The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

7 ~. ITALY. PIEDMONT. 40111 Ora IFCCIAL COARIFTWIDTKT.) Fi:,.:IVAL AT GENOA IN HONOUR OF THE CRIMEAN SOLDIERS. GENOA, iI.NZ 9 I had hoped to bare been 'Me last night to hays despatched a letter, giving a description of the mu nicipal/ere to the troops, but as it began about mid day and continued till eleven o'clock at night, it was impossible. If I now go too much into detail, my excuse must be that the demonstration of yesterday by the inhabitants of this rich and populous city (1,7r0,000) nsuat have produced a gram, mural and po litical effect, not only upon Italy, but even upon Europe. The Sardinian'', eupported by the British sad French government., sent a email organised hand of noble fellows to assist in preventing Isteigners from taking possession of and holding ie bondage another nation. The British government, in their zeal, not contented with their own army, ogled to their assistance the high•minded youth of Italy and Germany, while that of Femme enlisted the free Swiss, and even brought the natives of Atrica for the same purpose. The Sardinian army raw all this, and every man of that army, from the commander-in-chief to the youngest drummer-boy, landed from the Crimea to dieter free Italy from Austrian rule. This intense bat suppressed feeling of the army is well known to the inhabitants, therefore I look upon the unre strained demonstration of the people of Genoa as the expressed sentiment of Italy. I have witnessed many civil, military, and political dem ons t ra ti ons o f all man and in different countries, but none has seer made a deeper impression on my mind than that of yesterday. It was not that of the easily excited French, nor the Irish flash-in-the-pan, nor the singing, screaming Peninsular pronunciamento ; air was it even that of an English assemblage, when resolved at all hanards to carry their point; hat it had the cool, half sulky, determined re elution of the Scotch, enlivened with Italian ovine* and clapping of hand,. About one o'clock tie clan of all grades, of all arms, inoled fag marine, sssembled in the ducal mamba asap tho dinner offered by the municipality. Here were also officers of the national guard, cavalry, artillery, and infantry, altogether some hundreds of oilers in every uniform. I wee among them for some time, and was pleased with their quiet, gentle manlike appearances and when they in • body immadel La broad marble stars to the dining hall, held by the tall, commanding person of General Della Marmots, the sight gave rise to reflection. I tea a look at them when seated at dinner, and then peewit to Aqua Bola, or the public gardens, when • diner was preparing for the titian,s who had re tuned from the Crime. First came the far-lamed Ilesigliari, or riflemen, with their awful, graceful therm, followed by the artillery, a fine body of men. Alta them, the sailors, train, and a few cavalry; flea the infantry of three battalions; in all about 3/1110 men. For the nan-commissioned Akers of all MN wore tables adder awnings, on whisk were pissed a large roll, litre .1 wino (I; bottle), and wino glom with acres of sliced sausages, clam, and lots cigars. The troops marched through the tows amid the cheers of the population, until they came to the gardens, where some bat a privileged few (of whom 1 was one) were allowed to enter. The regi meats were drawn up in line on the halide of the hedges, by which they had an opportunity of chatting with their acquaintances. Each private had a roll emit good bit of boneless beef served out to him; sash also received a litre of wine, which was poure into their Crimean campaigning canteens. This done, die ass-commissioned °Mom sat down at their tables see the same faro; then each received a good veal cutlet, owed with magnificent greet peas,the same being pat We the mem tins of the soldiers. Towards six Vein* lie sleets of the wine were exhibited in the shape er =farm, quick-going Wyse, sad load laughter. time the gardens were emmeded with Wits of a mei% is their estaasedismw but met bserigg dim of glace seNse geese sad elk, =my 'Mk the purest while an black, bet wands ame *lkea the neatly assuaged white awe& pissed are adz beads, or banging loosely on their shoulders, big tit the heat bare at the neck, as in • ball. mais, but, as in France, their petticoats "a Is Malik. kalr taking up mush maul spew in the garden. =W r as the effect w very good, and the ere in delight. About dusk General Della Harmers made a tour of the garden, followed try &crowd, sad chatted most familiarly with the pol ies" by whom he appears mach beloved. There were debt eivil id military bands, and now the soldiers flared dessessives into groups singing patriotic • =lmoth applauded by the poop* each lino vidi a ei Bella Italie, Patria (Boris; end a general chores of " Viva el Rey." A (ail bend of music and lingua now began the patriotic wogs for the occasion. On account of the erowd it was impossible to get near to them, bat the' dead silence of the mass at one time, and then atoms weeds the excited bursts of applause, were electrifyieg, sawto those who did not hear the Words. Tho podia was illuminated, but not • tipsy person to be NM At ten o'clock the drums beat to arms, and the !mega left the prdea to defile through the inagalikent arch erected in the bwitifal square of OM& Felice. The night was gitch dark, so from St pillar saphithestmcal position of Genoa, with it MINISIONS Varied fine palaces, topt4 ie tarre Ibis stree ts fleeter the illumination was very streets were as light as day, but in spite of this they were in ems meows thrown into the shade by the blazing glare of light from the Arch of Triumph. By this arch sad on this square of Canto Felice was the expression of Italian feeling to that army, whose thoughts they ham although they dare not be expressed in tb. racks. These troops marched through a population of at least 100,000. There was but one feeling, and this the sonstration at 11 o'clock at night of 9th June, in the Place of Carolo Felice of Genoa, will be forgotten by those who witnessed it, and who close at hand read the transparencies : Hey all Italians to tbs death be breakers, sad fns their ammo said from foreigners! THE DECLARATION OF THE CONFER REGARDING MARITIME WAR. (PION 001 OWN COWSPONDENT.) HAMBURG, Hite 11. The representatives of the foreign power@ who signed the treaty of Pe* accredited with the =moot of this repaid* have each sent in to the an official note of themes* tenor and contents, betting this government to declare their adhesion to **newly promulgated prim:dolts of the rights of • nowleals ia time of war. As Hamburg has ever Selnerd the moat liberal principles in everything SMllleelea with free trade and navigation, it m cot =T o e shall make any objeltions to adopt such a et obvious impmement is public law and dellisatime r and his therefore to be sow dined noir ass mattope.of hes sad ofleial Nage that tla abono nowt invitation boo he,. ant in the Bevil diploma* imassr. T. Central Cassavas spiniStod to dime tb• sisbestioe if the tweety•flith essdareery of the seas. lift of Lag Leopold of Beigina has proposed to the difireat provinces of ths enemy ea Weenies, ysersdes is rand ajle, is skirl the rind* 'Mews of BeWm% history an to be npresestsd by pear as beneath sad is sera Vise, as pm:mire' of lowa will be 'weaseled by tits far,* Osman tribe of the Ateetiei; Liseharg by a stow of tbe finales of the fret Idyl of lb. Freak. to the royal &gait, ; the remises of Ledge woes the Paths, Cberlemagne, sad he pain- ass; Lemabarg 'Wilmer Godfrey of Bouillon sad the ham of the tr.t Crass& I to when are added, by Ides It asa radon, &Meta, the Int ltropeter of lb. Loth limpire, sad hie evert ; Phil p tbe Gad, Dela of Davonady, en/ the Keleher of the Goths Fierce leas is fir Imams and Set Viewless, while, se the ether Ado, the Tread step of Guest awes lbs ley with Philip yea kra al& sod Its athy ether heroes ; Antler's sad Brabant Awl their repriees , ettose Is Charles the Pith, Mariam