The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-06 00:00:00

kr• 41t r i : up than towards Oa psoollar ' 411 bat ~i. . The anived. sr; 4146a7 111.1.• I UV order weds deg , fir - I; or y Z e j: ineerri, 11_ .7earrTriTiii, 196aisa: third-dais Thin 11:11 • tail bar iire - i - sl. Ike —' d 1 ,r/ treat to Nt WY, pir■tiff. • barbsers ber for iolllcient Wiliam' -' tba appeared dis NW- Abide a lie apsond A ea* . • re- I bevaght Lase teas mil. Suraete• coaaatl In this ors ewe vas •eassillan as to the right to remove some emote". mad the wart mob the rob" sionista to notices the damages by We enishat egglkoble to the Mame WEVILAIII V. ADMIN. In this Nee a lad had bete apprehend, Pb. %distort star's, a certain mount offprentims, whilst is addition them had Mon given ea I 0 O for an agleitheal amount. statute .4 Lase says that bidearess of appreatkmdip shall I be void if the conskieration is not truly sheet This action mu apes di• I 0 11. Mr. leeks Willes said time lie queen My 41•11 whether hie dirorise to thelsath d e or tr , lei 1444 441441% fiat tlifsdt the indictee was the the emmillitse tare was sufficient co for the I 0 U. Ms. :Mee Williams thought that it vie irsposaible to ellehiesiffit the oar from that of s Jethro, snd Warren," in " Y. Reports," and that thorns should but absolute for • sew trial. On the other hand, Mr. Jostle" Bytes thought that the cam had been warily loft ba the jury, end that the plaintiff era 'elided to rests his. verdict. Ha (lir. Justice WIller) agreed w:th his brother Byer, sad was glad to do so. brews his view met the jerk* of the cam. i• Rale ditalargsd. std Rooker e, to nnotsow. niter im metal from a &alike of the borough firticee He of Y om . sod the quaillbn evolved wm die right of imiw, VW WM* at the tonstp hs als lease peiglisvhouses dellthlegh. The Is magistrates hod somata • =.lllll the party leases was afterwards leftee limn *Errol with spit** without r —eill e m A • Illesmo. They AMilsoll die aim, and this decisice wet awl 1111=V I ip mid the sued thought that the decisloa ms ahead be Mimed; bat the remena for tho jsi d mist would A ha be given es • future day. 00414- JOIN V. 7044. brit Mr. Mr. Justice Willis mid this was a ash berram i ehrtr tore of tiers m orasstraction of their fathves r ens, (Limnos) I understood might probably ha settled. In thu bap le .....• owl bees& ....4 up Pod. sad .dmip ' awe. Ives§ shis The faatiotal m.. will 4 Lab) 'Melt igtn(t• ......- o . EQUITY COURTI3.—JiILY 6. (Before the Loris Justices of Appeal.) 101111014 f. WPM JOAN M.APINIUM. Their Lordships adhered their opinions upon the appeal la Ilkiesse, which was Rees the tethers of the Master of the Lea that the bequest to the will of Lucia. Graham Yin- deserved, et Itia residuary estate was Mead, es fa 11.% .% lihe pekibition of the Mortmain Ace, 9 Geo. 11., Lwas "to Lord John Manners. or the ame being of the Assoc:Witte for Baying and Vesting then in the Omni of dbiskid that, "aOi ii ie seme the at es i ti: d c i l a anse h Ln o y f wi th w a ill hu the r ts o a pert tato y e f• Shedd be invested In nal tenth or railway plume, or any 41 •111• eseerity which would auks a gift to a charitable nee rid sad invalid, each property so iarested should be applied . laws petenesat et his debts and other labia.' Ille, elet lie anee pommel este!' be applied le Ilr alee charitable purposes. It r- ims lbs meet ot the Chid Cleek la the ore , that relet4L _lablaid by the leerier re ealld Ail Ohm ell thogeouset ?coley,' awl le Mks= . d re teried_e the s Tithe Reiteeplea Twee," ad keit he he elgash-~, se give te errs of alienated dam ea ergadaaby el meteelft Ora le the reltual pur- S p : SIM they were illeft aides& sad to amist la rides; 6 NOE seil Ida thus restored seibelag g l i b l elltadialltellse d re. parish or' I 1 • eltegsby, utter* fbeip edee, by alibi le Ihe taketatott of Sri drab sr tired or by arasibeaser of PM SOMAS; thirdly, to le i milliemeat to haissea deg of mode ef elpeoM— fret, by the versaveler• • at tithe. hie_ eapenaive • esomag, by embleg per- sons having lied isisehr Is impopriate tgbes is re- emery them wisperge swipmeadou being gives ; end thirdly, by esres et heare.t. tithes to giro them I by will for the et the irsh where they arise. 1 The appal ems eaged a sir' busk by Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., and Mr. =eye.. the r ting the I tithe redemption West, sag literer r A w ..C7 n rad Mr. Hoban* for dui art el iis dee to r. Thee laid* ma d egklea dee, sees the lase ra- t S s i t d die seek St lbe leo Re blesiel pr eer was he "baylagt a terlde likes sail smiles ibeei is the o Chunk of " son rat with a hapset was within 1 . the probibltins of Ilealtse=red, there/se, brand. i The appeal wee thermilsee The pi :thre w Viere•Cheasalior Ilk Jake Sier4.) emir &ATM= V. 14•11011 P. aerial ea Mawr ts Leaks, with a de- , seder the Ma of Napier and Askew, as thoods= lilessre. Beatord„ Dyer, mid 00. tented on • loam et merchants sad shipowners at HAMA end wen • • MOM to the plaintiff is slam amount peter to tied la Mt la Augur ho that year certain bills of IMMINS I IIe a • bags aseest, grea by the Bristol hone to the mem falling doe, sad cm the 20th of August Mr. eons to London sad &dared the plaintiff to take up those Idle upon the security of a delivery older for palmate towards mewing the amount des. The delivery order wee Is the Marian terms " &Mel, Aged 20, 1867. '. Mr. Sensual Dyer, Power whet—err,—taliver to the order of Mssrs. Kanter and Co. 60 tons of paha ail oat of the test of our ships which shall strive. whaler it be the Weeds, Aotb, Mary As Beaked, or Victory. " Bet rUItD. Dues, tad Co." Mr. Dyer, to 14110 M the order was addres sed, was the seise he partner in ths Ina of Ben ced, Dyer, rA Co. Viol se t he oil coming from Attica is purchased le a penile'. way, so that there la no MII of ladieg or damming of that Ratan, end the arrivals of ship in that trade ere eery un- . certain. On the 91st of Aught, the day am the dote of the delivery order, Buford. Dyer, and Co., sospended pay- I: west, and es the led of September they smigned ell thew estate sad egrets to the dreendent Herbed aid ethers. The I t Isar ships thatiomed is the deli etry ceder afterwards arrived. end it award that of the grit vessel, all the oil, accept 23 toes, bad bees menially sold ; all the oil in the mooed ship bed been also so sold, bat the third of the week that ar- rived coutainel more than wthicient to astlify *a delivery order. The dehembeals, however, under the deed of assign- mesa, sold all the oil, sad , claimed es Male It fret free. any hen or right of the plaintiff is impel of it. I The V oar Cbsesoliar mid he semeidared the delivery order bed conferred on the pludel a valid equitable right to 60 l toms of palra oil, width Amid le In any of the kW monk I mot previously sold, sod be comdthred the pintail& tight was not displaced by the einigameet to the dehedauts. Nth they laving sold the ell, the decree would be to elm the sold we of the MI le the _ pilatiff with Mama bar the thee whin the delhadeste IA COURT OF QURR?FB BRNCII—JrLY 6. MOND COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Hill and Special Jerks.) Sot•Rrl( f. MIS SOUTH 7 t•TISRN LAILW•Y (011 PANT. —. ALCIDINT. The mhos was brought to recover compeseadme be Nu- des ase raid by the plaintiff from the accident at Lewisham ea the 30 th of Jai last year. The plaintiff, Mrs. Pasta, is about 37 pen of age, mid is the daughter of respeetabie pa- tents reading at Canterbury. In DM abo married a Xr. & arch, who was thee ibesiams se a Waiter in landau. He was a MIA of very inearder babes Ho did set 'noosed, . but lett this mustry err few yore alter his wrier and died is Amanita. Aber he left Ingleed the plaMdl roomiest/ad bomber se a reviser in Hart-street, Bkomsbery, sad bad smother establiehmeat in Islington. 