The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-07 00:00:00

~~ SHARE LISTS—THIS DAY. Two o'CLocia. The railway share market to-day is heavy, in sympathy with Consols. Most of the chief stocks an lo wer . Midland has fallen about I per oast. Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and North- Western, i per cent., &c. The transactions have boo limited. French shares are hot slightly lower. °rest Western of Canada shares are flatter. ORDINARY SHARES AND nom& Lawers. `Tar" 6 aka $4•7. 4 . 3 i l l is We. I le • 7i die. 90 02 al iii 1, 6 144 9 11 40 - -di'. I!! 7119 37 39 19 y 2 0 y 79 72 63, 7 911 91 73 77 126 128 101 103 661 Of 59 61 73 79 6 gym 9 1>m en lilt loa 10 4 ' ll_. lOC IL ►« 60 Ilt I?! lot/ 71 102 ii Is 9 se 9 %badges %abort, listilas.. Beets saAl Sri Junction tilre.Woiv.k blue:Valk, ditkes.Laa. &CUL Jul 7 To: ..... Moor sal cosk ski Duds NA Mid hos. I DerA.Pktk., sodktord.J. Sot W 0.) I Itsolsou kis I Eagle UN.., Ow S I Do. Deka S. U. WO lawklro illallskekallialate" l • allabeggli sod Pablo ellobsist "NIL Da , dee away &Snot\ Westere I Greg NOVO of Scotland Omit Northers Do. 1. Stock Do. D. Stock Gt. OWL sod WOOL (he ) as* all'sokors .... , 0 Ds IllssiblloyOu. 8117. 111 Loassalse sod Casli.N .1 Mak& 7 Do. Sow lltbdo Lamsbleo sod Yorkshire I Ds. Iflltko I Ds. Woo Odle' Union !ai•aW Socks ott h B.Cusit =.2 11 0 1 = Wcskiat ifiiin.to.) seisa lli tratk Westin 21 2) lie ISA 12 12t 32 I 2$ 2$ 171 - ii 1001 100 pm 1 Pal V a t 111 S. D►. S 0 Do. Syl _ _ 7; ei 24i 20 Si 73 724 s 1- 1 - 8 Da. Vim. amd Derby IlbL 0._188_8!._(Ire.) I — 1711;11 - artilliiiiiii I I Newsu!aed OalWe. ire; rialTioirs Cdila -- ~ I =Warrayekili Bat Is law ai MEC :aka 00 . all an . = all Ds. all Do. i B Onialistat 00 N. Ilastava—Donalit Do. Exameloa Do. 010.1. ran. all Do. Loads .00 Do. York all North 7M 1 le 60 II IDo. Pow 11. lakrik. 10 1 klk i ll=kylk !y!!terth :+4l;ut weeira ...... ii. S. M. ......... faith& Swath Waft. Jams War% Is W oho ...... = l tta ju 49116 Wake ..... _ 1 9111 - 919iWatrgatil44311. 9 raft Vals. SIO •• irji7e - r 1 - :DearriNA7laier IV *est Cornwall W.Eod et LoaSsCrystalP. IL West Leedom 100 li:is:am — i d. !.Cu.. .0 DUB. _ Matador.' sad YIIMsy WateVaird sad Liwericit ~i„~ PRIFICIWICE I Abiriona _ _ De. 140. S, 1 per 0.... 1100 • later 4pALI4. ~O~iu, t.o - ~. 10hadsetlIsly.Osa.61p.e.1 Oek mg amai, _ _ I p 1106. Dena 5 Do. 86. Pga rl 13 Do. Leeds 6 p.ot. Nal 9 Do. Do. Qom, 1011 10 Do. Totkil &8 Poi* ill 'forth illidiattlibirs .0 Olf tfoto.kWol.lsl 6p et ScottloisCeottal Now. Prot 121 thillk Doom II Ditto Flied 44 per Coot, rll 4.11•8(6:eut.Au5..61.0.6.1 DO Ditto 46 pot ..... rll SotoltWolut gos.4t p.m* AU sth.TorlithiMpttot.Ovor 13 Sotektos&Dittlostatipa. I Spol 11. ! ct I IN .1 i gast.= • p.Ct... Bait I::Weet Teethes. St e . Uls„PeeilhDodee4 et _ _ Pollik.a!PrOmi lOw epti ml it i . .. 0.W.M.411 1 11101 ! J — lie. I paesislia:lNi r t: Daarmaiidso.44 p.ta Mee Insimehis 4 p. as .11 Do.t ea Protlr; • 01 Do, Cllmior rooL ill Da. ill. 110. Spa DO Di. Noe. Oa Most .- 111 Do. Cloolor qua Sturm ill Dade. dw ..... all Do. do. de. La. amilrolaorto. i IXidTl i t imiiiiiiiii: MI Las.ll‘ O. 5 p.eent. MI 0051 Gus.sp CL 5 LemmilleMemtCon Mir& lesrmitispl — ar . .fatT VI I enieedarrylbltnntsk.44l all llan-ebef &Lane. Newlel 44 Do. £6 all stereo & Carlisle. 1 pCt DO V idhad Conalk.k6.4ol ill Do. Pref. 44 per et. . ill Ditto g 3 Pref. 4 passer ill Nato& Debentures .7471 per — ;tali Bt. 181 E Da Pref. 4 per et.lk. forth Brit*► ii LOA St I 30 20 23 I rotusiox RI IS all Antwerp sod Rotterdao. 3 4 Nem &Arco Amelia 10 10 ileisma to Oralmr.sae 16 10e. RomParodakCen ln.ecso 20 10 Dalab Maeda 10 all Wilmo Frame 20 10 Dm Pew 20 all lisst Indian Goa. 3 per et /0 10 Ow !stamina 1011 all lipoltda,p.37 I convert 100 all Do. do :91 into sbe 11 17; 13.Trosk of Canada A {MO 75 all Do./M. Law. It Atl. :esto 100 70 Da. Out. Debenture. 1110 all Do Campy.% 4p. et. cl". 20 10 Oast OrtaMol r f Francs. I all Orem Indian Frankest& 5 1 Do. NetrOns3 per eat. 5 2 Do. Rums. do. 6 all Da. do 20 11 Ot.LuselabourgOacatilb 4 all Do. do. Obligatiom MI all Ot. West Canada, Snare. 101 1 all Doidu,pay 37, opt. till i 5 1M all Do. do. 61, do. 36 141 all Do. do. 76, do. 6t 100 all Do. do. 73,watIto tot 1114 all Raalkas sod T. Toro . PM all Do. 6 per Cent.. ........ 10 10 Lyam and Genera 10 1 t Lyons sad Meditations 10 all Illelsat 7441 10 al 20 sl 16 i 10 ilj Kari* Antonia di Da New 111 VsaartLirp (with lat., hll !Sodium of Planes di Dino 201. slums (Ist, Charleroi i Illuaehnsr, tl Nareigisa Trust Pre ill Paris ud Luas dl Paris sod Odom J 1 Paris sad Owe IS Parls.Ous. k aisrbowil ill Yrs ma Mut II Rept= ........ Soul all sod Nese all per Cost. Puler. 14. +daft ill INNS ....... ill Do. 'I per Ont. Pular. IS Wafters id rum ell so $1 74_ 75 S: 2t Si $ M 100 94 96 99 101 • 4 II 44 139_ 141 :02 104 93 97 34 4 107 101 111 141 SS I dle ir 99 101 111 IS $7 lIIk 4 4 et 06 of St et ISt ISt SO /I 66 62 J pea er it 9 I Mir 14 163 67 0 41 47 I 3 t llt 61 63 SO 31 4 3 01 34 41 I II In 14 14 " 61 64 116 120 110 112 104 106 6 Ili I Ila 97 101 92 44 10 11 17 17 101 74 79 1 9 1 1 1 11 11 die 137 139 5 ;i 1., 1 st ls; i Ps 41 es 4es par 6 4 I - i - i pus If liar LLWLT& 9 9/ 2 1 21 Ms 2 24i 8., 2 2i c 9 la pii 264 26 Sj 41 ;at 61 6 Ms 17i 1S 43 67 93 97 4 I°'1 °' Sch D 21i • lila Its 100 109 107 109 112 114 119 107 111 111 111 Si II Pk 21 i it PM 7 I n e II dis 9 I :i Pan 91 10ipsi 1, 19 AMERICAN RAILWATL made 02011 II p. opt_ ... ... 1017 IS 76 Do. /pc cash ... ... . ... 1676 74 77 Do. 7 per OMR. ((Foss UPI ... 1660 717/ 1 774 Michigan Cr otrai,ll air rapt. 16 , 0 OS H 11.T.Ceatn,111p0r sok (Mr it Food) 1613 $1 44 New TorkkErk 7p. auk Bda„ coo. 1667 Do. do. do. 1671 Do. do. kd Mort. ... ... nes Da. tr. Milan Fund ... 11176 Okla sad No.lpa.hronao toed ono. Is7l OW lail Mbiliorpo Ist Marl. Roods .. Do. do. Sad Do. .. . )ti 116664 Oialoal ilk, Ist Marv. fa do, E. Md. and lanai 6p. o d lot M at h 1104 Pa f•A Narepes. 6pr opt... 1570 •l/ 1 ITie W is lei 1111 na +M& I 101 1001 I 111 3 1 Pm LIMA LTAPItto AT BAILWATS. Ileoinne and Meunier (loomod 911111INOMENthin (Wed lolawainkN.Wesenra) atikoads hoodoo ip) (looti loCologooloo BootlisolooLsoor 0160 i 01. lkodmou Oloomilor to Ilk Dom ww (lewd WM. WWuu) 11101801001 .01110 Nnie D 0.4 &n doom 1. 1 1 : mist Do. es ditto) . Loocio• ore Owed 01100 Burn Ditto Proltwooos (Otto, LolmoottOtoo 0 4”t. ossool o 08) Ditto AM Lon ,Tllnwhat (leaoseloroSokan I Man ; ih.43lllllBBk Wand.) 1 sod Raw Doti) I= ll rrod ia ;ord (100.) llowsoimbot Bury Izteam. you I ger cent. (lewd to Oars Counties), " Damdtallast. gi r r o o to tiar Oat. (do.) . Wire (Ina. Loa. S.N.WiatittasaliYark) D sal i ttoaa a shores (ditto) m (Wealebav istli Do Klu lt to pieta laartiteraa mice, fluewaltary awl (Isend la Mr.T.Draiata Da!dhataarddint(lsated Ito Ur. U Oluoi . war Wig no. I per et Wilts It Ocomort (srd to Ort. We:stirs) 211,301 40 - 40 20, 20 40/00 21 11, 21 1,000 100 10,000 100 21.000 100 SAO* 20 41,000 100 23,000 2) MINX 20 20, 20 011,002 SO 50,000 100 Hy 00 100 10,000 21 20,000 60 20,004 2) 14.073 23 10.004 140 20,000 3 11.01 /3 32 CIO 23 - eo,ovo so JOIXT no Audislesla Blit.OoltassklacanC Iliiiiii iiirthlaTerTeiu; Cbartered Bank of Asia Mo.,' Isd.,Azo.k Ct. —__ --, - - Camerelal of London lhollsetit AteaUltart. Lamina Lakelliart.Baskalkest. DIM New . Calla Lembo stair LOOMS s W %of. Rom of keine Foamier keyed P.oviseial of Ire Royal Aluiselbut Bank las sad OAS Imp.Oo. South Australia rake of Australia Do. New IS 100 1011 102 113 117 27 29 194 111 124 1$ 21 24 i Pin Si Ma 83 2 a:a. C BANKS. 