The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-18 00:00:00

E THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1857. 1 de set strew dist smy ems Wars of die here baba die reed el swan raw& The tit of • Warr elthered ft • Wairr, r a p petwomewet • hair pow when ie is eselle= wee pails de ream* valid 11 bm err r rie sew lehlth i ele met drag es re Ws es is she* le blur es the arr. Menem lie se auk lila sea= WY ems &Wady te • simbier mil la eh" other le les nem red brew ameis e therosth ymb Othr wile welled Wen dente la eitaboler, es he and be always .)'Therirr reembleg river is hie =Meer her ther sigh% fir iris* Ma 11 Id the lord of Cathel sad • perele tots le esmiesdel • eielener of the hew rawsber hr Neriseler. Mr. V. 111011TH—Ne; ems • pair Wier. lir. DISRAELI—WeIk dad wins dr ere did nen fogwer—n ingit)—betnessieer whether palls et pleseell right sr to nye boss iredli earl set be MI ribs Melia Tree • prniple whisk brewer bra ereplellm die lens ad with& I hope nil eastisso to be ewe Y thos wren. (Her. her) As repels the la diegale lied 1 wei em/y war tide the dwelt Ws inn wombre tens' die elebeer awed lawn Owes bed ben hemieniell, sew they segeweedy datta berm le bee re (-_lfor, adebilllo Ler PALMINITON —I spr the peiride dig the oodles of brae le die d • Water firde, to Crslinte. dedmallonsueler wbodtar pubis et We, he hi lew irm d le ley ips the rile et the beer NM shish he pads; Y mely • podia le ned, ad the been dreli old& Or dee per ash end weal of Ogre air &oom d did wee sem; _dam the millstir by the whde the hewn fry Vf the estmerea thin prbe7a Ile reser wrgemed W the Tight Ira prisms the nen bar be llesides. Ide not me sedge mama mos Ass ew seer ea amid ime weird hen wide( • steeseret r sienlng imitematioa abide be Ins reeeived ibu • silver esesiwitheths. Mar t beor.) do littleis ie Net Ibe Mr•••• 1 • 102 T that sterbets silt the wisher vierber le bee mitt Wee frees the wierter Ithe sideler thin. V aeerilwMa ita Is sibs nee rededid her MIN le the bens leineries resini ben • Wier emir the bear raid is earn* dare imhers k 1.14 imprint dr thew be Wee ages ram et leeense (liar, hem) MA W AITS, horse boom • nebler Ceres, leped be right be prissel fir wider • _er eth be wedeme epee die weir. Orbs wee set banded is the ewe fm while adillidy sod id ma eaduelsol the tem No wee es • dello% bet be elsed • beethrthrei mem dal der isd shell sair had Mom hinethererie peened We • lees tta i K ons detheyed. is dist are tees Orlin wee at lenbrad ; • tow shit ad shod wee desseed ups the gereemmor white esedded • eteritheille ems, le are dr geveser sled ve weld de I we illesA (Hew. hew.) As newled the gnat quedes qt des war be did see therein di haw of ddeohnes wed ebiledere he the Mew *Nth bed bra Viata =gia the awe of dna issaralasa. • poi of irl is.. la thieghel, end he amid rod may le the ad Medina of diewelliem which thensiesiesil the of the seedier C. Tbe w it, theoshee, dwelt Whet be baled dies reds grad ; • nary le slip_ shad be to vie bestileise so rub se podia le Cries. This lbe pee d* midi No Chimer bed bees re is le net dealt mei lair Wryness the bath mire, ad be surd nee bdp em=oleg his ever dir dr ire Ind& genes tithe Oahe the norlar he the Oslo weft et Oshed. aid = lma ge andillothed loweleige at the tile hid the maim be the o ft et Leaded, did mesa es Weer the withs of the ledmesse Ws the nab of the W arr es this walks. Dread uses le the writ did ar melee he ewe petty VIM= err • lid bled • hush. the Ire& we istemiled, d a bi Zi e r ishei n s eds b eem ac te=l is lam poity nai ehith Ras bad is As her 200 yew. (Neer, bor. Hs wsa shed the meadt of dr sipplielles to the I,ls he either would our be ihnerable, u the asiresso weed be we le ends I to TAlter wee is Ind Penewlem of Chins. Chien et g it te lir met be simemilerreed; Tth wee • ars imteilignee—(enewed he res • ors hid the purr noble ado ti 11 •0 1 •• eihra. 01.. w.) Dam. big pembler of the deft wean mad gerdian of the o,i minim, be wee the Ming wiser.fm-ehief or the re re of obit reel lagerlese tars (Kw, hew.) la het be em tbe sherry et dr Dwyer, sad his aeries wild be segted oder the sells bed gen imelmostier M tape preemies of Ceres. (ler, itar) Nut tit we awed to lA= Y ains • whet we INS to aliZe i rd: be ahead be Owl totow Ceres for der pawn hi the Mei occupation of England, Awn" ash!ones. Mew, bar.) W. ehooki, however, team- Mildly Isis ups Choir, rid &Ad it as a material guarantee =III ell earreldwisie IMO complied with. That what ever might he the met at the war, not one farthing of it wait lii yea the country. The profits of the imports and Septets again wore large—(A 1 tugh)— end our own nun limes waged Is the China trade would only be too ready he pow the ries of the war Is the relief end security it wall she thin. (Neer, leer) Akar • tow worth her ea C. NAP= 1314 the C3ANCEL WM of the Exonewa, 114. HENLEY rimed that there ma a discrepancy be tween thentetement tithe Chancellor of the Exchequer and the hon. reran the desirsin of the East India Company me to the bairn diet would remain due to the Indian trimly a account el the Persian w est altar this vote. The berm placed the amount at 400,0001., wham@ the letter stated it to be half a million. What' of the two was comet li,, )(ANGLES nil he spike born memory, but the era which was owing to the Eat India Company woo some thing like what be had stated. The fact was the Eat India Company ma the government owed then a mar which the goverenser ord they did net. Mr. HENLEY—Wm what ft woo said was owing a 8° whet had been pot before the house P I, th en MANOLIIS—No. Mr. HENLEY—WouId the hon. gentleman inform them what it me t The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid the estimate hid ban the home ma toe the entire expeime incnned by the but India Compels in the expedition to Bashi% whisk the government k to defray, and the trseeMy mists woe stated in anembigactus terms. An eddittemelegem wet incurred by the Emit India Company by sward rees ereirk_insountinv to 300,0001., which It we ~OW diddle i t within the expense of the expo &Mom Or miry wadi be paid by the government. lit se at preetat advised, the groerwer did mot admit their I•WIRT , and the aura was not pat to the ealasit. 