The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

iLau) iintelitanue. couwr OF QUERN'S Matsu. an Noes Pitt. Ar a WA ATIFIIAITAIL —BOMA I SAO Cmirsau. APO AFACLAL feat. Ter Qctra e.Tda E AICEIPILAOO COMPANY.— elite From the etstetnent of the AtteraerGeserel, it appeared that this was a proceeding, by way of wire facies, for the purpose of repealing a charter granted to the defendants on the 17th July, 1846. The object cf the company was to work mines, dig tool, minuets, Le. is a portion of Borneo et. &n. sheen. Sir J. Brooke was dairous that the resources of the colony should be developed by the employment of a Large capital. At his instigation, a memorial had been pre ecuted to the Board of Trade, by certain permits. for a chatter to effect these object. ; and the charter in question wire granted. It recited that the parties had agreed testate, airibo a capitol of 200,0001., to be divided into 2,000 shams' of 1001. each, and the charter directed that 100,000'. should •oleseribed for, and at least 60,000 i. paid up within twelve months of the date of the charter; and that no operations should be commented until the directors had certified to the Board of Trade that 50,000 f. had bees paid. It war else directed by the charter, that the company should exe.nte • deed of settlement, providing for its Inmaaement, and that • copy of shch deed should be lodged with the Board of Trade within a yenr. Vorious eirctinistan acs had made the charter almost the en tile property of ore individual. Captain Wise. A grant had beta obtained from the batten of Bersee by Sir J. Br' eke, to work coals on land extending to 140 miles; this street he had transferred to Captaia Wit*, sad a lease for SS years had been obtained from government of 100 acres of land is Lahuan. An engagement had been entered into by Captaiu Wl:c with other persons, by which he was to be paid COW/. in four months after the formation of the tom; any ; by w Itich he was to be managing direetor ; was to have 3,000/. for 10 years, 100 shares of the company, all the calls peid out of the capital thereof; 21 per cent. spas the dividends, and the same coin open every beaus to be mad., and to r,eeive 5001. a yeas as use - massive of the ednopme. Is 1849 the peewee appointed foe that purposes made a report to the Board of Trade, which stated their :41:7lx;1 1 211rte 5 h" "17 trA l w•Nd7l6"mx° . .t.l stated that grorksww g reat ap7rogreea ase a t repOrt nf ISOU stated the capital to 62,467!. Ile.; sad that of 1851 described it to be 00.1971. Ile. 9d. It wan submitted upon thi. that there had been • breech of the provisions of the charter. inasmuch as the company had commeneed their business before the 30,01101. had been subscribed, and added to this. the deed of settlrm^nt had not bees registered- The d. a ntlauts, therefore. hod not complied with the termite of the charter; and not having done so, the present pro ceeding was instituted, in order [bat the charter might be relicalet‘ 't he el'l,srt, r and the deed of settlement were then handed is. The deed of settlement recited the charter and the agreement, sad related the considerations stated by the lemnal cowls I. Mr. Noye-, the Registrar of the Board of Trade, pro duced the memorial on which the charter was granted, to g ther with a memorial from the grantees of the charter of Play 1'i,1514, marine that the time for performing the con ditions of the charter slight be remade& That prayer nu refused. A copy of the deed of settlement was not oil elan, lodged trith the Board of Trade. Mr. Crowd, r ate.. posed, and aild that it appeared upon the deed the' there was a certificate endorsed, that the deed Lea bees ledgi.d with the Hoard of Trade, and sigoad by Sir Devi, Li Merchant. This certificate was declared by the chaster to be- conclusive evidence of the fact. The *Moue 1-General submitted that the certificate did not comply is itit the terms of the charter, as it did not state that it had been delivered within the year. It was there fore not ceseissim, sad the crows could sot be stopped by Eteue words in toe charter. Mr. Crowder was astonished at each objectless being mails on the port of the crows. Hem was a charter granted by the crows, and • statement made that a certii e-te of the deed having been lodged according to the terms of the charter, should be conclusive evidence el that feet, sad it was sow said that those words were to have so effect. Such a &Mae could net be held. The other was • special pleading objection, which, be turd, inlaid set prevail. Lord Campbell said it wee clear it wee sot coeslmiee. Biamination of Mr. Noyes continued—The copy of the deed was not d: posited in the proper place for tiling oath documents, n-r was there an entry in the register of such deed having been lodged. There was a certificate that the deed bed been executed. Cron-examined—'fliis is the'first time it has occurred that * deed has bees beou,tht to the office and sot registered. This deed was disc mered in Sir D. les Merchant's desk, but was sot foetal than till 1831. The first report of the d.recton of the company, dated Jane, 1819, meted that no r4ll h id beta made of more than IL per share; but a further tall would be made is October. The balance sheets were properly lodged with witiizeri. M'Greror and Sir Staf lard bad all the paws as they were brought in ; and they were la eseamnnieaWa with the company. Ilr. Uledelthen, jun., who bed beta employed to audit the acemithe ef tbe asidi Mr. Williams, the govern ment esgigatig, _boas.; exembral. Sir James lbeelea was With, whe stated that he was the Former et Lbws. la 1846 he had • grant from the Salta elf Denise for working coal la that' nland. He treadened the gnat to Mr. Wit* grutuitossly after the seltathee IMO pasted. After the formation of the company he SWIM. OM to carry out the objects they had is view. He eemplethed of their dilatory proceedings. He had se idea *film mine of the grant. Mr. Cbewite then address e d the jury for the defendants, who with thebons elpecarring the charter which they had obtained bon bee Majesty. 11 would be for the jury to aiy whether the prosecutor had established his beam, became it the the duty of the prosecutor to snake eat his care. Tbe whil e should uodentand that this was a pee • buiented by Sir James Brooke, in metaegithee of a gamma therms him and the company. Sir James Broths bed Meade it proper to come in aid of the trews to assist be theleinthe • repeal of the elotern. They were aware Him if a eanipthy applied to the mews the a shorter the matter was taken into eopeideesties by the Beard of Trade, sad then such a charter wee granted es weld establish the corporation required. Parties were ma to be turned round upon a teething, special plead ing objection, as technical as a omens!. Tils chance set forth the arrangement between the porno, sad it contained a proviso that if the pew 1/18101111 in the chaster were not complied with it ehmslg be annulled; bat no minister, no officer ofLarL i gishlle heath would, upon some trumpery 'lnds' think fitto weals charter so granted. The Imes we :et to take care thee the chaster was not improperly dealt with. It was in the discretion of the advisers of the crows to my whether any *light breach of the conditioss was to be taken advantage of. It could not be expected that the mown would annul the charter because the deed had not bees what was called elleally registered, when it turned oat that it lied been delivered at the office of the Board of Trade only ten days after the proper time had aspired, sad ban mislaid. The cootpany had felt safe leader the con ditions of the charter that if the company had sot been guilty of any wilful violation of the charter the crown would not interfere. Sir James Basuto had been ill-advised; be had pressed Sir George Grey to take proceedings wittiest any effect, and be had now come to this court actuated, be hoped, by public feelings. He (attended that the promoter bad not peeved his issues. Why had he aot called Sir Ilenis Le Merchant and Sir Stafford Northoote, both of wham wen ia court ? The jury were entitled to have the best evidesce. aad that had not been given to them. Leal Campbell, is seaming op, said the jury had no thing to do with the power of the crown to repeal the charter • they were only to consider the questions submitted to them: He thought the jury would not consider they bad had satisfaeteey proof that the deed had not bees depeatad in proper time with the Beard of Trails ; but there could he se doubt of the feet that the sumo( 50,0001. had sot been paid within the year. It beamed to him that the evidence wee very strong to prove that it had not been paid up, and he ovoid me see how it could be contended that it had been paid. It was teethe jury to say whether the deed had been lodged in pro p s time ; and whether the 30,0001. bad been paid within tth period named by the charter. The jury fined that the deed had been properly depo oiled ; and, therefore on that issue, the verdict was for the defendants ; but that the 30,0001. l ad not been paid up, and that the company had commenced bu.iness, so that on those issues there wee a verdict for the crown. