The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-01 00:00:00

146-111711111.1710.1 f ME 'WU Ar =arm BALL • 'ebbe atolls, ins bold jtotorday lo the • wp MIN H 0110044 I. AM. Mire the gorm and da WWI le a palsy Warfel sos-aterrestra re a =re th Peollahly lboon • Wawa! to Ohms perm sere promos. The chore retakes by Mr flaw et. bloat, ead NO 1110 *llona we —M.. If E. fee Nr. it. &AI, Mt. Rohm Inver, Mr. W. Me. Orem Triter.. the arc H. Nitride. the Pramsßea. Ran. th e HtlL. Dr. Omplark ire. The Co anus so odd the Arad the mealy wee to res earths it them*. to as emir white hed tees hawd al mem massimorly 11 the Hanka hoopla that thrk ger noteat th.ual grids km nay set. end hem fay asal. writ slight is ray dame compromise tans lon r hyme to the le with e which 1••• sw eager m Ile With of It.l*. He rowed at the very entmet to tr aria an)thir hitt • ;Arty *elect es the pert el the per met we et that meting. thlthrigh 4 wad hare/ Mat, Ott p >Man to the Ire govrenerst , I. we ty gist to be tble to tapers 04 *aka that set bong .0111.1 `4 mom eatiefactcry, ea& glom the coneemermeo l ot -l a era haat the c , ..ititry, the strare Mar of the ter ett mar of mate for Foreign Aare, Lord Masseabary. s c. err ea with the subject. Lit their awe greemarat mew otio soy Warm who @hour ki say mart moyora. am rivalry would degree impeach' cC1 00111 ) H. roorotiod to say toad reports sot booomoir reached taw CU, se to the keliag d thip Wish comes Me satikal. He woe rite aware that that me other, gyred to stied mos, but this was e ocelot. sad hi pster I trier, sad thay mar spook oat ; sod if there wore, as me sherd. stress Germs teadeacks s 1 WBeg at It mart he trawled that it would be felt that the Erik h people du nia meta to be coudnittad err b uric 0100 WWI asy herr power. (Hall chearg.) Nelms a aka:mei timbers is the soceary of herr a geed leg. !Oh au tar the prortktios of thar own and la ths promo taper of tears the geressoest oral la thot re. TM to be trotted L r say estergeary. (Clam) As re garded the nuts corps movisont. Itmem, I. lele afield MM the onset of w.tlidriewieg • loge samba of rising ma teem midaMain fasiliee—tae woo ilko ovum °lda the moresal me drily taidag—ebesid be to Isteree the eulittery grit t this corny, and time limed to lashed earthier in a come be whirl it was righted. tio.tt 01311111 tie —"that this meting , who, deeply h arbie li Z al le armor war Dow thwart°, the irieth ..11: sly, drains to rpm la oak igmed satidatioz es I era lode tie the royal peothunation recently issued. &elating it of be , Heirty is firmly parpord sad deferrer to shwant altogether fray Mir( put, either duroAly Of intreily, la the war recognising that de7lart ti is r a additional ro-f a her M.jeety swim and grezh. se regard eq the brier. of her pita..." Tee Rev NEWILVII Hut, is 'roadies the moistioe. deloa , ed hie deo, costvtios, al the molt of personal Mow. ledge tea Monett w. this the working clamed and toe come 000loosoiat body • ere ottoogly of pail to any isteritme• la the war. Mr. Cotta t sort a amedseent, what% wee, as the chairmen star& is rg rt that Lord l'almeretos ehould be ind.ctr 1 foe aupporitort Look Naguleat is h. • he afro ruttier despotic power. it wads 004 pat on account of It. income @rknry with the otj..ei of the toratiog. T)., orlgtooll 011011110.01 was carried unanisionaly. The Itrv. DT. HALl.er 1900.1 the tollooAng reoolu , no t' That • ruviderine the maser is which this country hes is f" - tnot lON., toe-on, moto.lly huplicetef in cootinentil war in two a °pea profrelose aritretily. this rowing le of tbst the government of her Majesty should atm.** al .14 from aay wtsal Mare is bo,tittio., but horn all sot marline diet. mask sad political sagegenicate. so we'l to from all such Wittiest denerhatior of erre r may trod 10 wird. park opiair at ham, ond provoke aurae. a and pulsar abroad. eel thew normally level.. the attics is • omelet apart oar Lark:prom la which it re JO rr lan/ Mt esti pounisaced." He said if they rue Sot, so writ/ .f le tumid they fight ? Tber. per moth old both Wee with ebb h they dared sot kkaiify thettoelver. Tire roe two armee, ear ward sod westward. fralag oath mbar. on thm phis of L oationiy, and Waal Man woo the two (slat semerre tbat arrir mod the rides La Oa the sae Ode, aiding deeper= as the eth.r—own i'lwithre of Amble aid the anal reperms isf From. It th e .sad lett, let It be Lr a pod polooloi.. sod sot for MI, IS those. Mr. R. frowota rt . ./ amerled the rerolitios. Mr. 011.4ARAT meal ta ritlarr, so the tact that wham the matiag we Is brow of sontrallty, it all'. medial ap proval of ffm, mop which tern berg W men for the brow ammo of the •al tall ohms a des roustry, aid is tior that holy ilea booloofroo. (Cheer. ) Tbi Hr. M. Jhelum" wool W oddlobs, sod Roo. I. loots Ur*, saved the proolooo ilooottos, to strap edia by= Immers negerity that to should ox s pr, air ellimb Ha Mira werhaitos per adopted. 0. dr mobs of 111 r. 0. 7 corms. etc... led by Mr. w. Mit tt, It woe further emir. "Tat this se alas, elide sotavolo Wag the rodothoollovolooof • hoe err, and Mengel dor tocottai say rams le gnarl tta :thrum rto jape era • say metrair one wha' Gam heat • d. 740 wirer der ems triposellelly es damper gas coalli,tors gram lea @arm, sa Walla kn.. Wt thi• P. 04 d 1 °me of labia sorts will It me dr lim000• *fames •ttli • i• le to bed to promo" blow tepr , 4.4os sod err sad hawing et settioso, coleohloillo I. ease iattrastrial josietrir end therety a as the dillleskite of , be o lea mat is their dee m. prime pun with the otter natter al IIIITI11." A gegmulial 60100 roman' la blowsy wish the rm. ham yea eabemproly slepted.and Me omeettag tete:sated ▪ thr real menaitr. Till rsr3ras r/LICI COILI,NI. Mkt ow report led yeeteeley, Tbe Ml*llol%ll ns ed lie the toe vermin menelesed Is die bore by As nelbroodoe od lir. D. derboar eat Wolorre obeekt ad be UM op by dor wok* W. rel re se emeodeteat dot the doubor trorterr .11ettAl wt rodowd. el retkommeled by the beard, TM www!swost Ilts =Mks be, sad It* solipasl MOO IS ~vied. _ — Ws - .leTt;;;r4" - tis velem illsorlars thes poseeeled Cuiraeut props.tog W. Arthur Akitrroe. coo el the dint n tottride by natty. tor ro-Cartkk. k VoCrlb ao tiro maims by ekkutueul ere sol " u^ h sight bit Asolrohio ko v.?* e ass of Mu rid flopoeine mike( by 'wad* by ore von. Tile CH 1111111.• ••au 1 tb.l by lb. elan./ tt was porft-ey PIO 14•11. tor .84 Os Ingo= • tarbd.be tw t••• _ _ _ TS", pro «Cap ',roe ortoodlogriy for a row Morro tI6 11116 f U VIM* f E ter •to ft'. Ili As mars tlor ear/. too. I r the f M ei;;aatis am, Aced Met ler Me three ene. et the bare ewer 4 by to , otos by 311 f. Asientet, Mr. loath.% earl Mr Why y. emit urb.l.••• hod bees ease.s.l.4, W. Ao:eremo. Mr lee Flee. 34. Grey, Mo. Ilesierb. Mr. triyheer. earl Ms. Deities M r. A shoe' rf Mr& er.. taws he ear\ a aeries repenirey. whits it wee ile ekeerl by the Ciairmes we e be Is fireriar . 