The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

r. r 4: , THE POLISH AMNESTY AND THE DECLARATION OF THE POLISH EMI. ORATION. At a meeting of the Poles, in Paris, on the 9th inst., convened b 7, and held under, the presidency of Prince Adam Czartoryeki, the following Declara tion of the Polish Emigration has ben adopted and signed, with reference to the announced Polish am ■eNy—the addresses delivered by the Emperor Alexander 11., and the circular of the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Ramie. The declaration is now in the course of signature among the Polish emigrants throughout France and England: Or 711 POLISH 11110/LATIOIf. By a meat alum of the Emperor of Ramis, which was repeated is a circuit:from the Roman MI aisle: of Foreigo Affairs, dated May 15-27, 1566, the Emperor's favour towards Polish smignuate was anbouoced, and permission to ratans to their county granted to thOOO who would sek Posit, repeating of their errors. St11121t1O•,12117 w.th this ukase we recasard the apeechis of Use Emperor of Rollie pramosaced la Warsaw. Rich of us wIA easily epprociate the true wort► of this act. We, the endenigneo, therefore, not ietending to in fluent* any one's determination or to bias say awes opissioae, wish merely, by a clear aid open statement, to eatiahten the governante and 'actions which have granted us their hoeri.elly es to the restores which induce ne still, with patinae* sad submission to the discuss cf Providing*, to remain in the petition which the will of Almighty Ood has marked out for us. Doabtless the Emperor of Russia would have acted better, and would h Iv* gained more opinions to his aide, if, instead of threatening said warning the Poles that he wishes to keep up the state of dings introduced by has father,"* he had rather acted up to the designs of ha. uncle, Alexander 1,„ as explained in the following words, addmeed by hiss to the Poles : " Russia gives you her hued like a brother, sad from the many benefits which corgoest (now peace) assures her, she selects hat this—the glory of recanstruttiag a brave and aoblenatioa."t The Poles whom political offences have driven from their country slould be looked upon in two different lights. Each of us Mid_ vidually is bet a more or kap suffering eareilim to as enfortunate war,—• sphoter from the wreck east hither sad thither at the merry of the storm. They have tors as hoe our poeseresioes, they have condensed se is our absence; our return to sew economy, thee, mast weer sadly depend os perusal goaarderattoas of safety and of fusty affairs, of which soh must judge for himself aid decide asordiog to his own views. la this light, such as insist, as this, which speaks of " mistakes," of " tardy repentaas," of " irreeoseiSable hatred ;" whisk stumble Fos to return to sour satin hearth, but dies set reaStelit to its rightful owner ; which lalliets epos we. in the de cline of life, as • ;manatee of " pardoa," three years of mistrust end probation in a difficult and hopeless reedits; an woe sty which secludes our fellow-countermen who are condemned to green in the depths of Siberia beams they loved their country ; nab an amnesty petters differs from similar favours aanonsced from has to time sins 1892, only is this, that it fres those who return from a judicial trial ; sot, homer, I. the least degree guaraateitiag them ;saint the velsatery sad intolerable perused= which may fall epos them at say moment, mad mdse the slighted ;resat, frees the Raisin polio*, who are a MO. Sous as they are igeorset. We have read aad hued la modern history of rube% mewl.* distinguished by gess. nett, and nobleness of mind. Them Imposed no *therms &Um upon the pardoned than that of sckeowledgiai the sista, goverment. Yu claims, is the sanest, recently published ; gad, therefore, whatever trust we say patio the character sad natimeata of the 3 oung Bassin monarch, It will sot be etrecgthened by the aboysnamed ukase, so lon as the mete. cf governmett which is to catty oat the latter, end which, to our Wastage, we know cf old, shall cooties to inlet. lhe monad distinguishiag characteristic of the peddle of the Polish emigreste, and which is too often krgellen ti !emigres's, it, that collectively we minimal out sassed saw; that we bring before the ootiee o f Europe the els. rows, the waste, aad the inalienable rights of Poland, whka tilted! compelled to silence. This 'mission, exclusively pill sod imposed upon as by the misfortunes of our Sow try, has crested duties whin the unplowed termleatist of the war has indeed for the present suspended, bat the Mad be form el which is not caccelled by the resent womb aid deeds of the Emperor of Russia. Compared with Ilse promised beset. and improsemats which were to to granted to Poland with the pease mad a sew goreramsat, private interests, which IPis Silage might be espected to farther, were to the Palish *signals the Mast coneldentroo. Ws breed our minds with hops to reforms and iairovesents, both moral sad material, to be Stroisced la our country; for although these *weld sot Wilms h.r foe her loot hopes, they would at least permit her to live. Aai sow, if we set aside re ports, perhspi pur posely spread—if we set aside the statscesots of newspapers —have we set teases to think that three reforms, If they are such, have nafortunately retber the eppearence aid Stinnes of %knowing dust in the eyes of Europa than of eowritatiap omissive*. satisfactory to the jut wishee of ?eked What have been hitherto the opportunities Wowed fortis inculcation of our relies an I not Savage, it for the 'dentin of oat inflates ? Where is tte probehility rf an intents' and sore or less asthma] ad milaistraties ? What hope is then of reemastreeting the Universities of Warsaw end Vilna? Have we sot sees bow the eemi-offietal Rueful organs c mended from the Wyse of the Paris solemner* that their menerek was freed from all compacts respecting Poland?; Have we sees not only our aspirations as a satiric to a free and indepeadert glistens, but eves the stipulatioas of the Treaty of Vienna, tensed by Estop* and evepted by Burn herself, treated as "day drew?" We are Polies, eindrieg the racons•ractioa of our country ; and we cannot stigmatise as as error that which was an set of duty coo seientiously performed. We has of ered defeats, but our soosaleacts ars clear. We has so hatred towards ROWS; I. the present state of thiep silence and mei/mattes sloes blame us; but sail justice is done to oar ernstry shall me net off • duty which has descended to us from our gathers? Were th re but one free emigrant remaining on the who's earth, he would sot cease to say to nations sad geve notate la the same of religion, and of history, Poked has a right to a national sad iadependest existing*. he founts is God, and steads In the demands of your own Interests and in the consaiesee of the impartial men of all sosatrise!" Paris, Jam 3,1856. • epoch el the bower et Rank ht Warsaw. in Mee, 11.41. * Swett nt the Ls oerce ehisader L. In Wane', ISIS. g Le Nerd at Meld Jest Ille. No. Is 4. TESTIMONIALS TO THE " GALLANT CON DUCT" OF PRESTON S. BROOKS. rt.:ZLIC OPINION AT TIM &WM 07 •LIZICA. NAVAL AND MILITARY. TEE MILITIA. The folio Mai .1•9;17;d7r wY NoOld yellbasy : Nam GeNo, hot Th• WWI. foram@ Yob, bon deseled le be iibiedrelie; deo ocaeredee ebb‘pederly te *dr woo le um(' oombob bubo Is bar M SO sem% ObbiNlONflOblool ogres obil sob. blo bot adoserbeedede Or Os eed Mei oboe efilhin•sholls derbies eadepedel of Odr =visa nay boo sot oak pielbroseEemer vial bb re rib obon with the obbefol delimit/ sobOolo. but they ben la kw emotion gsloady vollobbbood dr leo et tb. Mari period of obo way mei by ails ootalltodni the British am bolero bobotiool, bow ibooldily onalbelob Is No melba &oral militia roblesolo volobNeNd Yak mob= foe the yorri- Nele of do MediroomNb. . TM in ot tea reetimMe wee Ertl, Marshy Ifherstme sembrr melmets et the Me re emend to she Crime. The Mom hal hem asaboarp Porsod M met Mr - of Wet 'gusto srmices hp Mr ameseedA less* Me Smeary of Mere Mr War list Mlles midmost*. Mali vsk m towed vault anise ass* le prim Mee Os and Ihrearreassa" aids* Mon Ttro latillimOis Nat. 10 Niel Ural" Tod Iler aw. fmmalreb hi bpi WM. o idtem IMAM W l risMi. let Lift Ova INAlsed, Re g RIM Mania Chmmedlog Misr scometalMse Mere rest. mosses Me &ALMA Mos estreded to Mess by ber Ideposty. TI. EWA Itanhel Imo husleed modem reports tram geowel Meer; loth at Moe eel elmolosi Ms lb Mae Miellm of the erMits regiments promelle eel et MY mouset or their r S. OM Mem he drier re err to Me risers. mum 'SISK Mg pleas Mils of every reposet em. ledisideeleg the ow Ids heels kr Sok pod COMMA and Ilk Met kclee heckle silks end Aseglems. Clashy amine d SIAM 800. ifeldllargal Thereat Sardis" sodlog OK 0. A. Weimar; AdJahriMOorarsl. (Prom lad sigkes Gassig..) WAIL DIPARTIMIT, loth Se. Isth W et Mader id Hall to be thatemst. by pram else pinged. 