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—SATIIIIDAY. esrme• AT NEN Pam ist blioutaux. Banat XL Juana TALIOVILD •IXD a SPSLIAL it ST. ellAillAtf (a 'Mill 0. SAPIDLIIA MID Mal Tics RI:CIL BVITEA. This was on action to recover 236 Od. foe work sad labour dose r the defendants, and the case involved gam tons of considerable, Importance under the Track Act. Mr. Bittleston, is °posing toe case ' said that his client, the plaintiff, was a llailkssaarrff man, mid he was formerly empleryed by Memo. Issilars, Heywood, and Thompson, the owners of the BMWs Dan Iron Company, la Derby shire, the work hados borst in May, 111.50. sad ended la June, 1861 The taste masuited in putting ironstone into keeps to he barest said dku plantiff was the head of gang eta or 10 men, and kg himse.f. This being aci, moot the questions raised in themes was whether the plaintiff was se artificer within the am* of the Truck Act, the I sad $Wm IV., cep. 11, white eft wee prod to prevent pay ment, in cc rtaia lend" of wow is geode se otherwise than in lbs sanest site of Or nem This set provided that if In say osstreot the peromot of wages or any part of them amid be meeimigeede, or BO that any part of the wove psid was to be Lua oat in pole" es* emolmset Owl' be Wesel, sal mad void, and the mooloo affsff Ohs pole amid sot be sawed to resew he the psi Wm et le ell of the yoke et them whet the sews The dshoimale is die rg eze ss e goaded, sessei ohm takeys. amt emoiellet et mod the gayeties wee, whifibmt Ile ress.l Gse dot • f AIM the sat off arose were not veld seder he Troth Ad. The defraisate eke is mom pert ef the &mead pia la Isle mart. Ils• swims woo to settle with the leads et the pass at the weeks Essift, when as aoment was taken of the quantity of hes wte had sees pissed a the beeps to barn, and the bed men were toes paid at rates varying from 3d. to lid. per too, wait they paid the men mobs , them about ri per day, lest the.. ander MIS INN atill sessaate of the somonely ad liab:e to Ms milosheed by then. As the settlemests were only isciadip. _nod to lhat was W /aft a time he de Vim to wait, dm heed me ma re= di s peg b o rk ii. tames tubsolie horses 4 esoyeecte pqm She emus semsed:Re lead sees aloof Seib Weak sod osse these te the ma dariog the pe iiY el the sesee wimp Mk thee Mb dm lass al lir_ . ID eashod. The mesa wmaly els be Xs ebb& le glee the sob, sad ibes the .a woe We Os " Teeny lisp," whisk was seder the one net is the sembises elite, end eoly pined by a yeetilles. end there the money was spent. This system, however, wan not strictly earned out, and it often happened that the men when they got the tickets went directly to Wyaroe, who was • servant of the defendants no doubt, and who ma ' naged the Tommy shop, and they got goods la ex change for the tickets without having previously got the tickets cashed. Not only this, bat as evidence, would hear in Mr. Oladwin kept a book called " the black book," in which he entered the names of the men who had not spent a euMcitnt amount at the Loamy shop, and he refused to cash their tickets until they had got a note in pencil upon the tickets by Mr. Wynroe as to how much they were to lay out at the shop. Under these circumstance', ho submitted that there wee really a payment ia goods contrary to the statute, and if this were so the art off of the defendants for goods supplied would fall to the ground. The price of the goods which the plaintiff himself had had was 3.11. 3e. 9d., and not one farthing of this pries had ever passed through his hands, for he lent to the shop fee goods when he wanted them, and in a great many ashes he handed over the ticket" after the delivery of the goods. lleyuud this, however, he post:tsed five bill., headed " Bought of the S tanton Dale Iron Company," and then followed an account of cheese, butter, de., which the plaintiff had had, to the amount of Os., end it was this amount, be apprehended, which the 101 was paid into court to cover. In the monthly settle meats the tickets were catered as "cash advances," but Ma meaning of this term was shown by the fact that San 21., part ~ f a bill fur goods, was actually entered es " cash advances." Under these circumstances the question Ike the jury would be, whether these men were paid in cash which they could carry away and spend as they pleased, or whether they were paid iu goods contrary to the set of par liament ; and, having proved the facts, he should leave the ease with great confidence in their hands and those of his lordahip, satisfied that an intelligent view of the law would be taken, and that the plaintiff would be entitled to the verdict. Simnel Sharman, the plaintiff, was then called, and said that in the early part of 15.50 he was employed by the Manton Dale Iron Compaq to unload woollies, arts, and beats, sad to pile the ironstone itchespstraVinesiand he-wen paid at the prices of 3d., 21d., met 161. per tea. He wee to work himself as a libeamm mit was eselei with mice a swath. He had awn astir lift SilltitinSi as snowy as a dome or Si fear as tour. Mheilselee Weft was apse the ground door, sad between it gad the ahem lore was emir • partition, and • door opera ilea as to the sober. When his Etta wasted reek he apse •• Bohm. whisk Kr. Oladwin amid them theism art west into the tansy owl mell see& The men looked to him to pity eml be Hem. Sometimes the seem MB met set 6e t e i s erettr a ted. bet went direct to "fume as she imissy shop, and got walk He knew the book aft* the Meek book. It coo tained the names of the men wholes' hies cash out of the *bop instead of spending it ia tbso dam. If they did not es pied it in the shop, the black leek wee referred te whom they went to cash a ticket, and 16. Oladwin weinliost ark k until they fetched beck the Meet' and expended Him the shop. 1 hey bad to get Wynroe to mark en the beck of the ticket what 'mount of goods we. wanted, and then he cashed it. Them was 81. odd for goods foe whisk he had never gives any ticket, and 4d. per mouth Magni/ charged for the doctor, which Mr. Oledwin stepped. Yee this they were entitled to have a doctor free, in sese accident. Cessaexamined—There were from 500 to 800 me en. Mod at thew orite,_ ma be was dludierged for miammdwet. He Melees paid all the was duo is la g Miler is tow es pole Be etn men under bas, end alb dm a Med Wages wit' were * mem lie paid b. • de' tbenabosts, mt immon semellon Osage mos who bed not condoled linssemiltod—Tbey could have get Wage Ortega abiwbon, no each as de. or 6a. :61% ° Vries the plainti ff s brother, and several other lehemers iniat = boss eseMpd at the works, were aellcd, eel their Mama was to that given by the plaintiff. They ell spite of On Meek beak, sad at the run being that they skean sped a orlon peas of their wages is the shop. They ors te spend de. of of every lal then, at pods were forced upon this to such an u vulae that they wen obliged to pay their rent, itc., with goes, indeed et with mosey. Mr. Beep. Dyke, et Os essension of theme, sehmkted that it was dm upon the evidosee that the pastillas a contractor, sad it had bees decided that a sestrester was an within the mischief, nor within the weeds of the mete =est. fhb had been decided by the Owen of Re in the me of Why T. Wad" Ex.) Another Olseas wee L lbst this Oiaff was se ea eartir ; that Ihs bodes se the tosmi wee set a nomistam within theeembee silks eel; Ost if studio illegal had taken =l.lll6Bmosils stiff end his mos, end the dr 161 ONO le as with it ; and that the plea of paraselo umaromedoehrldetandiag the statute. lie Pe=bt that op this was evidence to go to I rked d to st ffee OWL Syne Ora &dame the jiffy, ea the part of the ts, and, at the conaidea of his admen, he mild*, Mowing witnesses ups the spuds* whether Wrwas employed e s n miner sr es • esseraster. eoth has doers was aid, and stir that he had bees la the service of the defesdents as itipMlollMBlllo of the weeks. The works