The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-24 00:00:00

-,'' , .. lab) intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.-Y6STERDAT. Pure. rue Mama Iv vim Mau •••- IN RE Tun Lon DON •-•••••••-• Dorn C , ax PARTS ' tic. The hearing of this eau, which has occupied the lean sight days, was b=ll4 to a dos. In 18u2 the &maim Dock Coospaay to tha pagtoats of the ail% a sousatity of load at Wagter whisk tile warm wham was 9,0001. II rs. a Ma WAWA I was tenant for life of the hork g tai iWat but bib the dividends af the parttime moan were ppaWY to hue. IMo died la MMI, henna node a wall. Her husband milord the divideWo daring hie life, and he died is 12111. Thom apes proosodiags wore taken in this court, and inquiries beam asporsoory as to who wen the heirs of Mrs. Betts. A re rear woo auk to the Master, who reported that a pones of the saw of Edwards mu the heir ex parte materna, thole being so *ridings bcfure him AS to who was the beirat-law. The matter aims before the court and wu again refuted bath to the Master, to proucuts the in quiries. A Mr. Watseka, who had married Mrs. Beta's niece caused lithographed letters with her pedigree attaebed to be seat fa all directions, to persons besting the LIM of Primo, mewing theta to commuaicate with aim if they claimed relationship to her family; bat no prow made oat • satisfactory claim. Subsequently heaving that a Daniel Dee, residing at Walton-on-Thames, could eye Informs 'hot on the subject, he sent to him a letter and C i at re. Oul l er ia m u ai r d l e y n lie n s a stated was " P a r t ince,t i d 's Ir s aa l t s ; daughter of Jobs l'rinee, of Oxford, and was therefore en title! to the property, it appearing that a John Prince, who lived at Oxford some century ego, was the minas through whom the various ;anise claimed. The petitioner, Sarah Hyde, Deo's daughter, saw Mr. Waterloo, and stated that Sarah Fielder had devised " all her right, in this world" to her mother, Mary Du, and her children, producing the WineAseter Scholars' llanwsl, which contained on one of the leaves a devise to that effect. Afterwards a Mr. Jolts Cornelius Bailey, who was connected with the Ileir-at-Law Society, produced a copy of a certificate of marriage solem nised at Woodstock, between John Prince and Isabella ('lark. On investigation, however, it turned out that Bailey had made a mistake in copying the certificate, the name Wag Prato, and not Prince. Hyde, the petitioner in right of his wife, flied • bill to enforce his claim wader the devil, to his wife, and it was referred to the Master, who reported that Sarah Fielder was at the time of her death heir ex parte pateral. Fire other petitions were pre dated by other claimants, taking exceptioas to this report ilis Honour requested copies of the documents to be de livered to him, is order that he might look through them daring the vacation, previous to delivering judgment. P 111022 TICFCIWISIIIIOII Sill hill= PAUIES. THE GREAT NOZTRXXX RAILWAY COXPANT O. TRX EAST AND Willi INDIA DOCK AND BtnYINORaa Anic ?lON RAILWAY C On Tuesday and Wedeistlatlst the arguments of counsel were heard on a motion the plaintiffs for an in junction to restrain the defen dants from preventing the plaintiffs from effecting a junction of the plaintiffs railway with that of the defendants, at a point to the west of Maiden.lane, near King's Croat, according to the plans of Mr. Cubits, or according to such other plan and in sick other .ironer as the court might direct. Mr. Bethel', Mr. Wigram, and Mr. Minivan were heard in support of the motion, and Mr. Bolt, Mr. Daniel, and Mr. Speed against it. The Vice-Chancellor now gave judgment. De said the defendants were incorporated by an net pared in 1846, which authorised them to make their railway. By the ititb section of that act it was enacted that the defendants Alma give all needful facilities and accommodation for seSs en their railway, sad" shall also afford facilities for isibeting • junction Itrtween the same railway and the Great Iketbern Railway, and he the trade of reeds between the said railways," with a prowleha as M tLe tines ea shish he accommodation was to be ghee. gad by the MI6 seldom of the act it was provided Met the yleso he gamin sash junction, and the main Opals between thetas leeways, should be osbesitted to sod swayed by_ he eagheer of the daisies*. wide syrevislion.le gle_ ( Vann of the two heel* Mee, ire the Sri de dies ores empire. By as set greed in ISM, masedieg hese an, i wee provided by he Mifft megisa aa follow% "Oh it shall be lurid km he Groat North= Railway Compeny to term • jimmies. sad add sash lids limo sad works in con nection with the said railway (the dehriat's railway) at :LAW welt of Midas-kat s assy be easseary he soo the Great Northers with the sold moo and es the sea Great Northers way Ceseporty nay be astheriesd to make so or to allow of the passage of Miring and tram one railway to the other." The de ferlesee l purview& leads. and bad nude their railway seder the pima el the aell. Rh Ream that hare used be so doubt that all the lase by the dedinhate were subject to the proclaims of these acts in fared' of the Gnat Northers Railway Chwietriy. The railway, with the posetiss to be made, fors &breach rail way,sed he thought abet hoyieleillb had ea absehele right to sake it, sod he dibellese ges boned to husk ham to arks healing he esh melodeo s n as the Newt shag adept he the shossable yehootft sf the railway of the dahnideate. The sebe im the de hadosie ablipationigh= allposedes lila If the dahnikele shed' hart &said NNW the ylehellb to webs *Kis% bat the erIMO loasd to sale des islhedenee a. eight to eseeleset sad shame the 1.. .1 Isseliss. It appeared that the daimilasts' line was sea alessied ea ea embankment, hyped whish they were esti- Med to a strip of Led el the ISM gni het, lying heiress the tore railways. esd_hay denied the of she pliedilb to sees hie plelp of ho d The heel se yawed pink the dehmiesi d I • sesaliba them, sad be Sheer aphis thee Mini soli set be meshed. Re *sushi het he delbsdlens who Woad to gibed the fish VS way heallesele_ theimsles. serretheassies peeled the sot he heir hiding leads essepolowily miesdosil tie a bed pow to sa- line the right of the ~Mi a h make the joseles. He met soh of the dehadoste whether they mewed at the pis I • disenaies thee hose, mod the hut having lauded the main esselks beeves the yeah*. Wow seed owe he a few days in osier to give She he he yestissa= the terms oa whisk, without_ missies to the right to appeal. he order Awn be drawn up. Puma Too4lossmassa laws. Comtism a Laesa.-Onstssi or As ',miff. The ma i r er ia Ibis ass Is waseast tbs Waist, Lady Mina , w a w a le psis of sse. is to radio witk MolarAloolisl nes sod W T mat L Lodes Lyra. K wish Mr Clubs la* A all 4 dada loss bass lasi sa balk Mo. baths migenemb ass asS psi ssallaisi ASSIZE INTRLLIGENCA HOME CIRCUIT.—Lzwis, Jam 23. Crown Comm. awn Iwo Cos ham hem CARD-CHZATING OM R AT BRIGHTON. YW oioralog was appetite& it the trial of Jan Brims, the millet, sod two eller peleerk aimed ddeds• .ad Jaen, Ise a emplreay to deed • perms polloork aimed limp, 1111 • hwp alas d messy by tragedidoei Pay at fords. The ON, trout the psealLr desostaseet acemeled with lt,has mated a deal et Irlasest. sad it irM ha Wt at the WI N. tke presessior did oat appear to five evidassooral Ida is the man of 6001. mew ersi ba be and the trial wee ordesed ' to he pealpsed to eadoes. . _ At Os sildessitthe soot, tha Jests, Jala drunk Oohs Miele% end Aim Jesomorme OM to es. Hain, bat W oi dast is se, sad the Lent ONO Judo *six recegailesses to Si tossemd. g ".. 