The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-18 00:00:00

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I .-.. ..... , ti ........, 3 4le 1 4 I 1 4 7 3 4 7 2 4 4 2 4 4 1 4 4 BALI OF BLOOD BTOCK. Itou - . 11 we mid by News. Talesman es 61044 die aleelbsyseyedsaby war 1e dr ease: (Mara Cabladly.b f bylill WMAIIII Yr , & oat et Wooduk SS WAN tr . Sasaki la - Deld. bag Mt. Dweeeseek wet Ild Daytona dam. ir. Deses nip inn ya. bey MM. tflid DayreD, wt s. üBOLUS u BOLUS IS minium, 011 OS J. 5. II ILLY. Or w 4l4yea. bg Woods Mg et (Vohs W. aft 2) sus. bY Joe Used. eet et Weida Oar. W 31 gettk il eill meet dpi Irlideaby) E 11111 SID ST(7I(. Übe 00 1 ). WV lw. tea , s:; eel 01 edd= (Dike of lhaalers II b . tb kajay.ly Weak/Mesa Ilableyebe ... ai . . 71 b id Mk& ended we 'mad taba s s lllnN awl. by Oisenalis end d Oplemase key) 25 dna • Ihyan*. foam by woo DS add Pis Illar I nrIIIIDERBIO2III AT ZANCITZITII Alin ITII NEIGHBOUAZOOD. Within the Let fortnight, Manchester and its seatibourbood base bias silted by • gredir number of thunderstorm nes els be nesanbared byaq peon within • similar psi* lathe days her pried • rear siege of Ureder, erit rem of the deers have bets anosesay bean. On Tele* there was • vely Adest thsedingions, end on Welseedeg nos is • gareeirs et era, ammerne leg in dr mane and nantag at Inervals thsengheit I. day. The nest tetras el thine slam senmaged eggs @Per lb dirk i. WaSl/.7 fps red bend dll abast two bogus after sidelght. The le be =with destine, mil the ightsieg, B :Creare in gad tripas desbes,..;= ale /MOS Oi the awn eteil the reds of the et Agee Wends of six et sr is siessn. is Act the inset sleds tigers woe per. Ms to a pot Menem 21r gide el thunder folioed Wang very rapidly. led ens d ger, a litir bone et - ant, wig eek , ge te n I est steep re to form th • sett. gd eserer paralysed igide Lierwthe ..." wbr ee wall i ng in die deeds, bet s e ' sndllse brig cue bred et Os a Min k giri siting se a ire is Greet Merest -064 wee Minsk by lisWeg dedeg the storm, rid ne. delved elf us sight of cos .7e ; but lb. *bet .b, err IS unhurt. A eraser pringded es Weir. day IS the western sited Illeadraws Uri • in re bed her Si, but it his lee begs iteetrised. Germ Aswan it at gad ward dreg the rein err lowa Is tenser he i ltjyelel wee lame, reettliess weer salami. Ina te d sees the gednery lire Vitali& but of usessel and dlerreeng poem was sass ef Tageby b as Meng bees areediesay MIMS at Plumes, tie end Webs died • ho nlemo st lb. ow ormoumst. • greet dad et immige yr ems thew be gatigan firm ben led dedredes Wig mamma woad aim. Ed ill•lible eat Is the rode d par drati Seer dew te award belidlegs et sera* by g e eel Is Peelle New • Ire wee gar by the erect. At Ineek=Terlay, thetas im i p so 110110 11 .11161 via al a I se which did leech dem. 410 grombsair mod fruit true. At Bawls' beam gad potato eters were nit to dime by bail, sad plasm at Its Ida drier is lege as ware& Anmiturr, JCRs 17. Arronnuewrs. 111../.. W. B. Drysdale (1/42). eillatieeek M A s OD, a.rew reamidp, at IHrorm. ;C. O. (1537), r 1 . Ikea, is the Eametath, 90, sem aeenaship, ea • had J. isnie(lB4l), to the Basathal, 91, mow FALL Or ROCK AT LLANIIIIIIOO. Tway selght a hem theedeeMerm essened la the eliehp peovles. set It fe suppessi Om imilseish mug Imo . 4140 fte of the mamoNM mem `die pees a Lisabefs, Z . .r.A t . uave ettiml UN psis the ele teed Meshed up sod ceeeeletaly latyeeelleht by headgear el ewe el rick Ware bent overt Ws the Wiles ahem OtcrArcu Or lATTItIU PLI ARAPTA ?ROW Sleaaroot —The Limped lester-bea A dMrw WM. =Viweenee. et ele .(hire teawl set et t ies (se lil fret sr Letters es telli beelve l uh e Isedlas wen imetlf . &MN et the sagl• pte. armies, from Costs Ries. was 'f= so •Nalum ken s the veva wee seetwel . dar ma ma It Is eepentivety usell blett. • g r im . pet 6 eeetel *pt. Its to Caw eel Amides dmeles retire Incu whim I ptuvlSS. tab) intellignut. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-Nolte 17. (Sittings at Nisi Prim—Beton Loyd Campbell and Common Juries.) This was en eel= for libel. The defendant pleaded sot ii 7• T et Abormay-Oasarai, Mr. E. ham Mr. &mill,tdr Mr. sad Mr. Tube, coma for 'be plala; the S amoa t.ware y, Mr. Lamb, wad Mr. Baronet, appeared for deliadaa The Attorney-Gene ral , in stating the case for the plaintiff, meld the ass which he had the honour to submit was one of • deeply painful nature, and ha would wlah he could have hem amid the teak of the on the un ugh fortunate almansamase under which the tilt, Mr. H Robert 1116,d Ilmritell-park, in oath Wales, twt himself Meer the secesmity of bringing this act ion agdart Lady Moorhen, the widow of his uncle, the Stet Lad Disorhen. le order to rewler intelligible the peculiar mramesamions sf the use, It valid be emereary for him to give • daft Weeny of the koUZ The fret Loud Diearben was the *Most ma of the Bev. Z. Hashes. • gentleman of very large in Nee& Weise. Re bed married as heiress, Old three* her asiallar key also in NorthiFka The mike el Ide ate Pawed to the eldest mos, Wend littgbes, who became shower& Lard Dieden. y owl lad two daughters and an_ may ma, who imam. • heath In 1840 Lord Diner .„ Chas et the advanced age of 72, learned the lady who was sew deksokint. The pike d was he sea of eke raw Whin of Lord Dimithea, firkeenaly they wen , erne en each tome as the bet en weld k. The sem ebbs of things edited betwam_ *lavehad wba and Lady Dieselee. After he dash of Load Ment in 1862 as at tempt was mile to memelle them, let without woos, mid he eve net admitted Is the bees* all the bowel. Abet the death el he het had; k hem= ararmay, in comegeonce el ble me, the mend Led. Meg • kiestk, to institut; i m weets Chown see • semmiedos in lunacy. them wen rig ea tie almaaasteems took piece will meet men at the di atom el gem led to hie elks. . bed hew= semmitsd with the hes* ei the Me land Raveneweeth, and bed hum attacked d e lb geendiseghter, Hiwf4 ol. sow Lor Itivermweetk. le July, USA an was mods bottom these, bat the =Meese wee lie ei f I coma lb. Hughes wee ea arms of the greaten weals the hire haft wider the almememnem• At ple ile, b' an menputeme Mt was albemoril te Lar plaidn Ravine- W bled fit alll , k tiff Waved was milks Isy he whis Lady the Disorbm, t sow he elbow al hie mob. The his., was t date, but it bon the Dubin pest meek of that& et July, 1862, that bang the pen lowa a/ Revamwerth Oasib where the badly was then reakeg. The kites wee se Maws : Ms lank I isa aa Mal M Ibi ,Mt cam. saw aye ray UMW ism Is goisa Ms ir Ifi7 I. Masa Raba Mr. . Is all a psalm a posualLaa us an a Migriabl i rst • Imel W e ir . ne leas._ . 