The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-12 00:00:00

FRANCE. (PROW 001 OWN PARII3,_I3ArtILDAT Ivthuio. The ninth meeting of the Paris Conferimoe woe bald to-day at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Prince Napoleon leaves Paris at sight to enerrow morning to pay his promised visit to the agricultural, industrial, and artistic exhibition of the astral departments, to be held at Limoges. Re will be swam • by M. Emitter, the Minister of Agriculture, and Public Works, and M. de la Onerrouniere, who is President of the Council Omura' of the Haute Vienne, and who will doubt less fulfil the duties of a "special correspondent" attached to the expedition. It is rumoured that the Prince is to make a speech at Limoges, which will be a pendant to the celebrated mot pronounced by tar Emperor at Bordeaux, daring his =rams for the sniper', " L'Empire lest la Pain , The Bourse has been dull, with little business &sing. The effect of the official announcement of the Queen's visit to Cherbourg teems to have been dis wanted beforehand. The Rents fell 10 for cash and 16 for account, closing at 68.30 and 68.36. Mobilier MI 3.73. The Western Railway rose 51'.; the other principal lines were from 1.25 to 2.50 lower. The subscription lists for the 76 millions of rail way bonds closed at four o'clock this afternoon. The total amount subscribed throughout France will not be known till the middle of next week, but there son be no doubt that it will vastly exacta the sum required. A curious :act is stated in regard to this mobecription. The regulations allowed the public to ehoose the company whose bonds they preferred to Lave. The imams majority have put down their names for the Orleans bonds, neglecting those of the Eastern, Western, and Fusion ; the ronsterette is expected to be that very few of those who have sub embed to the Orleans will get more than 100 bonds, while the allotments of bonds of the other three eseepanies will perhaps extend to the greater part of the number demanded. It is reported that a treaty between the Orleans Company and the State was signed last week, and that one with the Lyons Com pany wee signed yesterday. Tho neeggootia be tween the Lyons and Dauphine Companies are broken of Dauphine valued its shams at 660, while Lyons only offered 525. The CrMit Foncier Society, which up to last year had signally failed to accomplish the pu for which it was founded several years ago, has r C l ii i doing much better since it has resolved to lend m% on real security only. During the first six mo of this year its operations have amounted to 7,862,000 fr., or 1,277,000 fr. per month, .against 1,966,000 fr., or 331,000 fr. per month, during the lest six months of 1857. The Regina Cceh arrived at Saint-Nasally cm July 9th, Captain Simoa and Dr. Brutish; (the surgeon who was miraculously raved from the general manscat) were in the vessel. They ware warmly greeted by their friends as they landed. ITALY. THE PAPAL STATER. TRIAL AND CONDEMNATION OF TUN MA.RQUIS DI CAKPANA. (mom OWN OWN 0011NSPONDINT.) ROMS, hay 6. The great Campine, trial same to a conclusion yesterday afternoon ! the criminal tribunal found the marquis guilty of the percolation and abuse of power attributed to him in his administration of the Monts di Pieta, and condemned him in consequence to the galleys—that is to say, imprisonment with hard work for twenty years. It is not generally believed that this sentence will be carried out in all its rigour, nor is it expected that the marquis will be removed as yet from his present place of confinement in the prison of San Michele. As a kind of codicil to this sentence, the criminal tribunal has ordered the prisoner's advocate, Signor Marchetti, to be suspended from the exercise of his profession for three months, as a punishment for the piquancy of his rejoinders and the warmth of his expressions in defence of his client. What will become of the museum is as yet a mys tery, but in case of the government preferring to take possession of it, instead of endeavouring to sell it to some foreign court or capitalist, it is stated that the palace of St. John Lateran, where there is a collection in coarse of formation, will be destined to receive the unfortunate marquis's treasures of art and antiquity. At present the impression on peoples minds in Horns seems to be that he has been more hardly dealt with than the previous conduct and partial connivance of the government would justi, bat there can be no doubt that the mail-administration of the establishment was on such an enormous seals as to justify severity if compatible with legality. But there is the point at issue. The advocate Mar ehetti's reasonings (and public opinion goes with them) demonstrate that the marquis was only amenable to a civil and not a criminal tribunal, and that he could hardly be considered a robber, if he seaurity and paid interest for the money he " Re r l l it - Mr. Lyons arrived at Porto D'Anxio on Saturday morning, on board her Majesty's ship Centaur, Captain Clifford, having lett Naples the previous day. Mr. Lyons reached Rome early on Sunday morning, and will remain here until Thurs day, when, having taken leave of his Holiness and ()ordinal Antonelli, he will start for Florence to mums the post of minister plenipotentiary so abruptly resigned by Mr. Howard. PASSPORTS AT BOULOONE. We have been &veered by the Boulogne agent of the South Eastern Railway Company with the copy of a letter just received by the Sons Prefet of the enondimessent of Boulogne from the Prete% of the Department, giving huernotiotte for a modification of the passport regulations at that port. The following is a translation of the letter : " Prefecture of the Pm de Calais, Ist Division, "Arras, July 7, 1858. " Monsieur the Sone Prefet,—The Boulogne Clamber of Commerce has addressed to M. the 'Gainer of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Wcwks, by whom it has been referred to the Minister of the Interior, • resolution pared with a view to obtain, on behalf of the French and foreign inha bitants of the arrondissement of Boulogne, domiciled, established, and well known there, the same twill- Om of embarkation and disembarkation as were authorised previously to the circular of the Ist of March last. " M. the Minister of the Interior informs me that eider present circumstances he does not see that Sere would be any inconvenience in those facilities being no-established to the same extent as before— thet is teeny, upon condition that the persons who may be sal isd on to avail themselves of t►e advan tage of this permiesion shall be allowed to embark ar disembark upon producing their seen:lionised penes, or permits delivered by the police authorities ef Boulogne and Cahn,. "I beg you, M. the Sous Pettit, to transmit to them instructions to this effect. This determination moreover satisfies Use demise expressed in year letter of the 6th of Jnty inst. (Signed) "TIN* Pretest De Tstmee." !Witco OF PARLIAIMIT.