The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-09 00:00:00

LITIIRATUBB. jumbles in the Munk of awaits and Sardinia ; witA Notices of their History, ilsitiquitiss, and Present Orreelnisa. By Toms"' L. FonasTsi. Lawman. Ilea are many reasons why Englishmen should ake an interest in Conies and Sardinia. In the baser island there lived as an exile ass of the writers of antiquity—with extracts from whose werks, at one time, it wee the wont of our moralists very freely to adorn their pages, and in some of his epigrams and in his " lie Coneolatioue" Seneca paints the country and the climate in the darkest sobers. In the town of A,jsccio, in a house standing "in a little solitary court dig stifled with the name of the Piazza Ls- Greets," was born the man of iron will, with whom we waged a war, never, we trust, to be paralleled in the annals of the world. In the burial ground of old St. Pancras church, where sleep together till the resurrection morn so many of the illustrious dead—the saheb of Pascal Paoli—the popular hero of Corsica, repose. The writer of the beet biography in the English language first won fame u the historian of Corsica; sad to this day a Beat mural tablet fixed against the external wall of the church of St. Anne's, Soho, bearing an epitaph eampoeed by Horace Walpole, denotes the grave of Theodore, King of Corsica. the unfortunate inmate el an English gaol. Corsica was the scene of same of Nelson's bravest exploits, and actually for a short time was subject to the English Brown. Its soil and its men are alike uncul tivated and rude. Its banditti and Its terrible vendetta still live, bat happily only in the pages ef romance, or form the subject of legends gathered up by industrious travellers. To Sardinia a stronger present interest attaches. A glance at the WV shows no other port s either on the coast ef Northern Africa, in Bally, or the South of Italy, which can be the rival of Cagliari, and as as electric telegraph station it will be of the first importance. We may also add, that if you are tired of the monotony of eiviliaation—if you are sick of Inspector Field—if you long for the good old times when wild in woods the noble savage ran, Sardinia is just the place for you. In Calk. the French have rigorously put down the banditti— in Sardinia the domestic institution still flourishes. In both countries the scenery, with its rocks, and water, and luxurious underwood, and its immense forests, appears to be admirably pietziresque. The disciples of Selvator would find in either of them ample mairiel. Mr. Forester's coloured and ether engravings add much to the attractions of his very handsome volume ; and this reminds us we have something to say as to the getting up of this book. With all due deference to the Messrs. Routledge and their followers who have materially benefited the public, we do like to see a book in a good binding—in a handsome form—well-printed sex thick paper. We do not care to revive the old mania for extravagant margins and costly binding, bat the public have a right to hold an author sheep when he holds himself so. It is difficult to think highly of a man whose book tumbles to pieces in your hands before you have got half-way through it. Mr. Forester, we eau see by the way i n which he publishes his travels, aspects himself and the public. He has taken pains with his book—it is intended to remain on the shelf as a work of reference. We may add also that he has peculiar qualifications for his work. He has been a traveller in many lands, and has seen the manners of many men. He has, it is clear, an observant eye. We take it he is past the time when • man is poetical, or makes an effort to be smart, but he is not the leer trustworthy on that account. 1 Our traveller rives a poor account of the Corsicans. J Their national virtue of hospitality is not quite ex- 1 pita / tint, but the ere gale/ally indolent. Most of the , mien are she erds, living on chenille, and clothed , with 'bee ins. Bo great is the indolence of the I Corsicans that not more than three-tenths of the i surface of Corsica is brought under cultivation, although it is calculated that double that number is , capable of it. Actually frost two to three thousand • labourers come into the island every summer from Lucca, Modena, sad Parsee, to engage in agricul tural labour, yet Corsicana who emigrate, do well, and after years of toil in Mexico, or Brasil, or some other part of South America, return with their savings to their native villages. In the mountainous province of Cape . Can then are no less than a hundred families thus lathe Cresalen of riches. At Olmetta Mr. Forester saw pesaaatry using ploughs of the Roman fashion, but at Oleo& he finds " the olive yards neatly dug and kept clear of weeds." We get a awful table, compiled from the reports furnished to the French government, which will give the reader a slight idea of rite SIMOVIICBS LIM POPCIATION or 0011SICA. By the onsets el nil, she peahens& ef Cornea was 336,15 1 mein of whom 112.906 were We. ind 113,311116- males. All hat 1611 more Besse catholic,. The,. Imo so bee they 32,1114 perineum of lead. The deg Women were 34,427, government officials, 1,229 , clergy, 965; regular troop. yewelerwees, Ike., 6,000. The neither of students in all the 0 011 ORIS sad whoa s was hem 16,000 to 17.... of is 16,000 were male, sod only from 2,000 to 3 .. haulm. The prop:anon of malts fraloentleg the schools is greater this in ranee, It him es 137 to 100 in the triable, and 226 to 100 la the Banter; while that al the girls Is the mires, Wog es 12 to 100 is the winter, and 21 to 100 to the RlZlOnille. This disproportion Mayen male and. lamb scholars to Conies is remarkable. The supsrecise of the is estiaeted at seseewhat ime then two milileas ad a pewter of inglith emus. Of this esifece, only a itt-hendredth pert Is, se an averyoy wader cant valloe, as sees which, it is mid, might be dsnhisd.Vest pant toe of the soil helbeg to the commas& sad essesens are in esystecaplaitoe Sc,, their improvemeat. %Vilest produce,, on se average of yew& es lamam a mine urea the seed ova; barley mil eels, twelve tor Yoram , maim, thirty eight to forty; sad Istatoes, twenty. The rate of daily wages for the year 1161 malted by the council-general at 76 matinee for the teem of Ajucto and Beetle. and 50 castiooes far ell the other cememses. Among the meet importeat subject. Imieglit to not is. by the prore•-vend of IMI la the state of egvisalture in the lonia . on which the Pellet finds little to emegnituleie the councillorneral except en Increase le the eeltivatlon of booms. sad is t h e pistatione of mulberry tree,. The ob stacle, to Its progress en toned is the Insecurity of life, the went of batikentee, and the unbounded rights of comma enjoyed by the shepherds ; in the Helmet plains b&ng nein lebited, sod their distance hem the villages ; in the parano ia! air of them plains, rd the went of roads. A stranger will be disposed to add to this list the Indolence of the Wives. A native writer on Sardinia ear, speaking with reference to the spirited Barb by which all the upper clam journey in that country :—" The travelling in Sardinia is an this accoant one