The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

MUSIC. V fiILIIAILION IC eOCTIITT. 'lke fink amen (the Wu but on.) of the seeeen loch piece but fruits. The propene's vta r follows. Mends la C sir x, If, 1 hi: 1. Artp. - 11Incnres Ablabisma; Me Lady too tOrles• Irvnlnno C...xent +ls O. r..• kana.g6ann mi oni a W 44 •••••• Manz. Sri Csi.no• i howdy took, Put IL _ n.rla Lake& sa all Ites • ...... . ... . SKIM, 0.40. ••iteis ..Witt drSaelm, ita • seat ismer Swart """eZteste'aettrr Win 7. 11" Nodose Primness's perewssses d lissettores's most_ trot s whet aperture of pimento *Ow. The tacit Ila:ehed 146 d brilliant mastics, sties" ad sweststes of km tam. sad ticp n • of phrasing, sad ssdisse usury of exertion, all oestnbetcd to produce as ant which velem aver bond surpeisel. The sulleace were WOW, sad estr.esed their feellags by applause so sebessat sad m inded Ilut th 4 for Owlet, ha ring left the orchestra, ro tor-aid la maks boo erksoel.dgements. Tte v xel rati.ic yes iateneting:The air from Ml6's f rg,,tte, eprra I. estremely elegeat, and admirably fitted to tliephy Mn, Louie& P.) nea light flex;ble voice, and clear nation of eoriS passages. Ydlk. C,eillag, whose fin! al roraoa at Mn. Atalsreon's cement we a.Coel last est:, is a gnat tregediea, awl • drum* dew of the highest cwt.?. We have sever heard the famed awe lo the Freita..t: rag •Int mow porter cream prolims. exprealos. ilto room was my fan, sal Is 00111011 t In every Nape zt sa tee of the beet sad meet soareski of do assocs. 2Ydr.dl, AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JONI 17.—PacmorioN.--S-rgeon A. Argettoeg M.D. (180 D, to be Dapetpleapertor.G. ttra/ el dm Naval Morpitsl at Yalta. Arrotereas to —Commundera H. A. Reilly (1IS), 10 tee haw, I imam m yea on vereel. at Portmsoldb. 88ay.psawteJ. J. H. E. Baird (MT), to the Devaeraltm, A prddlrr beM slum stoop, North America god West ImLa atat'on, Tim Wake, pr asto.tri , and A. C. Strode (16;6% to the Vulcan, 6, sing mem troop ship, at Portagv..ath, cot, tai►tonsd. Mader P. Klrkhaw (18.53), to the OlatUatar, 6, pad& - triad dam Mote, at Me% unport. t 25.--Mwata J. N. &ad Imola (1839), to the Diririt. Ina 31, straw ateutt Maya., at Poetamouth; and A. E. Pa ks (MP), to tho Gomm, 6, pad.thra heal stoma Davoopo Barasst rt. E. W. Blake, M.D. (1866), to to. Clio, 21, ecnw .lam cotrette, at Silvana...a. &road Marie W. 11. William to the Dasher, 2, padtte. whoa Ansa mod, at Portsmooth. Papaws, W. 11. Tamar (1662), to the Ediabargb, 68, sa‘ow Anal ship, oa G aar4 oervioa, at Leith. CHATHAM, loas 17. This afternoon two large detaolteenta of nick and • lar.dri troops stair at Fart Pitt Hospital frau Booty aged tls fdrdi moot-a, brine diessabarked at Ormond from the Oir d E et :ails trooj.hlpp goal %Scams, Camila Ilie-rnar, sad las scum sah me td Aiwa*, Captain Her. T.-itiorrow brag the artairasary of her Mahray's coma tka, orders ears be,, retied tor tka rues is be °tarred r • si argot habits; to public &parterre toset..!rd this r.r-l•na The is the dotr aid will elf b r closed, sad the whole of the workmoa rested • ciap's holiday. PORTSMOUTH. 3 rNi 2 7* The Ariel. 9. Renew swam sloop, Conmaseler Charlie Breia , .y, wind at Bpi lbsa.l iLL raernisi from 111A1tr. lbe Itite W. ais owasissios Gut yews NM s tag, ssel . .llLb• 1 , 47 d af._ 111-.1. 4re carter. lAnoteeest W. D. Barite, ortiird ca Sowter Inv the Claw.' lousier, with •kw 'ohm ewe. A I).ech iv real eir fru sham sae oteerved cti the port ne llooley male& owing km the eastward. The fliseese, 11. true *ever mem trhip, Comataadte Jobs M. Calte. ie ez2eetarl to be ree N pay of the Law ad OW, week. Ifieerday 114 R 711 Regiment of Hone °undo Mlwr) w■r r .flmord t► Ku' of Cordygma,LospocturAb-seroi of Catoiry. cm Wormwood &Tab& Tki: lit Regiment 4174 Guards will meant to se Wiateet to Alientbott Comp, mime tboy et mite he ate wpm/ m .11111 sod WM mode* toe do mat am*, .h they mill be 'dewed by the Royal Hem o moo (Mae). . Us tilltW Liurta.—Esperimests upon ell est- mks wale were made ea tieturday sight es toted the weemeblizcd o the,lochyard et Woolwich. with theeseerty psfeais4 si the Mee. Neje, W. E. Fi'weemrice, hewn the ammo aid diceespeoested to *taste thug. TSB NOW were Aiwa la two tome—ether et width an be s li my k n 4 —ete o artiste, no at et cestlisily briniest pa, the Ohm grew, or composed oat for estenstve open. Shaw The ea verusev s were cumacnced la abed the enciew perm et the Peered. cee abnairbly. stitch Ina se te.ll illereMet -1 by one lbh-tail boner, and the fr.:Y- U:sops or 1.0 i, l r co. I wen obscured by O. The am, emcees mesh - d etas compere' cm been, the Firma with the reltsray poi*. Imp, se .o-called, sad esanassly issi lefts decker tied the yrs t.r Wet, sad aasitary value of no. iss ever sti-limis we. med. sppanst. Oat of Ntepe litstasseises pass penal* we. nutted tO 111 a end sir Us hag mesa at tlis dockyard, at width di lesee stiswe spiestioese, or ayes resdiag, weld . to Fee *6 mil. tewspbeiAt could ha ceeducied y It, um 5: mat slues Sivaat. Tb• llNerfor of lb. church in the dock. pha vs. afterir-rJa bredisal/y ;',llated by one lldht, whi:h darned eal hold is time bead. SPORTING. TATTE.RBALVS.—Moxp tr. Tit moo io.pqrhat wwwsweat with mt.mse• Is the Nomassabsilm I tide was the adman of Peel, who ro. dad lb. obief saprod. nossalsa, who was ...amply opposed at 61.. n .bes•er ed ia tb. City es &Parlay, was seetisally WJ t I. Oftripars Wei ta sews densad. sad 6 to I who e. 14.11405 shoat hie. The tom orLi^h wars laid se lb. Gaoling.' Makes sad Los Derby do sot mows st.ad ub ct n f ranght OMR Sat the mtamittee .s Tattentair• were 11916004 llogo,st Latgloy Rate of the Detteittve Pow) to preltait tb . • R a g ' and the = 4 llz in o s eto tAbott.• ocoonatisi Arsons tad% the of Welchem - Ia ad% to carry (.1% dab lawbblolibatran • ho n to nags . ' satoorikave t.tras was yyuut4 Ml. •Otern..oo. The 1:r good aatitertpan to ose aiv for Jur, and none ;mailman bare ahow)y eternal Bah ••••••• We tryst that the suberrioti.% lazah adl taraddy eclat .itt the titer-atm of ereey ratogtar of the Room. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 3to 1 mat tEr C. Mnaole• 'kiwi, (t and c.ft ) 'I to 2 Mr. P. Noses Pool (5 to 1t I) 6to I Mr. Jaguars Gargnere (t) 10 to 1 Mr. 11 hellaroLibbost (t) 10 to I Mr. Rarated'•Wratalor ( ) 100 to e Lord Litigant Many 106 to 6 Dlr. Barbtfia Prisre of Denmalk ..0 to I Mr. G. Forstale I.7adertirnl GOODWOOD ITAILLS. 100 t 3 6 apt Kr. Payai• Ibaleatoro ono to 6 Sir J. !MWs Lod Salem .21 to Pie C. lbaWs Vanity Mr. T. Pert's Om ord 40 to Idr. Hotlemaa's Mutineer 4t to lEr !Fh3ll . 24Libbatt 23 to Lurd .1.1 • Clear remiss 41 ca Mr. Cop Laid a Amore 60 to Mr. R. Tea Broeck's gtario 4) to Mr. It. Tea Broadia Woodbine A) to He. B tenant's Pan 60 to Yr. 0. Ltatbet's Qat:tyska% 60 Mr . Recd 'a Newcastle DERBY. Mahout-as (t) Tom Boohoo (I) Trott . ..tate (I) eo:t by the Flying Datoluatta—Cr term (I) Brother to Malabo% (t) Me. T. Pair's Lspolu. (t) 24 to 1 apt 43 to I 2i to I IC to 1 1000 to 30 IMO 0 30 PROGRAMMEOI NBWCASTLR•UPON•TY3E *ACft -T• xei o r, ----•- -•,-- -• Trig Cr, VII t KCIAL Vlattolii . STARR* of 3 ans. mak. 3 It, witla JO added by tbe cow toned viefoos fadpe Li* N.'s eastie tad thdr trstml,; vit. iseied 0 ii,,,, hie me.; }re olds. fot. 10.4 ; tbre- , , SA 716; Ler, do 71b; ewe, het Mb; sex Ned meet, 10et ; wares sad 'sidings allowed Ste; metre 2 ead 31 r-oide et shorties elbowed 31,; I .ar and wirartl% IT, lb. eihtser to le .44 ter 20 0 L; et it mimed to be sea f..r 1604 in be al•ew 1 ,ill; if fir 1061.1144; if Ike 601., 121 b; d ter 40/., 16.6 , If kr 261, 2110. T.Y.C. era I ea I Aro rAor r i _carp rw.).. 