4 ll :mi l leemeede, is leaned°. woo =au tint two of rkestm Mass la hoes, wen la stMaisee, and the the ease serestiersi mei woe glossa is dr ash. The laid Chief Soda looked why the seer MOO mot, isseark was sit poems. He woo Oakwood that he had bees saw k the Ism as the previous day. Mr. Mollestlee esti MO be ase Searaseed, with hie band Mr. flawilika a te MAO blo. bat fro s sow be hollevel dist beliairpoe away. h ium e hulligid elLeed f lodes this erame to be sale& amis, sad so he MI set moor. he &els/ Oat a bomb ones* sheabl immodistely isms Ise blo oppreMeeeme. The asap Mthe mho Ise dedigeste vas the OIL WNW* sheeted Oro with ho b s riot s' s/ Meese rol floadwtoot domes meg pee. es oak MMus Hoary Ramp Mamas Mm mos el tomb sad she bills of mho.' W a leme sorsori. is es aim sow" lib delliaimats won shorpod. jowly with Ids Desame,mlth shollsi the peesoster spite of MI6 old WINO Molar. James sad lb. Cheesy sesiostO the pomades. Mr. Perrylellisied Made, sad Mr. Reba= append for Os other tiolotlest The Mood mod /se the paresaties. is k =tl , 7 sew to the joy, MO so IS was ass shirk soosktersblo asiodeM, be thee& be eme esly dells Ws is rehab,' the thorealless he wee sherd Is makelsy maritime this te &Om el they might ban hoard or rod spa the *PM ist el bete boo this WOK eel sew is a eissledossib ipso the saw, weeM that ley be bid M ho Muss pel tho ss ed e labe wir esail set am go t SAO hos s dui of end Oa sopa le es the j er il aseM. lOU* punt works Ms de the SO 'emitted the degia asi who Virdie hat Oat are listh of the male shall be esseesikeL Me thes oleOrl the bets fills Ma es they Moot* moss/ is manse, sad the flamalag Ol son woe otimistal Jul. ilhosemsa said thst he lame Ss dolhaioste. eat ohs the presets, tad Mr. Ilasemo Is see toying des pablie-home ef tho bass ht £5. sues, Piseally lost some, es& set Mr. she wee wriglai la the hose. Made all. Z Jams awl te Iliam but be did mil me dos more Mae tee er three VMS WI arat N SO tY t at ce 140 th ti p , Wise Ihe sons= Om lived at thissiesall hs vary pod sport et the nem i Moll s& few the pewter et, hle bat Mr. Hem mid he wished to pme Me blow 11 4 . 1 8 == Oa the maim Woes the roes Yews Ms IV& BesaMl est J giq i et meal ell a.k....._ the gam Igsalks. CA e g g aided M le basest It woe Ms nos es llashanlWlml Isom ormer ea Ibis etemise, bet be MU Mt mg bee semi It was shun eiseseped eat ibey amid pOe the me% sea es the Mow* rawske tie prosteeser. Diems. hie wife, her sister, and sarelat young wawa named Miller, and witness. mad • person meted Probed, who was a Mesa of the prosecutor, went down to Brightat by the railway. Before they went the prow tutor drew • chew he 301. sod Broome got it crashed, and they all then pseessded to Brighton, and when the races were over mat out for a drive, and u they were L eizzleas saw the defendant Stiden, end called awl baffle Into the . They went to private Thne•gardens, curi a t es the following day all Clitor:triaahulin g Slade. and JSMICI., went to the Devil's Dyke, and when they returned the defendants, Broome and Damp went out together, and did not return till six o'clock the neat morning, and at that time Broome end Hemp were very tipsy. Staden did not come home with them. Btaden lived at Brighton, he believed in l'rinee's.stivet; and he saw him about eleven o'clock the same moo A and he told them they had been drinking American over night, end they were aU very sick. (A laugh.) Crow examined by Mr. l'Arry—Witnees had formerly been an attorney's clerk at Ross, in Herefordshire, and the pro mentor was the son of • gentleman living in the same neigh bourhood. He met the prosecutor promiscuously in London, and had acted as • sort of companion or guide to him. Ile had been to different races with the prosecutor. When they came home in the morning in question the prosecutor and his companions said that they hal been into every "Leib" in Brighton during the night. By Mr. Rebton—lle never saw cards played bat once in Broome's house. It was what was called a sporting house. He believed that Junes was what wan called • " betting man." Mr. Hemp, the prosecutor, was then examined—He de posed that he resided at Barton-villa, Herefordshire, and was 22 years old, and of no profession. When he sa me of sge, be wee entitled to considerable property, and he came to London in July lest, to see the Exhibition, and took up his quarters at John Broome'. house, the Rising Ban, Pic cadilly. He bad seen Broome at the races at Chester and Abergavenny, bat knew nothing of him before that time. Shearman and Probert were staying at the same house. He had kaowa them both in the country, and Mr. Prober' was the son done of the executors to the will under which he became entitled to his property. He remembered on the night before they went down to Brighton races playing at cards at Broome's house, with him and James, at a game which they called " Murder." The game was played by cutting a certain number of lots with the card., and they betted &odd the dealer. He had the deal in his turn, but he lest We money. (A laugh.) He was aware that Btaden lived at Brighton, but did met recoiled his giving him an invitation before the ranee to go and see him, but he might have dew so. Oa the day 011ie Brighton races, witness, Brooms and e,hersisesr, am • young lady named Miller, sad AM/ms anl Probst went down to Brighton, but before they MOM he ere • cheque for 301., sad Brooms got it Bashed. Witness iambi to take return tickets, but Broome told him he bad better not do so, as it was doubtful whether M 'Muhl be die get back 'that night, and he accordingly only obtained *hod for the journey. After the races ware over the eshosiests Stades and James were intrados,' to the }self, ed they all dined at the house of • party Os the following day it was soopeted that Min should go to Mutton's to pay their bill, Sal also for the hire of the carriage that had takes them to the Dyke, sad when they were at Mattes's they Mora to toes for "the odd ma." theme Memel with e halfpenny, and the dehmiond hal 'Nor • hdslll9llll or • 'billing, and witness bused Meal with • eblidas. Ha lost 101. or 201. at the balm et beet be led that amount whoa he west is, 'Ed he bid trans when le went mt. While they were to 11•••••• mid that he weal .tend solos there were as may ties with four, bet with three aces WO sure to win. When he had kat all his awn mum, Brame said he wadi shad is " with him, end be pre date& sem mosey, ma he me bar IL abet end mos hr end witness went m temies, end does gent SOL IMO then be had is his path They bow toning thr holt mesa, aM Immo& the stabs to baIkb4OVIMI.B. and this a smudge, sad while they Vie feriae they drank brandy and weer sad Amami= He did net know who missed et who paid hr the Mt _ . Whom dm_ llimen's hems be Wined they her west streight to BMWs hem, sad when they went to bandy, mat, gut wen put um the e, and drank mac mid Broome Ilia tot Olathe tabl if he had n *ay et ow semi is the house. end he WI he Wend he had e pody bat he diol set knew whether the Mims had get loth of them, end tresaftermaths beempht eat a_ peek of moth, Mal quite deem eat net at an as *sash they had been is the heads et obilthea. They then premed Pg• tag at cards, and Mae. mid he did am Imbuing any gam. Broome then throw hissed/ apes a soh, me appa. Testi, mat to ds.t. and witame sad Jams sad Blades to