7th lAdit .41ememet inn Apses die err. br rem than elm • vie Meek 1l LIB mire -Cieset thin Ai Broths le be thelesene by mednth the Pacts, wile ninth leyd ilidmeet et Artillery-a ad Cin* PM* Om le is Wm ail dee •theve, who retires veva ; Omni WNW ONO= le be ilemmetthised. dm Inn; imp Cot. =Ow= Ibt IMMIMEDN7 I. le be dee theirthei open amp end le se me aminary. tad Beemendllese-thelp Jere r is Ildstlalat• M mime. des BMW die Wigs; Wary &Mkt" gni, to It te bs th=emeß V tingdWesedin Wigs; Trier. trim Igo • nelp. Inked woken, des LegiSsid. arnidlld te thole Fad. 114 real-Lionven Ilidord Wilms Wes& le be millas, within prim. die to. dem* impels the Nem lades Own Pm the ill Fmk espleth vim Ove= te be =rMidis Froderin Amines ilog le be meellese. the= Inns Piiistarlda. bin the Sib Feel. le iv smith WelL am... Tild-airillis lit tillaa i rg. =. 4", ;71 t kaavake el littlanie-dedele Sella Rol Ompbei. is. the NI rod, to to 82:Prdm the L. W. C. A. F. OEM WM SIMIMML ik bIM4NOMM Then CYO% ken Wither led Foot, 111/*L a nuolvol m mr s a e lith ou rt ; myths kr ihoieleilW -' esemelmies. Fed-Cliplen Iletple Ofiv. hen Sell&le a... to With dee ted. vie Fen-Oopiels Aopeen el Ord. frees the Nth Fed, to ba eirr. dee IllaPen.46Bolonst Illtherde to be odlgin. doe 111= Iltpa lsi tett alt ileresren le t om es n ° Weed Fe; Liselenn o:e i eN sur immthe ileneeetk Mita, e nth Feett=smeiezne wilb" Plid alen Amthithi is. the IDA to bas monasthempess. then. Mane& Nth Toot Jens Jots Dente se be lads W, by pane., vise m thileses s,odem vie wires ; than noun thefts* pet., to be mies m, Wes nth ..-Liestelteat David Omer Csat to be retheespee heathy. paymaster, the Carom, who slat /IM-1N prommisa ORM& Magi Weir ton ileateracy, by Punnet • the 1186 Ape, he twee samolied. ilid loth-lb oppenimat et Mr. Jame Thomas to an essimey. by pordive, ea the Seile henry. 1836, lIIIS via Ho* Arthur Agemeth. MilmMod, sad sot wee Hay, promoted. as preview*, nth pr. Fiest-theselm hetes Heave, has ben permitted to retire spa tan 97ta Fore-Rmign Fink* Smythe is. toss permitted to runs his evaisirelea. Ilk ITISH ORIIIIIAN LIMON. 1.101 Ding BR -The Sr* Obeilin ram ot imereermster Dine "ilward," end am Dimeal. as prodsgely MOIL Itholemot J.l. Warden Wrath% hem the Not Fen. le beimpeda, bt ellensee. de G..s. Ineerves turn. Lleategam i O r Ciel is ibier=ls=l ithemee. to to armee major Hen Meth ligh Foot, to have lla Mery ark ee wren Into nematlve reek. soder tee royal war rant ot Oth Nether, MD. HOSPITAL STMT. The. themegimed dime rave mean to do duty, MEM being so Senains tar theler mimeos t Asolnip Semen Willie& leilimaa, M.D., William Batley, ew Rlthoselmer. BRIM. Livinen Odes* Sam Atwell lAke, CB., et the imam Ra =le les thism.theap to the Osseo, with the reek ot sonnet my. arteme Halm Mired tell pay ot the Nth Feet, to be min j enny, the Wes merry emlty. penieeter to Sgesboa Wt pp et the Ile Feet, to be major la the army. the ask hens The rend bemmeie M sere ina n linen Odom, le Foot. pro. meld y Owed es de M Ark " aet se powilemli die& aeiventined pavilion W at rath te take pion the ile illedeimperearmi eneepene cm me deems ot Meer Gemed Ws Winn Ran Weessm. HAL, Nepal Is. Agiryit* W idler Jim thiminener Spew Beard W Tom To be wrienvels-Ceemel high Cl.. Bend Weary ; Otharlimen Akexamler. C.L. ion* Artillery. Aigrettes et irk-Neva Osumi L BeN to rank is. nth Feb., ISIS; P. Way. Webs, Cl.. ham nth Feb.. 1844 ; te ar Coned F. tiany. hem lob Mink len ; Hein Clemeral IL Dim. amid April, 1836. The mainevined clews ot the last I.ee Compare Service, T r mem 101 l pay, to ken step et thesrary Teak se loOrms To les Neire ineret-Coloarl Mary id Toner, C.D. Beep* la. Te h re t rinds-Rimismot Odes* Ms imper Bombay Moth, Liememet Carl ine* linibea* essay Intea tr y. To be Limilment CoDelni-neno them imp Sewed la. To f rapr-Osplonliebert Wllltrirete Bird, lend labatry. The lellovierupreovelme to tsim_pless. mempeat ai tee Medi at Lisonsessounni amidst Ilasinsl4 C.L. Royal Arunary their Oared ilveme Chedes=sese. C. 0.. to to L it c s . ate.t = I ,le be nesse the liami maths:ism ; Omen Ambegn is i s lergi poth lima Artillery, le be meter paw; then& kassieri the O illevleipomesdne es the deaths ot mni Wilinevithetram m = elks Royal Re. panes • thin David 1a.,. Y.CB , at pre. net Sonevesiney. to is pima meg the Ind setablithmaL Is theorem amieved err 'awl Wthith themes ; Coked • mama W. i CR , Se be weir pard, la the many ear. *end *OMNI lidre qMM1N.......411, WAD • Quarlinialirr MS mom ea bell of the 9I Any b bleb preeilleed S. rift. emnimor. Cpposta L Iligawlarson Inerpay asysl Alery, Me bees per. MIMI* lielleelbrn melee►by tie ade or bs. cemeleeke, be Wearies 9m Imens wiriskr ia MIL C•pemba. B. Iftessar 01, MAIM lbar heir buten Pr goluslissedis kende amnia by dumb ef eleiniedok Wag Asa* bums • Wax Is Now fatliwiL The following are some of the meetings that hays bum bold at the South to laden* the assault cf Kr. Brooks cs Senator Summer. ADNIIALTY, :airs 24.—r1omonovr.—Mate A. F. Hut (IMO. promoted to the Teak et Ileeteeeat. - • At Columbia, 8. C., a my large mating was held. •meas the resolution parsed was one ecrdiaily 'adonis, theronduct of the Hos. P. 8. Brooke " le iollictiag upon Bnator Buser the punishment be es viebly earned by hie libellous attack woo the State of Caroline and Its faithful senator, sad upon the satire South." The Colombia Mows nye of the meeting : " It regarded the act of Mr. Brooks ail a blow in o'kt:in of the entire South. Tao rosolistioas re ceived the indartement of the largest meeting ern ants hied is Columbia, and may therefore be taken ae the voles of the penile. We believe that the Southern &atm gonerelly regard it n the same light" At a moieties of the citizens o f N ew b erry, 8 . C ., the " ebeatineeeat" isfUcted epos Senator Sumner was swi ms/eft apt rowed, and the "gallant" reputes:alive of [loath Caaelba wee heartily complimeated. As Iskeg.id, 8. C., a lar,re suede, of skims pared re 'AM= of " unhesitating end ondial append" ed the scehet of Mr. Brooke, premising esenwragemmit and sympathy to all simile, sad Sitars laatenue of alblitedioa of the itheriater of gaucherie in.tiintioar and methama is.., and that the *Sinai of Brigefield distrin wiU main with other diericts corsposlag the fourth diamist, la giving him a dinner et Old Ninety legs awe time as he will be able to attend. At Abbeville, 8. C , ate large public meeting it was n oshed to p the " chatieguithed representative" cd South Carolina with a gold goblet, ea a oubluatiel testi maid of approbation "for the d d, merited, sad *Wood easing indicted upon Senator Sumner." At Biehoprille, 8. C., a gold-headed ease wee eaboarlbed for by a meeting 01 the Winos, to be prreeated to Mr. Brooks for bit "'silent" dehisce of sotithern paladin*. At Darliagtoo, 8 C.. a antis, of