The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-18 00:00:00

government, orbits dm din __idea his secret vote was et leietepiont his mu party. lame am the Ls Plata treatise met yes- I to terday bear IL Reembe on the m Mote ot iteketei the ride( et Unsies. The esmdttee demonist the het teem mpg to le remised with mown mews end Ad it wee net SOW' de the dipole, et Rem le mho et the treatise doped spa the *to the t et sem Salm ef the Aigrolikse oselleitoetioa. Ter eossmitese then adjamtned till Wohometisy. M._ Bereehe dated to it ememllke that the despeteteme et Aiming Le preienr mistimed that report. paella et the ht th q uisa and big" bee aa see lay that the cited spars et the Add mesilloin M. Beads de l'Reives has pmented to the National Assembly the Mewing propemitima Weds, to the revimion et the esestitstion Os the asesed tweday in Noy, lid% di dos slostsrs of draw. mss is their resposilst sisomeoloollors, shall be mild en to r essoil by oalsorsol soltroge, sue as ex isted Ildwo Is law of Kay 31, is the mow sad accord lag Nibs sods thee followed. 1. Ti the sosaisstioa, is ossoodos Ind to the tome of artists 46 of the esminaisa. et a Prelims of peop tjlaSoblic. mesta t. Ti Ss of a sew Coostinasot , ia- woad with she madame sf tbs le, with fell mime le poossd to ths teal revises er the coosti tunes of 1231,, sad to declare the psransat of From. The eemeaittee on the Avignon Railway Bill has ',jelled the prepositions of the Locke and &Mere Crompesdneliy a 'majority of 11 to 3. The commit tee is AM to thaw up a raker des charges, which met he submitted to by whatever company obtains the memeleo. The Committee of Initiative has rejected M. Alfred Nettmeas asendanst of the press law. The Committee on Revision held a sitting to-day. MM. de Coecelle, Charamaule, Dufour, Cavaignac, )eeryer, Moulin, and Charm spoke. The committee will meet again to-morrow and on Saturday. The I r is expected to be appointed on the latter day. re iK r .tefontaine has prevented a bill for cancelling I the clause in the sugar law increasing the duty on spirits extracted from beetroot molasses, by reducing the duty on spirits extracted from the cane, as well as beetroot, from 20fr. the hectolitre to 10ft. The Committee of the Electoral Union will hand in to the Assembly, on Saturday next, a mass of pe titions fur the revision of the constitution, signed by 1:4000 persons. In addition to the petitions signed by 7,000 inhabitants of Paris, and presented by M. Peppin, the Bonapartist committee of the ltue Nerve St. Augustin promises to bring forward a fresh batch. signed by 10,010 more. This will give some idea of the scale on which the capital is petitioning for revision. The President, in his proximate journey to open the Tours and Poitiers Railway, will proceed after wards in the opposite direction, to Beauvais, to in augurate the statue of Jeanne Hachette. Thu municipal council of Angouleme, at its bat sitting, voted by a large majority an addicts te the President of the Republic, inviting him to berm that town with a visit, after having inaugurated the section of the Bordeaux Railway to Poitiers. The municipal council of Saintes has also sent three of its members to Paris to invite the President to visit their town after the inauguration at Poitiers. The municipal council at the same time voted a sum et 10,000 fr. to defray the expense of the fete to be given on the occasion. The recent conventions concluded between the Sardinian government and those of England and Belgium having introduced into the customs regula tions of the Sardinian States certain changes which might prove prejudicial to the commerce of France with that country, the French government thought it necessary to apply for similar concessions. The Sardinian government at once consented to grant them, and it is the convention which was drawn up in consequence which is now brought before the As sembly fur its sanction. The report is strongly in favour of the ratification of the convention. The debates of the Assembly were devoid et in terest. The Savings Bank Bill was discussed on the second reading. The Real Property Bill for Algeria was was passed. The late upward movement in the funds came to a close to-day, and • reaction set in. The Fives fell 40c., and closed at 92fr. 45e. The Threes closed at far. 46c., will a fall of 36c. ITALY. In the sitting of the 13th a the Cbainbse et De puties at Turin, the Miter of Finesse beck an opportunity of weakening the effect of the lot vote of the Chamber on the Nice question, by de Bring that, although the article enacting the revision of the customs tariff had been deprived of its stringent character, he felt it his duty to secure the inhabitants of Nice from the tribune that the government con sidered itself morally bound to execute the pro visions et that article, and that the revision of the tariff must necessarily precede the abolition of the free port. The minister added that he un dertook the personal obligation of promoting that revision, even as a deputy, should he happen not to be a member of the cabinet at the time. The Crum di Sarum of Turin quotes letters from Sicily. stating that all the forts and fortresses of the island are being put in a state of defence. Kr. Bella mid be was lesilensled le move en behalf of the gland& thee all peesseelbe in this mass sad in the hannaliell Wild be stayed; 111111 i that the bill, informatics, sot aminno glib the @Midi op bah ides, might be seelaeleillell ale dab Mel, ea ansueresseut having bems mai beware the win which was estisflotery to 'be IMMO lag the psruu !Weeded with these in the Inli Olelefigillt sell be suggeneltbe object waste renews allsk=a6Mss esilt i se ll " lasie. Mr. Musts aboarioli Ilea it we belsowly stipulated that ellindle lorded'se sionlibe telibtrawn, and that the mil arm should be taken elt the Ale with the eon mei of the mama The consent el the Attorney-Oeneral emlabalf of the charity had been obtained to this arrange =ant The terms of the compromise are as follows " We, the undersigned, solicitors of the parties in the sheensesentimied suits, hereby agree that ell litiga tes is the suits shall be ended on the fellow lag terms, that is to say . Ist. 4,0001. stock (gut of the 7,0001. stock in the pleadings mentioned) to be tomes ferred to the next of kin of Mathurin Curd in the pluedimp mentioned, in the shares in which they would be entitled thereto in case of an intestacy; and the rest of the 7,0001. stock to remain vested in the trustees of the charity in the pleadings mentioned. 2nd. The trustees of the charity to pay the sum of 4011. 18s. sd. to the same next of kin in the same proportions as mentioned in the first stipulation. Mr. Bethel will be so good Si to suggest such protection for Mr. Cooke in acceding to them payments as he may think necessary, Mr. Cooke being willing to leave this matter in the hands of Mr. Bethell. 3rd. Each party except the Attorney-General to bear their own coats of each of the suits, sad the plaintiffs and the next of kin to bear one-half of the orb of the Attorney-General, and the defendants, the teuelses, to bear the other half of such costs. 4th. AO slitagie inindmiam to be withdrawn by the plaintifk, sal wilt the onetst of ell parties the bill and affidavits in do wilt of.. Metairie v. Wiseman" to be taken off the Me. oh. The above arrangement to be carried into effect by the Olansat dell parties, including the Attorney-General. lisesesy, Faulkner, and Co., solicitors for the plaintiffs; Norris and Sons, solicitors for the defendants. April 25, 1851."