The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-23 00:00:00

Saw intelligence. COURT OF QUEER'S BENCH.—SATURDAT. APTTIWIA AT Nl.l ruse.—Mom time Ceareeli. Non-artustoinell or Strut st Jeans. Urge the eerie jurors is the first ease Whig failed, an. Ili eat WWI to eau • jury. LealOseplaiseid b un e r7 =i it would be_ fag misread rfusesa ea die iurf snot awri cis ailm* It was alt t .... c .,.. = . = ...n:6=‘,..ttz, fr:clusaillgte their gent low. ads speedo& withere d : extuneraticm, = mad tha 1: s1 Vos iespaistr ranks ast Mead. It tees es day. mike the art of peritonea* to Ls Ilea a W s iz% = sad eranted they weak At $ sa larqueut pal ofthe e ells lardthip siel be bed gessived • tatter frost the area ethaleollok ao 'noble hole ahe' ; but it mast b. gsesseig theletleol thie that was ant smarm wag et thearallag $ ea • partraust steed MINK or depot, me" peereere Aler him if le wished to take an sz Me ti eseld take no notice of litterseillieeleil le ?wannest e. Lawson.—Lsath. This MO sa eldest brought aziale the delhathat _en _the of the Ti *RIM ask published ga ligg re " Mar re arlrith of December leth 'The delbethat pleaded not guilty, sod also a justille•- the allefile that the whole of the statements were tree. The Attorney-General stated that the present action rfSS ='recover compensation for two most serious libels is in the Times, and which left him in astonish- Una at the course pursued in defending this action. His Ihlt wee it could not be the proprietors of the Time that mere does so, but that thero must be emu parties behind whir were really defending the ere. The Wee imerpleeed of appeared in the shape of repeal Of eartels pese=alleged to have taken place haws Musa Matt st upon en application for aa Wee =eider, sad the gravamen of the charge was that the had published en ere 14th an account of the pee• swamp which took plane on the 10th. stating certain bete OS ssueristed in sillisvits which were not contained in ear efildovits at all, and sa the 16th had published a further mew* of tits re proceedings setting out an affidavit se UM, beet need on that occasion, containing most slan derous aseurtisas against the plaintiff, when in fact no thie althea IM ever been used ai all. lie could not sup ple" Mat any penes connected with the Times had fur. Wiwi thee reports ; they must have been sent by the par tite who were lit lag with the plaintiff. Anil what he eamelead of vissi that, having circulated those libels, they bed mewed every species of redress, had refesed to eases the name of the person at Mess imaigation or by whose means the libels had been 1 Ithered. awl op inst whom the plaintiff would have wished to pressed ; bet, being unable to And out the author of the Mel, be was compelled to bring this action against the Mews. The justification which had been pleaded would compel him to go through a lung statement of the fists out of which the proceedings at the Judges Chambers arose. The learned counsel then went very fully into the causes of litigation, of which the following may be taken at a sum mary. The plaintiff. in lOW, had established a distillery, called the Dishopegate Distillery, which he carried on tall 1817, when the business having very inueh increased, he found his capital insufficient, and was introduced by Hr. Cortickl, so attorney, to a Mr. Davis; and, after certain preliminary negotiations, a partnership deed was entered into on the 11th of February, 1848, by which it was agreed that the joint capital should be taken at 7,0001., on. half to be brought in by Davis. The pine, eteit In trade, debts due to the distillery, de., the belonging to Florence, being taken at that resent, and the goodwill was estimated at 1,0501., et white Davis was to pay one-half to Florence. During 11110 1 Flumes continued to assist in managing the busker% mil l in 1849 Davis assumed the management, but Florence was informed that he was not attending to it as be ought to IS. ' 1 He had taken a house at the West-end, and launched get into ea expensive way of living, and at the owl et IND the concern assumed a very unsatisfactory_ Wet. he I learned counsel then read letters from the phiallff to Ihode. complaining of the way in which he was tetz eeti perese. burly as overdrawing the account at MA drawing out sums as profits beyond whet the prothesthip deed authorised him to do ; sad he she sent hie a lia. lance-shect for the year 1848, showier *profit for the yew of 9961. The lcaread usual then mmAiaucd :—lt ended in a determination bang come te to dissolve the part nership. The sesseee were gins into, and it was found that there MI • ma el 3,2341. due from the concern to Florence, sad lb Ill• Swarged that the business should be made over to Dab, sad that Davis should then make a mortgage to NINA dir NM doe to Florence. This was accordingly done, and UMW out by deeds dated the 16th of October, and it was agreed that Florence should for a time manage the busies's for the purpose of retrieving it. In December a further sum war advanced to Davis ; and in January Corfield, the attorney, appeared and claimed a debt due to himself from Davis of 6501., and gave notice of his intention to apply for payment under the pro. visions of the bankrupt act. Florence then determined to realise his security, gave notice that he should no longer act as manager, but should enter as mortgagee, and ent trier. Leahy to sell, which he did to the amount of spon which Davis and Corfield gave him notice not to pay it over to Florence, upon which the application for the interpleader was made, and the proceedings took place Owlet& the libels profeeessl to be report.. The affidavit pub lished wagons purporting to be made by Davis alleging that he had been defrauded by Flumes es to the vase of the business; that the account afterward. &r -el eased by Florence as to the pro fi ts for 1818 was fictitious, sod eight to have shown a km instead of a proat; that Davie had introduced 7,000 L into the concern, and had been deferred of the whole by the plaintiff The report on the lath eleupied nearly two columns of the Times, and was beaded "In re the Dishopsgate Distillery." The corn soensellent was printed in a different type so as to catch the spy and the report, after setting out the affidavit, con dededadietating the a course the principal allegations in Hie et VMS lbstrisi by affidavits on the other side; bat. la het, no ewe allei ever hail been used before ipmegs., nor ha the plakeilf sint or Ina etiology sal hawke tia r that any sock woe to Weems until he ea thill meet la the Twee. The hatereisther order wirier was mile al rested that owe gusesleas shield be tried ea to the well, of the us& by whisk Tionnee claimed the wren in the wastiwaosea beekea the gated that then dethe meth • hathathe prelems% Ind thet wise swath ea eli bee ale to have bees deem up epee the mem el me sei ideals, bet is.. of these were made by Davie. Aa emplissiles was ends le the judge at the time of the Yaw fag to have the siblathe wed filed, and whoa the repot of the ease wee bangle te the notice of the plawlifi weer say be ohs sad • peemptery summer. seem spa the W er am ewes why that Ade* Meld ad be oad hmsdletely wrote a letter to the editor of the rum, ilsopinbsiss "lithe report of the ewe la Oho Tithe of the Ma% sal Ilia as such affidavit as the disk& te bed been used. end that en apparels bid Ma slab bit tar; etsand a summonstaker' owl s tbath that seine letter was wit published Athena tho Mb wail leek. la the istrudne the maw semi on beam Mr hassull ev e i ths summons was attended, and th e lie' by Mr. Corfleld , who appeared kr De mad MOM , who appeared for the Miner, at (he having th en boo wade • barempill, ea the = that the allele hid arm lees used. MI the I edge Lamed the somas on that asset sad milt emus Moog °beanies= upon the way la whisk the sea teats ef the Wthiseit am have beam them. Ler dia=er the woman was disposed dMr. ffetbareel, the e estemy again wrote to the seer a the =deaLs the _ awl man that the Judge eatheed the smear es ths pseu d that M sedavitled moor bees used. awl therein be bed as Jerialiseen to Miry it to lie Li The My woad he ear piths& le less that that leen had never been Mewed in the Time flea that day to this. Oa the 18th en Mt was wade to the Marry te the Ames Mr=, emplaising of this , who reamed answer th at one of the leases woad wear the neat seeming, sad that the (steads. had bees delayed by press of ter; and, anordhigly, ou the 19th the letter of lb. 16th appeared , de" having at that time the letter of Ira 17th in their peorension. Hr thought that that was thestestrasediaary ended on the part of a public journal, sull that no press of matter should have prevented them loan publishing the mower to the libel they had circulated. The plaintiff ge se redress (either by th ap e p =if the wiliest or by - of hie letter), ea was mho to Kr. Deal to know whether he would give the =itil the pewee who furnished the report and dead his mew k, er lone the plaintiff to his remedy gybe the plasm. To that as mom was ever retuned bat time eseths aftwonwle the judge's clerk was teemed te flu the ethieva impede& es ems 7. 