The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-23 00:00:00

ITALY. THE TWO TWO BICILIEB. (mom ova oww NAPLErs, SIMI It As time mimes away, and stragglers come up from the provinces , the details of title recent leant able affair at Semi become woe:what clearer the. they were before. I may venture, therm re, to dwell somewhat moor fall, *lan I have for come time dose on the information which I receive, as the probability is, that it is not all manufactured in Naples. Persons who I believe are worthy of con fidence have arrived from the scene of the late tragedy, and give me the following report : That an attempt was aboe.t to be made, it is pretty well ascertained, was known to the authorities some days before it took pie ie. There was a communication an the subject m'.dc by the King to the Intimidate of Salerno, Signor Anima. Still it wee th wise to let it take its course, and crush it alter ft Ead been made. The resistance which was made by the population to the insurgents on their landing ha been cited as a proof of the attachment of the people to the reigning family. The inference is a wrong me—the resistance was occasioned by acts of violence offered to the w r o a m a e t rb some of the Presidiarli prisoners who had esc aped from Poore, and by . the tees which were • of " Viva la Republica of which there is a whoelsome dread throughout ' the kingdom. Add to this, that as soon as ever the landing was known, reports were spread about by authority that the affair was nothing but the attempt of alarm, who came to dishonour their families and rob them. The report gained ready credence, and re sistance was the consequence, not from love of the " adored sovereign," but from fear of a band of ma rauders. lam informed that the gendarmes and the soldiers committed great excesses, robbing in the different country places through which theyymmed, and taking vengeance on some who they sal were hostile to the government. The keeper of a coffee shop in the commune of Pedals is thus said to have been murdered by four without the slightest provocation. = he it it, that a strong sentiment has been awakened in thine districts against the earned farce, who proved themselves to be the thieves and aseemins against whom cautions ought to have been issued. Indeed, thew appears to have been a most unnecessary sacrifice of life, only to be accounted for as having been dictated by ferocity, vindictiveness, and i It is only fair to add, * however, that many of the military express their open disgust and horror at the acts which were perpetrated by their companions, It seems that the affair was not put down all at once, and that straggling bands continued to wander about the country. One of these bands, consisting of 12 persons, only a few days since presented itself to Signor Mirabelli Centarione, the lntendente of Prineipato Ulteriore. About 70 prisoners are said to have arrived at Salerno by sea. Amongst them is the Baron Nicotera, a Calabrese, who is wounded in the arm. A number of prisoner', about 117 in all, have belie brought to baleen by land, under guard of the Tth battalion of Rifles, commanded by Ohio. Amongst them are seven foreigners ' who awaken much sympathy by their extreme youth and Interesting appearance. It is said also that aOM amounting to 13,000 ducats has been found. Ahem@ all the individuals of the first expedites are iled s having been killed, as I have already stated, widow* any necess:ty, as they were overwhe lm ed by nankin and incapacitated from resisting. If lam to believe my informants, orders were given to kill all the pri soners, and the massacre did not come until counter orders from Gaeta. A person ia town nays he saw six wounded persons killed by some of the cattle drivers of the country who had ranged theme:lsm amongst the King's Minas. They despatched their victims with the iron-shod poles with which they goad their cattle. Another horrid incident is added, that as it was found impossige to remove all the wounded, many ' were burnt together with the dead bodies, and that the number amounted to two hundred. I must state however that a letter from an officer after the first t to a friend in Naples says that his would go forward and could not be re strained, that they carried everything before them, and that a hundred bodies were then lying on the field, which ho was occupied in burying. Many more, however, than a hundred were killed and wounded ; and there is nothing inconsistent with this letter in the positive assurance of my informant, especial) y when the barbarities which have been practised in this kingdom are called to mind. On the day after the arrival of tho Cagliari is port I nudentand that Count Gropello, Sardinian e d'Affsires. applied for permission for his consul to see the subjects of his government, but the request was refused, his excellency . being informed that the whole business was in the hands of the judicial authorities. The British acting consul, Mr. Barber, made a similar applies- Son, with of course a similar result, though he was permitted to send our countrymen, two English engineers, articles of dress, and was informed that they might write to their friend'. The proves rerbal of the whole affair is now being drawn up, the ini tiative being taken at Gaeta. Here the lotto dente and the Procurcur-General have been sum moned three times : the latter left Gaeta on the 9th, and the lntendente was sent for again on the 10th ; on the 13th he was in Naples, and in close communication with the several ministerial offices. Everything, however, is directed by the King, and ministers arc said to be kept in entire ignorance of the royal deliberations. The Baron Isicotra, who is wounded in the arm, is examined daily before the Intendente and the Proem:cur-General. He was a refugee, but, fund by the misrepresentations of that unhappy handful of men who in Naples represent the Nlassini party, be em barked in that daring and rash attempt, and together with others rushed on certain death. Though the process is said to be purely judicial, two commissions have been formed for assisting the investigations. The first is composed of Signors Carafe, Murena, Bianchini. Braico, and Picenna, directors respec tively of Foreign Affairs, Finance, Police, War, and Marine. Certain papers and the post letters from Genoa to Cagliari were consigned by them to Count Gropello. The atticr commission es:maids of Signor Versate, Chief of Department in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs; Signor Pignatelli, Giudice In struttore ; and San Sevenno, inspector of the Custom house. On Tuesday, the 14th, they went on board the Cagliari, to examine the cargo and other contents of the Teasel. There is property on board belonging to au lonian (a British subject), and Lord Normanby has requested the consular agent at Naples to make a demand for the said property. In the captain's cabin a paper has been found in which the names of many of the principal insurgents arc entered, Pisacene as commander-in-chief, and others iu dif ferent ranks. Five per Cents., 109 i. Exchange on London, frl7. 