The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-15 00:00:00

I'llE CALCUTTA MAIL. We Lave received by express advice, from India sad China by the Overland Mail, vii Marseilles. The dates are Calcutta, June 3; Madras, Jane 10; Hong Kong, May 22. The Calcutta papers are very urgent in their ap peals for a reinforcement of the European army. The Hisriaris opens its summary of the fortnight's intelligence with this warning : 'Let not the 'Bri tish public deceive itself or be deceived by any com munications from this country. We want more men from England. It is no longer the came of a great struggle, in which the energy of our men might com pensate their fewness, and perhaps the skill of a single commander brio g home a gloriona decision from a hard fought field. It is no longer the case of a struggle which can, in its nature, be decided thus by any great conflict whatever. Is it expected that our forces, in this climate, at this meson, for two-thirds of the Indian year, can patrol half India, keep the communications open, maintain the security of trade, repress a universal guerilla warfare, or even make lead spinet it and to show a front wherever it may Aimee to break oat ? Are those forces able to re main at once an army in order to avoid being de stroyed, and yet to become a police in order that the Indian empire may avoid falling into chaos?" The BisylisAissats also complains that in camp “siknems prevails to en alarming extent, whilst the mortality among the soldiers has been frightful. Apoplexy aad core . -de-soleil are carrying them off by scores, and is is evident that these deaths are entirely caused by constant exposure. Indeed, con adering that in one instance the troops were under arms from nearly morning till evening, under a sun with the thermometer at 130 it is • wonder the mortality has not been much greater." The trial of the Rajah of Pachete foe treason had ended in his acquittal, without the cue for the de fence haying been entered upon. Among the evi dence relied on be the prosecution was the following document, which it is alleged the Rajah oared • number of hie fervent, to sign. It is dated Oct. 6: W. ell b in the service of the biliilierejoh, do 'Mk ie kis ernes! mom arm to the promos of God, that whoa. area voneeltattos, advice, or coavenatloa, may occur in the FLre of tie Kolmenish, all that, sad laformation regard war, which we may hoar ftvidly la t = we will sot reveal to say oew, 01111.1iTIM or sap Whet pima—ere will send neither verbal 11 , .r wilt& is tevoothy% thereof to say one , sad to say conuatudeatlano Web we any hat* with oar homes we will not catalioathla Rootlet. sal will sot prove Wadies he the Maborsjob; eloald we do so, we will place oar mothers, Meters, mod datibtare to donkey. awl plea Whereto la the presence of God, of oar owe fres will and CIIIIPPIP, vs hero mode armload. rho Rajah's family ranks among the oldest of the old of the native nobility, by whom the trial WY watched with great interest. The Rajah is still 111 der restraint. CHINA. -.-- We have received advice, from Hong Kong to lllay ft The principal items of intelligence by this arrival are thus lammed up in the following extract from tie Over lewd Friood of Chino . " Our intelligence from that part of China to which all eyes are now directed—the Gulf of Peeheli —comes up to the 29th April. The Raritan steamer America. with Admiral Count Putiatine on board, seaweed otlf the Peitio on the morning of the 14 th ult., followed, a few hours afterwards, by her Majesty's steam-ship Furious and gunboat Leven. On board the Furious were the Earl of Elgin and suite. The Belted States steam-ship Mississippi, with his Excel lency Mr. Reed, reached the anchorage on the 16th. sod on the 23rd, a week afterwards, his Imperial Majesty's ship Audecieuee, with his Excellency Baron Gros. Nest day the squadron wee joined by the Calcutta, bearing Admiral Seymour 's flag ; and, dually, on the 26th, Admiral Rigeult de Genouilly made his appearance in his Imperial Majesty's ship Nemesis. " Before the French admiral arrived, viz., on the filth. the four ambassadors joined in a letter, or each sent letters of similar import to the court at Pekin. The exact tenor of this letter or letters has not tran spired bat it is reasonable to believe that, as re ported, a demand was made for the appointment of an envoy of equal rank, with full powers ; if, in deed, audience at the dragon throne itself were not peremptorily required. Six days were given for an answer. This period expired on the 30th ultimo, the day after the Sampson left. On the afternoon at the 2srh, letters were received in which Tao, or Tan, Goveraor-General of the province, was named as the ambseeador. The letters being informally ad dressed, were returned, but were looked for again by the 30.11. The Orerlend CFini Mail rays that there has been no change in the state of affairs at Canton. The troops remain in good health, and in high spirits in expectation of being sent north. The rain has been almost incessant. Everything remains quiet, and the rumours of gatherings of "braves" for an attack on the allied forces have died away. The soldiers hare been amusing themselves with hores•raciog and thea tricals. The troop ships Sydney and Sescatris arrived on the 6th from Calcutta, with 8 officers, 380 men, and 120 camp-followers of the 63th Bengal Native In fantry, ►nd 4 officers. 3.33 men. and 64 camp-fol lowers of the 47th Bengal Native Infantry ; and the Tubal Gin on the 12th, with an additional 459 &pop. The French auxiliary steam transport Gironde has brought on some 900 marine infantry ; sad two other transports, La Saone arai PrOgent, with the steam corvette La Place, are shortly ex pected. These mast prove a welcome addition to the allied forces in China waters. In Hong Kong attempts have been made by in cendiaries to tire the Tai-ping-span, or upper por tion of the Chinese town ; but happily they proved unsuccessful, and four out of ten men engaged is them have been apprehended. ARRIVAL/ FROM INDIA.—The following is the hat of pemenswes bens Calcutta kr &wiltamptoo, per Ban. Beek Colonel Abbott, Mr. M'Cowan, Mr.. Nub, talent, and emend Colossi anti Mn. Franklyn, Rev. Tbosnp sea, Camels Chriatophet, Mks M'Orem Mr. Graham, Geo, Vag, Lkotesent Dee, Mager Mr. Gso aba bog, Miss &hang, Mr. J. J. O' s. Carats sad ' Mn. Forboa, Captain L :remelt, Mes. Preach, child, bast, and &tropes& female varmint; Illastar I. Young ad Ramp pout female servant, kr. and Mm. Hodge= Pnitt, Wesel and Mn. Dame., sad two Mlas Dunes; Dr. G. Ferris, GO MM, Fleming. George Gold*, N. Pissasa, R. Barlett, kc No twig SIRES.—It is said so more Sikhs iss to ls uslisteL It appears that the Cammiesioser of Yawl, halite applied se some horseman, woe referred to Ilk Jobs lawns" who mesa that barks aimody raised a amber of Paelebona end 16th kw be did sot think it selvianble to et ea bet thought it would be better to enlist men Is ether theat. It this resoluble baa been comet no site will violas to dopate Ira wisdom, because It would he Ira as bans to ell the mobs of oar native army with Massa k wee to di. en with it Isle ...L,. The desertion of M.