The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-01 00:00:00

CkYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. maul MEWING. (Nubia *1 yeiseds)'s Ispue.) . . . . lb. mep;rt the ellmisalinsivel, sad alopthi by • Loge nDPNOIPTI th owed thee • ticket b. Weed te *my arselbakkr amelthes Met to etheleloa oa Ileaday agioneeen and met we, Whit et men tier tea Ems shield have the phrase el am aellthamt Sim to admit • Weed thr we* ha sea diem If by meths ewe mega ogam• meneM be et heft tape peens fa Lewin mho well homeeme eharebeldeme. Ti. &ware were epos ea earthy, bet embody meat Nre themi—Oete wet% v oth tth hat m▪ 's eyes thee laved hen am. (Mtn ) It the art rhthat • simaebb theahl bo allowed to real, isesiry ridimaleek by ea views wi th raged te the Seaday quoits while thee gaffe esetrary to the splits of Clinisksehis far the *toes berthed y mare. (Clam) Mr. C. Laws elemaded the maim Mr. DA as theaght thee ft they adm the roselelks. irk mimeo moevid at mace the N per. Mime, mad .4i") Mr. Pumas ebeald vete the moil" ea the dithlad that It wall thm7 the twelple yak age. Mr. CI. A amanitas weld with thm het ethebth Ceptie Tootle, metiit sae imememptlee, posithed agar* the mdse. H. wild est we pt le etre the =tea and er nigher gmearle ; bet he loped that ee ens awe ems goo vete whitey to nmeripmbe the ethothems et the %teeth am • Divine embeaame. Yam the mama tble employ berme fireefebd with the eethiloh lelb meet hept he Whin ; end shim* he mu bleed at kr itis be mtedd appeal to the weft embaber yid be bed mid led not eine tree, for the them bed bin hen M. te U. fa (themthima.) The eieM me yell retail et be vet v= i p bed lint op psalm he the etemomme the gr, eigmed by • Eike pewee. • Peer ereetho—Moue of them were argerima (Clam) Cop ia Towee—That my be, eir; bat I de nth Weft to thy, race ewe re tithe of read al penothe who eltheeit a tteChpiel PAM MOW IA WO nomad he dad ea the Mr. Boma Laxesav—%• . • go there ea the ab be& (" Hair, r . end .) Captain, Toone—nue ft remelt (Leastisr.) I may, that abblegb the palls de mot ether the Paler ea the &bow— Laiourr—Del we is Ws, It as by &Alm& (lAssawit4 Carob Tovwcs—Mr. Obalmeas, dll you a ll this sir limn to eider P Aiwa lars~.) I say that Urn me thsemb MIA sift* Palms la cot op OM all Mr. Wanes—DO h Is spa ea the Sabbath. (He. atwell hiaditer ) ee=rTom, peat lataigdea, at WWI ear aglag am glee am et awned, et ebb sew sal le the l'abee, aid who end Yob Mow le wee* aloe hue gam thither, feaea drey isseeisted it el* the merwren ter emeles ef berrees, therein% dry sew easel dapaded. paer. via v ) He had ban talking eaealmeie Mid Itha thee, Omsk ha meet Is Ile lAN*a heels= does, he hal age ad hem is He Orysiel Mae, eat he !Ha vo7 ~area (Orem ▪ " What a belt" Weie Hake I " sad neetelluales aim) The Oaanamt eat it weld be bestir tor the past empire be tai. Mama' to ha own oh reekes, Dwelt die sore% ends fried& Tema haw a Mc ma (Clara wee le seed lie bee %tee lad de- Aiello de ae loam e vail l i ta r ter=irk the Palms led be an mewled alit the wade& (" Oh, eh 1" "Hamel ") • Paor 'intros that se Meade Teen lad ea tame eserkes had ea segietwely addreeleg the err raise ea this salami he vivid 11111111ri• as sem es pas ▪ litemis dere ja r had pew who WIMP enter le ge away _ liellipme her elate& Imes. Nada Memo add het hew pal=m awe et Eberly is mesa es troy plunk and claw--/M reams Me bet He area heleeard is ma efts! het mired Ihr Is peas' laid the ciarara per weed Het he eheadd he alma. die telesiles. (Leal erie Iremedb It wee wrest thee be shield Uwe three Waw, awl day wader wee bialstray pawl see Si mak He elm The pia esedema bearavatly elleeamall alleraelie the eseellee, and i =wane/ let seat shoat Ina* Mly . Ns. Lotrinsr Weed be lbe Zeslwated 0/1/4/21 is Lai. and Debit al easeeple d belleadeee what way epee be the excel== eat an am Ilebbeia, let ea deader Me Maass lowa which the Oho Were MA eat emu dog) • sea rig thew IMO this ere,. • ersairry igio et view • m=ama M (Mama) .V. P. ATOM all it WPM be II pad OMAN lo Ike is be able le tate he fray , is the Pekes ea a flesder, efar be had dowsed the lowslog to reftbee eateelas, whoa he .call task wee mesh is ate* esie bigotry. (C?_8110 dr. " WatiltillLti lemmata that aim d do ilhaakes she were assolopt at parbemat had sleet op Ow dm la perlis mat. Me reread that they eheald re be the Q.i, The mit e. (1 eueety have sem eywcatlry he the sallheies dhr eabjerteashar eal dam) Atter Mg sad imgeks MN% Tba premed the filleM. I.lollltion, vas Amid Kr. Meetoovr, sad er dad by a loge nejettty : " flat bbe iiicet of thb ssmalat the ereele. et the Palm remade te doreholloo ea gawky admen dadteak ad dot ble Wined to the hoot .1 dlerasee a mho melt arreemmie se they may aceatkr beet he skis KIM le ale everkebra." Mr. L. lrranr demaded a beast, but Ilitatty vas emdeated i flagaa the LI dray me mean/ by the Maher le elea the idere; cord the amber me ady mode up by tee et r. alma valudewlag their ame• la the meeilme. lb.Sanit imseed rasolatioa rarrotai the bees sas . 1 Mlle alike. in ezeheme for elms le be amid, the amber et sash adatieeloas to he ambled theta Imew Ms by the Mad. Agreed la • very Iss sealb. Kea meet rte Maher make of the bast dereht he atm by Merilemat ter eireder; but = pba rimed ; aed the me thee &reelthe P elmets 146, Idol, s te ad lab ef Jelly, totem Ks hem el Iliad 4. Mr. Pt; Noma aid whether lama eat be bettor to Me Ke_poll ot the aeopen's Oboe at Reeter-bedi The C11•111iltAll—W it woad bs lather a dobato bes to boob a (Lossfater.) rood* You's—We amid Ise you them (Lesiber.) Ib. CH 'ammo, The vet tee of the relieve alveolars, von*, teolood. esotee Mr. Low tad Mr. PrIOL 14:TA01; itairnsharabaiii; a 1;U ...dal hlk.d a.st N. • boa ha had set andamaded .aka It, tar sandal adhalm the Midas at the pram' day. (Haw. law . amid lolly wry that he had coaseienuoaaly dirty. Misr ) SLaca—Tes swami mg Mau as bag as yea possibly awid. 00ILVT la, Mid Owe IPSO IA Of ilia iS sire led beta add about Ida. Tar th• honk mat at di• bard MINIM nod, spilw., sol Ledo pesporml sad • show ofttasio Wag called, dr mob= ewe Ili. Ned //le. Wit Mi. Lamle l6 The (thetenthe theneses embirel rir. Raid decal het a bast less Ilemalled by the ether emedhistee, sad led le Wee pirmatia. awe thee as the Sher. The Chiaterwr this thew* te neeled the fa the Sued el esiehmest le the east " No shell be 'NOW Is the ethos el aseeter %WON et the time et hle Soothe. ea At de suresedth ands est= be shell have bele esslelend le the resieter el the prestater et the amber dams pieselbed es I t ft • asesstry quilissiks he • &Moe This yeedies mesa sey emend see ail aimed is paint as asimmr eery absinth le the if ethiesthnies the &win ban Ira he lira The af illreetere—vie, the WI- Via t WS there Is the anyeey—weeill nesals es Ire- Mr. litmus* Gel he bight so have ben &SW at the lest Mr. Left the aeadides stet Wee his, herby hem sir this ntle. Mr. CA our se/ PIIIIIIMULS lineerml Kr. Hobby's astaset la rasher Oren ems. Kr. Kamm% .1k per thilipathe, repsilaisi the kr sew ell& hid hese wild le Wm. end milted the dr senthisesi Mai Is hal heeitht the them width sesetasiel hie seelltheithee. Kr. liarelefe sielthessi append to be eareptel by the seestrag slamsebey Thew keg sed Wetly