ef roma. Albeit, label. sea Chattel of Lomeli". Mat of tho orevisoie have esisoted the papal. A MUIR from Violas, is the Comfits:Unmet, eye: h set Trines thee that her mitered by iseadethee ; newel revisers of Ibis empire bore bees mogul by seeeme and Amide of vela, which have 'missed fee nen wass a most!. r MELAND. DUBLIN, Jcsm 13. A court of inquiry will bs &Id in Dublin castle on Monday, to inse.tiaate the dillettn-ea 'bleb Ism arises between the Prtsident end atone of the yrotereors of ()area's Geneve, C rk, and notice to ilia of bee been it • ve.l on thi A correspondent cf the Peening Pot states whet • bill for toe 6:astigmatia of the lecanbered Estates Court will be alsant immediately iatroneed ; that the chief mann nosed and an staff are to be &Teased with ; and that the nun, with nereaeed power-, hat with spriest is all will be carried on ander two cinselesioa. rs, and be to the Poor Conte buldiop, is coder that greeter eat rest be alined ter the atseadeaos of to. profanes. Tre p . nding motion to restrain the Motel anager Of On Tit porary Book froze paying the dividend to the canw ton oa Tuesday seat, sad for the appointment of a iw caner over the meets of the bank, his bees Said kw t,-noirrow, is the DAV Court. The Cork dist:Hers ban radiated the price of whisky le 10s. 9d. per imperial gallon, 26 o.p. The Orangemen of 'he county Down contemplate anew bud g is thousands in the open air, at • place called Finse t:qt.'s* oa the 17th inst. for the purpose of nesting the Rev. f reshens Orepg and the Rev. Mr. Drew, "to demand lona for protestaate." The A'orrArne W 641 walls oa go verment to pnts et the peaceable ci.inte frost the cone ginning of such • gathering The WA*, says We feel band to urge the natter the more iseperetively upon the notice of the authorities, be..... we understand ite Roman catholic* coot , mplate getting up a anater-dessonstration to this am of Finsenrgee-pask. We know very well that promediags of this sor.. donot mil ia Gordis' matinees; sod We to mese desire a re polities of the Dolly's Bra* roar thea et the battle of Cleated. or Me storming of Drogheda." NAVAL AND MILITARY, ( , 11011 LAST 11110 IT'S °AMTS.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Jrai Corps d Boyd leglassre-LisewseamOsetral Ur Charles Fells M. Lam` be nisei wwwwestant, via Cameral Oarge i llit u 24 el Deepeßs-Lkshisest Lents Prewdereast to la *peril% Wee Elam* lobe wefts MI Deepsn-Theme Weft asaria pot, to be sante, by Mee Embireb. whe bee MINA I UAW Deepues-Eledel Maw lbw" pat, to la tenet. by In i elibrapseww- lise Pm% Mr* Mmel/0. prat, to be area, by perehese, Wee Pla= et Mita Medea te be eeptaa, by Wes awes Myers S. Vow. tale AWN& desk Feet-Capiela Jima Mllldwea *be trarsater ot aesketry. Krd Feet-lAsOwee be. t Ibeneellastell I eto be ceptale, without flu postbag. Woe Jo deeseseL Iket- Awillest Owens *Kph *wpm; M.D., trots the ibd Feat. to be redeem wipe. Tin ThstsEssE. Pa**Pa** peea, a ONE ue Mth Peat-Ciplehtliesay T. Ram s bs Increase of terketry. toles Flee-Sedia Jobe Mks to be lasetesest. kl posebe .s. rho Vim w W e ee He ** ; Bohm Holt seat, to to seise. by ellr i tia & U 1 Deem *Web to Is Isswestor et war lOW Ma /*a Aram 011iw to he= a... ...**** chase. Wes thansall Yeeemet Teed M be aped% Maw. .isle 11184. - E*l - 1 Welt Ili be NewlweeeLwllleet punk 01. 1; Vasisissat Joao warm tole morem. Wes DAL vomossi. too Toil-Ouplda WWI= Carter to le bats** et misery. 110.6-42aplek hem Ikeda tem lesenater et washasp. let Wage Elowlwest-ileelpe Alfred Limes* to Ilesumet. A Itawisms. irbies ennettew, bp payday" ea le g IS I V I A MM. Ye boss cowedled. lal Weet bib UAW wales I. Pod to to Waimea% by poodooo. Wes Fpm Ins retires. Case bleewsellilwear-111werd Tel *stmt. by peeshese. Wee MEM% who redraw. WM,* to aim STATE To be lestrustors of lisokary Rya lettellews-Capals Richard George Oolok I* hot ; Cloads Wow A. Thoroby, let Pad; Captain J. Lowe Phlllege. Nth Peet. LOYAL MILITAZY AMAX Thefts Graham listrim. M.D., mega et the )opl Agleam' Medissipsa el the sem" *ow, to have to ot etegeerir a 461balist elsse. AL EATTALION (Chatham). Cer4 MsE, et the UM FOP, to be Jam/actor N. war IICHOOL OF MUSKETRY 'Myths). no of Cloptola Aatill Thome Wei& Nth Foot, to Os twiresseros stead la the Ommette of Oa RA Jane, 15.511, has bees smelled. ;rroolor CaVALIT DEPOT (Maldstese). Mel= Ampierws)trior boo bees permitted to retire Ma the eppielmeet el tillepamswar. opus oposiol willtery allotrom. mosnre. WAFT. Asa. Midis& ammo Mooed arm kw owed to do duty, thin INN as kepi emllue tor lip outylous. - - MUM Tbe manessamed atur=sa lbw ran' renal ar to re ks not of r r prisort to le Oared to do Army IWwwwiDsorge Camptrll, SLd net. Wm Luis awn= Mwowes aim mind uwe taken 11150. wwwole be iwwwwWwWwwl la the way, net YYf lmoso seg. 11=1111111= Wit" Da* Maisaw le be OW& O way. Aial A. Ir. Pawns Is bews Ow hal wok of su p= ralla m ew A. tha Tura Orarark Ous Moos re wiesig W. IL 7. Dow* le have Os Wel not el sawn while marbed Oen Taal& Doolowww. v fee Dow due wrier hays bra dasariard. — lMMOlorgoso Erni kiwi to Imo Or t o nal of =is sitoiod toM TortMOsodoom. V. Combl ft tis Isoal TM of Moe &Nimmons= walls darlisi is the Takla Oistkevet. AllattlALlT, JUIN 111.—AmmITIMPTC—Littutamts W. 1. kea... (1113.1). la Ile Islast, au, at altaanatat; H. a. Itiaaban (MI), to tke Atalista. la. delft at ; Taft (1114•4 a the liabdo, N. low Nam it 460 bins peer. A leigniiill. Orden, mum mot r Saumnamplum sustarday to pmviSs amtemasiallm en Odani% kr di wars owl II allies abase mg dilliaa meat DO woe. ta Ow Nth la Maker lam pagisady mama. lI* O. ate at an. tab Ott*) wawqona IWn Ts. Nam tw.grrt Wpm armed at Southampton pee. lards, Amok Vim la supppeed etto MU coal, reedy* pout. dem int purl vela Seer Mao far mop.. A U Mr mans aad Mope tarts Imosw Gino won harlot at Partareautk. PLYMOUTH, Fat DAT MOUT. TM Partvonass. avow stem troop-614 Captain litlhadd. wird at Ildrarld di ray eta the Mr ket= dadaboa Gllrdrooriab hat Mr 6. Mr MI mem Ilaldina art Mr Oradre la Ss lasarnasts. ad rod Idt atm At Naar Val W Irikhog, Leah" sad tallidairr he re Cdato.ls dr al Os Odia. fattras, sad inn- A la talledyr Carr Irma Wad. lansatil. w Ineardek lad 'al" sal Or flaaracil hie Carroond bald drip arrs6. al MI mat reds War; Ratdkadta. Oats. Valadaa. art Vern Ms bit deddadoiltli iir Pailmat se rent) von dor pldeltittadda irtaisdris idt. 11171110,1111•11 at 1116911 isammer7;ollm.• dm ere to Ism pert ir Os palm. Plionali Ilearsowsr 111 y and the Woe, 91, we ordered to PIM* brass MOeli Wei 'mamma. him is. TM Whams, &ban h. l. as Thad et apitlead this altiososo idea 11/O boa al Oa Segal AzoLary sad 111111onso Nis Yea a Itaataar Warta. as it I *alibi It sib will ism VS str fOs Owe dodo sad Wok intabee. The also Jobe," Nom lodugob. morbid at gibbed tkls bora. lag Its lao Cletwasoillb Moab Ika. erbinion of *a IMO Abgary strived ads, from Waal. viol tor T keirio gag lbogpoloadod ova to UN Comport viol. dogOopido 11. P. tampsay. 711 boohoo, aid CarC. . Toolgboollosiii Comarq. Sib tombs& illoca, bora boo he issikagipts• today, attar db. dr Militia sloe Melba trim tao r. reason The bawl. gob boat. soot sot et Obi or yesterday so try Yr be *dig and Ma boner. gob Wu, bait is lo mato good ab. THE LATE MAJOR THOMPSON. The gallant defender of Kars, whose lamented death was easouccad in yesterday'. Express, woe the ma of • (whim= obi held =important clams' appoistmeat as Baalvee•Oeeerel for Crown roots for the =mho= pasties, was =meted et Eton, and catered the military profited= In 1848. Re wee eppolated to an oasts/arty in the 881 h Resiiiest of Biangol Bathe Infaatry la that year. Oa the 12th of Fainter', 1860, he wee promoted to a lieuteasasy, sad in the second Raman, war resolved a wooed, from which he had set recovered whet he niers= to Eoglead, alter nosily 10 yean' sem= la the autunite of 1834. Whea the demand was felt for iodise e Seers to aid la the proposed campaign I. Ads memo the Reseda.