The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-19 00:00:00

M SPORTING. THE GREAT YORKSHIRE STASES. TO TIM JD TOR ..I. Till VITRIOL 81a,—Takiag the competitors alphabetically, I left of last week at Deter Fist. TLis week I intend is else the artier• altogether, sal I comeasce with Panics (c dt by Merry Monarch, oat of Ossaiaa's dam). He was to have dose wooden in the Derby, bat weld soli' Isiah is front of the last balf•'_oeen : but bolos the nee be est proneuseed a rash impostor by the [KWIC' Val, who "It Litt' holl ti I to the el rims oabide dlTiiioll, and else will he little (measles to lake kis to York. ROOKILTII WIPE by the Her,, cut of Jeremy Dddler) bag been very quiet Sams the Derby. His omen was sorry be did not start his at Asset when he raw how easily the favourite was beaten, as he is a very geed second rate, and giorles in adu ans. He is one of the Dumber' string, ask clamoured', may bane to givo way to sow thing e's Mildly' was kept oat of Mr. HuG9 way for the 0.k., and It would be only fsir for him to return the compliment, if Use owner a Kalipyge thinks she cm via. Avidtaoos (eo.t by the Hero, cut of Ferias) is another of Mr. Hill's, gad at one time he was well spokes of for the Derby, sad was lucked et a short price whoa be was a two year old. He my,' his first appearance at Cb , where he got beaten by B.rd•ia Eland, E:Logtoc, and Viscount, for the Dee gt.krs ; and has not s':-J - en ►ioee. Hi looked likely to improve, bat sae h4rel:y hope to win in this company. SMACK o't Juba o' Gaunt, mild Tingle) is waiting for big turn in alms of tits tancl'eaps. 'iv is Lot so good as Salipyge by many pounds, bat may be started to waist her, and that is ab •wt all. SHOT (61:y by Bir , lcatcher, cut of Neu) ania dam) di/ap plaud der part) at Epsom, mad Ls z o likely to be trauma fere. STORK (colt by Sir Isaac or Gibb:er, dam by Heron) I shoal* sutposa mutant be a cams Mawr, trom the fact of leis having so few .agagrments. Ha ran shutters times a• a two-year old, with varied usettlif, but witioot damaging lb three-par o!d prospects in may way, for I Sod him et it sepia very early Ibis moon, for at the Liverpool Sprier, in Pebruaiy, ne ra.io the Trial B•akra very easily, bestial; Belo gist and Allred. At Warwick be succumbed to Phaerman, for 'ha Trial, acd to Sauceboz fur the Queen's Plate at Ehampton ; but nest say, for the Racing Stakes, be spoiled a ri-e p^t on Queen's Head, who was booked attar teinty, Ito 1 being laid on her: vet he gave bet Bth.., and beat ►er in a canter. He beat Hospitality, Heir of Linn., and tleaceeee lir the Or armor Stoker, at Chaster, and became a great favourite for the Cap, but could sot stay the count, an 18otabed &brut midway between the lint and last. Oa the Friday he was act up to the mark, and gat beaten tvri:e. Theodora and &sabot beating him for the half-mile Wright for age Wirral Stakes, and Ssuceboz teenier! the Wise on him for the Estee Stakes, Utmost or Coors.. He was alto out of luck at MarOcster, nuance only a good (mirth to Pie ty Boy fur the B,lfvri Corough Coo, but made am nth the week &f -lowing at Bak.. when be woo Me Biennial 8 aka of 440 nom , bestir? King Cob, Porto Him, and Foricoo. He has bad a teat of a mouth, and I do not aspect to ere math of his until rie rats for t'lla race, for whir] he is being pre pared, nod he sty manage to get a place. TTNII (Lily by Lego, oat of Glares of Tyne) wee wade a lasewinte to: the 0 ins„ but went units, atil she will be of w• here._ Tray (oeldiou by Tedium., oat of Billow) bee boos very refinalite in ell hie esuraftesom te, bom f g bee amble,' to soa• toad opiom but thud -rote, ; sod b. bu mos two or threw boavy stakes la unmoving,. Lim, boaster, be wwald bo all •brood. IAItiOA.LEN (by Vat Tromp, out of Little Casino) was a keg way b.. oO We.t Ltrg:ln when will ; sad as be went maim In •Ita smog, he a tterrArglily useless. VICTOMA (filly by Melbourne, oat of Mewling) has been Mit three Woes, and exhibited an improveu sot on each occasion. Sue was sot is wo-k till tn. commenceneset of this year, awl Oa bet first appearance she r.• • good nee with Wnlmer, sod was finally beaten e'e early by a Isere for the Co;usen Sakes at Newmarket. She did not like the gtosnd et Ep•orn, bat ismayted to obtain the third place kr the Oaks. At Ascot shoshowed a great improveemet. For the Coronets er. Stakes she sends a ridienletts *ample of Bpiadle, bestir" her by three lengths very email!, •b eh performance makes her better that Pitapat as the latter but sons In beating Spindle for th e ' lit. JAWS'S Palms Stakes on the clay ti bowleg. She dolts not lock likely ever ti teltp.• Fass)lettr; but the stable lotted making tor very auto). Long shr.ts arse Feted against lir r for ho h •his ad ths St Leger ; but whether the ultimately Marts or no*, tie odds again. t her will he corsiderahly re duced between the present time and the cay of the ram, end many para.. intend =skean some thing on: of ter by !pecking bar for hedging pierp,nee. It is sot imp soble for her to be the npreaentattee of Butt's 4.1:4 with Sant womew the mad anti mini of the first-elsos jockeys this year) is the meddle. WALKS (roll by Chatham, out of Bridle) Is likely to fora oat (he over a distaver. He has show. linsoll sew- IM thew, and less been pretty metaistal, *Wang tone oat of the sin ergepeasoati he buster ad for this year. On the Taseday of lee Niwwerket Craves be woe the Riddle:- worth Nukes by a &U. Isepthe, beating the Doversay Illy. Title was followed Up ee Wednesday by kis vktwy he the C.lason Stekee, boaticg Vat 'rig, the Clarks& cit. Ow Maid of Nubs. *oft, aaa The Frying Decease*. He Elowie• woe a rim, r sweepstskes, hostler; the Clarks% eat. Oa the Tharsday he lost the etate Pardue. Sakes te Tyrtee (a rower) by bail a keel, eatirely t'r mph cowardice. He %Wired over tar a sweepstake* of WO soy.. at the Morrenarket lint Bpriep,sed raa a splendid race betas with Pit. pot cloths feet day (.4 COO sow , three-quarters of a mile, bat was Wee eel by a arch. P rte Ries wee third, and lyrics (his former to--querot). PI marl, cad tee Meld of Meseta colt, wore septum& Thos. p /forenames ate sofectently sod to retitle him tar aviation, sad he is very likely to b. started for se wield, shames, bat mast give way tote. or three wird. I o wad &awe. Zeta (filly by Yea Trolley, out of Meld of New toe) I. n ether of tbs as wl d.vistere, and her performeseei ars weetby of antics. 81se r•ss • rood third to Artillety for the Prier of Wales's Stakes at Inwk last year , bootleg War lock sad P•vto Rico; and at Demeter be t D diner and D.at, Gleadosao, sad the Marietta lily, lot the idly Stake* This ye .r sr* was disappointed at Y. rk fcr the Fly op Matthew's Handicap, or else would have given Oes Act oleety to dj !She Est y help t swell the field, task's Eglet.two is to be the mow represtatatora of the ZE lead esteem. a It requires lit-le penetratem to pensive that sty portiality Info, one of .1 he beet's, Ellingtos, sod th" best of the Ilseehery div.sioa. The only one likely ta obtain attest wiaalsa hobnail from Daaebasy Ksii4yos Poss.:data the best of Iha Mott',aid if rasa I shall m t our pnerd t. 684 Elhogton ea shook., as a niretuig Moretti sass sight mime sa• &. L. sr a little too soon. HAMPTON. The Grit day hes xoso off .at sfee•orily—ts ate, at ea, rate. The entry for il. Qom's'. Plata is a sorties*, aad 3 to 2 is tskra ab tit 11114d1• ton dors I.sre ; bat it Is so Cu. tstaty, w Astiolog es sad Prise* of Orsiog. w bnib Gad they say pun lira bud. The latter is out Ma lone !et the Visitors' Plate tirosorrov, Messrs. Bub., aid Bum for Muy ; they book the stakes as their ools. Widasiday itytaiag. M El BOR. HAMPTON RACES.—V7simsDAY. Two *AIM PLATE Of OS PM (baittllesp) f r sus ; vinous stn. Osor r‘And sad adlotosor. Mr. B. 1.41% (Karl Ilr. by TM Hydr!. 3 yr% la 1010 (tiny) I Kr. T. liodt Y. Wootrolarter. 4 yr...., 71b (D llogbor) I Otiorol Pstbrob. 4 yrs. Sot si.b . „ (Soo. &raj 3 Kr. B. lour. failmarrs. 4 yrs. llot I.lb ... „" ... (J. Load) 4 Mr F. rotor% 31.11 el Kr Se Yens, 3 yrs. 6st tilb.. Clark) I Bluing : 3 to 4 sot bwobelYr,f in I sot Kertabrter, 4 to 1 Mt ray olber. Woo by MY • Korb ; Kno.quiners 44 • booth Wyly* fire mad owl 111.1 ; Zeeman was b 1.04 berth. mid KW Kos yr bran of. bad walked K. -••- _ T. How Pura 01 wen.. sildadra Irsresstakes if sam ask kr tameless-a:de sad sprits. Optimal saw, wash's, kw Wirsass ash.. Or sib. (O .abs.) Xr. Z. B. Cart's Lady narrow. by bsdlistry. 1 7r• (301 ), fat 11b Yerdlisos) 1 33r. Sesawene Usurer. 