4 ... s ... east ilea. Ilte hem& ammei them weft W e • alissniant b• ram that Mr. Leh had we lees OD to the lath el the eiessea, ad ...hided by seeing Met what ear wee the eillasseo beams Me. Davis lei the Meth. tent was me le be bat eigthed la •Mt way, eel set to be treated as ft bad been ea die sawdust, end he regretted that a powerful journal, which is wawa paid great regard to privies .Weser and ham shield on this maim have bees Wand to epee bon detbeiweel mule. lir. lake Lam Maud ins thin ailed sail en. seleed by Mr. Manisty, awl penal the pablisalisa OM papas with the libel', swil the pressedige a the liege's Illmrabsts, as shawl ia the opesiag of the Atheury- Osaeral. It ems Ma beimeni that Mr. Baron Platt we la at aseress, laving Bass' besa othimased to prove what leek pie. Le Oseplie—l awed neweasead hie lea* to ehat althea ia sash • maw. It would be wait was ea set dy to esweine Ma lads he sae a ar. Mulafrop ea te • e l ise lla r i erhish Tionameth love thatudi sad Light lemma bad ben amilee% sad mem in whisk Leal Cheesehr °Mahan bed his. es=allffs and bad Maid awl bees eumined. =—Theee were wry dereella erns. I Imo gerlath Aka es a wham, bed to is a to path what whew wee gins lease blea ia • em I should esaider way wesealp, and essemati hie halide aot to th ey ea* • sub mits. The othemithess tithe wham was them owilaned ; and SO MIMI ermiel wan ~lig es go in* widens* to &lit the plea a jusdthe whin Mr. gushy said the &Meant did net bath to use Ng isipitatio• wine the Flask , . sad would whhilaw bet rise. The abeam ea orsmoonbeam by lb. lateley, said agg ge agile* was prodtha bibsfie jades et dewy bi Me DiviL ihesfroy—Did not Xt. Lae% lle saltlike whe agesseeha the soareass, sad Mr. Coda!, prom to ben Oa Abet used ? Wilon—ills nabob wee Aria to ow I sMostsd le THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1851. interfere to prevent than from seeking tor the ury. Ons of the defendants (who are, it is said, Liverpool gen tlemen) said, upon leaving the juatioe-room, " My lord, we hope we leave the coon free from any imputation." The Lord Mayor—Oh, dear, not the slightest imputation. I regret very much what has taken place. CLERKEN WELL. A genteelly-dreased lad, named Harris, was charged with Th r e lky;& mendicity, officer, said that he was in Leather lane, and saw the prisoner go up to a woman who was sell ing cat's meat, and purchase a half pennyworth of it. He then waited until a number of persons assembled about him, when he began devouring the meat, saying he was hungry, and, in fact, starving. Witness and many others prevented him finishing that repast, and gave him money to purchase wholesome food ; but as he readily pocketed the coin, and refused to lay it out as the donors intended, he (Colley) thought it right to walk him off to the Mendicity-olliee to see if he were known. He could not, however, be identi fied there, but as he had nearly 2s. in his pocket, besides some food, witness deemed it proper to introduce him to • magistrate. The officer added that since he had locked the prisoner up, he had ascertained that he had lodgings in Eagle-street, Red Lion-square, where he had breakfasted that morning off two eggs, plenty of bread and butter, and tea. The Magistrate said it was abominable and almost incredi ble to what extent and by what means the benevolent were gulled and plundered, and he sincerely lamented he had not the power to punish the defendant, but he knew of no law to prevent a man dining off cat's-meat. The present ex posure would, he had no doubt, have a beneficial effect, and with a recommendation to the defendant not to try the same game on again, he discharged him. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Williams Baulk:sod, an apprentice, employed to assist at the Exhibition, was charged with stealing a packet of Spanish dollars, the property of Mr. Dean, shipowner, of Whitstable. Mr. Dean had a stand at the Exhibition, for the purpose of exposing some curious relics obtained from an old wreck. Among these objects was a packet of pillar dollars, con nected together by the action of the sea water. The packet was missed, and suspicion fell upon the prisoner, who had been occasionally employed to assist at the stand. His was accused of the theft, and admitted he had sold the silver as two shops. For eight of the dollars le had received 14e. It was stated to the magistrate that the dollars, being of particularly good silver, were worth, as silver, more thew 4*. each. A jeweller named Sauls admitted that ho bought the coins from the prisoner. He asked the prisoner how he be came possessed of them, and the prisoner said his father had got them from a wreck. The dollars had since been melted. Mr. Hardwick commented in strong terms on the facili ties and temptations held out by persons who bought from such lads as the prisoner without taking the precaution to make proper inquiries as to the mode in which they became possessed of valuable property. The prisoner was sent to prison for six weeks. Major Makepeace, of the ith Dragoon Guards, has for warded 21. 10s. for the poor-box. Yoax , June 21.—We lump bail a* a mall show of Whet at smart to-day, for wk weo deb gelempere asked; or. poissotly bat nub barker was alas, at sa mrsearat ha per ` qr. bar ad Oats rather rarer. Moe has stirred ta._par ss ad Nab ft. cz i Wheat. mialSklß CP le aba oso. its. to M. Hs. as Oats, pa mat R ib, it& to 46 Mar, ow et NM., Nu to we. Damao Joan 20.—Tben woe bat wad supply of Oman' whist sal eaY st ad we owe es sinew if at. to KpwbrLreargwYrirsetliaa f. balsa els woes biz boom, prbas vote raw salty sr we Mrs tba MEMO owe Oiler tp._ 'Mat whelk ULM ft Its. ; rta MI% Illb id. t o pp. Oar It& Is Its. pie tab t salssag, St lisolL pimpelsor. tat Is 14s. pscrwb ationewa. leo tette. per 'Ma. Coax, Just IS have beoa iltveured with lone dais ellefolo tra weir m=o.sakelbser=stars of tbs stmspbor gr ism isss 'ley UMW an eeesftypeetew ow sopa Weesowefibero= The we=reelehli aa. oreweelwe bs al sear bs saps& ''Aistkaisrpossol inlir„= s llll Islam ti o=n2 g To= li giONl 155 5= 1 6= 6 4 tio o „km 11782.010, ell* soma et olue. sae goiwk "Ma We pod wew The Me twos Mee eulael wisomosto, mg amber Eels, set eel, owe ateottent owl =:oot mem wed Wawa Ai we west sou Is owe ibo, bet le maw am &OM twills laded twirl alb. The yew Mk WE awe beta prig teedisi ale Ye teleu The waft is antes en voiA k lbeweyswerwee arrivals Pm sant al sill lista sr boareb bas bias ana emo. hpuz sa ir ire%et whisk la a israW — rillUar aa dr Is at salla Tbs dawns essiewe le et. Moo la piles holm Wirt asriksdat boars bes beset liew, ma the piste eiwtbat week bewbesawao ohm aim& Hammitt, June 21.-Theo wee a limited number of esles have bees magi m Us. M. per barrel. aides brume es he mann sod sembiersele imbed= virION , ;so to Mani+ abo Now a al. wired anhow am ,. o g Whoa, sumbeessif SUM were Were Ihme amid only be no la so imPorl[4l lo .... __Eff,„.„. _ - loge In ler long having We gone the adman Mel lite MUM pint fay Is. per barrel. Of eased bp mans team Me mans see net mil la Ann t PM" om on i = o „._ m w l e du lr i nZ u ..b mw. ... mum. la tat tagq with •Ur down gir lama tun asalmt he lam mobil ay. nut I its Me a ""Me lbedepr ilu llimes, HA I. its Preqlshe Ili e ll otC i bilm ises limb ed a: it A rgr i lithe elli a "."l helefildhoo llimeM lli alim allr l; Me_. B" Pri vi et._Lelelnehelt illnia ge. be to Se. U. es. 44. IS adoallo olda•liar n at • ohi e waa fr . === . I I 4C INI 1.- to as. ed. eau ELM ten. Ks" U. te is. U. b. Task VIM - r let ra4l6 -- tigiono. sogl a ring OMNI Mem. w. at le as. Ned. Inn veep, b. 10 11 . le 4e. ed. ; on ime Mame le s, fa on Ike =OM end isnlegni eiee he the pennon ef Peale ara. Me Maud Is idea smile a sad ewe. HIgYPOED, June 21.-The supply of Wheat fur ; the We nine yellow Oren at U. lee. le IL Us. IL; widhaVklerlas• es" ant" "as I. lead a". maae r4 Itak w° had .. ifs. WATERIPORD, Juno 21.