The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-21 00:00:00

TURKEY. OXFORD ELECTION. (RON OCZ owe CONSTAITINOPLII, JITIM S. The Danube navigation Nebo bed bees waiting for the return of the Prunes skier , segimest, Herr Kohlling, from Paris. He wee eseempoded by several ewineers from Berlin, and the work. were commenced immediately. The first thing he did waa to make a rseennaissenes of the Danube, in order to frame his plans accordingly. The European mat mission of the Danube, with all their officials from %Media, then embarked on beard a French war claimer for a voyage to Bulina and back, in the donne of which they visited end examined all the points indicated by Herr Nobiling whore *tetra= and impedimenta to the Danube The plans of Herr :Cebu . wee st ai r= tins inspected by the • sad the remit ei their delibemtioes was tact the following operation' were ordered to be wriertaltaa 1. From Galan downwards, near the island of Caitate, embankments, with so-called spurs, are to be coostructed, in order to promote the removal of the Namesake which exist in the Kilia branch of the river. 2.A canal is to be cut across the Kilia branch of the river, to avoid the great circuit which must now be made to keep aloof from the rocks at Tuldocha. 3. In order to the removal of the sandbank d Arganya, and to avoid some windings of the river, several other embankments are to be built. 4. The banks of the Danube in the neighbourhood of Salina are to be strengthened, and a harbour is to be formed at that place. Them works are to be completed in two yeecs, but two conditiuns me requisite—that the fans te de fray their cod be at hand, and that the wakes el the Danube be not too high. The general opinion is that a want of money will intervene, for the Pate lad only given Omer Pasha 20,000 ducats for these worts when he was lest here, which sum is of ammo quite insignificant for these gigantic works. Wee wee should be taken in time to provide for Waal verity. We have news from Clematis of a conflict whisk his taken place upon the Kuban, the details of while am now anxiously looked for, since it is known to have been obstinately contested. Beer Pasha has ameeeded with immense trouble in bringing loves gto the battle. Kuban, which did him good genies is The Press* d'Orisat publishes a letter from Tillie, which purports to give an soeseat of the Reiss military forces in the Cannes, bat I believe that the numbers given are very_ meek exaggerated, sad may be reduced to earhalL The army of the Can ewes assists d the 19tk, 20th, and 21st division with NI battalions of reserve, mg ft other battallem to be. the depots. At Twang there is a division of 16 battalions of field troops, sad 6 reserve batta lions. Besides thew 16 battalions of active troop sad 4of reserve are stationed on the Bleak Sea. Pru os Beriatneky, es aminander-in-chief of the troops ins the Catwsms, has at bis dismal twelve battalions 4 irregular militia, a regiment of dragoons, eoesistiag of ten active squadrons and two reserve oedema, besides twelve regiments of mounted styled " Commack, of the Black Sea." These amount altogether to 9,000 men ; and there are nine bat taboos of Cossack infantry, numbering altogether shoat 6,200 man. Ia addition to these, there an 20 regiments of Commits of the Caucasus, consisting entirely of cavalry, to the amount of 16,000 men, sad she the Cammack, or the Bea of Azov, compelled of tea annise, or 1,2.10 men. Them troops have 411 pines of artillery, served by 880 men, besides N add-pieces, with 1,360 artillerymen, and 64 mountain Rune. which hare 604 gunners to serve them. To the above ferns must be added three bat talions of engineers and the foot Chaseeurs. With the troops the Heiden' keep the mountaineers of the Caucasus under • strict blockade, on the right band occupying the fine of the Kuban, the Wee, mad the Black Sea, whilst on the left hand the rivers Terek sod Knr. the masts of the Caspian Bea, sad the road* to Georgia, are closely watched. The murderer of Cbefki Pasha has been pat to death with the bowstring. Four other capital sm• teem lave bees panel 17 the judicial authorities Yesie d whit am the andenned were elmse, an he the sem two as they were (boats, who were eammosi is a shier et KadikoLl The festival of the Cbsonehlea bee is MN ;going ea. Yesterday, the beelgs omllemodem slimed with the Sakes et the pin it Dims Dalai& The harden nuideete h till' d 4., the 4th of July, IseW Wltlffllla I I lbat itipludence Tie a banged at 1128114144 disk appropriate spate= wee ddiresei The nomination of molidaton for the representa tion of this borinelt Walt plass yastirday at 12 o'clock, in the Tows-hall yard, whew womb of 2,000 perms had —bbd. The Mayor Valli lbw* Bag.) spend lits procashoss, orsassibs good Wow d madsrathos. Aldsoman Wit. Inas aisirad tWa Litt Ilinsarebis Edward Cardwell, bat ma Nel by web mass, Woos, con fusion sad air of ultra*" that very little of his Ranch was saditia. MrTit N. Cams, bier, ON stir illi-areet, Ina DAM speed eletoried IMISCSIMMISM Mr. EDMUND DOSS, Pm mid, WOO INS Sielived with loud sloe., asedeled Mr. Willi Miepro Thacker, ea • II ei yam pia to reparin Ibm in * OMR or beewe mks. brow arrobi o teid l ibblibb Mr. TIASIMPAT awe OMISOMMig. al= the Wire, id that wira be abe 10 be saw as the roe side placer& bee wee media tie IS Trig the lr Hi Edw. Chisel weird dearly fa L be deo eaw L oam *mai bet there ree r ma" bit that be .well be drawl is pellieb As bell ailei-red be Yt r in lib elle, be asweaddra—areig lab sides id be led in whet pad brow (Oberea Thq hi bid bin ppm wed seeroir, wi be wird he swell rim web • era as bol ben nab Id W; wed dry bed dee brad the spier stele lliebt Mi. Mid CAMMIL Tbq led era hie pair e; bdwbm we the baby t areiller id lead elier.)lllby WM Waste= poi beM Ora t He veided lona arias ie re Mr. Oriedl, bibs wain to bib bib ilk lie, be whist . le= hi • trew pretkor, rib pimp woe not alle=: INMOmissii• mow. (Ireiter end dram) reereee bed ben yetd beet le Mar t Tirebery) boldltiy rieb, si be ; bin Mr. Coa's Mir war b utile, lidera, &fig. hi bid that not .tideb l• waserit Era taw dire, di bee pobeid peel riereity, 1/7Creset die its bed ad hi tire aid is at be tire et Aim = i ts pi ea ble leer mod ride lb Weir asmia dui raieder (ibis bay we lobe lei mini drib art beastili deg se he hi are add sat lo abut eft die ardor ot ell WM/ habbild te dr *Oily • t i the 4: tie woe lbe err rite dewily et Mai 41deb wee sat prisidy bat lib wieried ardor ot boo illilbaluded war. Thar um ird arm q psi ere lid arertei air beedloberi lied bere • merembie et di NW ISM ll* hen 4 orb • awe they petenwl le prdarrt la di pies et bb ereedi MM Mr. Nob Lid sal lib • npreeinthe was MISIO ad Tilibree llime = be (Mr. Near) di or y weere fis z o4 as lete w zrbielo m i th i t e rt dim) en bid dZy el eam =rrettt berry be bed saw (airers)— art • •pima wadi etribred Raw Malawi at Mat HMIs gast, Oak d, Wei r made agesidetive, be very beet they bid tail, ki wee rid bad e wed they ware Lb ilia • is to segrosat , Lowe. He (Mr. TWmay) and thaesild to sere fire ; he My awes tamed at a recent wtwelt wee bowery tar roweese Mr. Neatiterieee id pirsigir= li det en qi. hide belied is err be did irt bide di, i g l i t tri sism br e a ba ter is eerzra Z hi s. elialianz. am mo =orbs; (A ate: *bird bin wan Ind =le It lb =sliempi lewd, bile ear seesibase ; babied te • pety elms atiost the bat per balm bid le Ilbe beam el Pewee be tdegd to • pry Alb, it l bed her b rlt led sr bra rend by dee bar frewa i rseMl a ggned Mpg lie Iwo itaa Se the Die et N b• Mai lees riergembei be Toile prey ezbillsi be art tla OM MOM IMRSMIM ebbs lee darts, =Tr r Apia end spire es ell Iheetip giediem wei• saw et wer—ippil in • met air we ds Isi Diil whet Abase Pablo bad see bred id wee bier rib ? Maw, bear.) aid die era wiroWise - Tuft pi, ' and lid obi Pdis opine, our or be aro tie aeobt to be pot hewer& by Ark? . bir. „ . " Litr e i.j. _,..t h..nr .....l =ear* qtritlei obi 17 " 0 pall, bay ri b and omit hope that if bey died bin le pie dash Oki kbaoll be able to obviate tit Si am is lied Gs de oder aide reerieed—"ti silli e mid ose upst" He web not sprit wry well, be km Ha oil sat t o rat gib items* by be paei, td be maid by wirt be hit on say piles. Me um ails le lei brim Mir* IS MOM Mle open Masi ten mot to tom set regoloi to be *We maa bat lo to beim cad be Pier as Hear d t7erri id in del wit he is gig le ay awl dellerdil 0, ei Ore be bed ad dr bird bit be rib be ibis IVMedrdiaim eer it dor Weil ebbs the SWISS Ga) Witt. belnteweduew to is obi it he wee sir the bower at la~rd, tortirt MMM rtd Y was le be beet of his bilge be to be bib t b ed agreed ea dlr. He was lathies be elm Or% wee tir ft mew. (Load thew) Timid wire be p b en their &Wm T hy ad set me dr list trernerr, they bid beet Urea wilt. en r=e day. whim they bad pi Aare lies th e di e b m eel seprentatire, boy wail ra w No him to yeatierit be wee it bib to be pied qiebbee, bet be wail see re they AMOK Ilum way pair dry bed me& Us arid bibs dr bier they lei been lAEA& ibig orb et be reit el treespegi ler ers's perderslows t min deb-meet. be Imoar wig be lib wit le. aawoltter.) If it Obi Om to is bre b. wail ie Ile beet to sapped mit hatilesk,iiiii hie arimildied Mr. Neste wroablliwo erappeted AI hie Pei Me weld do kis best to awe lba bid err ✓itriyidab bed k udl, Woe* Me lee dimeen d ire be cambedi be wild pridilealeadm 'goowill to N., to prefer •is et drab r Mier - be dr lib parity aid eacelleat rester is Alb be lei by bed raretieg. (Mr. flabby was baby epiried ups be otorlares of hbagsi) Mr. Janus PI KS, Mirrierrhiurt, sagas et tbe petitioners asaiseß Mr. Nei, bete aria to beer the electors, bat sad with raft opera= that Lie bloods *carolled Mr. Mockers, to ea *a • *dog_ Mr. TKASSIMAT MY dire wee • podia* dere who had •kr weeds to bind the rip whom they bed dellpild so the . There ilea as il l e rar Mr. POO, and Mar. Mtle Mr. OSSlelied upon by 41'16=1 wend pared with be 'on of eporis, bat tbe 61,Z Pike would adleter A elbow of amie wee takaa—bel Ihr Mr. Cardwell, wed II ash ter lirAlloinerf e tle min rsionimileg is favour d biter pnlipmen about Omer daises& Aida ems On derrisii ea hdiat s Ns. Cardwell, sad dr lbw emoned this ft would open at o'clock on the usallog. THE TWO SICILIES. (rams ova 011111 001131PONDI NAPLES, ItZT 13. " The Calabria, are tranquil, bat many arrests have been made." Such is a portion of the intelligence 'kids I have to commanseate to-day, and how very oaggestive it is! That delusive tranquillity will of Goatee be armed by government as indicative of contentment ; but if the Calabriss and the whole of the country have not risen, it has been because they have no sympathy with republican plinciples, have ao faith in attempts without combination, and, in short, have been too grievously martyrised to rise even at the call of justice and humanity against welkdisciplined hordes bound together by a sense of danger and common interest. I believe that nothing can exceed the edge of terror which exists through oat the produces—a reign established byernel perse. rations almost unheard of in the annals of any country. It is fearful to anticipate the miseries which will be wain' indicted on those provinces on which suspicion has rested. A vast number of arrests have been node and pnvinere brought into Naples. Great croolties hare been exercised on them, it is said, and maw other things I have heard of the hair of their boards being plucked out. It is terrible to think bow severe will yet be the penalty they have to pay kr their imprudence and folly. T o Captain humane, whom I reported before as bedsit been mortally wounded, is it appears dead, Nod far better so than that he should have been taken. The whole procedure as against the prisoners has bees left in the hands of the Grand Criminal Court of Salerno, the facts of the insurrection having taken Ohm in the province of Salerno. With re to the Cagliari, the investigation of that aftr, as oho of the documents connected with it, has lie submitted to the Director of Grace and Justice, and the general impression is that the inquiry will be very postracted. Until it be concluded the fate of the Cagliari and the prisoners will be undecided. The proceedings will no doubt be carefully watched by the Sardinian government, as the vessel belonged to the port of Genoa. Amongst the prisoners are two English engineers, who, I hear, will be trans ferred from Naples to Salerno to be put on their trial. By what right these and Piedmont's° sub jects are detained in prison, after the clearest evi dence that they were guiltless of all partici pntion in the affair, I am at a loss to know. The Sardinian minister, Count Gro wn°, and the British acting consul,' Mr. Barber, bans both, I understand, asked permission to ass the subjects of their respective governments, and have boos refused. The following address was published yesterday erten TO TRI ELECTOR:I 0; THE PITT Or uivoee, "Brother Electorc—As no hearing wee accorded to me this morning, I an directed by Mr. Cardwell's committee to publish the fallowing letter received by me. —Yours very faithfully, 'JAMES rum. "Committee-room, Star Hotel, Monday, July2o, 1857." "74, Estanesqu tee, July 18, 1857. " My deer 8i ,—I sun obliged to you for your moat encouraging report of the canvsu, end fur the information that the committee unanimously ranked not to invite me to take any part is the contest. Proud as I was of repro saeip Oxford, I should not has lost a moment in offering s se s candidate span if I bed not thought that re st this juncture the true interest of that moderate liberal party, with which I am identified in public life, might be better served by le aving my friends free from any claims at mine, sad perfly at liberty to mako a new and bode pedsat choke. If your efforts shell now be crowned with soceess, then can be no doubt that the free choice of Oxford will have hike upon me; and I oonsider that the favour so houotirsbly eneferred will beet be elm:iced by giving to the government a free end Independent support, end by endea vouring to stasis skirled the empire and the honour of Eng land sad to promote at home the morel and materiel welfare of the people.