The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-17 00:00:00

ment of a good road &croak 0.. narrow space which separates the Don from the Volga, where they h nearest, the metals of Sibaia, the metals ril e r c oduce of Northern Russia, might be conveyed at little expense to the shores of tie Sea of A:of. But to this day the communication is effected by the clumsy process of taking in pieces the rude barks in which the produce of the north and east is Boated down the Volga, transporting them with their freights across the isthrous,thenreaturtructing and launching them in the Don. The consequence is, that trade languishes all along the coast from the difficulty of procuring exports from an interior of almost unlimited extent and pro- ductivenem. To complete the mischief, a meddling ob structive system of restriction, exaction, and:monopoly, drives trade from the coasts. The following resume with which M. de Hell winds up his chapter on the trade of Odessa shows the fatal effects of neglecting internal .00mmanication and imposiag exorbitant duties on trade : Oa examining a general table of the exportation of Odessa we see that during Napoleon's wars its 00111" . 11T00, completely stationary, did not exceed five or six millions of rubles. After the event, of 1815, during the horrible dearth that &elitist all western Europe, the exports rue in 1817 to more than thirty-eight millions. In 1818 they fell without any transitioa to twenty millions. During the war of 1828.9 they sank to 1,673,000. After the treaty of Adrianople, Southern Russia being encumbered with an excess of produce, the exports again rose to twenty even millions. After this they varied from twenty to thirty, until 1839, when they reached the highest point they ever attained, namely foety-eight salons. We have already explained the causes of this fac titious augmentation. From these data we see that the activity of the trade of Odessa has alway arisen out of for tuitous circumstances, which are becoming more sad more rare, and that it is by so means the result of the progressive development of agricultural resources. The country is, therefore, completely stationary. M. de Hell's analysis of the trade of Astrakhan and Bessarabia leads to the same conclusion. Com pare the progress of southern Russia, since 1815, with that of New South Wales (the country which from physical constitution and produce moat nearly resembles it), and though New South Wales has been but indifferently managed, and, certainly, has not been exempt from mad speculation and its con sequences, the difference between free industry and government meddling, will be made conspicuous. itattitt. The ANCIENT CA)NCESTII.—The filth oomeeet took place last eveniog, dnder the direction of the Berl et Cawdor. The mu se was entirely German andtteline, out • Angle Eardish composition ; and the eel, pieta of Sandal's was the air Total Take," frees " Samson," sung to weedy to recogniOssamm er l ua rbelrek, and sung in mak wry that it was recognise it. It wee 'bawled out ike • pike pekeedy4 with many notes elaborately . spun out mil elleneersd till key Mums imedide. It is evident that Nat l'imbek kern itafileg et lad 1. He after. wake meg Deniennes "Adelaide; in a sok parer style than last ruse, having complately diseeded a number of embellishments and changes of the tot Wish were justly mauled. Stsradtgl sang several pieces very admirably ; par ticular a hymn from Himmel's mend cantata, "Du Zairian aid Oott ;" and the at"Se it del," from Rigbini's Etna nal UAL" Mare Caredori Allan gsveSplemere in an air Ikea the o era of " Angelica," by the ode brand deal of Heade]. It might have.been be at air in one of Handers Italian operas. She always a bravura air by Paddlo, " Idol ram," with an obligate asampaohnent as the ellseket, admirably played by Mr. MBank Mae. Brae keg the ememdcely difficult air, " Inhale mew ke4L bekesteg to the part of the Citill Of FICA the ▪ Mune Wasik" She transposed it • Wel below the original hey, bat gave it with issmande Ides Why digitized to muck edmetiege her fine cutest. vas. Is. pun tom in Mosert's arena, Belk mire limmo. sills ; " • Weeded sempodtion, not behm~egej kite ewe gen% het written in order to be tnlsaTimd isM isms gars by somebody else—a thing wWh Bacot, waft be Ids lolly bread, appean to hate kegnimity deee. The pregramme •so contained the oft =isekeries Ikea abider Orfeo," the finale to " dl Tile," an enseellegly pretty trio from the Angelis" of Camara*, extremely well Candid Allen, H. Lackey, and St= ad Mild ether pikes et pm. merit: the whole • soma ammo ifs mod esselleses Me Wain. Fanial PLATS, ST. JAMES'S THEATILL—M. Boos ordo,: . mewing, his second appearance th is .stew. seisoled were the well•known , ceutodles. " Le Piro "owl " Le Gamin de Paris ; ' in the lieser, the actor lassemeess a man a hundred yews' aid; In the latter, • LI Welty years' of age ; in rah Y. Bong seallaei the omen %Melted by Ids part. In "Le Choir de Psis," pesalsellfso of amaures ars wore espeially the obeele el sopeoneetioat in "Le Pere Triseetre," the d ear soil age ; ird the Wes sisay, X. M ill , E rsil Ippon to as, 7ies medal is rollestiou : every peWee t ewiey woowwwW, way ielseatise, diet serenri be the eiervellse of way spoefaier, bee bra obsened by IL Ist" sod rale the beret Zia psstrdt it as diem re all the err et deedief 'Data pletere,sof, Week I or tratlital, doe we ow seareely believe it to be re sere setae that, ismoolidely atter the curtain drop ups the Seraph of Le Pk. Airfares, ern before as r Jiro& the lansreiems, fuvrelle= twits iall r es Ptwis. No/4w oes_ use trier sear the r IL Demi dim kis es=se, ce the s ur roe tee r Then was a oaf tures thi ll =se wee fr " e i tuy Lind, WINS, nested ihataros esaveyed. by their weirs =premise —a liatterteg tribute to the ercourrly *Aft eel Wider ispererires of Y. Beast. AND CLERICAL. _ _ Onom, ;tr - i!i li:-- - -leiiiiily atuierese — ialeio — oTekstled at the Dtvimigerkest to lawilisavr.W. Jester, 11. A., of reed Ilk IlesieCt ons, " Os Clolotles Oloilow," yr.= Woo sushi la Bs owing*, olloolka woe et ot al r e i BA idols woo* of WO etas 1416 attailed to Ws d "lempefe—lllie shaft Be bider of tbe Theis two tied otos ram W *Wok. The • so mg IMPlried tbsk pretka of So beilw. The , elsoellmmellor, Ateittabopt of Cook/bow me Yolk Mai loaskme. me Mi l e Prato" visibiml a 114 I I skin it bpi. •d ea et dr Naive Proem woe ke stowi fee Mai Swim vme ot a ..glebe MEd ROM. we oboe. osier woe oemookt mime rlbleCk= wooed Os osowrialko. INA Besseekil to waft So el Beeler lo Meta, la Ili Illgaopt Div. G. LT. Ime hla ost e Mlow ist imam; lbe //ay. A. WM, Ilit Iledß: .. //e., owl tle Bev. It. Om, Bidlef=e,...WCert igezt=f aril law as Omni lk el Se Cope of Clout Ifte., ad It. They PU A tm Bo Crowlea kolloutioa bees aftwool W leiptille soolor, do low. N. keelook Se a r oy e ellow illowd, oaf woo emilsi vOli 11 =1/Zokek, w l/e b =roloo. of i n g . B =ololl , "The paiki oof of Ste to C. swis. of Volv a Ct i l i. leikra t Ztr . „Nib by B. Powar, of Died. INA& Tier. " Prime Patine. atm Se Balk el Colkas." WJ. Or* ems. =Mr Ili maw'. Immodblete lbw Ote metal of the &we, tie /le 'e.o Betiosi Be knew The TitoCkneelior he Om silks kat r s aa Be tke Indies of ke Nay MA Mee= Mkt" Wye *obi B. 11. OWN% ILL, ef Ifillmi, le Ni iteowl owl dn. list &Kik 1.1., of IIL Moontoriell i lu m losa le Oa mei edielemeNp at tle IrambrAtlirassw . Peolmowo.--itw. I. C. leseleffavey, raft et liesekekke i re oso of Ilke oleorollo ~dm of Bo Iltilitt . 