The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-04 00:00:00

IRELAND DUBLIN, Jews 3. Mr. Joh* Dillon, of the Irish ber, who left thin motets for America clarity the Young Iteland distorti ons's ta 1848, appeared yesterday is eosin Is hie bat sistme. The Mssueets of emus' es the appeal of me of the Bail& shareholders le the Tipperary Joist Stock Beak hem the declaim of Master Murphy were embossed yes terday before the Mester of the Bolls; sad from all that has trampired is the coarse of the illicessicis it is snidest that Mu lordship amoebas the iskaitoss iajastiee of which thre ham less *be tha t whatever the jsdesmoil wry le wig* be will feel that the law compels him to poesesses. The ellidel mirmager's reply tl a question pat by die Maw stated Visa If all ail sass for the mann of while Mr. Jolla Bak* was ',promoted as resposieibls to the Wilk Wife CitiMlNell, be would be found to be a debtor to dro as not of sot Elsa ktr them 800,0001. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADiniaLrr. Juan 3.—Paorronor4B.—iiatas : J. F. Lemon (1851). A. T. Denham (1854), B. W. Hawes 0864), I. W. L. Oaken (1851), R.N. Collor (1864), B. H. Harington (1854), W. H. ileiltol3 (1854), W. F. 'nano (1860, R. C. (1864), C. D. Davies (1866), A. R. Tinkisr (1866).; N. Osborne (1855), F. H. 8. Hood (1856), H. Cardias (1865), H. F. Hnvandon 0866), R. Roll, 0866), G. C. Sinalair (1866), R. Pitman (1866). Hos. A. L. Corry (1863), and Hos. J. T. Fttnaaorin (1855), promoted lo the nak of Unitarian. _ _ _ Assistant-Sargon J. H. Holism (1847), promoted to the mak of sarong. Arronrrwarn --Liestneals : B. L.' Liffey (1864), is the Pmenr, 6, anew Mesa (ea vessel ; 21. Bayer (1863). to the Duke of Winston, 131, screw stoma ship of 700 tvwee power, at Portsmouth ; C. H. Clettarbeek (1832), to ate Aeon, 12, sloop, at Chatham F. A. Hasse (1864), to the Elk, 12, at Chatham; H. N. Hoes (1863), to the Virago, 6, orbital stases sloop, :of 3004:orse power, at Denevon 3. A. T. Etabbs, to the Assaraees, 4, screw stein pa weal; sod J. Keats, to Us Brilaaat. 20, at Sheerness. Barons: E. T. Within (1864), to th. Winkel; sod J. II Holman (1847), to the Merlin, 16, peddle Wiled scannail, tit 312.1i0ns power, se Woolwlsh. Mats: H. Campbell to the Brilliant. Meetar's Assistant 0. W. Alklasin, to the Aleleala, le, Amp, at Datosport. Kidshinesa E. H. Hoyle, le the Comeek, 92, anew deem omens, of 2304inse pewee st Devospon. Nasal CUM A. M. Wenn, le the Bellliaat. The dean transport ark, No. 148, 1,108 teas sad 20040n0 poor, mini st theadurtee ea Madly. where As it to b. owed mad dotted , a will Ilea epee pressed to the Crime. ti left auk mete to tbis The steam tamped bo ss ved at emptee yeeseeky Irma retameath. e west kasstlamly late dry ink. (fox LAST ONOT's °AMTS.) WAR Merelllo% Jena eh hernent d Orem rotoliort 3. Eery Imbue reer her hle nes ha MIN parr le nibs ter r. sorra. by Oa tole et itier MIMI repo r-Aeft ti e kir Anerree. Mt, to is wort, 0 1=re. l roe MIA leennel• end Itenerre Corr Plereopelet lone re re ite: l : Woe blemorilleo. Sr lermet leohollte power et Oro Ins! Pan to • trlMbi ns ee=elelo Masse mir of Sr Nero. ler Iteet— V re eeteree et reentan ./peer/ ea the ler 44 MI, le ttorr red em 371 k Tilli ININ=Ik N. three Me err; rib eat error. nee Dewarla demur • ado rose ended* Brae le le lieremol, tai burn ; hr. erend Mel erre& to be rig a. rime error UM rete—TM ree et re ream* yeemeeted es a %amine, In relleolls et re lith let, is Irebor. i =t i oi oe rade Orr Nth ler—lnnisere limb Welke IV* bo bt after hy poilleseolee ear peneeee. Mb remb—re eurnro4 the hoiremern lei en Lt hoe, trey loam& eel NI PM, r trod ere--Querronier Jamsemse Pei to d is wenn Im am ; lire hor lierph Is be Wrier olio oho zildrllle Wine/ n 7 ; Onnennerneerear Jame is zereorree. rtes ham imp, upplawd rip sad LOD TIANIVONT CONS lb is Climils—liripmet I. P. PM^ thortler Garde; trio roper Ilar W. reem „ Laid Ter="111: Cielreall. Wrie l l i ; .01166111,11=71. Ilaits=topgrit =t A. li . ?Mk" Folger hoerde; Min asremoV l ClS= Myr iMM OC F = N OmiLegril = 8 : = Jeer . Soya s erse — ri all ierta l : I hearer,. Inn 1 1118.1 " S TAMP Berl Maim ereent Aro Mel troy; Sneer Oreeelot Thum Chouher on% rod Aneloy; Sewer Oseirleo allilligibit IWO% are = Ls: =Cleileder bier Oret i mai • Orr J. lino, . Me Pr ilb ar in ettft W4lOl. ink Net; It Mre. Ilbe=roomon et Oriel Wk. Ishem Ms Meeks sonme• wee tonrbd la the meows" N the ter Nank.lll4-11.8 Croft root Pors; NE Ca m Derr mg Derr ti der urea nee Oar; ter row. Wrestle 011111ge• Ma he reriersuerr etnard, MA erred; rit=meerer med Iterenno. firtrall rt Apr Coryo—Lemur Teems OM& is lissiolost. Os Lir. ire voli the eriOimeate. ent i alroo WAN le be lienterst. Or bentes-416. smil Cidosins err. at Carer Mesa. 16011.11 0 gry. AL el'Alf. hero Atelebra everoolhonie Haney iteeenr MD., bee creel le Et dale. roe MIN se Imre OM coarkia he Ids wren. M Illsga=l Er ord to Mr= lke 6 A Bro rras.. ILC.S., to her the to Ink et The rinserileend rneeloreoer. Mier ea bill oo re rivets hewer volt et Orli ben the ler et Sr mar tin &PI 1316 ii• len : Cleallaseur lift% ea miry fit ths Ilismisi Maas Sr bog wear oreneed wpm Mesa* W. = in t : vele eento. the reletent OM% t• b• Ws rumbas mug se longer wired. SPORTING. TAITERSALL'S--TuzmAy. THE SETTLING ON TEN DEBAT. The general smiles teak place today. and Mo. nuarrens disappointments wore aperiessod e pet a hap H el the specalsoon wino we's pressed eshemorsi Vie *masa that, all Snap 'smoldered, satiehmemy peones woo made. Oily seems of default 4 bold be bo Implies. It will be Is the rsedieelise of oar sporeag readers that skier the sus for than _ cabin /kakis last Peer. Mr. P--, w, as be ft ths ring, " Copts's" P--, was hed Threagb the imams sad lade/geese. beesereer, ' °l nu it:L=ol ereditore, he was allowed eyypetaables et Wes if Fallible. Re lese. areletheine s again . sar eere et l i elaf• ," sow, le avoid the aybeabilege sad el Ids kisses sad apoilleee. be bee pet el la hie enne easy Graft celled " Muni IMO Mead he the Lome, eat set likely to nesse. net miss of spealaton illseeedeeled "The Pall's" the principal lowa Rillegssa wee set the Feb. r's=, sad au chief winos' by hie mews seesht of ways low C= yersone, the avast helms% Islam Mesers. Her haelme W. swim. egresses of OWPrthwalte, sal T. The MOM Om visaing* b said to MINA SOAK AMINO at sterilag =Won wee et • esstatedeely lees yak% yet he wee set • veritable ealides. Dohs the Wass he was federal stem& taveeelle. sad wee bombed at • short plea Masiznese who Apt ea sob. avow he the beree's at Tort Y a tes mete& oath se bah" aid were aerobe, congaed to stead their dr may eat Ileokinaken' less, bat the semeagt te imatyarer * measela With mud to the pentlemen sportsmen, the resell et the 0 she made aushierable meads he ths defeat et their DO* heesellis. As weal. lbe apyleallies le the subseelptioa-reess were dame* aeowded. bat Messes. Goddard sad Logi did geed service yeevestiag the hareelea of oborsek n. Not • bet worth geet'ag ease nailer our notion, BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—ToIADAY. ASCOT STAKEL AT MDT. IS bi I sift 'hares (L) A:: 1 sea Teter (t) 12 to 1 Dubs (t) NORTHIIII D PLATE 1 Is 1 lot Lai ofiligUairl(t) LIE to 1 opt rElors (t) Art Eloortaaor (t) 12 to 1 Zeta (t) ST. 1 EL nib I* apt SUWON' (t) eT. I 120 to II apt Pasaolotto (t) Tut ALLEGED MOILDIR OP A WOMAN AT LONDON. 