—l am always, my dear air, your. very sincerely, " James Pike, Esq." " EDWARD CAILDWELL. --- --- --- __. The King will shortly visit Ischia, for the health et the Qoeen, who, according to general opinion, is i 2 a very dangerous state. Three orders of the day have been published, re spectively thanking the army, the navy, the gen darmes, and the whim guards, fur their defence of the conatry and the sovereign. Neapolitan love of novelty has had another sab jeet of curiosity this week in the details et • marder committed by a priest. This vie tits of adasan had an inamorata, who had tone him two children; it was found con vening to get rid of her, and she was married to mar man ; but the attentions of the priest were eatetraell after marriage, and the husband was Parma Illiel. denim, by the wom an , the priest kin it bed. A carriers hod been ordered, ridit a trleet. with hi. vicithals a box, wu about smanla y to st a rt at I o'clock in the for Nola, where items idembd to erred the . nil mpedi trim hemmer, attracted d at mem ma tremmarbe were mart at that he., ad the indy was dheavered. The mew laws treat a priest, though a mirdarer, ddiedsly, by reason of his beteg fell of the holy *ilk eel be will be tried with closed doors. She per Carts., 1001. Exchange on London, 647. RIPSIUNTATION OP GALWAT.—There is much elsoliensetleg szciennent in this borough. Mr. O. H. Mese% le whew femur Ile French has retired, has issued Me Jita lik ems: " A committee of the House of Com- NeNeelsnoweamied • verdict mind me, or rather 'retest the tiny egdgemle et Mayo and of Ireland ;" and that It INIIIIIFIN Idl ItPlimi "that the choice of the coustitueuciee shill sot be settitzergy set aside bv the climbs, the email aim, er the folly of a committee of Englishmen, mielled ./2 thgaposs of tendering to Easing% prejediess r insd imp aria by saying—" I ham bele prearibei 1h . 111tH sindl f.ithful services. On all dim peeels I le the =taiOalway, in the name of ilis pus* el "As pitying seterted M. Geese le amilessal; Is isas ler prt i t a r _Weep. "le Thar Itelipso. sip s osereas.“ ell dame pi see palms si tb• Markede bend so me Widesesil W ibeheilleils; end this interne, 'thigh Mead Or esil el ileissi silks. vrill also get a large seetinnof the O'llehety Cl=Tie psyslst party are wasting much energy by he Ideating a mud Matt." „ Itiblimetigelletitt.]—HOLLOWAT'S PILL AN INAP swimIiNOMOT 110.= tlZ e lesa p. , ..az e rla : 1 -111.• .54ftef ps, itst. w ragre7( "" is= l eiele fi g d r i- Z 6 Z IPA mews mow mine it • seer. s = IC sees her ems et lesith she t s .. le r e... ay . :2m eir=sre......en3M l tt ... r ..., rr .. istlimtm in T i. i ir ... cc .... Ni. 4114. la il.Vir.:ns. rii! atimait a. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1857. NOATH LONDON COLLIOZATB &DROOL. Yesterday the eighth annual distribution of price to the nib of the then wend took place, by perrakska el the - Wiper ef the perish, in the Vretry- bal4 Hits -Ist lease Ili UAW peels& end we eepented •by , hap heti ef the elm bin ef the district, inia4 the Bee. T. We, vier .1 Tesensi G. Attie • aleednerdee; Jet* TaniLiaq., isjor ba C e ett, IA GeseM., din to. Wiwi Ile bd with prayer, at the newt his The - Pee. Oren Dana Mimed the resew , rod en. 'need kb eithillethth the amlies who hed amenkled is sewn thile thr. pile. es this, the frit send= ef Ide at thee meg interestleg 411111•11117. The d the Nee Leis Oellsebto Sited WIN der to libeepl pionep. Ts the hisser d it it he mid, he, is tit senile dip el the net sell aided it by is peens eo seer he let else ia ether wayn (Clem) La w ei l Letiseel ibeeded ender seit e =ses, end =lle bed es by lb' semi er I VI ithessel; heos they id I .B l;=resple theinly iseendee. In IND thee wee N pipes; ISIG. led: fa tin UN; fa VIO Mk. kW; hi WA the ; is ISM WI; sad at the punt tine there we kW who Nein& the hest of either a deeded se annenesisi einem Meer hoer.) It wee teenethis M mpg the in swam par p t i :e s eld each One ithebeen abater, Ills. It en le hid He arm ihreer pima in the dein ens bed oh , bleed fseriest the Asebey, end rather fowl lath ensiled le ementheat (Hier.) The PersonaN the New W. CI. Tfillirns, eat aliened t, reedier, the eassee whit the piss bed The d Leesee, yeeneesb dielledieg the t• iCte the sessemill senertheek wee deans of hi eamintlee d the leek Lisa Odligisto Oiriwee est the ikel ebb le led pid lathe prink 1 R Tree: lit id obit yes yirig, the pang the wee seine so. It append beet the Melaiee lies tee di the peps 11t Tema vele embed be the geed meek ef the elemeneet 1 Merle. (Hem) Akins. thi es is sees weigne, then night be ens ditheren egilea, it wee Abet tit he mile seek e lints Emir INPilla's pin (im, hear.) Thee wee else a erneels pis, ahem% emiterl auto, end the noses pie. The alb the lin* Orli Speed twin in the lit a a gaggerof eßarba. (Hoar, hew.) All Lkie gagger sesseed le are tint then we a good large Christie vs* gig et to to peak. It was indeed nth hew to bee On see sire gen atention at eine te Lelia woes eel , bet is the Tree& end Owns kagesese, sod * I*`"triart eppendes to s liked einem. f. the this. well he et= soen=edesetka mime it was based epee a benialise. It we theredes wisely se- Leta Yob teebeise to divide the estebbheent be arementel eel eluded dopetteente. the Mee bee re abed preseir elialin It vas nee amid& lit the win 1 ebeestba sieehl to eilvensed, bat to the ens tine I abseil he se easel that bed week shoeld he a wig caf e hewn the usenii 1 nethsurtioil awl dee tied sham He d hinsif Ina br may yen a esitsol their, end be bolted .p the dip he bed spat l a tiz Mad se one, sot cely el the 11 but eon hie Wit. (Chem) Theyesollor ftee of se stheibit mg nit es the Mee lonia Onlegiste Salmi the the the Aar we merit en nein Wag ere , birnme hone wish es Fe el innereed the , bin mem bleb kelneree aid& we be y onneled, br Map Neel the lee New teepletithe of seibiese d ooseanses in legs Kesel, away Ikea leer, he wield he Ingeolel. (Heer, lea.) The LAW Ost keine ashen wall and truisms, sed est yea well worthy of seetyared le this, end he bend to lad it es well vitirwM she Mini glib* Heat Londoe , were that day. His bedslup thin proceeded to distribute the prises and eertilketes of to the boys. The Itheisted with the usual vote of thanks [ to the CONTINUED RIOTS AT BELFAST, AND CON FLICTS WITH THE Ammar The disturbances and faction fights which have bs away Miami of 'Davie( wf t aned on &Mot or award 1 1 1 # 1 14 AN' the Wind 11 IstinS ohs tub et Jody, or •••••• Pdijoa banal &Ws a mime onion oda ooldiaa osaaOsbakay. tardos wear no law odoolmnal la the old •= l.al botwooa dos I__ and dr alliboama. T NON Nan I=nn err '_ We hare dews/ Ad ea way escalesive evening the surer penned Ike Min la bra brartabiy the some. • umber et keen the airier Wag al "TY Posed," zest is ma at . 