The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-09 00:00:00

ITALY. 1 USCAN Y (1111.011 u VI. OWX comasruentev.) FLORENCE, Jena S. Lest evening, nn the third day after the arrival Of Frisco Napoleon, the Flosantines seemed all of a widen recollect that they owed him wine demon stration of respect and gratitude for the tremble he W taken i bringing over an arms- to tight their lattice. sad thew feelings for him broke tut in a " epontareoue " illumination. I do Lir 'nog to whose /teal this absurdly late chow of esthusimen m iy owieg ; but it was at any rate one i - oiect for and prepoverous. (In the eery evening cot. :.is arrival, the n• ote had presented himself at the b.leony of tho *see he cricapied, and after tharhing :Lc people for their warm and friendly reception, he reminded them that thin was no time *or vain clamour a •.d clapping ul heads, that they ehould think of the wet they had on their mud., and tutu all their *meet efforts to secure its succau. Those were hones: end brave word. at any rate, and the Florectives ought to have tato IiMP lemon to heart; bet there are always is all towns wretched creatures who Irma crawl in some wanner seal be rate •o, pnriaon ; and it is owing to firm, I auppoec, that more money has been thrown Lag in al and 'woken glasses last nigh: than might lime been eutlicieet to arm and equip a troop ot bores. Dose peoliie here attribute the " driunnetestior," es they es,. it, to the exertions of the Fret.flo The Fri-hell troops are entering Florence daily, and but • taw of the earliest arrivals !ears an. Yee 'cede,' we went to see the arrival of a cavalry regi ment and two tine batteries. It is plemairg to me, who sh ill hate ',arrows and miseries enough to tell of the w ir now just beginning, to be able hitherto to bear w • es to the admirable conduct of tee Fttnen troops i.i ~is country. They come here as 7riends, .fun, and liberators, are welcomed as en 4, and testy behove as such. The fraternisation of Hogan, Chasm mode Vincennes, and other troops with the 0 people of the !Jerre clears is instsutateeme as . The (4:e'en distributed the Vi:toria Cross at 11 ye•twd ty ea,rtlag lentils the Quadrat e'e of Beck well ae .pomaceous, and not a lOW amusing, , wirkore sossider nig that both French and Tuscans I A detecheir-t f Igo . Navahos of th e Giese:tier sad Cold ,lisve a great opinion of their respective idiom% and sts- am Regiment of lo t blued* Unvill three ',dm of the ry attent toe to the study of other people's Omdreeete. and were 'outmoded by Culotel Lewin Field, anges. They keep haadying ° erueca" le:mood Meer no hAidads Waittr.g. " a bud ot C Adele Guards was as duty. ca&nie," the choice s t Done of Nlereato Vecchio The Omen eel Petri Corset revel the • formed Maim t reovt it qui 'ito mincing diliht h't ge or the '• 7 the Mimic The Duke of Cambralite, Clitoral Command- Hales, and then they grin to each whir and :cal I •iig la-Chlvf, sad ttalr °metal Pest, &emery of State their arm into their new friend's' arm ; cud the latt• War, 01 . 1 cc her **tem *hr. Frenchman, after all, is never so dnil bat i.e can , L4us:sent-Citaseal air Otago Web/Tan a Adjutant easily be made to understand a glees of brardy or I . ttira r r i d t l o ut e ur lay fir art k by im sd a eager a nod, a wink, and the jingling of g!asses Dcsoceicat, were also In attendance upon her suflhe fices to establish the entente eorelia tr. I 31sj-sty, 'tiptoe with the &penis. la Wali ng. camp at the Canine presents a scone of no- 1 " kab•iliti had 'bale:low of heal; Prweeftd to the Owen to teeter the Crum: speakah:e variety, frolic, and fan at the time of the I Th ew .. J a m es , Reid N vy—Per promenade towards evening. Imagines green field enhast cot lgt 21-pooder gun at Lieknow,l:d Nov., with eight or ten thousand men, and firs or sal 1837. hundred horses, encamped, with tents, arm*, and Commander Novel Salmon—Far couylcuoue gallantry accoutrements, and all the appurtenances of Lie, in , a t t i l e "... T l T e rg i % 67 ' MOT Marsh lievelo,k, Bert., the open air; the men cooking, bivouacking, dicing. I l er . g ail i aasai la t e y a m, now lath Fo e—lot teens" oe illinPleying — eolfsded, in Short. in all • ua• 644 Begbernt to the repute of the het reserved gm. pursuits that duty imposes, or free-will, wltin, sad I • .14.pereder, et Camper*, Illth August, 1837. p4-arires limpets. Imagine, I erry, this camp, in all Mao Jams Leith, late 14th Dragoons, now of Sed One *how and diehabille, invaded by fifty or witty I rhOMOOO—To7 cosmic apes Mowery at Bete.h, os let Ap4l, POSS, le Captain Mod wee surrounded by rebel beamed men. women, and children. f rom th e h ig h- I*.mma g dressed court lady in her chariot, &speculum smiles meg; IfettLelci blithe, Royal Artil'ery—For d cams to the lib e rato rs of Italy, to the tattered I endue" three Xawasas at the Bettie ot Inkennu v Ties sir siF asi Kesel, int and vagabond, hobbling after the smolt- web the rearm of hie Welke prevesting the Resins g soldier, a alb a hope to some in for the 'stump ; from_ doing Ito the gam which they had surrounded, et the t teem aforesaid. The Freesia had portioaed Sib Now, ISM oaf tarp e Anthony Dinkiest IC me, late of 60dt Be sot Ih, around amongst them. Reek regiment had ate Moot awp t 'avenue—gar preseve rug Waver, own camp, earls camp its has of tents, each line of sat admirable con tact in charge of the wounded men left trots I's lung row ofjoienetrue of muskets or rim behind the column ekes the troops, under the late Major and to each row of rides ow anaehat a a certa i n %m b ar Lemerea lisotiock. broad their wei s isto the Resideacy of of sentries to protect the privacy of their quarter,. "abr. ' a1 _a i ,t;, 21 ::::1 1 ,1: b... i s m of 80th Es. and keep beck the Floreausea—enbially the B k.* O mar n ra f c a t ee p s du iv and the eue, meet eteioss people on earth. Tal k keepirg back deoi In removing tn. wounded men le Isettiad tLe column the Patentees". sadesd Tbe poor notes s had uo •aes forced ii. way :ac the Resides,' of Lietkame, ca 26th sinecure of it. Tree people pooped is at ten thousand e. r irmbn, tails eLaska, missies, and corners; the tide threatened 6:,""selirlan„ H ancock, a " leo G ot Lanier.—Fo r hem. it swayed there—it broke in here aid there at Beteale had his tor. saot does , Delh oo i, 22. a Jr, 1•67. every plot the crowd peeped in under the testa, I Leoce hod Abrams limier, 84111 Regiment—Pow mood the bermes firee, the v. ry palm sad deuegniehad beavery sal fieweidasse as a skirmisher in all where the v i rtua l, were cooking. Th . iw igi erw a r , nee d 0 the twelve ectbeit tomcat between 12th Jo.; and Loth Sq enseanquershle goad hewer. boom of the Charters I thedr. 1.7,67Lia821.. we‘ 5 3 , d k t —For t pee e. ~ mooed, II people had come ta to emsm o o ' sli m e s , i n rept armor ea 1/1,01) . •c.d.ur, stile a moat MOM Mai. that they scold got u p • show fan the oestoute rted•lmica. at te Naidra Begs, luellosow, on the people. A gems of blind man's buff in proposed, 16-h Nov.. ISI7. r.rere or four of the soldiers are bondfoided and ft.ptima Freeenti Robertson /LAMM, Based Native to temic, reasoifig too of the 3rd B. Bk Cavalry, attacked, Wined with a rope's-end--a formidable lash. Several swi vesi ds.o r ebel ishatiy.2oo hart, sad 2 of their contrides,and by derives the boldest amongst wlel 2 Tim tat H aw k me. the populace, step forward to pinch, and snub, and teams F. & lotion& Bawl Arilkey—For rutting prick, and by all manner of coetrivances trim and doe' • meadard-Marev. and tame the standard, at Kuala worry them. They are blind, and helpless, devoted (me, lid Japrz7.4.843. also meta/ down another Sepoy • hefts far the malice of the multitude. Ah, Low: t at bar. Harngtoe. Belied Artillery hat they have the lark' !beware of the lash ! Every ....xi scu 4 na p the crew f oe r oa e F a miess g e it aa my bit Of the formidable lath raleee • shout from et the relief et Itch to 22nd Nov., Itid7. toy ednoriem maltitade. These ere oar pap Liantosset ham WM*4, 280 h hantay Native lufatitry time s in pleg e nne *e nv y ari n vn inn thi s i s camp —les ementeg through watt her sword and disteoustieg the latelier m comment t the rebel cavalry on Nth Noma- Th ',..2_ 11 . 