—Her Majesty's Attorney-General this day appearing by his counsel, and consenting and certifying W opinion that it is fit and proper, and for the hmerfit of the charity that the said agreement should be marled into effect : Let the said agreement be confirmed mil serried into effect accordingly, and Id all further pre emie. in the aforesaid cause and information respec tively be stayed ; and let the records of the bill tiled in the dl sew, and the several affidavits filed in the said cause, es behalf of the plaintiffs and defendants respectively, be taken off the file. Ilsroas Vim TRX ECCLISIASTICAL Thurs. MIMS V. DAV lEil. Mr. Fleming moved en carte for en injunction to restrain the defendants from working mines, fields, or strata leading under certain copyhold premises near Wolverhampton, lately purchased by the plisintiffs. It appeared that the defendants were the proprietors of mines under the land adjacent to the plaintiff s purchase, and that in working that mines they had opened lateral shafts, which intruded upon the plaintiff: soil. Ilia Honour (after ascertaining that the construction of the shaft complained of had been commenced after the date of the plaintiff.' purchase) made an order for an in junction. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII.—YEsreRDAT. &RIMY IN BANCO.— Discos LoanC.karsma. Mk. James 'Armtek, NIL !MICR CULNILIINAN. AND DIM. Jams■ CALL 0119TRUCTIONS IN W15T1112481711-HALL. Lord Campbell said he was glad to be able to state that the person who was in fault in shutting the doors of West minster-hall had begged pardon for his misconduct. He was • messenger appointed by the commissioners of her Majesty's Woods and ForeNts, and as it was the first o cation that such an omission had oomrred the court would over look it, but it must be clearly understood that Westminster hall was the Great Hall of Pleas to which suitors had a right to resort, and any person obstructing free access to it would be liahle to be punished as for • contempt of court. Tim QUIRM C. POOR LAW COMMISSIONILI. Mr. Pesos* moved for a certiorari to bring up certain rules made by the Poor Law Coresubsionen, far the regula tion of the parish of St James's, Westminster. The case arose out of the vestry of tho parish having removed the chaplain Dr. Wright, from his orate . Dr. Wright had applied 'to this court for a mandamus, calling upon the vestry to admit him Into the workhouse; he relied upon the rules made by the Poor Law Commissioners, by which it was contended that the power of dismissal was vested solely in the Commivoners. The parish contended that the rule the in vivifies was contrary to . providoes of the Med ere, 2 Oeo. I I 1., e. 58, bywhich the parish was regulated, &Moodie which the power of dismissal was vested is the vestry. The orders in question were Wiled is July 17, 1840, and ankle U provided that " Every otkar appointed te. ens sag it sake that order, caber thin the atedul= Me weehhease, should continue to bold the ono mg he amid die or resign, or be removed by the Teat Lem :Let be proved to he insane, to the satisimslieset Law Board. By 66th Art. It was dethred that the ad ',Tern mc nt of the workhouse should be kat et the parish. By 67th Art. the directs's WIMP tto appoint 8t persons to the under-mastheed it., muster of the workhouse, matron, ehophin, schoolmaster and mistress, porter, medical oaken end nurse, with such assistants ma the directors, with the ',a migo( the Poor Law Consinisaioners, might deem who were to perform such duties as the Poor-Lawß e =eg; the time bring might require, together with all such duties misformably with the nature of the respective alms as the thous might lawfully require. N0vi...0 that that rule abseil" apply as well to appointed before as after Me seder 'same into force. _ The Aleenser General, Mr. Crompton, and Mr. Tomlin. us slowed cause against the rule in the first instance, and eesteemled that the Poor Law Amendment Act gate the ecombeiesere power to make the rules which they had partindarly the 46th sec., which was perfectly general is its teems. sad not confined to the mac of parishes where there was an heal act, that if this rule was not to exist there would he ewe bodies, each haring concurrent jurisdiction to remove diem. Yr.lMwak and Mr. Keene were beard in support of nil% aril contended that if this rule waste stand the rid& rail bate no authority over dor eve elders. Lori Campbell said, if he bad to &Ma rpm dr my,- diency of the matter, he Amid bare as that the eammlerioneru should beet parer be ado de rule they bad drib. With regard% bane aim whoa the Poor law laud bid p0.0.r to amid re Widow mew the guseira was as to these applied by dr drastan. The =mat "l.l.l LrZ i wtdrib. to _ . dheest eh* enenein »wed* sada peed ellse* is the eamaines• theskllliek and /hest the Elsie at d li=bdesese, sad delsenine antionnee slice D dowel Mimic Sowasold commilmlssiets ei r etestmiso dm continuance is Also et as tam. If the ;lima= were to have the poem of iambs& It was ad. wilbla that if Ibis Nation applied* St. Sums, tbe connels. 111121101 had the parer to nein the nil* which was am sevelielasd of. Dot it was ellomplpi lobe ergo* dud did ad apply whin them we a had act. Bat that IMF MIR h.tnot convinced him ; be Oat& it weal& A* 'Neemlbere to suppose that the lesbians Wend* to mho lissi.llledrence where • local set misled ; ikw If so kcal art the overseers bad Me pew. eagle the Midi of Elizabeth, wbile thle OM snee the =rilt was much to be segeolle4 Ihed thesetreathets ti;ke place. Ma only imidaimilidt bear swan of I ht which such a eaannest javilielben - seled, was tbe jaw. of dissistal thinted by OD OM nal the directors et Mn nee India Onisany a the ilmemollkeresi of Inas. sad elre hid .ale *ways been ramie beteult well bat *eve *Oa he apeehli nano* he ** it In th at Coot. Eat the mwswnostpower of dismissal bile easeendesl for won* *este sputa* mak* In every pada of her land, between the Poor-law Commisalmoro and tM bug authorities. --.--... Ths past of the 'nage. moneurrod. Rule ' Lord Camphnil then said that the decision just given wouid dips" sf the cases of " The Queen v. Robinson," in whisk the mks wonid be discharged • and " The Glum! v. Gerarness sad Directors of fit. Westminster,' in w ld las &Ins hile the vol. • the 'mandamus to adsadmitDr. Wright wouists. GERMANY. The Prince of Prussia, with the Princes Frederick William and Albart, have returned from Warsaw to Kerlin. The King of Prussia has nominated the Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia head of a regiment of cuirassiers, and the Orand Duke Miohael chief Cl a regiment of hussars; while, on the other hand, the sun of the Prince of Prussia has been nominated by the Czar chief of a regiment of hussars. Ityr>IgsINTAVION or Sousa Ensti.—Sir B. N. Bantam hoe published is the Err Memid a Isar to the element of &oath Essex, which sea atria the deeds enter tained es le the hew berms( esultading the divides when a disabilities et peelimeat ardas. idemrst distinctly dream be is ropes' to War himself swim whoa the preparthra soritmis.d.*hy thee ant mem to satielpede ea way disolatirse, , prase& to state thee la his 0 0• Illa • is. eat,. I•l4diftli by Lewd Nasky, woad waresew isemMai the dila& that the vise bs way eliginly by it, that W rahostis=4: miaow% w is sow taking Nese, sal wields ea thus goes al, be still greater, iambi la al Ira assiedse his address SI Maws 1 ata to ay dad 1 ea fully esaviseal of the bends e mi Xralby the memo of Free Trade se the west*/ daises of this eawary, end whatever proterikoht enthre may ten yea, sea adisied flat the peptic et Weed will scat teasewt MOM to that eye. et 11. pretation which yea aritemstiare issoszsged mitslar TIM BALLOOX ActiDEST.