of the pleasantest things in the world. I prefer it to sailing in a vessel with the wind astern." Mr. Forester, how ever, is not quite so enthusiastic. The tourist who seta foot in Sardinia, he tells us, mast be steeled against brigands, vermin, isteirsperie, and indifferent fare. Still a tour in it most be preferable to one is Corsica. There' on may not ties • gun, so vigorous are the French in their suppromion of vendettas ; in Sardinia there is abundance of "port, and many ancient custom' abound. In their usages Mr. Forester found a living commentary—perhaps the best still existing, on the modes of life sod thought recorded in Homer and the Bible." At Tempi° Mr. Forester writes, "I have seldonCspent a few days' more pleasantly in a provincial town." Yet Tempo has its disadvantages—though the people are hardy, spirited, industrious, and though • finer position for a large city can waive be imagined. Office in Sardinia is not very desirable, sais obvious by the following account: AINIASSOUTION Or WI IJITERDEriI. High timid at Too* sos ea very tavida, pow ; itinesios sig 2=sadaato ad big camp hoot s h e isigue" ks nal or sopped ow, at ewe' ilf. seg a opt The osommini OM us that MS d Or &sa id@ Imillble poieseme b. A trestbsi . New. . 1 bit WY V.ltraqmpagrusaVrefirtsSiig sissertsott rid, ON &di, btaili the cam lar _ pumfor Win, the goWarl ip = , win - NNOIWW alb ' 4 Week% IMO after " weber to ear ns of OM. a imalb dkil — Dm*/ lbs sAINI MVP.. al g l a" = mho It is The rantimg heal dr Mal ft ibe INer. soft. a th, ega ry b ifigg, .crust Sr sisdall Ws osera, wet bp lea, N to NI ell" old sok*/ awasing Ake she bY act Sway Who a %Hot Ws NY etylow, fa " , Oil" 710 7 solo itoormalso tor dr - 'my or wpm WNW bur 48.6. The gowaseltir some tibis Owl ovary onatiso as to what mot whin be went, but ot IMOI elellialleld al orrollo, hotroorr. b0r=4 68 = 11 3: .. 1. 6 2- 11 ", mil be Ibb N • voinamt l• Ina catissoll. re p s :ei f 11 . 11 ow, - obriewto Mr. Tysiale, ti Whom vow& vs rata, a* ~mem, "QM 160 fli list aba way Goyim, al Gallo% to er►am Shia summary mode of obtaining justioa or indicting vemseimoe, has been intimated.•• Of Sardinia Mr. Forester writes hopefully. The Court of Turin had treated it so vs have treated Ire land in time putt but he believes a batter sate of things is beginning to prevaiL Our author has strong faith in General La Marmara, who is emi nently fitted to carry out the beneficial derive; which he has long conceived and furthered. Nor does Mr. Forester confine himself to the present condition of the island. Kill inquiries regarding the original inhabitants, and his accounts of the re mains in the shape of Nuraghe, and of the mono liths of a similar character with the Celtic remains at Carnet and Stonehenge, are very interesting, and indicate that Mr. Forester is not a mere traveller, and that his book is one of permanent utility and reference. But in case some of our readers may think Mr. Forester is more scientific and less ro mantic than is desirable, we conclude with his ex perience of I can core my realm WA it reiedres a stout heart, and a exam hat In whet wee Ire heard of the redeeming quali ties la as sedan dimar, I. was dm In the opts MN without deaddeelm. It was la dub dart' morning, that, este after thawing • vase a as the Man of the Cam- Oka% where we had Past la OW, raidenly fell in with • peaty el to es twelve altars ars, who Tara ow trek maim kr is 118 a. This um award ea rasa- &Whines. ebellsgft Taw tat Pug b iA, m bandt meth ; for the aro aim, V essentred. Their guns ware, vadeady, elms baba them. bat apaigbt as ties=a dada moos tan milithrbres; mit bea al a sae hag by ths7r . • parier-hont vas sumniM mier as me. Inikes as _ with ammida Imam ead Mama mein minas& on both aid., ropplylag the Atre of Impotok ant bsasek, canylota the ealpinat. The usebbeau t " stand.scoarse brown eletli, bung na =wen the , and andsnaseth apipeared the pil= se that al laatbar; sal the obits wwpTheeei a gr ieheo b ir= ea lta i t o t = 1 041. 14, array boar with the pub eel endgemele ota heads asenestrem thew duw.. aminst &alma The Can eland a as Maim of theso Masa% ma— taw Ilea ass lain an that away ameasasa to Thigh a parka dale, ham ea as skean tom ham* la dad /ma t wok with Oak baby beards, • heeds= moot ; and, abeth all, the nnelnle balsoaentholy mat st heaves which exprond so well thds let td daring -Ithe party was beat on :gag raid, or re ins* hem same terrible act of murder, there vas asehai a abate ; bat the wa s that they WO the nes "I. do or die" in w enterprise they Immo =awl Tbe party kept well tgisthor, riding iu single irlii - .best unitary precision- Th. , m ww , "W 14 1 .. with no appearance of baths, though they * most probably have ben .were that scene oarebineers were stationed in the q pie l o s r eideae hr‘ which we lad jut knit. It wee a Martllng " children el the easi"—maying by as la phi asalais over •TM tai, la la end any denra nit Navaho day, rem bad aka with bteak wiry been rasa to ammo% They teak as =nos ell us, thengb we thew May, art wasaikei Maio oaam via oar Natilleati. We pad sa thas they ars itiglet. lwara X CHARLES RALLWB CONCERT. The last of M. Halle's Devise d Classioal Chamber Omani wee given at Willis's Ream yesterday morning. Me the previous omen* tt wen Misled by a armed eadisane, lad we trust the mks bee bus is besellehl to X. Rand kieseen as admatageons to the en of which he is so dietingdited a profaner. Ms peelkennes began with Meadoinebne Grand Trio in oit *sr the piano, Melia, ▪ visinnelle, played by Belti, estatem and Putts; • week saw as mil known to every emenew that it Is snnelest to am that In easeetion wee wiliest • law, sad that ft was Ward * with alight. It is me of nose manely th*p which have mind the herald sedlaw to an mipaseices" fellowship with Beetkona hlmwlf. The and pine bed the antenna of pair novelty—the novelty Mew from the revival of use of these Is. producticas of a forme age which have hese too keg neglected, bat whose repro duction by our most accomplished prioresses is one of the hest musical signs of the time. It was Clementi'm scalds la G miser, Op. 34, for the pianoforte solo, played by U. Halle. It was from the pen of one who was, in hi early days, the eantemporery and (in Mk branch of his art) the vivid of Mcurt—who spent among ourselves the greatest pert Mrs bug life, end who did son than any other In dividual la upholding the English school of the &anon& It is from *min each things that we kern that "there were note Le then days," and that this veteran was are of them. It is known that the weeks of Clement' inn deeply studied by Beethoven biros& ; sad every bar of this sonata shows how mach the innate ions modern has owed to his greet pnideciance. We lad in it Reethona's most striking characterisate—the Ire and innetanity of his genies, the deep pathos of his melody, and his thorough command of all the powers end resources of the bstrument. Indeed, we could have halted coaresime listailm to Beethoven, from ;the begin:Jag to the sad of the plea. Then are multitudes of such things smug the Un buried treasons of the old 113111,11111; and we *fobs that sheen every day wineries the disinterment of some