The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-03 00:00:00

T II 1k THE REUISTRAR GENERAL'S Qt'il &MILT 11TU6N OP MAIRIAGILS, BIRIES, AND DEATHS IN ENGLAND. This return comprises the births and deaths regis tered by 2,lts; registrars in all the dtatricte of Engle ad during the spring quarter that goaded ca Jaw 30, 1868 ; sad the u.arrisges in 12,2283 churches or chapels, about 3,968 'swish rvt pI ices of worship usoonnected with the Esta blished Church, and 829 Superietendeet Registrars' °easy to the quarter that ended on March 31, 1843. The gloomy appearsaos of the winter quarter is gradually giving Oars t.) a better state of things. Tho marriages in that quarter were much below the average, and in the spring quarter the births were 'Lightly below the average. But the public health is the spin quarter exhibited ►igea of bit- P"" .a4 " . . . . . 3.1,034 marriages took place in the quarter that ended on March 31; and oomemasstly 60,068 per married in the three moatba. The amebae is lees by 6,700 than the num bers of persons who married in each of the winter quarters of the two previous years, and is rather more than the number et lamas who married in the hard war Mater of 1866. The marriage rate of the quarter was 1.251 per cent. par maim ; or at such a rate, if It owitinued uniform, that 1,254 prams mold marry in a year to every 100,000 perm. bring. The average rate is 1 410, end the nre of the gutter is each, that one out of every sine marriages wu deferred, or broken at. The stagnation of trade had cast a shadow over the =of the people, and they did mot marry. The lin of the manufacturing dietrkge were wader the Eart depreeskis ; and the number of marriages in . sad Litaasehire fell true 6,611 to 4,793. Mr. than • thousand; but all the parts of Ragland and Wales are so Intimately suniated la evil as well as in good fortune that in every division the Sairisiaa belied. It is to he as. gritted that the relish. of menages In the spin= cannot be obtained from the thou la time for p with the returns of births and deaths fer this quarter, other wise ti is probable that some impeweenimt might be a The births of 169,170 children wars registersd P r i r t W quarter ending on Jane 30, 1868; led OM birth-rate was 3.482 per teat. per annum It wee slightly below the average rate of the spring same. The births decreseed or wave it/Amery in every divkion 169,170 Meths sad 107,193 armee was registered ; and the natural hennas of the pentodes of Ragland and Wales wee 61,97 7 in 91 day a ; or NI daily. The probable natural lames* of the population of the United Kingdom was 1,021 daily. la the receding winter quarter It was estimated et 760. 40,!t61 persons add from the pmes of the United King loon at which there are government amigrellos spats. After dietribuiing proportionality 4,084 of madiatiagnolsed birth place, it appears that 1.030 wire of torn while 20.077 were of Irlah, 4,702 of Scotch, sad 14,232 of English, origin. Of the English emigrants, 6 717 sailed to th e Australian colonise, 1,543 is the North Accerioan colonise, 6,218 to the U States, and 774 to other phloem The emigration is still decreasiag ; it was at the mho of 167 daily from England and Wales, 429 daily trom the is habitants of the United Kingdom la the spring quarter of 1862, eta years ago, 1,376 of the people emigrated daily. Tito mean temperature of April(46 deg.) and May (62 deg.) differed little from the average at Greenwich; June wee hot throughout, and its temperature (66 deg.) was 7 deg. above the average. On the 16th of Jane the temperature near the Apswa rose as high as 88 deg reached the point 96 deg. ketween the Istitudoe 61 . and 62 deg. The mean tans persture of the day was 77 • ; which la Ulm Mellen ifinrc stare in Jane on mend. Saturation being represented by 100, the degree of humidity in June wee 67 ; as the air wee dry, or 7 deg. less humid then It was daring 17 previous Janes. Ths ram-fall above the average in April sad May wee below the average in J. The millofall In the three months wee 6 - 4 beau The air mews wasally M the raft of 4 miles ea hour on sa &mew ; it seed et the vete of less than a mils end half en been fa Jams The seen lemperetnre of the Thames from 66 deg. in th ey use is 62 6sg. I. June. The metereology of the diffseent parts et the cowry Is thews in Mr. Cliaistarrs tables. The prime ef the principal articles of food have hawed affluent agile : the prise of the gamer et wheat has rem Indy Nies I. the tbs. weft et kgra, May, June of the rem 1866, 1317, es* 1918, fens Ilk. IL le 66a. 9d., and le 44a. Id. a Rarer; by the arena at Lesinahall sad New gate Market beef wee 11 341., AIL. end hid. ; and mutton 6 &U. the I 4.ll4.zonftd. WWb the pm of wheat ha the prim of pstrthes ork mgemes) rase from 80e. aid ISb N NU • Mar ee near enll. merket, Southwerti. Tb. prises et mama bad issllmsd, the prim of wheat fell 36 pr y eent. ; the prise of pearliess ter seam than. 100 per rent. 1 1 162,1 th pampas died to the Wes leantha of April. May, am/ June; the deaths were at the sets of 1,178 daily. The mortality rate provaifilay Was 2 206 par omit, or 1006 la 1.000. ml. is slightly by the average ma, 231* of the ha prowling spriag quarters. The average death rata of the 63 Ltd unhealthy thstdeb 1.12 is 1,000, sad the "mortality of Ifegism/4, caumetell he ege, should let let ; but the stheal rale in the memler was ia mesa of this rate. Ths NAN alas la earn am principally deaths from venom kinds of end an therefore properly dreignamil unsalted 1.; nos divaloig the population he. tee porticos (1) the 8,247,017 people boas in rather elms proximity to each edam. mad (2) the 9,680,592 living meth farther apart, the mat le that the mosetality in the donee districts was et the seN ef 34,73—nearty 26 In 1,000; while bathe other districts, ever whkh small towns sad villeins me distributed, the mortality was at the rate of 19.68, Essay 10 In 1,000 of the population. la the town districts the rate elf mortality was 8, in the rest of the country 3, in 1,000 above the rate which actually rune in comparavely healthy &Meth Of the 27,366 lan aalinral deaths, 18,668 took place la the large town diatricts; 8.117 Is other Now la Engleatl end Wales the town porilation h in althisg much finer than the population of tun rest of the tresstry ; sad the earths is thendon beaming every day How le the health el the nation is be sustained le rmi ll 7st of the saw dangers which minima of its people eve thaswatering Is the last spin vertu, while the mortality of the emby districts ilsereseed. the mortality of the town districts sem es 21.73, the average of the preceding ten ries hacteg bees 23.94 la 1,000. This wee probably dm partly to the reduced earnings n the tow* to the march, egrer, and to the intends heat, which accelerated the tint of organic refuse in the limos, streets, ditches midi rivers. BRITIF.II AttetINOLOGICAL AllSOCIATION.