The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

6PORTING. lIANIPTON RACES.—TnoutuT. Tv Ul' , IlY %TV of 30 a.m.., aided t. aSt eapitakca d d tuts. each; I r 2.yrokte sad wa cede. Optait.l wiatkte. Straight (10 nabs.) Sr. J. tk)Y Petu.lLJa. Todeacka. Jfn , • 01 i, N. ". 1 . tiott7s, 1 11r. T. 'Lake. awns% 4 ri• 7.t Ilb lamed :.‘ 611.. • -- S - 11.Z1Z4 2 NC 1 , •3/Ip, • 2114tabola yr. Tat 111 • E. 0 .m... 3 Tits foil ..rusg aka .—Courtector, Suibury. Atbral.a. Ilesais•drir. s.lrairs, end N.ghtbetti. bows. 2to I ago Cbautter, 6to 2 .g. 2 iltraLilds. 3to 1 wet Sta Mary. to fart &lowa. Was by ball • lea;tb; VIM, 1,416 DOD,'" tic recoad sad *lard. Tb• wtaser tear 2•411a1t. ID for 220 ruiners. Tie i•Ifolh . PLATII of 60 nows. (11•0.!i op.) Wiliam uttr*. i DM- tiolvlet• aI a Pik. 2., 7n•. , : . b th.arrr 0 M. 0.,. 4 m7...1(10 ..10•DaDet. 14. 4. • The Premes• Dais *IUDs , .JA 1.4 211. E.dliand 2 It, kliortng she ma .—flareatavalatb •••I Yolbabir• Kitts, Erie am heothearr, 2to I got Yorkohira Mies, 6to I evt Tbe PPORIIt. Yotlehere Mom bolted tools LP.r stems,. sal floelieptr caste away et the d:steeco. and lambed t 'gouty lengths Is edroece of The Proems. lobo wee petl'od ap opg craw the amt. Ileatausitattit did sot pre the Nra M ,jaitTl . ll PLAT, et 100 G a ms . ; targeirt fr, Tot 7iL get ; iv% 9.1 615 , otz owl aged, 9.4 Wo. Inca., 1 , . beads. L-r/9W. Two wiles. alt J Or 0ha.4.7:47n.. let '.Ni. I • .• • Iloorsftt. Tr.. 74 /No ...... lOW J PI, ”..1 • AteA,3 In , 7 41 l •. TM . flame Ma rah flesiloy boy, tweelmejtr, Wltst• ..tll, Mtt Jul*, Atom. 11. nil to law Womlee, 6e., 2 eget Mooreelek 6to 1 tecli a.m Am* sad Ikeehamer. Neogloy Boy mole Ma Malmo le Me MN ter, ahem M mot Moos, W cm coter ie, the 01.01 the MO wee sellvely left stub Woofer sal Meormitlf. • Rod ma is ended la (.rear d Wteetlee 1y • bort. Armt was bras dues lengths fro Me soot! ; fie Mims ...pp paid op. Tx■ Mot mewls Pia? e of 60 sem (flastbrap. owe. On• amis. Ilkle‘b • Twee. . pen 144 ire• Wis. I rm. .4 ON. I reNbiga. t Ire =mgr.. 4 :4 Mb uni; tlkesrA: i .int ai ttl . owl •isrbefe, ole 4 sot Urinals. Wes b 7 • karh , led Mei Tilt kiiILWAT PLATS a 111 SM. ON SIT Old. Sad nit Oplissil maw weighie, Ite. law titakags. I.lplaa Aspen T. by 4411i4444. Ipm 11113,04 4lb . - ---" " --- bZioire 1 pr. .4 . 1.4m11150. Mtlisios. 2 yr. 6.1 141.116 .1 1 rOlow..t 1 1 Mr lob • Jo.. 1 yr. Ow I he I. .. liesdkair 111: T. iht.....• Jam. • Oman. jairk - liiii . ilia. 74 go. D i or i ift. tlbeilhor.l Sims ht 111b..„1 en 6 tipll • UK/ vie I r . -._ .• • irtbro il ad Ile • Ego . 2 . i• 1 •ii• V •t, 1 sem any other (alboull). Wok •,, ball We/. TM man w mod k• Kr. C. Pink kr 71 gifts. Tot Ikt km T STAMM (delleilell: MD sm. sulk, k ft. Goothow• tr.i.. rnagamik, MT& Or ask. (r 0 Na) ) - . _ _ Mr. 4... P."... barb imb 1•4 Mb Alm W. Dri I b I r. PLi j . "4"m ilmhZ li sia. l * lllo. WI. 7 avows 'Aim% Ng lb _CapiNZ 4 Benno •.•4 as 3i•l op remiss. Woo smsay by • has* sad a UM; bad OWL SITTING ON TIM COMM. NORTIII:I3IIZILLAND PLATO. a b• u I •••• ll•para $ 1 ftamt ro 1 (t) 0001/75176 STALLS. 24 h. I lON listhoosts au to L Gar (9 1140. 2) Is 1 Trowier; (t) :10 to 1 eat (I) 104.1 i t, Theaderbalt (I) WtY l Hanky Wisukey (t) NEWTON MEETING.—Wir.sE.,DAT. ♦lo DITIOX&L PART IL I LAI,. Ts' TIII L Ht■DICiP of 6 ADVS. a.cn , irlth 10 added, for Ada awl upwards. Or mils sad • qesrler. n.“/".• , •1 6 Ask.' InSiA .tamed r'r"rrta •nawh • • Loassrari. 416 die 'charm •y e ssi o 110 11, 1 Nts! ,11:tory, 6 to 4 mut laseed. br taw _ ied Wei. M. 101.1, PLATS a Mr Surrys•r•slik ; UN. irl 4lb ; hw Sit 10; els ind assa. Sr ll*. Mans -9 &head iM. Or nib Id • giTplir. _ M a. Dal t r' • 1 .ta. • bff Mill OMlNotia I pi. :741 1 . 1.111.:111. , I , • awl • Latla Inc , . .ffinetaani, 1 ale. lksterl, [Ng • 4so . . :IL. 1,6444 a i Ili. labworb FaM Na... ithalkaoo 4 Tie lellowiag sus :—Gret• Dania& Imendd, bit awry, nod J sly. Beim 6 112 , 00 Itandl. 3 Its 1 wt Inly, 6'o I sent Ii IV dim, iis 1 eget Idaho ON. Won by • sick ; was hapbs Lamm emend and thied. r,g4 T.k was length, Italy 88k. and Sie Lary h 4. Tot OIUtatAIWTOM EASDIcAr of NO MM., added to a 3 wspULM ut 6 lark sad. One mile end • halt Mr. Prim of lamark b• aaMaikaik. Ism tet Mb ft 61640.1110. *WTI_ _ _.... ... ~..... • .......... (L. " 6, ' *4 . 0 I Mr rbilt-rs •Taberilim.4)l..ika NS . , ...... l43bals arm lir• ‘ 7 '9 41 . 0 " . • Wt•••!4124411 4 /44. VD Mr. W. Tadr .... saamoymAra ea ........pm, ow.t. 4 Mr. Many'. .ottikdo 6 W. R 6 4•••4•1414•44 1 1tat. t ta. la Mb liodadlas neon , dorm' 6 Attraetke. The Wowing also rest —Peres of the Emt, Wail, end &tit* 3to 1 east Brown Holten I, sln 1 cr.t Arch dashed*, 7 is 1 eget Treace of Denanalt, 7 to 1 eget Wesam es Sleek 8 t, 1 eget Almaden, 8 to I .g.t 16 mai, I to 1 wet Norms. Wun eireerly by half a least h; • tesgth betimes yeeusd sad tided ; OWN between the :turd mid Monk. re , rome was a bed eftb. TML 0.11.11011,12 PAR. ST6 6to of 10 50,.. cub, 3 ft, wits 50 ode. added, be tweir-eitle ; 04. MAN list 71b ; Clem bet 410. 13• M. Rkb • 11460. lawrime. he Wm •••••••• .11 . mherem t Mr. • 1444444 Librltmo(lnt .I• 144.1 I Mr. I lataosaa • Aneirrai I 11. min. .1 Butyl 6 to 4 liest Libstiseas. II is I each vs: tooth Lasoresr• mad Arkhrmeat. Was In a dater by two lengths, • meek between tits amied awl Wed. Tut MAK aIiIIKS.D PLATE (11•sellt sp) of 5..) TOM, La all arc flat • =Mt. Ms. Eamaraor• ••1••116 la Dos:.! 0 Roark; I STS, r.lllb orwrr Ilr I..norie Me JUNO. 3 rr*. 3.4 164 ol464tral 11 ner.ra • • Web 6.1 g, 4 ow. tat IRO .... ...... .... At. 11440 Lowy. 3444, la lib .... .. ... , i ,... telao eta 4 ti046164;5ta1 r".. • ra e :=4ll; - Fad' 4...., c bY'ltersetbasr rel : little 11LItty. Betties : 7 led eget July, 2 ts legal Batt way, 5 to 1 end ma & say ether. Wes by tire lengths, • neck bra Mil temmd PM TACILSDAY. NT. IIILLIOe• imam eati.re, . ....... Kari. la* liteneurr az mi SOLD P. • .......... rm.. it:::: rm. vurrose rcam Attire Ja..% 11 tie raw OIISWOOO MAN MAP Jarli Snuff '~ ETON C , ou.imi.—lctru.no roaSILTLR 0a Tepeeiel toe lira beet of Ks her omit el:. 1 lane wee as amities., viz , Kr. M. Libber*. 14. R. L. Bum.. Mt. C. B. Lien, Mr. P. Alm* Mr. R. Nik.r, Mr. IL 0. Le Ilserl.aer. There wee pouf trig the el.. trq Waves Lae. end 1111 rial. Ibre lamer wee Boma ea Bite the yet c rump dnaa, Labbt,t hard, Parker fou•tA, eh., rr.t auwirre. Us W.llseedey bag cow od,aback the Int 'hr.* of the prev....r.Le Warted There we. eons Reed ratios la idea up bodily: 1191 awl second plena Atm lama. the reams Danes mob a ileri.l•4 beak white h.. kept as the trey, *ad woo —at hie ere ; Uwe, err. LaMothe think The the• loam we. lroe Wtarfrr-brtege to the rashes et.l back. nue 2) at.:l'eg 60 second*. CRICILET.-011/OXD r. CANIIIIIDGe.—Thes• two .1.966. .01 at 1.6w0'• wilisaloy. The won at Ito deo. at Ws 41., woo a. &Awn .—Cawilaidr, Int lamer., 124 Ushal..)l4 lamp, 131; Cowevalgo. I, .113 • ..a to paws, no sow will to r•taisid We we sing. --- Br'as'h.. A Bt elan. imiontieg, RY wi den...ed. b ewe.. NAV, bee just bass tawl• ars4l.l lM 44 ' mitt/Ivo d. • t0...t0s 4•WS by et-. IS* pr•psoy a Mr. 'Yalu GI ti !vs.& The ••.1 sou iv hero Ite.• • et•mrtitee oti tE• Ceateel Lake yaw. .et at /kitbag es Ind.) leo. sad 1., that wrist en. Owed w.tb w lisp I. • est?* truck los • "Mt boat tbe r.ilpy settles, •• tram • whoa.. w•e• nate. do row is lb. trwl. I *awed ksiaa ankle: et Iltletteg. aid lb. ht.' vv. P. 1 . 4.47 Atotobwl Tweeds was wad lb. sato4. vloth owettlegtAl I. 'Nor, Irnaw . Akaw taw ria,r, aid 1b.,. 1.4 Ibr. se here its aaltwete reeenwy. tb• wI 1 .. 