The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-11 00:00:00

ITALY. ITALY AND PIEDMONT. IT AN ITALIAN *HO IS NOT ♦ NATIVE OF PIEDMONT. LETTER IV. is —lf •here is a sovereign in Italy with whom it is difficult to bear patiently, it is most undoubtedly the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Of all people in Italy, in Europe, in the world, the Tuscans aro those who can be put to the best uses. They have in the twiddle ages displayed higher spirit.. greater valour and genius, and ct,bler patriotic virtues than tall the other Italian communities put together. For the last three eewuries they have undergone the process ot such a mild, and smooth, and narcotic government, as would have enervated any other race of men ; but they are yet, though over-refined and somewhat frivolous, ca pable of steady endeavour and lo•ty aspirations. A silken thread might lead them ; and he must indeed be en inconsiderate prince who would dream of disturb ing their easy slumbers with the clank of fetter. and chain.. Th. Grand Duke of Tuscany is no tyrant, and the tale by him established is not tyrannical : good, easy, though narrow-minded and bigoted mi.n, he would rather be at peace than at war with his suejects. From father to son the family cf Lorraine Gave always striven after popularity—they have, that is, always sued for the favour of the populace, forgetting that there is a word more comprehersive tbz.n that Of populace, forgetting that the populace are only part of the people. Human codes, mild punishment., amounting very nearly to no punishment at all, great consideration for the welfare ot the masses, and latitude of speech without true freedom of thought, have ever been allowed and even encouraged in Tuscany. It was a kind of happy family, in which the father aspired to supply the want of mind, and heart, and providence to its member.. So long as they submitted to a perpetual noo.age the Tuscans might indulge all the whims and vagaries of petted and even spoiled children. Lett alone with their princes, the Tuscans wouid have gone hand in hand with the most favoured nations. Peter Leopold had, even previous to the French revo lution of 1789, a constitution laboriously drawn up sod fitted to the wants and interests ot his people i which he, however, kept carefully locked up in his desk till such time as the Tuscans should be, as the phrase goes, rips for it. Up to the French revointion there was no load all for constitution. in continental Europe, and the peat boon might be delayed with out any great clamour on the part of the subjects. One point, however, was very clear at that time— that, notwithstanding claims of mutual revertibility between the Houses of Tuscany and Austria, the two states were thoroughly independent of each other, and that the Grand Duke could do what be pleased with his own, being oily accountable to God and his people. Had that same fact been clearly established in 1814, or rather had it been consistently acted upon—for of the fact itself not the least shade of doubt was ever entertained—Europe would have had little cause for uneasiness on the part of the Grand Duchy. Bat from 1814 the fatal increase of territory tort was allowed to Austria in Italy engendered a belief at Vienna that the whole Italian peninsula was little better than an imperial province, and an Austrian ambassador was settled at Florence, exercising a _stamen power over the Tuscan government, all the more irresistible as it was invisible and intangible. There may have been hypocrisy and equivocation on the Grand Duke's part, but *main it is that when ever any particularly obnoxious measure was pro posed the Tuscan rulers always knew adroitly how to point to the foreign mover, whose will was fate, whose supreme authority it was in vain to challenge or dispute. Thus, when the Aniologio—the hest jour nal published out of London or Edinburgh—bad for several years roused the hot displeasure of the Antic Council at Vienna, it had to be suppressed, though the Grand Doke felt, or affected to feel, great reluctance to sign the decree; and political refugees who had found an asylum at Florence and made their bargain with the Grand Ducal police-1 know the fact from my own personal experience is 1840—had to decamp on some dark hint conveyed to them through the Austrian embassy. Nevertheless it suited even Austria to allow a milk-and-water rule in Tuscany, and the 10mm-femme, namby-pamby libe ralism that presided over the councils of the Grand Duchy wee for many years an object of envy and edmiratioo to other Italians, who were fain to repeat the ancient adage, giving Taman, a pre-eminenoe over all other countries of the world, D.h! dr us 6 tutu, Tama. it sixths. The commotion@ of 1820, of 1831, and the follow ing years, were therefore bat little felt in Tuscany, and up to 1846, the government had dote nothing too flagrant to forfeit its popularity. It was as happy a state as it pleased Austria to allow south of the Alps, nor could aught better be hoped for till Aus trian influence was providentially removed. Bat 1846 came, and with it Pim IX., and Charles Albert's championship of Italy, and Metternich plainly hinted that Tuscany mast now be left to her own destinies, and that Austria could not even allow the Grand Duke the benefit of her advice. Toe consequenos was that Timmy eagerl y seconded the Italian move ment ; that the Grand Doke granted a constitution to his subjects ; that he took part in the national straggle in Lombardy ; and that the Tos cana fought with a bravery worthy of olden times on the fields of Gartman) and Montanan'. Bat the Dopes of Italy paled in the heavens; the Grand Doke hastened to disavow the national canoe ; he attempted to stem alone the popular tide ; he was overwhelmed by it; he fled before it with greater cowardice than was exhibited even by that old woman, -Pins IX., and left a free field for Guar nzzi, hiontanelli, and other men of that temper, who looked for desperate remedies to boats'. evils. In Tuscany, however, there were no element. for serious mischief. °atrial would have looked in vain for meet instruments of his ambition in Florence, Pisa, Buena, or indeed anywhere else, save only amongst the motley rabble that constitute the lowest maim of tie people in Leghorn. At the load of • few hundred asemeini, or ragamuffins from that seaport, he was enabled to establish a mock democracy, a petty reign of terror in the capitaL The word repubiio was, however, hardly uttered; the Grand Duke ran, without ever being driven, away ; and one fair morning even the puma and somewhat pusillanimous population of Florence was seized with a Bid generous icdignation, kicked Onemzzi and sboramaiont,called for a reign of the yakinfitornitsi—that is, made room for better mss—pleoed Capponi, Ridolfi, and other honoured parrots, at the had of a matey, and invited the Grand Doke to return, presenting to him tbr• septet of the most orderly, unanimous, aad respectable com asuity that Europe could boast in those days. The Grand Duke put cif his return, effected it at the tail of Austrian bayonets, clad in an Austrian uniform as if bent on the cruelest outra ge on a ll t h e most le gitimate national feeling., and chose to make himself a perjurer to his people and • slave to Austrian anaemia. Since that time he has outdone even Austria in the stolid bigotry of his rule. Ni.