The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-18 00:00:00

MILAN, lees It What I predicted in my last letter boa now bap peed The Auetrians have abandoned Pizaighetone, nod are in full retreat towards the Mimeo. Yester day evening their columns had h tired, pertly at this., and partly in the plain of elontechiari. The Austrian,' will, no doubt, wait there the allied armies; for, besides the MAIM., HA, hose the Adige as a seclud !ine. In the tureneirile the King Ass moved from Gorgotzola, crossing the Adds at Vaprio and Cauonica. The Eseperw has effected the same operation at a place sear l'essano. His Imperial Majesty has also crossed the Mazza; se that by to-morrow he will be able to march through fforetina, in the direction of Asola and Osstiglione dells Stiviere. By this time Marshal Beraguay d'Hilliers will have reached Cremate, and perhaps leaders, a large town on the male road to Mantua. All the difficulties encoun tered by the French on the Adda were skilfully sad quickly neer:nine by General Lehr:cue who in a few haws succeeded is erecting three bridge', to Om greet astonishment of the army. Taking into ac want the rapidity so characteristic of French MOTO IMMO, we may reasonably (spirit that, if the Aas:riana stand their ground, a hullo of a greater magnitude than that of Magenta will be fought LI the historical plain of Montechteri. Longo, Casti glione dells Stiviere, and Cavnana still speak of the first Napoleon's glory Volta, Goitu, Pmerengo, and Somme Campaigns are equally glorious recollec tions to Victor Emmanuel and his gallant army. Lodi, Creme, Cremona, Bergamo, and Brescia, have already proclaimed the union with Piedmont. Modena, and Reggio in the duchy of this name, did the same yesterday morning as the Austrian rear was haring the town. In tort quarter, there fore, the whole of the country has risen from the Rees obis to the Arno. It includes the towns of Modena, Mestgio, Mama Carrara, Pontremoli, Parma, Pis ces:a, &Vogue, Pistols, Lucca, Pietramults, Aters), Sieves, Volterra, and Frotence. The upper part of Italy is likewise free from the Ticino to the Ogho and Garza rivers. A glance at the map will show you how Field-Marshal Hess's army his lesen compelled to retire to a comparatively limited grund. What wi,, brooms of the Austrian garrison of Ancona 1 cannot tell but it will be helpless if attacked by sue of Prince Napoleon's or General Climes divi sions. The garrison of Ferrara is altogether in a better situation, for it can always effect its retreat on Mantua by crossing the Po at Lago-,taro and, keep isg close to the left bank of the river can reach O.tiglia in two easy marches. If we may believe the reports which bare reach, d Milan this morning, Mantled Cmoubert Lad another engagement in which the Austrian. had got the worst. I have no means of testing the truth of this rumour, but I should not be surprised if it we re true, for the enemy had given proof enough of iis total liability 10 cope with French and Pieduiontese ardour. The enlist meut of volunteers is carried on with great Am way both here and in the provinces. A Milanese noblemen to'd me this morning that 37t were eirs hordey accepted by the newly appointed CODIMI L IWOD. He said that in his opinion Goribaici,',6 little bat wonderful corps donate, will be so Mien by 12,000 liking men before the month is ever. It is really painful to see how the Italian priest hood—no doubt acting under the diiiction of the Court of Rome—try by all asses to oppose gad damage the cease of national independence. I could lasts many 'Potence* in which Piedmootese priests sad iambs have willingly acted as spies against our , troops. aid furnished the enemy w.th all kaids of useful reformative. The trial of one of these wretches ei.l take place to-morrow, in Milan. The nusturthy miuiater of God who is about to appear before hie lodgers is Domenico Frac:his, rector of the parish of Magenta. On the day urn mimeo the bloody struggle began this worthy misled a company ci Tyrolean sharpshooters to hide itself in his ewe house, ea it would thus command the bridge the French were going to attack. This traitorous advice, which of coarse we/ fol loeed, was not enough for him. Walking slowly, as Pon Ahhundio sloe* in the first chapter of the " Promemi Sleet," he crossed the bridge, and went right towards the Fr rich giving poor General Esploasse cod Marshal Mae lation to understand that the village of Ma genta war but scantily occupied by Austrian troops. The French, believing his statement, marched at once towards the village, without waiting the rein forcements which were already proceeding towards the bridge. The two French et gtments thus ordered to march were the 65th and 71.1. h of the lime. Yes terday I spoke with some of their officers, wounded in that first action, and I based from them the fol. lowiogdetalls, which I hope will not be without in terest for jeer readers. If Ism not mi,tsken, ( told you in my former letter bow at the first sight sf these two regiments the Austrians poured upon them from the left bank of the river a tee mendnus tire of musketry and artillery. Before the 70th could reach the church ten esters and 50)0 men were put lives dr romb2i. From the windows, where the company of Tyrolean sharp shooters had been placed by Fracechia, the well directed bills were continually picking off the i °Nome, who, marching in front, with their gold I epaulettes on their shoulders, were of course prumi pent among the files of soldiers. The dreadful and unique! fight lasted for one long hour. In the ; numerous assaults made with the object of taking possession of the bridge, General elspinuns, the I =lowl of the 70th, and 17 out of its 28 officers, fell either dead or wour.ded. The 65th regiment was then ordered to take the place of the 70th, and cousin turn decimated. The Austrians thought themselves conquerors, and were already shouting in tit imoph ; bet the French regiment did not relax its vigour, I cad by the mat heroic efforts wes gaining ground every moment. The French sharpshooters, spread , right and left holm the centre, were now abbe to kill the Austrian gunners at their pieces. The mamas became more numerous and savage, although 1,000 of the French were already mattered on the bloody field. At this hesrternding 'mole the 65th and 70th bicame aim vet mad for revenge. They were now barstgued by the colonel of the pith, a bold and ener getic man, who riding in their front waved his cap in the sir, exclaiming" La araat, anent, roes en/one!" Tbe moment was critical; for the Austrians were I mating a late effort to subdue th- heroic band. Help ware however, near at hand; the Ztuaves ap proached at pas de (harp. They had crossed the river over a bridge of boats erected in less than 30 minutes by their pontoniere. " reageons nos oasis !" was their battle tie, and, firing their muskets, they " ran boldly to the mosult. As soon as the wind had dissipated the thick clouds of grey smok• a tremencoas scene was wit seised. Heaps of dead and wounded lay strewed about, all covered with blood and dust. A long aid mom, hful try wee to be beard: it was the cry of victory a n d d ea th . At tl is moment the piercing mad of the Piedmont's* *lariats was beard on the left of the enemy. position, which still stood its ground. The word of maul' is given—the Austrian legless are wavering ; a mamma more and Piedmontees bravery has been again crowned by victory. It was then that six emus,. were seen to proceed slowly and moarufally towards the flag staff, carrying on their should ers a corpic wrapped in a blue c loak. It was the holy of General Rap:name, who au hour before had fallen I.ke a hero Whilst cheering on his truope. Fl 'lt Eli 1‘ MAIVI.