1745 7 if pasible bib/ ..b k ie • ditcher having ameba tier ear with bit is doge beick-bas . eiri" NW ease with ern gthiesk but mese deadly weepers sad gees. Asedowirty ie dos esipedieS whammies blithe =1. 1 4.4 Naar ses tithe up • drifted pities the An Ifferder hedgers is row lOW =llll7 ' ‘ - ta pother woes ewer. liddobsts elms bib with tothoubdriely thru the der bee erre =re rib ea dam re; sad it berm esi;Ltr i a lier aten lia a lier Indy of eoweelesi say o wl areas le ireily er a li m ‘oreit at . bable War the her* end wpm* ineem /Mb pertbe swesiedle tie debt sr this, will, if they as they Was& a thrombi epperrity penthle belt Thy mew the bed fhb ire it b ape the placer, rum dier g ab ad lea, eel it le at: et air et thet IMO ease et the .aglar= M attack by dr tether ebb which se &eV Alb slating what • ,snow rase Mr. Tracy, the mi. thee Illghileilk lei ea Tbaralay *IS when • bullet prod ekes to lb her the MIPS lelew re : The nue eirepet weseres wan bed . te CIC•Z the =.71 doe the dim Set they would no louder be to perm Ode as bobs We with in pubtp. The pre mei thele blob sad the buttowile el third mbiths sal la tho biers the soldiers sad their hapset% era la air erre wee eaueret As am et beee ethered, sr cae ll t si r ibl eelae T o SW lowa b Ilse resolved bar Mehl la bath" et lir e len a vae merely cut with bar ea Thar . .0a " sib the Northern Whig "law re grata ailerat during the envious The lib were the Pere Loaning were liter: va dyak with boils sod the Posed Losing Itself contained as= of gem= 'oft MA ere ea the that opportunity for rig a db. Aber ielfirt der *ark the rell of worbary iree bereet—aot rob 11111trielge, bet heavy chili! bah ar dr It is brie that, with al Ala es et essimilks we bib set to resod here et lith, rep men err le the peers et the mere thee le rise way which the thew ire Ile ear le thd r wrath At the ear et therroareel the eare: 1. 2= la ire, aid earei the bed pre with Is Callegasereil the ere peredlege wiet ig rt sae Ira ad st Lem the billerr, are apla rill wt. Pr ampler et bray el a trap et carry, war the barer et Ibbre Halli, rivet gore, rear ales ,'dock et the Dathrbebeet CO 5 l barber The neer rater thou bar are -Ib. , R.Y. ; WM= Orr J.P._; sal Bert Timeepea, J .P. Tr lem were riled isle prier tor the pram et Greets While as at this. re bore theragit ann allel, Les-rod, the leer et be* pare wear to meth tip with sones ad sosing it ihe emir, sod Ind ewes b eardli reesly-ro w.peated blows Amami, piety*, the watery awed lows Zen Nese et lb eras/ essikt = I. S • surd did seleseat le the Ulster Raiwsy T whin dew were perm/ by the Matey, orbs hid both emu wet his ltirsidad weer. We have Mwilluer hiss. or thst brag bed the blerthrease el the ore etakelaq revel tre people trees the briar et the la thier rimy." The Italia "reran' • Journal of yesterday he. the tilli M" Snip Night,—Tbe Wet has not passed off Without lieuddel. A girl as id ever the kit eye, and we el ear resit to the befit& SW le ails this morn bpi= WM bps the ithethethel et her reouvery. A bey aWI thew* the edit it lb log. A efol on the Collbstreerell see Near era tar ea • hail is the LI sir re re Se r y a onsemil re aft thed by . Ail theme a marl ma sad dimera pilo MS !bra 0111111111.. le eie lit OM Nee e ll e irell= l.l. eas tob ve t i lltr . Th A iC a rt re reed mad; autos the sob AM use i the alperbery secielethe (Mr. Tom) oaks/ ell i rert- Webelny to bed TY cautery had all their pier bred. Mr as the dr, "aria nay," but the sesabeer barb* eiliarr the Mir sr his deb, in erbrae tha gab Os etheensee et the sherry sad ocentebelety, bed bud rth sib The mete illeggral, or are _ drew legolca Arm beer TaralLeer le ' bre M hasIMS for Mem 1.11118 ri nh Ael at the proriee. This weeslei ft re parr lie see the slaws ell real er arm re :=ll ger the Webb k the bre a I _atm irk They all be beesubt goo at the pthieree le. =new. li i let pa lasi the beak Loot or Two LIVES At A Ftre.—We regret to dais that yoked, two et t don by do tots hro is Clokeer ed delkadtrkk_eigked ha lf. Berbelenee's HeeltieL It dors dr de geomire is Ord the de seloored reels de alke d M. A, Imo, a ilisakwat sad liimiNeld. red et dr tier of de sedeed e gad err y won owe la tbe deer pert et tba bre" Or wpm big darnel oetooled Odd las imapthe prang Ceram Payee, vbe bed ow Mme., get • per d orbeerl le ka dor eel stilts bra" bet the ▪ edam Ipso that wee se doe Mot tbo UM. Work herb or mile be demi dr robe, rhea • wee irool Moody _Tailed, wilk de art peeirearby seedwo see ad Mid dr Boyd de Ira one wady, er& Mad de lle === te at de peer gld ok Is trykg, be illgW ea ore Ale die yid bed Ad te de 'coml. a &bar dew ▪ M. roe AIM Mee la de lasseNal. rime awake ad Er mead Ed odd dodo toe darler dem. bet Iley ogled mired oetske lea de Mei et de Woke resireL The roped will be Yid mos We MIN ably (Tudig). NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDIA, PORTSMOUTH, :VLT 20. This port hr amsesel quite a ethost se math oefaabg the aseterthile== war. Hardlka thy pews whims ea embrdmilen either. To-da SOO ism mid Emit the 7th Royal Pram have whim —.Per Rai* SIM aim nod men • rwth il lreriee Ott greti als re). pr go out c; Wheat twilight sad themerow. lath of the rithmth sad Tothemar efithm anandthione at &IL, aid ether migrivillein le: v dal the ems deetthethew. lli ldelkadmeln of 10 wa s, feesol. Ithaterat Oththealth M. 0. Tea relead, - ththed at Sphheed this maks, them ~Mug. the Ism naval owlets as board, befog ea a mho of thalthathea. She rembe at this port far a dew do i m esillwil the Akers an si nesst fag the Oa meths op to she misted the asthma sad that et the CM which the park= and the Tbamp returned. Oa meth( to an thither the woraermiks ore mead can* an shin end paid ▪ esspets le the Ommadessln-Chist. Vithadmiral Sir °Nap Itativer. The o ra k ethemer, Iffseter-Ownemailg George Atha, le Ike Cherbourg, asking over • menther of the Pe tal who has beta dower to make mange male dr the visit et the Emperor of ths Preach so the Quiet, at Osborne. iCLY 20. The Hone Ganda hes decided ihii — tiotnrnenor deka shell be allowed le slabs& wills the datschmouta km" Ate L garden mid timillsturbanots rtref illi esemity ere what the wawa will be per i▪ lla le rehash for the meet of Utak haeheade. • tie stemillne the wives aUseldiers i 1 hremonled from this onion Is Ikair reepeielv• hemeev a tt . e snowed 6d. per &yanks Oh Arm kos that TIII ouptAcni, JOLT 18. The id Royale sod till