111.140 LES rid the War s et the Chancellor of Sew Tratopr wee is the whole wow of the expedition, Ind the ear son Wend le einem meth dr the traudt ed rue, ink& theowsunest drpred. Lord J. MAXIM'S alid, t en usdentsed the hon. gentle men. Wa by 1, to say ret wpm led been reduced by the govern be be en the Chancellor of the NaligigetrOM maws to the hes. amber for Emilia', to egy thr the othhel et whet nos still doe to the East India Ci=whir serlintiom. wee 11ANCOI1L011 of the EXCHEQUER mid that Ilte quern al the lea Ember fur Evesham was whether the ry e et Wile b beep to India fill on the East India ther es dee E7lbh Treseury, end his answer was, Ash wee the greed nth that the transport of troops to lads es as Nor bah Company ; but lirith maid to Or hews while bed edgbiely ben ordered to Chins sad tis ender le wren to India, it was • evilly, the mare felt on the East Cerreay era llagbad. The von wee tiara seen to. Oa the vete of 400,00 N. for expenses of the war with Mr. PALI mid he wished to sob a mititien of the go- I warmer. The bone bed been addressed by hon. gentle wllia eeridsred es its leaders, but he mit confide Ms ignores es to wirhur we were st woo with ChM or mot He wished to oak the noble lord whether the money new voted wee in aid of a war with Chios, end, it we were at at war with Chiins, lit whet wpm, was it voted 2 Lord PALMERSTON thought tint the oinditlon of oar Mahone with Chins WWI pretty well understood by this Nem lieellides of a seem charscter hod occurred on a leer grain et Cries, nil our atdhoritim at Hoag Hoeg Set ben lid imie wear Y wineurne ; but m retarded the empire et Chlem we twee apt at war with it. We enter trawl very gni nheleas with the other four ports, and we bed me • rinks te seeing eri•h the Emperor of ChM, Is the her air he word ghat a inch serer a would pre vrt lOW nth ids ear in. Led I. NANNIES man V the 400,0001. wee tradedls wet the agars et tromport Ilk C. WOOD aid As awry the whole of the vote wit IR turret The wider& wee originally dOCkihni., whin' IMAM the net et the Wept Enter on bawd the g r in At bed es the trews were gain: on to India, het segnias to be lodged a breed, there writ • redaction el IC= l . es thee nemat. ts B. KIWI begged to ark ttsithsr, it Lail light add sere armaments with Comatiegener Tuk thee her lisery weer to sinned to grin a intharlity Jr As eepr~%owed Lied PALNILBRTON rid the boa genthern wee We. Wm. Led lthila bed at nor oot to ne;roure with Car wirier Yoh, in with the Court of Celenel B. WWI—TM noble lord mid we wen art , vatt el& Chine 4mi tt with CoTnralmloaff Yoh, mg he wed *haw Td had power to Indemnity Ile air imm e PALKINSTON WE his ,utmost woo that ems sei dwarddita• Ewen, of ; but we lea allaw=la et IGO et hie Weddle de odoen, end we hem the Emperor Unit metier w in get Set ebter nun his sulaardinate. Oohed 101.D110 mid we wen ended lliaL s in WOG ors er le ham A. -Await had nisi worm nth Dr the !NW al hew. did the more led mina se rip the free nissed by 160.0 or NAG, up to the maw vend by prillerent ? sod if en, how eras it to be dm? Lad ?MAMMON— Oran hod brim gine he rem* he the vegiarle at hew ad the Moditerresen, & eider he raw ig the caber et MB voted for bow sinks Ads yew. The vele we Or wend to. Oaths woIerC puT INIVINE ens ereihs, LW A. V. this • prow tipper- Mary Ike • tow nerthe wah tha reente de Admen ef At worbli. lid he Mewl Mu ewe Were what wrap %wild to the illMatiy. r WWI new Aet tit diner vapor ppwrepsrr es / lit b wee met wen gnaw le dr wider tiele if Isis It ins met mersew to per the vote. Nevailidsw, r a amber et that bow ad as otica of the ow. he wets I cwt batch boa Weeps Wore that he.. the wirawtabby palm in whisk the country woe gbeed. Thew had hem may dieseedees ran which Ed hies beat sheet Igy die able lied, mil abd A. V. the able bed es die ah ersaliire=he eat' sevenbest might teelE selmedlesteeLlub 11111111 is the gibes et hes. siallemes Vb. Dimeda bet be tem et the adlb es Ile albite mean win sew is vest it es bans We draaelien, end meet mhos world meet theormerspeeed widuthecountry. He wheedle kiwis be seesellese Om important bit bet rksbramo ,,iawire seyeaties Persio--eibtatrwowbb 111111 the le Chies—( el .ad tha 004,0wom br e i rear lab mob a te the Wats Rusgel ebb brd had sometiosed ea usoresous= eitt-6.... 41 navy. (Oh, eit.) Reginsents of the lie bed hen by SOO era MO men • , the &eatery be b00n2,1100 trailed mod melee mi., ed yet ✓omiting fie mai sad inexperieneal men meow goiog , on. A grave reoperability need on the goomesont for Merlag on yam whi it they were told the palay of Bogie required, and simu ltaneousl y =Mira our ernments so they hot. His chief Haom for ding was to ask a mem el .he noble lord. He wished to ask why there was no esplemeembi vets he DwMWay, when me wue token the sm. (Criss et ) He ossyielsed that tor wareittem we wit h ▪ say geoids ledwertles w them barn He wed the thet minsma sweet Its C. WOOD voomind r =a noble lord had net sell e bud gob the Navy, which wee the seise a the pent vote. He we dinette, at liberty to nutke say .hawsers which he pied ; but he (Sir C. Wood) thought the the lam dielesion which tout place early in the even ea the mean lar witiouraimest showed that the gos . un ad sot dorhs te slop diesswies. He tubed tint the =die lord would sot serener* with hie seam Admiral WALCOTT thought that the itinerante= doer =tisition would hare *Mb the First Lord et the AdmuuZy en whims for 5,000 tr ee. Mr. NUM obeinly thought HA the caminmes ought to upped promo. It wee go 20 ranee pad tsie. sad there wen M web et the day re The CHANCELLOR sh inAtifEQUER thought then se the vole wee set elyeeted to, it might be at once Pled. It nettles* bobble business if ouch a I coma wore fol Calomel KNOX prbuisi sprat the vote brag take wiliest some 'agitation es to the disponi' of the grent feu Meet le be sent to The hese should law wing mere would be take to oopply their place. lard PALMERSTON sed be Ong trainmen** ore to thee votes, seeing that lb. lea he aid we in the anction of the spree 'nit lOW isar opposite tribe to know how be /oboe sled le le seat to India wee to to sepbued, ed flats vele yr he is sagmentelon to the navy, mud themes* es Er se It went, met with bin appeirel. Wilaseped le be , the intention of the (10111•1111110 wee he gebsbee se soon sa porateln Older 10 ,pk. Ihe_gisese 1110 Men Aleut 10 10 MAW WI& It WA *Ma MI 10 110104 dint It wad thus be Er the gee bersider eta Aram elms they shesiii mum Adbre le ebbed bb ..r isP el= meet sob. Aber es eimeneilse la owed ed ihe eels ibest Admiral iM C NAPIIIR mei the eilibmouneet d fete arm* he he •gree__deel r mg al dis malbet. (Oh, ob.) Mr. DENTIN= edit net egme to the vote without en usibestemdbg that the hour obeli lbw a full explanation be. the greenbust ca a tubers day. Lab A. V. TEMPEST withdrew his notion for report birear wag th mei to. e*ed e vase was io. 111,1101 d. INOR doom, to.