3/110411—Iresterday Mr. Walks Carter, the Surrey sera me. mused 8 1 the Light Belle Titers, Ctoseytreet, Bleelthisse.real, tb. adj )Itrsed laooiry rerpotties the death of a finale, ease ealkaawa, about tweez 11 ado, aim who It was nported lad bass threw. tft heir. by a sus caned Wars Kay, a bili.ard nterken, if 4.s.Tiuk Teer-coart,l3nnegit, ea Ws sinning of Toady, the 27th alt. The or 'demi was eabiteatially the am as that glossal tbe Kraelos-bense pollee seem The empty easamlea up elseerved Mat the nape bated dewabeasess Id no rem a valid new ter seeb a desedial met la law it wee a felony, sad be leeryla the hey Meer whether ear sae' sifts sr *betties wee sot reeposelh4 toe the death of the pens, The bevies bees I. eessaltat!oa ter snarly.. bear, klbsw les vadat : " nal the demo d atembaCis ass is/ flab de *sad that William Marten as alder sad en Omsk to lbs sat." The careen Worsted Mr. Kibblewhiee, the nunneselei caw, that he weeln ipso him to-neercer =• Wad wursai, so that be Geoid here the body between the helm et 9 old 12 to-morrow idea irllaleseder) as the est squarest* Alma& 'Tab STILLER or MASONS. LOOMIS £7 Mom. cabana.—Wahines ma tale bees appebeaded tot the ilea at the illlereet hrßap iessi it Neesbeeter, fie prosy use, as 'teethed is Os Boma of &sky, ami of thess 14 were 'Weeds, ideatiled Woe the Inagirtrates and samilead he trier at the aseasee. r THE CONVICT WILLIAM PALMER. STAFFORD, TOON:IAT. I Up to a late bow hut night Palma had not made the slightest usausdeatime to the anthadties of the gaol to whisk be ie maimed which may be immoleall Me a sem. hooks of she easemeas mime with *OM be slash eta , Meted. Re km beam made mime by use Mlle Meade who have Melted lidmi milk Se meselese sebieb M. Ms Smith, kb abase, Me sods to Nada thee the greets meet a remind. of hie mateaes, ma of Ms must la which some of Ibelamisa a• hue at emeded that while a doubt salute as to the miehlualtha at the pima to Mr. Jetta Penns theek the *seesaws it ibe manse's passed open hi. by Lord Chief Jumbles OemiLdmil ea the trev a g else the of resent trial at the Central Osimbei Court at all events to be delayed. Palatalise, wrmy . within the lost day or two, eagemasi he Pollard, the governor of dm psi, alai le the • R. H. Oietelacro, the simple* his ommloila that, la esesegusee of those farrtissr, hie ins will be 'pared, sad that the goverment will take further means to test the truth of the thugs for which he was put upon hie trial, so Well OS of those ether dunes ma which be would hare bees arraigned MA ihe Pay is Cook's ease returned a verdict of acqiuttal. The ember sad sell-par' sewn= which Pelmet displayed during the fret few days of W inosmeration, after his reams from London, are de serting his, and he betrays much 'misty in referee's to his approaching fate. He passes slimplem nights. mad the day time his mind appears to weeder. Until = day or two he 'mad talk upon geeeral subjects with free dom sad sometimes with apparent ch•erfulasee, but a fseitity of depression MOM to hare come over kis, and his whole thosghte, when he is calm mad collected, are ea ' grossed with see sublime—the probable result of the Later ciessiou with governmeat sa his behalf. The ensicata as already stated will takaplase, if ae reprieve be readied, ea Saturday, the 14th Litho Fro imphasijaii Masai ci thie days reed: " We hen little le mannniele with impel le the an dna at the maimed pima days hie ranee it Stafford as l end it seine INgeohal• that say asap will take pies le his dimensee est l akin short! ON day appealed 4 hie enemies —lietardey w the 14th last., he le no doubt Mir swan that Meads an =Oar allele a. m ines to oasis • sues hid three hags* As W ia hie litewilin kat. tat wok as bee art Mee Wined to teenopin. m el atelmed Oa he is sea sola ad Misled, est that he hie sel it wig my suffered a Milk ilea his Main. Nat Valens moats are le denials. with respect to do phew% Nee, bet a eases ea he pond axe the We km that a Men elltlars and the Mayor eflimisal. ea Ileadayira tall paha en Mind he =l,lhod his mean Melia N sa a t e ft. dim seas le at away ged ho bee mad about bet Mu Ile his dedieed le Me the weettasey walk allowed I I= war Name K deMb, le she pan yard, es his neon heat abg a thud he an aziees it hew sea apes sad quiet after the Mpg he weal thewegh radii the twano days' triel et **Omani Melba (Mat Is the seem ell Pride R. W. LEA let, Me mdiershiel‘Major F 11* , she ea hilerelew the Merit, eed an that the mann alio b. wield be serried be ilia et apt Vela& en Si anahog it Saturday, the 14th bleat. The priener,llle Md. wakes very , spangly el hod, ave eassiesel petwileises of el lemeseee Le s at thepnbas senemee Meg senelleT i l: bee net diaM le the Th e e a whit hello has as- Nosed. Two of the melon ale ersainelly it she men used with Ma. At Ismer imselleme he ease pin pet the etedlal ha bees eroded i kens of dm ledge gets: bet ft 19 Mal that la this ogee Me aellsid will be dad ea the LI tea of the she, thee paws of the psi bruin hese mewtb aimed isdadewei Pram the neeeemia el the eggenehes the psi, end the small enema 01 epee = dm vidaff - aSi gime of sienna, w ee Us boon • Mamba teen Mee say Mabe M dea ha asieigen the esaisses of the law, the own beteg Met et • Maass is. the anal& by weeks healers of eireduable strewth." PAL 11111 TIIAL.—We (S:e m bin abirerisier) l ave ream es know that mr. el liegeby, the lad I gains lut simpered by the of Menu J. P OM, ail elleenerde W ihe geweenne, ad Ur. Resta, diof eseelelis anay, win the elbalve spats W when lie @Mum wes, at ea imam eue et lite sad I Mnemelideelle oblaked ; Ind after pais OM widens lie Ms Ina deo_ gemenent elleinthey meek Mea ' am dely est foiniffiganeghene IMO I Sane. .g to annuelsole alga. wad yeedneeders ease whin sepia lb thee pedeinse Oho Newry is under m Mlles 011001.1. The an wee albenrade at waged win annmate abdlr silr. Odder, M.P., sad dew tea* It seedueled inn by the Atm Ga neliogwee, Si has ban ado' eignelaed by the mats ef the IBM It Neon be , elm dist goose amp mad Nit win &Pep/ le thee. el the dint sad dal &dem asse sad hi ea. Awdid eireatkig whia sell end ability mai mar s: biked of the seibeendelllieprit. Tam Paaten PORTZ tin.-41 nereepondent of the Notseastis Grardasa saya:—. Than ere, as you will esp ying. wan al time of ray iron moans; bat the root stadia of all is one Ishii, see twelve err Muses pus Wes yam the mu low entelin woe at lie Min, al duty is • venni of Mr. Claim Men eannibei at a piat. oolier.Meinem Ms pl Ml* thug hee. hinetwed eat the nem if Cain, ad Meta& that el Pelase. sad la nee media the rade shoat is seldom lain the Meal at • NIZAPATWII Evinewcs.—ne Chief Kees. sea Ilared.lo. Jobs Viaitio, wee. iambi Pelater's welled epee In • meager, who iftedessif hiss o d us the dellase N the Thievery, sad asked hi mu* if Mr. lesepth bad set said to hi. is amenados dm "he hedi no dean that Cook died of maryelsahas. bat Dr. Taylor W M tha Wont to fad it ; awl Mat lad he (Ms. Hem pelb) maser__ the body, IN had we Mahe he wand ban otheinred the pelsoa." As the gindenee Med the pads% he held • neeeemailen in Me bud, le late It M opperesoly ward. The nem valid Mt ha mesa see made meet the weeds Ile. Her bed weed, ha that ha motes sae ebeeneder le him mg ism mbar wire et Ike linpreaserat Clankees. Irbil* at- Maw • maing r that body Neese an. up sad that the Imammtima made am hie (the mays'.) stud by what Yr. Nampa oak was to tits saws abet meths statiossat MAO by the Ilallikst of the Taman. Ups tie the latter reessided 69 the Oast. and ameneleated with the wee le enailhensekel bis is. Mein Ihe nom Thu Atheronfehereltdmittalied le nig ap Si warn a ease ; so his moan wet Mice; d efra sed started it Loons with the the . The way la whisk the aims am it be sae sop tad ask Mt. elimermiess to the sayer wee the:—The Allienspaseriel notived exerresens Mau Meta, That Mr. Impath had made sash a amok le the sane net tam The sea, bow. SW,, bed the eta allege k ileasetataire, mad by this else they teased It to a selkiter waft an,., Ile at nee, en beteg qualleeed, eidtted it was his later, aid further odds& tat he hid bus, the eirsea elan has the newer lima& Zanies Oonviortow.