-We have slain to Mort a plommeat an Me lahrior &adenoma. Her aid at last week's ,__ ervie of Indian Corn, wi th a liberal import a What. The =nos, Peak and Bass made full as meek money as lea week. t7 2__--- iiib . _ bas " ma p . m .,. „ set us " °m g.. , y. Us. to 34 pee 1,54. Balm, 21s. to 24 per qr. Oats, o,_ atmam s .. Tibaa b . iumugual us by bu m.. fa. t0 . 23e. peva. Urn Its . W' A per tare'. r.VAES PR to 2 le• 1r.,, ..___ ..... b i . t = . • • • • . -regime the Tana. 10 s. to 21 k " Jam ei...;;. ..... negranuon V) two. OW ... eh- . ._ . =eine d huhu Iremeled isrleg the wash hashes very i1m•.7.7. lESXDAL, June 21.-At our market this morning we had mu* .n o k w wo o Ay kws chseged kends brought about only a smell *apply of both Wheat end Osts; melt sol 4 la favour of l i , at b e er me gononer et this day Wright. Le the value milers. Wheat, Zia dd. to 240 - Pm load 0 C 20 Steep' Or s, 1011 . 1 ° at Is s =ma web sag shinellt ; the um* maybe rid of Ild. per elam. Oats. Owe: 'The gusegt part el the Isle arrivals Is gilts LANCAITIR, June 21-The weather this morning his out aimiiika; sei. Nen limilli he adds Omni mg hes materially oedemas" a benasial claim end It la now bails sad sway, with balsa A 1, ga 00111_0•IRIls ..__IIII7 d 4 sesaally qualities difilcult Il c lood a t hwittialt to very of • high tempersture. To.days market was moderately supelird with tow Mom lum uumm um Wheat and Meal; both artc.es sold slowly at la p.r load advance. al=flikokde Peke% luil ash Essedlit'si w a in ' met area Wheat, 21e. to 29a. per Ml's. Beans, Its. lid. to las. Ad. °etas'', • sale have bum pier Delete an Arens, et heady the 37a. to Us. par 24014 atotabnis of @Manley last Mar Is esquestthe ,et es Improensest of Is. par net. Me illehmg ere mien Wen : - Lutetium, June 21.-The show of Wheat was good for m s ag b in.; r i m; ma sain. per 20 may M. to th; the time of year, and Is. to 2 , . Meuse on lbw samples. Spring ou n i uff , go o , sa, to no.; men ohm, to,. od. to n...; French, men in short repay, at mien in favour of seller. white, Us. ed. to 33e. Od.; red, Us. U. to 240. ed. Derby, grind. MANCIIMITIIIt, June 21.-Up :to Thursday last the Ise, per le atom 14. to Ile. U. the!, white, per it stone, weather appeared to be considered of an angenlal character. heavy Its. Od. to In dd.; tbok. 121 . Od. to 12e.3a. M.. - thirds, ant, to 3 Isq liner, atallealm. per rain falling daily, accompanied by cold Withrow triode, which, coos. saM. MAIL to ada 044 woad* Us. to tined with light steaks, caused • meetly imbued and somewhat token Ila to MAL Indian Own, Thine, per .1001.,195.04. to 105., . speculative demand te be experienced for all articles uf the trade at RIRI 3I as envie tad red, it* dd. to 191.; French white and red, gradually advancing pricer. Subsequently the weather has home Ile. Od. to a a id.; damaged, fee oat*, lb. to 14 ; Egyptian, lab to some of ouoysney of tone. Mint 3,000 quarters ot oats ereeltuta par Owl, warmer, with a mars settled appearance end the market has lost Ile. ed. Indiu m. ed. Cces to 12.. /1 , 71,. a pz . o pe irt.,.. 6 shoes, 34. 4 r to es. 4L ed 6d . . ispre the chief 117,1111 from Ireland into Limped sat Meows, and hoes this week t Whea t . 4,120 0""; Indian C°ll4 10 . 431, Za p " " our own mast the @applies are so scanty se meareely to be worth week: Wheat, 3 2 bets; Oats, 1,39 0 ; Flour. 430 men earning. Firm abroad, however, the imparts of wheat, beans, and KIRKCALDY, Juno 21.-The continued succession of Linen corn, sre to a liberal amount, and fair of Bear from Awaits; severe gals, of wind for the past ten days, has done 10C - ilculabe bat from Frazee only 200 sacks of this article are reported this wen. damage to the Wheat crop in very many places In this county (Fife) At oar market this is there was km disposed= to purchase ad the carpi of Clowrie; the Oats and Barley aunt se yet short in Woe daring the week, but the reduced stacks In drat haada tend to the straw, have not suffered, but turnips and potatoes me alureL resort any &Venn= to the port of hidden to smePt lower Pion At our country markets this week we had very little grated my We Von° we tettootoi enhancement eillee this day oe'ontatt ; kind offering. and for the little shown, farmers asked estravegsst Wheat, 2d. to U. per relbe. ; ire,h English Sour, Is. 64. to 25.; rates; where Manchu resulted, Is to 2a per qr. advance wee French. la per seek; and Melee and .ftaHima, 10. to I a ed. per be. ; paid on Wheat sod Oats; Barley and Beans exhausted. Here today oats, Id. pet tilbs. ; and oatmeal le. per load. we had a good supply of Wheat, what% met a very brisk demand at an advance of Is. to 2d. per qr. Only one sack el yat market ; KintnOltotitat Jane 21.-A good seasonable supply of . tor .. poy of 0 .,.. , which odd nuu b ly yd. fully lardwee r. moo . What. sod • fay Millmiellet ; farmers ma he Rigellied hit". tent Wheat, :lb. to 30 5 . per qr. Barley, nominal. Oats, 24. to Us. algenbehmed to imply, which for • the itssited biomes; but outival. per b., of i s m s, gu u /0 sis s . spell egnoest ef heminess was trammeled et the extreme pans d len Dann trade steady, umi so eiterstion in prima San Ink mod In pod demon liathami Is One barely to geed as bet week. TM moments= to ether offish et grab were of eumestan serrester, imetestetbee the sup Whet. Sea to 131. Barley, lea le M. Oen les. to Us. Deems. ills. es Us. per qr. Melt, le. to So ed. per MA'S Tams Ses to es. NIiWearrLR•IIPON-TTICI, June 21.-Tho weather this week. with .he esesphe et ~day, boo been for the men part of an salueeralle doemler. We bare experieneed a seams all of rain en Menge. Hilt Is the basennino period Ugh Innis have pre vailed. Min me shed is have doh lajury to no purtug grain eropa, whemes /name hue 'WWI also leathe sift rif be tem pest. Ili um Nunn thls WINIIIBff we hada mina nun What from the mum bin a m the PK mi mil as Dem sired the arn. Walls lerge,• ems shim fresh threihml ruin wee m our quer lams le. to b. per qr., MUM Imm 44 be 411a.endentra wails op ft UN wherves Is seen seenery~gesktles and hue. a hie Wee mm ter am at an stmeet ef la. per ep.. sew Mines s. le WI assellig at • mien eulussmen We dlit net hear eft s. :=.=far Nona er dui& hem, ime 43e. he 63Ibe. per MN& Hour at lis written le. per sash amen with • fair liti inquiry et Ws ansessmen. bye without Amen Orlading very mass sod mash wanted, ale _ 2. t i lt: b nee s tiet P eri g tke v" e d esetr wili w sp ei rly . I to our Feu Wilk tier we were meessereSzpikel by the gro the ramiple eseetwiee as abe tea Rpm • min were natroulie use alretiewe i t mill a spersnme. esel. Mo ti the menet Man nig.pgisseess seareely MUM WM Nes all this day sebolght. Prises: Whet. bank. Iliellingiellien sew, white, les. ft Us.; red. 41e. le elk; Nee- Mika/ Yea, old, wink, 46.. Is Ph ; red. 44e le elle.; raw Ille. le ells.; red, Hs. to no; Uneelmare, dd. wine, 43.: to dim e1e..44e. to ide • sew, white, tie. to gle.l net, tee. r Ha OEM ad Dena. white, 435. to ell; na g all le 44*. abiliend ssi white, t , o l2s iu t, alli . s.; • =4o: w h i to us. M ‘ Writ Ile. dunk mi gunk Us. N. to Hymolg.; ft _t Seetbembensed Vim. ft id,, ... M. le In; 'bodkin mil d le Ife. ; shevallugh. to 311. Oen Wit illaWeV am Us. b It.; ennmes 11110.iill. ill S te white, halm 30s. to in; mg end Wile Nit afar /gag sew, 331. le Us: llaer ms t, mw. gleggsa Us. le 33..; Nina when Us. to Int Eseeimm, gle. le Us. ; es gin, 275. le gem lesusholds, fes. le 311 e. ; IM p Urals lb. ; letemisib i fan to V* per seek. t Mien Inane sad UM. 445. to tea. ; red, nk to en gnien. Hine, an le ells rid, 43a. le 445. • end Pe. memalkin. w hite. 435. to 44; red,; Ha. le elle. Hmalemg. Umbq al, esil nat white, 421. t• AA; re 4. YR to eas.; liell and illebselm, whim, 43e. to 470.; red, 42a. to Illn; Preentesrg erne Aggiemed, bd. 34e. to Sh; Odmod, red , eh to 40 • . Milk NIL OLIO dr. hre. Pemerau n sod Prussia gig. le Ile. DUN, Nen fin le Us.; Pomeranian sad latemell efe. to Ms. Oster Dna. brew, 3 / a . to Us.; Pomniefelk owe Ille. to lb.; EMMY GM Mush, Igs. to Ins Magri goo 111., lls. to kb. Pak lake. Us. to lls. Was, leasslssd, els. 10 Ate; Alexandria. In ft eft. Fleur per harel ef lenb.. United Era sal Canada, Vral.ll4. tn tea. The arrbab tad week are: When mitabrin gre. • helm, 4,971;100rign, =BB4.msrewiee. e arrelin, 231; Ida% eassewhe. Si ; Oa ts ,, 2,490; Imam 1,741; Fees, Mel" On; Demo, help; , le; Fier, 4,62 5 sate NORWICH June 21.