were aegiolly aid en by Mmes. Bosith, who failed, sad the &hams isew sea. doled She bassos as Moses for the auditors. Melia* ON seam* me, the the imam was to be bare .Mies the supetnimilsase et the memoir, and n= salt will mid ahead hie work*/ Wag Tbe Mud his men hisemif. and the dellmeols bed seldiug nallever to de who paying their mon sr therreglng them. He bed hese 10 to 20 sees. Winn, mode the esnmet with the *Miff, who was sever regaised to be there himself ; sad se Mg as the work wu doee properly the defendants de net NMI whether he worked f or set. Cress-essmisedie be' ley employed Sherman's sees 4111 tee eglinaNlMMllill• ghat had rusk, mad smother Om • lop muse bad to be pa up, and for these jobs he no pia espeeeely. Ts the pey—The plaintiff mei live sat of the yew of the eseeset anent IPSIIIIO.I4f The osstresesse I were serest us tb r e i X wparmis as dm labourers, sag were elMpl pram for the 'nett(. The essaeleiketoe des s Zals what had been sad dm," but Oh% were moo pespetty " damages" ell% tabled is consmossee of the lesseloo having bees imp* puny o l. ramp half of the Mee at lie teem am oder enstractoes, thili af esalnatiss written esesso. The Or doctor was pee by Os solisseen to the on of the sem Mr. Joseph Hood, the manager of the many said it was se pert et Os pleader he du ty to week perseselly, and he was sem read ta Michael may, who was employed by_ the plainti ff u see Olds names, said that is Joky, 1860, the plated, employed him as foreman over the Wm men. The plain tiff hi molf was frequently away aid he sever worked Un coil swept wbes be was avec • auk. His Leash* masse up, end directed the jury that if =were of seen that the plaintiff wee set es snifter the mossio et the set, they met ihe it the pant; but If they thought be was an erdlissr, ties be subedited mural other questions to than. The Jury retired to consider the miNer, as is lad an blur they Mood into eon, mad boiled in • paper in the hibrenstesse :—We that the plaintiff was not an alba within the along the est, end we dairy re. gust that the wholesome poseteleee et 6e Track et are oepable of being se easily evaded." Verdict for the desedasta. DOCTORS' COMMONS:47Na 18. Tim Dana MID CaUrreit OT ROCIIIIB7I/ V. ins Rev. Ma. WU MON. This sue, Leine telly reported in our columns, ease on before the Load bishop of Rochester, Mr. Baron Parke, Dr. Lush silos. The argument in the case was re sumed Dnlibrinittl agr be said that he had the honour to ad. diem themes of the Dean sad Chapter of Rochester, sad he legel. notwithstanding the able defines el Mr. SPlinliooi_mod& set be neeeesry for hist to SOMlstlem at any _ heath. Mr. Whiston was sersoll with • no ties orbs, imp say be should not be :emceed from the Orlleiret Stemomar School, sad he appeared to that citadels sal pat is a protest. Hs mut sieved with a sitalies m the 7th of September, cad ea ter 6th of (Mabee be pet is a roam as was helhamed that the imMet lei bees ovsnrelial e mad, mmellhatmiles that. he led pal la a farther Freak made& ea the seleb„ ftvlbeim Wish& These gem* mem euermied. md iVggillp.Malsa appeals, MI la Mmes. te the re el% bat en the merits. He difigrntelmes eda m es ▪ was see ~her a for be re re mart man int r e t t li amile ef *erase. Time were glum seems jell ip against the Ilseisisa of the Dim sad Ohlifeek The OW Wait Must ail mum bad bees given why le shoal be Named • sad the mead wen, that the Dam esi Cillepter w bean the MEN then ma mem. He meld am see bow lb. Maim min eat that the Dam NA Maple INN Mem la their ma num and all that he made est hi sagged of OM argument was that they wive pideldla Mr. the Bares Pesbe—Thet OM was settled by the Court of Claeso's bark sad yea seed set trouble yourself Ewen es D the r. I=o mid the reseal Midis of the pempidet sem Missed use. maw mere libelisue s if possible, Om the Be mom Th. Nod, of the delsadent wee la the Omet of =Pearlysad int men bed held ia soma ems puma platy of 11114 an Mr. WWI= me s meld be sommeil. lsroW reatlarma them at pest Ime/lbs geseselei to Me a mellow awl., ma t• aunit io r r ii * lists of sheer" ribith mast be holier le Ile, Mowed an the MIMI WO, insisting that the moo authorised IM emu plumed by the Die ISA MOW. they basin* pewer:of isilletiNg the peolbeaset ised s pesseeded Maw mom the aloft el MMus me the Chemise was Oaths mimes ef ermine delistme had hem elablielsed by forpaliitisa of the peophist.soll Thlsh. mem tilejudgmeat the Ceurt of cbmwoksak. ow von and Chepter the power ef :Sutra. by ears le the esSent remeval, sad that Me whale emedea is le whether the eabilsWeir woe Meow. eel elf wild) the lemmed maws( seatestled there add be ae quietism i the being that et sup mewing of eine Ise MA NNN of sad hell sp =rem the big, la fasts they bed the w S eer emmuldty Deaf; the libel Mils seers ease mid am mist thee that put Teti Mr. Althea* the Maras et Whie tes eimpied amisteen beam in &Meer,. la 16 address he bed satinly faiW is melee a sin& mee of =aliena tion by Hie Dena mad Chapter. TM t ie s ad at half. pest four, Metes eloped Ihe Be pieties ef ergs ment, was supped by THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1852. Mr. 847011 Puke, who said the learned counsel had r.ot better open any n ew point of argument then, as the Court would, from the lateness of the hour, adjourn until Wed- MARKETS. COTTON.—Livanroor. Joan 19.—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 6,000 to 6,000 bales, and consist of about 300 Purina and Maranham, at 6d. to 71d.; 250 Egyptian, at aid. to ma. ; 600 Surat, at 31d, to 4111 ; 100 Sea Islands, at 16d. to 17id. ; the remainder American, at yesterday's prices. Exporters have taken 500 bales, and s peculators 1.000. The market closes quietly but firmly, I prices of all kinds being unchanged. *encasing's, J MIN 19.—We have not much change to notice since Thursday's market, which was held under the influences of the Great Britain's advice', confirming the accounts previously to band by the Africa steamer of an easier cotton market. The effect of those advice', tending I to confirm the strong impression prevailing here that there wa. no foundation, with last year's large crop of cotton, for the speculative operations ping forward, accompanied with a considerable advance of prices, has been most marked at Liverpool, where rates are not only easier, bat the sales have been confined this week within more reasonable limits. The prices of all kinds of yarn and cloth not In very active demand have given way to a corresponding extent here, including water twist and low mule yarn. The higher counts of mule are in great demand, and spinners suffi ciently under contract to give them greater command of prices, en that engagements for early delivery are difficult to make. This is the case also to some extent in printiug cloths, the manufacturers of which hold large orders, and are un willing to extend their engagements in the present state of the cotton market except at full rates. The home trade are amongst the principal buyers, some of the shipping houses confining their operations to small orders, and hold ing back for a relaxation of prices should the rates for cotton further recede. The Germans are buying cautiously for this reason, and also on account of a languid demand . arising out of great distress among the population. The accounts, however, are that the growing food crops are very luxuriant there, and an improvement in the condition of the people may be expected, which will give a new im pulse to trade, which is much needed for the sake of their own manufactures, whilst it must necessarily be beneficial to our expert trade. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--SATuRDAT. 6nnßu APRA TRINITT Mum AT Nina Panu AT WISTIIISTILL— Bina, Ma. 811011 MARTIN AND IWACIAL JVAINT. ROTTDON c. TLL■ ORIAT NWITRIS/1 RAILWAY COW PANT.