The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. . At a time when Lord Derby is slam% slave trute is increasing, the following report, pie seuttil by the Brazilian Minister of Justice to the legislative Assembly. will be read with interest, as proving that, in point of fact, it is rapidly on the decline : The government continues le Malley the utmost zeal and energy to eatioguish the slave trade, and their efforts are prodieing the happiest results. In the province., the presidents, and in general all the authorities, have per fumed their daty with a seal worthy of the highest eulo gists. Nor, with the saormoes extent of our coast, and the swill naval force thee at our command, could such fir. i results hare bees obtained by any other means. Tke landing of • ehlplood of slaves is not • thing that can reumie long e secret, even when effected without discovery. The west number of persons who, through the landing, in. troehe.ion, sale, and purchase, are necessarily cognisant of ' the ion, disclose it within a very short time. The govern ment has not neglected a single opportunity of investip ting diligently the foundation of every rumour to that street ; and at is not impossible that the truth has moms times .4e:spa them ; it is not less certain, having regard to the nature of the affair, that such landings must have been very rem. On the faith of information scrupulouslyob tained. I think I can sirm that, beyond the speculations whose eti.tencc is revealed by the seizures, and which are (*ohmic Iby the relations hereafter transcribed, the land ing. Lase been few. It is equally beyond a doubt that the groat majority of mi reheats who were formerly involved in the nankin." altogether retired from it. Some, more oh stinste. still wok opportunities but difficulties, danger, and fear, have paralysed almost always these attempts before execution, or as soon as begun. The truth of those propoeition , becomes very apparent if we notice the revolution in the price of sl %yes here, and in the ports of Africa, from whence they are usually braugie. The increase in price here appears fibulous; the ready money price is now double what used to be on credit ; and ti pit es keep up and extend to slaves who formerly found no purchaser • • • The excessive int erase in the pries here (Rio de Janeiro) cannot be accouated for by umplr deviseon in-slave trade sp. culations, but only by its all but ee.sition, If the traders, embarrassed by the difficulty of landing in this pronuce, have scarcely changed la at , ...,., the theatre of their speculations, as some pretend, with, - would the price have ineressed hire so considera bly, nor would that elevation have extended to the pm. new. where, by contrary, there should have bees • decrease. But if we hod that in those pre selects whence come the slaves the prices rise, end their ,apsrts.ton al trms the agricultural interests of those From tuts t, •sseli natant as to seek to impede it, it is .ter tbsi Slew mmittsnece ere taken front the anterior existence., end not from fresh importations. At the same time, in the p eta m the coast of Africa, and especially is those nhith furnish slaves to Brazil, their price has fallen in au evilly !arid proportion; and if our information is correct, their are factories in which it appeared more pru dent to abandon than to transport the slaves already ready for exportation. These eonsideratiom are still more elm trued by so great an abundant. of capital, that the indu bitable user:rase of animation in oarcenamereial transactions and new enterprises have not bees able se employ it. To account for so great a result, the simple decrease in the traffic will not Mkt, bat only its all bat extinction. In the meanwhile, it is proper net to dimmable that the fall of prices is the African ports, sod the rise In Brasil, an powerful imeintives to the INPIIIIMIMiaIIe of traders; it will henceforth be neces.ary to allow them we truce, and set with rf.loubleil diligent*. Elagtlist epiedoe of cultist*. tors t , underceing a sensible tiMWzatlus. This °retrial will contribiee much to wpm. YO Valid Sapnieese has convinced me that, to reeiWailleelt the bodiega. me if the ls..t *zeros is to stinstiaillthildiehiMMlO Of ibe awe* the hope of • premium like dot paned bylaw le eduentet sea. And to remedy obvious iseseeemieme of We mos. if established imperatively by kw. reautiethui the Waft of appreciating all the cireenneeinilee et re the m l4ll have directed to the pees et the p • = authorising them to mean ham the rimeielies tattle gor vernment to give Web yeambene le these wane be la sob apreehesuese. But ala theme Ellissitise T r al um =.4 est ob lambus, va, without zs i . M o s ier them assay logemilie, hes are tamest se m be enabled le Mee deneily bin the eerie to the auto. For toil it is assuawy to be by &Mai It from the OW pm' town , , where eiebellmse era Renee easily be proms% the rest of the teat met him • • • The diereses of oboes in ewe sue l peet letesa, by eussemb iag in them the, Nl_ ha* labour, and, cueotly, factlitatio et subielmee le the races* arrived, would be a pevearili isiessuleat to eelettisetim. The first impulse to emdinatien to we Wee being given, it is andentoud bow easily hem *ease they would synced eato . the interior. The eo-esigiusee devii-labeur is, as all nuncio ledge, one of the ieriraala Sieltibelee to the emigration of free labouren. This dilleeky week! go on disappear ing in proportion as the slave seevies is circumscribed in the interior. flappily we have billet seeth and south provinces to which we could apply the ante system, with such alters- Won as experience and the diversity of circumstances would reader advisable. Finally, to counterbalance the interests which aivocate the cause of the traffic, it is necemary to Create others completely hostile to them, and prove mei tall, as in the United States, the sup' nority of free labour. As • sag se these or other measures producing the same result, shall nut be adopted, we shall be condemned to a , permanent strozgle with the cupidity of traders, all the more stimulated by the prospect of great gains, the are the results obtained by the government. The report then goes on to enumerate the captures of shivers by the Brazilian authorities during the past year. the minister gives the names of ti ships so captured, and sum up 10108 newly imported Africans released. TIIE CASE OF MR. =BRAY. TO TKO lIDITOR OP TNT DAILY IMITS. IA Mornington-road, Jane 14, 1852. 8114-11 y thisdaes post I received a letter from Mr. Moore, the leb ems' at Aurora. it is to this alert —lie does wet most that the TiliTINSO • Flty of the law will be Onion es op linforteraie and 'madly, that he maiden Murray inswent of dreedfal wise impaled la Mut. In odds that tbe wieweel wise is Amos is swim bio, end On be Mad. agar la lb with taisein ine. bd to mg lot divan with Ibe sultiss Min esd ibs of peened MM.. mi nub eggeobien is bier be bile doindlegitia Ile gels as Is q a r ri: slam is tido Ti. meg salliMmob ambled al* certaimenerisiewedisesetesediabeithe to the wiranhy, seMels is the sib owe of Me ening against Ys, He WM be ime Ma vary sad his impsdens bas led le die slst tispienibiel7M newhii. His trial being a went one, be reemart ascertain tie enact acculailene against this. He smiders his life VWoh , but biw far be MU mess* is demand sewbe ds. est pel blew. at tbe het of his basing beta a paid Nest of abe gand *Ws onkate bia Mei lbs. The erilabery enednatleas aim tub piss. se Ammo aid tits Mei trial at Ram Tbsollan vadsrdas_ penile timiesteasto et bet ease, the &ma salsa elits oposamosi snidest* busegbt to bsse _andi be sem we gm epperabing a melt me few beet le bee. He left so wows ueemployel M pant genomilega to Anna with the Mon hot, as let ass as. Mei up natio .neater proem Mrs woe se peribility al va reedieg his bon k. bas every risen el Wiese Me leassesse of pay sepbew ; Mtn ardssosfrat is will be to pane bin pTitils tf ' to sans whisk end he is eleareuglawM`usest He no well that my nephew% iwiereweebell. be wade swelfest—that is, tansies of swims ohne. guilty of isapredence, whieb he Ws 144 ezpineedi by his laws end severe incareeration.