The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

ITALY. SARDLNIA. Waal ors owi TURIN, Jots 14. It is impossible foe me, or for wipes, I bellows, however skilful his pea may be, to desezika the ries found grief that ham befallen this city almost distill tamosely with the am of pesos. It is grief sad stupor combined-4 gloomy silence only broksa - _ cries and imputations. It does not woe inbe I the mind el a single Piedunatese that he has gained loubudy t all 'slain, "Italy's bondage remains; the wretched bat rums Verestiase are betrayed ; this its • semi treaty of Quips Fannie r Oar in. telligence from the Tautness, arriving as it doss every hoar, anomie's the same Iniversal feeling and opinion. All are alike amazed, afflicted, pen- etrated. The hells( at Milan is one of unutterable wee, everyone the,. hada rejoiced at his liberation from the Aestrian yoke; bet now the young and old bewail amidst compassion and rage the fate of %mike. the 'upended emancipation of Italy in de fiance of such explicit promisee, so solemnly given and repeated by the mouth of power, and such as no monarch before had ever uttered. The only preen for whom, in this new misfortase of Italy, the Tens ratios, love, and *atheism of the people increase, is Victor Risaaarasl. Yesterday evening, at three queues past seven, be =tend Milan, amid shoats as raptwoue as use Prime rensieed ham hie people- There had bun a 11100 if that he wished to abdi cate, hut as that act would sot in the least improve the state of things, I consider that either the rumour was false, or that the King doss not mean to per sist in his resolution. The excitement of the Sar dinians, and, indeed, of every Italian, would be too great for the preservation of free institutions in this kingdom, were it not tempered by the entire faith reposed by all in the tried and exemplary loyalty of Victor Emma nuel, who is every inch a gentleman. Doubtless, Austria will leave no stone unturned to impede the freedom of the prow and the tribune; she will con tend that without censorship and restraint pesos will be impossible, and that the Piedmonts"' and Lombards will recommence the moral war earried on so successfully from 1848 to 1839. We all hope here that England, on this point at least, will not fail to help Piedmont energetically. A person who has read with his own eyes the preliminaries of peace signed on the 12th instant informs me that Pee ehiera and Mantua, although ,both of them are in the Lombard territory, will remain in the hands of Austria. If you will cast a glance at the map of Italy you will see that by this concession the Subalpine Kingdom has no foe- tified frontier, and that Austria, whenever so diaposed, by quitting her formidable quadrilateral, can assault Lombardy without danger to herself and occupy Milan almost without striking a blow In the preliminaries no allasion is made to the ford fitations belonging to the Duchy of Parma ; it would seem that Austria, displeased at the show of inde pendence on the part of the sovereign of this petty Mate, abandons her to her fate. But the Duke of Modena and the Grand Duke of Tuscany are 'peel ally named, both of whom are to remount their throne. lareaose both repaired to the Austrian camp and displayed great real for the triumph of Itlly'. lasting and ancompromisiag enemies. You hare not failed to remark, I am sure, that the proposition of an Halite Confederation, of which the Pope and Austria an to be members, is a sort of insult to common sense and the sacred principles of both liberty and nationality. In the propceed Federal diet Austria would always hereon her side the votes of Modena, Tuscany, the Pope, and I am sorry to say of Naples also, where the new king, as won as this peace shall have been concluded, will feel no longer any hesitation about reviving the policy of his late father. Poor Sardinia, then, will always be isolated, always kept at arm's length, and her state will be worse than when the private treaties between Aus tria and the Italian princes obtained. The moment Count Cavar learnt the true nature of the preliminaries for peace, be considered the cause of Italy betrayed, and placed his resignation in the bands of the King. Its left the same evening, by special train, for Turin, where he convoked the council of ministers, all of whom followed their pre sident's (*ample and resigned se he had done. The task of forming a new ministry had been coo tided to Count Ares', of Milan, a senator of the kingdom, and as I formerly told you, a particular friend of Napoleon. Haring received the commis siyo, Count Areee, then at Genoa, repaired mart dia!ely to the camp. It is eery doubtful whether he will take office Of an upright character and a strong will, his talents are not adapted fur the ma nagement of political affairs, mere eepseially in these daticult time.. His friendship with the Emperor may he useful, but may, on the other hand, be hurt ful, and his teudeneiee are rather oedema' than cow stew:seal. He hate* Austria more tl.an he love. freedom. Public rumour gives to the Count for • co.le ague M. Vigliani, the governor of Lon hardy, why, daring the short time of his administration, has contrived to render it popular in that province. He, too, resigned as soon as he heard !hat the ministers had done so, nor does it seem probable !hat he will accept • portfolio. Respecting t►e anus of • peace so unexpected, and to Italy so calamitous', I hardly know what to say. You moat perm better means of solving the mystery. Tradities has it that when he had finished hi, Moss, Michael Angelo tapped the im mortal statue on its head with his hammer, exclaim itig.“ Wand up and speak." Well, NapAeon stood op to perform a masterpiece of political art, but has struck so hard with his hammer that be has knocked off the bead. Byron called Italy the Niobe of nations, as it with a foreboding that her grief and th.sfor%oes would be eternal. Certain it is that for the list :tree centuries the passage of Pilitaaja is too truly appli,able : **AM del moo too faro eV* l'ultoor cut brood, di Pension gent' P/TVIt noopre o riadtrkt o .late. The repor: goes, that Napoleon, on returning to France, pu.s tnrough Milan and Tarim. What will be hie rectr.on Perhaps a respeetfal silence, bat nothing won. Yeatetday the portraits of this limns:eh disappeared in an instant from all the print-shop,. TURIN, Juir 14. This is the second letter which I post to you this day, haring received some additional fresh and authentic inteli , geom. Perhaps the telegrams will convey it sooner, but they might possibly be silent as it deals h particulars. Having my doubts about it, 1 prefer running the risk et feeding you a repetition. It is certain that Parma and Piacenza will remain to Piedmont; la which ewe the compliments bestowed upon the Dasher. Dowager by the semi-official French journals were Bowers scattered on the tomb. As for to. Derby of Modena, it is averted that it will tartest to Piedmont whenever the direct line of the present di:cm family gall become extinct. Now us the present teed of the hones hag DO male issue the some. .0 of the duchy to this kingdom may not be a very remote erect. TER EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1859. LaW intrittgrat. EQUITY COURTS.—JULT 18. (Belore Vins-Clanosllor Wood.) sigis s. 1110011.