Beemext expect to em lark at 'lmam ite Ws sheet the Sikh. Three oiher M wetly k lied hi* flea Light 121, sad r a bsti veWeedweloslowepeertbi,llllkma they are legeleed der Wis. The be it lig if go me =emir awns reeinee =mot kw stet Mr Wiwi is the only Lisikatakeemel ce the get my apirisi, eel el aim il the Owe LlV ir ez awas iwohea to there trin ite 110 seeweity kr the twe Owe* reel Thikkr, with their sidrareemp awl triode. __,_ CORK, JOLT 18. Yesterday, the 99th Regiment, ands the coin weed of Colonel Jackson, esaivel ardent Is berms thde etrusath to 1,000. flo, wesellagly, the land panda the Mute of Cork, with a 211111111181111 WI of ewer" Waft Lk: lank& The dem* el Oh 'whoa, wad Mier- Edsa, emelets el lbs bewiperten sf she er M ILTllady reawasl hem Ambelta. Two ompales of Feet sad ems delft, AL, MM A SIIIII, end 991 h, Mai h St rat the Tided Del Delis Deetellem bee the fll►Regierat and Dykes, la the sews M=R Se elms sulk isms mgestely, sad Os er emeassig the dark W waft whams, lean d e with sik the aim tar Rumwdles the refit. So midi for army ermagemate. ADMIRALTY, IDLY 20. tva n. B. Winos (MU), to as Cbraposke, 61, WPM fritzl e t at Chatham. W. F. Wentworth (1813), to Oreenwich Hon , pita, vim Lionlinsat 0. Thome, decamps& Ti. Duke ei Canaanlir ham issued orders that the windmill., bow hdratg a 4o the Indian &pore et dot to @ball be telly mond end agrigged V e ber description of the LAM Me - - The Akers end awn belonging to the meow asp ialisilion pule= bays undergone a nenler maw et insirselles in the we of that mere, with whirl the whole of the keep ands orders to =bark for India ere win emealated. SPORTING. --- TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. Whsa tits ssaM a i v t the Liverpool wmouats waa coadoded sperhalsa a mats was asaward. The , ihOWING; WONollik Oneplialill. OA lllMlNallali7=. Rased wow in fhowsr at the odds world lbw the Deadwood I= wed Border wises with a mat Ws less sserbst. At le I was rid spirt him, bat he sass trideldy ri mmed Is 100 to 11, tie frady, rid flab 10 100 to 7. The Amadora horn Payer arss ia ritaradleary demand for the Goadrart Cap ; he was Weal for a Imp rake at 16 to 1, sod WI Is 8 was ths Wear prim eldarsble about him to wards the dose of Warr s. MI to HO was takes about Pryor mad Promos amid. Casks Ora NOTTINCIMAXIMIr c = 11)10A.P. 4to opt Mr. Dpooalt 4to Mr, IL I to 9 . I4MALIVAL 10 ta ' "g T. g=ll l 10 to Mr. Porn 100 to Mr. Monti. 100 to Ni. J. /WAWA Awes .. tr ... ~. _ Ph W. 111 to Doke of ° GOOD 006 Crr. 6to 664 Mr. F. Zoltimet ABM It Tto 11 Ito —11 r. Ralmst flmilm dB Tom, MI) 100 i t: 1- ti l . ..;IC i rroorirntit ill Itt 100 to tom Illbliimilles m. h SO to Kr..latlimaB liteAml 18!. LW cii. 2to mot Mr. W. 1 . 3 . 11111 Dow (t) 16 to Mr. Mora . (1) 80 to apt Mc I. It. ma* Itstaidifie mit et ilmisimpillatt ilemlll CIUCKET.BOI.riII OF ENGLAND V. TEE NORTH or ENOLAND.—Thia match at Lord's pound, yesterday, attracted a large and fashionable assembly, among= were . —Earl of tisbridge, Earl of Sefton, Earl of Earl Vane (with four-in-hand) and party Marquis o f Anglesey, Countess of Craven and psrly, Lord koLto. Lord F. Fiicroy, Lord Chelsea , Lord Berkalsy Paget, Won ky, Sir W. Somerville, Sir J. Bay, Hon. J. Firma, lion. F. Craven, lion. W. Grimston, lion. F. Cavendish, Col. Ha b, Capt. Bathurst, Capt. Peyton (L 0.), Capt. Rogge (L. 0.), Capt. Latina (0.), Capt. &epitome= (G.), Re. The ground was in excellent condition; smiths empires, Morn. Chattertme and Royston, called *Play" at about twelve o'clock. when the South sent their representatives to the wickets. Very few runs were scored foe the first two oe dues video • but when Cart appeared he quickly ma were, his batting being, MI usual, of a et tah in his long innings for 90, perhaps, three Celllllo6l were free, widen were not taken ; however, at the four* Tinley mode a owteinty of it. Grayer made some One Idle in lie it, bat as other double figures were made, sod the ismimp skied kw thin. Jackson's bowling was wag pod. The NM! eset in E. Stephenson and Bramp ton; the Mete wee enerftf by Cara for 10, and Ball took his pines bee suinsinind to Stephenson for 7. Tinley awed esimeMsei I; 0. Parr had bet a short stay, after seeldng 4 s be pm a dime to Stephenson from his own lerefilM= whisk end 43 rasa. Greedy played a kr 14, 11.111pwldle (who west on at Wledeses en inlay dna, hie erg to the wicket—eve wickets and TO tons C. Bern is the vacancy, and commemod with • Ism bat he word s o more, ble sneer bring by Wiliam matterhor hi stumps --aft wheels and tem " Tine was then called, and • en bed bum batting art ighadidly, held his idiot far Mk The hilewhor te the die et the geese :-- ftwelft—lat Wee. US; ftertla—Lt (milinished), 114. The gime a termed this etas et Wirt carmen. With a reputation et long standing Nod no ordi nary character se nimbi esen4, awl with sheet al "clubs" in various district% Ursa hes Inn been left lettlacnt a bond fide County Club. A meeting is to be held at Brighton, at the Egremont Hotel, as Tmelsy, the 11th of August, to form such a club. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPl.—There is but one ward—end these needs but one—to describe both the wear, mad the mops, and that is the weed "magnificent" --thr eignalkest they both are. The peat week ham been sedeleweplelly Owe, If we except • iw hours of rain, of WWI swam drop Ms thoroughly were. end drunk up by the thirsty ma vitt epee avidity rid _end From sl ides we Teethe the sweet more of the reps. The limming wee cam as h rEitious weihsr, end the Me that MIN Mt only tended to alma Wirilld6lll and helper urn to the grin ma Weser to the per. Wheat entlig he. sheady commeted in eseserla i r ha a my lbw days will be mere or ha wag or Meet. thee rarer rme leg ear be a hill In whom et Mr et ode r, yews k d Me; weld It le /Wet* Its add time is d itheelemes the rime per eas to be an raft premier eateries le the wed merge. Wheat, bens, per end prams NM SEM male, end although herby - ad ors scarcely glee the arm Lege pro mise, they wiZ sill probably yield a tell trap an the whole though sosseerlet short m the draw. Pre et .any kind and Mr to seperebundant in quantity end superior to reellg t L drat rarely has such general abendor covered at Side and pear es is witnessed this yam—Amu Ad sartior. Mend erenteseed yesterday (Monday) in many poor d We lemsti; sad in this district, end also in the mighissnahned ef Colchester, the seeping machine was brought his Teat.—Ewes II;rald. Oz.saoow FAIL—OLuGOW, SATTIRDAT.