The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-23 00:00:00

FINE ART& A" p iyabTie; exlu 'barn Larder mom • ham arerablege of people thin is over sem la Ate MOM at any other time ; censequetly when ire elate that at the " private view" of the Marano d the Depart rat of germs and Art which took plan "yererday rent three thorned people ware promo between MOM and it. p.n., the horned in such matters win not he esterehed. Though it wee originally intended that cely the smarm of the Warm and of the pram should he stretrad, the 04010111 were so indiscrimiaandy proems is the dis- Irlheran of that cards of invitation tar the rotor were reespd with a mob of people erepond of were. geodes of society, bar dare and d.th to that err bearing the anesplainabie demseeration of "bobtail." The newly gored lhesegreiroad rerobled the law eerie d the Bereagorwk as a Beerier flee day, swab was the mar and misty of the Taira those arembled. The villors, rod respered and colerly as a sinner albe do. el Inn& people arirly dirge he, wade their way aridly threesk the varier tory germ la crane worler at the giro INNS, brim, and prereatlene ed vector Ueda, got *pew by the tam et Dr. lepon Plq4dr (maw whom wavy the Dire and Drier of Yeacheree and a oder perry wade aoreinktre wkt the spares of his pager ilegneterm), shads, el the Odom wradertag at the models and Elegnson gralred In the Petento-lbesem, and boring olth Inerieen the dad rei-cosiod &wars, "bp lorto ae at the old Itahibilles et IL, set ea etradante and astedira Mr. Cele wee dip-bus; Weed, the pine roar be eakinally grentel ltir the Witty, err gy, sad with Trek the heeds et the wrest depertirre bore area or the rem of the Comlttes of Connell er Dlnsetra. TM Gary st &Mb Air le se aria le esesphisee or dr dorm et Dlr. Illriparir Idea lyrethe heir dr et dr aelleedir L7ts sealer d 214 a rides% W • arldrab tuba d shriek derriese, sod ra re, arras the ram d brie grads; brit to re Ihe fads Werke that II ihsehl be bre evert et Mee ble weer It le era lir elks me* se the Wary side* Of berg red Ike nerere sad rieredea hi the alai err Mired la carer vlth the Deprbseet et Wises sod AEC this err elder seerel, r Is rat era Se the prod pelik, r r as air is ser Mat via the ha& err st dr herr sod Ordeal Weeder The phrase Irwin the eslatie• rep err • pert d shad ft pin. end le se seepersi by ry oder as exereilbat its diet eirrereehdee et Drib srt se be es they er is drivel Is were it catior porerder. Ti. are tes• rig whirls Mil r drew pest paha belay am serse, see vereserd her thee* Istredis in reeshis sod redo he are et Olen robe be sem smog Si. dray; bills der reed we Illrlsodese st weird Iser.spirdhe et or arm* nth era the maw der arise ereery; erg re • dr it roe arse r o pi* lbe in& dot peter dories Os ervesellty d to rseeph dorm be hippo Irelerler two the bore wire Ihes beat airkeel Ti. wake bluer Ariel. ear Nes Is earderil is redo is dr, drestre. W err Is Ms meal to See rem at the brattl etre airy perry Is tar mid Yoder which naakise r Iwo the ddiredies st lams Ilk he she is Ger bore heirg—ser rediarly relserl ebereredes. ilta ..Maths k..rdrd la low avow.: *s toe Imre MI hot by SO hot, the two mooffor 34 hot by MI ;23 hot Wt. Lw allmlawl armslt sa swam $ hot Milo Gun tho roof, glrof azionolly with dor ere • mood emir of Wag *sof Wow. Or loseppliod • 112 InT lbs him 64* the wvalha roam Apr- Gar far sinking of froolt air, 46 awn ; mope if !Wok 46 owe hot w melt room Timo IvYiles Ira roosiod kom de data, d Capra% WWI % S.S. At wir foot delellilles in* Goo rows*, No ot mat *melt eI Go big Got we 'oft smog* ail scquolatrace• Say nod !wk *A no* progorty rorologood • ammo d Go Mil get ttko mokeort as the too" on Oro flo w er prodoselsoo et law* lasistra, Moirady, almt,Wfikle, Cram Cormisli• Wastar, itodestro, _ _ OD 11/4 barini w r throoktba memof trorpror's berla fa ea priiiih• roars. awipks of lorlmat an mg arrowor Hin we fir .` TM tera Nth" Ili flout Others weer paretheed by Ik. thespinths; the "Departure d the Highland Dewar," wantkotally smarm. hi foe detail and Issapreg, but sammerlat lacking in Wand, when the sine et the was isomoidaveL " The Shadow end the Subetanca," • deg maim a bridge with a piece et 'mast in his mouth,' and weal distorted at the reflection in the water. The dog b eastrabla, tat the meat is nanatundly red and glaring la taw. Here, leg is a comic gamy on mans, the anivereafly berm " Jack in Othee "—the picture in which, whops, Larlaw Int enstrired to throw that eabsonthery theme expression into his animals' fame, and the aiming and execution of which are most carefully instated and in most perfect harmony. "Suspense," repre senting a hound, with amnions, wistful fare watching at a dead dam ter the return of hie muter. A draggled broken pima lies an the mend, a pile of .mined gauntlets on the hells, slowing that some fearful conflict is going on, and the fallblW dog swath the Issue. " The old Shepherd's Oltf Plogyare le perhaps the most touching picture of the thibelion the gloomy low room, in the Highland ebieling, Imo kW& cab, covered with a blanket, and the well ed= ph d, span which one sprig of loather has been laid, std Ile web asp sorrow of the shepherd's dog, deprived of ft 'sly 6iand , and perfectly copecks. of his deprivation, nee se bestitifli la conception an they are admirable in thewthan. MUSIC. MR. HENRY FORBES'S "RUTH." A mew eraterio under the above title was per lewd at the Eserew-etworeweews Isat ems. The camped, is s strides et tretbitemen islet, bet this, we behove, is the led work el say sole that be hr brought before the path& The soloed, thoegh Odom from the Bible is saved, at • bad thee es be embed sided. The Lbretto is sa itionatbe tree We ogrosably pet weedier; and the nettles's bee Mated It la allele tad senhe mamas. Except tee; ans chanteed • awaked tinatter, la 'tabula that Wisps g• Ur styled aural comapoadia. We dank an no innarella et rairraa sr seraine, wadi ban bees mon appiable g• It am that of ashern. We Wiled What le pia sjaipang ea main of A. week ei thl• bid ea a tint bra apmally alma, se a tan s the perinrece l agenntly lapwing. It an ening tba at pas. bad lama aim via b peralloa. The arsbate• ceaseasi ear Int-aree peeheena la Ins diehinip bed se • aben. W• sever Mai ea/OR playa( Open lie bead af • abet Neale; le ting On teal plan awe mead by anempalleente abbe weer seneime ea giegiett clarinet. The elms, In, wie mark, wok, awl yet rany—arbain sad deo bare &lips by sr mem lateenietatt. The pond* aim wen evallen—liedeate Cars Moved, Ml. Derry, Mr. Drarsia, Kr. WE. eel lealw—ead they elated thomakat snet aanlalN ark. trake Ors eirearranw w• irk ay tar err of Or eke era r •• babe mbar ea sar••••• ; fetdedmelrl imamtall Nava idea pea* la oar Oren by pal pailasmila Tiara we • awaseeso am& 111111111. ma Os writ Ird • ihrowlie forpeir ; but to obtain subsimidel mum It nut be sassalsi la • very ditkrat •••••er. ROYAL ACUMIT Of 11114IC OILAND FANCY Dania Ram —llis Earl of Westmorland, the fomsder et • radwasy, saypeend by all the Nothmraishod dinettes NA inendan of the committee of this royal Intitatioa, sad Ihe min samtioas of the Lobos parmseases, secure to it ▪ nateint amonsa DRAMA. Tim Tao= Thum—Ho. Majesty Ms sow mimed • Miele popymmairis ot Mr. Wilkie CAW' ism The SIMS Diffp, 01111 M on estuir, wok at gra Garry et DlNO@lea, tlk. teiresion bN.m rerioloal kl tbr artist ono of renirer hair rd praissisa rile *poi la KA Timbre& mbar. ilinrceses TMISTas.