pereonel the, et the el slab. reeeleefea gee sesetlyed. • nee el IMO& ee the ehelnams sea dareetoes concluded the babe% eilkielibmil Wad he GM e hell mortal bow& EAST INDIA CONPAN Y. As adjuarsed gisural quarterly meeting of the Court of WIN by as Us East ladia•housit yes terday. ls i. abuses ddo Adman of tho directors Cos . ilairrvicx. tie daysey a:minus, resided. Lb Warm of dr in snoUng loots. bast toad and ensfeurl, The IM•N NM be bad to Worm the proprietors Qat Neese ibe Ida Beside( tbe Cwt of Doeotoce bed addieeeed a IMI la imo Prooliama of UN Board of Comm oa the sib. joie of Or I. NIL &WWII ATION 01 Or DI. Mr. /own oiselsdad a ingehmed speech by tire Is Ow oghles of that town the kingdom al Oohs= be robed se Me klag t or elm sipleseMelive hie Mr. Lewitt oseesiei w malty. He sheeM set &gee the goestlee .Mk mimes SI tho Justice or *wan et the IMMINIMMOS, boa WA swim en le the lomat oesdieles oldie lig et Oahe sad of Isis. IN hod sot oat, salmi we the tosebeey Owl% Ise sem the beg timaslf tad we the. auk with Idea vim lad hews always te,Lbtal to ha bow ~."1 1, _espgase Weer oth, to be feitheal ? '" ow, lose In weighs essl4 or ought to sib Awe was set basal watetko ; bat am arm is Italia hod boa eakwashoh .... ea toy logaelleis As Iseg ao the Ike eurafrle l bhgehma we &SUM sew lova Dare ea lees. ?b mem sesousis him Italia was of tho smut ellsoraw. as timid ast the absinows wool/ giro Shwa IMO asoweat whet was rift to be doss wills the lUsg el 064 awl obsess it van fsAeid to keep him la ossemessrmt. Up to bee press* time It bad not bees Mated that bs bei pealed aphid mis bat be wee wird epos, and we ins keeir Irby. Ile Timbered why the king bad not sipped to the Owens Court of India for a writ of babies same@ bat postbags there was we law In beak dew. n. bouzumui Able 1. Comb had w Mhos the elate) aid the 011111111 of MIMI= bed rewever as behimiltm ea Ms se sae Sew the rembisre tbsswelves. TIM Neel et as a body die nit Itaare the cdrommitmeims mailer ebbe Its of bads was enested ; they keine manly that It wins aessemt of a supeoled complicity is thin usetesism Tlie mime d the Mbar sedw which bin W adoid. base s is is = end tbs maws espedhig Ws motal Ms. Cow tbs.* that if they wee b pall lbs e Ara they bid rind what had paned pwrbemmet= v2sipasVt envy mew would were that the kingdom d be resiend is its fanar ~ewes. It arse mid M e a ds :eat staltmitty that wittiest the lisbeet Jumbo se seal be awled, Mat ram Weld coped judg ment Mm dielb kr miedeede, bat seine sulky of Wes** me=t em pstaatt both Mm Owl sod mew. Leek at the ben Isswilit spa we by ter bet ft/weft arst of Weser, , ibe c=ad=s ef Owds. Claairsmaw es =la Tea 011•11.1“/1 WO/ abseil Is b r pall a t o biialon whew Il Mr. irjwat Gasman mid be they , sloaeld lines soasibleg ow tbs other sides Thin spiebse had bas all on ow!_slits so be. _ _ b. could all 11118 say soot In the pored dallier the revises adze, ww eemehr sub a melee u this. He seed qiles. • Theeiusiros seemeded. H. dimwit it 'add be =- wile Ile eeme le velem' Shia snidest la the rem* Mete of Ise& Ho ooneweeed wish it bed bees doled by Os earlier. as tam* sus if thej hod isidsjdoss elm die ametry and atimegwd is foe the Wages mg did et.gyeere.--_ 14.116joast 0. $11.2 a mid he osuo Io tits Court of Mart y bit am Utsy otsa baahl H. Ho amid that the Pa' be_ — The rout woe them cowed ecoredi y, sad that mot =1.7 1 / 11 .7 =Mote the doctored the se ea NAVAL AND MILITARY. Amman', low' —Arronrnazirrs.—Csp irk R. Ilitirlso (1M) to esomood =eel, 7e, Ostpt. A. C. Key, Ilosstrei . (OM, is Ye fiesorge, 6, o,oollslibiel Desee ; sod A. Groben, ND. osin, le be to the Miley, 101, Ilevoldp, Pailesoolb. nen& Ameleteel4orpoll .T. Spools is appollaledl to the Pal Nabs'. Adlisi Assielest-Sergeou T. Roe to the Scourge. CHATHAM, Jots 30. A Imp geetber of the troops beloogiag to the Asps slab Mil We laaratay at this pubes boot Idea- Owed kr ems' el lbe essimMe sow weft Is Isis, is esesseesese el the dlehmuimilla of the aastNaa In s War-ollso mil to famed say no riefsremese to I. ter rat suelmset, which is audio mass to rotas to lag- WM. About 1.0 at Ow 32nd baot votsalsond to tlts 31112- t or y Tusk, owl low number for serious reglossolo of Ms s sow% abs. Asenier arrived al Ws itaetisen fees the Wir-ellat, this =Me& etunlemeedleg lie War lee the einbarltsdon at tbe mnineale ea bend Ibilleleare Wean* Ilde day, en* le last meg bales bun debased in the Beet I. Duke by dr went donde( accident. The amber et 000 beep sear aim le ante* in tbet vowel flee Entracese Me Oi 60 seeks, eeleded been the 111 nattier; RN Inhaery. 70dt, 8121, end 96th Be-t.. The Reyal /Whom Militia, 800 strong, under ' Celled PAR; wM leave Cork for the Carragh Camp on the Nib • The Berl Baleares will embark 600 men at 0111111111401•11, as drafts for Bombay. 131COND LITZ 01:1AADIL—Thill regiment, under the emmeed of Ckdassi Martya, mad tie only me of the Wear bid cavalry Weide ast imam. hass ia 1863, hes readiosil sears te lseve Windsor for Aldershot& ramp this dig (Thenday). A Ilsw roomits sad aaa-aotime will ba hit la sharps of the bemaoks mated by the regiment at Windasr. _ AMY fiesvlcse.—The amount of the receipt sad eeimmileme grow itervices, haelediee cammlas net, end mem^ he the year mass 31M Karel, 1867, hes jest ben prim* hoot which It swears that the zm gale asesemt of the ortneary gnaw aney aad asevireie 1N647 wee 20,478,01141 L, sad t►e WM asps& ten 21,116,8f61. 3a, Li. SPORTING. SHREWSBURY SUMMER RACEB.—WADNisDAY. W iw OoaroaATlON PLAT. (HaOat of 6 sm. Nat. Kat a wink. el *Jae 3111. TM mead b. mos AWL ammo* sad *madam OS f Kr . .l . Z . sn 4 4 1 /04 W hob* If. lb* 3 34 331 Mr. Madk..e. $ Isk 10lbleit. 6.6 1101.1 "'id 2 1 Mr. M. West 0 I Tra. er. lOa. - • • • • • • • • 11. J. I Mr. F. ftriblaaa• • Is. 11.61214 ...... ... . Mr.?. OW'. Ob. pa.* Mb.. _,... ... ........ I CO*. 1 3 ) :4 Mr. raper* Many rte" 2 ye• I* 11.... . - . .. .•• • 4 : T Omisis P•014.41airi. , ...a4q....... i, J.66 .. iii , , I Sa•T i a... 4l• wet = 44 0 Ob. I wi tha l islf is berurfa• Irma vb. b. 4. arse Morable ..l4P M•ao i r 4111,...ea............ ..... . Ike staitan _ea pimell d • a••• was wausl•L .106 :surai• OW Osallimploalw Mum ma iromda 10 ral ists A 14 OWL milk ; Koss. wins Ow Diana - Omml• awl • Wt. Mr. J. ilmusril Mearmum•• W Tim MOW Id alb. Mr. Tans* Wily Yam I Is. 041116 Oas W. ar. " 7. 412 a1 1 Mr. T. 1111.1111% Yams. 4 yrs. 4.6 bab Ilaa 2 1 as.) 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OW. sr ••• 63R Ws WI. ... . . ........ ...MIK 6 Mr. Wynn. MA Iboamms 4p• TO Ws. id ram ....: 10mbeeni 6 Ms O. - 6 .0 1 apt ••• • ia se 3 smi sibbowirs. 4 s• 1 WM 11 . 3 •1 6 “. W. br • Malik • bisi 4 swim it. mond sal OW. awl isana. Oa rereelse i • mob Mop eider of Apollo 1.4••• lo Okr as Is Ms maim as ibe=gl.2.• TM on ros lavartlestad Mar Os rum osi As irk amour 4 Olas 3026. MIRAN AND MID-LINT RACI3B.-WitagispAy. 4 ,karim rams et 41 ma. ML .yroli. ril womb. 0.. •M• Slr. 10. Td...a.. Or TKO** 1 yo, tat elb . . 44t. Wr a x,,,,a§." -b . 4f s i _..........__• Seal 11.61.••• Op iftiad l.O )74.16-zie.r..rs-wesitz:r.l,l::..sitzatir. , he Mr. 0. Orsartues Alb Oble Ih• 0•13.4 by bln1•••Yr ha iiii. OM ' s ii.: . 'fa' foci: I ttitl i rkil 41. larad) 2 Mr. Norms• Ism d Iliassag Till 3 ri• 1.