ens or other of them. The third piece was Beethoven's sonata to 0, Op. N, for the piano and violin, admirably played by RAII6 and Benton ; and the last—mother production of the ones dose—was the most interesting of all. It was orart's anomie m B Ist, for two pianofortes, with orchestral ao compankents —a perfect gem of simplicity, grace, and expres sion. The two pianists were Miss Arabella Goddard end M. Halle, the former taking the find sad the latter the second : bet the two pane are so eateirsated, sad the most tinniest and sines paseagee is distribeted bonus them that they may be mild to be men is importance. Beth players pat forth ell that strewth, sad • more exquisite partormeacs to envy reopen man be bugled. The pert, ere so closely late- Weal and banded lint the respective partoneers maid not be always dallamdebett, bat ore peradved (asthenia wedld) that Ikedessy lififten of lona end Sold seltnise of toss which, we iambs, belong * the horn lager only, sad whin the greatest male performer cannot entirely reach. Them wee a smell but select orchestra by whom the accom panierab wen awn delicedely executed. This delicious amour* vs believe, has been performed to London, though we WNW Won lave bad the fortune to hear it, but from the impress it hr Now made, it will, of COWIN become • stock-piece se oar best casouts. i i.!, ! i. , , l i i 1 1 II I , 1 „1 1 1.: 111 ' 1 i 1 1 ,ii , . i I 1 I 1 e I ISME EVENING, JULY tab) Intellistre. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JILT 8. (eitUalp at NI Priam at Clui ld halL—Adara lard Campbeil mad Special Juke.) TAYLOR AND Will V. THE LONDON AND NORTN•WRITRIN ZAILWAY COMPANY. This was as maks le mower aompamstion in damages for *furies sundae& by tie limas plaintiff by ream of the improw conatreedos of the defendants' platens and car- V. Edwin James and Mr. Weida Williams were for the lefutiffe ; end Mr. Mellor and Mr. Phipson for the de- Km Taylor resided in Hawthorn-street., I where she sad her husband carried on the buenmeVollaadrna mental hair saanulmommrs. She woo in the habit of visiting &fixed towns In the iielibbourhood of Lance to air ordesa, and generelly awned with her • black box containing specimen of the which they made. Oa the 24th of April lest she was a presagrer by a third-oleo carriage on the defendant' railway Ana Wished to Ciumiset-town. It was desk whoa she reedied the Walks et the latter place, and an dightfwg des snarl lost hefty sett Oil Wawa the einiage sod the gleam entelnag some w . ere henna whisk casepilled bar he int bar boil tor a week The awe ea the part d the pielatlie was that the step to the earrings yea these or four Mein lower than the plat form, and thee the weddent won *me that aimmobses. The deems wee that Mrs. Tatter travelled by a ems& thee all aet by a third-oleo Gerdes*. sad a .sd cd the pWMet tsd seen osrthjes w Waddled to the pay he thew that bar story at to the shy was Isuereet. ♦ tervaat tithe etemasy eleo stated that ear the seelast she teld him flat It come one had takea bleak boa set rd bee MEd as the wee aligkriss she would not have team Lod Oesighell, fa siszatiag up, told the jury that their vodka would depend ca the credit which they gave to the wigwag" on the one side or the other. The jury, after being abeent from court about an hour, Manned a verdict for the defendants. LrIPOCHITZ O. LOVELL. The pp~l•~atiff, Bohm Lip•ohita, • foreign Jew, brought this eotfon against the Phenix Fire Insurasee Company to recover 360 f, =taw • policy of hwureace ti•l.4 with that compowy for 8001. - - - Mr. fferjeant Perry and Mr. Prelude we. he the plaintiff and Mr. Wilde and Mr. C. Pollock for the delleminnis. There being • plea of fraud and mismeranotailla lits case Ws defame wss first opened. 'The ads ewe 'finelytheca. In January, 1867, the &IWII eared the balms of • pawnbroker in NolleilAks in a small home, for which he 1 211111 0 1 f gem a par. Oa the 20th of March following he MINIM with the de hadents, through their agent in that teas, ea beesasee for 8001., which sum was made up of 301. ea hi !Murat sad =lOOl. on his homehold goo= 1701. es hie pledges. The business wee _ cue smell room on the ground-doer. On the 1867 • are broke out between me and two in the sad destroyed the greater porticm of the contests hi mak , but thefurniture and fixtures In the other part el the home ' venue injured. The plaintiff then lent in a alba to the de findaah for 7931., of which 7001. was for pledgee, 601. for fandtare, and the resainder for fixtures, and imbed imme draritydment of the dela. The defendants mote beck for statement al as golds lost, sad the easel theltan- LI as to Its truth. Ursa this the pitied, gist la sensed elaim reducing the stun for pledgee le VOL ; ler listeiture, to IM ; and for titterer, to 111. hi Deis Me aisle limn ,ion January to July, th e member el 13"41 lift by the plant& only amounted to 884 $ urea mans WNW •6009 d was between 141. sad 161. Time woe as w a ele n tair= or risen included monist the artieleamtaii ef piths poorest daseriptlea It at the time etas tre there ware two gallons ef Ihe sees, lad that some of the iwtieL k time saw tir etearima mask as if they had been salaseisil with feet esMR Them oireamiences of empties led Oa police sadist of see. carte Inpatients Mr. Liperkilm, sea., for soon, and be wee Met awl arwaheal. Ifeemal attestor boobs been Nag to prove the above feem, Mr. fierjeant Perry lbw ailibeeeM the jary Ihe *MK easteeding that the Mimi regareatatieee aria by Ms cheat of his lots were aliribaleble to =sate as a ftweigaer, rather am frodelsat The pasiatilf awl stber having been tolled, LordcOatephil eassual ied The bury retaraid a vodka fat the defeadesaa. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Jostles Wighlrnan and Comma Juries.) DAWIII.II W. LOWDIO4. This action W teeastit to rooms the angers of ea en mity to • penes mad Moths Ban, rensail z bead. The pliFatff mho tests. The debadiat neat, eased, sad estbleedow, sad that the btan7 ". es (he ea brawl osasibration. Mr. Bud Mans gni Mr. J. A. Buren were ommeel for ths peared plaintiff ; 11 d t Mseat Ballantins and Mr. Garth up- The ties WY Wig es the &indent, Mr. liagMist Niassars slated his over. It appeared that la the year Lat i 4 t. who was =pasta from hie wih, sad naa at ia Books, ihrensi • mans with lids fi Martha who wee the & ion er od sa in the They hind loran for some thin sad a child vas born. After the birth of the nil& Mn. BMWs Dena called as the deinnat to make scan for her and the chili. The ashodiel williagasu to de what wan AA, sad inewa up by Mr. Win. The part i e s s W logi=e llai ssan_ pain Ind bad other children. In the nun Mil as delheffill be. air acquainted with the pressatpideSig elms is as Msor. ia7. Ha sgic=illa iiiiissmssa vas Inv^ sati period to pirate • deed. Es Mil sod 11 we eassoisil by the defendant. La 1867 the iiuu. bss fled with the oondut of Ilia Edna,sad dsiseulesi least off the connexion. Boma negotlatka Ink The In fondant offered to pay her the 601. lir kffireeido for the children. Hie afronmseamen Ma losses t~ f bemused. sad be Goad not do note flea peg bar the ea natty. Whin fha asplississ ems wiv e in was Nis mined at • &mai Wag sari ea