The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

IMAIOF -OP 783 OFFSPAING OF A DECICABIO trim 818733. Oa ?amity the Court of Beaks is Scotland me tiret in the ea of ttes Fters v. Liaagstame.t. smog es i s se Me as o! so meth legal teetromny both is Elegterad and .e. &misad, with reseed to the legitimacy of the *decries Oti et in misfit w.th a dust eel wite's sister, te ngl sod Such law respectively. Oa the dri l l l i J m li Jeatiary last the Lord Ordinary, In the Omer Huse, =l:a interlocutor sustaining the ells of Alexander tame, who is stlerd to have best hors is the eon memos referred to. es tot 'ultimate and surest heir to the tree Admiral Ste Thomas Livioplose, of &dieresis; sad W lonlrhip stated I. his note various ,road. for bolding that, eteutio4 to the trot ieterprotitiou of the law of Sea bed, owe tor stir, deceased unfit'. sister was sot Imlay gel t, the effect at rendering the offeprieg of the seassaiss =a ,r iily illelilitor e. Lord Ardmillan's tiodiep were as Finds that the defender was been in Molted, the off "rine of a marriage selebra . ed is Ragland, between reties lien.ciled is &I c y eno at the date and during the outshoot* et the mare she. Finds, as matter of fact, that the defender Is lagitimale a:c r bog to the law of Eoglaad. Finds that hi legttimicy ought to be retogoised by the Scottish court. Therefore eseeile:. a tee defender from the et nclusions of this 'atlas A it. c:sratoi of todardy and docents." Tte dezia.on was ire:timed ti the First Division of the Ismer Home, lido,* whch the Dime was heard before the ideas Joe the spring vocation. Toe Lord 'test's's* to pmecnteciag the declass of the men tiffirmier the toterlotirof of Lord Ardmillan, said that trough i: had formed the enejoet of dianuoice in the Omen Itresee, the quaint whether the marriage of • man with the stater of on dimmed wife was or was not, by the law of Ille.tland, alert or incestaoas, had not bees thee mad. OW sail et of argument before their 'trembles. He (the Lord Poisident) was of opiates that there were sew balm them meters-11s sufficient for the decision of the question raieed as to the Witham of Alemioder Living- Mau the defender in the ecton of declarelor ,f bastardy, 'Strout enteritis into the question of the illegal or criminal Mecum of the eoncesion in reterenee to tools+ ot Seet hed. After a careful emanation of the evidence betties ea the questimi h i belt that in every riot of am Amu sed*, Livingstree was az Boglishmao. He was bon is Reglad, ad bad lived nowhere else, aa far as the evidence wait. He we. barn of parties who were married is Eng bed, sad had thew domicile in Enalend at the time of their trarriege,sa well as at the time of his birth. The next point he mesidtraticn was, therefore, wh. thew Alexander Living stone :ran of eat net legitimate is hie owe eoutry. That teestion was raised on the saiumptieta es allegation that dm first and se oad wives of Thurso= were einem The contention was that by the law of Lobed Alexander liningstose was nut lawfully recreated efibe marriage be tween his parent., and that therefore t e was me legitimate : but that ia Ennland, by the rale of precedes% Isigaln fate the question wee excluded, which rule of sistion did set apply to the Court in Bandied. Hy that lib it= mesh gateau,. :call only be inquired into is Am tied Court, sod t at inquiry coeld only tales pleat emit, the sitheietenet of the mules*. The °auto wore restiained or precluded ion hmeities ohm the dims. lotion of the marries* by the Sila of either of the patios However •ed at, the legal week am that is the tees which here omurred—Ns., tie eels Se Ms theiltege sated", te the dimalutio• of the marriage in Idlieeil• WM triterisZ p unotalleugsabie en the ground aliened, and Ss wan legitimate. Whatever might be the Mewl 111 be the law, that wee the legal result ea to the IMO Ihle rare . 7. The law held children of such a mardelp EP he festideate—ea meth so Ds any other children. Het left was an Sopliahnian born in wedlock. ligitiaiste is owe etratry ; he had no eositezioo with Scotland or its law, swept that he claimed to be bar to a Scotch estate, Sae be (the L rd President) held the misled domicile er hi Sather to have been lost, and to be of no mon campmate fa the ease this that of his grandfather. They weft asked to prellOeuee, In regard to that Boglishroaa, a de-' lento, of bastardy, and by reason of that bastardy he would be isaapato of seemed's( to the Scotch estate. That was an appeal to the law of Scotland, and the court mast now give the sassier. Is his opinion the weer tithe law of Scotland to this appeal was, that it rims wised the status of legitimacy which belonged to Maunder Livingstone. Whatever might be said of the tradability sil these maniere, they had at lust this tea pertain legal quality and effect, that if allowed to run their DOWN without challenge obey gave to the children a statue id legitimacy of which they could sever afterwards be deprived. It was alto argsed with great forte that math martlages were by the low of Scotland illegal, sal ems lemetrous, and that they should sot abstain kem leggin ism the fact that If the motets bad resorted tio this gouty the laws of this onstry would not have deisieled trek cohabitation, bat would have satjested them Is • eilmbel piesecreion, and that to recogniee as legitimate the ellopeka of a ennte,oe which could be proved to have bete st diet ohmmeter, would be In effect to rseogsise Buell marriage tad sash miwieslity. Test part of 'he argumeat, Om* MO* pet, waa sot to hie mind 0041111•111 Te. The Lintvide they were featly trying was the gumbos of s doe defender, Almada? Livingemie, who lied met vieirtail Me laws of Becittsad. ltdid set fellow beetessetho Amite of mad a masesisetif is Asetisad,would sot base bees legitimate that they were to deny the status of legitimacy whlob the defirtidtr posiessod in his owa eca.itry The rt. egyaitio• of that status did not neessamily, or is say degree. Import as swore! of the comae:Ma of which be was the taming. To peculates a decimeter of bastardy in regard /Whim who in &silted, h a owa country, was not a bastard, but, as the ossuary, was ia the fall posseseios of the entire Mates of lawful children, would be to introdam a new doc trine as forced untie them by any principle of the law of lhotlesed thus be knew .f. He gave Mt opiates irrespective ' litho set of ISIS. It was not accessory to call it isto tains la this eine, for the =attar wee dissolved before that date. At the same time the set had io application, tad gave power tied strength to the defendant is this action, because it de listed such marriages a 4 to be quatiotiable by a premed fag by which they wt re formerly queetioaable. Out base llde views on this am., he thought the court should adhere is the interlocutor of the L ird Ordiatiy. The other judge, (Lords Ivory, Cerriebill, and Dees) eoc cured, and the court damned accordingly. VACANCIES, AND PRONOTIONS IN Sal CIiVU. Busying —Dovviarri D.ckyerd—Mr. P. W. Moshont has been appointed third clew clerk is this dock nerd . vier Kers. tr:atotod to Pinahrtke. The Board of Trede—Mr. lama Lenses. erioripel Miser of hr. Majesty's Customs at Holyhead, hos bees sprinted receiver of ends of Admiralty for the Holyhead eisleile, is the room of bettessat lobs Lavelle*, MM.Oredimed. Costeme—Mr. H. Costs= We Imes sygedseed • Markle the is irpartamit ie Leeriest Ma Thome Minfave Ms bees op lid • clerk is eler meet ',wham is Leeks. Iroise& Mivitistor O!«—Thaws Is • uneasy is the Ottawa' Illagister OMer, Dobbs, for a Jester rink, ceased by tie Met! el Ms. Jolts Byre.. Cal., el 0 cid Hope—Mr. illiebeed lobe Eves, clerk of Om pew at Coleskerg, bat bees espeleted evil astmairoser sad resident respietrato Mr the divides sad district of Cslsdss, vies Mr. W. M. Maim ; Mr. Charles Haw, clerk el Os perm fee Viesoria, bus bees *pp 'reed CiTli cimasisoicoser sad reddest -.pis • tines Mr the division and district cf Cradoch, vise Mr. W. 01111111 ms. tioisessod Coyina—Mr. Cbristopker Temple hes bus sprinted a cacao jedire of the Swam Coed of Meybes l Mr. W. G. Farb. Ste beta appointed loverawrat seist sad lasi for tbo waiters province; Mr. W. Morris bees *pp) .v.t /narrowest sweat turd Anal for the ionsSova proviacc—Cnii &moo Gowns. OM! IX A CGATEL.