—TO ASCOTS& DANIAINS PON AN AOCIDINT. Plaintiff was a silk-meresr sad diem _awl sought to re cover damages for injuries he bad emeleedi teem an acci dent ea the Great Northers Reilway wbl di be alleged oc caned through neglect on tbe part of tha doe chats' ser vants. It appeared that the plaintiff, whe is a palest M • house of business near the llonedenrread,Wesealisalier, on the 7th of September last, being Samlay, be wee la sae of the company's carriages proceeding by meanies train to liftable, to visit a family of the name of °Alward, to a member of whose family ho was engaged to be married. Ile remained at their house until the following morning, and took his seat in en Exhibition en realms train, which left Hitchin at nine minutes before sin to go to London. The train was exceed inglyy. crowded. When they bad emerged from the Homer tunnel plaintiff heard a great noise, and, putting his head out of the window of the carriage, saw a great number of persons running over the line and a person waving a blue handkerchief and motioning evidently for the purpose of stopping the train. The engines were re versed and the breaks put on, but the train proceeded at a very great speed notwithstanding and ran into a train a little before it with a tremendous shock, whereby the plain tiff was knocked forcibly. from side to side, thereby snaking both his eyes black, cutting his lip, and alumina considerable usternal injuries. Ile was unable to attend te his business, and on the Sunday following wcut to see his father at Cam berwell, and by his advice visited tiramsend, llama/ate, Broadstairs and Margate for the benefit of his health. He had had no material illness before the accident. L Eventually a verdict for 601. was taken by consent. I — INSOLVENT - D-EBTORIT—COURT.-BATIIRDAT. ......-. - 881101{Il Ma. Ocaammesowza POITLAZPI. ANT NSW RIOOLATTN.—III int nATTEIL OF *ILL - 11 - K - -1-IKKLi.: WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Laws ! JUNII :19. —We have had • good average business done in both the cloth balls to day, as well as in direct deliveries at the warehouses during the week. Stocks are very low ; prices have an upward tendency. Balinese in the wstelsonsee has been brisk and I active during the week. This insolvent, •em•Mr — appli - e - tiTo be admitted to bail t until his hearing. . Claimaissicmer Phillip. inspected the schedule, and Graft deeds withom cousideratims,” at *ace refused the eggillearlieu. His Herm, said he burl dm hooleeat had become surety for asadr, penes. when he wail sot pay Ws ows debts, sad ea be MIS aPSWirml W pet a stop to the aroma, be should adage. la Ohm% • nib ke had made is his eons =Md. sled paean the epelleiden. He had bees very belle is outfts hi mime esevent sureties appeared— more ha then tbseeheer ermodeekeiers; buy it was now high Uwe thee emeoldes was done to check ths evil W while be led alluded, and as this teen the 1014 ems be druid take upon himself to refuse bail. Oa the pelt of the inesimmt an attempt was made to in. Isle the bossed eemishaloner to allow the hissimet to go est ea Ids =ids ease wee spin called ea. Is esisnie to the wassissisim_ the insolvent admitted in referees, s debt in de odirdsio that be had became security foe M. Kr. Oammiedener Phillips declared that he weeded set accept bail in emit a ease. It was the first principle et, justice that a man should pay his own debts before he he came security for other persons. He had been trying everything to check the system, but he found it was still going on in accommodation bills and suretyships, partiett- Isrly among clerks in public departments. The application was accordingly refused, and the insolvent returned to prison. LINEN, dre.—listrawr, June 18.—This week some descriptions of linen yarn hare advanced folly 9d. per bundle. The mills still costing* on short time, and stocks are oonsequertly on the demotes. We suggested the propriety of mills going on short time fully six months ago, and, if one advice had then been taken, much loss of value would have been saved, and the hands would now be all at I fall work. Linens: Manufacturers are now very busy, and the trade looks more flourishing than it bsa done for several months past. In Armagh and Coleraine, cloths have been all bought up at fair rates. The linens latterly supplied to the markets are not of a very good making; but we may soon expect a large supply of all descriptions, as the weavers arc now busy at their labours. There is an extensive demand at present for printing lawns and drills, at prices rather on the advance. Stocks and bleached linens of all widths are aecumulating, but en increase of the foreign trade is ex pected, which will, no doubt, soon lessen them. As to the state of demand for operatives in all the various departments of the cotton trade in the north-cut districts of Ireland, we should say it is pretty healthy, the number of hands at pre sent engaged being very much in advance of the highest ever known since the trade was first started in this king dom.—Banner of Ulster. THE POLICE COURTS. CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. ilayter Thornton Kea, a coal merchant, of Mill-street, Bermondsey, and a member of the Saddlers' Company, was summoned to answer a chafee of deliverin,g ten tons of coals to the above company, at their bail, in Cheap side, on the 4th of June, with an imperfect machine and seven deficient weights. Mr. Pelham endeavourato account for the deficiency in the weights by ascribing it to weer and tear on the wharf , and repudiated any intention on the part of the defendant to defraud his customers. The sannan_ , who was also summoned for the same offence , meH at. BMA had supplied the Saddlers Compa wi th dab he nosy yeam and that his father and gran dfather bed dm* so beide him. Aldermen Wass mid as the peaks had pleaded guilty he thought a .dawn 'Kooky woad min as • caution to the ftelenialo to le mare careful : end dmod thus ss. each and auk Ilk in aIL EiIiSION-110011111. Eliss, ‘ "as late souvrmehin of alshomet Abraham, the black beggar, wee heed beam lin WNW t for the purpose of being remising diedinolpil hum custody. She was re siwctably drund. arm 41.610111 beeself with propriety. being The young wanes *AM Mid the purl had„ upon applied to, ethearmi the tiormirmy died, by will he woe enabled a anal et ramp at bar hermit, sal had secured in a vend dent to sail for Amadei. He Mind, dee ply ime. V at the kindness sad width the Lard MI acted upon the whitthis nos was introduced to ILI& Oho * which he had no doubt, rescued by use bores interned*. had taken place, from a Ns of Wow and vice. The Alderman asked her whether she was willing to go dosed defendant Certainly, my lord ; I am deerea to tabs any immediate departure, mod I thank the mart As dm humanity with winch I have boa treated, arm the that has been given to sae of retrieving iny as very glad to hear it. The Rh whet M a boss eine time leadhig has been each as to Whig ups porimif mil wiz family, and now that plinths cssplMs opperrmft of making amends ter pore pid heist, I Vied yea wiR net dissopekt those who how l Y irmannorme of the marmot Incilids you have Mod while gram SOW SIM *VS ta him a wry "mur al& opiorm dm. I amo Adam pa v e si F i g g irm htber, eat I Impress upon pan the ii=ist "pm the dreadful evils The defendant to 160 1 =4A, odd assured him that ski weldi sig r all iver ergot altar the Leery from which she hod been reamod or the beareriene• she had met with from the sughtrates of London. In the cokes se the last week the lard Mayor received several bitten Ors c4 e peoperms ef menbge to the girl, and Na ihat they wend bed her with the permit is &UM comitriso to w wed unions to Wreaths her. All tbe = hich LT they mile by _perems abed to p almisd, some pro- to dhow to California. Ilihr task bee departure hem lagiand late ea Saturday doning. Xalsourst. the black man, still remains in custody, WORSHIP-STREET. • wily-locking aunenkr fellow named Wis. Hodges was domed with a murderous Ml* mum bie Ths ant, • dermans-le wommo, who was k • state of den ate ifering, and mewed with Ver iel a mteloped In termager„ stated that ifes led been monied far several years tithe miaow who was Wasted to the mom drunks and dl.. I. arm dudes tbe grouse part of that period he lad sidgested her to nue ~tad mad systematic M-treatsmod her life was a somplete imam to her. On this pooseding night the pri soner left kik, as usual, with emi of ids busk= um "idea, and after sitting l it for him fa • slats of sasiety esti l nearly day t, abe et hug& retied een tu t i , bat was disturbed abed o'cicek is th e morning by the ab rupt entrance of th a rgosissrAndcaquietly rides liktwbeire he had spent the he beton* aught up a iMavy berm end hurled it et had. The nirmilo Imo arm such lionev*idi ch torte that It um to bel dusk karma • fat wound on bra bubsed, width amend enek • Sow of blood that the pillow and souning at the led won completely entsvald. The them wind bee by the has el the lad, mei, abet hr out apse the Bow, cannemsed be rm es sue kiddng in toss mo miniereital wooer, sail as of *olden' woo altraeled by bee mks, and keened Is hue ermsbuse ; but, ide aided, the dhow bed Imp' ba try HIS hdr into the passage, where be asslinu hulks bar till the was ruses& front Await Ilirssinsol by • polieemek who took him into cusesly. aseephiemits evidenee we Idly armebermei by the lodger above reihreed to, Nod it war armed by the policeman that on entering the bows he fermi the woman Is such a state of extreme milbrieg, that be Amato" • cob to be pro -wd, in which abs was immediately conveyed to the Lou. "...witted for trial. white, 425. to fes• Barley, new, 30.. Oats, 22e. Beans, 32ii. Peas, 325. CoLesreerxn, June 19.