The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-30 00:00:00

gig Court. OeBORIE, SATURDAY.— Her Royal Nighties the Duthie, or Kent, attended by tlt2 Suonee de Spoilt, Lady Avant& Brno,. and Sir Georzo Caliper, le:t Osborne thu mama, at eke o'clock LEL, foe Lendoc• Mr. and Lady May Vises were haladed in the royal dames yeserday. Suntiier Majesty and His Royal flig.: l alm, and the lathes and cesdaseen of the royal houieboul. summed divine Knipp at Whippiaghs a Church. The ea. — ettn:raa reel:wird and armee praehed by the Hun. aa; Roy. eAnoll Laresie. There was an addition to the royal dinner party rands:. hie James Date, Lord Mayor and ALP. for Lintdoie, strived at GA ran, yesterday, and was hew; arild by an audience. kis tordellp remained to luncheon, and Monied to Load= is the aftsraom. The brio DE LIVCIITIIN HERO is Hosithamptoo, to a &pain steals-frigate. od Madeira. expected at • his way to ROYAL l'lsrr To ST. ClAtne--Mes Majelty and his Royal Richness Priam Albert, turd the Prince of Wee and Prisms Royal, accompanied by his Reerilechw . railer Boum, and atteaded by the Couvitese et Charismata, the lbs. Colonel sad Colossi b-voicus, honvured Colonel and Ludy Katharine [fifteen by a visit to St. Cleir, their beautifol beat sear Ride, on Thai-why aPerneon. OD the ocem.on at a wand baser, the ferule arisin• troy which were appropriate I tor the b•netlt of the local tallrertry. The hand of the 77th RAIL was in attendant*. Her Majesty pro atemeded through the grounds. sad wade ° wale. " to sear 11)01. The pletrant arctic& were trey& . nearly I,2oopir- NM having been present. TEE END or THE SEEM:I.—By force of sitting every night and &meet all the days dune g toe past week. the Howe of Cam one tag got through the iceivssuiable =easter., left or• rto the er.d of the .anion. It trill he seen by our orltimuntary report that the Lords will it to-day, Teotd ty, and W.dneeday, but that the Commons will not sosembls to-day in contequence of the Court to be held at • Demme IL.ase, when the purees, of the mainlines will be reqohro: Tney will sit, however, en Tuesday, .to dives@ of tLe thst tray await the Anal stage in the low, r bones, awl cr. '.Cednttda it is contideutly expected that gallonage* will be prorogncd for the session of 1h49. TIM MIN 144E81 a WRITE BAIT DINNER took place at the Tr..talgar, Greenwich, en Saturday. In con sequtee of the late hour of sitting of the House of Cona nt the diluter eat vostp-ned frees six to seven o'clock. The talowinq era the member, of both Howes of Perlis meat connzred with too I.OY. rashest who were p re via : Lord J. Raw 11, tha Marquis of Ltasilowne, Earl Grey, Lord P .'nerston, Sir G. Grew, Earl of CruFale. Earl of Straffi.rd, Eul Granville, Lord Bildisbary, Lord Elphin. stone. Lord Dafferin, Sir John C. Hot It4use. Sir Charles Wood, Me. L +lb lather,. Sir P. T Satire, lion. Cokriel A.nazn, Eon. F. Menlo, Gen. Fox. Lord Manua Hill, Mr. Lord Alfred Ps-et, 11711. W. S. Lascelles, Iti s eht Nor. K. I. Shell, Sir Jolt , . J, Ms, Sir John Itsmilly, Sir D Dundee, 11r. N. T. Baia's, Mr. W. Grey, Mr. J. Moen, Kr. IL 11. Bellow. READING ELECTION.—In the course of list week • 4-potation oi ictl resbal rfornsers wait-4 upon Mr. Richert °artiste, when it mt arranged to refer that fon ttetnsn's elates to a pubic trteting of the cotatitutficy. Ac...irdiagly a Icy sad mast enttinsirtie writing, coin prieleg th• balk of the. Mitts' t!ecters, was held at the Ku Fall. on Friday eveaLle, when, after an cildress from Mr. Gainer, an una•auoiri resolution to %appall hist was esettiol, as the Needing Mercury observes, " by uniyarsrl eselleatioe." From repr. ot the procredinis in a lona paper, we cannot d mist Ulu i.e will unite , he soffraites of all glom, rolsenien. Two aim iodation haves been tub R lted, bat of al vague a U.111'.411•1 that it is imp aaible to say wlo:.t political opiu'ono. they represent. Th • new writ was forwarded nom the Speaker's Oka, on 8% urdey night to the teeming Wiser of ti'o borough, tad the election will taro plate on Thandly e r Priddy. eARDIOATES FOR CoNIMIMSIONS llt TII ARMY.— It amrars that et 26 gentieumetzsaierd at the Military Co love, SalUthafle. u to their twatpoteney to roar rot to the eondititas recently issrowi Ey the roatarioderit chief. fir • only acre priturtisitedqualibil to native Coal mamma. SWY.AEING Lr OF MR. SIENIZANT TALMUD.- 0.1 sear..lay Mr. SNbuit Telf•Aird was sworn in as one of bee hlejevi's juditte, bore the Lord Chterrilor, it his *vats miasma In Pariviane. Hs was accompanied Mr. 13 .roe Alderson. The learned serjtant Wei if:WO/P . 4 intutdecvd to the Lsed Cli =calor hy Mr. U tree Abler n. Jim Mej...stp's approval of the uppointmetv heel. p ' bees I rod, the motorway oath.; were acladnistertd. Ow w hi c h tbc newly ousted tire V , °rived the reagratuitti , ,ag of t he Lot i atiretPor, r. II to Alderson, and oth,r, ar , teat . He will take Lb seat as jadce this Intrch• at ' chun. bet and continue his IL:isgs dating the oration. Lusts Josiah Millard, of .1., 01111 ad the tomatra countil for the ward of Breed rmer, kin been at p...hted und.r eherill to Mr. Ale,. ntet e I.Awrrrop, the suolir ilef.ff of LquilJa and Mid dos: ir Ike wavy yam ACLIDF.NT AT A ROMAN CAT dOLIC CHAPEL.—LOBB OF LW. les'ectlay evening, about half-pad tight o'clock, the ueighbourhood of Drury-late was placed in a state of considerable aloes and eacitement, in con sequence of le having hens use: rtained that an ap palling secitient had occurred in Charles street, Drury tine, by the staircase coast clad with a room used as a tempo rary chapel by moss chastened with the Roman catholic pens aim having given way, whiles a number of the atten dants at the Owe of worship were upon it, by which, it wes reported, setae lives were last, The room in which the con. ltheilihtian was sesembled was about three waive high. It was let nut by Mr. Johns, of Great Gams-street, Lone-aere, mad had beta used as a chisel about live menthe. It was riptide of aontaining at ott NO persons, a at the time of the melancholy memento between 100 and 200 were aseembled. When the rumour got spread a huut, glair euntourse of persons soon reached the locality, and smug the crowd were the fittLirs, mothers, end ether relatives Ith' rsej.vi•y: being Irish) of those who had gone to the chapel; and the must pailful lame utations were uttered by them for the safety of tL:se of whose fate they had es ,me to inquire. At this time shrieks were heard from th: se who were amnia/ the sulferers, velem several of the inhabitants of the nelgh'e.urhood heetened t) their assistanae, and succeeded in rem string many who, i: was found, had received rations snjuri-s and contusions. They were taken to their homes, where they received molical mutates:co. On the arrival of the pore., the ladders heloeging to the division were put to the window of the roc in, as was also the firceseape ; by which mans others were extricated. tams being apparently in a Mira state. By 10 l'elick an immense ctowd was col lected, and every effort was being made to rescue the suf ferer,. One woman was sound to have been killed, and 30 persons more or less irjared. 8 'teal of the Brigade and Wes: of England eagles arrived, but no fire took place. YORK UNION BANKING CONTANT.—The Yorkshire atom states that Mr. litotes Dodsworth, of Folioed, is ap paiutel &mils ia this tinintakiog in the plate of Mr. Hodson. ALLEGED Mt' norr. N EMI WOLVERHAMPTON.