The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

DIMMER AT THE NANSION•HOUS6 TO SIR WILLIAM FEY WICK WILLIAMS OF EARS. Yesteriiity evening the Lord Mayor gave a mag aibmat en:ettainumet ie the Egyptian Hall to Sir W. F. Marl em t f Kan, sad • distiogaushid petty, who had toes isrutd to ene.l that distinguished General. Genera Wit. who. s. u.'ght be asp Ttect. " was the chimed cf sll 0 b„,,, oat dressed is pada clothes, his ally dttoratian hew; the Order of the Been, which be wore ia an exceed- Isgly usoetentatiese Masser. The gallant metal is • film lookups middle-aged mu, of good nature. of a martial pre mace, sod belied that pecu.ser espreesioe of eye wc.ch is geparinly suppes:d to indicate Ames, far high conamead. If othial C Mid be more gratifying Ikea his reception, +tick is ate a nth misses almost torsos rho • tineette woolly evolved at :here eta rhadasteste. Ib. Deka of Cambridge wai a:so WAS warmly received, both by the orowd outside the Man sios-hosso and the queasy is the ball. Viscount Hording. and Sir ft. Away were prentted by ischapoeition from Wag tensest. On tt e removal of the cloth. The LORD 111•10 s gave, in miecession, " The ()vies," " Prince Albert end the rest of the Royal Family, " with • special coop fagot to the Duke of Cambri .gt, whom he was =Oat brppy to newther aglowt his guests. The llult• of CAWIIRIDON, who was loudly cheered, begged to his owssamie,esd for the rest of the royal fsecly, to rotors thighs fee the nohow which had jest bees coo- • hrred. He hod himself received so sissy marks of kindness sad attention from the City of Lomita, sad frets his lord ship is pert Imlay, that be shoold be most ungrateful did be not feel deeply sensible of the begone coot reed, especial an a day 1-he the present, far he was one of those who felt mash t.rl!ghted to do honour to a gallant mono,— (cltest.)—ta a nen who had to highly distinguished Numb lo the lattice of hi. country as Cream; W-lcamo. (Hear, hear.) Bat be arse not goicg to &lode at any length to tee merits of that ;Whist cheer, is the mortal of tie Lord Mayor, who knew so well tow to do howler to the treat. He was sore, however, that his galleon friend would petiole buss to say that no one re joloed mare at his dietinction—ao one was more gratified to me the servile so nobly appreciated by the mushy than he (the Doke or Cambridge) was. (Cheers) And when he made tart observatios, he made it not only oa his own put, bat on that of the gallant comrades he sew amend him, who were as much rejoiced se himself that their 'Omit friend had made the misfortunes of war the path to his ow. fame and fortune by the talent, firmness, arid judgment wi • h which be had grappled with those saiefattonee, end toe gnat saint overcome them. He was delighted to meet his gatlast friend to the City of London, end should be most meioses to pledge the toast which would be proposed is his same. The neat tout wag, " The Army and Navy," with which I the Lord Mayor castled the name of Lord Gough, the charm biro Cl flobraco and Calllianwallab. Lord GUCOM, In returning check.. 'Waded to the recent honourable emcee to millet her Majesty had been grad *oily pleased to appoint him, that of investing with Vs eider of the Bath the French officers in the Cruse He wall saute the company that the French °filar& fully ap preciated that honour, and were wortby companions in semi of the British soldiers. He had held oat the right hand of fellowship to those noble fellows, and they had (oily ncipeoratel hi. tooling. Sir G. !liven:ion returned thanks fcr the navy, hawk ing that one of tee use noticeable and gratifying features of the late war we. anion which it had trsmoted be tween the two safeties. The navy now watohed the honour of the army as cLeoly aa it did its own, and there was no doubt but that whenever they should be so unfortunate as to be engaged fa another war, the anima thue cemented be • twos the two Huhu, would be of Maitimable advantage. The Loan MATOI said be sow roe to propose the health of the guest ot ehe evening, .• Sir William Wiliam, of Hare" (load etturirp)—the man who had go nobly struggled to saluatain the reputatioa of his snotty, of whose high qualities they were all proud, and who bad gallantly per formed hie mimlon in • disont country, among strangers, end when surrounded by circumstances that might appal eves the boldest. (Hear) Braider the pride which they all felt when an knglithinan performed great deed, and maustained • high character in foreign lands. they appro. sated the great truth which General William had de • monstramd, namely, how valuable a man might be M his country who, having great qoalitime, de voted them suumervedly to the service of the state. Bat to appreciate it to its fullest elitist they must picture beth.awlvn Gamma Williams, with some haltdosen of hie chintrymth, ending himself is a distant country, Mese non who were attesters in language and religion, and who were utterly ignorant of the qualities which he and his countrymen possessed. Whoa General Williams emu anionget them men he food them in a state of de. ogroadeney bordering on despair, but by hie pommel Ulla mese he rased their morels and encouraged them to a re dhead teat inflicted great lose on Um enemy ; and when at last they were compelled to strender, they surched out with all the huoure of war. (Loud cheers ) Such undut deserved high honour, and the reception of Geisha Willis., by the people of this cavalry showed hew deeply they acre ispreesed with that convict on. They felt that they ought to make mush of sack men, es there might be way ethers who, stimulated by such an example and its rewurd, might on a futon minion seek a similar path to eminence. He was not then sofa; to detain the company with any Utilises( GeneralWillionuth retvicea—hie thirst in inviting him there that Gametes was to introduce him to his fallow.citihns, to brag their Taupe% burgess Into amatest with his fellow.bargemes. (" lieu," end chum) He believed be might alto add, that is presenting General Willis... be wee also introducing the Imagist Member of parliament to hie brother memben, as the gallant general ham only that day been nt"rned numb. r for Cats.. (Lend cheese) la propcialog this tout, he Gould not man elude without mestioning le terns of h;gli eulogy the names of Colonel Tuedale, Mr. Churchill, sad Dr. Sand with, the gallaat gespuions who had c e well supported their brave guest In the time of his extremity. (Load sheers.) General WILLIAMS, who wee reeleiTed with loud cheer. tag, said—My Lord Mayor, ladies, and gentlemen,—ln Snag to return shooks for the hoarier which 11111 been jut done me, I beg that you will allow no to do so al briefly en possible. Coupled with the warm tense in which the Lord Mayor has proposed my health, his Rya Highness the Doke of Cambridge hoe added word of kindness which I shall forget, not oaly in his own name but cn behalf of the =soy diatiogulatead generale whom I have saw the besour to see anniod ane. That was an houses* far above my merit that is the wildest dream of my Imagination I weld aot possibly have foresees it. (Hear, hear.) I began ney military career is Spain. and ale. visited Sieily and Gibraltar. Whets I visited Earl's, and sow the bricks and stones which had been 'toothed out of the breath en:raved with " Hun far brave Gough," I little thought that I wee ever to have the honour of meeting tbst gallant hear on an gouges like the pre sent. (Loud cheers) It Is an house width I deeply sp. preenthe, and it la most umeoling to me to have asecelated with me in it the names cf Cherchill, Teesdale, and Send with, to which I would beg to add two whisk have hitherto boos forgotten, Kehl; end Hollows, who stood by sat like sea In the heat of the battle. (Chun.) Many of the aampaay by whom I am surrounded an aware of the Manse in which her Majesty hum been graciously plead to reesive me ; and neat to that great I. the privilege of returaigg thinks is this pneecoo for myself and for the army which I had the hemmer to oseamend. Of that army I will lay that I believe there is net better material in the world for as army than gra Teaks. (Cheers) I feud them petallme, not hanreeeived any pay for three years; but tousle's, cud salved, and asked es they were, they stood bravely in the brush, and fez eerie hones k. p: the flout ermy in the maid at bey. (Cheers.) At !wrath, when at the end of two maths they