1 On the marks of the seethes* the wee in a third•clais Caffiepr, rehash' Dee. Osamenad, when she had been is see two of her chattels, wbe were at school there. Alter the collision she ores Phan le Sr liskagh lan, Lewisham. The *juries • hich she badmouthed were very serious. Thee was a large and deep eat air the aim, klieg epee le the not of the tongue ; the left collar-lieee wee braes, arra] of the vibe injured, and a easepresim of the loge rodeos& . i There was, lumber, a sown braise of the thigh. At Ord I was not repeated that she rad larch% but otter a thee be etrAirs Sereved. aids the 91st ot July she was able to be Heard leiter elm emblimes. A Impel:rams formed iii the thigh, ken dish eke aced eonsiderehly, sad frog • which the meth ash= swim wen he a time apprehended ireeared Is s ray arremeee state mall the sad a Await, benelbm Sr eel lathe. AB danger boat the stem illersteng, bat dr rid Ira the tojnry to theirs.. IS din/we her guests dr asst. as retro of bleed, is t=slda le the who bad sees bee hoe et dr, raid * *. i t... email poseibly mew, for long Mora, and her Gael veremery to estmemly doubtful. H that the disease Is the lenge would centime t weer, end might probably terminate fatally in • year a tons Dr. Cross gave similar evidence. The ptiffle no , this to be shout and attend a little to business, hut she is ati ae week i bat Dr. Crow did sot *Mk It &Nimbi* lib her I Kira' la murk Dr. Forger* mid Isbell. red the 'bled wield eventually mower, but she could not hatted% heel , . mem he mem year,. The dedradante admitted that the strident wee cameral b the imeligenos of their somata, and had paid 1,0001. tat court. The only question for the jury therefore wa whether that nom was sanitise to corm.eurate the pleintiff. ems given he show that the plaintiff'' , twine wat d oTat least 6001. a year, but in conequence of hi Inability to attend to It, the hones had been abut up It the past year. Her medical expenses wen at least 3001. Mr. Monk addressed theury foe the defendants and PM heed that the ameent pa id into court was amity renfllciet tot ompensate the Paine Hie lordship having sitaseeed up. The jury retired, mid steer bang &besot a short time r timed a verdict far the pieladff—darmiet 6001., in &Altai to the sum paid Mkt said. 1.: KAMM O. COCILIIIII.--•11.101114 SCILIORPICP: or A DIIIIIOMT. Mr. Mamma,. mad Mr. Peldewas wore camel he tl plaintiff , Mr. hirjemt Thomas sad Kr. Hawhias appear Jar the damndest. The decleratiou alleged that the defendant being chola and druggist, the patella applied to him for • a sin wholesome dreg celled laid megassie, bet Use We deist supplied him with • delseseleas one tailed chloride Mac, whereby the *Mtn wee awl poisoned. The 11.004 comet alleged a arum* by the t that the aril( supplied by the defendant wee laid mageseia 4 Mr. *Kerr reed the pirsaa's ors He was • get i thwart residing in ronsermeshire, and theta,* was hong to recover compachrios for Wades he had enstained tea . Me pees of the deleadant, who Was • chemist Cheat band Per-wrest. a wilder him Sir William Baser eleenhethig Sat for laid rasped& The Wrath weal gem &Piled the thenmetasore se th ey appear In the in der, and wid th Ohs scrim meld never hare been braes but hr the suitheopont rudest el the siebsdest MT. Minima n ' - ` —a- Os the Mr of blur. lame I to Lauda'. I is the Poetised Hotel. (heat rot landatreet. Areen si medri a thseoughly hefty Meese, ai moorauced a Oak lissetters, I vest to de remiam's shop Orem rordesA-etrest. I me Mr. CAlt.ng himaelf that I asked for en 'mace mil • kali of Oak 'omelette. Ho we ado • Wit room sad eat a sine-sass. He ill I tuned to the bath sha i ll ' i ll ik aner trying two or the e heal task down re sad it I took up the 0.... T rows* the ref poet my lipe, I found that MAW t lamposis it wee some enema bursas g fluid. I yet dome t =eat spit ant ru an i j us. .l A w ia a tit t zta m t rim was.. Serast toah 7e Disinfect* Ploid. e. " I held it up to I asamident, sad maid. "he what you have gives re bed ree sot bettor ire mean emetic f Are yor. sure It 1 ,ii, tort me r. B. replisd, "No ; you bare not mile' any of it 1 mid I met hem, se I felt it hoeing Orr teed etoareb. He pared WOO we. ter hit° a nimbi I ) I imthemered le drink le, bet mild ant swallow. told the &initial I hit slot sad in PM, I 114• Mil M go Into kla room is alt dawn. He pled, I meld set, r he err as tag. this vowed wee ad weds ate Use an sad with daintily 1 merged to wallow a little. I s " I suppose I have welltiag le pay your" Be repi "No. - I thee left the ship Before I had proem map 'sod. I ccemessed le med. I felt filet and it ep lath When l ittio se hew I wait to my bedroom' 1 , sa" far •ph . i reemird ea he Seer tin the via« tame and &seated 1 whoa the loose sum I was se area too weak to tell I Irbei hal Melifled. I wee Nth several times , sad lea rad IS bil re Iterlag ta my stomach. I was =der 1 Oliv? ere ter 'beet a fortnight. I ko ". ' h _ . /11. Ypres Mr. I leek twe leer rat week. (laDicv"..,,,_._.) i . . . k , ririliO;ii buraiVi TILE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1858. OM OUTS that whet defendant gave me was not Br um sake. I have used Burnett'. Fluid is drains. It is in bottle. wry I Itkn thaws in whiat Said erasers is put. I have bee n pat to an expense of 201. by the ameident. Cross-examined—lt the defendant had expressed one word , of a 1 ehuld never have brought the action. lam not I live with my mother and brother. She knows I em out now. (Laughter.) lam in very good health. I bad veal cutlet* for dinner on the day of the accident It wee from a glare bottle that the def. udant took the fluid. I took only one moathful. I swear I swallowed some. It looked so like Auld mergers that I did not deter the &fa ros until I had tasted it. Barnett's Disinfecting F.tud is of • yellow colour • but after standing for • time the upper portion of the beetle broom dear. I rinsed my month t wo or three times with water. I new called in Mr. Cocking after. Os the 29th of March nry attorney wrote to him. 'I ho writ was served on the lilt of Apt. Emma Cutler, chombsrmal at Ms reedited Hotel, stated that, what the plaintiff came bask ho resig his bell violently. She west to his Arid him vomiting, sod apparently IS =OW. Mb directs& few to nod for Dr. Oliver. Varian, the waiter at the hotel, gave &oiler Memos. Mr. 3. T. Oliver said—l have known the plaintiff two or three years. Whey I was celled in to attend him an the 20th cl,Mardh bound hint vomiting. He appeared = i ms & whittled. Ile was in • state of collapse, 'kin pale hob* the throat was red, sad the stomach - bollamed. cams to the oonclasion his statenowt was correct that he bad swal lowed some corrosive poisonous substance. Barastes laid Is a solution of sine in hydrochloric arid. It is a paiaon. It molars chkrid• of sine. His symptoms were orh r would be prodnoed by chloride of zinc. I was very unser as to the result for some time. I felt it was necasary to call In Dr. Jertner. The plaintiff ter able to get out an the third day, ibut he suffered at intervals for a fortnight. His symptoms wall not bare been produced by Epsom salts. I rat to the defendant that evening. I said a gentleman bad been there and tarn Bureett's di.inferant instead of Said magaria Mr. Cocking hesitated for a moinest, and then said, " No.' I thought I must have made a mistake as to the house. sad left the shop. I went then main, scampered by Lieu tenant Whitebill. I then said there was no Warr. The de fendant said," Yes, he was here, bat it was Epsom WWI gave him. The gentleman wits very nervous. Wnat he took could not hurt him. Ha spat it up directly." I asked te use the bottle. He showed me a bottle with a clean label