* Barks at Kotab by the eikh guard, sad several other beenemn ia prom that Mks an no more to bs lOW A bsas ofd. ay other race of Asiatics. —Muir Ado sow. altweitaoS or LONDOW.-81r William Cubln hae gedillsbed itellowisi opiates es this tropartasubject : " The indesoottsg sctsvise Is llghly creditable to those she devised M. It had ire birth at a throe whoa thee: seemed to he so altantative but to divert the whole of the sass" Tie espersaloa of the sewage usistiars times the St.ifte MOWS WY Vat then knows to te easily peardicable, and the skill of the entglseers was esseostrated oa that "shish ohs* seemed likely so and the requirementa. The Wiens wee en neediest on% less less sdatately elaborated, mil Is half melee a ceded glide, el wide eagiaren min well hogread. We have , brenner, sow ennui at dice mei In the pewsn a t t i e jzoilm Wean reasady dessonetated the width the fecal asd other &A maters se — ry .i lts .-- peelplasted, the while deodorised. id end t ab a wider mat Is s simlded state lie the ?PM. Thom who reside m hider sad it rooming' my that, Is regards issltery seseiderstkow, there Is Male left to to dose to end* all requirmiesta. It mum Is me, thersd.re, that we sigitt sew Is by mils that costly solisme, b, Lowers. sr ea demener well sitglid to a bygone period, rlmre wordy smiled to most the object in have is ISM mil der{ we melt to @veil esnelves of the advanced elan@ of wientle awl de Nat N Lentos which has been &NW memo at Leicester and Toueshmr. lam `. ll 9 l Mos ani lade mama wen judiciously applied the a t two WoOtatio satahlialtasents, mai iima dr i a s wise /sasseble mint, bat at several mode ms. as ore would is burl hest calculated to coca waddle s reefer and ecoactoy, , that la artihmemenertilis sf ansiteal AlCTell•tu eet Um' "Ns el au t e l e irdeil idiellsies el the populaticen, m and urn si ent emu s all Me lease Ivies met of Lawns." NA I , AL AND MILITARY. -.- TEE MEDITER (mom ova OWN MALTA. JULY 10. Her Majesty's ship Vigilant arrived on the Bth, ',peeling that her Majesty's ship Marlborough, with the flag of Viol-Admiral Panahaws, was sailing from Gibraltsr, sad might be expectelany hour. The Vignant called at Alegiars. Ths French then felt greatly pleased with Lord Lyens's eves pliant, who, to wing, went close in to the forte, leated the French standard, and fired a rofal mists from the Royal Albert. Her Majesty's ship Vulture raisins till the arrival of the sew ambit' ; she Uses imports to proceed to Naples to relieve her Majesty's ship Centaur. _ _ . _ . . Capta . in Brett, A.D.C. to the Governor, succeeds, a. AMIE, Chief Secretary, Colonel Le Merchant, the Governor's bream who proceeds to England. In conseqnencs of the unwed very serious sickness ea Hammy, two (14ys' quarantine la put on vessels arriving from that port. When the whole of the their passage from this country hare resehed WU, the somber d Britleh cavalry and infantry serving in India will he segmented to 100,000 ems. Ardinutrr, JOLT 14.—Aproncnnurrs.--Mu- Ism W. Hewlett to the Sparrowhawk, 4, screw steam gun metal, et Portsmouth ; and C. F. Puckett to the Alecto, 6, pabille-wheal steam-sloop, West Coast of Africa statics. Peemestem C. A. Pritchard (1850) to be secretary to Sir C. hermatis, see W. Ellis (1849) to the Nagle, 60, coast pard resod, at Falmouth. Actin AssiMent-Sergeons J. Bishop to the Impregnable, 104, legehim M Devraport ; sad J. L. Whitney to the Vic tory, 101, flagship, at Portsmouth. iiidshipatea O. R. Tested.; to the Scourge, 6, paddle wheel steam-ship, at Devooport. now 011 PORTSMOUTH, jur. hired r 14. The Isiptisdor, CiEtsin J. B. Atkins, stem t, ireeepor arrived at 8 third, to the night, with naval sad invalids. She t Hong Hang on the 20th of March; 14th ; Cape of Good Hope, 29th May; Aseselos, 13th Jose Madeira. 29th , Vigo, 9th J On May 14th. when in lat. 30.6 8., lon. 35.40 8., sigmas with brig Aura Loans; as the 16th, when is I:Me. 734 8., los. 31.23 8., with the barque Minna; on ohs Bth of Jos. when in Ist. 14.36 8., 100.6.46 W., with the Duke Wipe Abatises Petromella ; on the 10th of Jaassse,,lst 11.14 S. kn. 11.6 W, with Deitch barque Vier se Ike 104 k of July, id. 43.24 N., las. 9.16 W., with the renikraler awl O.Lhl Ceemesfe steamer Teens ; end an W llei r is let. 44.56 N., kn. 6.10 W with the royal mall snow Tyes Ohs briefs home the f lowing pawnor. tree Hoag Karts Row. J. W. Johegos and lad', Mrs. Welt Winner Ind throe einem, Masan W. sad F. Mrs. Brooke lad two &Odra. Lieut. C. H. Wil- A kl:w hilc s g ,l.N., Wet. B. Kerr, R.N., ` Wild:,Lin. Smith, LW., Mr. ?teak Wks, R.N., Mr. D. H. R.N., Dr. W. R. Dance, R.N. Dr. J.. Brearez, ao l , ./4., Lieut. Geo. Gill , R.Y.L. 1., Limit. W.V. P. R.M.LI., W. Band 4v Esq., Stet Aseleisst Surgeon ; r. Graham, 143 Inv slida, two end two children. From Singa pore Mrs anemia two obildren, Captain Sinclair. FMB Neel Good Hope Mr. 1.:011•, lady, four children, W arms* ; Vona, sm., Mr. Thompson. From Madeira Mr. sad Mn. Wahab , daughter, and arena' ; Mr. R. Willem*, Mr. Andrews. From Ascestaion . R. Paid, wits and daughter. Some of the members of the Board of Admiralty embarked ou board the Fire Queen, Neater Commander Paul, and pro ceeded to Spithesd to impact the Royal Albert, 121, mew, Caplais the Hon. Frauds Egerton, bearing the flag of Vice- Admiral Lyons. On leaving, the crew coned wards, i their lordships were saluted with 19 gum The proceeded towards Debora*. SPORTING. liassms THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1858. Latu Intdltsnut. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JULT 14. (Before the Chief Commiseimar.) tit U WILLIAM lIINAT TARIM TWa insolvent, a mantle dealer In *Atwe ll -street, City, who it will be recollected was indicted at the Central Crimi nal Court ibr amen, and acquitted, applied to be (Recharged. Mr. Reed opposed, and Mr. &mood supported. The mos occupied some time, and involved a long inquiry Into the insolvent's business in Moultwell-street. Re only commenced in•ine;sll7lTlOvember:&i;inir been en I;ssistiiit to Messes. Nicholson, at 2001. a year. The fire is Malatya streetcuhastEd In March last, end the insolvent waa given into by the Westminster Fire Insurance Company, in which he was Insured, and egelnat which office be had made a claim. He wee tried in April and acquitted, on which the action wee proceeded with against the company, end in May a aura of 2001. wee obtained. The money was paid to Mr. Sidney Hamilton, the insolvent's attorney, and • balance of about 761. paid over to the insolvent. The de fence on the criminal charge had cost a considerable sum, and, including counsel's fees after the committal, the costs exceeded 601. . . . . . . After an investigation into the insolvent's bushier, The Commissioner adjourned the case for better