The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

TIIE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received the despatches from India and Chisa, of which a telegraphic summary appeared in yesterday's Erin tn. The dates are—Calcutta, Jon. 1;; Bombay, Jose 27; Hong Kong, June 10; Bhanghae, to June 2. In the Bombay Times, of June 22. we read : The rains which commenced so early and so au!picintis!y have for the past for night been altoge ther 'upended. The Chief of Too',spore ia Onde baring refused to submit himself to our authority sad threitened to give us trouble, the right wing of the 73rd Bengal Native Infantry, the bth Irregular, and Captain Waldy's battery marched from Lucknow on the 24th of May. They were joined at Balarampor• by the 220 d Native Infantry and 38th Light In fantry god Whitt, y'e battery. There they , met Mr. Wingfield, C. S., the Deputy Commis sioner, who having preceded the main body with the 38th and bth, at cum took possession of the place. The troops, which were two years in mean, offered no opposition : the chief himself fled ingloriously and alone, seeking shelter some way in iron t—iotending es was supposed to get within the Nepsul frontier. The deputy commissioner, with a party mounted on elephants, and irregulars, now dashed on, and over took the objrct of their quest —their approach having been concealed by a tremendous deluge of rain—when he was surrounded and captured without resistance, the force having returned to quarters without the loss of • man. The highest praise is everywhere considered due to Mr. Wingfield, one of the young civilians whom Sir C. Napier in 1843 returned from Scinde to the Governor-General as unfit for duty; the other, Mr. Riddell, is now Postmaster-General for Indio. Throughout our newly acquired territory everything is as prosperous and orderly as in the old provinces of the empire. The King atter having got the length of Calcutta seams to have found his heart fail within him at the idea of leaving for England. The Son tit.l insurrection seems once more to have gone to sleep ; the monsoon rains have drowned out the flames of discontent if any such exis!etd, and throughout all parts of our empire the most profound tranquillity penile. Two officers, Lieutenants Patterson and Tovey, have been dismissed the service, the one far calling the other ' a liar,' the other for assaulting his insulter. "Another court-martial has lately occurred amongst us, where the commander-in-chief tells the members that the finding is opposed to the evidence. A Lieu tenant Barnes had a quarrel with his superior officer, Captain blaclood, and on the latter being appointed to the command of the regiment, the former asked to be sawed fromaervieg under him. The request was viewed by the wemomader-in•ehisf wan act of iamb- OrdMitillel...4lWy slim on thio r ztacipto might re galing ea gm oy ain to be vea from duty on the pis of a with hie immediate superior, t discipline to in sad. Tbe court Lieutenant Barnes, and the commander-ID wry severely rebuked the court sod disapproved the sentence. • General Biz P. Grant assumed command of the Madras army on the 10th inst., the first company's odour ever posted to the rank of constimader.in•chiet IR these armies, in which he had risen. Es allow. awes are reduced by one-half ander the sew charter. Mr. P. W. LeGayt, the Bombay member of the Lo be, Cones% hem been on a visit to the Western for the past two months, sod is about to Mora to tta almost immediately. He was last week satertaieed by the Birders aad nobility of the Demon at roam—Groat excitement has prevailed within the past ten days at thepreelihney owing to her Parsee students from the Ziphinstowe Instils. ties having applied to the mildomerise of the free church of Scotland for Christian %Weed= and baptism; three of them have returned to their Mssds. Lord Canning is at Calcutta, and the governors of Madre. and Bombay are at the soots of their re spective comments. "The Bombay money market hes become seder, and eseurities of all deseriptions have gives way. Freights have declined, sad the condition of the import mar• het Is somewhat depressed." CHINA. The Friend cif Chaim at Joao 10 says: Sines the &spateh of the lain mail nothing hes ossarred is this quarter ealliog for special remark. The nvolutioa is progressing. Now sp, now down, the patriots at preemit appear to be so the amend of the "seesaw." As foreigners in China, however, an rumored from the Aghtieg-groand, we have to trout to native report for all the knowledge we con obtain of the subject, and this keowledge in reality in bat little." The China Mail of Jona 5 says : "the ratifications of Sir John Howring's treaty with the Slag of Siam were exchanged on the fith April at Bangkok. Vary grand ceremonies Gomm ponied the set, and mpecially the aceeptamis of the antagospiletten of Queen Victoria to their &Mile The Hoe. Company's steamer Auckland, :I llibik seaveyed Mr. Coosul Parkes and the English sidailliny was received by, and returned, royal sidatro 64101 all the batteries on the Menem. The toasty ease into fall operation on the 7th of April. ?le arrival of the consul was anxiously looked for, and the peospects of trade very enociareging." INTILLIGENCE. DONUT. aina M. Ths Ovadasd Mall of ths IS May was ketivel at Bombay sa kalkt et /mks's Twissaks owl Ovt eistrwr Maws Owe raw maket dories iks hakes has Isms sash was sad the Ikabe i maskwars Itak mama thsk was l or Net. all saki The MO MI mob= II ft tiper S. ft ask rammta at a swami km lamas kat a saw a par mi. haw ia Usk le as oak he bin pustimet all dr wiptis Mks his Om I. ham ow kntarkamalkia. The wwwina al kla bait at tin t sad la ka kis*, delft kw makma. kw. Walk amid • la lb, idols el madrsrifswa et &Itpsi gibes% him hat a wriarw Ss slut estarawai k plow la sat amok mulish k will ha gemstawk aaintala mg Yrs el a Mai was. Ammonia Illekwa ha wit thaws lam ayes, lad air Ilk rat fah asbawaiasaatdlrlaradCnrt MEW ha inmate& Oks didsk. 411 art Y la. et WI awaiplar an la wad doh awl saa pekes law alma' as kik Oa Ma. l M! soak sat Msdessamt Whawks as kk at In pins Oaks el NI kaorystemsto awl siM. Taus.—lla miss haw bus sakka. Wars MOM, Iskag Assn Imara, arlasiere set halm; 'skald to Ow kigther plow Tufty Bal wed Om. Tara see Mk mir e s bar km hays sikes=i Is seal its ssalad edam sikmalow boa kw kr. limit k tiskaw-iint km sad wit ank IMO Is psi at kart ipskallak Lai plg awl Ask Was .4.= tel tin tsksv 1161.1116 NOW ad la akin two le iesswi. Inigeksedies. Omar atoll drelatims la la vary NM desawl. La=haws whared Wk. MN =lb Imo asitala a l shift had as Ink la akin; bags sitarad am& wish eta.