The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

SARDINIA. OUN ‘.4I•I4ESP `'‘lwr , T.) I 1 \- 4 • • - ; rnlne frot'l et'', • - • .•!. re eta_ • til 11, people sire Liwin . ll 1, .0 invoke the 11...1 of It dile.. fo-day they have 04.1 in met, with 11 1 .1 • ! in 11. r oinir• •••• •••• •, •e f tvi;t Mt; 1., is ctiant the tun. On ,• •• ~..a was •••••," To ~.• Go I orreth . • and who tight, • :0•• e m ...... te of the oceinonn •14.. Ltighten. dby the tiost Kiag Victor E.usaandsl was enter ing Mil ti prteisele as se were rendering fleabite to et..V.,rom!ity in Ilia temple. the ...cyst,/ of the 'Al,lanr•r of Idte has been ad•-•irdll.-. I. was impriotive 1,.• .1, to to prt,ret• • cern Olge..tr : sod perfect his it 4.. n. If we had s•hir-1 • h. in to commence a sangotnnry ;outwit with the Am.*, they would unhesit .tineiy Ease dose sec No tweet had the new, of ttio battle of igm.ra toothed that city the, the garri.o• pre paid to dielinp, the Mita:wants to rt e. The main etr<ets w..r barricades!. the Neal.. Wi.:Ch they had ker emicer'csl at the peril of their lives were drawn Ic th frum *hair hiding place.; a national guanlofsix handfed ere a was orgenised ard so rapid was the to: mat.ntt that i: elan amounted to six thousand. An a•Hr.... was presected to the K i ng i n w hi c h the declare themeel eta the subjects of r Emmanuel, thereby renewing the act of union of lir.. The address wits read in the pre erne, of Pispolto• III.; and I mention this to show J.: gummier. t' at be does not inter...re iu the internal g mimeo: of Italy, that he leaves the peoples free to declare th e ir wish, and that he was calumniated sites enameled of desiring to resume the kingdom of !tale once founded by his uncle. At the some HI. • hr has h•Med numerous u•eler. iutriTees for forming I.ovhardo-Venetia into a separate state. ' Tse Sardiuian government has aiready sect to Milan i:• new eOpnwieejuller, Vigliani, the ft...cal procurator to the Court of Appeal in Genoa. He Is • mar. most hi,fhly esteemed for hie probity and administrative teleat ire It often held office us Minister of Justice. He Irak. • hi. mt•retary with him, the deputy Carling, a young man of great promise. Count C.ITOUr received yesterday as exect of the new fortifiestions still being contracted by the Aumr:cts at Ancona. They arr. in fact, the saute as tho:e which were designed by the Frerreh miginter. io NOS, and which the shifting events of that time prevented from ever being ezerdted. The plan w.a foiled among the papers of Luigi Bassani, a captain of engineers during the period of the Lilian kingdom, and who is no longer living. Bat the Pope, wl:o permits this fortifying of ALC3nStO go on oil its garrison to be increased, is giving , a sin gun'r proof of centrality! In the surroncding Miatricta the clergy are preaching from the altar that the war waged by the French sad Sardinians is spinet religion, that they the people must hold themselves therefor* in reedinses for the day when the Holy See shall summon them to its defence. In Rome the' French police are doing linty, so that Nardoni with his bravos, instead of being able to watch the young liberals, is watched himself. Although the official journal has contradicted the notice of c conspiracy plotted by three prelate', lie !Herod', Borgia, and Lo Bch ise co, it 1. most certain that all three wanted to get up the cry of •• Long lire the republic, and death to the pewees," that they might compel the French 111117 Los either to arrest lades-ideals or become hateful to the people by repressive measurer. The liberal party, however, is so strong in numbers, and so well dieeip:ined, and General Orlon's pvcr.ibition against rhos and clamour so peremptory, that the peopk• are ie.igned to silence. Lest Sunday, when the general was leaving the church of Bt. Louis, the assembled crowd uncovered, and merely waved white Medlin rattier.. For all that, desertion smote the attic. troops coatinaes as before. A. FRANCE. (nos ors ataasseanntirel PARIS. PATIIII.III KILNING. The 111102110Clel position of the French in home, when Gowen! Cloyea's chief business is to repress the.. neadmdatioas of jey at the success of the Wood aunt which are moneramd is every ponible way at Twig, Flames, and Maas. Warn 3 2 . 11 • 116 .7 hidiessert is opinat phrenology. by a telegram', whir!. stated that the soma ender in chief t f the aney of oceupetioxi had ineed a proc lanai no *• fan el anneess aid oeverity.7 Th. following a the rest of this dummied, +high bee been placarded at Items in the Fresoth sod Italian laaraasee. NoUeo, —A ar.at }Of ysternlay WO 6.. n. sad ▪ Tba. J. 7 anal bon ten Irtet , w t , 'II ow nosh an If, Is alkallowe to swats*/ attain* well esultesevd Li Iva* yes awl haves how te taw* tbe as aewolowstne n; re se nst M. tat at worker of diserer gamma+ hlatnoll lots Tear testa Merin Illahowleass of nary roust, ss sliet See teptoo.no isawane which we may pert: y es called awe t, tag* nosy wA fall y. ■ she of ate ?man. &tan um ftwasew, tits anat. pastel for is.. sad test, Anion ma I sus th LION= of Lanni by the gide 411 ow betimes Ii alias, le email base lan most pawls' is way le•Lage to Inn Mn sale at had t etree lane ow. Bat If the, at the 111011.11114 hew IWO the Ogg of Fr d ire, I buts Ulf t O .c of odor, mat lai I tee M wapetted. Tbst she lea wale taw. ?w Cl.wel of Theban. /141.-4.-Cdsvp of hie My wy . I pater of tee ?,viva, IL se, Jew Cut t Gown. lts news a the defeat of the Mrby =lnuit:y.lam been received with a positive explmion of joy. The malt outlet divines is th House of Commons woo howaat the 'peeing of the Bean • sad prods* d a most fsharshie edict. The Reale opened at 62.10, %hag 40e. 141ter thaa 3msleeday's claim; prim. Thom was afterwards a nostion to 01.90, bat at two o'clock, who the billiam preclamatioas were pc...ea, the upward 'movement became very strong, a..d th elmins prices wire 62.70 kw cash and C 2.6.1 fee ace comm. Wise a nil• of 93e. in each ease. 11ohier rose 2or. Ti. railway market was very firm at eleaderehly allvamesa quotations ; Orleans rose 22 SO; Nombeee. 16 ; Easters, &73 ; Lyme, 10.23 ; slid Westerns, 6. 11ocathees, however, fell 22." the npart made to the sewing held 'tete:day nut ben% onsidered favomrable. THE UNITED STATES. LI V IRPOOL, hts • N. Royal alai) steamship Cased'. ahtah MW fin w Bastes mi the lot sad coiled at Halite: oft the 2nd test.. a:rind I. the Money lest sight, bemiring "I Panolleve cad 1.26R.514 dole., aad 4,001 W. stirhag is opee:e, es freight. Oa the 4th instant oho passed a 'mew steamship, *appalled to Lave area the (.1 . y of Wapiti sates. . _ iae steamsbip Armories !arrived at Halifax. from Liverpool, ea t►s 31st 'ha advises by t►is arrival present few tritium, of interest, this Ramp's° war ergrossing ;be attention of the Americas public. lb/ ?nattiest left Wasbinaion on thr 30:h alt. for a sheet eoltrerm in North Caroline, and it had been rt ported t►at his journey was made for rlt (tramming 11le OrManion , important circular had hcen issued f..em the Tremery partrnent at Wetningten to euiiiregre of tier eamenoc: Say ismatimity of oar noecliast "el. at am .in Jerfestbili, or viol', Is ..rl, - of paw t, by eat of any Surefire a dim, hting sow a twitted by all .1 • Jowled. view s alba world. it to very .I...irabite IL. Ma d the t told Seam tle prefer tellesthee el the eatoeelity .4 our s., e:., .t..ld &way, be preertly air yleyel to Ma yes.-e. at a .it:p of war. lar d need by th, Prt edge! L. tsainest t ale. tam .4 tht, CO-', ale t, re1.1,6t ..plan. la ILO Mardi Gat Nina - a, 41 iheir reate..tivit tore, al my. la theplay their preeeptly se I moll., wlm tem :hey newt stem the la ••• ' a arawel madam If say wise. Itou Lit C 0.... grey. tar/ ii.. 'frruu y. 'liet trial of teptais Tuwustud, the toaster ul the slave brig Febo or Planar, which was aqstured by Liesreaaat Moffat elf she meet of (*WA, ...tts wale JOO .Wrienit 03 finotd, took plea at fity Wsst oat the 19 . 