'IP 1 114 $3 64 66 e Os / 66e 1 all all 2i 10 17‘ 194 14 2pm 19 20 6 ad dim $6 $9 $5 U 38 Is 5o; 310 10,000 1 1 boa Fria. 1 0 .0 011 1 +Ansio Australian Gold all DAD 10e. +Angle Calliornian all f 2 1 1 I I 1 17 , 2 11 Inentehea Chrelllera 10 Illeanavou Ina &Coal all 0 7 I 11111 Iron 10, ll5 Sams liap.(kantli.pes 26 2! Ilf se De.Oneass St Culabe all 31 111 I SO De. DAM Dal Rey IS 21 SO ! 10, 1 CbseeeesOresk 10.. . 1 Dla.Oons.llll2.oo.,lani 4 4 I pia 16,09 t 40 4 0o o trZc d all 11l 64 DO, I 15 1 19e 211 Bt, Minered Eng all I, 231 Do. Prat 7,1 per Cent. all TO, I 4Eng&Auatra.lanO3par all 1 11 2 +Fortuna • l OrsatlitnetVela Bag all Frd se 7 1 Grami Dwell a Baden all I I 11, 4s Polgoodi 1' liberty an i . a, 6 +Lures --- all b If Do. B. 10, 5, 11111. +Lusitanian ..... -. II 11 it l Illariqulta New Granada all +N.l.lsares Die.Bo.oo. all 100,100 Nouveau Monde 10,000 2 Ponteiband 6ilTer Load all 14i lit MAO zd Port FWD 50,000 Quails Rook I 161 21 11,010 50 +Rhyming Iron 10,606 I +Da. New all 15 11 7,900 SO Santiago 4* Cabs l2l 5 6 50,000 1 South Australian Ocala afi 10,. +Dostered 41 , 174 10 24.2.8 f r flu ailed Mazk -- all an.... 6 2 70, • 1 Wanes 101,010 1 Wad Deviates 4 Triallardis by etem94 l7 dead. 51 - 2/1111 01 Laid= Kr se Auglndies iieinatoed. Anton= banal Mall- Biota WaNrwarla erkkb naldadold Land Brik ONUS k Red. Co. Candi Doll per d. ha. lb Jul! e t a lbohn Pain nes *pad Pain al France Pram Dean Ideeni TokeraPh Geassi in. Navigation General iana; lag Oa G. kw dere 07 Mailliommin Meet. TaL Iledna It In. Amain= Nailsael litaLin. Pad Netbeelands Land N.B. Wales Coal k later !Blain linleatioa Nord! rIL Aineadadas North of Im Orland Ow p Poilliadnadled natal P. k Drina aeon Da. Saw Peened Iron Cooney Banal Wall Reno Ineldn Ansi. Tanana. Da New kink Amanitas LAM !abalone end . Da. Da. lia moss% 73 73 II 9 30 •l It 116041. 118 122 112 i 1111 111 _ II 17i Ile as I. li it 1 r r 74 76 1 2 24 17 1 1 , 1 COMMERCIAL AND TALLOW MARiET.-THIS DAY. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1855. Br OR TING. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WORCESTER SOitIIER RESTING. rmaror. Tat RAILWAY STAKES of 3 sees.% with 23 added, for 3 yr olds M upwards. Optional ailingwet ins u.Ons mile and a gamma. I paha. Mr. J. Meny's Cochlear, by CI.. dear, 11 yr (301.1, det 131 b (olfikeet) Mr. ashmell'S Liberty. aged (11t), bet 1111, ... (T. alirt TIM Sesame, • imesseleites el I sow. emb. wlilh 10 elided. be fyr elda. C 0 to Mt Mk Mr be 41b. no oboe bobs abbe 1161-edboagese If *atone M be meld At leal. Abbe I 44. I:nabs. . Senn Mae, by 014 Port (SOIL 7st (Pei 1 Mr. T. Bib taws Petite (301), 7st Mr. iseist Nebo° (394. 7st (J. Tersest 11 Mr. Meta's Oyster Girl (1401). 7st 41 9 (Web 4 Mr. E. Pser's Parma (ION). 7st 41b Males I Mr. Pelmer's The Dwarf (5011, 7et Mb (adman 6 Two Flamm erszis, • handicap of 3 eon. mob, with 411 ridded, the sewed torso Ms stake. Winnae =tn. T.Y.C. Straight half. calls. 131 sub.) • Tesn'inson's Maid of Cadiz by Yashiro, 3 yrs, re Ilk (Pordham 1 Mr. Wallet's °Mavis, aged, 7st 121 k (Wsketleld) Mr. Clark's Cisalchts, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (T. Cliff) it Mr. Merhe's Cripple, 4 yrs, let 41b (Wham) 4 TM. LADIES' PLAT& Of 23 SOTS. Wad 10 a sweepstake Or 3 son. each for Syr olds end upwards. Optional WU; oidgbb be. Moat oa• mils. (4 sake.) Mr. lab Day's 'lathery% aged. let Mb (Wakefield) 1 Mr. 0. Mabee Roos, yrs, 7st Ilb • T Saddler ,(Askuta 6 yrs, hit Mb Mr. Balked's Myrtle, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (Kendall) ll) 4 Tea ltsmosins. Limon Mins car for 1-yr olds that bane bete entered for an et the Movies nom : the Derby, the Oaks, Doom& ter St. lager Chreger tap, elobtaa Makes, Goodwood Stakes, Newmarket Cemesullik Wm% ChetleideelhirO Stakes,Ortat Northern liabibega or On lieetbambeebal Plata. Entrance, two soca. The mime ea ruin MI sob. sdding H. One mile and a gmelar. (11 whs.) Mr. Wage% Ostaela by Othimati, 6 yrs, 7st Mb (Wakefield) 1 Mr. lAA's Wager Illaider, 6 Ire, Est 31k IT. CRC Mr.l. Oelleg laq lagket. yrs, tat 131 b (Yordba99) Ms beim= lberabaggg Foss beau, .kaadbay of 9 mom each, wilt Wadded. The wisest to give sous. to the land for the relief td dmayrd jades% One mile and • quarts% (16 subs.) Mr. rfttO'sWholebsue by Herm $ yr., Ist 710 (Wells 1 Mr. Hewitt'. Postulent. 5 yra, 7st 719 ...(Ashman ) BETTING ON THE COURSE: - GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 a,st Surgeatt.Oeneral 1: to 1 Quist* 12 to 1 -- Pumiesatone 14 to 1 Epeolacadas. , A ST. Limas FaTouarra.—The hone Rifleman, 112 fr REGULATIONS FOR CLOTHING AND The tallow market is firm, et the sneezed quotations, els. :—Town tallow, its. 9d. u•tt emb ; Petersburg Y.C.on tko spot b 3•. 6d.; July, 63e. 3d. to 635. Bd.; October to Deo., 645. 9d. to Me. _ _ _ ACCOUTRING THE ARMY. Vic Toms R.—Wbsreas it has been found expe llent to slier sod revise the worsen sod regulations re tailing the supply of clothing, accoutrements, and appoint ments to our army : We us plasma to direct, that is future Um knowing InOWllialle shall be made to the colossal' of tbo rospostivo corps In Iles of Off-t•Okolliage. lii.! _ " ... .... WOOL per arum Ourda 1,0001. „ VsUm Gawk. l,ooct. „ Misa Dra poa Oim sad Dra per, ws(BeU'aLtfe) bays good ground for stating, is %phi lame, and there is little chum of his standing a prspard• lion this year. A TEAZER FOR SPORTEMEN.—Captain Rhys has named hie colt by Pegasus, dam by Dr. Faustus out of Fanny, by blaster Henry, JohnjumptiponbMy. REGATTAS AND ROWING MATCHES TO COME. JULY. O.—Boyd Thanes Tait Chtliseidatzsateb for mete odor 15 tom free Brith to Bea Beach sad k. Entries don July 2. 10.—Boyai Maxey Tait dab Cballeoge Cup Mat& of lOW. le: Bkdtsaal AmatorieWrgatta. 16. Illartlerto-the-Wsila Annual Regatta at Waterloo Bridge. Pint hail,l W.—Doubts r e W selhog, at Um. St.—UppeOK at Witia. 114.—Lowoltoll IWO& Si, IL—Bwal area Yacht Club, Ireland, &gotta, at Calm, Bel. Les& 21.—ft. *NA Betberblibek, Beretta. a—Prime of Wales Teat Club selling Match. Estrin dose 21st ialy. 16.—Ikatern Thames Regatta. 111.—All bunts', Poplar and blaenwall Regatta. 110.-Btural, Christchurch. and Lambeth Regatta. 20.—ItankaIds Regatta. lio.—West Hartlapool Regatta. CRICKET. MARTLIBONE CLUB V. UNDER OIL&DUATIa OP Oxioan.—This match wu played at Lord's on Thursday and Friday, terminating in favour of hasitylebons by b runs. The score stood u follows : Iliarylebose. Ist innings, 118; 2nd innings, 85. Oxford, let innings, 00 ; 2nd innings, 103. SALE OP SiR JOHN PAITL'S FURNITURE, 810.- 1 The walls of the metropolis announce to the public this day that the sale of the furniture, plate, glass, and other valuables belonging to Sir John Paul, Bator, and Co , will be brought to the haunter by Maeut.Railtworth and 'arid', on Monday, the 23rd hut. - . MESSRS. STRAHAN, PAUL, AND BATII.