-800TIIIAMPToN,}.I1,._The Alhambra kft Lere Ikea day, "nth the Labia, Vigo, mid Oporto to Th. Harstrarg mid Americas roamer Bavaria attived ism to-do/ fame Brabant. and will ham far No • Viet ireaarnie. The Math Bermes Lloyd'. Ammer Wray arrival Imre to-del *MI Buts., rho TT=of grain • saw mew. Me le to MU out the Mates wed eit the Bub yr. The Iltrea la hourly warded hove Akeeedrik with ladlem pats-agent sad a lliedswaer as es* The lierreps marabou* at Übe thaska, a vary taro bud din, le sheet to be lame wed o, enable it. tarstest a so, for the allavanisas of pesing.ra arriving by the mad pmimie at this pert. NS FATAL A/n*l' "trail The me Cullum, at whose boa& s de.f sad dumb mac veer We dirk ilk an army waits Ip a y were at wort tapthar tea Sabi awe Mao Vett, soder the ekaves.laeon already reported Is Ib lrrnt, ha. been eassatzed Label the merits:Mem sad coeusitted lr mist H. 4 41141 Nam bl W.‘3.1.11.. 4 11..14 (ionam) 1 Lord 01 , 4.4 Valk. I res. IA 144 , . Mr W Infant, • Oemmdere, err.. In lib .4 3 .. t I The tolloeing Wee ram Kiasseelsy, Fairplay, Princes. Royal, Amok boe.hasapton, Petra, cby 0t6a40 out of The Bross, Wocellsers, aid Sotersades. Bettis. 3 to 1 ages Rimy liven. 6to 1 .get The Brom colt, 7 totot apt Commodore, 10 to leach ape /loam Caudle sad Priaosee Royal. The these placed ran in frost all the 'ay. Misty Mara ed.:leas • go of race by • bead, three "garters of a length between the asio.au sad third; The Erwin col, alai flotersidee close tootber were sit, Fairplay was bedea et TH B BOKOCOH Pun, a 81 , 001•41k•I Of 6 sova. ma, ants 60 addtd, for 3 yr-tdds sad upwards. The warm to co bull for 160 soya it demanded, Mo. Winners rime- Old Nile. (13 sub. ) ILsber!ey • 'runt. by Tower. 4 in, U 710 I.e. 3Tkin I 1444434 a) I Mr. 0 , 41)11.4 Soettuater. 4 In,Nn; O Oa. lab ea.) 0. S Mr. ME. Oncosts* Va•r, 4 yrs, tiC. Mb IL resorded Yr. B. V/ • Hos Merrtrot, 3 on, 741, 311,111 sib IL) Illny 4 hr. thdbret anal, 3 yrs. 741 L d. Mt. boat.'. Folly J0i.04.44 4l^, ISM Ws. .I= : Mr. Si. Iti7. Ilarularter, 3 yrs, .4 IMlaar Mr. Marley lltishrocro, 3 or.. Tot NO lun. 614 as.) lllolltctos I btUtbs 2to 1 awe! Polly Johnson, 3to I anti Hop Mee. ChM , , 44 . 1 MA B qothenyer, 7to 1 sg.t Turret. Wan by and • knelt; bed taird. the winner wee claimed by Mr. Greenly. earsTLE, se of 60 rove. each, h tt ; for Syr olds; colts. 71b; Use. Sot 31b. Co'srtois produce. Old Mile. (9.eald.) . _ 1.1.1 Durebenter• Sureard, bt Iluftair. .7. 71b......111v0eb) 1 W. illuLtuu• Conaoru. Mialolll &wasp 6t,6 uo Commodore. The saa-fdMillfl6l made tb raaalag, e. 4 we. away by a Wit& PLATS of 60 SOTS , felt maim 3 ymilis awl INFW•111s. Optional sehag wetshis, 6.. Cep Own& DLL. of SWall • &dub, by Jarkiku, no USIA as 1110 Mt. 0 Wltesel:• , bllllMala.. 3 yrs art 14114 ,tr Maw' a. 1. 5. ner furl). old iNbet. II r. 1313.1,11.4 wool . Swami 3 Mr T. ekt•sia• • TyAue... I yr. r SW.i, OA . . 4 Lard wawa. ILly by dAane oak of Irk % rn Ibl an. :101 &min 2 to) apt Old Past, 6to 2 aim Roaliab, t o 1 apt Caaleadleile. Olt Point ma to Newly all LIN riaaakai wo Jett Wow Ma await., whore bo was banal, .ad Caseaturo tar lift with the Lad. Oliwalto the Royal tillawl Rath .b ammo with • nub. sal WM by throw quartets of a loacti, two h= abo alma and .bird. The tritium. was c by Mc. 0. Pam. II • tt to, 23 , Mast ball • ails. 0.14 m0w. -.w • :I gill .113erdbasm) 1 tosou... Jamey iWiniso 3 Ilettial 6t05 ua !telly, trio sari! tyr.a Jamey to ball way is tea Comae. whey. ebe clalbwpd, sad wow by lbws. Triton tat • Imo w. BiltflNO ON TILE COURSL THY DKILLIY. 13 to I 44 Iltaisioono (t) 10000 td 400 N atbuurao ll) 3060 to 200 Tooratore (.) loco as 33 T.ta &mama (.) 30 to 1 CaDOL.I colt (t) 11 I'. LRONR. 1200 to 200 *gat Summated* (9 MANCHESTER MEETING.—FRIDAY. Tee NI:711411ST 114IIDIC.4? 01 8W , for two-Jr olds. Wianna saint T.Y.C. Mr. O. Fortin'. lb. Oen% by the Mass Dutchman. 74 Mb (WNW Mr. dines'. Moque ILte:: 4 tabbies) Mr. Ilmilanad's IraMartuy. th —.— . - —IQ. Maar Mt. Thomas cult by Dania trioant4 dairi bliabt et ant 1.4 leballemrl Mr. Mrtatarnma.lll4l4 of Wampum. 741111 Onotranal 4 Mr Jrato., Jun Wm OcklL•fen. ma b lll.ni.sal I Iletrlai 6 t.. 4 *dot rte thous, 3to 1 apt Deals, Olioa•k• colt 4 to 1 apt Butt. reup, T to 1 set say Warr. Visa by a brad, bed 'tad, Jam was hided a. Tat Di..y 114nDIC41. of 70 rms. Winans mars. About bait a oda. Mr. U....., Mn. Ilona. by &ulna. 3yr4 :A Mb Ow. UM 101 l PONOCti 10 . W Lltda r ra. Got lOila ...... .lonombstrl I I Mr. 1 , Or • &acad.*. 3 !rt. drt , . Ikamical I Mr. Ilia/pia Jag, Iwo,. 6 yr... 14 rib Wm. 1E5 . 440 .ITbornel 4 Mr. 41t1.00 KiL11•440,11.r.. 44 De m'• 411 14 ;mat e at ( 6 1 Mating: Ryes oa Jack aprlag, 6to 2 ape Mrs. 8 owe, spat .suryeise, 7to I opt Lugs (firl, Wog by a oak, a heath b.terees the woad sad turd, tame lengths bettraert tits third and tuatrtb. Tea L11;;L13o novo n CUP of 100 soya. hi specie, addrel to • thisaleep Seeeptekee of 16 rove. otob, 1011, sad 5 only if &awed, 11e. Certain penabire and allowaneee. &hood io revelry 25 poor. eat of the Valle. One nadir sad kelt OW Was, 16 of whoa doctored ) M. E vile•Th•thrur.l,l.7 awontelart. 3 in. .2tllb I.l.4lnow.lent 1 Mr. Barbaro Prise. of nossesth 4 in. Is 111•Leck) Mr..l. Worse • Lasts ,44••. ....tastemlno 3 31r. Jots.. • Antsat. 3 sr..T t 4lh tnelsissi 4 The totlernert so, nut —Nertkeinhartarri Decireee, He gira, Treb aro, Dlita.e, Th , raliall, Lovett. Duthie . -4 to I opt Little Atom, 4 to 1 mot Iblfirs, 4to 1 af-t Prise, of Dertaserk, 6 t 1 apt The Squire, 6to 1 Rot Ambush, 7to 1 apt Tboshil. Won by two lengths, throe lengths betwees the woad sad ihita, two larks bo to ',To the third and forth. Tit' W ILTuV STAICts of 7 WM/. each, 3 ft, .1,11 60 4444 d, for 2.7t-obts, 6.t 9ab, and dare., Set 121 b. The second to save his ante. Winners 'yrs. T.Y.C. (13 sew MAI.,d • . Tam... ear.r.lesi 1 Jll,. C10mp.1.4. 1 14..••••1114 1 rt. 54 W ....I UM. Copt ale lall.U• .66 Mat tue.i )u,44111)• MM•11.1 , 1 3 Mt. Morr) tholef to Kw.... S yr% Oa Mb (. .•re) I 4 Mr. T. Ds.. ame Atl44.arak 441116 ......1/4a klvd I $ WI.-ms . as Duebla. •re Stab (rot:),..d, el &Wad 6t04 en butte-4, 6to 1 agog Kusytee, 6to 1 apt any ether. Woo rad, by a /emit, sue durance be- Suers the eented thud, hall • length Maws the thud sad fourth. LOMBARDY. Oft lIPICIAL Cokameroxbial.) SPOR7ING. RAW ifittditrltC2. ASCOT RACES.- FuDAY•. A ~iy rerful tennins'im Cu pat tiarteliag which ants marked by many piecing incideass. Whether with regard to the timidity of the sport or ti the assnoblage et retort, the memo,y of the oldest turtle c wet t parallel a mere eo lith lul gathering oe Ascot H,ath than that jut brought to a ounehasion. In the aggr,g tts the fields Barbered MI hares, whilst last year they brought out only 176. We hare sheerly Lome teatirey to the efh•-i.ne, of the eateutive department; bet tette Itallert eaertrat of Meer, Seymour, Sorb, ot re Ureter of the Grand curd, who p really superinteaded the smile.. Ws, much ot the comfort End cone, ultree experiseeed by the vi,itore most be attributed. THE RACES. Tau OILLSD STAND PLATA of 51/.. foe 3-yr old. end spwardn. Tles were to be sold for 201.11. To eat at re distance pet, sod go tire rend. Mr tl einciser Irk. WANK 4 ma 114 71 b • ;;• (11 "' b " d ' r. e•aea. Vega 4 )MartiObi Ida " t at. littower Slr Ilarhmaa • Tortottos Mier. 3 7.11‘1141.31b Adasuo 3 Brute Bar is °Meer; 3to 1 etch age Vigo and York. Gaultier wade play to the tars, where he was brier, and York tor a l e the raring, tarried it on to the cad, and won by half a herr ; bad tined. Oillive did not pass the post. The wiener was defied by Mr. Baron. Tea WoIuRONAM Stalin ot 6 few. each (Handicap). L.et three quaytet• of the new mile. (II cubs ) Mr. IL %Ohms. Preartr, er Wee eweralue, 3 rem, Set ;lb, (W. traitatei I Careen Ikea'. !wee gam. ream belles .11.acteweei I Luti it.bur7 - tby Ma, fivelletuo—Me.i.ary. 3 yean. lat 112 , (DreereP 1 The following also ran .