—l an, Or, yoga, M., F. R. I:ESTRANGE. 15, Morningtoarosi, JIIIIO 16, 1852. Ste,—As you have shown so mach energy and interest in the caws of my unhappy nephew, I hops you will elcuse my trespassing on your valuable time, by sub mitting the accompanying copy of • letter, received this morning, from Mr. Freeborn, the British consul at Rome. Your very obedient, F. R. L'ESTRANOE. Ross, Jam 8. 1852. " have received your letter of the 27th Mity. la which your are so good as le sepses yourself grateful • he Pie efforts I have midis is favour of your soplew Mr. Edward Murray. It is indeed a sad Lair, sad ins been es sae a most laborious task, united with great tithe anal. and although I have been suffering under a owl WN', I haws not spared myself in my tradasivousit be savehis life, sad In those endeaveun I have been by bee Malionv's Everettry of State, Lord and H. Balwer, her Majesty's Insister at The of this tribunal by which be hes bssa YW ars lanW out with severity and massy, massignaadyl mar Nei barn allAtionfly what will be the malt j novartheiese, if op private mike will be of any la yea, I mil. Ns* give so w. sad that is—it n im tkamcasilet, him Eh saved, sod Weaselly Ns libel; he bin be is sr Ida WOO% b$ mitlintualsiy islu rras low& Moraine Ids'pressat Warm 'Motion by acts st' Ms mist vsymblasible ismwadwiss. I shin continue to womb his ask aid act slacks, 11111 tuitions to obtain his liberation bum as sambaing/Me tell la the prison at Ancona. I have the beano to be, madam, your most obedient ser vant, " JOUN Flaitllollll. " N.B.—Mash will emprad on the clemency of his Roll *me In whisk I place great faith. ' l l'o Mrs. Jane I:Estrange, IS, Kozniagton-read, Regent's. park, London." BLUM ACCIDENT At AREILL/1U PIACTICL— Temeeey • swims essikes sums. ea the Nesther coups% Perpostle. arm 1 r es bower bp lir Leese earfievenor of the Sept Muir Anliwy. x l= 2 = k r obeli Mee • " live Aid beak has NM 411111• Me at posse hsers, ems re helpers Pura roper ef the ile•peeemeed r he lwejmehil lis t r ef w =er ei c er t=z i g! rep* et • pros is me it• boar it 4 1:=114 seessossers tusk bee re after sees owes asses her eseresi ass bursars asps. (Aim}—HomoweVo ODrtull? MID Pa" a non Isasaaart Novae roe Amass an Ma Wien& —Thera limerii• • Yaw" Porieureeh Dedtpert. reseleal • swore hurt la bie Web elimptses tem Mak by spins et *MN Mae e• Wm As alma braid sesempiew se Vie WPM vele& &Sol the leat mime mimes to Wt. red wee weft. I prop Prosest re fetes the espormarese the erteli • prim Dime we se Way atm remade* h• we. mord sae A•nay lwo ao wortemed ul li n Inl c at W:s imi am es eell Mk le as heft= ibibifes Rau) intelitynce. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL—TISTIODAT. ODA& s. Storm AND thaw. vbe qualm to Ws ore was as to the right of the ap pelted to 1110 weestia of IoiSM unfit, a trawler by way of seeds by the filal Oswald Beal and Co., who, it wee bid argebed • solid trusehrable right from . Oe., the agents of the Colon Beak of Calcutta. The remmitets lodated that Ware de treader by Owed Seal sad Co. to the Bailey.apellant. Off hod mode • new sipsemeat with I li eltey, i mot Ca. by white they rellaquislud their claim ever 300 mesh d the SOO, anti that they had acquired heat the Vase leak of Cal cutta it tneger of the right to them IN memede, to secure • debt due from the taloa Desk to then- It was contended by the appellant VIM I ono admitted by the respondents that lliakey, Bailey, end Company had full right and power to pledge the whale $OO mounds of indigo. The transaction of the 26th November, 1847, and the instrument of that date, and other deremests by which the SOO mounds of indigo were transferred by way of sear rity to Oswald Seal and Co. was, as apparel ley the strument of the 26th Nouimbar, 1847, ea the bee of It, and by the evidence, an emApputseat to Oswald Seel and Co. to secure the amount of the beams ef Steir asemet, and was not limited, as alleged by the respeaisets. saseely as a security as to 70,000 rupees is rupees dew leak rot bills endorsed by them. It wu not the Stet COI as the 23rd of December, or at any other time, Oared Ilmised Co. agreed to mouse* their right in the NI imam& of indigo to the extent of 300 mounds, et ever weed _to re linquish soy part of the seem icy which they mdertsta on the 28th of November, 1847, by the dosamma of Outs date. Osweid Bad and Company. as the Sikh Desembet. led. &alp boutsferrid their right and interval is the whets 800 mama to the appellant for valuable oresklemthil. awl he 'impassion of his right wider the treader, awl emapleted hie tight, am Italy by mired, hat by dely MA rawly *heals/as the 'mewl peeredea SW monde did**. The reepeedeemeaMmial that the applied bed wholly failed le Webb& any eight or lien to or ea the indigo, sues as magma Ode lids of Oswald Seal and Coos aa Plukarra 111 the indigo, and could claim no bet ter title thris amid Seal nod Co., as such pledgees could hare demo The Causal, wished lodes the arguments en behalf of the reopeedesta, eared the judgment of the tout below. Jedgmeat accordingly. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YearitaDAY. Arruu TllOlll ?MI WON OMIT 07 °SAMMY A/S5 CrNI • am wee to tbOTLAND. —DUOS. IRS Lomb Casweesnce• ran KAMM at Bans, AN,. A+o.lllt Nano Lino. MANGLES AND OTIIIIII O. 1311031. This IS an appeal from a decree of the lets Lord Claw Cottenhain, sad is • question of a contpliented arising out of certain wading transactions. Au the m = was only partly heard, we postpone our report till dig Is elusion of the cue. The argument will be ten mowing. RAILWLT COMPANY IL Bzatslhr waalTlATloN.—J V DONSIIT. The dicta of this MO wife stated whoa the egged I bum the Sot division o! the Court of Sawies. was argued at the bar of the home, a fortnight tip. A aftert was. la September, 180, entered unto between I n k=is is t s t . Abadnes Railway Oafterth eft the Shaklee, toughen. waalmi i Aber deer, for the supply of certain Weeks aft ilmishieth der the wilwarr . Toere was a softiies dean hi the thath sa width the mend gasetiss 0r.., the heel seensio ask dense sthitesl ali n. Al lt r i s. l Bl4 wheat, Mktg el M. Ma Can% doll =Sinn in Lefts, "la dawns aftddheemse whisk tsar athe betimes the several perdu =teal. and Waft fay 0 Ms with= er M a t tgai l he l o u teit l isa des : oa ths os:= to be bied eed W the and sauna aft di =spates aft Mthiesses in me nay amemed with ar Ming emit the easeften of ea aftre le onseate the week haft, seatemnd far e 11114111 bweia wanly submitted or M." The away baying pat la aft to the eetrareek orepealoati envoi the arldtie s Jaffna= M the With I=l,lllse erreseding II the true delft aft sosseing el the enotheet. the ra•seidesto were 'added to tend& the =We monk ft the hind therein sainifted whisk might he empleft beaseaplatieg the railway, and that the we bound use aft all auk week at the pine epeemM e. tho imbeds= ft the efteast. heard. that =my wan able in leaves ft the bet eft Wary fa iftesoposree et the left b ennoest. Moen= • bit Twww, ettempft le dab ea Wadi* Ntie Ifigliat INGSSOMIg detembe gelato. They tbss Wad tin askinalfteer in Wish thereto= awn was Igoe, tale have it desired tint they WON radar se etilgaties to tale bee the ingefteft, aft that the gees*. abed wee met saftisied Os NOOK to the dosensiftien el the snits= It ass bat fa tbe .seert Mew, that the soballetha these wig = gem, sad in all Oft abilfalart Ws ell piths, eft drat ere disputes did competeatiy am• roperly fall to be dhpasoil el by the arbiter. 