- of the gaterstwomini would of course countenacoe the violation of the constitution freely granted and solemnly sanctioned by the sovereign, and, as in other Italian states, the Prince was ob:iged to oak oat men without honour or character for his advisers and executors. He has sod himself body and soul to the Pope ; he has some to a more than Aeon= Con cordat with him, and declared himself a s'aunch champion of that most convenient religion which as power to teases • Prison from a troublesome oath taken in the hoe of heaven and earth. His harsh measures against a few very harmless Bible-readers, and more or lees earnest converts to protestentists, are the more iniquitous. as the Grand Doke koowp, as well as I do, that neither persuasion nor persecution will ever rain twenty Italians to any of the retcrtord doctrines, and that the old faith is in no danger in Italy except from the indiscretion of the priesthood. Nevertheless, net all the ill-nature and imbecility at the Prince, nor the argent suggestions of Austria, will ever succeed In establishing a reign of terror smengst the mild and easy Tuscans; out • drop of Wild has ever been shed in the Grand Dosby from political motives. There are not aware of exiles out of the two million inhabitants, a n d even t h ose are rather voluntary emigrants than proscribed or ba nished men. The whole Tose= nation is wend sad Irbil*, sad the Grand Duke has it always in his etto call the yolaistwonial about him any day God kiln with a holy wish to be • galaniumsto ' self. He has done not a little indeed to be de spised, but be is not hued, and he might hod himself is the same position with Vic tor Emmanuel of Sardinia were he tomorrow, or the day after, to show any disposition to rehabilitate ' himself. Gino Capponi, one of the antique cut of Italian hereto, is unfortunately blind, and worn out by disease; bat the Marquis Moth is full of life and vigour, and he has a number of friends around him who would enable the Prince to lie on his beautiful Val d'Arno as on a bed of roe's. The Orand Doke knows thtm, and we fear not to compromise by naming them, for their high character is proof against all the malevolence of Austria and of the paltry minions who rule in her name. There is the Abate Larobrnechini, one of those priests who still show that it is vasibis for a catholic to be evangelical; there is Enrico Mayer, a native of Wurtemberg, but a man beoved in Tuscany, u he is well-known and esteemed in England and throughout Europe ; and Onalterio, Mannelli, Digny, and other younger men, both tatives of the Gauntry and exiles from other parte of Italy, long established in Tuscany, as in a common land of refuge against political persecution —all of whom the Orand Duke trusted en he had put his faith in the powers of evil, and a reooncilia lion with whom would establish between him and his people a thorough and permanent confidence and good understanding. Once more, I repeat, there is nothing rotten or in curably diseased in Tuscany. The Onnd Dike hes only to remember the sacred sows by which he has bound himself to his people—he has only to recall into life the constitution of 1848, and appoint a con stitutional ministry. After three days not a Tuscan will be found unwilling to die for the cause of the country, for the Prince and constitutional royalty, with that valour of which signal proofs were given at Custatone and Montanan. What, then, is there to prevent such a happy consummation ? Why, what else but the great in cubus that lira equally in the way of order and peace throughout Italy P Delgada net Austria. The Roman and Neapolitan states present other difficulties which cannot be so summarily dismissed, and which I shall endeavour to point out in following lettere. But as for Tuscany and the Duchies, I have no hesitation to declare, that to reconcile the prince with his sub jects, bougre, marl, nothing else is to be done but leave them tete•a•tsts, a quattr' orclei, the one with the others. The Grand Duke is weak siLded, testy, indeed, bat pusillanimous. The Aus trians have been withdrawn from the Grand Duchy, and the government seems now to stand on its own legs. Bat the minister, Baldssaeroni, knows bow to persuade his Sovereign not only that they are to be recalled at three days notice it needed, but even that they will come back, invited or uninvited, nukes he takes his ens daily from the high powers at the Austrian embassy. It is possible, also, that he frightens the Grand Duke with dark fancies of red republicanism, than which nothing is more repug nant to the Tuscan character, and with qualmish re membrances of his ignominious flight of 1849. Still, even that wily minister could find no solution to the great problem, which ought, however, non to be propounded, o What were to be done if every pro spect of an Austrian intervention in the affairs of lescauy were for ever removed p^ It is against the chances of such an intervention that it behoves the great western powers to roman the Italians, if they care, I will not NI for the wel fare of Italy, but for the peace and security of Europe. The Italians need no more than fair play within the confine' of those states which it pleased the nego tiators of Vienna in 1814 to declare independent, Left entirely and bone fide to herself, Tuscany will, soon present even more splendid results than the world has witnessed in Piedmont, because the Grand' Dochy is, and has been for centuries, a oompact; homogeneous body, whilst Piedmont has only been Gaited to Genoa sines 1814, and has a foreign ele ment to contend with in Savoy. and a barbarous country to drag after it in the island of Sardinia. But Austria. forsooth, ha. rights of reversion upon Tuscany, and is vitally interested to prevent the es tablishment of constitutional freedom in a country which may come into her hands a thousand years hence, in the case of the Grand Ducal line becoming extinct. We do not believe England and France can seriously listen to such objections; for Tuscany also hue the same rights of reversibility over Austria, and we have r.ot heard that the Grand Duke would be entitled to demand the abolition of despotism in the Austrian empire became he may one day be called upon to wear the imperial diadem. (PRON OUT ITALIAN FLORENCE, JULY 1. Not a day pow without woo fonts journal pabliabing sosething ouessesing the state ef Tummy, bat Wee of than give rarities like a true plows of the onestry. Having visited the various pessimisms of lob, and having studied sash of their governunnets, gad their prandial edema apes the goversed, I eta , antieflel that no italic• govitneseat .Denim a sore fins Ca 115.... than that of Twomey. Elsewhere the people ago premed by weeny, lasolones, end cruelty; bat, in wit. of this, • man of wry and aoble spirit will semet:gase appear. But here there is arching but weakness sad hypocrisy; sad thus even a sfreess naiad nut beams paralysed by being brought bass w•tut with the uspriwalpled um who oesa piss au gevsrasu•t. Indeed, if I were melted is eatiegialt every leanly feeling throughout Italy I due& amply introits's the Tama system —or rather the Tuscan Minieters—into every Italian state. I say the Iliaikton, so: tho rya's, began ikon le so oysters, so priselplo, so institution Is Twiny. Baldueerni, who NW= such a favourite with foreign liberal newspapers, is the peat apostle of that .has which woe commend by the 'septa laseasbrosi, sad I. seemed up in his favourite aphorise, 1110/1/12 o. la o.— " wirid pas as by itself." This leaded Beldeaseron bean by entering the Alone Ministry of Tawny. lie this drew up, gad advocated sad signed the Statute. Being neared by German bayonets ta the place from which he had bees drives by the Mostamilit, In both advised sad asbieribed tke dossment commanding the abollilos of that very clang which tab the Prises and himself bad swan to malaria. This same Baltimearcae, wine he thought the Roman church triumphnt, west to Rea., and swieladed with the Rely liee that Cosrardat which was published, U I mistake act, in 1851. Upon that oesesies be we aim tiosately coaplimented by Aatoselll sad Pie Nen, sad wag decorated with the Won Cram ad the Pepe. But Win op his ratan to Panne the people apnea to such intrust:oas, he thee advised there famous einalus e by which the observance of this same Cascada was rea d. rad slant unnecessary. When bigotry sad gaper stitios seemed icr • =onset in the acendaat, he act ore toot the prosecution of the Nadia% sad his owe son (a piaci aloft is the gendarmerie, igeorant &beached, and with an absolute panne fcr making aunts) was censmanded to arrest Miss Canainghea The nue of that fatal trial every one knows. The pathos takes by Peedsost in ecesatheace of the ate war, and the promos of her plenipinatiaries et the cosines of Paris, adueed our prime minister to think that the chances la favour of liberal ism fct lay might agate prevail. Ever watchful therefore, sot rot the good of the people, whims he denims, not for the Prise., whim be tibia as his tool, but for the security of his