—The dater examination of the atesaws hy the entsrturae Ann of the Victoria sad Albeit baleen, has dialed ea the put of Orahr epo Ssure eateries Mrs wan visible ea the Ant The esZ g boa r isis ebil siseasa of that pa times ia to Me *made of the snip the whole op aa of Nur, arkais what eastaised by saw wile is rim of age. la a Mae watts. yeassow, Km Gabe= says: " it is well has.. drelb• - •INI his, who* • Mewlease at new den* the day ; as men le, that whist the lattice wet tfi inalhag, witenwile- ef thirty saes. why were Waft ea, were asetatly blqwn at to mine yarn of the aim& by the parer of tlie wad she lawn At Onus ft fe Waft homage to eiserala the honest sea wawa at Wdee 4 sleeting by the reel mined of weighs.. ien we some. the whet main ungebrat a With mast or Cle in the Welesi, Woe we Wewe Is nit fit Whet. • bibs east wee cowed in the upper menetthshailesa. We Mid set mad to es tie tries ILeimoillasalellas We esisehiii eseroaeheri Ms C Man ww groiAlly thennaet nth see le tin no =scilsht fell is say tee ma. We ow la fills 'kering it, and_ Men reek he a dienet la the ire war e en the Worec eat threw eut no els e et war GAM Mg Nana say Min bane atiasheie te some ten wbe were rwapiecg. Two of than emslo a.lam and held es he a sheet time, bet beim Arena shag by the lies of the so, red we Ong, mtmissied, the Is ea to a hems is 'Arliegnseneseh anA Ada to ewe to when the ear rent busses a week Of ehitrsje and a V reef, . where we reminest mail arm policassa of. the C •• al i z a Ssze ir s amistintes, dee led tee= mot =bwarikjyre at nib a ono meat. Anew ate te eAI that e By ta t he Ma we ewer let tan the gar, se me be peeved w amine son the srot, it sew hong hbra nits' 1, how the aide of the on, et we wen too noon is Fenn say eisidiat sawarriai to do men who west res ' " ar as. Mass ad we tank say part of the Coma paps, mil viip.4 to Rig malloto OM S. bst=sf . asagysitlastaminuo•Reptit I 1 41 0 to admit that have nit with an sum Itirifh• nom az- SAsemen at the day—all beim Valle wa peniseleay spa auk•• Wigwag day. pa .. !rii-r-y T.. FLAW intaigence. EQUITY COURTS.-YENTILLDAT. Suess Lou Caunrom (VimrCiumetuna). MITAIIIII O. WI/Z.IIIAM ; AND ATTOIII3IIIT-011SIRAL O. _ _ Or Till 801?. BAIL COURT.—Yzazion. serns;;;Tairce—h;;;;3 Tea el/11111 Lamesur.—Tee OULD DUST Irmaser. Kr. Phis soled far • ' , Miami t. be armed et the Reeerier of Wisdom:, to name late this ewe ell seek s iodielmals es veil* he head tbe pkaratie. This efrir_ seer eat ettli whitery ea the South m tim a llisetrey. Ili ea bolsi/ oftbs prestaster, theta lid* eseeklembiltelliseite es to the Term and ju *diodes Otis sit, al.Wheiteeter, whit& mall not apply to that Abe welessing WNW ormakted to take lie trial at Sit. Mr. Arr. la teisseer. seastatod ; and dm I dall that tap' priesirei tallier Wee et erbium that \4 dint atsiCemet halo a /de Idol la Witelmairoleak woe preju p tic a e ss rat Melo eiE.UNT OF COMMON PLEAB.—YaITraDAT. Ilmics.—ewe LutoOsistphorms imam. M. Jar vow Kassa, Mt Prance Camrsti, ass Mr. James Tu.- MEM. rltipaT ANOLJAN RAl llarkT COMPANY V. VIM Comm Rama* Gewfarv.—Acisor for Bazaar or OrnwasT. This VW sa salsa whisk INA ban bsaaybe by dr Bea =Paaway Osneamy sysilast am= Oaarlisa Oaliessy t hr a Mob at semi& wood that the Zest Anglian Railway_Omegany consisted at the L im so g Sly, the Lynn mad p li i 2des, and tbe Lyun sad Dreshen Railway Ceagemies, that the isibmbiats W Immo lessees eff the ' railway, sad bad oeveriated to pay dr expenen of amtais bills whisk west new Win pertinent, IN tho parpses Aland., the emseemtat the lardatare to suds anunsas sad benches of the Zed Itairray. Is dm* bal. w o g the sow of 21 sad apneas did lona fixparbst mood the ts named to pay, Ind Is arsegashes tb gsasat wain was oennersed ali t i the lli ermes ad dr puma torn Mr. CISIVaIr. Q.C., on thlf et the didamlimg* bailebtained a Me aid to est aside uj whisk the pielatils bed signed. The greand of tfe hod lona staid wes tu that i = delles=r t ors ass henshie iaa bad pat her plats non the mind, int, ash ant Itstan; esondly, that than was as at pawn la the td sad Ilth been of the rug. of Quiet Vistas* entitled an " Act to vestaia the stung or Wing of railways," and that theeediee it was net sompetent tst the plaintiffs to lease thsk softer is say ems. Thu third plea was to the effect, that la assenanse sir the an at parliament referred to in the Mid pies, the iisdnalemM had sot taken any steps to damn the unties at pardenen to the branches and en hwebm of the Rest Ameba Railway, and that in fact they W drained an Idea of laving anything to do with that lira mil Awe sal lest plea was, that certain of the sionbelirs Is th e Kasten Cesaties Railway had objeeted to the anney brardag ea kenos of the Rut Anglian Reaway, ssi that tharsibre the and executed between the patties elm sun mai veil. Mr. Danwell sad Mr. Wheeler now showed canes apart the tole, aid Mr. Crowder, Q.C., and Mr. Borill It was dra agreed, apes the suggestion of the court, that the sale to act aside the judgment upon payment of cads shad& be made absolute ; that the defendants should stake oat their err pia of Dan est dictum, and that three (Chaets shaeld he Ends into one plea, so that the es draw geserally, and the court might then wlstia the defendants had a good defence to the mdse. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Yerrnray. SITTUNII u e•nW_ THI ATTOZWIT•OII.GIA . L 07 TIUTLOWDON DOCK COM PANT.-ALLIGED FILIMMI UPON VIZ RIVENLI, _ s M;:JiuntaWilde having resumed and concluded his argument in support of the rule, I Pollock intimated that the court would take time to consider. Mr. Wilde then mid that the crown would in the mean time net proceed with the other informations. Judgment deferred accordingly. PARILII Y. TUE BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY.— JUDGMENT, Sir F. Pollock, C. 8., delivered judgment in this ere, which was an application for • rule to enter a noosuit in stead of a verdict for the plaintiff, found a few days ago be fore Mr. Baron Parke. The court were of opinion that there should be no rule, He differed in opinion from the rest of the court, but the rule should be refused. Bale refused accordingly. ARCHES COURT—YEarEaDer. Moms Pia ILL Dm. MADD!M V. KASE. . . . _ In this case, the prosecution of an appeal being aban doned, the court was prayed to direct the usual monition to go out. The learned judge ordered a monition to isme in the usual form. COURT OF Boost Na. r.-YESTERDAY. In Its A. &Ammons. The bankrupt was a merchant of Basinghall-street ; this was the adjourned last examination meeting. The ease has been frequently before the court. The accounts prepared by Messrs. Glover and Son having been reported on pre vious occasions, it will be sufficient now to state that the debts amount to upwards of 20,0001., the amount of assets at present being uncertain. Mr. Reed stated that the assignees were prepared to go into the accounts of the bankrupt as explained. He be lieved the question would be one of credibility. He thought it right to state that he had received a letter front Messrs. Sharp, Field, and Jackson, the solicitors, repre- 1 sentingthe Liverpool Borough Dank , who were large cre ditors, in which they asked for a further adjournment of , the bankrupt's examination, and the bank would incur the expense of employing ass accountant to thoroughly loves tigate the amounts, His Honour wished to know the feeling of the assignees and other creditors on the subject. Mr. Reed said that the assignees were desirous that the bank should have an opportunity of investigating the ac counts. Mr. Cooper, for Messrs. Cox, of Derby, said that his clients were silt prepared to incur any further expense in prosecuting the inquiry. He characterised the ease as one of great suspicion, and it was most important that the fu ll est instigation sho uld take place. Mr. Lawrence resisted the application. His Honour Mt that after the repeated adjournments which bad taken place, the bank should have been earlier with its otter. There were no reasons for supposizg that the assignees bad in sny way neglected their duty. Mr. Reed then said he would call attention to a few of the leading features of the case. The amounts com menced in January, 1848, with