1.6.86 1 alio year Isedtbla b la law .... baitLme arm Lc all Is asset Malls bat, as aura me 171 1 a la bli ;141 . fillileal .. 111. 1 2 ,.. rif i r WM= M ama. UMW %• 111 1•1/1/111/011.1,e=s t ; sase is bale Itre ea IMb lakes Malsiapan Mas Ver, be basal tam ri 1-" W.,.., H. i m p __•_, II" ......6. H. lit; I se li las laM .ties an =Moores saw wenn ! If NMI i..... 72 els um Visas ad se asp wish be iseltal . Luelm i Ile vse. Ig . Issala r e, Ossasalt. wk. aggisliWarel. Isla al Me blarasal • Maslases .14. Mara adios us es alb lb yams aim ebb ai ma mil with ail say ybe llaassaglb, voini t=lt 2141 a, Durban. Ho ossicaot droll IS sash a leiter. It was sae calculated to mood tbr wawa of Lord Ravasswerth's family, sad =don tbs peass msa, sad Wes they had the most asibinso 1a his Warty sad cheractar, bow 6111110Mof Ms bops of happiaso is this Wa 'fiat lease was Mowed la a felc days by a assood, the pod neck of videlt was lb* lIIL of July. Till libit IMO itiftemed ohs Moe sf Yr y, lady. It woo as buoys : 1 Ils. Will on et; Ile&la l• oie oglebm 'Oh. IL 11110 a I boo matre• loskles l er w rale iti = s et peel: Ile imi tee rieri.V. mei to bar Us la r2r4.4. lmd i p x= Witie bs ruz l .,.. i. :7 Mr.j i Fit our Or deeelearreameV i llo Mora o• • • bit beer I. b1e g5 .1 . 65zt . .t.t.,14,1 . .,07L ., What ft see row ie ow Joe lee n if le lima. met be mot isalase la Os* WO. RIM I=l Mis INC yew or+ Sue NOM( to my to MY = h . b. a . - OM rot parboil, bad oondbee7 Welk Moles Boum rentomabotlame. OM Ask beetomb. Jely I; labft) . . .. Thus two ÜbeTiisro *mil is Use hands of ihser m s b t e t, but hs was almost Islay ssidimpa fro= Loft ha Ina very laymbedy susisisd whik bar bisdssiths. sad bad so ides las War was wattles by bac • law days slur b bissit nosissi Idiom* asosysioss YAW : - 11001. Ise• am yrs be sub am so ;111 Is Nam or roe 010 as 4 one for IS ams. W i nd sase Os Imes Is sled sad er rob am nom wissay•• ; ssaalsr. NS self yea llysa WI rissamilsw • maw Is aid la Use moues I ruler*. July U. tin) Of soases than hams gas Yr. liftlas great annoyence, and when he begun to Oak whet M be the motive, he amid not but fed that tires err ow paean who could tea any motive at all. If he died without lama in the life of the need Lord Dinotbes, the property would pen to Lord Dlaerben's daughter, and the dededant was thalami the °sly pm who had an interest in preventing his eseerigpe. ISO was also the only hosts* brag with wags he vas at variance. He oommturceted with some trade and the letters were shown to a gentians& well eaquainted with ter ladyship, and he unhesitatingly deetwed they were her's, although the writing was daraird. Thb took plus 'a 1862, at a time of year wham ell psi.. Soul mac were out oft° ern, but in Novena bar Mr. Hughes eta suited Sir Y. Therger, but IS at that tea in cease of db. lead handwriting it wee not possible to give the jury the opportunity of comparing tba disputed writing with the se knowledged hand of the party, and u thetcfere thews would be greet difboulty in proving the handwriting of these Was, sad se moue they had produced no injurious het, Kr. Hughes wee advised to take no notice of thy--able. a harmony with his own feelings. In November, IMP, Col. Williams, who wsa a Maths of the family, remind the following Later DOW Tak, I Imo. hal, NM berm war IL Reebok u iltme . mll cr i er iraysit.= early day foe imierellind ini STVlint MEW. L ail le=frtEst, ard ri:=o/11grala lailastY• He wosM her My have refined M thle Inter, but that Its con temn afforded Wired earlinne b, which to establiah the authorship. Lady Dinerles yes dna at Kitonaell-park, bat wee about to give op parades to the plaintiff. Mr, Xa mu emiky them. °booted to these lettere behtg reed. They knew sh* of The Atseesay-General odd he would show they were all Is the aura handwriting. The ant letter was addnwad to Mr. Hegira: Noglsalid. 1141 . liras ever . but *Ohm an Kr. SAW. s yew. Ismasabss Ye Le is. r. Hugh HIM% Alawfak. Die. Noriboasteind. 11. WS.) That was Morel Iry mad= la Noce, 1&53 WwWwwitraft. Obster. DOWN —V a ngift la alndiew w mew yea we and pm do. kW .*we poretzromber wwWw. All Ws aft Wt. Illnalenta illeased Si gptiliw ae rr 11. Zwelmtwrip muwwwts awl 'ow tw maw woll tows ;lb WI, =pew remit Mt 1164%skyou Y o b mos two irk ws W i l=t ea Ms Wr ie r 13.74.3 Yr ropealk. EWES= dretwe roe. suer led out yd. sad Ow WS& . _ • EMUS Tams an Wm. Immo. H.R./3V" Sit. Mal mask. 211 rd SW* MI) Mr. Iltuebelose mem thie phkers solicitor. In Aril, 1853, a Meer were aibuni Or Son. Mrs. Liddell, the mother et the yam. Mg Mr. lbsbes had married. The poet No& wee Nweimber. 11l Is bn debt Is dram Ira bar Mr rant*, Is Mara IL A. Tor air Mitt li lAs asignmil lira sad Ills A. Ber l m an ~lift M Tan i s four. nd do! bob nern7 - Q - loto +1:7•471ft:::. t: b... awl no run Wanmer 111 W. Yon nit in dr .. 2 at bat . Owillfte soth a rri l ivrtaar was 0 rod Pass ad Is Ili IN/IWO. IMI row no no Mar qp}• OM ark la the ; thr dm 11•••• MPS low Iwo rarrin. Ire • Wart talabdirta. a you MS di nom _sod Is Inverin nerd !N .m.r , Arinsadli t a i. Wm. Ida yam intlarre•pirr Idanlnoss. Is Dee skier. 1853, the gielatilf end Ids erlh wore staying at Kiraniell-pert, where M. Higbee received the following letter omontok dou I SSX Madam aim yee le la remestatile=bea you ahem YAWm emlisMeeilet la mete hem tA6 es am " 1: Wl' ‘WI ZI2:I6 _ 81 7: " :171111ii c i rll 1661sii. r i = Well ugh lb Eltr.7 4ellts tie keg illaaMileM4 o. lllm The ems et Tab's ems ems immame his ems el .rasa die: It le lesa T . lieterspire . sesa h. 4 Vs. Mr " attearreet amr=6=Varar m me am dm eaelitid lig s a b nee hmileadie AN T% 1 =rart Lae esaVieF r ilim MOM fti "1:1=1116714. It mama.. le tap bow minimal sodt • like woo to pokes ow.idon, dblouti, dloproloos plaintiff sag hie with. sal sat bans Mkt Lent Campbell rid Qat ohm Wee Were were alwavit be as in the hamitirrhias at Lady Dioxins they ware sot hissiitha The Attorney-General was prepared to slow that they all vent Ea would MIN tell es ~ha el the jaly to Ow .k--Muss Ida& MI hi to tin lowitudou or those pro oestige. Owo woo IN. woo waived by the plaintiff la April, 1864: ae H. 1. Muds inet.nape. f I lei tiViPS the /kV og s taie=e l6. =.. ot a l= tir os r meer beam wool drink Ishbe. iss. Mi. Yee ele we 'eagle* te deem Mr. Minrirs been t a t i Fall law se di mew al • saw mai wok lipe sod pm: di see abet Is an ofi baste • Ost Mao I THE EXPIV SS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1858. .4 no You .hall boa Wu: you aro Ow oon of a whore. Your butter leo Wow. and tam how to rub. Thu . lwour—Okoll, oh I (rat mart I April IY. IVA of Be 10, 'pilot Jame Palm, • periabioner and in al tho 116 odd_ peal& The ems was met down for WNW an the restetry lest. Ur. erodes, the resew Ike the churchwardens, milked the .negate if he hwil Wham him when there was a proba pi bili ted ty el the ems Wag homed f The lan which had taken a sessen te a relates Amid et Aube, sad the pariah would assessestly rank is a very uesettied slew until the ease bed been disposed a. The earregete was really quite unable to stele when a sew Dean of the Arches would be apted ; bat he should madder it his duty to hear the ease tad if both parties emulated. _ _ _ That was the het lear for some time; bat in AprO, 1867, about the time of the general election, Mr. Hakes remind the following letter: MOM" Natal MIR. Ity g er f .l ai tt=4, at ••= e.. 71, cr e m bi lr i ck vs my inst t ". a t Ve e t e i r E ..