6104 the jalgateat delivered by the Rem atlas we to Say We an unable te give any Newt: or, any reps= for the mouse ot widsli we an T. Veto= wss the hew feed c = r, i Zapeel from the dart slave, etespistl the . bens „ill two o'itheth la seirequeste er Ift deans of a aside sad. bowl lent who heard Ile .14W.„ la th e r Iftaa n atheareed thrift plas m= .peebnes earlarignatha " the egg " oalonaft waft • the bar teems e t et lo Olio amend of esesonnalatlea allot salmadfir if Ono weft) ARNO time efekehoolas a mil othinheift tam thus Mgt= meat • biller The alkftents ad tr ee bit lannothately dIMII • base" stringers," and waer as eas of the math crowd. wee swept away *a faijodie pre sera eras represintedves of royalty...= ft= the shearberafthe paintiesspeedily Weft' eabgftefts, • thin pelbe, ft= the If tai= the se dri ir si p" ration • aim Ask td make way foe vat of the pee* seimeal to the foot of the A. so electric wen seat through the laterrevaag Mai walls and to intern the ex- LittaVms,a, repinestiotheolied retired, eadthat lfteoled retensiceated Wolf trania" lanes" to a emit judo. " The Aberdeen Railway Case.„r. . we .ohlivatal hem we could inn 4im Ole le be penal at the bar of thValinfla Pl_baNka bodge. WOW eaterfta 'l7 s leadniss 11110 succeeded is awlidaft thin Oft one • dithrease of opinion Me "W l * 1 1 00 111 0 b 11144 bed that the general molt we ea fteamies et as iftgannisfehe rent below on the drat pilot se age the time of the ssatraet, and a re versal of deo raworitwie r ea r either abler to deter _owls lb* deepsfor the el sesineet4 Ti. 4 ANIZIDIRM RAILWAY COMPANT V. BLAtCI/1.-81111. ?mit= AID INTIZINCR. - 1131)01131 1 1. Till onlari=ol biz s a w gr.. , of th e omit below, retain aft al the decree of the ar biter, wave weatelstheeft, at the ism tine, direalised with QUEEN'S COURT OR BENCE—T=I=AV. ammo Al Nen tam AT WIPTIIIIMISM-4TITOIUI LOY CASP•1111 AND • Reams. BULL v. TILINZIT.—ACTION AO•teleT • Sturm* Mums Blouse To ascovis PACT rite Pima etas RikilMllllol.o • lIT 11111.—INPOZTANT • Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., with Mr. Lash, appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Crowder, with Min bates, (LC., for the datendast. This was as union brought again* a "'bin broker to recover the sem of 212 L, which bad boon paid to him for shares is the Menu/emery Mining Company by the plaintiff. The plaintiff alleged that he had beau indsood by erroneous and fraudulent npressatadeas, on the pert et the &- indium, as to the value of the mine, to purr:ham mutate shares. It appeared on the evidence of the plaintiff that in 1860 he was prevailed upon by the defendant to layout some seamy in the Mosquito/a Load Mine s in Wake, which the defendant said was in a Airmishing oeadltiot Es de. s cribed the lead ere ea the marks, of the reins as being worth from 8001. to 7001., sad said that the intevior of the mine would yield Dam 7,0001. to 8,0001. worth of ore. This miss bad bees oesemanced in 1848 .by a Captain J. Rereads end the defendsat, sad woe yeasented up to fleptseatur in last year, when it was discontinued, and the sodium disposed M. The plaintiff said that he was totally ins:winced in mining matters, and had been en basely imposed upon by defendant. Itwas - stated is Mira ef the defollidli l that OD "Was be had gives of the also was his heart semis** ei tbe duo be ri=ss ih• Were . = bed bees impel* woe to be wry p ress 0` li " Al tbe del ----- eidi be Int loseeme Os rime by seeds et WriaPayed& MN he We* dews 16 the .we ldis sal rsadsse wireger of Ike employ ma* Holm. It bed es ileverebis an *pest se ma** be ens sew. He wen gibe, Sidass before. Hs_ der the she previews Hr. Den tbo .Meet. T aw lb le e saaray wee ilassi es sifts * Lewd*. Se sow trued to Mid dries in Or wine v. is Liss Ore tbe Sew wry wee brim up. He bed id *me is it as dr VW ki are masiLits. Bal. H. rid Sic. is aw *AWE et opera. 4: 101. soiree. Th e** ass divided** domes. Cartels I Haredis odd he wee, He welt dr: 14 with the :V. Re was left le the lit milwiSslll i t Is 1961. He was rip* WU ay* yin wife. He se* sp reports whisk were fesensebis le the Ws& Re bei bees .eeriest with Wass Seri *wet 30 rim He MI =t i t= on his ow* iisemat We* dr He was se peeseM wed*/ l i nw i dirtilistlywa le pet Se east Herb Elm *est le bon wee** ess*wly. a err lady le series H l4 . Irs aid 1e 904 r en t of seises dr Hi eledli:: as la c lreWristrwte a Woe, end est wet He bat* die etre is mist when the mew per it up. He *Wig Use it wither. and OM( lo de se, bet wee ,sbisd, ea Cape. leek IL He b t sore of the resdiesey to midi eis ohm He would base invested I i dOIL le it. Us. rum rid he was a Landow broker eirlaihe sweet 1. flopserber, le" ies bee&t Awe ben Oss delhadeat, sides 101. a share. He 111 wed nen le is THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1852. man with the cigar. bad not returned, I should wait no 1 longer. I then endeavoured to fetish the door, but was int e rcepted by the old mon, who demanded the money, a mounting told'. or 201., which he bed won from Ricketts. On telling him that I should do nothing of the kind, the prisoner Ricketts premed forward, ezelaomlng, in a menac ing manner, " Now, sir, you mintpay op ; if I had won, I should have taken care that he pia me, but us I have lost, why, you must pay him." I was then ssrroundsd by the whole party, all of whom exclaimed together, "You must pay—you must pay." IMt 'greatly alarmed, and was attempting to pass them, when Ricketts suddenly drew out my watch from my waistcoat gasket, and handed it, with the chain and appendages, to the man with the cards. At the same moment one of this other men dexterously slipped two rings from off my lagers, and pared them over to the ease person, whilst the third one was engaged in riling my pockets, from which he abstracted my purse, and alter torahs' out the contents returned it to me empty. The whole of them this rushed out with the exerptios of Ricketts, who seised me by the arm, and forcibly detained ma till the others bad effected their esee,ps, when he hastily followed them, and, on overtaking him in the street, and inquiring what bad become of his companion, he affected to bo surprised at the question, and declared that I was a total stranger to him. I immediately save information of the robbery to the police, but saw nothing more of either of them until yester da y afternoon, when I accidentally en , countered the prisoners at llimpton races, and gays them , both into custody. Oa being called upon for their defence the prisoners de -1 died saying anything at present, and were ordered to be i resandal for a week. Mining Journal for Information as to the pries of shares, because that journal was not the least authority on such • subject. His Lordship inquired if the witnws really meant that the Mixing Joirniai was no authority on such subjects ? The witness replied that it might be an authority with the general public, but it was well known not to be so among them sweated with mining interests. Mr. Ilatibew Francis said he was a mining agent in Tarr wil was concerned in minim property near the Waraomea mine. He knew it at the time - thi company wee IbliwN. end two years antecedent to it. He saw it WI lee H. thew thought it might yield • large realised a small profit out of it. Maim was h Imbed, be should think it would e a it wee to be Wilma tits galae had brae sap Mr. Smith bad been a similar of mines. He FFtits wise is gas es in October halead knew it before. seillsosidist ft was s peed wiwe. Ms 'maned some , th• whibinery. Ifs twat*. in waning up, iwipreessol urn tits jury the puei. wahnie of the dare statist alleged to be Mk to the *led, by the thstraileat as die state of the : time when be eared to eel bin shorn. to Ile Esserlited it =as • large geed when 1$ yielded vorning. If the hod given his besot *mien these amid be se Mewled to him ; but he was experiment in adase. stag Mow that