-4 bop eel wave Wm, bat bswdoka tion bet wall, sad prim se we Ow Wowed la lima to P.lO fa Mims la IP. owl rt Oeweewsta SS le 1114 p.r wadi; DPw the owelp el Webs W the wad di le Mb May. the fa. gay bee net ben so lidelt, sal odes. we Waft ann. We sew wile be Dna& Da fled to is. Itl, Dbelbos lei es 10% O. Weralke Da W assewolo Rs Wse wody. Parebsete awl owner II lelee. Watt, is Mewed sweat maw I. to ;Wm a dwiated stele. We wales 1.110 to 1.111, sal laden la LW rI,ON. Fillslia•-o.fte to aro* unwie. idea bee bawd ; we twat Or Memel ead k e. St. is. per le. W bee los • &wawa* leadepo. pos Ohba we pate Re. •pa wady. litabwors apnea to a small sees d Weak se fa lea, best indite allaemall ballad OMly fa lid., sed Dusenssw fa lad. We Ware el we ode as bulk a. 211. IN. Oa abaft Owls WNW wo'dbt. Rapes Nab Hewes. at depf stslodblooss. Oa Cblee. WOW ape. 28. C ILCIITTA, /ore IL elmweedel loblOppo boat boas to lab May via Bombay MAW oe ea lbe Ilk owl We .sewsdevoted We piste sa Me 146 Wwwl. Ow paw maw babes tea Mete el lesetivity slaw OK kW repel% sial I t papa al Weep as be baled kw till tee series die dew (ableb Mae WOW, 1111111MBISId idabw). Wien sespie yell be embed dews beely brag We weft* to Wet bell se lo aft 11 we swift% le War Ws pewit 51w5ss ot Ws warbete at beam — lmpser—Tbs nrelma we! a WSW iffierilse• shin Ur keksetars hao Ism ma; bat Ilis resalst 01 estrespik arm a/ • GB GS satin sod pm st hors. serailer lew ismarast Ire sleeked. Yarns l as Irks. so anknoll r wir tall. barer WIN it Passes' kin 7 *sorrel re not sass Is Inewer gaoler, Trie e howeeer, hoot tapered le Yr ss the rims kik* sow spa wall woo trill:ate Ms dew*. of pekes*, amps prorschr, skims ben wo expect k.... 4 ass ke on 3 se the sorsa kr sporatice apponie Car and per bar boss hersalsl kr haft sod sore steranake !marathons hwes Imre pros Is derbstlxr im eel Wats st in Means, ahl es I arm pa pless es Amor pima _ treeser— Ow e lis sollefilinbasarsoklly Mw Ira In kaa wheirst kir asks sank st MI le limo ire ber owned ars we kaL Paws kne sosereneel Ispossil sleet to 3 rasa = ,ip a e s iie rl sin Imposed Are to 4 SSW. MlL li Zie= mil rims raw ads's*. In prim Oisesed sorer on Is kopink Mai kis asellso is Ur =se =I bakfraels Is art posnent asks Wm to • opt sainsolon In Perla Ikelsosiess&—Ca ssy et low Irak, OM hi isrand. and au mimeo GI Ito raw pot gism Mrs ars na mak --ittlitta—TlNl awed ONO. = la anitelatti gotta MI idol Is In. dew mos. 1 . 116 4/ 1 / media loi taittnr a in ant INA taa Ms ~11 raw li ill tin Rams fa eay andnollt litna C l ratet amok at Ode lot =aft on Or Ititi. nob • lialbs reintics of ars pie Ger. on rcsed. isl from We Irt=iii mob is their passinke. Omni rim ma tel le farther 'mime taadand.—Tbe Mee @demist at the elate of the Int Tim inbakie war bea k d p ea bills will le Is. 1 Deatmeat lele Tery little lii slue boa do mass may at palm be treoted—Vlretwien talk et ela elabe. at le. Id. se IL ltd.; daettateat bine. at la. lid.; Sok of Bastal post bilk et le. te Is. eid. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1858. CHINA MARKETS. Ca2: o mo s S.—ort;;FiZirciriZisloo — is leeks at 11101itte SOU. lath& 333 to VS So.—Odi 0112.—Systo 10,1 dopsosaa as brim oto= l".ll.6lti olps. It Pa OaCalmila. 222 la s :so i r If Ma Oa Orin sad MOuans. USW de; 4.M. Moppets 2 =obesse.parirs. Ame 2.—Os teem& 7.1. Oa 03121210, 110 Bs. Oa Doskay, SU L. Dram ea Craw mad Hit 31 per pet. Msemos. Weallla, Way 3.-0 a Lasko 6 mantas' debt, 4 0 4 to 4„7-40 dap' Nam, 4,..0-0e Caste% $ per mt prenime—•= per Mprembas demand. Ikea Merriam end lipmebli 12 mem& presilim. env.. (Yates, Jew t.—Patek 420 eels. Dames. 4111 dole. 3141w5. Ste Sob. nate,. 40u dale. Searles, June 2.—lialwa. US Sole. ?atm 444 304 dale. Now, 317 dot* Amu No talitet. Cootco—lb Walks; 44 Witioa. loaboa, U. 100. tat e sad 44 10a for ilk. Tb Now Yak, IS Mo. or 401.11. llon.llo—Tro Login. 44 oar to wriebt ; ddit. 44 104 sonlool, sad .1.1 In lower. To Valued ataloo, Ito dole. for oopr, sad 12 60. a. per 40 auk loot. THE AFRICAN MAILS. Om neaten TILBORAPI.) PLYMOUTH, MONDAY Evintsro. The Niger, Captain J. Parsons, arrived here this evening at 6 o'clock. The dates are :—Fernando Po, Jane 26; Lagos, 30 ; Accra, July 2; Cape Coast Castle, 4; Monrovia, 6; Sierra Leone, 12; Gambia, 15; Gorse 18; Tenerife, 21; Madeira, 23. She brings =4 1,760 ounces of gold dust, oil, rine, and 26 passengers, including the French Governor of Senegal, the Dutch Governor of Anna; Captains Grant, Wills, and Seddon, ; Lieutenant Andrews, and Mr. Wester), of the Prize Coact at Sierra Leone. H. 16.6 Elk left Madeira on the 23rd. The Prue. ' elan squadron arrived at Madeira as the 23rd with the Prase of Prussia. The Niger experienced moth foal weather on the Coast; the trade winds very strong. There was mach nppressed uneasiness in the interior on the cast, bet pace had not been openly interrupted, and trade was generally lively and improved. The whole of the passengers landed at Plymouth. The Niger arrived a few minutes too late for the mail train; the consequence is that the delivery of the lettere for this district mast be delayed a day. The Niger is light in cargo through the inability of taking in cargo on the west coast. The conduct of the canal at Lagos was regarded with growing dislike. Tao °holm prevails at Madeira. Twisty a day an dg. At yin tha Cape Verdes there wan mach aaffetiog from want of food. H.M.B. Procnethews was spokas with batmen Lams sad Aeon. NAVAL AND MILITARY. _ MALTA, ha.: M. Marshal Pelinier arrived this norslag, aad will mond oa to Kamilla tab easels( ; La was nos.vad yids a mists. Her lisjaity's Alp Algiers, with put of tbs SW, also armed this morning. Si, W. Cabinß i l i aft her at Cow. staatiaaple d waft a bossd her Ms 's ship Candor. Ho left 1.11 sad saws tins se the Algisn. ffaailwrisad, with the spas of traasports sad staff, ww passed p.. tarday a low WWI friss Malta. PORTSMOUTH, hum IS. The Cabinet Maiden 00,111• down to this /en day at aim, aadesabasbed ea beard the Mask Pm" M. stinky steam min, sal preeseded to Oebseee N Mil et the meal send! ma d to m e at et meede. meat. They reesmed le Mita sea at Ma Velma by the eame route, Ile OMR Western Railway, with the imeeptisa id Os Chas W whit was to no is board the Admiralty • to jets Ids there tie the meal *Halal visit lathe mance. Zig Royal Mika= the Deka of Cs eons down will he stainless *ad gainsaid foto harbour with tam, has boded at She diekrard, sad aisessysiaied the cm- Essiew.la-Cliiefee kis *Said residence. The hams Watt, 91, new ship, Chiptala llianwyead the Zetrikaikw. SS, paddle Mesta, Cantata Fisher, Doh strived aillipllkaid la the sight frau the Crimea. The dm aimed kar bee st dismeldza... of the Land Trampast (kepi, sad the rho /Loyal, 91, NMI ship, Captain flags, wee paid of teak,. I The Geripaa, 6, peddle elegy. mesa taday for the west wavd, sae lbe Dsaatip a ti, lobs he. dock. The Vskswes, 16, 'ben *Myst was re ;Mod INS Mgt" sale bossettram tie 1116 Haw% Num gram, sod Mum. Peery, 111. sere* wldek has been la creareaties slaw, her ratan from St. Pea:rebury, females so. The lap which else She at her fore, yellow, is only imitative of bar cannily frogs a port where Maass. prevailed, not that she has it ea beard baself. The Britleh Swiss logien ireseht here I. the etas. *ea. sport &sabot', diessibasit'ed thb moraiag &onside the deskyard, aad marched to the sew ..p at Browadowa. I The heed quettri of the 11th Hawn, comeistiag of 11 oases% SW mooed 170 herein, Inept home in the ram thetrearpast Oel sseett. enise. dbetabstked tcoday, sad prcentded ea aura Abie TM trenps bramghileme la the Edina. eAseprisisg 12 lasses Si sedan rentmeate, and 96 men of the 31st Regi ment, 41 of the 93rd Highburden, and 70 of the ined Transport Corps also disembaoked to-day. Fier MoJesty sod the ilhommose simile now amesabled at Ostx rim ease up to Elpi•hud La the royal yacht to-sight at half-past 6, sod made a leogtheeed mane to the eastward of Me fele of Wight, the east arbatlag the royal standard, to. ADMIRALTY, IDLY 29.—APPonerlioni.—Mestent F. R. Ltewenee (1866), to the Puy, 6, peak-wheel nes= sloop, of 616 horse pimp?, at Poremoath ; J. Milton (1866), totow Crsher, 17, screw steels do , p. of 60-horse power, at Dovaispert ; sad J. P. C. Clements (1866), to the leflealblo, 6, pedals- wheel stoats sloop, of 378-gorse power. at Devoe. PIM Bargees. B. }kith, M.D. (1862), 11 the Placard, 42, at Woolwish; 8. 