The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

I 1, IRELAND. DUBLIN, Jots The alreirs of flm Tipperary Hook continua sheoeb Hut Con of our legal troche, sad to fent* sent • • aro,th -r alsorat all the Irish coats . day it bee... kenos tat amino the p.p.,. 1 aoded over the i Mein tescsger a 1. , er was !no' , i fr. m OU. late J he ball.. to hi• hr t• er damn, tee off et of wticb my I. to' smplic••• is the fro omit as al them two pageant certain puttee is a hials'yer , retsble position, and whole nano save so' yet ben mistimed la coeasei,n with this etineern. This eirc• us it c • ga-s the t, other saiircaar, and a noun was to hams nen made thi, seeming in the K 14 Court fit s'.. mode of coat pr Vino the poductica of cartage letters sad donatents believed to be is tenet c• ; hat the Mere , ' of 'he It l's do din d Int. rt.is , ce it, that ha would dot" , r lerlomeat ea the spun of the Eoglisi , shanb.,iden on Weilnesny nest, and diet furls the state meats he woad the'. make panic. Wt.lika he enabled to font I. a p nine as to whet dOCIIMMIS wen missing bit should have b ea pr , In the Rolls C sot tilde/ yesterday and t•-day the arpeil of Mr. Viserct &sr, a., at the or ter of Mas • r Mu•thy bat bee. areuid.: Mr. rewly sought to he struck off the lim of co.:nowhere.; end it was arged oa his renal( whet • although.. bon ...ry director of the hank, he had never wird is that c-panty; that to bed never taken say part in the meenemeat of the took; bat had, on Me contrary, dirapproreci ia the sant decided manner of the mode is which its anis were a inducted ; aud that at the elan of 1931 ne transferred his shares to Mr. Kest Mtge. His hoses by the hank, thdependent of the liability which it wee now sought to fix urns him, bat been already awert•ised to amount 23,0,Uf., and he had tun every .Burt to relieve t..• rmberr renovate of the bank et the time when he thought they were (sly tezerrary Coahrel, esa behalf of the hMcial mar ager, rented the at posh bet steted that he did sot impute to Mr. &ally anp thing of criminal roep , osibility or moral blouse. Miro,- tuately for ens. Ir, to had Tiptoed too much e olleleoce ha penes' wbu had deceived bum. It may be Ob•terve , l the , Mr. Keatioge has been snack off the list of contributeein by Id Murphy; sod is reply to tiepin's from the Mover of the Rolm yrsterday as t.. the Di 'nosey of Mr. ieatinge's circumstances, it wee awed that that CIORStIO2 bad ant teen goes into. A is tin was a ads this day la the Rolls Court, to be ball of Mr. Richard O'Fialherty sad others, creditors of lb. Tipperary Hone, that the terms of the Bulldog Aet of George 111. should be tuned out in this eon, ern that a to leer he err. it tad to collect the copennenhip aut., sod that the sandal manager, seder the Winding op Act, be prevented from dirposiog of any mons. that might come foto his hands is this came; but the Merit of the Ella stated that la the present state of the proceedings he mold not eat, rata such • motion. Biros P•ooefather, Is the Court of Exchequer, delivered lodgment to-day in the cue of "Carroll v. Kennedy and others," making absolute the conditional order for ants el mire fatties agatost Mr. Jose. Badleir, Mr. Juan Scully, tad Mr. R Ke.ting, se sh treholders of the Tipperary Saab. Tins eke non is at variance w.th the views entertained cm the subject is some of the other camels, and is of consider. able importmor. Tee anomalous state of the representatioe of the county of Tipperary, in reference to one of its members, hee (•ey the local papers) tensed a movement on the part of the elector., sod • e nutty meeting, to tau the subject into con sideration, will be bald leentediately. The requisition tag the meeting hie brim a ready siamereasly signed. SPORTING. THE GREAT GATHERING AT ASCOT. TO Tn■ EDITOR OT TAB IITIE/E. SUL—Not withetandlog the mot fe.ling off of letterset le the Old Cup, the mediocrity of the fields for the Vre and the Act Stakes, sad the t. tal abettor or the Twoyear.old Triennial, Asset was as mark the rage as it ever was, sad tee presence of her MOW, on the "eruct day" growl, assieted such a result—as may be setpred whey, although Tuesday's sport presented objects of perhaps theater interest, the steed receipts o n Thursday exceeded Mee of Tardily by about 60W. The 'Madre" of goer pry on hob days wee inseam, and Wednesday was fully up to the mark; but Friday's attendaec• was costieed prin. Molly to proteselocals, who f mod rleoty to do oat the well filled ant noon Mathew. The opinith I termed lately, that the Ep.ont running we. eery likely to be newt, wee filly b Toth o', es the positives of Cathobie and Yellow Josh, with Flyby-Night, proves. TOMIDAY.- rho Trial Stakes, New Mile, for which only tw• sad three year olds yea, opened the ball, end was the first *balk to the fielders. Apathy war movie the favorite, nod be sad Remedy made the reaming tote. dlsranee, when elle set to work, and Ishii( the j oc k e y o f Apathy cool ly by 'lupe se, he beat him on the post by a short bead, miry Ming tt rue lengths of The latter carried 6lb mere thus eke was required by the conditions, and that, eimpled with her geturg ae alresac e as a lily, bro u ght les at level weights with Apathy (who carried 91b. ears to e th e er su rt Moral( lysa beteg Mimed tor 600 sow), er ON• assuredly have wan. As Spindle was said to have thdembed to Ooldithek in a trial at equal weights, the latter her. me all the nip fee the New titmice, as acoordieg Math resoles he We. thib. (the weight Spindle gave him kr the year) better that Apathy. The wiser was not leered for a 'MUM, by her owner, who emsaidered she had or these*, sad was sot matimeed la the Ring. Although Fly-by-Night wee at one time the favourite the the Three-year-4114 Triennial, New Mile, his victory war • rare serprith toms, parties. At starting be was as nose • bruit* as Pitapat, sad Camobie being miss he was other friendlese, or Fly-by Night would net lave obtained 1•111 them victory there re be ae doubt. Aleppo cutout the work, but it was ill over at the stand, ae the pallor bid. Duchies' sous away her his horses sad won in a mason canter by two leambe, Pitapat beatieg Curable lit• the 60 save by bell • hair'. The wiener wag barked lth the 8.. Leger at 10 to 1 in the seentestary sultriest. The Aro &ekes does sot call for remark, beyond the het that Iltedslom lost the rue on actoont of the inability of her rider to sesure her. The field was very moderate fa quality, and the favourite (Menial), wt o st owed temper, will see a better day. Reda motion hu got in very light for the Surrey sod eloddl,oes Stakes at Hampton, and she has e* Mewed a 71b. heathy. ills ratocisomet was great whim it was knows that Fly-byitett was t • be pulled out ogre, and that airiest Yellow J sok: and it woe greater when he was ern to go Ingo 09 him i a few strides from the goal and beat hi. revery by • &moth sod a half. It newt be remlleeted that Jack serried foltr. eves, bat eraterbelemOng that was the feat of Rs berg Ply-by-Niy hes sowed off rt In re day, rid after rarely ea buds rot, so that his performers was equal M illiestres Is the Derby, the disarm brag the same, sod the gorse quite as severe ; he likewise took 10 moods kes time ever the tub, and the rule modules I era arrive at is that Yellow Jack would not have been in the second place at bpseen had the greed sot served him gaits as mi uth as it di s Raisers. After the net both hi nes palled up lam , the wisher appes.irg ss though he bad broken down, and it was the merriest opining that he will net be seen aisle the scene, which I, f r my part, roar cob c de with. __ TM Fou r-your-old Triennial, oars round, produced a bed 10, sad wee woo by one of tee wont performers we hare bad ter some time. The only two of the h if dines starters sapstele of it nine broke doom ors the bard ernad, rind Illeisehem (who was p. ported at 20 to 1 is the Ring) pe led *nage, with the aunties of Flats's, by • Mad Neither of the field is likely ever to do ascot theism and the wirier es.er fatly, epic. Tte 0 rid Two, two eallin, wee sot ouch an interesting fissure as it first stoppered, neither Vandermulin, Simp ers, Caonohie, sor Yellow J,ek, rhotrieg ;it is omen Meat est of e't vis entries only tie. er-eke were aliments Fisb'ram was mode tte favourite fa their ab 5...., and he peeved himself a geed hon.. Aleppo made such stems naming that he loos get • nettle lead, and at see thee ft seemed as though he would Stillr be easeht; but he wee everhasled by the favourite at the distaste, and beaten easily Ly a Wrath. No hung els denied neer the too, sad ss the fourth place (sea•ly two dose. begtts from the wiener) was Wielifield, the engine, r of Same rhos and Illaoganese, two days attire/errs. 8u ten bike down, • d made up the sixth skint who palled up lame darn' the day. There war • erettyr .ee fee the wisd-up with Sydney sad Vigil for no Two veer-old Screstetekes, and the terser, onto had been heeled rote, freely for the Derby, woe by half • 'verb, het without finding • freed •fteterarde. Os Wedundey Spindle