—lt nay be nedneled tbat ease the shwa delvers& by Lewd Ceaghell IT ahead has awn an has mad los abates Wham rt tamed, and Mir diem= primness& the wail" From this Is mop be ,Mead Ike erne debt la the mind ilea es son a the 'Ma pre doe le tar Menai ameba Min M Mull be ioniewed. dienhee be seddhaNy to the peals le Mew (up the It may rime) that sea wet nee may lb. sea. Oe Mir N. Maine, the jurymen, withal dimmiag .sing them edges the MOO alas yelsenti_ ee illaNnA c tilleed eedi Jaynes anal write his sad is miler hi hat. Was to Mentes freei the k dew et babe mat Si debeseieetion was envied late ellak sad m reifies Ma N. the word " Guilty " was bend Nader every in a the Oweire. The Maya rears. fog into lent with the void* orialmmed is a haw that, wasidsefog the 111 et MaiMakti wee at=76 . l w:t ose t=tely be sod hi hen hen emu aspiel implais with law MOM of the pima whili ne n ill sem a the m i d etang individual) etyma, shield nab sualnlld bin dim. ees by lady realist. The wait my with truth, leg ever, alb said to have SUS Om fa tee Latta, sad la the satistsstory WNW! abate matiosied. Tin Pon Worm Exhilimmote.—Mr. C. J. Deroeshire, the engem who endeeted the peat marten szawiaatioa of the nests of the late Mr. Cott, writes., defend Itimeelf from the striatum et the Attoran-Osasral. .1.m.• sw••••inaltawriss. H. 9 : .71,- ;;;i1;01;0711.77761101tatiOa held at Mr. Frost% at Itmdep p IMt thsallennelt and Intestines slosid M sesesd, teeth a isileses. esielowd is a Jar. It woo tother seuridend nod spud that the spinal Ent need sot be examined if Its gym polies sod the brain should prove it to be in a bob* eindlline. At the erealsetice I wee wined by NA Illeatsa. • yang goodness trio bed vnlintliaintsiy amp vitsmeed • past matteet. Ha peecterad ibe anteemb, and about a tee ',meal of its sestests oar last. Aftstitneds when Dr. Aar- Mad sea I wars inuantaisi the 1611•4 shombrese, N,. New ton sodas* Inns* the seenwit WIN est ;• as additional Altai we the NA thessessishise Mlles Into the J. Tina neseents air Dr. Taylor ladies the neeeas nienthesse Is settees with Ow lamas's. With the 'wres tles of this easel power., I sulintain that the post antes perforase." Noun. Cut —A novel is.. I. about to be brought before the Chart et Cleent's Ikea. The Jedge of the Coney Owe at La bee beer the ease of latelnal .be Sled mes a t seh r edule refund te es s mailer% whits, MINI the Oder Oesembeliser Lee bed eilhelei M his ea the ground tie he wee bona is boss the ow. The materr r Ibedneleh to be beseghe helm dr Overt et Qom% lon% end le the sairellne the atae soneles In Lawmen: Oenln [Advertimuot.)—'ho Lim or ALD3OIIIOOOII lissiiiwars Iticss.-,u sliSuillig elle by this sibudiss =NNW dos issaysdkar mamba MIA IN email Am his lacilebys re" are- Tins Wieni.ysli, IS4I. To heesissitU ra,. Nr - bow to 404,1111.1=EZ:ra awls/ •s wot adloisiir Is say Itter d l the ossissilual of die malt is boos sot Cluileset Is st.si-sop. at win lbe veins of Wail str flissol) haaarsaws." Use gialseiti e s=dliesisis tbssysis st risings, sal by tosop="sat sato i lIITONIS AT NM ROBINSON V. NOWLIN —AOCOICRODATION BURL Mr. Oversold sad Mr. Hammon were sewed bs the phial', and Mr. Hawkins emend for the oishedese. This was an mem by Se esisnese mime the wrier ref a prosakeesy eels &PK The defindeme plet&l thee Se nese bed ben ebgsrolhpheed red oft, sled KM the pl&tlI1 bad gives se eutihmalleehr it. Ms. Hawkins sold KM fa of the seism of abs pleadiage, it was Ids hey sa of the defendant to state the MM. The ices woe chesty these :—The de haunt, Miss Haab rew/wbed ghee the note in ques tion at all requital m Ms. Clapp, en the anderetanding that cab wee net to be oiled ea te pay it, end she had over mesived eny eineldemilea bas it. Min Yowler domed that she was 'squinted with Mr. Clapp, end Is Odeber last he was is & Queen's Prison, when be Swiss swlMd to her to sip a pronaiseory note. She retassi. but Kist he wee &Kluged from prison, ate, se the Oa of Nevember, afssd a gremieseey note, without having at the Ilene wed him say money. Mr. Titian the site, the netinsen, was pewit, who, topether with Mr. a7 jeg both d She arm reee eslered she 1111011111 sot be WWI upon to pay hed any menderation for the Creemuneelued—She knew Mr. Clapp tl re* yews end a half limed bed lived with him as hie wits for part of the time. lbe bad a child peevions to that. The debt for which Mr. Olapp was seat to prism bed set been hp stirred he the maintenance of her ehW. Knee was a debt of 571. du at that time for linearly ebielmel_ by Mr. Clapp, who enbeeonently passed Om* the lanivent Court and wee &charged the day tie aft In gesetioa was Kr. Thicken& MK her be bed set been paid Kills some; Sell willed to get abs mete se annuity, and that Kr. Clapp would set leave leglaad. NM retained the mom or lbs. l 4 s h e r week Biter thin end then sammed KM of Mrs. . Mtn abs writ wee served she called ft Kr. TKOs* mad MN Yen she would not pup the ass., ad bed ne sob would pr It foe her. She did met mg& AM there cm a Mimi el las who would pay it. Ks did set knew whether Kr. Ilidelbwaite had bees paid or us. Mr. Clapp was in namehe. lb. knew nothing of the Mlle =me, tbe mister ell the dehnimen, said Clapp was presswe wins Ms ash wss Owed. end bleed Mr. Clapp mad Mr. Thiellselnreite say sloe &mid an. be called on to gi asA fee lbs *KIK Med that he was en .. foarhien who led seem lemmeises with Mr. nedl had dloosuatod ibe mete la Wordinary was thee celled. He said be wee es enemy la Teekdlta Is November last he was Is Lando'. matt Mr. Tblellelbwette, who was an mu natal agent of his. skewed bin the note, mod asked him to disment it ; ha emesented, en i& l! L Fs a cheque on his bu boes for 234 Wa g taawtes g of the nrcanstenites wader which the seta was Cross-ezembeei—Mr. borate said tio parties were well able to pay, sad he wade so farther si l ls about it • be knew about Ma ?swiss se bee meet. Kelp, end we net i Me iaMe el disivolleit 11106 was a mains mem* Newels bieeself end Minh- Uwe's*, but he mull not say white trey the balms sew was. He gave UMW of &beam to Ildadellnadba, but bad am. asked lint to_Jpre the amount He gam lam ledreselsas to so ,or bat the writ was hewed le kb owe Raw Ee disseatod another bill for Thistle. Wee& on the same day for 101.105., sad he gave 101. for IL Ns did sot boor whether he had yet got the money he le or not. He did a little diemnating when he had mewl to spare. Mr. Hawkins having replied ea the whole use, His Lordship, in summiag cep, said, the ally quantal the jury had to .aide was, whether they wen sadsiad that the plaintiff had given full eauniereties for the note with out any knowledge of the sirmamsace sada width It had bees obtained. The jury retuned a mast fee the defendant. COURT OF COMMON 1111TINI DI lIAMION-1100MI 11114 MINS WILLS'. The Curt esly set this mashy to has meatless, sad 603 Z etterwaris eilacsused, the ledges booing to he Is the Cowl at Enos. IMMO al 111111 Mai ne IMMILI=I,-11,0•11 XL /V RIO asawsm. YID • MAIM JOST. !WA= IP. WI33.