play at Wilful Mur der. He MI net blew haw lont 2 the r z e bat he did met get to be Pi = sin Vieth the fklikorisi awake. He net knew whether le Imil soy thew is lie peen at the time home MM., huh when W lame mesented to me bathed , moth limbs mimed • blink Me= ban hi pea., WI =am lle some mem it. He at Ott abets* to pet hi nam es the elm& end said he did not meamited le% bat Nam =NM fled be was • sielithelerwsrd and be WM ladeses am, and be ass wrote hi seise en the snag. Ids bet SOK ebepther to tide mom, W e il seek Um hilemes am add MIL Siam _ peedessil • bill nom is him to elms; ben apes the OM dome be nerdy voole sesepted,'• and llama te his anme. The de dent Is.. aid up two at pat the his. When be get home to hie lodging he threw Wm self en tot bed with his =hes - ea, sad gest Mesa s'iesk the more mioning, while he was havieg hi beethiset, Sides elm* end he beard bin the my asmetkisi about maw rid ohm a 1004, and he nd dm fold =noes that he bedi net signed third bill, a he gm M to him, and helium* Y. Onerambell—ne hed been le bee's hem sines ithesellut somereil. Wilms% theater kept rsee• heath end &semi had be.. he ensue where ma, and hi he hre lel Mira at BernamPe Mute wh en he cane to biadam ithhime was Gems' no dark laths lather's beak Sirs leer awl • IWO. Dube that fine he hope the,. or hen ftnion Es bad saes hi bath= Wm rum, bat sem la • bet "pin aq home rem. • mean aimed MI ZlKkmid as hie ==ey is this manic He know ai be e t4= e =ttl a r i t ha ha was a lenes w eer Ow He dieppered eflie seednel, mad be might bo w sun that led pieembi lika esi the m peeemilt end that le emellessi he bal Ewe= beM • IMF to th e trammtleth " riald net owsee he did sot kiineWtat br • NM at Wes the play be y • wiser of as mash no Ed., SOL, er lOC et Mimes be sem at thy lbw I= la* an of the WM lib hi did not eta bilk nos then OIL or OIL Es bed pl ayed st reale= et mess beim th is, and ropethy bat. - He never bend of enybody that won. _ _ _ by iiir."(lsblow—lis did wit asks • moist amity tor Moss Ist bra prides* Omni, Wt i • day or leis sAa the trsalaita. lis tannind se Inennees biro disown& mute ko and Imo. sal a press at Watiiinsfs, els NAM at Illoodonl. GM who has. his *mil& lint ir-brodusol hint to Sirt abnind WL - eersolinp shoed bs aad be Tho Lod Chithdlos begird of the idiom bow it was bs went to Ilhosrels beer sad rardised then r 1 mai if sinneesil that in had bra reamed la *how bum , sail be Hiner lows ens his frisaL Wbri ho Slid hint otbis Was elm Me re NOI. to the aim derrimin. be said it was Ise kw a sum I=l wadi by le eel the bilb hue IAs at Sri Slat Immo hod soars r o d. wi t h tko =Mae imam la swung In be missy ea the sea whir toes ( rim wino pleybe sad he did ad nal *bide bin ia tres s Int 'Mr. Sill ionised apes it, NM prod had aro eeriest Brum without Ms H• OM Iliseore lawn en Woodsy and Tkumby, but hod Ent um lir rid ninniri. Mr. C. T. Prima onsernaeol Or wdiswes of the pees swan with mod * le Weber ; sod be sho rood that WINS lin p sis sort nit sr the day ths gait sesuand, beam and Ile WON Mailer Nit that they and b• bsi is twolny minim son it the linighiss plows depend that he tho ilsrainet Isar as he we osolag oat d basin, la Plirreb„ ea the 136 of Aurgat. i . esoroldog bra be lbw( Minn roprossating l a rSk a llid thennikilea li ta ita = a l s o • vim. b i t e r I =ll(r ls ti bigi lli a l LiZodit i ed a: at um and cad ais stir ear, IMPS Masi to be lateadinl to be mei he tho posse of ormilling unbinds§ at a. Than wen sir awed arnessas : essinia• miss d the yrowase, birsif. Aires. sad le NM &tidos if rimy it Zs nod die worst it tlo Ineriali o will stand the arise el the drop gees widskin apyrinalind Ms. rid he said bs knew snare about prow en way • spesiater. S sin hod mesa th • telegraph mew sad • gunge et sousines. Anee. did oar OW*" pond that las leek ands Indo Nerdy, md,_upsa_ o sece his hone, he hod the *or bins tie MI posirat-book whiek the delledra jasirte="l4 - Mew Tensile. a eh* k Ile lalsbles Übangi elan, proved tot Mit t atemhia et lie 111h•vr ei le , resolved a memo lkea albs. me by to the deleadeat IS at Brighten. The mew wee is the fellevitei Come ?NOM tedo—ispor- Tha proagratar was hay rained it Na smug of lb. Pony. sod is wawa to • mania& pet 17 flat gialisaan, la Nisi Mai me *Mid at !(au *at is las igmas.l at pumas armed Owas and Ithosmon, that ins ast tesalad la mad ass awry JIM Sill bad ism w the Itirloses, Mireeniaa, we the terelled, sad Mr. Parry rst to Ids. nil be elelell ass Mr. Heap 411 *fee seellemell. rier — MTher pro by lbs Se vibe. NM Set DIM* Jr — . Ora were yr ewe win ft wee es*. Z. else NM OM brim stayed .a Se WI beating mica p withtbeireesseb* Dr. Owls wee abs Sere for the Thu P.ll. olderiVes er ibl ipprered to Ma, that atter Ms warns, Mee[ seed* sib kik em es two awe geoe* to Se peessler. be somMi Mut kr that L emir le Se wins Sea p ee s w ik r a me iralie as proussolor tai lrsista wOg Wm DN. Wei. Dr. 0111111 mos • bus art be Si ea tram bew be beam bet be lines* Ida So bee Iwo*. kw. ha Tb i rarQfiti bl isidee mks& Se peelmillee boy M mma ina be mad Ottertail 111 bls Mese Gn u fele** tam be domed hies wain bin ? fee a Tr i rsermene sea lbst he mine in Wboom and be sno lda le skry. Ste was all knew about it. Tb. aid Swabs flea asked Kr. Ramp how It hap pened wt b. menet atteadases at the last anises when his reeeiskeness M SW were ..treated ? TM slid be was in London at the tints, and sons frf..id Imam its., to hire, and he thought the Mauer would be MUM by his forfeiting IM T The Chief Andse—And so you forfeited 601.11.11""1 Preseester—?o. _ _ ma Mid laidiss—Asd lobo paid the assay Proooeutor—A On kr 4001. was gives to so, sad I paid 1001. sysoilf, Okla I wont to Boodogait. The Chid you watt to &slow rather this Rippe ao a witness ? P!"o.o6lo.—Tes• This was the MI he tl. graersties. Mr. Parry Ibis walk en uktva art aide address to wasjury he Mahn% oriderft that although the dr iest= alght appear yet that the Whose was net said.. whoa taken in 11.11111111 die with tho er the polemester hireel4 eat the ad. random he hed rade. M.e t ppeat tb theme ereeriplasey. Mr. lame Markt Whored dr Jury he Jame, tug iag alike pearl the MIS admired of la hie favour. The Lord Chief lurks summed up, sad after Garin the moan of the sheep he rid it vas akar that ro wers Wetted , ttlik pea dal of billousthe NI idly la the haenellea. bet mot elturtied se and et exam fur the dedhadr" tad If he Jury should be of spike that the eradiate roe wilelest to ary them that dr defen dants Me the puree of plunderiog bias, it w arrairbt= lhia Weir to by their rear. p Tratler a wi y, sh after he um tire la the bet, er to Doris, their abeam the Lewd Chief Justice directed that Mr. Harp *obi outer Me • resegaisanee In 6001. to appear art glee orator whet items at the nazi amino. aril ales that ilhemeran ihouid outer Ms • reeog. ahem dEW. sad Prober in SOK, to appser ea& gin evidedeme et the trial ; end Mr. Chase wag bound over aa perrearte. The jury returned Urea., akar deliberating about ban an hoer, and gave • malt of Guilty spinet both de fender,. Tho Oltt Judo is gran osettoneo, said that the jury had tom to tho say assistiss, it appeased to him, they amid do upos Oho widow% sad than was so doubt that both Had adoits bed boos guilty at • .moot wicked arid &Jamie age& Zs this aisoissal thus to ha imprisoned ' hist Is hist Moss Aw tuto psis BOUTS WALE ClRCUlT.