—MATIIIIIONIAL DIMWIT Bow pore since Mr. Blip, the oetrisallel doladast in We sag sod Mrs. gip, the plegtill, or Waded to beessig, • bripy eagle. The lady, at tbe Wie of the msevisge, woo • widow, and had two &Alba Inavisg, ghee& ta plessera big," • prodest sitotheept it to metre ego Bids property whisk sis=3 sad bar alga, mg abe peeped So kr Magi {bat bar gilding geoid mpg • monis. ottW mgt basburd, who vim go - el • *sag hied tutu d that limos goo espasho hizeiss, and thdoll WWI shooM lice sattlageff. This as imilerteek to do, wed arepowtsgq eito bow mg • darn =whisk was really very deer rd huitress it led eff, applaud, to gig italsiaridr, wilt "Be remstrliered." Notwithelsollse this it woo set risme, Mod" ca what day this dsommest wso slerted, diting rig doge gip* the 7g 8%, and lig days Ng egg date of sigtriars. It was dear berme doe tlis sit it the dossmost wee to ware ill ;as proper ty to do milt, mil that lb leemsai was *mg togs the gessiege. Le, and Ms. Blip ogrmatoil atter • thee, and Mrs gip sidarrepted to sell • peaks of the property comprised is Ma maillsgett. 5 , ==.14 . = ,..i, was inetitnted, mg ea iffsetia• Mr. Blip. The cam ammo as swipe troths ire gong and It appeared that Mr. Bigpfessoe vat that Ye attlegat sew produced was sot the ass gig be bed *NA or at d gag that it did sot poem toga ease almetries whisk be was to have bad and that begrech at bo limed it at I eche in the riming on his wedding iv his Night sat to hind him. In triply to ids Mrs.V mails ma adblevit eta** Wm the settlegg the pawed was mod ewe to Mr. Biggs ; get be wall gem what it mistrimel ; that be wested to hems elpsttre rain after the weithig. to with dm straggly art setressfolly objected. elm farther tread this as emir up is town to be mmHg Mr. Burgs go way dal, end sibe aged him what bs was Makin ▪ gam labia be mid be was thinkisi dent tie par tibia ha bed sligg sot gat be added, '• Thug my I, lem egirely at year maw." MI of which fame Mr. Blip madly sod windy dada*. Mr. bonthsate wee for Mrs. Blip; Mr. Taylor for Mr. B TIN Vine-Chancellor decided In &roar al Mr.. Big rood a perpetual iojrtrialen restraining Mr. Blip from in ging with his wife's property, and dinned a proper set tlement to be rammed. As for Tuscany, it is affirmed that the old Grand Duke will abdicate in favour of the Hereditary Prince, who at the battle of Bolferino rode by the of the Emperor of Austria. Fala► Piedmontess baps are going to the Ro magna. with Napoismes aonsent, to maintain ardor, and take tram the Prim all hope of recovering it by the help (ibis Swim guards. TIM Lag will sot hear a word 'boat the Confede ration. bat is pleased that the principle of interren ties is abolished. The French troops will not remain mach toiler in Rome. A congress has been proposed to meet at Zarich, and to consist of the three sovereigns of Atari', France, and Piedmont. There they would Mos the limits of the treaty el rook of whisk ties preli minaries have be ensconced by Miami& No other power is to takes part is the promoding‘ NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICUIALIT, JOLT IS. APPOINTMENTS. Ustlersts :J. S. Kam% iroCerreollM kr ostros to tro lOW= tot/ C. T. Warms, to tie Armpit; sod I. AL Wok" Ma ImOrtoria Amitiortirmarers larg, to the Goolmow Diumbelm; I. F. Aniriart, to Domo3; t T. Ar Mow lux ii. Cold- Icy. yip., le the Toners Cle - rk ." W. J. WI% Ile Ike laLiirisiss. Yhd :P. in le as Tapas. NOOLW11:111. JULY ItiTl NW or TooOro.--Tbr whole or the batteries et Asearty, emphime asp= to be sbriessel at tbis palm la sonnlerbe wilb me re eryssismia d tab regiortit, sonsmbiell ea do Osomia ossalag at 11 eels* it review cedar far a puma nib , busaiml lospolka by do Cloasedsat, Majer-Oebeital MINA Nib. sod Mot Trniesaisus add Addled, stem walk noseslasaled r dds pod dmizts paid Mew= sow Maid and areviatalr for cessarralas. M. Witham§ ad Iran re beau maraud W dia drat.dais eldpwrarlat this yard, vice Swill add Drown, PORTSMOUTH. JOLT The Neptune, 91, screw, Cavan Sir Wa Host*, Bert., sileared out of bertsour Ude dterwoa, rade a Mel if bt mbar a far rn St. dela* earl that sobered et By& head to tart la her leeremleell per, pesqlsr, ask Sc. Os issrls, It balk as foaled sad erred airy but port davit% • perdue at dr of bat its-walk, sod the caotata's girt, which woe asters. flhe Waled the flag of Adelina Wilber Hawke, C. 8., co rawadrag the Spit Busy, with 17 guts. The Collierrood, 80, was brought down aragskle dockyard to-day to be la reedier, to be towed to Chatham for conversion trio • screw. ties will be towed read by tir Virago, same doe% Oen. Dim, ea be, snivel froze the eastward. CHATHAM, Jain 18. The following communicatioa has been issued to the may at home and slated by oder at his Roy.] High er. the Duke of Cstabridge: "TM deasral Commanding la-Cklef baa remind tress the Sorestery of State for War • report from the Bawd of Teed. of the tarestigatica held to logatre tato the ammo( the dertthation by fire of the troop ship Sorters Illeassok, and baring submitted the seas to the Queen, he Each gratilkatian la seasomaleg se the ail are end sere who aeswe ea bond m th i es st te the whale army, thr Yety's @oiet WI the diedgithe and good with j displayed by Om =der wash trying dronmelentos. The Winn tad ME wore grid pally baralida tam lad* sad belonged to rectos& thei sm% bat all beam/ us Brigid edam site west to do in each perilous eltastime, mad ethiblited • grattfileg proof of the good his tad mealy sigtrk of the asp maerally. Tbreiegheat the onus hl cams of a saber there is as pod tkis be whisk he sea be pissed where ketkada mange, sad abeam* sea be mere emeallal an maspithene *ea apes sash oarless se Alpena, or the at sm. The displey them mteStlse be the Meteens taw adverted to is most me dicable, eadidess brag" to lent.-Oeiesel Alba, /let Ree ment, oommast, sad to all dm m a r meddlers who shared in that dreadfal agiunity.—By of Ms Boyd llighases, G. A. Warnintau, Adjutant eimi." 1 Iss Bak** 0, lestummat H. A. Northam, agog cos wradm, embed et this poet this afternoon bola Hog Legg sod Calcutta, to be paid oft into ordinary. the Map home • large number al ask sod wounded troops who teak part in the &otiose daring the loos war in Chia*, sad elm wend/ sad dioabled temps from ladle. Os the sated of the WM isle el the dockyard, the troops ware imasedlately loaded ad maldwally basposted by the ofgoors of the Malmo Feet Pta, whims them nquiriog surgical or needled 111111111=1111 IMO ardent to that unablishosent, and the nariwier one is SR buys iwtcd depot The Batiste ban bona la conendsitia wreath of two years. The Charybdis., 21, mew corwsUe, has been lathe into dock for the purpose of being copper/ and Stied /or the stem ordthary at Olio port. Terry's breech-loading rifle was ncoesstally tasted eme Liverpool we &turd*, bet. From one rifle 1,800 ahem wen Arad without the piece &shag, and several times Wm dine pee Waste were tired by Mr. Terry himself. WAILItVe BREECH-LOADING CANNON.—The BOW beerebterebee onacm, Messed by Mr. Many. armours , .the bd dent banshee so Woolwich, Itartsig bees braeght mkt the seem of the authoritilm at the War- Aloe, the Menke is sow havtag cone • breach-loadiag pm of Enoch larger diesuriess, in order that • sante ef permeate may be weds eel* it wider the superineedens of • heard of elliews with the view et •mmgg the seterierlty clenati ice et. The cams when ~ooeplsisd wld, the Yr Testa aim itildwris Men le to 20 ban pee slab, each at them bang Wows • diners. of 2,800 wets, or coo eiderably over • min The em eriority et Kr. Wany's In vention anises ta tut ben discharged by as mdlnary per marten lock, slaver at the side snraiog, cinitine the as et- Mee, dogleg the breech. and firing the pm—sit tnateetta namely eSectied by on alight movement. Mr. Reny re por to apply Me invention to the oratory meld gar sow is me he the Envies, all of which elm be rifled an shred to beech-loaders at a comparatively tribe, scrum. &PORTING. _._ TATISRBALL'B.