—Os Tuesday a kegs eon- Mures assemb'ed by public isolation, at the HUI Farm r. Gamma's), ra B:amboae, 11 celebrate tb• “jettlle• " rt., Bay. James 13,mrgeon. who ha. just attained the 46th yam of hie ministry is this village, a ;tulle of the WM peados% chapel. C aliderable preparations had bees made, Sad sham were pech ably from 1,600 to 2,000 penes, peeing 414 the anise. The public duties were soadseted bs Sassabon of Yr. Bparpoos's family; the Be.. 0. H. pr i cpsg, of Wide., brill, the prowler, aniseed by his dee heaber (s student) sad hi. father, Is leading the tlnolteas of the sadists. Many of the eurronadlas Misistees ef eltral'es with their emgrestatirse, teem meat dilemma to twtify their 'esp./A for the vestrab'e pastor of Stambeerse saestlar. The &vainest overawe, end the serseee, es the whole, were suitable to the CCU. skis. The millipedes' were liberal, sod earythimp would lave mimed off comfortably, bad sot the samba made • say stress attack apes the Rev. Thomas Biaaey's book "Os ashisp the heat f both worlds," which he denounced • a epeeists of the New heretical theology." A city pilafs) seem ensue At the elose of the sermon, a SWIM!' rw. up sod pr.t..t.d spinet Mr, gp s ci ts p e r s Munaske is Kr Gainey, and • pews] state of enafmies issued la lb. conprestatien. 8 este /laird, soma rhoot.d " Beer, best " Otheracried Tura his out," be. The Mo. gallows, however, persisted is delesdise Mr. B . and *Waited that the design of Yr. Binary's beak was Se prase sad laminae the eirriptural diverlse, that "Clodlimis Is pr arable sate all things. having promise of Ike life that now is, and of that which is to ease. (1 Tim., Iv., ft). He said, I chortle Mr. Bpurrteoet with having littered • public Mahood." Is reply, Mr. 8. dogmatised the spesker. for wishing (be it'd) to pais public unto. tisty by mesas of his (Mr. Bpargem's) populerlty." And la his subeasseer payer at the ems of this panful mess, be petitioned that the Lord would forgive has rer the sin B. had eassaitted, end melte Mot seasible of the armed he bad dime Is sot having Ira pose priest, ly sad reproved lice, amording to the seriptaral adv. Lots MOSTES WHIPPED HT A WOMAN.-111• Ballarat 71aate of Must 8. Co. toile an mantat of a whip. piss et lretteb administered el this Mimi l• wisipper, by ea* Leber cows .es. L-Is Monti, was engaged to prefeem at Ow Sallassat Theatre. for Mr. Crosby. Abe giaarrellei ,Mk ht. %Wet are/Seta. 1011•441 Wm. end woe then est as hi. wife. Wire Cressy Woke a whip ea bar epposeet, mixed lladvw by tits bait—tbe test may be imegkeed. 1 / 1 4.4 " 1 new 'GT lbet Lola Moat's will met be able 6 appear for a lee, tits* ea the stage. fAdrartiessmat.]-11wzown's PILL", A NADI &et bermenamear fiessemas ma sal din et WPM& iff• Ansa& — Thwitylles we limed la miry elms as tbe err Mews kr Me eme of wiebe , sank. rams. mil eftiam.s. adage es ermams. 6....0. 1 . my. .1. et Mem braabsre stweimme a went ems. 1,1 Him, • la lboniallailery item" lbaselbse ist Men wee are sat. ppolismoy. isomm a ef Meek et eleMet haw SIIMUMWei ow Ile Ilmnimialealespills —Ow Watt maim Ile wan. at lesfasm Illellawayte passanda ft s, 944. r mil ued... sad lle. elebtreAme, Mew UM; lof A. Etas" Abastestensple; A. Claillsy. awns; md L BIM. Maw SPORTING. EPSOM RACES.—Fa] THE OAKS DAY. The Oaks day invariably via& ap the Eyed= meeting with cassiderable east. Oa the preaset coos slow, baeever, several c3ressatanees contributed to reader the pronatdiege sosaeahtt saint. rendes. The named al strength of the field for the Oaks was Ineigeilleent, tot the °pp:anion whit& est to ageism Mincepte served to sus tain the sericsity with watch the eves, wee regarded. The attecesem of general °eagerly wee comparatively vesaty, end the people who were peanut seemed depressed sad wearied by the ezeiteseat which they bed ezperleseed on the precediag eight, violet ariaticg at the " pease cele !valuta." Very few ladi , s were I. the baleen, of the CU end Stand, and the show of carriages ea the hill wsa meagre and in @Motive. _ . . -- TieTueinese of the aseetiog was conducted with the utmost regularity. It would be an trjastice to the railway officials ea to acknowledge the completeness of their anapaests. 130 the Derby day, 14,600 people were arm dryad to Epsom, and, with the es/epilog of pee usfortanato °entrance, for which the authoriti.s were in no gay re sponsible, suede facilities were eff.wded for eradiating tito immease traffic thd very little dainties was cuieseiased. The courtesy of the nerd ary, Mr. F Slight, ths reqsisite accommodation wes usiverally seknowl.d. Mr. Mashie. tbe guard mensger, and Mr. Walla., the station master, .1.. perreally summit tended the °data g out the arrangements. The duties of the station inspector were pauses sod irksome la the extreme, bat they were discharged by Mr. Castles with eztraordisary promptitude and despatch. Superintendent Are nob, with a aunt id& Clint stiff of agitate, did dial at the Epee ut Terminus. Tao elimatu' Firth of 60 sod. ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 41h; four, 8.1 10ib; flee, Pet lib; cis and aged, 9d 31b. Certain allows..*. The winner to be sold for 200 ton., if de loaded, &o. Mr, Annammee Alcyone, by Bohan de Gorham, 4 yr% Dit Mr. 011wes Melds. 3 yrs, tel 101 b ( Prior MI 1 I Mr. T. Bazwortby's linnrltt of Awe, 3 DIOR 4th (Dilate d) 3 The following ale.. n.:—Druid, Orevills, Th. Cab disalss, end Surgeon-O•nsral. Betting : 6 to 2 sea eget Alcyone and Drag ; 6 to I seek get Itlfrids sad the Coledoesiss. Won daily by a length, kg lengths end • halt between the sawed sad laird; One Mlle was fourth, sad the Druid Ugh. Toe Ozza STAZU of 60 oda. gash, h fet v for 3-yrrald filled, Bst 711) *soh. The second to naive 1001. oat of the stakes., and the winner to pay 100 sea. towards the polies sad regulating of the sawn% sad SD pd. to the Judge. Oa ado aid *shalt. The New Count. (136 sobs.) Kt. IL NM Maas ,by Sweetmett (A. Day) I Lard Gillen Skilsat, ...... . (My) I Mr. Diereta VIM,* by Melbourne (Barthokanew) 3 Mt. L 011111.• Irk OrralMee, by Poetalwal The MSeai.g also ram; Mermaid, Tyne, Comedy, Secret. Use, sad Shadow. Bettis; at starting : 2to 1 eget 1111oorple, 3 to 1 apt Mermaid, 6 to 1 stet ffustarls, 7 to 1 eget Tyne, 10 to 1 add Comedy. 100 to 8 agst Bard, 14 to 1 apt Shot offered), 20 to 1 doh apt Melissa sad Yak Gersldine. At one time Tye* trams with s rash into high favour, sad took the land in the beats,. Bto 1 was taken about her, ehilst 4to 1 was laid against Miampie. Bke was, however, quickly drives beak, sad at tlas close the current price wee 7 to 1. THE RICE. At the first Digest anaSi;llMitsidet wassailed. Semi immediately wept to the frost, VW,* well laid up, going on woad, Melina third, Censeay hewels, Tyne fifth, and Mermaid sloth ; Shadow seat Lan order they pro ceeded to the top ot the hill, when Vienna took • decided lead, Serest following in her track, Malin gong as third, and Tyne fourth, Shot at • ling Mistral bringieg up the roar. Nestles the threopmeter-mile poet, Seen was passed by Melissa, and Tyne begat to drop eff. At this point the favourite w SUS to draw forward, and when winds a sheet dinettes of Tantalise' Crain he teak fourth plant On entering the *might Victoria still held the lead, with Mania is edam attendance, Comedy sad the roomette bang third and (moth, sad Fair Geraldine mat. When Per the diem as Comedy dropped off, hasten ; and Maltese deprived Vic toria of the lead, abs Marmite sow befog third, the ethers stragelinst, sad evidently gaits hasten Hell way up the distance Viet. vie wee in difficulties, sad the favourite shot peat ber, caught Melissa when opposite the Stand, and, attar • very interesting set-to, she achieved the victory by a seek, the sewed Minim the third tbros 'meths, same distance be tween the third and toroth, Mermaid was fifth, Comedy sisth, Shadow mouth, Secret eighth, Shot niath, sad Tyne absolutely Inn. Tan RAILWAY Prawn (Handicap), of 60 soya., foe ell ages; any wiager alter publics ice of the weighte Sib intr.. New T. Y.O , three quarters of • silo. Captain Cbristie's learn, bylrossway, a yes, Sit tea Dfordhani + 1 Mr. Hob='s Georgia= lidos, t_re. ast. (WWI • I Mr. Midland's lath, yes, rot flh (Pritchard • Tha followie also tee Champagne, Seam, Mirage, W , m. by Van Troup—Qum Mab,, Alroone, Protegee Airy, Billiaghant, Sabrina, Nicholas, sad Reuboo Marta. Baotou 6 to 1 sash apt Kestrel sad Defiance, 6 to 1 apt Queue Mab mare, 8 te 1 eget Alcyone, 10 to 1 apt Oeorgiun Shins, 10 to 1 apt Prottesecr Airy. Qmen Mab mare led of, bat bad seemly proceeded 290 yards when Krotrel. Georgian Sides , sad Ruth went to the front. le the but two or throe strides G. orphan Sides caught Kestrel, sad the sweet ended is • dead heat. Ruth was a length astl-a.balf behind then. Qum lab mare was • bed fourth, Deleon fifth. Deeidieg bea*—Betteg : 6t04 on Bistro), who woe by throe, quarters of a lecgth. Fits ORSAT SOILIZT FOAL SY•mai, of 10 OM imb, with 100 added, for three-sr-olds colts, Sot 71b; fillies, Sit 4 , h. Cerlaht psuolties sad al lowances. Last mils of Pia Derby room (36 eels.) Dots of Illeffind'oaree br Tallmelte Set 714 lB. ROMS) I Mr. f. laegretelluesse. 