3. W. Ilintirt.telliglay P. 0..11m0r,, lio.4111.; 711 „.. joires, lkir. L. T. leoromit. Boy. W. IWO. Is be mite et lkowes. NAVAL. Wareasna-At Caner, Jar 0, I'b a a PLO* Jaara ra f :7 a ViLr.s.,_ "i t nit ; p = r it 1:M d . ran I, Ands (W. Or Pa, tba Ss larlia play kr Lima IP Jabal Wm Pie aWp aka II —. Pearmaersa Jaw IA-The dim ad WO aapay of the theme. Am bark in la be taloa ow Is ea Wary, a a, a MISIONI. Mad Ws Oacap_ 4 r i st at arena. Dtheetecor, Jam IL 71 6 ki a % m r. Libras. sr- Awe WI waft tram Okla km caw b. Oa lava slap earatlty ama Ike la lusaW Mama lava kis as I • rase Ila bar, kw Miami H M.N. IM Pa. . i'• Cam. Z. X. Parkaip.plal yalorda kr Pa art at•kka. theism, Jan 16.-Nakey, ea Was, Wake W. laps, kW arlay, elk lke Napa law, tor MEP* cal away ca kart Ir. Elam. le• =paw alakia at la pea al a dawn. The Cults la le In micl a brearrair kr . N. awl al Oa la flaw at aat pet. and *Balm Naas. as *air bra at mask ma boa Pak vas a laarmalk la la amplani krioadea s ha lap Ira on a le sea la N. aid 'Weir TM Spars dial masse micas are r. , = .... taws milirpkg mks, las ban bake lga Oahe lave Pa lasiall tkat the amend a Law agar Or lialialimas is di pa, beer m el Oa Ins alai& It ma mat sta pa des is se Daus hoar If evr.-A islet Pa Isis Wale le Oa himikala tat Oa Mao raplakea at la dna at PP= la rat.mg N. makilitas la N. mar alelpas eaawal Pk Pm malsa Day ant lo be la pe dam; No kit kW PM els al as lais nal alk boa mat a mama as Nam kat Nas at nala. nay we lo ba aularal ga la capalty W Opt Ma ; as aaspisWar at Area theslarry; sell Ilk. Lig. all alikall me IsLakt GC Mum Wasakla Ttheetheminder al ols - pbas al mil ramelile a ea acallall paw Men le ;Pal Maw la ka ka mousi, at takd aka at memo N did. ma Pia swans N a iftimillik, area a amitia. aka bawd at a anat. al 14411 a Mira : WM am. fa • say alaSalPalcal la" • coma, daft Wird doe W. a as" MM. >{r baiter ma In WY real Nada at yam are a liar ma fe, ailiad wale Is Ila Beal Wavy, dr rapkarsimiss. I as lobe as mg sok ia. arms k aktaa NW le Oka OM= ear .II aka al l =anal m llMer. ~.:...7x.r. i ad s Welp, at aallaa la a mas* ars= alai deka illak la la c ; Oda der at dka, al. a assays lla k about apart mast la leas Is army mama • Paw allaakke all le irk kal PIPE am ma. la ma ma apeake ma imams a aka Pt fa lava pr. akin Ude* akr Oalkea Mr aim k bar meows rad sorbet itioat4 vie• as aka kr amballaa a le alaalled Willa at Cr= dame, cal say be Pawl le eark la Soli palm as emg aralwPallY kakiWa kr alkaranat ale am is ea ra at pieraa a be WWI Via at area trelliney ark GP all le ellaisi le Oa flog sa tan* allor ; la sot Is be anal pa take map ea gap Is gar at • aralk. Ifs al=ma tar Ifklada and Mat ka„ Poky Oft, Mille alige r i Z km Ilea llie reake. ° P Ira awlet kamaa=aitztri. umiak ak4 w ar la thareltha. l Maar, ilampos. iiiii Mks, 'FM le 'expiated ti de so ea *six 12 ream r tb• itionanin at antra pay walla senior In the Inspire le MILITARY. arm Aaauagar.--amainaasaar. Alia MasaoMr, if ths Ural Ram adhorf. la about la iadie fran VW sap Ila MI pip. Ow a prima of anis war nue dm half A I erstary,Virosa Two at lb= larammallar. The may alimbisa Y tie will li amamana afters asa the la will thee imam nand. dol wlll be bedew* as Ilej.alayar Ilsoarglia SPORTING. BISIIIIT CLUB 14111171413.--Wearassaw. BMW Brame 433 aws. ask 10 tr, sad I rely If derdarsd, Iss. I nem Mr. Wier% Clubmbas, lOst 7lb _.... (C ot. Petra) 1 Mr. Mies Tam, lee 131 b pt. Brooke) I The Iliseted ale sea r Use, Otasils, Bowel Bork, arweralor, sad Feeney. Wen by • ANL CIAMPI/I.z tram at 80 Km. each, bB, for 2-yr olds. LA t of aromas. (11 sel Mr. PsynVs W ars it Mal 1 lard Orielses Work (Marlow 1 (V lb. DdiambrsOsed Boy Sri. L 111111/144al Doe (A. Day 4 Beebe: Zwe sa Wasderaft Wea by • Well. IfAxermar Puma of 501. 1 elle. Mt W. Elwin Lees* 1014 Kb (awied lart lab) (Mr. L. Brawl I M. J. IlieWs Satyr, Ilat 3lb Kismet, ) 3 The flies des ISM • My Mary, laird W Cabs res,llll4 aelk arl Mite. Won by two Surragewiref 1111 errs, h ft. New (14 Ws.) Dullest llasesers Mel Mart, Se 41b (Nat) 1 11r. 000 Tisalloy, OA 71b (A.. Day) 2 Kr. WalfresPariserr, lit 71b. . - (Pottinsor) 3 - 'Wee k a akar. As Item d &IL br se sees. f elk. Mr. Fires' Piesigifir - ' owner; l I. W. EM U% lamplesk. ( 2 Mersa admen= wan by a length. Drnsuwzrica PSTPA.-000DWOOD, 1147. nocarrascis roe vas Ocemsso Oranss.—Woltdos, Sat ti; taster. M 11th; /ant, Sat Ilb; lagaly, Ist Sib ; St. larirronr, SM M; Law* Ist 701; Orissa, bleb; Morprtb, Ssa illb ; D r . lassi, Id ; Mary, by Jibs la. Istl3lb; Pan la, Ist La ; Oinsplay,_ IA la ; arala, TA 111 b ; ladares, Ist la; Tsia, MI IS ;111r a al ; Mar, Ist 43b; 7st a; Mat Pa Id Ilk; Ilsras, 71 8 2 t 7 ra, kWh 711111 1 / 4. a la; &I 1 , 53 a ; lab a; a lib; Bilb. V 11 list Mb; alreinrter, IA ; alsrent, ilia; 713 o 11; l i gt Sib; OMNI Obesers. let Ilb; bussot i messAsa Ma. i. 14 Ilb bb; Cassir, Itt ffs; lbsonz a Lare .; a 713 • b. s. ist ilb,• Mostrigh_Mt Mb; Ms, Ilk Mb ; 4lb ; !ma Sat Lb; Pasessin, Sit ; 58MIt la; 111 31; lama id 141 b; Teary, ; Milatelm. id ; Masa ist a ; Illsardss 314 lib ; Wa4,l44llb:VrojSrb; Malaista; a as; I. am int Of am Iner, Mt Or : = Id Mb; Otelam. NMI* Mmmilimalii. at la 4sl Mt a la Mm.mmo. 110.—Aeorebrum issa nos Iftwomma Dram st 15 MR SW% 1114 . 11111111110 MOINI nb ; lilla*//f//, I re. illi 715; Mak 42 1 :L71; Or PsW am* 4 yes, est 4lb ; 4 yrr, Sst 813; hp% Se a; Pea,a; 8 yrt, M;; lasi- I yro,l4lllb;Pba, S yrs, Id 1173; Vaspyrr, 3 yr% 7st lar t liy Da y " Maas, 3 yrs, Tat Ia; Vanity, 3" M; oyisl.ll7mo MR Dins. leff..4a questa as In airline Led Obsgore• altsOsmobsip amid Emmy 1116 sates kr the lbstamberland aisarallssarballsi Is tbs sistrasis at N. hag Chi for Ureic asniall4lbsy oral span at ths Ea an d =arY it ?Unmet" bags paws stash ~wawa, doss os3 _ _suss = i r i r rh ua eg ratsia at lbs tett ale liir ile THIMIMMOIII Par, as sa, lama to Imlay spa pals boasps. lab) Enttlitgente. COVET OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Betas Mr. twigs Wiseman and a Common SCOTT v. Bremer.—Com.tsiox.—Mr. Serjeant Shee and Mr. Heaton sneered for the plaintiff In this ease, who sought to resoresimegsa teethe lass of a horse, ander the cif. eumstsnara Mathison-11w plaintiff's embus was passing by the sad !of Ilrasseatis, fa October leak whoa the de fesdaad's cart eon is of that amok wrol e = us lattoot of It, &spits warniwg dada, , hoist It helmet the and a line of viatcalm • however, That bete Less at the back et Ow is esoeht the dela alleirml to the pole of the aseibue, art isigkii at tie tea leseipisee left the homes stiles melba hes, awl *ay _hided sad phased so violently that see of lb= iejired huff severely, and shortly after wardediedt. Mr. Swam, 13. C., with whs. was Mr. E. Jaw" enterlsd that ths oteidett had been tscrritable, and not seettimsed by the eftsdaat's sensat.—The jury re amed wisest *ether staled!, with deseers 231. WALLIS IP. TATIAL—ASSIIILT.-112. Miller s= fte die pilot" la this use, who eseste to rawer for ea molt sa him by it deinsint, to Daly last. It wpm* hew the evilease, that the deftadant wait to the asp el Ilell s a Newts Mask" and made eras vexation r • NNW of veal, whisk led ts • dispute. sat Ira to ifs !Mk 1101. the pielatlf resolved a wend boa sees dim isamostat la W eye, whisk aseepdlel Ma to mb Is the samosa at Illtlelhelmew's 11•414 who ANSI flat it was Esse, the* wall at the serilea. Fee ro pialatiff it was sow tended that the deftedeat had WWI this wound with a J. Berea, kr the diftedeat, on the other bead, heisted that the liana' bed bin intoxicated, and bed ie.* with a sboeerto lbhat,w that a blow of the deftaire strikintr doom his 'wed, led driven the skewer bee his *n—The Jury rstansed a verdict for the plaintiff, whh dome one farthing. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. den hows:4llgem;.trirserifil and ;U.Dimon huy. Bumumosaar a. larintm. —llmnacm or Paola= or Maissaom—TMe was ea sighs to TOINITat companion in damages to, how" of gumbo of marelege. The dellenclant pleaded that he Min aet pressise la sash mama, sad form as the dissiseetien alleged. Mr. 844. Dyke elated fled lb' plan. Mum a lify of about 27 yews etege,the daughter of a beet sod elseangur, that at Marisa in Seen ; and the defen dant wee a amid aid biggish, on ea extensive business Drightem It in the lathe part of the at year 1842, the the of 1843, the deleadent wee =MAW to Mr. W a &mist and dawilibt in Regent-sheet, and that the wee in the serriee of Mn. Wee., ae We maid. It was at that period that the intimacy ormna between tom, the defendant being seine far se live yawn eider that thoplaistiff. Suck wee W sglindiel whit% the dellnana silid le t =k t s Lefb na a fi; 1 4ii t a that is team set ealtarlostly, but y to hint. onsugoadlosse bad Mose place between then, and elthenth the diallodaat hal drawyed en the lenses be had ressired ham the plahrliff it fortunately hip puled that she ha preserved Woe - whit& he had written to her. Ms Liiter'm lather wu for advaneed in life, but hie ding sea ended ea began@ la Lake, and he thought it his M gene to ea aspirates with the defendant. Mr. aegis Asa esirseesd the simnuest admiration of the pleintiff, and uy, slut maid asodue no stub to his happiness u the mehlag bar wits, whisk he intended to do. The eserespoolsose between the plaintiff and the de hadant continued from the year 1843 to 1846 ; and he (Mr. fierjuat Dyke) would now call attention to a few of the hams written by the defendant. The lint we dated 2nd has, 1141, end it sensameed with a postisel efferion in the Mewing term ilsrt bid, I omit limn FT Oar be alp The letter anehed with ends aepueaboo proving that tie debahni anteeleined a Went etteshinuet to the *kW. Vedas east isfiws were walnut V o t r e delhadiat boa time to tree, sash esseseaseing with, ElfOrkedt," or " Deer Betsey ;" to and geosiading with such =as lovers were wont Udall, in. One of the doted 7th Oet, 1843; sad dse debaleat the!! salagellikt 111E6114 Year Inn eel andesila Ix nether letter, halal ark VI% the aimairt ark minas* nuseekkgfrealewhish, happened, Mir Ithilred. era wee at tbet Om arida. bo Ilia. This Istart nessiaded with esseewemb, " Mena wine, Or MOM abbe et year them* lever, litegirar" be the erwwatiesa Mile IS • mut uhemieess =UM ; nod the dellindant eentimed to amiss me elms, egiffiet tibia his hew alented, hat shah the result den ualgehrste Inanettea had slansa to have Des nieindied. IS MUMPS of tine the *hit rad sisentiing faith ha Ste amiss at /Ix Waugh, end the bran wan —as travel via a ant y M Pim& Doing her alma sbe esallasei to beer frees the dellseheat ; gad she had mites to lin to know what present she dwell leas Ida diem Paris. To this he replied that he we srigei to bar for the effir of a prawn, bat lhag be wee unable to think of anything which he SSW mot pours in this esistry, nor valid be have her pag home ti say lacoaveainne en his resatThis War was seseempeniad by (the debsdeal odd) the esseanb is 7= seardee lwe lle " ease at 'Email has seemed peat soltessent in ftlirsad that of Hawker is eke a nest lahensa affair." k ettsr was dated B arils 2!,1846, 10111111/ stermi "Yonre ffigthen," than showing that the Isitiadeses senti ments towarpeads the yrreirrere net se sea as they bad boa. 17 her Mum to the ~IF dimmed that the ftbadamtage Itee is ft. hipses'e. DreltatolegateL at the absenksa its the de l4r a= u L esdast towards le, Xis lishembee trod dews to Brighten a view rote ask ea ozpisanisa fan kin. she wrote to Msa, expreadas her regret tteCte should hare been Wind to telt' such a step, and es the We Nanette; 1846, he sent her an answer to this offing aseral poors id no Nth Isr, and I ea wry sat iron Ism dealled sown la aobe as epology t retrlV sot Use Sri nabs arelve sap It pas wait to pia newt farm rant behee yes alt. Tee =does an be is. Maly to ire affirm Yes rat be on mere, lbg two par. rap , V! ar b ssieibeV, it Ze t l e rbeeillee wr Ai Soar ibs Is= Ni botte d erect eit 1 bat rar..11 1 .. lier = strew Wrest la pear raft art lasi bege le Yard pow wet. bee soll , l iw = Pst *be bat airdiena at am open ter Isrk, ten be le Ide ereastege at to*. rasa stillposs , Its llressessipt Chi Melia write to kaow whether then was sarhae In her molest whiff aedd :rurally give after ; sell in reply to this he ante ia the *lowing tem :-- 11■0111,—I lave reedeed roe et dr this balest, sat as at a Imes laszes amen ark ea tear dna Inman ay ast We yes malt* It Me be my ream ntileh re eta make MR he % a May pea la the aroin al nay, 1 the diderient rammed to the plaiatilr all the pearels whisk he bad reglad tees her, and at the ems time ma bee a UM_ to this earl — I - 67terrile — reseteirommeillacWieliteisi le yea, es I etelSet way emeetel wlth ibe yid be Impels. Itbelettentlelllkesetsia lees den helgolld ; ewe I Mee sae isle Meg hit tell& I ewe 1111111 Mi hew you. Trod* Iheerthlts elltuedve ink I wlltyea beillt,bsyptatme, eed i cprile. the aseerporhaes. The parade of ths yews bitly ale =ra dirt ressrt te the salon, sad thu i rtra lei ti error dry were earerdas tater da ars era triage te a ma et isawer, *they= a art woe* domitei fa ft weali aint Liou that the deltedent Tr 4inling as a wslg t mil wee k a peddle to pay the foll as Tefhe limo se bud less bid in the desheare—ulti. yesperty pastoral by the de. thathateree wok bewerr, de Inte - test. The Jury weld wissoa had w ard epip. i. .w. soooo e .r ks to the Wary whisk the one party os th THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1847. Willis Bonn Riehardeon, the brother aides =if! : proved thee his father's Wail ocasoisted 9f ides and theatips *Miff had ,1 peed winathel tin; village where tiny lived. Tin wins= depend Is sonsin faces, is M pine that the dsesdant had fanned an Ide eine, and het he bad deliberately proeslen te marry her. Winne bail bb= that his dale bad oPal= , t: i t h h t t e roglik=Marph ie list had pepertywousifa be walleint M estsblish hie in a erst-rate Indrese. Be said I•it was an mew hat be looked for, bat memo sad dis position, seek as he had nun in witnam's dater, seed he sa piens,* hie intandins to desks her his wife es sena se he weld get ins bailare he himself. After Ow lsit the servile el Mr. Walsh, the defendant that site would set p another situation, ei he net wish it to be balms I. after life that she had bear a lady's maid. No =was observed in the ashadeat's manner men the of Kush, 1844 when wham wen down to Brighton insire whether his eider hid awe as to offend bin ; sad ha mho& la the aegative, ha had altered his =kid towards her, as than were a few **el spew which they did sot exactly agree. Witnem then asked him whether be had mils op his mind not to many his skier, and hs said he had. Dir. Serjesnt Wilkins, ha iiiirrist the jury for the de hodant, mid that the .ninsy yid& had existed between him and the plaintiff era= wader oireembascos which sant to shield the defendant kem mak nenerha as bed bear coat upon him in the comes of this Mitsky They wore both in the same employ at the time. Me defendant saw nobody but Betsey. In the amain Hussy was sweeping tilt ' stairs, and In the evening sits was waiting at table, and a! night the young gentleman hid eppertenities of indulgin g _ in a sly whisper with Betsey as she went up-stain to bed. Alter a time they left their situations, and a correspondence went on between them, which. at the eqdretion of • sustain period, prodsoed Its legitimate and peeper result. Dinah the defeadant's attachment to the new woman was per fectly sincere, but when he arrived at ran if ehereffes found that it would not be wise on We to snoserage the feelings's" bad formerly entertained. H e had nothing to say in dispesegeasent of the young woman's character, but when he Mewed boat Freasebe Amerind that hie