148.4 80414 .7. wledembi le Its. Tome, c...14-4•Atr • DIATIII Ur Yoga Pi/01111 ST throw Sin).— burns ars r ton. Tot armr.—A sod rya wetted I. SeeterspreWra• kb day try kesprobir of • wren, .1,116 bre eared lie drib berylerres It rowan ter • grew bars sear Marin Webb Lk tL., itbruir tlei sorbs ebb • plrero party, wiewriax of Leh& MON% rib I wed. bed purl &Is rarer WA venal Iblinsb kr kw der. • toy so rad Weir Is Or sisrldisser of as but. 1 , ma ibklia• in sr• rendre kb sksress by • useerme• vb. ins we , tqr tik. Snorer Myr bre ad Lu.. Mere .1, ,t wrier, row LW lit glarey sr spirt Is • • plan wbr iso borro. TS* frOgride burr win orb, nt tlo• rpst. r 4 aserril Is rumba far brims era ger el tort, Pb. iswerwir of Ur pry wino drowned. ller purr rod run sews as bard the Astopee. Tb• wad vb. Morse kern Imo) re wrirdosselb-wer u.l wr 1.11,0 Nearly. lb. Art is welch be reibsi treewni.l wr or II Me snuocal docrlptioli of whiffles, Asa himay Rut mt NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DETRALTY, JUNE 23. PROMOTIONS. --Vibe. Aliond of the Blau tr. F. Emit (18.3 o) to het.* the good eon LA patio* moat by the deems ot blit D. Doom Certain J. L. &ogee (1846) to hevo the pod emits pm skit, nve desderaos, 1..1 ,, t00ted to flag rack; sod E. Oat noway (164) to have the good service pensicr, rice Juan, r.doote4 fl raik C. nonsodor F. D. Rich (1848) to be of lb. Costt Ouatd. A PPOINTIUN I..—Ceptaie T. Miller (1333),t0 the Clio, 21, area etteue corvette, et Sheerness, ecoureforitsech Lieweasate F. H. 8. Hood (1836), to the Atephloa* W. Chris, to the Otaletor; J. J. W. Jevis ($8 u). ma 0. 14. nm (1812), to the Mere. Meetets J. N. Ryan (1860), to the Gannet, 11, wow .leas sloop et D,vonpat ; 0. P. lievih,r (DM), to the Cho ; 5. Wien mAt (1M), to the Racoon, 22, screw steam corvette, at Portentooth , F. B. Heawool (1862), to the Arephioit ; F. B. Your! (1314). to the Haarlem, 32, screw steam Map et Poelemouth , sad W. H. Petah (1951), to 181 Mete. &apnea J. Mtrcbell . M.D.(1817), to the Topese, 61, sers. steam legate. at Der. apt rt ; J. Headetsse, (MO), to the loptranase; J. P. Butte, Y.D. (1816), te the CAmbel Ire. guastry ship, at Devooport ; sad W. 1). Kerr, M.D. (1346), to the Doesaltl. &toga Maslen K. Colborne (1837) to be additional to the Mino•enr, tereivheg *LT, et abet MOM 0. Penmen OW. le the Natalie', 8, et Plymouth ; end 0. A. P. Day (1364), la the Lou,, 3, perldk-elaerl maim vasel„ et Drvesport. Peyr—ma re H. C. Davy (1326), to be minnow] to the W 1100147. 71. gaerdehip e, ordteery, et Chatham; J. O. Demme (1 8 64), t, the o;edtator ;W. Hcceizata (185_104 additional to me Cambridge; end 11. T. Nettleton (=8), to the Clio. _ Cl - raie P. 0. M. Program. to the Gladiator; J. H. Wall , W ti. Clio end D. V. Remilto& to As Ampitlam. WOOLWICH, lt . sir 23. An nth, hes be Weed tbrseiieg that for ths Were boards of inquiry respecting the Ices of Torlusic medals shell be de Aeneas& CHATHAI. JUNI 21. Yesterday afterecioe, is obedienoe to a sudden order rendwed As the Adaaarelty, two detachments of Bola IMolina Light lalintryeuborked on board the screw cgreette &eel, 21, C.,.Min J. Corte t , , and the &0.. 21, Ceps& A. Lomb.,: , _ rasa for the do.ut c.,nalstieg of 17 wee of the Angel Yana* Artillery and 20 web of the Light Infantry =rtradar the commaad of First Lieute nest W. P. Ift. ad rM deta-hunnt for the drylle. umbering 37 aenreensat nikened odors std roes. uneer the command at net Lientruent A. Higman. Thir morning Cassie J. Taylor sal CI una-coutiannioneJ otheere end men prunedad to Ilya to anibirk on board the hne-of battle screw swine, Dotegal, let. la afelrea to the rump beset within tte forties; toss at tha Spar b tong a aust,r of trate have lean vete' fa the pr med. el; ealog the oa-riron ant Fact Pitt Hoopfiale. for fY cciavalakaat poloist& la order to lams the health of W tro,ge is bureau Maj .1 General !tyre has glees dl - for Ile anal, r of toot in rob of the barrack-roong to ha Mooed daring tt, amour swaths. PORTSMOUTH, Jest PA Toe M. ra•rs, 6, iron screw steam troop stip, Commands/ thane T. Perri*, 'wind at Spiihsed at half. pan nine o'clock en Wedr.eaday night kola the Rant Inter and Coped G ad Hope; she has brought tome about twenty invalids, awns woman end children, guns and old worse. She he. had a very beg prior tome, and has been eighty •tbres days from the Cape al Good Hope. On her mate she cal'ad at St. He'coa, Ascension, Sierra Leone, sod Parrot She i. re be oni ! off, having been in constonsinn since December, IE6. and 'a reported l ha la abed condition. The Curt a topic•ed at Orivinwtow• about tb. lih or 6th of nest mouth, and ta impeded to remain atone six owls. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1859. Lab) Intelligente. COURT OF QUEER'S BENCH.-Ju 23. Sittings at Ni.i Prim.—(Before Ur. Justice Hill sad a Special Jury.) RECK V. STILWILL AND ANOHER. (Conoladed from yesterday's Exprta.) Mr. Justice Hill, in charging the jury, said that un doubtedly any rise who had read through the provteiona of the act of parliament would dad that they wen, nowt eta. Weakly drawn with a view to the pro'ection of uoliappy persons placed in lunatic anytime. Another thing likewise was abundantly plain, namely, that In modern times great changes had been made in the treatment to which lunatics were subjected, and that a soothing, kindly retest had taken the place of the old rule of bodily vie.eocx It hadbeen given in evidence during the trial byre hirelf an eminent instill loner, that Dr. Conolly had taken a promi nent part in bringing about that system of amelioration. The questions which he ehonld leave to them to decide were these. In the lint place, wee Dr. Corny a part proprietor of Moore:oft-hour, or wee be a regular medical attendant then? If they shiald be of °pluton that he was either the one or the other, he should direct them to find a verdict for the plaintiff with such damages ea the case required. If, however, they should find that he was not a part proprietor or a regular medical attendant, he should direct them to find a verdict for the defendant, he reserving the point whether it wee smeary within the act of parliament to bring home knowledge to the defendsnts that the certificate woe Illegal. There were, however, two other points which he should ask them to decide Tint. Whether Dr. Conolly examined Mr. Ruck apart from Mr. Barnett, es required by the act of par liament I Secondly. Was Mr. Barnett, at the tune of sign ing the certificate, in actual ;reties Mr. James asked hie lordakip to allow the jury to take the memorandum-hook with them into their private room. One of the jury said he would rather not see the book. Mr. James consequently did not persist in his request. After en absence of an hour the jury retuned Into court with the following verdict: 1. That Dr. Coolly received certain payments, by way of commlindon, for eerier patients, aid that that was suffi cient to constitute him a pert proprietor of Moorcrolt-house. " 2. That Dr. Coolly wee a regular medical attendant at Moorcroft." . _ _ The jwry tkimiare mewed the plaintire damages at 5001. " 3. That there was not satticient evidence before them to above that Mr. Barnett at the nose of signing the cernficete, wee not in actual practice. ff 4. That there was not sufficient evidence to show that Dr. Dewily had not examined Mr. Ruck apart from Mr. Barran" UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Jets 23. At • Cogregatios, held this day, the following degrees urea elaintal LLD.—M.OO*w Coae, Trinity Hall. M.A.