The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-10 00:00:00

SHAM LibTS.-2HIB DAY. Two ono= The railway share nsarket mains doll, with little change in price. Manchater aad Urea stock has again declined. Lancashire and York shire, Berwick, York and North Midland, and Ox haad and Worcester are also rather sewed. Other dreeriptiors are fairly supported. Is foreign and colonial liars the transactions hare been limited, and prices exhibit no stilling altera tion. OSMIIIIII EXAM AID ROCS,. iaassib. limos, Imo nal Mad lmiusa -- %ale NA Illraliely. 9 l:= 6 Viiiii WU,. Lea Or Jar It Si IN NNW** IN OWNSIII I 77- 1 sll Cennoll Owe. hen. r 4Vid.,' lke °Nib * NOM MO* IN No MN as ......-....... all Nom 416•NIN_ ... IN trim Vali*. Owe IN Ds. INN 1121 INN NO gut lasselii . 7 IN so, -4 1 silie ! ' Idiseene. Peva, um... Meow & en* Wawa. Ome Ow* et leslbel r:I ihi. a. Obit— De. 111. Swil... lie& re Wee. Um), rDum Wows_ O INierVriSsf I tamart. SO/ Or I - lalreiiiiiiii - Witierei; D. le. F. 1M _.... D. ie. ge dem 1 Weiss soil Iftilisoll —1 = . ll I lsz i nazi: D. 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I=blkldeb Cubal . 1,143 1,454 1.707 1.643 Tug VANDERBILT Sreastga.—The large steamer Vanderbilt kilt Cowes on Wednerilay, en rout. from Llano lot New York. She took out 122 parnengent, nearly I,OOS tom of cargo, and a considernble quantity of specie. While Irving Cowes the Vanderbilt passed the American steam frigate the Snaqueltaanah, lying at anchor there. The crew of the latter manned the rigging and cheered the Vanderbilt, the frigates cnxigne were dipped, and her band played " Hail Culumbli.' . There unusual compliments were be stowed in honour of Commodore Vanderbilt, the organimeref the purely American Transatlantic line of etccaammmene ,, to which 'lb Messmer Vanderbilt belongs. The Vanderbilt reached Curies in eight hours from Havre, and she coati at Um former place to embark her English ears end ship malls. The Vanderbilt beat Co ina's stenanee Atj Louie, on her last voyage, by 24 hours, having made the =from New York to Cowes in 9dmi Id Mum She from Cowes on Wednesday six hours thee the At balk left LiTO/4 for New York. It is folly expeeted that she will yet make the passage between England sad New York In lma than nine days. Commodore Vanderbilt has determined that hie chi ps shell be the nrifteet on the Atlantic. The commodore intends visiting England next month, and he pwpoies building two other largo steamers inimadistely for the Atlantic traffic. • Tae SOrTH YORKSHIRE COAL. TRADV..—The coal Diem of South Yorkshire bare deterrniaad on making an Memos In the price of the Barnsley bed of end, both buds," or stems cost, sad " sorts which is considered to be rather an imprudent NON parti-ularly at this time of the year. If the advisee bed hems made in August indeed of July they. is every pnbabilky that it would have bent atten ded with soccer, bat now it b anninfel whether the advance can be maintained. TM Gnat Northers Rata, Company, who are large cmgcaseve, and webs= sztenelvely ia the South Yorkshire surket, appose delerndaed to mein the ad maze, and the conampateme is that there are th tireelat no fewer than six extensive collieries lowly at • and the owaini sat. inclined to impend operstiona Oa they can obtain an advance COMINSIIIIMI• with the wags of the ; Wag also of opialoa that enal will pay well fur keeping in the li4. 7 lfturatsitrrpumstais. _ • Sot 111-rostaLftle naILWAT.—A special meeting of this censpany w held at the Bridge-house lime), yester day, Nom I. Brig in the choir, to consider rsrtain now before pi/lament. in com_p liance with the Whom - litre order of ths Ileum of Lwde. The chairman stated that the oliect of the meeting on. to submit for approval or others:es misfit bills which lied peened the committees of the Home of Commons, sod were about to be Introdneod Into the House of Loris. The nest till was to authorise the construction of • rotisf line from the Greenwich Jimetion on the North Kent ' Railway to Dartford, rid Ethan. After entering vary folly into the directors' remotes for recomusseding the bill, the chairman moved Ito adoption, &abject to such elterstions as might be made in the House of Lords, end the revolution WM adopted. Beeolutions were also pared *proving the bill for manorpeg the leading hoe with the Griot Western Cern peny. and of the West-end of London and Crystal Palace Bill (eacliohng those drown suihorising the etwepsny to Was aMiame4 capitol here titer, should it be domed im carry to purchase any portion of that line), &tag power tra to egc.nter into arrangements for the mutual interchanp of Th'o French government has given notice that on doe lath inst. wilt be eold ',lithely at Brest the following ewe .easels:—The Prudent* sad Raredla, corvettes; and the Pylads and Ruse, brigs. CRYSTAL PeLAIIIL -•••0211 81171a./No DAT. Taraaoav, JILT 9.—Adadadass an pay:east, 7,24 Mar, by areas Watts, 680 i Wad AWN; 7iM. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1857. Lab *Melkweg. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JuLT 9. •rruie. O . 7LIMULTT V. IeDOW ELL. THE TIPPERARY HARE. SSSj 1$ a ail $3l EQUITY (BeR ore the Master lof the IteUe ATAINTON e. CARRON COMPANY. r•LT 9. Riodersley.) AUSTIN IA I.IIQUIIAIIT.-COSTI. Moine the Lord Chancellor, Lora y mbsey Lord St. Leeman* sad Lord W This wee en appeal from a decision of the Lord Cliencelk. .f Ireland. The matter came before the court in 'reload ca • cease in which certain depurator' in t h e Tipperary Bank = i t to recover the amount of their depoeita as aga inst the and the shareholders. The facts and argu ments wee= stated in the Ilzytru of 26th June WA, and it may suffice now to say that the whole question turned on whether the movirtions of en Irish art, 33 Oso. 11. e. 14, which provides " That from and immediately after the time that any beaker shall ebecond, conceal lumself treat his auditors, or stop payment, or die, all the real estates, whether for Bees, en fee simple or fee tail, and all the per meal estate., credits, and effects whatsoever, either at law or equ4, al which such tanker eball be eeised, possessed of, or entitled unto at the time of his death, or stopping payment, I or absconding, or concealing himself from his creditors, shall ta liable and subject to the payment of all ' end every his debts, of what nature or kind suever the same be, without any regard to priority or preference in = payment other thin and except ouch debts and incum as such tanker shall contract before he became a banker, and except each debts and imumbreaces as shall be secured, by deeds or conveyances registered according to the provi sion* of this art," were in full force, or whe th er the 6th Geo. IV., c. 42, under which the bank wee established, repealed, or reamed inapplicable to joint-stock banks the provision" of the said act. . . . . . . The cue was argued at length last month, and judgment poetponod. The Lord Chancellor and the other noble and learned lords now severally delivered their opinion., and held that the statute of 6th Geo. IV , c. 42, clearly overruled, and, for the purposes of this case, repealed, the Irish act of 33rd Geo. 11., o. 14, and that the decree of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, disunite( the petition of the now appellant., which prayed that the trusts of that act might be curried out, was correct, mad most be 'Snood, but without costa BAUINO . B DIVORCE. At three o'clock their lordships proceeded to consider the second reeding *fa bill which wax presented on the petition of Wißha Frederick Baring, who prayed that hie marriage with Emily hie new wife might be dissolved. Mr. Calved (with Mr. Davison) appeared for the petitioner, and stated the cam. The petitioner woe Mr. William Fre derick Baring, of Eaton Hall, near ltetford, In the county of Nottingham. He wax married on the 11th of November, ISO, to Emily, the daughter of Sir Richard Jenkins. The marriage took place at the British Eirobany, in Peri.. 137 the marriage settlement Mr. Baring fettled four thousand pounds on his wife, and Sir Richard Jenkins contributed a Minder owe. They lived fur ague thole in Pena and afterward. at Guildford, and in the year 1852 they re moved to Eaton Ilall, nem Belford, in Nottinghaniehire. They lived together entirely, except for nix woke, in 1854, when Mr. Baring went to America. Eaton Rail wadi dude to Babworth Hell, the reeidenee of Mr. Bridgemau Simpson, who had married • sister of Mr. Baring, and greet intimacy existed between the two families. Mr. end Mr.. Bering here became acquainted with a Mr. and Mee. Gordon, who were re aiding at • place celled Cookney, in the neighbourhood, and a very groat intimacy snore la to een Mrs. Baring and Mn. Gordon, and also between Mn. Bering and Mr. Gordon, the gentlemen being in the habit of shouting and hunting together. Early in 1855 Mr. Gordon fell into pecu niary embarreaseient, end wee induced to enter the Nottinghanwhiro Militia, having obtained a commie Mon in the Sherwood Foremen.. In Auguit, 1856, the militia watt dielonded, and Mr. Gordon took • email house in Itetford, whore he livid with hie wife and throe children. Mr. and Mrs. Baring had two children. In March of the present year Mr. Baring discovered that Mee. Beeler wee guilty of an act of great impropriety with Mr. Gordon ; but as Mr. Baring, his wife, and Captain Gordon were the only persona present, no evidence of that occurrence could be given, and it was only mentioned in order to make clear what afterwards occurred. In ConaNpleDra of what then grommet, Mr. Baiting went ever to hie brellienineLsw (Mr. Simp son), and remained there that night. Mr. Baring foot. Beeson Kent a letter to Mn. Baring, in which be slated his intention of eeporating from her. Mr. Simpson. at Mr. Baring 'a request, tease Mrs. Baring till. then, and in a letter written euberepieutly he sent her a cheque for 531. Mr. Simpo,li Lad An interview with Mrs. Bering, and offered to take her to the railway emotion, where Mr. Baring would meet her to wieh her paid bye. Mr.. Baring wrote a letter to Mr. Baring, which wee to this effect .—" I leave this at 12 cieloek to-roicornore, and I hope no one will be at the etation. I have told Mary (a maid-servant) that I me going to my mother"s foe a Roe time.' The next time that Mro. Baring wee heart of was on the evening of the I Ith of Man h loot , when the arrived et the Great Weotern Hotel, Paddington, in Company with lie, Gordian. Mr. Gordon'. name wee on the luggage, and the barmaid entered that name in the books of the hotel. Mr. Gordon Naked for • bed•roon, drtwninir room, and tilling-room adjoining, but he wan unalde to obtain such a suite of rooms, and he was arcommodated with a Offing -noel ou the ground flour, No. 3, a bedroom on the Brat floor, No. 41, and,, bath-room which was made into a dreming.non, on the name floor, No. 7. Mr. (bonbon and Mre. Baring went op into the bud , rOOlll and remained there 20 minutes, there being only one, bed in that room, while the both-nom we. being converted into a dressing-neat, after whieb they went down Adair., had some refreshment, and afterwerdo dined together at eight o'clock. None of theemote'' of the hotel could give evidence of having wen them fa to bed, or tome down, but three wee no other tipartment fur thoin, and they breakfaided together the next morning at ten o'clock. Mr. Gordon's wife having communicated with Mre. Huntsman, the wife of a neighbour, requested her to go to London with her, and they went together. On the evening of the 11th Mr. Iluntemen, who was at the Emit Retford Railway station, station, received a telcirraplik from Mo. Gordon and Mn. Heideman, and he went up to London by the Great Northern Railway, and from informe tion be received be went with Mrs. Gordon and Mn. Ilunte• man to the Gnat Western Hotel. There Mr.. Gordon tubed whether Mr, Gordon wee there, and we. Andra into his room. Mr. Iluntenian followed her, and saw a finale in the room with Mr. Gordon, who proved to be Mra. Baring. A very diefteging scene rooted. Mrs. Baring belt the rasa without saving anything, awl et the request of Mre. Gordon, Mr. H6nteMoilikft the rano, and remained out of it for 20 Maputo.. Ile then entered, and heard Mn. Conlon retake • promionate appeal to Mr. Gorden to return home. She then fainted. Iluntemen was called in to ho r aasietance, and after some time Mrs. Gordon and Mr. and Mn. liuntatoinn left the hotel. Mr.. Gordon returned home, end, being in the Emily-way, had a dangerous illncee. On thr, 13th she telegraphed to her huebanol w mine down to her • he did so, but then went away . Throe