—Mr. sad Mrs. Kean keit Pals boat UM stli. lb Meow via la innisaal with pus *Nam as Membq t. - Avis's] Tmuna--Mr. and Mrs. Harney IMINNuo irl MOO ooktoood to this thestro for • lualtad iggeommt. Na aitoteho moo prodred as the works. air Robert Carmen. Physicien in Ordinary t o th e Leg at Ye limi at Lebo tee Ewe ws, saw • was no dommarel Wes at Thew ft. a t i =ll. gni MI flied lis Me rm. to dud ▪ c of "bob reambled Rid din Ow vire tke llea et lb raft ab et dr pie roe 'Mod likes err wire pet pear ab the noble erl brie vibe bee% • Metered I pi& esee sad rev bre orb ilkaithoo. Mr Oa vldt dr di the tam ad err bpa. are Mon be mita It Min ter Wide. A tbie poseet p bre et twain i pin, Se diet &OWL plea ot emu tbseplia W Mr aellesel arm se Oh IN meek de ass bee Nes r. Wad Iv to Uri at et lame rand The Mbeb bleb Mai tb stir • 112 I Mara be der, teserd I ate. of dr Ilitto. edib am Ore Mt, 1 OD will Verb Leseou T.. I Kr. d Drover, dreg •ale MI ma bead debar. beam Tram brow esberh desetto astir' demi plane Idole, dr tal WWI Mere rem I edi Mt se, 11111 OS mond A termed cameo reline Won Bib* Lbreto and th Excep Is nod We tL Lave 11 w. Ira reek e tribe Mr • adds ben I 1,011. ell SIN ▪ r brave are Mr. L sok. alba ter Ord OM. 1.11111 IMO RC Mime r eid ■ Me et Se p Ti marl ere tit I" d p ash A THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1857. EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE. Yesterday a haberes of tho figoodsof tha Eder the of the Warr awe was lidd at Wilk'. Shwa r• Mad by Pro Mee, fan *s priers of berg loft orderiem dr err das err tirldoes Wed at ea wady 11.16 Ire or ebe reat_lbel her g i len i tt le =p l4 :l% Nia trboz i W h ig lithor . Orr, aseriththethetheelee, ter lass; res. lILP 111 r. Osepor. thriela el a n, Ualeassil d ltp. Rade fillaidereed= anneib u =v. Meseloy, /fa IWO Orr k a The fee dr versershis he the purls prier of Ir=poodble err a se the ess port wese pier eirkddy set dere Who He. lbaeris, la tairredag the spehe as hire :—Oiadera. we bine ad hey is the weed ere of sirellse—oll sat ad obseade• The whish are so Ws dr re rid sal latellestri the abbe brioadia, awl Iran Os Bathed wear le willebobbli seq . :we era, eri her i =boi aa =l • rare Wier ir most Grosen, nodes le ahro to it Myra* ar see jeuvre hes tory ere bar wiree, if erit errs* wait seer, of lb resty be gies r e v t o rift h fare tre we Ibil hot ear terror yr hide we nal peer see. hod Warhol a err if sheath's bend mph the par wrier pot of prelligis whir zost the ere of their Ar i a W tei it • rola wry r orpte et In lsore the riga we r sir well wry sit dr peer stor B we of tie Ger whin lees ortelreal that err ser the orir h e of the rotary tae as earry tellorie whim hen iset ma yor, thit as di pnet Writ oar kalif Orr he the poor ptyalin. him lar neer theft fie poo s is4 ki r i nad Woks hilai nor orbees. We salsas le miler amd rove thee teregyaistel sour tors madam Unreel. lilliesher b. : 446 ll S sat " Le:: eel .ilea, rib Ade thwere, door es it wore by enerdort her berg te arty two sr • MN whir of see* sod tho p e m oriet of lonseshbe sir brig igg=d • of aset b does Mire riga of air add ast tmthe rebid eye et • priods= bat how be So err Si iseifyieg the ow were ser sat c . i7rositse of err Writ treadSze ths gab =• brat split, nod Inc phibetbespy se adorly fleingehr ewe onnotrynor Mboo of Mee* skewer. le his weber by the pew el do dids la err wee ft thole beer es %lir are net peer* Moor *sin la arm Tree warm oldest hes lama sisderdser her dr bra or pre* idea air gab. pork ins re seer& the old greerat ; •••• the dor te rick they ame hre dear k ha be I tat el en hire thastater y the lreellos Ise tho at re; shin asen bee hirthesto • Or sperm= easers et the gingb direhos, d sa berree elk otherwino or it. bra, rib, lam shaserd a plea et ecoipelaery semestie. Ira soffirenoser, sad ethers is wirer err is its rat 1.. While One hew losa sone al polder WOW d illromes, theme la ths roller holl re sot bea hr sweet peer We led on dr or bad the or Wee verb d sollgises Isabaollea lavaeole4, aid he far rearbel se as bar brest - right to whhilt seek realm el leelit7 hos a rift Bpd watch net to borer to btu he errs te re with it he bodeadeo prosior doges to reit be as Br seed; what we erns. he roe had the Sorer reetel hen no sireles en its meth whir der eat net ea or gbr brother, sod Nat edires Orb is Or earl to ha riled nal tropsehrith, weea is he ire be the eked preir • gird agesert. hatissies, 11 these dreseees roe to her bat . lee why, I Wed sat hare boon ebb to ess le year retie to sobs dr chi, no I shier her iiht it b orer with the pram vii I sway, sod with the dry width 1 owe so the Cron ini the err at Ire (dr, her) len Wei her Woo no who law takes • ribs pert be these Iseporeat dieriess, sad lor to ter i then upon • serel gr zwei—her h rot dr is • seer wh it ar r thole tart wed *Mr sd gnarl be hem the= sheeld lowerrsi to pars wee thin the the puree of rs telpher b the rem obeyer (Cher) I ( inhered hot the grist hart sr eh so he sense we hers el so swab et her by the sr free ender et yeer an =74 • sierase. Toe wry wir be per, et the rare Uhselme aired yar babg eoresel and to he rat sinse he eft le, dErr the erase et rah. both vs sed Frith has hen. aturybd 14 inn. In 1101 thee we. In Weal or radio 1.1176 ; of peke re sank 481; rail* • tow' if 1161 re ror d the err there were be and Walse—ot perm sheds. 16,619 ; of lore 30,024; rizAdd of giving instmodeolo . 2 1,144.1hil of whoa 1,492,962 behog le pore err, sad to tba peer . n. sr of rose to leder horst by Matistem Weds , wideit saw that is LSO the inapeellea of day aribeiers to the pariahs v.l is 17 ; bi Ifa 1t; eel ha 1831, 1 ta S. (Bear, beer.) These ore pre .salin e Aber I her they may ory be waited as beiresente of whet her iot to be Are. hirstniset boor yourbstres the het, their dr Yo width beiberit selegethe3he the gee beta fir obtained for the ere et the people orb is May red to them, Awl* ire been belt perry herr sad upon the when se Lau appihd as to rosier its use ere winds y Mee re.) We ere ical tht the tellel prior in b leed rag Weir of err bars the of 3 16 berg Ortlir styearl who'd at el whist 2,061, 1 / 6 Beard bernetioa reser. At the raw ewe la &nabob et the Brain with miaow to the dr alert tor their Wool hrs. Wriest taper wt. of he Its been at Wool bee the. re par 13 per cent. be 1 yaw, 16 parasol. 2 years, 9 per rest. 3 years, 5 per or. 4 yearear . en i t a lres. Therefore, out of the two wills. of ea, more than 1 I million remain cry two yer at red lire it to you Opole* what the rib of awl ea rear es be. 1 find further that of time two istMere el .hind.. attending school only about ChM ors above the ego of nine. Gentkthen, thew are err bets, whirl yore it evident that no extension of the mom of ideation will be of an. avail unlem this ern, which lies at the root of the whale ques tion, be removed, sad that It is high time that wemintry about bamese thoroughly awake to its Wham or roper to meet it energetkally, To imps= this pm be pair& hod to the object of our arum Pablo irks Is the powerfal lever writ in hoe days are • people be pawl and for evil, and to pr at Woke we nee three spar if ere would edam Gay to end herr nor Tea, %will drily sr to the rise whilsh bees eendeed le the Bar err if yea wilt pore pare by raw is. =Jr this sr of Ildwas, or by la your the re of I, weal Who resselho eYi may ha ere her rash This wlll he se nor, be ern If your hires 'her ar tor is dr at ley tra mate pushed *wawa will have repos& goad rift fir Ikea U the la h ere se in enet Ash rh..1.11= produce* the . vil will be more eery reeled the le needy sod yet • jet 231b0n of re tar Er ever to the first and or 0.0, he Nit booweey of the latter. Too perry tree the ere& her social condition, perhaps so • dated beneath nil hum* indidereso es the abler smelted the towero greilly; but the root of w or irk I snippet. also be hod to attend into that bit e wYe the political aciamendet exercises his aniefty—l neee the lsbour arteth—demil and supply. Tear, beam) To dissipate that isaerunek and more hem Um* leTharry. mri be &Mt; bet, with the united and consent efGirts of afi who are the Men& of the working classes it ought, after ah, to be only a question of time. What measures eon he been& to tear urn the other root of the evil he • more de lls*. question, nod