76.- (D. Hashes) Mr. Onitimes Ilitgairsc 114713 (Yates) S Issit 011611111141.• WISISK Ob.— ratan 4 MT. 00,11110% 061011~s. en 710 G. Oates 6 Mr. Ontertsbeellte Prime, est Ms Cr. Sherwood) Betties: 6to 4 es Wen Langtoa. 4 to 1 opt Peter Wil kins, 100 to 16 ant Simeon, 7 to 1 eget Tyre, 7 to 1 opt Illuminator, S t.l asst The Prises. A fine roes in with Tyre. Sirocco, sad Illuminator ended is favour of Tyre by half • leepb, the mooed beatieg tits third by a bead. Peter Wiliam was • bad fourth. West Lsagton and The Prince were quite haven of. Daisy sad OAKS &KAKIS of 6 sem. each, with 30 added, f r two-yr-olds sad upwards. °pommel laic( weights. Half a mile. (17 subs.) Mr. Howard's Dom by Lltstbsto, lyrs (Mt), 743310 (canted 4st Gib) M. E. R. Clerk's Plsoslblo. 4 you (6011 ?at Mb Diloowdral fl Mr. Season's Darn. 4 yrs MO. 7st (Marlks) Ths fallowing oleo ran:—Stuff sad Noeseme. Persia, Cooteader, f by Birdestcher—Seerillee, Whiteface, The litiesprond. /lanai Setae, Little Jetts, Hut Royal, e by Ratan—Alias, f byllestlnematician—Lady Penplarms. Ileitis, : 6 to 4 opt U , 6 to 1 apt Whiteface. 6 to 1 soot Bea,,, 6 t e 1 apt Stuff sad Noserone, to 1 BSA Plausible. Bto 1 apt Alice colt, 100 to 8 eget Persia. Woe ty a length. Very bed third. Hart Royal was fourth, Sacrifice filly fifth, trod Persia sloth. The winner was bought in for 210 guineas. NEWCASTLE-ON TYNE RACES. Sectremstms yea 111 Noway ya at l Tna. La.& Alfred. 4 °amtasty „ 4 Ou 3 Ircelsithe Grey 4 Rateyeacele Wbitekek Az Illery 0.1.17 4 Dallas 4 Freddy ....... 4 raw *46 3 St. Oast & isil;;;;Pun. Ire zsna. Ap it lb Lily Peek Oladl Alaciatke Lard Denreatmater ... I Iso6oes_ . . .... I I I eta $ I 4 844 W, Tb . MU. •••••... I S iiia;;Ts...i Z.: i i • Ewa.. $ • ..... ...—.. Ms Owarlier ....... $ 0 Mae of 1mad•61 —. ...... • 0 111 A PAL AND MILITARY PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY Mout The gunboats cense foto harbtur today to pay of ?le Brunswick, Janes Watt, and Coopeterar, ihipsof ..r, left for the Crimea yesterday, to bring Pose trectga. The palace dormoostratious paved off admirably: tha day wao observed as a genera hotly. WAI D PALL itAL,L, NAT N.—Barmy— 'NOT Omani Charles 41 11 Windham, i 5.11., to bs promsted to tits Weal rash of lieuttonot-gonoral In larkai. Dated let Johnny. Ind. ADMIILALTT, HAT 30 —Appotwrmion.-.Captolo J. A. Pa ter 0044 to the Brilliant, 20, at Itheasas. : B. P. Da Kottsow, to ha Oraaawtek. M mow Moen YIP, of 4. Mono power, at Devaeport; mad C. I. loots to the Omit Owed. Maim: H. W. lids (1.11&$), M tho Coolowe. 6. po4s whoa Mem lOWA or 146Aiwo prow, ot ltielimooth I - A. 11. T. Oren (1161),Io1M emit, I. paddle WhaM Moon Mom of 1161torw power. at tortemootb. sompeass: P. army IN& to Ma Wow, St maw Atm ahlp, fi4O/Mipe n s i ia: Dowooport; ash w. O. ciatu, M.D. (1152), ft Ow 16, peed* wild Mon frigate, at Mfahorae pow; sa 11161.111 Ihotwo s A T.ll. Paws to the (away, 66, mow ao eM =izt Nabs= prom 10Wwww; sod J. Mello to Um Co. 6 paddle Mod Mow owesolos moot ot 1 pewee, hawks awl Wed bah Owlits. B.R. — Ye I. tlio Sim 14, mow ottani deaf 421110010 .111slimmoola Amino; ord 2. B. IL Noliootoo. to dr 4, sails viol slim thip, OM hone power, at Domes& llstal : D. 1% Foostatallo to 111. loyal Albett, 111, is,, alma Oft 42 140.1m0a pow. 114.11totroataa MWmo, torstraosma rot 7 ar amid; A. P. N. late and O. 0. Hat to the Ntior. PORTSMOUTH, MA 30. TM Caner, 91, Captain Robb, saml tba Majestic. 81. (mew Mod, °space move, sailed lan Aga lir dr Crime tat bring Imo tang& lbs itanapasali, $l, (earawl. Clagnin iq. 'glad to. gar as therm swim ti. Daunting. SS (germ WO.. MOM DON, lodged to teem tbe Kok ma likaus mom BM Ps la aimed Ws Mawr lo left Ziodelo do — diled trawl) ado id lerboar Mb waft lo ilbs Imp doo Yr ludabt limb= i h. bd. At delft Ada led dobt do wadi. arida demi up, tot. et tort do NM loft di g aid Is *0 ra ter•blZ s ti Ante OpUboal Mddiudi ad lamodd • d lbo inuabo en Or 0•••11Zubld hod lim le= tbl=dlo ". =l - w - d. Oreom. odds op do esy dm viewed dab odidomir by Edo Ism of tborddis dm*: TIA dud arched old • NI tie. Mr. Field appeared for the plaintiff, end Mr. Francis for the defendant. This was an sedan brosibt by the plaintiff, a minis; alma', to meow 1141 Is., three smiths' salary, from the defendant, who was viewed of stopper mine in Waterford (Ireland). Several Wain were produced is which the der findeat admitted his liability. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount dalesed, ML 74. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1858. Lain *materna. 11111 POLION 00171101.. a 30. 11.7•1177. IN 11 TIII 141011111TANT 1171 AND 7111 111110/A2Ol ZQUITY - lIIIIMM VIC James Quick, an intelligent lad, to the service of Mass. Braun and Kortoski, cap melon, of Landon.wall, was 'barged with robbing his employers. happened, on the Set heavies, that the prossators,who sage ed the prises as errand boy. without inquiring into kis , discovered that he had Sea carrying en sea , easels system of plaudit Irons the day of his entering ] their envies. When the robbery was fist dimmed, Mr. ' Braun said if the prisoner would confess to the handkerchiefs he would forgive him. Re did in, and the olden see missed. The primmer was thee talcs into the olds by Mr. ' Hernia Callisar, the clerk, to whom be 'missed to hoeing takes 4 pairs of hat. 2 pieces of cloth, nerasuriag 86 yards, 39 ceps, 3 Mesintabes, 1 grey alpaca ocet,l black cloth coat, 1 light cloth cost, end 1 light vest. Mr. Brain subsequently gave him into sostody. A witness of the name of Horsey, of 41, Beech-street, Barbican, stated that be kept a shop for the sale of nor/- deemed pledges. He knew the prissier, and a day or two previous had_parchsald of him • piece of cloth, whieh was predated Whoa the abater din came he brought two coats, two caps, and a waistcoat, sod he gave him in es *hugs another o,at and 10.. He did sot inquire of the priwner where he obtained the goods on that oession. When he bought the roll of sloth, he asked him where he got it, and where he lived. The shout said he livid in Myrtle.street, Holton, and that his father was &separator, and as he was sailing horse-hair ace, he had no as for the tea sat of sloth he wan offering for sale. He gave the prisoner 16e. for the piece of cloth, whin, he believed, sea slued about sight yard', and made oat a SA which the prism sainted. Mr. Brian tad the wholesale price of the cloth was Sc. • yard, and there were upwards of 10 yards of it. Alderman Cabitt said the ertens was as 'sally guilty as the prisoner, and he stead not let hiss go without having some security for his :appearance. He wee only hesitating whether be should Oct pot km at the bar beside the prisoner. If the witness had been charged as the receiver of stolen property he should have osisaitted him for trial. Hotasey said he did cot know the value of the cloth. He had only bole in Saimaa on his own amount sit months, baths had been erns pease en manliest in a pawabroker's shop in Hookacry. Bell, the Mends caw, said : Whoa an °Mar goes to swat/token' does to get important information they show him thole boobs, and reader him every assistance, but la setdrips as that kept by the witess,where no hooks were kept, the WINN were always baffled in their endeavours to Wm Mit, property. He had no doubt witness's esti blablelet was a kind of leaving-shop," for he saw nem bet of pseeele peeked up lad labelled like pledgee. Haug said they were pald-off pods. Alderman Cahill then required him to pot in bell for his appearance, which he did. Yesterday Alfred Cotton, an assistant to Mr. Mau r botoegh, of 26, City-road, produced 7 ape, 2 pairs of boots, and 3 costs, which bad been pawned by the prisms fres the 10th to the 19 thof this month. . Co Mr. Glasse (with wham was Mr. W. W. Cooper) stated that the guides of wisulmg up this 11138110611)" had Imes tuferred to aharahers, punuerst to the ceder of his lussour when the matter cants before his es a previous soession (as reported In the Exprus). and the Chief Clerk had minded 'hot the company might to Mr would up under the provisioos of the wioding-op as*. The Vise•ChaeoeUer—Take so ceder to wind up Um warmly in chambers. Mr. Roxburgh ( ~r some of the shareholder') asked that the mete of the polies and of the refemense to cliamhoze might some out of the estate, sad, Mr. Glum sot &jeering, The Vice-Clumeelar made the malted direction. COURT OF COMMON MOB AT NM MOS IS 1/007)011e 18.