—TO day as hew than 44 steusers shirr hoes the Breenialew- Wpft the rest, each sarieleg as or rm. IN per ster eerie et the pletuareendre who ha by Mee ✓imes t. Wei, Cameras, M.; end mbar 21,8011 perms lelt the city by the weer COVEXT-OARDIN-Os day afternoon the weellma issuged reeling dews the watts of Covent gerdee Three meenesw the hiladadllMtane at the corner at the Whin r Hrtsirest and Boretreet. In a hole in the sire Tensed a Mee box, to whisk were eel:end of the are emir at the time the atone wee deposited. The boa, eheit eel eler di lashes square by 1, we seat to the AM it DeNtr. the Milord of the ear is consequence ea n = e fasie es Mt Abet. The Metros on the i l m "L live George, Prince of Wass." Yee led thel the boa will be eras to he Marg. Nato 'minima. EQUITY COURTS.—JuLT 20. (Before the Maitar of the Rolls.) STAUNTON O. CAISSON COMPANY. His Honour gem judgment in this mum, which it will be remembered related to matters of sccount between the com piny end their fanner London agent, Mr. H. Stanton, whose estate was to course of administration by the court. Hie honour, after mitering into some detail am to the se conds, said that the result of the evidence was to show an apparent deficiency of three or four thousand pounds an nually in the sums accounted for by the late Mr. Stadion to his employere, and that the mAinationa soggeeted were wholly inadequate to explain so large • defalcation. With r to the contention that them accounts had in fact been e= t annually by the compsny his honour observed that Mr. &Moan had occupied s t ridden very analogous to that of a director , that he, with e conairrenc• of the Carron manager, had made out the accounts just as he chose, had given jest what information he pleased, and no more • and it we. Impossible after that to say that the shareholders were bound by the annual settlements, which had been made in that manner. His honour made a decree for opening the mediae as between the estate of Mr. Stainton and the Carron Company. In this case, which we reported a few days ago, the Master of the Rolls, after having read the evidence, repeated his opinion that, thigigh there was a cane of strong suapicion, there was not enh to warrant the getting aside of the deed. He would give an bane to try the question if the plaintiff or defendant desired it ; and if that was not wished, salt probably would not be, where the amount was so mall, the bill must be climbed without costa. Both parties declined an last*, and the hill wee accordingly dismissed. %ladenley.) In this case a testator named Harriman Are his property o bird, to his daughter Mary, the wife of Tltamtrute7lite: one t life • at her death in trust for her children, and in default' of children upon trust for such persons es she might by will appoint; and upon trust, as to another third, for his daughter Elisabeth, the wife of B. B. Leslie, upon the aims terms as the jift to Mary. William Leslie and R. B. Leslie were bah al them executors of the will. Iti m pinat, 1846, Mary Lobo died without km, by will lass share of Harri so n's pro peek"tiley her =William Leslie. In 1853 W.Leelk, who asemetor of Rargisenhadeasmitioddekalt, died, aid thaw. mthata R. B. Leahy wbe woo NI Maar ; took estadminhers to has. • patience the Maar Reniereeproperty con fided of leseebeld Moss a lieberbasset, eMee • end R. B. Lodi% korai by the death a W brother Mime eels ensontew, deposited dee his. of tam bias with • Man. Dena and Co., to some a abate isht Obis ewe. At the the it the deposit, Ida. E. B. Weds wits Elisabeth wee still Hang. From the Megan Mamma of farts, it will as that at the Ms tithe deposit tithe base, R. B. UM had an interest is mentor in the entirety of the leasehelds ; that be had an Interest as admiakkator of William In or of them, and that be had a further kneed in such err third, subject to payment of Williams deM, tr., as one of William Leslie's nest of kin. tinder seep dreitsnas, it was sought In this suit, which was a aft to oimialWar Mr risen's estate, to mate the ens-thud which ens • In R. B. Leslie es administrator of his brother liable to wee the default which he, as Harrison's executor, had committed In depositing the deeds to cover his own private debt. Mr. Swanton (with whom we. Mr. S. Smith) sad lb. Belly (with whom was Mr. C. Hall) argued the point, which la an entirely new one so far is authorities are concerned. The Vice •Chancellor said that, as regarded William's de fault, the there coming to R. B. Leslie, as his administrator wee liable, inasmuch as he took air a volunteer and appointee under liarrison's will. Dot such share could not be taken as liable in the hands of R. B. Leslie to make good the default of the latter, for it was only In his hands subject to an account being taken of the debts and liabilities of William, an account which could not be taken In the suit pending before him. Tbis case involved the question as to the intermits of cer tain parties (claiming commonable and other rights in Hadley common), In • sum of 1,6001., the produce of certain moneys raid in ,y the Great Northam Railway Company on their taking • part of the common. The common was formerly a portion of Enfield Chase. The rights of the parties were effected by rules made in 1777 and In 1843, and the main question was under which set of rules ought the fund to be distributed. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Daily, and Mr. Cottrell were for the parties interested. The 'Vice-Chancellor was of opinion that the Wes of 1777 most be adhered to; but made no declaration, considering that the best swum was to refer the matter to chambers. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-JILT 20. (Before Commissioners Phillips sad )[tuphy.) IN AZ WILLIAM WOOI)LEY. - Thin case ' reported last week, we retuned, and neespied acme time otter the other business was cenebeded. On the preent octanes than were rig counsel engaed. Mr. Nichol', /dr. Cotton (of the Chaticery bar), and Mr. Sleigh were for Messrs. Boddington, merchants, in the City; Mr. Seeped for the DlPignee ; Mr. DOWre represented tho es iignee of Caphdn Woodley under • second insolvency; Mr. Southgate for Woredkey. The pence* Trance was ea to • proof of about 13,0001. of Mears. Boddlegtoo. The inaolvent was discharged in 1841. One of his two estates In the West ladies had been sold sad pureksied by Years. Boddingtou for 201. The property den the abolition of slavery had been greatly de preciated. Mears. Boddington had received two dividmds under the ineolvency, and 1,0001., another dividend, wee re tained pending the premed proceedings. The affidavits read were very T0111132120%18. The one ocospied the wart again to its Tieing. KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these wines will be opened at Maid stone on Thursday next, sad business commenced in both courts on the following morning. At present there are only about 4.5 prisoners for trial, but the calendar, in point of aims, is unusually heavy, and ten days have omec quaintly hKsn nasX,,wd by the judge. for the holding of the some. There are no lees than five indictments for wilful murder, namely, Amelia Colyer and Charlotte Butcher (re manded from the last Lent wires), charged