The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-17 00:00:00

ROYAL AORICTILIVRAL 80CLITY OP j 9L4WD. ',zoo ore own 111WORT914 CIIBSTER, JOLT 16. The trial yard optmod this morning at dos ifelock, Or the trial of arm molar Dern works, and ether agri maws' erchinery sad utopianism grerally. Them trials are exacted so list Maeda over, and of nurse no nits ars arrir.d at yet, end frees the great number of eagles and 'retuned entered, the Judges ors likely to have am*ampley- Wilt up to that time ere they award thaw isrdkt, A hat was read in net erday's aroma( the competitors with fixed sad portable were, but it was understood this morning that a number dare had voluntarily retired from ocempetl tics. A considerable number of Implements have been to total to-day, but the gnat feature of this part of the exhibitor a pnea to Mt the great number of Seam wear and threshing mechtnes under competition. The trtel of the latter men meson with the oonthiaed flniatting thrashing nadohinee, with double blowers. Therein 21 competitors, and they are entered for trial in the following order —Hanrard, Ransom* end Sims, Nader, Roby and Co., Savory, Holmes and Son, lirrett, Stall and Co., Cambridge, Humphrey.. R. Smith, Hornsby and Son, Clayton, Shuttleworth and Co., Brown sad May. Fowler end ll'Collin, Garrett and Son, Hart end Oibbat,Otibert, Maas, Foster, Rushton sad Co., end Taxford sod eats. The favourites among scientific men at =lto be these of Clayton and Co., end Hornab al ra i g lse society have chosen two of Messrs. Hornsby end Son's portable engines for the trial of the threats* ma chair one to work them during the actual trial, sad another to give than the preliminary run. The conditions regain that each machine shall be supplbd with 35 shores of wheat dotter adjustment, and nth 150 sheaves for banal trial. The tiro machine on the Wit, that of Mr. J. Hayward, jun., Derby, ocmmineed work about Bare minute' before 12 o'clock, and kept three men at work feeding, besides the one employed to Mender the wheat from the cart, aad six rasa were required to remove the maw an 1 rebind it. • tempo rary stoppage took place at the end of about soma abates Imo starting, owing to the elevator getting bunged ap, bat the machine appeared to do Its work well. The trial of thrash i ng machines throughout the day ap pend to excite groat intent. During the morning there was a trial of turnip-maters. The Ant was one belonging to Remaxna sad Sims,and is cutting for sheepthed)wanometer m 22,60.), MeFor Mete. were cut in two minute.. but ieelt i t in tyn. 1,630, 145elbs. teem cut In two minutes. With the grater. dynamo...tee 22,184, 79th.. wets cut la three abate.. Warner's machine was sent tried (a triad of peter), and 1711th.. were cat in two minutes, the dynamo :err mark*: 26,400. The third machine was Samuelson's, which as Ant trial, the dynamometer marking 8,090, cut Units. of turnips for sham 12 two minutia. In a first trial he Maim the quantity on; 9,220, was 1161ba. M two minutes. A mooed tr ynamometer 10,700, gave laths. le two tuinatas. In cutting for lamb., with mother shift le the same machine, dynamometer marking 6,790, shoat 2711b5., net weight, were cut in two Wards. Amnon the root-cutters was one by Ransoms and fiime, a new implement invented by G. A. Biddtll, of Ipswich, roads in lire varieties, two aims of each, by which they pro fess to do all that ma be aided by the test twinge-setter. Mimeo rrodueed, mashie. no triangular *cos or abates, end canine the lest pima The prin.iple is new, the honor tureleg the reveres way et those ordinarily fa nes. Tree ere may Weer Imelda in the tidal yard, bet where so may emshims an at work, and sae" of dem dfimlt mein he ohm. whit of tae only, h chyle* M siegii ont sli rasy he day mad mouthy rifellso• We ? err smy shim sedge an eserent elf errelty. The imlllmost cid is mei spa prom le exhibitors, bat so far Yme enamel tem wii ishrm_sd pram it Is Moly when ihe pais en admitted, cm Tess&y, to melee mom lima semal Wrest. The number of stands taw is HS, solost IM at Salisbury, hat year ; sod esti aloft Ho spite msegial by them the Dumber of implements Asa • mesibseis Iscreme. The edemas is add, howermr, ositto be eanined to carom in Escobar, but it is sugmeled thee ase smemy soreltios amongst these show- ' ••=6l , lmpommaist in eaneernetion seri but the grohol decelerated of Wier piestples amenget the Mertes of them mooldne• wwith owed to seas amebae, she fa right diesellso h the evident dei sts simplify them If id Hee owes! nautisgs of ihs Royal flosisty ft is memos w the machines LB en the rood to elms neighbouring hem opplotol br whams they am la the handling er to 'Jerboas sod nteehsatee, It is "helm lee the Memo of dimity *whin Mom when caeolgeed to the head of agioniMeel ishoaseeels emote lameami ; anti • hook demo in the moms entry &Mots to whish sennims tnesirred, whom meeheefos cambia of ro- Cram ars am to be had, lea matter tvo seises M emes he oostemplegue. - Many of the easier mid- HMI ibis year, It is Es% display • greet admen in this Ili oissiond with the me*. mashies litesslit to itee sesisies meetings me peat tosiona In Ohs Whi lend ihemedwe exhibited oa the sabot to Imprevememi possibb, the ildiromee poled of simplidig and streeigili, en the greaurro in shww•ie ths Midge of semi of Om so the end Yossa pared ebb "Ohm sib by olds with big aimed obvious es Iles mod osmisatilis shears,. At the ems limo mer be tamarhad, that lids Is ere the memm massaery, be cases the *pa mita by Ike satisty are beaming dream M air ammibeilet id seek mains., and sre rateassing them by • higher Mended of sztelhoas *ea 5.4.. The sober of dranhing meal= nabbed this yew 17- h boyar l prosedeut, the ember being upwards of mith The vititors warded Nn ember admitted yesterday may oreidersta. Aware When sex the Mayor of Ches ter, and we also observed Dr. Hmeedl, an eminent seesaw consemad with the Rumba t, midget in thia es entry (with the exceed= of the short interval during the W war) for 'may yews, aid mid to les one of the numerous admmilic mph** M Reads soattered over the whole of Swop% end ever to hs bead whom then an evidences of hogrovemest modesaios she seglnstring. YES DISITTID LEGALITY 03 A CBCBCH RATB Ar OItiINIIICH. Yesterday, several ratepayers of Greenwich, whom semesessee had bees Issued for nun-paymentrs ai nh net* attended helms Mr. decker, the police ma shing*. Mr. J+r, the vestry clerk, attended for the charchwardens, sod Mr. Itmustt, solicitor, of Ludgate-hill, to. some of the alleged debealtera At the previous examina- n ts, it will ha menentored, Mr. Bennett objected to the legality of the rats cm two grounds—the trot, ohm whom the estimates were peedapd in vestry, sn adjournment of the saseliag was day moved end