The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-26 00:00:00

•mCUT SOCISTIES IN [The following communication, proceeding fres a thoroughly well informed loam, 'fiords additional parti sulses respecting the formidable society of " Ins Marianne.") to ISIS the parts of the Mountain, which bad sot Ohm adopted the views of the Socialists, feeling itself powerless against Carsicasa, es the one side, and firmitaliew • the other, endeavoured to lamest itself with tense' rainbow of the S xiali.t perry, melt as Lordro Rills and Others, who were at that time isbatatlal , sad ptopesed ec them the establishmeat of a political meaty which, mesordiag to the views of some of their tutor, was to play the same p trt an the old Jacobin Cub. It was the least estravegeat mann of the Socialist party which that desired tc ermine itself late a 'militant aad propagandist socisty The ex•ety Sham projected was ecenellegly formed. It was styled, " La Salidsriti." Its c nstitstioa is sa± :Wady well knowa• Lads% and his followers of the Noontide together with mane Socaloin, became numbers of the Council General wh:cs mat ID Paris. Maths's moieties were formed I. shish. departments, arrondissements, and c►ntons. The Conseil 0 I '.shed of 40 members. Amongst Wm them was a aim rity, by so mesas •emerose, hit esseadiagly energetic, width had only consented to Own put of the enured with the view of pri pagatiog Ms slue ft:tacit:4es among the 111111110 . 10111 branches of "Le ffolidariti." This minority held the opinion' of Blaequi, Maimitil, &a ; It was commnsiat and revolatiosary, sod vadat the app. ata , ed of mile( in %nil= with "La SA/. darite" hid, as early as 1849, begin to isfleence iii friends sad sabord.nate "guts in the memo,. to 'mete • craved of sestet societies whom members were r raw" from tte most ardest leaders of all shad.' of entrants Socialat op aloe. Tboogh the eonstitotions of ell Mem societies were almost identical, their names varied with the different !militia is which they were established. Bet the souse and the enisties themselves by degrees &sap. peered, to make way for one same and one soclety—that whisk is sew so will known as La Marlazaa." OrMessily, Le Mariana." was itself 'willies but one o Sees bramb societies, sad ocadined exclusively to the South of Francs. In those impamioned and imaginative regime, Ilte mate of " La Marianae"—or, is the southern dialect, La Marisaao"—ltss served to designate in taro, and eves oss and the same time, the revolution, the republie, the strife of the parties, and the giallo:lee. Whoa the' 1110liatioasty stymie of parties terminated In the Tenor (1790, and the guillotine became the order of tM day, the peosants of the South invariably spoke alt as "La Merianno." The origin of tM term Is *la. When the worship of the Catholic Church wee samesded la Frame by the worship of Reason, then used to appear, is the public festivals of the Decade, at the bead of the allegaicel procesaions which were then in mine, two of the handsomest girls of the province, "ar rayed, or rather dintrayed," a l'antlgve, wit% MU the bosom exposed. One of three yoaog ladies used to repre sent Reason, the other Liberty. Then were meant to par wady the republic, bat the people, always faithful to old tra dition., persisted in calling then by the name of the two most popular Catholic diviaities—Mary sad Anna—the mother sad grindmother of Christ, who lad previously lamp led the van of all the Catholic precession., repro mated sometimes by Magee of wood or was, sometimes by real women. When Mary sad item were rep'ared by Liberty and Remo., tits peasants el the South used to *Mat a rhyme beglanieg thus: _ _ _ " la Umlaute"— At length we bays the true Mary sad Mas— k other words, Ream sad Liberty united. When the wseship of Reason was abolished by the Thornsiderisas, the lOW winds thus united had ems to reptant a symbol, and they allinstrly breams the nick-name of the gailiqtiae. It tee is ordt r flatter thr traditions of this southern per jolt the founders of the secret societies of 1848 49, especially in the rural dlitticitt, gave them the same of "Marianne " The pablic w.ll Tic Alto the active and erangetic meat sacs which the cup err of Loais Napoloos esperieneud la the provircss, and especially Ia the 830th. This resistance arose from the p3wsrfal organisation of "La Marian..." It is didlcult to realise the num ber of Hipp:ran secured by the founder of "La lliariarme," especially is the departments when Pro testament aril Porgy both oar, as in the aparmunits of the Gard, the Rend; tic. It may be sired, without r ammer, that at the sport of the mop Wert, the sae sties sall.wed to ..le Mariaame" numbered NM upon a million members. But those who had directed the mommest vilest Nape le m were titter shot or harried to Cayenne is Lumbers. Only a few were formats rough to rape. • mere ham:fell runtime Is Fruits, sad they were to be taunt is Paris; for, scants of ~puns ion having bee' token la Ott c ipital ayes Infers the secret sodotirs were !mend sad organised Is the mortar" the iambus of the metropolitan clubs were ran on their guard, sad moved the vigilame of Leeds Nepoless'e 'gems. It was fans this nietropolitaa auclous that the sew pospegesda prerded which was subrequat to the map teem. In the prorates, the leaden bed hies almost all eaterreimted, bet the members retained. No semen bad Era recovered from the tiniest blood-letting of Deurber, 1861, than the insurrectionary movement began snow. emrting Inn the sarratare of the South; sad ben the smeary of the Rims*, the propagsadist meanest Messed op the Ilse of the great it,.,, sad oilfired itself ever thewlete of Press& At the peessat memeut, " La Mr Meow " spreads aver Westin madam arrant* asetwark tsvkihe to the eyes of the polies. It is stated that 40 or 10 departments a•. infected by it, and that its member number at lent 60,000. The truth * that there Is so departmett of lessee whore "La Marianne" has set summit randlaatioes, theta nailer Alarm •amen. Pore is the centre of the whole segaidestiss, ►at es strength of the stray is la the patrolmen. The animas, esgssieliy those employed in the momentum of ire'', to peados, end Is the large fgralabig establishments, ere se prepegiadist.; they meanly andeeslasd on swan ; Nat they west is the sestet repshile; tad they enly wait the Mgaal foe kern. Ores'osally, the Nam impatient betray themeless; as, kr Inetare, last year, whoa the now 'pried of as stteept try ou of the Gat Garr cm Gmbh of Louis Napoleon. Thera woe at that ceases a emararemeat of homicides ia the streets of the Paabostg it. Deer. Bur, ram' Ip sperlag, the future insist of the moieties in oa their feud, sad their warren an rudest aid dimmer. The Misses of the eristies beg sham the order of the committee ; and at this inmost the itermitter, Mord of Arty, sought' of *sly three perms. la Ur report of the remit trials many armee of rest ro sier' bar trantpired—for instaus, "La 11Litente,.. "Lee E. face de la Libuti," Le.; this proves that the old system t. mil adhered to, and that each offehoot has its sr pro:grist. rat. Bet all these defrost branches are eon netted with oat parent rnak—" Le Narlease." Although I hats toonedered it a port of eneeionete to statics no earee, I ceight to otverre that Ledro astir is no. longer des ot the Ir.dolaUsi leaden of "La Marianne." The 'Mired socieliii as Lager swear by sash cr such a chief of the demo:racy; they no longer reamsne a leader ; they desire, wl'h one heart, the &deities end costlier sup - protsioa of ell list is sonairted is Frause with the ides of geernmeseel, tams as far r regards adoemistretrs, that is te say, they are ready enough to preserve the one, bat determined to abolish ths other, Ia name, if nit in feet. The Nadirs principle of "La Marianne" is, that there ought to he co more eension,bat chrhs of the gallon every. B. M. M. BAlthE3.