The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-27 00:00:00

FRANCE. rrk, '4 01./L OWN CO/LItSPONI.INT.) StRIDAT Eva . sw.G. The exultation which the news of • sietory ever produces in Paris is more intense and more general than usual on this occasion, on account of the almost universal persuasion that the war most now be very near its end. If the Austrians, after the series of de feats which they have suffered ia the course of three week., art now so thoroughly beaten in a general action on grounds of their own choosing, as there is every reason to suppose they must be, their army must be completely disheartened. The chiefs can have no longer any confidence in the famous quadrangle, which, although it may afford • temporary retreat to the mutilated remains of a magnificent forte, will re at best bat a vast gaol from wia:ce the mattes can only hope to come out as prisoners of war, unless their master, convinced of the h open& nem of resistance, should make peace on the only terms now open to him—the entire evactaton of Italy. tit Emperor's short telegram is eloquett. A line twe:s• mi...., long, the combat lasting sixteen hours, all the pueitioes carried, and the whole of the Ane trian army. which we know by recent Vienna letters was estimated at 210,000, engaged, tell of a battle on a larger scale than any of the many that have been fought in this century. We know not as yet what manse this great battle will bear in history. The only place mentioned in the Emperor. despatchl is Cavrisaa, from which, hitherto unknowir, place It is deed. On the map there are two Cirri/ma, one' ea this, the right bank of the Miocio, between Bar ghetto and &uterine; and the other on the left beak bet Went Vallegio and %Alabama. The Elapse, of Austria's headquarters when last limed of were at Val.egio, and, inasmuch as the French telegrams have lately represented the whole of the Aueftiaa army as hating retreated ballad the Minas miry people have very mutually supposed that the last of the twe abensaamed Geniuses was the scented the esellist new in ell meal mouths, ft is abus. lastly Weer, however, that the former, st.d nut the latter °mimes most be the plath mentioned in the Emperor's despatch. The report of the enemy's army haviiig retreated across the river some days ago, Pet hen either been a mistake or a r age de germ et otherwise the Austrians, after havin g crowd met, mat Inverses beck again to the right beak. The latter movement, by the way, they may ban rusted very easily mid speedily, for is the short space between Lake Oarda and Mantua there are 1 , 3 less thab 40 strategetical bridges. By era, of further evidence as to the identity of the Connie& near which the battle was fought, I may mention that a Turin despatch dated this day cos firms the battle of Solfenno"—a place, as we have seen, near the Cairriana; and this evening. Patric speaks of a despatch received this evening, which states that the victorious army of the allies is fol lowing up its victory, and has crossed the Nliecio is pursuit of the Austrians. Then is little doubt that the battle-Bold will turn oat to have been be tween Pirechiers and Goito. The Carriana of which I blue been speaking is • village rest of Casti glione, on the Volta road, between Peschiera and eithatua. Paris is in • state of great excitement, and gene ral preparations are main, for illuminatium and rejoicings. the news of a great and, as it is hoped. derided victory, was most favourably received at the Bourse. The Itentes rose 90 for ash and 93 for account, closing Oren at 62.20 sad 62.70, which wore within 6e. of the highest quotations of the day. Mobility rose 23.76. The Orleans Railway rose 20: North sem, 1230; Eastern, 12.30; Lyons, 10; Southern, 27.30; and Westerns, 6. , _ ..... News has reached Pans that Genera: Cotte, one of the Emperor's aides-de-camp. who was with the army of Italy, has died suddenly from the bursting of an aneurism. A Vienna despatch, dated June 24, states that the Patrse, Pays, Coma,'&flossed, Massager de Pettit, Courrier la Paris, sad Gahyneni's iihrsen gtr are prohibited. The Auetrians hare been as slow in taking this measure as they are in other things ; almost all the German newspapers destined for France have been regularly seized in the French poetelke for several months past. General Batman, who for some time commanded a brigade in Rom* after the taking of that city by General Oudinot, has jest died in Paris. A Berlin letter status that a M. Krupp, a resident in a town of Weetphalia, has jest received from the Prussian government 100,000 theism for 300 rifled cannons of his invention, together with an order for more cannon, to the value of 600,000 Omen. It is indeed blowing great guns in Prussia just now, if this story is to be believed. THE MEDITERRA.NEAN. trams ova ono soasstroxstsT3 MALTA, iltas 11). Her Nl.jesty'a ship Hannibal remains at Malta, vellttiss The Gomel bra arrived from tb, Ore. Her Ma jaary's akii, Areal bat Amass. A masts sot airy aim aleatlLeprevrattime. 7Le lamp • hi. h *meat ham &Wand for lb* apw light law at Fiat Tiger. is Malt'. blow out, no will be teat bark main. The Once sad et. Jusa d'Aere ate tralatr.g ..11 sad I !" . P."'' . . . The Austrian yrs-els whi.l I,.vb refuse in Malta st the here, ise out of the wee lure lasdid their mass ;eying sp. f w Ciorernar coot:nese very actively sassed Ii lashing sieeranos. sad iinproversesee. Isereeselp very coatideret.ly the rests of "taremst property, het as tie other bud perooktiss sad escoorrgiss tie treats to ireproet end nettle es moth so airy eels ken the property they lase from goversetest. Tie eelleebenee the Governer bed bath is the r limo Wei.* tbe Palm be leaded for eight yew Ye! se for 100/. per emus Withia eh swathe the sea he Wes offered 2,0001. for his bargets. ILe tbrit is the teetesima Is being laspreved by crie beset, of t Whitmire resettehilk were Mew* lag ism b.byp so slgtt. The Niue is he he Meted with= sad the armour of the Laistee is sew wet (Ay le tie corridor", with the ameeseithe Meer MINIS as them. A sae theatre le to be balk et s tat el 12.00tY., sag true Mill to be pleated mead IL Jamie Cloonb. Aeytblag that vill mat be give shed% seyilisi gram. art he so Ito; r^ve- Wks. 14*Gorewolle boo not wiry sail thanes 4 tbs r, .wporsedloig the old sad repisein 15... ...J. yawn tad ▪ area. It r wrong', skit two Judges—Sir A. Nash; sad Dr. gross —are t." W sipersososud, sal tb.t 'Le leveret Crews Adverale is to go so Eaplsod sad c.. 4.• beck Chid tint the plods? awake,. Dr Nsuch, or to be rtt dad • sal Dr. igastels Ictierolort to bo Crows Air least. It. °Arrow so 000rywhoo, or tiro, sad =skimp tiles''', islodwr saconwshal or net realer to be prJrri; bat all alma. airs how credit for sincerity on t a d. , •oroilos,ioa to do whet he coasecicus best fa the prorpority of the ii:sod sad it. lahatstaate. Ha *spay' • sbip seffily W reurs-1 from Loe:rum well sleet 10 era el smaaalts los tte brittsb Moseuto, es Nor .t. , 4 by Kr. Veit.. Tie apelike !I elorott kw Übe =Ned the metiees Met were employed to szatoste masa Se emir easy. THE CAPE OP GOOD HOPE. PLYMOUTH, 111 vr‘T. The ward u il.teanwr Ptu•4e, Cmptain Clarke. Demei bre et.urdo Almon Imo the eq....44PDA 11% May V. b 4. 