1 CONRF.CIATION OF OLD FORD CHURCH, 1304 F..... Yesterday 'noising the Bishop of London consecrated the ant church which hag remmtly been erected at Old Yard, mar the railway Matins, Bow. The church is of the late Amounted or arty porpeadicalar period of Gothic architec t's's, sad built of kick, with stone droving*, upon a site ibutelly gives by air Charles Morgan Gut., oe the Trade. ner-reed. Me Mertes" economy hu e been observed in its eamtracticra ; the comfortable accommodation of a Lupe mempegation, and the effective celebration of the simple m elees of the chards., leaving been more aimed at than an sileohtte correctnem of detail or architectural effect. There OM 1.600 capacious stifle's, from almost every one 641110 eb • deer view of the pellet may be obtained. Needy me third of Ude iambic are free, and possum the pendiesity of set beteg plead la middle aisle, where they . toll aim Is the w the ay, hat are shaded is rens el the ClllllOll, end In se moped man UM Assisi mate, mem* lia net r having pew exam The he pmts el Dew lettere the thereat is Anal* 1 ea the enteriel pariah al Is • Memastag ens, loam "Magi, rizvrra. The met of the meths Yr bus mark, a ..... the eriallwriset of yid& baa bow Mammal by M ea weak. 'MP pabaarge is vested in Ave OarsOF I N. tutus, Dot, 11. P ; Qs INC Oars maw at Whited ; th e ee. J am e Paw, maw Qua* thieth wad th e th ee e.. ..... el ht. Iliseres t Ladikagy wile bee. en Bac arra rands, &a., his am& of Os be the Stet kgemalsent. The anseemiss annum Ihntermeling was pushed by the Mier et lasisa. amid anolas mom by As Sac J. & OINW. ILA., minimer eff OIL Asides Chunk Sedhel-thew. UMW C• 61011110 WIN nib as labilt of Ma WNW INA TILE 1. EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1857. CRISTAL PALACE C01P4217. The directors of this company have Lead • seeplemestel !upset la take they Seel that et the amid =UM eathe Oki ofae J led Me eppotammt M • M .11111441•11 WPM= wee cemled by • wajosity, s a chow d rot Met Me a Irak, digital mina ter relehtsig the tkered waled me amply asuireol. The seSe .//ere, lth set spree the appelitest et the sad hem •i ea every siditr disk friakirs. e e= ammo Sir limmeladmml that the pmem Th illegs dim et the sea led mem athemlesleth by m mad leerier ea the pert sit • meal Naha it Ire demishkes el to preast =lrbid glees et the tMs est the memoree e ibmiess were progered M odor to the meths( big pet hewed. They thee their beef that P=km as mairelmehM masers of epithet sa the et the Moe body of polde be she% oweemeradeg math • cease of pieserthess le se, the dire of the remist be sedultheardr swelth l iMY le the to be ammdel thet the M la the heath et es assethe ese ssmili Cet the cesilleare et the pest bulk et the hi rer ; sad mhos the pima bast Mod M freed to moms del me& • the Shaba assider they MR be Mr ~sift the lameste et the anew by maples Oak posdhem nalting tem ter ahem who wpm= slaw abin andiassin et the pawl liethr aratallert. Ms smell et • yeses caddis Is sew bare the shavielthre, t with it womb belmearehret, sat these cesteis mato Ow owdeft et • yea eppreeletha et the peddle it ensysig. The eelht, theatre, to be se mom kr ex =views it staves as the ese had it d aerie= it the ether. It will he sees that the dire ter have sereeelth la relay • hap maw he the ecomeay la the to year ; bet, ea the aim LEA the espemes istarred Madded this elder Mee her may Yrrp, est the di seem do set Mewl* le em ail their iwaarest OM the mead the set mord mare boosidel. the a_ thee it will be ems Met the per pets enteree, thim prryteg ell explore he the year, shims • rem Whom ef 10,4671., end • sett Wham a/ 11,41171, dour acheetiog Ithaca athroed it borrowed m arl est it pahrewas Mane. The directors ere est widest baps that tawdry exporrece, leading to • mere orearmled 2=l"redw ea en thermal of beam kw Me ,;11110 which may be reasonably mported dem the combs el the sew railways, will show • wee eseweregbeg meek la free men. The beet emakeetka dot the threaten hen berm Ws le glee to the mic e % i ma mate- meth hods them to beim Met Ii aty by mi mes mad wrist eilesellem thet the moor et cempooty sou be welallsaL Whir the keperteme d vaidas Me espasthere to • We reliems mead be ommeleil, the amen ted thth sodded malt be se podeiktil to the mileaskrg se to slew kir Mk late • lea of seglest, or skok below the West pith it meats* to the seaste moos et whIM they weds the &Ist host et mew perky will be ibert. etharios thesoleremormarmi Me asedes of • dehmesis sleek to the eased set eseedleg 110,0001, eirrylai • porpeted prehrthee addend it 41 per mat, eel bread • Met drape weer the whole prep/thy of the ampq ; the mew le be math LI We mom to be Ztidis haws I= o psyrse of the beim et MAIM s the bad; %Mr, dischregag the sem eflr i thit km to the eyfYl mama ; to peen off the wisidsg aheiteres to Se heads of the pot& o Asa As. 114,715 L If thaw MOW wen mem p= MI there wadi Visa mere se Ithility ill We WWept la reopest of the aremeste tie Mee of eed, set spied these thin will the balsam of co m y to le reseral respet of hod eke* mid by the comply, whisk weeld be men thee ea ample cover her may debt Shed Broth mho it AM boot, while V Mid perks meld be yeah to Wee the Ism of the sompegre Lads, ell future Sanity would ram NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY The twenty-third halt-yearly report et the diree- Inen le le eideldet lets weed' et lederwpre-Trent ' me Twoody. dor Yet the re told_ resdple Idol die re'l gush traffic et the ned IMINIMIN 60 1 Ult. M. during do MN pier =dig wilt Jim, 1 110.1921. 1 = de dwropeilbg belt per' Trak _ _sad the WI yew bad led = ha% led. led Pim de= lie the total d de hi per Med en ht., or did TOOL In lltd rol se.lllK la 1166. The Abided dee le Mid Oa Named dud la the lad halt-deed weed 110 Oa booed b le le ettri- I dad le de lied Win the Ihreond bib rot Sr i ed di sirm Wag Mil 6 paisi, end It wale ad led eddy perm et 11111•1111 den de dinadent remonews et de dr dm eni radeditleas upon wide li=en et Mr. dopier= ear grid In edam to. dells err'- rest lellesen de Lends di ISOM Waimea de Nerd thetheithis thetheits. Th. laths adman l• the leth per •tha the Lai sal Muth Wailes Omen, der Math to Nth Sir sieitomil, ae• the laselpis the pthl dm rasa am Se the usidens amerm• that °mew uthrialli saw The eibm• et the tow piety for WWI air this amempetith ase Lbags *km, bat the diesels= hthe he • aides Wow the sod of the year. The I ef the SA et Itheassee. eel the refusal of the Die of 110‘1177mists OWN§ lib hula accounts of tar he he pon title errliplitha hoe nude it impaied lib mho thth Os bill fur Yee hoe al the Ith a arid the Mathes as so of tilo taiea south o ca rte lll ,thhcir mita this si= by ask aue thesedri sollemetha the the the male. essehaes ihr=e bath weob Isr rimmentliss le who wields •ht esiwithe, no Ono* =ohms eitheth by the Leath' sim e =lr i g At se. et Sir aerie gab ea Noe wake the Orr te Websthemptee le =III• bit el in Irving the director* when aramilisso the pewit, as &math* but to construct isileperhat esetherleika. dish is become aleulateir usessesay ` f r ^ . who NA •••••••detioa et the paldie, mai es et the troth et the Sae theflehhh• Midi Bioko el the Urge outehalleg eletha with dr Lithium at Math Wessent pie el the both me arils year dirieto C = deemet F C eourrad • theihrl et the ••• it 41. ppr cent. per imema, Waft • Whom to theirepl et 3,2431. 6s. The haw ing lay whim, glad an eligible foe revise- Von —T. W. WINII.III W A , Thos. Ithesidey, Taq., Nary Cox, Eavosilmi Abel Fogel. LP. Wm. owlitor, aim esehrolveislies, and Is dig% to bu.iaileh i. The NO ta i l awe es amount of I aid ID, VW, sied • airport& bthareltheiled bid the. el the *spiel ...boded is be siseL The Idea aunt bid in h 1,164,2611.,.