seconded for a period of six weeks for the production of more eel to estimates which motion the chairman, the Rev. W. A. S rinses, had illegally refused to put to the meet the ; and, moondly, that the defend ants had been summoned for a rate made on the 29th of January of the present year, whereas the oaly rte pasted, wh i ch was corned by a tnejority of the pariebionere on a poll taking placer, was deeared to have been carried and made oo the 29th of December re view. The soarer to these objections was that the diefindaata had admitted the legalny of the chairman's vainest to put ter mod= by subeequently attending and voting st the pontos; ; end that al th ough the rate wee carried on the 29th of Do cember, yet the rate was net properly signed until an ad jammed meeting of the vestry on the 29th 01 January. Upon this Mr. Sacker adjonrsed the whole of the summonses for the production of the polling hooks. U. worship now said that as the legality of the ram was quest iced by wens of the dielendaals pmeut, he bad orly to say that with regard to them be had no jurisdiction to act. With respect to the other defendants who hal not put is en appearanos, or Woad soy objection to the rate, the usual ceder . C.r polymeric would Lams. iter, were then token Is several eases, Mr. Jame status Used prixwdinge would und...aldedly be taken in ths Earlesisetical Court naiad those whd had disputed the va lidity of t►e rate. REPUAAL 0? A CHUICEI RATE IN POE7SYOUTH. —At a vestry meeting of the parishioners of Portsmouth, bid in the pansb church yestad•y (Fridayafternoon) • pro position for levying a rate of three peace to the pound vu midan iuneodment, by • large to .jority. A poll Ina an the ehiue► R sad it will mations till Maaday eveabig. Tut ELLISSERE M331011.41..—50me time ago a • eaherelptioa was cestaraced by the persons wapkryed to the eintes of the Bridgewater Trrwree with the obset of mestieg se arebteteuand 1111116 w lal of the late Earl of Wise man at Wonky. It out aeguteuted by donations fees ludo pseud iadividaala who were atillora to ct ninLote to the me meat sad et leagMi meowed to emir& of 1,8001. It hes lora delormised ',preens's this sum to the mortice of • weed thews:widow Gothic chancier, Saone, marble, sad hackwork. It will comas matey oe as wawa shalt, eitbi epkel bat ot coloured tiles, rising tram so elaborate square lesesarat e ermlag 49 fret of armed. The height from the =Vs* W the istal will to 112 feet. The architects are Driver red Webber, of Leeks, who have toes Saatieethl la the esspetition iovittel by the usisnoilal mom. sites. The ammumeet I. to be snot d o • patty misty ifdie elf lowed shoat half a nil. to the esis of Wortley W0s1114•11 lying tnerrn the t wo, sod It will be al•• t Soo tae Liverpool and Ideucheeter • Ideamey, whisk ma at • Memo, of about • toile sad • beff le the serthererd. IN Z 43 ()NAL IN THE tutu"' Or ENO- I is isitame• of the happy moult .1 dr.:skin, th e Wow. W. Overkf• tate, " The Ordnance of Cosfenlah Otailere), • print Warm us that, finding a wears Mused to allow bee &Within to come to conftwies, he laced la her limn this ban book, which she ic read. The was Ow, not only did the winds', her po6lliilss, bat at length sin herself as will as bar dasghter availed bared( di net newts of grins.— Maw. Tits CORITGEDOL EST ‘TE.—Tilis togrationt postoty. ensprising 12,400 acres, Ist out at • rental el 4,0001. •__Ywire, a•• 2011. wl ecetwain g newel takes, rivers, and ateseive ''•••,____ with en old swasion house of the fifteenth OS =7. pot up . by wadi.. la coo lot, at Inonouth, cc look Zr. LeilchUd. The now was crowded to m itt Ile fast t an l i c h4 Ths btWy w an 114, ea..l watt l ade * by * David Sr Oele•Dendrateb who was 'army COS. -3 Way gf o wn = id So lbs thew homm r. wad • gown wish the warm. Glineastoo ruara CRYSTAL PALACE. Yesterday there maa what was called $ " Festival Concert" at the Crgstel Paso It dose not appear by whom It was got up, bat the someaelsrs ware Mr. Brasdiot and Mr. Minas. This wee a elided SOD yokes, imalidiag Mr. Benedkt's Vocal Amesdadan, sod ea iseinnintel head 200 wow tusking an aggregate of a the sad pathrisets. Thoo were, narrower, essay of ear noel madame slaws and instrumeatalists . among the Weer, Mime Leeks Pgao Mr. and Mrs. Weiss, Mr. Sine Beeves, Mien Dolby, and Mire Biabbech ; among the latter, MIN Arabella Goddard, Mr. Lindsay Slopes, M. Benedict, M. Nolique, and Mr. Blairom The programme formed • most excellent bill of fare, trup paling the fart had been spread in one of the usual ban queting balls--the Hanover-square or Willis's Rooms, Busier Hall, St. Martin's Hall, or even St. June's Hall; but much of It, we are bound to say, was thrown away at the Crystal Pilau. The concert took place in the antra transept, the performers occupying the greet Handel Fandani orchestra; and, being as favourably situated for hearing as the majority of the audience, seated as we were wady in the middle of the vast area in front of the orchestra, we were more convinced than ever of the very limited capabilities of this same central transept as • great concert hall. The choral muse, generally speaking, was effective it was on the whole well song, and it struck us as remarkable that the 800 voices were just as resonant and powerful as the 2,000 that we lately heard in the same place--a proof that, la singing, ea it were in the open air, a few hundred voices more or less make very little diffeeenoe. As to the solo singers. Mr. Sims Reeves wee the only one who could make himself heard, and that was only when he exerted the whole strength of his lungs, ea in Foroalr s warlike ditty, " Come if you dare," which he shouted as if he bad been actually on the battle field. The Instrumental music was still more unfortunate. lt eo hepteeird that the principal instrument wee the pianoforte —of all Instruments the least fitted for a seat space. Beth's femme triple concerto, played on three pianofortes by Miss Arabella Goddard, Mr. Bseadict, end Mr. Lindsay Mops:, would, indeed, have keen a high treat in any of our Lon don concert-rooms, bat here it was entirely lost. In the very loudest perigee the notes of the pianofortes were no thing but a confused tinkling—in the softer passages they wars not heard at all. We sew the player. hard at work, while not • sound reached our ears, and this war evidently the area with hundreds around us on every side. There was applies% to be sure—for when does our charming young pianist us appear before the public without applause P—but It cues from the immediate neighbourhood of the orchestra ; and those at • greater distance who joined In it must assuredly have dons so from good-natured sympathy. In short, we an compelled be repeat, what we have said all along, that the central transept of the Crystal Pala, in its present state, la a bed concert-hall; end, though It may in some respects be • convenient locality for such • gathering as • greet Handel Festival, yet it la unfitted for a miscelkneure concert. It hes, Indeed, one advantage sport from he muskal capabili- Oak The piece is superb, the grounds are beautiful, and, even when ungreigated to hear musk, we sit at ease and breathe • cool, uneitiated atmosphere; so that, with music or without, • visit to Sydenhein is always a great and a healthful pleasure. SPORTING. LATUT BITTING AT NANCRIBTITL-humr. ....L ui..., nub a Mll es. Wrest 61 LtoloPliol pOSIloi TOo 1 loos Moo I ze mom about o V i re ogi of smoro. sad le Os 1 oboist the •me ler Sbo St lagor 6to ins Ulm ;w waft imod. 