were abhod to lay down their sae, their deportment extorted the admir.tion even 6f their enentiel (Hoar.) They bolos" to a nation for which we have spilled mush blood and expended mach treasure, and therefore I think you will rejoice to runs with me in believing that where there la so mu e military virtue, there mart be notathal vitality. My belief is that the Turks will them naives get tithe ship right again, and carry net all the changes and reform. for which we have (might lid struggled. (Chien) Hie lordship has been alto pleased to allude to ay eleet.cen to • seat in puliament It is quite true ; and it is also true, that in sppeaUr g to my constituency I asked them art ether 3 should be doiog my defy as their tepreetatative in nasionnoiag that the army should be opteld, and the snout see and all was that I secall nit be doing my duty if I did not use my beet exertions to keep the army In a state of allicieury. (Hear, hear.) I with sew to eiy a tittle more that point. I find myself at the "resent moment in the Tishah City in the w. 2;1, sad I a Noma to them whether the beet Jaunts of that soutenerce through which they ono gambit. their wealth do not demand that our brave army should be cherished and aist.ined. (Cheers.) The gal lant gentleman eon:laded by ',Ma thanking the a mpany for the manner in which hie health had been received. The next tout woe "Her NI j.ety's Mold rs." Lard Fairntsith briefly raturced thanks, adding hie test any to the Oftener, of G 1 William", and con senting with diet °Slur as to the expediency of tamping the ahoy is a full sate of elliciensy. The LOAD Id•TOR "TI,. Crimean Army," coupling with it the names of Lrrd Reteby, General Burgoyne, Sir Celia Campbell, General Soarleit, General Dacca and Sir H. England. Sir I. F. Bcononth briefly returned thank,. The Duke of etitorhh proposed, in eltsquent terms, the health of the Lord Mayor. Hie lordship returned thanks, and gave " The Lords and Gemmeas" fb;sOkll Or NIWCAITLII, to relenting thanks be uk• 110•10 of Lnds, onigniviteted that blew en the 'awake of deaccratio strength, which is wee constantly receiving. He need oily look*. hie left head, and see • wan wha had bleu galled to tie peerage for good service dome to his ineatry, in the permit of ha a .ble and geilut friend Lord Gough. (Lead sheen ) Set J. 0 , spe.thing for the Rouse of Commons, t Rived that on the what it fairly represented the pabl - c opinion of the cowstry ; and a had it more truly done so then when urging upon toe aduirdstratton the necessity of worthily monolog the widen of the defenders of Raw. (L - .ad cheers.) TLe H ease of Commons differed in laaay gusts, bit in that they •ere unithins• ea, and their reasieity hat l r odutot the dared nails . (Hair.) The LOYD ...M•TOlg.va To. City of London and Lord J. Russell." Lied I KUSSBIL WA. elw.y. sled le see Lit tame eic• timed eith the City of L R, el weeds it we. r.enarkeb:e test liter. was no trete: ccccc • hat b - ovilit est ihe sterile@ of the poor lo is vldcli ito cautious el Loucks dal sot !poniard part. (Hear, bear.) He was most happy tojpia tho emplimat paid to the gallant Omni W Ulnae, and doubly happy to heat the character which the gallant officer hid ei.yrn of cur allies the TUTU. (Hear, boar.) With people who had such oadarancs, courage, and sobriety, there mat to t cession to deipeir of their po:itical teen *ace. (Hear, hear.) The Duke of CANIMIDOIIgave "The Health of the Lady Disparage," and The output, retired to the draertsta-roca. ilnion•im WINE-DUTIES REDUCTION. Yesterday a festival, under the auspices of a WM• mittens formed for the purpose of promotion a reduction of the duties on (deign wises, and at the sou time advoest. leg a mutssily advantageous sputa of tariffs between Fresco and Eogland, especially in relation to the trade of the Potteries, was held at the Crystal Palace. At three o'clock • special commerce, of gentleness more immediately connected with the movement, from deferent parts of the country, was held in the Mule Court ; Mr. Ottoman, M.P., presided, and reed a paper epos Hasga rMs WWI, communicated by Count Samuel fleoulagh end the Rev. Heys°, d Dankll offered some remarks en the moral adieu's of wise as an ordinary beverage. Arraegaments for the fetus conduct of the sanative body of the suety (for it has assumed such a form) ware entered into, sad a re:ciliation pawed directing that a deputation should attend • wine congress about tc be held is Belgium. At Ave o'clock about 400 gentlemen set down to a banquet fa an extempore dueing.room in the tooth wing of the build leg, nadir the prealdeacy of Mr. Oliveira. Among the gutless' present we noticed Admiral Sir George Sar twigs, Canted* SooMII, M.P.. Mr. W. Biggs, M.P., Mr. lovas, M.P., Mr. Hadfield, M.P., Mr. Richardson, MX., Major Reed, M P , Mr. Sweetest Ballasting, Dr. Orbsoa, F.R.S., Lieut.-Colonel Macdonald, Mr. Jobe M•Gregur, M.Y., Dr. Hassell, Mr. Fowler, CB. Reprewatitg wins sir ettanta—Mr. George Ridley, Mr. K. Godes& Mr. B. Heidi's, Mr. T. W. litateletos. Meson. F..ster and [ogle, and Mr. Yothill. 1 7 1.4 s Frankfort—Mr. 0 wel Haab. Frees Coblents—Mr. JorJan. From Spoia—Dw Goilkorno Balers'. From France—M. Saiembosse de la Moretti', Presideat of the Preach Conemiestos to the Ezell bibles of 1851. M. Jose's (Potbeir et Joule), from Blouse. Mr. Alfred Westphal, from Montpelier, repro sentiag the Chester of Commerce, of the Baulk spe• dilly deputed. Mr. Robertson Gladetene was espesdally dusted by a resolution of the Finsainalltelowa Aseresi•- dos of Liverpool, to be present, oat woe unable to attend. Mr. Ap.lay Peilett, Mr. Lee, M.P.. Mr. Rice, M.P., Mr. Jaekeoe, M.P., the Mayor and Tows Clerk of Nemesis's. neder•Lyse, Dr. Chamben, Mr. Willcox, M.P., Sir John Hey, Ban., Mr. Ilogratt, M.P., Colossi Forrester, Capt. Ea mcada, M.P., Mr. Leos, M.P., Major Fields's, M.P., Mr. Cheatham, M.P., Mr. Kerehaw, M.P., C. L Frantlin, ALP., Mr. Medley, II P., Mr. Lindsey, M.P., Mr. Pitkuigton, M.P., Mr. Blued, M.P., Count Strsellecko, C. 8., Mr. Actoo, M.P. From the Sia&rdatillie Potteries : Mr. Wm. White, Chainsas of the Angles-French Few Trade Association ; Mr. B. BusforP, Secretary to ditto; and Mr. B. F. of the Arm of Morley and Co. From Bradford : Mr. Titso Salt, President of the Chamber of Commerce, sad the Mayor of Bradford; Mr. Darlington, the Secretary of the Chubs' of Commerce; and Mr. &Meas. Tbe Mayor of Oxford. From Deadee—Mr. David Hunter. Fees Sheffield—The Master Cutler; Wa. Fur:Et. Req., Mayor; and Mr. Clio. valise Jackson. Rev. R. S. Daniell, M.A., Rev. George Jepson, Y A., Rev. B.C. Bangor, M.A., Dr. Hawses. F.L.8., Mr. D'ltyncouit, Caputo Booth. Major Hall, Sir John Scott Lithe, E..C.8., Mr. Junes Wyld, Charlie Salisbury Butler, Eaq., M.P., Mr. Thomas Mills, MP., Mr. R. Townley Parker, M.P, Mr. Rowland Hill, Mr. Thomas @sour of Middlesex; Sir Cusack Hooey, Mr Thweitee, Chairman of Metwooliiva Board of Wises ; Mr. Thomas Wiskworth, F.&A., Mr. Joseph Ferguson, M.P., Lieut. Cclocel Macdoseld, High Sheriff of Carnarvoeshire. Also a delegate from the Belgian Association for Free Trade, and Colonel Alexander /dirdeynasky, npresentisi the wise growers of Hungary. Colonel Sykes, Cha ir man of the East India Company, use of the stewards, wrote a letter to Mr. Oliveira, up/eosin his regret at being about, in consequence et attending the &neer given to General Witham@ try the Lord Mayor. After the weal loyal and patriotic WIWI, and the health of the Emperor of the Fruited bad been duly howsued, The CHAIRMAN, la a very elaborate addrest, proposed the toast and awitthsent which had brought them together as that day. He emerged 011 the disedvastages of the present high dada on wise, as tending to atist revues, to pro mote admteretioo, to induce spirit drinking, and the cones quest demoralisation of the humbler clues He thatesded teat the use of spirits produced disease, inathiee, the cos mission of many crimes, great anpenditere in police, is ira prisonswat,aad Worsen of rates ; and that it prevented sir *Weeding AMMONIA' relation with many @outrage In Europe, espcsu.l., Frames, Spate, Portaged, the Two Sicilia*, Greece, and Germany. In short, his address might be chgracttrised se a dissertation on the advantages of • reduction of the wine duties, flaaacially, morally, acid intethatioully. The hoe. gentleman also read lett. n from Kr. Cobden, M.P., Mr. F. Levee's Gower, M.P., the Rev. Thomas Gamier, chaplain