— , Considerahle incitement has been created in Wolverhampton and the neighbourhood, in o:nsequences of the apprehension ' of • young man named John Moore, upon suspicion of hieing murderess a woman named Ann Morley. It appear' that the deceased, who wis about 24 years of age, wa, servant at the Fun beer-houen, Monmormgreen (between Wolverhampton and Dele:mi). She lett the Acute on Sun day nig,* last, and was found drowned about two o'clock the kilimeng morning, in the canal at that place. Suspicion fell mini the prisoner Moore Wins Dreadful), with whom she bed beer on intimate temie. in consequence, it is said, of . • quarrel which bad teak n place between them on Sun- 1 day evening, and he was accordingly apprehended. On 1 Wednesday last the prisoner underwent an ex- andution before the magistrates. That the de- retard had a straggle with some one on the night Is question is evident, aid tiara is too much reason to tear that lvr assailant was also the master. The cot , ner ham ' lug already entered upon the investigation into the mum of • the deceased's death, the magistrates only heard sufficient tvidcace tgeinat the ace esed to en ih:e them to remand him to a future , day.—Jane Brnsla deposed that she lived near tie canal where the buoy was bound. Os Sunday night. last, -bur one o'clock, me- beard • girl scream, and opened the window tame what was going on. See saw the prisoner are deceased, and asked the prisoner what was the matter. He reeled that he wanted ,the d. ceased to go into the hews. She saw lien give the deceased one blow. Wit. suss had seen the body, redd rec4nised it as the detested. 'nu: primate was then reminded to Friday. The legalist on the b of the dem red tennis:sated late on Thursday evening, the investigation having occupied the whole day. Some in the witems•t s gave their evidence greatly in fnvosr tithe accused. deposing that ha WAS is the Fun beer shop at the time the offence must have been committed. These Matenter.l 4 however, veer: directly contradicted both by Mhz, evidence sad by the prisoner hi omit, but who ad mitted Wing with the clecess.d mail about • quarter of an hour before the alarm was pus that she was in the canal. TN prisoner is a manna man, and the evidence left little theatet that an improper intimacy sub:isted between b.m and the diceared. S-veral arimmees gave evidence of hearimi stress, and straggling shortly before the body was found. James Wood, a labourer, tuv.nd that between twelve and ens on the nith: c. . eel he saw Moore running atter the decease', au: heell him say to her, "y will give ; it yen ohm I ley hull of yosi. - -John Timmins, a miner, the person who first saw the demo' din the canal, stated that on dery to Barnett's t rive :he cam the primmer came cut and sail, "Its our Ann that's in, for she pulled her hand kerchief og her seek, end %inv.: . it inti my pocket, and said, " Now l'il so and end it, IR mend i. " Timmins asked him how lona it was vince, ml :he rrionner inid abaft tee iminista• ; when Timmine o'-s.rved, "Tura you must have beard her scream in the * der s" to which the prisoner made no reply, and um,/ ,d back into tLe house. It appeared that on the night of the deeneee. de nth the landlady in the house observed her and tee pr.soner MOOTs teeettter In a very im proper place, and uplorri.Ld her with it, and also threatened to expose her. Ttwirri. i.er, In his defence, gave an account of his ecemcriationt orb tie dec.:lse& which went to show that the dicsastd had drowned herself in caimmet nee of the threats of bee mistress, and the fear that hie wea COnaiNt Se live in the house, The prisoner, it seemed, dhe the how, but his occupation was not stated. The jury, after a eismultatios of as hour, rammed • weveliet et " Wilful Illsriss" plait Job& Mouse-liktf•cdokir• dokwtistr. THE CHOLERA. The Board of Health made, on Saturday the sub- Weed return of 414:11 of cholera, which Ind malted them M that day : Attacks. Daathd. In London and •trinity 2BB 87 In England anti WOK 3Ol 133 la accollaad Total In consequence of the neev-4enee of disease havit shown itself is the metropolis, Dr. Wiseman, the Roman Catholic bishop of the stetrupolitan district, has tensed a *odes lobs issued under the authority of the rpe, permitting the NM. suasption cf animal far.d on the days set apart in each week or abidance. .Nusamotis Jaques** were held on Saturday In various pat .% of the metropais, and verdicts of " Died from All'AdO c h o l er% " returned. Lear pooL.—nts disease continues to extend its in g.iance, at . 4to multiply its victims, chiefly in the low and mor . egow de,,l districts of the town. The general mortality is increased by it, this we ele, to Gafi deaths, againat 463 last • eek. Of thew'. 376 have bees from cholera, and 62 from bowel complaint, sesiust 233 and 65, last week. Thew rettves are from the registran of the SOTOTSI dist:ids, and, of out' me, include all the deaths. The medical odious of the pat kit report fur the same period (the week ending lost ni,tht), 613 cases of thole: a, 197 deaths, and 233 recoveries. BovirctyryoN,—The / WOVEN of the Cholera in S011th• ampwn has been s t a y e d, ante where, last week, there wire deaths in a • 1,17 every street and thoroughfare, WO LOW only hear of an iselatri ease or two ia some of the most cleanly populated, badly drained, and ventEsted part of the bcaregb. Wunonezz.—Tke Worcester 17c* . ald says: flo far as the past week's experience goes, the discs ve has bean confined to two rases. bout oriPiontog in the hosp:sel, and therefore we have the pleasure of remortiog that the city has been free from the cholera fir the lest fortnight. Sittsvoi.—Yesterday beirg Sunday there was no official return, but cholera was stall prevalent en moms districts of the • WAVIWICII.—The town continues to be affPr ed with thi dreadful epidemic. and we are unable to report an favourably as was last week anticipatei. The man daring the last week have been as follows:—Thursday, 43 dianhma, 4 cholera, and four deaths; Friday, 30 anthem, 8 cholera, and 5 deaths ; Saturday, a diarrhoea and 8 cholera cones. no death; Sunday, 30 diarrhoea, 5 cls!era, and 6 deaths ; Motels!, 33 di .rrhera, 9 cholera, and 5 deaths ; Tuesday, .17 diarrhoea, 6 cholera, 6 deaths ; Wsdnesday, 40 diarrheas, 4 cholera, and 6 deaths. The total number Irons the com mencement on the lath June, up to Wednesday .venter, were 437 ewes of diarrhaaa and 193 cholera; deaths lfA. M. Mak sidle, Penitent of the Academy of Medicine In Paris has just errand in this cluctry, on 'mission of in quiry from the French government as to the progress sad treatment of chef. ra in England. This distinguished phyaits logast has already had interviews with the General Board et Health and several members of the profession. ARCILEOLOOICAL INSTITUTE. Ilamsarav,BATMlDAT. The proceeding. commented this morning with the reading of a paper by the Rey, E. Salines, cn some ancient manorial customs at Bleadun, Somerset, illu-trative of Anglo-Saxon tenures A paper by the Rev. J. L. Peaty was next read, on the secniteeture of Siterberne Abbey and Wits:thorns Minster. 'f his paper noticed tee very *any fo'andation of the riligi-us neablistimeat a! Wimborne, by Cattberga, daughter of • West Saxon king. at the commeenameat of the eiohth cen tury. The most ancient portion's of the present edifice are decidedly of the Norman era. A paper by Mr. Mown, of Winchester, 03 the Doomsday 80311 of Wiltshire, was neat read. It particularly called attention *o the Isms no inner of mills in the county (300) at lh• time of the Normr.o survey ; and stowed the compere live importance of tt.e decayed town of Wilton and Beta bury (Old Sarum) that time, by the former borough pay log 501 . Per • to the king, whila the latter city coteri touted only GI.. fr am the third pennies. Mr. J. IL. 111 AKILAND, then read a paper on the existing remains of Herman Abbey at lova, celebrated as the centre who see Christianity (in such earlier times) spread over all r .reotland ; and used as the burial place of the kings of Sr.tland and Ireland, and of some of the French ner man. rho smoothen then adjourned to the cathedral, whore the 'Aar. C. Bouvet'. (matter, of the week on "Monumental Brasses,") delivered an explanatory lecture on the principal gems:cries' monuments in that edifice. He poiatei out the gradual advance of monumental art, from the examples ex- Wine therein, from the year 1075 to tho fliteeoth century, noticing panicsbuqy a fine specimen of the transition style from mere engraving on stone