best in the cabnet, this Balderston, suspecting that liberal °pains say spin prevail, has gale begs. to play at libera tion, offauig decorations to the Marchese Ridoll, toltiaa soli, Is., and talcs every paha mesas to have it belie cad that be Was alarmed lest the action of Rome might Induce the Gran Bake to unties • sew Concordat similar to that mania by Austria; atieurln them, at the Ball time, tt at if the Grand Duke gave his mann is thy such thing—which, indeed, he told them the Duke was much ireithed to do—be would immediately resign his elks. And this, too, wee all • abs n ; far Bahamans* knew wed enough that the Gran Dake wee averse sees to diocese sash a pith ; and it is cots noes %La% if such a eat : cardat had been coicaded, Beldam rat, in order to retain his power, would have fend sass mans to aematedate himself to the sew dreaminess. The cter went of principle in this minis's, Is appestat a *eery detail cf his insist trsticte. The good is bad, the h a d I. good ; hinny I. disboaesty. The suight rake snout is no I eur off .ham the rogue. I south, bed I time, prove this by facts of daily en ethane. Bat the words.' this state et clasps is, that men Dare know absolute metal seep ing. There is nothing but lyiag and dessoralisatioa. This may area ezaggentad, bat it say man viii the country sad pet Memel( is ensegies with the people, sad he will admit that 1 speak the truth. I have only spokeaMßthisteerese banes hole Vie most preethmat men, sad meet talked of sad THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1856 inikeed by foreigners, tad mesa by KIM people here. But how should it be otherwise, shies to praise him Is to earn his yrettetien. LTber Minister Laaducel, a low-bred and ig norant fellow, is a elleelple of FsesombroaL Like a data, to which be Is trommouly Illiesed, be i. crooked, lard, and empty. Buanorstti, the Minister of Public lastrectics is an o:a pettifogging lawyer, case fibers), tow aothiag but the raise of a wora•out libertine. Lane, Moister of Orace sad Justice, Is also an old liberal, oscillatiag, like his colleague Baldassereae, betters Jamobialem sad absolutism. Bologna minerals Leopoldiam. This creed has indeed nothing liberal 'beat it; however plauiblie is theory, it has nothlog liberal about it in practise. A cor roding scepticism taints the Tuscan mind. The very distinctions between right and wrong—the very existence of the Chod and the Ti.. are doubted. This is the amid of the milldam, and the effee produced by their Guidon. Hears it is that I hal iadlgaaat at teda immoral epees of government. I loath the systaa, aad I protnt spirit the praise lavished arra it. GAVAZZI ON ITALY. An oration in the Italian language, upon the pre sent crisis in the affairs of Italy, was delivered at Willis's Rooms yesterday, by Signor Genesi. Then was bet a I scanty audiecoe ; yet hie energetic vivacity mad impasaioaed eloquence did not fail of their anal effect, sad be received unmistakable signs of applause in answer to his iadigaust de• emaciation' oftW oppressor' of his native land. Be one pied this discourse chiefly with the Papal States sad their intolerable misrule ; he ridiculed tad ezpoeed, by weans of his admirable talent of mimicry, the isceneistent professions and pretensions of the Roman suc cessors to St. Peter; he described the social disorder and misery which prevail in that pert of the Italian pennon, accusing the two recent apologists of Pepsi Government, the Bishop of Arras, sad Mr. Bowyer, of downright mitre. presentation and imposture la the statements which they have lately made ; particularly of Cardiaal Aatonelli. the Pope's prime minister, he spoke in the severest tense. He declared, nevertheCes. that the Italian people could not, sad shoald n o', become Protestant; for that woald imply dissent and division, whilst unity wee of all thing. what Italy most re quired. The Ital i ca. would not be Pretense.% as regards the Papacy; for it would never solace them to protest against the Papacy, whoa the opponanity should some; they would tot be satisfied with less than destroying and annihilating it; and thee, the Papacy bong gate, a pure Caristiamity might arise la Italy, which did act now exist. He refined to the letter of Signor Mania about political usamiastions in Italy ; and he denied that such Cr..... ware peculiar to bee countrymen, or that the private use of the poniard, as had been said, was the opprobrium' of Italian morals; at the same time, whenever it should be neconsary to meet the tyrants of Italy in open conflict, he would have the patriots take up whatever weepns they could Sad, without ens* or hesitation. He declared that Italy, though subdued, exhausted, and faint, was not yet dead, and could never die. He regarded the union of the Italians Into one nation, comprising all who speak ia common the language of Dante, a a political necessity of the present tints ; slums Piedmont sloe, woul d be une qual to the contest with Austria; and only by j Wag to her the population of the other Italia& territories* so a to form one kingdom, ander one king, enjoying the same jest leers sad free anstitutioe, with a more perfect liberty of conscience than even Piedmont had yet attained, could the Independence and freedom of Italy he secured. He disclaimed al. &Footless* tuna any aid from foreign poems; anther to the Emperor Louis Napoleon nor to the goverment of Great Britain did he look for sr effectual intimation ore behalf of Italy; the Earl of Clarendon and Lord Palmerston would give her, he believed, nothing more this favonrabie words, aid she would ask of them cothiag more than the *vented ?nog- Whoa of her iadopeadeut sad 'Baited saistencei, whea it should have been woe by the patriots win were r ea dy to combat for that ewe. He ended with a f t sad sant. lag prayer to the Divinity by whom that besatitul lead had been endowed with every other natural gift, that He Eight also be pleased to bestow upon Italy the indisputable bile • slag of SPORTING. THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE, &e. TO Sit ILDITOP OP TIM =PAIN Si;—The Liverpool Cep he. hses fue of the ratted surprises the ring has experieneed dro use time. The three first places have been obsiked by estaldsn. Brother to Grey Tommy 'wisp ia that Mollies mall yester da Typee's friends have ',Mead • him bet which they will . not recover la a heap; aid hes dediest may serves to show that a ram ma sever be redwood um whitely. Gold hill was backed at 6 to 1 yesterday, but I had the 1 temerity to throw him creeboard, and the other itneurite, ' Marehionem, likewise. I *foods* Pretty Boy sad Duthie M. Grey Tommy on Itasday , sad the orientate I Ow mei have been fay borne set. I was is doubt as OM W. moment whether Pretty Boy wee meant, cr I shoal have had the honour of platiag the Ant, seco nd, and third hem the ontal4e divides. As it is, I have se sere to supleis whatever. jemmy as I has MINIM mar aid over gala, is the Goodwood litakee, esti M Primp Bey ger S. Manses. sat week waft se& is seep him : Ma too ou the sem i terms es he did to-d liesdiesp, se he sleets a Types sad Lip Taty. The Veined Vietaallen• Piste is the prissiest item te-morrow, sad, as the Gelds have bees Merl all the week, we moot sow expect a difiereat state of slurs. Early Bird has very little to stop him for it with Set 4th; sad as it is well worth winning, being about 350 ma. deer, be ought to go for it. He was oary ban e on Wedseedey be awe he amid mot give klb to a hers. that bad bemintaed fee that Noe, sad aethlog else ; and to-day his party mat for Lady Tattos. There an so few on the ground he op pose him at present that I as wily *sleet (Ask a the North. leihna, YeterGlto and Claret as beteg la very well ; and Mime with the Early Bird I shall take Nebula sad cock MEM Borth. Blink 7Turay cr;lis7ll over the whew of the Great Lau /whin F . 