4 Nortbemb•thad 1 ling We =L..... Or ILY I . .. .... . 4 216666., dli.l .... 3 111% 4 Lreidett . 2 Aerialist, . 1 tub 1 .- r - i - josais . ::: 4 Tara 1.32) ... ....... 3 He JAC/163D 162 V AMARA nAAgolcAlygial 60 added by the 'doomed Vu tie.iere of Nemo& and distrlot ; toe 2 yr-skla obi upomds. The slaw • r 0 say bastilsop oohs ISO woo., after lb. weights ere paellabod (Jana 29, as doom cm.), ba any 71b eltrx. Tbrottirorlon do nibs Age 1 1 lb Alll It lb OA' pl. . Julla ........ .....: ; : 1 =6 .. .l : 7 . Yetis 4 W. ........ ..... 4 7 11 ir tii.isti4iiiii6 4 i lord 6 11 . 1 46:616 PI 1i.Ml 6 .1...4•Me ..........1 ; 1 oE ii . ........ Lona • bi. 3 3 4 I 3 $ 12 Pr,olgin . • . 3 6 6 talc . 11 376 ::: /I 6 0 Ti. H0t.... ..., . .. I I 11 TOO W 410•1 POW 1 HA ri on rHC %I 61tILLAND LAM Or 200 66111 skid to • hsedeop Odra ..f 15 are.. exit, 10 I*, end telly 5 it trlered, 1b.•., hr 3- ) r. able sod up stir ; the owed to re •••ire to oats. out of the rakes, and the third to rye lit Make. The wise r lo y., 26 pixels ter. zrds dogma& A MOOR of a heel :A? n- othrr stele mak 4. ;.stet ts the &de istic, of tits welsh s ;21sy 19, at 9 a. m.) a 200 SM. es ap wants. 10 carry &b, et two et that value, 9,b extra. The 1 winase of ow Derby or OAP, at 'gam, 91b extra. Two dim (50 was., in ;deka peg 3 moat coda) 1 rh 1 •p aOr "ode I T in' Drc,ponoUr ....... i . i ; '4= ;Jai . . a "cart 3 II 1 IkUii ... ......... —lli 0 illegaiiiiii 10 I =ea ii iai:: i ... : Weriiiiiatiii. —...2:7.:77.... r ...... ••••••• • 7 „._ .2 lus UIIIAND • WTAND MAXIS 5 tom earkekk 50 Mild boa the Grand stand for 2 and fl- o lds-o • fir- Oilii, Sat 121 b; three, Sat 1211 ; fliliaa and itelltegs ' allowel ik. A rrinner of tits Ty ro or the North Derby, or of soy oda stake befure darting valve 900 noes., to run 411, nitre. The wiener to pay Swamis tomorgai 'spasm; lbs essea4l to eve his stake. T.l .C. Zemke) At* IV Boaarn..l . , OW Ilarbe.:2 . 1 We Treopro 2 Tots ........ ...... I Mawr. . . I Pas Dams ~.. : tempt . 3 Pr , f•• or DI& ... 3 i‘ds rawest lab T . ••• • ......... 1 61u7;* ,_ . .. 3 mini..., , 3 Maine Hu . 11•77.0 T ES PLATE os fug' • 3-yr-olds. 7st ; War. Sot 101 E ; tive, pat 4lk; lie and ag o, i it lib. Throe miles. BIDURY CLUB (Sll io-,111 AC BRIDGE coruz). IM OR. Tel Bo TWIT BTALIa .w- Ol7•0;;;OL'il, with 7) notded ; the second to save his stake. To be ridden by members of the club; ioAryg 7th eure. Let mile sod • half. (13 subs.) tto et lb f i re , o. Candla A r 17 r ... ter tat leeend 1: 4 1 . 4 .. g Mr. Diet Woreuter . 10 • neap AII . , 6 move. walk .30 added ire l and J-yr•okla. Half a nib. (10 ambe.) Dr,quit .. N . 1 new Tos-to t ...... lE s .......... ..... ...... T artmax ltToicat• of 10 sows. mi., with 60 added by the etab, for Syr-olds ; eche, list 1010; fillip% Bst lab ; Mauer' of any 3-yr-old auks amounting to 100 sore., including the whiney* own stake, 41b extra ; the winner to give three doses of clutmpagne to the club. The last three quarters of the sew mile. (17 subs.)—Plumber, '*rater Sprite, Chirp, t by Joe Lovell—Golculadar's dun, Blue Ruin, f by Surplice—Beeswax, Lord Palmerston, Confusion, Her High me., fby Longbow —Venus (41b extra), Brevet Pravda (410 . mu), Chino Attie, Queen of the May, Simple Simon, St. James, Loiterer (raid). THE ANDOTII BTA bss ofd sore. each, with 50 added ; to be ridden by lumbers of the club; jockeys ilb extra ; the winter of the Bantry Stakes 71b extra. Old rails. To close and sum by nine o'clock this evening (Tnesday) and the weights to be deelated as stones possible. A SWEIPSTA ZIP of 3 Nova. each, with 30 added, for X-yr olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold for 300 sow., .lee. • to Le ridden by members of the club , jockey. Mantra'. T.T.C. To enter by nine o'clock this @vetoing (T uesday). A PLATZ of 60 sore. for 2-yr-olda And upwerds ; the winner to be told for 300 move., tkc. From the Swills (about eve (wimp). To eater by aim o'clock this evening (Tuesday). STOCKBRIDOIL-Turitsnar. A HANDICAP iLATII of 50sovs. foe 3 yr-elda and upwarda. Bust. is (about tire furlongs). Te Slot and name by nine o'clock this evenieg ( fasedsy), sad tbe weights to appear within half sa hour afire the bat ease cm Wadiralay. A Swazi-Ina aril of 6 sore. nab, with 25 aided, for 2-yr ebbs sad upwarda ; the wiser le be soldier 150 lore., &a T.Y.C. To does and same by fin o'clock this analog a_ =Olin BTOCILIIIIID4I TIMINNIAL &AIM of 10 ems. *WI,4 4-yr-elde ; coltkils4lolb; allies, fist 61b ; 31b Mewed. The ease, of the Darby, D airmen St. Asti; Goodwood, or Doncaster Cups in 1968 or 1869 1 1717:, easy two 101 b, extra. Two slim sal a half. (33 au te.)- Caripreades (3ab), Sear of t‘e Bast (31b), Cock-a-doodle-do, lii. Digger's Daughter, Go-ahead, t by Sir Tatum Sykes- Corr oda'. dam, e by Sir Tanta Sykes-Gleuhswk's dam, c by Day Muldlatou-Slaader (31b), c be Pyrrha. this First ' - Ccocolitia. Schismatic, 1 0 4 7 48 7_ (3 , b), Frolladeen (31b), Amami. Ceepi en, Cloister (31b), Ilmaniello (1116), f by the Here-Lett.ealie(;lb), Basdamaa (31b) (Dimas), Scours* M, a Tie e by Bay Ulddletoa-Cymbs. 1 be Friar, Leone (3.0), kly-by-da (Sob), y Centaur (31b), Luther (Mb), • by Surplice-Calm (31b Flyiag Dutchman -Gab, Charles the Second, J ulia (31b), Pealte4oo (31b), Tb. Pis/dicker (paid), 1 by Harkawm-Veutre-4-Terre (ML) (sod). Tito Ft UsT SMOG Ammon BIIIIINIAL STALES of 10 sows. emb.with 100 added,24 2-yr-elals; colts, Sat 101 b; fillSs, Sat SW, Sib allowrd ; the Maass to pay 15 son. toward. ex ri=T.T.C. (27 eaba)-..0 by Stoekwell-Bribery (MO, (Sib), Liman and Mts. Leprorbswa (Sib), Rich baba Nap= (31b), Valk* (31b). c by 84cest-Naomi Rich (~ b b ), St. Jame (31b), fby Joe Lonli-Goldandar's dam, !by Jee Lovell-Fraud (Sib), !rather to Wentworth, Twang (Sib), Mististent, Heanetose (31O), e by Grants ,r -r Camas Issas ), Apr 110, Jima (34b), ?innate, Bonita 2 1 .2. Maria (Mb , Nightiogale (31b), Bay &Utley (31b). Rt (Mb (deed), Vitus Pudding (soil), Hid Sock ( 3114 _) (nom ), ash Kide (Mid). TIM IPTIWIIRD'II ILATIL of 100 son.., added to a Sweep stakes of 10 sem sech, b et, kit 33r -olds sad upwards; Masan extra; madam slimed 41b and 71b. The winuar to ply 10 sots. towards espemes. Two miles. (67 'tbs.) limas Jait...._,. ...31 ite r isea lie GIL . II AP 3 904841 AN 3 . . ....... 4 Tin -4I Los.. 4 VS . . 11 #r „. 4 , : - . k= l I rbr i dad raM. l444-46 1 ril s = Ilhe lid ii iiiiiiii I Amer ltasha MermS. scaas I Pens iiiaiii6iii .11. . iii 4 .4 ga • Li' iiri66 . iii I tan a...... 1 I visWl?, .... 1 i i r k r . 3ll6l: 4 Ille - 4.1 — .1i r.....:..kiii: i 1 s 'Mk ...... 1 17.=...." i G T % ;Trio wawa.. 1 Plargseeibilidlel44l =4 ...W414) I . 4 •Irik:4l Linage of iiiice64.. 4! Ilmarep Pons PINIIMIN .... 4 Mawr 1441 DN.- 3.i =••-• i =1 ) 4 Bair OP Trick .... 4 I Islond m 4. __ TIM MortlaPONT STAKE,' of LD sees. seek, 10 ft, with 13 1 added -, for 2 yt-DA:4; c it., fist 10 1 b; Wes, 84t 71 6 . Winners, slb ; twiim of soon, Db miss. The teaser to pay 26 save. toward. expenses. T.T.C. (24 staba.)