1 ". 1 . 1 b. sat —be' sort 44 IP' , "PF""': w "`", ber, 1617. sad who Ms men utterly routing the party. ammo Indies:Noe yeessenrs maim to a trial of si ll Lieseesant Thomas Alwr Butler let Bengal Europe's With the Tyrolese lagers; bet not a Frenchman of ' Tonle re-- Of whiat soemie the Bader, on the other them show. either anxiety or impatience :or the day bide of the river were iiiiMequeatly apprised by Lieutenant which is safely to come. It is only your raw roast Bode, who swam error the Ocesintim, and, climbing the persist, meamned that pee him for • c..usidsrable Uwe that talks loodir about his eafernese for the smell of v ." berry rkw work wow werw o w l.•• Illanlkiwder. MG . ° of thi" r " "hullo have net ft I(Estrest of seetiewasume teem LientessotsGesend Sir War is Africa , tit a skirmish ha. been for them nacre., kb With, 1a38.) J. matter of daily occurrence. They 'skit it cov::y, as I Ths these pieced IS. Vittoria Cruet amended from • it it roe them es little to run through an Austria. red rihheo ee the We breast °la" ' al•la andr. Patna Anhar, Prince Leopold, th e P r i ncesses Al ice, their bayonet as to spear that rabbit cooder for Rama, Lesiess, sal Iketricr, with d o l a d ies o f th e cour t, their arviiiolC meet. This time, truly, siould say, pi ta .' the national character is reversed. it is the Austrisn Alta, tha inesuiture she Queen ant Prince Consort, se - bragging and vapostrieg. The Frenchman goes to leamilanied by the Dyke of Cambridge, passed to the middle work ;gam i ly, and wait s for the Imperial bigutia to at the womb aids of me aniednogie, to bunt occupiieg the d him justice. MIMEO the wore. Toe troops thenmareted post is slue sad midi time, set sit...role .fmtal the Niece, the Mad Them is or., thing only with which the French pinta& lim taw c.triuertag hero cocas. - "Loris of high rank, and Priem Napoleon shore 'AI. I declare themselves diseatiefled ; that is, the back weed I elate of military perparatioss in this country. They ' do sot talk loudly about it, because they are ex tremely one:due not to appear to meddle with the government of the country in any manner whatimp user, hut they throw off all retrieve in private cm vimatioe. and do not disguise their disappointment at the imperfect state in which the Tuscan army is still, after move than a mouth, and at its undtaine to take the field. I have already told you that, Going ?attars to the incapacity of I Ulloa for toe task of restoring order and discipline, the Tuscan troop* have done nothing since April 27 but driv e about in carriage,, end amiss themselves, turning this firet mouth of their country's emancipation two • carnival for themselves. These njoacings are now at an end, and we are to a great PI tent quit of them, es they have been sent with the French to the &Ir. pe of Postai*, Precis. and Loma, and to the "dwarfed pests on the Apes WACO ; but the Tuscan army is, eseordieg to French authoritiee, neither eetficieerly numerous n-:r properly trained for the womb now at hand; and the lumen population, after showing enthmieem for a day or two, have subsidedEV its wonted apathy, and lose time, u the destinies of any other people were at stake. sal NA if -II their hu-iems were to lock on while :he Fremh tight fur them. This is not as it should he. Alseit a week ego the government here eroposed en!ittosent of a lottk troop of 120 hussars, who were to hr a crops ciliate of yaws men:of the best fami lial. end erre to enlist an private soldiers, to arm, mount, end go'p c , naseives at their own expeLse. It was a e spits' opportunity foe young patriots to err*, their country, both with their purse and par son ; Let 1 have not beard that a single ms's has as yet preeented hinoelf. The fault lies not so much with the pesple, perhaps, as with their ruler., Too much is here mid alseut Tuscany, too little about Italy, and the people ere not mad* to understand that mob -e ell Italy Is free Toresay must needs be enslaved. MAL TRIP OP TEE ROYAL MAIL STRAM•SMIP r I IZATIIFCTIOX or till EMITEILN Morliatt Ti. inquiry of Mr. esseree, the °war al Porneratts. r I. Ma earls el Marra Id east Friary, sae M the sloths* of ilia erre reana, aarsra.t.,l with a read to tha airs-. Ira the Irma d did ken arScetww, ansad by the iartst..l, M averts, the awn M as ; but how that eve yr cared gra was as end awe to show. A. lawary she armed en Mara/p, .at roartrad Tu-A•y, by Mr. Todd (wow left the e misty) et Orr no.. te ,r,_:"- enwares eanneng Ur Mot% s f Or woo. lyleg deal Masi. U.. i.l, bit was adjearsid Moll Fnday. No Cr's liar, hawsers, yst bra arniatart, wbith elorled say ea, M lib , Foriii albs saddena, and de ably opia:ce aaprered Y that of Capri Nor* which ie ti • that tea es. Oars yea sterMetald • ar the warrior am,' ssran of this allw re I. ler UM. no 'Merl lovorti,etus duested by let Bead M tuna sdr *so isuen,.. P 41414274. SOUTHAMPTON, W4DNEAD4T. The Royal Mail Caeapaay'• saw iron paddle-wheel saes-air Parametts left the dockalemorday undo the com mand of Cspota Bsystoo foe Stoke s Bey, where her sprat was foetid to ;Le isessured mils. On ti 24 ..c4,ion mire were steely 200 es:tas end it salmon oa b art. Amsag t.e company present were Cutest's Neagles, Captain Warm, Cocos Cap'ain tad lb, 1 iduell, dire: om of the company, Cotten Viscose, the suatpaay's supra:4l4am ; Caytato Strut', immuniser to the compoy ; Mr. itarbie, the company's rosneer ; Don Iltarlyse Aloe, Sp.ni.h maul; C.04.1s Ford, of the 0,4414.2 aavy 11 r. Aklennask Carter, sad other ',outman. toe day was sot to fevoaraLle as might ham been de- Ural. eltbottah the vresther wet Ow. A ativy niter set is wheat the skip me at Spithesil, which obeured °berm at mat a abet Macaw. end emend the ship to to hove-to for are time. The Teeth of the trial after for uips, iota awl essimt tide, was it tollowe Ist Trip.. 4m. 14,., equal to 11.1731 mate par boar. Zed „ 48. Its. , 14 063 „ 48. 294. ~ 13 353 „ 414 ~ 4m.14•. „ 14.173 „ Bens ea awned over), 14 Imam per Mar. Tb. Parmarta less htult by the Thaws Imo Ship Build lwg mipsay. Hoe capacity bested st (egortend toonsgs) 141-5 (builder's sera•ticemest)3,M2 tom, none power, WU. list rola thick 4 2,t I fest la kagth, sad pfeltlltS so uo Makes prompts& oa esch side of the @hip front steer to worm Ma haaa is 42 It. 9 is., da 39 ft. .n. Every tor maw* bee ban audit use of in he construction, sad she has seestamedatios tor 274 drat elms pawners. She km le r talsalar boitlrs, of the weight of 220 tom, with 24 forams. A suartu Cr:l r wag reef ea Lout The Parr masa retinae : to pot: I. saw main. tilDflt AT SI-I.—Th• 31ain brig, Captain Lovell, of and frau lecd,a, IJ f Havasaah, arrived Quessaiva Gs Mr Klt nut. A hw days after 1-avisig Lostial soma data:brats mourn,' Worsen a 00•111.12 and to. moat. oil avow of whica ihe ativuaa rota,' I dsty, mad west beim la the hieratic, whirs he remains!. On U. 27th of May the wawa went to the hreastle with a loaded p4al, .hot 'ha was dad, aad M WM hove over two ItPure after wads. On somata of tC.I4 eircutastasa lir mates sad amass refuerd to pscesl on the voyage, aad b. •sp fa, Qa gasmen. wears the meter sow lot fsd S. 1/ 00 , mad lbe arias sal ...iris wen bound over is the sum scl. weft as wear at 10 eclat the mat morning, at want\ Wee es lawgiver,. togas the Luisa:eta would [[\. plea& - %, ICTOIT% PAai SCIDAT BIND.