• 120 . S k rtao lir. . al Tar•r7.Kb foe Mb WM-. . es 111 Mc 10*.abspoor. • *.k Oa 1.0. .. lforl I Won W • .11bree lamMr• K • brinetems the ... l • l &ad *Si ne•*••• zarersgpse wee *Ws Taa Cimino. Pima Ilium. KS row irk skT101•1164 tar OM .64. re womb. Oprisail WIWI *K OK aa Daft Ow nib OM lb Ormas). 314140•0•Wab WI 043041131*. by lbsa s r MA TO . I Of•KM it 1 1 a. rat iri T•lll3ll l : tit - ..... Mr 1 I 1r * Kr. • Impiliama 4 t....... .... I • TIM MK : Mrs - by \Ws ; heath/ *WM* MP TA sad *IA. 110.011.*: Meg Yr • Ins* ; tad Mat. arai : Km Is • amble br ombrorbs. Tiro Lep a.r Pura firsdima. at 1111 now for 1124.416 Ist rip lasi Mrarnostri. Abseil. mai aIM • WK. Kr. 0 11..... Mr. Are Li* OW 1115 Dim•• 4 In. Out 2.0 flas WI ezu Mr. T. arsse. *. 130;1*.1111 10. 4K liro l tt 14*1. tOrsotori II 41":. P i b spa awha t =7 . "... k. Z . 1.Ppe. Oa a _b. WM*, 4 es b ut • Wilk • ow. •IA •••••••*• mewl sad *WI ; • II turstreCllo 3 ow SW so woo le XL ANksltts la* W.. boas la& BESTOW. ACCIDIENT.—BRISTOL, PILL. JUNE 29. —Lust e i ri= 818 o' w lay of Dr. Davis, of 134. Peas, by bow sow, was paring the arrow reed at the lip el Bead Point, in their gig, at a slaw pees, wises the here eaddenly sped„ end lashed the et sear the rein, whit\ ore Item end heing 14111 valor et the line, the with the knee mak lone. diadely, and wen net resevered low amts. The yang seatisea reeeri with aiv healer, bat the maw Wad we& were% babes reamed from drowideg by three Pill mew, with a beam atm. The ma were very previdentlelly pre lim at tbe mow la a yawl, sad have bean well rewarded by Dr. Davis. LUNATIC ASYLUM—Fronk arlbtfll just published is Sri tbs arrabwr of licensed beam to 'Ended else bat the nos et inertia was, en the let of lea. bet. 111. Is the Neared hawse el the metropolis the total washy ammik.... ten via., 4 306 psMte l ad 1,317 peeper pothole. The ears are pretty , row& the panels, hat mann the paupers the weber of the lmelmmelds w numbs, of the wales twofold. The Mai lllVllabta dhoti's ha the proylfortal homed hours or the led ef =was 2,617 , viz , 1,497 private and 1,150 Mr= AND Fousloll 1301100 L Bociim.—Thu sannid Pansinatina et the w wag held ye *Oa F. ens Bert of N sod at the din sillernall arrinw, the el and tancliers. Mbar sellnelser le the high sadelhellsa wo rds tee runnier tin war here abed*/ le all posse, his lordship labeled in Wong anus ef.appenetien le the range and tednitcawe of the seripleral Inetriedge rammed by the children, to the medium et the radio, awl te Ms attention given to rob job of with dientle sessoray. A sots of thanks I. the Babb Anima= was prepseed by Bishop Potter of Phila delphia, 17.8., sad sweadmil by the Rev. Yr. Boat, hum Bordeaux. Till OW? ME AT TEI LONDON DOCI. LOBS NZAALI £lOO,OOO. The destructive fire which destroyed several of the divisions of the south (stack) warehouses of the Larks Deets on Tneeday afternoon proves to be more disestrous te ampect of the mould of property destroyed thaw wee at fratenticipated, and exceeds any low that has takes plane in Leedom of tweet yews. It was past midnight before there weld be aay oweefiou of the world= of the mesa, sad eve it Ikea time the dime smoke which woes hoes the nate =Mated the esteem of a large body of ere beneath. The Soak= mine, smiths= oldie Dock Company, ooationed youlariay to threw not SS et water into the gutted =rases= Mt ems days toast nooswerily stapes before the Ike Gen he wtoZ sdas erliershied. The great seltpa et re which aseopielod the th abseils et antra Mahlon warthog= =fun to have Wen hilt over the whole of the swim perks of the welrepels. Nothing like it bee hers sferbsoed to Landow sines the Fire B o wee itented, and cos disrlesera quantity at (sae mart @Mr 2,000 in piles ow the hew) =Mt Mew If, it is M o weadirful *Si II 4111•1111yie ilk/ is weltraboly Mist width took fist et Getiolorei set Noweretle• ifee-Tyse a law pees imp did ask Neer. Lew Woe it b. the themes wee insane =eh beswelhes both ho= front late this Mel lo= werthswee, while • somber of own wore era the reale the edlieholeg Weldlo6lllll4 a few miser mildews lot Woad the toes bog= =rig= just akar ed the bails& had to Get ekan - stases may be attotbsimil the pretsrvating data lives, tor when the great mafiosi= we= SO =rift wee it that every partials of the =The laggeity same down. Kr. Braidwood use etetaiba within •Mr yards of the UMW at the to~Nhhe wafts thoi seding appresshigg geme cegia showvatioa ; Its leek pealesler setlei et the walla a the eh& nes% mg thee um • Atilt Anil= of the =the ehmehne, end he a aratest be we. spfnitsesims that the whsie stock woo mob. down. Ts ones 140 were ea the =Mid= rods mho iggribe that they let the were hewer vibrate heal IMO =I to the other m if they were ea the we of Iteker is SiL Sewed were exposed to the tall hem all the were fawn down, their faces W i t rid tor a IMO tenteetpintel Mowing that ether stores of twee nerg,_ Iran sway mood that they =raid is Mehl into the eh. (hat as the fowls era on the ewe, it wee egoaly i ceig ee WAM o f Aiming - it the docks. The ea= alma away to e el the weird= with ad =hew w the et the esstiograhlem eel insb wow o Ma gog ths ware ilierali ty willt MOO dot ache m= et Mee wroftever to the b tallewed ta ly tn a i shewir et tilsoogml tog owe= mend the Oath Quey, l = . was a gamed shelic rid soma* te get dem emspl the sailors, wad male ma eel by the Nihau whisk wee Whig wooe ethos eeeebred. bet wag Moodidely reser d & , whil The e sweeps hil who Athol the nibs yellogiof ell ampowel their songeho at We t he everegemee ti thumped's. Whoa Rls stated thet the web wow of sell brietwark, 3 het thick, sad straggly whim& *pew with Inn bah led ties, and that they IMO lbws its Ihessest• ism Ilea may be heard of the hertel deresetr of the eaumelat. ths al& al thp fro midis immosinalsi. The bead et dbeelies LYI. sI ea imgellay yearamisay, with view et elleldmg the whole °Me deemwelemeas Malin the out break, bat they have mei yet ameledid the imemedgellem. Thin ere maay bete acemeeled 111111 the die wide switewirt yeelimig amseweatable. As spuds/ la this Jw d the ire is timed le brie evememeed what vas kr us add weembere fur, the ippeneest gluey is Ow eittes admin. Tide am arm is the mac wed lighted by term. It wee a hrg• ares ai illlll. ww. Waded thirtv. whele be rmeah of It had ben eyes trees think la die mwembg, par biddy wee d amia hew Deed limeegit helm *el dlr. The isee who vim em the Mar es ham or as babes the Guam* hew hem emmimiesd, isi hew their sialement It maid upper that there vie mot the held Windom of wieheollea Ogg ca. Whoa the fire was dimerweed, at tea ' Eludes to twelve, the ileum wee avaglag right read the ales ranged elm the door, sad midair Into aeasest tbai the goods were eD Y easprowei balsa. plied i mp above the ether is mild thes, mod mei se &hie le igmke se if la a loose glees, it dese sena asearehrt Om" that the IS. should Mee Mudd emelt am meamelemey fa me abort a Wm. Mr. Pan, the awletwitimwerieteadeat, wee la the ilehdty et die wereimema at the tine. He waceseidi Is pa thway into the dew, awl lewd it la dame hen as aid to the slier. It le aided their w ri ss imeg hem mgest with elm awdety to de le gewbollem • Wet vddild any *PIA% W i t that is tee ease et the