-Plumpa, 31egastie, mos Rain, The Assyria, byways, The Banat ' Onxistieer, Berme., Salesian an, extra), filly by Loadboe -Virus (bib exits), wad D.er, Barra, Heather to Rain t cia °nod Man... l. ad Kilt.., all by tiwcetose.t- A....Crey, Precise Chirp (p. 6 extre), Ran, Haeceneer, Con tan..a, Apollo (61h extra). Harley Wiatney, Biatuabranza ;deed), colt by Si Azwell-Terroas (died). Ti.. TIOCTICAToCaIIsIIX:I 71411INNIAL STAIErs of 10 a-a net • Ur 3-y r olds ; colts, 8-t 10th ; fillies, Bet SID ; SR 'Pavel the winner of tha Derby 716; ot the Two 7in :sand Guin. as, One Thomead Cluirora, Newmarket &ages, or Siam Odle, Sib .11 . 11 (extreme penalty 715) • tLe waste. to pay 5 sore. towards ex; UN I. One tulle ..a .kilt.- c by 13. y Middleton out of Baer). (iih). The Lark, Houravirff, Idiotic i3lb)) MsyMoraing, Bridegroom, Wood yang, Harcourt, Pren Forwart, Watchdog (3ib), Ft. Cla reace(Mt), licuquet (Mb), Sir Porde Shedtou (Mb), 0I y ta pir, chi/load (Jib) (pad). THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1859. Haymarket, deposed to readying 4001. from Mr. Briefer In toot; the money was paid in to his own seconnt, bat with written dirt diem that it was to be paid over to Arm strong and Co. when Mr. Cenotaph.= was garotted. 11r. Curtaiagbant's name Wee In the Ocala of the 27th d SIP' motor, and on the same day a cheque for 2001. woo handed to Jumbo'', one for 601. to Mortimer and the beLnos, lsol., romaised in our bands to tha credit of Rieke. Ceoes-exatoined by Aramatrong.ici - CO:::Vie size 7 ear - stood Mr. Harry EU' to repre.eut the firm of " sad Co." Mr. Mote ems to us without any ricoasmend asks. Mr. Baylis, of the Beak of England, produced two soles of 1001. mob that ware paid into the Bertha England to the 20th of September. Mr. Hadley, clerk to White and Co., said abet the above Notes were paid to Marshall on a cheque from Armstrong and Co., and then a semlecom, who is mehke at Boykin- SOU sad Co' s, whore Mtreball beaked,. proved that Mershall had paid the two note. in qucetion into them on the 27th of September, and thM they in turn had returned them to the Bank cf England. Sir Charles Yolks, military secretary to the Commander was them examined, having staled the various up ' that had been mode at behalf of Mr. Conning am, his own application, his brother-in-law's, and Colonel Elteintseh'i two applicadom, accompenied by the teatiroo. Wale of Mamas Steal aud Vision. Except them applica tions be was not aware that any Wad of lallnenoe bad hiss need with his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief on behalf of Mr. Cunningham. Mr. Couningham's amine dee to a oommiesion proceeded entirely upon the cert.ficatee of Generals Steel sod VITIOD. Crvia.examtned by Mr. Chambers—On his @militates Mr. Cunningham was beyond the age, which at the time was Azad at 21. The Conranander.to-Chisf used to lay down the ruler to the age of admits:on to the stray. He now does so In amoral with the Minister at War. Mr. Cuasingham's Mot letter was a very meow one, mainly, but teen it wet totally ustuppot red by testimony. Nevertheless, the reuot sesigirsd for rejecting the application was, that Mr. Cun ningham was toe old. Is Angara, 1868, dm rub) with re tina to the age of =midden was ralthed, so as to allow of gentlemen of 23 being admitted to the Infantry. Army agents had no tight to interfere about the procurement of commissions. _ _ The OithWof Cambridge exemined by Mr. Janice—l re inernli,e receiving the fleet application from Mr. Briaden; it was dated the sth of July. According to the usual mune of procedure I referred the application to the Military Se cretary, to ascertain if it was quite to order. With respect to the next application, that fr om Colonel Steinbecb, I pursued the same course. I remember receiving the sexed application from Colonel Stelsbeoh ; It wee accompanied by certificates from General Vivian and Sir 8. Steel. On the 28th of August, 1868, the rule with respect to the age of admission into the army war relaxed. It would be utterly imposedble to keep the army op if rules were not off and on relaxed. At that time there was an immerse pressure for officers. BTri. Kelly—l pot it to your royal highasse, was say ' hafluence nisei, either directly or indirectly, on thaw part or say human beisq, 'thee than what has boon deposed to this day, to obtain tins commission? The Duke of Cambridge—Certainly not. I sow saw any ono on the subject of the commirsion except Colonel Steinbacb, _ 81r F. Kelly—Then year royal highness acted simply upon the written documents? The ilalteiiiCatzthilOgs—With all dna deference to Colonel Malabar& it was the medicates which obtained the menutte airs for Mr. Cattail:oam. I did see Colonel &flab's& foe ■by minutes, but se he bad called upon me once,* testes Wore, and had asked me to give him some tecommeedstion with reference to his On to Egypt, I 'bought an the occa sion of his seeing me with respect to this cmmelmica that he wee coming on the same besinser. Sir F. Kelly announced that that closed the can foe the promeution, sad the coast then sOjeurned at half-part five. SECOND COURT. SINIsp Bt Nisi Pries.—(3sloss Kr. Justine Hill sad Co Judo.) INITWAT O. COLLINGZIDOZ,-LIBEL. This was an makes brought by the plaintiff, a baptist minister, against the &indent, for • libel published in the City Pius. The defendant simply pkaded not guilty. Mr. Kemal, sad Mr. 8. Jacobs were counsel for the plain tiff; Mr. Lush end Mr. Rowley represented the defendant. The plaintiff had been engaged by the deacons of a baptist congregation at Side ileitngbani, In Essex, as • preacher for twelve menthe. and had beams highly popular. After soma time he received • Rohm not to preach, and on the fol lowing Sunday he fogad the doors of the dispel locked against him. An *unction was afterwards obtained in the Court of Chancery to prevent his preaching. In his cross-examination the plaintiff stated that he had been brought up to the trade of a tobacoo pipe sassinfacturer, and had been a preacher nine years. About twenty years ego be had been on the stage ; only five or six times. He was married. He had notice to attend • meeting of the dea cons to answer a charge of trying to seduce Mee. Letch, the wife of one of the numbers of the chapel. His e ifs wea l living with him at the lime. He was summand Wore the magistrates at Castle Hedlnehant, and was fined 11. and costs for the assault. After that the dome of the chapel were looked against him. He had net (*reed open the &ma, but he went in and occupied the pulpit. He was not aware that his mrtieses remained in the chapel ell night smoking and drinking, but be had heard so. Hs had pad for bread and cheese and beer for this. The locks were taken off the doors and others were pat on. Hie partisans had kept pmmesion of the chapel until the injunction was obtained from the Vire- Chancellor. He had appealed, but the appeal had been dis missed with costs. He use living in Mr. Latch', house when be was charged with attempting to seduce his elk He denied most positively that he had none so. He had been mice charged with drunkenness. On the Bnitday in question about 760 of Ms friends were in the dispel. There bad been service iliac in the morning end afternoon. He had denied the charge against him generally. He had Ward of the meeting of ministers in the City alluded to in the libel. lie bast never been charged with en assault on soother female. He had not been forbidden to visit the house of Mr. Solomon in Cannon-street on account of his stator. He had sever been ! charged with taking liberties with her. He had brought I other smiona in reference to this matter. He had not conut hated toe publioatfon railed the larthen Vessel for some time. He had given a bill of sale of him furniture. Re-examitied—He had given it to Ms solicitor, as be bad no means of paying the wets of the Chancery suit. He was summoned for an assault nu Mrs. latch. Taws were cler gymen of the church of England on the bench. They had refused to 'lbw the case to be sent to the quartet serehme, though he desired it to bo tried by • jury. He had been fleet fora common ass.ult. Mrs. Letch mats no charge against him fur six wteks after the alleged tumult, sad she and ha husband in the mean time visitel at Ms hones es the mull terms. There iris no truth in the statement thst he had taken Etudes with Miss Solomon. _ The libel complained of wee then put in evidence. It was is follows: _ _ _ Eatraordlnary Gathering of Baptist Ministers in the City.