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W - ILO) iintellteence. MNTROPOLSTAN COUNTY COUNTS. mom aportzted low Or prm* wok. Wurginging. 41. Mortis'e.laur.—Dolore Z. Y. Sapay.—Toirdsy. "NM Tralawkir. IS; Thursday. 14. Masiumorm, Nruseat—ilerme Mr. 1.. Adolparm—llosio. am D. fortiod.ramg.-11• 1 4r1 DD. D. D.Hreb.—Wellese. Is; Thursday, 14; loam IS. g DeassaANY444.-14tor• Mr. Seriost .leas II; Wolorasy. 13 ; Friday, 13. I o.bers.4lpret—Defors Ur. Bajeut Manalllll. : /Mb I • Tbsroday. 14. ass,Sins.uen. - %bre Kr. 0. CUre.—Werbierday. Jam 31=1.7, 14 ; 11,14 a r. 13. 4NatirweU hrw-roal.-041ore Mr.l. P. Taylor.-1141ur ; 41116410 4 ft UMW, Iledldlis&ballangs.—Derer• Mr. I. Orem.— SONNSay, Juno If. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Juitz 9. SIMMS DI /IL/004-1100M2 laito SAM/11:14. MD AMMO 00 Li WOO% 00.1.1, MD CIMMIPPOIL la U WILLIAM Milli 1114111111a...APPLICATI 1.1•LD111111110If 01 Ls 411TO1IIIIT. In this ease a rale bol bees obtaited M the amludesion of Mr. Baba to prudes as as I atesimey what. ton seat • bevies wee years ago reared bins es s =ma If tbe tea, 'wittiest* that Its meat ale must be imic i d ege edely apes sew natter oldith 111•6 sell peselesely bees the seat The ease has bees a ibegnostly bean tio =We that it is aurecessary to go Ina char. Or P. Tuber who sow =wed eases =al= the rule. aid It wee with rise= regret be bad to oppose this spell- Mitialt SS dors wee Mang oitalleeitr issporlieg seer seeder Mad* One ; and to lir boa there being any ground for re spa= it be thought Mr. Barber maid be is so better pull= tbas be was before the Reties manmade. If there were any sew matter it bad so bearing +lancer es the ow" as as to induce the roan to alter the deliberate -Mar= at which it bad arrived. Then woo gnat hiss. -ertrag buena as aMilavits and the exhibits. and Mr. rimerer mast ban been wilfully blind to ban allowed Iderelf to have he.. imposed upon by Fiend= as he alleged. = pose miaately through the diaries. the =rad • immeinded by saying that is the discharge of a den ant npa she ea .he had to all on their lordships to refuse lb. peoelat es, ea tars was nothing to induce thus to alter their at. . Ms. Bull ea the same side. . Sit lititny Kelly, la rapport of the ale, said that UMW, the evidence whist lad been brawl seder the asidiseeliss of the soon with the facts en wash their Wled Wes feasam& be did not despdred sailisfynag illaS issabips that apes ali the most materieigessmis they kid pideessod Judgment Maw upon a saisagasbansies el Me sod Lora Oseeplek hterrer lag Ice learned doemed, old it row Ms /sty to state. that is ramie' to 1111411Noilimpody bean to court, Sir P. Kelly was terroiNsop Weed doe elope el the hods of the presost applieedos. Tie SNOW ad Ispeola to Mr. Basher that be bed as etiopeop, Me Met he ed la am have =own or Ina willdl7 eberiedl =Ssh= whist' ;maid Uwe lel Ida or tbe r fee real fob. Mr 7. lady is proceeding with his orgemeat. remake ie apply several sew eiresseleasaa as aaarrets to lb, per& =is to judgment, and :oristemdsil Set M Mawsow bad lb so before the. smut heist* It Ida adhered jeaperat, their dscieims would Imo hem alidest, sad that they were sow saildent to ladies thew le don it. end pat Mr. Barber, who had suffered so keg =la mach, hi his proper position. The argue= had not arigniaded wbra the court rese. 7021111 BAIL DOUBT.—.Tume 9. wriuss a IMACO.-111110113 OIL SWUM 111)111111111111. ?111 COMM IP. 11111171772. . . . Mr. Needy' appiled It a origami to Wag fate this court pertain &pitMss merle tb. primes, ia order that ha eight he mislead he kr ow semi al ass Doi! Orseasesak Ow IMO he vsolowilled Ow trial es the isaglintes MOW a adseitldW Is Mil. The alidavis wt fate that the awealt son ammilise4 by romps' of Clowns& holes takes Oho iesew's weak sad it was dose es hi eadovearlips writ w possisa slit. It was a eseissa i = p t u te phew Obi soloed is pd. he WOE s easOspas to workless. M. Jodie Wiplaws mM Wit he sheikh' wish to look ever the deissikes. as he odd set oderstassi why the as bed wired to admit hi. to bad. The MUM heal ret • r stead ever for the polecat. DOUBT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Juxs 9. 4111.1311111 111 2•110%-100112 MEP lIMTIOB lIIIMII. NIL /WM ILIIII" casll/114 MID XL JVOTHIS comma. 0/UNT v. Mr. Wooti to day moved for a rule in this ease to enter • I or • verdict for the defendant, pursuat to leave reserved; or fora now trial, upon the ground that the wadies was umlaut the acidotic'. The action was brought to recoup 1401. 18e. 3d. for mosey paid sad serving »adored by the plaintiff to the defendant In coupe:in with his destin for the borough of Barnstaple; and at the trial beton Mr. Jostles Williams the jury pre • verdict for the plaintiff f0►139i.3,.9J. The Int point submitted to the court was nisei on the 31st swains of 17 sad 18 Viet., chap. 102, which enacts that every candidate than declare to the electioa auditor the name of his spat for election purpose. who shall be appointed la writing, and that ke had not appointed and would net arpolot any other spat, sad that no other than such meat should have euthority to upend any mosey or incur any expenses as to the electioa is the name ores behalf of the candidate. The evidence was that the plaintiff bad net bees appointed agent in writing. Lauber point was raised mum the piss that the pleasure asseast had not been seat in within • math of the 'lntim, aseerdieg to the statute. To bdwg the we wields the statute it was proved that the neermatlied been seat within a math to Mr. Howard Maymerg, who bad boss appointed I. writing agent to the debealant. But it was now submitted Mat Mr. Maynard was stet the defendant's agent foe the puree et receiving aireweate, and that wading the acameat le his woe sot seibleat. It was also submitted that the awn* was •Plast the *alums. The plaintiff's madame wee that he we. to tie paid by tee defeadast a retekleg M MI6 guineas arid i guineas a day for his Durkee, eel Ike Mince was that the defendsat bad not employed the pialatiff at all. Hader these circanistances the jury ought Is have given the whale of these amounts or nothing at all ; bat what they la out did was to disallow the ntaining fee altogether, sad I. deduct two guineas a day from the slabs for seethes. It was sabalued that this finding was meal hilly evilest the evidence, sad that there should he anew trial. lbs Coast took this to morale Mr. Jostles Williams. GOLDMAN IP. IDWAIIIDII ..-8171:19113NT. re. cei;Fietle7.....l7i by see &mama seethes to mover the mown eidilapi &tits. ottMrirM by the rester, of Wilma. T. the de dication Ibsen wen various pleas, sad *then the 'Bevis* plea. slab mated that whilst am 1146101 010•668810 and Vim of Newahar, am& tibia the &seamiest was doylies M the Oestial Lomita Masi, it wee speed Mews's tON On Medi =bases their Wiese, sed that the plaintiff Medd meg sell es the de issiest to pay As mode se the seamy. At the trial the sadist was Mead he Wm deemedist epos tide_ pies, bat • modse was eabseevas, ask to saw up jeist sem *Male meldisee ups Me weed that the piss dlseiwd a imbed etudes' tibia was void, es& Om/sr* Vie Messiest meld es' nil es ft as a dvisees to the aides. Is the view shish be took of the matter it woo wet Is disesedia wheeler It wee *mei seat emits& tbeseliklbse I Mae ewe midi see any state se elseamsiosese itidd mist eseshsemily wish the plea, asal without emeestig simony, the. this sea east nest be bait to bevel. It sight he that the repass to tie ewe we eresty mialvalest. sad threes it veil she be seemmey Is make aay menet is • treeless, skid be Ilist tee repel» were of festapeliesat emmst eel It was set weeds well' to 'sear the sewn ei /aisles Is fast, Uwe wen may states of sir euselemen ebb& might suet sessistestly with the plea weasel the lemsesties *slap comps; sal therefore be was ei spades OM to. seers amid sot asks the rale also- Isle. SAM =sews ID MI races, a 1/511014-11210•• XL =PPM MILLAIS NM a OMEN MT. ILOSISTO POODOZ. —•17110P POT TNT rani OP GOODS SOPPLIZO TO • MIDI This woe as *sties brought to recover 431. 