dram at Kedwelede, awl that owe rem* at Freeta.whart, joie fermemi a hip premed= if the goads Is the doors when time free eaummead. Ahw Me deg all the James Beim elippse-ship, at Uv deslowker f t w e wee mid that the lint begin emesegat the j otelritlm- TV 11101111 ft el the Are as sao division to the oasis WS hem dourly esserialasd to has united hem the party wells sot havhig boon marled up adiolimilig MO to_ gooloot me warehouse ham the ether ta maim s esh Tho mai mast the dammirdirmoheled the roof of le, the lamer halc mg y dmasOW @Was, ad la a very quick that Ils divilekritsre tier saltpetre was obeyed, liras on lire. the same our may the &ntrnodat of the wan boom as the ether ride be attributed, and Hwe renumber correctly, Alderman Humplary's warehouses, at Loaders bridge, a hwyearo ego fell a eacritloe to a similar defect its W easetneellaa el the party walla. It mem to be quite true that the brigade, and even the is own lumen, had the greatest difficulty in getting W anywhere near the fire, in consequence of the vary oreaded Mate of the roads flanking the warehouse, and mom at tics brigade engine were unable to get to work for pearly half an hour. Had the calamity occurred at night, It Is difficult to coojacture what would have been the result of the obstraction sad delay. The report that dm ezgloolon hod mend tits loos ci many Wm, mad while woo extoulady olvedsted threighont the Brat.wad, 101 l to themoot potent arodoeg ammget the voistivar of the moo Moho& of labourer, employed ist the dada For home Cm Leaden Hospital wee boirgell by a largo owed ad mama ad &Urea making awe logokiss, and W Wields had groat &Sanity la paresibig the peer eras tams tint the reports were lIITITIONOS. To add to Utair pus wore w* deta theiled E desk otos were timed, sad the barb& of the area t aro WWl* la angina &a , ban they wire relived worlds' ~ The Wield report mods by Mr. Braid wood to the h angnail SEM hist/ dosurillms tho property destroyed to bo ono divisional wareheme dailmayedwalls blown out, two weigher.* mob sad appr Isere destroyed, sad the two sdinlaing warshomose dome* bg sad water. The she of Imagoes an Irmied in the Ban, Royal Escheats, Plumb sad Mbar ism. Th. Dock authorities awe womb. a list of the property destroyed for the idematioa ef the seerebants. Fiese.—Yestenky afternoon, between three and leer o'clock, a do broke out on the premises of Mr. J. Wilkes. • comma* ad packing-case maker, situate at No. ' 32, Lit* Rendelph•oheet, Camden-tows. The hoses and all It eastedned wee deemed, and earbienble damage done to Um dialing peasehies, whin en he eat to several poor betas.— Aaseme he ~11 ~using in the itemises eldr. Rey, sheds is the Gbdermeoreed, Islington; coed arable drop was dene.—A bele* does in the premiss" of Mr. W. H. Beek, Me. 2. Chini plssi, Three Colt-street, Old lad; the Ore per (4 theb ding wee burned oat, and the upw pod eilseelveiy i =i L ; the owner wee fortu nately Mewed is the Sea —A Are happened yes =in the enliesse el Mr. J. owseend, No. 1, Ease:- Pareet-geee, Wed lb" Nam; the building end andeette were destroyed. ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. seex, June 30.—An sodded, which might have been Weeded with fearful but which lortundely melted in damage to the rejeap sempany's pleat merely, ereered upon the Greet Wakes *est Sathemplen, seer this day, 10-day. The WOO mid Somerset brandroeters wet* trunk lines* the oses sM sad It spews Mel es the ran, whir boss islet ery at 9.40 bet. end =Ash unkind a ongdosble noir of we eppeesaift tbe girl= at MK yen 1 this meselni. dio nese. bele sane entspl=4 ewes got et be nib. set =Sin Irk be nag up ears UN rails In= it. Atter Is Ms way for shot 100 yards it feresestely tweed mil mei into a beet, which pat a seep le he further area. The whole et the beepilb noged with s one mbar& sol the hemmer tomitroess. The roe bod lees *at off jolt the ogre gel e( the roils, vide dieubtleasiy aeseeete Or the eel osenat of inj ury warned. Had the arid= seemed ape see et the high embankments, =teal eg is a =leg, be amessonoss mast have been most Ira Or• =Or about 220 =deaf On station, the Whined preteens ono saes ors= *en the emigres, eel, awe • dag ed about as her, Imre base& as by the swan tor boo Paddington. A imaltur of haymakers, who saw the engine run off the rails, left their work and ran to the amminesee of the passenger', who, froM the maw 12 e mi t lb. llne who be4n torn up, appeared to be in the most bast dupe. The Wilts and Somerset traits have been obliged to go de Ohippeehus to-dey, but by to-morrow it is expected the Injury le - Os tads will be repaired. Th e m a w was much shattered Wee line with which it cause Ito collision with a large erne I the bask. As say be ap posed, the fortunate mope ed the ==es the sag= of much congratulation eed deep ACCIDENT TO • LONDON AND ILANCIIIIITZI Ex —An snidest easerred on Tuesday rain le the szprses oda w ish lad Yibenerese kg Me chum, at Eve o'clock, by which several pones So have sustained alight *juries. Whom sere the end= in !tonne hanshin. the tire deo am &Mos *Wel of the elides wile eosin ma NM dal 411119416 no off the reed the orbit re ea shoed =Kt= line at** ors, The s re, sod the end el a eeni.ebem orris= be a It, wore emeddierally Wesel. The pee tern ea te Bad= IY the "maned expos? eery n= bit Leedom at II g 0 pnr sad Ira Ilse = they were easvoryed is a soda ben te Keeshastar. amide( there shortly alter midnight Ow dams foreeki to have been moss sown, Ares is • Ns. Keennh i L2 • Koteherster, and Nether is Kr Choke Dilloe, the Isle of the Ly omen Titan, who stopped at Sbedield. The lady's-maid of Kin ilibilettoss. of Mount* received • shed*, bruise over the eye. bet wee sot ethane= Injured. She was set down at Me Ifs a_ Melba, red =maid en tte following day by Kr. Ones if the I= d Irrios end Cooke, surgeons, of liessishimeßeiropge m e ss y w , s i re el the Manchester, Sheffi e ld, sad THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1858. Kato Intelligent. EQUITY 00URT13.—.Tuvra 30. (Ware Vier Chancellor Madanley.) TIIIIMiII V. BEADIEST. In this cue the plaintiff wee the sort Is SW upon certain shone in Se en:gondola Heppe OfflIPM end is the mortgage deed wee • ousiest against all calls made by the add esegeny, by payers& of such amount the day before the all fdl du. The enapany was in course of winding up and the Add neneger had made a cell ; and the question wee witelher seek cell was within the toms of the cement Tble MN wee lief for Eperformance of the OPVIINIIk SS Ms seemspekin that r d al ° Mr. Bally and Mr. Bull were fee Mr plebrild ; Mr. Giese and Mr. Prendergard tor the dedadeat. Els Honour dismissed the bill so far a. ft asked payment, but retained the reminder for a year, with liberty to bring an action. In the ordinary cue of a covenant It might be doubtful whether • bill ' would lie," but m such a case as tide lila Honour thought It would. (Bofors Vloo-Chaacellor Sir John Stout.) BRONLOGI O. DAVIDS. Mr. O. L. Russell appppeeaarreed in support of a motion on behalf of one Price, an illiterate person, now In prison, being in contempt of 100/., the purchase money of property sold under order of the court. The motion sought that the pur chase might be rescinded, and that