—A ming the passengers by the Tagus, Thigh strived at Southampton on Tiredly night 'Kb the Pes'asilat mail, was the notorieue French red republican, Ir. Dvlls. More than half the life of this man has bees wet in pros a or is sails for political offenees. He wet lestesead to death in Loire Paihrepe's time, and his Ifs Will seared at the iuttrreteles of the daughter of that mosarsh. This fast became knows when dm private letters of Loire Philippi eat bits Noll were pabliaied by the Provisiesal Goveramett. Barbie was again is Priloll of er Louis Pallit abd.ta lot, sad the present Emperor of France, !atlas 1 surd of 113220 sentiment relative to the Preach tansy In the Crimea wbieti M. Butes bad espresso& OM plies tams were tr rasa ooes. and tie was eillewad t. it at large. Bet the eery red repabliaan at Se* wham to move, sad ultimately west to Paris to perish' repoblieas stead, sad to give the "Immo r as y of re"scarestaUeg him. Very reesst'y = mi ll bees drives oat of Spaie, hi has easeed sameiseemestest by wisely dietaries hie regard lee gis Oposib people sad his elateeept for the Spanish go - esemese. At one elms V. Bartel was roseidseed the ms IsSiissest nis haysi la e Paw. het the satirises el lupins st sed esi sesesbt greed abases' as hiss. a 011.1111 s. seetteeseasy mate, shoat yenned see. wilt slop minibabe sad imperial yeesiely Ifie these of Prisposst of ins«. V . Bums generbNl es bard Or Tim he his patimmly depormisse sal Os slim .1 Ms sisresw. me aeversed oe polities" Me= lbselL sad wen vedlliftles Ws, trim his eemeeeelles.te avisiest pellisiss. hie deemed memoir es lie elks list se e ..dire of LW tw, bees which plies be embarked es bowl as Tam Ho wrens going to Clessi. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TEE MINDELBSOHN SCHOLAR/Mil This scholarship, founded in honour of the memory of the illustrious mosicien, is, for the first time, to be competed for on Saturday next. The circum stances under which it originated are interesting. Soon after Mendelasohn's lamented death in 1847, a plan was formed at Lelpsic, under the sanction of the Xing of Sammy, to found, in the Musical Coo lservatory of that town, " Meudelseohn Scholarships" for students of all nations; and an appeal was made to his friends and admirers in England for their assiebuies In carrying out the project. In answer to this appeal a committee was promptly formed in London, of which Sir George Smart was the chairman, and the members were Mr. Benedict, Mr. Sterodale Bennett, Mr. Hullab, Mr. Charles Horsley, Mr. Davison. and Mr. Chorley. An appli ostion was made to Mdlle. Jenny Lind (then in Eng. land) for her saaistanos, whieb,with her characteristie generosity, she readily gave; and in December, 1848, a performance of BWoh took place at Exeter-hall, Oa which she contributed her grataitous Berrien% awl 1 where of coarse she was the chief abodes. It was on a magnificent wale; the Misr prircipal performers being Mies Dolby, ibe Miami Williams, Mr. Lackey, Mr. H. Phillips, Mr. Benson, Mr. Smythson, and Mr. Novella The ass doctor was Mr. Benedict, and the organist was Sir George Smart. The clear proceeds of this perform ance, after paying all experdies, amounted to 9534, which sum was invested in the funds. In considera tion of this, and such further aid as might be for ▪ ken England, it was stipulated by the Lon don emaittee that a proportion of the scholarships Asia always be held by natives of the Unitedl a rtt l e ardour of Meodelssohn's countrymen soon seeded; and from that time to the present the Leip de people have allowed the matter entirely to drop. The original design of forwarding to Leipale the =raised in Loudon was consequently aban and in March, 1854, the London committee seseksd that, "not having received the aid from Lipids which, at the period of the concert and sub ra.asitly, they were led to expect, they have deter mined to allow the dividends to accumulate still fur lbw, In order to enable them to carry out effectually Ilepogge for which the concert was given. Ile Ilea having now reached an amount lialiof for that purpose, ono scholarship Ys been instituted in the Royal Academy of Music, Web (u has been said) is, for the first time, to be competed for on Saturday next. The scholarship, for a male student, is to be open to natives of Great Britain and Ireland from the egos of fourteen to , twenty, and will entitle the owner to gratuitous edit cation in the Academy for one year, and subject to neural. The principal qualification required in the candidate will be talent for composition. The exami nation will be conducted by the Board of Professors, sob, with the sanction of the Committee of the Royal Academy, will select the two best candi dates, one of whom will be appointed to the Scholarship by the Committee of the Mendelasohn Fund. There are, we understand, 24 candidates; and the nomination to the scholarship will take place brat week. Beek is the history of this originally magnificent ' plan for doing honour to the memory of an illustrious German musician, conceived in a hot fit of German enthaeissm, and c a rried into effect (to a very limited extent, ind eed) by the unaided perseverance of the • who at first were merely applied to for assistance. K. AND MADAME 77e. Croatson was given Let night at Exeter-hall. We have little to say of the performance, beyond ex pressing the extreme delight which we received from it, for it was precisely similar to the performance of this oratorio in the early part of the season. After all, it is is snored music that the greatness of Jenny lAnd's genius is most strik ingly displayed. In The Messiah she is aa pre eminently sublime u, in Ike Croatia., she is incomparably beautiful. She never sang more divinely than she did last night. The delicacy and gnu with which she warbled " With verdure sled the fields appear," her splendid voice and brilliant execution in "On mighty win " and her exquisite tenderness in the duet, "Graceful Con sort." suited the audience to enthusiasm. The other solo pouts were admirably sang by Mr. Lackey and Mr. Weiss; and Haydn's great master piece was probably never more magnificently per. formed. Ever part of the hall was densely crowded. We have only one thing to add—and we do it with sincere eorrow—that only once more will the now of the Nightingale of nightingales be heard is England. 01CHEATRAL UXION.