The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-14 00:00:00

Aotrog et once upon u=se I t tuvio• t• u 11. e so' d her furniture and v.yap'ii tierme the A I.d. , it to Tyrone in Ireland, where the defendant lie. 4 Put upon her arrival, he refused to make h.( hi* lint • . In addition to the above there wee reed anothei ter from the defendant, written aPer the plainti.V , trourri in which apoke 01 having ereeir , d &letter from her. atani fyi-ar her ho event to come ; as well c. of a le ter wrote • b. himelf in reply, and in the hour of ita reachii • h. r it, r advising her to remain in Anemia. A' the noel h lection was made to the statement of the contr.. t Lel tree' in the declaration, but the judge allow, Ii en non Silent, I'M rving leave to lUitYr. Tho t it the declaration wee. "that in con•i lent n ton th defendant at the request of the pl tilt p' from America to L. s Horning in Iyr ne. in 1•el n 1 0., to marry him, Jur (the di h I,don') the.. pr •.."• • pl .intiff to marry h., ''• , arrival." The amendment allowed suporadded apart of the consideration for .1 femlant'• ....et • to • s . • nntiff to Mitre min. A rule nhi h crag h.... oui • lent Idichatlmas.trim. r.na In. ultow • a..• why the tt atiould nut hr art •. it • . Urea, two question. *row upon the •rgumen• ; M •1. whether th- smoothie pt wu. properly elm.. • , 00l 10.et‘t• r t...• t e at ~••• • de• ehreti/311 ID its amended form —Mr Cockburn, Q ,end Mr. rhino, showed cause against the a , .‘l S S :under* was heard n .• id It in. court • opinion the rule oortht t lw dieharatol. lit • •,. •It• iir.er• nut him, rat to the `• uteri sof 'h.. rw. ," • 301 4 Will. IV . c 12. • 22, gave a pU.Ner , h. nisi prim to order the weird to bill , of It , • • oririnal declaration stated the pr ot .h • .• bunt been made upon a g 0.% r ton." oi n, lost o • evidence • forth. r cunsi.forttion a - lb end Th• t On retort, was tl. new matte a , 41 .1 ar r . e . • • " merits of the ea..." Now, in truth. art r tween "g tint; to a place •ci many," and pro • ••• marry," would slut y ....cur to a nn.. o, u • r, in *purist pleading; Litt surly the pr. eta • • ..v 1 a'i'de of laying the heartier, the eon. if rot . it mid not be seaterial to th e merits." Parch. r .t. titclaration been had a. it Ortell, , ,l'y .p.O avy j• an a••,..tifirrlrri , i•t on lb ...„„1, deprives the opposite party of a mottos in arnet jti 'erne. t, w • not ten... , t iu rut tii, th, r r• V • 01. of view was proporly allowed k. to •be v. o ltd too was sufficient evideme t poplar( the coiitnic in I • .1 t0r..., Tit, ttie hoot .1 f ittat lanre • • •• • • offer on his part, and in the rawe at I. erer .k• •1 • haring received a letter fr in plaintiff in r Auer, i , hi r &went. This our K.., t 4 - re w ail a sm. a .1!. 0.1 • contract. As to any a subsequent letter a rerward. !vivre. d o by hia, I' • jury had pool reason Ii) wh. th .rotemach re •• r • d ever p.m w ritten. thr hoth gnm• • ie, the • 111,0106 , 100 1 ailed.—Ralc diet-half. gerierling The court will ~t to hr.") no the '8:1 h, .1 d *VS 11 23rd of this month, until the 29 Ii indu , iyely, cat h a trial wee, and to give judgment.. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Si•tieg. in Bine a. 11001T,IN 9. CANIROUX.—iI litorilaNT -Sr F Ps ewe delivered patentee' ei the. kWh •an an Ye et money hid and Tara ivtd brought lia toe e laeitoff a 't. m nietrator of a deer Awl dr...lemon., w h had peen r two annuities at an inaurenee otti e, et w hieh the li• f •••ese was the meretary. Thr action pr , eraa'r.l ao, •h. ta • the the time of the amuse. mint in qu.wien the the. (I • a homes., and that therefore the retorat ere veal I a need, however, rot the tai-1 hat. the (1. a as. d eesee rt.. himself in the ',dede tweet erten a. era per.... Line sane would h. ye done; thet the e - nor et eater .' i• he him with the e .n....ny was a sees propre toed ose, II one to htha elf ; and that the company eed no 1it..... de w h a tever that he use mum, which the jury home. I ho. The verdict pat-oil for tee teaintitf, jetto • midi - to enter ae. edict ter the .1. fendent. on he er.enoe to. o th contract was a valid and bindine one und, r three eacem stances ; and Mr. Gurney and Mr. Ha-reheat bayous , beard tor the defendant and plat tiff ri •p etine:• nun wit taken to coneider. It was now "h the judgment of the court cugh' to he ter th e • e Pendant, on the ventral prinei le that the c was bank-file o the pert of the &leery"• t, w h.. h Entered into an erranzernent without any knos teat/. 14 4 , or fortunate rate e t the I ler. OW it, ua T. 1.1., wi hem any desire to take advantage of it. The deceased wa..if at. F ire .ply emnd mied, 4.•.15..tact. d a is husiosees as any oft, perient would de in the ordinary c.uiee i f end ,1.. n. Sentient b leg ignorant id hi. !Wit it state, the con•raet entered into with him ought not now to he set t midge—Judgment fur the defeneant. MOTION/is—BULLER r. COMET.—Mr. Needham showed teem against a nate ro emir a sigegtoti n Oa the reli at d. • the New County Comet. Act, the p mini iff having r• leas than 201. in the. eeurt. It was. eubmitted that the cane was not wafer, the art, as it .111 , an swoon in. a boll et . chenge, which, though it had bean aceeped le the de findant within th • poriaticti in of the Comay Court ed BI oomehury, was not e c .use of action within e lortafit4.- Li , f 1 of the new are This had b n so renown me ii :he Common Pleas by the Chief Justice end Mr. Jesece Mettle, and it was c onteeded that on the proper enestrueven .•t Seth and 128th .. cs of the act it was a will fiestal d obiectinn.—Mr. 14(11116(y, in 'atop .rt of the rate, • ie that the defendant was entitled to m a ke it aleilute. ; but if not by peso. ..f the co emersion of the Penn., Ciente Act, now contetsded for, it wan clear that treae had le en a grave omission in the sot, for it was meestreus to a .ppee that a bill of exchang • for lest tbs.. 201. c add tout be , al lowed in the Court y Court within wl ich it lad I ern w eep ed. Here, however, the cause dee ien •tritimrs d VOA anti as well an the hill, so that the court Wow red 01d... pitted juriedictine, and tee el. fondant was entitled to hi- eon. gestion.—The Court wee of opinion teat the rule u. et t'. he made sty-elute, on the ground that it it were le toe 41 the &fondant would be .stepped from pu eui g hi. -mete ; weereas, if the them stion were entered, the Oat .'iH mi. lot trotter* it and raise b eerie a Mat of error the quo atiee it the bill of exchaage, which did appear to be 'evolved in Wane degree of doubt An an examination of the stetute. Fer these reasons it wan therefore sufficient to see that tee rule oiight to bo made ahselute--Rule abeolute. let.: Pa to (at Wesenhaster).—BefOre Mr. Baron Platt net a Condon Jury. JeLlKT4e.Joi.t..—Sukrerteo aN 1845.—Mr. Ilumphr, y, with whom wan Mr. Smith, appeared far toe plaint lf, a surveyor ; and Mr. Martin for the deft todant, who ie elm a surveyor and architect. The action was Menne,' for wo. k done foh the pl entiff in 1845, in ourreying the prj liras of the Cantetbary an I Herne B •y and tie Gnat Kent Atmospheric and sueeequintlt tor week • one 1816 and 1817, in connexion with the Boeing-take tad su we-rehouse, tee Green Man and Still in Oatord t reef, t e • Bedford Arm, in Tottere am tour-road, and the S .0 Mane ton Aim. in Camden-town. The total anieuet 'rat. ter 51/ Bi., but a sum of 221 10s. was en din d as peed on ac. count to the plsintitf, and la was paid Wu e net, :eeriest a balanced 161 a..w claims tby the pleito off. It ap peared that the plaintiff had been long on very fr.r. thy terms with, ant a fr• quent visitor at the h f, the d. fondant, and often breekeosted• dined, and sup td o hem. A set.. ff ea, now made by the defehoteet of 161. 16..., at. on. Milt of th se enmeshment'. Ra tr. r I whoa ewe. prima. pally (elle...labourer" with the plaintiff in tee delendent'e service, protect the were doe ; that it was well &lie; that the plaintiff was a p. rain of great ability I'. tin prof. a. sien ; and that th, ruin of a guinea a day end 164. Inc expenees, p during the railway tureen was " reliculnuely low, ' conaidering the great dem nil fa fur vetoes during the railway mania, the corona.. ronoutaration being from five to ten guineas a day, mod many persona re. c.is rd more.—Tbe jute, weer a sheet deliberatiom, ra . .uined a verdict for the pleint.ff for the &meant claimed. Before Baron Pate. FOLEF r. SNELL.—OWNEttaIIti • OF Greens 111:1ZilD nY THE Sit en trr.--1 hi, wan it feigned home to try whetter geed* a teed by the eh , rafs of Millie ex ate the property of the plaintiff or the defendant.—Mr. Watson, with 41010 ttlit Mr. Bramwell, mated the case f a the plain. ff ; Mr. flume ploreys and another learned ermine', appeared eir the defen der-L. From the lanrate slat, ire Tit .4 cowed and the 'Wilmette, it appeared that the olainttff F do y lmel for many yearn been i . the employment (4 Mr. Seeder., c ai thereeent, at Femeibwhart, Lem bridge. Senders fell into diffl.ultioes, and • the insure of the goods waft maids at the 111,talle• 0: a Mr. Snell, a hill di-counter, with le.ata he e a e The plaintiff's ca., was that he seed not Sanders was the owner of the meek in queetion: this was detect: by the ile• fen ant. The ohj( et of the evidence was o "Low teat tea re had been n b nui fide (rimier of the prop •ry irOnt to tem prior te the seirire. It was eiOcitid in that in IBA a lease et the premise a was granted by Mr. Teem*, the lard of the moor, to theatre and lee bpdher, in which there was a covenant tint the lesser sheuel, it item the of ten years teem the date lb red, expend r sum of GOO& in the repair of the premiere. 8 ,s suharqueney ged tl t• premises to a gentle-s.m of the nee,. of Cr melt f r 3251. In the eeueer of the pen ut psr the difliceldes of S lielere, the euniving brother, hien ee d ; nn .j. etenent its en.- menot, by the VILI•t 111freP, and S • nil rt won anahle to ra:ry en the Went-se. A veluetion wen Lf1.0'.4., a..rl it was estimated that the furniture and otter mew able pr ov en ) was worth 4001, the hook debts about 2001 ieore. The lease, owing to the mortgage, and the expenonuno enaerurt hefore stated, cooed only be set down at 101. Under tine., ereunadevics s, th prino ip d creditor, Mr. Pimeck, Welded that Seeders ehould give up this property. Foley, the plaintiff, being known as an active and industrems man, Mr. l'ococknovethuel t hat he ehou'd eave the liminess, it he could give him security fur the 6001. at which it was valued. Fail y thereupon harrowed from a Mr Wicki, as d paid to Perna, 1001., who accepted Wicks's bill for a a coed sum of 1001., and he (Feeley) granted ether three bills himself. mak ing up the total sum m6OOl. with all which he (Pocock I was perfectly satisfied, end directed his attorney to miter sati.eic • ton on a warrant of attorney lie held in security for hit debt. The hominess was then tran.ferred to Foley. On the 29th of March lmteFolee's name was substituted for that of &actin on the sign over the premises, and also on the waggons end bargee. On the Bth of May, the geode were seised on the judgment ohmieed by Smell against Sanders. These facts were proved by the evidence of the assent for Mr. Tys• den, the lord of oho. manor of Hackney, by Mr. Cheston, his attorney, by Mr. Holt the attorney for the mortgagee, by Mr. Snewin, an e.tete agent and lend valuer; and be hlr. Pocick. At this stage of the proceedings, the learned judge hem.