—Ministers expect to set blebs white belt dieser Is July, and mew DOW setae 1b5:2201, elite 4 4, ithd ei ttio Maser, sad the 27* es ate Ass if las But we are mare ilesesed e s Ala thee Were whored ems( be as. shad he • vs* lam Tires am stM Ares oars sets of sisal Is b• MI Ws Sala of tits Maws of Comm' bites Ss ober aim be istrotbesd, sad Was us dr whasisassas uthasitss.,4. mai ars isearally °loses =fkassolos, Web t:1 0.......d. 0 no Int We in 666 bo at _ 66 Mblit_ SP, ate Pm toltellos erill_probably bo dobors9 ht• W s . , Avivet. to Soes to slew lbe Clam to shet he Cbsebourg am tbs 4110 AWN* Asisarmists Iwo bete web ANS, • wad of ibe puda s sis t gel (mod , by severs& susess• ft as Masse at Cirsusies. aid bet • visit to it ash b• teesetpssisi by a esesbitesbie Wag at bob beasts et pelisse at.— Oderever. arnral. PALM Ilias-A-Clowx DAT. —'• ia./0 MOAT, JOLT il:1 --adminkss 859 Mtn by stem Volna, 766; Wel vbitinl vs iNNIIIIIsii THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1858. IL ato intrlitgnut. IIZTIWPOLITAI 001111 ST 001:11/11. snobled durtug tbe wort Wien mirsk il rellariV'o4aaw—Woditerday, July 14. and two fol. lowing dim (lamas w DeacarAwrste—Marbs. July 13; Suorday. 11; Mundy. 11; AL lea mimosa, Marylobruto4tad.-11ouday, July ; lrodarag. 14. asd two Biatrro fta rt=y. July 11. 61101111DITC11. 011141roo+road—llooduy, July 12 ; Thurolsy, U. Dow, Poirlildiwal—Swarttal. Job U. WammititllS.Oessoilosa.-41wwitc July 13, sod two (Worth( la Danagth—Xamtlay. July U, sod four fol. low lag dam OanavichWelmoduy. July 14. Wool.. Jul/ W/soswoant. r. aead.7. Jul./ Le`• Orr or Lomas. Jimmy, July 11; Thundm 15; Trkloy 10; T . The followlig rem Ms bee lord by Os Qom Brice-dambers: "NOTIOIL " 11 July lt. „.._" TM farina._ Wane at ume — lr' ' Ai tt i r e l..., he at a erecter Ware 11 "le k ... F102114. "- s a brikaird at 11 'elodc J. . am = MI ettetberee M tea Weems i pi.......r. .. to allowed to attead In the Maths& lbw ow be toady ca Wag seabed ta4 1 .1 4ar, bohemia helped es• The wee o! the time in Itttler leeleelte Whet ea the coma Ca e=e l halre t teTellttlagat i n di t: * :rare I FI I al !gm ran eall% WNW Itemelaates. nab affidavit. the owes the parlia. wasters of the teal stelortese le the deitie miler "Web VW eatileh dea pals bobs peopmeed So Wefts, the mew" INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Juii 10. (Bebre the ChM( C'— --r.) plaintiff was throws with gnat violence relearn the opposite side of the carriage, wee stunned, and lost her conscious ness for a considerable time. One David Evans, assisted by Mrs. Powell, paseengers, who were less hurt, removed tho=til, apparently in a dying state, from the shattered to the side of the embseZe? r, i s i dnanistered to bar acres wine on which she y recovered her scieseionenies, arid she won canted by eta pintos to • neighbouring farm boo" her state being so precarious that they were compelled to break down the hedge famine the railway to allow of her pump. I In addition to the shook sustained by her nervous the *hail lost two teeth, had the small bone . the leg the tendons of the left knee raptured, and the hem contracted, sad is now compelled to use crutches. Mesas. Pritchard and Philips, and Mr. ()ebb, of Chel tenham, surgeons, proved the name and severity of the in 10141% tiklmeeleg straw opinions that the plaintiff (who had previous to the oxident enjoyed robust health, and was a re extentve,ene woman, farmieg comiderable a liked) would be a cripple for life. That havieg been maned to her room from October to May, and unable to sleep, her system had became so much reduced that a car beads and three eloughlag wounds, the result of such de pravities, formed In her back and exhausted her to mama extent se to pionament e m' y peir her general health. Evidence was also that plainti ff was compelled to give up harfarre I , last, from inability to attend to ft, sad that she would for the future require the continual sr skamiar of • body servan t. Mr. (Maud addressed the jury in mitigation of dames es bat did not mil evidence. . . The Fury ret;rWeifaverdiet for the 6001. of the prisoner, and bemuse the officers did not pursue their inquiries in a careful manner bet only looked for one No. 4 in the tercet, the Mencticity Society, without knowing anything about the defendant, immediately jinn* to the oonelneirat that she wan an impostor, wkeoesa it was erica evident from the Norodom end Muer produced by the didsnt that some thing was knows of her at 4, Cannon-eirest-road, or as Wier rook !":111 beets qdrainel to her therm _ _ Sir Minh d rid he bad cro;int7l;Tase before his weeddp on public grounds only. Mr. Arnold said be bad noted quite rightly, end he did not for one moment wish Sir Michael to swat that he looked upon the step. he had taken se improper. The dehadint might be an impostor, .1 present be would give so opal= one way or the other, but should she turn out to he • able woman be should attribute great blame to the M= officers for not having punned their inquiri e s in a mon careful and straightfmwerd manner, sad should take can that their conduit was made public. The case wee them adjourned, the defendant entering into her own resqpiassees to appear spin. Wallow Navy Watson, an elderly respeotable-looking man, who has charge of IMO oltaastare in the Broad Bono teary, Wentialnater, was charged es follow' : Caroline Hayes as Misusing young waste, rid that on the 16th at Jaw she eased ashotbars employ, and 011 Wedauday week obtained permision el her mems to go home lor • qualm of an hour. That seats morning deka dant bad told her that she had been too well treated lately; be would see what lallessee ill-treassunt would have upon bar. She went oat at • pester peat Else at night and returned at ten minutest° tea with her motheir,whset they rang for half an hour before they We'll admitted. Dahadantratd the door, and said, I'll have so more of this; v your naps and go." He patted bar slug the peasse, d u al having packed up her boxes the left the house and ones shows out by defendant, who said, on the steps, "You're • db honest girl sad • thief," adding that be would well upon her, and would trounce her late mistress be giving her a false character. The dehndant oroes-examined the witness, but felled to elicit anything in his favour, and Mated that he thought he had a perfect right to refuse her admission when she stopped out at that late hour beyond her time. Mr. Arnold begged to differ from him entirely ; 10 minutes to 10 warn not at all late, and if mossontrix had been in the habit of stopping on her errands he should have given her a =warning and not treated her he this manner. Roberts, a respectable married woman, one of the crowd who had 'assembled in oomequence of the ringing, coedirmed omeeplainant's testimony es to the abuse. Defendant denied being outside the door on the night ia =and using the 'serums imputed. He wee a San teacher, sad could bring witnesses to prove that he was lacepable of using such language. He had heard promontriz rustling some of his papers one night long after she was supposed to be in bed. Mr. Arnold did not for one instant doubt the testimony of • respectable woman like Mrs. Roberts. Even disppog he had came to suspect prosecutrix of being dishonest, he had no right to tell her so before a crowd of peaaas. If she had sued him in the county court she could hays rearmed heavy damages. If called upon to convict he should indict a heavy penalty, but would adjourn the ere to afford him the oppor tunity of making the girl ample compenaation. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Moose Gingham end lime Jambs, the former a barmaid M Mares, were aliarpd under the following circumstances. John residing at 17lotor-lane, Leeds, said he was in the Crown pablio-home, kept by • perms named Measity, in Creabows-pausige, what, begat a little fresh, be lost his watch. He wont that morning and saw the prisoner Jacobs there, who mid, if he gam him 71. 10s. be would get the watch for him. Hs gave the primmer the 71. 10a, and, ready after, received the watch front the kmak prisoner. Sergeant Glass said be took th e male prisoasr into em body, sad told him las was domed with Seam Ti. 10s. He (Jambs) said lie knew aothkg at the watch or the mossy. He then took the female primmer into custody. She said eke knew nothing of It, only that she had the watch to mind. The male primmer said be wee asked to look leer the Tat* sad had got into trouble." The female wee • barmaid et Massey's home. On seerriiimr Jacobs be had gi.loe. Jambs raid he certainly was in Marasy's holm 1 ffingfron said the did net know who oho received it frcea. nay wars dm remaradhd to Friday seat. Was ilargarsi Cam waaralghlibillswidgeol, mil arirahri tho plossar ;ante, samay, who vat Wind the desk sale, a Yea al said art has sarrad - us in,' Mr. Broke beta tio ramA sy sad enissi hint to be !mod ant al amt. Wok e the , bowing ragsinted his to him Messay said, . Dos t yea Iwo an se t cw 11l net yea." Hs, however, totter of tt, and len the nowt, bat sot till Mr. Heiden told him, if la ranialsd, be amid ORM& him for • month. ORE.INWICIL Robert Mier, • tas - ster — biair;;, - ;;Trying on butane at H Stepney, was °Urged with committing the hi lo upon orthelob. Kr. Matthew Orr, newspaper agent, ci W Oa . 11111/01111111Satorday night the complainant led Wool wich by the LSO Ink for London, and on arriving at the New-Dross arnica he left the carriage In which he had bean travelling for the purpose of receiving orders, as wee his custom. Having done this, he entered another carriage in the same train. On doing so, he beard that a pseseeger (the defendant) in the eanisge he had entered Ld no ticket; upon which Mr. Barrett, the station-master, in con 'equines of defendant refusing to pay the fere, pieced one of the ticket-collector, in the carriage to obtain payment at London-bridge. The train had not left the station more than two minutes before the de dent, neat to whom he was neared, accused the presagers of being a sat of robbers, and threatened to throw them out of the window, at the same time striking him vio lently with bin arm on the cheek, and knocking hie head against the back of the mdse.. On the arrival of the train at London-bridge, the defendant (a tall powerful man) seined hold of him, and, mousing him of robbing him of 20s. la silver, angered him along the platform, cutting him men and wring his coat, end pointed him out as a thief to *bent 200 paissegare, who gathered round them. The sprouts eat of Sheeted= than cams up, defendant still continuing to cell him a thief, when the superintendent cautioned him as to what he was saying, am he (the oom_pleineed) was a win k:sown end respectable tradesmen. The ildealeat re to either Dame or adder. he was ghee tab easted e rj to z i r si was belled out on &today sorsbg, and on lbekre Mr. Combs, at Senthwark, on I tZay, wee adored to pay the demand of the railway omet= i g I :V (4 :Ln hearing Ms ocenpleint spinal the hem to to at this mart ler a seine as. Preview le this, beirtmer, be wines a haw to la dellearre, rereabg le aria ea aeleemmeellea It lie eeloseprias emaluet, and be be led al IOW as a naly. The abets eleasnali bees emecticrated, The admire shoaled the Meer, sad add last he had ben robbed of lie Mat eel mew la the to legs madam esgWaeetdeinaantihaleewfaWy dYaeams him at bag the thief, bat ea heerlag tem die eisperts tasked ha wee • respeethl‘ see he was erreedeg he in- Mr.it go hie hold M Mos. Sod= told the helhaieat W tended ens Weise la the extrema sod the War le bed oat the eemplebeat wee most leseldeg. He wwll eleueelles pay a fat et U. cud calla er be Impanel fir elm vein. The army wee pa JLARKRIS 001TON.—Lromon. PriT 10.—/110 ruts& WN W ired maw am oat yoaorday. TM win ads mob 1.009 N. orbioli _p ors for sponlallos sod =plot NO PEW. N. to 144. ; N IIiZN. to ;40 NrioN, ; N INN* ;if Yoroolum. I. Animism id. to N. COZION • GOONI. JCLT Vire le Nitie or se drip dere yeeteft. The dister_edo of o rd h= r re , raode d tsar odd viii.:..tho -^Twiar gr it. . fi b g I =retrehes .. :2 2 1- * , ae dise lls derle sn or do oleo so Usk. M a terrasi e si dEg e t= "s e.R uet. do EZ idles • odd edessos TV mod asesed. 5....0„......wer... der a.m..= ~....r.v. as,. dos In dionoWbotagla eamisoot below C, sal .on fa Ow boomairoftmordo. WOOL—Loused. 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JOLT 16,41bire IMO MLR o illaill Oliney MOSAIIIIOL o- 7. oar pod. M so adios= to orbs frost IL to So = Woos wheat. So. to 366 6J.; grb4l4. as. to Ak.; solls. Vs. ; 416 mgr. OA WA; JOLT 10.—we had a 17 ii tl= to wheat Mm ire i this sosslog; otos polsk.s4 es ko * l. p os Ostildst. ea the wet IN* to sosll supply : asks all so %tar pse WS& bled. Oak Sow wok . raise as yolk. •.. 004 Al. Do to 21s. : rot. kro OM AI to no artr sod old, lb. to ISs. Si ; olio. isslois. Oa Si' ... So. IL to 106 1 Isis. ow - Is. N. I stook b. to ILK - Is. Is. 44.