—It is said the trial will take plies at the Central Criminal Conn, at the sessions to be held in August next, and Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., is retained for the detente. The Finnish journals contain a report of the pro esediep of some English yowls, which concludes ea tot. ►ows :—" To till the truth, we are astounded to Bad the English passes* se accurate a knowledge et oar waters; ear best pilots mold sot maw:Dane with mates ability in those intricate eliaanele." RAILWAY Rumonas.—The forthcoming dividend of the Laacashire and Yorkshire Company has boon salsa latod at the rate of St per cent. per maws. Mr. Bach, the shahs= of tits Booth Eastern Company, we understand, is likely to p abroad, sod i, expeettd that bre shortly to retire from the chair, if not altogether from the board. Mr. Laing is mortal to lave gone to Austria for the parpom of arranging the eoPession of ,the Bangui= railways to a Company.—HerepotA's Journal (this day). The new Viceroy of Sicily has published an orclon- Rance by which all who wear a beard are enjoined to at one, eat it off. The Welsh papers announce the death of Mr. Richard Roberts, the celebrated Welsh harpist, who for upwards of fifty years enjoyed the proud title of " Prins* of Bong," and the distinction of being the chaired monarch of harpists. The Gardener's Chronicle of this day announces that the Government, upon the representation of Sir W. Moles. worth, bee placed the herbarium, the library, and the strictly botanical part of the Botanic Gudea, Kew, under the charge of Dr. Hooker, who** name is already familiar to men of science all over the world as one of oar moat dia. tinguished naturalists, and who.. learning and active au periatendenoe will soon render Kew u celebrated for the accuracy of its nomenclature u it already is for the extent and practical value of its collections. The Houle of Com mons, it may be mentioned, has just voted 3,0001. towards the construction of a new museum at Hew. Signor Monti's lecture on .eulpture, that was saaossead for last Wednesday, was adjourned till next week, in sosesquenes el the crowds and window-breaking in Marlborough-street, where the lecturer's studio is situate. t, t To be reduced to 1,0001. In the event of a ra annoy °ocotillos. Manx= Avziaoaa.—Town tallow, Ms. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 28. 10i d . ; yellow Russian, 555. ; meltod staff, 408. 6d. ; lough ditto, 21.. 6d. ; tallow grans, 12s. ; good drags, 71. We (dithetsaum) hear on tolerable authority that a yeses lady of the Kimble family may presently attempt to teatisae the long a 5,.., of service done to art by those of her maze, as a singer. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports supply abort. Prime meadow hay, 85s. to 951. superior, 100.. to 110$. ; inferior, 601. to 60e; new, ditto, 80s. to 100..; rowan, 665. to 855.; clover, 90e. to 1305.; second cut, 85s. to 1260.; straw, 28s. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. English Vegetables are now well supplied ; fruit is also tolerably abusdent. Peaches, Nectarines, and Chemise are plentiful, and Drapes of excellent quality are abundant. French Cherries fetch from 9.1. to le. per pound. Oranges realise from 4s. 64. to 12s. per ICO. A cargo of Wet India Pines has just arrived in very due condition. Kid- 1 nay Potatoes fetch from 2s. to Ss. ►er dozen pomade. Old Potatoes are nearly done; of new ones there is a large supply at from 131. to 15.. per cwt. Lettuces realise from 6d. to 9d. per 'sore. Cut Flowers consist of Passion Flowers, Heliotropes, Er phorbias, Pinks, Carnatiom, Cyclamens, Aisles', Chia's* Primroses, Heaths, and Ram A new play, in which Miss Edith Maraud will appear at the Haymarket, will be produced on Monday fort night, the subject of it is illustrative of the martins law in the reign of Queen Anne, and is founded on a story by Sir Richard Steele, in " The Spectator," under the signature of Octavio, No. 322. IDENTIFYING POLICE OFFICERS.—Mr. John Leech, the BTU" having read the Home Secretary's observations respecting the saes of identifying individual policemen by letter and number,—writes that in Hydrpark last Sun. day he saw a policeman strike, without any preliminary warning, the feet and ankles of a lad, who was positively doing nothing, in such a manner as to cause him the meet acute putt. Dlr. Lash continues, "I shall not soon forget , his look of agony sad astonishment. Now, I beg to assure you, as one pretty well acquainted with London and its people, and tolerably well used to crowds, that although I was very anxious to take this man's number, with a view to bringing his to the punishment be deserved, I found Is, in the confusion, and in the necessity I was under of presem ing my own skull, absolutely impassible to do so." Ma Roanuoit's Moriow.--General Peel is to as.,. the previous question, as an amendment to Mr. Roebuck's motion of censure on the late government, which now steads for Tuesday week, the 17th inst. The adjourned debate on the Maynooth question is to come on next Tuesday; and we are informed, on the best authority, that M. Spooner is determined to press to a division : so that whatever form the question may take, the main issue will be then decided. MAILS FOR SIERRA LEONE.—The following notice was issued from the General Poet-office yesterday, via.:— Mails for NOM Leone sad Ascension will be made up for transmission from Portsmouth on the 7th Inst., by her Ma • jesty's steam•vmmel Myrmidon, and all letters addressed to be sent by this vessel will be so forwarded. Letters tent in these malls will be liable to the packet rates of postage, via., to Sierra Leese Bd., and to Alamein le. the half 01111116. In the latter ease this postage must be paid in advance. Newspapers will be liable to a charge of one penny each. The Oriental Company's new steamer, Alhambra, Is advertised by the Post dice to take oat th e Peninsular mails of to-day. A telegraphic despatch received in Paris announces the death of one of the bravest officers in the Sardinian army, the Marquis Victor de Saint-Marsaa•Caraii, grandson of the French ambassador at Berlin under the empire, and sou of the First Equerry of the Emperor Napoleon I. He has been killed under the walls of Sebampol in the midst et the French troops, having been named Royal Piedanon tees Commissioner to the camp of General Pelissier. The Marquis had been first aide-de-eamp to the Doke of Genoa, and had distinguished himself by his courage and eoolnaas at Saint Lode and at the battle at Nevus. The Duke of Genoa. en his death bed s hequeulasi is the Marquis his sword as a mark of kis esteem and sotatrasissu DEATH 07 REAR.