—The last concert of the sea son, which is to take place on S►turday, is rendered anssnally attractive by the announcement in the programme of Beethoven's Choral Symphony. This gigantic and sublime work is too seldom heard in this sosatty, sad would apparently have been altogether ignored this season had it sot been selected for per knew* by the Orchestral Union. Foe this step the society deserves the thanks of all who love what is great and noble in the art, and who are, like our selves, dissatisfied with any musical season that does nett:4er, at halt once, a performance of the greatest work of the greatest muter. The arrangements of the Orchestral Union appear to be on a tall and a-- civic scale, a pod chorus being promised, and the soli being assigned to Mdlle. Emilie Xrall, Miss Dolby, and Mims. Montem Smith and W. Wynn. THE CRYSTAL PALACZ THE SECOND HOl Poor Moon should ban been alive to be the Mato. riographer, sad the poet of the fl seer showy of the pretest day. The.., by bin were always looked upon ea mantel prodaetione, dinned is Oxen is fees. Wordswoeth's violets sad anodises meet have been to him little bettor this inpartneans. " Koos'. poetry," .p Kr. Jeanne, " always puts en Is sled of Prim Peteakfe's larder— plenty of pertinent. sad &impasse, bet sot a none of Mad n a drop of water t to got for len er measy." Jut la the or.. maser, we look ist vain for say lower mend his Minden that is not fitted se Mon a negalleest bouquet. W. or. insets hi. Meriting the espousers of the Sewer show el Telielaii in terse very to the • ha employed la deseriWag the fume val'ey of garden is " Leila ankh." " Every pinions flown was there to be found, that poetry, or lon, or religion 1 has cm easseersted ; ism the dark hyacinth to which Hales simpered kb sietresee hair, to the stanelata by whose rosy blossom the heaven of ladle ie sated." Cer tainly it reclaim Moore', par to do pities to each a Who tloa of flowllTS as were exhibited yesterday st the Crystal Pane. The exhibiiin we sot so sunken, as that sib , oh took elan a little tine bath, but It was to the fall as beautiful. It was not so namakable, sinply Magee flewen that bloom asterallyut the end oiliest require se oniony mount of forties Is snake then bloom is Kay. The affiirallelli of the dowers yesterday was fu superior to that of any previous period. Dee atteatin wee paid to the that, that to walk miles Its. through the am sorgeons deem mad the non delicious trait* b &drag. As stediesty the flews rs wen .ere empreend. Oily a parties of the neve and the astral transept wail used. The dais is the niddle if the great trampt consisted of a sow of tins eloping upwards, the sulnisating pent of which was a magnificent Norfolk pine. The denesdias ties were covered with Mints heaths sad other hot-heses pleas, sad at inns& fa the midst of than ware pissed use of the giant exaspies of the stateary of the ezbi. buena. There were Oitema's " Peptide born by the Zs pbys," Kinard Wyatt'. " In and Deenes," " Cupid and the ample Esebaris," Ztpbyr wooing Flora," sad " Nyspb .boat to bathe." Oa two oval steads naming ap the central transept in sash side of the iontral gimp, Ns- Mang a mmigent collection of ovoid& wen plead the work, of Ceares. These Included the tisheNe of the greet sculptor's Maned weeks. We nay remark that the Mauna pets. in the astral dais fee neve and green hem Outlaws gives is Ks. Kay, garden, be IL Collier, ned Mr. Ones, gesleser to dle Maud Minton The prinend risme .be fsrubt ad the narvellese orchids mad fuse of the two ovals weirs Kenn Veit* mad Soo, Kenn. stet ad Clarke, Caren sad Ilsorber; and maga the .dam, Nam. Osisey sal Woolley. Kenos. Yeitek eft NM um entirely seam plane, unapt which we nay mice slogan speciame of Midis Mr. Gradeaang seat sera lie sew mensal of erns. The eats dais sad the teens* &nag with esker sad mined with meaterpiras of art, formed a eperstaele which gave the isspeessioa that a* en bat ea artist mould hen arrested It. We are glad here te do jostles to the mina who saperlateeded the whole enumerate of the towns. It is to Mr. Ryles, to when are Is committed the super vide, el the gardens, that On plastid are indebted for the neelleat manse la which the lowers were so dinned as to exhibit all their bratiseia the saner most ellealated to display these properly. The corners of the central nun surnadiag the dais preseated to the view large beaks of flowers of every has sad variety of foliage. As the visitor sinned the buildieg, cos the left we s coLlect , on of net variegated plants. They wore aotioestde kr that, las foliage. The priaclpal primemen here were Wean. Vella, of Enter and Chelsea, Mann. Jacksoa sad Soa, sad Mr. Lie, of Hannermalth. There we ant ben a show of azaleas lets to wain, bat nevathelen good. The pingo alums were oa the opmeite side, an wen en &Mend neurksbly well towered. The beet of them were eostribated by M►. Terser, of the Royal Nursery Oroande, Slough, sad Meson. Dobson. There wan also admirable •}seiner mat by Lean end Heiden, who mien first prism, and Francis sad Windsor, who pined the Neon. Cromisg to the opposite corner we mate Ia frost of a great flub of colour prooseding from a stead of fray psis:ge nera. Mr. Tamer, of [Cough, and Mr. Thos. Winans nee the two principal minutia in this division. Rond the statue of Damen' were grouped use good specimens of stove ad greenhouse pleats. The primness here were M►. Rem sad Mr. Cathcart. At the feet of the statue of Raboas—how his eye would have gloated over t►e c)loan 1 1 had be ben alive—were grouped ems perfect ra dians of Ceps heaths, for whin Messrs. Rosa, Cat bush, ad May obtained the first prises. This portion of the Murat, reach's; downwards from the centre to the (Instal lonian, that was sppropriated to the exhibitica, was pea eipelly occupied by fruit. Mr. Fleming, mullein to the Dan of Sutherland, we the principal priumea here. There were many other towers worthy of ann. bet oar spas will ace allow as to swathe ell. The day wee remark ably flee, sad although there were aaa►oroaa attractions in sewn which pnvented the early astembly of a large number at the compasy, ats crowd became dean about the o'clock. Oa the whole, the attractions of ne reseal show may be onaidered es little Inferior lathes, of the lest, sad the visi ting appeared equally dslig►ted. SPORTING. --•_ THE LIVERPOOL CUP. TO Tlll "EDITOR ON TIM MUM. _ _ 811,—The Northumberland Pate running hes surprised a peat many, the favourites bast bowled over completely, and all of them proving themselves witting bat Ant-rain, the King of Scotland wily ohaniag the third place oa amount of hie light weight. I &MU "wpm that Damon's party hove made a pest Me albeit' Derby winnings by this time ; for, to my hemrledee, they lave lost at every meshes sine* Epsom. There are several la the Liverpool Cup who appear to have received their quietus by the Navasota raining ; bet I shell take them is proper order, sad emarseen by throwing litflemae, 4 yn Bst 71b overboard ; bat I cannot pay the same compliment to Tires, 6 yn, Bst, who has bees seared from the poet at Neweestie (like emend others) by the trumpets sonding so loudly is favour of the Nisi of Scotland, Pack, &c. Her perfonunees are too well kaown for me to enumerate them here, sad I can only refer to her getting third in the Chester Cup se a sumcient proof that she eau get home with the best of our youngsters at rang weights whs. handled by s Ant-rate jockey, and so Plateau can easily stamp B.t, it will be se well for the owners of the youngsters sot to be too sure of haying it to thesse'ves, as I believe Type. is in I work for this ram especially, elle will come comparatively fresh to the post, sad, what is of more sonseeseues to polasionale, will see a very good hedging prise. She will Sad It so easy task, however,lo get in the trout, as she has to give Mb to both Bally Bird sad Scythian, both Are years old, and did they represses their different parties it would be very am emit with the whole threw, sad I doubt whiting the di mass would not find one of tan, at lent, rather toe men for her at the weights. I must remark, however, that Early Bird's stable is repainted by other new, preesinatt same whom are Gaudy, 3 yrs, tot, sod Bing of Isellead, 3 yrs, 4st 101 b, and it is set Gerais which will go for the looney, though for my part I would sootier awn the old ose this either. Gaudy was kept oat of the Northumberland Plate became a trial gave it in that the King was better, yet it may be his