-Our market war only tolerably emptied will ' albeet to-day by *men and also some little by the nrambeees. Higbee yam wen demended, but Wars wore made" W maim drain se and seek thee imbue It. A due was 91•41.11 to trinestify Ned beim dew we only to a use mount. at Is. gm an num ea the pisse et Ms dap Ms mien Mor L a, 11. was meg. huge nellud r Sealog at the Wu nese amereed by meson Destay be INN ewe% sod rims were Inn a ter Ma* Diem ware mull se env, ut so Mtershs. Ogle ememmiled • sae me at tally reds= grim. Whom. weeks, 424.1 e le. pry qr. ; red, 435. le 424. Rarley, wlearg. HA le We Sea,, Mae its. Rea, Oa. raga Oats, Us to MK Fine beseshslil Nero Lab. 31a pr ma el Minh ; C3rl b d stWM; • Mss sad eielmitg one ieson's mein Mtn, trato Nornooltati, June 21.-Our trade in the Corn market here to day is now. We have not much ening, and the prime of last week are filly maintained for every article. Then Jr, however, but links arculation, and buyers act with caution. PultlutonouoH, June 21.-There was a fair supply When kers to day: halt priors were sake{ and does sales were ids/ es 'deuce of Ia per quarter was uads, but the trade us ward yeemelpay to the Inners. No Harleyis sg. More Beau W Osts s and the hide slew, patkularly foe the Mum Para roe, June 21.-The improvement is prices noted YR wish Am been 3•llovred by a steady demand to aawmre, and epos sash man in the trade a farther shams he Imes Them us • poor show d PROM Wheat at or Omar garibmge to. drg, Ufa the Gauen held for estrevagast raga s bee time net !Meg pen, it was unman, awed at W. to la per w*4s ewe ger betmeemey. hestgo was Mkt far 3d• to 411. pee bmai mese mum Inns tssmactlsse were desemestibed; ute itesbi Phu& Ile. U. le lla in, aid Melon Is. 111. pee Mks, Marl= Impend la Hies le. per pa. and le Is Mr reneeC bushelds. fee. to en; NMI , au lis. te igs. et per Mk& iamine lie Osts Is Houk bet m aplomb...seer wessasione 11 . per bean say b. Id. tea. M. Seeped le very Is. kirk. Osbert km east aln share el nudes at as alms* of le. per bed; good, 215, to els. Id.; grime. M. IL pie Min ammo, Jaae 21.-The fine weather having detained mouse ear bums in the bay-field our market Is very stantlly sip. pled Mk mu ef Hey kind. The Wheat trade ruled heavy, r lea be qeseed weak% Oe l* den; mem tee superi o or sOata mple, s. maklog 33e. Barley nut mr, as web ado SAFFRON W.ALDR77, June 21.-Wheat rather dull, Na. to 46.; Talavera, 47r. per qr. Barley, malting, 315. Is No; grind. tea as. to 31s. Beau VA to SIR Pau, sesta, Us.le Us. Oste. shemper,loe. to 22.. Smarrasauar, June 21-The weather daring the wash Ms ben sums* Me ; end What and other mem en glorapid program Thu in of Wheat was int ; sad w s ker Nen Dr peil whim at enamel raid In to t rara . . b r hale falsely wee man. but Heath prism were In mein Con we bed but little yea; but the =HMI met br sash win were well Wheat. 4Ts. lady Ns. le W. Oats, 16e. to YU. gem, W. to Se les.. et ea. ge hos. sta . .se at& qr. lieu, 29'. to 30s. per oak. Malt, pig fithewannitt, Jane 21.-There was a fair supply of what se di tWie mmites, vein& met with • reedy Me, at Is. per qr. sow bet weeremies. Oats sod Darby In sheet supply, at very fad isbas. Wo*PLNITIII, June 21.-At our market this morning We atteedres et imam wee limited. The show of Whet wag sheet • ant miss were reeding teed, at prime lolly owl to them at ha away. The trametter in Barley were um sztatedvs, sod grime mil the awe se bet week. Oats were Is lbw demand, and sing lis astsdad. le lo por u. simper. Old Deus were in good de. mene, an glebes wheeled Is. per Ar. Very few inquiries for Peas, imi grime subs* emallered. Vain Usk le 43a. !been Ilb. le Us. One. des. be M. Deus. Vb. t• 411* gess, In to 331. pie v. Malt, es. tees. ed. par Mirk Mat, M. Se M. per son. Wampum*, Mane 11.-The weather during the pest week W lose men inturde; mot ride et What are In ram sod the asebey sal Ou bids me wry prombiag. At eer *4lst today the Penh Whet me brig, mad selesure mostly abated at pefw the lea swim the buyer. • short supply et Darby, sold sletly at lan week's prism. Osta wan In "h irebut net deem. Diem mem ihe nu dearer. La other sables was no alms. Ma Unandr oaft ollorellep. Winn Wine, sea te eh; red, $6l. to lin pee le ele. Oen white, Us. latmk. lee. le In Well ter , to Um Pup Us. to tils. a glow, Us. to Us. permit Waimea, Juno 21.-We are moderately supplied with gela ef all nds today. When Bas s . lled ls. par qr. dove gin flan a inter she kr OW saWheat, whin lead. dik; ono% 47 . 1 . Pe V.; le& Sh. te elk; extra, 4111. Oale Ild. se 11µ. pm stem amp us • le Ilk. per qr. Wortunrrna, June 21.-At car market today than was =v ow of Whet nam the farmers, sod the leede ruled ken ilt sod help ; Mt weadvinee en gentions Is. elm, "sem sum. am/ mien • Mager tErelellina for bee Mau Flees w e net s era Is. 9W held for WN mew ta wampum et aehrourabh mak et the grow. W _ _ CATTLE, rte.—KEITH JONI TRYST, June 18.—At this importainanoual tryst the show of stook was very exteneive—eati. mated at MGM a third larger than mud ; end the attendance of both buyers off set eso was very nensercam At the outset grog *oniony was ammilksted to dial pareessem, sod high pries. were offered, but, se the mendlore senliensd te pour Into the market, the demand sisibmed, ma. loose& Übe attencem, the prices oilseed began W CaL the Oa isnehisd sit good wain' Cattle, moos wide • large —ant it Mimes ems Yea, at much about the ame am them drained as tbeleffghbleffillemarkets of Corehill, TWTAZ he., MR* bold. Twoqsar-old Meta mold from Cl. to Si.; and throe-yismills, at from hi. to 141., assereng to qu *lay. For fat nook them was a great demand, and high prig • were obtained. A lot of prime fat Highland Ma% Aser.year.olds, was sold by the grieve at Ballthetalluch Castle, at between IV. and ahead; • large lot ditto, belonging to Mr. Crukneltank, Cloves, was mid at ins. 10e. per head. Mr. Crab:4Ellmb sold several other lots, in all upwards of KM head, at an average of Is 13a. per bead. Good Cows were also is great request, but the supply was short; prices current from Si. to 121.; hilerlor, from 41. to 71. There were • shown. There was a large number or Horns but generally ot an inferior description, and rat many sales were effoied. On the whole, although sales were somewhat stiff towards the afternoon, owing to theentsa number of can's brought forward, and, perhaps, also to the shoos— of pasture, owed by the 00t1t1.121M11 cold wee dier, it was conudend a very good market, mid the prices obtained remunerating to the farmer. BRECRIN TRINITY MUIR HORSZ MARKET, June 20. The number of good draught Horses was tew, and o: Maness. ',addle, sobs, Ac., the supply far ex,reded the demand. Mr. Daltrey, Shand feed. had • very Ise lot of draught animals, which brought from 211. to 431. Wee were stiff, and a large mauler of Horses of all sorts re st tined Unsold. Carriage and saddle borers b ought from 24. to 111., while Cobs and small ponies went at all prime from Ma to 241. Old and worn-out beasts were a perfect dreg, and a great number el the latter could o it be turned into money. BREAD.—Jusse 21.—The prices of Wheaten Bread in the Metropolis me from W. to did.; at household clbto, did. to sod. per 614 kW. POULTRY, itc.—NIWOATI AHD LEADENHALL, JI7NI H. —turkeys, 3a ed. to Os. ; role, Os. ud. to Os at. ; ducts, Su Od. Is k; tams rabbits, la 4d. to ls. 10d.; wild do., Od. to On.; pigeons, bd. to 8 , J.; roasting pigs, is tkl. to 7s. each; Surrey Yowls, 7s to 10s.; ditto chickens, os.od. to Or. ; horn-door fowls, is. W. to 6s per couple. ruttish sg" 64. ; French, U. 9d. to 5a dd.; sod Irish, 06.0 d. to 04.0 d. per LO. Ilare., b. to 4s W. eurb. FISH.—BILLINOSOOTO, Jums2l.—Turboto, 3s. Od. to 9a.; brill, la. 6d. to 2. 9d.; haddock., 6d. to Is.; cod doh, 2.. to s*. Od.; lobster', 3d. to Is. Bd.; crabs, 4d. to la. Bd. each ; polar 6d. to 16.8 d. per pair; flounder', 94 to I. ad.; melts, In to 2.. pet dozen; whitings, 44. to 7s. per 18; ea* 4d. to 10d.; salmon, 10d. to Is. 64. per lb. 09.;eta, 001110100, 4.. to 7a. per builtel; and =sacral. 3d. to 64. each. AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW YORE, /ENE 9. . . . . Antra—The market is len buoyant for pots, and the demand fair at 3 dole. Pearls are quiet at 5 dots. 500. Bales of Corrow—Has rallied to the extent of /c. The sales of the day are 1,600 bales at that advance. nova AND Mum.