—F. W. Bagebtrre and J. F. Halford, Trial Col lage; W. F Cre,ny, bt. John's College; A. D. sad H. W. 5chr...!,..r, Trinity Hall; Tnonass Slates, Its*. =awl CAW.' Thom,. o,4daid, Sidney College. B.A.—Vasghaa B. Wattle, Trinity College; E. J. P. Trlalty H .II. Mr. Walter, of Tritity, and Mr. Pownsll. of St. Catha rine's, were appoln el deputy pect ton In the absence of Mawr. I,nd sad liobinsoa. OXFORD, Ji xi 23. In • Congregation, holden this morning, the following dramas were ennfeeryd : Mamas or Lams , .—Frederick Butler Holm= Mast ~easrw, Betiol College. Rey. William Fudord Adams, Rey. .V.eph Sidney Iverke, Rev. Thomas Hype Edwards, Rower C-01.1f*. Rey. bleary Arcs Welker. Rey. Thomas William, May. George lisbardee, o=l College. Rey. Compton Heade, I:er. Jobs William Cattle. Megdals• College. Fr were Ciller. Cole, Wselhans College. Rey. Edward Mimed Wei6•ll , Notre!, College. Rev. Charles Ingram Kohmts, Rey. Peas= Joy, Worr.eter College. Becart.oea or AWM —John Knell Pope Heckles (weirokW• Edward H•nry Elms, Joshua Ingham 13,00ke, 17/several Celkega. Georg" Rankled Luke, Eden= Talbot Day Imre Roe= a de St. Piers Chaplin, Balliol Col**. Frieder:A Cbristopher Pegs., Merton College. Thomas Clegg, Cha•lee Hackwork Duke John )deddler= Eye= George Oriedale Hicka, Clar:es Baker, Archi bald Ad-rem, limy John Liddres, Ewer Collage, Robret Wen, Fredrick Cavan Blyth, FroJerick Thomas Hetliag, Robert Ohs= Con= 01401 C c o i tt Froderiett &lame Grows* Qatea's College. Crowdee, William Baird ( s o liolare), George James Hawkee, William 11.07 Ilium., William Andreers,Linoohe College. Robert Burton Leah, Broom re C Francis Beery Curgeorn (whole.). Willmin Clisistether Evans, Wyse ham Charles H. H. Dash, Itomrs H e n r y Kl itc h se e,c, pee Cleri•te &sew Arthur Pitman Gordo*, George Robert G. Cooke, George Beller, Georg* Fred.net Dickson (etwelest), 1, lariat Couch. Waller AUrel Hills, Truk, College. Robert Friccie Lye= St. John's. Angelo Jobe Lewlr, A:llmm Hooter , 11.obert Cowell, Fre 'crick Haloes= t s ch e ;lhar). Den= Hailed Webbe Horlock, Watleata College. Themes How. Peinbmke wi n e. Chairs Dame Comemem (scholar). William Henry Draper, Wormer Col kite. Me= Hodge Codlip, George Willie= Leagetaff, William Jame Geoffrey Bluets, Jaws Lewis Barrett, Meg dales Hall. Jobs Bodes Trend, Bt. Mary Hell. Robert Howard, New but Hell. Walter Fran= Elsie, St. Khan= Hall. _ . Ad Bradsis."—Charies !Smith, 8.D., Bt. Peter's Col. atd Miry. dohs Bait' HUI, WA., Cala, Collage, Canki fr. COZEPSIC.42IO7 rira THE MANX= ISLAND.. The company who first started steamers between Weymouth sad 'B. Channel Islands and Cherbourg have oneeribed all tteir CA',..1?&1. They have applied to the neon .veramist for "ewe enrourstemett to Ike Man packet 109 hawitu We) mouth sod Chrrtourg *Shoot success. Whether du company uitheraw din steamers wooer or thay Lau eat , eled in .rennet • perineum steam p..rtet .dioutusicatiou batmen Weymouth and the Channel lrlinde It the buds of the South Western Company, foe the Mr, w, I eta Le site to •ithdraw dole Channel lotted and WC) ILI putts wearer., t ran when all oprsidon tr them shall OP. . Althoueh etairo commeniemon Lima, Weymouth aid Jersey eno:tlivrnal hen Lien Motivation sow era ma rl tuie,md Oda proved the ameraity of its consume', sad a/though lb. distaste betimes Jersey and Weymouth is mare► yes this that from Jaen to Southampton, the loammtatil nal them late I etwin the latter port mid the Chanel lays has sot Lees materialy tinned 14 its liv•i• The frortett awl 1,401 ominuoicalon between Leaden sad subunit is. sad toe cheaper* of treasmittiot auchaur it re bateau Jersey and Loodoe rid Souttimeptou as coin- I pared mai its upraise rut Weymouth, havra 'avid the old tin ; while the sussing of the 8 uth Wenn sad Groat Wirern I as tato Witymostli, an 4 the connect:at of rem luxe, Bidrosed, Birmingham', sod all the imerveent mum toy ben«. nom plow sad Yeovil Ly rail with Wayland), have succadvd at 4iegth In ettallisList anther perawsist China siouserntet comoinicetion, which salsa& to 'little • few miles of France. When the railway I. complaat betimes OiLiajthau an I Event, It MU mean to eu pyatlag the Weymouth eat Ct navel Wend stum hum asi wheel a railway I. made tom Weisel to F.emeeds, which meet ow day to 44a• , ct the pup." claw west dehmom, Weymouth will be la min duet comminution within meet of Dun, Devon, sad Cornwall. Alderney to on of our @Wettest herr loam.! r-fete. sad Jersey may Le maiden.' se • wan tower el Etio:s•t l. twere.o4 seal It data Cherbourg sad go chew new a too fiequeat commatakintn withthom lairds The martial sptnt aid elevenths of the Channel leim AMU Le • model for this wintry. Easty boy time .bowe t er:va year, of age is Wind to go to MS eon • par. The tuill:ie of Ise bland., bu) awavey sad 0.f.0 , ty a. send tbetugad strong, haw his. jpeow.owed by the hoollog nAbt.ry au holdout as equal te sy to wcutor T rips. Their army otcoatteagote, and See furnished by goveriessiO. la Gunny sad Jersey it Is so IMO. MANS thin le us the Imlay werirst outlasting hie nes mit • here, sad obeys, the wi 01 mongol of Lis an Ark So. far hie bowler ' 1 attainineats, h.. beta awns as akar. ItArin INTEICTIA34.II Of COMIdrNICATION Wl7ll Atesatte.—Tr a tarldp Neer Britt, (Litttptol, (faste tor, rd ht./serest Ord ileirehle CLUB y), left Laser. rias rt IA rt. Zee sem to d New York r thee Taut at the 11111. Tb• air et the are apes the reethee err tererephed tb• war enslait, plead as bawd the errahap iteng.rian, aad rtatimtd I.lt•tpattl as the etre et the t t 0.... perß.nuas , • biretta arra heel Is coteremtre a the ...milling ensurer et re Noe Yet! itaew,five I ;wt.. Lana...minas teal th ei 1111111110111114 01 tbe .r-oubers. unusual,' c 44 wan ism tool tt Ist, tput by re Huvraram, sad am* Febliehed tttnugh .ut F.uelstt art tkollar. ellYe7l I. PA III.L SILLLI,O Tr, t• iutu t Jtss z.l. —Actuttmlutte • 1,4, ru-at, 4,91111; %hue, by ••••a. Maas, 640. Total staining, 8,0./1. LONDON AND SOUTH WASTARN RAILWAY. The adjourned special general meeting of the pro priet.n. of this undertaking wee bell yesterday, at the tee- Maus, Waterloo•reeed, kr the pespose of considering a till now before parliament fur senetionnig the analgmation of the Falmouth lose with the South Western &Wally. Cap tain MANG ins, M.P., the chairman of the tympany, pre sided. Aber • good deal of discumion • resolution approving of the bill was put and was carried with but four dime trent.. A poll was demanded by Mr. Puncher, when the solicitor proceeded to arounins the amount of capital repre sented by the Totes on either sibs, and it wee found that the minorPy represented about 16,0001., end the majority nearly 2000001. Mr. Pcycuza having protested oiraloot the matter being decided without spoil after one bed been &mended, The CHAIRMAN mljoarned the main till two o'clock OS the 14th of July. Tall WAYMN BANS 01' BCOTL4ND. The Scannas publiahes the following doett wilts " Glasgow, June 21, 1859. " At a might" of the committee of shareholders of the Weems Bank of Scotland appointed for deicing with the liquidators from time to time on such matters as they may in the tour*, of winding up voluntatily the ages of the bank -.. • "The Oieetiog baring deliberated oh tbe proposal matte by Mr. Dunlop of Tolleroa., dated lBih current, now laid be fore thew by the liquidators, resolved arisnicsonsly that the (Zoete, COMMUZIit,AIOOS be toads to Mr. Dunlop in refert ace to that prvporal. . "The comm itment pleased to see an indication on the pert ot Nr. Dunk, sad his friends of • desire to