—lrsoladses, Stapleton, Gracchee, colt by Orlando out of Orr% Greerrich Per, Neophyte, Orleans. Ashanall weighed for Mr. W. 8. Crawford's dayder Zee, and the Lltio.C.er was dielayed as the telegraph Lard, Let it was with-Irene. sal the !bate did not kat. Betting dto 2 east Fedletten, sto I age Prahy, 6 to I eget any other. Penalty aside all the running, sad wee by Uuse-quar , ers of a length • half a length hewer the marl ate th ird. At out a le ngth off, Fielder wed Or- Mau., close together, were fourth and fifth ; Greenwich Ter wee ear and B,apleion seventh. Tea Charier oolt wasted. 19w etletaK Ile .4 to DOM earb, h ft, foe 2-yr-olds ; colt., Se ; War SAO). Certain wirer arra. Ire halt our. (Grebe) Mr T. Pane Ooeudwa. by ITemate.ter, M 111, 11. Idirg*ll Co Ten boUTII W ISTILN KAILWAt PLATE, a Handicap Sweertars of 5 1041 , 6. ear, with 100 added. las. Milt (19 alt 1.116). cou ixs O. Bawt. —Ltert. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1859. SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES, 1859. With the exception of the Oxford Circuit, the whole of the days and places appointed for holding the ensuing Arius throughout England and Wales appsatsd in our columns of yesterday. We are now enahted to complete the list by stating that the tillowing are the dud days end pieces foe holding the ensuing Anse on the - OX/011D 011101.rrr. JuAna—Tao II M.. Jao., *ma and Ike Boa. Ur. Justice Br tu. —llerlob re—Noaciay. Jots 11, at AWN.. Otford4Are— VI niu•aday..lo;y 13. st Ottor.l. aorooanklf•—daturday. Jul 44. at wormier_ 14ty II Wolin of - The maw dm, at the Otuldball or the 0 1 M10+00*—Wal•Way. Jely 10.. t the Cagle at Stafford. 04 1,1 4uktro—Taumaa.). Jul) St, et banurabary. liarafordabir,—Hon , 0.1. *ova 1. at Ilaroford 34 oamouttahlra—lburois August 4. at Monmouth. Oloaotatonblr. —Tarday. August 9, a 0 • MI of Okrattester —The ISMS day. at tea uatldeall of dot Clio, COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Jums 17. Sittings at Nisi Prois at Westetineter.—(Eleture the Lord Chief Baron end Special Iss.) This was en setae for libel, in which the decendent piended a ju.tifiestion. Mr. Buddlesion and Mr. Bernerd were for the plaintiff ; sad lb. Atherton and Mr. Jobs. for the defsndant. It appeared from the ease for the plainitiff that some time ago the plaintiff, who is • surgeon, employed the defendant, ma attorney , orwteing Is to being en action against a Mr. fakers to recover damage@ for Injuries sus tained by hie little see, In counqessee of being bitten by • dog. The trial was brought, and at the trial the Joey found • verdict with 30!. damages. Mr. Brook's bill of mete, ma laud by the neetse, wsouoted to 16.51. 17e. 61., which sum was paid to him by Mr. Lefivre, find on Mr. Collins apply ing to Mr. Brook for 30!. damages, he chimed that sum, as well as • few pounds more for err. costs in conducting the snit. Mr. Collins had, however, made an arrangement with him that, in the event of the settee succeeding, he (Brook) should not make any claim for antra oat*, and be brought an action on behalf of his see to recover the 301. from him, and obtained a verdict. Subsequently the defendant, Mr. Brook, wrote • let tee to the Lazo Thsee,tawhlch he accused both Mr. Collins and hie wife with reckless and wanton sweating at the trial of that seti.n2, and hinted that the perjury they had oontiniurd might be made the subject of a criminal pro ',cation. This was the libel upon which the present wake wwi brought, and for which the plaintiff .ought compeesetion in damages at the hands of the jury. Mr.linddlestou offered at the outset of the trial to ac cept ea apology aed • verdict for the plaintiff for 404., ob serving that the only object of the {distend was to dear Ids eltersoter, and not to moo. er damages. Mr. Atherton weld the defendant declined to sonde to those term. greater parties of ber linebantre evidence, but woe unable to swear that she had heard the whole conversetion. Mr. Jardine said there wag not sufficient corroboration to jwitify him In sending the use for trial. For aught lire. Fie:mere could prove it might be that at the close of the eon intention (which she called "it wrangle"), Mr. Flezzoore might have mild, " It is of no nee to sue me, I shall go skirted after my benefit." TM case must be dismissed. LAMBETH. ... r Jobs Nicholls Wafters and Clasishus Edward. were again brought up before tee Hoe. G. C. Norton, to undergo a far ther exeminaiiiin in reference to the charge of conspiring to defraud Mr. Thome. Junes of one guinea. Since the first inveai igstion into the case other charges have been prvfernd against them, mad were gone into on the present occesion. Mr. Lewis, jun., was engaged for the proem ion, and Mr. Neal for the prfeonive. It will be recollects d that Mr. Jones.who resided in Mount street, Grorvenor-square, being affected with deafness, went to a hoses N 0.28, Mouut-gardema, Westminster-road, which was purported to be occupied by the prisoner Writters, sad who professed by the medicines ho supplied to be able to mire deafnese. It woe now stared by Mr. Lewis that he should bring forward evidence to connect the prisoners with an r gra bliatiment whet was a few years ago in existence at No. 31, Spring.g ardene, and known as the British mid Foreign Free Ear lefirmary, with which the Bennetts ware at that Ume connected. . _ . . _ Mr. Lewis read several letters and nasauscripts, and printed documents, wbieh showed that the prisoners were couravoil w ith the " Free &if Inarmary." He aim reed some of the wivertising bills, in oue of which it was stated that the medicate recscomeoded for deafness would effect • cure M • day or two, however long e person had been afflicted with it, so that he person would be able to hear the ticking of a watch at ea arm's length elf. He further stated that be would show that st the home in Mount-street, Weet sabster-tved, the prisoner Welters had wetland the name of Dr. Leceek. (Re ,rodoe.d a Liter which had the signalers of •• lecosk," with the letters " M.D." attached.) The f 41,witsg witnesses were examined: Mr. John C. Roofs said th.t he yes • clerk in the MAW Registration Offise, 32, Soho-equare. A medical register of quelifled prectiqoaers was kept there. There wee no suck name 5, John Niclells Wetter' in the list. BOLAL TILIMES LAM' CLUB. The entry of yachts for the two great races of this dub, 'notated ti take place on the 26:h, has just cloud. They are as follow Fir nig Ow Hundred GaioeL Pike, open to plata of say Royal OA. .1101 l salm TOOL rroert O. It A0Cia5 — .......... ...... . MI lads WWI J P. L4tht.0..1.., 6 It. J. Leach. - . J. S. Telmer. Nhaz . ej IR. Na...eote. 11=Indrerrl . 74 F. 0. linr.lia I. --- - Time for Yeases by Acheri irsdusted «aa 7 For the Fifty (Wass Pnee, &retooled by Mr. J. Broad wood, jun. Trite Ti.,. Owners. a la? a It W Hanley VIKA . 0 Lord de Itos. IP tr r. alastawlno. Net,..... . „.. ... ..... .. is U st m i.e. thee Feats a w to awasted erclaatwly by lesmbire of. Royal Yacht Club. or °Merle or therm) or navy. 11•11• misuse time for tamp will be allowed. TM 0.111•11 fa bAtt mot is fr..ou Usk tot th e Non aid bees. Tbss Frisco of Was etetrair hoe been charmed by she club tor the ocestiva. ROYAL TRAWLS NAUTICAL REG tnA.-.