he might be discharged from Kitson, and that the solicitor who had acted for the giainbff in the cause, as well as Price himself, might be ordered to pay the coats. Mr. Charles Hall appeared both for the plaintiff and the solicitor. The Vice-Chancellor stated the beta, which were shortly sa follows. The property haring been offered for isle under ma order of the court, Price applied to the solicitor, sad was assured by him that the title was good, and also promised him to ralse the money neemeary to complete. Prim gave a written retainer to the solicitor, and signed the contract, on the seenrenes of the solicitor that Ws title was good. The title we. la hot defective, and the solicitor mimed to procure the messy, which Prim failed is obtaining. The pWatiff after wards obtained ea order, the solicitor acting for him therein, that Pilo* Model pay the purchase 'money within a given time or be committed to prison, end sot having paid the pm dam mosey. Prim wee committed to gaol, end now that solicitor opposed the merlon for Prioe's liberation. Ths Via,- Chancellor thought the conduct of the solicitor highly repre hensible. By Ms order he should direct the marmot to be rescinded, sad the liberatka of Kr. Price at once, whose caste relating thereto most be personally paid by the solicitor, who must also pay the oasts of all parties of this motion. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--.Ttrxt 30. (eltdap at Nisi Prhm at Oallditall.—Been Lard Campbell tad a Comma Jury.) KEANE V. WILAXONAIt. Thus was ma motion to forma panperle, to nooses compen sation to &maw Ms a bits tam a dog. Kr. M est flems sad Mr. Brook were for the plaintiff; and Mr. Waled= for the defendant. The who was a porher, on the 28th of March last wss ssereislog a posy belonging to ha brother In Horan waaspwleses, when the two ems of th e defendant, who hasps • pulls-boom la that thoroughfare, set at him, se allegsd, a dog, which bit him in the leg sad inflicted a serious Far ths &awe, it was stated that th. plaintiff'. brother was raisin otter the posy, admits his bawls in order to secoistals Its GM speed thee . soil that thi Psi boys ustelly Mowed his the dog, Mimi th e to &on or to anthill by th ell& e ado, man allsr the *We W loathed the of whisk las Theme olthnotely bond a meth foe the SECOND COURT. (Sittings at Nisi Prian—Bein. Mr. Alla, HM mad Comma hair.) RIONELD C. XOOIIN.-OIIALIINTIII. Kr. Ormond and Kr..Watida AMINE' wee counsel for the plaintiff ; Id= Use and Kr. D. D. Kam, ap peared for the This was as adios as a guarantee. The plaintiff is an Miser on Wag al bs secy. The dahadaat is a sohoi ,tor 11111 hoserly a wiser el a Kr. Nesimates, to wham he bed served Ids • Is Odder, UM, Kr. Patebsetea wee baled to dr pielstilf OMI., esti es the 14th of Jesswir. LW be pre• nets Kik soolds far the amemt. The noes was sails pisdoolifwas 'beats aus moss proceedings le mem the wsawst. The dolsiat, whams thee an artioleldsrk to Kr. Pensbertue,celd Mahe pleidirs molkitor'solke sea tecissted tine, rad prernisel to pay that INK ea the 20th .1 October, 1866. Ile sae a Awe for smog. At sahesqsaut per he paid two was of lOU, sad a sole of his woe iods toad k width Is m a id, " Tea shell have 1001. this week. The Mw bee net bees wi1101oestrol." Is conasquesos oldie ewes el the . ths proceedings against Kr. Nosterks were Then was sow a Delano, of 200/., sselsolve of doe by Potharton, which it was sow ash& la rip cover frees the dehedast, on the ground that halal node bloat reepwrible, es sissidwation of Notberkees seititc The defence was that lb. Moo* had acted only ma agent for Pemberton, and bad sever humid to maks him& per locally liable. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 1001. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Tetra 30. (Bddity' at NIA Pdoo in Loodass.—Before Kr. Justice Crowder sad • Comm hwy.) TEN MIIMAL LOAN FUND AASOCIATION F. SODLOW.-- SVIZTTSHIP. Thh was an motion to mover a belanos dee on a promie soey_ sots. Mr. Atherton. Q.C., and Mr. I. Brown appeared for the =and Mr. Berjeutt Parry and Mr. Prentice for the t. The proooedistge arose out of the following circumstances : In April, 1857, Mr. To an articled dark to an attorney, borrowed of the plaintiff' 701., and he, sad the dehedent am his surety, gave a joint sad ieveral promissory note for 911., dated the 28th April, 1861, and the amount was payable by histalremits of 111. 7s. 6d. every three meths. There was also 'von sa col stend seeneity a hal of sale upon Mr. Toadfurniture at his ehmaleers fa Gray's-inn. The two first fadatm nW wee paid, bat the Instalment which bo oms due on Jae. 28 was not geld, end the next morning Mr. Priest, of St. Martin's-lane, went in ender the bill of sale and removed and sold the goods, except SCOW few things which the landlord hopped for rent. The tiller removed were sold by suction for 461 3e. 6d., and the net amount received by the plaintiffs, after dedumhg the expose" and 2.1. or 31. for Queen's tame, was 371 9s. The balsam due upon the note, after giving credit for the instalments paid and the mount realised b 3 the sale, was 801. 16.., and that sum was now sought to be recovered. Theplaintiff.' ore was that the sale bad been regularly and fairly conducted, and that • a proper price heti been reamed fee the things. The defence, however, which was raised upon an equitable plea, was that if the goods had been properly sold they would bays realised as much as 1601. The jury found a verdict for the deliwlmat. • INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--Juira 30. (Benin Mr. 001110/4116050! Murphy.) II CC FRANCIS P. Rllllll.—oomurstionr CLERICS. This insolvent, • government clerk, was apposed by Ni. Bead for creditors, and by otters la pints. Kr. Howse en frerp l plared that the lasolmeire eatery we 1101. • year. Ha however, expected • better sitenion. His debts were 7411., hat of lira sum 1101. was ins to • aeon for mesa) e pereons. lent. The other debts were con with • nuns. Mr. Commiadoner Murphy ingested a settkroent by way of proposal to the creditor., which would lave the in solvent in his situation and helmet his creditor. A day was mimed kg the anal oiler, with protection. IN Cl JOHN DTILI—ERSOLYIPOT OP RAINY. Tlde vas • proloedon ere The insolvent, • baker at globe was append by a miller panted Bonham, and by . Dowse. The even bon Mr I' wain system" swag bakers. The limeelvent aaY noir prise biomes ether bakers did the tame, mad Gadd not pay far the Boor. At one thee ha sold at 40. the 41b. loaf. The creditor who complained and him lour In Map and in • few days the Insolvent hie boater's. r. Commissioner Murphy thought it was time a atop wee put to the " cutting system," be order to prevent the frequency of bakers ooming to this court. He should not great protection. The cue am adjourned sine die. VII an JOHN II kTPIELD.