citizens did not Shish that Mr. Brook., in attarkiag Senator Sunni r, bestowed Gas Mow amiss, and I. their grins", "if corners 'bon of southern irritant km suesalways met by such arramouta as Mr. Brooks bad used, the hate of Corgrits would sot re sound with nib abusive sad unpatriot'e stnlmente as have of late team disgraeed then." At Yorkville, S. C., • cssamittee was charged by a ;sable meeting with selecting a suitable testimariel, easy-men of the edam In which Camel Brooke was hen, sad the tan ner in which his eleastisemeat of Senator Sunman has bees approved by the people. • aumbu of statuses of Columba; Cis., have sensed to be prepared a curled hickory eau., to. noted with mae stro ir Ad, to be mooniest to Mr. Brooks. On the bead ie a Waled invent, encircled with the inoriptioa, "To Prestos 8. Brodie, from many (heads la Columba, GE—Revd'', Beware." We were frem the Conerirotirmalise, that some of the eliti sm of Augusts, one hearties of the arrival of Mr. end Mrs. Brooks, the p.rnts of Hen. P. 8. Brooke, at the Au. guts Hotel, oo Tuesday night last, ateplimented them with • Impede. Deers The *inane rind with three bliarty "for Ike. Prestos B rooks, of Soul h Cmcdna." ionmisims.—Lles•evat Has. W. C. lant j i to ths Has. told, fO. mow staato.altip, of 4304 cue power. lieltlirif 11so Station. iii - atar (mddlasal)lll. C. Dyer (lM), le the Imprepable. IN, &paid% at Dempart. Mum 0. L. lindala. M. C. Samosa. mad H... S. B. Vl•taa, mama appntated to Me aleutrla sal Albert. anal yacht, at Porta. tia7ter's Aadataat J. P. Y%wee, to the MAW. poodloortiol otasawresool. of Mame power. at PartsencetL Ambient cloak iisdesam W. H. I. Alas% to Ow ( WWII. $ 3 . at Ihr d. o ar W. Iliterber.to the Lwow, 4, strew item pa wed ; .W. Ilioper.So Weaareer, kerne weer 'named, of 200.herse pawn, ot Cialloso D. R. Moritt, to Oho Lapdog. MOW ANlSlbMillei; owl 3. S. NW. to the Mohawk, r, www SUu Iterertjoie n.. 4. L MOWN sad P. A. Darks, to the Io7Y 14 kart. 111, wow 5em05.4111.4 of MO.harre power. 14Weerrerews woo ; W. P. L. Berm. to rho Tribune. 31, 'grew anwhteets, of toe.boret power. it PeelwwwW;C. W. Desommt,, to the liaJoelle, en, MOW eisowwhlp. r 480.1reee pews, at Ilhreemes; I. W. P. Haney, IL P. Peruke. owl C. C. SW,. to the Damiten, Si, mew. craw trlgste. of 11141.1 wees power. Moilhatures Stole& POWIIIIOIO2L Jon 24. The La steam transport, has arrived frees the Dims wick ofrallooy. oomos lao harbour Wm erwwwoo dimateek it emely ternerrow orseallao, whim they prostsd to Weriwtek. The Deamems, draw Wieepart. leß=ll7 Cork with the 44thwidth sh brabet ne lo il ltrlpiled. sl a ted trooper bo % onk t el yeatoplap hes the Crimes, WWI. ea howed SI row soil meter; WNW AA add shah. The Aim elem true. 671. awe We hobs" Ms webby has Obrh. td the WWI; t Seen dad 714 mea of the MMus' and Weld Iteraik Tay yearseded to their ret peed.* dadradese by ail ith The laphestoe. Ito. till twasport, sated at 'pithead la the night w dem. The end Weinman tihnalented the loyal Artillery to.day .low ohe led ireostit hese yoreedep. They promoted to Woolwich by rail. The Great Wallis le be peld of. pald Th oft e Aateranek O. mow Wept& host, Crania.. loam ie to be The Orataer, 4, ;addle, Ceptata COSA went oat one/tour to. day and anchored at ttpltlioed. BILFANT AND DoWNPATIIICT RATLWAT.-011 !Fri day Ike Das it lks Dewspurisk sod we. esen....A A Amebae et geckoes ere messed Is Riskier Um assessery mu*, skeet squalor el a alb dbewt Den tows. The weak is tkis railway Is Ugly to wader !skean vs wares Is this district darias doe esssiss !meow— Dose Raconler. OWN= PALSOIr-011 SHILLING LMT. ruse. HST, J vim 24 —4l,4museisse is wwwwat, 6.114; ditto by arm Wm% 670 ; lota vidten, 8,738 WOOLWICH. bore 11. boreal treble with lilayal Artillery ken eke Cobra a worm, to ern.. from Perkereata. The &dim birrearead the 000ka but bersaelta erakereed kr dr Tamar a MINA ort botli illd easaykok lad la ardor Is weir atemoskesea_ kr the tootor sode lart hs zae g r a . i. a me se= si ke s s e hazarri me ktair WWI kr die pepos. W Wr k WNW temparsa *slag r the barer dam pier. le rat Mika appered la Ebb Irilleehleek. skew seesoolift le beaks si mio= sad ham r eke berdelle. rob Ana eloy. lk bee ir beaq arl Y raw ir ealumbee Nuke ber Mier. mem knekte se me till se duke Oa puma we* kr So Rad idea bee la mink wed. aud i =teld. sad lee weeiod sten and pievilers. Man sad ma. aim awriesi aim* vdl =kr mold kb* DUITOID, Smis 14. The &Homiest tratiMele, the majority Miley ripped and armed, ere sow lytne +a brie at Ude yeed 3 —Caro lee, Mirt, Cam. t seder, nem:lt Mart, early. Themb. IYM, Dwarf, Yeah sal llte mar haw and re wraille are replay egpmedoing eempltyo. Nem Wes eml rogeledue se be deared y IMOMOIMit ot the Ink eel sededling Dogsled. wee Lowe OS day tog the amide augeoldegles. Nide le Se prem.** sear esteem el eimelsisoMatedea ee sages aims lood bretdd Mesa is mew. mode of aim le swot anaIIMMIL 3 " 3 44 . %sawordi'P4Merlie l tr . as, psiasoilhed Was viral, r Con- L(' Cien vf. " VlZltrallriesie*lg a. no Male vas ~ war rift maim le WSW ID PIP. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1858. mood. dm* lame addirotry wa lgost of bre WM of as dam Woe ablkddr MIAMI MM. ray • trw bad raohol tbdr blond d yogis Swim bate a tree rifted by do bad" iolly boor VIM Wool moodbe edema, dodo to tiro bra not ibe drease rimare boo boa st••• to bar often, as tor talove NI Illemsess posterdey Aram kr Ply- CHATHAM, lows U. The authorities at Übe Admiralty bar shag ordain for dr Mods of Um ramtmsdidased cams sat ria to Ms Citmlimio *lra Magri Marian UlOl6 katalre jo o Nem at Mimi= le Orme sae pramlos ars WarA sew atl Major O. IL Asilr., Sari Wear ampillierrth thresarraormia lord ceases Ira arrYa megrim Orr Mressors hl arse- Wry or the SOW et Mr boimy. Arr. her bra sePoledg Wm. Nos at the mom ib whir of timmeasorshirsd OMssos sad photo at Me Motors sugglird WA re dirl misdrh sad as IS las pollobtary snimplosoft sosspirod kromelkm ot the Lamtroo the MAK MY prism will simomomss sad be carried ca smardasereaml roe R Mary Orr. DIM" Jana 14. Oa SabolioN, 400 Boa awl 14 Millers of Noe 4in W..t Norfolk MlNtly woke the eiromell d 411.adNike% arrived la Cork b laraNg. wkere they bad We datlesed h ea r fkralpert last sewn moolia. Now imonspid oe Mord the lid 211 , ea1% glib bil mind Qui a iatsmolows as tae eons Ow, Num aril wkiek the poorso Oa Itsfml. 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The Comas li as bus a . wn Amp iii rwasiws ad dMA The Mena tramper. lattlaaa. may=lietway ne General strawle le he veld a drays lon e Ya en the he Mni an le Onapen, who haw ipeeineed nen et the Quantal arm Owepeph seneete tor the papas et many new Ineese nine ead Chinn The seam Inimpen Onto et Ile Samik yaw devnewnew Dein bee hen rived to Mat ready ei lehe ' , nntstr Inn ken 10 inn WAN pin Ibehapden. dOwn Women, niebbee J united Ina the East on teen le to be paid ot4 n she le se Yaw retpured by the OPRIMINIO. ImutozAzsztas MninA.—Nzwaalt. TosimAT.— r s iggriglY Mend din in Ise valniat be on ha. armband s • soemen W bent Ni.. Yale In the lAN= wid ma a Ineradl ealenenant hoe to dep WOOL ne MYER In bias vp man Idal now tite the Wog ben I, lbe Iwn Usages (ft bold asansesseM.lf. Dubs d ilewern tad liedwesean Ifs pepinne, inn Winn a the wn et the eudinat be emnrap, le be Jot by • Mon la es la M. rananylm e e ti delesorer lone nen (Lard Ileirberowth shah , on). nib • of ran sad gnat la no nano& There will Gleba • ball at the °mann to the mann SPORTING. THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. TO Tie norms 01 Tll 31,11111 e. 811,—Two important movements have occurred to. day Is counting' with the " greet go" of the week. Ca mbia, who I wee fortunate enough to tt row oar oa Mon day, whoa second favourite, hie completely pa, sad his plane takes by Lord Alfred, who was beaked to-day at Newcastle for hatfals of mosey, the stable giving him the galded prefersmse over Yorkshire Grey. I san do DO mete AIM give hiss the plan I assigned to the letter. and et the seas eima I ammo persuade myself that the sable will be so wall ropromatied. 