• as hewed at 41. II& OIL ye ma Teen is a Id= boall=filf. oaths athhel aserrea4 The law, we thaw Yam mid saw imeethee es above think Train mime% elit i ag a lth t ik v i ‘routheest defy, de, end ton, owl lath haves NAM 16. IL as the lisir• eolith* Botha OSIPlar ea d the th eeds. aral Ith leuthe the ad path la UMW &L ; Loam anetha Ompene's ritheret, 4174 i Ills. woke 116161. /la IL, Om vibe le is le ailed fr hoot ea bath sod &did ea mg psibeethe Amoy eimerthithe he lOW. THE CITY DETECTIVE FORCE.—Raring the lart her mile tie TsliesCannitiss of the Carpet= im of London Mrs bee see _la weltdeg erreemmete for the nesoli- Enka se is Menne plass force. Then le saw lest little &Mt "delselinf• aiose to Leah= MI be tidy Oteed wail pods re to be mplelei In • ape& ale is My. Tbe me& of esilm leer MN be semi. dbeit amenni- Mies uS be selebiebel belmen tbe eases in lin =stro ps& wed Men to lie sembeen led ebesidt, by which mien it vie be test le Imemilektplmisere to maps or al=iml. of nay pi le Mit tie temp 4*We. MATO ELEcrion.—Ceissel jggtoufs ssadidat are ter this eoantr is now bared doubt. Ile =Ms thee be bee been pmieed the =man of ponies who we him at the We Meths. It is behoved that bed .' ia tame =tarot want to Maws. Mono "ad Moir et Ire ibteii eindoe, sow patronises Coned 11Mtm mg Ise pramaleed to =mon him 'genet eli other maiden= It Is resound that Mr. Trines Kennady will seek the representation of the musty, banked by the =term of Mr. G. H. Moose. Lord John Bream avows &ma a supporta of the Palma- Mon govenesent, sad thus excludes the ponibility el his scents the eons of Mr. Moon's triads sad supporters.— Freemen' s Ammo& kAT63l7.—The Scientific Ameriean Metes that Mr. BearmeaVe Anamitaa pleat Ifor those M=lla the gramateelare et Sea awl Mai witka et etteca eilleadea ea Sir eansemermeat a year ego, bee bun est aide ley the It lantag hi.. hid moved that the sestet awe la fiat by Yr . W. Kelly, aro ems= aths. Tin Muaretx MAus..-Lnsaroot, WEDNIII DAT.—Thip tailed Seem mil deem* Briamo Limber .alai See th e Meow at rem to-day for ltev York with the Itt-waif tie Sr the Mated Sam, a fow ril• SS amps( aneeimaiips cm freight. The eat - Pamik_Ompt. Janine, will seil cm eataraq hremea Se Saw York, wick meg% pee =Tgad rano. Lean torn hi peeled bine 11 M Ses man 10. ea at the Waft stop ip lo 11 a.m. ea Saturday ant. The next millo whin at thit pert will be brought ill by the Royal Moly MA eleameidp Niegire, Capl. chw arrive an asap N IV I AL IM adoteee to the 14th, Bedew to the 146,mat with ead Hallam to the 17th inetrat lachnim. Tai Rinsturm or Byrn=Liam.—The muraed houl rib monk at Dena lermisseel as Me kithlLhe ditrpatfaa st rime. whirl led le a eerier deammi worthy by the president et the eninui inamrnein beim minmbded le, amm, thee the ilml_priar. eneshiling or USK lai, tone &Mei Gifilki Team% of Memos. pray,' isiesi Carbine% Mee lai diminsulehed lien mit en ler 4 by menanne Int te the meniell et the Crib et whin is et the nude. puny. K. Tins MO et m hugest meaudeetmees weedier la Ms Itsweilmeel memisins. The reroad prim et USK use add of by a gwasalsost of Thelnyl Gull) mmed Zinn. Ti. few d Zurich is Seed to the nem Med sheensf mehdi. rink ris Ws pion fa tun yews. The Zostepena and American Company's stimmer Asp hi lionampeen far New York yesterday wait ISO pereingem mid NO ions dews lab intelligence. EQUITY OOURTB.—JULY 22. male tao Nuke of do Rollo) liMn C OOLDIIIIII. The ylidutiff fa 46 aro woo o WM.r el* lad bilma seer bold 6 Brigham feta 116 J. L. Ofddiolik Sam ewer mat kr Whitt. bra One el tbe bar two Old lie delleast Amid dome swag t. Oki Item due to thee el the yak '...••••• 1 - da166 11 .• 66064 le=i lve 0111 el a. :VC to taudele media y 1 eelkao d ths web ebbla the times aseeleold epeeraL S. 6161 le do so, sad 16 J. L. Wawa ialemeil 6r lamb oldie The ploblii eller breag 6161 to get Mot 74 . 7i11ed WO, enegbeg the the deby bad beta the frag Ude esear reboil ad dot the delhaib ono le at e sawyer to mealy the week deoe to as to isiftio the yiehatll to iho stip/mud ed• vows* saddebe he eased dot thin W Ma Imo by marks allb the int. _ Tlaester et the Rele hal that there wee no waMelest owlibmse Ie weetillelt the are we& by the le, which woe aset diesiewd with owls. Mr. C. imell wee comsat kw the plastid ; red Mt. PAM wed Ilr. Goldmid amazed fa the tieleadeat. JuLT 21. This ems was dually disposed el this . The bre wen shortly these :—Yes. Dawson, the rer rival on scoriae of hr sewer estate, a MI of dr af Amehilsela, pa lle to honed Her leastred heard it to Prior, et ere , Ire the bid be.. the adessisseed both alas,* sad the husband. Prime reed the bath, sal thie bfII wee Illed by Mr. Diems, =jet timothy*. neat lalenraiewes argearasord thsestry. The subseerso et the Mimed was latimisil the is of the argareart, sad Id sleet was dist the to of the bid brag melds to • marled worm Mid Prim elk relies am it wee ea soon* of be. rprete err* Mara was rasa that lathe coarse seek • bid wadi rid be meter his without ber iYmetaee, eldrogi Medd M Mt is a wart d law the bead's irdeasamdt *Mil dry the right to mover. There wee as oral of bur Dios, are say redgerse to be imputed to Primes, leit Mind her the era sermons of harm takes the bill era a hqpd deperwe. The Mem wes ear a prpel ledmelle• r Nerds ?Ora her Wog ea the MI of purge with It. ar elf IS SO bask to pay the smasat to the *MI es her ode frolgt, sod ma order is Drewry the hosbred, to=s a. roarry foto met whoa be Amid °roe withia the JULY n. •Chssodkr Lai'ashy.) I TIN ROYAL 3111111111 SANK DROCZWItI.L. She aripmeste Y thle ass were resemed thia limning. It whl be reralleeted Met the iptetka et ism is, Tether Mr. Breekwell elwM be pissel,pw do Ist of eestribetwies et We company, he elibein esemptlea hem air lIMMYy es the rowed thM he wee WNW be Who up tine shim la the additional capita et the esespeay these* issidost report herd by the Ihmetars at the bomb Is Ile yeses 1853-4._ Mr7Seiwysi end Mr. O. M. Gifted (who gwe with the is Attorney-General) pron d to Is ehe Sneer of Mr. Biockwell's dant of aningdes. weed that the authority et the Netteent Itadienips ye case (2 Menu.) onensively salad tis pent dot= sets of the Menem weed bind the seiggin; ma that being se, t o li=lieldeh Rai me a enday, wise hued by the resents et ile herd of dineldeu eisee labia asisedier to tits WM, et then piing. awl amid askew so eastern whisk they sighting ming Yee Ineator'e nee (i,D* Gig, Mus. Ind Oir.),and liMbies is (3, Do Gang Dal were dna es esindlin to ire that the anima with the dienten, tided an h wee with Ind est Illipality, snit set he nand by then, NW theses telling irk is the fret pled, unit est be Warn by then whist tbry I shisibelins. Tried by the in et a 171=1 61 11, the dleggent sr ihneheline. to =See wide padienessu the Algid reads are wad/ SO, ma - beges - themslegat sot big alisio, i IWO* mil ins mit M. Ups lhe den of Ile. Sinitegre can. Mr. Moen (who we with Sr Y. VAS he the ging nerve) applied on belied et Sr Them Satin RISES'S Is hen to-morrow (this day). The ViowChaseelke seeded is the selent. This bid was del ivied Mr. Reefriek, IL?., art ethers, lamb= 1 the burl of abashes ef the Wades Beat of LW" in the wpm ef sadist edie a led ~et into between drei adseieets eei Mr. Oh*, Ihe of the hot The lid dived that lelthemly lea wee seolod, est ealdisee wee dere areedei sad ets . e sea fist aides the seal le It the Ikeda. hat daft proem The nit kOweitW sot yet ripe Ar hare= smadea wee mile kr ee to mai Ihe bon waft epee the es beg wail the ballet or the bather ordre et the amt. NI Ohne, Mr. Wickens, sad Mr. Drury "C"dr yardes. Illee4lheateller