The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-28 00:00:00

THE • EXPRESS, MONDAT - EVENING, JUNE 28, 1847. amid of itself beta apnea es make this tight ea the Jetties'. The dela et Ms maw treethemied ea the ordeal 1 sitesterorhish peelih.tbwwiled the mama awl. New, this psi wat eatilitated isr the see sag Opei the lostaNammeapsi."llesiiiiMMigndeiroppilalteaelaaty, .171.1ZVXQUI: =VIP* 8 1 "'"" aka,* wen mai as esameAs emit far Met .ta whisk Leeds wr sharte. lies ear" SWAM mold err Mat the lila of the memais mak eat. Media (meths maim was me that mid test be salehtei maim the power to ambit a Ryder was aid • smiler that related to the statMehugesi: ms The sionos elnedy had beaa stated, ark a maw. TM amt was also el =Meths skim et the Wm assail could set be sop =sad then*** that the ?Ws ft a cao weasels mast absolute.—Sala absolute. law compelled no man to criminate kismet and that the court sisesslid rotect a witness from all attempts made to criminals Llialf. The refuel to answer a question which would inveive a witness lnc criminal prosecution was clearly estab- Haled by the statute 48 Oro. 111., e. 37. That statute was meted partly with the view of @leering up any doubt on this very point, and it expressly provided that a witness can not refire to answer any question the answer to which has se tendency to sense him of a crime, bet only to subject lidea tea civil suit. Gerbett had bean oonspeUed by the court to give salkeiminating evidence, and therefore, as the horned counsel contended, the evidence having been ob abed illegally in the civil action, it could not be admitted spina the prisoner on the criminal trial.—Mr. Martin, Q.C., be the crown, replied that the role of low was that no am was bound to answer a question tendin g either directly or indkeetly to mimlnate himself; but it was not neeemary that the judge should caution him. If a judge cow an Ignorant man about to criminate himself he would doubtless interfere, but that wee discretionary. If a man came to give evidence f or a friend, and went on to a cer tain point, and then stopped, the judge could aunties his dieoretion co to whether the witness should go as or not. As to the admissibility of the evidence of a person against him ' self, there were but two exceptions—Bust, when the state ment was made to his legal adviser; and soundly, where hope or fear had been held out to the person. The argument of the case was concluded by a reply from Mr. Chambers. — The decision of the judges on the point will not be musessicod in open court, bat will be communicated in the hem of direction for the carrying nut of the conviction at the Old Bailey or for the liberation of the prisoner, as their lord ships may decide. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Neu Patra—Bekee IT F. Polka, GB, and Spode Twits. POT= v. GIamor.—iLLLIKIID PLOD IN BILL DUl cotnrriso.-Bir F. Thesiger, Q.C., Mr. Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Millie, and Mr. George Pollock, were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Cockburn, Q.C., Mr. Rundrey, Q.C., and Sir John Bayley, for the defendant. This mesa action to reco ver the amount of two inns of exchange the Mama, drawn by one John Gardiner, accepted by the isimdent, aad en dorsed to the plaintiff. The nee may fain of Ism& 1 writing having been given, the defies*, Millard apes record, by forty-three pleas, and by the slawassi sf the defendant's counsel, was, that se esseldimatim MI bees given for the bills, and that they bad tem eirinsed by bead and coin. The defendant, who was a eimirems if the church of England, and possessed of the 11Mg ef West Dean, in Wiltshire ha been In temperer, went of wimp lest antumr;, was duced by an adverthemsot whisk be read in the Morning Herald of the 90th of Awe* to !apply, in the manner directed, be the de and mommodation. The advartimest stated that a sum exceeding 10,0001. was then ready to be immedietely ad mooed, upon approved personal seenrity, In MIS MA IMO than 1001. nor (melding 2,0001., to any indirrideal, end that an eammiseelese frost peaces Moms te Abet hams should be make, del, in mily, the Isthis le be eddremsd le "J. R.," 300, n• adisass stating the Mombasa. is Minh he me et the time smi his dashe to berm MK men& Yon /Sao conesparliase ea Wordily teak plass hams the rislandsat and Mr. John Gardiner, who medal an the holi sm of a bill discounter, at Fludyer-sleet. Weeleneeter, under the is d ßehr and Co. Gainerdrew. shil the defendant ermined, lir two bills in qoardea, dated rupee. Lively the Nth smd Mad August, 1341, Mx= four swaths. He emmisal the cash Nimbi be next morning, assl the defendant, spea the faith if that promise, gave the Me to Gardiser who gave the de hMent a written easseriedgment ler them. MMg she that they shield be returned ff sot disterested. The money wen not, however, paid mart morasig, Gardiner entrap, as his excuse, that his Isobar had le ft town the Anions evening. He then said he Mould be going to Southampton in a few days, and that be world take the money to the defendant, who, it me should send his carriage to meet him there, sad INNITOnt to his residence. On the appointed den'. Chatham wrote to l i say that he was unavoidably vented from leavieg London, but that he should y be at flouthamplem mem the, following Saturday, the 3rd of Segember. He Me re quested, if any one should, in the haterval, mho to the defendant, to smertain whether the sessiameas ware genuine, that he should state they were. An Mario gam thew ject was accordingly made by one Gadiferei, who ad his letter from 23 Craven - stmt, Strand, a lodging-house kept by the plaintiff, end in which, it appeared, he was then an Inmate. The letter, which was delivered during the I defendant's absence, w as opened by Mrs. Glossop, who replied to it, by stating that the bills were left in Gardiner's hands, for the purpoee of having them discounted, I but that no value whatever had been received for them. Gardiner complained of Mrs. Glossop's 'newer to Gadderer, and dated that in memo of it his beakers had refused to discount the bills. On the 17th of September the de fendant repaired to London, and made a personal application ' to Gardiner for the bills or their amount. He failed to ob tain either. He then waited on Gadderer, at Craven-street, with equally little imam and ultimately inserted an adver tisement in the newspapers describing the whole transaction, and cautioning the public spinst taking the bills. They passed into the hands of several persons, who, it was stated, would be shown to have been aware of the purpose for which Gardiner had them entrusted to him. It appppeacarred the plaintiff, who was represented to be a lady of Independent property, averted on the 19th inst. that she had sold out stock ter the purple* oflending 5001. to the Rev. Mr. Glossop, who was introduced to her in her own house by °adorer. I The witness I. whom the plaintiff made that statement ex pressed his opinion that the defendant never had received the money. The case was adjourned at five o'clock to this morning. CLARK O. BILL.