—" Cleft's THE UNITED STATES, ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EVININO. The Royal Mail steamship Europa, Capt. Leitch, which sailed from Boston on the 30th of June, and touched at Halifax on the night of the Ist July, arrived off the bar at 3 o'clock this afternoon, but did not come op to her anchorage until 7 o'clock this evening, owing to the low state of the tide. She has made the passage within ten days, and brings 118 passengers, - but no specie. The Arabia, steamer, arrived out at Halifax on the 28th of June; and the Ariel, from Southampton, reached New York on the 29th. The Anglo-Saxon, hence, reached Quebec on the 27th. _ . . Her Majesty's steamer Porcupine was at Trinity Bay on the SOth of Jane, all well, awaiting the arrival of the Atlantic Telegraph ships. There is no news by this arrival of any political importance. The weather had been intensely hot in New York, the thermometer marking 97 degrees Fahrenheit•in the shade, and a number of fatal cases of sunstroke had occurred. Advice' from Camp Scott, Utah, to the 10th of June appear to corroborate the report previously re ceived, that General Johnston would shortly move into Salt Lake city. General Johnston's force would soon amount to 2,600 effective men, with abundance of provisions and supplies of all kinds. The War Department had telegraphed the mili tary commandant at St. Louis to send an express after General Harney, recalling him from the expe dition to Utah, where the present forte will be placed under the command of General Johnston. The supposed object of this movement is to make a diversion against hostile Indians in Oregon, from which territory alarming accounts have been re ceived. President Buchanan had removed temporarily from the Executive mansion to the Soldiers' Asylum. The following telegram from New Orleans refers to the let. Mexican news received in a private de spatch per Arago: " New Orleans, June 25.—The steamship Ten nessee, from Vera Cruz, the 22nd, kas arrived. The dates from the city of Mexico are to the 19th inst. The forced loan caused great excitement at the capital, and foreigners noncomplying with its re quirements have been ordered to leave the country. The goods of the American residents had been seized for noncompliance with the terms of the loan, and in consequence Minister Forsyth had demanded and received his passport.' The Liberals (or party favouring Juarez) were everywhere gaining strength, and President Zaloaga was going to Tam pico for refuge." The Californian mails of the sth of June, and 1,800,000 dole. in treasure, had reached New York in the Moses Taylor. The San Francisco markets were easy, rith a slightly increased demand for hesadstnffi The money market wu also easy. The excitement about the gold diggings on Fraser's river continued to increase, as letters were received from that locality fully confirming the first reports of the richness of the newly discovered mines. It seems, however, that a cheek had been put awn emi gration bye proclamation from the Hudson's Bay Com pany, ordering all vessels not having a license from said company to leave Freaer's river and all other rivers, bays, and creeks in the British pores 'one. Colonel Steptoe had encountered the Indianan Oregon, and had been defeated with the loam of fifty men. The redskins greatly outnumbered his command, thus rendering the fight unequal. NAVAL AND MILITARY Our Plymouth dent informs us, by tele graph, that the Royal Al Admiral Lord Lyons, arrived at Plymouth yesterday (Sunday). She left Gibraltar on the 30th ult., and off Lisbon encoun tered a heavy gale. She is to be paid off at Plymouth. WOOLWICH, JULY 11. CASTING HUTT OUNS.—PreparaTions have been orb for testing three of six heavy guns, which have re osnUy been cast at the Royal Standard Foundry. for heavy from ordnance at the Royal Anima. The aumanme prof will be wiled early to-marrow twarsing, in the promos of the asie committee of Royal Artillery officers at the useal rnap in the Aromal. TIM men fa looked forwent wra i mask inkamot, as the ebb of be pas cast at the Royal Ineolord Ironoiry obee the Graft Of that 1211111111111111 establishment Moe hew anitood es ail for 1111•109, and the cam ey id be olalommt made by Goal Peed he the HOU* of Otodoos a lionday night last, to the dent that it woo mac Ow dot up to the present time this solabbehmad hen his. • Mare," must of muse apes the empwlmilb le be carried out to-morrow. di c potbelly Comet, as Ada by the Secretary at War , that soweerone gums One hem God at this foundry ; ben It is way true that web Ma hen Goodwood ae uneerviteabie, onotehento had boa 'hood daily ad atert i t Ih isati rlo d omatelates the loot daterip tin Gni the moor d the mod. plielred is 4 sa t i o the oneert lim the Aolleary atroke Ma hod t nthe Lewdest mod case oceans foorbdrhe fur sup ban dap owe; wad after the illefolollll sudsy in mwesi, la vOl loolalad ha moony esthisotary to the govern mai awl be oeway ea dad that the Royal Obalmd Poorill is st bet alma Inc those purposes for "bib it is Tgi 8111ININ0 Or TER Norris-ILUIT Mew ow Mad& Otheat.)--The coadethel thipmeeed thee of the to tie= = ree r this sent meth see ll iVene i t Vet Othethen NA the O. WIN vii to the Tye. t wok la hart thee Iththemessie, male le Atha therten Si. the Bak end It b add mug ether meth aft thaw wait heeled osier aim ebeenetethea Emelt there eat he s wooly moths etheselly te the diiyilag trade (sad at =S then is se hitheithe at it) heserlevethe nia met le theme & May priori helm bees dot the poet outhellthe Mei et thee bath= the peogreee eV mem of *Nle temp thilageret is the mad d the esetplies km Is ally sew .but this loolei; the salt thereely, the labe war, mai ether we1d...... heaths beer peed he pother, tbe bona The Geoid Mom Sibs loth di =Oft asset tail le newt • meth threw of fords" Wm. mho" is the Tyne over as wee mei Ida a areemealther peeist d fdasir yam bait in dead vile II ethoeneed the with side*, of Gnat Britai at the eke d the ger user sew ereemee a dthetroee oseebesthe be dt etheestal idea eal beenthet fa the mer eatb Game. Fowos MAILS AND BILIP LEWIS MAGIL—A writes :—" The pens bak beta pat to very grea ctel =esienes kitty k eamegamees ed die Liverpool mei Phymooth :F row ealkeredty assaaraire dna mak weak be conveyed private elemers, which were b Isom keit peke for parts. koala al Made, that each m ere weld oak kis The el is toksid. kma t mesa fns lettmenr= saismak bat set es kr kik kW/mead themmeksesos nthe thseimeNwesle Is the payee hat bees that • large maker of kakitrMae bese - liesa posted for the Zze stakeste, ilia Beall use be ferwerded. In no pad statadita adlb Ilk esekej le there soy provision meth fns estkettes Area the iifitik ramie we ship sad. Ikeefess. mak pesky mast be collected la kils onatry by empakary progymarß CILIDDLITT IN MI NINIFIZENTI Patience Be"., the wile of • raepsdnie bream at Chew neva, summed to answer the of Martha Itheek alai et Chew nay" Kr. C. at Chew new" 000 ducted the are Sir the eimplektat. hie eletiment It appeared the the bilealest bed a stye of Ise pselke pigs. which were all eaddialy token W sad died; diertly atm which tweedy-4km misfire $p eat of aradrer MAW at twenty-Ire died, is skidoo to mbar loam KM Ink sad bar linabla oncladed that they were bewhkell, wed went to a cartels cassiset as In Bristol to stop the spdl • the ammaleg aims told them that the poem