—MAT O. a nines mows= 11011111 LL e. 00T3015 Ann ANOTIIIIL—LIBILL. This WY an action to realm damages for • libel pub lished I. the Heath Beams Chaseire, sad the defeadent pleaded not guilty. Mr. deijreat kyles, la eposiag the ease. mid the plmiatiff bed been s (mamma afi soma bet haff honemme lamhost. The plainne's ratios same ea fee began at Omateebary, sad wint purported to be a report of the preemedloge in the Bankruptcy Court appeased is the defendants' paper, pert of which rem as foil, we :—" In the ease of ffellest Riehbell, who bedobtaied his discharge ea the INS Mart day, a rule ! ski for re-besring of the ease wee granted en the appli- , mike of Mr. Clarke, a Lmadcm solicitor, with whom su ' undemanding had bees entered tab by the insolvent, which the letter bed Misread, vielared." This was the libel, and the plaintiff's elm was tint the statement is it of an under standing having been dwirsztly Masted wee sot true, and that the report wee not correct. The newspapers Davie. been admitted by the defendants' owned, se elite/ evidesee wee laid before Wiper,. Mr. M. Chambers rem to mddrems the jury for the Is (*.deem _ _ ier7l4;rjesat Byles—Do you sell witnesses ? Mr. M. Chambers—No. Mr. &titans Bytes—Than I will say a f.w words to the jury in sumesiog up. Mr. M. Mattoon—Go ea. The learnod serjeant did go ea ; bat st the eatelualea of hie 'porch, Mr. Chambers submitted that there woe no case to so to **jury. Time was seeking to s►ow that the plaintiff was the person alluded to is the libel. Hi' lordship, however, held that the objection came too late. Mr. 11. Members the. addnesed tie jury for the de fendant% sad ultimately *cordial was found for the plaintiff for 40r. COURT OF LT 30. arms' AT T Patti AT ARCHES COURT-MAT SO. VIZ INIOIIIIIIIDOI 0•11. Dr. Swabs, (who inks with Dr. Phil issore) named his argument is behalf of the appellants, the Rev. Mr. Liddell sad hie edwirehirardeas. The ewe was not comeladed when the 00illt lOU. CBNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. The nen sat again yeiturday for the panne of &e -pode; of the remaining eases that wen adjourned in eon reunenoe of it being found imposible to try them owing to the we of Palmer exciting so muds Merest, and the ember of Whiting that were maenad in it. OLD COURT. 111110111 =I Petit Freed' Maps, 39, wee ladleted for Moans( and embeaslhig a letter eentalaiss a esysrefira, the proptrty of the Poitsaset , r-Cleeerel. . . . . Is other mounts the primmer wu charged with ft losimuly destroying a letter, while esgagedia the minim of the Post oMee. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Poised coadacted the prosecution. The primer was defended by Mr. Millard. It appeared that the primmer Ind been for upwards of twenty years ia the serene of the Pcset-oface, aad at the time the (doses we. alleged to have bun committed he was outplad es a letter sorter, sad it was hie ditty to 'Mad early In the morning at the Post-oficw sal assist fa sorting the letters arriving by the morning made. The offence im pond to the primmer wu repreeected to have been 00111- mittid cm the 16th of Aril, and it seemed that a day or two beton, is masoaneace of several toga knees bens Mead is one of the erater-slosete used by letter GUAM arrows meals were made to eadsavoier to detest the guilty party. It enema that a canna rugs of mavealencee, of the des saiptkia alluded to, is provided for the Wier seniors, .ad soother ter the ewers, .ad by • won! order of the Pot-once authorities, seep clue of pumas is their urns* is bound to tasks use of one of the clouts set 'put for that puticalsr Mass; sad es it is obvious that these assommedstiot s afford a ready mode of wan rid of any letters that may bats bus par labeled, they au to arranged as to be under supervisions where sushi proceeding is subdued seesseary for the de tonna of any persoa who may be suspected of guilty arse. nem. The letter th• wisest, was charged with stuliag. sad whisk costained a sovereign, was, it appeared, posted at (Rosmanr on the 14th of May, and arrived in du cane at the Osumi Pest-oßce oa the following morales, sad the printer, who was engaged la his ditty as • scent, would thus have had sa opportunity of gods; it fate his possession. Peaks, the POeteAke constable, cad mother diner belong - lag to the establishment, were at this time placed is • position to observe west was going oa in the clouts, sad obost half-past sin o'clock the prisoner went fate the one from whittles the tows letters had been takes ea the previous oo.ssion, and which, ss it mu one app ...pentad to the use of the letter carrnrs, be, beteg a meter, win Infriagiag the orders of the Post office suthori. ties by Rang isee of, and he was distinctly seen to take • letthr oat of his whet end tear it up, and tbrrw elle frag ments isto the pan. Alter he lied lilt, they were takes out sad pasted together, and they emu found to form the letter that bed been seat from Oloacesur. The phones was at eau takes late castody, sad on his being qaestioned, he admitted baths, bun labs the wsterclaset, bat denied having torn up any letter. 17pan hie being thinned a sowers*n was fond upon him, which corresponded to this utast with the one seat in the letter, that it was what is celled a florae and Dream savasign of the year 1624, and it appeared that the primmer gore two totally differeat seaman of the maul la which he beams pos. sawed of thiamin, stating is the Gat plasm, that it bad been paid to him as wars, s od afterwards that he hal ruined it from a savings bank. The prisoner, it appeared, was in the ressipt of 435. per week for biennials, ia the Post ale". Mr. Gilded made an smelt sad able address to this Puy ea behalf of the prisasion partisulsrly observing ars the leas period of his mules is the Post.office, sad b eadravanzed to show that the enure might have bees to. takes is the identity of the prisms,. The atomise Meng summed cop, the jary, after • abort deliberation, baud the Wieser Gritty, bat rums mended him to mercy as the wand of his good *hustler mid the lug period he had besot la the service of the Poet often The &corder observed that cues of this esseriptioa wen of me serious • cheraeter that a uniform scums of ;manhunt was Lawn* sited twos, sad character maid set be taken fate aundesstios. Mr.Onekilia inid his wee isstractid to inform the court elett. la addition Se the letters that had been found on the previous ocaulaa, thews was another ladictamat splint the primmer, sad sines he kW bees is custody the complaints sliest internist hie downbeat bad decreased stirenty fire per seat. The Recorder said be would moulder the soutanes that ought to be pronounced. NEW COURT. Harriet Graham, aged 30, wee indicted for attempting is Area pistol at Joha Munro* Graham, with talent to do him bodily hens. Mr. Perry prow sited; sad Kr. Sleigh defended. fibs wee separated from bar beetmed, as actor, of tbs Priassee's Theatre, some time egg ma emoast, as he mid, of her 'ideal tenser. There had Muth ern disputes abort her Wow's., aid on the slot of the 2nd last. she met him attar the ;beam sad mopped a phial at It., which wee loaded, bat did sot go of. !Ma wee Assad rvailty.