bring Mont an seringentent of the affairs of the bank, and more particularly • compromise of the claims of the ahartholdere against .tbe directors; but the cogitive are of opinion that the provost proposal I. not only impracticable la form, but inadequate in amount, seeing that from the admirable way In which the calls hen b.e gmerally met laktto shereholders, sod the present sweet of the bank's es shown in the ratement• enhanced by the liquids tom the meek will probably of themselves Imeaftsr ywht as much as 304 per independently of the claims of the bank spinet the envenom. "The committee, therefore, do not feel themselves celled en to ask the liquidators to lay this proposal before • general meeting of stieuettoldere; but it would give the committee greet should the directory against whom the liquidators are about to insti , ute proceedings submit M amandad proposal, In order to avert protracted litigatkm, art (be committee would euggem that it should contain the oar of • ipecac °attribution to be distributed to the ehmettoiders in addition to the reviniooary assets of the bask. "Th. eoramitte• request the liquidator, to mend a copy of Ala minute to Mr. Donlop, and to print and circulate it among all the shareholders of the book who have not assissrd their aborts. (Signed) "CHA N . G UTHRIE , Preset." The liquidators, at the request of the committee ap palmed to date. with them in the liquidation, bog to .and Wewith a copy of the minute of a rooeting of that committee bald bra to-day. The liquidators hare not considered it neceestry to call a special mewing for consideration of Mr. Dunlop'. proposal. It has already born circulated by that pentlemaa among the shareholders, and they will loon neve an opportunity of ex mania, their mews regarding it at a muting, should they wish to do so. TheliTuiZton have delayed issuing their report an the affairs of the beak, as at let Fadwasey, Hl*, until the ta *c=ts eppofated he ssaailnetri th. of : 1 1r a li s ht a ta m t: year ending at that dais. not Wog sow swirly completed, a general meting of the shasboiions will moon be convened for the cosi:WM= of Obi sossost and report to be sub mitted. MONEY OBDEB 017IC18. On the let of July the Mowing alterations will he made, via.: IXSLAXD. I. Money order officio will he opened la London and Its suburbs at Bernie, 8.W,; Bromley, Middlesex, B.; Chis wick, W. ; Clapham-cemreon, 8.: Coiney Hatch-park N. ; Cosnaught • terrace, Hyde-park, W.; Crawford-etre*, W.; Crouch-end, N.; Drury-luta, W.C.; Beat OrMOWith, LIB.; Ederceton-green, N. • Ilmnserth-strema, ClerlosawelL W.C. ; Paint-gate, Stratford, E.; Palm% B.W. ; Highbwry, N. • High -street , St. John'e-wood, N.W.; Handm . -reed, Croydon, 8. ; Henson-pees, W.; Him's-reed, Chains, 8. W. ; Lamb's Cunduit-ttreet, W.C.; Lee, LW, 8.11.; London reed, Southwark, 8. • Lower Tokushima, N.; Liwer Thames street, B.C. ; Losibbarough-reed, Brixton, S. ; Mill-hill, Middlesex, N.W.; New Peckham, 8.13.• OM Ford, B.; Pell-mall. 8.W.; Perk - street, OroamMor-square, W.; Pee" 8.E.; Plaistow, Ism; B.; Portedown-terrace, Weida-hill, W.; Portugal-street, ineuin'sino W.C.; Benallbery-green, Middlesex. W. ; E.C. ; ikerreit-green, W.• Ilters-street, M.C. ; Se. Mare's Cray, &E.; Raseelsgh-arracv, Pimlico, &W.; Upper Holloway, N. ; Wiachurore-hili, N.; Womitord-green, N.E. 2. The oftdme now desigeated "Camden Town" and "Peaces," will in future be res pectively celled i• Hanaptee- Nonce Camden Town, N. W,. ' and " Pancras-road, NAV." 3. Money order offices will be opened in the country at Ahmeman, Olamorganahlre, head office Aberdare; Aberavon, 131manorermahire, heed office Taibech ; Aldershot, Hampshire, head office Farnborough Station; Braunton, Devonshire, heed Milos Barnstaple; Caythorpe, Lincolnshire, head office Grantham; Charlton, Kent, head office Dover; Corte Castle, Donstehire. head office Wareham; Crondell, Hampshire, head e th os Farnham ; Crow* Lincolnshire, head office %w -iry ; Barre Culne, Essex, heed Milos Ha lstead; Gardiner street, Sussex, teed office Hurst-grew; Orsamere, West maieland, head office Windermere; Guardalsks; Devonshire, head office Tavistock ; Hawkshael, Lanomitire, head OMNI Wiedevaters ; Llandall, Olaroorgaaables, head cake Cardiff; Modes Town, Devoeshire, head cake Devonport ; Nevin, Carierronehere, head olu.e ; Park-green, Cheshire, head office Macclesfield ; Romaldkirk, Durham, bead Mike Darliegros ; Be. Maser, Cornwell, head office St. Austell ; Bharnbrook, Beif rclehire head office Bedford ; Seaton, Devonshire, head aloe Lodestar ; Billoth, Cumberland, bead office Carlisle; Victoria-Arms, Lincolnshire, head office Grimsby. The money order °aloes at Arrington and Wren bury will be diaceatinued. 4. A money order office will be *pawed at Eyemouth, Ber wickshire, herd oth Aytoe. 6. The money order offices at Sogroy, Cawdor, Cumber world, New D-er, Old kris, Slateford, and Spilt...Meld, will be diecestbned. tantanp. 6. Money order offline wall be opened at Abheyfeale, Llm► rick, bead offioe Limerick ; Arkoaton, Limerick. head office Limerick; Biacktork, Cork, bead oh oe Cork; Cabirconhah, Pallarigrven, head oMce Limerick ; Eiut Dunmore, Waterford, head once Waterbed; Obamirernad, Cork, bead °Moo Cork; Killarslb , Kerry, bead caw Kalman. DIVIYAL COINAGE The final report of the commiesioners appointed to investigate the subject of decimal coinage has teen published in the form of a blue book, the bulk of which consists of thefts or preliminary reports, and copies of d 'cements put in in evidence, some of value, but the greater number partaking of the ordinary charectrr of blue-book a..T.nlicee. The actual report c o nsists of a statement of oho rearms in conse crate of which the cumniesioners have decided not to re oceatnead say charge in the existing coiner. There ap pears to the committee to be no approach to unanimity of opinion, on the question of the tutroductioe of decimal coinage, in the coromerci .1 or other easees cf the community. It is vtry drificult, they sty, to coon be any useful conclusion as to the merits of the decimal principle in the alerted, distinct and peculiar =hies standing each awards, form In which it has been proposed to in , rudoce the decimal principle into the coinage of toe country. The posted and mil scheme is the only form in which, ander the premed state of public fuller is this country on the custom, the introduction of the decimal principle into our ceramic= be contemplated with any ma- tenable probability of sufficient support. As regards paper eakulations there aeare to be • preponderance of advantage ' ea the Ode of decimal coronae; be• the extent of the supe riority Is that reap et may be the milled of touch difference of opinion. As raged. the comparetive convenience of our present coinage and of the pound sad mil scheme, for the reckanap of the shop sad the marker, and for mental calcu lations geaseally, is the opinion of the committee, the su periority rests with Ms pereot system, in conequance, principally, of the more c•evetiient divisibility of 4, 12, and 20, as compared with 10, and the facility for a successive division by 2, that is, ter retested halving. As regard. the • comparative cstivenience of the odes provided by the rival systems, Ito advantage appears to test with our present coinage. The •dventsges in calculation and auounbketcrig aaticireted from a decimal corm may, to • greut outset, be obtained without say distarturee of our ptcsest coinage, by a more extensive ad- of the practice now in use at the Natioeal Debt Ofi and in the principal meanie= oder—viz - of redwing MOM to decinias, performing the indeed calculations in decimals, sad then rertoriag the retell to the preset setalise. PEOPITS OP THE LIVERPOOL DOCK WAREHOUnfin, —Yeeltedey at the noveingolebe Minn Dork Hoard, It wee ennewecitil that the following nne, be* earplug wean, of the dock weeelwasee for the half•yeer, had tern trainferred tram the wirsbeer• monists to the general fond. of the dock eat..: Albert warehouses, 20,000/. ; Wapping, 7,000!. ; fitenhiy, 3,0001. ; birk.ubesd, 3,500/. ; 33,6004 Is the pevions half -yeer the amount trinaetted was 20,000/.. snaking a total f.a the whole year of bi,300/., egelast 33.60 W. in ,be reeves yemr. It was exotained, however, thet the inweene wanly met fr.w accounts dr dieing the preceding year. Tax BRADFORD POISONINGS:MIMI' ER DEATH. —Another of .be unhappy rictiine who ate of the poisoned lownges, sold in the Hiaiford Ilartiet-pia in Oztobar bar jest olrudasted a hurries dhow * death. He wee • yeeng ma of 19, nosed Hoary Thew, rendisi ia Mal gwriewstreet, New Bradford. jAdvertisement.]