The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

FRANCK it aon ova owls ooaassrovrovay.) FARIS. 1141TOILDAT 'fbe Bourse has been Arm. a t 66 for cash and 68.18 AR necouot, wish a fall in the Snit case of Sc. and a rise of 150. in the latter. Mo- Diller roes 7.50. A considerable bwinese wee done I. r ailways. Orleans rase 201. ; Northern, 7.60 ; Lyons, 11.16 ; Eastern, 6.25 ; Southern, 7.60; and Western. 10f. Mr. Disraeli's parliamentary expla nations produced a good effect upon the market. The news which I sent you some three month's.* that all the infantry regiments of the French army would be armed with :aka is now confirmed by the Nomitiridr de tArrede. The change is to be made with all speed. Orders have been given for the ma nufacture of 400,000 new rifles. M. Mire's paper , the Journal des ClisnuUs de Per wee east to-day in a prosecution for fake news. Th. sorpos wu found in an article of May 1, speenlatieg upon the probable dividend of the CrEdit Mobilier. The publisher of the journal and the author of the article are each fined I,ooof. M. de Pine was removed to Paris on Thursday. He has suffered greatly from the hest, end the vomiting continues. It appears from the Drod that the decree of non lieu relating to the duel, which I have already said was rendered by the judge of in struction does not necnesarily relieve Limn. Hydrae from all risk of punishment. The civil prosecution is dropped, but the decree states that the ofßoers con cerned in the duel are remitted to the competent military jurisdiction. A judge of instruction has, however, no power to order a court-martial, and it remains to be seen whether the minister at war will do M. A despatch from Vienna states that the dills:anise between the Credit Mobilier of that city and M. Rothschild are arranged, and that he will remain on the direction. BRAZILIAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS. Toe Royal Mail steamer Tyne, C4tain Sawyer Admiralty agent Lieutenant Beddek, N., arrived at Southampton on Saturday. Her date* were : Buenos Ayres, May 2 ; Monte Video, May 5; Rio de Janeiro, May 15 , Bahia, May 19 ; Pernambuco, May 22; Bt. %mcent, May 30; Tenerife, Jane 3; Madeira, June 3: Lisbon, June 8. Amongst her cargo were diamonds to the value of 62,5911.. gold worth 11.1791.; silver worth 1,4121.; and jewellery worth 2181. 'foe 'lye* brought home 170 passengers. She was detained 24 hours in the Channel on account of a tog. She is the last steamer that has come home by the old mail route, and was not due in England berme the Pith lest. For the future the Brazil palters will be due here on the sth of the month. NAVAL AND 'tamale T. THE MEDITERRANEAN. YALTA. Jura e. There ia • report is Malta that each region' in th. winks it to be Is sense say number ander ne Mailable reenir. nil Ma please Was very mash, ee e •Mame ere &babied M be oaridaed at the mos bating . . . . On The 4.11 ft Jaw Pissefetbor had a review d the asap la purism. She proper of the newly nand had hattelleas, %haled end led, is roost ettisfsetnry. "De 21111 now Bt tor soy aurvice It may he called on to perform 0a the let lens her Majeety's ship Vulture arrived from Abiteadria, and the Vigilant Gem Corfu, and on the 4th her On ship Pricers Royal, hoes Alezeradria, dale. On the 6th her Meesty's ship I.firt arrived, having the 7th at Gibraltar. the bares ca her return ba abw data, tables hose womb and invade. Tat Beet proceed is sea en Thuteday, for the papas of target . prwriot. They will rennin cruising oft sad ea the island loom 11. Lord Lyons, in the Royal Albert, the Cosquera , , Princess Rohs), end Catawba, le ft Mal ts ea the 10th for s three daya' cruise to evade at the great guns. The Visa dower, from Gibraltar, era Sport bare mined here. The ltastran sad the Rams ere at the harbour. The Cambt ir bas Jost arrived hare hose Aisendria. OFFICIAL INQUIRY AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL. WOOLWICH, lees 11 Os S.I leg ow of the members of the Bora Cow n& f• modeled ho the Home of Cheeweee anted et We .1•100 Assert. lee We a sels of melee Wedelns relabel, te the strew deowlmeela oweelellf Irish Fl e .. .smar- Wrersineet isrsdingi as Ilaggeso is s smga se Ars di for oseelea Oho der of we. the Segel Ice "NMI /1107 INO• OW WU heft. usgrdlen et ens ; ind r = le lagelrbee feat Ile Wag homtwitea * NOM *al fangs amid too NNW set W She sod of ee. It welethelse Iles Ohm inwr iew est ad oh WY tawdry bun sisignsgn Ind ids ignogniss =le be • elailliAMß liaarr sidings' eggnsin li r: rug os i w nig andlgra=in= doelell Wee Itte leermeer owd Tar wain roma we elehre.l a. •zeo en WWI Rik at the mins 11 6 f•to" ill elbUTl . ingrimiggi gt die lid* ow be wags to is kens fatesea7. is tbefeell •ef wow the wee. It Issend Yee wet* se wren eel he eoeTteolleal wee. le a wiliness Wei Net the foram motored la the inn lbeggelge we ne w *S orididg hew denlieleet Weetweeffs." WIIIIEL= p dt efe sew e Ind * noire as lallmie et the ZailiMMl fuer ef r meta The MS eel. It wenn.iw wydeind le the lea leoletlea leheemoolet TM be lereeded the the It le Oa mod& that ihe eta re,tle=untee Me eoe. • teeie lealletal Well* tee of pow eifneeliplo ins Lunn grim re law Ins vibe of Ihe errs omit elish or deetteged le dr Wanda sendis GRAMM um Orders bump boa bard by Woad tbs cow weefeet off =Ea dinollett get fee the higus ends moms. mg is is ma mid lb* Nis i = Wson de he** elewqmsoe of aelielseuera ere le the um = ka bb= et hem sewn* ebb a meet deal of Wm% DIVONIPORT Java IL The Ortoo. C.aptala irmourt, woo Won to Tim oaths( to. W. or Yrklay, aad iiyMmime ot baud on Wards/. PORTIIVOCTII. Jess IA The H. 6, peddle *bed Arai sloop, Commuter it enfold at apilbial be * slept fresi rdtontrn wi:4l..Oir k Ott .. k .... si, bli b riebsom woe die le 11%7 . db. elle a l " , I.BlLes wool refarli• gar no le to ark al admit Una Ataisbal A. lasstram, vie la *4. as Adman' AI Ur Yesi.ornsimb Ise4. Wee bli ea I :Met lamemilm• Mae re meesima Se seems to reetiormilli Ins 411..-rubelma Taislay. by mama Oft. Ibay an kW stymie, Nib It elmma. It . mraluesad UM the rib Zazu d. f Ms Ibls. art lb@ Y Zsmt. Peet . Wing Tort, linlik are Wei le R^_..l fees the* enema Magni to Allmbott. LAUNCH o THE CEYLON. A valuable addition has just been made to the ahadici mad powerful het of the Peadisalar sad Chleatel Coeipuq, winch with Ws accession mow numbers as lea thso 64 vessels, very large peopotatou of which ithe reek ia the highest clasp. The rieer weasel wee lased*/ is &Mar day. from the buddies yard e/ Messrs. fleatuda, Brothers, at ropier, is the pesetas of several of the dberlare cd the ears peay, sad • assidseshie amiss a ashen of lath ease, who were Welted to whom the (Nelmary. Asesag tame prevail won Lead Dowses, Admiral Macomb*, the Has. dr. Dr iIP wad Mrs. B Copia& Nair, R.N. Orplela W. P. , 4 13 . 7111 r. A. rs sad Yr. Lisa, directors of the cosepeay ; Mr. Hsiow, Yr. de Belie, Z I party, the /tee. J. M. Baler, to. Miss de Sans eillaseed as the priestess of the cesselea, sal prierseed hue spaseriel &Pies with a rawer wad semen highly eatieho tory to the s dd saperesidome waded 'dad is - abase; ie Oil future Mabry of the gasatic ha at maimed by her the Cahn. Within • ler seen& stew the *nal WY rally sad asp* siva, a • the v sew essel glided tote the water sr Baba ly-11 duckling or sr What cro,dtle, end es she redhead rnstisedy ea the bora of 0;i Padre Themes ler ewer was thsegaread amidst ta midterms aM lasposaihrist parades hem the spectators ce shore. It way he an well is seas that she is a test-else tea slam,, ,Mated he the ladles melee. Her also. 111 b. ICOR y, die aresiehere of white ire hen eahmehd to ' hears. Ilampireys Tat is Ma to of 4110-lesse power. The thee oesigiel is eir her vas shoat earth 'sondes. When hardial the wee wthahriely nested sad rigged —ea esitedy rad haare, ham, la &seal volt • her tore. lee bar vas ea heat, the water Make were plied, sad the bathe of the grew sB prepared be as eaOnset staltelks was apnea/ at the wan d garret anillare a dr mew arse. is the sand mid halt ley lleres. &ask fa the paint usellbseesespary la the world. She is also the tweed en that dry lea Mr yet built, though the keel of iselbail law is alnedy elable. The die asset theassioas of the Calm —barb ea Mee_ , ha ; di.., 41 fr et; depth, 211 het;; larthea la lems, ass am twit; twee iseparmed at lead Us, ktile It is • atassetely bet Oa dee day did mot per OM without are a then had areldeets which so ftgesetly wear r esameties eta ismaohee. About den o'clock la the loy, ahem 111 years a ere, messed James Jolly, a • astasdes, was essithg mar the raw is =ra r g . 