11 sq. AU the (ante naipeetiog toe copt:ire were lastly 'rowed, but the evict. nee inca n t e d as to the uwornbip of the vessel was declartd to be de house, sad without mugs:neat uQ miuniel or minimt g up the judge digested the jury tolled the prisoner sot RatilJ oo the grimed that there Wes no pr?of th a t the brig( was owned, ism whole or port. by • c.ti giro of the Lofted States, or navigated in behalf of a ettl.!•4 of list United Stew, which was ninieriel to be 1./weed, is order to maintain tbsfindirtment. , *ewers fight had taken place a , tbe St. Niebnias, at New Yolk, between Calomel Tits, the Kansas ■nd Nicaraguan hem on one side. in ecidaia Aside/vas, Genova! Wheat, together with seve►al otiwr %%Riker filibusters us ths other. lift's, it is said. sae set span by some ►alf-doses uith loaded awe, sad very badly beaten. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENII4O, JUNE 13, 159. UNIVBRSITY INTELLIVEXCI. vxrora), Jt NE 12. r I • • , .str. ;1'1.17.1 be holden fur the ose of . r .1.1 u Led •• 4.4 g deste. aO5 tt, 6.! ..,ng dAI. lb wain term, ri —Joao: Woduriotae, Thurs• 21. Tharaday. a* htly Tbend.7, 7; Swards,. 9. •, r ..! ...I. L. ertati.t..l rein/NUN,. •,,, .ee e . •a cot oateted in the tot kept • - •t...r:,. •.,. t •Ch•lifeli 11 011.• 00 I I*. thy p.geouita.: t et vogrtietkit. 11...elers .T) ry.p.• e 1.. t thl• that tli• ye/. pe.ctel t the • .4 kl .411 of Att. 27‘k term heat metrical& I. a, .a.l th..t they tenet, .4 severity, reside 21 days during • n. beaver. the dee...eel B. A,. and that ol SI.A., bat t! it t 1.7 ray pr0e,..1 a 131 tuna lota to which mu 0. ei• CAXEUIDGE, Jras 11. Tice Vim-Chan:olm requests that Supphcata for Ile_n•,e, t be tot Prte.l the ea•ahtr B.A. Comment:e n.. t t, m•. be ..nt eh.. Ite,ri•trere as oe before Wdses• day. the 15th to..sot, sad it .e cettilleatee, ke , on or bouts horteloy the Idth motet,. SPORTING. - - THE ASCOT AND MANCHESTER MEETINGS. To rail rortnit or Tin 'grazer. Sto,—The cloaking of two such great meetings a. thr at Arot es to to regretted; bat we moat console ..rives with ib.. Lir, that It we. arrid e bi e , the G a t ti ,. .4 Manstenter for Whit-un teeth b-ing 'imperative, while it I. to evil, L eg ...Inn, ~ I rule Se Ascot to Lek° its plate se • ton after the bps ten :slllllllO, fleeting ae pos•ible. Oa I, kir.: at the two programme, there will sot to found masy 'astern ia which theeolitemon is very fatal, As regards the an male raper .1, sat: 'be liminutlon in the lle!de will be a ereo.y permeable at either Oar The attendance., too, will a t Le ruetrially sleeted, for the habitues of Aecot are not ni the habit of patrociair provincial meeting., and the presal body of betters-re at Maochester have an idea of es airiag a* oar ratty paht.r gathcriege. Them:ales-heels of o•ur me. will cot to to ettea three, as they must tiepin," bat tlo•re will be gaits eeoligli eptcaletion to ii... loot to the An .reetho sad I anticipate that vary little fault will be rst, foes: with the truer from . letter ratio& Aerot is d.cid.dly Oa. more iatereatog meeting of the for, the programme tele,* etrer gtherd by the outlay of as ears 4901, and the aed, a a of tour items, so that we have tow ions coatroom on Tarry, half a dozen on Wednesday, woe ea Thursday, sal seven ea Friday. Nearly all of three hare closed, and for rho first two days only a couple of item. me iecomillete—'b. half-mile 100 Boer. Handempoa Tuesday, and the two aab three year old Plate on We roe day. The Trial Stater, new mile, is for h ones o f a ll ova, and a good entry tan bar n obtticei, Reeks baying as strong a eels, to notice as any some in the list. For her Majesty's Bold Vow, two miler, Rottener is (rallied 7110., and Scent 411,.., writ Mir C.th ham as snowshoe of 181 r. se a roll lee. This. lea ramose of the Leseningtoo COLOOliPOlotl for than Wild Cup liming Lent ftrettalled, and he may u'. be seat for this, ereci.l y no the t wit eat him ve,tild be r easy oat., and Fibetroas would have all his work to do 1. win with net 12.1 e. against each an oppocent r Teurnemeat. 94 3:b. Black Tommy always rasa • good one with cap weights, mil but for his Bath performance be would leek my thrvatemin,; there, however, Schism boat him • distract. et 401 to, end as she is here fa receipt of 321 b, the dose should be nye .tetl. I doubt whether Swat will be MA to amps. the two miles, or she would hold Schism quite safe, frau the Oaks rousing of the pair, end the rem looks reduced to • match between Leamington or Fisherman, and Testament, the former 'army every Oahu to be candled the ingather, while in bit armor Tour nauseam try be found a Ettie too mach for Furman. Tbe /Woe Stare, two tore and • half, will be contested by the sairtiny of the ocelots'. the headier being an intent-tit one. The Roman Candle, 3 ;re, Set Sib, has done nothing to boast afros his Ooodeo el Stakes victory, with the en• motion of giving Sedbory IS.b and early boating him at Me Newmarket Craves Meeting; sad yet Gs calibre of his oppo rats is so moderate 'het he most pore formidable with kis weight, ta' y If Ms party should o poet sip i. erre* Beta 5 yr * Sat 3ib, and Bins Lone; 5 yrs, 7si lir, ropment ' Mr &thy, and with Ferry on the oae tater' this. wilt be but few to cope with him. Blue Jackal lamed himself in • rev at Newmarket • few weeks beck, bat be his quite rremend himself, sad me Ithertim Moab' be takes with him, as the came le nee that will sem him materially, in my oplaloo. Pesalame, 4 yr*, 74 41b, matt surely give place to Compromise, 4 me, the 21b, if there be scything tr4weight, to he weld barely intr o the ler st 4th for this mos lest 1 . , ........ Illym le lb. Is rumoured t' all to pieces" ar the atom& would be "all over but shoaling"), and the pietas cling to Accurate. 4 yrs, Sat fib, who should show soinewhere In frost with each • weight. Like Misty Men, 4 yrs, 70, however, he has yet to pave hie &bitty to gallop she distance, sad the pair, with Woromm 4 y ro, 64 10Ib, Tame Peer, 3 M. 744 11h, and C 1.,. Wetter, 3 yer, bet 1310, must have improved smorksly to beat Compromise at the so ight. "Ter two miles sod • h.of. Primo, of Denmark, 4 yrs, Set 131 b, was salerme dessairslly slow. sad although's has woo it vend tines the year with mere weigh., the fast of the Maid of Derwsat giving him 31br sad resets, s desd heat with him, at Ettnburgh, will peereet soy i.e maim may with the Mr be tar improved. The Prowess Royal, 4 yrs Bet 131 k, was dirgregiefolly beaten a. Husgerbod, ea wee aim Nis- Mee, 3 yre, Set Gib, a.. that Blew Jecket (o, Botderm), Ream Candle, sad C,ropron,i, are the pick of the lest Modesis, is the het. It is dlfflesit, however., Is modems use of the rerrieder, rites it be Eller, 3 yr., 3st 3th, .I". On" last to Romeo • Csadle's mere, while rewiring 33 b for the two yeere, at New aerie. the Sib I e ter Irmo on which she mete him now heist commie tad by the Leger defence. Bellefield Slee, bet 311,, era travel the distaste, heving won over the Ditch Is at Nromertort last warm is • r moms canter, and bee halter must ...et him here. Seam William, 3 yes, bet 41h. wee • groat hem& e Lee the Chester Cup Met year, with 64 1111 h ; but ha rat op badly, and Me sot bees est sisal that meeting. This Ice ouch a lemon, that we see poetry , maim to Po mother tr4l ellorded kiss, sod be must be wom tiles au Impostor Shrift est of the hart rash wit% the weight in each omossy. Reobls. 3 yes, Set, re hie may race lett mar like a good heist, mad the Jokey Cher must have throgtat seesethio, of him Witte lisaliesppreg him at St 7th der the Renee, et the lest Illeoghten meths, bat he km bean holy ropeed Is good mimes of be them Wog Mate of his pity bevies bees entkiprea he the maker, and he searge i t e pet in me sp. peresso Brows Iltellesd, 3 yr. let 1 sees If he can May, less dillook t immure Mot n i Myst i might well ha able to prevent hie rentair Mural out lodise the floialting senate cossimesie. Wiesorrer idea the wane of Admi ralty, 4 yrs, 4st 101 k, sod Cytherea. 