—Seatiacie defermd. Joba Feriae% 21, and Bush Hawse, 40,were indicted for samba, 4001. from Madam Howe. Mr. Sleigh sad Mr. Thomism° promoted, mad Mr. Lilly I &shaded. -- Tb*iroesia tor was a bard•workiag =a of West Ha= wrices wife absicoadrd with all hie etioiep to the bow et the feat= priecatio, sad those* was co be. way with Postaill ilwierlie, whoa they were stopped. The wow= was baled Not realty, Fesaell seradeted, wad assessed to two years' uspoiemoist with hard labour. THIRD COURT. HMIS MIL /ISINIONWIT. Loa Wilson, 26, mu Witted fee palmy. no lad gima evi&ases agaiost o yeast am oared Glom" Brews. 'sa laam& to an inaothe Lapaseemset for as small at Wilm slow. Tim ow swill lot vas held by the preskilas Snider oat sallchat to go to tbe jury. NS. log iprossoisil. mad Ms. Pa as Weald. John Mark 801 l said he was sent to lb* prosecutor's promises on the 22nd inst., when Mr. Braun said the pri soner bed been robbing him of tome handkerchiefs, and Ott if he would tell him the troth be would forgive him. Witams raid be could rot be a party to any snob proceed ing, sad went away without beeriest the primer's reply. Mr. Braun sent for him again about so lour after, and said be found the prisoner bad ban robbing him to such a stitch larger amount than be thought that he must give him late custody. The primmer, who was present, said, " You promised to forgive me," and Mr. Brain said," Yea, I did, but I did sot toes tblak that you had robbed me to the frightful *stoat that you have " He took his to the and received in Ma mantes a part-moansie seatais lag 17e , and the articles sprint of by other witnesses. Tbe piseam, who said tbst be only made hiscaufeteks on a promise of forgiveness frequently n postal, was committed foe trial. Charlie Cook, aged 19,was charged with stealing a watch, the property of &min Smith. It appeared that the per motor on Saturday night saw a crowd at Kieg'nerees, and upon going to Dee what it bad assembled for, betels a band in his weistooat pocket. Find ' log that his puree, whisk contained 9. 84., had gone, be eaugLt hold of the paws's., and gave him into custody. The primer bad bees seen near Hag's-cross nearly the whole of the evening, and sled named Davis. employed en the Great Northern Railway, who had been watching him, saw Wm take the prosecutor's par,. When the prisoner wan marched, a letter, of which the following is a copy, was !mind upon him : "Aldershot Camp, May 11. " Dear friesd,—l write these few lines to you hoping to dad yen well se It leaves me at prawn t. I hope yoa ease out yesterday along with Peek, sad I hope he is quite well. No doubt you know about me helpg in the Rides. Jock Marlin has got 84 days, sad will be out in about a month. He told me all about you. I had a letter on the quiet from Rama last week, and she wants me to scarper, waieh I seen to do as moos as I eau saves bob or two, a I have sot got soy money. Wog on fourpsees a day. It yea and Polly get any "stuff " them holidays send me shelf-sr ,wn's worth of stamps in slitter. I expect to be up next Saturday for two days' pass if Ima get it. Ned Allison is deserted again along with a corporal. There is several blokes in the Brd from Kest* stmt. Give my respeete to Johnny Holley and Maundry, sod tell ea how Cooly loot., sad if ne spoke about Sell. I hear you have bad a letter from Sall, so you are all right than and no mistake. She is a fine gal. Give my lost respects to all legatees, friends, and Ist me know how Margaret is, for I am dying to see and kiss her. So to *edible here epistle, I may say good luck and good bye. Send • letter as goon as passible, and ask Jack to and us a bob, if he ran, to stamps. —From your tree pall, " ALVARO Lowse.' The prisoner, who in defences denied the charge, was then committed for trial. *ARLBOROUGF-STREET, Several pntio;;;,;lloiitits . " - coere;•f the morales came to this lout to make the sisal half-yearly declass tiaras, volunteered their testimony t t the sitting megistrate, is favour of the °Merle sanded in general of di* immeem melee of people which ea Thursday sight thronged the thoroughfares sod the parka. The magi,trae sod the enlist clerk also declared that they never in their leogtheued es perisae• of the conduct allege usembleges witnemed more peaceable and praiseworthy behaviour. The oaly appear• as.. of disorderly conduct took pl.ce in Hyde park, about 7 o'eleek,when a party of "roughs" boson pelting decent persons with clod* of tort Several respectable women bowleg been thus assaulted, and their benasts and clothes dammed, a number of gencemen began to rennonattate, sad or Goan their appeals disregarded, formed themselves I■tea body sufficiently smug to overawe the deorderlim. The rosghs," who were recognised by one of the Mars of this court as prisc - pally from St. Giles's, Seven Dials, Drury-lase, aid other Irish 'maltase, dispereed with ,ut further mischief. Thee* were osly three or four trifling ewes orbit/ Oat of the peace demonstrations yesterday brought to this court. Mr. Robert Finney, a medical man living in Pell-mall, was charged will ndisg furiously down Regent-eases, at eight o'clock the previous evening, when the street was crowded with people. Mr. Bingham said the pace at which the defesdant was proved to bays ricides aiusg a erowded street might have bees productive of merlons accidents, and he abtuld there fore islet a Ilse of 40e. - °tors* Barris was fined 10a. for backlog his brougham into a lady's carriage is Tilnel-street, ha being drank at dm tine. - - . Predk. Waller was chatted with amealting Louisa Spearman. The complainant said her dress was rather lone, and on some pima treading on it in the crowd, she nada bold of a woman's dress nese her, is save herself from felling. The defeedent, who was with the somas, immediately struck her a violent blow on the face, and blackened her eyes. Fined 11 or me mesa. Robert Matthews was inn 20s. &retaking John Arnold with hie whip in Regent-attest. Edward Loney woo remanded ea a charge of bevies kaornted does wth his van Constable Bathe, who at. toughed he sheik the reckless geed of the horse, and la so dense Ind his thrgh broken. Wan* Kavanagh, a lad, wee Seed 21. 6d. for throwing turf at tha_paaphe r Ilyde perk. Thome Hooter, asother lad, was Sued be. for throwirg sines at Elise Lewes, a cake and sweatiest &aim, nu knocking nor his basket Is order to scramble for the no tion George Oren, footman In the service of General Caven dish, Borlington-garden, was charged with essaulting George Bram:tat, groom of the chemben. The compisinnt, • foreigner, maid, in °magnate of the feetiv.ties of the pennies evasion the servants did not go to bed uatil very late. As the 1. fondant had not risen at ✓ght o'clock he tried to awakes him first Ay calling to him, neat by sprinkling big body with a little water, and deafly by throwing the rest a the water in his fees. This last op plicate.* reseed the defendant, who jumped oat of bed sad gave him • blow on the finer. Mr. Biaghata said it was an assault by law to nrnw water ever any one, and as the complainant had given the first provoratioo, the only way in which he oo•14 deal with the nee wee by binding both puns over to keep the pesos towards molt ether. THE Ii •Meaars. B. Salomon§ and Boas dui* no to state that the pia star, with flambeau ow sub side, eshibited at IL Cheepside, should ha.. been at tribated to tins issued of to the North of Ragland Fife lasaresas COffiagany, Ile gives Is several papers yesterday. A PUBLIC TEA PARTY.