-.-MONDAY. • moderate atioadatot sad very hide betting. Lifeboat wen the but iseeteries at the close for the Goodwood Stale*, as Union irk woe Ix the Goodwood Cup, whilst Leastag too weo la ease denewd tee both mate at the odds quoted. Por law St. 'AWN T rompeter... tricked at Bto Le about 1001. The dowel es the Nottuldhsto lisadlosp wets too %oiled to admit of wootatit.o. WOODWOOD VT1[1;0 •to I •01 Mt. Moak, • Lifttooi iu ter I Mr. W. mate.. tewsi,.tea Itl pse l Mr. Poor. Closoord to M 1 IN Aliabory toooprwolos 1100 to I oIooMIM lo I Mr 11.101 MOM. •112 CUP. IMer to 11100D•004 le I .et ears v. a. Logrsog.. Valor. Jock MI 7 Mr 1 Mr. 111.2%a Pnel••00 I OD 1 MIL /a 1.111•• Loomokrigok 0) LAMM& o IM if. IL MA • T. n imoolor OI DMLI it 4. 1 mg Peasse7to is I. 1 Malrena 40 le 1 V.. INSwer wl GMAT FIZZ Is CHEAPaIDIi, ClTT.—Leat sight, about 10 ti deaf, a der of an alearinag character, attracted with a serious downociii of Property, and which wee not ratiagniebed at 2 r:otra k tbt. noeutue, happesed in the ex reage of premiere trews/1y occupied by the Anchor Inenrsnos Company, but rerently tenanted by Messes. Fishers and IVA:vete, and known as the Anchor dialog ream, sweated to Cli.epeida. It sous that whilet one of the proprietors of ths nesoi-roonis was looking oat of window at the lughtning, hie attention wee &wicket, arrested by a large Meet of Lae playas round one of the upper doom He at onto Deno to the otineteeiso that the beadles was on dR sod he forthwith shouted " Fire :" At that Ilene flee females gore In one of the (root rooms, awl eight other tnelletdasle were to the upper pot n 4 the promises, as well se several where la the lower doors. 'fixes is the upper port tithe home managed to get to the first floor, w hes jamas, Meets al dame and hogs bodies of smoke wet than and prevented their arms by the regular way, and they were obliged to retest» Owls stops to the rooms they bed jut left. "(trey then tried to reach the root, but were cutopurtely prostrated by the het and smoke. Fixtenately they were asahlsd to get to is, of the 11041 yast et the nement Chet Ossasease Low, of the Royal Ethan,. snaps Meths, arrlvekaad he reseessdrl is bringing down la arty lb. U perm. Thefts by that tam had obtaiaed eopi.ls seeemies of the which was wend dooms Yoh, end strea were eatertaimed f o r the emilay if the pramisea. Mr. eacerlatendest lealdwood and by essitssai maid themselves to the shoat, and one of the firamen, wined Taylor, to be. eadsamare to get the ire eerier, had .sanded the stair, which tall to, and he was imalphattd to the bottom sod wifely lzusred. Law, the essdactor of the Royal Society's escape, was Mee badly at in mann the a mmo teem the hest shades& At the thee Ott. mama was alias the Ore ma set esti* sztasslthed, bat .11 danger 1 Ys lather esteaskin was ever. The bew...Lam hem essegad athent the nighties InJery, sod ere here the booms as Iss east ride, bat the premises m which the distaste cres • sassead en dremoyed, and the amen , . coseurel. The oefftal the the is salaam. petiorassee et the piece ailed La Vole Ba rrio, is shish the meat smarm sf the Preach ow the Arrstreete• ere espeteseei, bee creed at tee Theatre de la Pelee St. IlasYs. [Aavertamemaat..)--Hres's (Houczoraeate Cur-- 34u,, Com.-1111l eibmard r emid Sr Ur pritrApal " Y.l a s Y Is.. and gir. peclawa. Nags ligsI igs Is ••• 1 1.8 ha.* NOR admire. LoraimA* wiAdvartiaasmot. ANIMA AND 00170, Paper seem. Whoa is soils of la porf. No i hvie kg Ada num agt mar. aft,ll4ll.l.olAps le Ma: Ami.airiosewr M..-oAnlabe ko On: riipaistnA kr Da iktfANNANDOAA. any dr or gpaltl a ta i = s ares. New . =l64 :ll ;alD9grattis ara Orige, Pal 14, eliseisso, d&S'IZII INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CLACUIT.—Lucian, JULY 18. On flaturday evening Mr. Imam WiMem arrived here, sad opened the coatintrion. Ihis mamba Mr. CldelJnetioe &learned the crown court, Mr. Justice WiflM presiding cm the caw" side. The borough elder contained but three oesse—cas of stabbing end two of felony. Joseph Mowley 41, coal merchant, was indicted for felo niously d abble(John William Keen. Prisoner bed been to en inn in the town, and the company were c.haftleg him about his treatment to his wife. He be came excited, end on the party leaving he followed prate mator, and inflicted a wound two inches in length in lug loft side. He ens found Ouilty, and sentenced to Oast months' hard labour. Th. county calendar contains 8 cases and 13 prisoner's, all of ordinary interest. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Woicissaa, JULY 18. Buskins commenced in both courts at ten o'clock tido morning, Mr. Justice Biles presiding In the Crown Court and Mr. hooks Wilke at NW Prim. Altogether %Wawa. 33 prisoners foe trial (city sad county), and ems canes% three of which are inserted to special prism Cnowte Coostr.—(l3efore Mr. Justice By lss.) 77.400ph015i Dutra, enrineer, was &arm& with attiring llama Bask of Ilagismd noir at Dudley. The primmer bears • very badtfiereat character. In the month of October lest he made a dement upon Dudley, end pasted off several forged Bank of Ragland notes upon the tradesmen. Two cams wore proved Maisie him, and a former conviction also being proved he wee sentenced to ten yens' Reseal aerated*. Paws.—(Before Mr. Justice Willes) His Icsrdship hes been occupied nearly all day in hearim en notion for assault, whkls was not concluded when our report was despatched. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoRx, JULY 16. NINI Puvs COURT.—(34O3II Yr. Baon Warm) POTTIM P. SLAND.-LIADILITY OF INNKILEPLII. Kr. M. Patter, commercial traveller to Melia Ellis mid Tof Leaden. sued Mr. Bland, of the Old George Inn, , for 811.9 e., which, it wee urged, he ought to pay ty moon of hie liability , in coalmen with other minkeepere, to mks good anything lost at his home, if there was no rzgeses "or other circninstanoe out the part of the person ty which put on end to that liability. The 5aa. 9 .7 staying at the house of the dolendant an the 29th of April, and on his lilting to rest Mat light be bolted him room door. On the following mandag he Sand the door slightly open, and hie money gams ; and It *seeds, appeared that th e thief had tees essedol in Ids mom. A person named Clark, who bee druid a goal deal lately in the metropolitan and n her =left the here early that morning. He was &pers te Landes ea suspicion of having committed the robbery, bat toss sot of onfticient evidence he was dis charged by the Trek light/fates. The plaintiff had exposed hie money in the eammercial 100a1 in the presence, it is of Clark, who is ► 3 ming man of very respectable mimosa*, and it woe consequently submitted that he had bees 111114414 end not entitled to recover. The Judge, however, was of opinion that thee had been normative*/ on the part of Mr. Potter, and The jury, therefore, under his lordship's directigt, found a verdict for the plaintiff for the fall amount claimed. JULY 18. CROWN COl:RT.