—INTIRIBTINO TO BANKIDA AND BANK Duwoerross.—The Attorney-Cieneral, Mr. Cock bore, Q.C., and Mr. Peacock, were counsel for the plain tiff; Mr. Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Wild., fur the defendant. This was ea *sties loroug'ht by the plaintiff, an aged widow lady, r•Mfift nem Ringwood, in Hampshire, to reemer4ool. from the MmleM, as public ones* at the National Pro vindal thsa efthrifead. It appeared that the bras& of that beak at Biwa" wee =mai by a prep. mad RUM, vim ass else a smelt gepdelm sod ems !Wm In Mem; 1•111, he WealtheplWlraswardlfheknew any me vim be" mew te bad sun se abs beak at Ring wood poll rise& Merest, and was es seib es the Bank of The samara inflamed his minim if what he Vies teM, end she, having a sum d 4101. fa her hands, asst it to the Riegmed whoa, it wee paid into Itithm's Me fa the pubis alba On receiving the maw be reined to write eamaiiag in a book, bide the mentee, and **onwards beaded the servant whip paid the messy a doenmeet in the Mowing terms : " No. Tee the essmeger if the Ringwood branch of the Nall Pserhishe if Mseirsd.—Pay Mrs. Clark only, am 1.0 M" assaln-0. H. Zatess, at the Mk." In bathe sheemmtiose melythe asemea Jim elshegne, easseethel the min "sr blew," um at son Inte rest st ther w r i d or ma amt. Ins pad et AM Mk a toa, IM, whm le ebriemoM. The then damsels& 4001. beak, bat the bask refused, soy the resent actiss wee beseght to Mime them to relleolit. Oa behalf el Me dellemiest it was essemded that the twasimethet was a inhale ma between Wailes end the *EMI lie reedvei surly Wee the amreest le late not &Mai fry bombe as disesiM cal lbws wee as Sedey whemer fa beak brim !shaft te hae se to r bea lip eposited - the sem Ow is q_su Teem Met the tiff had demobs& it ma Matemes the Shas-wws relied on that, eilerrrefi alues tralmi dm stem em doemont a Men he em by mp a e s si g ibe Mk; Mat she premensi it es seek at Mime& mason ; eel sa the r etied te ply beasebt as Men theessa mai Ammer& absaisald h. Oa gam perm, it wee eastesded en Many isit, when the me was pert herd, that the tzemetire wee • hen at 4 per east from the plaintiff to ram. mho, Mk of the bank at ad Mid semi a s s s i m :aesay Item others unti l :l=ler dreemelemes. _ _ • - JUDGES' CHAMBERS. Before Mr. Harm Parke. EXTRAORDINART CASE ow PERSONATION ow BAIL. — As application was made on Saturday to discharge Joseph Hymns out of the custody of the sheriff of Survey, under the following extraordinary circumstances. Two persona of the names of Shaw and William Wood, had been taken up and committed for trial at the last Durham Aasises, on the charge of robbery in an hotel kept by Mr. Hinckman, at Gateshead. The primmer William Wood had been admitted to bail, himself in SIX and two intrados in 1001. each, to appear at the last essinea. One of the bail was described in ste. se " Jenne Hynes, of White Hart *" ghsetkma," sad was so personated. The prime mere indietal et the seises, but Wood not sur readroffin, the reandismeee of the ball were entreated. Shaw, vse rentented in mO4, um tried, emnieted, and trampodel for 10 yam,. The reenibeemas Imo re tuned M the Queen's me office, spat which the warrant was mad the applicant. Joseph Byron., rawer*, the he wee arrested by Seal sad Glow, oaken to the Sheriff of Surrey, and conveyed to Zerosmaner-lene Gaol. although he dried all know ledge elesisk a person as Wood, or that he hod ever become ball he ham ar any other person whomsoever; and the pre. oak animation was made for his discharge. Mr Luke Mof Melina-place, appeared in support of the appli mad produced an affidavit of the applicant, who de ithaseif as Joseph Hymns, of 25, Whit. Hart place, Kennington-lane, Surrey, beer shop keeper, denying that he had ever been acquainted with any person of the name of William Wood, as set forth in the warrant upon which he had been arrested as the person for whom he was alleged to have become bail ; that he never was in the county or city of Durham, and that he had not, nor bad he ever been or be come bail for any person of the name of William Woad, or entered into any recognisance . for any person or persons whomsoever. Mr. Briggs said, in addition to that objectioo, there were two other important objections; the applicant was improperly described in the warrant; and, thirdly, the warrant directed the bailiff to levy on the goods and chattels, and then, in,default, to levy the person. No attempt was made to levy on the goods, but the applicant was arrested at once, and conveyed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol, where be had been in custody upwards of a week.—Mr. Penton, from the Queen's Remembrancer's-office, produced the record and entreat of recognisancs from the County Palatine of Durham and Badberge, upon which the warrant had issued. —Mr. Thomas, from the Sheriff of Surrey's office, attended, and said he could not oppose the application, but submitted that it should be without costs, and to restrain any action being brought. —Mr. Baron Parke said he should make the order for the applicant's discharge, as the affidavit was clear as to his not having become beil ; but he could not restrain any action unless he gave costs.—Mr. Briggs said he should certainly not waive his right to bring any action he might be advised, and would waive the question of costs.—His lordship then made an order for the prisoner's discharge out of custody forthwith, but without costa—Wood has escaped. The Ladad Berea sionned yr lite Yana 11l ester day smodec,sad hit it to the jy todebsln whether the neon a motion was paid in to the peak ea the weft of the om es • loan to Helm ea hi psaymi seer thy. If that the tremelies wee, in the on nary way, via the boa, their mat should be for the pleinnff, se the delonint should be hen able for the nem reseived Was cam eamemp ea their Mali; bet, if the plekelif bed Mt it le MOM es hie eon end without einem W the mat of Ms Ma, she oet altermis miss the alhelhot miendlio. The lememi ='s Monet= delivery el whisk asephil two wen to the claimant ea new pints, that tle i ctilay43emeal expreesi his unties M Maw a ball of ossoplioas, a came whisk looms mammary by the verd=vtilei was found in the piled% kr the whole unmet iashomrarenry isma ---Ul2 lo"riassuald'airsor”iiisot wit mls iw tiliTert derkelima The d seamain bin pain mar the 11011.11=1 CC WC!. 