will require the nicest rare in handling, be Nee vo n cut into the very quiet of the working mein'e condition. Ilia children ore not only his offspring, le be reseed Gar • future independent position, but they mmethate part of hi. productive power, and wink with Wm fur the Sad of life. The dm: Otters especially are sow bendssids of the home • the ansistnnts of the mother, M warms of the younger children, the aged, and the sick. To deprive the labouring family of their help would be Ansi to paralyee Its ol.misslk ethics's*. (Hoar, hear.) On the ether bond, rerefully colleeted statiiities reveal to no the Mgt, that while almost M 0,1910 children between the aces of New sod Shen an sheen from school, but known to be ampler, so leis this 2,900,030 ere not at school, whom err err to rend hey ascertained employment or roe brier rem Tee eh have to work, then, upon Or tirade sod bee of Ile peumas, to pine before them Ow bewails abbiet wirok4 i lriet apes those who see roar he Nam tam by there the light dbig how their enovielks that h Ni t. W aid theweolops for tort .tree'sshorts. • mil at be MOP the that enly ask neost weld duty, bet aloe their WOW _teletlege. trim hey wok en_ yea vane work, or war will be win ; be re will ea I iol inns ts their mwereellea I si f s Eengiall lbow et Cob bible_ Owl oar Corr . beer.) Oar Ititeweely Par lo lowollwo bee so nab lb enwrap tbot Wolf be bow, soll la ha rim hes hot hle roe to w hie re, he ell efdasea allwartgtelltba wad la rig aml lawdaybe whisk pay Mil bale 96.1 , 11 Z rah rob rine seem merrag te his they find th at hoppers. whidt be las Ow LiCkrers.) lbw airea to Wm bee die well with berm trite them he edam Mailing, wAlmOrs So Imp Illw mbo boo mil Nat lbws iamb to blow ea web to haw awl Way but gaistlei 'Mk the teem et wtHatensberies, Wks moo l ed re for hr "alb. He ma beedetp bribe, oblate that ramvile to Abe( b btu mob to acow betedbat la oleo Wes ebb Wm limeopb Hot ho as alio bow Oslo bulbs sold.. awe. No wit b▪ re at the Ire nerde.. hothlt bort" aid a= bab lie Oad. wbau be Oa as eer i e Wait tiz a r e as ta re v ratta Ado Ot t. tro b s a = b lib dab to bloobeito lbo viand arboreta% =P a rer& r.. 1 ". . 7b.. et , le tbe Valk Os =who within nth eld non sheen boilibly Roe be Moab dans lob They'll *it eon from then ws nag hind, ind be Ato My A bier the lanes el/ then who nekkjill os ) on isyol high ales set dews tret The Bre. B'. O. lea nigis ei the Nation Society, this net a ma s k st lea ensue ,--" The nub* oT the weals, einem IMP on *wind boo • veey sr* ego, Int dry AM ilia to be lifts away st so oar* so ego se la a greet Mare to &Int the wren for whin the school is eatelffeheL This Is manor* alleged ast te be dos it the dims el Meer, b r d the dabs& war we nay se* le easel only s midi portion see et wet. It le gnaw mild that the enl Is wet kre mlin at Wei by the ingeonneols k ides* sad Ss bast tltry new said. The werldog all le nem, bet so the ones* sot WWII, maim tor sae ribbon (or ell Ash lbw OM moseserr) woi y be=iliz e sesear, aid U=re e tis 8"7 bba the ewe Ind by the him= effsbarred ate spa WWI be et Ihe ehlibes arm I* gibe* whilaint ben alb offs% nil dot ether an briM i os hen tsted le i ihe mime bt Iffe eniessn Ism boo ell=fle Is be wok al Firer Ile blek the smile, IiMPO 111 Ibb nIW ementsned, sed nem ellhempollnis tellibleos lon tried lo wine beillibe be semobleff It mowed. It it on, Itsweeitt tholled bedew 'digs wide% Ole conlwere ea be Zr ui. ispetbw the dined* IA be rein. It bebop. le nets wrier wear * hit** see • AP conha Ass is lidsc it le s esosiedes,- le poi belend deo* wed ffelbeffsbe al el it, twain nib sob onions bonen es Is able le gbh • sal On to lon le the poi& wit to Wee op. or so tit. egromek sod liseff to bow die esodiselow ail week t out the *sob The onnffise haw and min the anvietios that V the renewl d dillikos ben wheel at se rely is as le Rohr be Yaw et the etheohoseler fob Ins he eetdrisl the widen good nese et the peep* et =MI la gene way bad be this soft s randy. la OW is tie e n dow ea egionseity Orr reesivissi el be annensetiste iris is it irldimeonbor is be isubw‘i abed pedal elleierl lle •.. abeam — Web with seleselem, Ilea I died* *die leao Sea The ee nod beim Ma modes en me& SW in espies et mlidi kw tem &Winded la leen. The mikes mai el 111 Aka Irmiere. The aseamee yin meemelie di mut ee.ll. at 11 tide* gem seeslolim ie peprel. ▪ Ow wear be fowl preellselie, nlt eseloleis Ile amdkee lime NOM ea amp Wald pegedilme eduleell le ilia • eikelhed lie ewe MAY &dr emeladeer IN *zeal Se tree lues I le wasemr, bs d 1 .?.?.. 11 . 1 4 1 11 = 1 . 81 .: 91. 01 . 11 . 0 at !h. meirthee hod WWI& geed Welled whim la waning lb agemthaele h isert 1111 beelevek be hied book zie the yid of _yaw la veldth he bedlam named in est" be that they bed pad mew te be Whiled WI what thay hal bin We le Wet Yield r, thrill the lailabled 11,18 tiLlottalts Dell, dish .. . haewsl IM Swat isamsed. list. sal Or. Illadmig, the hmiallued the Male amd P.. &beg eta* To the emended the Mew el Mr JehaiMiewerth Ned the el push from the Ithimilmei Ommliese el ea Coma em pasts summered es the *Wes if Ms the report ef Ss lidamthmel Oemsdiese of % the et Oremithe biles Ye Weer= la the wuriaof llsel Ow emd LW Alibmg, loth width l et a vole el about NAM That wee the bet Ws Is the mast awe of athewthm. It .mewed la WA and sow the swami vole w men Om bahlwwillies. Melinda* this treed tbe regress dedesathe lbw* it= of the abed' is.esematies Whew madmimf T I gem;eelsterethg_ IO dm' it regal all them Is emd la thy el Omilds th ey by a Ws rogehleg the ammleime of semegmerai to be email. Wei of weableg leek the beadle of etherdica were aimed to the childma of that deen The NISI Ozroan mid he believed Is wee sew ad- Weed that wend Oft leo itr is goyim that the Of- SWF Iletw re mama 140 we set ele math is ashsg Wade he the When Ns abillies hr the iamb. It wee at se wee %Impels wpm the people the Waage of the Mos whisk flow Yid eat be th la th e Wrath& et their thiMms, WWI they mew theimilves WWI midair I. what they bed Is We, Ind the due of the they WSW. If the welt et Walt awilwaeme amid mbe heeled wader Oars Weigle might, to meow at mese& these Othreaess web meld be der to promote the owa mma elgeet they bal be view. It bed originally bma M arled *it his amel bighwa Wald penile over their Seel wheel they dimumell the asselethas le be dears to pipers le be bid b Own; bet It wee emlibet, es ltd Odom them by Me wal leigtesees thet Own we metpewee why it was kW he AMA deli hem big whilst they dimmed the m e ted ` al WWI they wired. Tho Watt they bed is Maw we le derbe the bust melled of OW' othaMes be the What ef their b e bream. He tweed that the Wig of Ood wen be veuebeehd to their awleseeme, Mies some that bh Wig would set prove AWN& The Rev. Cow lIONILIT, a haven hag Ism twomeled with the ailamelemml isevemmet, _wed beer temehmay that ▪ Lege *Wm al Whet was sowthed fewer& geed • mealmeal. ad eeelles bed Weft bees sad what halleithdese wee thet With bees brit deer II eel aseessmy 122 mis Shedd be evesiell—it was seamy Ow emmelest sod weld lestreeled ' etwiese ehealli be memed—it wee mesemery Ilmt their ' Whale emdeagthemenee amid be ledell—it wee ' that they Weld be pintail wille►athieste W= O d le their fathom SWIM be homed ha dy n opeterra the bad him dew; sal Wet th ey now I to de yr *Yore epos the peer the take GI the hattruo ; dos big And Wm. Ills Hlglmees Prlece ALOEOT Ws homely do ! Wed the open, end the mating hobs up. !Lab Intdlisaut. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS.—less 22. Mane ►t Nisi Prime in Lidd!..x.—DcWro Mr. Jastioo Ctowdsr and • Itinanal ltu7.) ARMITAOE V. MACIDOMALD.-CMIK. 00X. (Coaclutlei from yestaday's Dr. John Clark—l em a physiasts fn Hesdfoni-street, Ma!!