8. D Will. (1864). to the Brilliant, 20, at Bheorsees; sad A. 111'Clatchse (1866), to the Skraothyst, 26, at Devoapoti. Papeastere C. J. Webb (1866), to the Fury; A. W. Memo (1866), to the Crabber ; sad B. A. Rowe (1856), to W Isflealebt. Ambient Paymaster J. H. Shutoff to the Baatoatl, 90, seam it.... ship, of 400•hbebe favor, at Devoaport. (rim us? NIONT'S GAZETTE.) WAR DEPAIMIZICT, Joie IS. Mb Dawn Omb—Lteeleoeat Robed Jaw Haarneeincry to to HOISOMNimen elao Elliot, rinse brevet rank bee been OsOmbw, 1 coneeelea laS•111111111tHe too coder Or royal re aa ct of to Ilk Doom Ilembe—Coreet Edward R. Lammas, from the 11 lb fla t onset, wiliest wire, eke ap =lV= Dreamer ; Aseletrat a t Jobs Flar elcon Hem Use ou t, to be ova form% ode 11=on See dad. 1116 cord E. lowness, trot, le be comet , by perebotrobe treed" yeemeed. 1111 L l NokoNur—Uonlmat EY" nieltrn Bond to be emote* by oleo lanion. elm Mine ; Cornet Mart Votes. to be *peoiree. Ilene ; Emma Gower, gent., to Ilds =ep t Eitkeo I Dulles to to Ileelese t, by mama, use Hbo i r e dr , es t holes Sae Antrey l :nent., to be mins, Sett Ilmeo treedell to be Ileeteleol o whilst per dam blemei. Peetio Swum Illym bele tbe Nei Peek to t• 211Anta 800. Abell Br% obi —Lloncenent Jabs name Ompbell esi traiplato, by par_ don% vim Audit Ea. eke roam Slat TorS—Hinln I. Easley, fres the 14Ib to be =aim whined mobsea. SSW FeeS—Caplnta the Mo. Alava Pm, tree the MI6 Pt A, to to captain, AN Nap ; nbo ea a tlWalf LEMON. lb* tallowbti Atm to be permilloi tondo duty antietrelose Might ludo Visor Julie ad l seat?n!at Paul . MIA& leintry—lietresant Hilbert' Streator. UNATTACHED. Sta}or Atesander home Hardy Wet, 3:b Dragoon Guards, to base 136 brevet rank converted MO entotantier rank, nuke Ike rapt warrant et Mk October, Mt. AMIIILALIT, Jam 111. Wes Admiral of tho Mr Pew John lasoolos los ion to melte • psalm of 1311. 'Jeer. oo peoeldM beta lus r= order Isary tomtit of Jose, Int, veer* thothoome of thfoot. rat M tile soma sf Yokel NW Jolts Dents. low brio mossed bifs lissorisol Maillc ut U a s i t mord. lolly; sod. osisoroorsos of sonssel, Wu. Sista the f ist boo lobo ploss s—Patt Adfoltr i ftlit Bed, Salmi woodsy% to be litoo ddtYt lof do Ifoos aeaf Asmara ofthe Whits. Ur nos Mary Jam lbst4 Ws Mots Admiral of Ilia led. Boar Main] of No lb. Ossq. MOM' Cisoirsy Clammy. Is ha Ram adalevi So Wilt% • ailliloso Low, sad Sr Surto' alassonsto.lo Win= rats nn tho Rooorrod Use. Caputo Nen Di.. Oa Lot Oros Paulet, C.L. to to Rear Admiral of tho now Coogan Amp! Ilsrstsso, so the gaited Led. re .Yo las peewee ee be • Parked Rear Admiral on tio progoordis lb loodisOsootto of Ist eitptesser. IS ti. IMMO Immo of psy. Pans MONlT.—Netles is gives is lot slett's Gem& WWI sonar Inman WNW% Wt Benno an mow anon/ tw WOW.* endbabss proweis 'ebbs ins Innes Wiwwles linen wig bow am% I. lbe VII a lia= f~r4% 11• 114. : "I** l. W ke ow. se so Is fObb al nig. t = t y a br i a= mid Alpo Was noslibissei Wm b al pm* gnaw bow OW Swim Wawa wine Manny Las. was as 4 bw mom swiend to Met lbs. Ibn. by Well& IRELAND. THE MILITIA MUTINY — CAPITAL CONVICTION. DUBLIN, JULY 29. The man, Stephen Byrnes, of the North Tipperary Light 'Usury Militia, was put on his trial yesterday, at the Neraegh Amine, charged with th e Ruder of Dais Carley, a private of the 41st Regiment, on the Bth or July inst. The prisoner, who I. a vary Yong man, and el mild appeasaaos, was dressed In the miiiiie uniform. The Attorney- Osumi, with Messrs. Georg*, 4C., Lynch, 0.0., Rellatone,(l.o., O'Hara, sad Waller, pro secuted ; and Mears. Johnston and Hemphill were nagged as counsel to the prisoner. General %, W. Crust tenon, commanding the Limerick district, occupied a seat on the bench wham Judge Moors preeidod. The toxin was crowded, and the deepen intoner was excited by no pit miedinas throughout the lowa. The Attorney-Guerin baring stated the fasts of the ease, witnesses wet. examined who priived that what the sol diers ware drawn up in the gamma Hill Barracks, Byrnes, who stood oataide the gate with other militiamen, celled oat—" have a neck at the medal man" (Corley), and tired at demand through the w.eketgate, which was partly open at the time. Caney stood near the gat., having beta told off as a sentry. Mr. Johnston addressed the jury on behalf of the primmer, and dwelt In smug tenni upon the conduct of the govern ment towards the militia. After all their lervien they had been cut off like an old shoe when so longer wanted. Haying ezonalated the Mau of the regiment from all Mama, be submitted that Mere was not @raciest proof of Byrnes having find the shot, and, finally, be urged that even if the jury were to convict, the excitement Mat day, and the cireamatanoes, would .reduce the offence to, man slaughter. dict Tire jury having retired for an hour, retuned with& ver of Guilty. The foreman, Mr. Mika, then read a letter, in which the jury begged leave to reememead the prisoner to mercy, on the ground that the militia were at the Ume M a nate of great excitemeat, being of opiaion, whether well or ill 'pounced, that the regiment were not receiving their jest rights. John Bannon, another of the Tipperary Militia, was then pat on hie trial, charged in the first and email MIMS with firing at Liens-Oeleard Hart and Liestenamt Toon, with latent to nowise *mu and la the third and fourth touts with Adis et MO et the Qum% Weeps, with the Intent to swat ism adieu. TMp imasrw sequined on the twer hums mak eel ea the two latter. llenteme• wee met sees en either of the pentium. Is do matter of the Irish Ceases Mining Company, under/ the Winding-rap Act, Master Linea stated yesterday that net imly had every oreditar boom paid I. full, hat that a divides' el U. in tie pound had bola eirendy paid to the depriallare e and there irate eudieleon hub fa hand to pay a hinftea dividend d Us la Ike met of wain proceedings *OA there was, moreover, very little doe of being able to pay 2s. more, malts •• total of 10k in the pound, after meeting all outstanding liabilities. THE UNITED STATES, CANADIAN, AND AUSTRALIAN NAILS. LIVERPOOL, Taasnar. The Liverpool and Philadelphia Company's screw steam ship Hangeree, Capitals B. Bwisg, will sad tc-mor row foregoes for Philadelphia, with a tall implement of passengers end a large giro of manhandles os beard. She will carry a ship letter-bag, for whisk lotion nut be posted before 980 a.m. The United Slates mail steam ship Bettis, Captain IMMO Comstock, with adviose from New York to the 19th Jaly, may be expected to wive Straight, or early to-monow snornigg. The Wend Oman BMus Navigation Compeay's sem. stem Ai) Andle-aanos, Caplets kiliester, will sad to meerew foresees kw Nostreel sad Qaebee, with mails, pereengers, sad sago. Tbe North Amadeus, screw steamer, Captain Orange, beleoglerg so the same eirespasy, may be expected to-MO:- the 19th row foregoes, with advoses from Mostreal and Clashes to with TG aliPpse abip Mulls, Captain Borba*, will sail from this port on tba 31st lam for kolboarae. Ohs will awry a an% letters for widish, if postod before 9 sm. aa tho will be la Wm. FROM LAST NIORTS GAZETTIL lltutia Anima sad Tasissirrilsta. watidwata. ts sanuirst Await it at 1, sad asst. 10 st 11, at / 9 010 917 = 4 0 ... act Os sal . Old Jawspahasbuss; Class:nrsaassaws, swillisigmam Tows assissaatillsy lawas t. wtse safte d. lal ladyst=9..tad=rl.: lag; i awls. Graham. Clidamssisass Tames Dam IIL Yaw Swllssoad, Sweat 9 9 1=0 4111 Ms. lather sad CO, , Tim m. Odmassrast Timm Owailass. ems, saillEa 9 sad Sort. 0, 191.6 Aim A ssiut W, Qassa.sleist, atasaida l l= " 9lll94 I Pzrza ,Suaast AiW4 4 atte animilibin n,salllsit.l9 at 1 3 : wii'lk t bins to.s. i = dishr. laws sad Ikakwasd, alaskirsa. City; a& au*, Waraid, lianas Lamm Tagica,Wtasbaitss El m aisralisa* Swot 7 at Os, sad It at 11, st Nil Ov isele Atiiriary sad !Mrs sad Dm, Norsk& ; Jarastaawi awes^ Vow Blosaisiers. kir .fer Cl bow psoft,AIISIIMIS at =II it. at a, 'sewn moat. W V; Sosispsbast, Magas ; oessati., Wletalors laws Mom. Wars lirdsekhlft badia, Avis* I st 11, r'9l 411. 