-The Coal galt,se of the Rod Thema Nautical Heists& lan air lured the let of August for their annual prod =Raft at Putney. ♦ (1•41( &unbar of vol meal* prawn will ter siral for coqe li.ioa. MtaDSllOl/11 ATT.tCR IT Eon—OS Thorsdlty lad, at the (JAMMU, In this city d Hamford, three our, Ph.pps, %Sulker, arA Pump. tiara committed fur ilia for b .rior made a dins rota arm& ea • yonrg uma, aimed hol.o. who toadied mace serious Unwise (rota the priedwrs the hi. lit* W4O deapelasi at, rad a smigistratit at trad.d it b he laid. aid took his depritioss. TM young dwarf vices, it appramil eiturkud the poor follow with stores sad °toot whirh .try oftrrwurds ropplestiewed with bets from their heirs b..... At kiwi, saak is oe by tho mu:Lode, whoa no awe cam* up sad amptured air affasdata. . At the Thames Poli.e-court yesterday Thomas Magma, seed 33, a shoemaker, of No. 1, Mary-street, Wkiteohepel, wee charged with cresting a disturbance opposite the Maas of Dr. John Godfrey, in Mouat-place, Whitechspel-rood, interrupting him In hie bushier. and essealtlng him, Mr. Charles yuamr, I....daitor, watched the case for the prosecution, but did not take any part in it. It will Le recollected that Dr. Godfrey was the defendant in an action for seductiot al) art them months ago, and that after a trial which lasted for five days In the Court of Com mon Pleas a verdict wee returned in his favour. On Mon day sad Tuesday Dr. Godfrey prosecuted Mr. Willem Newtce, the pr meistor and editor of the /last Leedom ith-terrer, f r Itbel Arlan out of some eminent. in that jourml after the trial of the case „ Gardner v. Godfrey." The jetty acquitted Mr. Newton, sod gave him a verdict on all the issues. Time wee a good deal of excitement, aesembaces of people, and rioting in the Whiteehq cl-road for several days after the termination of the case Gardner v. Godfrey." Since the acquittal of Mr. Newton ea Tumidity last, at the Cehtral Cticuiesi Court the excitem.nt has been intense ; disorde r ly wsemblages have mustered in front of Dr. Godfrey's his.., and he bee been welly iasulte I, hooted, and bused; and when he drove to the station-house in Arbour-street &at, Stepney, adjoining the court, . n Ther.day night, to peeler the ch.rge wildest Hamra., • mob followeel his carriage shouting end yell.ng. Cps leaving the etation.house he wee *gain followed by the mull, and the ale, shrieks, and yells were continued. The case of Godfrey and Niter.. wee marmoset called upon laths afternoon than the court was crowded to excess. Dr. Godfrey said-1 ems physicist), end hey. a surgery and consul lag ro-ots et No. 3, Mount-place Wiriteciaspel road. I complain that the prisoner has excited • mob to in sult me. Ile was standing lain night with a deem mob of low and disorderly blackguards in front of my home. They were hooting and hi-snag. I beard a men I *swat Newton's trW call out " Serve him out :" I know nothing of the pri mmer. I saw a man in the crowd booting and biseing. The prisoner also boated and hissed. I went to my door, and retched it with some difficulty. Wheal came oat of my house agaie, to visit a patient, I saw the prisoner again exciting the mob and shouting. I asked& police-mutable to take him into eu-t ar dy, sad he endeavoured to do so, and could not. A Mete wee thrown, which hit at. on the back. Mr. Yardley—Deed the prisoner throw that atone Dr. Godfrey-1 can't sty that be did, The primmer in Lis defence said that he was seated on a chair outside a Merahop, smoking his pipe, and hearing a oreenendnus cry and shouting he went to ate what was the matter, and the doctor caught hold of him by the colts', mid mid to • policeman, " Inir is me." He told the doctor he was wrong, sad that he attended his (she prisoner's) family. Dr. Godfrey—And I have Leen vary kind to yon. The prisoner—Yee, I know you hare. Police-coastable No. 77 K said that between 8 and 9 o'clock ea Tharoday miming there was • mob in front of Dr. Godfrey's home, and they remained them until 9, and were occeeicsaily eery clamorous, shouting, hallooing, and whistling. The doctor, when he came oat of bit house, was hustled, and he seized the prisoner and said, "This is one of them." Mr. Yerdky—Was there such a sob in the Whitechspel road lest night as was calculated to cause fear in the minds of tte inhabiiante ? Witnese—There wee, Weed, sir. Mr. Yardley—lf that be really ev It was an unlawful is. serublase, and every person e..ntributleg and mincing in flex riot is lieble to prosecution. I have no legal knowledge of any trial or proceedings shirt bare armored elsewhere. I can only know judicially whet has taken place, but I may s& mu there not great:exestenseet P The Herman said there wax, and that thieves and disor derly ra folk advantage of the excitement to plunder and create disturbances. the public peace is not to tatdi•turbed on amount of the result of any trial that has Wei) taken plus,. If the prowontor has been engaged in • triel and hue been unanceesefol he It not to be Insedied and hooted. The pressmanr has beta puslabied enough by the ill-suocees be haa mg with. Th• gintasitr bad no tight to tab* upon hinieelf to judge whethir Dr. Godfrey waa right or wrong, or to hoot mad Las if.. Hash • proceeding via noustroue. Had the ezeitsment amid, !Raper or Griffin rid the excitement had cesaed, and be was afraid woe not 1•Itsly to ream. After the trial if the cam "O wdrior v. Goa, 47; where the doctor wee successful, the exLiteenent was so great that he had to employ tea eaten poffeerans in the Mhltechapel•road, opposite the houses of Dr. Godfrey sad Mr. Gardeer, end tan more in reserve at the statioe-benee; and since the acquittal of Mr. New on for • libel on Dr. Godfrey the excitement bad hers intense, end he had been eomptHed to employ an extra force. Dr. Godfrey we be had material witoemee in atteadassoe to prom a conspiracy on the part of some of Newton's committee, the premier and other., to ruin him. Mr. Yardley said be could not hear Each evidence. Hie object wee to stop off -nose. If the prisoner was proved to be • participator in.. unlawful assemblage sad riot, or to base contributed only to the mob by Me preeerice. ha was liable to be ind-cted, and if food guilty, to beemetely puoialted. gush latamerua conduct as this wennot to be rob rated frr en instant. Dr. Godlrey, whether Os was debt or crone, wee not In be persecuted and hounded down by a mob, bat was eniii led to the prutc,tioe of she law. If the prosecutor had done wrong he waa to be tried calmly, jadkially, and c.an , timely, It was not to be toleratel that there ehould be mob law in this c iuntry. Ile (Mr. Yardley) wee determined to 1 reprem say tendency to mob law; end. In order to prevent 1., be dere nnt.ce that whoever attempted to commit *Nieces in the Wonechapel.road, or annnyrd or fnrulted Dr. God frey, woul I be severely puniabed, and the punishment of the prisoner would be all the more severe if there was a repetition of the disgraceful weer of Thursday night. The question was whether the prisoner was not to be erode • severe exam ple ef, with a view to the preservation of the public peace. The prig m.—l wee there ooly a moment. Mr. Yardley—A moment too long. Any one joining a tumultuous mob, or contributing to a mob, te liable to punish ment. You were oontributing to that unlawful amemblage lYt nigh., and had no right among thew _ - - Dr. Godiry mid that soots of Newtne• friends and the prisoner had tailed upon a woman a paths. of hi., bef .re the late tetel, sod off-red her 3t to induce her niece lo swear that he (Dr. Godfrey) hld tries liberties with her. It was a hew. conspiracyapsiost . _ Mr. Yardley-1 am only 'Wog into ono question. There Is no charge of omissive -y 'rebut this man. Dr. Godfrey— lie has conspired, and I have witnanies to prove it lire. Elia dieth Cook said she was on her way to Dr. God fr►y's house for meliace on Thunday night, and saw the primer and sight otheraneer thedoctir's door. They all talked shout 'toting Dr. Godfrey, and drawing him through a horse pond. She heard the persona say, • We will stone him when be rouses oat." A mutable nig the dieonetly assemblage in front of Dr. 0 dfrey's bourn contanod then from 15 minutes pain 8 until 20 minutes past 10. Inspector OtifEn—The tumult greenfly commences st in the afternoon, and terminate. at 12 •;clo. k at tight. Mr. Yardley—And you have to employ ex , ra policemen to wrierre the gear*? Inspector Orilla—Yes, sir, that is so; the ten trials bare ghee Its mash ttouble. . . Mr. Yardley—Two is not tote sedated ; it is quits intole rable, aad scandalouo in the extreme. The prieoner then