-ADMIIIAL JOHN liAkpin, —We have to reseed the demise co: Rear-Admiral Harper, "blob took pleas en Tuesday, the 3rd lest, at his residence nearGoodtosa, Some. The gallant - Anita bed audited I the ad tamed age of 83 yeast. THE REPRESENTATION OF EAST NORFOLIL-Wh terday an address was issis-d by Mr. B. Wodehouse, M.P., announcing his immediate retirement from parliament on accoust of impaired health. Simultaneously with this in timation appeared an address from Mr. H. Strang, of Rackheath Hall, as a candidate for the vacant seat on the conservative interest. The liberal puty are at present without a candidate. _ ---- - -- ----- - A CONCERT IN A CHURCH INTERDICTED ET THE HIBHOP OP LOWDON.—For some tine put a contort of noels:id inrrumental sacred mule has been announced to take pine in the church of the united parishes of St. Mary, Sanerset, and St. Mary blounthaw, Thamu•street, in the weed of Queenbithe ; the Rublio:mere to he admitted on ' =of le and 2.. so r • ands thus raised were to to the @shed charities and main of the organ. TeMotem, bremer, the Bishop of London interdicted the oaths or quids of the indeoencyof making say Ps d:::l,,Tnaisaiou to so edifice devoted to divine worship wording to the forms of the established church. SUNDERLAND BARR tClEtt (aye one of the 100E1 joontob) w oatenasted hy a single soldier. 03ZIANIII AND MlNDoleAtel RAILWAY.—TM keel woeful et Ibe Goble tol Millootree Wlersr too ~us/ Mel peat =iant* la a peat measure to the Os goo ot f NMI Noe sentanct,rs hays stretild thementseste IDS NOM Moto Pottg min et the hoe hays hes UMW =, web dote em lest . esi the greeter part of tits NM Rabbed. Omni Imo of lob Iwo bees retehol. belie ell* UM wit me Mar MORA A law ettimbe Ram mi em. WA. milt to spin the line is ma Jo Me WelNibstepter bode to We TIPS of Ms easeremo et le Me =Mom me etas lbw ommtlol ft lbe Meier r e semea l :rir Dpaise. mad mniti WI fours he home beiges. to Noma Me Mama steam of Me Nee. MR la el le instead with the east Om meelth miler glee. Lem Sul to omb. le am mode eel Ivey tits rommet veg. or do NOM el MOM.. upward et IMAM bete Um gegesiol. iml be de elk slab seas bam boa veirelte M lmle of by*, aseelrelao—e Meek Weft la Me ee of mem et. MEW W doe lie mosso beer bet gee mot. Mersa. eels smommed Me eige sslaMethllewrtle WA by Me Miro. boos Ile Rim Moo Mme go alftege. am deem, am nee to inlin ISSOMMAitioa Of tIPII Iftok Ham—eme Rem Om bog tellame. W mate Imo libebtmee to obettimalie. e deoelbm lemeetel mt. tie Olio. Nelbsons Paw Mod mull Mem Mt emetei WM. Nee emildt belb. ore me bodtelete mem met IMMO mem le tbe dosebstim.--Molong Akar. an Mel T. i SHIPPING INTELLIQ BN --- LIVIIRPOOL SNITS AT FOKIIION PORTB.--Agulope st Gibraltar ; Sarah Sands (u.), at Gibrailsr, and Dr eastward ; Dionysia, at Cadiz ; Montlars, A mesde re tor, and Blanche Marie, at Nitrites; Ace, at 11 4 4„, 10.ehristie. at Helsrgt ; Looehristie, at &twerp, SAILID FOIL LIVZHPOOL. Yolyaeeien , J une 17. a. , Jessie Munn, 19, !rum Cadiz. Idsgrieo. Irma °4 has 26. Saks to-dip. ARRIVED Acrtra-at Gravesend, July t, hem .... - .................... yr Ansi JUNKS-at Gravesend, July 6, from ................ " _ewer Astos-at Gravesend, July 6, from rame ANNA-at Gravesend, July 6, from ..... .......... " ..... D Is taion-at Gremock, July 4, from .......................... Qiub, Armes-off Queenstown, July 4, from ............... ... Guanrrss-st Milford, July 4, from... .... . CKSSO Oaauu-at Deal, July 5, from Cromer-at Falmouth, July 5, from Als*" Commune- at Grave.end, July 5, from . . .... K Cousin's or MA aus.movue -at Grav om.... esend, July 5, cLua Ci Coa l tr - r at .. - mi a ra_ a G y r ew t ateee p r d :4 .d, d, jui rul 6 ; y eIIAVCER-rat Gravesend, July 6, from ..................... De Cur or ROTTISDAH -at Gravesend, July 6, frou4 ....... .Domiek (es.)-at lliverpool, July 6, from ................... DSMS CLINENTINII-at Gravesend, July 6, from .. . ............ kens Disarm Misesst.t.i -at Queenstown, July 4, from ......... Ale trNru KICHADOE-at Falmouth, July 5, from . ................. Eescoasriaies-at Gravesead, July 5, from ............... Truudat EusAsaru-at Gravesend, July 6, trues .................... FINIAND at Gravesend, July 6, from ........................... 5.,e4 FDATSLLI VSlOlO4l[l4 Jul. 5, from .................... Gem x FRANKLIN-off Falmouth, July 5. from .................... RIO Jaen FANNY PALXIik -ad Queenstown, July 4. Yr= ...... Constatiormu Fitowxmo Buyer-off Liverpool, July 6 Gsonos Mumma-at Liverpool, July 6, ,from ER . tour, Gnarces-at Greenock, July 3, from NewfoureLud GODS Movas-at Gravesend, July 6, from hireom GOVIIIIIOS-at Gravesend, July 6, from ....................... MMUS •at Gravesend, July 6, from ...... Nese Giusomnia-at Gravesend, July 6, from. Bee* Heresy-at Gravesend, July 6, from fltrahist Illstozszs-at Coves, July 5, from Le.is I Ham r-at Queenstown, July 4, from Silorm lima or Bars-at Shields, July 5, from Constaimmos ROM RICH*IW-at GINIVISOd, July 5, from "4 1 D Joan BRIOHT-at Gravesend, July 6, from _them Joust Butt-at Gravesend, July 6, from.... July 6, _ ...... _ .. ___ __ __ _ llat a -bai Jurrrer-at Oravesead, July 6, from Balm ill. 1011,1111 a KALZIIIII-at Falmouth, July 5, kora... ................ ' Joaameat-at Falmouth, July 5, from beta MAMMA= Bann-at ateolloCa, July 3, from Trinidad lITSTILAT-at Queenstown, July 1, from. %Pau MARIA Ecemats -at Falmouth, July 5, from hand lioroow-at Falmouth, July 5, from Arta Mamie KEY-at Falmouth, July 5, from Menai' Now Yoax -off Falmouth, July 5, from Salmi Ntoow JEAN-at Gravesend, July 6, from Diala PHANTOM -at Gravesend, July 6, from Swaim Paosesao-at Queeustowe, July 4, from Llama PIOIII,IIIM-at Gravesend, JO 6, from Ai Quays re rug Weer-at Hull, July 5, from Tampa Km/era-at Milford, July 3, from Vad , llamas-at Gravesend, July 3, from Swim,' Surzazoa-at Falmouth, July 5, from Mawr.* 81.11,11 T-111 Greenock, July 4, from Newfousekad Sescotarion-at Gravesend, July 6, from Head 911.1-4-at Gravesend July 6 from Dear arat SAUCY JACI-at Orl4lllllol, July 6 from Hood Blurt,,-at Gravesend, July 5, from Temild SPRAT-at Gra.taellt, Jul! 5, from Mamma Taarelcuoza-at Cuss', Julys 3, from his Junco TOIDiaIaIOLD- at Falmouth, July 5, from Autos TekTiVal-at Queenstown, July 4, from Conadtik Twiree-at Gravesend, July 6, from Hamburg Tat/TONLI-at Gravesend, July r„ hOM WIC Verrae-at Grave-end, July , from ,,,B u m WataiLea--at Deal, July 3, from Palermo Wtr.uso -at Falmouth, July 3, from. Bala &NOWA- at Gravesend, July 6, from Zuusea-at Drummed, July 6, from Chas BAILED. Atenveurr-from Cardiff, 'July 4, to COCHARMOIR ADAMS -from Cardiff, July' 4, to Consiastisopi Aurora WHITH-from Cardiff, July 5, to Neu Pmt MAR-from °rammed, July 6, to Cluiitias &mien-from Gravesend, July 6, to Beausan-frozo Liverpool, July 8, to Nev c Caairris-from Liverpool, July 6, to Neuhaus COLOHMA-from liwames, July 4, to NM Cuowanicisres-Qom Gravesend July 6, to Wm CHARLOTTE-from Liverpool, July 6, to .titno CAITIARIHR -from Liverpool, July 6, to Qat* CONCORDIA -from Liverpool, July 6, to ...Kangsterg CHAGOS -fr2M Orsvmead. July 6, to limbos IlLaanoa-from Cardiff, July 4, to Marimba --- .‘oss-froar Caroiff, July 5, to Foal - ^e-fran Gravesend, July 6, to °Waivers "-us Liverpool, July 6, to Maeda -- .as Liverpool, July 6, to, . _ ilmat INvoo Four 60VALII0/ BARON DO VRIOSIffO 7 M LiT4POOI, July 6, to ..Onini HORIESSI.