=5 l Noy emir, diva. pea la =ea, et to well know t i r=p e t lie acialri lig ILL • resi.c.w am. The el Angkor was at that time repreesoted by flir Richard BelkeMJ a annalon of Mr. Hughes. He showed him the httsr slid at the lam time showed the letter of July, 11362. He marl that he believed the lettere were in the hawriting of lap Diserba. Through Sir Richard Bulkeley this resoled the awe of Lady Duaorbtm, who wee thee on the Continent, reel en her return the thought fit to deeprob to Mr. H bar brother, Coked Smith, who had shady killed two eT ide Mow- reruns is Mrs. Colonel amil Wild ea Mr. Hahn but did net see ha. Mr 11 k 4es, W the ebbe ti s Minh bawl met It s = . mai wale to ask what Ms wee. Smith sepal the he wield to me loinrehear le Me elalemenis tepid to Lay Diana. Some eserepon- Mae irk plea Kr. Hughes proles himself in the lode of hie Mad Otheal Knox. Wag Smith called on Kr. Hughes I. withdrew his etaterat _or give him wisteria. Kr. Hug* plead lima Is do barb of hie Mende, end by their advise detrielned Is ems inward like a man of home sed wadeable mist hi had stated. He hit it due to his awn hoes ID do so. He had new only Melly to der th e mare of the COM he premed to fay before the. He would all • Sumba of w T ~imeesr rquelated whit Ledy Diaries% hadwriting. wall deb the haw wen la bet wart, and he weal ar paha a amber of laws ahriiiirity in bar berlwrldeg, wash the jury would ben en eggerunity of with thee to ellepate. Thor w say ene other ts he would mar. Dkierboi W lmo aleakillm kola end Klee Klth ibr man lea Hall young lair wrote elles e Ike tir oath bet It wee only tight to .tae that ire leo arra apart giber el tam Ma Wallies emend to talk with bar ladyship he 1864. Sr died et ht. Merialte toVW. Her brother, Mr. Wealth mad be ealbek and Its Pahl ✓ate that jut ban her death she Terived a aseamens am, to the same kendweldes so them to Mr. Hughes. Hs' lid now dose. He maid he amid Ma been moo/ the teak. It was with regret hie elan bend him& In the ▪ of prosecutor, but regal kr his an honour lift bla no than, sod if Lady Darla w brae* she world have a tatty of drag se to re lei lir es& The wing vin are war On and : Lord — r. Hogan the nervied one of m,y = la tee. The rialege talk plea% 1863. He Me Warm to bar kr eh!: l2 month. previously. t r y ille father was that alive. I remember his showier or a Mar tasined by him. (Letter No. 1 pro ud= This la the letter. I ent not in the habit of paying to anonymous hm I think it was mute thee in July, 1862. I think I se w ft a kw days after it as n erved. I mndt received a latter a few days after. I after wards hrsdd the letter to Mr. Hughes. Crose-ezenothed—l think I showed the letter to Mr. Hegira either In the end of July or beginning of Augur. I do not remember whether I gave him beta together. It was la the north. I paid no attention to them, and I did not caper the matter would ever come into a court of jus tice. Ido not think he was at my house when I reonved the later eddrered to sae. Mr. Creme mg Burchett, the proctor cm the other Me, saki they would communicate with tbair respective pec tin; sad Kr. Crosse seggeeted that the archbishop might hear the tree is ponce, or with the assistance of is assessor. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jura 17. Melon Mr. Cagazeirioner Fonblaaqua.) IX MX XANXIMPTCY OP LAZARUS @ANION. The Unitive was a merchant in Houndaditch. Thus was the eartilloate d es . The belance-eheet bee the following Woe. Surplus, 16th Jemmy, 1860, 1,6621. (alleged to be nom cal) ; dolma of unascured creditors, 37,7714 ditto, giTesowity, 12,1471.; liabilities, 16,3471.; prat, 1,0941. ; itriebte, 631. ; property 19,8141. • ditto, held by credi tors, 11,9001. • loses., ; 3,1001. ' t i de expenses, 1,8791. ; howls ditto, 2,7361. ; balance on co nsignment account, 14,1601. Lawrence and Lewis appeared for the respective pram It was alleged on the bankrupt's behalf that be had given up in bill. No notes Medi. • in diamonds, which would cot fill one's weiacooi pocket, 5,0001. ; in 4,2001. •in cash, 4001. There dea 6e. 10d. rir a dte pound' has hartzt is $ further sum of 4,00 w., • claim boa been set up by the Otesera= Samoa had been in beelasse for 40 end hal wryer before beta benkrypt or Ineolvest. It wee that the amount of property given up by lumen was AWOL A gamed= was Mind se to a ens of mew, paid le we Lachman, who is in Prrele, end who, It wee 'NM, refaces to come to this wientry end be crammed hem is consegueace of the amass Is which be bed been spoken of at the last ezuninstion msetieg, which was rir• ported In the usinpywre. The Conuniedem mid it was rather singekr that It Mr. Liebman won metektre of what was mid el him he did not come to that easel end by his ezplemethas noutrolise:tbe effiate at what bad been previously stood. Mr. Lewis was yrosseamp to Warm the court on behalf of the beakrupt, when the laMer interrupted Wm by sop whom. The Commissiaaw (wklmaring the benkrapt)—You should never interrapt your wargese, sir, when he le la the middle dens nnehalles hie bead. Mr. IlowiaTlum strain have not a skilful hand. i r bilieis — ariiii;r= " firillill;lo7;oi 'esa, yea owed to ban, ftr yon bole bent • hug lion st it. Kr. Lowiegmeseded le disihmithe lardrzspee mama • mil Malone exembotion of witnesses was then goers into, regarding Waltman and the bankrapt's traumatism with him. Om of the withers', named Yy.e, a .en-br-law of the bankrupt, whose alork be hod and who gave ble tostimong al l i n ir kramitably ramenr, staled that the boa kept --.aria eC bis tromostime with Latothmon a memommina beck; that be bad come to a estftenseat with and tbsn destroyed the book. No record, therefor*, was in misinice to which refer ence could be made as to may of the tranaaolicni la quaetion. His Honmr mid he should require a full explanation of all the dealings of the bankrupt with Wellman. Hr. Lewis tendered the bankrupt for examination respect ing Kans. Him Humour declined to accept the bankrupt'. evidenos. If he had In his pocket any book which oould be pr0d...38d that would throw any light an the metier he might do so, but hi. 