put souther stake to her owner's e asosut, sad the Le rley's dam colt won the F. Weill eddy, theeah oily by • heed, sad after Remedy had beste• • large Sold for • Two-yeer old Handicap P ate twenty eight were weighed for ths Royal Beat Cop. During the mora le, !Tabus and Suabead were the fearing favourites; bet Jobs Scott bevies made his arraogemenn, mud it becomiag keewa, by the way the party backed him, that Forbid v• Fruit •as the hirres of the stable, there was • general ne.li by tte pahlC to "get cia," sad the bookmakers mosso dating all Comets, al hough at a short rice 1. r CO large • field, they were bit heavily to • man, very few others bang backed. He ran is !toot the whole of the way, sad at the 8-sad be had got clear of his hones, bet brine challenged erh.a el we as the go.l by II rrabead, a revers rally to ik pl:ce, sod the favourite on•y mussed to beet his sivrey into, eat by • heed. Sly Fe low, who rut very gamely, finisbed • but third; sad Faris* was placed f..orth, he running very elms up. The twat Int were Stoehr., Boer, II rterfeltu. Falcon, and Visas. Deflates and Duke of Lerscaeter were the on'y slims!, who broke down. Strahond ran In Mr. " Himont's " name, and with Wells up he 'hived what speed he was posse4ed f whi the. he humour. Vistor4lo much betti r she rid at Shensi, sod woe the Ccronoti , n Stakes is • COIMINIOS cantor from Bpi.. ele, list. r to Hese Romberg, sad (lona's Heed, On. put Sags eke , th 111.04 into her owner's pocket. She ie at, *spraying filly, end may eyes do something uocoason . y rod la the 'net St. Leger. recebos looked • consiaty for the Queen'. 0 eines ; but haviegtheoo'd Cap before him, T.Pan would not allow kis is b e aletresed, and, atter a ,low-ran race, Middletou, who wee behind him at eis•tly the same weights at Matebest,r, hest hlas by two leelthe. Taaredey's rens Dossed osiaosely for the "gentlemen," for the ferollea. Tyr., was Math very eke rly e. C moody, who wee despised by everybody is the Sing, with the nunerne of • select few. lllneleatot S irked a reek front Tyre, sal pr. v.d the Epsom reeve of the two ti lave bee. quite correct, end the Inciters of the levant.. had mot inn the ceneolstioa cf apposing that "the hon. was gent." THE ZUREK MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. Hum 0.4,114 4111; di isd aged. ea Two Wis. Tat Ittemieml Tuts of ie vitaliser ahoy taco alter them Wilt. lath Initllletntt. EQUITY COUltTEL—Joics 14. WORM vice-esaiscouoa ItIODOSOLOY. DICKS C. OTAXXOPII —ll4l X AAAA 2 OWI PkXX. This bti won !red by circle proprietors of ahem. in the Meryl, bln.e Erik, tiguitatit the Lent of II irrinstno end oih.r pro no as iiirretors of the beak, sneer .1 tee; bad grossly taie-eow , ii.eted Ile drabs. Th. re allegation. were taloned by entree. that the di. restore bed allotted chain .0 metre! of their own body, not requiting payment of the mils; that they bad shined store their body I WA la weird,.. their account., sad all mid them in A I EIIIIOI3 to he addle MIONISta with las hank; that ikey had al owed wens soot sole bespened by their relatlre. and friends, an 1 It. t kin nageindlip erg die repayment a baiera; that they bad canned Abe OnlenuMe Od SAWS to b. exhibited to the peripriet sod bed se with them; end that , bin 3 hot pretetert tolow ast So swollen stabs died of settlemen t of th e ootscany whereby begs Sews bad Iwo Isoweed by the shareholders. The bill anti teat traaseMbille bad been satin ad Into with the Undue, in d 7 rstainetee DAL elfish were inautharletd. and It preyed as emit. splint the Owns at d a declaration that they were per. lethally liable AR Moue\ an should be found to have bin wrongly applied. The nailer Sae beee la titivation ever mere 141. Hes !besot Mot Malec the theta alleped , remarked that ibis. els/See 'NM way elm& awl ft thermore behoved the plaintiff- to pew them AMAMI, Alb, mal.etion (the ascot. the bill allesed Muni resed. and spew ebb awned It OAS *4lOl to be susutee.l. The 'Weems le wappset of b luso m ha *sand, It anywhere, in the Inigmatie awe {best while tbe OWNS& had brought forwrord ; but owe attar the asmalsallew M weapeirat they bad tail. ci 'roes Agge data to a she the Saud lam dew ho *obi in tome ca-eo n fr. home had occurred. Sat that win not the pound on which then bill ma bow d The Ogled& baring therefor* laded to support their ease, the bill mutt be diselwed. COURT OF QUEE,eB BENCH.—Juxa 14. Roma LCD CANISI4I. AND • MAUL MT. TOZPR D CHILD AND HOWARD. CHURCHWARDIDS OP IT. CLIMIDIT TTTTTT HRH IN r CLUERKT DANIS This was la leelel blown by the plaintiff spimt the defeattants to remote demesne retusloa to take his vote ay • peziablorier, mg SNOW 'ensues to Allow Mot to lobe part to the no. as a weelimma at toe r. mot I,ctlose under thy Mstropo.is local Act. The Nam Ike defendants wired for their cmiluct wee, that he had see pig hie shards rate. Mr. SerJeint Kbes ebbe Ms cam, end Drawl against the validity lake rate, se the Mew were epplied to other purposes the to that kr which they Ws Iffillnitt, Amaitrt the ism. out of the rate of hitimer, Organ tort.., t reds unen's hell &e., &Pol.; aideer Ile the of Lite Irons ll's, 211. lin client, at the weary weeks *ski to the army being applied to such purposes, bet • eke was aseekg kr algeleg the ran. keg Omeguldl thought the *Manta could hardly contend that a thumb nee he soiled et aueb purposes. No. ZEMIN elemld Wetted that the vote ass perfectly legal. Several Irksome were called. and proved that they tendeted their votes,and wan Maimed by the detenchist- For the delsadesin it sem contended that then had voted with boob Mee. ib-; bad tikes legal opinions, and they had Do dl feeling against the Sakti,. Keowlee wee Amid to address the Jury. whew Lard Campbell e.4—what I Moil in tae Jury ir,did the defendants act with malice, or did they wander they were settee tons fide It would be • disgrace to the law of Enabled, if puriyh miners, orator under legal advise, wen to be made Sable for • wrosg interpretstion of the law. Mr. Knowles, eddrreeteg the jury 'or the defendants pledged him self, however they might have bees Imprreeed by the learaid rec. jeent's speech, to show UM= that if there w.s any btame to he attached to the dedendents, it arose tom IMAM°, and not tom soy improper feeling. They had acted entirely upon tho *Maim of the miry clerk, who bad lobes the twits of coiling together...metal other vestry clerks, by whom the mater had been discumed, sad upon whore °Maims he lied &sifted th a urchwerdens ; he had oleo token the opihion of cannel; end it would be hard to ounekt his elleeis of a legal fraud for an tog amorali g to the mcfeeetor el ethics they lad received. The leaned counsel went ttitously the whole ewe, with a view of Mowing that there wee uo had 'suit on the part of his client. The whrde object of the scuba tem to put moony law the poetet of Mr. ruses LceCampbell then summed up. The theme wan that the &led ' ante bad fraudukatly and maliciously presented Toa , r tn,m reuse and from becoming • toadilate lv the taloa of vestryman. If it h od bees made out to their istlesetice that their refusal to a. low him to • v-ite or to become a oludidats was fraudulent end isalicion., the plaintiff was entitled to a me*. It we. a-t oremt.ry to prove personal spite, but the plaintiff had a Tilttt t maintain the action if the defetdatta led rejected his vote or had prevented bun Irons be cosign a candidate nom nay enrrupt mote, ; but the burden we upon the plaintiff to nuke that oat to their astlafaction. The eared eergrent had contended that, although the defendants bad bettered it was not a good vote, yet the neon would W. That he directed them we not the law of Eneland. It would be most unjust that those peen in a lodide eitneslon should be held liable for a miXake. If each officers acted set/good WO and upon advice, they were not liable—it would be rearreas if they were I held to be Wee. In point et law, unite It was mode out that these decedents bed Med wish hid faith and disheasety, they were enti tled to the maillst. net mere to lay wh. the meted whet the ad. sloe of Mr. berm. led Me esialose of Dr, idiam and Mr. rash. fortified hy the speller stenerr other wary clerks they had acted with bad faith. lie MY amino them that the judges were most mesh!, warned vise they laele to COMM three act, of pat li.meut, and saisermsihey each est sera A wet barely to be expected that a publree led etlhtthMer seed properly construe the set. It we Pr Owe lOW alarm the de ea had seed tram trarlelop se esemeptearlees. the seemed a turtle lor the daleadiate, misled that they OM set see lag melee primed. Mr. *Yam' 'bee Yma leadered a MO ol exceptions to the entire of the leaned Lel Mist Jostles. COURT OP COMMON PLRAS—Joss H. LOVli V. DAVIDOON7-:1 1 1 - 1 , 111/40 - 111 - 11MT OP coryataH? IN "TIM LOW •ACKID CAL" The plaintiff le We one, Mr. genteel Lover, 1. the urn bro.. eaaspneer 1 and lb. defendant Is the publubs rof .he M.0,.J Tr...s ald arm The maim wee ta to rfrovrr damages for .he totneme neat al Ye eideillis la •• The Lou-bade: Car,. a version dabbling. lad Imo 10 the Muskat Treasury. Ms Itellenee Won. In wakes the one, said that he had the ho. raw es kr Hr. Leven a gentleman emierat ler hie literary sad • eiladee, sal the had remesd a pension front the Qom. la altkitowledlueat el the tank, eh.els he had rendered to art. Ifs istesdani hotorlthest the earned n of Mr. Loser. pnbitatted, with • by alight varieties", las sees. .. Ihe Isar.lie. krd Oar," 1 NA it was lbr this infrtegensett of his property that Omegas were sow Wad. _ _ nantoel Lover Wu called, and he sold—l have *moored hundreds of make* Mecca and, in ISO, Icomposed "The Law. backed Car.. The woe& ere original, but they are adapted to aft old -dr, which, however, I have altered, and • musician • add say, very twasederably atered. I altered the air, and 1 wow •n. w eysaph or. The original is an In& air, soled " The Jolly geoughmas," a d it is contained to Buistices third collection of Irish Mu.le Busting Dotes there, "Very ancient, author sod date unkouwn.