11DIAD, 3I Iliseppmeos. Jane Mob( 4 as &pi A pliskal owns woofs from SID 240.1.4•61 NA .is. Me Malmo brisp IT peremerro, mai cargo coup.i.tlai pimappdir vile GM eau& - raid ',NV§ ter last tem dem before the (atom the Pb. Aisle's*, draftee bad Mrs MI t m mass wads, core • IMP none the •Is mass d oak's the Amor tarsame bed seemed le sessaamo., &La pre ammo ems ra ruerdtagb I M FUN. Its eff• • hal ein bets eh mat bertelly op• tko none .4 trauma tick ts rem* Meelliss bed Memo al bat Seprworallis ost al Me ewsefty 'lase r den Or Ilea al pnl. Inn al nompon bed .Heard t. very bleb Pewee Tr atil• Aleillet sop 7.Tease .r hub th..Lt t ha t. emithemesee Me ow Naga of tine 4 Ibis Lib teed wiener. vii tote pills elndlin mare to Ow tatr,4 4A:q.t. of Os ter ft stiff lbw bed tem ensids reek sirs rabact be she /mem. *lib me Mee , attsidlad. Time prop". tam M ell Is row Inbred, nay* lan tie calory m ISA sum of Kellam/ sad tke Mese of Inedser. Ttq IMe mastered armed ilarreasefs, M ben inn rr ly is . •ma red embiplied. awe ter bed Meet tdep aas as .t.. al I psemeels ameamity,lme Me so toe swam t o , bra Thews mom Is leftin [ann. s.d the Mr. Sit a of Feti Ptddhp firries inn ire the pre. pod loca'stuee nf the Pews 5 an roknon on noes. TM Mum tom tom tee Miatla ten. dirt bru 641,111•80 ?MONO we 1164 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1859. bPOR7ING. tale internam& NEWCASTLE UPON-TYNE, /USURY, STOCK BRIDGE, AND WINCHESTER. 111TSOPOLITLII 00111ITY 0017116. err dare fee the pommel mot WirMajina.ll. Ms:W Joao 2T: Toads,. 19: Wedands.t. A; _ .181; . July lluazaws.l. ummflW/118,-Iloader. Jaw 11 ; Weeleseilsy. 11 : ?May. 1* 1. Szonnoi. Walairday. Jaw 19 , Monday. )). . Saloum ad Just l 7: Thursday, 30. im Lkusirm. Bow. J Boum. Ise 11: WeduslOßT.Sl. June le 0 W1111C2.-W-• WO4IMICII-• =OK W•110111/01M Cm or Lomax. . =il rapt, Jar 17; Tuceday, 11; Weeleads 11. Luau MAUS ,. 'S COVIT, Ounerall.-Irktuy. July 1. COURT OF EXCREQURR.—JoNs 26. Sittings at NW Pries, at Wsennamer.—(Before Baton Martin and Commix Janes.) TUT/ON O. DARILI..--AXLEORD ILLIOAL DISTRISSA. This was an action to recover names for an alleged We nd distress for rent. Mr. O'Malley:and Mr. Cole were for the plaintiff; and Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Francis for the defendant. lt appeared that the plaintiff, Mrs. Talton, • widow, coca pied a house in Alfred terrace, Huvow-road, as tenant of r the defendant, who is the well-known contractor at Paddler. ton. On downy, the 23rd of April last, the defendant had a distress levied for arrears of rent amounting to 101., and, it was contended, after the legal period of the day preemibad for that purpose had expired. The broker, accompaned by • Mr. Thomas, the decedent's agent, went to the house after halfinst seven in the evening, when it wee after sunset and dark. Oa Monday morning the goods were removed to the broker's house, and sobsequently sold for 91. The plain tiff estimated that the portion belonging to her was worth 261., bat other properly had bees taken belonging to her lodgers. On the part of the defence evidence was given to prove that the distress did not take ohne later than sena o'clock, and It appeared that sunset on the day in quesdas wee at dm otnntes after seven. The broker and °thin trimness sworn positively that it was not dark when the house was watered. — Hieioedahip pat it to the jury whether the diatom wee kvied before or after wise,. The jury found that the key WU made after summit and before dark and returned the waist of damage. at 151. His lordihip then held that the distress was legal, being before dark, although after sunset, and therefore directed • verdict for the defendant, with leave to the pl►intif to move the court above to enter the verdict for her upon this point. Two actions of ejectment were subsequently tried, bat they presented no feature of public interest. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jens 25. (Before Mr. Cornabioser Murphy.) IN II MINIM. LONDON. This ter ins ctingolven app lied applied for hie difficharp from prison, and • e ord. Mr. prot &mood opposed, and Mr. Denney anpported. The are wee beard last wrath and adjouraed sins din, on lb. plead that the lamina', a builder , had put Ansa, a palairt to abase 101. law expenses in defending an notion. Mr. Denney hoped the court would consider ail weeks' im pala:emu a saft'ieot punishment for a paltry sum of 101. Kr. &mood said the question was whether there had been a solloisse detention foe a vexatious defence. Mr. Commiadoner Ynrpi caa;denditie paalahlutia, had ben ffillalloat, sad cs'4 discharp. THE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, St sl , tl NIGHT. The steamer America, from Boston on the 15th, and Halifax on the night of the 16th. arrived this evening. She bricp 99 passengers. and 438,000 dollars specie. Tba simmer Fulton, from Southampton, arrived at New York cm the 13th ; the Europa, hence, at Halifax,and the Argo, from Galway, at New York, on the 14th. The steamer City of Washington, to leave New York on the 18th inst. for this port, it wu thought was to all at St. John's, Newfoundland, for the pentagon of the steamer Edinburgh, which re cently sustained damage from collision with ea labor& It was reported at IVashington that the mission to Francs had been tendered to Mr. Slidell. The views of the administrationOnJ.l;e subject of neutral rights were soon to be transmitted to Mr. Dallas, for communication to the British govern ment ; and copies of the despatch were to be fur nished by the respective ambassadors to all the Euro pean courts. A document defining the position of the American government on the rights of naturalised citizens of the Ceited States who might return to their native land, was in course of preparation. The steamer Star of the West had reached New York with Californian mail, of May 20, and over a million and a half of dollars in gold. Californian news unimportant. The markets continued-dell. The revolution in Chili wu ended, after a bloody battle fought between General Viadauri, with 4,000 government troops, and 3,000 revolutionists under Gallo, year Coquimbo. Viadauri triumphed, taking 600 Fissure and all the guns of the enemy. More than 2,000 mem were slain. The government soldiers had tam pammeion of Caldera. The revolutionary party bei Mee beaten in the south also. - Tiede was vary dull at Valparaiso. • Pros Sidaragaa it was reported that M. Bellystill had high hopes of his nasal project, Sir Gore Ouse ley maimed at San Jost. The Italians in New York were raising a fund for the benefit of the families of those who might fall in fighting for the independence of Italy. A telegram from New Orleans gives later news from Mexico. Miramon is reported to hare sup pressed a pronucciamento by the priests in favour of Zakap. The church tried Miramoo, but the padres were arrested, and sent to Vera Cruz, The Marquez expedition against Morella had been driven back, but not until the town bad been ravaged, and the women stripped and whipped in order to make them point oat the hidden treuure. Miramon had dr creed the importations at Yam Cruz confiscated, and modified the ad talorein duties. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH, VIA HALIFAX. NEW YORE, Jews 16. ETINTIIO. The steamer City of MancheAter, from Queens town, arrived here yesterday. The sales of cotton during the past two days were 3,300 bales, at a general advance in prices of ie. per lb.; middling uplands, 111 c. The tone of the market at the close is quiet; breadstuffr generally dull, and quotations slightly lower; provisions also tend downwards. Neil Brothers and Ca. report that markets at New Orleans end Mobile are excited, under the influence of the sews by the Europe, and that prices have advanced ,tc. to ic. per lb.; in this market they re port an active demand at an improvement of I per cent. NSW ORLEANS. Jvms 16. The sales of cotton yesterday and to-day have been only 2,500 balm, but prices are 0. higher middling is quoted lllc., and market closes buoyantly. NAVAL AND MILITARY WOOLWICH, ititE 26. Mr. Philip Thornton has taken up his appoint mat at Woolwich Dxkyard as assistant master shipwright, ?ion Puke, promoted to be mater shipwright at Drronport. The ammo r to Mr. Rios, roaster shipwright, who was last week eapersnousted, has not yet bean appointed. Mr. Cl. B. Prers has Bern appointed storekeeper at Wool wich Dockyard sad factory, vice Viable, superannuated. The system of over-time which haa prevailed at this yard for some mouths put is to be abolished, aad it is stated that the shipwrlghte end other artioacis will shortly recur to the olork. old system of weekly wages, by the ab.)litioa of jub and task - T sisy seat, beisg the aaalverearyof her Majeaty'• cam artieta, volt be obrere«.l oe a holiday at the Royal Anneal amid Doekyartl ; sod the wool Inspection of ttvoke will take plops ea Woolwkh Common. Is soeerilance with recent ceders, the harness-makers sad 'ether 'stamens employed at the royal carnage deputinest of Wooherb Arsenal have bees placsd upon the yob sad teak meta; but It es stated by those concerned Oast the trims have been so unespoilly arranged fur the various I...crepitates of work, that whilst a pert.on of the ma are enabled to obtain lance wages, others are compelled to work more hors thee formerly for iNk. wage". Ltestesent-Colonel Letroy. Royal Artillery, has tom ap pointed to succeed Colonel t'iekeriog as Secretary to th• al Ordnance Select Committee. CHATHAM, I 26. SICK AND WOCNDED TROOPi PROM INOIA.—A large erre, of seek sad rattled from India arrived at Port Pitt licartal m Friday. They .ai!et from Maine fa the Tiddler, 1.170 Mae, Grata Taylor , oil the dik of Mr* I. TM Allowing ricer ease home la chirp —Cassia A. W. Cobhme, 44th ; Lieutenant B. 0. 'ra m, ; sad Mr. Carey, tb ship's surgeon, is medical aerie et the is,..slid.. Detleg the erre font deaths oc curred. The desecbm,nte re the let bregoos Guards, 12th USW% let Royale, 43rd, 44th, ird bdtelion 69th Ries, Oki, sad Nth Regiments. Thant/10ga artier off 0r.,.. • sad la the moreir and direrehmked the Mops, sad they sere formeded to Chatham in rah Hee Majesty's acres , frigate Liffey, 51 guise, sailed ea Seardey froo. Livsrp.ol, but sot for Portsmouth r it tro• lest Slimmed. Rho is booed for the Clyde on a crake for volunteers. BRITIaII AND IRIsH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COM- P '4 T.—Aa estraordiaary =eel mestisg ot proprietors was as hold Batardey, st the Iv (Ezehaage), Mr. Johsetoa la the chair, for she purpose of combatting, or otherwaa Maim' is a "'solstice paned by ea evraordisery general mottos as the 24th May, whereby the dine-ors. la Matins to the toms already astboriessi, were szupowend to borrow soy saws mil 'undies 30,001111. ea mrtgye of Mestere sets. M. LB. Bright, the merstary, heMag cad the edsweest calling the sassulft, the chairman expleised that It wee ascossory for ths reaoletu,a of the 24th May to be eistimid humanise meeting celled sot wide. • math of that dells.—Xe. Borah, them moved the 0011611:11104011 of the smaketisa, sal the Wks having hem sacoadal Mr. Manse mind Mr some Ishirmatiaa with rapid to the elect objects lot .Yoh the wary Me he bs reisoL—The Chairmen add ✓ed shwa woo rood Or fully st the ant mooting, hat he might mand the sharebeiders that Is eeptsmber last the Dobsooviao Telegraph Company got eoacessioae from the Dank sad Hanoverian goverameam to ' , mend liars from their some. to England, and the bard tbs. undertook to sedravour to rams 50.000 t. towards the nprzune by placing Ames to that ratan, sot • lb. company es sorb, but I. the Made a sack .f their friends as they meld Rad to take them. They Brit gl ut ft. Hawn route sub.cribed to ths SILIIII of 20,00(V. mad the Has woe laid auconsfally. They were sow reedy to lay the Drab note, and 30,00 W. hones to he premed they MI le owl themselves to Owe the doors to that runes Is the Made of the public to enable them to any mat the agnate. Fr ens the state of tho mosey sankell, Imo gat ow, sad from ether name. they did not Udall. wiry se_ they Ind aatielpited, sad they had, th.. re fon, called the sliaMieldnre togotbar to wadeavotar t = their manias Is robe 1110 WM, Ivy delestato, rot assist them. If they pat Basal) get the sham Wm up ty the p bik , they .had mdse. Moo deisegares sad email them. Mr. Maar rid his of sow or eesonne. of this kind me tisk 6rMd of mere • herders" they ...rendes "washeem" lie hoped the,.. foe lb e mmnt woad him a ciao isderwsedise rat the orreries'. which they west deskos• vivo, ing. TM claimer said that they did sat Mid tat compsay respon msle for waythise, aid h reply 10 %Obi r quedions he smd that they .ball nano • arid. ad trots tho Submarine I Comma; mid they ran able to float their ibis., for thr full emetuat , that the armareasent would be so clog to the common's operations, sad that tor this manprary ac rontme,lMbs they might neens • Imps addle,, to their ,/ ',as is hawomyar.. TM rewslettos wee thee put and esaidnessly TO Till =ROI OP TRZ =Pain. 811,—The publican= of the 'weights for the Geodwood Stakes, sod of the accoptaeoss for the Liverpool Cup, he. takes place during the peat week, and the former ha* bean well received by the sporting community, The " talents" seem all abroad as to what shall be the favourite. The " miler," Lord Hawn, being as good as anythicg just now, while the Cikmbsco colt is ;supported by a select circle. The weights range from Leamington, 94 41b, to Production, Oat 416,1 he heaviest weighted three-yr-old being Ruble, 7st 61b, who is meeting the Chester Cap wiener with 61b the worst of racing weights. I cannot belpremarkingthat Learning • ka, with all the 9st 41b, has one of the best chanoes in the lot tery, sad should he go to the poet as well u he was on the Cheater Cup day, it is quite possible for him to enrol himself a winner of the Goodwood Stakes a second time. Lifeboat, 4 yrs, Sat 71b, is not badly treated, end yet he is meeting Leamington at racing weights only, Blue Jacket, 6 yrs, Bat alb, receives Sib from Lifeboat for the defeat in the Metropetitan, which pieta him a chance, sad Vanity has done walled= work of late to be respected with ist 131 b. The 3-yr olds are not so well treated u the old horses. The Gleoluce colt (chriaeried Harlestows), 3 yea fist 21b, and Mutineer. 