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WO 111111.mr, and bey. bin Imam rind teallerell. led on% am , eke •an alarms sal b% o rr the see af the tad bd. nand anany emaPthri War kildin. tht theft ank& On listings& al the Sod Teed Erram dr It = h t: hea resslime $4 a km& N the =Sia m wlo • th. la the Ira Thy noel knee Wan imerest. mod Ind aerenenb. • Ukase rat ova thdathath Olterlalaalls" woke at mom at mans were Yaks" awing la Oa thdrips r Ithif i rlesi am dam la Oa lewir part el the latth Seward Iffi gn mm=aelmr=Ta=tharth dna, k Ws desk. 1 == minillth aOs gar mad man ar as • et a 110 gra ddr. lbw bare bra erpreesd O at by the ' tenth aid wins ante dna CERN, kr • dip dial ire to imil ether IheOrmr, lale idll am the dip ea Ilia the lead Trend* Y nor It is =ram d the Kist it la band rani mew Ikon. bade dem WS imam and MI Tana thmata hen l= two to the= •• libeadaksilk ding shim Fetamite rht • desk waist lath op ma Ant sthrs tie lamprel. $ pat • limy on tabs lowed by slam meth es ars as Own an nay. the • nalms, di 74,1 m esesdanth sti r me la Maks mmaa es pendhis. ve th&the rink at Sr Seint= d Ompt inn Orig. CUI. Is the ast at dSe Wm, 1 y Web • setheanthe pain merle la Se palearre at Ind ; lkarthla lath W. to theaithel at the iine. lelman i Masw iLel atamar 4. bi ,01, . ammeadmill. 1. MOMS VW la putastal le d Or Wed, Weft Tbandn. .111barld, Pm, wake anolnind = lade min Ith O. Or . a lemma aided at the w a s-Mamas lndma. ralnithaerindi of Ith turd at this pert, tire. Weth nil at Se The Pedro* I aid= et the earn m .hifl at Ss Ind I J nd Othere.ati the Emainesaide la KILL ot,eremlaW es Ithweith, visa the eernimithadathith MIL dr C. C. . elleeise I • ammo leer didielee deft Itr.li. J. lendeld, or" hoe Non romullil the iiilianre anthines, smith bat. re" AM seemiaMimi• ii. W. lisftese b r b . L. Malin et the Berl thatan lame meat Ma the KO pain The Waft sada nab um dearth dmile Al Uama. 1 T la la theft eint . sairithernelleda a dm dinkt i v M. IL O. lithliap , , kr. O. , kr. O. Z. MIK M. J. the amber at meths aide the lininl le is tan bp le k inant la a • Moist Ile Cholie lla=r i ed ea • then et lensellea et Os lath Tann WI met la lb dams The wartslary et the Moor is km eV es rad the dedspere en ken ins walla the rra wet k they an wow amprer k Attar bar amid. lb. 011 a be wady la —b Senn& at DISC me& DiVOCIPOIT, JLIII 16.-31111111111114 new logo bet, INF =aarekshcat thmsbraieltr.Dazi led anthem ins Wren la Ile for Matta Lath Ont. two lan, having wi. sal Id dee mereled petheday. Ben rid s th J. Laub Wiwi On Ina the Ceidens to the Son that ma the as la th Ink et. lath Serra ask • trip this nenteg i lle UAW inra and ` a pailialay bar seal prim. to , =Oa end al Math wia. 4, Oa Teddy, hat kr the arit dame. Nal 11VA NB PIK babirnri la the namlimmliss et the new bulk um le densilhal It Imes d tie neetmeet. Ildiver the kW desk andrasted la Sim yard, Math hems beak the Wok Min M. Woomrsois. ;wiz A.—=My 61., Xister-Osoiroder takina Win ami et the heft ytherier, ak is nark nerty ex Math than ildsmin bit yeeffsed saran ter ihmaweis with •eeea a i s Maketry, warkewet Deddild. J. W. D. Dwain Sala M. T. P. ir, an Cak Ilba. with Cert. led Ifealmerd, mar . cri zi. Thimia .Mitt lerrithr wee ft Input Or and WNW et Sot pat. the Mei blab reksial la Waskish the awaktry than - thooter, tram $4, ea I 11111ffies. woman mi, Mad "Ira earth IMF • am km Sad nth lnyarale mar ad vil nth to Nam men with t• le orb lady a The 1111thea went dent hat wok by Ye =dem the vend bath& at thit nanlima ot Itr. O. the s e a . =slow nibs pith ben .0 nod. watt the raw ot oath The taimitmethe Idthrave ma imam Wrath et lalf • • kat par lnr. • Anstuuzyr, 11791 IL —Arrourvitxrn.—Mats I. R. lii , to Via..; Itidehtsmo H. Dade. to Raleigh. , MILITARY. hitionri op irthannorr.—Cinraters trout the War also, ot ink& the Wenn le • eery, hen ban nit to caws =rj 4:0.-= m t ana i ditZin g tir=o7rt a ft; thinialins palannt a ma ad lathe intelamn at makes, that nein. Os repal mut ; ad la ampriet yma thst, then dna at rawail an hadman r.Nana far :=r war Sea In kw la the Man% ma twin pan ram Nth Is lin irtiknamiethar madman omen. (thoned) L. easarrow. 4 Medd dr OM al Irma. nadese mil rehainle te all la tisk ranithst win with Se nemplis et tin meth nal" MO CO to fo Wood alas Ober k trallml. Teen this meter me at. Oak renklethe thanar km arths kink edge h doss tell sod Mho voloolllos to Mop leak ~mud °tare Ikea en lIMOS Illic porrAt is Amiga id man ot the am la lee oundied ea , as to rorabar y =ll k wath firm mom lo IxkM the raavisbeardis thillanthass la le korai AstaL m ...... IST.—lhiet. . Sada tharthat. le elan la salsa an .. t3 p5 '. 7 . 8114. A X, 41 the it is said man* b the went rtheinsmed the ,• oak eadirrn an Sore irk the boa the nabs la this eons. MEDICAL. ohms - met — pane( a rethle. The delmans, by *We IMOWIMI, Alain that plaintiff teak ray Mere* k the lends, thin bed me w the esomio fa the num es regaled by the Monte et _ ,theith • sal they father tinged, that by gam away beet Ilehotheed to se aiiie at Welee tea, the plaintiff was as kw: fa a position readerthsee widen alleged by hit to ben been pat et the emobbealien r lb, Won't be dolma b the bade. The . Vise-Olmemiler, by his dean, the theikndeg that if the al legedeemth between the plazatiff and M'Ashun misted, themin = et Pk OM, g r i ttriende, asenthing the thane a kends,aid ith Warm ahead hones to to the anisteme of aid agemment. The ereaments on the meet eon pied the own fir path enoveral day; tad von milked la a hasst min in Ills Wenath—The Lard Cheneerar, is givens >r jedgnaeeta savvy, stated the mama kik sad said, in nelson of the heath that both am et thin part of the dame ; tr ida phdatiff, g l y ia rtjeollag dominos. was te bald as williwg to Wm omit seat m he lei& be Mad milked to anise Woe imiesamakam et dm Ile of Oneber, 1143. And it the ease bed tenth ea that as in dap SOWS Wow, all the embseeement weld be get rid 14 owl the malt wield he a plats eel etreightheward ease. The *Mrs ems was that he and WAthis Intend into as egreumentio d ruthase the land, to be mold far bethlkg remade at a tobe divided between them la the paspardea tanthlth to' the plaintiff and two-thirds te ICAdim. Liken tea the plalatiff to M'Adase wore enedneed slimmbeg that view of the NON but these Mien men ad aides" et the epee mak as they wen eel Butte by Wisdom, le whets they were Wreath elbowed that claims wen made by the plaatit The ditholty was to Mali the aim epos them letters off any dollies that were had I reviews te the wawa momeniathea et October BL Diet momennien Mae eat et the pememion of the defend ants; aid the me meth, itsthet, it was akar that there was • pare/lase anemia made WM4 s and divided between bin and Hoar% sod tiz s z st ere to have one-third • is the advenkne, awl the the to have can tided et the oaths. The mint that ender their own Imadwrithe (him lordship seed the.