4 M. Oerty. Ma. holey ib. art Mr IL.. A yell yes dirmerial ea WW2 ef hlr. leethee et/ flat Ogthry. A bag .44 wrseer.ist reesiewA diusteies Wit lime m to Ye orate of lehitos Me Nf. It est bomb weed that the Mid Arbil be geed oboe obi ireehte nil teatime hal 7 irk. k ia ob. eiriathi. rd Moe It elieeld b. ro-oprtrf re the Cryet..l rates es the IW, lab .ad Nut .f July. beeves IL* ►4l/ •bevos eri4 Over e.t.a. /tr. I'es42lpro I. Ur. V .11 owe salmets4 as min a. rm. ieeaeVe iseeeTre hi - e - Qt7a, catlike spa the peepret ra t. Netted tbe rereatea 'Meets( the elerabe:dete t. Tait w pdata OS Ilaaday. The hem Flo palm delivered a eearieltet Meath. bed adders. la support .4 hie *lee% et weedy vas sestet(' el ehlelt staid be head, is were mat* .1 the seat•aeed lataireptoae N which wee stabylead. Aim • Sew Oar r wawa* *MI Mr. ITCIIII3 aad Mr. IL Lea T. the CII*IIIIII pee Capers Toasts stades to the arreathy, sane is ow airet:eed awe aassiaturely. The CILIUM %M. is lel to Ile gereq...a et a dem babe se le whetbee the pemprieter: ottarva I. the eastern is,. liable 1.. r 'has the ausrmat for whit h they Ilse* eabertMett, wet: 1 that he het obC.fa.d the ophaes .t tte ea . the 63 . *ilia moo •• follows • Cryotal Pala; C aspe &mare t floe fo. =ye 14e by MOPS.f the Maehol fen se to +lmlay thar beeitta I, tho emamt of tbo Mime reopeetlyely bold by MolL is the rooFacy, w. WI to banym you that this is elmely Me atm. Wlritey ~mayb Moterwated by t a mermeest, a., foe lememe, ate eedmery ease t 4 mot ampestis, oe A. is Ito pr.. at by r eboyeer, se pearao It Mama Ymitiog eho liebriNo, bat oath butra4 II ILi!,ty mime by fovea of eh. esterporw et. Commas Mae itte xpeyeted ow is fhb weer yr were Oral la s staff filigree rosa its tootemte f +mml owl.n. the J“iet- , t..ek Cow:arks 11 • 16.1 • 4 • 01 A • I sad a We.. e. 110 1 . ah.en rerr ail mores Mot r... p twoorl theemothe Mall be mem =el MIR 4 to VI. • so. to metaet Me lability d.b.a... owl , " oat foeherwat, 4..,.., or ceder to poplar t of mow 014111111.1.14411110. filo • qtrpsyy, or of th....mb.r. thaosof who &b e d. ealj m Morrie eel:Mama, y .taieee N a me as set.l I hay. by., If thq efOtf AIM 11•01 IPA AIM 4/o . l%*tnY. VAINICIULIi, son Liman." Tb. CPI 41111.1.11, tire aderresd thee IWO t'llaf tlq US 214 el J. 17, wire It wolf to held SI fig erre.l Pores. kft the ihs nreit o wpm of m f dr M e 4eiog tba wrest of dr ',Jerkier. ea to I.!. Ili!. Inoue QCCEN.—TM follevring particulars tvotOssil I. Mesas shirts reached Li...clad reentry, r.lsli I, ths meleacholy fatauleaptsis Starer, lb. chtel "Goo, sad thhtess el the crew or the clipper ship Indian WNW.. TM aims le assveyed Is • &epoch Cr ru Val Maned da • Ism 14. It foams the J.sa (al newer, hem Welt. .sass Liverpel, pat is tiers os lb s 10111 bit. She Mauch an Pasteirc se its I.• 4! Ai...11, in Lt. SO 3., lust 149 W while ragtime et 1M rate ,1 "'oleo 'm o te as byor. 111* Melees sot, I r,to .Pe top sad t►e fresco mat oft? the .1d.., carr)iad With them is o L,nepeit aid ha.re•hesd. The c an Ith rto u of the rem, tsh ro lb. tows,. ihe ac-:o•d Tea.. g so 1.111. the ship. The Me •rib sate, sad on sows •ss ows . so ,i ~,si p sd.. sad .111 ms/. prri•Led • TM ►hop starissad as has recur% is the lust deapi4..l,l condi tion, sad, to 3l Jay. sft-r U.. aid occur ..sch ind anhay n the limy •.r Vipstm. a. She had in S. 1 40 per reipio, • peers] emir, cad ..,070 cos. of gold. - -- • Ts, IMMO TE:11•14 111•81114411 St 0110111. MIMS Mai. Tbrs• . 7 . ll• hr. T. Maahimatabad IMMO% el KWh. I. • it blab. . ......... .... ....... Olaids.) 1 Ull ekt i llts . .... 1 11 1 1 .. ..M. ea th .......... - raii C• 114/ dales 5 - 1 4711.. " 04 1 4iiii. itiiii:m. De Qtaisa. I. s 1.4 4 ••• j "•• 56 1 / 4 fin ' • t• t amt loft* 4ls 1 ait• tad r:F ... ••••••••temo •• sr ••• by • 11: maw WM** Ow ow* Ildrd • mil bar*. Camp hers tan eat as Ms vim sad** immlijaart Tas Main Ira* Mon, Jr% MI6 mllb Shah& ... WO etj: " W tOrebliletC AMODIO. 3 MAIM tir....._ . _ .. .11•6611 1 Or C. nasal tam 3 yes. la Mb "D* a. 11 1.. 1 h r raggisirtar.. .. ..., ~,ALltthst Imam .1 t• ••• mak •*4 . .mas. .. *Ws" ••• • • • Mq. Mao* bosom smo mu* Tad Seaton. maul* Pura esairtells M IS ass. task MI O.M • Wir 11 didarid. Sr. TM ••• wad t• Nest* 10 *ma Oil of Ow stallay. th e thlrd Sr dm lib •w ......_ 1...., Ts* meta *I nsta...lll at torn doel••••/ • ••• v . . •••••• V••••••• • by Ms ...... ~,. za ......., ersbad. 4 34% bi Mb .... ........ -IL. Swink* r. hr. Pim% 1b tOrlmas* M larass . w 3 k. Nit aft 4 1. 3 17611• 4 1 it ilb mum OWN Shadow* Thtlregala ma . t wo. /431 u... b hsabs**4 by Tall -11•11. 1 1:1 0 4IS . 2% tis 1 ap i =rat. las% =ma tis 9 sea hirsomastar. WW I" r tulloot tho .4 ° Zl ........ = Blimail Mat ;my VIA • dakt lOW. ot'• CAW.. mak Itadmarnal WI Of NIL Oa prim IS.: Kam). 14•4- Wren Is* go himmalso batilmenas sea ams stlinards sem la mbar% 1110 Sollle• ••• INISIIIMI mbiall mod MAK tbs abase ... .1•111•** wall =sir. tridaurr.C.. Orssrars o ll WM I* 0. _eks. or• born% 4no mem. treimat MIT= .••••• up *eh Dia am rat. wesalir. lissaaloa. rad*. ' nd._ 44.1 rawer. IMmalls• ••• balsa •• suer** tbs anlita. lal. say la Me Mame U made I* elt et. sad at Mrs * a Ladiail lo• war ; ball :X I Ma msoad a* third. •••• Mara bawl= Ur Mini • rankr ins MS. Gar-' in walk 61•1111••••••11‘ *Mk T.' Osiussartat Tana* Ws cm mor• amt. 1 ft. *the 6 .._... 0 1 1 ••. h. ea mar s thtre. Mt Mr; tam AM rib arr. 11.1 tat ...* ,111•1. ha ; mans sal 011t•ss Mame ID ; mill* **Farm 111 T OM I . _ ..b,bir I.4*ase ow lit J. ot•• Too. sin rug ) ~„; ........ .. zit= I l ag : it awasttrei=remlgr"l***" ... 11 his tehrr . =• saa- p Nsetaaiiii‘arl***ViLlb mad MO& Ilhisig • : 7 11•4 ama 0•110141te !apt lbw asellimbetlNa. Dash* sad 4 to I sat lita by a assik two Wm* *Ones *a reglad mid *W a r Z=l 21a Mom war NW to Mr. abodes Cr? liririi. , rsrr t Puy, gm grjel . s . c . 444, 74 ; tour. Ist .015 : hr. :44415. oat •od amd. 116. Mr. •=a• e•loha. 14 imil ". 3 ya. 740.5 L. P001...hu1l 1 Mr. LI sat Rot* ink lib- ... . ..... - tertr*ltarri 3 Mr. a *mottles a* M *. Vies* - - Miry. 1 ITo. 74 11. 3=l i Mr. T. Dew.* • Tbs hmas. I yrs. 74 belt:, 4 510 4on Iftifle sad sad! to I apt mt mit MI the rem.ll s, an 1 woo away by 15... damtan rr • ; bad Mal TOURSDAT. ,raf=t Ilistorem.. Xis 14** .. .. he/ssead inn Ns: Cbaresammt huh. tam* i Irllal _ _ .L . . Tin L~.wr. Ccerriaro •••• ************* WWI 1.4 Ilethse * axe Orr Ouzo. Dalai kid% Lied so. STOCK BRIDGE RACRS—Tstramar. - • Ss. Num trace same Samelee Beam et II sees leek for A 4 4yr elle; Mt lab; Wee& it LW OVUM ealeleme awl pout be. ?me led s Wt. 131 RAO Lewd Omproonie. by Aim. Oa 113, ... ...IMMO 1 a 1"... * . 141. re I hr b Jr *. lAolualb 2 Lod "11.471 b (Lbw 4 Imams: be 441411444. 14.344 a /44wee4 14 143 mot Cots moan .lebe 4 114. MAC two N. ohs tets•es the weed 44 1 1 thy!: heel 144411k_ _ - ____ In il.mrs3regy asap of .14 • with f • 21 r obi: mat. tu t 71: 8 11bLin i. calm. T. S.C. 1.1 1•33., LoN lissasars. br 27W DIMS. S 4 OcAter) Doke <l_iodp WIN SAL .4 Ugh II. i Mr. T. lawn mom, Wtattiwy. t . .( rchtlumv 3 .2•. 4•4 • isMo dm SIN .-.-Ilyntays. t7W Derr. OK 13eatat: SOD Mt GNI to Hap& Bart* Winiamy. T ade33 SW* 41,1 .10 11.• apt Mmosorw. and NO WI apt eoutud.s. —.I •I. tames doe semi mg thin; 3131.32 • lad it movie& r RAT. of NI bon. About low forlorn fiL Motors Time. W W••••••••• 10. ON Ora ....”4•M•rt I Lbrd Pabbsnisa • awry.) rm. it lUb • U I Kr. ur r LW I. Omit as 4. USW s are V.* Selloilog aim ran .—) Mgt ma. carve. A•b4, Is• Mum Aity:T be 4ael4 Litika arrant 4to 1 6241 Noe lk4'+:r , tn I •114 14 4 .441.11• leed.44P4 4114 awl Iraibm.l Se 1 14.4 Cbsaysl44. Way by to. imam lame bombs Wm= She NSW M Owl. ON - IV. roams er1.:••• orb. MOO blied. M 11-yrbbio bnb. Opol•bbir ant **lbw ba T.V.C. AMaI V. Wti eu•meme. b Jam Lena. fin owl 10b . bomb 1 M. T. Mmobse. Op/Mbi Wk. Ime MO.O, Mb ..... .IL4bam) 1 WJ . Jamb Mmes. 1 pr. 4.1e1.). b 4 Mb ..1111.eimlb II nar. II ps ha Mb .......... IV. MoMobq • • N. 111. Joirimee mum& pn fi#4l.Ssi 5ib....41141011 baba( 7lb • art Jobb. Neerra.• %l Spitsbo Diet. bb I isib apt riniamo ra..l Yetis. Res be mi. • sad a ball Ism= sler nabob WI dirt Vito Mrs< a lambs Mum but Stamm De MI& 1114111aZZ 1140111. OW t weid.; Nib Ibt Mb; liMb Owbis T.y .1; rabbi P;lmani;sl. HsiMoak*. Ilia 1114 r 411. Ilasonl trat=gli- 1 7 . 4 .111"1 W WV by Joe 4 Sao Mr. J. radmrr all re Ormoverr. sett Gams sZ. h; 140 II Alabsel ail V Iltostesiord at NM!. rari Tr! I TIM( sin sta. - 4ta tilif•Acao. b• I sot Lepralwa. IS Is NO Slit. mot :••.• 1•21/. s• II as t WON* alit :0 Li.. NM Si :I won aim You Magnum* wlrlat ••••• mod the *al refirrroorr•• rbav 0*•••••1, ••11 mos toy MK • Inth: g m&Toms .22 1•22.1•* r/ did a* pr. *. pow . /r.••••• Pion .4 1L• row.. to a frrragankso of ror • orb. kr drew 22 el* owl •••22d• ******* as PUBSISI••• T• 01•11110. MEW J Punter. Ilimwd. by Iladttloni, YIN* .... *haw 1 Miriam* n 1 4 ,3141.111, 3 yrs. 64 1112 ..... Xe. MN** Plaor sok 61ra. 421 l, re.. el , 3 t; (.l rant l ikX . . T i• 3 3•61 Vi*** l Crer i l ego lan* .• sibs nrale% 2•2 . birnm* air* Is MO • n.:..•• got 12, •••••=4 . 4.:Lt0w1. sod ••• swan by door o ILIUM /11 a,ectll 6 1. 