—sod Agreed to. The Charms this reported regrew, and the hem ILLICIT DISTILLATION (IRELAND) DILL. ZS read a resod boo REIFOILHATCtRY SCHOOLS DILL. denendmenteseside;eisiiic 7 ;d - to. TURNPIKE ACTSanaaerlN tn. CO. INUANCE BILL. This hill was read • mond time. LAND AND ACTS ASSE AMENDMENTSSED TAXES, BILL. SCOTLANI This MU was Mao teed • wood Eon. VALUATIONAMENDMEN OF LANDS (SCOTLAND) ACT T BILL. Tide bill was also read a second time. GRAND JURIES (IRELAND) ACT (1836) AMENDMENT BILL. The Loll amendments to them bill were agreed to. OATHS VALIDITY ACT AMENDMENT. Lard J. RUSSELL moved for leave to bring in a bell to amend the Act 1 sod 2 Vic., c. 106, [Mauled "An Act to remove doable este. the Validity of =stein Oaths." The pre sent act geovided that if a person took the oaths according to the form awl emereonies that he believed to be lindeng accord ing to hiseemedsnee, he alreald, laewrdh4eswtaring, =abject himself to the panshim el perjury. Re weposed to extend that bill, end to say that the oaths should be administered according to the terms and cerement= which are binding upon the eissecietice of the proem taking the oath. There was some doubt as to how far that act extended. What ho proposed we., that the High Court of Parliament *tumid be made subject to the act. It would be an act by which =the would be administered according to the forms and ceremonies which are binding on the conscience, in the same way that • Quaker wee entwed to affirm, presided ho affirmed the subetance of the oath. So if • person took the oath accordieT to the form and ceremonies he believed to be binding, he would take the whole substance of the oath the same as say other person. Mr. WALPOLE said the object of th e bill was not only to admit the Jews to parliament, but to set aside the deliberate judgment of the Court of Exchequer, which had determined that the words "upon the true teeth of a Christian" were not part of the form, but part of the sub/taboo of the oath. Ile objected to the hill because it was an attempt in in. =me =mien el pediment, contrary to the rules of piths went, to diem= a second time a citation which had been determined by parbeinent ; and also because it wee putting the house itgiberately into opposition to the other lion= of parliament,which we. not • wise coursed* psrliamenito prunes —a course which could only be punned an the ground not that they wished to convince, bat to overecom. (" Oh, oh." and theirs.) Mr. ROEBUCK believed the bill to be nexteceseary, and asked the house to be He own lawyer, sad not to be ruled by the Court of Exchequer. (Mar, bear) The words el the act embraced every tats whatever, and he asked the noble bud to appeal to the house at once whether the words Of that act did not embrace every case whatever. The Rouse of Lords, in the case I of the Wensleydale peerage, had mado themeelvee the jaded of their own privileges, and ho twisted the Rouse of Commie= would do the mime in their own csae. Mr. NEWDEGATE, thinking the matter ought to be fully diacitieed, moved the adjournment of the house. He 1 considered the present proceeding a revolutionary attempt to overrule the decision of the other house. ("Oh, oh, ' and cheers.) Mr. SALISBURY thought the course taken by the noble lord a constitutional one, end expressed a hops that he would not set upon the advicc of the hon. sad learned member for Sheffield. The house then divided. The numbers were — For the adjournment of the house 155 Against it Mr. W.tREEN then moved the adjournment of the debate. Lord J. RUSSELL said he prepomed b WWI the pow t ion to the House of Leeds Is ididhente nips ben dot in which It had before bees yreentel to tisk bedehipa, sad had no intention whatever of stlem)fang 0.111110/10 *et beench of the legislature. He hellevol - the here had the power of admitting Baron Nelbeideffil—(shems); bat la should ha sorry to see its power anordeml la that manner, am such • muse would be watery to a adalem d en eine marts. It was for the purpose of meant soy minim that he had proposed the peewee bill. But Us genienn op posite were determined not to enter into age daramiras. (Oh.) If that wee not their nblect, why did they son the adjourn ment of the house. (Charm) There was me womb" more ready to take the subsumes or the eon than Been Roths child. (Chasm) Thile woe a geselles et tl i h it e in . an o rrnee to the electors of the y If hes emirs Rs'arayeoue= of at MI by= m r, low deemed= to do es (Chise.) Dena Retbelif seen casenve it his duty I. Nan to the tab and sin es question ea to whether he dna be Ann to to lin W not—(eners)—ind be slant noise hie boa. Wham ark to fads= Ls *has end pivie (Chews) Mr. WHITESIDE objected le the - MB isle premed at that late hour (20 minutes to 1), end mid that the peeing of as& • reniation es that abased to wend he • nails& el wthe Le. (.oh, oh," end inns) 11 Brea Inheibill e bee= to the table, he send eshjeet limit to the Frain eine set Mr. ROEBUCK said the and sewn en to awn • bill on the =cued reeding, het bra. gaikrais swam did not west dimension, As they lod eadenmeawl le peened b sitogetlwr mein the a4eameneat d bean (Clan.) It Bs Banned snob eine to the tab, and the camber fee Nan Werwieheine er esp ether penes sheall4 m dese spirt hin he neat inn bat every rem se be easnoind ega d entely et the therkam 94l9 ' sod leash eras name nob he eappened tin ewsaley brio Thews) Lard LOVAINII reined set the denims bid down by the boa. en honved ainher ter Mr. DILLWTH hawed thee the near nail he had neemended, bean el bins senienseep, nob carry eat the law. (Men hear.) Ain Eno NIIIISNitaI AIM lir. NIWDEOATIN the knee Melded. The wisembere noe— l/sr the adnisat oleo lasts .... 62 100-48 Mr. Va amost toe hone de rn. The hewn epode divided. The elen erne— Per the aloorr meat at the hens 97 51 —46 We InrYDOBB enamel a hope net the ...seedy amen went of be Inger the(animmed—cheare ban the eniniseirld aide of the bowel sad that main bed amil the here wend aeon to be eilberanen of the dans wide\ he heard to nine. H 085116,74 manned a hope that los gentlemen Tewand ammo so take a Evian en the bandanas o e bIB. (Chasm sad "lists.. Atter a leagneun dienedes anew beleks asst *so at 5 ==== pest 4. Sheambers wen— Far In adjousiment at the bins .. 