4 yrs (Si t ( ssbeali) I Mr. Osseo Saltbsasor, OEIO *bat 7 4114 b • .. (Crisical 3 Darth.g : tw 4 ant lady nsersor, 11,1 so; rst. 100 to 15 SSW Isom& wo• .ert •• 18 7 W • Stwrib wed a bit ; Iwo lesgts bstwasw UN mond sad third. It. Ilremaid vnp trib. two. Mk awl 0140 rum stall. Raphael was beaten • bag way. TM /*oar was basgSt Ii 1.4 110 so lass.. Mug* see Mammon +coon (bowline) cf nourish, IN ft. ewe I owl) if declared. wigs Se egged. The sfesed is est , ' by Mks. The sinew of soy husdie oust the weights even published 76 sites. Two mike (Ls Nee, 2.; of whom &clued.) Mr. 6 Ualteee Withheld, by yrs, Set I elb (Bsrsttoloestrej I Mr. isle.ptioa, 4 ire, Tot Mt fine lie cry.) _ (Prior) Yr. &R. Clark.% 3 , 1113t1el 000tral. 3 10 (FOrelbsie ) 3 31r. 3. brown% e, b y Raba. eat ef Alter. 3" 3ot (lasusdes) 4 IAr..T. Parr% 77 amiss, 4 yrs, fa. Ilb ..„ ...... (Umtata) I Mr. Mollisee east% e, 4 yrs, flat 104 Mr. boewlort's B - lablow, 4 yrs. ARt bib to I (bray 7 2 *orb ag.l and RNletato los, 4to mot / 11717 alir. g7O IMA klbrost Gem ral, lb to I Vet any (Elm. Wet. Oil b+ awls der modhar lr lag tars, ;run be grethellv brent.llmplyse laimiptiss of the lead noteleVo Or betting Snob, On• 104 Mg" by • inch. 8.4 third. cams dram* M se.do bareasefo. OiaI•IFIRT er•asks of lo Doss 'ask S It, s 11l 7 4 adtkb.'or 3.yr.slds; oohs W 741 Mlles, Sat Mb. Certain :vesattle• lor 1111.11111114 Mali...mile. (SC sub. Mr. ). b Orme leo I f lionaraest, 67 Toneluttobe, Set 17lb (In. . _ - wt lag 3lb eital_ Mr. lkebtr's Lord art bib Dna Lb mi (J. Forster) Olga Ilattbrute•• Moths •seo. Art .1b Moroi Dlr. W. My'. Klob..ra, er .. (O. Mona) 7 Mr. Derber deelare4 to arta ot.b b o l d Nelson. graft :6to 4 egg t /mooed,. 2to ar t Toontundat. 4to 1 gent !did 74 tUa11.. ta algal Ottawas. Woa by 12115 kneed; ton beetle betoton sesand a , 4 MU& • bad brween Dia Wel aid aertk. Unbars was bride • long way. Tot lassaartad PIATII of 10 oor• added to • Tooter Ow al 671 f 5q1 , 116111.1m1 cep...... etr.osal tallow weights hi,stursers ot •ml• la ado ). .r oo• at tour beam imr.by %me. 4 r. (sot). 7.1 (toroidal), 255(124 Mr. L L Mere gyabeggyegle. S Ira (000. 7ot alb aborayl, redo cl and gb. T. Egiggn WeateMennr. 4 yre ). 111 2 tO. Ungbes), taint *5. UK MAL. Little Ma, nag also ran. Ile word, via add by monks a/ er Da race. to Mr. IL 111. Clot, kr Ile gdmit. 111ITIIDO OF THE COUIIBI. GOODWOOD CUP. $ to 1 apt ?iodinate (tads) THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1856, Lab) I COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Jaws 18. MOZTlltti •. PIOWI7P.-PIIIIICIL OP - - This was aa swim to resew damages lee the brew) et la setesmat. Yr. F. Jaw was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Matador appeared fee the dereedmt._ _ plsomff, Mr. Jobe Mortimer, was • printer and publisher in the Strand, and the deb...hat, Mr. Peewit. wan • barrister, and the proprietor and editor of the .• Britannia" :termer. which a short tire spa rue amalgamated with the John ball," another well. brown weekly 'renal. The action was brought to recover compensa tion in damages for • eunintary thmaiseas as printer, subs direr, mad publisher. of the" Beltran*" without the ordinary Donee required under the • Atom pertaining to news, opera. It averred t o this journal was fennel; la the emersion of the Family Endowment Cfristy no mortgsger, and that it had been purebred from them by the derendaet. The plaintiff, who wr esumised in support of Ids own ere, rid. In the beghnnag of February lost be taw therftifendaut, who t ;Id him tint be wee negotiating for the purchase of the paper. He then wrote to the defendant stating that he would print it for him tor duet years on there terms -I'l. • week for printing, and 4) a week for subediting and man pine, and publishing, t. chiding all charge. for rent, pa, re, the settlement of re:Junta to take plane motalloy. He received no written answer to that letter. He saw Mr Prowett afterwards, and he arid him for one ; he rep' , d that his had no objection to gin • written answer far the pi biting for there years, but he should ire to delay deciding upon the other Peoposal until be made up his mind whether he would buy tie "Jobb Pull." Saw him again three dare afterwards, end he told wit. nem tbet he bad *Undoes d the idea of pilferer( the paper. lien irked him to give written reply, bat be encored brawlf by saying that lie had not got his letter i plaintiff's) with him. On two or three other on vinous laser iced the mine lee y, and in the last he told Mr. Pewee that be would eat troalde bien cry more about It, but would take it for granted tier la wad to his terse 111 r. Prowett re. method perfectly sliest. Oa *afire February be Isihmence4 print lag and publishing tbe piper es WINO or the defeelust , but the de. rodent anbeequentlye impktad reargegrinent kw los satalgowelon with the "John bull," nod the Melee et the We* paper, the Her. Dr. (libber, having • printlegallise el his ewe, It appeared ghat there was a desire to get rid el He Akar' and soosalissaiy, sa ass I ith of earll. be 'mired a Wee teen the deieedews, diem erinekda, but letlierelig that he Dies plod hal as c”l.lsa local or meal, visa aim, be staehil, isredes of the abeelawe of Ume gad" el see him to gadget end yep.ll the arcs doe Is tho pope &abides data weak to beta boils i.e. Put thkralar was voliard. ral masidiagly the pram re d s was instituted by the paid% la war to mkt alma he eseileived te be Ss right& The *MN aka that when a Wow was cried to plat • amoopagar tae warm of the trade ewe, to the alosasa ray Sold arrosama, ft =d im s ed. aorally • names amble la the mat of an Waft Tao awns woo Ma tio hot kat a artsagars h = lar to la pea to the katsepass on. =pea la sal amolksa a War oak, to So overran ad So NW tas Inas raparfg of Wars. sta/oatitor. and peskier. i l t ai ltherl Oro taboker% he mat talk assaassoak. k *a alarm of a L, ossort. ears rimed to gas our a to whale pm boa his Um So argramat awarmser. Ie eareastass of tie audio Istalastha of Oa assaikah the 401. walla WI beta orpoody pas kr dm pager. am Orem at by up . on band., salamball umnployei tor ono um, am slat raiallal G ls crate imemlsetlen, the plead! said that, shortly after be die. mutineer] printing Ihedrbadaat% paper. be publebed one entitled the " true britemale," upon winch be employed the type, and perhaps several dem owe workmen. It was ematuard lot Hum weeks. Mr. Preterit instituted preeerviloes to Maury to mop Ps noble:ethic. The Vice-Cliaarrbor. after readied tie (the pleinu(s) affidavit., punted an initial:aka to disecetlaus the paper. He was era aware Shit be wee tad. ran utter I trom the Court of Chan. eery kr met asavimlng isolate affidavits. He was employed by a Mr. Darby re the • True Britarinia." The Law snare date, which tM dets eared to allow him is calks; uneven dto Set. Mr. Darby had met paid his SeW, to be permitted to use the title of the True Retrieves we thee ems le yeses the endow of the printing trade se to the raentt's soder. Mete pentanes of expertise, stated that whsre Owe was se supra* armisseliti the Win of • ore' editor vas always reppreed to be for a year, to expire at the end of tee melee mlamlM from Me peeled when he entered upon Ins es. merriest. No winsome were sailed he Ns debase, bet Mr. lbsaillsi eshememperd severely upon the conduct of the Oate n! le d se ease m • pleersd eddies el flritaan,s,"aad v.:weeded Met time preesismt hemmer the wiles than that the plated( was to print the ben week to watts, as he had meet. curdy dew for the natty UUwmeut desist, end that No bad not sustabld lay lore by the INllYlntwil ol ibe paper lien Werra. bibisest, but that U he bed, the car ends to him by the deymtast was a Ma ver, headstone rms. sad wiebt Imo amply eompamiledbla Iw sub Lera — Omptiell. L emalog so. said it wee - to is rearelled that are two atatima bed act sewn to lame maeopateat. walk would hare mem* elesale to • pada trial that the who butes tor brought iota wart, it nes *dr l itq he tampon et it to the beet ti their ability. The ant question kw the parr vat whether them bid been oath • matron ea we alleged between the &teat ea/ to. defendant, sad seandly. It they ibeuebt then had. whether the matron bad bees brim; sad If they sirwerea that la the earfotlve, they woo dtM bets to detonates tAo alma el desolater mid& the plolode mama. Men woe eseloity wiry elms salaam ben vileb tbey atilt kaki the ezbertoret - a ostreet. Ito *Wel" mbees tairt woe mow trets* NM be tbo dekoleat mold NW Mee period that Ito aestal to ble lose. owl th aw : llelkolott nolebed ter. to Me t" fool see dhat. soml k mold be be Om to es. similar lbw= 414 ow. mee am *et elowilts, re" a of *waft am weld say what remeostio man Yodel bon bees otos ot the plitilL Who rand to eatioadaste. tee mem easel Web he 13 UM NM: naPtlealent anahreed Ise me your. in the Memo oey sipeemoet to the areetraey. Vaal all as tom SIMP tory mold rift whit they eorittired ormalle mai =tor the paaelary are the palata, mtge.! by the of the mormesent. ne jury, alter • ins oblates' deliberation. rains* a veidht br plidathf —Demooes. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—Jura 18. ■*ruw VII -111101111 CEO 'venom /WM. &VD 11171C1111 CIMOWSLI., £ WILLI/AL SIMONS V. TIE ORZAT WISTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.- 111111 NOTES. This matter ow Min es met en demurrers, but the eta. de prived of teeludad Wm% mwommul to thin The salon wa to re cover damps ler Weep dose Wipe& thrones w eb liosee of the company% simee. MY 4 we that the bat been maid. all, mod tstlegleg TM emi et the hallway and Canal Thins llegnialles het anteesel that vamp empaidee .Total be liable he demise be metals bile et 11 srs. by their own reglad. setwilmolleir nails% at delm. tira be the anew, be the eeninely. et Is ay um Webs web liability. endear, irate nodes wnsibinered ma nod veil. prowl led eal b eressi o = Inaba mak eendleime oda wart at • j . Under ale ram tie wimpasy toot what Wad* s ay Is *la emir yr • ••••10.• which stand. wag abet bp. Ws ire eporpany wowed bet be toe dams is say peekage tandbetently err improperly pried. The quatha wee whether the amply amid avail therniess et this af.llll_o- thi liedmeMe. Mew'man &ppm:id kr the OINK sad Mr. Pearce fee the ts. 1 The witt was of opinion that the Sendition le the fl sots re. enrol be was Jest and reasonable. SKI LONDON •PD NORTH WRSTRIN RAILWAY CO AAAA •PPILLANIO. s. DONNAN, RESPOJIDINT. COIJNYT nee wage waft meat appeal. to we patios brought to recover LTC=dm la now meet , sae the quintets wag whe. la the Oak mote that liezarcoaa sett lee should be calmed at the riot of the Imams was jtut end tewoneba. both appeared for the enthrals. lad Mr. Withal* for the r" & a re U nit thought that the thee did tot state all the eircuaultaissee oreemsy to enable their lordship. to Jaggy whether the eonellthe was Jut add nom le, awl the ems wee %betel= seat beat to the swot) esiotjuise tor aseeedateat. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JUNE 18. SZPOILI 1... IN NB ROWLAND AND IVANIL—rAiLuan 01 A LANOI BUILDING 71111. Idward Itowitutd sod Mosel Troth, were bulkier*, of Oilowhieset. New North-toed. 711ta was th e elueleatko 'bleb voltuninons, have been prepared ti Bistro nei. The r e stsre ot the ease are telly detailed la the Wink. report of Yr. lakeelie. the Mei .1 Tispetbles hirei beers dale the flat January, Mt Tbe biases. WWI woo wish the heiress low seek to pus woe Med 0. the 7t6 Niro Up billowiest sawiresees ea the 21at April, 1654. with s eur. Wof %All& le.ed„ embraces a period et ow ;ear and Ili noathe. and Ares the folowthe fleursa: Cronies unieered De. Waft Mr. Messy% weepteaces....--.. same o • Do, to be pall la full £69.174 111 1 LIMBO= co hiss fiedibie kilns total Iliblildee Te inset Ude eie the moth mistimed se follow : Meow wad doubtful Property storesdered to rolling haid by creditor. Do. Ise martgage and Calms theme „. 19,W - 11,773 IS 4 4 ,911 2 10 Limb. a doldssey, scored's, to UNset, figures at Ow -- bonsai Awl of £30,476 6 1 t• wbkr ...t be alai: —"- Preen or emend nets liongoo, so pot Ilmoont d aftijis, 22nd Aril, 1834 1,916 1 9 Whim teal Se asseest 'or WM* Is &Wad sir Mows Waft trade onsimos Sow keep rata and tune, laws' and allonst, awl law onto ?skim On by Massy °soonest oCCMIBB 6.148 9 10 Loom Min snout sod 31,718 3 1 Dossids apossto—S. Rowland 1174 14 3 T. Ism 242 II 11 pros 1,317 7 10 sae aeia — ..... 49 19 11 I Wailing* pa combs .... 10,4.2 0 10 Rtieresas In toots £3 ~ 301 The beeltrupte state that they have been to bodges together about eight years. melees t sky were both et them gerprotera h. the I euiptoy et ahem At the tine ahoy wswoossol eperatave la tbete are eeeeset they h it bayed shist 110111.1 s wok sod took • mai glees of land Is selastsawssimi. issise k re with they mord two boasts. which won sold et s prat ilk leg lei saint mud and Molt thaw at MI doses to iiimoolion. esti mar ortnitioes gnwsdi aosmil se simile diotegisr. Usk Instants was is ise sesuisig ss wrib Om, shoat the sod of 18.33, to Ws Imo Ow of Isod. aid tit Mold Lugs. at • awing mat dna Ups ills WM Sy wire le WM as may as from US et fib bosom Ma soft dime SO W. ssilo SA, tb fhesMsogis we working tlis Mid )stay; ail, Wag amble to mina e. grostlis of dm berm mid to Timm is Nis Om ir ogessisg thin shisty. Wawa. lissorwst i g= Ms lbw wood N shwas lie sonsewitss. Whig Ism gime sassigswest s 4 ties agrotsisitsttaop.ad Masi; NY es goo swhirstosibg blot Moulost awl ism were *Owl the wry is mot Ur ills is SITISIMI snlobe si sistsity. els assoost of is owl gig kg is Wangle le thew ills. I Sad that base am el tha NU Won le% wl.. sal Maws hod psi IN shod MIK aslyi lfiefgrUerawagstasiseeypowM lrpt wit mos ail its woo rapist to pas his lows Ili lido st *Ogg wwdassil till stoat azi=lilos Us ?rings tusk Whim aeserm holt fit lire aid 110 Ibrearg Pm Ink Wag this monk Its/pg wog I to mosso lb sompirmi lir sal as Wein Is raried ft may sot the Wig egeasni; hw le wan to cam NNW will Nie. =n •S lb loft mess Ws orsigliewoo is Not gm gni Pim= sogamost U. yids of 1.0, she somikessies rr astYt NNW et MIL lib deli Is did lei MS. At the thee di deed wee esidel Tim told low. lei id lir t hat um the Mini min by hi bibs avoid. M wild midge the yesperty le Wm. Tee temeedie Moue MW id lime sad limy are to the aeremeee ilea el MONA Of Ms wailetwees MAIL sad istelatw eserimart et Tam* ell et whit lie hue net id ill the omptles or alma WOOL rimelles ea the alms al tie minnow, awl mist et whieb bow ew epee lei eetie. It wee ON 1111111bOal pianist at the In preabile the reef by means of *dr melreets ell mei Nei eel the some to Tim la air Ili he Wei neet ; sad epos eseent eardee dity pill lit ern the of the disc ant el hi few 1111, wiliest nay dedemles. Mr melt ether leanstliesee a wake et reent leevesTlegey • debtor Is Powlsad sad &Mad 41424 sod the hide of Tlagefe emplanes' arailitsra ere tbe mei ler Meet Wei 77se bores kept by the bankrupts omit af .A ller i e=als. day. treks, cieehaiooke, b bliseks, abstract. book, 1102 r-hook, fie. Met ot w tTietTka, alibangb not kept by (lentil( entry, appear tie ken been regularly kept, sad bum them the Meant 11111.11119111 an It will Is airreell=Sois ce eontvsets and building account le ant down at 11,14111. tee Id. This resole from a trod ng sce iota 'Deluding operatices ha the =Oro o 1 1E40001., sod is coo-cu to i.olea extent by the depredation In the vidne of some of the properties etn• 24 4 11111111 1 101 1 tiokroPley. It W. however, but lair to remark that daring the same period the linkrupts have received 22,7111. for gn and rents; au toot their Ides on the tr.cdog has keen more them redeemed. At the time of the bankruptcy, the bankru qa were espied in al sever very heavy contracts, all of ',bleb were tar from beteg then ph ted. The mignon., however. ere, with the @sentenc e of th e bankrupts. earrrica on three work. • and it is otndgently elpected that a emititirrrbte sum will be gained for the agate out uf th m. The principal part of the wet, consists of the properties at the Rosemary Branch and held Estates, and which are returned so of the value of 00,0001.. subj. et to mortgagee of 19,0001. The whole of there properties were, at the date of the bankruptcy, usentehed. The assignees are conaidettag there, =I folly expect to realise • sum near, if sot equal, to the value put upon Ulm by the bankrupts. It is but fair to the he kkkkk s to chits (and the melgoees are desir ous that the tact should be mentioned to the coast), that they an devoting the whole of their time to the enetre of the amignees, sad sedating them in the completion of the various works in porta is addition to thts, they are witting—and in feet have offered to denote the whole of this time to completing the works, sad reslisisi the peepty for iflo ster the soil of their oration, alter they have obtained Pnerrt. cm !shad of the bankrupts. @eked that they thouid per their IBM ezethinat on. There wth so apparition on the part of the smigisis at of any 'MINS% As It regarded the bankruptcy, nodose mull be more seggletagry then the report which had twen reed. Midi um simply the remelt el the ilevesUption i.f the olhcial .soignee. Ths trade eel tithe were matters to the amount t f 10,00 W.. bed elm • dine to the inewtigation of the thee. That the linkmen emit pme there was so doubt. The only qevetioa was le to the lipblllllllll of • sitting fur the certificate ; W It wand be Imp mineetery to the bankrupts it they were aliMegi ft imam themeemie ft Me eorpkuon of the works in hand WNW ef ealtMar he ea