* to go to chambers, the further hearing of the plain tiff'. ease was adjourned till this day. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD 0001tT.—Bore the Recorder. Tin Class or MI VISNON.—MA IL -Mr. PIUTy renewed lis eppliattfon 06 behalf of W. IL Vernon, charred with sedition, with it view to ranee the amount of the ramp thaws hi wu required to enter lito. The learned counsel ess he ehoyld be prepared, In the wow of the day, to give he eidlce•or to the treasury the names of four persons who would beton e sureties to the amount of 601. each for hie •ppearatice so takt his trial.—Mr. Bodkin said that, on the part of the crown, be was not instructed to offer any op sit thin to the application. • He had seen the affidavit upon *hick the amount of the reoognisances was sought to toe „diced ; and taking into consideration the position In life and the circumstances of the defendant, he thought it was ornh ihly not in his power to ob.ain sureties to the amount • rie 'natty requirwl, and therefore he should not oppose the plie.theu ter a reduction of the amount of the recog. Ids ...cps. Of course the hail of respectable "ureic" would r, quit d.—Mr Parry said he was extremely obliged to his learned friend. With regard to t'.e character of the mot' o, he was instructed that they were respectable par • e. and that no (bitten( y would arise in this respect.—The eorder then ilirect.d that the defendant should he late . 1..1 a n . hie elite, ing into his own recognisance in 2001. upon inot ooliii nt, ad finding four sureties, two upon each od•edtsent ct , i i o eac n h. Twenty-four hours' notice of bail, howrYl r, was required. A MC•ralt , 1 Ir. Parton, 24, host builder, .• •i. icti••• for ...diom a gold satch, the property of W. E. Merri t. —Mr Ballast tine detend.d the prisoner.— It apion.rt•il .' the tr ..... cutor of ihi• indictment woo a Item. d vie d 'i.e .n Fdrimplonddreet, and on the 26th May he had one Oh a p tv to Emm me s, an-I on tin ir return they t pd et the Klngle Head, U pier Tooting, to take tome retr. 'hinted. While ad vadat'. d the priomer entered into ~t , th th e prow, if, slid wish, it him to have r Idendy on h him, but he V. (ivied, and trod to get .7 1 him, lid at the • auto 11111.e.P111 hr rel. his watch ...int tall trots his waistcoat not-kit, aid he al isiiy.r.d that • "wish ores gone. Th.• oda l' VIM all dir. c 17, pursued he nu prow u or, and on his nearly coming up wash him be r e I rouhilllllll nutted his heed intedat the pr• arcutor to, him il .W.l, Ile then contii.o d Las retreat for a ruble it ddastee, aid was eventually sopped by a police eleteti , but hetore he could he 1111 MT. d he tit ,de a des• rit re•istasice, end u. het the conatehle .I..wn twice a n d Ai. knot him revervly. The .111(Cil we. antwequi•otly lioand in ho ne. where it had he• n thrown he th . • .lorin, hie ft tit —Hr. Hill- ntine did not attionitt to old. t ...y r the prismer, ac he said 11111 facto were ten clear to allow e etance of rigaptne Sr .on so adverse vs rd.cd—The jury • twined a err list of "Go 'lv "—Sentence was postponed. NEW COVRT.—lfebite the Contemn Animist. As:olio:it %teen ROBNEIty lola lha DEI,Wt DAT.— Eh:o4om Elliott. 21. *MI in.1i04 . 11 for ate.ling • watch. • pr per , • us F. H err, Mud C. Phillips, 33, ems chirut d •Oh rvevo•ivit .he i-rop• try, knowing it to have heels Mel• ti. r was near th.• El phant and Casio on the ho hi day, *hitt :he f ut de pri..iter pr. it.r•l el saolit ap t.. •n fie MIDI away Irma her 11,01 aluualt tOrtkell • cat,h At she Ovae tiereetit he oholre.l the wom.in running away towards litothington Church 11.. attempted . follow he:, her hi , arm. w r piui..red by • we rues., who, 're r, r• tested him on - .is eat ing tor the polire. tu,d ho.tly afterwAirgl. rowel this wtm in in rust ely. The it. it I." t , e priormator rye. iced a communicate>n to the • Met that if k• would net prate. tite hi. watch should he returned; nsl hr in c to. gurney went to a 'Albite ten.r in the neigh ...oh-n.1.0 the R l•phallit and Calle, where he raw the itee•s•-et it app' ared kept a sin d 1 h./lethal. clone by, and super the prim cuter intimatmo s. him that it he got hi. water' hack he w.mle not dement.. le went out, and -11.. r ly afterwards returned and 130.1 a ani..ll pale r parcel upon the WO, MIA 1121111•thalittl) kit skr h o use.o The ion,. Cillue, I al. in., w.rertailleit Oa his watch w.s in the paper, TI Out al.er al.el with the asst tance of a policeman ....red I ; upon hi. being intormed ..1 the charge I. just him Ile d• tried all k...mledue of the ret.l) ry ne ihty r. turned a is 'diet of t•nsity ausr at both pot...wry THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1848. . . a he protected while k the mention or weir uty. He was satisfied with the evidence ; and be rally committed the prisoner to take his trial at the Central Criminal Court, and he was eventually conveyed to Newgate in the police van. MARLBOROUG li-STRE ET. COMMITTAL or A 1111111111 OF Till lIIISM CONIFIDERISTION.—A. swabs: of the Irian Confederation, was charged with vkiestly _amenities the police.—Mitchell , 2 6 C, stated that about balf•put nine o'clock last night he wee sent by hie =Letendent to No. al, Dean/treet, where the Irish Con. on hold their meeting/ Witness had been there about twenty minutes when a cry was ratted that a polices nes was in the room. Some man , pointed witness out to the audience, and witness fearing viol •nce from the parties tried to get out of the room. Ile was immediately sur rounded by a mob, some of whom knocked him down. The prisoner then came up to where he was lying os the floor, seised him by the collar of his coat, and dragging him to the door, threw him down a flight (.1 stairs. Before wittier* could recover himself the prisoner came up to him again, and said if that would not do, be would throw him ewitneis) down the other flight. The prisoner then pushed Mitchell 6414 at vcral other stairs, end he was severely injured across the Wes. Wit ness, as soon as he could recover himself, got up and ran out of the house. He sulsequently procured assistance, and titer the meeting was over wont up eta re and took the prisoner into custody.—Sergeant Gray, 10 C, said, last night he was sent to the above meeting, which was composed of the lower order of Irish. Tho chairman war r. /ling from a newspaper, and after he hail Included n voice called out, " Here is Gray, do not let him take any I notes; keep him out." Witness woe then stet:dies TWAT the door, and the prisoner pushed him out, and shut the door violently in itis face. Tho win was then retie guietted, and he was " bonneted " and thrown down staire, hut could not say by whom. There was a great noise in the areet, and the inhabitaee were under such terror and alarm that he was obliged to rend fur I constaNe• to char the street.—ln reply to the charge the prisoner di tiled lay les a hand on either of the constables. Thou who committed the violence were neither friends to them nor the chartlets. II —Mr. Hardwick committed him to take his ilia at the Cell. 4 i teal Criminal Court, but agreed to accept hail in two reaper. Bible houselvepere in 401. each, and the prisoner in the sums 1 of 801., with 24 hours' notice, in order to make the 11(44. r sore Inquiries As to the respectelitli . y of the part ie. proposed When the prisoner was btought in for the pupae tit Mar. ing the di positions read oat r, a young pale. faced man hustled into court, and, 'satire...sing Mr. WortiWil.4, 11 , 14 i he was surprised to find that the cue had h, en K iwr into during his absence. Ile had upset all the evidence spinet the prisoner ; and I o thought the magistrate had been too hasty in committing the psi loner without hearies Neese witnesses.—Mr. Hardwick tad seen pi rf rQy .abatied with the evidence that Iml hero besought before him. II th, ' , ripener had witnesses to di,. prove the charge he could produce them when tin h e m trial. —The prim/lir was then billy committed. The in r.• n who made the application was a Mr. M'Murrough, who Juba bimselfeolicitor to the Irish Conrad. ration. A PHYSICAL: FORCE CIiAIITIST7J. Haynes, a carpenter, _ . • . - . retentive at 4, King Moly-street, Back-road, Kingdom', was ehareed with having a gun and several hall cm:troops to prearssion, supposed to be fur an unlawful porpme.—Jones, 33, C, was on duty last night about half-post 7in King. steel, 8 iho, when he met the prisoner and four other me... Ao he was pining the prisoner he oho reel part of a gun b irrel projecting from his coat pocket. Witness followed them as tar a. the corner of Dr an-street, when be heard one of the • men one "Shall we go up to th- rooms 11114 W ?" 01144 441 11414111 said "No, not now, it le nnt time." Knowing there w. 6 a meeting in Dean-etre. t, site. is conclud• il that that Ca. ; the place where they intended to go. Wane% then wen it up to the prisoner and tasked him whet he bat got under his coat ? Ile answered, "Oa! only a gun." W'i'n. as the. t put his hand into the prisoner's coat p eket and felt several hall cartridges. Witt. ss esker, law what he intendrd to do with them ? The prisoner refused to answer la Mt Witness then akel hint where he got the gunpowder? Nut being steadied with the prisoner's answer, wimess to k him into custody, and ...rive yed him to th e rootioe, where he w.s search. d, and nine hall carts does and a quantity of perms. .ion calls W 4 141 loured in his poi het.— Chet:Vet . , 1114 C, i tr nti tied tho prisoner a• u regular frequeicer of s a chartist meeting. in Ihen-s reset, and had heard him •.y revered times —" No moral force, use physical force " Witness ha I a e on n him at chortist meeting. at the Green Man, Iler wick-street —The primness, i• detente, said he was ten • trey fir what he h• 11 done. Ile had been eery foolmti, but lead bee n led as sy by others. Ile de hied r being in the Oren Man public hi-use in his life.—Mr. Hardwick there were sari .u• way. of muddling the prisoner, and he would remand him WI to Ml non ('his day), ill 404 Cr In consider what course should be adoptel. AVESTMINSTEK.—ArethievioN.— CJ. C. C Blase was summoned to show cause why be should not he adjudged to be the fat h. rof an alga ,mate chill. Thu colon• I was not in attendance, nor an 7 person on his !whale—Barite Sophie Mertz, a young 1. retrchwoman, stated that tin th. 4'h of Aerd eke gave Ptah to a male child, of which Col Blame was the lathe r. che had known him fir lour years, and hare viaited him nearly i vory Sunday. A supper was generally prepared and pieced ore the adehoent helote her arrive . No pe f 404111 44 as A-Imitqd into the colonel'. apart ments while she won there. lie iteratiobly locked the door. s o i Wan, &t e tt e .1 her ((main of beim; the lathe rof the chili', and shout sis week• atter her tooth. mint sh • went there with her cooed!), end they sew the colonel on the sub ject. lie h sit given her a three week. before she was to .