to the Howe of Commons. Pro fessor Owes, and others, expensing their approval of the ejects of the nesting, sad *Si/ regret at being unable to attend._ Mr. E. BODLIT (4 the Bre of Messrs. F. Marley add Co.), represeettag toe Stalordshsre Po:tertes' Aeglo-Freash Frs. Trade Aseociatioo, de/ire:ad as address stowiEd the advantages of • mutest reductisa of tend% between Flamm oak°, eat Britais. _ . _ Mr. TITUS 81LT, of &hairs, president of the Bradford Climber of Consent, love as impression of oplatos born that impoitsat &mkt of Yorkshire, upon the laureate of their local ntosuf.otares in Mincer to a :eduction of tan& between Frames sad Busload. Mr. Joan McGazoon, M.P. for Glasgow, gave as ad here upon the advaatages of fataroaaosal trade with Priors, roasiaersd with retinas, to the trade end °M arra of Boatload. Dlr. Aizazn WIITPMAL (of the arm of Bloaquier, Son, red Westottai), of Harpsher, specially oppoiateull by net lath* of the Climber at Commerce of that town to repro. @sat the department of the Hera.lt, spoke to the following effect : I do not thigh It Is any tiepin unser, to eater into general eociridesuistes epee free trade between Seined and Prue*. The quietism has nee sallnionly upend and diecumed. TM immeasurable beanie, that would be derived from a mon sitteasave lateresesee bennen these two great • Woes is oily darned by Owe whose eye, ere blinded by selfish tautest' sun solitary prejudices. le oosensean, I wish merely to state a few tests, which will newer, let me hope triumphantly, some of the objections rpiiosed to the ndeetioa of the duties opts wane in Upload. Three gaieties, no generally &amend to the advocates for the insides of ths douse. First, will Pram be able to sappy the llogllsb /market ? will the Fries of bet whole be emelt as to have any eeriest bloom upon ie.* onneseeptioa ? Thirdly, whet will be the quality of - bee drop wine ? Let the fol lowing Lures newer the aft —Freese, eeterdisi to the Preset( g , voresant's bee.mt of 1860, predates an avenge of 40 to 42 millitm beeWtres, Cr., 990 millet* of dallies, ar is ma eambeie SO unlike of lbeistrials. The flea foLowies document". Ter, Gard, Hermit, Aisle, Pyrenees Oriental's, t redeem imasally more Lea 10 =alma hisetolAns, or 220 million of gallon. Of this quanta shoat ene•third, say 76 million of guiles., is tuned into spirits, and the equivalent of that oily third would sales Ito allow to the Vatted Kingdoms • easteemptkaa of • little more thaa 16 bottles a-bead tuned of 1 1 6th bottles, as it is at preteat. Having shown by bores the great WIWI, of was- rowing Is Freon of late years, and the probenlity of the English market tens opened, tansies still farther to increase that production, be proceeded to make some very laterestirs obeervationt, marked by • thorough kno sledge of the aeljett, and continued-1 have weighed sad estimated all the nines espouses with the greatest possible atoareey, sad alter 'nowise ten per nat. to the Freccb and as our °eat to the Euglish marcher, I sea positively assert that (vessels, our desideratum obtained , sal the dirty lowed to one ghillies a gallon) wine from the South of Feenoe could be sold in London at no price of 'teepees, or s;a peace a bottle Or bottles to a sailor ). The gently of the wises I an speaking of would be a very ere indeed, much bettor in average the that of most of::: vies ordiaaires Out are to be met with at the hotels ca the sontient. TO, ale. belie stritegth of then wins lured be of from 11 to 13 per teat. It !as abet beta atged that Preach wan do act always keep in Haslaad,oa ucentat of its mintier shuns. Kaaba., has • mush wider climate' ton Great Britoil', earl still the cassunatin of Fretch seines, and especially of Southern twines, is there a very o in enterable mu. and the taste fur UAW, wines is eenstantly isatiosieg. On the ere head, people wish to have ea bloodied beverages, and op the other they tampion cf the lesufilciest steadiness of certain wine,. The South of Prance, as well as the San and West, produces wises of the most luscious description ; but it is not with non high qualities that we west to eater upon the Zeglhh market. Thou qualities soilcontly reasemead themselves to taste and fa.hicre. What we wish is to no wine considered no more as a mere I y, attainabie oily ry the fish and wealthy, but as • pcpulaseorentitor to ale and porter—and above all, to eta end brandy. Popular coasumptiou is what we wish—what we would obtela. if the daty ware reduced. Several ottury oddneses were delivered, and et Din o'clock the pro:settings tare heated, and the nanny retuned, after spending • very agreeable day of mined basins,. and pleasure. ROYAL COLLEOE OF BOROZONL—ne following latinbers of the Cr liege , baying underseas this . ':wary 'nominations, wore admitted lictotiateeia midwifery, at the mostlog of ibis board on the Bth ins% 0:toor Wawa. Ponshreke-terrace, Caledoaian-rood, Winst on; Tholes: Hoary Taney, ()wooden, Dear H.iOse ; !When Wootton, Canterbury ; John Lista, Pool Push, Haif a ., Yorkshire; 8 twat] Heavy Or. en, New Garrott, blasehester ; Charles Hoary Slaughter, Faroiarnsan, Knit; Powae, Ifowey, Cora wall; Allred Hoodoos, Ips wich; William WUliams Peatialos, /if rth W• 1411; SS. Gram, Wisheacti, Conit;ndgeohlso; Jame Orteawo Quensee•roal, Danko ; Itaatewite Blnaje. , Horn. E.1.C.8. ; Cosa. s EVIIIS Marid , NOtWiCil ; ColL , lte Jake. Elwin, Breed-stets t-bsiWgs, City; ?kimono Joba Ken:isk. Bstwiashata ; Juba Croaks Webb, Shaftesbury 'errant, PIIOIIC3 and Thtnao Carthago Gillet, Truro, Cora wall. CORRUPT PRACTICES AT PLICTIONS.—Ths woad reactirg of the bill, to sees w the act of 1851 for eitsvintlat corrspt preview et •leetloee, fe flied for this ( [Mirada)) evsa DI. Mr. H. Berkeley. M.P., Ell hoes, as as sum*. MST, " that It be teed a nesad taw Mat day els maths." NAVAL AND MILIT.ABY. THE ARMY IN THE EAST. The following is an extract from a letter, dated British Camp, June 24: The b of the 6th of June hal given great die setiefeetion, and this has been oily equalled by No. 1 emend order of yesterday, stopping all field allowance from the 30th Jane. It la bed *sough, although ausesery, for a poor fellow to be kept behind is this hot weather, either la a desolate camp, or else at Balaklave, performing fatigue duties, kuowieg, at the sense tine, the mama his services are no longer required for shipping govereseent sad railway stores, be will be obliged to sell his tut-pony at the outside pries for 21., when, la all probability, during the siege, it seat him 261 ; but to have his field allowance of le. 61. or 25.6 d. • day stopped is addiVou, le, to sly the lust of it, a very mean proceeding. By the regulations this &Dow ning has always bun mad. a quarterly one, payable in advance, so that If en officer was is the field on the tint day of a quarter, be drew for the remainder of that quarter, and Cuing the war an officer embarking fn the East wan always allowed to draw in mouths in advance. Although by the Gesirtto of the 6th, staff officers are not shown u suds, still it is not considered that es much favour hes beam shown toward them as might have Men imputed. For *sample, out of the twenty-eight enjoys made brevet lieutenant colonels only eine would be declared as staff—in otter w ords, one in three ; still there are many who think this a very large proportion. The Artillery have g..t wore than their fall stare, although one of their staff, Captain Heyman, brigade major, has been overlooked. The Re gimen have not come off so well ; only three of that corp s are promoted, and of those three two have never been engaged I. the siege. If Colonel Owen did not get much for his Crystal Palace duties, he has certainly got his fail reward for the Hills duty he did before &bastopol. He came out as a captain, end lost his leg, but far this place of seisforsone he has been made since last Jaly a brevet major, a C. 8., sad now a lieut. -eolousl, besides being given • very good appointment in London. The sebelteros, on the contrary, who have done all the hard work, and who are now doing it, have got nothing for their sondem On Bundey evening the Commander-in Chief, with his personal staff, and Admiral Fremantle, relented Iron Kutch in the Emperor steamer. The tows Is to be handed over to the Buenas the mutest the 71st have embarked, which I taped hes already taken place In the P•Oifi3. The last of the Teas, and eon %invent store*, even