—(Belon )11. Justice Hill.) THE HELL MURDER. John Riley, 36, was charged with the wilful murder of Alice Riley, at Kingston-upon-Hall, ea the 3rd of July inst. Ths Framer, who is a thin, callow 19utina man, armed fastiaa trousers and • short white Enoch, ant has as . . try of gisidedaitt gudty. sad Mr. Cross (lEstructed by Mum. C. sad iAll=ters, Hall) prosecuted; Mr. West, by re quest of tie boo skodjadge, defended the prieoner. Mr. Thempeaa stated the case. The peas iner and his elegem were mea and wife, and had live! together for about twelve yore, se they had children nearly that age. They had leaded he some time in Lincolnshire, where they had seeder quarrel, when, I. come s uence of the rums, taking • knife sad thastening his wife '• life, she left him and 11813 t to reside is Hall. Her husband vielted her from time to time while she wee living there, and finally went to reads with her altogether. The peismar now seemed to be very indolent doing nothing lot the support of his wile and tunny, but de: pending entirely upon the exertions of his wife for his sue mamma,. Mrs. Riley seems to have been very clever as • moinstress, and she earned la this way mealy ruff -lent to keep her and her family and her wretched hus b and for some Lima, and the latter, wben all boae.t moans failed, actually forced his unfortunate victim to prostitntion to acquire moony ta mild) , their daily wants. It slime about this time they had frequent quarrels, the Maenad Musing the wife fif not earning money enough to keep him bloomer, sad Me oa the other hand ramming to drink to drown bee enrn.w. In May last they had (another quarrel, sad the ne'ghbouni, on going into the room, found that the poor woman had been very badly used, and was with mum difficulty recovered. TM prisoner was brought before the tomb trate far the assmalt, when he was sent to prima fee one mouth. Oa being liberated in Jane last be retained to her wife, but did not seem to hero bed any ;dray with demised op to the time of toe murder, which took place a toeteight since. The Wait boy had gone out for the day, sad la his absence the prisoner and his wile bed breakfast together, and the comae of the morning had vim, drink, both hmehand end wife teeming to be in very good tempees. no woman, it *poem., always west to bed when she had got any drink. ea steep off the effects, and having had some on the Banda} , lelellanir, in the afternoon Ms neared to bed, premiudy. how ever,telling • woman who kept the 10.41 nm-boom to mil her at 6 o'clock, Oa she wanted to go out to tele tea with a Mad. Soon after this, the primmer told a hula boy, Ws eon, le on out sod play. and he did so, no , returning mita three o'clock the slum afternoon. The prisoner Mktg now alone, locked the door. and it is pre. gamed proceeded to commit the dreadful imet of 01 , tilai kis wits s throat, for within • short period from ilia time, aeighboar wanted to borrow a asumpan. or somulting toe domestic use, and she, finding , the prmostra noen door locked, showed " Alice, Alice,' but reared no mower. She than want rontid to the room window, sad called oat the worsests mans again, bat with no batter memo. Just st His time however, the woman heard • crack, or a notes sr esurelbeg it, beside the mum, and she then opened the window sad meshed be. To her horror she saw the prisoner Mamie( • by die met She immediately alarmed the neigh' care, sad • sea rind Richardson proceeded into the room. He had a esepieirm at writing being wrong with any use but the primmer, sad of coarse proceeded quickly to cut hm down. Lib was not extinct, sod so he left aim to the care of somas other penons while he and • man named beige'se went to Meted to awaken the wife, whom they footed with her throat cut la meths mamma that death most hare been iv wituttamoom. Oa a telble mar the bad, but sat of neat of the dearest, wee Mad • .tomaloa table knits covered with blood. The IS big crime aberred nub the end sothtog. Os = ie mershed sad esainiasd at the states-boat, some eift a bleed were found ea his clothes, sod be (prima) said thre bed been the result of accident • for days before. Riley Agroirds tasked somber policeman named Pearson eannehleileile hems would be mat to, and afterwards added, Ilse bolls lea kr Mess orith woo di* h e she atimagasi le me my throe& with moms time before." The primmer farther =pleb& that the blood an has mooch and elect einem use buns • est is hie heed some time before, sad err Hem when the 't row" cosuresated. The prisoner alas et lb, thee added, "It's no am laying I' Ea Mamma wbea I'm wt." Tbn minor • for the prosecution fully proved the abbe hilg o gad Kr. Wert addressed the pry, maleadtag that ea safortuaste event had occurred in a quarrel, sad therefore that the ofhace wee resasteughtee only. The jury farad the prisoner Guilty of murder, sad eat linos of death tau saxediagly pronounced. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The July skewer Quieter firer= co rinsed yester day morning at the GrOdbell, Wielesimiter, Wire Mr. Bodkin ? Antormat-Jados, Mr. Pays., deputy, and a bench of mummies. The.cedar was very light, time being tut 39 primers for trial-36 for filmy, sad 3 for mis demeanour. The hatistemt-Judgo delivered the cherge to the grand . moo tto 1311110 YAMS CH LIACIIIISe—CACTION. John Orem, a barman, was Wired for stealing U. Id., the minim of William James Smith, his muter. Mr. Cooper prosecuted. Mr. Itibton wee counsel for the T A M Th. ore is holt was !try simple, bet after it was over Molinaro were sole, which rioderld it an important one, Scour vietuallen employing bermes. ;V e r s e 11Ye to ssertr, Mr. Smith, the poreinere of the !lag sad Queen st Perldiagtoa. rem sad the pelmet beaten Ids barmen wince Pahrery bat. itakkg &Modesties to his reeetpla, although he had bed more hem is them mard, be mate to the otothesion that be wee liet=o " leed, end rewillegly took romans to detest the thief. reused for the purpose, and ths_peremer wee dateeted= 3e. Id. to his wsietoost pocket. The promestee hod lost, be =lodated, about 40/. during four weeks that he had been laid up with illness. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and a forme convic tion was preyed spinet him. L August, 1866, he was con victed in this court of a like oilers end sentenced to a month's hard labour. Mr. Cooper then said he aeasidrd it his duty to inform the court that there wee no doubt the primer was It Isere and mixed up with a gang of pins whereat about germ( situations as harm by means of tales elersrseters, for the sole purpose of robblag throe who emplaped them. In this ors the very person who peeths prisoner the character spot the strength of wtdsh Mr. took him into his len* wrote to the premier, asking him to let him have as Err mossy as be coaled, so he was about to take ported= of mother house, and routed to pay the brewers. The promoutor, at berg celled back into the witness box by the learned judge, end in answer to ble kedehip, that the person who gave him a character for the prisoner was Mr. John Newsmen, who kept the Sun Tavern, in Gray's•lon road, and sow kept the Golden Lir, in Deurstrest, Soho. In the • drawer be bend a later from Newman, kDe er Jim," agree, mirth money as he could co Story, as M was rag to Mk, y =eiok on Thsralay, sad bad to pay the browse on The Aselateste:adgo—Bad the primmer boat In his undo& P Pmestaba—He mid so, sad that he had no farther and at his seawkes, as his ova, 16 years old, was eosin _house hem school. The pawky hoe lived at the Right Bah at Ormawich, but was diseharged on erplieloa of robbery, and it was Newsome who gave him hie character far that Ora tion. That was shoot a week before I took him foto my w eir I trod to prosecute Newman for giving film obseschwa Mr. Rikka objecend to the introduction of ads matter. It we. azleameeme to the primener's case, and had eidenere to a soatampated sharp egoista some Mho The habitant-hip mid ha thought it=dirint bear ing ea mm, slt ended to show that the primmer was mimed up a epeeist of robbery by moms disks chernotere sad to this Imams these wm written proof of theories who tad glom the eb/Neetef by which the poleseer get Oh fns tam, mixing the prisoner whisk that nitastisa to wank him with a lona at as math massy as he souk to amble MA he psy his brewer. Where mob' he that that money would UM from, the prisms" Wei bet • Irmo f It was axe that there was a pyres, and it most be stopped, es it as lie court had the means of stooping tt. Ths=at hogs were mat deeply intonate' k wok getting titueWne of west by M vilaibir clisrookis, and as the prisoner had already bad eke couviottaa foe the mks sot ell offence, the sentence was that Its be kept to pemd amelandi for three years. Havre goosed the Whim whith the pea secntor h.d produced, relmosiljoloslllllllollll VIM Is he returned, sad told him they wit he lospoetsat striamoo against the giver of the faho theresto. Mr. Cooper said this tress maw gimplly afecting kaiak► rests of the whole body of Hammed vistuallers of the mew Toe prosecution was at the bistros of the LiONIMPI VlO. toilers' Protection Society. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Ellen Gal, a young woman In the service of a French laundeess, was charged with stealing a gold watch and ap =L, the property of Mw,anie Louise Antrermann, a ay arrived from Germany, et her hotel, the New York, he Leicester-street. Me. Albert inu rpreted the evidence, both French and German. The lady deposed that she raw the property pate at twenty adnutee to ten yesterday morning, sad immediately after an intereare with the laundress end her woman (the prisoner), whose she bad sent for, she missed it. The wee on her bed-room drawers, and the prisoner, durleg tie olden she gave the principal, wee nearer to it—in tact, dame. &era the French laundress end they left, when she glanced at the drawers, discovered the iOll4, and ran down stairs after thus, and insisted on their returning and being searched. While she was searching the prisoner, she beard something drop on the floor, and, looking, found the watch under the prisoner's petticoats and the prisoner's foot upon It. Committed for triaL Mr. Willem Raman, of Fulham, the proprietor of Ald ridge's Repository, St. blertin's-laiie, was summoned for threatening to horsewhip Mr. Daniel Moore, of York Villa, Kensington, " whereby he apprehends bodily berm will be dens unto him." It appeared that Mr. bloom, who ha surveyor, as the agent for Captain Cotter, heel let • hones to Mr. Freeman at 1801. per annum, in July last year, end that some miseudermand nig arise reverting the time of the first quarter's rent, the expiration on the one side being held to be Michaelmas end on the other Christmas. On the 18th Jane last, Mr. Moore, meeting Mr. Freeman in hie phse on driving in Hyde-park, saluted him with a bow upon which Mr. Freeman, lustead of returning the same,drove op , to hie side along tbe footpath , and alled him ' a scoundrel," end said he did not know him, and then followed him some little (Simmer, and making one of the same expletive and epithet told hiat he spoke to him he would horsewhip him. and that he had better go and perjure himself elsewhere. What he meant by the last remark he could not tell. lie bad been ince ill, or he should have procured a summons against him earlier, u be considered himself in danger from his violence- The complainant was cross-examined, hat nothing mate- 11•1 to the ca as resulted. chneace eras tam tiers was no real ground for a sum mese in this cage. Idr. &don said he eras of quite • different opinion. Gentlemen should at all times understand that such brutal and unberosnog lenguage eras not for • moment to be tole- rated. He eboull require the defendant to enter Iwo reeor Wanes to 1001. to keep the peace towards the complainant. SOUTHWARK. Jolts Butchfr, driver of the City Atlas omnibus, belonging to Mr. Alfred Richard., was munmened by the South Eastern Raillery Company for Weisman on their incline at London-bridge, and refasten to leave when desired. After the examination of several other witnesses, Mr. Henry Dyne, superintendent and Matron-muter at the Leadmobridge terminus, said be had charge of the company's property from the gates to ell the termini, and from 1816 tip to the present time ttwy had slsrsys bad privileged °wa hines there. It was rater and moreconveetent to the public. They paid for the privilege, end the money went towards paying the expenses of the police. The defendant knew that the incline was private property, sad, efter setting down hie passengers, he ought to have quitted when told. Mr. Sleigh Feld that the que.tion was whether the defen ded hod not n right on the incline, which was to all intents sad purposes a putlic place for the public to town to end thee %nano dispute to his entering with passengers. There-, fore, he ought to have been allowed there to take up others. He elludtd W to. Cade tried in the Common Pleas in 1857, be fore Jeanie, Cockburn, " Marriott v. the South theaters Railway." He was en omnibus proprietor at Twickenham, and plied to the Kingston station, and the excluded him to the edvantage et another proprietcw. Us obtained an Injunction. He also called his worship's attention to another similar use 'tiniest Huttherford-maket, tried before Lord Chia Justice Jarvis in PM. There it was shown to he • public place, and that vehicles could eater and remain •ressonable time toast down and take up. Mr. Rees said that in the asses of " Marriott v. the South Western Company," the injunction was granted because Mr. Mrrriott dieted to obey the claspany's raise; whereas the defendant in the present caee refused. Hi. worehip washd see the use telly reported in the LatoJoeirsal of 1857. Mr. Combs said he should not decide the case without looking carefully at the reports ; therefore he should remand the ease for a week. ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT AT THI HAIIPWTHAD Ponns.—On thsedey evening Mat a bey, apd 14, named Jame. Toonty, of Whitehall•wherf, Cenets-row. West minster, was drowned while bathing In the third pond,' Rempeteed-heath. waking the Mk indivldoel drowsed In these ponds thls seasia. THE SUSPECTED MURDER OF A CHILD AT LEEDS. —The other day we reported the omelettes' of Thous. &Nth, who wee noppmed to hove destroyed the Infest childBNtth, of Lllse Maxon, wttn whoa he had cohabited, on it Marge of ite dins the Want'. clothes. Within the lost feer days Mono, has become Masse, hoes the anxiety and excitement so which she her been recently enbjeoted, end Am will be "MOM, to the West Riding As)lnto at WokaliskL—lode Mowry. [AdlllitilllNNUl.]--HOL h LOWAT ens 'S PILL — H♦PPS- MINA a. hawse sea Ss INSSIL TWO Is. Perms sof .8 Mb Isils•Ss mouth say uNiasupre slim4iNstalsr sag lisi* man st Seas aus :r* mil& • as. assend . = Iwo MS re NeNNENS sdals st arm soli' NOW Is seta as Or inilMhs HS& MK roe from d NIS SisOPssr , 13 PM.16 11:7111111 1111 110i iht 3 W il aj N =Zi ga tilit= slew Yet AnsuliZl•leser wee a worse sf thew enwomite ewer too le wee., etas ENS la Witt ksimisz Zr,. OM most lagglos. - TILE LAT.'S RAILWAY ACCIDENT IR SCOTLAND. The following is a detailed account taken from the Glasgow Daily Mail, of the accident which we briefly nolicel yesterday : ° Oa Saturday night • collisios, attended with vary 1.1167•14 and it is to he tasted In WOO of the are with fatal, oonsegneiree, metered is the Greens* settles of the Cele doaian Railway. The wrens of the disaster, by which some sixty pereom were mare or leasinanred , thißishopton Tun nel, sad the drenmeteaeminder which them:Mew occurred am. se ir ea we hem hen able to meartain. b.