The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-30 00:00:00

DRAMA. HAYMARKET !HEATHY. Mr. 'f. in fay for would do well to think MP ins?, whither it be really worth his wills b work so bard as Ise dors , uet cow, aid oht ther future b means.* may not be :he hard price he will lava to ply for teuvasty •uccess, sod oblivon for pre.ett fame. Mr. Liyi,r's wrair.p aro eaeatially of that school which decosnis {myth of tiros la preparetice, and will trA be hurriedly throes off Is s us kdrame sa autlFe kao u erely to anew hEo i!ct std wcrk ap to Ids t &els, and the Lague spokes by his elamesetemse Lest it Le deorat SagEsit (.ad eras that is ax always re. Wind, rwt all *vett. sires) me, be what Is• plasm. MO fare write: is siudarly situated ; Lut Mr. Taylor Ohs at higher game, aad the that/imam sound to Us met Le &at subdutd L.u,ch cf . apperci..t.re sudirax which .raked by the sia:k!leg sallies, the crap seebbsses, sad crimidtas Wisalocs which h s dialogue ab-uals. When, thersfore, welled Llo.pt.darirg three c 'nadir* (te.th fourth aaaseaceJ) Imbue. Lew twoadts, we think it time to giro lies a Weal, w,.r.1 of arks, rsoosaustadieg hko to ?refer Ms ameba Of hi. ows meows to tie Otitat! c0Lt4.31/1011 Meer ojoyieest. 14 Iseir - fir, his ray la's,* *Let I. trim icto :molders the, wr MIN allow that sorb work Ma had ki:hrr:o so 14-ct a tho twithshci of If,. Taylor's wit, for •!ed Et chow, s thrAt .c r^to-.41, orodacad last aial.t, ia re; Liao with rho most itritia titoloaor --sad di/horror, roorrover, of that some which crull rely be vases Ly ma anshor who ws smelt a rasa tar world as $ wit. IN.Ir your ma arias ca tlo ratatirts d sociory,wvald Moe aloe boat dekatr halt sad shad. wh!zit is snort thrum and tabs( r.patarairoroartond 60 riratifolly throsch the arw rior. If acytars, then lo too orb moss% for theses thr ostarcur loot sight w.r betiiira:ly tz:er'osal is lb. ponserolos of tho irro:ty of sport...tsars, day trforrd soars of tie bridal...a d. i 0,04 so tariady throws bloc Shea. It !se Is Ps plot tha• ties pica la weak, ton wed et leant fur drew ria, ttruelb n ',lisp. pose.. slifici•st "unites fa' ▪ 1410 toro-oot too.. lot o, It mar ca oririslog the ea* a sr of , as Wats. ea , ' alkair spats at clecter, the noes of epos r sad de WWI" Tames ell ltieweive. W. DLlge a (Mr. Main k.tteve), ea *say ia • coders bas arias( to elo,thi le hese tolcadh by weld mei he le Is dassir, fa Its asses le st bre. sad Retie., if the eesdiebee to.. wodo 9•17 . 11'011 to hi s to browse his wed As eid bind, Mr. 'Nes dolt ac. W. Fore), him M bell lie the a yveag ley nth shoe be ie M!en lo dee hie dregb sir sada slows. of bar r.r,.tbee. a Mer loaeybaa (lies. C. lidaebese), • eery arty sad epee= hay, who res Mr. Illessaybda Corpses) web a rd c/ boa. Ilrepshes la eel bee de Mara he be tees dr the pose lei Ira sore now of her ova, sad hr is.. se es Dodese la lode woe the wit, shier Is his preesele. Wier D epos Y sirepal is this briers to roar by Prime (Mr. Ilaelesse), the I rea.des of ash a wo.ow cws el wo .ero, who to. are to utscrLitc., that it brag 4her.trtre! stet the toe esalidete sae cant to ado •"tamer it—so sae teem es the es of seersai. '— de casseitssecy t. het.. ad vier del amp legal vest, WPM te del these n meads web sty of wiry sal debit pone sal prtete.les Deigns ere is oird• Ice 1p be dregs a - es betadda Le at ere el Me. liobsybca. the hoessebed ; he Jae i.e; of slam eel be Si snaly lariat dr geese cl hie we, • h to a te rot on rby Leery. Delve situ as item du *La, ad 14.ak• Ile plot se Mar. limayless, who is m arled at the pray it o!• I.e is Lemke eel alcasriel Myca• Me. Haseybds le pet is seselowite. Lae to seed up le tows fir &XV hes to me brie of edam es eld-uoster asisent, rod le be so army le be deed bell-clod. fee do whey to. is race by Wapokotr, elvt, cs c-ston.:s of tweet hid drebtee's trod, votresses to <woe L. co. 11.. whose he, saes nest Icy the beers is sores, stichdep sb•t4 sea Is hill. R. Jima Harybes seed boll to Dodges., while be himself t 0..,. de refadadre. IVoyeadt sce to wo.k, sad, by ildetstraly prates the bef-ss.tee, sleet a rest earer. sad es de day of pea Made hie c;pccest. Ilea ly met eider Le b es Newlywed bed Mrs. noel 1.7 a sad her habtal of the I nest satire of le,ass s'e attes ts to his, sad leo we both teleologists to his reselasie. lionsybre is sir I..t:..icsid by hi. wits to mite it.ta the costae sad ass of tat MOW osselleses welts cwt.. It tit be sees AM the ;kit ie bat el 'h., ee isecgre, Is. deed. tbst with lea briniest tr.s•ratst lb ettc•tee groan lumbers rit.uitfaL D.t the au hes:, thor,asidy raj led it. were bouctiLl m enr.ilatius Oar( u;11..,tt, eal athediestny ke the author as site coaclasion. The bast Eva ellararer wad that of Mr. Compfrn, who idled whit the gr.*** 'Mahe cue sad somatic Matbass w add probably, Ly • neophyte M thrifty dl mars re, Lys bees pr. medine:d ex. e . :nrt, Mat ks M est the Kr. Ch./La Math. es of a very Sew yesm aro; ha scams W have het We Writs, a^4l ha tem very imper Set is big wok a hidy wLkli wa. lam sight gistaally rem triune. )Ir. Bodstosit did hid bat wi has usgratalid put, and the minor characters, wSL•ta by the way ems really de moat sr cam, and t. attributed. stramily to the sticassedl the idaset wee admirably pl.yed by Marra. Itogers, Clark, sad Zraid• Mr.. C.iarled Maty.. es' pespossly dreaded, and a !eel with ap.rit, and Mr. 1 . Ansa, as La away. Is, gentltmatfy and carets). The plea was pat Kau the steel la a very dritlllll 01111110 t. HIXLIT ROYAL 110AIT4. 'Me following the estry list far ciao regatta: Foe the Graid th , lLags Cup. Ly EIALt-wed Boats.— I Load,' It Jima Club. ()Mimi Univereaiy 41 Clob. C ui.LrOse tuietriiity Bout Cl4b. : - or Luella Ch PLibr, by Earl-owed Cclhye 8.1 C.. Lge B..et Crab. Casobrieg • . Find Trinity bad Ciub... - Far the SiggrarJe Cagliari Cap. by Yam-cared Limas : Ln.!onßr.visit Clab. Oafurd : taiarglty bat C.ala Cgaa r Duat Clab. Mgatestar : N..., Fwr tbe Cti1.22222 Cup, by FA22 , oared 80. m.— La4o2 R mote Club. Cambridge rum! 1 . 22r.:21 Fast Club. Kings cc : Kgeron Roaing Club. l'vr the v,r GoVec-, 1,7 reir-Aired Bov2.—Loadon : MOO.. CASIO', an 1 Paise. Oxford : Maim Warm BGS Arkell. Casbrldar : Ware. Hml and BIIIMMI,L% F• ,2 lb* 1, 6122 aJ C balsam* &am by deml2rm—Londoa : Air. 11. rb.rt Pla)ford. RiAmend lir. Briciwo.d. Mem el MIR M.. Mango. Cambridge: Mr. limramest. For tlie Dietr.re 0 Maim by Pair amed Luc—Healey : Herm Crwaeb auJ Cull. Maim 2311 m ;ad 2rgeaar. la kma.r years It Wm a natter at aim d Meshy to iamb Healey, but dam ti • eateasics at lie liar bum Telf.:d Pest facilities are agadel by dm Great Waiters La Irray C appear nook( 0p.12,1 truism. and a my rut uessocLie is C sic:. .1 to darn 44..ai,0a. Cake vT.—Xoats T. Sourz.—This mateb, whi:h woo eseesessed et 1. as es thefory, was brought to • con- Sheba yesterday Is loleos.lls.B.stb by its wrkwa. 7 he sr .es he as idioms . &ma Ii t isolop, 213; No TA, bri away. WI; salad isidess. 114; bevies UN nowt bto KA, wheels Ibry ace soplielmed with the lose of eee ex-iteL like IN THE bOUTIIMARR little ben re Ms 6%inch Ist slobs • Are broke oat to the weaisis.t Mews. gelds end Cs., Me misses, ii toe Itsideareed, sod wan es sartesisishad eidsrale dews* wee dew to the preperty. ;AL et.a• C7IARO2 Of Ellll2/111AMINT itoArivr A STATION .. 44444 AT CANTTINTIT.—CASTTILIIT NT, WTMINICAT. Ttel. asorades Omer Melva statiosoesseerr to the ospLy esso soook•Bereas Me l va Company, at Cset-tbooy, was Ado lei Wore the Rererhe 3 Ihrfe., E 1.) for barley oneterr'rd ontal sums of to Ivry, the popery el me aid ▪ mtmae, hie en were, Mr. Ituosoll rawest. d. and Kr. barrow 4 Those e ere • greet say wersesees aelard. Awl th.• taw o eritrd eassokeehhe Stars ; tot the fees woo sato. 4,:y sou TM prheser bad bees fa *be aervar el •1. seoar F. ote-• It elegy tosser, de le rare. 1194 1.1 tilers• tare. yeerehel Yell the 011 es of so •I tbs Conteebory etri•z. •In. ormmity lr was Me they to Sees a awry de, • Nov.