1.111411 MI • bal for et cra4 gram To Tr n. Fac.ww. Tosamoa arum of I *ors. rod, for sew rr . orfro,lbs •••• Soma.% Ob. Alirearrao rad posahles Oar =as rod •MY Oh vale.) pr. lioron• lbw . 11rorrar by Cltrortlekor. I Uma.:li 1 t. tb•Midoplosif • Vt. CIONIMAII4 ill i tnnlbsso 2 IMO* It. 3** Owen. nop bartavvarlse essiaa tar rms. Ws& a* on l• k. WORN. FATAL ACCIDENT.—Two Yot:No GIRLS KILLID. This (T.. la) tow i- nies the itholetuiste ol thdictbooy, is the wiekte t tbs rodw• tensteue, we... thrown into cone sidershie by ea * .widest of • deplorerls and fad threctir, which occurred weer the rd. of the railway 'ratios, by which two las ibis, the aged tea years, sad ths ether weirs years, lust their lithe. It appear.' • smither emirsate bum the cosstry kith come le to .deport for Live:- pail by the LAO sm. trots, sad, al seed is such cues, tra velled ts New by • comma truck car, +bleb was left on the south at the thaws; witoout • said., cli Deviaß stows to the platform to wittier the drpartere of Mir treed' by the teas. White the shrill wt bole haws the cerise was sod. dimly dives, theism* took theist, sod laths." Ater tbr,,ugh the rulwsp gsas, whine the two bobs; ry Aria b ipt reed to Le theism et the soomest ; they wets knocimi tow. , sod milescholy N Mate. both Wiled as the spot. wi hit • few yards of their Imes" ettich any Mil jsr isft. One of the akildses w firthrther of a amok amid Murphy, who worth ow the rullusy,sad is • sadly at Debbi; Is. whet, else daughter of • eta s...-., sawed Lt Ity.-6•vairrs. TWO MIN KILLti, BY FALLING /ROY A CHIMNEY. —Os Toothily imteciss, about eaves o'clock, • distressing meelest weaned is costieztos with the health; of the chits:thy stall of the R mr mills et mow erectice I. Come iserciaLplace for N ore. Aktheder awd R stem Tod. The Lincoasty-stalk wee snarly Isiehad, sad, al 060 of the moo etose• woo beteg takes up is the wool mother, a post ou of the sthlk et the top gee. we;, sod two toes wets precipi tated to the bottom ter. m a bright of 259 feet. Bush the toes belonged Is Menu sr. Too ethos of the snidest is bows, but k r ethispeesel to base bees owtsg to mole pwthis of the trithsle sloth' way sabre the weight of the stout, *Miami &swim Warm lied previously be.. lakes op.—deaf...tan. I __ WAD= AT FALMOVTII.—A terrible calamity has Sam at relnougt—A scene took place there betimes Ce Coady sal Mr. Bell, the medical utter tho Weintesroper-Mmo Dopermary, is wh'ck CASA* Caddy W Yin A e wormo's sigma leomeliwely held, anis anwilat et " Wit tit Manlier" woe Moonlit mains Mr. 8011, el Weetna•sapor- Mare. Us is is bottom gaol, mad MD bin hie trtel at tb. mummer maim The tows Is is • state el satroctliaury .1 Mealiest. Mr. Bell Li mild to be a mema IraseJ,lr perm n. Ws poor wife, who bees hem is in a Maio sisertiolo epprobension, as it is e . rabble tt st his lite MS, ill in dearer. A c -inaeit.e• oteet:or of the governors el Ms &gaoler,. pre•iltd over by I:. Kiagleka, Eiq., elhoirms end presld en t of the diatenrai, wee billon Tues day footprint molter temporary odirer. The mighboi.riat paradise anal is at upr. ar about this pad ant ouzo/vet mess Carats Carly 1144 walked with a epee two at three Ihms lry Mr. Bell, and then di, (I.—Sheiivenr /mums'. Viii nt CAMBIUM ELL.—Yesterdity morning a lie brain Gut en in premier ozeoplcei by Mr. Nook. so wigs, M Ifs. T. Albany-retain, Altaty road, Camberwell, whirla ninhad rho teal deetruelan of the prilairee sod all the furniture and ;ropily therein contained. It appeared Mr. Dingle, who slept at h Ma wife in the upper jean of the buddies, wee awakened by the em.lie. Re mowed ti.a /Amity all of who.. amended to Ilb• roof of the and escaped ola to the adloiaieg hones. The Royal *lonely fire-mospre fr or Catabererel4 wok t:e brigade memo from the South• wadi and Waterloo etaVone, won promptly on the clot. Th too latinining houses Are terioualy dal:Dlr.-el by Bra and water. Mr. Dime, is la-tired in the Comity. Tim other Aargau houses a'e ale i eeeured it rare ne [Adref t.] -t-PARXI NS AND GOTT% Paper aaa kniogo 11Yw.. 02/4/ 4 .vu t. ti 'lvied a Q. pawl). No cbarge rot ylala Awoke& rid otorrkk to ky nikray rtal^to Ssz p.11_,5 win wer Ift—Cnot d.oonti for k ; Marko Am frooo 3a. ilarrr r :rtl r k r. °" a.n I , lll,:rtitt:olitt " a r ias, . d. " . "' Llt: riffle Jet soot Ink -rant ark iht rro, 14 owl a& itorii;droto A.lintralty orders were this morning received by Colonel H. W. Parke, directing Post Lien , enant Taylor tad a de teehmant of 38 non-commiseimed officers and men of the Artillery end Light Intim ry companies to embark to-morrow morning on toad the screw corvotte Cossack, 21. The Third Royal Westminster Regiment of Militia is under orders to assemble at Tornitansgrrosn on Friday, the 16th instant. 6POBLING. NIWCIAINTIIATON-ITNE RACIS—WcomDAT. I.aD4IJOU rAancClAl#.l THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1859. NAVAL AND MJIJTARY. ADMIRALTY, hilt 30.—AProtternENTIL—Renr- Adniiral Lwd C. E. Paget, MP, C. B. (1858), Secretary to the admirally, has appolaud Mt. Charter" N. Metope to be hie perivate searetery. Isentermata H. H. Witahlogtoo, to the Imparienee, 61, anew atom frigate, at Portsmouth ; H. Rogers (185 , p to the Ernnowick, 80, screw mum ship, at Devooport ; .N. Tamil ( .. 859 ) to the Terra,* 21, jmddle-wbeel steam frigate, at Sheers's"; sod H. Mosel (1862) so the Nile, 90, semen wrens Nag eldp, at Quessturm Bargees. J. kiliteiell M.D. (1547) to dm Tolosa ; and IL Yahoo, bl• D. (1849) to the Tures*. WOOLWICH, JtNz 30. Mr. Hayman, mond muter of the Dee, has been promoted be mooed master and commending officer in charge of the Ithadarmothae, 'team store ahlp; vice Williams, promoted to be ommer. The workmen employed at the factory department of Woolwich Dockyard have presaged • teetimmial to Mr. William Atoll* on hie retirement, after fifteen yea"' service, m foreman in that department. CHATHAM, Jere 30. The annual inspection of the division of 'Loyal Marine Light Infantry which wee commenced yesterday by Major•Oceeral 8. B. Wesley, the deputy aljutant-general, was continued this looming. is romance of the general's weeb, the instructor. In guaaalteseryy were marched to the gun battery, where they were enwolsed in working the guns, the battery being mole to lemma a ship's side with port.holee, itc. complete. The exercise wee continued for nearly two hour., at the conclusion of which General Wesley expressed himself highly 'Mailed at the saw sad quicker; nth which the guns were " brought bane" end handled. The recruits, to the norther elmards of 300, together with the vo l un t eers for the Artiikry, were drawn up on another portion of the ham and these were subeequeutly inspected by General Wesley, who selected 51 melt to pin the Artilkry companies., Before esmaseling his inepectim General Wesley paid visit b Melville Hospital for hearten and Maize. over wide& be was conducted by Dr. Johnston. the principal ▪ Aar, end with the Interior of which he appeared miedi plmeed. eintsw-frigate Amphion, 38, which has been come elinielled by Captain T. Cochrane is ordered to proceed to Shawnees to make hot trial trip, end to be fitted out at that per!, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JUNE 30. Sittings at Nisi Plias London,—(Before Lord Mat Justice Erie and a Special Jury.) I ERGI:SON AND ANOTHER O. BORRETT.