debts 1,9001., wets 3,100'., a most remarkable thing being that the debts were wholly owing to relations, and had since been paid. The bankrupt now owed 20,2411. The assets were put down at a large sum, but were not expected to realise one-tenth the sum at which they were valued. The bankrupt's trading had principally been by consignments to one Mr. Ezekiel ; a sum of 1,0001. was as yet in the hands of the assig nees, but they did not see any chance el that sum being increased without resort to litigation of a doubtful issue. The suspicions of creditors were excited, and, upon reference being had to the bankrupt's books, were astonished at the manner in which accounts i with te relations had been kept. In fact, there was some sus picion whether there was any existence in the alleged debts to relations. A sum of 6001. was paid to them only live mouths before the bankruptcy, and if the creditors' suspi cions were well-founded, it was a colourable pay ment only. A most improbable festure in th e bank rupt's statement was his account of tranmetions with a brother-in•law named Simpson, and the assignees would be content that, upon that point only, the court should decide as to whether or not the bankrupt was entitled to pass his last examination. He (Mr. Reed) then adverted to the peculiarities of the entries in Simp son's account, the admission of the inaccuracies thereon, and the unsatisfactory explanations with respect to them. Mr. Cooper submitted that from the position in life of Mr. Simpson, he had never been in circumstances to &d -esires to the bankrupt the sum stated in the swoon*. On the contrary, the case displayed a series of frauds (as al leged) from beginning to end. Only two months before to the court on his own petition, he bad obtained ZoTn ia ll essrs. Cox goods to the extent of about 2,0001. Hie consignments were chiefly to one Ezekiel, and the latter's disposal of the goods showed a continual loss. The bank. rapt must have known that he was pursuing a mode of trading which must cod in insolvency, and he asked the court whether it credited thc bankrupt's particular state ' meat with respect to Simpson, or, if otherwise, that protest , ton be withhold, so that his client should have an tunity of pude* the debtor by imprisonment, KZ% the law would allow. _ _ 117.8ispena mrestAamined, and proved that at aas peeing the lrapt had given him bills, being the harm asesnat. — His MOM meld not think that them bilk would have beau glom ender a debt existed. Mr. Hoed said he held he his band the pie before the Ineelmat Court. the bankrupt having heed twioe insol vent It the banknipt Mal node the payments as alleged be flimpeem.Mm many belonged to his atulitots under the ineelveseist Mr. Lammed was quite ready to mime the law upon that point when the proper period should arrive. Mr. Heed said he merely put the ems to the court upon the question of credibility. His Honour said mistakes were about sere to arise in eases where there had bad impordeat heelohosying. Suspi. does were excited that might be Mink 1111 From the evidence that had been now Ibrea by in Mr. Magma:— and his evidence bad been given a anew that Emoted truth—he kit that notwithstanding the inueouredes in the bankrupt's own books, what the bankrupt now dated was true. He was therefore entitled to peno his last examination. Pared accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. _ MANSION-HOUSE. Jaunts llclgiss, charged with setOng fire to a house end premien La Line-street, was riHr The revisits dspoitteas having been read, some addiskaal evidence was beard, sad the accused &gam remanded. GUILDHALL. Jassairkaita, a rug ma of gentlemanly ap was abused ISM. kaatag Sae Baer—aas for 57= the 11916/ flay KA of a dawn= in the west of Beg land. whops he was apprehended on Sunday hit at ha father's raMisnoa. His own amount of the affair as given to the WSW Se me follow,: I me e7;llltilesharpers in Orford-street, who in- AN Milli &neighbouring pabliehowee, sad subsequently powiteftli she es bet upon their play. I did so, sad test all as, messy. They then persuaded me to pledge my watch, the =liet whisk they secured in a similar way. I was dk tilibest a penny in it end without even the mem et Imaring a leagtag. Mterwerds thseplet of Kr Lewis whim I knew, sad moariTingly ter • is his name he 101. es the Leedom end Having seseseded getting the money re=rre r bottib ase ist as tar as Itereits. seselFiewhe_sit seedist I es hothead get *see veheey. albs lisogh ems Mae sot sill She parer he a plesedtgeger, mod weeds s ewe he 7SL la Ni. Lewit= i ing -aers thew 2tiol____64l: l4l" Me elleitee. sot rsVirrisit the men, with'tbs amps= el er t pemsb, Ain sheet the seemly. The seresioder bit the oral islise." - The close fowl Is the plus tollestedJal. la IM. Lesis e ee woe please bed made 111•114101iDO WO, lip mint ids Mikan* wee required. Sir New showily ali ads frooseding, awl Iwasaki* MIR; • ILLATLE2OII3. ten seditherediesemiiird•edihry aggsonalsoes pee Ms "Moil Nip, ad mistime he resided et 24.111. Itilsweirossed. wee tempi with ip oir oge M 4 B : rik. Ansfloillk butt VI Can' Complainant said at two yesterday afternoon as I was walking with Lady Armytage and Miss Morgan, in the Edgware-rand, we met defendant, who immediately turned round and spot eight is my face, saying, " I have done it, and here's ea ord, ' " at the same time handing his card to me. A who was close by, took him in charge at my desire , desire , mud atthe station house he wished to make me an lona, bat I eidend to accept of one from him. He Inn that Owe wee s banditti in Landon who were wisdasdr isivallagahs. ma that he had recently deo the wow Maw to a iteashmsa which he did to me today. Wes Wawa sad the polite having earrobsand this I=aust sass—l was Mann treat a dot walk whim Mai geatimwea oak as Janne alga to me. I passel tea, mad IP= Miro* IST MN" whoa at the see el I ow the essamit and two lane walkiag . Onalidnant was to me a simi larly insulting gigs. I loaned rood to him, when he gave me a most nein holy upsa which I went forward and spat in his hoe. I &sued he intended to challenge me, and I thereftwe gave din my card. I did it merely as an example, to show Ids that he should not do such • thing again. I think, however, that it must have been a esni-enteridu, since Bir George states that he saw me before. He is • gentleman, and lam a gentleman also. Mr. Broughton—You surely don't mean to say that what you are charged with was the act of • 'denten. Defendant—l don't know. The Count Rossi and others have done the same thing. Mr. Broughton (to complainant)—Did you make any sign whatever to the defendant when you met him ? Complainant—None, air, whatever. Defendant (much exci ted At the station I expressed my sorrow at what lad "Mt place, and offered what I thought was all that was nammary, but he (complainant) said he would not he olisliel with an apology. Complainant—reheard nein that he spat in a French man's hoe • few daps Warr be seaunitted the same act to wards me, sad I eowider that upon public grounds I am right in this ease forward. (to defendant)—l con look upon your con duct in es ether light than that of a most gross outrage upon the oorphinant, and that it was of such • nature that he and set se signisama ow borer simply by an apology sea es on eieN at the slidisa-kouse to make. Itsibedant—l pretest, sir, against your view of the ihroughton, who had been interrupted while making his observations, sentenced defendant to pa 31., or to be imprisoned six weeks, in addition to which he was ordered to eater into his own remgoleamee in 60/. for his keeping the pesos towards air ClempAlncitige for two months. _ _ Cherles Benson was the dock, charged with bigamy. Upon this occasion George Spence, Reward of the Ser ingspatam, in which prisoner and complainant came to England, deposed that he heard prisoner threaten his wife to destroy all documents which could attest their marriage, and then abandon her. _ . _ John Adams deposed that he knew both parties at Syd ney. Prisoner always addressed complainant as hie wife, and introduced her as such to visitors. William Benson proved that the accused, who was his brother, had in all his intercourse with the family, spoken of complainant as his wife. The second marriage was then proved, and Mr. A'Beekett considered that the case was sufficiently suspicious to justify a remand. CATTLE, !n.