•111111- terdsy morning the lift:teeth annual meeting of this semeies Dog wish was womb:tatted is 1843 far the esicouragement and preeteentin of researches into the arts mid monowwille at the early end middle ages, was held at Salisbury, masa the pewit!, Ley of the Marquis of Allesbury. The reception of members and visitors took plan in the council chimney sitar which a paper wee read by Mr. T. J. Pettigrew, F.R.S., on the anti:plias" of Wilts re, la reference to Moss senatod far exausintion during the peogrem. The mambos Fament to me exeminattor. of • • pima in amongst others the Poultry-erns, which was erected in the early part of the 14th rectory • the hostelry which was need by pilgrims visiting the cathedral in Roman catholic times; the hell of John Halle, situate in the street called Ito Casa, and which in the time of Edward V. formed the bauquanticg room of a princely establahment. The members also visited the churches of St. Thi mos, St. Zdnanml, and Bt. Matto, the throe parishes ic•o which the cif yis divided. Mr. Planche read a paper on Ibto E.trls of WStahlre. Thie (Tunny) morning the mem:_vri will pay a snit to Old Sanas, nadir the guidance of Mr. 11. J. F. Swayers. In the shaman they will inspect fiat cathedral, attar which Mr. Planchl will deliver a disc:torso on the mosennental sculpture, and Mr. L. B. Darts, F.S.A., will gin a general dascriptica of the sacred edifies. The mimeos will lam until Saturday, and the arrangements Include a visit Wiltonto House, an examination of Wilton Church, visits to Newel= Church, Buroxabe Church, Windom Castle and HOW.. Ti•bury Church Stonsheopp, Amesbury, the Mote at Downton, Clarendos, Imko-loass, tors There are oleo to be coversationes at the Panes, tho Deanery, and the Council-chamber, the Bt, the Dasa, and the Mayor laving glen the most frity invitations to th e niembors of ths society. THE ODD FILLOWS FETE AT THE CaTSTAL PALACI —Yestorday the maim! tympana in all of the Widow sad Orphes, sad Diastase Funds of the Metro poitasa districts of the Mantenter Uatty of Odd Fellows, a caddy southern/ over three hundred thousand members, took place in the Crystal Palace, se Sydashani. Frain en early hour in the maniac the testae that left tie Leads"- bridge mad Poen* ofdal one, conveyed easy thousand mem hare of the order sad their friend., and towards the middle of ths afternoon the total number of persons was 10,390. Many of the leading officers of the nudely won their sashes and aprons, emblaamsed with mars, sad other insignia of the order which had a gay and picturesque offset so they paned through the erne& sad beealiful finer hada. A splendid marquee, 200 tact nag by 40 broad, wee erected on the gams sward, which IVY opted to the visitors for daacing,and &good Mad being in euendeace the exhilarating exercise wmouried out with great vigour until an advanced hoar in the swung. The Ps' ei • Company placed for the use of the society the Deny and during the roorningthe stewards sold tickets emanating to upwards of 2001. Jeanne from the large member of persons who attended the fits a very cosisidersble sum send have been realbed by she epearlation, which la for • praiseworthy endeavour to beer& the widow and her fatherless children, se well as relieving those tormters is diet ' teem. This Pi:wkly, in coojooc'ion with the Ancient pram al pasemsre, does en immense amount of geed in dispensing relief in elcknemi sod at death. The two 'octet:, expend onsmily over half a million sterling in relievial their mem . - bin, and thereby adding considerably In keeping does the poor rates. The marquee was eroded by the Meters Pigott of Pare-street, City, and was surmounted with fine and streamers. The whole of the fountains and caszsdes played an the occasion, end everything paned off moat sat Iffectortly, nothing ocourrisg to mar the enjoyment of any one. The Jib le to be reignited this d ay. _ _ Tut RTE MURDER,:CAPTURE OF THE Mks. nut.—Jobs White, the sou against 'aloes the ooronse's jowl on Friday last retuned a vardiot for the wilftal enusder of his wife, St , esensh White, at ,, ltys, was coptur..d between tear sad flan wiles of that tows on Saturday evening. Ha made very hula ver.rrt to owA r , saying that he could so! hare his children, of Wbolll he has scum. 3fa cosiness that hawse the sauldtrer. He would have teen brought Wont the Bye ••Istralas yeetaday (Monday) bad nJt • quer Um NU W the tonrder W4S comwitted LI parish of kye o a r in that ei Ichleshern. It is now eacert4itnd that the °tiaras) was oceninitted in the latter parish, end this will probak4 La w to another invest Ling Lela. TUE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1858. ZOADOX 4Yi 6vurs FE ISM)! RAILWAY. The repot t of the directors of the South Western Railway Company, to be pranged to the half-yearly meeting neat Saturday, is se Wows . Tlw Celt) twee arowaste sow eubsOtted show the oat ;moo for the ea. ewatisevellat Jam M tile, after deducting laws.. t on loom awl all other twererseUal cisme. to be 160.6711. ea f t.; add guipine at Ds ember 31. MI. 7 9)41.111. 4 L; sad Wan lea Waste available for dl. eldend . f 1.7,8(44. On H. 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Dada. tie /Low end nom Sanaa Tin a* ha d& lane Int mon ray re 0. mho* ot IN *NW aims. Weald lade be effnand. no W lor hanalag Wo *Ann Won tale a hand ala fantod In ham* of V* Nat ed wawa. Iran ash VIII toe W melee of h nth be sante low airs onla no bwron on *a dant* anon Fon , ltha ft how la till la W pone no o• lOW .6.14 ha elnersalhanneW lan th a t amamona warn fel se ananssonei Kim It end do naa miekka am-NO Is haw no ilo s S b l: onarensi la rat thief I mos isonises Ii • might A * • ...oro ha at ogin - oirs ea In annarea *NOM not manage to le en rd tt, an It MI be ilia losperraps #O, d na onamor, by maid, euxiedfog eve , / anomensloa allyWi pain or raw , atLiy demand. 314 by watch ding Relithanan elit eiew liellibbame. haalidasA sod prawn; We adorn of at lagoonsa. lab) Inttlltat tut. ARCHES COURT.—Ara. 2. (Before Dr. Luabington.) MIDLAND AND BROWN f. PLINE.-CHLRCR RATES. This was a proceeding to recover the sum of 4s. 6d., the amount of a church rate at 3d. in fhe pound, alleged by the churchwarden's of St. Neot's, in the county of Huntingdon, to be due from Mr. James Paine, : • parishioner. Th y meat was resisted on the ground that the rote wee ilk for the following remains :-1. That then had been no 2. That • number el pp parties had been itspeoparly excused. 3. That certain paehh b ase had alao been excused. 4. That the rate was excessive. 6. That the rate was retrospective in respect of an Item of 151. 40. 6d., for an iron railway, and 6., that the rate wee unequal. Drs. Addams, Q.C., and idpinks, for the churchwardens, denied that the rate was excessive, unequal, or retrospective; I end urged that the persons and properties excused had neve r bean included in the rating. The Queen's Advocate (with whom was Dr. NMI, Q.C.) said that the chnrchweedems admitted that they had assets amounting to 761., whams the total amount they had re quired the year before was only 911., and even that included • disputed bill. Why, ern , la they mad* a rate which they calcalated would yield 1181. ? On the face of it the rate was grosely exesisive. In like manner it was !pronely unfair. The animal r at the perish was 9,4811.; hut die mis sions end underage were estimated to mount to 2,8371. MOM Dr. Lnahlagton reserved his judgment. COURT OF PROBATR.—AuousT 2. (Before Sir C. Cromwell.) Ia the sees ti "Willett v. Wilkine" tried lad week, the court formally decreed probate of the wSI, allowing the costs oat of the estate. In the ease of " Nichols and Freeman v. Riven," however, the covert granted probate I. comformlty with the verdict of the special jury ; but refused cede ad of the estate. Although the circumstances under which the instrument had been executed were remarkable (the testator being an ingests of a lunatic asylum), no Informatics had bon withheld by the executors. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAl7Blls.