kr arrears at the annuity. The usisninffas letenes lOaI Ili sad ithu. sod bat always Is. thn the twit bosom melds only et Ms death or Isar" h a, bad dims nen on that supposition. As the anion was now bronght he had ao other resource thaw coalsiel that the annuity had bean satielled by hie sappertng her sad bar children whits they lived Miming. As to the plead henead emishisraiica that turned on ties gneiss whither lb. Immtity was mated is onsideradon of put oe &tune onshitation, had wee more for the court to deal with. The foilowing Mama were then called. Mr. John Edlia—l wee livieg at Chalfont in IWO. I kept the Pheasant-inn. The defendant lodged with me while We ma Muss was getting reedy. I did not know of any Im proper intimacy between him and my daughter. I did net linens the defendant. I found they had he Chelhed . She remained away a twelesernik. I smog tall t o rM aa they lived when they come bob. They took a pub home at Uxbridge and lived there together. Whet they first came beck be came to my hones. Hs proposed to snow her something. She ma then with child. His mother Ihet made the proposal. I told her I maid have him up for taking my daughter away, sad taking things out d the house. His mother mid my daughter would ewer MM. She would be well provided for. I drew up a paper for him to dm. He did ea. The Foyer purported to be • gib of annuity of 601. a year for life for Martha Mk firma the date thereof. It was dated Oct. 26, 101. My daughter coatineed to live with him. They lived about foam peers at Uxbridge. They then came to London. Cromexamined—My daughter was about sweeten when be ran away with her. She knew nothing of the agreement. John Lowden-1 am the defendant. In MO I took • hones at Chalfont. I formed a eannexion with Martha Bdlin. Her father knew =Wag of it until she west away with me. 1 took her away become her father Meuse her several times. We west to Brighton end remilaed some moalbe. We the rektreed to Chalfont St. Peter's, sheet a mile sad • half from Bdlin'• He mid nothing to me. I signed the agree rest at hls request. At Chalfont I tamer ameednesil with the plaintiff, Mr. Denial. Be sieggessed that the opes mat was invalid, and Atwell to mime • deed. Be eseerd bey drew up one. (TM dead dated th e 18th DOSSIMiIt, 1_ ,861 was then pin in.) I li ved with leer et IJahrbegt red LOOdalli. Last year I bat to Fleece, she followed me. It was net with my oreend. We lived together it Twee* be some maths. I ebb bate without her. It we to Novem ber IBA year. Soon after I determined to separate frees her on account of some informed= I received from my servants. I entherised my solicitor, Mr. Chantey, to 'egotists with her. I provided her with thing. have mashed la Fresco with the eh until la every tely. I provided her with meow from time to too We lived an the rate of 1,0001. • year. I hemp gibe her M. to 1001. M • time. Crom-bmiteed-1 sewer seduced her. ?mew she solaced alto (Deregemr.) I we • mooted an with Iwo dabs, aged 6 and 4. 1 dii set bow hew GM sir w ee . She looked more a obi= them 11. We west to to avoid the visiesse of hair lather. She aiZ id ere ie t keLr away. I have had dm children by her. I went to Treace. I IMO to her to tell her I wee going away, bet set the pleas. I did net write when I got le hymn I did sae desert my wife. I left her too. Martha Baia followed me to FMCS, and we lived together egala for some 1111:614 Ibehr • seen& lib% I left her is Frames, Hied tab • home teem What I lee her I told her whim I we tairl lee ay tidal ass by my wife with ker. lee bed . ows sou Geo. She bed *jewel box. I told Mr. Temp os le bee be by eldest see to get all my thiage, Wangling bejewel boa, soda then away. She w set ha the home thou. 'The nem mins. She might bee VIM them. When I the bat egrommt, I understood I we set to guy the eassity its left a I y i p her. I moot say whether I/bathe Were I Aped it. The deed premed by Mr. Daaide was ezontol si litelternewerth. lie wee this by eolielter. Itellbe always kept the t. I asked Danish whether I meld sot mem her 606. a year, is the event of my death, or lmv ag her. I told bet et it es seen se the deed vas easostoL I did ace tell her to bowel it ken her father. I suouted ee z will at the owe time. I lave sees Martha Ed& Yam stab I lee Passe. I eta not now living with my Ba.amaggasd—l hft sp wife for the ISM moos as I left Mirth* Nalks--thisir lettraeoy with ether nee. Iwo sot the limit sera who bed Mews Martha Edlie. I west to Asses on marmot of ley hawkraptc7. Daniels advised sae to go to avoid arrest My brother was arrested for the sew debt Mr. Danish knows all about it, Mr. James Thosopeon—l aocompanied Mr. Smith, the solicitor, to Alpenhorn last year, and saw Mr. Daniels. He we acting for Mies EMS. I asked him if he had any deed relating to her. H. prodmed a deed, and said there will be 3001. due on this In the course of a few months. I said I did not see how that could be, ea Mr. j.owden had maintained her and her horny anaketably sr to that period. He gave me the deed to look at. Whet mow Mr. Lowden I raked him if he wee aware of having Simi such a deed. Mr. Frederick Cheney—l am a solicitor at Amershas. In panaance of Mr. Lowdea's inatructione I saw Martha Edna in March kat. She wart stopping in Hoppa-Moak Ravel!-equare. I told her I had cons with the view of making arrangements for a separation. I and that he pro posed, fasted of paying 601. trader the deed, to allow 001. if she kept the yeasting @had, a boy, he maintaining the others ; or, if she gave up all the childr,s, be would es 601. She wished to keep the three girl'. I told be OM could not be doge ; that the dehadent would have Seen educated at Southampton. She asked who wee to pay the debts contracted in Franoe. The girls were thee tins. I said Mr. Lowden would discharge everything. She asked me when the allowance of 601. wee to canalise from. I mid from this day if you will agree to it. She did set thus accept. I got a letter l!rom he dated Match 13,1!68. She said 101. would not be enough kr her swore child, sad wished to know when the gide wee ie be ma towed from France. I wrote to say I could settleviate from ay elkw. She =edw, accepting it. I called oa her ea the US. She to have the money to gob Frame to psy the bilis. She got rather angry, and said the had oonatied ea eminent lawyer, who told her she could recover 2001. wader the deed. I toll her Mr. Lowden had done muck mare thus he via hem& to do. She said an eminent lawyer had told her she mall recover, and that he would carry it time' for aethisliihe asked did I think she was slog la be need by a ems that for nothing—the messy wee as accumulate. She not have Had with him or any other men without a seeds. She had thrown dirt in he fathiele eyes, end mull act return to him. FINE ART& CRYSTAL PALACE ART-UNION.—The director* of the Crysiel Palms hovels.