0.b... Stakes, Cara Fatima sad Glade hawk brim the leg this us there is mese ha. Partstaill Illaway will m a shoe rase for dm Peobass Mass he*" rod was, sad thay bath leak is prime teak. atitably Palatal win be the layout* but the odds will 'be war& about ll' , as she is haw, anima sea so gems as apestat. liheues *. =ioe . a bolted Ow G.M Cup at Ascot at a dip*, peak but was sly dieted to make molar, her weer de alert. to MN with Emily. basal! aatiapate the Judge's deddit by *Wag Bigamy ant, .ad Palate, aseesk asp leek will widaitlere is perbege, rendering so more cosedeutlbsw I Wherein Moan Mae bees, The NueserylPialsOkie tweir ebb, is likely to penises the largest Ash et the &ay; sad u it is may Willa mile, a mood serusble trillosbahly be seas. It I ass sot oat out by a bad start, as I wee ter the Plying Stakes at Worm ter, lest week, I shell impost to see the Int three phew filled by the Larley's dam salt, Nullity Boy, sad the Priasees'iloweele, with Red-White-sad-Blu sad Apathy on*. The LiveOW St. Lep r, one mile sad three quarters, will not rivel us a sight of li/lisitoo, I believe • bit the mysterious ismils Scythia& who went is ;ha Prig& is s robs* stater ; sad Vas Das& has gess to Liver pool to try ill Id& in such company. Illuminator may vas test It with NM The intermit of the rem, however, will be issisopsEisi 17 feasts Scotland, If be rate, se he la is the Great Midrib* Stakes sod the Bt. Leger, sod his limier still los MOM of doing tomethlen need with Mts. I shall be props:el mass hie maids. ,vietory to-morrow, sad Illleadastor atz e r i sesead plass. Thursday It METEOR. LIVEZPOOL JULY MEETING. LAM! DM! sarrnw.—Wzammuur Mow. 1000 to ism` 011111ook (t) I 31 to 1 opt Touroststest (t) 10 to ZwOorioo(t) Uto 1 (t) 76 to 1 W. (t) _ . 711411111DAT.—T111 eVP DAY. w Cup Days" all asstade passes pealtar sundials kw perms Zuiladepedent albs gentla 16•1•Ille a the spa. 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Types, who lad tar a g tep t %re Oa bag salatausi her read le la the la Ss area The nos in rsioartable kw ber saw iresallessieise. as Ws spa*, ler netalmspaal stelae sely ellaelel bat brae ft So put. Mes. Sae stelae Ow a. sr saw elswisid at I rs=p% Me Maas' pi Saw* their Waal vVh thek mid Bw.ylryBs. TM awes howswee was Ira lisihtseuy hem to sewed es rs It a the stablears sed boas Mu t su Is dis ths mal daps of BM ad ßab. The nese wen shade' • Blawirear Bwararateo et sore. sea, with II 146.4, T.Y.O. If kil i tbESS'S time) by UN Curt. as, Get 1111) (Chatterer) 1 Mr. Illaase's Bra" 3 yrs, Ni I:lb (Paowdrn) I Mr. neaderses's Sart Pride, 3 Irv, est 101 to (Qtdatmo I rammer= of IS sows sash. S ft. with 50 dad foe two year aide wad upwards. aortas melds, and sllowessees. sole. (el sobs.) Mr. Mars tarn, by Lialk.orlot, yrs. ;es 171 k lira Sib ma/ (e. Lberforee) 1 Mr. Oippertherate's TM Early bird, I yrs, Pat 91b (we 71b cut Wells) Mr. T. Tar's Apathy, I yrs, Sat 31b rine 311seat)...elaser) $ Tut LIMMOM Cer, Is specie, value &A sow., to. wo w annotates aSS sore ask IS ft. aerials elears taus. Tie ees ed MM." M OM& Mt of the stakes. Two wu:se (13 subs. whoa declared, and paid S etas. eats) Mr. buter's Pretty Boy, by 111. Boy, 3 yrs. 114 7811 (Fordlisse) 1 Mr. Jedwat's lady Tattoo, 4 yrs, est .. (Chalketer) I Mr. Drakald's Brother to Grey Toasty, Sas, fa ((Pluton) 3 flag bILISIITNI PLATE. Two idles. Mr. T. Part's 00141111, by italepard. las, 7r 7lb (Wens) 1 Mr. aced* Lama 3 yrs. rat 1 (Bashaa) I Tay llawear lutist 1141 0505. dY ha 888. • ~at) InteUistuct. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JuLy 10. APPIALL SCOTT V. Them saga writ of error rum • Jedpeent of tb. Chest of &tab& quer areattaa. It wag argued but maks before the 1•111•1611 law jodc i llte d c o r a r r iedrhts ea the Illth hay We. wsweeld time Oa raw aria ass le Ali ea salsa vies lona Yew Open ea liagbagaer W NW. Sign to tfleMer II WS et nem. men a yelsysflameage, ~al lathe Iteweertle • I Maid it lesermee Ofierpegg. Ifs dielledue giseded several pianti balls gee ant laymen gas tbe in Om It op. pmeil Sat egaleined • dram by whit t ling pronded est Is Mona et et dimple lames bolder/ sad tirg genpuy. tin maw barn nato dread he sehealtt to tiro out* anima plityllege eel be n s bnivato, end tint the c atty Niel fedi red woo to be tin man mended bo ewai adalnimi. me Mk pas is mimeo age gad die ii t gad la thweartle the Clean el isiliawit it le he aby gime. • writ at war war lade ilV am analsroebea awe wart held dopes to r..v. pow ter ale 61•11111111 L • writ of erne was Ihra WNW le bee" and the waredes wee. weedier hetr Alp aim atialebn Wm Wm alga vas pad gab. The warm noted an* lbe IMMO In Ile rally lied 4 'Men* It bag Ina bal UM wain gear* by malign aimed dimatlese ewe this nalellnigamtMsurwoliaiyPowbeam it yet tbere wee se lephile IMO geevegesde perm Wan hawks swam it arta. Irides e mein ilia wee a ewe et anima helm be heaved ea ales. Ise dream wag et egleiga Mw Idea wee good. 71te awe arel i F thrie laaddierf Mesa bens, Ow Naga, who Weal la la a imeln•—• hare mgerily—.oot the nabs view UN di elaW theedwe ism their lerahtps to Ohm the lea=lrl:=wr amb w er. lard wed dm wed Jaignan deslhe delladmit. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JuLy 10. .OWIIIIII 111131., lie plantar le 111174•11 . 11•1 admit sal • wowelhaterer of bugles mar Tottrahmeseelosta, me the eslallast wee a your, lady, the devskter of a whatterae Me imam el the plaintiff and dstod aatittnt bad bus ea lime Irdwesa ter the eltbizty ;ma and ihepiel terse alma Is he weerlsi. We laiteed ww ga in et the lows et the ithwitars helm law 'Weill ea wilt eweey, 3 th• ItltZa tmehr •bitel et the hem d the edisdeet'a Ybrpear l the the dellowime NOW et th e •• plwe of tweleieb mad Mit et beim olden two doe r• the ewelayvhir s zteir teem We De deeded. awl deetewlea that • he set est isteepeatly be amid es the de. = l l4airsa le hays tisk SOWS IS the erater. eel to bare tia alas Viilsomap hat Mimi SO It vas saysassa. Tame views isped sir *oft Int. boa hiss/. Oa the portal the dlehedest It w atsisa Oat its writ hid weer brew settee. It wartime Ilatthedetedisthea Omega thetthelider tiff took the tine. set aellartabeweet tee* ter theta beak ea the Twrifer. wee denied that the vier obi thet WWI Olin *mow het well thett add hod to thee talksaasa. iffeennffim• wee were le he the dellemleat, sad br • MIMI Vie 00110111.111/1611 het visa lie lOW t• for tne TritTpXlll a meet tor tit. phiellll. Dame% 408. Tel• wse the het eels tried, mad at the wet of It Ohs alert rote for the keg vacation. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. Beware legnee. lg. pan, 111 •9 1 : 88w , ""dr il . 11" % aad artiness Pluldreta im aeseaser. WO ror • largb.7 tee dwdllegiosse af. eal saea 10 . eseer•lea• am SLIMY et legles=saasib .si r everal arida et 01aas. grapele g Oa Mbermest abesse Us pliseerea Ida basteg UIM dima et Us eellrery aree3led awl het Us seassealstz eel mem pima woad Illea 011ie. Ma P• 71111. • impost. alle•hetlft isiik who sonadered Is lie Ws kW. we impel with a ever,valsb. past data properly, karefee lt blare boa Mei& ns MN Mr prey roparted la yorotdaf. Esprese. Us Wised kilso horn soar at op Gorr, do Jury, raw root twerp troutrlasorit s verdict of sprit iteekhart, tad Acquired moor ptYtrtm rho Inns' rem sokers Norm of daft lobs tworded, rid Is Issrry roislal • mg Tort kr ffs2 of wlddrtho prisms ha Ists or Os try t7 to hit Swat or thaw Mod oriole oW r ird am — 00-161) tab Tt - IY — t tumor of Us Lass !!bath is SS mart iminsmi SC thisld bs spelt. and tar pormsoishlos wall so doubt to samba is Int be art arse to ho rte oat et Oho assley tor the tostribt et td, Illb• Ms droll the berm of Us loselas, and the OM oljesrini tt llsaish Amps% 11. VTR POLICE COURTS. MitNBlON-1101:78E. lois a person of rather &shim apposreass, was simnel Mil marl 17 hewed orders. M. Melt Rwewaltia, sposom, of Cledreeattesh NM. =pi bs Mow Os steams astir& sad MAW= selmismil WAsa Ws yam Ile was se mon aod previseds a mist. ▪ eiwt. Whams shawl Yu with Myles elesissi may be =rte. Mims trimmellum with Mom mil MM. w OrissehmeMatreet, eel ea sons ermine MI sift Ilwatissast to Owl Ott mew tot him Whams bed mew =MT lowsktins Op Ile um le am eiders ea Clem E . = ir. IlMat. Mewl Nay aad pameedea la dyad wee set la his Medwriam oar MA khan whoa by araissiftg. Beam halm tem ves thet istm. whish was ea ardor ea lissom MOM. sad Mus e t tor H.. was Wm to that Me by the de. milised the mem se will a. U. saimpsatly, op dollsearago Tr p rooltiobs the patio's booth* ot Memo 'SWUM that Ms wee No bit/ writing, was fully asmeMai Isr WM. ilmtfilydnmMsltotake toil—tw• sosydon