—Auov sr 2. (Bane the Judge Ordinary.) IMMO V. EVANS AID ILOBINeON. Dr. Phillisnore, Q.O moved the revocation of ei order white led bola made for the t of meats ante by the ea the grosad that tie hedge Ordinary had no Jos. overcoats in t fait for t diesolution of marriage. Bit C. Orearwell retailed to weeds to the moat, bat sold distill' t lamed comma might make sa inition to the fall mea DATIE3 V. DATTLS. This Ta• • petition for a dissolution of marriage promoted by the wile ce the ground of adultery and enmity. Dr. Deem, Q.C., moved that the child dint dint being 17 and the youngest 7 years of age, shoal& be dailvieed into the custody of their father. Dr. El*ks opposed the application. The Court reused to interfere. !lUDS O..BRADT. In this men a unit separationllo7l;indicia - brought by the wife on the ground cl enmity Dr. Phillimors applied to the court to pant the separation as prayed, the husband being a co c = = the application. Bir C. to accede to the learned civilian's request. He was wen that a verdict had been taken by consent in the case of "Tapley v. Tapley," in which an isms had been sent for trial at the assizes ; but he should not est upon that verdict when the case came before him MAWDBLET e. MAWDOLET. L this ems the petitioner applied for alimony =.. .3 Mr. The lursba was • photorraphic artist, a mallar, sad the owner of one-fifth of alz•eighths of a quarter alum la a Liverpool newspaper. His W.al income was esti mast at 1171. per annum. The oourt awarded 261. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COMM—MG. 2. (Before the Mel Oomahniceter.) IN IN JOHN SUTTON MINIM= "DOCTioll SUTTON." Thokooost, whoa: ass yr beim apporrod kr Ms kW ardor. Mr. Bargood for • pkooforto 111111111 d Bak osil Mr. Carlo' (witk whom ear Mr. Rea) ropportod. Mr. Niokok oros for No Wool was Wm. Oa peatrei marks the ease occupied the court wadi itaid.pest swam o'clock. There wee a good hail olexamina- Ben respenting a bill of ads given to the ineolvent's hther, Drag hake, of South Noonan, and hie wife was called to prove the advances. Mr. Bath claimed a sum for a piano, ,flea be bed hat on hire, but which was hund In the inselmat's peaseesion, and the result had been considerable litigation fa freer to recover the same on an interplaider issue to try the ownership af the furniture, under the bill of eile, width was decided in favour of the insolvent's father. The itholvent called himself in his schedule an sesisteat to a seedical practitioner bet he had published a work, 14 Quackery Unmasked," in which he was described, and in other weds, as " M.R.5.," and " F.R.5.," and " M.D." Me ld, however, no title to such distinctkas. Mr. at the conduit= of the evidence, terearind as the career of the insolvent, a young man, had led, and an tended that on the schedule with respect to the bill of ails, wee not a cam fora fi lial o rder. • 1(7. Bictle Cutts, in a ;eland energetic speech, ibit draped the court, dwelling in unmeasured terms on th►lar nage of the witnesses Slott and Gaylord, and oontendin that no case had bean established to deprive the insolvent of his protection. The Chief Commissioner considered that it was not a came, from the schedule In regard to the bill of sale, to which he could give protection, and if ever the cuss again came before the court the schedule must be altered. The cue Was adjourned aims die, and the insolvent arrested outside the court. (Before Mr. Commissioner Philip.) TX It OZOISE NORTOX.--, This insolvent, • printer, who was unopposed, applied to be discharged from prison. He was relieved under the Protection Act in July, end in the some month contracted debts. There were attoommodation bills in the present schedule fora person who mold not now be found. When questioned by the COMAS lime; he gave contradictory answers. Mr. Commissioner Ptillips expressed his intention to re mad him, is he had attempted to deceive the court by his answers ; and he would do so although he waa unopposed. Hs should give a judgment which would keep him a month longer In prison. Mr. Reed informed the court that the insolvent had eternity of " twelve " children. The Commissioner abated i fortnight, end told the insol• vent that be should bare considered his family before be imeepted snob bills. Judvossat aocoldingly. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—NrwcArru, JULY 81. (Before Kr. Heron Martin.) Thaw wires commeneed this morning, In the Crown Coiat, Moot Hall. 'ha calendar was swiransaly light, there being only eight primmest" trial. His Identehip, in charging the greed jury, congratulated that as this, whkh he said was extremely creditable to the amity. It wee the lightest he had ever seen in any county. Ades Cols 24, labourer, was charged with the man elategitte el James Pinkman, at the parish of Felton, on the 17th et Asia, _ _ _ -7 11itTjuty 'tithed to consider their verdict.—Gorilly. flenetsc• deterred. Itheirisk Simpson was found Guilty of uttering a forged entry is a peurbook of 1101. 10s., purporting to be s tr olio for the sere by the Union Bank is Newcastle'. The mount lad been given to him to take to the back. Prisoner wee ea amistant in the employ of Messrs. Nicholson and Hill, °Whims, in Newcastle, end after obtaining the money from Mrs. Nieholson, instead of delivering it at the bent, forged the entry, and afterward, went away to Dublin. He was there epprehended, whoa he con he had taken the money, sad It wee all gm*. A wage *het for America was found is his ptsameakm. Five yeare penal servitude. NEwcArrus (Bosouca), JULY Si. /Wittig Bran Todd was fodlotal Ns baying, nib. 94th dry allgatols, stabbed, cut, and tronadod Gawp T Clibasa, with onset to do bits Briovess bodil bonst. tiaat C neragrad to foil wooly th e position ha was *eel ir. moat sad Mr. Yospitty wen Ilor Qs provoca tion ; sad . °Tama, Q.C., and the Hot. A. Liddell for the denotes. TitieTrtei egad wry peat interest in the :town. The court wee :crowded. lie following wee tie prosecnioes svi4ase.: Ur. George T. Gibson emotion], said.-1 sin a molicita, la Noweastie. Have Mama the primmer • great mamba of yeas. In Morph lest I was • creditor of his, and took pre medlags agitate him. About fear or Ave days Wire I had soma business with him. I Severally remained at night altar my clerks were gone. On March 24 I purposed to go to Barnsley by mill. I had teen writing some letters. I gat to my utllce 10 or lminutes before 10 o'clock. Oa wasting my elseki: once, I saw Mr. and bin. Todd than. Prisomiessid. " I west to say a few words to you. When." I said 1 had • Inter to algal to aye the post. Primes, followed sand seked to 'peak to ros. I tole Wm I waited to finish say letter. I than went into my odes. He wee outside, in the choke office. I fastened the deer on tits inside bp • sash belt. I rentartd writing, timing down at • able. My back was rather towards the door. In &boat thre• ignites some one same In. I heard the private door spew Oa looking rand, I saw Mr. Todd coining M. I resumed ttq bar ',Wag. Ream quickly up tome, and said, 1 and want a word or tire with you, Gibson," baviog his hat in Ide bind. Judas he said that I tUight be psi his bad up, and saw something gb naiad, and thea reeehred a blow with great violacce on the beck or my nick. He maned the blow, saying, " kill you The mooed blow was nearly on the same spot. I then got up to I him repeating hit blow, caning eta "help" "minder." Mr. Hanka than came has ast elks, end tamed the prisoner by the arms , and get • knife from him. Prienear then made his way to • window la the tar corner of the room. Mr. Davidson sad Mr. Hardy then came in. They stood between PC I wu standing near to the door meted with blood. There were five wounds. The deep one was just behind the ear. I had a severe bruise on the other elde of the neck. Prisoner was takes away, and I went to Mr. Fife. lam still suffering from the effects of the wounds. iiire 7 reia proceeded to argue that there could be no intention on the part of Mr. Todd to commit the grave and serious offence imputed to him, because, when he had got into d.alcultlie, Mr. Gibson hid shown greet kindness to him. 