- fined. Complointeret produced about forty letters she hod received tr Ow to. -nil, two of which were put in and rend The fallowing le a copy of one of these, which burr tin date, but wee nsetve I hetore the birth of the child : My d n e mosad...— If you are returned to town, end I think you must Ir by tbm time, eon you, do you Wed., 'mite up sour mind to d o penance on lueday evening. by hese-wow upon me a small !atrium of your aererable ',mete I Your mien • Lae been a very 1011, me, but I trust that sou bore et Jost d yourself, and awn that it I-s. appeared Moder to youth .0 to yours—eneatts. ' John Coated, porter at 16, Gnash nor stn et, proved that the colonel occupied climbers there, and be had P.m/end, seen the r•mploinant Lorne to the place.—F. Ali 1 r, corn ' plainant'scouvin, swore he never had soy improper intimacy with her, w- on, he ha , l only recently met wive siren he had come to this country.—i . e. Broderip said he should holm a an ond summons in order to give tne colonel another 01 p rtunity of set ',hog, and Muted that if he did [Moµ pear, he must Wit, tile cons, yue tires. LAMBETH.— A MAN CHAROED WITH STEALING Win OWN Bet, — W. Bartell wse charged with stratum a b it, dr Per bed in the police-she. tas b• longing eit Samuel Tie lene•, a hr. leer, marlin.. at 299, Alban)-street, Comb :we 11, Flom the statement of Thither, who is himself a very troohlesome motion, and who has been more than once convicted at thee court for morel:re ion•luct, it appeared that lie and his man went to levy a diarem upon the goods of the p.iso er for 11. Gs. Gal. arrears of rent, and while he (Tickn. r) Wan engaged in taking an inventory of the goods drown at Ors the ?thinner threw a bed out of the upstairs window, with the intention, en Ticauer inferred, of carrying it away, end for this he was given i:i charge, locked up, nil In - ought al nog the street as a telon.—Mr. Elliott severely reproved lickner far giving the prisoner into custody on a charge of Limey vier n there wan not the ,light, at grounds for his doing mt, and till him 'hat wore slay or other he wonid hem id' an example of for the re lilt es mono. t in which be dioregsreled the law.—Tie aerosol was at once discharged. SOUTHWARK —A Ids ORO MtatUalt AT LOADUN MUDGE Mat y Doy:e re-examined charge don suspicion of hoeing throve. n child into the river fr o m Loudon brieig.., on S verde,- meet lad.— A boy 11111111C41 Monday said Beat on S dunk) , niels. shout lOo'clock, es he was standing in nee of the reit Winn London-bridge, he observed the prisoner in the one nest to that which he occupied, and sew her piece a bag or hurdle on the perap. t ; it woe of a dark colour, and when she placed it down ho saws ernetiting move in the handle, rs it it was produced by a child ecenetine Ps arms. He noticed the latter circumstance particularly, and ire a moment interne/41A I. des metes- sew the prisoner with both her betide throw if,,. huhdle nel its contents over Into the riv• r. Upon wineasing this last act he immediately Mato-tied to •he recess., where the prisoner w,s in custody. Pr soner You here stated that I used both haw ain thermals over the brindle ; now tell the truth, an.l don't perjure yowled': &Pus I ate only ono hand in pitching It over? Witneers: I oinctectly ase you tette the bundle in both ha.:ds off dm porno t. after sou hail first laid it me a n, and threw it .-ter. Frio nee: I deny it ,• whot he any ais false, a. Gol he true. I only us• el one hand. (Anil - . here, tucking up her apron into a small corona., she showed it to the magistrate, d. elating that the hundle the threw into the river was about the s tone axe, and that it did not require tom hand,, or, in 'err, any reortimi, to fling it over, it auto 44 sight, having only a few thiue.s in it. Thomas Croon stet el that he saw the prisoner throw eomething over the bridge; he heard the plash made by its falling into th • woh r, but could to u nothing ; and what ever it was, In• believed th.t it molt innoerliarely. The tide was ruining up at the time. The witocat• Ailed that he aow the prietner use b I:er hands ire throwing th e ',mine i ,to river.—The pr'ioner here brokenut into 101441 4'4 1111•Tia' ionol ag it.at the sautes, awakes that he had le rjure d binned, that all eho.• who had gin. 31 evi dence nitainat I er tr. ef• a tet of perjured villeSca, and waded to :veleta ew .1 her "Is it not a h rd et se," added she, •• nr a me w woman like OW to he charged niqi such an •IL nee ?—l, the mother erf twelve chit Ten 111141 out ,ti that tend y only three living—it's too had."—A constable anal .hat the body of a chil t hail be en found in the river near Itlackfriars.bridge on Sunday meeting; and Mr. Crating ham sold h :Model again remand the accustd. —The pri• WOU4r, on beating that she was to be sent back to gaol, br. ke t. rte again Into loud i xe lemetions against all the wit ness*, repeat no that they wanted to swear away her life, PTO imploring aft, rwards that her chtldre n, who were in a d.,titute Mate, might be taken care of while she wee in cool —Mr. Cuttinghem told her that her children should be taken to the norkhowor. WANDSWORTIL—Ton ORDER or ANCIENT Fos tteeTeita AND 71413 POLICE COMMISSIONERS' i'IIoCLAMA VON —Mr. Henry Stainer, who stand hima• If to he a nember of the Ancient Oroer of Foresters, applied to the m rgiotrate for advice. Yesterday was the anniversary of their ledge, whici. had been estobliihed many years at the Nag's Head, Battersea, snd it wan usual for the members to march from the one lodes to another in an adjoiniser pariah. and hack again On ihia oceasion they were desirous marching from the Nag's Head to the Turk's Head, Gar ret -lane, %Vatolswotth; but, Owing to the recent chartist diourbances, or: . the con ' - quint proclamations by the corn Mielienert of puke . at processions in the public streets end thoroughfares -e Week', they were in doubt whether they would be allow' .1 u r rew their old custom.—Mr. Burrell said he did not it the p, 'o Rive opinions, and he generally declined doing so ; but he supposed this society had ni poll thud—T object I-, vier. ..pplicsnt assured bin worshi they never troubled their scads with polities; and, in and et to •a question put by the megiarate, said their number was a$ u' LI/ •-•Mr. &WYO.? then paid he could see no objection to 120 e r 150 peewee walk ng in pronsmion, provided they were pesoeabl- and orderly —Tits applicant sapreowd eta I thetas, and withdrew/. RAILWAY NEIEs. The share market was not so firm yesterday, butquo tations remained without material alteration. It is pro bable that with the outlet of money which will follow on the payment of the dividend', shares will become more in request. aft Itii LlST.—Lortrant, Jute' 13. Norm—The quotations of Roca Is It•tsuut ohars.tors 4. pots actual trausattloas those of lluo. In italics segtene VIM* LAID. ?Mr. IS I her4ol/1 .. . 90 20 Ss Lawton h. s.Wontsr. , SI I whffig.bol Bun. 414 De. Nets. 401. to 3,3*. ;Vol.& 11od4 134 Cy. 4 11,. Nraa, 191 or, W01..t rniw t 2;.1. Do. Ustos. Tablas- Di film. & Oiler' Jo. It. 4 • W. Jo. I a: /ivy. Do. Thirds •• •• • 43. si.d..n.l teen 130.P.1 , 014 . II :4. 4 %tn. Burl. I NW. Id. Iv Wit" Liadm• 31.1 is De. New I.t. Pry. .; 114444614.&64.41 0 way s 91d. idko._ .. • ar PRY. Pre le 510..1.4.•16,1%. . IH $ • 71 'lit lit .... di u.. l sol.sres Ih L l / 4 ..,ter • llutillsead $ .o', Int t $.4/1. K flosIVAIL•fr F'k Lk to Po. adt. Me. 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L. d X 1ia.1 0 440... 1 / .• 1.., If tip. fro 4' Dbl.; 1.1.5. 1 .4. .r ;410. 14 II'• • .. a) MEETINGS -Outer Infriast Pnetsumt -Npecial Afrefertg. -1.04 m, Jun • Id. --Loral Whartieliffe in the chop.- Ihe iea.rt Waited that .hart;) Il 1 , r the ..od •to wig or the loth Marco, 1 , 47, the director, were tworiited by the • lottoro In toe Basra I t u. 4nl and the 1400 11.41.111. 1 0. e, Wit thin• ah•pai tin. nu Wood op. p. he the nether pron... 111 the I.llll o r Me Moor 1114411 • 1 nit . o sue patty in pm hauteur, I'll oepta - nee of sioc• th thermal it snivesone to critic. du• but ern r un .1x p 4 .0".. w the tionnall 1.1 . 61'. In, the ilio-i - tan • Diet, eat, sot list e oismunicailon with the East 1n.., . Board, the scooter sloth was that 11,41 b ily pr0,• , ..11 trim. ha We e.smiumy ni a lettev A ale.l the all, of it haer, Ind.. 'I la o• 10 re; That the court VOW prepared to allow tilts company to p.o.ed wall a 11111 l vet ;motion, extruding trona 14.111 la. tolaoli, d Ith polo veal Inns ul r.ulwoy ; and or that purpose u Itnllll t 1 II the neevosary land, free in alt croup . * and rent, up m a lease for WJ year% I. noble, lot the uptiou of the sidemans t.t, at the elpilrtiwt 10 2$ ..r of 50 yearn, mom payment by We parfaits... 4 to the company of lila' then motket • .las lit It. railway, end to du srantoe to It t••r Al T.,rh S per cent. upon a ea itol not ex...adios 300,i5h101., upon ender n that au,oesul. should be paid into be kom loons Cmspouy's ire& y as orb far the Ail of halloo y 15114 ilw m..kma mid hornet,* en the runway the railway carousel shout i tie -uhiant to the atm - lute control of lie heal go• ilium 01, that Barg .verliate.aniniald Itaro a canal.. 1..0.01 tho ru. way, aid that us the en int ot to- ra I day eon pony loons to .....ornete or 10 Wont the railway in 011011.1.rh the Whin inking 11/.0110 he t s the g •verigts..•.t ; 0110 111, yr moat-tons. which would h.., seglied oinvotim) 011 the odopany. The din etorn noard 1.4 .1 con line...tom 01 th..ie term., in ...pit to ',huh the into 'salsa (anud .to ml Ind Wry' would toe teepated PVC antra• a claim too inck.rence IN. 1 c .11 it thy in any future &drops...ant in as astettoars ad Iles I ne, in the rola .4 the • tot ',woman. id the 0110.10411) 11'10.11 said -cosily luial4 al. Toe) , ms• ritilli.ol that the olnheit lit .1,1,14101. r.nwld IA pad into the lost Inota Cuodiai)', tosou. y it, foie Ire Altti of June. lute 01 M 1 itslel •11. that they w. teal promo al hi on •te the &pea% oui jest to its ra0111C.1 . 10 , 11 of the rtter,in rs, iltb,t 1410144 1 . 4.00.• 11011eal.C. twit the Let Delia t: tut that Intl olo•util e d Mar so n h. tro u t the time ot Waking 11g. dry....it. or mod .t e e. the or. oat id the &earths Bombay am 15th v pirniber, 10 I.llleUre an elßel. hi lon IrWi.t. red 0. rellohlets, 01.14 the 1/10141-1.611411114 Ili t, I. liae nine not elf, cud on ur h . hue the 0.1.1 1.11.1141. ilia, Ybir l unrl rettlnl the said ueprnit tlf 30,a0e1., with illtele . 4 tr. t,r 1.41. ..f i p r eeiit. per antrum. Thad w 11.0 1,104 01 the honourable moo t :MI the railed, Cohporly cut reoW 01 , 1 c b. hrrahlre to ,10 - 11 11.11 seal hanhlunon I e (cruiser the . ..dole tits ..at Iseai e the 'aid p. real 111 I aer moo thn °the.% toe .h"u d have expo eat, the hmintable coma, on the terpostirni of this 11l Way comp-my, to retaim the •ad de prod of 111.1Nhlr., 01111 iniere.t a; the r61it..4 . ler orn.. per 141101 u. The repot then preeerdesil toots e the rub tam tal odvaidi e.iirlueli the Serum offered the court wmy it ariepted,eouter 1.1 toe omits any. Toe R. t In a Buda Boutin it al • r .bt that t.,.