be woe Isakiai a folio statement. If they nolidewsi that be believed what be est lanth. they swot lei a mem for Os delikints if am wav ra gt= that he was ma la lb their verdict diein el .:ll:=E _The law gareided no remedy whew hu sh mess equally inexperieweeill but there was • when ISO had been imp= and for that . this was, be thought the was entitled to The jury, afbit w short coaversation, returned • verelet fot the plaintiff s des 2121., being the amount pall by the plaintiff tie the defendant for the shares. IRELAND. THE NATIONAL EXHIBITION. Cork, Wednesday, June 16. Every hour adds something to the Exhibition ; packages and parcels are arriving by everylrain, and all the arrange menu will not have been completed before a fortnight or three weeks. Those who come to the regatta in July will have the best view of the Exhibition, for then all the arti cles will hays been arranged, labelled, ticketed, eatalogned, and classified. Public spirit ham been aroused—private and national enterprise bars been stimulated, and the mar queues is, that the Exhibition will be a much liner one than could have been expected. The carpenters arc busily at work erecting an additional building, 150 feet long, 25 feet high, and as many broad, leading from the eastern court into the ball-room. There must be somewhat shoat 300 packages unpacks& At seemly an hour as four o'clock this morning the men were employed in constructing the new building and unpaeking the goods. The exhibitors may, therefore, rely upon it, that whatever they send down even now will be taken care of and properly placed. The great excitement that prevailed has subsided, and the spec tator is now able to enjoy a quiet peep at the Exhibition, and an agreeable and not over-crowded promenade. OOURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YzirnaDAT. Imam Ma. COSOMBIOM 0013.1011 t. IN ILE COLOMBINI. The ems of this b;nlrupt, --- ;solieiior, in Caine-chain hers, was helots the court a few days ago, when ths satins was adjourued sine die. Mr. Colombia' now applied for a re-hearing, having filed some additional accounts which, he contended, supplied the deficiencies in his former DRAMA. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.—GERMAN PERFORMANCES. The German company . performed Sehlegers trans lation of " Hamlet" last night. For foreigners to repre sent the most popular, beet known, and best beloved of Mukspeares plays in L ondon is a bold and hazardous under taking. Every verse and every line of the production is stamped on our memories, and Maws all of us have seen in it some of out greatest actors. We ere familiar with their performances, their appearance is as much put of our memories as the words of the play itself, and we cannot tolerate • departure from the excellence of the Kemblee, the Keane, and Young. We were afraid, therefore, though well swan of the goodness of the German company, and of the great powers of Hen Emil Devrient, that the performance was likely to be un satisfactory ; and we should not have been surpthied had he failed to please the large assemblage that wee attracted to witness " Hamlet" in • German dress. • If the audience shared out apprehensions, they must have been very agree ably deceived, for we never saw " Hamlet," so fez as the performers are concerned eltogether, so well put on the stage, all the parts so well an d the chief Part more admirably performed. The igasit le perfect ; not a word of filtakspeare is lost ; and the lona wenamful perhaps of all dramatic perfonrunese, while h it swat feithfully copied, reads like en original. Hernial tee is as trying a part, and requires as much power end mesatility as any charac ter on the stage, and that arthsesitiort was admirably sustained by Herr Emil Lenient. We have seen some of the most celebrated of our actors, but we never saw Hamlet better performed. Every sentence was distinctly pro nounced, every point made ; the author had been completely stiedied_, u if the actor had devoted to it the best part of Ina life. It was not aedng, it was Fishlike himself, and all the scenes that Shalcspeard drew were bodily brought before QC The audience shared our admiration, and Harr Emil Devrient was repeatedly called Ire le nodes the tribute of their well-mented applause. Ater mks M. Emil Devrient Mathis end other parts we are Wald te el that, take him for all in all, he is one of the meet lathed actors we ever saw. Herr Lambeth, as Polo itirojilia his post perfectly well, making Pansies much lei nehadees than be is usually mane on the English stags; cad his etwoetwion of the chssaater'is warranted by the shrewd_ A d vice Pacoima gives to his SOIL Herr Oran, OS Lank*, err Froiteheim es the Ghost, Herr Nor tal as the King in the drama (who deserves particular praise also fa the costumier of the every character being at all times well dreamed), Fir c U m ?l a l'n n ii as the Chime, and I. motels Belmar* as °phial* deserve to be particularly stestiosed se vaetai•isg their parts parti cularly well ; but all were good, The performance as a whole wan so eminently successful, that we have no doubt it will be »pests& UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, JUNE 17.—1 n a Convocation holden the following degrees were conferred, vii. :—Bachelor if Di vinity: Rev. Charles MOW natant, sod Rev. Robot Owes, Fellows of Jesus College. Mesterei Arts: Edward Bolen, Calve:say Collaro; Arther Loyeday and Hobert Ward, Dalliol College ; William Henry IL Style,_blerton College ; Francis J&K Olney see Rev. nrllliamEvelei g li Erlson, Oriel Conses; Boy. Oi ll eset 0. Y. Harries, Jesus Collage ; Adolphes lisaltsrah Seldar BISOSI2OIIO College Rev. Fransis Ashpitei, Bremer College ; Rowland Lloyd Jones Beternae, Fellow at New College ; Rev. Roma Howell (Grand fir Willow A. From, Batt. (Grand Cm and Marquis of Kildare, Christ Church; Hon Grebe= ;and Bay. Richard Fort, St. Jobe'B Collage Hwy- fteitys and Rev. Thomas Julies ileshenesicisreonsge ; Beyeen Batlay b r' r oromot Wk. Faltbampton, begiu• ; sad How. J artier Si. 'Lary Hall. Btobaler Oboist _ ego ; Ri deard Oran and Marko Oriel Col traierliii:Jobn Braglawr 'Clueen'b College; Artbur Strong (Student) and Hoary Paley An. dime, Okla Church ; and Edward linkman Lowe, Bt. lidoasore Hall. - POPO!! Hum SrnwAnov—iiis Grnegelippeka of Wel- BMtns of th• Urdteraity, been pbmwol to sonlesan and letters Jima.; Rasidall, Pamir, ist.,T.lnal, ll :trait i of Magdalen 0112= wpm at bet Maindra eamiraL be be Doping 1111gb ear tielyiredig; _Old also bring vacant bi the death ed Ell Non. hit ellentergnil 'Tricot,Stridast et Christ Chunk • •NAVAL. • . ' ADKILIULTY, JUNE 17.—APTOIIITHENTS. —lllldiet J. F. Beckett, to Valenti; Soweallemator F. Taylor, Maeseeteweesoust W. it. Cronin, to Sams Paroil ; astionatta J. O'Connell, J. Campbell, tad J. Kollow, to MARKETS, COTTON.—Ltviaroosg Jona 17.-7Tne ides et mina to-day are eatimaled et 7.016 .140, _• 1 =Wok "AWN' , have takes 60r ari theththethe &PO NU. The oiler per sign are Amines ; Me resseiadge ailed* 100 Pewee' sad Marralw" at 61d. to 74. ; 100 Bahia, at*. to 6ji. ; 230 at 44 to lid.; amid NO liars; at to 414. TGiwpeuss slam ibis egg week are 120,000 isies. The market slog's tam* aid Miedily. Priem eishmegima are easier thee as Yak& let Not j lower. Other Wads as churned. The thew& les been more geaerel, though it is thought for wadi itmagnise. Mmecazirma, Jana 17.—The uni t y; She Memboldt and by the Great BMWs stheththe erwilethed these United received of • theliclern thwitet la the United Butes, there has ass bees anise butane dew is yarn and cloth to-day, bathos Wag Aimed to WWI the coarse of events a hale bellsgegliMag eaPsellare whiskit is in their power to keep bah, essept whom lower yeiese are at ones concede& apkiaim taw la megii IS:S e rs way a !maim in de pm. bat era. , hie orders in bead, tesedier willsegirene named kr fine yarns, ausala them miry ageftwit kit piles.. The yarns spas tree' the better Ids& er Igypfts sad Ike blends maim have eau mellsed bf6lee nom be seem uses.. In the cloth market Wow bow lima Me to dve way, though the midi* is Mkt la maw TM hems trade beams use busy tie alpha* is the leans at the lob wademy et pekes, baying tO sag Wept an then mud wawa HOSIERY AND LACE TRADEII.