11 at if, at irlastiSolaalli. Gds. Amami s.d ntl4l, Osidllik9Wallas, and O W . mss; GIL swig., Slts," Widastall,otswit. ism Om lialwatism, Kat, Wilmatar, Asp* 7 at I, sod 'apt. 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Sim Passawat a ilmbsslar Swat sad asst. 4. at 19. at likediastat Colt ais. Ws Os. Ilawitsitar ; or. awls Wass; alswiltsewe. Russi . a Iliwassma Illswillsk wit\ lasewas, sod Tree" lossaddie. mai , *was II sad SW. 12, M.& shwas Cowl. Matra. sad Co., liesslisaitir ; rile, From. Idewilwais. Ostrom How Mmalwatsr.suablas Swim, August I sad Sept. 0, at If, at Osart. Ibl.. Juba. Ilsweisstsr ; wig., Irma, Idsses,, se. 111110LVI11T PrITTIONIR. T. W. M. Meek Llswpool, sad Grars.laa.p/ass, Orsylsaa, author. DICILARATIONS Or DIVIDINDS. loss !num k dam* Harttoadskits, straw plait &gm —lst &MEd of Y. sad say attbeament 1 sada,. at Nisialmoda Witamms F providat mordant-4st &rand of (to ma p July le. mil say .moat Tomah at Nada. sames. Cuanza. ammo Itaaaam Osdammadroat, mad (tart. taaYLrOliy wtrinsals due Madam/ it id.. her 11, sod Womorpsai Tsmoday. at wag amass Osawssa Witlis.briip, lab et Oft, (UMW et ON,*Karl istimasatftsole" at Sadastaliwisost. Witaxam Puna ULUCIAIN Davisastrat. Madmismaimasna Purim— latrmas Id My It, mad way malisissa4 Itismary, at KI- Mmissofts Twoord. City. sal MIEVAIMOR. wargarasonton —2•41 Y I. .0 Atv 711, mad soy stainspam Taiwan at Iladidsoals, Ilsoloidisarna. gammas Onarr Idassilwa.llMllmes. WEAR skordwat-1 it dia -1 dime elk M. Maly Ift, sal say salsammont Toaday, at Nialsol ens% Mulanballonnost. Wismar lislifintllT. washed. IlnetWedvidw, wed illindiaat- - le dividend at Is. 1144, My 19. sad say entewowsit Smudgy, at Nklill010:4 . 14 14i1104 EtoW,RD Frump. , Wilder—lA dividend d Is. Id., Annul 1, and any snbsonsint Fr balsas Assort 9 sad after OIL 4at Whitmore% Mods* f am. Jona Malcom Ifleslenisat. Weeedwailes, oselmer—let dividend of le. Id. . Angell nifty hoed Anon • sad and OIL d. ed l inelenn=d• a = al tew &nun. Roe Oldtney. Weenneeralina. draper-Ist dividend of la. ltd., Jsly sol any Thursday before Anson e and atter Oat 4, at Kr Itsainao Mann, liongetce.nprii. , nisesiant—lst dividend of la. Id, July Si, sad say wateenswat Wednesday, at Carnet's. MIL DITIMINDL Asyut W.O. . Tate Tro.brklp, MAW—apt. IL 1.0. tionlatare, Ynlettes. Badeonium. Ermist. CESTITICAIIW ft Imp greMid. Warn 11911911 be allows Mat iswiwy. cello dm el artlis. Angst W. J. Treplika, W. &sm. daps—Ausust 21. J. Kumagai*, lAvairpol. Illeesee 111199119119-9•0181 19. w. B. Stacy. IlAvesse4 diemAspat IS. J. lamb, Limped. drposlitr— Oet SO. T. Aged" boluw—aoguat 21. T. IP" IMO, lot sissedionror. AJWIIIIBIOIIIw 11111WX.TSD. Fleyks. T. 117,r.d W. WWI@ (deeeneeil) Wadsy sad Terisalee, Oeddierd, ea, eadJ. eeihdeet. lese, CI% leebees— P. Na sod J. wale, l-_ sr, etwearie-6. Sweden sad H. Waeleeed, Clerleter plaas. Vauban, weed tows—T.bes I% Whew illawbeene Obaseginie, we,an IMO eirsabsearare— G. Hall. Jim, sad IL au. MWkld, Teelidre, MEW warefewaeses —T. raw .d J. Warinies. Matladdismbligr e riass—J. Mow. a. Mbar., Beekleg, sod IL usaelmeturers am tar as raort e rliaw—L J.= T i lt dies% Make" sWI ipessay—l. MOWS and A. J. c. 'nylon Isfsial, mesh pesierleseee—P. Itiddaby and J. Nailiesk, klankweas , inandi Maw learbem. eeetbeieware aseautsetersee—Jsee Scott and W. J. Valtandassa. Newleilehedred, Islam mannuatatarn —J. Mom ad J. Ow WYNN merebeats. Mee. Wassail Amur (deceased), Whom weber, August I, at We Caw Ho*l. 04 goa. Joan RAMAT, aissocr, rr.Yat, Amid S at Yee Olat• BMA Ciesseow. Jams Low, Ciessiew, seaddiee maker, Await 5, at tbs sob, Betel, Gernow. REFUSAL OF A Uninics-anz AT OSIATES/ND.—A eltarets•ret• of too-psace la the pond Sas bees Mooted at Gravesend by a ma jo rity of 153 to 127. The nu 's e ll bays realise4 'boot 901., aad tbe @apnoea of tbe Marsh Will 11(111 bave to be defrayed by voleatasy eastribstices.— South &airs Casale. lab) Intrafgence. COURT OF BANERUPTCY.-JuLy 29. WNW 0. IMICIUMUMIII NOWILAVIIIOL IN 0 3. WILSON. The bankrupt was a mosey tcrivener, bill broker, and discount agent, of Dreams-drat. The amounts 'and over 13 menthe prior to the failure on the 30. h of April last The bankrupt owes to useesred erediton 2,8761 ; to these bolding security, 3,2261. The assets are stated at 3,6001. in property, consisting of freehold houses at Camberwell and Deptford ; property bald by creditors, 1,6001.; the prod , * had been 4181.; losses, 6661. ; trade espouse, 2011. ; house expense., 6201. This WIG the exarainstiou meeting ; and there being no opposition oa the pert of the &gigues, the bankrupt paned. IN LI O. A. H. CUICRISTRIL The bankrupt was described u a commission agent, of York-Imildinp, Adelphl. This was the meeting for ths choke of assagnees. The bankrupt had been unfilled la pins foe a length of time, and now applied to be discharged. Mr. Stumm, oath, pert of one of the creditors, opposed hie discharge, so the stoned that the bankrupt intended to escape from the larisdictiss of the wart. The Unkempt stated that snob was never his intention. His Honour ordered him to be di cheesed from custody. The debts and liabilities are computed at about 6,0001. The amount of onto is uncertain. Mr. Hludal wee choice trade origami. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-01111.118709D, JIILY 29. The commission for the °Duty of Blau we. opened bore on Monday by the Lord Chief Baron, and to-day business was proceeded with in both warts, the Chid Baron sitting in the Crown Curt, and Mr. Jostles Bee on the Civil side. Tite came list is heavier than it has been for many years at this place, than being 22 causes entered, seven of which are special jury ems. Among the latter there is raid to be a very haul patent Cu. ea which the Attorney.Oeneral and Si, Frederick Thasiger are outing down special. The gaol caleadar blighter than usual in this county, there being only 23 primmer. for trial, end none of the charges appear to be of an eggravated character. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—Ezwono, JULY 29. Their lordship arrived Isere on Saturday afternoon, and opedied the commission. Oa Sunday they &Waded unwise at the cathedral . . . Oft Moseley t►e badness of the mice commenced at tan o'clock. His lordship, in charging 'he mod jury, remarried that although the calendar was fight in regard to the umber of prisoners (shore being only Altus), still tie offences with which the prisms, ware charged were of a very gram and swims ohmmeter. Oas was a charge of murder sgeirst a woman who wee charged with =aide, awsy with her child, three needle old, by drowning or suffotatios. There won two charges of anon, five of burglary, us of highway rob bery, sad tee of malicious wounding, with Latent to do grinou bodily harm. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-WARWICK, JOLT 28. The seleadar contains the tames of 61 prisoners, of whom 80 won .salted is Warwick, 18 in Birmiagham. and 3 is Oomatry pa. TM follow* las analysis of the calen dar :—Jedgusent deform' from last assists, 1; wilful warder, 3; stamps to murder, 1; manslaughter, 8; brr glary. 12; robbery from the pence, 6; bankrupts outlawed, 2; hwessesallag, 1; ball stealing, 1 ; maliciously wound ing Mae sown, I 1; Mclean* oases, 2; nabbing and violent assaults, 3; peasiag Mired noun, 8; attemotiog to set pre mier as Ire, 1; perjury, 3; sad Mossy, 9. The ammaiWrica was owned as Saturday meniug. Lord Chief mediae Jervis opened the Nisi Prim Court this perch!. TMre an 13 MIMS for trial, Mr. Jenks, Crew men Freida' In the Crows Coon. Til PIM:MUM 0015 CAI& His lembalp delivered jedgment in this eau as follows. The pdasse ins found guilty at the now satins last year, kr dmitawrineing two dies or cading them to he made,ln the pumped of making coin of the state of Pent. • quad. was reserved for the sonsidoratke of the Judges, as to whored the offend bad bees proved against is or Ed, sad Meek daubing was, that the INSTilltiOt Will formard. The keened judge before wham the prisoner was Med pswesseed bka (Mr. Jambe Crowell) to pus the eintenek _Mader that, is his judgnsent, it di:ma he twelve meads" bud leder. It spewed that the primmer had surrendered at the led anises, and dere wee no lemon to supped lbalt be intended to avoid receiving fedgment at that doh TIN primmer bed hod kept in prison for three mosen, WWI *mkt ke takes at part of the term of each twelve mendis. The messes therefore was, that he should he Jawboned mad kept is bard lobed la the House of Cm , of ▪ for nine 'shadow mistba. CIRCUIT.—NzwcAnut, JULY 28. mow ems.—esoass 1111. /venom waive. Hie asorsepssied by the Bight Worshipful the Mayor. Sneshamelm 12 % sad s'eloek. Under Sheriff, to& hie seat cos Ike baseli 01A1103 OP /1171O1L Thomas !ethicalll, 43, was shamed with tie villa murder of Themes Smith, as the 3rd of May. Mr. Digby Seymour aid Mr Bailey appeared for the pomoutioa, end the Hon. I. Liddell for the prisoner. Mr. Seymour opened the ease, and celled Michael Due, who raid he was • labourer, and resided in Newcastle and worked with Mr. Heat, at Mimi& Quart,. ' The decea sed worked than. Oa Saturday, the 3rd of May, be was at work in aompany with the deceased sad the pet ! mese. The deemed was wheeling a barrow, and the pri mmer was getting staff down with a pickaxe. The deceased came fa with the empty barrow, end witness had the fall one ready for him to wheel sway. The demigod pat down his empty barrow and stood between the beadles of it • sheet time, when the deceased said this stuff is coming away slew. Wiliam said Amps sot getting up staff eapet 1' when demand said No, but If pa had a good men it would name fader." lhe prisoner at that time was a short Mance off. The {hemmed thee took up the barrow, end as he was vitalise It away the prisoner followed him end streak the demand with the picks's. The deceased ' immediately fell. Tao plane was flat when the prisoner raised it, bat he mold set say whether it was • severe blow 'ar aft. (The *haze was hare produced, and on the vit ae= emmedidag le, he said it was similar to the one the pri mer eiresiteleeeseed with) After the blow was given the deemed fell over the beadles of the barrow ; and he- fore whew could pt I. the deceased the prisoner streak • legend Mow, whoa be sieve' him by the sun and drew hire awe, hem the deceased. The pickaxe then tell out of pri mmer% bad among other picks. Witness then went and lifted the dassamil up, end put hies on the bank side, when he malla WAN., witness to give him a drink, end also ids ma. Waimea fetched the can. When the deceased spoke the phew, west after hint without saying a word, sad streak the Mewed, who was bleeding when lifted up. These wee • meell sense, of blcod under his jaw. After =.• Adak the deemed got up end went away Mae. did set say anything to the prisoner at the time, but ahmeerie he told the pigeon it was a bed job. The =sellisd it was, bet Smith wee still aggravating him. the Mamas, sometime Mime the blow was given, 'ltems lased the demeesd swirl be bad wiped his back side with ewe lease was Mao redwrilli, the prisoner. Cteseorsomiest by the Sea. A. Liddell—He had worked with tbapkiriaseamne weeks, sad he always tho u ght him quiet. The desseesd wee set overman. He bad been wheel leg for the demend be the morning, end witness took the deeensairi Nam, sad afterwards the deceased wheeled apin. The sag Wm wheeled away • goad bit off. When the de -1 semi Mit the barrow up witness began to fill the empty banes, alter he broight the empty one in to its proper place. The deceased would pee sear the prim: sr as he west with the barrow, _ _ Bee ei;;;lnied by Mr. Diaby Seymour—The demand would be nearer the prisaaer with the empty than the lull barrow. He was seas distance with the barrow, but he • could not say bow far. At the time the blow was trick witness wail jut palling I. the empty barrow, end is order ! to pass the prieoser he turned it over. Thomas Moving on the 3rd of lig was workiog in the quarry, and raw the deceased sitting to the stones above the qnsrry. Oroamezamieed by the Hon. A. Liddell—The prisoner was a very quiet mao. I Ann Galbraith said that the deceased lodged with her. Re bad been with her five weeks. He tease home oa the • 3rd Mey, and weld not speak when be Int oem. in. The blood was running down his shirt, and on hb asking her to dress the wound, she took him to the Infirmary. Joepli robs, impactor of police, sail that on the Bth of May he apprehended the prisoner in his house in St. Johes.laae. On arriving he &eked the prisoner his name. He replied Smith, and inked how the deceased war. Wit nese Bald very ill, when he ssid " I intended to give myself up if the matt said, and I sus sorry for what I have done." Thomas Annaadale, surgeon of the Infirmary, saw the de mand es the 3rd May. He examined him, sad at that time he was insensible. He found a well incised wound oa the left temple- The temple bone wee driven into the brain. There was Co other visible tutererd injury, and be died on the 14 th. H. made • post- mortem ezeminatii n. He (owed eztiramive injury to the brain, and the skull was Immured to the base. Tee brain itself was much ti tn. The wound in the bead was caused by violence. Dad which a blow from a debase wee likely to produce. He at o round two lacerated woos& on the spleen on the left side, sod a large qtramity 01 blood had escaped from the reward into the belly. The blows must have been very violent, and either of them were enfiebrat to eases death. Cross esseebted by the 800. A. Liddell—A fall on the left elde on • Fli.rp imitating instrument might acute the wooed la the head. The deceased had • remarkably thin AWL Tin jury retuned a verdict of Grano( asaslaughtsr. TM ;wiener wee resteused to truaroortaticw for life. THB POLICE COUBTS. MANSION.HOI7BB, Jeha totem saterce.;;;Vereye;;;broollit before Mr B. W. Caress. &gorged wider Use fol'oorteg eiroassetamoes: Mr. W. Hawlioseo. cashier at Mean. William Dews aid basklßrbases, sold—We an the beaker to lb. South Easters Railway Company, and am in the habit of paying the dividend warrant, of that company. Yesterday the dividend werraat produced for ISt. 19s. id., for the twenty.third dividend, payable on the Ist of September, 1855, was mounted to me by the prisoner Lebow. It being a bark warrant, I told the prisoner to take It to the atm. tory of the railway, for.him