boyish impend' bed beta saleteluea cow elbstion and love. No man's debars were wider his swa sentrol. In the pre sent case lainevaree with the weal had opened the &hod ant's eyes is the indiscretions of his youth, and bad taught him to reds= bairn he continued to carry on a own which at a time when be was WasiNte misled by thu s of boyhood. Then inpabeelad at length given way is manly dismission, ha is broaden off the eounezion which he bad hems& be bed a just and humans sense. His attention ware ho nourable, and he bed sever asked the yang woman to swerve from the nth of morality. That thong principle of virtue which shell cherished would anon her through life, and keep her from that breitesheartahrame which his learned friend wished the jury to believe the plaintiff had suffered. Mr. Justice Williams, in summing up, gel the jury he could discover no circumstance which dkontided the plaintiff from recovering at their hands a full but temperate measure of damages. The defendant had deliberately formed an en gagement with the plaintiff, and at a time when he knew that her position in life was inferior to his own. It did not appear that there was any reasonable ground for the defind ant's breaking his promise, and he (the learned judge) was decidedly of opinion that if a man changed his mind as he had done, he was bound to make the young woman who had trusted in him some pecuniary compensation for the unhappy consequences of so serious a disappointment. The jury de liberated for a few minutes, and returned a verdict for the plaintiff. Damages 2501. paiin were summoned, but though wilias and his friend desired the constables to take the soldiers into custody for the assault and the attempt to extort mosey, they refused, on the ground that they had not witnessed the cumuli, and consequently the soldiers were left at liberty. Complainant MIS left without any remedy, except to lodge a compliant against the constables for what appeared to be a neglect of duty.—Both the defeadants milord that they did not hear any charge of attempting to extort money made. There was nothing to induce them to interfere, and as they were told by some persona who ware standing by that the complainant and his friend were as much in fault as the soldiers, they did not take the charge, having witnessed no assault, and the complainant not having marks of violence to show.—The complainant said, one of the constables who came up said they could not take the charge as the persons charged were soldiers.—lnspector Baker said, there was no exception made in favour of soldiers. They were liable to be taken into custody for an assault, the same as any other person. Mr. Hardwick said, the constables were wrong in not taking the soldiers to the station-house, and leaving the charge to be dealt with by tteector on duty. The con stables ought not to have proceed ed to settle the business on the spot, because no mars of violence were exhibited by the complainant; they ought to have taken the opinion of their superior *Hoer on the subject. As they had acted under misconception of their duty he should dismiss the ch VORSHIP-STREET.—Anselio Ashwood, who a few days since was charged at this office with wilfully deserting her female infant, was brought before Mr. Broughton, the sitting magistrate, for final examination. From the evidence adduced, it sppeared that on an intensely cold night during the month of November last , Smith, the porter of the Lying-in Hospital In the City-road, was leaving that institution, when his hot struck against • ego bundle, which was lying upon moo of the four stone steps, and he directed the attention of Mm , James, one of the ward nurses, to it; and, upon bar spacing the bundle, it was found to contain a heals imihat, carefully wrapped up. By direction of the mama ths baby was conveyed to St. Luke's workhouse.—A Mrs. Moody . mesa to the prisoner, , said that she bad told her (w that the child had died of convulsions, and she thought ageing into mourning for it. Witness advised her not to do so, as that would be the means of informing her friends of her diagrace.—Mrs. Nash, an ironer in the establishment of Mrs. Bagster, stated that, previous to the disc of the child, the prisout r had said that she thong t she should drown herself and intent; Mrs. Baggier and witness, however, advised her not to think of such a course, but that she had better sell lucifer-matches as a means of supporting both. The pri soner replied, " Well, then, since I have no means of sup porting soy infant, I shall leave it in a basket at some gentle man's door." This was approved of, and Mrs. Bsgster and witness (the latter carrying the infant a portion of the way) accompanied the prisoner on the night in question, and on her arrival in the City-road this WiNGGIIT took up aut child and left them, whilst they stood looking in at a linendraper's shop window. She afterwards retained, and said that she had left the child upon the step of the door of the Lving-in Hospital. Mr. Broughton, in most commiserating language, said, however much he might regret the position of the pri soner, he was bound to mod the cams to the sessions. Mrs. Nash would be admitted as evidence for the crown, but Mrs. &meter, whom he conceived to be the worst of the three, must find good bail to answer for her part in the transaction before situ/ of the country. CLERKBNWELL.—K WIPING BACK A WITNEBB.-11r. 'Charles Handford, of the firm of Messrs. Davies and Hand. Grad, wholesale grocers, of High Holborn, appeared before Mr. Combs pursuant to bail, for the further investigation of the charge of assaulting policweonstable Chevintoo, 163 F, in the execution of his duty. George Williams, alias Ben jamin Jones, had stolen a cloak from • shop in Hand-esurt, and Thomas Wainwright, a porter in the employ of the defendant, bad witnessed the robbery. Two police-constables and the person from whom the cloak had been stolen had called on Mr. Handford to regatta the attendance of his porter for the ends of justice. This he refused on the plea that Waasswright would bo detained from his business at the Old Bailey two or three days. The policemen called again several times and were unsuccessful in serving the porter with a summons, on account of the obstructions Mr. Handford threw in their way. On one occasion he was very 'atom mate and committed the assault complained of. —Mr. Combo mule some • strong rem:arks ha the case, and held Mr. Handford to bail If in 1001., and two sureties is 601. each, to appear at the Centel Criminal Court, there to answer the charge. Williams alias Jones was also placed at the bar, and fully committed for trial on the evidence of Wainewnght for stealing the cloak. LAMBETH.—Ta • CRARGI OP SHOOTING AT A YOUNG LADY BY HER LOVI/L—Mr. Alfred Marshall, the young man whose former examination on • charge of firing a pistol at Miss Louisa Rolf, with intent to do her some grievous bodily harm, a in this paper, was again placed at the bar, bite» Mr. Elliott, for final examination. Further evidence in support of the charge having been adduced, Mr. Games milled for the defence Richard Davis, 66 P, who stated that on the night of Sunday week, Mr. Bailey came to the station-house, in Lock's-fields, and com plained of a shot being fired at his house, by Alfred blur shall, which broke his window. He, witness, in conse quence, accompanied him back to his house, and on examining the window that he represented to have been broken by the discharge from the pistol, he found that a small piece of one of the squares wee bookak bat, upon examining it mere closely, he felt gate acavimad that it had been broken from the insists, and in this beast beams coo firmed by the fact that times was brad on the seed& He did not perceive the test appossomas shst or a ball, though Mr. Balmy decimal be beard the shot, after the pistol boil boss fired, rattle egoist the window. Two constables were asstaslMA whodspeoad that the marks in the brickwork in front of Mr. Bailey's house, and whisk were alleged to have bra asationed by the shot discharged from the pistol, bad ta nalky boa ;nerd basoklng sa early ho la the mashy by whh their avasimas to awake • man wb . lodged them Impartar Valha tins throe grams al shot tibia be said he bad bra dam to the bell of Mr. Belay's bore on the learning of week, bat could not say whither they had been kiln gm or pied.