--), pad yet, in tat bee of it they Wood that they impala be slowed to keep the whole, end that the phiedl theehl DO resolve say ; and that they malted on some weird eggliestioa el the Statute of Frauds. That statute, whisk was male to in vent fraud, required that declaration of trot should be in writing; net that the original agrommle to alit they applied amid be to writing, hit SO t ro trune thereat sheath_ :le _miaowed by writing. i the sesterial dhatethea between egreseasels dietar y : time of tun, that the him . need net neematily be in writing, bat the deakmtioa et inn os the recog nition of a pest troseestilm, mot be Is writing ; it was the evidethe and rempidea,and net the origin of the trans sedan, thet amen lot fa writing. Thank= memorandum in I the ressat ere was siker ressamiden Oa post triuseactica Ala preview pathos of lied, awl of the plaintiS. right to one third of the profits arlag to.. the re-sale of the lands, after all expanse paid. nil mart mould have no difficulty in giving effect to that mementadma as • declaraties of trust. It would be strange, indmr mut, finding the requi sites of the statute Milled the signing of the pkties to that writing, coda set give to a ti rty l:st iedend by that writing to be Gadded to a share in mania. It was not required that the plaintiff sheath a party to the writing by whisk the trout was declared; a written {team tion signed by • party acknowledging himself to be a trustee far enoth o w l = i l s ai aufleiont, and Nish a writing coming ont of his was matholeatevidems of trust within the Statute Frauds. AII dlfilethies In this ere vanished when the plaintiff's right we, on this memanadwm. It was contended for the that o b ajekintlff had removed from Birlumbeed he of all chin But the conduct et the was om answer to that Foment ; they, by ass=lbe pkilatirs right to any interest in the leads, tadelite dammelves, deprived I him of the mesneatodenekg lad atlas contract. If they admitted hie right, ad ßra galled on him to perform h is part, and he deel4l ny th e et might—to what extent it was not neessaary to in the case, if to pro moted to the emit s lint wla the deft ndants denied the a interest = her, eadeaverming to exclude cod oaths to dimwits his ill, then was no pre tense let the argonent Maid ea hie abeam eg ea hie not Llnnesag the senior width lesgreed to realer, while they, their madeet, Mimed they wel d have reined to rapt if he W eared them. This we tous like ell ether anew in whisk Mutes reheat to execute the trusts, la whisk meets the inert laths en it- WI the duty at pagan the meads qua treat in the situation to whisk they would have been if the troth bad been duly emend All that the court could de to this mee,ialme tb. parties choose te ISM te arrangement seas don selves, wee to dire** the lands to be WOE& the paella divided as th4 s s z l i tia=ed. His krearke, dait ether thorn dem en the of am .eserb between the pa tio as to the mem of an Lmedli et mislaid sok de clared the plaintiff Glided to en~ Aare in the Oveature, according to the tunet et*. Npwwmat evidenced rj tae writing of the lath of Odder, 1141, and gave him the sena of the awed of lie Ishmarls seeks' the decla ration of the emit kbw to his hwar, boa no costs of the appeal spina the imam, d whisk both parties ■oFfitotutaar6.—T34 kilt raaM tato atoarty anniallor i rr vth = alea be yore :—Ou the UM kat. lagos.T. Tsitse, liyand ; 1145 d, Worlartal ; K Oak ; Masa Tr. ..adaft; Ly is amo. 3 . Tow Tagordlroid. w" afra t ti=3/ . At MY um of We Court of paid far =pa SPORTING. NIWCABTLE LiCllB.—Famrr. Nora Vceraan Warr era" d 3 orna aolt. with 13 alai; tot le a. ola: d 74; at Mb; tok 1613 ; ad ord , la; nay ollned Mliora . Hlmoo *mks Me wit van • ▪ Imise tan Ws mak. al la lota MOIL mad to asto la awl So amt. to be cold law sue, u dayariod. lima 1 Indy (6 voly) Mr. L L Itie•Pamowie (Jar) 3 1 .I. Sydro alarma's Daabtor... Marna 1 3 I 3 . W. IL alwasa% leiday O. Nab . Wits Toni ( 4 2 Mr. P. Niis Moulari Mr. Maddmas Dialog 7 6 Kr. M. Dawn% I. a Omelet licaara . .(May dr Mr. Man*adorp (amiss I az Baas Oran Ice hooter% ofS era to* NUM ailed; polkast MIN road al a Mama lit. Diskt Om/ eitheakor (Mr. 1 Mr. Loa* ad Meow (WY S. ltarsj 2 Mr. iiesor, ad Olpy Cam M. llama 3 Emma' Pram yea vas by area rAd c Wri a LAT/MT 1127171N0 013 TOM Ocatvare C 01..-1 to 1 ad Itto liras Rl flto 1 apt Era (t.), lea 1 apt Woaki (W. $6 to 1 apt Osaywas damay.-12 to 1 Sand a lho lald, 16 to 1 apt Mao (t), Uto 1 apt Vaa (11, Ili to 1 apt Waypody (1.). Sr. 113 ". -470 I Orlume. I W 1 NW Tao Tyne vend mime:A no. t Arm% to 1 spilled ibre, ss to ma taysaaso lam aro am Ituscrass Twasara.—W. an Lama Ma aSo Oa ay, as aorapainat =rage= kb Nara" was Naha at Delis. 110. wag .14 to a ad ao semI ONA i d llio WOW at melba It could at b; brommad. &rim pet in lamb yet 04 line et So II Ma My um. roaial Saw ay a May; Ng alimalla at as big = w, loys aa Fero ad oar maw aft Ray a surr sated ii cas boar Mar Ss ad yea bad rashde Was acyno mall at. dad *We Ways^ Dan the Vleatimedier d Iketeed. Etas IL RAT.-1(11. DOCROW'S Wna..—Arnersuva nes at rue Berr.tra—Thb wawa kotheted it Wei abandon of doe ask of the We Mr. Dunne, the (=who led We ma Louise Duna w id to km t Joie En) Lie auselde, ma Omar Direeh z Own end Janes Arian hi sesenses. i=t as 31r. Deeestes peers ear n the thee at death onneiled ht meat the eon st &Ilk The say quake mind maw dr all was, whether the sun Irequerhid he the singer a asiseneeet me velki. The tarn it the am if MIK tele sa szkaded ant hi Area salmi bequeathed to reela wakes the team wee et OWL to iseen sr &ea the eseodw a ela aahmaksa, or wilketoor rnetheonememed thee mead a m t kb vela le Iserappen sa der the per. peel a plead en lemilkim se the sell ureemet ; ea he disked ft* two araietemselei shake sr ohms ahead In pined Ity the kb ot the simenent, me n be dediseled to lined, la the am is hi amend ado, MsedDeesese, ea be &seri hi ineratne is eon a ever the mm a UM Three pa Ouaa lea nee Inn t• bg set the wheis eras kvideris sad eased pared' thereof is rogaing, eserwing, sad desentki lis nil neat, someneet, nid dales at ohm% NA the bed/Yu therne, ad kinks Ind harks up, ea epeeist ma rheas ea ilsome sheet sr ties se te ide bane dyad ern men The semi kr e t a , hr* skied le rein as kende' to Ids of was al —, li. * e r in al tla 31= sa Mr. Oesi tewvalidity Mr. Efika r aqua tudi . De Om severed IS me I* Mara pedlar—Thev l a greedier ads RIS Ind wrier, rahostas dos eons to the maks to lea Or seer eke perks, via other semeerse. del dinstisee. Wets= V. 13187NT0N.-I.II7IINCTION TO istalliall ma ammo 4)7 A Sea.—bit. Bothell ea Mr. Mesa ✓eed kr se *mir a Fen ti ramie the tains et a enesavark said to Nsoeft,frer Or Ere Lelia Mob. =PTM bola kr the Fyne son d plaintiff IM inner in her es nark% wh in ik me the amnia by the awe n.—To Wakes we. rested. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Tea Gums v. Tan brikervairra .or 111•11-1 ND OLD Tows.—Ths sown betb s ollteet ar=ed, lam km is see. eike ile bed base beagle up hese thet=ez ia ludeeener the peeper ef easoetsialai the Fever mai et eras& le the prants se thew pea don ef the mas a the Men Leeks Watneetits Cam piny Mak ere dared adds thio peak a Mama Old Town. The undoes lei asked lie strunal approved of in as smut sae by Mr. Sedan the Wean by shirk it we. declared Hat the isentient mkt to be en • inn b. the Mee ratio to the whole -amble nine et die : kin= w ei th a tt g e th ler ei4if l l l ; hi wading nneserlesasepeey • mode Ince dean Oa the elber lean. He esnemy elm tailed that the ernmen men to be ea a elm addi ben the like ratio to the deed mall a the seaveay la the peak wain the set was et the eorkes bee to the whole a se th .l e .i pt l octilres=r;st septi lumma that i T r e Na dead be ale a en Minns et the ma et which the kopere night be enetesbly nomad to ist lien peer to leer, my midi et summer whisk wee heeded a lined i.