'there wee nupeof with respect to the knife, and it was unlikely that Mr. Todd, supposing him to have con templated so serious a crime, world hthe taken his wife to see him commit a deliberate act of taking a person'e life, knowing, at the same time, that the person so doing was sure of detection, as there were persons in the house. All the witnesses had noticed his encited demeanour, and the only Glue to the matter was, that /dr. Todd, bowed down by misfortune, distress, ill esteem in trade, loss by the bank, over speculation, or perhaps his own Amite, had become confused in his mind, and that oonfusion had led to such se:=y result. He would be shown to have been an ualuad, a kind father, a good neighbour, end • biome and gentle creature. The learned conned then called the Mayor of Newcastle and other witnesses to speak to the cheroot& of the prisoner. He Lordship then summed up, and said that the question the jury would have to determine was whether they thought when the prisoner inflicted these wounds that he had the intention of doing what he certainly had done. What passed in a man's mind nobody could say, but they had to Judge of a mated intentions by his sots. If they thought at to sopilt him of attempting to do grievous bodily harm they mt and him guilty of unlawfully wounding. Thal/anted je then went over the evidence, end left the case to the jury, who, having retired and been absent shout 20 minutes, re turned with a verdict of Guilty of utolowfully woundirly.— &Wawa was deferred. _ _ _ A short case was taken afterwards, and the court adjourned to Monday. handwriting, of his not having paid me the same agreed to, and that the letters I showed Mr. Hobson were not forgeries but bona fide letters. That every parry belonging to the fatuity, solicitors and all, have received notice from me that I have never received the sums stipulated to be paid to me, and for that very reason I claimed a share in the estate, although Mr. Parlds and his clients did all they could to shut me out. I also wish to state that at Craven court, Fleet-street, at the Boottish Hospital, of which Major Adair is the secretary, I signed verious mortgages to the amount of 6,0001. and upwards, and at the and leach mort gage there was a receipt drawn out acknowledging that I had received a fair proportion of the property for that matt whereas all that I received wee 2451. I was to have had ~ bet they kept back 61. because they got me 601. • a day earlier than agreed upon. They then purchased my equity of redemption for 601., which I wild on their promise to keep good faith with me, which they did not. Upon the death of my father, knowing they bad not a leg to stand upon, and that I was in want at money, they got me to sign a deed of confirmation of the past, for which they were to have given me 2501. then, and to leave the rest until a future day, when the notate came to be wound up. I received part of that money when I signed the deed, and with regard to the Net Mr. Parkin wrote to say it should be forwarded on ray making application for it. I did make repeated appli cations, and got a few pounds in drib, and drabs, bat the ba lanoe I never got. To ;cove how they got my property into their hands, I wish to say that the firm of Messrs. Gaston, Agailer, and Baker, cement umnufwenters, got mortgages from me for goods which they connected debts for and never mild, leaving rile liable—end on. ntertiesge alone for 16001. Hr. Parkin bought on behalf of hie clients for 2601., showing how little they thought at the validity of th e tdoriftcfPi- Ald. DOM—This is no 'newer to the charge. Do you wish the whole of this statement to be returned with the de positions? Prisoner—That is what I dean, sir. The prisoner was then committed he tea. WANTMINSTAR PALACE ROM COMPANY. Yesterday the half-))early) meeting of this com pany took place at the St. James's Hall, Regeabstreet. Sir CMAILLI/ Itcsestb, Bat., in the chair. The SECS/TAU reed the report a the directors, which a in the larpron of yesterdey. n s tematean, in moving the adoption of the rt said it wee matter for cengrattdation that the tendersi= the di:anon had received front builders were even below the estimates, and he wee happy to state ttat he amount of the ' lowest tender could be reduced by • coneidemble ma by their &speedos with certain Items not absolutely The Berate Title Bill had cost between 8001. and which would prevent much litigation in fature. It was ex ' pseud that the building would be roofed in by the let of )(arch, and the directors had every reason to believe that the expectitnose they had holdout with regard to probable profits were likely to be radioed, as their opinion& had been (un armed by practiced teen. 11/. NOILTON seconded the motion, when a Mammies took place upon the subject of the appointment of Kean. Moseley as the architects of the buildiug, and It was explifeid that they were Welted for the position at • former gement meeting, and they had since taken opportnniekis of main themselves acquainted with the structure of large hotels la this country and abroad. In &rimer to • qaest;rn regarding the probability of as hotel being built at the Victoria Station, Pimlico, the Chair man slue i that a proposition had been made that the We isel& of that hotel abould to an.algamited with those of the ciumeey, but the directors declined the offer because r.sietsp;olnda that tolsghtotni at to th w e 11 .1 c c h to n ria i i t dt i tir it ye i t i "- obtained. The report bawls* been Wonted, the CHAIRMAN stated that Menem. Myers had contracted to erect the builatng for 61,9701., and this amount would be mined about 6,0004 by dwpeneing with oettuin things which had entered Into the calculations , but the elptllll.3 a which 'night easily be avoided. RAPiatielle 11•11 , then peeped grew ing a Gam rf 7501. to tbe directors, and 211. oath to tho two =Mote for their sa. -- Tim meeting then separated, with a vote of thanita to the chairmen end directors. New ACT REIATINO TO EXECCTOR3.—An set of parliament him Jost been printed toamend the law relattn be the confirmation of executors in &Wand, and to extend over all parts of the United Kingdom the edict of each me firatetion, and of greats of probatee and letters of admiaL trrtiiro. From the 12th November next edicts from the Commierary Commie &attend are to cea,4, and executors can obtain edicts. For seceder the 'tamp dad* prohatee, are to he deemed to be granted for all primly In the Ualast Kingdom. On applying kr probate, &c., sa stadark mart be made Meting alms the deceased WIS domiciled. Former seta ere repealed, and the present is to be cited as " The Confirmation sad Probate AM." Two MONKS ARRESTED FOR B!GOINO AT LTTlRPool.—Ynterday (Monday) James Gamma sad Lewis Corey, two monks, who said they came tressDl sad were going te • convent at Loretto, is Pean4t s ts, wee charged by a polio, officer with begging in Upper Pate greet. They went into a ehop sad asked for money for • perms is dieteses. On Ossoon was found 71. 6e. 2d. sad • watch, and lbe. 6d. on Corey. They bad no papers frost say Rooms catholic eceleelastio, end they said they had tom their I property while on their way from Drogheda to Livened. Me. Mansfield, after remarking on the impropriety of their twg@ine in the publk etreets, renteaded them till to-day (Tuesday). TER CAW? AT CTIALONS.