The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-29 00:00:00

4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. - PAROCHIAL OFFICES, To Mr. YlLLitati-A bill t o enable overseen i s the court for hearing, but for some time past bad been Ibe could ;a nd Davis said if he took him some he would .stained in a lunatic asylum. On the last occasion a I give him • capital price for them -fourp e nc e a p oun d. H e -..- garishe. lo provide offices for the proper discharg e = lengthened adjournment was granted, and it was hoped accordingly took morns deeds to him, and h e on ly gav e HOUSE OF COMMONIL- Tt R -Aal alf , JULY 27. child bmiums. that on the present occasion he would have been able to him threepence, instead of fourpeuce, as he hail pro- NI I PPLY. -REPORT. MILITIA BALLOTS SUSPENSION. arced; indeed, he bad got betas, and the restraint had mind; and ea another occasion lie had only gavels (From the Afferent report ef Saturday's plocee‘hog• Wee le b oi l, To Sir G. Latria-A bill to suspsed the making of lists beau removed, but latterly he bad become worse than he him twopence, and n e v er t en p ence , as entered in the book. Ale. V.SNSI MART, : O ver t on; to 1..r.1 Il and the Lane for the Militia a the Unit e d Ki ng d om , had ever been, and hence the present application. He (the officer) afterwards went to the shop of Mr. The tends Ve t nox • Mr. Commiasiouer Nichole remarked that twelve months Francis, GraveLlaue, and through him he recovered about we noticed Z ruies reep ec t ieg th e en l arge ment .4 the National THE APPROPRIATION BILL . ii. , ,tery, with a view to t h e rece ption of the Turner Sir W. DUNBAR brought in this bill, and it was reed was a long time. three hundred deeds which he bought of the prisoner , and tinned dun Mr. Lewis admitted it was but creditor impend. and which were identified by tho utor , s,no the demand r,cturee urged del .y until some decade° was come to by a first time. 5... i lieureat %%ha! • would bring about unity .4 design in all THE MILITIA PAY BILL the court, under the unfortunate circumstances of the case, The prosecutor said that there were about five hundred year, and I had granted a simiLr applimtion. deeds mining a ltogethe r , an d in general our oatmeal lei;i.lings. This bill was also brought in and read a first tines. Mr. Commisaioner Nichols acceded, remarking that If • Mr. Wooten. &pelted for • remand, in orderr. to endeavour. able transac Mr. W. tint - PLR said that • .1 . 1.0 of an inexpensive THE SCOTLAND TRAMWAY BILL there was a reamer any of the creditors could apply to the to tram the miming deeds. delivery. 1 aharacter, the estimate being . 1,1 1 •• 7 ,'. °9 ‘, W... had, Ito Pre- On the motion of Sir E. Cot-rummies the Lords' amend. court. The prisonets were accordingly remanded, both being ad- rates now .... 1 ,...d, with so, ON •et of roldiug to the .. , ...tioriai Gallery at me s e to t hi s hill were considered and agreed to. The protection of the unfortunategentleenan was indorsed witted to bail-Cornwall in one surety in 100 L, and Davis mosiderable si r i uc h ad o , l oo kby ff . List it was 0•14 CO far matured as to On the motion that the house do a d journ, Sr, two sureties in 50/. and himself in 1001. secured for Si •ape:de of tr•in e - sated elem. He should not attem pt h Judy . Mi. any Mr. B. OSBOItN E said he wished to make an explanation to the 2tit -* tallow sot •tice.liniter a pubLe money without the consent of the in reference to the *testament which he had made as to the BOW.STHEET. ;,,,,, n em eis Nee., euorigh 111 the present National con di t i on o f the frescoes. He bad stated that the face ..f In the course of the afternoon • stout, goodlooking, well- delivery , yeyor 1...:1rry fur the Tuner picture.. Cerdelia was much injured, and that Lear was in a shady AERIE'S INTELLIGENCE. dressed French lady presented hermit to the magistrate, to fee actual c THE Wire: OF ;HAW FOE THE YOLI 7 NTEERS. elate. (Laughter.) He found there was a alight inaccuracy request his worship to give en order directing the police to idea that sh Vs th e Tr meet that this resolutioe be agreed to, a that statenient, for it was not that fresco which was in- HOME CIRCUIT.