turn to win the neat trial. Scythian's party are stroog, for they have Oa. act, 3 yrs, fist l2lh, and Pyrrha aid Mermaid, 3 yrs, fist tie each, sad I masa help thinkiag, eves so lose before the nee, that they have victory within their grasp with me of theirs. It Is Impossible to speak positively lust yet se to who is to be &n one ea Me day ; bat the way Mermaid was backed for the Oaks botches' that she is something superior, and if &maids' eta beat Scythian at the weights of the yotapon she it assn likely to be the on than either of the other. On AM is beastly treated according te her per fo , 4 yn, Set 101 b, la also lightly weighted, if be Odd alit gliti the course. Let, USW, 4 re, Set 81b, and Imogene, 4 yrs, Set 21b, will 4. on monies for their parties if entrusted with fall peeress; het, mairdies to public running, Type. should heat the .sir ' Public running," however, Is a very bed leader et and it will be anything but surpass If hewn bade . I have destiesei all who I consider worthy, and shell, serseeeeft leen the ram with Typist, &obi= or der. sad, Am dodoes ; sod Early Bird, from Dewen's ; with Imps, eel Lai, Tann neat, and I do aot think I sha be la hen the seek. METEOR. lIIRWCABTLE RACEB—WinnenDLY. • (lIT ILLIOTRIC Totawoo.) 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Mr. T. 1200 Torlibloo (NOLL Foster 3 Lard Z*4 Aersoloim peiti.l us U 0 (O. Mess 4 Mr. hogs (4 0 .04.). Tot Mor.fottelld (Caitliode PLATS o f 10.00; Sr &PAW lifinb; tear. IBS 91b; Am, the 410,• mil ogol. 101110. TM ikon to be sold for Um son; olloweime it aliosi be odd I* leo% Sto. Cio alb sod e bolt. (II salo.) Mr. T. lismidollifolloilbyet. Lawyer" 4 yrs (50 Lb 11431 bill) 1 (Yr. Sco Mr. T. Rios% balm Maria, 4 yrs (SOO, Um if 1 debar) 2 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, ME 26, 1856. 1:1111LAND. DUBLIN. Ittwn 26. ERPRCTED VISIT FROM THR QUE RN. The following very welcome intelligence is given le • Dublin journal of this learning, :Do circumstantially that there appear good rearm for believing it to be well founded : " We believe we are Goriest is stating that they. is emy probability of hoc Majesty ileitis' Ireland towards the latter end of Augsat neat. Thsooession of therintended royal visit, so far as we eon learn, is a desire on the part of her Milesty to take uses of the Irish militia, prior to its disem bodiment la a grand military spectacle, on a male sniper lag anything that boa yet been attempted is this eountry. The Camila, it is understood, will be the geese of this die- play of air national arm; sod we farther gather that, in order to give every possible *Set to the royal review, the various regiments now stationed they. will he reinforced by a battalion of the Scots Fusilier Onside, also by four troops of Hone Artillery, and several companies of Foot Ar tillery, now stationed in Dablin. The whole of the Irish militia will, we are informed, he disbanded immediately afterwards; that is, early in the mouth of September. We may mead** that in anticipation of the Q uee a's visit, the Dublin Regiment of Artillery has been for some time pen actively employed in erecting a battery for the inactive of that scope." CRICKET. Ten thrraD SLIT= s. 87zM:I 01 TIM error Ozreas.—Thla mak h wee brought to a Nuteluke noterday morathe at [ad % Is hoar el Ward b 7 U nor, lo Man lap :—VaDer. Nth tit t Mimi Di aolop US. MA ; Nei lettad Litt l TNN MAINNUIDONNCLuD, wren RonNON AND NINON., rem /parr homa.—b soon se the Us tad Datil wan coaeluhl the above nee wore emsraead. W 1 the 'taupe were train timi mem Nail Mos :—llegby. let balms 7f7 Nlanlekes Clak let INQUIRY INTO TIE GILMAN CIIAZITIES...Yee. Inlay Yr.° P. 0. Kart* elf the iserseteis st psieted by the Charity of &skied as.- Wages, opened as isqairy at the hell of IG patty melee to the adualaimettea ef the eherhhe be quathed by Mr Thome Gresham he the eft, of with a wise to impeos it seerweasy, the mho of taring themes& The ;unbutton of the semeeeelhee mate eseeested with the charities (millstream Ile the Wag of evidence) seespied the whole day, eel will we gee% take the eresersiesioser mime! &eye. Alta whish be witnesses whese etteedeasis has Wee mooted will be Snaked* NAVAL AND MILITARY. MOVEMENTS OF TILE ARMY IN THE EAST. CRIMEA, Juxa 14. On Tuesday, the 10th, Marshal Pehosier gave a rend dinner to Lord Gough, Sir William Codriogton, Lord William Fatalist, Ike. The following day Lord Gough rods to Alms, being seeemputied by the Commander-in Chief, °sacral Windham, lite; after whisk the party embarked on board the Baashee end ease toned to Hasatch. Lord Goseh slept is the harbour that night, and nest morning left for Ragland, era Oeseteatinople and Marseilles. By Teensy nest ft Is expected that the whole of the Light and Highland Diviaioss, 72nd excepted, will have embarked. The resided,' of the lad, 3rd , and 4th will follow, laming three nutmeats bsblad, 68th. 72nd, and 82nd. The Thames is to be pissed at the disposal of the women of the army, and as two nuns an going in her, rumour says that no °Moen are to be sent home by this slap. Oa Thursday the Severs left for England with invalids; Dr. Measles in charge. Its. said that Lord Gough is of opinion that English women who were in the Crimea previous to the armistice or end of February, ought to be decorated with the Crimean ribbon solely. Os Mrs. &tools it might be well be stowed, bat I fear that to deurate any more, although they may drably dame it, would be to induce more weans to follow their hubands la any future war. Is fudge, Lord Gosgh states, four English ladies wen deco . rated, mused Wm Lady Gough, who is very proud of her Maim/4mo braise star, sad likewise of the one given her by the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers. On Thursday evening a young soldier of the 77th, Prints Kelly, of the Grenadier company, killed the hematite dog belonging to the regiment. Jack " had served in the mreent flee y en, sad hail been present at Alma and maan, and often in the trenches. The moment the sews spread that Jack had bees killed when out rat-Itunt iag the whole of the men tuned out and surrounded his body. In Sebastopol the anchors, granite, dock gates, and stores are still being shipped under the superintendence of Lieut.. Colonel Turner, C. 8., A.Q M.O. 7be Gladiator lies in the harbour, and H.M.S. Buoy has gone to (Mesas. Yesterday a detaell'atent of the Iltb Bessan, under the command of Captain Dallas Torte, was sent oat to Miskomia sad Ver mouths. la searekef some Coated, who had Moho some of see eagle Yoe gnu in that valley. No Russians were hawks' the pert, returned to their camp. A guard of the 42nd, under an offeror, is ported in the former village. The headqesnen of the Engineers hays bees removed to Ba hides& General Cameron, C. 8., nod staff, take their departure nest week. Report lays that the Preach intend handbag over their portion of Sebastopol to the Remains on the Ist of July. No more hats are to bs polled down. Rat busting end 'nothing are the greet amusements just now amongst the soldiers. Yesterday morning the whole of the troops to the front were " sold " by seeing the mail Beg run up at the Light Division flagstaff, but no English mail had arrived. No English newspapers wen received by last mail. If It was not for Gatiowani, we should often be a fortnight Naiad time la news. The wheaten of the Light Division Derby sweep are Lieutenant Hudicts, 97tb, 15W. odd pomade; Capttio Organ, 77th. 601. ; Captain Penne, 88th, 151. The way *saki not be healthier nor the weather finer, but the hest is intense._ _ _ _ _ A farewell order to the Light Division has been issued by Lord William Paget, C. 8., extrewiag his thanks to the brigadier tad the tea regiments usder him f,r the zealous manner in which they have pertirsted their various duties His lordship likewise specia!ly thanks Lieutenant-Colonel Maclean sad the Artillery, sad praises the 10th Company of Sappers, under Lieutenant Brine, for their services to the division and their exemplary ctedect. Embarkations are constantly taking place, but of these you will probably hoar frost tine to time ere shy 'stun ere recoived. ADNIZALTT, Jots 26.