—ACCIDIXT At Tlil =PATO' CLOS 1101:1111. - - -- This was a actin te mover amegss toe injuries su talaed by the plaintiff though a seskiset whisk hemmed at tke Caries Club Sew ea the 46 et °Weise Wt. Mr. Well appeased iset=lll; inti Ns. X. awn and M. Engin lair he The biasing yes fibula iseseeeiw, and te dumb the Mlles Oleb be segileysd theWatuT e wt is a iipes Ph. • soda had 11 111" s i srelei P ta llie die isteases haII et the slab house, end the piehill2 sod does other ereeinen west as w tee the pauses at Malin the es/ffeg, but they bed wan theme ge* a sheet Yew whoa the ssidedd tell, sod they were them with poet violates le the grout. The gbdaties he ankh was brass. end the esassisease was that wee in et. George% Amite] for seven weeks, I. was at bum he three months shut that, end up to the mend due be was all shim le mount • Udder. The ssaffold hail bass Ruh by a Worn maned Joseph Micriba, sad w sewed that Is had telt Mr. Webb that the semi/ muted an upright pole la he entre, and the reply woe that if le husk. ned to the painters Ise would hue sodasd dm le de. • pals Y tho emu would have weds the seaffiffillesfactly sugX and lobes it was rebuilt a pile wee stet la Ile a te..i tist ballelas the diet seat- Isid MINN tea lbe Idealist that Is waited tea sore pise. sad lbe wed deka him if be could sot de with sleet. Whams MI 1 . weld Oar himself, sad ths hadsat added that Its did ace irk& le get say sore staff Wee this lut soul/ help, se than .said be ems semis' dews ISM llesseebee poses el the delindwel w• airier/LIM that ha had Mesa camellia el es te b=t b he rancid, excite dist et Ikeda le sal the Wham mover NSW me le the queattly elpelee, nor did say auk esalessetlia se thee metro to Martin take pine. It yes sesesekel that Ike sesilised led happsesd CAM PON= limbs yield Ise =ay boards upat The joy gees a mild he as plaintiff—dam" 261. COURT OF SUPOII2 111. ONINGISIGIffIa MAIM IX 311 1121121111.—LL101 FAILURE 121 TZ3 21311PPINO =ADS. This meths isaalaalks Autism la tbo sOOO of Jolla Julius fkotwor. *lmmo sod moroboat, of 3, Groavillo stmt, Bromowisk-sqoaro. The sonsabl, prepared by Meson. J. amdl A. lime, an oclaialsoos, comokozetoly on mlst of Jegarty la loot you, witb a copital of upwards of 0001., wok dui wbolo of width boo km bd. The be bimoo-sboot NN the iambs items ; sa. To arollimo ormoroi .. CoodllrobAlls suortly . 9,349 11 LMMA as YIP teethehle 1,133 9 417 5 314914 ; 111 W — aft19.,02i1os4=29= l4l • Ceptlel. Jams% I k4H 9 £80,796 19 is. By £19.11 10 / 99 9 911 1.9110 9 199 Imam. .... ;675 IS Negev Wiwi; 3 ............ 1100 0 haw* Opll9l Is sorrily 11,491 M0m051000p10999.9.4991 te - meeemaire SSG If BM. gall% awns 179 1 Loma Tuft INA =I low IN 4 19 liwors et dip lli 4 LYNN 633 13 Dinelle owl .... 1.173 17 IMllks on 9.101 9 dr0,75 11 • I:lMet the bead of lora the following Item appear: Lees by the boa Due, de prsatades Is vas., 40024; by 1111100 NT Iva, 2001.; by largos Mary. lost of Bahama Reefs, 1,8941.; by bergs' Mary, 1,4711.; by 116'4 1261.; by disaster's. 3001.; lass os Olsedeloseb Istots.Mol.; os took, 10., COL; es Lemke sad Math Weston sack, Oa 10a. Mr. Lawrence, far the = I eapeessei their astir hellos with the easeusis tbe beahrupt. sad staled that there wash obleethea le bee Tits boakrupt posted, sad a day was =he the tar Mate mean. MOIR MIL IN as WOOLLIT, AND The beeknipte, Willies" Hear, Woonett mad Jots. , Frederick Seaford Woollen, mere deseribed es ship and ' same* sesta mad sommission merrhsata, Moab.' Imam the arm of Aeolian sad Nimpb•w, at No. 1, Lime-street square. nue wm the examiaatioa 'medal/. The SCIOIIIIII, pr. pared by Mr. Torqued, estend from the began's; of 1855 11 the Wallin April Mat. At the former period - Ike epp ar to hare bees to a smell delicieecy of t: Th bal =riai ore ttm priacipal items la the joist balsam- T o upialm usiows pinerea . tub mow 1;14:;:,..p.064 be by C. 791 IS I Mar pardon IJAIII/ss am OM noshalie. mei; '' ''''''' ' .." 12.91° n I Wi aet ths IsIZ4 —«— 1,671 1$ 31 11:111,441 4 at.l la Dalai. Cr um Ola owl lib am up to Waal rolials .........-. al 4 naafi • -..— w.. 164 11 le Otooliparas...-- ... ......- ...-...-.-.-- 1,0t4 issoass - - -.. -.—•. 454 7 Oa 1 Loa .....---....-. Dim sa W* . W. B. Wool*: ......-..- ....... 4.54 1 taitz. ir r. Woollott . at awry. MSS -.......-.......- 141 II Mame la aces -...............-.........-..-. 14 14 Wallis% pa min .—................-.....—. WM 11 S/4441 • • THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1856, Mr. Laurease ft.tall; there wee as epporithe ; sad the beakrapte pawed: la as 0. P. POOLL The bankrupt, s &haymaker, of Lawreaealsee, applied for hie mitigate. Debts, 1,4001. ; meets aader 1001. Mr. Lawreatemoppaited, Mr. A. Tansy ea the greaad that the bankrupt had traded reekler sal had bees guilty of a fraudulent pralmrenee, by eliowt the &mays of a enalma to be eillamited for payment debts. Ms Bower. obeer sae et him riagthet theataftgimmi bola realer, soll that the beabapt bid kept very bad ammo, se.. Mtthe maws he 11 emafte, erfes great& to be of elate, with preterits (Imaewable) for 3 msoathe. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jums 3. MOM 101. 0010121MICIIIIR 111711171% if Si ILWITZZIF DOLL This Nee Involved as Important pant. The insolvent, who is ese et a amber who wee* to Australia and re tuned disappointed, hid been s hmallare broker our the New-cat. An aides was bressletaisimthis Is November lost its the Coot gesses's Dana hp a perms sassed Grey to reamer • distrem, mad the jury awarded 301. 111" C l ie=g1 been taxed, end the gen tles woe, wheat/el the hestrast could be relieved from them by the present millaseen. Gr. Dome appeared he Gray, sad asked leave that his debt might be stuck est aline ishedule, as be was at pig lett so creditor in law. _ --- Mi.iirsTici, Firth; indent, misted tbo application. Mr. Comasianner Murphy held that Gray wu a daunt, and the luoisent bad a right to insert him is a creditor, cant genus& The insolvent was disabused. and it was intimated that the guidon would ha triad en an meet at the east of Gray whoa tia state wen lazed. IN Ili R. I. WILLIAMS. This issolosst, who had bun a eowksour in the Kest road, wu adjudged to al: maths' intprisoanunt, under the disentionary WWI, OS the opposition of a perms sawed Hugh MIL The iusolveut said, "Thu your honour." 