called two witnesses. who made it eleoly appe.r that be yentd the mob when Dr. Gus'trey woe leasing hie house. Dr. ardfrry—Thie is all dose by Newton, the infidel lee tame et the Mips'. arse t Hall, near the Commercial•roed. Mr. Yardley—l advise post to be reenter, sir. Confine yourself to evadenes. Yon have no right to slats that a man who is not here le an iaddel lecturer. Auer some farther proceedings, Mr. Yardley said the ere did not rest entirely upon Dr. Godfrey's evidence, other witerwees h. .d confirm° I blot. His (Mr Ynrelley's) object was to pm a mop to .01 disgraceful proceedings an this metropolis. If the trimmer joist d others with a design to disturb the public pe roe, he (Me. Yardley) moat prevent by a severe example any repetition of the offence. He should adjourn ale case, and the prisoner would be dealt with on the neat exami nation sooordisg to the nereasity of malting a public exempla or otherwise. He would accept of one good surety in the sum of 401. for the ',Tremor's appearance at Wednesday next. His object was to prevent off,wom If the prisoner were to be committed for trial he would be eavently punished. It would eat rely depend on the o Moot of the pertle between thi4 and neat Wednesday n 4 to the punish ment that would be inflicted on the prisoner; and he hoped that Itiogrom trout] do all in his power to prevent an farther proceeding, agarost hint • but he should tie ble bander. A groarlerunn then off red to become surety Err the primmer's ap ora Wednesday mat. r. Yardley—Aed to keep the pans and be of good beha viour until Wedaseday. ' The encode...cm were then yr:sleeted, the court was par tially cleared, and Dr. Godfrey, who wee attended by a boat of friends, retired without being insulted or molested by soy one. A mob easeiroblei in front of hie surgery ia the eves in, bat were comparatively quiet. • THI ASYLUM FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN, RZZIONAM.—The flf , awath annual meeting of thin institution ma held yesterday, at the London Tavern, to receive the re port of the committee, and to elect ten childr.n Ira tbs toendivion of the asylum. Mr. Alderman Mechi, in the en genes of the Lord Mayor, pnwidtd. The georetery read the report, from which it appeared that give the last ence.iag of the bum* of the asylum, the new building of the institution which be situated at Reedliant, near Croydon, had been opened, and that the number of children in it was 170 ; that daring the year may two children had died ; and that at tbe pretest moment the asylum was in a healthy stet*. TM re cadges ef the year had teen 'really inereaw d, and the km. des left *the inetitution during the year amounted to 8021 The income of the asylum fur the year amounted to 18,001/. Ila lOC out of which sum 8,000/. had hem paid et amount of the aim bolidiag, and the expunged the seta- Wiehment were about 5,0001. The report wag received sad adopted, after which the election wag poenedel w ith, w h im lea chil dren were elected from a list of 74 candidate*. [Advertiaeskent.]—ls it possible to select a Watch sorWee kw% dim* ban On Leaks imalleNNl,lo at Ilholooll, Lt ONNIsi, or WM.. mama a *mem t is z ind ememise ei amaels. est 111= n t i alzterzteemb ewe 4•11111111 OS 11111 2 ::=Voile g e INNIPEPEN. IDA INlsmalse as to mist eel& gadroe is se 111. 15 me dada mauls • midi uSaaul The trial they proceeded, and after the defendant and saotber witness had been examined on the part of the defence to prove that no arraignment was made to relieve the de fendant from liability to extra costa, The Chief Baron summed up the evidence, and The jury, otter a brief retirement from the court, found • verdict for the plaintiff—damages 1764 INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--Jusz 17. The &Mega were rieurned t,day before the Chief Cc• zoissioner and Jr. Commiesioner Murphy, In their respeethe 000t10. IN He THOMAS BISHOP.—BIIIACH OF PROMIIII OP MAItRIAGI. In this case an application was made to admit the Insol vent to bill till the hearing. An objection was taken to the application on the ground that the insolvent was in custody for damages awarded against him in an action foe breach of promise of marriage, and the party was the only creditor on the schedule. It was urged that there was a prima facie case of remand against the insolvent is the damages given, and therefore it wee not a caae for bail to be tikes. Ildl.bommiartionerkur ihy --- ;e7cl by the practice of the court there were exceptional oases In which bail had bees refused, and one of the exc-ptions had reference to an action for breach of promise of marriage, and be should thanking decline to take bail. Application refused. " GARDNER r. GODPILIT."—nr RI HINIT °ARMOR& This insolvent, who was the plaintlff in the swim of " Gardner V. Godfrey," for eleinction, applied for bail. He wee in custody for 1621. 6a., being the taxed costa of the ddesidaat. The court accepted bell, sod the diseharge wee ordered. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Moro Mr. Jontios Crompton.) Jones Seant,, 68, was charged with wilfully and mali ciously setting lire to a workshop, with intent to defraud the Phatais fire-office. iMr,Tindal Atkinson conducted the prosecution; Mr. Metcalfe ddendel the prisoner. This case oauyied the court for several hours, Me the facts lay in a very narrow commas. The prisoner, it ap peared, tarried on the bnibiem of a blacksmith in a place celled White'scow, in Whitechapet, and in the month of February of the pretreat year he efficied an insurance in the Placenta °lke for 1001., an addttionel premium being charged on account of the premiere adjoining s chemical manufactory, whirs a great many very infl•mmable substances were kept. It seemed that for room reason or other a sus. =was entertained that the prisoner intended to mischief; and a Mr. Bourdon, the proprietor of the chemical works referred to, and one or two persons in his service and a policeman watched his proceedings, and on the night of the 3rd of May. when the fire took place, by means of • bidder they placed themselvee ins position f rom whence they could see what occurrei upon the prisoner's premises. According to thar evidence, about h4fipast o'clock in the morning the prisoner was seen to go into his workshop in • stealthy manner, and almost immediately afterwards the place was observed to be on fire. The parties immediately rushed into the place, and they there discovered that some barkers tilled with straw and shavings were en fire in different parts of the shop, and the names were elfin raished, without ceasing more than very trAlvg damage. When the prisoner was questioned, be said that the flee had been occasioned by hie dropping • candle, accidentally, into one of the beakata that was filled with shavings, and the fire bad spread is the ether parts of the shop. He at the same tinsel accounted for being at the shop at so early an hoar in the morning by stating that he had to repair a window-blind for • tradesman In the neigh bourhood named Hall, and that it was necessary it should be put up again by eaves o'clock in the morning ; and this statement turned out to he tram An spent of the Phan& Compsny went on the following day to see the prisoner upon the subject of the fire, but he toll him it was onnecemary that he should interfere, as he did not intend to mike any claim upon the office, and an arrangement was made that he should give up the policy upon the amount of the premium, ten shillings, being returned to him. The only additional fact in the case appeared to be that the stock which the pri soner had insured to the amount of 1001. was not worth in reality more than Bf. or 101. The flee office, it appearel, WWII not the parties who had instituted the present prosecu tion. Mr. Metrelfs =is a wry able speech to the jury on be half of the prisoner, and be contended thee there wax