“ My alteratka of it has been dung In a must every street in London, and ha• been well worked on the buret or gas and there fore I have not *Jared the. popularity of the air. I lett m., for America In 1048. It was an understocd thing that I should take three un published songs to Awe, ice. All ay works have been very popular there: but I am sorry to say I Dever got anything for them. (vanghter.) I took the loop to Ameries. that I might obtain a copyright there sad at the *ma Mae preserve my copyright in ragesisd. The wags were very popular in Americo, and I sold the America' copyright in "The Low.bseied Csr. to Mears. Perth and Hull, of New fork. It was alinultaneoualy mustered to Eng les* and America. I have compared the del cdarit'• pub lication with mine. The music is copied note for note from mina. The *euphony la Men Wally copied, eacept to part of our bar, when some demi...nisi-quavers have hen put to for serni.quavers, sod the bar made up with waste. It is so unimportant alters lion. Cri mesamined : I did tot become an Arasrfan chisels is order to register this song; It is sot accessary, sod 1 may e allowed to my that the possesalon of all America would not make we do It. (A laugh.) That la, because an kaglishans to do test must recounew allegiume to his (*eta ; and God forbid that I should ever do twat. It is se hatred to Mist ries dud sake. me ray this- it Is oily lee for is, own roveleigu. The registrata n was ca the 7th Illesaneber. and I had th sung this sang twist, at eatertaireassits in America, prior to at. the publimUon of the defendant's 'melon of the sans was also prOved. Mr. r evil then submitted several points of law to his lord•inp. Ile 00111010401 Int Mr. Lover was wrong to registering toe 1.110 whole gempoeition when only port of It son row, sad be contended that the =tion was ute.era, hetet' e the song had Oren public:4y sung the date of the registration. Another queetioa was whether part of a copyright ((told re fold. Mr. Lover harms raid that he had sold that porn,. of the copyright witch related to Arteries. His Lordship re•ervrd the :Mats for the consideration of the sour; and directed the Jury to find for the pl.intilL Verdict fa the plaintiff—damages 41 s. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Jurs 14. 81771 , 111 AT ■l4 FAITS 1.1101111 711 LOAD Cllll7 ZAION AID A TEN ATIOILNIT ONNISAL O. LUCILN SMUGGLING. The Attorney-General, Me. Wilde. and Mr. Clershy,sonducted the ewe e n behalf of the 1 - rown• Mr. Edwin James, Mr. Overend, and Mr, blondes, appeared leir the defence. Thu was an loiormation flied by the AttorneyiGmaend at the in stance of the Chrornimionse of her 11.)-lity's Cosmos. to reamer from the defeneLint, a deaur in foreign satchel end pictures, eery. leg on bunnee• in bed Llosumeast, Hoihrirn, a mama ambler amount- I Is,. to 1,1701., the Ida& value of hill gold watches fr.utiulentli im ported by him. It appeared from the evidence of • ni.o named Andre, who was the wincing' rename fur the Crown, that he became sc. qiminted with tb• deleniteut in `r ptett.b, left. by whe m he nu •m -played to sell pictures on rommislon. Shortly after he peoposed to Andre • ru, re preamble occupeti 0, which was ta make Journeys to Hamburg, and them premium we'd's. from an egret lamed elortliol, to whom they were consigned by the defendsot's shier Iran a watehmaker In tsteerland. The tenument. the he was to crane for ibis we. Is. per watch. For the pumices of scaring • memorial run" Andre wes sup plied he the defendant with an undermaiatoost, to which were entsched • bag, into which the watches sere to to plead. On the Mils of September, thus equilipeo, Andre or ,rted for Mem , burgh, where he re* teed ISO watches from Spreneet which he sewed into the bag and arrived safely in London, heel,' seeped de. teed. a. The welters were handed over to ibe defendant. who paid 01. for the titmice perortsee dby Ands. Shortly biter he taut • second Ms, sal secured on his puma 220 watches, but On ide re. furs voyage, euscetting tb at he was betrafed, he dise'o.d the !acts to the eh* me Moms who b anted the maul on her arraval In the Thames. The welcher we,. muted, end the dri ndunt's share in the transaction having subsequently tremeetred, the watetb, which had bets rammtlid in the preemie ron were diecovered at hie Inoue, malting altogether 4 , ,0, and Mu intermatso are laid for Übe purpo. e of chtoreinn Ow payment of the ,ureic else. Several Into, mee having lh,n refute II the the Crown, whose 'wi de tie left no doubt of the defead.nt b. log the chief mover In the truusotko, Mr. Jame meld he amid no leaser resist the inevitable verdict Misses. whist' must be retuned , therefore he wou:d withdraw from the The Chief Baron tenor ooneurnd la the mune taken t 4 the leaned name, a verdict we. este red kr the Qom ha Ilia named sobght le be recueend. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-JUNE 14. 1111111/10 IX 1150.-11210L2 Ilt. imeoll •LIHAlex, X. :Mira JINXICig JILTICS CLOXIIMOY, XL. SALON burns, AND X. SAMOS IfinalIWULL. OUILIZ - - - This was a writ of enter from the Judgment of the Oath of Commas Kent. Tice action warn bewail% upon a breach of chance. party and upon the trial the Jai It d a verdict f r the plaint.ll, but *ken the thee anal before the fall cant It we toned that the tsatarW quotita at thus eras the interprenthoo to be put upon • Nor.• eau bold, and the soort epos that ordered • oothuit to he Mend. Mr. Loth apreared far the plain' Iff. and 11r. 63,111 for the de. Issimat; but 0. fare the eone.thket of the ergo - tent. of the le.rot d eormael h.r the l leant their Lidattipe totertertd, and affirmed the I decides of the rood below. Judgment atbrand aecordlapty. OITITAL PALACL-FITI SHILLING DAT, JUNE 14.—Adai•sions w parsent, 1,309; ditto by moos tiekets, 388; total vlaitota, 1,677. Aer.legue showed that he wee eery =edentate, by net Ihtiag eh • to beet the omens. Heeperford by more than it.l l • heath •t Niro. for the Vi,jtorft . Pi..., and ,t is, pears w eiderful `.ow be could bath, fouod so aegy friends for the D thy. Osty ire MOO ant I r the 0 •Itl Cup, and the odds were 2 te I en Harriette, semi h bindle g the rem- or that *he ••• euffortee twin e • ry itevai.nt =wady with fillies at Pilo per •C• 11 'is. le. 11.1 S b.'s did net tram to have 8-rid in the eabstatio• of his party by NV hie defeat . • Wednetdey, as he was in great &mood. iakeeld was •thelet at very long odds, aid ea U rd Clifdeu declariett to .1. with Ho.mtly, Rime ny, wbe bad been backed at 4 end St •1. at s.t to 20 to 1. Sae made tee resets it to the •Id nth poet, lettere eke resigeed Is lead to tee favotar.te, with ter, ed it on to the distance, with Beneetos waiting ea h. r, sad Bartholetiatm, admirably news en Winkfield, ab-at • ogth The hot praying too much toe the favourite, the deoptei cif at the thud, end Winkiold in swediate'y ruffed to the Lout, end before Wells meld set kb bone cborougbly at wiek tee roes was over, Wishfield wheelers very easily by tuts* leng'ts. the elders were 11110.110•11, sad tbe oath, (who was very m•ch elated at kb lactase gad ies sled on boding the tow to the Qu. en's Mead and I ayng hie reelects t. ter Mei sty in pinion) was losdle cheered by them. Bartholomew saving been des.arsd on the h gee at carting D. the tune of 200), he mode • •ery good dep'a work, sad he richly d ed to grim, from tee easterly style he handled di! old I ors.; it we. • at decided till the lost minaret that he was to leave the mount, and J. Macs, who was liktwith retained, has no 05111 f to complain, fir Mr. Wallin made him a very band .01101 present for his disappointment, and be cannot bat mini. 'het the bore bass is more 'spoilt/seed beads , . I BOK t .k. the liberty, however, of tesainding the public teat tier had better 00', is tteir future operatic as, look upon the perfienasece as genuine, a. I should not I. the lent Ber- Csget the tables bring Weed up us thinkkeld by bath of thonents IS the OtnltlO of time, or eves tke first time they should asset. The above was co' the only tura up e r the Ring of the gay, for the N.. Stake., f r two.prolds, T.T.C., nes ethk • growth surprise. 