to certify that it was all right, sad be weal away with it. About an hour after wards he mate bank with a gentleman from the office Of the solicitor to the company, who asked Lebow how he came pommeled of the warrant He said he had taken it in the way of Matinees down the country. He said be could tell from whom he had it, but did not mention the name. I asked him the residence of the proprietor, and be wrote " Bealey, Kent," under the signature which was there when he brought it, via., "J. Dasbwood, Req." Lebow tore off the counterpart of the warrant, and handed to me the original which I gave beak. I saw nothing of the other prisoner. Mr. Robert J. Con, transfer-clerk to the South- Eastern Railway Company, said the dividend warrant pro duced wad a genuine warrant, and was issued with the counterpart. In consequence of a communication which we received from Mr. Duhwood, a duplicate of the war rant was issued upon • letter of indemnity on the 28th of April, 1856, and that warrant has been paid. Ido not how the primness, but yesterday one of them (Lebow) called on me and produced to me the original dividend warrant. I asked hint what he wanted, and he said he had been sent by the beckon to have it certified, as it had been overdue ail months. I found a duplicate had been issued. I asked his if he was Mr. Dashwcod, the proprietor of the warrant. He said, " No." I asked him how he came to have it. Ho said, " for work done as a plasterer for • Mr. Hill, at Watford." I told him to remain in my office till I cos• municatad with the iscretery, to whom I subsequently eaplaised the ina..ter, and in whose hands I left it. The warrant would not hipayable without the signature of the claimant. My suspicions were aroused by the circum stances. Mr. F. Dathwood, of 9, Seymour-place, May-fair, sad Beat', in Hut, said, "The dividend warrant pro- duced has been, I believe, is my poenesion. It was sent to sup by put in the beginning of September 1855. I did not sign the warrant. I had it at Beaky. like last time I saw it was when I placed It in • leath. r envelope In my pocket, about the 10th of September. I was then in a railway carriage coming to town, and jest as I was leaving the North Kent station I mimed the envelope which contained the dividend warrant and other property. I cannot tell whether I dropped It or whether it was stolen from my pocket. I conneameated my lose to the railway company immediately, and upon my letter of ingenuity I received the amount of the dividend warrant. I know I nothing of the prisoners. The signature, "F. Dashwood, authori t Esq ," m not my handwriting, nor was it written by my y. Hume Scott, the detective officer, said—Lahow told me he bad pt the warrant from Jesus Hill. a builder, of Watford, for work he had dens ; but, finding that I we. determined to go there, be said, " I did not get it directly from Mr. Hill. I got it from another man. I do not know his same or address, but I think I can find him." I went with him to Chancery-lane, where we bound the other prisoner (Carey). Lebow said " That', the man I got it from two or three mouths ego, and I've had it in my possession ever sine." Carey said, in answer to ay questions, that be had given the paper some time ago to Lauow, with whom he bad been at work ; that he did not steal it; and what if he had found it ? He slid, tol, he had looked at the notice board of the police station to see if there was any reward, and finding then wee no mention of such a thing he bed given it to Lebow to do what best he could with it, but with a hint to be careful, as he did net know what it was, or whether it was of any use. At the Statica-house, Clergy said he believed the paper was exactly the same as he had delivered it to Lebow. _ _ --• ----- -- ---- -• Cant—l didn't understand anything about inch a docu ment. How could! i Tee y ;on era mere remanded till /Mayday. GUILDHALL. Charles William Norman, of 12, Bellioeue-terrace, Cleve. laud-Mast, Mile-sad, but formerly carrying on humans es a draper and trhataing seller at 119, Shonditeh, examined on &sharps of not surrendering to his bankruptcy and absconding from his crsditon, with niece to defraud this.. John Foam, City poles-aergesat, 89, apprehended the prisoner at the shove address oa the 14 , h of July, and told him it was for not surrenderiog to his bankruptcy in 1864. Penner said he bad been expectiog something of the sort. He also said be had men his auditors and should have liked to have got a situation sad set aside a part of his salary to pay them, ae he had no other moan of doing it, and be had no friends to assist his. He knew be did wrong in going away, and he w.s sorry now he had done so. He went to Australia, and tried Sydney, Melbourne, and the diggings, but met wit► no sunsets, and was obliged to come back. He must leave himself entirely In the hands of his eseditns. At the Moor-lane station witness searched him sad found a shilling on him. Aldimossa Flush then fully committed him for trial. Ann Clark, a child about 12 years of age, but whose head did not reach the top of the dock, was charged with steeling a snuff hos, contaioiag &spade guinea, a sillier coin, and a number of duplicates. . . . - The Guidons did not establish the charge against the child, bat both the prow bottle bad the Mother of the primmer gave bar a very bad thanes,. Impostor Todhoutar said the fault did net reet with the child, for she was brougbt up la the most hopeless state of ignorance. She had no idea of a God, or a church, or chapel. He asked her what het mother and father did on a Sanday, gad she said they were drinkiog all day long. He asked har if tiny did not say their pre m, but she did not know wtat he meant by prayers. In fact, she was ID neglected that she had sot the slightest idea of a future state. Sir Peter Lauri* ordered ►er to appear at tits court again on Friday, and directed the inspector to make farther in quiries about her. BOW-STREET. A porter at the Strand Union Workhouse, who also sets as labour master, brought one of the paupers, a lad named John Wiek, before Mr. Henry, for refusirg to perform the task allotted to him, being work suited to his age, strength, and condition, cis., rote breaking. The cosplainaat, Philip Lame, proved that the prisoner refused to go into the stone-y■rd that evening. He made use of at oath. He was a irmry bad boy. The prisoner declared that having received an injury whoa very young, he was afraid to work much at stone breaking, lest he should again bring on the =mai .int. He had worked in the atone-yard for two hours in the =amn ion, and he thought that was u much as be could do with safety. Mr. Henry—le it true that he has been iejured u be states ? _ _ assure you he h a very bad isharaotar—very bad indeed, your worship. Mr. Henry—You told we that before. Repeating it ma Gamer no purpose but to show me how very eager you are for a convmti, n. I did not sok about his character, but whether he has been iojured as he alleges? Lans—l believe be hag, sir, a little. The prisoner—l am quite willieg to work, sir. I should sot mind doing say work they pat we to except atom'. breathe!. Mr. Henry—Bat this you are sot allowed to choose your work. - After stivisiog the prisoner to perform for the future the work assigned to him, whotever it might be, which he pro mised to do to the Met of kin ability, Mr. Henry ordered his to be sat et liberty. THE CONE/CT DOVE. It has been stated by the York correspondent of the