accounts. (Before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.) LY 11 010806 DIBLIANIION CLARL. This lasolvent, whose CMS hex been frequently before the court, applied to be discharged on sureties, in order to pro ceed with an action against Mr. liennud, in connexion with the 'notion of the Paris Model Lodging-houses. Mr. liargood examined the bail u to their sufficiency. Mr. Reed supported. Mr. Commiesioner Phillips accepted the bail, and the dis charge was ordered until the Bth November. (Behreltr.C4amgadonarldurOhy4 IN RI BRWAMIN BARNETT. The insolvent, a dramatic writer, appeared on hie interim order for discharge. Mr. Reed rupported. Yea. Charles - Reeds, the author, the detaining creditor, attended to oppose, but before the came was called on some terms of ants were made. Mr. Reads was a cre ditor for oats of a nansult in an action brought by the insol vent arising out of a piece performed at the Strand Theatre. The natter In this case was not goes into, as the parties came to term, and Mr. Reade discharged the insolvent from prime. lir. Reed said the matter had been settled, end mead the wart to dismiss the petition, as Mr. Heade was nearly the only creditor. The care showed in practice that It was " Newer too late to mend." (A laugh.) Mr. Commissioner Murphy said on the usual documents the application to dismiss the petition could be renewed. LIVERPOOL JULY NEETING.-WarwirDAT. Tu CaTiiir; *TA s; 40 .14. d, Mr &Yr el Tai l itEr r et"%sra w a li all oo: r af s g eseri l." : fg7etr Tin 8.4 Sty.. t 41b. woad to twelve Mama ell%as Maya Minoan mtrs. T.T.O. (Ti mbi.) Jobe drool OP, by IV eadboaarl. lot 710 ........ Mr. Damon. Awful, 4lb • Mr. J. lebutie Dubtamal Domlitor.let 410 ...... Mr. J. Thompoce Procloos Pose, 4lb . . . ....1 MAN: T to 4 apt lmatmea4 MIAOW . 0 M 1 rib Proclow 010.. Wes by Mee marten 4 I Maibert i tirommt porm4 os4 MM. Moot Woe Moths botoma Mo mid frarli Ti. Mrs Ilmaor .4100 worn. added to • moommilios at I ems este, for 2yr old. sad moor+, TM Manor to bimii MO mro., If tor Po. inemel 4lb ILe. blb ; If mtorod Or fro Mo. lab Wm. Abo4t aly ?crimp 111 oato.l Mr. IM (Mom. are Cebu*, by Bryan (rLysm 4 a. PP M 1144 r. T. 71b Derrocmillemroekm.lhom b ps (t 14 1 4.401 Kr. T. Domost MOM. es. ....... • Mc J. Mberool f by 104mbrlmic aot of may Lan tiow Mille. , Mr. DITIOR iO ills Wiramb..4teat. II ete 1 woe Om WWI& Nall CUOMO oak MI we mem eat van •3 tim Imillo. Tie grimmer •eij i tc a la v ir. llempin. On rubwiler be oak Mr. Odom •• Psi the bons boa ma lon Qs &Moe* ft Yr we. Tb. '1 C 1 TA17,6..... .r . zir jur....sig : 114 . t. wilit • Mese dalee 1/5 sm. lobe ...ad t• novo utak*. 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Red tido IMO , mid AIN, A.. 6, , " d ari t Zt:a b t m o i rrF s Z.at i Lorgrod, dbl of add dodo 14 ad be Terror los* Lt lto r ...l ou e ° Me l" • Veriest at her rib. __ is _A rorr . thiedbyllb , .11.6. Wham,. se be odd trod. T.I.U. Te dew mol rods dio .at ;moldy. It soda W LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COXPANT.—Traffic remiss for ths Ali India( July 10, 12,426 i. 17e. 2d. EAST INDIA HOUSE Yesterday an &di/fumed special court of the pro of Bast India stock was hold at the India House, l-stnek for the purpose of considering the bill at crWale palliest for thebiller government of India. Oviuus, Maim= of the shammy, presided. The aisstes ai the }lordly of the court on Monday lest boobs bees read eel esallemed, Xv. 1311•WIIII•T lON ko arm the adoption of the petition, sad la a Ilasible eel e& called spot the company, as their last sot, ID pelmet the be gob spud its preamble. If they in' meths esoremy a n t 1W might be done for years to come wadi be LK of Mir Wes; but with their protest meat reseed, IM/sery _wail de them the justice of stating that they bad he deputed el Mak power without inquiry. It did not elvers happen that the Leeds followed in the wake of the Home at Owosso, end ems although the bill might pars, if they amid get sent ems or two of their lordship, to inciiii. Ms *slim which bad been done them la lIPOIS AIM steaddeg T. vin t ac r public opiitio h ti h e aria MC Best Ind ia Company, w it h ver ad at beet peemreed he illgaily. He would therefore eove that the peaks be edeptel, sealed with the company's Beal, and pasta to the Ware al 'aids. The Onmaium mid the Breed of Directors had no dispo sition to appear the plasigie el }stationing the House of Learn Ma Om wished ti pit out the peados la which they steed. Them had low Mimed le bah louses of the *blame a peados whisk hod bola adopted at • very large teak sad which bad ban presented in one house by Lord Grey, and in the other by Mr. Baring. That petition wee tlemnt before the details of either bill became [mown. What the awl. of bills 1 end 2 were made public, • report was bid before the court, at the meeting of the 13th of AprO, when • resolution was passed that nei ther of the bees was calculated to secure the (food govern ment of India, and the directors were authorised and re quested to tab measures for intros uciag such conditions as would promise a system conducive to the good government of India and to the general welfare. Upon that resolution they It ad dace acted. When the third bill was introduced the house bed by so large a majority alarmed the minciple that there was lobs an India bill this seeds, and that it was to treuler the power to the mown, that the directors felt thecomlees bawd, in accordance with the neolution of this court, to lake ask mmenres as wool be etas conducive towards resekeleg the bill as innocuous as pomible. They bad, horses WPM lemeted from the pried& originally kid dews. MU album' to it. (Hser.) They thought the emirmesE Impellile end enthen aleer, hear.) But kr the sake el ladk they bed glves the beat advice they could—not relive Melee, howler. They had not been a peaty to either of the lib—Osar, beer)—end they bad act sumplatil wales bei, _where • manifestly wrong come wee big tam, they bad pointed out the evils that would memo if It wore peedeted Is. They would not op pose a polities, but as they ealietahred objections to several palm of thir ;edam mew propceed--objectkaa which he did sot head to stars melees caned upon to do so bat which he would Mete if requirsi—he thought it wail be better that W . pail's sew Wen prehemest should be the one on whisk they sheidd rest tbek tem rather than one which had bra sow brought forward after two zosstiage, end which had not attracted a large majority of the prepriskire to sated and o ir p uort It. The first petition wm spiel the panel of the bin, and is QM they wen oil agreed. This then was the IseMea whaler it wee artereseety to speed a large et arearry la hieing ormasel. It would met a greet dell of a 5.. ,, and they all haw pretty well what it would come to. (Hear, hear.) If Misr these obeervadom the court dill Imbed to take the memo suggested, the Board el Dinettes would not oppose it. Afar seem wavereatke, it wee left to the chairman to de cide to whet noble