-Ll NACT. The hearing of this cies was rsenniivi this morning, sod dozing the whole of the day evidence was given in support dills plaintiff's case, . A number of witnesses were called who deposed to twiny business trsnsactions with Mr. Watts, in which he acted not only as • lane man but as • person of shrewd busineas habits. rieing of the court the further hearing of the cue wee edjounked. COURTS-M.dRTIAL IN INDIA. A very complete return was published recently in 00110f11011 with this subject. Information is given of the number of courtibmertial held in the different Presidencies, the offences for which the prisoners were tried. and their rank, the sentence of the court, and the dimporal of the sentence, whether it was inflicted or remitted, (Sc. We find that on the Ben gal esubliehnent during the flee years ondieg the 31st of July, 1838, 31 European commlseioned officers were tried by general court-martial. The offence for which the greetert number, sins, were tried was di nnkennese, flee being convicted in fall, one in part, and three aoqiiitted. One of the six convicted wee cashiered, three were diemiseed, and two reprimanded and degraded in rank. Per committing the most serious offence on the list, murder, only one was tried, being partly convicted and sentenced to imprisonment, though the punishment was subsequently remitted. Two only out of the 31 were caebiered. The numb rof native commiesionedefilows tried during the time above referred to was 73. Of these 2i were eentenced and put to death, the crime of nine of their number being mutiny, of ten deeertion, of seven trewneble conduct, &c. The European warrant and non-conitnissloned ollbere triad were 18 in number, the punishments tell clod not beteg severe. No native eoldien were triad by general, though 497 by district, courts-martial. By coeuts-msrtial of this kind 76 European warrant officers were trued, 676 Europe= non-commissioned officers and men, and 91 native notereentaissioned officers._ In the Madras establishmeet, •27 European commis elated &nacre were tried, five being cashiered, and 22 in all convicted. Thfrtythnw native commissioned officers were trawl, '27 being convicted, but not Ca. very serious °deuces. The nuenter of European warrant, non•oommie- Mond officers, gunners, and privs.oe tried were 39, while of awes 38 were convicted and sentenced to imprisonment or minor puntsbcoents. Twenty-one malice non•oommiafond ofluers and soldiers were tried one only being put to death, end this for the ern:Goof murder. In district courtieneertial the trials of natives were of or.unse more nninerous, the sure bin being 951. Of the Eonpe■e soldiers, 517 were tried by dietrictcoartomerital. In the Bombay Presidencies 313 b;o-commieroced ogle •re and 'claim were tried by Rents] court-martial, 171 being pot to deer'. 830 were tried by &strict court-martin. UNIVBIZEITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD ? JUNE 30. In a coop* ration holden this morning the fol lowing degrees were *mimed : DOCIOS DIVE.. ITY.—liev. John Sedgwick, Fellow, VaCollege. cr a m.on Dimarrr.—Rev. Thmaaa Eapinell &pis, Liesieln Mumma or Ante.—Biew. William Conies, Rev. James Feet Mama, Almanda Blair, Ent , r College ; William Christie, Oriel College; Edward Wiegfield, 8.C.L., Frele tisk Morehead, Fellows, New College; Charlie John Aldey, Liman College; Rev. Cayel John Sewell, Braernom Col lege; William Spawn Oilmen% Bev. Walter 11. R. Welhy, Corpse Chinni College; Rev. Chaska Whaler Wheler, Wm* Richard CoNg, CUM March ; Montague Bernard, 8.C.L., Hoary Miiw Jackson, Charles Bowyer, Trinity BreCt• Mae. Cagan* William Fed. Jones, Jeans College; S a ila Cepa Hanbary, Wadies= College ; Rev. Boma Bilmater Deasy, Rev. Megan Thanes Norma, Pew's.. k. College ; Edward Allen Young, Rev. William Witmer Parry, Rev. John Alderortb, Allred Hooka, lie.. R. ii 2r, Wormier College; Joules John Ficklord, Eit. Mary BACHFLOIS 07 MEDlClNE.—Atiguatas Newman, St. Jolted Colkge; Edwin itotaneon Harvey, Christ Church; John Henry Bridges, Oriel. BACIISLOILS OF AIIIS —Wager J arph Watson, Unlove d*, Collage, Alexander Crag Sitter, Spencer Robert Waimea, Weiland Weave, Edward Henry Charlie Herbert, Henry Ltwrems Whammy. Joseph Henry Warier, Bal. Hui College; Walter John Bacon, Merton Collage; Philip Cameron Wodshouse, Morda nt Barton, Donnie TISAM Moore, Riabeet Strode Perfect, Rueter College ; Boodle Spurner, William Minna Wilson, Oriel College; Albert Oktutie Peering, Queen's College; Welter Ocuah Liatleharles, New College; James Aegean's Cotner Morison, Liecoln College ; David Rottaboan Besseamee College ; Richard Muagratt South, Trinity College ; Thomas (hod trio, John Eden DIM Ownbe Sturm, Christ Church ; Charles Brown Rowland, St. John's College; Glanville Strpbeneen, Wadham Collage; John Kirby Fenton, Richard Wight wick Roberta ( Sc holar), Pembroke College; John Booth, %Marc Pawky Nicol* Thomas Board &wt, Arthur Ri chardson, Worcester College; John Btainabory, St. Mary Hell ; Charles Holland Liao* Magdalen Ha g; Edward Carter Stales, Br. Edmund Hell; Herbert Wdtiaw Colkold Pegs, New Inn Hall. ADMISSIONS •D ZUNDIDI —Rev. John Maxwell Weir, D.C.L., Trinity College, Huhn; Rev. Seenuel Chatter, M.A., Trinity Coll, Cambridge; Bev. John Wesley Aldan, M.A., Trinity Dublin. MATIIII3I•TICAL HON01:111—FINAL SCHOOL —The c la- Wows la lAN been MattleemaUnd School km this evening (710) Mined the knowing ekes lira. Clan I—Willisa Era (Bible Clerk), St. Jobs's College; Clifford Beim kneeler Hoak (unincorperatted Scholar), PM broke College. Ciro 2—Reginald Broughton (Scholar), Balliol College Chador Gems Foster (Coninioner), Meade's& Hall; Wil ; liar B.oly Heath (Barhalar of Arta), Wades= College; Joba Robert Cbarleawardi Miner (Schuler), Crowe Chßati College. Claw 3—Richard Trevor 011110 (Scholar). Jena College. Cleo 4—B midis Jena Trend (Dyke &holm), St. Mary Ball, know., y fonnh; John Deasy Hedge (Exidbitione.), Magetal.n Hell, h..n.,rery fuerth ; George Jams Harken (Commoner), Liaculn Calera, honorary fourth; Juan Mew (Exhibitioner), We:thrum Codes*. B. Piaci, T. H. R. linann,r Examiners. O. 8. WARD, ) ELeCTrON OF A TEACH/Lk or HIJIDUSTANt.—The ekc• theta • tea. her of Hiodestani for a period of live yam et a salary of 1501. a yea, together WWI the privi lege of re ceiving ahe of 31. en AL a mum from each pupil, acoordiog 4. Ike extent of his attendance at the learner, toot plain yea. tentay, sad tgralliated in favour of Captain Cheaters. HOMEWARD VOYAGE OF THE Mom lAL TO TIM CAPTAIX.-06 the honow•ra voyale of the screw &leaner ladi.n th e perturb. on board, just be fore they arrived is Liverpool, presented to Captain Smith the following testimonial. Mr. Cebdes, M.P., being one of the paastsgel, plowed his name at the head of the list of sigsateres The uaderaigned, plumage:a by the steamer Indian from Quebec foe Liverpool, having experienced is Me passage unusual obetructiees from ice which celled for the display of touch prudence sad entry in the iu tinge went of the veseei, hews plereure in recordiog their appro. couion of the judicious and able rondact of nab captain, and their thumbs Lir his patient and unwesradexcrtions, and the total diaregerd of personal menaces which he has shown is the performance of his arduous dotes. In congretuii toting Captain Smith on the auccerafal termination of hie tint voyage in command of the ledian, they bog to add t ode hearty • 'Lahti fur the peosperily of his (slime proles dotal career." _ _ [AdvittIMIMEMI.I—HOLLO% AT'S OINTMENT AND Pu.so.—toesacos.-1 , o, .a— NrfYlalr. —T►r liodat_oto of billperaium arl goof kid diolarb orror fend. In sorrow Amin% ofAilkolors so -- on ileatail Nrierria olnaposo az who WWI ems ocaroYook bottler mor am er s jdod I, Os Imo as of ifisiimoro Ulatoost. seam osigio oologoostillo MEL TIN omajolst =or iw aromoilla ainoi be iillogiosi by tom. Mei levioosoao o fr tz of b =oolboroo t r i ro ob 0100. In . z ia oro . dw asiissi og •A pr* ivollmOodol Waal sow eunra, afro osta woo of isfloolo 100 Imorilloado ooliooo kni ra moo.* tooosoo Ly 'Lab inteUtgaut. FULL COURT lON DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUdEB. W IMIT METZ& dicidaga Prase v. Pamir Man % d or y Lraw_ Ras v. Lawycla ad Cos. assaan Ivry ink v. Man WI Pilialsr -Ralf • Hall and Walker - Cramp (rawly calledraiel v. Onner-Oltoon . v. Oared- Tenon v. Tomlin and loans- nada v. ekola sad Ilaventock -Oiews w Oceir-Deverea v. Diagram tar father hesible-Of.ww •. °Awes and liesinueoe. for berth eig•••Darl•• v. Davies. for far- Ws baulet-lia v. Da a-kiluntst w WON mad Vornea-rteakes v. Mask. sal Meal-oaler v. Bedard iralrOyly v. D`O)11 W Raft for farther 1, ellen-Cretin w Ordain and Marius, ilowle =or , ~..r . ..