3 yrs, Set 31b, being ell that look at all formidable. The Newcastle meeting will afford ue an insight to the Liverpool Cap (wherein Mester Begot, 6 yrs, Set 1116, and Royal %vertigo 4 yro, Est 91b, have nothing to complain of), eight of the probable starters for the Northumberland Plate having accepted for it, and many others engaged may show for some of the other events there. The first day's "port at Newcastle promisee well, the Members' Plate, Tyro Stakes, and North Derby having ailed well, sod In the abeam* of Sommeraide for the latter, we may have a good nos for the mosey, Gamester, Phantom, Glesbnek, and Gladiolus, being pretty close together, if we may judge of the moderate form shown by Gamester and Phase= at Ascot. Neither have incurred penalties, which gives them the best of the other two, and the selected of the t/iseheald win, flowerer being this most likely. The Tyro has a pretty good 'sky, the pride of Richmond, Lea elereta, hieing =Dag the let, lna ha with Vesta and Grua- Mar, hau more the ins= on hand, * and we T T see Lady Fakosar or prom the best la the field. The Menalars' Plato and the Littered Victuallms' depend tee moth epos stable tactics to he bterfered with,sad the (hand Stand Stokes upon the result of the Tyro, the two events big most likely to fall to the share of one animal , for Shako is apparmaly the only one to spoil such an arrasgeossot. The Nuthanaberlaad Piste, two Wks, dose not give out hopes of can than a dour starters, se the field will have to be selected from Caderhead, Lifeboat, Hepatica, Burgomaster, Peggy Taft, Beethoven, Beakupt, the Lady Pi ems, Paul, Harry, sod Hooey ; Tama= Maid , tit Prince of Damask, and the Wr estl er being vary at Newton, and e=cl of by their 61b =nattier, while Deo= ern Vole= le said to be audis. Oat of the a we, the beet class hones ars undoubtedly the Bankrupt, Hepatica, Underbsod, Lifeboat, end Burgomaster, Bankrupt having so much the beat of the weights will the other three-yew...lde that he appears to hold them We. It most be a near thing between aderhand and Rum= at Illb for the yes:, which is about • fair egnivalest, the mare, as the fresher animal, being en titled to the oireferucts ; but she is 'ivies Bankrupt 341 b fur the year, and the youngster may jut about do for her at the finish as be has been doing good work, and improved since he ran at Chester and Epsom. The items oomplete for the lest day all being handicap', it would be • waste of words to analyse them now. At Bibury the Chant pegss Stakes ranks gent on the list, sad surly all the lot h am twined in the seighbourbood, we may have somettliag NW a Said. The Venue filly having • 41b penalty, Chirp bee reely to put in an appearance to and in his Armee *sleek St-James (a 500 guinea yearling) may still keep her he Me had. For the Half-mile Handicap, the filly by Is. Level ant of Fraud (not the worst-looking 11-yeeM at Aseet). Set b not to be daubed, and If she can Sow Skittles, Ike alb, she will be on the high road to Meeisty. The Witeery Mehl% gentlemen up, is generally a she, NM tee logy nearly all these handicapped 2414ost.WereeNer es parthl to the distaste that, with only 100, he ought to takes good part la the veggie. Stockbridge mast "ford us • Derby ale yew, sod there is not a theser odd race worthy of mettkee, the Tooth Tri tan= toasting the moderate St. Claes= es the bea on paper. The Steward's Cup, two miles, has lie ls ,= magnlfiornt =try; but Fishermen will 'tighten a gnat many and beat the remminder, unless Markets= Is polled oat, he having so much the hest of the weights, that be ought not to fight shy of the old horse, who moat fall la en attempt to give 431 b to • second in the Derby. TM Four Tear Old Triennial is reduced to a match between Talladega and Beacon, and, although the latter enrpearl the world a few weeks Deck by his defeat of Tolerating, Roman Candle, and Sedbary, it would not surprise meto see Fadledeen, who was behind Sedbery at Ascot, prove the Besemes performance to have bean a "Saks" by bowling him over. Tres list of iteme at this meeting will soon be further reduced by the dropping of the event just diapered of, as we this year enter upon • Biennial instead of a Triennial for two-yr-olds. Malnetone can scarcely be defeated on him own ground with alb al bereave, and he may prove his title to the position of first favourite for the nest Derby by an may triumph over all comers. The tdottisfout Stakes, seeing that the Venue filly, Seclusion, and Chirp ace penalised, appose to rest between Hartley Wiens'', Brother to It =bow, and Buccaneer, who immediately followed Lopollss at Bath; Mr. Mem' e olt may not, however, put in an apprentice, and Hartley Wintney should repeat the due he there administered to Buccaneer. The lisiopehhe &eke. (ran for it Winchester) mart rarely dad Compromise, 4 yr., est 121 b, la the frost rank, and for the Omega Peek Seeker Laraine her but tbe Venus filly to best; thus ►ring the only closed items is the pro gramme at meat —1 soy to., METEOR. NEWCASTLE-I:PON-TYNE-TV:VADAT. &ewer& The Right Worshipful the Mayor of Newcastle, Sir Matthew White Ridley, Batt., M.P., Captain White, sad John Cooksca, Req., of Melded' Perk. Judge and Haadieepper Mr. Richard Jobaice, of Tort. Clerk t►e Courts Mr. J. Gray. Marta : Mr. W. Elliott, of Months:atm. Tea Tow. 8•1411110 015 SOW. emit, with 20 added; 2- yr-olda, Est; throe, 7st 41b; tour, 11,4 711, ; See, 9st ; sin and aged, Ilet ; winners, mos beton, starting, Jib; twice, • eitra ; mans sod view allowed 31b; the second to raw Ids slabs. T.T.G. Tits tim.i.loo "DUMB of 3 son. mob, with 30 added, for 2-tr-olde sod upwards. Halt.a.mile. Tau MIXOEkIe PT! HANDIC of 5 F 0, 4 ,. each, with 100 added LA la 60 by the members tar Newcastle-upon- Tyos sad 60 from the Grand Stand); tits winos, of any handicap Taloa 160 sore. after the weights ma published (June TO, at 11 a.m.), to ornery 7lb extra ; the second to save his slabs, em 6 tles wirer to pay 6 gums towards exposer. News* bus la, am* ems mile. et I Ountoira.. 19 lb Nagle pi . . A l e Isursay . ! • r ...... • Lem ..... 1 Fie 11•;;aia . ...... y is .......... ....... ••• •• • IMb Aar eua lwri 61 lie . 6 CZ .. 1 6 6 Tan TYRO Dramas of 10 sovs. ach, with 60 added ; for 2-yr•olds coltsAlst lib; sad Una, Set 41b. A wiener be lay Martin of 100 move. to carry 21b extra; the second to save his stake; and the winner to pay 5 guineas toward' . T.Y.C.—Sims Reeves, Montrose, Job, Starbeck, Plwpton Rock, Lady Trespass, SYnnifei Madrid , Lad/ Takeoff Mb extra), Vesta, Grenadier, The Moulrie Spot ter* Maid. Wildmaa, Sprisnwell, Hors«, f by Augur— Miss Conyngbare, Vienne, Mre. Rarey, Laminator. Tax Noki)4 Drossy or 10 ems. each, with 100 added; tar 3syr.olds ; wire, Set 7ib; and lilies, Sat 21b. The win ger of say Maks before starting value 600 sovs., to carry 611) extra; the second to receive 60 sore oat of the stakes; and the Manor to pay 10 guineas to the )edge. Ones round. (26 subs.)—The Dutchmen's Danehter (paid), Mouravisff, Vivace (paid), The Scout (dead), llarryon, Gladiolas. Warn Stanley, Tom Kieg, Azire, (Rethink, Summer/ids King of Use Type, &Mamma, With' Wright, Rainbow (died). Meg Memnon Gamester, Plummet, Adeleide, Cavendiab, Etoile du Nord. Brabow, Killingworth , Schnleff, The King of Algiers, Volati'e. ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. Os Saturday one of the chief matches of the mem we. wiled over the wool course roe Erith to the Non end back to the starting pont. This was what may be Wyly called a double avast. There were two pins. Or the open prize, which is costesded for by yachts et comperstively high tosser, bat we believe free to all. The ether the Beeedwood prize, for craft ot a smaller elan. For the firm prize thecompetitors were cotters. The Amen, 46 toes, of Leadoff', Wearied to Mr. J. H. Johann; the 6lopolto, 69 toss, of Lander, owned by Mr. J. Toner ; the Mini, 68 Was. of Cowes, Mr. F. K. Magni. owner ; and the Offaly, tons, also of Comte, the property of Colossi K. W. Hale; and the samosas Wildfire, 69 toes, et Cows. and Vestal. 