• stiaul,l mutt i4lllO roam • in the Bret e is the 111. t 3 • tide. It roil- Say from Holithay, 111041 tau raet wi of which 111. y 1,04114 frOWIII, : the claim of the company to 0.4.1 it .he tent. ler. Ihe r ,thitate for conpleti • g this part of the fits- , In legoot to olden the committer ,tigsteateal the lolhowing arrangement. 110,i0.0 Warns to be 30/. whore, as at pres.nl, but the mit on cline to he 5/. fur die hoe, wh. reef 1. 1 .. to h.- a 1 ao depoot al "I mf to the i lot August, hills; IS. les. to h - celed ler on r b lure the it Aogna, lain; t/ Bs. to be called for on or before the Inr 41140.1, 44 9, l/. tn.. On or betow the lot August, ; and If. 11°. la id Ir. One the lie Augtet, In. 1; a doe *Loa:ince .4 time for 1 a• matt it the I fist lent don 41111 be tri• de In favour if -nb-enhero in Ind..; no Cull to eterell lOs.. and .11 tAI be at is on 111114141 %halo Ihrre sandhi from he former. Mnn oharehdder who Le pod .Ls. to Enitionl or 2 rupees in In.lla un 10. pres , nt shams to he Wowed for the 114010 n the MA depoult 01 1111 auguA, 111 111, 011.1 boob riot thin ' , ern, to the amount . 151. ter he alloo.d to ammonia . it Mr as amaivolent utt the nsimeted abater. phi' part it a iatitied to the pos. nom eo . paid-u,s to have &menthe sem .o.hed .or the sato% nod each tad to he writtenuiss it olio dune - ma-1y atilt the pa 31114 as (rim the other per se.. lite north.. holileg titans in Mc Cal. It al line, to hove the upturn ides ruing th. ir chino to hold 11111 teiC t In ally eiteli•hal. 1 lie an .013411 d Boerne , oni mhting to 22,1. 1 11.70.; es peoiliture m21,6-.51.33 ,)ra ve,r baltocr 4 51 4.. • dd. - The Clioarmati, in reply to vas km. 1111 0 ,11 k. Irvin lar.iii tai it the guarantee off red by the East liana Company was so. far valuable tit t it would enalgo 11,0 company ta n 0.1.0 111.001 In tin. country ; ht it W. 1.. a 1111401, to -apple that Hu guataud e wao the sole object to lo erntanned. lhe) ~cold lather look to the ul hen .10 profits of the low owed. But in the eurantune it w.ail I be w. it to hone the guaruno o of this Ism mammy for .13 y. al.. a hum limiest he the not At period they W. 1.11.1 hare to encounter 'lb 14 Mat n third to government oUticTildlentl bee, he solothh d that It 004141 oe very ine.mvenleot, de oriel t,,1.5. goat on extent . bat, ireana- tun. .1 as India wan it woe 111.101.101110 10 114:01.11tn 104CrIllnelit Iron any uritlimakiiig • f tills loud. *ph reward to the g tor.intee for the mom ar of the line, thikt C 101 l lt,tti the if.cot pout ,rt diltureque between the d.n coos rod hie knot India Vomit AIM. ugh the &retains w. re lot opinion that the line from Bondi y tO ,'.thou sandal be protltuhls in itoolf, they alway • telt that it would I,e um ea...gable to 0011.11 111 0010 w.m t .l Coma , tha or motley In un undertaking with out having 11111.0111.11 that We whole lihe sunlit he complutod It was for the thee ill', ill deli rintne whether the terms propitati by die ant India B acrd sere uttofactoty.-Mr. Fuld maid he did net think that the terms ofierad ly the Lot lutlia Retard sere .11C11.1.0 , 0111. io. duce prouna In g.ve toomy fur carrying °tithe undo rtaking. - After Wane 110.11w.ital It 10n agree I Ilehl Ile. re, of t othrukl he rerrive - d. and the cohnal. - rat ion of the tames {trammed by the Lot India Wad. pet poned for la orn . k. WtinCrieren, AND WoLwillitlaalllToS.-IVeitt ekorist„JvNal3.-SperialGe era! .11erfiry.-T. Itulfaril, lirre,M,P., in the etioir -31 r. Bealloril, one of the commun . .. 'home, 4 avt• I 11e Ine.t. Wig ti.kcla h ad the proviokats et two WIN to which the sainctonn of the tore ing um. The Dxfaril, Wuresater, and Wolverlutuipton Railway 11111, No.l, outlast - eel the ',doing, by the meatiest at new shares "tor the I.llrlrhe of enabling the oteepany to complete Weir rat ways," any noiti II 4 minima 7.3a1 Mt. is 1 - Utlitissn to the urna 14 ready nuthatch-ea to be rain - d. The Mot *hares ou author! talliy thin 1,11 pre to form part of the original capital, Aid W 111... that anginal capital and one half of the new capitol is 11.4111 On rotate is given to reit.' a further moo of 450,0 , ./. on a ortgog, Lanier ul.Ol. gun. are to have priority, and no islet t'trt la to to 101/41211 the calls 1501 up. The remainder 14 the elates aid * the LSI relate to the provi sion fur emeertiog theorists ot the Straited d and alott - tO4l Italia/ay Company (thinlitte ina reaently puralheed by the Ovoid, %Ver. tester, and Wlllrelh is, ton Cadres -y) into Moak. Th.. hill No. 2 rentninaGi clauses., aid glee• power to utter a portion ~ f the - oho an in the 11111,011 of %%sire rhainiptori. on-I for Iles c mann:dun ail Die Wo SIT - anipton terminus at the joint ...aortae of thus company a..d o' the Shrewsbory uhd DirtiOn,hant, idyl th Mal 1011, aril Dudley Cornrow too pm:hoot Bs - .Mt is 10t...10ve 0. a sat a Cei LIM 10.0 e of Laid numbered 11l Jetties p'aus, mad It, the towiehip •d - Wolverhuniptoo ltd money of seam d, Mel tersionote by • paoction u,tl, the lute of the lona.. and North Wastern Itadway at the 1-11th rode pool troth l.umbm, and in the township ul ilunlibury. The Ito. 'ion at Wolverhampton alto he mode under the mitrernitendenaor nand Wolverhampton, three of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Mid Dudley, and three ol the Shrewabors,and Birmingham Railway Com pantos -thme three companies to 0.0 the htatiOn joint y. Power is then given to the three oonpanit - s just named to raise, by shares, 10,0' Of. earn, for the purpled" of the Wolverhampton ototion; and the (Mford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Cowpony to robs 91,0001. additional; and all lila three companies are au thorioed to borrow Moira on mortgage, err., the traturd, Worcester, and %Wolverhampton Company, a sunt not exceeding 33.332 f., and tho Shreasbury and Birrninghoto, and Bit mingloun, Bolnerhainiden, and Dudley Companies, 3,331/.oolh. ibis bill also directs that nu interest fa to be paid on the calla paid up on throe town it-lhe • b Armen called the attention of the proprietors to the von - intone of tame two hills, which the directors had at • former meeting received the sanction of the proprietors to apply for in the prevent parliament. I After bib fly refer. ing to bill No. I, be observed that the proemial to be made for the convention of the debts of the Stratford sod ktotetea Company into stock would not mterfete with the intersta of the pro prietors of this company. With regard to the second bill (No. -), the chairmen explained that in conrequenee of new roilwayn coming into the northern end of the dintriot occupied by this commie, it had been rendered adviaable for thia company to deviate from their original line DOW Wolverhampton. Re congratulated the oharehulders on their having concluded a satisfactory arrangement with the Shrews- bury sad Birmingham, and the Birmingham, Wolveihampten, and Dudley companies, for the emotion of a station to be aced jointly by all the three companies. The chairman then moved the adopuos of the bill, which was tarried without a dissentient voice, and the pro ceedings then terminated. BODKIN AND WADEBRIDeIg.-Special Meeting.-Lon don, June IS.-Col. Henderson in the chair.-The meeting was called to obtain the sanction of the proprietors to a bill now before parlia ment, entitled A bill for authoreing the sale or lease to the London and South Western Railway Company, of the Fluter and Creditor Railway and the Bodmin and Wade ridge Railway, and for the car rying into effect of certain arrangements between the same eoropany and the Taw Vats Railway and Dock Company." The different pro- 5 ,3 "' 1 14i 1 , 6 .6. 3.1 I .1144 4 bi ....$ .4 W 17, N . Yj oid 4 401. :4 4-1 1 7) 0I vhdons of that'll were submitted and approved of. No other badness wee trammed. DUNDIIS AND AROBOATN.—AnneaI Meeting.—Dundee, lune Curr Desn of Guild, in th chalr.—The directors' rat port was read and a dopted . Ii appeared that the revenue of the pas. year exceeded that of the preeeding by 4,' SW. Itle. 31d., and that the traffic sonUnued to increase. A dividend of 8 per cent- wiz declared, and the number of direcion reduced from II to 10. MULHOUSE AND THANK.—Annual Meeting.—Paris, lune B.—M. Motweette !n the chair.—Yreen the report it appeared that the meeting had been delayed by the events consequent on the revolutioa of February, especially the contemplated measure of go ' vert:neat for the purchase of the railways. it wan suggeeted thet a oommittee should be etpointed to co-operate with the manager in cAtsvou'ing to obtain the best passible I terms for the shareholders. The revenue for the year 1847, after deducting the expenees of the strabourg and Basle Company for working the line, amounted to 100,177 f. ; tithe: expenses &c. 11,002 f. ; net prod ~ NN,3 4 ;Sf. A dividend of 17 f. per chore of UAL wee recommended, and that 21 bonds or obligations of 1,009 f. each, part of the debt of 400,000 f. contracted in 1042, should be paid off on the let of luly next. iteaulutiona were paved. adopting the report, approving of the dividend, and appointing a committe c to to initiate with the Almieter of Finance rexpecting the purchase of the railway. fidISCbLLANEOUS NEWS.—Buisto/. ANo Exel RR. —The Tiverton branch of this line wee opened yesterday, amid much rejoicing. 'fiverton kept holiday In honour of the ottession. CHESITiIit AND ILDLYNKAD —This reilway will be opened neat week. The Banshee Ens been ordered from Holchead to bring over the director., and their Mewls to partake of a teat Salthill. 1 he dinner .a ordertd fur the evettlag of the day on which the party leave Londin -- • •••••- YV...TVIDAT ROW-STRELT —DinTuminsen at DKURY•LANII Tito...ATMS —f' I oeorge and H lbw.un acre c 0.,. go 41 woo it ...1 pt og to ere de a riot mil tliourb ince i t Drury•lat-e Th. att. Ott bl•tial night, and to ;reverie the pet fitments. uf t F ant+ plat.- ['het rtion r Oeorge ha' a large ratt e, and Herr...no whistle or l'• ert c 4 ," with which (aco•oimpaniol by other peranns who were ma ion. il neat them in the pit) they ,deed rue% hi.lrous and discordant noire., that it was in avaltle for the p rlormants• t i proceed with stoy r- gel-oily. in of the prir nre also flourished a larae solicit over this heath of thine who often p.d to approach him. Olher acts or vi o doot *molest t en IV dtIN.Cd to, and it wow sworn pool • in-lt that b-dh prisoner. took a pr .mitteut part in the die • urnance.-T• • oat:whim boor the postmen contett.ded t Art they • .d t te• cernnoitted any I. gal offence; they were en' i led, on .. t ee irg the molar price of admission, to elder any ilicrtre, i and • apt ea tLeir otpartobition or diaapprobwion tot oho per fownsat cc, ur of any ptrtio•ular adorn or actress P. No po ram eou'd b prevented Irmo going to a theatre.-Mr Jrtdine : c g oit a inl. r e d; and he was a' liherty, in a t roper tr.anner, to expo , . his aoprohstion or dorpprohation of the perform mice; but if it was evident (iv in ' he present c itto) diet the parties reel no ly conspired vogcth• r to create a diem hence and to okstroet the pruceedints, it was clearly on offence punishable by law. Iti, b , the prisettet• would pro. nu. net to repeat the offer' e he would moon the consent ,if the prosecutor on V e ion tent 0CC..1441t1 diecnorge the m on their own t o patentees to lit ep the p. ace. 1 not, he should cell upon tires to eater into sureties to anal, r ihe charge at the tirsoineta.