noshing in the care to show that the fire really was not the malt of accident, sad that the fact of the Phoenix Company declining to strongly coatirmed this view of the cadre withered, were called, who gave the prisoner • very good character. Mr. Justice Crompton rammed up the evidence, and the jary, after deliberating nearly an hour, returned • verict of tieilty, bet strongly recommended him to mercy on amount of Ma op end good character. He was sentenced to ei 6 ht year.' penal rervitude. NEW COURT. (Before the Recorder.) William Whit; chandler, was brought up, and sentenced to twelve months' irepr:somment. Joseph Zalmwmatrica was also brought up, and sentenced to titres years' penal servitude. This ended the business. The next amnion commences on Monday, July 4. THB POLICE COURTS. BOW-BTREBT. Mr. Charles Clark‘tdeecniteda;[wit•oM ie keeper at the Victoria Theatre, attended before Mr. Jatchne to answer a 111112211100111 preferred against him by Mr. Anhwei Flatfoots, the well-known pantomimist, charging him with perjury. Mr. Hall. policitor, appeared for the prosecuthoe; and Mr. Collate, solicitor, for the defence. It appeared that la the early part of MAT Me. Flexmor• was ladebtect to the deleadant in the sum of WI., being the Waste dee on a bill of excbasge for 601. On the 17th of May Mr. Clarke, who lives :text door to Mr. Faxmors, is Harealecbuileinge, Lambeth, had a coevereation with hien on the subject of certain statements which Mr. Clarke had heard, to the effect that Mr. Flezniore was about to leave the country, is order to aceempany his father-in-law, Mr. Andel, he a continental tour, and that be inteaded to stay away A ft -r this occurrence Mr. Clarke applied to the Court of gasea's Beach for a writ "ne elect regno," la order to hold Mr. Flazurore to bail that he should not leave Ragland till be had paid the debt. Mr. Clarke supported hia applica tion by as affidavit to the effect that, in the converefaion above referred to, Mr. Flemertre bad declared hta istientlas of going abroad immediately after his ben. fit at Drury-lane Theatre, which was to take place on the 26th May. Ow that ettiotten the writ was greeted, and Mr. Fleamore wee arrested. He was dammed m prison ell night tad the ful• lowing day. He authorteed a friend to settle the matter for him, end defeadeat's claim having Men satisfied, he was liberated. Mr. Ylexmore positively swore that thmaghout the con rerseti,•n of the ll , h Mop ha emphatically tisolid that M had say laieation ~f going abroad. It was impnmlbla for bum to entertain any sot h lineation, partly firm hie state of health, sad partly trout other oircumetasots. Hlllhralth we. so bad that b could sot perform, eampt whoa on his benefit night ha was compelled to anima as tdown. He meld hare so saitagemset with his father-la-law, wish whom ha was sot at that tints oa good terum. Hs had not daposed of say pAiesa of his foreman or of his posy and chaise, as was Add by Mr. Club. PIA. finnan (timely Jidda Mad) eonsbarded the By kr. Neal—The act does not come into operation MI the let of July. Mary Anne Stanley, 184, Prospect-place, St. John's-wood, stated that in them omit of October, 1817, the !MI an ad wertisetuent in the newspapers in whioh deafness wee par trt° be cured at the British and Foreign Free Ear ibtary. She maw Edwards there. She asked to me the planner Menem, who afterwards came in. He examined her ears, and mit that be would cure her in eight dam He added that he had seen 60 paiienta that day, end that he had been deaf himself, and had cared himself. Among hie patien'm cured was an admiral, who bad been deaf several years. Sits asked him what he would charge. He replied 111. or 91. She left, and the sum night Edwards brought her a boa sontaining three phials. She gave him 91. 35., and he gave her a receipt, signed "J. N. Nicholls." One bottle contained a led .n to bathe the leek of the ear, and another contained medicine to drop into the ear. There was also as matimmation. Mr. Lewis—Did the medicine do you any good? Witness—Not at all. It did me an injury at the time. I afierwseds had another hittle, which he said was more ex pensive. Alter I applied it I got worse. I subsequently sent Ws a lawyer's letter, but it bad no effect. Thomas Carpenter. 114, Douglas-street, Deptford, said that in Eeptember, 1867, he called at the Free Ear Isfirmery in consequence of seeing an advertisement. He called there to get advice fur hie daughter. He saw Edwards, who re presented himself as Dr. Waiters. This winless gave nearly similar evidence as to the advice gives and the remedies pre scribed, He wonted to get his daughter into the infirmary, when he was told that he mast either become a aubsceibse of St, or get a subscriber. Sophia Stiff, 34, Vauxhall-eireet, Kennington—ln March, 1867, celled at the infirmary. She sew Edwards, who geld that abe would be cured in titres weeks. Hs gave her three bottles, sad she paid him 7s. for them. They did her more harm than good. Thom. Cot roll, carpenter, Southwark-bridge-row% said that he went to the intricacy in January, 1857. He saw Edwards, who fetched Welters. He had three bottles gives him, for which he wee naked Me. He gave 10e. After he took them home he thought there wee eaneling wrong, end never used them. . _ _ Inspecior Young, who has had the owe M hand, produced sewers! printsd papers foiled at the prisoners' premise@ in Mount •sirert rehritor to the Free Ear Infirmary. He found there hundreds and thousands of labels, aa also • letter with the Armature of fikianer aitsched. Mr. Lewis now plod he would produce evidence to show that so saelymis of the "medicine " bad been made, and what thtantirsin had dittiond„ . - Mr. HaVrsaM.teters,4l, Dathigh-strest, Pimlico, Ws Profretev of Chstai i sz at SL Gooens's School of Medicine, Grosvenor. plaoe, p nevi several phials and bottles which had bees Ono blot to analyse. One oontained ;spirit of lavender and an roe deposit. Mr. Lewis—World that be affsoinal in the eta. of deaf seas? — Witness—Not In the alighteet degree. I should not like to use it. Another contained sulphate of lead and an acetate of lead. The drops contained rape oil, oil of olives, sod • email quantity of soap. Henry Neuhaus, saliatent to Mr. Medlock, 20, Great Meriboromih-street, gave similar evidence of some "modi cum" that had been given to him to an dyer. In one of the largo !milks about h.lf the liquid was urine. Mr. Lewis observed that thin was the evidence he had at present to adduce to tol.rocoe to the Free Her Infirmary. Oa the next occasion 'liftman would oome forward to, state that the name of " L000ck" had been need at the eetahlialm meat in Mount •street. He bagged to say that the medical profession, who., cause ha advocated, were obliged to bin (Mr. Norton) Lie the attention be had paid to the evidence which had been adduced to ramie the fraud. The witnemea were bound over to ;itodecute in this case; and the prisoners were again remanded. FROM LAST NIG GI'S GAZETTE. galitli CA %TIM. 71w Plo::;;. " lrtul ' Un ' atolahlre, eon merchant, to ararymday juoa 23 at 11, d July 21 at It. at 1111•113‘03111,4,1114. Ids. lawraywe aad Co., Old La Jeasy.cliambera off. assay., Jaitaaya, et. JAMBS • lib Yr, linnytOor Strint West. Eaton square. •pothara7, Jaly 1 sod 29. at 11. at tsaolostuJl 'treat aola, /Isola nod W 1•016. 