The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-29 00:00:00

F4l VIZ AUVD MILITAItr. (moo LUT xioßt's GAZITTIL) Ir qk'uik; et ADYJRALJ,g TT, fr. bo timp o w a areplifti ..eoqp Peoirlek iW bis boo by bee •- arooks al UK a Fur se yiovidlod wrens • ediWIP iloW smell of 3:Ab , Jose, a.c.• hy w reel d Tise•Aikairci ale David boas, far d oaf do arm el Yisc-Admirel Lich has bicia nr- ieihrT.K -7 7.4 - b.17,41 - 1 •Wear - d Angrese Itemeal. the hilevia. premolar, to ate hem the 117th laret. Ma die dry Ira Omar IterAamkal d Me lei Akira*" roarer Nara Vert to be Or Whir al re Itlr iterrmieel el Me White Metes Talbot to be mermireel d the ld ; Iterbbeirel ell re Nee the Hem. tike Amy &PK 1L.C.11., to Is reareareled of the ; Cora Purr Desire Kmm.. sad Cards ambers. le be tregyhdrde cm the mired 1114; o.ll mp db ll lame TAW Isom V. 11., to be viermirtel d re PAL COPpe of Soya °millers Cede er. Aa. drew Si. Jar 1. be *weed licatemai Wailer s& Cadet l%1•11r• itorley Brood is be ascend brim .eat (seeteres Cede Iblinard Widoesteby Cin as die Oyes be be ward berseest ; Oritlesese Cern Jobe !gleam Y was le be sewed liestarei ere Cede, Gors'i Alarm Measles w be roma Nut.- a.... Meatless Cale liser 7 arm Loorclues to be resell beasamt Wedowee Cadet Jana HAI& to be remit heireamt Gesikuse Cadet Mery Lersoore it.irliss to be swieLl Is tomer Malleeme Cedes/Amid Hales Si... Prime to be rued lemisant Osash wee CM.; Willem Harm Serlitiesto besttwed bowsaw, umakuo. Cdet (imp Juba AYg I. b e roma Wats met ; °estrum& Cadet Truer Farber, E IMO to be stwas.d b. attar, , Matrara Cada Robert Wilber F ram L. 110. to be set Ali lesetmaitt. ILkt 17. O, N .1 Itvyal M a ia lic —uonalso Dirt).l t mos.! Itttu,moutt. Cmht hutert Han I orz 17. Cal.- et It9el Mariam,— Chaileman Cadet Alexiadee thooetne Aaron to be second beeumaat Oretteeeta Cadet Hubert Calder Altos to be record beettatest ; tieetketes Coln Allred Walmot ',Await to to wood Iteutetieto. THE MILITIA. Commit...as Awned by the Czera. 724 Of Chace n K .yal Rods &Amon% of MP:Mom Mihin—Capeedelidweed Mamendon Love, Isle 60th Rides, to be sejatant. IMO Bowe, redwood. Comeasestens Awned by the Lards-Lientenant of their respective constke Tie'orn Rilles—Captain Edward Clifford lo be major, vice the keel of l'orth, maenad; Lieutenant Al.raluain Trew, to Le captain, vies CI ff ad, promoted. The WM= ba; bees gr., kinky pleased to accept the realguation of the COollowelow la lb% corps bold by Captain Henry Cook. eth ar Royal South Middlemen Beetment of Mame—Thomas Rush need., to be to.ign. ohs BurteU, reeigned let or Roy .1 Neat Motilce.n Itegitmet of Militia—The Hume boo been enicioud.y pleama to accept the re...inma te= of tb•• c noto.oolona is this regiment, held Ly Ensign Decided *Lel end Liea'ooant Attendee Janos McGregor. Eclat Mthtl. Deeiusent of Artillery—Fin'-Lieutenant Wil liar. rrrrr Jbe captain, vao Mittord. resigned. Comb...re!: tr let Sadly Colopasy of Volunteer Ride Corps—John Sou Aar, Poo., formerly et the sth Dragoon Guards. to Lo captain Itilla Dotage, Eaq , to to hew tenant. Croydon or 2nd Surrey Company of Volunteer loge Corps— Janie floater Campbell, Rep , Colonel Bengal Artillery riutel, to be virgin; Adam bienart, Eq., tu be I:mar neat. John 'I bacon Hyde Eq., to be 'oaten. North Derbem Regiment . of: Shan—Henry Droz Gaynor, Eel., to be c opiate, vies Braudeell, re•iiened. le CooTatie of Petubrokeobite Volunteer t:e Hoc. Dollert Folks Greed's to Le • aptaie. Rlyal Akedernatire Highlanders—Charles limer, gent., Le Cutesant, vice Robert Shaelstlane, gm:mulet Inhales Mlhtia Attidory—J Stow/nut IAM to be metal., view G. J. Simper n, reolened ; tt Keened, Beverage, gent, to be dowel heatannt, v0..0 Lawrence Kid Connecta. redwood. Prince of Wales's Herd Itegiment of Renfrew Militia— Aleander Boyd, goat., to be liwarranat, vie* Motherwell, restos& Beeler sad Dines/die Lenient of Militia Artillery— Choate. Edward Illert is, goat., to be mond lieutenant, viol Chaise Beall Fiber, promoted. Elintiorah r thirst*. Rtniugent of Light Infantry Milne— Liewien.st Atcnibald Scott to be captoin, vice Geary Amin w Coventry. radioed ; Carrie, gent, to be lieutenant, trite &lector, reigned; Choeki Dyeer, gold., M D., to be aniateatteurgoan„ vice Fredrick Amman* Pelmet, deeetcd. Ber ht .}ray grinte pereeissics to Majoe Jt .o, tee of the West itufult eiptUn let-A Whltbreeil, Lite of the Artillery, to ret,ia their rock mei weir their uni form, ut coseeqeseca of , heir lingsue icesin their respective regiments. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notice is berrby gime to all pwsass latere.led Mersin, toot paranoias' ate ao being made for loe latstuisti fribatioa .1 an soal to toe cams lad cow of of 1.1.) ay'. ship Clarmyr dm, by As Paabasisr sod Origami Steam Narigmka Company. In Ma retomsy at to. stsaft of the Alms. Ism re , no. sal Mbar yomparty reactors from Us work el tan ♦rs, totems to. 12M Mama sad 2tith Jaty, 1856. ADVIIIIIALTT. hiss 24 —PROXOTIONS, MIIIS J. IL DMus. (MSS), H. Wang" (161413, W. N. Tamil OM H. H. W.utsm e , os, sad D. IL D. Milk" mussed ID Pb. holt of Lester. at. Arr..t.vteeettr —%ll,,ter MM. (11.4 I), to be ad& MAW to the M.Lehetoo, 72, at Dearearzt. IVOOLWICH, :vet U. A series of interesting experiment* wen menial due .1 etc it•renal, ea urger t tail the idl e racy et • tra.• 'oar c sseparataa, eawieeeal by Cap tam Orat.t, of It, Royal TM oljett at the Is. Truism is In •ue•;.lv nes neap., =mule at load coshed by t Twine le wire • • t.le• 5;,• *toosaiar. kg..lolll= seisally l i e te.c., sad t.i.d"r iircnaetimeen this it t, rol1.1:10 by thew zoom C..1,t0 Ta'l•e. I:. A., sayelditsechat of the carrier inputs at. Caulut. 11: A , Cafesin Mon* ILA., sad nib•ara er.rl rem( to to4amoo the roportmoris, wbeh Iran parka-0y ..o ..tro. TO* *prorates is Mile! en an all. may Mew wheeled enema* wenn, le be haws by two Si men berm so thriono•smoso soy megmhte. mai dawns transit W energies of nwitting le bob* denied ra. A tames at the Sitriews wed J Pee apparatus Mats the newt ( a Weise, the Musa Inge which to ate 1t.,..., whin periseme the swans mein • I nate& Ly wan of omenweirseng with lb. lotions evotportioomb, omilootlatof rob, Ow! parvic., wed — loogoromoTh — — Taal to t tlat Sub io - rif *ism yorpoolfirifoi of p p to to pro. Ilintalg=hres with ovary moil amoost of hoof buibv Woe Mod u 129 palm d wow Ind rum up to ab.se boo ookolook sof dr midi desolator the op yorate. tbes poolooloa et s mann pm draw by ion keen the astoosioo rim& of dot Arrool. pmts. ift• r-u.salaaly Get es NMI S the lid may 1. moyeall Ida prvir a as ovel goolog Wot ropol awl. A mow Iloge topoorolon ea the onao prfaiiplo, bet combo:A only by tomboy my, woo oho orb& sad It la owed shot am strotbortio ortrObtof me to lo ropolol lb tits pmonce of the Cow stsf I'bieS7srplS grantees, tesolislag of the Roy 4 Morse Attalen es 4 the bere.les .4 Yost Artillery. sore .d cs tam. MEMOS al 11 lies* thi. toorslog, 00.5 at., 'sneak,. by die Commosillost, lleki-Gesersl Sir Riceord twifs, yesseedri t.. Wass dm sesta tor!itery rslo.inor. The *bete of the troop err or4red re le in mellow.. for ris ohm. sleek eaproted to lake its e donsg the pretest web r ths worms of like iloyni Wighttsio the Osiers! Osessmodiwiealliel. The dity be* ter essleer.try et her Slesmity's hies use obserrel se is boheloy N the dorhyold 4d Arriessl. 