-fair. In Man, itintl, I attended Mrs. )(Donald in her errd at y2, - Little Stanhope-street. She was delivered eta N. The lady was about twenty-five or twenty-sin, and a geed-hooking woma. ydia Parkias—l live at No. 1, Thanet-place, Temple bar, and formerly lived at 12, Little Stanhope-street, May fair as nurse to Mrs. M'Donald. She had a child at that time ; it was in June, 1846. I saw " Mrs. )(Donald " in the presence of Mr. Shaw hi May laid. Mr. Shaw re-called—l pointed out Mrs. Armitage to witness. Witness continued—That was Mrs. )(Donald. Colonel )(Donald came to Little Stanhope-mreet. lie came at test sag remained till twelve at night. She beard slmeek, and hal ras to go down end opm the door. Mei. )(Donald was is Md. Camel M'Donak raid he could And his way up ; be bad been there before. Ho and she wets alma in the haimora ix two hours. The child was asleep in the mine room. Colonel ll'Doneld said, " How do you do, Annie'" mad she said, "I am glad you have come, my dear." I we waist In Mrs. Armitage's service in September, 1&56. Mrs. Armitage was living at Mrs. in Albert-terrace, llralibtalsridFe. Colonel M'Donald celled on a Sunday, about wren in the evening. It we in October. They were la the sitting-room alone. Mrs. Armitage had a child in • sreaa, and ahe said I waste remain down stairs until ohs and then go mud take the child sway. I did so. Mrs. AraYtagc cried ailcr ho left, and said she, would not care if ha bad only love for the child. Croneramiued—There were "ladies" living in the house in Stanhope-etrcet. Ido not know that they were "gay ladies." Gentlemen lodged in the house in Albert-tensee. Thomas Hateman-1 have been in the army, and Colonel 111• Donald was sty colonel. I pointed him out to the last wilneaa a fine breams men. - Lydia iirid;e—That wee the gentlemen I referred to. Mn. Amalie is • hembetam wawa Gmegkemes Pige—l dyed with my sister, Mn. Wills, at the hems Albert-terrace. Hrs. lellonild lived there in =her lei& Colonel ''Dodd celled there. Nem eses mode to receive him. Wm. M'Honalil had de seedbed the person &be expected. I went out in the at end lest him inquiring hie way. From the descriplicro d , knew him, sod directed him the right way. He said," How did you know I wee looking out IN 16, Albert-terrace r I said, " Because a lady whole living In our house expected a Crato ease." I afterwards rejoined my friend., end e n return for smite time. Mn. 111•Ihninkl then held a religiras book in her kand, surd she was crying. Bateman has subsequently pointed oat the gentleman as Colonel M'Dmeald. — Mr. George Jell —I ass eightem et birdie, deaths, and :0•ITI•6116 to ths &MA erlfarisie. I rame the register. I eta prone vim • bay her am in this book, "Am& bli•Damid." Mr. Iligisant Byke tesismi *glob* of baptism in etriksie. He admitted that H Ma. Aemitage had simply mitered that the child was Calssal liiThmeirf et it would not avidence ; but this was uiehile desemat, and he sub nitied that It ought te be t Mr. Berjeant Shoe commie& that it wee not evidence against the defendant, for then was no statement that he was present, or that It wee made by his authority, or that he law anything about it. Mr. Justice Crowder thought it was not evidence, and as I• b beWg a public document, that did not make it evidence `la the d efe ndant with a statement made by somebody elm la Ms eletsee. Or et the Jurymen wished the document to be handed to ibejmy, sitlam& It might not perhaps be strictly evidence. I His Lardidp,Uvrever, of course mimed to accede to that M PN eres the plaintiff's caw, and no evidence wee produced he the dehodwit. Mr. earjewit Bytes emeequently trammed up the phdetiff's ewe, and submitted *et thee was a caw for subetantial, *mirk be admitted, not for large damages. Bleismt Shea addressed the jury for the debsdant. =the dint word to the tart of his speech his learned with all his experience in courts or notice, mimed to lamer wader great apprehenaion that even if be should get •wwilkt et all it would moot probelely be for content rit e es le lied called theta, ignominious damages. Thejuryh ad uu net bed so mach eaperiPnce ut caws of this kind aa his banned friend, but they knew very well that there never wee •am brought int, court in which the hueleand had not the Meese that be wanted a divorce, as the pLointiff did in this UM. His teemed friend had endeavoured to permade them Vet ate case wa• one of great aggravation But what were the hew, about which them woo no dispute? This young wawa was married in October, 1017 with little or no expe riment. The gentlemen, who had been in India, bad bad ex. primes of the world, and he took brr front her school before ▪ huh hod any opportunity of winning her effeetions, and they went up to Inverness, were merited, and west away. Her eircumatancee were melt as left her no choice but obe- Mem*. Her mother had been unfortunate, and had taken atonal inn to enable her to maintain her family, and Mr. Armitage when he came • from India with • "modwste corn c:clii;hwhieh he understood to mean that he mold low as a gentleman without any further prefeoinneel esartiase Ist& a Mary to thin child of 14 or 16 ; he told her maillng Is sae detenioned to have her; be rent her to wheal, ••111•111insled that 16 or 17 no, a peeper age for her to merry. 'flay wore married, but her childhood revolted at hie 41100.11‘ sad the refusal ever afterwards to readmit to the*. Me led two Pieter+. but neither of then, were called, though they could have told the reel history of this dimetrowe mar doge. After the plaintiff and the mother had forced her to he altar, to whom did he intreduce her, and whet eintuoment did he provide for her, CO Or to remove m ai i;puguance the might heir to him? They knew of the history of this unfortunate couple best May, 11418. until Augnat 1819, and then Me was not • to Fort Auguetne, Medulla e, dreariest place in the whole world, and there the reneeirwd until October, 1810, when sibs "rent to Birmingham to meet her husband. and they had ▪on hie learned friend', normrance that from first to last she esfased the admen-eve of her hanb and. The next they breed ▪ her wee that in March, 1851, she was wen at Drury-lane Tbsetre by her husband with a gentleman with sandy Aides% awl it waa admitted that that was net Colonel Nobody could doubt that in March, 1851, Mrs. Arm• itage was upon the town, living an a prootitate or m a bpi women. If they should he of opinion that Colonel 1111•Dosaid bad committed adultery with Mt a. Armitage, they I mend see that his condurt was soda es wax eapable of se much SWIM a. tuck an witcoulel be. ?dne.Arneitwor, it Warr ndjable, was then living es a courteran, end tare was nothing to chow that Colonel M 'Dnald knew when he became ac quainted with her that rho wee married . Hie learned friend I had weld tient it woe the plaintilfg intention to apply to the House of Undo for a divorce, but he knew very well that in Ruch a caw ere thia the hems wombd be little inflect:red by the amount of the &etagere rerovered. By his learned Mend's judieireua selection of letters tunny of the facts of the case were kept timue the jury, but oil those facts meat come nut before the 11011•• of Lords. The plaintiff wag only juati fled in coining here in order that be might Imo further, and Ind no right to ark for any but Dominal elaneagea, Mr. Justice Crowder maid he should titer no opinion at all upon the expediency of allowing aetionei of this kind to ho brought, but would remind them that their only duty was to conaider what amount of damage, the plaintiff had sustained by the lose of bin wife. The jury, without retiring, found te verdict for the plaintiff —damages 1081. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.--JuNE 22. The bankrupt, a otationer and couess.ion agent, of High street, Southwark, applied for his certificate. The unsecured debts were 1,9001.; assets rigor largo in prop /lion, upwards of 9000 baring been rtstived by the oficisl assignee. His lionour, kerning that the books had been tolerably well kept, granted en immediate certificate of the mounds clams. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, itINE 22.—APPOINTMENTS.—Rear- Admiral alba Bed Sir E. C. Stroh?), K.C.8., K.C.H. (1862), has been appointed to have the vacant good marring pm. Hata C. - 11. Clupenter (1854), to the Ranks, 81), maw steam ship, tar nowt gam' wryly*. PORTSMOUTH Jos' 22. The Intrepid, 6, @mew despatch boat, Commando Wood, arrived at Spithood to-day, from the Woe ladles. MALTA, Jess IT. Th fleet under Lord Lyons has been received with greet kiwis/el try the Bey of Tunis, who has taken every possi ble mums to pay respect to the Admiral. The fleet was to mut Tunis for Cagliari on the 11th, to which port ber Majesty's ship Vigibuit conveyed the mails brought from England on the 15th. Her Majesty's ship Caradoc remains In port, it is understood, fur the purpose u( conveying Mr William Reid to Mons Wes, should he need her nervier". SPORTING. TATTERSALUS—MoNDAy. Very few bsedl;reral;alquitte.l;;;; for Newcastle, tarp mejmity et turetee reseriing themselves for thu three gathre la Hampshire. The Room was, therefore, nume rously attended, and • good show of bushiest Ina presented. The actual tresinetlesa, however ' were Bathed, but there was auMetent " talking" to mite both cariosity and ellen *km. The advance of Mongrel to sto 1 for the Noethumber land Plate moduced no prejudicial With on 81theithher, who was backed freely at sto 4 and 6to 6. Vandal was the only other =that in demand for this event. 3 to 1 was offered on the held fur the Bt. Levi., 10 to 1 to 1251. wee tthen about Arousal, 20 to 1 to 501. about Adams., end SO to Ito 1001. about Athlete. 640 to 400 was laid against Ignoramus and Blink Bonny ooupled, and 100 even on Ignoram us , Blink Bonny, and A , " mixed." The ether quotations do not require comment. Closing prices. HOITHUMNICILAND PLATS. Ike ease Lord ItUelaro Nahseller 141 I le 1 Mr. Jackie.. Mewed 11i to 1 0. tarter U Is r Ldvre I ha) 10 to C. Ihlonet'a Vasadd iti II to 1 Capt Ale ekka LI Hakim IU W 1.1 I 1 1101su0sbra. mares Mlis met we Itoweases the IL GOODWOOD /TAMIL HO le leek Mr. Ileeerte Maim (1) 10 to 1 Mr. Greeted Deettllll W to I Mr C. Gerrbeteet• ele•Groblie DJ 111 to 1 DOA. Plearielis Den. it) GuODWOOD COI. be 1 Kee Mr. Mew 11 le 1 Lord larri.t'a leitrau 111 le 1 Prpr eel Femme raped ID ill Deem ea Arena/. Gamow dl Tay, Heeled. Acne, and Dd. emirs 41 R. 1.6061 L Is 1 ant Lord 1111.. • Immmemo ldl lls 1 Mr. W. l'Atoun.. ssMk Ib.uf 10i) 61 Howard. Amami it) W 1 Mr. Manias Adam. 10 M 0 Lori Dabp's £5110.014 •:0 43 1 Apt Lori &team, t WOO 100 to 41 Mr. Hen. Cat roSoualedua - •• • • - - - The following aodoe was rated in the room " June 22, 1857. " If • derlered defaulter does not sandy the claims of tds creditors within twelve wombs, be shall not be entitled to melee ray debts which way be den to him on the new for whirls he Ina la drink. "NW if his Mee we pid within the prescribed time, to., awe per, the committee wIl support his just claims to n aive psymant front Ids debtors. (Wiped) " BINOLTH. H. J. Hon,. 0. 'booms. H. —WTH VI. 0. EMIL C. 00EVILL1." E6ICIZT.—TH6 UNITED ALL ENGLAND V. Six- Tux or rws UNivisnorrr or Cmassiooc—This motels Vas oosionweed at Loren yagerdny, sad the following will thew du mallet tho rat doer ping:—Cwenbridgo, grit Imietlq ss 128; United, OM Woo (low I'kt:do Mud- HOLLOWAT'S PILLS rAmors = 1112 . _....ikajg. 11110. &We-. t zr .....1 . 11=t1 AMY im sir IF•01 . 04 • re7.I I 7aMONIZ lig LtnTrn 1. irTitrn: The arguments in thi. CA" which related to the infritum ment of .t patent fur vombing wool, were commence to-der, but had not eoneludrd when the court rose. The arguments will be resumed on the let ult. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL.—JUNE 22. (Crew-at : Lord Chief Juetice Cockburn, end Juidicee Erie, Willieme, Crompton, and Willem. TILE Qtr.LN r. OttAr.—JCIK.3IENT. The qutstion in thie ease, whi, h hail lawn rewired nt the Mal. which took plree before ktr. Justiee Erie, was whether the prisoner who had expo-el het child, alien:by Inflamma tion of the lunge had supervened, we, liable to be convicted under the Notate. The Lord Chief Justice delivered judgment, a e said that the court were of opinion that the cont-idiots could not he eastained, for looking at the other olLaseee provided for by the statute, it did not seem that this caw calm within it. Conviction quashed. TIC? larzEn O. ANTIT. The court held that the centietiun in this case comet. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JuNE 22. (Edam Mr. Commitshoner Goo!bourn.) IN IF. OI'ISTINIANI.—Tit tiorit 111:11TUR StIfIIONS, Mr. Ten Sandau altplicd fur on culorgemetit of the time in We cam, which was heard 11 few days ui e, and in which the defendant was ordered to enter into the usual bona. Tho object of the application Wan to allow of an appeal from Ilia honour's doriolon to the Lords Justices. On the ioniser 00,114011 FTeSt injustice had been done the defendant, who LW a foreigner, ineaptble of expressing Itinatelf properly in English. His Bonner declined to re.open the di5,11114,011. Mr. Van &mail said the dcrifidone wee lewd]to deposit IloeEtt, MOS tt tY.—lt is reported that a large the sum at irw in court, to abide the decision or the Loads steamer, the Durban, of London, for Sheen Leone, went on Jueil ee ". A fatteror n ' reh " ° " l " l43 . ‘ o ,° oo ' ^ ",„ lnerdulni „_. shore at en mrle Mom Ibis morning (at about I am.), during mild preplan, Ito wee w il l i ng P °7 ""' "' ne Y "4° co urt the fig, near Diuigeneas. We are nut aware whether any that Instant. serious diatom's km resulted from the accident, but from the Mr. Weems opposed the applkatien, and the matter was absence ut intelligence respecting her it is probable that she ultimately adjourned until Thursday. has succeeded in getting. oft, and hull proceeded on her voyage. IN Mr. PIALVANI/CLV. Tbie is the noire probable from the fact that there boo been The bankrupt was a stese k ss t of u n i o n- co wl, B eft a, little or no Rind during the night, end at the present moment street. This was the certificate meeting. it is Idnislet a calm. It ie also reported that • brig was run It apposed from the report of Mr. liieholaon, the official down during the nicht in the fog. She now lire in about ten assignee, that the ulna surd debts are 12,000/. ; while only fathoms water, and is shout four miles from the shore, nearly 2001. of assets had hoes realised. There rm. a poosibility of opposite the Admiralty Pier. eontething further cowing to the cetate, in the event of a SINGULAR PLACE FOR A NEsT.—Near the South ship named the Covenanter. which bad been assigned to Eastern Itailsmy station, at A ppledort a couple of yelow- Franghiadi, also a bankrupt, being recovered to this estate, hammers have built their nest in a ;mall hole right under Mr. Gold was fur the assignees and Mr. Lawrence fur the the iron rails of the up-line. The birds am now sitting on lankropt. four eggs, and alitem,sti the traina ere constently running An arbournment was ordered until the day fixed for the over them they do not sum to be in the least aegis dia. bearing of Franglaades certificate. tubed. IHE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Thomas Larsek, enb•driver, was charged with being drunk and otherwise misconducting himself. Sir Benjamin Hall said—On 84turday laPt, after leaving his office in Parliament-street, ho hailed the defendant's cab at Charinracross, and desired him to drive to Brakes's Club. The defendant drove off eta furious pace, not to Brookes's, but to the Conservative. He set the defendant tight, and the defendant drove first on (MO side of the street and then the other, and finished by driving against another vehicle, and nearly overturned the cab. Sir Benjamin then got out of the cab, and finding that the man was intoxicated be called a