lord he should mama the presentation of the Yre titi oe c n a rt . adjourned to Wednesday amt. NEW ABILTIM 701 FATHERLESS CHILDREN. Yesterday the opening of the new asylum for fatherless children at Couledon , near Croydon L was celebrated Zedpublic break:feet, at which the Bari of CARLISLE pre- A special train Named • large number of the friends of the inatitution from London to the locality, which was easily ished as the souse of some ibed from the numeroun diedsgu flags which lined the ammo which lad from the terminus to the handsome building which cram the sieved= en which the Institution is situate. Oa descending from the train the visitors formed a proresethe j Mid, 6y t ceded he the band of the Grenadier Guarde, marausd h :Mt slopes which lead to the asylum. The ltsslf which was commenoed 18 manilla ago, is cee - 70 cannot fail to arrest the eye of every traveller by the Brighton line from its bold situation on a hill, which in compliment to the melons cemetery and sub-tresettrer of the charity, Dr. Reed, has been christened Reeiham-hill. The structure itself is in the picturesque and broken style of Italian meld tectnre—the materials need in its conatroction being the cele brated Devonshire marble, with an exterior ornamentation of freestone. It consists of • front extending to 400 fest, sue reounted by a antra tower of 90 test aeration, sad two towers at the extremities in the same style but of lesser slays the. It has a depth of about 200 het. The enhance hall le spacious and Imposing, and is bid dawn with Minton's encaustic tiles. The institution le intended to accommodate 300 children,and the arrangements for them an el the most ample and atiafactory character. Itefeeteries, school rooms, are rooms, playgrounds tar summer winter, plunging bathe, sick nom, all of them spacious and ai ry in character, compose the interler, sad are well de signed to minister to the comfort of thalami's. The estimated coat of the whole is 20,0001., and Ito Intelsat arrangements, no Ire than its general view reflect much *rail. on the architect, Mr. Moffatt, who al s o rimigned the Idiot Asylum at Redhill, and several other puha building,. The Berl et Carlisle was accompanied over the Widths brie. Alder man Wire, Dr. Reed, Mr. Moffatt, the Bev. Mr. Rogers, the Rev. Mr. Arabi, ko., sad he expressed Ids entire satis faction with the at which had been made, and the situation which Lem ethoted for the building. The objeet of the charity is to moan the fatherless child at any period of infancy or childhood, and to are for and Fated him till he is competent to enter on the duties of life. Thin are no restrictions as to age, place, sex, or denomina tion. Boys ere kept till the age of 14, and girls till 15. Up to the present time the efforts of the friends of the charity hays been dittoed over three separate establiannenta, end it is hoped that by concentrating them in one locality, the elll dewy of direction will be augmented, whilst the toot of mmapment will be reduced. At the last report there were 167 children in the three houses of the chanty. There are at present 164 on the foundation, end during the 14 years that the Methadon hoe existed there have been 384 oh, ldrea received. 11;;;;Ibecriptione announced mounted to 1,0801. At six o'clock the vieltore returned to town highly pleased with their exclusion and the excellent defamer, which wee provided by Mr. Olampool, of Hackney. THE OBIAT FIREWORK EXPLOSION. Yesterday afternoon another poor creature, after sat ring the most sierucialks agony kr many boars, ex !au hwydries mob Ist womb, at th• Borough fbat• seem eye', Sat the soak of Oaks QM. DenniV Ni ti hi womb Delaney wfil k Ike ems el akw bum bow lts sill to those alma, WILL T a dear hog David Dm,with hie lerelher, etas *0 Ntallsese Cede.!. premises. attar =Sea to by Dr. Domino, of the West on* isnevot to the host, but so be sellous mr• Ih• ha hos remised that Stills hops can enter faked Id raceway. Mr. Bonham, liverystablo-kespr, et Ss Otkilskiard, Waterloo- road, although rem a kia•iNt km" is still nimbi acutely from the bares be anduel it adesvaorlag is taw the thee at Weak est le as pasesesel be ass at strew danger. Daly MO if thalsreeeds at the Lambeth Wit/mods Osaminkrorkt, it will be nuistalmod was so frightfully banal is hie sot of drawling • ping for the ass of the engine, illtr 'math( at haw he the night, was id length ihea Is the el put Bit =lead lest emits be moist la a aisle idle vat acabei as Tetchy hat, Mt Wit evelalsei mess beeetag the stalest What Mini Ms ask Ism siting At dliktowi. Mr. Phipps. sr g iesteLL eme r the ray, las ka the poor fallow , and via to be d os s kat try be Maly be allestada me. Moak he tarot bo sag _ naa hob al= =l b = *0 se* etteaL The Whom 'a pawky Ni then lb. Oases is over sevesty The o ri s er il l, Deism, who, as we have here stated, is not to nearer, his lost, it k Awed, his eye amay,,..tod Bri m dr aid ems d ar is soh heti woes . =Magas& belk ar La egesheas has dathiget. • ass mod his Oldmar whoa IMO sedating Mr. Bowes tom, wit bar t• Median ONi u'a, was blown off • Wise hes the Mt Ow window, ass , dsiy wore the med. AIIIIMOIII. the cadet beadle of Lassl=d e rtamon- Mg M anar smear for Mr. R. Carter, the . Oil te porter that the fame evening this Media szploelou took piece another occurred on the _*sahiss hellseging to one of Mr. Derby's men, No. 6, High-stmt. Lambeth, which reinitei in the thsaradish M the roof of the Premises and serious damage to tbs haw part, but fortu nately no one was injured. The unfortunate creature who dW geslmivwee named Caroline Clark. of 42, Tower-nreet, _ FORTUNATE RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY.— Early ma licaday morning, when the wife of Mr. Ow how, silversmith, Chelmaiord, came downstairs, she per caved that about 80 watches were miming from the shop window. It immediately occurred to her to go to the station end lequfre if any ow had gone off by an early train. A porter then lammed her that • man who appeared impatient to get sway bad been inquiring about the next train and lied 14 with him a bag, which wee very heavy. Mrs. Oremabow fat the bag and was convinced that it *attained the moles property. Oa the man's rookies his appearanoe be was given lobo custody, end the beg opened and head to contain the walthse, which were worth meetly 6001. The early tra veller was lakes beim the magistrate ea Saesday and re manded till Friday. It la supposed that he got fate the shop when the shutters 'tombola( pat up, sad lay smosaled till I the Inmates of the them awe in i THE POLICE COUB7B. ILANSION-HOUSE. arty Use Kerney, a C;tWetoTtger who has been in the habit of using false weights and measures in his dealings with people in the streets in the fruit line, was charged before the Lord Mayor with having caused an obstruction in the narrow thoroughfare of Walbrook. It was proved that the defendant had been in embody before upon charges of obstructing the traffic and with his barrow; that