was wide:ice to, ;how that in 18-35 end 1856, there had Leon frequent veto of owlidtery be tween Mr. Gordon and Mn. Baring. At one time Mr. and Mr.. Bering, and Mr. and Me Gordon, all went together to Scarborough, where they lodged in the name hoofer, and there adultery wee several ' a nornmitted in Mro. Barimee bedroom. They returned to Eaton IlaU, and there Mr. Gordon and Mre. Baring were seen to go into each other's bedroom., and on one ot.e l mn they were earn in a proition which left no doubt that adultery had been committed. At Christine., 1855, Mr. and Moe Bering were at Mr. Sinn,- ten's, when Mr.. Bering went honor to, see her children, and then she committed adultery with Mr. Gordon, no will aeon several other roomier.. There watt no neuron to believe that all this Ilme Mr. Boring had the lewd auepicroon of what hod weltered. On the 16th of March on action for " Crim. eon." was brought, to which there wee nor defence, and tiemeffee amounting to 3,0001. were asonieed before the Sheriff. On the 25th of May • emit wee brought in the ecelroirretical mewl, and on the 2511 i of June a divorce t mewl et thorn wee obtained. Mr. Gordon hod not pold the dareageo, and was now at Boulogne. If the home thought the proof of adultery at the hotel woo eullicient, the clangs alleging dupery in 1855 and 18.16 would be struck out. A tosakierable number of will:wow were called to sn wort the oteeements of coungol. After which, The Lord Chanoellor raid he thought the evidence Pudic-h -eat to imitify their leedshipe agreeing to, the emend reading. Lord Brougham and Lord Wensleydale having concurred, the bill was read a ileCand time. This nom, which ham occupied the mart yeeterday and to-day, &rims out of a dhputed account between the Carron Iron Company and the executor. of a Mr. fitaintmt, who for may years motel RA the London agent of the comperty, and conducted all the melee of their produce. Up to 1.'125 thin gentleman had been laid by a per evolve on profit,. but in that year, on acceunt of the growth of the company's btud nem, It was resolved to remunerate him in future bye fined salary. On the death 11 Mr. Stainton there was a twlanee of shout 4,0001. duo to him on an account with the company, and be had ale. some ehares in their handy Them were elninowl by the executor., and the demand was resieled by the tompsay, who alleged that far a camber of wars lie. Stainton had no cooked the accounts aa to have left Limed( apparently a creditor of the company, though be was, as tin/ alleged, • defaulter to nn enormous automat. The content ha, already occasioned PT....dings in Scotland and a counter Putt In this country, where the testator's (Steelton's) rotate is toeing administered. An attssept to restrain the Scotch proceedings by injunction oltimMely bawl on appeal to the Hoome of Lords ; and on iffts suit now coming to a bearing, there in R stout contention RS to whether the accounts between Staintun and the com pany can be opened, and, if to, on wind principle they are to be taken . Mr. ft. Palmer, Mr. Selwyn. and Mr. Kenyon, were for the plaintiffs ; Mr. Knit, Mr..Foollett, and Mr. Cotton ler the dsiesdants. _ _ Mr, P;huer had not concluded hu roply when the court NW. 714 bill was filed for the specific performance of s novo =di in the settlement mad* upon the marriage of the plain tiff mut his trite, by which the defendant, the father of Mrs. Austin, Kerrett to octeb the value of one-eighth part flatly property which might come to him either in his own right or to right of his wife upon the plaintiff sad Mrs. Austin and their children. The bill stated that since the date of the eetilement certain property bad coon to the defendant under the will of Liaise Urquhart, deceased. and that curtain other property had wan to hie wife under a Scotch deed of disposition in the nature of a will, whereby a life intertet in a sum of 18,000 f. wee given to Mrs. Urquhart. The bill alleged that then pro were within the terms of the covenant, and it pre yed that they 'eighth, melded ar t tzi y o The two trustees the settlement had answered y the feet being that differences had sheen between . and Mrs. Austin, who are hying separate., and the trustee', taldeg difirent rides in the &sputa, did not feel Inclined to join in their debases. Mr. WNW end Mefferd were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bally and Mr. C. Hall for the defeedent Urquhart. Mr. Walpole and Mr. C. W. Crouch respectively represented the two trustees, and each claimed their costa to the exclusion of the other. The Vice-Chanaillor said that se to Miss L. Urquhart's property, there could be no queetion bat that the defendant was liable to settle its value, and thorium ea to that a decree most go. But with regard to the Scotch property, the cam was different ; the peat dim/maiden only gave a lite interest to mes, Urquhart, And that life interest was to her separate use. The covenant of her huabend, therefore, had no effect upon it, and se to this portion the bill must be disclaimed. Under the peculiar circumstances of the cam, both trustees ought to have their ousts. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—JOLT 9. (Sittings at NI Prins in London.—Before Chid Justice Cockburn and a Special Jury.) where she remained until about a month ago, when she was considered su ffi ciently rent rod to take bee tr ial. Mr. Justios Willem said, at the close of the ease for the prosecution. that it appeared to him that there wu not out- Acient evidence to support a charge of wilful murder, but there was ample evidence to go to the jury upon the minor charge of concealing the birth. Codd said he thought it would be hopeless, upon the facts before the court, to attempt to struggle against a con viction for that offence. . The jury coneequeuily returned a verdict of guilty of con cealing the biith, and the prisoner was seutericed to be im prisoned and kept to hard labour for eighteen calendar months. Mr. Justice Wilke got through the criminal business this afternoon, and ho will now try mesa. The Lord Chief Benin has not yet come down, but it is expected he will do so this (Friday) morning, and both courts will then be en gaged in disp uting of the cause list. Thirteen causes are entered, one of which only is a epecial jury case. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yo9x, Jun' 9. The commission was opened here yesterday by Mr. Baron Watson and Mr. Baron Channel', who arrived from London by the express train in the afternoon, and were receivedat the railway station by Sir Joseph Radcliffe, the high sheriff of Yorkshire, who was attended by the usual cavalcade of halberdiere, Ac. After opening the comminion, and adjourn ing the courts till neat morning, their lordships proceeded to the cathedral to attend divine service. Mr. Berm Watson took his seat on the bench at the Guildhall at 9 o'clock this morning. There were cnly two city primmer! for trial, one fur burglary in the dwelling houses of Mr. Teasley, cooper, Teammate, York, and Mr. Bidwell, of the King's Head-inn, in the came street ; and the other for concealment of childbirth. They both pleaded guilty, and were ftentened, the former (John Williams) to 12 months' imprisonment and hard labour; the latter (Jane nelson) to a fortnight's imprisonment without hard labour. Mr. &rtin Channel' took bin seat in the Crown Court at the Castle, at 12 o'clock, and pro ceded to charge the grand jury, of whom the lion. E. bonne@ is foreman. The calendar ColltiliON about an avenge number of primmer', and embraces three Caere of child murder—one from Bradford, one from the neighbourhood of Whitby, and the third from Sheffield. The two first named are of the moat heinous character, Especially the Whitby care, when the child, two peace old, was met away on a moor, and its body wor ried by doge, His lordohip, in that cane, recommended the jury to find a bill. On the civil side there was nothing of interest to-day ; in fart, Mr. Baron Wutmon had little or nothing to do, there being only seven caueeeentored in the first or North and East Hiding list • two of them were dimposed of when our parcel & wee Totted. A 4 110 Of P! I. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS The sittings of the court for the July general eceeiene was reinnuod yesterday morning, at the OMltlholl, Weetioineter, lay an adjourntemit from Clerkenwedl, before Mr. Pa.eliley, list t, Aesistunt Judge, end a bench of magixtrates. There wen , 31 primmer,. for trial. The Awaistant-J nage delivered a short charge to the grand jute. lifonseu Bares, 30, a well almond man, was indicted for basing obtained 21. 106. from Willi.un Skinner, and If. from Robert Pryor ' by Well= of false pretenees. In another count he was charged with having atteniptol to obtain by like pretence. 51. front Sir Arthur 11. Elton, M.P. The primmer eallod on Mr. Skinner, and represented that he was ovenleer of the pariah of Cohered, adjoining Mr. Skinner's pariah, in /lertfordshire. sad had come up to town with the family of a farmer, who were about to emigrate to Australia. The prisoner said that not having foreseen that they should hove to pay for the plumage of the youngeet child they were short of money, and unless Mr. Skinner ad vanced 2/. Ioe. he should have to gn to Coffered for it. Pri mmer tamed quite convenient with Mr. Skinner's pariah, and Mr. Skinner gave him the money. To Mr. Pryor prisoner repreeented himself as one (Steven. of Ilitehin (Mr. Pryor had ocesiaionelly employed a builder of that soiree at ititchin), and tested that he heal called to get an order for adialb—ion of a skit person into the Bromptan lbspibd. The person, hu mid, was staying at a coffee-howe. Ilia money was all game, and the lendlord threatening to tens him ~ , ,t, and unless witness sedated him he would be seat back to his own county, end so Wee the benefit of the con tenipl..tod hoepital treatment. Mr. Pryor advanced hint a amereirn. To Sir A. 11. Elton primanor told the mime store as to !dr. Skinner, only in this instanee repnwenting himself as 1...414W OVIT , PCT tithe perieh of Wahnt. Beth. A gen tleman from Bath woo calling on Sir A. 11. Elton at the tire,-, and detested the prisoner's falsehood, whon ha was gin at in melody. Two summary conviction, far similar fraud. were then Society. . e gliirod the prisoner by otß,,ers of the Mend city The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to be kept in penal servitude for three years. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-1101:8E ..... JoeephUatt, 67, a house agent and accountant, resid ing in Holton, wee charged with appropriating to hie own personal we the num of entrusted to him for a epetific purpose by Mr. T. Eyre Wyche. It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor and other that in the month of April last, the former was in the Queen's Bench Friiton, at the omit of three detaining creditor , . and that the prisoner Introduced hinetelf, onl oilseed his professional Rename for the purpose of effecting hie 'iteration, by a campmates with hie detaining creditor.. The pronecutur accepted his services, and alter a Pilaf in terval he ro presented that a compenition could be effected fur Ali., upon which HIS pmaeeutor gave him an order for that amount upon a friend, who forthwith handed over the money to him. The proveutttr neturnllv enough expected that his unniciliste release would follow, but that not being the eve, the gentleman who bad pnid the matey called upon the pri sonerfor explenatinne, and not getting a testisfectoryanctaint of 'statism taxel him with haying applied the money to his own use. The primar at heat hesitated, but finally admitted , that he had done "acting miler the advice of friend., *IMO of whom were not unknown to Mr. Wyche," nod he further admitted that he had not at that time the meant of money in hie porervion. Ile pmmieed however to me about it next day, but did nothing further epparently in the sffair, and the prosecutor was left to effect his liberation an beet be could, and did not eureeted in doing PA until about two months afterwarle. Subtegiuntly, the neney sot being rebintled, the prisoner vow given into entirely. Mr. ]hard (of But beanie), who atereled for the pri soner urged that the priomer had leen throughout en gaged in bone-tide negotiation., to effect the prosmutor's relents., and that ho Mel acted without any intent to de fraud; and The Cs urt Permed to think a dispoeition had been evinced by the precentor to condone the ~tumor. The prisoner, however, was remanded, but was admitted to bail. MARLBOROMII-STREET. Four livery eervente, George Drawn. John Penn, louses