—The market is very quiet for the better grades of Susie and waters boor, but ceder for the low grades, with rather more obits Olg fa heavy and prices nominal at 3 dots. Sic to 3 dab. Is wry aerie'; salsa of 30 bbln at 1 dots. 1210. in bond. The salsa atilsosals reasda 8,0 10 Dbl.. at I dots. 23e. to Oda 370. fee war t deb. lo 3 dole. 75c. foe No 2 supsrfine; I Ys. 91e. to 4Ma Oa lor amsala to strait state ; a dole. 94e. to 4 sets N. for UMW. sal hissa, and 4 dol.. 44e. to 4 dole. SCO. be parettamea Samikausia bray Sad the low grades are inactive. The 1 me Is reemest ; miles WON hblei. at 4 dole 41e. to 4 dots. tar ISMINIIIM it awed strait herb ; Baltimore, Alexandria. and Cleassapaa. as 4 4 Ida 07,e. to 8 deb. 37/e. for fancy. Rye Boor is stares awl quiet el 3 gala 44e. than meal is dull at 2 dots. 75e. to dola tole for state, and 3 dole. for Jersey. Minix—TM market Is easier fur wheat, and prima nominaL Ca °adieu is heavy, with some inquiry for export at 91 to 9541. The only sale. wehaveto note% 4,200 babel* good Ohio at 94e. Rye is inac tive and nominal at 76 to 76 Se. Bliley is dot at 85 to 941 e. Oats are lower; soles of northern at 414 to 454 c. for northern, and 43 to 44e. forJerney. Corn is in large supply, aed the market is easier, with a good demand for export; sides of 68,000 b Abele at 56 to 57e. for weetern mixed, and 59 to 60 for round yellow; white is wanted, and is nominal. . . . . . . Paonsins.—There le nothhar doing In pork, and the market Ude. premed. The !arge readpa have umettlad the market. arad micro are Doodad at 14.626 to 14.75 tor Dew moo; IS deles for do. prima; 14.13 gar old mere • sod If tar do. prima. Beef la very pl ntlful. and b onsAkMkle. Moat 11l War. sold at 8.62, to It dub.. for mean, gad sto 6 dolt Ow pram /kW bras aad prima rm. beef are quite du& sod prima ounimaL Oat irate ate bray aad dull ; rake of 100 Min plant hems at Tr. lboablars ara balo Ca Lad I. 5 Nal pientilul; raw diet bro. al at to 91e. for good to prime. age some; ealos 11/11 prime at Ille. Butter Is plea , iful and ; is at 9toUM kr OW, sad 10 to lie. for Brie. Cheese ia Atm. mils award MA to afo. nototo-4 , did art laerr. Ws tidy hear at a eels of 40 bozos Oltio red Witt Isa. . . . . 671dstritwsid in Its tendency, both for foreign and Oar sr. I.ICO Its. ears& See irate sold at 12; which In the weeder months would bre Weser re.; 25,00,11 r. country pulled wad at Mc. for ararliaa, sal 411 e. to 42 e. for extra. No. I it Lind at Ma, but a* Ur is siairg. Foreign wool is arettroulaing In 11,111 a, which aresay IN airy heavy, ocuousting fleetly of Pdediter now wools. am Dam Ayres and Qpaniih. 400,1 dulbo. un washed Orr* wad Ms lean bought for thi market, part of which anti Ites enfold at Ns. art, delivered here. Om —Oise MS Mr ads wan made for shipment at 42c., and some Os rissailat w Or , to tar. rob. Linteed la dull ► at Soo. to 71s. Oat /spit ima the wbseL TRLBORAPRIC REPORTS. HALIFAX., JUNI 12. (Pil Telegnge tram Now York, June it) It is confidently ex titat tiIS steam-ships Asia and Pacific will take two of Milan an height to Liverpool neat week; the aiamair Asaarires aolla ken Swope reiiched here last night. C 4toa tribes trills vary feta at Osman quotation., but pnces can be‘be Olimagootsa Sass. OsTessilint Sizes of nitride, sold toiday ; do .of slaty, at 111. Indiana State View, at tis/. Watteau far twasalt today J to 1 dole.; Number, 2, 31 to 21; OWN 4to 4; Onadola , 4 I-16 to j. Indian corn, yet. low, 5S to IS santa; maul to HI tents. Michaelis is rather higher, 101 to 11 being onkel kr beet bill.. NEW ORLEANS, JEN• 7. 3,500 based cotton sold to-day at barely a decline of a silencers, mat. dna the metre of the Ades news. Strict mid. , IsiNIONIO st OA Riesling has advehoed 101 e. Freights to Lt. verpool i-letts. ........ Burma resmommam ...... Ingmar Daausorar .... B.E. B.W. Ni. WE. &W. Esc 811. air. B.w. saw. Natio Breese Girds Besese _Gar. _ Oriatis Weise Beragg Erten o;ll:tiresar Bream O.U.s Breese Light Airs Gentle Breese Gentle brow Gentle Brom. Goals Brows Oaritis Brims Oda _ _ Oastle Ineee Partially Cloudy Oltaa.lana Pardo dandy Omflaw Clearikat Cloudlos Maim Partially Cloudy iimalkas anew Madbag Clour hadaly Cloudy GmOm Pee Vary Ow* Omlbw Owner THIS DAY, Nowt. Owns et Wind. Ilbeesth at Wimt. Ade of ths 'toolbar. x. W. Strong Bream Qs.r. The robins@ from the following phase did not reach this °Doe in times for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. LUIWALL ......... L.W. CALLOW L.I. Inirerows (Onus) W. Mittman ...... Persimmons LW. Ncersais Uremia. ..... Tim N.W. Dmrasomm„ B.S.W. hymn, Croons Gen Cane tle Breese Clonly w. Overemet Owls Breen BelnnnelliCloody Glob Isom reetlarp enee7 Grade Breese renew resins Gone Beam reensily Muds Ousels Breese Parlay Gliney Gestle Beene aetelkee Oentle Breese Pertially Mindy Gentle Breese Ma WOOLWICH, JUNE 2l.—Rear-Admiral M. F. F. Berkeley, C. 8., one of the Lade of the Admiralty, it is end will bo appointed Sag allow at the Awn, in about sin et wen wee 6 fren that pried, when the temperary (eel am& ad Clain& the Meneaglion. a fliapihrd wrn sesee.— The eyeispeoleaddaelenteendar Harnatinar ie seamed up him filmeenne lerneslwish, al Ws pert le•aeserew le audmink OVF as& Captain George% se et the far convoyamm IA the Cleve ef Geed Nape. arrialrEleat will give peak seilliassion. and we agent dial of new in the seabarnalles eit, the sinelinien. and the as wrn be saved the Isla de of htowat lihatenen. c or sda yam bung at all, as Delis wee a bankrupt. I fancied there is as affidavit, became I saw sosasthiag whisk leeleull gbu ens in Corfielffs band, but I swear he did ilea pasisme say. On being shown an affidavit wit ness mid Ile mot think that is what I saw. I think it was iambic Oseleld did not say before the judge. if you ob ligeO my ming this affidavit, I will use the affidavit filed in die peasams. is Chissory, of which this is only an mho lay impanels is fist be did say that when vs bad the Itn mid mat aq that he would refer to the rbs the liamitniptcy Court. When I love the siiiimat lila I dal not contend that the affidavit bug less stsd. mar did I Mid the judge that Cortkild had seal Ihs Inbillenes silk I did not know at the time that thsge erm a espareer peammt. I heard it some time after. I heard that lishie boil mist at ant sheaaben some time afterwards ad had seem the pIaMM. I understood he said alma Yobs seanted he same letters and har eems that I might see. NL . ou r ri Caogbsii—He did not say anything about in lay Isaac ef the 7th in as Taw By . Ilusetesp—He l said swastilsisi about sending a reporter to the Bambruptcy Count when the plaintiff was emagined. That was net ensidarei satisfactory. I was net laid that Davis had lied ties ailldavit. I was told gemmally that it was Med. anommined—l was aware of the affidavits filed in the proceedings in Chancery. The Attorney-General said he had those affidavits here, and would put them in. They contained no allegation of fraud at all. A conference of some length then took place between all the wties, at the end of which Mr. Humfrey addressed the jury, and said that they would be relieved from all further consideration of the matter ; that, representing the noes, he was instructed to lay that the reports complained of had been inadvertently— end inadvertently only—allowed to be published. The Tuna wee always anxious to investigate all mercantile which were in any way tinctured with fraud, Li ccee & anxiety had led to the present mistake. NO lot told the Attorney-General that he wished to ma so reflection on the plaintiff, and that no gmannier7 consideration ought to stand in the way of seeking full compensation in such a case, and that be would consent to any damages that he (the Attar nerGessral) might think the case required, but with great libeeslity, he said that his client inquired nothing more then be Modica' his character, and to be freed from all the ex poses to which he had been put. He could assure the other side that this offer was made in no niggard spirit, but should be liberally carried out, and he could only ex press on behalf of the proprietors of the Times their deep regret that that journal should have been made the means of promulgating these injurious statements, and that they had put a ywitifleation upon the record. They, therefore, agreed that the plaintiff should be put to no expense of any sort, and he believedthe plaintiff desired nothing more, and was willing to avow his belief that the Times was actuated by no malicious feeling in the matter. After a few words from the Attorney-General assenting to that arrangement, Lord Campbell said—Gentlemen, under the advice of Mr. Hominy the Dines has at last acted with propriety, but I should not discharge my duty if I did not advert to the undisputed facts of this case. This was an action for a report of certain judicial proceedings. The law has been laid down correctly to the effee, that fair reports of all such proceedings may be made. Ido