111,gb stmt. tloothorark ; off. rota- C. 0. ., ala losttalkoreat. JOS, tt a. Voverouttrt. rudder. July 1 at 1., sad July YD at 1. at Owing .611-dreet. Macs sod Co., Gnaw ate ba K tff• Cia. bad taUtalot, Webster; of. awls.. Walt.lle. DWI:- JoniltYoUS, MSlrt, 140 of Ely, auctioneer. Juba and July 2., all, at Broadtail s rJr. rol.. Wrosiano, buctlastuiry, City • meld Standsld. IMrm,lhall street. Jamas ll•auts. :sortiterutuun. grumr. July 1 at Is, sod July 2.3 at 2, at Ilasa , dnall.rtreur. so boAl..cers and Ilacl000d„ Mama*, City ; off. orris., Ifturisfehl, Harinshcil rut. Caaierorg•a tlsarrooo. Ludoury roa • North, Itsynroter, builds', duo* '4 at If fort Juir 31 al at Ita.lughollstrest. la, maul, Mlbolugtowsquaro, ..d Webb. Cook • court, IducuirisCoo ; off. weft.. ISIAISICII. ifY111101•11 4,1 - 4 , A4 Darla Bsasss, hlllbsult street, Westminster Orros enor.street, lialoa-sosts as. and lama-place, Pall mall, corn cbaaller, Juue Iti at 12, aid Aura lall, at tardugbalt street. got. Bad, rd.. Luna Jars. : od. Oda.. Fussell, Uuddhall sbarobsrft. Whale. onus Gasp... and W cu•St BUST 1.11/T111,4713. liaplose. City, lad nonoustbry stn.. noutairark, mows. July at 111. and Aran. at 1. at 1 , 11.114th5.11 00000. Sol Ilubtard. Bucirr-bu.y. 111 y • off. wag Ittlwards. Bt.lurakall Wee. 10010 40000,0 es. Moe'. Utroyshas, grue r. Judy 23 and July 19, at 11. at Iflnutosturo court held at :sottlagtodo. 801., crsusbb., Nth, rut, aw Etm e., a gong a=gu., aatb. grocer. Jingo 22 and July 2d. at 11, at 101_u L041 , t. ro a, black ad runtoouds, luds, and abbot sad Co., 11144 of.. aria.. *War. Bristol. Wows. lint. Croak. Lineolusbire. calico, June to sad July 27, at it at Lards loom bold at Kingston upon Bull. Startles atal doa. Klogd sod Lunn:ulna, Croak,; uB. any.. Carrall. 11 WI. IftfrUls V LNT PITITIOSICRP.—AT PORTUGAL BTRKET. 1.11/elle C 1.07 C011E1131110,1•Il --- July 1. 0. Wow Wooboorowgrovo. Ilsrogatet, roefoctioner— Noutho White Ilona Amok, NW,* 7, otlaan-17. Punch, Arch, Newt, Keo-luetoo Ark. etaNnotonb.N.r- T. .1 Tatum, CIL Groro Mad. NJUtt. arl elt.rowN47.,er—J. thwrinictoo, Nockner rood, tow, pluoobrr —U. ButtorsorUt, Waloat tra..l4lt. 1..11.,:w0 row, toolbroleib dark. Jai!) 4. 11. J. Uo.Nle, Itighate, 1114.11ener. twardreour—L. Dolordlo. 1111ddlaws owe, Somers woo. French cabOset 'oat, 7—l. Odder. Pat• twerst..o stmt. Carobs , ' ell. Later—J. Cuwen, Orvy 1:40411.11lreet. West. dry 4.-11, wobo. Vurl7ercoc...ot, Lower Norwood. 0.01,00 clerk to the Lowt-n. tirldrov, wad Booth Corsi Railway p - Ilawtios. )Lima, 9 1 1.14MW-0. Bop. OW hottlraVess. Mai I , n rquoro. harbor. 111,01.. Ma CoMatimsloPfillt MCIPRT. July 1. T. Halley, plungoar--11. M. M ahem. h4le greet and MNIM Nagrpurt met. Lelce.4../ *wan. b 1 .0.1`44 Mill to We, Ytu h I,ounittou &Aar —IL Am. 4.1., Prlory•rosl amdmiunb ruts, 1.., thmikr—l. Cmarlea. WhMtbor-obtrect. !taw IC rtreet. Lnlos•ter.scp.are. It/perm...Med pelAm _ _ July S. J. P. Fromm. Sbeppettoa-guset. I.l.impon, 'Ow/ gable ktorxr-4. J. Joon, 63,61.1.•,844. riplace Wok tatobo , r 11, phew -11.44.01—*. hob,. aupwter—T. Polrkt, Ymldimmon tollsebouse Ittoper—J. Joida.., Jun , A:rip/cod. Yenklustoo, atcl.l.o t. DsCIARATIONB OP DlylpipDll, - - RlAca 17.7:11170Zeiiirg;;;; 1 7417.71•174 .t I. Tuerttsy. at Matreonon. Ittnutodeun. germ au Letu Shrewsbury. trunumegur-14 ativademt of :a llt 1.. eay Tuewtey. u wtittinue“. B.rminghun. WILLIAM w mm.sa. itrualsay. Lem merlin% enl ItlCY.ahl WNW.= kmbusa, Woecemerwawalre. awn merchants-14 &marl 44 IL Thimim u tUmmik ormashma. DI (DIM S. - • - - - • - - - - . _ July S. F. Ftulth two ants oIoWL Us tinge. Band, SanSw-July S. H. tint,. Nor.nlnm. Mutat. Islior-July S. 11. Adams, LI tisiJ4o. Miloloes, meals. -Jtut S. J. Carver mil W. Yed. /tasitaball street, sorchaols-J city •. J. /Mt a, Notai.h, mrlitoet-Joly 11. J. N ayuy i'ert.strest, attltlrste. plot miler-July 11. T. mutt, Weyelletb. !street, Pont 0.1-Ilaot. bolster-JO, 11. J. O. Dickies.. isoUta. s Sons. onloer -July 1 W. Iluot. Moseberwr. mad dim.. Laos-W4 Mlt oseufacturer-July IS. W. Moor. Ysulbma. Insnufsc.iirer -July N. I. herr. Hato% Lancashire. dyer-Jay 8. 0. Menem 681 J. •N•let. Wanchener, Joiners -Julys J. Metro, Uttat b.4g,. end WtJocebery. abs. traufas later-July 14. 0. II lass. Nottllelltato. lace wallets turas-Jury 11. J. ttreaget ioraratst 50teto. hinelqb. fecLo-July IL 0. M o ore, ShOl.lloll. 1 arty shire. 110.11 to n-July 11. T. Jon., MWllOf T/dlll. Cilasexamoblet. vo.or-J WY 11..1. Sta.. AlletPlsith. 010 .1011 Mini. eddy Intildet -July I. It. tlawniontl, bIiWS. bulkier-July 8. J. Mid s. sea, .em., 111. L Tburotoo. heir lUYley, TorloStre. fist 'planer-July S. J. Tom o, lined. tleaer loolt.M.L.t-Jays. W. M Wool*. Crew Mad Meer, 'no York.hire: owls o nauctrum-J Lily . 25 Y. Noble, Mtistiosta, Icek.bire. Ilueo ooltyllylooTan w te ualeai COO. be fibewit to Om coalsal7. or the day of oestlaj. Jib S. W. 111.0.14. Dovcreourt Lodee. nom Hererkh, Um. blades -July m. B. L. lisrucv. Untoscherelt street. City, alp ossa IL J. rwry. Week llsreartootiere. bone dealer-July 11. J. 160,714. /Mg LK* de sad Wedneebery.Stallordsbire, oboe awaufacumse -July A. J. 14. Voss, tVonort awl Dulley, Wortoesnalm, imam Joy 6. J. St afoul and T. Plasfon.l. Wielamanw7 U.S. VW Una., ilaldfoldehlre. outlet aseauf..oyet.-donos 1. T. Waloblomo, SO. Meakans.J4l.te AYtmMI. J HIO.O. Nonlotharo. AAAAA KISH 1 Ye DIMOJLVMD. J. 1 Pa . .. and 0. Ttler. Plalsonstrest and Stokes Croft. MeIMOL botrlel ale and go , tr turrcbaaW Linta W HU& mid J. mos, lloloury. It woes...bite, eoaltaracts to tot se tepee J. ms-1r (114 to. J an . sad W. Roberts, Vol.. dialottlabs. maw to mete of iron -. J. ilueter. H. 0. Knauer, sod l& O. Y. ow small, Christi, Utoorobe.h rt, cenntaiseion soesle-M. Arm an 4 T. U. bowie,. ego", t.istosocaoralla. loWl•Wela Ir=sl Ms Sara.. au I olaoetgaa timid Ns sod X. I. voth, 110.88.5, isoodashlre7=:%. Ilaseass aol Mob... Most W Moilar bisollomders-J. Jack . sos. A. roller. asd J. J. LlaimoisMieM.o4/. eloolla• Mod & ism% J. Ommir. W J. T. TEE LIVERPOOL TIMBER TRAWL—Messrs. A. F. end D. Mackay in their circular observe .—The condition of the wood trade le on the whole flat, bet not to such an ex tent as to cause despondency, while a considerable check has been laid en what had begun to 1.,0k like the promise of ap proaching prosperity. Stocks generally are light, but owing to depressing iIadiHNICO. priors have not rims ; in fact the market nosy be stated se meek shout what it was at the date of our last. Dania, which were imported freely, receded in ,alas S.t a time, but hove so far roc Jeered es to be about equal to what they were at that date. Pitch pine be. also come forward in quantity, end moat be considered depressed a little in price. CORN.—CtiELM.FORD, JUNE 17.—There was a much smaller supply of +hest at market to-day, and a limited demand. Moly farmer. preferred waiting, rather than take the decline of 2.. to 3e. per qr. ; but where ages were made such wee the cam. Tile weather is now all that can be desired fur the growing crop, although in some localities there is conerderab'e damage done by the heavy storms. Basra are badly spoken of in many districts ; the price was fully maintained to-day. Itumour, JUNI 17.—We have bad s fair supply of wheat, which met a limited demand at 2s. &se clo. Red, 465. to 485.; white, 604. Bcarcely anything doing in other articles. The wrath,• continues very favourable for the growing crops. In many places the wheat is already in ear ; but tt is not well spoken of, bring not so large as last year. It is not expected, from present eppearanoes, that we can have as Nitwit's' a crop es was the case last year. Greet complaints are made reepecting the winter beans; in ny owe they have been ploughed in. WAKEFIELD, luxe 17.—Trade le dull, owing to the fine weather end large erri vale. Wheat ea la at a &cline of 3a. per qr. Grieding barley Is. par qr. lower. English beans unaltered, but Egyptian Is. lower. Oats and shelling have who declined eococwhat. avetage for the week ending Jan 4 19 :—Wbeat, 1.303 qre., at 61e. 6fd. • barley, 100 qrs., at 33a, ; oats, 30 qrs., at 29e ; bean", 46 qrs., at 47e. 104 CEIRESII.—BISHOPSTOIR, Jess 16.—A 100 d Supply of chow, sod steady oals mc prior about the same as lAA woad. COLIA-LONDON, FRTDLY, 'brut 12.-Buddle'd Wait Hartley, 16s. 9d. ,• (key's West Harley, 14s. 91.; Human Gas, 14s. 6d.; Hulrwell, 18..; Howard's West Hartley, 15.. 