'Moms would cartel* not be accepted in mplanalion. The iridium given b Myers was a mass of trumpery mouses, szoelling evsgtking of such a trumpery descrtptien that his Honour bad ever met with, sad he thought he had expe rienced in that court some of the most remarkable 'memos, of trumpery tostbecey. Ha should adjourn the as until after he returned firma his vacatke ; and if then no matielso tory Intim certific ates wore aired, it would probably lead to a total refuel ot the ate. Adjourned to the 15th October, at 12 o'clock. Mr. Rusk RobertHTilles—l am the plaintiff. lam a nephew ie late Lord Dinerban. I nu entitled to the estates ca the death of the seemed lord without issue. In the event of my death without issue they wont to Lord Diaerbea's dem iiohar. The enead lord vie out of his mind. The list lord died in Fe 1869, mid the mooed lad ie October in the same year. the lib of the second I ins about to be married to Lad nneworth's daughter. He landed me the two anonymous letters in the same month (July). I also reaped as auagmous War (Letter No. 3 produced). That is it. At the ifine I had no aleph ion from when It aims. In Deoember, 1862, I received another War (No. 4 produced). That is it. In March, 1863, I re ceived another (No. 6 produced). In A 1864, I received mother. I did not get an after that until arch, 1867. In Derambsr, 1863 my wife remind a Win addressed to her at ilasnaell-putt ((o. 8 . 134/0f• lady Ditiorben's meniage I was sot uainted with say uncle. I wee Instated at coast by him, sad proposed by Wm at a club. He was 72 when he morale& Indy watt to Shun& after his marriage. I was invited to Mimi the feneral. I 'dangled a letter of condolence to =Mucha I eared to to bee house, but was not I did mot get of Kl.m immediately efter Ihe es eand Led died. Dianna remained a •fort night Oka Se tin lined at her request Daring the lunacy peeneing I liar en ellowanes se next heir. I was she Weems dbeeoslsg one of the committee of the estate. lady Dlnerlan me. Macaualay * Xtrc . t i ed to this evidence. Rzembeticia enatiand—l do not know Lady Dinorben's Oelene ird iCTMlems . was Una called. He had received wend letters tram Lady Dinerben, and was also a trustee to the Me lard. The paper pealneed la In bar handwriting. The denment woe tin real It was a copy of the judg ment to the limey matter. The Atlonasy- said the plaintiff was appointed one of the ememillse of the estate, although it appeared from the Jaren the* Lady Dinorbea had opposed it. mid it was only right to state that in Lord INal;b= he requested that Lady Dinorben end Colonel Williams should be appointed the committee. iisandastion of plaintiff continued—Lord Dinorben left his widow everything he could. At Christmee there was some commonication between her and me in reference to the on the estate. I showed the letter of March, 867, to i Richard Bulkeley. I received several letters from Colonel S mith.oitia. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COUR7. OLD COURT. Mahn Mr. Baron Braswell.) THE GREAT PLATE ROBBERY. (Camr-hodad trowyeatamlay's Zerpmat.) Crocker, a sergeant of police, clefseel that on the 17th of April he went to Lord Foley'. bow, to inquire about the robbery, and saw the prisoner Wheats**. His counte nance changed and be trembled when be came Into the room, and be asked him what was the matter, and be said that he was nervous end that be had hurried upstairs. The witness Ibis asked him if be knew a man named Williams, end he mid he did not. He than mated him who was the man he was seen talking to at the ma gate, and be replied that it was a man whom be had got into *anemia** with in Ox ford-greet He asked him who that man wee, and he said be did not know. He also mid that no tee had hem in the home on this night except kis mother and 111611, and his sister. Witness afterwards mat to Pm ey's Wag, and found a revolver leaded and eyed. Crom-examined—Wltham me in pkin , clam% bni Whet stone knew that be was a Oleireemdebbk as he bad been to the house on a provisos Wilma apt Is the isms room with him he several_ der Ilia enamintlen, and the do of the room was leas& Zs wee weidst is order that ha might not get away. Wilms semiotic( him lied dere was a reward of three hundred pomade kr the dlememy of the persons who had committed the rehbory, md be mid that if he knew anything about it, be would eve the inthrmlian for three de, or for nothing. He was ommendly thin honerday aastody Forlservke. this witness wee under "Lamination the prisoner Benjamin fall down in a it, and some time elapsed before he was hi &condition to allow the trial to be resumed. $Mr. Chambers entered the o3urt at this stage of the' ore, and addressing his lordship said that in consequence of his learned friend,llr. Janies,bedng prevented by en accidental dr etunstanoo to which any one in his profession was liable from being present to defend the prisoner Benjamin, he had been y called on to do so. Baron Bramwell said he was very pleased to me the lamed manse!, and if he desired it, he should have an op poefnalty ooneultiog with his client before the trial was farther ad with. to Mr. C rr h: med bore thanked his lordship, but said he did not require that indulgence, as he had already had an oppo r tuaity of conferring with the primer's attorney, and was Prto go on without any further delay. ireeoe was then given that when the primer Cherry was apprehended two gold watches mid twenty-ad: emereigne were found upon him. Impactor Park proved that ha took Whetstone Into custody, and won marching him be had M. 16x. In him omission. He told him that he was charged with being concerned in the extensive robbery at his motes, and he replied, " Very well." He was idterwatie emthanted with Cherry, Pussy, and Pickett, and he denied all knowledge of them. Mr. Charles Lally deposed that he wee sesinent to Mr. Brew, a geld and silver ream Derbicen. On the 15th of • tbe prisms" lienimein maw ha the slop, and asked kar • bar dr silver that he left to be emayed. The bar arra produced, and the prisoner was paid 6 it at the este of Oa. 4d. an CRIDOO. The bar weighed 40 omen and 10 peenyweights. There must have been • of gold in the sever to have brought U s : k ri ll' s up to 6s. 4d. an ounce ; end it wee the cedi nary proportion of gold in silver-gill seta& While the *may was being made out, the primmer said that he had two mil pieces of silver, which he Mahe as web sell them, mad he thin produced two @Over top that had inns, part of • de dboo =eass. Wither abeinfig that they wee meek toothed one of the mlib • Ile to aseitialn if it wee ebvr, and he than say that Mw was a meet nem it, seed whose celled the primasee alention to that thee, and he mid Soy bad hem in a Ara sod le wee all right. At the Nam alameat be observed that the primmer was Illbg the other Mgt at the part whim the orese was. 11Flinam then agreed Is Ztt purelhase them at OM sliMine per eons, and he e re lamer He U. is thee. He ellerwerth it br to the pan, and lawld the tees Ie DA the °Seer. . . . Oraissweshed—lis led hisq the prisms sass par., awl dig thee pitied be wee la leek et WI:Cc al geld eel ease der eds. Me wee Is he Irbil et le Mier et Sr derelphs. The elhei et agglyleg Use to the tip of Ibis eriar wee is mai ti met se la sore Ti phew ha the eethhe, sod es he woe ea there wee art the hat h aeserebew him awes sited sa es wring Wag la ash tads le mime ad* with were • phis =tee ni 4plese aw *spas re* weds hid* at ask asp steeps esseleal • settee hes the pelles vise • Maury sewed, sad they were Stoma of die wise eta mien* lid was /WM The trusseths lota the piss.se - Welt Phis ht spat shop, wed arid siber u =ess iiii_i rsitwees was set sem et try treasetics whin c ltLeisessr had rwebesed ever. La Ms to WIWI lib. le wisest. spi= s troldsat f i l li ttborleteer eppinewl b be b Where dr tar who. he ths Ile WM the Clowt—lt swat have hes say easy to hare magi thee IBM hp with the dyer heir. It wee wet ea owed Oki *swift allimmilis le ask down tisk dim pd isle Tense sell ash am et wit ness's Jetta Met Dell, oar of the City deteetlre Folios, deposed that be reseired the silver tope et the shop of the last wham Inspector Thornton. of the lenifelfellfra polio., d_rpnred that he apprebeeded &shah= the lab et April. Hit told his he was. officer, zed ivied it be had sold saes ellvir end two tope to Yr. Ihrisr. Witness told Wm be moat Mike him into ettetody,ss the tape were a perks of a *re qinatity of piste hat bed been stolen hem Lord rehire. Witaess lagidred if ha snail weasel hr tie possession of these imps, sad he rid he hut beasts tire ot s nes at the doer of Mr. Merin shop to Bribers, mad that he told his be bed head this at • ha. Pile described the me is having the al a Isieldepr's Legatee. He saw wards spp.i.W Poesy et Itswagate, sad wham he told him that he was charged with being concerned in the rob bery at Lord Foley's, he replied, " What me," and than said that witness would be responsible for what he did or would have to answer for it. He found eighteen sovereigns in his He afterwards took Pickett, and she denied all of the robbery. Tamer, a police sergeant, deposed that when Benjamin wee taken into custody he gave him a card on which Its de scribed himself as a dealer in cane and umbrella ribs, and that he tarried on hie liminess in the Dover-road. Witness Onwards seorthed his house, and found a bar of silver weighing sixty-two maws. Croes-mamined—it considerable quantity of silver and diver-1 It articles were found in Benjamin's hones, and they wen afterwards given up to Mr. Lewis, his solicitor. By the Court—They . could not discover any mould upon the Owes premises in which the bar of silver had boon lohn Tonikin was recalled, and be proved that the two bottle-tops were part of the property that was stolen. Lord Foley was then examined. He deposed that ha loopt his key of the plate cupboard in his desk, and whoa be No tamed from the country he found his key in the place when hw s llati Mfr it. Mr. Hannan, the superintendent of the D division of polka, deposed that he wee at the police-station when Whet stone wee brought there. The other prisoners, Plumy, Cherry, and Pickett, were present, and he told Whetstone that ha would be charged with being concerned with those persons in stealing his master's plate. He smiled, and mid, Them persons, sir! I never saw them before.' This closed the case for the prosecution. Mr. Biblon and Mr. Metcalfe then submitted that there was no ease to go to the jury sgalnat the prisoners Cherry and Pickett; and his lordship said it appeared to him that whatever sue con might be entertained, there was not suf ficient evidence to justify the jury in saying that them two prisoners were ooncerned in the robhery. Mr. Phillips then addressed the jury for the prisoner Par tridge, and he said that the only evidence against him was that of the witness Miller, and that there was not a tittle of evidence besides to show that he had the slightest connezion with say of the other !prisoners. He then endeavoured to @how that this witness had been induced to come format by the reward that had been offered, and that his evidence ought not to be relied upon. Mr. Ketcalle and Mr. Sleigh next addressel the jury es behalf of Posey and Whetstone, and they ciao entleaded that the evidence was inaullicient to prove satiefeonwily that they were concerned in the robbery. They also coneemmeni upon the fact that a number of workman were at the time employed about the house, and that the robbery might have been committed by some of these persons, or, at all event., through their comeivaire. - Montegu ChauTh;* made a very earnest and able ad dress to the jury on behalf of the prisoner Benjamin. He contended that In the first place there was no evidence to show that the bars of :Aver that were traced to him had ever formed a portion of the plate that was stolen from Lordroley, and sato the two silver tops, he said It appeared to him that the very way in which he dealt with them showed almost oonclusively that they had come innocently into his d al. and that if there had been anythiag wrong t iw the transaction, nothing would have been ewer than to have melted down these uncles, and thus their identity would have been altogether destroyed. Some witnesses were celled to speak to the character of the prisoner Beejamin, and they stated that they had known him for a great many year., and they had never heard anything against hie character. One of the witnesses, the brotin law of the prisoner stated that he had lived with him for sixteen years ; an d answer to a question put by Kr. OH ford, he said that he had never known him to be In mistody on suspicion of Wag ooncerced in othw robberies. Mr. GROW then Wed the niters whether he Ind not heard that Benjamin was taken into custody on sosplaka of having been concerned in the robbery of built= on the Beath Beaters Railway ? He declared that he was not aware of suck an ore•TIIIICel. Tbs prisonerenlarniTthereaMerted that it wee etat tttte t and that he had never been locked up in hie life. Mr. Baron Bramwell then rammed up the whole cm with great can and impartiality ; and with regard to the primmer Benjamin, he said it was certainly a circumstance in hie favour that