eon table end gave him into cuatody. The driver did not deny the charge, but exprrmacid the ut. moat contrition for what had occurred. Mr. Beadon said the case was a very bad one, and bo mast therefore put on a tine of 20e. The money was paid. Claridge was charged with passing counterfeit sovereigns, by the following ingenious plan The prisoner and a woman, it appeared, were confederates. The plan adopted was this. The woman went into a mil liner's shop, sun ordered come trifling article to be sent to some respectable address with change for a sovereign. The prisoners then wa) laid the messenger sent with the parcel, and took away the parcel and change, giving a bad sovereign by way of payment. The prisoner was fully committed for passing a counterfeit sovereign to a boy sent by Mice nutter, dressmaker, Regent street, with a parcel to the address given by the kiosk. The second ease was fur obtaining goods in a similar way from Madam° Ibmough, Wimpole-ittreet. The prisoner was ordered to be brought up again next Monday. . And:ric .Vorton, a milof elic7utlki, residing at 25, Surrey row, Blackfriare-road, labourer, was charged with being . . drank and riotous, creating a disturbance. The prisoner was found by the pollee in St. George's cirrus haranguing a crowd on the advantages of total abed new*. lie was quite drunk, and hie auditors wen) hooting "ills magistrate ruled him THAMES. John Thelon, a baker, No. IG, lligh-street, Shanxi!, was charged with asseultuig F. Barber, assistant to one of tits oaken of th e Whitechapel County Court. An officer went to the defendant's shop, armed with a writ of execution for V. 14s. Id. Barbet' and another were left in possession, on the prisuner's refusing to pay the money. The prisoner gut into • violent passion, swore that none of his things should be touched, nearly strangled Barber by twist ing his neckcloth, end knocked him down with a mallet used by hint (primmer) in mashing potatoes. A great crowd col lected, and the officers were prevented from executing the orders of the court. 'ii;i6L, ;7n — default three =same imptteonment. .114810178. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK INTORNO-Jr:gm:l. Socia—tut ledls • lisorlthr Maim I Mods 1 1 7 c-3 1 1 2 a 114. Stock., US. MOO .1.4.9. UAW 21.100 13.040 nO.OOO MAO 131,101 11,600 700 101110 17,003 17.0; 10.000 1.10#7. 170. 1,120 460 1,0 20 Ix T 1,140 CM, 43413 7,140 a 1, I.T 40 I Ea 4,974 : IS3 1,050 6u, 11.7 t. C 21,41,15 TALLOW'. The tallow market anis adraneed la the count of hot week. Welly for arty dt livery. In consequence of the .tee of the June aasuant. For other 'anode we bad uo taqvcrocot until Saturday. olteu toward. the clo. there was more 1111,04t100 ho bay. Iron July to temanobar sad October to December. Our market toe today humored ro sod we loam off--ripot mad all June, 824. ; July ace 844, lac Sd. to ed., o.parately felo. If.; Oet. and Doe.. 57s to We. Fe. mats mouths' oellyery 414. 11. to Sea 0.144. a beef. 59... There. kw to lee. :8. Amelia% We. to 69.. ed. ; how. tallow, 574. WI. to ed.. am melt; tallow Elaine. it.• ditto, ell , an. We quote mho oil. W. DM.; loom out 014 C...ehlit. as. ; ditto, Ctyl..n. 4:4 ; Um vd. Cla— (From Mama Smith am! Charkes Circular of 31.4,,y Evcning.) COTTON.—Liwashoeu Jct.' 22.—Ths whet rtord with win upward tendency, at an Munch of td. fa Anarrh-an and Itra I and id. for Edyntian. Tho ntlo• are 8,000 hat—ttalu for oapat and on rntetdatloo—roor 'q.tng hn Bahia, at Of. to ned.: retnarn and Manahan% at 8 . to . : TOO Kr) Nan, at 94.1 to lf*l. Imp Oast, at Idd. to ; and WO Ewa hi•Otlik at la 7Lto osipi lb. COALE—Lorsoir • Jrn r2.—Baddit4 Wc..t hull,. 14.; Ben Priruns.c. ths. W.; Bassaalwkla Hartley, ; Rot Ihithey. 16a. ; Ilarththool Watt Hartley. Ira.; llowanl • West Hartley Netherton 161.; Towleld Moor lint., 14w. West Mutiny Weis 16.. 31.; rm. !fa. ; Walls End Goothrtb. 14.. W. Elm item. ; W.o. bind 112.1.11, Its. • Walls End Hatton. 1;..: Walls End Hutton Lyme. 14a. W.: Wail; thid Kepler Orange, lea 3d.; Walls End Isanibtoe. lea 6L; Well. End lttuwila Hatton. ISt W.; Was End newt. 16.4, ; Walla End Keith% If.: ED4 TOM, 17.. W.S. Mod TrEndth Hartlepool. ICa.: Walls End Whit worth. lia.; itthrdare Steam. Sus.--Bbips at tuarkektir: soW. MURDER OP d WOMAN BY HER HUSBAND. Yesterday, before the magiatrates at Stratford, in Michael Crawley, a labourer, an ill-looking ;inn, aged r 2, was examined on the charge of hoeing murdered his wife, Mary Crawley, aged 62, by beating in her skull with a billhook. The unhappy couple lived in Well-street, Strat ford, a locality principally occupied by the low Irish. The Cl:crwan a jobtring labourer, and on two or three days eek was employed haymaking on Hackney Menthes. lie was of drunken habit., and had once been in custody tar ill-treating his wile, who went about selling email parcels of ry. On Friday night be (Arne home after expend- E r Mie " Z:t e tges be had earned during the day. On the follow ing morning (Saturday), after taking his breakfast, he de manded It. Od., which he teemed to have learned that his wile had about her. Sho refused to give it bite, having to purehase her small Flock of greengrocery. He then mut tered some chaplets language ageonat her; and a married daughter, Mrs. Wills, who war living in the same house with there, stated that he vowed he would "do for" hie wife if she did not comply with his wish. The daughter did not think very seriously about his threat, So he woe often in the habit of doing en, and left about half-past ft for the purpose of baying a few articles. She returned et half-past J, and on going up to her mother's bedroom she was horror-etricken et findtng her Tomtit lying on the floor in a pool of blood. Tho old wmutitia hot had been frightfully battered in in several pineal, and a portion of the brain protruded through one of the wounds. She immediately gave the alarm, and the neighbours and police came to Ler aid. The woman was still breathing, although quite insensible. The murderer was newhere to be found; he bad left the hones; and the neighbours stated Diet they saw him leave the place in rather a bunted manner, end prorervt towards Temple Mills, in a different direction to that of the place where he war apprehended. The deeeseed'a dress showed that she had had a severs struggle, and bee poi-bet, onitaining the In 6d. and worse duplicates, wan torn out. On search being made for the weapon which had been used by the prisoner, the daughter (ewe! in a cupboard in the roam a heavy iron billhook, or chopper, the edges of which were covered with blood, with portion. of the old woman's hair adhering to it. lie. Valiance, surgeon, of Stretford was promptly in attendance, and on examtnuag the deceased no lees than 17 cute were found about her head and body. It was thought that the prisoner had at first struck at her bead with the " bill-hook" port of the chopper, and having succeeded in rendering bar inemiaible, a Lob would acrennt for no PaealiiB being beard by the neighbour., he ant at her in his frenzy in all direc tions. She W. removed to the union, and, notwithstanding her frightful injuries, she lived till the following morning, although TOW UnCOI2PCIOrta The mounted polite ecoured the country in all directions for the ptinoner without meeting Min. Early yesterday morning, however, police meter I lit K eame up with him in the Ilford-road, a short distance beyond Stratford, and immediately apprehended him. Hie elirthes were wet, and ha stated flat he had folhoi Into a ditch. lie wait conveyed to the West lion polar-station, anti on being informed by Serjesnt Walker, IS K, of the . rations eluoge egainst him, and cautioned him in the usual terms, he replied dropping his head in an indifferent manner. • " leis a Lad jot,: I have done it, and I Rao cooling to thi . station to give myself up." lie further added that ho had taken