he paid no attention tithethe of the police, although about a week ago be had been com plained against for obstinacy in violating the law in the way described ; and that the officer had been obliged to seed his barrow to the greenyard because " it was for ever in the way of coaches and carriages and people." The defendant, to the surprise of the persons in constant attendance at the justice room, said, "I was never 'here before, my lord, for anything, and I was never in custody in my Inspector Harding said—The man has not only been in cusWltfore, but he is one of those persons who pursue a system by which the public, in the belief that they are getting cheap trait, are daily plundered to a very great extent. He uses a pair of scales which are apparently fair enough, but when he was taken into custody for the obstruction, it was found that a pleat of lead had been attached to that intended for the fruit so as to give a considerable draught in his favour, while his weights have been tampered with to an almost incredible extent ; than his quarter of a pound weight, when tested, has been found to weigh two ounces, and his pound weight to weigh seven ounces, but the most extensive fraud is by MOMS of his half-pound weight, which only w he one ounce and uarters. In fact, the imposition is so gems, that it is astonfsLfog to see the public purchasing of such fellows at all. However, people continue to buy as freely as if they always got the full weight. The scales and weights were then produced and examined b 7 The Lord Mayor, who said, I remember having had this man before me some time ago, and upon that occasion he I bad false weights and measures. This is a most impudent and 'Maisons imposition. The weights are all bad enough, but this half-pound weight has, I aso, been hollowed oat to the thinness of a wafer, and filled up with a bit of cork. (A laugh.) The - defendant—l didn't know there wee anything wrong about them, I am sure, and as for shoving my harrow in the way, I never thought of Rich a thing. The Lord Mayor—l shall floe you, defendant, for the ob struction the sum of 2a. Od. and u to the weights and scales I shall send them to the Inspectors of Weights and Mea sures, who will know what to do both with them and you. At the same time I hope the police will look after the oondnct of these costerniongers, for I am told that of those who throng the city scarcely one gives honest weight. The Imposition daily increues. The defendant immediately paid the penalty. WORSHIP-STREET. Michael Murphi, ii,Zitinennimiiiician, was charged with having caused the death of Eliza Simpson by kick ing her. Antonio Martin, a man of colour, stated that shortly after cl four o'ock on the morning of Tue sday, the 6th inst., while In bed at his lodgings in Rade-court, Haute-street, Spited fields, he was aroused by screams in a woman'a voice pro ceeding from the apartment above him. These outcries were succeeded by an alarm of " Murder" and a scuffle, and he therefore sprang out of bed. hastened to the second landing, where he distinCtly maw the pri soner kick the woman Simpson with hie wooden leg twice, the last time on the head, from which kick she rolled down the Maim, screamed " Murder," and lay after wards apparenteselers for a quarter of an hour. Witness said to thep risoner, " You will kill the woman, you will murder her ; and he replied, with a very gross epithet, " You come hero, and I will serve you the same." Subse quently the woman rose from the ground, and went into the Witness believed she was &gain ill-used by the pi loner, and two hours afterwards she complained of violent pains in her head. Death ensued on the morning of the 12th. In reply to questions from the maglwate, police-constable Doorway, of the H division, said the presumed cause of death was a severe and apparent injury over the eyes. Not any further evidence would then be awed, as a remand was requisite.—Remanded till Wednesday next. - MARYLEBONE. • - William Verity, .3,;;1;;;i;ioilbed as a merchant, residing at No. 73, Camden-vostl-vials, was charged with the following Indecent and extraordinary conduct. Mr. Keene Minuted for the prisoner. Mrs. Jane Mayers,t 26, Orange-road, Camden-town, de posed that on Thiraday last the prisoner came to her fur nished front parlour, which was to be let. After some con versation he went away, and, on his return the same day, he brought with him a bag containing • quantit of la d ies' apparel. He peed to take the apartments, an d when told that it was usual to gives reference or pay a week in advance. he mid, "I've brought my things, and that's • deposit. I am leaving my home for the present on account of the place being fresh painted, and I can'l bear the smell of it." Complainant asked him if he Intended to sleep at her house that night, to which he replied "No ; I am going to sleep with a friend." Ile put his things In a drawer, and then left. On the neat day he came back, and she saw him sitting in an arm chair by the window, dressed in female clothee. Ile quitted in his ordinary male attire. He was also at the house on Saturday, and also on the previous day (Tuesday), when he came in at 10 in the morning, and having put on a lady's dress, with • wreath of roses round his head, he be haved in a manner too disgusting and offensive to particu larly describe. She watched him upon many occasions, between 10 and 6, and saw him standing near the window, and observed that he was behaving most indecently. He left, and returned at 10 at night, when he pulled o ff his trousers and put ca • pair of lady's drawers and • white crinoline petticoat. By Mr. Beene—l should not have taken notice merely of I his Putting on female clothes, if he had not been in such • disgusting ultimates when I saw him. I thought he might have been in the theatrical lima. It was through a crevice in the beak parlour that I watched him. I have not spoken at all to the prisoner In reference to his behaviour. Theme Winkworth, • lodger, stated that on the previous night, when he returned home, he was told by complainant what had occurred, and while she was talking to him pri soner acme In. Witness advised her to go to the station, which she did, and brought back with her, after some time, • constable ; but previous thereto he (witness) went outside and saw the prisoner act as described before the window. He had on drawers and a crinoline, and wore a wreath of roses, and errand people in the street were looking at him. Wham complainant and the officer returned, whit* was be tween ' 10 and 11 o'clock, the prisoner had on his own proper 'P r e y lir. Been—The blind was up two fast from the bottent.of the window. There was a crochet certain below it, but the work wee so open that I meld ass pithily what I have described. There was a lighted candle on the table, between which and the window the prisoner stood. Mr. Broughton—Amongst those who must have seed him were thin any females ? Wittime—Yes, air ; but they