he had disposed of the silver at a place where he had been known for several years, sad that there diel sot to have been any attempt at emery on hie pert. appear 'Med at 20 minutes to eight o'clock to °wader their verdict. They came again into mart at a quarter to nine, and a verdict of Guilty against Posey, Partridge, and end Acquitted Benjamin, although they said at the ems time they were of opinion that his conduct wee very emictous. The learned Judge, in pining sentence, said it wee a very bad me, and particularly on the part of the servant Whet ekes. The sentence upon him would be, therefor% that of penal servitude for six years, and upon the other two pri mers three years each. ! Tut:l. l % l r. ;Vir, filar of its eligneihu sa pro Lord Campbell—num Warr in Ilia, karditireiblio. In easseqa - sace of thus sommohollaii; thin were some at Meriboromerdedl Pellsedilce. Colonel Ch a t s hood over to dap Me pace. Colonel Smith called on roe to mabstantiate as withdraw soy Under the advice of Sir F. Tailor I commenced this a = Crowerambied—l am now 81. I had never peen Load /Moto before his marriage. TO ant time I mot= DINO= was st a bail at Doable'. Mla s tioducei M r She dodo& in troduce& sae to Lord Dinor bea M Leadost. It was aa eat of voluntary Mad ams aa bat pert. I thanked her for it. That was abed 11110. I ale ad aware that be aired to buy me a comaim. I was at till• fond The will was sead. I tea waft oar tit will. I have a large foram under gtwern ia peolliather's sittlsoat. I de ad Moor Lady • hodo only owd ass sots hem bar. That was la sorimbo lise In sl ame Oldi Jn1y,1662. (Prodeosd.) This was ditto by las to her. (The letter mood hie hope that the &Oka was net dietary to he wish. Hor ease. thanked Ma.) TM letter to the his Lord gado. worth was gives to me by tit prod lord within a day er two of tailors af ths pomade& lal est ses the sod letter till the Mk of Lugash. I chewed don o Mr. Lem. Hither lor ha awed the to Mr. lartan. TM two baton have reardasd Mwog }carton for the pod por tion of the time shim Whoa not in my hands they were with Mr. Mouth I Told& the letter of July, 1862, after Lord Radioed' bad OM MO the first kilter. It was about the time I had the ads he. Lady Mambo I gave the anonymous later be Mr. Bioure. I also slat him Lady Dinorben's owe at the aims tine. I believe I forwarded him all the away moo bees . I sent him the letter of Muth, 1867. I did sot direct him to communicate it to Sir R. Belltek7. I sever authorised him toconueunicate any of them to Sir R. Bulkaley. I showed the letter of March to 81r it oonowned him. He applied to ma as he had boarßar/ as It from It,. Blow,. I nisadosed to him that I bad received • number of anonymous Wore. Re-examinad-1 never gave any authority to eir R. Halliday or Mr. Bloxam to make any conunuakation on tit ambefkm of them Wore to Lady Diaorben. I learned front Or Dalkoln th at M had mode doh • communic ation. tly Mew died la 1888. ' I wan not received at Lady Dimerbea's ar some tints dor. I was introduced to him shoat lid or MO by Lady Morton. Our Intercourse adthonsd to a oak extant down to Ills death. I have bad it. titfireboat r e mise mmsn lace with Lady Dinarban, except or sob Gn to v - ilielaZrais M.P. for Marlow. I was sophow el the het Lehi Dlserbes. I as acquainted with lAdyDlastmee gleveral letter. prodced.) Thos e Wen an Mimed to as by Lady Ditumbes. Thsy are MI is bor beritillig. They ere to Is natural The recelpta sow prtidest4 on ohs bun. I would ratter sot say sheer he anospoose letter No. 1. sow produced le Is b boadwrlttag. If lam bound to give ea opiates es sty oath I should say it h. I balm N. 2 la in the nem birdwridng as No. I. I as sot so certain am to No. 3. Ily bald is it is in these writing. Is No. 4I do not r.mel. the: same character. No. 6 is be the rase band as N. 1 and 2 ; doe Noe. 6 and 7. At the siege cit the proceeding, tha court rose, and the further baring wee adjourned to Ws caornbig. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL C a Ul l l r l cwi 17. alskin the ZD4p . Joon W Orikary, Mr. Jo . ) stles Wittitman t mad Mr TITANS V. BVANS AIM ROBINSON. This alike would have needs the gbh am the mkt amid troubles of Mr. sad Mrs. Eyre, of Cheltenham, ham Ma the sol‘ses of a trial, lisviss bees calted ea, Is was Ibtoi awe ll* sem of the epeeist Peron veto meant. The mot MEOW the rented ands as Melt of soon d the ekesitees, sad laid ohm ; but sa nom of the b 1 mitts vans &peed to pray • Wee, the ere you peigesell November. STMMOITII v. STI This yr as INIWOII pstltioa for • dissolution at =T- VtrZtby di vollestl so the ertotiewl ittultery ; t .l le havlag heard tie atterawkry evidettee, at aloe code the dears as rapt ARCHES COURT.-JuNz 17. ?kb morals( Wu cot of the poplar court dart, Dr. Robtripos ••• to estrouses so appststaimet of • stoosasor to Kr Sobs Dolma Swift rit beat ands. MIDLAND AND =OWN V. PAISZ. Tbia wawa& he aebtrectiou et elm& wee preeeetel by the obarelweedese et the pea el et. Nee* la the emit, MB POLICE COURT& SOUTHWARK. .disde lowa, • lit abouttun years of ego, ma chaired with amnia de Etlme and kirks from the Asp et Mr. Carer l lk•einesi; and Dialed Clieseas, • middle-egad boob, was tamed with receiving the ems, knowing than ee he seeks. Segment Soak/ M, aid be received lakemation that a little girt had beat sea to into Mr. (WNW'S shop and ran off with some knives sad He ectiordingly mode Inquiries, and found the primate, who acknowledged having stolen the knives sad sad laving sold them to the ether prisoner. He then look bath into emtady. Mr. Calvet identified the Was end &eke a his property, sad added that they wen elehaea Monday easing. Sergeant Smith hwa soli that Jose, albeit& as young, was the companion of a gag of juvadle thieves who infested the streets in the vicinity of this court, and the elder pri soner was ono of those who received the property they pur loined. Mr. Combs said he bad no doubt such was the awe, and he should sentence soh of them to two months bard l abour in the House of Correction. He warned Coleman that if she came before him charged with a similar offence, he should send her to the erelose, when no doubt site would be trans ported. ATTEMPT TO POISON A YOUNG LADT.