49 Aphst K Leril GALWAY semi vita Ilwattt valid la mai bred • seet rawowille Pm*, t**4 balm do mow wljeare. TY Mt sat keiera mew ter ter Sae* ems tweellantlearele• Oho ob.") The MAL= saidM salle lithe seam I are GALWAY .rant le ear Illat la emcee bow ma brad mailema woe eneetrilma. la eirossier 'Rah • Tod wow the Jrwith = Liel li trtt NELL rearierea OrtWema =i la triaging keipeld Os ; tut Win et the d lbs ea tbe pe lama ger Or immel red irk Ow vas aside. very =tie debate till lot ley. am. 11111111•1111 OAS ill Not Baron Rothollid by rewinds& like certainly should weevers with hie bill, in the hope d permating a collides. nod it would ast its hia fault if his casidlialary course vas set eleathe l. 1 The Maim k at r adjearnment of the house was this iton withdraws, and it was annuaged that Lord J. Ituwell Amid et renew hie motion on Tuomday. It It. The house adjourned at half-past flour o'clock till Monday. R ELECTION COMMITTEES. MALDON. This committee re-assembled at the usual hoar s▪ t. yesterday morning, and proceeded with the evidence of the 16 petitioners. The committee adjourned at an early hour on Thursday, to enable the parties to bring up 40 or 60 witnesses et. to prove apecitle cam. of bribery end treating. Some of there witnesses were examined yesterday morning, hut the evidence la in support of the sllegat ions of bribery was ver y alight. The Sr. r. committee again adjourned. et. BATH. m, The scrutiny was proceeded with yonterday morning, as and at four o'clock the chairman decided that the scrutiny It give Mr. Tite a majority of one. Mr. Tits was declared duly in elected. WEYMOUTH. It. The committee re-assembled yesterday at eleven o'clock. la The find winnow examined was Thetas Bernina. He stated that he gave his vote for Frevetun and Butt. Before 1 4 he voted his son-in-law told him it was all right, and that the et money (namely, expenses incurred at a former election) had M. ham paid. lig Mrs. Bonella deposed that she saw Edmunds and Sita mends in her house on the day of the election. Edmunds M. said that for PS. be would be a " plumper." Simmonois called him out and said be wanted him. She saw Simmonda et. take some gold out of his pocket and give it to Edmunds, U. who put it in h'e pocket. He than said, " Come," and they t : west away together. John Tompkins stated that he heard Edmunds any that ho got money for hie vote which he took because ho was a poor le man, and wanted something for his family. Ile took beer to M. Bonsile's on the day of the voting from Mr. Deveniah'a G. store. K Mr. Henry Devenish was re-called. If. stated that in a a . conversation with Edmunds he said to him, " Yen will not vote for Campbell unless you are paid for it I" He mlied, II ' I shell not." Edmunds said, " You won't be odad if I 10 vote for Mr. Campbell?" Witness animated—"lf the are paid for it you may do am you like." Twice after elec tion he milked him whether be got 101. or la He oould get to no answer from hint. to Thomas Vile deposed that he mode boots and slippers foe se Mr. Campbell, and that gentleman's butler gave him a le cheque for 101., to get it cashed, but ho forgot to do so, and t. the cheque was banded back to the butler. The butler paid to him 31. for the slippers, which coot him 11. Is. He went to gee Mr. Campbell's on the day of the election, but he did not st. know what took him there. U. The committee then adjourned. et. 10 FALKIRK BURGHS. SO The committee meembkd for the first time yesterday 1110T11.• U. ing. There were present Sir John l'akingtou, Bart., chair- lb man • Mr. R. B. Hulked, Mr. J. Kershaw, Mr. Y. W. ; Runiall (Limerick), and Mr. J. B. Blakemore. Mr. Edwin as James, Q.O , and Mr. Bourke, appeared for the petitioners. le Mr. Merry, the sitting member, was represented by Mr. le Q.C. Mr. Rodwell, and Mr. W. V. Hale. The peti tioners (Mr. William Forbes and Mr. William Rumen, pm.) L a alleged that Mr. Merry, during the list election, was guilty of bribery, treating, sad undue indium* t and that he did to not append election agents and auditor. in compliance with S the provisions of the Corrupt Practims Act. Prior to the commencement of tho ordinary proceedings, r , Mr. I'hinn, on behalf of the sitting member, argued that the petition was invalid in all thole cum where there were inter lineations, interpolations, and ereedues, and in this CAA, there were so many that the, would vitiate the whole petiti.a. In arguing en the other sale, Mr. James argued that there were so no material alkgations on the face of the document affecting st. the spirit of the deed, which in law would be necessary to vi tiate the petition. The committee overruled Mr. l'hion's eb objections. Mr. E. James opened the case on behalf of the petitioners. U lie propped to give in evidence cases of bribery in one. at least, if not all, of the Falkirk bueulut, by persal of whose agency there could be no doubt. The first case of bribery g at Lsoark was that of one Patrick Quigley, an Irish hawker la of clone wars. At the time of the electea he happened to to be in Edinburgh, and William Brown (already armed) 10 sent a person named Kean to him with a letter, to r the fellowmg effect :—" Lanark, 26th March,—Dear Sir,— 11 Mr. Kean, the bearer of this, is employed by me to dad you out. 1 request as a favour that you will come here end vote for Mr. Merry, sad I will pay you willingly for your St. trouble UK( all other expenses." keen delivered that letter to Quigley in Edinburgh, and the latter thin tame to Lanark r . and raw Brown. Ile stipulated with Brown that ho should have 101. for his vete, which Brown agreed to. Brown, not feeling quite safe as to the veto, proposed to Quigley 66 be should have the money after he voted. Quigley o to this, and it was agreed that the money should be dapceited with one Wood. a ntati. oner rindQuiglo y. after he voted, "',. the 101. from Wood. The learned connect then to "' detail other clam ..f alleged bribery at Falkirk and the other burghs; after which Lo went into the cases of treatingmbich 10 he said was so gross that two men actually died of esssuslve m drinking of brush. Evidence in su pp or t of the aegstions of the petition was then called, and Listed committee adjourned. ia l ii-ei—*l4, NEW COMMITTEE. The 'maul committee of election* yeeterday nominated le the following select committee to try the merits of a pAtion If against the return for Huntingdon (county) .—Mr Aldennon Copeland, Mr. Joseph Locke, Mr. H. W. Schneider, Mr. W. u Stirling (chairman), and Mr. J. M. Cobbott. Tint "NEW POLICE."—The following letter, found on the person of a prefesaional thief, who robbed one IM of the members of the equestrian company at Lutterworth, will show the wholesome terrors inspired by a good poliro force. A new pnice force has recently been established in 1,; the count? of Derby .—" Balmoral, Juno 15, 1857.—Ikar 70 . Wife,—Yon will be surprised at not receiving any money tie t from me, but I secure you there is not a diaries of doing anything. nn account of the new polio° which in put on in this county, but 1 expect to be in Sheffield let-morrow, end tIC if all be well, I will wad to you from Shefliold. I money fa well, hoping you end Tom is the woe, from your most loving and affectionate bookend, W. li."