= lamed an annotinosessat which will lead, in all probehility, eery asabrially to improve the sellectisme aid berme the attractiveness of the works of act mad nenaufsolmree in the various court. They sanouncesa ert-mdcm, to be caSed the Crystal Palace Ast-Ualoo,thespesiel object of wbkh is to produce and circuits pare end beautiful maosPles at asaaufactuns. The prospectus dine net miler Isis aloft details, but it signals tits °mad' is M mas* of the dinettes of the Crystal Palace and sem& sehlinmes sod paths= eminent as enoootsgers sad pro saism el art, whoa assess will be pablishad in do. coarse; tit eggsf manager is Mr. Thom= Betties, jan., F ; gal Shot lie society will be conducted oa similar principles Indio= of the Scottish Society for the Pittman of Art. the ArtAlfeaufsotare Association of Edinburgh, and the Art-thion of London, electing the belt. obaracurimico of MY* 11/ it Is bored will prove. TG. states of General 81? A. Rivelock, to be meted in. Tadsleer-Kean% will, as we have already aa •eamed, be ezecated by Mr. Betties. The experiesced etsalptor, who is already at work as the wwdel, labours, we Si. happy to lay, wader favourable coed/does fief teepee tio fidelity et rematilenee—ocityiag the Maser chirdy be.. a photographic portrait takes a few weeks only befog the relief of Lackaaw. An engraving from Mr. Phillip's portrait of his Rapt Erlghteees the Trims Cowart will shortly be pobildent by Mr. Gilbert, of SWIM. BALE OF ARTICLES OF Twatu.—At a sale of de corative twaltare sad ankles of at 22, Weetboorso 'Meet, os Wedsseday last, by Oesms ad hanahl, of Old Dood-shdt, the inowdm Jams wee tetlited he. sew d plena ot Nee 0 the wmaa e a / a cted tat immense distka. let 14, • wpm% lry laly, Let 18, a red work by Boditet, 201 . - Lot 20, a !psidat by 201. I 43, sei of ebony tithe, L o t 4m, e Lot admek 1101. Let a beam fame Dell ouis XIII. 401. Leg ak hp. torane basally eia L l, 1 924 le;4 78. da ormolu, draw of tk. male of Louis Q4=1(020,1104 lae 84, di int Lads Qtuderse chairs, 1041. Lod ad aad two Fair of elbow chaffy, 441. Lot 92, a table of Ise aid bead, Mt. Led 100 sad 101, two yak of ormolu gireadsha, 561. 10*. Leta 104 aad 103, chvila bt ormolu odd, aide wattesa, 14W. Lots 119 sad 120, two old Dreads group; 764 CIMITAL PALACIL-0.11 SHiLuxo Tvixraspai, isLY 6. Admiadow as payemat, 6,468; ditto by isms *late, 666, toia, 7,011; Otamennundemed—l have been eczema& far the defendant due tkibtior laat. Mr. Jens Thompson—l have remitted money to France to pay ell the debts. Uteri sent Martha Balla money also. Annie Nam= Mated she had lived u servant with Mr. Lowden and Mho MUM fur five years. When they lived at Southampton May kept sit marmots, and lived very comfort ably. She leak As children to France after Miss Zan, and remained One up to Ispemotr. Mr. MudOssira wahmilled b the defendant had not made out Ids piss& Mr. Ger& contuairli Uwe sou evidence to go to the jury on the pits of alma end satisfaction, and relied on whet panel Misses Mho Ellin end Mr. Chanley. Hie knlehlp sell he did not think that could support the plea. The anaftement onl related to the future. Verdict for the plaintiff 2871. lOs. It was understood that execution would be stayed, in order that the parties might be ambled to come to /OM mange sent for the future. COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—Arza & SECOND COURT. (Sittinp at NW Prim in Loads.—Dillwa Nt. nada Crowdar and a Spu Jury.) WRIGHT AND ANOTII3I V. PURI AND 0111:1111116 DAMAO'. TO ♦ SITS. The *Laths he thle eels redid at INMae, awl Shay were hems*auara ef a anise veal mead the Bale. The three Mathre see to the aglegrea das= meat at Depthrd Daerrard, lb. mar, the mead deleadmak Pw arra bibig trag kr. rake rate, ashes saw Yeadar, Kirk arreme rigger. The NS be Meat damages for Wedge ear aka by the Begia. Thugeshillef we 1114 that la December hat thole* as~at ftlied with serge at Goals for the gormand, seat therlend te =LA "k Was or dook." Whim the Magi th e se ire leek ft wee fared that dr mama Mame le flr dash was fa some wag abed eider, are the vend egad met get be. The askadara, It was lethal& that the gevermerat should hams Ilia task al to the rester ri the Zees Ali SO wad =l l. lr a ired Maas*, the rim wharf, Mt be sad ea theme mem met water emeegh. Being tartar pared i *Mead des &Wear to tea theme at the weed sad pet =Ws. They aleagied to de ea. la irked at I pt ate mid of the awed *pea the and, and whim ere wawa rime the alberad came area nee kith- work. The vend am se Wend that she wea a elmelsie mask kr it would Yaw ear mere to rare kr Ora she wealM worth when repard. The loss wrdgeiy the peps was 1,07 W. The Admiralty had sag fa the realta abrades w sad mrs as abrades breath tla &hither areaim e i ally. The &MIMS ma Oak bed bamegreed that the emplek as laipa sheahl tete the weed to the wheel brag her the pita efts Naomi that dr iota( to m was lir agree's. the dams am le drat wises the vessel should go, sold le sad Bluth heed le math There was ao mmizad with th e gavine se be wane the shoot be Wads& Mr. Js Iles °rank, tit it as le k las jay to say whether they thought that Mr and had leas marmed to the deladants, sad whetter It bed am demegedthr vat,* Ir. The Ivry tharlamedlat Ike " 1,0004 COURT OF RILCREQUER.-Imy 8. (Matsu at Niel Pella et sad OWldlall. Spedel J —Behre the Lord Chill Beets a ury.) LAWS O. WIDOWATILL TBAISSACTIOXL This wee an notice brought by *e *Mg a bill broker la the City, to recover 3401., the v.Ns of a bill at mes the direst, who was tor away yam i=nTs the hie Doke ellherembire. It is tee of sasey_billa alleged to be low b 7 boners meted hostler. sad Wookott (the Wes eteleneemullted while) for work doom for the duke esespisi by Kellehairksed which be repudiates se i lcle Mad ups ea both aides were weehelysisdht to those dieted es two hyseer Ohle, whoa the wee =bet la Whisk the hobs wee the sane, whether the yea we cc was sot a forgery, es is leek istiese the Ilidisteme swans It we. It weekli be thwehre •we mete ot woe if we womb *poet the itchiseoe whisk hes iirVbees pablished at eseable Week lava edema. ie mishit to dais thel ea both these masker the jerk% having bete UM. sip kw social hours, wen dip charge! viand wiry is • ventiet, • The ewe bats sollededi dr jury retired to mix o'clock, and to half ea bar ems Me teat, wire The Swam rid they we enable to to ill verdict, sad there vas act the of their Theso. Tim mare facesdkalr to Mire. jury, however, woe Liable to eves, sad were die shovel without weft to a "medial. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JOLT 8. Peters Kr. Ceemissiseer PhAtipk) IX is immix nroire.—Bartriro vain ',gems,. Thb baoher i srite espied tuba the Paraiba Act, was =I bY and Kr. deed far Mt. • gisanaaa's imarhmen, sassed supporta by lose per ego the beelart ea ti d. fte Bias Let = bore in Sideburspree, where be aoquaisted Adler who wee a Orr, seaciseas emu. Mr ineehreat let barer is 1864. and lad rebid she ea that is the same rode. He bad Mob bombe as orbs spirt Brown in the Led Kap/. Orr fag ad., ea gibe Sre g w e lLleeded t • set-off asesartrar 421. bath *ME end a 4 e , exuatned, sad thejsry a radios for Brows, en which dr haseivent bud - under the Preterits Ara. Brown's coats is million were 221. 