--Ah the Leeds court-house yesterday morning before Dr. Chadwick and J. Eltershaw , Esq., Jan. Sash Aran Hartley, aged fourteen, was charged by Senyant Haigh, with administer iag anemic to Mies Elizabeth Woodcock, on Tuesday last, with latent to pasta her. The taker said he was not at passel papered to go into tie ors, but from what was stated, it appeared that Miss Woodcock is the niece of the Rea Robert Jackson, Weslayaa rainiater, Brunswick street, nod melded with her ails. The almoner also lived with Mr. Jackson as a domes* sereunt, sad In consequence of misconduct on her part, Mime Woodcock threatened to communicate with her mother, with a view to her punish ment. The rank waa, that as Tuesday mor nin g, the pri inner mixed some sneak with the tea which Alba Wood cock bad for breakfast, and the batter wee immediately t aken ill. There being a perceptible peculiarity of taste lathe we, suspicion eras excited, and Mr. Clayton, maggoty was sent for. Hs discovered that poison had been adminiared, and applied the necessary remedial manna They were @a ;rabut Miss Woodcock has since been confined to her in the absence of the Ray. Mr. Jabots, the family took no steps beyond dismissing the girl, but yesterday Mr. Clayton gave information of the circumstances at the Bridge street patios station, and subsequently the prisoner was taken into custody by Sergeant Haigh, at her home In Regent street, Leyland.. The officer applied for a remand until Saturday, which wee granted. The prisoner, who te an in teresting? sharp looking girl, does not, we aline, deny the fact of mixing sneak with the tee, but says as had no intention to poison Miss Woodcock. It is mpaoeed that she got the arsenic from some in the bow, w been pur abased for poisoning vermin. MURDER BT AN ESCAPED MANIAC.—A shocking murder was perpetrated on Tuesday rowing at Brabourne, near the Eastern Counties Railway Station. A young Xi named Jane Butler, who was staying with her ... sister ' Mrs. Burge, of Cluishunt, was returning with the latter from the station, about halfgit eight in the evening. At the outakirle of the village met • man carrying • thick stick, with which he made a b ow at Mrs. Burge, w h o avoided it and ran into the middle of the road. He then struck Mies Butler three or four violent blows on the lead. tracking her down and calming such injuries that as died Malaga' night. The man was apprehended directly east wards. He bed escaped from Herta Lunatic He was examined before the magistrates at Ware ce As 4 . 2 needay sad is sow fa Hertford gaol. DEATHS DT LIGHTNING IN Yoaxerrea.--Asotbea of the remarkable series el thaderetorms which have oc- ;an ofla this locaiiiiiniisiever Leeds on ihrlaseray — aight about half-past 7 o'clock. Cheat darkness attended the storm, which we regret was is one instance fatal In its affects. Ins field fa Poatefract-ime, near Neville-kill Colliery, • man named Jolts Gelder (a bricklayer, but formerly ar i lm r at the Beak) was cutting a sod for • bird. Whir brathe cage ia one band and the balk la the other, be wee streak by the she ll° Said end died shortly afterwards. Os the sans day a girl was killed by lightning ass, Pante fract.—lesis )(ovary. MUTH OF ORNIAAL SIR Taos. HAWIII, —The ookmeley of the eth Dragoon Guards has become vast by rho death of General Sir Themes Hawker. whir died on the 13th MM., at Clifton, in the 8: 6 E08 his 9 11 - Tautrllsat germ' entered the army , 1795, sad la Ned/ liehind sad In the P saieeiY. Ils was prsseat la rammed el the 20th Light Dreyer la every sinks la which the BMW troops were engige 41 on the odors coast of flpsia la 1811 and 1813. The deceased genera rho served ca the Met fa India; latimly, as gement' in the Madre,. preekleney—namely, hum 172 1 1% 1826, sad again from 1830 le 1836. Oa hie retain from the Rest Indies the followin66 ret be was made • knight com mander of the Royal bUrsrwfn Orilla* Order. The gallant ofll,:er's commltelos Uwe dare MI follows . —fors ly t, Ni a l i ; 12, 1796; tr o u v ter . t, ii r ;1 ;11, 1798 ; 1808; wheel. Jane 4, 1814; neilot- general, Nov. 27766 ; fteuteesat-genmal, June W. 1838: end gratemi. June id, 1834. He had been wisest of the 6th Dragoon G nerds since Jess, 1839. UNIFRRSIFT a coarociatioa held at Oxford yesterday amain the Rev. Feederkk Tem ple, of Build Colls es the new head MAW of Rugby &kool, received die of doctor d divinity. The next degree day is Friday, 150 Cat. MARK= COTTON.—ldynnydor. Joan 17—We ban had • goon animated demand than yettarday. and a bettor tone proyallt. mon remain the woo am yottarday. The galas amount to 2.000 balsa, of whlett Attu an toy sphadattoe and tost. Tod lava; at yd. to Odd.: tee at ltd. to Sit : to at Iht,, to nth: 100 Masaahm.ttirt aid.; WO Atoonna.—Total YAK WOOL AND WOUTlD.—lntoono, Jon 17.—Itito W bon but a nail gosany of wool sold, On for tha panne AMU we noon Theo W lan bigotry for soli on prior an. noun wbo tad bona to ni c fZiomo. goo Wan. TM opium of too Gantt =to flutra Ci jl owl a owndoribl• Monte bon thin dam of yarns. now on Ono Thu bong day. there la on a ara ise attandatios 04 merchant& -- Co .stiannlinitei met well employed. (10191 .—BnianoodAIG Jon Olonenter sad Wasslsig non" ftst dosinsdalr. fp ::, quits. Mai nu Monsen snag. Is. pgr wag . ins wog to IA per entsse, Dens dam Spina kg ' D u. , bo BIM FOS Isrs westbsr. Issig ibm prjasesat tacssod to he sirs do nt otos Mssed. At onks. obi*. OM BM OMB dr duns. chimps. ma Va drel then was • Son snob ed Pagan *boa ended vs Sand af i = IS toe/ r•=a - eas So above od. Oils add lrss pm way se. to la sog quirts. Pass nrsdar Dims. Jon —W •WI a e t width tort • good an st an idioms of IL aep Boadng dohs is barley. In oss. toms. aad nos no altssilse. *hit to to , ifs. to Ms. moan to 4ls. hr. MS to 46e. Mos. don to ils.; br Ids. pot Slit. glAr i kon 9.—Onr sirkog ads monies bArl u gardod. Ids wea th er wu wet tee og Tin best Nos girt sN Wog lan wok's pans Ips b to east mist It snag ins boss nowsnosy Is Inks rnif. while sgsgeng7 men noel h anal Is.or s i t s pm sib Wm". Call sod gen sed1•1111048 •T elanssnownst rename alga Bass and India ems wore wlnkest unnon l amen. Navas. Joss 9.-llngo body net &tonne egginitto Int pr or. Bongs sio was Id. Snow % t or of engin Sao Ingo oars far Sham then m BOL 63 465. dr. : tons. Vs. to Ids.; a= to 335. ; l bserae. — SM. Warsoar. Jogs 17..—W0 Ind this Ilny • are goo* is wisest. wash met • nods Nis st f Int weds eats. Wafts dogs In begin. Olds dna. Bros and per MOM onsids. Metas 17.-410 sod* le pro anort, tent Ilts ands Is balm ls B. p m V. tows la sloe. *gad conk and raged In sin. WATIUMM. Jon 16.—Witt fair Imports of Wags gran our mark* continuo ars, bat oast tor al sacks of the Inds: and lbws Is • modiste buings Nadas at shoat Isis watt Ws. Ilanswagn. Jogs 16.—W• Ind In Ms stout todsj 794 cps WwOont, ktra basis. rg u agon. sod 44 dro. gro ort Whos.l9; bats. • canoe ; and bans. Is Vona sp ar cd pine kw Os Naos Mos. sod "dose emir. As is. =indiums semen wnsitess In doers on top. sod dd. down on ascons: . no 6B cop ON oats ea mono: Mtd y . donne cs top. am ens oek mosso bask dd. so es to. and sew es e 421 smog& ?non_ leg Isepsnd cp. :—lflost. SS to Co Ls. to 119. N. ans. gls. to Os. ed. an, 41e. disC I !Vet og =boat gdan: bag*. idgibe.; oats. Wks; NM trop MOM POI GLASGOW, on 11.