to a truss of hey, were embarked last week, ander Brigadier-Orraeral Neill. To-day the head-quarteseof the Dith Regiment and three ampules of artillery, Capt. Veneta's, Capt. Hardy's, and Lieutenant Dodson's, embark from Sebastopol on board her Majesty's ship Centarion. The reminder of the 20th was to have sailed last Saturday. On their departure it in supposed that the fatigue duties in the captured fortress will be performed by the sailors and marines, se there will sot be a stogie soldier left. Two non battalions of Land Transport, the 2nd conthuaded by Rijn Robertson, captain 31st, and the, 4th, by lileitr Dick, homeliest 78th, are ruder °ruts to I embark M Balsklave, is the Robert Lowe, on her arrival. This will loam nine battalions still to embark, the let, Zed, 4th, 6th, and 6th having gone. Oar head-quarters leave shortly, end the remaiader of the army at Balakiays. under General Garrett, is expected to embark about the 16th July. For this purpose a certain number of an-of-war are to be kept at Hasatch in reserve. Mrs. &mole has moved her retidence to Bathed. She states that Lord Gough has promised to do his best to get her ear Crimean medal. One *Log Is ot main, that she and the other ladies who were out here previous to the Graded,' deserve to have the Crimean ribbon, and the army would be more glad to see than wearing it than to be obliged to see, as they do sow, Commissariat Akers and Oedema clerks wearing four clasps, and Peat-olio clerks "Witting about with the Balahlava clasp, simply became they lammed to be in Balaklava eta the 25th October, 1864. By general ordass Csptaiss Cansiebeal, 45tb, Gorden, 82ad, Majors Host. B. Raney, 95tk, and Goodlake, Cold stream Guards, go him* with Dr Home and several emo saissarlat, medical, sad clerical oSeers. Captain 111.111.4ter, 46th, will perform Me ditties of Provost Marshal, vice Csr. sidebar!. A report hae arrived Ma: lose transport, with Moms, has beat burnt is the Bospisoras The remainder of the telegraph wire in the Crimea is likewise to be taken op. The Lice soiled yestsrday with Lord William Paulo, C 8., Lienr..Colmal Glyn Dr. Alexander, C. 8., &c , on board, and the Foyle soil: to-day with !alto-men ofirmrs foe England. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1850: SPORTING. -..- THE LIVERPOOL CUP, &e. TO Til IDITOI 01 TIIII 1111LPIIIIII• Bra,—The fielders have had the best of the first Innings et Liverpool, and 1 shall act be at all surprised at the Liverpool Cap being carried off by as outsider. On Monday stood on Mermaid and Braila. to Orty Tommy Irma the mak outsiders, mid the latter has wall repaid as, for from 40 to 1 be sprang is the mums of twelve hours to a third of thole odds. I have very little 'Mention to make on Monday's selection; bat 1 shall give a few additional lists. Tipes's appearance at Liverpool wig an:lovely looked for, aadoelies ski showed. the 'stressless in her favour were general. She gallops very strong, sad her condition is al that her Meade Gould wish. With Pietism' in the saddle, if site asset roteiave her Chester and Mascheater defeats the will disappoint her party greatly. I ant afraid she will never get so hide as Sit again. Wild Huatsuan's condition palled bin through for tke burdock Testimonial, and a select few won a very heavy stake on it, baying kept him quiet up to the lest moment. The Cop distance, however, is cot likely to suit Wen, although being in such tip.top fettle, he should beat as rs than beat him. — Early Bud, steams* es it may appear, looks more dan gerous then if he bad won to-day, and it only regalia • little mosey to go oa to make him the sound favourite. His party, it is whispend, us going for smithies else. Harehloness will be a gond favourite at the post, and the Whitewall divides us confident of • win with her. She buboes saved • long while, and I mod Betsey that she goes as well as anything. Lady Tenon end Broth*, to Grey Tommy both look formidable. Ido not see why they should sot both be good favourite*, end it will be as well sot ti hold her to, cheap. Her party are is good earnest, end I knew how diarists they are when the money is on. Pretty Boy looks quit* as well u be did at Stockbridge, and he is oes of our best mooed-rata horses. What nig party mean to do with him I do sot know ; but they ere not on to the twee they generally ere when they think they have • good thing. I bellows Tom Thumb has been bulged by Shiro, but be has run so badly that he shall not enlist me in his favour till he does something in public to deserve it. Pretty Boy ought to give bias another 71b and boot him, looking at both their performances. Goldhill won his r .oe eesll or cosh et Stoubridge; but I would wooer back hiss for the Goodwood Stakes then this rear, even with more weight to *any. H. is knocked about most sespicloos/7 in the market, and, if meant, si I have said before, he could win. I only doubt the intentioas of his owner, who, having backed him to win plenty of money for the G oodwood Stakes, ought not to throwaway a chance for that race The others us soon disposed of. I fear I shell hot get a run with Mermaid; Ls(ly Florence would like the distance better were it a mile, and King of Scotland nu too badly at Newcastle to compete with Typos. The ram then. in my opinion, stands thus : Either Pretty Boy or Ooldbill oars who, if wanted. But (eerie, they are not, I 'hell take Lady Tattoo and Brctber to Grey Tommy, to compete with T 3 pee at the flesh, and I shall not be surprised et one of them beating bor. The mile 16 rove. sweepstakes will probably be tiontested by Sprig of Shillelagh, Lanes, one of T. Parr's (Fishermen or Apathy). Melissa, sad one or two others; but I shall not have to reek farther dun the Sprig end Fisherman, giving the first menliowed the preference, on aceciaat of the great disparity of the weights, and he ought to beat atbv. es he did the trick for him to-day. Fisherman, however, may be mutest to carry cff the Qesea's Pia.e, and leave Aperiy to manage the above. Friday's races 1 leave till to-morrow. METEOR. Wednesday Ennis'. THE GUARDS. - - - The let Donahue Onostlior Guards has left Wellington Bursas for Aldershot' Camp. Th i s t attalien masetted direct from Hyde park to the Waterloo Station after the review yesterday. TIN tad Battalion Greasdier Guards left town yesterday, after the review, on their return to Wiedsor, were Um will resale for the present The 3rd Battalion (bemoan Guards, shish marched Goa Aldershot' yesterday—last from the Crimea—en gone late:the Wellington Barracks, St. James-park. The let Battalion Coldstream Guards—last from: the Crimea—lee gone into barracks at the Tower of Loadoe. The tad Battalion Coldstream Guards, which, op to yea. tardy, wen gainer/4 in the Tower, left tone after the review, for Aldenhott, bet an sada orders ultimately to proceed to Wiadsw. The Ist Battalion Beets Fusilier Gunn—last from dis Crimea—an you into Bt. Geerse's Barracks, Charing- MOM. The 2nd Battalion Boots Fasilier Gourds, up to yeaterd4 ometpyiag Bt. Giorgio Barracks, left towa alter the nen', fee Ali/neon. _ _ — Tra•/aetasTa-strest llsessise. sad the Besslasted tad Backlashes Palade Barnette, will he eeeep.ed by detach. seats tram the three Crimean battalio n. ON bottslloo of the °mocker Gourds Is audit orders to mood to Dahlia. ADMIRALTY. JULY 9. Aproiarruitta.—Maater B. B. Pro (1861) to the Osbaroo, paddle -wbool doom 'sok% et 480..0.. power, at Portmosta. RETURN OT THE AULT IN THE RAFT.—WAR Dz. JOLT 9 —The following moots pasmil tM Boss Ow" as passage re Bailosall, ea thislit,2od, 604 sad 7th tastisat: —Charity, 700 masa British t 3 wise Leese Stam boul, 900 awn British 81rIss Legions ; Caleatts, 11 th Mas saro; Amoral's'', 200 ..a Leal Traaspxt Corps, 200 nos Army Works Corps ; Bsolotsass, 60 1111111 Lust Transport Caps ; Boaspareil, 72.4 Regiment. PORTEMOOTII, Mir 11. La inquiry late the eitalastames 0 mol with a mime We Ada Often mem Whig Merkel mi Om* Hear Ma whowies at iodides alb Se angleati t a s Mo at the arra Moto Aze= I.sis la Ilis 11 1.6. 4, 11 1.