finameleas erubete , though. judging Item tim min d the distal It mina cam In which they :Mein =i.o: Naas araima a the highest class. mill, at Me t , • imam i f their balanowekeet sell to the West a their dealings. they felt that they should steed letter with their creditors it they eintloced to sat under the dLeeiw or the megwers in carrying out the work., rtheiviag M. • welt each. lie, therefore, prepo-ed that the certificate eating shall be adjourned lo; about two month., until Mr. thiamin:o°er Gill. bares' return. IW amour would, perhaps, he out prised to Warn that the bankrupts, as builders, had kept such • mialtivicity of books, aid had kept them so well. The Ocimmisehmer—That le quite a eurkelty. In this respect, builder. are the greatest plague we have la this cram. Ate the mati nee. aniseed that the bankrupt. shoal per 1 Mr. Odder, who app. seed for as wipe% replied In the affirma tive : end the bankrupts pawed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Jui 18. woes MB CEIVP COll3lllllOllO. IN Till NATTER OF ROHM /011/111TON. This lanolvent, des.ribed so • geed/man, having been In no protein. don or employabs charged.at, was appointsd to be heard on his applousion to be di In this e oe the debts were very large, being set forth In the wire. gate at I 19,3111. Tee Ined•tllt had made a settlement of his property on his wile. Mr. Ilawkin. and Mr. Nichols appeared lo oppose for several cre ditrs, Mr. issrgood. wiih Mr. Reed, supported. An application was route on the part of the Modunt, sad not re dated by the volition, for an adjournment, to robe • question whether the insolvent sould be made a ha:blunt. Chat Comaitisiceer asked if there wu any property. Mr. Nichols saki a quotas would arise as to AM& settled on the insolvent's wile. Meuse was adjourned to the lath July. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. 2001 10. armcs cOLIMIDOI AIM /IL 111111C7 =mina. Mary Bites WNW, alias Mary Ella el talkie, 44, • well.dreamed lady.ithe vomits, was indicted for uolawfully °Mame, money by later prelates; and wi b latest to defraud. Mr. Ci"" os sal Mr. Wads Wowed for the preeeiratioe; Mr. /erleaat IMllaathee and Mr. Page were wooed he Is, imemelea , . Ib7learoad tenthant kw the jessesation. in voles the ems, said that It was slithery* inellthisi kr Me Hatt Inci s Complus). and the ellhoce implied Ili lie gisithimit we that sea bee umawfully Mauna mss • teed dlieleihnthd by the enthority a that eempesyymiled Lied Crab lrk • emiderehle ol pet now, Welly preomilig thee Me vet a wham when ite Yet she wee memied‘ me by ewe. el that chow is W emeltbs Mine no *ow entitled to gamest free the fund le Onletieth Estee. preseeled to mate that the prisoner was the widow el se clear in the Indian army. wh4 dt d in felt ; acd or. der the relied the East Inds Contheny she was entitled It • pen sion Was the Lad Clive's hind, sad also another pension from a fund sailed the Madre. Peed, but the was no Lager enthied to the receipt el eithe rof those wires if she owned again. The pd. mese, it 'ppm, d, it•d therithtt them trths the year IBS down to Drenthe? of lot year, when, in consequence of a me Intormatlon that was received by MOWS. C.dd and I 0., the army agents, who had wed for her up to that time, they declyred to do so soy looser, and when the following quarter's pension became due the lila:nee lowed spelled at the proper redico, and produced a deciaradus that the was Dull carearthd, sad had never con•rcened • second marriage, and noontide shower paid the amount. He a .id he should show that on the Seth of May, 1e44 the prisoner ems married at Bow Church t a person named nmepit Charles libeken, and by that proceeding she bad torteited her claim to the peseion. it sperms& bre- ever, that she had ever atom some on maiming one reaming the mossy, and upon them facts become, known to toe earth teitWe art the Wet Innis House, they feet that they bad no altensative but to Walnuts the present pros sacutkon. TLe Ellowmg evidence was that adduced: Lent. Edwaro Kant mid Ike was tormerly In the 25th Regiment of Madras:tad... Infantry. Fin wos acqu.lated with Captain atchitsid Itair, and had visaed him and the pritomr u baba. The prfrotior was h wife. Mr. Alfred Bennett, a clerk In the home of Masers. Oodd end Co., army agents, proved that he kenneled the bellow of the prisoner In reference to the tenuous to whleh she was entltled from the East India Company since the year 1•43. At the latter end of last in/ the thin re tend • letter whit* suggested that eo more money 4°l+4 be paid to the prisoner, ss she war not legally entitled to receive the minions any brute; as she wee method, and the writer pro tweed to produce documents to show that what was stated was cornet. Wane.* showed this letter to the primmer, and Me denied tat FM was married In the mom positive manner, and In consequt nce of this denial and the fact that the writer of the le:te did not make his appe.rance with the proofs be bad prro. mud, the Sr.. oratiened to set for the pi fanner until December lr, and she received the meatus to that period. In March they received mother letter Met ng that the o ruficate of the prdoner's eta thage should be produced, and upon this Ittur helm shown to the prisoner else made no terun k. Ile then told her that she had fewfolud her right to the penalotos, and that in the face of the letter In questhtn they could nut pay her any more money, or Interfere In any way to obtain it fur her. In April, 1.03, the primmer made another applt sedan to Utters. Codd. to know what Mope Mu should take to obtain the peneloes. The Timm wilt here shone two dram sots, and he stated that he believed duty were awned by the defend.. t. One of them 11. • &Musket signed Eike rel'lnale, which was to the elect gnu she war the widow of Captain Archibald 14• Nair, and that alse had not cou lees ed a seeded marriage. A document wee else pet In, stened by the Bee. Mr. Ited.era, the mate of et. Bawer which eththeed that I. had men and cranks d balsa 111• Nair, and he keenly believed her to be the perms she redeemed herself to he. The Rev. Mr. e /tern wee salted, and be stated that be sew the defeedaat at her lodging le Inuestienasourt-road, and he signed the tertabeate In quorum at her request. le sown to a quails' put by Mr. Jmtlee Coleridge, the witness mei that the defendant was ea entire euarg. r to him at the time he attest Arced the Nattiest' of her Identlry, and he knew sothlag whatever bah Me. Lush Oeintege MOW of the rev. gentleman whether ha we. to understand that he het slimed • certificate that he bzdaved the dehedent was thee perms she tagememed immelf to be, when, In peliet MY*. he knew raft et dm& Mel Tim ban. Mr. &arm ett Uri tble was the used sour totes Pleb aellientee of tins dalielpion. Mr. Janine Coleridge sell that it the rev. sentlemism wMi way Peak" Pre postai be out ins that each a 'wriest pending was esteemed, lapregar. be n ware sere was taken MeWriiiteate wee no good wbassear. The probe =ft ought to he dimandinied. The her. Ms. MOM aii It shed/ la almost/aged la Ware. Mr. Serjeat Mallmilmi this get sums gunillisee te Mr. Bassi Is oroseezemiralsti and he siseug teal Ila planar as audio et ladle, are that she els mmehd le the isnarry. The Ind am et which the prisoner wee pig Oa woks Ugraition was alablkbel by Lard Cher end women was sale ailatleg it *elm as ihe re. aceed was.. It the arerled are lieempea widow a used time ebe would sot he entitled he We the persica renewed. The Rev. O. T. Drat* the ree.or of at. Mary, Bow, proved that on the talk el May, leek • merrier wan at that church hymnal Joseph Cherie. Metal& and Mary *liar. He produced the register of nastrl,gee signed by the parties He could sot identify the primmer, but the woman who wee married re. presented that her father's num was Grey and that be woe soloed in the army. lb. woman dried the register la UN wee of Mary _ iiTiessett was reealird, and be stated that he understood from the ptiader that the nand of her father woo Grey. Ile she odd he bad no doubt that the deadens Marl M add. to the marriage re sider was to the bandwn lag at the prisoner. Mr. C. A. Mad a. a dart In the s o litary department of Ike last India Ccespan, depoerd that de !died of the primed was ad ult a de 13t h Re neat of Madras Add Infantry. and be dled In 1034. Mary into M.Plalr, Ids w1 , 20w, was entities to • potion the Lod Ode fund, and was alaaitted to that fun t, and would bad eontleses• upon lid lord as de readied a widow. The an dint of tie peados from Lord Cline's ford was 431. 12e. 6d. per astows, and bass soy payments were wads it was aretwary that the party "Wain it should wale a decimation that ilia bad rot detracted a UMW INSIITAII. 