—APPotxritfirte.—Beeond Mu ter 1.0. Irettia (IW). to the views y, 101, gag 'hip, at Portsmouth, haft Milo* Illogpsoa J. E. Palma (1.33), to the Amu, 11. dogma Cloltani 11. Okimatt. the Waterloo, 120, tie at 16111111•111 I W.ll. Nomie. the Tribune, 31, ramp Mama higatet et Mama pewee, at Polmoutlt; sod IL Femme. to the Poem mann. Imo orow awn tray-861p, of Mims war. a. Td.. -- ends er.D. D. Dor r, a e therein. It .. wry el lYya= rai:=... di. ..-r . Tas 0/131.11.11X WIDNISIDAT -- Tbs Narita Lam, to Kr. Ikons Mb, of this port, .list gimltto from tlos Kreisf Ude hut . M bed es lora • ramble d Ib ainthr• et the Nom lag" eta. big Ihe rstrlse of Mt onstpiwis flo os.•u. ax um Owl by gmena ir e pint Is Orr& attay molla by • Ippm of a• Leh% as =twin romper. Immmitsks. Illoy arrived It ~ea el tab. ea laeseleb era We hesellittsly put al lei* in/ do wog budel Mb theNeilse.•• to the d eqp•Mr•. Ws et mkt eV Ittmtroa. PORTSMOUTH, June 21. TM Osohass, 6, paddle Neale. dadasalled WO OW he Gibraltar. The liorrewhawk. it, strew dupla wog, Goremilsr Cleoewlik mid W4e7 ter the emarerd. The Reeeda, alma Osamport. solved at Splthead nib states ks bon ilealed, Mids. ea Word ISA ma. $ wawa WSi hoses et Me Rh =dosals. aid TO ma et the Its loch Hero& Me We eft= M NOW Gedass, Ideimmats erl MOMS r Mina% Ow simeNse likMay, Dr. Surosa Ocostsei, se No let Deep= Needs; awl Hertlesa sad tuella Cowell. el the Nth Moms. Ths Melo sal Weir hems dimtherted this alltemem ead en Meg MIMI kr do sight to Ws IWOMs• thee Meg Mee itemeneet Beeskag. Ifdeldie. It. 111 Nom tommst. has arrind et Oglised thiesherassa hen IYalLu Wllelo; the Mt ImOot Iwo the Mem Me Whip Ouleml Mink aims. MIT ma. sod IN hams lidemft to do Ilwel es al es Oalmdleat. ssed its ethic iire el vain, woliossee. Ohs illoolholo Moe to , The lissee Mader" (lhe I tree% mar the emoroll et COMM grasome. C.l.l OemMOseil bem Me alma Moser' Lawn tho nerafeg, es=r i rmi he Washeish. vows; were ~POW Ohm us Yr Xl i s d nis hems et a Deep astiatry atatkeed at HON% mg MY lowa. They eal d et the Omwbart for the .sesames of the leg. whisk bed keen brosght Om the ship ham she ems Dee hasksio, the dem yod regOselsos oft Mewls, ammilllea aloorids. TM Meg has sla gum dionallsr le M be ee wok sa broughtd two I imam Mist *MMus& To mew Meng* la ma is aboat 190, rod a *Me awl. el Mos. The Dom his Om theresti whole esomige. Mobs mod arrend maths Is 11•Ignis Were the Crimea imeelm WM, all the ma mom the mil, with every dam UMW OWN he war. TM meg was erisimlly the rocket tromp, mad es seia it great havoc MOW the Pooh sneaky at toe Outset Limbs. It me ales at Way*" gam then the Rocket Omsk Me Meese MIMS le the whale deo artlao7. The lesgereerie lampart, tett maw tar the westward ; sad tb• WWI& Mow* ham o re lee Woolwich with the ardweies Mese Weeght HIM the O The lad lsowldaiY Doi me strait War sells gobs as Mom . _ _ Aws. showww, aniwd today trout Pljnowth. with =pm. WOOLWICH. Jute 55. Spatial baba snivel has Padswaitta Teat sight with 410 aosacamhslard elbow mad am Isiapetaa to the A. O. edd Q Nal tendrils, awl the alb amapos of Ow Oat Fatlallsa of the lAN Artillery. Testae ow iambi at addilabt Via videb arrived yewarad MOONY la Ow Kaaganata. Oa N. nom at the wttAs at tbe asap teas Ow Crimes it M iambi se amahitt Artillay wish agar breathed at Ur anis non Ass pen bees OA for the erection of cavalry barrette it W sad the oakum tar the building to to be wade Imre& die heat the mu of the Royal /111trare Academ e d r i tirri nod who n esupkted tit* barred. w ia b e otempiel b the Wlit Limes and the Sta Dragoons. CRATRAIf, lest 23. The Rev. J. A. P. lAsakill Ma bees app dated chaplain of the staltary paws. FM Moms. elm Mims. wowed tr Weeks. Ibis userstag is eider reseleei Osisad IL imam. direc tor of the peepa laselseen' owebibthimot a lampom Armies bits to hold la isollaws le sts.amembelmod Mims ma am el the tut ladle Clemaara=serl /deers who sistopmead Is narrow leas Mtaltrt apt st Weeley. after saki 1 the as ra lete ergs fa Ms. ft Mole of the maa Mastad were Als arisrmea. emi The sa salle between la llmidtkora Quasi ham ditsimised on swilled a ll the elmelli et the mad etaf corp. at tale wefts. MIA le to Is amnesia& by Ate Mahe et 300 Melt, and • livalimmleselosel ambled to siamml Irmom 11111111,1115. luso N. Conamider Hum Lloyd 08U), late et Ma Wimp. took ap amlaleMa es the 24th bat. et illftfinflft so ammodor 10figida tar t.iity es bawd the Fehlep.lem. Is ahaoyM tbarlennatmyaaiasal Me pot lipbels Mast aM Mims me to New the hwbroke,llll sem saw otem dap Yaw la smilead leapeala Cleorp ileyosese. C. 12). es law (drift agemet) wears le Me port. witteb Alp MI be rated as the Mtn warm wile=s.ehip at thle poet. _MS molimewn will ream Coomoodotwile=s. et the ftestide et the edditlmal duties Is Ms lad eseesstaader la Merged the sham reserve ban. MALTA. Jr.. ft. The Boobs, method last *lst, sad pomade to-day with Lent Owe* Sio fletdlleti The AflOsik+ with the 12th be talks et the Pled Bey* the tr 1..=. tbe the llei nftUa irlUt Ilatk i tatief the 4 avow Totiffdar• The OW a Gale% sad the Victoria. vit't the 71th = l .A iin alaall ha Atilt al nod sessials seAsy, as wall as the *IS the Mk &gloss COURT OF 1 /1110112 111. —Juan 25. LAMM IN MB J. W. NATION -•- • -- This was Beeman** meeting. The bankrupt was described as a lighterniam,ef Ifeltaladese, Balterbitke, and elsewhere, trading nadir the Irmo= end Co. kir. Immenee Mr. Ow, Ur e=o. offend as !wahine. Mr. WAWA the in Ifs report on the ease, stated that the Winne mmemmeed as 2 "e ssume at the beginning of 1834 with a islielemey of 1111. Be now owed to unsecured creditors le Om belllagssoilty, 1,1011.; liabilities on bits of ex. !OW. Theemern went returned at 2531. in good debts, and Ini -76 1 0 0 18 tri Prentirlg bald by creditors, 1,0001. The profits on tabs hesa ;BM fba is. year and stereo months) ; expenses, LIM.; hems and primal ditto, 41/1.; lowa, 1.1551. dou atiMemelag ble present amo bankrupt bad powereunts with d a deli. Were wee me bt the a af 1501. In INI, for he then paid that sum into the ihm of Covington and Om, which at that time toordeted of James and Jame Covington, jun., the bankrupt being ad rZati partner, and the elder Covington retiring. The India, appeared to have been carried on by Covington, jun. and the bank. rapt till June, 1834 when. dineolutlon took plus, Covington retiring, sad the bankrupt continuing to Wads under the Arm of Coviogton and Co. At that time It was found that the capital of Covington, ion,. wee 3,7:191., and that of Covington, jun., 1,9001. The bankrupt made Memel: rossonsibis far time amounts, and by way of security, trans. fried his interest in all the stock and plant, consisting of twenty t: b t m he n t .. 