-woe of the we.b. haehtser trots. wood, wib obs ro.i, n 1101 donor the day. ti tie seelt miss.. a the c atocy. It we. shows tot, is the IC4I esl 11 h of Ar.l sad the lob of May 4.4 oho aerosol rore , e d from tar role c'e.k (Psed!.W) Ots may cr.- rose of 17/. le. 24. tad (P. 3e 74, esd 364 14s. 41. Ttasso sass he bad ..t wawa. d r re mood. ellbsertb he bed orkaowledged tlwit ?rely th• weed, stab% b ek. Saleraenewty lb. •••• on! his • ill, God • Sob Sate be .net to Cloav,sesd. It woos 5,10 fil? sbaspe or or. Mew b. Ise !eft !Lc f gig drowse Ito Ma i IN um btaO ppm, w 1 bb: add, I, , hedisp 'Mae sad wombs.. ere toned la O. Two* wore ti.- nub. srler a sepses —ease 4or ibut bet gene 1?4. am 4 404, had is.. ',or.' to tehal. o? • widow of one ere 11, c anger*, *, ..Users—feered la eas ohs drawers, brat k wee c tbst mew hat eoshics to do wok the aerie so lost IM stiesear. Mr. Some srase4 thee Owe tee to t.. I. shakos latra, as esestial iceestiest Is the ere at elites:lr assiest of Its asset. All tbet to hood does wee bed emitted t o saw, is Irmo elvers 4. Sons het 41=1 whoth Wise seer moats. 7114. y at mot site yo motor, end a modern of "sot potty is oleo lewd is fisbAtat (*aro of • • imam ebar-em. MITIOPOLITAN Fan ItaIIPITAL, littl.aell ILA wltrall; CITY. —lll aggregate motor I te pesos, aster ohs wool sadist Jose 23 wee !_.dies, 743; 1 0,4 433, wok 1,176. of viisi MO wen acs mew TILE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A WitSALTY, Joie 29 .—PROStonose. Mates H. C. Osabit (1658). sad F. Stirling, pt tad to tits mak al Ilsatsaasta. dr PO la NI IN TS.-SeCO4l4 MINIM T. R. Ray tom, to the Rt.rl,mak•hmi, 4, paidle-wheel amass traadmart , !Ind W. T. Dodds is be addlikeml to the Asia, St, at Portsmouth. Paymaster J. Tompkits (Ittiro) to the Videos, 6, screw steam troop-Alp, at Portsmouth. A.Masst Paymaster J. T. Fsrvell, to the Ampblon, crew steam htgate. at ShetThele. aerie J. R. Johmstoa, to the Elm; end J. W. Thomi sm to the CM. WOOL, 31. - se The troops of Royal Horse Arti:l WICH ery now at this garrison, and occupying that portion of the barracks known as the Eat-squirt, will Mare for Aldershot! in a few day,— It having been resolved to carry out earten improvements in accordanoe with th) rrcomuiendatinn of the Army Sanitary Ctaucuitter. An official hairnet, n was yesterday tc:efved at Woolwich to the effect that his kepif litertutese the General Commend ing in-Chief world inspect the troops in prtiBoo this day. A communication was sabfequantly received eGooternivntliog this Notice, bat It is hollered that a general review will take pier in • few day.. • iarge rptantty of machinery for the new works now in progrew at the Royal Aroma! has Leen retarived from the mmulecturent Meyers. Shepard, Bill, sad Spick, of Leeds. TM arrangements far the rworganitati at or the regiment of ItayalArtillerf , which are °rimed btake effect on the let of July, are nearly compkted. mid the majority of the bat teries have left for the several lesedaquaater stations of the bvistades to which they are attached. Peonage to widows of officers sad to salaried officers will be paid at the Acconntaewetlice, Woolwich datkyard oh the ler awl to civil sun* cams aod widowe of ditto on the 2ad of July. CHATHAM, it's' 29. THATECTtoN OF THE ROYAL MARINE.—Ths M ond leepsclion of this diebroa of Royal Maine Light la fai.ry alss c.a....wed this wonting by M ijor-Giearral 8. R. W.elcy. Deputy-Adjutant General, who was attended by ~leyx 0. IL Rodney, as his side-decamp. The eatire maid... Gag of eight complaint, end cambering, In cluding reerrte, upward. of 640 men cf all teak., was drawn wen the - parade ground in fine, sad received General why with the out nosey salmon. Among othtr loser- ANN IL hasp., who ere undergaisg a e,,,urse of instraction In the nes of He tide, were searched to the marshes at let. =7Cresk when they wear through bill-ering at ranges Aar 200 to 900 yards, the pea tee being very emir Lowy. The %opt Mos will be renamed to morrow wont tag. when the division will be neerettal t, the hese for the =a going through the evoluti as of a dell-day. The Lod_ s .ro be insiected la their gas drill at the PORTSMOUTH, Juan 29. iiimoua3, 8, iron screw steam troopship, cos maks Jona 31 Cooke, was Woo 'n'o time is rata took no-day todissnan• Is sad unite ff. •xt defo ts. Tlto ark as, C, tatte.wtoel stem. .1 oi,, 'tn . ' Beagle, 4, mow Mar gan-s.ssslowdl G takia tat. Hu asst basin to sorrow Os Is conaissiccol. TN akar.. b 'ton screw steam trccpsblp, .iu to tare out of ass Vous bt. to•whortow, for the purp lan tt via( oat of harbour to try but sew seems, by Ateedaley Gtr Co. She is se be esessoteeseed by Coramanda Jobe M. Co •10, of the &woes, east the Grew tame 1 yen to her. The Mcipocarse. /MOW tript Captain Utter avert, ',idea 'mid teat BacirOey week tar the Mtrol, to In op Mr crew, ie mooned to be marl, comptets. Sa bee esly • vocssc.s. Till MILITIA. The Second Tower Hamlets Militia have received malice Mu the conemmodesimed cacaos and rt huggers will be eap.. ted to seestobln at their Isad.qusrters, Bekaa'. pees. ea the moiniag of Wedassiffey, July 13. f,e two me &eye:training sod exegete. Tie &nth Deets Mihtia ty we appoluted t., serer:ale for tralatagi er Plyreteth es the sth ef July, under the roomed of Lee etarcem. The Sista 0 .. ilale ltraimeut of ilarifedrhies Millt's has received oldsra from Lord listbsetne, the Lord-Lienteesat oe the Cesar,. to smemble 6t t weery.one days* training on Tee4sy, July 6, aster th e comman d cf Litu..-Colonel Levert. The Ilford Cleasrroa Militia will sesetuble fur ffltre Within. Rader the c)tentead of Lteut.• Celesta J. Mardoasld, as Tbureday, July 7, at Can ova'. The Iris of VI ofilit Militia Artillery sesembled at Ban don la Tivstey lay foe twenty-ene day.' trainisq. The Smood West York MINIM sesembled at York fur duty on Tmeday rimier the ociatumad of Colonel &myth, M.P. Tse later MILITIA.—As nff . ial notice hae been nomad calling out ell the volute r.trimettV of with two ex. eepticee. The date Bud for the rrubolituent is the 18th of July. A aelite to this effect has bra desiatthed from the cow altar, sad will ho geeerslly node known at the Madgwtat. of .11 the regiments thwart:low the provintte this day (Wedeuelai).—tinenclers. TEE 10741 BRITISH BUNS. At a tweeting, held on Mammy last, of the commit tee appointed by the depositors of the Royal British Bank, it was resolved : That the Mate of the Royal British Bask, as admioh.ored In Bsokraptcy, harts" realised for the depositor. and credi tors a larger return to dividends than was expected it becomes the duty of all interested to the realisation of the assets to movies the services of the mimes and aolloltwe to the benkruptcy, more especially those services rendered by James Wyld, Esq,, and Robert Taylor, Esq., the two meet active a/reinsert, and John Linklater, Esq., the solicitor, f their lu:towing attention to the interests of the creditors, and the unweerpn. e ff orts they have mad* to avoid litiga tion end ensure • large and prompt diatribiation of the bank meets. It was also resolved : That r the whole of the legal steps whereby the deposi tors and creditors of the Royal British Beak elegised control over, sad administration of„ the meats and effete@ of the bank, and the act of parliament whereby the oppresiden of shareholders 11.111 prevented, and the WWII' to eft! them • legal discharge by compromise was nude attainable, and the racerefol proiecution of the directors, are the direct results of Mr. Linklater's interference in the comma of the Royal British Bank, that Mr. Linklater merits • t-rimonial In recognition of the out services, public and priva.e, that he bee rendered. A copy of the following letter was ordered to be forwarded to all the depositors : _ The Committee of Depositors appreciate in common with their fellow-enditore the successful result of