= ealemored arizot a Imat i trl e o Raab IMMO Mahal br the gotry oa dam M an galore le Miaireniaidia a mane any tot arm M tale a elm pat albs Lein AM., milddeB. Meow MIS SEM Mika. TM Mai MEW le an heolgabp albs Pada goregmeese. the =Me goad the beigday le err.Ma • list r d eggra. a Mae deemed bag lea aMb or Moo amemlest mes Mai Meeppole. la mar to maw ems amid It be nineggay. Moneta a 80,010 no aid Wen hoe Mar at Ms pert don tag andeoleo as mr. Tea ea trembee et as swam gad. weffleinnk ale rade rerimaelbon die WM lemma pirrWas, The aler. loam bo sedneled my eon. agaga. goll beepers gals biamier to nage all. Tin area Maria. lda 1 Imo entiel Me sfeemons. libe 10 Mal Mae fop OM bap helm tier 11011 a, gram area owl Aim. ad NI tiled M• Mt a li do ; Cap. Wm Mesdoels aid Tram Lienemme Maga. Magagme. Prior, CoLigraillie waiii TWO VTAM old Nom the Mb ; lea itaraelet; Cyan* Moat, Mb ; lAgarenot Ma ; Was am, .h ; Mr. gala. mom ; ilim Oe aat ge ;SOma d do 4 t h Maraget, 1 et aeTagab add 10 Webb of die Mb lbantia. Thil se V e. TMTM leogrogb obb Se ad Wires dOs Me SNP no. a erlamlible gamma TM deet iriliogeol=lBo aleph ChlEdiele. 1110111 pen. salad at dilasoi ti do attar. usia lon tbe Odom Meg brave ammago alba 00 liermeat Ilibaled MINIIIININ MS eakmes sal seem mar do geoggeastl of Man Wl4lbe Cloasior lea ildalima Jam 111. GM Malta Mes 111. TM same by hee see Mee White, Iran Mean (ao4 lay), Maga Is Leaman O. Seam ORM, A. & Rum ; d tho Ma Mgrilleat Magid gbany asel Terser, mkt. au awapwasi Mr. Ilariale. .111111101% dirk aM I 7 gown aarta Ms mod 108 01100-TeSST 1 • 0112 Yet. MI Eadikk i1 d111. 1 =1 . 1 . 9 bile et Oretaa. Ile Magoare, gabs traild ghat nand at ileabol thla after. EOM 61611 die Mem Ma MP Meet IMMO Mom Ible matel lea 'neat a allotaboe navel ago AMMIEoII May. The ado et 121. mew= arab Othledi, bier to Me leg el aws Mar at lam Toe of On make deo Mame ; tbe Ow t o si d tsgr adide. me to re lb stormy via NM addle Commar Chrobres, to the VIM bar. The Driver gene Into brad to t• got reedy. OSVONTOST. hit O. Tie IL Jess drAns, amplok awes Sr. Vtoorat Inag.lo Wig food he aid Otomoillo ouvromo to et. roomberg. Thojolooto oleo dodpood roottool boor tins walk 100 WO alba It le romoool dot ilogoodlit ailhorldoo about to Fodor orto 1111. drew pos boos. ROWAN Pnoizernits.—The Ornerier of Mar eeilh s says :—" The snivels of war materiel frost the Crises an very areaerins only day ; hat what particularly 'A lmon attention Is aa immense qv:unity of einialar projec tiles employed by thrt Russian la the desperate defames at tr • latter part of the siege. foots of those are boas tubes of east Iron, amid at the sod by wood, sad soatelaiog es mesh as 160 kilogrammes of halls sad rape allot ; others are sasses of belts sad grape shut plated la canvas coveted whit a Mak sad swap tar, sad of a militaries] twos of sheet one metre is leeith • othen again ate hags of mall et Ah atataialag the saw* °bisect, sad made to It gees of doe Mrgest rise. These swears projectiles Wen only der timed to he throws a short distaste, ad is may if theta hillistinshie =whit are Eased." LIVERPOOL JULY lIBETING.-W3DMISDAT. Tbs moil= 44 out poristad by the pogroms* wss not maulsad the dwtodiat lot, kalas/Isrsea. The promo& Ibast womouto s quarter pat two, sod they tmstaattd i rs "sat= latiNg bad littb to mita or sustain their • . . . 11 — sienfion nen Seil sod loweelag, bat towards soon tbs dart deeds felted amen sail Ali rasidder d Credit, wer fanerabis r - , tbe etamesplet Male Ile bean falai white bed fallen slim Menne villa eardleltelinedas ardor. CM Mho 7 WIWI 1 i beast en .in me wets, for el Hie MS be h e re amet MMus et Hie maim sot la the nesing Mr DM, bee Periled the jesbeys, new% and nos Melia be iteekS ineweley. The seSSOndri NOM et tbe rain metes se wenuteat Tan Carmen keno at le nes. seek. b ft, for e.yr.olde and K ends. Oa arbe soll a neester. (7 sarr.) Mr. T. Parr's iblestumn, by His, 11 yrs, let 111 b (Wake) v.o. Tea Mane ersans et IS roes. sett, 3 rt, with N lidded, for Lyr. reds ; MI, be 71b; ebbs. est 41b. Inners of 100 sots. den. fib ewer The stea d to metes N rem at of the stakes. T.T.C. (31 reds.) Mr. Aradreafes Dv% Mbar Id 71b (Quinton) 1 Mr. Oeggerthwriteb d IN Ilb -(A 'dwelt) I Mr. T. Peres Apathy, Ms flab a.) Mr. J. Osbaenn Olne Hawk, Mt nb........... .... (J. Osborne)) 4 Lord Derby.. Mena, Set 4lb . Ti. Gnomons Osas d liens. ebb, h le, with 100 added, for 3 mold SW.., est orb seek. Cereals penalties and allerwanen. 71* awned to resin N sees. oft of the shin'. Ouse nand. One mile fl 3 yards. (de 'ebb) Mr. J. Me ryb Umiak by Sweetessar est ffb (Ashimall) f 1 Mr. Ceppeetkvalues WWI= by Use Ply* Da Set 71b fa klere , fl i I Mr. J. Cabernets His. Tiff, est fib (J. Oebces 3 Mr. Kenn% Melly (late Staffordshire Nan), eat (Weds) 4 To. Insrurat Twormeareas. • Hanellosp IMOITIONkei Of 10 mom wolf, b ft, with a Onset pear id 100 roes. nine added, kw 3 yr.olds and sewed'. Conde 'lanes nitre. Tbs sicced tains his stake. Mend a balf. IS Ids.) Hr. Mony's Wild Haateeen by Harkevey, 3 yrs, 7et fib lindutra Mr. Canortherelte's Tarty Bird, I yes, est Ilb ( ( Alitaroft) ) 3 Sir C. Mek's Vandal, 4 pa, An 132 b (Crarevell) 3 Mr. Sans% Mary, 4 yrs, fa lib (J. Prosier) 4 Manx far fee ens., b It, ad fib sash. laree.qoarten of s tads. Lord Olardow's soft by Arplin-^Dares readved forfeit from Lard Derby's Athlete. _ _ _ (117 EWA' s arms% Tolepapl6) Tan Own ... ....Mu um. Tas Thum? SUM& Maw of Ilestlsod 3 lissgh . . o;ii tbn 7a WIDVIIIIII&T LOS; 11 emus. LATEST CUP BETTING. lu 3 I ra Typos 7is I opt Mudiklaus 6to I B. to Om Maw I 10 to I Lady natal The Cup will be in tor U kall-past Wu. CRICII7IT. The 01111111.141 OP Xs= ass /ma V. brown).— This mial; wa4.41•11. ia a NNW= Ye gni. at Lorre la lard of Went 1.4 ma wax Ile Wallas of Lla4 was Or =lda liwo—nstri. Ist balw.4 NI; Sad Maw. 114 Est aid ems% Ist brloga. 1711; 244 Wisp, N. No Ow Mak elm IN ?WV. 4111411411111 b. THE LATE GALE IN THE CHANNEL. LIVERPOOL, WIDNXIDAY. Anemia& from WI pub of Gm nowt continuo to poor into the Underwriters' Runk which show that the roost Ithrriemse bas left nosy frame of its soiree. The George A. Hopley, Captain Maloney, which sailed Wens for Charleston oa the 6th tsly, Is ashore near Port en* and wm become a total wreck ; cm► saved. no low WM., Beyer, hence to New York, Is lying egehist the reeks at the entrance to AeMwelt tambour. Her pemengers, 200 is number, all landed. In the violent gale yesterday mends( she lost sails, and was pat on shore for safety. She has s good deal of water in her lower bold, and sous floor timbers ere supposed to be broken, bat it le ea plated both ship and cargo will be saved. The Isle of Man steamer, King Ony, left Liverpool for Doyle, Ids of Man, at 2 p.m... Monday, sad when shout US Mike from the Wand, at 2.30 an. yesterday, her inter mediate theft and a wank pin broke. She was fallen In with about 16 miles from the Wand by the company's staasser Tynwald, at 11 sow" while on her pump from Douglas, and sowed bask safely to Liverpool. THE STORM or MONDAY NIOBT.—The Vale of litioaday sight appears to bare bees very destructive. Its awe is the weighbosehood of the Noway bays already boa stated. Os the Pembrokeshire =est formidable wri the, its if:perfumed. Two oceetiag vessels were drives es 'bare rear Ahem's", and it I. feared the sow of one of them perished. A schooner called the PopplewelL boiled be Chester foe Sweeses, was curt ashore sear Fishiliserd, hat the stew seeped. Doris, the height of the 'One OW weir eels were drives ee the rooks is St. Bride's Bey, sad Mare woke. A short distance to the northward si the whose: Adelaide, bflositise to Wevklesees. ems kit, eri.h Kr. BMW, the muter. Of the Asti's', owe there was VINO •Woriesse. Early is the infoslise , a lose Aweless slily, Issas Webb, Capons Beyer, wlttO had left Limped se the premiss' day for New Perk. with 320 is, west ashore seer the menses of the herb- ae of The whole of the presseers, rice., awl their were saved. Seversl Settles sables left &deo, re lli r ' esirth-sest meet, sent the middle of the day, for Oaf spdlessy sweeties. The weather woe then floe, bat le Ole fie lbw been the Wad &steed to the N. 8., blew hieeliff a wry bony eon. The cobles SW* e e.Wllll le hi lead, bat Wm er for are slississ. with Orly wows. Ose et the obis" was washed empty oboe Wm the Raw Cliff. &yard lugs souk' ere reported le have bees wreaked on this &Lariat of soot. Some few miles to lb. earthward of &Atha", sear Bober, four vessels were carried "shoe by thie gale. Two "theaters, wined the Eaglet sad Lively, of Whitby, bawd to Hall, shared a tlatllar fele between Rodeo sad the StaiilMs. THE WEDNESDAY..