0111 that del spell the primmer tune to the oiler, and produced the anal Welaraion and coldest.. with a Goo to oh. tats the parion. Re asked bee bow It happord that It was ace Matador It bed her,, beds. tdrtwph Mears. Ordd. and de add that alas was hare. Wide. and that she was deatrom of wedded de eery bend( personally. Hs than pre bet the anal warrant to osabte her to get the quarter's pewits. Mv.LP. Lowe, "embers copied in the establidastst of Nam Odra, and CO.. the waft for the Hadar nag. proved that the priewarr appited to W lir ths payment doe to her from that toad in spit Yet lie Mel hey if abs was Mrs. M•Sair. cod she maid Ns wee. ad Ise lbw tdd her that la sews of soneth that had taw gist triathlons. Codd sad Co wade sot pay h om er aadl he at eassosidecasi with that ars, and he waisdisgly wrote te Wees, and reideed a letter is reply istonbisg bin that lbw hod dulled Is ast far the peeper . be they had re soles/ heihresatios visa watch trey eswidered they osght lir Whom the she was narked, and was so Wipe meted to the perks. The prisoner wise again a day er ass orwrwerds sad he showed her Ws latter, cad lobed her Y thew woo erny air la Or emir 'hot de win added? She desibrad that thew two all ram la the rumour: sad he ailed her if is would mete ea define that ohs was net serried. Ohs essorted that ohs ww not err* braid die would not sae as "Warn to that Whet. • tow d pre nee the the primmer wise sob' to Ws ell=sil she vas tabs Wer essisdy. ems then sellideti M Show that after the saw*, the Wham rid a was who sonallwas pissed by mad y the sans et Gre and auseris Ibiblokkel e erier b at Mimi lotilti y dd is ire eri /a serer tired*, aise, Yr neeistat leOmthy tho tad wad Orr that re Ileir of the debMide anti the strUfints IMO tined 111 lei leseerilie el perese. busbad. ' lk.lkkkat elate of the ate far the prossestios. Wade I ral wart Weer is the rry a broil ol the dikeder. Re elrievel sees Ilse lest, that It WN that It the Warm to live a lib of le sees love uric ea iesdelas thew prim and Mums'. et slosh he nil it we re rot of hie daty to egorlata of : the regaletire if Ow Reet WM Orem la due tierar, I was War Os{ Ilis_gdmir mos powaisa isso ear Waded w rt it ork end Mr A• weer wet bow the drown god rem et r athit ieF rides or • awl Is ftwellero • Art to wwe Omit wee erielyeberweht etaewlt rear et UM desertatico. TM mires ehmeoll ret erre • roma of good family end position, she was rillerty aft* Ivor of Roregra habits and customs. gad Mgr that thus we sellelest leue Is the ewe to justify the Jeri M orb.r lbo assiedes doe the peiesser W begone or arid rah a retiree Yes, god that the Yet istmdtted the set at his laristion, and that be ha now derted her sad lett her to bear all the ;mirror Mr. Jugioe Coleridge Melee pureed ip. ne Jury rrturstd a rec.kt of Guilty. Out recommended the pri soner te wares on the gruuod that plop might have acted under the ladoenee of her hatband. W. Justice o er.4c in passing sentence, maid that hauda of thie arteeriptb ■ were of the most web= character, as they not only tended to dlvert the funds that were intended fora most praiseworthy object from their letiiiiniate purpose, but also materially reduc the amount to which worthy objeme wete entitled, It had been urged that the prianker might have acted in Ignorance, but although charity might be straiiitd so ter as totenuer TM* probab'e In the earlier atagcs of the transaction yet it wea char that in December she had rec e iv e d a positive twine that .he was no longer entitled to the pension, and the respectable gentleman woo had acted as her mg nt deciined I. do eg any Roger, and yet after tinsel:le had claimed and resin d an .ther quarter's pension, to which she moat base bonne she was not entitled. He we. always most anxious to give effect to the t ecommendation of mercy by an intelneent jury, but he was hued at the mine tine to take care of the Interest of the public, •nd oioer ell the circum stances of the care, he felt it to be his duty to order her to hi /owl. coned tad kept to hard Latour for 12 months. It was stated by Mr. Clarloon, at the c ineltishin of the case, lb the total =Met of money Improperly rem read by the primmer since her marrtaite was nearly 2,0007. Edward Owen, I 4, John Ingram Owen, 28, and George Smith Owen, 26, brothers, pleaded guilty to several indictments charaing them with uttering forged cheques, and also forged orders for enequeibooka, with Intent to defraud, • M'Enteer, who appeared Inc the defence, meld that the pri ewers had pleaded guilty by his advice, and he urged on behalf of the younger prisoner (bathe had been draws into the ttaneection by Ins two odor brothers. • Bodkin, who with Mr. Sleigh, was 'amended for the prosecu tion oo behalf of the Busker,' A.eoestion, said be boicved there wee some reason for suer-sing that the prisoner Edward Owen had to some extent been an it:moment in the hands of his brothers, but the I rands Imputed to the prisoner. were of the most toed me and eatenrive character. It appeared that they had gone to different tradesmen to whom come relative of theirs wax ind. bled sod represented that they we e dewed' of paying the balance that waa doe. Tiny then p educed • cheque for Inf. or sM. to pay the debt, and the parties hang thrown oft their guard, noddy handed over the difft nem.. The fraud did not and here, roe having by the.e meansebtamed the algrou urea of the parties, they made use of them and forged order. in their names for cheque-book., sad then drew forged cheques, and It appeared that in • great many !wane's they had not only suoceeded In obtaining the balence wan the forged cheques th y lave to the tradesmen, O.' alto in obtaining money to a con.ldrrabb. amount by means of forged cheques upon bankers. Mr. luatiee Crowder and he would lu. k at the dermitaens and con sider what sentence ought to be posed. Merles Langdon, 22, was indicted for fel , inanely steering a forged IL Bank of England note, with latent to defraud. Mr. (lichen , and Mr. Wyly prosecuted; the , risoner woe defended by Mr. nuerbr : . _ The beta of the wee were somewhat peculiar. It appeared that the prieoner was a waiter at the Porn Gardena, Camberwell, and on the 19th of May he w.nt to the house of Mr. Martin, a publican, living In that neighbourhood, and &eked him for change of • 31 tote, saying tact it was for his governor, meaning Mr. etneer, one of the pro ' pristors of the gardens, and be recetved the chidoge. It alto appeared that on the 13th and the Lath of May he paned two other IL notes at the houses of different puhlluna named Wool. ock and Fletcher, and received change, and the whole of these totes tuned out to tc forged. The prisoner • ho, it apreawd, was well known to at the parties—was at once opplidd to upon the subject of the notes, and be immediately said that he hod been sent to change them by a man sum. d Plumley, who Med the (itll3lloll of ticket cullictor at the Flora Gardens, and that he gag. him • thinner upon eseh occasion. He offered at once to go to Flu. leo'e home; Ltd he and the persons who had ehange3 the notes.accompanied by a cons able, emeriti/41y did so. when it was found that he had decamped, and he has weer swam been board of. The only question in the use was, whether the prisoner had been the dope of Flom!. y or whether he had a guilty knowedge with regard to the nature of the transaction. The Ary. after eonelderable deliberau retuned a verdict of Not Gritty • Henry Martinet, 32, was charged with a misdemeanour In having unlawlully and *Mull &tamed aid delayed retain newspaistre passing through the Poet-vet. tram new dedvered In due noise. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Bookie coaducted the prosecution; end Mr. Payee wee consul Ire the defence. This laalement cow framed under a special sot of p ifilament, which renders It a miedensanour Per any person empl, yed in the Pihh.44llol to delay an detain Developers, or any printed matter of the like kind, passim; through the Ihot.ettioe, and subjects any t tenon econcted of the offence to nee and imprisonment in the diwreoun of the court. It app. axed that the pri•oner was tog ged as a ironer of newspapers at the G. cern Prst.oftlie, at d in consequence of tune suspicion obit we. entertained, a wEch wee set upon his pro. and on the 7th of May there newsmen, from which the addresses had keen torn of, wire reen to woe does a letter shoot in the rn ea where the pet. suer w•ii engaged. He wu inaracdhitely questioned respecting thus no truantry, and at bet he dented knowing anything stoat them, but on his being told that hi would be searched, ha produced the covers belonging to them, and mid that be bee t,kea them cat became be coati, nut ante oat the addresses, and m he had been Ltd for mirosorung tome nimpapers before, la order to avoid being Iced a wool time, he tore off the addreasee, and threw the new-- papers dowa the shoot. The mks err, it appeared, had been an or Ma years In the a. IViC, of the pot-often Ihe Jury return d a verdict of Guilty, but recommended the pri me sr to mercy. Be wr asseebeed to be unprieoned for one month. THIS DAY. Thy Sectar *rem (Headlamp) of 10 ewe. ink Aft; gestlmes !More; proerseiouls slb tetra. Ow 10110. Ago et lb Age At lb Pllly bp Vas Troop, Tbe Cropper ...... 