and • clean cork. marked " Purified Brum salta." I asked him " Where is your liquid magnesia 1" Re said, "I do not keep it." I err him to show Burnett's solution. He said he had not got it, and never had sold it. I said the gentle- ass hid bra very 111. Crese-rambeed—Epsom rite I. • sulphate of magnesia. Gel ritedleorira dilated with valor, would not rodeos the gyrreres &Owed by the pike& He has aa straw • slam& as most people. Ppm WM Wets have produced vomiting, but not the other "Wpm. When I called on Melting I thought his warm rather peculiar. To the ladge—Finid wipe& Is at arid* well Wont In ,the trade, sad totally diadem* lbost Brew mite. Dr. laser stated that when lo woo WWI in to stead the symptom was web am wadi haw lson pro , deed by • &Mir palm Me livirieiSibly Fluid. , They weaM not hew been maned by mils Cramer — Sal ralMilo could not powlbsed the maids( I taw. The pillodff. trim his siminoi, most hive swallowed's& a tempostal et Darastes Said, with was gedsoonsaBle poem quposse. Dr. W haws M Domenico...wain UMW School, Masi be sees we ame al psinaby by Detesd's fluid. Mr. Dialsards' maple& es described were predsoly sizallar, May seslf sot have been Forced by Epos mi s t am by sal "elates is water. _ _ Ilingemeng ifiliShill aocoropenied Dr. Olive to th e de flerlames shop, and confirmed his moment of what took plea Kr. tlerjesat Thomas then proceeded to adders the jury for the delkadnat. He said the action was one widdli sight t rus never to have bees brought. On the plaintiff's *bow ie( It would not have been brought but for seam truest at some discourtesy on who defendant's part. It would show that Mr. Cocking had acted with the greet er y and kludisem, and hadralled to Ingalls far Mr. herds. Mr. Cocking would mate he never bad mayellharnett's laid in his establishment, that he bad gives the plaintiff sulphate of magremia, that when the ?Weill!' came In he asked for some coolie( draught, messily instancing fluid m. is se one. It would farther be proved that HarneM's bawl was never sent out in glrao-bottlee, but always is sine jars. At the clan of the Yarned esdesat's ai des. further hearing of the ewe ass adjouned to Ode COURT OF COMMON PLIAL—JuLy 6. (likings in Isaws—Beibis Juniata Irmior and Wines.) Tin min sot tins isiastag kr the of giving =i is son whisking boss over far coon- Tits Mowing von Myra DONWITA V. IAIWOR. . _ _ _ Mr. hales Wise rid this wal wag ega td in =litert a rule had beta the o show oars why As ' War aver eats, netwithancidag the IMMltkialt The geodes wee, whether the ow wee walla ,stem el tan :Zair the County Coast Ant ; foe them s of se mete. The first point wes, laa =der* law than twenty mike from de at the Ins that the Win wee The fasts were, thee Ille phased teethe pthamoted had Wm meseled die be eied MOM* fa gv.immi eltastele t r a l itss mi lt i esti c cn is a • ia a . il 14t_li ° a .....a. ,-.---.... 5-I.,in. rerliol, and the egaiellai opinioa that it vat oot • within the wrath, dile set. The reallsase there ihetsMegat oi ry, with the Mimi= of etemalag 'to the as bum as within The MOS WINO th ere- The other games vs whether there we win nem for *teem lie as to Si i=ile v icoon, lied Ike Nip who fief ths mew not. If the wet thought that the jad . O lb ateted ea erro mous view of the law or • ha hers OW tidght review pis de claims, but they ought eta to do so without muck effronget ground than was shown ia tithe men Bole discharged with men SNZAIDAN V. VMS NNW MOAT COMVANN. , This was ea action to mover a validity of lark alleged to belong the plaintiff, aad the lost count was eskime the to as common oentoris, for not delirerieges. bosh at Mmattestar, and the weed moat was to lowei TIM jaggiest was for the dahadaais. WICMOIMOM V, 1111 0111.2 warm= itaum•l ablithasto. Mr. Justice Willa said that jallginsa hid hem prepare* beenare, but in ooseegneace el the suss grates hariag isei in .• Bimodal. v. the Great Wean Rail way Company," though probably the point was not seranifiol to the dee ion in that case, MO eat would be pmt toned. The °pintos of some of the me of the oomt she was not merely in aocordeaco with the jedgment widget lad been peppered, and it was thought advisable that them should be • conaultatton of all the judges of the court. i Judgment postponed. HASINDALS C. 'MI 051.00 WINTERS ILA ILWAT coatiyamw. In this case also judgment was postponed. CIL/AVMS V. MASON. Mr. Janice Willa said that Ws was an appinti mg aside en ceder at ni•l prlus for comprondaing a tem. the of the sppltreition was en allegation that ow sewed eamprosoised without the a u thority pi the dean dent. 'Mee was ao deulathet the ereptetwbe heti bra mewed he. hetwees the eseweri egg ettenesps ea let 4 Ales whilst the ilelhatieat we. la cart tog bed ahead theeelbeee. It was true that he sad hie bei! owes that they 411 not know what was going on, and vu llhea a aper jam withdrawn they thought that the ow pod. plod; bat it would be extremely dingerom he the end th eel ea each a 'maimed, the truth of aid& it mast le abase impmtble to nwartebt. The last words need by the deladiat's counsel, when be bad se interview with him, veer, that he would do his test for Ms ; and no doubt be did lb bier best. There was no blame, the court thought, st ashed to the counsel or the attauseys, and the rots must thelehre be ditebeesei, with_osete. Me might also m that MO booth* , Deo sad himself wen pawed, if it ba d ham aleiswey„ le have weed whilt re :erity of the court is " &rid. v. &aura," that the ty , f camel ought not to he *Weed into In We below the parties. Rob tleaerged, with ewes. Tee TATUM BOWLS =MOPS CIONPANT ff. sitTilorit. The woo • quelloo whale Own hod lea es %hinge nest of • west; eta the NMI thlesill dist ehe Me to eater a wefts for the pidallf ebedi bo Luna fr. tenntwooo. a deeirable melt might be arrived at, the matter would eta stand over. V. OUTON• This was a demurrer, and the wart thought that there should be judgment for the plaintiff upon the 4th plea, sad for the dehaimat upon the 6th. TALKIE' .. Yr. lonia Wales sold the question in this case ws• whi tlow • mom who undertook to do .killed labour without having the alsorrary skill could be discoresed by the torsos who hod engaged to employ him. The court thought that a person who undertook such work pot a sort of implied warranty that he had resoonable skill ; and if he had it not, might be dismissed. Rule absolute. _ . _ _ _ . In " Greenough v. Eccles," and "Ingham a. Primrose," tLe court took further time to consider the mhttar. (ratably a! NW Patna In Lord Chid :lAN Cedillas sod a Special Jury.) f. DALTT.-10111/111 V. 111111/7.