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Pol. as to pre;:o: d ely j sat floe et NNW A Wiener to be Ileideasat. with eskprelmes. a r b u iae lika ilde ad. Wood of brad. •Wi. Ms 44th Teed-lislow Ilswiza w lead llaultein bas bar permitted to Wire frem the service lbesele of his meamlist m. 4dra leee-lhancie Lloyd gess, to be owes, without w ebs" As. Wrack, preweedb;the 04th Foot.. 17th Towl-llades herb Tberneellweed, to be lieuteaaat, by pu eblos. elee bees Dirp=e wesedes by purchase on the 2,Th Jew. 18141. bee ebb 140-!w eemsabdros of Medea George 8. Roberrews, to beat 191161•11 Jose. IssB, Wiwi ..f Rod July. 14/1. to prey ioully Wed. : 4 •4-Idestomect Osorts Weird Lermres, to be a klutuit to Ilebeeteues teal In the lath Toot; Nosign Cbarles U. A Mel. ea* tele Mtemt, without putehroe, rice Lyme', powded Is fad kW Mt l'ese-lielgo W. V. V. Hurls to to becloud. without perch..,73rd feel- likui =rob eft" tased Hereford to be wrath. webs* gembeilee,.... ... T. t . bettease ; tur r iltee= S i gie=e las bees e%1y .... 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Lleeleare.Celeasi Clevilin Le. : ,......".. a ......... ....... Ow prof NOW owls' l• die le be pee rs' lb be elleell le lbeellokt. " Aee %be regal mama et OeN b 1 Quarestemer Yr Malys ea WI want Llell Demme* le be taglAe le D. met. tbe mak beeem .... mt., T. ...... Memesser -the cppdalwas des, C. H . from Psil AO Illb Ire* to be Ilealaaestosiesel of a 6spot botvtltao, so stated law "Osseits" of Ote. 73. 1867. Ire but comeDed. ADMIRALTY, JILT 16.— AP I. OM M Ta —Lent eh A. Dada CUM to the mew gleans dere shlp, at Do. ra = J. 11. Allard (lUD. to be addltional to the Blsaholm, 00, mow • awe grud ehlh, Pertesooth. lese=J. J. Ora. r.ed USW to ho MVO. , odPedAtcododt W the Ideals 702, smelt% ship. Potrnalten . W. ti. utlls (LIM to be addltioael to the Orlon. W. mew etostoebtp. ea Dtwoopert ; J. Way (WS% to to additioost to the Hooke, .10. ewe. ateasweldp, for cweet.eaard senate: sod W. P. Cr Man 11344), addilleaal to the Ate:, CO, screw seams ittetd-eldp, at Devooport. laretero Awdataats : O. Chtletie. tithe Ilydra. a. Paddle-wheel saw.- sloop. at absentee. ; sae B. M. llaraay. to W. Arles. I, peddle eased etztrowloop, at aheeratsa. Antos W“..a41 Motet IL I.J. Pasta, to the Arehet, 13, saes WWP, at Woolwich. ARRTYLL OF THE 81100 ND DETACINIOTT 07 THE 100TH OLIWOIBIO 113•111111. T A? LITLIIOOI.-41111 WM slitisit NOM ...vett lieollia. frau Peobee. erhieh ordiel se Limped wig Mi dge mom& fomele a road doletireei of lie 1114 h oftll mit re Illet sad Mr s .del: Nta l, llikeisil hal ?* I‘ 1W %1% ., ?i Wad f1001aek ...... ail leitler. of lb. th itegkeesh are Ms a austee. at Sunlit/I rod deeertets. It Wag essomeed lot Me IMO mold &ebut at I Hint. emote omotileil en Os beaks el." lel the m Jy true de" eel de" art thei bdoo wham bead swans of the lo aot,to dtb....”o,ll!ihrs ••• Waft to NM Ph . . d. sad The crew of the neva ...am iheerst the ma am thy mem. the ram x le• wiled the AWN to brim% boi thEmolisett to decal. lb. In. i•ltion. es the dotheltsmot eneehe4 boo Ito Wows to the iallway Mika at Withal. whew, nes will he lonteetted t Sim e The third Mad 111111•11milmot Ai AL L Irseid wal Mare Quebec tidy lasarrday) la the lora alp PORTIMOUTIL Jrrr la The adorn of ties iolory, ft-old% gen a mod WI on based OW vend lag afell Arl Glow Ilayarrar, Lord 14ffles, rad So Ica fl Ow was mei MOW/ tbs &O Qou at si •lAlllVEßlaladar No Mon roaror. Wire Mla O. hits, adamora vial& aid Youodsd loyal alert. •to morel, reaming le Odom WOOLWICH. Jour It The following ataam-rasa, ow at Woolwich, will iconn parte the Royal Karina Hamslea of rho visitants, *array sad ho Plums Coulon Yee. IS Comammerr Praloy ; Wrier gin ; %cram le &arta of Ms. IV Whams Rarer, imarmaaftlba Ha F. Pianism ; Armor. Om. sander Samarium. The two Warn roar aro owl, rawly for NITS o. and will waned thara ea IWw on a trial ado, Is mkt to Wet WOW arildarry. It is currently reported that the splendid officers' quarters at Dover Castle are intended al a residents for the Prime, of Wiles end his military instructors, his rotliigh miss being destited for the profession of a soldier. ere Is ever/ way fitted fur a royal abode, the government ev- Mg spard nothing to the expendirere so as to render them the most splendid barracks in the United Kingdom, hued up with every ossible ccammianoa.—Leave Caresehle. PRINCE ALFRED AT EINOITTN.—PFISIOO Alfred visited our picturesque shores on Thursday. The Black Eagle steamed op Channel to the bar, when a gig, manned by six men, landed the wince end sidle et Assy's-traps, sold ibis party proceeded to Bastin's Marine Hotel, and took refreshments. They then rambled to the ass-wall, rein barked is the gig, sod proceeded up the liver as far ea Pow &them Cues, and having had a view of that noble red deuce, they retained to the steamer whisk immediat ely abetteed ap Channel. The prince splinted to be Ia w i t siirits, end to have enjoyed Me visit.— Waders Mass. ROYAL SVSSEX MILITIA.—We undentand that this regiment, ceder the command of the Duke of Rich. mond, Limo Dover on the 4 , 1, August next sad proceeds to Scotland. The men of the Royal Some: have conducted themselves In the moat exemplary manner during Moir stay in Dover, end have earned for themselves the gond opioion of the inhabitants, while the courtesy of the °flews on all emseloss, from the noble peer at the head of the regiment to the lowest subeltei a, btu been each as ti CAIN* the Vz tu s. 2 . of the regiment a matter of real regmt.—Dews The name of Captain Ingraham, who produced this ramie of Martin Roses from the Anstriana, occurs to a novel way, is a drama on the Indian war, now being played with Pt mucous at New York. An American, token prisoner o rebels, is brought before Nana Sahib, who orders him tr be impaled, or something equally horrible. The Yetis*, bet the Meet diamayed, coolly remarks, " You as kill ma, I gnus • but, titres, Captain logreham w.ll mule with you aftwwarifs." Whereupon the knees of the Saadi& rebel WS:a to shake, and amidst thunders of applause from the winters, he 11%171.41y sees the Aussrieen fete, [AdreTtieetlient.)