1116...64., as 1 it. whale of Me essele is !w -hoa", frodatof sora, sad ere decJkt of is boisliss from fere to a.. sad at 14 e'cloti s rya ashes see bed from 141. Carets-hid Lottery. CHATHAM. Jr me 2s. A. A tintarsil rratir mai ULM morniry rectimod Wiat.4.ll Ly ihmorbimaritt G. tioalsatith, C 11 , dorwilig the t &Inn lININOSitIyi to tat p114.-to is ths. !, , 111 r. Jae Taft y banal et repeueluers, L Mi• r t..vriaabot, Mos Mr. J. barirsh orspormasstod , Hens, maa si psalms is Portsmouth a • t. 1., Immo .1 piste at Ws yard, vim Mr. Sala, .1 -- marl. Mr. Jobs Asti, hiss is abs 202•11. to M arts; 6.1-v.a .r rrtmishrts; Par. Mes, mitasy, attaall Mier Is tte fin. 7. .a as assersesd ia that mossletamst. The r. Stirs. Arspbass. MK, ihos.Mni t tie mum •,• st Otto it, id. rs hos bona mama to be cost swam, t. ltentty *l-.1..1 In hoist Mis ; Ala le ly leg . tb• a.. Spud. Perini of alters ham abosay tors opy.imel. The assiml haysslais of tlar alsidoe st 11. of Morino Llabit latrt.try sill pises tr-issortmr by Itspr.Cismoral IL K. Wash% array .alstost-goansi. yesisr bolsi th- oasis .rs wy se Ler Majesty's rinsed's. sorrel r s grasosi bral•lsy as this gorrioss. 11110IZAALE FLoGoING IX TIM 1114.6x7 wassiag the eb”ie tbm Iwilut der t• f miles lie Mama betas.. •taiesil id Celebrator reap were es meimbled ow lb. parade trawl to whwem ILe 0:m400434th* mesteese a court wertal es tine Smarter* Cr MR lb. ASIII amslinewt (Ceseseght Itemsar) wbe lam sir% s tjedg.dl to wwwlee he Wee tar thri ./sr. Tie retest •• bees reed is the 4themenhiell tow. the fl sing wee Mid b. sad the mew woe embregant.i. R. a bate brepbal. This ia *be mew/ Imbibition of the hind wlttiiw • eir. daya. Ike Oho gambit bring • &ewer thee! kastemeasel lest. wiles's, ratelme SO label. HA XVIII PROXPICTI IX CAXAD The latest mecessta hen Orris apes is waft n, fermi:o4y of el. 11.r.ert proppeole of tba psi. 'The faro rain. tam previa ,Itretnety beerlitiel le the ages., sad is .0 pate they mead s err, 1118.181, 4,lBlvart. sec, the farmer* wiserety hak wilt Imamate OD 8 Mat tr,usteixe barrel. A meek islifft *XXII d bat hie bees aura tn. pat be Pass.. 1111$ is ley irtfill•o 741 . 0 t, Will( 10 the atirmais I thatioer Of the treir fa watts.— Criwzdom SPOR7 ING. ISTWCASTLE RACES. Doti. `nit's. .. .. . ...... fall. Trio emus. lrots ..... ..... ..... ...... asetemii_ , : ..... ........ ...... *plinth ow . . . •* • • NS. Norm Maxasami li gTh UMUNCLP. 141 r at. Onlle !lush Dan. ............ 0:1•1•1111 • • Volatile . A ***** ii:' ~::: ODIHAN RACZB—Tvesaar. i::*: a Tat lea toa tun (loillselk d tw ova ; allow extra. Thomism= Of a talc. Mr. J. PomoMb lailiMm M lamas 1141 sis *t m ab Mr Ltse b4 sallsolstar.m 4114 ...... / 3 The kilagfai able saw:—Robin - Iced, The Doctor Heamek, Appeadh, esit by Wastherbit oet of Capsize! THE atE.67110443111 DIAZ= Of U KT& each, 6 ft, with 60 added, foe Sir-aide; wile. Set 711 o; sad SUM, Set Ob. Allowances and pealtima Sieright balf-sdie. (21 subs.) Mr. 110 % . 4Tib Mr. W. • • ,111441 3 Lord Mr. • unto/ I mt. OW/ ..... .. k 1 6 =lts : se 4es • ... to I — apt •ss . Won threwsembare el a length ; tad third. Toga Lamm* Pure of 3 wive. sock with 26 added, for 3-year-olds sad upward.. 0: tinsel selling weights, &c. About a mile sad • quarter. (11 subs.) C./44414 Oral's 11.011 ford by Loup Obros., 3Ms. 134.1, Ibt 10lb IMllls Mr. Pomo: .7 T+.C I ...... ..(14terea41 ' Yr. 11. lad . 4 v. '3.4 1, - 4 110.......... (Dieboaos) N. J. 144•4'.4 Eases)) Hotta, 4 .01.1 • • .telromo Mr 7144e04.'• lobby 114.1,4 ,r. ea Mb .... ...11/4mll 34r. Trowter OMR Partrl4m. J lar 11140t0n4 Madame Mork 3 yr. OW 1. a MD V4 , . ifoolhato Betting 3 to 1 each apt Mime Part edge and Made= Mort; 4 to 1 each a= Robe. Hood and Pasty Booth. Woe by two =gibe, a leeerth between the emend sad third. Modems Mort slipped up about half a mile from brine, %mewed her jockey and got low. The wiener was bought in tor 42 guineas. THE 0131H4M HaNutear of 6 SM. each, 3 ft, with 40 added ; the woad to ears his stake ; winatra extra. One mile sod a half. (16 antic) Mr. Trower4 Coodoetor, by flulapo4oly or 314114.44/ W 4 741 ow, TA 41011. Worallannl 1 Mr. Dourtzes llota•Y 1 , 4 .44 vb r r4 N. Promo', 1/.041m, 4 yrs, 74 44 4 33 4 1 / 0 Jolla. 31.•.044191b Horrid .13111 , 414 u) 4 Tee following also ran •—Kinaereley, Prim= Reval, The Present, II slliford, and Caucasian. Bett.ng 3to 1 apt Botany, 4to 1 agst Kinnerol• , 6101 each ogee Conductor and:Petioles, B to 1 each apt Yriaoeas Royal sad Caucasian, 7to 1 opt Jane. Woe by a bark and a half, a head between the wcond sad third, same die ts= between the third and Mirth; at a wide iaterval Cau casian was fifth, The Present was Wath, Rimers= seventh, and Prim= Royal eighth , Ila liford .isle e 6 a long way is the rear. ii,iIIO.I3I4IIIBFItLD PARK STAKR . 4 . IIIRdIO4p) of SOTS., 2ft (to go to the ho . 111 d). with 60 In 2-ymalda ; Iranian nan. &Med half a min (18 sato.) Mr. meal hr. Leos,* Dmr Nm at Midi Dieter, 7“ Mb 11...sorrdsal 1 OrtilMer The Kw 741100 (Pm) 3 Mr. John Cy sr %are Amts. art 336.... ........ 3 M r. T. 11.1330. Now la" at. llEceer, 4 halowiag ails bah, t ufi yosag Tooth dase—Nonnicts Faascaube, sad I by dasco—Dliaa Baiter. Ilsttagt 6to 5 apt CEre Am* 3to 1 apt Jerry Loan legs. 4to I apt The Nun, bto I apt Famerimbe. Won raptly by a knob, three-grafters of a length between the Dreamt and third; bad forutb. Panscombe bolted Immediately attar stetting. . . 11417ire%4R00 . STANZA, of 5 rm.. oath, with 30 itdd u l for 2 sod 3.yr-olde ; whetters extra; the stator to be for SOL. Sc. Thar-qoartera of • mils. (7 mks.) Lord Poylmostled Joao Bows, by Wild Damn. S M. 2 4 4 nib Ur. Thothooooll °eyes% no. NI ll= N. 0. U. 4kblUe. Shelia. tTN. OM .... (Safari 3 No. 42 Ley rotors Fooossonbe. no, TO 7 . 4 Ind 1C...10W 4 Xt. . Ally by Storm. oat a gam. 3 1144 Mb , 5 Betting 5 104 age! Orliars. 3 30 1 apt Lssi Woo L) • tech ; Lad third. She straw vas bought Sc for 106 guineas . . PION e's Ito% et,.—Thle mare Is aback out of the Good wood Stakes. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TvEsDA3. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 3to 1 apt Ropattca (I) 4 to 1 Pool Out hosly) 6 to 1 Gomm( t) (1) 10 to 1 Litot 12 to 1 Ualsobout (ell) 12 to 1 Borgoosaater (J) 100 to 6 Harry CO 100 Itt 6 Homy OM GOODWOOD STAIRS. N . ) to 1 opt Loyd Nelson (t) 23 to 1 Meant 1s Not (1) 26 to 1 Guam. (t) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1859, 'Lab) **miasma. EQUITY COURTS.—Jmna 28. (Befcre ice•Chaea4or 81, B. T. Lbsdersley.) This trek was Instituted to set adds a settlement as volun tary and void, and also ta obtain a declaration from the court that • mortgage executed at Übe same time might only stead for the sum actselly advanced. Mr. Joshua Coupe, the settler, wee surety for 3001.. to the plaintiff, and Mau to • lemma named ;Honk, for 911., and actions were brought spirit his so recover both sums. He was entitled to • life ism* d!01., and, subject to the lite estate of his mother, Sit ands property at Doyleeden, in Lancashire, worth about 431. a year. tinder these circumstances he applied to his mother to advance him money to meet the claims upon him, and she consented to do eo upon boa executing the settlement in quad in, whereby his absolute inkiest was cut down to a life setae, and the property was secured to his children in re made'. Babesquebtly he became insolvent, and he and Me maw are now dead. The plaintiff is his assignee under ✓s beehmay, wed he Had the t bill in order to have ll* deed we wide, as the el its being voluatery, sad, weir lie sided el mamba* void as against creditors. The Viewebeeseller said this weans of the moat doubtful mew Le had saw met with. The result of the sat to4i , ies at the pumas day yes that there mast be proved to have been ea Intention on the part of the settler at the time of making the malement to del.iy, hinder, or defraud creditors. It was ad mfficient that a deed was voluntary to make it void. B. k clearly appeared that the settlement was not the act of Cleve, but of his mother and equally cleaz on the evi dent.