60 to 1 vas offered in London on Mon day. tad Dew 6tol is takes greedily about him I Puck is moan who km 'deuced into greet favour; is the City, on Moods, morning, be agreed at 16 to 1, and closed at the Corner, is the seeming, et 8 to 1. Fordhaa is said to ride him, an 4 1 anus blame myself, at present, for standing oa him se I did. Artillery, by 'Lasing the M.rth Derby is a canter to-day, ought to pis massy triads, if it is his owner's intention to nu him, sod es the stable are in leek (baying wow the Members' Plate today elso with Gamekeeper), it looks anything but an impossibility for him to win. Freddy, another outsider, I believe rues fora little messy, and War lock is 800tt's beet, without a doubt. Lanes is the only horse beaked far nosey for the Free Readicap, and Ido not anticipate • large field will ran against it. I have no intation of altering my selection of Monday for the Northumberland Plate, .loud 'satiating Lord Alfred for Yorkshire Grey. I con merely say teat Artillery sad Freddy are now *no hope of the fielders. Tuesday Eveniag. BETTING AT METEOR. .TITIADALY. sto I apt Klot LI Boatload( t 11 to I opt iota (off) ) It to I needy ( oln 6to I P•Mt t 12 to I Bottom (oW) 11 tot lAN (t) 12 to I Mr. Mathmt tot • to 1 Wieleelt oil OM Met We • ass et the flan have stayed away hem Now. tom . = be llimrleure l l7 takes from oars, with the amp des ol the ay Put& NEWCASTLE-lIPON TYNE RACES.—TUZIDAY. (IT ataanuo Tuaaa•ra ) = Duet= Taw. mum. T.Y.C. at Orange Nouns Mar; ran. La Ow mod. Pin ran. Woe y . . "... Mx Yuman' Pun. Or ode mil a quiter. =Amer Fourteen ton. Mae bya sea. Tan Trap &ragas. T.T.C. Boozy SIMS rim. Woe la a ester. "luso Inas. T.Y.C. 4slllLl MOTYINGRAM JULY MEETING. lie lannemeamanann Num., ait ft raw cask in it. said rely If dulessim or loheo. th. IR with 'Nodded. 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Is the sem gis g• las same bad prosesdal Metes Umtata amps wan amps ha Oalerd—ht laminas. lid ; tad Waists, N. aaplaad—hf Wiw i 131 ; fad mop. to wlsksbdinra, 41. [AdYntiiblibiSta—EOLLOWATll PILL. NITILAOII - us ma PP ar Ora me l= her. living wilt MIL Wilder., at 9md Mom at soh • ibe ka suail, ga dam 1 61 1= 118 49•9 beilt•IIII anal IraMilait bet abut k Mood dr Mid Sillswar n M awl by lies So vela we awls* ouressi har sal an Omni Ora preasalL Those Os we lab* Modes tie dlsublepd as bouralis liss larks hemyliii. =vim send IN ihk holm maim WI by an mashie , mass ibreeskiel VIM; at not lidlearays nob, 944, am& Lair. NM*. Maidaa49l4 New Tat:W A. Monk Omindmila I A. flakboy. bums; mil. Usk Ibis, NUEDER NEAR DARBY. A brutal murder was perpetrated ce Monday swain; tallow the turnpike rood between Derby sad Not tingham, is the parish of Spondon, about two and a half name from Darby. It appears that about 8 o'clock on Igoe day inning, hank Sten., glove band, aged 47, residing in Clutch -street, Spondon, left his home for the purpose of gags to Derby for some lien belonging to his en, who is note, as servant at Appleby Hall. About 12 o'clock the same evening Stone was found lying by the silo of the turn pike rood near to Spondon village, having been meet cruelly 111-treated and robbed. The man who found him le named Davis, and Is engaged as watcher for the Derby Aeolus' Club. Os diming the body—life not being satinet—Davie placed it war to the bodge, and then hastened to Derby to give lafennatise at the police station. He afterwards re turned Mae murdered man, and the flannel being ncog- I need, the Mew wee sonveyed to his own home. Mr. , Spoedon was soon in attendant*, bat at our of his life, lad he died about 6 o'clock en Tuesday menting. Ho never spoke, but remained insen sible from the time be was found until his death. The ill treatmeat the deemed bad rewind we. brutal in the ea treme—his head Wag eseapletrely battered in. There were ao lees them eight deep wounds, which had evidently been isfilitted by same bloat instrument. There was a large pool of congealed bloods. the taropike-road when the body was fooled, and about eight yards nearer Derby there were two lessor pool., and it is @opposed that deceased was dragged from the latter spot to tie former, where no doubt his murderess left him. At Cherry hill, about 200 yards ROUST Derby, wee also found a pool of blood by the side of a Motu wall, while* see of the stones had masks on it that would have been sawed by the firing of shot. That plunder was the object of the murderers to evidenced by the fact that the murdered wan was robbed of hie boots (odd ones), and there is no doubt that they took the linen he was carrying with him as en empty hamper was found on the turarike road about 200 yards from where lb. body was foxed. Mr. Stow we. a quiet, handles, inoffeadve mu, aid has UR a widow end tin odium to lament his sad he.. At the time of his death he was suffering from a WNW which he had twenty years ego. Information of UM murder was given to Mr. Jones, superintendent mo nads of the distrist, who early yesterday morning appre hended a wino on the road our to Bpondon, whetted be.. seen ia the sompeny of two eupielou @bantam late les the pprevious evening She gave the constable sash a Beat udktory and incredible aceount of how she had yawed the sight that it is strosigly suspected she knows Teething shoot this foul treareactioa. The inquest had just com. mewed before Mr. Mosley, coroner for the district, wl.es oar report left. The greatest ezeitement prevails in the neighbourhood. There had been a gnat festival at the Derby Arboretum en Monday, and which was attended by beton. 20.000 and 30,000 people, eneequently numbers of people were leavening en the road that night. It is @ap pend that the murdered man wee attacked between 11 and 12 o'clock. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A CLBRO r NAN. A elm of an extraordinary nature bee been m oistly brought to light is Birmingham. The Rev. Patrick King, one of the curates of Aston, a village within the borough of Birmingham, and who wu formerly a Roman indult., introduced to the parishioners • few week. sine* • young lady, named Ann Downes, his stop sister, and repro. mated that she bed arrived from abroad, and was seeking to recruit her health. He provided apartments for her, and • few days after her snivel eke wu delivered of a male child. Preliminary arrangemeau having been made the child was sent oat to sane, and Mims Downes will removed from the apartment. and took up her residence with Mr. King in the lege of Aston. It was notocsd that he paid particular at- Unties to the child, and acted towards it as a father. Is coutequenee of rumours having got abroad that the ebild had been unfairly dealt with, the Folio, ordered an Weisel ration to be made Into the eirearasta.nose of the cue. It was discovered that in len than two weeks after the birth of the child the Reverend Mr. King had or dered a oar to drive him and • little girl who took charge of the baby, to Trinity Chapel, where it was, as he said, to be ehnstened. Instead, however, of , stopping at the chapel, Mr. King ordered the emus to drive on to a place called Lapworih.hill, about six miles from Birmingham, and on the road to Warwick. When there, he took the obild fry m the girl, and after walking over some fields with it, returned to the ear In the otiose of a few minutes. The child wee not with him when he came back. The oar was driven home, and nothing further was heard about the baby until last week, when the authorities were informed that • little boy, attracted by the screams of the child, bad found it lying In • marl pit does by the side of a deep pool of water. He took it to a women, who conveyed it to Solihull