—Cmuctrnrsti. The commiedess ef lie peace for the county of Carmar then mad the of Carmarthen were opened on Wsiiiisy= l : ll t Shire-hall, before Sir Charles Crompton, the Judge of Aids., who arrived from Cardiff about four o'cisek. liih hadetalp subsequently attended divine service is IL relsee Muth. _ . . g eg The i; ) iri 711 s.___.__ — •iiiAfietiiiede/ at nine o'clock, and the spilim MN feemediate y with. There mein Omen ear Mal, and, Ile say, a theme no lees thee Avelino hell true bills head egainet these • so that only see bill is to he fere the Puy. 11111 =Week are as &Mewl : ♦ true bill was in the Meek Mink MA against Jetta Lewis ler settle eteMbig. ♦ true MI was bead at the Mardi Ails. IW, egienet lean low le sheep stealing. A tree bill was hmai it the LS mime avian Thomas Erase Res Medi* lue bras ; mil a lewelMl was rewind at the lest Owlet /swim spiel Wain Fagg . = Mary • 4 near he layleg deism same newer. Davies, with Media( lead, is the caly ether primmer in the THE EXPRESS SATURDAY EITENING, THE POLICE COUBTS. 3111NSION-HOUBB._ John Pe.. of 00, Oust and 06, Lower Tharrateset, was serried balite the Lord Mayor to answer the aseaphilet of lit. Ceimener of the Moe of the Regisheweemprel of Oster, he barn ualawfully de manded and seethed him Theme Leader the mum of as remeneratles he the rid Theme Loran a marries se board •greiree ilp Mr. Pelham owned wee . the part of the Board of Trade, by whir peatesedies wee instituted; and Mr. 81er g=l hr the Mama hewing burly reed the Wareof the cam plaini, which he add mpaelanid • Isar Injurious system town calling Or mashhadall teralbseries, brought fetward the eraser. Thanes aid. In anssersase of an silverthentsat la the if =r ef the 14th last., stalky end • irreiliately to go in • mud hewed r i rrwt m PZup, " I applied le Ohs iffeadant, told Ns that I I wee behest Mgo Moe, and asked him whether the terry wee Mei st ass. He said then was esseher ap lierrnk bed War eggesent would take insert worry I eited sesernedeled with the strains. Idea Ires whi c h el bed 01 These lbws re Memel. which was gem swag in • try ett tier Zs painted rue le re. sad sold I apprises, ; mad eat h the s Mil re Oeo by paying • of U. the maw would be beet we I nesimel he Ida a bar, Or melds ea i nt ing •ussralle la • ship 700 teas end • 1 at is shoat 10 days, for the moll era of IN., every opera of omit, dr, that I met be articled foe dray years, sad wadi be he ard it awl the whole duties of • asmeas, and it wiled be yy ens fault if I were not said, aa oldest hem the oepiraliieet the time ; that WI. a year would he my weir that the varier woad be mesa filled up, and threhee, if I deter- Lead ups. berg • easy, I art enswet the latter by re- tern iffper I reardingly paid him the IL as • deposit ea the >M width was to be paid as a preesier, sad for out- It soil lcdsellnar, tad his sleek gave re the flawiss re ripe. * Hushed M ai esesent of a 201. eatit, 11,1 e be re tumid ff alksupp by 2 ear& te-reeresr, 17th July, 1862.—Toby Page, July 16, 11152. Mr. Neil eratieded that the receipt put the case out of The Lard Iliser MI the oasis met be taken in ma. Nodes with tie War, and by so lama weakened the ▪ hr the pahealks. Wilmo t amesmised by Mr. Sleigh, said he had saver hooloet a SO 4 ankles ea hie mat from the de- Mika or his Mk. L showed the dehadmile letter to a mama, whir ebbed Ma le p to Ur. Odom le ester tab MOM be wee prepooly tooted. The deandaat "Med to Me the =easy - kin be week nestles the sem of the hug or the aphis. The Led Mayer—Seppose he had givasyes the same of the nog sod the eeplek t maid the OR he,. been Milkshakes Witaeo—Certainly ; mad it we tall berme I we sot istenni as to these particulars that I did met pay the 201. The whey is now ready. Ns. Oelema—l lava been dloseled to my Ihe set into EI knew the deemako lity lb admiliments In m Re bee heis k smaries Mk a his shah I esst a phal4 WI to the delMestorallookillet wing prudish of this Mi. lie pools an hire a smut tor the seaserviee Mhos bobs Ilsinuek mad is set kik Mai la emeiving lay awaemesiiin Is Me& pistoling to doom thing et he ham, Mr. Men hi a hey ispowlest speak eseksibli Sot the atm mode to pelmet the Withbkille sums boa the 'Se gesso of the Ong, and .ever mid apply to seek owns as the delloteat, who wee as matter, and led merely required the U. as a meet et lemity et the mailer et the 24, whisk me to he eyes _Or the oat el the imp ma, sad es a seemmese el the both Mote Mot of possoles the segniebi Melt aid seemse. Mks. The lima emelt added that tine WS Wel MINIM is hookah ettrikh he edgial lake Meshy M tame at lio dint lmp . oo bit reil s w Owe wee the hull ao whb m he the le Mesh le geed the hile wee itedfaiodeeei to hake to hem el Mr. whe would set shut all eMsly apes the oe. The Lied hid he, waterl ter the dohs. daat t illeeed Await with the bona used in the view token el Oe eastisr, II it NMI* mar le idea eLmithe hes ki leen by the re. digs Pepe. It = N I the me widest OM direhod the =g il t that the while el the 111. ,ssegpi, 60 eder all the einembssee t M Moo the daty Nibs MO to kik Ihe porky et ski ash the dethda4 cab it he did set hoe Imesdiehly malty. soh go to kideoll hr le liM The dietolowt see Op w s Bast aft eaS the Loral Mayor NM he Weisel to - Oil Ost et Teak oe ie. teenheito um sat the Whams* pout et w the set t at aOm t whothe selholisame Opellish was atm Mr W. Oslo i l le u a li tatter part et tbe day tar the wpm etha b lbele=e sa ms While te the kohnlian Chid oil Os mob& allreeten et oat esimemetr=l; bat is mossalsee of Oh wide lay Os MOM eke Maid Ome r Atrei more et Os parlite i a pielphmest treafilrf. Mr. Lewis, esempuiel by ea artist saseed 3rle Mr. Ilesiattla it obis* is a reehee weak sot ...that.* a tee. of Wielded heolthip. bee Milk hawked a Miler et sem atemst to the paha. Mtn Arseeli t es eolod pother 4264 caw by Os dip eta Ohm dealer la a sheet isra tarieleisk obes he taw two Melt bo had sithst simust =Ns st AmmanSellallopbmo t ooi whys sag pmehmal by a Wilms. Me west le the 3 4 1 2 Met who wee the mak sal Ow Mkt weireliellogg they were hy Amide. Oat he ail mil tor their es. werees he het pieshml them hoes Os Idse• Amlidd cats soh seopelosi ere sad, is he led rams tompost Sot he wee pmmseld mop pleheie Mho sad slim by poem who aid &Ms t o thoomomis psi* plislonsole aid the duke, }IF Oki he posehased 11M±psiallsge, whether imp mill gift s washoly Oh Ora The adiropliel Is the edirmilve, and Mr. Ambit* *pod_ le &e sal tio pkor yn cr ; wariest, thel were pal lag dewa lit h e e re l ay s et Sip esi hi e" Whlte mal eit l i* eogg gm M ge l thi c wageistyT assemeed tile he we, sad pelstei eat die *MI hat had bees email. The dealer replied 1 le big Met Se Widow of eminwM rageseeseed Idaiditle MM salt Mehl& nod Ow less the a* al ezzibs ers What Mr. MAU rot wash* e. Weaker be etarli aim Mop k dale ea inetheo OS WA. wi4 11. plesekey Mere" het Mena bh es en Mgt. Usewit how et so ether mode apt ream thew by wire the Leeks hr the novery Otis hew rishrilletwai Mr. Arusfield wished to km if Ito bed as legal protec tion against this kind of &sudsiest pessraidec He was hilly aware that two persons were pin about hawking copes of his pictures as originals, sod set hesitating to re present that *neer the other was the sail Armfisld if by that false pretence they eoublefreet • We. Mr. Hardwick said if • ass of 0111•111•1 between Per sonator and dealer could be made eat this the applicant I could indict the parties for a esospireey. As far as the ' manufacture of spurious origimis was sowewsed, he knew it was of daily essurresse • _ bat be woe pooled to know bow oopies soda be node of psis*. Ned to the iaetita tion se mime win aimed to be takes. Mr. Lewis mid do way the this' was 4 was this —lf any picture sl merit was exhibited um diner artist was sent to the wibibities, with boenotisas le sketch the demise end nodes the esleaslog. Zelfwoloess visits gene sally sufficed to eseaplele fie neaubster• a • painting something similar to the wightel, but of course without its merit. Sometimes a doses espies were thus made and passed ar as originals Mr. Annfield said the low price at which the.. pretended originals were sold did infinite mischief to the artist, who was suspected of asking an exorbitant price for • genuine work. Mr. Hardwick did not see his way clear to any remedy for the evil pointed out, which certainly did form a case of great individual aed artistic hardship. The parties thanked the aasistraa and withdrew. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the prodsce of the British possessions in America, computed from the re turns made in the week ending the 20th July, 1852, is 235. 241. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 235. od. ; Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 255. sjd. The avenge price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, jointly, to 23a. 21d. BITSTOL, JOLT 23. 800•111.—The West India market has been quiet this week, the transactions since our last being rather under 300 hhds., at prices a shade in favour of the buyers; in Mauritius the sales reach 5,000 mats, at easier rates ; and of foreign about 2,000 boxes of Ilavannaha have been dis posed of, but the particulars of which have not transpired. 'or refiner's produce there hit been rather an improved demand, but the market is still far from brisk. Ben steady, with little offering. COTTON.—Livinroot, JOLT 23.—0 n Monday and Tuesday we were dull and spiritless r before, dragging on much in the same manner as last week, prices being nomi mally the genie, though rather giving way than otherwise. But on Wednesday a stirring demand sprang up, which has continued and increased upon us to the present moment, entirely changing the tons and character of our market.' This increased activity partakes largely a speculative character, connecting itself more or less with She isßities of obtaining money. The season for business, however, has now closed in the United States, and morn of ear importers, seeing the last of their shipments far the year, are conse quently more disposed to place sir dos shire meat what still remains in their bands. In this way the arekr is not only assuming a steady appearance, all pries gemelnding that the et ick must continue to decline for maths to come, but prices of A,. erican are a distinct id. Nigher than the quotations of Friday last. We confirm our bran observa tion that the prospects for the growing 'rep are most favourable. The committee of brokers *au fair Upland at 61d. ; Mobile, 6id. ; Orleans, 61d. 15,050 American, 480 Sarat, 720 Egyptian, and 1,000 Pernans, are reported to have been taken on speculation; and 6,700 American, 8.50 Surat, 10 Egyptian, 1,010 Bahia, and 40 Persians for export. 400 Sea Island will be o ff ered by auction on Th ursday next. Sales for the week, 64,190 bales. HOSIERY, itc.—Lxicastnn, July 23.—Basiness for the 1 1 fall mast be considered as having fairlypet in. The London houses are buying and ordering freely. There is no lack of orders. Wools and Yarns are advancing in price. We believe all the workmen are in fall employment. One or two small advances in wags* have already been given. On the whole, the baldness prospects for the neat few months mast be considered as highly eatisfeetory.—Leicerter Mercury. WOOL.—Lnuos, JOLT 23.—1 n English wools, there has been a fair amount of business done, in combing wools ; and prices are firm. No greet business hes been done in foreign wools, but prices ars steady at the late quotatloss. CORN.—CaIII.IOIIPOID, July 23.—There wee a large supply of Wheat at market to-day, and the weather beiag line, buyers acted with great caution, still the farmers were unwilling to give way In price. Red made 395. to 40 s . ; white, 465. to 475. Barley and Beans nomiaally unaltered. Liftoome July 23 . — We hays bad a good 'apply of Wheat heal our farmers today. Good samples made fully last week's rates. Inferior la. lees mosey. The trade in Oats was dull. Nothing c ha nging hands in other articles. Wheat, red, 371. to 39a. ; white, 425. to 441. Oats, 18s. Livanroot., July 23.-Our market to-day was more slen derly attended than usual, and we note only a moderate business in Wheat, with little or no differences from the rates of Tuesday. Good panels of Float manias. to mach interfered with by those of doubtful condition ; the isle of any description, however, is very slow to-day, sad prices nominally unchanged. Egyptian Beans declined Is. per qr. at which there was a better sale • and Oats, at a reduction of Id. per 43165., met a somewhat improved de mand. Oatmeal . a retail sale, at cheat nominal rates. Only one small - parcel of yellow Indian Corn re maining on our market, sold at 31s. 6d. per 4801 be., and for the present we are oat of mask of that deseriptioa ; white sells very slowly at previous rates. Several arrived cargoes have changed hands within then few days, and there aryl buyers of cargoes just shipped at nearly the rates demanded by holders of bills of lading. In other articles no varia tion. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from Use 20th to the 22nd July inclusive :-Wheat, 1,383 qrs. ; Malt, ; Oats, 1 , 970; Bans, 2,480 ; Pease, 800; Indian Corn, 1,381; Oatmeal, 233 sacks ; Flour, 1,644 sacks, and 3,949 barrels. Wasernu . ..n, Jul 23.-The arrival of Wheat is rod ;of other gran . nt. The weather during tin past week has been favourable for the crops, which are pro limning fast to maturity. To-day the sale of fresh Wheat is steady, with little variation from lest week's rani; in warehoused panels but few sales to be made. Beane main tain their value. Barley, Oats, and other articles no minally the same. The following are peasant quotations : Wheat, per qr., 801 b. to the bushel, afolk, imex, and Kent, Sew red, 395. to 40e. ; extra, 41s. ; new, white, 435. to 435.; extra, 475.; Norfolk and Hunts, new, red, 365. to 38a.; extra, 40s. ; new white / 395. to 41s. • extra, 435.; Lincoln shire and Cambridgeshire, new red, 365. to 38s. • extra, 40s. ; new white, lea. to fida.; extra, 435.; Yorkshire, aew red, 375. to 395. ; Mk. ; new white, 395. to 41s. ; extra, 435. ; Donnie mad , white, 38s. to 425. • extra, 465. ; Lower BAY and burgh, red, 33e. to Mis:; extra, 415.; Mediterraneas, red, 325. to 335. • extra, 345.; Old Brigfuh, red, 86s. as 30s. ; white, 435. Bailey, per imperial qr.,-Nor folk sad 275. to 28s. ; extra, 291. ; Likire and teas. • extra, 311.; Scotch, Me. to 29a.; extra, Sits lessa.per qr., alba. to the bushel, small, Au, 33a. to irsabir tioka, Rs. to as. ; foreign, 265. to 28s. Oats, par atone, , now , $l. to 101 d. ; feeding, 10d. to 11d. • 9d. to 9id. iltafilag, per load of 2611b5., to v t. Malt, per load of 6 'bushels, 375. to 395. P per qr. im perial, blue and white bonen, 28e. to 2 9..; extra, 30s. • fey and feed, 28e. to 275. • extra, 28s. Rapeseed, per lava imperial, English , 211. to 221. ; foreign, 211. to 231. Lin seed, per imperial qt., 434. to 48e. Imports during week: Wheat, 7,961 qn. ; Barley, 278; Oats, 232; 344_ ; She ll ing, 120 ; Malt, 120 loads. WATIRToiLD, July 21.