—Tad People's Bel. riplLm B sad • i!I miaow is Vs-Sri, Palk oa S..iaddy aßerto4l near 'ran ba i•peet i tsll 8 e'eo,k. sad L. WS -11.20,1 4 eedey . 1 qe.136 the faIINNIf sa,ater. [AlTairtMeadraL —le it pasittio to stint a Watch dad lard Mat I lam .- t . :11 Loam sassfaidar I. sal tan at Ssaidad. Ildresad..tralad...4 Warr *Wass round Ms! It I.: 1:0:asa 4rua Yew.. U. 4.1 drablldad mat warrideiwarl. ard L 4421.444 4 arra all tad earsagar. wadi es ts.. Led purptds an waybos pris tar las aassaaaidaralaj pada art Lawson lir YIP lila rsadli to lac ` usieth d rod tr a a. So w/ get.gkim g One milking leesses An extreadinary geoerel meeting of the sham holders wee held prat:lg afternoon, at the Loathe Tavern, the Right fir. J. 8. WORTLEY in the chair, for the purpose of roaming • special mood noun the directors of the rid company, end submitting to the shareholders for approval or otherwise the heeds of a provisional arrangement entered Into between her iteirsty's preempt and the director. On the motion of Ur Cuatamax, it was resolved that the minimum number of directors ahead la future be twelve. Only eight of the old directors being willing to continue in offiCO, Mr. R. Dalglisli, M.P., was elected to supply one of the voancise, the remaining three being lett to be supplied by the directors themselves. The nibs directors at prised re, the Right lisa. ismer Stuart Wortl ey , C. M. Lempeos, laq ,J. W. Brett Rot ;la nd Gurney, Req., M.P., Cs in Augustus T. Ham Firms Le Breton, George Peabody. Req., bort Dalglish, Req., ALP., John Pander, Esq. On do motion of the CIAIIMAN, recluded by Capri. 11•111170111, it was reared ear „ That the board of directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Conroy be end they ere hereby authored to carry ree died as agreement with bar Malsety's govern:mat on the heels sat firth la the awl of the director. to the semis/ this day." Oa the motion of the CHAIMAN, INCollald by Mr. LP Barrom, it wee further trolved— " 1. That, subject to the passing of the bill now before parliament for such purpose, the directors be sad they are hereby authorised to haus Lew shares of the noaiael value of 61. per sham la the arid of this oempeay, and to a total amount net exceediag 000,0001. " 2. That the said capitol of 100,0001., or eo much thereof as ray front toms to tire be issued, shall bo and is rag oretitated pretweatial capital of the Attune Terre Company, sad the shares tither shell be Gritted to rooms upon the amounts hoes toss to time pad up a divideed of 8 per coat. per sawn, payable helf-yearly est of the rhino. of profit la each half-per. That alter 8 pee cent. shall have been paid on such palmist's! shares, ell the old aphid of the company shall nest become entitled to • dividend of 4 per mat That after rob 8 mid 4 per aut. gall have been re provided for, the whole capital of the ;2-7 pe L ethsi rti Y elpata equally pro rata in say additional La. Profemor THOMPSON said adore the meeting reparated be wished to observe, is reference to the trenimilssioa of 100 words per hour, that when the old Transatlantic cable was In such a tailing state that it was barely poseible to transmit ressisgee at ail, it trearaittal words with the most complete distorters. at the rate of two • minute; end the record. were remarkably dear specimen. of telegraphy. Thanks were laded taissainrouely to the chairman and the directors and to Prethesor Tampon for the savior ren dered by them to the comiaay, sad the wring than separa ted. FLUX Or ESOLLE FICTORXs.—Sonie good ex amples of the English eased we ye,cerdey disposed of by amnion by Messrs. FosOur, Pal-ra&l. Among time wen two worn by PyaN wine mellsidllo and 46 guineas : fawn J. Philips, A.R.A wits., • epode la Bella, lot 75, 126 Ful ani; Bewitching Bp's, lot 66, 47 guinea ; Hestia Interior, lot 72, 116 gonna; Ira Beatrice, lot 60, 96 guinea; four Inaba sksicbee by J. C. Harley, A.R.A., viz.. a smell Interior, lot 61, 2.5 gins. ; Hid. and Seek, lot 68, 35 gui neas • Taking the Vow lot 66, 26 guinea. ; • Lancashire Wiwi, lot 41, 29 guintas •; and the Novice, lot 68, 33 gul ling; three heads by Bann. 10t554, 62, and 73, 73 gonna. 66 gonna ead 70 games; the Horse Fair and Return from the Darby, by Herring ora., lot* 74 end 69, 140 and 80 &- nes; a small work otJ. Lionel!, lot 70, 126 pima. • the Meeting of Friend., by Eerrin4 and Bright, lot 67, 200 gui tars; Fruit sad Flown, lot 69, by 01.01.nd, 7.5 gonna; W Wreckers, by Mayor, ern., lot 64, 60 guineas; Cows, by Sidney Coopn, lot 62, 40 guinea, 6co. The proceeds of tits solo amounted to 2 ,4 901 . THR RULE CORPe MovEmENT.—Yeeterday meths; of the Deputy-Lieutenants of the county of /did dles,x was held at the tludeheli, Weetenisheir ; the memei e of Pallebery,ll..o., the Lod-Lieutenant, presiding, to eider steps what steps alleged be taken toward. the formatioe of rids corps la Middlesex. A low discrosion took place, and evestasily • raminties, proposed by Mr. Pownall. the comity cheirmaa, was canted, To the efftct that the Doputy-lesu termite should feral thereselvea Into committee In the severe' diviaions In which they raids in the county to orgartbee the formation of • ride corps la each locality, sad to place themeless in communication with the Loed-Lieuts seat ash) the result of WO procerdteas. The I.ord-Lieute sant said be hod no doubt the county of Middlesex would beset of as fine a volunteer ride atm. ready to serve, when required, in the defence of the countr y, as any other; and I all the gentleman lowest expressed their determination to we their utmost endeavour, to carry oat the object. A cots of thanks was gives to the noble marquis, and the rowing, which wee very anneroualy attended, broke up. THE °BRAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY AND Vas COAL TILADE.—WO britfly SMOOMOIXI yesterday that We Great Northern Railway Company had congealed to sheaths the monopoly they had hitherto enjoyed of the coal trade of ibs di.triets by which their Sae is M. Oa Saturday lest the directors held an extraordinary westing at Doncaster, I. which the Yorkshire coal enumerate beetled. Nearly every colliery in the district was reinstituted. Some preliminaries having bear gone through, /dr. Drained, the chairman, staled that the director. having given their we• Al cosuudereoion to the subject, bad come to the oconehmica that both the railway maws, and the coal-owners would ha benelltsd by the company becoming amsely carriers charging ape. all east ono sad the same rate from Done.ster to Lemke. Re than read a paper, stating that the rate world be 61. per ton, waggon hire included, from March 1 to August 31, la each ;err, and 7.. from the let September to 21th February in the hallooing year, the coal-ownee to pay the duet wan the Souh Yorkshire Railway, the City of London duce, and the expenses attending screening, Med iae, and stlcertising in London. The:change to 0001OWISCO from the Ist July beat. As, however, the company bed a large trade at Renee-woes, which it was desirable to keep to gether, the preset vest, Mr. Herbert Clarke, would still be retained as manager, receiving orders as nand, saving that each colliery in the Bernell district would Le separately in dad in the advertisements, and would also hare its produce sold uniniud with any other cost. This need not prevent the coal-owners having an independent agent as well. cola reply to several queen...as it wee stated that the present arrengemest or not intended t .uppleresat the slidiag male complained ttf, but to superae is it ; tits company would be merely ...others. The manger would divide the trade wbkb we. not directed to any spot 1.1 colliery, fairly and equally en.oapt all the collieries, and °sly la cases where the share of general teed, added to the epode] order. exceeded ells supply Iron the pit would they be tosesieriod to another colliery. The art angentent met with the hearty approval of the meeting, and was at ones adopted. • vote of thaeka to tits company for the liberal manner In which they had aissied lo the wishes of the ten:-owsers was the. nasal gaionly "mid, mad r puswils. Isrlainated. ROYAL INSTITUTION or GREAT BIITAIN.