-Mr Chapel. (ter the haws of the theatre) o hashed the magistrate tor his suggestion. Ted- parte. • tits whom he appeared aid not wish to prosecute. T-.eir only object was to prevent a ri p• tittOft of the distuthance.-Tt e ttelown••rs having t oo.rtilted with their solid or, promised not to repeat the oil. oce, and having entered into their own re ennuitanee • nt 1001 eerie to km p the peace fur two mouths, they were elschattiot, 11 L nation sort IV Altrood, actors, were them charged. the former sit. a 'Leiter ollSuce, and the later wish as srultiog a POPP' able in the ix• t mhos of his duty.- Linden annoy d the soh le h use eat' h the Pre.rus w hien', and unt•n heon • take, iron nod. dye scuffle et sued, when the other del.-Mane murk the o biter in tt • mouth with a wick bat nut IN veredy.-Mr. Lell,lll, the solicitor. then mon el that be took a pert in the lorpret ding', t maid. ring Item pork-city i r g -1, and that Attwood ter er torniatitted any tosrult, but t o o I. B o w e d bi n t•itio I to the sts ion house who ti be was taken in n moo y. Ronne disourlatme here trek puttee in the covet, u on which Mr. Judeiil ord. red it to be 'grated. -Mr Jardine this said he is vetted the wines. Lewis did nut testi his law hooka to better advantage, anti as a arnici•or lie *Witt to have known that such riot, in a rho sore were a ricily Mead. Ills wairship then ord red Lhodon to enter inoto hie own recognisance in the tom of lOW, it, loan t -e p• an t t .r two, mouths. and A , twood to ray a hoe of 51. f e the sieroelt.-The this saa immediately pale, anti the title natant sae din hanged. Woll 4 llll' STREE L.-Anneni TO vie Tahiti. -3/r. A. Agar, a li.. reliant in the City..aa charged with parading the •iteo to wit . , a sword :fat pool in his paws i at, at•d 'hero he clueing a crowd to tan rnble.-Two a ttitlrsno.o, rumen Flier r and pat i o., depom d that while p same doe n the City. rend, between scoot and eight o'clock on the pre teeth's evening, their attention win awaited to it loud ahout log boon a h.t,,,,a.a.,,a• C. 11. Cti.o• of hosts a• d diworderiy cliarrever., sat Ishii tl round the defendant, who was striking ri mg aeon a white belt round his waist, supp.rtiog a lar_e h.-roe-pint -1 and h' ovy ea. airy sabre App.. 1-eniling, Iron ths tzatty• ration display. il by the crowd, who were follow hot 0 • ea...dant with the eventing ezt•lantatietta, mid erns of "The re aCer a chartist," th at at me sett-us intachit t might ensue, mot of 'he witta urn //11.1. d him whet he lit alit by tap ring such weitrana, upon *which toe lett- h doh il loot his clad, ott.d wei•l that he lard a right to carry tb. on it he thttl7ht pryer. as flay were his own property. With the m o i,eanc• of a sic vial constable, who came u • at the me mod, aline. , toek the wowing from hdn, and 'he il. lot dent. who le le..veri thr..ueltou with poked calmness and pr iprieoy, was efinveyeit to the atttion-house -Lt r. ply to the o' rage the dolt nottot snit that he h .d football , ' hint,. If with these-pone n• the time "tithe itirertened stint urbane• a "*the 10th of Apt il fur the protection of his premiere In the City, rtid was totting them home v. his private rod relive it, what he jou'''. d to )16 the tuosit Con,ettient mentor, hut lid so Ltd* eorceptios, thot h•• was acting iru r roperly that he •lootill have nit 11.- aitttio • ht remit. tog a twtoioett howitzer midis , similar ciecumataneo a ; sod, so far Ira m heing • chartist, as the rn..b • at. supper d, he boa repeatedly assisted Or authorotien iii tilt. pus rvatio.. of the pul-Itc le ac., Mot tie•iOes hiving lost a ecn in the war on the Soil. j It sale Lia father and errudiather hail died in the service of their country.-Mr. LI ammill simian' hie eurprioe that apt ram in tier defeatiald'a position should I ave acted .o haltse ro elly to tom .ke a dist. ay 01 pollh da moons reap tot itt times like Orbit, W• 11.11 it behoved all well•ttisinen 4 ;roes to ulritootot trim 'ant conduct hark to orate a mob o. I ad to a ode ch of Ilse re,. i.e ; and, Ott gli hr fully solute ill him of le mg ai.tuatut.ht at.y int,.ruirt r oat mien, he I lo it liii. duty, und, r the eir,aveststio., to n quite him to enter lot • his own 11, tingitoaoce in loOt., nod ot find two serene! in bUI. each, f.r i.j. go I 11.41.1•P.Ur t r iii.- Ip at tW. Ire 11)..411% MIN STOLIINCK -Mr. 11 tuna II aionoomed the receipt of 1 1 ' • tol:oWis g .cult Maim.. Mt h half of the young m• o, il'r.".• riot at d Timms. Woo:enod, ahr at re attackers ley I vie moll under tie . rnineoun atippositi. n ti at t' o y a. re op viol odisiatlea tturiao tot no a o n Stindey Woo. , it 1, .1,1 eg .t ro ,, i a .. g g serious lt p.n.s e at they hat it • n . Ter meta: p.-. ho oii indu ulttairiu • t. auto eteuce, and v. 00. A i•. i..n• (so CIIIP re tO I , le atioatt st distress a di plias' i to :--. V. p.,. , 11.; "A. %V J.." II ; the 14 , 1, I ; E len, 11 ; :tt o J J. •It woo, U.; "C. E," ID-. ; "R. C ," 21 • "J. A K" 10 . ; " Env t id," II.; . O. W. A.," bt. ; Mr. A. U. It !I 'TIP, 11 ; .• A. B," IL ; per " Secret on," from LI., tra, 2! be. ; " W. R.," IL ; Lady Dun 0 wton end Mr. Ht9if Y. 1!' " T. N.," p•istege sumps, 2.. ; the Right 11 ... Sir Aeons us riser, 1!.; "C. ll.' 10-.; "J U." and " S 5.," 15s. ; ' A Leda," 7.. 6.1. ; Lord Petre, 11 ; Mr J. W 1 , rover, 11., " X, Y. Z .', 10.. ; and a Lien lon.mi at Alnwick, IL - - CLEILK.EN dIEI.L.-01.:TRAOZ UN THU I'OLLCR O'Brien, en labourer, was enarged by Martin, 175 N. with the t,.llowing during I,Y. rage:— Iht officer, alio .as serlnisty injured, ores& d that the pris our whet c -wing a disturbance near I.lln e hrit.gre. 11, wban be quiitly r. quest. d him to desist, which he refused to do, and wit, 'irk him into custody. lie ri Mated, fun ht, hit, utpi kr. , rt. •p - rudely. At last he was rescued by a mnis, who f.Luwed them. The prisoner escaped d , was °corgi: ydrit, which is inhabited by the lower order of Irish, when, »line.* prii• dently avoided pursuing him until be obtained the assts..- mice of a reintorcerneut of the polite, who accompanied non down the court or yard, nth,n tht y were hooted and itelted by a strong body of Irish men and women, with a Iry of " Down with the pol es !" and at length the prisoner rushed out of a boom armed with a red-hot poker, with • Imo he fought and cleared his way, striking at everybody indis eriminately until witness mired him. He then become more violent, and it required several officers to take hint to the station-house, when they were qttite I shunted through their exertions.—Several swimmers corroborated the erideic -. Mr. Combo asked the prisoner what he had to say in nefence for such outrageous conduct 2—The prisoner (lit not di ny the charge, saying that he bad been ill used.—The witnesses spoke es to the forbearance of the police, who merely us. d necessary force to snare him and protect theme , Isis from bL cgs ITI violenee.—Bir. Combe - aa , that the police most 16;116 Kash ra. DI. 4o - 14.4 do. 7LrJt 4 4. • uf814•••••••••.•1 . •••••.. il.se . Pei V•at V/ Moth a0,,c0...0 . to co et - - • WherioNew d ber y,oya.a.J • v.irati:svaisirmal lir • .1:. , 111 , 11.•,‘ I d & ILiai.uurg. .6 4,0 1 . 1 LI. I Id Sl•rtilrf se or brawn. 4.•• • al • • 1‘...a I "tree Ly••.s. . V•I•so aln• Qt. a. tus • • ~r,..r .rr.~ .~~/y .;.;; . 7..,, I Slew. FRINCII RAILWAY TRAFFIC. •—••_ ---..... .... Miles-._ . Corresponding Worked. week, 1847. Pali/Ito Rouen (Mey 21 to 27) bourn to !laver (May 21 to 17) rare. tot hie... (313 y 31 to June 4) Crewe (Vierron) (May So toJune b) 64 ... 1,739 ... Willow to hordeatm (o&. I) (hos 1 to )) Northern (MAy 27 to June 2) ON ... 16,759 ... 111,180 Ammo. to &movie (May 28 .oJnne 4) ... 1,142 ... MONK) MARKET. TUVID• T Evstano. A change, scarcely less remaikablo than that not mil rday, came over the funds to-day. Con sok at the commencement of business were !trot done at 811 both lot. money and time, or say at the rates they kit off at the day tefore. Shortly afterwards they WIT.' quoted 1 lower, and so remained until late the day, when some pare. Is of money stock were brought to market, and pressed for sale, upon which stiddt my fell to 811 for money aid 81', to for time, leaving off finally at 811 to 1 money I riet, aed 841 tor a count. 'l•he cc, first communicated in a second edition ot• th. Daily Noes this rooming, of another revolutionary move ment in Paris had a disc waging effect upon the market, and ptobahly ii,flueneed the hales. lieducad Threes lett off 821 to M. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 831 to 1,. Bank Stock, 191 to 3. Long An nuities, 83 to 9-16. Ezehequet Bills, 39.. to 426. prem. India Bonds, 18s. to 21s. prem. Some bar gains in South Si& Stocks and Annuities were done, for stile': the prices will be Lund in the official lists below. _ _ lhe dealings in foreign stocks were somewhat more active to-day, but without soy particular feature. Au,ttiun Fives were &me at 55, which shows some stight reactiou upon tie i.eprersion of yesterday. Russian ware bought at 891, and may be quoted at 87 to 90. The d. mend tur this stuck at lionburg haa brought tome ord• ra fur purchase to th a Mit ko. Hoot' pei w. eilled 421 to 01; the Fume, 634 to 44. Spanish Fives, 12 to 1; the Threes, 22 to ; Passive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 16 to 17. Mexican, 151 to 16. New Granada, 121 to 13. Pa rueian, 30 to S. Brazilian, 66 to 9. seek, 16 to 19. Purer. exchange ruled at shout the same rates as last poet day. The negotiations on Amsterdam were 12.31 tut ; on Rotterdam. 12 4; on Hamburg,l3.l2l to 13; tan Fiankiort, 1221 to 1; on Paris, at 4iort, 2330 to 55; ou Leghorn, ; on Naples, 36 ;on Coliz 461 to 7 -al at three months excep Paris. tau ut 00 oays, 511 to 2. 0,1 V.enna, Trieste, Paler•nn, Madrid, and otner foreign draw lug placca no quotations were made. The fact as,..erks ,ufti ciently fur the ill,turbance of commercial relations, nod of confidence, in NUel Cases.. . . A report hes bean current teoclav in banking circles lint on Thursday next, the usual weekly board day, the flank of Eit 4 land directors will pr .bably come to the deterentuation of 'educing the minimum rate of discount. Tim weekly decrease exhibited for a long time past in the r. turns under the bead of "mit' r securities," chit fly irpre.enting bills under dislitint, would seem multi iit ntiy t i attest the fact of the small and diminialikg iimuunt of discount busi ness which, with iw minimum rate fixed at 4 par (VW, tulle, and is likely to fall, to the share of the Batik, wht u the gpneral minket charge is !, per cent. sod inure below. This falling off in one chief s wee of banking profits calm quent can neither be grateful to the chremora, nor tee proprietary vino are aixastomed to scan the state of the Rest with au interest quite natur.l, and must note its comparative decay el h prop attonate anxiety. Nor will the anxiety be soothed even with the remembrance still it, heats of the more It sal profit. realised, and the bonus divisible, of the last year. It must, however, lie borne in mind that, with the still unrtatored acti vity of trade laud indes . ry, the quantity of hills in cilculation, or necessary far the despatch of Imolai-Ns, must fail nurerially below the ratio of ordinary 'ears end times of confidence and credit. The greater share which might be °Wined, thcreftre, of the aggregate mass by the Batik on a reduction of its tato taught not after all bring any very considerable addition of discount negotiations. Other banks and discount houses would will also contend for a cus tomary proportion of .the general supply of bills, either by otlerit4 greater facilities of accommala t. , or by teducing their terms below thos.e of the Bank. It is understood meanwhile that, strides its loans on bills of exchange and other securities at the fixed rate of 3 per cent. until the middle of next month, so as to pturide against any IIsCOUVt mience which might be sutfiled titan the migmatite' of the circulating medium pending the pit meat of dividends, the Bank direct..re do not pret I tud.