21TE POLICE CO M= MANSION-BOUM Willies Kay woe brougmpht Wm lb. Lard Kays for re whssze eissges. epos the te st I= e sided a female om mime Is miasma to Sew Is the Thomas. Mr. Wastage Mends* lee thepaseese. Frederick 011, who moll Isis it the fanner ma sks, said—l ebb le add that whoa the "item Brown um up, he tore Ms a mat, and plashed his hand, and gave Mtn a paaiabaking. Cross-erasalsodWestses—l heard the prisoner halloo to the Nelms In the Sur well u I did. He said, " I did net Sisk abed do ft." I we. not half a yard from her whoa Molested She node a fall of it down straig kt into the water. The prisoner had sot bold of her wrist at the time. He had put Whit body over the parapet. Site walked slug the ledge sad dropped. She did not nuke a jump of it. She 1W ON Mall amidestally, in my °Titmice. BM was walkiag along Hs ledge. sad might have fillet in auldestall. emal y sed—Os the maim of the 20th of Hey I mw the deed body of a female at St. Saviour's workhowm, and I believe It woe the body of the female I had seen doming la the rim. I took saSsiset notice of the feos aad her slothsWWl,- and her use sad her eyebrows as I west over the Lomat Berry—l nem ow the female before I taw her it as MM.. Oa the Friday afterwards I saw the dead =is distels In workboese. I salmi the d 180 hods I taw es lie Iridesdisaledy, sad the idess probes& at Pe bridge. s with tbess sow so Mee e om ea the I bolter, therefore, that the belly was the body ile the (male I had previously seem. Whom Bream serseht the prisoner by the collie, the latter sid e LA me p." snd Broome said, You up hold. yea tloall Mgr till a sossiable Comm." The prisoner straggled vary mash to get away. Cress-ssint by Kr. Wastes—l was talkie, to Brooms m the squib Ade of the bridge for Moot 10 Wastes. I had men Wm before at a friend's hoses. I was perfectly sober, mod bad same ever to the City. Jells Brum% etememealeed by Mr. Woatner—l did art bear lbe primer bats Is tbe people on the river. I was. as I esedder, sober. I had ben oat all night. I never sew the Titan Berry beam Healy Evans, Wlissfruarker at the Quett's Had. Borough, and Memel Ospe. billiard•marker is Bt. Milian's-Lane, said Amy knew is ipriesnar, sad lid bees la hi sempsay on the raerdas pessien from Mon a quarter pest oae till am Asp esteek, emd_perted with him after baying taken tee at • adlerieep M 'Bain-stmt. They almarved that he was aid plea sober, bet he wee not tateakateL Mere was me Pm& is kis company, nor had be sell web. abed weft say female. Bank Aaa Sodas, sister of the primmer, said that so “sember " of the fully was missing, that else never knew he was seqnsinted with any (sale, nor did she know who the hada was who woe retemd to es haying dropped Into ts. river. Jeha Cerney, a labourer, said he bad bees sitting is the 'aim ea Loudon-bridge, with his lip on the ~at, and was wither drunk nor sober. He had been looked out of his l'rit. As he was Ia that position he heard the words, t l i g throw yourself over, and I'll follow you." He then saw the prisoner take a female by the band and raise her to the east, and then to the parapet, sad as witness was getting up she went off. Witmer was in the seam recess where this took plan, and from which the women jumped. Hs at MG called out, "A mamas drowned ! " and he this saw the prisoner bald by two of the witnesses who had given ewideacw. He saw the MUM'S head in the water. She was viag with the tide, and the tide was ren nin up. He bowed the prisoner say, " Oh, good God, who'd have thought it ?" pet C sad rosymani l by Mr. Wllainer.-Ithe steed a the para. jumped Mr. Weather milli" Went was • respeetable person and never sentrlaillateiendi an Wham as that with which be was awl. Tin MI was Nat be was wholly umacqaalated with the learomme abs. read that whoa eke got upon the parapet toplayas slew &aggro= larks to which females of the kind were eeeneenned, he had so idea that she had the least latsoilsa of laaphrg of, sad stretched out Ms arms to says b.. • epitome edi ark es a ,laspllglitier psalm at early Maw la tin meek& be bell frequently tees females pt ups the Is Seem, parer. ma pee tbes Soil, sad Me Ll:tautly laid M &die se fa tektsi bail as Wedaseday. WORSHIP-STREET. Sowed weeks obese letter. beettait the Wilds I .R. ," soil wsioliels, to e ME of a U. sew. husband 12.708, we toneenilhei to We will ea tetimados that the writer bettosslillanrosi lie Isthe moiet nowslos y. ow its sres This W ef toe bs t eiewebelbsi papers. wee rah.r So sewed kV of die swells set bees rewired, wwrW yeeftsSey whoselse to the wapit, bewsweleat tats ef the dem owl sesorsedly bees hulo/Asa Y coortseeee of Its aeo•arrivel, whisb wee*, nese leis , Is be (Mr. D'Eyeeriart) IN bum empelled, Mn io Inkeellied state of the poor bes. At sews Wee wt. r egad Ere ordinary dlstriba tde Mk! ee Ns deelorke awl asettutte, whose own wise 6111 ealiaftted to lb mdse. Oa idenday Me. £lsl Dean. benbler.eggliod le Ma Payee% sad rerposeisil Ids iaterrennee to sink ems private Minn sad poen et oneentothe donned bp bi Ma MAW. Mv• Ptsdsget. 6, - Pelen-otreet, Plebes. Be odd to Not peter .eked to deliver then .p on the pond M his Wend Mu nate nat. end anthem wished nada his . . ~ Ii Ile Mere to get thee. Me. Papers Mental Knowles!, sae el the saw% to no with Mr. Dans, and see sherbet lb= wield deliver the popsy and the slim assonMeglp MI OD. when WA up retired to allow Mt. Dean to earn Ms Moe% bee admithed the eonstable. sad bthened W that Oen teen ewe elopes begs end same men la bee =tbeleaging to Mr. Dean. bat Mae berlvaband hal er not to eve then sp sail It. seemint wee FAL Tselwit Nth Dams again presorted MENU, and baying that hit mon were of rant elasersesot to b bin, said restore th that the negiotrate had the pewee to sake the erthed en. pea M owe r. N t estor—Thep desk then he teat ; bow nub do Dunn—N._ Mt: Elirli7lll . 7 till lITIP awn lip o• payment. Mr. Daaa—Bat they are Rot en/Ushuaia la law. Every this!: I had I. then, aad I des% west to teeth anything %sill I vey thew bat the Wert Mr. Paynter—ls Aare waviest to satisfy s illattelat without the kiwi ? I[r. Denn — Aspy sufficient, and I therefore ask for • siuou to compel tbs luidlord to deliver the letters ep. I don't weal then Kivu faro the Wads of Mae Coons to reed. 11r. Psynter—The pollee act leaves it to the megistrete's dleeretion to order goods detained to be delivered up. You may take a ensmotta, but I must inform you that when it comae up for hearing I shall act order the landlord to de liver up any letters or papers talon that. is enough besides to midi ins claim. iIitILLBOROUGH-STBSET. ?needs German, • toes patkmaa, was brought be fore Kr. Bingham charged with visintly amoulting For dialed &deb, 4S, itragegroow t gswliamm. Mr. Swift having la (Masao wialltied that he had streak defendant lightly with a whip is order that the lat ter " might *milder lemoelllitteltad," Kr. Washout Wrested each party to Pad two sureties to 601. each to keep the peace fhr dnmeaths. BOUTIWASUL Kr. George Mesa, a mom balatior. ferrying is bon us, is Bt. Gawp's Nefilli, indbwarlt, was Sully us slant. charged with having Illoniewely resolved sod die pined of forty-ail sheep, the poems/ of Mr. Ha. Osaka, WNW'. Mighsirest, AldpMe t and Mr. Askew, the lush of the Vistoria Park. Tho evillest* has previously appeared. Kr. Solomon, for the primmer. sentonded that his elm% I had threeihost stied In a tsk and aNdiNdsioreed weer. and had done all I. Ids pawls is Ind est dr saan who bad brought hit* the sheep. aiieh Mr. Mau believed at the time to have been brine* oblibtod. Ms. A' mid It woe a flee fee • Jury to donde. Ho &sal snit Ym Ise NM. Primmer salt obtain two oaslblo mods NI% end amiss late hie own ro al ts UK Ns hie sevuorm at No wit Centr =oeart MMints. Th• peassentlea wadi malts tweali-lent home' Wise oi MIL LAMBETH. Daniel Beate, a well-dressed person, wearing nsoutaehics, was charged with Ogling the packet of • lady named Panne. On the 24th of last month a tansy fair was beld in the park of Mr. Troadwell, of Streatham, at which Mn. Panne attended, and having purchased some small articles at • stall, she replaced her parse in bar pocket, and was w away when the prineur, with • dexterity which proud to be a practised bead, piekod her pocket of