4 yes, 4.1 711 s, had while esteelms them, they twill warmly hem anthipated es, h • leseest ,Neap of Omit speltalkles by the handicapper, and yet the Meerattelitea ref *saes of the hot meationed madam him hell ere by Was Jacket. rade, 3 old, tot 71b, ran swirly • mils sot s quarter se • tree-year old, and was saly testes half a Irtithoio that her having been Messiat M 9 b the lay porelomily pass Imo he a vary favourable Itght, se the bettor hear half • tad lore She must not be lost sight of wheel a lot to beet the SOW le bias selected. TI. bas s I one some to semempliek that obPet are the Rosso Candle, B'se Jack, t or Borderer, Compromiec, Bellellali, Street William, sod Livia, backlog for the best three be Compromise, the Romeo Caudle. sad Linde, is the order surd. The Swot Dolby mit produce • beam rase the. mink as Gum ster, Phantom, Manta, end pr hops the Drapery edt, nosy pat in ea ammansee, Game ster. all the most bitely en rem:steam of J. Seat, b.. Sgt the best le, stood ape a. The Two Year Old Td T.Y.C. (sseely eta fuldeep, has some hake elenet romper,* is the lid, and, errs ta the meat loan reins, reins of them may be allowed to make a Tibet. The Duke of Bedford may elan me of bis trio, the Newmarket people Meg very keel of Ida, se they are ales of the B•roo's King Tom's cote. so shot aith Trifler (brother to Skir misher), the lily by Longbow out of Vases, Vlatks, Merry man, sod two or thr-e other*, As lot iv a d.fdeuft ose to Matt ran The publit: perfontarces of L *dy Felcoser may, atter an, he the Nei eu know, eke end the bossily engaged Merryman being pretty cartels to do battle—and perhaps do the trick—far Mr. Merry. The Two Ye .r 011 Biennial is stn set for Tuesday, a Letter tot being engaged than Is the Trissolst, he is stable to Lamella* mad Thonmoby, we Imes two frosted modem In Tee Rap sod Nam Sahib. Over this distsmer, however (Col' C.), Thormanbie e *pi- Whim ere se gnat that he Is well worthy of bang hallowed sp. nes Royal Bast Cup .01 be the peat enrolees dis Wednesday, sad Mere does not appear • potability of the e , erit tele. spited. as ft WOO lest year, by liesperithuse. Her weight the yew is not serge ; but she msght to sueemett to Gromateme, b yrs, eat 3'b, if the latter i• he firm, sad he and Odd Trick, 6 3 ft, Set 710,should bre all the heavy weights. Three tt rogue.," Offline. 3 yrs, let, Olumbsek, 3 yr., 64 1116, end Sem Sp ale, 4 yrs, Sat 1116, have beta most favourably treated, the latter esperhelly, mil were he to run up to kis ins torsi it would go hard with the held, whatever it may bssomposed of. The Brother to Sydney, 3 yro, 64 411 t, aged Cormier, 3 yea, bet 61b, are the beet of the light melees, bat the latter Wise of a lot is Jos. Demos'. melee. and It is thank le say Mehl' will do the walk foe that party yet. For the beat at the weights, severtbelas, pee ma to soihor, Sane Spode, sad cileammos, whatever may be the letestiese of parties. The Fenian Stokes. half a mil., hie so entry that le seldom to be tot t Mae, end men Ammo may be stopped he hie ,let , riots career over the dietetic% if met 2-yes-old. ea Lady Fale, - ser or the Vas Ire to oppose him, they ring is the receipt of 281 b for the yaw. ?kinkier Year Olt 7 remised, New Nile, it apparectlyredoced M a marl between Repent sod Craton, sod 1 meet M elee kw the f won, who no s geed born in the Derby, whaleClothe' wee an steatite*, sot beteg rite si t. r. ti. mirk. Them C•6/01. 0 Stales is " eaytatly e mos ; yen pee pm gums. that C a pri.. I,,ie Kean emi.s, the Heroism of Locke Mw sad Gores of Protwa bong the t. 34 to sleet hots, pr her, mod the Ont-mestiesed ...Raid here my °Widest.* ware her manias s en ts , my . The relliehdre of the programme ma be better discessed after the above emote leseet bees decidokthe Gold Cap being medially drosodest mon the doings of Tuesday; but I moot help remmkrog that stale all menet appears centred Is the hoe toes of ,se Leueingion ra.ty,~ and whether North Llama man Way. • tried bore Ilk* Saunterer le err ;Mealy 'begotten • f w did mums of tie above make Ms lead Mesabi he weed win sseilmor cop for Mr. Merry. no Masclisaff sesstisi boosts the take Cop so ono of 1.• &noes., sal it le tie .1 t 6 .•1' torah! the winner as for tha nom Cop et near. 'lto Leawv weights would be well r..preeeated to novelle., 4 pl.. Set ..b, ..% be the taiio and • qualm; eel Braktspt, 3 lot I I lb, Women in Black, 3,m, 6.t, ant 31;4 Mei til to.l.thowed is rich fair addi tion et Eke. oo .het they way bo Mead the beet of the light weighty. The Produce Stake*, fir 3.yreolds, regolvee Inuit into a matter of Intentions with the Hanby Mope itelei end Ewe vereide, but cc maid, t h e Sapling tl,kee, for two-yea-Ada, we me completely 4. the dole, I.wy Pekoes being the only pante performer anion; the lot entered of any note; and the 2• 01d Stok.s on the s coed day is shod irly tainted. The Trodenuerie Clete, two miler, is • .tyke worth winning, and Usderhond, 6 yrs, Sot 21s, in..y attempt a repetition of his vinery bete two years back, his running at Chester giving him slightly the list of Tesstall Meld, Pensioner, nog. berry. mod one or two whore:hat lo knell in; Cawocd, 4 3 ro, Get 21b, or )leg M. mites, 3 yre. Cat 111. (both Mr. Itlerr3 . •), Oladiolae, 3 yr, 6.t 131 h, sad Wootaa-to-Black, 3 yre, Set will give Mtn something to do; but he may just about pull through. Tbs other gyrate ars not in a audition to be med dled with hero.— I am, to, METEOR. aat Intelligtnte. J ur !flit COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL Th Comfolltee all! lettlot for thc despatch of bus`t.c-, o!rlday. tee Irth lad at btlf lag tra.a to. lb. to I.drat Y the lea of bumper .—llotta r. Alloy. fella v. Li Sunor anti Le Ilmasfait. Wog v. /lo4aantla Hee. MOBltial AIIMUSDCO Com. may?. Moollharay. Jatmomobaa Oho. y. elaalekekoad and anotber, of the Isle ef Man .. Colvey Ned II ...ale. East HAM lumpy y T. ltasolcato Note ti..la , a. .1. Pertatha Nauchlaf. Z.lulfular of E.mr.l. o. Jala.••• Ita ankotaara I.leier. Zonindaf of buyepo..re n. Ilerfa..bry awe Mut.. ovum.. elbooleusolull Utrdaurtull r. Collan, of Swat and Nua.trartukice Nonmauth !Italica n. LlTltuoblla MY lt. i rw.l utlere, tae . JYai.tlnJuu lio•e au4 Wise. J. no. and otht.r. T. Illacluntin. ern.. and others r. London and Lt.no• net eta. altlp lompaar. ttlt town aatl otbano T. Ltaacroft aa I ream. Mu phy and °than •. Pea, anti o Want Laatalk and ChM... Euro*, Burton T. Laprale and flume. tar e sod lifie,S T. (Ironer and lex•ker. tnrle and !Meta • Mo - wan aad Macs. The Peat lads Coml., v. Itubertwa and oilmen Mr. 8 .drove mid 'het if hla irotship's judgment wa• vi cars to the di fsndaut en al god would have to ba made to higher mutt, as the qu etion WAS ON of very great imp ct anoe to bni hawkers in various parte of the metropolie. Mr. Tralll and on a first convicion under the section referred ti • penalty of 6/. woult have to be negated, which penalty on every subsequent conviction would be doubled mill it reached 2001. The am was certainly owed en na usea' di motet, end ths stet of parpem nt 4aee Vie defendant the right of objecting to Me (tie megistrates) eh n the re•s would have to be LA is by the complaining parties before a higher tribunal. Mr. Battgrose having made the objection named Mr. Tr till dismiwed this caroms nit also. PROGRAMME OF ASCOT RACES. T0.340R110n. TH3 TRIAL STA 13E1 of 5 409... foletl, with 50 added; two. yr-olde est 12Ib ; direr, 7rt 71b, tar. Set IML ; eve, six, sad cite!, Bet 21b; the Eases to Le veld fur 600 soya , &c., the New bide. (IT subs.) Age Age Ar Sour 1 0111o III /.Os e 9 24•44e;iii . 4913 I 3 Southampto• .. 3 1 set al Mammy.. 2 143110ur ..... .. .. 4 Faoledom . . . 4 Nimrod 3 Ma.; .. . 6 _ ~. uw. roa .......... s [lmo. 646 ai1.... 2 YeteifMG 1.1 . I l i !" W ‘ -4 4. THE GOLD VAR; gives by ber P Sweepstakes of 20 so's. owb ; 10Ib , fly., 94 sad ord, 9s. 5 b allowed 610; slaws, oohs, tE. Two a. J .54,4, added to a 7st alb ; four, Bst ; nurse and geldings wiles. (11 sobs.)