the administra tion of the estate of the Royal British Bank in bankruptcy. They feel that some recognition I. due to the sesignees and solicitors, by whose unwearied exertion, that result has bees accomplished, and In compliance with the wishes expressed by numerous depositors, the committee have resolved en pteentieg eullable testimonials to Mr. James Wyld and Mr. Robert Taylor, the two assignees who underto-4 the chief management of the estate, and to Mr. John Linklater, on whom devolved the principal conduct of the bankruptcy as well as of the examination and prosecution of the direc tors. The depositors will remember that the most sanguine had no expectation of receiving more then 10e. in the pound from the estate in bankruptcy, which hap, however, &heady produced Ile. in the pound, and will enable the assignee to make a farther dividend. Thera ie now no doubt that the creditors will receive at least 10s. in the pound, and if the shareholders had acted up to the prmin of their committee the dividends would hays been touch increned. The aim mitts, have personally much pinny' In contributimir to the ievuead fund, and trust their follow•creditere will ad them liberally In their object. It la proposed to give the deposi tors the opportunity of directing ths appropriation of their subscription either to a joint bend, to bi_sppliel as the com mutate may determine, or to separate kW to be art apart for a testimonial to the assignees, or to Mr. Linklater. THE LONDON AND BRIGHTON AND THE SOUTH FTZSZERE RAILWAY COMPANIES. The direetwe of the London and Brighton Rail way have lamed a reply to the statement circulated esb Captain Hugh. The reply is signed by Mr. Fred, rick Blight, by ceder of the Board of Detectors, It commences se foliose: It swears to the Drightm board that undue strew has been laid by Captain Mangles upon the quakes which have arisen as regards the Portsmouth Railway, sad that a perasal of his statement ought load the reeler to the 0011 • elusion that the leasing by the 8-Aith Waiters board of that Bashes bees and ir, as Captain /dangles term. It, 'the great base el ceetenneie between the Brighton and South Welters Coeppanie a. The erroneoua preition is usurped, and thereupon a eq stem of reasoning a corunieticed, with a view t show that the Brighton Company ought not to require a joint Interest in the Portsmouth It Man and that tbeyought not to have adniirsioa to th e district w hich that IMe pees 'rates, end it appears probable that any reader who nitwit be brought to coincide is that showing, would, as a consequence, be eiroarously led to the copclatioa that the routing differ ences are aloe caused by Noe claims improperly advsnxd by the Brighton Board in reaped of the Portsmouth Undoubtedly the alexia taken by the South Wevere Board, as regard, toe pate:ham or Leese of that line, were the karate diet* COON) of the existing rupture ; but it is equally true, as Intimated by the cha man this company at the special naming of toe proprie:ore held ea the 9th of May last, that the most aeriumi point of difference between the two ono panne is not iu the contest for the Portsmouth traffic, but in the threatening and eggreteice mammas adopted by the South Western hoard in the district south of Epsom, and it Lemmata necessary to place the proprietors in possession of the exact facts a. regards both three nutter, at to which the Brighton board are at WILD with the determents of Captain Mangles... . . . . . Alter a fell r xeminatien of the several points in dispute the document con. lodes: •• The circumstances connected with the conduct cf the South Western board ea maids the Emile and Leatherh‘ ad line, ere fully stated in the Brghtos Com pany's letter of the Rikh May lat. It is obvious that in the hands of the !Lighten Company that line would be protec tive, while in the hands of the South Wesera Compaq it • teat be Potentially aggressive; and If any proof waft re quired of this, it is found In the fact thee, In this very maim of parliament, the South Western Company manly supported an extension from Leatherbeed to Dorking, and no attempt was made to conceal the intended projection of a further extension from Dorking to Horsham. So long as there was any probability of the extension from Lesthernead to Dorking being granted—while the South-Weatern connexion ,ei h that schwa was .till undeclared— and upon the conditka that each extension was seated exeludvely in the Brighton Company, the directors hid for the make of penes 'seemed to the South Western Company being joint owners of the Epsom and leatherhesd line, but the Dorking retention being re• fused, and the Epsom and Leetherhead being forcibly wrested hum the; oompany by the South Western board, the discolors would only be misleading their proprietors were they to ex press any hope of the re-eatablistaueut of peaceful relations on a seesre or useful bale, until the South Western board, by withdrawing from Leatherheed, give something like a sub- Mardi el proof of their determination to desist from aggreesicn on the Brighton Company's system. The Brighton board feel eatcfied of the justice of their views, and they have twice offered to submit the whole matter to arbitration. They un hesitatingly used that no impartial person, on making him sell fully re quaioted with the fate, can deny that they have acted strictly up to the trine spirit of their engagements, and that they have not bees guilty of any aggression on South Western tertitoty, or of inflicting my *jay oa South Western intrteete. They only ark that the mum spirit shall govern the conduct of their neighbours. They have shown their matinees to make more than namable concessions to the South Western Company, provided tat the South Western bear] would, as regards the district soothe( Spore, revert to the teriitotiel position of 1858, and leave the Brighton Corepany to carry out the arraneement for the purchase of the Epees sad Leatherhead line. But the Brighton directors hive fret.kly told the South Western board, and they hers repast to their shareholders, licit they leek upon the retracing of this mat boodle step on the pat of the South Western board as a aim gala eon toe resumption of friendly relations with that company. That point once ceded, the remainder could be arranged with facility." tab inteiltgenn. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Jere 29. Ships' at Nisi P,ioa In London.—(Before Lord Oalei Justice Eris sad a Spada' Jury.) ?A/10VMM . AND ANOTHIDI O. NORZETZ.-LUNACY. This was au Lieue from the Court of Chancery, the question raised being whether between the 10th of December, 1851, and the 16th of May, 1837, Mr. Olorge Watts, who during that mind period had executed several mortgapdeeds, was of sound Mr. Meta James, Mr. Lush, and Mr. Henry James, ap peared for the platen& ; and Mr. Buvill, Mr.Serteant Parry, and Mr. P. Brown, for the defendant. It was statei is the opening speech that the plaintiffs were the mentors of Mr. Snook, who was formerly a cotter in the city of &Rebury, a man of vary considerable property, of Ex traordinarily penurious habits, and who delighted in the name whin had been mentioned. (A laugh.) The de fendant was the committee of Mr. Watts under • COMOISIJOII in lunacy which had been ireued against him in 1845. Mr. Snook had advanced Mr. Watts money upon mortgage, Mrs. Wars herself being a patty in the transaction, and receiving the benefit of the money advanced; and yet no sooner did Mr. Snook'. executors claim the money which had been advanced than she alleged that at the time her husband executed the 'mortgage deed he was of unsound mind. By an extraordinary ex parte proceeding, for the mortgagee, could not be repre sented then, a commiselon of lunacy was obtained, and Mr. Watts was found to have been lunatic *WC* 1822. More ex traordinary evidence upon which to find a teen Winne had never been submitted to a jury. Mr. Watts formerly owned an estate worth ab ant 3501. • year, near Speen, In Berkshire, which he farmed himself; but he was now resident at 'Camden-town end was in good health, so he could be called by the defend ant if it was Showed prom. It was trite he was 70.yeare old, but that woe of mall consequenos now-a days when persons of great age filled the highest alma in the state. (Laughter.) Mr. Watts married in 1816 a perms somewhat beneath him in position, and who was an extremely erring ant women, and had led him Into the necessity of raising money by the mortgageedeeds now dis puted. He was informed that she was an extremely violent person, and led her husband a crackled life. The tint deed impeached was dated the 10th December, 1834, and it was executed under these circumetanoes — ln . 