• ti.emtalcrs frotu rem icing and entertaining propositious for loansat even lower rates. and fur longer periods. Ii is said, for example,thst they would not be unwillin4 to luau upon Exchequer Bills and Consols, it' not other stocks as well, at as law a late as 24 per cent. Tile presumption in some quar tets is that they have already granted accommod itiou to some extent in th's uliteetion, and upon the lower terms Milli att d. Under the actual circumstance a of abundance of unemployed capital and coGiideatee wanting a leader, this financial retlicy caurot gut:awned us either imprudent or hasty. , :v tt.t+i Itint 1+1,1,1c. 191 3 iwt C. heti. Aomt., 83i 3:i 3 ler Ct. Guam. N, ' , I 3 p, Ct. Atm,. 44 j 34 4 I . dont.. exp. Jan. 6 13u.'.84 respq. Po., wader .£1,2N1, 17 South Mai ttto.:k 90} Do., Now Anualtiat. 81 3 per t'kut. Am-i., 1;51, 81; for Olwadn.. titt t 1 Wschi quer Dub, Ll,uuti. 42 40 N. poi. .mail, 32 42 pm. ; FUN DK Mr CL Div from I Nov.. 18,0,12 111 Ditto, itail,.. J woo Id, 12/ Ditto, ti.twiro !Limb, 3 twr tipitti.sit Roods, f. 2 por Ct. Woocatiela 1,4 41w Cl. Doted t l 111.. 6.4 1h... 30 year+, Ott. 10.1S61„ St L-16 ludas I.ou . Zl,OOO. :Xi FORIBIO! 5 just Ct. Austrian 13.1,..10 Unit. X. SS 5 ner Ct. Brazilian Bda., fat/ 1 pa t..t. Gni 1 . 2 p 13 121 to iwr Ct. Mtlikau, Acct., June IJ, 151 i 5 per et. Boonton Bay* .E Et.. Nil EsetiAsars %•I: ACltilAtt. Dentin, Jr sr 10.—St. Bahuld Feh., Thiceurda.ilulf per ' M l a .14 .10410).. E1ki11.14,011 on Lamont.. ,ti three mouth.. 24!, !Solution.% 300 m., too 1110JUIA. Ito 4 ; an 1., two woolly., till Th, rah any ',Laren in general trinelor et . ; bat tit g.ateral tone of Ito Itottr.e was improre I. the tall not ro groat iv yosteriLly, and tonanlo tiro 0:0 c a pewter simmer. in the f WWI. Vola,A. J. NO 6.—Au.illau t 3, 05: Ditto, Four Cents., re 2: Thltu for Gaga.. 4o ; Two nu la Ilan* per Cwt., 3.i!. Lino, 18,1;. till: I Otto. 1,30. ita :atom ; Faterlttay, ,11. au. 10.—Res lan Lunn in Certif., 83, Itins.an Fatglish Lou,. Vika p 4.7 lIt; MAJ. In t..rtif., al; Szeialit., and Co.. '.Y; I -tini.4l Engird, L. an, Throu lot t oats., yti Stet:dill% lout prr ea ; 7 , pkat..lll.l.rtkpin . .). - flaw per Veal..., 8 ; Ditto, Throe par Gent. B. (Jilt VRIty.IAL .INI) itARKETki I'ItODUCE.—My4CI3O lAN It, Juan I3.—The colonial mashes h .s been clooed today as eustemery, and the transectims by private coutrect have been loans d. .t parcel of floe saltenre, ne. traction 3, has been sok! at 275. issl., when is a mph' advance oo toe cloning prise of last week.• -About :sou bales of oxtail a, reported .1.1, the prior not trusistared.-1 mhos, rameisas at 435. —Tea strady. , there will be public oik a b ought steward us the article on Tisunsa-p mar, The ',Mowing shows the ius reuse and decrease of stock cm head in the port of Lotto= on the Itith June, 1818, coMpared nub the same period last year Sugar, We-t India, hhda. and teas. Lanese 4,717 Mauritius bags lherme 26,317 Beng.,l, E.gs ... lncrease Maar..s, bos Decrease UN }hymned, bones Porto Rise, lama mil tiorms...— ...... Ilecreve Rum, West India, oats Coffee, B. P., casks Maras* .. lAA Mocha, bales lncrease ..„, Igo Ceyluo. top Other E. 1., ....„, . Decrease Cocoa, B. P., brie. M il d a tie lumen ...... 437 Bite, Mitten E. I. tom. ... lnseams ..... 3,51.0 Foreign, Kew ltitallaoll ...... 1,,96 Pepper, black, bags Daman ..... 9,556 Pimento, bags ....... .....—.... ....... ....L.— 2,344 Indigo, B. 1., clwols, Its. COTTON.—Lrt:TurooL, Juits 13.—Tbe market to-day woo dull, the ales being only 4,000 tale., inelwling StiO on eztiort. The quotations ere the same is Fliday, namely, New Orksus, 44 61 66; booed Georgia, 2.1,1119 S ; es..rets, it to 31. MANCHESTER, JUN. 13.—As might have beeu the market presents today a very quiet appearance. With many parties it is customary almost to laiptni I operation during V. week, and tills cause has of course tendtd to diminish the Walt 111 business; still offers for same deeenptions of goods hose Ara but, being at lower prices, have not generally heels &carpi..i li.ne continue depressed, though no material change in pi ii 1 quoted.-Idoncacitsr BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. WOOLLIAN CLOTHS.—Legba. John 13— in.,. via • tolerably good attendance of merchant. in the cloth halls Ibis rows. ing, and rather more baiinem was effected, though the tr.n.. ft i y were not In uny individual ease of ave y extensive character. Ty e principal demand was for the heavier deacripthons of e i,, L b e beavers, the prevailing colours being wuoi.dved Slacks and we a k, ' value. change blues, with a few rifts poem and browns.. here was no siost i k ki In ETR-....—HECKSIONDWIKE, JUNK 13.—We bog thin attendance of both merchants and manufacturer. to. day, cr y market ems lat. partly arising no doubt from ito being di gener.lll4, day In tide distrbot. PrOIN OW LONDON itaGAZETTE.— Tuesday, bete 13. iKaurte. Wieites RALRIGH 13AITIR, West Bourne, htivex. sur,rroe, surrender June 23 at 2, St July 31 at 11, at 11, 1 ,1 411411. t. eon, Furnivarsion, for Goodman, Brighton; Olt Colonised. A trams Bison), Tavietock- t., Covent-garden, nweital maker, June 22 eel. & July 20 at 12, at Beinnitholatt. tsirchin.la.; off. wig., Joheaoll, LotO , ARD Rears& 11t-nrue Ludgate-hill, stationer, June 173 et I2i, & Aug. 1 at 12, at liasloghallot. Sul., Iltisrei, Otateutt., Cheap,* ; off. :mtg., Vollett, Sambrook-et., I IosHAN CAKTIO Pleatee, earn merchant, artneall at 11, at 12, at Manchester Ct. Solo, Grsgory , Os. , 31, 4 z Catteran, Prestos; off. astlg., Hobson, Manobsitsr. WiI.LIAN Wore buss, Bath. V. iseso, name, Beg . ii my AlAkhroTT, LLlng4nOyd, GlarnorHar,liire, Bc Wasiutio, Bristol, brewera, July 6 27, at 1, at (Stool rt, & 01. , g„,so g, Co., LoenhardtM, & hittington & (iriblste, litutol; eft osettr., Miller Bristol, CHARLAN jolt", EDWARD., Great Sutton-at., Clerkenwed, won.. June 20 a July 20, at Ilt, at Basingball-st. sole, r& la Lanitsardeit.; off. ado.. Colentanat. build. t , Giconot C•OLDINu, Liverpool, Iltirldir, Jon., 2t, at IL., Liverpool, Ct. Bole., Oliver, Olt Jewry, a Evan s & pouf; off. swig., ot, Liverpool. Jonx llossotu, sen., Cantata° y-pl.„ Newington, grom r , June 3 at I & July 25 at 11, at ilminguall-at. treaants, .11tred.s., Bedfor ° low ff. &mtg., Whit, Basinghallat. Saxon. JoNeN, Manchester, Umber mercan ht, Jou at 12, at klanehtster "01.. u•• .. r. 2r , x Jur y It s Rua al Co, Manchester; of. wig., Pitt. Xemobseter. Add Autos I.) Alm. I Aue. 5, at 10 at b . „„b ; 50..., liddry, & Lramun a Co., bla theta ; at. as,g., Freeman, Shffield. Jons sirarAlto Wont:ln, Ware, iierthtrithire build, r, J g . 3 a t 2, & July 23 at 12, at Ilseingballst. Bole., Jonts att rlght,o%, Uty; off. swag., Pennell, Guildhall.eloath. JONATHAN I'ANII.ION, Liverpool, drsodUr, Jute .4 12, J/Ju4 It at 11, at Liverpool Cl. 8..1a., Beightley a to., Cisme, y.l t., a Weeds burn, Liverpool.; off. aerig , Castors, battiest,. THOSAO PoWELL, Aston, Warw:,kslitrs, roil!rt, June 22 & July 21, at WI, at Birmingham Ce tad Weeson, tt rEgh% Birinwithasu; off. msg., Lbrista, Itirmingtorn. ALIAAHArd Paula, Cambridge, touch prooriotor, June IS at Ili,* July 211 at 11, at Basinghaleat. 501.., Sabots It Doyle, Balked. row, OE limit, Cambridge; off. a sig., Johniss, time gum! st. JAMFA Vous; New Windsor. Be Metre, eromr. au..r 19 July 2.5. at 11, at 11.'041=11,e Set., Sn.ith, Bed!. dstow ; off. mtm, Liman, Birchtmla. - .ltitttdioaarraolt, Somerset-91 , Kennlngt,mb Tnnu.n, b AAA 2/ IA 2. July 29 at lt, ut Basataba , bat. a u l., Liauulea b ian elga ; OH. wig., Gra “ra, Gt.MVA,E SrANLKY trunmcnatT, Jul* 23 at 12, & Aug. 1 ut 11, at ltaMnßAall.et. bul., El. Le, 1.51.4.41,1, 04k i usAg Greta, Aldennsabury. . . CLINLEIII Warr, New Bond-et, conk & ecudectioner, June 20 at 16 & July 31 at 114, at bandoduuLat Wilier, boa lLouptureeL, 11L outman; ; aasig., Groltua, C leuin-rt. JAMES M ILI-ANNOY 11elaesun, LeLeeelere, innkerie r, Jun e 26 k July 17, at 12, at Ale:wheeler Ct. eob., N ii,an , bed or,Lr..w, Word, MatatLeeter, is Dunn,Lenc •fiter Olt. ue-er.. Fr...r, May i1..1. A. Ingle, Darlington, Durhank, draper. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. I. Abram, Ramagata, U. J to a ll ' ije,:trooff Liverpool, lAreseid Ca. Orlrb,g. Joaniermaa hamar whir'. D. Smarr, Reath Creamed, Yaks ire, IH. alniyoma, Liverpool, ale ad lab ,ur. r. parer kltk ff. 11. Vapham, Liverpool, draperbl aa. D. It. lacer, Ler,rpobl, daaj,, summit. I mails. E. L. C.a. tamtpe.l, ha Akeeper. J Aarot, Ran:same, faqi r , U. Caller, Liverwel, %biome heart. W. mNand DeVt....iNst, tux was turn. Maser . U. J., livaw.eb, beer Ism. D. la. cairn, II re up, LaamMea. Yet er. ta•lrr. O. lialtary. Oldbouv. Wo.ceatarshire, R. three, I Mle, Irammkro, eklp • nailer. brker. o! . ll..rdlne, Reach, Cambriihreshere„ T. Na ter, Marred, Rent. Wale heater...a. ; DECLARATIONS OF DIVILIENIA. R. Bollantyne, Liverptaxi, & W. Alkt.um of A. A , Linaort, London. mercltaats —Yawl Jiv. of lU , d , Juan 24 a aoy •atbattpwaf Iburoday, al umellorr'N Lav rpool. . . . . _ It. lOself NJ, erroin.loola +halite, Mather—la riiv. of 75., June 11. St any autaequent Wolnerdsy. at Aaraturaurs, ria.oL A. T. ralwards, I.lul-lane, tit. T,erer-ea., Ley, leri klayer—lat di,. of Is. 2id., any Werleeslay, at Whatutere's, ..,oleo,.!. J. Elliott, Carolavater, builder—Lie. DI o. ad. tau smou of the Ist :he , amy WelLestsy, at Wilimurea. ii.aulawal at. J. W. Isbaraw, Fhr.mg ou grocer-Ist day. et 1.., June 10, k three suMvarot satunlJ).., st Groom's, *Warren-I.u, T. Galas, Ford Dockyard, Lou. luau, soap boa di.. of 20. Jam 17, at any subsemot erturuay, at Mace., taar..astle-uptats Tyne. F. [look, Iligh.at , Smthar..rla. pacer-Ist die. of 3J., any Wealue-day, at W seaman's, Csaulflo.ll-at. H. King, North-and, Fulham, 'amulet —lst div. of 3J., any Wed. Deathly, at Whitmore's. Lassangtaalmt. C.ll.run, liarluagton, Omura —lrt die. 01 3a.. June 17, kany tab. neyuent.re at 114 k. r's, Ntsc.ut e-up 0.1300. I'. lie war, Fuleahill, Warariekahue, Lamar —l4 die, of 2a. f 4., say Tbuy.day, at Cbraqie's, ihrtniughJoa. T. SJenproar, Na.l-ar..rte, rabies, gero r—lot die. of Gid, Juuc 11, A any r4bArgtorilt NOLll4.'ay, Da T. C. mall at It. Hayes, Ilenrieea-.L, C.ment-gin . tria, betel kaisers— :Weir. of 71d., any Weems:Ll, at Wham att s, J. Walden. Liverpool, wine merehguat -Ist die. of 14 64., Jane 92, any subsequent nussiAi, at Cszegssver, Li, rigout. DIVIDENDS.