to raised sculpture. exhibited la the effigy of Bi hop Roger, who died in 1139 The brogan, although few in number, were also jointed oat es choke ercieners. The beautitul fli.ry of William Lonerespian the natural son of Henry 11., by Fair Rosamond. was described by Mr. Boutell to be one of the tined, in the kingdom. The eer: died in 1226. At two o'clock, the members re-assemb!rd at the council ehainb.r, to hear the cu-temary annual reports, and to c:ose the general business of the meeting. The committee's report noticeu the access on of nearly 200 members to the society during the past year, and the steady increase of arch dogieal ant le ties oo the continent end I. various parts of this country. In Ireland, netwithstending Its distracted stets, an association had been j..st form ti, sad its promoters had resolved to place it in connexion who this insatute. The PRESIDINT then tested that Oaf ..rd had been recom mended as the place fur the next annual meeting of the ilalitute, and that the Marquis of Northampton had been named president. Votes of thanks to the bishop and clergy, to the president, and to other individuals who had preset. d the objects of the present meeting, were then moved by Mr. Porteteure, the Dean of HeasroaD, and other gond. men. Toe day appointed for the closing meeting was Tuesday next, bat owing to so many of the members intimating their intention to leave the city this evenirg, from the damp thrown over the meeting by the prevailing epidemic, it ass determined to hold the general meeting this day, although the otter arrangements for Monnay and Tuesday will still be tarried out. In the evening the section of Med:Leval Antiquities held a meeting, when a lecture was given by Dr. Leeman, Presi dent of Trinity Collette, Oxford, on the portion of the Roman road between Old Sarum and Winchester. The lecturer conjectured that essay of the barrows on the sides of this road would be found to contain Roman remains, as thee people had, probably, adopted the tuitom of the conquered Britons in interring their dead r.era the highways. He also incidentally noticed that the valuable code of Sateen !awe which Mr. Thorp had stated to have been framed at Bentham, in Oxfordshire, were made at Knight's Enbam, Hampshire. An interesting paper by Mr. Barrio., on marketevossre, was next real. It n diced that anciently lairs and markets were hell in churchyards, and generally on Seedily', en account of people being congregated for religious worship on that day, erd hence the origin of crosses on the site. where markets were held after the prohibition of the more ancient custom. The market clots now existing at Balite bury was described, in a deed of the year 1335, rs the " High crow where poultry is sold ;" and in another place as the market for fruit avid irs getehlee, and to these purposes it is still applied. The paper also camprised notices of Malmesbury, Chichester, and other market crosses. As a token of sympathy with the inhabitants, the mem bers of the institute have very generally subscribed to • fund, to be placed in the hands of tt.e hishap and the mayor and corporation, for the relief of the sick po. r in the city. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JULY 28. Preparations continue to be made with great spirit in all directions for her Majesty's reception, and people are all on the tpri rise ahaut every thing that relutes to the royal 'bit. At the Cued«, St. Patrick's-hall is under going complete repair, and the dingy exterior of the Cade itself is also being brightened up for the occa sion. The Queen will see the Irish cities in a holiday trim, and nought of the nakedness of the land will meet ter eye. The apartments at the Viceregal Lodge are also decorated newly in very handsome style. HUNTINGDONSHIRE AGRICULTURAL PROTECTION SOCISTY.—On Saturday a meeting of the members of ttii. sitedaty was held at the Fountain Hotel, liuntingdon, for the purpose of deterraoinit what steps should be taken with re ference to the newly established central aisociation in Lon don for t' e protection of British in its ry and capital. The Rev. James Linton, of Remington A.;bo;a, prcsieed. A re solution was passed to the offset that 501. as a donation awl HU. annually as a subs,riptioo be grrr.teel by the Agricul tural Society of Haatinadonshire to the National Society in London. It was announced by the ',artery that the attheeriptions to the local satiety amounted to upwards of LOON. INQUEST UPON THE COUNTESS OP 3IOHETON.—The above lady, who has resided for some years at Bast Dem:holt, was on Monday last found dead in her bed. On Wednesday au inquest was held upon the body. Mrs. Cowling, the housekeeper, proved that her ladyship was in PO 11 health I prior to her decease. That she had been to church on Sun ; day, and was quite well when she retina to rest. Tani on I Monday morniow, about half-put eight u'elock, she rapped at her ladyship's bedroom door, as was her cu‘'om. Tont she went into the room, uneLsed the shutters and cuttai and laid some !hires on the bed. Went away for about ten minutes. Was not aware her ladyship was dead. She usually said, Good morning," bat on this I occasion she slid not. Returned is tut minutes. I and then attemp'ed to awake kr, hut found her quite j dead, awl irons the state o' the beTe'nth's it was clear she had teen dead sou, time. It did nor appear as if ,;bei ha l struggled at all. Mr. Manning, surgeon, proved that on Monday nvorninvathalt-pasteierit o'clock, he was sent fur to her ladyship, and atendao haiwidiat.ly. On his arrival he found her 4dyst.is in bed, lying on her bock, as it in a cam quiet sleep ; the bed-ihohee ...ere undisturbed, the I body was c sail stiff, end the hands spasmodically cler , hed. At the ilesire of the relatiors be made a pea 'woeful esuninetion, 11. I gamin; d the head, but pro ceeded no turner, having found that her lady.liip had died bons th , sudden N. sure of apoplectic at, which must have catricel her off instot:aneouslv. There was a l -rite effu-ion • cM •od on the surface brain, whit& was the cause et death. Veedic, " Died by the et/athes of God ia a fit of POW." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1849. CLERICAL, CONISCRATIONL — The Bishop or Carlisle consecrated the new church of Newton Arloalt. in the parish of Holnse Cal tram, on Tuesday last. On Wednesday his lordship conse crated the new church erected at Bkinburnese, and ca Thursday be performed the same office for the new church of Mowbray, near Allonby. PRIERRYINTS.—Rea. C. DUDLEY, to laudoetett P.C., Gloat. • din. G. and 8., 461.: pat., Lord Bedside's. Rev. ' J. SCOTT, to Trinity Church, Tewkesbury, P.C., Oloue. ; din G. and B.: pats , trestees. Rev. A. FITCH, to Thornton Steward V., York ; dio. ; 2341., with residence: pat, Bishop of Chester. Rev. R. Osmavonsx, and the Rev. J. B. Drees, to be minor canon.' of Darkest cathedral. Rev. H. B. B ' , rotate, to St. Martin's at Palace P.C., Norwich ; din. PIOT.; 701. ; pat Dean and Chapter, Rev. H HILL , SO Bardreley P.C., Warwick; dio. War. ; lam ; pstg., the fusi.np and See tritium alt. Rev. H. I. NEwcons, to Shenley R , Hers.; dio. Roch. ; 1,1001. with residence ; pat, Rev. T. Newcame. Rev W. lantsase, to the incumbency of the new church, Knightsbridge. VACANCIRB —Sr. MATTILIITI'II P.C., Stockport ; din. Ches. • 1301. ; Rev. J. A. Burr.lwes, due. ; pats., Crown and Bp. alt. KISLINOBERT R , Upton; dio. Pet.: 5471. with resi dence; Rev. W. H. Hughes; pat.. Rev. R. B. Hughes. Heintz-1m Rice D., Hents. ; t io. Win. ; 301, with resi dence ; Itcv. C. B. Beeville, den ; pat, Winchester College. BOLNET V., Sussex ; dio. Cinch. ; 1021. with residence ; Rev. W. St. A. Vincent, dee. ; pat., Preto. in Chich. Cath. GREAT AND LITTLE THOR:4IIAM, SUS, ; die. Norwich 4971. with residence ; Bea. J. Batts, dec .; rat., Lord Henniker. NAVAL ADMIRALI7, JULY 28.—APPOINTIMITS.—.TO Alligator. Assistant-llorgeons: A. E. WKarand, J. Andrews (6), M.D.