% Lieutenant Thempeoe, nu waited= arm still in a slag, volenteered, and after v.siting the lest of wer la the Crises returned to ComMatiaople and proceeded to Eiseroam sad Rare. le soasequentee at his salleut behaviour at Ran be wee appoint= I. the winter of last per a =pule (east tsehed) of t►e royal army, sad it meetly pleas= Bar *jest, to soarer on him as well is hi. valcroas comrades a Composioaehip of t►e Bath. Earl °coevals thus alluded to the demoted °Man, while repairs the peek* to 81: W. Wiliam% is the Rouse of Lords. ea May 9:—"Major Thoespeoe," said the noble lord," led been ' , wooded is the Hamm' war, and had had • serious illness. Se came t one, het be resealced in this coantry t madly three days. Be arrived at Ken whi:e he was still • aipple ; sad lila Leone= that the manse, le whisk he kept the Easters foetillTation• of the toys redounded mach to his (lieu, hem.) 10 the great bet•le which was fought Wore Ran, mach of the sneers was owing to Ms twist; woe tuae:y brotesht up same heavy sass, sad more particularly in bevies astiorpetrd as order which was site-muds mat lam to make a cortaia desk isomeamt." (Cheers.) The reUevieg letter from General Walloon will screw the estim•tloa to which the drum= Major WY held by his gal apt aided:— Tillie, Sunday, )(sob 24. My doer Thasposo,—Oise little law, to bog yes to give sy lees to Lt., slid to nook you to doer letter wellies est reeds. " I sat, tbaak Gad, quite se:l vela, aad start h r Rios as Timothy somas at tea o'olock, having tottery bops that —paw tir au—wo shall all matt at Moscow as soca as I retort myself how Raton to St.P. Unbars. Tattadale gals lora to you both. Wherever my fortes., may fall thus I bops ao No yea by ay " Aimitiomatoly yours, "Y. W. WILLIAMS." Toz Dims or NORNANDT.--A War from Balls, of Jaw" 11, autos that. ta. Doke of Naraisady, ma-deism eon of Loofas XVI , joss Uses beb.yed to have died I. Llados, la at this afflasai • prissier Is th• heads .f Ike polka at Rotterdam.. His eau aim' la alleurd to be Nas afloat a 'establisher by trade, frau Crows oa ale Oda, sad a hooka made& SPORTING. ASCOT-HEATH RACEI3.—FRIDAL Foul weath. r marred the sport, and canted the mooting to be concluded somewhat drearily. The c strut pre sented by the Ilse& sad the *curse to the gay and buy throng worth crowded them ythurday was striking and peculiar. The eccl Aare was fishily attended, sod the members of the ring punned their operations trader dripping umbrellas. Still the supply cf apart was saws, said the racing sufficiesitly interesting to render the trofessiesal twitter. prevent indifferent to the pelting rain. We bee. already' hos ne testimony is the !ardency with which the business of the meeting was conducted. The arraegemeota were from beginning to end comp'.ete, and were ca , ried out with promptitude and effete. Tut New Srahra —Tits ee■misatl•-a tf the ally by Rod Hart out of Subterfuge, that came in first for this ram, took plate t►is day, and, to accortiance with the sub joined certifleste, the stewards decided it was entitled lathe stakes. ' paressnce of a request from the *tower& of Ascot E me, 1 here this day, in the preerbom of Mr. Edward Hib bard, the clerk of the coarse, slammed a brow' mare by Eat Hatt oat of Subterfuge, red morals m rpinioa that lb. mid mire is two yeti.. Tog, Vine- Mabry flargem.-hum 13, 1856." Tbe sport am bro.pbt to • close as ander. Tan Timer Curs or me gram of $ ors each alandlesp). Um three marten of the new male. OS ods.) Yr. KZ. Clark'. lady game by Ssueriss. gym, 414 Kb ( htlMsrM 1 lewd Clanniarilies Pater Wilma, 3 yrs, gM Ilk ..... ((Fermi) 111 r. Valals, yrs, gat it $ TM *amiss ak• :-Flatterer, lads, Cide, lemsalsi Zino (late air.sua Nth.k .u Stbrm Mak kir, Niko d Omaha', Tag Wirer, Ka Bel. Bettis t I la tae* .pt Verge sad l Wawa, 11 to 1 reek apt Mae gell sod et Omsbarg, 7to opt Ewa/ 1 milstetg Their lismarts, i• orb apt lin to . rd Fake W 1112. NI NOON Usk% Pie Wilar‘ awl Visa est mg twin to mina wkr. At Os as. Ira lie Mil ma lair wan knee, sad lag Mara kik WP the maim Um & irak W Fir WI16,•• • xi ni maw to Imam al knit by • mai Time amours baph Wen= ilk• mid sad Iliklaina hank Birboa ef Oarlear iaa &saki mat. Ewtar.r.rm W saw ai It, /or I.lr.alds; mail it lib; allies, Set 41b; amain podium Lot halt-Wk. ) Mr. Lowther% .Mtheasestilthasaßoger .) $4 lie .... (a. re o Tura of 10 roes ( ) gar gyr-olds. 114( . Yr. S. L Clarals IMO efts by bir Tastes • Ms. 4 ) 1 Mr. Howsre_ Chew .. . ....... ...... (Lama) 9 Mr.gtosnes Boresbal„ ast 7111 (e. game) 3 1 TM following also ran :-Tanferremde, Male goes, Meter to ' Ispinom Bonsast, Femme, The Abbot, knorws. lakEr•• Um, sad Cottrell. Tas gnomon Cum or ran W 01137•11311 grass of I ear. emelt (Fisadiem); aortas prim 1•4 thrigurumr• of it Now Ili (31 eats(( Mr. NM'. Ally by Vu Tramp oat of Omen lIMIA ITN gat 1011 lir. J. M. Bemalsre Oftwitss, 3 prs, 74 gib 3 bxd Sat kb— plias by aerobia sot of Clementina, 4 yrs, IL klisslsi elm no 2-Okii. P.M ••••••$, Day) Croppar, kvzslass assist" BUS. Calkik Vldkigo. 2142•33_ 7or 4 ar eu Xliabllkr. re I apt °knits% 100 to 13 0114Magna asid sr, to or nib sed Oakkeri• irk sad Okri• Ournia weds the Maim assmA, gad ONSIM Of Mak kik below the aims. wham Ors Nab lly mil Oa is host. wed by Okeeltss, maim the rat dtw I id was ar*W • kik rad a hi; Um kmais rim is mai awl NM ••• bank Bats fifth. Orilida Miami in it mat two. Mar ant Wier were 4.4& Waft 02436311. t o ~Ws kin. Two Oasis wiaaro Pam—Baas of 9 ru nners, k, with 31/ Wok kr &idle upwai• Weight for Mtn. Wi nab. TM wirer Is be alike 1461.2 diermist, kn. Old mile. it rats.) Mr. Nadi Waimea. by Wastherldt, I yrs, 114 Mb (Welh) 1 Lord Anagssirßla Beil, yrs. 7st (Fortnum) 3 Mr. Met Wrida, 3 yrs, 74 Kb (m. MD mob) . (Fria Mr. 1. 2. Oat's Ltd; I Isom% yrs. 74 bib Om imas Bothers 4 Betting 7to 4 apt Maid; to I opt Waithello3 ( l4 3to bast Lady norms. Tim Wargo made the wooing to the Masao% ware she or pawl by Wastheroxt bad fine Bell • a Me ram with the fart Lamed two sa4 Is favour at Weatherea;k by a bead, bad third, Lady imam ilia a& Tb. 1313013 wee eleimal by Mr. L L Clark. Tae GILT Warne ens" a nreepitsksi d 13 MOVN moa t it ft, with IS added by th 513311•3 Western itedway Conway; &yr olds, .at 10lb, aad Kyraids, let lab. Cortsla prate. ad allow ance.. Mem .erred to rewire 33 rees eat ol Ms stakes. T.T.C. (Igsabs.) Mr. J. M. Nudes Ilialora, by Orlando, g 731. Ist Mb (BiWtolomotr) 1 Kr. Hope'sehyar Mmealcs, est of Larley's dam, 3 yrs. Mordant) I Mr. J. g. Pie - re -- 2 Dab — Obrir, I yrk get Kb .-. (Boil/ $ Is Pair e Ciskei Ws Mat, 3 yrs let 7th... Ns. Isslissio Di" I ) mist lolb 24/066 •Is 4 ipt Thom, II to 1 apt lad Neissa, o 1 apt UMW* 444 alb r 1 apt Dosbi Oistar. Lashes dnia I made pkg. lekkei by lid Nelms aid Doable Oka ar, row Ilk Wag am; the larsidk tyke At it Mirk Pie Rd id toad Nice yams kik id Maim weft op is Lairs is *lll i llaw ;m arkaipl la sel eu te4A . O: adi lled...r aut; p so e u rgt o balm sir kiwi MEI DMa Maki liseir•••• at 30 K.rs obi bilk kr 3.yr olds ; colts Mt 71b, Me Oa Sib. Certain iswaltign. PI els. (I•aba) Mr. W. Cootacia's Monk by lielbwart" Sk (Akkralt) I Mr. Bathes Prima of Ormee, (J. Water) I Captain .bite%pemye Brows, Set 711) -....-.. ..... (Katmai) $ Betting 3 to 4 air at thugs, Sto 4 apt &met, 3to 1 bidOcerp third. Weeby • bid. • awe beim= the mid DMINO ON THE COURSE. 21011THUMBSILAND PLATE. IP to I 10 to 1 Poet eget Zeta k 117 b 1 apt TeeitsalreOrey IS to I Lord lORIStatIO 11 10 1 Warlock BETTING AT DIANCHESTER.—FAIDAT. SIORTHCMBEILAND PLATL $ to I sect Coartesay (t) II to 1 cent K. of Scotland (off) •to 1 Pout (t) If to 1 Yorkshire Only (t) II to I Wariest (1) II to I Csatkono (of) IT. 1.1.011 t. . $ to 1 opt =rim (t) I 1 to 1 sot Passolotto (I) 0 to 1 opt soy other. LIVERPOOL COP. 10 to 1 mist Types (takes, aad atterwazda olleted). THZ INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE AND THIS MEP& 1011.