work. house. The child wee unwell from exposure, but there were no marks of violence on its person. It wee sub sequently identified es the child taken out fa the ear by_Mr. King. The polies applied for a warrant spinet Mr. Kiag and his sister, and they were apprehended on Monday, by the chief of the Aston police, at C.iventry. When charged with deserti n g his illegitimate infant, Mr. King alm.tted that the accusation wee correct. The female did not deny that he was the father of the child. Mr. King eras brought before the Solihull magistrates on Tuesday (yesterday), and remanded until to-day. HEALTH OF LONDON. The Registrar.Oen•ral states that In hto l . week that ended on &tardily the number of deaths registered was 963. In the torrespoadice weeks of the tea yens, 1846-66, the average easter wee 960, which for eomputsoa with the deaths of last week, that occurred in an increased popnlatioa, should be raised by a tenth part, in which cue it becomes 1,046. It appears that the deaths in the present return are leas by 82 then the number obtained by erleoletion. Of the total number now retaraed, 616 were deaths of males, 448 those of females. T►ere died 192 iatosto who had not sompleted their first year, and enly 33 men and women who had attained the ace of 80 years or more. Taking aymotlo or epidemic diseases In the aggregate, the number of deaths referred to them is 235; the corrected aurage of corresponding weeks being 250. It may be is bend, therefore, that at the pretest time there is even lees thea the usual moue% of thou disown to which the younger part of the population are peculiarly liable. &yea young persons, and 3 who wars 20 leers old or more, diei of smallpox, 32 chiliirsa died of measles, 23 children and 3 adults of scarlatina, 44 children of licopiagueseb, and 12 of croup. Slaty-tine deaths, of which 36 occurred between 20 sad 60 years of er, were caused by ty ph ss ; the aurae* is 48. ♦ seventh part of the whole number matured in the Louden Fever Hospital. Two children died on the same day from typhus, and both after fourteen days' illness, is a family ie Lent-street, B trough. With Wanes to • family at 1, Bit-alley, Bt. lawn. Clerkeawell, which has Met five of its members within Manua months, the fifth, a ' ocisterinongcr, hiving died on the 14th lost. of bronchitis and low fever, It is steit , d by Mr. Goddard, their medical attendant, that the miserable" dwelliag they accepted ie gaits unfit for henna beings, and he ascribes the mor tality la souse degree to Is bad audition. A house is Btsples ton.buildings is ',cottoned where five children have been ill of scarlation, aid two have died. Last week the births of 812 boys sad 768 girls, is all 1,670 shildrea, ware registered is Leedom. Ia the tea cone. speediest weeks of the gran 1848 66 the average number was 1,441. THE HARROW CRIMEAN MEMORIAL. Major (lnstal Sr William Youwick Williams of Hero has con seated to lay the (*sedation stun to-morrow (Thursday) of the memor ial sale of the new school chapel st Barrow, after the usual annual sputter. The mosement is designed oommemorste the Harrow °Moen who foil in the Crimes. FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION AT TUNETALL—ShortIy after 4 teolook ea Mondai musing, jut before th e men et th e PATIIIIII4I4O Ina Works, Wining to ILL JOINIpti commeeeed the labours of the week, a boiler saddest, burst. The pieces were projkatod in opposite directions, sad destroyed the greater part of the nor of the building, esslaa the death of throe mon, and more or less injuries Rye Mhen. One pine wee found several hundred yards from its origiaal peados. The accident aspen at present to be saucematable, as the boilers bad bun carefully et mined both by the boiler maker sad the chief mutineer Mingles to the works. The damage, it is supposed, will sot Mead I.2ool.—MaiscAsefor Owendiars. THE SUSPICIOUS DEATH or A LADY AT ILILEY.-.• • detective oMeer has been seat down by the Hone Been tary, and the greaten swathes are bong made by the jnal paha. A wee named George 114 rota, well known in the district, was on Monday taken beton Mr. G. F. Balm • stagionan at 0:ley, es envision of having been coneenied Is Mn. M'Horight's death. He wee apprehended oe tardily, for garrotte' and robbing a girl at Burley, sad it was then found that his appearance and dens corresponded with that of one of fear nee, who were seen in the neigh boarhood et the Cow Fastens about the time of tbe supposed murder. He lives at Hankeewerth, about midway between Bradford aid Orley, sad has for some time led an idle sod dissolute life. He was rearraded for farther evidence.— Manchester Guardia& A New laimesoces.—For two years past the Needln Beek, Oho helhost Mist hen the lead, bee been eat down so se te hem Mesiellea fora light-besse as It. This light bare le r Mett a. ebeet to be Greeted. Tbe prism as w sob s ens la oleo to the Needles, and le se often eareleped is fog tbsa It is almost eseleaa Tbe new light bow will be rarely leviable, sad will be a far better 'skis to the sinew eetrame of she &feat thee the safeties one. Tai LATE FIZZ AND LOU ON THZZZ Teo they lir. Baker, the 03101/107, spewed ea = e l s ep al Noe Lowisa Hospital, es Ow Win of Primate! eel ID yews; berth easem, *sod 7 yews sod iloste, ads Seleseue, seeds reek trim robbed et the Me Ise et No. 2, Leeswetreet, MillsolegeL Oboolate bums, p aint eerveat M Mee. Deleisoak sonata the pwdesiers el the Ire. !its said site Wined OM Me dillies wise as,., wasible of the fire, but la perbiod Ihreagli Wain the sushi. Mr. Wilson, the Armes el the j. Nil it wee veep Iseserkatile that leak a aerate el ury &mid take pink wise 'be home of Kn. Delsesese wee trials a few =et Um pollee wades. Ibe are weep% end Die hied , w KIM resseiba the Cerise, us thi s heed, the *sett was aeljoissed asdi Nis. Mishits should be oullekstly summered from the Waste of the *juries su bbed by her to give aidems. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JIINZ 24. WOW X& 00111111143111 /WM IN 11 31171. We was the adjoutuedezentli;atiofttoeettng In the ease of John ku.Massed viettuller, of tbe " Tower Shade.," d 011. ; 7r di tto , His anareured debts an Sal.; visored ditto, 011. ; OIL T. alma are returned at loth. in rod dare; pro se reeurlty, 2041. ille menred. from an vastolnettoe of the bankrupt, that he was Will =plies et the boa" and was carrying It on for the landlords, nib They bad dl.trauted he rm. and bad seined all hie prikiery. Bs lad loot 11171. by bad &rem 27 la number, all o "km air•Orrans. He was willing tor Ire a is far es be wee esimeml. an Hewn. ElLors deka being atlas& On Medea the lime be hel pal SOO/ for grewl..lll, and Hof. for the vrikkos. He did net mg tM14711.; Hems. Elliot gave him audit be 11. se they MI gees imigneteas tenor. St. Dam ft So anti mimed Us bankrupt's pawing, on el ititi=oni ab ks bl ue yes peevemig the eolgem from obialning poi. HU Bram rid II abs Ileeimpt persidel is ilUalis would newer ANs ils aMillem rd meteedes mei' he llr. Imam. kr We lesion" W d HIM be amid he showed IS par, tits gesetim etestbiests to IN. depemint ere same eatbfactory arriageftra Wag mele es to tits pin elt Os low. His Herm sail he mold psis tbe bobble. bet well caly pro test kiss tram week to week. IN 13 .LARGII IRILORII IN TER IRON TRADE. The beam& lame. Bramwell, was deuribed as a bill and metal broker, of Soya' Ereharige.bnikllngs. He cams before the court on a petition kw arrangement in April last. wben Ws statement of affairs ehowed liabilities to the amisuu of 9,3424., and &abets estimated at 4,9081. Altar several 'meting* to erankler the trader's mammals, the matter was this day adjourned Into open court, and Mr. Bramwell was adjodkated a bankrupt, on the ground that be had delayed pre. gesting his petition too long, and that his proposal was not r amble, aid such as the nowt ougut to *racoon. TSB