1834 Mr. Watts applied to Mr. 11;elders, •solFcrtW at Ouitdfuad, who Was mince dead, to raise 3,000!. by way of mortgage upon the estate. Mr.filuabb advanced the money, and the m deed was executed. The teem clerk of Southampt o o r :, ga r: Deacon, had far some time been solicitor for Mr. Watts, who had become indebted to Mr. Hawkins for the amount of a promiesory nom for 2,2001. hares alleged on the other side that Mr. Watts never received the money for which the mortgage was given on the 10th December, 1831; but it was proved that be did, and that out of that money he paid the 2,200!. and obtained poseemion of his title-deeds, which had been deposited by way of equitable mortgage. Before the mortgage of the 10th December was executed it was netesesry that the deeds should to delivered up, and there fore) Mr. Watts was obliged to pay the 2,200!. The deed was executed at Southampton,and Mr. Colebrook, • friend of the shammy's and • medical may, happened to be called in to attest the execution. The whole mutter bad been the sub ject of long and expensive litigation, and on one occasion Lord Lonedals decided that there wan nothing to impeach any one of the deeds except the rne to which reference had bees made, and he added that he would have been satisfied with that oneif any medical more had been engem d in the tranaaction. The gentlemen who then had the affair in hand wee not acquainted with the fact that Mr. Colebrook, • surgeon, was there. The next deed lenge idiot was dated the 23rd April, 1831, and that wee a mortgage for an additional sum of 4001,, lent by Mr. ELWIN, a eeecbmaker, of Southampton, and • client of Mr. DVIMIGn. The next deed in question was dated the 16th January, 1836, at the time Mr. Deacon had eased to be Mr. Watt: solicitor, Mr. Raiford, of Salisbury, acting in that cepadty. Mr. Snook was a client of Mr. Raiford, and he agreed to advance 6,300!., out of which the 3,00 d!. and the 4001. mortgages were peed off. The witnesses who attested the execution of that mortgage would state their surprise when they saw Mr. Snook take off his coat and walatooat, end with • pair of scissors cut open the back of his waircost and take out of ;It the 6,3001. In notes, so that he actually carried his banker on his beck. (A laugh.) Mr. Watts yid the greater part of the balance of the 6,3001. into the Newbury Bank, and drew cheques against it. but it was not Meng beime it had all gone. In May, 1837, there was a further charge upon the estate at 3001. Mr. Snook died prier to 1942, in which year bin executors !might to foreclose the mortgagee, and it was on that occasion that the defence of insanity was set up. In 1840 Mr. Watt.' diffictJiles had increased upon bins, and he was a prisoner in Reading Oaol from that year until 1842, during which time the officials of the prison raw no ground for inferring that he woe of unsound mind. He undererood that two facts were to be relied en to prove insanity. Mr. Watts was proud of having • nice hand, but one of him forefingers was disfigured with a deer's-foot nail, the tail being divided down the centre; and his wife having twitted him about it, he cut it off, and part of his finger with it. The other fact wee, that he had inflicted come injury upon am of his eyes. Many documents, however, and a great dell of oral testimony, would begiven to show that Mr. Watts was a shrewd man of business, and anything but insane. The remainder of the day was occupied by evidence for the plaintiffs, and the further bearing was postponed. Teen as a collector; The ()manatee Society were security f him, The defalcations wen dinovered In making up the year's accounts, and the prisoner at tenth confessed. After hearieg the evidence. Mr. Ingham said he should remand the prisoner until Monday neat to give Mr. Thom en opportunity of pro ducieg PIS clear oases. Mr. Thorne said the Guarantee Society had intimated their intenti.a of paying them only to the amount for which the prisoner wan renvived. He wished to knew whether the society would be compelled to pay the whole amount? Hr. ing ham said they would decidedly have to pay the whole auzeont of the detalceliens. The prisoner would be sent for trial for certain amounts, but befae he was con victed the judge would inquire the total amount of the num he bad embezzled and the society would have to pay what they really were. The percale wee then locked tap. 6PORTINO. NEWCAETLE-UPON•IYNE RACES—TossDAT. 1.411'103AL 1,,71 , 1.141. J Oat. ',WWI, et 3 rote each. we. 3/ WI. 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GREAT WE•TERN RAILWAY GONPANT.—Yeeter day an adjouined special cetera menin• of the proprietors of the Grow W, stern Railway Company wag held at the Paddiagton ternootts for the impose of taking into monde.- rwion earl Am Lilo pending beton parliament affecting the inwriet• i I the company. TLe chair woe taken by the Earl of Rholborce. Mr. Soundets, the secretory, Loving read the advertmement convening the meeting, a resolution war pro pond approving of a bill for carrying out the litidport Extension Railway, and autboti.ris the directors to reorrve , the nocmeary tun& for ineoploting the works, gni also authorising the lease of the moo to toe Great Western Rail way. The Mouses of the bill bevies bees read, the resolution vas curled unesimoosly. A Lill was then brought forward artilitorleing the construction of • line from Roneerford in Berkahire to Deviant in Wiltshire, to be called the Berko add Haute Extension Railway. The Velluall classes having hen read Ly the toltcitor, it was atated to earner to • ques tion from Mr. S iiostiury, that the proposed lime would shorten the &acct dietance trom Paddington to Trowbridge, near Weymouth, 13 or 16 mike, 'Lough Mr. tkanders Mated he would not pledge himself exactly to the saving asserted la the distance. The raealutioa approving of the SRI loving been duly carried, the ;nesting warn adjourned till the 'iOtti of July, to take into comideration other bills conneoted with the company'g interest, whim were not in • hulliciestly forward state to t e submitted to the proprietors for mogul. [Adrertisessent.)—ls it posaiblo to seise a Watch ..r kw. It mot direct hose we I.o.Wda imemtediMir my gen ol Igasla4. bawl. llooilsed. or Male.. with...l • via/ 14 1. Si4l.lslolos Wow 14, Weems Ilbool e *nab! wawa arilbl. Le4 4 .144wi, toads. lot .boaa all lbw wi Offiggisbw. b. Lew altrUate.l pssuplAlsl as vegan tire I Maw. sad c0:A.6.13'0g winowino aad bni..:-.4 'atomising' el lw woke My. ,ow to two 14. So ob. .C•wilkl purdnes• albs, rem , IL SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi PliQa in Landon—(Balors Mr, Justice Crowder and a COMMON Jury.) PENNELL AND ANOTHEA V. VOX. The plabelirs were assignees of a peraos nomad Collins, and the question vu, whether some hay on a farm whit% had been held by Collins passel to his asaigneos or to the defendant, who had taken Ma farm. The jury ultimately found a verdict fur the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Joits 29. Sitting at NW Prise at Gaildhall.—(Before )[r. Baron Bramwell and Special Janes.) ettatspaitr V. M.LtOD.