—EXTltzftwoll, Jumbo 16. —Wi hod sa eziellot dew et Pea* and Ilhomp i p: ea ownogs ge4S 6 eZ eke Ye allowlesee of buxom di Wei at hot wunlen osnowila. We ems prim = from the Ilertheneennstiet. Wet, la. to Is. IL pre Me& Palma. 41st. to V=2ll • I Run.—The fair of Banbridge, is Monday, wag eskestilredl Mee- with work, awl grises oggairol to be on the momme. Mom Om varied Irma la I • 141.4ad0, sika two. loortnillellue all el his IL lo lf. owit. L Ctn were sena, sod nil ne from HA to IL. cab. of amp the wrlbwas very ewellowil grim owlet! ken YU. to 40e. wok. IL fag , bed alit el Walden, Ida* Imo& au. eta. to went Imo owl new, maw lmow lie. to Sr. ewe. llba Mawr Is the Intr woes an Witter tlardpillow. tai m. nisei loshee re. tweed erlibsolt swift a dog% pombene. Beet mewl et inn 406. to Hr. pr owt.ir prim wellennt Stu it to NW 6x Melee gull tieu Mottos rewirdill_per wiselsetenumm—NeteryTkiiingple. CAPJLICIL PIG Lll/1„ liOnday.—Nitnibee at =VW, dome ?CO ; of there, OM fie. own WNW st Us, per wt. Tuesday wet Oar day. The apply of *A woe aced eme bon& freely. Whop" K. to W.; two pore eV. IL We. to IL IM.; to $l.; kt sale, au m 4111. IL ger art rep, wleMat wool, Liu to its.; mass. GA Is IL per Nu The Mr Bones woe anal, and may all a Wader asiiriotire, woe thin with busty a log to Woad on.—Olowned apowide. STROIANII FAIL—At the hums Mr, on Thurst e L d tit, &elbow of settle wee e stingesbly beyond= sverege, beg the wie not aqua to tam of Ow Nay wir. Owel egelegem however, brought high prima, several Whig brae mid et hex W. to 111. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1851. MARKETS. COTTON.—LmarooL, Jams 17.—The market to-day km exhibited ea upward tandem; a. d the supplies were compara tively 6alood. Compared with Friday's rates prim of American are id ce td,, led same nearly Id. pm lb. dearer; all other sorts with out alsege. The sass are Militated at 0,000 Wes, of which 600 are Selma tor export and 1,900 as epeculatios. They comprise SOO Fermi sad Maranhao at Sid to ad. ; 100 Egyptian. Old. to Eld. ; ; 60 Bea lid. to rid. Total import Thursday, 60.0 6 0 bat& MANCliaTita, J um& 17.—There is a farther perceptible Impresiemeet la the market fur entre yids age sloth. eau prices hare =washed@ klbsr. Im NM@ mess id. MIL par lor yarn. The Imam is of SS@ mete% bousser. hes le some extent elteeltel bat ism. awl *PP the seems eel caelltie« twat in de. mewl base a prerAp papa nip the isle bp set been so exten sive as wee makipmeL undo pres rim • pod deal from a mseli swift Gege nele; demo& lestmin Ingg retemise Zusgesa se well se India and Chia PS the dist ile s err intim wants of memeimemsre hesa, mod etempeoft applies good dad to welts as wigs meletwbe.. Air lad* eel aMm however, there is DM ao mei b reit se la *kith; sal Gasbags imitable to them moist' have embed is slate sees as sages as rid. per piece above the rates prevalent • few doyens. WOOLLEN.—Lzaae, Jams 17.—We have had a better oinhat d the eiotb halo to-day, though we hare no alteration In =report Gude adapted foe die winter trade are in good ler the mem WOOL-Hi June 17.—A fair amount of — ding colarel Wool bee changed hands the pest nett, but at such pekes that the dealers be eoutplened ten won on horn ltd. to lld. pie L. en show wet wanted. MANUFACTURES.-111WDMISFIILD, June 17.—Our manufacturers complain ray moth Mat they bad no radar., and me scarcely qWt those they ate maktow for Me market •; Indeed, sometbing esdrOy new In pattern and style seems to be mated be fore we am do • good Imitates. Prices are stationary. CORN.—UALIMMOKTU, June 17.—At our market this day we had • very small Mow of Whoa. Oar armies were extreme lin their demands, thereby Waking sake moot wistorlaily. We ad vases our qa rations to. to la per qr. 110 other grain Warn. Hum., June 17.—During the past week the corn trade has bans very firm, and mote hilly salaamed. Animus keep mo derate. The weather Is now amewhat warmer, though still cool for the seam. At tadm% market we bad only • moderato sepal, of Wheat trout oar farmer., who asked eery high prima say 3.. ta above last week's rates, width quite checked bailors ; buyers would have siren s. to is. advance, bidet this very little linalnew wee dome. Goat teeth keel al goes off moldy, at CUR pram. All sorts of wing can are getting very mum and fetch fah rata. Not nook doing in Linseed. taker in moderate demand, bat the Moamar of poses is amid. la Rapeseed we best of no traasetioas, sad we do as Mute oar gootasioas for Cakes. Imports from Jam I to lass 13 : Wheat, lidtt qrs.; Parley, 1,512; 0.4, 1,407; /Maas, 5117; Nara, 331; Limeed“,7ltl; Oil Cakes, 1113 tau; Boom 1114; Osseo, 400. - . . . . - • • lawmen, June 17.—An advance of fully ls. per qr. was teamed on tee prier of Wheat from last week, but double tlut moans was asked, or more business would ►awe been transomed. deans. Is. per qr. draw. barley, aste, and Peas Arm, at lets rates. - - LIMOS, Jane 17.—We have a fair supply of Wheat; the Weans ncesawbst cheeks the drama toe the moment, holders, however are firm, and extreme rates are Waisted as . we quote prim tall y to Friday. Barley as before. Oats and beams support Ms rues. No material ialterstlue to other ordain. a. Ar rivals this week : Wheat, 3,77.4 qrs., Oats, in ; Barley, 937; Seas., 93; Fleur, t ; Rapeseed, 18; Linseed, 229. . . LEIGHTON BUZZARD, Jane 17.—There woo rather more Wheat offering to.day than lot week, foe which there was a good demand, at avot to. per toad advaraa upon the rates then current. la Bony, be ma, fo., very little doing, sad we make no alteration to quotation. W►eat, per load of 3 boshata, 231. to Ike. 6d. Harley, per eg. Ine. to 2Tv. Beane, old, len to 225.; ditta, new, lin to Sun pet 3 Mohan. Gate, ISLA° Yin. per qr. imperial. - • Lamas, June 17.—Wheat met a ready sale at this mar ket to-day, at se drawn of Ia per qr. ea the current rates of this a 7 as& Bailey steady. Oats. Betas, sad Peas eautioue in good demand, sad previous rates are wed supported. Wheat, white, id. to I if. • red, ig.tis W. 13e. Barley, fle. to 20s. Oata, Ws. to his. Bemis, Vita . Sea Per, 255. to 2Ss. LIVERPOOL, Jeer 17.-We have again this week small Import. el grabs esd dour hem Ireland sal sietwlee, sad large ex- OW. The inhale hoes foreign portiere Vary Rollinik Ad sot all mord to Ow ouosucapilco. The mem Mina IP= epee se eget. sod-1. Tee tramedese were ratimiles, Mb is Isereemt roe In prises. The shame es led Melees peeledesiner be idlol fully AL per Pawl= Mid, 16111 d. tot& per Praised irk P Auer, 2d. , poi. MMus eels Is. IL per Mil easetweek, P. pirperlet . ask on Mrs awl pee, r P. pot big ea Why. Lifts s o hes sot perlldessel le themellid demo% let kis seeettbelds=fr. ~ hMA Wee IM me% The lehowid er• the prima allUe,, per /0116, leek% red, Is. IL lo Os IL ; pas. es Al. te et 16.; Mlle, Gs M. to te. 14.; MOIL Os. 7d. to es lel; MA. red, 361601, teat; Is. 61.1 s *106; MA, estre,Se. KWh" OL derley, AMP end per 116i16, h. ed. to 76 M. Mt, per porter; Mirdel M. to 31s; Irith, 416 8. Pt Oats per Oat, sad hestels Is ed. le J . AL; 1 : . 