-iefly sa follows :— The 7.20 Pal. train from Orsmook, which was an extremely heavy one, bring filled with excursionists who had left town for the purpose of sejoying the Fair holiday, on reaching the Bishopton Tunnel was sub jeMed to a great diminution of its mud, owing, it is ebbed, to its great weight and the all ' of the mils; and it was just about to emerge m the tunnel, who a goods-train, which had left Greenock some twenty minutes after, dashed into it, smashing asverel of the passenger carriages. The collision was so violent that army of the pasien were pitched out of the carriages on le the line in all suetainiog, several of them, very severe injuries. It appears that very shortly before the con - eine °marred the meager train had left the Laughank station, thed that it was then a good deal behind time, end the goods train nearly doe. Both trains were Immediately nextand the injered parties having been placed upon in carriages which had not been damaged by the :hock they Wife couveyed to Paisley, where those of them who lived la the ' nerlizrhood were taken out, their wounds being attended to Dr Amass these was a little boy, mined W Kelly, from Riderslie, who saa taised $ fracture of the thigh, and had to be removed to the isfirseary. The rest of the wounded passengers were =to Glasgow, where on the arrival of the train at ten they were annelid by Dn. Fleming, Tyndal, !how er l's Dunlop,end who with Mr. Edgar, elation meater, and Mr. Robb, assistant superintendent of polies did everything in their power to alleviate their sufferings. lifireechers having been procured, several of the wounded Wile coaveye2d to the Royal infirmary, sad others not so awkoisly Mimed were taken to their respective homes. *wag them most seriously Injured were the following : —Mr. hide" tisk 14, York-street ; collar bone freithred, the iefeepertem. Amass Fared, 63, New Fennel; dengerom Weep as do whet Jade Adams, 9 Grove street; alma sad iron loaptoosly Injured. Mr. Auc.hter hi" thigh fractured. G. Don nie. 33 Miterliartat, Ca Lynalastrarsweat• ftan ; chest obviously iojorsd. Jame ,ifs draw, Leeds • chest and legs wounded. Wean 111Vnapw and Willem Murray, Netherlee. The 1 =Z a a Wlaiam& the latter, shoulder dislocated. =l (llenday) the medical attandeate Sr Meow, dal ail amaartaia hwea that Mr. Jacobsen,/ Awe Pond would survive the effects of the octant. Owing to the dada of animus, ma of which (a aro dam) I wee literally amealud to piscsa - the line was blocked up, awl Ilarthar traffic petwaatad for some time. A nosaber ad wcekrneo, however wars speedily despatched to deer ▪ the obstru ction ; sod by three o'clock yes terday morning the last train from Oreesoek strived Is (Rogow. It would be difficult to describe the dismay end oonfoaion which prevailed at the mouth of the tunnel when the accident took place. The shock filled each breast with alarm. Women, with their babes clasped to their bosom, shrieked aloud; and Mende, trembling with anxiety as to the fate of those dear to them whom they knew to be In the train, hurried about in the darkness of the tunnel, fear ing lest their relatives or acquaintances might be among the lojured. The scene at the Glasgow station, where many anxious friends were collected, was also very affecting, and y much unessisess continued to be felt by th us who, C l irt a friends who had gone to the come on the Ba'arday morning, were apprehensive lest they might have been en their way when the collision took pima, end been among the MARKRX& IN3 POLEIGN CORN TRADE. Masai - Illanirs Zonal Una Me alament of Se pada nem and lag wailer. the Pada I floor menala taagiaa ala. eta geogailea for omens. roan 47 441 tea Pgsr La UM. lama le 31a. Pie Mau MOM). , won • to of Mary bola dam to the Moot mop by tho carom Ma W thlo apt a prlow to it ma% term the far arks Ma lap ha at 44( VI Ida tar the ease math lomat to • Yea. a Meta 0. 1. la Ma than woe aq Ma Pam. bet to add et was amanto camas 00.. to lf. po mok ea !anew eta ' Pd. to a 4e. per 4?.). M7a md teagy won nab monad. Lad alba Mom Mt teas ma an gram to oeta ; Man bladi bobs war* in. 40e. pm la kilos. into. tld. par me. Maw ravaged was =dm platilay to mina . me sold at M. to 311 f. as VW 100 Wow Pl2O sew Tellobam lad add at 61 tram pie 190 TM rep Mss coadand good. bot made bad oat s r mad. The anamed of tho pantry Mast maroon waa antally dommema lima, Nguema. sod Mello al being U. pa boa lowa May b. M. a gr.). Theo aro groat eau at Mangano. the assomegoont drams maim pea joy. -anemic was maltand. TM gnat boat smodeced 9 Balm Inno may the area bet andelarge aka anfasourable. Lea Me t Zli addled alb Mora sod fr.C . Z.. . The dry maths, maga* cheated tie potato li =er to crop of ran oar ramsood wen naafi Nal Men. Moab Antwerp Ma 0017 10 WED, twat OUT. keen Mindy wee Is. to lower. TM Botch madam wen mash la lama date. both saga and rya bag aimed dame. Hain Inn more dispried to a old of age old maks. as lamas wear hara.t. Mairieht was la 6.1 a or. dater for Mat and ed. fee no At Boudreau the Mane la IM 7 gmitne law la dd. tog.. Me bat Mag ma all gated as. pee gr. TM ham lila Banana arta am ar from aboa 3r. to pm gr. 41=.st amee. ea quite stalemate Beata star a dalfog of My la pa Volla *ISOM make; sad mane was am st Battle. TM au tee eta at 1iaw10.61,1 IMO fns M. b 4410 Poet , Ban um alma wonted a Baia the hat brim too area for the mai but Ma oat, of the pelwaq was neadsokoy. cam. beam tie ILm n aell ma bet ma; the foram for Jay and , woo mad rim. 104. per Q.; ass. at the sum porletWlL per Q. Otalerl Mae alma a Bab a 16..9.. gad en at 1. 61 par m Mati!a bL pie qr. Tag been taeanaetla Mesa at Stockholm, at frogs Kaet to a., 1m awl balm to 36a 6d.. mod Gag P. fa peer. B. Mae has In an adabourbood rot Odom bod bale blab a m mide: a bet - Ma orepslAl l Taoriaci s• ...Wk. of bukl• Mlw. .0d °mats wen coa la ace of Ma pol boner, ma In rnae. But little dam ohislea prime. but they ma female mime in Mme.' Mom The annals of new an at Pmyrnia mad the dull ..i.l from Dome, an Maw doma men. Mita of You:nolla wa• emoted 474., sod May to 11Ia M. ter eater. pane at Tram ay aclining, for want of a foreign haulm At Genoa Meat wee In to 4 OA. tor gr. cheaper. with tray ap. awes a a Mar dada, ktals2 la, also fully per v. rkaspr. glom wen. nada for nation pargosew wade win Aesonotrfrom Mara won mods more careful than of tato yak a mamma Wm tone t ; a ono exp.-4.1 to bo atuodsot. Vas eon of what a.log well t 10.4. Yd hay. Primo ma amitently doellMoi la all iced canal Al Now Tort Mae Ma ban UtUs agora in the sea o' flour. tho 0 4 0 k, 0101 ,0 01aa gemmed the or an I adios bong Imaroved dam. to Oa 4101 W 000. bowl to 740 M. en bed. ezta to 6 dole Sec. Ma Mt, airs old remiano Oh to 6 dol. lie. ag o , oral Oaf Oga 111.1. ears °comer 7 dola. to In dole peg bd. =11e11179.1. Ha maaalned lis aue. but old we admit Mar. Mat ma la bad Morons' to. to 3s. pie Gil. to la. per 19 1. mitagno amino from Me. m put. pot sail At Manors the tat al 'thug wan nomlnolly worth IB4l`. err .. b"hc:.' °C. latrr.2 pr oft F. v.,. At Philadelphia Ne was gonad 1 dl. nes. Mu per V alr g awarre a.. 4 10 0 . au. M. pm tot). Flom wen aeYn at ' ; gain Ulm t dole. 'llO. MM. led.). amble gam to ' Ple. 1.305, 1 , el.). Late borate : 0.000 beig. Moor. 1.000 barb • Mat. Napa, 6.600 Maas stmt. MOO baba gala. Mai , Mu meals. 1.100 brl.. nar. AdVIeW *Ma MUM' met Mtn!. e ' se to the demand roe gnu., eat rut to wbea; page of both um obaragd. Manna allow aro. , and pram West Omit% ate pie basal. LOSDON WYIOILY DOOR ISSITSII6.....Ists I. 48a6t46d Dell S 1 Pr.lSesis. ISM Sesaib—W sg lad* sib 1.144 44.740 14,70 11•441110. ..4.44 131V6 = g aad Imp 4.41 4.5411 114.44 117434 Swaim Oarsis—W.L.