—CONMITMENTS lIT COI:OTT Mr. Denney opposed for two auditors; end Mr. Reed sup ported. The insolvent wee In prison, having bees s low days ego committed by the Wesimiaster County Court. He had pe titioned the court under the Protection Act, end was pro tooted when taken by the bailiff of the comity coca. After the case ma heard, Mr. Reed applied for the dis charge. Mr. Commissioner Murphy had hoped that the lest Canny Court Act had settled the matter, and be could only say, that ft um his determination to discharge, no matter whether the gowned of commitment was before or after the protection of Mis anent. . . Damay oared no oppodttoa to the application, but loped the litagrent wenN do aoreething for the oppodng miler& — fir. Foramkeigeor Money ordered the di/charge, •ad sehl the bwolrest had Wier see what he mild do kr the oppadng creditors. A day wee mused for the fleal ardor. IN NZ 011111DALS. In this mat Mr. Loris (Lewis and Lads), and Mr. Webb (Preston and Webb), ware befall at soma length In reaped of a sum claimed by as aomeaHre mediter oat of • fund in court which was 'Mimed by ths esignes. Mr. Commbedoner Murphy, after • very able argument on both sides, said be would monde the CltieWonunissioner. His own opinion was In favour of LewWs °Heat. Caterer. PALACH.-011Z SHILLING Deir.... WIDNINDAY, JIM 30.—Adadmless cm parrot, 6,91; Ms by soma *bolo, 763 ; total, 6,647. 7118 POLICE COM& MANSION-HOUSE. Jaws Non, 24, and Maria Nem, 14, were &greed, on remand, ad* bass band In parassalan of mix *roof Blather boob, globs tem tie maim of Kr. Lilloy, manufacturer, 116, Btahopsparsasstpallboat, w the meals( of Saturday bat. Thos. Hopwood, nteneser to the prosecutor, deposed that upon going to the premises at the usual hour on Saturday morning he found that 20 pairs of boots end shoes, value VW., bad been stolen from the window, the shutters of which, left securely fastened the night before, had been forcibly opened from the outside. Behind the shutters iron bare ran along the window ' about 4 inches apart, and through th ese the boots, which stood about 2 feet from the outside of the window, mast have been dragged, one pair after another by the help of a piece of wood which be had found lying on the window. The six pairs of boots now produced were a portion of those so stolen. The Lord Mayor—How long do you think it would take to get the twenty pairs through the window? Witnese—l should think it would take nearly an hear, my_ lord. no Lord Mayor—lt seems to me to be very extraordinary that these two prisoners should be engaged for an 'flour com mitting a burglary in a public place like Bishopegate-street, without being disturbed by a policeman. Police-coastal:de 647—The (*notable who was on duty on that beat, is not here, my lord, but I should think it might all be dose in ten minutes. Niiities;- 7 Tin;'s 147;461e, u only six pin were found in the bundle when the primeers were apprehended. They must have gone two or three times to the shop. The Lord llavor—l cannot wetly understand it, but go on with the evidence. — Police-constable 647—About half-put Aye on Saturday , I was on duty In Angel alley, Bisho t eg a t e - s t ree t, :It t er n f saw the prisoner Moss on apart ailed the ruins, fitting on a pair of boots, with the prisoner Noon by his side. It was about 200 yards from Mr. Lilley's shop. I asked Moss what he was doing, and he said he nig was trying on • pair of boots which be had bought the ht belore, be tween 7 and 8 o'clock, at • shop in Whitechapel, the name of the proprietor of which he did not reoolleet. I said it was a very straw place to fit on a pair of boots, which he had bought the night before, and I told another °Moor to take charge of the prisoners, while I looked about. He did so, and on ssarohln the ruins I found firs other pairs of boots, tied to a I.ffehief, and ooverid with rubbish, • little way off the spot when the prisoners were sitting. Mary Dean—l live to Atiornotrese, Bialso c eategr n i u ny house overlooks the ruins In Angel-alley. morning, about half-past her, I saw the two prisoners on the ruins, with • bundle like that now produced. After being there a little while they got se the TVs., and Noon went into Bishopsgate-street, as if to see wiz/Aber any one was coming. He made a motion as if the place was clear, when Moos went to him, and they both mot away. About half-past eve I saw them again come on the rains, and as I then thought something was wrong I went oat to look for a policeman, and se I was coming back I met the °Mows with the two prisoners in custody. In answer to the charge Noon said nothing. Moss said he knew nothing except about the one pair of boots, which the policeman had found him in the act of tit thlkcOlLLord Mayor—Why, your own Oster has told the Moor that the handkerchief in which the five pairs were loud is yours. llose—Tben I'll own to the six pairs, but not to the others. They were both committed for trial. For the Poor Box—Lucinda, IL MARLBOROUGH-STAMM - - - - • "Mims Amu, Gave Griffiths, and William Parry were nit pollee with bang In Ozendea-street with in =m • Crooker bugl a sad poilareonebble Joy C 907 satr a llitres priseeisre in Onsiden-stmat e end, watched that. They saw the primers try sereral and then they went up to them and asked them what they wore about. Seeing that Griffiths hod scenstldng balky be neath his cam the polios searobed hi. , end fond a large bat and auttantity of skeleton keys. The rimer Zemke/be hey away. was brought back by posMble Joy ; end the prisoner Parry, who contrived to make his mow, was soon afterwards captured. A number of skeleton key. were afterwards found in the doorway of a house where the vi sorss had best", to lurk.. _ _ _ Balms, F division, @ski that the prisoners belonged to a notorious of thieves whops headquarters were in Drury bas. Jose hd already beim otavieted, end the others, who were brothers, sad whose right aims was Dare, were well lowers to the polka. Kr. Nadia aonnetted them for trial. roar' at fire — saasonies havv. bee taken out reotatly naiad the Bari of Ma'am by cabmen for non-pa7mant of cab sm. Ctee of tits saresecoare was fixed for bearing yes terday, bed at the appointed tine no oos we in attendance on beh a lf of the debodant. Mr. 13;1;ketWE there — won other sommossee 01*in:tad dll Satarda= s l he would order a sexed eommotup to be booed for y ant. THAMES. RirAardMott, who lute bets twice convicted at the Central Criminal Court of uttering (bees coin, CAarlotte Pu/ford, end Mary dam Smith, • married woman who carried a baby in her arms, we charged with having a onautity of bees coin in their possessioc, and moulds, instruments, and materials for the manufacture of counterfeit coin. Grimes, 291 K. went to No. 31, Randall•strest, Poplar, and band the three prisoners in the kitchen. In spite of their neistanoe, he took from them some bad half-orowne, a piaster of Park mould, some metal, a bottle containing • powerful acid, pieces of copper wire for galvanic purposes, a new metal spoon, and other such apparatus. Some things of the some kind were also found buried In the garden. The prisoners were committed for trial. After the police had left the hones a child belonging to one of the lodgers obtained cocoas to a burin, or mug, con taining a poisonous acid, used by cabers in their nefarious trAde, and swallowed a portion of it. The Farago carried it to a iturgeon, who administered an antidote, end the child was sent St an hospital, but It was not expected to live many hours. GREENWICH. Anne WPlsersots, 32, slug alias Walker, demaibed as a shoe-binder, of 9, James