—On Monday morning a large steemblege of ministers was held at the office of 'Mr. Mote. It op are that a minister of a bsptiat church at &Me liedingham having conducted himself in a meaner unbecoming a Chris tian, as it appeared to the trustees end deacons, they pro hibited hint from further officiating therein. Subeequently be and his friends took forcible prestesien of the chetah and the hunters hod filed a bill In chancery on r.geln the tame. An action for libel bad it en brought, end a resolution wen passed that Mr. Mote would he justified in defending the action." The concluding passage complained of wee, "We may add, from being en ear witness .4 what transpired at the meeting, that should the case be brought into court it will impose to the world one of the Reddest careers in the history of a minister which wee ever disclosed." 10.1Zeeiy caving Bu m med evidence for the plaintiff, Mr. Lush addressed the jery in mitigation of damages. Tim defendant, who was en utter stranger to the plaintiff, had publiabed sae* a report et a meeting, and he had no means of justifying hie statement, not knowing the chattels stances. Could it be tolerated that a man convicted of an indecent assault should be allowed to mailman u the minister of any congregation ? All the circumstences bad been before the world long before the Misted Mel wee pubished, and it could have milkted no Injury on the plaintiff. Mr. Justice Hill, iu summing up, left It to the jury to ray whether the publicatem was a libel, and if so, was it true. its thought that if a man had ant , retard fur his thee Teeter, he would have written to the putbaber of the psym, and asked for the name of the author, but without 'deism the defendant any opportunity of justityusg, this ration had barn brought. The jury finind • verdict for this: plaintiff —dumps 40a. THZ FIAMI P. PAITIIDOZ.-LIZEL. Mr. liCeasely and Mr S Jaco' s were cosna-I trr the rro asearlos ; Kr. Oedema Pet ralorff end Mr. DAy t r the defendant. This was also an amino , rll4l tubing out of precisely the eetne stntonf feet.. n. is tie lag e+vassiw• the defondaritosho to the publisher of •he Clariaaan Cobioset, and he 'leaded not guilty and ajustibeition. Th.: lite! conspl .ined of was a copy of what appeared in the Barbins reale!, and without owarisente. la this case also the jury found for the plaintiff—dunages 40s. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Jrosz 27. &Wrap is Bento.—(Before Itutieee Crowder, Wake, sad Byhe.) WALTOLIT AND ANOTHER V. lIIILNE.-YIXTERIES. The whole day was occupied hearing the ergnmasta this case, in which the gaieties wee whether (arta& machinery was so fixed to the freehold as to become Batons. The court took tine to consider their judgment. Bittlogs at NW Prins in Middlesex.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie sad a Specie! Jury.) Sir William &Is, the now Chiol Judie' of ;his court, this ay.rnior took his out for the first time. There was ao ceremony of any kind. V. LIVY-IMITINO IRA' This was en aettos to recover the sum of 352/ 3e. the Wan= of s I 0 U for 4901., site deducting 1371. 16e. 2d. for geode supplied. Mr. H. Chambers aid 31r. Joy= appeared for the plats and Mr. Ruddiest= sad Kr. Caxton for the de headuat. It was listed that the plantar, a young man 22 years of ago, vas a clerk in the city end a betting men. Re bad began 14 se apprenike to a chemist at the Weet-md, and bsd eordred how his muter a taste for Letting. lie was WINCRESTEIL—FaiDAY. Tat Wttrcaisiiiliasilisio c44leowf,.eseb (2 to the fan 4), with 40 added if dim met, for d! ages; winners of • Issediesp after the weights an wt 111.1 swim lief a mile. To dose sad name es WodweAsy. A SWINPATAILIII ea* with 30 added if three dart. Th,ee quarters of a set* To dee eel noose en Thuretey atatv. TWA HILANO. PAUL STAINS of :0 soya etch, with 60 added if th.re start; fie 3-yr•tlde; eAte, lid 71h, fillies, 31b ; whom of • Valle of 100 sore. !aloe, includiag th. wiener's' owe rah*. 4/6; of two suet, 71b mere; the winner to 10 mows. to the fend. T.Y.C. (li whs.) Plumper. Yes talk, Bessasar, Mate, Opera Dearer, oh f ay Joe Love.l —Gold/Mori. Lux, The Aa.yriaa, HMS Sahib,' 3eoluaton (7th sates), f by Loagbow—Vrass (4th seize), t 6 , Meld of Weans, br Ibj Sire, o Lupe:lee (7:1) extra), Quota of tbe 111sy, Si. pt. Slams. GalieNAL HAIII•HIAN HANDICAP of 10 amt. etch, ft, sad oz.!" 31t de-tarsi, with SO added if elute start; winners of as; ban !leap of 100 sews, wake after the w•ights were deed, 611..; of two such, 910 extra; the second to esve EA state aid rho sinew to give 10 cola towards asp •nase and entrolerito to We mule welt year. Two mike ands dis t:nee. (22 subs, 13 r2f ws,es4solowsl.) Sou mein COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.-Jux2 27. The Lord Chiof Judas teak his seat ion the beach for the One Mae this day. THI QUEEN V. MATIMIALL, THE QtEE\ V. MORTIMER. Mil QVISIN V. SALE Ut MANY CONVISSWNS. (Continued fro. yettirdein lzpryss ) . , Lientenent.Colonel Henry Steinbach, examined—l was a Ileatenent-colonel of the British German Legion during the Crimson war. I met his Royal Highness the C - inemistukr- ' in-Chief at the bones of Lord Reeler, at Tues. I hod known Sick* live or six year.; Montrose only horn July lest. I have been in Intik 14 or 16 years. In July, 1855, I met Siete welkies with Mortimer, when B eke mid be woe very glad to meet ma, so he had a far or to ask of me. Skim then told me bs wanted an application to be made to the Horse-Gaarde on behalf of Cannimehem. I thought I lad known that young gentleman's father formerly at Peshawar. However that was a mistake, although 1 did not discover it anti, afterward.. (Colonel Steinbach then detailed how be had forwarded the two letters already referred to to the Corr mender.in-Chef.) I woe very Mamas with a Cahoot Canainghem, who commanded the cavalry at Peshawar, and I believed at the time Mr. Cunningham was his son. I 'saw the Doke of Cambridge for a minute or two at the Hoese-Ouorehr, sad it was then quite clear that hia Highness Imam making cd the application. I still, however., thought Mr. Cuerdarbece was theism' if the bcforernen4oned officer. flabeequestly the of the chief clerk. told, n.e t hot there woe no use in rending in applications for commieeions unless they were backed up with tesiimonials. 