0 dot ch was in such force that only three or four others were Decked with spirit, notwithstand ing that there were twenty rafters ; and as proof that Guk (tree bad been so highly tried it needs only to be 'Poisoned that odds ware laid 011 him while half the field With dark. Zaidee (the filly ty Red Hart Shekels's) wee net eves noticed st the po.t, .:apt on amount of the Way Pc 'dhow bkvbet the ssoust, and Mr °weer sod trip , ner Ma an the best idea that the could win; lad she ran thabliet the bookmaker hiving her same in his book. she bmil the best of the st at, and kept in Boat all the way, ask log evening at a terrific path, wh cb shook ell a great many me Wending the hall. At the distance the favourite began to draw forward, waited on by hie mat companion, Schiedam, sad at the end of the inelegant gale even tenth with Zenith, bat was benign, although with great difficalty, by • neck. Mr. Horsed, from some words cropped on the Stand, made as objection to kir immediately after the Pict, on account of age, which ens..yed her owner (thin whom • more botiourable 'Animas does toot asitt) greatly; hut en ber mouth being ..amnieed on Pride., the was declared of the right age. Far frith being own the proper age, she was rattier a late foal foe • tero-year- Ad. On searching the Colonise, I can not find teat she has another engagement, which is an esteemed, waterloo ste occorresce 1 r her owner, as the ii one of the best two•year-olds Colefisch is very likely to cthipensata his owner for his heavy .thees, sett the Champagne Stake' at Doncaster will probably be his only other journey this wawa. He will likewbe figure c aepicuourly is the Derby betting, and become • great lovonnte. Aspens, too, who ILI bed f meth, will be heard orogen, very shortly. Pitapat managed to beat Spindle and Grampise, alter a good race, for the Bt. Junes's-part:4 Stokes, end dreesieg Spindle gave him reeves him to be but • Pithe d i nte. Ho tatty probably nth the dud beat with Theodora off for the Midgetman's, Stakes et the Newmarket July, although he has • 61to thealty, as there is ambles is the ran but the filly likely to beat him. 'the reviewer's pen is not in requisition for Fads'', races. the Great Western Stakes, T.Y.C., being the only affair of importases. Theodora meet have great tined to beat the two-year-olds at such weights at their two &Atha so essay as the has dose both here and at Chester. The Lurley's dam colt, Doable 01...'ster (allowed 7lb ), sad Lord Nelson were in front , ill they reached the stand, when Theodora went up, cut them dowel without an effort, and won by • length amid a bele lne eta rrrrr for the Thrte-vearoold fiweepstakee,Old Mile, beteg • very bad lot, they gave us • good tees to wind up the meeting, Secret wining by a head, and Prises of °nap having the best of George Brown by a bath neck. METEOR. GOODWo )D RACES. Is 1100DWOOD CM W port tlaw.) ((Wetland sp Agt 3 t = a kt 4 4 1 4 _ _ Sotto 4 Neste's* poet la Pet d'ltepe From) . .. . 4 ir . l6rt; 4 Itisseeds Yellow . S 10 t ;Wei • 4 Maims. Hot or 7 7 Illamprom 3 7 Com Om Mi . 3 7 Oesciur -- 3 7 ArtMety II 3 7 7 Ik‘orl.M7M 3 Peek......_.__.._ II I P awr :ails —Z . : $ 111 13 CaHanks IrYk ..... $ •13 ..... llu $ LIVERPOOL JULY Amp? aces rea T 1 Age klb IlUlawmi 4 2 TM* 4 0 Led of the Lies zap MA 2 • Ise wid 12 saunas ..... Plaque, m arelkorai tamer 4 10 Oser`lua 4aratorad 4 1 Lady Taller 4 Bre. te Grey Tammy— 4 Mashie 6 Imogene II Yana 4 - 4 Or Aat 3 1 MEBTING..-Joz.9 9. -&;.- 10 Age at 1 High Mat _ 4 II Hoodaos ... 1 .2 MoPretty Boy tes Naas Pack .„ 3 a Dino Moureock 041.401 = 3 3 4 1 LiedDerivistwaler i i i OW ~ 0 $ IP A $ 4is Ws /Wow s 4 111 Mead Illailisd 'ha Moab 7 4 7 ros TU sod • Ina I 'METING —JuLT 3. amnia Swum. About use Belle An et l Petrels* 4 Diem Wog Cab Lawlor= lk. Julien 4 I Ugly Oleg 3 I Lucy 4 I Grey Prielvas.— 3 I Curfews lArst A 3 Seel.ak •it tarty Bird dints* Polestar ' , Joyner 4 Mary........ Coartesay Claim Binomiag Mather 4 I lir BM& 4 I Imam* 4 I Primo Plossiter 4 Yorkshire Ors, 4 Joshua 4 tura ..... Barrios Omani 5 ...... Lod 1144intelwatar 3 : it 11•00•3 419 lieseastre PROGRAMME OF HAMPTON RACES. Two Pease PI.TI of 60 one, (Ilandaisp), for all site ; the s inner of any roes after the weights wee, pubdatiod Mb errs. Once round mad a die. ;4+ em es Vanlip 3 7 11 Wermlapier 4 f 7 br p by Fau5b.6.1341- 1.0-2 no aus 3 7 11 It3p Vie Vilekle 3 Ir, 94141b0y ....... 4 7 _ . _ Age at lb 11442 ............. 1 4 21olerte Nearbekl Zorkeetre Jos* Mon 3 If Mail of the Mora +.4.kl.ffe 3 10 CleopAtre I , Fabtbson Mew Pura of JEI iO;4 :a:Med to • airerpetakes of 3 .on, each: &molds, ; tone, 9rt 21b lye. set Pe; sta ..d sped, Set ILb ; owes sad 'echoes al owd llb ; • toe ibis yew of Sot., Sib; twice, or Sib extra. Toe • inn, to be co ld for 2002. aliowanses If entered to be sold Pe less Orre mile. Tea itilikT iteD IiSDDLCOI of 10 eon each, le ft , Mai Overrate if declared, reltb 30 .dried If three hots* mart ; tb• Permed to rave tile stake: the refute of sty Issadkvp .her hip woes& were published Lb estra. Pero miles. (Si este, St of show pay Sem. seal. Are et lb Ago M et ri umbne • 0 Leery tattil 4 'Hatfield Redemption Itneluct Brlgalsw.. - ... 4 10 Pry 7lb sates) "'tears Hamm* 4 7 1 •y Satan-Alia 3 • Tim Cl+ll/110,T STAIR, of 10 sews. each, 5 ft. with :0 • 'OO,l, these hams start; foe two.yr-olde . molts, Ilet ; Set 31b. The simmer of the New bakes it Amy. 51b slid all otter winners anent's. Half • sale. (29 subs.) Mr. Adkins's Imonallow, Mr. Swine. lord Nee. (Mb tans). - oust 13 , 41byany'r 111.dia Noes. Mr. 1514Jtaia's Ml s Diesel, 11r. J. Clarke. b t by A:arta-Alia k Mr. W. Q x's Oammotion 111 . 15 rural. Lord Clilden's be f tor Surplice- Rem of CReliwere. Mr. W. Da 's &Giles Mr. W. Day's Kitaters, Mr. lama Day's Dredgmess, Mr. J Doutem's Tours .went Sib Plll.l. Mr. 0. Drew's nestert!" Mr. A. Os" We Ilullytiek. Mr. Itadisad's Ruth. Mr. Manainstris's t Athens. PA , o•lllarda's Neves% Mr. Menirli's Adams. (31b lib.) Mr. H. Nmentsn's b f be The (.re-the Jews', 11r. R. Etherwood's Fright, Mr. J. M. i lltaalers Parole. Tie lawsgresas' PLAITS of t 6 D0TP.,601,0 10 • 4 / 1 11.11910111.11 Of soya owl • three-yr-014i, ;.tllb ; foe" (1b; lee, .st ISM; sla l ead .pd, Rat 211); name sad ridings allowed alb. The wiener to be reld Me 1501. alkiwasees 11 entered to be sold for km. Hadg tbstampewtani of a elle. TMORIDAY. Ms Times'. PLATS of SO moss. (lieedieapl foe all are. The edam Maley rue. of the weights were published, to wry Sale extra. Threasquarters of. tete: ,____ _ - -. I . di* st Apo at h Ilea Ttops....- s 3 0414ailla (la fib el) . 3 4 4 Cllnapse . Humboldt .- a I althipal °weber, .. , a nary 4 3 Oamaliaa .. ...... .... 4 DOOlllO ......... ... 4.176.167, .„..... ..... ratarep Dub al taassolar 5 7 iWm Wet ........._..» 3 aeM 3 1 I Wanda* 3 Tan Samna Pun of 64 ans.. Om by Ike llama Wotan Itsittray Cank•sey, added to • .weemake• of 3 arm. Gael ; LT, ads, Tat; fires. fa ; fillies sad gibbose slimed 3lb ; weld's Ulm year ed. allotted Slb ; stades two-yr elds Maine aortal twice abetted 510. 7M amt., to b• end km • & IL, If dee akaaded : abets if tittered to be add for lea. Me Inflow. Ilia Illsetste's tun of 100 s• ; 3-ye olds, ?at 7lb ; lour. ht ; Ile "dams W be told lor Ha (fisuoless), for di spec The I Wen publisbed Slb ems. Oat Age Wesiberwtek dre. 3.b at lb G. nip Are e 7 rates) ... Ramo New Brlglisa Ten llorto 4 II 4 —Laaaleue 3 3 Labs* ............. 3 713 Jam Bbiers....— ..... ... 3 IS ANN Mass by Via Tromp 3 7 6 Le el eman ........»..... 4 IS •widlße 3 9 out of Qum Yab Welds Ilse Mb sacral Dens et taineeter .. 7 Tao Iluswas Rugs of 30 woo, added to a sweepitskes at 3 ogee. esobjew A ogee; &MGM% Nis Wise. Set 101 b ; towr,list 41b; gni and upwards. tat Mb; mem end geldings a lowrd 31b; bAnee to basil In .0111Lainliall 31111_111ge Ilisl.cb; it tor 1004, 14Ib ,• If foe M.. 3 Ilb llt ter dn. NMI; If la 111 L, 431 b. Ilse winder to be sold by sant= Indindialek after Os my mud the surplus (If goy) sate the =Obit pier so is vow hall. the Wale bt bal G oils Toe Sanas Naas Illosehomo). of lo woo. each. b ft ; gootlesoe Moray poloo4oislo. Mb extra. Ow mils.