„ Bananas sod . Ws. dsm 7. - I= ...1 fiseailbsia- R Faho eber. - 12 wn. • ;...tr . Hawker V. lawkirr W Bata-Omsk v. Cook and eluarie-Kruschnar w Intasaeinar sad Iliaelme. for further hualus-Earn, v. Mania sad Meads.- Drir w low-learecock •. liaremak and Hal-dibtllnEd v. Ilhowsrid add Ward-Da . mart r. Du Taresur- Polly w Pram sad Vellile• Ra,IWI - 467 . tii . allezoi l 4i=te ,. y ak tl=e j o hl m ed w. Nu tam ~ Lt=s.ssamorcouswd z i call Walser, i 01-11 ....."* A1imi Aline . _ mod v. ii. 62.. W W 51 ArrEksll7 ' V. lIIIIIIIM v. sad 111.1 Lay. Illtdosa- .._-Mal& and v. sad Neamaa-Mandes y. lawriass• Shedva-111•11 w Ileld.. Laseb-iillf V. Welialan vied A Whilay-Itoiese •. Bows sad Irry.,_ ISMinia Almada . v.. Issawfor im aad ... Tr _ ... 7 BIIIPM4II . HIM/ LW Lord sisanda Jen ard/gm emit end Maya cameo V.•Roane and jarpialesdanalla v. w Roden and W v. Wi T alliairlar a ili V"r ales -Timms v. Tbeade- •. NM sad Free limas v. 1 •. and Crose-OssE w Cook aid La.! - V. Oak i rowilaNels B. Reads sad Melle... Nails w. ads sad H e.-11124, V. Color Vows V. Mallbare - Saler jw7-111 later v. Winter Nat Noissaville-denieb v. Ilnil ei r- 1 4= " v! Tailed and rnan-Ivo le a sad Faulkner,. Fatima Lad Ilia v. Lne and Wawa re-lesetor w Psztal ri see. too ilin-hlaisley. fairly abed Wood. v. W w aad tatarretar-Rows w Wan sad hale!-Pare w aid Dinar Dacia w Baas sad lama Naar bury-Remelt v. Boma sad thou. Thum pron. cam= ball-Bssalaar y. Bandar= dad Daybe-Mida v. elialothorp-ballee w radar sad Di e .j. .......... eislaneeam= lam A R Ile - n L w Ades Yammaße %ad D'Asey. - ---....2. Da1ei51a v. Daniels-Nara •. Nash and J fordrovill jay-Bora. V. law., comacinjurr-Peanosa v. aial lama. ediallea itiry-Cocie v. Cock and Halleal-lapilai v. Loaa-Jans v. Jobe:a nimate, falsdly railed Made w fisia-Dani w limb sad Johoorn. aeon. jury -Wilton v. Wiliam-BM •. lid-Darla v. I/mi.du V. WWI...a N ab maimsjerp-Osulms .Overilce mad Burusdals -Bell v. bell and the Mom lienasaide RIM Wm& of Antlaey. We del jury-lloban V. Ilolika-zrzz. was. a.m. Jury-Jarvis v. Jae rev-Owed v. Owen and Peaks w. Pasts asd Goliley-Dare v. Dos sad Alia m ar=. l .l:4lm-Nlitaii V. Illhou and Burresa-Abbolt v. mad 4.6,- V. Daddl sad Waver. 0.4009 jury -Alin .. Woad v. cod-Pbsiner v. Plumer and Byinve-lawtoa w Lawton aid leibles-lbsianwald w lersnawald awl Releham-Tharloy v. V Wailes v. Wright sad Mama-Oath v. Ova sad Woodward. Oval I. Call. well aid Kednedy. special lury-lilednis v. sal Hall-Dodd w Dodd- Pearce v. i %ace sal Arm V. D'Any-Newe v. Nave sad Wiley. The court will= is bar tbe Bat 43 craft lave Nos 9 sad 2a, sad well than mast illb tbe aura to be telod RIDER. EQUITY COURTS.--Juitz 30. (Before the Mester of the Bella.) BANE OF LONDON V. TYRRELL AND ANOTHER. This was a suit lig the Bank of London claiming payment from the defendant Tyrrell, their former solicitor, of profits made b t g er him upon a sale to the bank of the premien which now occupy, and which were formerly known as the Hello Commerce. Sir Hugh Cairns, Mr. Selwyn, and Mr. M'Naghten, ap peared for the bank ; Mr. It. Palmer and Mr. Speed on be half of the defendant Tyrrell; and Mr. Follett acd Mr. Martindale for the defendant Reed. Thia building, together with tome adjoining lend, was mortgaged originally for 36,0001., end ultimately sold by the mortgagee to • number of pereona, including the defendant Read, who bought it on speculation fur about 60,0001. The agreement for this sale wee executed in 1864, though the greater pert of the machete mosey remained owing up to the time of the dealing with the heck of London. At the land of 1831 end is the beginning of 1866 Tyrrell wee ea gaged, jointly with a Mr. Sort, in getting up the Bank of London, of which company Tyrrell intended hie firm to be the solicitor., while the t IBoe of secretary we, to tall to the share of Scott. The first meeting of the hank projectors took place on the 13th of Feb., though the priject bed been Weer dui in the previous December, sad a sufficient number of shareholders having been obtained by April, applications were rude, which ended la the grant of a charter in the lowing month of July. Pending hie e (Leis to eitablith the bank, Tyrrell entered into another negotiation with Reed. This began on the 6th of February, 1866, and was followed by a pesol agreement on rho Bth of February, that Reed sad Tyrrell eliculd become partners in the Hall of COOOMMWOO speculation, and should NU Oat all the other parr 11110 IMO interested in the building, giving to each some serf! cornea a bonus. It wee part of this arrangement that Reed's name slue wee to sppeer to the world as the owner of the property. This was ultimately put into velar on the 10th Muth. A tarty wee immediately commenced with the projector cities beak for the sale of the Hall of Coat- Mean, the price asked at Bret being 10,0001. After mach conerpondence, is wbkh Tyrrelre firm acted on the pert of the bank (Tyrrell's partaers, r well as the bank directors, being wholly ignorant of his interest in the building) a bar gain wee at length concluded for the sale by Read to the beak of the Hall of Cumnieros slime, without the adjoining premises, for the sum of 64,6001. It was pretty clearly esti bliehed by the evidence that toe purchaser in the position of the Beak of London the property was very cheap at this ' price, although it might have been ridicule to find other put , • chasers for such • building. The transaction was completed by • conveyance to the hank on the ilth of August, 1955, on which occasion 14,0001. of the purchase-money Ma deposited to meet certain claim, on the pert of the persons who had originally been co-owners with Reed, end had been bought out nominally by him, bat really by him and Tyrrell. This ultimately led to a bill befog flied by three of therm claiming ti have a there in the profit which Read and Tyrrell had made out of the bank. This suit was compromised b- aced by payment of 1,000 gathers and costa. Two others of the joint owners then Led a similar bill, and they also were bought off at the MOM re s. But before this bu gaboo had been set at rest Tyrrell had been croes.exemined, and had admitted that he bed a half share in the property, though lt.ed bad, in hie evidence, suppremed the fact. This wee communicated to the bank, who thereupon bled this bill claiming to receive from Tyrrell all the profit he had made lathe transit:lionised sating similar relief against Read. The Mester of the Rolle, in giving judgment, raid that the defendant Tyrrell had seaumed the iharac:er of solicitor ' and agent to the bank from a time prior to the actual foams- Rem of the company. His bills of oats included charges for preliminary exertions tamely u Jannaty, 18.6, end this had bees afterwards recognised by the bank upon its constitution. He most. tSerefors, be treated so beteg the solicitor of the bask at the time whom ha made the arrangement wi,h, Read, which hal been alluded to, fur the purchase of the Hall of Commerce. That being so, be wee bound to account to his clients fur all the profit he had made, including hie moiety at W patties of the lead which still remained In the hands of Reed and binerell, if the company chose to tosiet on this latter point. As to Read no reli-f could be given against hint, but his conduct had not been loch es to entitle him to Cede. Wood.) 0 YE V. GAYZIANI AND SMITH. (Continued from yestorday's dipress.) Mr. Harris (cromexamlned by Setjeant Balbetine)—He is stage manager at Coveet.gardee. Conducts arrangements with artists for Mr. Oye. Has dims so for seven years. Went abroad at the end of the season. Was going beck. wards and forwards to Paris eaves or eight times. Was re. calving salary from Oye—minis, himself sod acting for Oye. Warn in Pasta in November. Was asked by Graeae wbeter he had brought his eagageuent. Never said a noel about the emeey. Cannot swear that he did or he did not. Will swear that he did not mention it six or four lichee. Contracts for 1868 mewed by him and Oye a London. No discussion between