—Hastings Assistant.Swgeors: J. A. 8. Addison, Gallagh►r, and J. W. Poland.—Sappho. Surgeon : J. 111:.eleod, Ml.D.—llerculcs. Second Marion • C. Turner and W. J. Piddell. WAX MIDALIL—ADWIRALTY, JULY 27 —The remainder of the naval war medal,, six.: those claimed prior to the :Dth June, will beready for delivery at the Admiralty on and after Monday the 6th Augtrit next, between the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock. Perron/ who have net yet preferred their olinis may do so ty iv:drowsed to tee Secretary of the Medal Committee, Admiralty, Whitehall, Lott therr medal., and those et all woo have applied aloes the 30th of June, I will not be ready for 30M• months, and prrtics whs have at different times sivon in their names to the staff oneen of pensioner*, as having already chimed. when in point of fact I no such claim hod been made, or received, will Ls liable to a e;milar delay.—By command of their lordship, W. A. B. HA OtiLTON.—Gaseetir. Pownixoerne, JULT steam vessel Biaf'r, Lieut. G. T. Smith commanding, arrived this morning from roast of Africa, haying left River Cones 9th May. call. ing at Ascension, Sierra Leone, and Gaziabia.—HllLS Castor was at Te acrid.•, and left Lishou on the evening of 6th July.—H.M.S.Melarspus. 42, arrived this morning from East Indian station. She left Bombay en sth April, in eons pony with the new two-decker, Menne", Capt. Ingkfi•ld, which left St. Ileleva 16 It June, and alas arrived this morning. The Meaner spoke on 28th June, in lat. 7 deg. 9 min , long. 25 deg. 21min., the brig Alice, of and from Liverpool for Mazatlan; on .sth July, Ist. 21 dcg. 31 min., long. 34 deg. 48 min., spoke a Dutch brig, No. 36, in • blue, white, ar.d blue flax.—Black Eagle, steamier, arrived this miming from aastwaxl, and came into harbour.—La Becue, screw two deak•r, i. expected to sail this afternoon lot. C..rk. to await arrival of her Majesty. WooLwtcu, JI:13 et.-v., Mutt r-Cootmande lag Sherlock, had her atetm up yesterday, and ran up the river to B ackwall and back, previous to her leaving for Dover, to resume her duties on that station.—Black Eagle, it -yacht, Macter.Commandiag S. B. Cock, loft early yes terday morning for Cowes. to accompany her Mlasty on her merino excara'on to Ireland.—Volture, which has had her machinery ttomuchly repnired at this port, will be taken to Sheerness to be fitted.—Athol, troop•sh., Las t•r Commanding I'earsz, will embark a company of Royal Sappers and Miters and a company of It .yal Artillery, f r ell Cape of Good Hope, on Wednesday morning next. Two companies of Royal Artillery were to have embarked for the CA I .e and the Mauritius, but in eunaequence of complaints m the efticen on the Iv mewt.rd voyage that her am m itodation was insufficient for three companiee, the Admiralty h►ve now etderad that only too companies shall embark in her, aid the other relief companies for the Cape and Mauri tius will proceed by another conveyance. THE GIIATIVICEE STAVES. 6toi on Tamar. 6 to 1 ap I t lirrbert. 4 40 apt Beim (t). GOODWOOD CUP. 2to I .pt COAW2OII (t freely) I 4to 1 apt The Hero (t). INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.-NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING (1849). TVESDAY.—Mitcit. 200, h ft. T.T.C.—Lord Exeter's Bishop of Raeford's Cob, Sit 131 b, opt Doke of Bedford's 800 Mot, Sit 31b. THUMDAY.--MATCH. 100.11 It. T.T.C.—Lord Ezeter's Bishop of Roatford's Cob, Bst Sib, apt Lord Stratbmore's Philosopher, Bst. Manx, 200, h ft; Bst 71b aaoh. T.M.M.—Lord Exater's Tophana seat Lord Clildsn's St, Antonio. MEDICAL. ROYAL Com.xua oriustoCo;s7.—The following gawk men, haring urdergrne the necessary ex imination for the diploma, were admitted nu mhers of the College, at the meetiog of the Court of Es smieera, on the 27th inertia : Meows. Edward Leopold Neville, Hounslow M iddlesex; Owen William G °rm., Ple'erwn, Pembrokeshire ; William Perry Pickard 'Med • ay, Waterford; Edward Philip Leigh, Jamaica; Edema Jahn Vivian, Guildford street, -Russell square ; Arthur Hedge, Fakenhato, Norfolk; William Aston Lewis, Marchsater; Robert Adamson, Durham; John Harrison It shothem, Wilne, Derbyshire; Joseph Saw. per, Whitsbaera, Cumberland; sad John Eerushaw, Cli thtro, Lancashire. SPORTING. BETTING AT MAN 000DWOO1 iCIIESTER-FRIDAY. )D STAKES. _ _ In to 1 apt Mold of Tiles Oi.100&,8 apt Oree.fork.orer (1) to to 1 Ptio4it 4). 241 to I Tartar. 10 to I Collinpood. 20 tot 14yrup. PM to 8 Gi.elle. 20 to 1 Hornpipe. 100 ti 8 Fernyill. 100 to 3 Dlaidot 41aaham. 10 to 7 Claremont GOODWOOD CCP. 2to I opt Canerm 01. 10 to_ 1 apt Borneo (1). 4 to 1 Todnor (1). 1 0 to 1 Surplice. 4 to 1 'Me Item. . RT. LkGER. to 4 an Plying Dutchman. I 20 to 1 art Vaicano (t). 20 to I apt Chatterer (t). £.Olt HANDICAP (YORK). 7 to 1 Oft reit on the Held. DERBY, MO. _ _ _ 14 to 1 Agit Piteora. 13 to I Wm the Conqr (t). i to I John o'Groat. 29 to 1 Moult= t). SO to 1 apt Ghillie Callu n. U I Swkatheart (t). 40 to 1 Seam. (t). GOODWOOD RACES. The following ere the nitrite of the hones already at Good wood, or for whom stabline has been enge7rd : Malmesbury New Forest Decr I,:.dy Jersey Scampia Via Valentinia Tbe Hero Tadmor Bleck Engle Nil Desperandom [origin». Fire Eater The Flea liardinge The Fiddler St. Armes Indus Wanota Romantic Taffrail Surplice Emeiria The Admiral I.oatistone AlltagnlliEt Collingwood St. Antonio) Lady Frances itesbor,aigh Honeycomb Patent ' Corach:a Sagacity Rect Doe Chanticleer Cotton Lord (by Sir Hercules, Gift Pbilooopher Wallflower Teflir flood Czarina Radolphus Rat-trap Van Diemen Fuoco The Seraph The Muir Cariboo Chat Glen Sadiel Glum Joe o' Sot fbe Velocipede out of Witchen Maid of Lyme Mies Wilfred. 3 yrs The "it.4l 3 n Canezrou Iliad of the Forest 'rshoshing Alice Humphrey Telegraph Grace Osterity Rom Pompon Midla Solon Four,' Dirt Watchdog tidos Giselle Carbuncle Whitdone Chic ancur Tartar Manufacturer 3' aid of Manham Bacchanalian Cambric Glenslcon Ferule Clermont Sinus Bastinado Crucible Narbonne Par Won Flower Farthingale Herbert Clarissa The Junler L•titis Tingle Rodwey Eugenie Gancertina c (2 yrs) fora SidneY Dolly Varden Topluvut Miss Whip Rhedysina Criel Canada f Van Diemen Backbiter Self-defence Paultans Chonnion Nautch Girl Fernhill Pr to Epirote The Verderer Lady Evelyn Yuman:l Charklea Emma Donna General Seydlite SCRATC RINGS. The following horses have hr. n struck out : Fleot DAY. Lsysarr Srsiss.—TeelisTeiti of Avenel, Fayaway, Piteord, Mimosa. GIitATWICKI STAXES..—C by HOMO% out of Amebae, leivelnek, Belmont, Denliehado, Little Front. Tllll6 LIENDRED SOTS. STAKES.—XIntIIO4, VVIC4O. HAM STAlV4.—Prohity, Mayors, The Knight of Avenel, Vemarienne. Sting , . The Curate, e by Sir Hercules out of Hersey, Crossbow, Little Dear. SECOND DAT. GOODWOOD STIMIIS —Abbot of Meaux, legerdemain. DRAWING-ROOM STAKllB.—Drsdichado, Teamed, Oro:, H: lallan. Guir TII RRE HUNDRED SOT. STARES.—Men Stamford, CI ilata f, Earalaie, erricatui e. BUMMER S Pi• "or& Sparrowimak. THIRD DAY. Cur.—Van Tromp, Flee 'cher. Mut. Solon, Standard. SWEEPATAILI, 100 ACM elet.—Esealade. FIFTY SOC. STANZA -.—SIYOIIIIbOW. ASOLECOMB STAY/A.—Knight tl Avenel, Xaotippe, St. Ursale, COlbe.o, ViaiM. Spikenur4 RACING STAlLEB.—Guizir, Irish Tutor, Francesca. Sti,EX STAKES —SPIPSIIII. FOURTH Day. _ _ STAKES.—Peerage, Mies Stamford, Caticaturti, Infanta, Z►ra. Sarritirrostate STAIR.; —Philotis, Damask, Arne■ f. CHEsTr.SPIELD CUP.—S•andard. Two HUNDRED SOT. STAKES —The Canada fie rtceiTES. The match between the V, 'Ai rer and the Wren will be run on Thursday. As the numher of events to come off each day will render as early contmaneement indispens.ble, we would advise thane who Intend to leave town in the morning to avail them selves of ons of the cif y spacial trine from the London -1,61,5e etstirn. To start 1 rer than 8 o'clock will be to rink th• low of Iwo or three meek We hear from brad qquart• re that the course is in very good order, ant that the number of infighter' engaged at Wutt'.ing, 131anor,th;c1*.,tir. &c., warrant the expectation of a very twiPi at meeting. A lire° party will be enter tained at Goodwood during the races. LATEST BETTING. GOOt)WOOI) KTAEF.S. 0 to 1 npt Cermont (t). 