— (oft 13 2 ISI4 II t 34 .441 114 182 '685 '33 Owls& ..... --orb 3.41 2.4 T -8 Z... 41 1. 11 10.116 Imp 168 361 11.416 12.474 Pali= Oat. 4.148 4.722 ...... sesks, ITS WIN 11.47. TALll.ol l 7.—ones the prewar, of ralaninenentat by the conctorion of and tattoo inertia d.dm.d 1.. 6.1. tenon,. witil to the early hart ad Wtseek. W. 3.1. and even W. was no:opted for deiteery to October and lawn:thee, an in.. for es tele moot Later to the week then enr.• re .clon. and on P•turdne sfo eanto red for Into periods n 6.14..7. rr... el. Veer-bora Oninertet I. onond pates 464 donut. Ea • to :unwinds. ilecrunge, 341. To.day tiro rowan ban Oren sonde. Usnoth Knout activity. eta oar ciodnr priureans : Boot and .11 J.U. 5.3 e. 41. to 53.. 544 Anton and detonator, 64e to W. id; October and D•cnoher, 544. Ad. to bin. 64 ; sipounialy. AK; town tallow. 50. 3d. oat ran; 0 era Kiev. 17a. id. to 63r. al; ditto beef. I.le. to Ns. 04.: aouth America, 61, to 83, id.: You. h tat, la. 94.; mho oil. *a to 44a.; cocoanut 01, Col.bi. 42.. 104..41.W. Ceylon. 40a. lad. cortoit —LtTrarooi., Jrtr IL—TN min d rottoo tOda7 aaitaa•wal K 6.0041 Lalea. ♦ apart math/Sat eauaro►J a tttwt. OATTLlL—Ltrstreet, Jett It —The 'apply a beet .t market It WNW the. teat Weeder: of mutton sod I .tab •tas ler. Owlne to the fltrear beat of the weather. the thluatel Is •low for each. mid pram 111.6.1. 1 1.—L0500n. Jr‘i 13 —Buddies Mat trarlay, Bd.; Da vlAcdo. Wert 11nrsier.184. , Nand. Hartley. .6+ ; 11•6.•1 11 . 1 .... 14 , 3.1.; klulynell, IS, ; ilanr•rd's W. Hartle,. Tandeid Ynor. 1:n. Tandeld Now Bel., 13, 341., *saw Prnornr., 131. ; 1 1 /y law. 1,111, • W.ll. End tt1.14/611. 15, dl.. Walls H ell, 11,01: 11 111 1 .1 End linnon, 81; Wa.lis End Ituftels 11+.1...n. al.; Wan. KW elouth Helton 13,. 31. ; Wsl6 I:nd en.pop. 113. 61.. Wall , End'tanle pod. 17, Wan.. Nod EleuzA 11W, 16s. Id., WIIII4 lEnd Iloa. Id,, dd.; Wslto rod IMF liartleponl,l..; Wail. End F.. 11111 1 4 It:, dd.; Walls End Whltwollh. it, 1.1.; Stlon. I,uer“,, 21., Cl.. Powir• Nary - n[4MM 31). 103. di THE NEW PORK STOCK 214RKETS. The peaition of the stork mark-te at New York to thus noticed in the Circular of 3lvlero. Catonsanu and Co., dated the 6th rest, and received tart evening : The Stork Market Me heft wry Inanimate Noce our 144 repilit of the 41.1 Wt. For thy le.t new days beAueso Sim hewn latorrutsed the no mmen of the rolu.mal holiday, .o lite ale. nee of now? from the eliy, the bawd of bream luktlng .dl , rood Imo the tummies Of Me I.lllllla 1N 6th htet The Ileettettlens h.e. leen un itipnrtant, nod the MM. eases of plc. rather doeuaant, but the wai1...1 to-da. closed ISM. alit/peel gilt dull. The WO pA UMW+ , ut lutertot due the 14 hat- Wl* taut with coo , ..lerat-1 • proms,. ne.., the poly Important new erfaulte Mina by tee P Fort ti soot, tool klitesto Itailmait Company, Mayan the 14 moms" hoe& of the h e and Penne)itanla .4 Yore May. and flume" hall.. Conituotte. The con,t..), lo c oed of catmint oto these hood., amt Mon of the Ohio omit lo Musa UMW aeowet. to serretnenk now op., to Ned three weelleaal -than dies It mad 18110-1.1.. eve )901 10 rer owl. Making feed hones. sr Stem Auer. with the ateeptket of Peru. treats maim nee% of worst 411010001:4 Oft 1111.11.1. The bletart of the ferlatcht ores , neerani weed,. Mtrouri tlittl be mid NC ham, o 4 b e.I a Iparalt; Tabuomes Mi. at 91 Murat eft. Nl4 es, lateral ' Topple Sale at PT. Mmaou i.e. es. Ithreeen Mae at 101. tatereet ow: North fannies Ilea at till i t el a IntimMlmt deaterty nut , at 1011 to M 14.1210,04 m: Ott. Wei Met ea* are ISM et 1.4 es teleran: Are Twit elven. 1514. at 191 bl9ll. ea Intereot; .ad Calms% &rote *44 to rI, Intones on. Uwllwa /Yaw. 10•20 are .1w erode. vita *to It now ef at lint. Mir mid.. le WC es inignmo4 ; sad al Ftwol'.. te74. at let Inter,et en. Intle et Mang, fat anion bask; aril 10 4 WM,* .10. 10T 1•110111•0 a eraroad Weds the email le alma without ankaatka t eel w oas=f4=9. has 1•41111.0.011000 br011.11101*111•1. 1110 aka se Melee bre eery %late new Yore Oestral idea W hine Mee 'AI at ne to 10 to PD. limns. ISM, et e) or Mk awl MI6 ag III: Yds Pot Xvrlap UUUUUUU /writ& NNW,. at SI, an Met IT; Awl.* liver ltnt Idoilmeet at MI to IS4, end Awned laws at Dl: Iliad, amid Osesitmellimj4ot te lOC eel nee at 94. dictdged OM 111414 NI 144 he/ et le SO ; Memo end iir.in Wed, rem at IS • *Am Clime. Ilmt Mort .. 0 1 1. 816 . eseriers. !UM Jlmidedot m dd. sin. 08 Wall 14 N. MI Seem& M 40: Melded lodiatut t Om ;ea Imam& et 0 ; Wide, W sod °Moak rem Memesce, at ;I t sod weed dessase at 411 to I smlTerds mods Idea dltoe. dee a s igeretrade, "" nurse are Ail greedy sedeedind of Ms rte. lbeed tele trade, tile lIMMID lor Jose big eseerttbstend les theedmaoss umm earegar . .... Is mud NM Meresse tram Ikose of het yew • tredeloilembs= Mr islls ...tsp. I! market Moles ltdime ere teem, the Rueful°. a Maros fres Ore of 11E1 redid ell Pm Imm. to NC. , WeiMmildel : 1 milloolled4 sod Tillie ; 1 Id dams sad Mese° . 1 Ursa troorbermemminseomil 4 lagmemitas& sed I to Iberian Mood Ossimi ' sr le deems, emir %be mg., 4 ...s lims teem Leedom and Wm Mel 8 ver s ir Tke Itmorn't Ma ned °entry time delsosild mob dleldesd et 41, me dm Lisle M sad 4 der mt. Ille v = .. Neftet les beim Misr Isere sedm la mmesqu mee of in tarty Mon I* MA ,end the , and blast retie awed lIIINI elleadoi co mil Wm, bathe .sold pibee sloes dem mere OM kora 6 to C. smil Melmmt of to 1 1 me. Tremor/ seem of Os Ye Immo esil ey . remedme ftt et. eod 7.111t0 8 fee 0 per meta Ile leek room to rN . MINIIIIta ....., 01 IMIIMIS fi 601.678 dela he time, sots Imam WWI del. In .reeie. "Ito mode of ear - Nose WADI ads, eel Om ttemepts of g rid tram Cleldeelis 1.00.M1 doh Pot Persign /sedans.. lismedget Is Mai. MI6 insteer I Lerman( deemet T8.A1710 BRTURNS. I.UWATIL Mu Pa► 6 =Tatal. Total WA. U5B. Wesg= Jaw IL ate, Mfrs A A Dalookaankel ..—.. 1,3‘.1 2.Va 1.36 Week maw 3* 1. sneak sad rasa mama .... 181 373 ats 17,5 1,10 Gnat 'IMMO Cards -- 4.43 1,0• 0 4 1.3t0 6.179 Elia WV= m m 4Awsisro sal Wait @Mk loomsnazi July U. los :3.2.36 27,319 1486 ". 111611".41"119791 14.a31 3.167 17.836 17431 ciiiii . :=7.7. - -7. - - -- .7., SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTY._ ---- - - . Siby. of Waterford, Caplan ICarassall, ha. bean We'd In berg by a plaot boat, after baring nean abandoned In a leaky meta by the am, who nudge be, lids enoranan-Flymeath, hay IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Borodino (foamless J/Jp), from Cardiff for Miaow* S dam July 7. lon 24 SO Wt. Barroventa Pao Liverpool for 110 Janeiro SO days. June S. Ist S BS 0:Iss1M F. 4 Blehop, from New Orioles for Loodee, Jura 71, dr TOMO.. COM. araplirey, from Liverpool for Plillndaiplaia, July 1,14 S 9 tS. — ice 72 18; Jolter (Rontrog irk), Coo Cardiff for illighono, Jose 9, Li 7 N. lem IS 19 W. hoar. has Alpo Bap kr London, Joao 8, Lt 88 2 N, Ira 48 18 W. flosorl C Goat, at lobo. from Mobile for Liorsool. Joe 11, id 83 It. lea 77. Wooreck, tram Now Odom for Liverpool. Joe IS. lit 80 29, lets 79 11. aniMaisce (214). for &Oak* July IL lat 49 It N, los 211 W. Tratalgu. from Madras, Jos 11, let VI Is N. km 10 4 W. Vricar. from London tar IMmtar, Mora N. Ist OM 4I B. Ire II MIL Vas, from SoGorlano kr Coto Juno IS, It it N. ll W. FOREIGN MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY.— The Le Plata left hare this day with the West India sad Pacific mails. She took out 82 painasgers. Amongst her aim was specie to the value of 4801., sad jewellery worth. 