-A triead writes tram the south .f Fromm While I was &Wood et Lyons the Emperor usexpectedly strived there is the 2.d, gad to do him joshes spared so fatigue ueaaminiag the dame`., with the LITt alleviation the misery of NOW 16,000 people. He wee of warm received with great seelasnetioas by the blouse sod merle, claims, bat scarcely a well dewed pence sitting I. or at the dome of the oath limed from their mats to loot at him. I remarked here that the tartrate of the population are not so bused so is the north of Fraser, the laegaage made ne of at Lyoes regarding his lsorrial Majesty - being say thiag but complimentary. While edgiest is a wcr.t of praise for his havieg tome from Parts to Lyou, I we. saseend sharply, 'lt Is his datv, for who is better paid for his work ass this Iltr. Comp d'lttet ?' The Emperor has sow sees with hie own eyes the damage done by the Merest of the river, which has broken through is suite and in dermas* of all the eagirsoering skill to keep it within certain boundo, sad that the messeres so yet takes to guide the waters bare all been la vain. Ho has therefore proposed a stupeadoas plea to eat a canal shove Lyons, through which a pert of the river may go oe ems lido of the town, and the. dissents the premare. If one as judge by Massage, his Imperial Majesty, without delay, bed better follow • similar method with his political system if he wishes to Gentians to rale the Preach, sow that the excittmeat of we: is over, or to a ts, misty social bassdations will take place, sad as a torrent sweep before them all his eseeiegly arrested pollee syrem, and those barricades which he in his wisdom hes erected to terrain liberty of speech, cad of the trees. Them teener* wore for • time 10011111FOJ is the pro prietary Mushy their easggsrated (eon of the Rouges" and IMMO& entitle, ernes of the war, but now that the foamed Modeles are forgotten, and the excitement of the Orlon has pared away, while beery taxes oratinse, and emeememe does sot tames*, the besergesisie hays now be gun M reasea, end disease smear themselete whether ano ther &sage would or would cot be favoareblet: their into. meta" MIL 011010 E BUCTLAND'II ENTERTAINMENT.—Rs. OEM GALL/ST.—Mho eatertalement coosists is a 'evil sad pktereeqs• illmeratios of Shakeepearee play of the lberen by living 11111611% la a series of tableaux. which lone reels a soma WOO= of the l riscipal 6C•11,11, which Hr. DMblrttheandains at enplane, while Mien Clad Prefer gage *1 Psis feeldsatel tno play is so easy sad agree able neassie. Mr. Heckler d Ist ea Ist es 14 v. r 1 neer soar, one iii.. • reties of Calitisn'e coning his master, composed by Ils.Hobbsond *stilled •T•libon's Ceres;" umber, a bslo wag, wh;eti be Tendon with some bummer. After the play of the Tempter omits the relit...cud of a nelo 'rasa of the 1 old school, styl d Adeline "Cowardly, after the Great fashioa, the seton permeating the leering, mid Mr. Beeklead the ehons, or eaplanstor, sad if we easy judge of its snit by the merriment it called forth, wo moold my it mast pion esemenfel. It nut be sees to be tappet aimed, end the es. timeliness, may well ley elms to be comidered hanoreue sad original. INSTITUTE or ACTUARIES.—At the annual go sera nesting held on the 7th last, Chariot' Jellicoe, Req., vies-presidest, is the Oen, Mr. Hill Wllliants, ens et the bosses!, iteretatiON read tb• report me the proven el the lastitste duds, the poly's: ;alio as abstract of the receipts sad payments for the liseseial year owing the Jet of Muth last The baleen In tamer of the institute was sonewlnt larger than that of last jeer. The library coat!- . seed to be evemented by donetlons, Re., from various seerten. Donn the sums sic gegen bed beta reed is oubliette onsesten with life assurance, ITO of which have *heady append In the "Journal of the Jenkins;" the sixth will &ppm+ is the seat number. Th. extension Is the sienber dike amen bed hoes fated to work well; the mu sing. bad hem larger, sad sere hiforsistim e• netters bed bees remind and eon nsaMenad. • of Anamies" bad buss I kneed is Edinburgh with every prospect of menessefsl wen, sod a slwilar association for Gummy is sr w being I ruled et Huebert. • mane of Wee Meares had bees gives by Mr. Hardy for the beaelt el the jean, members. The report and desseial steteanat were 'adopted, sad a ballet keens takes piein for tles sloe- Nom of presideet, vkit-;resideate, and °Moen, the following wee deelered to be the Hit :—Preeidest : Jobs Pianism, Req. Vim-Presides Bseuel Brown, Em., Wens Jean Penes, IN., Peter Hardy, Esq., F.R.8., ' sad William Darerisk Hodge, leq. Treason,: Jobs Leaman Ham,, Ileentsrlse : Jolts Reddish, E.g., sad Jobs Hill Willis., Esq. Tb. Milan/Mg sesesistes wine sleeted seeten for the year easels, :—Tboass Barlow, Idwatill Cheshire, sa4 Cludeties Child, Zees. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1856. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE 0. EDVOND WOOL Poetswood, Hampshire, timber dealer, to ourreeder Jam U rad July 23, at 2, st lust - boll-street. Ws., er ce, Bosweele dead, City, sad Disobey, eouthaalpton; MC mtg., Gra ham, OolestaLsirmit. Qualms 1 , imago Lam Tottruham.uourt road, gromr, Joao 24 at 1, sad July 24 as 12, at Baslogliallutrcet. hula., Umera. blurt, Gruhato-urart, City; of. mug., Brll , Culeatansdtret-tuddlogo. 11511110 J ll*Wllll.ll, Mditay-ter, ate, botberlatt ,be dealer la milk, Joao :eat la, sad July 111 at 114, at raainghall-etreat. got, Wright, Chamary-lase, Qty: off. irk., Mahatma, &Mag. Whatnot. laws hugs, leiddlemmalser. Ilaelam-road, oil sal oaloorman, Juno 21 at Ili, sad July 22 at It, at Braimluill otreot Dol., WWl:Antos. Dassalamt. Flmhury.aquara ; of. msg., ta bltatore, Bastaaball-stivot- Oaoaoi Navriscu Duamis, Poole, tailor, June 17 and July 25. at 11, at Meinghallmreet. Beim. Mardou and Prichard, .. A NAYtreet, lOU Parr, fool, Doreciabire, a 9. awlig., OLOSUI. 1111•0kICE Alamitos, Birmingham, noes, June 27 and July 10, at 11,, at 11.ratinghaas Court Sol., Items, Birmingham; off. melt. Whitmore, Mranniglum. Brown. Qumran, Penyehalm Carnet vonahlre, draper, June IS and July 17, at 11, at Livapool Court. bow., Jonas, 211 /lihell. and Evans sad Bon, Liverpool ; 14. mats., Turner, Liverrol Wmums Noarom, Ihinkessrick, 1 ork.hire, Maser, June 17 and Jul? 14, at tI, at Leeds Court. Bola, Bond and Barwick, Leeds, of "' I I , IrmOi. UM/ ROB UM imams and 6nrum Basuto, Buinellfle, Yorkshire, blanket manufacturers, July I and 25, at 11, at Leeds Court. Rots., Watts, Dewsbury, and Bond and Barwick. Leeds; at ans., Wye, Leeds. issoLvan rennorass. POIMMAL4rism T. Browne, emanation Ern, Oatord.ation amen at the Pas tban—J. Wilma% as. Ithitt.etrin Itantab sse, cab driver—A. BMA WilloWiWYßOMManndwy, maaidelemew at daylight re. loam Bather Illanin leagnreet-tarrese„ largton , fornhure dtakit—J. teen. Mug area, I deenniq mod Marylekoms, anon Goldnaqvame, uphalitaar—r. P. AIM* gh-terrms. ==esileasher tiggigia—T. J. May, Bionlow. 1114 flirwa. hmrr J. L Itreadea. inainned, Camberwell, in imenew—G. tiedbrainone, , dyer —J. Barn ittaltalron OMlMODWl6 su clrel Webster, Tot. MalimbeestlaraParrawiler—J. 1411111,1141111/0110. CRlPlollilia. libM/11•11/PI , 4 • BeilensaL, alcannat, Ilmothwark. tea dealer—T. W. Wessay WlMastatreet North, Calointenned, teeny an auks. DICIARATIONe OF DIVIDZJDL Mies Locawooe, Wirdevrerth. peeer-4t &Meal of Id huts 11, sad three dremelif . s t liesbeltalletreet. Wailes 17112" =Teel a reeilat. 