Miller, and Robert Coy, were charged, the two former with en wealth on the pollee in the ear:Minn of their duty, and the others with ntiompting termite by inciting others when taken into custody. The defendants were in attend:tree with their earring., at a party given by Loly Jerry the previous night, in Berkeley vinare. The miler, from crowding end confusien, found it mercenary to deer the steps, in tattler that tbe company might not be ineotnmoded ; and, in furthernnee of thin duty, the pollee were uhetructrl and assaulted. There was great c o nfliction, and it became nemottary to take Bruins and Fenn into en.tody, when hmtling °nosed, and the others called loudly, and in very ha and intemperate language, for a revue. The remit was that the mob around became greatly excited. and the police were followed to tin:station by a crowd of rovhinen and other., loudly milling out to liberate the prisoners, or not to let the " l'etelers have theni." On the road to the station Penn legged herd to be allowed to go, as he should heti his place if not with his mining° at tine o'clock, having been indexed at that time. Penn and Drumm were maid by the police to he the worse for liquor. Drumm railed Jam. KlN•ley, boll porter to the Earl of Jerry, and other wreants, to dippersu the latter pat of the statement, as to his state, and they declared that they consi dered bite tether. . . - . ..... Charles Leslie, Esq., of Ilerltekvevinare, who was M Lady Jersey. party, heard of the distmbanee, met woe called to bail hie servant. Drumm. lie was also clearly of opinion that he was then 'ober. _ . _ The nuunstrate conceived, from the evidence of the police, confirmed by the inspector, that Drumm was really the WOMC for liquor at the lino , of the disturbance, though sobered on the appearanee of his master. If this wee not the case, hie conduct was the mere inexcusable. )ten in the petition of the defendants, accustomed In obey outhrrity, should have seen the necessity of oboving the orders of the p lice, instead of oppeing end nmenaling them. Unfortu. netely, when excited with liquor, they chose to judge their own cases, and hence all the mischief. Drumm and Penn most be comroilled for 10 dee. each. A fine of 40e. was imposed on (My, and one of '2os. on Miller. SOUTHWARK. Awe/mar Seri, an Italian, and Jo& z Samuel Gotrey, auc tioneer, of Barbican, were re-examined, chargod with at tempting to murder ?dr. Hobert Henderson Roller Mon in the Queen'. Beath Priam, the particulars of which ap peared in this ewer yeateelay. Mr. Comt e asked what waa the state of the wounded man. Colwell, the chief turnkey, informed him that Mr. Robertson war in a very precarioua mate. The medical gen tleman (Mr. Wokem) we. ed opinion that he might be ex amined, but the presence of the prisoners might excite him and be ?Litigious to him. Mr. Combo said that if there woo any dancer to Mr. Ro bertson he would proceed to the prison and take his deposi tiosa on oath. Mr. Celine)! considered Koch a enures. adriroble, and Mr. Combo then adjourned the further Leering of the case to the Queen's Prison. Mr. Robettaon prevented a shocking appearance. Re was Tying propped up in bed. and hie feee and neck covered with blood and adhesive plaieter. There were two wounds on the right forehead, one on the cheek, and It large one in front of the cellar bone, which seemed to give him great pain. Mr. Elmslie, of Lombanl-atreat was present to watch the proceedings for Mr. Robertson; Sir. C pperflekl in.atructed Mr. Robinson f r Mr. Gower; and ?dr. Smith of the firm of S. Smith and Son, of Barnard's Ina, private solicitors of Mr. Gower, woe in attendance. Mr. Chippetiteld also at tended fur Salvi, being instructed by the lieu. Mr. Goddard, Ia whose aireice he had tees me valet. Thu injunal man being sworn, said—My name is Rob i n Mendel-ion Itobrrtson. I area gentleman, and my reladetes is No. 26, Betio ley-square. I know De Sidra and Mr. flower. I have had transactions with the former, and lau detained in this prison at bin suit. They came to ray ru m yesterday, about two o'clock, and Mr. Thomson tint be gin the conversation. He was seated, and 'he prisoners *trod up suer me. While I was swan* to Mr. Thomson, Sold mane up to when, I VIIIM sitting and he took our a knif e or dagger from under his cost, snehe struck me with it lint oa the right aide of the face. lie had the knife in Lis righ t hand. I saw it there. Mr. Comte— Did ho Arlo you many times with it Mr. Robertson—Yes, air. It was while I wee pitting on the chair. Ido nut think Gowtr knew it. Ile was not erare Of it. Mr. Comte having taken this dela:widen, adjourned the examinatiun fur a weak. THAMES. Adel. Stern, a German, and waterproof clothing manufac turer, No. 21, Alic-street, Whittchapel, was charged, on remand, with wiling tire to blo dwelling-Lowe, with intent to defraud the Wiatt of England Insurance Company. The a dreoinatanem of the case have already appeared in an account of the fleet examination Tho prisoner was committed It trlaL lIINTIALL V. LIMON AND OTNI NYIIVAPT. OY A This was an action to recover damages for the breech of an agreement under which the plaintiff hod been employed as superintendent of the Meeetet Iron Werke, in Glamorgan shire, of which weeks the defendants were owners. Mr. Serjeant Shoe and Mr. Matthew appeared for the plaintiff, and the Solicitor-General and Mr. limy for the de indents. It appeared that • gentlemen named Sanderson had in vented a propose fur relining and manufacturing iron, and in ISM an agreement was entered into by which the defen dants were to have the exclusive right of wing that inven tion, and one of the term, of the agreement was, that the plaintiff should be the superintendent of it — Sanderson to overlook and conduct the said pro ems for refining iron and in manufacturing iron into burs, mil that the plaintiff should be paid by the defendants, but ohuuld be removeable only by Mr. Sander son. The plaintiff entered upon hie duties in June, MS, hut no arrangement was made for paying him until Septem ber following, when it was arranged that he Mould get le. a ton for every ton of iron set refined by Charles Sandereon's prime., in accordance with an agreement slated May 38, 183.5. The plaintiff elated that be hod been led to believe that hie income would be 7301. or 