stated the beet es Oveneat ia the bill, sad ceateentel thus with the widows by Mr. Roe back, Kr. Clank, and ether yard ~ sod pv• it es kin 11=dist the slap. la the MI we am eabelentkeed. e as rest etas headdent eeseadiea; neither wee the cheep d landahat ..real at Year yak Vallee sack ekeemeinstee, the met weed/ test panttheiglestein, ace woad it seta .leer the widen to NOW wet IWO do baavlog. ma oily course whkk ths omit could take was to refine the =Oa with costa. • Sir John Stuart.) Mr. Baton and Mr. Shapter appeared in support of a plea to the plaintiffs' bill. The plaintiffs, who were husband and wife, Med their bill to obtain the payment of a trust fund claimed by the wife. The testator in the cause, a Mr. Halsey, diW in 1831, having by his will, dated in June' the rase year, given his residesry estate to truster in trust to pay the hennas thereof to Susannah Fenn fur life, and after Lee decease to the female plaintiff, then an infant and un married, fee life, with a gift over to bar children. The plain tiffs married in 1845, and in 1849 Susannah Fenn died. The plea of the defendant was that the plaintiff Glover, the husband, had become bankrupt in 1848, and that he wag still eacertiecated, and that his estate in the subject of the snit bad vested in his ganglier. Mr. C. Swami= was in support of the bill. The Vice-Chanoollor said it was clear that in a suit by hue band and wife to inform a right of the wife, the court could enforce those sights at the Irwin. The wife would have kr equity to a settlement oat at the fetal. The plea must stand for an answer, with liberty to the plaintiffs to except and to amend the bill by Mies parties, or otherwise, as they might be advised. WYNN 114 This wee a radios Bran *junction. It appeared that lb. defendant, Mr. Townsend, M.P. for Greenwich, and tla . erttiff, tarried on the trainees of auctioneers op surveyors, and undertakers in partners hip at UreTitairich, under ths Arm of Townsend and Wynn, and the motion asked to restrain the defendant from posting bills or trumpeting bnainen in the above trade in any other than the partnership n 0..; and It •Imo asked fora receiver. The plaintiff and defendant became partners In Jane, 1856, and in consideration of I,OOOL the defendant took the plaintiff into partnership for a period of twenty-one yews from that time in the shams follows the defendant to have two-thirds and the plaintiff one-third of the profits. Mr. Matins, Mr. C. M. Hasy.U, end Mr. Cl. Williams were for the plaintiff, bet before Ids ere was fully opened, Mr. Bacon and Mr. Gifford, far the dellemdent, interposed, and ultimately the ViarChammnse iirlosiimoroo fur an imme diate dimolution, and • voisoosso to eistoberm to carry out the seine, and for mt In ea to sew mob, if any, of the premium pale by tito giolauff Amid bo sotarood to him. elr W. P. Wood.) 'rho bate Mr. John Ida Penns, et Penlosolest, Pr Is tea= • eadidl hi ,Meth erp•anksr, 1114, bps, In the hOwahg ms :—" And fur a ladled w tit V*. of Mims* •scoardlng to tbe objects and Ins width are mai forth la the prospectus attached te Ms Gird velum rd the' Veins Iltmanity ' the sum of 81114" mil ha then dbealed list the sum should not be pad In ads the aria af W wles. The wife died In 1842, and Oa swabre been Ispeasied ever eines. The" Wes • Himisk," It ow asaail. Wei a quarterly periodkul wine was Ms de seelely hosed to procure the aboli tion et and generally to promote a feeling of Maims Issank Wails. The periodic., ceased to be published In 1818. The oar was now brought on to obtain a declarants frcm HI omit ea to the validity of the bequest. Mr. W. James, who aid for the neat of kin, con tended that it was not a iiaritable bequest at all, that It did set come whhht theata within wkwit bequests fee chart • toMe wpm wen and sesserrr that the object of be she the bequest could not be w Enteoper Mead se Or ems elk. Mr. Miskans appeals( Meths Attaissr-General, and Man- WWI am the hoped an veil, owl the object of it • seed ehme. The Vi e Cheneellhe odd He lisped was not to support the pbelike i Ae etelely wiiihad for its organ the " Pair af Eannikr," bat to all bibs pabliration of that perieded4 end the lies6qaialal eztlebet the legacy tailed. JUDGE'S (Bible Mr. Jo*lee Wight:Ras.) sTracus a, CLAILL.-NOTIL APPLICATION. fuLY 22. Thr was et epplleades a Ede ea dr part of Mr. Edward Rawson Clink • gerderen r i dl known an the turf, to age aside • wrest at weer, Istr negaldeby ea which the In solvent Dads Orr had selred sierrita te bran harm bun the end iiinp idpead by Mr Clark satin be leek ths brat et ur lIIK Kr. *rood ars Le Kr. ShriA dr perlderd the lasalreg Daiwa Court Nelnised by Kr. 811.711 0 a; sod Kr. 2. IL Lloyd append be Kr. Clair ta et dr agglimilea. Two the order of the Insol vent Dabber Ciner m s=, =hare was no evidence of the asp m sod that Gams err Mb pest that any sum was at Oro thaealherentrat of attorney .=scaled when yes mar the or BIN= 23 rears age. Mr. Surged wThIM that Ms Ismilde Lad no power to entertain sarb sa_nypikatien, se ',Lib' 67th *triton of the I d 2 Virg* a. 120 Ode imbed Debra! dot), the gaud wee authorised to order execution on the warrant of Wortley, which every insolvent was required to sign at the time of the MUudication. Mr. J. H. Lloyd urged that VI the warrant of attorney was fled in the Court of Quota's Bench, his lordship had autho rity to set it side when any essentlals nwe abend. Mr. Justice Wiegman was of opinion that he bed no power to interfere in the matter, LI according to the words of the section cited, the Insolvent Debtors Court at any time could enter up judgment end order execution to Ism thereon. His lordship diamiased the summons with costs. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—lurr 22. (Nl= Mr. Coumisimer Murphy.) TM 1111 =MR 11.91111 N. This insolvent, • 701111. dr MP at the rims et the Court of Bealowley roar Priories Act. Mr. Reed sle w Mar& Shigherl wed Bedford, reran. Yr. As mikados woo =lke tb ere sot of its turn cersersee ot the owls= foidiroddes at the laborer, who woo rid to to sift Mr mob& of the brain. Tho worn woe to by Mr. LA who d==omedthe ender al the bomber fa drag Wore. =I odd his wirer woo not la otradorpo.. - 317617161;14714711;7p1izr. leirekri thee & that as the lembeet wee raw ebb ef heath the cum bed baba dem& ems me the OW Oar, mod am be herd. The miggeolka wee Net embled to d lfr. lad, at the with of Mi. Ramp* steel bean without glob( evileme. It appeared that the besivert wee imeelth to Lib to the daughter of a clergymen. la lath the with to Ask her prams in the country, end MI the rebus. llabemaently ahe rermempl, bat from cirmsmigtheme thit transpired the timbale ebbed to live with hr, mai to June, UN, the ammeneel • sag lathe Nothebelleal Court thr sreetitinion de coml• a lllbeh mei the mow mielsw. The ask bed nett lath sod la the Werth the beebread bad bees rimed with a ammlaket to pay 1441. to the wets peeetor so be youth babed el whie be polittordi the moth life salsa , y wee 100 i. es ether of the Court of lismbylcy, and he mode brides MM.. year hem copying. Mr. Striped mid it was one of the " blemlngs" of dm =law Ai a man was collect upon to pay mats before we beide& How keg each a Mate of things waa to =IA is the easitalestical come was another question. The termed toemed headed up a amanita from Dr. Lever, who had numbed the wlle, mil which would show that ehe won labouring Eder a met dieser in May before she com menced the bit, and the doctor bad given similar evidence in the suit. CommThasioner Murphy, tinder all the circumstances, said the cam bad better stand till the Anal order, when he weld dad with It. If all Wit was stated was proved he wee nut duped to refuse protection on the present ooceeion. A day wee named for the final order, end the t2th of Ja nuary appointed, by which time the mitt in the Eixlesiaelical Court might be deckled. IN U rig HON. 11011111 X LENNOX. This ineolvent (Lord Sussex Lennox), brother of the Duke of Richmond, applied for bail. The debts were about 1,7001, and the income was 3761., allowed by the Duke of Rich mond. The insolvency was in pert attributed to railways. There was no Inquiry. Boil was accepted in 6311., and the &Debugs ordered to the 11th of September, the day ap pointed for the haring. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—STAFFOAD, JULY 21. (Nisi Prins.—Bature Mr. Baran Martin.) WFIM C. FlPltta. Mr. Skinner, Q.C., and Mr. Claydon were counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant Pigott and Mr. lienudy for the defendant in this ;melon, by which Joseph Webb, of Wolver hampton, dockmaker, sought to recover from Jooiah Fisher, the owner of a .mall house property, sad residing in the some town, 11,000 t &nage' fur having debauched his wife. The defendant pleaded nut guilty, and that the woman was not plaintiff's wife. In his opening, fife. Skinner said that the wife of the plaintiff was the daughter of a respectable taidesman at Bir mingham. She had the misfortune to be seduced when about 20 by a young man who she expected would have married bar, and the consequence of the liaison was the birth of a girl now nearly 14 years of age, and upon whose evidence the result of the present action would mainly depend. The lady's parents did not, however, cast her off, and by the year 1842, when =tiff first cultivated her acquaintance, she had so far hie position and character that she was able to earn • ealmistente by keeping a school for the education of young glsla. In May, 1844 they were married, sad in lAA re newed to Wolverhanipten, where, in December, 1N52, they leek from thedefendant a house in Church-lane. Defendant used to call for his rent on the Monday morning. Plaintiff eigellarly left home for his place of business about 7 in the seeentag, sad remained there until 9orlo at night; and in the I. es t ig l y pert .11862, taking advantage of his knowledge of s Yolks, and perhaps encouraged by the pre vious laps. of his wife, the defendant increased the flegeseey at his visits, and from this date a esiminel kikasiey appeared to have been carried on between dm pp to the month of April last, when &emotions which came under the notice of the plaintiff sewed bhp to institute an inquiry the result of which was Ist IYe ittormery in her box of two letters from the de lenimst to her, then the confirmation of his suspicions and the **Ong of this action. The learned counsel read the letters, which were very silly. About the same time su the plaintiff diecovered the guilt of his wife, the defendant, who waa a married man, would seem either to have become satiated, or to have had his affections cooled by the fading charms of his paramour, who had become Mile led with an abscess in her face; for in April last, just before the com mencement of the present action, he gave them notice to quit a house of his in Ablow-street, to which they had removed from Church-lane. At the dose of his speech the learned counsel called a witness. to prove the evermore. and then Cecilia Webb, the illegitimate daughter of the plaintiff's wife, who gave her evidence in a very collected and intelli gent manner, I to frequent visits to her molest by the defendant- on e ltya, Tuesdays, and Fridays., tensely at the eve of dusk—in the years 1832,1863, 15.14. and 1555. Ile several times had tea with her, end brought with ben on them °masks' biscuits, plum-cake and other things. At one of these visite it was a plum-cake and four lobsters. lie always used to kiss her mamma when he caries in and went out, and daring his visite. She was generally sent away for awhile. She frequently heard the door locked after her, and found it locked on her return; and also observed • light in the bedroom when Le was web mamma. "On ono occasion on cooling back," mid the witness. " I knocked at deo door, and after waiting a few minutes mamma asked, ' Who is there ' Sho opened the door, and on going into the hone. I saw Mr. Fisher crowing down stabs. Ile mid momma had lore allowing Lim the bedrooms., which she wanted papered. I 'recent Muse asw my mother sitting on the knee of the defendant, who was on the sofa in the parlour. When we went to Abhors street he Mill visited mamma on Mondays, Tuesday. and Fridays, up to a few otostlot ago, when Ito had an ale ceco: on the face. lie also elotbar at Mrs. Lloyd's, neat door. I carved both of these Mien to mama. I mow Mr. Fisher write one, and the odor I bane is in handwriting." Several other witnesses evoke to .mint undue familiarities pass between the plaintiff's wife and defendant, such ss hie kissing her, and her sitting on his knee. Mr. Surjeant Pigott characterised the actica as one brought to deprive the defendant of Ms little property. The woman was quits capable of concocting ouch a e.•heme, macho appeared to have been successful in tutoring her daughter for that tnal. . _ . . Serena witnesses spoke to the loose and improper conduct of the plaintiff's wife, both before and efter her aoquaintanco with the defendant. One female swore that the women in her hearing invited a Scotchman, to whom she owed a bill, to Fo up stairs with her, and so settle the account, which he de clined to do. Two men deposed to haring witnessed s eoetie, showing au improper ronuezion between her end Bridge water, a married man, end the junior clerk of plaintiff's atbeney. His Lordahip in Ramming up the one mid that it would be a very serious queetion for the jury to consider whether this was not a proceeding on the port of the plaintiff and his wife to obtain mosey (ruin the defendant. On this point he directed attention to the fact of two witnesses coming direct from the wife ; and seen supposing that inter puree had taken place between the defendant and the wife of the plaintiff, it would be for the jury to my what damages the plaintiff had sustained by the lose of the moiety of such • woman ma his wife hod been proved to be. The jury, after a long conankation, returned • verdict for the defendant. CROWN COURT.