—Leicrofer Net- se eery. fL A SHIP'S CREW POISONED BY RIUSSELS.--A few days ago, whilst the ichooner Olivia woe lying in the Viet°. Ile eta Dock, Hartlepool, the Crew were Building, 'wired with en la Hese which at once volumed an apparently dangerous efts- too reeler, the symptoms belief somewhat similar to thole pro- 1 1 . duced by the action of on irritant poison. Medical moistanoe was procured, and the weed remedies for poisoning Wed- we metered, which happily proved raiccosibil ; the crew being enabled to proceed with their easel in the course of thne or four days. One man woe an exception to this. His =wars from the brat of a more violent character 1 . 11aithaothers, and he was mixed with paralysis of t cs the upper and lower extremities. It appears that the sudden too Meese muss on shortly after the crow had eaten heartily of tee moms mammon mewls, which they had fished up front the kV' = of the dock wall, where they grow in great . Large vevele ' almost invariably copper r I emoted, lie alongside this port of the wall, and it is sum- pa mina that the proximity of the copper to there shell-Hob, fa wed It. action upon them, renders them unlit for human IR- I trod. . . . TUE CONvier JEMMIAON.—This wretched woman, to who was convicted on Monde) , hat, before Mr. Ream Chan- SO sell, at the Yorkshire 41Mia., for the cruel murder of her r, child at Mooreholme, will undergo the extreme penalty of the ; law, on Saturdsy, the Ath of August, should no reprieve or respite strive in the meantime. We understand that the ermvict remains much in the soma state of mind as when on her dial, evincing occaoionally great grief; at the same time is is compsratively indifferent as to the awful fate which 0 Inmilinbar, her demeanour nut being characterised either by aleetion or intensity of anxiety with which ono would =6 a woman, sopecislly„pla in so awful a purifier', e be &gunned. Jemincon is, of conreo, now an in- w man of thalcondemned cell, where she has female attendant. Se enestantly with her day and night, and is regularly voiced by the chaplain of tho prison ( the Rev. T. Sutton), who does LI everything in his power to minister to the spiritual neccee Mies of the unhappy criminal, and to assist her In directing le her appoint° the Almighty for that mercy which Mr. Baron Se Channel) intimated, In pronouncing sentence of death, it wits 0 not in his power to extend to her.— TorksAire Oaa 4fe. LONDON AND NORTII-WESTERN RAILWAY.— IN ' The directors of this line have Wined a vitriol report to their N coneilitnents on the sub' of the Manchester, Shiaeld, and Ni LinoolnoldriCompany's breach of the teat& agreement of 18 $ 1 1864. TM directory positively deny the grounds put forward i o by the ether company es juatitybser the rupture ; they say it Is Is untrue that they wen sads vaarlng to form new Winnow le detrimental to the Manchester, and Lincoln Coin- 10 .. pay, and they osli particular attention to the fact that the ". vs of that omsysay, alter repeating the '" eltitough earnestly requested to give any N in support of ft otherwise than peivasely. They is aluty that thepromslary operation of the wreent wee N Nroursbie to the Manchester, Sh and Lin colueldre Com mee w far the whet years, end complain that $ l, when the change appeared to be st hand, that core • po piny should declare it altogether at sae end, without previous lie na and without appegulg to the stm They as- II press, however, their confidence that by firmit:alataMMg le le the Jost rights of the oompeny, they shall he to, potezl its balk, and meanwhile they rely ups the -wad and Ite WWI support of the preprieton. SHARI LISTS-2HIB DAY. Two o'OLooz. I i t , The railway share market today is buoyant. st. Purchases predominate, and prices exhibit a mode- :" rate but almost general improvement. French lines fully maintain the rise which WU established after the recognised hosts yesterday , afternoon. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are ill also better. ss. .. ONZANART MAIO AND ROCA& ,MO Pd.l 'Ammo. I . l ai r:Z . "l % !/ J _ I I_ . Sn IYawMR Ik I f~ ~le~ Li ice► Jr MWlri i51e....„..... hii 11. 1 "el"u 6 r . " • 4:6.... .11 Dases• 01l DNA. ISID4 lb • ' NW li% I) WN • s. 1 Sauslion NS LA CI IGNl=roo IN Worm Peke. Ora . IN Do. OWN II I. HS id 1•21..... .......... IN IDA Issamblis .........-.. IN SON•sib mil IN ONINNISI. PA i lralo. IN St Doak Warm all Gross Sow* a Imam% .. Ise Out Denims ....—. 100 Do. A. ONO. • NS Do. 11. ONNI . NO Ch. Nati. sad Dm. Om) ISO thou WNW* • ..... IN Do. lkoarVallos 0N...111k. on Imam en WO ...... . 111 I — ro. It Do. Dirac lOt laaaesiba mad Variable*. • De. do. F. 5a1...... lea do. Se Sum au bales gi 14 l o t Diu° Now ......... 164 I De. .. 100 uses. Scotia .......... 1:0 1 traata. A.li ata l = 1 14.11.4 100 Da. Om aad Darby.. all %114. Ot, WOW. (I UNN) all Olastrik and CarNla...... .11 Ilcorpce‘Abill.! Honked Nom lad NatilllN all PlawN,Wauessiat Is Saw leo WarKk. Nartltiva (ANON CNN 100 Nana INNS all Nana Dives. Pa. ill De. • Wirral 100 all Da. to.. 0. N. . IN Da Tack _ all !Wilk Weibra awn. 12 ShillsrAidno 4: 1 iiii47.."-w:-... IM lessumipstr,t. 5: 9 on 'YEWMe Odes . f . fellopinnerf Illrinso. .0 r.na.. -~ ~a _ _ hre.w_'~' "'. io w .7. a Sail Teti &Diver Doi le 111111;17Wekl u itt:i . 41 illeelle,* ;I I ill. :aii irTrara — raiiiiiiiiii *** 11 Wassatial mg Limerick : all Weal Cbravrall all W. gad of Loa. Crystal P aU Do. 1 , 7 4 :3 Dv. 11111 1 all Da. II par et. pad toe all West ...... ......... - au Do. Pint i1a55...... 7 -111 IS $1 llf 111 U 14 s ie ll r i CM. IP I ims i 1 i OOI ail IdWiP= Qii Ili 114 103 icl6 I e 014 1003 1001 LINES LEASED AT I too I aaafr" ,..„l.o6. (lsesed to:deLocirt=k(N.W., I=s47.7ii:itim7rs) 100 Cl/O.W. Jowllos tO CUIP40.11111).,. CI • Row Valley, 100 NaaLtnoohuS.fauo PAC Oland to 111.1fortheral W &Oa., Howl& Ilb., Ellossertn t ma• Vomit (bawl to OL Winton) lIMI/41.10y1l sil Do. AMINO (l leo) all Do. I ohore• (ditto) a/a Lemke ar.d Oresewlok aoothEartern) W Ditto Pt.h to (ditto', Ila latt.,Ttbo.y. lloutboad ((teased to Polo &Co.) Ti Da liarlonefltaraa,4lo 100 Lawastoftoaor.ll moot (1050...1 to Plartslo) &Matkait (loosedtot.oo4.W.ltlid.) 111,1t110.1re .04 loom lltasedt , liock , .an4D3tl.) 100 .4141104 Irsdlonl (NUL) 3.14 , Newasottel Buy Mtgs gas. I per amt to to 604111e.111t111.) PforilbarotrostaroSper. at " 7.27•11,7 i 7.7&; .11 Dittod roe mkt. 100 .11 PreotantWyro (Ina Lem iN.WookLatc &York) all Ditto .barer (tUtto) . 100 lloystuo,lllWits.i Mop nth . 