3,0001. The Sultan also left here to-day with the Spanish and Pertognese mails She tout ems seem amongst whom wee Viscount Cavan. film also took • specie to the rains of 60,0001. for Liam. The Haratsig American C,•mpany's ship 'fauteuils left hare to-day for Nov York, with the German and French mails sad Bashi& aldp malls. She took out 223 passaging frail Hamburg, Franco, and England, and a fall canto. The war between Frame end Austria having terminated, the traffic more the United States to Germany by emageny's vesashi • will. it is expected, be shortly as gnat es ever. TRIESTE, JOLT Il.—Advice. from Leghorn state that the government has officially announced that Austria& captains may take poiseasion of their respective reseals which have bees captured in the late war, but are lain to ail until further orders. The Austrism vessels which ' are sti ll lying there ars the ships Carla aid Aisidna, sad the brigs Doreen P. Africeao, sad Hiss TELEGRAPH AND MAIL-PACKET CONTP.ACTIL The select committee of the Hasse of Comm@ appointed to Inquire into the mail-packet and telegraph costracm met yesterday. Mr. Cobden occupied the chair; and the mem. ban of the committee present were Sir F. Bads', Lord Naas, Lord J. Manners, Sir 8. Notthcote, Mr. Corrv, Captain L. Vernon, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Bigler, Sir If. Willoughby, Kr. Laing, Mr. Wilson, Captain Gladstone, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Crewford, and Mr. Hubbard. Mr. Wyatt, parliamentary sgeut for the petition presenuel against the Dover return, applied to the committee to postpone the examinalon into the Dover contract until after the election petition had been presented. The application tram made on the part of Eir W. Russell. The Chairman said that the nee of the Dover contract was referred to the committee as well se othem, and must be inquired into . perhaps Sir W. &Well bad better apply to the Howie of Commons. Mr. Clifton, of the Ad miralty, was then called and examined as to the mods la • which the °entrees were made for that deportment. At the coach:Won of his evidence the committee aeon:reed. AN AMERICAN SYSTEM OP FRAUD.—A few days since a gentlemen belonging to Lloyd's, and who has (or had) a son residing in the United Etats% received • letter, purportieg to hers been written by the son's wile, vehe mently urging him to send over 10/. by return mcil, in order torsi his son from starvation, or at all events to prevent his last breath from being drawn in the midst of penury and want. The writer addressed her father-is-law ss her " Dearest friend," although be was quite unaware of the fact that his son, who was single on leaving England, bad since married. Moved, however, by the apparent earnest- I eaw of the appal, he hastened to enclose a 101. Bank of England note in a letter which requested further in ,: formation; but there was, neverthtlese, a feint dawn of suspicion on his mind as to the source of the appeal, and before posting the lever he mentioned the feet to la gentleman of his acquaintance, and like himself a member of Lloyd's. To his surprise this gentleman stated that he had received a precisely similar letter from the United Statile, and that another gentleman with whom he was acquainted had received a third. As it appeared to be Impose ble that the sons of these three gentlemen should at one sad the same time have been reduced to • state of destltutket in different parts of a strange country, it was at one. concluded that the whole of the letters formed part of an organised scbetor to obtain money by fraud ; and the gen tleman at first teferred to consequently posted his letter re questing fuller information, but without forwarding the 10!. note which he had at floe enclosed. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE Hl{ ER.—Another fatal widest on the river took place last evening between the boars of six and seven o'clock. A young man named Jonas Nan Mess., of Stepney, who was rowieg in one of the new dmithemble outriggers, • little below Woolwich, was over by the swell from one of the river boats, and unfortu nately drowned. Deceased, who was the only surviving son of • widow, Cur of whose children have met with a similar death, wee but 19 years of mgr. The body was recovered at Greenwich at 10 o'clock last sight. HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE ON THE DETTFORD ROAD —Loot evening a woman named Marian Rectnatter, was run over, whits In a state or intoxication, in the feed-r lid, about • quarter of • toils from the , town. De A t i; miserable woman's legs were both actually divided from the body, and of muse death was Instantaneous . 8:to Ira a native of Bolin, and it is understood wee • woman of very doubtful character. She was 35 yeses of age. CARPET MANUFACTORY BURNT DOWN AT DUR• NAN.--Oo Friday sight, between It and 12 &clerk, filter were seen Panties from the boiler.bonse of Mesas. Render ma end Co.'. carnet manufactory, behind St. Nichols' Chose, Durham. The local engines ware soon in attend ance, bat at one time the flames became so alsrminr that a telegraphic means was dispatched to Newesetle for the aorkettrine of the firemen there. By the time of the militia of the Newcaatle brigade, however, the Ere hat been gel ender. The &maze to estimated at item 2,001'1 to 3,0004 It is not knee n how the Ere originated. [Advertisement.] —3lr. J. W. BENSON, of 33 and Si. Ludgate-I.i LMa Jon peAßlled a new Illamrttord ottoptiM as votes. Mot by vrot for two stamps). welch mattalos prin. oat he. portaut ion as to Ms watob to bat •hres to bar ! &ad bow to tee it. lan glia be real to WI lelore aortae watzb. as by Its aid IICIIO en muse part Of KOgise.l. 1 , C141411.1. Irotood. cc wales OM *elect tier adapted to Wale nee, sal haw it tetanal/al tree 0. twat-'• The la At repots which Mr. Hams bar outalued ter tbs.:walla Use tf 4.14 uauu - uc • Woad...wood is nose."-)tortaag Lava:ital. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 81 . 1111421 . .—July 14, at Lowestoft, Ilse Ws of C. /Whop. E.q. cf• &ashlar. (MIK 1e..-41,0, 14. M Poekbam.tba wife of Mr. C. Carte. o! a ma. It NONNI/131.—July 14. at Untrea4l. the 11110 Of W. 11*.lagasJer. Nee.. al • ron. ay 14 at 1/amestaad, the if. of J. 0. 3. 1 . 1,111 . Of a &miller. NAY Loll.—.laly 14, at Hertford ersore. Nankai,* Makin. al wife el W. T. Praetor. lea., of a Caen,. PNTIIIL—JoIy 14. at Orem &mu YIIIIIC-6 , 00. the trite c 4 O. Rae. Pd. of &daughter. BTKVElleiti L. 15. at Mew Averemsold. Regerd'eptelt. the tree of N. L. C. eagrete. pt. Ems . of a &heave ?KWh RT.—Jal, , 14 at litillNECt Lodge. Middieux. the trite al IL T., t. She, of see: MARRIAGES . _ BROWN-8111117.—July 11. at Pt. J. 4.1. the Beek/A • Chardt. Leer- AM, J. itemeli, Mc W. L. Brown. b Nr• t.k.therhee 00W Me-I.NA 1111. D.—Jell 11. eh Pt. Judie. Boothe.. by the Rev. J. Vidal. SI.A.. M. W. • ...au. Nei,. M.D.. N . tivamie Imeith daelmee et the km Ootnnanda J. W. Pntettant. R.N. FISHIeII—eTNISLI.--Joit le. et Hu,t Chim.M. Pewee, K. 0. Flier. 160., to Mem daughter of the late J. Maele. beg.. I Cleykkm. UMATIrtb. 000301118 —Jab It NT. J:lFoWa;bef: of litolorkk•oloot, Comm- Drt i rtt .1 61 14. B tibiae J En of ltuabary. Nona Davos, Ind J. "n". " yr Et—Jaiy ot Latiatitsalslook 111 , 1*Plik. J. N. 1114. BALLIOIIILTOIN.—JaIy 14. et the E. loM Th e. noi- INTA 4I. LvIy 16. M ca.,ca.,Teas.. 3. It Ewe. &qv tad PT Ist hibliart }imam Russ Hass. st Ns !. luanat la" h as 00A hare. ut Or. nag MP" Is as humanist } hiswat, JCU 11. 16M. V ~~.