-July 7. A. Baldwin, liu.strogle=4, St. Msryletgan lane, Ihengou victualler Jul; 4. N. i.nA mon, aria-y-10 Is. G. Cal..; Manehiries, =awl irmumarturer-Ju y u. T. Charm, Slospetn, Narthuinbeg Isnd, linendra,er-Jugy I. AI. Ci Imth &P. Pennon, New 14,nd Ft., mein.-July 4. H. Griffith. New Bondat., tailor-July 7. W. fisurmaggil, Rsutul, increngni -July 0. J. Hope, uubregge Wells, grma r -July 7 '. E. Jestcries, St. Bichsel's. alley, taaandl, t .vrrn keeper -July 7. J. P. lig noi, 1:1.041.e, max -July 7. E. Moseley, I pper Llrmeester-st., Dorg.g.t.sq., wine men ebsnn-July G. IL Peck, Newcastle-nisei-1 yug , stover- uly 1. D. (1. Porter. Gt. Tuwer-.1., 4ity, wi .e inerchrmt -Jul) b. J. naissgin, Fads =An. War, Ilumpsnire, our at,,-July 5. J. St •re, It tale, 44 nail manufsc trier-July I. T. Wall= lintorci.nt woullendraper-July4. T. Whittaker, Mau:aster, waretiou•eman. SCOTCH SEQUE , TRATION.-Sobn Robertson, Edinburgh, spirit dealer. June 19 & July 10, at Juhustou's Temprme.4 C.d.:house, Ethan= gb. PAR INERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-W. Ps= 6: J. 0. Sanders, Bristol -Ja. Mums J. Clean, a Josh. B nun, Din ii.licld, Cbesaire-J. Brown, 0. One, J Trsit, &J. Sing h, s.slin..n fin. ere-J. usury, W. Old ham. G. `n inon,innon, W. NieLon, a %C. Wentermsn. Leeds, no fir as re gaits W. o:elbtna Coate , , E. )lucre, Ci. Fag mer, at W. Jobneoo, ni..ks.upon Trent, no tar as rvaArds U. ear umr x. V.' .Joiume-.1. Coo).e & It. L =worth, Manch, r -J. H a ven., W. Wrier. T. =s ob, us, J. C. maim, (J. Waters, W. ltivies, jun., H. C. %Bunton, J. Jgattrian,J. J. Nig. bolas, J. Busnell, U.. Phillputts, a T. -with, Chep otow, Bg=miguthsbire-W. Espy & T. Clam.anw.ntb, Nuttiodutm- T. Haire & R. Heath, .urges ns C 11=1„ *lly. Hall, 'burcbsit., Newington, so i.e as 'malls Iler.ri, to Ital-A. st. Kiley, Covg y -W. liciAllasy tt 0. I i.bw..y, 44inehinter- J. Sli waxy ac C. ri.srelm in, Man. bestir-P. Pn.,l p• k M. Myers, Bimini:barn-W. B. Pl o t U. Cooper, Jun, I Inter-. F. =brut & J. Good, an, Msneng ster-14 C. Swills. H. E. CI albail, &J. Reeves, Lawrence Pountrgy-plac. City, no Or as regard. it. C. =nig n -Sou= LAncaolure link, SlAnciamer -Tyne Mart= lasuranon Crmspany. ji IP PINO LV EA (R. - VI AILS. •1111. era. me. eck - itita. PCS. 3 Dublin u Holland .... 0U Della . Seel .10 Mexico and 2 w,,,,s or d u'l via n aes ai ampto /Javan. June ;3 I D . 0,1 Vestice .. U 0 1"1.3i DO4 1 salisJ 0 Buenas.: um. 0 1 0 Liabon Juno 1. I •./ Braul..June2l linielaser 0;0 Splu. t .S.W I lifaz Juneril (Saari/Jean Just I3.—Ar. : Ca ceraissi, Ilam' errs; Tann, 11.11117.1 e Wave, Medeoblis.; Ac. lee, Leer riusiiireberg. Juuu Wa.ker, Man; O-t,rrelyie, Osesse The Firm. Naresay; 1 ;nifty, Diemen; Tea, 3% eauir ; Maniand. Atiserotia; Blakeney 10.114 ; ROM. LIIIOI e, aundes land; Bumon,, Wiudau; M -Bart, ssekaeil; Ih ivor Sake Coburg, Peterebur :.- SAO General Iluilain's Bty ; t .6es Emile, Caen; Ciaralisse, Jersey: Per reverence. Brussels: Attseissid, liotterd.m; larusr, Surge, Hung- Kung; rrraiiket, Aden; sarnia. Guerni-ey. ivamook, Jesc 13. —Arrived Fret frisk (I), °parte ; Otter. Pakrn 0.-00 : kl-preulausie.—Sailed Su-qui hew., Philadelphia; lae‘t EIgI 1, Quebec; Das id, St. oel. Druiiaa ; &sus Itoliertson, Algus Bay. Thiatie, Queb e; - y Ilantsks; Jane, Lekho:n; Woodman, A relas :121; Lehii.r, ; • bri-sti3mtadt ; Suldan. isastnn; o'. Lawn ,le., leitnbuy ; Ellen, Bahia ; J. Barracks\ Ai tea; Pause, (tau, MY Urleaus, 10acaehire, New York; Cukdaoia, Venke. (Adrcrtiseme , t.J—ExTtcAtbitniNAßT EFFICACY or tie' PSI IS IN 114 r Cci.x or rltAltrrL CA•lt Ur DIOP.T.— 'the wife of Mr. W. tairduer, ta Bougie. kit ughton, had seen mat dreadfully *filleted with rho , ay—co bat that she we, t MAORI to her bed, ono taping.' three throw la lA. coign: of a kw 1110 i tbs; &he bad then recuune to llonowaya P.lB, and by raeoali IP reeverance, and s etriet adhtrettee to the io•trin Lod coven in the ititn•ed inotiuctionn, the dire', was oonqwen d, tot for eight, en months 1.4 there ha !vett no wieumulation a boat. r ; she eo ...ilk &nun aPh the greatert ea. • and caul. at, a d N dad, 'sou g d .18 *IA to meth.—bold by u guts, um] at Prof, rio t Ilut.ow.tyb It riaLt.elanatt, 244, Su and, London. hIRTIIB. IiVRCIOT N E.-June 10. et 11 oupet-oraut, tbo wife of J. C. Der soya. liNet.. Of a sott. ILA AIIEA4B.-J to el. the • ire of J. tit:Juba". so., of Doh& of • daughter. DA if. at crecnick. tint lalJlefdr, of • rbo ;btu. DICEAVSP.-June 7. at the r.etery, Tuotluz. the orfe el ti..e Rer. R. W. tirear,,, of a .11e-hr r. LA MUNT.-June v, 11.1. tommorgh, the wire of A. J. Lamost, EA., of o daughtty. Lt..Futa.-June 7, at Dublin, Dm wife of the Ittv. J. Leroy. of • oartgbor. LY uoY.-June 9. at Lim rick, the wife or Tom, councillor Liddy, .1 a con. omo:sit-Aim 8, at Cm:guilt iv. Muuylo. Mrs. Ornond, of twin daughter*. RI isAlt 08.--June 11, at thigirear, Act •n, the wife of S. Rickard , . lot , .14mthne. ,111,11.-Jur. v. ,taag.... Mut W. Fralah. 4(a dariathler. ICur rN. -J oat all tl tetruce, hay eta traria, the wic of tho Rs% W.IL Tonaltrour..4• orn. SIAnttIAOKY. CLARDES-LETII PRIM) r:.-Jura 7, at It. Georges. Ilanovat metro. Major Gel. a Lugo, co Atom Omega. daughter of Mr T. N. Lethbridge. bait., of ratrubilltark, tromtwet. li It It- II UME.-J tote V. at BriraLurgh by the Rte. A. Gregory, R. D. Ker, Eq. to Angbealy daughttr ot the L.te A. Hume. i sq.. of Kelso. LAN U 1)0N -DAY4-Jore Se a. Imtherkielc by the 11er. N. Field, ' W. B. Looming Reg., et Iltracombt. to Cla.lutae anion, chi& daughter of .1. 8 Doi. exp.. of lietetrlleb. N -ICASTuN.-Jorre 8, at et. Brides Liverpool. by the Rev. T. Nelms. M.A.. as. Lowlrean, .10 Isabella Marls. daughter of the late J. Eastaa Ewa 11IL, of Ingeorrotabinc LY NDA Lb-Ist/AN ...-J tom 7 at ht. Johns., N...41)81411. E. I, Lyn &h. gq., to tbarlett Maud of Netting bilicerrace, >meal daughter of toe ale A.. teed. hoc BY MIN tITON-1.110 et N.-June 7. at 11111, Dunlop by the Rev. Pro tean Symington. P. It. Mr. W. (Symington. 14 ad , ord. Yorkstere, ride A eon of the late W. Symington. hat, Pastier. to Jtne, youngest daughter of A. Brown. Rego ul DPI V A oIIAN-FINLAY.-Jurso 1, at Newcastle opou•Tyne, bv the Rev. It. Vaughan, D.U., the Rey. R. A. V when. 1) A.. of Arerle Chapel, Bath. to Jane, only child of J. Finlay, toy., of the former piece. BEATER BARN ES.--Jung 9. aged nine years. Martha Anne. youngest daughter of Mr. John &ma at man. Woodhouse-lane. teem, BARTON.-June 9, rt beetor.h. W. thrum. Eat.. aged 19. USN V ETT.-June MK tyntat house, Cheltenham. Mr. .1. &WOK. aged 81 ok:R5.-June 9, at Brusourick.Place, Aim, the wife of E.Chara htrs. Face. aged 47 DAand N ILL.-Ju . Old RaDmne p 11, T. Il anie e l, Esq., of Orcat Towerstmet, City, of Som&lacemd ]ir p • ON.-J 18. 111, Menu relodge near Glasgow. R. ea r 1/4. Arno v.-June In, et litsbotsteigotoo. near Telgednouth. Dated , thralls. reticle( the late A. (omen, Ent., ared 76. yat Leigh Hatt on. Erskine, Agouti, toongeet &lighter of Me late 11. Kerr. aged Id I: ACIN TO/41.-J une 9, at tenelede. D. Maelnhmh. Re i t..er Carne t & and llunciattan. Molt 41P. -Jne It at Liven)** Mr. T. Marra. aged 85, k.A.K.KIIOI;SKJune 11, at t: is Borough. Charles Colt r,uoruer. youngea sou of the tots Mr. J. Paelbatee, aged EC p, bB Itgr. hr 90 1 .044". • 1•611 SHOWER BATH Purchase's of say &aro B. BURTON'S date Alpo a street. ownwr of Newman* re are the tetrad In the world, rdower and hee Bath. sul swot japanned °t Is holteulou of variety, all the requi4tos for voted ezelosivoly t arheio aced wets ran he Ontaatty other hems sloes Meander able shower boils, very i nf , valve, from oath. tubes, brawl force-pomp add t 9 from IX Hood shower bash bathos bleb. V," tho old Oval. OS CWOADA ownidete hod of ow 1., use it hold, three sakes of w Ilkoly to get out of order, prIr••• diameterircleot aldrov ae "tdr.P.Die'r poet) fee. be for ttatis e 7ZZ by ) t el l the eara,flla tows, Ofo• • to. knife, glass flower va. east ea rocetyt, of thris ftsitotroir • 1r - " IX )011{- AC‘ EXTRACT for run , 'J atadkußnd all di i •Vr. d ft ;',,, ° : I '. :, nretur..l:l"t. Irtren•rthc • future Wad, It cra,EW .t,, Pons from tho mouth, a, I , It Is=r ec tly Innoccot, at i , 4 fist and detect..` ?n ' par bottle.—ution. Cut. In a wrapper, as which at Tba (tor s tamp R. Qua -r itmilfgri,AND • th i reon.—sma by ow , . an 111i.11314AU AMP Now rawly. hi 2 a /%lIRABEAU : .% •„• Tht week hr ix amotaet, complete. an* St. .1 contain an casinittatloii In the priament es• King of . th atatonent of Aiaohooo , ~ volume will comprhe a full Natiosal A•wo n 1,4 from it Publialwal la. Sari a. DB. CULV GIIWELL 1300 oceco,peehot veich• W HAI 10 E wttb Die T 4 Itl 8.. J. Cum.. c to utst ; alcht't doer hoot, t. of the toetrucums herein 0 , til wan to the most chute! I istociat o p t phriew 110— ;tie ' etrhartn.l9: - 0 "- o.; 1711 the author. 10. Ararli NEWS The moat probable there was only one) some one had in I c p wh u hAa t e ti r putting net h hb e i s sehrom h ot it tiaf th ; wa these cireninstance , , than this, lit him longer made the vim The admisslon of parte as a repreeenj majority. Before the close of cended the tributu , ment, spoke in the sion of the chum of judicial investigsiel been (said he) been distributed, that money has been distributed; et sounded in our ears, with scdLious p.aca Napoleouist journals) way for the candidat sident. If t'e Nat measures should net. it declare its opi ionj its duty, let the ::ati When M. Lcdt u arrests had been mat' buted, wino supplit commenced, M. J ales with a sueer, wh, the received with as Lure the day bzfore. It was rep•Ated let morning, that in ct Assembly, M. Ledrul the Executive Comm, that the commiaston the question of its gs M. Thiers voted it bly against the goy The scandal prodt shots and two wuani morning to have be( the commandant of bune yesterday to but one shot had bably been acciu.m‘ Among the has Duclerc by astouru has just proposed tot fire insurance e m; companies. This scl of, was formally onn; The theatres or which hal no pre r their betches an. reduction of pr;c s; its prices 30 or 4.) p The artists are let this situation the Cl and have agreed ( o r government stoics million and a half close their door.. present exhaust( subvention will )e know not on wl at be taken into the The Committe o the represents , iv( companies. It !T; oppose the prop ei them, but consW , r for demar.ding Company capecia The lino icial pi under general &tie) handled, not havi project F a as der mu i public faith and i A sub-commit ee chant, 13illardr, to report on it. In the charges 500 or 600 pen •ni Prefecture m Po.ic number of these .e Disturbances were ensued. Considerable , n 4 taken, alai a stre:igf kept during the :ii Yesterday a um nationaux obtait der the command to the assembly r.o guarded it. Titev i t mark of confide table that V-ia P. on such ernergroci M. Emil:: L the administrat.oi tionaux. We have re Our correspond( nt of the Carlist rt northern provit ea money Lad a.n were actively e:.1) and Catalonia. collected in the ; f - _ Ida Data. Jcsa 9.