—At the incetkly minting of this Methadon held on Monday CColonel P. J. Yorke, F.R.8., Mos•president, Ia the chair, John Batharat Gram Browne Esq., Samuel Par ma, M.D., and William Simpson, , C.E., were dely elected, and Charles Brett, Req., wee admitied a meoeter of the Royal Inciter eon. Thanks were voted to William Hop kins, Esq., F.H.8., Dr. J. Gladstone, William hardly, Req., and T. H. Huxley, Req., for their disaurses on May 13M, 20th, 27th, end June 3rd. The presents received since the last meeting were laid on the table, end the thanks of the members returned for the maw. '1 he special thanks of thorn/cabers were returned to Jamb Bed, Esq., M.R.1., f.r his maniticeut pessat of the whole of the works of John Gould, Esq., F. 11.8., handsomely bound, viz., coloured pinto, with descriptions of the birds of Europe, Asia, Am tribe, and the HOsslitys Mountains; Monographs of the Ramphaatidse, T Trochilitim, sod Odontelileorism• sisd the Memma4 of Australia, 17 vole. aid 41 perle. Fopr, 1832-38. HiALtH or lzwpos.—Thu weekly return of births end deaths in Loader, issued by authority of the Registrar-GreraL states that under the influence of floe weather the weekly deaths in London have fallen below • thowand. In the five weeks that have elapsed since the sad of April the mortality has continued to relies ; end in the week that ended lest &turtle, the total deuhs numbered 998. In the ten years 1849.68 the average number of deaths ' in the weeks corresponding with last week was 979; but as the deaths returned for lest week occurred in an increased population, they should be compared with the average raised in - proportion to the increase, namely, with 1,076. The result of the comperisen is that the deaths of last week were leas by 78 than the number which would have occuned If the average rate of mortality for the beginning of June had pre- The deaths in the first week of May were higher by ' 110 than they were last week ; and the ran temperature of the air in the former period, 48.6 deg, was lower by 131 deg. than it wee lot week, when It moo to 621 deg. The medical of ears of the Dreadnought Horpital ship write that they " have been disgusted, particularly sacs Monday, with the offensive effluvia from the water," ' The deaths from scarlatina, which were 50 in the previous week, declined to 42 ; and those from diphtheria exhibit a considerable reduction, having bees only 7 last week. The ' cases In which tide latter draw wan fatal occurred as fol. lows! One at 6, Alfred-plies, Harrow-road, and one at 3, Windsor-place, also In Pet:Miner ; one at 18, Chesham place ; cue at Be, OfforeL mad, lellogton ; one at 42, Bed fo rd-street, Corset-garden; one at 36, John-street, Newing ton ; and one is Drew lane, Wandsworth. The deaths from broaching were 64, the corrected average being also 61; the.. from pneumonia were 49, the corrected average thing 62. Phthins carried off 146 persons, a number which differs little from that calculated on the expatiates of corresponding weeks. Three children died from merles in the Workhoure, Oreyth-lon-lane. Nine children end four delta died lot ' week from small-pox; 6 infants from sy philis ; 3 persons from intemperance, besides 4 others from delirium tremens. Of 33 persons whose deaths were "violent," 26 died from accident or negligence, 6 by suicide, and 1 infant by murder. • girl of IS years died on the 31st of May in the Ophthalmic Hospital, City, under the Marine of chloroform. Last week the births of 786 boys and 807 girls, in all 1,693 dod der, were registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks cf the years 1849.68 the seethes number was 1,486. MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODD FELLOWS (POUT', LOhnox Disezicr).—Therual manual sheet of this district, for the year 1868, has jest been reed. It appears that, out of 3,895 members, there were sick 772, who received sick Pay amounting to 2,0451. 63 members died, besides 28 wives and widows of members. A pithy table contains an account of the sickness and mortality experienced daring the past seven years ; and the total ehown to have been paid for lea ner funerals, and to widows and orphans, in that time, is 29,9761. The ethernet is highly creditable to the district, which Is in • flourishing state—having now 4,023 members (average age 36 yaws) and a surplus capital of 33,524 L, of which about 2631. only belong. to the distros fund. From all other funds members claim benefits as • right, but this is intended to relieve extraordinary ores; and, to increase the fund, on the 2ad and 3rd of August the Odd Fellows of the metropolitan districts bold their annual fire at the Crystal Pathos. On this occasion the usual attractions Will be enhanced by • special popular out-door entertainment, under the direction of Mr. Neter Lee, the well-known manager. Madame Pauline Violante, " the celebrated artatioatet on the Atlantic wire," will pass over the great begin during the time that the fountains are playing ; the Jamieson family, the brothers SL Leon, and " the troweled Sam Collins, the great delineator of Irish ehasacter," with various other entertainers, will appear. A tent for dioxin will be erected, and a double military band will be in attendance. Arrangements have been made with the various railway com panies to run special trine co both days ; and what with the fountains, the foot-recee, the cricket•matches, ant the additional music, we doubt not the entertainments will prove highly attractive, and leer • large surplus for the widows and orphans in whose behalf they have been provided. CHILD MCRDER IN WESTMINSTER.— Yesterday evening an inquest was held on the mutilated remains of an Wirt, which were ford • Sew days ago concealed in the house No. 8, Berargh-street, Vauxhall Bridge-rood. A young women named Sarah Smith, cook, at No. 8, ha. been examined at the Westminster Police Court upon suspicius of being the mother dills fart, and emend, 1 t i 'wilt the remit of this inquest. The jury returned • verdict of " Wilful murder against some person oriversons unknown." AND HE-CAPTURE OF THREE CONVICTS. —On Tuesday afternoon, as a large party of convicts were employed in the construction et the river wall, adjoining Chatham Dockyard, three of them waffler to effect their traps. At a moment when the attrition of the warders in charge was turned to another part of the weir, the three convicts stole down to the water's edge, and having seized • boat, commenced pulling &TOY the Medwsy, its the direc tion of Cie khan-wood, near Upnor. They were, however, immediately missed, and were pursued by the warders in an other bout. The convicts refusing Is stop when called u po n to dor, the warders discharged their sneaker at them, - bat without effect. Just as the other het neared the shore, the warders had smirched them, upon which the convict. threatened to attack them with their oars. Other boo., how ever, rem cams to the aasistance of the winders, awl the men were conveyed back to the prison. THE ALPACA IN AUSTRALIA.