-from Gravesend, July 5. to Hamburg Hmtannts-from OM July 6, to Comtondropit w ilsees-from Liverpool, July 6 , to Impew !OHIO/PIS-from Liverpool, July 6. to Paw JOHANNA-BUD Liverpool, July 6, to Omen ' Jonas WALOILATI-Rom Liverpool, July 6, to Constantin* JAMS EWINO-from GOMMOCI, July 4, to Denton Lear Msoem-from Newport, M., July 4, to 111130 La Coo-from Oroverend, July 6, to Chnboot Moult'-from Liverpool, July 6, to Streisand Mews Arte-from Liverpool, July 6, to Am 31.unoss PIT-from Cardiff, July 4, to Supra MARIO-from Swamies, July 3, to A l f l '" Marone-from Gravesend, July 6, to Cireveno Orroasumi-ham Bwansea, July 5, to. Thera Onto-from Shields, July 5, to CORAMII/001 0110 APO lIIIIIAN-from Liverpool ( July 4, to Sum °CRAM SPRAT-from Liremool, July 6, to Hoot licei Panuicos-from Liverpool, July 6, to. Noon PATRIARCH-from Liverpool, July 6, to Boater Poess.-from Cowes, July 5, to Anode?* Psi/mum-from Quill!, July 3, to Patwoomoßorsc-from Newport, M., July 4, to &Alcor QC:WM-from Shloldo, July 3, to Alper Mrs-from Liverpool, July 6, to Bum* Apo BAFFIXINA-from Queenstown, July 4, to ......... ma Romani-from CoudliP, July 4, to Mils Rpr ivia.-froin Carddl, July 6, to C. of 0. Bop Rio Mmto-from Plymouth, July 5, to OPxn Ms °some ANDERSON-from Pill, July 5, t 0... Atrill SMAINLION-from Clin., July 4, to .Montren Sousa 0. Myna-hoes Newport, M., July 4, to Nell Samna STOUDAMT•-from OfITONOId, July 6, to Iles* ST. "D"w - from Lioorpocn. July 6, to Afro Temerocuoas-from Cowes, July 5, to Gothribet Tocorson-from Liverpool, July 6, to Nnodin Uma-from Li i July i .i tt i. , l, to Trim Wouestrs-trom n oport, 4, to ma* WILLIAM IL-t L rout Newport, July July to 4, to Lula Unman-from iverpool, Gem VESBBLS WOW WITH Alezemeer Barin/VoTeCalattla for Liverpoo I,,rprll 26, lat 31 S. loe. U E. Admbal Naplar, from Calcutta foe Liverpool, hey 17, let. 17E. km I W. Tin CIVIL SERVICE.—Mr. Major, extra clerk, hu been appointed third class clerk in the War-office, rice 0. D. Ramey, resigned. The appointment of Viee-Cossel at Ousymeil is meant, camped by the death of Mr. H. H. Cl. Mr. IL Halos, erasures storekeeper at Plymouth, has bne appointed storekeeper at the Tower. Mr. S. J. Vine, se coed draughtsmen in the Master Shipwrights' Depsrtoust at Portsmouth Dockyard, has been appointed chief draughts. man, rice Hooper, promoted to be measurer. Mr. Arthur Gunn has been appointed eerk in the Office of Cannella of Accounts for Tea in London. Henry Madtin has been appointed clerk in the Office of Inspector Ger enl of Imports and Exports in London.—Cioil Service Gate*. (Advertisement.}—AT ?du. Mecure EBTABLAR. Imam, 1.2, Regent-street, No. 4, Leadenball.strett, and Cryan Pause, are ezhnute r the Rant specimens of British mann:won t Denning.raeen Work-bone, Writlaterma, Intesing.bale, ma odor Whir unlit, or Inzuty suitable for pressmation. A =tor Perim Marne Manutnetarte and apoosT r o: am el lismne, lors, P Strops, Paele, gra Sit ping orders aseletel. Aaagamaive rawlakma at saparior Rats. mo other It4let Brasher. [idWertieentent.j—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, FOR VS Cons or Arrnasvic (loran, AND ALL Dramas or rag Csamr ass LiNO6.—A gentleman named Middleton, of tiootland.rced, Lirer pool, states in • letter to Pentessor Holloway, dated Jan. I, ISA that for upwards at fins years be suffered severely from asthma, at tended aids a violent Gough, whit& so prostrated hie strength 1 0 debilitated his caeatitutioe, as totally to unfit him for any of the atm &Mosel Me. He was attended by Me moat eminent medical Po* but all tailed to give him relief. At length he tried Holloway's pil4 and in MAW three months thin woaderftl medicine effected a palt, mire of Ms climate, and restored him to sound heal.h.—Sold hr drumlins, and at Profaner Holloway's esiabllshmente, 244, Strand. London, and 80, Maidendane, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BISHOP —July 3, at Grosvenor Lodge, Maiden.lane, Highgate, lEr wife of Mr. J. Bishop, of a daughter. DAUKES.—JuIy 4, the wife of C. T. Daukos, Esq., of IlorrittIll" square, st a daughter. LLOVD.—JuIy 2, at Penne, Pembrokeshire, the wife of J. Dolt% Esq., of a son. MOO .—July 4, at Old Stein, Brighton, the wife of H. 5 100 . M.D.. of a daughter. MORRIS.—JuIy 4, at Shobter's.hill.road, Blackheath, the wife of I. Morris, Esq., of a son. MUNDAY.—JuIy 4, the wife of C. Monday, of Bnow.hill, of daughter. PARKER.—JuIy 4, at Avenue-road, Regenes.park, the wife of & Parker, jun., Esq., of a daughter. RUDGE.—JuIy 5, at Great Preseot-.treat, Whitechapel, the infra Mr. W. J. Budge, of a daughter. THOMPSON.—JuIy 1, at Delamere.street, Westboumeterrew, 0 . 1 wife of F. I'. A. Thompson, Fp., of a son. WILKIN.—JuIy 3, at Montague.plaoe, Bussell.square, the wife 010. Wilkie, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ARE—COLE.—June 20, at St.. Michae'e, Cornbill, by the Re/. Alfred Povab, M.A., Lecturer end Curate of St. Andrea's 1 % 06 ' shaft, and Heed Muter of the Grammar School, Southwark, Mr. Henry Mundy Dare, of New Broathstrott, to Elite Mary, sc-' l° daughter of Mr. E. Cole. LILL —WINTERTON.—JuIy 5, at the Baptist ChOpel, St. Olt gate, Derby, by the Rev. J. Stevenson, M.A. Mr. W. to a— E. Winterton, daughter of the late Mr. H. Wintertm, of DerbYl,_ VEUSTON—W EDD.—July 5, at tit.George'a, Hanover-muare , Rev. H.,Howarth. 8.D., Rector, the Itev. Robert Whistoth Senior Yellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Head Master the Rochester Cathedral School, to Ellen, second &lOW' of Richard Wedd, Esq., of Cheshunt, Hens. DEATHS. HARPER.,-July 2, at Guildford, Sunray, Rear-Admiral J. BOW. C. 8., aged 83. HOLMES.— July 13, at Bury fit. Edmund's, J. 11. Holm., 54. Town.elerk of th6t borough, aged O. HOUGHTON.—JuIy 3, J. R. Houghton, Ego., of Earl-strut, Baia. friars, aged 65. LEWIS.—DaIy 4. at King-street, Bt. James's, Major Levis. c' t Llansyron, Cardigan, aged 61. PHILLIPS.—IuIy 4, Henry Revell, fourth and youngef t eoo Revell Phillips, of the Mild!. Tempi*, barrister-at-law, aged, 2 Pi PRIOR. — JuIy 3, J. V. Prior, Ea u ., of Os Middle Temple, att.,' SANT.—JuIy 4, at Pitzroy.squars, Isabella, wife of 0. sat, r" 1, Heston, Kent, aged 25. eMITH.—JuIy 5, at Leman-street, Mr. J. Smith, 57. Prtntod and nublinned by WILLIAM KING Nam, of No. 8, Lombora Sued, In the aty of London. Printer. at e l.Jut! diront. In the precinct of V, Intofriarn—itarowa 7. MO 4301. w Ist leyiesetof foot lidtd dd. J Isktlatleics OWL Ma On SOM. lit Iletlefien i4Of. ~ 1 If appointed before the Ittfislfielnefia n. 1001 . ~ Ist Jura, ISM; but Otbet Seitlmenraellakatry if appointed =hoe. of Use end Wert la. )6001. I (lomat), only WI. dl.lbgbaswie. sash 7I per salaam. arelbl te aceoutremeste, and appointments to our army wsl it re be provided in ouch manner and under stub garibidese as shall from time to time be determined ups by us, under our authority, signified by one of our priasipel emetaries of state. The mints already entered into by the colonels of the respOYye corps will be taken over by toe public in mob males as ma hereafter be determined upon. Gives at our Court at St. James's, tins twenty-first day of has, 11156, in the eighteenth year of our reign. By her Ituiesty's command, I'ANHUBS. 