* that neither of the oth er ; parties knew of the plaintiff's dim He was of opinion, Madero, that the cam dad not Mai within the scope of the statute, and the bill must be disedseed ; and inasmuch as it was filed at the peril of the dielmasste, the infants, It mum be dismissed with costs. It wee net asermary to &ride the question of the mortgage, as It 4.111411111 as the plaintiff's sumer. Mi. Anderson end Mr. 0. W. Collins appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Bazalgette and Mr. C. Hall for Use dafendants. (Beton Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart.) SIMPSON O. nit CIVOIN VALLIT RAILWAY toMVANY. Mr. Staling, Q.C., and Mr. H. Cadman Jones appeared in support of a motion by the _plaintiff for en injunction to Te rrain the defendants, the Severn Valley Railway Company, from keeping or taking pretension of certain laud and pre mier at Bridgcnrth, la tihropehire, in the occupation of the plaintiff, for the purposes of their railway. The company bad attend on the land and fenced in that portion of it on which they intended to construct their line. Mr. Kektewkb appeared for the railway company. The Vice• Chancellor granted an injunction according to the terms of the notice of motion, (Before Vioo-Chanecllor Sir W. P. Wood.) r. HUNT, This was a suit Instituted by the plaintiff for tho paqoae of seeking relief against the erection of a bridge and mad by the defendant, the affect of which would be, according to the plaintiff's case, to flood his leads and render them worth iest. The come Is on', part heard. Mr. W. Janie. Mr. Edema, Mr. Roll, and Mr. Haddon wore for the part:Sea COURT OF QUERN'S 13ENCII,JuxE 28. SECOND COURT. Sittings at NW Prins.—(Before )lr. Justice Hill and Common Jades.) AMBIBT O. MAOHI.-EDUCATION. Mr. Borjeent Peteredorff and Mr. Kingdom were runes' for the plidntiff; Mr. Buller represented toe defendant. Thin was en action brought by the plaintiff, who Is • schoolmarm et °apart, to recover 181. 6d. from the de fendant, Captain Moen, who resides near flossock's.gate, in the vicinity of Brighton, for the board and education of the sou of the latter. It appear ed iron the evidence of the plaintiff that the young gentleman had bean placed at lila school by the d.Dndant, and in accordance with his canal practice he made out his bills half-yearly, viz., at Mid mummer and Christmas. On the 24th July, 1852, be re ceived a letter from the defendant, ',stem it was Mrs. Magri' wish that the bills should be tout is in October and April, when she received her dividends. This was done, but the bills were not paid, and the boy was removed in 1853, the defendant baying previously written several letters ex pressing his surprise that Mrs. M term whose money was all settled on herself, had not paid the bills as she had under takes to do, and his regret that it was not in his piece to discharge them. The plaintiff, in his cross-examination, mid be knew that Dirs. Megra was separated from her husband, and had a '<- prate income, but he, of course, held the defendant reepoairible. The defame was that ►fn. Megra bad undertaken to ray for the hoy's education, and that the defendant was therefore not liable. _ Tlut jury lotteedlately returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 18/, 7. : Gd., and . . Hia ieeaet ip granted Immediate ezacatios. MILLS V. THE BRITISH PROVIDENT LITE AND TIRE ASRU. RRICI COMPANY.—ALLEOED WRONGFUL IObNISBA L. Mr. Hawkias nod Mr. Thompson Chitty were counted for the, plaintiff ; Mr. Edword lamer sad Mr. Gibbons were ix the defendant. The plaintiff, Mr. John Mills, the author of " The Life of a Gentleman" and other sporting works, brought this action against the defendant' under the following circumstances. It appeared that he had been for 1.01110 time secretary of the Horne Combs Assurance Offilea, which became associated with the Birkbeck, and the business was afterwards tninsierred to the Whittingtoa office. Aa application had been mails to him to accept an appointment in the defeadsat's clines by Mr. Sheridan, the manager of that com pany. Mr. MiUs accordingly gent In a proposition, by which he nedertook to intraduce now bueinesa to the daoudants ea reeclving a salary of 3001. a year foe one year certain end 350!. in each. This offer wee accered by the board by • formal resslution, and Mr. Mills mitered on him duties, ob taining for the defendants 400 or 500 policies His eatery had been paid quarterly, but when he applied for the 3601. at the end of the year ft woe not foe-h a. He continent in the savior, but the quieter January had tut tern paid, and in March he had hest soddenly diemissed wit beat notice. He now .ought remover the 350!. under the contract, • gazettes salary, and damages for the di.missal aitboat ni.tica. Fee the defence evidence was adduced to show that the engagement was only for a year, end that the defendant had dose nothing for the company after that period ; but one witness stated he bad rabed 1,0001. for them. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, damage" 500/.. leave being reserved to the defendants to move the coact on the points of law. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Jurta 28. &wags ie Hato.—(Heron Autism Williams, Wilk', and Ryles.) @ANTOS P. ILLIDOII AND OTHIRS.-.CONTRACT FOR TVS BALE OF OLAVI.I4. the question nod in this ems wee whether a contract for the mkt of slaves nuld be legally canted into effect. The defendants were the directen of • Brazilian mining company, which bad been total:aloha in this country fur the purpose of working some mines in the Broads by man. of sieve labour. The pass:Mon of slave* was by the laws in turn In the Bra - Atte perbay feral. The mummy get into dinlcultiee, end an order for winding it up was mole by the Court of Chancery, and one of the terms of the order wee, that tits omomity's property and Mints should be sold. Tits question then arose what we. lobe dams with thaslsym and urea an appltration to the Lords Austics they ordered that the slaved acquired by the company, and the children of those *laves, should be sold to any lemon or persons not being British subjects. In pursuance of the order of the Lord's Juice* tna of the directors proceeded to the Bro wband entered into a contract Ur the sale of the slimes to the plaintiff, • Brazilian. The British eminent, however, it Itio, hearing of what ram going on, sent an intimation t, too di rector that if any such contra ct were ettempted to bu carried out he should place him un board the Antelope. a slap of war, and send bun home for teal. The plaintiff now nod the defendants to anal el them to complete the as of the slave., and tLey were perfectly trilling to do so if they legally could, bat they were sexton to bare the opinion of the 'Quit that thty would not by so doing incur any penahev. ldr Bovril, on the pert of the plaintiff, contended that the contract cooed be legally completed, end Mr. Lush encored for the &fetichists. _ - Mr. Jostles Willlema, it tie conclusios of the argument, said that they wonlol take time to consider the water. Mr. Bovill hoped that the court would dad it tonentiont to give lodgment befi.r• the clods of the animal eittoug, or the coos-qui noes would be serious. Mr. Justice Williams sold that was the boat day of sluing in tmaco, bat if there was no diaereses of opinion among the judges judgment would probably ba glees 011 the tho Jsly. Mr. Morin said the slate wen la e eery mdisppy condition lording tb. gloating ditlkulty. Mr. Justice Willis add them woe so doubt that some body was working them. Mr. Buelll was infonued that they were actually dying of dimes. and wear. lir. Justice Willis said that was hardly likely with such valuable_ iweperty. Mr. &MEI rid it was unfortunate that the sail left this eseastry an the Bth Jely, and there would he so other mad kr a isam/. Under tt.. 114 circumstances he hoped that the mart nimbi privately comontolone their Mime to too parties on this Bth. Kr. Justice Williams said them would ho no objection dOiDfr PO it the jades. were all agreed. Judgtuotit postponed. YALE V. Tal 01:iliDIA NS OF THI CITY 01 LONDON UNIUX.