-.-Nerniterer June 17.—The codas haskery trade in aserly ell its Inieneitei ie in a very fair state of denied; the Isar sad eon kinds are even brisk. The silk hose trade, vdieria er knotted—or foray bete is, se reselorytiull. Thelsolo , bin net trade hea r Spas the whole, a ado farther oared* especially is then beleries theirs& lore elep mist bet them that rake antra twist win oar • lieurisbieg sm. dines. This applies to Wok eok loess, rid& In =sot be stances are area Se lamb se Weft enitioarris Lees. At Viense, leeslases c the _masbroleue trade is rim at the inners. The Wilt eterimen saver that the Der we nuke led inse here. se dry armee bow ibe reset sod rot, it bras slant IN dfreWeselle in ihtnierL• The Istalish derribe the people Cl Views as a wee et braise who aerie War leer beer but la &de her erase ; err waritrea is furniehed by his rosier 'with en sneer and torsi. Beek Ousiertwist him& reteklen hied" = hie dodos& TIM Wien WM berme, Mw,, the ill berg plashed eat et the belly.—Nees lbreime. WOOL.—asamosaa, June 17.—Thressmata from all Wiskirowisi dlataleat are silks laistaal, WI a most tut waresalai -seethes mess to pow& Ae salads of all the Wiese el Weak of whatnot• ldsd or quality, that Idgbair plow arla be lam IMAM& of 641 ad 's= es mini& TM raga's at do lioastag toads is ktateiest. by Roam Warred judgment. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YErrzaDAY Mama Us. CONNIMIIIMOR PRn.ws. In ran Karma or Jams Knox Ottawa. This insolvent, an link bladed peepastwe, wins bad boon in prison about two yew, be be Maborpi., Mr. Dowse, Mr. Sargood, and Me: rinse Minim opposed for creditors resident in Ireland. Mr. Nichols Ia this case thin debts were V,7741., and=olveney was attribeasel la the elopreeiadea of Ike ;Mit property, to the oar viallip midi, and to the palbetY now as, Ma dasellen lbe Court et Maim in Ireland. It mewed that lbe braltaa, by the death of hie father, NM kW spensklawslis getsperty in Ireland, on which time man w diaries. Ho wee deseribed uof Clan cams lbws% Iftellywount, in Mayo. Mom to England in no uma was mass afterwards arsenal, aid had remained jaC iss. Ingnfty, ea the part of the maslag creditor, mu of • pawl dosseater to ciathist• the inirodals. It appeared tine arm amilimat bra beak Win to tMimeniale, and that ilmeaso as woe patabat ebbe bad ask bans filed. The twolVent bad mode • bill of sale to Ms brother, Andway Gilds., Moss be bad boa In Om. TM docu ment was mat to lima while to Lades •• dle Onanstive Club, of sibisli ash des mete at said be wes a usaiber. Ultimately the MN WY adjenined air one assamats to b. obtained has Ireland, and tbs insolvent went back to prison. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT—YUITI/DAY. limas riga lasoaDza. Woniuse or (IVABANTIS SOCIZTIZIL Edmond initiate, LiW. 30, accountant, wu indicted sielnaing the nes of W., 21. Ns., and U. 35., the smeey Cbindes, Tallorville, Dans, and another, his li Ctvidelillisk an as this wof the clearest chancier. la:rinair hod been a sellestiog clerk, as • nlary of &mu lie Walesa the ethelltY of tin Clumatee M aalea. were a :tine s ' red. to his emplepre. When his =- with the Guarantee SoA l t s = relF by th en of the_ nuns sum, wltisit wen hold is abet • Intsigin sp, when the phew was win inn comedy, it bens the Jule pany tri that essity tamer to per any de ales. ties, Win the is a daissiter mesesatedra gman bed manmade spy ettemp Is absoond, and hod all along .edit was his istostion to peke up the leceeey by the ale ii ii. prsperty he pinned let Ironed. Yr. In his address co the behalf of the pri- Smmer, that the ewes pinned bad nods the ass of debt. Tim pjappar led en_ 441 say Meson latitudes', sad lo4 wits sa d Minantigen Zitdriven him is men* the ems he then semi with. The lesised onmeel miloombenei is the onompet term of repos* ismnun* si the sonny allsaide An they bead shut the mem to make up the a Salentine was set to be wenz i t ai on kat or hinds, bed been the inetmation of the iaw being put la isa Hai sash a anise beep punned by a pines iadhldsi isnamd if a onlety they wend =mined trashes Hebb to sein 'fa envie ficiono. The lonshit,lnrap* up, whin' to the jog the law, ad mid that theme wite melt_ o'o4 & TuT ist obi. Tien ynssailisp nip In the Osman, Society, wink ornmsd to him b r ie, he had always inderstood hOO be a aid uuM , and he mold n oon for and umthisimod their net a defalc tion until I pommilism . hod bon spina the • debulter, but an me presessthei should be prompt Eth n e dinner, It the ofthees. ifs biltinught the so .to be • meth mostri the, bet if they, opmdsond their in the way minol by Uri hens* month it was en siereenely denpiser meaty, a!theligle . • • as body 'll6llB to tie penaldentesy , infes tithe Jaw 0 9. 141 4 with as individual preen. southly sop* to enaction a sort of negotiation w was miftmino this- Int the intents of the law. Us bed se doubt lin ass I w • Isindthasitsi men, owl lad he ant b its ass =r as by the misty wend lave and dillinstly, Crailatt b• anstmathesi, end an attendant yen Jury, attests 6ehfdelibennies. bad the primmer : u gly rompnsindingnit . Bahamas, mid On lis num One the Stets treas. ts him wan so newer to Weimar bat new Ir t jury lied some ts a dmie he put the sent of thin, sad they wen _ Ong meth MT% am' d u e s elail. the plermWe op Sta b sae drp to the nthrtlrgri 111 big &boa Si ge Se Ansinlis, SO mot onspine the thisdrmed le the air: of eamponthe node by the moiety =bees simbhd Is be anted entry the minim The mug thin psi in newel Muses remind Seim the sodety*plonor'smilethor. Ties wed that thus has bers ea the elnismose. SaelE.. au a mist ingenue ma mei bed the so bs= semis" en. the psalm wend ban all boss tiebirre as inthslimini. Smilisradult ought to Upset the attention of the lithisMPOssonL Th e= 6 = "44 : Bl = °"mt and me to Attu sons ismadm he wan smatemeed to ain maths' in miscreant in Neiman. THE POLICE COMM GUILDHALL. Ho/ Hosier, the yogis' WAWNW who wee vi sseeded piss Weimar on the charge et sisalisp a Maths inlet sad pearl trees the moo . ! Mr. Admen liSispholiAlli. was apainaireed atr After beads/ evident* addled I ID thil sharailer and siwalas ells assumed. die Paler lamb isidi he was elided thee rintim wai n wits had forced heriassesy no the promenhon wia the thief, sad that et the sesisid dated, the womb limbo Isms headed to almabee *Sohn with away and led hairesK He lidempe M an admonition. • . WORSHIP-STREIT. Tie Well doused men named Gawp Mao and Minds Itisimitts, who were waled is be own UMW M the Oise, new 'horsed with boning deka Add earth sod inn, gt ft. UM%4 : lager ds ad o. a c niii s t belt sad otlver amory. *ea eig ef Mr. Pei. gm maw galena The pieseentor, a isittlemas Nam juvenile appear ism tehl—Oa the el Tuesday, the 10th u&, I bad mendea to caw y e t Landes_ opea_badaild. which I wasa b lin l igh miessdiesh. Isms *l Welsh is whit the Winded _ ark to k Bane= Osendes I Tres Willed by the seliener Maw. w • pissed hie kest opus my &snider, saill ailed tee, in a whisper, If I wasted oar mud Apia, es had Nam very doe gm dose id head, vial he whited to chow me. lat let alibis the I did not weal ray, hid as be yortiogml la his impsentaitke, I at leg* egoommd in=y him. sad after peweedist shoat deem an Willi giros, he Mess aid tea mair is hiseihip, god intimated that be kept the goys, tun. Aft we lag) a Igloos Ow ground Mw id the limn the pelisse invited se to deli with Mee, Irbil I deviled to tin esti was about is retire, dot liking the appeaream