the le. GI. to the de easel's pocket, and that he had burnel the pawnitruker's Dr. Valiance gave evidence as to the wounds inflicted oc the unfortunate women, and the billhook was produced . It was besmeared with blood and hair, and its exhibition i created touch horror. . . Being aekol whether ho wi , holl to say anything to the charge, the prisoner said, " Nothing." The nocisi ode then romanded him to Ilford Gaul to await the email of tha coronae' ingueet. COLLISIO.V IV TES CHANIVBL. SOUTHAMPTON, Mosnar EVP.NINO. The screw steamer Queen of the South, Captain &ale arrived from Bremen, report. having been in coairion last night with a brig, which immediately foundered—crew saved, exeeptieg one boy. During the evening the steamer passel 300 or 400 vesicle running up Channel. About 11.30 p.m. the look-out reported two vessels a-head, one on each bow, both steering east. At this time the South Foreland bore E.N.E., .coon or eight mile* distant ; neither of the Teach exhibited lights; it was cloudy and the wind went. The two scrawls were half a mile apart, find had each of them held on their course there was plenty of room for the steamer to have pluacil between them without accident. Suddenly the brig, which wee two points broad on the steamer. Marisa's( bow, ported her helm; mewing this, the captain of the iitcamer ens obliged to do the =We to avoid a eolliaion, oe oho bud another reseal on bee poet bow. This mistake on the put of the brig eluded a collision, as the distance between the two was not sufficient to allow bosh vowels to port their helms with esfet In this position a collision became inevitable. At t he time the Queen of the South struck the brig she had a headway on her of about ' , even knots an hour. Captain Beale immediately had the engine. reversed, end everything that could be dons to avoid a collinion was done. The brig, however, came right acres. the bows of the steamer, end else was cut in two and rank directly. Three of mho crew sur- fleeted in getting on toned the siteamer while the vouch were in contact. The lifeboat of the Queen of the South was lowered and picked up four more, but one boy was missing. The steamer and her boat, and oho the boot of the Lord Warden, pilot cutter, of Deal, remained near the some of the &outer for nn hour, but could not find the boy. Captain Beale, the pilot, and the fourth 'direr were on the hedge at the time of rho collision ; the brig, which belonged to llr. Bowman, coal-focrelrwit, of Southampton, was the Ateleate, Cepain Allen, and was on her voyage from Sonthrumpton to Suidniand, in Wise. The captain was saved in his night-shirt, and, with the crew, ova. brought UII here in a steamer. A dense fog let In at 3, and thin detained the Kromer some hours in her arrival here, she being obliged to proceed at half nixed. The Queen of the South received no damage by the collision ; she be to the European end American Company, and proceeds to New York on Wednesday. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Min Par Net- Total. Teta. unman. eoe. ewers dr m A ita. ISM 11111. Wirt aflame blay SO. A 4 Grind Mut et C•aao. .... NO 4.60 4,314 lij (13 4.61 T west maw Awe I. (fat Wows of Canada.... U? 7.1. S VW %TM 10.1P7 Week maw Juno 14. ....... IYBI 6,0 4 0.031 13 038 11,78) Wok mem JUsi IL Onal ---- ICAO 3,104 19.984 19.38 - 21.106 20,661 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. British Qom araa tat of Cape Spatial on the 121 h Riot ; crew mann; reported by the Prime (near, Cantata Lytb, area ale.. and,* arnwed nerta—Plymontb, June 20. Durban (.1. from Landora to Slen Gov., won* on abate at int:ln tome joint, Innacaeo, at one o'clock to 11.0faing.—Dovet. ions Si' Socordoe. for l b heeler, owl gash. by Bombay, gem In contact IS tee river. both lost. The former lost *orlon, 00.15, sod the latter son damaged to bee rigging —l..lvespoold ow ft .t Hang Levaaren Pure AT rowan Poore.—ltallan WM.& at Kern: etradar. at Yore; Glowed G. at Vera; Adds* (row. a: New Oilers ; Gement Parkhill. at Chanute.; U. B. 11111 say, at Philadalphht ; Navigator, sad Comotetore, at Etter wad': IL L. Lurk &U. Wood. Jr. Fo.ter. Joe., and h.) th, at Paw root: Theodora, red Per*, Mat W.htor ; L A. Garr, The Uesoa, My et Nareassier. art Ongoe. at Quart; Masa (r), at the lielteeL Ono vas georret..-11we, tort Dane, Joao IT; Caopatn. ..d reetttede. hem Bordraa, Jar IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cola", fra2 Masegibis hr Lcados, out 76 days. PAsy 67. LC 29 St ine. um W. . . (9411 14 11 WM). how Imam far Auckland. May 13, !at. 3 L 1414., We. 21.43 W. Goorma 11.1.1 a (Mash Wwitto), from Mani:. M Cork, May 14, lat. 5.13 N.. 100.31.1* W. J. P. Wbaoler„ Rua Olowww Ow Bombay, M. 10. lat. 4.13 N., los. 91 W. Maio (01111. aryl, It. Cottla for Li adoa, Apall 9, :at. 31.6 9., lam. 3+.97 B. Orlestst, fran IwWww for liolaut Towo, 29 day. oat. May 10. lat. CIO N., Ma. 90.30 19. BOOK POST FOR TILE FALKLAND ISLAND., GAMMA, LABVAN, AND VANCOUVER'S T.4LAND.—On the let July next, and thenceforward, the proviffeas of the colonial book poet will be extended to books trenamitted between the Coital Kingdom end the following British colonies, viz. : Falkland lafiode and Gambia, by packet; Vancouver'. Lland and Labnan, by private chip. I.pm took packets addressed to these felonies, the rotten will be as follows :—For a packet not exceeding ilb, in weight, SI.; above glb. and not ex ceeding llb., Is.; above Ilb., and not exceeding 2115., 2c., and PO on, increasing Is. for every additional pound or trac tion of a pound. The portage meet, in all case., be paid in advance by means of postage Want?, Tux LEVANT MattLe.—A etloneeilles letter says: "One of the two weekly departures for tbo Levant is about to be suppreetwel, en that the mail from Constantinople will arrive the Wednesday of each week instead of on the Tow day and Saturday. The voyage is to be effected in *AVM days, end the new service to comment,. in July. Although the number of departures be diminished, the subvention which the company of the lffessagerits Imperials receives from the state is not to be changed. The emnpuly has, how ever, organised another service between Italy and Constan tinople." A HOLD VENTURE.—There is now ling at the foot of Vine-street, East-river, a snail yacht, with the prit and historical name of Charter Oak. She is sloop rig g ed, ; and her limo, judging from the way she sits on the water, are everything that could be desired to insure speed and ' bearing. Thu Charter Oak is now taking stores on board, the owner having determined to start for Liverpool in the courts of next week. This is an undertaking of great daring, as will be perceived from the diusemione of the gal lant little sloop, the length of which is only 40 feet, and the burden 23 tone. Her CIIDVANI onetime of mainsail, jib, fly ing 0, gatf topsoil, equaresail awl studding sail—epreading in all 900 var&. The hull is built of white oak limboss and frame, with hacmatack knee: the deck is of white pine and the ceiling yellow pine. Sho WA, 60[0, is now owned, and will be wiled by Mr. Charles It. Webb, a na tive of Stamford. Connecticut, end a ship-carpenter by profewion. lie inlorma us he is only twenty seven years of age, but he eertaiuly looks much older, fur flute is an air of experience about him, much of which has doubtless been acquired during half-a-down voyages across the Atlantic on board the Phrenix, one of Kermit and Carew's line of Liverpool packets. Mr. C. Webb's crew will consist of the mate, Mr. W. A. Tucker, two seamen, and a cook—five hands in all, including officers. He carries out proviricns and water for 90 &eye, which are safely stowed away in the poop cabin. TIM, apartment is conaidembly rootuy inside, and contains eight berth., a cooking stove, cod bin, cask of water, Bc. Mr. Webb feels coMident of reaching Liverpool within three weeks, hat says ho intends doing all he can to taut his destination in quicker thee then the yacht America. He prole ace starting about the 15th of the month, and we therefore telviee the citizens of Liverpool to keep o el tarp look out fora little black sloop of 23 toss, with white water-lice and dock rail, which may be expected uhf the Hervey about the eth of July next.