1 did not receive any portion of the 4(01. Armstrong end Co. did agree to any me 241. a month, but that was for the employ ment of my services to semblieb an Indian Agency-ollee 'ander to Oreely's. The 234 whloh I did receive from then; was in no way contacted with this tramaction. In fact, some cd it was paid before Mr. Bristles money was received by than. Creemeasmined-1 wee In the habit of ceiling upon Bioko, in Pall-melt. It was Mr. Storquvler who intro defied me to him. I west to see him at the army mode:- vow. Captain Mortimer wee is the 40th Regiment. In ladia I wee in the Hain farce, la the army of the Nehemiah Rucjest Mr. Wanly' Jones cumined—l wee a coal merchant. Pugh sad I married two sister.. In September last I called upon Marshall. I Naked him for 2001. due to Pugh. I believe I took • letter from Pugh to Men:hill. Marshall said be bad received tb. 2001. from Armstrong and Co., and death (bluebell) intended to retain 1001 ; and, se regarded the balance, no more than 601. odd would becoming to Pugh, inothesch as Pugh was indebted to him over 601. Miter that we mat to Wbiteeross-oreetto we Pugh. I did not beer tM ;;;;;;;iirs47rhicii;;;lfinieisiolliese,boTlialinii WIN aogry. Crorrozaeolast—Korehell boa Melt with no feu mob. XL Ma Gregory, • petals. la Whirs sal We, of time s•ucaadhl as a betting man, and local= permed of a ton• siderabis sato of matey. lo 1357 he waked by accidist into a jeweller's shop, in Great Qesen-street, which wee at that time kept by the defendant, and bought • Unlock. Thin led to a little con% creation, and afterwards the partite beams intimate. Tbs defendant introduced the plaintiff to Cremorue, and to theatres, sad there ware hill traaaactions between them. the plaintiff was enabled to take up his bill., and he also but the defendant waxy. Oa April 13, 1869, the damndest gave the I.lsictiff an I 0 l 7 for 4901.; on the 4th of May the. plaintiff called at the defendsat's shop, when the defendant nude out his claim for 137/. Ids. M. for goods supplied, leaving duo the talent* now claimed. In the course of the azaagaatios of the plaintiff it appeared ,hat a great mat of mounts were involved in the ease; and than was also a cross action. In addition, it was imputed that the 1 0 t i• question wee a forgery. Under these circutettancee a supped= of his lordship was accepted, and both actions were refereed to arbitration. !HMIS V. N%ILKI:sSON.—LIII2.L. This was as action fur damages for libel, and the only pint was not guilty. Mr. Rankine and Mr. C. Pollock appeared for the plain tiff, and Mr. Lush and Mr. Watkins William for the de fendant._ The plaintiff was a clergyman of the church of England, and the defendant was the registered proprietor of the At (iota kigaisdard newspaper. The plaintifi hd been curate to the Rev. Mr. Drummond, of Sr. Thomas's Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh, bat in 1864 their connexion tirroinsted in con segue:nos of some diopute which bad srisen. The merits el the dispute were awed on one side and the other In grin; and in 1868 the plaintiff published a pamphlet called "Truth Vindicated." A review of this pamphlet wee written by the Rev. W. W. Datican, and forwarded to the defendattes = A eopy of this review wee also sent to the plaintiff by Campbell, a contributor to the detendant's paper. fine was ' informed that it would he printed. The plalntiff at this time was about to publish • third edition of hie pamphlet. He In serted among "Opinions of the Press" extract• from the review forwarded to him by Hies Campbell. This review contained some Aron remarks in reference to the Rev. Mr. Drummond, but some of the epithets used were cut out be fore the copy was inserted fa the paper. The plaintiff having made his extracts from the copy sent to him by Miss Campbell and not from the paper, they were of course hoar mot, and on the 6th of Mar t an article was inserted which imputed to the plaintiff that he had wilfully garbled the =- trick. This was the Itbel complained of. The plaintiff's' counsel, in cmclusioe, laid that his client only wished to vindicate his charade:, and did net seek fir Isrge damages. Under tbe.e circumstances It was suggested by the jay that the parties could probably arrange their differencee. The coues-1 en both sides endeavoured to carry out this suegeetion, but after a good deal of discussion they failed. The defendant's counsel said he was prepared to maks a fall and ample apology to the plaintiff, and to withdraw any imputation opal his character. A question remained se to how the costs were to be paid, and upon that the patties could not agree; and the trial oms serntly went on. His lordship in gumming up directed the jury that if they believed that the article Is question was written with the honest intention of meintaining the troth, and that the strong language was seed without any corrupt motive, then they were at liberty to find for the defendant. In support of thin ruling his lordship quoted the language of Lord Elknbo rough, who said that a plaintiff complaining of libel was bound to show that the defendant was actuated by malice, and that the defendant could theoherge himself by proving the contrary. Thejury found • verdict he the defendant. THE WOLVERHAMPTON NEW WATERWORKS COMPANS V. MAIIIBI,OI This was an action to mover 3761. for calla upon 100 shares In the plaintiff: company, and also inkiest upon the amount. Smith and Mr. Mellish apprered for the plaintiff; Mr. &rjeant Bhee end Mr. Mlllward for the defendant. The plaintiffs' one was that the company was incorpo rated in 1866, the defendant at that time being solicitor to Mr. Holyoake, one of the promoters of the company. An sot of pediment was obtained in which the defendant we. wand none of the directors, and his name appeared upon the resistors of shareholders. The defsedant had aim given lfr. Holyoske a prosy to tote for him at a meeting Mao com pany, and a pm: Aetna was leveed in which the defendant was named as a director. Each of the calls made was far the sum of 12s. 81. a share; but it was admitted that as to the first of them there was en int:motility, and that that all could not be recovered. . After some evidence bad been given, ft was arranged tbat the further hearing of the cue should be continued thin (Tuesday) mornin . SECOND COVET. (fittings at Nisi Prime, is Middlewx, before Mr. Justice Wilratos, and a Common Jury. NEWCOMBE I. IMITE.-TRESPAE, The plaintiff in this case wee proprietor of several lodging houses, and among °three he formerly held of the defendant she house No. 19, Fulwood'e-rents, Holborn. On the morn ing of the 29th January leg a number of workmen mat into the house without any notice, and tegan pulling down the chimneys, thus rendering the hou-e nninhalntable, and damaging the things in it. The chimneys were rebuilt, but in such storm that these wee no room to Wild moth s range as wee warmer, for a lodging•house like the plaintiff's. Tee Mance was that the plaintiff bad given pen:Mutton to the defendant to do the repairs. Conflicting evidence was given on both sides, and the jury ultimately found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 401. THE POLICE CO ÜBT& MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Cliarks Tele( Lure:, aged IT, way re-examined on the charge of firing a ',hided pistol at Sur:mash Hinton, In Jattnyn-street, with intent to kill her. The prisoner via committed for trial. LAMBETH. Trillion Abraham' Moors .. re-examined on the charge of murdering his wee, and fully committed for trial. ATKINSON, TILE DARLET MURDERER.