—A letter from the cusp of Chalons giver so &meat of the imsepatioas of the trope stationed there. " For the Lot taw degs we have left the camp at five dolor* envy 1110411111( Se Make easrobee, take op podlices, and moue road ma•oeuvres, remain to the camp at five . o'clook in the weleing. different columns and coon ad Begweggrim pee followed the Nona, and In dos time a halt was toads and we on tha grass. Fires were at once lighted, and coffee and drank with se god a relish as if served gabsfria"l sloe. After a halt of so hour and • half, baring the hottest part o f t h e d ay , we again sommesesel oar novenae for several hours. Them operations sire to soatiame for some thee, after which we ars to Mysore at • diem* from the camp, sad to that end poles sad pins for ensil tests have just been distributed to the Inept Three inassweleet will be tired Is the middle of the night as a anal to the whole map, whisk la about etc miles in extear, to prepare for immediate marebtag. Each Ma will carry kb can,.. tombs with kin, and after • march will encamp on 11019111 other ep,u. 'lnter in,vi,ente erti h tosdril to habituate the soldier to net ',romp , iv under arms, and sot allow himself to be take& by surprise." MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The August general sessions of the pease for the county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the Court-house on Clerkenwell-green, before Mr. Creasy (presiding for the daristant-Judge). Mr. Payne, Deputy dastetant-Judge, and Captain Morley, Mr. Brooking, Dr. Bateman, and other magistratea, were present. There were 3t prisoners for trial. Mr. Creasy delivered a short charge to the grand jury. telward Garnliana, alias Slaws 30 was Indicted for steal lag the moue of a sheep, the pro perty of the (treat Northern Railway Company. Mr. listealts was counsel for the prosecution; the prisoner was not &tended. As a yea belonging to the company was beim driven, laden with meat, /ding Rey-street, Clerksnwelt, on the of the 14th of July, the Manner got up behind, :IT &panned himself of the carcass of a Atop when he was detected by a carman driving another van behind, who called a policeman and the prisoner was taken into custody. He seeds the excuse that he only wasted a ride, to which he err entitled as a servant to Mr. Sherman, but that insertion wae . withost fonneintion. _ Thejaryfenud him badly, Franklin, an officer of the F division, proved a former oon viction against the prisoner, tinder which he was sentenced to two years' hard labour. That was for the robbery of ewellery, Ao., to the amount of abort 2,0001., from the Mongham of Kr. Alexander, a manufacturing jeweller, in Hatton-garden, as It stood at the door of a jeweller's shop in the Strand, about four years and a half ago. Bince the ex piration of that sentence he had been summarily convicted twice, and he wee wall known to the officers of various divi sions of the Metropolitan police. Mr. Creaay sentenced him to seven years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. J. Corderoy, a Ml= attired man, was charged with being drunk and ly, and usimiting • polio, ccastabls while in the diacharp of Mt duty. It appeared that on Saturday evening the Owner was found in the street in a state of into:donne, and creating • disturbance which made It nsaissary to remove him ; but upon an officer approaching him for that purpose he became violent, so u to make it ascasaary to sews additional ewiatasa. Even then be suommiled la bddag the first calor hi • dangerous place, and threw another ofar to the 11:d7no fewer than four thus Ware they succeeded in l ii n t ,g him at the nation. The prisoner said be was drunk at the then and that was ail he recollected. lie renuabseed reeking Mont the assault, and wu very sorry he had no onedetiod The Lord Mayor said ha was very sorry too, but the offence was of too Berton, a salon to be lightly pseud over. lie wu determined to do his utmost to protect the police in the discharge of their duty and In all our where an assault apes, the police wu proved before him he should deal severely with the offender, whether he was hole or mar at the time. His lordship then sentenced the pisiner, who seemed rather astounded at euoh a result, to 21 days' Imprisonment, with hard labour, fasurAilan sad John Murray were charged with having been cononned with another man, not in custody, in stealing a watch and chain value 71., from the person of Thomas _ _ — illaproud tor said—On Saturday afternoon I was going through Tower-street with a hiand, when our attention was attracted to an Italian, who wu sabibithig a monkey there. At the same time, standing close by, were three men, of whom the prisoners ww• two, and Murray, who wes does to me, dropped some halipenee on the monad, which he stooped to pick up, and after giving some to the Italian he went away with his two corepadons. Shortly after wards I dined my watched chain, and upon mentioning my lose and my suspicion that the prisoners had robbed me, a gentleman who was there maid they had gone towards Tower-hill, sad upon proceeding in that direction wo came up with the primers on Tower-hill, the other man having got away. The watch has not been found, and lam told that before we caught them they bad offered it for sale on Tower-bilL The 17;17onets denied all knowledge of the ro►bery, and asserted that they were honest costernmagers, who had never been in trouble before ; bat unfortunately for their veracity an officer in court identified Murray as having been to his own knowledge summarily convicted three times, and Allen twice, while Allen wee also Identified u having been already convicted at that court. . . Thal were thenr7nantiod to giro time for an attempt to Irene e watch. GUILDHALL. S. Stitsboory, the solathe late Msjor-Genersl Sun bury woe placed at the bet betas Alderman Cubttt, and uttering three bills of exchange foll r L sd , 801., and 401., with intent to defraud Mr. Hobson, • tailor, of 4, Finsbury-place South. Mr. Armstrong appeued for the prosecution. Mr. Henry Hobson said—l bare known the primmer about three years. I Sri 'one baker transactions with the prisoner and several ether parties, kr whom Mr. Parkin, • solicitor, was concerned; hat theytereasated is 11158. On the let of June last be 'anal item me at mypiate ed and mid that awe he bed men me his Mbar, Banbury,'had died. sad that his aidereir t ies Y Umbrae of Mr. Patina. He asked re Is wirer Mr err memay, andllet him base 101" the smottat he risked der. He kid goods of ass oho at the ears time. He hronght • letter purporting to are frau Mr. Peak* and addressed to the prisoner. Oa the sth of Are be brought another letter, which he showed me, red be repreemated he received it from Mr. Parkin. He erred di, whir I loot him. On the Bth of June he cams eget'. When be nate he usually brought haws perportiug to tame bee" Mr. Parkin. Oa the 28th of June be brought • bill of mirage kr 401., dated June 19, 1858, drew' end endorsed by prisoner, and apparently accepted by Mr. Parkin. I temwerksill that tt was rather sin gular that a solicitor should the by erestemee, and he re plied, 'Net at all, as solicits,' woe me admen until they had the needful in bend.' Be amoeba for an ad vance of 101. upon the bill peedetell 4111., mod u po n the faith of the senuinenees of that bin I ha Ye bar 101 Oa the Bth of July he celled stela with eitelbtr Mew. Ferret lug to be written by Mr. Parkin, sod et his mere I advanced him 71. I knew be was eating" in a begs pm petty, being of a very hie* funny, sad Kr his amounted to about 14,000 L Oa the 17th of July ha another letter, white be red to nee, Is eddeb the represented that the priemee's sake were ell been.