4 11 I eat or Deets Slab .. All 7 1 A Ilrbarehe Ilarieesemeal. 6 II 3 Bisbop or Oeseesrg 2.0 Vahan' I'..N. 2.30 Riettatood Plate. 3.13 Qtreit's Plate. 4.0 Tb. Booby Plat*. 4.30 Railway Piste. 3.0 7114 &wry Stakes. NEWTON RlLCES—WrowlaDia. ZLICTRIO TILIGEJ/11.) TRIAL 1a3101461. Vas Duna Trion PLIII M►dame Mimi° tiatulterar Min Birch BtigLt Ina na. 71re rais. — Ws 07 a leagth. Only Woo two rm. ...... —• Four T. Lyagagton " " ". Was by a Beak. FINE ARTS. THE PICTURE OF 2 THE COUNCIL OF WAR," BY MR. EGO, A.R A. We have been gratified by • view of thin admirable work of art, at Moen.. °eaves's, Pall-null, whom it is now submit•ed to public inspection. None of the "children of light" brought home by Mr. Fenton fr,m the Crimea de se - ibes such an Interfering and historical incident as does his photograph of The Connell of War held at Lord Raglan's Qesrters on the Moraine of the secomfel Attack on the llamelon." This "reporter," who never ere, Mr. Beg hearken principally for his guide. The ezeolleoce of his painting, however, ceases as elettor to forget the photo graph ; and yet, in its air of fusee and literal truthfulaise, we sleets* forget the picture. It is somewhat thinly painted to parts, compared to the taper° cf his former worts, but is tholes) full of moielliog ; the depths are en. usually clear, and thin is no fore glitter, though the pantie, is remarkable for its fresh enemy breadths; it is in many respects a great adenine by tvis artist, and, while 4:plurality, more than comp:noires for hie absence at this year's Exhibition of the Royal Academy. This seen* of the mighty war drams is simple in the evens*, sad the persons represented compose only • triad, but they ere the chic( .c•ors in the tragedy, and the decries of their con foresee formed the terniog point M the denouement of the great plot involving the destinies cf infirm. la lerd Raglan's het, whose oily furniture visible is • table sad three camp chain, are grouped the commanders, Oeseral (new Mukha) Pslissier, Omer Pubs, and Lord Reese. Pelissier—if report speaks truly, having,lits most Primal cairn, a regard for the personal appearance, whieb &Relish officers itatertain chiefly for the pips-cloyed pre. polity of their men—is dressed, as was his wont, in • uniform cost with the larger of two orders • and the fall tightly strapped pen/410n gereres. Omer Piths wean also uniform and fn, but Lord Raglan is in the coal undress of a civilian, say of • country clergyman, jut preparatory to his efter-dinner nap—• facto siertent, loose white neckcloth, and a wide-awake, with a napkin tied over it. The physiogaomies are, however, the grea•est points is the picture, being wooderfelly suggestive. That of the French Oeneral—indeed his whole fignre—re. eel. forcibly the hero of African ramie, and the agent of the terriqe extermination of the Arabs, In the grottoes of Ouled-Rish. The poaderoos form, the mataits brow sad small eyes, the thick neck and the immense development of sinew, cartilage, and muscle, all indicate the bell like impetuosity, which is still fmth•r conveyed in the is patience with which he has started •p, and is pointing with his square thumb to the plan ante day's operations on the t eNe , the better to empbasite his opinion. Rio 'duals phy sique looks as hard as • bullet, and nearly se roped, or rather like one of those great risking shells we hailed spout the Rearms on that memorable day. Omit Puha, with his finely prop. roofed and intelligent npetereed Into, regards Pelletier with a profenad and penetrating gene, which seems to mark him as • st.ll greater man. We, bow. ever, miss in the picture • certain stealthy alert lock, se if he were about to spring on hi• prey. which we fancy is perceptible in the pboeogreph. Lori Raglan blandly acquiesces while making show of using hie computes. The only evidenee of !truism is is the croft.' view of his •trosgly pronounced aquiline nose, re calling the ease (lathing and soldierly Fitzroy Somerset; all the rest is mild, gestlimaalike urbanity, and perfect as doer. goodnees, and generosity of disposition. This foes, placid amidst so many troubles, end boudoir with pure kindness amidst so many cane, esplains the re•pcet paid ea all h►nds to his character, and leaves the impresser' that. atter all, jastics has scere.ly bey■ done to his memory. The mistake lay is permitting • noble ambition to 'audios itself when repair would hers bee, more app., prier. PICTURES BY GUARD!. Two superb panoramic views of Name., painted by Francesco Oaardi, are cm vim at No. 17, Golden-square. No am, after arcing the very unimportant specimens of this miner at the o,llery of the British Institution, woad be prepared for works by thra artist of the dimensions of room 13 by 9 fest. We believe, indeed, that then ass no suc► so amp'ss in Elegised, and era do not remember any somparablo to them is any csatthental gallery we have men. They were panted to the cast of Louis XVI., by whom they wars pre , seated to the Mateehal du Nulty and from the chateau of hie last rsprt @inhales they were saraband by the present pro prince. These pictures are panoramic" only in resprat of coataining way scores of balding. and theft, and several littered figures. The painting has many of the llama qualities, aad is, in sumo respect., far super:or to Guard's master, Canaan°. The perspectlys la perhaps scarcely es sac°, Wel, and the orthiteetural details cams out with WM startling vivacity, and we may further object that the shadows of the buildup". are a little black and heavy is a few parts ; bat all the rest is far superior. The watt?, *specially is its breadth and wonderful tratsparency, is beyond all comparisoa Amer than the mannered rippling opaque rem of Castaletto. AU the infinity of o►jects are mini relieved with malmseye art, and the lightrapirited poncillats of Osardi is far more suggestive than the mocha. Inca mimetic% of the other. Ouardi lemon of the artist with tenths and feeliag—Cmaletto mon of the artisan with talon, rule, and mamma T►w important and valua ble works will do mach to 'mood a truer knewledp and ester appreciation of this steeliest painter. MIBITION OF ART TRRASORES AT MANCHESTER. The executive committee having observed several souses in the rapers, pohlialted without their enthority, anurgiag as 'mamas impression ttat the wdettisn of a vita cad plans for a building have been dasEr decided epos without reference tt the subscribers to the guarantee fund, desire to have it stated that so goal desisioa on either of theme points has bees made, sod that their reoommendatioos will be submitted to a (natal micing of sabossitton, to be tolled togethoe so coos as the sogottatio.s aro !might icte a sufficiently natured dote. It seems further desirable to eeriest • wisspprehossios which ha. p . ersiled. to the effect that tin intended ezhibition will include op, claims of Gras• nista nanufactsres as well as objects of art strictly se called. It is obviously difficalt defies its precuts torso the limit, within which the select oa of articles (or exhibi tion will be confined, but it nay be stated that it is tits dodge of this exhibition to afford an opportunity of dillies,. lag Is am baildiog spottiness of oho best ..d most Mighty ,alssd ts•anues of Let collision is the bonds of privets pro prieties throughout the country. sad cot of elwltisg soup petition among to. tassufacturere of the United lisgdois is contributing specimens of articles manufactarod tot eels. EAST INDIA COMPANY.