4s. 4d. far rode sappited to the Plumose Miss. millets is coodueted os the net book priseiplo, sod is situated is Iderlometbskire. Kr. hodoost *ls sod Kr. Hareems spear s! for the oar Kr. Petiroilerf for the Soberest. The so a deverok ism sad bossier', owl he espellei the re* U the aim era the saw et Ihe ram It wee aim dove tart the de toseese vie athrehelika Is the sloe, sad hod Stye/4 a =s iri llihmehatisis Is Marsh last pest. The gas a sidle* for the pigtail* tot the arleast COURT OF r.--Jusz 9. snow aL 02111111111110.111111 SOUL/PIM4 IN in WILSON AND • The lesakruptcwere detcribed to builders and contra& ton, of Notting-bill. This was the certificate meeting. lir. Lawrence supported; there was no opposition. It appearieg that oats of the baukrupts bait been bank rupt Wen, mei the ether losolvest, sad that the trading had bees of a spesalative character, his Sawn suspended the seetiasatse fee ail mosthe—wites rutted, to be of the third TEO lOW, BANK 07 ArnretiALtu. Mr. Barrie, solinitor, ost behalf of Mr. Wrighate, efliedsl manager at the Brealßlak of Australia, under As win Bie r up Act, sought to open a p etition in bankrupts, agast ;elm Parker Marsh, wool-broker, of Salvador-hose`, illishopegate-street, as a shareholder aad enamilintery sewer& Would bask. Affidavit- erste made, showing that the trader wee absent, and this was relied is as an act of haeliseptey. TM amnia% of the pesitiosiag erediter's debt 12,0004. The matter was itdjoureed. LK la W. C. COW/ TM bankrupt was a marehant, of liloorgatelitreet, trading tegibr 4b 600 Canis, Dale, sad Co. This wu the ad jeutasicaarnikats tannin. The assogats, end %ha canal eral a report thereon, kayo bees alrosdy mblisbed lo hbekly New. Tea total unsreured debts and 'LaMar* on alsests6,olo.l/.; suite estimated at 34,0001., bat nothing late this mega% It,. Pesasil stated, would be realised. Mr. Bean, for the se.iinees o ff end so opposition but Meted that the amines at tie bankrupt sines the flute had haw seek es to sears the approval of the tirsditon. la amens to a gaieties boat thri mart, lir. Powell stated that than was ia hand, sad tomethisi tartkor wadi be received from the Indian con. sipassesti. Mr. ROM masidesed the Mare attributable to the bask ram beam/ seencessoed without capital, or with only • rats el 1,0 , 01. hismewed. Mr. Laurasia, foe tbe lesakrapt, urged that, whatever ought to be the ems la ohs somemecial world, there was no real eMskiishsd relatioa between capital and credit. The bsekrupt's trading bad boss cautious, though extensive, imams* as kr bad mated kimmli coolie legitimate articles of kis mode. But for the falloto of Scott, Richmond, Is Co.. of Illearkester, by whom Me bankrupt had been la timed to embark ha this trade, os the p.ospeet of isms preen, ke wield bare bees able to go os. lie bad keen crested by that WIN to tie ement of 30,0001. The estate was at IM amiss ; but the caakrapt, wearied with the delay. WI eMps to procure so acjadisation sad had dens AM h pores to assist in ske ruling, of the seism Ls the eusditses were perms. who °said afford to wait, Mere .as ovary prospect of • good dividend being realised if tkeesmignmests wore not forced on the markets. His Heassr, ibeemisi that the bankrupt had begs* wittiest asplesi (Id= not • word was to be said against his Imam and ), sad bad embarked in ea amount of spesalaills• which a very arse capital indeed would Namely warmed, said he mould not great a Maker outifleste than sae of the mooed elms. INSOLVENT DESTOBS TX 1.1 Z. 0. 00AZI.-LOTS ON TAN 7111.7. —— - - This insolvest, agendum& who bad bees a keg time in prima, applied to be disbarred on bail till bis Issuing. It Imes sensseltehis sem. The insolvent ma heard a short tine eel possessed sanded to his discharge, bat be was dieeial is prime, by his wile's trustee', toe a debt after lie poSidon- TM Mtn insolvency was in part aMilested M lielliKties Ms J. Ci King (a nephew of the Bad of Klppen), w arenas of his losses as the turf. The Iseshent Mg sleds himself babe to &swum of 30,0001 for Kim and somplained sf his conduct in reference co 11,0118 Wash warn raised M pa _y liabilities, bat Kin hod aled is to his hoses m the Derby last year. Tee now Mies Os mart wee for bail on account of the sabsit a gelit to the wiles trustees, and notice of bail was waivs as Men was a death is the insolvent's fam il y. Mr. now appeared for the wife's trustees, sad Mr. 84 the insolvent. 1 ." .Conuislines Phillips said that since the hearing of the sm. sad Ms Isparta which bad appeared in the Demme% be led bad a emiamicistion from Mr. King, whe 'enplaned elf the" aspersions" as be termed them, on by abseester. dash essammications should nut be wads, asd ell he amid say was, that U Mr. King considered tu tted besn eddied, an application on the requisition of s rr. ditseassid hs mob for a re-hearing, sad Mr. King, who was Is glisehise, would be protected Is giving his evidence in the scan. la the cause of insolvency, lir. Cups soni- Nabbed that he bad been deceived by King in has appropria- Mg the um of SAW. to pay his losses on the toff. If the Danis@ sum before him he would then have to decide be tween them. The court ordered the dischuge till the haring. IN 33 WILLIAM DI NOWIR&T.—IMPIIISONXINT AT MUINTY• PITS. This Moslem% s very aged man, in bis ninety-Math year, who had been ems time in Horsernonger.lane Gaol, applied fee a swebeaffegi seder and hw discharge. Mr. Barg sad epporred kr a ereditir named Lynch. In anale.r to thsi ism% tM insolvent said he was ninety am. lie had ben warp IIL It appeared that the ease wee hued same time ago under the Preened= Act, and • proposal made to pay so mush par gamier, whisk bad not beim kept, and the insol vent hew( withal* presestioa had been arrested, and been moduli is the issimaiwy of the gaol. He wee taken to prises men than three months ago. TM kmelvesit topmred, and declared that he was of the Mr.etp sMML Mr. Oseseilimmr Phillips thought Mrs. Lynch bad been badly used, audit the insolvent had been a younger man he should ham dealt m a differeat manner. The insolvent was very aged, and might be discharged. The old sari, now la his ninety-eiath year, was sneered to breathe the atmosphere of liberty. IX LI &LILLIE ZOLIIS.-3111•01. OF 11011111 OP Tbis insolvent, a widow, who was heard last weak. was farther beard on Friday. She had brought as action against a young man named Holloway fur a breach of pro. miss of marriage, mad withdraw the record. She bad to pay *emu, sad was arrested for the same. Os the former hearing it was mitigated that the best coons to adopt was to get a redeem from all further proceedings in the maim, sad the hinges's; was willing to forego her claim, mid Hol loway was wallas to it,. her a lease for the oasts, so as to get rid of the whole setae. Mr. Consmiasioaer Marphy was glad to hear tbe affair was billy to ha concluded. sad appointed Tuesday for its sompletion. The insolvaat was allowed to ONSOiII on bail. 3HERIFFB' COURT, OUILDHALL.—Junz 9. wean asevia. oustrmr, Q. au. 0/1111LNANN.-0014P08110 AND PITTMAN ft. This was as action to recover a sum of 311. for molar and labour. The plaintiff is a musical composer and org slat at the chapel of Lincoln's-inn; the defendant is a muds pub. Whet Newptrietrett. In the year 13341, the defenders' tag pd plaintiff to adapt soap from the snails of Men delmoba, Beethoven, and other masters to English tutu and English words, at the rata of too guineas the doses sack being brought out under different names, sash as the " Buthday Sonic," the " Even 8 .ng," " Peace sad War," Be., and acteurdiegly the plaintiff set to work, sad with the help of Kr. White, • post, who was engaged to supply the translated words at the rate of 101 • snag, they predated ten soags, isoluding " Pews and War." Fur the two latter the plaintiff sought to recover 61., sad other sums for adeptations of soars of Kendeissoba,s works, and other torsion, altogether involving remeneration to the above satoost. Mr. Payday, a rassioal asetpossr, moldered the charge* resaleable. The defame was that the plaintiff bad sot Walled his matreot, *Walt was for two doses soap, and only tea had bees applied ; also that his more was so illegible that it could limbs engraved from, and that there Wing no special agrumat, the charge for some items was not fair or ream. Bridges. wee gloss that Int. , ate soap by *Want swelelsea were now being bought, composed to order, at the rate 1111. 