1= to It 7r. I Id. P. ; lee sods, be. Id. le 7e. Id.; wets la. lid. Mile.; P. PLAIN. Ild. Mei, porpoise, ralghb,*:te. ed. te ids. P.; amyl, Ps Od. le As. AL; Meek sad hiali, per 4111116, lb. ed. to SOL IL Pies, per mess Iteg. lielt, whlte, Ps le M. Lieur. per tea, Earths md MI, weger. See, 3h. to 371.111.; Mrs. Me. CIL el Ws. W. MANI, per Wed if POWs., Irish, 111111, M. AL le Pi. ed. ; 124111111 d to .to Pe. M.; CeirM old, a, Id Us M. to Us P. Ms, L . Is. PL Fo rdo: Wheat, Owlish per 7111 a, sad re% 1116.1 e Is Id.; elite, it 21..1 is P.; Oohed Mile. di. AL le Is. 14.; MA, es. :a. to e 5.64.; OM*, KestaberLwllel Illfm.S Of. Moak M.; Idgli es.deLlersal.;Persiemessed weeMdmsrad,l6 Id. bellied. ; burg, 16116.16116141.; dis Meet Meelee, red, 11, 04. Is fa. it ; white, ea. id. le Ills Ili aril* IMAM red Priedsed, red, 32.11 d. 6136 ltd.; whits" N. le Ills. eL ; Ides red =et Id. to 3s. P.; Ardente% Is. ei. le 16111.; lresel, P = mad =436 101. to h. Id.; why es M. to MAIL ; gpsileh red, 3s. Id. le is. Id. ; PM Is. 61. le es Si; Oime, PM% red, le. 6d. to Is. 11.; emem. 16 AL he 16 el.; Iledeeepell &. ted, Is. ed. to M. lid.; test A es. 1K le le. Id. ; AL EMMA Is . 11d. P a rk Bre. r.t„,,, , nma..,..,.. di le 11616. y pee = m e i VIZ t s t 1 4. k. a.. %VC r 41 20, 11 : ,5 t a. M i : ::1 5 1 ;. =.perdue, Ws P. to We. AL Pies pip. Belt 1., .1s ALP M. AL; Cardin, M. ed. to dig. SL • M. te 31a. 01. ; whfrie, Ids el. ta ginfartressile .llll N= ""a = w eil lo P/4 asISS• Os 113 , t o WM. 716=.1116 eMelelme, .A M. lt L ikel. MN.* MAW Met pita of NM, swim, MIL lla 225. P.; MIL Weebes'Ond. meet, Me. M. le GC; Old% id. ; PMealpids sad Us. OL to M. P.; New Odom, les. P. to Pr 11 11 17111= Clerim hestedwed mar, les ALle Ws; iris* Op mdseger. nzir, Mt ef MM. /11sed. to MAL ;M. IL is Ils ed. Pep Merpeol sad Itmers frees the tlek li the Mk Pee heledoe: Wheat, 1%136 ps. ; Mary, %MI; Mk 76 ; Osts 10; Pree, Milo; lodlea ftrit 1,116; damsel, OM NM ; Pees 7 1 1 AM, esd 14,900 bends Spode isMeet, 1,41 qrs.; Me, II; India Oars, ISM ; (Mee Cars IMI, 1,047 bands; Odmil, OS wets; her. 1137 sedge eed Vl4 Innels. LYRE, Jaw 17.--The Imply cif Wheat haw *day we. misees e sed tseo 3.. per qr. amen. Whrit. Mt ewes Ines to PM. M. le Ille. at w ; MIA, 30e. per or. to the growers. No caber , gssla ept. New Sluts 17.-The Imams still continues ail waled. Oa vs 'wassail a Isath w il at 'WA, elm who It bee Mell 1 bse ine = „ l: fared, may have doss side VII* 17 ereps. •id gar* we Pi 6 modevete ' their i sad PM Se green% mg, Ifirdegled Ms PM Is Pm Ihe esighlbelsede sped Mb erMeher, it peg eiesiest Meg ifterl o r iso rster sh eelr ni,..677 .l .lor m atlt i tlt , =ll eels shaallie par .. 111 Pt suolle Mt: Meier gip .."--- 4111, bet wide k 6ll=l. me ' = bir Alllollelesihigh lesider ai relly demerlkg a 1 ,• schwa wkidi led Op died el Mes 1 . •• sW PM= is per - iselt s gre Mies an te IlegeMild. ei the Ado b wet oda Al grodl isleblebeL Me esedlepd. F ilm lipase MIS she. Ilmseed PM is Wssirstrelt, 01 MAW Mat MINES eseeedip MI egely le Ogle. ' PLTIIO47TII, hoe 17..-Oar Illea sterket hie bleu me sdesied w th sellore, ied sewed Ma et kedge were aide it ea Mem of IIL per qr. Pm IP Mee et led met Misr 1 glee Is. gee ark deem. Etaaleawsw, Jaws H.-Darla( the Imam& the weather ' Is. leis Meiregg eddied wet, wild Idgf sleds 4th the men of • We r si r Mee May • lesieldele Map hie AM OEM, MI 11111 seam my toe avid Iterwahlai. At iter surbst KISSEMWM tbl/111.134) W. Ihn.uwas W. Paola W. fouusniva B.W. cam W. Cauwar W. '1111A1111•11 B..W. Yoaa N.W. Unarm. W. .110 Burro= W. .Btrastr Breese llard Wiad o.tle Breese Presti .sreese &ram enema Stro 1 Brast snowy awes. Heavy Gale eardalliatiady Overeut Partially Cloudy Overcast Candy Partiaily Coady Partiet Ma4y Panially Rain Moody Baia Overeat REPRESENTATION OP GREENWICIT.—It ins not until yesterday that it became generally known in the borough that a vacancy had occurred in the representation by the death of Mr. Barnard. The only two candidates at present in the field arc Mr. Alderman Salomons and Mr. Alderman Wire. The former gentleman, it will be remem bered, address, d the doctors a short time ago intimating his intention of soliciting their votes whenever an election took place. Some friends of Mr. Wire yesterday evening held a meeting tojnomote his return. IIEALTII OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.—The official report says :—During May the number of deaths re gistered in each week in the metropolis was about a thou sand; since the end of that month it has decreased by slow degrees, having been in the first week of June 961, and in the week ending last Saturday showing a further decline tb 931. In the ten weeks of 1851.50, corresponding to last week, the average was 854, compared with which the mor tality in the present return is still heavy; but if a correction is made in proportion to increase of population, the average becomes 932, and the number of deaths in last week almost exactly coincides with it. The decrease on the week imme rlietelypueding is perceptible in deaths arising from dis arms of the organs of respiration, the number in this clam having Men from 161 to 139; and also within the two weeks, pktkiels at consumption, which is placed in the tubercular Blase, having been fatal successively to 146 and 127 persons. But the class of affections of the respiratory organs exhibits still a considerable excess above the acc rue, which is 107 ; and in the case of bronchitis, which has &den to 51, a reference to the deaths in corresponding weeks of ten years will show that the number never rose In any instance above 43, and that generally it was less than 34. The mortality from pneumonia also continues greater than has been usual at this rather advanced season of the ber, the number of fatal cues ascribed to it in this return ing 68, which is more than occurred in any of the corre sponding weeks, and 16 more than the average. In the mimetic or epidemic class of diseases, small-pox was fatal to 16 children, and to 4 (persons above 15 years of sac. In Helbreeloasert, near Tettenhamuonrt road, a family 11141016101111 by the registrar resides, in which, out of eight &Urea. Woe who have been vaccinated have escaped the disease, while of the remaining five who have not been vac cinated three hive diod. The place is remarkable for filth, dellsisat and want of drainage. The total airier of fai ears 'unmerited this week as due to epi dural". is 196 (vddelticamegyexceeds the corrected average), and swept dulseureisles counts 33, heaping cough 40, dimelmea and dysentery NI, tnhua 35, and scarlatina, which has beams more fatal, 24. The following are the Particu lar' if aNW of cholera :—ln St. Mary, Newington, at 9 SWlLS4trelle. en 10t11 June, a painter and glazier, aged years, died of " cholera =diva after 24 hones' Between the 7th and 12th June inclusive seven pundimMi died in the Royal Hospital at Greenwich, the of whom was 70 years of age, and the oldest 78. of 659 boys end 633 girls, in all 1,292 children, wererreghtered last week. The average of six mnewmilMa Imam in 1846-60 woe 1,280. At the Royal Obeirvileiy, Ormawieh, the mean height of the barometer In foe meek was 29.737 in. The mean temperature of the week was 65.9 deg., which is lower than the snap of mesemeadlng weeks in ten years by nearly 4 degrees. The mean daily tempera ture was above the average ea but on every sub = day was below it, and na Timulay, which was the the map fell to 49.6 ole g r og e% 10 degr ees balm the avenge. The wind Vow y from the SOIMPIPIIL _ _ HIMSFOAD AND MIMI= RMLWAT.—Tostirday, a use*. in Lila matter unnbeill bolhu his Hamm Mutat yeqg tietni Itiebudo ible. Is pawed erahlima awes of the eau tt Mr. Adm INSI gelife Xf• Dude IN A Mr. Vallaneafttp it t 1 eginfasa Jo the 'Sink mairr.. ' is Idea of enisipal (*mu to Na meg unit dr iodine of ebeenala awe, the z laiyiny gribma awe mina falba lid: Mt J. Antietam, Afiaimalisiket a lf igia. trz w t : T i r c aile . , Mr. J. N. Mg Mt. Staunton. 