--It'LT 22. (Before Baron Bramwell.) PT.II2CIIT AT PCNICRIDOE. Eliza Startle% a young woman, was indicted for having committed wilful germ) , as the 11th of June bud, at the Court of Petty Sessions, Penkridge, where she appeared to affiliate a female child on a young men natned Henry Walters. Mr. Boughley and Mr. Hill were counsel for the prosecution. The primmer was undefended. The principal allegation against the primmer woe, that the swore before the magistrate that on the Ist of May, 11456, rho SAW Walters at the door of the Rodney publir-home, Bre wood, between 11 and 12 o'clock at night, when ha took her down the street, and from what troispired she had ' become pregnant and ultimately gave birth to a child. To support her cane, she called Eliza Adey and Jane Rutter, who deposed that they witasesod the tomato ion which had resulted in the birth of her dad. To prove the untruth of these staterneata, Walters depend that ho was never at Brewood on the let of May, but that ha wee at the Gifford's Awns, at Codade, until eleven o'clock that evening. when he left la the company of • yang Ewa named Jew* with whom he shpt. Jewis's anther sad the.. Ewa sabeasattated this eta meat. It woo oho that the won Ratter had thmatooad to "do soesM for %Wm harm he hod bun dr moms of boobs bar sea, a alearlowa poacher, paahlea L d • and Adey was mood to love had an Ulositinato cloild iter. Thsalgamer was found Gat,. imp wore thia palmed spinet Efiza Airy and Ass imant, awl lbw wan also caaviolod by the ury. The boosull Inigo onati vile hod an blast in her am., to ono pees imploonnont; and Rutter sea Adey to two ye Imprisonment. Accounts from Vienna state that a Vas (imam— as from Trieste to Amerioaa ports is above to be sobb by the Austria& Lloyd. MB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Trillion P. Gardner wan charged before the Lord Mayor with having his employer , Mr. Spencer , of Billiter street, packin g-ease maker, of • oesiderable aim of money. Mr.pencer—The prisoner was in my employment about two years and a half on the 20th of Juno lent, at a salary of 7./. a week, to be increased to 3/. a week. Ile was engaged to attend to my waterproolf ing business at 116, Fenchurch-etivet, and was sole maiager of it. His duties were, to sell the goods, to receive all moneys, to pay certain dieburvernents, such as postage, carriege of parcels, fie. and to bond over the balance in hand on Fridays, excep ting 52, which he was directed to keep for the purpore of giving change. Ho was to keep a day book, a ash book, and a ledger. He wee to deduct his weekly wages. 1 produce his cash hook. The business wee chiefly a ready money business. On the 4th September, 1856, I find, on czemination of this book, the bolonee in his hands was about &51. I did not went to his using the money for himself, but it was understood that he kept the money in the each ben which was kept in the iron safe, in his owe charge. On the 20th of Juno, 18,57, when he left my employ by consent, there appears to be a balance in his hands of 1231. 7s. 6d. On the 22nd °thine I found the keys of the iron safe on my desk, and on examin• fug the rash-box in that safe on the Tuesday, I found 21. 2e. 41d. in omit, arid in a petty ash-box I found 4s. 3d. and four I 0 U's respectively for 861.185., 13/. 10e., 61. 18e., and 164 IA. Sd., amounting together to the sum of 123/. se. Sd., being la. Al. lets then the balance. All these 1 0 U's are in the prinoner'n head-writing. I also found in tbo cash-box a policy of life assurance on his own life, dated the 18th of June, in the Universal Aseuranoe-office, for 1601. I did not see the primmer till be was given into custody, at his residence at Peckham, nor has he paid me the money. Crittei-eximlined by Mr. Buchanan, for the prisoner— I wee totally ignorant that in the month of September, 1856, he was indebted to me the am of 861. &enlist Evans, 469—Yesterday afternoon I received in formation from Mr. Spencer, the prosecutor, and took the prisoner into custody at his residence at l'eckhem. I told him be wan charge d with stealing various swim of money belonging to his employer, Mr. Spencer. He made no reply then, but when be came with me to Seething-lane-station, where the charge was hooked by Mr. Spencer, and after Mr. Spencer had left the place, the prisoner said to me, "The charge of embezzlement is not correct. All the moneys I have received am entered correctly in the book. The money I took out of the ash-boz, and I put my I 0 I:'s in it for the amount. (Laughter.) The prisoner, who evidently considered that be had re moved the respmsibility froze himself by dropping his I 0 U's into the cash-box when be pocketed the money, was then remanded, end the depositions were ordered to be made out for Monday. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknow ledge his receipt of 2s. 6d. of A. S., on account of A. M. BOW-STREET. George Frederiek Coepostcr, aged Pi, was charged with destroying upwards of eighty Poet-office lettere. The prisoner was employed man auxiliary letter carrier at Woolenek, and from the statement of Mr. Peacock, the Pest-Ake &elicitor, it append that many of the letters, destroyed in mere wantonnees to save himself the trouble of delivering them, were of the utmost importance. Two or three of them were addressed to the nlatives of soma of the unhappy sufferers by the late accident on the North Kent 'Galway, conjuring them to come instanUy to the hospital to take leave of their afflicted friend*. Another letter contained • atemenomi from the Themes Police-office ageinat a person rending at Woolwich, who bad been eine° apprehended on • warrant and brought up In custody in consequence of his supposed neglect to appear to the summons. James Honker. a rosekeeper, at Woolwich, stated that he was walking by Welletiley-house pond on Sunday afternoon last, when he my a bundle of letters floating upon the water. He fished it out, and found that there were about 44 letters, ' much torn. He took out the letters, and not being able to read himself earned them home, after leasing the envelopes on the common to dry in the sun. Me. Henry That was an odd mode of drying them. They might hove been all blown away. se- But the wind was contemyways, and I thought the inside of the lettere was the most important. (A laugh.) It was proved that a police sergeant, 37 It, preceded to the Common on Monday evening, in mum:Loewe of information communicated by lest witness, end there found 44 envelopes corresponding with the letters produced. Four or five enve lopes were musing. One of die letters contented • Post office order for 30e. Mr. Sculthorpe, deputy-comptroller, deposed to an admis sion made by the prisoner that he threw the letters into the pond, after tying them to a stone. He wax fond of books, and confemed that his only object in destroying the letters given to him for delivery was to have more time for eroding. He was studying laioes's "Life of a Convict" when appre hended. About thirty other Intent were found in his pusses sion, The prieoner was committed for hie!. WORSHIP-STREET. Joseph DV!, a tall person, with beard and moustache, residing in liaberdasber•gtreet, Boerne, was charged with being concerned in defrauding Luke Cole, a suntan, of 41. 13a., by skittle-Wiarping. Complalnant said that he belonged to the steam-ship Brest, and on Friday week last met • matt, who induced him to visit in his eompary a public•houße called the Beehive, in Britannia-street, City-road. There he Raw the prisoner, who persuaded him to play at skittles for a wager. 04. c m -leg that big antagonist was not any hand at the game, he bet him &sovereign that he could not knock them down in four times; prisoner did 110 In three. Complainant then bet 2/. that pri , sorer could not repeat the " teat," as be considered it, but thircupsai the nine pins fell together ; and finally, in hope of ...covering the three govereigeg, complainant staked and lust every penny about him. Prisoner made his escape, and information was given to the police. That morning ho met him in the street, and gave him into custody. There could not be a doubt of the identity. The seemed, who was accompanied by several rentleme indignantly and lrwnly denied the charge. Ile had lived in the neighbourhood twenty-three years, was a musician, and never during his life played at skittles. One of the defendant's friends observed that nothing could be more false and unfounded than this charge. If not made from a sinister motive it nag a Inmentable mistake. Should any direct pr.