-10Yezes II TDRO , TATIC TEA Ovru Vass win Hate wanotanwody fn. Ito ie,co• egged irlr.Led yon,. 40:L i t h t`r . "'AP 411:: I. N. av•wiby all tr.perrocog t. serdwano. aid W. &IMMO, NNE an. EX. PrINNEININ boa COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Juwz 23. Sittinp at NW Prins in Iliddiaaez.—(Bekno Mr. Justice Wilke sad a Sperial Jury.) 1111 C. I. WADLEY 9. DARTLITT. Thia cade was further beard yesterday, sad it occupied a considerable portion of the day. The Jury ultimately tumid for the plaintiff, damsges 321. 15.. 6d., in addition to the 161. paid Into court. The foreman said that the jury were unanimously of opinion that the woe was owe that should hays been settled by a reference. Mr. Justice Willem under those circumstances declined to certify far the plaintiff's apeallal jury. SIDDIEN P. OMIT= AND 100X1.-ILLIGAL DISTRP.63. This was an sedan to recover deserve in consequence of the plaintiff's goods baring teen improperly seized and sold for rent, and the only question was the amount of damages, the defendants haviug paid 601. into court. Mr. Lush and Mr. H. James appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Russell for the defendants. It was stated that t e plaintiff , ilia. Bidden, wee a lady of respectable connexions, her father haring been twice Mayor of Rochester, but her means were small. The defendants were Captain Gunter and Mr. Booke, a turkey In the year 1867 the plaintiff took of Captain Gunter the home, No. 1, Guuter-grove, Brampton, the rant being 464 a year. She intended to let lodgings, but failing in that object abe asked to be allowed to remove to another house belonging to Captain Gunter. This request was not granted, being apprehensive that a &dregs would be pat in for the two quarters rent which was then in arrest, she, towards the end of 1868, removed some portion of the furniture (leaving however more than sufficient to satiety the rent). Mr. ltiatke went the following day (Saturday) to levy a distress, but being refused antis/los he left eeriest men who remained outside watching the house until the Thursday following, when ehottly after midnight they broke into the hones by removing the bar front the wash-house window and breaking some internal doors. There was nobody in the hone at the time except the plain tiff, her mother, and her sister, and upon the plaintiff remon strating with them upon the illegality of their doings, they said that it was not the first house they had broken into. The next morning the property was removed, and only a very imperfect inventory was taken. The things were after wards sold to one of the appraisers at the condemned price, but the plaintiff's impression was that it would coat 4001. to replace the (=Sore which had been removed. Evidence was given in support of these facts; and It appeared that during the time from the Saturday to the Thunedey the house was so strictly watched that provisions could only be supplied to the ladies inside by being sant up by a string to an upper window, and that operation was sot always a peaceable one, for the watchers endeavoured to prie vent it.. The defendants' case was that the plaintiff bad promised not to remove any of her goody, bat that subsequently it was found that she had done so in violation of her promise. In 0011/0111011011 of this an attempt was made to levy, bet when the broker asked for the rent the plaintiff replied through • window ' "Don't you wish you may getit Being unable to get in he placed men at the back and front of the house to see that no goods were taken away. The aceonnt (Imo( the way in which prows sloe was ultimately Maimed wee this. One of the watchers wait round to this back-door, and found there a stranger, whom he laid hold of, and in the scale the door somehow or other came and the strasgwr west in sad pulled witness I. after him. (Laughter.) When inside, the straoger threa tened to knock Wilalleee head of; and he also broke open another door, and then whams heard him rush from the honest, nod wither saw no more of him. The sent morning the broker repeated ea offer which had been made on the verbal. Tuesday to withdraw the distress if the plaintiff would pay one quarter's rent. abe refused the advice of her mother and sister to accept these terms, ray ing that she would bring en action. As the ne gotiation went off, • full and prayer inventory was takes, sad the goods were subsequently valued by two sworn awaken, named Houghton and Temple, at 231. 6e. The goods were offered to the plaintiff at this sure, and as she did not take them, Houghton purchased them at the condemned pries. They were subsequensly sold by auction for 271. lie. It was stated by the plaintiff s brother that the day before the seizure he arranged with Mr. Knowles, Captain Unnter's agent, to settle the claim by gritty; • bill of Messes. Nash and Co. for Si., cask 61., and possession in • week; bat on the other hand this was denied, and it wee said that the bill was only le.t for Inquiry. It appeared, however, that Mr. Knowles bad offered to take 161., and in reference to that offer the plaintiff wrote him the following le tier : - " Dee. 1, 1858. . beg to acknowledge yours of yesterday, and in reply only to ray you must take whit further steps you think proper, for I cannot give or cause to Lu given the sum you require, viz., 161.; neither will I consent to pay that sum. The unjust accusatioris you have framed convince me that you cannot eerily penetrate a person's character, or yes would weer somas me of obstinacy and froid, but it is needless fur me to eheerve your opinion is very immaterial. There Is a little book called 'Etiquette' may Lu purchased for the small into of &swum, and I strongly recommend it to your notice, and I think that you will (blower that there le no rule laid down for gentlemen writing to ladies In that style. Yon may keep on as Log es )ou please, tut old reately you will and that you have a tenant who possesses firmness, and her name is " ANNIE Stones." His lordship, in summing up, said that he rhoull hey* held that there was nothing to rendt r Captain Gunter liable but for the feet that be had admitted his liability upon the record by paying 601. into court. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages SOl., in addition to the 601. paid into court. LNSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jose 23. (Before Kr. Commissioner Murphy.) I% HE ILLIAN 1100 RE.