- MANINI YHAIDA. This fess else Whet do seen appal bow jaetkeet, sad ass ahlailas wove out 0, the tolNvist eireuseetaaces : Meolellhreetety oAlrett , l the poor tete In aisle tut of she liat=s eserprisorp the City of Louden Unto., sad be • lane saw of mosey which he bed e4ll. tied bind of paying it over to the treason rof the eat et. Ie eseeepesies of this the obelus draws by the gesrdstes for as ilishoreheests of the anion were. t• • hese onset psid out of the evarFaus mousy rrmaistieg is tire heads ;idle ttessustr helot:4LN; to to other prishee aid the quss.low was wbetha the ;manliest. as make e call spew those partible without giving th•.ta as& fee ilse rarhaus fusee which would have remained to their credit if they had not been spent in ceneequence of the fraud. The question turned upon the Blat deem of the Consolidated Orders of the Poor Law Commissioners, which gives power to the sttudiaaa to make cella, and direct that they shall estimate the balance due to or from the parish at the end of the half year, sad make the call for the coming half year upon the bade of that computation. Mr. Welkin Willi Imo (Mr. Bovril with him) appeared for the appellant, and Mr Le Breton (with him Mr. Huddle d* for the respond. nu. The court, alit:chewing the argument, took time to con sider their judgment. INOHAM V. PRIIIROBE.-JUDGMENT. This ore was argued some menthe ago, and the oourt took time to coneider their judgment. Mr. Justin Williams now said that their lordships were of opiates that the plaintiff war entitled to judgment. It was settled law that if a person had drawn a cheque which watt balite to be Issued, and had lost it, ce It had been SLOW, and had Land its way into the hands of a holder for value, who sued upon It, tilers was ao answer to the action. The reason wee that such negotiable instrument had by the law merchant become part of the mercantile currency of the country, which cur rency It was very desirable should not be impeded in Its circulation. In the present case the defendant made the bill of exchange now sued on, and having rendered it tie , gettable tried in vain to get it discounted. Failing in that object he untended to withdraw the bill from circulation, bat it was afterwards put into circulation by another person. If those wre all the facts it would be impossible to distinguish this case from dune in which the rate of Ise he had re ferred to wee laid down. To free a defendant from liability to an innocent holder the Instrument must be so cencellid that the fact of cancellation was apparent cat the face of it. The bill in question had berm ton in two, but the pieces were afterwards joined, sad the bill in that state wee fraudulently negotiated ; and the question was, whether the tearing wee an sot width prital facie indicated an Intention to cancel. The court thought it wee not. The defendant having imperfectly can celled the bill, bad by such act led to the plaintiff becoming the owner for value. The rale would therefore be absolute to enter a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount of the bill and interest. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prins in Middles—(Before Mr. Justice Crowder and a Common Jury.) PROGRAMME OF NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE RACES.—Tivrouow. 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The wiener, If sot Doll, to pity Iv* gnaw Seward* aapoarre. Fran the Novelist° tam merely gas ode. To sloe, sad bare as for the Tyne lleadiosp. DO DAT MITITIONID. •• w NIUMTA 1150 . 1 SO . Vo7;;;ll7iCit, for f .al• of VAT; 04 1 0. ‘4 74; dlliss Boa 41b. Seaton, and Ilro. Co a El, roita.—Meru, W. and H. Laird sad Co., of 1 - ,, wOmel. is their marbly c.rculir jest tossed, roma that ditnerr the mash of Mg the total esparto of cool fro. the Nowhere y r. were 4 , 1)320 keis ; bee. the Yorimeir , 37,172 0 "" 1 ..011001. 43.736 toed ; fees the Imes port*, 141,3811 lose, from the &etch poste, 43.236 tor ; sod 'ha the lota is of expert' hose Ms Nor. then parte was 7,143 lone; toga Yorkshire porta, 1,680 imp; tom tar Mama pads, 27,017 Kos; from Scotch port., 4,466 loss. Is the ClllO of Liotrpeol tam hes hers • do ; sere of 16.291 9661. The total tamed* for taa lama bad loss 26,013 kr. ILLONES V. DMA AND ANOTNEII.-LIDEL. This wee an action to recover damages for libel. Mr. Collier and Mr. Macnatuara appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Berjesnt 91106 and Mr. Gray for the defendania. The plaintiff is the proprietor of the Pimlico Slate Works, and the inventor of enamelled slate, en article wed among other things fur billiard tables. The defendants are the suc cessors in business of Mews. Thurston and Co., billiard table makers. The plaintiff supplied • billiard table to her Majesty, fur use at Osborne, end another to the Duke of Wellington, and In 1851 he obtained the Exhibition pr!ee medal. The defendant.' advertised their tables in the Art Journal and in t e Cbta Isenta . Breidshas . e., and in the course althea they made the foll Owing deterrent Thurston e "Asa proof of the =alacrity of Masts. __._ and Co..' tablet over filo.° mode of the enamelled — ewe, they may just nate that the table at Osborne has been superseded by one made by command of her Majeety by Messrs. Thurston and Co., end also that they received instructions from the Duke of Wellington to put In complete order the table at Strathfields=e, to effect which that' were oblige d to alter re-stuff the cushion., and to ant Dew slate top. ." This was the libel complained of. Evidence was given of the publication of the libel end that the plaintire table was still at Osborne, where it was used by those gentlemen who had the homer of dining with the Queen. There was also a table there hearing the same of Thurman and Co., which was need by the gentlemen of the court on times occasions when they did not dine with her M sjesty. The plaintiff had never beard say nom Not t,f the table which had been supplied to the Duke of Weal/a/tom Special da mag e was alleged, end in proof of it two gentle men wen celled who had intended each to order a table of the plelatiff, but forbore to do eo in consequence of hark= rem the defendants' advertiesment. The jury found for the plaintiff—damages 751., of which 24.1. was for the special damage. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. .Teieph En teky,*a porterin th;eznpToy of Mare. Yeats end Aleck, of Old Flab-street was charged wlthhavhzg unlawfully received 432 yudA of silk and worsted cord, and 'aria of wonted fringe, rake 101., which had been stolen from a track in Queen-street, In October, IM7, the property of Mr. Richard Evans, silk and fringe manufacturer, of 13, Garlick . . . . Lewls,jun.,: appeared foe the prosecutiou. Mr. Sleigh eanducted the defence, and Mr. Wontner watched the prod seedless for some party connected with the ease, but for whom nail not k empire. It appeared that the property in question was entrusted by the 111.011 to a lad in their employ mined George, who it front their WWI in Fam-street,skideregatessirest as ihr as Wood-meat, when he met two men with • ceeternsonger'• barrow, and on their offerine to give him a lift with his prod," he placed it on the berm, and wheeled it se far as Cbeamd6, where the men relieved him, and wheeled it to the and of Quem-street, where they stopped and asked the lad to go round the corner end maw • pennyworth of tobacco for them. He did so, but on his WWII he found that the tam, harrow, and geode had all vanished. This look place in October, 1867, ethos which time no trace of the pods bad been obtained until recently, when a young man of the name of Crook, who is connected with the weaving trade. was applied to by the prisoner to climate of ale parcels of fringe, which he and had been leftiwith him by • men who owed hint 51., and could not pay him. Through his means Knight and Legg, two City officers, discovered the lost property bad found its way into the prisoner's posrestion, and accordingly kat no time in securing hint. Knight and Crook adjourned to the White Herm public boom, in Friday-strem, and Legg was de spetched to bring the prisoner into their pets nee, when ha was informed that he was in company with two police officers, and cautioned in the usual form spinet saying anything to mintiest° himself. In answer to the Ames* interrogatories he rid the parcel of goods then in their possession he gave to Crook, but that be had no more like it. He had it from a nun whose name be did not I know. He did not know him address either, but he believed he had gone to /OW/CC They then said they should take him into custody for 'teeing stolen goods In hid poss.seion, and asked hint what had become of the other five pa, cats he make of to Cuuk, upon which be admitted they were all at his house, where they afterwards found them. The prisoner afterwards said he had the property of Meant Meeks', of Olasthouserysed, Hoswellrstreet. The prisoner also said he had hid amore than 12 mouths in his own posees , .ioa. Sir J. Duke add the wheeler had told so noisy stories that he kit it was • ems for ajar', and no evidence that Mr. Sleigh could bring forward would alter his opinion. Mr. Sleigh said after such an intimation he could not thick of occupying the time of the court. Sir J. Dube said the system of decoying boys into trusting goods out of tbeir pomeseloo, apparently an act of kind:teas, was moat miscbievoue, and, in order to chick it se much as possible, he should commit the prisoner for trod. The prisoner reserved his delenos. LAMBETH. 4,1,1 Blain! • girl of 16 yeara of egs, format to Mrs. MVO. who ma "" es apartments at No. 4, Alfred-F.lmo. Camberwell New road, wan charged on suspicion with wetting fire to • hones, and destvoying a bed and other articles of property belonging to Mies Hubbard, and also with attempting to com mit suicide by throwing herself out of the first door window. Mrs. Ann Elisabeth Neva &poised that she war • wilier, and had • shop in Newington-causeway and also occupied emrtmente at the house of Mrs . Hubbard, at 4, Alf-td place, Camberwell New-road. The prisoner wsa in her ser vice, and was pnucipally mimed in nursing her baby at her lodgioge, where bar (wheels'.) mother also resided. On hern iate the previous night the found that there had hen &beset the house, and that the premieres bed bean nearly burnt down. Sae (witurea) also found that the place bad been on fire at dakeent places at the HMO time. fibre strongly evepected the prisoner of having causal it, and her conduct on the follow ing (that) morning so strengthened her suspicion that she gave her into cu.tudy. Mr. Omega Downs deported that he was on a visit at the bossed his relative,Misa Hubbard, sad that the night before, about 11 o'clock, when going to bad be saw • bonnet box which wee placed on • • shelf with 'event whoa, en fire, and without giving any alarm, be procured some water and ex- Winkled it. He then went into his bed-room, where be found the bed on fire and the room filled with stooks to suf. ((section. He, in consequence, called out for water, and haring thrown • quantity over the bed, had the latter re. moved into the garden. Mr. Elliott—lied tin bed bean very much burnt? Witnem—Very much, ae wail as the tel clothes. The toilet of the chewing tab). was also very much burnt, though it was some distance from the bed, and • cheat of dnwere, *lce separated from both the bed and cheering table, was very much scorched and injured. The einem briber said tint had he not gone upsteirs at the opportune moment he had, the house roust in a very short time have bleu indamw. In coot hobos, the witners said that on that morning about six o'clock be was alarmed by the trite of the pri.oner, who had jumped from • window 16 feet high, and who had, no doubt, hurt hermit a good deal, but broke no tones. BIMINI Warren, • men et to Miss Hubbard, said [het about half.past ten she wee in the room occupod by the lair witness, and turned down the hell clothes, and at that time all wee rah. Mr. Elliott—Did you take • candle up with you P Witmer—Yee, at,, but 1 plead it carefully on the top of the drawers when 1 went to tiro down the bed. When I went down to my room, the primmer came to tee for a light, sad I gave her one, and I told her to go to her ors spariment. Mr. Elliott—Do you know ',bailor she wont upstairs ober that ? Wonses —I can't say. Polioe-ronstabie 4U2 P said Mat on that morning be eras mst for to take the prisoarr into custody, and on exassising the house it was prerttly cher to hint that the tire was sot seridental. I lit prisoner edeellqed to Wei that site had been apelaire on the aught before whin** s light, but on getting them she struck • match sad got • light. Sits ter ther wad she we. tired of hes We, and that was the rearm she threw lanai oat of the window. The primer mkt stw know nothing Moot the cause of the leo. Or was Immaded for a week. THE POPLAB POISONING CdSL—VABDICT OF WILFUL MUNOZ& Yesterday morning Mr. Humphreys, coroner for Rut Middluirx, and a highly respectable jury, assemtiot for the third time at the Waterloo Hero Tavern, Dough-street, But India-road, Poetise., respecting the death of Zebra Royal, aged 21 years, who died under mysterious °immune!' from the administration of a powerful poison. The MAO elated considerable interest, and the court was =lethal daring the proceedings. Dr. Lstheby, chemical lecturer at the Lledou Ropital, and several other medic d and edentate ereons, were mune to hear the evidence &timed, as the inquiry had been adjourned to allow a sufficient time for the completion of the coulyeis of the contents of the stomach, the untailiCLlN sad the vomited matter. It will be remembered that the deceased and her hnsteed bad been lodging for about eight months at the house of a Mrs. Allan, of No. 44, Gough arrest, Poplar