tented Neap m soon as they could. Complainant, in answer to klit. Hwy add the long blind was down to within a short distean add* meet= certain,. Mrs Hwy Wilson (another lodger) said am at shoat km on the previous m u orp/ she was told that the an wae attired in female ap .at U dtiock'she Mint teat end saw wend boys girls look la = the =Maw, and leas what one of the girls, about nineglemesall. lid leer, she (=t aw) went out, and on going pen - es =iedow the saw pri mer ad as described. The orailigilliNnia wan partly aside, hat when misoner notioed bet kanelbljg so. By Mr. Xerae—l cannot sagalkeilliablit err anything like a theatrical dress or not. It Mama is use to be such se dinars wear. I had seen hie 11111611. eandaet altogether tan or twelve time.. I made the opesday or crevice, whin N ever it may be called, myself. Edwards, 100 8, said that he went to the house about =U pset 11, and took the prisoner into custody just 1111 be was armiing oat. He wag NM what he was charged with, end hestid that he we going to perform at • theatre. Albs 01/111Of wee Wad up wittier went back to the peer wils= wtwa the complainant allowed him • quantity ot Heide parel. illargea ap M Westlake, 2 8, handed to the magiatrats a law 14ar the articles found in the apartment ; they consisted a dramws, chemises, silk and muslin dresses, slippers, silk e resene, in answer to the charge, said that his elient and ether young rata were getting up • private theatrical to take Mace in the neighbourhood, and that i liga ti(prisomr) might have done in his own nom, he Sea that any one sou looking at him, or Mit they =aid rally me him. His blind was down swift to gal N. half, and be imagined that he was peribent private la his own place. He (Mr. KU*, - wila.2lfrA that his cheat bad wilfully tapesad bit astonishment that tan arnelsil emaisali say respects= shoodi lave the alleestery to come sward and =blue avow that they bad kept watch ea they did for so long a pet.* orkelnial onspiabas padnet, sa alleged by Mr. aty Maga to pat, slop to it. heess eeld ia ft wee t t=ortin , e a I s ar= up= the two homer. M7rtirtr ophdoa that the awe mate =thin the messieg of the Vagrant Aot for such camas; didthat dkewtharese would leave the court without olltahrwoe abaft te their =ander to. aurpelseser teureded aa bail the amount of 1001. fort= twuppeavamee ea Wednesday next. [Advertisement) OF THE "gez z r at Ilmasa .n w - Ise al einsmal Se he Ifimi rllli " =it. wavelilif poileenal Nat "Jain ucc=nr.=.B.....bh.c ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WiNcassTRa, JOLT 14. CRowx Covrr.—(Beforr, Mr. Joe Channe ll .) _ _ . _ _ • Jade Dooley and James Fagan, two respectable looking mew, carrying on the hotlines" of grooers at Southampton, end also ampioyed by the Ordnance-office were indicted for a conspiracy to extort money from William Scott, by threat ening and accusing his son, Charles Scott, of • crime punish able by transportation. Different counts varied the indict ment, them with a miademeanour for compromising and eons felony, and for forbearing to prosecute. Mr. Cols prosecuted ; and Mr. Cooks and Mr. Yonge de fended the prisoners. The bets ugiven in evidence, were these:—The boy, Charles SoOtt, about 12 of age, in the beginning of the year entered the defendants service aa errand boy after he had been there a few weeks, the defendant' charged him with steeling money. He bad been sent out with some butter on the Bth of May, and wee paid for it, and put the money in hie jacket pocket. When he got back to the shop he took off his jacket and put it aside, and forgot to take out the money be had received to give it to the defendants. He was asked for it, and he said It was in his jacket pocket, and there it was found. They then accused him of stealing the ' money, and of stealing a sovereign and two shillings, which the boy strenuously denial. He wee shut up in a room up stairs, and threatened, if he did net confess to steeling the money, he should be sent over the water, and never see his father any more. Frightened, the boy said he bad. Docainey then went to the father, who works as a gardener for General Dyes, and told him that his boy had stolen money from them to the amount of 91. 18s. 7d., end that he, the father, had it. The father went with him to Fagan's, and Fagan went up stairs, and told the boy that if he did not confine to his father that he had stolen the money he should have the handcuffs C:i g n h :ind be sent to the pplice station ; the boy was then out on the landing, and asked by one of the de. " Did you not Wu, the money and give it to your r d he u r Lt P and the boy said, " Yes." Pagan said to the father who was at the bottom of the stain, " You hear what be has said, you had bottler pay the money." Scott said he had not got it ; but Fegan went to his house, and Scott got • ten pound note and gave it to Fagan, who gave him a receipt for it—" Received of fir. Scott the sum of 81. 18.. 7d., being the automat of money taken from our till by his son, Charles Scott, and also for money received by him and not amounted for, according to his own cenfeesion.—Jause FAGAN." The boy deposed that he had never taken any money, and that the confession that be bed made was extorted from him by the threats of the defendants ; and the father also more that he never had a penny flora his eon. Mr. Cooke made • very lengthened address on behalf of the defendants; end Colonel Cameron, Major Laoey, and other gentlemen of high standing, gave them an ,exoellent character. The jury hsd not given their verdiot when our parcel was sent o ff; but our correspondent informs us by telegraph that the prisoners were Acquitted, the jury a:praising their be lief that neither Scott nor his son ever had the money. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoRK, JULY 14. CROWN COVRT.—(Before Baran Martin.) William Blackburn Dawson was placed at the bar, charged with the wilful murder of James Edward Jambe, on the 6th of May bud, at Halifax. Mr. Shaw and Mr. Mettle ware for the prosecution; Mr. Price defended the prisoner. Mr. Shaw s4id James Edward Jacobs, the deceased, was a workman in the employ of Mr. Walker, printer and publisher of the Babfax Guardian. Prisoner was an apprent ic e in the Genie office. He was always a well-bebaved youtag man, steady and industrious. Hu habits were eon idend by the workmen as very reserved, and if there was any one with whom he was more intimate than another it was the de ceased. The office of Mr. Walker was in Oeorgsstreet, in Halifax. The composing-room is on the second door, sad from this room a door open' into another used as a jobbing room, in which the prisoner was employed. On the sth May the men west to dinner at one 0' (loch. In the middle of the jobbberroom were two frames placed back to back, at one of whisk Jacobs was at work when prisoner returned from hie dinner. Deceased asked him to ggoo into the coropilees' room for a pinch of muff ; ImmediaWy after that the