15 to 1 ac.t Tniihana In to I 751.1 . (1 , .1 Lynn. (t) 25 to 1 In to 1 -- Van Ditinvn tr). p sto 1 Wie,J! to 1 I 25 to 1 CbantLlecr (t) It to 1 Plaudit. legawabetace not to start. SECOND OCTOBER DIEEFING, 1849. MONDAT.—MATCH, 200, hO. Last half of Bedford's Trescheroas, 9at 31b, apt Sir J. liawley's Slang, GE 131 b. WAntrEsDAY.—MATon, 100, h ft. A.F.—Lord Batarnan's Grodwood, 3 yn, 13st 71b, agst Duke of Bedford's Minto, 4 yrs, 34 41b. THUIISDAT.—.MATCH, 100, h ft; Bst 41b each.—Mr. Payne's Crucible apt Llrd Ezeter's Grace. Mayn't, 200, h ft. Llst half of Ab.M.—Daks of 13,d -ford's Treacherous, 9st 3.b, agst lord Exeter's Prtaluw, Tat 61b. Pion tr.—MATCH, 300, h ft. T.M.M.—Duke of Bed ford's 13ou Mot, 3 yrs, 83t 41b, agst Lord Exeter's Tophana, 4 yrs, list. HOUGHTON MEETING, 1849. THCH.4DAT•—MATCH, 200, h ft. A F.—Lord Strath more's Errs, Bet 71b, sgst Lord Exeter's Grace, Set 31b. MARLBOROUGH, 1849. ACCIPTANCEs TOR nig BayREMAKE FOREST STARES. —Mountain Dew, 4 yrs, Bst 21b ; Paultons, aged, 7st 121 h ; Hipping, 4 yes, 7tit 4lb ; Docility, 3 yrs, 6st 71b ; Brother to Fernhill, 3 yrs, 6st 71b ; Dark Ledr, 3 yrs, 6st; Slender, 3 yrs, Est Second Sight, 3 yrs, 5. t 121 b ; Golden Pippin, 3 yrs, Est 9b. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. DIAIDSTONE, JULY 27. CM!. StOre-BLIKIILZ 711ICIIIFF BARON ASO A NrICIAL JURY. Ht an V. WINCH.—ACTION AGAINST • MAYOR TOE RSV:SING TO ItETISS THE BURGERS LIST. Thin was en action hr, ueht by Stephen Hurd, one of the burgesses of the borough of Rochester, to Inform a penalty of 1001. from the defendant, the mayor of that boron .h, tinder the Municipal Refuse Act. for wilfully n.slettieg end refusing to revise the urg, sees en•i•led to vote at the municipal elections The defendant pleaded not cuff y Serjeent Shoe and Mr. Boville.ere for the plaintiff ; Mr. M. Chambers, Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Rose were for the defen dant. Serpent Bhee, in opening the cue, said he regretted that open the present °gulden it became his dere to make a charge Against a gentleman hitherto holding R high cha racter ar- ono hie fellow-citizens fee honour and ir.teet ity. of having f.r party purnoses neglected to perform the duties that devolved upon him SI cbief magistrate of the borough, ar d thereby sacrificed the political privilege. of the inha bitants and deprived them of those rights to which they were legally entitled. The learned serpent proceeded to state that it would be unneceseery fee him to remind the jury of the very strong *laud feeling that pre vailed at Rochester between the Ilue and the Vint party, and he gave a very humorous deseripti m of the state of pasties in the borough, stating that ha believed it was notorious that a blue men would net bathe in the same bath with a pink, or even walk on the sem* side of the street, or be shaved by the same barber, or even al'ow him self to be cured of chcfera by the same clover, and be ob i served that what was attributed to the defendant' was that he was not strong enough to resat the intitieree of party, and that he had done what was imputed to him wi h the ohjeet of furthering the interest of the party whose polities he him melt 'spot sed. Ho then explained that by the Municipal Reform Act the mayor of a borough was bound to hold a court between the Ist and the 15th October, end with the assistance of two assessors to revise the list of bur:mats, by hearing claims and nlieetion., and striking out these who were disqualified ; hut the act r.quired that this should all he completed on or before the 15th, and if this was not done that list was altogether abandoned, and the ensuing election f.r corpo rate officers wculd take place upon tho lit of the preceding year. The defendant was by political feeling a strung pink"—(laughter)—and es he was instructed the burgess roll of 1847 was a rink one. In ISIS, however, there were great changes, and a large number of fresh claims and also of objectines were Rent in by the bine party. The defendant fixed the 9th of October to commence the revision, and as it became apparent that there would not be sullied-at time to et - ,mplote the list b./ the time preecriteed by the act, if all the objectitne were gone into. Mr. Stolney Smith, the agent for the blue party, consented to withdraw 01 his objections. The defendant, however, notwithstand log this withdraws!, persisted in going into every cue, end the effect was that the time allotted expired, and the list for HIS became void, and the pink list of the preceding year was substituted for it. The ground upon which the present action was brought against the defendant, therefore, was that he bed wilfully ercupied the tires allowed for the rev i sion in going auto objecti ns where no party made them or supported them, and did thereby neglect his duty and rendered himself mune la to the penalty prescrib.d by the act. Mr. P. Harrow was then examined ;he said—l was one of the assemors ante inted to resist the defendant in revising the list of burgesses in 1648. Iwu the blue assessor, end a Mr. Wood acted for the pinks. In this year party feeling ran very high at Rochester. The pick is what is called the con 'creative, and the blue represents the liberal party— cannot go the length of saying that a pink would not bathe in a blue bath, or be cured of cho!ere by the same doctor ; but they were certainly very much opposed to each other. A laugh.) The court at which t) . .e mayor presided gat &et on the 9th Oct , and all the different lists were handed in, srd Mr. Smith acted as artent for the blues and Mr. Church for the pinks. On the first day the pink agent con vented to abandon sixty objections, but the next morning he refused to do so, saying they had had a meeting and con sidered the conduct of the blue party so gross that they should ant withdraw their objections. I believe this had reference to the number of oldectinne taken by the blue party. On this day Mr. Smili with drew 147 objections he had made to pink burgesses, and he at the same time remarked to the defendant that unless exertion were used, the revision c sold not he completed within the time, but the muyer nplied that he would cot sit after four o'clock. Mr. Esse 11, the wader sheriff, had been objected to by the blues, bet when he app-- peered, the objection was withdrawn. Ile 'aid that he would not accept any courtesy from the blue t.hjecters, and. insisted upon having his qualification esettoioed. The objections against several other parties we re withdrawn-, but they also insisted on having the it o:aldifications inquired into, and although no one obieattail to them, the defendant allowed all these on" to be '.nquired into, and the gee star pert of the time was oco:pied in this manner. On Friday morning a protest was handed to the defendant. camplsinine of his witW.npr the time in this um nor, and reminding him that the ct would be that the list could not hr revised in I:me, and he said that be should take no notice of I retests. There were altogether more than GOO new claims and objections, and only a portion of them had been got through at the closing of the court. The Chief Baron remarked that if the act of parliament did not allow sufficient time, it was unreasonable to expect a man to injure his health by sitting night and day. Berjeant Shee said that his casts was that the deli what had wasted time by going into objections that were abandoned. Examination continued— The mayor allowed all the uses to be gone into, although no one objects d, and, in some cases, ten or twelve hocks wore examined to make out a qualification which was not objected to. It was quite a force, and the mayor fre quently burst out laughing, and seemed to enjoy the scene. (Much laughter ) 1 got quite sick of it at last. and would not go through the same thing