74 t 0.., of Southampton, belonging re spectively to Mr. J. Tome and to Mr. F. 0. Marshall. The Broadened wee conteeted atoll by attar rigged awe* Yds the Zsyde, 26 toss, of Leadao, Mr. O. Enna, *met; the Dam, 21 for of Loadoe, Mr. W. H. 11 , evert; the Chian% 19 tams, et Ten mouth, Mr. ream; the Widow. 21 tow, of bade" beloettlee Is r. W. Reds.; &adds Violet, 9 toss, of Hann* wised by Lord De Ras. The weather wee delightful ; there was wied le =the hi l nmei of the ann's rays, with than or *. capfuls," se the sailers sell them, which all be saes &polo' , of eremanahip, sod old le Om eniteamst the rue by t metently varying the amen of snow. The connect for the first prize was, bemene, wholly emillsed to the Osprey, the 61nquito, sad lbe MlllllOll, which loft before roundlet the buoy at the Nom skewed their snow riorliy. On the rotas the Osprey very awe took the Ira, and ultimately came In the tenser by bottom edoetre. For the weed prise it can hotly be said to have heed a match at all. The Whinier leek the Led almost imme diately of et getting, wee never overimaled, and was is ohs pleased. There were three rammer, engaged by the dub to accom pany the match, which were crowded with members and their Meads. THE 2031117 07 40W. AT PLAISTOW. On Saturday a special sitting was held in the megietrates' room, in Ilford Gaol, for the purpose of taking farther evidence against Isaac Ilkkinbottom, charged with stealing 400 sovereigns, half a down silver spoons, and the probate of a will, the grroperty of Elizabeth Sutton. The foUowiag evidence was fully gone into Elizabeth Sutton, No. 20, High-street, Horton, deposed—l have kept a room on at my mother's, Frances Martindale's, at tkeßroedway, Plaistow. I in a drawer a mob-box, contain- Mg about 4001., halls doer silver spoons, and the bate of my late husband's will. The money consisted of pro 80 sove- Mins in gold, and I added 80 sovereigns on Sunday, the 22nd of May. The rest of the money consisted of six or seven 101. notes, and dee or viz 61. notes. The money wee all este on that day. On Monday evening, the 23rd, my brother thine to me at Horton‘ and informed me that my cash-box had been stolen. I west down at once to my mother's at Plaistow, and I them mimed my cash-bon, spoon, and the probate of the will. The prisoner litchis bottom is my nephew. He was in the habit of coming to my mother's house at Plaistow. Mrs. Elizabeth Penwell, wife of Mr. William Palswell, Broadway, Plaistow, examined—l kaow the prisoner. On Monday, the 23rd of May, I was imide my shop, and I maw the prisoner come across the road and stand on the door step of Mrs. Martindele's home. I saw him take off his het and put on • light Scotch cap. He put his hat behind him and crowed the road again. I noticed the hat was lined with dart blue and a great dower in the crown. He walked into Mee. Martindales house and shot the door. This wee about a quarter past 6 o'clock in the evening, The hat now produced is the hat I saw in the prisoner's possession. Mrs. Musgrave, ii, Horton-square, deposed that the prisoner and his wife lodged at her house. They slept there on Sunday, the 22nd, bur not on Monday, the 23rd, the evening of the robbery. Early on Tuesday morning, the 24th, they both returned to their lodgings. The prisoner changed his elothes,suddid not atop more than a few minutes, minting that he was going to Sinteampton. Mrs. Hickin bottom slept there on the 25th, but neither of theta had been at their lodgings since until the 28th, when the prisoner wee given into custody. Mr. Solomon, foe the defence, Galled the prisoner's slater, Jane Bitehing, of 38, King-stress, Kingeland-read, and Mrs. Elisabeth Woodard, a widow, with the view of estab lishing an alibi, but their testimony tailed in doing so. The bench decided on @ending the ease before c jury, and fully committed the prisoner for trial at the next sittings of the Central Criminal Court. IJIDZZZLZML'f2 BF A STATION-MASTER AT CANTAItatIItY. On Saturday morning George Roles, station master, in the employ of the South-Eestern Railway Com pany, at Canterbury, was placed at the bet at the Guild hall, befare the Mayor and Aldermen Brent, and Mr. E. Rohl:nun, on a charge of linving embezzled c etala monies, the property of the asid oncipany, his employers. It appears that the pri.unsr has filled the office of insets, of the Canterbury Station for the past three yeas and that latterly his habits have been /somewhat irregular Ltd expen sive and he has suffered from attacks of delirium tremens; but nothing transpired affecting bid honesty until a few days since, when it was discovered that the accused bed misappro- Mated the moons of his employers., but he had in the mean time left the city, and was onl apprehended on Friday 'eyeing a , Gravesend. In ily of the deficiency to his acorn with the company, It is said that he hes applied to his own purposes money brearvolently enbecribed in behalf a • poor widow, whose bust:end lad his life in the Mike South Easttru Railway Company, on the Whitstable lies, about sin months since. About 604 was entweribed by the servants on the railway fir this poor woman, but not one farthing of this amount, it is said, ever reached her. The fires MUMS celled wee John Keeling, the cashier of the locomotive department of the South Heaters Railway, who deemed that on the 16th of March last he sent en account (which was produced) foe 61. 19a. Sd. for breeze, to the pri rime, to collect the amount. It was his duty to collect the money and pay it over to the locomotive superintendent of the Ashford Worke. No money had been paid on amount of that bill, nor had the minutes received any thing from the prisoner sines the 15th of March. Wm. Clay son, In the employ of Mrs. Beard, brickroaker, Vauxhall, Canterbury. proved paling the pension. a cheque (minced) for 61. 19s. 6d., for breeze, about seven o'clock one evening during the month of March. The defendant gave him a re ceipt for the money on the bill (peodacerl).—lama Cud worth, locomotive auperintesdenr, proved that he bad re ceived no money from the sccu•ed moos the 16th of March. Sergeant Moyea, detective officer, in the service of the South Eastern Railway Company, ,poke re apprehending the pri soner at Gravesend about six o'clock the previous evening. In answer to the charge, the prisoner Said he had been very ill fur some time and unable to attssd to things at the Can terbury station, but if time were allowed him he amid auks arrangements so that everything would be satisfactory. He left Canterbury net to avoid being apprehended, but for change of an.—When asked if he walled to put any goes doss to the vitamins. the accused said-1 did not take the money felenionely. What the witness has said about my having Centortery for change of air is quite correct. I was advised to do so by Mr. Holthern."