- Captala Webster, of the 'abeam Ikelns, fitted oat by the Ushad States to search for the awaken! ship Boosuresti, Mos with (*Wee, fa= Mobile, said whirls was wew afloat more then a Roads after twin abeedesed, arrived at Q,,.. se s ow■ this erieralso. Laving crowed the Alkalis witheat bevies 1111* sorbing of the whaler ship. THE AIIEIIIC.ANWIAILL—bviRPOOL,WEDHEEDAE. —The flatted States Null steamship, Erfarnew, Galata Low lier. galled hose the Horny Ibis Wauseon for New York, with the mils fee the Muted States, • low 1150N11,416, sad a aiodoraloougo of morobamilas oa intim lab) Inttlittnce. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.—JoIt 9. COURT. INK 11011 T IIKR. LLICIL TIM ■/OUT MM. PIS Z. PATTITIM, RIGHT HOP. ell W. KIM.. Al. ins Mitt 1101, SIB bDWAID Lira*. ANGINA V. /I ILDINIANDT.-1111 SNIP £LINZ AND FANNY. (rams.) This was in a I from an inowioeutery dame of the Jaffe of the MO Mart of ty, prowouseed cat the bOth of January R to allow the captor. (Her 11.}eaty'. 'hip Tartar sad Drae, of the 'kip Aline and Fanny to bring In further proof, as prayed, rejecting tbe certificates and reports of Lieutenant Fits Herbert Ros tov, Lmutenant BUIL= Belford Stubbe, and Captain William Boonton Bte wart, and decreeing the restitunon of the venial without meta and dares/gee, and lite arguments were only part heard when Oa oommluee raw. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JULY 9. DAVIDSON'S DITOICI. This gam wee reson;ii;ttbree--- Mr. berjesst WraeitTlM and Mr. Vannes appeared for the peth Weer. Dr. Twin appeared to, NM Davidson. Mr. Wood (Mrs. Davidson's lather) was remind, ad be dated that he had had • couvenation with his daughter egegpankei Laineette remaining In her apartments all night. He had IsM ha bow wow It was. He believed that .be was perfectly Mumma et the 'dewed adultery, rut guilty of great nii.cooduet. rhn aeth Can staid that the bad former tees la the web. of Mrs. Weed, and that the was acquainted with M. Handers. fthe had ham gaingned on behalf of Mr. Davidson is the Oneletary Court. tie had had a eativereatioo withMry Ma lama ce the suWeet of Yea Derider% sesweeed Built wiser said she ma my sorry for the May, awl Mary Am Demos MI she MUM that Mr.. Davidem was sot yedYq. Mimes Md. what." serious thing It maid be if Mr. Dmidee• we. guilty.. DOOM= replied. "Yea. Me she bast guilt The lAA filimellet said he saw so mem to doubt the seideace of Mrs. Demm e sad if the Gets so stated by bet were to be believe+. Mrs. Dubbin bulb= aunty of the Many dinged against her. If that wham ma Wend then it war iamb eat that Mrs. Daeidsoa had famed es atimahmat to Lebow tte Uttar. Ire lembse, and that eb• W seevemmisi with him soteeotiectly. bedabessemeded her Mime le tabs hat Is Pans fora week whew to. latmled to wo mb Ise • emideralis period, and erten The bed get rtd of his she Mat 110111.1 d Ode piing henchman into her wpertmeeat., where be had Murat and bed sweat the MAW part of tbe eight in her bed, is all dm Mlle Idris and %sift IN. La far as human Mal ebo' emit de. he masa germ Mk wbm, if she had the cpportu. airy, she wield 'NMI& adultery; ea epperusaity bad been afforded to ha; sod be bed so doubt that she bed seatied herself of It. He would, milt these circuantancen, urge that the bill be road a snood tlaw MU me aosordloily read s wood time, sad onto* to be Irrearaitted. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-JOLT 9. RIVED COOITe-B2POIER ISLI AID ♦ lII.CIALJOAT. ALLAN O. HC 111 , ,0R EROS CHANCERY. This wa sn I;sue duelled by thellaater of tis ii;ii:Zveeelatn whether the plaintiff wee interlined. sad if so to what Men; in a concession granted by the Dutch !peen:meet to the defend int. for the establialurient cd a lima electric telegraph taw: ea Yogland and Holland. Yr. Watson and Yr. Mundy were mann for the plrintlff ; Mr. Atherton end Mr. Bereard for the defendant. It appeared that the plaintiff, who wee a seienttee gentleman ridding in Edtobergh, had taken out a patent for as elec tric to ph, sad on the 7th of Mired, ISM, obtained as act of paillaroent for the (Jilted Kingdom Riedel* Telegraph Com pany. Ile then attempted to obtain • concord= from the Belgian government for • line to Ostend; but, being unsomewful, he turned his attention to Holland, and warn introduced to the defendant, a Dutcb sideman, who wan then In London. After some negotiation dere:dad proceeded to Hollan I; plaintiff west over after ben, but did not rends bar. Comiderable corresponded* Rd place until the I Met May, when the Dutch government granted the tionmeelen to Ve dellinelsat. He then returned to Loud a. Percent interviews took pled between lens and the plaintiff, and some gentlemen who Implemented the intended company, which was to be Weed ft work the cone attar. before any apeement we ear r for that puede, the defendant sold he lateen le the measentoo to Mr. Ricardo, who represented one of the tele- Mph emapnelee. Plaintiff then tiled a bill in Chancery 'Miming a Ant lama la the concemion ; the eatme came before the Master of who directed this due, to wet twin abet was the agree MIN Worm the parties. The plaintiff wee etainthed. and deposed theta mpetweat between hen and the defendant was that they eiedie belated, interested In the conorecon, although for meted Medd they arranged that L. should be taken In the name et the dis lied set atty. Several letters which had plated between the parties Were pet In; The ere be the defendant wan that no each averment had beet aMeh Ile defend., admitted that the plaintiff bad ant roomed thee he *aid apply for the concessioo, but de'etdant was to have the make Moat of whet It pc Booed by sale or by a royalty. The balk he tie plaintiff would be that he would be enabled to carry oat hle perm tbrmab the intersenttoo of the provost(' company, are rye hie Geiser free tntal failure. bead wad far the plaintiff, rad that there wee an M down law Mu the concession. COURT OF COMMON PLEA.B.-JuLT 9. eringeg LT nog MOS IN 1.0111001t.-11170118 CZ= MINI TUTS NASH O. HOOPII-, The plaiatiff In Ode case was a little glri oely 11 Iran of *ye, and she entered the defendant's Gerrie* three years ago, and was to be employed in one of th e pr comes of saveloy* foldiag. tier wages were first le. and afterwattla be. a week. On the eth July. MS the decedent Tea short of heads, and the plalntiff was directed to at teed to the removal of paper es it pawed through some roller., es well ea her own work. The removal of the paper was pro,erly work for a by, and while the plaintiff eta doing it her hand was crushed by the machine in to anima a mantle, that she we. for are weeks in the hospital and had not been .be to work emce, and indeed it was said by her tonne& to be doubtful whether she would ever recover the tnU nee of her hand. ii;i4Topprared for the plaintiff, rtd Ur. Peftrodorff for tbe defeudent. intheiss;;Se of the care It was 'applied by Ithi lordship that roue arrangement rbookt be come to, and otter wee diseurnion between the sonnet', It was amassed that the defendant should pay Rd, to the plaintiff, each pasty paying ►•e own arts. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JuLT 9. ammo AT XIII PIM—MOM TWA LOAD Mil Hl= AID JONSII r. inni4lloloUo it -ALLIS= ILLIGAL PAWNING Mr. Bova and Mr. Pegeredorff apparel kr thepWmli<l Mr. and Mr. Gordon Alien repteeented the Mdmilang. Thle was an nation brought hy the *We m aseentriz of rem health to recover from the defendant, • in Pier-4011y, the value of ceruin plate which It •YMeB had been lbw ly pledged at his stablishineaL From the ene. It that geiltb, who was in emberraried eiseureetimeee. lit In ISM, sod that previous to going be entrwted the *ate. the Wiest of the present maks, to hie daughter and hie Maim, Kriegel Mee. Masks, whit the undetetendirg that it was to be Merl & Sod.), who wee In had heel* died some time aiter, sad Me IMMeggi dim med that the platehad bean piedpd at ittienilmeWshla he Mt, and wilnensently sold. a default having bass Rude la dis payment ef Part tiiielate aid Mrs. Narks were wee& now doled that poet el the gibe hal bees slew this by ler. With sag* la WNW that Ilte rewebikto hes Wee etws le thew prwle mn its lir. Owlet Waft lestismi. Whim be peetwial thew with It be Is- Mad ea thin tie ssestelty et wateellwt the bet am the whir Mem d aweettlee that It ehttil mole kelessith Wilms woe ghee et Ito 'else etUN Slew Mesh wet Mated to bate ha writ Ni. Ito pinks whisk die Nadel lima is that, was estimated se were lii. The== . ll4 he wee et °plates that Ifs Mal. wild aft warm meet wry elreewesseew