-LATTIIO DOWN A Those two actions were thought by Ospteht Roberts, and by Ids relines aad as they both animeat of Ow raw bene ath= it was arranged AM they should be tried together. Mr. Bovill, QC., Mr. Leek Q. 0., sad Mr. Iheasley, • =fear the plastic's •, and Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Hr. dim sad Mr. Lloyd, for the dethedent. Mr. BovOl stated to the jury that Captain Roberts was a tenaseted with the Royal Manse Artillery, end the th. Leotards Imo Works, Poplar it was to hie mortices that the country was nattily Ludebted for the e q uipment of the gun and roomer home that were seat out duriagthe Reeds* war into the Baltic and the Black Sea. Re Ind for mine years held an important position as °Boer to the Admiralty, and his name :re "la tnwell own in his professiou. In the year 1856 the Meditenesean Electric Telegraph Company were about to ll ri d e o s t ia nt • telegraph between Sardinia sad the meat of A and Captain Roberta, who was conduced th at he could y down the cable, was brought into aommmioatiaa with Mr. Brett, who was the genet of the company, sad with Mr. Defamer, who acted se seaeetary to the cowpony, and le Mr. Brett. This was in April, 1866, and at that tithes" was an old frigate named the Cornwall lying Portion* and which was fur sale. It was thought that this mod mould he It to ooavey out the cable, but after some esemimiethea it was found that the Admiralty wanted too mash he the ship, end the segoeiMios for the purchase west aft Captain Roberta than bad his attention drawn to another wend, also aimed the Carswell, and which was for mac she was a teak 'bat Indiamen, of the ettuagest poldble earstrastioa, and she was shore built, and well qualified foe carrying the cable. On the 16th May an agnemeat was mitered into between Oapedn Roberta and Kr. Brett, by which it was agreed that Captain Reherts should provide • suitable ship far carrying the sib* and take her to Mordan's-wharf, Blackwell, where the cable was, and that the vessel should be at the Note reedy to skeet with the cable on the 15th July. Captain Roberts wee to bear all the expense of preparing and equipping the ship. He was to be paid 10,0001. for laying down the cable between &AIM* end Africa, • distance of 140 miles, and as en extra distance of 10 miles of cable might be milked on the ooaM of Attica, 2,0001. more was to be paid Is teepee of that; 1,000/. wee to be paid in cash within awes days of the voted being theme& Mortlan's-whart 2,0001. within 2l days of her being at the wharf; 2,0001. (thelalf in cash and half by • • MB) ea her leaving the Hors, and the 2,0001. for the extra length of cable wee to be paid when the work wen done. The resething 6,0001. was to be paid in shares In the obamany. If the areal wee not reedy to leave the Wore en the 16th Jody, Captain Roberta wee to forfeit 2,0001. • week. It was arranged that Captain Kell, an emosistanee of Mr. Brett, and Who had been engaged in laying down a telegraph, should go in the ship, and that Captain Robots should pay him 1001. for his arrive. Captain ell saw the Cornwall at Portsmouth, and he, as well as everybody alas approved of her. Atter the contract was signed, Captain Roberts made • declaration of the amount which be was to receive, in order that Mr. Brett might obtain the mosey from the Preach government. Captain Roberts agreed to purchase the Cornwall on the 20th May for 8, end two days afterwsrds a bill of sale was executed. 0001 Captain Roberts had not the 8,0004, but from his position and reputation be would have been able to complete the purchase. Subs.- quietly to the agreement it wee arranged that the fiat wrt of 1, should be paid to Captain Roberts bill instead of ht rah' but it having been found that the bill was not thaws is a negociabis form, Cap tain Brett gave it beck to Mr. Wham, who said he would procure him one for 2,0001. This had however not been dem, sad one of the claims now made wee that either the 1,0001. or the 2.0001. till should be handed to Capitals Roberta. A correspondence took pisoe, and Mr. Brett declined to put the cable on hosed the Cornwall. Afterwards Mr. Brett bought the Result of Mr. Green for 8,0001., and the cable was sent oat in that vessel, notwithitending Captain Roberta had in the meantime, on the 7th July, sent another ship, the Del Reads to Mordaa's-wharf, and tendered her to take the cable. In consequence of the contract not being carried out, Cap lan Roberta had been involved in various pecuniary our and had in fact been driven into jhe Court of Bank ruptcy. He had been obliged to give up an appoint. meat to go out to the Black Sea in charge of some gunboats, and had lost his ap poi ntment of surveyor to the Admiralty. The profit which Captain Roberts believed that he would have derived hour the oontract, if the cable had gone in the Cornwall, would have been as much se 7,7001., and if to the Del Reads, then the profit would have been 6,0001., but it was still more important to him than the part of the case that ha character should be set right the Admiralty and the public. Captain Roberta was called as a witness to prove them bats, aid several ether gentlemen were examined to show , o d e Cornwall was • mini qualified to any out the On the other head Kr. A••et . 4ar called. He stated that personally he had no interest in not carrying ont the orstraot with Captain Roberts, end that he had acted honsedy in the bilki that the Carswell wu not goaded to carry oat the obis. Further, that the decreer= metle by Cults& Roberts wu net made in order to obtain the mew from the French gormand. Upon the question of the capability of the Cornwall, Mares was Watt given to show that she wee sot lilted fur the wires. Thejsry gave • aortic* for Captain Roberts, with 2,3001. damages, and In area Lee v. Brett his lordship ordered the roast to be aimed hr the defendant, and gave leave to move in bother= on serrel points of law. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER (Sittings in Error.) ruLy 5. Several of Ashamed judges stranded to-day for the pur pose of dellverlagjadepointe to omega previously argued. In this cue their lordahim with the exception of Mr. Justice Crompton, amid the jediesat of the court below. NIXON IP. 0111N.-IAILWAT SHARES. In Ibis case the defendant bad paid the deposit on certain &amain a proposed railway, and binned the euhecriber.' con nect, In which there wee a condition that the directors might • ply to parHsznent for powers to make part of the line or alter the name and the amount of the ca- The &erten did so, sad the dataadant thereupon chisel to be vaned from his liability on the bound that It was not the scheme to which be had stabecribed. The court below held that the scheme was the same, and the plaintiff obtained judgment. The court sow 'fanned the judgment of the court below. XIION V. BIOWNLOW. In this case the &dowers the sum, ead were followed by a eiatilar remelt. DALI V. 11111111111.11T.-LIABTLITY OF 1110XIMA. In this case, which was an snarl from the Court of Queen's Beach, thews hod been a contrast entered into for the wchass of di between two brokers, the principals not being disclosed; and the question wee, whether under such cit cunestanees the brokers were penceally liable. The majority of the judges wore of opinion that the judg ment ahould M armed. Affirmed acoordiagly. Phuboo, sad it appeared that, on the 9th of March, the female prisoner went to his shop, and banded to his shop mu, a person named Hall, what appeared to be • golden locket, and asked for an advance of 4s. upon it. Hall In quired if the article was gold, and she replied that it wee the best of geld, end that it bad been given to her by her sweet heart ban she was married. The shopman, withost lest- Zee arab, gave credit to the statement of the prisoner, domed bee the sum she required. On the 22nd of Name the imeele pelsom-r went to the shoo again, and heeded to Nall a locket of precisely the same de smigiha as the former sae, end upon the foga* whether it was the ammo locket that she 'dowdy pledged she replied that it was, and repeated the story aka W told before, that it wee of line FA and that It was gibs to her by has eweetheert ; and Hall, believing bar armadvaneed has RI. Rite went again on the 9th of Apd, Old told the NOM story, end she was again successful to awake en. *pees upon the article. Ths wont • hunk tine• le tie shop on the 23rd or 1;7 mg sus pectiosil a Rebel to pledge come t la the smaiiiss oppeared intormation bad to the Itimededwe d an premsomr, width induced the Bhopal/a to pot ewes teeetteme to the priseasr, who refused to stets wires she ins, or to give say information respecting her mi4 end • search being made, three lockets., mil of the lr price, wars axial to have bees received in pledge. • Ohm= wee thus sedfirr, awl whoa the prisoner found AM woe to be detailed she rushed et HA, the ad crested his fin mot etwesely. After the peeres s - bad bees rodered to the poiloootettos the sale west then sad add; that she was hie sad that he Itod seat her to pledge the tracks, sad that the failyasler was exoseftg his duty in detaining her, as whet she had dose did not constitute an ebbe epleet the law; and ha added that Lord Chief Justice hi es decided in a acs of a precisely similar dwasber. _llpea the articles being subsequently tasted, it ems assarlibal that at that part of the lecketa to which the masks* was usually applied for the purpose of testing a very mei gawatity of inferior gold had been introduced, but the artistes themselves were in reality of very small value, not IMO then Is. ed. at the outside, each. The only evidence against the male prisoner was the statements he had made to Mr. Cumming, the police inspector, and at the close of the are for the prosecution the Recorder expressed his opinion to be that the charge against him had not been made out, and be was accordingly sotted. The jury found the woman Oisilty, but recommended her strongly to mercy, on the ground that there bad been a want of cannon evinced on the part of the pawnbroker, and that if be had properly tested the article in the int instance the fraud would have been prevented. The Recorder sintesord her to be imprisoned in Newgate for one month. his wife, whom he left for a minute. Oa rejoining her he found her scuffling with the defendant, who had hie arm round her waist. On his interfering the defendant struck him a blow in the face and walked oii. Complainant follow,d slid gave him into custody, on which defendant kicked Litn wend times. — llrt7.6llteold and policemen confirmed this statement, and Mr. Arnold eentenoed the deMndent to my a Ane of 51., or be imprisoned for two months, for each sessult. The looney wee paid. Tali QUELN O. Thi /LAYOZ •}D A 116131014 OF ROCHES- In this own a miasmas had lama grasiol t the Court of Quen'o Bosch, whicit &rooted Ms Mayor sad ••••••on of Rochooter f wild/ to hold a Wit sad mho Ulr i c list ci lltbd, whit& hod hoed iiigooloi to. The ado eluding the moyor, •••• *Mod afar the period fo; =the cadre, ha do NMI do sta ne Omit ot limatat *alma and Woad • nadaddanna.ton iidelhible wit dorm was Tile UPI lAirf IMtos,lllr.liros Mattis, hit. Jostles waved Sod tho MOM wou good to perform Ibilpalmosor, aid Sod the judgment Moan of Cidenfo INS& thotehoo tight. 1111. hods, was sal dir. hod. Citoirdor won of • Melia orialoo. Jellgoist affirmed. V. ■OPPEL la file ass to which the quake aired Ca the direction al the lealusd judge le the Jeri, titer lordships reversed the jolivolvt die oast beim wAsombrow AlllD nuns C. TNI CITY OP LIINDOII UNION. OP THI Ma lama Media ail lot the jadgmeat d this as wadi be Sol sale w fleet day at the skein .alb the eaewaseed all Ss Mt Jambe bad set easa lb. judg ment yid* bees geeperai. WHIT" V. CORBITT. This ow was ordand to wood tam. NICHOL/ON V. lII.LIII. The judgment al Its mart below in this ease was mood Mr. Baron Martin intimated that It moat be wollenteed dot whenever the judgments in appeals were aMemsd, they 1111110 affirmed with mem. CBNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Body Sara, 22, a pod-looking pm. yawl, awl Fmisnek demelted es •jawlike, woe eberyta tette a tufeireaseer. kebeelebby NNW by Iblee "mew& Kr. Neigh preeseoleil I Mr. Meleeib Ins emed ter the dellmiaste. 11.111eses eharged is the hMlMesele leas bovine ,s6s e dur aeveyel yoreabeebeee Ibe releepaib , er very gam •Fert Teer=eiretrZ ippose, teeeby, un'lbi hia TBB DAOEIVRAM MCIIIDEB. FURTHER EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER. Yesterday a special meeting of the Ilford Petty Sessions wee held at the Court House, adjoining the gaol, for the purpose of further examining the witnesses in this important inquiry. Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson, instructed by Mr. Rawlings, of Bamford, appeared for the amused ; and Inspector Whitcher, who with Mr. C. Robinson is •spd in the in vestigation of this airociona crime, attended to watch the este en the part of the prosecution. The prisoner, George fliewtt, who was dressed in a long faded blue smock frock, stocd daring the whole of the hear ing, which lasted several hours. On his being placed at the her, Mr. Inspector Whitaher said there was no further evidence corroborative of the statements made at the last sitting of the court ; but taking into consideration the serious nature of the charge, he had to apply for a further remand, in anti cipation of some additional evidence whith had been com municated to him that morning, and which he entertained hopes would throw some light upon the statement' before the bench. ...Mr. Tindal Atkinson thought the application was mon strous. The inquiry had bean placed in the bands of very able °Moen, their investigation bad been carried on for a considerable time, and every piece of evidence bearing on the case it might be presumed had been obtained and brought forward, and he thought anises Mr. Inspector Whitcher was now in a position to my reasonably that he ahould have evidence at another court to corroborate the present wit nesses, that the magistrates would be acting very hardly towards this poor man it they again remanded nim upon the unsupported atatementa of the women Smith. The Chairman enquired whether Inspector Whitchsr had reasonable grounds for stating that he should be able to produce further information if the remand Naked for were granted. Inspector Whitchar replied, that he had that morning rewired information from Sergeant Stralamt, which he thought would lead to the disco-cry of Nam pseeoas con nected with the prisoner at the time of the aoesesieien of this mime. After a abort consultation the chairman rid ei the= trates thought, under the circumstances, the for should be granted, for, whilst they did not desire to peer heavily upon the prisoner, they thought it was desirable than the fullest opportunity should be given for the investigation of the truth. _ Kr. ITtkiasat bowed to the decision of the court, sod proposed to oror•examlae the vitamin, whose stalsoods were takes at the last amt. The dept sitbas of the is taloa at the last coon wee then reed over by Kr. Clifton, end the wituress were eras-szarainsd by Mr. Atkisson. The women Smith, who is extremely deaf, daring the reading of her &potatoes, con tinually remarked, That's true," Quite right," Yes " and other similar ooafirmatory ejaculations, and et the 00;1. elusion she added, I users you that is true. It has tioubled me very much, and I could not keep it to myself any longer. I was obliged to tell the truth, to let the world knew who it wu had dune the deed." Mr. T. Atkinson objected to the reception of any evidence that was not strictly legal, and milked the magistrates to ex punge the whole of the statements relative to the ocaverse don of the woman Smith with Clarke, and the subsequent observations of her husband (Page) about the remarks of the onistabie relative to his spiritual suite. That portion of the depositions, he argued, was not evidence, but in ass of the eunnittal of the prisoner for trial, and the death of Mrs. therstaements, read to the jury, would greatly the sees of the prisoner. 