._ Age 3 I Ate Reset ICA ex) AcWpm I Itoyder Zoe 6 Nowa eh eby Pirrbwo.h. Ile Loobberou Mb 0118 I Fly,e, out of 1. , ..A. soastea 6 eettina. . . .. 4 EXTRIPA ion THE HANDICAP PLAT' yr•olds and upriudo. Steeled ball-mIF Aso A lAtlis Genr 1. . .. al Peen Arai Aga Arse .. ... ... 3 Sollion. by WWI- Youtaldro 311. ... , 3 Solghtayer . ... . 4 Maud out of Neu aby WNW* set of a IM Oallt (bead la ills 6 imam s of 100 son., for 3- imtrer Arrens kik, Hats I = l, TM Dam.. ... . 3 Mir MU loamy. • Polrolue N./ IHlsStos • MMus 3 Demi. Tim 603 %Maw Too Amcor DEIMIT STAKES of "WA OS* Is ft, for 3-yr-olde; e,lts, Sit 716; Allies, est Alb; the winner of the Derby 101 b; the second, Of th• .laser of the Oaks, 61bristrs. thriatey coon.. (11 enbe.)—b a by Bay Middkton out of Bracey, Dolliegbent, The Lark, Knuckle Duster, )(Atoka, Conjuror, ch c 1.7 Pyrrha. Use First out of Bay Celia, Osam Mr Prelude, Phantom, Bro th er to Sydney. foe NINTH ASCOT TMISNNIAL *STAKES of 10 SOTS. each, with 100 eddy], for 2 yr.olde ; colts, Set 7lb ; Allier, Set 416 ; the second to Irt, iv. a mini enual to 10 per mut.; and the third a lam equal to 6 per mat. on the whole stake. T.Y.C. Half a mile. (3.1 tube) .—c by Stockwell—Bribery, Pim:ogre, Ws, Abides, Tire Vicar of Bray, Datum and Blitz, Pompon, Varna, Legeochaus, Baron Munebensen, f by Autoerat—Elyd's data, Winton, Oang Forward, filling ton. High Tremors, f by Longhair—Wenn., Herr pose, Lady Palomar, Bro. to Raiebow, The Wizud, c by Kim Tom— Emerald, c by )(kg Tom—Orostee. dem, Tiraillitor, Rossi% The Monk (b b), Maria, Nightingale, Lledrod, Bay 1313kitry, Quern Bee, Rimerstrreare (dead), Error (paid). Tun SICOND ASCOT BIENNIAL SLUM, 01 10 lOTA each, with 100 added each year, for two--olds ; colts, Set 716 Al lien, ; the 'mold to receive 25 wive out of dm stokes. T.T.C. (40 subr).—c by Stockwell out of Briberl Plumper, b o Magnetic, oh Viarka, Bonnie Prince Charlie, fby Bur ghca out of New Foreet Deer, Phantom, TM Gentle, loges ino, Gang Forward, eh e by tbe Fellow Buck out of Subterfuge, br Breik of Day. Egbert. Rupee, Twang, b e The Duo, HT c Brother to Rainbow, Madrid. ThormanbY i br o Lord Hilton, cb o Mertimae, Newby, Laguna., o by Voltigmr out of Farmer's Daughter, Tucolo, Nana Sahib, ch c The Kotler, c by Touchstone out of Rowena, c by King Tom out of Emerald. Reeds, Tirsilleur, cb a Mixture, oh f halloos, b c by WU Dayton out of Hematite., br c by Wirdoound out of Maid of Tyne, b c by Kingston out of Butterfly, cb f B may Leas, be Skelton Ray, Anstrellan. Tue ASCOT STAGE of 26 wan. each, 15 ft, and only 6 if declared ; the second to receive 60 wars. out of the stakes, and the third to save his stake; winners of any handicap after May 26, 7lb more. Two miles end-e-half. (83 subs., 66 of whom pay 5 soya. lb ea4lli.) 1 An 14 loam Laamlastaa ape as 441saus .... 4 I borderer HAMM, II a 1W 71 13 .... 3 a. 4 Malls • I Moo JackM . lemma Wiliam.) Peaatoont . /Mr 1 a 2 adaamo .. • Icathl• . I Y W I on.. iii 14 13 ...... Taaaarar I. M. ail t Wembley . V Cstheros 1 1 7 .... geld diem ... 1 I noiertbmirs .... 4.16 throw et Deed... 4 11 NAVAL AND MILITARY. 11.. INNING THE NAVT. The following order was made on Saturday by bar Majesty in council : Whereas her Majesty was graciously pleased, by her royal prorlyniatlos, bearing date the 30th day of April lath M Female' s and declare that the bounties of 101. for every able seaman, sad 6/. for every ordinary seaman, at for her Majesty's service, should be pail, in ths manna, thereby directed, to every Each able end othisary seansaa, not above t►e age of fortyfee, nor under the age of twenty yews, who should, on or lefore the 15th day of June then follow ing, eater tlonselves to serve in her Majesty's Royal Navy, either with the captslos or lieutenants of her Majesty. ships or oaken employed is tendert, a, et render• nil on chore kw raising men for the ser vice of the Royal Navy; sad whereas her Majesty was oleo graciously plessod by her sold proclamation to declare that all shlebodied landscoco, not shove the age of twenty-five, nor under the age of twenty years, who should cc enter them_ salves as slotemid, should ramie, the sum of forty shillings caches her Majesty's Altai bounty ; and whereas the time j limited by the said proclamation fur payment of the said bouaties will expire urea the lath day of this instant June; sad it being judged expedient for her Majesty's service that the sod boon , should, so far a. they relate to stile seamen and ordinary seamen, be ooatisued to be paid for 1101119 time Boger, her Majesty, with the advice a her Privy Council, cloth therefore older, sad it is hereby accordingly ordered, that the time limited foe pilafs% of the said bonatim of ten pounds to ebb seamen, sad of des viands to ordinary elli• Mee be prolonged tad sztanded from the said 15th day of this instant June to the 31st of July neat inclusive, ethereal an penosse concerned are to take notice and 'rovers them. asks* seandlasiy. "Wu. L. BAT/1 t BST." WOOLWICH, Jima 12. The two depot brigades of Royal Artillery, each consisting of tight bstteries, t, by prrannently stationed at Woolwich, have Leen completely eqpruired in secoedence with the new reolatione, wider the superintenchnce of Major-Oineral Bloomfield, the newly-appointed General of Artillery. Major-Oentral B,r Richard James Decree, K.C.B , who recently took up his appointment as oununteadant at this garrison, commenced th e duties of his oak* by en inspection of the whole of the departments, in cluding the barrack- quarter. ; the new riding-house establish ment, dce., and concluded hat week by an examination of the accounts of the severe) brigades and batteries. During the summer months the regimextal bands of the Royal Artd key, or Royal Marilee, will perform on Woolwich common daily, at 4 p.m. A government in- r ection of the site fur the proposed North flat Docks took plea last week, In consequence of a proposal made by the directors to construct temporary birrecks, and afford every fur ility for the embarkation and loading of troops by en arranerment with the Wee Department. Tea Cocci DEttscrs.-1 be Lord Lteutenaat of the county of Kent bee land a code of Instructions, eatictioced by the War Depeatmer, for the formation of volunteer rifle compthies and cespentee of artillery on the sea coat of that comity where furts and batteries at present exist. After re capitulating the regulstions already detailed by the Boaster, at War, the notice state* The neighbourhood of the river Medway and the tea coast, where there are forts and bal lerina, I. peculiarly adapted fur artillery volunteers, and it th vay desirable that them defences to the Kentish comet should ; the Lord Lieutenant, therefore, begs leave to thethimed the attention of volanteeis to the aria in those leselldes. Thew corps should be ferreted so ma to he Mile to sinembis quickly at ea sham post. The rifle corps should art coselsa of Yes than 60, but the artillery corps should he of sasalar bodieri, of 10 or at the most 12 men, as being ant- Banat to week a gan." FALL OF A RAILWAY BRIDGE.—Tao Mgt( itiLtan.—htment. BMW• r, eorener and deputy cvrobwr for lioarsontlohlre, hove jud completed their official inquiry Into the atom of death of two moo, named William Joshes' sad Charles Lew'', who were the victims of • frightful cata strophe which to k place at Ebbw Vale Ironwork., ria SA terMy. It appears that as a number of treine costa/nisi has on were picot over the railway bridge arnnected with via works, It suddenly gore way, and precigteted men, bores, sad trains into the rood below, • dataitoe of about 30 feet. Two men bet their brig., mid ose other was seriously Wand. The imps at woe held at the Bridge-um Ebbw Vale. Three wtt noires having been *tenoned, the ittry tossidered further rstdeaor untworaary, sod retorted e verdict of seeklentaldottb. The thud man (William Walker) le slowly rec•tvt hag, though his injuries are of a very severe eitandr. _ _ DRYISAL PALACE. DALY - CROWN DAT. Mae/WA; Iv NE 11.