7teperstinee he the esereke, who ea areperceired sail la • plash, wheat wee Wei area& to the iptaimd, area is hi inessee mad desaisal him dorm with it tea a rhiettaz Tr a rbow Med • her eareas eta, se All, the e nits pail of ladies ad garthear preserlei N s sierthr to Isregiewes Rotel, where, ft the geese§ of Kea , . Ile. dr News. Omsk they prior* of ea haat tam& ptag, sad Ms; with his eateriared iskesey. hearer( spirts rd ea sis the liiiiMSllliemst THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1858 Lab) inttlligtout ki 6111?1,41POL1 TAJI 1,013 !tT 410USTIL frump dir apprir for Ur perm Warourta Warlalrne—Wwwar. Fro 1 4 164 rumor, blartlrose road—M..lQ. JILIN 15, or thrt4 loorgder. Ilwerroww_ Orwlesurer—llowday. Jur 14; Tharry, Jur 11. Bow, Faleirreal—Twaser, Jur 16 rasulerlo,, Oistawlowol—Trodol, Jur l6, and two following 1 161 1 WWw/g. 16ard4444, Dower—Turfy, Jur IL rd two fol low*: rya (4 usirow—Wallarro. Juno 16 : 644 •Nawines• VI" Juse n . 17. Chr Lame• — :Whilla,sidlow—Vosday, Jar 14. MIK= CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES, 1856. Oa galmlleg. In laM air a Tab* Term, the Add a igrel gad Weed theregyMadalag sad g o l f the dem aad Mame fur opining the eelan la ema WM, f ug Me Ogamke Asia.. TM %Waring MOM eMelal garimpsmat Ise era aim Oa : NOMA( 01,0111?.—Jellim: Lord Omeaboll and Mr. Juana WIL Vr miz trbath Befsatal. J.ll Id: Monad. Panda, July 13. ' M Tkanilei July It ; Cule. Sunnis,. July it; Nor. 011 g, eb& Jely II ; I _ . Monday, Jolly A Mew, Mauro— Mc Mr Cockburn aNd Mr. Janke Indadman Oaklaia, Irl defy 11; a p ea . tatlN/q. July 10; lasidir mad Borough,. Weneardag, July 1. Id n/uttaar aud Teas. 11siaithi4. .1114 11, Lawn. aod ...14. n I '128.4m, Jul: I 1: ... &;= . 6,g , , L, , ,z. r r i k r = i vl. Lord COW lame Me 11.Xnarr. and * Mr. Nana Martla. Puns. July 10; I sr% ste t 11a,...E !or b 14 ; Neurmialearad Dora, July al ; tarsi, . S; Aggroby. Fraday. Aug. I; Imam tom adanday, Aug .7 ; Wedadaday, Alla. 11. *gems C. acase.--Jullos 1 r. Dana Wawa sad Mr. 1111P1M CIIIINSOL Wlsabarar.llllmisy. Jett . 0); New Sanwa. @wady, July l a Te 7 Z=Zr =4 j :I l k , fa i t' itt2g: trur i t /.; el. Thanot. Alitlea Lt Ogleat %iseeir.—Jaamm Mr. JaMee Ilykri and 1110 JIWO =lllr. Jungles Oolarinea. Ablarlem Theirday, July g; , Jaly le ; Wavener and Qty. nedaeolay. July le ; Isnodag. ealy 17; ilarewebery. Tendeg. July lIT ; Ilriefard. gnaw W h zly A gl , 7 1doarameh. Tagagay, MR.2; Chow Oar and City, Ham Dra . o l esr. —Judges Mr, Jinn* Palm end M . Berm ram. veg. Bereard, Tbermay, July le: Lama. Redanday, July 14 ; Cardeaderd. Maim ` Jay it; lialanuan nook,. Jam 14; Uulld• MR WAIN. Mim 1. °mourn soz FRI PRINCIPALITY OF WALES AND CHNOTIL Nem Wanes moo Camna.—Jadm: Mr. Janne Orrearger. Mae MU tea Mr. Juat Cmeaptea ft Chatter. Amnia. Liar 42 , .. r ▪ t m.ffitlemi_ . JZV el eihri.l l .l3sriatar• ... .h.b A; ins ginalkonalm. Boers Wain mat —Joo: Ma halm Memplea. sto as al=r 3:l3 : Waku sw. ..e m a s tiptingt proV ir r . r . sf e7 JMs , 4; !a)11; 47 Lan= . 47 Clamor and QM. .1: tam V aawrise ir=l.: mar BM Mg lima la egmead M IS " . c e iwi l aw l miiiliarmilt laro.oti „-...i 0........ eh* en I wps teld.thiet key hope wwe me, and *ow sell tgpertect in ra wer, end whit scanty preparation I brought to the -twffitteent-rof the - office: — huts lyeativtdetr — llderifibfleffir would be oat of place new. Thetis are very few in, and certainly I sin not one of them, to whom a judge's offios will not always present pent daeulties. Ifislt themiliew-1 feel them sow; but from the beginning to the sal— from the first day to the lent—l can truly am that nothing has helped me more then the leeroing, industry, and ability of the bar—nothing has more lightened my labours or cheered me under the anxieties of office then your uniform kindness sod candour. I have also learnt—l very early tonne— that if • judge will be simple and patient, candid and considerate, whitest respect, without fear ot per sone—precious qualities I admit, but yet within the reach of every oonmeMat head sad honest heart—he may be certain of such I sad co-operation from the her as will not only Weser W difficulties but strengthen him in over coming them. Gentlemen, in the light and sunshine of this conviction I hare gone on in my way before and among you, hopeful and rejoieing, without wholly deeming, and yet I trust not wholly unwortt o o d f s. that embraces I hare al_ wept received at your I know not how I lined have laboured bare so many years without it. I am ewe I owe much of whatever success I have achieved to it, I Yid helpers me that kr it I shall be deeply grateful se long I as I Nelts It weeM wpm • mat of ieb gto suppose mak la se may yearn I mom gave • just caw of awes to any ens, dad this Is not the moment I am disposed to Athol' mama nadir soy menses which may be suggested to me. ' Nihon be any one mow you now present whom I have ever pained or Injured by Weed look, from a want of paws*, or still wawa from witematery personal prejudice, I 'apron my sinews 'sorrow, end I heartily desire his forgiveness. theitisma, I will net detain you by a single wood ea the C=er importance of our proLsaiss. Bo long as Rag terpthing, rich, end tree, the law most always m ercies a predominant influence. You feel, lam sum, that your responsibility ia oommensurate viih your illfilialCON sad I have no fear whatever that, in any political difficulties or dangers, you will be found, at your predecessors ever have been, with courage and integrity equal to any crisis that may await you; but these are not your severest trials. They are thou which an most insidious, which beset you In the ordinary path of your daily duty those which spring frees the excitement of contest, er the love of intellectual dis play, and even from an erseed lease of duty to your clients. Gentlemen, especial my yowler friends, maw me, without offence, to pat you on poetised whist these. Wear well afford to bear traditional plesmatries apes whom without, but we cannot afford that underly&g these there ahead esiet swag thoughtful persona • grime get ow preensional standmd of hewer I. questionable that we as Meese% wilt mg and do In court what we, as wail sewn to do in the common walks of lib. I esailms, it seems to me that we lend support to soolte by the lightness with which we impute un mathet practices to each other. Surely no userE i re I:wed, or no client so dear, that ever an advocate should be celled upon to barter his own self-respect. If that be our duty, our great and glorlotur is so calling for a Forgive, my friends, these few words. r a si t rett love of a pro to whkli I have devoted the best years of my life, and which, in my heart, I will ever matinee to love so long as that heart shall beat. I have de &dud you too long, but I meat not close without minthanks to the masters of the court. The tr p o d r i l i dl knows little of their great services, unostentallonsly sad thanidesely bestowed ; but you know them, and th great value. The judges know them by daily experianoe, sad I sin glad to have this opportunity of publicly stating how wastimitly, kindly, read affectionately, they have helped them In the discharge of their duty to suitors. Nor can I leave without midair permission to testify my regard to th ew who bare long occupied this bench. I have been, indeed, • b•ppy main my colleagues . Since I entered the coact every amber of it but myself has been changed. With those who have departed, with those who have succeeded, I have lived Ind laboured in peace and I harmony—loving honouring, sad trusting them—honoured, and beloved, sa hope; by them, but certainly gelded, enoouraged, and assisted, with so much general agreement is has served to ve autho rity to ourjodgments, yet with so much casual digarwsa as has shown a due sense of en individual responsibility, end a perfect independence of opinion, the very freedom of our sweets being the best evidence of our Inward coefidesies and respect for each