—AII the attempts to get up • company for the purchase all,. Ledger's dock of alpacas, &c , having ranked In a failure, the government of New South Wales has at last come forwardised preventet their being art beck again to South America. floe assembly has resolved :—" That with a view to prevent the reeispor talkie of the alpaca. recently introduced into the cowry by Mr. Ledger, it is advisable that the government should wrap for their purchase at • cost not exordia, 16,0(01, and undenthe worm foe their management at an expense sot tensors 1,0001. per annum." It was stated in answer to • question that the government intended to take Isom diets steps for the absolute purchase of the alma% and for their management.—sfestreliets sad Nete Zeaterd Carrot. CLIPPER SHIP BIESERRY, CAPTAIN MATHEWS, WITH IbIiOIANTI no CMlTlnlitliT, New ZZA LALIVU.— Vile ship, owned by Hr. J. K. Welsh, and despatched by Me•ers. Willie, and Co. has made the rapid peerage of 85 de) s. and leaded 300 gees safely. Dunne the voyage fifteen deaths occurnd, entirely amongst the children, and five births. Csfounded rumours. fnumerou'd lithe bevies bey n circulated on this ship leaving the Channel, and thereby causing slum to friends, the earliest authentic contradiction is now given. la the New Zealand papers every asperefoo of gratitude is recorded by all the emigrants for toe great care and kindness of Ceptain Mathews daring the voyage.. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, KING's•CROSS.ww Numler r , f patients for 1111 week ending lane 5. 1,027, of which 364 were new cam. Mr. Powell was conned fur the pleiniif4 and Mr. Henry James for the defendant. TeT:WeTajactrnitYroa g ht by the pleintiff to recover 371. Is. 6d., being the amount of • bill of exchange, with in termit, accepted by the defendant, whose name is well known In cenmexion with " eye muff.' It appeared from the evi dence of the plaintiff that the bill sued upon was a renewable bill, accepted in his presence on the led February. He had proposed a bill at a month, but the defendant suggested ens at Ave months, and It was so drawn. The plaintiff swore most diseiscily that no alteration bed bees mode in the bill alive it. acceptance. The defendant, on the contrary, deposed that the interview during which he accepted the WI took plam on the 15th of February. The bill we. then drawn at two mom ho, end hye cepted it, but he Onwards propmei it should be nine months, end the plaintiff drew it from the cash box in which he kd plated it, and altered the "two" months to "Ave." The leaned judge examined the hell, and said be could di.cover no alteration or substitution of the weed "Ave" for "two," end the defendant on being questioned by his lord ship was unable to say whether the alteration on which he relied had been made with a pen or by scratching out with a knife. The jury stopped the Cu., and gave a vertlkt to the amount claimed. Mr. Powell then applied for an immediate execution. Mr. Jtutioe Hill-1 'hall certainly grant it alter such a defence. — Thedefendant, on leaving the ban, plaoed his hand on his heart, and maid he nee willing to pay by instalments. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—.IuNE 7. Sittings in Smico.—(Betas Lord Chief Justice, Cockburn, and Justices Williams, Willis, and Byies.) THIS EARL OP lIIIRERISBURY e. score LED REHIRE. The court rose about half-rat one la order that the judges might be present at the opening of parliament. Mr. Holt, op to that time, occupied their lordships with a continuation of his argument in favour of the defendants In the ease. Sittings at Nisi Prim in Middiessz.—(Before Mr. Justice Crowder and a Common Jury.) In this court wily two cases were disposed of ; one was an action for damage. in coesequence of a tenant having been deprived of the nee of the da•tbie mad had his water supply pipe blo.ilied up, aad th. jury awarded him damages to the event of 6.. The other entice was to me Jvcr the amount of au attorney's bill of costa. NA I'AL Al+ll MILITARY 6P 0117 ING. TROOPs ,w !KuLt.—There are now nearly 2,000 r mean. is the &par r.l the Its.yal 'm4 .r. army, Warky h&r mekA, Roe-a, ass sitlemsb qe mei. ti y6f begs base ken enlisted mot ate•n• theta lour or des smiths they acquitted Ittemarleut rrsiitably a low days ghee In a review, attended by Lard Plushy. deterfry se . Btete . l,,r India S r John BEVERLEY RACES.—WunasDAY. KINGSTON STAINS. Rnt lo] -...-........~..... Utle Map /MAIM libie Ns. 11111110 P 111:111TON STALES Predictor Semen' DREAMT CVP. Lll.ll Mary ail Co. elm*, soli! c air cul er• Jam b.l.n earacJ. A drat I 190 ma. aMillety, weary, aid sayers ad Edam, em baked un B v.:I. I.a Lan! the VA Of Emmanuel, fm rel. A party of 400 others mfli e 1 e, ken for the ame preeidesey on Friday, embarking at 'haat, Fort, Grareiend, es bead Mae Tea CAMP AT COLCMISTER.—A memorial to M.jor.Cloorril rel. At cestary of Stitt.* fir War, Joining an , Uct. ...tie the tei.i.ar• fere* at tie/mitt atatiotcl at Col t hostas, has Lien alirnea ly ths ichabilants f that t The nonneriaaws, why not ably solicit an ittf•APO in the mambo of troop• stationed at tin camp, bud also a coo. tesporhsiy talns*. nof the Fermanest hort.teks, tugs that Colchester, on account of its rentukeol• pilot:city, is paid cultalY eltoribie as • military itui in ; that pmeision hasher. nal., in lin immwh.te meghbourhood of th, town of • Appraisal of irritant' for parade mid exenis.,srhich is avail utile also foe the interim' of hats or hal racks, and wilt afford foe the accommodstion of a much larger body of outdoes; art that the lomility is port:Wetly suitable for the op" iy movement of military mauves, aa the town is nen , the Dite: of Ilarwrh. and has duvet railway cominnowatton with I,cdoo Ipswich. Norwich, Peterturingh, acid the to. rthern Ti. N. CIIELNISFORD RACES-NV IDNESDAY. THI GYZAT BADDOW Two•Yaaa OLD STAKES of 10 govt. each, la It, with 10 added ; colts, 84 716 Chu, Sat 41b ; with &Uwe/gni:co and palliative. Half a aril.. (21 subs.). . . . . _ 110.0 10 4 4 6111 77 A0030,1a10 eat of Mama 111004.143 I , 64 Mb Mr. Grfatl s' 3103, 11b , ..... Major brine..Ks 115n.i...ver.11.0. M 41b ....11110r1 3 Mr..l La Cleric king 11.11rard.14 bb (b. 1101 bes) 4 Mr. 1311.'s Oily by We 414141 oat of Mon. 7411 b . Moo) 3 Mr. J. Ccoway's 11l by Couslldeau oat of Mim Melba, 14 Mb 1041771 Betting 6t04 on The Nun, 3to 1 eget Kleg Edward, 6 to 1 apt Hand over Head, 7 to 1 eget the Margery filly. A pod race in, area by a bead ; bad ihird. TH. entutesono MUIDICAL of 10 sous. each, b ft, and only 3if declared, with 100 added. Winners extra. The second to remise 30 sees. oat of the stakes. Two milts. (28 subs, 16 of whom psy 3 sova. ft.) nrihm s Tame Per. by Pt 1.1110.1. 6 yrs. 74 Mb ll"mdbasal 1 Mr. Aegell s The Greet, 3 yrs. at ITto . .. 13.1.0.Kbr I eolueel Terlss lets. of the 011014 s, 0 yrs. 7st /lb fly:obi 3 &to 11101's 6.14 1 1 0.0. sirs. 64 710. . Alhatessoai 4 og 2tol on The Greek, 3to 1 ape Tema Deer , 7to 1 apt any other. Soapy Ssm was very fractious at atitiag mid reared op and onseeted Dickenson, who very gamely re tained his hold upon iho bridle and soon re-mounted. Won by three Ungths; bad third. Soapy Sam was pulled up, end walked in. . _ SCOW II NAVAL RICICITS.—A medical officer in the gory (bia.self a /looks's), witting to a friend in ebb saipbbourb d about the remota that coos terra hint for •ousinatior, raTs: .• :eh a set of sarmos it Ire realm Peru my Id b. or etattl, particularly tbrw• toys who have piked up st Dundee. They are a pwiiirs diegraes to au, . worry, lout who dull so e.,y *nen we Bad thou 0011141 K hoe gswelead ? Nut one to tru of there ma tither read or Init., few of thou know sn*thisg of Mi rk., and all of them are la a meat tboolusble state of filth. &Meatus In Prifltcd ie a repourh sad a lie if wiser parts of the r malty ars is the • 113.1• at me no Dar.des. TM nary my 5.4 be a desirable yr,ferri n, but no b a. It is, those wretched b any tonsidtr themolres frritines in having Sees rescue( fres. each a irate of d,eradat ion sad misery.