—Mr. Elliott haring re tire the sids failed in oasblishing the charge of Meat:whit intend," ordered Ms pelsoosr to and bail to posse and be of geed behaviour %were Mr. Vsy, his ihssily, sad all others of her MAMMY' sateeets he de melba Tits remind bail was put ia and accepted, sal Vaamiamor discitomod. SOUTHWARK.— exams or Arrarrrom as roams A MOTHII/L—E. A. ilithasat, the boy charged with at tempting to poison his maw and her infant, a Mild three months old, was broe allim Mr. Sacker Ise farther ex amiention.—losposear Homoby said that the asuyessetri saner told about a aim mid ham whom be as a sews pamper la It, limber% mks, .r that be bad on racism eassehas amedled hat milk rasa, was wholly asthma el troth, hr Atha insposhw) bsd mods the maa pationlor lateiriss.—ne Rewind Mr. Nam, dap bda et dap prima, Mated that tt is =r told Ma ha had bon Wilke • gnat ject. Hs ilk•whe read that rind too cal a th. rega su rd b e on s % sdhatioa omi u fissi a =elbar ia som as selsztt le wi fi p zim her Mold the tenth That bs (tie *mita) oloridwal the paissaa's mad shes bad boas madly aggissled by his parents ; that be was bo y ideate*, yomg, oldie* laisfiest and, if MP* aanaged, =Oa lossets a very Mama fa.— Ilr. mein said thalbe amid amain the sham ; at the amo time resemaradingibsenotbari beam &at atm. tion sad me on the toy whisk won es smatial at , eace=arly as be hod admibitsi mit mit .—AN brava/fa-IM. Wilms was Marisa with rebblag Jamas Farris, a limit !sheerer. The same we. one exhibiting this p.es inpatitade.—lt spromi that about 16 months slam pdamertio baring lost • ramestable siteaties at on hemossegeir% ii ludo dams. Tha press man bodes brain him ia Maw tima, salmi bin mi elk sasa apsamsat ht bin kegs, sad at the sums time hat than a bed to lie on. (be the UM snap, bh test aments, they gated tho lease el 41=1i ral - two estate% bads, bathing, seal WA I. fairp aformetioa was gives to the se4 the new and t tis .t. wile wars arrasfts& at a pMfialtems is Who plated laths Oak as ham& y the seam was diallmpod, sad dr pima/ 111111 rommisd onell as ave tiged* Mia the Inheka Whig atm la the gnaw O paha of the rape% width Mg bona with memo paseeausb effs ,—.Th o - p b ms , was he triaL MONEY MARKET. WaDiralaix 1•111,1WO. Doubts were suggested under this bead this morn ing about the stability of the whole of the advance in funded and other public values being altogether so well supported as for some days past. Those doubts were grounded mainly upon the fact that the bulk of the transactions entered into were for speculative account, that is, for the opening on the 16th of July. The higher prices to which Coital. and other stocks had attained, say some 3 per cent or more upon the low rates to which they were reduced two months ago or less, would, as might safely be calculated, bring forward sellers who had dealt or invested at the lower rates. On occasions of prices much en hanced or depreciated within a brief period of time, even whether unduly so or not, circumstances of alight importance in themselves in reality, and mere reports, often determine a re-notion. Dealers and speculators can rarely be quite secure of their pre mises, and must be materially swayed by the inci dents of the day. Thus the decline in Consols, which opened at 88. 1 ,, and were done at 881 to-day as yesterday, to 871 to 8, leaving off at 88 for the open log, was accounted for by the continuance of rainy and blowing weather, which however, with the wind in its present quarter, it is not clear can be at all unfavourable to the growing crops. And again, the decline was fastened partially upon the corn market, where prices were stiffly maintained by holders, although a further decline had been anticipated. In view of the real causes which influenced the fluctuations in funded values these were lame conclusions. There can be no gao -1 tion that the re-action in . Consols was in the common order of results when dealers and speculators have overbought themselves, and having bought at lower prices were naturally anxious to take their profits. In such OM they are the more especially alive to any hitch in • progressive as in a retrogressive market, when the rates become stationary, or inclining one way or the other, and appear or are apprehended to have arrived at somewhere about their maximum or minimum. Operators on such contingencies are eager to realise and place themselves in security. The decline in to-day's prices may thus be sufficiently accounted for by the state of the stock market itself, and of the accounts of the dealers and speculators, without reference to external incidents of no real present influence. There May be, and doubtless are, events in ppect which shall materially act upon the course of prospect p s ublic securities before the present year has run out, but there appears no present occasion of disturbance, I although after such a turmoil of panic as we have recently passed thraugh it need excite no surprise that the stock and money markets continue sensitive to very slight causes of uneasiness. Reduced Threes were 88 to 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Until., 894 to I ; Long Annuities, 91-16 to ; Exchequer-bills, 7s. to 10e. dia.; Bank Stock, 196 to 8 ; Consols Scrip, par to 1 die. In foreign stocks, the variations were not of conse quence, though in some instances lower. Rather more activity may . be remarked in the transactions. Spanish were partially in decline upon the advanced quotations of yesterday. The Fives were 221 to I ; the Threes, 341 to I. Portuguese not so good, at 321 to 31. Buenos Ayres better, at 37 to 9. Mexican, 20 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to 9; the Fours, b9l to 90. Russian, 110 to• 111. Vene zuela, 39 to 40. A failure comes reported from Manchester of a manufacturing establishment near Preston, of some consideration. The liabilities, estimated at 80,0001., are, however, understood to be chiefly among family connexions. One of the Preston banks was understood to be somewhat largely a sufferer. Manufacturing operations have been upon so reduced a scale during the present and part of the last year, that such a casualty under the circumstances, unless attributable to recent heavy lessee by bad debts, would rather seem to show that the concern had been weak and tottering for some considerable time peat, and upheld only so far by the assistance of the family connexions reported to be the chief sufferers. The accounts by the Washington and Britannia steamers represent money to be extremely easy in New York at five per cent on proper security, which there is a low rate. The banks were full of specie, and as the rates of exchange were at 1071, specie operations were out of the question. Unless a profit could be made by the purchase of bills for return values at low rates of exchange, the export of specie in fact could scarcely ever be an advantageous operation, for its value otherwise varies so trivially in circulation between one country and another. Beek Nock, IN Te I per Ni I it 3 For Cf. Gambol. Assa.,BBl I New 3; per Ct. Asan,lN SO iff long we.. exp. 13z. I. NO% G per CI. Bac.. Ayr. 3 per CI. /1ce1.., 1441.7 W 4 per Ct. ren • 41 141 Ske Clete Accea. m IC 0 per Ct. Medea Melia 11111, S St, • pee lol Cest. Spaniels ISO. !N Attt tame SO, 321 TLS'S. J. IL 1 po. COM. . 