„.. was meek beemme a wild night be ha at in ks filiff GI erdielseek not beak say cri• lielees bribe km et greet Wok seemersi on the &deka et Ohs esest is the wee a the derivitortern Bawer Ornimp, the Grua imam ;Lamy C sad the one Company, and , showed ° am isseimesit prevseed in the marl of Mr. Smirks wee la esewasee alb the hid dews by thew. The seen Orman yes s thee the seesemea asked by as endow wes • popsies, ea that the rub for seam mide intt the ankle of ardor mute dietharged.—aide Ma litgtna. CAMS& TII2 QUINN P. LANCAITTINe—TiII RIGHT TO APPOINT A EQUITY COURTS. GAOLER MANGO To was AIITTIONAPT WHICH EMI Tal Behr& the Lew famerilor. RIGHT TO /1109LATI TEM OAOL.—Altal our bad been Due .. R•IIILION AND OTNIA/1.—PIIIICH•111 OF LANDS m ew is, the sms mown e owe whim awed a the 4 4 - VOA RNAALD.—DIOLANATION or TarsT.-BTATOTI OF halm m mow why as meningssoc ths nom a . Fesuns.—Thie was as email name e deuce of VieoChen- gee weenie, ahead net be oallind skier Idea kr the can Sir I. Ingram. The .. ha was filed by the pisiedif rpanne et Ids tide to doe ales avast tthe mew selabh lb tto • thirda the am aurae bat Oa wade dr t Leas, the sent task Imo r r sod h mew oaf Melia a Ikea -seamen be tapr. Lod Dome Na mkt, Sot a admitnal flaWdlig. batwmailki anentw dersdells de- lake ha eked to be bona by the diddle of dr nett "ma • wall w le the Mtn tha ia t i bield Pemba le doh era leak eked the whether the debt a *Pm celled la flat thing hitoth le ehell he had- spvideg ras a ir of te die Na psi kr . the mg, ad roes the ewe ft ammint kr boilable a win* oilman to the new es to dr , reoaalar, them; the SlE—rhe wee • sereeper ad mbar et or te the awe esmeil,4 B4 eedi a walk wiessidos bade thee le Hsu in mien she has kr per- the delliand ha bees sr te the Juane start ken end then in MGM* Ike., emi is ben me- basset. done hem spiel ls the third of tie pith et beer makird of to bar i ad waist a ea the spvidetand led lir hit Wham W ahem , the Pinball , , Mg haft reneestke. Thee there wee built • Seel vith a raelassoo tee-thirds ef the peed a hr. The pI Weds" rotated, Ind by • loud an the right of appolatima was thehedela for faelmr• ef Ilia, to _he pr e WNW red fee was is net le the Jades. This was hued basken, *Pen ra le 0, lOW ain Ind MG' ad the lases wadihaw the to the ober wee manted O die arse at ere v pardon to 31. des re- usloritated. Hader ke reed set, 4 Geo. , a 64, set raft le milks the term ado sereemitheetrew arm the weeemhe eels that sivideed er steak& it up to mil Ig'm eh 201 eta that writing ; het ha ad Iferalm Wham the I& 3 Yie. Lk, the right te sake gal .a dedelen took a sea of the hai te then, a pekineaterell to to seed tab. need In the nese% is same, paid the pmearemeern, as drew up oldie The peak= oldie 4 Geo. IV., ml dna a fimmendan of ISINEMINI4 RIGA 17th Oen, okay be pide sees Ihe though the borough et Ina keel ark SIM rad Um von to hen seekird Las was sot sale alb Ale that my the WM. IV. tae ban MR Om the park en ft has kopeks of ad 1 Tie., e.. , 401. di, ninela Is earl the vosvideon a die sew ankh& Aral man bee se mad seer the dr 4 Geo. IV eat= te lieregh therillaa le Lai thenedra Wawa did sem aberweril• anomie to dr psis their bineesha, laig e rbkillie 'bawd sedan alb, bras. I=oel = 13 . 4 „,,, win bi l l( egi sra as 4 ties IV., I. he mated no the am wesisid di ted be ea mar Wank darn wen poserthr to the elide ma to be • m f rer a =rebeedl it die sag= hala hdirekkein te thisearke et *Oda whim ea i dis Aim 1 4 ism s v. v issi g ne m s4o 4. 4 , ha ea Idehihee rare theseiathesa Mlnna Ws owe :111 IA amain eamo ine . *we kye ai , m .. *** * 01 *** 1 lee. boa% 0 da e pede tassn4 nib ; the seen thought thet the 3lt 3 Yb., 11 7. It . . . CRICKET. Kim v. 6•••••.,—Tbeeemel net* Daewoo Uwe oklopsomiserue seemed at Webb= ea Thinoisy, abl was not Draught to • ecodseirs until tin later pert of ties &friday. Tbe 632•1 wore stood tkos:— __ /Amy a. MAN% b Wiliam 11 Werth; b Dun 2 1 7 W iri tc W , Rt. • box, b . Rah, aot t 2 C. Whataker, ea Fag., a aid 13 ihielledl. b Radom 32 Dena 3O S. Fa. RI .b Die• ll3 Ithlyer, a Sax, b Dean 1 MT b Whin 9l Oyu 7, wide 5 2 A. Er Melia 2 Itt= 0 269 RISIX. W. Oiliike, bq, b Min 3 nm oat 6 RAlWarea eat Dad, • 'Myer. b liyas 3O ; : , tlinfigerr, b layer — .:.: 1 1 N. Mawr. Faq., a Wbittaker, b Ritter. les. e. Dentist, b Ryan ..... W. Nipper, Isi.. a Felix, b Myan 16 a Darrlittah, 0 Myna.. 0 Irby, • 11,10. b Hillier iikAgteetl, b Rpm 19 e Darriaion, b Hlllyer ... 1 Pfskag. by Wm 3 * Whiniker, b Mitre 3 WWI% sit ea Ma Mg., e W. Pilau b 11311yer 3 a 11111yer, b 4 a.m 2 2 03 . 3 1 wig* 1 142 TEI BOWLING. Oren: Dina. a 510 Mara if Bs gam 14$ 93r 39 334 Itir 93 80 kr 49 49 ke 37 169 600 239 lON= RIM 16611004. 111COWD DMINOIL Or Balls. barb Own. Ball& Bum 35 230 Ihr 62 63 312 for 44 i n ir Dn 66 224 br 36 36 132 for 34 9 36 for 16 9 34 for 16 Mom 6 20 for 16 6 20 for 14 123 SOO 140 I 103 420 110-e- EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. Before Lod iWeileele;e7l;ltieriCToor;w lodges. Tai Qum= v. GAINOTT.—CAN TILE CONIPCINORT Err- VINCI OF ♦ WITaI SS TN ♦CITE. ACTION NZ UMW AGAINST --..-- -- .. HIM ON • CRIMINAL ------ -7:: ; if= list term It we • vathered as S the Old Body ereeiona, end iris heat the hilwwthe thmathehreet At t i td= il ieV lll DZ l tha. mli t4 " W i er 40sent ir by Edmund la Vim el=llat Oa the 4 thsathe ar tha wee eeheree wawa he Or delhakel. amt wash that he drew the bill ;• Oat the thsepanse•ersa-aet la Iv handwriting ; that theassithaase wee ca Oa link prior to its heist Malta, and when be Wei Oa to Mr. PhflIJS •=glii that the smog ant area eat of bir peseheeed firtilried it to Philltpe; am thia theametet6thitepa tha bilibelthess the thalftitag mai la Oa at mthoemaladisa the 60 V. aft Oat la the he 6 ante is whose himself epee theeetet he i tt IiNIPI WAIS telny w Lerd Denman p a p hp pppprp whoeupea he dated that when 60 4441.11.•0 INS thses 444.4 1444 Windt sad =AO iii i~eett elber puma did net write it. Thatrarr..i.pwandled, ..d Gabe* aim into cnetody. z strigk ehlehteeetly iodated, awl hied at the Old Bailey." mat& 1. Wl* *Nabs &bill of ex change fee XL 1. uttering it hnewlm*th be lined. 