—The peace was celebrated at Swathed by, assuget other things, a mucus publish prosoesise, *ad's( with a tsa.yarty at which s great author of peach. sat down to *Mc The node of mom, oat the tea, says the Stamford aliffelitY, WINS souls, is flussafora. A. issues* era was placed ea toe middle table, from whist' pipes raa tas length of ilia =argue, end at equal distances wore tape te draw off the beurep. This was soder the asaassonsat of Mr. Co*. Tee tables was *pasha aided by 180 ladies, who 'lured thesselvss emerge booby to satidy sod gratify Lbws swiss their charge. With the saWebildrsa, if when 1,200 sot down as the Bost party to bo eisriad, Um were perfectly sacco.sfal, sad the javealles left asstasted sad grateful. This status of tae asitsvtaisuseat was 'lured by Lad, Mary, Lady Victoria and Laid R. Casil. Per the tee 200 stress of sake were lthe sad whale was essammed or larded away. Wg=ril tea wore sob, GM 110 sallies was MR. Intelligence has reached Bristol of a destructive explosion of fire-damp at the Ynadavid mine, ore of the en tensive collieries °weed by the Governor and Company of Ct.pper Mitten in England, at Cwmavon, Glantorganshire. A portion of the mine bad been for a long time in a danger ou condition, but unusual precautions against disaster had been taken by th• proprietors and their agents. Eirave's latest mine ventilators bad been fixed, and the men had been liberally supplied with safety lsnthorns and strictly charged not to enter the workings with any naked lights. The aeon of the present explosion can only be sod actors d, but at shout 10 o'cinek in the worship, and at a time when some silty or seventy bands were at work in the pit, the men who were working above ground became eensible that an eipltsion had taken plate. Some of the men immediately descended the shaft, and found that the scene of the catastrophe was the big vein, all the men working in which, twelve in cumber, were killed. Their names are—Walter Morgan, 26; David King, 26; Hopkin Hill, 60; David Williams, 19; John Lewis, 30; Hopkin Williams, 27 ; Jason Even., 21; J. John George, 13; David Morgan, 19; Henry Griffl , he, 3.5; Thomas Thomas, 41; and David Thomas, 16. Many of the deceased have left wives and families, and the deepest distreas has been canted by the catastrophe /dr. G lbarteon, the manager of the w.,rke, was early on the epot heeling advice and assistance. It is a fortunate thing that no more men were in the vein, as its aides gave terrible indications of the great violence of the explosion—a very heavy coal cart was completely "crumpled" up by it. MINIMUM. T. M. IL J. Sawa& J. De P. Oran, Maashartee sad Saa leraseises. 011maliske aserobants-11. Soho&Id and J. [Hooka lintneer general Maw Radar warehourates —J. F.I" ewe 3 . RIMY. Minister, COMMLNIOII agent.— Y. Hargrave sad W. Booth, Leeds, Hasa suourdsturers —H. Symons and W. Symons , Watt Tlter.fteld.atrest , St. Marylohoor, blacksmiths—M. Santa sod J. Smith. Morley. Tork.hue. cicrli manufacturers—J. Blake aad J. Coleman, Livertool, flan chandlers—J. Smith, A. Powell. and J. Doughty, Birmingham, ride barrel makers, Ito tar or regards W. Powell —J. Drewry and T. itichardeoc, Nevrocale.upos.lyze, stockbrokers —T. Taylor sad G. H. Houghton, Liverpool, coal merchants—J. B. Barry sad W. Bury. Linda, letterpreso printers—R. Wallis sad T. Boaderroa. Diatuaurset, Cbeaprios, woollen wsuehouteutoo—l. Bohm sad L. Ifelt, Killell Lynn, timber merchants—R. Warner sad T. Hall, Leicester. boaters—F. W. R. Jones and S. &Staley, New Bridesatrast, Blookklare, attoeuripi—J, [Sokoto, P. Holm% H. Holman, Sarah Hohose, worth., L. Holmes, Mary Holmes. and Honsall Holmes. Cartworth, Hepwor.h, Iluddrafteld, Torbehlre, fat ours. so (.r an ugardt Walt Holmes. Martha L. Noise., Mary [Solana, sod Hannah Holues—L. Warier sad B. Scum., ididdioarg,greot. Whioehapel, proct•ion dealers—C. V. Julius and B. Hanford, lower Thameoatreet, City,printera—C. Halsted acdJ. E. Burton, Bradford. Yorkshire, woolnaplers—Y. D. 813 th eel T. P. Blyta, Beldwai'w. plaoo. Gray'rion•lane. and South..hatf, P.ddington, plaster of Park manufacturers—J. Thompaos sod W. Mogen. Nottingham, optimal —W. Cooper and B Payne, Norwich, surgeons—J. Smith and R. llictoul, Lath, caulk looker,. , . ButiTCLI SECIIIRSTRATIONS. Timm JIM, Dumfries, mime, contractor, June 9, at the Mae' Arms lan, Dumfries. Jea.a Mon mid anore ILIMLUT, Obetwow, millwrights, June 12, at t►e Faculty of ?mentor.' If a.l, Glargow, WILLUM KIAJOIRLT end Yesaoaatr EJIMAIDT.GIaspw. bakers,Juos at the Globe liet.4 Glasgow. THUNDER STORM IN SUSSEX. BRIGHTON., MAT $O. A violent storm of thunder and lightniiig, accom panist with heavy rains end had, visited the western pert of Busses on Thunday, intending to Brighton, Lewes, sari neighbourhood. From what we can lento, Litenharnoton, Wi rthiag, and Elhoieham appear to have felt its sHeeta the most severely. In the vicinity of the former pllO.l. a bullock was killed by the lightning, and the electric fluid also Musk the wires of the telegraph between the Ford and Littlishanipton stations, doing • iesiderable damage, and pawed into the letter station, e replete', date, yed the tele graphic instrument. Fortunately no perms was touching it at the time ' or the coneequenoes might bays bean serious. The rain fell in torrents; and et Worthing the to en was almost deluged, but we believe no particular damage re. salted, though the thunler and lightning was terrific. At Shoreham the storm roped most furiously, and we* nearly being attended with a fetal result. Five or sin of Mr. Bal ley's workmen were engaged on the meat of a ship, which was in the course of erect on in the yard, when they were ell struck by the lightning, and were ell more or lees in Jared, one most seriously. At Brighton and Lewes the storm was sensibly felt, although nut to so great an extent. The rain, howevr, fell in such torrents between Lewes and Keymer, that a portion of the railway on that line was completely inundated, and the trains had to pass through water for some distance. Another correepondeat writes The storm lame on a little before noon, sod extended from near Hastings to Portsmouth, and about 10 miles Wend. The peals of thunder were tremendous, end the lightning exueoingly vivid ; while the rain poured down in coutiouess strums, everflowin the rivers, sod c :Tering the lowlands with water. At Chilli the /tattooers house, which is built on the low ground, near a strum of water, was completely earn unded by the Mod, which entered the bowie, and filled the nose on the pound dour to a ►eight of Pew rel feet, the inm+t• a being obliged to betake themselves to the upper to , ma Ur shelter. At liestlideld a form *avant, named Piper, was struck by lightning while sitting near a window eating his dinner, sod was killed elation staa tansotiely. His master wu sitting in the room, sod at the sem moment experienced &severe shock, but escaped from persons' Injury. Tbs storm came on so suddenly, tbst it is feared the demure done to the cattle will be very great, sad the growiag crops are much injured in mazy placer. COLLIERY EXPLOSION.-2WELVB NEN KILLED. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZIITTIL Jaws Wautaa Noma. SuZinera;iell; watchmaker, to aurresda Juno 7at 12, sad July 11 at 11, at KaMoshall-atreet. 8011.. klaamltad Stelean, Nlcholaolune, LombardAtreet; of. sealg., Clue- asa. - Aldersiasiory. BWANDI Mao., Poway. gamy. spoihotary, Is.. 11 at 11j, wed July 8 at 1, at Bulagball.straat. &ga..., Lawsuit* and Co.. Old Jewry-phantom alt y ; litscoreld, Poalaghallottert. Gasses Throats. sad Itamos. Osman WlLinrkm, Great Bt. Banes, alt , ahlp sad lasuratwo broken Is.. IS at 1. sad July 5 at 1., at ad-stmt. Bola, Mortar sad Soo, Mamma, Bishop& gala; swig, Masao" Bashigliallotsvet. Avian Qumran. Radom. Ears grow, Jabs 15 at 2, sad July sat I, al llasladhall.alsoat. rola:. Kooks, Badtaad.row, sad Rao" Walden ; af. wag., Mohasco, 13a.lailtal.artet. taasx D Wianas.Setdock.ro d, City-road and . Lasdeshalatreet. City, ' ' ` • engineer, June ii at )21, gad - July b st 12, at Basingbaltitreit . . Polk, Linklater sod Hardwood, Warns" Lily ; off. sang., Nichol *" Beginghall street. 011:0101 RoWLAND, Enth, Kent, brewer, Jam lust 2, sad July $ at at Baninglia&atrect. CAA. Matthew., Arthur-guegt West, Lou. dombridge ; of. llSsy., Edwards, Sambrook-court. Tecussa Curse, Ilirmioch,m, builder, June 7 and July 4, at 111. et Birmingham Coal. iota • Baker, Birmingluun, sad Reese, Bir mingham; off. mete., Whitmore, Birmingham. WILIOoII Hat, Clenbury Mortimer ntr %maim, Umber merchant, Jane and go, at 10i, et Birminettim Court. rola., Boycott. Haider- Waster. and Moneta= and Brush; Birmingham ; of, arts., Christie. Birminghan limegas Poesy Joules Whitchurch, Shropshire. .manner, June 14 at lid, and July 3at 10, at Bar ham Court. Bolt, Hodgson and Allan. Birmingham ; off. awls., Shantou, Birmingham. Ososaa Wise, Botteetord, Leicestershire, builder, Jute 17 and July 11, it 10,, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sol., Wltirls. worth, Lionningb n, Lincolnshire; of, agaig., Harris, Nottingham. Carndateu POLONIOS. Bristol, outfitter, June 9 sad July 7, at 11, at Bristol Court. Solo., Began and Clang, Bristol; off. wig.. . ▪ brierml. -. 