1- E7olliket said clearly that part of the deposition was not bpi Imam* against the prisoner; and, after some toner gado., the objectionable portion was expunged. As the deposition was read over, Mr. Atkinson interrupted to eaphia that the " loaded stick" which it was stated was emoted by Page wee a "loading lick "—a very material Mtwara The learned oenneel then proceeded at great leagth mi nutely to cross-examine the woman Smith, to show that she was suffering under some mental halhninationa ; end the strange manner (aye the Ems Herald) in which she re plied to many of the quotations addressed to her tended very much to strengthen the suggestion. She admitted that her neighbours whispered among themselves that she was not quite right—that she seemed troubled about something, and told several strange Morro about supernatural visitations and dresesa, declaring that she had four or five times MINI her hasheed Pegs as plain as she the, maw the learned counsel. The magistrates, after consulting together, decided to re mand the c an till flaterdey um, redwing the application for bail. The prisoner was amordingly removed in melody. THE 001M881021 OP WIPE MUEDER. Yesterday morning Mr. William Baker and the jury who were empanelled to Inquire into the circumstances of the death of a woman named Hoare, wife of John Hoare, a labouring man, reassembled at the Sherwood Arm', Bowe common-lase, Bromley. It will se dents be fresh in the minds of oar name that the heelemed of the deceased was seen by a polioe-troasteble to • field near Sjdralease peeling aloud, and on being goer dosed by the other, he odd he hed struck his wife with a poker, and killed her. As he afterwards made a full confer 'ion, the body of his wile was exhumed, and It way found her ribs were fractured. The inquiry was sdjourned from Saturday lest, and the Best witness sidled wee Mr. Willie= Bran Williams, • dresser at London Hospital, who stated that, although he was summoned, he really did not recollect anything about the deoessed's cam Coroner—Hut glumly you mike some note of the oases that en brought Into the hospitel P tor, not always; It was very likely that the other droner, Yr. Honsedy, was them The Coroner said they was evidently in somewhat of a Mama, the forums act *deg the some view of the case as his brother juryman It, weves, wanted but three grains of common swim to understand the whole case, for it was k kw perfectly deer. Foremen—Perhaps I have not those three grains of. com mon senee, bat still I hare my own idea. Coroner—You may bate that amount of common sense, or yon may not ; but I and your fellow-jurymen seem to me the ore quite clearly. The Faremen—There la not the alightast proof that the man struck the woman, but there Is no doubt the wocom snook the man. — The i lary7elitreed a verdict of " Manslaughter" against John 0111111, end the witnesses were bowed over to promate at the Central Criminal Court. MAZKX2B MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The July Quarter Sordoni of the Peace for the county of Middlesex commenced yesterday morning at Clarbanwell, be *se Mr. Pullley, Q C., arsiseant-judge, Mr. Payne, deputy, Mr. Powell, chairmen of the county beach. (Before Mr. Payne.) John i.e., 38, desmibed as a brewer, woe indicted is, un lawfully assaulting James Berseford, with Intent felorsiously and violently to steal goods, am., from his person. This was • very singular cue. The prosecutor, an elderly gentleman, partl paralysed, lived at No. 6, Gloucester Cot tages, Have, -hill, and on the 19th of June, having been out for a short time, he wee pausing from the gate in front of the house to the door, when a man (the prisoner) sprang upon him from behind a tree, threw him down, and grasped him tightly by the throat. He struggled with him, and cried out •• Yuder," when a men named King ran ap and held the prbaner until a policeman came up and took him In charge. When the prosecutor got up hie watch wu dangling AIM hie pocket, and, under the supposition that the prisoner hatended to steel it, he charged him wi , h having ustaidtel him with the object of oommitting that offenee. The prisener, in his defence, said It was far from his inteallen le summit any criminal act when this tranucticet leek piece. He had gone through the gale, the boor Wag kW seed tie night dark, fora natural pargewe, and whew ha was abed to leave, the prosecutor awe against him as be was lambi wend, accidentsig NI down, ming " sandis." Peden ism up, and Is hie atter andessent be wee Awned with atewepting to rob the old goadimaa. HI did not En more the a hundred garb from whore it woounad, and as to bin elareedew, be bed beta ha besinses wields dither as a hewer at Redieder, also at. where be wset eat, end on the very del that be hid base a - geeldlin with a berates egest l tt i t Wein= width haled Se h i sser et That was all lobed to say, and be traded be shall M sigdned W the Jerzy. A Yr. kook who sad le wen a breesses agent, corro borated the later pet of the pthenses ablegues, and gays him a good oberseter der the period he bad known his, about three yews. Kr. Payne told the jury/ was a ewe psoullarly for dem to deteU It wen, bogy She Islet d it. a very setter, but be should advise thew el to weldiVipeer softer altogether, or, if they thought the evidence to coadot him of the whole charge, as there was= for assault only. The jury said they were agreed as to an assault, but thought there was no intention to rob the prosecutor on the part of the prisoner. This was entered, tinder the direction of the court, as a verdict of Not Gaily, and the prosecutor having .fated that ha did not wish to indict the prisoner for assault, he was ISE POLICE COM& MANSION•HOUBE, Ilichard 21,10 r, nide1;;,;;;I;;Oild before the Lard Mayor, charged dider th e following dumdum : dr. Edwd Morgan, commercial traveller, said—On Satur day miming at a quarter-put 8 o'clock I took the &Masa • eab. in Biallopegaustrest, and when I got in I gave him a someign sad asked him to get it changed, to made me to pay my fare. I handed it to him through the trapdoor the top of the cob, and told him to drive roe to 7, entrees, Canenbury. We went • rim dames sad he got off his tab and went into a public-hem Is Aeorn-anet, se I upper to get change, and he came out and rid be weld sot drive me soy [ruttier, and that 1 had only given him a shilling, The lord Mayor—Are you quite me it wee • sovadgn the yon gave him P Complainant—l am confident of it, The Lord Mayor—Had you been drinking P Complainses-1 had, my lord, bat I was sober enough he Mow what I was doing. Mr. Arthur G. Day. of Brentwood, Rosen, mid—l was with Mr. bf and I put him into the cab. Be was not sober. I closed t door and the oath drove off, and I saw the calm= meat through the hula of the cab, ead as I pseud est the mama drew up at the emir of Acere-eirest, sad I mat Ma gad "Where is the 'overtire' t "I hed gives the erwelipt to Mr. Mews. He said he had given a to the areire, sad the admen was mains a joie of it, sad " Oh, he had bear be seereld." Tbs Mem wend sot glee me his amber, sad he toad to drive guy, bet Mr. Morgan seized the miss sad sapped him. The ah man said be bad Never noshed the semiligu et elk Mr. Cass, cd St, IMeheumie-shiest, lehesseart, seld—Mr. Day was atedieg at ay leer sa &Maw sight and Mr. Morgan came by et the Ms, tad 114. Day duped him and spoke to him, smi, slaw Mims set sass, prided hize to go home fn • Mt, and gave biro a somelga. The ceb man was at the deer, aad I saked him if he weed take the gestleman lume, and be said " Tee," sad I told him the trattkrun had • goverdp la his pooket to pay the fare, and he then drove eel Childs (193) rid—On Saturday night I wee on duty In plain deem •erli I sew a ma at the maw of Acorn stmt. The complainaat was then eat of the cab, and the gateau wee just driving away, and the by striders said he had • sovereign lelm&g to the oom &lnset The resplainant was following the rib, and the hone:zed, and I went up sad saw de cab man with • his head, end I saw him put his hand dm am Maar sebum close behind him. hell of delve& died of the cabmen. sad ceded • TM Omni, then shifted r oc e Id oder d, sad pit his pket, I tee s = this ef d Ma his hands, satadd " Where is the he sovereign r He amid -- , , ' I have • sovereign is ay pocket, bat that's my own." He said that twice or thrice is ring to the station-home. DIM sot release his Mode dl he me ia the station-Mrs, sad I than found a sevelliget sat run Adage on Ida ; gad whilst I was him be said If M hpd gat • amenigu on hint it did use to him. What I Mad the nouselm I raid, "Reeds de sovereign ;" sad he add, " It der net belong to me." Mr. Day stated is the ours of his seldom that the cab. ten who were shoat ths corner of Morartiest made& vulgar joke of the matter, as people of the dmorldien rare la de habit of drag. The cabman, Me seemed st Suit i r e = i ba word very early pc our the Or de mise, who were et hie =di fa Maeda de Ow to wirer Ids medene, bat theme eraa node by his rlerta, If Poodbist lila.