7 ., os , Lin t it o ona t ; the their . n oor iu ere t er , . w: d s i , that whilst [h toea got ey to nothing. After this arrangememt the binkrupt appeared to have bad great difficulty, from want of capital, in meting hie en gagement., and he commenced raising money by means of mom modation Them Marathons, during the time over which the belatemsbeet extended, mounted to the large sum of 11,3951, and aatonnted for the large amount paid for interest and commis sion. Ms books had bees well kept, and corroborated the tialanee ehese. Kr. Lomee put the ewe to the court is one of misfortune, to sone extent. . . _ Tith - iicialasimut—lt appears to me as though the two outgoing ;orison bad conspired to take this young man's money from him, and gin him bottling In return. Thy mews him to pay 7Sul., 111116111 . 1 to be Montt' into the drm ; Is done, and the elder Osrlbtkm themedbuely puts at into his pocast and beet' the firm. It scheme to take him in. Mr. gun said this was not exactly the fact. Ilte bankrupt had paid Ws 7.01. for • share la the Nathan ; and though Mr. Covingtoo, sm., ce leaving he firm, thew out so much capital, be :alt more be hmd In stock, phut, no. The fkonmissioner—lt comes to the same thing, call it by what you will. Mr. !an—The transmittal was juat so fair and proper as when os• man some to buy • bone of another and pays him so much money tor it. The Othotokrioner —I sanest help thinking that this young man has been impend open. Ho does not appear to ban much wit or penetration, sad two moor got bold of him who had • great deal more than he bad. As it is partly a misfortune for • man in busi ness to be without wit or penetration, he may take an immediate aertalicato of the secood class, and I bops that the next time he Ands Month( with 7301. in his pocket he will take oars how be gives it ' Tr. Bun said be was desirous to state that when the bankrupt arranged for the punthaas of • share to the badness be wee emoted by can of the ablest solicitors In Chancery-labs. 117001 MI. commie:mu 10XXA1O1le IN ma PHILLIPS BROTlttla. The bankrupts were deecrlbed as general merchants, of 53, King Willlam•itreet, and this day p rint p on aicatien for their cent. cats. The following are theipal Ite ms of the halance•theet, prepared by iteorrs. Butler and Macpherson:—Dr.: To creditor, Rammed, 25,4141. ; ditto to be paid In full, : profits, 1,1301.; our proportion of the Finnic, meta of Eaton mid Co., 3,2571.; Bahl lities,l,BlBl. ; onkel at commencement, 2,2144 Cr.: By claim upon the estate of Eaton and Co., of Bombay 11,337 f.; trade uproars, 1,9114; imam 26,4814 ; partners' drawings, 2,2024; 1,8:84 ; L. and B, Phillips'. loan per contra, 1,2001. There was no opposition. and no statement was made as to bringing t dote the mum the features of the case. flia Honour raid this was • very uneatisfastory slate of things; there was nothing before bum upon which be could form a judgmenL As the court was deciding in the dark, the bankrupts might take a medical certificate —one of tbe second clam. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. lleml Mlchale, a person who said that be was formerly a Greek, bat that be bad ben brought op in Rome from his childhood, was brought before On It. W. Cards% charred with haring picked the poch et of a gentleman in Cheapaide. Evidence having ben given enablishing the offence, and showing that the prisoner's mat pocket bode bole in it, to drop the stolen pro perty through. In cams when be was accused of robbery, and also, that be was mil hewn to the police, The Rome at Pris mon oner (to the Interpreter)—Tell his lordship that I'll go to — The interpreter (having communicated with Sir R. W. Carden)— " HI. lordship will be very glad to hear that you are going to Rome, but he says that you can't go till you have been hard worked In Hol loway, for Ws walks, upon bread sad water.' (Lsughter.) The Prisoner—" Tell him I'd rather go to Italy at once, and I won't go to Holloway:. The Interpreter—. Ilk lordship says he la determined that you shall not pick any more pockets in the streets of London for ais week■ at any rats." The Prisoiter—.. Tell him there is no justice in this rascally place at all, end that I'll ay 10 every where I go." (Laughter.) The prisoocr was then committed sa a rogue and vag►bond. GUILDHALL William George Wilmot, of 39, Beeeb.street. Barbican. • mihirer, and John Wilson, • draper, of 19, Clareotreet, Lincoln's Inn-dada, were ehargird with baying unlawful Do/amnion of ribbon. &tidal from the premises of Mr. Hutchins, 13, Wood-stn et, Chea, Mr. Wontoer append tor the defendant.. Mr. John /Wahl= Identified the bulk of the ribbon. u a portion of property which to the Sue of 3001. had been stolen from his pre. mien a few weeks WS bergerint Fouls, Otte City pollee force, mid he went w. th the of oar Bull to Willis George Wilms's, 39, Beeehamseet Barbican. and told him they hod salted about some firths he had bought lately. Primer air le Ird bought now lately. Witness Ms told him they Irefellall“, rat ter belleved he had ribbon, sad they moat me. The prism then related them to such. and In • box at the Wed the soarer they found Ig or 17 rates of Peterebsua. whisk Mr. Hama. who we permit, identified. He thee informed the peregentist the Mier ware roles. end rind him If ha could menet email` promokm. Del rudest sold be bought them fa the city ease Erb ass Witham mid the eility weaker tena. unto be not Welds rebores/ from whom Wien& them. Denier said .1111 e Ite wee deeps end he maid not tell where he rept them.. Me thi=ed d li Wi den' he hod an invoice _he meld he led at. IBe alma him It ke W say carry ta say el kit beaks of the paraler. end Ira*, he sever kept books kir nything." They this redo gentler seerett s emu found the othee Aire pro ds:Nl...den puts of the rep. He thee told the preenr he wee sot MEW with War snout et the ponerien. and he thendlere took his late set dy and took geinerlea eit the pods. l Cooper Haight. Ile. Word he mar with Sergeant Hew. Ittarrie It direr* Is Oe amerce rep. r Clare. reasß Ireoheolas.dolde. Mime he sssd Ilea that they ✓em Mhos and had reeled fallormadts Get he had pa a eirlasellie waft of Oren goods. He at Mr enid. o Po. I have =V Meer lei Wiser, You are eestathly net brad to answer ▪ gorelles that w ihm ere i re et to you." Whams NM three easoree et dhlune diem Ys and asked if he lei set braes • geriaty ef th at Defendant mid. "014 yer, did buy a lot el Owe? b to further orations the primer mid be Ind bred the, Mem • traveller, but be had no therm with them. bat he hel a maremednia ' with them at the time. When asked err purity lobed parchued, he rid he should reline to answer ay farther garotter. They then desired to see the geode. and be down them V preen et tires (chiefly Petersham.) in a bor. By the prieona'e direetion hie ropmon brought down maim • paper paean and a bot.toz, filled with ribbons. There were 93 pieces in all. He sin ',eked the rimer if he would now biro the memo random be had noised with them, or U he would amount for them in his books, and the reply he made wan, "There are the titib,m, and 1 ',hall wt answer any mare go Min. about them. I consider tb a I have accounted for them very eatiantorlly." Wises told him he did not eonrlder hie amount of them ni all ailisfutory, and he should take him into custody, and he accordingly removed him to the Moor. nor station. . . Mr. rauntner, on behalf of the prisonera, said be could not resist the application for time to wire further inquiry. Re was Instructed they were ratablistied tradesmen who would hare a aufgalent answer to th• charge, but he aboald nacre, their defame for the prams:di The prisoners wen then remawled. BOW-STREET. Iflr.liamcel Pllmadl, coaintercitiol.WTsChaeged with refusing to pegs through the turnetile at Waterloo-Midge, and with assaulting tolikeeper, John Bradchaw. The defendantjustilled hie method= the