3.. tid., esti for which he new It Tod him wares of the insolvent and Brows that bad bees piglare bi brills, traseations on base rades. roan said here res • bream of 22i. gybe te him ea each tranartiess, Ile Sk li be lent tha bravest 161. la the prsadim saidaiss • of hie literer ' 'ii) wee ter his Herm Ile ewer did Is the wire the bribes% woad him 42L, end he denial thel sc ti o L osegr iesi hie einaillibei Is easwir le tic ide recta did rot beer d' ids belling loorredire X w b e i bereset. Ha bed hub upwards of tear per In lie atekr, err bed bre lik Mr. Carrierener i lbrni rid, whether 1d anis be dry ar set, be his, seeder would PS lb la have hb sagebnan blebs in bail* trannetire, and ta t . We he erd 11l lore enitest the but. happened that be lisebeit bed anitted rm eir sig e o rbling debts be reek= they mild lest he Wally Mr. Osielener Phil li ps derd that the ii*b rug be berlei. The Weber dr led that he awed the wirer my bat ca the orrery be owed him 201. Ile denied Z I T brows& 164 end if be bad It of Brown's wife it Ins Ow bastleg trameriens. 114 Oneriedemer Phillip thought it would be liii i Beeraast le passe this ere ice! further. The 11118 pp bee peers, and they bad bun mi.747G bif fe!teed wear Is pains, ihs life of the mats( p eall treedlh Coutrinbear arias could be proud on the Mei order, sad lam vegirib wed to .ostler whe lk, be wadi swim dm ow, be atirv i ci.- meg ipmanim &m .- ban fa at the OWL • The Clerieletiorg named the 88th Matra far the bad eider, sed mewed the ;rotaries. ASSIZE INTBLLIGIINCIE ~- SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.-CARDWP, JULY 7. (Edon, Mr. Jades OrorepMa.) MANSI4I7OII7III AT XIA3X. Devil Defies, railway labourer, wee diterged with the meashanater Walla" Jeffreys, at Math, as the 29tk Al tappearod that death essarnad darts, a light wldelt nor free a quarrel whitest work The bob was but the ewe aced' • atradag Illwarli toast!". tion of the mat alit carts. issreitesaioas deolf•ae of the musty tagifeliesTa comers' barierts. Is Ildelmeteacs • eore•WeJely, ddles@ • past-elortess dEssilestisa, hod Manta $ tramilet of ems" Wassib'er, while the "Memo of Mr. Avehm.• edie had sabeetsmady by the body, dell area had beta oesesdosed by the "WU .1 Wont Neuss ups • diem* heart. Hta Latehtp dlreetol .a Aboisitarf, ma commented nurely as mak *system of admialmillag *boo. DAZING HIGHWAY ROBBERY. iamos William, aged 28, painter, was charged with high way robbery with violence. It appeared that Mr. Smith, a colliery proprietor, arrived In Cardiff by an evening train of the Trff Vale Railway 0.11 the 6th of Kay, 1867; he prooesded to the South Wales Railway Station shortly after 9 o'clock to inquire the Ow of arrival of a train by which he expected a Mend. The sta tion Is approached by a road little more than 100 yards in length leading out of one of the principal thoroughitras In the town in which the central police-station is situate. Mr. Smith, find in g that he was too early, turned towards St. Mary-street, when he met two men, one of whom asked him ff the train wee due. He replied that it would not be in for 20 minutes. At the tame moment he received a blow from some instrument, which stunned him and completely de stroyed his eye. On recovering his mimes he found that he had been robbed of 17s. 6d., and that his gold watch VW hanging out of Ma pocket by a guard chain which was vary strong. The prisoner was Identified as well by a rail way porter who had seen the prisoner near the station about the time in company with Henry Davies who was convieted at the winter ensues, and against whom sentence of death had been recorded. The police knew that the prisoner was in town on the day of the robbery, and had been on the look out for him until the 6th March last, when he wee captured by Sergeant Shepherd. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and a previous con viction was proved. Sentenced to penal servitude for 8 years. 7HB POLICE COUB7B. MANSION-HOl7Bll. Buono Moron, charged a few days ago with having been In poesearion of a pawnbroker's duplicate for a Colt's revolver which had bees obtained by tales pretences, madonna; another examination, and evidence was heard which gave the case a much more serions_appmranoe than it had when introduced to the notice of the Lad Mayor. The prisoner, upon Wag put to the bee, was recognised es a participator in several great fronds which have been committed in the City of London within the last few years. Henry Hawke*, shopmen to Colonel Colt, of 14, Pall mall, revolver manufacturer said—the theardegr, the 26th of June, about four in the af ternoon, the primmer OMB to oar shop and Naked to look at a piatol which was fn the window, and which I showed to him. He then sated as to show some plainer ones, and I did so, and he asked the price of • pair and case complete, and I told him 14i. Hs said be would have the pair he selected. onset with& as No. 26,982, and they wore to be sent to hir..Edwards, 1 Weymouth street, New Bent-road. I sent the nma with Wm, with di notices not to leave them without the swer: ; but he re turned without either pistols or roomy, and I gave informa tion to the police. The Lord Mayor—Did you intend to trust the primmer P Whasse—No, my lord. He was a stranger Is me. The pelsoner—My lord, all 1 have to say about this is that he new sada word to me about mama at al. Warm Oath, porter to Colossi Colt, said—On the lath of Sins I took a pair of pistols is a case to No. 14, ' Inguesthwlesst, to Mr. with dfreckloas sot to Issue lbws without the raesey. I for Mr. Ed monds, sod the primemer nee Me thebode% l a d the to awn up Ado, sod I g Ms the awl h undid the wool end lea ell th e pistol, end amid ha shield th e to try thin. I said these woo not Ness theme eel diet be would west 600 1 a no prim Ile polder' to the beipperd, sod mid he eeeM try dm= drew I mil It the mot Reda, lad be west this sad spoliate the Li*. _He them eame speed put a : s k erne pietilesd esehliset dews with lam As he wee dews I Mimed Ida, and tall him they thee not est be rime back mil get urns, and thee west diva eats, liseleg diet at does pea and ink far se to elga the sernipt. (A laugh. Whoa he wad down with be bed s plots% end in about ) Irell e sisals &helm& I missed With, his voice aud.thea I aimed him, sad I saver have NO Ma Niue VS um (A laugh.) no Levi bliguit—Wes It your Westin to leave the , ghlols without vereiriag the It f Wlthees—thrtainly sot, wiy Mm. Christie Grigg, .1 14, Weyernediseitreet, Mew ILathrarel, widow, said—Oa Moody with the gthessr ern pied ea sperniesat at my homet horn he the 'V les& A, width r illstarihkeed Saki see a pedithes weal eirnia=l i t set meth; sod se bel ern ea flethr. he Wemsill end tell the _ wit the awe owl hellrn wawa of Mende he eleuld be be the huh- Agereiseis Mr. Oath to sad stied dr Ith. awl the *mar this wise lath the thew iTsii - lis le h ere they well Is di, wed is about tee the phew ems dews with a gib et pistols and embed se es 'dew hhe to 1.1 theme elf la the yard. I Adorned se =.l a ir="A"..." 6 .l7=aa: ... to dhallge tre pieteb, bat west into the red mad let of ass of thorn. I wee very =eh airsick but he ht.