New Town. On Tuesday. the 31st ultimo, the deceased (who had only been eenfined five weeks) was seized with violent pains in the stomach end sickness. The landlady was called, when sows brandy was adedeletered to her, but tho symptoms increased. The laediady asked deceased what she hod been taking, when she replied, "only some coffee which my haehand gave me in a cup?' The landlady sated ' her why she took it, when she raid, 'He made me drink it, although it wee very bitter." She continued to get worse, when Mr. Webb, the surgeon, of Poplar, was sent for, and found deceased suffering from intense tlairA sad a burning sensation in the throat. On Friday Mr. Royal left the house, and did not Wore. The deceased continued to get worse, end died on liatueday morning, the 4th iuetsnt . The &veered shortly before her death, said to the lodger, when ',peaking of the absence of hrr husband, " God forgive him. They lived very unhappily together, and frequently gone relied. Mr. Webb took posiession of the vomit, end made a post-mortem examination of the body by the request of the coroner, when the stomach and intestines exhibited strong inilammation which he wee of opinion bad been caused by some irritan t poisons. Portion, of the mucous enemtrane woo puckered up sad blistered, and the otter organs of the body were quite healthy. The cmtente of the stomach, la teitill•lry end other internal portions of the body, were sealed up in boltles and jam, and submitted to the care of Dr. Lstheby, who found the presence of • powerful vegetable poison, bat when the jury beet met he had not had time to complete the analysie entrusted to him. The Coroner said that since the jury bat met the body had been exhumed, and farther portione of the Internal parts had been removed, and handed to Dr. Lethsby for examination and to make addtional tests. _ _ . Mr. Robert Webb, surgeon, of Manor-terms, Poplar, was called, and said that be attended at the City of Ludes Cemoteey, Little Ilford, Eases, on the morning of Friday, the 20th instant, when the body of &gaud was exhumed. He removed a portion of the intestines which remained, and also portions of the bladder , uterus, spleen and liver, which were carefully sealed and foi ' vesded to Dr. Letheby, of the Londca Hospital. Sarah Ann Eagle, of No. 1, Oanton-buildlems, East India road, Mated that she was the wile of a painter. Mae knew the decessad, who was net married to Mr. Royal. Her correct name was Zipsrah Wright, sad she was a single woman. Corcuer—Did you see the deceased during bee illness ? Witness.-1 did several times, and frequently put the baby to her breast. There hod been some unpleasantness as to what the mother of deceased had raid teepee. ing the de ceased in reference to the mother having made an oteervetion about pMean. The man Royal is my brother. He has worked at several trades, and has boon in the army. He has also been in the service of Mr. Wildbore, chemist, of Netting-hill, shoat fifteen years ago. Coroner—He Ma married wan I' Witness—Yee, he le, and has a wife end two children living. A Juror—Was not the deceased 'errantly servant In your employ I' Wilnees—lies, and I told ber to go because I found that an improper intimacy wee going on between her end my brother while I was ill. I gave her notice to leave, when she said she would not go until she liked. I told her to wait until sky husband came home, and she would see. Foreman—Hoer king Oldie &reseed live with you? • Witness — Ewan months. _ . Dr. Letbeby was then re-swern and amid in addition to his former evidence that ho received twe jars on the 21st Inst. from Itlr. Webb, and they contained the subaences r.firred to. Witness bad made various tests, but cou'd not find any solid poirons. There were some traces of mercury and the some said principle was detected as described to witneee's previous testimony. There were no traess of ar senic or other mineral poisons, but on further examination of the parts he detected a powerftil acrid irritant in the intartinal renal of an organic nature, which would account for the symptoms described by the witnesses. _ _ _ _ _ J urdr—Can you dweribe the nature of that poinon ? Dr. Letheby—l cannot precisely identify t, but it was more like tantharides then anything elms. It was mat pro. bsbly administered in a soluble form. I here tried a portion of the liquid found In the stomach; upon my lip, Gni It raised a blister immediately. I intend to try ea experiment with It spa some kiLd of animal. I should have dose so before, but I have been so touch tngaged in other matters, A Juror asked whetbir the mothtr of deceased was pre sent when the liquid was given to her, when the coroner answered in the Levities. Sergeant Nunn, 2 li. stated that the man Royal was known in various pieta of London, and had followed Wm roarable avocations. He had not been to his lodgings since the death of dace/std. . _ A photogreph, containing the Licenses of the men Royal and the di, seed, wee here headed round to the jury, and t Nunn mid that the unwed had not been seen in pool the death of the deceassd. The officer likewise said therm the night the deceased wee taken El • quantity of dirty liquor had been put tato the wash-tub, which had been taken away by • person who gave • curd= of it to • pig, which suddenly died the same ottlit. There benne no further evidence. the Coroner then proceeded to read over the evdence in the case, dwelling lapis the print al features of the inquiry, which he consi dered wee of great public importance. The deceased had died from the eftgcts of en irritant poison taken lobo the stomach, and the question for the jury to consider woe by whom that pewee wee adroloi.tered. Alter a daibrrafen of helf•ao-hour the jury unanimously sewed to • virdict of " Wilful Monier" sgaiest George Frederick Royal for ktlliag and slaying Zipped) Wright, The Coroner then issued We warrant Cm the apprehension and committal of the accused. 73011 1,417' NIBEI2 8 614ZBTTB. BLIEIyPII, 101111111 111051/ WP DAMMAM. 71:1 . 41;47 . 0XIAINL•blre. enal merchant, ..,,emscae July Ii at I. mud August 4 at le, M Kamo_!.all sawn. P.OARIMAIS.II.I Ford, Linc.4u*s. aad Moab. eloucestar; ee.a . aig.,_etamftld, Mitslagball WILLIAM PHILLIVA. NOtelt.ll. !ember cutter, July 11 at 121. aad Amami 16 MI. M luvinittall-strma. eachierstmey ; V. . nti -" Binow Maaws and a:Data. S*MCIC FnSELIY. Biratlaytwo, aka aW avtaafactavary. Jaly t 1 and at 11. at Itimalnaham (tart. ;lola. Pat..., W. ;gat. Itlnalogbato. and Bator, blyralaahant ; Wt. furld.. 1,41112.6.. . 1 1.1.....•••••••• Jon. •,eus, miltater. July 8 and 19, a& 11 St Mr- Inlnchasn IA art 80/., 6uCallng, larcoluglaun; ad. mks-, W pirlittagbarn. Tus Shrt inner, July 9 and Auga4 6, at 10, at Leeds at bt.t.thckl. dela. duhttls and Lur.lollln, bbfAd; oL • :;.7; n,04. Chrianv. Klarwtanopros.Bull, draper. July 13 and kapok 10, at 14 at Lewis Court bald at Kb.roton.upon.llull Mews. Cooper. Manehester. an 4 Welk aka &WM, Kingston ustetrl• an ; tUmlct. 1101 L Jinn Wooroalaws, Lincoln, fel=mor. Juif 6 ona Audort 3. at IL at Load. (kw, held at gron.npos-Llull. 01.. Towed, Lin coln; af. amts., Carrle4. Boa Evaraaa Cuaxa 11a.aor, Lulreed. Lineoloahlra. roam. July 13 and dostuat 10. as 13. at Loon , Coon bwkl at. Klainton-omosa.blull. Bob.. brown sod non. ; off. erne., lankat. baulk smuKsurrov ANNULLED. Jura 25. MARNA. II Toms. /Smeltord. Yorksbire. kW broker. 131d0L11101 r PKTITIONYOB.