& of Mr. FARS'S respectalidity be required he was certain the minister of the parish would vouch fur it. Defendant was attached to the sane sacred singing class as The mariner pertinaciously insisted on there being no snit. bike, but the worthy magistrate instantly afterwards dis charged the seemed, fully believing hint totally innocent of any knowledge of the matter. Mr. Essex quitted the court with his friends. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William rhalips, a cab-driver, was charged before Mr. Bingham, by pollee-eonsteble 185 C, with being drunk on Tee*ley night, and furiously driving his horse and cab, to the great danger of himeelt and others. The constable raw the prisoner in Leicester-vinare, between twelve and one o'clock, thigging his horse unmercifully ; the result was that the animal dashed away at a Carlow+ ride, and the driver, losing ell control over him, was presently thrown id, the crib owning in fearful collision with a lamp-post, by which it was very much damaged. Fortunately, the cab man, who wee, on being /maimed, fount to be drunk, °seeped with a few bruises and seratehee, marks of which mere very visible Ibis morning on his face. The prisoner admitted tho truth of the polieemsn'a state ment, end added that he wee sorry he had had too much to drink. . . . The kitunstrate remarked that a driver found drunk with his hone and eat., and *ring the lives of himself and others in jeopardy, must be punished. lie sentenced the prisoner to fourteen days imprisonment with hard labour. SOUTH WARIi. ..„,, Anthoni iCatri and Jobez Gower, who have been several tunee examined in etinnexion with the recent murderous outrage in the Queen's Priam, were again examined. It wax elated that Mr. ltobertsou, the victim of &lyre had born deviated nut of danger; but no formal proof of the foe , WAS tendered. Mr. Combo expressed en intention of remanding the pri sonen from time to time, and in the meantime postponed all further proceedings till Monday. Gower's bail wan ex tended, but for Solvi the magistrate resolutely refused bail, although it was otiered to the extent of 10,000/. LAMBETH. Mettheen fimgman, the dyer, charged with fraudulently obtaining N. from a person named Jennings, under pretence of teaching him bin trade, was committed for trial. It was proved that the prisoner had been before convicted fur • similar offence, sad that afterwards ho had the Impudence to spit in the face of one of his dupes, .lying, " I live by each fool, u you." lie plan to to advertise. professing to have a find-rate businree, and to exhibit to applicants a pretended order book welt filled. Ills vhtima, however, die over too late that le has no legitimate business, nor goods and chattel., and that their premium. aro his prey. Isingman is to be brought up again on Monday to rive an opportunity to those who have further charges against him. ANTIQVITIEO FOR THE BRITIAII :%llNEt:f.—The Gorgoe, steamoilonp, Commander Towsey, wa yesterday removal into hoin at Woolwich. She has on boned • large collection of Greek and Roman antiquities, which will be forwanted to the British Mu...um. Auronpat these the most important are two immense atone statues obtained from the tomb of King MA116011.18. These statues are a lion weighing about sic tons, and a horse of immense proportion?, which is mid to be a fine *edema of art. The latter statue is broken bat this three detached portions compriee the whole of the animal. no weight is about thirteen tons, and the entire length of the statue, if eonneeted, la thirteen feet. The re mainder of the cargo comprises mimic astute, fragment. of the architecture of Halioarnaaus, and amen] capes of beau tifully -carved frieze work, exhibiting figures of amazons on horseback, ike STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT ON WINDERMERE LAKE. —An accident of on alarming character occurred to the Fire Fiv, one of the Windermere iron Steam Yacht Coin peny's boots on Tuesday last, the day on which the regatta was held. It appeare that the Fire Fly which left Newby bridge at 3 p.m., struck upon some rocks near the antra of the lake, opposite StoraLall. The fore part of the host was much damaged, and she soon began to MI with water In the fare cabin. The forts of the concussion caused ths funnel of the. boat to fall, bat we are glad to slate without Injury to any of the passengers. Fortunately the machinery was not damaged. and Is • few minutes the vessel was ran aground eloss to the Ferry Hotel, shire the paawagers wets safely landed.—Awsitriesuf Psego.d. IRON AND COAL JIASTEIW ASSOCIATION Fen TILE DIPFUBIOII OP IDUCATIOS. An interesting ceremony took place at 'Nona& in Monmouthshire, on Tura - day, when the bebop of diocese distributed money prizes to the amount o f I nto ., 801. and 901., and varying from 21. downward,, t with a number of beautifully bound church iervicep,thiroo. and prayer-books, to more than 1011 out of 219 children, who were last week examined by the Rev. H. H. Law n and J. Bowstead, Evi., two of her Majesty's specters of schools, and who were selected f ro , various schools en the mining dietricts of the mac h The Iron sad Coal Mater,' Aoeoeiation is c ompsod of the iron mannfacturers end colliery proprietor,, sla, actuated by a praiseworthy desire to induce permt, to keep their children at school longer than at present is UMW, owes to the early age at which children beanie I roarer of polite their trendies. The scheme upon which the Monmouthchoo Association is hosed him been received with much boon io Staffordshire, Cheshire, Birmingham, and checker,. h i Monmouthshire, although eetablisbed less than a nein. month, the association has met with large imprint , 4 I sympathy from all classes, and the subscriptions n ee been very liberal. The course of examination comprised ty ' four simple and compound rules of arithmetic, writing, grammar, geography, and needlework, to raycl were added exercises in the Scripture and Catechism. To o ages of the children ranged from eight to fourteen, The qualifications which entitle a child of either nex In comp ete are, the production of certificate I nen a teacher that a 6001 has been attended 176 days during the preceding y en — t u t the candidate is of good character, end Ms parent/employ e d& the works of a member of the &phonation. The expenin of the children and masters attending from their several triers were paid by the asnicialica. MARKETS. COTTON.—Ia reeroot, lt - tr :I.—The market co ed eith wea antroadon, end price. of all ole.rip, folly id. per th adzal, Nowa. 14. per lb . dower than 1,4 UCelt. The ede4sre I..Ak for export, and IMO en tp.culatioo—comiciOnh :44 Perham and iarenhwo. a old. to id.; 3) , WM...1 ha • 10d. to 120.; 2,100 WM, hid. to 7/J.: and 19 Sea 1 a pa lb. Izahorta law Monday. 16.1 If balm 008N.—Booloa. Imr 11-1 ben .set wan rapply of sand catalog bre to day the surto: arta,at I, dean, IWO. VA. to 81‘; wai% Ob. to 862. vas a good demand for boa., hod noramooey al , oo Vb. W MIL ' • ' fttacrro..X.T s" July di—The nctthrrdvloq the Da* male been hot and fore ag for Wt. crop; taAlay ac bare a f with eons appearance di rain. Al 111..44 Ktoarkettlad bm r4 apw d wheat from the droner% and. haring a !bolted Meadows boyars. the &mod provad don at a &ohne of 3s. to ea per v..' am week's oarroaey Oats fd. Pa 5, Woo'. Bowie the betehmaa. The prtre of dour Is reldood to 445. i.e rut Intl hart. *Weide peat wet ,Wheat, fondipa 1.618 gra . oats, fcettp. fu. CATTLE.