-A very limited supply of ell grain at market to-day ; Is. to 2s. more w as generally de• mended for Wheat ; this checked business. The few parcels which changed hands obtained upon an average barely Is. advance. Beans and Peas le. dearer. OLOUCECTER, June 19 -The attendance was small, and the supply of English Wheat also limited, at our market this day. Best samples found buyers at Is per qr. more money ; secondary qualities held for a similar improvement without leading to business. Foreign Wheat was taken freely at prices not obtainable last week. Barley, being in very short supply, is held for 6d. per qr. advance, the trade being confined to grinding suns. Only one parcel of Egyp then Beans being on sale, them find buyers at fully Is. per qr. advance. Oats are a dragging sale, at firmer rates. ' Imports of the week ending J uue 19: Wheat, 2,955; Bar ley, 1,196; Oats, 2,200. GUILDFORD, June 19.-The supply of Wheat to-day was not large. The continued wetness of the season induced the millers to give an a ivance of Ph per qr. ; but this ad vance could not be obtained on red Wheat; nevertheless, there was • better demand. Wheat, 395. to 521. Barley, 30.. to 335. Oats, 20s. to 23e. Beans, 32.. to 3d.. HIRTIFORD, Juno 19.-The supply of Wheat fair ; trade ruled dull, at last week's prices. Barley sold at lull prices. Oats firm, at last week's prices. Peas and Beans made Is. per qr. more money. Wheat, from 245. to 30s. per loud. Barley, 255. to 295. per qr. Oats, 18e. to 21s. Peas, 21s. to 245. per load. Beans, 21s. to 245. Bye, 16e. to 19s. Mmiesisess, Jexit 19.-A somewhat firmer feel lag has pre vail ed in the flour trade during the present week, and almost all descriptions have moved oft more freely at fully previous rates; but where any advance was attempted it had the effect of checking business. For oats sad oatmeal the demand has been languid, and prices have leaded downwards. Coastwise and from Irelaad the arrivals at Liverpool and Beacom are very scanty; but of wheat, flour, and Indian corn the imports from abroad are to a liberal amount. At our market this morning wheat fully supported the currency of this day see night. Fleur was held with increasing firmness, and holders generally' required prices the) - turn higher than there which were asespted during the week. Oats and oatmeal were in very limited request, and barely maintained their previous value. NRWCARTLX-UPON-TYI.II. June 19.-The weather this week has been of • very unsettled character. We have had rata more or less daily, but with the exception of Oats upon the heavy soils, the crops continuo to lie favourably re ef . At our market this morning we had an unu su▪ ally large supply of Wheat from the growers for this edramed period of the year, occasioned doubtless by the wet state of the weather preventing field operations from being proceeded with, but having only moderate arrivals, boa tizesised samples sold steadily, but without animation, and epos web. ae well as all other kinds, last Saturday's rates were Flour met a fair steady enquiry, 29e. being about devalue of choice households, and 31s. to 314.6 d. be extra whites, anything beneath such qualities selling proportionately lower. Choice south eomntry Rye was held firmly at 365. which had the e ff ect of checking business. Grinding Ba rley rather more enquired for but no dearer. Malt a slow sale, and prices unchanged, and the same may be mid of Beans and Peas. With Clans we were sparingly ZVl!by our powers ; the receipts coastwise, however, a fair extent, sales scarcely proceed,. d with such freedom &slut week, the buyers at the same time having Me turn in their favour. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 1,930; foreign, 71; Barley, coastwise, 17; foreign, 30; Malt, coastwise, 75; Oats, coastwise, 955 ; foreign, 28 ; Peas, foreign, 534 ; Flour, 1,412 sacks. Nosuirtex, Jane 19.-At our market this day there was egged offer of Wheat by both farmers and merchants, con ,!4 sot so good as heretofore, and this chiefly owing to Me dampness of the atmosphere, so unfavourable to thrash ing. There was no material hange in value; Is. per qr. higher pprices was at the commencement of the market de but business was transacted at rates similar to Mme of last week. Flour trade firm, and fully previous rates were raid for prime housbolds f.o.b. The trade is Barley,. with the exception of a few sales for grinding pur poses, is not worth noticing. Beans were a small waggly, and prices were quite up to last week's rates. Peas were small in supply, and very little demand ; no change fa price. Oats were inquired after, and full prices were paid i we do not alter our quotations. Norettroites, June 19.-Our supply of Wheal at 10- i day's market is fully coal to the demand. Holders etc asking quite as high rates as of late, but we have a slow trade, dealers taking only for present wants. Barley is Nearer, and grinding sorts inquired for. Oats and Beans ars both • slow sale. PITERBOROUOII, June 19.-There was but a small show of n here to-day. Bed Wheat, weighing 631 tis. per bushel, making 38e. to 395. Nothing doing in Barley. Oats I mobs last week's prices; and Beans were ready sale, at • n advance of la. per qr. READING, June 19.-A very short supply of Wheat some, to hand this mornicg. The weather being unfsvoura- I Me to the growing crop produced an active trade at IS. to 2.. per qr. advance on last week's rates. Barley, Peas, and Oats remain unaltered, the report of the prospect of Beans being much elected by blight caned that article to improve in value full 2.. per qr. WIeBICH, Juno 19.-In consequence of the continual rains during the week, we have but little grain of any kind showing here to-day, and everything realises the full prices of this day week, with an advance on the best descriptions of Wheat of fully Is. per qr. WoRCESTEK, June 19.-There was • large supply of Wheat at our market to-day, for which higher prices were &mended, but no progress could be made at anything over the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley rather dearer; Oats, 6d. per qr. cheaper; Beans, the turn was again in favour of the seller ; Peas very scum. Yong, June 19.-We had only a small supply of Wheat at this day's market, which has been readily sold at fully last week's rates. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, 43e. to4ss. per imperial qr. ; red, 391. to 425. Malt, 525. to 545. Oats, 104. to 11d. per stone of lithe. Flour, 23e. to 31s. per sack of 280 lbs. Done", Juni 18.-We have had almost incessant rain this morning, but the weather now appears fine, and the mercury is rising. Our corn market to-day was again dull ea possible; the general tendency of the trade was to lower rates; but we must reduce the quotation for Indian corn Is. per quarter. White wheat, 235. to 265. ; red do., 22.5. to 235. 6d. Barley, 12a. to 14..6d. Oats, 10s. to Ils. Gd. Oatmeal, Ils. to 12s. Bakers' flour, 12a. to 15s. per cwt. Indian corn, 295. to 335. 6d. per 48016ie Coax, June 18.-We have to report a few arrivals of foreign grain since our last. The receipts of home grain, ' however, as is usual at this season of the year, are small in tie extreme. As some parties look upon the present wea ther as unewourable to the Wheat crop, we have on this account, as well as owing to the firmer feeling manifeeted at the English side, some little speculative inquiry in the finer descriptions of foreign Wheat, which are very firm at the rate of last week. We quote Marianople 255. • Ohirka, 245. 6d. ; and Odessa, 21s. 6d. to 225. per brl. Egyptian is in very brisk demand, and meets a free sale at 20s. pet brL Oats are very dull, and it is impossible to effect a sale of! the article unless at • considerable reduction on late rates. We have an improved demand for, and a good business passing in fine Flour. Coarse descriptions continue to meet a free sale, but prices are unaltered. With a moderate trade in Indian Corn we think prices must be quoted 22.6 d. per ton lower, the extreme value of Oalatz being 71.179.6 d. to 81. per ton. With an increased supply of Potatoes, and an arrival or two of Maize, we should expect to see • con• siderable reduction ere long in the value of the article. Wheat, red, 19.. 