other. Thus we have been in court, end out of it we have lived in that any and happy intercourse which at once sweetens the toll of office, aM mikes men more fit to be fellow labourers. I can hardly trust myself to speak on this topic. I may have now said too much or too little. My successor is well known. The undoubtedly wise choice of him will coon leave no public grounds to regret my departure from this mat. I irjoios at it. May he serve the public as long and as happily. and more efficiently than I have done, bat I cannot bring myself to hope that in your happy meetings elsewhere he should efface my I do, indeed, desire loug to be remembered there widt h = don and regard ; and now, Mr. Attorney-General, gentlemen of the bar, mimeos of the court, my dear lord, and my dew brothers, earnestly, regretfully, gratefully. and most affee donately, I bid you all &revel!, and may God bless you. The leaned judge, who delivered his address in terms so affecting and impressive is to bring tears to the eyes of his brethren on the bench and of many of the bar, then retired from the court, completely overpowered by the emotions under which he laboured, end which he endeavoured, bat unsucceesfully, to control. The whole bar again rose on his departure. The court then heard some motions of an unimportant mature. Till QUZIN O. 111 JOHN MORRIS, BART.-CRIMINAL INVOLUTION: In this case Mr. Wilde showed cause against a rule which had been obtained by Mr. Bovill, calling upon Sir John Morris, Bert., to show canoe why a criminal information should not be Mad against him, for amding to a Chancery i br w ritar ate raleadonally engaged in a suit in which he was ea Insulting mud threatening letter. Theta le was granted oa the ground that the letter was an interference with the administration of jostle*. Lord Campbell—l suppose you, are Instructed by Fir John Morris to enema him /WON. regret for having written the Wee Mr. with I could say so, but Sir John Morris is oat of the country, and having been instructed by his repre sentatives here, all I bore power to do is to offer to-day such arguments u I think tenable in referent to this particular c=i ti % I think I can show that in this cue a criminal is not justified by the authorities. Lord Campbell—The ground on which we greeted the rule was, that the letter wee an obstruction to the due admi nistration of justice. Mr. Wilde said the letter was written after the termination of the suit in Chancery, and when therefore It could have no induenos whatever upon it. Lord Camphell—ls not its tendency to induce • counsel not to do hie ditty ? Mr. Wilde Impel that no sash letter would have any in flame on the ber. It was so extravagant and absu-d that M hardly believed kto be the aot of a sane parson, and he was surprised it had not boa treated with ridicule and con tempt. TM learned esuaci then referred to some such°. then to lite. that ae the Wee ere not • libel, not having bees pebilehai, it could sot be asede the subject of a criminal laibeisdes. Mr. Morin h sake be based ea the other side, Lard Ossegeell I Wok this is • tit me for the mut to • Maid Wormlike. There Is prima hole edTaa of a Milifilabeenour. I have no doubt the efface is • adelesesasear, sad I think it is • ease in which the adialakesike M NMee requires this summary laterkreme. Mr. Julies 14ie sod Mr Janke Crumpton oonem.Mig, The We was cede absolute [or a criminal ink:media. The was the lasi day el Trinity term. BAIL COURT.—ATRE 12. (Sittings in Benes—Bokre Yr. Justice Wightinsa.) TAR QVIEW V. TAR KATOR AND SHIRTY? OF O[/ORD. Mr. Mlheard moved boalarge the roles which had bees obtained to compel the Mayor and Sheriff of Orford to attend in kt. Mary's Chwah end take the oaths of submission to the University. lie moved en the eadavit of the Town ant, who staled that the rule hod oily just been served. It wee nerstesery to investigate documents from the time of Xing Jain. sad it was impordble to be prepared with ea woe. Mr. Weill* empaant the application. The deli:theta weld be eat Melba baba next term. It woald be better N him the mandaniaa bane, and the question cosh. be rub s& an the Mara. - Wgireeirea - refes794. Bp. webby deem moved to mats the rule aboalate for sisimm to meek cease. Hs would worm! that .plait the earreestil the other wee &Mid. Bale shealate. COURT OF PROBATE.—Jtaa 12. (Before err C. Creswell.) the furniture, the museum belonging to it, ike., 3,0001. or 4,0001. Mies Palmer, in the course of her arose-examina- Non, said she hakpurcbseed this hones of him for 900 L, of ' which she lied paid' 100/. in thi rest place, an the other SOO/. at different times. She was unable, however, to my from what bath she had dr.we the money, but stated that Sir George would give her 3001. or 4001. as a time, and that she kept • great deal of her Emmy in her house. The will in question was drawn up by Mr. OHM, a conveyancer. Re stated that be was fret employed by Sir George about March, 1864. Sir George then handed him ar r S will, with margi nal ,iaiks notes, oontaiaing instructions for • new OW, many being in it for the names of proms to whom legacies were to be bequeathed. He accordingly draw up a new will, which was regularly executed. Ano ther will was drawn up by him In July, 1864, which was also executed by Sir Charge. The will now propounded was drawn up in the same manner, the instructions for it oon sisting of marginal notes in the July will. The assentors were Admiral Roger., as old bimd of the deceased, now dead, Mies Palmer, and the Rev. Mr. Hacker, the son of the defendant. By the codicil, however, Sir George revoked the appointment of the Rev. Mr. Madam, and also revoked a be te net to him of a house celled Nelson Villa, worth eke it 6061, which he transferred to Illes Palmer, {seeing des Rae Mr..lisolear nothing but ais icy of 1,0001. To. &meads' witamme were Mr. Oram sad • Mewls° was frequestly employed by the deceased, samed Rogan. r. Cookworthy, an eminent ph presenting et P1y ...p.„ menth, stated that In February, 1 ,in of cer tain rumours circulated fa Plymouth, the lees lama a warrant, in pursuance of which he west to the house with an inspector o police. He was at Ord reseed adeniesion ; but later in the day he went with Mr. Grant, and had an interview with Sir George in the presenos of Kiss Palmer. Sir George expressed his regret at the difficulty he had found in getting into the house, said he was very glad to eft him, and entered into conversation on various subjects, and de scribed the state of his health in the Marne and ' most satisfactory manner. When witness asked whether he was taken proper care of, he cried and whined in a hysterical manner, and repeated several times that no mother or wife coed treat him with more kindness or at tention than Mime Palmer. When he was asked whether he wished to see his Tokelau, he said he had no objection, hut in such • essenter as impreamed wham with great doubt as to the minority of hie de claration. Witness went away perfectly satisfied that Sir Omega was esithim a loos* nor an idiot, and made • report to that MSS to the misidestes. The 3T vit alism expensed their decided "Miss that Sir was of perfect tentecesstery espeeley, not gay at the of the execution of the will, lent for • eassiderMie period afterwards. Two medical roan were oho eilled firths purpose of proving his intellectual aspedity. On the pert of the delmedeete it was @seeded that the ad!, won bold, emenher, and nnacrapolous woman, who the deemed a pr i soner from th e middle holed 18r until his death, andkin=y facia and even Maims. partly by such en infinence over his mind, that she indecial m o make a dimositiou of his propeety contrary to his real In tention. It appeared frem the statements of no t e. deans Macho: that, although the deceased had ems his mister for 30 or 40 years, be bed contributed to her sup port for • considerable period ; that be bad paid vivito to his uncle in 1826, in 1830, in 1838, in 1841, and in 1845; that he had been treated by him with uniform Badness, sad had received frequent invitations from him. He was at Plymouth in March, 1866, and saw Ms mole, who ap pend to be hysteeical, in the presence of Miss Palmer. In October, 1865, he wee again at Plymouth, and being unable to obtain admission, he