pelikeier took up a pair of dumb bells, which he hod musleatly used to counteract a tendency to stoop, Gait aN wu apprehended from this. At this s went behind Jambe and struck him a Maw et hied with one of the dumb belle. There were Mee - imam* in the room at the time, who saw the =big ell the bar strike deceased on the back of the Ibliesibift he received the blows he fell with his thee es 1 1 E 0 . Immediately on the blows being Miff Ow uttered some fearful yells . The men sad up who started on them, and chore am end alike roam, and fastened the door. They looked halts OMNI= dwough one of the chinks, and saw prisoner left up a pear-pin, about five or six feet in length. When di. mai wanalsoling through the door the prisoner saw tier, era want ee the deer for the paper of coming out sad Itsedeetecillem. The mm than went downstairs Is mieliewee. Tvie me% maned Metes and Tiffany, ran systel& The due use &lint eon, and the prisoner witted straileg set fir Ma the deceased. He at heepeelhe ermys but wee lisally sehmid and held by some of the am Wits WM there. Mateo asked him where Jambs wee? Primmer said be was ell right. Primus, also said that he bed Week' ae adding that be u ought to hem ismd at his bee& elf Swans it out of the elsiew." Whoa So ms kit the mem Ow rem the sehdossio dewed II& Ids heel mask* se &a far; let mks they Mos& I& Lel vie Yeiem la sad the ikon sari*. Wins the pi ewer wee takes into eastedy W deals were amend vitk the Weed of the deemed. Who its lowly woe St ✓olesd this wore aimed ads ehest the dife. self a hatchet had been megleyed. The Wei& am *mei uptake ; end it wee redlisrsa useammea *log he II Is he howl them, se it wee wed kir eitespiss weal deereeliem ;and &we wee se &shit awl IS hail bile tehes amain by We peter. Th. = . = i ir . set suggr: . say metim wa tiy e yrimmar * the OM et seeder that tome motive should be sag He wee hilemel that it wee istowdei on the part of We primmer bp art ap that he was iamb If it we, so, it plains& everything. Be could telly lay that, so fa r as the prosecution wee mourned, al&emp molt at any time was a fearful it would be a matter of mihdadies tf the plea was folly by the ecammil for We &Mem ,". I_l=/ and liamed Bre" es= the &plea le eke plume 711;y7eashe ever the heed with a pair et dush-bells them aostmeleg a wild ihreeleas dissesser, Satoh se alms* them that they sad seism elem. William sat with tamthar roan named Tiffany, weed lo the • i dim os laming the dis turber& ast limed the door of the jeb a r seg Mehigh the mods wee ass hied, bad bear it open, sal this ern, the primate id& it : it lit baud. Soda ides he Lid it dews, des re tail Idea. He said Jacobs was ell right, he sushi to takes I& head off, and thrown it into the street. Jambe wee itmed frightfully mangled, and • hatchet, the &ebb-balls, and the pew-pin were covered with the blood sad Maims dOr Adis. - Ilr. Price addressed the jury for the tier. Hs aili lia wee certain, from what had transpired Ws neWeelse eisoiald have she symit a by of the jury Ws eller,. He did not d tits that the prism, swenniTh of the deauseed ; but cpwetion wu, whaler 21 ter lift this act wu committed he wee aware of the nasty ma qua lity of what he wee doing. If th•jury wan scants:ld that he wu unoonacions that he was committing wrong, then he most be acquitted on the ground of insanity. In tUs am the pri soner had bees on the most Mahouts tense with the deceased, and the act of which he had been guilty was clearly that, not of a sans man, but of demoniac frenzy. For the defence, Mr. Tucker, of Halifax, surgeon, deposed that he had known the prisoner from his youth. He laboured under certain delusions, which he (witness) had sought to dispel. He had feare d that either insanity or suicide would be the result. After this evidence, the counsel far the prosecution did not . press the case further, and the prisoner was found Not °laity, on the ground of insanity, and ordered to be detained in custody. JiARiChIS OOTTOS.—ldesaroot.. JOLT 14.-n• market t .day ba. been mote animated, owing to tbe Vanderbilt'. adrieea dales ,0 000, 1,000 for cps. culatiou. Prime unaltered, TOO ficust, 41d. to Rd. • 100 Itryptan. 81d. to 10p1. • .10 Bahia. TO4I ;100 Plenum, OW, to OK; 50 Mar,,,obatn, K. to OK ; sled 6,000 Anshan. 60. to Oil 0011N.—Boe0os, JOLT It —A good supply of wisest at our market 4k SAday. Nothing doing la w Tie tavola dull. seing la Gan elethos. fled. 41e. to 4ds. ; white, 445. to N 81mCarol-olf•Tans, JOLT 14 —The 'mother donna the t,tt week has been of • favourable character for the mops. At this 0..,0 00 there .. • small supply of 'peat from the growers, which met • sloe a d Hoe of 1.. per or. on last smoke eurmat7. pesos, ow, and d.ape estrum prices of Iset Wedoteday. In •11.1.7 /111.04 other alikka no dunce .ad to note. Imports &ring the put week: Whoa, smtitertah Se gm. OLTTLE.--Bourekl.L. JOLT 14.—Beet .Mt Awls at Wit week's rata Othir tblais lower. Beg made ham, 61 to 4ld. ; mutton, 6d. to 4, 6 6d.. 1 6 .0), to 6..; veil, 4 to 4 6d. ; pork, 3.. to b. Id. pet item*? 81b doting the oat. COME—IMIWee, JOLT IL—Beacon's West Hartley, 14r. 6d.; Bud. dlelWwit Hadley, Ur ; pro Heirsids We Martlay 1k: Orgy West Hartley. 14 ; Hosrartia West Hartley Nolltirtop, 16 6 , Taideld Meer. lea ; Taalald Moor Butes. 1k ; Welker p r k... ; lta. ed. ; Wylam. Ms.; Walls Lad Acorn Clow lass.; Walls End No. am, He. ; Walla WM Meru 11e. ; Walls End Hilda. 166. lia M. • Walls Ned Braddills Motto% Ma. AL; weak am Hatton. 17s. Walla Mod Localism ; Walls Rod lowella Hay lea, IN. Walls Mad !Muth Heaton, Walls End etewarta mos MAO Mirlaellik lta • Walls Had Heath 16s • Walls rd Henwlek. les ; Walb Mad Booth Hellos las. ad ; Was Had . ara. Was Hatton. ; Walls End Whitworth 1 1 4 1 a7t . .: Weirs Moor High Math, lts. ; NOM M Powella Deign Elem. Ws. hi—ellOws al market. 73 ; aold„ 61. L TRAFFIC RETURNS. 111194 PM. Nor- Total. Total lianwors. oven. vers. ober .nee. ad& MT. To dap mans Jane 30. E A I Nara Derm....... 36 711 667 Week amain July 3. Ildlobeith sad 8119407. Wink ming .19 , , 4. gnat Medan 283 11,766 10,708 22.474 21,361 Ile = Weit=l4di 8- JamoUce— to Wm* MY lie 148 281 241 Wait =Mu July 9 lieln sof Yam ...... . U 209 1.021 11.230 1.192 Wadi mese July 10. 0,11 1 2 =1•11•••• • 703 RS MI UM Ws• 76 6134 974 MN 856 , ........ 1/416140 sad illtsuns 11•••• as July 11. Ilar•ssiar,Olka464. Loa Lb- WNWMI l2ll 064 6,165 10.406 10,922 Waltman mid Stonkse66 Ifiaskalss. 1640111 41 1 1646 441 44 sad All•mlors . Imam rilkaltalialas...— 13.8111 9.831 11.1181 4116 91.144 81 — .043 tsar °"""um 61.2113 • 40 ,164 •.427 46.283 1V2 7146•64.2 94•0414. Ahosismoi: — .ly 4 . 513 1.343 6,666 cop Sla w_ ........ IN alys OD UN 4010 6.1169 7.426 Lossuldr• sod Tmktbl6l 11.247 MON 26.333 24.320 1164444b0ry sod Stnalogion — 1.042 1,646 Filisimours ood Mode • 2.013 3.161 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•813 ALTT. Arthur lb& Great, Captain Davies, from Bombay to Liverpool, whisk put Into Alamo Bay on the llth May. leaky. trembly part of her sotto into the Alcyone; although a Ism portion has bees Mashamed, shaed, shamed, the Itlfni still =tee moth water.