street, Peckham, was with entering the hones of Thomas Cowed, in NetlZTed plaos, Swan-lane, Rotbarhiths, and steeling a home, two pale of boots, and two spoons. When apprehended a convict's ticket d Lave wes found in her possession, end it appeared abe Wooly beta liberated on Tomas , tbs2ed last;lrivlef to June. INS, bun am wooed to years' immortal's tit May, at the ktosmonth anises. ii7BeaerCommitted her for trial. _ WOOLWICH. Andrew Benedetto, captain and owner of the yacht Alba tross, Jot. MIMS Olney, gentleman, of 64, Watling-street, City, sad Anna Barber and Jager APLatylilist seamen , were charged with convey Mg whits os shoss,ls to ssisurs and also having • large quantity of igirits,aigars,and tobacco on board the yacht. The Alhatroes arrived in the river off Rrith on Friday from &Ordain, and on Captain Berncerle amain on shore, Mr. Horsy, tir chief officer of the Coast Gnarl at that sta tics, asked what stock be had on board the yacht, to whisk be replied—about two dorm bottles of brandy, and a few cigars, and a small quantity of tobacco. The yacht we" riearda searched, Captain Berncestle holding up the lid of • baker far that purpose , and the marcher being Whiled left the vessel. Bboetly afterwards Captain Bervioarde sad the defendant Olney were observed coming on shore carrying • carpet bag and portmanteau, which, on their being stopped, were found to contain three bottles of spirits and • bottle and a half of brandy. This led to a farther overhaul of the yacht and the discovery of about 70 bottles of spirits, four boxes of cigars weighing 161 be., and Sibs. of tobacco, upon which the yacht was noted, and the defendants taken Into custody. After hearing this evidence on Saturday, and the defence of Olney, that be was merely a presager, and that the epirits they corned on shore wore intended as presents to friends. Mr. Twill declined convicting for the lesser offence, sad Captain Baker, commander of the Coast Guard @treks at Gravesend, sow that had no power to set, and the it Ina not Intended to proesestr. Mr. Seeker said then he de fendant' nand he discharged. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON HI evening, at half-pest seven o'clock, when the roadway of Holborn-hill was mowded with ocaxdbasse, cabs, and ether vehicles, and the pavement with ponces who had ourseoat for an evening walk, a horse in a cab was seen on the brow of the bill proceeding at full speed towards F - street. The driver was on the box, bat bad not the control over the animal, which dashed frenticelly down the hill amidst the shouts of the alarmed a sews it whom waited breathless, while others fol owed In ell bade to witness the Inevitable catastrophe. Carriage Air car riage was pared by the cab in a 'Reprising asestaer without collision until St. Andrew's Church was reached, where the bind wheels of the cab struck those of a phaeton In which a gentleman and lady wore tsking a drive. The shook was terrific, and in one instant the body sad shafts of the cab were seen with the bores in one part of the road, the hind wheels in another, sad the poor driver at a distance from both. The phaeton wee whirled oompletely round, and the lady fainted. The cabman was Instantly taken up, bleeding from the head, and conveyed to St. Bar tholomew's Hospital. Upon such an moralisation as was possible ander the circumstances, it would be premature to state the extent of his injuries, which, however, most be serious. The phaeton was drawn into Ely - place , , and the lady received immediate attention from the inmates of one of the houses there, ander which she speedily recovered. The gentleman who accompanied her was not hurt. RAIL ro rna HIGHLANDS.—It is with no ordi nary astkdeoUos that we announce the completion of the railway between Nairn and Keith, thus establishing communication by railway from Inverness to London thr . m g Monday afternoon, a locomotive foe the first time crossed the Spey, and faangarated the new era, which It is trolLan exaggeration to say has thus oommenced in the High leemeese Cheerier. MADRID WATERWORRB. 7 Th e ,da4ridjonrn .. nig of the 26th give hag bomb at the IMAM he atribsthey in the oily ths waters of the Loseys. The easel whisk kW, the wanes to the capital 1., it appewsh skeet 111 seam k leuet.h, and the reservoirs cocoas &boat 76,000 mak yards of ester—s quantity sufficient to sapply the 'eye. Mos and for hal/neon. the worb were communed In July, 1861. .M.ABKB2& OOTTON.—Liesaroox, Jerre 93.—Themarket today has been brisk and We. large : alhoueb the °Metal report tale roues 10.00 e tot the evert or the Wen s U Is behered in well-Wormed quarters that they exceed 13.000. The whew eat &Wed a Mule owlue to the blab rice. Wed. 1.000 at 44. to pd.: 100 Ireyptlaa. at 014- to in& • ITu Maracharc. at 710. to Sid. 40 Porsulak at lid. to aid.: 8,640 Aole: flaw Total 10,014 beim Colll.—Boeros. Jeri ID.—Thera war hot smelt wheat °garbs, at our market to-day. The trade elotrott la. tort. adlrehoe on het weer. Was. Rod. 4. to 45e. ; whits, 41e. to M. Bowels gentiles doing to au other Ando. IProcaroi•oi•Tils, Jells 30.—Dorieg limpid wort we hare ea rimmed • .uth lower temprAture. with reaaftt bilfb wioda The farmers' apply of ;Fiala se market We looming wee emir:dolor flashed. Wipe& mot • free i•ie at IS adreocw of per fir oo lett week's ownwoor• &M. Umbutivel. at, In fair ,egsaa tirladio• barley awl • steady demand id Yet wake prfeuL Is elkw redden ag quo•ble vartatioa. Imports dialatipjlie pet weak :—Wleest. coant wiea PM gra; kelego o o• ol .boutifiwk aiktra AIDED AND DK INlL—Bauroseerr.Joll. S9.—Tbe folk/Ting hair extract frau the elroalar of Joan lemon and Co., of the Beerhoodeer Hide sad Shia Bale m Be.:—TM depend for all frorlptleas of hider - shade bir mr. The ..114 vas a . ewe with slaw sad lamb *lm i d og a. i.eo wbs W anal= Tuesday, loos II . -111dea: 11 Boos ao up wads, 484. pm lb. ; 11 to 12 stow, 40. par . lb. ; 10 to 11 11l alb.; Ile 14 easy 4d. per lb ; ato 9 slow. het M.; mast 11 prs ;.soos, Hi 4,1d.50r lb. Ilhospaklas: Dooms, ; Web, ; 00ALL—tonnow. Jm 30.—Beet., Wont Ilattlay, 14a. Biro' Behold. West Harthy,l4 ; Otors Wed Hanby, ; llortoth Woo Monks, 14 ed.; no. Walls. 12s. dd. ; Wylasa, 13.. Id. ; Walls Sad Acorn C 1,. ., 14.4 d • Walls bad Braoso. ; Be d Us; Ik Id. ; Wall Bad lUdalsll,l3.. bd.; Wall. kind Etraddylls Hatted. w~Walls Bad Hatt.,, lea 6c1.; Walls Sod 1 .1.6 k 14.; Ind XdOlas Gras" lbs. Pt; Ws& Bout! ldh; Walls Sad llooslh Helton, 14N. Bd.; Walls Lod Booth ; Walla Ind 11 , soraitb, 16s. bt ,• Walls Zed Flaagb Ban. 14. M.; Wall Sod Ihnsolok. 14s. ; Walls lad Booth Salk*, Ha. • ; Walls BM Tom le.. dd. ; Walls Cod flaps, 16a ; Walla Cod Wog Halase. 14a. Malls Mai Wldtwortls, 14s. dd.; lova Moos 1114 odd. 41 Mak 141-; Into's'. Doffs's, 10aed —Bibs at market, 83: TRAFFIC RETURNS. unvBn. ININ Pra• Mar- Ter. Tar N. rem draft 18/4. 1187. Wasik sedl=l9. A A A A Ilisberii ire -- MB •- 6.817 3.651 %Termer Jr JO. 00146 Warn .... ....... lB3 10.434 9,731 10.386 21.115 War art Jr N. 16156 r z: Isi: Jardice-11 i m 7r•'...‘ It a Jas. iti: lei 116 1" "1 117 Oro ar Bollasa. ... 0 705 417 LIU lAN weak sore Jar W. ..d Mae, Weyer& 14.'4 38.107 MAO 14.031 67.843 dad Harr .. — 4.366 1.601 Pr TIN err Wa or, Sri . . Iraq rs .i 4161 Mr Narr, $446° W Moron . .. 