1,0001. a year. On the 9th January, 1856, it wan proposed to alter the terms of the plaintifre employment, but he would not accede to it, and he WWI oubseimendy told that he might coulider the letter of the 9th January as • diamisaal. On the part of the defendants it was denim d that them had been any such representation an that elated as to what the plaiutdre income would be, and it was elite denied that he bad ever been told tied he might consider the letter of the 9th January as Ilia loodship intimated his opinion that there was doubt of the plaiutiro right to me, and he O. mid he foresaw that several nice questinno of low would aria which could only be milled at great expellee. Ile muggevted that the boat course wee for the partici to mettle the dispute amitably. The ease went on for sumo time, but ultimately the oug• million of his lordship wee acted on, anti it ► We..l arranged that a juror Mould be withdrawn, il that the defendants ahould pay the plaintiff 1261. SECOND COURT. (Sittings at Nisi Priva co London.—Befora Mr. Justice CresaweU and a Cuutuion Jury.) f. LANY..--NALN OF MINING 4HARIN. This was an action to recover :41. 10e., the price of 24 shares in the Weet!herrn wine, agreed to be purchased by the defending. . . Mr. Francis appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Huddle stop and Mr. Prentice for the defendant. Evidence wan given to prove the contract en GAI4( of the pinata; but on the part of the defendant it WM said that the .bates wen , not delivered within a reimonable time. and that in evinsequence. a Mr. Goa*, for whom the defendant wanted the shares, hail refused to mccive them. ['ruler there circumstances it was said that the defendant was cliseharged from liability to pay for the shams. The jury found a verdict for We defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JILT 9. (NW Prim Sittings .t Guildhall—Delon the Lord Chief Baron end • Special Jury.) lIITMORE V. NOCTHCOTV. Mr. Manicly end Mr. If. James were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Knowles eel Mr. Cl, a4iy for the defendant. The official assignee of the firm of Collette and SymonA which beenne bankrupt on this Ifith of February feat, cued the bankrupts' broker, Me. Nerds:cite, for a Runde., aricing out of pales of geode, deposited with the defendant as cecurity fir five billa if exchange, which the bankrupts had accepted. The feet. wnlicputed acre that the bankrupts gave authority to cell the go.do, if the bills were dishonoured, to enable the defendant to recoup the amount of ethane.% and that beside% the advance. defendant had made poultice. for the bank_ Esince. before the bankruptcy, without discloodng hie prioeb , and had been compelled to pay, .in the bankruptcy, ger mini. than the surplus lo dispute. The tarl ! sowignee wanted the defendant to pay over the surplus, and prove fur his debt. The defendant and that there was mutual credit ; that Le was a factor no well •• a broker ; and that he had a general lon upon the goods. After hearing aimed, and the evident* of the bankrupt, Spoon., end of the defendant, Northeete, The Jury found for the ilefenibmt that he had the right to rep'sy hit:em mi ir tof the surplus of 770 t., the amount of purchase. on bankrupts' weinint. "MOIRA V. DUAITHWAITE AND ANOTHER. Mr. Meill appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Lush for the defendant. ho plaintiff in a railway contrarfor, and the defendants, Mew,. Braithwaito and Neus, aro engineens. in Great Cieorgie street, Wisdinineter. The action was hr. ht to recover back 2791. 76., which Mr. Baruv had paid to defendants to get their award, in a thilinte with Mr. Hayward, clerk In a local board of health. In fart Mr. flames had to pay 4W. Os. 9d. to delimit:mita to get their award. Ile sueceeded in the award itself to the extent of about lOW. saagainst Hay ward, but in the Master's office. Hayward auseroded in strik ing off 2W. 7s. id. from the 4:i6/. Os. lid., and plaintiff now sought la recover that amount. Upon hie lordship's 'magma ion an arrangement woo made to referee the legal point whether the action was maintain able, to take a verdict for the plaintiff subject to a detisima on the pant, and sllolllii it to, Cr plaintiff, then to refer the question of damage* to any member of the bar whom the cowl may nominate. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--Juty 9. (Moro Mr, Commi.ioner Eine.) tNt BE THE WELCH I'UTON SILAVI4, LEAD, AND MINING CO M . . Mr. Harrison preaenterl it petition under the 70th claw of the of of last session (19 ,S; 20 Vie., esp. 17), as a prrolliut• nary atop towards the winding-up of this company, which had its offices in Cannon-street. !lo stated that the com pany, which was regiatered, and had brought itself within the act of last PeralUTl, bed on the 6th inst. posed a reetolution to wind up. They now rook, d that • day ebould be ap pointed, of which due notice would be given, when the cowl might 'nuke an order in coufonooily with the 'astute Ills Honour, after looking through the provisions of the art, Mallard whether it woe necessary to name another day, but said be thought be had power to sake the order at once, and this (our. would save espouse. Mr. Linklater, aro notions curio., stated that there had hitherto only Morn three outwit of this kind in two of which ho was concerned, and the course. pursued in these cases had been to appoint a day for the hearing of the petition, giving four days' notice to the parties concerned, in order that the thing might not be done behind their books, Ultimately the 16th inst. woe appointed for the hearing. IN it, NSTMIN.-TIIE ROYAL littlTNH NVYK. Tito bankrupt, on opothcenry, in the Waterloo-read, ap plied for Mn certificate. lle wee one of the numennto unfor tunate perwmo who have been Ifrolght here through bin count aloe with the lineal Ilrit lob limit, no the holder of one flaw. Hitt tr.ifle debts were only 100!. ;at the perifol when the accounts commenced he had a capital of upwards of 300 f. Ilia Honour granted a drat clue certificate. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Heurronn, JULY 0. Mr. Joel. Wilke, in hie addresa to the grand jury, took occasion to make some obeervatinne in reference to the bill at present Wore parliament for the abolition of that body within the metropolitan district. He mud it was hit opinion the, grand juries were most useful. and he hoped they would not be abolished. He woe induced to make thie observetion from the feet of three being now before tairliionent a bill for renderiug the PUMMOPOII: of grand juries, unnecessary w ithi n the jurisdiction of the Co o led Criminal Court. He, however, looked upon the grand jury no one of the heat preservatives of liberty in troublesome times, as mewling between the crown and the subject, and protecting the latter from perse cution under odour of law ; and it woe not hem., we now lived in peaceful times t h at the nentemity of grand jurin might not tiptin become apparent. He elm could not help thinking that grand jades were of great cue in directing the openitione of the law In ewe that calm before the mart, and that they were of the highest importation as a body of gen tlemen mending to POP ittleioo done to the t timiner on the one hand, while, na the other, they were of greatest support to the judge in camas unfair attar* was made upon him. David Gibswe, 32, was indicted for a felonious smolt upon a girl, Meer years old, named Mary Revell. The primer's guilt being clearly established by the evi dence, 'Maimed by the jury. Mr. Justice Willer .enteuced him to be kept in penal servi tude for twen.y mare. R/Cmfetti Croft, 28, was indicted for the wilful murder of her illegitimate child. Mr. O. Denman prosecuted. The prisnner had no conned, bat, at the inquest of the Court, Mr. Codd watched the case on kw behalf. It appeared that the offence imputed to the prisoner was committed PO long ego as the 2nd of October, 1863, but very shortly afar oho was conouitted to take her trial her mind becenseaffeetsd, and she was removed to a lunatic asylum, MARKBIB. IWO AR —Bt ..ror.Jrer R.—The market both for raw and May modems mod eleprwsel sad .stwasuly SM. the Wade seesaw sm.,. adoed to hold utf Irwu instebartuff aa 01 as they powder at. est with the eseepte n of a le. boardo of wale sugars tor •hkla temns lower lA*. La.., lasi, tax pt.], me aro pot aware (4 at) Wessamoi doseour last tm.on.. Rum le dB .skb .toted, with , ore Mae °Berle& COTTO N.—Livaa tont. Jr tr 4.—The market deed with an upward tendency, surd. eo,rartd •Ith Friday • rats., KIM of Aluerica • are now Id. yer 11, 11=11 and ksmalan Id.. and Surat td. dearer. T. saw today art Throated at lkhen L.• 1.. enosiAlhas 01 about LOS A 30411011 export, and IMA 9.eritlat!on ; ttr.l runs= sod liattakers, td I).d. wink; V.ll Ilatia, at Aid. to ; brkr Sinaloa, st bid. tn 11,d; ego Stmt. at *I. to Yd. 11.01,1 <sawn. 'l,94triwes4tlcal 1. , s Wanda. at 12d SJ Tom] mks since Thursday, 5u...01 1 balee—typtet Staa), apsndatiss 0.10. Total Import Sod Thursday, WAS Ida. WOOL-211410.41,31 /.1 talle•all tampon a Yujt umput ‘ y of turban la cutulfisuf atfuly at wry full uric. The that ofcr aye rtrulily bufhht up. Thav iv run:Wasik activity to tifa pita frac* sad la ler.. Wei fur imne furl aud ilappih; fraptuffm, a vial, u.Je I* elts.ug. WOOL AND WOR•TEP.— : ropp. Jr ty 9.—The country woof fah" are non t.tod erall he 4, and td woo Ithkh are wine) ctrudrel lbe .taptcr. In 11.1. toe IA to art Mobs raga from the buten,ell• lootooor are loluctitot to c.c.tlt, said she boy holy what thr) Nogg neat hale- wen/nth c coastgoopec, but pat... Ogg pt np, Seibold brdte• are in fah' romc-L with .ut a./ •Iterellen was. Tho >amps& gm. Impromr. Oath the export halm and Lorre connnuen on 31.1 the Meth Si') are wawa, g mote fretly than r o e long Ufne innt. Time I , LI , :a. advance to heft, hut •, hare nod. On that the trade knoto , up that. will Ire • further • neut., ea fee:. I.) it time 1 , 3 &do r. lute Lot neaten) con. There Ix OA. week Awe nnil o athat in the plum watittt, awl largo, gOOOttli of cloth Lae eharged hand. , than for tn•ny uhar•tto Phao Pthte• ara a Ilitle la NMI, of the nnandannutd. CONN.—Blau ' , cense, Jeta . fl.—St Ohmmeter market on the Itb, wheat ova Irodt load for the cumeaty of the provioto gout, le o , cwirer, the moue at). rate a bl.ther idiom a cs: omen. but the trade ad dultol at boat. Harley etoottlnVlY ter • Ittool. Oat. nab., Lica, Vt ry little autos hi... or tow. burins the tottent wk. tat arab. om are to reported lit •hat c a t ra/n on tbt mot trllhaq wt k, LAU:a aid nott Ora Ira). Marley taken Itt natal at Leant rate.. (la ,3112 tool.ng upwards. bOO% Ladle. Isw. la Mutat. At Molrerhamptoor. ).3.3r.1., .41. Pas the Uuu In Idiot he la, utir of the I um, At thig clarkut tic re sat • dc.rt mp9ly of wiaat, but the trade ruled dull at ii dcclioe of I. tor twirler. lino Aug I witty tom Ittodro roc. but no d, once could he Matti, Data tatta lu retail st tect.tds at... On loom and toot the tuns um In far., of the buyer. MT.., arty hid • MT tmall market toast, and a d tm k at smock sato at fully load woeka tgices. Me taro balm to favour of miler% sad sh betas eared off sale o ther tot of obit& waa 0014 at p. saek. Barley ; lit other grata au alteration. grout igloo .—lftwat, lAA, 645. to it,, per •r.; at. to fge. ; keen fe, 44,. to 6.4. Marley. 40 , Usta.23.. to 304. llama 445. to :As. Peas. 44.. to 414. blour, floc at,. to ht. per tack: resod& 44, at Ca. Mallo amens., Joe, 03.—Oar wart. this Amami wan Mir o oda. rata otteadol. There was • Ituatel demand for anent .04 Auterloaa red Id. pm ;cu g.. other kind. n.maluh , a whit.. material change. In &or 1. ere UM 00e1 taadog. although In mine JO. atone. holden, would hare ruldulltt.l to nalset 13.. Pricer to effect lan Beaus, oste. aod oattocal ocra I. fair rte.*: at rola endues peace, N AAAAA Jr Le 6.—At our rrarket today there Ins • 11,ntlful supply .1 pa's.. Pecos similar to bet week. Quotatlota —a hem. to ?Os. ; red. 645. to tTs. Nancy. Ms. to kes. taw. Yd. to Beans. Ms. to Os. Malt. 73e. to eh, 16 3 • reav, Jute It —attlioueb the 3.04.17 of ch3at hrre. It eacookd the demand. and the trade rulol dull. at • decline of Is. m l'e, per or. Nethum Mkt; . Oat.. Lem* and peas, at late rates. . . . JCLT 3.—The manly of drain le abort mei Me trade la difl. Ii whoa la not ceesing. the lad Pam Cites M Via PM V. klaiot cora fe 001001g01 lu W on), Jr tt —Wo bale tad only ',nitrate rappiks ;Wei fan, all ooure.. dnee fato..by, but owing to Lb, dull account. from Lad.. and Ilrerpogl. out Inarket rultd I.ly quiet to day at Well late Otte.: holden. aorrema dime no Ogpalil g 0 to pee. ram. Walser sum. Jrtl B.