'ROM= Gamma Buts, Oloumeter, bill broker. June la and July 9, at il, at Bristol Court dol., thouceetw ; cf 7. Milky, MN& Avowing Bocimieme, Plymouth, baker. Juno 9 and Jley 7. at 1. at LaMar Coast hold at East Stonehenge. role., Primed' and Son, Plymouth, and stogdoa. Scoter; or. wig., Hlrtzel, Siete,. Gamma Blom and (MD/MY Bow, Cleckheaton, Voriphlre, cloth maaolacturem. Jump 13 and July 11, at 11. at Lards Court. Sole., Jackson, Cleetheatat, and Caries and Cudworth, Leeds; ,30'. Young, Leeds. Luna Mono+ Liverpool, marble mason, June 11 and Ray 9, at 11, at Liverpool ' Court. Sole., Francis and Almoad, Liverpool ; ca. C.gesove, Liverpool unatvarer PETRIONISMIL P. A. V. Hue, Dukeatreet, Groivemor. maim emir Woe agent- G. W. Bradebaw. Earldureet Faat, Limon-grow, Paddidalams omai haa -T. Lilly, Lower Mask Lambeth, tidier-Eleanor Anthony, tJttle Ake-Meet Iloodmen`mlisida, baker -W. Parker, Camden enlace-maws, Camden New-town, cowkeeper-J. Botha*, Den., Nt. Awns ad South. Caphamercied, farrier-T. Townaend, tailth'sderome, Chasm p inter-C. W. Smart, Ismouth-street, ClerkenwelL peek Welter -G Knott, Willow-walk, Bethierideey, manufacturer of daylight reflectors-J. Gosling, Croydon, jobbing gardevier - O. d, Matte Que. n'abuildtep, bromirmsraid, boot nod stem maker-P. Barbel, Fthaboltona lace, Brewton, coachman -J. Deane, Waderapace, Haetney.road. cheesenringer- C. Meyer, Floods-Omar, Wellforth, musician-J. P. Ritter, Harinford.terrace, Caledeulant aid. Winston. journeymen baker-E. Nathan, U wit. terrace, Commetelal.road Mast, and Union-court, City, wholesale Twinning. Powelre.plate, Cay.roed, tato storekeeper at rbe railway worts, Lioawellatreer. - W. T. Franklin, Newington. meant, Bull's Pond-road, mathematical roc maker-C. M. Pouts, Charietteatreet, P iiroy.equare, late Pret.offtoe clerk-W. R. Wore Ask, Chariewpace, Kenilah-town, baker-W. Rae, Grovitstreet, Wale worthammeson, hoop bender-T. Edmond, Gnat Catedenatreet, Osindendown, amountani -T. Mott, Blandforddemee, Bermondsey, tailor-J. Hewitt, blieppertnn-eottagee, New Northaosa, moistest dark at a straw oat werelteure-W. Wilkinson, Alpha Cottage, South grove, Stepney, commercial traveller-J. Stmts. Little Maylebonee street, St. Mary lebone, warkeerier -W. Redman, , Weymouth. terrace, Haelnerroar. bonnet • hope maker -H. Marlin, Freed-meet, Paddington, and Cainbridgeeterrsoe„ Eilgwantroad, Pyre, licelestosatreet, Pimlico, mad King Mahan-street, (My, engineer ). Mayon, jun. Wiginorewtreet, Cavendish quays, salesmen to a Amman-A. Sewn, Marlborough-teed, St. Johaltwead, as a ✓eneral L tbe PoMogwvw melee-H. J. Smith, Dean. attest, Soho, painter-J. listiateu. dethers-plees West. New.road, carriage dealer Oodereal, Williantstreet, St. John's. wood, stonemason-C. Demerit, Denbigh pare. Pupate, surgeon-T. Simpson, Den,, Den. Mlth• irr riallico, jobbing earpantee-F. R. Totlall, Manchester , Weateitater, late farmer-IL Branch, Lemma reet and Gnat Ai/Olt/Mt, Goodman's fleas, earpenter W. Ilesses, Clayton. reed, Peckham, In anon to • a el merchant - J. Bentley, see., Clare. makt.terrace, Peeassalle, mecoantani-R. Wee dub, Memnon. trZNew Northrmad, plasterer-P. B. Hughes, Albao.plaer, sgure, abort hand writer J. Webber, Wood street, Waterloo. roan, buteber-R. C. Leman, Coleithillttreet, Paella), Scented wk. twiner -El en Gropthan. Manor. plane, Melees, late dealer In cases lisadrika Mara Knnpperi. Wilton-smear, Finsbury, late hotel keeper -C. P. Feuillth, MacelesSeldatreet, irohi, wine and canmisaiia agent-J. C. Lyeutey, trioneyaueet, dunthwark lodging bona keeper -A. Wander, Quorn f e.tcrrac , , bew-crues. late doorkeeper at the Crystal Pa!POP-- /I. Douglas. Crown Hotel. Bryswater, late trustee of the Leman estate Feed-Ann grans, Downisioterrece, t annonbury. mane widow-lit Posner Oslordeterrace, Old Kent-sad. late au awletait cashier in the Bank of England-11. N. Lsodsberget. Ss mlngtonatreet, Car-road, 00=12i...i0n agent-J. Primrose, Cam belige-M trace, Edgware...rad, gentleours. - - - - - - DECLAICATION2 OF DIVIDEND& Papa bemoan, Mancheffer, druggist-I.f divtdred of fo. May 27, and eny mite. quoit 1 ueadsy, et I loseman'a, Manchester. Lula HAIM" hlidelk ton. Ho need victuiller -Ire dividend of 41d.. /lay 27. and any auhaequent I uceday, at Hernaman'a, MagelteGter. (11411... Fox, Marreherter. printerher-let dividend of 21. Sid., May 21. and any subsequent Ise-day, at Hernenimel, lianche.ter. lime noon. Lusk) Brook Milts, near Maim, Colfol2 spinner lot dividend of be. eld., May r, a nd any anhaequent Tuesday, at Ilernamen's, Manchester. Teens? firmer, Lepton, blottlnahatarhire lace manufsetarer -let uividind of Se., May eti, and three eutsiguent Monday., at liar. rhea, NotUncheas. 14011/.. SIAIIICU, Mohnen', Bodfordrhire, corn dealer-let dividend ei W, 64.1., any Thuncey, at ChnetSe's, Birmingham. DITIDENDIL Jane 24. T. Stocker aid C. G. ritorker,lilosneetreet, drapers—Joss W. J. (Marron, T. Johnston, and W. nevem, Henriettmatrest, Wen- Wester, tail.r• June 21.7. Ilutchins, Ilungerford,liet keture,tarteber - Jaw it. W. Wutgioa, Hanley Mllll , Kent, and W. Paut'a Hots). C 147, paper manuraetuter June H. C. Lee (separate estate), Mahn's estmeateet Within, ship senor —Jona 24. H. Davis, 'A lentorestrort, Oseesdias.equate. cabinet maker—Joss IS. H. Crop sad W. Coop, acequerbeat, buseadure, sUk manutsetwers —June 22. I. Motterm head, Matteleallstd, I WWI", builder —June 21. C. Hewett, Blientne. Ma. Seta—June 24. J. Maples, Nottlogbant, upholsterer—fuss 20. W. tinleaton, Halifax. Torkeltlre, 'tuff merchant—June W. et, 012. HA J. Atlas, sad K. J. el Consists, Ituaderatleld, Imitable*, woollen sloth mat:bents—Jane $2. F. W. Holmes, !.cede, wine merchant. CASTIFICATIN to to groatoO, amino mom boohoos to iloontrory. oa tho cloy el moodoe. Joao M. W. IL Hickorio, i.akootrao4. tk Jam s% *Om Joke —Juno AO. C. Y. 0114 COCO Uediaglias. Ern, ohoseliol-Jmo A. J. rolltigo. Oakley.mzeot, (bolero. ship ooroor--JOOO IL W. Welton, Illobooisd. long. grocer—Jam 11. IL CAN. AdiScd. Kest, oarpols...loso SI. I. Dolmas. Witches., draper —Jos 16. Jona OAR and Joseph Wwkwel. IDIMWAIso Colodosioa.l4lttoso—Jore It. W . Saw. lloilionllll--Jost S. J. 0:1. Irostai—JYJ I. IL Fox, Mom to=loolooloniiro. or IL J. W. Pik.. dr Wolvadoomma. assoit-..b00 I T. s.l= usaim owoobary. omo—,Poo SO. T. W. Moil. laalwooor JoaoDowilior si solt. BMW. NAM yt voroloil igIoWWIA COTTON.—lmmeoct., May 30.—We had to report lett week% dullanddepremedeotton market, with, however, &needy feeling at the ekes of the week, rookies from the more favourable aspect of the money market. On Saturday our mark t relapsed into ne forma quiet stare. and so ooetinued up to this morning, the tendency of prices during that Ume being uniformly is favoar of buyers. llihre• newed depreesion seemed mainly to untie from the mama received by the Persia from America. shoeing the rea lets at the ports to coo. thine large for the ananeed penal of the season, but at the same thee the opiniose as to the ultimate amount of the crop are in no rs open altered, and we still think our former e-timate of 3,500,000 boles will be realised, but not much more. The decide change in the value of money, as chows by the Bank of England farther reducing the rare of discount to flee per rent, will, no doubt, have an Important hearing upon busier., both here and in Mao. cheater. Perhaps the fuli effect of this change has not yet lad time to develop itself further than by giving to oar proceediop a more animated speeerenee, and checking the downwaid tendency of pekes, bet ear markt t has b aely regained all that was lost in the early part of the week. We reduce cur quotations for the middling qualtiee of American I.'6d. per lb., placing them as follows: Uplands 6 1.16 d.; Mobile, 60d.; Orleans, 6jd. sod on the common and inferior grades the decline amounts to nearly Id. per lb. The Corm mittee of Brokers place fair as lost week :—Up ands, ; eft ; &dean*, 7d. Bursts have ban in limited demand, nd ere purehmeable at rather eater rates; the same may be Bald of Brants. Egyptian cotton is freely and abundantly offered foe sale, and here, during the fortirght, the decline mar he plaoed at Id. 10. 