—Rorraass.. Jrcr —Trade was free to4ap„ t..s brisk, at the folios lag rata: Hoof wade born h. Id. Soda I 4 Nana% U. to la. Luna, de. to 6* 3.. Ed, toes. Gd. Pork 3a es, dd. par dosee of lbs.. disking the offsl. 1104LL—LO00011, JOLT It—Bra:. dotal& le ertley.l7s. Cd 44 wall. lea; North Parer Warder. t , TendedWase.l4a • Moor Bob.. 13.5. 6,1.; Walker pd. • Wads hal If* ed.; Walh End Beaton, IL. . Walls Mad ildtiollUalL i l i A Rad Strwt,l,ll., 17..; Walls End Boom. IPA. ed. ; Lyme. if.,, 6d.: Ws/la End liepll.l . isrol.••. Its. W.; Wade el Heston, 17r, ; Wells Etwl routh It.ooo, ids 3d.; Wade 11.1 etemera 19e. W.; Welk End Entlnellffe, Ito 3 Well, End fieddr i , r l7s. tip Intl. rt End Harsh pool Iletto, ; Wells Ems Nea gh ja,,44.2 Walls End Iltoortek. lea Walk 1.n.1 Hence, lta pd.; .4. duoth Eelloe , Its; Walls Espl Tea, 1., ed. Wade KU Wallow% ISt. It; WWI klart Coundon. PC.,..—ebita wart" N; TRAFFIC RETU/LNIS. MU r . .e. Totat. TOIL ILLTSW•III. Wee. Simms abirriee. WT. UM. Wait "atlas Jodi IL 3.llnbordt aid thrum .... 1.4411 Welk sad* July 12. 000 14 Mann 111 11.2 10.181 11,111 20,20 Wiwi swam Jely 18. Dittut dad J 917 0 800 SOS 1.333 1.1111 Wwit Maui Ol gawks sad Sash 1/ *am—. 13.470 4.413 19,883 111= 0 Abagimay, ad 43 411 710 LEI 112 1490 .- eda . I.la 901 tem . I Pada 04.919. GO 4.011 18.911 tow sad llabtaad — ;274 e. 723 Warrlailaa sad Illactoart . 33 31 330 11 Ilaastrativ, lowa adagilaa sad Alatadas Gnat W. 4Ol 33.144 3070 Shrovanury 1919194ab1ar — 9 , 7 047 1.91 J Lai Inueasbury adChafer 1.358 1.83 3.0 A 3,188 balienaalre so., Vorkeb• Olt 17.1:12 $3.40 Ituletadlar, MAY& sad La adadalys , . 110 o.or 4.012 11.01 9,019 lea Laaraddre . 93 3..6 UN Mot 1,181 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUALTY. Calla Ilnekb. beep et kw e. Meer. erethatned 'lathe Peel, rear during the pasiese, and last as antra suite aeila.—Lieethth4 J.l 21. FeinLvneeac At TIMM. Porea.—Adelaltle, at IlLetatat Gleaner. at 0411.ara ; Javan.; at eronetadt, Tejo ( r ). at or eant lead left for Darett-na) ;if Mee ill, . elerqueit, at Arebangel ; Atom (n), at Smyrna (and I. tt for nal , Ime,). Kaman na Ltwear tram Ponta, lolly II ; Gala of tee Nita, (men Breenerbarea, July 1%; Pauline. from 80/deans, lily ; Cluoterfeld, aad Gwen's,. hem liana, July VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 17,1r76,""".meSIZIII,A v :rot.ir. I tt Atkatale, Nov, Calcutta Liverpool, lat. it N., R. Argentina (Cagllati barque). kora Live for 'lmams. July 17. lat. 47.39 N.. lva. 11.17 W Abtellanda. July 19, tot. II t... 14 W. Bengal (barque), treat Nlrasnlchl fa London, July 17 ; out 311071( W vrelL I Colin..lt. from Mr. 1 .131,12 for Fuoderland, Mardi VI, lat. 3.43 N., /Da, 97.45 E.; out 19 days. Candelaa (121.pllab barque). from Ivory Coma Ow Bristol, Jana lat. WAS N., ton. 36 MI W. Ca.tle Hustle (WO, fr.m Bourey f...r London, Jos 10,1 st. 79. f. Ice. 17.0 W.; out 122 does. Tenth Bryon of and front Liverpool 10 day., for Caleotts, July 7, lat. 4411 5.. lon.10.:11 W. Hors•L from Nuthsroplon Le Melbourne, June 20, la% 10 N., la. 18 W. hate Ole* (brig). from Nesmate for Aden, June 9, lat. 1.3011. lon 23.2 • W., out 3G drys. Johannes Suppler (Meek rotors trainuel. Jewett, from I.eith for AA Adelside, July 10. lat. 41.53 N., los. 15.10 W. Mervin', from t iverpoo/ for r , .:itinghts, April 1, nem the convene the derails of F 410.1. Ne'aom from Lieu . , .o: for Rio Cron le.:one 10, lat. 1 S., I , n 71W. Theresa (.hm). from BorobAy for Ltvorpaol, April 12, 1at.:4.375v 64.1 , . 51 : 61 dam out. Inrillo (brig), fr..na Sunderland for Sinermsre 331.01. Jure 10. %Wage c;iri then). from Jammu for Liverpool 38 days, .10V 7, 1.1. 42.50. ton. al 10. War Fula (Alp), of sad from Llterpool for Bombay. July 17, 1.1. 49.51 N., lon. 7.35 W. THE FIRST VOYAGE OF TILE Shannon, 61, strew frig Ate, Captain I'eel, mode her poor to the Cape iu 52 dope under rail, having experienced time weather all the way. She node 302 miles the last 24 hours• force If wind S, and n .. rah; and sailed 15 knots without messing her, wind abeam. Two fatal &crickets occurred on board during the passage—Mr. Coaker , master's waists:et, fell from aloft, struck the fore chains, end fell dead into the water; and the other, George Brown, n boy of the lire[ - slat e, who fell from aloft inoned, and was killed. But for the oda nimble facility afforded by Clifford's flan of lowering boat% with which the frigate woe fitted, the body of the unfortunate young officer could not have been recovered, nor the life et another Isiy, who fell overboard, hero been saved. On both occasions the vessel woo going at from 11 to 12 knots wake all sail, notwithstanding which the boot was manned sal lowered in little more thou a minute. The boots were 30 fiat cutters, the largest hung from non-of-wer'e davits, and cox/frog from 17 to 20 men each, and weighing, with gut cemplyte, From 2 to 3 lOW. ~f ldvert isement.}— HOLLOW AT'SPILLS, A MIRACLE OP IsSti 11.0 P1.ri11t,41,111/13 nimbi ma Levis .so Preened CourtAinr..— Eduard &Owns., of debeetroet. naissed in a legate Probs.., It oilie3y. r gee fully Wen. Lint that be ,uffsed fore., req.., wit. a Obese of t. liver and stonmeti until Mr nin..it;etion en now: se enfeeble! and Oebilleded tbst be use vonftis oastioi isms room. At thlr aids be ram strwaati neo,o.oeokd Co e.re fi.' 4 . o • Idol. Ile .11.1 po lure fee evil, nod was quite neutered le health and ettendtb. 11.44 by all re , line feT.!Or/ thmurbmg • ;at Ptefieve If oloway , EstaLlobileuti Ye& Stra , l, trades. and Ai. Monti:elem. Vow y..rk ; by A. elate" CvastactbaoplE A. onidicy. dolma; and E. Mule. Aisle. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CONLIIIFE.-40, 21, at Fotoltoo, Surrey, Mrs. R. CooMR, of a KIL MORLEV.—JuI, at Kentish town. Mrs. It Mork/. of • so.. MILLI Prk—Jaly 21, at Claranaorotorraos. Upper let,stamo not, Mrs J. Palilltss, of awn EIA ROAN 21. at Qmoaa.ros.l 1% tot, Rogentr.park, Mn Rs Sar, , ant. of a daaatiter. BA RTO Et•.—J uly 20, at Ropdord 11.11, Corm•11/.1 1 .. r•I'M• • • o f • daughter. TEMPERLET.—JuIi 20. at Chalet 4t.o,flaa. /Laclede /owl, Hump gicri...l, otfe of Mr. 11. Trost...tie', of • daudotr Wi I LLAMA.—.4O. 2n. at llara rusat, Carearthhaquare, la of U Wtlllsor., log., of a sou. MARRIAGES. COLLINS—CI tin .; mid, s o Ur. J. H. Wartlike% Willtun aanger, ..oly sou at Mr. W. of Lawrowe h Bret to lOUs, daughter of the tato L. Chafe, lees of Lees Bolen. Icenvrset. PON SON 111/ —GO MA/N.—July 21, at AU B. Kolfhlshthift. " the tf... B. Works, hetsor of If nth. re, the Mo. A. r0n , ...h1• of ths late Led do Ilautcy. to the Uo. Lout. Gordon, daosetan Lord II aomoo. STICK lAND—W I.ll.lo . S.—July eh ...11. he lb. Ito. Iterfor. sir. IL/Midland, of OuWeref. lo Kira Warta IS Ulsaansoo, of et. Tiwour DEATHS. CAP,E.—./aly 19, at Ulm Holm, I',estron. Hoof/ Hom 9 J , . 514 Oopo , , ,of Little Tosof trk.vt. mord 2. CU LIAR N.Hr.foly 19, at HIM, next.Oforooesel, Kent. 11. dv . aged 74. iuvlu 10,.t Worthing, Marla Hoary, ma of C. B LOA Erg.. of Orae.loo.afte4l6. 111014Il16.—Jttly 70, at Pacitlmaa.rye, Sorrel. IL liar% erg.. WA!" Plll4l4T.—toll 10, Yr. J. C. Perry, of TooleyMeng. &WM.. Mad H. OM/FORD. —July P. at Trlington P. C. Paff4rd. of Drum:deg= Shan, am at rt. tiaifynl. Zia., formerly at MottMalta= CmAle, 56. ----••••••••"" Ma/WNW iftblisbol by TltuaAr ilmasolf B.=W Ana. W. CtLY Prtsta.,24 wes. lIWok IR Wm Pdeotat WORddits.—Tanaw. Jail 14 "." / 7 /