16 beetwe, builder —lst divi dend el es., Jew 12, sad three letinialat Tbaredaye, at Illeasield'o. leslappisadlest. Aanzennen MVami , 11411.1•. NOW ..umbel lasbremele—lst diddled al Jew 11, sod three sokseetent Tbaradep. et Stew 11.81. = . nubby stahar—Lt Melina el N. 111. say at issaeisses. Itarimart. J eas kale; piew—let &Okra el b. IL, Jess 17, sad any sehationt Nersams" lissabintar. Gana. Jane Gel inweees Qom SlI d. beatveaders—lst d.rt dead of lid., re leoley. at limamea'a,limbrate. JAMB PILDLIT afeleigif. areeiras...tat ddend of 70. , June 17, mad mg Tateity, at lbawastah. allasstas r. ono* Cawttta (apparele erase), Illeatbsrare, weesbeamma— dirideed ot am 17, eld say eabiegend Tsseley, tl /ins& wares, [WAX DI 914919 ). Ilinebester, warebease. man— let =nit= 17, sad say eutsequent Toseday, st lienterutes. Dunn wium Wttaaist IrnewoaD Aannwon, Avam low* neuame, %MUM Taws MOSJOTO, end Jana Nos- Wear ressitre--11rd sal dividabd ea le. ltd., June IS, and say sabisteeat W et WM" behatel. Tatou Cas,Lestreess. ploweer—lad &rifted of 9d., Jane 9, sod three _let at Reeeles, Noblothem. Ulu On.sgT• I . l lo**llo UMW clirldiall of Id., June 9, sod three salerquat likrailsea. et Ileorrieh Jo.. Pfau" ,Derly Wier esaket— fled fa.. June 9, sad three salatereeet Needs" et Werries, Nottibilrea. ftaannar owtsoebt. Adisaish, Lbelly.blre, wise sod spirit am. thent—led dirties/ ef ad. Jamo 9, sad three saleaqesst Mondays, at Hardee. belatibm. Joas lioseasta, preirp—lbd dirtied of Id, June 9, sad IYa salatemet Weadaye, a Ilents'e. Infannsbere. Witham Comants, lieviestio.upea-Tylot irammor-2nd dividend ef ed. la MIME lb UN. proviso* Alden* 1n5 9191 any ealsopeet leateedep, Bohm llemeollempso-Tyas MM US 1...,,1...,, Mee at ,' 'paws/ lasi dividend of 10a., In WU= to Ids. pervbeity &shred, hoe It, sad say sob. lamas fistardsy, Ilabses, ibraireTyse. Jowl MOLLAX. Jarrow Wilder—lit divilad el Md., Jaw 14, sad say saterqueot theta, at Bak^ liffambe.arreet-Tyas. lap 7. W. Isaaott, Marrpret.etrost. Osreedidi.spere, vieteeller —.1617 I. .1. Sykes, elide Tuwar.hlil , eietkier—.l•l7 1. C. lieeelden, WilPeOrwenset. Caveocilelt-erpers, beeheetbr—July 4. F. Pollard, Dres7-Isee, grew— S. B. Darliebbs, Wl{.; lAacashlre. way .artreser—July S. J. lisarhsseer, tailor—Jail 4. W. idossal mats), Ui.MM sad Ilseatay= r ebsat—lely I. 11. i p i ftwleals.Use-Ilaralt, Oloossranblis, —jury I 7. O. Igystarefl, bellder—July 7. W. Trehloost, mouth, host oboe Woe. C1i1111611116 to le tiler coon to &ova to the oat:ram 44 the y metlaiy. July S. W. Pim km it.osork rit. Janes* eta. aerehant— July 10. C. J. lialeOnheet meet. 214 p Yeah—July 4. P. V. Jeskts% Onglesmeset. Brasowlelt.equeee. lemma vlettiellee —July 4. J. Man. 11,4zy orb tobor—J oar 4. J. re, =tro, l42 =oly I. j t i cosr. I. sell J. A. lito= se. IlderbleMams. P4lll=llll amila. lllollULYJE4 Illheeet and W. 3. 131.ewright, Neeleml,Diteme, thes tiros tries—r. Us. owl M. Nalissig. Serisr.ida wail= It alb moutostoron-1. istos NM W. Nib% etwriaL Wet& sool WoribiL W. Obrir e rj r t Ow. 601114 Wok ord rolron- 1. 11 6 .= sod L IL _ ..— Loon L 1 1. I essbn-0. 11 1 1= 3. Toner. Qrera owl soak loargliso, tattle dorbot—L. Groot 4J.= . 12imottioett. —Norden Iwo mg Oars ter. infra. rat W. War. .14t000tree, sod hub% rimy or br as IL Illorrtroo—J. A. As 01p Poem ad W. U. Losisatarrot. Prorblo+ . sea Amnon torittro—br.r old "... I =Dirli Va lt e i lif=trikrll4l l lnt J. 1 =11". MUSS 1110.11111-J. sr 14 •2 11 1 1rus wrew•—r. PIM red Z. P. WM% M. irmirlais-1. Sir% rid Nary Jour lArepod us list rea rribiels—T T. Mb rill ULM', =•••• 4 1 W ll . ll%llll."Celerbake marimi—s. J. rintlr :e a rl C. fdirld. ad P Taw Orr eadmie—W. Linda. tam. Masi oil Gramm% assred, r ref r& Ir remake with W. MOB sr Or. Ellormr sr WO. IL M is• Par, Omer* arl lisills sr am. Uwaper. o = regim ent irmi Clydrdre Ork in 0 9:1a4 01111 MS Prrerpar ; awl OM Nuke& Illr it It wou s nalil•Z=Gtasio. r Nerds W suershea wlth Ai Oaraporp; Is err* re Bar haarler * mi le Orr hookaCrapasy—J. errs pa. palmy am . parr, as rs his ersasslat Irk r• tistr•••••••par ran Parr Com wea pany—Jar Iran W Nom Trirt. issahl. austriuren—J. (relit°. sad J. Nair filreow. sof Tharararek. pater Ina t .be makers - Berry, Lae O mer sad Oo . Lek. wad Glavoir. eons ban, tae as r•. parr O. Derry. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO TIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. The Foreign Department.—A vetancry in the office of chaplain to the British Legation at Lima has been caused by the death of the Rev. F. J. Siodalph. The Board of Trede.—Mr. W. Peake, collector of customs ' for the port of Cardiff, has been appointed nosiest of druits of Admirelty, in lien of Mr. It.ch,.. Legal Department. —The once of county .out judge of the Thirty-third Ciresit (Bery St. Ktintuad's, Ipewieh, Lowestoft, dc:.) , has become vacant by the death of Mr. Francis King Eagle ; • yummy in the °Sloe of signer of Mesas Prams I/grainiest Itectueur Ofhos of Pleas has been caused by the neeth of Mr. Francis Beaune; the °See of treasarer of the county courts of Northumberland and Durham hes become vaunt by the death of Mr. Anthony Lambert, of Alawick. Castoens.—Mr. Howard Soar. has been spot:dated a clerk in the Loacka Docks; Mr. Thomas Weddle boa been appointed a suptrouserary clerk in the Huteivee-Generere office is Londoa ; Mr. John Hill bas been appointed • clerk for general bunnies is London ; Mr. James Adamson has been promoted from tidesaiter of the first class to be litspector of patrol at Glasgow ; Mr. Robert Mamie has been promoted from the second to the first slue of tide waittrs at Glasgow; Mr. Abraham Morpby has been pro noted from clerk of the filth clue for general banners at Liverpool to be nineteenth clerk et Dahlia. Bast Indies.—Lieutenair-Colonel Henderson, C. 8., of the Madre* Engineers, be. been appointed chief engineer of Hyderabad, in addition to his duties as superintending engineer of the Hyderabad Subsidiary Fora ; Mr. C. T. Baskland has bona appointed jailor secretasy tea* govern meat of Bengal ; Mr. 8. Wauchope has bees appolated regirer of the Sadder Dawanny and Niemand Adawlot ; Mr. A. W Result hag been appointed to officiate as register of the Sadder Durum, and N , asenut Adawint ; Mr. F L. Beaufort has been aproisted to canine as suerinteadent and nusemr . ranoer of legal affairs and goverament advocate; Mr. H. Stainfonh hat been appointed to officiate as a mem ber of the board of revenue; Mr. H. C. Metcalfe has been spirant. d to act as an ours judge of the Coast of Budder Dswsnny end Nhatunt Ad waist Ceylon.—A vacancy has bees created in the ones of Chief Juju of Ceylon, by the death of Sir William Ogle Cur.— CMS Senna Chsaitte. MASTERS or WOIUIHOOSEII.—A new master having ben lately appointed to the workh Arse of the Holborn Haim, the Poor law Board, on being applied to for their sanction to the appoletesenr, hiforwd the guaroiaos that they bad "grave objeetione” to the wife of the toaster being allowed to reside in the workhouse with her husband, and called upon the guardians to re•toutsider the propriety of allowing boo to do so. The guardians have returned as answer, suiting that th•y bays rreousidered the subset, and are of opiaion that it to meet desirable that the nester of such an estabilehtneet et ould be a married matt, arid that his wife should be allowed to reside in the 11 , ,ase with her biebsad. SUNDAY ItirelC IN SUNDERLAND.—The Sunder- Semi Notes of Moaday says:—•• Yesterday the B shopweer mouth brass band played for the drat tme In the perk, and, If we may judge front ths multitude of respectable elation, and the a tendon paid to tbs did • rest pieces per formed, their weekly Tilts will b. bailed with the 1111,11itit Omura. The p %tams' eastatned music to please all taisteL" _ _ - POSTAO2 TO EGYPT.- By a Treasury warrant which &premed in last sight's Gain. , it adored that the Bt WWI postage. oe • letter not eacmdieg the weight of half es-setees, to or from Earl, vie limarilles, by British pagitt-ht at, or us Southampton to Egypt, or re Kilts, shalt be sispates; sad 'omen sent from Egypt to any port to the EMMA Kiegdom, on their wel to any *Gluey or forge coestry, shall bothered the gismos le addition to the postage between the United Kingdom and their Seal deseiestan. Litton psalm tannish Proaso,ta addition to the deposal, will have to ray the instal postage. Above half-as-oaese, two memo( poetess will b• eaarrd ; snowy sae maw, Soar Taws; above two maw, *sot; sad so so. CRYSTAL PeLaCII. CONCIAT I)*T.- FAIDAT, Jane 13.—Adssissioos on payuret. 4479. ditto by mossy Woken, 3,122. Total visitors, 4,001. Sabi Intentarnu. COURT OF QUEEM3 BENCH.-JOKE 13. ITTTITITA •T NMI PAM • T W 4 LOAD rAIdPIELL •IDDOLPIT O. LIU AND OTHINS, ASSIONEL9.