6d. per 20 stone; Oats, 10s. 7d. to 116.6 d. WATERFORD, June 19.-Our arrivals of foreign Wheat! and Maize have been tolerably good this week, and we have received • fair quantity of Oats from the interior by boat ; but there were no supplies whatever from farmers. With out much animation in our market, we have experienced a . fair inquiry for Wheat and Maim ; and • moderate busi ness has been done in both these articles, at pervious prices. Oats were difficult to dispose of in the early part of the week, but, during the last day or two, the market has bees pretty well cleared, at an abatement of Id. per barrel. There is no change to be noted in the value of Flour but , the demand for coaqualities has somewhat impro vedrse q. ' We have hail very heavy rains (at intervals) during the last ten da, accompanied by rain s (at and low peature. Imports this sleek Wheat, 2,700 qrs.; Indian Co rn , 1,594; Flour, 470 brls. Exports this week Barley, 380 brls. ; Oats, 2,100; Flour, 320 sacks; Oatmeal, 210 cwts. KIRKCALDY, June 19.-We have a continuance of the I same sort of weather that has prevailed for some weeks, dell, cloudy, and occasionally stood deal of rain, with a l iow temperature ; to-day it is a , 'tele milder, but the wind is still from the mt. At our country markets this week, es has been the case for mime time past, the buyers for local consumption took off meet of the grain o ff ering, and the prices paying were • shade ova those of last week. Barley and Beans seem about exhausted. Here, to-day, we had a mod supply of Wheat, fair of Oats, and • few parcels of Barley ; sates slow, at prices rather under last week's rates. Wheat, 39e. to 445. per qr. Barley, 28e. to 31s. Oats, 186.9 d. to 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 be., 30s. HARDWARE.—BIRMINORAY, Jute. 19.—There has been a slight improvement in trade here since our last re nt ; the merchants are in receipt of better orders, and the home trade, which has been thoroughly bad throughout the spring, is said to have partially revived ; but the im provement is, it is much to be feared, partial, and anything but of such a character as would lead to the inference that much of a change for the better can for the present be ex pected. It is curious to notice the prosperity articles he some of the newspapers on the subject of the condition a trade here, when, to any one at all familiar with the sub ject, or who takes the trouble to extend his inquiries to the condition of the trade generally, the fact becomes potable that the last has been the dullest six Olintis we trade here since the early part of the year 184$. That there have been, and stilt are, exceptional instances when the manufacturers have been well off for orders. is not denied, but the great bulk of them have had barely sale Meat orders to keep the men going ; others bow not been able to do that; there have been a much greater number of persona, both male sad female, seeking employment during the le st six months than at any time for the hat five yeah ; and such has been the competition for orders in the face of their scarcity, that in three-fourths of the trade the manufacturers' profits have undergone a very eessiderable reduction. A dozen or so of the very largest useadbeteren have been busy, certainly not more, and the Ameriessand Cantata seders have been perhaps up to the anew ; the Games trade has, how ever, been bad, sad iadrea it has bee. se mesh nit up as scarcely to be werthj the attention of manafacturers or merchants. Pram Cabe, there have boss scarcely any orders for months; ftom Rio, Valparaiso, area liteencitAyres we are assured they have bees lamb bellow the avenge. The deplorable state of the Atelier gun teals has already been noticed under this heed; bat dee gas trade generally is so bad that there is seer* a imeandlrer whim bee sot stocks accumulating. These argot is the bright Med toy bade give as gloomy a repast the elate of Moises, ter the I lest six months as can be elontred ; the meet menus and . extended inquiries we haw been able tombs have beesut- tended with the ems reset% In the heavy bombe, of this trade the reverie ere better; the edge Mel mean facture, for inatesse, Yea prodigiously increasedly dose Imre been large ...apostate both to Australia and Moil Aim- ries, but this ionsalnett bioch will, it is feared, eel* for a time in meransesee sr the abases in the pries of iron. The rise is the peke of omen is deranging the brass founding, the electroplating, and one or two MONO import ant trades ; it seem doubtful whether the prior* advesesd price will be maintained, many persons inclining te the opi nion that a peed= at lean of the very large dens which has taken plea has bees height about by orders me speeslaten. The electro-plate business hes bees geed the being rather above the gm etherwisi. The braes foundry trade in all its PI the two or three large houses engaged is the brass Wefts* meosiattsm, have had, and still have, we are bassi* hope mitres, bet chiefly for the faits morkele. The messbelsrere ef cabinet foundry ales would mos to bete bed se muse for nt. Not se euels Wades es pea end pis siding, the = l :is i d eye menalbstors, Mealtime end gat buttes Zitespecially the Mat ; the orders have sadly g in leap red eloadeliers, a very Important Moe& of ear lomsubsteres, the trade is dull, and has bees nips- a lorg time ; to the Jewel lery trade moonily, excepting the meastrebire of gold chaise, the moriremark will apply. The nes wire , drawers repast that their trade is steady, sod that they have orders eerregh to keep the men warbles fall time. The state of corer of the most important bromine has been thus specially noticed, because they are at all dares ea lades 1 1 of the general condition of trade here, which we must re peat is not brisk, and has not been for many months, hut the reverse ; Mote, however, who from the extent of their correspondence have the best means of forming an opinion I on such matters, are strongly of opinion that the present gloom is of a temporary character only, chiefly arising out of the circumstance of many markets having be lonial en gltrade utte la ts ear; there is a prospect, too, of our co greatly increasing, cad new foreign markets are opening whnh promise to be of great value. The trade of the district is said to be nether slack ; but there (as in the town) we per ceive sips of anything but inactivity at the largest works ; at the Woodside Ironworks (Cochrane and Co.) ; at the I London Works (Pox, Henderson, and Co.) ; at the great class-works of Messrs. Chance, at Bpon-lane, I eaehlargeli varying in the character of their productions,we I observe the same unvarying signs of activity, and are owed of the continued increase in the already prodigioul value of each of their annual products. These three - great I works having been already specially noticed in the Doily Nom because of the world-wide celebrity they have aspired, from the fact of their having produced the mate rWs the Crystal Palace, they are now singled out for I remark in connexion with this subjeet but at the Besides, and l at the great Patent Axle Works at Weduesbary (Mr. Gesch*s, Id.P.), there is the same element at work, and the din of the chain, the clank of the hammer, and the roar of the forge, goes on night and day unceasingly. This is at rather works ; but the staple trades of the district are an indifferent state. The poor gan-lock fitters at Dunstan are badly off for orders and their remuneration is very low; the chainmakers anithe nailtnaken of the dis trict are in no better plight, and the saddlers' ironmongery trade of Walsall is wofully cut up. The prospects of the iron trade are said to be still brightening; the demand in creases, and a further advance at the July quarter-day seems to be regarded as tolerably certain. ST. PITEUBCRO, lent 12. Deals.—A minor dealer sold the remainder of his red wood, on the spot, at 171 ro. Gromoff has nothing but 3 by it in. for early delivery, of which he has sold 6,000 dol. at 51 ro. 8. (18.371 ro. Bco.). Flax.—A few sample barks have arrived, but nothing done yet. A minor dealer has been offered 96 ro., de., cash, on contract, but holds for 98 ro., Bee. 100 ro. offered Ardaniatakys, who hold for 1031 ro., Bee. Nothing shippine but trifles for America. Hemp.— Nothing done. About 100,000 poods expected by the early barques shortly. Linseed.