11...0 .. (1,04 to all Musgrobtry and Bastard (teemed toNlr.T.lirrery) aft loath INali.orddzl7flamol to Mr... 0)...... .. W Wear V. 11.7 gos. 6ple ot (towel .o 11. A. \ Dia. 100 WWI' Ikarreet(Ot..W.) IT q ii tal If It ii 5$ Si e 4 Ilef di. 4/ oT U 84 44 44 II Os U ti 71 7/4 14 le 10 IN 1 . 1 9A a ;a • ' EJ Sti st. BL 62f Bt. die 104 IN 911 N 11 44 10 $ 3 Y. Ili 11 /4 11 6 91 11 16 16 16 46 L. 9 11 41 43 St lli 4i l I H ii la II IS In3l 111 n If I etß. IP I ge. 10 tole 1 ioi se is int C i ..ii4i I t, 12 1 3 1 ad no no 102 212 die Ps, 4 li w bi i I MI U 67 111 11l S Sj 9 9j U U 49 91 dle ?II I *I I 49 79 1 i Pe 19 DRIII2III FOISID aD Attune and Mt. Loweassa Wool at 6 par ant. b thw (1. Wank of (lamb 11 No Rao.l/Daea1e0. 4 1.... I Dn. 4d.litlari Caoital • lee Battoo t Late Roma IL I lop Baltalontaat. &Doctorial, 6 p. t. bd...stao 11412, andc•aed by thakl..ll. 101 l Do. July I. dluo too Do. Jun t, talk ditto Wild Central Dada (Lholted)... no Oateltts .od 4. lotus... I /)tyke. aura ...... 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IS ardeems .. all Ile I(..;i4ataa alleairai: all Bea*. to Grainsime ... 11l hmetonikTr.ALOUlatif. .._ MAU. • 4/ it le la Dutch Itirash... ell Sanas at hoes W Do. Men lS iiiptaratee Valley —,, all Are Central d how... IR Jt.Lanevaboara • leallaa Jaestles aD Laki•Oanstema aad Bala. all lam ead tarahvai ... I Lombard,. %wiles an lane Platatalla.•:Ped. all Leper entl (:11.1.• . e W Iran sag altaillseestrai an Kyr • An.aia _ De. de. tire iSte 31 : n IN 176 - - VD e i_mm D ai 4 pe—sla&ol NI :la , 1 la 1 .42111 on Do. do. 6 pc at. Prot. all Northersof halo all 0010...i10s Trak a Pod. all Priori Or:roao ...... IP Rat la W firth (osnoostoico, roo.TpAL Mond on noose all loyal Meta lord Ilona* ......—.— u. / rer on %Rohn on.: Moon ..... all Do. 0.1. I .1 sot. Profit. all nootholo ali wow a Do. Se pot mot Prod.-. all W 401116 N.W.el mass s Weans •I Austria au W•oloro of Svnuorand... at ii ii .L. IT •z In In lei . tik uiv sit iii HI 14 i i 0 I 7 Ts i I ii i tf itii D 4 11 7 i Pa xis kii 18314 111. I PO.I loarretar I Dreeles Prise I gala today yesterday. le 1 pm. N. 140 MOMS lasts/ 4 6.41.41 49 91 ad N. 104 Odadasid a 61 t 41 „ ...., N VI St. NO Dodo lipol - - ID 1119 Do 6 p.at - - 41 A Doad.Prollkt Aber.fas II Of N. WO IL *am O. 6 Ito lll 111 a qGI Loismising...pA,NLl 1 es a Det. db. 169.1 on Po Pu 10 all Da. My 6 p.Osat. St. 111 1 Bt. all ...I 15 Doke 4 par Out - Ors IN Z. Lesaishkii. I per Cent. - - II • aft& alew.A cit• at. IN siosohsta,mid.,4 a p.i. 10 /3 St. IN CIL *grilses, Ipr Ont. 114 116 N. IN D 4.1 ored.Nlop.ot. pa. 166 101 IL IN D 4.46 per Cast.- .... „. 100 111 ID. (13 Ds.' p.a., red.at 67e. 4. pm 61 43 10 all Cil. 11. lkotlantl, Ist Pref. lei 101 10 11 Gt. S. lb W.(lrel.) 44. et - - 11 6 o.l4N.Mehßeatelz fox 41 44. 104 Do Sp.,. Mum. ltd. 99 lilt ad M. IN Douse* esimot 46p.a 93 94 „ Ird ID. 100 NI 43 Doasso lieslasodp. 4 1 1 1 U . 100 Di. WINN 4 per st. .. M .n Do MEND l O* Mull 1 ICI 10 ell 6ellOsderl24llltlps. 41 176 10 ell Do. 4s. de. ep. e. 1 ill BO 100 Ds. Drys. Gas. OWN. I 14 11l all Do.Clheater Ornallaree i 10 II all Do dm do 10 all Do. do. b..... .. _ 15 1114 100 laso&Torkeb.Opire4.46. - - St. 100 Look 1261.0 r. 1p41.114.1 - - ft 190 Do. Neer Ono 4 per st. IN 141 It. IN Pe. dO.l me M. So 4 116 11l 8.66. 1 N. 100 I.4II.W.ON.ONedi .ct - - 11. 190 1.101.91.4.4.11 t. his N. IN 1112 11 s ' il =, - .7" ° ** I = = m. we m..,....c5iu...., i. - 6 41 De. IN ....... --..... I s l e r 5 i sc NO De. q Per °mt. It IN IntliadMae.Bridtap.s 133 114 it 109 Do. 46 p. et. het Sued N ST & all Ds. £3 Prof. 4 per mt. - - N. IN Do.Leise.l6llNks.PLlO. ST SS 10 all Newp.Abrrs.lte..pers, l 39. a., .00 spires 11111444 II 111 10 all !Wolk Debra. 4p. cab. - - N. 100 Doi pet Eat. Mk. INS - - N 6 Ot. 100 Dertb 0. 00.5 It. 100 /4.11rt-Berw.4p.e.Prer IN IN 11 11l Do do de. .. - 11 1 die lb 10 13 Do Loeb 14. et. No 1 - - I 49 II Ds. Tort,ll./kll. surd'. 1 die 40 ail INNS Stafferdridom 321 01 134 ad N. IN DU Ware. k Wol. 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DrONOWlloss et 111 131 „ 1111 ale 40 en sad Lyme. Ns Not- - - SO all INNi Net II per 880..- NI 111 4 all Neal Ihmili iFr Nat. N all flestbara se trump 1 Nor d. 11 116 211 I all W.ll N. W.of Itsiese3 or et. 104 11 :la r . Rt. 11 ps.J.a.ilslyilo4 1114 1144 1114 4 dt. Do.ftcr el. 440./444. 100 et. 1/0.4Nre40105.4101441. IN ..... J.. Ma: BrunNait Bands IN Ilt. N.5.W010(104.5 p.a.Det r 47 17 11 4 11 M. Non P 0.9. op. et. Ng 100 DN. 0.4•043. 1174 . 100 111. 50L071.6 p. 44.11040. , 1140 104 105 et. 0161.1304.119.4./m/k1•13 11l FOREIOII WIN SO Assltalian Io,oe Ileesimalallo.si I _ , Pm kede SO Do. Cea itra mt. all OS Do.lt. Ma del Be' 16 ogooo 1 Cla.oo4.llks. $ 12,04: , M Oale• Omit SIT MeV Ondinc ia ...- .60 -... 6. .. ; IS 16001. 1 Vas nabs Campaap... 'all 16,00. tames 110,40 , SO .11 IMOD Lima . all t74.001 $ 1 EArood:ii ll 10;115 I 14,00 , I laen= 1111,600 I Saw= Maas ell KOOO so r00t00 . .. ono. C;no — all 100,000 6 raet ramp -... 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II 20 II 21 II 11 sopo It 4.10•1ir and Ka- all woo II Berns WMU all 4 6 80 arlUel/ nissima WA. 40 7,115 100 Canada.„„..,......_ 111 111 112 160000' St. Cep.lea.atasnaalt all SO IS 11.000 IS Do. Ireel. lb par all 11 It 030,000 Crystal Pain —... an 11 so,ooo 1 De. habessee ." all SI If 84,•01 F lar.a o ir.nossasl2oo) all 60,000 10 Ulm . all 1 00000 St. 10101361111apasS . 14110 07 NI 40. , 441 1 Unt, lig. al ;mild " all 70,000 I nis.1111•InlIn Caw all If If , 00010 10 INninfaillais.Tal 6,004 Sow Omar as 54,000 Isrleallin 14 SAlDlsbragOa. 54 54, , 00D 001 80 Gala Inussat II lb Da 100,000 ,0e0 4 Las.lllm.Onalloosor all SI SI 10 anis 10 00,000 Ss all — 16, 1 00 II Ss Ussrlcao all 1 5 1 II 411,0110 DOmmisall 11 11 di 11,110 10 /1014,0110Dia I 11,310 10 Do. all 41 11,01 I Ds.Speret.Prat.laat 1436. all 38 4 1 Da. Da.. I du pr 2,704 ISO Lamm Dll.llest.l.ad SO IS U IU,St6 1 North DAL aanDsladaa an I IMO 10 Perth al imps Mum. all II WOO 1 Orisial 010 ..-- all 60,0110 l Da. .17,av Urrer 10. I dial pe IMMO Pailludosollallaaral an II 11 s 4 lad NAOS Onamill Inert all II 76 110,1161 110.31,0 lO ai o 10,000 60 121 "."....." all a 04 1 aid 10,000 II 16 grlaw. ens s Is" toe sew Neu : 01 5 100,000 1 Iota& Arm LONG. all 11 If 7 14,10 a SI /Isatranas UAL.. a/1 U 6,1100 1 Taleg.lalp- all f 1 9,030 1 Do. De. llsslalanal an f I 21,000 Y Trarlaoasoo.c4l7.ola. 6 10,440 100 010 Dimas% La5d...... II In 400,4% Vlalada Dab 100 UIS se 30.000 Da.114 , 0 14 111 la TRAFFIC RETURNS. ianw429. SOo TM YE 16,111. Ti ol. Olso mollo Model. MY. Int Week iodine July 11. Postale. ...... ....... — 106 113 US 160 1.01140ex1-try and N innies— NI 964 N 620 291 We* 4•4fte JOl6 IL A ntwerp and Retteedsol 6lO dr 1.007 670 1104 Laßeraelalre .... . LOCAL &ZARB VAPYK2W. dul i f i Xot I se u reL 4l.l4lo772l : l6ll o l """ n v —121.