1111. the half soma. Rh Rawer, after bearing solarise' at great lesettb, ulti mately AN a verdict for the plaintiff, demades, TM. Ile. ed., ea soeditiee that all susmeoripts belonging to the defesdaat are to be returned la three weeks. 1 1111•11PUINIM ..ilins win within& the manacles nee et opines that the a ISIS. Bah ( =WPM Meiharged. MD WM M* El MO. 9.09119.711 9. 90000 Z. •••-1 SOM Ttslo woo or Miss b goods soppltat to the I ooklb net book priotiplo K,. eatinst Byhe ea i L tY i i gi sia s a d r d 11 :: P :ra the soMe e T i l a be d weer MAW vs &amide = i a ry tihmebetiese : I The save o ned I. i ~ COURT 07 I 119901911 01 114791.-9991111 i i &MUM i MUNI In BIATISIM 1 • ?Mims erase est 61 I i a 1.• eh to mover in , Nesekiettat, Mi.= ' • • . wmi, tram the , est the pets the osh 11 • odd; "Wen the dohs . i nose et was . 1 1 ') soptcleilighs.trie: hot last by usg et us The gra h to the an meld idiot hat tie moth ; V , te tweet isoi i t \ eat mess im Oby he fey t ' tote lot a ml Mr Mash es the rood i\ ' Matson amp thate al l non 'Coeds" ima eat I . 4 ii, setvll'sP-kibdti., ....... , 11 1 1, . • 5 . ... N L ! . .. ' , N• .... .. 6 —BWOMS 1= WIRD CICII7 RAMON. MID 111 aLMOIIOII, PLAIT. APO MOMS. BIAVIIONT -101I1DIC 0017112 JUDGE. OP • 00V1ITT at a plaint tented by the County Court ,or front the defendant, who wedded at b.. the belanee of a farm ism It a p . nineties et the plaintiff and Ms witnesses, No Wont et the Wien. wen absolutely dell-M-t set up, se a &hoes, that the hail=as Meeohaele Oho jeep lei that the pea twos set meld emaleameat to be add IS ONIIMINISL tM bin to say whisk tetelos et Os het ; - sod the jury howl As tho Mama yeediet vas silos the image see died the - Wren iambs when sod the so treashOml he the egoism @this ~S. lerM. Zama ea a lerhee doe ob. of goalhlado or auelimeed to hew g ( 71: It fief t ie s t o h j= a t I = des i lone spinet the Mo. rot wain es lir. law. said it wee /e et the os= o ort had asiesied his ...a re ssinisg mee se maw si t izzlhat ie dis ts. urban mash ; mosedieste. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS =pm Ilan 844.10. •01011 WIT strum Alf • I Cr 11•IONS•1111. LT TSB GOILDRAILL. wsniumis. SKS TIOIZT-OP lAA'S ITSTKK. The Assistant J ad's, in reference to the ease of the ticket ed' lean eouviet who 'roosted him at Bright** and who wee refused Mullein to the Reformatory at Westminster because be was a married man, said that, is lionsegusaat of the publicly which bad hoss given to tits itireatastanoes, be bad reposivld a letter tram a gentleman is the oosatry, from Irides h had reason to her that something would be don for the ma's benefit. lir. Payne, se on of the ermissitte• of the Reformatory, said he regretted that the we did not cow within the rules of the Monads'', as the met appeared to be deserving, and he wee very glad that them was a prospeet of something beteg dews fog him. The. eMat of the Itaforsaatorg was isitisaata emigratics, sad if they wen to undertake to seed out married men, with their ernes and families, their seine would saes be ealtensted, and their sourness dappled; whams at prone theywastessfelly reclaimed arid "sot out tasneesied sea who bed sommitted Willi. As to the tisketmitiesee gams, lo begged pensions to my des pelt& scipmewl as be sow begonias aware of the subsea evils oannadbld with it, sad publis aunties could not be sated tee mush to the salgost. It was very gratify's' that Led Lgetbalet 11111 A lOW high mohorides had expraws.d dada *Oaks spies. Ms mews in the Rome of Lords ; sad ' it wee ee be Wiped, Ow the sake of meisty, that some ressedy would's= be The Aseistas a t i l ik u4s . mid he was one of the first to de salting this tiakneNeres spews when It was proposed, sad hoe, to ten, was wiladael std asasaseed for dole. so ; bat the wesbe peeved that he was tbe view be wek. N. maw egad be deviled more mletlsM to dessielime the whole biagiew. sod Awes way Meal to esaenapiete whet taw wase4useses Ile epistles valid be oven eve yews leas.Wlisa dine lowa were diesbaised ikon ged bad seas y sins IS alma, rad bad Ow tare paid to esavesitawa Oak te Nairobi beasts sad their old erweistoo, with s Palmas, seder Is. a tanker sea ea their arrival. Oas of sbe Sol doe ease beton bin after the gems was is THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1855. resolved 111. or 101. oa Misr disabused ; he was to where besad two a hbeep •erse notor hip arrival us thief, he was the worst =1 Et °Use' s,s de- Odin patine.. himself, and teething • boy how to do Illmi Nos this'. The evil ooesequeeess of the measure methlineciabig more spnreat every day. A session or two lath be tried a ease of• serious and bretal assault ems- Wien by • gang of thin liberated wenn sad prostitutes for the minas of robbing. If the sestemwes to emsdase it was moth to be bonen that Monad of /Wag then sea large gems ea their dining', awl Nadia, tbsm bask to the geese of their former easels of aims, the messy was sot set aside for Dome infinities, when the reedy posttest sad deserving mold be admitted, rekneed, sad ultheately sent out to some foreign settlemest, when they might become good sad awful mesa, the want of some such bad men& beteg exemplided la • resterkable manage in the ease seder scene. The an whose ease elicited these observations was-le court. He was directed to leave his address, and before waiting he received a further proof, in shape pecusiary, in. learned serjeast's feting in his behalf. Amu Parreoll, 42, and Mario Persson, 17, father mad sou were isdicted for mealier a qessuty of anal sad ether articles, the property of Cyrus Alexander Mr. Harding' Giffaid prosecuted; Mr. Metcalfe was for the defence. The prosecutor wag the proprietor of • private lunatic asylum at Fulham, and the elder prisoner had been in his rirvla abet three years. The ease against his was that he bad purloined articles, sad bad made use of his son to aid him in his dishonesty. After Mr. Metcalfe had addressed the jury, The Assistant Judge recommended them to acquit the see, at all events; and as to the father, be left it fur them to canider whether the evidence was such as to justify a nevictioa. The jury found the father Gidily, and acquitted the son. The Assistant Judge sentenced the father to six months' hard lahenr. Doioistitur, a Prunes. was indicted for having stolen • watch sad chain, value 461., the property of Bess Maria Limb, and s chain, value 305., the property of Elisabeth Howard. Mr. Ribtoa was for the prceention ; Mr. Duman for the primmer. It appeared that on the 10th of May • Mies Howard, who had an allowance from a gimlet:in, was in Bedsores. steeds making • purchase, when she was observed by the prisoner, who MONA =then with her personal attracting, sad get isle sethethelisa with he/. He solicited and received the favour of Weida" sad obtained permissios to pay her • visit ea the Seliewing day, of which he falW not to avail hissed& bat es lie arrival Mies Howard happened to be earned, sad be was shown into tin drawing-room, which was is theenspatios of another lady, named Lamb, to wait until Miss Howard was prepared to receive him. After • sheet idles bad .lapsed be was informed that Mir Howard was ding but he thee suddenly recollected he hod ea thel. int with a particular friend, in consequence of Villa le eesld not remain say longer, sad he left the hosientheesbraptly. Directly be was gone, a wateb and elt.th ~se lollies Lamb, and • chain be leerier to Mir Hre tdeb were sees safe in the draw ler-room just before he satmeak, wen missed, and It was eo.clodsd that he had Miss diem About • forteight afterwards Miss Howard happened to cell at • pathU-• hone is Air-street, Piseedilly, where she found the prisoner regaling Ithemelf in front of the bar. Ho onno.l not to know her again, and asked her addrem when she replied, "Oh, you want another watch and eltaiii do you; I shall give you is charge." He seemed maned at this, and volustogred to nocaupany her to the police, but else preferred to keep hlm where he was =tit • policeman man. Ouse of those functiosaries woe met for, Ind on his arrival the prisoner was given Mebane. The property bad sot bees traced. _ _ _ _ -- For the defense it was adreittod that the primmer went to the hake as deesribed, but the counsel cockaded that it WWI not only possible, but very probable, that some one else stole the ankles, sad that therefore the jury would be jus tified in giving hien the benefit of the doubt end acquitting The jury fogad him Willy. It sou stated that then were other men wetly similar against the prisoner, and The Assistant Judge said, under them aircumstatiess, he 'Muhl postpone judgment until next session. sll, sad asses saw it maim. as tits wrote Is bar hear Ots WIL Sas Mess asat - h. Kr. Visa this wisest maw Haft balm lasahl Mt Had maw% hat seamialsalial Vie the Nasal Nis% Kr. Le Ora:. sad seat 3K slam kr his Nisi bisespeases to Beilaad. She was with him abut 10 wads, sad serer met with Kn. Ppm, although bad two Hale boys with hit all the das.