* le a terrainetios, red speared gledaneolog Kumlej sr lisie set tlement. 1 than Ist Km bee 131., end he sere goods, which woe rade up bat net dmibural. she wanted • bat, sad I we hie en eider ern my hearse is one. On the following Kerb* I eseiVel a note from ME N dated lalewortb , 'porno/10kt ese leihneleg Wybee&rg call upon me, and on that day I reeved metre letter berm , him from Portsmouth, but in the rem tlem I celled oa Kr. Parkin. I did not POs the pricer opts until Saturday lade, when ho came end WOW II the Wage he had ordered a fortnight privions 1114110 wady. I said they were, and invited him him into the thew-rocs, sad while be was trying on the (Map be Indoor two bilk ef encluep for 1001. and 601 4 *Mb be gave to and rid be wee going to Cbeelouri l aa4 should war 60 1 . t0e wan drawn and endrerd the pr brew, sea perpertel to be the spice of Mt. aria. They were WO alpid July 80 . 1 538. I thee said be must have bees ewer Oa thebM of exchange for 401., bearing Mr. Parkin's wee me the acceptor, wee a forgery; rd he said It WM I then asked him V the other two bile wen also bigertee, and herid they were. I the' celled up my laramon, and is presser Interregated the Omer gar. when he re peated that the bills were begrime. I a (idled in a police man, and gave him into custody. Mr. Wm. Parkin said—l are a solicitor, and live at 29, Argyll-street. The emphases to the Mlle produced are not in my handwriting, neither have they been written with my authority. The sheerer* is sot very like mine. I know the prisoner s haedwriting. The bodies of the bills r wan VI the forms of the acceptances appear to have been waren by him, but the signature is fa a diageleid hand. I her written to the prisoner several times, but not about Kr. Bober. IWY concerned two yeses ago to northeast a/ Mr. Hobson • mortgage which he had upon the prisoner's ternionery property. Croevermined—l em the attorney to Major Adair and others holding the Wale in your basielL Alderman Cul.", titer wadies the moral mina= teethed by law in such ono, asked the prisoner if he Ito soy anything in answer to the charge/ The $ eeeee said—l wish to state relative to Mr. Parkin . and Mr. Hobson, that I have • claim upon this propety, end that I bold Mr. Perkins' meknowlelgment, in hie own 7181 l AT THE "HUN" NEWSPAPHR 07FIC8. Last night, about a quarter to 9 o'clock, the utmost confuska wee caused in the immediate neighbourhood of the Strand, in conannimoe of • fin of rather • formidable character breaking out in the 854 newspaper printing :c, rg= office, situate at No. 112 in the bdore fare. One portion of the premises, at the back neared the Savoy Church, was exceedingly old, whilst the front had been re built a few years since. The discovery was made by a man living in the house, who perceived smoke issuing from the third floor back. Immediately over thine rooms was the composing department, in which a great quantity of type we. deposited, so that but tew minutes elapsed before this part of the building became ignited. On ens aide of the building are the premises of Mr. Lewis, writing muter, and on the other side the patent cork het depot, and next door to that was the Press newspaper omoe. Mr. Murdo Young, the proprietor of the paper, and several other persons who were in the house at the time, were driven oat by the names ; and not so ninth as • book or other document in the upper part of the house has been saved. -- Mr. Superintendent Durkin, of the I , division, and Mr. Superintendent Walker, of the A dividoe, with a powerful body of officors, came up almost immediately and stopped the omnibuses acid other vehicles from proceeding along the thoroughfare, by which many acoidents, which otherwise must have occurred, were prevented, for thousands of spina- tors rushed over the different bridges and lined the road te tardier of the danger they ran by the paring to and fro of the engines. With as little delay as peak Hurst arrived with the parish engine, and was ably assisted by Spendelow, the engineer of St. Ann's engine ; mensal othere of the London Brigade, under the direction of Mr. Colt the chief officer of the B • ..d. and that of the West of Eng land office, were also othily early la anteing, but some minutes necessarily elapsed babe the pings of the fire-mains could be drawn. The instead, however, that was done a bountiful supply of water was procured, and the firemen taking advantage of the earma they sat their machines to work, and copious streams of the opposing stemeat were nat tered over the burning pile, the fleeces being coesiderably assisted by thou or four of the Royal a escapee, by means of which the Brigade and Wen o f 1Q men were enabled to direct the water to the se at of the Ire. Notwithstanding, the work of continued, and discoiind from the upper floors the tames continued to descend until three doors were entirely enveloped in flames. By 11 o'clock the fire was pretty well got under, but the damage done must be considerable , for according to external appearances the three upper doors of the back building are burned out, and two in front. As to the cause of the disaster, not the least reliable infor mation can be obtained. We understood that the premises were Inured, bat not to the tell extent. MARIE'S SANDOZ MILT DOOR IATURIL.4II7 3L Imola Dame' Pr.lNiaL Sugas—Wed I 4. 110 1.100 01. 4 1 0 10.100 Maarlte. OAS 104.00/ /KM Bengal and Unarm by. 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ONO whale, thaw deem sad emend to behove the: peals have seee tbdr lowa.; sod that hos die thee we may look foe admit leaprovitnent In our mar lido—ilea' the Clreular of Yes Tisane sad bowel ElLX.—Shen has beta a Leto li= a re in stlk during tbs pad month. to wh'ot peter. for the hen materially seeded: I the en atidadory 'gavot of the net erneb sad a.m.:Neat alma, la plies ef lairopeen Wk. madded the era et China silk tanners lawkt ME aledereto Although WNW MIS hue been peal la WOW legliesse 'et choler inrcel , . we mead Towle 407 general wham a die passe ef Chia. .ilk. +timid the said. rerodn In the son.. rela tive pare ire ,. 6 . 4 . :1ne .. atly win loo b it s tjuv.d.cuatimar en g . =LI 0 0:04 . 03.r . E i rleiL It t le 4 7 : :: . 1 loam reesetly th. ; el t =tro do pt r o lt o . M ale ~...g.024..; at the rams =ha r peeve wen. rather beer isen_ _ etagere of ihe paw Mt midi Amelia. the Redid e Itee=ar illaig a t a der. Ste 9r. t her eenTal w etrtbi h r: We axe baleen dim Or a al u tle a tt auL tateraa max be Yta Z m eigiF there teen • deelyd b lot= t• or ing the islet week sem bale et Ones lin readily tame at enamel rates.—illbeei lbe dreier at Yana Ve alchmua gad Oa) TALLOW.—ifs Weft la d wager id waranto for October and De. amber war wooled aawiltwase drawbar lad wort ; the prior low rearrally salwa be thew siSY I. sad U,. tales opperahoce of the learkat_hrosilthrisrej ,. riare ben grab pieties for arida+ a; dm Ire thee. dr sett warm* eery firm at a decided adosear o:47 . ol — Raiej ef L. te la M. we eel. la all parlor. led, r al the dag then woman atpatadwa an la. part of holoas to lola Milks Isekjpiadalbe aloft, pan. Soot. sea, 4141 1 t1 eis. ; Lagoa Se Pipllewheratareb.r. 49.: NW. Lae to Daanabar t lea. to Oa St Id. ; Joaaary la to ld 'it. "l 4 ". = ith a ra il ed. ard 4•14. 18 4:7 1 1d1r4=74 ow.ala Aeneas hider Allallmilb pp taw tklmatalt Waal ala 1.1. so M 49.. • beef, Ws. te 411‘ ah • Wis e wag w.. oc—lrroia Ws Walk' of esa.. Wahl and 4WWW. Mak. 11,01a0 COTTON.