Mai I pis I=llll m 1 was. la the leihir pat of Me aft lemaid was Itr. awl with having lop/ Soso is. swipe lot Ciesilm &Ma ptiemer wee r re meleimeM et W. IL Ds Gm Claulembsam mak Se. f, MI Jewry, as a siert 111 dialff Ins is ▪ 0110111111411111111 ima wettest math del 1, lbs. et mit his dliellsw. sem mamisadea etheals. mg aft pr. motet ise ado sal wig gm& ass Ids eft Os kb" llse mobilo Is lie implopets osousliolosm Nei so Med our Os d oda lo obit Ms allele' *M. Is pay souk disks. "lib So doss abr. irk sismias le wse harmed ISM sods a mossat mewls Ims aloft ratio to ewer illse die- barmsamMat She Iv. smil ha wea lbe balsam M aleht ii=s wiled Ma primer vra MI bred teeelgr Is the Mamma= b mit* mei ampler that he Ilse mid SIMS ars or maw bed rot nil. @Minh he sad is am melt Me asie .mama la his daily asilimate with the sodslor. • The illistrogslot tor trial as stl the pemme sibs Me hem maspertal ta r gh seliatty. wan lAA M. Jovial Corks. of Isosirap, isialoor. or soli swift Mr. Maim brat Ss inter lb penis% at bailinsit two cis Widemby palm glib tie Grob wire morolfte le Untrue?. dulOg ilsopmer• ot impoi Os prima amil mew non iss posirdisliri posormisir, bolo Noel sol win Asa ft no of flusionesb. elm lismor oullooloolliressi•4 • Om bed, Or dd. arropul. bet do prilmor we de. IsliwL Tlis primer via assmilasi kr trioL 80W4111.111T. soil Dem. Ms Ksre who has esairleal many puss to =iris pain 'Yam* =illea of Telles of milk at MO, Mamas Mem Illos Onals km hem Map MOM Mdtares bousit MIN Ha limy win ay silmomosposlblo oriskruft, re is air poirsiii=b4 lib wed*, is lerpiry Is do Ms der Saida osvmsed ea MIMI do 11.0111111 masa es Disstry, Midi amid orwed lam Mop to the dlemlie moss irealimemeaMme fhb MmloOl. whom mum dworstrat was Matt as maims. Mr. DadhlaseMest Os on whiek the deeradost sow ears =sa ii = ei tilaseat m t areas pbse tbat imm la a wlisk ohe asuipmiL be hod bra fters4 . 4 2. l mooloo7 to lig to the admits* asalmll mareatam kr so loag • Mad IMer Modem IMO, Me Ms slamotesses were eat& MOM astmlam Pew Me alleallsa at Ms mashie would be diessone a smile Miami otio6 ha MI Mama to am repel orsels. aad, Mid as It was brews mai* la Um to to hms MOM lime MMus me mil; I metal asmesary reed Um ia )_Meath et Me Mut meedlom. to sem El s than MIMS w aseassm to WM Wwee. ardor le boos a maimi Imam MOMS mo dohodssats lid Md . NA Dr. ialmleiM sod Dr. Lavers me saw la mas ea mart seeellt et their axial/Me& TMs Wm Mit in addrosesd to hear IteyM Mem' to DEM' et, Ormlirldes awl the A lasera Mary, hot him Is Or Ommlialos 'MU* by whom. with the Mesa d aggileatisa was rads Yes da inu.t Mir Is delbsimat NM a maslsfeals. as • hmalsall AM in shmallsos. SM. Mika Ire lamed marl ma mostly IrmersOM b dr dodoMM. who ordered to wit airmaat desolr e Me. Deals romMel IMo MIMI, Mims s theer lime Perms W thistle was mem to Mar Mrbe Dwain al .Idlss. I. mama Me hem which s: t erstard Obi at at lemma Paloss ar tla. bYp Ortass, ism est 'PIM lad bees Ma Med leer Maud Mayas. Thsy are allkesood ehisip to to. Maws nom sad wars stood ▪ Illobord Maar" Oeummesbel thissleM—Mse dalro were Mod tbe IS* or leth Am. now bid Wm a past wow rams letters, signal .." i tb: at lbey hid hem daseren di er s me or three, used Dass," wars roma s riven by tbe writer. VorolDam, lea wild sod Weile. tem. pot a Wereat of qua d= loft Miaow. At Or request et Mr. MOM, the 011awleg Wm vas res=tr i Demsam Ms ddi siert. to MIMS Meat repeamlp Ms MOMMas tialateldsids rampu MOM Claboltems. has 11, ILK " Prlamm—Dl mil Mallow tbst Me votress smarmed m op isliap was seasamd by ma IIMM fryer meta alders tram was IMM mrerrelad. I kart sesed as la skalliemes e = i limpamed re be mar MGM", sad IMAM area pair mut oid pew Defter. I did sat ammo It mei J..aaK.,paewesdp..itoeu ear Mr pm boom Ms warm log mime aMmlsm MSS yea haw sms6t me to ealseisM ter pat in MI Illiithalofter harm MEM In DIM se ram sea ssald slam Sam la Ile loads et Me Camilm assr et PAM Y 7 holm Mora ma, Mors , van plllllllpip eteste4 by the eassimmet I was DA tor sapper pea MIMI to roe me. llsp bops with pm miles: ill asp rod Mb • trews It you NM to sod wlek am. Ton .fibs materra Mw me hat pm sem buys. AR rotphomis elm; mast My mp WM. I MI lift trail sad Mu* ; 1 meted MID maim sad Meaty. Toa Mew 611 Ulf 41.1111 MINION end It 1 ham earl M way 414rivisig to ma. do wet UMW at the eiefliffigleltelb. If yea Utlak me may et par ellen sad fair 1011.111 se Mow. If you here Mused my Yam Y vsworthy Mark oft IMaa lace or ham them se so% sod you sh•U 111 hing los h r win Ds set MW) or Os sildlosidee or my gliZ I an MOE m home I meet Mia essafter olds. tom Mr. 11 pea vol to write pm ma wiry male mar amid Mrs them to me, MI should be pallisi it trail Irma embarks. Mks poem ea ahem pea Seoly—l mak, Mimed sad MEW Firm, yours. se., NO D. dshadrot K. elsond .flot kMot M ass aswar to MU abgerleatesalsal la Mk OM WM op maim^ IMers med et • wlld imlsemMusehassarar rod me =ll,tt i n g t. 1112:41:ialt dlebboa, b . IK. :fi wdltiw Imp . samieste. madost Ia pumas, at Mr mared. I ma delerlowl ea Maeda/ Las. I bed mem Dasoletare ae two mum memee. pe. Mrs the mese Ms mil bed sormsabloss with Ya w Ma. Mum Um Ina tram vol 1 ham pro et Mat Map. 1 ISta es be My lot Iftwelser with Ws m MI6 wee Ma Mea rimed that ble remiss far weldor Ist. K. Is Me Pest doled glees Wass maistalmalie lash M illil i tbers, big aMlta s I . Use Mrs' . of w. t Op =lei at a i romemr . • ma s t mes, Mr Musa le l e v (1)m) at Os Meg Abommlit at imp owe have. Iss that the Mem el • Miasma Mom am be mooloart) INA MOM 'Wry Mr, sad that Ms father, • marquis, had ofered to mettle an annuity of 3001. upon Mat He said that two young women, whom be met la ficed.street, were wet to look out for him by the Prim:sea and that while he was conversing with Sarah. the Prowess's waiting maid, at her residence, the Priam* herself waa waiting on the ruin, and would have mane town to him but for the Bernet& lie old that the Queen also was in love with him, and the palace doors were thrown open to him, but he hat purposely alio tied going that way. lie sad the landiady of the readine.roona in Bur, street. fit. Jemee's, which he used, had told him repeatedly that the awaits of ladies of doettnitton hat been cent to icquire after him. The witness was subjected to • long pert wl of "bullying," rather than eroweaareination, and ern Naked to deans" ethics... mathor. maths." to repeat the sentiments of " Locke on the Human Vedet te special relation to Insanity, to state what constituted • rot i dl iTinally, with vulgar effrontery, decedent desired the witness to get • looking glass and save Mewlt the trouble of the dedsition. Dr. Alexander John Sutherland, of 6, Richmond-terrace. White hall, detrain to statements made to him by the defendant similar he thoe noken to by the per viola witness, and added that after that be stated to me that the prioceo had written to him and had put a Mart In the either of it, vett the name " Mary" written on the boast. Bs said that • gentlemen called upon him at hth chambers Is lb. Wein* and in the eehr , e of a eonve whoa raid to hien—. Prin. awes beer smastimes married commoners." lie aid that on modem minis% when the prince es less out riding with some ether bash she ...pet he he cheek sa much sa to way, If Ton salute me lam reedy le sits pen."' He ale dived that be had been to the Daiwa et Orabrilarfs, where be saw the maid servant, and mid to huh erembalm yang lady is either Aiding with me or bunting Slag we MAY Sarah laughed, and he then ached what Dort of =the prim= wu, anal the said, very amiable, just like her . aped Welsh be (Mr. Dunn) ennead, " Then I will try it am" ' Ha also Yid me that be asked Sarah whether ahy of the he. Is the haw wore plaid shawl., and Sarah replied dal they did. Be mid he had etell Mice truer and the duchess's sieldesemeta In Boseetrest. sear the Clarendon note', and that I ems of ken said." BOW de yes do" That he interpreted this to Melia thee be was to no le the house i t .13a Duchess, as the Princess It Wog hee dey upon which the other members of the Heel pled - the Dubs of Cambridge. He observ ed that he.. Iless is a w gieel . of wlispering about th e Princess Mary the liMallt it hi He further mid that on one °newton a. ▪ sres