-1 sat. au. ' rr To Bir B. W. eludes." Abisnaaa Sesaady also handed the follow's, least to SW 1. 11141 ; " Caw, Dashes, haat WO. _ - - _ that Sir K. W. Cardes bus lately bromghi before yea a ease, in which • parses Galling him self Captain ryas has b , en endeavouring to deftly" young persons under protases of eugagiog a governess. I am desirous of informing you that in September, 1853, I tra velled from Cologne to Loados with a youog lady who bad been made the dupe, though fortunately not the vietins, of Captain Fyn.. Bbe was Waled by the promise of a salary of 1001. a d~eMarT, and the opportunity of Mug in amaze, to go to imfteehrlme the Shine, to join him aaa his faint y. "Om Me arrival, happily for her,Ceptain Fynn was not to he Aid, and else immediately setersed to England, having Wheel meads; bat the lees et her espenses, and her 'satiety la hdlg thews es the , werht is a foreign lead. Trotting that tie pithellej Mesh has now been given to this Impostor may t defer Wastes, and perhaps be the means of 0 him to Jostles, "I am, sir, year obedient servant, i Teeri.n Cenv•Litse, " Profemor of Mathematics is the University of Durham. "To Alderman Kennedy." WORBH IP-STREET. Mr. H.ssry llaskal, landlord of the Jolly Butchers pnblie-house, Stoke Newington, appeared before Mr. Hum mill, to answer an adjourned summons, in which he was charged with having unlawfully opened his house before the hour of 1 o'clock on Sunday, the 20th ult. Polite-constable N 94, stated that at half pest 11 o'clock on the morning io question he observed a man standisg in front of the defendant's tap-room window, through an aper ture in which, constructed so as to act es a song sub, • gins bottle was handed to him, which he hastily transferred to his eon pocket. Witness immediately made towards him, and inquired what he had got there, but as he refused to answer the quads*, witness considered himself justified in taking the bottle teem him, sad found it to testato half • plat of gin. Wham then obtained adsaimien into the house and, held semasualeseed what he had seen to the defendant, who s d rt an • gross fahleatlen, be sub sequently made • report of the neurnaos to his inspector, which oostatunicatise resulted in the protest infermatisa. Mr. Daneombe, who appemed for the defuses, eeneeeneed upon the testimony of the enestabie, sad intimated that he was prepend to tell several whammies, whose evident*, he felt satisfied, would convince the magistrate that the Aug* was totally destitute of foundation. Jane gorges, the defendant's hensaid, was then exa mined, sad stated that on the morals, of the day mentioned in the summons, the only persons in the house were her mann, lineal, and the pouters, sad tint no liquor what ever was draws or served before the hoer of one o'clock. One of the panes la the tap-ram window was furnished with a swing frame for the purposes of ventilation, bat it was net opened at all that morning, and the shutters over the window wen not removed until the lawful hour for opening the boon. John Porter, the potman, gave similar evidence, and two of the neighbours, named Horne and Toiliday, proved that the tap-room shutters remained closed uatil the time men tioned by the last witness. Kr. Hamesill said, that after such conflicting evidence it was most essential that the man who was alleged to have been served with the spirits should be summoned sea wit ness, and it Meng boon stated by the constable that he was tenanted with his address, the further investigation was adjourned for his attendance. On the we being sow called on, Yr. Mary Wilcox, a tradesman, residing I. the neighbourhood, and whom the dime prommaseed to be the person above referred to, was C4in tin witnees-box, but he emphatically denied bees supplied with any liquor whatever at the de heriant's haw on the day is question. He itated, how ever, that baleen* 11 and 12 on Me Sunday atomise he bad emenies tense the house on his war to the residence of his brother, bombs is his pocket at the time a bottle of gin, white he had purchased on the previous night, according to his usual ewstem, when be woe suddenly stopped within a few yards of the tap-room window by the policeman, who impe ratively insisted upon knowing what he had got about him. On demanding his authority for such an impertinent ioquiry, the policeman instantly pulled out his trunche.in, and declaring that he would search him on the spot, seized him by the collar, and pressing his knuckles underneath his neckcloth drove him back with all his lore. against the wall. The policeman then deliberately thrust his hand into the pocket of witnell, sad firoibly abstracted the bottle of spirits, after examining which, with the exclamation, " That's quite enough, it's gin," he walked off with it, and disappeared round the corner of the street. The mimeos added that he hod a been so brutally treated in his life, and that be found himself compelled to return home and lie down for some time before he recovered from the effects of the violas°, to which he bad bean subjected. In answer to a question from the magistrate, the polies man declared that the particulars of the transaction were greatly exaggerated by the last witness, and that he should be able to prove that he bad not urawn oat his truncheon at all on the omission. The barmaid, wbo bad supplied the gin on the Saturday night, was then sent for, sad, having confirmed the evi dence of the wines, Wino: to that effect, Mr. Harantill ezpremed his opinion that the evidence he had jut beard constituted a complete answer to the charge, and at ones ordered the summons to be dismissed. Henry Rosenberry, • powerful-looking run, who bu been three times convicted of feleay, was brAight up for final ezmniaatios, *barged with oommittiag • felonious assault upon Mary Asa Wright, and stealing from her • half 'overarm sad siz.penee, on the Queen's highway. The Proseestriz, whose face was covered with scratches and cats, and whose suns exhibited several wounds, said that her husband was a leather-dresser, and resided et No. 8, Ritieell-street, Bermondsey. She knew the prisoner as • thief, and is February, 1864, she gave evidence against him at the Bum B.fasions, for having committed a robbery, when be was sentenced to four months' hard labour. the saw nothing of him after that until Thursday afternoon, about three o'cicck, when she was walking along the New. cut, with her mother. She then met the prisoner with a female, when he said to the latter :—" Here comes the who gave me fear months." The woman instantly rushed oa her, tore her bonnet sad shawl off, tad before she could protest herself, scratched her face. The prisoner then seized her, making use of oaths, and knocked her down twice. When she tried to get up, he bit her in both arms, tearing away pieces of fifth. She had at that time in the pukes of her dress a halt-sovereign and sixpence, which the prisoner stole while she was on the ground, and then he ran away. Her cries brought several persons to the spot ; but on one attempted to protest her from his violence. Frederick leaning., a publieaa's lad, said he was peados down the NOW•011i at the time, and saw • female first 'Hash the prosseutriz. The prisoner then came up, and knocked her down; and, while on the ground, he law him put his haad Into her pocket, and take something out. The proseutriz seized him to prevent his Tanning away, when he dealt her • heavy blow co the side set toe head, and fled from the spot. Witness ran after him, and told a mutable what bad canned. Charles Kennedy, 181 C, said he went in pursuit of the prisoner. and first saw him in the Pear Tree publio.house, when he bolted out, sad ran down the Commercial-road. Witness paused him, calling out " Stop thief," when be was stopped by • man, and, after • desperate resistance, he was secured, and conveyed to the politootation. Witness found Ave shillings sad some upper money on his. Witness bad aseertelasel that he bed changed • half sovereign in the trablie.beese, after he had committed the assault and robbery. The magistrate said it was clear that he bad committed a most desperate assault and daring highway robbery. He should fully email him for trial, when the judge, no doubt, would send such a ruffianly fellow out of the matt, for • beg time. The pr wee wee then removed, uttering dreadful threats towards the proseentrix. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-ROUSE. Oa Saturday Sir R. W. Carden said be felt it his duty, thrash the medium of the press, again tonsil the attention et therablie to the proceedings of a pinion who signed his seas •R. a. Pima," who dated his letters from Weis beim Preeklieriom-the-Maine, and Cole's* and who for s peat number of years had been engaged fa imaartiug ad- Meniseme. to in newspapers for gevegfresem, whom he do gsled abroad with the ostensible shiest of engaging them In Minuet the younger MINA= II MI family, and of after maids plundering them et large suns of money which they took with them for travelling expenses to Grew and them leaving them to get back to Baena ge they beet could. He (Sir R. W. Carden) had within the gut few days received a vast number of letters from all pane of the kingdom, detailing the cruel and infamies matinee which that heartless rainwear t bad been in the daily habit of Fannin. From many of the letters it appeared that Mr. R. 0. Fyne, and who occasionally styled himself " B. Fynn," bad for years, whil-t carrying on his nefarious pret ties:: at Wiesbaden and other places abroad, moved is good society. It was really 'marvellous that such a system of duplicity and plunder had been carried on Ur year. with out the detection, exposure, and punishment of its author. Many of those who had written to him (Sir R. W. Carden) were naturally aniline that their names should not beg made public, and had requested that they might net be die closed. Re had had interviews with several of the parties who had been victimised by Fyne one of whom stated that after erring sa advertisement in Fyne, Timms she bad a long eorresponeence with tbat delinquent, which resulted in her proceeding to Wiesbaden, midway between which town and ' the railway she met him, and actually banded over to him me las a sum than 601., for the purpose of his " taking charge of it and paying her travelling expenses one tour with his family from thence to Athens and beak." Re had the consummate imp:Antos to propose marriage to the young lady on the very night of her arrival, sad ayes bra observing to him that in his letters to her he re itsted himself to be a mannl men with a young Iheally, he welly replied that that was tree, bat that his wife was in a deep eenstraptiou, and he had just bees assured by her medical attendant that she could not risibly live more than two months. The young lady tuned away from the fellow in disgust, and on dismanaiag the restoratka of her mosey he replied, " You have signed en agreement with me to art as poen:eel in my family for three months. If you don't fulfil year contract, of course year money Is forfeited." The young lady being thus left wayless was put to the greatest possible inconvenience, and was usable to return to Ragland until her friends had emitted to her money ter that purpose. In other oases the rislatives of young ladles had bees swindled out of sums of WM., 1201., M., sad se ea by Fiats, by the grossest fraud gad mimes preseatatios, sad who had not scrupled to resort to the Wiest and most &Medea abeam for the socomplielv Mae edge& rein. Elea W. Carden, who deeply regretted that Fyan was ash be imetedy is this Matey, said he had so doubt that the yeses, which had been the sums of 'spode, his villa s:ems mad heartless wear, would again lead its powerful aid with a view of putting th ei public ea their guard, and of pro ven** a repetition of gush berefeeed swindling enclose. Awned are several out of a large Feast of letters ad. deemed to Sir R. W. Carden spun the subject Fysia's system of swiadliam. We o mit the semis and addresses et the writers whim the request is made. " Jose 8, 18116. " Sir,—esslog the sepoti in the papers of a fellow of the game' Flom. Ism 'educed to send you some of the epistles men daughter essieed Imes him about four maths Wan, ess _in mistly the same lawless sad bela b i t ereglist Mhimalm. TM mooed th rew miser mere ea kb saetgelsas al'ar'm. I think it le a pity the Wise poise meld alit lasehre In this matter to prevent him item ma instay hie evidently fraudulent career. My daughter bad • name. swage et falling taco his tantalise after speeding nearly M. la despite's& Ike., bat as he either maid sett ar meld ast tomb& matiodistory refweassetl mid sot allow her Ismagesi to Gersten er anywhere one. 1 tryst yea will engem the Owe/ I ham lakes, but kaserisi your wineg lass to stop tread and vim must be my easiegy.-1 ate, to., " To Sir R. W. Carden." "Jame 7, 11116. " 84,—Five years ago, my daughter, who was this at seised at Birmingham, by the Metes of the rime ladies with whom she wee placed amend sa advertisement whisk swami in the Bermingham Journal from a penes if the same same as you aseati&sed at the Measles-home ea last Friday. I melon es yea his letter, as it will prom te you that ha has been some time at the tame trick. I likewise mad you • espy of the adrertimmeat whisk my daughter mat to as. Of roam I immediately _wrote le tali Mr set le have solids( to de with it , bat b ore she meshed my letter she had written to deans the intaelaa ea the reeelpt it Kr. Fyea's letter, which amain , / den net appear to have him written by a person who had boss presented at the smell al St. James's. 'Toe will observe des the tire boys she Mee representedas 6 sad passof are now, yese Tont M s cam only fli Ca aud 101.— rden. " 1 bare the Mame to be, W. TM kliewlag lean mired from the yam lady's letter to Mr meths : hoe'd 20. 'Yea will he rake empelsed to hear ees sem, mei MI mere es whoa hem that I hate alumni se mlesethemeat ha the ' Jeonsal. It ie Ts Gemmology gad Ceelpeatolle.—Ceettellietal Tem.—Wanted immeiheely, by a family of the highest sasyscialility, who ere mime ovitiaad to Greece ea tha 18th el mu taldibl s tilloG Brunk_ Cohnlo , the i Vises% the Danube, Ceastastimple, sail Myrna, • yeses lady, to Mutate their two little =sad 7 years. The family will retain is two yst,L7r, epee. Italy, mad Image. • lady seder 21 yew, et ago will lt , e ri holbseells hat me me seed apply nee is s o t NM sad hi defray her leamilleg mpeases to Grosse, whisk wn set diabareed bp* gamily, and subaylaassi l isitielol hem the sassy, ighhl dl be liberal.' " 7, Mil " beg leave to say a taw sr We to J _y am eet empielleg OD MM. impester eMeg Miami 11r. Fyaa, c a p Ws Vim. A man lady with wham lam acquitted Illepeoll Ms Wet of a situation, sad weal oat to him, hiking with bee 761. Ile met bes at Broralit. The mat day be Wend lope her mem, eheeged for Irst. She pee lift MARKETS. THE TEA TRADE —(Froes the "Circular" of W. E. Freak. sad Iloos.)