3. With 11, the seoeptaase ; sod 4. Willt Me= acceptance Wireaws it to be ilatged, with be t• Beath. Aarehew eat of soots domed the 16•0410 be to direst .as Thome Blegloa l sail Magri sat, to Memel me Thum Oilver. Os 60 thebetVe own mama, at thethatta64•4 411416 1 1 bate habilibla thr. Brea who Melee aaaa,, ',abed the evidenee, of eapeardep tote he ty, bat rteerred the pelt* dr the ma& linden of all the jad Osrbett was t e a k ha Hasa the aggeaL the judge% ht wee Niguel thr thegidemer that he was ad bond 10 mama the tandem w 146 had been pat to Wa, Oat he mu Is 6 ea, ad 601 the raw= atilt h• !TS his' IT ile wI m b real la webiemee with It wae aahadat that sithsegit Gambit MI laNalf, the state. nests were not atimitilie—iiret, became they was given as oath; -r, kie r . k e wat not eaulliemed lisibre h• pro ' - . . _ —a; 011064 to liwallf,• md thirdly, bans= whiisaiisp psolodlo So smiths was told thaths mot tram Tbotoss su IlitommoNiss was in wpm le dies padtkos, and in sosint OM whet Lord Dam hod is in this =ring the Idiom to woe la was iotaonly NR ismil by law to do, looking et dmnda of aII pinks lofts kits TM ors was, by tits direction of tits ow" roorpoi ce asOwday. Ths mpowat wss a my WWI& sm, owl Mahal a Noises Adios of ours. Kr. M. Ohnoalmt, Q.C., Os Oa rapid that the POLICE.-SATuRDAY. GIIILDHALL.—Tin SANITARY CONDITION OP THE CITY.—Mr. Kirkwood, of Crown-court, Fleet street, and Mr. Edward., of Poppin's.court, in the same locality, were re spectively summoned for snowing offensive sem pools in their houses. As Mr. Kirkwood had only been served with the summons on the previous day, his cue was allowed to stand over for a week. In the cue of Mr. Edwards, an order was made to remove the noxious matter within 24 hours after notice was served. 13454:17IiiiiT.—VISIT OF PRINCI EDWARD AND THR DRIB OF BAXS-WElXAR.—Duriaib tle s disisal of the night charges, the Hereditary Grand liare-Weinar, Primo Edward of dace-Weimar, GL threrwall, of the Ore nedier Guards, and the duke's , arrived at the awn in a royal carriage. Their being candared to the bench, appeared to take INN inner in the proceed lege, and remained nearly an hen waft minute anquizies into the nature of each charge, dart w they were con ducted by Mr. Burnaby, the We irk, over the different departments of the court, ississate the esIN be. They then crowed over to the starer, noorgendad tear. Ilearuh thg ere re they we shown the leekrp reeve sal note et them ; and having retansedi to tie en" wher s i her mar g ri ng of a minor chancre wen inveali, esrprweed themselves highly prier le Ms worship be e attrition paid to them, and the lafteustisa they had nerved. M AE LB OROIJORETISIT.—Fas cm at to Orwea —The Hon. George De Grey,testhar of Lard Weilegiwat,. summoned Mr. E. Frith, of the Suck Zarroge, and Reathileld, Wimbledon, Sr barns committed as arealt on him at the Opera, on Saturday night week. Mr.Do Grey: I went to the par •a -hones last Saturdayhrit 11 2/•r - I chased a ticket, No. 171, from Mr. which l be spoke several days beim, and for whisk I paid two grain and a half; I was shown iato the stag by the penes tia wham I yeesented az, ticket. Mr. Frith ems isle the thesissomedspealed by • Art weeds addressed by Mr. nhia ti me were, " Whet bedamesitare yea bane ?" I said 1 bat pumbensi sod pad he the ticket. Its. Frith wished an is p oat aad meek Ie the stall-keeper ; I told him he alight go himself. The dell keeper wee afterwards Mahal, mad Mr. Frith produced two bads, numbered 170 and 171. I rind bk. Frith If he bed obtained the *het for hid algid only. Mr. Frith "If I did not go oat, be wadi turn an oat." The etell-keeper otheed.to gni me a seat elsewhere. I mid I hat met with sash trearmat Ben Mr. Frith, duet I would net lit the test tails I wee lint eatieltd that the meat to be peed‘ti was as pod as the we I Mr. then mtld, " He amid& path, be would =, il l be weld tent see est of the dtestre." He laid hell et my ayd diedte force se wad ths which Limanied. Mr. Frith Amok hie Het la my lit" wad *toed kin the eta, and hat a genthrinn leaned nor, and told we he bed mesa Mr. Filth awmpy that east beide. Mr. rift arta me that the stall wee hie prints stall, end I was net emulated with the wasalew ot hear as re ==sipervete bent eat wa ds. I pupae them* they y had tram the pgideter tke et Crisiof my seat, mod I add" Mr. Frills tit eft &C Z s hire meld esammimelima with bite ma the He sat dews Ow • diemite, bat iss get mai de out, or he valid be. me sat. Hedlir. PrYb basal with civility I shard have aces out of the stall. no stall-keeper did not show as that Mr. Stith had a right to the stall. He rry said if I would go out he would ilnd me a nth Med d not tell me I had se tight then I gave up the roll, ant tows put la a mat whisk .snider W3l roll s. rto Os are I IsIL Dame I Istt, I embed Mr. Filth Yr his end, am I lid Wm it was ienearbie he rah trearent to paw uweetkol. He celled de "w lakatel bleekgameiread ear mainaed hit abase la the ewes shad be souse timaa.--Issmy Tatar, stalikeeper, aimed Mr. De Grey into the stall 171, at he pestlessi • or bit elms. Wes mot lar in coreqpmenet et he t Mind with Mr. Frith. dew Mr. Frith etwegaies le set pedweisa et the stell. Mr. Frith had Molina tithe scar of Mr. De Grey's coat Mr. Frith tdd Mr. De Gay that he weld either pill his, out or ten Ma et . la aby minute Mr. D s Grey left the stall sad witness Mead that goaded= another ✓at —Mr. kardwlek rid Mr. Frith amend to be a subscriber for the stell 170, end not ter the dell 171.—1 t was taphisal that Mr. Frith bad • Joint-Interest with the massOme dr tile 170 ern, fa both stalls.— Mr. Ibrawoil, ha the lehatheit, antended that his client "legit to be the eniderest, Ana that ltr. Frith had ern right to tun Mr. Be Grey out of the atoll that the. he word hen had ID tan Ids out of kis hour if he entered into it. Mr. De Grey bat best rightly m a lawyer he greeted that Mr. Frith was in erip me he bed dune. Mr. Hardwiek woedssMety of 60- dra dada add uniseliliable awash bad beta erateitted. The empiebrat was is lewdd pereeden of the sten, and demaimil hie ammieultsdi ripla to arm it for the endeg, sod any Whir meta twig with a beam or ticket to dela the ense Neil yes ad wadded to be attended to. The party deldieg the dell mist be left to settle the matter with thi mertgerwit. In every way Mr. Frith's conduct was sort unberdiag, and he fled bias 61., or one month's imprison rah no the wen innediattly paid. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ETININO. The favourable position of the Bank of England, as oddbited on the face of the returns for the last week et publication which appeared this morning, served to confirm, and indeed to give ea additional impulse to, the upward tendencies of stock values. It led she, in some degree, to the revival of the report, with 1 1 rater confidence, that the Bank directors would be induced by it at their next board day to re duce their minimum rate of interest. That such a curse will, however, be adopted, is by no means so clear ; and the report at least can rent on no other foundation in actual circum stances than the improving condition of the Bank's affairs. It ought not to escape reflection that it is yet a few weeks ago only since a reaction in favour of the Bank commenced, after a struggle, as if for existence, imposed upon it by a ca us banking law, by which a money crisis,.unparalleled for its sud denness and intensity warn exalted, to the manifest sacrifice of all other industrial interests u well as of its own, at a time when absolutely neither the one nor the other were or could be threatened with any serious danger save from the operation of the new law itself. 