—The prisoner was re manded tall Monday la order to afford the company's solicitor time to complete the charge. ACCIDENT ON TEE LONDON AND BOUTII-WESTERN RAILWAT.On Saturday morning, between the hours of 2 sad 3 o'clock. a IBM named Thomas Fordo., sired 25 year, Is the employment of the London and South-Western Rail way Company, was brotieht up by train to the Waterloo road terminal', fearfully, and, there is little daub', fatally injured. From the particulatv °trained, it appear, that the anfortneste man was reading upon a luggage train, which ought to have *topped at the Kingston-upon-Themes station. The dr.ver, era seams that spot, stoppel the train, and Forder alight,d fr. rn bia van, for the purpose tf attending to his parcel... The driver, however, forted that the train had not quite reached the front of the station, when he again put on the steam, and the trip was again set In motion, and just at that essomd the poor fellow was in the act of stepping upon the foot-board of the trio, whoa by some means be ellpped, and Snit Wynn the rail. ' and the wheels of the eagles and tracks rased over his right Aflutter and left head, terribly =fag both. The arortnare man wee extricated as as port,* and a neighbouring surgeon sent for, rho, sitar attending mad dressing the injuries, advised his ✓emoval to one albs London b0...41.. He ems placed in dm arra sad orryed to the Waterloo-road, and from three te St. Tbomae s Hospital, where he war examined by Mr. Lesvos Clark, the surgeon, end Mem s. Gerrie and Chalet, who f aad that the injuries he had erteno, d were of such • errata that amputation of the arm was do weed are That operation was performed 14s carefully r per able, sad part of the left band has err been nursed. Iverything th it huttiaaity or metrical cars eta der ise has Ira ere isr Ibe sufferer, but he start remains withott lope d istemy. MARIB7S. PROVISION TRADE.—Tooter-crazzr, it sr. 26 There has been an improved demand throughout the invk for Irish butter, at en advance of fully 2s. per cwt. for the in termediate, and rather more for the best descriptions. Carlow and Cknmel has been selling at 104. landed and to arrive; the earns figure is demanded for rhipment. but the trade generally referee to purchus forward. Cork third', 94. to 96. ; fourths 84a. toB6e. ; end 86e., firsts tadmonde. It is reported that 500 &Mom Tralee, which bad been taken a short time since upon speculation at 91s. f.0.b., are now on the market at 96e. The arrivals of Damien for the week consist of 1,229 Waterford, 100 Limerick, and 2,045 firkins from Cork, and the delivery 3,300 firkins. Foreign butter In the early part of the week advanced to 102.. for the beet Friesland, and a clearance having been effected, the market closed with a tendency to a further improvement, but the weekly steamer from Har lingen, not arriving in time for Friday, there was no market until to day, and the trade wee dull to consequence at 100 s. to 102 a, for the best Dutch, and come portion re twined over unsold. A considerable amount of business has been transacted in bacon since Moeday ; • largo quantity stale and out of condition has been taken off at prim ranging from 48s. to 565. Waterford For fresh landed parcels, quite prime, 61s. and 625. made, and le. mare asked to arrive for all sizeable. At the does of the week than were buyers at 81e. to 62a. on board for immediate shipment. For • particular brand, which has the reputation of being a favourite one, 63e. wanted. Cork and Limerick, se also Hamburg sicced, side 2s. dearer, following the advance in Waterford. Supply since Monday : 143 Cork; 163 Dublin; 281 Limerick; and 1610 balm from Waterford. Deliveries, 3,200 bales. Tee steamer from Waterford, due Monday, bee I 680 bales. Bale end tierce middles quiet, and quotations I unaltered. Hama experience a steady demand, and for prime torte prime are well curtained. Lord continue exceediegly dull, sahotigh offering upon easier terms. Beef and pork with increasing supplied, and lamb in no demand, depre dating In value. The arrivals from America into Liverpool frogs October 1, 27,200 tierces beef ; and 18,600 barrels pork; and for the orirresrinding period last sessm, 19,900 tierces beef; and 7,600 barrels pork, showing an increase this =compared with last, of 7,100 tierms beef, sad 11,000 pork. COTTON.—Livzsroot., Just 26.—The fake of clitoti to-day an estimated at 6.000 bales. The market col:dinars very quiet, but without any change in prime. COTTON 000D13.-11fauce L.STIIII, Jcera 25.—The sales of yarn and cloth this week have sot bees extessive, but spinners and manufacturers very generally now hold rather extensive order. for future delivery, and there is no Femme observable for salmi. The great bulk of producers for India have work enough to last them nest; and some over, the following month, so that buyers wanting early supplies have a difficulty in placing orders eves at full prices. sufficient demand for long cloths, T clothe, and printers from the boom and general trade to keep stocks bare and pricer steady. Notwithstanding the long continued depres sion canted by the war In the continental demand, and eve r:tall the absence of a German demand, the yarn market eo moderately steady in price, except for One number. and donbled. WOOLLEN.—Lemma, Jugs 25.—We bays had a good market this morning. Throe has been a numerous attendance of buyers, and considerable antma.ion. HARDWARE.—Blnutootthu, Jerre 25.—The trade of this town osetinues dell. Many ago orders recently even out amongst the manufacturers are for next quarter's dell ' very, and thronghont trade generally there is an aspect of languor which does not betoken any immediate improvement. In some of the leas important branches of our trades the depression is much fat. This causes a considerable number of the workpeoole to be very short of employment, the out worker* being the principal sufferers in this way. In the larger manufamories the men are working on the average fourdays ; in a few they are making full time, as there will always be way exceptions with such multifarious trades as are canted 011 bore, even in times when more depression pre vails than there does at the present time. Whatever trade there la going on at the present time is being dons pretty well; end although business may not rally fsr gusher 'math, it will in all probability continue steady, though moderate in amount. The ',hipping trade is for the most part dull. There is said to be a little more doing on amount of Anetralia ; but with the exception of the arrival of the usual American packet (which brought but few orders) there bas been none of any importance since lest week. The preliminary meeting of the Ironmasters of South Staffordebire and East Woreestanh'm will be held next Thursday. No alteration in prices is anti cipated, thoegh the trade continue. very inactive; but a re duction in prices would involve a oorresponding one in the wages scale, always an undesirable thing in South StaSird ebbe. In the meantime the pig-mseters are clueing the make; seven or eight furnaces are already blown out, and about ten days hence the late number of others will be out of blast. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Highway, iron ameters, of Wala4l (whom suspension wee announced in the Deily Netts three weeks since) was held en Wednesday. The liabilities were put down in the "statement" at 60,000/. Almost the whole of the available properties are in the hands of creditors; these properties are estimated to be worth about 22,0001., a sum short by many thousandsof pounds of the debts they purport to cover as may be estimated by the fact that the creditors altogether "unsecured" are to the value of 8,1001. only; whilst the letimated value of the property to meet these, and the surplus of the secured debts is 4,900/- only. The creditors were much dissatisfied with this Nato went, and a proposition to scoept a composition of 3e. dd. in the pound, by instalments at four and eight months, wee not accepted, an adjournment being agreed ape. until Tuesday next. The holing of the meditate la to put the concern into the bankruptcy court. CORN.—CANIIIIIDOI, 'tits W.—Wheat was from Is. to 2s. dearer, but mho not brisk. A small market, and not much con °Barlett. Wheat, red, 445. to 40s. ; white, 60a. to 64e. Barley, 30a. to 32c Oats, 245. to 30s. CANTIRBUKT, JUNE 25.—There wu a gmd supply at market to-day. Salm doll, at advanced rice, from Is. to 2rs. Wheat, new brown, 40e. to 48a. , white, new, 48a. to 82a. Barley, new, 80e. to 40e. Oste, new, 25e. to 295. Beans, 4.35. Peas, 40a. CAILLIIILL Joan 25.—We had • small supply of wheat at oar market this morning, which sold readily at an *dream of 6d. per Carlisle Intelml. Oats • fair supply and good de mand, at last week's rates. Barley in better supply ; sales slow, at about 6d. pee bushel less than lest week. Wheat, white, new and old, 20.. Ai. to 21s. 6d.; red, new and old, 19s. to 20.. Barley, new and old, 13.. to 14a. Oats, potato. 10..6d. to lls. 67.; oommos, 10.. to 10s. 6d. Flour, per skein 24 to 2*. 2d. (hawed, 2s. 2d. to 24. 4d. Itymneal, Barleymeal, la. M.—Carlisle Journal. Courgursa, Jess 25.—A very moderate quantity of wheat and other gra;n on sale. Wheat in Blow deniand, at an advance of Is. to 2a. Barley, puns, and beans without change. GLOUCE4,TER., JUNE 21—Prices appear now to have gemerally reached their lowsat p.int, and this week has wit nessed an improvement. To day there was consequently ratter a better supply on offer, and the last avenge of 49.. 3d. was Improved ups. ILDFORD, It ne 2i—do pply of wheat moderate. Trade ealubited more =laminas, • go d clearance being made at an advise, of la. per quitter. Wises. 44a. to 668. Barley, 30e. to Urn. o.te, 24r. to 28s. Be:sa, 44e. to 47e. niRTFORD, JCXI 25.—The market to-day wet thinly attended, ow iag to bay harvest. The finest samples of wheat mods rather more money. Barley made last seek's prices. Oats a dull trade. Peas and beaus supp rr last week's prices. Wheat 22a. ta 30s. per hod. Berky, 255. to 335. per qr. O.ta. 2ls. to 295. per qr. Bane, 26'. to Us. Peas, 264. to 295. per load. laucesreu, Juts. 23.—At our corn market to day the thew of wheat was moderate, and the trade ruled more active, et an advance of 3e. per quaver ; white samples sold at 43.. to 63.. ; red, 43.. to 48.. per 36 stone. Of barley there wee only • small chow, sod the demand ruled beery at the term. of the week preceding; malting, 36a to 42.. p.r gam i er; grinding, 28e. to 31e. per 30 *tone. In oats (which wire in small supply) there, woe not much doing, and prices remained without material alt. ration, the quotations being 28A. to 36.. pa 24 stooe. Tbrre was • limited quantity if bean. si maker, Gni • more healthy tone pervaded the trade •t s elbast advance, eamples making 48.. to 545. per 38 at.... . NZWCASTLn, JONI 26.—Farmer.' what small supply, and quick sale at 3e. per qr. above prices of this day week. South country not much on offer, and 2s. per qr. advance paid. Foreign held at high limits, but miners show more disposition to buy at proportionately higher rarer. Fleur held for 2r. per reek advance, at wnirh a fair business ha. been dom. in barley not much doing. Oats In better de mand, and Is. dearer. Bans le. dearer. Peas quiet. Noairtcx, Joss 26.—Here to-day, the supi ly bang comparatively small, pica were 2s. to 3s. per gasrter higher than on this day sensighr; at this advance the millere evincei more &smitten to purchare, and a nue consequently changed hands. There was ersresly maple of any other grain offering. Flour 2.5. per sack mew mosey. Rain is much •an.ed for the grain crops. Whits wheat is quoted this evening 62.. to 61s. ; red ditto, 46e. to 48e. per qr. Flour, 32e. per sack from the miller. Latest averages: Wheat, 524 qrs., 48.. 3d.; barley, 17 vs., 28s. 6d. - . . . NOTTIXORAM. JUNI 25.—There was a moderate attend ance of farmers and factors at this dry's market, sod • tole rable show of wheat; fully 2s. per qr. advaoce over last week's rat.• was readily obtained. Old white sorts wee. quoted at 480. to 640.; new ditto, 50s. o 545. ; old rod, 445. to 484 ; new, 44.. to Ws. per qr. of 36 • one. the inquiry for barley (4 which the 'aptly was minty) ruled by no MIMI &lift) at the per cedin• week's rates: mating realised 384. to 43a. per qr.; grindiog, 28e. to 324. per 30 stone. Tt • eat trade was characterised by extreme isactivity, sad rueful. Iree money had to be taken where salsa were pressed, samples making 264. to 34.. per 21 store. Beans were in better re quest, and more remunerative rates were obtained, the best quaker tasking as high se 54. per 38 stone. OXFORD, iron 26.—There was • short supply of wheat with • better dirpositio• to porcine*, sod farmers on tbat account wise enabled to get fully last 'feeb l e prices, and is some tannest a trifle to, re. The best wheat on eller woo sot worth MOM than 505.. inferior white ruled ss l e o" so 44 e . per quarter ; red wheat sold from 40a. to 46e. Barley trans actions bat few, et &booties pions. Oat. were • dull trod.. Beans rather on the dentine, quotations from 48a. to 60e. Flour a steady sales& from SU. to 35% per sack. Firrensouovou, J vex 25.—A small quantity of 'rhea here to-day, and prices L. to 24. per qr. higher than las Mated sod PablYbel W Wsaux LIM HMO% et N. LOOM,* likrea. Cgry retalar. id she 01 Losobst4 itriv. Is IA e s Prialnstal Noma, Jim 2F, V& week, 631 b. yellow wheat m iking 48a. to 495. per qr. Oats and beau :may sale at previous tales. RIADTHO, JUNE 25.—The supply of wheat bete today was tolerably good, but there weir few fanners in attendee, e A better tons pervaded the market. dale. were made at about the some rates Ai List week ; in a few instances a little more saw was made. Barley end other corn ruled dull, sad prices wine mach ea last work. ROCHE...TES, Jut.: 25.—At this market there was but a thin attendance of the public, and only a few samples on the stands. Beat samples of white were done at planed to 625., and other kinds at 42a. to 48e. There was not much doing in red, but best qualities commanded 44.. to 48•., and inferior, 40a. to 445. The market for barley was exceedingly quiet, and scarcely any parcels changed hands, prices being nominally unaltered. fasts wine in moderate supply, and the demand exceedingly dull; in order to effect saes a decline of about 6d. per quarter had to be submitted to, the extreme rates being 23e. to 27e. Few aamples of beans and peas were plead on the steads, sad mos:oily any business was done in those articles. Millers have reduced the price of dour about Is. per sack. Wm Baca, J '. 25. —Weep In the midst of haymaking, with splendid weather, and therefore a small market. The little wheat showing realises 2e. per qr. moo than on this day . vreek, aad the growers not inclined to sell at the Mynas. **mg corn erotism* is short supply, and the value remains about the same. Prices to the growers Wheat, white, 465. to 485. ; extra, 61e. ; red, 445. to 465. ; extra, 47a. ; 631 be. per bushel. Oats, Is. Id. to Is. lid, per Moos. 8e..., 42a. to 48.. per qr. _ • • "' WORMITEN Jute: 25.