6 Do. . . 4 46 D>. . 1.46. t. !!f& lea D. 3 . AT I: 41 I: .1; : - W Lacs., eft 17 t is Of. I per CI. One. Balp, par k I. BIM. tl pn. ft.. 10 7 10 Dino t/100 11 II 10 14 p 51 ii MAO tIMIN . 11 pet Ct. Spasbit rani,* Beal. It 3 per t. opubb Be w* f.. 3 Lam Jae. 311, SO 44 per Ct. Vettetwls Basic 3$ ott Ct. Dwelt Eschttage If roll. for "tett. 3044 30. 314 4 pet Cam. Dutch Cut, 881 7kory far . 77 Of 111 104 SO IN el sr • 14 60 10e • • T 7 14 117 70 so . ~ . . . ~ ~ . - T ATZ.. I " :1 .. • swamp a LOWS. la ai m IS 40 . J.l.wass ac.. 14. IMO, IMO, 1001 , no. 11141. 100; Do. 1811, K Do. 1181.011, Do. 1888, WI ;De. tM aty,lBl3, 17 , Beak of Imlg 87g* Ixelame ea MM.. Nidn. XOl 0. Joo. 14.—elmem a Leaka, 83.88. Two.. elm —rho we Dela. lull ?ear pw Owes.. Tree leeDpe 411 Ma. DO; Dea e* l ; Tweemea-MBI per ; Of 1834.1348 , De , lawas, NIL Mama, Joe • 11..../Ibese per OiDa.. NI sob t7lar pee Coats., le attb ; Moe we thou" 1 cai, 1111 ppm; Pewesee, Hama, 111 Wee , . 18.eml; Deal a ea Twelame,l4l. Sabespe ea Lead., 49 40 100. Wlesty Ram or TOO Pees Mawr Xmer.--The dosing peke** Three ere the sere es these af the prerdte week, name, f7L US Lee Flees vas M., dreg st 117 f. Ni. Al 3 e vert teem el meats; the Me et the =Met is eeed, sat the mei* st es t see Mt se te ele bees al mewed Mehl ht lark et me m. seredell the Mee of resin Ire *ea huh emus temselem rho etre* the she In the furls to N. The mil enesi et ON are Mt me ea dr Loudon tier este Pirls swat* es the War the serway INNER It Mir a smiheils bre esserielnews Se wit g.re th. P eCre:r t t =Me eu di rer se Is the sere 2 et age& Mit Wbre Mt Mir the het law dee at the bleh sele el the essiesetlees ea see at =ty. Throb a mei* Mee drt the Ler spa* et rill be allemuldir ems der to me; ral the eemesiellss set . de matins el km* beds was letsrpreelk Ole meta Ilmews fist Paled beds lessersile art ea the larks ail is mow sem i s e2a the Thed NM* lam Mrs mem em The few Meer el es Veer the lease fles, meme res=l7lll, ewe Term Ifee ere thsweest dew le kw= ea. ew:CMis ampars. seeds die *no ef d 1•1111 reseidies. Ifs relief dr melesdass Is be lbeemides etas Ohm* el Dee*, le tom el xeltwealsomdsuqt ageled. eel N. emir se m de& aTteldis eme le Ilke War; AM It Is le le Med. i t dr Meet ether*. the the Meer *I ast bs ketweed breedee the mi. weft el the eseelybyrehtelberemarremodes. COURT OF_EXCHEQUER, Nal Pan a—Before Sir Y. Pollock, C. 8., and a Special Jury. Tux Arroaszt-Ortiznsi, V. POWP.LL. RivErons CALTAE.—Thia was an information, at the instance of the customs' department, to recover penalties from the de fondant for having been concerned I. the illegal removal hem the bonded warehouses of the custom-house, of 24 deeds of tea, upon which the duties had not been paid. The icin depended principally upon the evidence of one , who had been in the defendant's employment as 11707; small steamer, of which he was owner, while re siding at Jersey last year. This witness deposed that the delendant, who had formerly been a hatter at Lanebeth, hisnwith money, obtained a reference as to cha. died Mr. Turnly, a solicitor, and thus enabled him, mar the asismed name of John Clarke, to become tenant of a ear in Beal-lane, Clements'atreet, to keep the teas in, and esnimeissl the whole of the arrangements, whereby the impala hem% lad been committed. In en* transac tion 14 dm* of tea were sold last year to Mr. Ilimisell, ma edsative grocer and tea dealer in Suckleesbury, at Ts. 6d. per lb., although the duty to which all teas were liable, amounted to 2s. 21d. per lb. The proceeds, amount ing to about 2001., were traced to the defendant. The evi dence of this witness was flatly contradicted by Mr. Walsh, brother-in-law of the defendant, and against whom an infor mation is also pending for having, while employed u an extra clerk in the long-room and ether departments of the Custom - house , been implicated in the transactions which formed the eabjecbmatter of the present inquiry. Several other whereat who knew Partridge while he was confined in Whiteamestreet Prison upon a charge of smuggling, and in the moteopelhan police force, in which he served for seven or sight mistba, deposed that he was generally known by the name of " Liekag Jack," and that, in their opinion, he was not wadded to credence seen upon his oath.—The de. readout woe obliged, in the absence of Mr. Chambers, Q C., to ceessozessims several of the witnesses ; but ulta that lemessil gentleman, who bad been previously engaged in 11110611. Nun, was enabled to attend and conduct the resseindw of his client's case.—The Attorney-Omura' (with wham were Mr. Watson, QC., and Mr. Wilde), having con. eluded his address to the jury upon the whole case at a few minutes before six, the Lord Chief Baron said it was then too late to advert to the many points which required to be noticed, sad he should, therefore, postpone his summing up until this smening. The case was accordingly postponed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT.—Behre the Coalman thrjeent, awl Aldenees Itydeey THII Ro 8888 AT THE YORXIIIIIII.I Jenne; 1171. - I;;diord - at the Mirka* Stingy, besmear, Blacldiars-road, surreadered la swat to take his Wei upon an indictment charging him with sMalinc_a elms,* for 1971. 10s., the property of Edward heashy. preseestor, • Suffolk farmer, came to town on the fhb et Ara Le, for the purpose of receiving a sum at messy ea mem* et his father, and he did receive a cheque hr 1971. 10e., payable at lleesni. Prescott sad Co.'s, bank. He weal to the •Yisholtire having bat about lea. is laws messy abut e ll e = ma been Mars long beam • area weals a* ebat d the te play • open at *helm he a ememign, sal du gum wee played, bat the pnemster taw as seamy pees bet sea the *um. The Wows then elalhesed the prammoter to play, sad he sampled thesibr, sad esammaced playing. However, he could set bats* spina the shill and superb* of the lead* skittle • player, sad is a ahem *so be had lost all his isesameay, sad was away, _ _whoa Me Frisbee invited Wm* dm as he =I meet ßo dy *a bask all be had irat. TM menet*, ritdiliatbe bad se mew bat • sheque about him; upon which the pdoomar faq red ha seesuat, and Mind to ad vance mew may urea it ff the preesestor would deposit it as meurity in fate beads, alms be said it would be so oafs as if it was in hie sera, sad be meld get a friend to sad it in • very *set tins. The }sweater sweated, gave the tolowthe &NM and reedmi belt a ornersiga urea it. them west oat to see his friend= cash ik Tor while be was goes tha pmeasater too*, awl plain eardo—Braillor elalt.ami Mom he mosey. The Omar named after halt as bear's almomea, sad in formed the pro he we* a* get the chimps waked, tor raruseed Sat the chums Wait be =sad seined wet* es sebeitiis * steel To this 1111/01, Amamrsa i te assedm but egos* te whams mare mussy urea • U tids the premester matiosti to play, natiktoi winning oh the mall stakes, and Wog dm larger easy lde loam amesaled to 101. The primmer advanced Mama* end speed to meet the 'crewcuts, sePremott's bank the next meadag, at half-pmt alas o'ckek. The pro. noolor was at the bank at the appointed time, and, after =lhalfa hour for the prieber's swivel, he pro. le the Tedrabire Shags, when _he foot* the primmer wao seg. mai we gene, he ma Iffsmed, to the bask. He whoa he his zebra, sad whoa the Omar gee bens he Mewed Ms puma* that be Maples* the *ems it a sail-box, sad box, cheque sad all, bad best stolen has the bar parlour. The prosecutor wet to the bank, and bating eacertsined that the amps had been 4111604 ha at bee gave the prism/es late eastody.