1- 11;;Iank therefore can only be properly as in the ineipient though advancing and stages of recovery from previous damage and discre dit, and it will not be without due caution, and on grounds to ell calculation apparently secure, that any changes in its present course of acfion will be under taken. The direetare have still to look to the eventualities, which well be readily coin Wore the harvest suing, and especially to of the realities as well as the of the Lana to come, before any vary disd movement in a for , ward encouraging direction should be taken into consideration. Money is comparatively easy, without any material variation in the terms, either in the general and discount market, or at the Bank of El= whether for loans or discounts. But money is easy only for paper and parties of certain select classes ; for more general accommodation, it is still difficult and restricted. Credit is yet far from being re-esta blished. The policy of the Bank should primarily be, therefore, rather to extend the sphere of accom modation in thepublic interest and its own, than to restrain it within present limits, whilst in behalf of the select circles now alone entitled reducing the scale of its charges. The forthcoming payment of divi dends, by which some few millions will be re leased to the public over and above what may have been temporarily employed by the Bank in short loans and discounts, will make money more abundant still, and should banks and discount firms then be induced to afford accommoda tion on lower terms, it may be naturally conceived that the Bank, in th e absence of any cogent or con trolling motives to the contrary, will adapt itself to circumstances for the preservation of its banking business, and lower its rates besides extending the range of its accommodation. Consols opened this morning at 881 for the opening, as they closed yesterday. Bat they shortly afterwards advanced to,and were done at 884, from whence upon some rather considerable sales they receded to 88a. The firmness of the market was shown, however, sot only by their almost immediate recovery . to 88/ buyers, at which they left off for the opening, but by the small reduction in the rates previously effected by the sales. Reduced Threes were 88; to e. Three.' and-a-quarter per Cents., 901 to I. Consols Scrip, ,1 1 to 6 premium. Exchequer Bills, Gs. to 10s. premium. India Bonds, 3s. to Bs. premium. The improvement of the funds had little or no effect upon prices or business in the foreign market. Bra zilian Old Bonds were done at 84, but can only be quoted 83 to 5. Chilian, 92 to 3. Mexican, 20 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to ; the Fours, 891 to 90. Spanish Fives 22 to ; the Threes, 34) to t. Portuguese, 32 to 3. A bargain was done in French Threes at 77 87f. Exchange, 2530. - INGLISH TNIDII. Bank !tact, 194 6 3 per Ct. Noe* Party, i p a pa Ct. lOC Lana., 111/ 9 23. Bac SIAM. IC, 7 9 10 / New at par Ct. Vu ,11/1 I Ditto L9OO, 12 if 9 Istll9 10011 s. aader Ll,OOO, 9p. Ditto. Hull, 17 le 12 17 p. Covoia Apet., 941/ i I pit Ct. Brl.ll/3,3 SU, 1111 w........." IlerZ76psoltlit D..% Dlr. tn. Ditto B=4l. 11l Nor., 1640, it 6 per Ct. Coition Belt ,614 Do. Patti,. 33.63.4* 4 per Ct. Panama* Da, POP Aect.Sl Do. Deemed. 14/ Ditto Iltatil, 321 3 w UP. . Ct. T.ta..l Resta, 777. 6711 3 per Co. Bpaabb 311636, ill I EXCHANGER AND ItIVCILIt ABROLD. PARIS, lcoz It jor C.mt. . • . . di D. . . 4 Da . . DegMa 5, lOW De. a ISM Da 1 . Da 14 . MON Uses . Zama Lem . *Ammo 144E4 Irk Mom Off... illeb.a. 1 Ile • nu 117 te 117 N 111 I : 100 107 10 I.o* " „" Uwe.. 7710 7710 117 90 117 90 so JO • to so *Retries ea LOU Mums. f!.a, 00 lays), 23 40. Mr Orata,ii , moor, I Claßi.g. so{ accent; PO.' ----.-- e ►. meozi.:, Is mow ; Pm Ai Olase7;l7l magi: ielitela 11 1. , , 11 Nam ; Brk et M. Perdlaead, 144 maw : Boat er IN gawp. IaNN an Lffelea,4o 0481/. Asesam. lg. SII...0.11" Mi. DAN Tweaaara.l•ll re 01.22. 171. s; Tree per Came., M. Teik i r pa Cleols., oft mi. am.. a.p... ifiavasil..lll,2M r. Oinis.. IN ; as bias Lae. Pew P. °Ma; 111. NI. Ise••••• ea Lialia, 111 ; toy roar, 1..0 ; ea 141111011,6. MI 10 , me Need% al IL — if . 2;l2 - 274 292 18.=1N; 1 , 29 CNN, 1N; row peer Oro.. n 1; ?loos 119 , 01 2 / 12 , Two-2242.112L1 per 08•22, 65, Las of 1231.114; De. UN. 1191 ; Beak Nuns, 1620. Damao. /elm 111.-1•82, 1610. 100. Do. 1612. 1a: Do. 1244, 144, Do. 1636,681 Dt. of r. Oty, 1812, VS , Do. 1811, 961 Baek of Delshas, 115 s..p 29 Look& 26 661 Atarorzar, 4,.. 81.--112826 age co Lasko, 3101. RAILWAY NEWS. There was an active and extremely good market in shares on Saturday. A tolerably extensive business was done at advancing prices, and sellers were indis posed to part with their shares or scrips, except at dill higher rates. The impression is general that, should the funds hold their progressive course for a limited period and amount, or even their present posi tion firmly, dividends and capital will preferably be carried for investment into the railway securities of shares, bonds, and guaranteed lines. On Friday some considerable purchases of South-Western scrips left the market bare, and raised the quotations to par to premium, from discount, at which they stood a few days since, when certain remarks under this head drew attention to a bill before parliament aff prejudicially the interests of the scrip holders,which bill the directors have since prudently withdrawn. It was understood in the market that the chief purchases to-day were for &mount of the directors, or rather of individuals of the body. 813tRE LlST.—Lounou, Iva' X. - .scat!' Uwe la Mama 'Woo= lisps NNW lama 114i1 UI at I 014 fit II 1 / 4 •44/2 . • lac 11444 ... • . its /4 la I ifs liii 4:0 el Oa MUM, /mu mi.—mrsikenk Ratios. 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IVO IDS 106 1771 IS WI 64 Pub 3al Raw ... 174 447 10 074 10 WI SO 074 Aar aal Dam . fa♦ ISS 644 433 SG NI SO Avlgna a fa al 701 704 seo GOO M241,0m0 II LA .. 144 Own ( 1 1isma). .. , 854 ss «4 is 40 481 is Draw= . Ay i Arai .. .. .. . els se 1! 074 sfs 611 40 Aso .-- RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. COMM= Of 11111 LORDS ON UNOPPOSED BTUs.— Sawaaave—Paseet bo U n Earl at Ifireflasbegizasehester and Lin. cab Vila ; Labia hallway 'De, , ause a N i s h /aw n Valley, ); Ildnethaal, Laseaaatre, end Osaka Amman (Mahan ai Nort.__ ll ol4 ha i lZdland mow( F as s. ck= izerry.w.„ 1:0 3 . - , d af fte LemM itd. ; inNeeele (Tebbeeh to dinelet NY Plier a r ill : ll o, Indri=o. l4 4lZ . my); Illmsleselsr awl haws, st Leask ri Brig. Mon IWO) ; In& NUMB Iga ... _t_iol Brickin g ,. 8e11.