-Our supplies of grain are very innsß, but is oonsequence of the extremely fine weather teal the depressed state of the trade in England, our market it Try dull for all articles except Maine, whisk comma& a dandy tall, at late prices. Mil s Vow& Noma of Hallway. ilsoetru. 1851. 1862. 1851. 1862. BRITISH. - - 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 264 285 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc., & Cheshire 1,591 1,882 26 26 Blackburn 726 767 86 85 Bristol and Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 94 94 Chester and Ilulyhead 61 8 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 1 166 229 10 20 Cork and Bandon 32 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 789 1,028 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda 1,186 1,280 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 16j 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,AberdeenJunc 726 731 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 Beat Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,751 16,287 96 96 Eastern Union 891 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,460 2,666 6 6 Exeter and Crediton 19 19 Furness, 1711 1711 Glasgow and South Western 4,640 4,869 236 2231 Great Northern& E.Lincolitsh 14,139 10,661 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,997 6,822 264 277 Great Western 80,070 20,438 26 25 Irish South Eastern 101 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,192 18,264 39 70 Leeds Northern 6 1 18/ 18 Lherpaol,Crosby, & Southport 617 663 626 639 Liesina and North Western 61 Leaden and Blackwell 173 173 Lamion, Brighton, and S. Comet 13,843 15,089 244 244 Landon and South Western 16 24 Leadenderry and Enniskillen 200 293 111 11 Men. , Button, & Matlock, &c. 173 190 167 167 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln. 7,249 7,403 II 9 Manchesterand South Junction 653 674 38 28 Maryport and Carlisle 734 607 4981 4981 Midland 2 2 ,2 61 22,777 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,379 2,478 37 37 Monklands 839 859 80 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 222 232 North Staffordshire 4,738 4,741 47 47 North Western 763 833 - 40 Osf.,Wore.,& Wolverhampton - 720 46 4.5 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 662 646 291 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 674 899 47 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 58 68 South Devon 2,105 2,129 261 2881 South Eastern 76 93 South Wales 1,271 2,093 77 77 SouthYurk.,Doncaster& Goole 1,191 1,248 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool 40 40 Taff Val* 36 36 Ulster BB3 960 26 60 Waterford and Limerick ~ 240 490 13 161 Weal Cornwall 416 441 12 12 Whitehasen Junction 2ll 233 29} 3041 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,984 13,541 279 279 York and North Midland FORZION. 671 571 Dutch Rhenish 11 21i Maria Antonia ll7 217 83 63 Montanan and Troyes 83 63 Namur and Liege 41 2 2 4 1 4421 Northern of France 493 4931 Orleans and Central* 260 Paris and Lyons 84 84 Paris and Rotten 7,614 7,620 194 806 Paris and Struburgh 6,693 14,903 60 60 Rouen and Havre 68 68 Western of France 2,672 2,479 • TM receps. taetude the treat cet the Orleans aid Oetnl. Issas sad Dordsaas. lad Tours sad natal liar. ~-~~ JULY 24, 1852. room 04 LONDON GAZITTIL—Pridar, Aar 23. 1631131131 L Morn ADIS% WEI= 001111111. mil lasi um lama. Obastatir. *sips issalimasess.lepinseir ato 3 aad 31, at 14 at Orfila ttr Omit W% Waartiaty aid lam. lirkWl; off. Nig.. Qom* 011141vad. W. Li" draw. tall 91 imd Sept.% at I* at WIN Wawa. MUM. Old Miry; aff. Zawarmer. • irlatasaar, July 31 sad =Ogl ai lal aimumusia, WM" ily.plmes; ail. nasal LINIIM. ha. Led Peale. Yarliddre, was agleam Napier! 81 et 14 at Laois Ottrl. Wt. Biz* lamb; olt. add, m LW& lo ßo ais Lades" lleveadlthapsa.lS p lozal, dam aat 11 sad 11111.10 1 at ItswallWassa. Cloatt. Mt, Soyla, Way. wadrages. owl Sid* all Old Jewry ; at. ad., 1 Waft igama Cumin 11. Aug.4.at Mead Kai 1. at Wain Otert. tiw alaSt. Wdatalmlarl. lei WWII% Yarns r; se ma ima llassarajkatte. TIM Of Wawa aillitil Itiim. don& Illdidet = L amm mundaii. tartn—lst *v. al la. ft. WWII ad ow salestasat Sur/rally, at Wald" Lamm= pm imahatane-- Ist Wt. dlr. 3 N" ai ngaill 014 1191= WW994. at WWI , " Nowatellwager Witt.uat Clamata. IR" Watisettn, has sordiest—daal ay. et Itlg. A .6 a• g coy satellent Tarim at hat" Kea. Dawomail lawama we lasasw. latargaal, asnimio—Srd dlr. a 114114., MO 19 sal 11. oilloodasetildadq. et latta. IWarpcoL Nam Halms; Otter, 111.1lary. a=l,7 —kg di,. at Old" any Tuesday slaw hay W at Omuta= ham 1111111'61. willsr— la dlr. el llt. Id.. wirTawil m ay. at . lams Oaaa Mama sad To loam daadadtad. Duda% Waltimittinla.-Itt ert. at b. 41, 1 II and say Janda udialli" 2:4l4 ll :Z . W ""illiall"p- a_.., di et IWO* 116 inlas. adianasat Stawday, at Watar v ila. wida4l 99 . Oataamta rad Onu ma alea, MOW aplab—lat dtv. at AWN rad lStabill. W SI" /awasoL j a m Nam 111~.0. amillilatar—lst WT. at la. say gimin lifts Avo 14 a Winos% eini Ou t Ilaia l l i r=rata, Maa. C M 111.9-6111111"• d al, "a 12 7-T 9496 7. at Walkatdat. amoissma waWatadi, awaltatat. M inumukliadrger. isher—lst *v. et la. &d.. tay Tarim t Jas Mcrae Tani% MP% Less in aatn a walla adarst—ilail ay. et ea. 8 am gm iftwgpisft a hos" mosawar. Ibm tio,. .. T r a rsit li raly w raTAMist ilmi ggrby; l : Bawdy; dasilitialt.alit. 161,133 WARM, Ta.Mlllllll Zak Wm drapsr—isl Ih l es k a sk.or Ila. My 94 amillisa Wilaigaiat Whialaya. at Sham" amt. Dingslillll. B. la" Cilsolailler. 13.166 T WA Waned •:aanaa Wett win. r± l.— Mdad • 1 IL /Wm, OaaltnAp. datsur—Aag. 0. lamp.. midi sawallmat. mat le WWW l adialdm aawa ba Arm la lbe awing la Ws eg et orpoire. AWL SW" Climblenet. Ea q. lialiiiiii. IL 1 Alma et lira State of Weather. .: -.::i Tosisaisse 'now 'Wormy._ Ocaeseirea -....1 TAILVOCTS Gentlelimos Ownlineente Gentle Drew Strong Arose Lint Ain Gentle Preen Gentle Breen =t Mrs Cake _ . _ Oaths ensile Partially ClaaaW Partially goody ClaudWe ClaudLai Clow]lama Median Goadlam Cleatellaaa Mullins Partially Mad, Cloutllan THIS DAY, Noon. mane irthg. Wraith et Wind. Mots a the weather. Straw Boma Mac The returns from tits following places did not roach this Mike in tires foe publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather ea Thursday morning at aims o'clock. Lam= —.. N. WRIAWAII Peoca.-....-.... W. Luiquam-...... N.W. Worm-.........- B.R. @MAP ....... ..... Baarrow .........- N.Q. Chistio Irene I graikie, Gaels ITrame Goal. buss StrewsUs 11101011 04• IDIOM Mies Brim Straw Inas Pat Cloudy PolioHy Cloudy Panbay Cloud, = 1 Z 11 .7 ." Cloudless GOODWOOD CUPS FOR 1862.—Mearti. Hunt and Bakell, of New llsekeetrat, lam exhibited during:this week at their roams tire superb pieces of plate ; the one the Goodwood Cap ht WA and the other a table ornament, nominally • soh_ _presseed by Mean. Hunt and Roskell for the Nonni Maw et Goodwood. The cup designed by Visit and medielled by 36,. Frank Hunt, is an Bemoan vise of smiled slaver, esspesed on seek side of an alto Mier*, Os see reprises** the lestirkies between the Centaurs and the Lapb/ws, red the ether the carrying off of the WON mama by the Oestann. The design is in the IWO Ilita4ag the vidintanship is of the most a &SW The abler pion of plate is also of sa lmis beauty, and is researkable for the prettiness of the iies apan which it is tieetseeL From • plateau spring break" 111111Tial se aundelabes, which support a basket for SIMMS ; mad at the mess of the plateau arc four spirited tba sports of the four quarte rs of the globe. =•liai by the bull fight; Asia by the tiger beset by** ostrich chew ; and America by the Im olai es idlibtrn. These are placed on an ebony plinth, denseneed *ft did& to sustain the title of the race the maws of the leeward', the inscription, and the name of the wiener. The design and the modelling am by Alfred HOWL eiocacrxo Accipm.