—There was a better dispoeition to Mohan on the part of the millers. and prices were Is. per qr than last week. English white wheat worth V. hr was tOtle. Bd., sad iv' fa. 64. to 6s. per bushel ; Why, 4e. to 44 6d., sod beans 6s. 24. to 6e. 6d. per bushel ; osta„ 3a. 4d. to 4s. 2d. par 39Th ; and spring vetches, 10e. to Ile. per hushaL Last Worcester averages:—Wheat, 21. 6a. Ild., sad beans 21. 10e. Bd. per imperial quarter. - - - . . Toren, Jrez 26.—Our awn market to-day was fairly sup plied with wheat, for which farmers a-bed an advance of 3a. per qr., and needy buyers purchased only for immediate wants. For the beet conditioned samples of white 60e. per qr. was obtained, while red of • similar description was quoted at 445. par ditto. Scarcely any barley was showing, and the trade may be reported es nominal. There was • moderate supply of oat., but the inquiry ruled inactive, and where sales were pressed, holders were obliged to take less money, namely, 225. to 24e. per 24 stone • beans made fully late rates, sake being made at 445. to 48i. per 38 stone; malt, 68s. to Ws. per qr. . . KtRILC&LDT, Jells 26.—At our country markets, this work, we had, as hes been the case for some weeks past, very little grain of any kind offering. Farmers were re luctant sellers, even at an &draws of le. to 2s. per qr. on wheat, and 6d. to Is. per qr. on oats. Barley seems ex hausted. Hers, to-day we had extremely small supplies of of aliTtlitrs org - istis7lre " q7a — i o. a full shilling per qr. on wheat, barley, and oats. Wheat, 44e. to 53a. per qr.; barley, 325. to 36e. ; oats, 23a. to 30s. WATWO&D, JUNE 26.—Supplim of grain to our mu. kit have been very limited this week from all sources, and the ire& has assumed a decidedly firmer character. Wheat of prima quality boa met a good inquiry, at 84. per barrel advance. Inferior descriptions difficult to move, at late rotes Barley folly maintains our former quotatiOas, but rata we note cheaper, by 2d. to 3d. per barrel, with only • limited business passing. The demand for Indian corn has been much larger than of late, and for really good samples holders have had no &filed/ In obtaining 3d. par banal more money, but secondary sorts cannot be quoted dearer. Flour rather easier to buy. Imports this week :—Whest, 785 qrs.; Indian corn, 966; Soar, 917 sacks. EzporM this week .—oats, 3,200 barrels; dour, 668 sacks; oatmeal, 22. SHIPPING IBTSLLIGIINCIL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Moslem (torque), from Lando& be Madras, Key 2, lot 0 10 N, los 21 W. Allows (Danish .pane), has Newpcot for Hoeg Zoog 25 days, Wily 13, lot 119 1. cm 4511 W. Americo, from Bomber, April 25. 4t 352. lea 23 IL Bones (barque), from Coekla to Leedom May 29, lat. ST N., 100. 46.10 W. Semen Coo* from Lordoo for Bombay. May 2, lat.l 6., lam 23 W. Clamed* (Mile), from Colima.. to. Loudon, May 12, W. 14.20 N, lois Slat W. 404 to.. Noneebee far Loud , u, lime 4,10426 N., Mo. 46 W. [or* 44. (t W rque), from Colombo toe Loodoo, Jtuse 1, lot. M 1.56 N" lom Ftreoglit, from Bombs, to Liverpool, Komi 11, Ist. 1 N., 100. Foreman, from Laney for Loudon. lose 9,141. 40 lg., 100. 41. Hotspur (ship). from London for Meitonrce, May 3. lot. 0.10 N. lon. 31.40 W. Hower, from Madre. for Liverpool, June 10, lat. 42 N., loc. 30 W. Bower (torque), Mu Madras for London, Jane 3.1.3.40 N.. 1 114. 43 W. flecooplame (rldp), from Mobile for Liverpool, Jur 7, off ley West. Ids, from Liveipnot 'or Meth urn*. Jane 14, lot 43 N. ion. 13 W. James fleslib. Oran Liverpool for New York, Ist. 42. too. 33.30 Noesnotor (env), toro ammo. ler Falmouth 10 dom. Mush 14, , - , . 117. 5.4 N. 4 E. Northers tiger for Bombay, Mey 18, lat. S P., Ica. 23 W. Ortavia. from Cal , We for Lor.d 4 Noy 14, let 2 N., We. 21. Sellreve, from Liverpool for Buenos Syne, :ley 12, Mt. 1 N., lac. U W. Superior (Swedleir Alp), from Loudon for Melboarae, May 9, lat. IS 11 Ice. 31.45 W. tent!. bra &teem for Sloe Bey, April 2s. lat. 17.44 N., lot. WM W. • drd 3,3 W.rtley (313113;. 4r44, Bombay for Llrorpool, 103 dam May 10043 34.33 1.4....00 43 W. Stmotool. from Karr.elrea to Leedom. May 11. Ist I N.. los. 31. Wfwerthur. from Load= $3. eakatio, Ilsy 1. lat. 0.111 8., to.. 11.10 W. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS.—Tbe commis go:Mors of the Metropolitan Boatel of Werke have, within the :sat few dap, emit notices to the inhabitants of the shops and nines premiers on the east aide of the Blackfriere-rood, opposite Stamford-Wert. to give up porearion of the same at Christmas next, as it is intended immediately after that period to commence tusking the tow strait, in continuation of Stamford-otreet, to London-bridge. At pr sent the route is of the most Inceerrnient and circuitous character, and when the sheet is completed, which it is expected it will be in about 12 wroth*, there will be a direct and wide thoroughfare from the gist-end to the City, which will very much relieve the preesta ovaerowded strata. MURDER IN SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRIL—The ad joarsed inquiry into this horrible case tool place on Pater day, at the Bull's Heed Inn, Princes-end, before Mr. G. H. timbale'''. The WOW woman is now 'opposed to be the daughter of Mr. Jobe% Reloads, who formerly lived in Lipton. The coroner stated that the prisoner could not be present during the inquiry unless a writ of habeas corpus was obtained, which would coot shout 171. No new addi tional evidence woe elicited. After the jury hod conferred foe about an hour they returned &verdict of tt Wilful Mur der" against Joseph Aliso, Thome Watkins, B. Faraday, and Acton. Tito CONDEMNED MURDERER IN NEWOATE.— The prisoner, Samuel Adams, who wee oonvicted at the !ISt ar antenna of the murder of hie wifes sister, still remains la Negate awaiting the execution of the sen'esee. When he was first admitted to the gaol he exhibited .a very morose and sullen disposition, and did not appear to be in any way affected at the dreadful mime he bad committed, but since hie conviction it is satisfactory to state that be has shown a more becoming demeanour, and pays strew ion to the religious exhortations of the Rev. Mr. Davis, the chaplain, who is with him a considerable time every day. The prisoner is very much deformed, having two club lest, and it appears that some yens ago he received sn injury on the head, the consequence of which we., that when be drank spirits it rendered him almost a madmen and hardly conscious of what he did, and there is no doubt that he committed the act for which his life is forfeited while in one of there paroxysms. The sheriffs have now entire responsibility of fixirg the day for the exe cution, and according to the usu.l mores of allowing two Sundays to Intervene between the conviction and the log out the sentence, the executan will take pleas on 4th of July. A copy of the depositions has been forwarded to the Home Secretary, and he in reply stated that he did not onesider there were any circumstances in the case that would justify him In interfering, and that the law must con sequently teke its course. 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