—Loodo41, Jan* IL-84mm Wt ths trade bats been inessa& Oran the low ram luting in the tee mask , t, to sme.ly trot setwis lane freely : arrivals ham iambi a rood tele:lion of meta =lle lad holders have be dimmed to nest Mr market. The kr meet Iwo Moe good, loss large parch see have wen modem spernatho nieworn, *OM MI most probably sondem with t o l d isziern pekoe. eboald maw sollernes abundant. The lest kern Ohba did oak alliet the Mee& Birk Tea—la 411011111113 a low beeksoshas her dos tor deport sad egessielle se INA ft bid. lbw see NM seders 1!e steer pales; la ibie helm ilmisieglikags, bum 1441.1* is., aide harnmis kes bees done etrogber ewer seers seediem kinds .1 Eyesore. fees Is. 111. le la. U. are sums end la imbed; Wet hat Mad% ben Is. SIAM Is. Id. more pinerniali Isms rod gars& of Maras, ken a. 1114. eileild e j se av: sold, ebreng a dean* in pries as thses=7. Is Ike the treameloss bays rem very limited. Mee. bleb our sass mil Ilne, km hoes a goes dren.nd kir impart; the hewer Mods ef Odra liave doodled to lud. to N. lagewskaag theksewasill dima kir' tom Is. Sd. to Is.eld. an meg deeps really ibis week ere meyseanis sad waned. Orion Tee—Mere has bees s pod busker In this market, derby la tits madam set geed doseipsiser whine nem% arrivals hoe supplied; ties kern burnt Mark 01 geogeorder and young Mims teem Is. 4d. to le St. have sold milk; IMO W- O* ars sat piendlid, sad sell well. Pins Hyson is eery mem, the marl kale ken la. 4d. to 24., pleetlfal and eheaQ. area Irnida anti'.. hearted Vs remains Ilea; the gradually dlsdriblog meek with se lb*: sk from Qua, urge riders to be very ere, 114 /dm rob espeskaly Ike the good qualities. The pulite oaks ef the 17. b sag Moak last, earistlim together of 61,400 paresges, rat., mg basally; so alteration is pekes resulted. ;mike—This masked km bee well supplied from the huge resist arrivals, sod the bulk lee lewd bur ra at very kit rate—Orocolory domelplions ring Ulm freely by exporters et an advance of Is. per wt. es lee 'moistens. The hums trade have bought but sparingly. The ra-lly Sae sorts ol plantaeios have fetched 1M toll peels. Ths Wince dowrlgni-no tino Ens one pole rather soder. Ile piddle oar of the month bets born a. follows :-3,075 casks 1,140 banes 3,000 bogs Ceylon Date, fins ord. Demerara kind, 542. to 04.. 6d.; dm fine ord. pa*, 15..; low old. so real dos mid. fa. made mark, Mo. &Lc ); 5..; rum teylan, domino. ord., 41s. Ed.; good ord , 47.. to 4's 6d. Hodes: But little on fifer, and full prime obtainable; 129 bee* 410 half bees in public erne r. 'barn, ra her tabular short berry, 74e.; good low bony. als to Ma. 6cl. ; 40 half WON good yellow dean garbled abort berry, Ills.; 370 half take un. gadded witadrawn. Jsuuaa, CO oaks be bap; good to Ins ord.. Ma to 53e.; Es fins ord. to mid., 5 5 5. to He a d.; good med., 630. to 715. 6d. 1,721 beg. Het lode. common Singapore, Ma. Melo 64. ; doe ord. nailed. s.'s; good ord. busier% 454. to Oa. 6d. In benign 3,570 bags be, come oa 37e. to 40o.; good ord.. 43a. 6d .• 2,935 togs Sanios only part elms, gas and 48.4. ; 447 bogs Babe, go d ord., Nis. to 44.. sy Ovate asereat 400 bags waked Rio, 120. 13d : 2,0,0 bags ord. Weed. dßs. ad., and a Meting cargo of 1.00 0 MP of tit. Domingo. 43a.1114. The market 'law =Um Cep km, 475. to 475. Id. COTTON.—lavaaroo Jms 9.--Tlas market closed babe wire add at Yriclay t, • 's pr a loea, ball by speculators. Arm 14000 WOOLLEN =TM—Luis, Joys 9.—We have bad a good mar ket tads,. Thus wa. a numerous atteadanoe of buyer. in the sloth bells; eteeitterable saisnattca prevailed, and a full average quairity if Medi elaagal enners. The reports tram the Osman tare &dries ea edemas la the prise of wad et at least ed. to add. per la, th is, en Wady evagessilag des traparteat dunes at the malt London wool sass, Y shit - winnl tialemy to the pries of cloth, w well as amiaanais lam tie ties woollen markets at present. There matiimes Y is a tat? steely trade dome ia the warehouses. priltdiPe4 Yr We Yams market, sal gulls es melt se is usual at this period of die year. wade le generally a OA dm& COTTON 000Dit.—Namingarsa. Joss 9.—ln this market all operations are still read:rimed by the feeling of unaerts , nty seising with regard to the fume emu of the Liverpool market, which. titter receiving a carirSderable 'beak. has again eh own some symptoms of reviving activity. There is a Loyalties on the part of both holders and perelmems here to await the arrival of Americas advice' nut week, as it lacionddered INA improbdile that the ret.elpt of the last intelligence from Liverpool, son wooing toe coutinuanoe of excite• me: t then, may have cainmuodcated a mesh impulse of acti►ity to the tramansatio markets, and that again may rang on this side. HARD WI Is Tradp here !tik ilecrristrTniWirweeir;;;;;l7:44;;u; in Frisker, the Improve vet is reported to be general. In the mune of the week =calve have been roe -teed tram the Depueseut of Ordnance," as it is now called, inviting tenders for • further supply of Mime rages and mus kets; it is =devoted that a very large quantity is required, so that the military gun trade will remain brisk for some time to come at least In the iron trade there 1. a very marned improvement; the demand is ineres•ng eonalderably; orlon are firmer, and for some desertpUces Ss. higher than they were ten days sums. COltN.—Cainanee, JONI it—Without any quotable rednetiou In pries. wheat wile a very plow sale as the, farmers were unwitting to yield, and ventrally wok their sample, hums main ; but little other corn wee offering. CANT1M1101117,501.19.—.011T waken' were very doll, and peen shout Ur. reuse. Wheat, teown, ;W. 'a ; white, 76e. to 82e. Barley, Ste. id. Outs, 211 a Beene, Co so 425. •• - Cetus; lone 9.—Our marks* Mis morning was well sopplkd with all Mods of pain. The demand for sheet end barley was good, sni pekes well maintained. MN were sailer to buy. %beat, white, new, aos. tolls. 6d.; red, sew, as 6d. to 295. Barley new, les. ed. to Its. Oats. taw 13.. to lts. 6d ; dim), common, Its. 6d. to 13s. Rya, Ito. to las. Moor, per .toned.M. 4d. tots. 2d. Oatmeal. ts.4d. to /LIU. Syemsal, Is. Id. Ilarle) meal. Is. td.- CorlialeJournak Coteansran, Jens 9.—The supply of wheat at our market to.dey was lame; the eat; however. was slow at Is. neeline. The supp.y of barley, bass, and Peas. almost nominal, and prime so also. - - Othecesrut. J• 1•99 9.—The dm showery weather al the week gave a mast tone to cur market toallay. but fanners' mapplke were only modrrate, and we mon .1 write prima loawmr than list week. Barley maintains late rates. Very little suing to buns. A Omer Wag L generally impure• t for 944 and hot ere look for se improvement. Imports of the week man June 9: 1,997. ' • • • ' GOILDPOID, Jo,s 9. inert was a fad market of wheat, which cottld mot be disposed o', eve •pt at a &eine is to 2s. per qr. On thew terns a fair clearance war made. Wheat. 70e. to off.; Talavera, 97e. Barley, 32a to I*. 0 .ta, Ns. to 33e. Per, 4 .. .. to eta.. sirrsotio, JUMB .—Tbe market to-day was well supplied with wheat; trade extreme 'y heavy at rather les. eson•y. Buie= Huts offal**. prie a sup orted. O.te ruled doll. Peas sod fu ly supported farmer prime. Wheat, 42.. to 40. per load. Bar. ley. Ns. to Sae per qr. Oats. 245. to 32a per qr. Pas; 26e. to 194 par load. Bum Ile. to I's. Tares, 3'e. to Us. - • • - Illara•ertaaefen.teme, Jose 9.—Tbe weather this week has been ineepthing tint mkt be wi bed; fine copious tides bare fallen, and, ships* tine Solktry hut notch improved ha appearance, we cannot ease, arks es sou favourable eireemistement; have such a produ tivemepet wheel es toot year. The ink is the enty pan of the with mesehlignetert-ed by Brest drums, and a further advance of Is. pm or. wheat was eatabdelted ; bat, as the week deuced, ieee iptMies was nmairevted to opuses. On Temday Ste. was g:atie dr ism Booth Gown red. 7W. foe medium mil Mikan red, wheat sissies Danish, at the sum Wok_ Menuanded Tee. s beet rue. Ida to 775., weighed WU; ethae eerie Flour, cube" to eke kapreeed meet at the weather br Jowly, but in its Tau as limp hs; sere red. Barley has said ex rather better tank, bet aim articles have been ',needed At our market this uvula we had a me tent. chow of wheat from the the arrivals coastwise beteg equal, so, whilst =Zs aloud were rot mean, offered, tresi.atbreabed sareeles add steadily et Mr full rates of W. day se'nolgtit, but in other der elkies. tittle woe dam. bidders being unwilling VI meet buyers et (nag at very In I MVP, Which our millers were sot disposed to peso. Is dour few transactions onettr , ed. mina, however, remain ushuged. la rue lees admin. Grinding barley wee bald stiffly, ism. the tidy sale of moment hea been of a cargo of chides Danish at Maple qr. weigtou naturally Silbs. per Omaha. Malt steadily sup. ports its valise, and the same remark will apply to beans and peas. With oats we were moderately supplied by our grown, but from the coast [be recei taste t+ a Gir event. tor Irbil* • fair eels wee found at lag week's currency, but where en Mealier wee required badinage was instantly stocked. The a. rivals tile week are :—Mbest, Guest wise, 37i On; fond a,5.40 .; barley, oust aim ; foreign, 220 malt, coastwise, 49; oats, aoastwlats, OD; foreign, 2112 ; peas, tonigs, *9; tar, 1.1115 wt.; Indian corn dour, 150 wicks. priusjamen„ ems were fairly supplied with wheat her. today; tamers would not take less Midden which caused but little b dame to be done. Barley. Is. per gr. lower. Oats and beans as last week end ho. few Wrens'. Raaaine. Jean 9.