—A LASE TOE THE ne‘n oirvr. This insolvent, a Canter, at Chelsea, applied for his flail A poor widow, named Hillman, residing at S. Cumberland street, Middlesex Hospital, sneered in person. Mr. Sargood was for the insolvent. The cabs was before the court three weeks ago, when Mrs. Hillman told a phony tale of her husband and the insolvent being soldiers. She had raved 121. in service, which her husband after their morasses lent to the insolvent. Her husband died suddenly, and left her with three children. She was in distress, and occialonally earned • shilling Ey chorine. On the former oceamion the learned Commissioner deeply commiserated her condition, and told the insolvent, who srimitted It was • hard case, that he must do something. Since then Mb. bad been offered to the port woman, oni she said she wanted emus security for the money. It was a bard cost' on her, aith three children to support and to pay L. a week foe rent. Kr. Bargood took as otjaction that Mr,. Hillman, ult havtog taken out lettere ot adnibtaa , ratiou to her Igo Du- band7ooskl not oppose. Cogsaimioner Murphy woo .determined to do all be could to nesiet the poor women ; she wee mach to be pitied, end Its would adjourn the case to the 28th Jody to see whether something could Dot be done for ber. Daring the progress of the case Mr. George Lewis (Lewis sad Lewis), who was not in the cue, collected 23.. for the pear won= in court, which she ratived, end for which she la two gratitude. gretngii.S3ollOf Murphy 'aid there were good Swami. teas ia the court. The ono wee adjouraed. IAdVertiItMeNt.)—PAILKINS AND °OTTO, Paper &minim alakins. Oatorda -met la sawing t( no In thy lootundl. fie _n. f•ff platustateptsg.eud everlage t • any railust tcall.ke lu eniland on enha• we( re..—Crest dis cut t nddrts. die• :n•m 3e. dd. WOO bffly Nag .4 daunt>. at 3 altonta • doll, Ott. O. DePree. Public Ale., cotknotond rib *Lamas& P NWt pas tra.--Psausa lad Clara. Si sal Si. 011aisasa. THB POLICE COURT& MANSION ROUSE. A by about 13, who gate the name of Gripten, vu charged ea follows. M. Ambrose Moore said—l was pssaing along Cluing& last Meta, about half-put 9 o'clock, and 1 felt a hand at my pocket. On turning round I found my handkerchief hanging Calf- out of my pciekst. The prisoner was close behind me, b urn ODO else near. I said, " You young scoundrel, wlivt have you Men about?" Directly I said that he took to Lie heels, and ran rff as fast as he could ; bathe wee pur• sued snd brought bark, and given into custody. Poltee-consiable 473-1 took hint into custody, and on **arching him found 70. When charged with the offence, be said be was ionocent. I have since found, by inquiries, that he has been in the Whitechapel Reformatory, and that he made hit escape from there one morning about five o'clock, after being there about a fortnight. The prisoner, when asked what he bad to say, answered sullenly, Nothing." The'Prisoncr'sinother said that he was a very baidboy, and abs Gould do co , hing with him. She hoped has loedsWp would rend Idol to some reformatory. The Lord Mayor (to prisoner)—Yon have once boa to reformatory, snd if you tout attended to the instructions you would cot have been before me again. I shall send you to a plaoe where you can't get out. You most go to prison for three months. George Greco, en impudent-looking young fellow, was charged with a similar offence. Wm. Thomson isald—l was fa Aldgete this morning buy ing some nuts of a man, when all at once he put his basket co the ground, and ran after the prisoner as fast as he could, crying stop thief. I stopped by the basket to mind it, think• big the toy had stolen some nuts. la a few minutes he returned with the prisoner. Ile asked me to feel in my pocket, which I did, and to my astonishment found my handkerchief was gone. I gave the prisoner into custody. This is the ninth 1 have lost within the List sin months in that neighbourhood. The Lord Mayor—Then if I punish the prisoner for this last one you have kiel, perhaps you will nut luso another for some time. Police•constable 629 said the prisoner had been convicted twenty times. The Lord Mayor (to prieoner)-1 shall send you to prison for three mumbo, wtere you will have time to reflect on the course you are panning. GUILDHALL. It Willey, a d;alerll7lse7;4;d-hand saddlery, was brought up before Sir Peter Laurie, charged with embezzling 31., the money of a working saddler named Track, living In the adiffibluttood of Aldetegate-street. Trook said he had been in the habit, for the last twenty years, of employing the defendant to sill eaddles for him, end he used to pay him 24. or 34. per job. A few days ego the defendant sold a new side-saddle for him to Mr. DeSeM of Aldartgate-street, for 31. 10s., of which the prosecutor only received 10s., the defendant haring embenlsd 31., fur winch he gave him Into custody. The defendant denied that he was ever In the prosecutor's employ. The fast was Trook could not obtain work from any respectable house In London, and he (defendant) had for the last twenty years assisted him with materials and in working them op, after which he (defendant) diepoesd of them, and pail Teo* fur his labour out of the proceeds. Trook was never in a position to employ him, for be (de fendant) bad actually advanced him 151. to get himself and family out of the workhouse, and to enable hint to set up in barium as a working saddler ; but he had never repaid him. He never sold • saddle in his life which Trook had any thing to do with, without hoeing a &hero in it, either for work, money or materials. Mr. Duffield said he bought the saddle of the defendant, but if he had known that Trook had had any hand in making it he would not have ptuchaesd ft. He would not allow Trook to enter his shop, for his (Trook's) 110 a sold him • stolen saddle aocut 18 months ago, for which ha was prose cuted at the Mansion-house, and whatever work h• gave him the materials were invariably pawaed or spoiled. He had known the defendant 20 years as a respectable, honest man. Trook said thil side-saddle could not boffins to tho defen dant in any way, as it was only tacit out of pawn to be finished and eold. _ . _ _ Sir Peter Laurie dierniesed the charge, and rtferred the parties to the County Court to settle their &Soreness. WORSHIP-STAB/IT. Louisa iferriNgtox a lady-like person, of middle age, was charged with attempting to strangle herself. Benjamin Bredalaw, of 42, Cranbrook•etreet, Mile-end, said that on the previous afternoon be observed • crowd of perms round the doorway of Mr. Merrington's boom, No. Op, in the same street, and the lady herself, with her hair un loosed, in a very excited stets, apparently talking. A few minutes afterwards he was told that abe had tied a coed rocind her nick. He went bete the ;detour of her house, mad found her black in the face, with the cord of a window-blind so tightly twitted round her throat that her fingernails were darkened, and life all but gone. Be instantly cat the Wing, and prompt measured recovered her. Mrs. Elizabeth Elyse, alto • neighbour, informed the magistrate that she well knew the untortunate lady, who was the w.f. of a commission agent. She had been three times an isolate of • madhouse, and had • second family who were sot very kind to her. She was not • drunken person. The prisoner repeatedly cautioned the witnestres to mu* the truth, and in • very excited manner mentioned that her Bret husband died while she was in Bedlam. A gentleman here stepped forward and said that if special are was not taken some most serious offence would be com mitted by