hared lli, se it speeend to haw Set theglahb irtieh the Kris wit was • - Net **kb weetedneted at 141.. wee the property WM/ha tweaks Ihdr siesktreatlau tree hid ORM sr bed be net ewe we plow et Ow arta. It Is bad oak the pawl* void Mt amallimi mo ven Übe hid their repast treaddl be to Lbe tlelbeist. IL Jury returned a mast YlllO platottlf tar hat. 3 Theta ( the hot the tyres Jury owes tM weed nee et o'c COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JuLT 9. lA 11 /01111.11 Wllll.l COLL The Istbspt was ;;;M:11,;coi Birahfbfsr. TL rise alibied mere triunity erre to the proeseutior • foritated wart his for eledelng [dunces Islitious rag werrents, the sentence for • bleb he is Mew lleentime, • avilend of le. 6d. in the pound W heel &ding es the lasts, the proofs sagest which amounted to Meng 111,0001. Na. Lawman new made an appliestfos to the court ea behold of Wag sad Cesapbeli. merchant., of lanang.lane, creator, Use dr ffesd warrant in urea ear, which bad been withheld for the mime et ievestisaung the roof. might be a owe directed to kmae. proof Ird bees reduced to 7069; sad the sedgems nose 'Wm he anew it to rend for this meant Na.llrOgy opposed the striker= as behalf of Norm Bartley Ned Sedgmme, creditbre. The proof of Messrs Larg and Campbell, Zelk i tesdered for 11,8SSL, bed be reduced to 7,16 W., end • tiara bad since bees made. The remarries wee not yet egespiste, end it mu believed that Na Lang, instead of a creditor en Ye [Mats would rum out to te • debtor. There bed be n greet In getting SCOW to the osessearg doeuments ; the Invent guise wee met complete. end the opposing creators were quite reedy to pure it. His Honour sell, se the inquiry had eoromeuired, be wad not cut It awn. but tle prase mast pr and with It as speedily se passible, sad he would sit for the carpool, de die In arm. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-ABTSGDON, JULY 9. The emsaiselon was opened la this town Um afternoon, by Mr. Baron Alder eon and Mr. Justine Wiegman, both of whom snerwaros attended Divine hervioe In the parch thareb of ht. Helen's. The agenda contains the balms of It onsosers for trial, of whom one tee charge" with infanticide, two with arson, two with unnatural offenses, and the Others Were prtty I avenge Mr. Justine Widatioao, in charging the grand Jury, remarked that the organ of moo by young peapla bad, of lota years, become pre valent, and the Wine dry we. to know how to deal with cue, prisoners when convicted, as the punishment provided by law was in aided to apply to adults. William Laseb, aged SI, • tiaket-oNseve man, wee indicted for ritsalled a quantity of rap heel Sheffield papar.mills, near &wan!. He wee found G uilty, and It appeared that he was sentenced to moan rare twomportmlon In IBM Mr. Baron Akiervon mid the? tlaket-of-leays system was a keibli cum He did not know what to do with the pea ner, and rupporod If he was eels senumsed to be traoa po the government would find a sinews for him. He atone him to undergo meal servitude for di years, bat whether the government would keep him an beg he mould not my. - - CONVICTION FOR MUNDLIt. Marla Tarrant, 23. a married worms, was charged with ths wlVal nmder of her child, Charles Tarrant, three moatha old, at West !Walked. . . . Mr. timeer malastal the sem kr the meeseadoe. prireeer, Mr her kr .ea Use Ikea wpm, Imo km bus. bra, wee Aiken/ demob 41111 ea the MI of Desember h it. et the home de amid Newake. at iromfral. /114111eres. Wariest et grid Meet Mem melba ftetai the Mole of Math dere as MM trelik. Oa Mame leuetlerd the gebew vat to amir rhero.he the bare ot Mrs. Mom, eakki el bre bl lumbar the= It: her le perka health. the hit Me lame tee eats attar ber imam am the 17tb of Manh).vtielt we Ile leaf Mae the. WM we we Mkt sod .aid lereml le M pie Ilkeelem. a alert Mame MA Ile disapproval, of Me MY retkod lel es the ILL of May, ;Sepedalialume Deed eat M the Oahe oraleletay, meermlal le the plisres at Cheadhorestb. 32 it Si Wks hem the kit Mesh to mks Meekke. rot mimeo *mkt book. bed • ahlli Yew Una Ore Mon lalL a bag Mill DIM/ • Mier lit milks ol the prkemee Whelk( le her malleemat. ref de thee eftakeri It. la war t. Wear p.tr.hisealdke aim the dad hod ked of the thrall' at Odd Osereeet Mat as MI beet the clothe% eat woad Mew Owe Mbar the May am Y.W. Übe teem to as Sold Oat mlle NOME Hem die elide set eke mere =lcr direallem. beam the Men wee very ark whoa she karremoiftelte ebe thaseht the dill wee toned le timid& el elope they bee Mee seemblee; sad meals we forearkm. OtY vs Mr NtMM a tow imp Amodio.' Meal sal pablabed by MI AM K 1!.71 11 us. of No. 8, Loolboral wCity of L 00 . ,. Printer. at tam Otam Loratar wree4la the Aredset el `a Wrs.—Titelaltil. JIM 10. WA in &short time the body of a child wu turned up, wrapped in a shin. Mr. Duncan, surgeon, of Chaddieworth, found erg totem , . fru. tures on the Pktili, and that pert of the linen which was wrapped round the head was saturated with The child otherwise appeared to have ban le ■ perfectly healthy elate at the time of death. Mr. Duncan ',awe that from the eppeoratioe of the It juries on the heed he inferred that that they were letinted during' life. Mr. Wthiamp addressed the jury for the prisoner, obwrving that ifurc wee au proof that a auto, I had btea committed, and no D 11.46. able motive rhesus fur ouch a crime. !ler tehaviour wad quite the reverse theta a person who lad bete guilty of murder, as by telling the p.Mse where the body was, abs virtually memos! heroes dem. . . . estemed up, remarking that, althnurb injuries Boa m them Ngelked, aright have been caused by the plociah. It most he reeignearel that there was blood on the cloth which we wrapped rowed ae iks• head, 'lake held not have come from a body in a state of deeelialloal The Jury deliberated a very few minute, and reamed a verdict of Gouty. Ills Lordship then ;eased Pretence of death in the usual form, ak ltroser, who remained stated, and had appeared extremely during the whole of the trial, rose up on the verdict bring delivered, and, when the usual (minion was put as to why sentence of death should not be pared, replied in a iris nue, "I'm not guilty," MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Noßnuarros, JULY 9. The arairee foe this e. unty began and herbed Muds), • somewhat unusual occurrense, though *summer anise is not expected to exhibit no heavy a calendar se Is locked for In the winter season. Thia may he partly accounted for by the operation of the huntenary ' Deviation. Aet, and by the feet that &County realms and a Borough Sessions have only just terminated, but there is much to warrant the assumption that It is also referable to a diminution of crime In the county. Of law basins there was nose. 1118 POLICB COURTS. WESTMINSTER. Mr. Poynter, the providing magistrate, wee °monied a etooiderrble time in bearing • complaint, upon 'umlauts, preferred by the prune. of it. Marpret and Bt. John, m estmimter, ogainet the Cbar'ered Owl Company, Horselerry.road, lintel, alleged that they did unlow. tully break op and ogee the pavement and soil of a ore tie street, for the purp se of [sport down new mane of pipes, without the comet. In Initial. of the dietrict board." Mr. Bodkin, la-tructed by Mr. Rogers, vestry clerk of St. Mar. pret and it. John, appeared in support of the complaint; and Mr. Hudiliptone attended for the au company, ' . . Mr. Bodkin, el et. tutinereble - bngth,'ariued that under the acts of Parliament repo:sung the relations between the pat sod water tom psniee and thom having control of the parish pavement., Metmeat of the district ts std was tzfore the Chartered Gas Com. pony could lay down • new maim 7W company had twice applied to the beard f r pees imik.