—WiIIiaM Whines wee tried at the last York amine for the murder of Elizabeth Soule, at Darley, soil acquitted on the ground of insanity. Rehm since remained at the Culla, and has lately been vary violent, a'tucking indiscriminately the governor, (1101/141, and phones who happened to be tear his. Within the last week he inflicted sins severe injuries upon a man who is confined along with him. They had had some words, when Atli maim struck the other primmer most unenteafally, and indicted mote braise upon him. There Is so doubt the idor would have ended much more seriously U ow of the prison of had not interfered and sepa rated Its partms. In all probability these pedants out break. will mime Atkinson 's removal to another place of security. THE NEW WHITECHAPEL COUNTY COURT.— , TeWeiday moraine the New Whitechapel County Court, wheeled in Great Psi seott-street, Otaiman'a-flelde, White chapel, was °reined for the transsation of gmeral business. The new building ie far superior to the old one in Oatorn street, which is about to Ms pulled down for acme important Improvements. The body of the court is large Nadi:ems,- dams. On certain dela the court will be occupied fur the beetles of @immense ageinst tradesmen for lasing unjust weights and mammies mu .4 by Mr. Thomas Reynolds, the high constable of the et nary, who has recently been duly ar pent, d as inspect , r of weights and mermearee fee the pre. eincte Red Inertias of the Tower of London. The recbler omen days for the heariog of saramonees will be every Tuesday, Wednesday, and l borulsy. POLICE EDUCATIONAL MoVESIENT.— Yesterday an Interesting Pose wee prevented at the Blackheath sta tion of the R. or Greenwich division of metropolitan police, by the aieembliog of the men beloneleg to the edumitional elms of the farce peparat ry to the Mid summer vacation. The dose, wlech was originally este bliahed in 1837. through the in-trusentality of Mr. M•114111 , t1, the outeeiniend-nt. consiand at fast of 45 mem bers only, bat tow Lumbers 56, the asleep of a certifieeted schoolm.iter and all the eeriest; of the elms being delrayed by eentribuvons among theme Ives, which aims its OtIll• mtnermeat have smiumted to 441., the expenditure being 391. 12.. Tbe class bed met en 207 0,C611i01111 during the nest 104i , 11, end 20 leetate, Cad been given on different pieta daring the fires piviud by clergymen and other gentle men reiiiimg in the neigh.bourbood. At the conelusion of the price...limes the men mare eddreased by Mr. Saps intendeni Slallailtu upon the imp litotes of education, and the benefit. to be denvid tram a steady apiilication to the subjects taught in the cline ; Mr. Gerhart, the mutter, con gratulatine glum upon the Improvements made in their studies. The band belonging to the fora was in attendance, and played sow cheice puma. A FATAL .Exnussioa.—A shocking occurrence took place, en B,tnremy ;AA, la the vicinity of stye -house, near Brozbeurne, by which two young females lost their bee by dreaming, and four other permits very nearly met with a similar fate. It appears that early on Saturday morn leg aa elcursita party if between 80 sad 100 estreople, employed at Messrs Abbott's Leeway, et Bow, aerie, al at Rye-house In numerous WIMP, accompanied by a bawl if music. It was the annual feast gives by the firm, and the men wereaccomparded by tt elr wives and families. On their arrival they eisperaed it Jiff:rent dire:tiara, amusing them selves at racketing and other rams, whale a party of ale got into a light boat for a row down the river. They bad pro ceeded about half a mile when the boat eapeizeil. rand im mersed the whole of the party into deep water. Every pee sib'e means were token to micas th , se who were clinging to that bares of the boat, sod were sereetnleg for her. With difficulty Mar of the party were brought to the banks of the river; one or two wets lesensible, sn4 it was a essiderable time before they were restored. The remaining two of the party, two females, named Sarah Maria Hall, aged 17, and Lizzie Ferguson, aged 11, unhappily sunk before eseistance arrived, and were both drowned. Their bodies were saber quenily tecoverei, but not until some time bad elapsed. It It said that the teat was of too testi a character to emery so many persons, and that It itemized while one of the party was in the act of steppicg from the fore to the after part to steer. Beth the deerteed females resided at Bow. mfffidvertisieffienti—PAßElNll AND ( Gore, Paper ia llietoklialms, 0 ord.reet is wefts of Is la the posed). No Wrnesier platemeseleamel eamteeete say news rase ta tedesie ea earns dwar taw-crew dies on he la; edema dim tam K ed. IWO eatsiviaw,mr eta salaams corns. Ohm Ws. iMeery 4 bouwasts PUbitt OINK CAW% and reborn applied. false Dow tree.-Passms and Gone. ft owl k oateedaneell gib A . ,, 1 1111 -, l•94alsre ........ 1! Ciromor ....... ........ T • 21Th'' n flilt CITY ltrrai. PLATE Lt 60 son., OK 3-p-idds sad nproado; Nut wisso,r to ' o s 14 for 1!" sovs., Or misc. 1 o Jos) sad tt ueeaTruredep!.ight. in MAJIL.TIei• PLATE of 100gittleso. 3 tati;7471 1, ; four, 94; In., Sit 61b ottl stied, "4 91G. Too Milk. le dr'', lad same am Thlustlq light. ZOYJL THAMES YACHT CLUB. Is oar impression of yesterday we said that the tea of the bow. that started fr r Braid wood'. SO gdfw Coda , bias rizeoras far ahead when last sees, and shit as the ateant,r le rang for Loadra, Cart 'fa (Haat, the of the dub. was dusted by the sold, coarmodoer, r.raer Med Pager, to wct at Zink to Hate t h e Whisper. Tut Dane, whito was ahortrhaaded, Sada', that she wed so chance, gave in at the Lower Hope. Z yds, the fourth boat at the time, viva in rg the Vag ; tat the Chtuaraorldee was malted v. ry well u aaeorat boArn au bare goat data a the Castenact Head bad hat crow not let go the sal shut Ise aromut of great &dimity. The Waller Itao the Mad well throughear, sad won her puha at limb at i awl litde Yoder, the oily other Wag laud, ✓t2 W thus at ab eat 10 pan. CRTCIIIIS.—Nown Borre.-11im match was mammal' at Lord's yesterday. !be game was as need ti uso ; tlee Itcr.la Irma kola d freely at emu. 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Jordan-Whoa V. Mills WI Iturrows-abboW v. Abbott and Oodoy-tloddy v. Daddy and Orono, nnarnnJUrf—nart V. anon Wood v. Wood- rlumer v. Pima. aad yaravelavrton v. Lawton and datklaa-tatinold v. bratnivald moil acinbant -Thorley v. 1 badva-wvista v. 'tried aad is moo—Oath .. (lath lad Woo:mane, special Jury-Call. v. 0•12. wall aad ganivady. Modal Jvvy-liftvben v. Kaman fad Ead-Dodd v. Daild-Vvarima v, Yaw* and Frvaatt-teare v. D'Arcy-trwro v. tensed inky. Tbe wi l l will proceed to bear the find 46 moan pm am. 9 aid W). sod will then wooed with tin oases to I* Mod VI 1 1.7. _____ HOUSE OF LORDS.