-1 MI6 cash; nye Passices, 5 piper; a t.l Terdiaand 4 15 cad.. people g i ea 'll ll.llnfi, oceybeTaoodttncuty,crwvatiihoanht votes 681 proclamation of ti r Lion till the tei vincial governmel " Lombards, yr.: prudence; you I h and which our t been of the glory) nation." The gorernm has been appoiuta :77................""""..",:ti1r.utr,:.d.ci,,,j,„1„::,,ptuic0ei:64.,thir53,iimi1'ij—0ru.,..1"ir'b'it.r..i.,...,3ibe:11..:.........bi1nar'it,i11i-4,4.,_, _ r ' l ' • • ROWER BATT! ; .a wg'ffm l!mso r l'a ! h :d u to jlt: E rTcreug ; N lu tile"H o i re e n.. l::43cl :;: a i d l i! . : 446:q ( l 6l 44.bAii, Tila— a .l ll ' e,:::sikjr"----'',6tlut:j:ks2:l"rlen'tiEij2,l4t_:fju.u.':'r'nu...E:irn:t...,..:.ll,:.:ic.slekial.u.:'ivaiglili.,Y'Ls.:;.l:,i' ju i l : ' .:n 744" :L: at i‘el;l .. . o...oB7.B.r:bi:Thiieoub...rethet's.p....d.bot....:llPura“"e"eb:.froi:TO.ti.aricem,N:bfbab.:o,....l37.Eot:t..4lsfic.ch:.putou:sit:;:,,,:miß.u.s.7.,47..trplpi::::+moytt.ndits..o::,,,,,...r.irit...: anmewcw b e t tmn imasrami.re h wt.:::; ,: kia li mr l .ga ch adav i hn, , ,ntl i p: l o l xprostet: :t .rea lie b. :: :„...di_ li . .. l6..p. . l : l t,l , : r e:v i r i o. P or : tf:i s ofi v : l . l .: ,. , me, the caneffite WPM. CM um.. ay. flower i t s. Sm. ..., . u mila of three IS • stlatria 1 1 1 0 11 100 TH .AC'. WIP , ;■ UTILACT Icie mile , nerehenh s a ne all et 11. /49 all dietaders al 1 on,& 0,.. sedf u d.,,,,,, , el, TO PIM ft Worth 1 ... on,Numbager. ' - " ml e w a rbirounct to ettletethe • fatale attack& It evade . 1.11.1,0. • . 1,441111. B a th . n Mona from the mouth, 61; largesre3L'Aiire, A AAllera.ll eauulT I=totlain d 4ontr on w„ . hittington & (inblue Bluth'. oft hotalo.--Omthen. Faeb • w. W. at Suttomat., Clereenwe I • ..i, ifT D ingh.,ll-u. .4, ,„„ ' , currier, men&a. build. & bra*. theneee-tiloldhy Mena en ------___ Oda, Jo.ne .7 & JA - 3- 21, MIRABBAU AND at II µ Jewry, & Evans & ....n, (34, Now mady. tu 2 v.:- MIRABEAU : . ty.p4, Newington, grocer, i ~ 12 *.• This work par . ;hall-st. 10.1., Whauto, - u eg a l -- -- seemed., compfete, to I at Baougholl..l. . Mir -". 11011tains an mammati• ..t In , fiber merthant J r the amount el- R ine of th. ~, .. ' u"" , & le:, ty statement of 4 trale-au 4i. 1 " MO^ . ton-fit Lk , &m. Pek KlartkWart. ' - ---.. volume WI compel, a full Natioual Awmnbly front It • Ift-t- ~ • ...... -... Aue. 5 at 10, el Published I, Stint .1. ak 77:::dr:g ; 11:14.11:114."1 „ : ": r , u1 , ":"'i rs idrr:: : : : .1 . :,Clani: r i:-e.i , 7: J C UCI :':7i.1 2 1: i i & :r.:*:rhj I j ul uLi : ".18 : : DB. GULVERWELL'a la COO rease3.Pneter r`Scs'' • WI/A i 10 E.... with Dlet. fly E. J. etLvii.. . 47.184.1 11: 1 1, 7na6 t ., ; . i"url'ine:gt.i.!int'n:•:"l''oolEn:.''ntwl.ll:7".'ikalujg.Ku. ne: ... " 1 ,,, . 51.''' 'J k.:11 ... 4"64. Ju ing T 1 y i' 2,3 4 . Cous.a.".-Ilow to test . MOBS rest. - .clear Wei, I. ol Itedfouto ow; olf. &et: 7k,.., 1 - the lostrumws bereft, 0.• • even to the most abetter 1 - •t of phyla:al i • . ..., , . ..• *•- street ; Kann, S 9, 4/oril6lll. the author. tO. AMR otos , ___ __. - >. NEWS IP' hce ,h.q., :,„L, 1..,41., Li.: AA. ki....L , trunmagrer, June 23 at 12, k Th e most pronal.le hot., bLite, blultlth, oat w t 5,........ 00. there was only one) some one had in conk Sc conk:Weer June 20 at 16 ',.. rot., Walker, mu liatoptabst, putting his hand i' C leman.t. charged the mirdatu .m.c.olore, innkeris r, June 26 k , 'A than, Dowd . d ..Lino, We, A member of the n ft.o.-.,.. F.-.....r, Ai...b.:cr. when the shot we- T ANNULLED. these eircmnstances, L. Durham, diver. than this, lit him PETITIONER& longer made the pip The admission If 1 er. a...7 7 ,...t........10...,rme.5• s•sk ,, - parts as a repre , en 1 E . u. seniy;eea, Lmerp - .41. ale sad ; parr..ll4 et. majority. ," D. 110.11...de 1.1...p...1, ...., 1. lis ' - " - Before the dos: of ' J Sseamt, Itannestr, we, cended the tribute . • w.ll. 50,..... vevus.e...t. IN. /WV truka mast went, spoke in the sr a. to owl, li &as, LeaeuLe.. M., sion of the clans o IL ;WAIL 1 vele. La:lmbue, ,as, judicial investil.4 ii • bum, T. Ha ter, Astlord, tem. hue been (said he) . tOF DI VILIENIM. been distributed, Ailhoon Af. A. Altana" London, that money has . we 2.', at any stitatgucto Ihursday, been distributed; c re, batehre-let rite. of 25., June 14, sounded in our coon rteuunetes, I ab.ol. with sidLious p,ac , bw , -1. t.. tali, Lri klayer- bat die. owie's, ii oiturtul t to. Napoleouist journals Div..! e. id. ou room Oof the he way for the canonla i WiilL1111)1C4. thommi,al at sident. If t .- -.e Nat truer-Pt di,. of le, June 10, k 'oolo'o, AtichorelLlZie. measures should Ile ..., soip but imr-Ist die. of 211. it declare its opt too truly, at but.ce'., Se acastle-upos. its duty, let the : :ati I, e gh .. : , , r ,: l itid irr kit.: .7 .ll , s3 - t,,di re j t v .. die, : 3l : of : ki : d „.: 71b. nay ea. 'When M. Lid' u I arrests had been ota. thet. buted, wino supplii commenced,lie: roas . t e-up n-1311C. w it h bile. Lubler—LA th e. of 2s. td, up asuee r, !t w l. h .i hz tam. received with as mac tot. rehire, grocer -Ist dir. of 0,..d., the day before. ...07, it ictionau•e, et istol. Henrietta-al, Covent-it whit, Web It was reprted I. tmlueut.y, at Whose Jae 4 &Map morning, that in c. rclunt -Ist die. of I+. EL, Jane 92, . Assembly, M. Ledru ize.A.ere ' ls Li, 0).1. the Executive Com . win, bu.straboat., St. Sler7ktuas that the commits on 31. Ishhae, arts otoo, gaol-July the question of ill g: dtuntaarturer-Ju y L. T. Chita, idre,er -Juty C. AI. G troth ft P. M. Thies voted i July 4. M. Griffith. New Mobst., bly against the gov utol, merchant -July & J. Hope, The scandal prod. 7 a. E. JelicrleA, SL Mothers- dy 7. J. F. u.n.s, teltriti.e, max shots and two Wutll3 ruceeter-ea, Doto.b.n., aloe mer. morning to have . ' e•ole ,ll4 ltti , grocer- tali 1. D. G. merchant -Jul) ti. J. setetan, Red. the commandant of -July 5. 2. Su err, ItmletAle, Maul bune yesterday to , Oatorcioa , woolhudraper-Juty 4. but one shot had ~ -John Robertson, Edinburgh, spirit bably been accium Joimetoo's Temprnwea Corti:Lome, Among the 1.. iIl ).-w. Bast St J. O. Sanders, Bristol ire, Dn . t s htleld, Chesatte-J. olin-0 e ere-J. '-unary, Brow, h fi ) r es- e cjie i u r r iu Pl ran ir°lB ut ce P°2e c 7n m ft : w. a . ..term-a.. Lack, 14/ fir le Mr companies. This sr , . moor., G. Fm mer, & W. Johnsoa, gord. G. Faro. & W .John...ne-J. of, Was f o r mall non iatt,r-.1. D a mes, W. Dories. T. Me. The theatres ..t . W. limn, jaw., 11. C. thunton, J. which has no pet -. Ji, tr. ruittor.rs, .e T. -with, Chen- , a T. cos. le-wmth, Nuttinebeo their benches ar. Ilenrirta Mall. C Hail, * fly. 114 reduction of prig n; regards Ilerait tta ilal-A. Harrold, any at & I hi. bw..y, Manehotter- e ta Prices 30 or 4 I i Isesur-P. Plait p• lk M. Myers, The artists are le ti. Cooper, Jan, I Icier-. F. Schmel this situation the e L C. Smith. IL E. 0 mlhall, &J. Ica. (We, ea tar as regard , R. C. and have agreed (' ManehMter -Tyne alat me Insurance government &mica • million and a half . . 'L.Li (. 4 L . .% r •F:. - 161 AIL% close their door,. s mil- oca....tas. OM present exhausted es tsars . Seel di/ Mexico and subvention will le ol ampto ...luttc2o Catan.June•B be I to. 9i an., ti . tae .1 niti.hl une2l know not on wl at 1.1, I ~.t....., ..... •., Braul..Juacill ..1 lifoa twill be taken into the h . if ; Cs t crow% Ham' erg; Tthan, The Committe. o .cOre Leer ; Coo, lionigelterg; ah-cer the Furs, Noretty; 1 briny, the representwry , hoc. Matzutel. Anemone; Blakeney ' companies. It l'p t 4. e, sundei hod; Ilumoro, Wiudau ; oppose the prof' .• aburg, Pett rebur ..- Suitt , General bmiite, Caen; Caroline, Jersey: Per- them, but conflict , r Maurits= ; later, Surge, Hong- for demanding a: 4- Gueruey. d; Free Ira& (e), Oporto; Otter. C°mPa n Y eoP tcla 1 tailed , Su-qm hatioa, Philadelphia; The Malicia p it. J 05...., New brunette:a ; May under general d. - ', Ouch e; wry hl.-an e, Dantsk; the :r.l; LAW.% IlaranaAll ; Kline, handled, not buil: o'. Leen nee, Bombay ; Ellen, project vas der. at ae, blau, Me (Moose, Lannahlre, public faith and . ..i A sub-commit . ee Tit4OIIDINART EFFICACY Or chaux, Billaalt, aOF A eltAbreL CA-IS tar Ditor.e.— tO report on it. I 'largess kb ughtou, had been meet In the charges . -.., bO4 that sbr wo , I °Abed to bee th.. comae of a ow EDO; Um; the had 500 or 600 Pe r * '' a, and by stead, p ieeeeranee, ends Prefecture 01 Po.i ....i how in the ja tn • ed IWO UCtion.. number of these re - for eight, et, months pot there has sbe ea . walk &Soo a Ph the greatett Disturbances WC , D mon g tl •It alai et enetb.-eola by ensued. 111.011.1) . 6 Erialoa I. wet, 244, Su and, Considerable uf - • I taken, arid a etre . ' [BTU& kept during the : • : u,,...,..-•trtet, rho .ifs of J. C. Cur- Yesterday a nu.. of J. Chushem. hot.. of JAME:c of • I nationaux obtain, meta stns. Dal.;:din, of a oboe:btu. der the comment. . awry, Tootle:. the wife of the Rev. 0 h, the talro of A. J. Lemma, E-4., of to the assembly guarded it. reeve se wife of the ]ter. J. Leroy. of • mark of confide i- , the el& of Toes mumbler Lpldy. , bable that this P. , R., Mourjo. Mn. Otnond, of twin on such emergenci M. Emile 'fin .. 000, AC' .5, the wife of S. Itlcketde. the administrat ,o . Int. W. Praia,. 14 a dalethter. tionaux. i i terrace, tom tits. we, the sic of ....o. Atiaoke. We have re-.' Jule T. at it. (hermit, Hanover- o Atom Marta. &withal. of Mr T. It. OtlX correspond( n Jerk, Somerset. of the Carlist .. Burgh by the Rev. A. Gregory, R. D. .r to the Lite A. flume. i.e., of Rale& northern provir . hatherkiala by rho Rev. N. Field. money Lad 1.: . mewls. to Chu. l.,tte selMs, eldest Hatterloleh. were actively e:o. o 8, at et. Bride's Liverpool. by the and Cattoonia. ,cm, me . to Isabella karts. daughter 0., of buoslncerbins. collected in the '.. at he Johns... S tottrubllL E. I, Lyn- Menem. Jess 9. -1 lid of Nettie( hilaterrace, pommel 13-16 cash; ('tee . ‘.. na i l. at 11111, Dunlop by the Rev. Pro- Pusives, 5 piper; a . W. li)mingten. 1a Wood. Yorkature. reedinend. 13 cub. h. won, Esq., Pulley, to Jane, toungesl I atilL roccdp.6,:: Th pdl:eirt e n,: ; :evat ; ,,,, r istio i .,:a n n,yerif j oooyna o ::: ; : :: , 1. at Newcastle upen.Tyne, be the Rev. R. A. V ashen. 1, A.. of Argils child of J. Dna), esti., of the forma LATFUL oars. Martha Anne. )(lunge& daughter Woodhouse-lam Loran W. ammo. iirA. aged 19. Lombardy to ' bow., Cheltenham. Mr. J. Bennett. 5 61,002 votes selchplace, Anne , the wife of E.Chare- Mel, Esq., of Oros*. Tower-et/ea, City. tOll till the to -road- viticial governm , . ,nu re-lodge_ near Glasgow. R. Ferro. otehrbton. near Teignmoutb. Devon. Gant., Itag., eg a d edifice at which , 116. MAIO, O. Macintogh, Niel.. .of ealapsie . I rI P and which our t . basis of the glory tot, Mr. T. Merl* aged as aleerVwbulloings. Borough. Charles Co b nation." ee Ma J. eelbattas, aged EL I The governm n —..-- • -.--.-----..,. KIP& u•AtA. ;A SA s •A•nt.0._,......... - ; has been appoinw. or 1•••••• • •• • eva g0t4..41.1.1/1. toe th'IAD.