—To eta.. sod oases by 4 ell'ili il• Os load, at the ram, sad the weights to be declated by / dank On omoo rowing. Us ado Oar the Hark Plain the Butane& Phis, the Railway Plato, New libegestes Plato, end the %obey Mate to be made Wedgy (Made)) between the boars of 0 sad it p.m ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. - - The annual match of this distinguished club, the meatiest "Derby" {tithe reason, came off on Seturday last, ostler eircumetasees very favourable to the sailing, bet not quite so comfortable fee the pay company that crowded the dark of the Prince of Wales, the elate ateemee, to wittier,. the exciting straggle. • stiff breeze from the WB. W. sent the vowels dews to the Mouse light ship at a speaking rate, but it was also acconspeeimt by sureerom sudden squalls and heavy Amen, which while they brought out in bold relief the seamanship and skill of our snasteur naviga tors in the yacht*, frequently cleared decks in the Priem of Wales with the celerity of magic, the ladies flying to the lower regions t • pr :Met their gay bonnet, and rich dresses from the rage of the pluvial de Wee. The order I f proceeding was the same as in previous striven.. The etch had se cured an excellent vessel (tie Priam of We're) for the accom modation of their friend*, and the rend e rrom w as at Adelaide. wharf, Londoo.bridge, at the early hour of half past nine in the morniag. Upwards of 260 ladies sad pastimes availed themselves of the isvitaties of the club, sad the band of the Royal Artillery, ender the 'coy cleeerhoulership of Mr Smyth, wee in attendence, prepared to disonoree "most elo quest music " during the holiday voyage. The happy con vey wee seder the chief command of lard Alfred Paget, the highly popular commodore of the club, who, although specially invited by the Freseh Emperor to be present a . the baptiemal fife of the yours' King of Algeria, hoe hurried away from Paris to preside over this animal millet match. The noble lord was the object se ones of mach sympathy end eougratslation—eympathy for the low of his beautiful puler, on whore construction he bad Writhed the fruits of twenty years' experiesee and congratulation Put be himself elm had not bees the ;Maim of the ueskilfulnew sad hrntality of the chipper, who, after running the yacht down in a manner that showed the grown 'increases of seamanship, actually refused to take the noble lord and his crew from the stoking vessel, leaving them to make their way to the nearest shore, three or four miles distant, in an open boat. It is to be hoped that the Belgian government, to whom the matter hes bees submitted, will slake the only reparation In their power, by at once giving the noble lord fell compenastioe for the loss of hie beautiful mewl. But to return to mar mottos. The Prince of Wales having got all her gay eons- Pony on board, steamed rapidly down to Gravesend, the bend the air with the 'Malabo( the Tromfors and Tea end the members of the ebb indulging in convene- tics so profoundly netaticel es to be almost unintell;gible to all tee mere landsmen es board. It is only anther Friel of the miraculous effects of salt water, that gentlemen who, if you meet them fa Fleet-street or the Strand, have a mild parochial air, sad doe's is the quietest of costumes, the moment they join • yacht club, and begin to 'Mead 'Alia, matches, become at once transformed Into: so many Paul Jones's or Admiral Benbows. Their pea-jackets are senile, their 'weenier, would alarma Deal pilot, sad their Ligon are large enough to serve se bowsprits for the,r own little vessels. One or ewe of the most enthusiaatte ham beets known, we believe, to venture on s qu d , but the espaiaisat is not Otto very thcceseibl, teed In rough weather is sometimes attended with distressing r. sults. This is all very amusing to the real " salts" of the club, and has also so ethnological value, as 'bowing that the b'o-ed of the old ego-kings hie sot yet quite departed from the most lard lovingof their demensleats. Even le the conotiegthosees of Tateshonse.yard. or amid the parchments of Chancery lane, the modern Iliklager yearns for hie pristine home, joins a yacht club when be eta, disports during his holiday, la easonnets that T. P. Cooke might euvy, and lards hie ordinary conversation with the choicest phrases of the quarter deck. The few landsmen who participated in Saturday's trip were profoundly impressed with the movie don that there were anemia the c :repay many navel genlosee who ouly wanted opportunity to triable Britannia mem again to role the waves after her old mlorioa. Whin. One of the prettiest of the marine tableaux which the day's maim afforded was the arrival at 0 d, when the greedy' wager yachts were draw. up at interval arrow the river, their delicate lines sad gemamer rigging mouthing the most faneifel descriptioes of the Am' risen novelist The pier of the great cockney watering pltm wee crowded with sweatier', each with ea opera-glass in one hand end a beg of shrimps In the other, who watched the proceedings on the water es If it were the departure of the Baltie fleet that wee about to come off. Watches were soon mat, with the um signals were arranged, tad the preliminary gee her• ing been let off with the customary poker by the courageous eall-hoy of the Priam of Wales, the following acetate:led for tie lass: leme. Tem. fort. Omar. Wildfire SO Owes 1. T. Turner, gaq. Lena boot \.........1 lie Osims Viscount %ague. Vital ........ ........ fit.......... goathaasproa T. 0. Marshall. geq. Sappho ......... 104 rartemonath..... 0. T. Naylor. DI. Amami 33 Barwick J. C. Cardinal), keq. Quarter mMote Use pm too tar &germs, of tonnage. The wiad, which had been gredeally feerhening to a stiff Meese daring the morning, now blew right aft, end pro. polled the yachts with such speed, that ti e steamer bad immesh to do mimeo up with them. Little re .matsbip was required in this part of the rem, @worst in g. fling the v. eels onderweish, which was done with mach rapidity and dexterity. From trot time there was nothing to d during the outward course, but fiy before the impetus of the favouring gals, until we arrived at the Mouse. The Vestal had the lead slightly at starting, hat the greater tonnage ~ 1 the Lalla Rookie soon told, sad established a position for that yowl which she nialntained mitt we rounded the lightship. Nor Blanker of performing that evolution we. one of the most beautiful things that could possibly he imagined. From tbi deck of the steamer she mime., almost to grass the stern of the lightship, and no experienced whip mold tarn a four-in-bead round a oorotr Moser, or with greeter pretension. Her white calls swelled to th- gale premier the gnow.le down to the water. and the wh , I• of the deck was visible from the Prom of Wales, seeming for a moment as it It had adopted • vertical position. In soother, the little vessel had skimmed raced like • sea-bird, the cell-boy again pled his poker, sad the signal gee annoueord thee the first of the noses had tamed home. wards. The Wildfire followed next, and between her end the Lolls Rooth 'ho interest hencelivh was divided. The sails of the Lehi Rookh were of the old Baldish rubies, grace fel to look at, sod adaptable for " off " the wind, while those of the Wildfire had the modem Yankee cut, were tight lad fiat as a tea-tiay, and therefore capable of =akin the nearest pomade approach to what esperrieneed 'schemes w mild call 'ailing "dead in the wiad's eye." The al vantages of this shap e of sail w. r• soca peroeptihle in bearing up opium the strong westerly wind, as the Wildfire lay closer to the wind and made fewer tacks than any of her ottopetiton. Ths interest was new beginning to culminate, bat became sadly per/its:big ti the lard's*. sad Indies on booed the steamer. The ruffle, tacking perpetually as hest suited their purpose, were every• where and nowhere In a moment, at one time apparently making for Southend, at soother seemirgly bent on coming to anchor la Sheenier. Thin, they would omen as if about to perform a rimier "mintiest round the steamer, so that altvither, the most careful regimen to card, sad hungers failed to enlighten inezperiented pe pl. as to which was 1-kely to be the wiener. In toe mra,tme the weather was diversified with sadden squalls thet *evenly tried the opus, and et oos time was eatheritotively proommeed that the Wildfire had spring" her forename. Ooe of the compsay, who faecied he knew a lit , le shoot these matters, expremed a different opinion, hat the co ijotity were against him. sad it • m mot mai the close of the dsy, when the Wilitfi-e woo the nee, with her Tars at stellate', that it was r. 'intently admittedthat seen tee Aocieat mariner" himself might sometimes be mistahro. N thing scold b. me. n irrikiery beautiful than the wide reach of Father Thfiatie, in which all this mimic Mal end diseassiots woe carried on Lome ' paddle steamers, outwsrd bound, were meiotic,: mist c.lly does thmagh the little yam te, while equally large ser.ws were gltding noieelis ly up, reminding one, with their loan, low, block, iii ld..king hull., of those de ! seriptions of the American eta-serpent that s use times smile's the parliamentary mass. The way.P, of a bright green colour, tacked 111 over with white, relied sullealy, end with se sammat of ea , ulstion 'hot made sensitive p °pie clap their hands u. on their dia phragm., and O• t 1 • or heads a superb rainhow co-opletely spanned Ike river, mil` mot there to make a fittlog frame for • the animated picture beneath. Mesawhile the yachts straggled ea, almost head to wiad, and reel og in their desperate attempt' to carry sail et all heard. People began to make net row amidst the deviations of a ales up"siaree that Wildfire was overhauling Vestal. and pre dually lessetalog the diva , co betweea herself anti Lelia She seemed to be handled with w rederful s till, and Ler meets, although beading like twigs, would art break tel phrase the coriuoissetare. A. last, teen's come within a distance of the 1 eget eompett•or that made gee suers s NMI a, she composedly sh Wooed mil at her tonveairt en, sad sate in wise, rby time end t , sage over all competi tor.. Some time eispied before the tale was romp) , tr. a.d it was loot mail past 8 o'el , ek that the hand wrack up, °The trl I lot behind me," es a etweplimentary iatima- Itles that the last yacht had &nicer'. The following are the easel times: * I. Lolls Rookh.. Wlhißre V. otal B.pi.i. Agedia• The dsy's primed's,/ terminated with the presentation by the semmodore of a silver *potpie, valte.l 100 salaam, to Kr. Toner, the owur el the Wildfire. oIW 81111111 NAVAL AND MILITARY. The garrisons of Malta sad GiMaltar are to ha unusually strenitUiened with troops. leased of four or five regiments bring Matt ,ord at Mali., the number of regiments stationed there will be doubled he number of troops taut.ly otniuted at Gibraltar will also be proportioootly incensed. scr•is a e tr...