—Adaosiono on payount. HOOP; &tee by sewn tickets, 7,012. Toga visitors, 17,111. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Won Kr. Bodkin, Assistamt-Judge John Brow'', a Liwyer, aurrendeied to take bus tad upon a charge of assaulting Harriet Holland, by striking her with a wicket b.t. Mr. Sle 7 gh • id that since the case hal been committed by the magletrete the defendant bad bed every care taken of the I rorecutrix by a medical man, and had made her ample compeneetion for the injury he bed done her. The blow was accidental, and the grand jury had returned a bill for common eseault only, *Doting the count. Orrging the offence as one of a mom serious nature. The promentrix we/ willing now that an acquittal should be taken. 11r. Metcalfe maid the cue certainly heel assumed a dif ferent sapid ; at Bret it seemed • very aggravated moult. sight Th e blow si ght possibly have bean unintentionally given to the proem:mi., and he agreed with the course euggretod, and woeld offer no evidence. TheAseistentTitidit; toMourred, and told the defendant be moat be very Cltab= for the future, and not wield a midtet bet about within the reach of any toe as, [lllll2lelLionally or not, he would be ewe to do harm. The defendant wee then .dnysitted. THE POLICE COURTS. CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. Mr. Charles Peareon, the City SAcitnr, attended before Aldeeman Copeland and Sir Henry Muggeridge, in petty seasione, to obtain their order for melting a number of pauper lunatics charisable on the City funds, under the following extraordinary circus:Jetliners. Mr. Peasson said he appeared before them to ask the court to maks an order on the fonds of the City for • 'Limber of pauper lunatics, who had become chargeable to the City of London I:eion through the unprecedented conduct of the French authorities. Some of the cases he had investigated, and found he could not mat ti: em, but there were others that required investigation and exple.cation from the French government. Soots time ago the Free, h authorities shipped over to this country tic less than six glauper lunatics, landed them at the wharf , and them turned them adrfr. As they could not be suffered to wander about the stirrer, they were taken before the Lord Mayor, who wet them to the City of Lon don Workhouse, which, not being able to find out their settle ment, claimed to place them on the City funds, there being DO county rate in London. Mr. Bowring, tho clerk to the overseers of the poor of the City of London Union. had surer tainsi that these lunatics were English people wi:o had gone to Francs very young, end had become lunatic there. Ono of them had be, n in Francs am long as thirty yeses, and it was very hard that after having bad all the benefit of the& labour for that lengthened period, Fronoe should now send them over here to be chargeable on the county fuude of this country. lithe bench thought it desirable, he would apply to the French anthoritie• shout tome of them. There were many foreign lunatics in our workhouses, and one in parti cular who had been attached to the Austrian Embarsy ; and as he was a young man, he was likely to be chargeable to the parish for many years. Mr. Peareon wished to know whe ther he bed the authority of the bench for applying to the Austrian and French authorities to see what could be done with tilt se poor creatures. Alderman Copeland maid be had, decidedly. The orders were then made. MANSION-HOUSE. Joh. , Lockhart Norton woo brought up on remand, charged with baring forged sad uttered r bill of exchange purporting to be accepted by Y. W. Flower and Co., 4, Princes-street, for 6001., with intent to defraud the London Dimwit Company. A clerk from the London Discount Company havi: proved the payment to the prisoner of the sum of 4l t. 19a. in die:oust of ihs bill, and Mr. P. W. Flower having proved That the acoeptanes was a forgery, The ;sienna was Liked what he bad to say to the charge, when he read in a firm voice from a paper which he held la his hand se follows " Newt', June 11, 1859. "My Lord,—Not being repreernted a belie floe, way I be allowed to make a few remarks in my own awe? (The Lord Mayor assented.) I am deeply sensible, my lord, of the situation in which I stand. I am per. fectly aware of the reproach which I have brought upon myself and my relatives. It grieve. me to think that some of those who were my warm , at friends and &up trtaend when good opinion I to much desired, should ve i tt suffer inconvenience, sad be subjected to • loss— though it may be only temporarily—on my account. And, above all, it la to me • matter of the deepest regret and °m ention that, kitowieg and acknowledging my duty to God and man, I should yet, to the dark day of temptation, bare de parted from the path of rectitude. If trying to stand on my own strength, and falling before a mighty adversary, and if being left to take my owe perverse way for a time, till I bad myself forged the chains that bind me; if pride of increasing position and growing respectability was conjoined with a de sirs rather to gain the favour of man than that of God, or at least to preserve that favour by sinful usesne—if all thee things, viewed In the light of revelation, end I. the shadow of the event 1 se now passing through, are calculated to read • great lesson to those Christians who think to serve both God and Mammon, and who, according to the Writ of the times, value • man. not according to what he is, but rather sec .rring to what he Romans of this world's goods ; and further, may hare the effect of revealing simple naked truth to my own mind in • new and reexported aspect—then the terrible lemon lam learntig will not be altogether Lorna of result. I bare not the elightet desire, my lord, to exams myself or exte nuate my tank, but I crave leave to offer one or two npla ' neon , obeervatieee. Newly three months ego I was placed is such • ;Keith* that • suspension of payment was inevit able ifs sum, eternity required, failed to be forthcoming. I raw that if my credit suffered, matey of my bums friends would at the same time lose money by their connexion with me. The thoughts of each • thing were too painful to con template, and in an evil hour I was tempted t avoid the threatening danger by taking another cows.. Looking for ward, I saw that in a few months I should be able, from the produce of my extensive forests in Norway, and other sources, not now available owing to there occurrent:tie—to meet all necessary payments. The difficulty seemed to be how to tide over the interval. I took the Snit and fatal step under the belief that I was choosing the last of two evil., and that I should spec duly extricate myself from • false position. To my mind, strongly toured an it was at the time, it seemed as if I were only bonoweng the use of the names of ethers for • limited teriod. and that, as the bills would certainly be token up by myself before maturity, even the discounters in rurre4 no risk whwever. The probability detection be fore the bills mattered seemed small, and having once, under greet premiere, pissed the Itubicoe, I was inevitably cote mived to a coarse that required to be gone thmerb, however groat the risks to be encountered. Hoeing inftthpd the laws et my country to prevent • smell evil, and that good might come—having done what I know to be very wrong, and fully deserving of the severest punishment that can be inflicted epos me—l am ready and willing to submit to any amount of suffering, in mind and body, that being the only atonement I can make for the post. I have little more than • word to add. If seunmaey proceedings had not been taken against me, no one Ist•I ling paper bearing my signature would have lost • single shilling. As it is, the whole of my tuner ured creditors — those having forge d bills as well as others—ought at an 'telly date, even under as asfavoaroble realisation of the seq., to obtain 106 is the 11. • and if the principal Notwegion property is rightly disp osed of, or is kept for 18 meths, and is properly managed, while the other assets are well looked after abm, Ifs. to 20s. will be obtained within an early period, and ultimately, I believe, the liabilities will be covered In full. I have now only to submit myself to the disposal of the court. Load Mayor—Do you wish this psper to be sent into the court Prirouer—lf you plass*, my lord. Lcod Mayor—lt ts my parniul duty to mud you M the Central Criminal Court for trial. The prlsentr woo then removed. GREENWICH. Mr. Charles Abbott Gayle°, of Lewisham, appeared to summon°. wk.n out by direction of the Lawhharn District Board of Works, under the 7th and 28th sec. ions of the Nui sances Removal Act, charring hint under the 7th section with canting a cuinnee by the hurting of clay for the making id - brirkr, ant under the 28th section with carrying on the 00.10etis to the lejoey of the ;cache health. Mr. Edward. appetitet is support of the summonses, and Mr. Sadgreva fer tha defeedant. From the evidence offered in support of the existence of a entente it appeared that on a piece of ground occupie I by the dd. ndent a brick (Atom we. continuously burning; and the same bring w,thin 260 fret of the nude rent and 120 Get from dwelling-heusaa, vesions complaints had boon made by the re-ideate of the nuisance experienced, and which had led to the present proceeding/. Mr. Sedet owe denied that aoy nu.aanee existed, and wished to ►now the innocent the complaining partite. Mr. Edwards ohjected to making the names public, but handed in the complaint made to the Dietrict Board, with the pates' eignatures, for his worship'. inspection. Mr. Traill atld there was an exception made in the act to persica* carrying an their trade or bushing, and wane it mull be shown that accumulations had teen kept longer than wee 'Keeney fir the carrying oe of the trade, eo se to prove a gannet', the suenseas mast be discuesed. Mr. Edwards said he was sot prepared with such evidence, apes which Mr. Traill dienilsred the coroolooo. The second sommese wee then about being proceeded with ander the 28th wool], t herniae the defendant with osnying his biplane ia a 'uvula isjuriouip to the public health. MARKEY& PROVISION TRADE. TOOLEVIITREET, Jrx E 11. Fitts mild Irish butter has been inquired for the la.t few days, mud foe choice Clonnal 08.. to 100.., made tended, sad as there is but little remaining, there have been buyers at 98.. f.0.b., fur immediate shipment upon representation of quality being fine. A few small order. have been cent out to be executed upon the best terms for crane inspected Sligo. The present prices paying in the Sligo market ere 162a. ' 98a. and first, second., and third.. Cork th irds and fourth. have been selling at 92e., 82.., and 83s. Limerick, in eon...games of the inferior nudity of seconds and thirds, is comeendively neglected. Ihe supply since Monday consists of 2,361 Cork, 1,279 Waterford, and 314 firkins from Limerick.; and the delivery 2,510 firkins. Foreign batter sold steely in the early part of the week at 88.. to 90. e. for the best Dutch, but subsequently there was an improved demand, at an advance of 2.., and at 92a. a tolerable clearance was effected on Friday. It would appear, from the largo aelivery during the week, that a eensiderable business had been transited in bacon, but a good portion removed from the wharves belonged to holderv, wh> had made purchares three or four weeks since, and consequently stile, and to prevent its geling farther out of condition they Sr. putting it into consumption. Re-sales continue to be made upon mach better teems for buyers than they can get sup plied by agents, therefore th e market is still discouraging to shippers. The principal transactions have teed. n Waterford erzesble, at prices ranging from 625. to 59.., and Limerick, from 50.. to 66.. For anything particularly choice end fresh of Waterford, 61e. f. o. b. ; Rod tile. to 62a. to arrive, 'eked. Hamburg singed "Idea do not sell freely at 62e., although fresh and mild cured. The arrivals from Ireland during the week are-201 Cork, 144 Dublin, 242 Limerick, and 815 bete. from Waterford, excludes or the imports, rite Milford. The drawer due Monday brings 966 bales. The deliveries since Monday 2,600 bales. kxoept for shipping purpoen bale middles do not meet with buyers. A few sales of fine middles have been made at 59a. Hams command more att, n lion, sod priors ranged from 70e. to 78.. pale and smoked according to size, quality and repute of shipper. Little or no inquiry fart cask provisions. The recent excitement caused by 'vendee orders for the continent has been followed by extreme depression, both here and In Liverpool. Beef offer ing ate considerable reduction. New India, 170.. ; India trees,l4oo. ; mew, 126 e. ; and from the continued good supply, still tementes expected. Pork eke hem declined in value, 5.. per barrel. Irish, 100.. ; Hamburg, 105.. ; Eastern Amerieen, 87e. 6d. ; and Western American, 80.. per barrel of 20016. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lv.ers, JUNII 11.—The market Ms displayed no fe►tote of Importance to-day. There bus been a moderate attemdanee of buyers, and a fair steady businest dole in most kiwi. of goods. COTTON.—lavaarooi, June IL—The Wes of cotton to-day are estimated at 8,000 balm, sad consist of the fol. towing descriptions:-6,2 00 Amerioan, 6d. to 9d 1,600 Pecostue, 81d. to Id., 200 Marsuhares, 714. to lid.; 400 Zgyyttans, 71d. to Bd. ; 700 Banns, 414. to Old. COTTON 000DS.—MANCHTATER, JUNZ 11.—Tbe un favourable ativioes from Bombay which affected the market on Tuesday have led to a much smaller business being done than was expected, but the aggregate sales of the week have not ►oar unimportant. Nearly all kinds are in some &- maize, and prices are well maintained. Ia yarns as well u cloths, the heavy business done during the put fortnight has places producees under contract for India, and touch of the firmness sow exisiog in prices le owing to these orders. There in a fair business, h•.wover, ding for the foreign mar kets and for the home trade, and there is not likely for the present to be any accumulation of stook. HARDWARE.—Brawixasex, Inns 11.—Trade here continues dull, and the pelted at which wo have arrived in the quartos is not a favourable one for immediate improve ment. The north country trade is looking a little more pro mising ; it be. bra doggish during the greater part of the spring, but there have ben symptoms of a alight roactios daring the last fortalght. Tits order-sheets of the factor is that part of the country have been better filled, though there le stall evidence of the spirit of caution amongst tne country shopkeepers, which has ban manifest for the lea twelvemonths. The ordea are small compared with what they usually are. An expected fall in the pia of copper is inducing as factors re with hold their orders, es that in the bramfoundry trades generally them lea good deal of languor; nod many of the woekpeople are making much leas time than usual. A All of b. per cwt., announced to-day la the price of tin, will rob n aL:4 hays the effect of stimulating some of the trades in by the price of that metal. A failure in the has trade was announced this morning. Masa. T. and C. Highway, ironmasten, of Walsall, have been obliged to suspend ; severe losses and bad trade are said to have led to this difilenlty. The liabilities are not yet known, but they will be heavy, and if there is an immediate windup tha dividend will be small. A wash or two since the suspension of Mesas. C. Valetta and Co., in the South American trade, was announced is the Daily Noes. Au &dimmed meeting of the creditors was held a day or two Mace, at which an offer was made by Mr. Valette's agent to this effect that in cousideration of th• coeditor forbearing to Institute proceedings for the recovery of their respective debts, he would undertake to appropriate all remittances and monies Willett may COMO into fats bonds or be subject to his dispoei tics, towards liquidating the debts now owing by the ann. His offer was accepted by the creditors present ; and it was announced that a remittance of 6401.h4a been received sheathe meeting, held three weeks ago. CORN.