• to lay down the main then t 'tder notice, and having been iefused leave, they proceeded to open the ground, notwithstandice en Intimation from the pariah solicit+, that they were violating the law, and that proceedings would be takes against them. Ho evidence was offered, Mr. Huddlestine not attempting to deny that the ground bad been broken. He observed HAM the matter was of met importance to the company, who had expended 11,0001. in erecting • new gas ho der, which the new board had eepricioualy and arbitrarily refuted to allow thorn to connect with their roam work,. Having taken a technical object on to the information, Mr. Huddle. stone proceeded to argue that under the terms of the contract entered Into between the company and the predeceteors of the district board, and by which that bused wae bouod, the company were justilied in laying down the main under notice. Mr. Payette mid it was en important cam, and he should reserve his &Woe. SOUTHWARK. Jobs Parkinson. a young man, deecribed ser a general dealer, was chained with utter tag • forged 41. Kant of Vreeland none to William iftt rem, the keeper of a travelling booth, at Hampton Rafts. On Tuceday Mary ei hitt, • gine). warn charged with uttering the fame noes to a clothier in I. harth.street, Southwark, on the flat of June, for some clothing eupplkd to her bueband, the particu lars of which appeared to this paper yesterday. Mr. Ching:infield, her solicitor, stwa that she received it from another (rim named Bishop Stevens fir money lint, and she was remanded on hat to enable her to god that party. After they left the court they sought out /ill vets. who, baring Hated that he changed the note fora young man at Hamron Races, the prisoner was apprehended and given into custody on Tuesday . evened, in the Commereiel-road East, by Steve= se the piety mentioned. From the evidence now given it wee clear that both Parkinsto and Steen had been the dupe of another man. Stevens had a refresh. meet booth at Hamptce Banc Owing the races a reepectel 7 at. dyed person got into conversation with Parkinson, and ultaneely offered to treat him to rometbirg to eat. While partaking of lefredie merit. at Stevens's booth, the stranger ached Parkinran to get a no.• changed fir him. It is not unusual at mom (where change for gold and notes is frequen•ly difficult to obtain) to charge a commiraiun ia suet caws, and tlieveoe, who knew Parkinson as a general rink, in Leaden, agreed to change the note If allowed Is. in the pound. The stranger weed, and the money wee h .ended over. The "gentleman^ mid be would walk round toe noun.., and was seen no more. Stevensi paid the note to White, who paid it to Sanders, &clothier, as already roweled. Mr. Allotted discharged the prinaner, and ales released Whits from her rsoognisencee. At the vane time he told the latter that her Meheed was liable to Mr. Sande re, and Stevens was liable to her hue band. It would then be for Stevens to find the party who stet Parkinson with the forged note he so fooliehly changed. The parties then left the court, threatening to Ming actions against each other. LAMBETH. Yr. Daniel Wdliara Wade, a eanniimion agent residing at No. 1, Lwimerwterreee. Waiworth, was dually examined, charged with felorgetra y wounding W 1111•211 Howland with a sword, and airo with violently awaiting Mrs. halts elretland and Mrs. EUlaheth Lock. .._.„ The eattienee, which has already been reported, h►ring been cam eluded. Mr. Doyle, for the defence, said that the prisoner, who had ab stained from lowaMatti g drinks for two year,, had unfortunaiely on the day of the occurrence out of which the charge arose indulged in drink, and had .or the Bine been rendered a perfect madwan. Mr. Elliott maid he must commit the prisoner for trial on both *barges. Bail area retired. MARKETS. 00770X.—Lniatecoz, JOLT 9.—The Wu of elttoo to-day us eatlmatcd at 7.000 to s,eoo helm, of which 300 have been taken for export. and 1,000 on speculation. The eaten include 370 Porn= and klmanbens, at 6id. to 71d. ; 130 Bohm, at 6sd. to 6 7-164.; MO Foryptlan, at 61d. to ; and 8.0 Surat; at 4d. to 4811. The total sales Mum Thursday reach 40,000 biles, end the Import, 20,000 bales. The market Moses tamely, but quite e , :eddy. C3mpued with Prlday's rates, prices of all Mods are tanchasip4. Oust, from their soareaty, are a point apinst the buyer. OORN.—Borroe, Jets 9.—One market has been very quiet today. bat prime moot he quoted lower, red made in retail 7b. to 110 a.; white, mareely say offering. The shower. diarisg the last foely.eight boon have done considerable mischief In Ibis neighbourhood, m.•oh of the wheat crop bring laid," so muee 70 that in Islay ^steams are fear we may calculate upon very indifferent yields. Brocterow.os”Tart. Jr•T 9.—Ma had a small show of grain at market tee moraine from the growers. Wheat rest • slow salo at last weirs pekes. Oats le demonist an advance of ed. qer gr. Hero In ragas's at lug priors. Nht at, wartime, 1,136 qrs.; oohs, ear rt. 111•1, 411 qr& CATTLL—Sovrwam, JvLs 11.—Oar supplies being short today pekes wan Intl, mahmemed at last weeks rats:—Beef made from 41. to 3a. 4d. Matt," Mao 5.. 44. L tab fra to kr 10d. Val. is. tole. Pork. la. BM to U. bd. per atom of Sibs., *Ming the offal. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Ads (bag). with a peers! cargo, from Liverpool, vie driven ob shore et Caper Redonda, about 30 miles N. of the bar, and la not expected to be got off ; one mac lost overboard.—Rto °mods. Ilse 23. Edina (brie), from Newmatle, with aids, went on shore about slaty talk. N. of the bar. and become a total writ* ; master, mate, and a boy roved.—Lo Grande, May 23. I George A. Uppity. Maloney, from Liverpool to Charleston, li on shore here, and will ter • total wreck.—Pat-nab, July 9. Harvest Queen, from New Or:esno, at We port, with Ism of head. cutwater, and ogre anther, port bow chafed, having been In Onntnet in a deem foe, .sae ie. lat. 43, lon. So, with the barque elophia, of Yarmouth. for Boston, which was cut down to Gm water's and abandoeed ; crew taken on board, and part transferred to the W.. 8. Lindley, beam to New Ifork.—Liverpool, July 9. Orlon (Dotoh schooner), from Nowesetle, with coals, drove on shore • few mile. N. of the bar, and became a total wreck; all panda rued.—llio Grand*, May 23. Atria, 0/Neill, at this port from Bombay, Jane 26, passed Arowi _ as ship liadwood, hews to Gleans. lat. 6.33 N.. los. 21.13 W. JIM* 28. Amite wttloa, loadon to Melbourne, lat. 7 N., lon. 21 W.; Juan 20, passed 73 saU : July 3, psarei llanhattais, hence to New York, hat. 10.40 N., 1012.16 W. VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. America, from Llverpoo! Kr Quebec, June 11, lat. 43 N., lon. 30 W. Calhoun, from Lteerpool for New Nwk, June'', 1at.411 N, lon. JO W. Intricate, from Charleston for Liverpool, June 3, lat. 61 N., lon. 21 W. John Knox (ship), how London for the Cape of Oood Hope, May 4, lat. 26 N.. lon. 30 W. Spirit of the Deep, Loa ILlverpool for Calcutta, May 24.1 at. 6 N.. lan. 24 W. Truro, from London for Adelaide, May 16, lot. 39.32, lac 32.13. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARK WAY.—Jay 7, at LaTe¢kkffolk, tha wi'e of F. T. Bark. way, Fee.. of a woo. DARBY.—JuIy 3, at Hastboorne, Boasex, the wife of J. Darby, Bag, . or a eon. . . .. .. DAVIL—JuIy 7, at Manor road, Upper IloUctera), Mrs. IL Davie, of • son. KEENEDT.—JaIy n, at Onett-terrace, Elyde.park, the wife et& lieunedy, Esq., of • daughter. ILINTORII. -July 3, at Ainalw.place, Edinburgh, the Oonntem of Kilgore, of s son. LITTLE. —July 7, at Bureez.aquare, Ilydr.park, the wife of Lint.- Cel. Little, oth Lancer*, of • daughter. LUKE. July 7. at C u lt, n Rectory, Cambridgeshire, the wife of the Rev. W. IL C. Luke, of • daughter. TEMPL _ ,EMORG—loll 7, et Brut.n street, Lady Timplemon, cf &mean. MARRIAGES, BIDER—B tTEWAN.—JuIy S. at the New Church, Argyisequate, by the Rev. W. Brace, W. D. Buren, Esq., to Mary Elias, daughter of 11. Bateman, Esq., ?JIGS. OLEMA N-81Et•EB]IANN.—July $. at Holy Trinity Cbureb, Honarlow, by Um Rey. E. but. J. S. Coleman. Fp.. Pon of td late J. n. Coleman, Rea., Bittmwell House. latoestembire, to Clara Wood, d.useter of Mrs. Ekdermann, of Aldermak..ternsoo. oouusio.. ofIVIEtI—SIIITFI.—JoIy A. at Altdiham Mope', Thatch.** Berk. Mre, Item, Tudor Met. a, of the Inner Tempt., Esq.. to Georgian& rednora, eldest daughter col Bused I` set*. Rm. of 17. Llyde•pak. rodeo.. use Memnon Dean. Broadurater. down, and gran& deughter of William !Winery. F.q., of Stratford pleas. DEATHS. BROWBY.-4.17 5, et Chatterbouer Wall, Wary Anne, widow of the flee. 1 , . W. Brotaby. ?Bth,-7u17 0. E.tubeth Steamy, 'rife rf C. Ye., Mr., of Covent garde% aid Strealltsua-bill, Notre,. to her 79th year. 111101.1.19.—Ju1y 7, at Great ttardield, Eau; liirwan. Tint Lisatsalat Boyd Mules Artillery. MODOL—JuIy 7, at Mariner, Witham Diary, eon of It. ?Aviv. Nitg., ill., of Dover, aged i 7. _____ _ . _ _ _ . _ . MAD7olll3.—Jaly 6, et rOffolk, Mr. R. Rad'ord, seed 67. solums.-Jsly 3, (:lutetium Mary. wife et W. Roble/. et Hagler Wermotentatre, lit bet • 341 year.