-ACCIDENT. __......... Mr. Skinner end Mr. Foster were oonneel fur the plaintiff Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Minima represented the de fendant. The plaintif in this action, • dreasmaker, of Minerva terrace, Brivun sued the defendant, Lady 31`Lesid, the widow of • geniis man who bad been in the But India Com pany'. civil mentor, and residing at 31, Norfolk -terrace, Olfordesquere, under the following circumstances. It ap peared, according to the cue for the plaintiff, that, acoompa nied by a female friend. she was in Regent-atreet about half pest 12 o'clock on theiLth of January, when, in crooning Ilan over-street, the defendant's an and pair suddenly turned the menu on the wrong aide, and knocked her down ju.t as she wan stepping off the pavement. She was thrown down between the homes, and sustained conturiona on the kip and other parts of her budy, besides having ber nen, a ao much shaken that she had been under medical attendance for six weeks, and was slid so unwell that she wee obliged to go about in cabs at • ecnaideiable reponse, and was nut so well able to pursue her businsee. She bad received 21. from the defendant, but that wee not se • settlement of the action. The defence, which was supported by the evidence of lady M'Leod, her orachmon, and her footman, was that the ecu. dent was not to Le attributed to the negligence of th) coach- man, who was endeavouring to pose at a slow pace between a van and an omnibus comingf up ltegent-stmer, and who had called ant t.r the pleint.ff, who might have avoided being ran over by stepping back. Tbs learned jodae, in bumming up, reworked that in Lis opinion it would tend mach more to the rotcty of foot pas. sengerr, although ft alight not be so cocvenicut to di aver., ff the karhs at the owners of atreeto wire not rJunded as at Assent, but neodo at tight angler, el cc to neer esitoto a grader ■weep in turning them. He then left It to the jury to soy whatnor the occident woo i,ttsibutable to the negligence of the ischuit's servant, sad whether the plaintiff had not hermit contributed to it. The jury, having re.iced, returned Mt, court after an &bronco of half an hour, with o verdict for the plaintiff— damages 251. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jumn 29. (Delon Mr. Commiasioser Goolbarn.) IN RR D. RIR/LIR. The bankrupt was • corn-dealer of Millbank-,Meet, West minster, Eaton-street, and Tin* was tho Airing for ado, of asaignoes. The &Doting statement of airtira IVY submitted by Mews. Hart, accountants:—Creditor', 8.693/. 16e. Bd.; ditto bolding security, 6.8601. • . property about 1,0001.; ditto bad by creditor*, 1,319!. 16.. 4d.; good debts about 1,700/. Mr. George A 1 1 ,013, corn-f•Mor of Fenehurch-street, and Mr. Henry Green, corn-marchant, of Thantm-street, vete ebcseen trade arsignees. TAB POLICE COUBTa CLERKENWELL. John Beers, atted 29, • abootabkbr, residing at 9, Wait street, Somer's•town, was choked with unlawfully cutting and wounding hie wife, Fanny Bates, by subbing bar in the feoewith a knife at Eyre-bine-bill, St. Atitirba's. The pr,oreutiis, woo appeared iu the withers-box with her face bandaged up, slid the had been married to toe pri soner about seven year", and left him about lour months since owing to his all-usage. last night the prisoner cum to her residence, end outdde the house made use of Tory disgusting and filthy langusige towards her, and &leo threatened her. She went to the door to me tf she could appeue bun, and when she wee turning away be stabbed her he the face. The knife went through her cheek tato her ramtb. She bled a greet deal, end was taboo to the hos pital, where her wound was dressed. She had one child, and the primmer bad before abused her. James hanks said that Le cohabited with the complaisant, and bad done so fur tome time. The prisoner tame to the house and abased the vinn,ltiaant on Saturday lest. The prisoner said he should like to mak hut wife some questions. Mr. Tyewhitt told him that hie time was peat. lie would go for trial, and then he or his coumel could ask what they liked. After some further evidence, Mr. Tyrynnt comatitevi the prisoner for trial. WANDSWORTH. Charles William il 7 i;;;I;;;;Wari;d with embezzling upwards of 1401.,beloust6ug to Ids employers, Moms. Thorne, the proprietors of the Mae Rios Brewery. The Khmer bad basa ia • espkri of the dna about tin ALLEGED KIDNAPPING OP A 81471 IN ZAULAND. At the Mansion-house yesterday, John Bardone, the African sailer who was &mead a few weeks since with stabbing Charlet Oliver, City polioe 92, on the roof of a house in the Minorite, was brought up for further examination, Oliver, who from the time of the ix-our rence had been under treatment at St. Thomas's Hospital, being now auffiekn.ly recovered to attend and give his evidence although still exceedingly weak, so at to be com pelled to sit while giving his evidence. A good deal ef iDttlifet has been excited In certain quarters since the charge was first pretened, owing to an imptessioo, which appears to have at once arisen, that th e prisoner had been in tome way unfdrly dealt with by the captain of the vessel, said to he a Sardinian, who had brought him over to this country, sad 'agonies were instituted, more espe cially by the coromitles and officers of the Strangers Home for Asiatic', Africans, and South Sea laltaders, the result of which was that his real history was arrived at, and that Mr. Sleigh was retained to appear on the: present occasion on his behalf, instructed by Mr. W. A. Ford, tome of the society's officers also being present to watch the pi-octet**. An efficient iotsrureter was also present, through whose instnnuentility the pi ieoner appeared to be made thoroughly acquainted with the newts of the can against him. Mr. Alderman Allen sat for the Lord Mayor during apart of the proceedings. Charles Oliver, 92, said lam an acting sargeant. I wet on duty in the Minorite, about 20 minutes peat midnight of the 27th May, In company with Inspector Scott, when I saw a crowd of persons in front of No. 21, Minorite., and wsa ra quested to go these. We went to the side door of the home, which la la • court, and saw severer. persons on the landing of the stairs. Hooked up to the trap, where I saw the prisoner looking through. I asked him to come down, and he said " No." He was then on the tool, and I was in uniform. I attempted to yo up some steps to him, when he made several attempt& to strike at me with something that be had in his hand. I could era something bright in his hand, but cannot say what it was. I took my staff out, and struck at him to keep him off, but I did not hit him ; and then the MK ector lent me his walking stick to keep him off, as it was longer than to staff. I struck at him with tha stick, when he went back on the root, and I got outside, some other officers following me. The prisoner went along th• top of the roof to home No. 20, and then slid down the front part of the roof to the parapet, along which he returned to the house No. 21. I followed him en the top of the roof of No. 20, whoa I lost sight of him, and some one called out he is gene in the direztion of Chureh-attest, I then slid down the front part of the house No. 20, leaving the other officers on the house No. 21. Soon after I 11.11, the prisoner on the side of the roof of 21, between me and the other officers. 