-- V ' lallehitz—Bkltabeol. Usoplike, PAP 701-oYedo him. It 1--Chtura x. V7..,. y s . d attain. 101 Rita& led Met 431-411Asa4. 0 NTr . . Itlarah. 4 4.--Orsad Trak of Nam - IMM JnLY 17. ..,C: Orly Weft Um:Wein *wawa*. phl— :klithALre- I sad Whide-teets, bl-MatIMPTA,IIAII. . • ate*. hp-p.m p.thips. A. 1111-114 A. 113.10—Aorp" Sc pot OM.I tedsth, JILT 11.--76 it firmly bee bairn k lodic De& ig, ..1 irceithmslidei ilk IWO MVO 4afei Amami the doh.. seats/km mph Past Wein; 01 end Perth Mr was. 1034 1111—Mer. WA 83.—M0 ad DEW. Si RC aft MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD, AND EINcoLy. SHIRT RAILWAY COMPANY. The report of the directors has juot been hatted. The amounts of the half, esr oboe • to a! reform. of IPl.lYnt h e a cane el en mem, Mao with the Mill V A 0.0 1 cremes, o height ethsh— of 141.1111. 15s. 11.1., sod a betanee of net pelt of 1.0144. 36 whtch, with the balance of 1,0005 Ito brombt forayed from Be out halls', OM a total of of 193 04,0, 11 54. antrahle M !Memel and dtvklend Tee . 100. and other to harge... m m the entree, amount ta 51.5101. 94., the tMell annuities to lytyk N. 34.. the JIM bead 00. Debeetum mock to M. , the dewed. hel so do GI. Profercum shame so SLOW. W. 0., tb- aloud on the St ,er c Stock to 5.P58/. 9.1., and t o del lee 1 en ;11; s Yrefrreuee SW& (late int Preferrnot Oar,' t ; a 4401 change &Alan the above net icsl aloe of ISt/ Ite. GI. of 13.3,Zed 51 Id., and le ;One mil.* for divldoid on the ordinary clock of the emolony. The ; m t . tom recommend the propnotors to toy, after 1e,., flec m ;whole of the proforma dtvideeds and char • dividend of Rt. pet par lM P,n .n out. ' lao .M lirearvy 4' f k drlani th' e. ' leTlan. l'' e l. ol ' l o .;; . l. 4 r :tot t rr... l"l"L hm p.O/0 Vale reCtipta ban Immoral due to the half Matures Extobitlon toe favourably indueneed the omo:um ite the goat to; rueutto. 1,G141. hare Lace ovate m.o. Um to the h e r. recomolinehnl of hot te. paw trae. The. :an k h to tim ghee trace:lto tosn 15. A ; tho ;aerosol in mineral :reek ha. olly hoop notnitheModloct an In mmo of 34,4 e;—. moth mm, from loner priem and freights for tent. 'Chen Ms ;11 A dome. a Med to parcels. , Mane, and of PO. In the Ore -tett traffic. elk 11,101 receipts of the wmpany have bon 1ti.4.11. far t 11,10%040 mermen or a 64 . 15 " . 4 Idfoclt en. t~eka of mom, fee the corre•poodto; df.year of 1456 The mantra her t om . IZflrr f ' ltts o o o . Prol l n 4 i o 7 o h , ;Zarttle i s ' 2; .4. ..Zl . lll!:r h .g t 7rr,P4 ;to rectio eet lb working Orhnthy Pink. or the had sat. he Aral for the o .. o f half Lg.: latn. 4an names under duet, wharfage. he.. of 044. 4s. Int The no: Ip•.d:.d the tag mutant 'loth June, Play co , 175 (MU : that of the year mat emc 300,5451., ohowlug an tocreme of 115,3611. IMPERIAL BILdZILLIN MINING AS )C147109, Yeeteiday, a general meeting of proprietorti ana hold at tin oil= of tio arwelation. Whxbulacr house. 011 11(.1- Ad; amain Vsasoir b ihe - - - - The Camelia, odd that he hl to proven that lb. meeting he at. .lootned far two moathe At the moth tune It te.cht be edidactery , Amp that the property 1111311114. l In value every owed,uot Ile CSI from Mr. littehlne, Mallow that mum 4liamond fet , et. lece found at CMa P4'1111.414 taw: C =WV wao eOGI ledureo, r o;ert alt The government had commenced work, and nod nib toe you.. et,* they hat pu r rchased for thy .ake of wool and watt., eottl4 O.,the valuable fu agr/culturl pitrye. A Pa. , a$ mot withal to kno ‘Y w whether they were re NOW The Co • teat, relthyl etc:wily L., If they welay 41 ... think of Ina but the queetua wee whether h. , ebould rot for It Th. d. 1.„ cad he inu.t remln.l there thet th. Ilend lacy bad Pat SA potty m the 40 ' , / Cite We do MOW). A Yenrateroa ladolred what the 10.. wes at the preeeet dine Mr. Ma • aulthit —About 3thl. ter mouth. Mr. Ott ran wld. the 00 1 7 anllet7 of the &e.t.a eel INF nth se way, t, do the beet they mulct for they n"rel .1➢ or and be lithe/ el at the end of the two Menthe they would eta toy thing ploaelna to conanntakste. The 1:111. KY In enewer to a quethon, odd they hal ece,sl new bothfor the pure/we or Immo of the property ; and to to. mutNa to be 1410.11 111 whine the pr.therty, one party nefend 1+1,4 he :e7unthol to &OWL, awl the woe party had baeatl the..fror to 28,Veth. olden the dlreeture bad reface/. and were new wetituaatault from the heat ,, to ernywwer the a,cut to Illak• aMA Ittrtt. h et Me. 1114,,b1 00 whom they had tent out. wee 0 , 4 anon of there Leas, but hod mat word home that the ircopetly wee ...rib duaLte Ito • vete of thente to the Chairmen terrulasted the proceedlavodudi were adjourned W dept. U. MARKETS. PRODUCE. inuuun i .-4th d►y The quantity a. prod oasis b 6.030 ekato. tmu .Ithanyuq quo hogibt lu i Iyay i nit :Ale done okL From Messrs. W. J. and 11. Tbomioonnelreohr at Friday craning: —Thera bait not boon much sairouvat la en dminad for ...Word gm dune, and for some kinds • ilownerard tftiesey stbl oh-errah e. IMII2II inaMMltylorevails with Mani to mar ai some tiii• pan, as Vein' obly iny for Immediate retain:moot., and Me rib. of Mk Op salabtsh • further 4ccilite of ls. W. op far cwt. The Ilia tvismy meta of Cc)lon coffin have brim Mt extreme rata, bit bitter* are nit* freely nalimblo nod Lava oniniVorianr a us oft at rah.. t.etr rum The demand for miltuntre has n on attire. and reseal tannin ationt and W the spot tarsi:lime.' toutds at a livi in 3.. ler cwt. Tore Is very vitions lave Intiv doing in bum limited. lire, mid Woos me barely inalataincd, lo tin the oper BUPA ll.—The average Klee br brown or Murenrado r Aar, there. door of the British woman. In Atrtfflei, Far the wok eudind July l‘te 4h. 64d. per cwt. erclustre of duty. No Mu e boo been nyder( how. orMuwoonelo supr. the produce of the Murata. No ram bee bore made of the We of brown or 3iureur Wawa,. the predated 1150.1,1,21.1.? IT.—Oar mArk* a01ae...11.0 , 1 dem*" WA* tstrend Mart :ea the tennetatinne In e ther deenc..° en et the loot retail character, and not wlbxotto ha woo. khan le sod wanton, but then to very linUe otfertng. COTTON.-I.lezaroot, Jur 17.—The arhocediarg In on , ning marint bavo daring the last work been char.:taint by mot Panay mob a ...aortal fandency in all on, Wong of cotton to rani In argon. In American cotton viu Ince 0.1/ quotation. MA. perk now plicing middling Urinal** 1.104 , Lk. bit , Orleare, The Lanoline* of Broken !dace fair Uphood , . ; Orleans, rid. SUMO continue to to in lance and aniontel danst, both fur convulsionun sad to aurcines to arrive on opening*. ea Vltorall, nosing an ode.