ground that, having paid the toll, the Bridge Omeyway tied no right to dictate to him the par. Mob/ mods talbith he should mom the briar. The eet of parka. saint did not anabie them to compel the public to go through t h e tiunialle. It wee • tastier of favour entirely. The public mad oblige theemnpany by prim through them if they thought proper, but there was so complakm about It. The momenta umn pet down hie half. Denny he was free to MP kis own comm. TLe rcoeptioo of the half penny was =acknowledgment that he hod pureheaed the freedom pf the bri ; and thia being as, he (defendant) Rol =quail) provoked at the insolence of the toil-teem in bawling out to him, sod then clapping bins. Ile might have gone through the turnstile if omi t bad asked him to do so civilly, ae • matter of lavour. Ilse. Jardine wand the defendant that he woo al °ether wrong to hls asthma about the law of the case. The company had complete astral over the bridge, mid could abut It up to.mawrow if they (Med. There bed heath of Moiler cues at this court, sad people bad been told spin and again that the company mold prevent any one ming the bridge who did not choose to comply with their regu. ititMna. No dount It woe provoking to be MUM to and compelled to return, bat the toll. keeper bore a very good character, ad Mr. Powell, the milaitor, never employed any hot civil men there. Of came they moat be protected, end he (Yr. Jardiuel mum lee defendant 11. foe the scrip The be was paid. _LAMBETH. _ . Mr. Litre I Palma, a itys — nire;Co - w - c:M. appeared to answer te Mame of violent result preferred velem bins by Mr. Alfred If eat, of BrauLetreet, Lambeth, end Mr. George Thema Sandi, of 8!. Jameibetrest, Weston/44er. Mr. Solomon' attended for the compleinante, end Kr. Bias for the dokodont The facts of the ease made amt on the part of the rwmplainants were (km , . that, on Tuesday molar UM, when returning from the llamp. ton Reese. Mr. Mont drove a phaeton. in which were Mr . Men, and Mies Smith. getween the town of Kinpron and Richmond-park, he pawed a fly driven by the defondant, to which were Iris wife mid other members of hie holly, onee or rwiee; and the defendant. from annoyance at hie doing m, or some otrth mum, drove W replete ao glom ro the ecceplainant'a as to pars the hind wheel ova. both off legs c 4 a ratable bank mettles a piece of the fink of the sine of a mown , out of the fore toot. and then recorded at a rapid Tare Mr. Hunt. in order to get his Dame and addreaa, gam the reins to his friend Mr. Semitic. and havirg et lergth entre on with the de endant. be told him that he had injured hie home. and requorted his name sad addrem. The defendant, amosomaying the observation with eolith horrid and bleeksmani ezprenteMet. replied, •• Oh, yon want my &admen, de you?" And jummog to Me nd me Me. Mast deo prate and • stunning " blow on ilmilerm. and exclaimed. "That's Of tie ate me Ida twe other destrents Mew on rb fags Mr. Smith, ,erle Ids Meal se eadorly W med. Nerd from Me ossriew, west to the Med el leo delesamOr bane. sod tor. famed es it \be go matt be pore W sting mid siker. He eel, mode ma of stem Genet les deleadsat • sessearol. fee. 1b defrallea apse of Ids lea end ebb* Kr. Smith wa g viskni on the bob and knotted elm down twill die " : ginu.a. vesse.stattee diel where be Pnikee w. t o. h i e n defe .r m i n7d a in a t ia rta t :ee p h s ,i nd l kt • na m t raa ia lm be aid lie wee was Alfred Pa lot lmer, and that be was brother to Pam/ bhp was berg at Staffurd geol. O• the pet al the eaatotainants, Mrs. and Mies Smith sad KW whams wee eallad, vibe fully earn Rimmed their Statements, and reeraentlad fM deeiagt of the delsadeet to be Ode violent sad velleate. Oa Ito pert of tee asinine esarrst 'rasters awe read, acme af wires suar s tsentUvely that leas Neat Arndt the filet blow ; tat their =steemsoae via wry elatiettag, sad sitar ea leveed these been? imilea. Mt. Mom esuOirdl Mirk* In penalties of Ws. for seek megeMe. sett la Mb* if present to two swathe intpriaoaineot In the KOMI at Consolos. HAIIMER3IIITH. INKken Abet, a 'Waster la the maks of Keens. T. sad W. WI. .f the Maineerffilimitit Omeibull emetstioa. owned Wu Vt. Woes Is Mem t s essississi with having reused 4 tha t • pew WO, mist tom Shim. tato his vehicle as a ind do Ow WO* Ye slitsw Kr. Merin Nicholls, a sett= l 74 Wits of Me. I Weslievaseakfeeth-end, Pulhaze, the °ppm, , to loa like Imam of his XL appleni be defendant end pleaded irases.. "Yu miegialet Is this can raised the question, several tono i.e j• sinsiati a dictated span the magistrates, whether so omnibus entwine! ~, lag* in reserving seats for regular pawn'. n, 'Wt.. : their and eo excluding chance panengsra,oa the plea it„ , - wee "full, , ' there bring at the Ume vacant mats. &Mum baring been given showing that the defendant refox to take Mee Vickery, though be had firs places vacant when ha.ea, Mr. Martin, for the defence, said it was a great bxm for flf VII ••,,, residing be the suburban districts to be able to book their Waco oi ~i amilmaa Re argued that omnibuses were like old stave row.. More pmeagere had a right to book their places. The (potshot tie ben derided at that court by his worship's predecessors. wh . ii,4 beta an opinion that a pearenger could took a pace in an ovti i.. Mr. Richard Lambert, a merchant, residing at No. 5. 1150,,,,, tab South, and Mr. Valentine Stevens, law tookeeller, of Bell.m.i„ neetotreet, deprived that they bad been for years m the hal l ,• it riding in defendant's minibus. They booked their place, and a 5i.,,, paid whether they rode or not. Mr. Inghara was of opinion there war no room in this Main. within the meaning of the act of parliament, and he must, tttrercee, diemias the summons. The summonsNNW dekndant for sewing to Mow his badge also diamiawd, evidence having been given which induced Ingham to believe that the complainant was mialithen on chat MARKETS'. COTTON.—Ltuaroob, h ?re 25.—The market dosed with a cog, feeling, but a study and confident tone. Compared with Imlay, rates picas of all 'kinds are exactly the same. The sales to.eay estimated at 10,140 bales—l,ooo for exprst, and 3,00 on sye tion—eompriring 9.; Penmen and Ilaranham, at Old. to bid.; g Battla, at 6id. ; 300 Egypttan,st Cid. to 714 , and 1,040 gust, alt.:, to bd. per lb.loports for the weak, 60,000 balm COWL— Borrow, Joan 13.—Onr market for wheat tcsdae pia been eery dull at la. to b. adman, and the show soul!. When, red, 76. to 84.; w bite, to H. Oat. 27. to 30s, - - . . BTocsms-os•Tss*, Jess 23.—Tbe arrivals e.>•atwiee for the pr, week are moderate. To this day's market we Lad a limited supply of grain. Wheat *old readily at an duns of Ss. to 61. pet qr. os las week's currency. Barley in vast request. Oats la. to L. per qr. dearer. Beane ■. per qr. higher. The price of float la advanced to KW per sack net. Asoow, Joss 25.—( By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) —Weather very wet. At market there was agood demand for leutre armies. What t k les Intuit qualitles. befog marsh sell readily at fully Is. par 24t lbs. over the rate of this lay wmk. Yl , tar Supple liberal, including about 17.000 barrels from the United States 004 Canada, vetch runes in price as in quality from 74.. to 40.. Bach are Is. to 18.1 d., and barrels 6d. to la up on the week. Barley firm :I held. Beano 6d. to le. dearer. Pea nu change. Oats, for feeding per toms. fetch 6d. more. Oatmeal in good deemed, at lr. 6d. per load advance. Indian corn, 90a. to Ws. 9d. per 9110 am. CATTLE.—Porraom., Jusa 23.