irk* Jamewa Palace he was overtaken by a mem" wee She Wale bite to the entrance to the Stabihyard by Fj=Meth. Thatch.. went in, and that 'hood Immediately he net the Duchies's carriage. He to d me that 11 he were OM Mode M east-iron be could not have withstood thew ad ! nark seellbet bad they been ordinary women he should, after lath alitharageme, t. have wilikod into their houses at woe. tie whl k kid been intimated to Wm that the Duclices had objections to the seesehes of the Prime. Mary b Prince Oscar, and that he bellweed Hat her Maj. et y favoured him, an inference which he drew from her manner towards him. He said that • ..he msbleman was dedione thst be ohould marry Ma deeper. he that in etwequenri of hie (Mr. Duna's) refusal he had bums the object of that nobirman's persecution. That in sonnethiethise the pineention he had been driven out of twelve did not lerleraya that he bat llTittie to Lord Filmiest= to coos , phin thee he wale set vela the streets without being watched, and I that if We armJuse wee not put a stop to he would put • case of gabids awl shoot the [trot person be met who was watch tt. lam eked; ef *pinto° that Mr. Dunn is of unsound mind • peeper wen to be under care and restraint. From his tthethether le these may come who ehoutit watch him I think he is lowsweewae ahem. sad term the expreesion in one of the letters thee . a Chsktianketedi would be better than such • life,. I think him emwarees lee hlmaalL usedlem De. UM ewse astesstid to a similar crone-examination to that W. The *meant. Is a keg she rseabltae harangue, maintained stoutly ISM the while at hi emstilaes were true, and that be could prowl Ws. Ha demaierl that all the persona he had mentioned eleald be eelled e bmg whether the bats were as be Maud thew. He seemed that he he wan the Earl at Monster, who had armed him that the lady wee in lees with him, and required his worship to ad- Jours the man kr the parpow of examining that and other entwines. Mr. Henry—Than sae be no doubt about the falsity of all the alle. redoes sad steamewte proved to have been made by you. The possi ble enema es yes k the which Dr. Sullivan gives, that you are a promm el eineuall Med and labouring under delusions. It this was maristaheald irks ewe very strong obioreatiooe oa your Infamous hut it is my clear conviction that you are not a person of WWI Math, and therefore I shall order you to be pined under histenint. Dedistleat—l apoeel to the gentlemen of the pram to do m•jostka, *hiel ide i that a" n w o os t "6. then removed, and the formal order made oat. WESTDIINSTEEL WUUu Alfred Collins. a fashionably dnred youth, tabs, under the reared nom of the H. W. Ley, has defrauded a greet num ber of tradesmen, wpm broalbt upon Wednesday for father aural. /or bather evidence haying been given. Nr. Pointer mid it would be %miler to multiply ages spinet the binteel. eon be *gybe there 'maid be eutheient. The evidence was then emphied In Yearn Week. and Mr. Caton'. came, and th e vitamin sees biusid mut. to prosecute:TM woused le to be brought up gigs le lintarday for a third thee. /SOUTHWARK. Minima Ladlow, a skin dresser, who exhibited three large wounds ea Oslo et .liis enured upon his reeogoleancee to answer a. drew st isemalting Chutes lawn cm, polioneonetabla 2U M, in Ms sassoliossi Me duty, and Wiihsal Vtrom r, a greengrocer, of Btu Cliegeg, limmeglsay. also attended upon kls recognineaces, charged Ida the other deeiodeat from the custody of Leweadea. megjeleent m Ir , leh the proceedlep eleferhaft =Mils at police, sad Mr. Samoa tur this Me done ellidat the diegaluite war lest heard an Monday, bat °was take abeam of louden, 22i X, who was contacted to his bed Ina Idnries received In the affray. they were remaaded on bail. It Mal them admitted bp ,imether wadable, 243 X that he struck Lab, lathe bead with Ms ea, before he bad MI a n custody, which auk ord the magistrate, especially when the police officer tang at that he mina mat olden from the commiestosen of palm. afterward. frame how printed instruction book. A great gmahsee of the Inhabitants of Bermendiey were in attaudancie to welt& the Clerfee 18 police constable 11l If, who seemed to hate boa iamb Waal. ;at tat about halt.past 12 o'clock on Sunday =sniff he we ea duty Dear Bermnedsey Church. am. he saw a samba egibmalem quarrellag. Ile went up to them, and told them top sway. They were shoot to do so when Ludlow ante up sad leilialered with him. He was then about to erne the road to p regal his best. when Latencies. in front 01 him, and dewed before Ida and stamped it We fed, saying "how do you like that F' Wit. ligateld him he dY ea hie that, when Ludlow struck Wm with his lei at the lest' nag staff his mouth blerfl. Witness then seised him, W heed him he Elea is to the statior.houn, when Ludlow struck Ws. and they bashail lowa Ludlow kicked him several times, end wale's the pane ifingekg atm.. got out his rattle, unsprung IL Tad imiteshl Inaba alma his melatenee. At that time Lud low These the tepid Utainy salting him, until be bet his ernes. Mss the ether =sad* men ay, Fanner kicked Ma areal limas, tad Med to pa la temeaamiledia ; M tn Ilitaata, wheal aid he had bete Mae menu a elaelelia llThsa Teal. Mt Y came up, witness was easel, lamellua se drabs dal net me whether be sad hie staff or ea& &Pat Whim wee he afore mat and took Fanner into eedely. Is a adleattene. la Ile Harraradeep Pew-road, at 3 o'clock la la menteg. Wlliteo wee pallab War, es well se Ford. leiralliffalat. the atalbeW Isaesompe Bermondeey sleeet„ tali be we making lei pipe saw hie amnia at the time, when le Neel a olleterbetee vase the Foe and Gomm He went out and saw Icallow nag on hie tuck, with 226 on Ida sae. Ludlow said to V. essialak.•Cht op u 'rah —;" at the sate Use striking him dainty. The ecoetable then pulled out Ms nude' and 'prang K. A great Seabee at nosh ehm2crers then *mermaid him, and when wham Nat the eiM Meltable he was passed, and be returned to Ile amps tope at et the way. Wanes beard several of the matt tali out, Dews eat the —police, Jump on him." lie Whet ma Ludlow's bend bleu ding. lad. 363 X, said be wee on duty when he heard the wing of a MHO pentad Alma gag Beraraday Churn. Ha went there, and age all It 5tH. park with Ludlow on the top of Wm , kicking him ea the ram The aaaable was endeavouring to get up, but he it laeoled dews, me let go ha bold of Ludlow. Witness, per. NNW age Liana wee atlempti g to get away, took out his staff Mid= es the beak when be easily took him into custody. H. Ma Wel bead. the the blow was enough to atop him. Iniadale Mr. Illelignen, the witness said that Ludlow fell from theellmised she haw. Wham wandered Ludlow was In his ant. hag. Ighlimautietee waste use his staff to keep a prisoner la mare we*, mai Y ealtdehase. Witness only knocked Ludlow down na. and Wait led ban Ong that only that be c. Dithered he wee In the fadlowerhaont that he intended to escape. As be Tema ttYMg,lellmeastbsesit arealf entitled to use his staff. allethea—lid he weenie In your custody. When you struck Min was be delft Waft to the other constable or you Ford—No, art ha he was getting ew.y, sod, knowing that he Writhe an tithe two, and as I could not real him to lay kohl of bla, seed wad. Kt. Xll Mee, lea the defter, aged Timm Lay, who aid ke was a labourer, and melded In Bermood. He woe at laden stout hall-pot It on hunday morning, = i hrheed a istsub.notferhb tome females. Coestabli 'Leeman Gale up. MI aid to Ludlow, who was looking on, "l'U soon lad • &OW pea, at the sane time shoeing bins on. Ludlow said be alai/ se when he Mid. when the same coestable eboved him and hi ab aft, pin% to Dear the fire moan, when the constable pat Ye lalaiad Ledlow and threw him down dm on Meath. He et ass eine Yoe ga eat his rattle, and after syringing It for some denageamareil Utellaa it over Ludlow's heed. Ludlow waa then the aeMa H. maillabie kneeling on him and attempting to Mogi bia. wawaalma two hundred person. there at that Oar. art sent • twat ett at hour afterwards, Fad came up and ns wig ble emira and gawk Ludlow twice on the keel, Ford taileadla ;Wee Lathea up, but he did hot see him strike a how. lo maws to Mr. allseltat wLussa said he bad been in one employ tea pan. reetea • again the employ of Maws. Etles, mustard sa ardamisey Dammam aid he lived at tab, Bennoudseysurest, oat vas imeeleis at ids door at the time speaking to 22i M, when do Smoke teetareamt quarreling. He Wit tee cwt towards tem. owl mind Om away, at the game time patting • young sea Yee the teed. Lattew was pesetas at the tier, sod he mid to the sea whew pub* w Cane this way, mate. The covetable Ma In to lailev. and ening, " What the k that to palw btu aged; efi We feet. Ludlow asked him what he fre,whaa the alai aid, " I c the what you want," aid took sat as rattle nag Ana Wen over the head awl noulders with It myna timee, bo ne it Blood flowed from Ludlow'. head. and wisasenelled help. Ilse, huh fall on the ground, when 12d took oat his hea t end struck Ludlow an the bead with it these or reurtitan. He saw the other wadable 242 then mime up and strike Ludlow with his staff. Ludlow neer made any at tempt linumpi, and when 143 earn up ha raid he had nothing to ▪ opientkint, but 235, who kicked and nearly murdered him. The awed wee quite unprovoked ea the pan of the police. who wen andaly mote eke wilbegis than men. Witasa did not He 7 in the Mfrs et IL Blued Peeks, a said he was at Farmer's door Mak. tag gleser.beer, whoa lisp lard a rattle sprung near Bermondsey shareL Wines and the deliallaat 'MDR went to &wrath what wee the matter, when Meg an, Ludlow en the ground with an on the top o him, kande. gala breeet. gad striking him repeatedly with hee rattle. wadi it Maim Witten did nut see Farmer in. Vain at all. Polls, ammaio 243 then earn up, and rushing into the awed like a a anal' Ludlow down with his staff like a hallielt. Ludlow wee is to niggling to get away, but he did leethis eland, to all' liagestse lieddiesaiillM le ask wbOher the witness had not ONO aimed" tempi 31111 is having Locked him up for an moult, at mike he it midid Mir wart about four months ago. Memo rid be we Meal fer being drunk by 226, and Ana eve einem lea he had se esainet Ilia. in last he bad drink rum win bleaelage that emeabn. Eliaateeth Punter, a psi vemes, defer to one of the defendants, mitt sad wee Tab bee leadket itelitsa at the disturanee Dear Um Are Mega Masan pightedoeff able 213 X strike Ludlow twice with Ida rule ieet tbe lean provaestioe. Her brother never later. head at* — in - slaidensa laid that was all the widen:* he had to offer, sad be the seprevalitti hinds/by ar the pollee wait elmily proved. and that mit b M Imetast:y OtKhargrd, and made tlie cart. plarmile. Mom was &Weft to lemur the murderous muults am. aided bby ill them*. Wbieb. as tat aa regardedoae, 213 wee clearly pi...red ova weldswim 1144 1 17/Nben datilithet _the ehorp was coo of • urban satire mama two Isle leideoleded to W. evidence of two acostablr and south., thas, WOO WM 11111NrIally coatractioted by three or tour witatemea mastoid base arthelbed with great oars, sad It their Wt{. way we, Mk. em n.gyred to biro to be ootadetrat, thee* was • wry eeelsae atietratisa wine the two eciewstalee, who bad wad eras elders sod reached Ludlow in a elmosetut cane.,. Uoder all dm alsemelanees of tbe NON be .1u,01 , 1 out L a o se ai. o dt Mame yerfary to Other aide. It eertsinly stoat be se one alde; therelem the ally Wog ha eould do with such • ere would to to seed it lellses • Jury at the seat seeetuau Let theta bear all the demob toddeelie oroedlaily. Mr. llelothethe said that hie slleate whied the me• to go to the eselork as they were la a position to rove their brews sod gnus perjury as tie yeat polies. la bet. other yeeassellage would beessateme ears them. Ifs eiesailmus two ties Lethally otamiltted Mr trial. sad ball esesolimi to Ode apoeseabee r the that aunty lethiebe. MARKETS COTTON.—Livsasoni, JvLs 10.—Thr mar Let closed dimly aa4 without ammatioe, without chutes of prima from the rummy o f Wt week. The sales to-day are m4lanahri at e,OOO Wee, 1,000 of which have been taken for import, and 1,000 on specularne, cam. prising VA Peen= and Morantuum, at Ll 4. to 71d. ; 100 Bahia, aad 1,64 &amts. ..44d to lie. pa lb. the total sae. Ames this dog w,eh emagehe &cut 4+,000 bales, of which spec Awn. bars takes 11,400, aid Simla" 4,500, leasing 47,00 n Wes t f ail Milos tie purchmes ed Um trade, The imports. which are {Melly &manta deseelptions, are 25,000 balm. COTTON GOODS.— filaithasmas„ iCLY 10.—k steady derma Soe Cloths prevents any sectimulauon of rocks, and bare centime ISM Narrow printing voila., and rituilar de eriptliew of other I ex*. are In request, and when are salting matter briber rater a some Nom There to • moderate demand also for light 'hiring. GM mwdepbtlams suitable to India, but the better qualities made for the amok 4 . of Chioa do nut gr plf no well. In tuns et,eke are etta:l god Obritly. The fine weather has Oren a better tone to lq. eagimially es regards tb• provost. of the home trade. ' WOOL. —BIIaISFOLD, JOLT 10.—There in a good attend.mos at the market this morning, as anal on the second Thursday in the month. Mara n cunt:lag wool an stiffer, and restrict the operstwne of patehasers to panne requirements. The position of ths yarn tad pine trades, Is about t ort' st reported. There le a goal demand kr pinky but atateadate prima. CORN.—Bousinensie, hag 10.—At Gloucester sad Worcester markets, on the 3th, w est rtiled doll, bat lower pekes were no, generally submitted to. Barley. saatoa, and Pity as dear. on ovt v the turn was in favour of the seller. Beata Is. to 2a. per qr. tower. Daring the prevent week, the sales reported in wheat are at an ice. prosement in value of fully 2e. per qr. Barley still tending upwards, and 6d. per qr. advance is demanded an oats. Beans offering at a de. cline of 2s. per qr. without linen( buyers. At this day's our bet there was a short supply or wheat, and we faille our quotations 2s. per qr. Barley again le. per qr. Weber. Os's anointed. Lower price, would have been accepted for Egy, ban bean, if there were buyers. Damao, Ivor 10.—We had a fair:supply of wheat for the time of year, which met a very quick sale at so a hence of from is. to 31. a qr., a clearance being early m ids bat there being no cite wheat in the market, 406. II Mt was still the top price. In barley little or talking doing. I. oats, hers, and peas no a teration. Wheat, hest, 7a. to We.; middling, 675. to 775.; inferior, 50.. to rEs. Barley, 114 e. to 40.. Oats, 23.. to 22e. Brans, 42e. to 36a. Ems Ins. to 625. Flour, One, per sack, 63e. to Ha.; seconds, bia. to 535. Hamann; In., 10. There was a fair attendance at our market this morning, but the weather proving very doe the trade on the while wee of an Inactive charsoter. English wheat wee held for as &dream of 25. per tisanes, watch millers refused to give ; whilst American. being relausely cheaper, sold to a moderate extent at 6d. per 'Orbs. over the rates current on this day netiniglat. Holden of lour wen firm in requiring an enhancement of Is. per emit and 6d. per barrel, but buyers held aloof, led very little bualness occurred. Oste were in better request, and slightly dearer, as were also Egyptian beans. In oatmeal there was 110 change. Amy 9.—At day'. m yard there has been a fair bort. DIM .10011 to wheat, at au advance of 2a. to its. per or. The farmers expressed venom oplal we as to the damage the wheat crops bad rm. Mined by the heavy rains of Monday ced Tuesday INK. some stating It to be coarlderalde others thinking that Witou'd the weather tetome settled there will Mit be mash the matter. All other kinds of grata scout the same ea laid week. The following are the prism of gralnr—Wheat, white, /la. to Ilba.; red, 78e. to 81a. Oats, 31a. to 126. Beane, Cc to 48a. Newlin R . Jai: o.—We have a moderate supply of wheat, which was clewed off at se advance of from Is. to 2. per qr. on all dee. Iptions. Barley still scarce, and very dear. Oats, tens, and pass continue to Improve In nano. • . . . . UlllOlll4 J i.t 10.—The wheat trade is dull at the prices of tut wink. lea nappy to better thee of late. Oats maintain the pre•inuo valise. Harley Is learce, sod la. per gr. dearer. Wavaaroan, JOLT 9.—We have not received any supplies of !twirls sans does Saturday last Buyers continue to act with the greatest eaution, but inquirers are 11t102OlOUO, and we consider the WOE of OW market each Amer than it was last weak. Ellunnvann, Jutn 9.