8,180 Amerleam, ISO Swat, and 40 Egyptian are reported to have been takes on erealetloe; 010 Amenean, 3,090 Surat, and 600 Pern.am for report; so that the deliveries to the tads tor the week have bees about 03,000 toles Melee to-day. 8,000 bales, 2,000 being on speenhation sad for export. tiales for the week, 40,410 bales ODALL—Lowrest, KAT 30.—Beldle's West Hartley, 16e. ; Buse, Babede Hartley, 165.; Darisoe's Weet Hartley, 1154.; Howard% Weal Hartley, Nethartce, 16e.; T.nfleld Hoar, IS.. 6d. Tanked Moor Bate.. lb. ed.. Victoria Hartley, Ibit ; Walker Ericnr o .4 11; Wen Riding Hartley, lbe.; Wylam, 16.6 d.; Walla End 003. 10Tth. 13e. d.; Walls End Heston, 15e. 6d.: Walls End Hadley. 1 ba. 3d.; Walls End Ridded, 15e. 6d.; Wall. End Wharneliff lbs. 6d.; Eden Nan, 168. 3d.; Walla End Eraddylls, Hs. 9d.; WWI Fed Franawellgate, las.; Walls End Helton. 17s rd.; Walls bad Kepler Orange. 17h : Walls End Lacohlian, 175.; Walls End Raw 11% Helton, 161. 6d.; Walls End Soath !Mum, 175.; Walla End Statures, 17s. 6d.: Well. End Comp, ;es. 9d.; Walls End Hugh Hall, 16a.; Weis End Tees, 1/s. ; With, End Whitworth, 16..; Walla End Eve:wood, Ile. ; Anthracita, 205.; Derwentwater Hartley, 16s. Ships at market, 126; sold, as. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MAT 28. (Prom tie nislit's Gamete.) The Hight Honouroble the Lordm of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade end Plant Moss hare realm& through the Secretor , ' of State for Poieirin Affairs, a eau of a dmpatch from her llgjeity Conoul.General at Venice, reporting the minutia, of the prohibition to export horror from the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom. sod from the Duchies of Modest sod Parma. The R;Rht Ho. , ,orit%le the lends of the Committee of Prim . Owen II for TraAe and l'lmita'iona have received, through the Secretary of State for toreign Attain, a copy of a despatch from her Mejesty's Coneul-General at Venioe, reporting the following increase of excise deities on the importation into that place of the undermen. tinned articles: Amt dust. lies e. :in. Spirits, from 2 82 to 6 per imp. gal. Beer. additional 1 BO per imp. gal. k irewood „ Marcos' The &fight Honourable the Lord. of the Committee of Privy Cowell for Trade and Piantatao'e hate received, through the learetery of state for Vorenn aff.irs, a copy of a despatch from bee flsjetty's Corral at Malaga, stating that the Board of Width of that Ore have temond tbs quarantine of three days' obeervatiou hitherto Wowed on esmeis wiring at Malaga from ports in the United Ilbagdom. MARKETS. SEGAL —The avenge pith of brown or Vincondo root, the produce of the Belli& poweedons in America, competed from the return. made in the week er.ding the 24. h (lay of May, 1 , 151., Is $.. ltd. The see, age prioe of brows or Muecovado sum, the pro. doe of the Maur thin in the week ending ...hove, is 101 d. The aye rage price of bro. n or Mum:undo wear. the produce of the innt Indies. In the week eocling .e above, to 31s. Wed. The avenge price of the t►eee foregoing description of thpr, jointly, computed se above, and exclusive of duty, is 2 in 6d. per cwt. Bnissoa, Iloy °d.—The past hes been a broken week in cardigan market, sad the transectiods are on a very limited reale, prim., mw. ever, ate well supported and have every appearance o f bring =A. rained for some time ta come. Rumpled moduce insets with only a limited sale at about fodder rates. Rum continues dull and mime area shade eosin. OORtlf.—enzteisroan, Year 30.—There wan a amarr s ipp lt df wheat at melon to thin Wales Assent, and all was eltued of it sully to. raced tat week, and all the beet qualities relined tattle MIMI. Wheat, led, its. to 59a; sites, 7e..; 'phut, ;ix bsio, man. Bar:ey naranal. Beane, few offerulf, and fd. dente'. Peas and oats atm rather dearer. Lagoons. Yaw to.—Our market has bees moderately my➢Usd with wheat to-day. which millers tried to buy at rather ter gamey; this the tanners resisted. hence the Miriam dons wsa of a retail tbs. meter at stout last week's omit.. Wheat, red, his. to 10a; width to 775. Very little dolt g in spring corn. Barley, 40a to Oh Baas, 41s. to 47e. WalarTILD, MAT 60.—There has not been mach business in whet and Wet WWI price* are maintained wins difficulty. No mates' change Ps barley. Engli•is oats and buena enure', and rather Wan rates an commanded for each. eheuivit is firm. Average, wag ending May 4e: wheat, 2,13', uSa. gd.; barley, 37, 42a. 71.; oatr, 91, 276.4 d.; beam, 10, 42a. 6d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. Legroom. Bwws at ?nanny Form— Amelie. at Brest ; Felon, at Ffelsoet; Haubefe Pother, at Copenhagen; Utaatille, it Num; Ismyr, at Cometantinople. &than roa I.l.earoot.-I.leely lam, from R,uen, May 26 ; lietey Isabella, frmen Horde tux May 31 ; Jeanette 21t.leale, from Clatmd, May 22; Marla, from Memel, May 22. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Maw Wilson (ship), from London for Melbourne, May 13, all well, bit 38 N.. lon. 11.40 W. Aletbla (barque), from dime Kong for Cowc e, April 3,141.31609., lon, 33.42 S.; 43 days out Dominion (barque), from Madrss for London, March 5, I,t. 2.298., lon 80.09 R.; e days out. Inventor*. from the Meuritioz for London, May 10, Mi. 19.09 No lon. 45.43 W.: 67 days out. Lancashire Lam (Phi ), from 800 bay for London, Much 27, Ist. 21143 8., toe 44.17 11,.; 40 dap out. Neva (llngLish Pohooner), from LBlirornia for Lirerpoel, March 3,161. 31.408.. loc. 18.10 W. Parkrr, from Liverpool for Demerara. Mop 1, lat. 19 le „lot. 43 W. liedoaustict (ship), from Shasghae for London, Arril 19, Ist. 20.93 8., ion. 9°. 15 W. Swan Ann (brig), from Porto Rico for London, lat. 13.15 N., lom 32.00 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALROP.—May 16, at Grove-phew, Alptwroad, Mrs. 2. Atop, of • Sal. BR.—May 27. at Tountow Mrs. W. 6. Bragg of • daughter. DANIELL—May 27, Mrs. B. Causieil, of GlOUrfetet•terreee, Hide. put of • da.whter. !LWOW 17, the wife of U. klarerthy, Esq., of Welling ton. Pouserretehire, of • eon. rEistowni.—May 2'. at Bitteswell Hall, Leicestershire, Mrs. R. Fellow*, of • daughter. JOTINIATO2I.—May 17, at Manor House, Laugh), BULL'S the wife of T. H Johan - on, Esq., of • daughter. MILLEN:He —May 26. at Pak.vllls, Upper Holloway,Mrs. J. 0. Milledge, of • daughter. SKILBLCSL7Mwe V, at llowley.plaor, Moolvtall, Mrs. W. biol. tea Cl a danatter. BTORY.—May 2a, at Biegfield., Casan (Ireland), the wile of J. Story, Esq., ot a daughter. 11.1.1tR1A0138. JID kIdII—JAMES.—TiI ay 27, at Ll a rwoos, MeninemeryWdre , W. 11 Adams, Est. al Plea I:pent, Carno, Hot:item , !Aire , to Elossina Rehm& daughter of the Her. D. James, Vicar of Llansoog, sad Surat Dean of Arnatley. TOHBISS—LEWIS.—Iday W, br the Tee. It. Birk , ?dike. A Torben. eon of H. Torten Het., late Capteln in the Colitetream Guards, to Mary Pensioner, daugbtt l of W. Lewin Est , late of Thoratou. he4l7, Croydon, Surrey. SESOTANT—PAITHFULL.—Way 27, at Inver Iley'ord, the Her. H. C. Clown, the See. 0. P. Sestet'''. fen of the Rey. iof berghaht. late Canon of Idanehemer, to mly 'twee*. ileu,r..ter the Ker. 0. D. FaittitUll, Rector of Lower liert.rd, std el Guoby, Liooolnebirs. WILSON—EIAWKINOn.—May 97, at St. Gilee'e, Camberwell, 'f ic he t Her. J. Cohen. Jam... POT of J. n, Tnn ,of Rye-lane, t hes', to Adelaide, daughter of J. klawklep, Eaq., ot Ailuomplav, Mutinies, DMATMEL OBANT.—Way 16, at Gull'ord . atret t, Moult norm Christina. daughter of the Late A. W. Groot. Eq. SPENCIL—May 2 7 . at K.n.,szt..n, D. Spasm, F", formerly a Arllngtoehtrett. Plecodllly. mind 77. S TARLL—May 96, at Glenu.k, Mourouthrhre, Margaret, endow of t Stable, Sag., late of Staoreor, altddleere. STONIL—IIIay IT, el tiewick, ureez, Samuel Richard, sou of Mr. W. H. Stone, of Bright Need 2. W6Bh.—May 27, at Weld Sanctuary, Wartmineter, W. Web EA. WILI lAM74.—May 26, at Cann,naftreet, Elisabeth, wife of M. W.l. llama. egad 61. Imldsot potabod h Wumait lute Um" at tio.s. Leo bad ONVIA. 11111 e SAO 4• 'MM. WA UK L n . ter4 MEW.% lbe ha:beta Wiin....flatosiat.llis 13.13.14. 41 t I I I 1 I