—Juss 27. APPLALB. Their lordebips sat this morning to hear appeals. Loral kydale, Campbell presided for the firm thus as Lord Chancellor. The Lord other parrs present wore Lordai a rate g in . , Lord Cnus worth, Wra and Lord ATLI T. 31111711aTS. This was an appeal from the Court of Session in ScoUand. The appellant Is Monson Ryle, bookeeller In Olugow„ Mies Eliza Cook, and John Leishmaa, writer to the Signet, her attorney ; and Charles Jeffery., of Soho. square, London, music publisher, and J. Burns Brune, writer in Glasgow, his attorney, respondente. The matter erase under proceedings taken by the re spondents in the Scottish court, to restrain the appellant Ryle from metier, exposing to vale, or baring in his poseessionfor sale, without the conessilof the revyeedents, the weeds of a Fong well known by the name of " The Old Arm-chalr," and In particular the copy of that snag which bed been unlawfully published in a num ber of the itairal Bouquet. The appellant, Miss Eliza Cook, the authoress of the song, was not a party to the proceedings in the first instance. The ' groundon which the application was founded was that the respondent Jeffery" has acquired from Mles Cook the copy right of the words of the bong. He produced in evidence's certified copy of an entry of his proprietorship from the ye- L k ~ of the Stationers' Company, duly made in terms of the h end 6th Victaiy c. 45. It la declared by that statute, which contains very stringent pro vision for the accuracy of the registry, that such certified " dull Le prima facie tweet of the or eneigneelst ef copyright, subject to be re tied by ether evidence. The appellant did not deny that he sold the Metrical ledger! containing the tang Ie =He however alleged, among ether Wags, against tor rutrabiag the sale, that Idlierya never had say 1111111411011611 or title bees Miss Cook to Me copyright th em?, but that, un the contrary, the copyright belonged to her, and that the song was published in the limner! Bouquet with her knowledge and approbation, and that the entry in the registry. Look in question wee obtained by erroneous reyre seatatlono. An interim interdict to rennin the tale was greeted, and the case proceeded is the ordinary way; and in the course of the proem Miss Eliza Cook was made a party, and in the making up of the evidence Jetierys pro dead a he:ograph receipt of Mies Cook la the following terse—"Reccived May 14th, 1641, of Mr. Charlie Jeffreys, the cum 01 two pounds two shillings, for copyright of words of a song written by me, entitled The Old Arm-chair musk by Mr. James Hine. (Signed) Emu. COOK." As Mae we. at length made up in the following teem i—" It beteg admitted Mire Eliza Cook is the authoress of the words of a song entitled The Old Arm-chair,' whether Charles hairy" is proprietor of the copyright of the words of the add sung.' . This Mu wee tried on 24th July, 1855, before the Lent President and a jury. The reepondeats put In wridence the certified copy of the entry in the book of registry, which they stated they comidered completed the proof neesesery to establish the tents ; but they gave *her sobanos, and called Mr. George Henry Davideon, musk pablieber, of London, who steed that he agreed with Mies Cook for the copy right of her songs at • certain ride, bat that abs refined to deal with him in reference to "The Old Arm elute," es the ground that the had assigned the copyright el It to Mr. Jeffery'. Mr. Davidson accord ingly applied I. Jeffery* for leave to publish • cheep edition of the sem, end paid hire a sum of tel. twench permission. He toid Cook ot this., and she not only severed great satidectke at It, but agreed to ait, end did sot, to Mr. Robert Crulkabank for her portrait to be prefixed to the proposed cheap edition. Davidson's evidence was c Mimed by that of Cruikshaak e who stated that Miss Cook sot to hue for the portrait. Two letters of Mini Cook to Davidson on the entiject, the receipt by Jeffnye to Davidson for the 101., the receipt of Miss Cook to Jeffery", be., were else put le. The appellant's oviduco went to show that Jefferye hod at, tithe to the song, except Rise Cook's receipt for the price of the copyright. The whole of the evidence went to the jury un clieged, with the following exception to the charge of the judge to the jury, viz., "That is solar as it we. hod down that in the event of ptod tads initiation being rebutted, the pursuer (tbmedint Jeffery') might still uppers his title without prod uction of a formal instrareent of assign ment, attest ed by two wither..." This exception ea spud to the Court of &Mon wesdisallowed and anew nisi rotated. The present appeal wee then brought. The question Involved was whether the learned judge wee right in raying down that it was sot necessary that title to copyright should be proved by the production of an essignesset is tenting attested by two witnesses, but that it might be proved by psrul evidence. Their Lordships, without bearing the cones 4 fir the re spond. unanimously gave their *aka that the bill of ex ceptions waa not properly framed, sad ea this gronnd, there fore, the decision of tee court below meet be affirmed on the techeicel ground, but they also expressed their opinion that the ruling of the learned judge we. pettedly coneot. The appeal was therefore dismissed with cost,. MIMI WILILY DOOll ilaaperoodi NAIL L.. 1144 % • . 1 Win .. 1 1.11111 aid Moles UN r 41044 °arra .1......... Ws& -...- nods I? Orrlce ..... ..... OeceA-W.I 444 Fa 4444 air-W.L - boa, collo Hi ILITVILISL.—Jon Da/Iwo, Pr. Mod. 210 MOOS 26,24 12;721 NMI MAI lAN 101,341 130.667 22,n - 6 , I:7g) i; 4. s 11.7; 1.126 111.412 47013 2 6 1122 S 841 65 1 ken 231 ISM TALLOW.—The tallow boa teen stesay, to:day, end prices are orted. The news frame,' seit of win has bad no effect in the maker, the prios of tallow being just now ruled much more by she smallness of the stock on the spot and the probability that the supplies will to de tained in Russia long.r than newel, than by the MUCOMIND er reverses ot the belPgen nts. With bat a moderate total supply, thew coat iderstiow., coupled with short stocks and prospects of supply of palm oil, have a direct effect on the erne* and It appetite highly probable that when the chand lers commence working, the fact that the soap tide have consumed all the home melted tallow made to the lost throe mouths will tell considerably on the quantity of foreign tallow the candle maker. will require. To-day the market doles bra—Spat, 66e. 6d. to 66e. W.; July, bk. Od.; August and September, 66e. 6d.; Oct. to Dec., 665. 9d. South American, 665. to 66e. 6d. No Olean or Anatolian. Cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 42a. M. to 425, 10d. ; rough fat, • lid.; Palm off. Vie. 10d. to 47e.; Ceylon, 40s. to4oa. 10d.; Sydney, 311 s. to 38e. 10d , die. Town tallow, 63a. 3d. 114114 cas e .—{Prom the Circular abhors. Smith and Chariot. dead Monday evening.) COTTON.—ferVISPOOL. JUNK 27.—Ths saes of cotton to-day see estimated st 6,000 bales. A quiet steady market at the rim of Saturday last. CATllE.—LrozarooL, Joule 21.—The supply of beef Is much the urns as hut M..whty; the demand goer and prices rather in tasour of the buyers. Mutton and latiab in smaller supply; a fair demand at rather high's prices. COALS.-Lownow, Jr riz 21.-Buddle's West Hartley. 15e. 3d. Clark's West Hartley, 155.; Hastings Heels,. 154. 3d.; H olywen, 15e. W.; Howard's West Hartley, 15e. 3d.; Tsnfteld Moor, 13.. 6d.; Tantleld Moor Bates, 13s. 6d.; Ward's West Hartley, 14s. Id.; Wylass, les. 6d.; via. End Blnehessee, 16.. lid.; Walls End Gosforth, 16s. 3d.; Wall End Riddell, lbs. 34.; Ed.. Main, 151 6d.; Will. Bad Braddy Ils Helton, 16a. 94.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 641.; Walls End Hatton, 17.. Id.; Walla End Kepler Oren" 16e. 94.; Walls End Shinoliffe, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Hanson, 15e. ed.