—CAIIHRIDOIL, Jugs 11.—Whoat was 1.. to 2s. lower; all other cora • dull sale. The growing crop of winter brass is estiotudy damaged by blight or collasr Wheat, red, 44e. to 48s. ; white, 665. Beau, 40e. to 445. Barley, 30s. to Us. Oats, 24e. to 300 _ CANTERBURY. Juni 11.—The supply at market to.day was wry abort. Trade eaoresively dull. Priors about the same as Mat week. Wheat, new brown, 425. to 625.; white, new, 48a. to 625. Baky, new, 30e. to 40e. Oats, new, 255. to 26e. Beans, 40a. to 425. Peas, 40.. CAILLISLE, June 11.—We ►d a fair supply of all kinds of gran at our market to-day. Fur wheat there was a good demand at last week's prices. Barley and oats were slow of sole, but not lower In price. Wheat, white, new and old, 20.. to 21s. 64.; lid, new and old, 19s. to 20.. Barley, new and old, 130.6 d. to 14a. Oats, potato, 10.. &I. to Ile 6d.; common, 10.. to 10.. 6d. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 2.1. 2d. Oatmeal, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 4d. Byemeal, Is. 6d. Barleymeal, Is. 64.—Cartis1 Josonsal. COLCIIISTEIL, Jove 11.—A fair supply of wheat, and very small of tither grain. Wheat is it'll , baited demand at a decline of la. to 2a. ; to this many firtutrs would not submit. Barley, beans, and pees in dow demand, at tartly Into rata.. GLOUCUTEIL Jcr■ 11.—The Maness of Mak-lane end Liverpool markets yesterday, together with the liberal supplies from abroad, keep prices sun low, and there are in fact gaominally the same ea on Saturday last. Wheat eventual 21. 12.. per quarter._ . . GUILDFORD, JCNE 11. —Then was not mush ebrat froth in to-day, but the quantity kft over from last week made a good 'bow. Trade was eafrecorly slow, but at the does of business some inclination to purchase was conniferb d, and a fair quantity changed bends. Pekes without quotable alteration. Whew. 4195. to 66e. • Mann, 67a.; barley, 30.. to 334.; oats, 24e. to 28s. ; beans, 445. to 475. . . HBILTFOILD, Jots 11.—The market to-d.y for wheat extremely dull eta reduction of fully le. per load, with very few bu)ers, 'apply lege. Barley made last week's prim.. Oats • dull trade. Peas end team made fully u much mosey. Wheat, Ws. t. 32 .. per load. Barley, 229. to 325, per qr. Oste, 225. to 29.. per qr. Peas, 275. to 295. per load. Berms, 275. to 31.. per load. . . I.IIICISTII,JVNE 11.-At one corn market there was not a kegs Meow of wheat ; formers held firmly for last week's rates, but eventually a redaction of Is. per qr. was submitted to. White samples sold at sle. to 565., and red 48a. to 525. per 30 stone. V. ry few parmis of tarley at market, and the prices of the previous week were supported, malting selling at 38e. to 425.„ and grinding 281. to 30e. per SO stone. Oats were oely in lieni•od supply, and prices win • turn in favour of the seller, good samples selling at 280. do 355. per 24 stone. Only a mall show of beau (fur which there was a good inquiry), ad farm ptiees may be quoted, namely, 48e. to 62e. per qr. Norrisonaw, olvms 11.-At our cora market to-day wheat wen in odddiing supply and Layers were exceedingly slow in effecting purchcee at a decline of Is. to 2.. per qr. ; old white sold et 48e. to 66e. • new white, 60s. to 66e.; old red, 46e. to 62..; new ditto, 48e. to 62e., per 36 stone. Very little bonuses. transacted in berley, and former rates easy be quoted, namely, maltieg quelitiee, 38s. to 43e. per qr.; and grinding, 28.. to 30e. per . 30 stone. Otto were limited sod unchanged is value, priees briog from 28. to s6e. par 24 mono. Beaus color aperiogly to band, and led week'. pekes were folly supported ; namely, old samples 50e to 625, and new 46.. to 48e. per 38 stone. NORWICH, JENE 11.-Then was a limited supply of wheat at this market, but comparatively little Wainer eau does. The few simples of barley offering commended tate r u ms. In other articles lOtle paving. With tine weather the hay harvest will become general in the neighbourhood next week. White wheat le quoted this evening, 62e. le W.; red ditto, 48e. to 60.. pee quarter. Flour, 33e. pee seek from the miller. Latest average.:-Wheat, 1,3141 ve., 61s. Id.; barley, 90 qm., 30e. 6d. PCTISIMOIIOUVH, JUNE 11.-Our formate supply as liberel , y wth W•I•t. sad prices to-Jay me le. per qr. lower thin lest week, 60s. to file. being the price of 831 be. fine yellow canopies. &mealy any eptieg corn, sad plan scasiorl. READING, JUNE 11.—Tbare erect bare very undue** - -•— • • show of whe , t t>-+sy, and trade ruled very dell, s-liens not agreeing to seer 1-ewer tire,. Thur. ass bet lad, lri. nees din., n the seder efleat d a rtalnction of fr to Is. to 2*. per qr. teen übLgud to le cret tr.!. In barley there wets rut a slog ile, slat Is. 100 wag ot tired. le rds and Leans, the buena... was tolerably firm. l'esa but bald u request. Rum' Feign, JC NE 11.—The stands were very well Illki wth will at, n I the terres of list arik wero n•t ra:erdu l. Foreign was firm at preriaue quotivions. In barley there was rarely anything dome, but priors were nowir.aly the same ea at last market. The trade in malting is now over. Oats were in steady request at tall prier. In beans end peas there was no quotable nlteretion. WISIsECII, JCNE 11.—We halre 11 good supply of wheat at market to-day, she tone ef the trade dull, and at 2.. per qr. decline front loot week, but little barterer dons—the farmers not being willing to go with the tomes, using to a belief that thdr trope hove rreaired considerable injury from the high wh,da and rain of the last two aisle,. Spring corn of all kinds in alert mat ply, the trade slow at about last week's pricer. Wonteesreu, JUNE 11.-We bad a lifeless trade here to day. Whaet was if anything easier to brie, and trade was dull. White wheat, 6.. 6d., end red, 64. 10d. to 6s. 2d. per bushel of 621 b.; burley, 3*. 0 to Mc bd.; and Mane, 6e. 2d. to 6.. 4d. per bushel ; oats, Sr. 3d. to 4.. per 39 lb. Last Worcester average of wheat, 2!. 10s. per imperial quarter. YORK, JUNE 11.-There was a very fair quantity of wheat at our market ; the trade, however, was very reactive, at 2s. to 3e. per qr. less money than in the previous week. White sold at 62a. to 65a ,and red 48e. to 600. per qr. Not much doing in barley,and former quotations were realieed,grieding sorts selling et 325. per qr. There was not much of ether kinds of grain offered. Oats sold at lost week's rates, namely, 24e. to 28.. per PI stone. Bean. were a dull trade at former retire, namely, 465. to 48e. per 38 atone. Malt, 665. to 68e. per qr. KIIMCALDT, .11 NZ 11.-Here end there good showers hove fallen tuts week, but we hare not had any general rain; conrequeutly, come fields hate a parched Appearance, and requite moisture. In every direction the wheat is bursting in o ear, so that we may now reckon on hating Only a moderate bulk of straw ; the ears seem well formed, sod of an average size. At our country market this week we Lad very little grain of any kind °easing, and there being almost no diOpOSiDOII to buy, Wee were on • very small male, at prices in favour of buyers fur every kind of Ignite Here today we had very small supplies of wheat and oats, sad oily two sacks of barley. Bales slow, and prime in favour of buyers in every kind of grain. Wheat, 42e. to 63.. par qr.; Imlay, 31e. to 34e.; oats, 22e. to 28s. WATZDFORD. Juve 11.