—Lsvan•derhweasMa= W the Mr moor le brew of Whirrs. am/ t_tt.t. , _ 14ales 12409 bilis; v.:Mallon, 4,000. DM AliZolle & I.. Ils ad.; 1.509 &rah al fd. to bid.; 407 Emile. el I. So 1 ; 1011 Dada. at Tit to W.; figh llaraehara.st td.; 1141 loner, WOW. ORALS—Lamoa. Aram I Bata' Wed MAW, lilh W.: lindeab Vat lierrier. 140. ; p Haddam% Kw Hartley, Us. • Brawls pWool limier. 110. : regh Vat idradat 14 4 .....,....01.; . rr . 1,..: Toahold Moor. 16.. Id.; Tr Mama. 11s. d • Wiloahl4..; 19 4 1 14 harifee 14 ., i ans Mot Meow. 14.: ihdh lad /Web Na ; Walt WI flagerth, N.:id. Walt 116. awl 8146416014 Batton, 91. ; Walt boa 7letkilli. • WWII WI Boron. leo. ; rolls r... 1 6.-zedl.raftelbasieritea,"4 l l ta l lT . l ' vrt Haugh el 16. ; Wells 14w1 Maim 17h : w Caw... heath . 16. 9.1.: Walls l i ed TWO. 16A. ; Walls Mud Wlrorth. 14h; a beat Blab Yates 14a—flipm at armlet. 77: all. THE CORY ThADI DURING THE PACT WIEZ. (Fret the iferk-lass Isprual •usra. TM rib ' 1.2.••" 7 = t a :e d Wellin g.. ' tic"l - burst hy; is- ;;;L v it ' II" i zi : o rli t ra_th .. r IsnadlobSl ski this+ b t t o ',Tab .' s:ls 7:trojtir ll ° W the teems a lair beaten of the reitie = a bolt el thii asp bat yet to Le picot eadaalsor ..... 4 m i 1 r . a z: f i l: { g a r dis lo p tlx i klest i irks , lis . soots Wale ; but liabil to Mr nolthabbth berety be e- Pleatti ge or i Arita ; wile imago memo/ k well that tbo orarply rilie kW ere. sill Ir I :bre be Wi sto oor void. ronther sUb.kopt boon it., Womb Pt nee lambi. tiro on thaa sod easa iffig eogn ib. bad enotthOM =Mir It Non. The nth boot= SmiP = 4 :l n tra . llllo k sill be yen Ow ltd ~ roma thrs, have song eland am!! bastes lint a bra deso great het liprZ. Os TIM an aboth iv ova rib bars mesa W aosoptlester pubis,. etpoclo , l7 as ono las ow Ethan I a grooms that ati, bow as \ter, .m be wonted. oath Y no abasdico lot With eorn to bri book mos so a suabitoos II ewer nood. Tbe wilds a( Ire nab in lest love= cargoes warty moire sink TM Indoor or the tabooing aka via , -17 ownes et oboal-2 of ga des. leki :4 Se GeSSI. s% Us. to Ills. ed. ; 4 Veil Odom at Ms OIL to di ; 2 ot Obinit Oblrts, or 445. Id. to • 1 of Tr pores alerts , at 42a N. : 1 of Dor doubt as 4i ; gad I tr. at no to ra K. ytr monis ; I cao gt 3.4 of re Asa. at tram Ns. IL : about a el low lorsie, ea Da to Ylls. &L. 1 or geld twatha sin.. ; and SAO era el agokosed thrs both tneit'ared I at Si yes gum ter. t sobs ardViireir ire Malt ors. of shoth at des. ld..aoalnot 74.017 qrs. tool ......ix L yedos avenges wen tha 411. so MP va. Tbs Import* lota ski yens of Om/ lAPsla fog the wok sd In 1 July 12. to sheet ion mere 119.513 by. Si thday • wheat serbet la 1 thin out. irecnoi4 oil the back of alo'b Ws ',maks. be* ilealbli and hooka It ten tar earooted that some tow Intall Mamie the amyl= ter mkt bat oath %youth. Vothilit there leas a fair show of old from Kent and Essex for the Lime of year. The hurricane of Banda, woe sported to have done serious damage, but as the weather wee favourable to barred operealoor, Wes were very difficult and the little leaslne.i'ono emirate...A to iho Maw mow., at rouea hat below prey inns penes, Interior qualities hot being all cleared, though off „red at Ir. decline. 1 here ayymred no dithogilon to buy foreign, nukes at a greater reduction than holders would submit to. Un Wtdomilay there sere die w► per mesa with 1.010 qrs. forelgu. With these emelt eitypibts ou the heavy rain of the pm vines night, and unsettled appearmee of the weather, holders were enabled te ..btala arms Memte on the prevtoto rat. for Entilsh elem., as sell sa (of sign. on Friday the e :pit ordeal was I,eily fins, and the foreign 4.960 qee. A gold nun herly wind baring pro ailid ores the previous market, the trade then relapsed into the blame of ilea =thee boo hear new Talavera appeared, fur which Oa. was There was ageod smith of country sod American doer on Monday, TM ear rosily wan very Mae y. and Bernd. were Welling at le. lea matey, without many but Cr,. Foreign sod roan quirtaticm ware unaltered. On ere ednesiday tau curt ordeal was 62u meth, srltioutz f Budoer orOrfolks. all foreign d m Mm ptio v na mM bernr tilt N 01 rsoes {1( on lif f el e feth i The pi marmot was lost, on eapply cannistlog of 1,240 na..th par coalt, foreign ordeals dill falling. Of IP nein:. barley there was • rm., limited sopply on Monday, but there were large arrivals from the Black dm and Danube. Tbu bad the diem at prolug a doll market, at about Lid per qr. lcui other for griadien aorta. The few parcels of new Khali& on show hot bong very even, ware not save, soul.. On thedoeulay there were It., qts per meat, with no foredo. The former weak'. arrval, however, not being clawed, blather was dull, and prices scarce ly .0 good. This dulness continued on Friday, with an arrival of 4,340 qrs• from abroad, sod the addition of only a *Athol more Boollehe MBAs good glows( melt on Mouthy, the trade was Meath. at •thiF tend prirge; and in this way the wou closed. The antral of We was fair on Monday, but nearly all foreign. The eontinuad export. however, reduced the total quantlth to about en Amine tee that the temp( the market agale became Mimosa, at fitly ed. pot qr. mumce on all good quanta., picked parcels realign rather more from newly buyers. Ou Wolooplay th ere were 940 ostlers to amt. with I,t OJ quarters I.ll,abd 24.240 quarters fnrelgu. The Brig.= SorOoal• Wag natawnishis to p.m& there mu then eon. shim my, sedation Mee were dissent beam at the advance. Friday a additions were—WO vomiters il7hi. MO Martha 1,9 h, and 19,67 U quarters more forego. The orarkst ems Ikon dodeolly rd. par quarter cheater, ethecialls for ior Zumkin enerthilons. Mondayk rawinfer d ly oases was sole email. bat the trade Moiled ken ' activity thiin Whoa, wi th out, boomer, any giving way on the Pool of beide;! ... or e,ther Nnibil or foreign. At the lan/ market, puma rernaln7l T Ur Ur M. Melte peas there was a Mir supply on Monday ; but them of home growth ware searee. Them. boilers offering were of tinpedred q hot factors were more treatable, and only 609. per quarter was MEM for the beet myths being worth about Ms. fro sato). meld be noted. dfamed. though fair, was little over the Coiner. The goad 'Waal kir pekes prevented any farther advs..; but all porta were inn. MI oars brought more mem, with a, ready sale, the fall of rain not Ming menthol ; and on FrWith Smith the Mos. - et of feed urn Inatiromff.ao expert dossed far Ards% wholly haw/tested, pre WU more ire tie the trade. t o p st a m erningq, Mali variable weelkel k iLdan a nn the guy. MiLier w hets have wetly blanche. Purionouth, Mad r quoted keigillos: howitri. ffewinartha tholvertampthe . musk. ;see in, are= akar 1i....E . 5. . r lez t e , r=t W . i lletiA le thle= ~.a ., .....r . Tron=nd some we. Is. SU . welf_effes/ to tad prereis . matthlthiffth ler Or r00n . x . „..,b„ onr.oolur or me: able eat Ilde d lea rem were per qr. heart: Mgt misel.emil Melo ; bus matte told . MM. per th.Ohthimmth, top PM= tais. bd. oats. per qr. hessoom make ammo ram 'kith ginamUoris, but boatmen tea Meth Otker ger reerered r Pion roar ; but ladiat corn re err ratewbet relleer. reePlrg pier wire. legging Oita hat little *banged In value, being all dim; and beam a- A la ream* the merge herbs nerd. barred has bore somewhat =: bed rej&L m eles perrerries at Ildhlanalt. the market am 31 bed for limb and canrireln. At Glasgow plinth =thlillaneff_„, throw lOW ffewir. hoi thierlor Id rather an . end h= eat e ernlnnr. were up M. wed. pm boll; and as rose were Apes* Orem Imo searlek the Irk more bar been generally doll, with Ire drew la gee reer n s At LM y . 