who he[ be: wholes/ WM weld come on. • mrteM rearslog awl kiek tabthe stye, sad that they mast drew blood to the . Mrs. Hsmp, Is the morning of Tbw kat, has* Lad bus beam seat the boy to arra Is, kik bat sot flakag those, west bend: into Mr. Zethefe setherd, which wee dose b. theme to his plrelym late whdeb dm fns the mamba dues. Dithmlimes eon, vateldea threask a kadem, s ea armatted eked ihmo to Ids seeker, eke kethwith ki eat, salasia the nars l iraMedi at the gala Wei witty, of dines at bar kr har aeries she wee emesudeall be hese bar MI kin ith eons them thetnethest Wl* se muttalba lid sh un It (Mrs. Beet all the Was bearks her Meth ever bus fees to prams' her ems) that the Weed weft kaki dews Mrs. IL's eras, end whoa she pot bus was lowa Is dripped as bar_ flagon Bee" immenekle ems weekkkag, " Thee bless I e wes, sad thus WWI ra hem I" Altar the of • seekcell aria mid Ohs yam coestelik Mk. vale was fined 4L Ti., *Milk abs PGA Otsifilar that tt mattered not to bran it had bees TIN. Miner,. [Advertisement] —OIWD MAP or UPLAND am Wean. Sk•-3 tone lathe WI feel Os J•o7lo..etig_tont via I •II.OOTZATSP Meek • • INN 0 • 0000 /74•1100= 0••• .311. 110 • 1 •4•111 , 0 0 :r . 17:= . 14 b burl s '-6 = 1 • 21"1 •0 7 :11 0,06 •0 0 1••••••1 1 , : 204 ..„ ••••I r pgr ." l7 l •• 6. 3.6.11:14 WWI. at ibenaZike ret c rsomme li rior sigma Ora IS--06 141. riaeora. TSB POLICB COMM GUILDHALL. Mr. Jam, Hwy Iresswilin,pl piale at bar beim Ald agost of Corbst‘ °omi Graosoltnrch-atrati, was er man SAM and Aldermen charged with having min wand • grow smaidt m compLainant and two police- Thome haw Bang, a hairdresser ' residing at 148, MmrHighorn, slated that on Friday evening be saw the streetng up under an archway adjoining his house the min, and while there he abed indecently to a ham* and site smocked hie fees. Whams went out, and Mid Wm ha did not allow each scesdaes there sad ordered him away, upon which he struck him in the fees and made his sem hleed__. Ho also 'beak his on the cheek with his usekesibb Ha then called the police and gave him into Joinßake, 266, said the prbmsr was very violent when he tech Ida into custody, sad ea the way to the dation home mit several attempte to Mike him. He was obliged to riallsnetbe reemblale to hie assistan. ce _ — Jele _eareoborated the miasma el the L irttr th tr igai. awl ellaed thitprieeeer several times planet Tbs dehnint he wee not aware of having been guilty at any inisinney to lir hese* Per she weld not speak • word of Nag** end bid halve esmenskeiden with him. He had known the court Ike ems ass pub* entrance to a herpemy casont-reess, thessisee he believed he had • riOtto be thee. Tint emu to bbn and ordand bin away, and he Wag in nor, smi unosiving he had • eight to be there, rebisW to go. He did net 'with to dispute the whines's widens given on Gelb, hat bis belief wan that whoa be came to Nu in the Int Isamu be bled to thust hiss out, and be slam* Nu In eadeesset, it which be wee now very sorry. He ibit mush hurt at the sw the polies had lunalled him when ohm his nieledy, Mktg colleted and walked through ths dee* when be sibs* Se walk quietly. Aldermen Gabriel mid that on Bret bents. Gm one be Pelt disposed to emit him to prima TGWU the trial at a Ina, for he MU la a position where be wilt to haws knout better, and his coaduct wee the ewe edgebis ; bet at the serious oonsequases that weld odes to his Ma wading him to prises, Ist wee induced to modify the asa- Poem No injury bed happened to the poli o, tress hi s) sands* or be should have gone to prima. its . v ia ls eireannhates he would fine him 40e. far emelt en the onserdariat, aid Ws. Sir the moult an all pellet, an la hank to be imprisoned Per one month. He mut also remember that he led that bar disgraced. The Bus were at ones paid. BOW WRIST. CAarkslliskind wad Aphis rotor ware charpd with beta( In Great Classa-shast at I think In the aftsraosa. Paso-oonstable Visas, IP 96, rid —I wsa on d.ty this attaraooa, at 2 o'olock,, In Classaiirsat, what 1 air this two deindaah atagadiai w the_pasament The primer, hod • bilk la his bail. Hs append to ,rloo h' sae be A e nal the bask its hi and V b . mar I want i his, bowie Hit h via he p einy ompon of bates up & sal I task bath the 1p plasma Into custody. Mr. Jardine—Waa the aim dehadeat dsig anything ? Wllaras—Ha took a SO die gasket, mad ap t* be reading it. I W dashed thur to go away, bat go etased to do so, an Witte add, "If I s• surdas,' I' go to Bow-strai, kr pa Imora as right to Weise with as. On our way Is the S ys, the pima Whir 163 W eb. ° Fr itle "II mid. I ' you wasp la boo for • I No you won t, you'll so to Bow street whit an" Hs then struck roe • Ambit him la the how The pin= wan asarehad at the esatka-Issaaa, and Istrarifts= el abtui I=ll l :Z ili sarta ti res as; Mr. milbo—About whit Mllme—About biding In the strata. Hr. Jardine—Ware you acting haw any instructions received? • Wit;saa--Not in partioalar. I Ism often seen them betting. Mr. Jardine—How are you to nodes them to-day ? Witnees—lloomme there are se =gm about in Queen-street and other gleam. It yr more for the obstruction than any thing she that I took than. Mr. Jardints—How may was One marnbled them on this 0001610 U t_ - - Where—Thus were then two those. One at the dehatleata (Wellbsio here said—This is • met 1111WOMMISbb laterheme, sir, on the part the poliserea, awl it yes mesa to entertain the to a sbalit=mt, I red bag you to amble me to hr my argarits here seat overt° the station to mortar the realm Mee in which the (harp was taken by the sergeant ea bit thew r it wee " hero bstructin g the harm TheM by Whte' d aseaddei the polies. Winierte wee aeebeirne Miner. How egad_ . two lle egmktng barber en the broad pavement of 1011141 test WWI Is erre as obstraetion t And yet 1 we were aregaei t ike bsies hleas in the pu _bite Were, sad sialed Po the el be swop at the pollee utaM awl ell oar papas taken tree as. Winter (the ear alliair)-21 itute n == that I Mat the cimable k • inemeat ot to do se by the 111111111,1111111 Wadies el his 1111MIV awl ate memory *ileac* et the eartablis himself. 11 yea will main ay am and eleekber, 'brit en braised bisok and Tie oar Judge of the provoseden I arrived. &rpm add dm as etasina implelate la »- tram to gat pimp et psegle she alerebled meths a cigar-shop In eihateest, end obstensted the mg by tering. Mr. Sardine—No doubt, If people assemble en the foot ways and sheerer the passer by betting. it is an ohm jualtring the hdedireaos at the polio*. in this partioahr oar ma mai etrilreation hes been shoes, sad timbre I dimwits the came. Mr Michael Mow attesded to pe sedate if le lisserreng, • remeetehle looking women, a native sit who wm aimed oa the polies-Meet mad with ealemserlog le obtain charitable contribuilose by isles hanialsat wham Tie dated that ea Monday ha received a letter tics the delmdmit, wiehlag to me him at lie tows reekluess, 42, Bagrave-msere. He granted her an intim view, whin ik• spid that de wee to great distress • her Itoshmil lei beta mime. to some semarreial which hid hied. OM she misted Hat she came *OM 111 arse meaty es wham, Itaffermiln ad mmlimoti the same of a rya. Mew* le hit who had misled her. Ilhe gave lim es her Wier !!