—Our trade wee slow to.day. barn had to glee very tail' rates :—Beef made from be. MI. to 3e. 4d. Mutton, 4e. 4d. to 3.. bd. Lamb, U. to Ga. Veal, 4s. M. to be. 6d. Pork, 3s. ltd. to Se" per stone ol 5.b5., sinking the odeL BI72TEL—Corr, Jcirs 25.—(8y Esirdisk and Irish Magnets Telegraph.)—lms, 108 a.; 2n :s, 108 a. ; 3rda, 1C..; 4ths, Va.; jtha, 82.. 2,0..0 at market. Brisk demand. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWAY& lino Par Man Toni. V% orla sewn. awns' IA4I, in Week ending June 14. A A Aberdeen and Scottish MAiland J unction. ... .. ll6 1 557 2.107 2ma Lninhorgh and Gleason - 3.43 6=l 13n Week ending June 15. North Devon 35 474 73 North titnffordahire 233 7,404 4.131 Grant Northam 3103 9.602 10.626 20,330 19.nr Oaletionlan . 1911 4,935 6.664 11,739 11.a,7 Week ending June 21. mithia lilent oork bre at aii ß.d d ii.il ld d eugo omn ......... 44 1 40 76 1,101901 1013 L147 254 1,3 2 u; Week ea: beii. rutJunc i : .. ... i.. 4 1733 3.2.34;; 6.09644 : :207 7, 1124 4rui Bedfast and County Down Malachi:agar, Bh. (field, and Lin. goinshire Hertford 40 356 i 47 933 7' , London and 13 utb Western... • 14,194 4,143 15,334 .." London and NoirthWeetern SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Anselica—Accounts from Gallipoli of June 11, state that Angels (Austrian ship), Jackaich, from Galata to England, with mail•. on on shore on t►e c set of Pereatosal (Rouraella) awl was taakill water.—Antwerp. Jane 24. Comet (brig), was on chore at Lagos. coast of Africa, May 12, a trti wrare.—Plymouth, Joe 2s. Emily, of Carnatvon, for Prance, laden with cannel coal, got armor on West Hoyle )eoterdiy, but came off on the flood, and put ins the Dim—Liverpool, JUDO 25. Martha (schooner,, of Vermouth, from Runcorn to Holland, in tm. ing down the river this morning, got athwart the bows of the Geo. Kendall, for Calcutta, at anchor, and wan &masted. The George Kendall loot her flying jibboont.—llversool, June 25. Unlearn (American ship), Pollard, from Liverpool to Breton, wee 'Mod ned to a oinking obits on June 7, In lat. 39 N., lon. Sc W. crew landed at flatmoteth, by the J. E. Waoh. LITIMPOOL SIMS Ai TOMMY Posm.—Tent rifle (ea), Milan Oa, Ottawa (as), Bahian. (no), Arcadia (eel, Imperatrice (m), Charity ;aa, Spartan (ta), Mena (m). and Brandt Queen (neat Malta; Reverover. at alicant ; Centro, end Jobe and Chute, at Memel ; Laconia, ate Dambartaa Youth tea), at Smyrna ; !Rana Hedlund, at Cronatadt. Beam rea laveareax..—Victor. from Smyrna. timely; Meander (m), June (3, sad Boetla (ash 17 th, from Malta; Edouard, et! Augtate, June la, from Ghent ; Gouverneur Baron de Vritre, Nyveteed, June 19, from Ostend. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Joseph Steel (Alp). from Calcutta for Liverpool, Iday 29, Ir. 15.1 N.. len. 33.23 W. ; out 93 day, JapeeTurenn, from liambey for the Clyde, June 19, lat. 39 N., 1.. uw: lEL - bri;l4oor,frora Ceylon for Lirerpool, May 11. lat. 11 ff , lop. 7 W. Lucy Sharp. Jaw 17, lat. 47. i If., lon. 16. H W, from Penang Mlndora4 r English barque), for Melbourne, May 17, la. G N., lon. 21 . Mayflower. from Calcutta for London, lone In, lat. 48 N., lon 14 w. Napoleon 111., !rum London for oydory, April 24, lat. 80 6.0=15 W. Positron. from Anse= for Larerpoto, June 0, lat. 36.18 li., ton. 413 W. ; out 117 days. • Rosier, Ifollk Bombay for London, April 11, lat. 25 9., lon. 61 L. 6tamtnul. from London for Madras, May 17, lat. 7.36 N., In. 24.10 W. LOBB OP AN AMF.RICAN SHIP.—LIVERPOOL, WLD. NRSDAT.—A telegraph despatch was this mornier rece,e from Falmouth, announcing the arrival at that port of the Jane E. Walsh, from Haveunah, having on board the crew of the American ship Unicorn, for Li•erpoal from Boston which was abandoned m a sinking state on the 7th of Jane, lat. 39 N., lon. 60 W. THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, WEDSE DAY.—The United Btr.es Mail reanaship B.ltic, Cip3l3 James Comstock, sailed from the Mersey this afternoca for New York, with the usual mails for the Uoittd S:strs and British North American Provinces, a toll complement of 'massager', and a large cargo of merchandise on freight. Prior to her dep enure copies of the daily London pa, in were placed on bleed by Mews. Willmer and Staito, fir the pram and newsrooms of the NV, stern Contineet. About twenty. five years ago, a ship from Malco with a large amount of specie in doubloons ((indered in the Ruse of Portland, almost close to the shore. The inhati.. tants of the Isle of Portland tint occasionally even at the present time some of the doubloons washed ashore after very seamy weather. EXPORTs.—The following return of the value of the total rap rte if the United Kind m end the United Stoke in the year 1855; also of the •aiue of the woe's from The United Kintdom to the United States and tram the Unite.' States to the United Kingdom, in the year 1855, weakened yesterday.—Total exports from the United Kind. dom (.exclusive of specie and bullion) year 1855,116,701,045 4 ; total exports from the Ualred States ( teowing 11.718.1961. of specie and bullion), yeerte 30tii J une, 1555, 57,321343/. ; total exports from the United Kingeota to the Usited State. (oßelueive of erenie and bolion) year 1835, 18.061,7631. (1.5 per cent. of t)tal export,) Total 'sports tow the United &eve .o the United liicsrlott (iacludie4 9.970 4191. of specie and bullion) year to 30th June, 185', 29,081,8471. (50 per cent. of total esports ) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DAV22.—Jane 21. at Olt ireotford, the wife of E. Davie, !eq., of • daughter. DISBROW& —Noe 11, at the Reetory, enolatiolsse, near Inc—. u gc ,geehore. the win of the Gee. H. 0. 10-brose, of a dna ttcr. OREEN.—June 23, at Men ego-street, Portmannftharn the rt.'t Green, I>q , of • pos. ELAMILTON.—June 21, at IleaMtrte, near Exeter, the wife of A. G. A. Hamilton, ).q.. of a KS. HOLLINSHIID.—Jane 11, at Boon-oh.theathine, the wife of Y. IL Hollusaho ad, Ewa., of a daughter. KlND.—June 21, at Mak Booth Hampstead, the *de of P. king, Zap., of a daughter. lIIIITCH.—Jmne it, at Olotweeter-place. loutheek Hants, the wig of J. M. Minter, tag.. or &SM. int Hr.—Jane 22 at Melt-put g•te B.tuth, lienaloghn.gme, the wits of Z. W. Kline, Eeq, of • daughter. MARRIAGES. raLIN—VALLANCL—Juue Is, at Pa. Mary lame Char& the Mee. IL &robot'. W. A. Cbspliti. ma of W. J. ihap oh 2wio 31. P. of Hydra part.gardena. and Y.whurst, Pants, to f'frlttf. &wetter of the Ole T. T. Vollmer, Puy. of Pittinglyturno. Kra:. cottiga—puryff,—juro. 21, m We pariah oturch. IWWll"gt b,y the Rev. li. N. Warier, M A, V. OWlter. ao 1., of Pet Sm.' street, Landon, on of IL Colima., Pep o: WalthamMaw trwit w Mary Lase, widow of We la if C. dearth, Evq of Douu :warts!. Olotweeter Lira. COLLINS —CAPEtt.—Juse 21, at Pt. Lute?,Norworat E'' J. J. Rew, J. J. Collin., Feq., Taplow, Porta, to A,ll. of J. Cepa, Do., of Lower Norwood, surrey, late of 21 11.*. Pot DEATHS. ACLAWD.--lowe IS, at liatie.part.trardem. Lvd:o Elizatrtt.lnhl Mr T. IL defend, Bart., M.P., of hilletunt. Devon, aged F 4. BROOKL.—AIei 1, at Crowley Call, filtddl. tos, T. Prootr, 214, _red Sat BITZIA2.O.—Juns U. John nomad, !a.. late of WOW. 49.". and f..rna elr, riming moor lean. en 11.11mattd and 041.4 4 .• amebae inhabitant of the p alai of et. Astir. w, fk INwn. WO ° . *fed N. INVINO.—Jens 21, at Riebmord, Aimee, wife of J. Tempi, ot Tatompla nelgreve-aquare. 110011L—Job ce, e 11. at Iduoter'a.lane. Pan ineham, the Tem le. J. Moon, D.D., Canon of et. CHM'. Cathedral. nirmtabeo• NO 41 RHODES.-Junt 23, at Tottenham Wo *l. T. Medea, I. reed '4. Proolact °l" el*L'lofillfilujtaasta."riarP".ll7lll—TratiDa"....ii. r -