* assist dm thfli 1t appeared tt) men the asadmito eletemat of the alarm TM Led PfiIOIMIN the drop you is for from Mr. Moron ede Thepe uppe t , my lord I Toe sW teat boil, my The The Lard limpir—Olk Orr, ant at all. The Central Cr aig/II Cenell s now drag. The bill will go Immediately beim Ills peat jury, and you will be probably tried to morrow winikkg. Have you anything to say The prisom—Not now, my lord. I shall mum my dreace.—ComMed for trial. BOW STREET. A Went weidesseedMete, itinegsse the name of /ohm Lewis, looked about SD el elm, spoke with ea Irish so mat, and said be reaMad at a private hotel, at 80. 111. Ottek• wpar-elreet, wee charged left indecently semaltleg Lydia Edens, arA eight yew, and Mary Mott, aged seven yews sad a-hatf, after inaltbsi them freak with gia and water and beer at a pat& boom. The pr iaoase who decamped that hie emedert two& the children had been innocent, and maimed by the but Imam time, wee committed for trial ea the feloaknee daps WESTMINSTER. William Alfred Brom., aged 24, deseribed an _ Imrs, of 38, Belgravwroad, we aimaidd with the M 1014114 impairs: Joseph elireold. arl Mobil dowse amber, et 2, Queer Witte," Brampton, stated that a little More twelve oft Banda; night* yes walking dew Bramptaa-soed 1* formed Arab of ehitemlll bs ready for the ankle shout the Ilk We believe to roma of the countries of Europe the crop • been Injured - by the exceedialy hoe weather. bet on the wha the Moans from abroad are ouch as to have tut little deg that • fair mend° barred'. In point of quit. ty. MAY mama* le expected. It will he even by our (Avian letoe. unfit Mat tla, with ore or two eaceptione. there Is so toducelnent to export when a thb earner/. Weed it camera be done without leaving • low Illeeen Mathew b pea are meshy great der* the month tittly). lee eta nub meal Mots of foreign, ..d the ins prim of wheat ennmeree wy other vela. holden are not likely to accept lower rake until the harlot Is loomed sad tested by tares tray. ihe followln, are our taunt ',ea. &deletes :—Uacars, loge le.—Fur am tab of wheat from the torero bat 11.1,0. owl*, smaller. Ado 'coward tendency on pram. 1.4 holden rei4od. and checked hugneta. Indian corn rather dearer l. pat rye sad lark; there wee =active aemagai, but IltUe hushes. c nelodet mope generally promistor • 600.1 average yield. Jube 21—Wheat gal MI In /ewer Moldavta have rettoody ...Attired from C00i12110.1 droopy and hot Should rain fall short!; Indaa COI. may Yet go sot I. AlaUAlogea. Jens IL—An opinion to came ed that the crop of pokeyow third short of an average. Baas bad been done at 94 ed. ce 13n ed. for Behrlrs, cud Es. Id to 14s. ed. for ttalh.at per 1 ulna f.o b. heights I. the United kingdom. 1a de. per quarter for helm Arrivals at Ur Mlw crop were look. d for. and would influence pmts. Asoo.L. Joss J.—Holders radian* very dem in War emends, tae with iloo..osebor rowing would probsiuy commence In • few day., see oomo .1140 g. tosol.loa Ins teas es pwW6 Indian corn crops look very we. Yams. Jon St—efloxit and Indian sirs well sustained the Moo les Were: ham Ma. to Wiles ,XLU. to SY a per quarter; Peie Mee dil I. to ali as, 311 s. AL to M. f.o.b. Indian corn—Galata erg Odma • as te an esti_ Mead. sit 3.i. t... 27. ed. Locos. Jose M—Wleas earl • much. In the Vain It to MAW la the limas cal) hire: at in the hawse it l. lot good. lad tall b oar Prioolgol d NANTES, J 0W1129.-4110 crop of wheat is 'evicted to Is ism en fast yew. le cloy and oalo salt Prim gram. with WaSsese w. wards Quotaticas, Post Roman and DES de Lobo. SOL to Illair, alwat Na to M. lii. per 494 lbs. ; herby. at par UN Mu LOA Doom.. Jess 29.-4 gram deal doing. Mooch sot tot Myna Prices up ham a good Ital. Want tooth will, emopt to one legoiso district when dime, has Mooted It. Spring mm lootte Drums, Jois St —Swim emsoislase panalent of p. ti. woes IP Oro . mas provisos from totems het; prise pew e of grain ha ma up staffs In cosmoses For red shoo. w e , ta ese. pee SSW., paid s the soot. Posers:don and Silesian My* , L s pre 41 9 t0.. deliver, io ituvnhvi , Pinsssoto, Jess I L- With reports he ma Masse wee wee, i s the saw crop is expected from drought, airs to. beta Walt INN activity In grain. For Kul:auks atm. at Ml* Mrs she swab atooka 47e. par quarter f.o.b. Is varmint; isfh ISIS, M. IL te ilia hi Shaw the We ,law. 10.000 quarters of 'duals* IWO miles sty have Ma imatetwat to L0tt0.... Ovicael.Jou 14.—The memoirs unfavourable Isparta feast** &NMI Mdaway to farther &dram, tart the mark* to the wee has • sem to NI , ftto . Mite mist at * sob. al °civet, Me Oa g iN 0011. MO bugle .. Om boo Ws h wan dement tad pt as solmotoilally .;. :l4,= . ll taw • dads mat ab ilittaCT:oa IIVN: wheat sad am asps la the Ilia gbliii she. orbid salliiy so be Injured , boa la may sod gum. by ami a. Vi mit Slat Om Milan. It is abo heaved thst ham I. ,heat the Wm tam la Um* Meads. The market lei lg. ma wort. s aw WI Unite d twesasta* ars wy roorma WOW: No I spin. Ell Pala ; Maas @grim lid auto. ?Min ere Molded dem. Now Tom Jess 14.--371 ere has am loft wok. a spy. tire log . dry for whew MM. and 1.2. Mee be a Dim In tors, bet the so* le se rot IPA*/ Nog bap arrirg eyi Lstringy. Ned chaos paha ham ammo ate; lot At te. im Mame priegs std roof _ Diet tea* Yam At tome mane niaa lillitli la and • aims 4 mite in• eh Witte tem lawgraisa am 4 ' = 5. 1 bo rn ik—The t wawa*, tim as Illsallt . AM ft arm los beta brasated * by it. Ti. days of men dry Misr herrati ea a d pre Ur la this MIMI • full wep lies Ism gall ranplse of sew red Mad few gbe law Awn on Ur siortat. Out sits spots Pet att whelk youf . — Oit a Z d le s a i 6n4 L 1 resp la t hi =rris= engloloto et It on tbo 11.11$ gmt4 PP 10ttii....% .seem. bsi tyir 1019....1 . 1: 4 4a550d on. mrlll.ll‘ Pr wean Drop in sad In , Ma le ph bi b e tT arms ammo Ms be straisimi bileht. Wa yr WM la te min with 'Miss mown et Wary le rte hew remoshie a soma wham te st omplate my l dN bet weather miss fa ems &s tiseii . . po to "n omp wlat is i.s ea l" bliej7:l , ; .n r d tt i omer p el: . , di " ll . ..l emain t i t.. .4...0 v. " 71.... P"'" ,..ibi. ...; 1 1. Unbar niallaty than any other destrinefon of train Thema'. spokes si.—(From Yeses W. O. LW WI 00. i Own LlNstal THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. wr " Bee Weekly Ilaresel In the markets tbrowboat LW north of lurape then bee lam pal rhity for both what wad rTs. al it le Wiseralkenpased Ratan Y ha*, of the beat the agape hen weedy wawa eed he *pp this enlists will be material, affected. Plias ban Pew ceislha ably. sad there is not numb pp igen of ebitewele betag =Ws le ea miry at on, wheat view la Ramberg. salient whin bed IS maid to the United Kingdow have been ellepand d fee he wap a r their own ntry at an enhancenriew d relies of la weep. the &Awed.. 14 thus alte red. arid amities &nail wier fan Wait Wawa. In flatland watt We been ta li isr. daring the preient bee la Irresee e*lmel ha more offering. and es hornet ia gels: ea in the of that country. prior law Mixt leaded densarda be, ern. be very hams; hen he with et wan, weal wlllepnet gad the currency is wen geggeneL The Belem rpm so Sawa ; wheat. are seer hitd new bleb. sad Mehl gets Ye bow token freely for 11:104 wapitis et valanced zeta the halm la the Vaned &Wee ere et a veiled ebaraner ; wee en %ha la wheat vita* Whas on lower. sad tel saw also be old of dm Ils. hale Pigeons et Wing en ghat ri for prat MY& lire wee be lawegaid The bet large arrivals ef tbe We, hew the wins haw eather Write the wean heath le waled WO Yam Wlerwt throughout all the eon ri led MI ifee an In ea Fawn snit Ragland. to brel4l ll l eat weals dorleggewsber rear. With ta.lr wean giewells, hat na be ea pest lateenweesint held out for lavainesat. Web eMe Is stip be ~eilendey. TRAFFIC RETURNS. *Hai lir N.. TOY. 9111 1.511.111•11. erNms 4144.. MIS% gumbos. IN& U. Wok Joe IL I Nand Trmli el Ups& 3.833 4.184 /VI 1.4 Week eel= Jur 11. 