2r. F. Miami me *mei en by ~lst, sad the one of Camel Hama erea aWimsi he Mbar proof today the attembace woe small, the supply of Wheat short, wallah there was a quirt sale at • fur her &demo , of Is per qr . t on last week's prison The supply of Barley was smell, mut madam In 'rod demand. realking from Ia to re. per qr. WO were la el MderaMe mart, and boyars had to pay enbaseed terms, sod In mot Instances press way be fetid L. per qr. on tbe currency of Wt Taw day. The Inquiry for beans sod rem was ardor. awl the tam of was subs: aim buyer. In Flour or Wit uo atenstlon. %rest, whlis‘ 41a. to 43a.; red, ado to 40s. Barley. 20a. to Ihs. Oafs, S'. to 24a. Bann Lehi, Me. to *Os.; Imam POs, 10 No lye, Us. to No par qr. Net is. to 6s. Id. par brisl. Tans, lfa.lo7s. Flom, tea. to KM per sack. From the LONDON UAZETl73.—Tuesday, Jams 17. omsan, Comma, North 11h7rldirto7r;amberiand, draper, to mr. render Jane 21 at 11, and Aug. Sat 12, at Neweastlempon-Tyne Court. Sole., Bell and Co., Bow-churckyard, mad Mears. Mater, Newcontle.apon.Trae • o(. amid., Wakley, Newcostie.upoo.Tyne. TROILUS Dm., Br. Mord, Yorkshire, Iron merchant, July 4 and Aug. 7, at t.l, at look Coml. Bola., Terry and Waters, Bradford, and Bad and Barwick, Leads; off. mod., Young, Loads. WILLIAM Haan* EDWARLO. Leeds, Misr, July 1 and 22, at 11, at Leeds Court. Bole, Marsden, Priday-street,Chet=andWrawa. Richardson sad (isnot, Leeds; off. me 1., Rope, annum Winusnros lanaawooo, Kingstrat.upon-lloU, woollen draper, July is and ,at 14, at Leeds Court held at upon- }toll. Bois.. Writs and Co., Hull; ad. orig., Carredt g l i n t f a l. Haaai MILLI, Lynn, Noeldk, glower, hues 26 at If, and A= 11, at Bassitall.auelt. ads. Reed sad Co., Priday.mmet, side; a. sum., Canaan, Itireirlo.lane. Talons' Gamma Panniers. trore, Iloneouthahlre, groom, June Ito and July at 11, at Bristol Conn. Sots., Lewratute and tb Old Jewry.obanabers, sad Bevan, Bristol; off. mtg., Amman, Bristol. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jude IS. WILLJAM CusainsGmeant, Torriumvilles, Kentish-taw; builder. DIVIDEND 4 I.—Jaiy 9. Chadwick. Manchester, starch manufac turer—July 4. t . Chisneim. Dorking. Surrt7. LarigaisatW. Chg. wholesale perfnmer—July 8. W. H. Ethel'. Birmingham, saddles— July 8. It. Lensit Ockleysquare, at. Panras, Lair —Jul) 8. C. Priteturd, llerefurd, wins merchant—July 9. W. Manson and E. Chadwick, Manchester. mach manumeturers—July 9. W. Bimppaaoo44 Manchester, starch manullseturer—July 10. J. Snow ball. builder—July 10. J. L. Tabaerner and T. Tabbarnee, hop reliant& tilltr ank Titin Ea an to be grantacualem cauflm shown to the contrary eat!.day et lies tiarg. July 9. W. Can. Tluoguacebraetreet. sty and MlPWahlidallease, darrow.road. most broker-July 9. W. in= imr lDopeandmen- Ma. .out inarteant-July IL W. Joanna, Or , Inallean paintar-1017 e. W. It. lisallald. Lialbollt lasesse-July 111. J. egranglogymaset. ligenwark, lan niginni-July 10. IL W. Swigs, Oitad.aareet, viiinagr. PARTNEIIaIIII3 018110LIDDIL Allan ma J. VIM Kiradd, Yorkshire, Marrs -fr. Anima= awl D. NAND. leawsbrater, ha jeners-0. Deane, J. Dm% and W. Dray, MB Wllign street, % um= Artburntrest lasi, tramming. V nil Iftgaties. UpWr tinimmtregi. Ow, and orsiggien. nbinai licommusgeni-J. VWslhaugh isi J.. 0. Liverpool, Wawa mssakalisdars-S. Gaybe AM W . IL W Southwold awl Trwille4lllllllll6. Warm -V. IL maw , W. IL Udders, and R. J. dal trea sures -L Z. awns and T. kin and Ven sallannt bask vinabotarers-J. Lakin and !Uln ae* le wd,* girt. ilingolll44o4 dropers-E, Lops' got Ds Ingsmingt. wash, newspaper proprietors-J. Jima and A. Ps* iislintrld, Lancasalre, urontuuadtre -4. sunlit aid J. elasksue. Senderland, canna nuandseturers - J. aslidamos, J. liblaugs, jin., sag Friars Itableam, liberbtld, and Madigetifb, Yostalte, Wok aseautsouders. as far as regard. F. Robinson. acCITCH SE4PESTRATIONO. tctumn Catesam, Obrapow, contractor, Juno to andluly 11, M the crow Hotel, Maio's. Joys Mamma, Glasgow, able dealer, June 14 nd July IS, at Oomrle's Royal uotai, Glasgow. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. riDNESDAT, JUNE 18, 1851. each of the following places at morning. The atattona are Strewth at Mutt. MP et Woathen. Stems Drone &Mg Lama *OM Wads Man Mar waft &ma dam Straw Brom saws dam am, ammo Hard Wad Garb Biwa Heavy Gale Ilard W lad H.M Wiadj Med WIN Had WaM SCION foe,. StresVlMs RMISIP Hirai 24t1UtIg .M.P.1111 Partially Malay Partially Cloudy Partially Untidy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy ii;11:11i Cloudy Partially amid, Partially Mail Partially Marty Partially Cloudy Partia/ly Cloudy Oyarcaat &3t.ali; Mud, Pea tlally Partially (203447 Cloudlen 147844 Cloudy Part= Mud, Pordelly Cloudy Cour lap DAY, Noon. no or the Weather. Clear. not reach this ; they therefore day morning at The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of lautul Sane of Mee. Cniaarwl. (Dosuv)l Oars. W. Cams WaniraT _— Owes of Whid. Strength e , wind. W. Gentle Breese. The returns from the following places office in time for publication ycoterd indicate the state of the weather on N nine o'clock. SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE. 1174 m ear ttta " ithlrywityr flasette sad "Lloyd'. Lim. CASUALTIES. Herculean, for Boston, has put bock leaky.—Liverpool,'• June 17. Philip, °Aden, which was wrecked at Lounceston Heads, is rapidly guing to pieces; cargo raved, with the exceptio n of a quantity of iron. Victor Marie, Charbonnel, front Sunderland for Nanter,was ashore off Leff'rinkonde, near Dunkirk, June 9, with rudder unshippcd.—Paris, June 15. that titaa area ABORNK MAILS. meta an seat Mom the General Poguelke the moo alate—derneteb.) COUNTRIES. Day 'Ma aisle up kia General P. Mal Ueda*. ElOll. what Port Whit deapatelted. dua. Liserion(bytlrit.psekst N 4seetica(b7::zdtal 4tAte, peke) C.atataptAl Africa (West Corp NI Almatiria• Wilma Brasil Sawa A, res Oglioralairls Cbagrol3ll Cape of Gnad Hope 74 Comotantloople • N 0/3dral America 3l Cla Prance & N &nee*. Ramberg Holland JI Heedless ?; Ireland M& N India (via Snethlunot.)sl Ind* (via Alara9lte) mime) NON via MiredlMO —IV Mexico ItailMra Mate• N Nepts• heel Butte• Pennwalt N Pero tumor. Wan Indies lll West I (=opt Ha vanna. awl Nome) X 6 • The sane to them eoentrise ymilipiiiTt June SO lase 111 let of the molitb Itmlut3Oth of num. I 9th of the mouth' ..A.b or the inu..th hail&l7thof mouth 1 ith of the month 7thl7th27thetraes lailatt7thof senth with of the mo 17 nth Twice lane 7thl7ll327thantoo Toads) & Friday Woinek & &our. 17th of the htootlt Poke daily I both of the month 7th&24thot month) I fOth of the month! 7t2434t1 othooottil 1 2nd of the month 1 9th of the month Ith,lfth,l9th,27tol thotholthe month' i Stil2ll4.sthot Melt ithlStb22tkof mon I 7thl7th27thof mon 117th of the month I ttLl2th22thof moo 117th et the month 12sd ar the south UM/ mar Liverpool._ Juae 23 . Liverpool I Arrivet . Sruthomplosi 'Jute 10 I,Plyroonti !July 3 .1t) ovr ..... 13 /Juror 'Duly .Southarortte July 12 Iruthalupton ",July 12 utbariptna Jute 20 Plymouth. July 3 Doter 'Jun 20 Southampton:June 20 Soutlmov,ten. TILTD. da Southampton Juno 20 Dover lTwiee di. 1.1.1 a 20 r Loudon !Tftv.,llol . London.._ '14 , 13.Thu Southomplian Joao NI Tokio da I,southomptoc °June 23 :July 1 Inoulbanepten !June 21 Iteover July 1 soucbenaptan IJuly 3 Southampton Julyl2 'Dover June 12 Dover J uno22 Dover June 21 southaruptoo June 26 outltamptm June 21 Dover /June 2/ SoutnempUnc ?one 20, Southanapton.lJuly I keel ( 6 ) are conveyed by ARRIVED. Atmona-at Liverpool, June 17, from B. tome - Alowa-ea Liverpool, June 17, from Charlatan ANDREW Forrau-at Liverpool, June 17, from Kew York Aurnica-at Gravesend, June 17, from Memel ALTO AORNT-off Falmouth. June 15, from.., Alexandria Aetna noot.tars--tat Falmouth, June IS, from ... .... halo Acrtva -at Clreveand, Jt.ne Iv from Drum irk Ana -at Greveeend, Junel7, awn - R. Oyu a baiLu A NT -at Gnamenti, Juno 17, from Palermo Basaa-at Oraveeend, June 17, from ittuaa Bantu--at Gralsentl, June 17, from .'" Daman Bummers—lt Plynionth. Ana IS. 8111.11 ANT —Off Heal, June 16, from Alamo CASTHAOILNA—Off Deal, Jane 16, from- Callao CANADA—off Liverpool, June 17 Comma—at Plymouth, June 16, from.