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 1644 Walls End South Hartlepool, 16.. 3d.; Walls End South Halloo, 6d.; Will. End West Hello., 15s. 94.; Wall End Whitworth, Montane Gambia, 13s. Si.; Nlaost's Daly°, 21s. ed.; Powell's Dnflryn Stem; 21s. Ships at worked, 84 ; sold, 69. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1.16111•111 Mfr res. Mow TM, TeSsi, Ma. mann imam. IN& 1113. Wok ortbi Jaw I Deteamed 111.144utee .... 136 1.164 908 1.964 1.062 Week 888888 Jane 10. WWI) sad Lake Were* .... 181 188 487 466 790 WeallWO et stedlak (UM.. 7. I. 3.6 Ulf 1.644 8.468 6.736 Week Jnee 1 &Awe. i le rabeerdo-Vemetlse =ta Ltne 133 6.008 3 1 .923 41,984 23.1•1 bard. Lbeel Will ll Jaw 19. Ileibelsed Oanwee leme -- 31 440 133 673 WI Weekesatet lone 26. ✓ely B9l 2.417 10. 1 91 eid WU 17.390 3.212 20.602 MOH WiT ' .7-7 7 • The rralate of UM week do not Melade ell the Lombardo Uwe, to coneequenoe of the Winne: opeenttem gable am SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Mary Aon-1. blew a mow gal; tics IM vr;ehrard last ntgbt. durino winch ihe Katy Lan, Notate hid*, Baer the Ctyde and baldly, to Bt. Joke, N. 8., wideh wee barbed 011 this Island atom the 12th May, went to pleats, and the ineekade Y strewed along the teeeh.--Coult nay, Islay. Jane V. Radios (bell), Captaln Caught, oteenderlawl, how New Bum boned in Nfrmlebl In ballast, was totally loot et White Ned on the lOok Jane; crew and part at the itaterlabeaved.—Onyekeo. Jane IS. ii;e — Werticin St. John's, in entering Browning Dace this isOrning, Cork het In Me loner entrance and meals.; her cargo is being dlocharted, and one • ill probably be donned mit tide.—Lieeryoot. Jane 27. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arse (ablp), to Liverpool for Quotes, Jam 14, lat. 34 N., lea. 1 3 W. C0 3, i0 , b 3 urpa (barque), hom Yadrae for London, Aprli 13,14. 10 37 8, 10a.43 51 E. CbionT. rrozi (MOW ter Livorpcm, 31 dam IS. II N., lam. It W. Clizsiodas Carle, IR. Koacia lloorta, Yea. £4,laL 838 8, Ica. cZysiisr. boat Bombay far 1.1 101 day% X 7 1 9. Drumm barque), tram Logan for Madras, 47 dap, all well. kprll 9. lat. 1 14 IL, las. 11 41 W. Itilra El sitar, from Wbalapsa Ilar Lasko, Jaw 11, lat. 41 41 N., lalaar(YaV,of New York, Ran Apaladdada Itar Liverpoo , , Jane 2, lat. $3 as. Iva. 76 Y._ . . 71.67p1:6;;; Llvitrpool lot Clothe* 14 &)e, Juke 4, lat. I .41.' foes /171ohlor Kemper (Dater barque). from Liverpool for flatavis. 44 daek April iu. let. 3 45., lee. it al W. 1. R. Kielly. crow New Odour foe Liverpool, May 30, of Caspoist PAO. . . . ifforneegiesii (berene), of and from Loudon for Rsow4arreet,73 dam Nay f 3, lat. 39 16 VO SI K. Milton (Urger), Bradford, Nos /sheaths for Liverpoel, lan r,lat. ZS 36,Irea H. Vireo (Alp). Now Livergesi for Hong Koog, 48 days, ell spit IP, Ws. I 14 8., log.ll 41 W. ilawnra (whip), Koh., Kr hog George's Sound, Anetreaa, Jana 14. lei. 40 Y. los. 9 11. Nietana, Arairtroop, from Liverpool for HMV., Jam 13,114.43 40 N , bn. 113 30 W. Odor* from Ca:sults tor Loads, May 23, Poectoistoe, to New 0tt.... tor LiverpooL May 30, of Corydat !&ke•.lae (torque), from %coda Motels, Jute 15,14.4)10 N., lon. $4 t N. raita;riazd Harriet (Alp), or and Nara Hall for Aden, 53 dor., MY f 3, lat. 19 VI 4,, loa. 00 W. ipabnatelt lalt1p), tram Lirerpool for New York, Nay 31, lat. 40. 100. 4S 4O N. .. • —. L Chula (American gap), from Now York, Jose IL IM. se as tf., ka.o IP N, _ . - SonTliflato. - wr Shan/bob, Nay 15, 1.1. N, lan. 24 W. Unto,. from BoLum for Lomb's. 65ebn, Ilay _ . tiolgoe, hoz Taboo° for Lir erpoo , , 1O thls, Juno 19, lit. 69 96 3:4' _ lon 1690 W. 111:01 Lcoehoo kor Leaks, April 17, lat. 33 163,, loa. 5313 B. WooraLa (wipe), from Leedom tee the Cape or Good Hope, 103 dem all wall. Apria 43, Ist. IP 318., loc. 29 63 W. TnE MAIL SERVICE.—The screw steamer Orison, Captain Joy, left Southampton y esterdsy for Gibraltar, Malta, and rtlexiindris, woh the heary Bombay mails, forty pamengert, and 691 boxes of specie and jewellery, value 164,9791., fit. Bombay. The Sultan, screw steamer, Captain Cook, also left yr,ti Hay, with mode fur Vigo, Oporto, aid Lisbon, and twenty paseenera. POSTAGE STASITS.—In order to discourage the sending of cAn by Fat, instructions Weft bated yester day tbat the ulnae% at the Chief Diatriet and Branch Oftlecs were to pun:thus portege-stamps ham the public, joined toga her in atripe, or two adhPriug, providing they are not coded or dirfigured. The following is the erase:-11. worth, 19.. lid.; 10a.. 9s. &I.; 65., 4a. SAL; 2s. 6d., 2a. 6d.; 1.., Iltd.; eLd fur 64, bid. will be given. VALUE OE LAND IN WALES..—A sale of copyhold eat it.., under an order from the Court of Chancery, was bat by Mr. Mirth. of Ltndoo, at the Cardiff Anna, Cardiff, on Saturday Iwo, wh.o, alter a tpi•iied competition, the re etif of the aide was as follows t 1, complaint about 36 scree, ant producing 361. per seam, realised 1,7001, or meant} 30 y...urs' purchoe. Lot 2,8 acres, let at 81. I^s. per • 3501., or about 40 rare' pare:ham; mid Lot 3, pro direirg 11. 10r. per annum, 1101. or about 73 years' purchase. [Aorernaceient.)—Lo it possible to select n Watch anti have It scat direct item the London learn/SWUM! to any part of Ireland. Postlemd, Wel., without • pononal vteitT It Is m °Steaming rum Mr. Baum tetabledted watch mantgactertel. aril 34. laidg.dwhill. Loudon of whom ell the newetwPortaeoolt favianablyi. be tow ille.trated pamphlet on watches (free tor two fampei. atomizing mom a... 1 important iu °nosh. ea to what watch to buy, and bee to toe a. No owe anutud purchasea watch without Sretrundine 5. BIRTHS. MARRIA.OES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. og.tarz.—Joao I/4 at Marologtostoo.oent, the wile of G. Ca!iio Q na-74 - • 23, at Wellhatawaierrboa. West Poehe.eoe I. 1.1,400.4 11AT U•11141.—Jo.11. the Yore. ory. CL.,tO"l. E.C>.lba wife of tee. IL M. H .yraitti. orn eno. ~` • LASIi MORN —Juno 4.. t Mt44.-Isue. Tam:ohm. the *if: a H. B. Lowman. Ka.. of ■ d.aaGHr. HAN Ch..—June V. at • animater:sad raft. Tottosbaok Ht . .. Q. A. I ad. of SHORT.—Juoo tl at . Malvern Cottages. %Woo. the CIO of Mr. E. P. bbo.i. of • oos.. MARRIAGES. 110Alti—WILIION.—Juse -- g.qtlanliVureb. war Rota Hereon". An% by UlO Ile,. M. N. Monte. the Very her N. N. Hoare Dean afagegfor„l. to Elarriet. endow of the Ilon. and ker. R. WU... We Rector of Arrelthorie‘Neefelk. LR/011—JARRItl"C.—,tune .e, at Our Lady*. Church. IN. Johns. wood, by the V ler. theca o*Neel. Walton'. out, pen of Mlllum WA &d.. of Woodebe.ter perk, 01.woe,ter.01:e to Mary Ade. lakle, oob daughter of the late 'Thome, J street'. kg; of Madras. MAYO—dOLLINaI.—Jume 23, at hed.hill Church. by the Sew. R. o t ic‘ .tho Roe. O. T. mayo. to Ilan Anne, dupla of Na late 11.N.0 Itith Engl. DEATHS. cnIIUPTIAN...JuseII. B. i.CirTstl;;. moo of Mr. W. Christian. of Lliabolttatora. Liverpool. apt O. 001.10.—Joite M. M again: street, rtmenicardoes. T. Color, aged 60. DIC ' W HI MM.— " "Am 11, at Beach-arove, Harrogate. W. De• Wast. 27 la • _ .—Joaet O. Wady, Mac.. of aostairood. Baomaste. amyl 74. 1i KALIL—June algal stmt. Liverpool. Prase., of theme J. Kw's. I. L. sad W. bilged awl NptlJNy Wuttas Rao UALII. d NC•g• LatteßS and. h the Clip of 1.0e6m. 'Min. , . se Sr 02104 Y tamtard Mut. Is Sao fresaset of W rWs—TossasT,J sis.g. 1