— Soturou. THE COUNTY NEMOURS' PLATE (bAridolp) Of 60 SOTM. Winners extra. Half a Salk. Mr. Blanton* Polly Joluxe, by llakoks. 4 ( Imam tub (AU4.wbi Mt. Stuntman IMMemer, I In. 44 9,b linoneatom Mr. mew* Cowan. 3 yrs, 64 ....... ... ..1•46,661 3 The following bonen also raw :-B.ldrop, Ochiltrea. Few* terabts, 0 ft OW Bump), King Edward, The Nun, filly by Loopprou out of Hermy. Betting : 5 to 4 eget Polly Javan, 4 to 1 apt The Nun, 7 to 1 teat apt It:Outpace, The Out, sad ionise:4DM. Won by two tenet., a neck between the sexed and third, Esrdrop was • bed tvar.h, The Nun was Iltds, end Othiltree Math. DISTRIBUTION OF THE VICTORIA CROBB. Tine Wuxi' Cur, indite 100 son., the rest In sabscriptioa a 15 'tors. abet, 10 ft, and 6 only ifl= Winters extra. Geatlonen riders. Professionals, 61h tam Oa. mile tad a half. (10 Nabs, 7of whom pad 5 sots. etch.) Ca.mit B. 11.11.60 Hem Mar by CoUlarroal, a !mid, Mb 61b (Mr. 41 4 rif4". Whi r l J 54 . 41.. Oat Mb Mr. 11•11WO eighty boy, 6 yrs, 54 bb eb ell— ...111w10 3 Tine GALLITWOOD BTAILL6, of 3 sows. each, with 30 sada, for 9•)r-olds and upwards. Optimal selling weights, &e. Three•qoafters of • nolo. (6 subs.) Mr. AsyeNS thebiltrce, by Tures% 3 yrs (01.1.74 Mb lA. s , lsrsnlsl Mr. Braylrjr 011111•14 ftspl. 3 yrs IOW), 74 710 bar Tot Mbl If memo) Mr. Heins). FunslarUe. 3 yea •Mth 64 Mb I tor* Mr. L..d. Herod, 3 yrs dui). Ta Mb . ..... Ilbeksasool Mr. N. 14.11 b Ms , ..aurs. 3 n 51301.1. 7.111 b (... Pan) Mr. I. Ivan:. Cooloorcej m(1.4.1,64110 ...... . ataxia The bet•itg opened at 6 to 4 sips Gift, and closed itt 6 to 4 agst Oehittere, S to 2 met Gift, and 6 to 1 apt Hieseak. Woo by a lesith ands half ; a neck between the seemed tad third ; bad fourth. Tits winner was bought in for 100 gels. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, TEE LATE CASE OP ROXICI, BISMINON4II. ITE AT Very exaggerated et/pleb of this ease have appeared in the paper,. At the hie4 . llti d eh conclud,d on Tuesday night, it tree shown that who tired the gun, went into the public-hones with the on the night of the oc =ernes, and called for a gloried& end a glass of ale. They stood by the bar door end were talking together in a friendly manner. Shortly afterwards the barmaid brought the gun down stein., and placed it against the amoke•roota door, while the went t t call • man to discharge it. Immediately afterwards the report of the gun was he.rd and Bugg MN seen to let the gun fall upon the floor, while Payne fell Wee& lag. Bugg, in company with another man, seat far a surgeon, end retorted in shout five minutes, but Payee wee then dead. On his return Bugg appeared greatly ex cited, and fointed several times. Poliowconstable 307 having given evidence as to the notate of the admieolons made by Bugg, to the effort that ho picked tip the gun, and on makiog the remark "How heavy it is," the gun exploded, vitamin. were called to show that there appeared the greatest friendship and cordiality between the deceased and Bugg on the night of the fetal occurrence. The Coroner, in summing up, said he had obeerved with very great regret that observations had been prematueely made before any authorised inquiry could take place, which tended to prejudice, he feared, many minis in regard to the eirencestencee of the inquiry. One of the p ohne made and plpinly suggested was, that some f rling of jealousy, founded or unfounded, had been excited in some way, and imputations were made which were calculated to invest the case with • doubtful character. They had, however, at °ponderable length gone Into th at point, and hut found that there wee no founelenun whatever for a supposition of this kind, so far as was known to those proximate and nearest to the parties concerned. The act of going out on the evening of the (earl occurrence was not at the solicitation of Bugg, but that of the deceased him self, and all the circumstances of the core w cm to indi cate that any preconceived intention on the part of Bugg would have been a matter of sbeolute insanity. The de meanour of the parties showed that they were perfectly friendly, and the din ction of the wound, se bad been ru by the medical gentlemen who had given their evi would tend to shoe that the act wee the result of an accident. Them was another important eircamitence with regard to the hour at which the gun was brought down to be diecharged. On the evening of the occurrenm the gun I was bruught down at a much later period than anal, and it was impossible for the prisoner to have known that it hod sot been brought down and diacharged before he entered the house. After a deliberation of half an hour, the jury returned • verdict of " Homicide by misadventure by George Beteg." The nature of the verdict appeared to give FBA eatisfaction. The prisoner was brought before the borough magistrates yesterday (Wedasedey) morning, having been remaaded been Saterday ; and after the evidence of several vitaliser bad bees heard, he wee discharged. 1859. Kato Intelligence. WURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Jcza 8. Si'lisp is B.soo.—(eefors Lord Canipboll, Mr. Justice Wigistaas, lir. Jostles Bel% sad Mr. Justice Crompton.) THI CH:1131 (OW TUT PROTICCTION OP CHARLIA PEACHY. PARISH CLEAR) V. THE IRV. - lIILIIIIT, VICAR OF HARDINOSTOPIT. Serjeent Hayes moved for a rule calling on the vicar of Hard tone to show WISE why be Sold not pay the eats of the mandamus ordering him to restore the plaintiff to Ina office of pariah clerk. It appeared that after the rule fey the writ had been male abrolate, the clerk, upon a suggestion thrown out by the court, had apologired to the vicar for certain offensive langusge which he had wall toward, him, at the came time forbearing to issue the writ. However, not receiving from the vicar sty acknowledg ment of his apology—which appears to have been very come lets—the writ was ironed, and the clerk wrote again. To that letter the vicar replied that Le did not obstruct the clerk's resumption of his deities, and wishing to know why, as he had obtained his writ of mandamus, he had not done so. Subsequently, the rev, gentleman wrote another letter, to the effect that the clerk's statements in the Queen's Bench were false, and that be should indict him for perjury. Lord Campbell—Why might not the clerk have put that ktter in the fire end have reamed his duties Serjeant Hayes—He is now restored, and this application is merely for the costa of the writ. Lord Campbell—We are of opinion that we ought not to interfere. It appears that there are faults on both sides, and that the clerk behaved in • very reprehensible manner to wards the vier. Hs la not now interrupted in the discharge of his duties, and may go on peaceably discharging them. The court, !hereto., must r e fuse the ru le. THE MAGDALENA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY ..MARTIN. .