of the plain who he teek ma by the head, and 114 "I don't sans to hart yog, yams seatle i&a, so don't be alisid of me." The pinned lig r eft ip a g sown with the elesettades that in implodes MetM the glens, Spam miftbditedlhe deer after Ma. About a slide alliewelis at elderly 16111 entered the neat through madly dawn end we shiest imme diately lined by three ether min sneer* wheat WAS the primer Mails. The Ilse Ras hod io his hand sew mall hello and a peek of autin IMO he spread oat miss =e lows idd h er=le hin tta otter ti ttat b. 2l:ll , I DI Om Whin he*. aime d 1111:8412 L il e I•lo4=l .Bld dmiss. these a ads ova tsbl sled wee iodised to helm ANL The priers Mekong loweven 'hosed, sills single will' askoMiplehlas seek shads, imosseoloa be ewe hematite. as same swan ressiabling geld wee bendet to the gid mm, i tt e l:=4ll7ld , nhantrati sore have airy, se else * I will freles." I ,egged to hi =Oopen whisk Sidra sisinmed his i awl Am P lin lisw — . as o% Iweyr mg Wl pho VW is Os lamentably bad ; the buyers ha actual consumption are not dispired to increase their dayflarday wants; and as the English Wools are not used in subetitonea for colonial, all the present buoyancy in the country ntust be inked upon as speculative, and its worth will be found at the mat of owl gumption. From present appearances, there is no encoo easement to buy, except at prices that will not enable the eonsnmere to boy at old rates. Nods and broke+ arc not altered in any way.—Bredford Observer. MANUFACTURES.—BRADFORD, Juno 17.—Yarns: For a long time put the spinners have been groaning under the heavy yoke of a too high-priced raw material, and their whole business snaking an absolute loss. The appearance of the Wool market does not present any prospect of relief, fur any advance that can be realised on yarns tends only to enhance the stoppage of machinery, fur the position of the spinners is now one of a most unenviable character. Pieces : To-day being our summer fair, there is • great influx of stranger., and the appearance of the town is one of activity ; but these strangers are not piece buyers, or we might ex pect a great imprevemont in the &mud. There is a deal of inquiry fur goods suitable for the outman, but the prices are so exceedingly low. that all engaged in the trade seem in a mace what course to porous to secure themselves from lac —/biol. CORN.-BtamINOHAII, JONI 17.-At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on the 12th, the wheat trade was void of animation ; but the prices of that day se nnight were firmly maintained. Barley 6d. to Is. per quarter dearer. Oats sold slowly at rather under former rates. Beans scarce, and the turn dearer. During the present week, the weather bu been very wet, and we have had more doing in wheat, at fully previous currency. Little barley utter ing, and higher prices demanded. Oats a slow sale, but no reduction submitted to. Beans unaltered. Peas le. per quarter higher. At this day's market, there wa s again a large supply of wheat, and higher prices demanded ; but the trade closed dull, at the rates of this day week. Barley the turn dearer. Oats maintained their value. Beane held for some advance. Peas fully Is. per quarter higher. Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., ss. 4d. to 51. Bd. new, ss. 3d. to ss. 8.1. ; red, Is. 10d. to 69. 2d. ; hew, foe. Od. to 51. 3d. ; Baltic, white, ss. 4d. to 6s. 10d. ; Polish Odessa, 4. 9d. to 6s. Id. ; Danube, 4s. 9d. te 4s. 10d. Barley, per impl. qualia. to 30s. lid. ; grinding, per 892 lbs.. 245. Gel. to 275. Od. Oata, English, white, per imperial qr., 225.&1. to 28e. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 be , 19a6d. to 204.6 d. • Irish (40 to 421tm.) per 31211 m., 20s. 6d. to ; ditto ( 37 to 3911 m.), per 3121b5., 20s. to Zs. ; black, 191.6 d. to 20e. Bd. Beans,English,old,per 19611m.,13aGd. to 140.6 d.; new,l2s.6d. to 13s. 6d. ; Irish, new, 126.6 d. to 138.10 d. ;Egyptian,lls. 6d. to Its. Vd. • French, 12s. 6d. to 13s. Peas, boiling, per im perial qr., ' 32s. to 36. ; grinding, per 1961h5., 12s. 6d. to 13e. Od. Lentils, per 1961b5., 10s. Od. to 10s. Gd. Indian Corn, per 196th. , 10e. Gd. to 1 Is. Flour, English, tine, per Nick of 2801b5., 31s. 6d. to 331. 61. ; seconds, 28s. Od. to 30s. BaIIITOL, Just 17.-The weather continues unsettled, with occasional heavy rains, hence we have a better sale for wheats, at an improvement on English of 6d. to 9d. per quarter; for foreign, previous prices are firm, but not ex ceeded ; flour sells more freely, and best marks 6d. per sack higher; barley sad beans each held for more money; oats about Gd. per quarter cheaper. The following were the prices:-hngliah wheat, no. to 445. per imp. quarter; foreign white, 435. to 455. per 480 lbs.; ditto red, finest qualities, 395. to 40s. per 480 lbs.; middling qualities, 37a. 6d. to 89s. per 480 lbs. ; ord. qualities, 355. 6d. to 375. per 480 lbs. Flow. : English seconds, 27e. to 30a. per sack ; foreign, 20e. to 21t. Gd. per barrel; English malting barley, 28s. to 325. per imperial quarter; English and foreign grinding ditto, 25e. to 251. Gd. per 400 lbs. Devon and Welsh feed oats, 17s. to 19s. per imperial quarter; Irish white ditto, 19s. to 20s. per 320 lbs.; Lash black ditto, 17e . Dd. to 18s. per imperial quarter. tebean, 3 05. to 34e. per imperial quarter; foreiga 2 s 6s. to 30s. per 480 lbs. The arrivals have bees: t, 1,305 quarter!: oats, 2,083 barrels, 725 quarters; Rau, 150 sacks, 2,187 barrels. The official return of the toes inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat, 31 quarters, 41s. 6d.; oats, 514 ,quarters, 191. Bd. ; barley, 12 quarters, 265. 6d.; beans, 12 quarters, 3'2.. Bemis, June 17.-We had a moderate supply of Wheat, which was quickly cleared off, at an advance of from Is. to 2e. per qr. Barley quite nominal. There was a better demand for Oats, Beane, and Peas, which were rather dearer. Wheat, white, per sr., 465.; best red, 41s. to 445. ; middling, 355. to 414 . ' • in fe rior, 31s. to 35e. Barley, 26e. to 32e. Oats, 19s. to 25e. Beau, 29e. to 37a. Peas, 30s. to 355. Flour, tine, 325. to 355. per sack; seconds, 30s. to 325. NRIVETRY, June 17.-We continue well supplied with Wheat, the condition somewhat affected by the late damp weather; it met a steady sale, at Is. per qr. advance from last week's prices. Nothing doing in Barley. Beans and Peas rather dearer; but Oats dull, and cheaper. Uxnatnol, June 17.—We And a good supply of Wheat and a dull sale, but last week's prices were only realised on i the best quality. In spring corn the demand s active for Beans, and le. to 2s. per qr. advance in prices is obtained, the amounts of the winter plant beihg very unfavourable. Peas are dearer, and smrce. Warzaronn, June 16.—Our arrivals of foreign grain since Saturday consist of ono cargo of Polish Odessa Wheat, and a cargo of maize. There is no change to note in the nature of any article, but the demand is far from brisk. Entrisoann, June 16.—For the mason we had rather a large supply of grain in the market to-day—particularly of Wheat. At the beginning there was a little demand for Wheat, which fell off towards the close, when farmers gave way in price, and a good clearance was effected. Barley sold well, and went up in price. Oats and Beans went back. Wheat, 275. to 475. Barley, 27.. 6d. to 33e. Oats, 19s. 9d. to 24e. 4d. Beans, 311.6 d. to 38e. Gi.asoow, Juae 16.