—At this days =Au{ ran was say a Oiled stab nsesspdtr kettst, without muck dew/ to as mkt d ye quanta, bet al oast ices were offering dd. pm boll Imam, Raab oat dour ass gd. par bona lower, &no to anis proses IMO sob d Orals dosing was required. Barter neglocto4 slam. banks tread bane seboaltisd so gd. roduotton. 8e..., pew and Indian esa slsm of Isiers. Onto sad root very UM Ingots'. aid won Sad naly unaterwl. OATTLlL—Nswais, Jogs 15.—At settee to-da ku tlers 112 N tolerable show of bam4a sad of swept gain gem WWI MY Mor" eggebosar. Berl. from Ts ed. to k por done, gad oboe 110. to Id. par lb. - - - - - - - linisseash, Jese 16.—Tite gap* Of lher 106 al new lag wee 012=r hm ran ler Prio r Wm for rasp min dull and • quantity unsold. sere miser Irma • p rod demand fee lambs, arl ell sold et fair !giber prier. Dist mutton loom ted- to IP, sad down to Ih. ba tee pert. 36... Ila re • COMMA, foe the best see% Sta. ton ., sod doer to 16s. a bead. led pre bra ti Id. to M.ed. per rose; de were old ditto, from 7, to 16s. Id. Mad.- Ths .apply of care ma 1/2. et 1.3111 lean On error of re anterstable slate of the mathir for slanghteing, ors was slowly ellseted. bat prier Irak the err r rose *briar ha weak. Teo Woe. fa Id. leiffileN r and learn from 6.. to 6s. ed. per impair rms. oat to Ur =girt te.dr--111seep. 013; Ott attar 062 lao ditto. 061: mOti OM'.. 131; Sad pip 397. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWAY& Xis Row Iddr. Teal. Todd Me` mom abukand. 1/14. iliT. Wok dada' Jae' it. f A A f I.=.Too7.asilllialliiall ..... ... ...... .. 1,319 196 1,26 2.140 Saadsadarcd add. IN sad 3.111 SATO tan cjlill &a Yeas ... ....... ..... 5 9 6 456 614 1.003 MON sad Rid*: ........... 4.466 7.471 CM Woe swim Jew 11. Illialee ea Yam WeltaNdlag Jaw 11. 66.61111111 . 1twa sad 100l1t1116a II 170 tri 723 NI 91418 .. .1 yMan .... WWI ltrikes ... ... .. . 11181 ilea sad 13•611iseks . 116 762 MS 7.670 liVAbirgemllM . lol a lmellag lino 11. 80 416 666 1.312 1.1 1 / 1 2 1111448wala — 1,664 97 MU 1.791 18:41111 sal 6116 IS 3.175 11.666 4.247 4,1118 Bare 01.4116.:111Ogliii, WM amiss Wass 4811 13.1436 11.1118 27.644 18.211 1110ndireUrie5............ leg 310 746 1,066 MS IWO& .......... ISI 1.1116 UN 2,071 UN asi 111!4149 TM sus a i.n. 1.40 TIPPING DI27ILLIGIINCB. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. B:robin Goan Code. law 10,glo kr,.51.38 111..10a. 9 E. Cori, from for , May b 7. &norm frau Oiediff for traslr o a May I, 10.4 N.. ios.lll W. Julsales 014), treat Li r flbsaidis, Argil IL THE ACCIDENT TO THE INDIAN EMPIRE IN GALWAY BAT.—It was announced in the lispreal lest that the Sne new stesmahip Indian Empire. which e"mi e to open the new line of Galway and New York Atlantic pickets, had run upon a rook Sa ud the St. Mar guerite, near the entrance of Galway Roads, bat had happily been got off with trifling injury. The ilvernstres Jawed reporter at Galway says—" that foal play is openly charged against those through whole gross neglect, it not most orbit'. nal purpose—and sa yet it cannot be said whioh—the I matter occurred." It appears that the vessel arrived from Southampton at twelve o'clock on Tuesday night, when Mixers Burbage and Wallace, the only two licensed pilots belonging to the harbour, who had been out ' two days watching for her, met her just inside Arran, in what is called the South Sound, and were taken on board. She was given into their charge, and they ran her on this rock, where she remained for more than an hour. This rock is the only obstruction of the kind in the channel, which channel is nine miles wide, and no whew, save at the "San Marguerite" rock, le there isms than 60 feet of water at low tide. It was low water when the ship struck and perfectly tranquil. The existence of We rock is a matter of notoriety, and It la distinctly marked cm ell ohms. The usual course into the harbour im a mils and • half clear of it. The Har bour Corambelocers have summarily dismissed the pWaa The latter have bees arrested. The captain of the Indian Empire has warn informations as totes facts, and the ma gistrates have remanded the pilots for further examination. MAILS POE CANADA.—Tbe Postmaster-General of Canada having represented that great ditilcalty and delay is experienced in the conveyance through Nova Sonde and New Brunswick of newspapers and book packets addressed to Canada, and marked " via Halifax," and having strongly urged that their transmission by that route should in futon be discontinued, newspapers for Canada will henceforth be forwarded either by way of the United States, or by Canadian mail packets. As book packets for Canada cannot be tour =Uteri by way of the United States except at the letterreles of postage, such printed matter will only be forwarded by Canadian mail packet.—By command of the Postmaster- General, ROWLAND HILL, Secretary.—General Poseollee, June 17. Tim OUTWARD PENINSULAR MAIL—The stem dip Type hft fletilimptea pasta; with the abort nob, twiat7 prommemp t _sai 1,41114 ia gods. (EASITIMPEMELI—EIOIJAWAT'S MU AND ODIT- Azsc—Wi s trwidow door temperer e ear =road era is tas .orlitoi r eat i Leer‘ si p t o.div emo pea en . . d— ewe Teems Se lg =e=2e but mpg the=e g MEI ereltelles tiny is periksi favvimoibe err era its teetilesse er ee pore. el Unwed' Onswirelee the power et thew piing fir woo ead by an .pedie mem the wee% ellg Itetetem Bohoenteltaiellilinteet, 2341. London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. LDI.II.—J••• It at Crordoo. Me wtf. ot Mr. 3. A. MI, or • NO. NILOILAYIL—J•se It at the Rotary, Noeth llBereeth. ad WO 44 Me New. 0. Ileigrave, of • dandier. RAMIE—Jme U. is Hated. Ourearrenhke‘ the wife et J. N. lisemee. &h.. Ma Ks sae W. ILNIGHT.—Jmoe It at Felhatheesit the wife of Mr. T. Utah , . of a dematter. Ne 3 .1 11 711, 4••• It at andargrom Man NM UN wife Of NW*. Lg.. et • damet.. PADLEY.—Jame 14. at llllptoe 11.14 ow IdAareler. th* Wltear We am J. M. roMi. M 4.. of • ass WOlTLltia s ze MNotekretner• the Boa Ml J.& Wort. Ise. of • JOINS—THOMAL—Joso 14.atJC 11;11'. 411 be Ur J.H. . 11. Joan. lg.. at Paw lbwlt Paw" a/ It. G. Thoma. lfsa, or 1 .• IKorA. PARIONS—cOII6OI.—Jass 14. at M. Jaws's. Weilabsktdif_ ths ay. J. Sears, 0. Pamir. Pflotall4. ri g.. NM at dr Ma O. J. Oswpaaa, En,. of Ctuobari mcgormr. azogerr—ctrzirsa.—Jnam If, at tlare•streot Olsaal. Ilaelraaa. bt the Yaw. 1). !Wien" Mr. M. Maw, of I.lmoa. to Math gasattat of Mr. J. H. Cum. of Hack/mi. DRATHB. ALLIPIJIL-Jas { 14. at Upper Clapton. Yr. P. DaHoar. 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