—A frightful accident, which ended istelly, mewed in Nottingham on Wednesday last. It apron Oat min steam power had been put on at the saw mill et Kr. Jams Tosuroa, on the Queen's-raid, le es the day is gentian, am when a youth 16 years Wa al therw eat et hass= is thought, of the ngst the fog. Be ins immted la by the maahlitery, a me nd died *wily egisegrarde. EA•kme„."--. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, A NM Zumatisfr Imam ms a Dramas Lassa am, Oramam. Ds. assemene w m perm--Gre. lOW Davies, of rvekierear, aim Ommleibin, bed bent treabied =with a stlerderell weie si esened hems* Mat k segensteMeinet "gee, efthied with *Ws ab e s i r pammtilled Mee lest ihe wse maim mer Ise hum imdl Rissaby ens aims MI adage mesas &eking enr ma; kat *Nee* dr :A s s cmied loir Mallmears iithh. Mak e t wi mi V. NOM Ye to past Milli. M. r ip m/ mi thi 146 1 4 0 1 iiii s Mail% • Brallagbra.Wiffeaker, nellast—kag. H. W.l4.l24Wriiftban. sllvormalilt —Au. IL Jame. LW" PaWsermillie. la -• •hakiltr Aug . 17. J. JelAwk Gresowlsl4 Ilsound vlounibir—Aus. 17. T. V. Millar, RAU, pubashar—Asa. 11. IL Poussik Clebdrod. Der. haw, earpeeter —Awe 11. I. Webb, Roft, 1111WWIlob. brasier— Aei. It. Zliabbeth Asa Timis% HAW, liolueper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. games and C. 1/.1411% Ebury.atreet, Malls. lehatieoldats. J. gem and E. B. Mari, Mark-lane,lsy, marrissts. IL Num and B. Waihrd, Did Fials.erresibilL CI% SopaNn oi SWIM Dom W. Diserst sad J. Melte!man, Tolaws. Dsc Ire, and marsh's% L OrmirDer mod W. lielroTd, Alden, Yorkshire, tire Mkt mans. isSims W. Om miss mad T. Carter, Kirkham, Lancashire, eglet menhants. Jame hen*. L Francis, and B. Francis, ChiaMurat and Borth Cray, hricklajers. R. istr, O. MOW, lAA F. Trade, Liverpool and Pernambuco, Bred,meshamts, and B. Gardner, G. Deane, Y. Tads, H. K. lealarsosi J. L Charter, Bahia, merchants, so far aa regards IL Oresse.. W. Lew al 0. A. Andrews, Dish. street, Camden-town, and OreneltsfemiLaireet, C. Bpi C. Hayden, ee , r , Jun., Wasdiostb, Surrey, linen drapers. W. and Dla sianry, Manchester, wood turners. O. I . *il, sad E. G.arifellow, Madeseor, aaLco prink ra, so Ise se serile f. 11= t ai t asd 11. Hart. igh.strect, Southwark, hop factors. W. alancteeter, oalenderers. NW J. P. Sioamitaff, Liverpool, licesimed victuallers. w.O 'Law, Meg. itn-pokosage, JobtO.woud builders. & Dane ISt& We Callen, Otani Canal-bruise, iteut.rood, palest dist I. Mow owl W. relater, Old Buckerham, Norfolk, fannera. F. nap sod J. Phelps., Pembroke and Tenby, rembrukteldre, O. Pennon, Black&lars.road. Blurry, warehorisernen. I. Sea end D. Daa. VIA n-etresr, Unknown flussital, mil prat TklddSsiDol. Ssirylebune, bakers. litatikafilfi. S. Oalems, and J. Ilargreeres, Bradford, Yorkatdre, lbse D T. W emi. in awl W. lisime, Du beaten, rurbant, builders. IL G. Ilmwal awl ft J. Howes, M. fienet's.pbufe, Graereburelt.etteet, awl MNDF.IB, Oty, deb au!emten. T. DNA. WAWA sad J. Meat, Iteckinondwike. Yorkshire, dry. S. Tiiyi;;, O. Robinson, and J. 11. Onnerod, gastric*, Yorkshire, fancy w iunifseturen% so far u regards J. IL Orasered. *sob W. 0., s.•n.,Joha Wade, Joseph Weil. Jan., sad C. D. Wads, lirsdlord sed hut Morton, 1 Girlish , re, wafted 'piastre, so far as regards Jueesh Wade, au. i. Willissoun and 11. llama; llam►aoa wit Salford, Lancashire, main' brokers. 14001C11 PEUULSTRATIONR. EMILY/ Wunon. Da. re, Edinburgh. hat inenureetures, July 28 and Aug. 25, at the Royal Eachange Corkehouar, Edinburgh. Wttras PIACOM How, Dundee, aruniouger, July 31 and Ang. 28, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. Ittane Paestum., (lla•gow, hotel keeper, July 28 and Aug. 30„ at the Crow Hotel, (Alder. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING IRE PAST WEEK, DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1882. the Mato of the Werther at each of the following Sams at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The Mations are arranged in order of latitude. Como of Wired. SHIPPING INTSLLIGSNCE. SRABORNX MAILS. the signifies that the meth' vu rent tram the General Poet.oete e ty the etebt—ead M by the etaratee—cteephteh.) Post- 001:21TRIES. le Ours! Gay *Me modelle From 'not ' Port i Wm* Mike Ueda% despatched. 44% —...- Asil l izltrit.pmelietN July U 1, 7----- "----." TetPettl.-. July 29 • Uulted awes NNW ..............N ....- Uverpeel .. ... 1 AUfrupt 4 usamombyti.Mtetomilthl toe Aestralla(vieffouthamt I fl Ditto (via Menelliet) ti Doveroutheutptca.l I Ditto (via Cepa of Good flop.) if t2nd of August. Plymouth ..I Aeries ( West Coma) -NI itta of tee memo* Plymouth ...July 99 ilesendrla• ... Nilethirallth otiose. Dover ......... July u Polgiam ............N ! nail, Dever ......... IDm .y Ikea .. NI 11th of the mouth louthamptem'Aturvet le BYO= Ayres AI •tth of the smith d•ethuiptee. Aseryt ii addenda el 9ridlil7therimesth iouthoseptoc..ae mti Ceps of (iced Mope N 15th of July Cue de Verde N foul of the mouth Plymouth ..,July my Oemstantumplo • 107thl7th27thrif awe Geyer . l i d, le Gravel Azurite AI 2,011107th0f et oth douthataptos. !Court 1 Marmot Wes NWam,Wed.,NP(L Itoutitunoteu.:h rhAm Mill .. MfedlaltSel mouth Sostbatai toadtueut 1 Pearce MINN Tw.at &MY Dome Greesee.. ........... ....it 7thllll27tliMetels Dover , 30 fisatharg N Tueeday I Pride) Lomita ...... .. 'Tv „bet Idolised ll Wednec 1 Peer. Leedom .. . . ...hi...v . :lNa lior.dures N 17th of the meth •toutAaaljtva. Ducats ' [reload Wit N Tories daily lattle(MePectlampt.) 1190th of the month mothusiptem. July2ll ladle ((vie llareelllee) N 1 Ithet2tth of mouth Meer ...... «. India (via Cape of Gory. Hops) N 15th of the month 1 Plymou.h ... rel y 2.3 Mound. 14, f 15th of the esomth. Ply mouth ...itly 29 ilml.terraseut(Ma Bane I M 10th of the math Mouthamptolulluly 21 )- NI stb l / 4 21th of swath UO,lll ... .... ~,ti0ri...14...i1i. liezieo lilted at Me awl elouutampk4. puler 1 Wedeln ll Mk of the month Moutlemptoe.idummug J' Ttb.17th,190,27th NM " ' '''' - .......... -„ I '1.5-Mof the mouth' Dover ........ i i.' 24 Nuke PI 3t.l3th2stkof noel Dour ~.«„t mat: Papal Stake lll tth IDM Stearin= Dover . . .-. !tummy Peeiesula ..... II . Ithl 7tb 27 tlu, f moue tetathamitemi ,t,,,,,d Pen 11'213.4&17th0f month douthasepke.;Atunoti Yummy. - N tthl3M2stltsfaion Dow ........ If. n,t2 Wert Iloilo N .bulkllMermoctb Aostbsm;,ort.Murtett Vem Diesten's Lead (me Australia) - - - • The owls to time Jona:drift thin worked (• 4 - cor.,tok y+mask 1:0111141t Tie llorstilloa CASUALTIES. Hoop, Jagtmann, from Husum to Hartlepool, sank off Boreum, July 14 ; crew saved.—Norclen, July IN. Morley, White, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., to London, was wrecked at Broad Cove, near Peter's Hirer, St. Mary's Bay, June 2.5.—5 t. John's, N., July 2. Reciprocity, from Mobile to Liverpool, was burned at ees, June 28. in lat. 45. The mate and eight of the crew have arrived here. The muter and seventeen of the crew got on board a French schooner, bound to St. Peten.--tit John's, N., July 6. ARRIVED. Aug ellalaTfl-at Gravesend, July 23, Drele...-....- ... Dna Ainet.