him sod Oye ea to Oroziani. Coat/seta mat over to me in Pais. Don't know whin. Mr. Oyes letter seat with contracts did not refer to Grazisni. thin ' remember someday in, though not alt the contains of, a letter. Leber was received 17th or 18th of November. Saw Cinema at the Opera Hones in Paris in the morning. Then showed him agreement with (lye. Thinks A way at the dear of the theatre. Had all the contracts with hint. Gave him his to look at. He nes not in a hurry. Gave it book. He took no notice uto power for Opt to renew engagement with him In 1881, or es to limitation of places where be was to sing. Winters did not point out these par ticulars to him. Should not have thought of doing It. AU the coetracts bad the same cotiditioes. The mosey well not mentioned, neither in amount nor as emery, in the converaa tioe with Graeae. There was no mention of the money in the 00nVereallie with Ca'zsde. The witness continued—l ammuties maks strangssuents when specially requared by Mr. Use, and specially instructed by bias. I had • conver sance with Orselmi at the Doe Riche. He did not may, I had " done" him. He add I had " tricked" him. There is no Both expression se " done him" in Italian. He need ex pressions as strong as the Italian language would permit of. I did not contradict hies. He celled ins atue. I did not acquiesce in his etatement. I lett him to . Mr. Antonio Perocehi, exemined by Mr. Daniel—lteceivel a letter from Orazmnt, requesting him to apply to Oye for the money owing from in (1601). Received another letter dated the 18th November, 1858, in which Graziani raid, " Yon will receive the 1601., and they will be 160,000 angtb, and you, If you like, their Derma Flaw." Then called on aye, and foutd him out of town. Subsequently vomited a letter from him. Is April Iris told by • gentleman that he wee to MO 0)e for the money, and called on him and told him so. Can't scivent for tintlieg some and not all the letters addrmeed to me. Knew Utazeni 4or 6 years; since his etgagvinent to Gye, not before. la employed largely by (lye. When he celittl en Om tt eras to ask him it be had beard front Graeae, and whether he bad my comuinita doe to make to him trerocchi). Weald have born happy to remits the money for Ormisal, if It hod been tendered to him. Mr. Bolt them continn.d his eddy's*, and argued that conies was shown by the cress-examination to shake the plaintiff's ems. Mr. Gifford end Mr. Martindale followed at the same side. Mr. Daniel then addressed the court on behalf of the de fendants. He poin•ol out Rat all the contracts of late years had Increased In amount, and that It was not to be supposed that Greziani intended to bind himeelf for tee years eta axed salary. All the circumstances which MA Wm brought out in further examination went to saatala Clresieut's cam,that the signed contract Moot Ire y embody the actual terra between him and Hr. Oye. If that we so:ilma he was justified in frosting that contract as at aa sad, sad la =gaging himself to Smith. The bona cowed had not concluded when the coon raw COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAU6El3.—Juns 30. (Before Mr. Justice Wigbtasan, Mr. Justice Wil lams, and the Judge Ordinary.) The wet eat to-day, and disposed of several petitions, but they were wholly devoid of public interest. It will, these fore, only be neceasiuy to add a list of the decrees. In the ewe of Bevan v. Bevan and of Horton v. Horton, judicial separations were granted to the wile on the ground of adul tery. In the ow of Palmer v. Palmer, of Hunter le. Mutter. Howerd v. Howard, of Wilkie v. Wilke., and of Evans v. Evans, their lordships decreed a dissolution of the marriages at the suit of the wife on the ground of adultery, coupled with bigamy, cruelty, or desertion. The aria of A.trope v. Aatrope was further heard, and the jadgment was post poned. In Maudeley v. Maudeley, which also stood for further hearing, there was no appearance, the parties having been reconciled. The owe was therefore struck out tithe list. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—kno 30. (Won Mr. Commiseionea Swim.) IX 13 COWELL AND BROCK. The bankrupts were brewers, of the "Castle Brewery," St. George's-roed, Southwark. This was the certificate asesting. The accounts have already born published in de tail. The liabilities are 23,0001.; wets, 2,3001.; property held as security, 6,978/. Mr. ',inkiest. appeared for the bankrupt Cowell, and Mr. Lawrence for Brock. _ Mr. Begie - ydipoeied for the assignees. The bankrupts bad occomeaced partnership in 1854, Brock bringing in a capital of 8,0001. In July, 1836, they compounded with their credi tors for 7.. 6d, in the pound, on debts of 20,0001. The pre sent socounte commenced at that period with • deficiency of 4,2661., being the debts of the creditors who had not ac cepted the composition. They went on till the close of last year, when their difficulties became overwhelming, and they petitioned the owlet under the arrangement dittoes. The creditor., thinking that they had too lung delayed this pro ceeding, pleased for the matter to be turned fate bankruptcy, which was done. Cowell, on examination, admitted that they bad dishonoured bills and been saved with writs three months befsre the) filed their petition for arrangement. Two petite= named Paine and Mann, servants of the bankrupts, who had been put inW beershoye by thaw, had accepted their bills, which were to be paid out of the proceeds of the beer. The trading had resulted in • fearful low, not lent then 5,0001. a year. The gross profits of 10,3241. were more than ab sorbed by the rent and actual trade expecte, of 10,4111.; 'there were besides losers and bad debts of 5,5541.; law coats, I 3,0201. ; drawings of Cowell, 1,264/. ; of Brock, 1,3991. With such a trading the bankrupts must here known that they ' were cinstantly getting worm. In this respect they were tonally blameable ; but Brock had brought in a capital of 86001.; Cowell had only an interest in his former basin's. dill bankruptcy Cowell had sent round a circular to the creditors, in which he sought to throw all the blame on his partner, awl charged him with keeping untrue account.. the regale of the estate was that the dividend would not be more than Is. or Is. 3d. in the pound. Mr. Henry opposed for a crecitor, Mr. H. J. Whitling, bripmerchant, who complained that hie goods had been obtained by Glee pretences. Hi. Honour reserved his judgment. to ere J. TIittSSAM BURlLE.—case OP AN ASSIONEZ OP THIS UOTAL BRITIAN BANK. The battling)°, a hat manufacturer, of the 0'(1 Kent-road, applied to Ma certidoeta. He wee etie of the five creditors who were originally appointed trade assignees under the bankruptcy of theal British Bank. Mr. Norton oppose d for the asaigneer The bankrupt had petitioned the court under the arraugement chums in November, 1857, owing between 7,0001. and 8,0001. Trustees wets appoiated, and a dividend of 2s. Bd. was paid. The certificate of the court was given in March, 1868. The pre sent balance-sheet commenced • month afterwards—of come with no capital. His debts were 700?., liabilities 1,4001. Oa the other side he had returned Mr. Woolterton, one of the trustee, under his arrangement, as • debtor for 4301. The assignees bad sought to prove maim Wooltorton's estate ; but the proof had been refused, the parties having had bill transactions together. In reality there were no Gaeta, only 431. having been received. Mr. Tipp:Uses° opposed on behalf of creditors who held bills. /Ott r belriog Mr. Stnpher for the bankrupt, attributing the failure to that of Woultortoo, His Honour inept nied the certificate (second class) for six months. IN RE 0. H. TENABLY:B. The bankrupt, a paper manufacturer, of Beacaratield, ob tained a woad-ear certificate. DISOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jura 30. (Before Mr. Commissioner Murphy.) IN RE JOHN DIZILLAII. The Insolvent, a young man who had been some time In priaon, was opposed by Mr. Dowse for a Mrs. Nichols+, a creditor to the extent of 531. Mr. S traced supported. The schedule was a goodly size, and contained a number of creditors. The debts were 11,6701, and had bean con travel in antleip Won of receiving considerable property by the insolvent under his father's well. On the proceedings was an item of 6,0004 for inurest, boauaws and discount, besides a large soot foe law expensi P. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) informed the court that there was a suit In Chancery, and if declared is the into-- vanes favour, there would to an immediate MOO/. or 8,000/. a year; besides which the trusme amid hold the property lalt by the father, end give it him when he was 30 years of age, end be was now about 27. Mr. Comminfoaar Murphy remarked that, out of 14,6701., the sum of 631. only to Mts. Nicholas wu a mere drop is the ocean. 11r: Leiria said he had, to mare the insolveet comiog to the court, offered all the creditors 13s. 4d. in the pound, which all but two &areal to accept, including the opposing ere dltors. He had 10,0001, pieced at his disposal, rod as two creditors ratimd the composition, the money was sot paid. IN RE ALFRED GREAVES,-GOVERNUENTCLLRKi, This Matron, a young mon, clerk in the Custom-house, applied under the Protection Act. Ir. Sargood opposed Ur Mr. Paine, a tailor. Temple-bar, who had advanced money an two bile of exchange. The insolvent owed 1031.. and had been uiskieg 10D/. • yen by his situation . Ills salary was 801., nod the extra work 201. Be was now living with his father at Harrow-oa ths-Hill, end proposed to set aside 10/. • year to pay his cre ditor.. Mr. Sargood wired the court to do the inaolvent a mrvioe by ordering 201. a 'ear to be set aside. It wee a greet pity he had applied to the court. The schedule showed bans to 601., (Deluding one to his (ether. There were two tailor., one bootraaher, and a debt for board and I Killing. Toe court would benefit the young man by putting the "screw" on him, and teething him to precise a liit:e self-dental. The ineolvent °Nee ed to 201. a 3 ear being set aside. Hie salary was only 801. a yt at, and the fare by the railway to lisirow end back wee 2e. a day. ?dr. Sargood urged the court to benefit the young man by making him pay his dtbis in Mrs years bateau Lf tea years. Mr. Commipsioner Murphy was not inclined to increase the proposal whilst the insolvents salary wee at its present amount. It was much to be regretted that both govern ment clerk, and tredwnien did n , t execci.to onto caution. All daily prayed that they might not be led into temptation, arid yet man borrowed money under clic-armament)a which they could nut justify, end others advanced it without due ronaideration. The final order day wee granted on the proposal to pay 10/. a-year. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL.. Lary Cahn, a foreln;;;;;;applied fora infamous against Mews. lisrs.ard lioreioh.ll and Co., wholesale trimming tusaufactarers, of Cheapsicle, nadir the following circumstances . . . . . The applca'ion was made by a sort of trade advocate es behalf of the t otopl.unt, the Ilk Act permitting opera tives, to advocate the canes of their brother weaver*, in deputes between the employer sod employed. It appeared tram the advocates statement that in the manufacture of a peculiar ribbon trimming the linglieh were unable to compete with the wintered Germany, and Meows. Barnard and Co., being draft. us of iotroducing the Gorman mode of manufacturing the tattooing in question into this country, secured the services of the complainant to work on the eatablishmeat, and it was foe time lust while waiting toe material that the complainant now claimed remuneration, se ct:odium to the custom of the trade. Sir J Duke said the spplio.tion was out of time, me it ought to have been made within seven days. The advoosts maid he wee not too lam, as the time woe extended to 14 clays by the Ist of Victoria. Sir James Duke mod it was a case for the county court. The advocate said, en the contrary, the act of pert anent expreeelydirected them to make their coroptsints beton • magistrate. Sir James Doke Raked for the contract in writing. The advocate said the contract wee • verbs' one, as it was not customary to have written combings is the weaving trade. . . . Sir Jamm Duke mid it must be & written °Detract or be could not interfere. If it was not in writleg it wee not • contract, bet meetly an mamma...et. The complainant was speaking of an sng•geteeat es • cetera& Thu sdeorat• said an sgremocat was • °Detract, whether it w verbal or In wnting. Thousands of sash coetracta bad bees entered Into among weever., but be never yet knew of ens beteg In writing. Ott Jamas Duke mot be could not interfere as there was no written contract, bat he would mud for Marna Bar•ard's CORY.—Byes 'SOWS'', Ives GO —At Gloucester make', en the 25th, wheat s.,ld slowly mass advance of la to 2e. per quortsr at Worcester, the mese day,.tbe farmers firmly Is Id for a similar rise. Bark) only talus in 'WO& tad. [Mr quarter cheaper. Boons tusalttre4 Pete more Intuited for. berths the ',moot week more minor has been de• medal fer wheat, hot we are not aware of Its hong compiled with. Berle, In fair regal Oats sell slowly at previous rata. Brans owing to the fine rains. As trolterbanspton, yens/day, no reduction was ..übmlued to, but what ruled sal dulL At Oil day market Una • was a Mort supply of wheat, but there was eo Ide In the trade, and aecoodary quantle• were cheaper. BMW, unaltered. Slate teodlog downward& Beans and pew sold In limited ututatitlee, at Prsrlous rate. Divine, Jean 30.—Tbore time wage amply of wheat to-day at market. At the opening the fa , mere oohed advanced price, which checked bushmea; au advance of Is a tack, however, war 0.4a100d lo many maga for b.. , vt but la aurae dr turn only wa, lu favour of the seller; for ordinary lots Is.: week's pro. only were obtain( I. One lot of white wai, Told et Ma a MO( 21a. 6d ea. Vie top prke of r<4. Reins were rather darer. to other grabs no alteration. Wheat, IP — t, 13, to 194. per o , to r.; 40.. to 46e.• Inferior, 3d.. k 0 /Oa Barley, 2 Zia 79. Oats, 23, 33a kaane. 44. to 30a. l'ess,la. to 44e. Flour, Per, JO. to As. per ark monde, d3a. to 3de. )11•wenuTra, Jesa 30.—Our market tithe rooming wu thinly et. tended, sod very few tranuetiune took Ogee to SDI &Cad!, nor csa we report any range to prima from our Or qu AUlunt. N ***** Jung 29.—Ilers, todsg. tpa supply of what nos as armlige mo. mad t mine. trannotal at an adranee of I. per v. on hot week's rreo. White nada No. to Va. ; red, to Cr. per 3ti ran to barley lot which then wY swill suPpit I here w►s not much dotod. lots mists bole obtakmd : malting. :tTs to 42r. to v.: plo ling, no. to str. par JO noon. Oatm wort much more dlfdrult to dogoom of, Minn weding to pure` am at lower rater, the quotations being ids. to 31► ixe 20 swne. Beam wen a ming show. mod rather Lauer prior were obtained; doe monies making 61k to 54n. pa NI Moss. A air Bray. Jr sa 30.—We had • ta'r aunty mat • Wady West tally tart wcelti prima. /demi, • retail trade In been , Oata rather ce dar Sew and yea+ dull at kW rat.. Uleateol. Jean SO.—The PU;IAT of grata 1 very dtort ; the want trade I. het•et teitlng. but not 10... h e, In peke. Wheat. Ms to oOi. : r kr. Sid. to ; maid, Wm to 30s. ; book 4111. to SW.; pow 435. to Der Or. ---- • - • - Wavaareari. Irma a —Oar arrival, from abroad which have been very moderato since &nudity aro limited to whoa , . and our euPtdiei home grown grain efnulnuo on a very Welted wale. The improved eclin• In the trade noted In our last bas been well todutaleed and the torn of prices is In favour of Who, for 1t uncle with a fair amount of builneas passing. . Eutz I,Zowe, Jr's 3.—ls Um market to-day there were 1.313 qrs. wheat, Mi. C more than 11.4 week—. 2. pm unsold. Harley. 