—Yesterday a quarterly general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held at their home in Loadashal . .ntres , Col. Bykie, the chair men of the board of directors, prim T ing. M Medal beh am was of a merely formal enarseter. The relkistag WM. latioa—.. That the divisional sllowsneve des i as Lae lir John M'Casiall, for his envies, in Alfglisaletes. seem BM (Norge Pollock, be paid to his widow," was yeagseid by Mr Jobe Jona, end aftertaste dilemma, negatived. The um review olio parsed the following resoleties, shah wee se. saved—. Taat the exertion of 12 per oat. totcroot oa mean of !and oo la the Madam Past iest', la a our that ought to be abated." The Patton steamer, which has arrived at Have Iham the United Siam, hes btoJght bone Mdlle. Saab rene, Ita:hei's eaterhe ham retensed t engage slavish mammy for a thea tre which alto islands apes log a Asbestos. THIRD COURT. iftrriatt ( - rattans, who, it wilt be recollected. area last Fowles fonod guilty of attempting to discharge a loaded pistol at Mr. Gro h .m, of the Princess'. Theatre, was brought up and seutamed to four maths . Unpritioamast. IHB POLICE COUBTE. LAMBETH. Thomas &►otrec:d. a bli;clmao,appUed to Mr. Elliott. Apodcant stated that he was the 1013 of humble parents at !Tattier ton. tear Bohm, was born blind, acd hod been rupported by his father (who was • ) up to about three week. ago. Ilb father becoming advanced la ye ire, and his eight ptrtisily Wing Lim, his earldage were scarcely •ueicleat to maintain bowel; and applicant, Is Hindi quenew, came to London to reek oomicsion into the blind beim', la Bt.George's.fields, to acquire • knowledge of one at the trodes taught there, so as to pievent his being • Mothers to his parent er the mieg.yers. Hr started frem home ou Woodsy for night, walked Cad to Manchester and then to London. Mr. hilliott &god how he managed to travel such a lengthened Jour. ey in safety Applicant replied that, "hearing" tbo hedges on each Fide, he managed t.. keep the centre of the road, end travelled the whole die tante without • single accident, but the rutothoem of the road had very newly worn out a moot pale of shoes. He never ran foul of any impediment that was as tall a• biome/, ma he always "heard" it se be .pprom.Rd, and therefore avoided it. 'Me lamp poste he " heard," as he approached, within a couple el yards of them, and could @mut every one on ins sifts of the .ustet off which he peered. The lona dl menu w blob "purled" hire ware short pints or heaps orison. not suilicomily high to reach his ear, but be generally managed to avoid accidents. On arriving in town be f.und, to hie greet chaapcmotment, that he was ineligible to eootoe • cuadidote r inmate, his ape being a 2, no r:rpon being ireet-leed over 20; ant he un. 'rime] that if estraordioary interest wee mode on his behalf, the rules of the inetitution migltt be reeled I. his favour. V. ithout a single friend in 1.701d05, and in his prrsent bomb:eaten n, It was sot likely that he could recur, the tourist required, acd hi, little rtork of money being eshsarted, ne Hendon. humbly craved Ws Woe hip'. kind sa atanae to enable Oita to reach home. Mr. Llltott much regretttd that applicant A.al out applied to the it.stitution two year. ago, and aid he anew on:, of one way by which the inteiett rryuir,d for his adcomsliso could be secured, and mat was by the publication in the meta of his unfortunate cam. this, how ever, he should nut recommend If be din net consider from his state ment that he tau a deserving object. lhe magirtrate ordered a pound to be given to applicant uut of the poor.boz. Is enable him to get horns., and at the same time took his address, in cue any beacrulent pumas intereMed themselves in his behalf. IRELAND, DUBLIN, Joni 18. The judgment, which it was understood would be given this day (Wednesday), on the appeal of the Bog Lab thareht3ders in toe Tipperary Bank, has been deferred until Friday nest, the Most.: of the Rolls having observed yes terday that the very absurd motion made on Saturday had occupied so much of the attention et the official manager so to reader it impossible for him to furnish the court with the doeumenta and informaticnnecestary for tht judgment. On Friday, however, be hoped to be able to pronounce his decision. Permission was granted by the court to make James Sadist: and Thomas Roue respondents, with others, in the muse petition filed for the equable administration of the meets of the Tipperary Bank under the 33rd George 11. The third awed eabibition of the institution ' established at the close of the Great E a hibition tf 1853 , for the pro. motion of Art in Ireland, by the formation eventually of a national gallery, was opened yesterday, and was honoured by a visit from the Lord-Lieutenant, who himself son- Whined soma valuable works from his private gallery on the seessisa. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Iron IL The Brandon, steam transport, end V e Zd.loaarer, slam transport, arrived at godhead to the night, • itb troops from the Crimea. The eretriareed has a troop of Royal Home Artillery (the C troop), ethisieting of 160 Dien and 120 bones. eht her come Into harbour bland them. They disembark tomorrow morning. The Melbourne beings various drtachnont, of different regim.nts. They have been 'Awed on board rho draanola for the present, peed. lug their departure nor their rompocute depots. The Zlns, die= transport, he. disembarked. twdey. a poetlon of the towps she brought home yestentey, and hes rearmed from the eir Not Art !Sale the Slat regimeot, with wthah she Waves Weight for Colt. The Queen of the loath and the Trent, steam transports, barlag &maw kr d the troops they brought home left to-day for coutttarap• tea to rest. The waist. steamer, Captain Lefebvre, was taken out of dwelt to-day.TMM edea, f, paddle sloop, Commander Peirse, was paid off pee. ' terda The . Trlbase, at, straw frigate, Captain HAW, was docked yester day far :span. - - ---- LIV/IAFOOT, WILDNISDAT. A a saber of officers sad ptivates belonging to the 18th (Royal 1. oh) Regiment strived to-day from [lemon, and em►arkd on board the wrote transport Cleopatra. Capt. reicat, for MAIM. Several of the carers sea men wore the Glossa aodaL Their fine soldierly egyeeranos attracted general attentuar. TTs Cleopatra had abe on board drafts ef other regiments for ooeveyanoe to Irelaed. ADMIRALTY. iI7NI 18 -A Commander • I. H. Langley Wet). to the ilienbetro. 60, screw stearoaltip, el 430. Mese power, at Portsmouth. Liestments H. liemedrs (1134), to the beeletatigable. SO. Lig ehlp, south-east omm &UMW 'tattoo ;W. Yeomen (In 4), sad C. W. Marna (163 I), to the Royal Albert, 111, mew ateentohlp, el 600.hores power, bleditsmasees Station. Wasson 1. Harvey (1617), to the Tribune, 31, mew ateanbisigine, et ild.horee poem, at Paitammtb. booed Mestere O. P. Clementeen (1631), additional t the ▪ paddlowheel ateemeldp, el e2o.horse power, Watt Oaaat i rk= Nadas ; and A. Otay, to Ow Brilliant. at altaarrost. kriging-Burgeon F. Lekeux (Ism, to the Brilliant. Amastaat-Paymte.er .I.lBacee (1853), to the CcsAmk, 30, Mtn gm-corvette, 01 250-horse f over, at Portsmouth Airdstant Paymaster fa charge J. kupherd (1 50 1, 8 , the CM,. Ma. 6, paddle whet! Weamwurrey fog nasal, a .0•.,h. • North Aram lea and Welt India Station. M•011e• AIMPUItiIa B. Barging, to the Bova) Albert; W. J. Ta lor, to the Urgent, Ivo mrew steam atorwabip, of 450-horte power, Netliterrantan elation ;A.D. 0. Sutton mad C. Evershed, thi Victory, 101, Aag-ahlp, at Portsmouth. RETURN or THE ROYAL EAaT KENT MILITIA Min MALTS.—CASTritatoy, Waldo 44444 an abeam of two years from Emt heat and • re , dence of fourteen rci nth* at I Malta, the Inca composing the Royal East Kett Remment of Kilda returned to Canterbury this afternoon, vii the If nitt Eaattrn Kad. way, having arrived from the East yeeterday in the ktea, steam tranittiort Ito. lei, Them are 21 officer, and 157 rank and Ille, berides 12 women and -I c l din. THE ROYAL Mumma' MILITIA.—It he expeted that in a few days tills regiment, which arrived from Corfu at the latter said of !apt week, VIII be disemba.ted. A moat gra , inj tee cern, to their old Quarter RJR given by the town an their and,' at the ra::. way cation. A sub ctiptlon bee been commenced in the county, headed by the Lem-Lieu'enant (the Earl of Abingdon) and the Ii Sheriff (George Barber, Erq., of Hurst), to give 'hi- privatesand non. C -corniasioned officers a dinner in the Corn haehange pre* to eke. bandment, The Cieoratra Items tradeport arrived in QIIIINTII.OIIII OII Patorcay, with 500 rook and file and 15 °dicers of the Slat Regiment. trim Malta. They proceeded on the same day to Buiteeant, tors p ace the 4th Vita Mi‘dlvvi conainting of 5v9 t..ra and li of re, orb° left Buttes.= Pd. Cora Liorraredi on 'mar :an, under the command of Major Kirby, to await the errivol of a tranopoet to on. vey them to England. On the canto day 'lv the lot Neat Turk Rifle., 800 strong, were conveyed by the no r otearners on hurl the cleopatra, which laded for Portsmouth ow tituulay.—Cor , , Reporter. MARKETS. OOTTo24.—Linaron, Jews IS.