—THE PRIVILEGES or AMBASSADORS. This cue, which was partly heard on Tueedny, came be fore the court on demurrer to the defendant's pleadings, and It involved the important question how far ambaseadors are within the jurisdiction of the civil tribunals of this country. The defendant, Don Francisco Martin, is accredited to the Court of England from the South American Republica of Guatemala and New Granada, and be is sued by the company for his contribution as a shareholder, the company being now in the act of winding hull' up. The citation in the cue we. mired %world. defendant at Peri., and be by his pleadings to the de deralion net up him position se rem imitative of a foreign country, haying no reel estate in Eng land, as a defense, and dieputes the jurisdiction of the court Over him. To this plea the ;Allah& demur, and allege that although an ambaseedor ' in his capacity u such, le quite free from molestation, and his property, quosd the re quirements of his position usattachable, still, If he engages in trade, the property so acquired by him, or so belonging to him, is attachable, and he lie bound in that capacity is take cognisance of all judicial write issued out of the English civil tribunals. The contention on the other hand wee that, even admitting the defendant to be a shareholder—which, how. ever, except for the moment could not be showed—to say that as atubeasidur was obliged to lake notice of sommonste from our tribunals, would amount to such an interference with his personal lioerty as to contravene the law of nations as laid down by Vatted In his treatise on the immunities of ambas sadors. It would be granted that, under such circumstances, his property is a trader could be attached, but his person mast not fora moment be interfered with. . . Mr Borill , , ead147.7.13.16;itt eh appeared Pr the company; the Attorney-General and Mr. Tomlinson for the defnd•Dt. . The court took time to consider its judgment. (Sittings at Nisi Prins at Onildhall.—(Beturs Mr. Juane!' Hill sad Common Juries.) WARBURG V. ORCHATONI.-BILL OF EXCHANGE. TSB POLICE' COURTS. LAMBITE. John Nichol Wag,. antlaz Idscards were charged with conspiring to defraud Mr. Thomas Jones of one guinea. Mr. Lewis appeared for the prosecution. The prosecutor, who is a retired tradesman living at 245, Mount-street, °taverner-square, stated that he wee much afflicted with dealneas and noises in th, head. Having hid • printed circular given him by a Viand, be went to the helix of the defendants and saw a young man, who aid his name Via Alba, end that he was assistant to Dr. Walters. This young wan prowaed to can him in a week, and gave him three bottle* wolf" with which be was to syringe his neck and sac He wanted • guinea fur it, but he (prose cutor) only gave him five shillings. He called some time afterwards and SAW the defendant Edwards., who represented himself to be Dr. Wahine, and who gave him three more bottles of stuff, for which he paid 16e. Inspector Young, of the L division of police, said be ac cco:zted the prosecutor to the house, No. 28, Mount- Lambeth, on the door of which woe the name of " Locook," on a brass plate. Mr. Jones went in, and in • shirt time mane out and beckoned to biro, when be accona- Denied him into the house, and received the prisoner in cus tody on ta charge as before mentioned. He asked Edwards how he came to sign the two papers he produced as Dr. Waken, but be refused to give any explanation; when Dr. Walters said, "Whatever be has dons he has done under my directions?' There sere • amber of printed hills, such a these circulated by quack doctor', about the place, ad awongot them was • printed circular, such as th .t given to the prosecutor in the first instance, sad which led to hie going to the donee of the • . In reply to the ques tions of the magistrate, Mr. Young said that the O wners took possession of the home in Moat-gardens shout the time they bad been routed from Elpring-gaideos; sad the had no doubt when sofficienttime was given to him to examine the various documents found in the house of the prisoners, he should be able to supply other and more ha pot tent evidence against than. The prisoner Walters satin complsined of not having been fairly treated ; raid he did not consider it any offence to put • name on • door for advertising purposes; that he had his diploma from the Apotheceria-hell, on the 30th January, 1830, and also his diploma from the Royal College of Sur geons on the 31st Mach, 1843, end was ther,fore amply qualified to dispense medicine. Mr. Norton was of opinion that the ease was one which required a fuller investigation ; and, in order to give the oat we engaged time to make the requisite inquiries, he mutt remand the ptieottere. He had no objection, however, t accept good bail for their appearence on • future day ; and if Dr. Walters, as be called btomelf, was Iba respectable per son he represented himself to be, he could have no difficulty in finding the DOCBIIII.y sureties. Mr. Lewin mid he h.d no objection whatever to good bail, std the prisoners were reminded. THAMES. Susan Bream, a woman;t7liknown at this court as having been rimmed in various robberies, was chorged with king in nalawfil pasted= of n patr of gold. mounted epectacloo. Mr. 8. 0. Itedfearn, • pawnbroker, No. 7, Cannon street-reed, Bt. George's-la-the-Bast, mated that the prim eer wonted to pawn the spectacles, bat he, eutpecei•g the had come by theta wroagfally, detained them and gave in formatics to the police. The prisoner said that a sailor who lodged with bar, and owed bar money, had left them with her. A police sergeant here stated that the prisoner had co habited for many years with • man who worked in the docks. Mrs. Moran', • widow lady, living at Sittingboume, is Kent, mid mat the ventricle, had belonged to her late hes b ind, who died iu the Ea.' lades. She packed up the spec to-lea, with triter propeity, in India and same overlord to England. She arrived in Augu►t Her luggage came some time &Reminds. tied she hod mimed, besides the spectacles, • dionmed ling, • gold pencil mos, end other property. 1 la- police sergeant Wren mmtioned stated that the lady s luggage was unpacked, examined, and repacked in the torte dock. Mr. Samuel Lennon, custom-house monk raid he examined 14 Mt be and boxes which arrived Ma screw steamer from Calcutta, and posed them for Mrs. Merest. He could sot teal who ewe splayed b 7 tho dock comp•Sy to unload LiIIIILTS. llUr Paw Man T 6161. Tea. 0066. awn* et ( 4169 1369. 1161. Ws* =One Aprll 3. f f Gnat loam Paolsools 1.7 Musty P601d66631 131* 1.467 1.741 3.111 1.711 WWI wad** /dig 11. 866111•11 Honk 3.8 , 5 3,475 Ilanemb or 6 Gireew 643 4.1* 6.667 131. 'edits llay f. 011114 15 . a1bus ........ 11.141 12.363 23.666 . 11/.1411 : :: : : _ WOW 4•41144 Jaw 4. atom. 444 Booth wean...— 7.9 r; Limerick 4+,1 dent........... 23 cz t 4 144 Ww.4rfae4 and Ittimias ...... 111 1 1 319 SA 116 not "lotion' L umaaa ...... 971 5.505 LaM Leaden aad bawl& 1.57 Al !At 1.511 Yew Lausbawd. ll2 04 1.391 2.210 1.154 laabdco antToeta IX 15 847 6.061 14911 loadaa aa 4 Nardi Wass anal Wmaene sol 1 .590 30.911 Ilsaalbmar lad LW 10.547 OAT - 400 Ire 84601 t &arms mid Atlestanai riot Loaeohlret 11l lAN 4.160 6.743 6.d.9 taamailr• giad f0n...M.4f .. 1041 3.14 16.021 1a.423 9.,954 llhrevr•bo-9 asi NlrmYder U 1,534 Ihreeroury and Oomhst 49 2.03 1ne15444 1316ckbore 1.113171;614 for both periods. I /Nu 41= la BM 841. Mrs. Morant's kern's for the steam-ship. die k ooratany employed men iediscrintinately. Mr. land y rtmanded the prisoner. GREENWICH. A re pectetly•dr:secal young women, who gave the name of Prawn Mary Thorpe, applied to the magietrate under the following circumstances : The applicant rated that she had been recommended to • . apply to that court for a letter ahich would almit her to the benefits of the Hospital for Consumption at Brompton, she being unable to get a letter she had received from another source renewed, alter the time for which it was granted had expired. Mr. Bettatred (the chief clerk)—For what resent are you unable to get your former letter renewed P The App man t —lt was at first given to me by a R 9111411 catholic priest at Bromptoo, who asked me at that time no questions as to my religious principles; but when I went to Lim to get it renewed he raked me of what religion I was. I told him I was a protestant, and beaten told me if I thought the proh stout religion the true religion, which he said it was not, he could not renew my Octet. I have always been brought up a protestant, and not thinking It right to change my religion, I came away without the letter. Treill—And who was the.Chrhotian man who told you this The spplicent—lt was one of the fathers at Brotopton. Mr. Trull directed a letter for the hospital to be given to her, pert of the fonds oactributed during the year for the poor-bon being applied to the procuring cf tickets for the treatment of patients at the Broropton Conlumptlon Hospital. MARKETS. --o COTTON.