801:711AWPION, RLY 6. The tolloviala i relaatats will embark ea board the Pesamber awl ousiarat Orm&. is llowdry, for WOW.. Wa.:-10 ass se CimP ri a bsissed the la Deepen. I new mad f hems of the tad Dregocae, elleen, 31 elea, end 7 berm, et Zia ilk lairas; 1 ellos, 1111 am. mai 141 bees., of the lab Deopeas; sad 2 ellen% I new. trd 4 bora; of the 6th Drapes Omer& Alao lawilarat-Oelead °Man. of the la Foot. The lade/ will will abboek la the Oat•eo bs. the one day, sad be leaded at w pals,ol .l ol4l: t ti av e rsalag. the tali lieolneat ; and 1144*. Wawa, mai Welber. The lei t: tall dee la Candle IS 50.1.7 earl be landed et Clat- Wahl Oatmeal Ilealowee bark/ Oast , se ohlWelliall Z. Swilane W. W. Banter, . faith ; end Aottres Aeistaat dogma A. . fled, F. 0. Davin% G. Leber, A. P. Z. PIO*. ad J. Duni. ! ha alpaca arena likalega has has duetted late for the puma et readrind a new DUBLIN. JOLT 6. L attain Nth* samerousgrafts whose arrival at Cork for godariolis M fhe Crises bas b. 'mentioned within the last Isir r in ue tir ark ressivid this Morning annennee the fol. traps tor the mane Mutilation : Draft" of Tea ail this day (Thunder) trim Limeriek en rout. to tits Oft% pr the Brut of the gm Refit-1 captain, 2 millteilii wages" trimmers 86 rani end Oe. 89th-2 top ille% a volostisres. a legman. 2 drummers. IN risk cad ak. ( Maloof the 171/ sod 89ti are expected trona Limed* tile day 187). ot rade te tie Crimea, per the royal Charlie. 17th subsidise, 6 sergeants drummers ISO rank and Illil= m ictot-8 eaplahm, 8 ',abutters", I airseanta, 2 drum mom. ta rank and dix" ADIUMALTY, JULY 6.—APPorwrintrit.--Master T. Omar (1517), to be chief oilier of the Cast Guard. Arlistatt faymaMer J. A. W. Nicholls (1814), to the Duke of Wel . 11=21, mew straw gip of 700 horn power, in the Baltic. 1 t Clara J. M. Detente. to the Royal Albert, lil, screw Mama ship of 100 horse power, in the Black Si.. =Load sunk* pension vacant by the promotion of Captain W hue siren to Captain B. P. Grcaill.. The afters of the Woolwich division of Royal Marines = Wry) bare received orders to prepare one-third of each he embarkation. They are to be prepared to embark at was eaten) satise. TM fleets base titan so many of these useful mew fist thsre main but few we:l &satellite 1 soldiers at Woolwich at the recruits are saw away In vowels of war bikes "-- their drill. The Plarstes.W 44-gun frigate, wu towed frogs Chat ham telleestmes ea the *.tb Mat., and yesterday wee dashed la No. I dm Ink. te he lined with sll pueblo devil& kr le UMW Ml* 1104111 /lee laarterS. OD the pr Inetpis letseined Me the em. Meshy Celli ;alias Roberts, of the Marine Are/hwy. The order he Ihellseasie le leave for Heligoland was aseeleemeied by tele es Mr wee taking her departure tam Obserness with the Crwitss li artsg vowel on the sth instant. She ressalsa be harbour, as these fa sepashalitity cf bar monster gamhalals mentstimaged iu time D ise. kg swim tads swat. She will be foe particular ev • MlMAinent of the 88th Regiment, consisting of 166 OM i 11011101, 13 WWII% and B invalids, disembarked at Graves. end Me on Wedmedsystemnon. All proceeded in vans to Chatham gereleen. The two esmgemisa corn prWng this detachment were weetissd nem LMsrig v et Table.bsy, Cape Town. After a five nixie prom, ant•Misedy with the exception of two men and emotedm. A number of wonaded men and eenvalements left Fort Pitt Hospital c Iluipta for the Inesild Barracks. Amonpt the recent inhale from Dila is the unusual number of if demented moth emismet Mons are three sergeants of e•eroplary character mg. Vials a *eft period of their betraying evident symptoms of MEW* Wm being no portion of ths building esclusively 'or Sue unilialimate men, a building is about to be constructed for a* medal am PROM the LONDON OAZATTR—Friday, July 6. WHITEHALL. JOLT 4. Tits Qom has base Oared to pant to Travers Twits, D.C.L, the piaoe or ore* of Prokssor of Civil Lew to the Halve:shy et OsforiL in the roam of Dr. Joseph Phil Emote, demand. ST. JAMES% PALACE, Jot, 5. The Chum hu :been pleased, on the wrisination of the Right Hon. Lord Foley, to appoint James Wentworth Cockney, Esq , one of her Ils}estyle lion. Corps of flentlemen-at-Arma, rice Clarke, retired. BANKRUPTL Join Mecum 4., Great BouTtir, Bilo;rialira. railway contractor, to mincriss July 13 at 1, and nutria 17 at 1, at Basinghalkatreet. gds. Prisms and Longman, Old Brced.street ; off. rag., Whit aallestullotreet. Timm Paws, Green.lansa, Illghtrary.park, carpenter, July 14 at 11. Bagsst 17 at 1, at BalßoL, Brown, Finsbury. OM; Whitmore, =st. Gram lbws% Sividetilaw, row, July 16 sod August 8, at 10k, 1011161= in gt Iwathall. Birmingham; GIL ess4„ Chelatia. Tstitaa Pam Mins. linarayboas. Intro, July SO and Assist 17 at ki t bib Gant. 6d.. Southa ll , Birmingham; 071. sang, Is. Tswow. am, Wareriduhire. gas lamp emanutsc- Mow. July SO wed Impost 18, at 11, at Biriniartham Court. Wk., Ilisilwasa owl Might, Bindethaso ; off. swig., Blttlestoa, Bairns Wltnumeow. Lards, sloth merchant, July 20 and August b, at 11, at Lads Coast. BoL, Sliekbant, Leeds; off. wig., Young, Dada. lowarwr Mottosnoss, Notables, Torkrbire„ worsted spinner, July tw swil August 17. at 11, at Leads Court. Bola., Weatherbesd sad Burr, Kaighley, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. ails., Young, .., . . Roamer Run, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, voter, July 23 at 1, and Atwell 13, at 11. at Leeds Court. Bola, Modn mid Marls, New awille, sad Preston, Leeds; off. soli., Hope, Lse. Haan Haar Raw, Llveriwol, draper, July 1$ sad August 12. at 11, at Limped Court. 80, eels and Co., Manchester, and Oreatley, LiTigra 1 off. Iv 7 M. eszeduve. Liverpool. Jour. startnaw, Boitee-le-Maces, laroultire, Ikenaei victualler, July 17 and Awed 7 at 12, at Isachester Court. Sot., Yarns, Moakport ; off. snag., Pram, Manabester. Jose Mama's, Manchaater, mottles maker. July 2; and Amu* 8, at 12, at Kanehaster Court. Sots., Chew and don, Manchester ; off. sens., Mentarnan, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. lane!!. Rosen Genes Boss, Cowley.tarrioe, North Brixton, draper. INSOLVENT • City, 'Um- W. Cr. Tooker. leytec, Lam sod sey.st.law—J. Versa" orn., anplioamim beemsker—H. Neaps* Werdroresk, Cork to • IN__ hook—M. Weldon, lem.._CrOms4solts of etrost, Smith& WaredeloielMk lisssalsessste osliisazos pissliesbor —. Is Bevan —C. Uogsgsb. labiar ted. =l. B. Rebodsllemiles. Sot, oink to a tailor —P. Paid. Jemessimme. =oat, and Crows.eMeet, Soho, Jameller—A. T. Weektriage, Ptimmerreed. Nottlao.bl3, budder —C. Osrwood, Ctabeeland.plme, Indldtr—R. Trower College.mreet, Chelsea. carpenter. DICLARATIONS O DIVIDF.NDS. zeimirD awmr, Poole, Dorset/hire, ecru merehant—lst dividend of le. 10d., July 3, and soy subsequent Tuesday, st Pena* Gal* lasitabsrs JaXII 101 Asmiza Ammeott, HuntWidon—let dividend of July S. ma say subrequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Ouildhall ehembers. Owens, Jaaarrr, Maher' Welford, Berkshire. builder-2nd dividend el July 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell* Guildhall. BMW Done.. Cos, Southampton, parser of the ship Cromus—ld agleam at cad.. July 3, any eubsequent Tuesday, at Pennell* ......memb••••••••••...