2.ell i z m e noted Irzt r t =1r........ rid ably • Tit at the last Cost market. At Waterford, Irk writ odd freely at le. per bet. ler MOW. a_pablia sals of 7,602 ber raise treed dews the farm Pa ed. per rt. la other pale th en wee as eketra TltAliFili RETURNS. /AM Paw Mo. Tata, Tol4l 0.41410.40 L 464184 4•411. gra doe.lllo. UK 1267. Week A A dna !Nat a Jetslo. —. 00 4.190 Z 799 7,88 A 1 10,061 Week wading Jet/ 14 Daltets 810 677 1,287 841 wog eadimit July II Gnu Ratans of 9.136 Eva 11.903 7.46 1044b14 sad Lolo l6l. 413 016 1,131 Tat w•ft Man all: 31 - = i tallOM 1444/40," sad I ......& SOS ••• 21,441 $1,583 Osial BRIPPING INTBLLIGSNOB. CASUALTIES. Illiateager I. Derwae). of Hail, Opals Brows. ham Shields to Baresdetaa. we sespi is gelatine state as the 28ih July, la lat. 11.. ten. S W.; WOW saved and loaded here.—Pansenth. makNeris). of Melds °opals Daimler, was atiandtned very Imsf Ms den of the 14M July, about 70 miles N.M. of Hsi p. ; drew takes to Basebure. Magi ma ileauts (barque). Captain Spindleent, of Portland, from le wt2t soil, was strandsd sad second at as the 1710 Pese.—New look, July 21. PM. Captain Meek tree Shields to Fieuw Mee, foundered out Schlensioatkeed es tha Ma July; erew need. QUM (OlVlD).etleress. loot es the lout of Patagonia; crew saved. —Pareisli, July H. Maa. Ju. A stanstlas et ass days has Isms osladdeard bate ( lt a ur ly rl• 3 Ca trot ts Tri ll. poli. sad altos daises INNINIii dna Ow mast to tioustward Ipo IBLOCIADI. PorhserTrince. J al I 10. The Mochas has boss raised, sad ell the poets its now open sane. 011ithag (Col Jy The free port of tide int, will cease Co the 9th em An s ne& rtes' ' , in ll. con. ilientlty unit c nen L. j net paniened. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Adelaide (11a1p), ban Itaarlttaa far Louloo,Jely 2, lat. 14.10 24" ISM W. Dreadnought (Amadeu ship), from Liverpool for New Tort. July KIM. 41%16 M. km 10 W. Manor. tram limpet for Calcutta 20 clays, June I, lat. 12.33 8., lon. 3432 W. Harkawry. Gramm, tram lon tor New Zealand, Mayl7, lat. • N., me. al W. Lady Italy Bayly (ship), from Mormehore for Liedcn 47 dojo, May 21, .at. IL, Lau. dri.ll4 E. ftWs taeboarar). el Dartmouth. from London for Nawfoun hand, Jaly 11, Mr. 411 N., 1an.44.111 W. Tornado (Alp). for Itallaiirae, ad wall, lane 24, lat. 1.42 N., lom NA WitEng.—During the month at July the num ber of wreck' reported wee 101; in the month of January the number was 164, in February 182, tuad in March 129, in AprU 142, in May 128, and in June 102—making a told daring the past seven months of VA. —Shimmy &mew. GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. Her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners chartered ea Thursday last, the 29th ult., the Shooting Star, to convey parmesan from Liverpool to Melbourne, Vidoria, at 13i. le. lid. per statute adult. — iiiPORTS OP COAL DURING lIIKE, 1858.—The monthly Coal Circular of W. and H. Laird, of Li shows that during the month of lore the exports de= the northern ports amounted to 411,110 toes; from the Yorkshire ports, 26,843 ; from Liverpool. 58,748; Severn ports, 120,032; Scotch ports, 38,171—making a total of 454,704, and showing an increase over June, 1857. of 102,448. The exports from January to June in 1858 inclusive were 3,002,004, being an increase over the same period in 18.57 of 2,843,228 tow. hIPROVENENT IN THE TRADE Or LIVERPOOL.— From a statistical statement of the enstmas duties paid at Liverpool last month it wears thee there is en incense of 42,7161. es oonthered with the meet* el July, MT. The principal item of the Mamie is ea appir. at whiol than was paid last month thep sea of 11111,6861., beim aboat 410001., more than wee p aas lie serameetiele Mee hay et kat year. In IWIII of the low Make at mew, mest, sal tour, upwanle of 20,0901. wen paid on thaw sention The totsl duties paid lest wit* eneeanted to 328,9301., spinet 1th52141. is July of the pads= year. to k [Advertisement HOLLOWAY'S PILL!! On Wa r &Duni the ball Or dOnimul Int bin. mad nen mediebo. had ths en p ri mirta t er .0.........., ......e.-dtm, c ...,----4..fn lMeaes fr4z„p..rsp "" scif".7.CH-Fisillwatr. EMTHS, MAMMIES. AND DEATHS. BrATEU3. Milt tO. k Pfe4 44 1 12 0. eirdraws. lbs. 1 frith, of 4 N•glior. OATINI—Jab 24. at Pothroettplook Brigtstra , tke wife of 0. Oat^ Jas.. ER.. 00 • dilatator. EARBOBD.—JaII 30. at Ildostoo Lake, Norfolk, the llon I IL Harbor& of o No. ": os. Zool4/ 1LZ2r 180 4 4101 4 arithae. te. Tu. of J. L. Yeas, 1 0 10 8 .—Joly N. at Plizaratbytwa. Mattasstar, tha offs of E. Ito. Zig of • rm. . SMITN.—Asag. I. lit ttrlmbsta Tib, P•okkaso, the wife of Mr. H. T. Smith, of a ma. 5P.411110W.—.1411 VA. Mk 04444 ►00.t Ocatiaa, lb* OW. MorPta. tat rif• af N. Ilperroor. .of a WIUMIL — Jak Ik, K NoffaaProsattp, Norfolk, un. r. Milo" ola tee. - ItARRIAOPS. lAN—WRATTft —Jab tiLst IL JonalL Ppm. Holloway, by tit Hey. C. W. n itootstew. M A. C. V. titans. ).q.. t. Ithaatodb. &natter of tea Into B. moral h. Moto of You heat. *NA°. ISAIMITTE—DOBTOOLD.—.I4I U s at Desdatl.l ebutnk oinf Wow Wye, by the May. B. U. Denbo% A Profonor A. nanaft. X A of Mai Co lank London. to Adelaide, danabko of IL B. WobboDl.lllll6 n Itradteld Haws nein& X11•011111.1,-700T.—Jaly W. at AB thistY. BL Juba a wood. bY Ron Idr. Maddox. W. B. Mitattall. Van. of Omani!. to Hard* daaniaeit J. rookies.. of Bt. J4tairnond.yark. WIL . XLIIDON—DkcKniso N.—July 31, at Wan Idlothtle. Haas iel% C. D. Ma. U. . Howes snot W. A Ittittwon. My, V Malk ininitat of W. Dtektons. RW.. of Minima liall. MUTH& ASTIMHASTISOS.-3ely 310, 01 Cmorildt worm Pit 0. Abolf• Vort. Willmier WO. Dorryaire. awl IL 2/..4 loambotoo. Omsk WWI of Combas Ow roil HMO* At, al th. SWAM of da CoM. Wei IL GATES/rib**. rina444444.44, Mom We of W. Oram.SOr HAY,—,IMr Lmalows4erracs, Clieltarism, C. O. Ear. MO. 1110117ELD —Jar I?, M QmoottriO„ Lahr ?Yuma*, at 014 9. Or. J. Ircoleld, ssed ft JOIINOOM.,-041101.M MorMaishr, Una Allem OM Bor. Lilo. ow. Mem of Mosamara4 Naffistake. ft POTL—JI7 II 1112411414,041446 *gm IN" WAd L P4l. r isedlll start M Wolwelmoolso. Mloord. yornr , lo ll treat. shitseariaos mita. ki wow 'uet v. tee, follommerit% al Warm* Iltbarra rod PrdArlor bp Worms Zoo OWLS. .0 10,0044 ' froork la Ow OW or Liorm‘ Maar. or Ow oMaa. Iv Lombard Bart. la Ow Parlosr d 41000 a 3.1ti41 The pom Va . be le ALFRED Yd 00., 81 E d. 81 =r00 .. .71 alum pool lag tho rot trersr i t ;t t WA: Ramer. sad South r ad ttr io - - - M daisiiid Mao alv Owe a al VOID and sodas Rs G it ! C d ' has Add Masi To Nang t 1 *Met. Bo of Devon), sad NOW from Ph on —lntros. th and 13a. T and Ift. , T i zvaj, ■ under le 1 available M THE TR/ tuatara of ts tap= Lank and = d 4 Om tht Me and foe to the Willi arra sod of t laaparots atool ns. L . eatt rtbrrig %ad eased* infauto h al L Wed. "H°' assmosced • lserrofal bomber a( ben 1111•1111: 6 1 Waged rata balm of b SSs taken bi b Vrir alo w ▪ aad I toad from cant Jr& 4a War are t like 4r,-44 tbaratera, lissailtoa) (nark... cat Loaaol Y4l GUAR BY .1 , Iffiestrua isdrarase EAR, INV la Ow wake Sr ever MM i tc Note. LarzNl: i sz Oehilio ye. Fl =wale; ROONI Load neg r o Fog d l ARI trim . 111 L—R stolab --- goartoss, rad 1110 N. Ma. Lam& L A ; Tree ILL DOA et Yam, OM* Jen = i te UAL leek' am • Ilme doerdere .111, & K a meerile ea Ile sm. lel le ewe% razii street ; . e asel ; Wei. Yaw A pIZIf aiTt — si Vie; st i M 7:: . limikitror ro tatied di alto f rm CITE 'jot Cabin lion._ rorwar Prerni adnetaft Tat fur THS Orme , Tbe FA befoo.poor Norm trtoH. 17DLON TON of C TV nbo. Prim of A Per For Nei DUN LOP ffrocelaun Si. Hue OBRIaI Mimeo. VOW 8111 itaamen o for hasim Mime perl NEw