• 1 e• I , tribo. Copt .in Weehe, Fouiltarriptoo on Saturday for Malta. Mist took out II abets' wives. a number of Mimi.' children I arming, 69 soldiers, 97 soldiers' mime, and 104 soldiers' ahlldren. The steam transport Clyde left Southampton yesterdas. the took oat two °ampules of Loyal Artidere, with women and ehil. dote. &tea *Mors, tea MMUS women, a•al several children are to be fended at Gibraltar ; ano 7 tams*. 170 wen, lo wanton. and mml rid eh! dren will Sr !rode I at Malta. The two troops of Arullery go out as reinforcements to Gibraltar sad Malta. WOOLWICH, Jinn U. The Niger, Acme Terel. Caotgin Coehrarg, has rece.wed 1 her guns and stores, and is now in the harbour awaiti. g orders. Her daitlawian is said to be the East Indies. Tee DM, steam-vessel, be. renewed new boilers, ands ordered to begot reedy for tbe Ceps of Oood Hope 'nation. The Thunderbolt, floating bat tery. is sow in a very forward state. Th. Lewis, e.t.a= tramp rt Tare, arrived off the smerial pier Mt day, and wt.l embark Hire boll csotridpe, chit, abet, nu, for Halifax. The Queen of the Mouth. transport vessel, is hourly expected with • imam, of the /loyal Angler) , hum rim Crimea. Lieutenant Generat Paterson, Colonel Comommtant of the Sib bat talion nf goy I Artilery, expired on saturday last at his residence, Kral-terrace. Woolwich-common. The doe, aced was a distinguished (Blow, haring all red at C.penhatten m toil and at Walcberen IMia. He win be succeed e d in comm a nd by Lieutenrust.Geseral C.B. mesatress, 'vex Is. On Saturday lira the paddlewheel stone -verwel Monkey, Second Muter George Synder:ens c mmander, arrival at blowe r:rens from London. and grenoserkd olnniaide the (eerily. SO gun.. mar. rtearn.tblp, C. plain Richard L Warren, with the cab n t ennui*. te., f. r his greeSeney Lord Wodehouse, 6n ell ambassador t.• 6t. Peter...burg, cad lt mute, all or welch were lain■ on board the Crerray. and tie eloutey returned to N oultru h the mime evening. The Hon. Jul:Ark Pane, Secretary of LevuPaee, n ; Mr. Curry and Yr. _ rr, etcetera, and M r.. Curry, attired at the Sue Inn, Chatham, es eaturday tut, oleo the domes;as to 1.U.6.11.11Ce on har EiCelDrOl7 sad wire. end hen this morning emhorked on bo.rd the Creney. The Orem, slipped from her moorings at t a.m- sod prom eded eirect for Mel, whore his Eaceitency wdl erohatk imoerlidely on her arrival, and premed direct to Croostadt, and from (bears to et. Petersburg. CHATHAM, lira 15. The Feat's'', 12. Commander J. H. larvae's, which Lumen ly as/geed at this port from Anat.&lie after an stern.* of Inyes!a. was paid ell yews say . Pb. is to be dismantled and placed o dlnary. The edemas, 21, *mew corvette, launched a short time slam, has been takes into dock to be pi . ..petal for we. ?he hos nearly completed her a - tope/tap, after which she will be uodorAed and taken under the shear. to have ber masts put on bo.trd. The elk, Is, is ordered to be pot reedy for sea with all despatch, Ned will seas. proceed t!. China, to ope ate against the pirates infesting those Theicmoven, 91, is to he completed as goon.. possible, in r rder that she may be launthed thli year. An extra number of shipwrights have b en put on board. Yesterday afternoon n detachment of 129 son.conuelseloaed abates and men, bonatting of 31 non-commissioned .86mm and privates of the 18 h (Bolsi Irish) Regiment; 4) of the 34:11 ; and 21 of the 9/ th Pewinient arrived at Port Pitt, Woo Prevost Oe the previous day 56 men a the bath , txee■nrht banger.) arrived at Port Pitt from Cocheeter, when 20 were taken into hospital, and the remainder were mot to .he invalid depot, tit Lary's. DETOSPORT, Jens 13. The Avnn. steam tender, S.ennd Master Palmer, returned from Falmouth on Friday. where the had been with stores and pro. visions for the rqu.dron 01 gul.bosiv which are orcered to rendenvoue at that port. Various deeonvtluis are twirled to [bete vessels on the cesc:u.wei of their trial cruise. Tao Conqueror, 101, *crow, Captain'''. hi. C. Symosda, in also or. dead to prepare for era. The satellite 20, sctew, is expected to hoist the pennant early to the owning weak. — Letl;ts lue;s ham received at (Me port from the St. Jean d'Aere, dated Coosteminopla, tiby 2 stall• g that she was to sail the mit day to embark trace at Bel thieve, and might be expected 11. me in kit weeks; am Irani the Havannah. 19, fitted Celia°, April 7, at which time the crew were in 'lewd health. the sloop Camilla, 16, is to be taken out of dock and masted prepa ratory t, bate pm I. ecciniiaim n. It is mid that not less • ban 200 of the South Devon Militia, recently distwoded, have entered the Hoye' Navy. Some of the Devon Ar , ler, have also DORDOtO the blue jecket. Theme men will be Woad efficient on booed ail:. now that steam tam alma euperaeded am -111.9.h1tt the, luring torn in fully trained to gunnery. The imams activity prevails the dock, srd an forwarding the me etruelian of the Topa. and Pelona, which are to be completed with • I possible despatch. LIVERPOOL. PATE/MOAT, 7 err. The Canard screw steam tret,bpof Ale., Captain Inure, arrived In the Mersey last night, from Gibraltar, baring on board the aid West York Kt Me (light intsatry) RritlOCllt. Phi, deem. barkei this moms,. and at 3 p.m. march. d through the turn) to the lime-street station, where they were drepstrbed by %steal trap to the locality where they were need, prep .ratory to their dis embodiment. Ibe g e appearance of the Mi1:0024 even after a week's voyager , sea, called forth remarks of apprebrtion from the spectators. The Groat RrPain. screw steam trensport, Captain Gray, has Pet eerie d from the Crimea. Malta, and t ibraltar ; rrom the two latter puree the Is behertd to have mileir regiments on board. YALTA. item 7. The heinl eseszepert no the white rocks of M •Its is telltri on the ',Adis", and the medical officer rotated out the awes. oily or removing the slst or there would be acerb •sckuees end oph th Ism. Ihe tents are unbeerable- the best in.ide 9S. It la a pity the tru•p are not boa ed. lame barrack. rk• of palaces are to ba bad a fear anise front tows at from h I. to 201. per annum. MARKETS. HARDWARE.—Brainnuiroo, Jr... 14.—There has been little alteration in the state of trade one store oar let report. The femora' reports of the condition of the home trade ere. without exception, lavoural le. The country •Oopkerters appear to be doing ame good spring Malmo, and as theit clocks were low, their orders are good, contrasting most favou.ab.y with thaw of the corn oponding penod of Mot year. Mists °beneath princtpally in the agricultural di• trice, when accounts are got ia more freely than they were • few month. ago. At the pre eat moment it "mold ocaror'y be pantile to point to any branch l. stitch there can be mid to be anything lite depremion, or in which the inanutictums have not orders enough on their blahs to be, p their bends fully employed. The lane; trades ar-t now mut h better off than they ham berm for menet n ontba; tea light steel toy trades are rather buoy than other wise . wire drawers sad is raiser. brOk ; the electro plan works are moot of V ern o . 