• Ilnarrum LIELIND, Brighton, cabinet maker-Ist dividend of 3d, July 3, mad any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall- , chamelsfs. Pauses Anima, Borid-coart, Walt:cook, dealer-3th dirldend of ,July and try suhmatuent Tuesday. at Pennell% Guildhall chanillmes. amigo Maces. Wlgnions.street, Cavendish•square, bookseller— ist diviiised of 3a, July 9, and any sulnequent Mccday, at Can- ass% AMarmanhary. DJuler, Ihndord-green. isms:, dealer-2nd dividend of pid, uly 16 mad s 7 malesegment lisaft, at °mama's, Aldermasabory. /AMU JOIMON. 11•111.1661. CieskYS. Mt dyer— tat dividend of 9d, July 111,, awl any idasquest Tuesday, at Pott's, Masi- i chaster. Jame Woraam, Imes, Laneseldrs, mei Manchester, manufacturer —lst ithrldead MM. 6d, July 10, sad say subsequent Tuesday, at PotesMilidernlnc. J•10/1 asitaim sod ZOTAZD WiIIDIOf, Preston, Lancashire, tallow stars—led evidand ot Is. ltd., July 10, and any subsequent , Tomb/. at MON Manchester. Joint Manchester, brewer—let dividend of 7a. (on amount of lest of es. 7d. previously declared), July 10, and say subse genet Tuesday, at Putt's. July M. J. King, North Aq-dokee, Umneaorsgoare, coach builder—Jul y la, 0. F. loscass, Lendon-vall, City, wholesale ekdbier—Jaly 30. M. Retorts, Umaysel. lellsr—July 30. T. Wadi north. liaceissOstd. Ohaddre, slk Mohr —Jell 1. Queer and W. Carts; Maas. To,washlwi gribin.4 sky 11. R. Hammond, itipon, Wider—July 111. lamina losalssd, Yroksbire, Inn. keeyer—July 31. D. T Om* T frownacager— July 31. J. Smith amd J. Holmes. Y warned minder taters—laly 31. T. O. Jasksspe Taelehis. 03111111CATIS to ho pwr an M anus la shown tot,h• sontrary as =1 „..4 Jai 30. W. P. Grant. M. Adana. 11Milares. urabwo—July T. Shrls.wrest, beet awl dim wnior—Jely IL S. iir loor et rA mmu lhort i t yle. AW= l tallar-3•1711: W. L. balsa—Jily I =4.tra==rl.:: rylsrwatilei=•l «bu m maim walion—ludy W. ard Med. Milnarrels T —JaIT M. 1. 1 =4. ' AIM% Mid Z. J. B. Gnaw, woo len dad' J fUS". 11.. Wean, 81~4 1r 111001 IN• Itievne—..haty g. Tortilla% plmer—J Ely W. W. laalinot, leelideld old= Yonalki, piper ausaisetww. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION- HOUSE. IV. Malley, a delicate-looking boy, not more than 15 years of age, wits brilught before Sir R. W. Carden, in the cultody of Michael Haydon, the detective officer. cherged with having forged and uttered a bill of caching. for 641. 7r., with intent to defraud the Commercial Bank of London. Mr. Solomon appeared for the prisoner. Mr. F. W. Duncan, clerk in the Commercial Bank of I London,Lothbury,said—On the 18th of June last the bill of exchange produced was presented to we over the counter at the banking-house for payment. It purports to be drawn by Heary Drayton upen and to be accepted by Mrs. Fanny Alexander, of No. 33, Batton-garden, who keeps an account at our house. It is dated London, March 15, 1855, and payable at ;our bank three months after date. I examined the acceptance, and believ ing it to be genuine paid the amount in one 601. note, No 77,134 ; a 101., No. 65,674; and 41 . 71. in cash. The bill was then endorsed, " henry Drayton, P. G. Garland." I cannot say by whom it was presented. It war afterward, forwarded to Mrs. Alexander in her pass-book. Mrs. Fanny Alexander, of Hatton-garden, watch manu facturer, said—l keep an account at the ',Commercial Bank of London. I have examined the bill of exchange pro dated. The acceptance is not in my hand writing, nor was it written by my authority. Ido not know any each person as the supposed drawer, or the endorsee. The prisoner is a stranger to me. I have had dealings with she prisoner's employer, and have given him my acceptances on 'several occasions, and did so in the month of June last. The sig nature is something like my signature. Mr.Charlee Pewter, general merchant, Bsulane,lsaid, I have had dealings with Mrs. Alexander in the way of busi ness, and have received tram her on four or five occasions her acceptances, which were generally kept in my cash-box in a desk which is lacked. The prisoner was in my service as clerk, and it was part of his duty to take and to fetch bills which had been brought for acceptance. I know his writing end have frequently seen him write, and I regret to say that the ball produced is in his writing. I have not the slightest doubt of it. An inquiry was made to me respect ing this bill about a week no, and yesterday I spoke to the prisoner in the presence of Heyday:, and the officer said that the prisoner had denied that the bill was in his hand writing. I said to the prisoner that I was exceedingly sorry that he should have !niece:l:ducted himself so far; and I told him he had better acknowledge the fact at once. He then made a statement_ to me. Sir R. W. Carden—You must not repeat that statement, whatever it was, here. Witness—Shortly after wards the prisoner was taken away in custody. During the time he has been with me his con duet hes been excellent, and I have had no other cause of complaint of him whatever. Michael Haydon—ln consequence of the result of in quiries which I made, I went to the office of Mr. Fouler yesterday afternoon, and saw the prisoner there. I told him that I was an officer, and that he must consider himself in my custody upon a charge of forging and uttering the bill of exchange is question. He trembled very much Ind in a very faint voice said, " I did not do it, sir." I said to him, '" From inquiries I have made, and by compa rison of your writing with that on the till, I believe that you did, and you must come with me to the station-honsa " Mr. Fender then entered the room, and made the observa tion he has mentioned. I said I would not allow any in ducement to be held out to the prisoner, and it would he better toasty no more at present. The prisoner appeared to be in extreme distress, and sobbed violently, and he then said—" It's no use denying it now ; I did it, and I hope to God I may die before night." I 'unshed him, and found upon him a cheque for 21., four sovereigns, and 16s. 101. in silver. He told me that was all he had left of the whole of the money. I said, "If you are sincere, you had better snake some effort to restore the 'money to the bankers." But he replied that he had spent it all except what I bad got. Mr. Solomon—Did he not say something to you about an unfortunate acquaintance which he made at Greenwich fair last Easter with two females, and that he had been robbed of the money Haydon—He said he met two girls at the fair, and had formed an acquaintance with them; that he had bean robbed, and did not know which way the money went; that the girls were persons of bad repute, and that he had spent moat of the money upon them. Mr. Solomon—Have you not found, upon inquiring iota his character, that he has been most unexceptionable in his conduct until this unfortunate transaction took plan? Haydon—l have ascertained that he has borne the very highest character until Easter, when he met the two girls at