- ACTION TO ',Cottle. As teTATE. Thu or an attire of *Patient to reeom pastrami of on state riled The Grasse, in MagaOrbire, and waa soneiderahM imperi ous to the parties interested, Manuel u the result of it would de termine th e right not only to this estate but to valuable property in ochre pane of the country. The plaintiff, Mr. A Wray John William Biddiaph, was represented by Sir P. Tinnier, Mr. H. MIL art Mr. Budder, ; Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Keating, Mr Lush, and Mr. Fleming appears] flee the defend. ants, who sere the reigns. of the late Anthony Oro. William old. oulph. a bankru,ii, rot the tether of the plaintiff; and Mr. B ivi!l sod Mr. Phipsou attended on the part of Lord Camay., who was outran- Ugly the defaulter in the cue. Vera the Guru garment of counsel it appeared that tbe plata- SI claimed the muse a. the heir at law of the two daughters of Therm Itiddulph, who were born at Lille, in France. as long age cs If and the only queetions of fact for the jury were whether them chiUren bad ere existed, and if e 0 wht they they were the true of Thome. Btddulph. by Margaret hie wife, to whom he was m 're - EU at Brighton on the Seth of Lets:ober, 1715. It rested that their bu tt-in was registered in Praire, but the Minter of Juror had de clined to allow the , rng,osl documents to be brought to this country, and the pluatiff was only able, therefore, to produce properly authen ticated mate. of them. Sir F. Kelty ohaectee to the admissibility of this evidence, and after role durum at sae soured th.t It should be reo, Iced, sad that the queetion es to Pa admissoboity should bo lett for the decision of the ma court, together with other mints of law erring upon the 4. etruments tinder which th.- plaintiff claimed. Lord Campbell raid, if the di:turnout purporting to be copies of th• register in France were correct, they proved beyond the poribility of a doubt both the birth end the paternity of the two children. y intimated that Lord Camps had kit it his duty to en- Naga counsel to watch the case on ,his behalf, as it had always been understoml in the family that Thomas had died wit/e..ut hone. and as nothing bad bees heard of these children until a compara tively recent p. rind. The marriage was than proved by the •fear of Brighton. Copies of the register of Moil= of the children were out in, and Noesseur Denny, an avocet .t Lille, proved the law of France respecting the reiktratlon of baptisms at the period in question. The jury, under the direction of his lordship, then found s verdict for the pkintalf, subject to the opinion of the court above on the points of law. BIDDULYR O. LORD CAltoLll.-11DDOLII O. MILLISH. In these cases, 1 which precisely the same violin's@ of law and feet were Involved, a yerdist was also takes. by. accrue, for the &AMIE COURT OF EXCHRQURP.--Julgs 13. IMITOPOS AT ILU 1•1101 AT LAM •PID =MON !VMS: Tide was the fret day of the matinee after tens. The lint contained faventy-loon PUMP. EVANS Ir. WISTON —A RIAD CASS. Mr. Edwin James and Mr. gain appeared for the plaintff, and Mr. O'Malley, in the atoms of Mr. Gray, conducted the defence. ibis was an setlon brought by the plaiabff to recover in right of his wile theism of 3791. from the defendant, Mr. Plenum, a surgeon residing in the neighbourhood of the Regent's. park, for money lent, and on an mount stated. The defendant pleaded a eat off of 3161. To establish the plaintiff's eon, Mrs. Jane Evs;;;••m:lied, and Plated that she was the plaintiff's wife. On the 12th of May, 1052, being then unmarried, she went to residewith the defendant as governess to his children at • 'Maly of 101. a year. In the May of the following year, she sold out 2001. which 'be had in the Tbres.snd•s.puarter ter Cent. Cowie., and lent It to the defendant, who was in ecoMmaared circumstances. In August she lent • furt►er sum of loet , and during the time the was In Ills defendant's meek*, where she remain, d till October. 1824, she advanced bim beside', vatious smell sum. smotantmg to 111.25. 6d. None of these amount* bad been repaid, neither bad she received any portions' beg salary :. . . . Cromemenine 1-Bhe kid been ill after the entered upon her situa tion, hat not seriously, so as to Incapacitate her Mom dincharging her dais. Mr. Weeion had glees her tome medicine. Mr. lamas—Oh 1 1 suppose the eel-off is for medicine. (Laughter.) Mr. O'Malley said he did not test justified to proceeding further with the cue. Has learned ((hod had handed ham a letter, written by the defendant, which timely put an end to the plea of net oft. The Mot Baron directed the Jury to return a verdict for the plain tiff tar Mil. 12a. 6d., making a deductii a Mom the amount claimed of 161. fa. 6d., the rate of intermit charged bring too high. Mr. fames applied lot =media!' execution, which was at ono* granted. COURT OF r.-JUNE 13. IN RB COLS.-BANKRUPTCY 07 Till SI CHAMPION OP TZI TN AMU: Thls was the meeting for the choice of alli(0101 In the caw of Thomas Cole, Maned victualler, late of the Old Shlp. Upper Mall, then of to. Hops and Anchor, Hammersmith; formerly the champion of the Thames. Only two creditors proved at this sitting—John Baiter. ➢oat builder, of Wandsworth, for SI., foe wort, labour, and materials; and Joel., Nottidge. of Loces.Aelds, Walworth, whole sal* chemist sod druggist, fur 5671., fur lent and advanced, and for money paid, told out, and espended for nee of the bankrupt, Including the coats of au action against him I. the 001111100 Pleas. Mr. Salter was chosen trade mine% Mr. 11411 Is the andel maim. sad Huns. Nana sod Stan we the sohettors. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-JUNK II IN THE MATTES OP ANTHONY BACON. This insolvent, formerly • potent la the Portuguese service, was mood by Mr. Morten, for Messrs. Dean, Adam% awl Dean, the northers, of king Wtiliswetreet, City. Mr. W. Paws opposed for Mr. Bromide, tine.merebant . and a itSUIPOIS BMW Orr opprod In person. Mr. Pathos and Mr. Swiped supported. The opposing creditors complained that lb dith had been In, penwly aware& In December. lilt. Mr. Ditek ewer the partnere I. the house of Dew, Adams, and Dean. lent, be ebied, the loactivent 2W. Pk., in order to enable him to get • rlYereP dem from hie outline:. to *mew before the &owner m be wee peemiw Per* and would torah= ems ad their revolvers Writ they had inventha in Mee mg *Ma* Mr. Dray, • pandares b r at ro a r bome, was assempany and take the leimerms. bet tag ineelmmt dld net mat bias, sad Mr. Dray want la Park y where be had ran saes basins, and nu- rawly sempthkthig Wrested far bath* the theme with him. Mr. Brownest' Mg roppied Was OHL*. *L. in renumber and Oc tober leak kr vtidi he wav Is Is pig at Christmas, bat nothing woe peld, OK In Melting be bad bean pat to ISt las. law *mar . In Jose last the ksibrost Ith may money, furniture of Mr. the IN • hews Is Meth_ _•••• ehinh he removed 10 • ••••• W• lEnrallfsellaftelth did not pay, and mat meal Win ahem by property 4 Chaosery, which he expected wall he settled. Mr. Orr had lets the law* turolabed by the week *kw be agreed to sell the farMture for about 1304 and tow compiled that be had *ea denuder'. out of his property. It wowed that to tasolvest, who had bon • major in the WPM snap, bed Oise the beaert of the set no moral taxational. Hie pre sent ma dm !ph appYmtlaee. His last discharge war to WA at Maid glens. Ms Ws, Ilmosores the daughter of the late Earl of Oxford, end Aimed with her Auer, lady Langdale, conettlerable 7. 