—New York Unroll, June 10. ' END:NATION TO AtISTRALIA.—LIVERPOOL, Mos- DAY.—The White Star, Captain Kerr, belonging to Mews H. T. Wawa and Chambers, of thie port, mails this after noon fur Melbourne, with 709 passeneere and 2,500 tons el cargo. She will be succeeded, on the 27th, by the Miles Barton, sailing under the same flag, with neatly 400 pas assGSTSTAL PALACE. ()NE SHILLINO DAT. 11oNDAT, Jests 22.—Admissions on payment, 7,3 2 -0; ditto by season tickets, 473 ; total visitor., 7,793. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BROADIWERT.—Jane 20. at Chenhaaa bl.l. Martelte.ter. Xrv. IL T Ifroythu•vt, of •Ant.hier. CAILPENTRIL—June Jk at Ilon.Avid.road. Makia hill. tbo 'Wye: F.B. Carpenter, En.. of a dlythter DAVIE —Joao IV at Go no yregt. 'layover nod.. the utfe of A. I. MO% Eat of • dut;h.er. JACKSON.—/ ••• 9). n Tanked , tho wife of T. let soy, En. of • so. MAPLEY—Juye S, at Unice drum Totteahans.the wife of F. Maples. En.. of • daughter. RODJILIIK—June Id. at Ricionnd image. Bre..t.rood. Evortuo, near World, UK vire of E. Ihyleerr. of • m.o. WITIIERA —Jung :O. e (Dino-park Liverpool, the wife of H. B. II lawn, of a dath.4B...r. MARRIAGES. ALOER--BELIIY.--Juno 20, nt At. k11r1,164. Stockwell. by the Rey. C. I we, 0. H. Myer, 4p, of 101a...TM grove. Hamstayry Ctri.tarmaolanghter a belby. Esq., ur Allx.rt.pagart, ClaAmm . • tart DRAT NEB—VT.OOII.-lone 18. a Whit.. oft-tho lI.H, Sorfor.by tAlf her. V. P. loupell. Ca. 4. A. W. Prayser,lmo Army. to nom. daagleler of the la.. V. 11. Pieter, Somme II:nal Army. TZLLOWC9-111AN0ON.--Ja• 'J.. at St P., Church. by SA Roe. 0. l'arnphall. T. 11. B. Yo lows. Lieu% ILN., son of U, J. Fel tO CG.mb o. Fumy. datightef of C. S. Bruen. DA Coo etaattoopla ----- • -- OW SI MER a —Jane IN at the rfol.h rhumb, Crnydoo.t7 toe sff. John White, M.A., Geo-co ' barb. 114,n. Up.. of Copehlacco, to Martha. third Jo...h&c? of Thus Ce lao hit monouf. *+i. of Wool.rale Lodge. Upper Noe... DEATHS. (ASP.--Jane It at Captie Broawka, Illwaboth, widow of the lota W r. J. 0. ham. &Jed f. OAUSfEN.—Juno in, at littakawkiapoak. That% Cal 4. W. A. C. Go, ~ f 11.11. 14th WM Pra,mona. aged 34 OR A Y.—Jitoo 20. at EeAsetow.qoare,Pholco. LIU Acta, sift of P.ll 111040:I.—Jen 18. al, lar.plage. Te.. PALMMIL—JuseI9, iakser, of Epo.l. VA;i:lnd 61. _ 1161.—Jesh.,st Elotiodoo, WOW, M. 0.. Kea.. wed • If) BLIt4ItON.—Jaa.I9, al fit. Asa** C.rtt>se. Matta. IL Hobart war 11.1-Itqd JL lITSINCIZIL—Jeas Is, .t Broadaster L Jae Saws, CILIA. J. L. Strivr roe of tS. ,00r Q ..d Jill) udo. med.& 14fated ead Feb Holed be wnu•r [tee H. et Ile. 6.1.00 W b the (6ty et Lesles. Mater. se Use Ma. le Lose Meek la floe Pteimet et Irltletilere.—Tcseeee, Joel 26,16 N. ~~. ✓ s / `; ~.3 Na 3,386.] DEVITT and MOORE'S Al of PACKET 81111.61—tor 11YDN tbo flyer the nth Jul, ahUlag st PI: 416 to lot August) the romt.l6l TAW. 6 for 13 jars (Women: to Mom D. Dos tom JOHN WI LLI.OIA, Imo of 11.• Meotsrololior th tb• Mot. t trrdt" rgo ° pie mororoodatioo for Om eon= lOW mad rho offers mho& triero, aadazt a, :Inza werivr M R SlDltontroo all UEVITT and MOORE'S A' of PACKET Mil Pt..—Tor 110 BA . ar•oxeslelmilk mid be el CiglyTglibta cwF. t *"".Bl . a ltle t .s. 411 1. f.. _____ ~..1 .... ...... ILICIlill , ..1: j DEVITT and MOORE'S A of PACKIIT 8111 PB.—For Lll ipeelket will be ofeerstobof homed's& rWog memo!), the feetnelli SAW iood elltcos . " ol7 , m itEt ..3 Jell b. l t lllll mem to tun secoromodalkeee to PUMP to the WOW. Mr. T. a 11..; or to LUTZ eM MOORE.% DEVITT and MOORE'S A et /UMW SIIIMI—Por 0 EEL Y the abut is nods, Isdsr, ter Wotan' estri . rerttle th. d=neste k.a ls . ., r44 ft. Oat Ns a err ; of rawer sr p A t . .1. ONLLATLY, seta the e rid IselsseaseS e letisslesssee: - Illgliewsersst. Er -and MOORES A I! BUIPL-fmm POl ll= Mom& Os *mai Om w oma ta....a jat Am Pm ;On l e W. aMP set IL pMIIyEVITT and MOORE'S 41 of PACirr ORIPIL-For p VClei g r . lie Mr a astr a. ni A 00 k 11 ANNUAL PACKET BP PORT AD D I . X.IDILi-at A llp ra .. re Lye 41.1/1114 11106 rcr o sigttmst....t . g..f< R6_ ; oWiallos.—Arol ..d Co.. 4, Caltosooltoot; - - ET:AM to the CAPE D11..r..-v —The Ileallt•II demi g = " MD"&& Cs goo= gait E.:DON LINE of 112111: IHIPA—SIe 1411•402 , sad vrlttraid dolnlaikei Tor Rim aseld. —.-- E . dike Lg. ..... ...... .... ISIS 111.46rdem NT 66.1 lima n) -.. ....... ....... LI b r . ... 7 .....t fr.w. . :•=4 . 4 wiy .6. anima 4 SlR irseir alk* 0 Aiddellnl i ra solada—THOYAB IL K 1 . Iff. Lerbakelataert. Loaded r 0,, , VALPARAISO Dill .4 :6? ...0a.b 21.1 . 011., loran Abram = ... C '. •11...0. OPPI7 le SW MO =NM 10 H ft I . 2 ‘ jC s ta MO NA M Tide by the dram $. WIX see mil I want. 1 RITISH and NORTH AE . DAIL IMAM SHIPP. spootau VIIMPOOL sal NEW Toll !..2.114 DOSTON. Os Dolma 04 We 4 awl bow Drub on to MI trim 0110. Atli% i i irlrdm i t toil[ Dine Pram mais. Yiddemote I. avary---= .--.......---..... v Misermititim far • IMAM as _ ~,.. e. :rois et oxlmr Dino langke : & Oa ea._ we Yoh : D. Cud% : 0. and J. Dom Dada: ll (T. i ifferfrZoaledo., I.llwoug. T AM to NEW YOB awl &kerma mile No Ons 11.... d PHILADILPHIA Mto 1/1111 '6 47iii lIINGTON. ...... CAVI1fIrti;f11161111 ..... ..... . OM Or WASLIING T0N.... ... ..... Auden, allsranie , illaWil MU" IS war, 11 slime 4 h Illimaladaliss. = POIMAZD PLEA gr . :o4 ~ fla I I Thalritplis.... : I 1rwi ....... e al liti;irte : elpal du. b, ciii;i: pegllamelyknrsta—ror farther Ank arieseyl•WlLLlAl4 INMAN.' sad Il le the Masrlma =I Ilsrepinia Uwe olr&d. Lando.. IFIULL to CHRISI CITILISTIASIA.-11.• NOW, lIVIOATION COMPANY'S (LOAM &Atm Mid Swami mod ChrIMMAM Oralsly. sad Avery &kart. PrMay. ImehMo• for p k ro ni mpera—lor frmsto m I OnM. M_MOtism.Mrsol, COI : sod OA. MIL ULL to GOTHENBUA IttlitOrl STEAM NAY ICIAI = •NDINAVIAN jeorrOoc Ito box co FRIDAY BVININO, 1117 Or =MI MO. et Oa@ OM' Northero MI. W. to catch thalami at firtouby. El Os Coops'., oacoo, Eto4 WM W. WILSON. BON& sad Coo. 11tH. THE PEN SUPERSED DU. Colton. t. I TICK pr 0.... I. rpm... pa ri or arr. pert for FM. tanp.• MP anon I n' Martlal R. DR JON LIGHT -BROWN C( The blab awreelaboo in •bleis I: temolfsee4 by the (muddya bleb embed It in their ono (*milk.. P.. Le skim to the Iln.mWo llospital fee Cat Ilia twelve month. I Pm. e ant prosmih ball I base administered it esehtelvely am einidren." Dr. bouskanse of t Wales :—... I Rave am I Or. P. Jonst WNW enert, and Wiese It to be to I DM JONOIIII COD-LIVER be. It; Ptot de. FA: 9bt Us stamp and eienatam, sritbm M.:W moo re;rable7r m lits e, . BAMFORD. AND CO., TT Dr. De Jooits's sole ID lby erbons the Oil to daily f blearded '0 MEDICINE is worki LI he Mit th PATOIS albeit Edel l. endletnat to prove LIFE their erlthent Thant stimulus. and In the pia WOW. lose to the Kamm*. an rive eenn ...tow slimes te Mee In the OW by all rupeetable ebonite awl aeaaar. In helm pricegneere le , nh let witl Ilte at wad. me Mine.Bahl. * TOZEAU'S COPAHINI • CAPOULIK approved d pi u .Yo fl, athohum.e.o I. Frlv them to het the hoot rot 0nt0...1r 6.1 e Joe 100. es. en.) co 2,9 d. °"?' (Mutt. Feeds oborok, ie. 11.4 t hohl *atom . MRIESEMAK.— Protecti . 21. thirt Illagiei sad wore' so i e:arodal Coll s — Zis. M . kr relaxattost, et OS No. 2. ea i Me "West, embed spoon Um thou lbs soul wise of Um rop mg ressis for tlut oh Plkiddsof Vous , dr sadrat's amoittoio awed amsos .an Triowou Salo re sosAszl of all all SI Utak aril , o, wya me...... for 11 mons, orrossby Urn le &mow of LI so oftio.os toy vokieno La:too, iftsiosals sod Mall is Lotr&oo of 1.4 mo. Prostdri.. 4.l.4 ollssol : Is =.ll L II ; IN Pre.ll„ommun.