POLICE COURTS BOW-STREET. Charles Clark, en old man, working as a labourer In Comedinedem market, was tharysd with baring la Ws paseession two 0.00111 of gold, of whit* he meld give no satlithetory secount. Gage Millar, essietant to Mr. t lak, pawnbroker, Gaynor., oteteff thee thapirmar offered for eale at Ms employer's shop the me* of Assisalirs geld produced. It weighed two moms. and wee Witham asked him where lie got It, and he replied Oaths themillt la the market. Witmer sd. t. ed Mai to Was it to the plisesesdee, sad be went away as If to do es, but retuned to the ese nal the day • Little the worse for drink, sad again offered the phi betas. Pleaag that he bed sot beta to the statics, witness beam aeripest rat he oder let have ease by the sopa boreetly. sad pee hiss Ye arsere. im i g l a sert ihadielz i o= d i rig e es. rated that the rhowsp shed a Vierdiniell art era lithe primer had found the gold am he stated, width seta preirily the truth, be had no right to appropriate it witheateseldagee dimmer the owner. He ittlebt be est at liberty, bat th e pie woad be detained until advertiesments could be inverted its theythellth If that should fail to bring forward the owner, then, afue a imeemble time, the gold migot be given up to the prltoaar on of lemma silver of the torment. a V ala drieharser who keeps • Peetthdthe receiving home in Oxford. mak al who was the employer of the boy Wiliam Bleat*, who wee lied ft tar amain camps from letters potted at that owes, appal in Mr. Judith for advice. He anted that &gentleman, whose sere bead not know, called upon hire a few days ago, and gave Mar U. to pay the bay's flee. Apothem then went is search of the lad, and found that he had left his lodgings, and bad gone into the country. He, Mr. larinburne, might easily relieve himself treat say farther trouble, by paying the Ins, mid leavar the sat a there. But he should hardly be alleied to de ea rho was allow to tarry oat the wrier of the dere. War aimered were to rescue the boy from tempastha is thither set. eel If possible afford him en opptetunity of rezintsig h6mrlf, To de this it would be meamary to attach ease ostler to the peymaat of ilk bee. He wished, therefore, to tan rvporWitty cC seeing the boy, and aimed mane the gentle. err sip 2114 r Mbis week Wow. dto Matto to my Ida lee ex- peel lastay, he fared that a warrant would be aimed few ai rredree. sitar making some inquiries as to the facts of the ow (ilia hid erfeteally been beard by Mr. Henry), said that, under the 1111011Misiudie thought he aright venture to premiss that the war. rat word le eirgeaded for • few days to give Mr. Strabane an oportalte of Miry* out his own ve, y proper intentions. WORSHIP-STREET. Ellis Berg, a German Jew, nrping ;WCuebier as a clothier, in the New.road, 84. Goorge'utia-the-Eas, ms charged with having feloniously resolved 360 yards of stolen veins, of the value of 001., the prowl, M Mr. Hobert Mar hall, a silk manufacturer, is Uinta'. square. !Sr.'s's,* inn., who appeared for the defense, submitted that no evidence of a guilty knowledge had brew established against lhs pot. goner: hut . . Mr: Li/y.6mM considered that the cam was $0 replete with surpi. don, that he should order the primmer to be remanded for • meek but hi bad r objection to accept bill, torrvall in 20“„ and two sondes la $Ol es* fur hie future appeenurce. LAMBETH. Henry Odom. a carpenter, of No. 3 2 , Commereisl.reed, Lambeth, and George Medea, heilor, of 9, Little Charlcs-place ' Lowe/nam r /1. were charged with conspiring together to defrandOeorge Hook of 431. by mesas of a forged policy of inauranee. It appeared that in May the prisoner Ntedm, Introduced to prose cutor the other prisoner, wbo mid that kin name was Mason. and that he was Um landlord 01 tin blue Anchor beenshop, East India road. Poplar. At that time the prow:tutor bad about 1401., which wee left to him by a relatien and Osborn, alias Mason, when Introduced said he required the loan of Gol. for • month, but he Mould be able to I do with 451, and for that he would pay the sum of 51. After some negotiation, the 431. was advanced by the prurecutor, sad Osborne deposited with Ma am a temerity for Its payment In • month what hs described so a policy of insurance on be life for 1 01., and also a Dote et head, payable at one month for 501. Eime the glee the aimpleiees of the lender teem, wowed from 40d119 W birthed. Its Wooer Iledue &ming moth better and taking mush mos possum Ass anal, and he, in comequenci, esmied the poWyaf Isomer to the 'See at which It purported to be leased, and thee., Y lit intrtlisoden, bend that it wee a forgery. The dis h. mit bows to Ids Imodlord Medea and on the sight of the ble hem la Ida bedroom was forced open and the policy of ionotesth Note OMNI for 501., and IL 5s- in cash, were stolen thgeidnim. Msinn Mid all knowledge of the robbery as well as the hestowsr eels mow, and dung►h the ba was doe on, the 7th laisalid i , no popusat was mad, 7M persecutor, therdore, put the itedgfee title Ms Yob Otto pollee. Serjeaat &maim apprehended the i=era, whe tamed see le be well sequaint.d. and Osiers, elmlnlet el lain lodised of the Blue Anchor beer-bases Psolisostrood Is to sugloysd se a wanner at charge builder's tie Limbs& . _ . . At the ainliensheene Me Wesson &Med ►nowledge of each other, but a witness mimed Irelemitt sal hop kiwis them both well ; that he had amid memos from one to the ; that he saw them together at nubile-houses; and that just about the time the money was lent, he sew Osborn so into the house of Mrdus 16 ith a carpet-bag to hie head, and emekleg a cigar. Osborn, notehlutanding, domed beteg the perms who had borrowed the money, or knowing anything of the transaction. firs Primates wore remanded. THANES. ------ Yeeterdni a ßoaep KUM°. - aged 211. James Preemie, 20, Joseph Want* James Brought.. , 24, Robert Hallman, 24, and DeniJs Have', might., were brought before Mr. Belle, chested, tmdw the OM Geo. IV., esp. 34, that they, icing artificer., to wit sail having entered into the eervice of Meows. 0. V. Tatter, and Bergey, shipbuilder., did, on the 23rd day of Jaw 011serhilly shunt themselves from the service of the firm. lir. Olyd , barrister, instructed by the firm of Deehirough, Teammani Destrovagh, conducted the prosecution; Mr. Pelham and Hi. Quire Soutar, both of Athour.equate, Stepney, solicitors, "ClLfor the prisoner.. % which originated out of the late strike of the wrikmen la thei employ of Mews. Young and Barney, excited great interest. Themes was not taken until 4 t'eloek in the afternoon, after the dis poml of thecae' basin.., and on the prisoner. better placed in front of the titbit Ities mart was iminedtately filled with ehipwrigbte. The particulars of the 'trite have already appeared. They relate to an alteratlsm In the hoots f labosr, inteoaured by ?dew.. Young. An attempt which proved ineffeeMal, was made to leave the climate to an arligisase. Attar theme had ban goes Wee Mamma lees* Mr. Preto Tames tech ea object a that the dellmedeeli bed sever aimed teem the melee et Young. Geo, art Yaps. sod NW so• be fwd kr gasitilas theetaeltee from a anise whisk they had mere winged. Re teed the claw eln the act of parliament In VeYY view. el rdian hiprd an the same skim 11 WWI ISM if zb - . - •;ort• — • alate were demfined Mmes. Young, ▪ soil lava& weld proceed against the defendants= the written glen attodiag withers ware produced. Mr. bided ado weuM ho ear mei ' , station of kitting, no ap dam% owl on • Maire • t wire he was about to say. There was no red*, to min had enured ere the service. de wished he scold have settled the unhappy disputes coining meted of giving the ship. weights on strike a temporary suorma. Ile deeply regretted the defendants had dothted the contracts they bad en tered into. It was not lair and honourable for metres to notate matron, entered into with workmen, or for workmen to violate contracts entered into wto modem. Ile must repeat that re was retry there wee a temporary stoner, and elided that th e dispute with kern. Young and their workmen had not been settled by arbitration. The interests of masters and work man were inseparable, and three who told the working claws the contrary. and endeavoured to set the working names in hostile array 1 1. 