Leeds papers that Ten of the jury were prepared to return an unqualdled verdict of guilty,' but I tiro hesitated, which led to a discursion whether the evidence would justify them in returning a verdict of acquittal on the ground of insanity. Tbs ma jollity could not swede to such a suggestion, and eventu.lly a compromise was eff.cted. the minority admitting that the prisoner ought to be band guilty, and the majority consent ing to accompany that verdict with a recommendation to mercy, • on the ground of defective intent et.' " - - • • - -• We have the authority of two of the Jaren', including the foreman, for positively crofter:liming this statement, end for saying that the ury were as unanimous in regard to the teemed part of their verdict, recommendiog the prisoner to mercy "on the ground of defective intellect," as they were on the first pronouncing him guilty of the murder. The words of the verdict were penned by tee foreman h imself, and they received the entire and unqualified assent of every one of the jurors. We may aid that memorials to tee Crown are ea amass of preparation, and will shortly be pre sented, to spare the life of William Dove; and they will be from such parties, and accompanied by such new evidence, that we hope they will be effectual. We know nothing whatever of the mind of the Heine Secretary on the aut.ject, and therefore we can express no hope beyond tat white the fasts and the evidence produce upon our own minds. But we thick it our duty to repeat oar deliberate and solemn otiie•ol% that William Dove ought not to be hanged.—Leeds lleroury. The cost of the trial, as may be supposed, has been very great. For the prosecution the counsel's fees would exceed 300 ,lusts. Mr. 0 d had 100 guineas, with refreshers of 10 guineas per day, and 35 nuineas on the day of re ply. Mr. Hardy had 70 guineas, with refreshers, and Mr. Bayley 45 guineas. The cost of getting up the case and of w , tneeses was about 8661. 16.., making a total of 1.1761 16.. For the defense the counsel's fees were 300 guineas, Mr. Bliss re ceiving 70 guinea., exclusive of refreshers Red consultation fens. B..rjeant Wilkins had 50 guineas, with refreshers, and lily Ball 40 guineas. The other expenses will not be less than 1,0001., making a total of upwaria of 1,3001., or a grand total of the coat of the trial of 2.4;61. 16., This is exclusive of the Boat of the inquiry before the coroner. CONSTABLES YOU AUSTBALlA.—lnformation hu been forwarded from Scotland-vard to the various Instr. - pollten police stations, settmg forth that several constables are required for service in West Australis. They ere to be reeked se oort orals of pollee, at a salary of 1101. per en sue, with an Increase of 61. per Tier till it reaches 1401 ; if promoted to rank of sergeant by good catednot thee will at eons be rated at 1401. A free perms, and every facility for wires end families, will be afforded. Hell-pay to com missar from time of embarkation. MARKETS COTTON.-I.3varupoot, Jose 20.—The market has been steady al day, bltbrough storing with a tame moon. Low (palates of Amerman boa'e teen purchared on speculation to the esteot of 2,00 balea, Prime of all draerlptons have been firm, at the fall rates of last rut day. The sales to-day were 7,040 bales-500 for 'spot% and two 0 . ageculuttoo comprising 6,000 Americans, at sartous Imo ; to p er . tram sad Idaranhant, at bid. to 71(1.; 120 Bahia, at 6fd. to 6 , 51,• and 090 Surat. at lijd. to Sid. Th e imports Woos Thursday parry noshed 30,000 Wee. COTTON GOODA.—MAWCRIOI7I, JULY 19.—The more 11COMilliOt state of the weather has given as impulse to the cloth trade, and we have had more *cavity here both yesterday and I..tilty, mid a p e w. double buiness has been do ne at full, and in seine mutencee at rather better, prices. There le an rplaion, too, that eotton will net be lower, aid that the 'Woes of cloth will improve, which has helfed business. We have had mere inquiry for cloth for India, the Private telegraphie sccoonte to hand tram Calcutta epeaking of an improve. runt in the prices of shimmies there, though there was not much business. From the same room., al., the China houses here were advised that the P-eurreation was spreading in China, and hence this branch of our trade bee received some diecouracement. There con. time 'co be more activity to the kinds of cloth taken by the Greeks, and altogether the business done to calicoes since last Tt e me i Vals There rather large. has been more burlap. doing in yarns, . in 30's to Su's mole for India, in annulus suitable for Germany, anti to the entre bard twists takes for the Mediterranean. Fine yarns are ruler deextr. WOOLLEN.—Litow, JOLT 29.—We harem:reiterant,* to report In the state of the motet this morning. There has been a usual attend ee*. of merchants in the eloth-halle. and a steady businem Iwo Teen transacted in treasonable goods. Honomnartaw, .Im.r 29.—There Is e manifest improvement in the tone 01 the mallet today, but Misuses, has been princrpally confined to the hall, the trade In the warebouses not being so extensive. New patterns are in good request at lair prices, but a reductton his b .41 made in old patterns. CORN.—Livearom., JOLT 29.—Tbe Exchange this morning bad a slender attendance of minim sod dealers. The buninees war not active, but was quite es good as could be expected from the been, is of the weather. tided wneat and flour were saleable at a reduction from Pride, of about 2d. per bushel and GO. to Is. per sack cud barrel, but on the secondary qualities the dents. WU 4d. to 6d. per bushel and 2e. to 3a per barrel and sack. Indian cora curtained POI prim, with a good country demand ; yellow and mixed, 30e. to 10..64.; white up to 325. ed. per 4bo IW. There wile no obsereable change in the value of oats, meal, barley, beans, or peas. The test make of linseed cake 10!. 10s. per ton. Luna. Itam 29.—We have Only a moderate show of fresh wheat; the trade le very inactive, and elmoet of a nominrl character, although a reduction of Its. per quarter from the rats. ch Friday woad be submitted to. Very Intl. plowing its other ante' s ; Inlet s without material alteration. Average pries of graln.—Wheat 3,0.0 quarters, 79a. 9d.; Watley 20, 435. ; oats 120, 315.; hems 114.185. 2d.; Ma 10. 41a. 34. Arrivals.—Wheat 3,015, bans 311 quarters. LToe, JLLT 20.—Ws have now very fine weather far maturing the app.. A large attendance of farmers at market today, and a liter I supply of wheat, win& was pretty freely taken at U. per qr. detedir Wheat, red, 6010 s. to 83101., OIL to 71n; white, to 78s. Battle, 4 1 , tete& per qr. Oats. la. id. to Is. 4d. per MOM. HDLL. JOLT 29.—We had today a very small supply of farmers. wheat, which met slow sale at to. to 30.1 low last week's pricer, but we round little disposition to give way to this extent. Of foreign wa have a fair supply, and each description ma be bought on ester terms. Oats aulL Beans, if in really hard eenriltion, sell freely i . 42e. to 44a 66115. Linseed very firm, and oil it. per ton Meese. Oakes la fair demand. Imports from J uly 19 to Ja iy 1s :—Wheat, 8,190 qrs.; oat*, 9,400; bean; 2, 91; linseed, 26,181; Mpaletni, 350; oil cakes, 295 tom; bones, 40 toes. Newsmen, JIILT Ml.