Mrs. Herrington, who at times appeared uncon scious of her acts. He had called the attest on of her hus band to this several times, but could not induce him to ta►e op the matter. Oa one occasion the prisoner had tried to hang her children. The magistrate directed a remand, with a view of ascer taining the state of the lady's mind, and until the arrival of the van she was locked op with her friend. TEE TURKISH COINING 0481. At the Birmingham borough sessions on Tuesday, Antonio Calvocereesi a Greek, lately carrying on batistes at llaseherter, surrend ered upon a conviction at these swoons last January, for coining la lotion= of Turkish piastre,. At the time the trial took piece the defendant was in bad health, and jadgmsat wee respired until the lest Easter bed being takes for his appeeranos. Babsegamit to the Calvocoressi travelled for the benefit of hit health, end stayed at Alexandria ; there he was (accordiag to sa affidavit put in yesterday) decined for debt, but cr.,/ enable to leave by the last moil for England. On arriving st Mar seilles the vessel was kept in quartet's* for forty-eight hours; the result was that although the defendant made the beat of his wry, via Paris and Calais, to Erg land, he did not reach Birmingham until two hour' after the rterkse had concluded; the reoxgnimances were accord ingly ettreeted. Mr O'Brian made an application to the: Recorder, Mr. 11. D. Hill, Q.C. that under the circumstances above .it forth the eatroit of the r7o;in removed ; but the application was resisted ; and in passing sentence the loaned Recorder said that be was of opinion the totem& ought to be removed, bemuse it had teen shown that the defendant had nude en endeavour to surrender at the Boater weeions and receive the judgment of the tourt. In reference to the offence of which Calvocormal bad been found guilty, the Recorder remarked that these trials ter the coining of Turkish piastres h.d, he believed, practically prevented the ptasibility of the offence Laing repeated. In order to produce copper coins at a sue eit ntly low rate to be remunerative, they must be constructed by the aidof valuable mv.hinery, and all that capitalokill,and art could do to produce them at a low rare must be resorted to. Be (the Recorder) was very unwilling to believe that persecute of influence would lend themselves, now that flees trials had taken plane, to the manufacture of foreign coin, and he would with it to be known by the manufacturers of Birmingham that not only must too authority of a foreign government to obtained for the making of one legal win of cc realm, but there must be a proclamation by the crown of Ragland. The objec. of all punishment being the prevention of withers, he (toe Itecorder) did not think that a severe puai.heoent wee called for in the prevent care ; therefore, taking into consideration the state of the de. fondant's health, the sentence was that he, Calvocoreasi, he imprisoned in the borough gaol for three months. ALAREEM COTTON.—Livear ow., 7 cims 23.—Tte sake cd tutee to-day are estimated at 6,0)0 bales. A quite riarkst at yes terday's prices. WOOL AND WORt3TILD.—BILtD7OItD, Jrxit 23. There ia a very slender demand for wool, notwithstanding the upward tendency in price in every market end fair is the tonal ry. There is ertdenily a great apt mantis , . demand, and hence a grsdusl rile* to price, L. r which, as appeals from the very scanty demand, there is no justification in the state of things in this market. The other departments of the trade are cannily quiet. The whole tendency of it is to cam* a wide autament of business genteelly. This home houses are doing considerably lees than they were some time ay; both in yarns and pieces, and the American homes are merely Isoing for the purls..., of assorting to stock, while the rens tinentel hour e are sbeolutely doing nothing, even refraining almost from attendeure in the market. The safe soured of the spinner and manufacturer, therefore, lies in inactivity—in not creating to stock. Curtailment of production is a net:en emy melt. CORN.—I:IMMINGHAM. JUNZ 23.—At Gloucester market, ea the 18th, wheat was 2e. per querter lower; at Worcester, the same day, a &clime of 2e. to 3s. per quarter WO reluctantly submitted to. Barley nominally unaltered. A GS, retail &mead for oats, at a reduction of Bd. per qr. Betas sad peas quite as dear. Darin the present week th ro has been tattier mom tirumess in the wheat trade, but n., transactions of moment are reported. Barley Bd. to le. pie quaver lower. O•tA 6 , 0 praised for sale. Beans in bearer. d demand. At Waived =pt.'s, yesterday, higher prices were nu ffectualty demanded, and buyers wire =Wed to supply their wants at reek,. • rate.. At this day'. market p„,,, we ...1,A s o ply of wheat from the farmers, which sold readily at on advaaae of le. to 2e. per quarter. B.ley and este 61. per quarter lower. Beans firmly nude tiled their value. Peas tittle inquired for. Drrizes, Jess 23.—There wee a rood supply of retro, and a large atwodincs of buyers; many of the farmer. did not untie their sacks, but a Gtr buslaess was done at an ad vance of L. per la other grain no alteration. Wheat, best, 446. to 48a.; ditto middllog, 395. to 41e.; ditto, inferior, 33.. to 39e. Barley, 28e. to 39e. Oats, 23e. to 335. Beans, 46e. to 60s. Peas, 42e. to 46a. Flour, flue, 58a. to 42a. per sack; ditto, seconds, 335. to 351. MANCIUMITER, JUNE 23.—There was • full attendance at this amenities market, and a rather better toes prevailed than for some time pee. Holders of wheat sad flour gene rally required an advance of le. to 2s. per quarter on the former, and 6L to la. per sack on the Litter ; 'which was reluctantly complied with by needy buyers, and only a limited bushiest resulted. No change worthy of notice oc curred in the value of other articles. NEwARIE, JVNIII 22.—Has to-day the supply of wheat from the growers was small, and the Wainer. transacted was at advance of Is. per qr. over late rams; white was disposed of at 48s. to 52e. ; rod , 40a. to 45e. per 36 stone. In oats end beans there was not much paring; the former made barely the currencies of the previous week, 265. to 325. per 24 stone; the latter were firm, at full prices—namely, 48e. to 61s. per 38 stone. The wheat crop in this district is looking remarkably well; barley and oats are also premising. Iteports of beans are unfavouraole. NZwBVILT, Jura 23.—We had a moderate supply of wheat, which was pati.lly dispoeed of at an advance of from Is. to 2s. pee qr. Nothing doing in either barley, oats, beans, or peas. . . UIBIUDOE, Juni 23.—The supply of grain la very short, and the trade doll at former prices. Wheat, 445. to 641. ; barley, 30s. to 365. ; oats, 245. to 30s. ; beans, 42.5. to 46e.; Pees, 44e. to 465. per qr. WATZRIORD, JCNI 22.—With very limited arrivals of foreign grain dace Saturday, and scanty supplies of our own growth, we have to report a moot better feeling in the trade than formate time put, end prices of all articles, except oats, ere la favour of sellers. EDINIKTIIOII, J cum 22.—1 n the market to-day there were 1,178 qre. wheat, being 61 more than last week-199qm un sold. Barley, 436 qrs., being 183 qrs. more than kat weak -136 qrs. unsold. Oata, 1,028 qrs., being 63 more than tut week-184 qrs. unsold. Beans, 71 qrs., being 88 Ine than lag week-6 qrs. unsold. Baba were ready, wheat sell ing bettor, and barley cheaper. As compared with last week —Wheat was 6d. down on top, and 7d. up on average. Barley same se tut on top, and is. 3d. down on avenge. Ow were ad. up on top, sad Id. down on average. Beene earn* as last on top, and Id. down on average. Prima per imperial qr. :—Wheat, 44a. to btu Barley, 31e. to 37.. 