it. Mr. John Thomas Bonaire, a gentleman residing at Alderley Edge, near Miincheater, sold he was at the fancy fair, and recognised the inseam u a panne who had been pointed oat.to hies as a thief when returning from Leek fair, in Staffordshire, some days before, he determined to keep kis eye upon him. Almost immediately afterwards he distinctly saw him tars our the folds of Mrs. PIAINIVS dress, put his hand in her pocket, take out sontething, and place it la hie own. He instantly laid bold of him by the collar, and said he suspected and had aught him, and at that measeat be saw the parse belonging to Mn. Pantie on the ground at her feet. Mr. Elliott—DA the prisoner say anything when you laid hold of him ? Mr. Emmerson—Yes, sir; he molly said, " I beg your pardon, you snake a great mistake; I am • gentleman." (Laughter.) Prisoner—Did you say that after taking the purse out of the lady's pocket I out it into mine I Mr. Emsnereon—Yes, I did my so ; and it is my impres sion that you did so, but took it oat immediately sad threw it on the ground. Prisoner—Did I understand you to say that you saw my hand in the lady's pocket ? Mr. Beinterese—Yes, I maid so. Prisoner—How Gould you see my hand if it was in the pocket? (Laughter.) Mr. Enmenon—l saw that you had your band in the pocket. You seem exceedingly sharp. Prisoner—Not sufficiently sharp for you. Mr. Emmerson—Bo it appears. Polieweenstalie Charles Dean, 83 P, said that, on mouth lag the pekiase, be found on his person • gold watch and 11. 6s. Bd. b massy. The witness also said he bad written to the Mien menu and raperintendutt of polio* at Leek reepeedeg Yu prisoner, but he had not as yet received any answer Enna them. Thep/bow who declined saying anything to defeat*, was fie W seatn;itted for THAMES. Timothy Ring sad James Brion. Irish labourers, and is idiot at No. 7, Well's-pleas, Whiteehapel, were charged with wilfully an d maliciously brooking physic bottles, in the shop of Mr. Samuel Wildbore, surgeon, in Book Church lamp, St. George in the East. Mr. Wildbore mid the prisoners came to his shop at half put tea Vidor& ea the proviso night with another mon whasaid he had been struck on the aye, a n d w an t e d a him: M gwwat its smarting. He made up a lotion for the man, ami limeade& Is 6d. for it. The man refused to pay it, ea& Mow swearing and nuking a disturbance in the shop. Ha repeMally told the man to leave the shop, but he would set Is se, sad ailed oat, 0 You be —. Being enraged:et the re of each vile longuote, he threw the bottle of lotioa at the mu, bat it did not strike him, and the bottle fell on the floor, sad was broken. The primer at the bar sad a third men rushed towards him end attempted to strike him. He evaded their blows, on which each of them seized a pestle from three mortars en his roaster and mode blows at his heed aid body, uttering at the same time most dreadful oaths. He warded of their blows as well as he could, on whisk the primers sad their companion dashed the pestles sad serer the bottles on the 'helm sad broke several el thin. prisoner were proceeding to farther svlsla stre ermo, whoa the police arrived and took then into p. Ils.Tardley—lt was a very rash proosediag to throw a bottle at a man's bead. Mr. Wildbors—Yes it was, sir ; but I lost my tempt!' when sash bad leagues* was used. Mr. Yardley—That was no justification for your conduct. Thomas Haggerty, an elderly Irishman of good character, said he had been 23 years in London, and was in a police court before in his life. He monied his eldest child m the previous day, and there was a row at the wsddiog, and he was struck on the eye, but it was all for love. He haw it would not do to present himself before his respect able employers with a black aye, and he went to Mr. Wild bore sad asked him for a lotion. the doctor mut have seen it was the "smallest little bit of a sketch " of a black q• In the world, bat he nevertheless demanded Is. ed. for his bottle of lotion, which witness refused to pay, and the deem abused him, and took up a bottle and threw it at his heed. He had previously offered the doctor a shilling for the lodine. 1111:Tiniboro—He offered nothing of the kind. Haggerty—l did offer him a dialing, air, whiob was u mach as ►is lotion was worth. The bottle did not strike me, bat it streak a man behind me. Daniel Good, an Irishman, confirmed the nidesoe of Haggerty, and said the bottle straok him, and he received the lotion on his clothes. ii.*iitibTreLThismas was the most active of the three. Mr. Yardley said it was &most extraordinary, and, indeed, a dangerous proceeding on the part of the ea:gem to throw a bout, of medicine at a man. The man who had been struck by the bottle might bare a summons for the assault committed open him. He should, however, award nom planes' 7e. 61. for the damage done. He ordered Ring to pay 6a., or hi imprisoned five dale; sad Brian to ply Is. 6d., or be imprisoned three days. Oood then applied for a gammons against complainant, who she applied for a summons Dolma the throe men, in eluding Ring and Brien who be said bad assaulted him. Mr. Yardley—You h ad bettor all of you go outside and settle it. Don't throw bottles of physic at men any more, Mr. Wildbors, or you will be in danger of beteg pounded be you own mortars with your own pestles. (Laughter.) LITH. Timm Rhonda, one of the driven of the Bayswater oranibases, was summoned before Mr. Ingham for standing with his vehicle at Nottiag-hill turnpike -gat' longer that was neoessary for taking up and setting down passengers. Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the &fondant, and for others who had bun seamesed,eseteaded that the set content platad that a reaweabb Yoe ehmald be given la taking op and sett's& down a powwow, awl when the public knew that, as la this ease, as mastione stopped at the gate for Owe or three miasma, it woes gnat convenience to this,, as it gave time to oat te thowssibw. Mr. Ingham asked Mr. Lewis if he bad any witnws to show it was wesseary in this caw that the omnibus should renank three minutia? Ilk. Lewis esicil:llad not. His argument was that it was seaseary fee the convenient* of the public that the mai buses AMU atop two or three miaow. Mr. Wham said an omnibus might have to wait three or four minutes if it had luggage to carry, when it might not hays to wait so many minutes if it had to take up a passen ger. The real trath of the matter was that the gate was made the starting plus, and they (the omnibus proprietor.) wiebsid to time the errival sad d. parture of their vehicles. He weld not sanction sac► a proceeding, but OR this *ses sion he should oily indict the coots. Thom.. Olive was next sammosed for standing with his vehicle fur 10 minutes in Westbourne grove within a few yards of the gate. Fined lOs and costs The mosey was paid. OOTTOW.—lavearoot Jews 1.-110 umbel bee dated very tem* sad heavily, sad, compared with the woremeyd bee work, pelmet ill deeemptioce ere without 'ay mareeled ohms. The sop. pip we the sweet Weems. TM sake ad Mesa Seeley are =WI at at MOS beim, all to the trim* eimpefring PO Perrot sad Ilmembermoit 7‘11.; AO Egyptian, ed. to Ind.; led IN le lb. Ban; at 4{.L did., per COTTON 0001511.42sammem& Ante L—Weheve wage oar defectory mareette ttpurVllmpes end dahmintmes hoe bees 'Met aed Imsalse.hdlemme well hese mode mite ete Meld relmeke. bet Wettest lave meedlipledeteL The Clip ImMosele base made MIN rather Imp mime of 4Llsoli ablabss. M shirtie sad load slab% bed Pat emeetbm *these ee AV & l Weide trad r', e me Gibe dui The erste this Immielly le dm was which has Ykeemdt!