'lda mei the rabbis of • Chancery nit, and the bards Ju. turned throng thee jedgmeek The property was .sited la Lady Beam wt In his family. He dented that be had staled to Mr. Dean that be wanted Is get • military drew He was polar to Paris, aid would haw awe the arms to the Emperor, but Mr. Dm put off the vide, and that was thereon be did not go. He wasted the mow, to was state law arrangements and to pay his stomps at Paris. Hs had wolgest Pat to en* MUM. Dena ad Adams, with the 11 1C ne rlief CammthAssor required some statement to be made on the athedele as to the property of Lady BA to, and on the next OM ISM Oz. Dray sold seesatt. As to Mr. Orr, the insolvent had no insths•l menthe ing lithAnd Mr. Browneatt's debt was contracted three Ithanthsbauried that there were plenty of difilcultiva in the sang mil be wadi set is, more at present. Ira decree wu p p uma Ina abort Usk wasps the ease had better be put off for some me. The ewe was sO)oersot to the 7th July. BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. Joiga 12. IN ZS MOULD OWNS, OP LICIPIZI.D. BAWLS/L. -THE LICHFIELD BAHL PAMIRS. Tbie bankrupt wade hie application toe • eertilkate, perverted by Mr. Braddiesks, at the 011eed groat Pratrueted by Mr. T. 8. -- llT:Knight 'unused fix the sesigasie . . Mr. Reece for the tick. veil theirtalt I anas Trost ; and Mr. ABM lef the firm of Rode.= .wd Allen) for Mr.Wilharn Kin', malinger, for 1,2731.15 i-I 1d.,• Mr. John Hathaway. Little aq, MMeMe, farmer, for 4441. lia. dd.; and Mr. Wm. Stiles fleggimagam . clumsa, for 14H. 140. 9d. Mr. Knight, in addremingthaOsmws went into the history of Mr. Green's COMM - 1100 with ea Lighlield Bank, and in conclusion edmitted that in Mr. Ortenies prologue it keeping the b nie afloat there was no ainiLer motive, aid bus testimony to the last that be bad rendered Me assignee' ewer, possible swistence. Mr. Reece followed, submitting to the court that no ',tilde tte whatever ought to be given on the groooda of realeer trading, extravagant expenditure, fraudulent preerenc• of creditor.. cos trecung of debts at a thee 11 ben knew himself to be howlesoly Insolvent. and breathe. of trust. Mr. Allen enforced some of the e ground. of opposition, dere. ling forcibly upon tie admission of Mr. Greene. that m 1650 he bad no how of bullets, mount daring hi, Idetime. Ihed book keeping wu no addict inoi ground of ocipuition urged by Mr. Al:ea, Ike bankrupt having admitted that he bad kept no account el profit and lou. Mr. Ifuldlesten *rearmed the o'J Nelms hi detail. His Honour said said it wee lair to Mr. Greene and the public that he should take time to consider his decision, sod he would not deliver It, therefore, until that day fortnight 2HB POLICB COURTS. LAMBETH. Thollllll JOOSS, eaksdriver, hedge No. 7,313, woe Demonised before Mr. (babe lor sleeting more than the legal he. from the Rev. Mr. home, cf Otlungtoo.aquans, tiro:tiptoe', and Suffolk; also wok giving biro ■ tetra ticket. The complainant laid that he hired the defendant on the moth &Merit Beigrave.quare to emery him and a lady to the terminus of the C. orlon Mailers). at Lumlon.bridge On artivir g there witnem pairl him U.. the distance being ander font miles, wb•n the piieoner lismitided bd. more. M aura Geld him he our wrong ; and on his protesting that he era. entitled to teat sum, be mid him. et them., do s abed biro our h • ticket. The de , etsdant gam him one, which Intim. so well no a constable famine& and lowed to b • different from the number of his vehicle. Ile told Um of abeo be eichmged It ler hie proper ;Islet and drove off. Ildr.Osanbe @remitted the anther imei printed lint ir.ened ►y ties Com mi•elcmere of Police, ad found that the distance from the aortic-west side of Belgrave-nume to the lamdm-hridge Railway Terminus, we twelve hundrcd pug, Ile coked the dclindant what he had to nay So that, . . . . . L TG defendant raid he always thoueht the duderee war over tone silo% and be should have deurandrd the um. rum, bad be not bees 110=1111 . . . . 11 . 1760 u — i -tor. told him that was all nomeme, he ought to ham knows his .roper hoe. and had he any doubt, he Amid have eso.ulted boot ot gawk issued to the caboes by tas Comaiimiteen ut %alma WI beta pay shout the false ticket. 'fledelmist writhe that he vas it to the gent!. gnu by mistake. who lit Mom wets printed, the printer made a mistake to lb. Isms, entire he the compelled to have other tkkets printed. lativrarly Wisdom of the wi ass tiekets about Lim, which be. by stiSebe save Is the pstlemaa. lie tore it up so wen as he at.. flt.ol he meld he bold net heltne bib acd he had no debt it I wee Issestalty WWI to the pathos. to prevent lie gibs be sob Ile hot eenniteed bib ellente, lot • btch be nd lee lip 11 1 0.1nuotheb orb be to bobs the tans fan. Theeshohne rad the hee. sad be abet to bee the wart ~leerdat bog Ist ell leery. when Yr. Onshe soled be lee to. the tnee suisb:lt. notate mid that bobebbed that he led naratly Obi 111 r. Beery 4a skin gibe% sad bed M deb Umtata kb boomed a briber* pesaity ea td.. hub be were Nee too he at ell. end ea a farther he bald nob d tt for • brag, err bill he Mt I r ill.. therillionen of Mee to mew tt. The bun yr atepillasly detained by the diefebilk THAMES. Mr. Thomas Itifittha 'roam • aurae r, lar is the Beet-mad, Phad. wellovaseutuntoned before Mr. Ow le for unlawful y um g a Turner as ormetrueted a. not to burn or consume Ito own amok, The &ferment was norm It /. and mots. bane double the amount of the penalty in. &aid on the °mama of a foram r C ltVie ion. MARKETS. [ISMAIL —The average prim of brown or Mumovado riga!, the produce of the British cosermiima in America, oomputed from the returns made in the we, k riding the 10. h day of June, 113 ii, to .9s. 21d. The ave. age price of brow, or Muapnado sugar. the pro. duos of the Maur flue, in the week endlog as above, le Sus. Cad. The ay. redo price of bro • n or letuicovadu Auger, the produce of the East ladles, In the week ending as above, I. Sne. zd. The ,venire price of the three fort glum deter tritium. of sugar, jointly, computed as armee, and exclusive plumy, is 21)e. Tod. per cwt. humor., Joaa IL—The market hae been to very sparingly sup. plied with eamples this week tit it the trunenctlime are n meanly unimportant. There is, however, an extelient demand, both far grocery and rednieg deveripi iota, aid with anything like as moor, meet a large amount of buiiineea could have been transacted. Be. finer.' produce has been in request, and large parcels ior forward de. livery hen been contracted tor, at improved rate. Mum continua very doll. COTTON.—LivaarooE. Jens Id.—During the early part of the week ow market monied a very du:l appearawie, the business then bring era meet reviiicted kind. The law two days have, however, brought more demand boll from the trade and from speculators; and investment. to a nor eatent, on both at•oousts, have been made by some pante.. Terse operation. have given to our proesedirp more sicidiness, and have .1.% at least for the worsen:, checked the downward tendency of prices whisk we have had to report during the put sic or wean encl. tot II we have again to make a alight modificatiou in our quota) ions, now quoting raid Uplabds, 6d.; Mobile, 61. led., Orleans, Old. The Committee of Broker. re. deer their quotations for the " tale" quillete, placing them at: Mud, 60.; Mobile, 14d.; Orleans, Gje. Perhaps this redaction would have been more properly maae last week, borate, Brach, mid Igypeans, tit nab in !Invited requiet, are without material change In value. the latter de eripiton le wet freely •nd abundawly offered tee rale, at the decline noticed Icst Friday. 6,560 Anatrican are re ported to have been token on epeculaum; 2,560 American, CO Surat, and 40 Egyptian, for rap so that the deliveries to the trade for the week have been .bout 13,400 bales. Today the bwines. large, amounuog to I. ly 1,20 u hales, at, partite Dupes freely, giving cosolderable animation to our proceeding., and Sully supporting tie vexation. Wes of Use week, 45,230 bales. HOSIERY AND LACE—NorrDWHAN, Jon 13. — There is as absence of activity to tbh trade, sabot:eh it cannot be said to be flat. Tbe advent of more genial weather may be ea :Acted W produce =lm proved demacd for warmer gouda. lbe number of foreign buyers to the market ban not been to any great extent, and the boom trade is very quiet. limier; : Boehm. is gradually becoming more quiet; the home trade is mar. y over for the present mason, and American orders are verging to completion, so that we limit soon enter upon the quiet time between masons, which generally tuts until September, 'Me present high rate. of yarns bare • tendeam to render the dull peeled more than ordinarily inactive, as there la no induoernent for manufacturers to go on making at the orment relative priori cf yarn, and goods. Bp nom are gradually giving way sad making *Mail eonoesalows to induce orders., but we believe without success, as yarns mud be eonstheralny lower to induce manufacturers to all at the prices now ruling in the mark e t. Wo o ll e n an d mer i no yarns ars arm, and silk has again adv.nced le. per lb. Spun Wks are thm, at the highest rates ot last week. COH.N.