1 said to him, "Yon go down below; no one wishes to hurt you." nil sad, "No, me no go down," and at the same time, I sow his right hand rise in the sir with something bright in it. He made a rush at me, mad I bit at him with the walking-stick. He caught the blow cn his loft arm, and at the same time he ganged emigthing in my back. Then he turned round and plunged something to my breast. I caught hold of his hand, and we straggled together, both neatly falling over the parapet into the ' , nett. I fell in the gutter, face downwards, when he got on my hack and commenced stabbing me on the back part of my head. I put up my lands to save my head, and he commenced stubbing away at them also. I celled out for help, and the other c fames came and took him off m tack, when I got up and left him in their bands while I y climbed over the roof to the back port of the boom where the trap was. There I met Inspector Scott, who took me to a doctor's, and afterwards I was taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, where I remained until Monday last. I never struck the prisoner with my staff daring the struggle. Ido not know Mrs. Maggie, and cannot say whether she was there when I fleet went to the house. It was the parish Miler? who !vatted , me , to fetch him down. . . erosa-stramined by Mr. Sleigh—They only told me that be mason the top of the house. with a dagger in Ids hand, and that they wanted to get him d u ne. Mrs. Maggie said nothing to me about the prisoner, nor did her husband. I did nut see Mrs. Magda till I was coming down off the roof. Gerrie'Too km, a laboaMirg man, deposed that Idn.Mag gle offered him and others 10e., if they could get the prisoner down from the top of the house, about 12 o'clock at night. There wes a cab at the door at the time. He and two other men went up to the roof with a wndie, and saw tte prisoner ther , , but the candle went out before they could get at hire, and they went back into the house. Witter went up sees-end time, and tried to persuade the prisoner to come down, but be would not, and soon after the pclice arrived. Witness then saw the primacy against • stack of chimneys, and cleared him out from there. That wits, he made a rush at him, and the prlioner ran away. Witness followed, and (MUM up with him again, when Oliver snatched the stick out of his hand, and he soon after saw the prisoner end Oliver I draggling together. Sliding down the roof to the spot, he seits..d hold of the prisoner's hand, when the knife prAtmed (a canton pocket knife) fell from it. Crag-exatuined—Mrs. Maggie told as he had been lAging in her house, end that she wanted to send him to en esyluto, as she thought be was mad. She did not fay any thing about Rateliff highway. Mr. J. H. Cooke, surgeon, 140, Minovies, to whom Meer was tirst taken, deposed to the nature of the wounds from which Oliver wu teen suffering; and Mr. H. Jetvie, house euraeon at St. Thome:. Hospital, deposed to • similar effrot. Both lungs had been wow-tied, and, in addition to stab on the bead and neck, there were no fewer than twelve cuts on Olivet's hands. Mrs. E. Maggie, emu-examined by Mr. Sleigh—The man who Mought the prison r to me was a perfect e•ranger. I do not even know who be was, but I believe the prisoner waa taken by Mr. Maggie for Captain Capello. 1 had sem Capello a few week, before. He dealt at our shop and that is how I came to brow him. I do sot know chat &Lip he belonged to. He bad beet:11(000 away e,tee limo when the primmer was brought in. Oar. is a ship-cbardlers sad not a lodging•konse. We are not in the bstst of taking in black men and showiag upstairs. He was kindly tecetci ley ur. I Gieslere the ptiamier was in the bo•pi•al ween Capture Capello went away. I believe the captain want to Italy. I believe Mr. Civello had intimated to Mr. Maggie that ha was sorry to leave the black man behted. We took him in to employ him, and were to have no compensation. Mr. Aldermen Allen—Why did not Capt. Cspelll ta►e him along with him:? -- Wituem--Brcouse he was in the hospital. Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)—He was in the Dreadnought at the time, my lord. By the Lord Mayor—He was employed by to, and given to understand that he would be clothet and fed, mod that he woo free to go where be glossed. W. never mode soy charge egoism tin p 140041, but we were afraid of our brea— st least I was. Mr. Sleigh—Afraid of your lift! Why the man was out side on top of the house. Witussa—How would you like to go to sleep with ► man or. r your head ftourbling a knife r Mr. Sleigh—What did you want to do with him? Did you ray b, wa to go t t lt , deltif highway ? Witll.ll-110 wee told he might go to ► sailors' boarding bowel there ii Le bked, kept by Peter de Sousa. 1 told him be wee not a olive with tts. IM Ts;i s i cii:l7,;ni say that--did you know th.t be wee a slava? thought it vary likely. Mr. Slalgh—Did you not kauw that he bad been bought by Captain C Witnesa—lt wag I ibl tbat the captain ba I paid some mo sey for him. H. ant he was bought cheap. Mr. Sleigh—Well we call that buying is this country. Did not you think it very likely Captain Capello witibed to sell him for more money than he had given fur him whin he got him shroud sga n ? Witnea.—l can't ray. I believe Captain Cupello was vtry bind to him, and that be was a good kud-be.ned man. The Lord layor—Where SPA it mid that Captain Capello had bought him cheap? Mr. 81 igh—it wan said so at De Sousa's, boarding-bons, Rincliffttighway. — . . . Mr. Aldet tuan Allen—What ; that be was bought there ? Witners—No; the ennversstion took plats them. Mr. Sleigh—The real history of the C. 0 is that the pri soner Ism bought cheap by Cept tin Cnpello, who waned to get him out of the country to tell him again. Whom the evidence was interpreted, The primmer call—They knew the man who took thrre. M•ohael Moggie-1 have known Captain Capelle aSted three years. Ile comes from Gatos, end is a countrymen of mine. I hare boat a ahlpbruker about a year, end Captain Capello bought of sue what g ode he wanted fur the ohip. He told me that he had left the prisoner at the Dreadnought Hospiial, and that he was a good, useful man; be liked him very much, and that when he woe better he wished cue to grad him to Italy in atwitter ship belonging to blot, called the "Guinea," which soiled yeetard sy. When be gut better as Englishman, whom I did not know, brought him to my house. I took bite, and made him do something till the other ship should come In. 1 told him so, but I think be didn't Itke to Fo. I rooks to him In the Gamma dialect and be etudersioul me. I wrs to bad when he stabbed the poitoemen. Cross-exeminsd—Caplain Capello u-ed to emu° to my house every day while be wee here lest voyage, and often dined with us. That woe for about a month. He never told me ho give anything for the prisoner, but be told me be brought hits from the Comet of Attlee. I was to take care of him, and put bite on board the other vessel as soon se she arrived; and I we. keeping him fur that purpose. Ceptsfa Cepallo's name is Francisco. lie warn to pay ere unthirg for keeping the Men—it was a plemenre. the et/gain is • good customer of DAMN and I did at, Uterus he wren good automat. lie. Sleigh—And If this hod not occurred you wadi have heeled awl Pubthied Witteam Kum ahem. et No. S. Lorrbra _Ua r. 111141, ea the hem let Latebe.a ee Obi ETINNIMIIIe MINA Ira VII 30. ISW. pit the mm ou board the vowel which Baled yesterday, mud dtllvered bias to lho other captsin? Witaess—Of course I should. Mr. of Oc;MeTiou would. It is one of the grossest cues of kidnapping that seer occurred. I hare wilting more to ask you. The newel welkin is to whether he had snything to say in answer to she charge having been put to him, The prisoner (or thou acting for him) pat in a paper, of which the following lea oopy, vie. "Ands °jun, slim John Bleck, a native of Yomte, of the Egbe tribe, in Attics, and now a prisoner in Newsom, states I was the slam of a man of the name of Berta, at Luca, in Africa, who took ma on board a ship to work, and afterwards sold me to a while wan of the some of Captain Capello. Captain Capello told me that be was my master, bemuse Best° had sold me to hint. I do not know how much he paid for me. I war more than a year in Captain Capello'a service, hot he never gave me any pay, nor did I ever sign or make any agreement as a seaman. Captain Capello brought ma against my will in • ship to England, which