—GßAND MAP OF ENGLAND MI Wool,. 01.-3 feet I feeble bi t feet. Os July 11. Instead et J 1.17 .7 se pee. iosely unseated. ell k• toes& w ith the t.ssaies. Tama sir and mzetunl-I•lfsved HAD er moss swesram, aura am sasa•swe la venalsom and Is wee' tifootthest es row fteW co s e s . rsils . livery Rallefse sod Yeas in gas Itereles Is elh Nud e t" sod the grew pats bin boo toes le sad M. pest free Mr mum smete bl Zm iii" 21:L e g fr os t Me s a me dee ere be pmehined Ow In—Otheale. neetveaaL . [Advertisement.] Poterroiermany or THE " llitlillATlll TI Um, ' her or Louis sea Watt—Yoe lisp of sad Wale.. asseelmed le be tome •111 the " Illeetneed • et this art. It ses•hl4N4 pnaohmed hell the follerftest Y est .elottnve of the stream Wes ONIMOOMII be allowed thee wee saallieteL-115, liver What. iiii TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 185& TRII =PLOSIONS IN TEE WASSININSTIR IOLA-TEE Of INTBSTIOATION. INOVIST ON ?W BODY OF CAROLTNI BRIDOIS AT OUT'S 1011PITAL. The jury re-exessubled at two o'clock yesterday, when, after the ordinary observadmit, George Pike, L 95, proved the finding of the body of the deoesesd, who was blown acmes the road towards Kr. Gib son's house. Did not see what struck her, but had no doubt i the inUrierl were occasioned by the explosion at Madame Cotons. He picked up the child, and finding it much burnt, took it to the hospital. Mr. Bridges, the father of the child, identified the body as that of his daughter. She was about Hrers of age. Mr. W. Vapour, house surgeon of Gm • Hospital , deposed to the feet that the deoeued Caroline Bridges was rewired into the hospital on Monday evening, about a quarter to seven. She wee severely burnt about the arras, neck, and legs. After she was received into the hospital she appeared to rally, but eastwards relapsed. There was no doubt she died from the offsets of burns. The Coroner, to Mr. Bridges—Wu your daughter a healthy girl P Kr. Bridges said, before this accident she wu a very healthy girl. A furor &wired to know whether the coroner could not prevent the rebuilding of the premises, if the inquiry was adjourned P The Coroner said he had no Each power. Mr. Clothier, churchwarden, risked whether It would affect the inquiry if the pariah authorities applied to the Secretary of State to prevent the manufacture of fireworks in so crowded • neighbourhood. The Coroner said, certainty not ; he was of opinion that the law wee strong enough, if those whose duty it wee would put it to 13101.102, to prevent a repetition of such accidents. Afteri lengthened conversation, The Coroner advised an adjournment, as it was probable they might oome to the conclusion of a verdict of man slaughter, to ouch a day that it would pees over the assizes. He would therefore propose that, as the assizes would take 0608 on the 2nd of August, they should adjourn until the sth of August. The inquiry was accordingly adjourned until that day. Mr. Venour, the house surgeon, in reply to a juror, mid dist Mrs. Bennett (Madame Coton) was snll alive, but in a meet thegerous state, in fact, he considered her recovery bi t il llher sadness in Bt. Thomas' sad Guy's Hospital ano prupsulm favourably. PROM LAST WIG HT'S GAZETTE RAIEZUPTIL RICHARD PISMO APPLAPOID, , ilOllOO 411 S, TOM. ateelil4.9ll7lr. MIMI rasnidaskagir, Is iiistraagsr July 2:3 at A sad AVM& 11 at U. at laf &L. Party. ualldhall chambers, Olt, ; cdt. wig.. am X i.e. Join Butabirt. Imbuing'. July Di at IN. and AWES I at Nalgashaltagyeat. Bob.. Halms. Chest 6sznaa. Am* , sol Clint. Beading ; of swig.. Whlgmans, lio mu set, alar ? m g ? and =li n : 4 k atnaTillhail lt %trepA S.C. Moorgansulgust ; as. rig.. W Shamir% BsitaglisAstarst. Jon mow. litotisopiusTriot. licaffordsbtro. Imam yievaalisr. July NI and August 1), at Ili. at %minima Owl. Bois.. Jams and Malght. Blrmteghon, sad blsney, NitwasstirundaDLyins ; at. sada.. Wawa'. Birmingham Joss lames, Weivatimpue. and Stolebridse. Brcauniginith". Da teinchant. .lu4 IS glad Augud IL. at 11 at Birmingham Court. DA. Barak Wohletimpton ...011...11., llinslatbarm. W/LLI&M 1301•111. Diudford, Yorkshire. laakespir. Augusta Mgt and Arai at 11. as Ludo Court. Bola., twiggy sod IL gruff° and Osylas and Cudworth. Laid,; of/ sync Nona. Lea's. RICIIA ID 1011 T, Liverpool, banned Tictuallsr, July si . nad A nun 23. M 11, nggat Ltisrpool Owl. nogg, Andaman and Dolling. Liveried ; of. ai, Bird. Timis IV carsi.o7orhintar. licesitad Yloteallsr. July IT sad Awai4 ag n a m maarimroourt. Sol.. Aadrwer. higneAsslar ; aft. stip. Pegg. linagbastse. Jiltsjs= o. AlßlLMlSiwr.= 4. J a ugl =grist ; SO, at . wig., Harusginik iniisst'a • . !TOM ANNULLED. Jaw IL Tioxsa ll e i gr. Da Vass. Llishsstrest, Lslaisterrquits, COITIOf. JWy 16. Baca' Sawing Thileineigrost. Bayourgin auctioneer. plooLvisze rarrrioniaa C. H. Nubia. Paberrareel. ire, easel and Imam easelse—}l. Mane% Deptax4, aimbilea aniat.-0. Lake. Ilidskeek Peekam, baker—D. /.. east Clawalandar . lazzadsa bogi r . _o. Br tw8..1 • G. behase. • W.T i. = Nyddalbeadirciat, M. esea . Parif, 1111aesuldoad, Joe, is... Weedlebelkie.Doetor. donswr i Ina • list . teedf"an tl=!- Sorr. umk ob P. milli InatmenXCtA ankartl. awn walevortli, I =. - G. P. inalialmr, Anabarmsef balm DICIALTIO3III OP DIVIDINDS. WIILI4II sad Taws.. Mesa Isms. Baliebary aneteaseets—Ll divlrlaad of K. Judd 19. and ea, sot llesday Wan Lama 7, or after O. 4, as castanne, al JAME' PAOL 4 I7. floutbeea Slid 11111111118, Inager—da4 dividend a Joiy 19, and an esiesinaal Waft Wore Avoid 7. or lair Oa. as Damn's. £, . BILITAIII Ilicinosa, Bedford. eon inerabead—led dividend of lild.. JO, 39, rad so, enteadoent Xmas, Woe Anon 7. or soar OK 4. 54 Canaan % aldasoaaaary. Lawu lased Kamm brarlderensus—Let dividend of UL J., .I , * St and asn asp I Tandy, at hale. Mancluseter. - Amami 0. W. Tianl , l4. ItaiMainia • llatpla. UM. builder— Mogi 10. D. Thomas. Cansarvas e =;tr . L. i ll. Ci. u = iverpool. draper—July 31. A. J. him. iJa.eirloATEß to b. aYMi Emden ow he shown laths comb am. on the if of k Aaiun 10. F. Brim Omfard terrace7VidsparL knells/moue 6. F. Baba, Flomuruerrachl.rmsd. hole sod /171FrilliFfirki. Old Ford. eatatiml lour manuaetaru —Attn . .* M. H. N. 7wall and 0. W. Ohnetrell, “ Efhirley Hampshint, Loden ahemion. Irak Melds, Durhsh, boa foutivicr —August 12. J. Tbcrut, Jan.. Newrestloutzl i rmi. n commimilon soot_ =1 10 . J. Alyb wait 9. T. Merest:, Btockton, l a i a p s: tea —Aaron . Minot% T. Mi 11..., and K. Williams. Hanley. WWl ebbs, atithroware emanalacannin—Aogut 6..1. durum, hibmtokkam. lINNIM•4.INPNI 6. J. ma, Binniiheatitt. PAN B W. famineWa rat Burn Amt. etilkelionmeW.M.J. and H. (I. Chard Ntulferd, 111801 eueb bin sad N. Holdeeteilk H Tertian, seek M. and 1). Windien. Wye& JAhreeldso. beeerrearle—D. linker. J. lisekror.W.lFllas h af e .Wlmeat.lungreed.laneeddre, memhyna, me ter om Nerfier—W.ll. Rea sal J. & HolOnsii.ollo Jam mad N. Illummande. mildnillameme ai reall end O. 21 , 1 1 /64 . 