again for um When a burgess cams up, and he was told that the objection to his claim was withdrawn, hr replied, " Ah, but I must have my qualification cumin( d," and then all the b mks were pulled out, and the farce gone through of examir kg them. (Much laughter.) The mayor seemed quite in his glory all the time. (Laughter.) It would have token a week mere than the time allotted to go through the list at the rate they pre - cee dud ; hut in my opinion it might all have been complete d in - three days, if the mayor bad done his duty. The jury, without any summing up by the judge, returned a verdict for the defendant. OXFORD CIRCUIT. fillitZWeliCAT JULY 27. The oommirdon was opened here on Univ.:lay evening by Mr Justice Erle, Baron Rolfe being detained at Stafford. On Friday morning both these learned judges Wended divine service a' St. Chad's parish Church, =media, ly after which they repaired to the Guildhall, and the bueineer f the amiz-s commenced ; Braun Rolfe presiding in the Crown Court , ar d Mr. Justice Eel- in the Niel Prins Ccurt. The criminal lupine's of the emir , ' is not heavy ; the calen dar cootainir g about 30 ehargeP, the most se. loos of which is the Queen r. Newton, a ease of Olney! matricide. CROWN COURT,-BFRORX Ma. BARON ROUT. THE ALLEGED NIATHICIDE AT BEIDONORTH. Mercy Catherine Newton was indicted for the wilful mos , der of her nr.ther, Anne Newton, at Bridgoorth, on the sth of December 1 st. ' The reader. of the Daily Newt will remember that at the ' last Spring Awires ter Shropshire this case wee tried at great I length, and the jury, after being locked up for nearly twenty hoer's, were discharged without agreeing to a verdict. The prisoner was now put upon her trial again, and the court wa. crowded. Mr. WEirm re and Mr. Phillimore were conreel for the prosecution. and Mr. Rwlelleston and Mr. Rupsrt Seale for the prisoner. At the commencement of the proceedings Mr. Ruddleston took en objection to the record on the ground th ,t the pr'- ' goner having been one-triad, the jury had been discharged without romire in a After hearing Mr. Whitmore on this point, Mr Baron Rolfe sent for Mr. J oath-. Erie, to consuls him, and the result was, I that the record. with come alight amendment, was sufficient, and the trial should pros ed. The indiernent was thrn read. It cnntaineri ten counts, varying the charge a. to the modes in which death wes al leged to have been i, flicted, namely, by suffor ati .n, stransm latirs, burning, pressing, iku. !ne prioraer pleaded not goylf ; m r , Waimore then Draeraeri to state the cast for the prweoltion, rafter which he eillyd, Mary Cos &I t, who stated that she lived in the service of Mr. Dyer, of Bridgnorth, in Yams. service the prisoner also lived ; witness dent in Mr. Dyer's bed-room, on a sofa, as he was cot able to attend to himself ; the prisoner usually slept in the next rent ; her nether was LAZIVID. liiiiA DUE. Hamburg. Holland 143140t1 Pacific India via Southampton India via Marseilles Roston an 4 Halifax .)lexien and Havannab We-t Iva Brazil ARRIVED. ARTA —at Deal. July 27, from Ala Nol4—at FAlnsoutli, JWy RO. (rota ANNA rav—at latutnutl., July 27, from . . Aug. 6 Aug. 7 July 28 0 0 Aug. 22 Aug. 7 July 26 Malta Al•alL New Orleans An-at Gull, Jolr 2 i, Is Trieste I AMU*. Ass-at (real, July 27, from Newcastle E. .t.-at Palcombo. July 27, from Mediterranean i Auswramos-at Prottan l Firth, Jul. 23, from Mlrantichl ANNICF.LIEt AND JANR-at Naiad klEal Jai) ZS, from Quebec Ates-at °mowed, July 22, from BMW 1 Aerrvu-at Gravirend, July 22, from Marra AIAD-at Gravornil, July 29, from Cape Anemia-at Grameend, July 29, from Memo I Ananater-ot Liverpool, July 29, tram Bt. John, N.B. Amax ~-at Gravesend, July NI, from New Orleans Berrnovra-st Gravesend, July 32, tram Callao BUEAM-at Bristol, July 29, from Itlebibucto Baurimuar.-at Gravegend, Jul !9, from Odessa Barr‘NNlA--at Deal, July 27. .l2anderland Ben INN TIAG-Off Randertaatt, July 27, from Memel Bassin-at Longbow, July 20, from Quebec . Couvs-at Bristol, July 26, from Quebec CAMP lIONA -It Falmouth, July 29, from Pannonia 1 Comoros-at Hull, July 27, from. Aeon' Caro-at Torbay. July2o l from London Crowe? -at Gravemend, ale 22, from Memel Darwrism-at °reverend, July 29, from. Wyborg i Drvonv-at Falmouth, July 26, from odcon DAPHNE - at Deal, July 22, from rattle Etras-at Cork, July 26, from Baltimore I Marmot -at Deal, Jul , 27, from Sunderland Knout-at Deal, July 27, from No:wearily Ft no--off Dover, July 27, from Peter...ham , lEnnui -off Mauro': July 27, ham. Peteraburt : Emity-at Gravesend, July 29 from Chri.tiipaand ! . VIOTII -MtlinnelVql.l July 29, from Harlingen ' ; pi I,Drrll-at. r...ravt:red, July 29, from Wionar ' E1.1.0,01l AND ANN-at Gravesend, July 29, from.. Mum:ring 1 rmilyy -at Liverpool, July 24, from oartviry Fria osstau-ot firsveyend, July 29, from Drolok Fah:maws --at GTSMIPtIa, Jul. 2‘. from Gothenburg I FINLAND -at Graarren4l, July 29, from .Mears Tatar --at GINIVer4IIII, July 29, from PeterAurs PAPHVIISTV-at Yarmouth Rinds, July 27, from Galata Fsaimow -at Torbay, July 27, from Lrghurn Cu. , ltonisers--at Graver end. July 29, Newton:Whoa! lit mute-1t Liverpool, July 29, from Autigna /Nan or Oax-at Liverpoo', July 27, from A ri ca I IIAmoNT-at Orayested, hay Vi, tnii. -Ostnnbors in the habit of coming to Mr. Dyer's house j On the night stated the witness said she left the prisoner and her mother in the kitchen, after they bad partaken of bread and cheese and ale for supper, and a little rum and wattr after. Witness bad (stetted a quart of rum during the day. Akan 2 o'clock is the night she wee awoke by Mr. Dj er, and found the room full of smoke. She rushed down stairs and went out at the kitchen door to Mr. Doughty's, whom she alarmed. Mr. Doughty came wit ness gaming soon after, all the time not seeing the prisoner or her mother. Some time after that she Lund the body of deceased on the brewhouee step, " a charred maw." A surgeon was sent for, and Mr. C"lley attended. The prisoner was wet and singed. The sofa and chair cover were burnt ; four pairs of sheets were also burnt; • quantity of dripping and grease, which bad been in a butter boat and bottle, were also consumed; the kitchen door and passage were covered with water; the prironer appeared to care little about what had happened. After the prisoner was taken into custody, witness found a carving knife under the cushion of the chair in the kitchen, and a shawl wrapped upon it. On the Sunday fdlowirg Mrs. Doughty pointed out some footmarks in oil upon the kitcheu fl mr. The witness here detailed various expressions mode use of by the prisoner towards her mother, of a most shocking and uusatursl kind, expressive of a wish for her speedy death. This witness underwent a long and scare crors-exami tioa by Mr. If uchileston,': in the course a which she said she was not a married woman, but load had one child. She denied having used any expressions of ill- , eclings towards the prisoner, She admitted she had had money from the Messrs. Doughty, and added that 'he had been unable to obtain Berrie • in consequence of the excitement truing at Bridgnorth out of this case. Tne examination of this witness, togather with the legal arguments as to the former trial, occupied the court till • rter past six o'clock, at which time the proceedings were adjourned. JILT 28. This morning a number of witnesses were examined, the priori al porion of whom were medical men, who differed cinsiderably u to whether the drceas-.l was really dead before her body was burnt, or whether her death ensued from burning and suffocati .n combined. Alter an ingee ioue speech from Mr. Ruddlreton on be half of the prisoner, Mr. listen It the summed up, and the jury wire eventually lorks,l up, M-. Baton ItsiVie remaining in court VII nice o'cl .ik at night to receive their verdict, at which hour he received an intimation from them the' there was no likelihood of their agreeing that night. Tuey were arcordirgly locked up. JULY 29. Mr. Baron Rolfe end Mr. Justice Erle, both ;Me to - the Guitdhall this moraine, previous to going to church, when the trisoner was plaeed in the dock, and the ;ury were elated from their room, and asked by Mr. Baron Rolfe if they had agreed to their verdict. The Foreman replied that they had not, nor were they likely to do so. They were thsn removed. On the learned judges' return from church the same cere mony was ag ;in gone through, and the same answer giver ; upon which the jury wire discharged, the prisoner being remanded to pool. o;.e of the jurymen asked his lordship if he thought the prisoner was guilty ! The extraordinary features of this protracted ease have caused the greatest Interest here, and much curiosity exists to overt:du what steps will n. at bo taken respecting the prisoner. POLICE.