• •; Canseeretrevarsed, Gesegerris-.t. Prom which had toss said to hiLl ai llmstimea who she bed mired her, ha Car sums I. Mame that she wee ea impostor, 'AM he stets to He ltasdielly Muds* on meshed In imp ewer a etammisellss etereir sh i MI bees sods trestbas (his and email he Mod to. onlis. soda an aorMeg. Mien GM gnon him thalami be hmettee take It Irma e ar s Zs=le her he seat ibr a ansiehle. The }s ale spprehmied bar said that on the way to the silks she win mgelled limaehe Hoed at A, Manmse sMeMm4 end at the dam prodwool as modem= Me thin i is, with to mos se 11. dick ken ram = v thesitevesd. r ni: dbi te lhadil igrellsr dlisig =s west . hi No. ° 4 f , Oamsm-etrest meg, OR Taw* Waineedei, sad is melt penes es Ms miler uns isms those. He thought there wee only ess NIL 4.• Delmilast—There ere three or kw Is He mum Maria pillarl did lest dawn mare then ma. Mr. Aneld—Did yoa look mak yourself that time was eslyeme Witness regiisd la the motive. Mr. Amen —Why do yea mho stalemmle which you do sot Icem•le be true ? It dem sot Mow, because jot did sot ase sae Men as of the seas seseter, that delesdant does net live r 4, Ornammeasmenced, end Is an impeder. I'M shwa here seen wlsether thin wee more then is No. Ddminest—l noshed dot letner hem Glainew, mad It bsen the postman. Mr. Arnold—lt arethdy b very ead that ths delesdant eiscull modem. serrelope, "'Andy irectel posted at to bar, M the address which elm gave; end me O wns ewes, that she must either le or somslideg meet les hams eller thme. It resew le *drill inngbirsto dignnt that bor MAW wm Uwe moo moue ha mokommiblo Asu r=l e n d to t avtr ami lr . wahl U m bel lib... i ttni ll =ta p rim in t etr MOM seeress boo the sf.Yefy liodaty, Mid that inquiries had beta made at 4,6, 6 end other numbers in Hammrstreetrroad. sad that nothing mil then be Wont rg 111 LOAD 010101 0010111 The case of this Walesa Near to the Marquis of Townabsed) caw Win the soot at ma application for s prasodag mei oda diashwp bow eastody. Jaz. Dans append far Maw. Umbra and Kurland, tailors, sod Nr.lsarmoss br the.. hadwars. mused Mtn walk • pear _L Illosat, a batty• ; sad Demo. a wins roar drat. Mr. Misr, Osbossfs and Mrs. 1116,1,011. islikm. at Nresbstesst. sgt• pawed la plena. ingsalsepporosd Os Tits caw was baize the MOO 11l tie Illh sad yes sAltemod sloe Ma. far dosidedi.ft 1 ' 111 *u; nasuald• of mum* am mum the bnolvent awe maid int mesimi es ewes Prima. Az bad boa soda to the marl far &prole:dig cedar, = ll lrwt e speami ankau tha t tab badrad bed mind tram par awl bramsbila alma Ida comissama. Mr. Dam OW the issolvent had ast sahred sof &IWO: by i amd H.t &sad= ea was peammina Dail= la lad am anowsmart i r family, owl alai. bed bun dons for tar creditors. Mr. LIMON* Naslat forappliudism, width was an ap pall to the conpardes at Ur soar% sossidsrod that the creditors who bad sabred so save* we mailed to the consideration of the; °cart. No alit bad boa wads for their benefit. — RT Elder mid he had seen the thetiveat la pieta, who told him he "sweat to see it oar tad ten he labile be was ' quite se well is prism se out of prises. ILO thoeglit that IN the tuaolveat had 1001. a year trout the hotly he could set am'd. 2001 . The Clal a et=ithicatir odd he wee set aware he had 0004 a = van oaasidered that the thestreat had mobilo tcd bar deM et eth whim he thew he seald sot pay it, sad it was hard at ler, ae the pithshe . applied to Lady Towthitead war e athithe k r TAW eh* Pay re?di ateathowl irr eithege. than the herbs nth the bass awed to be eat at Ith mamma by the solider who paid sad yowled eseattly. dr. =lnked that, ear th e imptiesethiat sad the at Lord Ossowe, we a ease is width the wart amidst that he was =Wed to b • diereene. Re quite agreed that laptieowerwl was gualth= s wed room maths, sot rely within the wail% bat room by Maw taaarawatak would be deem; eurbetiat kr wwtheettag dab wlihaal rethowthie 01111•11111111- dos, whoa the atheist Omit wader the Pealethisa Amt ter the wont Gimes wee but twelve usaibr Implement. The Chid Comethelower amid he was wet even oath to day, awl odd at bu at theasswat ethwielethe to the pre sent appikaties. He should SWAM Ohs to hue kto the wee, mad all he weld saw weal& be as to 14. Rides ad Kra Hekewth. Re essiiwi thet N aerie had the bath cathe d awl Nth Italthroll the greatest caw. He babe that eateethles the Weeded to haws ben darts kw her, and the wee set to he Wawa bseathe the &MEM to take the faselthae bed preemies. The creditors who oppord road appose sob, a maid Ile. Hakawell, bathe hoped she wild sat bath io op pa. synth The oath stood eiljoused to the 20th tasty t. ASSIZE 1117'ELLIGENCIL HOME CIRCUIT.-iiIIITTORD, AILY 10. The Magee' bushier of the Sorts mem was brought to • does kreight. dal tin Jailor WM= will common klieg the ems llel ea Ifeafra mei" et tat o'clock. At greenl tame era sudy ems arm akin!. 1118118 - - %Tr ale" t b rirt ial to uP°2l 6 Walla IZIWITI stocks, with to injure 7ohn ilr.Dashwood world the preededien. It appeared 601111 tla around the paamator that he I. a farmer at Anolditgewel6, In this eaddy, sod Ad the mi dair weeli lie meld enoellik of/Up Abed half-peal six in the evades et that be der bar in the stask-yard, and • dry kw minim darwords thole was an alarm of era, and it wee dlenommed that two dirks of haulm and two darks of wood bod beta est be le, and as the wind Wu Howls( at the rose Iswamie ibe bind di the buildings, if it had seedied Y As ame dimo tion, the whole dlbe del dim IlfoefireY would hare been aseiterd. Mak brwaver „.l •27 serious damage wm Ana, the yid, lhabosatdg . and the fro was got ender. ase A gailmmen woe edit the primmer vas tabs Inle bift, It agreed that dm at onee ambled that she MI mild l e fa Moab, but gave no aspiesslism dads hods that baud bar to commit woe an ad. The premoder sail lb* the geloansr aline ys st rand to him to be • mei, _inollhut ee gibt, and ha did not belied that ehe wee asimeld by omg deli, A le ban injury, sad he could not aosson Ar her emelont. When the pri mmer was bihre Ale megbikale die sail, "I did do it. My bead wee so troydit ad haw, what I Ad. I had mod Ware in my paid, and I lit owe." Mr. nosem, • guildsman living at eawbridgeworth, begged to be Oared le steno that be bad known the primer fry lass chi ai d headway. samdlered bar mak end tooktastre. He that ha was adlailltd she bad nand • doss internam in she did, mai Ad if ale ware set at liberty the weal mew Is noel a Alm agate. Baron