1,14, their employes, were their limiest enemiee. lie bored soon to bur of an amaranth arrangement be teem Messrs. Teem non, and dagnay, and their shipwright. on drake. The defendants were en titled to the baud; of the legal objet - .ion taken, and they must be discherged. Mr. Charles Young hoped the defendants' thole on board ship in Limehoner-deek would be even up. Mr. Oilard—lteerrs. Turing and On. are In the hands of counsel, who will advise them !bat to do. . . . _ . Mr. 0. P. Teams —O6, glee then ap at I will take no ad vantage of working Rea. The immense crowd tan retinal. ACCIDENT AT TUE CANTERBURY RAILWAY CROSS hno.—A .sub, whittle caused no little consternation, was occasioned on Saturday a f.ersoon by the three reel sels down vain. It appears th it the sign•l had Men telegraphed of a deer coarse, bat just u the gates at the crossing in St. Dametan's were being opened, a ballast train which w at the station got a little in the way on the other side, occasion log a doubt in the mind of one of the gatekeepers whether the q prosching train should be allowed to come through, and before his oompaaion eosW nisi, the counter signal, the train was in sight—the ballast train got clear, bet the maa on the Whitstable nude had not then tints to open the ' Rat gate, end the C 0.., quecce was a crash, though the down train was proceeding at a moderate rate. Os* gate was completely smasher ; end as the man by not having opened his wood, bad not futons.' the first on his aide, a second was also s mutts% damaged. Fortunately no per sonal injury was sostained.—Kastish Gannon. for luistitosucs.—le this (Maidstone) neighbour. hood Ike Mum have grown very bet Owns the let fortnight or three weds. We bear that in 'aloes gimes Week •gatod deal of gy. Maga aelrlet is ex:operatively Sot the newt Moder *bowers blobs doe sok good 1* skettes Me giams. There see eons few plata et flesh blme abut, let pesnelly the laps sera to he dotaa welt led halos healthy. The see asa% ken the earromillag die. triers vary. la ass the tie Y lbearlbei se eery growing end look. big well. dire the map le *gaud to be .tort. In several el lbs amen diarists • 4 mere of fly is retorted, to emanates or the iseiat aim and thunder steels; in others', large inerosse of drawl Yeah le have taboo pine Awe the ezeladvely meat yew the, ma Is. Ifs Woes have rem het; bat are mid to be weak mid wrgefiblgurry at pallet, TM growth as hops is seaway masted to be ensll. BIWA Mews Berne. TEN 711 MY Coos—Oeseerehig the goteral feller* of the fruit amp there is se mistake. ream all quarters we arelafermed that it wilt be the wont within thermion of living pereass.—SeclA Raft% Geasile.--Cherries and apples are a total fallen is faham es/ Labs. Ilsesopie tress are fall of wain: there bee not been.* M.meahlhMMrvimyears. As a proof of the severity of Use bisit hl tlihes kelt gientaWn at Yarehenieek a piety pareistee about Ike aim he seltivation offered the wholes,/ Ida growth of leaf firdlgreadh. and all net obtain a perdu = esea ,per that UMW amantrieitliali Comfits. MARKETS. CCrlTON.—Laxaeooc, Jcien 24.—The market eland firmly withott the least change Ie p tees. 'lke sales are S,t 00 bs'es-5,000 pp speculation end 500 for export— oomprl•log 250 Bahia, at sid. to kid,. and WO Surat, at Ild. to sd. per lb. the imports for the week an ! , 45,000 been OOTTON GOODS.—Msocaorroa, Jett 24.—There haa been a firmer feeling in the cloth market, and a better and more general de. eland, than we have experienced for the bet week or two. Yoe 40. inch shirting. and inadapollame suited to India there has beta more basinem, and fine Jamaica suited to the Otaegow market, lately a little request, have sold better. The distrust aa to the stability of the bottom market...items to he wearing away, and on Una end other accounts both buyers and sellers of 'ea.', here appear to be sector:4 more osolidence. In some kis& of cloth rather higher prices bee, been obtained. For yenta we have also had a firmer market, and the demand hat been mire townl b.,th tut home and foreign consume. limb Manufacturer, report that in some Dales they have had to glee a 'light advance for cops. WOOLLEN CLOTII. Lana, Jtsr 24. The improvement which we noticed in our Saturday's report of the woollen cloth market has been maintained this morning. There has been a good attendance of but ere in the halls. In the coloured market there his beer. a lively demand for good& suitable for the fall trade. There liar ajp been . more active business transacted in the White Cloth Hall ; but priori are usivereally complained of. In any case it is nearly allppa. &Rile to obtain prime coat. Juan 24.—There ha. been a moderate attendance of buyers from London and Dublin I. the market this morning ; but their purchases have been limited. The demand for low goods Ice shipping h&c somewhat decreased, and the treneretiona in otha hinds are not intensive. MANUFACTURIG9.-11corwaeriaLo, Jose 24.—Ths aspect of trade in our cloth hall to-day *bows no plans of improvemra; either In demand or price, buyers generally appearing more than usury esvious, deellning altogettur making h wag. purchases, 'wining at their reams that from the increaaed imports of wools, prices will be much lower in July sales. WOOL--HITIMISMILD, ince 24.—The wool market bas been et. ceedinely Eat, both tansy and during the wnole of last week. there being no Mapiaition on the part of manufacturers to buy at gement proms. THE LINEN TRADE.--The effect of the dispute with America has unqueetionably been unfavourable to the great staple trade of the province. The isle. for this season kave not come up to preview, periods. The demand for foreitn consumptiou u still an. equal, end as moat houses are now taking stoct the home trade m also languid. Prices of finished linen. are firm browns also an in fair request, and old prices are realimd, generally rpeaking, but some reduction has been submitted to is the inferior deecripPons. The expert of thread and iiaen last week ors 84 pkgs. Bleachers are arning out large quantities of cloth. and the expectation of the trade that brisker demand and higher pries will moon be eaperienced„ Yarns are in steady demand, especially warps, owing to this feeling, and the stocks in tne hands of spinners are lower than usual. The export of yarns last week was 2110 baler, the import 122 bales. The supply of Ilan to the conntry markets is now necersarily small, but for this period of the mason the quantities are good, comparatively =sg. The import. are 85 tone, the exports 04 tons. Prices in ome manna are briek, niscially for finer docriptions of lax. In Derry, on Tue. day there were about eight tom of Om in =whet, generally of low quality. The attendance of buyers wu scant, in consequence of which piker were a shade easier, mane milled rating from 47e. 9d. to 50a.; loWdling, 51s. to 36n.; good, 37e. 64. to 626.6 d, per 1181ba. I. the Beltaat district the pricer are is. 64. to 7a.6d. for handoeutebed, and 7.. to 10s. Cid. for milled, per stone of 16in.— ffe(last Moron. CORR.—Lem, Jews 24.—With a tolerable show of wheat, the trade easomes great firmacas Ode morning, the prices asked tend to restrict bulges.; still there is a moderate rale at L. per quarter over the rates of Friday for the finest and boot dereriptioos. Barley no. mind. Oats and bow folly as dear. Other articles as before. Are. rage pries of grain —Wheat, 2,091 quarter.. W. 12e. 7d.; barley, 14 qrs., It. Is.: oats, 29 qrs., IL ge. 11u.; beans, 126 qrs., 71. 