ship was burnt et Yarmouth, and I was brought to London, put on boatd another ship and taken to Oenoa, where Captain Cspello wanted to sell me, but no one would buy me. I wee then taken back to Africa, and brought again to England. When the ship arrived I told Captain Capello that I would not go again to Genoa, and begged him to put me on board • man of war that I might be free and learn English. Ho sent me on board the hospital sh , p 'Mere I t..ld one of my country men I was a slave. From this I was sent to a house on shore, where I met snotherof my countrymen, whom I told I would no longer to a slave but work and get wages. After this I was taken to another place where I we. made to work, but I told them would not be a slave any longer, and was told that if I worked they would lire me clothing and money; bat they gave me nothing but food, and wanted me to go to Gime other place, and so many people mete sent after me I thought they wanted to take me to bum me, to I shut myself up, and then got out of the window on to the top of the house. When I was seized I bads knife in my hand, and wha•ever I did was in self defence. I never intended to hart any man." Mr. Sleigh said he did not intend to contend against it commitment of the prisoner for triad, but it was impossible to doubt that the moaner bad been &Laced In this country until an opportmity offered for forcing him on bowl ship for the propose of selling him in some slave-dealing country at a profit. tinder these circumstances he (Mr. Sleigh) should reserve fur another court those serious ques tions which would arise u to the legsl guilt of the prisoner, who had evidently only acted in selt-delenos against those who he supposed intended to kidnap him. Tire Lord Mayor said that both be and Mr. Alderman Allen felt it their duty to send the prisoner for trial to the Central Criminal Court, where the salon. questions which bad been mind by Mr. Sleigh would be smisfactaily dealt with. _ _ . The mleoner, who daring the proceedings had onca or files intimated to the Interpreter hie belief that hia last day wes come, Wu then oommitted for trial. 114BIZETS. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JUNE 29.—The sales of cdtott to-day are eitimated at 8,000 balm, and there has been a better feeling in the market, but without any change in prices. CORN.—BosroN, Jest 29.—A small irapply of wheat at this market to-day; the trade slow at la admire on the prices of this day week. Red, 475. to 60a.; white, ble. to 635. Sc wooly anything pasaing in spring corn. STOCKTON•ON-Tau, JUN. 29.—The arrivals of wheat for the past week are again liberal. At this day's market theta wee a large supply of wheat; seller, demanded an 'drains of 2s. to 3.. pot qr., which checked the sale; it ultimately moved cit at attoit last week's price. • in some instances a reduction of la. per qr. was concedecito effect • c'oarsoce. Oats 6d. to ls. por qr. dearer. Barley un changed. Beans the tutu lower. Laramie during the past week:—Wheat, coaatwise, 400 qrs.; foreign, 2,070. OLASOOW, Jules 29.—T0-day's market was thinly at tended. Wheat lust the Improvement of Friday and closed dell, at the prima current on I his day w.ek. French 240. to 240., Danish 24.., American 23e. per 240115. Flour met • slow sale, at last week's i ric.s. Barley, beans, and oats were in more general cygnet", though the sees were small— an advance of 3d. to 6d. was demanded, and in several in stances paid. Pesos difficult to sell at Us. Indian corn gait. neglected. LEATHER AND HIDES.—The leather market at Leader.hall retain. the features of the previous week. Although the demand is rather better than at the beginning of the m o nth the pelt Ca of soy az vele cannot be said to have improved. The supply, although not large, was equal to all wants. The &melee most in demand were best heavy butts, English horsehide* and light calf elite. At the public sales of beat week about 160,000 East India kips were sold, generally at previous rates for the best description., bat the inferior qualities suffered a depression of id. to id. pee lb. The best only of the died Australian hided were sold at 611 ; the Petersburg kips were withdrawn. By private contract 1,800 salted Buenos Al red hides have brought 80., light and heavy ; and 400 Uruguay Bd. COALS. —Lowoow, Irene 29.—Montague Geres6tld. 13a. 6d.; Tandeld Moor Butes, 13e. 6d.; Ward's Wen Hartley, 14.. 3d.; Wturridga Hartley, 15..; Wylata, 16a. 6d.; Walls Ecd [lethal, 17.. 6d. ; Well. End Rowel's Hettoo, 16e. 3d. , W,lle Eud Her. 4001, 17.. 3d. ; Walla End Hellos, 17s. ; Walla End South Haritepool, 16a. 3d. ; Will. End Whitworth, 16..; Ntron'a Doffrytt, 21a. 6d.; Powell'. Darya Edema, 21a. Ships at market, 29; mold, 24. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Ittozby—The 4auo, japtatnßrio: SOOraboya to &Biqa?. d.m. wide It arrived df hoot= the tub bate. repootoOootai oPotton .... n the tree. n lee 41 N. le.St W. and • *applied with . me pri.vieion the ehatenexd. Captain Pbiblpo, from Colombo to sot. Wenn, whisk 'reel kad t. b urd the Ewer .ad nen of the crew et the Asa Realty, Caren Ittoekbenh. frne Lieerpol for Per. restrese. ir11213 ars. totally; destroyed by Ifs, to lat. IN. lon. it Jane 27. Aldermen Pine, ten Sunderland an Cleebsa, en abandoned le • elek legatee. Is lat ie. be. 4i. The env sere taken of by the elan, arrived here.—Uneher, Jane 11. !.pander, from Bahia t.t Fatractith, !aaiuderal. Spray. Oritala flow. t• leaving as the I Ith Jura, struck Qs the net. aad it orxp el, d to bte:ara a wreak ; arise (Aim) Earalahea, Jar.. IL VESSELS SPOYBN WITH. Abel, frs /Zeit,mfr. for Uverpool. 74 ft s, aIl veil. Jute 11. ''Masi, from Apalschleola lot I.lvorps* Jan I. lat. II N, los. Genre. Darter, from Carders tat Lemke, May it, lat. $1 N. lon. T 4 IL tirvsnQuen, from Bine lot Nur Tut, Jaw 4 lot. U N. La. Kate, Inn Donny tor Londe.. June 11,10. 41 0 14,10. 41 SO W. Ninon, Iron Gerson. tor Liverpool, Jun 7. tut. a N. km. SI W. Ninon, from Liverpool for Reitfuz. Jun • 11. hi 41 N, lon. EY W. Niagu naltaf ti lto g ru e Trinid i o i d for Use .. i 1g.:. 8. 1 1 1...0e 4 4 4 ,1 4 1 , Z9 1 , , ....N, 4 ;:,;: ,. 1 1 r. Unique. frt. Tonal Dee la l, pan. Java 11, 1.4. 49 11, low 14 W. Ma UNITED STATES MAll.B.—The Aragu left Cow.. road. yesterday evening with the ElmSoh and Fre..th melt, passenger', and (relicts' for New Yolk. DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAlLn.—The Quebec end Montreal Gomm steamer Hungstrian 'stied from the Mersey yo-t. May dnee.'ay) with the Canadian mails and 130 passengere. The British and North American Its) al Mall steam-at ip Canada will be depatt.h.-d from the Mersey for Boston with the United States and North American moi ls ea Saturday Cent. LONDON GENERAL ONNIIIIJN 0011 PANT ig i NlTEta . —Tome ramie'. tor rho ...mat ending J nue 26.13, .135.. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.— The liver. the. lame and Important atom.. •hMt *paretic bile. and WA. mIH it to the dtantrnein and gall bladder. Is a etsod IA aortae. and *meal:nee faint deralUdaellle. I t 13 areet•lin, tit Wto fel; oho fir A tytrithwlls. A polo on the eght Ade o f IM hay. anon the top of the rl.:A•In , alder. touch u.,etutner 131,1 •a see tho lel t 3 drr u rsh, :to I oftiet.ity of lA, Along, are alepata the 4,4334,...,0 algal that the Ite+4 mare or lead afkrted. For 311 ilhorderi 1,1 lhie 1•nl *thou I lottee,trA Pllla are n q.t . by n'Ackinz the *ter auNdl of hllc. r,uol(t•al he due secretion. and i•vutt lotto to the hto3.betlt they sleet a socaAr and seesaws% cure. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH B. OBAIIIIERGAIN.—June IT, at We tbournaternce, Ilyde parlt, tsu .Ifs of B.r. b. O. R. reareberlals, Nut., of a eau,chter. De:VAlL—low 21, at Mount Ararat. Wlasteedua, the wife a T. Dow. Eve, of a vel. EVANS IT, at Break have, Taltlord, Berta, )Itl. O. Ir. Evan., of a son. to 4 TEn.