BMWS% ailikasslag the Pry, add be was afraid Aare °odd be as bald that the *sew had ossemitted the ad impaled Is ; hat, as ale was molar 14 years of age, they would hods be Adds that she peasseed what the law said • adedireeme diemellas, at ho dam words that elm ;Ira*lnn Es ins dthr TIM old wee liable to be kw It, Wire they add bar guilty. The jury, dim a dry shod mewideratkes„ returned a wed ad IVd /WV, GS the same thus that they thought It was Pin tie had oat the to the made by ao- Weak se awl Ad shown frighilmed aherweeds lo way haw she had &L The Cese;l Moe eta be thought it ores possible that it was se, bat at all male be wee vary glad the jury had so quitted biz, far If dry Ird Amid bar guilty he nay should not have %sews what le bane dose with her. The prisoner via the lbeherged, and given up to bee Mad& SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. , --Camarr, JULY 9. (134t0r• Kr. lestke (ragapica.) The exert wee occethed lbtr sethrel bem is trying a black thstess nented thaw en • dogs of stabbing Arrei = l Psnletti ne tnsr , ani CkethA i r ei r tie kget a tz end wanthlng &t. It stymied that afternoon el the 29th Jiiim the black wee bidet by several Greek near the Bate Pond. &tag • meths if a Enoch bland be applied to the Franck Vies-Cyan(, tho Ant • with him to bls lodging. late 41ka evening he M lie tt n trlth the three Greek primes sad Otheittiftss, and scoordlag to Asir stogy, be theled the War tsllb • MOT, end • scathe seseed, in the cams of 'kith the look wee bastes and kicked taco • state of Inesthlbithilk by both twelve to twenty (Nooks, end be wadi both been kited bad it not been for the laterfenthe of two wilkame, did by the y darts of the by. The el M imili caL th was very tedious, es the mews libels of the bad to be transbged by two kthigreters—lthe Neva Ith the and into Utak the lingew kr the Gnat w iz . hay convlotth negro Nor of wending. without Wend to do griorona bodily berm, sad be was setitaoed to bead labour for twelve months. They ocevieted the Om Greeks of Annelt, end they were seek enstathei to bard Moth brim maths. JULY 10. (Before Yr. Judas Cramplos mod a eyeeiel Jury.) Lime v. THI POCTM WALES SATLIPAT COMPANY. TIMIS was ea NOY beveght etab the *Wit a widow imey haulm Imod, sad residing W" la Glaroorger shim Is recover easpeametlos for seven *juries metaled Ike= a colliers berries two Yalu Isleisriee to the dr amiats, by mldolk amoral persons were The neer Pyle. tir fhb ailealf, team MIONIMAR bat. The war eas:lA Hist the MN= anti fie melt of then radolo NOWA Ms 'YEW of tie asosedty of Meg that feet by erbium. Mr. Grove. Q.C., sad Mr. D. T. imam mom mommi ler the ; Mr. Oliferd sod Mr. P. Lloyd fir dsfa tr. • I It award by the widows of the *WE sod cameo that on the 14th of October lest she was • peeseegsr oa the alimdaate 1100 from Bridged to Heath. Oyleg to ea oh eireetlon oa the down Has the hula yes shift to the up sells at Stormy, sod thus proesded Head. It hod sot ism he whsa the *half Used the whistle, end a woman eseleood, " Hare is the up title wades ; we shall all be killed." lausepil•tely afterwards the week took plass; the 002,41.11-110 .—Jaly 0 al tap Galloing. the Rim 0. Moatnetaa. mg a., In. J. I. Onnal. e .11.10• Jag. &nano of Mr. I. Harbin.* Ulm DE:0011-0.4111M0,—=at Opterga. *a lac J. Ltap. alkag hnnalmS4o. ag64). to Leigh als*Ow Ganglia. lat.. ar I Gilt fIaTI—OILL7AT.—JaIf 7. at * 1 , :11.165.11 Wisdom b 7 Ito Per. W. Oman. an If ' t I..at.atlssoottoo lane Tea r note. MOW J. P. lliel. Parana, Mesa Dam wbsat. .le are.,. , abbe. to ils. ; asta.th.; Or. OA It ATT-04 AT.-1 I. at N. YOWL Go pit V. OLIMILO. Jett 1 0 .—We bea • brae OUP* et wbeat et warbst N.A.. hist titiftli of LIZ aw. Ozoo, lL W A llir 6o 24 l2 1 i t N 6 w e t ebbs vier. et .5 keperemeat 61 yew Owlets brawl J. K. INK rel. el Purser, STOOL 11 el the wet lestey le met =pet/ ; nee at am per CarStio bee& OW stew weN ; rater as wesk. DILTIIII. sew dad WA Ns. to Ils. ; red. arm see eta ba Lk • ~ A Al* 14. slew mad eld. if to lla. et. : tek, potato. re. et tit. INta ads, •froar.— J* I, et Quesebeced. NONA. w. . same. le 10. • Seer. per more. Is. N. te la. age& IL testl per Mose. b. to b. ill ; avowal. per Am. la ad.; be 3 iii, el/ 6 Mr. J. Week. et Ormelbab. la .." ws sows. u. 44.—" Outlet Jeurral.• Ho aged T O. N.N. el 04 Ootivaryss, JILT 10.—A brie mak, et abet{ • lbe NO glow. et Buitem.t.-.Jak, a a:hawk. au../ O.K. PerNA ba edema te It. Tit , * Mites asp le welt Isal WOr Iry raw lima yka... ti• C l ' et tole aad Yu two dayt. IN few tear ant pries esti ; cam piat.4. l7 I. , 'wimps. ii , owe. INN Mme netted IL to mare mow. (Iyatepers, apd et 5....V110 OIL 1105.0,1.. JOLT 10.—At 0110 lodorT .0051 M. =IMO Yates tie Darn , 7. ,.... n0idim sopa / ft. •...-. atenhe by termers abided setiase. IN Ma* alma mut be Deem. MIL% ke Meta Nalowth Milian EMU**, LL LO b. ea so. lam. PeldetAbobr lot la ell• a Noma laorlidt eareket aka toadies awe et Meet way tin. . 1 .-.. e • v i. ,lS:i. 2 tis F.0 7 .4.=-4 . see Wray upweette. • ber Mee la stet et N. tea prier at ma tbellae. rieW. *w• • ea 6. lie fee Ye wed ewdee Jety le .I== g te 'II eat. helm& 1.111) qr. ; era forees.lNope. ; et NW S. LAW ge& Pawed re Petillerity lemmas grre BALM ........ , MI Y. 0011.111 , 001 k, JOLT 10.—Tbere wet a tell trade ter vbeat. sad 06 1.11. IS aw l = 10 =11 . 3...1.101. 11111 NIINANIN aitelitel l• to li. pm jr . mils seek NM ell fired Sae*. la IN W W • • of. Other pain es Won. wyt , Us. to 665. Du*, 286.1 , 033% Clals. MIL to Ms. Basso. 44.". to 47n dearer. Haarraaa, r. of what at mutat to-day fair ; trade tat We Sawa pima tamer, fully la par load. Bar sold at forawir es en. 060 la poir q Pear aad Waal t ha lie. Wawa. to 3t. per load. Barley. I to lloa. pir v. Oahe. to 11(a. par v. NY Ilk to . lek we load. Scam XL Latelalari. 10.—At ow emu warts& today, oda onl y • load 111.17 7, goad =MAW Of ritilw sold at 60.. aad t o par qr., Wig la air dearer lima laoa wok. Vary little dolma , VIM& Am sad abikeatutr gni tistoto tialblus th. p sr sr. Dam M ear te:lar i la bat week Ilk le 4111. good WNW orow tw▪ it%Widriat ailietnell IWO WY /MS, it b sot Ito oti So MS let veal , bbt bed on btla. ✓im saw t er ry m no molt proille AM will be thug *nal Me wea ell rewind. Isecomberos•Theo. inT 10 —The orbleble &deg Um wok W Wt MN Ned rbowerrowile 'dad varying ROM aceships; is N u& mot TM minis of whet dad dem tram 'be emit ore oyes mon. Mt. a fob wooly of gab from lieotbse. tom b bob sob M. of 'bat lo roperbpi. TM halsomAree Mb wooli tem mederobrjbe domed left saw *KW by lbo nem sobell4 r lmigire—lbo. bop boa ebbing for TY.* 48. for BMWs& =la Se fir PAZ __.__.‘ Ml* lefo au wetted 611 b. oozy MIS _ lor m roob of Norfolk =:. , 6.4.7.a.47.t..—..x.:. -sta--__"....-- ct.:..6. .... 