—About 3,000 chats. Kama have been taken on contract at 261 ro. to 261 ro., with an ad vance ; and there is some inquiry for the Rjef, on the spot at about 21 ro. Tallow.—Stiffening in consequence of the London advice, : only Wiles doing at our quotations. Nearly all the ready town-melted, being 600 to 600 caste, has been taken at 109 ro. Freights.—Very depressed ; little to be had besides deals at 30s.—Exchanges, Juns 11.—London, 3 months, 37 11-16 to 1 per a. ro.; Am wedeln, 3 months, 1891 to f per e. ro. ; Hamburg, S months, 341 to 6-16 per a. ro. ; Paris, 3 months, 400 to 402 e s. ro. POULTRY,ac.—NZWOAT`n AND LEADENIIALL,J VNI 19. —Docks, 2s. Od. to 41.0 d. ; tame rabbits, 08.0 d. to Os. Od. ; pigeons, sd. to Bd. each; Surrey fowl. 71. 3d. to Bs. 6d.; ditto chickens, 6s. Od. to 7s. Od. ; barn-door fowls, 4s. Od. to 61. per couple ; English eggs, 6s. 6d. to 6s. Od. ; French ditto, 4s. 9d. to 6s. 3d. per 120 ; fresh butter, 81d. to Is. Od. per lb. FlBll.—BiLLawnso wee, Jun, 19.—Esla, 4d. to 11d. per lb.; soles, 4d. to Is. N. per pair ; 6d. to le. Bd. each; cod fish, 2a. Od. to 4s. Od. each ; turbots, 6s. to 111. each ; plaice, Is. 9d: to 12s. Od. per twenty; salmon, Bd. to 10d. per lb. ; mackarel,l3d. to sd. each ; crimped state, eal. to 841. per lb. • SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.—A distressing sea disaster occurred off a little fishing village called Beer, in the South of Devon, on Wednesday. The Bereaved schooner, of Plymouth, was observed shout a mile from the CORN.—Boaros, June 19.—With a small attendance at shore, in the middle of the day, in distress. A heavy market to-day, and demand sseeedimgly limited, Wheats sea wu running at the time, and &severe gale blowing from changed hands at about Wednesday's rates ; red, 3.91. to the south into the bay. She was watched by • number of 40s. ; white, 426. to 44e. Scarcely anything doing in spring people from the shore, and a boat's crew bravely put off to Corn. Prices nominally the some. I assist her, but were unable to proceed. Or a sudden, the CAKHRIDOII, Juno 19.—Without any altertion in prices' fated vessel was observed to heel over, being struck with a there was a firmer feeling in the market. The winter heavy sea, upset, and soon after sunk and broke to pieces. Beans are said to be quite destroyed ; indeed, many fields S:z men were conjectured to bit on board, all of whom arc ploughed up, and dry weather is becalming essential to perished. The disaster, as we have stated, occurred in the all corn. Wheat, red, 395. to 415.; white, 425. to 445. middle of the day, and in siktht of land, and yet no human Beans, 32a. to 33a. Peas, 31s. to 325. Oats, 21s. to 245. help could be afforded. It is to be regretted that there was CANTAILBOILT, Jape 19.—We had but a moderato supply no lire-boat to put off to the unfortunate crew, as, if there of grain at market this week. Wheat wasnther better tale had been, the probability is that their lima might have boas at small adrenal. Wheat, brown, new, 40s. to 41s. 6d. ; spared. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The state of the Weather at e Nine o'clock ea Saturday arranged in order of Wits& MONDAY, JUNI 21, 1862. acts of the following places at snooping. Tim stades' are Orono of llMonth Nom of PUM wim . of State of WooAbor. ?Lowrey N.W. Portiolly Goody p fm a ..... Gam Sum Portion? Cloudy Poomons e.w. 0.1111 Oureut ...... E.W. CMOs Sum Sala Humus .......- LW. Gale Us= Ounat 18181TSAMIVION W. Olson ram spormot Foramisair LW. Orlielemo Ourtiort rommos ..—. S.W. powntiouto Porti, awn minswica_. OEM Snort Porti a ,, Mom .... W. Ore ba s Portully Goody Mum . (Maseru S.S.W. I_ Somotry CAIIIBI1.181 THIS DAY Door!. ammo a ortra. etraimb WM. Neste of the Weallisr. LW. Osstle New. °veriest. Tlis returns from the talkawing places did not reach this slim la time for publicans la Saturday; they therefore Winn the state of the esafter on Friday morning at dos *Walk. loomPon Mosisosaa 8 roma . . lianirogoo B. W W. Liorames B.W. LILL 11.rroos I %MIMI FORM, Lima, nava: Mad , Ilium Immo las Orme bum twit* elsokt OWN fteme. bee, On& aim Omar' ends Swat Pisibile Cbody iketio Omaliansts 1 =ly EXPORTATION OP SPEClE.—Amongst the cargo of I the Ripon, which left Southampton yesterday, with the Overland India and China yea, was specie to the value of nearly a quarter of a million sterling, about 180,0001., of width was for ladle. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SEABORNE MAILS. [l.l deniers that the mail* are sent from the Gram' Pow-o]ica • the Light —and DI by the e - ----eareateh.l tha t —and NI by the morning —despatch.) ----- Day them made upl Yews. woe ' COUNTRIFS. in Gftair+l Poet- Port' When Ma Ueda% deapatehed. ' die. ---- liverpoul.... Ideri -----. vid Amerka(bylirit-peekrt h Juin IS Amseise(b)U Aid States mint) Jg Amartesibytt.Mateep l / 4 1101 Jam /11 Southataitts• hme al Australla(vla SouthamL ton) . Dino (via Manailles) NDuvet Ditto (via Cape of (loud flope) N Ind of August Plymouth ...1 Striae( Meet Como ...N 1410 of the nteatb hiyiewata .. Ptute 21 4 lezendria• N IVUMMith ef moss. Dome leiglam .... ......... .... h 'tally liner 'u,: .y Brasil hi 902 of Me month houthanaitur. July l Baena Ayres N Itl ef the lass th inuthampto,.. July California V Imlitif " he! n.oatb iou Masashi. June 24 repent Good Slope yl litho( June Cape de Cattle N led of the mount PI) mouth . Jur.e CI • Moultantinople • N f tbl7thllthof mail Dover Matral Almeria /A tadlitintiof sa.ntbliouttawoot . Junco ...helmet Isles h Mon o % ed.,kirki. oouthamptuo.! tu 2 0.0. ChM ii Indat7tl of month 19 . 19,2 C1 4, ...1 2 be 29 rrsnos :4 h N film daily t lover 0 flete.... N 7thlltb27thof mu: 'Jove, lumbar' 14 Tm•day It Pride) London 11 %Sidney. A In nv onn t ri v: hb . 1p Lcadre ptip...thy.. . th .......... : 1 : h 71 . .pc 7 t Holland 'tenderer lf Inh of (.110 month 04444.241444,..2444 20 (Aland II k N ?Ina dolly , a lolyboad , toles. da. Mtlia(vialeulmasit V, Id loth of the motet I 4 outhumptue.lJuly 22! ledla (via Illarreilleel N lthilM4th of month ' Dow .- India (via Cape of Gent' m :) .....tyi.e.t.N lV ; 1 14411 ° o f f t th he e Me h aenue oration --V MOM of Om meth 110u9samii ' July 22 isitto(via aaaLnq ...N 4111111:1th Wrat.l4lo)4Tar .... . June l? ' Viola II lad of the month ilouthamptos. July % Madeira II SP. of the month' ooatkanaptrr.l.htly Ili Lintta• .„ 1 7tl,l2th,lhth,27thi " ) rhUthof the month' Dover Naples. h St2lstlMtltotmoeMMOI Papal &Mae h athllthlitholuom Duvet r PerAn.ols t 1 Peru II Imitillthof =oath Soetheenstor. Jane hi r T 04444/. 4; • to, J;} 22M ef moo Dover Wt.,* Indian .. -.-. V hethirtnetrountb sombonapter. ' June So Van Diemen'e ..... (me s ilittgralla) _ _ _ ___ .. _ _ . ' ___ = - "lisineatio ti!vve .AloWatni.• MIN Warlio7f tel by 1016.• IMMIK •I• aMlTErlitirs. + The lAS NUM, eta bon Wept will be rt ade up on the ermine et the Ifthlneteart. Vameequenu of the 20th t•lhng on • bonder. The Peeirmaler shall gin be are op on the morning of the 28th Inetant. V SIIMM.IIIOI.O[ of U. 27th falling OM burglar. CASUALTIES. Invincible, from Gravesend for New Zealand, has put back, having been ashore.—Gravesend, June 20. Malabar, of and for Dublin, from St. _John's, 'N. 8., with deals, struck on the rocks west end of S iltees, this morn ing, but got off with low of rudder, and full of water, and anchored in seven futhorns.—Weeford, June 17. ARRIVED. AONDS-at Fahnouth, Jane 10, from Akyab Aaaow-at Liverpool. June 19, from Para Arrnva-at Liverpool. June 19, front New (Means Accrova-st Liverpool. June 19, from Savannah AIBUIDUTLI-at Gravesend. June 19, from i•rydney pa , ."-a1 Gramend, June 20. from Antwerp Dom oe EIDIII- at (Mermaid, June 20, from I l es MOM- at Onwesend, June 20, from ft de la CItatITADDL-at Gravesend, June 2 0 , from P. Phillip Curio-at Gravesend, June Is, from Caen I Crirr or lianivrow-at Gravereod, June 19, from. Ilostnal Unica-at Gravesend, June RP, from Antivua ELLS?, MARIA-at Liverpool, June 19, fr0m„......... New Orleans Enadrom.-at Gravesend, June 20 f r om. Sums". old YJIILT-at OrlifeilllXl, June 20, from Deno rare EIDMA-at Gravesend, JUDD 19, from Alexandria Famisarea-at Gravesead, June 19, from Memel Fasum-at Gravesend June 20, from IR. Jobo'd Foamy Kora -at Liverpool, June 19. from ....... ... New rune Faure-at Quelostown. June 17, from . OKAIIItAI. Hoorm-olf Peremouth, June 18, from... ..... eydney 13D•Ta0-at Gravesend. Juos 18. from Wolg.t Gramana-at Gramnend, June 19. f r om Nerfoindload Gnaca-atOrameend, Jame 19, from Jamaica Oast. lII,NTLY-at Onward, Jaye 19, from eydney Hoof-at Gravesend, Jam 19, tram Dentzio lIANTLIT -at Liverpool. JUDO 19, trom....