—SATURDAT. MARYLEIsoNE. Cir Anon OF ASSAULT AGAINST AN IX-M.P.—MT. Andrew Carew O'Dwyer, formerly M.P. for Omelet., was summoned for haviniT smelted Mr. Richard Harvey, a gentls man residiog at 42, Aileop.terrace, New-read. The complainant &Med thst on the mornisc of the 21st hut he was in bed at his rcidenee, when he w,,s woke by hearir g a 110160 in his r-orn. On !Joking up hr observed two ni.n ' armed with titi , standinc over him . Th. y de manded him to get np a. d dress himself, w).ich he r,fneeit to do unless they told Lim the purport of 'heir visit. This they deelined, and as h.. Cif. hims. If perfectly powerless in their handl, sett not hasif.7 a wespen of defence mar, be grt up and dresser' himself. They then bullied him to a Crest extent, and, having taken his keys from him, a...- locked his box , ' and palle4 all his papers &boas. Not find big what they wanted, the defendant desired him to sit down, and to write as I e dictated. Witness yeasts alarmed that he at cries complied with defendant's request, and wrote as the di Pendant directed him, but what It wilt he rally did not know, alhougi he bad a faint idea that it was something deroga.ory to his character. After he had finished the di Pendant Lame up to him, and holding • stick over him, put his hxod on his (complainant's) Uwe, and said, "Now, you may consider yourtclf struck." lie then struck complainant on the face, er.d left the house with his friend. He could swear that defendant was the person who struck him. The defendant was about to er.ter into some explanation, win( Mr. Beecham said ha th•Aight it w old he host tor both parties it he inflicted a now Mal fine of le. and cysts; a. .d in addition, he (Mr. Bini.haw should order him to enter into his own reeoceiztwes ni 1001. to keep the peace towards t.,implii;nsot for three anon* q. The complainant wished .4) know if the Nlapietrata could not compel the dektuls•.it to restore the document that lit obtained from him. Mr. Lingham said be should most cert duly recommend him (defendant) to give the peper up. The der( mlant at once ter. ed to this ; and having paid the fine, and entered lido the required recogMzu.ccs, left the Court with his friends. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY, JULY 29,1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Ninc o'clock on Saturday morning. arc of PLoe. °XII.° 4 4:4444 °I Wind. I w ind. I State of Weidner. BAMNOMOWL BK*I7IKX Bintwacx &W. &E. N.W. &W. LW. &W. tip, Balm ; Gentle I:rmze Sti .mg Bret we (*Am Gentle trent. Calm Cleatlt Breese HIMOZWATZi rusirros .IAIUJALIt Cizw Gentle Emcee Iliaitsoyoy Y.tasisvuaa Exkrnai Guewnc FOUCIMONt GLotrz,<Tßa GREENWICH... UABTIJTUOL I lIA.TINOS LANAIUC LE1.1,4 &W. B.W. W. R.W. i Pataally Cloudy Overcast Partially Cloudy Overcast Cloudless Hain (kutle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese (inatly \o Return Luustung ... S.W. B.K. I.lvgaroot SlANcisversca NKWCAOTLII Wilde Breese lientle Breese Strong Breeze nt:e Breeze enlin OX►oID PLTmLTt Nom PAAVISO ROOST SRAP SOITTILINTION SUNUIJILAND Swinton TAawosern Nmasuaa Itinnur r,ntte Brom Im (kntle Bmze culm s.w. IC So Return O.W. LW. B. LW. &W. s.w. Calm WeIITEUATEN. Ir Gentle Brom Gerale tiro ze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Calm Gvntle Th eeze (.entle I ;recze Gentle Breeze Calm cai Partiiily Partially Cloudy Overcast Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overcast Principally Clear Partially Quad,. ciondtr fentle nrreze Gentle Breen PO r rit - illiClottdy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy °venlig Purlfal4 Cloudy Partially a udy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Corti.lly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Porthdly Cloudy Overcast Partially Cloudy SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Prole our OH " IMPfdlit eanett.." sal ' Lloyd% Lifit.n CASUALTY. Constant, Reed, which was ,ok shore, has been got off, and brought in here.—)Hemel July 13. atmorr—at Grarmend, July 29, from Demaark Amonra—at Pentland Firth, July 25, from (bete: Aqua—at Gravesend, July 29, from Genoa INDIAN QCOHN—at Liverpool, July 28, bons-- ........... -•_l3mbadoes Jon,. Rosurron—at Gravesend, July 28, from. rum. Ries JOHN BAIIIIII—at Graverend, July 28, from Rim JOHAWNI—at Grarromd, July 28, from iirtorg JOHN Tenzart.—at Mumma Gouda, from 'Rim JOIZIII Ysowaao—st Torbay, July 20, from aredm Juan ELus—at grrestitd, July 29, from ..... .... .....osend, Fara , July 229 ho m y:. -at Gravesend, July 29, from .Aft LINNA-Mt Gravesend, July 2R, from Nun LAVONN-at Graveaend, July 28, from Christiani a Lewis-at Liverpool, July 28, from Prince Edward's Islam' Id/TAL Boom-at Dea', July 27, from Lr.*usa-cff Dover, July 27, from Memel Iffaarea-at Hull, July 27, from - Timm klustra-olf Dangenow, from Clips lisyd MANS-at Liverpool, July 28, from %Wet WANDA -It Gravesend, July 29, horn Vinland NARY AND CAIRM.INI -at Gravesend, July 29, from Peterdnurg MANDANC-at Gravesend, July 24, from EILVIDOeritS OBERON-at Graeseend, July 29, from afarrelles Owe -at Gravesend, July 28, front Christie*, OPDALIA AND ANN-off Dover, from Guav a Pratasmrs-at Cork, July 28, from brads Pm vet Ausuar-at Falmouth, July 28, from (Mwe a Peunervouvaa--cut Gravesend, July 28, nom Thubsg Pmtsix -at Gravesend, July 29, horn fltrioiaaia Proses-: Gtravouend, July :9, from Frederkkoada Pauses Rlcolarr-at Gravesend. July 28, from tine* Runner Paaa-at Graveeend, July 29. from Memel ROYAL Barrow-at Gravesend, July :9, from (Nehru ID eascz-at GrAvvontl, July 29, firm Trinidad REGINA-at Growerend, July 28, from Rasourace-st Peterhead. July sn, from Christianrand SNNUATON GRANGE-4A fun, July 2e, from Irt hanrel Swirr -at Shields, July 27, from Ctowondt AntUA-at Yarmouth, N., July 2;* from llan See:um-at Gravesend, July 28, from Aletnei Seeratoa--at Graves nil. July 24, from Petersburg urn AND Pruuns-at G. averred, July 29, from Nurny SAVILLN-MOrarerend, July 29, from Alexandre SPA-at Gravesend, July 21, from Mem e l Tuouw-at Gravesend, July 29, from Norway Mammas-at Grarewund, July 29, from t adis TA•NriT YACHT-at Grwerntl, July 29, ham Nunn TAtuvr-at Gloster, July 27, from Memel TDOA. WOOD-.Ht Lynn, July 27, from St. John I'Bmoms--rat Lirerrool, hilt. 28, from St. John's, W.B, Fyn maw IV- at Shirley, July 20, from Wismar WEATIRMILIT -at Pent:alid Firth, July 25, from itnetes Worms -at Gravesend, July NI, from Ontlenhurg Wbi. awn AXN-at Gravesend, July 2 4 , from Wrren -at Grurrsentl, July 28, from 1 lentil We. Muumuu , - at Gravelumd. July 29, from (Meow Xavrnes-at Longlumc, July 21, from t uurbee Zrenra--at Gravesend, July 28. from Wuxi 7.I.PNTIA-Ii LIPCTIW.OI, July 28, from Pugmuk AWE _ Las—et HO, BAILED. ATRINVIN-from Falmouth, July 27, to. Al NI,- from Pull. July 27. to Ayr.-- from *bkld., July 46, to Se yar.o-from Mb l ehle, July 27, to A,., auto-nom Gravreentl, July 28, to ALTONA-from lrareeen 4, July 29. to ARIOILMOI JACOISt-hum lACCTINNA, July 28, to ANNA WA'S...IN-from Wietol, July 23, to Aistrult -Irmo Limp 01, July lA, to Barnes QtNAN-trorn Primal, July 28, to PouvAa- from rook, July 241, to Norse.