— **me to this eh* was adduced.- Sat Weidloome depend, that whoa brought to the etatierhems the phones pretested but the sham bad beat stein with the Mob box. —Thio= r esagalled for two mingles, a* that proareaeed the NO Osman Leary and Wyatt, who ware mayieted on Tuesday et having unlawfully endeavoured to prevent nomobroks in the above CGS% Sum giving *vi des* haw were plated at the boo te reseivelarlg most.,— hOsamu: Berkoat senteassi melt of them to be kept ts bawd Maw hr three shades menthe. TateHama Averrammtm—Joesmo Loa pen deem grasaffer, was indiand Meding so* Ov; meals% lb, property of Job Cliodoesa, hem his peretpn.— The proms mat to the presenter's hems, a Dismal, at Orem**. sad offered for a being ceasihestioo t o ot t o t. t o me am hoer with a chemical pospeesiha, ho a manner whieb, while it Tory materially wiled is the quantity of the la* *di sot be detected. Ho mid la bed bad very emoodieshia d =ass bet the practice et tbe perm The and after the prisoner have left the pressastee hamedlately mimed eight shilli ng' an d a sew esia hem his pocket. He }mend the pri mmer, sad gam Ms l e n=.—The prisoner protested that he bad the beer, and that he had received the aaoaey ar tb orviw he had rendered. The presses*, vehemently dealul the accusation.—The police /Mow add dm miss bad searched the premises, bat no adulterated beer had been found.—The jury found the pri soner amity, and the court ordered him to be kept to four moths' hard labour. POLICE.—YESTEEDAT. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Cnsitos AGAINST Two OP THIS FOLIC! POE Ratustrro TO TAill A CHARGE.— Samuel Mork, C 31, and Roger Buekmaster, E 149, were charged by John Stanford, Esq., of Foley-house, Portland plate, with having refused to take two soldiers in custody who had assaulted him.—Mr. Stanford said he was walking with a friend in Oiford-street,on Wednesday morning, when he was accosted by two soldiers, who asked him for money to bay %ism with. He refused to hold any conversation with the soidlars, upon which one of them struck at him. He knocked the soldier into the road, and then the soldier struck him with a switch which he had in his hand. The RAILWAY NBW.S. Yesterday's market was very favourable in the early part of the morning, but upon the decline of Consob prices were not so well sustained. It became then necessary in effecting alai to submit to a slight reduction upon the prices before current. SHARE LIST.--Lownort, Jens 16. Ifors-Th. grind.= at lbw la Mars Warsaw. Yr*, sellial %maw dm. Wain et Wm • " ?Alll, 3.. Is. ''''' • OPL•bll• .42 . _4 L. ..-- 10/154154 &hum 1170 & P 5050 sedi 5um..... CU .IGU . • 11 1 1 117/ sit 11 1 114rium1 Nun .. NO • • 741 so 701 In In io & IW.. 1.1 00010 57 1' .. „ I'7lo 1111 . 1 75 ere 1$ iii n lirdma ..... . $lO 111 511 111 I Ili $ll U &WU .. -. • •• Ns 76 071 OS MU if 617 50 654 71 ..:542074vait...54.•45, l.wa 40. kW . 47, 1111 ilm=lo" . , i irealay 4011 rni RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAN2NT. 0010M11111 OP ME LOADS Cff TR. inana—Mitss. aar.-11000 A.—My Knannent kw PON kr 4—Oreat WeAns L 1011 hnylOnmsk %Jail Lama& mid AMA Wiliam Ii hn at i us. WV. mom eindAnd awl %mud t% in& answinmn; nil mina 1b• sin& AO= N...--0.._ Balmy mama% Ganklek. int Out. 707 4/11= ; anerA to Cilnpnr. sof 'WI N * "nada prowl, &MU 10. sal WA to 00 nponsul. t 7 .6 SO 654 33 17/S 76 --.-.... or: lasiiiiiTa.77. 74:4;7(a " ;; - - PAID. PAID. 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SO 4 4.404.4. •• 111 114 111 DO. • 4 .11.40.40414404.404 ei 144 100 Loadirrnlkten, 171 101 II 11.41 Naos (0.41ia) 446 7 D0.41m0144. 1.- eB 44 I Do. le. 111 . 13 111 7 110.444... ... ••{4 W 14. p I Do. Mks 17 If, k Dug &him i4. I.•• 64 14.4 k. at, Alf. 4 2.. a 74 11._N •to awl. •l4 111 6 Da. lOLA-di 4 li. •II Sp. f D:Ari.:l7lt 1 1 ,1 :',: ' """e-Sriw- i N. I La. 04.1.4 Mika Ilc mil 1046414404 41 r 1 .1 1 414 Wades *a. Woman.. Gel If I lwromod krawa. 17 Do. Now (km NM.. NI 10 sod Orkaata ll el NI Do. Now ri p. SO aaf Nor If Da. Nat 8 044 4 4144411440.16..,... 14 441. 60 111. Own. 714.464 II 114. 48 loam sad Ilavro .... 11 40 Do. 40. 1144444 l6 14 oaf Shaw .... 7 6 Do. 11•44. I:it Tsars pad 744.0........ 4 4 Da. 4, $ Il•••• Dark,. lit FARM, 764,3 14. i . M . 1 ___ . _ . /w Amass. Rom D.—South Wales Railway. pr.....b, ------ pro ,,, d, .1 ea" agreed to; bill to be reported. COMMITTEE OF TUE LORDS ON ENOPINAED new k. _, ~...Ay._preeent, the Earl of shaftesburs—Sorfolli Itail c'e ll ' month Exterision); General Terminus and Glasgow Hici."l4 gechebes; ehrmrststry and Birmingham% Railway ma gc„...._ and Branches GM U oo7lool Sfe RmDray (DeTia!k 4 a a eiZsain Branch to Great Grimsby and elltefSeld Junction lidhiray)• - Ll'''N Ahergavenity, and Hereford Railway Devtatker '- ,T, Beeinton, ihd Ramtern Junction Railway (ute r y,.. ,MI a U llil a rTn ' chest). Preambles proved, clauses ag‘c 1. , ..,-. iga desalt° be - reported. Mich COMMITTEES Or THE COMMONS ON THE I. MER... ITS. - DAT.-oTocr No. Room 30.-17. B r i stol and tint (a:ai ... CMIT... ary 8 0. IL ranch).—l9. Brhicl and Lute , (Erma Tra m T to Wri te , Giaa l ditharY, Re.) ; C * ^Prowl by Mr. geri. te,..,_ GMT, N.. 8. Room 23.-242. Sutton Harbour imps ---..•••,_ piny (power to the London and South Weetern Railmy: theribe thereto).-340. South Devon ( Extension and , Proceedings adjourned to this dais. Game No. 10. Room 28.-250. Heerlen% Cowin flu ad h , bury Fort and Southend). Gene sal evidenc e further he '` HolyGoOM No. 21. Room 31.—Chester and Holyhead (So c i s , a head). 0. 0 „ jgc, mix Room St-191. Great Northern (Isle cm mu.. Exteaskm)• egmerel evidence further heard. Gaccr Na SS. Boos 21. —DE Leeds and Thing (um. c .., . lad Newcastia Eztension. BO General cridence 03 .16 - 47 laileTT c ro essammined on behalf of °wising line it MISCELLANEOUS.—Queetc AND HALlfax.....t. following nammalcation front the Sec re t ary of State ire ths wee. the Chetereor-greentl, to the mayor of Dusegy...tt deny I"..."o":o:esetem—ntate" 11,relealamatedveartritiltmalePP:actvlialif4to"donuet.'"Lftrthh4"1".._"41.1 project at Roth territory, interest& anel to be accomphabed."—Ccil Secretary's Moe, MI to 11147.—Mr,-1 ma comenactied by the Goeentorien="tal, TM that MO illatretary of State has teetered the eateneell elm I, wow. d gnome soliciting the aid of her %jetty% gssimg m , the imminglian of public corks in this provinceo! .......1... employment to the numerous emigruts kegrtig "...% E..' Rhoda= t sag 1 re dirreed in &newer to state, far thy %kin of the isetareialiete, that the Secretary eg y walla, et the Importance, in all Want of sts, . of public corks la Candi, mg ......." • :"111114 .h.”19.1.( ...= a railway between Hake at Q.6.--lb Mo d ; ha OW e miff the completson of themmrsey, iiii, N ., i n hr airrirtrishe whkit Todd be he beet ash b to k it impala haler laie le Offlatlllee, aideration et ow ea* as that will* Hs Mlanalahhiac brought set his p bode,. If there were at east dew. n a y of the emigrants on the 21111faxinigmlit ha mitiertor , t. th e : l = .o,uts.t.ihsesin tha tas...... t th n e ui l m in l e z.hi hr he n i ! , t o.ourthe y/ mt. Meac i..272/04..c...... . 5iv IST. LAWDII3IOB AND ATLANTIC ItllaWAY.--. Ir. , ow,. nye • Ilealied Jeanie!, "to memo le ter wake to lee Wm trim at Bt. I,H to *Si mmeiftit_. r C e St i lourrass mid Mimetic Haws, at do piee. =wet% *op ea theeday WI, la the groaads_immeivelhafe w a s . i. lam ant ma liellet Ida iameameep pip In a b i , Loge, aalupealeip by the Fan= RADAFLY Taanioar 4 to 9. Wailed. Comm% Itrk h. Pule to Odra eft) ... 7,10 ... 7.gg Orin= to seeds (ems. 1) 7l 2,121 , ... Aorthman ll9i ... 11.ISI . ldus Is sedge. (use. I) U ... NI ~ COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE.—MINCING-VANP, Jcak 16. —Ty Na , market has been firm at the advancey s~g g it to IL), and a falr amount of business = Wl ky gg. tract to Wag India, 650 hogsheads sold; a lag jig s; 1,100 begs Bengal also went off freely at la blab wia the lowest potnt of the market but week; rebid bay h i firm, but the =wont of busine's dune A, torn mat; Ns% ook A public ask of 230 puncheons of Cuba w.la broupin hegrkb., 6 , were all bought In, 24a. Coffee : 700 bap Planuoica Ceyhaeliss alight adenaes, chiefly 53w, 61e. ; a mall pile be, 83 aa. L i g . : l b. k w pub/beak of 1,400 chests mg r WA gib hb rather higher prima, =dame, 575 , , ; aidikshas, 62a. Saltpetre : 400 bags refraction 4 sold in public ralestlk low steady, .50a. 9d., 51a. on the apt ; 475. hi, the Lut dinamb Ilia has been oat of demand.—lhtty paid on sum 101560. London, Liverpool, Bristol. ftulf, end the Clyde, 2,22l,B:teethle same period last year, 1,056,593 cwt.; increase, 277,221ae1c-osh on Testa 1047 toot week: London., 11,21;2141k; ISal 46;141; gebol, 310,970 lbs. ; 111,552 Ilw; 009,569 Its.; total, 15,356,788 lb.; same limb 1846,15,33,08 decrease, 2,260 Its. COTTON. LiYearooL, Jo/. 18.—Ilte day were 6,000 bales, 300 of which were out stweastia Deny mu somewhat leA and closed Lately, yet firmly. daidnanl Surat' wen 1, per lb. dearer ; all other sorts anchassed. 03AL.1, lova 14.—Indps, sold. 7. WM., L. .1111.1.111. Can's Manny l7s N I W.II 64 stain ..... Dasiaana Wrst hanky Delaval Hanky IS. 0/ I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS.—MALIa. Mklla . . 0 0 &Wawa .0 0 ladla via "' TALI& mi n . 12 AIM taa. Wateribid .0 1 Madera .of Marsala . 118.1111.8.1 Tkaaagliaave . 1 Pr. ... . .Oily.. SAW. 90 11.10110ai & has. 01 Lieb& . . . 0 . 0, Hanna and 0 Haelaarg . . 00 Itedlierras. . &alga,. 1...90 Ga.avlia&l9ll,, JON. 11.—Arri.ed Northumberland Ike Tat Stratford, and Anne; Mauritius; British ides Diewsea hilt Ceylon; Shamrock, Medway, John Howie, Humid . I b% Guernsey; Idea, St. Übes ; Marlborough, Otkutta; TWEAK Balarier, and Magnet, Rotterdam ; Neptune, Alezadda; IWO le Swing, Jambe ; Maria, Tunis; Si. G. ~ p ur, hew; tan Clkbaltar; Reaper% Lisboa ; Eke Gowe Mb fiende;lldt Crete ; Adam. Havanna ; Cephalonia; Degmbse Pelimin Aida. Mots, Mis• • .l i st Qea =; ot Lawbot, Rabwhe ai m arrd i Virrik. ; BWor lif Ognigg; Ed. Dooka. laemnew„.Yonwil—Arrivale °inmost, WWI; Esther Ann, liennenbeeo ; ?Yawed Bartell= • Harry nedinlins (Wear, New Orissa. hit Urgent, fildirais • New York, AM* andigellYnt Hero, Ooreloskbagili; Counts. of Minto, ; OW Links •Mrldikrgbgre 110 ; Invoice, Aileen% ; Madera, ,• Übe* Trieste ; Rapid, Swan; Wet ; Memellia ; Warder, rit. blab, 114; k — 1 27c=„„,,„, Carnaroollo ; inedenedirsiat hied ; Ane of Trump, Paksys; soft Stettin ; Benton Claim Ceyloe ; Mary, Ibroikaa; Portnnatna, Moab ; fikrapara, Syra; Ganges, Moho; Min stead, Singapore ; Ilszy and Om, Page ilea • Thew, lid; Septuaa,MbaseekL Olt : Rendre Via ... Wm al ise Viellingtee, Sow Yerk ; Mad* V ; Ma FA and Osehogsne„ Mew Grime ; Plibblekla; QM the Wad - liew:ult; 4:ll=Telete ; tiodiroswirw k 1 Imrke. rad abase warn—Tha Irend kr kaikabor Oa* k Doha; Sendboks c lar Gaps ; Mwwy, Or ; ▪ far Dora; or China ; itaeWen, Mewins, or 'Met ; Alba, hr hobo; Mold John's, N. 11; PEW fader, kr Mato bind; me lb*. fit. John's, rawbordibeiL Cuomo Ourwatsd—Thi Ckelbege, kr Beau Vet . ihr thboor; Argyk.td Odor ; liku i c y lytg a r Wi ads" Ida; lbw, kr hat Idwishrog; Jahn MM. let Oahatta; Dm* kr Miel; lOMyt MWOhlirg; theilm. kr Prarkazi; Ake, it ilk kt Twee. gW Qualm; D, kir Georsy, In; and hew kr de Breton. LOSB OP Till LMER AN DDT. A dispatch has bora received FU at to L a s thr Fenipck enciasiagrecgdes of despatches received tram her Moil% 0 . 6 at Malaga and Alexandria, reporting the kw at the slew 11111 " re Fulmer, Captain Croaker, from alarm was sa iwwY Shod of April. tiro n o wok of b.:depress, and list amlalisist shoal ameba, with no ham of her being got cif ; envy mei ma brig Traby, Bartlepool, for Akimbo, vas katasfaia rock, Dew °spa Lasts. (bast at Lebys, N.W. of Pot aileilm.• the 22th April; mew loved. [Advertisement.] Ascrraza EXTRAOI66 II6 CV= or Annum IT liotwirar's Pmts.—Patric% Crag. fill 6 at Conaptces.place, Brunswick-moue, had nand fees I ins asthma for more than three yeast). Thls poor tam eas Is sufferer be E that did not dare to go to bed Om lbw ef lb choking him ; indeed, he could not even lay bls bead e half an boor lost he ahoold be suffocated. Neserthebse, 6 b 6 mw labouring trout morning till night, deeper isal as we= In his life, and Is fact is completely curtd by thews if WIMP gri.e n tiold (also Bonotrays ointment), at Pregame Bsgamlfid. ; 244, Strand, sad by all respectable stal66 Usbi throughout the world. _ _ _ _ OLANCET.-4 DOUs, Ur DD. el J. D. Ouch, W 91991... •tea DAVI D11019.—.195e 9, it b,Yea T. Divides, of _ DI: —At II asdarke 0•911., Carlow, Um Itift t l. DWI/9. .0* Of • M. ORIIIVR—Juo 9, st York, Os. tribe( A Grim, otsoMo TIEWOOSIIIN —Jo. 11, at litllootban, Yorksales vet fit& OOP of tlaosioot. ROSIIRTOOSI --Joao 9, at Modoelbargt, do olio alb, H.••& Mo w a dterr. TAYSAIR.— asib Joutl9. the 'We of D. Cont. ToykO, SASI OO4 " . . doo-tovro, of • I . YNDALL.—Joso IS, ot du, FoK, BMUS, ilto olls of S. 0 14. 10101* w of • daoll9. rlo—orJ. ILLIAmo IS, at latimpholl rano." 0 . 9 . 0 °fib " Willtoma. of • dasoloor. WILLOUOMBY.—Jaao £3, id Wellston MINT. 1904 1 0. • Wlllosobby, of sow OFOODISOUSIL-7w IC Ile of of Hwy Z. Wooll•Oss,TIO4.. manual& atiosua,—lcaspinaloo,—asis is, s , swi* , •••• c" . 14 * Rev 4 4. A. r. in. 1.. of Nodywdo, PorWidd • Barbaro Ant sewn tinginv et Os Into J. blryitnial, l 4.o ll.. NU Mr*. Ilaseedws. inn& Ro 11TON-11131/0011.,nisa ...Boislii=7 the Sao J. D.O ISSB I: Me w W . Wad, to habits. lOW Anson of 111 9 V!= Nsa.,o Weadoes. Watennia • irN it"lh"' :::l T . o:t aLD-- r.. WNW , BM, to NW K. rDOWIPiIIoS , 0 0 110110112.41,111TWILLi-dit li tinii ol DOW.. 44.14. WW,••• T. R. Itarsay. Tow, of fIBa IM =•WOW a limn Animas, isugatas it awe^ SIIITI-PALPRET.-Jus IC at En nti. by ne Der. elit o tri nose Dna ItassaU, te only MOWS "...WS. Mtn,. Bad.. of Yielises. W•gyrkbaltire. WILSOIf-4811LD011 -Joao IC ot Malys', No Me, .o*s. IL A.. O. V. WM.. ut Ow Willis DwWW. W 4141 Y. yottagoot dooditter s. BMW.. D F. .113 1 :1 1 1::: a. soo .. 1 a 7. w t . 11 8 A f . s P H , s . BISILLABY.-+w 11, II sans Vasty'., r... 7 BANN BIT o-,/ ow* 14,k re , not Sk. lss of Merles Korot. St. Jawed, sod SS Boa:row-J.. 14,4. lOWSiLbc.of RIOT u.. 4 .4, ro of prow tbo anbOy of began. Nye A. • BOTT.-Joao Wort, widow of Jo law Y. itott,BlZ: 4 Soi •Itiotwiell, sad ssly donna ant lan lin T. NI ChM. SUCHAN.-.Spril 11, at ?Wogs. Wool Tullio, I. Beard. WS^ sN ow el P. Duna. Ise , at latbasetoss. &be. J. DagliPO. ...MUM( —Jane 11. at Deeedir I/Met, Chrism - master. R X.. and 76. wPg '2 9►arn*-4°.", " 16 6 6 7. Debella mead tertelall .1 the late Oepte/a D. Drat, of U. IpW Arthal. Orilii DI. 151. 1"*L"'6 1.17/ 1" 117.—::: 17, e "..."." 1 Width,. Ill " :te:MI: 7. .....'... g DICIPON —Jae. O. et Deeelteek, mar FOWL . • gl• U.S pleee. seep its, dolt MA0100(01.-1alle 16.-at.7areDle, the M. C.A. 1610 1016 , a ? i t 4647 4 et D t i :eLeart of Deere , h hag, Upper Ceari . l 6. HO IN INIL -41 11, R. Weser. Dee . et Pedalo , * H.C. wet WOO Itereretsystare. eget T. —....1111 , 1e111.711.1.1.—J nee 11. at Pa MI. hear Matteet Beth, W. mem" lierr NMI 11.1(1‘01 VA —Jon 10,./ 1/nbila, of tovin fever, J W II •••• Wog.at I.OW , Ww" .I°4 8 11:1 7 =Xe Maud PWWW Avenue Afollb. IN.11,12 • Is 17.• pod& a/ k imac W If u.k.us av ha LAW . " . "1,1; of M o w. alkighlaCar sill iv... ha Lombard otrevtoilll4.oo. Of R1401*61. If Ulgl int Of LW.. 0•4w1,.( W. Ju•• 17 IW. V