414•41W441•41 40128•404 194 8,649 2.082 T. IN 1144194 Ws Niece U4 410 54 1.010 I Wet YOusiks• l4l 06 499 i. 191 Wok iseis Jag S. llama Nolen . URI WI Wain. 14121194,61 (NM ll4l MOO 2.121 19.14 SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE CASUALTIES. 19 99 7 P 191 91 (899099a9). has barn marked of the moth °f lag Ifer Caraatam; all bat wpm sae Ivo Immo last Dolman, Jaw alahard Orono% lot lae66. waled ea the eask.—Darim. Jams 9. Sawa Maria, Ballad from Itrzracta the Iliad haw, laPan. and has net dace Om h VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. MadlA from ilhasagbas for Lomita. Abel 11, lat. IT s, Is 94 U. Paw Berms (Etstaoretiaa oldp). Kramer. treat Liverpool ter la Janette. Ilay it. lat 4.st N.. lea. I ',ill W. Dlarlttereage, trim Calcutta for L. tedom, April 19, lat. Z. 9., as D 9 IL Ilairsty (Eagle& brig). hem tlgre Bey for ca.rnataant. May r. ?ADM 14 1 , 1•46, tram Ca eau& tar Loudon, flay Is, lat. 191, Da 7 E. Queen, dm Calcutta for Loadaa, May 9. lat. SD 1.. lea. Y I. Verdian (gin from Etaagroa Nr F•IMOUtiI, April 9, lot td boa. II E. PACIFIC COAST OF AMERICA.—Ten yews Age there were only three small steamers plying slag tit western coast of America ; now there are 40 steamer, of them of 9,000 tons burden each. A new line of Matinee been projected to run on the South Pacific ong, wards the establishment of which the directors of the PI name Railway Company have subscribed. The &cowl ill gold in the rArlghbourho,d of Vancouver's Weed wit, tt expected, cause more Velment to be put ma the Need Pacific coast. The Pacific Mail Steamahip Company, Mill run summers between PllllO3ll and California, is am et al richest in the world. Independently of the esermees ps singer and specie trail° on the west coast steam HMI vell quantities of coffee, indigo, cochineal, bark caeca, milei copper ore, and pearl shells are brought from Castel sit South America in the steamers to Panama to be OM Europe cab the isthmus. EXTRA MAIL. TO InDlA.—The following intim yeel e rdt:: - he Pc."rneo= LORDOE WEEKLY ZOOK 11111TURNII..nlwr 3. MATRA WAIL W LPL/lA.-Ism 5vu......... .-- / s p ar yd ix. po i ." p... 0 ".. me . we breed free the Genera Postoffioe yesi g e:=.- elmi_P-7 4 Pm illall 7 . ---11 7 W 11.3a 1 -11 .3 10 lerNi: " A mall fair lat mada illealbmiDela' up is We B O gy ea pt eraq he Postedm I : Imu si d g '"iii.6. ll4. 4,141 12.7112 ge . 1. 6 4. 1 :1 00 1 morn of the 10th Met., to be conveyed from ...." ............... __ . L . .... .... tun 1.4; ma,* tuas; st RIO Me fa the Item Mesmer." AMERICAN LETTER3I.-The stesta-ship IMIIPI O will nil from Liverpool for New Yolk on Wok** Al ....- ..... 270 iurs II mails. Letters will be received at the Lieird POW* ... r La IMO 0 '• 700 SI ule re that dap till 1.45 p m ., and wi.b late Ws 2 p.s. C00441K.......... ... bar 444 Ito AM ti.ir ........ IN OW kell [AdeeeliteMell C.] - NZEIIMATIIIM AND ITS Call Rwi-12 ......... MI MO 4.1.(0 W7OO ROLLOW•T'II 01111. malt •sp PI -2112/18 11357141.7 wall TALLOe..-Ebe blew wirket Ites s illa4ENS. =1; .00.111etratialbletim.Mag73:Val...dir....e. "r i eZ iss d el . 7 . . w HWW 11.1 11 , Pr i.1. 4. 1 0= 2 4 0111 alb* el • labietweas wbo weli-iiiria I"l = l etirli i 6 1 ... , firr J As aim oat Tx.. ationoor 1000 .WWwW 81 . 028, 5111 515.,_,VDsollaw_. moverlie=Watier. Ewe be be had m 40. OM MK C i lwa w vw• Ca 7 . 7 7 ". •-•.- ea& .1 Aiwa* a; Ores • 14 • Sear Mewl' IWO Deese% erle. Its WSW OD Job. M a sa .oa ed. ; A tra f t. k = „..........04. 111 ... tr i rawl.r.... „ •r• W Dia 44 .... We alla le led.; eceare ell. i t. i . - . begs. Mk; 1 t the Winks of Mows. W lslssl ftwela • With tali Moto. t -000•1'ON.-Lmososai MOW 11. 5 1Semetit te-kI he bee dm. gittlio abd 4 the rare of thw abitatere wer Paw. fee oP 14.. but old, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND D twee ettedat 1 at Web the mark. Wed. We- II GM aro some, 41.1. to 8.1.; ste --- 4 /4/..1 5 mh 4 '. t'oparta SS to a• a Mat *caw. 'ad. BIRTHS. v• on ;VS Cane it 0 emviesa, ee. to eid. / 0 ,.... m .1818T.r - iel7 1. M D.l. ytee OM of A. IL Tined. Ti ~...--..- 1 . CATTLL-Livowees. any 1.- TM mielly of boot, mutter. mad Illaff - .-:Jues M. et Nemmel.lbrepane. lee of-f' of l' g ` late Is near larger Una loot Monday, Vas downed foir for me, .t liolt„, V.D., of • row r.oow tower polio. fir bog and memo Lamb without Werra. Z I EIBOII.- July I. at es Maw 'fara.. atirwa. 9. 7 lll Doe 41. to W 1.; MOWS. Ile. to 7d., lambi, Illia. Nan wiz. Alla- ' . .el • daszbier. ten Wee het: , -.l3Whi. tali ;sh vp, 13,90). , . .' se abewals, la IN; 54104 1 Ar lbw , 144., of tee Dee' iVII 00AJ.1.-Iraws. ins A-Ilare* Wat Westley, 14 Id. : .4 Wool Ilartlelale. ad.; .Iterva Druids Wet Harem le ad, ; ...X.. ....1 At elletar i... t hw alut & DN'tk 0 I NS ' Hart*, Um M. ; Ilotttorrorib PI Maces. Iha ; Tauter Moir . at the Ws of IL 5. 14 3.1. ; Weer /3a te. ; M.D. liott foam Qom 140. 94. • Wes • . ......thif 1. Oka. 14 ed. ; 'Walla tad tAroforth. 14.. • Math' u. •V e . &tr. at Cllftswpiiii" tirtialli.. -• Era era. 14 Id. • Won. te4 Ittliddei A "I tte s4 4l Re, aim. Maitell.l4. DLL Web awl Here 1. W. Zad m a W10 . 8.,1ue be (bewail' Hew Totterlddet - ' l. -- I° di. I Igesjec t Wa 4 Rod Omer.. 14 M. ;'W Wad J. N. mils. 14.0 ts toa. Ho •w, _ ale Ited am e. Hao* 14 lia._.• Wei Red _ lik et.. L. .. Wale Zed 5 well. I Ne-*4. ;Cid 1* • • 4ARRIAOES. ...... Let inen jii ret. ; ww a * at • OILMIIII-51111111111., W U 11414 TrIoDY 07 . 11 , _. 00er aut. . Inked. Ma with. 14 4 ; Now Wow kW Mar. 13a 04..: Ikea% 151 . ad. ; Powdril Duels Mew, Ma. 441.--lblea at etaitra Ddl V: dr:wa s tOgragli T-,,,,, =M. 73. . - 11 0 Itt a teSO4Ma al I ° , TRH CORN TRADE. B. ";, 4 , -. . UMW 411' teiw d ' ''' - ' : •, - 1 - N., ~. .t. 0UX1C1ME111...1143 L 1 • , . wl' . 1. 1 :411. .. i, - With OW taaspilea at raawleaol timmissamrs, las Imo E. li.a.!the ite. 0. 11. .1. ... F(''' ,ftAgn i reitil wei mew* IliantOtia. .: 404 • a p ; . .... sm. to Man Jaw • i Y, le A to lie aim 1.4 NIM" te="67. am ft tram ea tigrah7 --- dew the latk on g=. in g wiewm. le rigietid es DEATHS. tan maw sew ta lee oda mat. but we hare y oß s T a LL. ._ . ba, 1. " w.„ C. ..... La. 0 Wiht. 14 = 3 , 1 2' Cr. w e l me lig B.ef Sokoloooth. Sartboutorrioe lee %L oa GODWIN -July 1, Cborlotist tee of I.r. W. 0 . 64164 ati=oacoto awe ex waft swr ... l=link kiwi...m.1021 terbee If eb DRON.-Jue 2. at South Carteret. Wart" '. tellialt, use eon to 77ererrer r or "ne Orolor k lidaor To la gloVes. IS 41 11°111111-41.* *" °N ll4. "" m°4 1111.1"4 ., III )• wall , las, owoludifillWaPd qa"27.1. 7 1 1611.1 latiftt-tl7 lat Irldtway Derw.llik. .. 1 .. m ,. were lirese the soweepthe re well imp0,.....je, 1. 1, uj e w,„...x," 1 IlikkoMikk hefts 116,11 Set kalLl*. y W. IL Rebee. awl 14. aedeieerberleirisatee et ~ . au =4 aim. % r ika worwe hen tee favowary arg" WI fared err üba s by_Witidaka. l 4a_amt. Ws em u ou r= AkzE i llot wo = ei llal . Bg a t , I: Maw, iz iii r l'„ ir. ea e ms. . I I