•mmoetrreeme wain pet& the umerleiety which pods et le wilaher the peep& tempitelles MO iste a the tam Nelethd edam MOP tea bteedegieel ha the lies p et the Yee iris 81 alles mu Is Ss musit. The isles etebmwartmfal Emig the itet immth lege Oiled • Me imam the Mien= of help resiple theseemmellseled eteemmes cips tele twirl le wawa waste; bet wilds the ing lew dupe Ihe pete etas ceder meere pease len aneetheted thirbeeN end pews ere teller etteihr. Ifs position et the sales merbek me here demo mph the ems se that a solemn Erni sontioneln: they bed {Na wed in ides darted the pea tetellb IP thy ere sow Metaled le held Ewe inep ic the emastaile Ord Ste amine change, le the eterka. sad in the emu melmt r meyeseasiles the Abets mat wIY prices ham been mem* Mom De Pep eat lb., M thole Wigs: blie Mr immboo7 that “ • essersi .Melee prevails Ma se grates tier eimmmeeemewill °seer m regards the wane of melee as aff bed Wt thisesdelee Mee pees))' setirteies& that 1 to map petelis emeet.“ 11 LI evideet. bower, from UM etelialsei ei lee market. that the minds of Dames me sat made alp tiult Um stability of the tattoo whet, and se regmis Me beets market, Ibis is Jest the between Übe orbs tad autumn troche, when no Pe = Impales ill Moly to some from that quarter. Mama. Rotor' Freeland and Brother give the ezporta of cotton pleas goads sad mos daring May at 87,1 2 3 packages, agues, 101,346 f1e the mess time last Jeer (or nearly 6.000 under the average of the previ ous three months). and subjoto the following elamilleatton, showing at a glum the prop:mice teat to the tliffeant k aps. market* Prow' : Pec Lbs. Pita pod& Tars. Let babe 15.0 China Auntrelis POW and bath I s O. S 0.3 0.1 Wan MIN ....-- L4 Le Opt et 411131ne . _ $.6 do Tieloy, /apt. WI laud — —... LI GOMM Nil ..... 3.2 88.1 Ma Unpin 8.1 WOOL- L lIA Jure. 3.--There bee bra Meet the feel et leadere et mINII S la the Cledt.hells, sad a adonis Molly briar he. her inereriLllie Mame is HEIM s le le the I Ibe panne peg dat Is rad WM pnewl. beett by eel MelihelliNNO• b LISP OS 1111111•11 alk the Mee et 1611110111110111111 MIL amereesuk Jen L—The argot quiet Mb derabe. The edwildre et pi pe wee ar levee s lew dry uppene le her ea tryeadee Oat mar till shortly ; bade twee die s tra era waft he mem& the melee woe &Idly Is led MILIIIIIPACTIIIIIII.—Hvonnonsa, Ton B.—Tttoro II • pod supply of pit it tin me et oloorolly, bat tandinto le appal ouas. I MEN glos do prim eloidi unlottorin on econolloil to , Ikeenotoson et OM high prin o f dm ninon .1.. of vliM tit* polo on wok ; of oiling prim oto wan Is kr! doo now than at tho 00111151011mant ot present 1181011, aad sellers I .00ld are wara gad% It SI ocavdderad unwire to operate area. straly. WOOL—Hominuermh, Jrui S.—London Wee haring opesed with Mgh rime, and given way towards the middle, from whi c h they hare not reKnored, ham eaneed manufacturers (after the Bret week) to almost owe buying, hut sales being on the point of riming, and prime fixed, at all wawa till the latter end of July, ha. brought thole tato the market, and they are now buying more freely. 001 N.—Leos,.—Leos, Joint 3.—The skew of wheat Is not large; the trade is Arm, and all fresh samples mot • ready rale at the a frame ra ta.of Friday, with more inquiry fee common qualities. B. Ay a. Wore. hem applies to oat., beans, other articles , 21. price of grain : wheat, 3,495 b ow, I 9s. 174.; barley, Ile qm,,, . • oats. PI qrs.. 11.75. 114.; •9 qrs., 31. 4s. 74. nni: val.: mast 3,009, oats 20, beans 419, rapeseed 680 qrs. Betz, Jew, 3.—We had • very mall supply of wheat today from cur farmers, who very firmly Insisted upon la to 2a advance in price, and with which, though reluctantly, our millers were obhged to *amply. Foreign wheat in improved request, and some &scrip. lions Is, clearer. Barley in good demand. Oats 6d. to Is. dearer. BM= Is. dearer. Linseed I. unaltered, and an improved demmil for both oil and cakes, the latter being eammilney mum. Raps rake+ in good request. Imports from May 15 to May 31 : —Wheat, 3,132 gra; barley, 3,391; oats, 1,010 ; bean*, 1 1 210 ; pea, 7; In dian cora, 113; )lased, 600 ; oil cakes, 39 tofu; boom. 447. Lowe, Jan 3.—We bare had rather a thin attendance of farmers at market to-day, but quits equal to meet the demand of both millers and merchants, who, influenced by the poem: subdued tone of the trade, and the present seasonable flan weather, were not anxious buyers, and we do not altar our last quotations. - - Nawcurn.a, Jena 3.—The weather since Saturday has been for the most part cold and =pedal, but today the temperature has risen considerably, cad. with • nothenanoe the country would make rapid progrms. The Numb ken the interior represent the land as M a perket plunge. At oar neratet this morning we had • rrodrrate show of wheat tron the powers, and. having nothing fresh m aims flatonlor. tha Inds opened with more Srmnes., and One ualities, on acorinst of thole enreity. realieed an advance of toll , Is. per qr,. wink et Ss aeon tine rather more tontine+ was doss in the inter admedia ineelpliene at prima that were not previously oLninableu it men otooll.y. and in partial instanced obtained a alight admin. 1 .7 6 was Inquired for for export. but for local coneurepti‘n tiro an few Inquiries. In other articles we bare scarcely thy mimics I' note. 111110011? J vim S.—At this day's market there was so extensive supply et a ll klods of drain, and a numerous attendance of buyers sad sins. In wheat holders were very Arm in their demands for last veek's prior' consequently a great dulness prevailed, buyers massing:4 Se the extent of Immediate requirement. No alt . , I teties pelmet flour. The inquiries for barley were of a very elded Is mature, rutin qualities being only In demand, and prima Wag seminally the red as last quoted. Ibe malt trade remain. in I a Wry eleetiA dale. without alteration of prices. Oats, beans, and pies were in tale moist, sad floe samples commanded folly as high ram het interior amps nay be quoted the tarn lower. Wheat. 61e. e• Ito; barley, NIL to 40..; oata, 245. to 17a.; hers, 45e. to 60e.; peek tes. to 41k pet qr. k lour, 611. to 375. per sack. Malt. Is. ed. to tos. M. per seek. Drsux, alma s.—(By English and Irish Magnolia Tels. graph.)—A small simply; mime samples what in demand. Factors ars Maidni far high prima Not mash hasineas doing, C 0... lons (By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) White wheat, Ma. 6d.; barley, IN. bd. to Ils. ; oat., Is.. dd. to Ms. ad. CATTLE.—Raulorsay, Juin 11.—At our mutat this morning we were very scantily supplied with beasts, but those cm offer were of good quality. • moderate attendant* of buyers, sod the paucity of the supply operated on the terms of the market, consequently ea. banned rafts of fully is. per score were easily obtained for the hest deowiptleas, whilst inferior animals maintained former rates, and a elearanes MS deeded. The supply of sheep was larger than we have noticed fee omit time past, and of good quality and condition, notwithserading which en advance of 4d. per stow woe obtained for mime mutts, end a Lair amount of business was transact/rt. we had a very far show of prime lambs, which met a fair inquiry, and prices were spinet the buyer. The number of culves:on offer was rge, notwithstanding which a quick trade ensued, mese ranting according to quality and size. In tbe pig market there wee limited supply, as is usual at this meson of the year, and but little business was done, without any noticeable varladon in prices. Test on bwif. 134. to lie. 6d. per some. cow and heifer ditto, 10+. 