-With the exception of oats, of which we have again had a fair supply by boat, scarcely any Irish grain has appeared at market this week, bat from abroad there has been another liberal arrival of wheat. The dull accounts from the leading Bugle& markets have tended farther to deprws our trade, and beyond the purchase of a few cargoes of oats, for immediate shipment, scarcely any bleepers hes been tran.aetel. Wheat is nominally Is. per barrel cheaper, both Inch and foreign. Barley end oats unaltered in vales, with a good inquiry for the latter. Indian corn : An attempt b 7 one of our holden to sell about 6,000 barrels by suction on fnesday has had a very prejudi cial effect on the trade, and sales sines then have only been practicable at a reduction of 9d. to la. pee bArrel. Flour very unreliable, at a decline of 61. to le. per sack. Imports this week Wheat, 6,966 quarters ; flour, 20 bare, le, 162 packs. Exports this week : Wheat, 84 barrels; bar:ey, 60; oats, 8,175; flour, 1,288 necks; oatmeal, 4. 'SHIPPING IIvTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arab, trout Liverpol for Wo laretha, ♦pull fat fS. lea 1f W. Brierly W.l, Vltorat, how London for listboaras, Nay I, oa the !Ate. -- • •- •-• • -- from Loodoo for Hoes KOOft, April 11. lot 1 N. lam U W. tanklia Harm, :tan, nom New Oa :CAZ $ for ILiverpool, 31Ay 9, lot kw to 55. lor dal Ma, from Buena ATros for Limped!, Nay 13, Ist 14 N, low 43 W. Oorirl;rry, of nonneboak, 7 days from New River (N. B.) for Bristol, May S. lee SC George Dees (Aril), from Liverpool for Cantors* May 31,1 at 49 39 N, las a SS W. label, tram Sonderiaed ter Aden, Match 14, lot 19l lea GI E. Jabilaat. from Loodoa for Al.. Boy, earn It. Ist IS B, los 27 W. NORSIIIOII. noes Nem Maass for Liverpool, May 4, lot 11 0. 1. 11. . illyiere ' temps), of Milbrd. from Liverpool for blase ibirardl LWO 17 daya,llay u. lot 40 PO, lop UP& THE CALCUTTA AND CLITNA MAIL.—The steam ship Jeddo, Captain Black, arrived at Southampton on Satarday with the heavy portion of the Kest India, Cal cutta, and Clam mail ; 135 pastiengets, among whom were Mr. Halliday (late Deputy-Governor of Be al), Colonel Stewart. C hef Justice Malmo, the Hon. Major Burke, M.jora.,„Tumer, Cotke, and Stewart; Colonels Wintle and Jose.; Csptains Mussy, Dunbar, Johnston, Bennet; Lieutenants Mattis, Lemke, Starkey, Goldie, Thereby, &o.; Drs. DE" Cannon, Young, &o. The Jeddo left Alexandra May SI ; Mahal June 4; Gibraltar 7. On the Ist inst. she spoke the thamthip Ripon, bound nut ; on the 4th exchanged colours with the Behar, with the outward Bombay mails • on the sth exchanged colours with a Franck screw anent ; on the 7th oinks the brie Xolus; on the Bth passed the Pen, with the outward East India sad China mail., end a Norwegian roaa.of-war; on the 9th the Cairo; and on the 10th the Avon, with the rnail maib._ _ • MAILS TO CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.—• Os Saturday last the Royal Mail xtettnahip Persia left the Mersey for New York. with the mails for the United States and 180 passengers. On Wednesday next the Nova Scotian (s. a.) haves Liverpool for Quebec and Montreal with the snail., Bre.. for Cowls. THE MAIL BERVICE.—SOOTTIASIPTON, SUNDAY.— The steamship Indus, leR this day with the Australian and Bombay mail, 70 passengers, and specie to the value of 117,6421. Her insil consisted of 206 boxes of kitten and newspapers Cr Melbourne, 106 loxes for Bombay, 89 for Sydney, 45 for Adelaide, 38 for Wellington, 26 f &Geelong, 26 for Hobart Town, 20 for Auckland, 17 for Lauscestoo, 16 for Mauritius, 8 for King George's Sound, and one foe Aden; in all 703 boxes. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Colombo, which has bees consi derably lengthened and refitted, arrived last evening front Liverpool. The Borneole, 11001 New York to Hamburg, with advice• of the Ist inst., is Paraded this evening off Cones. The La Hata, with the Wert India malls, may be looked for on Tuesday. The Bremen, from Breown for New York, is expected to-morrow. She will leave on Tues day for her destination. The Vanderbilt, with deices front Now York of the 4th, ad the mails for Eel/lend and Femme, may be looks] for on Tut seley. Her last western peerage was pvforreed in nine days nine hours, and she has thus beat the Persia and Baltic In their most rapid smatern voyages. Once during the twenty-four hours the Vander bilt tea 366 milts. _ _ - 1 lIE PENINSULAR MAIL.—The Sultan arrived at Southampton on Ssturilsy with the Peninsular nails. She left Li.bon, Juno 7 ; and Oporto and Vigo, the &b. She brought house 13 passengers, and specie to the value of 12,2191. The Sultan passed the Peninsular packet Tagus on the 9th MM. _ . . ---• MAIL FOE TIIE BRAZILS.—The Tasmanian is edeertired to Mks oat the Breiti mail ra the 9th proximo. This will be the tint screw steamer employed by the Royal Mail Composey to convey a mail across the Atlantic. The Tasmaniaa will be commanded by Carala Jelhcom of the Tamar. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, NEW CROSS.—CApLIHO. C. R. Egerton), R.N., In addition to fanner contributions amounting to 2001., hes jest presented the liberal sum of dot for the poetess of too debentures, qualifyiug him to nominate peons to this Inetitution. A NEW ZEALAND KNlGHT.—Reference is made by the local mem of New Zealaed in terms of gratulation. to the Got that Mr. Clifford, the Speaker of the New Zealand Rowe of Repreeentatives, has teeelved the honour of knight hood et the hands of her Majesty.-4ustralfon Mail. [Advertisernent.l—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-1:11-IOUS rOm rtallV.—F en.—The great end rudden Wert.° of temperature demist:a the Mat, eyvtorn, and deoneyome Tastable and anima mimes , : the malt/la artene from which IT • exadaat source of febrile eiml mots. Thv, are atalued. sad every function rattled with *Vet, a 4 cut...1.4.11.y lion lelLy . • loyahoqe pentium 0111*, which never fail to gkro,va the moo Ilelleatt, from the atalogue of dl eerav pro duced tu foul air.. 41.0 from mustroke, elddloat4 and other tape tent.ur.w .Prlneitui main examivo heat or uaurail exertion. They cheek the 11•.1 &Tarter.. f• an Dat,ve. and have the felicitous I ts of five...mita the sa. hat -rniptome of divas. by espelloat Its sure and ertimichasly eitahlh:dart airdrome healthful actledi th , OUNbu.t ovary vltsl organ in the human hotly. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COIJBENA —lune 10. at Ilyticiork gate South. the wife of R. T. Oesteaa. EN.. 4 a .va. ON g.—Juue 9, the wife of T. Goa, Ewa., of the Cagle, near Tpteedoti- Marla of a daughter. 0001)11/01.—Jand 10. at Ad 11-ea.forl. Yindingtoo, the wife of J.F. Googtoti, Iraq.. of a data:ham. MOCATTA.—June 8. at 0100.1 torracc, II) ae.tork, the oi:e of J. Mesita. . TUT KN —Junu 9. at Sunderland imam. Weett.ograopark. the wad of W. Travernen. a daujaw. TILLIKSB —Jane B. at leadattlerbaildtags, Both. the wife of Leo, Cohost Viliteda. of a MARRIAGES. AIMPIP.LO—PRIDOtiIt.—Johe O. at 04. Patera, \Mehra. hy tha Mow. 0 Aronkl ~ John, new of V. B. Arrulleld. Em., of Clapham. B. to Allah:di. daughter of J. Bridger. Ant.. of Manor Mow. Mitcham. BABNIITON-111:40 —June A at Pt. Pet. ea. by the Pow. T•l,r. M.A.. W. Hamden. E. 4 Crurehill. Cheature. MN. , r of ltd IMb Wit MAI.. to Mary altomn daughter of thy law Colowd Klag. K.H. BROW PI It—THOM AP —May at Ifahabak-hurr. Born's, Prod 4aq, (itioeot Mr wale Brogroe.thicA o. of Ltrot. Colowl llowne Wooed Army. to ' , lofting Juelc. Goat oatt.htar of Alruor Alfrel Stasura, MowldY Arm,. DEATUS. 11111AUKONT.—Juan 4. Mary. wife of A. Beaumont. Esp.. of Arts Callan mar II tidenteld, axed 21. BOY D.—Joae L at pouraelnoutA. Tfaratead , e. Swan Otorgiass Soleata wag of J. Surd. Led of lielrille—dr.a. redataute. 'ORD.aw P. at Vrenebay. Bradokeather.a. Orovada, datlibtae of I. L. —J Yard. Yaq . aced lf. 91LL—Ja et 7. al Sandwich. ANN. sets of O. A. Hill. FA.. LL.D. ?Mel and Publtsbed by W AM Itme thus. et No Umbra Meet. la the City of no.loa. AK, st Ofia. ta Lamina Illtokla than .. .US of Wall•—•11( 14 SAM uIfILLI. 14i O. f