—We Mel In the market to dap i.Std cps. whmk 261 VII barley, 931/ va talc and .1 run Rana 'lame were 0,1 , 1 W neat. 1314: ladey, 8. •oatarel it atd Iffau, 14 me. barn Repel, of a non. autfa, ne.lprleig Up. wda tM eacepudo of Welty. As ...ra mrod w Ith lut work—W hmt tv Cl. up co top. and le up 00 kority 4 down on we. and le. M. dons ou atom, data le 3.1. LU , unto, orel O. Up On:.t:ru:m. Mm.. 1.. down on top, and A., lid, op ,on arum. ; ; barley. To. to age; ...Wet° rg. to N,.: :ht of P. Wtrant..l.;;ltalu; tacky, f44lbn ; oats, 4411.0.; and betas, 1:2 Pm per bipitel. ay Otteaow JULY S.—AI sdB n mere rota Main.. • cured. at . deck. of ti I t I . to i la. d e boll market on oboist, la pa , mek .04 f.d. I,m ow erg offertd 3.1. to id. camper. Outmad Lao ratios maim. /leek? weed). Warn Brut. Pisa slew sale, maw. at ifteco. tykyab 01.3 put gamily submitted to. Indina am dull. CATTLlL—Wwerstut 'CST 00—it the market Moisi there wee a re , anal staple et Mork. wlth del ;ale far both Mesa awe there. EPISIWILYN. JUT 6..—Tbo number of Otto this montine was 4.047 being 133 mo. Mao last week. The cowl. pal tioulmle for l amb, and • good el..ranee crbwted ut letm folly equal to then .a.ttlace WI week. Top price .4 the bent mutton .. • cuwent Prim. 74.; mfddlhas and .ntstior. from 01. to 04. KT lb.; lambs, tap, ; cermet, friss 20, to wlddlio , and tuforlor. 14r. to 17, a howl The sem.l) of cattle mu I roe. tho ntonter 1 347 or 276 law thaa fest week. Pooled mrod, and pre.... 00 0 0 104.4 t ;.th 1.4 e.“*. 3d. pa •ram up. 'fop prim of tie bz.t hid. es 3d .; current price tram 7.. H. ton..; wildtPlae and Wee,. from 6s. to 714 per Impel i.d woes. We tad In the market to day-I.h cp. 4,917 ; cattle, 347. Ina ditto. 600; mush cows, 146; 006 3io. cnur.fiE.—PLusw ov, O.—A Nu mouthly narkelhetd todaY th,vo g go,,y hay show butts 'n austat atul oualddy. though good NJ wool. t till motto sva-00. TIN Noble.. of buyers wa. pot Mew wao EN to.. Out. . the ' , bolo. • Wes W.vtit7 NA god haod., lorry htte remain , o¢ tiowdd at the N. of the toad.. In Inc t apoNad. sh ortiv of a Ivory dkoontou of mica, holders ea. way In ... - t dowohoh. from L. to Yv. I. cwt. The INlowin. am tho qqt —Skhas. Us. to 71.. ha!l.o monk, go.. to b 4.; WIIoYa &old+, 00. to Idouareet, C 0.2 to LO.; Cheddars.;. to Its. per cut - SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Marla (Alp), Cap ato Liu, of Amon; from Carellif ler Vericr , foundered no , be 21.4 of June, In lat. 30, lon. 11 W.; crew pelted w. by the P. men tete Multi, Certain Arebibbeggi. owe lawdsd at the. port..-13.eraltar, Joy 4. Perot** Ituyal (not lb. Per. x , pnre, no reported yesterlael, fine Africa to this port., wbtan pot Oro C•pe •'oaal COMP, wills rlaroaeer was condruined tbere.—Liverpoll, Jul, 9. Irrssroot , Sews sr Tress, Posva.-11enel3 As, at CrorotadT; Fjoutreses, at I latlinger, ; Muy Erase* at Z,trieam; f. W., tad Rambler, at 11, :vat t. Balm , ros Ltraaront.—D.G Irsisisi, from AlltlreCp. Icll T. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. •rk (WWI, (rota Moots Tldrio kw Loodeo, Nay 14 lat. 15.31 N , Ins. 31.13 W. Iltrww earth, from Load= for TIME EOUIr. liar SI, lat. 4 N., lo is. 23 W. Liortvlame, hoot Liverpool for rah* lune lat It.. I. 23 W. Nortbumbrriane from Lam for rertLip, May 29,15 t. • 31 N., 100.a.3 41'. The Iloyol Mail Steamer Tamar left Southamp ton yintrioloy, with the Ilnizilien and Rirer Plate noiile. She took out 6'2 peseengi titireie to the value of 33,000 f, jewellery, to the value of 32,00 W., and 300 tone of cargo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A,ED DEATHS. BIRTHS. B ! . 11ERII,—Ju'y 0. at Hargrave. N or thotoptla, the wife of J. L BIM CHAPS —July T. at Ito* Teille. Relit. the wife 4 Cala , ai 555 . matter 14 Kitten. tath It i)ef a t a 4., a 0!,. coo m —J dr 4at Wetorfi,r.l, tbe wife of J. Comae. ID A. of • daluhttir. PRY —July G. at Vr3terloo.roa L Dahllu. the wife of T. Pl. ors Jawebter. MAN Kit it, at Inwarlal -cure. Clia:ealettni the wee of A Manor, E.g., Itith oe-:t 40 oe PILLAR—JuIy 5. at Caltaboiki Forfuthire, the wife of C. U. of a .on. 6""" * -4 " I' 05 k 1.454 50ePliatei the elfe or s. 6,430. Em.. of a data:Mee. If EMU.—July T. at Mello, Geowswei the wife of W. I. Weld. of am. WILLI A MKON.—Jaly 6, at Si Leoaarirs ow. Fri the wile of 0,1. Willi.vaion, LK., of • d•atktoe. MAILILIAGES. C ItT Eft—)l CSO ROT ):.—J ely 7. at tbe peabil dm-oh...noth CUP P% limb.. by the 0 M. o.btoo, )1 11. C.V.. of Milton llorfinil‘blye. to Jame. davaba d tb. , late W. T. M‘ c ‘ T '''' Liytypool. DA uPS-11101W ERN , If It.—Joly T. ea the OM Church. 14. 1 1 .5. !.; 10 ton, 4 the T. Jaelb.n. G,otTo. Poo , ` , C. P. llou.r. Welt Ilan, lire. to 1:1.m) eel Penny. AseePes P: O. 00....ene. Nye.. of (Ito Orem Stoke Neelagtop. Mhbliesvi. 00C DA—PROWNINO.- Jul . 7. et at. J,hn'y. Itlloe* ,l the ft.,. I'. )MIIII.IIOIIO. A. (lowly, of AmourolAni, 10. g ..treet. Mtp, to V.M.A, dam:ll4m of J. D. Ifroeplup.. of Ir a 11;A:own), Bret P VCR I , —P AV 1111Clt P —Jul, P. nt the .I , trfet rhorth of Ibe MP/ Trl. It,. Pe.blhutee. 0.0 Vory Iter. 11,1 Pam n 1 E. 0t 1 1,0 . V. M. I.l..npforal, U A., tou of Ow ante 11013. nto, 14eut. Co'. of the Pent. IntAbor Chtty4. tn floYeoo. APP.°. daughtm of C. A. Baundsr. , , by.. of Weetboo”e MYJIN.• DEATHS. ADDENBROOKII.—Je'y G at laisedown neweat. Ch4 1481 "..1.1 . A...lenid..nte. Fon of the ht. J. A. A.ldeul mote. lalton Ilan. Wornsterehlre. aged TI. BAY LlS.—July 8, M Hamilton , pay, mietn,hoad„ Tlamah.d o B 6o of C. 0. Bart a. 71.0.. a.lo 1 Z. BURN ETT.—Jub e s at ww4... say Mmata.strr, Mr. W. E. Med. aged 47. HALL —July 7, Saab, U. of F. Hall. KA. , of Put Mort. DWI* aged 40. MIDDLETOe.—JaIy 8, 00. P. Middleton, EMI . 0 f th•V" Met. a of W. Middleton. hee . of 1.888 0100. 18 I eftLL2l.—Jult 7. at Chtchustar. Mudd Mary. dos hter of lieut. Cot.o U. Nicoll% aeol ORME—JuIy 7. at limoavanita. v i a n ...road. R 4 goot4P. 7 * llotul Femur. daughter."( C. Orme, Em °""°N Ann Perham, daughter of J. F. 0 0. berur, bat. Ws of t. Aue• Milan, Matting MIL PrMind &TA ?oblisbeil by WILIAM. KIN Ham. of Ito. _Lon l ard lOWA, e. me City of Lood , .n. Print s. a toe Met, In &tut, V 11. Pterbatt of Whitcfrian—YattAt. JILT If. 71 II 11$ 111 IE4 i •41f 411 1/ ill I ft na i Ilf 1 HI 4 'loi 1M sly I