—LTVIRPOOL, JCa■ B.—The sales of cotton to-day an estimated at 6,000 balsa A quiet steady market, at yesterday's prim. CORN.—Bosrox, Jane B.—A fair supply of...wheat at our market to-day ; the trade ruled dull st lest week's rates, sad in some instance. ls. los money was given, hut growers wars very reluctant millers at any reduction. Red, 49a. to 51a.; white, 625. to Us. Very little spring corn on offer. STOCIETON•ON.TIZI ' JUNE B.—The awl - vale for the put week of wheat are far. At this day's market there was a good show of wheat, for which the demand proved slow at a decline of la. to 2,. per qr. on last week's prices, Burley unaltered with a limited demand. Oats met a fair imp:thy. Beano COSIIIIIUS is good request at full prices. Imports during the past week:—Wheat, ooastwtse, 1,226 qrs.; fore:gn, 673; oats, enemies, 436. CATTLB.—BoutzaLL, drum B.—Trade ruled slack to day, but everything was sold our. Beef made from 3e. to 4e. Bd.; mutton, 4e. to 6e.; lamb, be. 4d. to 6e.; veal, 4e. to 6• ; pork, de. to 4e. 4d. par stone of Bibs., sinking the offal. COALS.-Lownorr, Jules IL-Huddle's West Hartley, 17s. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d.; Holywall, 16s. 641.; Lam berts West Bartley, 16.. 9d. ; Taalleld Moot, 13a. ; Tenfold Moor Batas, 13e.; Ward's West Hartley, 16a. Id.; West Hart, 17e .; 16e. 6d.; Walls End Goefortb, 16..3; Walls End Harlon, 16a. 3d,; Walls End 16e. 3d.; Eden Main, 16s. M.; Walla End Braddylls nett," 1136.; Walls End Haswell, 175.; Walls End Hettoit Lyons, 16.. 3d.; Was End Lambton, 17e.; Walls End Re's Helton, las ; Wile End South Helton, 175.; Walls End Stewart's. 17e.; Walla End Benson, 16..; Wile Caredoe, 16e. ; Walls Zed Hough Hall, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Hellos 16e. 3d. ; Wile End South Hitlepool, 16.. 9d.; Walla End Thorpe, 1e..; Walls End West Heron, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End South Barham, lbs. 3d. ; Powell's Darya Steam, 215.-Sblpe at =Ant, 63 ; sold, 47. TRAFFIC RETURNS. SHIPPING IA TELLIGENCE CASUALTY. Mary Smiles (slilph las bees wreclud of 14 May a. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anne (barque), hos Liverpcol, stout., Mao to outward, May SA, lat 411 44 N,lasa 111 w. Alfred (roboatm), Rom Rio Grande for Limrpool $9 days, Way lf, lot Ca 90 N. lon $7 14 W. &Mast (llambo, barque), f g days trom 1111111101 Ayres for Loation. Play 4, tat 1 re N, too +2 .0 W. oo . limborgb, trona Idadra• tor Loudon, Muth 10, lot 1 N, lon Commodoes (American Alp), from Nov Orison tor Liverpool 39 days. Kay 19, lar 44 44 F. Ir. 191 C 4110111161. from London tor liammado. May SO, lit 43 N. 100 II W. Commosor• (mbooner), tram Want Indies tor Londoo, Jana 1. lot elf NJ., 1 W. CoromardeL from Liverpool tor Ca'clatin, Mara 9, lid 1111 I, Ice I E. Dirk Arnold, from Baneerland for lieltrame. Feb. $ tat 16, Inii Oaks (Brttiob gap), from Slogepore 147 days, April 11,11 9931 It, Loa 13 I 0. and Wory, for Calcutta, Aprll 10, lot 1 8, too 11 W. Ifathlor (barque), faa• Coolun for Leadoff, Nay f, lot 3 19, 100 II 27 W. Me.. (0818), from Llworpool for Shanghai, April 17, tat 0 18 8, km 22 11l W. forest Faits (Amerlra Alp). from Bombay for Laub. 70 day; April 111.181 SI I. km tB7. W. Iloheadde, from Lamle% tor Pldmy, March 12, lot 19 8, Inn 19 E. bulbs Oman (5.010 bargee), from Plymouth for uplooy, Apra 13. Nat (!blp), tram etutailtao for Loatioa, Marcia 39, lot 22 SO, los'! 14 Lip from Dundee for Ilelboaras, Feb. 1, Ist I If. led If W. lady Wilma& barque), from London for Bison•. By, llordi 111. lot I 2u d, leo .4 13 Numb. Com bin/pore for Cowes, April 10, 1M 19 8, los 13 E. rotto (Dutch ►arque), from Hart roc.. for Australia. )Etch lat 40 3, los 36 E. 123.311 of the Ana (low*. April 17. lot 6 16 33, kw 23 So W. bedas, from Load°. for Catania. Marro IS. lot 11 N, lam SI E. dertator W4l, from Bombay toe Llesrpoo, 71 days, Aprd af, tut 33 N. toe .161 W. Mothers Croft (Mtp), May 13, lat 6 6 01, kml9 03 W. Valthela (ably), Ban Llearp3ol foe Heal Koss, Way 3COM 19 36N, los ► W. LONDON OIDIVIAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED). —Traffic receipts tar alba antak iodic% Jaw 6, 12,6611. 19.. 3d. [ ASYSTfiseniela.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. Oottag. Swobtag on 1).• this glandular disease le out followed by web train of awful coneequeocce In great Br Lan 9.6 V•ritarvisati and ehewhere : but even berg, It L.• .Moue stnielann. and more com.non than It to suppled to be. It makes Ite Stet appevanoe In childbood as n small seamy lathe front of the throb. • loch eras malls . Mama t.• the ago*of twenty, and If not then cured become, t tensely WY ICYSIAtI. IltAlOway • :Men, Ointment s•abluouvly rubbed en the tumour will enter the flesh, jtet 0. salt Is forced into mgt, and will rave the Ovate and aymmetry of toe neck, easel limited "di from the KnAen, mid remove the aldsureuicAt. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOULTON.—fear 1, at Ht. Pete Sayers. Ifseseenrolth, the wife of Cool J. Baalbek loyal Artillery, el a deftest. OA UNIV.—Jose ♦. at Bounetry-Kad, St. John'..woel, the ode of aendt. E.) . 01 a Smelter, OUT.—Jaw f, II Weal...lel/ first. RM. r 1 • . 1 . SMYTH —Jose 4. at Shasklin. lee Jf Wight, the wife of Lsot. IL Smyth. eta Segni Artillery. of a roe. IfTIIADIIIWEE.—Jurie 6. at broke. of a dasschter. If %VG If AN.—Juoe 4.st Glow 14oehas, kis ,of a &estate Eotoo.squaro, Coo wile of C. Ilya* pat. LIN •ife of J. MARRIAGES. lIBRONII—EDWARD&—Juso 4, at Pt. Marie, MythicltoAuluen. M tho Moo. V. Macorty, Mir. IL A. (31bbos.. of Nonl.thet, Kt.:. to I.lleabeta. deogOkr of Mr. Edwards. of 01ahroorll, douth kale,. I AIfTEE—DRUCE.—Jooe 404 it. Luke Chelsea. by Ike Re , . 0. 0. Mbyte. Heory Oorolonoogh, sou of 0 Usyter. Eq.. of Louebtue• Eat.. to Janes daughter of el. woos, LAI., of Chelsea. lATtIBO3M-101114RTA—Juso ft, it Llendgfoo. Ardtuey, by the Kn. J. & Jars , Itkbard ke)nolds. moo of It. litotbbouo. .of W. 4.1.4 Ihrerpool. Yrsne..4 du‘szosh, deuehta of the tau 11. Roberto. Mo., of Ulah.y.Menal. Aneleney. lIM MOP lI—PHILLIPB.—JOOO Y. et Pt. Martin's, PhtmforY. by the low. &Thee& M. A. Almon he, Eq., of Bath, to Emily. tlauobtur of J. thtmp.. N. 1.. of etbalf.,l DHATIIB. COO[.—.J rank 4.01.1. {Mara lion of Hr. T. Cook. of Cleo? I strektr aged 31. BILLIIIIIA.—Jaw d. at Hal -rtzert, Balton*. Mr. W. !mart. wad LI. JAMl33.—Jena T. at Ilsobflehl. nom Wolvatumpton, Mr. T. F. JOIN% s e e s seed 46. ILILP PlM—June 6, at BlnkamotAka, Hard; Ma Hoe. Lay Hoe. HmMel. l . ll M o• Illese•Aslnleal Mr H. Itemod. PAC IL—Jma at Onma Ormond Anat. Capt. U. Pam of led Madras army, apd PI a CIL—Of a/aft man Y go.. the Rh Ina.. St 11 tgbask, Earl Honor' Maw. lam ee ork. U boat. . M. Ilaallfl,4lta• 3 0. 110.4n0. IMn . of Carrel L 1•34, Osamtkh aged I& IL MU 144.—Jur 4.l4Paek-erapial, ?PUPA phoe. NWT. 4 III• a. M. damask Mg. EOM 111. Maui mad MYNA Visuals It,. You, of Is S. Wok la iat= Primer. ea Qs OS" la trl b 4 Iliffeek ta tin —Tanamia uma 9. WO. I .'f 1