- ...... ..........299w0tleala Kerrazu-at Liverpool, June 19, hem WI., Loan J. Rossatx.-a - t Liverpool, Jens if, tnea............Ya1panda0 Lau-at Urayskomt. June 19, from ...... .. Charente Lvcraa -at Gramiond, June 20, from Memel LADY )(DION, at Mlle% Jive lA, from Having% MAUILITITS -at Falmouth. Julio 17, from Mataome NITMIT-at Oravessed, June 19, from Malta MATVIDWILIL at Grevesead, June 19, from Elemer.ra MMOAVIAA-It Of 11•110.0 d, Juno 19. from -.l.ditC DIONTIAZWIA-at Liverpool., Junel9, from _ Noairamosentarie-es Deal, June le, from --Adelaide NoirrourasaarAso-at Gravenend, June 19, Iran New York 01JaDD--at Falmouth, Julie Is, from Saha Peasavaaasco -at Deal, June 18, from St. Jam's, %. B. PRIKIIJA-at Monied, Jane 19. from .. ...St. Jotin'ir, N. B. PIINCI CI WWII -at 011ITTADOd. June 19, from Calton* ilassora-at Gravesend, June 196 gnat- .............. --New I.o fit R. D. Snarincao-at Liverpool, Jane 19, fem.- ..... New idr:eans Illoatunon-at Liverpool, Join 19, from. Apalachicola B.IIaATODA-at Liverpool, JUDO 19, from New Yolk SP•CULATION-at Liverpool, Jane 19, tr0m..........M. John's, 71• B. &us 0. liTtlt -at LIVIIIIOOI, June 10, from New York SCOTIA-at Liverpool, June 19, from St John's. N. B. tti. ANDPAW-at Liverpool, Jam 19. from Montreal BAt•aTia -at Oravemod, June 19, from B. !zone Bottrusan Cow -est Gravestad. Juno 20, from PP hillip Inoawrain-rit Falmouth, June 17 , Dom M. Video Taa-at Oraveseod, Jane 19, from Jamaica Tusoorma-et Gravesend, June 19, from Reelect Tmorrow-at °rammed, June 18, fr05a....... Quebee TATAILAT-at Gravesend, June 19, fr0m..... Seaton Taaramiaa-at Gravesend. June 19, Dom..- ........... -Calcutta Variorums-at Gravisend, Jure 20, beim - ttut4DC Wo.uastraers-at Gravesend. Janne% from. %IBA Nun Woourtnec-ot Liverpool, Jams 19, from A Warman Woatv-at &me 19, LlDV i rr a att ZULltlttit Gravemend. l a w i nit from . Mem B. APIS SAILED. Asia-bons Liverpool, June 19, to Bahia ARIRL-ROlll Liverpool, June 19, to Arelt..nini ADRIATIC-from Liveried, June 19, UNew York Anroon-trem:Graveseed, June 19, to gene BCIIKRIAIT -ft= Liverpool, JUDE 19, to 81. retersburg 11 4ST lAT -from Liverpool, June 19, to lialdat Cams-treat Liverpool, June 19, • to V. Video CNAL RICDARD -from Liverpool, JUDE 19, to ISAIVIDEA C.seraos-from Liverpool, June 19, to aeons DERR Cr PoRTIAUD--11001 tiravereed, June 90, ki.. New Zealand Dunes - -from Or verve June 19, to Grenada Deneas--tran Liverpool, June 19, to ...... AII4UI DARDAR-from Liverpool, June 10, te Iceland Zo-trom Liverpool June 19, to Nsplee nuta-from Gravesend, June Ile, to -..... LOton Para-from Liverpool, June 19, to ..........Ventre51 GOTZIOROD-frEDD Liverpool, Julie 19, to l9.Thores Haan-frees Liverpool, June 19, to Tarragona Hvastros-from Liverpool, Jens 19, to Vora Trine Ingirsrav-from Liverpool, June 19, to laawrira Btrne-trom Gravesend, June 19 to ........... Mauritius I svin esur-from Gravesend, Jane 19, to , -, ...... _New Zeeland JELLAND-from Ormond, Jane 20, to Dremaik Janu-riven Gravesend, Jens 20, to Bermuda Jess Puce-trim OTATIMEIDA June 2 0 . to ...............SL I''D.m . ,' Jess Purr-from Liverpool, June 19, to P. rb.dp Can-from Gravesend, June 19, to Frdtey LADE Ara-Iron' Gravesend, June 20, to - .....Yemee Nanzio-tran Liverpool, June 19, to Ilaldas I.IIIATIA-hoes Gravesend, Jane 20, to Bellew' ESDITIANCR-from Gravesend, June IS, to ion trandacci Rscoao -frogs Liverpool, June 19, to palklacd Walla Ilia C. Narita-from Liverpool, June 19, to Gotta Stun OF Tux Weer-from Liverpoil, June 19, to New Trek easoar--treen Liverpool, June 19, to kW Janne Sweat -trout Liverpool, June 19, to Gibraltar Pia J. Ron Bow -Iran Gravesend. JUDO 20, to it nirt's We. Prerenn-troen Liverpool. Jae* 19, bNew TVA VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Orreair (brig), 7days from London for Leghorn, June 4, of C-. 77 r . MACK; all weU. Dorms lath.), from Antigua for London , out 30 day=,June 13, lat. 116.40 N., lon. 19.03 W. r=l4roes Bombay for London, March 23, lat. 113 0., lon. 63 E. for Aftlalds. May 13, lat. l 2 ~lon. 31 W. 11 dam, from midair, for LA ndon, May 7, tat 21 8., lon. 2E. O.E. John Taylor (gyp), for Port 1, 00110, June 17, at p.m, 26 m of the Lizard. Southern Crom, from forlluba own, June tripe. 42 N lon William (ship), of London, foASCOIIIIOO SO4 of Good ,io,JuAt 13, tat. 46 N., lon. 10 W. [Advertisement.] —A colum LIVE GIVUARDMI SMAN,ON S OP run limns ur Warman), or ItiIICATI o., Chorauorr axe Prma.—Mr. Thaw Brunton, landlord of the Water. kw Timm Castle., Yorkshire, was lined tor many canon= •ol rhountstiun and its gent lite lege were drandrully ino sal diegund whin:dews et wen boo, fogt.trul to trebck Foe tdi wain ba was whelk undie to vem, the treatment ho recetvoi Poo emend wailed mem set only Mimi to do bins say good. tod Ds=lN emstderably wore, condition. At aa. Fab sal ointment were resorted to, and by Una we WSW b. bee been tutored to health and strength.—Sed by a:: dirialeln. and at Prokeisce liolloway's, 244, Strand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 31RTIIS. AAP.— Jona 15, the vita of 0. A. Asa, Erg., of Great GrimMT. af a doughtier. LEVROY.—Jusa 16, at Great Ocorge-etreet, Weetraiostrr, the vire o C. C. Lef roy, faq., of a daughter, 1106f36.—Jaw 15 , at 01ouseater-squar e, Ilyde.park, the ,frof I. Mar, EAR., of a daughter. 01111111).—Jutte 17. at the (Moistens, M. Mich.lel'olmmlct, L:v:1.301. Km). °toad, of a eon. gIaLLLUL — Joae 17, lbs. J. Quilliam, Lark-Lac,Lorrf.v'• a Na. 15. at Birkenhead, the wife of Mr. 3. Thoxv , a 5 dat4eter. MARRIAGES. BROADBENT —HOLDSWORTIL June 17, M the patirb Sandal. by the Res. U. lloldasortb, Sector of Volnott, the ire. T. Westmoreland, the Vicar, Thomas. only Non of sJ Broadbent, Em , Grove House, Ardsrch, to Wm la Tbsra...'' &glitter of Jeseph Llolieworth, Sas Toe, near Wallearh , • FRAsaII—FOIUIRST.—Jane 17, at St. James's, Piccadilly, 1'1..4' laelmoo, Rector, Fra,er, of St. Andren— . l o " . Edinburgh, to Wary Ann. eldest daughter of the late J. Kg, of Cork-atrect, Burllniton.gardrns. KRIBIS—JACKSON.—June 20, at St. Bride'!. Fled evert. RM. J. Goodman, Grosse Wilson Ks bb, of Klrbyoereet. to An, Minot daughter of the late Mr. Jackson, of New.stree,s,h.. LAIULAW—ROSERTS.—June 16, at Ilerroltage, Res. John Campbell, Thomas lAldlam, Mercll6.4 1,3 " to suoo. only daughter of George Roberts. 11..., Manutrettu,:. DEATHS. CoMY.—ltuse IS, at Bs:lnky, aged 13. DOTTIN.—June 17, at Artryll-stimet. A. E. MOGI, 19/4., 1 1 11 4,1 _ 11A7160/I.—June 19. at rottunsl.street, tlnomensr.p.inare, Kamen, Esq., of King-street, St..tsines's- 0 9 ,117, AREWELL.—June 16. tit Much Woo Mid lton. 4l"e :l ,l7 P oo' C° l. ff : 4ll. iffl. sun c 4 J. 81tevell, Ern. - - - Mated sad published by Wusase hINO 'ULU% Of $0.89 14.... baa• striss. M the City el Lead" relates, et the 011 ah dna. Luis mist tMwiitatione—momDaT. hes 24 11Pn• /-- , .No Tt urrAill 46F YAW" T. s. t.nc 11. 1.. Sm tlA%ltl>p Cur NI Arno;:. -Me EAVKIO - U •6l losfitutt thr )ear 1031 tour-Olt:A of owlel:rd r t w t The Wtole 0' yr tke profits up, profits or D&.I to riquetui loafed, ao Sun lielf.eredit the holikrs • -tbf *outdated out TWO tabu" of to participate is the utb..r, ton,ll def• rred kW !ye: 1.64004.1 U, !W.l th.• 1,1.4 mit.. Geseral Yd 00000 01e Wabmatted, s.nd I Mee deLlAred. At the ,mate.tt &end at t$ per W melts., re *et rtatvalre 't,y 7be .• from. • ra.: a. unicr the 31 . ,1 C only are mr.rt... V. to a. runt: pr u, A LLIS():s saanah.p :or kumnit eidtrJt?!e u' . M prior. ~j ii G. P.COOPER. of Wolin, 6, tior O LAD the thin pnrilyint on the pores to tram the curios effectually dice eelvrat:on., eni lm; tut , to the c on the hands All tkouen, after the Akin, and if ILOduttr for P of tin Belot Garden, on each I,ttlr. Glhetnate eon PI THE CA' SMOKY By C. N. HAUT: ° not domr hutch. The e Sus fi.l;towc. It tim that we th . Ppm:hl rch Loarl.m : J. Oce N.ll..—Yree b: Gronmur•raw, ELEC Last even non-elector• c the large use for the purpo his political o Mr ‘ TAYLC seven o'clock, the meeting t the purpo,, which had be Ilarecy dare noise.) Mr. and to ansv (" Hoar," an called for thr , given sornewl cheers for 2 chairman insi the nesting in the coon Harvey's frit platform an a les .of " deep indigos but was met chair, took of daring his tic • drop of blo hen partial Mend. Mr. II: ground that I be had contr to the fund Tv the chnler.',se court had nn then member for three chef newel noise t c01.R 0 9 W i 1. r. cos Gmrg. 0 VIVA. Cm .10101 Ike .Kaltr A"‘-A