not mean that they should contain all the evidence and speeches. They may be fair, however short ; but if the report is unfair it is a libel of great malignity, bantam it deceives those who read it and balm they may piece implicit credit on the reports of judicial This action is brought for a report of babe a judge at chambers. I am not pre be my that that is not a publie mart. The proceedings tea phis on the 19th. Than appeared an ac count of these promodinge ea the 14th I le then sesount little objection ma be made, throgh than is one expression which savours of partiality, timely, that the plaintiff had been seduced into the partagoldp ; bat Ora on the follow ing Monday another report append et the same proceed ings—why that should be is net Misielle--Mmt is not a fair report. It states that en etal was mind which was not used, and that imputes thagsoossathandtuthu pWatif and this was an abuse of the liberty of the gran What afterwards occurred ? An app application is mug Ware the affidavit filed. It was opposed on the ground that it was ' not used, and the judge most properly said he could not make the order. Immediately after the esimmacise was disposed of, the plaintiffs attorney sad Is the Mess a letter with a true account of what had Ohm piss. That letter was never inserted. I must try that was Easel unfair treatment. An action was them lunge t. Whet L has a public journal to do with tie melee wren the litigant partite ? All that the pager 'Muhl de is to plead not guilty—that is, I was not actuated by mail; and that I would have let in any just defame. HIM hem they have / added a most laborious plea of jostilisalion, mooting as ; true all the statements contained It the edlidavite, and no retractation is made ; but whim Ike ]slim Mae to trial this plea is abandoned. I mum Nth dot aliough the con duct of the Times generally is inset leldealielle, and when I wish to see reports of legal preesolkegg I generally look to that per as containing an hopsedri mews% ea this co- Lesion say they have made an ensepffien Is that general rule. Gentlemen, I have felt it to le my duty to make these remarks. I advise all journals to make bin reports of the proceedings of all marts of justice, awl not to lend 'climates to gratify the vindictive haw el individuals. A verdict foe 40s. ins ham tmlian by em ant, on the ritts of all imposer bang paid by the lisihndsat. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—SATusDay. diem rue decennia. FELONIOUS ASSAULT. John Allot 19, end Thomas nide, lb, wen charged, the former se and the latter with aiding and aerat ing, la a felonies" rerreh my Arnold. Mr. I'vory molootod the promendekmilek we instituted by the firring he the Protenica et Tame remeslea. The ammo me el • very on regmen themerr. It ap peared that the premeemerr, a pose MS girl eleven years lid. we at piny in the hide are Idingtom, when the pri mmer" sad sem ether Mr timemei her to a lonely place and there mermeirsd the amide melee leer. The bin lemi be* printers Ors& y, but recommended Tribe r herereeeMel esethieradma et the mart, on account elide path mad the Mlktthrt be bed been led into the remendia of the Abase by Mulder ampretha. The irroader seneeteed Allen to be erenapened he sena yaws, and Tribe he be kept to hard labour he free maths, Merry* at the sera thee that he regretted he led meths power to order him to be well dogged. THIRD COURT.—fienraDAT. !mots Ma. Moreett Ovine. AN INSAINI PILSONZA. eierro Derma, 37, clismir, was Lasted ter draft from the dwelling-home of William Greedy Mist, ese cresallised at 21. be., his prepsety. The who is atiniordom*iriarod Prim& soon. wes, or affected tr ha, it e. He was drooled in the jail deer. . and his combo.. \ad been se violent to the airs this hit as.. were t r.„,. pinioned on his bash, lo rhea err ha wee ages b is Ira Cheeks lieskwell Maud be is sisegnien in the re tiref perewarr, silvearith . Cheapside, and e 1 11. ewers of the Me Chao, whilst at the back part et tie deop, be bed a mask of the glass. He ran oat, sal two er three dame her the shop saw the prisoner stroller with the resin in his hand. He said he had dose tie get into the 's prison and be properly preested. The berme whoa sailed was tie ids defense, sassad into a bag ad sumblise Mama alma his hales as sobisat at p d Saab. whosliad upslaid pasassatisa hy tic at FM" uch, a of alisaslisas, sad slab bat bona ; that the Grand and abs the Pope used to Maw him about aril see Mire* rawer to May sad be waisted to be kept owe of disk way. The salsas. whisk was given at great km" was la tolerably trot illealk The Jay Asywitisd bias s the puma of Inanity, and he was ordered to be abbot duke Isso Nsieres piss sure. It was stated that as pose bad bees begin ma skied of bap at Me laddlsasa mins, but in iamb ascertain who In was as where be mama from. MB POLICE COURTS. Two young very ---- respectable -- appesranes Ven• lererghtlebie thelai et d Mayer wpm striidea el havieg attemird i r si ma dried AL nod, pameding le he et the Beak ef Mr. Thema Ilbseed, of the Old Odle ithith4llllllSl, Pishatzeddill. liennesi victualler, add : The dthateats same to q Isme bet sight, Wrest f and l• fiddly mad MO at them rimed hr mine embedment mad drags et a AL arr. The edieehment Wad kw wee brandy and soda water. I Aright he was • little intoxicated, and I refused to serve him sale was a stranger to me. He still persisted in adds ma, end I matinee& to refire. The Loud liayor—Did yea take the as Ards Ida ? Wirme--Ate • I mu* saw it la his bowl Another preen mid he hid no °bedded to give three dl the note wee amender en, and he WWI at the nets and laid he was armlets. dist it wee out geed. fiered peeple who were denang rani the her at the time endelethed the muse midst. aid expeeded It, mad the deamaint seemed indigesat at the dings. The pelimmer whe Meek them into mealy preset at the essumenim beim regeirtt in taking glees wee et ale at the her at the dna. The lend Amer—How did they est men Wag charged with the Ahem t Vilresse—Thei wished le be tarn le the ofteitftheese, mite ben tbr mar teneftleataL The trpefter ea bow sae ebb at aphis' thee the soft Tee • twami no Lewd Ma Hr the afte beta Wei to the _ . . the Moaisaisase caw, said be MI pat it isto the beads OM. Mseioll, the emblem, who ouseseassi it to be gswilisr. The Eshodmat who lad Alessi the alto We sail lathe mad Ws kind hod lama hostal i tie net %MY mama spangle amiss. esi blades at smasifieadisa sa smith Ayala soseest then from meting the ottisteetioa which the Ws swig shy. Ths lasi Weyer said the landlord mall boos oiled emit mese_ hailmiragy if, sospeetiai the sole Imo alt surolest, be MI namely refused to glee Amp. Thom 111.1ftli Ilhea have bees ma sod to the beanies. . . _ . — lieTatTliont — serd hi itatrnot given charge el the gen. ileum. a te repeated *Lithe natter would go before The Lord Mayor—The ishmileafe hove seetehily peel locos to be lad* met at the V— 111., lad l till sc4 WINDING-UP OF JOLNT STOCK COMPANIES. INDEPENDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY.—OR Satur day a meeting in this matter was held before his Honour the Master in Chancery, Tinney, to consider a claim brought in by Mr. Poultcr, fur whom Mr. Rogers appeared as counsel, in respect of a policy of insurance for 1001. The claim was objected to by Mr. Roxburgh for Mr. Hutton, the official manager, on a variety of grounds, and amongst others, on that of alleged fraud. After considerable discussion, the question was adjourned, the master intimating that he thought it was a proper point to be tried by an action at common law. _ NESTIR DLLS IRON COMPANT.—The meeting in thia matter was to consider of a further call in discharge of debts. PATINT KAMPTULICON COKPANY.—A first call of 31. per *hare has been declared to defray the outstanding lia bilities. COTTON.—LtrizzooL, JUNE 21.—The market to-day lob= wait sulpha W unmakes. steady; but sail it ebred =ll. innonsini whit yoninrdir's prim, Mill 1111111111 a withont 211, win km km WI =eh at It* Izalla are taken Ihrommtogg Odb aril= kraus a= mosomma at lid. to nrli ted iAies nemle at lOW tam, into 11.