791 79 en INI Ireerr,Ndlr. ilk lii: -- eolarre .. ........ 199 8.937 8.130 MIN 11 .154 W lir Irks ared=rl_~ • = ih ra ni, .... ........ Er ... N 8,961 3.981 _6,931 7.4 k ~... .... trerldre sr t —Ndoir 1P414 Mr 14.976 86. 0 79 17. Ifterrer rd Itinasierws III err= ar Orr 4° 1.779 kw SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The Idiom Moral Mall esremstasmer, ',kith lert Moelnel Os the It lamest, pessed Dowertudee at oleo °Woe! this morale', ash may be gambol so this port tarty tomorrow maralag.—Llverpask Jame SO. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. from Liverpool for Bydoey (N.8.W.), May 25, lat. 7 N., kw. 15.20 W. Bard of Awe (ship). from Landon for Mesita 35 day; all well, May 11, tat 3.30 N. tor. 13 50 W. Beaty's, tram Boaddebad kw Ceylon 40 days, May 1, lat. 5 N,. tam. 23 W. City of barite from Glasgow fur Calcutta 21 day,. May 13, lat. 1.45 1 3 . town W. Elizabeth Aria (Woos), bow Cardiff for Haag Lag, May 14, low law. Radars AMU (American ahlp). Jaw 24, lat. 3 , 0.40 N., kw. II W. Inmatigatoe, rem, from London for llama Wawa. May 54, let. 8.. lon. LS W. Natoli. ham uvirpool for Bombay April klat.l4ll. I. U. Z. THE WINCE OF Two VESSELS IN THE EAST INDIA DOCI/I.—The interruption to the honness oldie Bast India Docks in consequence of the brigs Ocean, of Siserebsni, and the Leann of Shields, getting fixed in the entrap lock, still coatinues, and it ts feared it will be antra days Odors the vessels ten be li ft ed into the river. The Oosan lies 'lactates her beers ends, with her bilge resting on the ma sonry of the side of the lock. The Lustre's position le some. what similar, but bar bow and quarter premiss down on the Ocean's tore chains. All the power and appliances that the Dock Compnycould Ming together have failed even to move them. It was expected that an attempt would have been made yesterday morning to raise the Lustre, but although hundreds of labourers have been day and night employed since the ships first got fixed on Saturday afternoon in getting the ;cargoes out and pew.- tons made for miming the vowels, fresh obstacles have pre sented themselves, and no effort, we understand, am now be made far a day or two. The Lustre has been strengthened with bilks end chains round her, to resist the greet buoyant power to be applied, so u to hold her together. Large boa tanks are being secured to her lower hold beams, and ring bolts fixed wider her port qttarter to lash some 20 or 30 teaks to. 'rinse, with the assistance of three corporation lighters, which ere in readiness, will, it is to be hoped, be sufficient power to raise the brig out of her fix. Shipwrights are engaged entries away the aide of the Ocean where she is joined with the I,urtre. It is quit* clear that nothing one be done towards raising the Ocean until the Lome is removed; and se moon as that is acuoreplished the chain lighters can immediately be brought into lock alongside and her removal speedily elected. Both vessels fill with the tide, and are considered all but wrecks. The accident, as may be supposed has created the greatest ilia:eV/dila. There are in the docks, entered ditwards this week, though it la doubtful if they can get out—the Eastern Mawr* Morris, for Calcutta, with troops; Viindre, Swabia% with emigrants for Australia; Monarch, Wiltshire, der Celestes, with troops; and another. . Loss or LIIE AT SEA.—MAIWATE, JUNE 29. Tbo Samuel and Ann, Captain Randall, strived here trees Sunderland, repeats that on the 24th of Jane, when of Bei& lington, she was caught in a squall from the Earth-wait, owl I saw a billy boy sloop, about two miles to windwerd, tarn bottom up, and go down with all hands. ThePt ' being so heavy, no meinance could be rendered. THE LATE BOAT ACCIDENT OFF NEW BRION- ToN.—On Tuesday night the body of one of the men (John O'Neill) who was drowned by the capeicing of • small =- boat off New Brighton, on Saturday, woe picked up dose to the Rock Light, and early yesterday morning the bodies of the two other men were found—that of Thomas Mitchell, near the Cries lightship, and the other, Thomas lithium, about a mile from that of Mitchell. On the body of Mitchell there was found two silver watches, and on that of Rilabas, the sum of 101. 61. 30., and a watch and chain. Much ie dignation has been excited in Liverpool owing to the manner in which the people of one of the New Brighton ferry boats acted on the occasion. The two survivors (Crushers end Ward) say that bad the steamer gone to their essistance when those on board told the captain, all the fire men would have ben saved. The teemed has been adjourned, in order to protere evidence from parties who saw the accident from the shore and informed the captain of the steamer at the time, who re- fused to proceed to the rescue. AMERICAN MAlLa.—The mail wow steamer NpEth American sailed yesterday (Wedneeday) tress Liverpool kr Quebec, with the melts and 172 pereoge a. The screw steamer ladies, from Quebec, with later saws from Nardi America, pawed Donagnades at 9 a.m. yesterday, ea rate kr Liverpool. The mils to North America will Mr Mims MA cm Saturday by the Cunard snail steamer Caned.. Lenses and newspapers will be remind at the Limpid poet-odes on that day till 10 a.m., with late lees at 11 11.11, ad a the landing-stage till 12 soon. [Advertisement.]—HoLuma's Onmaatv AID PIIJIBMCIVALLT COW a DIMAPPIVIAT BOY HAJI6-316 K a W o lka =th l ital.= Was rsoftsi nem as as bed Os bag advise et b k,BI K ,IL -1 11."=211r."910%.4 - 1 IMO .:..asokaak alma sa me% set saw t h is WinaitlMlNC filkssag Is Woo" as ss Mik ablu r a llatl a rs a i rs= l an= le asmr "..l. 4 ll: SU. Mae& lark.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DFATHB. BIRTHS. !S, at at Zhalleld Lodge. &Wall. Lady Croke. of • &tighter. DI MONTHORIINCP.—.Inhe SS, at Greenwich, the wife of J. la de Montrooreaar. Fun., of • dee/bier. GAM—June IS, ea Wee Cottage, Uxbridge, the wile 0 ( W. Gelta &el. of • eon. GILL —Jam 11, at Enna place, YlUrorequare, the idle of the Se& Ir. GIS, of • daughter. 004101111L—Jene Hod Menge. Kent, the toll* of G. J. Gass. Nw4., els esmos. Lmixise.--apw 10. m 'wharf% ta. .ito of if woe W. H. lAA" eenuseadlegnee Bengal NJ, lurcaeglieral. of • daughter. LOP GLIT.—Jwa• H. at Olooceoterecerere. Hydelsrlfseedeca. the wife of the Lord Stamp of Ittpoe. of • .on. PHILLIPS —Juno 2a, at Bernst•ple, North Deice& the . 00 o f o, * t. phYlyti het Becolny Vreginere.of • sow. PONBolllll'.—.leue IL the Hos. lira JAhloy Porterahr. et PM el • dsenfier. MARRIAGES. • PPLIDT—TALLIL—Juse bg. st Hervey Church. elO . °• Nt 0 . J. aggiebri Sao.. to Lotteda. &fighter ofTogih Loa. Moot Plorast owe, Remo. OH RlBTte—samoram.—Juse at the pada tem*. to the D e r. H. Subset. M.A.J. ann.u... bag- FAA . W daughter of Dr. Magma, et weetatelecoteates. DiAlleedblACYLETON.—Juste It at the pry Lek y the Woof, Hr. T. Dam. W Igasaa .deadly • gbaddotoia both of Leeds. DEATHS. B TALE .—Jaa• W. aft waif pia* Mita. K. J. 11 . 91114 at Pbow. NOM, Mid ft 011 A W BETA—Jams %T. W. (lab" Est. It law Yak Ur wita. Yad 69. OLIA fig.—June 28, at Habey-stmt. T. TI. QOM. led O. 00L8.—Juas B). of etford-ad. !arm Ur as. W. 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