Greeenwieb. Sir R. W. Carden—lt is a most melancholy case, but I must do my duty by committing him for trial. Committed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Henry Coe Coape war finally examined, and committed for trial charged with' having fraudulently obtained 4,0001. from Mr. Henry Porter Smith by executing a conveyance of property which had been previously sold by him to other parties. THE NATIONAL DEBT. (TROY LAST NIGHT'S GAMETIC.) The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trea sury having certified to the Commissioner for the lieduction of the National Debt, that there was no surplus of actual revenue over the actual expenditure of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland for the year ended the 3lst March, 1853: The - for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby give notice, that no sum will be applied by them on ,cconnt of the sinking fund, under the provisions of the act 10 Oeo. IV., cap. 27, betwren the Ist day of July and the 30th day of September, 1855. A. Y. SPEARMAN, Comptroller•Oeneral. National Debt Office, July 4, 1855. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mks Pas-Mar- Total, Total, RAILWAYM. open. *engem chat:Wise. 1d55. 1854. Week ending June 24. Lagroster rind . 3,435 2,715 6,111 6,280 London, Tilbury and Southend Katetudon . .. . 1.044 52 1.096 Week sndlng Jul); I. London nod Black wall . 1.651 75 1,730 1,741 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 778 622 1,400 760 Blirawsbury and Chester. 1,126 1,213 2,619 2,276 Booth Wales — 6.610 5,324 MARKETS. TALLOW. The tallow market has had an iiieVird tendency throughout the week. On Monday evening our quotations were 521. id. spot, 532.9 d. to Hs. Oct. and Dec. The continued demand from the eontinent, a fair horn. consumption, and a falling oft In the arrivals as compared with those of the list few months have all contributed to the improve slant we have to record. Our concluding prices are, T.C. ea the spot, new, 63e. 3d. to 511. 6d. • old, 51s. 9d. to 3:5.; July, 53a.; Mtg. W. Ott to 53a. 90.; hat throe months, Hs. lid. to 54.; sepa rate monthly delverim, Ma 44.; pate oil, 411. to 60a; cocoa nut oil, Coetds, 42a. 34.; Osyke, Os.; Unsold eft 41.. ; tallow Male. 49a. ; tallow oil, Ms. 9d. *SU.; area tam Pot milk, 51s. 9d. 1 The poetic sales cemented of 625 auks, of which 601 were MOIL AIN. tralian sheep, Ste. to 53e. 6d.; beef, 50e. 94. to 49a.; South Apralass. 339. 3d. to 17s. 3d., being en average advance of about Is. Id. par cwt. ou the preceding week.—From Mears. Smith sod Chad..'. Circular. 8110/.ll.—The overage price of sugar, the produce of the British. possessions in America, computed from &returns made in the week, ending the 3rd day of July. 1833, is 21s. 4d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, lie. 3d. The average prthe of brown or Moscovalo 11011 at, the prolate of the East Indies, in the week ending u above, Ice 22e. Bid. The average price of the three foregoing desaiptions of sugar, jointly, ta 21s. 7d. COTlON.—Livkarom., .Im.v 6.—The trade being still holders of eaten, and nut under any pressing necessity for immediate buying, Ihme In a oeasideralio degree kept away from our market. Thu' speculators also seem disposed to look on. and wait events. The con- Isequenoe has been that we ham gamed a quiet time. pilau *MINI • little under a auspenslon of busicieso We now quote middling Up lands at 6 5-16 d. ; Mobile, 6ld. ; and Orleans, 6 7-16 d. The committee of beakers place lair Uplands at 7d. ; Mobile, 7d. ; and Orleame, Sid. In keeping with this decline, we may remark that Burets and Bra zils are_ also id. lower in comma with Americas. Egyptians re main as before, but are In limited demand. Bea 'dada stead). The great points governing the value of our article remain u nchanged, coostimptioa undiminished, previous statements of probable supply unimpesched, sea•on and weather favourable, money reasonable ; bat with this one large consideration on the other Ode —prime greatly raised. Upon the whole, however, we must my that holders seem at ease on the subject, and appear to be contented to wait for the future. 11,230 American, 270 Burst, and 230 Egyptian,l are reported to have been taken on speculation ; 1,720 American, 10 Madras, 290 Burst, and 10 Egyptian, for export ; so that the deliveries to the trade for the week hat • been about 31,300 halm. lialesto.day4,soo to 5,020 bales. Salesfor the week, 45,410 bales. CORN.—Csummonn, JUL? o.—Thera was at stealer supply of wheat at market to-day, which was taken at folly the prices of last week. Wheat, red. 735. to 765.; extra, 775.; white, 765. to 824. barley: none offering. Baum; but few at market, aid fully main. Min their price. Mamma; 40s. to 425.; ticks, 465. to 46e. LIMOILN. 'Me 6.—We had • fair *apply of wheat, which met • limited demand at lsst week's prices. lied; 735. to 775. ; white, 795. to cos. Very little doing in owing corn. _ . • - WA aanecn, Ji LT 6.—There has been a steady descend for frenh qualities, and the market has Men firm at last Friday's quotations. ' Lbseolnahlre and Yorkshire old white, 71e. to 81s.; ditto new, 83s. • I old red ditto, 720. to 755.; new, 765. In burley no alteration. Bean dull of sale.l Oats and shelling soiree, and rather dearer. The averages for the week ending July 2 were:—Wheat. 2,108 qrs.. 765. 70.• barley, Ilb qrs., 375. ; oats, 10 qrs., Ste.; rye, S qrc, 31s. ; benne, 1 91 qrs., 4Sc bid. COALE. - Lennon, JULY 6.-Belisids West Hartley. 16a. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 16e. 3d.; Davison'a West Hartley, 15s. 3d.; Hetton's Hartley Main, 13a.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, : Lonwrldge's West Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Newton Main, 15s. 6d. ; Portland Hartley, 135.; Stobart's Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Tanfleld Moor, 14e.91.; Tandeld Mose Butes, 14e. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 14s. 9e.; West Blain Hatley , 17s. 91.: Walls End Acorn ans., 16A. 64.; Walls End 01osterth, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Heaton, 17s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 19e. ; Walls End Framwellgate, Ha 644 Walla End Haswell, 70a. Ge.; Ndle End Kepler Grange, las. 61; Walls End Lemley, 16s. td. ; Walls End North Hatton, 20a. 6d.; Walm End Plummer, 19s. ; Walls End ltuarePs Hatton, Me.; Walls End Btewart's, 90s. 6d.; Walls End Comp, 195.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 9d.; Wall a End Hellos, 19s. 94. Woods Hartley Steam, 138.; Walla End Ada hide Sees, 20a.; Wa il s End Evenwiod, 17s. ; Walls End 'Luton, 17s. 6d. Ma. ROEBUCK'S Monort.—At a public meeting bald ia Birmingham on Thursday evening, attended by 7,000 or 8,000 pLople, and presided over by Mr. George Dawson, a petition was enthusiutieally adopted, prayisg the House of Commons to assent to Mr. Roebuck's motion of teneute on the late sa4 to any it oat to its lefiitimate enneequenee—their leapwameot. *Wooed, Mr. Urquhart, Mr. Ireeei et ilihdßold, sad )Ir. Dawson were among the chief enigma. alai in In 1 744 4 MI 16 lli i !7 , SOj SO