threatened to have the gate forced. He was then admitted, and found his uncle in bed. Sir 0' -forge called him " undo," and irked after his father, who bed been dead for several year. A day or two after wards he again called, and maw his ode appareatly in • state of intoxication. His salad, the witness said, was feeble, and not in as good a mem es when he had before seen him. Several letters were produced far the purpose of showing that Sir George always took a gnat interest in his family, especially his nephews end their children. The son of Mr. Thomas Mather (the ellatrasocter Royal at the Cape of Good Rom), • midshipman, had frequent ly celled at Sir s in company with.his mush& the Rev. Mr. Madras's son °l 7E f the early part of 186 A end been mimed admissions. Miss Fox, • lady who lived at &oh& and en old tried of Sir George's, said he was is Ike bmosat habit of paying and to adying visits from her until his cionfnusest to theloteee in 1864. She then noticed Mies Palmer's in the house, and remonstrated with Sir George on the impropriety of her living there. In August, 1864 she was em one occasion re fused admission to Sir George, bat Sir Gimp Insisted upon seeing her, and apologised for the rudeness with which eke bad been ;mated. She admitted that she took every oppor tunity of impressing upon Sir George UM he ought not to allow Miss Palmer - to remain in the hones, and a few days after her visit in August, 1864, she called again, and Mies Palmer then said to her, in Sir George's pewsoe that she was determined no one should ever see 81r George again except in her presence. Sir George asked her to mistime to visit them "In Christian fellowship," but she refused, and never entered the house again. A number of servants who had lived in Sir Georges service at different periods were called to prove that after Mime Nide went to live in his house his friends and relatives was excluded from his pie sena& It appeared from their evidence that Mies Palmer, after her arrival, took the monogamist of the household, and gave directions to the moments not to admit anyone, and that in 1856 and 1856 Sir George became mach worse in health, frequently shrieked BIM sled hysterically, and was amused by childish stories. An inspector of police named Thomas was examined to show that from the end of 1864 down to Sir Georges death thews were WWI heard every night from his house. They sounded like the voice of Sir George shrieking and swearing, and he would be silent when he was spoken to by hie M. Some ultimates were also called, who spoke to ocemenations in which Sir George had referred to his relations in tonna of effeetMn ' and ex pressed his intention of bendlthas them upon his death. The case having occupied the mart twe days a coneulta don between the partite was Mid on Saturday mornieg, which resulted in an announcement that the plaintiff would not contest the case farther. Thejirry, a:Loreto4,W the diredlea et his lotdahlp, found for the defendants, the foreman resorting that they were unanimously of opinion tbat the doomed yea not of testamentary oapsaity. 1171TO1t 1. BURTON. This case, which was head before a ocesmon jury, was remarkable &hay for the dreamless that it should have been disputed at ell, the ketonic, Mr. Wm. Berton, • market gardener, at Ilirgherwele, having kit property which was estimated at 1801 orhile Ws debts were etahrt to mowed to upward.' of 9001. The *ill, by which he bequeathed the whole of hie propeety to hie tatether, with the ezosptke to the widow was opposed by the Wow a the puma at un due inlitmecie The will. jury found the dewsfor the pishitili la favour of the THE POLICE COVI7B. _ . MANBION-1101:151. Charles 7ylor inks7l;;Tender the following circum stance. The awdstaat to Mr. Cording, of 'Wire High-street, pawnbroker, said—The primmer came to thee shop at half per foo end said to look at • gold char, matted 21. 5.. in the skive. I sheer It to him. He ear to look at sinisitbor, and offered 21. Oa. for it. I said 21. 10e. was the lowest. He than pot dos a a Ghillie', end odd he would leave dist upon the Aro and brrg as the U. its. directly. He thew ler the lad whoa hosted at what I s to be dr Modal bajer rowed lash Ilford that a= m o d f the solos et no mess flea elspentio had bear soliatiltord lor It. Ira as wet afro laby awl low bra smoke arose the boleros' amirlot as frt as he ewe% and I angle ble, but the chain was sot km& Mr. Buchanan eiressrerdned the wirer, bat there wee not the slightest varieties in the end the prisoner, who said he world defend Muer( upon hi, trial, was then ocentnitted to Newgate. A cowardly fellow, named Mae Hymn's, we feed for haring struck a hoter who bad a child in her arse. GUILDHALL. lisyta• deAlors, a clerk in the Loudon and Wrstatinster Beek, was chargead with ppeirmil the ibilo wi p ag roes robbeearrory, and forger: Mr. Boy, who be the said ths sea at the kr had been ha the wok* el the Loader end I/members. Beak abed twelves yore, end wee sitars with realist large same of ream the wee rooms of 1 which they hod sot yet bees able to needed Two ass, however, at 1,1001. and 1001. they dirtessedely eareeded in tracing, end either he &sold gra error tar he purposes of • reread. The he wooed by he per woo el an entirely morel sheroder, and was dirooroll while he was atone Orr, as lens riglit's holiday, which orgy dark he the bank wee eangelled to take every ye, hi emir that hie socrante right he hopersil ammo m a check =athand as rstreerisa. In Me ors it wan hood e prisoner had drum e=a dir esaire cossiorere, upon the Logien wind end passed than through thei eera~ __ltent% and hi e t with Ms es it se haw kespw, he hod amerced the ensimemor aelonale to arm hie dedoiserien sad dirbroyed the ralaime, se ee: Os have so trace of the espener whke the hand hod its coorilied. Chows draws la he are of Wa. Oorologers had bra traced to the Waimea Bask of London, where the primer had ea red to the awns of Mara and Co, r r one is Ur sem of Harkins mad Co., to which firer he was nopreeented la as a ha . pritser, and the power of drawing cheque wee veiled Are Jame Ware, Cleorieg-horo clerk la the bank, sedd,— Oa the lath Donator hid he pet_ Wt for 1,2001. to tits Bask of Loans, dim es the IraiW and Weeladaster Bank, Lothkrtuy, rid Behnke Onerble roar clerk : proved entering in a book called lkie elealag Mgifthent, on the mane day, an mon* of 11. her ing to be drawn by " Ordegese," ists P 7tre customers of the honk, and that he vonther wee grin to the prisoner es ledger lossinr of the C mad D ledger. Mr. Wat p .:: b lz, a Bowed vietuslisr, denied that he draw a check for sa She nth Dionekst Ward P"'" dtard his MitowMg Mel Awe to is in that book for sash arinott. 71einD7AlesT, dark fa the Ala Of Lads; Thrgobeee' street, provedBMC on tbs inn Ws NNinnis coedit of 1,2001., through the Rotors Ink of Lab" soosent at ' Mr. L. Ashton (the polsonsr) per Woo. Ogiehree, b 7 who* I it wr s zrportad to balm *a staid is. e Reteisism • dek is the Tulsa IllankstLseics, insinssil laspetsonses panshook, essighang in emery to his area IS itioe Illth December bat lb bell ions grid h, sort the ba res. whet the bask woe mie hp ea toe nth Mani Int. woo 6t. In Bd. Paso* latfag Una itron r 10 pelluswesegpsismoists as his residence, 3, Grove-terrace, Bayiareaer, a remand ma applied fur, and the prisoner wee remade& eceortingly. - TRAUMA. A number of the Inhabitants of the perish of St. Mary, Wititeehetel, including the overseers, came before Mr. Belle, O aocompenied by Mr. W, a solicitor, to state that, in con sequence of the increasing via and immorality ink in the east orlanden , mason had Cutter for the abatement mad Mapmsioa at the animate. The first step adopted by the amooeseica was to ptoeaooq a wbo was the owner of fifty commoe brol6mis in Cirechapel and St. George's, and prow sodas bed bum mewed upon the overseers o f the parish, who now Weide! to gine seoessmy undettsbiag to prosecute. It was stated, however, that the owner of the objecticemble houses, who was an old man, wished to have time allowed him to find out who his tenants were, and to get tideland of them as were guilty of immorel practices. An arrangement was consequently made, with the sear doe of the magistrate, that a month shot ld be allowed to the owner of these houses to eject hie temante, and with that nedemitanding an adjournment was ordered for one month. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.--Jums 12. Mtteage is Beaoo.—Bata• Lewd Campbell sad Judas Colerklge, Re* sad Crompton.) TN[ BIN 0. J COMM Or LIWISTUUII:III2.-CMCMCN RAT'S. This was • role for • certiorari to bring op a distress warrant leaned by three justices of Leicesterehire, mein Joseph Mosele y for It. 16.., being the amount of • chinch rate leen! upon him, which he had refused to pay, in ceder that it might be geisha& It appeared from the affidavits at which the role wail granted that when the see asp hidere the justices None ley ma he objected to the= the red of he illegality, and was prepared to that polities ha the proper court, and .upon that ground he ecalesied the owner was taken oat of their jurisdiction. The Aitken asked him to state his legal objection. to the role, bat he declined to do so because they had no jurisdiction to decide them Th. justices then said, if he did not they would kegs their warrant, and be therefore among other objections stated that the chairman of the vestry meeting at which the vote was agreed to refused to pot an amendment, which bed hem properly proposed and seconded. The howeverinit that he did not dispute the legality of the IMO beta hae, end issued their warrant. 114. Illemaglay. in now showing canoe against the rule, Mined to the affidavits of the three justices, who said that they duly considered the allegations and objections of Neneley against the validity of the rate, and same to the oaraelosion that they were not made in good faith, but were put forward by him merely ea • pretest for avoiding the pay ment of the rate. Lad Ca m pbell—They dl not deny the trnth of the state smen! la the afEdavits on which the rate wadi granted, and which show, I think, that be had bond die objections to Ulfb NAIL liacanity—The question ls, whether the good faith of the allegation el Ms Intention to (timpani the validity of the rate is not a fact to be determined by the justices. Lord Campbell—The man appears to haws before this paM the church rate regularly, and time is a church rote to which he avers very serious objections. The affidavits., which are unanswered. seem to me to show that the two might be reseonebly questioned. Mr. T. Bell followed on the we aide. Mr. Mellor having been heard in sapient of the role, Lord Campbell said the 163rd Oeo. 111. authorised juatiose to grant *distress warrant on the non-payment of a church rate, but sestina 7 mid that they should forbear to give judg meet in a ore la width the party disputed the va lidity of the rate. The mites a, therefore, had jurisdiction only whirs the rate was undisputed ; and if the rate was bona fide dis puted. they had neJterlethetion. mmaidered that in this mow there wee se esker for the justices coming to the con etheion that the eldetelons to the rate wen not made bona Ida. All the evident, wee the other way, and the justices wire not the coordodos Judaea ci whether a rate wee disputed bond dos. Aitheugh the justices itt the present instance acted no doubt basoorahly, it was capricious on their part to pay they did est believe that the party objected in good hilly end therein, th e role must be absolute. Tha other jaw beluga( the same opinion, The rule wee made absolute. ILITIMIIMET OF MP.. JUSTICE COLIRIDGE. It Wog known that Mr. teaks Coleridge would take his seal leave el the Mash to-day, the court became densely wowed leverdle the Milemeon. The noncoms of barristers weer eitem the *pa ever witnessed In thia smut on • OCCIAIL They nearly filled every part of the build ing, mad only • limbed number of the non-professional public wereable to dad accommodation within Its walls. Shortly ober two o'clock • slight pause occurred In the business of the court, and Lord Campbell easing the Attorney-Oeneral, whit had only a M skates previously entered and taken his mat among his learned brethern in the centre of the front row, called upon him " to move." The Atteraily-Oesentl then rose, the whole bar rising st the some time, sad said—May It pima your lordships, Mr. Justice Coleridge, the moment has now mired when I am celled apoe to discharge the duty of sampling to exprem to your lordship, in the name of the bar of England, the sentiments of regret with which we have learnt that yen are about to quit the Maks which you have for so tom a time occupied and aimed. Three sod twenty years have now elapsed sinus yam lordship was mind by the well deserved favour of the mown to • seat upon that beech. Throughout that wrestled period your public life Ma been distioguisheiby that diguiry and suanined eureka of high judicial conduct which have ren dered', may of our predecemors il 'notions, and have won far the of the law la Me court the respect end modidease of the people. But, my lord, it is more especially *the maabsrecitheltar that your long and eminent judielei career has exhibited • blight example of the display of ell those attributes which beet become • judge in the discharge of kis many duties. To • clear and powerful intellect, to Mpg end mnallatkatil learning, at once acute and profound, to as saamirlsi end patient assiduity end attention, your leedship bee saw added the imtimabie and scarcely leas im portant qualities of unvarying courtesy of tkaneenour even ars et temper, and kiadlisem efintert. My lard, is bidding you farewell, we rejoice to lad that yOur country will act be altogether deprived of mar havahmble esrviose, end that your well-tried abilities end maims. may yet be called into action in the Mina of the moverena. bat, my lord, whether you shall modem to dedicate year elate to the Y good, or Men seek the enjoyment of that reptile to whisk the labours al • long and metal Mee well attitie me, be aoseted, lord. that cm your titiremeat teem slat bona yes will tarry with you the rapeet, Me rose* end the mama of mum member at the bar, zed *sir dame end eermet Mama yem health. ptomain, and kapptessa Mr. Jetties Oaleridge, whom lellOika INS MI mist that be wee enable Is speak same lestasate, retrested the bee, who bad romaked steediug, to rams *or on sag, Is Ildtatiir ammo Attermey-Omerell and madmen et the bar, amyl my kindles timab for this moat anal tyke, leakiesay of per reglad. I wish I maidd. Mel that what Imp hum sell were as strictly just as it is sisnwhatly kid; MO this cannot be, I will not deny myself the plumate of that to some extent I hale turned the geed 'plaint of Um bar. I should be an- pastel, lade* if I doubted the *Marin of such ••moose am of kW lestimalie se have attended roe in every step toms& my This, geatirshea, the close of the whole, so he so elegantly, end so touchingly to my heart, pat by the ' bend Aisne,-General, will be grate tally remembered by me se kap me I live, an it is a great =altte ma, ahluagh it somewhat trial me at • .ry o ; for, pailessa, you will readily believe that lam make the intellement of very oonilictiog tailings. I bops end taut that ure modelle& to retire helots - I es rtatto do so by dolmen or infirmity will tarn out t nawiesly se II certainly has not been hastily takes. It hes been her Ilitiesty's pleurae to summon me to her Privy Council, which will give me still some Mikis! IMpisyvaset, sad I do sot think it right to shrink frosa M eimelee babg email within the manses at my strength ende4ok, ; but I bawd to Ample mat, with • dean at eaaatsal at thee of life, and after too many years of Mbar. sad I e sageriy the prospoct of rota a =jpeasalle whisk were the delight of my youth, but bead lower et. ampitible with the milk of our ab mtbileg gentiamen, with ell three circum stantial C i ety likm mited, I may be sacuud from saying that it is a way mks thee& that I an no w - la SO Mei 11111111 MO dbaslipti habits sad break up argeo slakes damn 40 yeme—babits end esesciatiam "Mk Lai::l ow fo impaisliy intertwined with, one Weems • part of, my very Datum It is a scams thought eat I ham count to the seat of my plietionel teem, end the whole responsiMan ot tong MAIM noires Maw to rim ap at sate beam me with the allestlen Mat ea negloot d ditty tea mow be amended, no brae& cd it emaked. At this mesteat, tee, whether I will Of no, ley =recalls • long at tam& sad emateire with 11 haw laboured - within these walls, who haw,- pared dem beihro o ur sad whom ia the owns d nature I mat imesittalbee keg to alter. Gemismea, I arum yen it ie ,• mildenkleythengla that I at to part *eft ma. I em well resells* with whet miegivags I hiek my eat he the dace PALM= V. IIIACLEAft ♦ID MAMMAS/1.