( the other, and this he we kW the pedeer, and mil he was mot gulag to buy e*. in a poke, end away he started. The Lord Mayor—Whet ! He ran out of the house with the_ pistols P Witneas—He did, my lord, taking a piece of an old apron, which The ter li b ay i or raY 'lgevident that the lodging table =primer for the , mpes- ed facilities it would Word for „ I shall remathe prisoner in amend that other case may be brought agathet him, e he bas bees to otavietel eo zs i a charge of a very heavy offence upon a hew, the police must take care produce at his idol a copy of °partake. The Lord Mayor fined several young women for having canoed shetructione in the streets. His lordship exmli much regret at being obliged to inflict penalties upla persons who were indastriously engaged in gaining the means of living honestly, bat the nuisance had attained such a height that the police found it impossible to keep the streets in • condition suitable for traffic. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Baden Don Ziewas charged with attempting en impost- Ike at the residence of Lord Willoughby D'Eresby, No. 142, Hes&lly. Vietor Desserity, ooek to Lord D'grseby, said, that morn =went to Mr. Cos, of Glasahosse-dreet, the family , end ordered a saddle of mutton. About live minutes Mho the met was delivered at the hours, the primmer called with a beast and said be wanted that saddle of mutton Add& the yosmg ma had jest left by mistake. Re &eked the prisoner who seat hint, and the reply was, Mr. Blaney, mater. Ha toil the prisoner he moat ere more about dim matter before he left the holm. Upon which the prim a., threw his basket down end ran off. The primmer was pursed sad breaglet hest, when he bagged hard to be snowed to go away. Poncepexistable Riches, C 122, said b• asked the prisoner who his master was, the prisoner replied, " I have no meow, I am oat of plass." The prisoner, in defenos, sail he meta young man in l'ic esdiffy, who gave him a drop of beer, sad then sent him for the =Mon.—Committed for hist BOUTIIV!.tEK. Ownslire Hmrsnyt a n. 42, labourer, was charged with ereesing the death of Danid Herrington, 96, swam labourer, sad setioudy injuring Comeau Harrington, 34, by shaking them off tb• sceffilding of a house le Harrew-street, Mint streak Southwark. Meek Sullivan, a labourer, readies at No. 13,Mint-strest, said that on the previous afternoon be mew the *bow with the deosairM as the injured man, in the Old Jades public house at die stonier of Harrow-street. They bed some beer, and a Huh before there, as the decesiesd and his woo about to leave to resume their work et the area the primmer riled them beck and wonted linen to Wedmore beer. They refused, and quitted the Mime, erftet 'the pri mes abused this very much and hawed there ell. The deemed and his brother had been making a amilharin Henermifteet, next to the Old Judie% which they had at ap nearly thirty feet. The putlocks were Sled fate this kick works end planks were just being laid dela. = n az i rhagton, the dam en med, soon as he left ea ascended the soaffold, followed by Ms btelbsromil Masa distely afterwards the prisoner came on ha aortekeit jambe and asked for some more beer. On lsetni naed, he mined hold of the ladder and shook it violently. The rerun was that the putlocks came out of the wall, awing the plinks to 4 ..., = pitating Daniel Herrington to the At the his brother fell off the ladder. were ha up, when the former wee de b= di al led " :"Willl= Wet seriously lojored. He 63 SC . Mr.OQC• :=E s o l whether he thought there wee emy men ea the part of the prisoner ? Witness replied that he did not think there was. net Ind bees drinking together. M. Oombe asked hies If they all appeared to be sober P Wilma; said that they did, but the primmer was tariff molted. Other widows having been taken, including that of Mr. lane, the landlord albs Old Justice, who stated that as fir si, he could se the men were perfectly sober, and that's' ue &reflood that they were first cowing. The prisoner exclaimed that such wee the NM, sod he hid as intention to hejeue either. Mr. Combo told him that et the perm* Was et al 1r qui4mM be better Poe Mr enliesperMak ill l le{ ay / stir atamoWeimteacwasill bsdo4lll ea r n Ill!day 4 N .e A. swerve's r- --igusetr• oar soomesiopoloi groan NUE maw bogy of - — KARR/AGE& Daniel SwoftiMa, sod Ito hol Wks wok satil tam voivit d ..._,• dolor. 41. al It• VrebillA warn' 'ma that kno known. liarrzi II to intak • meow W that e .der. WAY, Nom P . J. Abbot. BA, & • lit he soot toooodtlAla hi I.l=l 010.41 Air. mosmor • Hasaew th smeisi. - --- —•- HAIM- es. ... m g , . , , lbws. d :Or Lori looli. of t V ieb.st si. MAR Ligli - T . --•••ksit. as lo ern ow J. . 1 *ea: Kt. --.•-•-• of •• Nuo Bow. issitake. 00/7011.-Zenweasa Jemo $.....Tbe tail Us sok Mr DEATHS. o• adios as ordisy.••• a smob Iwo for Prboa. 4yzym_yoy 5, Homob. ye. oy mo. B . V. Aroo.wy Ablib Moro ro Irea o ma oho Woo l at 11046 MO , Irma. F, ll .` .m. Lerkld o =r ; Vitt i li i i, lILIIIO V.-Ml6. m os Locanow i Vooos. wed 11. Llo tb orp low • VoisoltMoi Mr Jena Oultoo=ortaor . ELL-11111 oltimais Is Ur fainotall. Vol liili . O• by bulb Gems 4.14 Ma of bb roolmoot v a r. mcgtrz:.,:4,:t i cw - - a • ge*lair-Wka:Jr u s =romalnomoott to b :1 1. 51. crop fiat oodyalbwies So• . _ Mambo* led Jams a rsillo. tad • swim or volloo; lombe N t ia llow rry =g i p al = yotabot soma. soil leas =moo low bikion . o , ic--r . bon Otoa Emit tot nth low OiV a p t . . 4. olatio l i v e kils l i do = ti6 boos iw tio. amid da epi l te s =l:Crilarr. 44 la tbs . i m:tri s gs ........... Iloollwalco el Os oormo-em 1w sac drew boys co obh o• bigin i =aly Tor South Asaiordnok 0440 W iii " a le toga +Woo worm* tor tho GINO. web • violet* womb. boible for iba dos At et Ways Is Mulls sal holm ^,. Alt Wain." ...=-7 ---. 111. I. 111)01.,on WOILISID.-15aaorow JOLT L-Sber• lo so mai allal...___ Villikeed..._ i r Z me I ttl i agooo to w...- loatas• to •As Who wool market. ?bon le mils los doing thaa th ug ......,____ ,,_=• , ,,Z" .311 Jill 9. la. was moo lbommo. Partin Who, • tow weeks ago, wire mule's to ..... 1 ... 1 . 6 .. make perch.er are at pn scut Quito distoellnrd to do badmen on .47 tenon and the .o.lt h, that there to testrnal codetnom Miro n low, steady all mud for robe and a dla ; btu, use In Men In yant4 most which non aecoptso low apo'-Orst= executed. hut, ttbaterre may b^Mseprloe t w9ol, litaimn SOP unable to maitre an) &dean.° upon tne rotes olden weal Own* pre vious to the Ste admit* 4; the pries of soot. Thaw to so au* agog either to bow or export. Thies to.-a gab amp. belhnotiilite haunts. peehapo. to fono7 Roods nollotitt 1114== mew tho pries ar e en& as not to rettiuninde %Rios warp. are to Mr ckanand, witheat aissielapdos. COlN.—Bianuronan, JOLT B.—All Sielethithetheinek on tive Ini, there was a very abort app., of Ugh* wtreekilillik Nil at en ad. nem of la per quartem. On bin*, sob. bur, tad pow tho tom MY In o f of the bum At Wamollo. tio bow MIN UNI. vas • fair wooly of abort, wbke toenel Moen row ad b. quarter. Barley, bee t z . tatre d.. per nether. °WS Matter. During the oboe& Poo bes• at sr. per E2/Irt, tli t Tear above riot. Int booopa would not compl. alwat 0d... Ma MB per quart, Po POW= 44. work. Arrl=ml2 ,ea 15Looviamil to b. at of C =larl. MAY aiirs Yaw ulaiiineisasi velpffin Rbelny as taloa al iir a. a i rs anartat aisaa die eat. raw d day la. Gab aamMaid longue. Dem pow la le nit lito= ao pm; o r MIL? apply lit wbral ;IA ilk• slodaQt Ida prim so to dud booms. ataitb • thow il tol mop* at as Onus ot fa......