—iks market kr gotten yarn me dm! Is ahormatsked by gm= stseamam dumb Os *ma= *Mom al Mao k Me =lse pates Oho mak grad • kito nor =moo ogiore• woo N. auk boot so • am= sulsislog bask= elm um se ark brim searolo • gas sot Towday aad Ilgeolko. bit N. Mir all Os admotsgas a kortd_a .drn. prisms snindini kneed as kilagrog et hisiftrim sod Wm= ot pea *pm Wad as TnaTZ . ;3 Om** soak= as mop ond sago solo * the Mots nada, ogi *nig maks goramet, Mdaboadis ismitollry iheo= *gm Thoiner mob kr Ni was =As* ors ht am= bat wig la mew toe driektleos N. Wm lam an aim= tn e = Whisbme ma dr nil in gas klasens=l* are tokdri =kap maim la maids an same* to gar pine; N. ammim ysikags, sod rick thiedsg• lhough nenennly Ingald skid 144 blew, de mg gummod Ms ohms as needy, sad smotamte la as maims as le dot Wonsan In tam at N. wars. non Is a poldaelst biro Ilsa v t r o s lgslita• rum" owl mgo dignms =I bulk km= to other =Mg NNW Moo Nikki Ni. kr gem Is& TM ma Mom km got busk ogissolvely, Mt Irk aggsagats = on ga to W om an Is soma • kaga wags =Mon Is ai .eaftr=att ware vim Ism pow inns Os menint kr their ashen winds lire ha Iste wain (.W Is the cow very wareft). • =ors wis taria sal polka= benneno than has new boantatar ma., inantns WOOLLIN CLOTH.—Lsarrs, Joint 21.—Tho improved two of tile =do W aoathreed tally. There hos Wsa her bari um Gem M rho Itals, awl as Meeks IWO kora gm meal at tblA soorek MON sembris koserd So Ira opme agree et soliresa Mire_floles Po Ilegsboare at poems le hot lorp—e iramoleese he a peer mornoore the memo at the you, thole Minaolselh bi verien army born la the terra le lONAIMMAT. LlNEN.—Bzinn, Juno 20.—Aare of our reports, with tepid to the Ole el the bode, aye gale as disemy se they bare Men daring the pest math; other are mere eass• WWI ebbs d deems ass mearaboyed, soll the Om b seemo- Isemsee ore essehbreshap gofer there alit at ea ported et IMO& TM pa assist ban bona Nemeteletsiesdlue, doe* A rl ie ?maim Ileg U% One areerproileet Memo lbot .yerse tare ernes. Illrasas mabot, ea IlaNardwot as. PIK par Imalle—ji par wt. kr ari e sad idles "atria peke sembstassat mid sees read Orrie Yet psalm sad bap ap the arroplepsg maims deft ISTIN" . Lie di motet we hale air nand amp elk& WWI lot Afousti mote a el the Dm NM= Ipb la 1.1140111. at tagagrt Otatled =lea le Wad rnird ea Cipirtit= l ifriordloss le Ilses Orb. at or Sit VII lord. Is ibe *Si Odle moos Melo hhholle la us. The tbrds birodloorsiraily (wand UN nab, and the Ilsormeny board lAN look br the use et lir rsepadhe vest hoessee—Baarre r Übter. CORN.—Axaoraa, Jur 21. Hay-making is this moliabserlaat it ow la IA anallos. sad as brown wag Wag sepr Yr kW Mieriass at air =arta to.ka two at& TM Mat Vat vo% bowsaw. tea Ink ad beam Oat atomer Mos alkaat as bat. The trormodor r Data we as. Nal Is sta Is 4 trt vokleo Won etre elMotogroetod, • aull soma el ftaios ins tearolood r ari p a ot atm oftoroas dabs aline& Wank Va. Os ao. qr. 110. 21• Oat, lb to V& Dew. Ka to Ns. llow. Vora pr ate. Jae t.l.—What is bat ',- knot 'equality, ael but law who ollailed af t sots I amodersto sway, owl hely ealo, at a strian to edam Wheat. St. to 111. Is per looter S qrs. Darby, Ma to Us. pee qw. Oat.. at.. to Ha. Beer. pea. to Ho. Pwo, 30s. to 34e. Valehr, 3h. to Ulu BATH, June 21.—At our market this daywe qw4.l l lleit i w usfir. togba. Other imilptioms dpsi the MY is hot Nippon), his 20.—Than was • *PAW silisiman at earkst today, and saw What dowing. We ennant dam or gui dons at last weak la any ordain wilk the amp. d what. midst was dd. per build dearer. Sawicz, Jane 21.—We b.& a vely ea l attaadiaa• at teAkr• market. Very auto soda WOoot 10. to la. pot qt. doom. OW mg Sorb, st lot wales ratio. - - _. - _ BLAIMPOZD. has 3.1.--11111 by banal Is malting stud, pi; *lmp are my Sr ad tatifition. Neal a madame et Wheat al taNafsmatbst; qv/Br/psi 'Thai. raradirrs /111 - 116 Kt. sad prires 4 4:ol Is me larisom Ir. sr sr. serms. Mot tam are gemil a artist draw 1 dams. Tlis Briday troloodilk the at a tat ittoilig now skr*t RAM& *mg et ellakigira la ad Was aminil3 oriluaL wlrmi. so 43L per gr. Us. or NI. Ore.loB. to EL Pross. aits. to kla ftai. Ilk lo NM; Ca to le. N. per boa& Dale. Il 8 a I 9 24a pet ark. CLMIZIDOI, Jaw 21.—We bad Miimeme• at warkat today, sod so dump fa Woo out Ito sMi la my Ms* el. though the sandy was short. Mao; mod,, Oa la Mat wig% Me. Drat, Dow, ; old, Sto. Per. No. to Oalo. Ma. to 14. IlaT, June 21.—We bad a &Mt mpg of Wawa, sad folly nalateleadlest vest's prima WWW. Woos. WV. sew, Us. So dia; asw, wilt% 40s. to 4711. Imlay, Ms. Oat; Ilea Diem * Ma le Ns. ed. Yeas. 17s. CaaLtell, Joao 11.—The supply of grain at our mar te.dag gas mell. vita 'good &woad ; ellesat sell* at sa ad. e l m VW Walk sad ell add In shoat tea Lasts, ham tie semsaseameme. Dada sliest sitosaet. Oslo isoeh the same. WY.. asw, Ille. to lea; old, les. le t ; red, sew, 17s. to lea; el/. Us. to les. Bang, asw and old" Ils. Id to O. wasso. R. lat.; exastoe, la to Is. Maw , la led. to fa I per Calassel. la 10d. amiss!. in M. lkstryssal, lo sarsal. Orsparmia, June 21.—Supply of Wbost only seilooste, W indo Oa a rot tistsrdsy's rpm Doh Miura lad morboato re air Is *Pr partiosa, rod womb* PM Ir boom Pair mo s a ..ang grim Then le alailernia to me la Ile wise at g nu a i d e , fliwin sec Ira ambit ape nomba era dip. 1 Gistollamaa, has 21.—Tbe rap* si isilisi Moral at brat bormorl.arro tbr lbw* Parlormoo Mat PM* PI sar alba tr rat album+ PIO% la atm= alb par op ioroway viol la prtril ass. Sur Maw of toratia Wks prod aka, e hapapator rao drapd borlaart Pr airrasoreabal alas ast mod la s t v. spa ha WIWI pima Dadra bla psi awl Ole rim bak at haw Wis. Priam ram lank MOW glib. J MP or rat". roam berbioaal yam Sermaa, Pr Pala; rod falba masks Dmia,Seallioa ism min, Spar, ort Rigilista OProdala. ft 416.= " 6= forado. Da" Sis, ft Ma.; bool. iltaabo rad Treitarri la lea; bpi Pip Pa le Mk Pk Pa oco MA=pa pled .. Par Pa ; Idly Pa Is Sea I I MMus*, rausleatke-, rip 04. Is lei. id.: sa..m.i ii. nt. i ll 4 ria aim si all tjollta IZ, Po. or Pot rap ; Ira" Pk Pa ro ,Ila. • Oa to Sia. Clair e Wraps, , ma Umarilo ws si ft i Wra,, Parolla.lll. ir tra. IL I Clop, barapga, T i t . *pa Y !UAL b lb.; = l / 48. 1141,11& 616, ta. i Wali, la. P inu t ie. p lierr ie. is orspilbaia. !LAM Pa mil torslvi plains, pr GNU, Ira. is NIL Lbws& nns. l va pa, leka Isparta at Po woo papa =lt : 7,743 qrs.; le OW, 1,337. Cio mamma, Jane 21.—Oar haws Wag belly sa pid PP Pa hal rarroat, tat amp al libsit,aaev yr es. t=t7 alba. Tr Inds Pa art bib, bp as pea lei WPM. 440. lo Pa; Pi e Pa P airraWSta le 11a. Orb. Ikr le HP DAILY WEATHER. TABLE. MONDAY, JUNI 23, 1861. The State of the Weather at each of the following *SOS at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The atittooa are arranged in order of latitude. Nue et Mee. ORM Of I Wind. Nab of Weather. SHIPPING rNTELLIGENCE. Ye Ai ow eanywnsimats Ike "Illdpphs4 Ons•it• " " Ileyd.. Lt.t.'•i CASUALTIES. Camhyses, Barton, haineaitielTiiiiibiaund for Annnttn Bay to till up, in leaving this harbour on the 19th Mar, got in a dangerous potition north of the reef, and wait blown into Little Bay next day, where she remains; having grounded; the cargo is being discharged, and she is not expected to be got off without much difficulty.—King ston, Jamaica, May 28. Maria (Honor. Kuff), Heydtmann, from North Shield, to Alton, was stranded in the Eitzenloch last night, and is full of water ; crew saved.—Cuxhaven. June 18. Town of Dundee. of Whitey, on her upward pas ~',e, was about 30 mild N. of Liebau 23rd May ; crew saved. I —Elsinore, June 15. SEABORNE MAILS. [X dada that the mails ere seat treat the Cieserat Pott-othee eV the aight--ert o v the etotnies—demateb.l Dosy when made up Prom whet COUNTIILS. in Omen! Pose. Poet When OMos Lambs. despatched. dm. Ameries(lyßritpacket N June n Liverpool !Arrived eineriesarytthlted Stater packet) N Ameries(hyU.Staterplill July 2 southaraptou Jute 26 Africa (West Comp ...51 14th of the mouth Plymouth :July 3 Alezaadria• N 119111&30th of mom. Dover dune 23 Selena N oily Dover 'Duly Brasil N 9th of the mouth Southampton. Jolly 12 Buenos Aires. M ith of the mouth Inuthampoon. July 12 Californialvia ChadroslM .11d3c17thof mouth muthampum. July 5 Cape of Good Hopi N 1 ith of the month Plymouth July 3 Conetautinople • `e 7thl7tll27thof nom Dover Central Aroerke M /Mr/Other:none efoutharepton.' July 3 Mooned Wee N Mon., Wed.,&Prid. Soutkeroptoe .! Tu. lb. is mil( M 1 - th of the mouth s:outlineapton.•July 20 nonce M & N Twice daily Dover ' -Juan twi of 8. , Greece •1 itlillth2;thof moo Dover -Jum 30 ' Hamburg V Pimiday & Friday London iTutu n iiet Holland M Weithes. & /lunar. Loudon I MoiLllau Hendurss N 17th of the mouth Southampteu.!July 20 Ireland If & N 'Drift daily Holyhead Tirade lad& (Wa Soutkani: L)34 leth of the month southoompton "July 23 India (via Marseilles) N 7thib2etli of moth Dever (July 1 Ilediterranam(via tiouth i ampton) 3l Jot). of the month Southampton. 