-NW CAI 2. In this case, which woe tried before s special jury, the Issue Weed was whether Sir George Mc Grath, Cll., Isle at Plymouth, had dv'y executed a will dated tits 28th of August, 1851, and a codicil dated the 13th of the October following. These docamints were propounded by the plain tiff, the surviving executrix and rasiduary Mince, end were opposed oaths ground of undue indium* and want sf trees rohntaa l ar eg L i r tu hliery h teol:uh d e ec atz . sad Mr. The Qpesn's Myron*, Q.C., and Mr. J. A. Stephens spfenred for the plaintiff; Dr. Phillimore, Q C., Mr. Colliev., Q.O sad Mr. Carideo for bin . Medan , Dr. Dams, Q.C., and Mr. Washy be Mr. Megreth. On behalf of the plolatif It was Ohl that t h e doomed, who yea a knight of the ilawrotelos Oudot of the 1:1= end a Fellow of the Royal Ilodslcini 011ie loyal of Phystedeno, hal waved Naha MINS ; bo hal mho wad as ailloa difteent mod h g and bad aldwataly eir hien paha as tole s lb tuldwar at Plymouth. At ha tins gilds death, all ddans. 11167, so woe IS. loh mow. al 11,00 h. in ths has, • XimX las entire wash shawl Mary Entail& (to whew tito - "Weed; had been mot) led Mon acquainted Weals sod hod Mud vadat his pea diem coins is the t adsiehonehhed of lum& haw Ra lhoi reit the doomod id a ihni twa h th e shot, soil OM ilhowooda west gni et/ hi Mir Falser thew lath sr her wi dows with Idea, at dr &hi% at !l i i a •MdMnlta a rd fe -1 mina with Ida mail Apek. ' owl day. IPce am* weenft Ine7l;;Pre -nr. egansTap li t hod, ea that he was depashot tope hat he lb fay OW hots. lir was and hulas In Oa law r otwohd 1 , 17- usallh smash. de ßard add. oil in he wage. will SZAPT THCINDALSIORMS. An electric storm of great severity visited Liver pool and its neighbourhood timely ced Saturday morninc, end lasted for several hours. At *Penh heavy showers of rein fell, which almost deluged the streets in some of the lower Arts of the town. At Waterloo, Seaforth, and the neigh districts the storm appears to have been felt with Fthviolates. About a quarter to five o'clo c k a flash of eting struck the new methodist chapel et Waterloo. Pert e root was carried away, besides a portion of the cop ing atones. After striking the roof the electric fluid mewed the _ building, and struck the tablets at the head of the commu nion. The tablets., which an of wood, were set on ere, and a portion of the ornannotal work at the top torn away and peojeoted to :he opposite end of the building. Afterwards the lightning ascended one of the ornamental windows at the head of the ammonia' table, musing other di,- map during its program. The doe was shook and at ten minutes to five. Seheagematly, stopped oVe been attracted by the chaedefteir fa Mei e=f the chapel, near which at broke $ **helm red,M the opposite end to which it had aimed. The keeper , who resides in tbe nelibbsotheed s hal o *al the heavy rains might injure She and ell a few minutes after the 00111111111011 Aare ffi proceeded at once to the beadle( fe mare as teen"", and ins astonished to lad the emmemslon labiate en an. The dames were, however, eatiseeleheill with little . The Wilg was insured. At du the Meade iii struck the &limey of a house, smashed the obl i msee and damaged one of the wind ows . • wheat stack to Mr. Binh, of Orrel, was set a lre by the rams bons front it in ever y soon reduced le dine:hoe; draft* hese= together vs. and was very eites, with bil beeiom or stand on which it rinieiL TIM loss will emote, about 1001., which will be motered by insurance. The norm °manned with more or lees intensity until about half-now a o'clock, when it posted off, though It con. tinned to rate heavily. About eleven o'clock on the same (Saturday) morning, a thunderstorm bunt over the town of liirmincham. With an interval of about three quarters of an hour, at lasted nearly three hours. The rain deseended in torrents, and in huge drops, resembling the outpourings of • waterspout. The thunder was prodigiously loud, very much resembling the reports of the heaviest artillery sad the lightning, of the forked kind, wag remarkably vivid, mad the fiches frequent. For about five-and-twenty minnimaitie before and after two o'clock, the storm was at tie • and about that tints there descended with the rain risteorican about the size of and larger than • pea, sad resegabliag bita = pines of coal. The quantity falling et the time was mat mous, and in a few minutia Yammer pools el water were formed in the lower tarts of the town, and very serious damage has been dome by the bunting of drains, surface pipes, do. In the course of the storm several osaualties occurred from the lightning, but as tar as we are informed without fatal resells. Several stacks were fired about three nuke from the town, but the Town-hall itself very narrowly escaped injury. Preparations are in progress there for her 111.j/sty's visit ; flagstaffe fee royal standards had been pleated at each extremity of the bulking. Ons of these stab was struck by the electric cur rent, the ball and three or four feet at the top was knocked off, and the staff was shivered all the way down. It is not improbable that this obstacle broke the current and saved the building. Throughout the entire line of her Majesty's routs next Tuesday, preparations were in progress ; of course these were all anspendtd, but it is hoped that no material damage ham been done, the works not having made sufficient program towards completion. Soon after 3 o'clo,:k the storm passed over, and in the evening the heat was again great, but lees doss and sultry than it had been on the night and morning imme diately preceding the storm. Two men, one named Unwlit wore returning from Ingleby to lerby with • dray, when the storm came on. The horse and Unwin, who had hold of his heed at the thus, were both struck down by the lightning the hone being killed on the spot, and the man was picked up for dead, sad conveyed to Derby, where it was found that one of his arms was very much burnt. He remained Insensible for some time, bat is gradually recovering. The other man escaped injury. Several buildings in the town have been struck. The Baptist chapel, in St. Mary's -gate, had a portion of the ornamental stonework knocked off. A house at Hansing ton, on the outskirts of the town of Derby, was split from top te bottom. The west of Scotland was visited last Tuesday by a thou &esteem, which has seldom been gummed in violence. At Oouroek, Damon, and Rothevay, the thunder and lightning began on Tuesday afternoon, and continued during the entire night, and at occasional enamels the rain came down in sheets, with almost the force of a tropical waterspout Tits storm appears to have been Inman in the (shunt of AMIN where it raged for twenty-two hours. At Lamle/di, where the steamer Jupiter lay at anchor, she quivered at each successive flash and roar as if she hod WWI upon the rooks, sad the crystal and crockery in the airwerd's pantry rattled and dewed, although there was no heaving upon the sea to produce such a commotion. On shore the very houses shook, and the people were almost paralysed with terror. The afyr deeeraser sate "On Tuesday 'towards 8 o'clon, the fiery gleams became In t, end the thun der-lope followed as on the *Want, while *lecher rains continued to tali. The dreadful warring of the eissmate coatinued throughout the night, and about 2 o'clock on Wednesday morning there was almost • constant sheet of lightning and a perpetual roar of thunder. Few people re-. member luring seen so much lightning at one thee. A young woman named Pinkerton, residing fa ftl Wallantown, was engaged mewing at • window, in moos el the panes of which wee • se.all hole. The eismele field, at; tweeted, it is believed, by her needle, passed through bar 1 , hand and into her arm, affecting her whole skis. Her aim and hand are discoloured and entirely deprived of power. A bone was killed by the lighttung, and some fowls at the farm-house of Byres, pariah of Coylton, suffered the same fate. Manyof the electric telegraph poste on the Straiten road sear to Gamma were split maunder. The village of Dutton wee Inundated as if by a waterspout aed scene fields of potatoes and turnips were entirely destried. The soil wee washed off, and was borne downhill the deluge of rain, carte fag tem carts withlt into the harbour. Several of the inhabitants had to leave their houses during the night, in wesemienoe of the water having rims to a height of several feet in their dwellings."