with strangling the infant of the former prieoner, at liernbill, on the 9th January; George Kebble Edwards, for killing his brother, Thomas Edwards. with an axe, at Maildone, no the 19th March; Charles Chumlcy, for murdering Elisabeth Jones, by striking bar on the head with a broom, at Maidetone, on the 13th April ; Stephen Fox. for shooting Mary Ann Hadley, at Canterbury, on the 14th May ; and Samuel Baker, tor slaying Edward McCarron, at Dtnl, on the 29th April. The calendar also includes an indictment against a loan named (home Parker, for stabbing and wounding Mary Ann Elise Taylor, and attempting to dis charge a boded pistol at her, with intent to mania, her, at Northfieet, on the 30th May; 4 charges of burglary; lof robbery with violence; 2 of emberslement ; 1 attempt to commit self-destruction; I concealment of birth; 1 keeping a disorderly Louse; and the remainder felonies and larecnies of the usual description Tine judges are Chief Baron Pol lock and Mr. Justice Willos. THE POLICE COURTS Mad.. Onke.. Osyk.. Ocon-11.P. for —M.7. SOUTH WAR K. In the wares of the morning, Alessirs. Macnamara and Hartley baring come into court and tendered themselves as hail for Mr. hewer, implicated with Sabi in the lute stabbing case, it was accepted, the amount fined being two sureties of 5,0001. each, and Mr. Gower in 10,0001. Mr. Bureham her received 5!. from X. Y., but as he is studied the permee it is intendel for are not deserving objects, he will retain it until be beers further from X. Y. A man named Savory was charged, before Mr. Bureham, the sitting magistrate, with committing a violent assault on his wife From the evidence of the wife, it appeared that on the pre vious day they had both been drinking, and soon after com menced quarrelling, in the course of which the prisoner seined a kettle of boiling water, and threw smile of it on her. She hoped the magistrate would only bind him over to keep the peace, no ho was a moot sober man when be was at work. Each was is bail as the other. She hoped the magistrate would forgive him. The magistrate mid he had heard sad complaints of the complainant's house. The prisoner, in answer to a question from Mr. Burnham, said ho was very sorry. They bad butte been drinking. Mr. Sanborn said It could not be tolerated that beamse people got drunk they were to weld others. Ile should mark his sense of the prisoner's conduct by committing him for two months. SUICIDE. IN THE REGENT'S CANAL—Yesterday morning, bermes 9 and 10 o'clock, a well-dressed young female threw herself into the canal, near Agar-town, St. Penes, and woe drowned. Previous to throwing herself into the water she left her bonnet and parasol on the bank. !Reappeared about 111 or 19 years of age. SUICIDE BY PoisoN.—The inquest upon Mr. James Sebastian Ireton, stockbroker, who died at his resi dence in the Crescent, Albany-road, on Thursday morning, was resumed yesterday by Mr. W. Curter, the coroner, and the evidence of his daughter, Miss Mete Yeats', his son, Mr. Richard Yeses, and a female servant, was taken, leav ing no doubt that he had died from the effects of prueeic acid administered by himself. The jury found •vendict of ecocide wider temporary Insanity. RUNAWAY SLATES.—On Sunday last three shires —two belonging to Mr. J. Sanford, mad one to Mr. J. Berry, made tracks from Henry county, Kentucky. They were traced across the Ohio River, and on Monday discovered hidden In the brush and behind loge, about four miles back from the river, on Kane's Branch. The nem., being armed, made a desperate resistance, and coo of them, belong ing to Berry while in the act of shooting Mr. James Hum phreys, one of Ms pursuers, we shot, and instantly killed. Me mead escaped, while the third was arrested and taken hack to Hentucky.—Cf seine i Commercial, June 24. THE FszNen IN CAYENNE.—A correspondent of the Zeroing Pod Mates that already the Emperor of the Preach has imported several cargoes of egress into . 543_ Dallvand h. &set lot 2 1.633 16.316 237 j. 10.40 Ma 136 coo 15.174 kla kin Cr, 101,e0s 11.351 9,1; 111 . 717 1 201.373 313 276 4.14 .171 111 3.6 OM 6.40 1.131 1.333 31: 0 4 ,32 311 —.—. 60 1431 1,03 796 226 0.103 0.133 LON DOX WUXI.? DOOl Irepoetal r-Wat Left . AY. &Mike. lop 'Mg mai Iliaiii. Ink r. ..................... 7... ' • • • "" • " • ... ..... TALLOW. The Wow market adraanad towgie the Yam end of Leta,*, cda( made to the demand from the trade being g.. 4.4 ••• ban, dew, b e t. Today • forthee advent. lean demanded sod sob mum* gold. both o• got and for foresed delivery. TIN ma. eiome.—ifpna lOW. spot. 164, 611, al. to 6p., ; Anwar .ad deF terabit. 56.; October sod Wombed, fda 61; tallow W1. 40e. ; dag, blehte.66.. No, net nab. We page palm all to ed.; eeeoseost ed. (again. 11% ; ditto. Ogles, 48e.: domed ed. 6d.—l Yeas she 01104111 of Mn.ew Sonia and Mugs, doled Noo day Eveninit•l 01Y2rON.—Lsvia.000s. JILT 20.-2bo market opened with poi &wood, sad eismol orhb ma upward. tendebey. at an grimmer of oft, rd. pot lb. cm Ararriaor sad Nona. TM rahoo 10,400 take, Ila for @abort. mod 1000 oe open) Woo. comprll . 4)m Marobbarm int to Iw. , 150 Bohm, Std. • 400 tic/ . tattoo. Laotian; st oirl. . mod im) Woad. loid. to 20. Id. tt lb. Import.% dam 2barmloy.l2,ooo boloa. (10111ALOW10011. JITI.T H.—lioHadl,lk. at ; Maud. Hai rea3Hara Ha H. • Mormth Wm Ilmlay. Ha ba; THAW 4a ; IfaW Hem 13maa 13.. W.; WM Weft HWW: Wy1ma.116.61.• Walla CM Wilda% Ha ; Yea /Ma. Ha is am ammo* Ih. d.; Wall. Ead liwwn. Ha... .' war WA Ida W.; 1, Had Hamm. Ha W.; Was Haa lawia Mew% Ha 3d ; IF BM likmaraa M. W.; Walla Ibill, _HaMmeal H.A... Ha ed.: war WA MHO Hall,_l7. t._• Walb MW 5W. 1 14 11.4 Witla NM HMI. KM.. ITa. W.; Was Ma Omadma M. N. ; N... 1,.... omMald. Ha ; War am Womeet. Ha—WM la MEWL 0 We. 13. I'ItAFFIC RETURNS. LUILIFATIL Milo PEW 10.. T o w . ...., Welt man July lg. as Mom ibradlos. ISR. 1317. balk Main . Liar. mogii:.6i jj e i; 21.165 11.161 00111 MI 14.039 usi Km 17.041 4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. =L—Tbe &mew Curlew armed as thte pert to-dq hes ew beak with welted jade, es Ike 6opetec.—Linerge4, Jail ii: Lersaraec Ostia £1 Fossma Pcses.—Joids. and Hetazia, at Raga ; tab at Cesatantlaopia ; Elm at ; flat trials. at Dantak • Blue, at ihnsmassele ; Viatnria, at Zallekn; Min (..), at Haar . * ; mad Amits, at Yana; Ur OIL et Sam m Lmar.c.—Lim., tom MsMum. ley II; Nara Loaf, from Madam, July It; Otods Vermikm, Triel. July If. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral (alp). of Glasgow, from Load= for Mira. Wrnt ace^ all well, Jun 4, lat. 2 la rt., lea, 24 W. Amnon Comas (4blp), tram Loadas for New Yon, July 8, 14, 41, law. 64.60. ban Mary (Britlqt barque), [ma Larnaca far Alin Bay, Jar 11. lat. I 80, kw. W. 31 W., Addles (bulaa), ben Larnaca for Plollaaeldda, lat. NM, loam 4440. Orno (a), from Lanka kw llama Awn, Jaws 6, tat I Ica. 24 w. Ay Canna (alp), from Limped for New Yak, Small, W. UM, Ira. 61. Dcaaleprilay, tram Linrpool for Australia. July 11, W.W.I N., Ea ks. glaad g (n). ho= Dartmouth ke Copilot Good Boys, May 31, itt. 3.41 8., last 13. Dogma Nightingale (BriUth abipl, from Lieerpool to Calcutta, Jul. 17, lot .30 N., oa. 25 tt W. Graham (ship), Bram Oalautta for Loudon, April 4, lot IO 50 I,lcs. 33.11 I. Bo:pay. from Boabsy for London. July th let 41.31 E.. Ira. 3130 W. hew (Woos), from Table Bay for Loudon, By IS, lot. 17 9., ka. 4 W. Ugly Awls (British ship), from P:ymcnith for Adolaida, July 11, lat. 413 111.. los. 0 45 W. I Noise (British any), from Cuddalore to Loadon. Jana 1,1.1.1011 N•, 1m.25.55 W. Rowe. (Bridal Imam), from Liverpool for Boots Video, Jaly plat. 43Rd PL. M 5 14.20 w • all WC!. Sarah Irldp). from raia..ainn for Po.ot de GaLe, Due 13, lat. 4.1410., lea 2241 W. larneet (ship), bum Liverpool fa Aleaaadria, July; attChamprats Bay. WillamOok (.ap), ft= Liverpool for Ca'adta, Jane U, laL if B. Ios.IILSO W. William F. Blom (Alp), Dom St. John (N. 8.) for Liverpooldue 35, 60. 42.41.101. 0110. THE HaiweaT.—Another weere highly favour. able weather, with some refreshing rain has brought the country, after a period of greet anxiety, to the very Twee d hareem. As respects wheat, opinion gathers strength—a* withaasadthg some real abatements mach exaggerated-6d it will be rather over en avenge in this country. Reports are still more decided from all parts of France es to there being a great crop on the ground. Nor are these cheering prospect, limited to oureelves or our neighbours. It is the same in Spain, Italy, Algeria, Egypt, the Principalities, and Soutbsen Russia ; while all America confirms the prospect of *My. Southern Europe too has favourable commenced, bet the great bulk awaits its maturity and final brgathering. Let us hope that in Britain, as well ea in every part whirs human wants are felt, all will be safely stored. Still lost yeer's heavy and continued rains remind us of profile elesagea, while the universal deficiency of stocks is convincing that sambas& must be scarce, and in greatdeemind for railing, Whatilmeallerescoof value will be, as compared with new, file =bbhams ; but the best samples seem likely to be re laire. Them, however, some abatement already to be made from Ow prospective increase. Tho new crop of Rye is Northers Enrepe, from its earliness and long an te easterly winds, is decidedly of inferior quality and =co yield. As this is the main dependence of the poor, • largo void will have to be made up by other cereals, which have nowhere so good a promise as wheat. The good sr farance of grain has everywhere told upon holderr, who have been more ready to char their stocks, though some country markets have still gone short. Independently of supplies, prices bare retrograded, and a decline of fully 3s. per qr. has bees generally conceded. Its Franca, where the range has teen relatively higher, rates have become greatly reduced and quite inegular, and all over the continent the scale has been deaceading. America has kept comparatively firm, haying taken the first and beet opportunity to quit hat surplus. In melee afloat there have been about ten corpse quitted at prime varying From 335. 6d. to 38c per qr., dicey from the Danube and °deem. One cargo of Syrian tadep has been placed at 22e. 9d., and one of Odessa at 255. Tire or three cargoes of Egyptian beans have also been sold it 355. to 365. 6d., with one for Liverpool at 3Se. 9d. The ales noted lain week were 73,992 qrs. wheat, at 63a. 10.1., spinet 70,249 qrs. last season. The London average was 67e. 51. on 1,560 qrs. The imports into the principal porta of Omit Britain, in wheat and flour, for the week ending 9th July, were 67,639 qee. The month of June's imports of wheat into the United Kingdom were 313,640 qrs., and is flour 91,977 cwtw—lark Lane Express. ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN COPPER MINING COMPANY.—Yedlndlir a general meeting of the proprieton was held at the London Tavern, Bishopegate-street, 11. W. Schneider, Eaq., M.P in the chair. The chairman mid ha had to propose the adjournment of the meeting. in coast games of not having received the report of the committee er pointed to confer with the directors. That committee had devoted a great deal of time in investigating the affairs of the company, and had called in a public accountant to wet them, and consequently had not agreed to a final report gad Friday last, and the committee were unable to make an sp• pointment with the directors until Friday next. It might be satisfactory to state that the . peospects of the na l d l oTtaiatt Cre ly ez l isTlera n Ti!'au an rio d lus tha i t n 'f h t and s 7,7 1 ,1,7 1 =w 12a August, whirl the proprietors might deal with se they thought fit. A ft er mom diecuarion, it was agreed to ad joara the proceedings until the 12th Auguat nest. BRITISH OUPIEAN ASYLUM, CI.4PIIAII-RISE. Yesterday (Monday) the half-yearly meeting of the tab. scribers to this charity was held at the London Tema, the Right lion. the Lord Mayor presiding, when six children were elected from a list of twenty-four candidates, sad tabor quently rewards were presented to revers] educated in tilt institution, who attended with satisfactory testimonials fats their employers. The proceedings concluded with thanks to his to p, &c. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DOWDON. M Fouthtant name, Drell]Me. the wife of Plowtket. alo e a dam hr. DYlLKel.—July ltl, of Orol e hill. Camberwell. the wife el P. euwort Pram, a da.aahter. JaEOEU.—Julr 18. at EMgrove. lafrwroad. BrLetolt. Wm A. I* lita c rLi' '' . 4 4lll7P. 'r et Cllfton terrace.: Nelda hlll. Um wife el • ter. BtEYdIRCIYO—JuIe 1., lleoUltetalreet. Ilanehmtawlama wife of Dr. Stmeltang, of a ca. MARRIAGES. DESOIIE—AOIINCASTLXJoIy 18. at Cheetehoreh.lton.4 Rel. J. 7.uch,11.5., Ilaseick, 0.4.. of Hull and Co N.. Zoslood. son of lb@ taro S. Wavelet. ties., J.P. a Sew to Matitla daughter of T Ilorneastle, Tog ,of IluS „ 11018—STKVSN8.—Jole 18, at St Luke's, llgebes. ke the 10'.. • Ilobbs. Mr. T. Roe. of Looadeoaquaro, .o of the late W. Boa 04. of Hanford. to llama l'Arsabota 9NK datKM.l of 3. 6les* Yea.. of Sidasstreet, Fulham road. DEATHS. J. UM Aoo6.—July IT, at Gnat Portlainkstraat. Y.D., mad 71, lUDON LLD —Ju'y 16. at Brighton. Asa, Mkt tbe lots 0. WD. natd. Jarmya meet. Load •n, sod I. IMAM 811.—July 16, at Duddaa lode. @Odra. Mr. W. 1111 b ant. Mel Ilk 1100016.—Jaly IT, Markman. Vie biased .01. of Yr. C. o.ao Sara seetlamen am , o 1 of Ilelloway Joan, Laytan.aano, and J® 3/1-en4 A , 45 870 0• 00DLT..—Jaly 16, at 04101111‘ Baplda, widow of *a Ma Ms. Jab. Rank StantJale, nabligisr, al 1401435•11, Landon , MINN' Prtm. z am Palitsbri b Of ,s Nam.--Ts W mg iiu los IkriNt. PytawY._ 4 Data, hi Ur Prablet msal. JolU.Lfi. P use Au Os Ph