'July 23 Dittolvia Marseales) N 7tka/4th of month (lover ofti.ly 1 Mexico 21 2nd of the mouth Southampton:July 5 Madeira Ol 9th of the month Southampton. July 12 ~ 7th,l7th 101.11,27 th Malta* '• I Sauthofthe mouth Dover Naples* N St.llstb23thof moo Dover Papal eltatee• N Ithlste2Jtliof mon Dover haulm& te 7thl7thi7thof mon olouthampoon.;June 26 Perm.. 31 17th of the month southasupoon. ; July 20 Cummy• % othlsth2sthof mon Dover !July 2 West Indies 3l 17th of the mouth Southanapton.(July 20 Was Indlee teneept Ha sunuA, and Nemo) 51 let of the month Southampton. l July 7 • The MIRA to thaw emintrles thus marked ( 8 ) are conveyed by erench peeket vi?‘fursethes..._ ... , . ... .. .. ... !Southampton. !July f. (•) are conveyed by CALIPOZNIA. —Mails to are nor despatched and ;;u7d from C 3.0 t by every L tin the United Statet et packet. ARRIVED. ADlON4—off Deg, June 20, from Callao Baal...row—off Liverpool, June 21, from 'dew Orleans Cmaart—off Deal, June7o, from ELlA•ol—at Queenstown, June 10, fr0m....-........ 111 10riWg ELIZABITIA WOOD—off Liverpool, June 21 HIPSIIIIA—on Deal, June 20, from_. .....• Lauer—et Falmouth, Juno .0, from .......... ..... _. . Barletta Lisa—of Queenstown, June 17, from ........... .......,..d.ell Mane On.rmaat, -off Deal, June 20, from Calcutta Mau Ivo—off Deal, June 19, from Quinn—off Deal, June 20, from ResoLors•-at Portsmouth, June 20, tr0m............... Meow tr o—off Lieerpool, June 21 Beams—at Bristol, June 22, from Barbed ra Brunesa—at fames, June ZO, from Havannah VICIOIT—off M eal, June 20, from Port Philp i.l WINAErai.II Deal, June 20. from Van Diersen's Land __ . .11editerranean , Callan ....Loadoa June . lfuhdoef BAILED. Aotiroarn—frein Liverpool, Jane 21. to... Beirut Bnornays—from Liverpool, June 21, to Brionintt—from Livery° •1, Jane Al, to Bombay ................ BRATIICS—froca Liverpool , June 21: to /Womble* Dorous—tront erstol, June 24 to taus ?tumours—from Liverpool. Jun. 21. to at. Poteroburgh ELszsarrn Oftrnrit—from Liverpool, June 21, to . Etat',erre CAternert.—frrm ureeioci, Jute „.. to Ba;badore June 2,k, Manwillcs Bann—from Liverpool, June It, is Konigsberg Etora—from T iverpool, June 21, bk..— S 'yra Pain—from Cardiff, June 20, t 0...... .. ......... ...... ... ...... Clurties Pau-on—from Greenock, June 20, to Calcutta Peon from Bristol, June 21, to Demerara Goon's—from Queenetawn, June lb, to London line—from Liverpool, June 21, to HOVIIMMIAS—from Liverpool, June 21, to Barre Ilairoalcz—from Liverpool, June 21, to .114. Toteraburch 11,4A0 Nllll'ol—from Liverpool, June 21, to autrietton Iran PALIT —from Liverpool, Jun. 21, te Nantes Into —from Liverpool, June 21, t 0............. Trl..te Joarno—from Liverpool, June 21, to itin Junto—from Shields, June 20, to Triage JOHN WOOD—from Liverpool, Juao 21, to Bombay I.4lllllCH—from Cardiff, June 20, to ilareeilles LILT—III= tahnoutb, June 19, to Landon Lao —from Liverpool, June 21, to Nerve ''-"-- TY Leteornne—from verponl, June 21, to Stettin MAST Alm Perry—from Briotni, June 21, to New York Motes %Volume—horn Liverpool, June 11, to Barton here—from Queewtown, June. 19 to . Landon Mimi—from 'Liverpool, —, . iverpool. June 21, to Archangel MAST ELlL4llol—from Liverp ool, June 21, to Rigs Mown* from . Liverpool, June 21. to Lima Nanekurmir--iTOM Liverpool, June 21, to Ne. York Nava—from Liverpool, June 21, te Archangel Nerrikuo—hem Liverpool, June 21, M...« Kompotberg o,l,•—from Liverpool. June 31,. ._ to Alexamitria —__ --,___ - , 171.;!;;;F•rn,Tiu . r7C . 19, to Prr—from DeW W, June 21, Perna linacior-hem Ltmpoel, Ruse 21, to Orleans BAIACIII—from Liverpool, Juno 21, to Panama ficemn—horn Liverpool, Jona 21, to Riga Tavel:writ CAFTLZ —from. Liverpool, Jane 21, 111) R,bta Tairrav—front Liverpool. June 21, to Aranterdain Moen. Emma, —front Liverpool, June 21, le ...... Bubotoes Unnion—fonn LiverpooL June 21, to Yana Wittier Perm—from Liverpool, Jane 21, to Newfoundland YOWII.I WWll—front Poole, June le, to Newfouoilend VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. British Prioress, of Glasgow, from tondos, bound westward, Jane 3, lat. 48.21 /4., lon. 21.4 W. Eupbeenue (barque) ; and Black Prince (brig), May 13, lot. 3.34 8 4 lon. 2/ W. Oarland Grose, from Load In for Adelaide (S.A.), lat. 21 8., ion. 31 W. Stamm (ship), March 4, at Port Phillip !leads. CUSTOMS DUTY.—OR Saturday a parliamentary paper was issued, showing that the amount of customs duty received in the year ending the sth January last was 10,969,53.51. on goods imported. It appears that the duty on goods charged with duty on first landing from the importing ships was 926,6951. On goods warehoused the duty was 5,687,4061., imported directly from foreign parts, and 4,355,2331. received under bond from other warehousing ports. [Advertisement-]—A BAD LEO CURED BY BOLL°. wales 01311INNT MOD PI WI an as TWICNT Y Tram' Surraarso.— Extract of a letter from Mr. Andrew lirsok, blacksmith, e.yemouth, dated August 10, ISO : —"To Protessor Holloway. Sir, —1 have the pleasure to inform you that I base obtained a moat extraordinary fare by the use of your celebrated ointment and pills. For upwards of 2g years I suffered with a dreadful bad leg, and during that time I mesulted anal eminent surgeons, but their effort , Wed to do any good. I them had recourse to your ointment and pills, which, with the blessing of Provideece. has completely healed my leg, and made it as sound and as perfect as ever."— Sold by all druggists, and at Pro fessor Holloway's Fatatilialtment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. —,fuse 20, at Stratford, Eases, Mrs. I. Borrodaile, of lIRTJCE:—Jane 19, the wile of H. A. Bruer, EN., of Duffrys, Abet dare, ahmoryambire, at a Ma. a daigbtu. IS, at litchin, Berta, the wife of J. Eode, Esq.. of ..C.. FISHEIS—June 19, at Millis Vicarage, tear Sittingbourne, Kcnt, the wife of the Bev. W. hisW, Y. 4., of a daughter. HARDING.—June 18, at Southaea, Hants, Mn.s O. Harding, late of Madras, of a daughter. KEWBLE.—June IS, at Leggin's, the wife of T. Kemble, Esq., of a daughter. 0811011. NE.—June 19, at it. Ives, Hun% the wife of H. Osborne, Esq.. of a son. PENN.—Jams la. at Common. hlll Haase, Claimer, near Worcester, the wife or J. Pena, Pa}, of a daughter. STIAVENSON.—Jane IS, at Holloway, the wife of I. firearm:soy Esq., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. DOBSON—CLEMEWITION.—Jarie IS, at St. Johns Paddington, Charles, younger son of T. Dobson, Esq., to Julia, elder daughter of C. Lltmentson, Esq. _ _ GERMON—KILLER.- Jane 19, at St. Werburgb's, Derby, the Rev. N.Oereoa, Jun., M.A., of the Holy Trinity Church, Ilukne, eldest eon of the late IS Y. Oenann, Req.. of Leigh, Devonshire, to Ellen, youngest daughter of J. E. Killer, Esq., of Derby. GORDON—WHITNEY.—June 19, at Bislogrebourne, Kent, by the Rev. A. Eden, A. W. Gordon, Esq., Capt. 61st Regt., to May, Elisabeth, eldest daughter of T. A. Whitney, Req., of Merton, Weafted. ones-1108INSON.—Jane 17, at St. Stephen the Martyr, Mary. lebone, the Rev. J. Green, N.A., Rector of Little Leighs, Esser, to Norgeretta, second surviving daughter of the late W. S. Robinson, Fag., of Croydon. LERDS—SAVAGE.—June 17, at lit.'Nknalse, Brighton, A. P. Leeds, Rao, son of the late 80 0. Leeds. Bert., of Crenton.park, Cam. WW4nhire, to Anna Marla torege, daughter of the Be!. J. A. Savage, of Sumeez.equare. MITCALFI —rat tVALYZ.—.Ittoe lb, at Be. Mark's, Maryletone, by the Rev. J. 8. Grew, Unary Percy, third KC of W. Mitcalte, Pen,. of Croydon, to Margaret mood daughter of H. Mica% Esq., of Whitby end Tynemouttt, Northumberland. rawidAN—WIIITAKEL—June 17, the Rev. W. S. Newman, of Tatham* to Catharine Barab, Mb daughter of P. Whitaker, Esq., of Banamea, Oxfordshire. ITIJON—CLAY.--June 17, at tieftaa Church, J. J. Ritlol2, Esq., youngest eon of the late Mr. J. Ritmo, of Maryport, Cumberland, to Reim, mooed daughter of the late W. N. Clay, Hp, LiTofigol• DEATHS. DEATSON.—May 30, at timbre, Elisabeth Wary Anne, wife of Capt. B. & Beaune, 8.8. DEACON.—Jana 30, at atainforbstreet, Wary Ann, widow of the late J. Dewey Erm., Itarehal of the Admiralty, aged 74. DINDL—June 17, at Oekisy, nem Dorking, A. Deady, EM, Mita 73 . JEAFFIRISON.—Jar 19, at Islington, J. 'entrains, Mal, aged 79. 11AVACIL—Juns 19, Warrant, wife of Mr. B. Savage, of Craves. *sly Old ILeat.resd, aged 47. SOOST.—Jeas 13, at Oloosestsr.pleee, Sir D. Beat, Batt, L ll .. sod 011. TAITION.—Iona 19, at Clifton, W. Dittos, Pm., of Wriagtom tomersetahlre, aged 31. Pasted we yeatlMltal by gaunt Luse H&i p. =t Meath la the aolm ot Pdspe. at the Onft I Init. laths pliant Assyee-41e1WAViala 11. Ugh s 1 Ii