_ i par op sad Pa • low barons or b. Os* tor m e at o L ev i r i..l, llll la md dower. PAN.. won as : 11.4 . 1 — • de... to 4Ta.; tattier, 511. to Oat.. to boo; 44a. to el& Pow. Ob. to Ida k. Ptt, doe. OIL to O.; mood% fa. to o 1110. pot oat : ,bigh ,lotr ipri. l-2114a0t Ws Won ;MINIS& le wee vary rearkead. it the Woe ellerreilie b e= Mr qoariwt Saadi wham, sad too lc psi laa. twe iiime ebb day totalibt. now to pry with below Ws. Oalatal v abo dnW. qua SO wa rather tam btaalry at annum rotor. Baia, NON Lair ell all Wiry were cock la per quarter dame. . _ _ 7.—At our swine , WON floterlyttent of gulp WSW, tansy Poll? Se per qr. more motley. The domed pow Us Nitwit of 4s. per qr., mod bt way la leem. The lWatbs are tho quetatteue:—Yiboaa dls. I. Ms. pot qg.; bar*. Sea to 376.; oak SY to Ili.; betas, 42a to Ifa; 46. to 47a per qr. Minim'. Simi B.—W• bare els day &pretty good supply of 1 4 b442. for wllidt Wore roue • eloady eats at au advance of fully la per qr. No twig es Mir. OW la. Ilasetr. lo besot sod pest from la to 31. lame" mei tad rogerim at the growing crop. _ _ \lllll/01111. Jolt f.—We base soireear $ sample of Irish gum at mithat silos &tardy. mal Is the absence of soy fresh arrivals from ohne* west Reather we a on too ly l. but La melt • limited buena. at the corroley of hot Iloariellea. JOLT I.—We bad In the motto Io- 1,413 gra. who; Jll4 barley. Dot on. oaks, and TT Wu WWI , Wham Iran mold— Whisk LIM , 180 ; osta.7W ; and brew, II to. We bed a tell avenge supply et rata In . Dared et to-day. Ilalw ready, and prides ecasldwahly Mew. ebb We wok wbont Id. up ea lap. sad L. Ia ou average ; been, b. 3d. up on top, and fa M a n Ga la. Cop p:on oats, 3d. down on top, and id. up on average ; la. ou and to. 13d. ep on average. Prim Mt lowertal gr. ;—Wheat. LW to Wu Berfay, Na. to ed. Oats, Wa. 61. to 335. 011 d. Wean 4.1 a. 3d. to Ida. Weight .1 top wheat. PAW.; barley. Wlte.; Gain 43/Ike.; and bran ffilba. pal boob!. Otgagow, JOLT 7.—LS this dub ewaket Owe wan leao activity, bententione Wag waled mow to Ma a n d the vance of N. to In pin hall ea wheat. wed M. to In pw barrel mob on flour. Oats aed ether' wire held for fell Wm, and Whir Woo were related far ider. blew, and UAW wen, few Wee transpired. Peas ware mama CATTLIL—Erwasx, Jinx it—Al =aka today a tolesble stook. bOll et Imp sad W bask, was salbiteL la Wm there rem no cart 4 Wei dew le A*. Beamas=. Jinx 1.--214 supply et sheep sod lambs OP rank' wee Iwo. the sable big 1" or 1.493 mote Urn ler week 7elis very dab tor both en% sad prim for slurp gecerally liettli .d„ l4l WPM her Is. to J oy . hod dews ; earl at Or ekes a graft Pat tel• erre at the beat mutton. sad dews to palb. Ur* top perm Its. ., SU. mil Wr L euerent for the bra. fir le fia ; art Wham met haterbr. tam Ilh to Ite. • bead. The number of attar mum MO, MM. Ili Ire Shea A rnett Willi. MIMI m i ta OA rd . kr,. Wen doer fobs M. gelte= l 7l l rlllg r iL SO IL N. plr; Ikea At . ta i s t eire et N. 1141111111111110 lee orb ens s h e Ned OP frail 4.• M. gi. got row ; eta rake old dirk Pote Po. tele& pr bead. Re la rielor welip—hbeep, TAN ; fit all* 10.3 ; leen ditto. iWY en% it art Pte. la Jeri L-4fr cmtW l ► ohms sot 41.=w00 shoot lite oval for the weird VFW 'may of the don L So of *Wm Iwo =tr. lirk k a Tor s itlinotont bmins. tit-mortot=tor 4= 1"4.1 worn re* *--airtook to MIL • a ton 2.• Ountoloo, to. to Wt. ; Somosoli. «► :V Int bo TY. pa art. As tivatale the leather trade, Year. T. J. mil W ).--" Maio tbe et our Li droller the bee eaallimed eat the exteat or the Ile et math el hos T lde mas= "l beilaaa 6 ,11. aet aele Is lb, shames of el mesa be yaw lie die bimedleae muds et of lisibla Tliesega a lm e a = I. l= Le ed taut ins dieidvdle a... ... .... demal WI set lee imbed the sad We weds re s a iteCi ll e i rlire Werei7es 4 11:3 stock. le prio:• my aleirellia Ms and ae depreeiallea le lbe miles ebeiestololle tr Ale EWeds • INV bleier IN boa dew bee tee exportation sad Amu nd* ; pees hass=l and the suet; igli AM Wm Me abort L TRIADI.—Wors. T. and 11. Littalga M s l aelb following remarke:—Tho pMI d a R I Q a aela dalopandeg one. me ware sulearia we eeppeed le hine me e wad the enuotrani atmeniken ti= 3 rem el eddy we MN win selistpellan d venni Wenn Ind tie awl nods el wilier awl at enallallonOW Wan& low tar bee sha ; Ise le sbe ent s eAlr:te aidi err =ll aleoriwo or w not =j ii t a Oo Wool ama wag of at . at= •11891011110116. Isassar alike le tee new as. =WI= mke h d tes neer eltdraed tizemdE n T e. nex . endue dmio tee ""irTir — voimme nit n be non gemilee den thecae ec o la=it=lini Mint hen yet le be prieleeMee en TRAFFIC RBTURNB. 11•111/11111. Mu Per Maw TOM. Total am. Nowa &Ladies. liik. 11111. Weekadai hot A. a A A A Ileldol=teets ...» OM WM 6 817 —, Or" Lomas' and Ovllde. faded. 444 uttendal and Wisannoe 6.159 9.819 (1..671 On Tilbery. sad ikvilbsal lambs Wsrlc smithy hey L Marls Mirada Mtwara Sr Week mess lily L Lartarpaarrr Esarkitirs el rat MI ? 713 Tf o n 14.6 V 1911 II 16,14 us 111 11,396 'LW 7.150 Wiska6+44 Jui, 4. 14.6" 41 116 ir"L ikilanlimi ..T— 1.663 2 3 1. 2 4 1 2.154 No* ommias ....... .. ail* N 1 1.463 1;i) LC6I 913 LIN 3.234 = 777 =0. 1 saw. ing •-• Las Ma 1.84 MN ele 13.766 11.704 4 - .472 14.1* 11= 4 1 1 4wom. aso ' l / 4 46 Wd.••••••• ••-•—•••• 111111 486 IN I" S Niter s 72, 666 tra BgIPPING ININLLIGENOIL CASUALTIES. 115 = Of Ilewseethe. Captain Coln. toand to Quiet, In rfsfie, lay S. lawndleni Mese on the 20th of Jon.; mew tended hem— . - - (Ainagison ship), Cdptaln Bowes, width ariivtd *I Won Atom Pew Ortolan co t , op 21nd of Jana. and woo Wag fo tko Trim Bub dlivbsoginik took Ito kat W ankelsod est Ing asap tlgoolatsg On. the wall tee oakisolgokn tie ire embed bett maps dada Par t • t fur ores bad Ism kAnded, tool oho kid AIM on board E 0 bale. of 00tt00.22 mks 1101 dc lade tolesteedgaNOMaym—Pscd Joh B. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atm Mom Livarpool to Baton, July 4, lot. 40110.. los. 14.20 W. Anima (brla from Porto Illao oOrleda., Jam SO, W. 411.10, 01.00 Diratter, from Jamees tar Izedes 39 data, Jaw SO, lat. 47 14., loso Lis W. a Malta:, tram Loodoa for Astlesalao, loos 9, lat. 1 1.4 7 11 4 101 . 31.11 9. (31•41ator (ohip), orttli pamageta lot 30 If , km. SS IS W. /4, Nef PIInSIONCO for tarerpoad SI dam Joao le, lit 4/ 11.,ka. 13 W. Protium (brig), Row Leedom tor et Jobb (LB.), Jog, I, 4t 17,11 Is% let W. Talbot t Ins Illallimeas foe Loadive 110 dap, July 1, lat. 47.43 I 11.40 W. Thirtaaajterepie). bona Plymouo3 for Wain,. lat. 26 8., lon 34 W. %War ilmerieas Ala), from Liverpool for Pew Tat, JO 1, lap 11.11 ~ kn. 31.44 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIR TH & IMPALltti—Jely 4, u Wormy% the .tf• et as Lea. A. Ode, Of „ y r f ittit trier TUlLit.—Joli I. It 13 wit Seentoorstreel. the We el OAP. , " eolac.umor s see. 'ste IMJTPIL—Jte7 Sat Wortheettell, sear Itteribe. Pen; the wife* l a Efr P. Hunter. Sart.. of s won. OLITPX—Jaty 4, et Letteattall.l.7o7. the aT. 0t1 , ar. 111 6.1 I° a el sees. efp Pfl ILI PB.—Jeb f, at Heybrblef. 64artordeldes the ea al J. r Mips, Nos, tea s devalues. Je• / 1 rid r ,ill ..- S F ~F` pi ion a C C OINK. I t. 1 1 .1 111.11100