9d.; Lambert's Wept Hartley, 15e. ; Mount Moor Steyr, 140.; Sherlaton Mote, los.; Tanfield Moor, 13s. 61.; Walbottio Harley. 14.. SI. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. M.; Ward's West Hartley, 141. 6d. ; West Riding Hartley, 15r.; Walls End Etroo, 16..; Walls End Horton, 15s. 3d.; Walls Bud Riddell, 151.; Eden Main, 15s 9d.; Walla End Braddylla littloo, 16a. 3.1.; Walla End Haswell, 1T.,. Ild.; Walls End Bettor, 17a. 6d ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 16.. 3d.; Walls End South Helton, 17a. 3d.; Walls End lieurrh Hall, Ide. ; Walls Bud Brllne, 16.. 9d.; Walla End South Hartirpool, 16s. 31. ; Walla End Trlmdon Hartlepo .1, 16a. 91.; Wail. End Thorpe, 16s. 6d.; Powall's Drift,. Steam, 21s. ; Pump Quart Stone, 215.-Shipa at Barka, 90 ; geld, 76. TRAFFIC RETURNP. YU. li.s. M. Total, Veal, ono.. mann ca.. 41.4. 1169. 1161. Wogs sea= Juke 5 g A ft 0 11107•1 DIEM ......... ...... -.— 4.30 :ai a e•girrlier Imo 10. WO. Moto% Ilrellas— - - aarmvaTa — iiree• to wpw 264 1 2 13/ 110 351 11.11.11.111 R agerdo-Taistiac• frrim: . 6.011 8'. 923 85. 111 Lenhatdo ...... 365 16)1 968.) 10./11 21 8, 1 31 ° 7 *out aadlog Jam IL . .. 1888 6.784 7.9 , 4 13.124 12,121 • 61' 398 r-d e;s • Tb• rmipla of this +••t do sot tado4• all th• Lombardo Roo. la eom•gaeaec of tb• altlaard ognl•n• do•ad nil WI. OF 04.RDEIR v. GODFREY. J. Oiracom. American geeing machine enropanyobo tars. re.;we J. OremareadJ. T. Jeer. BOOTell 13EQUESTIATION8. A. 111911.11 fate. Adachuren. merchant. June 23, at 60010 k Edinburgh. Jou, tenia.n, Ayntere, rattle dreier, June 22. at the St., Hotel, Air. ILARIE7a SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado suear, the produce of the British Possessions in America, for the wick ending June 14, h 255. lid per cwt., reclusive of the duties of customs peld or payable thereon. The average pr co of brown or Ilmoovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius., fur the week ending as above, is 2G.. did. The average price of brown or Muscovado suga , tbs pro. duce of the East ladle., for the week ending as above, is Me. 61d. The swamp peke of the three foregoing descrip. liege dowser is 266.11 d, per cwt., exclusive of dutiee. BRISTOL, J urn' 17.—Ton market remains steady. end th e sales ern:uprise 250 bade. West ladle, 3,000 mars Mauritior, and 6,600 tone. Havannabs, at price. much ors a par with those current at the date of our teat report. Refiners' pro dere eontinues to Pell freely at very full prices. Rum I. still dull, and prices notuitirJ. COTTON.—Livearoot, JUNE 17.—1 n the early part of the week tact market was dull and barely steady; tho im proved tone of banana. in M mcheafer on Tuesday, however, had a atisoulafing (Sec , up a the demand on Wednesday, We sales reaching 12,000 Calm and since then a good busi ness has been done in the useful middle end better grades of American, which have advanced about ad. per lb.; whilst the loner qualified, though more raleahle, are not quotably hitcher. Brazil has been in fair request, and also Egyptian, at the fall rates of last week. An Increased demand for Surat hes imparted greater firmness to prices, and, In some easse, rather dearer rates have been obtained for the better qualities. Speculators have taken 4,060 American, 60 Per usal, and 770 Surat, and there are reported for export 2,290 American, 1,040 Pernaro, 90 M .ranham, 2,190 Surat, sad 730 Madras. The market opened with flemneas this mora les:. the *ales will probably be about 8,000 bales, including 1,000 for speculation and export. COTTON GOODS.—Meetursrsa, JUNE 17.—There wee a gall but tablgeneral bueiFtro atbe coeresseelinent of the :eel at stead; prima. The fall of the Derby tolahtry —rightly et aet—gave more confidence in the feeling of perm, and there Rai more diepositlon to basineee for the cotoioent, erpecially in yarns for Germany. To-day sod daring the prev'ous two days, the rem being on, we have had so meetings *orb noting on the Exchange, and bud sambas been segisoted, bat lbws is no change in prices. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. City o • Locistow from I. Calast.4. ILay 2, Ist 7 N. lon 27 W. hums Emirs 'um, 9, i.t .46 40 N. lost W. Lady Brea Woos itomb ort..ff Md. Joni 4, lat 44 N. Ice Id W. 09!..1eb (Ow que). Iron Londos toe Wad's; April 17, tat• N, toe U W. Manlier, Ellb , from London let Auckland, all well, April 20, un the Line. Valetta (s), huts S, Hl 37 A 4 77, Lae 5 17 IL - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. HOT Mae's. —Bnahur bee fairly ein la with thunderstorm .ad ealtry weetLer. Ti a .ad +w manner in •hich It ha. tuocroded the Lau winds me-I frsoluro unplea,sat coo•Nateaos to mum by &weeded the gamut and bowels Iti ad such Irrnmi trt e. the use of IlollOwar• jattly colubrated Pll..pcohly wolves the met dl•trosslo.z attache of dysentery, halunsoes. sick heel one, Mighty, want of app Atte. aad drowsineee. These In. toweling Mb partly the blood, Ingmar the appetite, lams lea emu) , and tone to the Whole system. and vapor. tl•ntage held., rigour to the owl. Holloway's Pill esereise a WM. 011. 'nth...WM Oval' the (ItheloOn+ of dlgesUon and 40.th41.41,1100, and all ens glary MAIM They to•ilre th e full oonetryloa of aliment tam nub Wow . Latter. th us c `lldriOlog oar strength. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IL .48.—J one 13. at Bldralo, the wife of fantail:. Alms, Adyitant Rota Cornwall hangers. of a eon. B thBEE. —June LI. at Blackheath, the wife of O. Barbee, En.. o. semi. 111.1CKW1LL.--Joree 13, at Wale Sbelfurd. near Cambridge, the wife of the Roe. J. W. Marken 11. of dattalt:er. COOK N —June 14. at 'Tr .11,4 View. hear Mauebeoter, the wife Ot 0. /. took,. kp . of a 4.41414 CRUM 13. at Won Ilonee. Molthey, the wife of Crltakk. h.q.. of a ea. TORlieS— lane 10. at Malvern. the wife of Ltent.•Colonel Forbes. of a sou 01 PSON.—Jane le, at Delamere.terraoe„ Paddington. the wife of J. of a eon. BAN DENA N.—.luno 16. at Sydentarn. the wife of C. Bandsman. Noy., of • lion. MARRIAGES. CDIIIIY—TIUTOATIL—Jeee 16 at Et. Werturghe Chords. Derby. by the Dr. M c ... M. M. Y. Wilk S. di.4l. S. Currey, hp •to Wen. daughter W 0111111N6—HAMO ioD.—Jem It. of Dulwich Chapel. fly theMtry. C. 0. kowe, Lise.neL Mn of IL tabbing. 1.4.. of Lower Norwood. to JWr i•Letheih, daughter of J. klawgood, kee.,ot Rat Dulwich. harrey. OMNS..III-11011BLItlf.—Jdne 16 a the NthedreJ, Mauebeeter. LY the es. Canoga Inched. M.A., Mr. J. Groh... a Manchester. to Louta Jane. daughter if the rte Mr. K Henley. of Netuogliam. OW T N—MAT.—.lwee 14. at Trinity Qo oh. Twickenham. by the Hee. .1. winirig, John Keb.ll, Mtl of J. Own.. . el stenreate. to am. dearider o f J. May. Cy. of Tweeteekve. MCN/RE-6W le YUAN N.-J..16. at Aga .ialats. toper Norwood. by the Mee. C. Id Arnol.l, 11. A., IV. 11.,.r.•. NM • id eumiertimil. to M.Y.entighter of W..t. tw Mauna ne Heuer Ncremd. dorrol. POWITS—BiI•NDLINO.—Jmn. 11, at rt. Dermeds. Hanover square. by the Lout ki.boo of do or ao.l Mao, the Don. T. L. room, to henna Ells theth, daughter of the lots It. W. Dramiling. of Low Ood forth, Northumidsland. PicATlim. AINOULn.—June la.at Wintocrosa Wallingford. Bat., J. Arnold. Kra.. rand 73. 8AD9191 .—Jme 13. at Rothrrhara. Mary. alto of T. SWOT. Mini 61. - . .. BATCHLLOR.—.Itme 13, el l'olun Went, &on bonze, Devon, Mr. Datelse.or. anon 71. DAYLI6.—Jone 16, el Prlnoonvon.l. limelogton. J. H. Bern., Y.D., F.1..4114.. MN 0 _.. 01100111•11.—Jone 15, J Chertbanr, Ey. of Crompton. ow Old law, wed M. noLs.—J.l6. awe W. Eac . J.P.and D.L. .. of Davos. HUTCH IN 3.-4 use 14, at Albert Kowa, Clapbam road, D. Hol ahan, Seq. PaKILINP.—Jew 14, at Albury road, Carotervall. Mr. P. B. Perkins. OTOW.—Jno• 16, W. 0. Wow, Soo.. of Camberendl. aced W. W 11, at Llama, Lama Mr. H. Widmer, end 33. Mated sad Os MOAN eI Wn.u•si M [lse awr Has" a Pl. Lambed 011. at Ur 0111.6. la lambing Illrea, la as Pwdea d niarmia 18, in& f*