—The week's arrivals in the Clyde comprised 1,050 qrs. Egyptian Wheat from Malta, 1,161 qrs. Wheat along with 91 brie. Flour from New York, and 2,613 sacks Flour, 150 loads Oatmeal, 3,660 qrs. Oats, and 480 qrs. Wheat from Ireland, the latter being Egyptian, from Londonderry. I'M Grangemouth the supplies con test, for the most part, of 637 qrs. Wheat, coastwise, and 2,122 qva from abroad. Since the date of our last report there has been very little rain in this locality, until yesterday, which was showery, and the tem. porature continues to range rather low for the season. Good qualities of Wheat and Flour have meta steady sale daring the week at previous prices. Oats were more pressed end prices irregular. In other articles no variation occurred. At this day's market good qualities of Wheat and Flour were in fair request, and prices ruled steady. Secondary sorts of Wheat also attracted rather more attention. Oats were offering about 3d. per boll below our hat quotations. Oatmeal in limited demand at previous rates. Barley steady. In Beans no change. No Peu in the market. CATTLE, Om—Now...us, June 16.—We have only had • pun market today, very few buyers or sellers being ✓iainf. Not much business was done. There were 72 Sheep, 183 Beasts, and 137 Pigs penned. Ullman, June 16.—We were moderately supplied with • kinds of stock to-day, and pretty fair in quality. Buyers are on the increase in this market, and all good meat sold !Feely at a slight advance. Beef and Mutton, 6d. to ind. Leal, 74. to na. per lb. Nearly all sold up. IliermurA, June 16.—Oar trade wee very firm to-day at fen pima Best made from 2s. to 4e. Mutton, 3s. to 45.1)/. lamb, lamb, &Pia 4d. Veal, 3s. to 4a Pork, 2x.64. ee Se. U. per seems of Mas., sinking the offal. Zothasinow, Jane 16.—The number of Cattle in the market this was 746, or 143 move than last week. Oa sae ant et the supply, sales were slowly effected, at a redasties, imparted with the prior obtained last week, of id. per DP& stone. Extreme top 7e. 6d. per Dutch steel; earned top 3d. ; and inferior sorts, booata. to 6s. At the close of the mar ket a clearance was not effected. The number of Sheep and Lambs at the market this sierabg was 3,072, or 166 more than last week. Demand peed, sod last week's prices maintained. Top price of the beet Palm Muftis, 6d.; shorn Sheep, frid. • ' in feaster, Hd WO", fr om 11s. to 21s. per head. At the close • alumnae wee rot effected. Gilman FLU. 111111116.—This market was held on the Level-gross, in the village of Gifford. The stock was prin cipally cionposed of Meek-heed three-year-old wethers„with a few lots of half-breds and Cheviot hoggs. The show, in point of number was about ono fourth kW than last yew, whisk was areppisid to have been calmed is emenvence of the vast deemed for lean stock for aim time pet; betHi asma gelit d y wee good ; and th e well-tamai Wilk wide the slate the weather to-day, Mimi a ipieh Made of this description c 4 shwa. Am oeba reason Ike week a demand was, that the buyers were ausweas; in feet, several mirth; were not supplied. Tkers is no doubt but the primary reason is the abientlent supply of keep in the country. The black-feeml Ingham were Is. 6d., and rough and clipped hogga about la. per amid above the prices obtained at the corresponding market of last year. At the eime of the market it wee supposed that not a slagla%romallaed aasoid.--Conntry Cows : The show ot this if eft& wee limited, but the demand ap parel to be Mr milkers. The buyers 11111111 pretty armereas, and pekoes the Whir kinds were hero 81. to 121., sad inferior UMs dews teem the above prior accord -BsalOf mod era Tab _pekes for good edam wen roily as WV as at resent mur ices There were NM mesa rim. Cows. be wail Memo phial were asked, bat we en let aware that they met pumeasers, from the high seed. upon thewW* a tolerable clearance eatillei negligee this let:A.—lrish Cattle : The eaMlrss el the above stock was both numerous awl •at geed polity. A lot or wee-year-old sloes weepla by Pb. Armstrong at 61. 6e., and other two lots of Liti:isfeinle4n.o%ll3..io:te‘t7ll:-Ttilitelroti of the th;esaral dealers in the same condition, d of stock sold u lot , 41 . averag ve ing 41. to 41. Is. At the d ose of the market a good number were driven off unsold.—Howe market : This show, with the exception of draught Hones, end a very few good sad dle Horses, had a very meagre appearance, caused by Horse markets being held today at Dunferm line, Kinross, and Bannockburn, also the Lam memoir noes. Several sales were effected Amongst draught Horses of the best kind, at prices varying from 301. to 361.; the second clam, at about 202. ; and the inferior kinds, of any use, so low as 101. Saddle and harness Horses were a most Ulloo=lol/ short sur. What was good was readily picked up, at prices ran ng from 161. to 264 ; two or three were sold at a higher tire, but the bulk of the sales effected were considerably under the above quotations. On draught Horses there was a decided reduction from re cant markets ; bat In the ease of good saddle and haruese Hones, a visible rise was obeerable. A very considerable runther of the illeirmehtleald kind left the market unsold. —Edirebusyll Commit. &MU Lamcusiniz, AND CIIIIIIIIRI. 71.1. Bus____ bil At swamies, awl regslestea of capital do pug kibe WO. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. JUNIt 18, 1852. The state of the Weather at each of the following pkees at ?tine &dwelt yesterday morning. The btatione an emesed is seder of latitude. use of Pass. 101 ''"=.°` Rale ot Westlisr. Skeassisse Wens Breen Gonne Orme Strong Breese Galan POMP Strong Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Wiese Gentle }new Strong Bream Ntroes Bra se Portia Ovsnast Partiaa awes lly Qomly ail 1 °moot Overcoat °must overcut Showery Ram Pao ally Clna4v iv. Uurnows ...... GREENWICII Snoop Symms - B.W. B.W. 8.H.8. THIS DAY, NooN. Coins of WWI. Streauth of Mad. State of tho Weotliu. LB.R. t•trong Breese. Cloud,. The returns from the following places did not reach this office In time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the Kate of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine *Week. lio..irsats S.W. LW. b.& s. s. by E. P. Damara:oil SOAP BiLTIONI ........ Ovalle Brew aloft drew Baum/ mope &row WON Breese atteng Ore m Storm R.ln Oa Rain toury 11%rttally Cloudy Rain Umrcut SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE. SEABORNE MAILS. eigities that the m.. le era sent front the General r the alght—and Y by the rearning—tteepatelul - - . Del whoa soademi Erma ohm COUNTRIES. la central Poet- Poet WWI Ordee Inedos. deepttehrd. due. ---. Americapsyrrlt.teaktt II Jane 16 Liverpool-- Jane 25 Ameriegb; Uaited Rath , Indust) II Zoos 15 Llverseol Zoos 24 AraerlembylLntatespliN Amen Sout!sueptea ,JUne 30 Australla(via Southeast 1 toa) . fhtto (Me Iltareeillee) N Dover Ditto (via Cape of (Mod Hope) N hed of the month Plymouth ... I Ilfrke ( West lbws) l4 14th of the mina 1 - .5 :Doom .. -June 2 7 Alemadria• N IlitieeSeth et moo. Vow June 16 Steles& ft l'aily Weer Arad) le 910 of Die month •oeti,naptan..July 16 Kassa Ayres 5112M et the month ..,utheaptaa..July 16 Calibrate . NI I Indkl7tlof math 9outhareptcra.'2une 26 CXpe of Geod Hope 10114th nl Jun• Cape de Verdi N I2nd of Me meth Plf mouth -Liam 70 tam,tuataseple • N; tit; tha/ thei MO IJUVer ,ential Anomie II tadal7lbotu • fill iouthamptoa..Juue 41 cleisane4 holes -- 111 Ilen.,WeiLjltrii eutit",:lr yten."lt Tlt.se Mill .« . ....II helad7thof meth nou:aareptea.iJ• ne 20 Fraud. ..... -.. .„.. Mt , N Twine daily Dort: O. era. ... N 7thl7tli7/thof met Owlet ...... ... 4une 20 DasiMMi - ...... ...... N Tuesday Is Prides , London I I ....., , mt Dollen& .........-.......11 Widmer it veto'. i LonCoa Morita ~ o.mderes -..... 14,17 th of Me meal - , -outtranyteu ,Juise 20 Deed ...............1 ts If 'Toles daily .. __ ft lolyhmd Twice As. Ihtlia(MAMMilllealpteili ' inthal the iniestiteutLemptor ! June 211 laths (Ma Ileseeliesel F. 'ollbk24thel moth Dover India [vlt Cape of Good! (lope) ...mit 1611 of the amethlPlyesoath .... Mauritius- . .24'12th it the mon th Plymouth .. ' 11-diterrasnaiStiSiOutt ; impost M • 40t1 of Die MlSlo4outlaaneen. l lJume 20 Slltusieiallansi/lan) N 'ethanih et ransu , trove Jute 17 Kosice ..... ...... .....P.2nd of the month ‘ ::thaeuptct..iluly S It Weirs loloth of the :Lomb imithemptim. ',July 18 1310ta• . I Iltl,l7il,lett,27tle '‘ 1 ,1030thof the own Dove ....