—Cspe of Oocd flops, May IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Coestellation (American ship), of New Yook, for Liverpool, July 11, Mt. 49.44. lon. 19.10. Charles Holmes, for Cs'eutta, June 11, lat. 41.38 N.. lon. 19.31 W. Eagle (.hip), steerlog to the north-weet. July I, lat. 411.14 N., Its, 9.29 W. Nom. Bells, from Liverpool for giogspore, lone IS, lat. 39 N., lon. 13 W. Pll to , yona mbs. from (barque), of Lancaster, Quatee. July 11,1 at. 49.44, E. H. Tucker. Tucker, from Liverpool for Charleston, Jung 13, Lt. ion. 67.30. fforsh Newman., Cobh, from Chola& for Loodoe, March 91,15 t. I N., lon. fil E. Thorntae, from New York, Jung 28, lat. 43, 1,. 70,90. AMERICAN MAILS.—The screw steamer Indian sailed from Liverpool for Quebec yesterday (Wednesday) with the Cenadian mails and 176 passengers. The grew steamer Nova Scotian, belonging to the same company, is expeoW to arrive at Liverpool to-day with 600 men of the 100th Regiment. Dr. Mackay hes come down to Liverpool to witness their debarkation. On Saturday the Cunard mail steamer Europa will sail for Boston mad Halifax. Lettere will be received at the Liverpool Poet-ofece on that day till 10 a.m.. with late fees till 11 a.m., and on the landing stage till 12 noon. A BALLOON ADVENTURE.—Mr. COAWeII, the well ' known aeronaut, bee recently bee n making some ascents in a new balloon, named "The Queen," from Leamington, Man- Cillaer. end Wolverhampton. "The Qatar" went up for the second time in Wolverhampton on Tuesday even ing , vlth a strong S.W. wind, and was soon among the cl oud s, trit- • rolling at the rate of upwards of a mile a minute. Mr. Coz well was accompanied by Mr. Masters wine and spirit mer chant, Wolverhampton, Mr. JohnJennison, jun., of es Bell Vas Gardena, Manchester, and by a servant of tits Wolverhampton Gas Company, named Brooks. When the party had travelled about 12 miles, they determined to descend upon Cannock Chase, at Hednesford. The gee was being let our, the grapnel was down, and the voyagers were coming down quite pleasantly, is the midst of a sheltered valley. Juet however, am they were nearing the ground, a terrible gnat of wind seized the ma chine with such force that the chief prong of the grappling iron snapped, the neck-line at the same time went, and the valve line was torn out of Mr. Cozwell's hand. The neck line having gone, the bottom of the partially emptied balloon flapped towards the top, and the machine became more like an umbrella, both it and the four voyagers at as mercy of the wind. The car fell on one side, and the travellers ware therefore huddled together, soon of than with their legs outside the oar. They cone- Hued in this state, scudding along through hedges and through banks with a rapidity and form astonishing. Their position at one time was truly alarming, but Mr. Coiwsil oounaelled composure, and forbade any getting oat. Some peasantry came to the rescue, end the voyagers snooped with only a little braising. - - - LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SCHOOLS.—Yesterday evening the fifty-second anniversary festival of the Licensed Victualler,' Schools was held in the large Ashburnhars Pavilion, at Crsmoene Gardens. There wars, as is usual oa this OCCBIIOII, an immense gathering of the trade, by which principally, if not wholly, this moat valuable Methadon is supported; and as far sa a somewhat rough and cursory ob servation, which was inseparable from the occasion, enabled one to judge, ndt leas than 1,000 or 1,700 pentane sat down to a dinner, which, considering the circumstances, was pa dried with greet profusion, and was conducted with ovary possible attention to the want. and comforts of the party asestnbied, J. 8. Tautparay, Esq., of the firm of Coats. Mislaid, and Co.,was b the chair; and the chairman did his bun eastrlbute Wit pewee efforts to the objects el the OW/an. The °radon end feeling of the supportnn el the ssd tie = tolemed on the to ch leed little extraneous chortle rmen end the ether gueY~s who gee their ooratonsami to the herald wee anainedy emed, ell those who had paired ea the accedes evisrass a drake to do their gratedon le proraMe a *rarity which Is m morkeeions he concepti end oto 0E604 carried out la its measiement. Thibest roof of Ms was &ea by the bleary end neat appraises of the oblidrea en wins ti's advantages of the institution share to the by recitations sad ant when they pond ii r tT e t it the room and = their raging. The only drawback, fft ma called so, wee the nattered that although there are at reran 146 &fhb= cicihed cad educated in the schools, there to rasommodelks, is the brio some building in which they are located, far twig* tie ma* her, were the funds adequate to their reception. • Val liberal anhecription was the result of the forand, moralist to shout 1,0001., to which the chairman embibated• her. deed guineas, and his brads a ens Weft DAL Oa the wholethe festival wens era: to = s o l the mere massy which was to forward the permanent hi "." 4 the Methadon. - _ [Advertisement.]—Hozzowxes Onrnon AMP PILL/ IMICTO•41, COZAD • Daubsirtir Ikon RAIIIN=I= OSA, Wbltereass-pisin, W 11.211411511. ruabortabwo. Mitriair ea aboantla disband. wide far slab 11110klim mica ebb bad tin bat advise a ma= 47. 2 2 . " . r•W i r nig VC ia lii m igelp s t I FIZZA ewerCs u CC l t t e= "111.1 ti n ailk "M a" nlirm i t."" l V loll = p =ills . B er:Cpmrat Wired.fl4. 1111 mod. Lead.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIIINIFIAM.—JaIy la, at Imatdoira•place. Nrormem. Mn O. It gratiM • No. tJult IL at Tork.tmnee. Ramat apart, the atfa et P.P. Sac, af .ot. Hai 12. it Gatabril.4lmam. SWIM* Mn. & JO% tt KtIrtIFLI: --31117 10. M 21111 M tan. CMIMStMod, th. wiled Mt P.m. R. 6. )(neat. at • MIL LRITROY lg. MMeapilnot, emu. tSe wit, at A. T. Wray. lip., at a ‘. ILIUM& —July M. l artiatiralmaaa. paapplart. tls• Ela at A. Marla tag at a mit aTEl3.—July 10. at Bull, 14 Wit 34 J. Ay3 ll .3 1 ..,.. 1 0..4 4 81111•11D.--.1aly 10. at Briabtaa.gar3 A33.. 113 dr• d mo arToll.—Jaly 10. at Aeons, Klddlaan. r• awn". 14 " d 76. DUNWAIt. -- . 1111 7 11. at Hama caapa, mown , . A. D. D. M.D.. mad 34 Jt.I.CL-3.31, 13. at StaaganAbill. Midaleatz. 111te14 13 . d T. Joyce. E.G.. aged • • • Imam .ad Pehtlihed be Wittier Lae HAM. II NO. la.b ol —. the Clty of Lando; ?Area, et the 01101. mom. IS the NICLIA of Whitetrian..—Tue IPOT. JOLT 1J 116 .M.O. CO. . a , t • MM. MARRIAGES. A 4.de D ATE-NAYLOR -July 13. FL M Le AW*. EqwWdeethtte Ft "wW °^4 IL Oeptalet Rhea It mem . ElleseeM C rat-nr '. lAl il-jollfrlria the rthrlra. . W &WW Os 1“. G. lloattasion. M.A.. eir. W. Crook, to II el Mr. J. Pletaber. all et Movie& Heath *leer" 10 . 11: 11, Noe W-mtwiss -Jul CJuly at 'Malty Cheri. Wis•—•--.. . . the Am XI. oat. T. Ream. .. to elangiret. Few. •• tn.. of raw MSc.. DRATRS. ..... ....1 TA.