27. 1.1 mit . :f Tvroar T . br i 1. red as Val& Ita : lra z r s orlohlF ;r omiten . .. Yd J. 'BriettCnorkmhire. etrMh . Okays and J. Wliffialrt.N. and T. M. Otionar. ton mar rlalleklnte S. H. Southall. Bantraya &corn, Norfolk. —J. NW SparkeetiWymnadlimm. Norfolk. fairstaere Wits* imad i ejr. bottoms Ia dtayisr. Chahar% iea= mithire—W. T. Mew and J. Sutcliffe , N lit dreans—A. A. ILWArre. and llUilriabgank ON& imerandik— T. Whin Mad T. Hamm N Horomiollima Oath Ilmdtimilallirksiumettleolanw-11. 11, Parked and A. rail" lreammorohune—T. Clone sad T. /unbolt, Brad roMitre, coationew—ri. V/illeaterr and O. Ste: . Newmann Sawa prindets—W. Bribe W .T. linimus, Church. nose Acute*. tan, sad Blandtater.mameillaWke Cam.p sod 0. Wirt h , thierph.place, Commtwall. Wks neweincts 01111111ATONS. lons Buzz, Allok e Mw I.ll airt. J 1022. l at the &Tat 02 1 1 Wong, Allen Waxman Outran, Hlnimen.liator. July 23. at the Foul', Wail. BENIN, W Oi ituan on BENIN, Dafflovll. ingrain. manhunt. Jely 21, at the MI6 Am. Hotel. Wawa. Jams Boman er Taus and low? Toms, Perth, Ash area, July le. at the Bellidterr Library, Perth. Per ms Tacoma, Oisagow, oainaist maker, Jar 23, at the Faculty Hall. Olarmen. Notion Buys. Olmww. pelt& drier. July 22. at the Faculty Hall, WILLIAM 1331 , 11/ Lemma, Itliabfrib. elethkfr. July IL at Dowell' and yesbo zoom Itartherids IMPORTANT LIOAL DIICISION AFFECTING CO/TAOR Ovntans.—Dariog dm peat week the Liverpool stipendiary, Mr. Mansfield, has bees coneddering •am (noticed in them columns on Saturday last), in which • Mr. Henry Rooks, the owner of a considerable amount of cottage propeety, fa the defeadamt, and the Liverpool corporation the plaintiU Mr, Rooks seeks exemption from the payment of water rate on cabin weekly rentals of 4s. Bd. (though willing to pay the rate upon 45.), an the ground that though he receives 4s. 6d., the odd sixpence la absorbed by other rate charges, and that is la the not weekly value of the property to him. Yester day Mr. Maasilekt dedded in favour - oft the_ claim of the cor poration, observing that the act recognised the "anneal vans" se the hosts of sessesenent, and that the actual nut Amid must be cansidered as the only true and legal meows of such manual voles. Tbis decision, by consent of Mr Hookers solicitor, wee applied to other eases, in which the ;: ricx was the muss theughtim rate were different. air. ell albite" for Mr. Rooks) announced hie intention of off spirt the decision to a superior court. AR PLOSIONS IN THE WESTMINSTER ROAD. —Pratt° MINTIIIO.—A meeting of the ratepayers of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, was held last night in i *fe mme to the recent explosions at the firework &cloaks in the Weetranster road. The Rev. Mr. notelet presided. It was uneedroonsly agreed that the billowing memorial should be presented to the Secretary of &at, for the HOMO Depart ment - .— t. Sir,—We, the undersigned, Incumbent and home holing of St. Paul's, Southwark beg to ask your oatmeal notice sad WNW= to the awful explosioes frequently cc earring in this neighbourhood, but more particularly to Monday, the 12th of July Instant, on which occasion no fewer than 316 persona wane more or lees injured, some sup posed to be mortally; one bound to death in the premises, end smother died from the wounds teosived outside ; every one of the aforesaid expicskins arising from an eceutouletion of fireworks in firework makers' premien situated In the Westminster-road, in the above district. Your mernotialiste therefore humbly beg that very stringent measures may be adopted by goverment to prevent not only the sale, but the manufacture of such dangerous commodities in the vicinities of public roads and Inhabited house." VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS TN TUE CIVIL 81AVIC1.—The Foreign Department : Mr. Charles Allsoksecireeery of embassy, Constantinople, has bean appointed Navvy Ratreolviiimay and Minister alpo tanthry Tabour, Persia, vies the Han. 0. N. Manny, CAL Hess Department: The inegeMership of mil aims der Mtesesech, Gloucester, end Somernet, has become vacant by th e death of Mr. Harbert Frauds Mackerceth.— Mil Sereist smarm _ _ ...I - Ad • -•••111Snia-HOLLOWAVII OMNI= AND Tula boo !camel .t ur.......2...1....., botb s on k : Ismod isd lir a rab i rG= • %Mr . '',..dibi. oure le • 4 1. ”31•81 si &mow o• and Far 4•111 , *MG. =MA =lewd loorort=idg bas boa mai il WI CIO& MI visa sing °tsunami and motorallor Ur boo al son Om bo •• the few of . Miw oars Go bons mil Ow ENG Gold by al Gain throurbo=zoold. est ai lames I. SA 'mad. Late *MtWpm. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAI7BI36.—JOLT 16. (Bohn the Zap Oldbury.) WILLI) g. WILI4I.—fINGOLLI CA I. This was a suit for judicial operation, promoted by the huabsad on the ground of adultery ; and it was tried on the affidavits taken in the Consistorial Court before the new law of divorce came into operation. The merrier) took place in October, 1847, at which time Mrs. Well, was not more than 14 years of age. The match had been made altogether without the knowledge of the peti tioner's parents, and it had received a very reluctant assent from the bride's father. The young couple were separated in 1860, when the petitioner went to America to push his fortunes as an engineer; the respondent remaining with her mother, Mrs. Cox, who had, in the meantime, booms a widow. Her first child was born soon titer Mr. Wells had left England. After an absence of some months he returned, and renewed his cohabitation with her, their abode being at Camberwell. About this this Mr. Wells alleged that his wife had addicted herself to habits of intemper ance; sad on the 4th of November, 1856, he found her drinking with a distant relative, named Mrs. Lowe, He immediately ordered Mrs. Lowe out of the house, end the respondent initiated on going with her. She did not return till the following night, and on the neat morning she left her husband's roof altogether, and took lodgings in Albany-road, Camberwell. The adultery which formed the ground of the present suit was alleged to have been committed with two persons, one being a man named Berryman, who was lodging with her mother while Mr. Wells was in America; and the other being a young man named Wildman, with whom it was stated that she had had an improper intimacy while she was living with her husband in 1865. The first charge rested chiefly upon the evidence of a anent named Capon, who deposed