—camairroao. Iv:to 13.—There was • small supply of wham at market today, which brought an advance of from O. to Js. per qr. 'drama on the prices of this day se'onight; the trade, however ; sue rot Mirk, buyer. not bring Inclined to fo.low. the adman Red, 70a. to 74: alum, 76e. to 800.; extra, SU. Barley wry little offering, and high prices made. Bea. Is. qr. dearer. - - -• LINCOLN, inns 13.-7 hers baa been a eery limited business doing at our market today. Fara era baking extreme perces. which de. mends were not responded to by the millers the email bonnets wm at fully 2a. advent. . Red. 71.. to 755.; white, 76,. to N o s. • sample of barley arming, this arttile now being extremely scarce. We have • little rain to day, and the weather a 1 that we can desire tor the coming mops. Weamat.o, Joss 13.—The ARITN'S of wheat were mrnewhat striated, and poor s must be Doted 26. per quarter dearer than Ott Friday. The bueiseas doing was or motterste amount. Barley, tens, oats, and shelling were each in oetter demand, at rather higher prices. Average, week enuing Lune 9t—Wheat, 3,109- 67a. barley, 201 —4ls. ad.; teens, 53-48..901. a/AUL—LosDoll, Imes 13.—Bnnahope, 14s. 6d.; Flutings Bart. ley, lls.; Ho ywell, 16s. 6d.; lloword's West Hostler Netherton, 17a. ; New Tar field, lie.; Tandeld Moor flutes 14a.; Walker Prim. r,ee, 10.; Wlet Peyton. 11s.; West Riding Hartley, 16e. 6d.; %brim, 16e. 6d.; Walls End Heald. lbs. 9.14 Walls End Riddell, 13e. bd.; Eden Nan, 16s. 9d.; Mels End Belmont, 16.. 3d.; Walls End Braddylla, 111.; Malta En! Helton, Ins.; Walls End Isontson, 171, 64.; Wallo Led P‘R•ber, 11s. 9d.; Walls End Mostarle, I le. 9d.; Wall, End Rtooel'o Helton, 170. ; Will. End South Helton, Ile, Pd.; Wells End Stewart's, lbs.; Walla had Heath 11.11,16.. Walls End Tee., ; Walls End Whitworth, les.; Derwentwater lisrUsy, 176. Ships at market, 45; sold. SO. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Anglo.Paaon (a), nailed tbla morning for Quebec and 5i oneal, after repairing, from Greenock.—Liverpool, June 13. NINA (1), from Calcutta to London, hal been totally tact at the Sand Lleads.-11arseillre, Juno 11. 1.41102C0L SNIPS AT FORSION POlM—Alarm, at Bombay; Beds Marina, and TODwas Brockletaink. at Cakutta; Inlun (as), and Arno (as), at Lytton ; lioaalte, and Henry lletealr, at Cor fu ; John dhoti', at the Nebo t; !Judie 'rum, at Browerahaven ; Treararttia, Mariano; Mho (se). at Genoa. Bataan Pot LITIMPOO, Indian 00.1111, April 23, Bona Ventura, and Lek:toter, May I. and Doke of Wellington, Mations, from Libra, Jaw • Anse Elizabeth, from Bolderan, June 3; °lama ; from Ant• 111117. Jim It. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. /Maas (barque), from London for Sierra Leone, lat. 47.26 16., km. e. 16 W. Rattler, from Liverpool. June 7. of Cape Finiaierre. Spartan (o. e.). from Liverpool for Crimes, Jane 7, otleape Pinisterre. THE FLOODS IN SAVOY.—THE FOURTH BATTIe LION OF Till ANOLO ITALIAN L3oiow.—A correstoodent who was drained aomo da) a at Lyons by the Bootle, writes as follows from the Polies side of the Alps On the morning of the 3rd, the river had fallen so much, that the rood to Swozerland was op-n, and to thee, who ere fond pithe picturesque, is the shape of cascades, waterfall., and roads torn up, there was much room for enjoyment, until arrived at Cbonaberg, where t e sultry look. of the paesengen of seven detached diligence. stowed ihat the rain bed oft been partial. From Chamber' to the foot of Mount Cent was a continued scene of destroyed bridges, roads blecked up by avalanches of rocks aid earth, and the beautiful fres railway bridge our the A.,, had act only been cared away but the iron had been twisted and turned as if made of willows. The assert and descent of Mount Casio left greet room for imaginetion, se while from time to time the thick mist opened, patches of white looked like bleacher, green, but I was &assured that the wh.ta marks were mot and not sheets. On arrival, at Lie,. ' were seen a few red jackets, being the remaioa of the Fourth Battalion Miele. Legion, consisting of from 15 to 20 men, each 111 teki' g as discharge being paid 81., a email fortune to these inhabitants of the mountain, while those who join the legion at Malts ere entitled to a year's pay on diecharge. The officers COW plain that they have not been liberally treated. Emigration from Sweden to North America fell aoatianes oa a g•est scsle, especially from th %severe !nu vim'. Heade. , sof easigrauta have already left Oil Jeer the diatetcta of W;lland and G. loge for the sew staid. [AdTerageUtelltl—HOLLOWAT'il OINTMENT AND PILLS, IrOltinAmL rOs IBS ( VIE or Scaon•t.t.—Copy of I !Pits? from Mr. Win Trite, bookseller, RiUrMitiater, Newton, to Profrwr Holloway:—Sty: Mr. Thema@ 'Lariat, yeornaa, Minton, et Dorset hire, waa for many years .evenly afittc:rd with wroftd.. Ht took various medicine. In the hope of effecting a cure, but all WIN. The disease very materially ret.ic.led his occupation; therefore bt del embed on trying Holloway's Ointment and rue, and by thrd me be Is rejoiced to be able to Male he is now recovered. &old by 1.. :Bodkins venders throughout the world; at Profaner Dolloway's estab.ohments, 211, etrand, loud. n, and SO. Disicenlane, New York; by A. Stamps, Constantinople; A.Guidiey, Smyrna; and L Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DBATHS. BIRTHS. EVGLTiII —lure 11, att.:dont 11311. No 011ie, Mn. A. W. English, of a son. YALKNER.—June 10, at SfrAnlngfqrd Brume, Wiltshire, tho wife o! the Ike. T. A. Yalteer, of a usuebter. GAY use le, at bbotorer Ih•we, Oxfordshire, the irtle of 6. Gamete, Esq.. of a dough er. ORA Y.—June 9, at Cates-Graf, Forfarablre, Mts. Gray, of s roa. lIENDI4.Y.—Jaa• 10, at Upper Yceleaton.plaae, bin. 3. Ileadrey, el • WC nut.sr..--Juin IL at New Burhagton-street, Lady Hul,e, e: I daughter. PETTEEL—JuIe 10. at Upper Uomaey.rne, the wee of Itr. fetter, of a daughter. MAARIAGEB. BOWER-13EATTsIDL—Jute la, et Dom Church, PriblhO Lleat,Cot. J. Boon on of the tote a. Power. E.q . 01 drum, N. 8., to limy. daughter 01 the Ire H. Draw , ode, EN., al Outshoot square, Brmbroo, formerly of the Lt Drumm Gallo CAZAUCE—TAwCEIT.—Joint Dr, at et. Jame'., Paddler/toe, SY the Bee. it. D. Vtielth.m, W. c. Caralet I.G. M rnettoo :0 Ymmellas agues, daughter of Col. W. la. cot, of Crete h-4 Hyticsoark. DOUOLAS--HARVEY.—June 10, at Tarty, Wenl by the a°. 11. Simpson, B. Waldo. Voq., B.N . Leut. of 1.1.11.5. Lam roa og J. Dottie., 1,141 , O &Inter, to marpret. .1. N. dollbt 77 of D. W. Harem I , f Bart dm erd griddle D e al Bore, lora. DUNI BB—DAV lES.—Jutte 'O, at St. J .memo yarich choral. or .swell, by the Bor. C. N. Mercier, 0.11.. B. Boos Cr. og the Icte B. limner. Bog.. of Whithy. Y. rtehire,td MahhhcOlar b ' to Of S. Dolts, Esg , tats of dohwark, Loudon. DEATHS. r. ADA/15.—Am le. at Teen Tat Balleigh, Gen. Su G : Adam. ECM.. CoL a the 6th t1an010.4141 laseoon 4 , ne.t • RIAWILL 7 Juse 10, at Etehof.'s Stafford, Leen. r, wife or t. 1101)(1111148011.-41109 9, Yr. J. Rod.literoo, of CLufeb.rtrtet DiebY, lied 93. Lumaao.—Juse 9, at HI tohton, T. B. [Unarm], EMI ,41 T. E. Lessard, Bert., of Who., trees. NOMELKY.—Jam It, at Porksetreet, Derby, Mr R. Mor:ry. 16.1 q 1100ST.—Jeso 9. at Seurtborot ma" Ormolu Lours, &Win d Ircos. P. Scott, M.P., Nod 19. 817TBILIILAND.—Jsuo 10. at fatmplook S. H. SothertonJ, "N ei molteablisd by WIUMIII Itw Sams. et ie.& lostar Omsk is Ni Olt? lou.khe, Priovrokt Os OIL* is Lasted alelooll IMludadM IFltliarlan. —Ban WT. Ulm 14,1111.