193 on.. being 233 pm ie.a than hat west-7, .1r... wooed. Oats. 1,143 dm, Wag 116 room than last woek-177 h alm nso hems. 48 gra. tense Cl kr Wan Last .n/-6 cps. unsold. sera toady. and mints a Ma 'a tette , . A. conveyed with hat, week, attest was Is. down on top, and 60. up on arenas ; barley swat doom on top. and Is. up on average; 027.8 no,, 04. up on top. and ad. op on average' bans ems I. Wt. n too, and Id. up on aesrate. Prima tar Imperial quart.— Wheat, 311 s. ud. to .962. (1.1.; tartay. 9th. 3.1. fh. ; 0t0,33. td. to DU.. J.• Naas. Oh Od. Is 48.. UI. Wrght of top—wheat. 65106..: tansy. linta ; gars, 4604.; brass. albs. C 4TTLX —Uttarl39. Jon 49.—Tbe amply of sheep pad Lambe tbis monde/ no lom; Me SUM 1,...r,6.164 —being 1..11 from Demand good for boil MM. and loot week near fully ..apt ornd. and at tea doge • good dawn* effdad. Top prim of Me noit mutt , n, current. INC and down to 61 per lb. Lamb, top p. ices 534 ad., Zs.. Ma M., 34• ; cannot. for Me beet, from 10.. to 01, cod uowee to 10. • bead. Ito number of and. oompti-od 6,0 brad, b tae 145 km than tbb der neck. Pane rather slowly effected. but Niece tortmln mu& lbs etroe. Top prier. 74. 6.1.; c.dreat prloo. u. 9d. to 74. Jd ; and down to 6a per mdkl &tone. Pod pLe. from M. to 6.. 61 per lumens& mom AK to Wen erect: old ditto. front I. • to IL.. • bead. :Imolai In market —l3beep. 5 lot ; fat can* 639; loan ditto, 460; nada Comb 909: 91P4rt foreman, and complainant could attend on Saturday and hear his explanation. The advocate asked if a summons would then be granted, as it would be putting them to additional expense, for the L.reman might deny there was any contract, whose the complainant wall prepared with evidence to prove tho contract. _ _ Su , James Duke wid that wee all he could do in the mat ter; and it was thin arrang.d that the application should be named on Saturday. in the foreman's presence, when it was intimated no summons would be granted. BOUTS WARN. lames .Murphy was charged with causing the death of Mules Swims, barman at the Crown public-house, Spa road, Berruondwy. On the night of May 28 the prieciner, who had bets qui.- rolling inside the public-house, came out and threw • stone through the window, whereupon the landlord and the de ceased came out and gave him into custody. The prisoner then made • rush et the deceased, and knocked him down so that his heed came violently against the pavement. The deceased was taken to the hospital and died there. An in quest was held, and • verdict of manalaughtea returned against the pi Ulmer, who, at that time, was under arntence, in Waad•worth Ileum of Correction, for an @smolt. The prisoner, who declined to say anything, was com mitted for trial: ItARKEZS. COTTON.—Livraroor., Jrxs 3). —The oleo of Cotton to-das as istiantad at LOO balsa. • steady market at ➢oKetdlYt Priam WOOL AND WORSTED.— Bluntest% Jugs 30 —The tendeatT of wool le atlllla an upward directions. repe l. the price, rod thou th there . nthsr taws loaniry let there Is little or nothing more doing. The men d of weal Indeed, I. each as to deter both tho Wooer not from theirtig. There wool t he In dolor so in the Oder. ✓at eoadltlon of o. m 4 with la the wen toot. The Oder hose boom ore abodutely doing clothing, and tho troll of this toertet comma very largely of prude...Vohs for the conunental markets. The worded yarn departii eLt in fact grows worseeven ocek on £OOOOOO not wily of W. fact, but alio hectors the home ic i iitutt are deterred frau prod.:went the ge*.ent rate. of wool, trona the utter imbilitY te get adequate prl:o* Ihe spinner, rc, •bereforo. etill coastline Kolar- Von. The maaufacturvr4 are t o the sun: con.lition an are lin:Ohne product loa. Zabinced KU= and curtailed demand do not augur well for the future. TRAFFIC RitTIJRNe. muss ass. M. Total. Total. WWI 1.11L1C•76. Juno 11 con. wagon abaleilas. 11/60. 166 6. Juno a lt a grind Tem tof ......naa 969 3.474 1.:61 1.994 7.771 Week =dam buffo 19. Usx•aa sad Oarthis. Includ ing keadal and Windertawo! -. '.1.. 01 1.111 7.321 11.691 Missal Tilbury. Exotic l— 1.110 2.3:4 4.2.0 7.3.3 Landon. awl Southecd 1 , ..0n.10a ICsaaantosa — f 44 437 1.991. NO Corn.oll ....... .. ... ..... Welt maw J J 14. ii=t irs.d ass ft 101 163 156 360 Week Jcm• Nertia 1.. _ ';;;TC.77: Waterford and lAitiAok •• • Tr 16 12. 3Ull ' ANS 1 • 1WAW: * ? LW YO 0.711 (1.1. 4 7.1 2 7 711 , : r 4 4; 1"71.41431:13 w.reseee. dune al nenttibb Oentral N 7 1 4 2 1.731 1 . 17 , IEI 'ati SOUP abrupter* Usice sA 3.10 Na 01 1.131 Hiri.seheed. learedoSzle sod Cheshire Jamie 1.1111 1.63 7 SAE 2.111 iieeters CoandimMakll;lll kestena Caws ........ 1:114a ...... N Ed 070 1,174 1.461 • This lodates the rocelpt• of lb. Notratotto awl aAW.. sad Bodaho mud Lo bum liallohn. town Joh. 1.1. both yam SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASULLT'. Icelon pate, Cited, iherek ireTzMelboures to Lherrook anhae bt re on the lath co! Hay tohlly denteeted. Invite infect nom an fee' en the let of &OIL In tau frO n. lon. 149 & The tauter (teener), able! mate, ad Afters o' ;be Hew (another amount says eatlee. of th 4 trete wed two pgrnergo-b) frowned ill attempt. he to sera thantaalvre H the loft beat —Valparaleo. May VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Allda-Ses - I (e"). trere Uwe.* Jane la, oft ttis Reveres. (Norton:le (schooner) steering 'rat, June IS. lot 0 41, Ins 1410 W. Dm. otewatt, from bomber for London, Juno 14, MS 4114, lo• Una Marta (Stro' Oh E,lg), June 11, It 4370, too 19 39 W. Eal of Derby, Cru I.: rerpoot. Jo7o 11. 6t 3:.0 N, too 10 ile. 0 `llrn Eog4, front o.n tfraocOloo. Awe 9, lat 33 So N, las 48 ZS W. John Marcie, of Dozotries, foe PersamOtteo 32 days, Nay 10, Ist 111 11. We 23 is w. _, . . . . Brerlv (Swedish ship). from Liverpool for Batavia (0 dam ell well. 33•1 4. 121 1 44 24,122 2011 W. 2krrywr (ohip), Is Womb* for Lead" J. IS, lat 43 7, tea 34 s• W. [Advertisement.] TEA, COFFEE. LOTSEL'S niIrIOSTATIC Ps►uuu ii)l.-1 to 10,0 M cope bO. Ores& and bright to em .ettex use MIL V.t4. by 0.100 I maim. the club., &a From ea, by all Mu- tempera to merchant.. and N. emitters. anat. Ismaterebetiatt, ►C. Pecepectas ant free. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLAIM—Jeer!. et Woodridge Pdorrev. StAfford. de wife of the ' 110. t. Broutbtoo, Itsactuster, the wit° of T. IC UENtiT.—jhne t.t. et Battlngt,c rael, /Melee. the We of N. C. ntrung.—,lnue SI at Park villas, (Word, too wife et the Ser. S. J. LEATlllq.—Jaw (tat MulborouAlt Weat, ttwi lOU of the Naucn.—Juno :A. at Gloucester t, et. Georris told South. 11,1grasla. Mrs L. .Sfli:or, of a Oaasiv....r. NUNS° —Joue NI Pit Colebever II wi oof Captain Munro. sidlts lesb Dazat Haw I. of . daughter. PAYNIC.—June2d, at Konslrust .0 'snare. Mrs P. W. Payne of. am. PORTER.—Jnae in. at at 00.,tl s.squa,. Rerstafoport. the ntf• of U. W. Ports:, isq.. of • sun. MARRIAGES AITEL—CO X.—June 23. e Wt. Watwortb, by the Rev. J. Statham. M. A„ J. A Azten, E•q.. of Hunts. von of the Ide W. Azt..ll, q ( &mood ey, to Pa. ah, dautitter of J. Boar Rath, of the saute rlsee. mi A Z ELEY-11 Aar lg.—June 2.3, of `t. Nlontda% Roeheeler, by the 1t.,. W. Coat...), H. Rau .'ey. non of C muleader Ileateley, R.N.. to Janet. daughter. l`r. Marto. of Itoch,ter. BEN6ON-811.GW ICE.—Juno V. at Mt. Andretee,_ Rugby. by the Rev. Dr. Temple. the Rev. N. W. 000.00. M.% Hoyt Wainer et Well n 'ton Col:te. to Mary. ..laughter of thi tale kev. W. hidawthhe of Sklpton. IitYrERYIELD—WOOT.--At the Itrltl.ll Consulate. Antwerp, by Itto Rev It fit ton. W. Butterfield, h.q., to Anne Nether. dtughter of W. Wood. Req. DRAMS. HILLS.—JekIo ea, at Lake Callao. tlooLay. I-le of WIIbD. 11W.. - 110Pli MS.—lace 243. at Peckham. the Rev..T. 11. napkin,. ILASTERS.—June et Neer lindac street, Illackfrlare. Yr. T. st 74. gicHoLgol.-.Jaa. fl a k Eyre peek, Woreesk estate. J. McMinn. I k4. mied MAN.—Jail& Wit residence. 3. Onr•l.et aloe. TaNsionk . 1 101“. Jamb Rm. W.I. to the TOtb yeer W Ms Le. lIIIINIT.—JvasI3. el doliball.. It. W.." Coloeml ILILLCUIL. arced JS BISOLITON —Jose at IdsrArde Aura. lesimitas. Yr. J. Mr elske. WM 41 Maul 8.8 Pliatesid WOULIS Slp Mu., et N. 8, Lembw4 =h dr= Prisuar_, the Oak. larabia .581188 F 181168.80111,18 M. I I ~ ..