—The Wirtortakire has Pens states that" on Tasedey evening last Stemmer and the Rhine dktriet =pinhead one of the most terrific thunderstorms that hoe been remembered fee the last forty years. The peals of thunder ware tatty fistful, accompanied with deluging falls of rate, and the flashes of lightning were extremely vivid sad cantianoos. The whole surface of Lochryaa looked am beautiful sheet dens about midnight, when the 4hiaing woe moat brilliant. This Whom storm and heavy tall of rain Wad for nearly 17 boors, ve lilt very little inter minim or abahomet."--New PeetimMiek, a boy and girl were drouasl while amusing themselves near a burn which had brooms greatly swollen daring the storm. On a farm err Beseedft OMNI cows were killed by the lightning. NAILEBTS —•••— 001S011.—Imiasem, Jam TM Ist bra tao arm art arm Artal S baks. ta tvilelif are tor meat'ados rid mor. AL to ibis IN al SM. to M. • It Dark at • Maim. at X ; lt• ilaraollia, at Was. sta; Ol ' amMr t MOIL Le bat& hookms GOODS.—ltmemorm. Jam 11,—Tlisaselliasibla's as. air la Winer at Ur arra MN Mr wa ler orroat be neon nraiw. rat Worm of rim Mt Mat to brow 'Me ilmougloo wok; Mt. rib roe rimprom rim tar ralatatmi aa =Maar ash* am ario=r a o liatt r in =r s tis i er i armed, ted fr i gate& S tral= m,, t :rialto D.; Mt tom Maim& T okra , at . sirst wad i. od oa lio Mot. sad in tho ta roar NW tars arr. tad Imo Mus :n• Am of geMnam aad dem Moo It a satilsato olai lio aserogio rob of romorromm. boitirtai fro mmoiroso relt =le UM at balm b a at low cous a I,aler trot re =lMtortra OM Wat er e tuft Zee r italsat a( permit to r mar la Ma roar poll=t tho area ..,==2. Orme Mao workat for tamalittima Mu rarat lammed Yrs war es ra mak Maraita Madam rho or MOM brims era war Is amorry emintol at liordisore stair Wool.—Liminist. Jam IL—Poollaa rod mar Mr 11111“ I,ltr lirmse colmos Mr mato otairair, trot We bad vas Mar Imo parr 110 lotter WEL Poe SW* um It sr MUM deft ;1111MINM01111011. its &wee Is wiles. Immo fit the mat man Jimlll—ftorm, 1.112; prortosty. Mar; totr.*MA *Jr. WOOLLIIA=Ien IL—Pitst the emmenieemeet of the Oa molar amp anamaltaald e a r a taaa .9ll C Nr amaad i Ar P malle t r e Mi ell i m a ":" at dr load geode at a ham WL neut.:. Jana IL—Wad new Irmait. bat WY briar. Wailed aad Tem manalat Implored. llontrote Spam, wilde are moderelely good. la 'be diettlet Mumma tweenew. ♦e regard. the Inns mete the reports are Do m on , favourable ills. we reported .an week. CORN.—CIE nine, Jetta it—et our earn market white .peat made 43, to UK • red. 40a. to 44a ; oat*, 21. 3te gee t..44a r quarter. T he vain crepe In thy. Muriel look very promote,. and with a otoittonotion of lino wombat the Maoist •,.1 be mil tad obtiad• SAL 041MILIVaT, Jos, 11—Thaw wan • very doll market kodor —nithot • Meet supply. Rtes about the same on lan week. *own •bea r nit to to Ifle. On; whit', 4:1• to 47..: taAeif. no.; oat., sot. to sit., team. Va. 0•31/111.4 Jl7llll It—ire had not a Imps *ow of ample. In out 'brat ensekiet Praise ware mach the room Let weak, with as octave w danised. Banos aad coo —all bk. ?d or wag to tat week. Mirk whim. new and aid. la. dd. to Via Id.: sod. sew asd ITo id. to saw and old. as. to 13e.; oats : potato. 10e. to lia.; ditto. coomon, So ; not 11. to Um ; flea% pen stow. la. id. to la. 1.14.; aoloseal : per allow fe. to IL • room!, per Moan L. 44.; terloyeasei, pee enenn 1. 4 1 1—"OottleioJoarnal." Oseaniarna : Jon 11—A mike* whilst ; the slow, eta decant et la., omega foe Ino quellts But little spring corn on Prim barely equal to lot waeL . - Ousweartne. Jess 11.—We hare • seansuases of blin.sot westher. a" an dmobl i cVreareeddla Most eathietotily. et our to dare mega Most gin. and both Zara* aod lonia uhsit we a al Mein hat Weida rater. t o Gent of II Wads Ocedisnel serhals et sale cause buyers te W Til, 41.1. Sid JO al&I. 8, 01111•Ikli a fal_aiLME V. bed to Ils Wm. lawns lee the week mane Jose us• r.. farees% *Cotes!.Weed. SIG era ; foreign, ,210 gra ; at% WO gra : hengo. 1.370 Ora; bseen. kellwa. ated lleu t =:foreldla.1110 qua 0.01.11 AX. Joss IL—ht ourisehme•hell 10 then was s neon ply of what. sod arisen was rery doll at Iset west's ruies. awe& white wheel. Na se Or.; red. 4Sa to Ma pet 116 Wen harem rata and Wane were 'Moue choose. gettorosa. Jeoz 11—There wee only mein bell empty d whist lady. 'leak wee Miceli to WI, exact at a reduedoe of b. to oe. yr. s tar momt of bedpan. wee dash Whim* ISA. to Ith.: YAW. ode to Dew ; cede. kb. et Net beam 40e. le ele. lasceevaa.Jorsl2.—At OXII market today the Itopply of wbiat wee watliseate. aed the trade ruled dew, ee Ike dereedoite of the pre. Kew week. good white maple' Nude ette. rad sod Ka per or. There wee mewl dein la Wiry, wlthowe aleuelleme Wee. We were beeety es dew se WI week. Does la mak seddly. sad doD of tale, at the qwelelless het week. II zwaisran4res-Trus. .1 ran ad.—inie weir Ms week Was 'madding abed ssead be de•la i r das a Wad • en crepe are pregresdog taveurably. sob dame be be le *Mir amens =kola TM dielng Ye presidia bee boa a dull and ealesesnllna err. and has NM anidled lain bias a& a ateeeW et In ... c wismolprveror. ki/M OM MI IF .MA hoe ails Its aneeniss whose Indienta•• ardor. VW, Owe as min ea Meld eon is imam Mew 41Ia to 47a Po anti T abs Mos* moollool, bast zusa maidm*terlo MIK bile llhol4 ampandodir doom los a. thor mars ow Emilia il• • co 4104 411. la Ho SL sarish an miter lapli loi peals% osionok end la la deep war be 01181081. could lig =n nehea V sena and* moil 010 ftio ow Pomo* 14 , 11= . s*, es " i d of iLM lime emu mom " % I: 11 " V: rolly iem ai ll i tiotr a = •Lti v. v aals; asz lia l t Inia ll.. =llMo s ir b0 a... V. 1m am ble :A o k" Lo- , La ago • lorgo g rgall 1? oseoloy • ar lisrn E wirm"knl ta ll o b:4ll":":7sbn iork dhrklil. Woo to bl‘ oar • dia mlOors ll.3l4l: ebbing la poraboos at Mos Ord ibmadvelyoot &Al, • Val= an at or. iota at Y to ee l. Wm um .p.tatis ... we 4 1•1• Mos asmosea to do ad Inns ae la we s .. isalerlng. Ille=i b=a in %trim re. bat ei r= g re imoo,:p e , at NIL brig nidattered "" . Oats ittll lever. Aeneas Ws weak: albead ensiteitin. MCI am. to. NIP. • llerap, esesadds. 48; tardy., N. PAK aerials*, dld6 Pr. mks. 108. Flew. INA aim, No3arsre row, Jon 114 t our eon werlog pod whits what made 40s , awl red, 4h per garter. Dot we* Pow le suer pats; barley..nn at IS, so ata : o.y lb. to 335; rrees.4Bs to tils pr`. No tom. dossli—Ths bed mit Weds looters drprert ... la were. AS Orelowlard derwrft a Pelee ols prgr. we la Must. NM SY MOM Jr= W Idr i Z i r eL ll‘. 6 LlT Ipwlre. DWI IL Ideturd r. . sod werar• bra beepelky,ths wok dorms UP weplogrdalutda TM berme Mr rerromord IS Mork& red Ur pond sop wertap W ab = jit M W. Moue wet residetel Is Mend Are to-dry. the sada Mum carrioes Sr WOW es. UMW NI magared wee Ira per ; prim were reggertel far dr strlptine. !Ws ow wry Per heliometer' Is slier Rift sad wr• welting altrestroo ht roles WSW Pre. OIL to 40.; red met.. 6t to Hs per 41. Slow, M. Is 211 r. IA pie re tram We =ler. Wert overseer: —Wrost. LIIIII IP. dIL Id. ; Ml*. Mt en.. Ps urnergescllog period VW per ;—warra. ACI3I rw., ws, go, ; ewer. 645 en.. Ps Id. Sorreemmy Jogs ll.—At our Oise Wimp Pi" tern ow a good oboe ol OAP; Work, rimier MI ma ndostloa of IsrptiA or r., whist awed rillgirr wgre Is grad Prig at Isis rata; ru mew*, of Pete aids Pa, sad red IS. 111 110•11 1. dlrt Isnot OM Ile• S w g , WPI. lato bort smolder 311. pet il . 