— Calais Casouss.—at Gravesend, June 17, from Restock NNW:Nana—at Liverpool, June 17, from New Toth Dino—at Gravesend June 17, from Bw,u Kier Errs—of Deal,June 16, from ~......Cephalonia EZPAUS—at Liverpool, June 17, from Charleston Ewe!. THourson—at Gravesend, June 17, from, .. ...Patna Pausordso—at Liverpool, June 17, from Mediterranean Facts—at Liverpool, June 17, from Wilmuirton CLANNTAA—Off Deal, June 16, from 04SZLI.1-14 Falmouth. Jude 15, from from —. Gisseroo—off Falmouth, June 1 , ;,' from &Leone C IA at Gravesend June IT, from Htralsund Gresur —at Gravesend, June 17, from lIIKUNIXI —at Gravesend. June 17, from ....... HaLia—at Falmouth, June 15, tram _ Palermo Haitinnexe-et FalMnuth, June la, from. i - Twoua Henn Warataa--off Portsmouth, Jut o 17, .liven Chum Iskaan I.4llT—it Bristol, June 17, from Leathorn Jans-off Deal, June 16, from Jona OLDHAM-off Deal, June la, frrm idantla JONI. MIJ•MAT—IIt lain:10(1th, June 15, from. • - Juun-at gnaerritown, June 15, from JAMES—of illrerpool, June I 7 Jaen -iv Liverpool, Junel7, from JTLL.PD-at Gravesend, June 17, fronv...-.. ...... . . ara..---__ 4101111 Gann—at Gravesend, June 17, Iron Onentan•lnuple lavatsr -at Gravesend, June 17, from Denmark LA/MOW—at Gravesend, June 17, from Caen LAMIMAI Litman-at Gravesend, June 17, from. St. Vincent's . Lasbcen .....Bt. John% 11.111: LADY OF TIM LAND—Of Dell, L.. 16, from Callao LANDIFIKIAT AMU Lorain—of DOAL June 16, from St. Vincent Lamour—at Liverpool, June 17, from "few Orleans MAZY Wet:, or Scum—off LI. rpool, JOAO 17 if soam.i• —at Gravesend, June IT, ...... nee IkaL June 16, from Who _ -I—coll - June 18. MAILIUM—..— Deal, oune le, from Mancini& OS. —Oir Deal, Jun 16, from.— ....... ..... Callao Moorgang—at N June 15 , , Dem London NORT3II..I.IILAND —Off Deal, June la, ham— New York Nia..—off Deal, June 16, from Trieste Ninaon—at Gravesend, June 1 - , frets Caen Nairveg—at Gravesend, June 16, from. Barbagoeg NAIAD —AI Gravesend, June 17, from . Mauritius r•CIUZIPOT Diu Maaa—at Gnaw/mei, Juno 17, from ....Ca11a0 ... Bossier—oft '..- ' June lr - .' __ ot Lira - 7, ...oe ld, - trout Jnia....•-- iILINCIINS KOTAL—at Falmouth, Joao 15, from 'brad& Pa/Nl—off Liverpool, June 17 PALMTILII-1“ /411111011U0. June 10, from Barletta ReDucueerr-at Liverpool. June 17, from. Mediterranean Itano-at Liverp.ol, June 17, from Palermo Sae Nwoio -at Falmouth. June 15, from Drilla Ileum-at Liverpool, June 17 from Jl•ditorrinoss Tartmen-at Gravesend, June 17, from VALK up Bement -at Oraveartid, June 17, ha m -..---- - V• as -off Ural, June la, . from... ...... Jamie. w 714,4;:ai - OW, 71u; W .0111110 —el Liverpool, WINDOMI—O3 Liverpool, WK. PRILII--011 Liverpool ; June If June II June 17 Juneli: tree — Jab BAILED. Basoroar-from Gravesesd, June 17, to Anadaraa 8 AAAAAA -limn Gravesend, June 17, to Valencia ELL.lol.o . —from Gravesend, Jane 17, to Madras 87Lsas -from Graveseni, June 17, to U m e: 64 Be, Kara-from (impend, June 17, to larirrrra-from Liverpool, June 17, to Philadelphia Rieuat-from Gravesend, June 17, to ..- Adetaide . . Gravesend, June In, to Sydoey from Grarevand, June 17, to Aseeneian VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bia C. Altrander Johnatone, from Penang for Loodon, AprilB.lai. 225.. lon. N E. Alraira, of Sunderland, from Italett& for Falmouth, May 2s, of Galas. <lame, of and from Liserpocl for California, June 11, off Cape St. Vince nt. Henry, of London, lintel, lat. 46 N., lon. al W. Lateknow. from Demerol. i for Calcutta, Feb. I, lat. 32 S., lon. I I W. Loaf's, of Its erpnol, from London to, Callao, with passengers, ail well, lat. 3.50 f., lon. 22 W. TUE CAPE MAIL.—The Hellespont, Capt. Watts with the outward mail for the Cape of Good - Hope, sailed from Plymouth on Sunday mid-day. She took thu following passengers for the Cape Major and Mrs. Hogg, and none and child; Ensigns Ilond and Ilibbert, Lieut. Fowler, Captain Owen and lady, Mrs. Newark and child ; and for Sierra Leone, Surgeon Brayer, Colonel Brown and lady, Captain Stewart (aide-de-camp to Col. Brown), and several servants. THE MEDWAY LEFT SOUTILAMPTON YEiTERDAY with the West India mail. Antoug,t her cargo, which was a full one, there was specie to the value of 40,0001., the principal portion of which consisted of remittances front the Colonial Bank. Among the pasaengers who went out by the Medway was Major Blackall, the new Governor of Dominica. [Advertinomont.]—Soottuutic llumoußs CURED ST HOLLOWAVA OLNTINADT AND l'iLLs.—Eatrace of a inlet 4003 Mr. George P, Willi.uns, , or Blrtkruek, near Cork, dated June 14, "To Profersor rtulloway. reir,—l beg tartlet(' for your eati.factioa, and for the tarot matbn of the affircted, the wonderful effect your Ointment and Pills hare had upon me. I have aufferel ;revere!) from scorbutic humours, and for the Intl seven years my eye, boo been dreadfully sure. During that period I tried almast every re. medy w.tbout obtaining the least relief. At hat I was prevailed Won to tum your invaluable medicine., which I did, and I oar de lighted to dey that I am perEctly cured Ly them." :Cold by all druggists, and at Prokrmor Holloway's Hitatollehment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HARIVERSLEY.—Juse 11,;telcelinnhank tha wife of H. Mao. =erste,. Eeq., of • daughter. HENHING.—JaIte le, at Boideelay.park, Worcestarsh^re, the wife el R. Hemming, of a eon sad heir. PICKARD. —Jima 10, M Porta', the wile of J. Pickard, Em., Royal Matinee, of a daughter. ItOJl—Y+rM 11 , at the Cam of Good Hope, the wife of Cot. Rook of the Miami Arcot , Ma chighter. EfEPHEN3.--June lk at Wohern.pleoe, Remell.aquare, the wile of T. Stephens, Fag., eta son. MARRIAGES. BOUCIIER—MABOX.—.IIe fcatfiCMargaret's Clitireh, Ipswich. the Bev. J. S. Boucher, WA., St. John's College ' Ounkridge, to Caroliew, second daughter of the Rev T. lemon, of Ipswich. LEWIS —ANDREW4.—June le, at theestbedral, Maimbeeter, by the Bev. Mr. Richton, A. 0. L. Lewis, Peg., FLY., of neighs:on, to Helen, dried daughter of It. Andeews, lag.. of Manchcater. IVNEILL—MILLS.II.—June 11, at Carey Church, Culfeigbtries, Antrim, by the Bev. Dr. M'Nwile, E. M'Netil, ion., req., et Cos- Mama, to Mary, eldest daughter of A. Miller, req., of Bally the. os. Antrim. PAYNTER—HOLOOMBE.—June H, at Ttiornbury Mural; C.;ou oestershire, by the Bey. W. P. Brans, Beater of Nub, J. Ferrate, Esq., of Pembroke., to Mary Sophia, widow of the Bar. J. K. !M -amba, formerly fellow of Jesus 001Mge, Oxford. DEATHS. BARNARD.—Iam 14, at 0;1;2 Ha; Ethel, E. G. Benseid, M.P.. seed 7S. CATTERTO7I.—.Ithie IS, at UpOto-pliee, Bath, W. IL eitterici, Erq , 'red W. CUltitY.—Joes U, at Clzeohisek 6t. Joba's.wood, T. Curry, Lig. wed W. IltheDlt4o.-4ese IS, et Soden IList, W. Motto& PA, iirsoeily Mei Seeming hi the Ithirthertellier, wed Se. 11AWES.—JVDeuiNcywd, Weithibswir, W. Name, req., BMSlew Wen= Wirth el thellews cd Commons. _ .11 IS, et likseesserit Sea Besirtst . l 2 * I litWOLag• le, 14 Ithstiek Ilebailearil Sir lat. S.ENNANS.—Jthie 11, et Teedidthp.iiiiii, fain, Mena thoWhies at 4M Ithe I. Rthesaith. Sag. 120,1010N..—.195e lb, at the of lie brother, Mr. Charles Swalithad, or Cisykel, Lent, Mkt it Willie= Me- WHir&- Sow 15, Yatllds, with of Yr. C. Y. White, of West sothe, Lethwerk. 1 1 M—thaw li t ler dthiea, Soma Neville, eldest ilethibier of I. Wj o aij, M Seq., of the a Imre Triple, the Harpowthe. Iletthothhire. Loathed. rriBl.6thiee‘ginel.stratbirlaisarii•—Waitseisthesm-- 'k entra ziotheFsolitee 6B4 Lcagsra.lll, i•IN ~:_ .: W. N.W . N. W. N.W. w. P.M. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. W.N.W. KW. N.W. N.W.