4 wiwlt r av i zz . m i zt . Eleoli. dorm meroe. %cm roam more la. =Rboe ll = =OI L The onto& Z yolk a t i c=ceotelse. OA; forays. _Sarin , cembobo. O. OW. 1,701. Baum. eo. Moor. 710 Noawicm. Jon 10.—TbireesWM sewatlas martels lava szlellel re ti. mthemithe etm thakimisethe a.4 the Mil ima irm a t s L. Tbs ubdtw iles M : wb . t ims = mete lisis; V ama , th. : meal wievramtat li =t ba fa tt gar mr.zvust4-117sM—mesaimscla N e e. t oon ts. tillenl z ris Isuloy ll:s ib .a s Ms er selliacesms. w it h. h lt r ask Asempmer. u, 7lll = h t. tt ill bereeelr es tke azz,...i.rea. r. EVB,= -2 .z..V6 6 4:71-.arri. niem+ll 9ll 4 ter'rilErt Wier ar yl." We rth Ms. par Se milit" wea ceme: Irlial Lee V.. 4.1. OH er a, re z: lia. 'did lasl Mr i Irk 1.1061 ma, IlikTimthe. Mfrs. Wo• ilthe IL—AI aim we imalial Wen thin ma let • /eff mg Obi let, Jrulsil Mow; Ismesth . bewwwt, ere I A la MI. ileTedra ViproVjelyrratfoultrateeS dall. at ma edema ef M. Pwf laarlaf, Lad MENIM "IV Merrill alma Oils were a mei amis idle as ea aim from Ms. le 14. 4 .. i ' L .... 41 ylld weak tea enr ... ba g eren by *la ri orl mil r 'Meath Basin requlrm ran mit.. ll Mermis wee aim be 2114 ars. lb, re ports d MOM vary. Mass are ast ta imail samblka. Clime, Jar Wiliggrrin SC blib brolia . Mar P r l " li Va , I =l ll6ll et% r • r i a ' N a "1 , wm a I = la jra M only • *AM bedew was thee at a Wain Mews ea lam raw White wheat was worth from 4th Se kik Per ester' ne. from Me to lee ; barley. a Mem net t and Mir dr nr Barr for ms.s. log rooms bt rarer OW i • bah), a thill math a• tram Me to Ms. ear mortar. thaw. a Mort wooly, at Is arra as as imam la m e m bin MO the Wrist* a far Is to Ss. par smarlar. rear „Ilejel make Al Ilis velithburthe =theta during re writ rim& his tram la. Wk .. .e . e . r ran other grata lia• able dam la price " CT. ef Ma me th e ims few dr a tas bad a mak rslalary the Mids. assallews, sad pram, Miasma am am toe le ape the malamemni beans es Os math TM flea map Is MY aml Me *Weft eswallasselL w areweilsil • ber b r i x as irrel t a re Ms wara risild. Wthiseseim bums ere Mir mid therldithe meet Me ban liamd ef a few Warr stir polath Own wlsisk, la lbe Mewed mil rale, will mats Me Ms advance. . . _ PiTlll/01101113 JOLT 10.—W• bIPII elbow MOOR May, with W Admin. sad imay of or bie withhold Weir me. pirrim We girt ad As Yob mis b r ie Ind rale" sad that si ma adverse of Is. So As psi fgt. LAMM — JOLT IST-- , 1171 - ;tair - I; at MINN INN Ma la ism la W weak. Jlailms @Wady, at is arises et fres la to s ea So Ma of WS vat. Barley, calk bow" and sus was all k pi or. direr. ---• 114010/111. JULY 10.—At this or =dor *err e ma ect • leer mar of wire; bat am rierearaille t• te. ow wee rally obtained for bur or • ray err • reedy herr at a the sod Waft litre Ina et bet weer Ma fa lA.re bier het was=Mr Mir hat herr ierrese r wirer el whir neat Or with mere rare re rea ram rah mist were Ere art et the whirr darred. er pre MIMI ear real Is...o ...g irstr rater. ?be Goer are was men rem re el le IL pee reit et Mr , ft ffits.,.„, are the rit=r m —W i leta whir tit. le ; estrek; red whir els. rs.; err tr; laric lea to ; ott• Os. It IT.; tier to ; pre& to te• At the cretrimet the plea die hes saaerree ea trprerreer wee sers armee L to ts. pet tearfar, rib • barer &mast • - - ..- i--. t7k. W AriT lii.-Ws en modinads MOM WIII see as al ,sratas. TM maw mry sr Mat. ssal dis Ma. sad boa wathwal met of Isr ; wak kow s . wila . th owl 6. lm blatia b. bigh doz ik. lbe th wfsat d.6 % . : rz wal Woo g em roll/ b. to k par dr. owe Isst Masad, st Mar Mataw slam vs imats=drasst. Was NM to ths MM. 4da. to ft; Ms, 406.• MAL OM OM pot Wm la. IL Wm, sa VAIL W ili. WOoKOMOM JOLT 14..-Thee ow . fair mak st Mat at mulct MOW. viii* sold dimly was Wows otX: Matsap. &MI. OW bid Mr s Misr TM, Mt Ma Is 3.. Mreval la saw la. M fa. we or. PIM Toss, JOLT fO.-TM maw Mod We wok lea owl MA Mk imm WM lad Maalted the wars MIMI: V. AI to ors mast es MI a bar MS West= AM M sill id as Mims rt e rdrir 10 row Yu bow whiscal b. pa Mt. Is Mir MOM as Mrsta. Most Mira in-WEMIM4b. to M. per Mora 10.; vid.4li is Ws Mak Mli to OM la. 14d. to MAC pot NM ot Ma Mew Ms pa mid d ILILICJJaT, JOLT It an dm st Nom dm& WO IS‘ Maga MIMILINL getilatOf wade% or Ills Wm my d .a ra ros= et the MI Is arasts. v Iss. 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Is M. per BMW. asslatkias far boa Mai bat alaaelfzy bo cikes MAW bs varlass Mem Tow vs WM s Mpara Ms wok :-Wassi 1,110 gni ; ma. SW ws. wad. I Mr. Wm, 1211 WM% II 1•1161.-lapsele Ilis mask :-IttaW, 100 laarsh ; Osts I.IM tan& ; lour. 14 BM; celwasl. 41 woks SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Midge wildarc —A ators.heard. 'ma • Nedra Madam, et Ulmi. =on It, drifted oa shoe at Foist at Ayr Blow Dee. Wildfire vailettres Liverpool tar Oaleane on the hid Ino.l Ltverpoei. kb IS. • I. L. Oilahrlet. Captain Newts, trots New Corinna. will& text Snit Havre an the ithotJaly, An tarot to the water's eke. Tio Ng* Is bar hold tees Was gat oat—Antwerp. July S. VISSELB SPOKEN WITH. Harriet A. Illepeessem. et New Tack. from Junks he Lena% lam IS, tat le, lee 11. Lady Raglan (terquel. tram Cerdli foe Hoeg Korai SI dep. WIMP. W. 1.111 S.. lee MSC. Umeaselre. treat Leaks for Neleoarne. Nay 11, lat. f IL, lei. W el d . Wer= of Deogiee(bareee), from Neelesels, Ake. Le M « Iea.KIIL Omar Pre% Surrey. ham Liverpool for Beltkaare, Joon. IN. 41.45. lea. KN. Sulk Ram New °rheas lee Leaks. lane U. let. 41 N. Is. A 71 . WW2's Uwe, pace (alp). from New War be Uwepeol, Jai IS, SAL 111. WA AL SUPPLY 01 OAS TO THE MILTIOI.OLIS.—Tb• Wed COalluitille et ills Howe of Oseutios• au We satojest resemee••• tere: *aka that le _efeeeelemee d the hiss el the weeks tipsy have estendttel set le km ow Minos &twine, hatmommati the mreppailmA l t etneemielse ant aerion. [Advertimeamat.]—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS BiTifr lIMPOLLIT 111111UPT kaa biliairT.—Mr. Jan ODOM A* gresi b l‘smer . 6"6"i la 100111 1.61..Se l." . be IMO vtii JOS o . = also trio • 11 . 01 ; sod Ns tom •• I are Sisr is rar mi. c anst2ipt tmail i•••••0 "1" ..= lislava l"- ammo 111" 1• 1 11•6 11 wo dos et owSIDA sad a{ ProOmis EINSISEssa Vasa& Lynda BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATILTON.-Jaly I, K Abertes-LA fast; the sib of ALAI. 14., as. BAILNARD.-Jaf tat Madam Howt.Wellaitaellantal l . Ihe ate of J. W. /bread. a • Oa DINTLIT.-4.19 9, at Oates partleae, blaishA, the aa L swan aft.. bah. at • • 166 DIP.U=I:94 Deoger6eareet t Marna, tho alb a 111 Dalh of a FRAUDIVO.-.1 0.51 liehmeals=selt, Data VW& IM .V• Meier Treaspees. of a HOLMEIL-4* T. as Chaddlt Pima" . 0 1 fadalot a m ' et the ter. IL Hama, of a sea. lIITINIL-Jalo A it lablaanet. Wabash. Oa vial of 11. base, M.D., of soca *OA Abp.- Jay T. at Vesta* Parra" Ide of Widtlisl. the Zee Moue s, of • Nathar. BISPIIIOII-Jaly 7, at Zola the ate of Ma D... 110 .B. I. ••• a arathear. MARRIAGES. M a Y. J. .-.,,.% /