—We had in the market to-day 474 qee. wheat, 102 ors. barley, 832 qr s. oats, and 95 qrs. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 8 3; barley, IV ; oats, 677; and beans, 43 qr.. Large matket to-day for the season. Good demand, and priors up on all sorts. As aompared with list week—Wheat wee 45. up on top, and Ia 3d. up on average. Barley Ina 21. up os top, and Ss. vt,t on average. Oats were same as last week on top, sad 9d. up on avenge. Diana were L down on top, ani Is. up on average. Wheat, 60v. to 88s. Barley, 9519 to Sue. Oat% ads. to 37a. 4d. Beans, 475. 6d. to 112 a. Weight of top wheat. —lts.; barley, —Um; oats, flilbs.; and beans, 8111:44 pet Mabel. CATTLE.—Nswaim. !car 9.—There Ws only been a small mar. ket toelay, and not mush business loss. In prices no peroeirabis difference. Viers were 191 beasts, 94 sheep, and 149 pip penned In the market. EDIMIIIMOS, JULY 9.—The supply of sheep and lambs this morn ing was 5,319, being 190 tr ore than last week. Ago d demand, and prim much the same so those obtained last week. Best mutton, from 60. to 7F1., and down to 6d. per lb. ; lam* top, 258.; ear rent for the best sorts, from 20s. to 145.; toddling and interior, from I Is. to 18s. a bead. At the close a good clearance elettcd. The rnpily of tattle wee kes, there betas 52 fewer. Demand slim good, and micas up fully Id. per Dutch Moss. Top price lop. 6d.; eeriest, 10a. • middling and Wert r, from 6e. to 9s. A good clesr sacs. We h ad in the market today 5,319 sheep, 151 fat cattle, 316 ken do., 196 milr.b tows, and 295 pigs. CHEESE.—Satinenr, JOLT 10.—Our market to.dey, onsidering the season of the year. was barely supplied, and the quality we. somewhat AIM inferior than asual,prime old chase being extremely mom There was also a thin step-aoce of buyers; lat notwitls. standing, a fair amount of cheese changed hande, particularly inferior end middling qualities. There wa no a:wettest in Drift's to note; all kinds fully 'apportion forma rasa which was ee foilows —Cheddars, 70s. to 76..; Wiltshire Doable., 63a. to 601.; Half Onwards. 63a. to GOa. ; and Skime, 23a. to 26a. per ton. IILOWNASTIMS' QOASTERLY MEETING.—BIRMINGHAN, TIIIIIIMMT.—The third of the nee de's of tee ironrouters of dos &stria wee held et t he T. wn-kall, in this town. this atternoin. The attendance wu more numerous than any assembly of the trade for the last twelve months, but u to business very little RIM transected, In fat t, a quieter meeting in that rcepret hu rarely been held. Con ! 'timers are csudous, and producers are uunliing to accede to lower rum, although • very decided diepoeitwe exists to put down the price of pig tree; this has not, houver, ►eee assented to to any ex tent, hence the limited character of the transactions.. The priocipal makers are pretty welt off for orders for finished Iron, plates 'scented, and, although there was no animation of any bird bete. the numbers of the trade were in good epirits, and the meeting broke off ',auntie torily. TLs !LW aidesolil of the trade takes place at Dudley or Saturday night; this meeting. in courquence of the limited amount of businem done here and at Wolverhampton, will be of mote imports sue than ue. AMERICAN MARKETS. NNW Yoattp JONI 29. Tor the Arago /tamer foreign bills have been dap* at 109 j to 110 on Lone] , n The mosey market le easily supplied at 6 per cent. on loan to brokers, sad / per cent. on approved mercantile p.per, 60 day. to 1 maths. There are some long bills offering at higher rates quite easy, my 7i to 9 per cent, eiz months. fi,e-Cllllll names. Beeadetuffe —The merchants , , up to the close of the Corn-exchange yesterday. bad not received their private letters brought by the Ana, end het ee the effect of the news was not developed. There I. lees activity to 11 sue. bet equal steadiness. Wheat, of desirable qualay,ie still tparlagli offered, and to more markt after at rather higher ram The large receipts are mainly composed of undesirable kinds. Cotton,—The foreign news recessed by the Anis canted holders to ammo a firmer pcsiiion, end lass daps - red to sell at previous prima. The lettere came to hand so late In the day as merely to allow of mush ties for action. and heoce sales wens confined to about 609 or 700 balm _ . ......-- trelghts to Mullah poet were Qolte firm, though the engagements were tem estatialve. MIFFING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Dilirnt (schooner), Zwins i -- frota4orel7lsm to Liverpool, and the Three Brothers, Jonesfroen Liverpool, were driven ashore at Port. . mil'sen during the .4 the 7th end Bth inst., end it is feared will be wrecks.—Pwllhe , July 9. Othello (Prussian brig), Lifekteldt, hence for Hell (cargo linseed), is lust at Dolgoy NOM; ship full of water.—St. Petersburg, July 10. ]see.-11s Henry Tuts has arrived at tide poet from Sallow, with wteeked goods ex Bader.—Liverpool, July 10. LietarooL Snug AT Foams Porres.—Floating Cloud, at Penni. hoed; The a* (al, and Karon (0). for Constantmople, at Malta; Walton, at Pan; Donn OW, at Lisbon; deranak, and Weymouth, at Philadelphia; Oreat Western, and Cadet, at New York; Clua, and Rugia, at Straleund; Albert Tan Banhoya, at Cronstadt; Aerla Salon (e), et Quebec; &Uwe, at Ostend; Armenian (es), at Palermo; 112nabeth, for Coutanunople, at babon. Patten roe Lusan,d..—John Lane, and Imogene, for Penmen , bueo, June 6; Grecian (sel, from Palermo, June W; Eureka (est. and Pastor (m), front Bordeaux, July 3, and Fataquara, 4, from 1 Mita ; Elmateth, June 21, Amy, 25, and Queenstown, 17, from Malta THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL/I.—LIVERPOOL, THURS. DAY, 6 ' , it —Tim Black Ball royal mail ship Oliver Lang, Captain Blondish, belonging to Messrs. James Beim and Co., of this port, was telegraphed off nolyheadist 5 p.m. yesterday, but up to the present hour she bat not arrived. The telegraph along the Welsh scut announces a dead calm all last night and to day, so that she could not make much way. A steamer was sent out to tow her in last tight, but has not yet returned. She would leave Melbourne about the 27th of April. THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. —The British and North American royal mail steam-ship Persia, Captain C. H. B. Judkins, will sail on Saturday afternoon for New York, with the English mails, for the United States and C►nada. The Persia, since her last trip, has pot a thorough overhaul; her misenroast has best removed, which gives a lighter end more graceful appear ance to this noble steamer. Letters must be posted here before 1 p.m., with l►ts fees to 2 p.m., and at the tinting receiving bowie Op to $ p.m. on the 12th inst. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 86,1001700.-71ily I, at 11..;;;Ifthree-pleee, Gift" the wife of B. F. Beagoagb, Req., of a daughter. CUBS. 7, at Bern.place, Sures, the tri'e of C. Curtis, Esq.. et • soa. JACILiiOM.—Jaly I, at liarerh:ll, the wife of H. W. Jukes', Esq" -, . . _, --» 1111.. r L l E agh —Jrl 7. at Albatty.stroet, Edinburgh, the wife of L.. Slit ter. Esq., of • dauibter. frlEWalt7.—July V, at Belgravoaquars, Lady 0. S. Stawart, of a VOL MARRIAGES. RANICLIN--fIAYUEL.:JuIy 9, at Huntrrntmq Brunswick squids, tor dm W. Dr. Adler, E. A. Franl.l.s. Esq.,of button, crescent, to Adelslds, daughter of 1.. Ilerauel, Esq., late of Li vened. 011111—JtM118. -July 8, at Rt. Mary's, Stoke News toe, by the Hay. A. T. Edwards, M A., Wiliam Frames, eat or J. Norm, Esq., to Anne, daughter of the late O. B. Jeters, Esq., or Mont. genet, West ladles. DEATHS. BIKOHAII.--Jaly 6. at Minn, the Hee. C. L. Binghem. aired 25. 7. et Wellington. Richard, eon or G. Klrierell, Esq. LOCK—July S. at ifeenemet Cottage, Bome , setglare, Bath, Maria, daughter of Mr. J. Leek, of Bads, aged 2f. MICHOL6OI6.—JaIy 6, Martha, vim of Mr. J. Nicholson, of Market. street, Movability, erred $2. P11116.--July 6, M Waterton, near Aberdeen, Au bogie, wife of A. nett, Esq. SMITILJyty 7. Ada Louisa Norton, daughter of I. N. Smith. tip.. of Fairfield Boum Warbled. hinted and nnblymod W luau, NM Boum, of No. 8. Lombard Om* In tio_On7 Lamiak ?hams um the Oflls, Loastmr4 even. Was Mille or II tiorn—iatioar..l irt.B U. 1861