= of tel. per lb. bleallicilinat and agoectei have also NNW in larts request atm &drama at it prat. ¢,1141.00 , alSo ID cull newly. but the uketion DOW oliongla manta It peoerally 01 a poor deseritiOo43. 1,2 Pion arm at analog rate., twt Out OLIOLVAI dever. The Carol, mo•ltiont/oes to nest ire whaled In our La t rehon so covernak the cotton motet ban ender gene little or no Winnun donne the pan sett ; the any non. the uluction tau in tbo rate.! a.m.! by the Beak 04 Sagan& but thaw if,, o. ...Tali anticipated thu It don on nom %say Iney 1.. iro., atieeted hur inueuduarg 6,7,0 Aulerican. 3,710 earn. I /anoint. 170 alarsuhatn. 210 Batas. gad I 0 I'DOWOOD arc reburied to h.on 1.-en taken on noteulation ; 740 Anaoiclua. 1,07. Pout, eve Waal 1,a;.; Kahn, and Lite Pertain for capon , 40 that IWO &Wit/ to the WA& for an auk bare been nowt ta,Poo bale, de.. d. t,,u,to 2.,000 bang on ipeculatioa t o export. deka olf ti week, 70,900 balsa COTTON 0001:03.-14thir users, Jrtr CL—By tool Myles tea Amreim the growing sop of cotton nr reef flostrobth .POs IL SR the althntlly of resent crop at .to eras eat). 68,w0 halm, kVA VAlet at the same period WA tear. At the 'swath. &good dead has rhoae it-elf in Liverpool tho 'teak, where WAG Slea an • parted to have been taken by the trade, and pries lath adtanced ottitr td. per lb. There II a difficulty to reolociLing the report ebb the ...use (stool), given of trade here. where I e.luction W 11. doubipith been moth reduced. Let there Lremota to ladkre dot woe of the pests. of co-Ito, hare lie. mode to corer carton. shred into by Plethora for wee doe to come. The .thaed fe good, o otiose limited, and yiniaa are as un-atetfoctory to Woes ported. The kturarausble Intelloune • fe. o o lodla,wtaco the otos came to toad, atonal borers for that quarter to tenthly= bslocao for all but erevolng order, and ...Toilets In *web thi rtieth laselopollarne. thaa•nete. tore i,coa riel•nded. bettor icarththla been obthowiti for sots ungill quota' lee of 10011 cloth. and T thre adele but the advance inapt A, elooteet Loathe, prim!, el d A inch th irties there lo PaproretneaL iltrioest Ste We. totter WRY. to eouthenatte for the lassoed &soloed corm. rut the flee bare dotted bestow • Male. There hoa rem o her .05.11 done for *ergot, stwlthotandlag, and the home trade punts< rads (poly fee tintoodhte vie. Yarn, shod to the Ravels trade are la demon', and pries tl per lb. hither than they acre ols a tee day, •40. CORN.—Centtlereso. Jr ts 17.—The weather being estroodS hel throu4l, the week has brought tin wboat forward very raptdlr. and et bear of oaths, In Instene-s; title lass ite siErt ono our oadistt today, need although there was a moll sittirly, unlitn and factor set with caution to erect Wes, a reductl in .1 to fa lull to be oulootosi to on red, tend Is. to Se. on white wheat, from the velem of taw dY neck. tying corn of all deeerildlons &war. LIIVOLN. Jrtr 11.—With foe sop:l7 of whnE. our toarnt , "Ad dull at 3s. to 4. dochoc. A part. f the vomit - rtinainsd une'ol ths cloee. Rod, bl.r. to boa. ; white, 17,. to toa Nothing dole: to Trite Witt.tletn, Jet r 17.—The wheat credo era , dull , sod prlco ta. per pr. lower. bet there woe no gams anxiety to to.. , ales J ieb ds . dine. Boas ebb.e dearer. Other a-tiele. unchana.l. Soogehe the week oodles Jolly 13—Wheat, qrs. at tle. 461 : Wier. n 4.1 e. 61; beam, era. at Ca. fel. 0011.11.—LOWDOW.1fatg 17.—Morocth Wed Hartl 'y.lfe. 614 Wale Pennon e, 13e. 60.; Irs Imo. 1 3 e. Of.; %Calle End Acorn Cl.et. I. s 11; Walls tad !MAO, Aga: WNW. 1;11. 6.1.; Walls Ind ;Anal% 17. nd.; W. r End L.met.. Ada ed. : End floods ii , ton 17.. ol.; Walls End Nouth Ilettee, 16. ltd.: Hall , lot kin 9J.: WWI. End Hartlepool Ilts 00.175. End lin&l. 175.:1W1 Moll. End Mantel,. 1 ;WJb End etch Erika Es. 6d.; eV alla End Sece : l9l.; Wolf End Whitwo t th. he.; kloolnga Hanagold, las—hialw en roWnwt. d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 47•8UALTIE8. Oarkne (barque% of Liverponi, Crtlin*Markte, from Trii:ded total I on, in ballast. ran on It rrt to icy.e td oe !MVO Jute, and has beam* a total wreck; hull ant intermit to d.—is Thomas. June SO. Manhattan, at ibis port from New Took, after brag shore itch pilot's &aria near Formby, but witboat damage—ling* July U. Rapid (bwls), Captain Harrison, from toad.m to ibis port. ine •iround on lb, Into] 0044 since June le, but la cipand is ot—Berbice. Jul. 24. Ltaaroot. Pam 7AT Pomona Man.—ldobamly and Gtraado at Callao; Salsas (al, at Jamaica • Jlara Bum, at AD' Far' Kers, and Lyill.ten, at Baena Area , ementri , d, Bahamian, and VA Dada ; Cason, at Sava ; Kaiak at Whoa . Ladadat ,, ,*!!! Ellsatetta, and riliS, at Nara • Corfu, 114 Urania, at ltd , Made ; Bohm, at Comegtiden; I..bnt and Mande Leeman. Banner Landau—Leaked, from Nlcutia, hlay J° f?. Map, from Boma Ara.Berna,d, tato.. ! Jon. admarda. Cadad, May 6 ; Town of LaniaA Jamaica, Jame ; Phtuals, from antlgua, Jana 13. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. BLANCH.—doII 16, at Graeoehtmh *trod. tho wife of No. W. MIA of a daughter. CIIII.DEBM—Jott 16. at Norton, neci Worcester, the o,fc O. C Chafer.% FAQ., of a danobter. D A L E. for IC Oonloo aware, the wife of the Her. L. It T. MA Tlatt of tnnatokk. ot a daughter. IA ACM-4011 16, at Kradalen.rotr, Great Preacot.rtmet , 00- ' 56" flehla. Mrs. A. J. loam ot a ea. IS B ONR. — Jar I6 . at Cluturt.te, POW. th e sit •of Cot. C. 8., 25th Mash Orns 16trtterera of a too. dele.ll MARRABLE—On the lath Sonatatmt of Frederick !tamable, EA., of a da nhtnr. WICEITMILN.—JiIt M. PA Math, the ulfo of C. WT. MOW. Mu of Beau. MARRIAGES. OONLIVIE—TIERPCITELL.—JeIy 16. st Welt! china.... May bone. by the Rev. Norman 61.LeLe d the Rar .rts fenfP,, i ta. John eunllffe. , of No 1, l'eler 11. Is , u l Younger daughter of tb.l Rev. RWley 11. Iler...ta. of IN. ON• et.ttt aw. Ilyde park. DORI:MAX-BARREN -.Joly 16, at Ft. Margaret% wc.4o-1 the Rev. N. Baste% Cases 1.1 Oloorratk r and itn-• .1. the non Douglas fourth we of the Earl of Mo.to.W u.d,,ts AAP. et the W e Matt llos. O. Bastes, WI% for Voree‘ DEATHS. SD W A RDS —July 14. at Brook Home. Rom Berelarbkle. t Maude. km., wed 63. OILERS 14. at Wed Bromide% Ellabeth, 1441 134, f IM/1 M. M. OBea. of Stoke Nee hmtoo. "ARLIN tdr 14. at Norte-element, WAN.' .4. 4,, _,. 3 , 00 14 of the lam 0. A. Barked. Bat of Le." TURN BR.—July U, 44 Bamford. X , J. to.l. sa w • WILLIAMIL—JaIy 14. Brands Sadler, KC Kr. •• WeMaglas-terreoe. NOCCROM SPd 11. I V! I,..l..Pube.dii at:l,l4lAm itTojit...usatifeisq:o Minsk la the PrjUtot of 14.1=-43Atvu*T. Pat WO 4 • SO // 01 I CAL .• lett