-. June 19 Navin. N 12413th2ttholinoe Dever ...... 'June 72 Pass' &etas. Pt.naniulst ........ ..... 14 I7Mllthanhof mom Muthainytot . Oahe 26 Peru.... 51 , 2ad.1117th0f month thenkarapton. , June 20 Cute I• N, Wel sth title f mon Dover 'Suet 22 West Indies fe ISmilltiTtitisfausth oaoallillOpter.l.lune 20 Vaa Dientmes Land (ass; Australia) - - • Tin inane so mom oountries Mao swami aro mooned by vsenen mist Ufa alarsoillem The ladle mail, via liouilsampt m, will be •rade op on theercning of the 19th instant, in conmessuenee of the 20th Lang on a ounday. t The Peninsular mail grid be a ade up on Ma morning of the ISM Instant, In oannquence of th• 27th falling one Sunday. AEI IV) Anwa Pownt-at Cardiff, June to, from New York AMPANDALIt-at Queenstown, June 11, from Pt. Andrew's AIMILIM Peens-at Liverpool, June 17, from New York BLACIIIWAL4,-11t Grafdella, June 17. from DerernuAnter-at Greenock, June 16, from T B nn lda d e aA CUNCORD-at Gravesend, June 17 horn Antigua Corium - a- at Graveseed, Janet!, from Demerara Cuisidar--st Liverpool, June 17, from .... Callao CM/ASK-at Liverpool, Juue 17, from New Orleans Ceramii- at Liverpool, June 17, from. .61. !cameo, N. B. Doves DAT7II-1“ LITIrpOUI, June 17, from ...... Bonny DALIOLAIN-at Liverpool, June 17, fr0m....................... J:11:111101 DAIRY-at Falmouth, June 16, from Gosaircs ORLIA-St P0rt2131011104 June 16, from Umbel Bowes-at Greenock, Jane 13, from.. - Demerara Errienosen-st Liverpool, June 17. from-- ... .- Mobile Eur.A Mox-at Liverpool, June 17, Prom .... New Orleans Oelanwien-.at Liverpool, June 17, from. New Odom hassu4 Vlaraza--at Bristol, June 17, from-- ..... Dukedoms lsr...nn LADT-at Briatrl, June 17, from ... ......Triaidad Joel. Dowser-id Liverpool, June 17, from. .Apalaokissia 1.11. Jeans-at Liverpool, June 17, ham ....-...N0w Crimes hummer-at Griontud, June 17, from. Bartedoca Nr. Gamma-14 Greenock, June 13, frees-- ..... Trinidad Seremaern-st Plymouth, June 16, from (Metes &on wr-at Sunderland, June 13, from Cartism RTA4-et Bristol, June 17, irons Callao SOWTSAIIPTON*I4 Crammed, Jane 17, from New York euvaaa-at Gemmed, June 17, from Barbadom Bawl -at Liverpool, June 17, from B. Leone Sr. Gonon-at U.evpool, June 17, from.. ...» ............. New York Bea Bran-at Liverreol, June 17, from .lll. John's, N. B. Taaes-at Liverpool, June 17, fr0m.......... Liabon Taes--t Hull, June 16, from -.... ......Bt. Nletusers Mummer - et-at Cowes, June 16, from Bavaria& Wmautsrort lavuni-st Gravesend, Jerre 17, fram.... ..... Unita Waal:nu-at Liverpool, June 17, from .... ......Demerara BAILED. • Amite—itemCardiff, June 16, to Cronetadt Ass Base—from Hull. June 16, to Arehart DLTIUSONS—hum Greenock. June 13, to Bart...does lisrausa—ham Hull, June 16, to Clutha EUILOPI—from Liverpool, June 17, to Melbourne PLOY—tram Liverpool. June 17, to NewAmendLind OPMANIA—fns Sooderiand, June 16, to Hemel Jones Juses—from Liverpool. Juue 17, to Havanna Jaws litreUZLl.—froth Greenock, June 13, to Liles Menrius—ham Hartlepool, haw IS, to Herod Norouram—from Queenstown, June 13, to Boston, U.S. I Goes —trona Hartlepool, June 16, to. Cronttutt -tram Liverpool Jena 17, to New Grime [u.l—trceo Llethool, June 17, to. Xenia KOTAL—from Liverpool, Jllll 17, to Ban:ekes louse—from Ormond, Jane 17, to Antwerp :anus —from Wino* June 17, to Nero 3,l,ollloUL—from Liverpool, June 17, to 4 Leone Smarm'', horn Groomed. June 17, to 6l. Viownt's Boa Bian—trota 1161ei8o, Jute Is, to Bookie, U.S. Wasimioroiv—trooa lAmpool. June 1 7 . to New York Burr...it—Boot Bundeeland, June IS, to Stettin PUNCEN VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. &User, trom=ol foe Bingapere, blareb 23, 1at..1 S., lout! W. pateta.,Vl p W. Maw Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, Joe 10, lat. 17 gee (largisp), ban Damara for °remora, May 43, ht. $4.34. 104. 49.55 W. twateater, ban elearriabia foe Nee Tort, out 16 days, alay I, lat. 32, A. Wooed= (Brinell IMO, frine the hialiritilL for Laudon, Apra% lat. 17.20 IL, len. 4.28 W. Wane Polo. bow Say law Now Tern. May 14, lat. St N., 10n.4) W. MarPrat polbaY, Irma 15varpsal for Quebec., off Orob, June .9. Mary ir171., from Penang fur Glaagoe, W. 20.33 S., lon. 1..1', E. 04saa Were, be e n bosten for tbe Cape of Goal flow, Warcb 11, La: 111 E. 211 Oregon, Jaw 11, WI Oast. (ems Quer, Wag 111. lel 11121430. Sl W. haws (Wig), teem Be Eleniedoes. lis) I . Panda,. tram Lenges Isie WNW% Ilayb Is, Wt. 14 0., be. 2) w. QUA= of the Oaten, from 11anflw for Calngts. Apra 0. lat.l lon. 21 W. limbed Oscan. bow limped fa PIMMIIIIMIA, 10 days out, lat. 47.10, be. 13.50. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADDISBROOILL—June 13, atld. Salton Markt, Ws , ' metehire, the who of H. Aildenbrooke, the., of a d.oego:er. DS ZOSTE.—Jane 13, at Lee, the wife of S.ll. de Zoc:e, Li., at a ddtar. YINCELahe IS, at 6hantou-96*e, Bleikkeath, the wife of IL teo Otritelo 3. l: l li- i tte . o t9 a , at ta l.s i r b orat:aall Cottage. Maocherter, lam Y. tilerbetome, of a eon. LIVSSEY.—Jose IS. at Stout= Hall, the wife of J. LAresey, aim lIA of RCUIL—Joae 14, at Great Ilarellatreet. Bloomsbury, the infect Mr. 0. C. Win% of a daaghtee. POLL—Jawe IS, at Too ton Rectory, Somereetahae, the wife of the Rev. IL Ma, of • daughtee. 11111111. —Jape le, at the Parsonage, St. George.. ClEnter w A tb4 wile it the Ser. O. Smith, of a run. mum—Sane 13. at It. ?dory's. building', Wens-road, Bath, the wife."( W. V. Timms. of a &wester. weeroN.—Jar 13, at the Vicarage. Crcebr Ravellisorth, West. morelead, the info of the Req. 0. I'. Weston, of a run. MARRIAGES. CRUBCHILL—CALL.--Juse 11, at aL May* Brianctonequare, by the Rom and Bre. C. grioner„ the Mom awl Rev. Spettort. bate OM al Ma IN ford GuarchM, and Rector of Stoke (low land, dittoded Mercer, third daughter of the 1 ite ea W. CallEff Irt Rom, Cornwall. LACAITA—CAMMICRAILL —June IS, at Tdinburgh, J. r. Lomita. 1 1 4 4, 01 Paplds, 16 Marta Cowering Carmichael, daughter of the Wear T. O. Ornalidost, Bart., of elltirting, tWeblee. MAJOIMOLL—MOLILEF.N.—June 15, at Peter' , . Faton• 44 2 3 7 : ' Mt. Taller, J. L. Marshall, Lag , youlrf tf •'7 rag late H. B.Y. ()MIMI, at tabor., t 1 , 00 co r .gy tie of Col. P. Mcqueen. late M.P. for the PinaMSQUISSELL—.dune 10, at Currey Cltnpd. the Ber• James Ilioneds. Mr. J. T. Pritchett, luu., eldest eon of J. T. Mbar. d Yeaehurchwircet, sud ndroonton, to Lows. id lams Rue. ell, bag. of aldentgatewtreet. P WALDEORAVE.—AIne IS, at An Soule. Langhga piese. the Mx" of Loudon, T. W. It P. Proctor, EN Laughte r KS of Mr W. B. Proctor, Part., of Laser-1 ,014 MEW le W Wsldegraall, youhrn " 41 ' prat TimhAeigrel lard ladotodi, C.B. DEATHS. COLE.—Joe 14, at Shepparcoo, Y. L. Ms, sewed no of cart. u. R. Oa* of New, aged 42. DEACON.—Jaas 14. at blabtedoo, Totbridge, Loci Sophia. &A b' ev of the late J. Droops, Esc., aged 21. MALLOST.—.Iwas IS, Isabella flow wife of H. bla ll orT. c ' t Dolfardsquaro, Pectonedtr, aged 49. STURM:IL—Jaw 15, at Orore-Isno, Oambei well, Henry Scoter% takal son of S. T. Weirdo', Foo. WRIGHT.—Ions 14, at Dorchester, Sarah Rmllf. relict of F. S. Wright, Eel., of A utos !Merritt, dosterretre, aged SI. Printed sad yablaiwal by WILLIAM Kama MVP* Od a. Omit. ha Ur Clay et Lauda; Primer, at the tit that, War pmaisat et Whitatriara.—raway, Juan la, ISA 4- 4 B I *Ca &Inc Thh In the in lOU model The The plied i la eh as the Al to - Pa , the ot dtf , el smut IDth. saaci a salmi time c Ai I dead W m Weir The froth, tire, I wean you el WWl(' vaat 4 b4S. tun* ilecttr from KT, ions thetr other to its lut lit Dn. the l' tiOC, ANUI ;goy+ to um Ora Mn 1 eisi fr solo • lap sea t Om lie , Lk In • la me over P 31,1 all . init pub silo nun &it mil nez all Tri Lli 3 tai Wu Kr !Al fere