—Jutie 2 . . at fouat Brougbtoe, Lancsabire, the site of T. fL Tooter. 11 , e of a sou. lII3LLY.—Joao V. at hiversley. lacer Liverpool. the ar.fe of film:c, C. hfrely. I w., of • itt . I)I.LIPYP . : —.:uuk:a. at cembedge tuncz, tlrdc.park. Mr, J. A. •—•-• SWAIN MlN.—Jove 'l 4 „ at No. 1. Morton oths. Carltos.blll. Cprer Ilollowv, Mrs. 1C allaaa Slralamou. of a daoubtor. II ARKIAONS. 11011 . 11ELL 7 TOWNIIrkt,me •t )Int•fteld. Netts.by the .ter. • '" 7dra - z IT" cwe va. mr. J. UT/C. , _ 404 rt , 14 . • ~ te daughter of the late L. Towne, Lae . 31.1 E, of Nor 'Vert. DLEB—Klltll.—Juaes3. et Su. l'Aneree Church, by the Rev. C. H. An.lreere. A H. A. O. Chandler, lime.. 11.11.. to I.l..petblL. daughter of J. Etet. / ,of Itesse•.4.gark. FORD—J)1111 N.—June 21 at Vie tartish church. o:a Mutton. Xeol. W. 11. Yard. KN.. of Peckham rte. to ILlizaln.th, Oeuehter of u. J.l. oa. LA., of Leletehmeu Rio rda& DEATHS. BROODS N.--Juns 24 at Northampton Pal, Canolthm7, T. Brogan agpl OUTURIL—Juee 37. at Portland place. P. C. Guthrie, E.q lIARPNIL—Jaw 14. at IL Jame.. place, 011 Keat.rowl, Llizab,th Honor, tito o! Mr. A. W. Ilarp,-L aged V. 1110071.—.Itme not Chlogrord, bier, Manarot, We of Mr. 3.lllgin sod IL PR PIM A RD.—Jute W. at ChandmaL Maarbacar. Edward... o! Mr. Y Prichard. mid 21. /111110 S.—.lmor 17. at Nallloanrereent. Lair Pendant. mod N. ~~l r, *r,.--- -- i Na 4,018.] INDIA-OFFIC 'NOTIOZ 18 11E8E8 Y GIVEN. Mal .1 0888108 TM tor the APPOINTMI X. baker Majesty's Mathes Mitten e s ,42D u tl iw th o s e llte .lu2 1411 hrPOOL to AXE to WINK°. to NNW YORK'. ez a eocoassadatlon. Uollad Mat. of Am nu& Cleagisoy, y Lb. pars **Oleo poworcd b Cid& kUn c tral o & m ade 41). t # i ih od. WIELN. IMUNIIIM. apply ge :RIC, v 4 I INI NU NO r — .. 4 ::.:. ,. : ,.m .. u...c .. ............. ...,,,,......L 4 ,,,,,,„..., 1,. 0.0: wmAllrEf::01:: ......164.44 VITT OF DALLTillat lawl Mak Min*. Wil odds 1417. sod froWesok, sex 921.0 li 1101.0.4 wolwltat pro for °nada sad the 111¢11•1111 110610118WIIIIWIM For furthor ;linkable apply Is WILL Cu Mask Llwww4l: w W ELVIS awl Kea s. STEAM COMMUNICATIO of VINLAND vis !Iglu! I _ P.9I.I.4_I_9ATMA_II4Pg hem irs4.7eWdiiil:=7oW '1;,;1;,' arrival of the train from Cork, I of Limerick, tc.. ao tlilt pronto- am gen may re ach by um 245 oara exprele WM. irti London a a/mt 11 a.m. kn. CORR and MILE RD B l horn Oork at 6 o m„, from the Fron reihra, Om at Fieseire. of d.th fr o The Cork boats do not no e to i pendinsthe completlan of their arratscomoi For further frank Awl apple It not of Yenta. FORD and JACRKOF. 38, Cana railway station, Milford it ; aoo ala, end Time Tenter. T HE EAST INDIA G:tot .11. Oisatai. £1L0,003. la 15.000 of camara,—ne Rl' lI.IY Daeoee.Citeiumne—W. S. AtetTi llh 1111mees Year Jamr Aloe. Kim Ii 1. E. , WW. Lg. Illeaere Cutler and C Mark lane. WaJor.Otaeral Domain (renol Anal pa T. Fel rk. la. flarlfili.lo. Esq. iMeeere. T.lll William Stale. !lee.. el roil= arect, I oatkaantoo. John Not4o. FA.. Hmed;t;;;t 7 r.Z . ll W. H. Ds% on, hp.. CrP Pala< le London —The Peak 72L00:d0e" .. In ledla—The Cleartcred Merakaale thine. Banner—Mr. W. , Wawa /Toward sad Warll.o, 141 Blohard Pratt. Fag.. 19, Essex stn Offices-22l and 24 Gresham 11‘ The East Irdis Coal Company was e working coals In the Valley of the Demon tha the great and raoldiy Incruu his demo ne promoters of this C mealy nem orl la confequepee of the trelloneerialued lac Meat surveyors of tbe exten bone ttaliti property. promised, on tho col. Their Inner la thefts expectations knowle.lee of the estataireaad sue. Flu] by the Bengal Coal tormany In 0.0 liar bopm were well foophal tun been sulfide, 74 per cent. paid la the month of blame h before tho Compaby was molly in kilt up the serhui and otonterle,.. difficulties I. at tir,t encounter. The tat lndla Cod commercial jointatuek smociation io of a guaranwe from the government of in It has succeofully struggled oc4itirt all I am, occasioned by the nature of the eni labour, and the hostility of those rivals oft parented by It. failure. The Directors of the Comma, bore CV lamer dirkleod then that recently paid on on the operations of the current year. A menu of Om =amen. of the Co'oenny lo source, of Information. It bas hem board that it only regaires greater tacilitt labour to Kill largely Inermo the gains of ghe andertsklog one of the most locrstlee /Mho slew to • more epeedy tow sport the station of the IS "it imtlu Hallway MeVportinmed and .not to India on a ' y n iag.nes and Cs truck, VV . ; b ae yet s.ld of coal ha. linen nbWoll, but secure the full development or the ',lent! Tb. Directoy, feeling soared that et pow gri ll be prodiscure of beneficial rein Will ensure such bereaved overatior All inquiries awl applwaloas for stun tithe Cowan,. Eirwbnin House. NOTICE of DIVIDEND.— ( Iratablbhod A.D.1644).1.4 e. 3. Pali T 8 for the HAL V.Y E ate of 6 per feat. per annual. on Oepo-it will be reedy tor deb.+, oo 6.1 niter I Mel. between t h e hours of to awl 4. Jaws. 1659. PDT P.SI MOD. Prone:tom wed forma wet free on op NATIONAL PROVIDE a Grameleurch AMC ... /01 MUTUAL VIOLIKAN ,.. q: ...o 1 . 74, 11 0 : 118.d r ab...7 11g 8 9 .1 A .4 4 . 1 11 11. 1 11 4 0 t 0 L :, 1 'Shams Cunt, Itiq. I.llftAtlig• 01;71;70117 , 1O.i.L M.N. Charles tloo.i, Lee. ror:tt lA , J. T. Conquest. M.l) , V.L N. I 7 BATIEIL—NOWiI. Brown. Jaw. ti. NOUcteoi.—Septiroue Dar hi, •a. 1 , 4 Goiscutso Aclt Aar —Chult3 Aril Mutual Aveuroneo eiMout Ontbenth November 44 the tettl 2`hee amount of c t l fru .530 Amount paid for claims srufini fro thereon. E 1109.416 14. i. The 001.4 annual Income arising fro 15,2,3 exleting poll., Is .... • canon abatement on tin continued for the the roan ending to •44 Intend on lavosted capital. Total nit warn' Wane ...... The prompt nunilve of nu:tub:T.l. At th•l idainpuennial Division of l'n•tip IDth November.lBs/. the computed. Cisas LX. was . . irafilA In Clan IX. . Fearolus or profit ....... The meet of the Ateeetefiti ouerstt period 00 its es tit.n.e may be b .t eel duet! surphrie. at the fottrinwristiryt.o For the 7 years mauls 1812 the „ yetis „ len .. 6 Jun „ 141 .. 5 pear 187 Members whom premlittne tell due the tame most be pstd within 5 1 dai. 1 The prom Auk with the lent retort tatters of the twilite for the tire )1 lUT. easy be bail on appilentiou, it &Woos oh the preiniutoe 11•21,41: fl Yet to ohs but.. the ere=te , e i. it Na a./ oboe. Jule, 1669 HE BEST and CH COY/2118 111 NOLAND BIMINI mod Co.. Ton N ,0 0 0 i Good Wont =NW sod Y. 4d. • not Snuebout TOL, Mira to the nine of Ws. rout cor ~tat town I. lloglarol. A trim an iptiamovrs ti ELF-AC I 110 .ant-MR to:WT*4. N • nit iltiq•l•d PAT Kfi CASK Z. WWI to Okla; may lie clot A BARLOW JUT , ItioToN •'IV S.. oto ton Of arls per yea. Pt Ica BAHL° %11 . 3 Ittt , t.f:erf Aft: , NW with small re. am I maws • t..a BARLoirs rOTA ro STAAWOI brew:aloft. Ity all leniani •erf it. 1 BAttLOW, invemar• mu alaallon Roam A.‘ Noll Clt to INVE: PATIESTd.4. Trstaltar .11.1 r WWII as Seib.) WA r or C =es Advice An 1 vukatanA m aocfrJed. Bram% olt v ri.o..rica LAW.Adhol Eor ent,M4 pAwnt- at ha. a to Moor.. 1`8ItiO4; acrd t SIXTY YEARS OF beyond cbic,lon that RO eatrawdiaary broth/file. feb Prolu it aumutlfitab the human MR. It '434 atreu*tthtas uakk 11.1 b, maae. It beautifully soft. ph ~td lfMpmtnaeded a 4 lie thing the 1e. , . d RP atom In which iti antra., it r zee ewe* of tt4 en. .f rs " mils. l Price 3. 61 and 111 a lad douhlu that .1” deem 011, - ae., as ill, wrapper... I ea !ult. Bold at :hi, Ilatiouehree Mum-. ItUPTURES.—BV Wirral' ?40C-M AI V 1.1• A Mere= morloom to be tb fill treatment of 11 ERN li. 1 la fa =Bra it bore at .4, rgr e Atn:lttrg e gNY I 114 Oleoesela Mat ft moot he ram krimMatea_ alma= may be two =maltreat* ef the body two It mgr. Mr. WITITaI. 72a. Pe" , larMaftelele. *ad • 'male to • as VMI RALTH WITHOUT 111/FICOTUALLY mods of' mamma di, ~ earrof tbe elfracy of Mr e l •ra• to any *dem en 1 . Athylvlacoolionww4 1 0 - ii OABI