101 l time: lor all kind. of hollow tin wane the orders continue large. The metallic bedsteadenakera and mschlnists are buoy, and have Men for tome time. There hr been a further id.pneement in the foreign trade this week; some very good orders were rem teed by the mad, and the private momenta give a very satisfactory reoort of the condition and prospects of trade in that part of the world. A few orders have also been received from Australia; they are confined chelly to ruck articles aa epode, and elver's, all kind. of edge. tool% and to the Om of Wardroom gm do in general domestic ore. bullion( operations appear to he again movitir, there being • few °niers to hand tor 'entice of our manulact ore connect. d therewith. The private aceounta mention that the plot of hardware good. in no tooter nearly so conauderable; all that is now wanted to restore a natural and healthy sawn to the Magnetise trade is a continued clerk upon went .menu; the actual r. quirementa of the colony are being gradually emendated, and in • year or two we the I have a steady and rented trade, which aq beginning to den lop itself. Remittance. coma si:h greater regulanty, and the character of the order. thews that more mutton to eager:timed. .od teat more to known tot the chug of good. required for the col. ay. The town orders this seek by the Arita were *mailer than they have herrn, bat they have been so oonriderablor for soma tide that • temporary tall off is by no means an untalented mourn ore, neither is it traceable to the dim larked polit Sal relations etween the two o IMAM In the mane. factoring district ul Son h Staffordshire cod Vag Worcestershire, trade PlwfullY I. healthy; them are very few people eat of 'toothy. meet, and upon the whole the tato ur 'Suit.% le healthy. The ho p ate trade is not quite ro brisk in Staffer, ,hire as It was at quarter. day, but In Wales ma order, have not at all diminished. TIN iron trade to still Quito. The large booms ham got In • few more orders for bats; but the deemed Ur plats has slackened, sad at mom of the mills they .ro working inert time—in late the trade generally without the alichten animation, to 4. lice t is home. only that bare a .o ninny of onion to keep the works fully g ing, and by second-rate makers orders are mom eagerly might alter than they were a week ago. The bulk of the Vat sections in pag.lrou are at prices lower than are re cognised by the trade, the too; bent en the. nosy commanding quarter day quotations. The pig masters are not, however, manifroting any .try great 'leafy to prey sale at reduced ;aims; the result to that stocks are to more extent erettauloting, and unlem the Amerman trade NITI•10,07 there epilogs up a better demand from other qua, tees, It is not improbable that s. meal the torment will he blown out. COISIOUICTSot linobediros are buying eAutiotoly, and their .tacks are not large. A further relthatam of the a e t dieoun would mate. dolly help the teed. In It. perm nt condition. The merchants is this town hove resolved to clam their places o Misname at two o'clook on tiatuado3. emmodtael ,, g alter the tat of July. Iby mil mean anon; hundreds of clerks, warehousemen, and other, who are now kept at torinest until a tde hour the Saturday nigat ; the only matter ler re gret is that the futon. have not yet in hooted tit it intenhon to follow this earelleat example. IRON.—Gusuow, Jena 14.—(8y Frigtsh sad Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) —One rale at 714. 6d. cestt. si! sellers. Buyers supplied. COTTON.—itokanOrd. Jr.. I I.—The market eland with gone eacitement, and lowa of all Limo are againat the Muer. shinny:lt not to the eatent el a quotitten. Tt.e n orlael Ig very Lie of Pond • e•tr.ble lots of Arneotran ID any quality. Thew •re 10.1.0 to n-9,001 to eaport and 3,0 t.. on opecala:ton—eolopflonsof .00 rituals. and Warw. bam, at lid. to 7,d.; 50 Bahia. at • d.;I 200 Egyptian. at IV. to .04d.; 1,000 Karat, at aid. to ajd.; and 31 N.. • lolanda, a/ Is. Id. to lc 3d. per lb. corrom aoonA.-5140CHarnt, tit 14.—Tbe yarn market has been rather meadkv during the hot two days, no , the dee In. which took yarn at the etelanCnaaent of the mech. in naltaplenee of the envier elate of the colt n market, hot teen nearly or a hotly rtruen d. butera nave erleerd more confidence. and moderate operat inn. have been ventured on tor Ilona and Chia and ale, (or Germany. The Welke-a, however, h.• not le en cot , . idera',le. In the demand from manufacturers there has nOt Meer no.ca .hone. In clotn, pfleell are alow a little ateadier, the flee. w de.cribed on luredayan hone been mode, though at rather :otter talea, haring aubstquently led to some rah &late 'ditcher.. for earrt. The mocha of I...inch •hutings On band are rib!, and nmontat.urece are hes inclined than at the eronnoncentent of the wW'a to leapt lona tato. footing cloths have gone off /rental), awl pliers I set teen rather favourable to purehyerv. In 1014 CUM. and T ekOna there ra little or no dunce, b - ,1 the t suer qualitim of the lather ate fully in ae 60 , 4 aqUint an dieing W. week. WOOL—Liana, Jena 111.--1 hers La to eh.nee to report In the elate of the woollen market; It ginilnueii to exhibit to peel, 111 f boutan7 maierial alteration @Waft In Um traniaetlons or tha at ten• ante of buy, rs. Ifarleaa, Jean 14.—W00l la dull of sales and In pries rotor what loser. Worsted and yarns are very dull. There la, however, seat cely anything doing. CORN.— Ceuaatooh )t oo I t.—nor market Wm dealer swain for wheat. other men aka. sale Wheat, red t 01. to Tah; min a, Its. Beam. 400. to 42.. Oat& 14.. to 30e. Baler, MM. to 40a. CANTIILSV&T, Jena I4.—The eopnly st market ,Daley was abort lairs WA at an admen of from es. to 4a. prr qr. Wheat, ►rown, new. Gk. to 754.; white, new, 71 s. to SM. WA, saw, Lk to 2:e. bun*, sew, ine. to 4te. Corsicans, Jove 14.—Ae teenaged ',lmply of wheat, the demand set brat at as 'drama of 2a. The Pew samples el barley, beam asd per no otter were each Is. dearer. Clummeems. June 14.—There was a moderate lamer of Rewash wheat at to &ea market. At was held for 3a. per qr. adessee, sad ibis led sellers to sat wok ratan. Pereira raet a slow ale at la. per qr. more mousy. beam la. be RA. ter qr. dearer. Oats Pad but on freely at 44. to L. pet qr. non wary; lot bolder. br the most part demand a atilt farther Improvement In price. Imptrti for the week err hog Juno 14 -Wheat, 1.170. Oats 914 Bra. Guinoroan, Jests 111.-There was aft e *apply of wheat. the hub of which was sea ed off The advane- trom ant meek war porno. what Irreaular, trine 3e. per qr. tri some I. rtmeml, eeneeren , for red. hit. tint White ..:411 brought la., and in twine eases Is. owns money. Wheat, 70s. to 88a. flarey, 35e. to Ow. Oats, lie. to .oa. beans -. t.f Ifla. llunroati. Joe.: I 4-1 he market to day shortly toppled wild trade; for the Meet samples dearer tram Is to b. per qr. Bar ey mid at abut the same p tee for gritding pure.... Oats Te. per qr. dearer. Peas and beano tally support fors er Wore. Wheat, 40a. to ses. per Perim., 04s. tel per qr Oat., 21.. to 328. per qr. Pees 25e. to 264. per lost. 8e..,, 28a. to 30a. per load. lerweaernstrate-Trani, Jena 14 -The weather this week has been ofacbequcnd character; up to or it was mud and ge na l, elms when • goal deal of wet has tales, and to.day we have fen with a lower tone-rerun' the wind hreit.o rem' r,.und to ttr. n.r h. erg. lhe owe dunce tits present week nee mainne4 to mandleet In improving tendency, and a In th. r a value of la to 2s. per qr. en wheat and le. per sack net flour ha. bean erg fired, but the it.. has been more resdly made tit on wheat than Upon the maiufmtared article. &echoic* yellow Serf° k 7 sto Ilk. gpi hien realised, 71., toll.. rd. foe thin Salts. Nistiseli, 7,5. to lea. foe abet runs of Mooch white, eat,. 74... whdat the same Terre ha. t en paid for rupenor hid ad He igenhaten red. 7 3. 6.t. tor 8 eitin, and to 714. tor D.•o i 414, whereas for a little flne aB4. haa been raven in retail f o r ralaina. Pour nee he n pretty well &eared off, bourwhokla making 5 0 s. to 528. see whine 51.. 4 4 51.., according to gavot]. Rye bet been inetelrea foe for 'noon, but the inlets offered have been ton low to lead to Wetness. &airy, beans and pee have lieveraliy improved 2e. per or., rate r More lulu ry, m a l t , a t the eame time, being held with mote etiollderce. Oats have sold at an advance of 611. per qr., but the trade tun nut been lively thereat. At our market this mooting we hoh a fair oboe of wheat hen the growers. and ae a one dente pretion or our memo's were up to Tuesday aid told then, toe quantity offering was con.equently duly nifteant. and so abort of mi , lette requirenneuta the a cearanee sat early effected of frerh.thrsahed amp en it' an enhancement of tally 4r. per qr. 010 e the rates of thin day oe'rtpshr, otter eons ales meeting a pond dr marcl at a eimtlar improvement. For extra Nor. folk and buffoik yellow bOa was procured wi hoot difficulty, 78e. to 79.. for choice rune, and 74a for Wist,b weigbir.g about 4.lbs per barbel, where. Feting en red reached 780., and unaseet Da. tab 74., all we4hel 6 'Ma. Eli ur sa. more .ought tiler, at a rise of 24. per lugs, and • fair eating of biaineaa tranamrer at tne aterndnarnt - Week, which hitherto have been temporal, ly ne.lected, are now corning In favour. Rye era little affect, d by the advence on wheat, the inquiry being limited in the extreme, ah hough the test Norfolk weighing aftlbs. per bushel and upwards meet t had at 49e. per qr. ()nudes bectet fully euatained the improvement above noted, and ma t elan met more attention. Beane end p. as were held 11 mly for enlaced pride, and the came remark, are ap icable to eats, in which there app. seed more dippleitnot to operate; Netnews how ever, waa in Come ine.tite checked by the high pretenai not menet a. The arrieale tide we. It are r-Ok heat, coastwise. 