6d. to IL. Best Down mottos, out of t he wool, 71d. per lb. ; inferior and other sorts. Bid. to Id. Veal, 7,1. to 1881. Laub, 9d. to 9, d. Pork, fruit and colt, ltd. to aid. per lb., sad 10s. 3d. to 108. 6d. per sane. Green bacon, Lt. to gd. per lb.; dry ditto, 9id. to led., and 10s. 3d. to 10e. 6d. pee Kam Quarter.eld store pip, its, to 2.55. each. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Atexander Daring, Walker, from Calcutta to Liverpool, was pitting back to Diamond Harbour moorings, April 22, with hawse pips torn out, se oommaMeated by telegraph from Captain Walk, r to his sonsigueen at Calcutta; ►at noting is said of the ship being leaky, as before rested.—Liverpool, June S. Yams. Visasza.—The Artistic, railed from litnnrea, ►uraat 29r for Mum, and has not since bean heard of. Balmoral, sailed from Gravesend. July 14, and had not reached Shanghse on the 6th of April. Thalesu is, Turbot, sailed from Calcutta, Oct. 31, for London, and has not Linos been heard of. Yaws, Verberne, naiad from Calcutta, October 19, for London, and lias not shoe been heard of. Lremoox SZIPII AT FOUIGN Ponye.—lthlel, Thor. and British Queen, at Alexandria ; Henry, and Lady Gordon, at Quebec; Mi randa, off Newfoundland; Ann A. Tyng, at Hayannalt 479tlaft (r), at Oomatantinople; L'Otto Warbelow, at Wararmunde; flaw, at Mat • Fortackrith, and Fietra, at li;lcientu; Stirlingaltire, at Halhooda; Swum voi LITIMPOOL—Perekop, from Akyab, April l; Ana Rolaberg, April 11. and Win. Parka. 16, from Calcutta; Zoe, and Thaualla. May 6, Cromwell, le, Seamandar (u), and falls (u), 20, Lis, Auguste, and Amy, 22, from Alexandria; Fir Bound, from Dints* May 19; Loookristio, May PP, from Flushing Roads. VESSELS SPOLRN Wllll. BaatrMwOf Boston, from Cudlff for Halifax. April 16, Ltd N., Colombo OR bit.), May Su, lat. 47.43 N lon. 6.10 W. IL Gamow INAWa. ins London for Calcutta. Mooch IS, lat. 6, Ws. Lady Pill. tram Plymouth for Bermuda, May 6, of Bermuda. Orlsmo(oL MO.), of Cahoot, June 1, bound to the Crimes. Raw (assw. skip), from Calcutta for London, March 6, lat. 04 Yu. OS E. St. tools (oN.), of &Moo, from London for Calcutta, May 29, lat. 49.10 16,,10m. 10.00 W. Sultan (etaimat). May 30, oa Oporto. Westin, tram Callao for London, May 2E, lat. 47.17 N., lon. 11 W. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION WITH THE lINITID BIATZIS AND CANADA.—LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY.— The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steam-ship Company's iron screw 131111111-ship City of Baltimore, Captain Robert Leitch, will sail to•morrow forenoon for Philadelphia, with a fall ...implement of pun ngers and a fair amount of merchandise oa freight. 'She will carry a mail, and letters and news papers will regain to be pitted before 9 a.m., and with late fees until 9.30 a.m. tc-morrow. Tee Montreal Steamship Company baring entered into contract with the government of Canada to carry the main between Liverpool cad Qoe bee daring the summer months twit* a month, and when the navigation of the St. Lawrence is closed, once a month to Portland, Maine, will sail their new screw steam-sbip Anglo-Saxon, Captain Andrew bichiuter, at 10 to-morrow forenoon, with mails, pamengers, and cargo fey Quebec sod Montreal. Letters (specially addressed per "Canadian mail packet ") will require to be posted here before 9 a.m., and with lat. feet until 9 30 a.m. to-morrow. TIIIS AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—LIVSBPOOL, TUESDAY. —The Black Ball Royal Mail ship Saidanba, Captain William Henry Watts (belonging to Messrs. James 81ii2411 and Co.), will .ad at soon on the sth inst. fa Melboante, with the usual hi-monthly mails fee the Au.tralisn colonier, about 600 passengers, and a full cargo of merchandise on freight. Letters will require to he posted here before 8 a.m., with late feet until 9 a.m., while at the landing stage letters will be received with additional fees until 10 a.m. Owing to the large iollus of 'avengers and cargo for Australia, the owner, of the Blank. Ball line will despatch the clipper Montmorency, Captain Kiddie, for Melbourne, in company with the Saldsaka. She is quite full, having 150 passengers and a fall cargo. The nest mail from the Australian colonies will be brought to this country by the White Star Royal Mail ship Mermaid, Captain Edward Dewey, which was to leave Melbourne on the 10th of March. See may be daily I:oked for. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAGOS.—Joao 1, at 'Word Douse, etaffordeltire, the wife of Col. C. Begot, of a eon. DST.--Kny 21, at Norwich, the wile of W. H. Dal, Esq., of a daughter. FILANCI3.—Way 31, at Weston.greetu, TIMMS Dittos, the wife of H. Franola. Eaq., of a daughter. LAWFOILD.—My , tee Vicarage, Wieterborne Stoke, Wlite, the wits of the Bar. C. Lawford, of a daughter. If 3', at Queete.aterttax, Bay - Boater, the wife of D. Menzies, req., of • daughter. I, NOAD.— Jose at Hurtled, Widenore, Next, the We of D. I' Noad, F.cat , of a &ugh u r. E 06.—May 30, the wile of Mr. J. 0. Webb, of Colebrook. Cottage 10Ingtoo4 of a son. ILLIA 118.—May 30, at Tredrea, Truro, the wife of N. n. WU. Ilams. E.Q. of a eon. WILLI&Ms.WVNN.—Ione 2, at Lowe Berke&ey.street, Lady honors Willlant&Wynn, of a eon. MARRIAGIIB... LA/TE it —IIAWKINFL—May 29,tfilitlield Church, by the Rev. E. P. Boyle, the Rev. A. B. Latter, Curate or AU Paints', Fu.bass, to Rosanna Stillwell, daughter of W. li. Dawkins, Req., of Holmes. dale Homo, MIAMI& Barney. LECA—wooeuouse..—M ay 29, at It. Not Danoverwautre. by the Rev. A. Upeher, W. J. Legit, Faq., L,ter Cant. of the Vet Furltins, to rawly Jane. daughter of the Rev. Caton Wodebouee. MORRIS—PORDIIASI.—May 31, at Broahource, Hero, by the Rev. T. B. O. Moore, J. W. Monts, Ewa., of bloorgatostost.cbembrev. and Chiron, need, to Diana Mary, daughter of T. W. Forage. Eau., of Broximam YANKS-ILSltlert.—Ma7 SI, at Marylebone Tr ebytatlan Church, Upper °eerie-street, Bryaustoisequare, H. Ranks, BM., to Louts* Antoinette Ttarks, daughter of the late Dr. J. L. Darks, of Bloc. easter term% Hyde-perk. ru.susi—BAKElL—May SO, at It. Mathew's, Britton, by the Rev. J. LIMA, Horatio ' , reek, son of R. Tale?, ,of North &wen, to Mary Lime, daughter of the late J. Esker. keg...! lust" Seim. DEATHS. DATN 28.—Ney 31. at Bayne. Eases, R. Bays.% TN., Wed 76 . lIIGOS.—Mai 10, at Stockton Houle, IV ilta. U. l'iree, Faq.,lseel N. 0068.—Jute 1. at Oloseoster.eseeoeut horth, 117 depart, L Oath Req., aged SC DAT.—alay 31, at Mattes, Kest, David Dar* era of Yr. J. Dar. A 10. COLLIN WAY.—Ray 31, at Jery.stratt, Warwick, Leif* Feld or K. Oraseway. Req. JEN K 1 o.—liey It, at Sitheouth, Lack, tikustiter of the late Lint.. OoL Jaskta..4th asst. LAVOIB.—JuIe 1. W. B. Lavers. TA., late of Chiehterrace , N es. rood. aged 71. PISWIOTON.—iIay 30, at Lytham, Laliceahire, kr. T. Taoist . tos. of Hyde, Cheshire. seed U. SHAIPII.—W7 31, at holsesqasze. D. St arpe, Pao, T.R. had 1 •••• nod H. Pt%Woad odlikhol bp Wixom" =ua liosao, of g 0... kabool is UN, pity of imam. Prater, $1 Qs 06‘, la Lowest! One. la the ?Masi d JO , / %ISA