that she had several times seen the parties in bed together. In support of the other allegation a servant named Handcock had been examined, and she described various acts of familiarity which she bad witnessed. On one ocosaion Wildman had taken the respondent to Crentorne, and they had not returned till one in the morning; and on another oassion they had been in a bedroom together for a considerable period. Mr. Wells, who did not approve of Mr. Wildman's visite, bad once kicked him into the street, and at another time had inflicted primal chastisement upon him. On behalf of the respondent, Mr. Wells was charged with being a person of violent temper, and with having treated his wife with cruelty and neglect. It was tine that Berry man, being in difficultio, and hiding from the shears ' odium, had found a shelter in Mrs. Cox 's house ; but Mrs. Con, and several other witnesses, declared that they had never seen the respondent act with the least Impropriety towards him. Berryman himself had been tendered as a witness,: but while under examination he had suddenly quitted the foe, and had never been seen since. As to Wildman, he had himself given evidence, in which, while admitting that his behaviour towards Mrs. Wells had been betimes; he denied that it Lad ever been criminal. In a word, it was contended that Mrs. Wells's waded had DOM been anything but exemplary. There was a very noel plea of condonatke in this ore— aamely, an allegation that while the suit was pending the respondent had had an interview with her husband, and that hlld matrimonial intercourse with bee. It was ad mitted that no precedent could be found for such an aver ment ; but it was contended that such an act on the part of the petitioner would operate as a ber to the suit. Sir C. Croswell took time to consider his judgment, The petitioner wag the wile of Mr. William Hall, a painter and glazier at Liverpool. The parties were married at Wigan in 1839, and they had had one child; but the pad. timer prayed a judicial separation on the g.ronad that her husband bad kicked her, had beaten her with a strap, had out her with a knife, end had finally deserted her. The court granted the applioatioa. THOMPSON V. THOMPSON. Dr. Middleton applied on behalf of Mrs. Thompson for a judicial separation from her husband, James Henry Thomp son, on the around of desertion. The marriage had taken place in 1838 without th 2 knowledge of the petitioner. father, a publioui, and she lived at home for the first three months. Her father then discovered the marriage and sent her to her husband. They cohabited for some years at Leeds and had two children ; but while the petitioner wee confined with her yoangint child, the respondent, who had become unsteady, sold up the furniture by amnion and left her. She had seen lihn twice since, and he bed pendeed to return to her, but he bed not done so. The hem& doctor admitted that the object of the suit was to iseseet the respondent (who did not appear) from alaimh ► l Sir C C Wrap emit pepnt Tielongt she gh t t o a Y acq r.* which aright hereafter become a very important one, and he must therefore take time to cowhide what decision he ought to come to with reference to It. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—Lzwas, JULY 16. (Before Mr. Barra Bramwell.) Marie Hughes, 26, described as a dressmaker, and who appeared at the bar wearing a stylish hat, with lace veil and long feather, and otherwise fashionably attired, was indicted for steeling 2s. 6d., the monies of James Deeves, from the person of Jens Dawes. The Bon. G. Denman proeecnted ; the prisoner was de fended by Hr. Creamy. It appeared from the Golden°, of the prosecution, that on the 28th of JUDO she bad gone to a fire at Arundel, with a number of friends, and on her return to Brighton in the evening then was a great crowd on the platform at the station. She observed the prisoner among the persons who were assembled, and she looked at her in the face and pushed up against her rather rudely, and shortly afterwards ahe missed two shillings and sixpence from bar pocket. The prisoner contrived to get away at the time , and she was not apprehended un ti l a considera ble period afterwards. The jury acquitted the prisoner upon this charge. She was then tried upon a amend indictment for a misdemeanour, in having attempted to commit felony. In this case it appeared that the prosecntrix had been to the gardens at New Shorebani, sad upon her going to the railway 'team to return hams, a woman, whom she reoog steed as the prisoner, pushed up against her, and she felt her band in her pocket. She was not taken at the time of the commission of the offence, but the proseantrix met the shortly afterwards and gave her into custody. The defence est up by Mr. Creasy was that the prosecutrix was mistaken sa to the identity of the prisoner. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict of Guilty. The learned judge inquired of the BrightonpolleeMen whe ther they knew anything of the prisoner! They replied that they did not. She had, it appeared, come from London, and was In the habit of going to all the dile rent places of amusement very handsomely dressed. His lordship, in passing sentence, said be was afraid there meld be no doubt that the prisoner wee a practised thief, and in order to deter her from such a course in future, he should sentence her to be kept to hard labour for twelve months. The prisoner hastily retreated from the dock when the sentence was pronounce 1, and when she bad been re moved to the cell underneath, she deliberately tors her ins net to pieces, and then seized her muslin dress in her teeth, and was proc:Aing to demolish that also, when she was prevented by the keepers, end taken to the prism van. As soon an she got into the street she commenced hurrahing, and threw her parasol into the crowd. When she was taken into the prison, it appeared that she made an onslaught on the windows ea she tensed, and broke several, and when she was placed in the cell, she demolished everything within her reach. •OXFORD CIRCUIT -WORCESTER, JOLT 16. Mr Justice Hill got through the cause tut to-day. The common jury causes tried oat consisted of two actions as to the right to a small bit of lead and • mud hole, and some disputed questions of account. The special jury cause wee not tried, ea arrangement having been made between the parties. Cupwx COM/T.—(36ton Mt. Justice Bike.) • GIRL KILL= BY HE& BROTHER George Fetters was charged with the manslaughter of his dater at Oldbury on the 19th March last. Mr. Chance conducted the prosecution. The youthful ga *wooer was undefended. The brother end sister worked together is a eolliny et Oldbury, sod hsoiog quarrelled, the sistv ben the kosher badly, on which he threw a lamp of bard clay at the do. teased, which struck her on the head under the ear, and mead her almost instantaneous death. His lordship, of .1-bearing the evidence for the promotion, thought it was a case of justifiable homicide, the boy only Laving stood up in self-defence. The jury acquitted the prisoner. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoaz, JULY 16. (Before the Lord Chief Bum.) ROXFAR V. ROBINION-MACH OF PlOllllll OP NIA/MAO& Mr. Blowhard was for kW plaiatlff ; and Mr. Overond, Q.C., for the dafoodant. — tine — plaketlif is the daughter of poor, bat respechble parsed residing at Leeds. Her father la a nee collector, ben though poor had been well brought up ; she bad bees In tea situation of a "cycler., end had always con ducted kers& well. The defendant is a butcher, mho ridding at Leeds, and he sad the plaintiff harms acquainted in November, 1856. He asked to be allowed to become her suitor, permission was granted, sad be wee a constant visitor at the house of the plainttra father. He sometimes took his meals there, and he was at all them received and nested as the inters husband of the plaintiff. Defendant wee upon the most intimate teems with bee, they walked toget her, and he took her to church. At other dams he went with her to hie hoe" and there was see chyme dance worthy of remark, that ha peranted her with her likanses—Oagghtsr)--hoeght her nnesio, and aatielpating the happy time whin he would Beaks her his wife ha put upon it the name of " Mrs. Robbessa." The beds= of that defendant being • butcher, he chewed her his desk where she would have to make up his books and in the presses of a vry respectable witness, he said the *Stiff would be Mrs. Robinson within Mrs weeks. The haus were published, end everything went on well for a consider able time, a sister-in-law being told by the defendant that she would be looked upon aa • relation or connexion after wards. The defendant was then a widower, and with re femme to two children of his, he said the plaintiff would become the stepmother of two of the handsomest children in Loads. (Laughter.) He pointed out to Miss Ourtt a rocking chair—(renewed laughter)—sa well aa • bell, which he said would be used to ring up the plaintiff's maid in the morning. (Laughter.) Matters become not so smooth in March of last year, but afterwards they went on swimmingly until July. The banns had been published, the de fendant himself saw end admired a wedding drew which had been bought, and criticised It, and said the plain tiff would look extremely well in it. The defendant, how ever, failed to make the plaintiff his wife, and married yams woman named Webster. The plaintiff is 38 years of sga, and the defendant 37. The defence was that the defendant was insolvent, and un able to fulfil his engagement with the plaintiff, such engage meat never having been absolute, but merely conditional, when his circumstances in l if e improved. It was also alleged that the plaintiff, by • written document, signed by her, exonerated the defendant from his engagement. It was agreed to dispose of the case by the withdrawal of a juror —s course which met with the approval of the judge. 71TE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. FOR no Pooz-nox.-10a., the reward offered by " P. C.," the loser as gold ring, and declined by the finder. HAMMERSMITH. John Dear, a young man, described as a shoemaker, was brought up from Hull, charged with unlawfully absconding with materials for boots and shoes entrusted to his are to manufacture. Mr. Martin appeared for the prosecution, and stated that he proceeded against the prisoner under the Fraudulent Trus tees Act, which set forth that " if any bailee of any property should fraudulently take or convert the rams to his own use or the use of any other person than the owner thereof, although he should not break bulk or otherwise determine the bailment, he shall be guilty of felony." Mr. Christopher W. Wharton, boot and shoe-maker, of High-street, Notting-hill, deposed that the prisoner had been in tths habit of making for him off his premise., and he en- • trusted him with goods for ths purpose of manufacturing boots and shoes, and also for repasg and mending old ones. On the 7th ult. he gave him the materials for making a num ber of boots for boys and 'fir's, and also several pairs of Wellington boom with materials for them to be repaired, to the value of 61. The prisoner was told to return some the next morning, and the whole within seven days. None of the property was ever returned, and witness sever saw the prisoner agars until brat Thursday, when he gave him into custody at Hull. He was taken before the magistrates in that plam, and the prisoner admitted having the goods, and said he had a drop of bete and did not know what became of them. 111T..TMyrnan said he a dificTitYin convicting the pri. goner under the Trustees Aot, for no proof had been given of the conversion of the gooda. He thought the words of the act pretty general, and that this case would have applied, if they had been able to show that the prisoner bad disposed of the goods for his own use. He should, however, deal with him under another act (the Bth sec. of the 17th Geo. 111., c. 55) for not returninethe goods foreight days. He corn. witted him for:two months' imprisonment with hard labour. The prisoner was then removed. MARILEIS Ini(CINO-LA1414 JULY 16. Istitgo.—(Fourth day I—Ths tales to-day went off without imitate ars& Writ in the bidding.. sod the fortn.r admire not quits Ispii Kornai...ire in fair request, at Irregular Woes =stag Lll•nrdloary and low. to Bd. adman.. the good guiltier, Maitft . re. ate neglected, and tided) bought N. 8.0 8 3 charts ism now ward the auctiobr. including 1.4 withdrawn. 491 bought to harm:Mß sold. BUGA IL—The ammo print of brown or Momondo moor. the WO. duos of the Brides pceerowiam Sr. America, for the week ending Jolly 11. Is Mo. Old. per get, entiuslve of the dotter of customs naJd or payable thereon.—Th• average prate of brown or Muscovado soot% the produce Of the Mauritian le 214. 654 —The avenge pram of brown or M two rad, War. the Modem of the Mart Indite, I. Ma. 714.—The average aria of the three forogoing damn:Mons of mpg, fointly, competed as abort and xclsive of out,. ts 965. lot lt Juno 16.—The market condones TOT Vold, and parosta on the spot are still &Malt of We, moo at • funfair ocemeadon m Wm; for floating cargoes, however, there Is rather more hmult7, and about kaOu hoses Ramesh. ham ban dimmed of slime our Wt. Miter from IS. 6d. to Es. 64., for No. II and It Rename' produce Unet. with *steady We at 'bantam:ler rates. litm I, vcry dull, but prices are not lower. COTTON.—LivaarooL, JCL, lB.