2 , 8 71 Ws.; foreign, 950; rye, ematerias 14.; malt, somas lee, 142; °Ma c0a5t...,,1.050; beans, Merlin% 40 ; gout, 2,154 seeks; Indian tore Moor, 50 seeks Nommen, Juno 14.—At our market than was a small supply of wheat, acid yellers were careleos to operate except at an advance of 2. per gasper. The amount of business irspiacted was limited to the Immediate n quiremeota of made,., and as tours absence of speculation. Flour was in fair request, at 2.. p r each advaLce. barley trade, none, Beans and peas warm, the torn in favour of the miter. Oats Very small offer ; priors 2s. per WI Wirt higher. 01 nsat. white, 745. to 765. per qr.; red, 7ue. to 7.e. per qr. Beam, Ins. to SOs p r qr. Pear, 441. to 44.. per qr. Oats. 3us. to 32.. per qr, Fine household floor to b., 30s. per s ink of IMAM. net, purchasers Bening mks and claiming one month'. err' it. PITUUIOIIOton. Jura 14.- Our puppies of grain ate smail again to-day. Wheat was 2a. Maher, 74a. to 7.55, per qr. being given ice our best 6.10. yellow maps. Oats mode Iso. week'. price.. Be it. Is. per qr. dearer. Reaoixo Jona N. the market was ta11111317 Pupplied with wheat, out In oon-equrnce of milers askwg wasn't shillalas winnow, trade was limited, and ultimately (lento t at 24. p• r qr. higher th..n last week, s good drat wilt' left unsold. But little barley oa offer ; a pond Inquiry at Is. ker qr. advance. Au Impose t trade in oat% beaus, end peas. Wrearcir. Jens 14.—We bare a email supply of wheat at tc.rlWs market, which rest a free rale for all fresh remotes at 2s. per qr. advance. Oats and bean, in increased demand at Is. per r,r. more money but very fen offered the wew ber i s evert tiring the grow( r can wish, a d ihe crone progreming very nicely. Prices to the growers: Wheat, new, bin. to 70*. per qr. tats, Is. Id. to la. 2d. per atone. Beans, 43e. to 4Ra. per qr. - - - - loan, Jose It -We have a wry small flew of wheat at this day's mark, t, wee the Bales-Ad woo taken by the millers at an advance of is. to 4s. per qr. Oats id. per stone dearer. Flour has been adr vaned 3. per sack. continue, v, ry unsettled end showery, sod dry weather iv very much wasted. %heat, white, 7es. to Ms per Imperial qr.; red, :Or. !co 715.; met, Ins to 78e. • tuts, 1. 24d. to I. 31d. per stone of 11I6e. ; floor, 51.. to Sr... per ' sack of 2101 b. Kthicsuiv, icier 14.-We have had unfelt'. d weather during the week, and a g.eat deal of ram boa Wier• retarding, and in marl prams putting • stop to. outdoor ern natural operations. At our country market. *hre week, we had 'cry little penis of any kind ofierintin std, having rusty anxious buyer., an advance of es. to Y. ptr qr. was field on wheat, and 2s. per qr. on barley and ow% Here to-day we .4 a fair supply of wheat, tor watch lannerserm. wonted by asking extravagant wirer, can toga Plow Mlle at 2e. to 3s. per qr. over the times current lard market gay. Oat. and barley in small supply, and Is. to 2o per qr. dearer. M heat, Cl.. to 795. per qr. Bailey, 41, to 455. 0 ts, 395. to 335. 6d. Coax, Jung 14.-( By English and Irish Magnetic Telrgraphi - What wheat, 31. Ed. to Vs. Id.; red, 25, to inns. 9d. Barley, I- ei 6d. to 111. Oats. 14e. to 16e. 6d. Wien/ono, Jests 14.- Our Import 11.1 Ibis week skews another heavy arrival or Indian corn, with a Miami inept, of wnest. From the couttry scarcely an)thlrg has tem me Iv.d; and it Is now ornate that our fare era' crocks are ail but eabausted. Wheat -For this article there bar Men a Mob I entry. and an there is scarcely any home-grown lett In granary. miring Item been obligee to have recant PO to foreleg the mans or whorl has improved bee. to re per barrel during the last two do' • Fine qualities are much wanted. Foe bad y the demand is still actl•e. but the was., 01 sup. !plk.oo tintia to moires burin... Oats also ir gord retest for ex port, and tee aup,rlB being unequal to the der. and, a further advance of 6d. µr barrel his bea rstabitabed. Indira Corn-The heavy arrivals of this irti le have too tanker Uterine of 6d. per hexed on all prime qua.itire, but at this redirction btoere come forward Inely, slid the mini durirg the week Airs been on a large scale. Pinar In !Mr demand, at an advance of is. to 21 p, sock. Imports this week : Neat 3,010 qrs.; Indian corn, 8,217 ; nom, 100 barrels. Exports : Wheat 34 trig. lag seek. BUTTER —Coax. luxe 14.—(8y English Red Irish Mareetle Tele. rapk.)—Tirrts, 163, 1 0 6,. 13econele, 1,012, 106 s. Thirds, 421, 02% irthe, 126, 04a, Finns, 23, 76.. 81stee, I, 6-s. Large market in &amid. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUAL, Y. Inicabetb Reuben Cowan., from the Clyde to Quebec, nu Oen. dont d, in a Finning state, on the Pith of Loy, in lat. 4t N., lot. 42 W.; ate. saved. Lt•ueooL Satte ar POIMGI. Pon a —Virid, at Hatliogna; Tartar, and nophla, at Zittlellire; Or. iaa (na), at Merntaa; Primes, at Pinata; Carol busanaa, at Moore; &ewe, at Aden. SAILID roa Ltraarana.—Tenl, from ItStIVOP, April 16; Catania, from Mareri.li P. June 9: Prince of tLe Mae, March 20, and Ltheird Bournead, 22, from Moulmein. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Meteor'ofr.—Arilved : North la. City of Manchester, from LLB. d n; Mgact, Came. nallea.—March 20: George Marshall. for Lon:loo; Morning &Mot. 26. Matto Liverpool. VESSELS SP(IK L~N WITH, Penne (a.), Kart, lase I. oft Gotta Liam Yuma , tct nbausbaa, 14(.32 t., lon- 33 W., uttering E.S.E.; out 40 days . Mt lbourar (S.). stractlng I-to Olbraltar, tun• 3. 31(dway (a), with Na 34 Is tow. All 27, oft ( ape Angelo. THE AMERICAN MAlLS.—Livearoot, SATURDAY. —The Bei•tsh end Nor•h Ans , rinn Hosat MAI rtremehip Ara, Captain Binned 0 Lo t, sea, o from be Heresy this afternoon, a 5 o'cl• ck, for New I rk, seith •h' u , usl maih for the United Stet*. and Brtion North American pones- Mono, a toll cempltment of posse, vie. and a eario of vela shlr morel annite co (woe' r. Prior to her departure, copies of the London tantalite jto , na's of this dare veir• plated on board tke Asia by 1 , 11 Willsaer and Smith, of Liverpool, for the preen acd public lostitouna of tbs Weet‘rn Continent. [Advertipt meot.l—AT Ma. MECHra ESTABLISH •ount, 112, Rem n..rtreef, No 1, Lrodentisllotrem, and er3,101 Palace, arc exhibiterl the Corot ,sectsurns of British manufactorY,lll eirmolig•Nisrs, Work-hozeo Writing.eura, Dervirie-hay, oodotno , ortleles or utility°, !usury roluitile for premonition, A urparatodm t rapier Mach, .Aanometurarsed tiaiste.ie Tobleo. TON rt r t i l l aZ i , Ramiro, f•Cill,nrA, risaniver, 'trays, Palle, nor rziri•ici wders elector. A our pricy shag& at On Vrtabluflunenis. how Moo Room at the Itrgyfutreet rstahliatur.ent Mr rho M. of Electra PIALP ID atom-. Mr.o. xns , as ....PIK, 0' . MIME. BIRTHS, MARRI AG AS. AND i )RA 131NT138. COOK It —hose in, at Redone ettrAfrr, the w.fe of Mai Coke. " Madras Ann:erg. ofa dimaeter. COT CELL. Juno 12. at fie haw Ana., thittoe, the wife of Capt. C. O. Cotten, Nadel. Army. of • daughter. Fo42l,o.—June 12, of Oriettofernaie. 20 de pail, the wife of T. C. . _ r. E-q. of a Nu. GA RR KT r.— June 11, at Thames DIG Ir, the vile of C. B. Garrett. M.D., • I II run. FIAV w - June IS, the alto uf Bar uel Garrard, EN., of Trovr b,„l, sr d a , of • "' UPS WOOP.—Jamir. 13. At Ilele.park gar Jena, the le Cr of S. P. Ilegar.oo, , of • daughter. 110LatIn.—Jure 11. at westorer, 141 of Wlr.t. the llu. M 7, Court Holmes, of s Km. LEAP. Jul. 11, .t the Woodlands, CLipbant.rark, Ilre. W. L. LraL of a daughter. W kal,- June U. et Witten. nee• E•tuthan roe, the w tt• of Ca t. Weeks, omateLder of the a rear stems trarag.nt Colombo, o, MARRIAGES. !mom 4W —ROPY. —lon 11, at the , 64 IV dral Ilawebewtrr, k tie Raw. 0. Ilnatforoo. N.A., B T. Poirsh.w, Epp.. of Pbent d. t.. Eon., yAI ,hoth daughter of the:ate T Um a. Yew_ of Mat cheat t. ELIBIAIIIfd—BOLIPVIELIf.—June I , at t. Bohan' Church. by fbe Row. U. G. wattles. M.A.. I eve ard, alf of E. Er1w..r..1. IN .f 1 Chmapeos-bill, C.,ralrrwrell, t, Marta, daughter et J. It It.atac 4 . V. 0., n. Cl•al.afo. pack. RIKU‘T It ThT . IKKIPECti.—June 14, at Pt illihte 4 Paddlat. am, by the Kew. G. Townalwtel I wf111.1.1 %cent of Pow, *A d ere, trot •Coll oPI Alpsewrlcr Mreln)tr..74., of 'avow, r lade 111 de.p irk. to Ansa Margaret, cla.a4 datdthfer Of the :aw tworye Btrkbock. M.U. SALBELD—CAIIRETIIEW.—Jura 11. at Werataufwe. thapPice. able., by the Hee. J. Irving. J. Pa loaf, 11t , .g.....f Cu: tarad I a h r we, Roomer-peck to Latterly., daughter of U. A. Cantata. Eq., of Watotaahla. DRAT 118. CIIAIIIEII.—June 11, 0 Kilmer, near Ptigteee, Penal TaimilUirti ..in 0 Harry f hearer, H.q., Lord flee r are ind yen m nth. CEA ktfii.—Jure 13. Jamee rairk. a' 1 on. or. 1.010. C 1 3 1445. ram. and Hillfter.trret. fit , . in flfe 4 ltlf • ea , of e. ote ONGltlt.—Juan 13, at Coogrettvy. Haderf. 1 04 sled O. HOLUING.—June le. at Cobora-road. Mr A. Goldin& arid U. tilS. —Jun- 11, Julia Lastio. d 01.0 of 111r.Hril 4.0 be/100 111 . Ferrel. lormerly of B.llr Vue H.ll, Kilellolll. ala ,l R Di. —Jun* 1 . wile of U. EN .01 IL r 0. 0013. 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