11.1 d. Arrthals—Wheat, 4+,164; barley, 12 ; rapeseed, 741. Zhu, lona 24.—We bed a very small supply of wheat at market English net ready sale at tally Ss. advance, and foreign was aalaW at fully Is. to Is. more money. The show of foreign was only limited. Barley very scare. Oats firm. Beans la. dearer. No good peas on the ma bet. Linseed firm, and both oil and cakes in gad demand. Rape cokes support prevent rates. Imports from June 14 to June 20 Wheat, 4,60; gra.; barber, 401 qrs ; este, 112 qrs.; beans 1,001 qrs.; linseed, 3,918 qrs.; oile.akes, 2.0 tow; bones, 215 tone; gnaw, 2 tone. LTPIO, hog 24.—We haws bad a fair quentity of wheat at merket today, with great excitement 10 the trade, and an advance of fully 6d. per qr. erring eorn of all torte in very email supply. Wheat, red, 6110.. to 133105., 72t. to 7k.• fine. to 11./.. Ranee, grinding, la. Dd. per atone. Oats, $4. to le. 4d. Beans, 461. to 46a. per qr. -• • -- Newcarrts, Juts 24.—The weather still keeps unstinted, but the temperature iuday has firth countered', although in the inter. venicg period between Saturday and to.d•y it boa been cold for the mum. At oar m.rket this morning we had s moderate show of wheat from the growers, but from the coast several per et have deoppe In since Saturday, still, however, a fair extent ef business has occurred, at a • improvement of Is. to la pee qr., the improved report from blek-lane caving Imparted great condleaoe to holder.. For fine yellow wheat gin. to os.. wee procured, 114 s. :or mined Suffolk, and 113 e. for Scotch yellow. whereas for a very dicta parcel of farmer'. white U.. was realised. the natural weight beng Gets. and Whs. per bushel. Foreign puree' met so much attention, the (Alga rim being ehiese coefined to South County, &Itch and (armee@ temple., our nutters being for the most part provided with a sufficiency of .ormin. The only vale we beard of was of a parcel of red Holstein, not quite fresh, at 71e. to The,, 60. he, and a little old Haute at Us. Vp..n dour we raise our quotations Is. to b. per seek, Me. to Me. being shout the value of faeoured marks of blue. holds. In other latices Ides was done, the high pretensions of sellers tending to restrict Undue*. Dunitie, lies 24. - (By English and Irish Magnetic) Telegraph.)— The supply being email, factors held wheat and oats at as deafly. which Ina few meta was limited, hut Towards the clew the market et lapsed Into a state at which it closed at eriday.s prises. Buyers hod off, and would not treat at hither figures. In Indian corn a trifling business was dune at • slight improvement. Cod, Ices 2b—(By Bastian and Irieh Magnetiefelegraph.)— White wheat, Ns. fists, Ik. 4(1. to 16.. 9d. BirETEL—Coat, Ind 24.—(8y English and Irish Magnetie Telegraph.)—lets, ;Ole. ,• 2n Is, Wk.; 3rds, 9M.; 4ths, 6h.; lithe, Bk. 9,0. at market. Low quAties Is. dearer. rAdvertisement.l—A! Ma. Munn; ESTABLISH rims, 111, iteetent4trest, No. 4, Leading:4llmm; and Cr, mil Pelage, we exhibited the SINE speolarins d lirirna manufactures, is Dreadla-reles, Work-bous, Writagthswe, Drawing-beim sot other article. of uty es Maury suitable tar premetstioet, A femme de. 'ailment tot Psalm Kash. laminfamorm end Beastelle Tab* Table Cutlery, Namara, Saloom rellAM•l4, Strops Paste, he. !Minims orders asasated. Name prima 'barged at ell the fatabluitunenw. • New Stow loam at the Kereauetreat Establleimsent for the rale of Slactro Plata to spoon, tank and a innate of *Amon • SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCL CASUALTIES. Eagle, Chambers, from fhrrTjton, ;Itihisport. was ran lute by • large ship on Saturday taiebt, between Cork and Wfwerford. The ship proceeded, •rd iv suppcsed not to have received any irjory. The Eagle lad bulwarks and atanchtons on the port side.—i.rrer• pool, June 24. Tulloch Getle (ship). from Bombay, woo spoken May 17, lat. 1 S., lem. 21 W., in • rery leaky Mate, with a strong list to starboard, end all hands at the pump., by the &dada, ropb.im, arrived in the I ivasToor. F.in Ar romiron Ponta—Saranac*. Pbeernz, Babt. Wldtenal, Carnation Queen, and John Sonebay. at Cronoutdt ; Ara those. at Mira; Johanna Ernat, and Frederica Witham:llV., at Dantaic; Johan Heinrich, at Finineminade: Brows. Vann, Ram. Stephen, Elia Meth, and Comn..Pnn, at Helvnet Jernbredar. at Bre men; Cicalae (ra), at YainiMetif ; Earl of Errol, at Nantes; IGa tea), at Santander; Lady Sate, at Pdaranbam. PAILZD rim Grarout_-I•r(hcrra Victoria, May 9, from Natal:um; Medium, from Cushavrti. Juno 19. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Ponrinorn BA; N.P.N.—Sailed: March 14. Sydney Ordtttln for Ueda°. Otammo.—Arrfred Horeb IS. Secret, from lam,lon. Cul, 22. &Mitre, tAleutfa. Ltrxessros.—ArrimO: Karat IS. Acosta, from London; Bonnd• ary,Ca/100. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atalanta (American), May 2Z lat. 1.12 It.. lon. 23.46 W., from Lon doe for Calcutta. AtlanUa (U.S. or. a.), from Liverpool for New York, Jane 16, lot. 41 N., to.. MI W. Alexandria. from Loudon for the Manritiuk April 93, W. 30.41 P., lon. 3/.30 W. • out 61days. Belle of the WA, from estrous for Lonlon, May 3, Pat 14 ft., Ion.; W. Brilliant (ship), from London for Port Philip, June 6, lat. 41.00 N., lon. IS W. Caroline, from Sydney for London, let. 77 N., Ire. 42 W. Esher; from London for thicbec, Ms! IC, lat. 43, ion. 37. (mom Arthur. from Liverpool ter Adelaide (3.4.), Juno 16, lat. 43 lon. 11 W. Mindoo, from Calcutta, March 6, tat. A 42 S., 10n.116.3 E., bound B. IPA& from Calcutta for Loch n, April 9. lat. 33 S., Lmogen (barque), from London for Algae Bay, June 16, lat. 44 N, Inn f W. John Ball (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 1 6 , I st. 42 N., 1°12.10.10W. • out 14 days. Jam. Ltnstlei, from eisgspere Br Liverpool, May 11, W. 14 S., 1°11.7 W. Jessie Moms (barque), form Crli mho for London, June 13, lat. 41.09 N., lon. 17.27 W.; out 12/ 0070. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEALL—June 2t. it Mai Northamptonshire, the wife of T. B. Beale, Epq , of a daughter. DAVIS.—Jose 20, at Tunbridge-place, New-road, the wife ct iL Dar* M.D. of • daughter. EIPIIER.—Jone 20, at Downham Rectory, Cao.hridgeshire, the 'lfs rf IM Rev. V. Fisher, of a rlaushtar. EIADDOCX.—Juss 12, et Warnogieri. Mrs. 0. Haddock, of a eon. 12AMMERSLEY.—June 22, at blantleld, Youthamptun, the wife of H. M. Hammandey, Esq., of • datql der. tiErsurc—inne 21, at Nottingham, the wi's of D. D. Hepburn. Esq.. of • am lIUNDET.—Jons 20, at West-bill, Wandsworth, the wife of T. C. Minds), Egg.. of a dauahter. ORM E.—June 21, at Ineernesadernice,llyds.ywrk, the wile of Ersall Orme, Fig., of • Kn. MARRIAGES. COCHZIII2II—SCOBLE.—Ha7 21, at Chatham, Canada Went, Coehrsee, rag of Hamilton. to itarerme Stamburn ettob . n. daughter of J. ttooblo, !eq. COOKE —RIGST.—Jime 21, at the We...1.t0n Metbodot roomette Co t Stepben.atreet, Salford, by tre Res. W. Cstereon, W. ooks, to Moo harsh Rigby, both al sal ord. WALLIS—HANSFIOLD.—Jane 21. et Se. Nark's, Kenneortor W Is.. C. Labe• Mr. P. Nall P. of Great Tow, ratreet. to amen Augusta. flauslitor of W.Moodeld. Coq., of Cerey.place, Clar• lomottiol. DE AT HS. CLARWIL—Jane SO. at the %testate. Itsslincflekl, Catabrldgeetles Elbsibeth. wife of the K... W. Clarke. macil I. FMK th—Juns se, at Canterbury, J. Et:, od, Esq., of It'lt.l.l.:sto. Dom. BOaRK —Jane 22, at Toek.plae Fortman.yraara, SI. Gore, KN.. egad M. JOH NSTON.—Jane 10, at Walion-on.Thidnes, R. Jolene/ 4-4, of Montpelier-villas, Brighton. PIACOCKL—Juse 11, • tee Morality, INIST VIM Najor.Gerra: T. Conerreke, C.T.A.. aged 01. WlL4o,l.—JnesWestbourne-tyrys. General Su J. B woe , Colonel of 11.11.'s I Ith Key. Idabillsi ebbed by wiwyn also BALA% of 30.8, linatard Iltre.t. (Xty 1•411409, Mow, at the Ofam, to 1.. ,-^ ta Prydiact at Virlwariyn—Wuysayyi,J,. ys