6d. Oats, 23e. 9d. to 30a. Beam, 454. to 48.. Weight of top— Wheat, &Whs. ; barley, 6711ke.; oats, 4511 e. ; and beans, °Vbs. CATTLE.—EDINRVROH, J tit 22.—Then wen 6,665 sheep and lambs this morning, being 220 more than list week. Sales were dull, and prices for sheep down from 14.6 d. to 2a. a head. At toe doss a considerable quantity were unsold. Aged blackfaced *adders, 7d. ; hoggs, from 6d. to 64d. per lb. Lambs were also cheaper ; top prices, 265., Us. 61., 2W, 24.. 61., 24a. ; current prim, lbs. end 205., and down to 14a. a bead. Ths number of cattle was 784, being 23 more than on this day week. Sales also dull, but no alteration in prices. Top price, 7s. 6d.; current, from 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; cows and inferior, from 6s. to 6s. 6d. per imperial stone. Fed pip, from 6s. to 64. 61. per imperial stone; its to sight weeks old ditto, from lls. to 146. a head. Numbers in market—Sheep. 6,655; fat cattle, 784 ; Wait ditto, 696 ; ranch cows, 152 ; pigs, 366. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11/11.11A75. Min Per Min Ter. Ter, Ma Mrs Warr. MO. IrS. West rtiat l ez t 411$ I sourr sal lode& A A A A In Karl sr W 14.0'3 3.310 3.334 6.384 Oriel r 4 gar 4.104 4.147 7.387 3,4037 1.4.0444.11100ry, rdlloorer arrae — 1.541 211 1.761 1.441 Iliwraraa .... ...... ....-- 400 433 873 94 Vat ending 70 .11. Sambre and Mom 111 164 1,X9 1.193 WWI =dig Jana H. Wool 121asdiaa Neatli liaolorn 0t Nadas& • and 0881104: Noltaa and Ilaalysor r 1.69 :463 1.126 1.137 Loadoedevy and Onniddlion IN 403 NA FO4 773 Waterford and Idaneck Woodard sad [Moans Nana Wino 1111 —1.7 r, 6..88 illashon sad J06M16 dodo 663 ors 4.:02 6.1;0 U4l w earnaa Jose 11 411. 004•1184.1100111. Mows Uwe ....... 4. 14.721 11,426 13,149 16,141 doothl4l4 Canton 1 3311 1.7'9 3.103 1451 North lititna. dlrocaldre Odom 368 660 9W 13:11 , lartoabtai. lassasiso. sea 4374446414 .14nonlon 2.31 1,684 8.968 1.668 Maar • This Msdudes the receipts of the Newcastle and Carlisle. sad Bedell sad Ley bora Railways. from Jon. 1. In Leh years. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alt 31 eekletabarg, tor Welboante. Way 6, lat 10 ',lea 31 W, Brewer (Alp), of Loose., kr laaltearae. April 11. lat 9 3, Ice 31 W. Cetst a hlroes Loadoa Ica Bermuda 13 days, nay 111,1 at 37 17 N, lon Ooerrier (Skip), from Bosley for Liverpool, Kay If, lat 80 N, son is' W. CtZter Oak. from Tawas tar Lavigne. June S. tat 43 It, lam 39 W. England, from Bomb) lii Lemke, Juno 17, let 47 111, lea W. Eagle, tram llamas Bay for Landau, Iwie 40 10 8, Is 43 IS W. Englud (tergue), ban Bomb) for England, Vag lat II 33 11, Ica 116 10. Fran Rawls& (.51p). from Landon for Bomb y 31 day., Aprll26. Jain Farm from Taw:oral for London, Kay 1. tot 1 8, los U s W. hula Paton. tram Glasgow ler Blegapora I dap, Jun 17, Bat 45 31 ' • ( olgere• Baitish te Noe), studulg *mak Agit U, Ist 21 8, lon N. Ica 111. li 29 W. Leserier, from Liverpool for rhiladelplila, Map 39, lot 41 N, 152 lad . y Loeb. (alp), from Wesiskre be Lead., Mitch 21, lat 19 20 IL km le IL Iblokol. from &MS Austral* Jose 12. Limo, from Liverpool for Melbourne. II day; Shy 6, lat 2 44 N, lot 25 51 W. Mule Slim, from audit! for Mauritius SI dam bay 1, tat 1 11, lon bb W. 9111 Di:sperm:4am. trr es Mauritius, Jose 1L beeetm, fray Liverpool for Modres. April 21, Id 21 1, los 22 W. 11.4 . 14 . mt MIOa, from Liverpeol he New York. Mg 111 lot UN, be U W. iotootopol, tree New °thaw for Liverpool, Jar 16. 14147 N. Ica Deere, Iran Bombay for Loath P. May 11, lot 17 W, 100 41 W. Warm Taker. trout Loodoo :or Ws Caps et Good Hogs, Joni 9. lap 41N, los If W. THE BURNING Op SHE STALWAET.--The Free. mares Journal gives the following particulars from Queens town:—" About 1.30 a.m. on the 12th inst., weather being then foggy, captain of Pricer.. Helena observed signals Of distress, and, on making a clearance, perceived a vessel about three or tour miles ahead, from which large volumes of smoke were laming. Upon farther obrervation perceived flames rising to wizen-top. He then steered towards the ship, took in ..it, and rounded as close as was consistent with safety. Pound three boats belonging to Stalwart, cep tainiog passengers, pert of luggage, and crew then in the water ready for abandoning the ship. Took passengers and crew, With the luggage and specie, amounting to 25,000 dole.. on board, and lett the scene of disaster about 3 p.m. The Stalwart then appeared to be settling down. After part of the ship burned to the letver's edge. Weather 'et in thick and foggy, and about 4 3tl p.m., having again made a clear ance, nothing of the burnout vessel was to be men. The captain of the Stalwart states that the fire was first discovered about noon on the 11th inst. . [Advertuement.]—HOLLOWAVS .—purist We summer fever to mon frequent and more dielcolt to tubduu than at any other e••• 011. In Orilla usually it foul air. sad tin continuum deleods so the mole MOM ETV, Loodoacr, unfertunately, fully understand. the deprweing deter of malaria. who t•ltes a *Warner between Blackwell sad Lambeth. The Impure stated Ne .trod by them eeleteri 'nu on. to paddy wmateracted by the use of Holloway . Pill., sal the frame la freed from the daaaer of fever elf w aav te shetha intermittent. remittent. or omtlaned. Bundy such • omtfvrt reod only to be know°, to loduce every me to take Ha. lenat Pilliothich, I i their purl!) ins, ete=gthig. aml eenexttre power., ma melt such formidable dlremes. BIRTHS, BIARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 93DE11.—Juce19, at Lenttleet, Poole, Dorset. the sUe of the Bee. Comte", of a daughter. DICKBOII.--June at Lart.dogru plate, Bath, the wife of CSptela J. 11.. Diatom, of a flU.l.llllTo99l..—Juoe 19, at Ifereorl, the tore of 11. (Elberton. ol • (leashes+. GORE.—Jame 12, et Ru+per Rectory. Roses, the wife of the Err. H. J. Gore, of • son. ORZRN —Joao 20. at 4dololl Parrarno. t;tebire , the wife of the IL,. B. Urcoa, of a sun. EUXLEY.—Juno 21. at 81. Leonard's on-Pea, the redo of the Rev. T. P. Gushy, of • sea. MART 114.—huse 2s. at Kew. hurrcy. the wife of Major A. Martha. limp! Army, of • sou. MARRIAGES. OASNINGTON—JOTCS.—Ju , o 21, at St. Mauch. Bristol. by the itordler. Knight M.A.. J. t-konington, too., of Tyndafrayark. Itrigtol. to Lamm Louisa, daughter of the tale T. Joyor,L.l., zlt greet, htth. GOLDSMITH—BROAD —Jueo!o, at the oarl.o church. Me!Mahan% by the Rev. J. P011..14 M A., r. O. 001.1..01 , h, E. 0.. of I , l3nouth, to lemma, daughter of Mr. J. broad. of Ilowlttarea., Cheltenham. MITeIISI,I.-1114 LAUTOUR —June 21. at the Catholral of Pt. Scow 4 Southwark. by the hi At Ste Grant, b. W. Mitchell. Too ,t f Rarwu Mane. Mede, to Geruvie 2.nilly. daughter of the late J. A- de lastoor, Ittston House, hero. DILTRB. BI W ODR HI949I4 IC IC Jos e 1w d 9. at Ilbacombe, Marian. C :e4 dau;tter of ee IA DAM follf.—Jawe 91. 1 Pleeselly. Ann. widow of the L a te N. Palcnn. .ate 1 TIP, 1111111.11.14 K.—Jam 21. at NA.. weed 71 GOLDNAY.—June le, Jane. wife of A. J. Gol lacy. tley . of Buckle& ham Home, Slouch. n. Eybaas. 0611?.—June 19. at Stootrllle. Fereaoak% Y. °rat. 11. q.. mad TI. JEN KllCP.—Jusae t. et (Nem. Pada.% U,JrgA. L &skim. aili4 N. ■AUD6O/.—Jar Z. at Oro,Tenor.patk, Cambarartl4th• Mt. W. T. ii&110.114. MA*4O. l 34. Moot ese pubU.t 4 b er num Zoe U. et Ito. S. Lauf:eel Sired, 1, the City Felstir, et the 01Ioe. Is Lemberg Ilteeetja the ?reelect of W literijors WS. i J 4 I