—We had a liberal supple of wbset. The millets, acting very cautiously. would not par hive wit bout an abatement of 2s. per qr.. and in some instaus m re ; on More terms a tolerable elear.noe was rffected. A sheet .upply d &MOWr era, without alteration In press. WIPIIIICR, ions 9.—The ges tains of yeaterday and to-day hay • greedy improved the appearance ol coentry, eat. notwithstanding, the hatmot ina4 be very late. owing to tas backwardness of the sewn. The supply of me a is my small at tot. day's market, yet where Wee Ire mods is. per qr. ism Is micro f wheat. bat many samplea mat home. the rowan bang medium to Fos war. Oats. mann and har ey maintain the orb; of this day week. Pries. to the groirms :—Wheat. oid. Tea. to Tee. per qr.; new, 72a. to Me Ome, Is. fed. to Is. aid. per stone. Mans, Os. to 60s. - - - - Woomeres, Jima S.--Oor toenail wee stela lamely supplied with whew far the MOOR of the mar, WS. Grady Wale sod the few Wes wad* were at a rodoe 'test Is par go. Biziey red eels walked quite as nosh away, but the former only on mud panel& Os beast th• tom we Is Amor of the bow. lose, Jam 9.—Me have a moderate Stow of wheat at els day's =whet. The me weather estate colliers to boy matiosely. but far mers are generally out id's to cobalt to may tisane, sad very little bumbler bas lees dose at tut Is. per qr. lees mosey. Marks folly Ns dear. No clamant la oats or betas. Mow, white, SU to ses. per qr.• red, Ms. to bla Beans, 4M.to Ms. Malt, 70e. to 71s. m a st of le i gt s. to la. Sd. pee state at tills. Moor, Ma to 691. per illteemar, lona 9.—The weaker dvfq the week has tem all Sod eoeld bs desired for the arowhic mape—gwelal sad' moist. eat% ankh ems beep • suilicieney of suailits; • essetammewe et seek tor • doe silt see. mud, whet is met esaphdeell et is the wllweko, &dr beekwardaeso At emir romwaymmleeketkis owlet le war brows Wad so badly mewl asu teem. they caw wwp 1I el arty kind of soda. Pto wee Weetkeelly as lest week gas, as.,. we bad • small supply as besisy e whitie sold quickly •t lest week's rates. We had lair euppnee el wheat aed oats. both of whit& sold slowly at la. per qr. =demise ea the PliOrs of this day se•salekt. Wheat , eta. to Ws. pet qr. ewe to ifs. Oats, Us. to SSA THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT will renting its minims far the Jam session this morning. The calendar °attains the name of 98 primers. ST. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWARK, RAGGED SCHOOLS. —The ensnei of the friends and supporters of these schools has that been old at the school-roosts in Victoria. plate, Vona-street, Southwark. Is the Memos of the Earl of likeliest) , John Vickers, 11-g., the treasurer, presided. TM having opened the prooeediage, the report dwelt moss the pitiable lot of the children of those who inhabit the mats and alleys of the locality where the society carries on its operations. It was mo tioned, as an banana of the demon'thation in the midst of whisk they lire, that one man bad *mimed he had in structed so less then 600 such chddres to 'tea/. It was, therefore, a mores of congretulatioa to the inhabitants of St. &tether's that there was a place of refuge for poor eltildren. The average attenuate during the Motor maths was 140 to 180, and la rammer 110 to 140. These Andrea cam from the lowest parts of the parish, sod from the very merest edam Indaetrial classes of both =od , men bad bees formed, eowsprishad Worth', *bow [Advertisemeot.)—FlETY THOUSAND CURES BY needlework, &e. Some of the boys moo in the Do Bas is fauna , . lissownora *manse Brew, e a t= abeleisli be bepoil li thia tigigadi dist . . w w a o s e r d i r r vis a lierellowaslilaiw.ellunitasi ad ft " d1995.18z ".A . aollitooto- No ism this 60 BM" I'l testa Arabia. Food. and sonsidsr it Cu Os yen eilm.aMtlis meta l Ces tre :rle sk 111111 darn. appeal was made to saa to authorise the publisatioa of lbws Jana Omar as Ontros."— snitabie Mandeas Ist the cidistrms. The rewslota fir tits Clue N 0.49,11 it. *. rut, yaws' issineritattlesiosy frenitlyspessa. aer. Tsai Sad bola UK Is. 74., end • beanie of 61. 165. Rd. was M1M1.% asthma much, surdludob. bfiniager. tialnkelskaos at i.e Mtho Woman& The report ecoseinded with ea argent t h t 14rilfaiithes sapplet. The Rev. Mr. Cadmus, rector '7 --- cull ' its flog err — eseeiges. Reatkerark, the Rev. Mr. Seam, of sr YL a . ; lea; as k the t and carriage4l. 6 - 7:b urr y Meth, Joesph Payne, Eft , the Rev. W. Curling, and awry and 77. Ilsosw•stmok Lawdm ; Forums, Mom. sad other patience, addressed the sweiably, concluding with Co.; also at 4. t Otawshar , h•sirow ; lasespte. Moab to the theism& meet Within; NO sad Strand; W. Ozterartrust ; and 1.14. Nsw RILL N Rums DUTIRL—On Saturday abs 7: l 4 4 4ss i te ls° n . t.)—Hou.owaY's OINTMENT AND to plated. as a goverment measure, • bill to impose min manamer ar aßu Lew —A sea at imensed aim et duty of Beene at spirits disti ll ed in the L1;;La w = m1 . 6 ....1" a ff iras.b.wese, a m puk e d". s VdledLiagrl! allow Malt, eligar. and m°l °°°°° 6 " 8 wo6d usr magi swim =a Veriows seed dat the distilling of spirits, is Iles of allow. BMW IMO ter shemegues et man Mira all 6 E 1 4 and th e mess and drawbeok on snob spirit. sugar, 6 , 4 molasses woad mad that mem Mt dada alas marl scan was also rely • sad to mood the laws relatiag I, the duties swS. Is tW seile.llr. Illebett MsSg, *WOK of the as saes, of Radq. bit sad utter the Mk of (Mobs, neat um ~....d .1.816" 1 .1ber "Me red kei • seset mireeMem ant, it la a siert Me the leg me mused duty is to be, is Great Betels Bs. 2d. a pHs% sad ;,;;Lfi m ajl. - • ggrgd, 10 Vtif Realm spot sew biessidi,--doU by ell Ba Id is helm& Then an thirty Provisions I. tee hill, m — hos, end at Pro mos Ideliscrsis sairsuawasu. Leash MIMI' is regarded as • emy iraportaat seAdiset Ia the Mb. Isain. sod $O, lamisalene, Sow Toth WarserOlD. Joao 9.—We have had MI. week another fair 7 .: E1 of foreign Intent, weals the ertivale of a ,ise ham its aisle • with sesroely a sample of anything from MT WIMPS. • lielififraim Gold unpaid weather, to • lee • arse Ova meters, has lamed the dread of a late Wesel. end oninimbal al:ered the taw ON, illairtet, still a Lair mouse ot bantam Las be.. dose is all the keeps milks et Um trade. Wheat. - Fur this gnus is hem had amaimma meet ries from millers In the tatenor, and essay sales ware made Y tkit middle of the week at frilly late ptiose; is Opal& lempheism abate. mead i d par ba•rel hes in moms ... Miss sera .assns{, lemiey semmande 1.... 4. attendee as sa whale of kod, and ear .filets map wpm amps pinions off tbe market sa fall prises. Oats wale Ada the • of Mu week is all dry sad seam samples but Work. swab. Weight ate redeems et id. and id. per barrel. Lam ears femme& a steady bat ad • lame sale, at the prima of trot wet her Ina la prise. though sot la astive deemed. lea perts thie week beet 6,4410 qrs.. ladle's tars, 1,331. Napa te : Ws, ISIS harsh; dour, 1,663 seek.. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. A URI YE D. severe-at Qvaoll3lol.ll. AM. 7, fr0m....,, „„„ Ass-ag Pill , :one 9. &091 , ............................ Maas at Orameend, June 9. from ....... ANItIigLIA-st Gremsend, June 9, from .........! A1181110011..111 Gravesend, June 10, from ............. .......• . 1 9 ...... 901 1.71.- Mom -at Gravesend, June 10, Earanin-et Gravesend, Jose 9, treas..- .......... „ Itaimaam-at Plll, June 9, from ... ................... Tal I . .mtan-at PI moot June 6, from . „ ........................... 0111•11.11-111 411000110511, JllllO 7, nem ..................... Alo CALL/01.01 (S.) at Plymouth, June 8, from . . ........... Gat. II stemicm-at Gravesend. June 9, trim ....... X COLvIIII.II. -at Gravesend, June 10, noes ............. Mabee Coesiairrom-at Gravesend, June 9, from. ...... (111 T OF P1170110100911-01011111110110d, JOlllllO, fros s " .. : ov C..s.cars-at Gravesend, June 3, fras .... Ctamano -at Gravesend, June 10, from ............. ...... ........ Camarrs-at Gnawed, June iO, from ...... ........ ... osibf s " C&1141.09 •at Gravesend, June 10, from .... .... Ds Fut. Px.rats-at Gravesend, June 10, fr0m,,,,,... ..... D e n af t ee tit D2IIOI9TW•TaIi--St Onivalliod. Jane 19. them........... Etna AlOl-111 Plymouth. J 899 9 . 11991 .................. ittams-et Plll, June 9. from . .............. ............. - ..... fin{ Isaa-et Gravesend, June 9, from .......................... Itivneva-at Gravevend, June 9. from ....... Er ...v.- ta--at 0 ravemend. Jinn 10 . from ............ Pins-stlslla Gravesend. Jane 10, from ......... ronglyinxi-a1 Gnawed. Ann 111, stoim .............. .noearif..„-• Fieemsmr-at Plll, June 9, from ..... ................... 131.1111AN1.1-at Firma 6, Jane 8, from . . .......... „.. .. 6 - 0 Eastraz--et Gravesend, June 10. from .............. ItemMisc a i Isanzum-at Gravesend, June 10. from ................ Josnua-at Gravesend, June 9, from. .......... Jima-at Grammes% June 8, from .... .. Joan Curium-at Grammar, June 9, from ....... goo sturano-at Gravesend, June 10, from ...... ....... • Locm Lserea-s Falmouth, Jane 8, from . _ .... BQ Lamm Emma raves on Ullllo.oowll Jane 7 fress ...... Les-et. Gravesend. June 10, from ..................... Lens.--at Gravesend, June 10, hos. ............... ILaaT ANN Wenn-at Cork, June 7, fr0m,„,......... ...Vases% M . Donezu.-et Deal , June 9, from ................. . ..... Cals Emma-at °ravened. . I ,upe 9 . ;ma •••••• •••••telfat IITitTLE-at Gravesend, J une 9, f rom ............ KONTIJIO L-at Gravesend, June 10, from. . .... 11 . .. Orals swamis-at Gravesend, June 10, from. .......... ..... Nam Farise-at Falmouth, June 8, front ... ! Paws ALBUM-at Gravesend, June 9, fres Paloolloscsa-at Gravesend, June 9, ........... Psime-at Gown, June 9, from ............................ , . fes s rowr. - Grammer!, June 10, frees ................ lemma ftsNovam-off Pill, at DOS June l, 9. June Iran 9, 140131 / 011 1.0 Itiv Bf. 's, NA John Bane-at I.7nn, June 8, from. ..................... .... sawam-se Gravesend, Jur •9, from ...... . Racism's- s e Gravesend, June 10, from thus-at Gravesend, Jute 9, from 11TADT DOIDTILCZT-111011.900000, June 10, from Datt Fs B. Prat,-at Gravesend, June 10, how .... _ ....... fin, NET Garresers-at Graveeend, June 10, from .... „elm s 11TAT11111AN -OH QOOlll9llOO/11, June 7, from ..... ........... SULTANO-at COrk ?aerate, June 7. from '99,919 _ Bounn—at Grimsby, JUZIO 8, from Br. Jean D'Acan -at Queenstown. June 7, front norms—et Cow.* June 9, from Tyrants—at Cowes, June 9, from UMN—at Queenstown, Jane 7, from Vmoarr—off Queensto,n, June 7 .cr?.; VALviecn—at Graeseeno, June 10, ....... %alumnae-a—a Qneenstown, Jane 7, frets ....... Wriazugren Panoc.—at Ora send, 8, Gas .... tuft ZUMA-11t Oraveeend, Jane 9, kinei. Nu. BAILED. AVOW (IL/ —from Soethampton, June 8, t 0......, ..... ~....„,yku o, ALVIIIID-60111 Southampton, June 8. to Asuman Eautz—from Gravesend. June 9, to yiss y a k &anon On—from Gramend, Jane 10, to Astray Baranza—tray Gravesend, Jaw 10, 10 Um* Bonmuan—from Deal, June 8, to CWaY entire • ts—from Clyde, June 6, to ...... WIN CITY or Rorrennas -from Gravesend, June 19, t0.........1n5ta Gree.or LolollDALZ—from Graveeend, June 9, to Maim Conoomata—tran Gravesend, June 9, to lottents CiaMMOON—tram Gravesend, June 10, to o* Rana Aucztann—frses Gravesend, June 10, to Zinnia Eau ADIAD/1191—hem Graveaend, June 9, to ...ow n PIMA' Caces—from Gravesend, June 10, to —011 s RUMOR Sonia—from Gravesend, June 10, to ry Raiment —from Gravesend, June 10, to .BM Ha—from Gravesend, June 10, to Thitiilin Ilotarrn—from Gnevesend, June 9, to ILK - la Joins I Unwed, Jane O. to Clyde,Jmas ---- ---- - . Lootaa—from Pill, Joao, 'to Bums itasozr—tram Gravesend, June 10, to. ansteree Idaketarra—Rom Gravesend, June 10, to 0111111 , TAL-11 . 0011 GrIVOIIICA, Jour 10, to. , " CCe = Pears Ana [Dance—rrom Gravesend, Jane IN te „„ pub Rommiessau—from Deal, Juno 9, to blriall IiMIDT-- Rom Cork.Julto 7, ,to ~, ittbotto Banuss,—hem urevenend, — Jane 9. ' to ~,.,„,,. . ..1a5h,,,.,„,,. . ..1a5h. . .1a5s Brie AHD FMCS 41M11 Gravesend, June 9, to ....Nan. TILLeTALE—from Gravesend, June 9, to TTP33lol7lZ—tram Gravesend, June 9, to ............ - Mrs TlMMS—if= (iravesend, June 9, to nen* VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. mason (banias), Poen Melbourne for Loudon, May 29,109 days on e lat. 211.3 N., km. 43.36 N. des, from Melbourne for London, Feb. 1, off Kent Stoop, Strait& re, from Southampton for Swan River, Jan. 6, lat.s 6,1 w. _. (ship), of London, for Port Phillip, with pomp; apt SO, lot. 23.1 8., lon. 60.21 W., 36 dap out. Ins Jodie; from Liverpool for Melbourne, April 11,14.31 6,,l . 33 W., 36 days out. brims Msy 3, laL 3.5 M., loc. 27.10 W., with maitre* la 110. nay; all well. gin aillION Miami, from London for Sydney, June 7, off Start Pala, all we 1. maLiVrtn, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Feb. 3,lat. 31 Sala - 25 W. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (PROM !Hl PRI OFFICOB or PRI ILICHIIO naann coma T.) tiLnuauty, Jun 9. anon. Course of Wind. Stars of Wroth& Greenwich Lottibury ..........«..« B.W. Fltowery. Bristol Fatter Gloucester Cardiff ...... B.W. Swansea B.W. Haserfordwost.... ....... 8.W....« Rain. Brighton .... ....... .... . N. Harwich ' W. Southampton, .„......... B.W. Cowes Portsmouth W. Paolo Yarmouth B.µ. Lowestoft Nanchsowe Shodield _....... .... ... Iltoto.ca-Tront.... Carlisle Ignosator Varyport Whitehaven Leeds ... W. Baia. Liverpool Dublin Shrewsbury E. Leamiogton 6.8.W. ... Unsettini. Le:meter Nottingham B.&W. ... Pine. W. Derby Cloudy. Gaiosborough 8. Fine. Great Grimsby 8.8.W. ... Clear. Boston BMus .... W. ...... Poe. Iran Aberdeen Edinburgh Perth Dundee S.W. Glasgow.... Greene* 8.5 Reis. Bank& W. Wbrlig B.W. 5e....—...... ...... ...... &W. 8. e W. r= Pine. Oesrberesgb W.8.W.... Fun Speed Tunbridge oe. Breese Partial cloudy. AND DEATH& BIRTHS. SIOCWILL—Jiano the ;(I,Toii: J. P. Biskra. s Wotan* teed, Mansbeeter, of a daughter. IiStODAICIL—Joe 7, at Kilburn, the wife of W. Broirich, b 9, d ' • Gropitter. 1M1,111h1.--Jone 0. the mite of Kr. J. r arks, of Laurel.froee, Ls" lbeaselikm. Wanewater. of a eon. 11111111. L.—Jane 7. at Welllnatoo-bulldloge, Beasetre.hip. Blf• WWlthme. the wife of Abraham Bekell. of r Kn. ILIAIII6ON.—Juns 6, at &moots, Warwickshire, the v116011.11* TWO. FN., of the Phoula Foundry, our Insunnind. of dauphter. 101A1ING.—JuDe 7, at Great Queen-etreet, Westminster, the lad 8 61. Eaq Q.C., M.P., of a eon. 14 . NIffTY.—J one 7, It tioedon.equare, prematurely, the wife of Malay, am, as admixed/T. ld&TßlN.—Juse 4, at the Home and Groom, Greedelard. D 11 ." street, Ororwenor.imnars, the wife of Mr. Geary Madill. dal* 1111011DEN.—lima 7, at Mammals, the tribal 0. D. doewesa, Mee eta dangbter. emaia.rramaaaow ammo, ALLEN—PAINS.—June 7, at Greed Chart, b 7 the Ma. anal 7r4 lee. 0. Fellow, D.D., Dean of Norwich. W. D. Ante. Soh of l Beach lintrawrrth, w Wary Ann. 'mond daughter of IA talaU Zap, el Oast Chart (bort. Ashford. Kent. ODUSIIOI/011—Cs ttnTAlittl.—Juse 6. Edichargh. IL C l* , 1 . 1 1 , 10 1 . Lwergool. to Margaret Leslie. mwowd dardki" Ilm MN T. 011rwalts, heal , of New Hall, Flintily,. ZVAMI—PIITEMB —Jose 7, at et. Miry Abbott's, the lam Is inn'. laeambest of lionkosma, H• 6116. Noe. View of Llanarth, C.rdlganshire. to Jaws widow elf Om Ire J. Paters, Eaq , of Sutton Isidro, Miallemc PRASZIL—MOONE.—June 6, at the Natlood SW& OW" man. im the an. Jams limathon, D.D., beothardwimf a r il: ' WM flame Truer, rap Secretary in Wham, af the Madam Ileodawd, to Fanny 011laaden Moore, thlrddadebil" tha ZNA Joke Moon, Zap, of Calcutta. DEATH& oend.atrest. Msaattester, Kra. AMA ABAITTL—May flot _- BARTRAIL—Juao 0, et Oinkit ai r.—tio 7 Wr.P. Newry. of Charts. mom} WALL w. 01101011110.—Maa at Marlborough-puss, Oki k 4 li -I° '" , Oromimg, Pollllll.—Juse 7, at Plymouth, Karla, relict of H. L Muth 1141 00hatly of Deumport. used 0. MARINIALL.—Jmo I at Mostotteeter. Juno, relief Of 5f.. 0111. doll. formetip of Shield& aged 72. data Itilltlo.—Attoo e, at Tmlekeohaut. P. Munro, lime KC •••• A. Macro. Zaq, of Edinburgh. I =4l. asps am" a so. t g Aro% 1 I Poi aw Tlu tx• 1 rai ' --- sra I sad Poo dr' Ps" siPa Arm awe i'itil ma = for. 'CP