--AT TOLVTI.II.4AIraTIabST. larval 01,17 Coelli8d10:011 LAW. July 13. L. C. Brow.. fanw4ar3.atreet. barmondaer, obeelwAwht-7. Mortar r, Mit. woes, City. "haw —J. Staab, kkozat, Area. Hack nor. newavendor—J. T. Cochrane, Now Nortbairook Tboabak. arm). Into manager to a raallufaetmils: 'AA - MAW. Bletsal aa. CONNielshoNlla NVAPIT. manlmaeeW tdenA l l? T a ' L A .w. k. )41. 1" 11; loa 144026. nteA. OW kW ell.oe'en. jouressl. 6pp aswebto-ker—J t aincruts. Gl.L . Witer stmt. Clerkeriatik Journal . b o AtA. holvb, Ilices.s•to .sese,se% Bt. Paneraa, an 4 Ctd. lampatroet, tar, cow:Wawa aaent.—.l. Drama, Threo Meet. Wom bat% o %ittier. JUT 1 , . ts. Yr aid, Jun Maher:ay lova" Kinpland„ late a lodeloa hoes- keeper Ann Au.s.e, IN11.110•12 —W. 11. plus, Waiwwrth. raver Mader —W. Towner. Chleca m.o.. ulna/Two rosd, mat ma et . Grover, brat &show. *mg,. insftet OMltericr . 11[1,0, et. Geom. tammt. W,otem-1. Jones. Nevus's Vacs awl Parkkarramk laloaram, Wain Rota. vnaleo owns,. 21 * 3, L Tfladrosesh,Jesto.rre.ont. City. attorney-W. flood, Salsbury plain. 88 Wow*. cons oltand.or-J. Nash. l'eleceestreve. Soho, uptoireter -14. Camino. Itannotood Y.hol.Yter- 0. Nurse. Eavilt n.:ruot, ennuis ~tart, irva7 Words ItOesset-J. 1.0411- 6.3. ..)eortoFs the,. /lolloway.r 41. Witter-11. A. Ulnae. nokor. slyest. Pennon. saturs-J. Dust, Detwo l ltewtreet. llosteveowinave. worn-U. W. 11. Joan, lima place, Bywater. and I....outalltatte, r s e,ttpen.atreet, ford:oaf. ot-d. *lonian. eroderlekigarn. Doswell. und-1.1. Ta,loo, Enna , ins! /IL Panama. batter-V. D. y 0 w1. k b.,,,, Ott KcsiVfolet., seem' dtarer-D Doan,. tense, Lantottn.ralt -K. C.olt. Irish strew. Woitsinstr, rk inannts,torev a. st os or. WV, 811,, WWI. V ',IWO+ .1.1.4. F.W•.stee. streot, DAhul-eraron, ammo , an DtiCILAS•TIoNd OS DIVIDENDS. Tuna,. 1701.000, roulnchon:besnl, Ctty, dh :deed of la qt. any Intoodal. IStalodobr., Snolealsoll 4reve. T 11.010.111.101001 and Jou, Jocose, 1/..5..r , y10ee 111.1. Dorsr.road, and Wonanolaoe, Waloroelb.roa.l. WI ors-I,t dtvnlettd of a.y Thursday. at Mansfelda, IlawinenJl-trtoL Josses, lave?. Ainatidriars, CA,. reeves Ik.TWWW-1 , 4 dividend et 10.111., any l'lntre!sy. s4o4ooofeltin. Ltuntstodlatreot. Wist.Ds 1141C1a00.0 and catosns l'avtos. Iladlow. Kent. ataltstees-. now dividend ot J 1 d., any Toun.lay. at s:ansfeld litonnzlotll4tresd. Joss o. WassentMenu's. Dernsehlee , nonov-Isd 41,0k.l a id.. . July 4, sad Woo sobseviess Mooslant..B Sottlagnmo. JANE. NCOAI.PCT. tout , rial* prostoon Intranet-4th .fis 14ml of 10. Ills anilitan to 7.5. n 1.. , looJe all. J. 17 4. nod We solossoneat Onnusisy. at I..Wter* ,on v July :$..1. Von Rash*. lon. ‘71.0 ago. terrace, Holton. Importer of Sewell goo-Is -Joly . 0. 11. Mro.f CDs, sod told.. Eases. brewer-July 11. W. t44nrelt. Ito al an hang* handless, My; Poet Manses. Suva tnotls. and tin John% Nes roundlawt, s i l k -July 30. C. deunsn and IL Keen. Milt -trent, che.isi•le. silk 111113“. hict,..-4.1,*. W. Ilailfic.l4, ealknour rne.eltant—Jule 19. J. t Pria,Lot:6l..t.rtlerevt - July I. Worse,. Dello. Wi11,,. nodlostuhitn. J. elide and J. T. Voneg. lona, Inowsersetakiri att rt voys-Juv r. J. Slade lsolewsle *1004). Vero.% Soosoreetebtre. slummy-Joh In. J. T. t Wag (resents est,W4, ysosit mrwas,-Jaly la J. t , haw. IladdeMt4r, Yontshlre. cloth merchant-Joie 12. J. Arlie, Sow :tiled Diabase...en.. eitevrialcia an to ito mated. =kW cww • b. shown to WO osairSl7. oh Used./ of WW.W.S. Jody Id. 0. A. M. Au. 4V...ten0r...b.f.!, City. ship brokor-7dy l9. J. U. Cie. M. atane.ikw..l , 4 l .. rig4t , -104 J. Wyatt. cs. mosteroterretlre. beensed vamaller-Joly M. J. H. doinelleet, Yorkshire.. Wafer. PASTS SICIU I rvi DISSOLVED. IL Cakvn and!. 0 alllff, attorneyo-W. Trivet*. J. Seakly. aad IlWabsM Prank Notlkrtshnin, wbole•alo nalltmero. sa fw as fwd. J. Ilnyesand U. Uwe. Liverpool. cons futon-E. Lave* 0. &ass, awl G. P. Lanett, Coleroaa.strtut, City, iltboannbars. so far as regards 0. totem-P. Ittpl J. E. L•WTMee, .peer SS. alardits. loan SL Martlasela.lhonoldn santiooorrs-J. Isles sad J. Wintstn. pessies.Lnadoldra, saltoilv and 4p mai n.- Jl. Yousintaadl.llol4/. Liverpool. etriok sod frtee guru hr. Adl do, J. Bane% eA4 T. B. Cogott An mach two-J. Barn, A. Haw* V. Ltare... E. Ham me B. finis* 1.4•011 Cretelos, Buckingham:Aire, walls ma nufacturer., xo far a. rands J. II ante and A. Italie-Y. S. Piper and 0. W. Dixon. QUam..treet, Chn ip.l.le. general merelmatA-4. BAIN and C. Yorktown, Loon lano, le noonday, nosiness-N. le,l and w,w4 o ,..n e kt. yo t touon t , aura deskr•-T. Jones an l O. Statham. Liverpool, cad utereutut,-A. S. Enen and C. T. Keels, Cluster, anotlonsen-IL Litethatn and 0. Hothaut.l3ucktherse, Tort. dam benoare-11. naumtnia aa4 U. Baumann. Jeffrepaquare„ ma. Woke merebanta, far as rear& B. Baumann-J. Blau and J. liherwoo4. LaneAblve, cotton ornate winners-A. Dunlop and and B. T. Tren•Ty. Osiosburough. Lineoln•A•ro. AlpbuUden-J.ll. Cummins and T. Ralsray. S se loon. 7. hum uarebtoteetneu-Mars T l lp A' pe U r n an .7 l ' B7T. ' l::, LO ' net7o, " till "h der i l a"h re Pot th terf ' "a m, to c : - U T faet . U :re of airman., narthentnne -J. Croudes, W. Crowley, 11. Cro.ley, sad C. Crashes, Fannerertb, leueewittre, maolataleas, en for a t 'resole B. Cennelas-T. Aleastdar earl J. Aleaander, Ifdlobursk. earen.. a i a $ 2 $ r - , a i i i MARIE7S. COTTON:LI% IRPOOL, Juan 28.—The sales of cotton to-dey ere estimated at 8,000 bake A deli market at yes terday's priors. COTTON 000DS.—Matecnseven, Inns tho yarn market there was not ntuuti Magness. There was more or less demand from moat quarters, home and foreign, ex cept Germany. For the letter market the uncertainty which hang& over the future movements of Prussia paralyses trade, and buyeea prefer the cautious policy which has marked their transactions for some mouths put. In home trade, India, and some other yarn; @linnets are well engaged; stocks aro low, and there are not many geode offering, so that priom are firm and steady. In the cloth market there is very little change aus last week. The market is quiet, but there ie some demand for must market*, and a steady general business is the MO , . Stocks are limited; meet of oar manufacturers have rontrecte on hand, and prices are well maintained. A failure at Liverpool of a house in the Manchester trade, shipping to Bombay, with liabilities to the amount of about 140,0004, has mated an unpleasant feel ing, most of the loans falling on houses in this city. WOOLLEN.—LEEDS, Juxi 28.—There his only been a moderate attendance of buyers in the Cloth-ioalla, and the market ham not bean en btioyunt u list week. Nevertheless, a fair Matinees has been transacted for a Tuesday. WOOLS.—HUDDEIMITELD, JUNZ 2S —The demand for wools is becoming more steady, and prices established in accordance with last London sales are well maintained. SIANUFACTURES.--11VDDIRSPIELD, JrNs 28.—Tha Improvement noted lest week as regarded middle and low qualities of goods has esti tided to the finer descriptions, • hie qmantity of these baring changed bands to-day, in addition to the increased de.nand for the last two weeks for the others. There axe also a few orders given out for the sotto:on trade. CORN.-11nu., Joss 28.—At to-day's market a fair 'apply of English wheat; farmers asked 60s. for beat runs of red; millers, however, were enabled to supply their wants at 47a. to 48s. par 604itie., being le. per qr. over hat week's rates. Foreign held too high to admit of anything but retell sales to noddy buyers. Barley scarce and in request, at prices in favour of sellers. Beans and peas support forme cur. rency. Oats in sieady consumptive demand at rather over late rates. The foreign imports last week are as nadir : Wheat. 