-at Gravesend, July 22, from Tarrfaarna AXNTIRD/111 -al Liverpool, July 23, hay,,, Altaaedria Suer. OiLb-at Liverpool, lidy 23, from.--- ...... A:Atom-of Falmouth, July 12, hom.. .. Any Romaer -off Falmouth, July 21, fr0i6 . ..„1,.. , ...... .....t. Bestows -at Liverpool, July 23, fr0m.....- Belabor Bumnia -at Liverpool, July 23, from .Jl. Ikepheaa, N. B, BaITANNIA -at Grimmest; July 23, Enna (morose eras- at Grammod. July 23, tre y laaaolll Ormooso-at Gravesead. July 23, from ........-.... ............ Ciustworr -at Graveeend, July 23, from Ptetall CLARA 8711 m-at Liverpool, July 23, from ~..» Quebec 03emennan-st Liverpool, July 2; from. Awes CalltlialNA--alr Falmouth, July 21, hum. ....... Q. he Daamenv-al Deal , July 22, fr0m............. Westward Diaxise--at Liverpool, Jo', 23 fr0m....... Alrsaalria Daovsa-at °ravened, July SI, from .... Aretaahl Dare-at Gravesend, July il, tram. Prterobarg ltuesses-at Gravesend, July 33, from.... Bled we Lamar Annum -at Gravesend. July 28. from Chiron* EMPIIIa Qt.= -at Liverpool, July 23, treat. 11thi:e Ficarmaz.-at Liverpool, July 23, from Alaandra ETILVINA -at Liverpool, July 23, from Tarr ig ea Faszessra -at Gravesend, July 21, from Quetee EDIIIIi-at Deal, July 22, from Wiesen% Euzasers Lewis-at Falmouth, Jul/ 0 11, from .. ... Oda. Eurarens-at Falmouth, July 22, Galati Busiest's HoLosasess-off Deal, July 22, ham-St. Joho'r, 1. 3. Fin° -at Falmouth. July 21, from Tn ILIU rog FMUCE Lomat-at Southampton, July 22, from aga h. Arms Heala Sreastsros-at Gravesend, July 13, from bioea dore Hearmss-at Gramm; July 23, from Quebec Hon -0 Grayseand, July 23, from - .b/raneJai lisatzeirron-at Falmouth, July 23, from thisea Imourrass -at Coves, July 22, from 'lmmesh TaiBELL4 AND Dosornsi-at Cows, July 21, from Ilavanaat lasca or ahreese-at Gravesend, July 23, from Mauls& Isaasu.a--at Orsvemel.. July 2s, from (Nemo" lo -at Ormond, Jury 23. from Domaues JEBLIJK-at Liverpool, July 23, from B iumore SOLI IIaLLOISE -at Gravesend, July IS, from Unita JVITMILN-at Oravmend, July 23, from hirs hymn Amu' -at Gravesend, July 23, from Dottie Joaw Aim Carasarsa-at Gravesend, July 23, from Roam Inegrow-at Charmed, July 23, from Ouefreold laue-stGrayseend, July 23, from .liarari:S. Liens Fars-at Gramma; JulK s t. from Oars Lucy-at °ramrod, July 23, Pet, W.,/ litiou.t.--at Ora July 23, from Petersburg Leorotoo-st Ju 211, Maly Lasx--at Liverpool, July 23 ly , from Madura Lasoovsa-at Liverpool, July 23. from Almeria Loma- olf Falmouth, July 14 from (Alas Ilema-at Deal, July 22, from ',mama lialsame or Casinos-of ralrsouth, . July 91, from BtrartrJa MAnanc—at lAvarmaal. — July fi, —. from Yarns—at Liverpool, July 23, tr0m....... .... Mtamer—st Ormond, June 23, MWISIWA-33 Grumsand, July 23, from N. , nrli 111AsesaaT Evans—at Gravesend, July 33, ham.. New Tork Nasa—st Gravesend, July 23, from Ilarbadom Wasnan—at Gravesend, July 23, from Flcland Nam:me—at Grammod July 22 trona. lfsarint NIUVA PALMA—It Gravesend, iillll 13, from Bente Onaraun--at Demi, July 22, from Wats Oawnu,—at ralsszb i July 11, mom. Id uvw'lri Oramua—at Gra July 13, from C.icata IPmea—sl Gravesend,July 23, front Gwbee PASLAS—et Gravesend , J ul 23, ham Ak lamina Place Asam—at Deal, July 21, from Were Daiream—at Queenstown, July 31. tr0m......RM Grande —at Gram and, July 23, from „.. .. . ... -Aa'bere Isesiarejligaisti. July 23. from ........ &Ma Illess—at elynsak July 32, from assuwa—st Qmaleduern, July 31, from — Ale Grande iIIOOLLT—OIi Fairstamtb, July 31, from Cskutta frames—at Puleasna, July SO, from „.... Breaunti—et Pulmoutlk , July 211, from— July . 2l, few— Bmq Ms 11, lituai R. John's, h. — t ool, 'Judy 23, from. LlCata ....—at Gravesend, July 13, from arrows .marts—at ()rammed. July 23, from Cam &ma Nrreee—at Gravesend. July 33, from Menne Sams —st Gemmed, July 13, from ... Stettin Or. Josesme—at Gravesend, Jolly 21, trot Jleadsral Tams boom—at Gravesend, July 13, from Woof Taroareers--st Liverpool, July 33, from— .......... ~..12souneh Wevs—at Liverpool, July a, from Waisenroare—at Gravesend, July 23, from— ...... .......Letra Lla Wouro—at Gravemod, July 23, tram Archangel Wess--at JAverMal. July 2 4 tra• .Licaa _ka•a—a[___ tPardis. itroar-4t Ikev_rp BAILED. Csasrea—trom Livar3ol. July U, 05__............. Ife'boost OTT OOP PAMB-11.0111 Gravrom July vs, to Boulord Consaavorm —tram Gravesend, July 23, to Gaviria Detra—hora Uvergool, July 23, to P. ItgliP Davin-60. 1.‘ . 1, July 22, to Quebec D'avrozaara—lbon Oralottnni,' IJ uly 11, to ... .... .-. 1,4 . 1 ° 6 Enav—trosa =I. July 23, to P. Map PAM -.4M10R 81 to t* Alnsalna July 22, t 0..... ....... .l.iverponl F&LICSIT.4NNI FILICITT —AIM it=l• July 22 , to Lulea - ".•os.o—kosa Gowns _July 32, to London .Bee—team Liverpool, _Julyl3, _ to Case...toe oma Livrepooi, .._. 1 1'. 11.1 !. ~~,. ~~Zua Locums—trots Liverpool, July 23, to.— .. LTDlA—froia I.lmrpo3l, July 23, to Limm—tram Umnoti, July 23, to .. .. ....... ............ Permato.- ItAmoot—trom Liverpool, July 23, ,to Crouttodt Nima—lam Urinal, July 23 41. to Latexte Oatce—hma Gram. 2 to (WAS Olumreas.—trom Plymouth. July July 2 to Qutlxl Pauomme—ham Lead. haly 23 . to A tugm..l Soarsumrrosi—from Orammed, July 22, to New Vert SotimIAIITTON —am OniMiMi. July 22, to Cakutto Surp•Caprut—ham Onemosed, July 22, t 0... New ic Zollit Rotor—hama.4Rotor—hamOuswismd, July re, to. WaLLUIWIOX —AVM Oriented, July 2/1. to IL Ton VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Dahlia (barque), Me- WM. hil l 10, tat. WO x loa. 13.30 W. Kate (ablp), bowed vast, July 9. lot. 78.30 N., ten. 14.33 W. , MKT a dam t, Wan Lharpool 11x Calcutta, July If, , lat. tO lon. 11 W. Iflserva. tram Cilautta far London, 83 days out, lat. 32.45 8., La. 1139 L Vittoria, ban Landon for Quebec. Juno 11. WAS, Ice. 22 . Vistorta, July 19. lat. 47N., ton. 8.30 W. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS, arstrghL„—way as, i• earajt.aiih;riasemor„ the wife of Litat.i. W. Hotta, MI Mgt. Bombay N. 1., of a .C 6. /NNWICK.—Jase re, at a & Malta, the wife of Major Pateritt, ILK.% 76th Nest., ofvibe,. TITIL/L—July 19, at Nablus', Oantlairgeehlre, the wife of E. Fryer. Nei., ate rambler. MEDLEY.—JeIy /I, Mrs. A. 0. Medlar, of a daughter. POLL—July 21, at Siceere-satit, et. larattee-perk, the wife of BIG W. Pete, of a en. BAIINAIUZ.—JeIy 11, at Gamey, UM Hon. NM laareares, of • sue. 6110T11.—May 11, at NPaea TM, the wife cr Capt. D. Mote, Qt 3 tenewesr4wwara of a NIL U, at Chozeluterreee, Lee, Kn. 11. E. 6hkcoatt• Of a asa: KARRIAGES. 1112121112112—anzints.—July le, at Bt. James% Pieeadalt% bt , the m tfa ai t in ta . . =Wiest KG of the Rev. 11. to Bennet of Yuy Ellimithlt. only child of vl. , Megrim Itaq,, el baps. ROwLATT--BOATILOT.—JeIy 21, ht 011tes-in-thhllelit , the Sim 0. Isubn. ILA., Cents of Miltos-aest-Onent hl t W"adi. Widow W We Bev. W. a. Rowlett. to rid , b ejl meet 01.0012 t of T. lowlatt, Walk" 11," DIATHB. 03011“1101.--laly In, at Wonwinromunon, Anna Elinabetb. do ban Col. J. Onekboa. ILL, aged•7i. oAl:ls.—Jaly _lll, at lAdbrokra=t=lll. Ana. retie of Ole late OW/ Omkoa. formarly at aged 75. 11138011 L—July 11, at Kandnelso,ll:. Partotr, ld LW' sr , anirihni. aged IL ACItOPL—JaIy at w . t om " bp,of catA. combs. WU* and OntlalAwlibtik% aged si. WHARTON.--Joly not *hussar, Lust, Kr. 11. r. Kier o .'; l Orcavenonpark, Cantons°, We a/ SG Katharine's Docks, sn'd • ? rt. ' Ad ma rah& b guTta Na" of Na Lombard" itres4. la = lAM4O Maar. ot the Oak*, ID C biri. alteek *the Inillftlalt-SanDas, Jai X. 164 rri