—Having further arrivals of wheat from Scotland and Norfolk since Saturday, added to the large quantity held over unsold from that day, made a large show for today's mugs% and upon the calm made it was cecereary to su mit to a redaction of 2a. to &a. per qr. Good useful Norfolk red of Milbs. was said at 772. pm qr., ails. Thu Serest Suffolk yellow, weighing 641126,wri held for Me., 631 M., but not r Ad. The lour trade in a state of stsgostii n at • decline of la. to ie. per rack. Burley very sears. \fait fru . Beam and peso without change. Oats slow sale. Weather showery bat warm. Saussaar, nce 29.—The haymaking to almost brought to a cicse In the neighbourhood, rod ensue a double ge crap hes teen re cured, and in caceilent condition. The late mutates are loosing exceedingly well, w shout any appearance of the disease, and the early mope yield almadantly, and good in quality. at We morning's market there was • good supply of grain, sod • large attendance of both buyers and seller.. There was not mush butiness eiirp to wheat, though the best qualities were 2a., and inferior U. per qr. lower. Vero was a fair tram in barley, and penes advanced • , due. The malt trade is more lively, but pekes are at present rather un. e. tiled. Flour declined la. to 2a. per sack. In other grain Menem was slack and prices stationary. Wheat, 14. to 78• ; barley, 38s.rs 42a; aim 265. to Uri.; beaus, Ids. to rids.; peas, 413 a. to eta. per qr. k lour. FM to SM. per sack. Malt, Ss. 9d. to Vs. per bushel. r, eiVLT 29.—F., !ail, NN Sipe 7111/, ell :Mixed in a gemenrway • Utter and larger market than iee tine KM foe many yeses. The um?, of cattle wan my large, and pk. tleulerly good in quality ( ad there was a full attendew of buyer . At the commencement of the mutat there am some hesitation on the part of puerharen, higeee prime tg asked by grmiet, operating ea a cheek to badmen but as the moony r advanced, more animation became apparent, and a large amoent of bueleps was transacted, nearly everything chug. beg hands; however, late quotations were reluctantly paid. in ebeep the supply we larger by nearly half than the amens quantity, but th•y were for the most part sold, and DOtVith• standing the coadnuation of thy weather, with every probability of a enmity of Mod, games tor all tads were lolly sustain , 1. Not. 'Muteness the scans: is somewhat far advanced, the supply of eaten Meatblitre to to good, both in number and con. ditkel as amid is unabated, and quotations are sere mrseltill. sad in some instances rather ezereden. In n' Yee pis met et an average amount of buainens was dons et milliesd prism Best on beef, 12s. Id. par more; bakst. lo Ilk td. Best Down mutton, oat of the usol, l& per tb. ; Interior and other kinds, 7.1. to lid. Val, ?<LW fed. Look 6.d. to 9d. Pork, fresh area salt, 74d. to 1140. par 116. mad 106. 6d. to Ili. per enure Green boon, &J. to p i :lz lb.; dry ditto, led., aod 10e. tad ca Gd. b er I per ee l .old sues , 7.. la deo. each. * eac h, MOP INrint.toarica.—The hope in the Maidstone district have mown rapidly of late, and the forward sorts are feat coming into burr. The wind which accompanied the storm of wednesday eight last blew them about a good deal, but they were scarcely for. ward enough to suffer much permanent telmbiel. If the weather should 00114110 t favourable, the general opinion seems to be that the auty will really 200,0001. There are some falters of think bine mi . :, but generally the appearance of the grounds has greatly improved he:omits from Canterbury repreaest that thr Mid week of geni weather has muted every marked change in the bop planrstiora het many parts of whieh are now looking well ior a good crap. 'the branches are clean, look healthy, and are filling well with burr, for• warder by a welt than last year. Mould another week of warm weather eneue, the spread of mould will be the only obetacle to • large crop. There Is but little mould at present.—South Eastern Casette. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. George A. Hopley.—The Fox. trout Portrosh, has arrived at this y At with wrecked goods, ex the Georp A. Hopley.—Lisergool, July 19. LtVgIPOOL ql.ll. AT PONTIOP Pow a.—Bella Portent, at Aricttat; Affaltati, at Bithtlacto; Karnak (.1). St. Ctiapna, and Plpicl, at Cmatanquople ; kbro (as), and Nancy, at Cuts; Antje Prouty at Cruitatadt. The Setestlas Cabot, reported u having arrived at I irerpool on Nonni,' from New York, should have twee from St. Jokier, N.B. The Sirocco did not strive at Liverpool on Nonday, from St. John's, N. 8., ea reported. VESSFI.B SPOKEN WITH. Schub (British brig), Irom Jamriea for London, Jrne 28, lat. 22.50, lon. 84.24. Ann (barcr o e), Falcon, from f and , n for Montreal, July 1 9 , lat. 43 . 15 , 100. 8 antra (a.). July 22, going Into the Saga.. Cambria. from New Urbane for limn. July '6, lit. 30.30, los. 79; 0. Fanny Scott, Borland, from New Orlears for Liverpool, J vly 9 , lat. N3B ~ loc. 67 W. Melgomme, from London for New Zealand, 52 clamant, all wedl, June tat 17.17 9., lea. 32. Mermoun ), from Algca Bay far London, Jay 24, lat. 47 N., lon. 15 W. Revenue, tram New Orleans kr T iverpool, July 10. Lt. al. 10n.78.50. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARROW.—JeII 26, et the Vicarage, ilwobrook, Kent, the wileof F. Barrow, Eno ,o 1 a daughter. DIMODALS72oI7 26, at the • Ile of J. C. Dime. . dale, E.g., of alio.. . FI2aET . II —July 21, at Walpoleatteet, Chelsea, Yrs. W. Preettk, of. doubter. July 24, at Mount Craig, Ross, Mere ordshirs, tbs wife of J. B. Monkey, Bro., of a son. IAWTHROP.—JuIy 27, at Lower Berkeley-street, rortmsn-equare, the wife of J. N. P. I °Transits. Beg , of a daughter. OMMANNEY.--July 22, at Chew Mean*, onmereet, the ntre of the Kee. E. A. Oronsanaay, M.A.. of a daughter. RASTILBIGII.—JuIy at Fatningtiam+hill. Keot, the wife of C. E. Reshleigts, Req., of a am REYNOLD 4 .—JuIy 27, at Wyndham Mon" Carlton.bill, the wife)! J. Reynolds+, EN., of a son. MARRIAGES. MELT—PRATT.—JuIy 28,;;817.C,;;;; ; ;. Hanover...luret by the Rev. A. Al,ton. M. a., Alfred Auguetua. eon Matte late Y. Hely, Pal , of Oporto, to Elisabeth Maria, daughter of the late J. Pratt, Reg. M.R.O A.E. [IMP —HORTON —July 2 0 , at All &lota', ilaidatone, by the Rey. D. D. steno; Mariner Kemp, son of Mr. M. Kemp. of Hanish'. to Amelia thaghter of Mr. T. Horton, of Taayard House, Lome, Rent. PERRY-1100PER.—July 24. at Clifton Climb, by the Rev. R. H. Monte, 11. e., the Re •. F. K. Perry, M.A., PerpetuAl Curate of Catmore•end. Oxon, to Vary Edrootde, daughter of the lite It. Hooper. Fen of Clifton. ROPCOR—DAVIu.—JuIy A, at Merma Church, Surrey, by the Hee. W. Edieman. Witham Henry, eon of T. Norco., Req.. of &Fleet'. road, Itetreneapart. to Nary leAhel, daughter of J. D.., Efti., of empthili-Nuare, liampatead.road. DEATHS. ••••‘• • ALPI 4 ON.— . InIy 26, Hannah, ♦de of T. F. Add . ion, E.g., of Glen. eater, aged 4U. CLE3o.—July .S, at the Bill. Patoey, P. Clegg. iun., FA 4 4- 4 0 43 . CRAW LEY.—July 2', at Sutherlaad.street, 5.14 . rill. C. raw ivy. FAQ, aged 23. CURT. - July 26. st Tlill.atreet. 1'41.50.y-square, th, lion. gory Coot, daughter or the Stet lord !Mealtime, aged .1. ORIFFITII.—JuIy 24. a' tiebiostoo, Cheshire, Mr. T. Critl.th, late of Vaashall.road, aged 35. lIILTON.—JuIy 15, at Brussel., Eliza, daughter of Capladt 0. nu tan, B.N. HADLAND.—JuIy 35, Elisabeth, ante of Mr. J. fladland, of Cheap. aide sod Clapham-park, aged 08. 27, at Parraley, horthamptophire, Lady lielight'ey, aged ;6. II'INTYIII3.-4uly Is, at Co`mru-atteet, Bon. Capt. Y. Wlntyra. abed 41. Printed sad puhltehed It 11.1.1131 tne Iletat, of No. 8. Lombard Streak la the Clty of Louden. Yreatcr, et the Mee. V Leetheee BIM% le the Pnxieet cd N teldrians.—Weamesper. J cis 30.1460.