7,208 qrs. • barley, 553; oats, 230; bouts, 398; peas, 411; Wee, 82; liieseed and taper:ad, 14,330; oil cakes, 445 tons; banes, 475. Limns, Jur' 28.—(From the cimular of Messrs. Dimas and Co.)—We are well suppled with wheat. The trade is slow and Friday's rates cannot be exceeded; the business peering is only to • limited extant. Barley nominal. Beans, oats, and other cuticles without alteration in value. Average Dries of grain: Wheat, 2,307 qrs., 43e. 9d. ; oats, 99 gra, 26a. 4/d.; beans, 6 qrs., 49.. • peen 6 gm, 4 2e. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 3,621; boils, 395. • . LYNN, lons 28.-The weather last week was warm and forcing. To-day we hare a change in the wind from south to north-east, with rain. At to-day's market we had a small allow of wheat, which sold steadily at an advance of from Is. per qr., and In some inaonces 2.5. per qr. upon last week's rates. Beene and barley ba. to le. per p. dearer. Wheat, whits, 6llbs. to 631b5., 60s. to 625.; do., red, 60Iba. to 63eba., 4ts. to 470. Barley (chevalier), new, 621 b". to baths., 36a. to 44x.; do., common, 6116*. to 621ba., 30s. to 345. Beam, old, 66 1 b5.t0 66111*., 48s. to 62a. ; do., new, 64Ibe. to 6611ta., 411 e. to 48e. per qr. to the powers. NIWCAIITLIC, Jona 28.-Tbe weather to-day is unsettled and likely to continue so. At our market this morning we hada moderate show of wheat from the growers, but owing to the report from Mark-lane being wone than was expected, the trade opened heavily, and it was only by submitting to rather easier rata. than those of Saturday that business could be pftmoted. Flour was in fair request, but not a lively sal:. In other pain no change. SALIONI7A7, JUN. 28.-At our market this day there was • moderate supply of wheat and other grain, but from the unfavourable weather (it rained the whole of the day), the seresdance was than, but there was an evident improve ment in the wheat trade, for sales were tolerably brisk, at an advance of folly 2s. per qr. far best samples. Flour ad vanced le. per seek, with • slow sale. All kinds of barley were In little request, at late prices. Malt was without alteration of pricer, bat very little in demand. With re spect to other palm last rates were fully maintained, but very little basins*. was transacted. Wheat, 42a. to 62a. Barley, 27e. to 46a. Oats, 24a. to 32a. Beane, 43e. to 645. Fees, 441. to Vs. Bye, 30a. to 365. Tana. 301. to 345. per qr. Flour, SS.. to 43e. per sack. Malt, 7a. fid. to Ss. per bushel. CATTLE.-B.txtrnray, JUNE 28.—At our market to day there was but a short ripply, but Me quality in many instances wu rxeellent, and the attendance of buyers and dealers was limited. Most of the bast animals tort a fir sae at an advance of about 6d. per score, but in ferior kinds were • slow sale, and maintained former rates, with • few remaining ahead. There was • very excellent 'utility if sheep and lambs, numbering 1,759, which proved rather too heavy for the Leland, trade ruling extremely doll, but fully supporting former prices. Them ins a tolerably liberal supply of calves, all of which met a good eats at ems rater. In the pig market there was • full average number of rigs of all aorta on offer, which wan • dull aide, but rico* were a tried highs. Best ox beef, lls. to 120.8 d. per more; now ant heifer ditto, 10a. to lle.; beet down motion tout of the wool), 70. per lb.; other breads, 61d. to 7d. ; lamb, 91d. to 10d.; veal, 01d. to 7d.; fresh port. 6,1. to 7d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 34. to 90. ed. per rote; green bacon, 814. par lb.; dry ditto, 914. to 104., and Bs. 9d. to 90. 3d. per score; ewer pickled hams, 90. to 10‘1.; quarter old store pigs, les. to 90a. each; suckling calves, 12s. to 245. each; cows with calves, 141. to 181. orb. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Prieerd. Cipta'n MK; Aessterdees to Ingsel• wltti ato , pe rd • general I. ashore in the Lose Bead. 42- slataltel hes ;heft 16 ten rd par: a the Ufa. 11110W11 9TerbOlird. Tut - ati;rii ri: VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amor! (tchormer), from Barbodoei for Loodmi, Joao 14, ht 44 If, Ate trcm Pers.:oboe° for LOlliJ6, Jose 11, IN 40 Lion 4440 W. . -----• Aela , •• • frost Boom Are for M 1 rd, Rump 14. lot 43 N. loa 03 N. lerhast Is, from London for V: June 19. Ist 42 1 If, Inn 14 N. Dews of Moray, be London, April I, I. 5 7 8, lon 78 W. elderly MI, from London for ile.bourno U day.. 1510 18 N, lon 11 05 W. Boabny, from Neer Orleans. June tat 33 M, kn Ft N. Oty ot at•prigester, from G enipm for Cslcutta, Feb. 11, Ist 4 03 6„ lon Si 40. • • CAllndent, from New Yolk for tondos, June 0, lat 40.10 s 63 IL Groton from emu!' foe folusoutte, M. 71, lat OS 8, lon 218. Chiantis (JO), from London far abashse, to 3 10 N, ion _ C.,lmlot, from Sundeeend for Rua, April 4, lot 21 3, lon 33 F. Illmmo MAWR, from Colombo far Loudon. June 17.1a1 41 14. hones Fox, from Brt.gal fur Ncw York, Jame 10, lat 19 N, ion 14 W. Jullcdur, from t.oetin for Lod.. May £l. Join...jos Carlej.o for Llverp,ol, !omit., Mt 13 N. lon SO W. Jamm Frton, bouodmullo. June 20,1.339 N. lon 13 W. Lody of am Lake, from London for Fort Nalll, April 31, lat 31 9, lon 21 W. /Cleo Dort• a, for Ilmoloy. Juno 13, lot 13 N. Ism II W. Orient, nom Lagoa. tor London 70 esjo. May 11, lot 20 39 9, lon -. . . . . 0 $2 Z. Sea Serpent (barque), from Grireaby for Ilmuttel 0 dip, tat 0:8X, lon 21 Is W Sultan, from Orylcm for Loudon, May 11, let :8 8, Ica 2 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIUTHS. 111)11.1.—Juse If. at WlepPestooe Mall, Durham. Lady Wm. of a rota at Loser t-ageot.otr‘tt, Dahlia, the •thr of Mt Mee. J. P. Fletcher...l a...a. MOM Nth Y.—June of Marrow.* wood. Mort me,. Beres, Um wife of the lion. J. It. Moabrer, M.P.. 0. n ant. OW/if:l4 —J ::t. at I larlmfori p! tee. Meet.naton park, IM wife of J. IL Oliver. K. 4 M.P., of a istuLter. one :7. et lam' den 0111, Ku:Weston, tLe wife of Mr. Err. ?qtOtt Parry, 3. r.—Juin %, at High stmt, Chatham, the ode of Mr. J. Pike, of a von. 21 at 'fatal Heat, toe Matcbioneot of 1311ao, of dmigawc. MARRIAGES ........ --- OLKIL-11ATTON.-3eto 2.. at Queen.. met Chapel. Ituddendelol • hp the Ken. F. J. j 04.11. Mr. J. H auk. t. Mama Letin.t. D retire :! It J. I S I . ‘" JUO 4 „,•".:,:f - bou' • be ta, Lt. /or v. K. vaeb.a. to Limner H. sa• beta, daughter/ or J. akturds, KA.. of Orauthent. Llecolnehina. OVANT —Jll—June 25. M M. taretowleb. by me Rot. J. Y. Gobbler. Cosouseeder 11. U. Waal N.H. , to agues daughter 44 Ltaut. W.V. Lee,. et u . —June . Iloep HILLIARD—SALIN DEIIS.—June K. es Se. Paaerae. by the Roe. H. P. 'Wolter. 11. A„ 0. Hillteett. Sq.. to Kam/ I•ebrUa. &salter ref K. Emma... H'..t toi_lituutsool-equere. uew t BS, gwymkr!.—Jeer* Eliza;tl7•6 - if7;l Mr. & Blundet, Of 244'0. Gl' the Roy. w. Q. Gunner. Bono' ot St. thrithht .1 1 fIZICZe r- r — , 1111.ToN.—Aase If. Mr. W. 110 tort, of Wonbros, nem Bonnie/. 171 .1 W 7 . 1 .Juse:t. at Gordo, ',hoe. Tavistock maws. J. Wtexf. ewe WA BL u° —die elk YMealeyAtreet. the Ms. Ohloems gllto. Writ VlLNA—Jaren. 111. A. bitten.. of Peektam.med AUTIWW.—Jese /IL Y Ihreescelef. the wife of MA T. A. Bat h e. Aped IS. litre re Marl Warr ire d h OW el Pew .a the 04.6 as goe SWIM, r le re isiewsiet " —Ram SiIOA O T • CPI %U.. Umtata I,