-from Grave-sntl. July 29, to CONATIIIMION-from C.. 141117, July 27, to Cousomoss-frum lisiotees July 21. to nine/anus-from LaverPooli July 28, to CONCORDIA-from Liverpool, July 23, to Cousure-from Livvrpoo, July 2', to CARL EXIL-from l'lreveresul, July 211, to CAIIILLES-frOttl (ttlrforlNl, July 29, to CONOURMA-from Gravevend. July 28, to Doss- from Shlelds, Jule 27, to Doss-from ?Jumbles, July 23, to ENNA ObtoNA-from I 1...m00t, July 25, to. ECTINA-from Uvenootl, July 28, to ELIZABETH -from Liverpool, July 28, to Euragen -tram Llrerp r ol, July 21 , , to Ftsuos-from Poole, July 23, to Fosgruxv-from Olessow, July 27, to FANCY-from Ornresentl. July 29, to r rum -riven 111,11, July 27, to 11. srues RKLL-from stunts y Reads, July 23, M Mown -fromPryle, July 27, to IlvareYes- from (iraveeeort, July 2,, to Ityllow-from Graverend, July 29, to lion:twit-from therreol, July 2,4, ..... KtIOLLLA-frum Shivld., July 27, to J.. en Valovvan-from Torbay, July 27, to JANE-from Torbay, July ", to .lyst -from Plymouth, July to it:CNN-from Grovreerd. JolY 25 4 to Kexiss- from Liverpool, July 28, to KINOALIMI-from Gmeerral. Jule 28, to KINe Arnow-from 4:reverend, July 2 1 4, to LADY NALP -POT Strall.l4l. July 211, to LIVONIA-from Gr.iveuontl, July 29, to stv n,T-tram Belfhot July 2a, to htsrlityw Pixmassa-from shield% July 26, to MARTOA Elyys -from ltutuurtte, July 28, to .„, MONARCO -reum Gravesend. July 21, to MINA-I'MM LIM•rIMM, July 20, to M. 1114 y-fmni Llverrool, July 23, to Nose ton-trom Gruyee , nd, July 28, to O.r An.-from Falmouth, July 2S, lo 04 , 0.u-foss shields, July 27. to ( AV-from Liv. r000l„ July 23, to l'Avine -from thirtmouth, July 23. to Piro O.lllLt -from rin meek. July 20, to Pio uusr-frcen seam ry 19.1 4 , July 23, I. it.4.l.vsu -loan (boll, July 27, to Poo nov-from llull, Inly 17, to llolas Mow-from shioltl4, July 27, to Iluv 41. Grosuy-from Lnivl 4 . nd, July 23, to Stielo-ht m Torinty, July 27, to N,atn-fr,m l:rav-Wend, July 49, to .'•,ru,A-from Liverpool, July 28, Thur.-from Livoroool, July 24, to from Gravesend, July 28, to CAM KILN' -Iron swan 4 ev..fuly 28, to Vins LACH I w-frout shlelde, July 2f, to A rel. nsrl Muttons VA nets Intro • ....Afro:* .C. l'ocubla • Quebec ,„ ....... .. tonne ••., . !bowel •• • C., ...tantineng run ewe .......... . Ht. Preis ........ nintn.hoos ........Nitta rem Dements ........... Intros ...... • nerorrers Minoru ....... Eleinore ..... Quebec •• v.tiperatra Una rolundt Fronk Seto rt.leutta . . elebee Nce oluttuntt . John's ote•t4t tituvie oklptia err n.twg, Trion Woolen co. enheno Nt. bury Port Alarm= • .Ibdenno Gothenburg . ..... ..%1 •xerella Cartes etticutts r °mu tireu.ona Valencia . tretertutt Prot Went ts. Cr. nrtedt heton NI.. sin ..... Htn l'ort bunks, Etrinen Cato Malta VESSELS SPOKEN WITH, AI en (barque), from Liverpool, for Buenos Ayrert, lat 42.2; N.,laa. 11.22 W. Aairw, of F.. , thTra, from Zlote, for MAGI, June 27, lat. 33.12 N, lon. 9 42 Arta, front Leucite for Am:avian, May 29, lot. 30 N., 100. C.O W.; all well. Baami. (paev.et), from Liverpool for St. Ttornav, July 25. off Tusks. CAILOLINE, from Ilion for V .Iparaiso, May 19. lat. SI &Om, V W. CAaol.‘ sr, of Dartm.mth. June 2, lat. 42 N.. lon. 26 W. Daiitsn, King, from Men 10.,.. July 12,121.37.44 N.. lon. 9.7 Ir. P.I.IZA Ana, from Cork for Burton, June •U, lat. 43N. lon. T.l W. Evourr from Liverpool for Muynut, July 10, lat. 39.40 N., 10a.10.W.; all well. . . Gipsy, June 14, lat. 49 N , lon. 9 W. JAN; of London, for Corfu. July 23, lat. 47, lon. 9. Urn s. rast., (ram Newport for Smyrna, July 13, LA LO N., Loa. II W. ISt:wren Charque), from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, June 111, lot. 45.39, lon. 1 1 1.10. Qt.r....v or ins D.tter (schooner), from Clyde for Smyrna, July 19, 4r..3, lon. ".I2 W. ttetan or mos 0,1 IT (ship), from Greenock, July 1, lot. 39, lon. 1G W. 17,010 Yrsw. July I, lat. 40N., Inn. 111 W. St Nom, for Quebec, July 1 7 . la.. 49 N., lon. 7.9.39 W. Taoists Enwsato, for Jamaica, July 14, Mt. 49 N., ton. fl W. WKI.LINI.TON, Crosby, Iron London for Hobart Town, July 19, lat. 41 N., lon. 11 W. li-ratru, from Yarmouth for Constantinople, July 20, tat. 49.10 N., lob. 7 W. The following official communications are poe'ed at Lloyd's: "Office of e of Prin. Council for Trade, White hall, 26th July, 1849. —Sir,--I am directed by !he Lords of the Committee of Privy Connell for Trifle to acquaint you, for the information of the committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's, end in order to its obtaining publicity, that an official communication has been received from her Mujes'y's charge d'affaires in Blexie , , stating List the ports of Hu taleo end Alta'a I ace, by a decree of the Mourns government, been opened to foreign commetce and the coast. jnp trade.—(Signed) DENIS La MAILCIIANT. Capt. G. A. Halatid, It. N., secretary, Lloyd's." QUARANTINR Nonce.—Malaga, July 14, 1849.—Sir, — It would be well for shipmasters to bear in mind that all rue sets arriving from foreign ports, where the Spanish consul may have declared the existence of cholera morbus, will not be admitted to pratique in the ports of this country without having first performed quarantine at either of the !extras of Vigo or Port Mahon. I cony ive, therefore, that it would be highly expedient for vessels proceeding from such ports in the united kingdom, and brand fur Cod`] or Malaga, tt call at Vigo, ar.d there comply with the pro scr,bed TiAran tine, so u to prevent the expense and great Ines of time ma. ... , (pient on a voyage to Port Mahon.—(Siened) W. Put Malts, Aeent to Lloyd's.—Cept. G. A. Ha stn. R. N., Seczetary, LAdvertisement.]—AN ABTOUN DING CURE OF 3.3 Worsens in* Houma - sit'. Onerwmer AND 1 3 11.1..—Estract of a letter from 21r. Jeremiah Herd, of Molong, near avdnee, dated Sept. 21, lala f—. To Professor Iliedoway.—Sir,-1 owe a debt of gratitude to you for my almost miraculous cure by the use of your ointment and pille, after seven years' into nse suffering, cased by espo.tire to wet and cold. When I enmmenced using :t - our remediesl Irsi afoul, expended upwards of 1200 in other medicine awl ads ice, without onY benefit, and bad 32 ulcers on my body, a dreadful headache, and lain all over ma: but your ointment and pills have cured too, and I am now enjoying excellent liesith."—Sold by all druggists, and at Ow Gear llolloway's establishment, 214, Wand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DrMAIION.—JuIy 26, at Hyde-park.street, the wi`e of Sr 8.13. Wittabon, Hart., of a an. PAULL—JuIy 22, at Ilminater, Mrs, J. W. Paull, of Townsend, of a daughter. RATCLIFFE.—JuIy 233, at Rastbourne-terrace, Hyde-ork, the sift of W. E. Ratcliffe, Esq., of a daughter. WTLDE.—JuIy 26, at Turnham-green, the wife of W. 11. Weide, keg., of the loreign•oillee, of a son. MARRIAGES. EDWARDS—NUM.—JuIy 24, at St. James's, Piccadilly, Capt. C. Edwards, of the Royal Hospital. Chelsea, formerly of the 47th and 19th Recap.. to Miry, only child of the late B. Ne , a, En" a Mitcham, Surrey. GARRET!-11ERNIMAN.—July 24, at Westbury, near Bristol,M the Rev. W. Cartwright, Wallis Jaws. eldest we of Mr.J. Carnal, to Harriet Emily, eldest daughter of W. Herniman, hoq.,of time(' hill House, kingadown, Bristol. MOUNT—CROOK.—JuIy 22. at St. George's, liannerr.siruar, by Ile Rev. A. Alston, M.A., Henry Constaatine, second ourv,ing as of W. Mount, P.N., of Canterbury, to Mary Anne, only child of tht late J. Crook, Esq., of Devisee. DEATHS. HATNFA.—JuIy an, at St. Mkhaere.terraee, Eindien, IPbteoll, tcket of the L,te J. B. Herten, Eq of St. Altran's Lodge, JACKSON. —July 23, Sarah, wife of T. it. Jack*" I:eq., of aged 57. Pt' LVORIL—JuIy 26, at Green-bank, near CliW.cr, the Rev. W. D. 1)., aged 73. SLATER.—JuIy 26, at Woodside, Sunnin hill, Sire. Inbella aged 77. SMITH.—JuIy 26, at Wi low.plsee, Brixton, R. Smith, EM., of the Power of .%ttorney•ottice, Bank of F.ngLout, aged 69. SNELL—JuIy 26, at Eaton-square, Louisa, site of W. Snell 294 " aged 62. 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