—The market eloved tamely and heavily, and prices of eh kiada were but little changed. The ~to. Are from 6.0 , 0 to 7,000 hakes—Soo for export and boo on speculation— compriwng 400 roman and Maranhao; at 6fd. to 71d.; gar Egyptian, at 61d. to Od.; 1,000 Surat, at Id. to 34d.; and ISO . ea Wanda, at is. to LL 6d. per lb. Import since Thursday, SO,UOO bales. CORN.—Barron, it 18.—We bite had spin an advance in wheat to day, the bu idles, done being le. to L. over hut week's rates. Wheat, red, 714. to 71a.; white, S a. 6rocarox.os-Tma. Just IB.—The arrivals of wheat wastrel/4 for the past week are limited. To the day'. market am had a small cup• ply of grans. *heat was held for as advance of 6s. per qr., which *beard the ogle; ft was, however, cle►ted oft at 3r. to re. per qr. Over last week's currency. Oats in ` c od demand at an improvement of ed. to IL per qr. Beaus Is. per qr. dearer. The prim, of dour is advanced to 56e. per rack net. Imports during the put week, Wbtat, 720 qrs. Cosa. Irma 13.—(8y English sad Irish MI/112..1iC Telegraph)._ Whits wheat, 33,. Barley, los. Oats, 141. 3d. to 159. W. CATTLE. SOMBA Jule 18.—Trade much the same as hat week; auppltesehort. Beet made from 2a. Bd. to 55., mutton. 48. to Ss.; lamb, Ss. to 64.; weal. es. to Ss. ; pork, 3s. bd. to L, Ed. per Mate of Elba sinking the odal. BUTTER.—Coax, Juan English and Trieh Idayestia Telegraph.)—lab, 19Sa ; tn Is, ICHia; 31.4 93a. ; ItL , b6g.; St hti 54.11. 1,60, at MY ket. hold freely. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Commodore, Cnw, eaCed from Moulmein, Oat. 4. for the totted Kingdom, war left by the pint, Is, 24 adios at sea, and 1.1 not aloes been heard oh—Liverpool, JUDO It Nlllol3li. Garbo, re. from Liverpool to Nerve, with salt, was totally lust on Noreen unn•s ground, o• the 17th June; crew and worm aaved.—Revd. Jane 17. Toronto—The report of the Tornoto having monk at Qin bee amars to be erroneous. bite toueltd the around above Quebec, June 1, was m.king • little water, and would go into dock.—Limrpool, June IS. LITTAPOOL Finn AT loalnall POST. Armenian (ea) ((cr Trieste), and Milan (em, at Gibraltar ; Emma, at Z,lkamp ; Casulla, at Rio ; &seem, Ocean Atar ; at New Orleans, Meat (..) (and left, 41b, for Alexandria). and Ilmtta (a), at bmyrna • Oneida PM tpt.). and Luemia (s.), at tkiutantinop!st • A rod (r), aid Los tothlan (m), at Palermo ; Anima (es) (for Aleanedria), at Malta; Ebto Im) (for GIME), at Coruna; Mary Ann, and Marl., at ?Ulan. BaILBD eon LIVLIPOOL.— Euddiee, June 2, end Stamboul, 6th, from Smyrna; Bleekne.s. Iran (Aurelia:. June 6; John, troon Sen. tender, June 9. Several small icebergs were pared, lat. 49 N., lon. 51 by the ed here horn New Orleani.—Liverpool, June 18. A anntidereble quantity of large square timber yea pared Jan. 10 end 11, lat 41 N., .on 10 W., by t h e Armrest, arrived bore from !Jots.—Liverpoel, June 10. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral Plato (Alp), for Poet Pbil2p, Way 14. lat. 46.42 N., In. 6.14 W. British flag, of and from Liverpool, Jun 11, let. 49.20, 1012.29.30, 12 day. ow, all well, in stank of the boomerang. Coll:ngwcod (.bipi, from Loudon for Adelaide, June 6, lat. 42.4 N., lon. 13.43 W. Ely, of mid for Liverpool, May 31. in the Gut of Gibraltar. Ericsson (a), from Lirerpool for New York, June 3, lat. 47.13 N., toe. 31 W., bound West. Harry Mein, from Liverpool for Quebec. June 9, Inn. 34 W. John, of and for Llrerpuol, Way 31, in the Gut of Gibraltar. Wenteer• . from !tenths 'or Liverpool, April 3, at. fS 0.. lon. 54 E. Pembromialsirs Lam, lismes, toe !Ilion, in the Gut of Gibraltir, Nay 11. THE CANADIAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, WEDNEi• DAT —The Montreal Ocut. Steam Ship C0Mp111.7 . 1 screw steamer North Am. titan, Captain Orange, sailed from the Mersey at neon to.day fir Quebec and Montreal, with the usual mails for tte Canadian provinces, 215 p-saeneers, and a fall cargo of merchandise on freight. The Canadian, Captain Ballwin'. ..elonstine to the same company, with the Canadian mails and advises to the ith instant, may be expected in a day or two. NAVAL PRIZES, BOUNTE, &c.—By an account of the recetpt and expenditure or save' prize, bounty, salvage, sad other moneys. between the let Aprd, 1855, sod the 31,1 Much, 18.56, putliAted yesterday, it appears that the tote) sooner of prise matey received was 108,4961. 2a. Id., of which there remained uncl.imed 69,5381. 16i. Ild. The number of captures made under toe P,.ze Act" Russia" (17 Viet, e. 16) was 90, besids• • quantity of It ussien stores. THE AGAPENONE.—The inquest held by Mr. W. W. Manama, coroner, on the h..ely of one of the Inaiat - s of thie cstabishenent, his heel. brought to au end. It at peered that the &maid, Wu Mabee, wt o, it wa,l be re membered, was found deed in a pond, lett behind a scrap of paper on the day she escaped. It contained these words : 'lbis is a day of judgment tt me and tearful perplesity— when Igo Self will 10 from the abode. limp wretched heart were not stone and unbelieving what Belossd said would have relieved mr." In &rawer to Ve Coroner, a wheels staid that the word " Bulfre, d " was a term of reverence and I , ep•et which was applied to Me. Prince, the principal. It was proved that the unfortunate deceased wrs much depressed prev.ous to her escape, ~.d the .essnn she eave for it wee that "she felt tt at she h:.,1 sir believed in the Lord Jesus Christ." The witness (Mi.. Vat•erl said they bed never seen " asything of Mr. Prince, hut life outwardly." Sne admitted that her sister bad trees leered her property, amounting to 1.7001., to Mr. l'r nee, and that she had another sister, who had died in the Ag The jury returned a verdict of "'Temporary (inanity," but it win intimated that official iogeiries were being instituted into this " Abode of Love." (Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILL arricamors Reru•m nit El4O Leos.—Mr. 11. Juan, at the /Moe Boer. Llanerettymeod, bad a very tuai lee. completely covered with wounds, to cure which be tried all avallahe rernwltes our mare than Fig months, but without aucc,....; at lag a hergythan recom mend. d Min to try Hollow era thonnea • and P 1.14. Att. r urea; then for • eburt Hine the wounds br K. to Lea", and in • ww weeks hie leg was perfectly cured; in graittule fur wow. Mr. J. nee wid aware airy inquiries about 11.—seld be all Medume Venders throughout the world; at Frofearke Holloway', establlshinenta. 244. &WM. lethdrwr end So, Maulee...ae w fork; by A. humps, CungtanUnople iA. bIZI7IIIII 111 1-:. Muir, Midi& BIRTHS, NIA RRIAGES, AND DE allS. BIRTHS. ANDEEISOS:.—Jose f 6, at Valleeld, rear Lieerpool, the wife of T. F. Anderson, Esq., of bon. 8ET1•0T054.-Ince 14, at Brunswick-square, Camberwell, La. 11. P. Beyington, of a Jaiiphtir. Fenn T KR. June 15, at Lamaeter-plots, Savoy, the viVe of the kte • J. raster, of • Pon. OLAIMTON F..—Juwe 14, at Iforay-pLaoe, Islisburgh, the wife of A. b. tiladstone, EN., of • we. LUCM4.—Jurie 14, at WI attsiurne.terrace, Hyde-park, the wife of L. Lads. FN., of • dau,ihter. 111Aq014.—June 15, at the ()rove, SlMl:ham, the wile of IL Shane , of a acn acd datiebtar. MILUNIAT,—June It, at 23, Che.hameur , et, 13.;:grev ia, the Lady of air Usury et. John Mildmay, tsart., of a dsueht. r. WALKEIL—Jowe IS, at Harte3ford.plate,lichningtua-pork, the wife of Mr. frederick Wither, of a boo. MARRIAGES. COOK —IVPMET.—Josto 14. at the Wow District Choral. 'Priam ,. bars, by the Bar. Ur. Twining. Arthur Creist,Tr, .on o 0 E. CAng, Got.. at Larfrawr Cottage. liainnierernith, to Emma, dstighter laintry, Wag., of Avapthiliwgitare, 1 swims. DlOblf —BAtiliVt.—Junti 17, at At. Margaret's, WI stfainesr. 8 / the Wis. C. M. Turner, W.A., C. W. Dishy, Esq., of alcrilef Ws:wit/aging to Adelaide, daughter of the Bight !Dn. G. Blokes, M.P. HAUT —DRIVER.—Iune 18, at tit. Oecegeii Mufti), Momobalye William Henry facto, Esq., of Poolawiey, Queen's DB - ...and ein oi tbe late Cbaries Ilarte, Esq., County Tippetary, to *iglus, weorid daughter of tiasti.; Privet. Fog., of 11, tallistd-plate, Rum KU-equate. Ara of Kw luisMG DEATHS. BASSET7.—Joas 16, at hillbrook, S o uthampton, Ellen, anfene ILO. Banat; PN., ued 24. 1511.0W11.—Jaa• 11, at Batt-toad, Readnna. J. Brum, V.q., lied 41. BOIIIILEIL—Joey IS. at Itaturood Lodge, W. Newbury, Berke, C 4 I• Bantam, N.H., sad J.P. ate flute. 011L7021.—Jaa• 17, W. J. Chilton, ,of Welktreet, S u r aged $7. FAuLiiiits.,tor IS, at Si. Althter, Oxford, J. Faulkner, FA, and al. LODSIL—Jaaa IS, at fk.liabary. P. P.Loder, Eoq., aged 66. 10111SWIS0/I.—Java 15, at Peel.etnet, torteth.park, Leen las• WM, rails of J. ilobertam. P.Q. IMatal pablislied pf waatur 10. lima. of No.i. Lowterd am*. W (t 0 Lomas*. ',bloc at the OfIl.P. Is IPW.r 4 tisse. la Ike Preclact at Rldtetelus.—Taassui, Jr pa 19.15" I! i 1~~ i~ II E I /