44. (1•111 wen parr iwsa )7, prim rotated from Us. to It.. ter 30 Woes. Irma illaintala 4AO ~oos of lad meet. we*, Ws Met war ild Mena buperilail Sow, Ps. to Os ; Sit dill, 3h. to 311. ww WOOL 01twalta IL—lomat°. vegagamtlng lame csauldeo of maw wows fn =rim& vo &Y. Irak • -mod muuluwe of buyer.: Mt MS MINIM IPM•blat to igr•K Priom tam Oulu. tntaav AWIN wo 11101111101111 to IMMO Wile from neeeed ty were mamas! la maim igh et grain Try Mae wu dose, prism shwa tha SOL tveidng Mowers after M. late beautlfal oMo Mn bogs moot to odl kinds 0 moe, latch are propeamag in a IthstskywithaMegy almoner. Mug havricko have been booth thio sehtliboulmed dam SU do week. Itersummocen, Jogs IL—Our .boy. of shoat fall d, sad ..t having mach °Mains here to-day but nook'. kys nem wady ospaorted . fine &Alba., 44. to Cia par V.; tam* 17, oprittg corn showing. know°, Jule It —There sr felt 'hew of wheat et mutt ef •11110 tie quality. Trade sae extremely depnwed sod bet Situ tars done ; War receded from Is to 2.. ger gr. The Wm dullks pre wrier le el other dalerlytlorr of corm. loosserek Jose 11.—AgrIcalturel weeper le ell yam of ter dhiellet aro swpaned le he of the meet Ilwreenebee ahareter. eed Us Err el imp Ismer& Hot. Mee repeard ereekberey leers the per seek to II Midi, Welland. The nevi Sae v lad • IBM agaraelai toeueoe: as the are beds eel :V I Z keel archer hell the per week peer ban spin recoil. The trade le Yr Ors bo ruled azapollasty bookand shheeth d"r• &boa eh weal: lei. wheat al Ma, roam meet with She greeere mem Mm lato reek =Mae mediae hot ea.reme peffeesses Ad dr easseseeerarel of the metes, br ows ere Iran seder Os malaria the peewee bee seek hat berme use re beer he the des sale sod be alease at • dean et trazta te 11. 6 crarter ea bell le°4l‘ll=lematea."6.lhaebe *owls( peat um alma If weineemeir Is pareheme. Th e dared he este le sa l t asellaa WY melt. oiled azasedlasly leave et shoat SI. be la re tlealtir dampee. Is ether ametellell• a asset time wee ha NM worm ese deer we oaths dram The weal reel narked MY daring Vs yea hive bum ea sorry meddled edge wheat, bet die former Wee gal sot be reeetsbur. red Deur arm brows prom semi less bees Is t• osoms. Jon It—At lAb day's saner there was . ?Or supaiy of abr. sad Ow Nadi Mud Mt at • Clear of la per qr. Nato sal oats won lislb IL to la per gr. loess Mae zaslatelaed Mr Mai sad Ism MOW ter: analog dolag la asse. Wawa. Jim 11.--The malts, asthma recarriably lac sad ail crape propeig art tato. ably. TO goon wen by so mows are Mars at Mot scamp. sad ra la psi qr. sad. the mod art sorb sob =A bine Ins dom. Sprlas len 01 all kis& is iron orpott. igarswab Brion Olin, msbalarnal. 'Am to Ur slily ins Is In t.. 04, 4 10 46.• ufts,ll6. ; red. Oa le & • ems. Gam. or NAM la IL Waal. BOWL PP, qt. 41. PAP& 7oaz, iota 11—At our eau meta torlig WIN ars Pak Jew d what. ad prim awe le per quieter law was ram emir a ha. Ola dew req...t. UM weal . reirs. Drl wine. aid telly 1111118111111 podia Tisk. _ _ iIIIZOWT, Jou — 12.—Ths walk, Nollism uddimpledl i g AM id est rvildlistdtntrElt..rhinte.lM:Cr .Id d• to* Me . so *Ms de* we mimosa IS . Li a lr .r dmous ft =Llatr a . bol ..a. st IrMap im. ik ria WlL lS r i gs S. Ime, sdadat iii gls ido' le AM doloods• AR I EFisi..ntztt Mm l a Zu f ilia7t= odd sea mit plum at raja Ma le 41K Oda, Ma MD Ili. . - - , . IhisMom Junl.l.—flo rialllo r e zogi m iti Mil hew AY fer tbeessohmand MIS 110111111116 li dlOisimo 00./0.0000061M %la ilk 01 0: 10 .2 1. = oar wait Ms rail Om oink Yr• tz a r Basal Yob lit t a 4 6 16:64: 1L 1N. a: =on madly. but kr No kiihaoM el se tor a sirlfeci=s= • i ilbooll e a t lC =Li delar.Orlirdirr a := l 02 . 1kour 100/4 1. thl• wink :—‘11o:a. 1.310 q. Woo toni, li 090 Writ. so Via :—/kaki, 70 barrelk Oats. 44 !c 0 artels. 0 auk. Ladfam IN.. WO barruls. 11•11DWA11-11ounaritos, lorri 11—Tbo coodltioa or trade la Ms woo boolomboloso or* Mbar* Om* of loot erralili The ordaz i =telt 01. molt WON* * mom br moot Imam % maims .- ry7=le is **WA woo MO : I* 60orsol boaroooklm non ems frorr ima gro. owl or It ' , orm a ctro aim le itole arm it tamlistorgel raarradumb ' : * adoso War busies sikimpuris , , a z is ib=iskirrWiel. It of ow fancy Imam Oro lE= ' 6 Irolg******Or ; PI • rroko io ramollowil laturroordeolnUrr Mali * Me Ohm barb on tog Ino - T&TO Oro ordo 0 . 14=14,M=0 u t0 . ...621 1 = 1, Z 11% Imam 16•1166Ormormials lo *was omusloo SWAM Moog O. :.g_44llg! w iteelbe ma ar la. 2 7.0 es di trfmr sat =4l • no Or or Ts orporloar so. Tters aOm data r:am Ober rodent - I*****,* 1116 I** MOOS* aloft 16s imp** rkt SHIPPING INTELLIGENC.K CABTJALTIZEL Paean. of Beetoe. Vintw en- tea tepuna wells, tc NM Tat to do as.. raa aehore to Nacerlhaaish Bay, tbl.. WWII lathy, sok Ithe Nand. will rearm ; the • age IN bolas thinahellews, Ilse 1,. aorta.* (*.oleo stop), ate as th ma bound for Loedoc. welted ease • Lap of week, off Pottaa, sad mama to tees leaky ; saga. ddb.. Caleatra, Slay S. Jaws Pnalst dom, Captain Daly, cleared al Units ce the ?lb Nesmith% 107, o f the Mauritius, Lad Isis sot slue bath beard at. Ilaphael(Ditais teig),Captala V, a t's Takla Baal; from Amsterdam le Oareelah as Oswald *Awe *a the Goodwin taus:s.—Deal, lase 11, VESSELS SPOIERN WITH. Si (torque), tun the Ora of Amiss kx uvueo3l Odom mg 6, NIL 6.64 if Ice.S&PO Omit (lorquo). from Wombs kg London 56 days, all well, April IS, ISI 1116, os. Clog ftionsos IWO, of Abordoso, for Part PSI*, Joao S, kr. • M. =_ - wring, from Alexandria. Kay SO, lat. ST N., to. 10 W. 14saorro, tot Oruppons. Mg 6, lot. II N., ice. SI W. SIM (tar). bus Liverpool tar hourosburo 30 day% May SO, Id. 67 N.. LI.SIO W„ BIRTHS, MANNIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ISAILL—Jas• 10. at Pb.earit the Ws of the Bac W. MlAs* azawas daught er 10 .—Joes .a t Ilsafam4agsre. lON d W. "Mt DaD, el a 1111211.—JuDe 9. at ants. Hidismad•SA Ib adYd J. Hs*. SA, of • HlNDlllB' , H.—Juae 111,11tHethetssat, *meet!. tit& OZI4lk J. I. Headmen. aialrer Mary. AdYsteat and Ades. at a ma. LLlell.—Juse A at Eisi••••••• M. B. Lamb. Mc. at a Julien. HOHOD.—Jerte 10. at Great Orgleggaliela. M. M. E. I. da gagyhter. _ ^ 1 MOBIL—Jean 9, at Hoek OrAudodßA Holloway. the Wear fig gleltek leg.. et a dawdler. I do yds ot KARRL&ORS. HOGHUMET-1110BMIT9011.—. use 10, at geeldtaro. Kent. by the Bam J. J. eitill r l=„ 10. 100hhat. Yoh. to limmla. Tide. 00114 . late Bow. B. 01111013-811AMLAND.-dos 10, at Bt. Barthelemeit, Byholollh Moat, by the is C. Ilaph. J. Oheet. Mee or W 0 D o `.= Mere. to SW ASK Oamehter the late Mr. W. of IllurJim Dam. Le i rOOD—Tllolllll . o2l.—Jane 10. at Bt. Gabriele. 01.0 10 0. Ms Ur. Z. Thoralos, 11 A, Um lov. I.lmhoweedJLA M ht. J are. wasteld, to famish, dmighter at T. nem. toe. /Aft. et Gleseedemnst. South 111115.11 • DEATHS. • ATl3ll.—Jmolb. at Doatb.mayst. Insabarb. diem"' • Os kW Mr. Slams pea DO WIT. Jae 1, el !Wolk Dead. J. Demi. /Lat. RPM DVAPIL—Joso le. of *byroad. /Lobo* aaa or D. Do" old lb P s a TTllloll.—Jose lb, la Losoltadiamat lavorobad. lea lbobla aao a Poilsoa. It 1011211...-J sow N 1 et wits doss 0 *" .. , we* owl 116 /1 7/; No. 8,( pVERLAND NICATION by /INSULAR and 0 ANY BOON PAM! Nadtbsyataa, 00tgat t aad Naafilll%! W Of Wary mop n; 0 3. 41.2 _ . :4`h 6 "P•cl" lea tartar partlculan baltabraat : aoA .t Orlaa STEAM to N Dad rta Rtir sb ark Awl PIN Mead dempataiin GAP hau I.lWRirOOl OrrY of WAIMIN KANGAROO ...... CITY of BALTJKC Oeb Nisei. toreare lamp II eels trim Oreie hlall!Wroo. . 001000. I.MIIIIIOOI TO MT. a. Ras wigs••• rVANDK TID STATUS Oran to Now Ye& TM TANDRRIHLT. laarlevolrar, TM NOI ROORbone-povrar; the pAuae. moo took and LUDLOW, 1,000 took an TON or 00Wid to NI ARM .—... NORTH /TAR . ''''' NORTHiIIt LIGHT TM above arses Prlda moo We elan. All of sod NH; ate' and Arid. Seat else, atevrage. DU. f a i ta i id . Graaseburch.eurat, Joan 27, Nue Richello4 a CHRISM. d(1111.011i 16.71E06. ORATION AMA reberbei bre tre rai ergs ea ,Werirraft BOMBAY, BA NW., IC NOVICK 18 VIERZ OE UAL NESTING Fallen, Company will 0 pool-4mm Isom Broad. D♦Y. the leth day of conformity writh the tern Nentce to hereby forth nob Meeting for the cm .Wre'glt•l of the Com for that mimosa 000talm Companies Mum Corm The lnn•for hooka of I Brd day of Juno, to Wed EYMOUTE STIAII PM no OM Wilt 111( TURN TICKETS. os and all die prladW dot Kr sad Jew. avaliabh the Jamey at Chlopaabi reede to or from Jen= Pant: Paddle.= the MIS ILA of OTC be SI wary Tara. Tbligai MONT BLA ROYAL OARI WitTICIISI rX~ r DODCNDaONeI all desk, in IM Italian tome daily • taritiarabl Wein %meat attractive p stharaet. Dal ti Wank, Hos tree? MII:BURY 4116 , 1/11,1%11d1ad% Tame T. ilzoire: pore. OA ton tram DR. 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