% 4 Ana Joe Mu a); lino Mt tammedire &dear = e at Priasika Nem% oi mu amid to, .4 0/ ILid WWI El STANDIr ORDERS.— Pay amil awl Iguall Der lia rsesU mwe n ' a aud Eln l b. ibuyika, sad lambeldas isliway %u Omit Parebees); Oulakied mod Paeraeseark sad kii hak Vrgis laleray wed Dark (Deefallme sail Irma* ; yz=3a way nmka mi llt imi way (Lt i k s zd , OM* Jim& erwasemes. ) orders eamkall with la ask ease. aolouress GM LOAM ON TUN 11112276,-4 ,, 1ui55...... dam A.--issiess Camden Railmy Bolus (Oman* to nod, ainit). reemain Need den tra siseid, andertf chi...el speed to, with Sisends,,st% Orset mrs y (Hord. l Itatleld, and St. Alb an ' oßnhch . To it pemodsit vdth ea kooky, - YRIORMANBOIIB NEWS.—AUSTRIAN RAILWAYS.— a boo; ikes peites mkt date of the 13th inst., that wo w oaths anis drat Ambisa network of nailw,,ye hen :eon omphaw and aroma, tbs jambe dole set given, under the avetion of Ehmn i t. the essimeerdmahled The ne w trunk We s st d the Leipzig aed tareiria asar the Imis the Oder. at the pant where tkat river divides Austria sad PlaMan Cleats. Zs extent it tt to= Osman stilm vlddi me mdutlat to about 1674 Wpm* (Asa II name Mal* auk). Important warts or art Iwo bus maleklisa la Ms mastruellsa. Ausapt Ulan Wive Amami, st tom Ms Muskeg it haltd. • taut' ildissieuw.. two briar I = l l•lddligelynidmstrisaMl4lo makres. h rot Peat dillsallles wirs easeftwered k Os =ar deka weds kir Ike lawielykdowle knee satramelyeak. ewes The allawear et ladepfltise wea se hamlet a a sakssea. leas rear de mitsigssme of Mende ledeld Isnew *sr ems eta rqdd aaasseale. ilea lewardsr a llarirOr rIA prederai. The redo hut Whets Is Odsag ansplalas Ow mat Arkleaztle ai m . h saw What le Dassesri by all hen Tanwart the eliflerliell smsesee• Minot beimarated mote than 40 hem s . 1 ......,_ mild steermsmy: MN thin two days will oaf& t. „,.. - 7 a= edidek smomO a Mar 11 • 09 . comPiod • Periad emu et eight heieni keg. . COMMERCIAL AND MARIETS. SUGAR.—Beiseoi, Jr/ta 26.—There have bees a pod many gam of British plantation, but, In order to egr e t t h em, poi ters have hod to submit to a further decline of la. per eart. Ahoy; 1,000 asks have changed hands at e from 3114. for low brown, to 49, fur One grooery qualities. The non market has been very hischre. We have bad several arrivals (hiring the week. p rom t h e m.,e„.... in the Susan, 4,076 mats. Prom Jamaica, in the AJaz, 389 borkewls, $9 tierce., 9 barrels of sugar, and 71 puneheoo s of turd Frau Matanzas, in the Wilson, 433 !mishear* 13 kenos of mimes. COTTON.—L;VERPOOL, JUNE 26.—There WAS I iliAht b r=ement in the market to-day, and the clueing prices were: y e . Bowed Georgia, to 1 ; Sltrats, if to Sj. The Wee were nearly 7.000 baler. MANCHESTER, JUNE 26. There is a rather better business doing in some deacTiptions of yarn, but the cloth MAR is without much change. In some descriptamm of cloth a further sitibt advance of prime has been obtained, and th e sane i n yams; hat AB the whole, the advance is not quite equal to the rise during the I, ll* upon the raw rca.teral. The a Moen by the Washington and Henry My, from the United Rata% arc encouraging ; and Were r „ A bi, in the Mate of thing. at present to chang e the opinion ecetalned our nodose of the last throe or four markets here—that the feeling ir much more hcaltky than It was a few weein or *month back, end that the rotten manufacture is gradually recovering from the extreme de. premien from which it had oolong been suffering. WOOLLEN CLOTLIS.—LEEDS, Jrxe 26.—Tbe attend luxe of merchants at our cloth-ball this morning was numerous, and there was a fair amount of buMaras transuctid consnier lug the seas al. I The cloths chielly In demand were wool-dyed blacks and woadvl b.ues of low and middling quality, with • portion of cloths of the finer qnalities. Prima remained without aittration. HARDWARE.—BISYLNOILt7I, JUNE 26.—Sines our last report very little change has taken place in the condition o! tr- le here. At present there are no indication+ of improvement in many et the manufactories, both of light and hairy invils, the men are only working short time. The Lome trade to bad, and for soma months the demand for goods from here has been eery inionskier. • able. Home are entertained that a week or two alter the mistime Kuarter-day ng orders may flow in, hut prawnt prospects an aayttur4 vot cheeri BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropelit ate from 11d. to IlieL ; of household ditto, 9d. to told. per 410. lot. MEAT.—NEWG Ara AND LEADegitstS, J rsz 29, . Prime beef and mutton aold readily at eery full prime. Otherwise, the demand was in a sluggish state. Beef, from 3s. Sd. to 4a. Bd. ; Mutton, Se. 10d. to Sa. 2d.; Lab, St to ess. ; Ss. 10d. to 4a. 10d.; and Pork, fin 10d. to Ss. per SIN., by the encase. Although the ouPPlias of Poultry here wore small, the trade coo beam_ at but little alteration in value. FISH.—BILLINatiOnTB, JUNE 28.—Large aupplia of flab were brought forward, yet the deataad was active, at full prima SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAns. S. Dell 'UM Mt ... OCI sat. OM Dsblle . . .00 aware . . cie IsiL• •10 1 0 Mexico ow Wwwlo,o .. 01 Paabwo .t. Wanellks . 0 j Haaaae. Jail 1 Dossilades .01 Paw J . olr 110 07.17.,00.8.W.. 0 , 0 W.lOl/0,10171 Owns It Jan. 00 Loam . . .ao Dams .0 9 Mama . Hill Kaatmrg . . 00 Nemmemem. . I. ILO4 . ,In Inee3ol GLANTAIND, Jr= V.—Arrival : camomile. Vain; Mil% atom/; hide; Narempodas,• lady X. Barham, Aria; id^ Jame. Oipmy, and Tiesdia. - Ahmmelek; Mil% Ommormim; JAR Odomis; Proddame aldelle.lllNela • Valais. liwasel Ilz Z. 11014 =Nswilwa. lit Ouslin 1 111 =Negir York; WA l 1//lim4 nolim; P. E. Wand ; Mar ; • AVAlo•l.lllMgranj /iiraaralwar, Eirstomg a n 7 4.0 14 Okiri; lhanadia. Nam.; mak., Nair Odor; ad I am Duamli k rn% Mon ; Qaillsollibm; Was^ Domemer k i w Z ; Lacer. Almeida; Anal. Elio; 111=m1; Amides. Nap Asakseifta. aml Batts. Dem* ; Tee , Needers. ad lisealarg; Rem* Min= Omerseay; larreseem. OWN law" Ileoddelim; iltalla; Ouropee. Now Yak; Swarm. Odell; Testi, PM; Om% lielembom; limdsfolia. : Praftra. od I=briKam Walla; Ma, I*in ]aYaia a ilt. 1111; lip a t Imam" WWI ; ; Mink ea; Illedieme• Isisham Perienbarg; LeinTai Ekmoa. ilamitima; al; ot li q Nosiomme ; baler Odds; Ardoragam. AMMON Boman.= ; ham W Havre ; lir I- Fed. • alg Rotterdam. ardieeleme; Crate', ard Paw, Mr . ;int wink. Doemers; Os** honks; Aware. Me Ns; Nom reek. Lrvemaems, Jusis IL—Arrived : ruicore, EL Ain% Ni.; Mts. sin, Mama/; eirellek /Laid, Queboo; Apsigils, nowida• la. rams Pewisadmi. Tresele; A= ArarMems, NMI' ad /eithre; Pram Namasat. MOW Odour ; Higialimillory, law Yak; Nag. Th_ . Pris ll, er!' Mod; Amphj f irlmea , :Ar/Ara,ll= ir• — • 31P 0111017L. , --11 1". "41:0 ) 0 . * at /10. !AM; NOZ 4 Balierein; Farther's lark Low; SIM. 0i I I iii aII • e ii; Car.bsibmilk TWIN 1110111; ME Mibmile Hligid"l Vl l =e. A =lia rdmi. ; 0114 8 =1 Primers. IL Jot" N. H. 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