—Th.46llns since last Friday is id. par lb In all classes of American cotton. Ths market each day has Non without *PIM. and the Midas from the Stale reporting roots se rious ledury to the growing crop II goods, lolled to Impart animation. This downward tendency of prima is owing to the large supl4 daily offered for Ws and tho Aware of holder to mgr., and alvv, that ths recent lama purchase of the Llll , lo, at prices rasher above thee now current, discourage them !ruin adding to the .100 k Brady in their poa radon. The total sales sn. 3692) balm. Including 21.560 to the trade. is , 25.10 American, 1,620 Brazil, 1,170 lisditerranean, and 3,670 gnat godless. ma nn the average weekl consumption 41,620 bales ; for spe mils,Uon 1.8;0 halts, . 1,210 American. 180 Maranhao], .cl 440 Buret ; and for szport 3,630 bales. .2.. 1.910 Americsn, 110 Pergam, ITO Enothin.l,3oo aunt, and 10 /Andra& The mar today are estimated at LOW balsa. OOTTON 000D8.—Ifascassess, ]ors 111.—The Market 000dnom to as the cheek which was reported on Toledo,. Theamounts frees although favourable ea the whole. him hat led to the ilasount of la manufactured goods Shea was eatadiedet aid • biding of dhappolarmant pr,domoward ',moment appears to . ke apprehended at Oaloutte and the Imprewlon is that them is no pro. spent of soy speedy impmrement to the market hem. There Is Ism beams doing deths than at the commencement of the week, but mime abo44 a. they Rare. to yarns %herd Is, 014 tb. Other haad. • much better bean and mere activity Pa .o on Tuoolay in cOMMIthe with the .Mort omelet. Cop yams are meet. There has been a mode rato inquiry for India during too he few day., and a fair bualome for Cblsm The pal ImMorenthnt thews to have been Is woe for beromay. market for yarns generally Mill buoyed up by all! meth rodathe of orders umzeouted &c , and the line of id. per lb. lad Toes day Ms hies parthilly rimmed. - 001IN.-4lnetheyozo, art.( l6.—The supply of wheat at Chelms ford to-day was bar, se i to make mks freely tamers had to submit to • aught reduction, boa many mods, taking hoots their trungdm than Mks to they What bedly of the stsw crop as to quallky—wbest ; nid e lf.. to 48n; ak. to Ida; tram, f to. Oetang will be ether , I Most a wet, some law have Nava whom as the arty had. ageing men without cheap. Lll.OOll, JOLT 16.—We lava had a fair supply of wheat to-day. foe which at the COMINOCemant of too market the tamen aged higher view to oonesquesee of este barley fallen during the night. It wr. boomer. rest ater by the Olarcharitc an4l .11433.1.17 • moderate 14320m15 of bushier •sr dose at leAt week's rata& Wheat. red, Os to ; white. 60.. Very Male doing th other ,tieing WARR, i.a.D.Jorr lg —There wag a fair quantity of wheat pronto] and pries fended Mout la per quarter below Ist Prlday'a operated with caution. Briley, bras. sad other erre at. marls Ira average. week endiag Jdy 12 .—M beat. MI6 gra. at ilta. Id. ; 5.11,10 Vs., V ; beam. 66 qn . at 4b. hid. 011111:111.—Bosoomows. JOLT 11.--Tbo mozl7 of cbeco, wt. pod. owl al Ilsot-rOOO goon:. Tondo woo moody for I.goo. 00.1111 1 .—irolacw, Jure 16.—Beatoas West Hartley, 144. Gd.: Db Want Wad Hartley, lb ; bland= Harlan U.; Hartlepoot Welt Hartley, lb 6d.; Hawed Ob. I.la ; Hooartl. West Hadley =Ha ; Math Percy Hanby. Ha ; Tandeld Moor. Ha bd Mow Beta. 1k td. ; Wilber Mimic 11.. ed.; Wylaen. Ha 3d.; Wads bad Bensea. 14.94.; Wall. End dn./nein. lb M.; Walls Med Aldan, lb. 3d.; Walla End Ikkoont, 14.. dd.; Wall. /God Ilmaddylb Wawa Hs. 6d.; Walla Ent Haswell, 17a Col. Wale Enl Heetwa. 17.. ad.; Walla Cal Peotb Helton 17. • Wall. End Ran- M. Wall. wad Haab Hall, lb; Wale kna Wall. booth !Leda. litk. ad ; Wad. kid Tom. IT.. 11.1 i . WaL• Ind Whitworth. 14.. 3J.; Brown Moor High Math. Ib. 1/1 1004 Nays, Ma—Maps marka.73; said. 6?. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTY. Arao, Captain Dterleg:frTeaNe; aleser:wiielt arrived here es the 6th July. reports that she woe struck by lights* tad Josh off Doable Headed alba Keys. width shivered tha bre royal WM top. galiant moth lees hs.tle Wee. desk the he sel lin. wad Illaaehrld down *lithe lees who venom Seek. but that the accoespeaylog tida had sztlagalahed tha dir.—Liverpool, July U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bits* from Maya. for Falmouth. lisy 11. cm Melly for. 63 E. aloe, from ellyao for London, May Ojai. a r., for. 16 31. Omfereese from Wort:cot for Clem Ll. Mt 36 L. km e E. De lialatrarry, from London for Melbourne, Aprll 6, lat. IS S., lot. as w. Elsa 0.484 (Amerlaas ALA of Bath. from Liverpool for Baltimore 1 0 dole Jae. 30. Mt. 47 11., lot. IS W. loss leach. from London Ice Calcutta. May 11, lat. 11 L. Loa. 63 L lobo Martin (oareor). from Peniambnoo for Llver3ol.leastil, lit. 46.46 N.. lot. 21.60 M. Maderwriter (MIA from Urirpool for New Tort, 101 l 1. lat. 46.61 N toe. 16.31 W. Spirit of the Meth (terque), lily 3, 41.46 N. lee. 10 W. TRAPPIO ILETURNO. MON Paw Mew 'Mat. %%ILI YUMA n. •Pda. OOl1 A obl UK UPI. W andlft JOl y 10. A Fablis et u 111 2i) 11l Vat wink.' July 11. Mime. sad Kotionlea — US 414 972 1.2C7 Oredsolia. nee t.ll Ulf DAS KIM BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Ciarr.—Rob U. M Ortintos, Soissritt. the tars of tbs ler. C. of • de sAter. INDIIII‘IIOK.—.I sly 16, st Tbortoostiosts. 0•01114011. tko Ws a P. A. Istkevrlck. lONS. a • a.- XOIIIIIII6Y.—M Tames, Kest. Uts Caulias Saba , . d • deseiter. 81101416 —Jell at Pomstiotc.ll. Surrey. as attest A. C. nodal. H t o, U. st Cahoot. UNA loam , la a,* W. WA"' too, lbs.. IS. of • assibts , AHEM DA :4.—JtAy It. at Bt. Weald User. Passoo•soma.lahllessi,, 'booth of 11. B. tlierldas. g.• . .0 4 . 0 1 140 4 VlOlll.--.lsly U. at sltsthsts otter*. Islesmatalfs. lad/ MN Hops Ten, of s soli sod bet, MARRIAGE& - - - HIOILIZ-IRODTD.-1. 1 1 15. at the peel& &week. Madden& by the Rev. N. llohnee.ll. 0. Helder. bet , 01 DM'S. Nerth_lley. e~nr, to Annie Dab. daughter of K. H. Rhoda. Red.. .1 ma 8100114LOAMPRNLI. —July 16, at It=egraddlaytee. by the Rev. W. Id Mad. ILA., John, •,n el T. 1012. 104.. Idawpwet Great, daughter of th e lee A. Dea. JORROOR—WCAUL—. I, OI 14, at Bt. Ilion Out. MV made Areh..beeen Wlerem, the Dr.. Andrew lobate% ILA. *DM wet et the Rev. Wra. J alumna, Rector et Rt. Oteneenta. Raribt: May, meant deadbeat of the Her. Dr. 11V0pl. leder da w ok lA. Ilanparet. and th. Loadesbleblen DRATHIS. ALY.XAIDII.—Jut7 12, at !ballast COOP, loodottas. Pm" Oho( A. Llamado. lot. MACIWORTH 1 1 . at Cllftemwead noot. r• Ilactoortb. kap , aged 31 YORlB.—July It, at WOG Ham Wok Ms /Maar. dalitilta et T. Kent; ,of LWOW& ?MINIM. DONS. It, Ellatbailt Poppets. d I. M. bit d Oloosetar. retool eied 111011 Ind iftaisaat £m. Kum, et lanteed amt. le the Clle et Laseek rimer. et the Odle..le lltreet. to the Fr eekeet et lierh—PeevaseT, Jon 17.10"