-2Lunwrogr., JULY 27. deliver up to oer a pistol which had conic into the ir posses- tallow be a Mr. Siii,WY N said belied been requested by some realms , jured, hut the next to it, of Mr. Watts, as to which be dis- CROWN SIDE -(l3sfore Mr. Justice Blackburn,) inn under the following circumstances : -The lady, who must be col meenbera of the volunteer coops to call attention to this I covered that the head of the D. o° was gone, the lege of the me. B e r r ow wade au application on behalf of the prisoner could not speak •• word ot English, and who was, there. twin er wo eats Weida he thought was a elegantly ono for Red Crow Knight were vanithing, meddle lady whom be wee John Atkins, who stands charged with the wilful murder of fore, accompanied by an interpreter, who appeased to know Oct been fa th e purposes to width it was intended to he applied. preserving had completely viudahed from vi e w. (Laughter.) hu wife Elizabeth Atkins, at Town Mulling by cutti almost as little of French, stated that she had the mister- owner . of ti lie cosi.plained that the War-office bad Dot gives ene.i. to After making a more careful examination of the frescoes her thro at,' under circumstances that have been detailed tune to bean object of interest to a gentleman who had put- had been yo the set of 44, year au a more liberal spint than they had he found that the face of conical& was in fair preservation., within the last few days, fur the poetponeniert of the trial sued her with much zeal and devotion, but whose love she man y orders Soar with rape. t to the appointrueut of drill instructors, hot the nose of Remus was falling off, all might vanish Ito the next assizes. He said that the offence was committed was wholly unable to reciprocate. She had told him re. wi ,; vin ,,, , She pay to be Menu to thole peruse being only at the rate daring the recess. to the fresco of the Eugii.h river s I very y that all his efforts to gain her affection were use. ;" - ; Dti t: I recently, and he had only just been instructed, and had t still he persevered in his attentions to her. 9/... day ' ti et I. ha per day, and 4d. for lodging. Ile also cum. Father Tham e s was in a state of considembledecompositioo, nut had sufficient time to colander the line of defence that litedihw gamed that the at passed last year Oil the subject of rifle aid, indeed, the whole of them were in anything but • should he adopted, but if an opportunity were afforded hie a At length, a short time since. he CAME to her with assert bed not hum carried out is a more efficient manlier usual state. Meer, hear.) he believed he should be able to establish the fact that the loaded pistol, declaring that if she did not has been do . sale, at me severally. The gove rn ment had refused to grout a site is Mr. COWPER said he was sot aware bow the hon. mem- ', ot i a sane state of mind when he committed assent be would " kill himself on the spot." . Alarmed Y.C. as .;i. prisoner was n n itoroldon-Park for pate ranges us the ironed that it would her *mkt have mistaken tbe faces of King Lear or Cordele the act imputed to him. at his manner, and not wishing to be mixed up with such a the mar ket terrible catastrophe, she seized the . arma of the infatuated toter), the col . a 'awl in the Seighlionrbuod. It was the for the bead of a dragon. There was no doubt that two of Mr. Russell, who was instructed to ute, did sot heemose al the s ...emery of state for War to see that tie the frescoes wee* is an unsound state. oppme the applitstioo, which was consequently granted. man and wrested the pistol from him. She then rushed out of th e house and fled to the notice station in Bow-threat, of business The *vi Liitznoir Y01uiii , ..... •h. Lad appli°l far this rage, should The motion was wend to, lied the house adjourned at ten & Ira ', Rati f y, 33, was indicted for the manalaughter of - . f - - • mai ; deli, . requesting permission to leave tre dangerous weapon in the beiee a deer bass facilities off ...Jed them for obtainiog it. The Illkisikal pad two ealock. Maria DI A 'athenne. hands of the inspector. When she returned she found that /,.,„,„ tel lEoe s ,ste C.. 0 ow I . I, ii, order to provide themselves with • Mr. Email prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton defended the pri her admirer had left the house, red she bad since arose • i n oi - o - c - h re q . Mae O. **musket a a ou of 1,70ui. upon the prepaid:me el • SOINS. tared that be hail one to Paris. Aa he was now out of site genstol to ti,..sii ,iii a short loam* of live rain, and ho tab Inttiligenct. The facts of this case have appeared within the last few her reach , sod herd] lik e ] to ret to E l s he effected - at hoped that the rliut hoe. hermit ( Sir G. ( . Lewis). sow ____ ..._..._ days. The prisoner kept s o resting Lour at Greenwich, and applied-to' b ars-wtashe . rtoredy her,2T2 but u inspector pnoe to 49s Haseetey of St de for War, would direct his mined saw . per atone of lien to the euleeet. sea see that the act pamed last year fee METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. the deceased was in her service . On the day named in the had h .........‘ . Fatto rue to indictment she was drunk, and a quarrel took plus betimes 616 '7" `"" gil°.i.: spa . . The rent 1111111196w g " 9 " i "'ii , " w 22 tarried out w ith vi ew. The "he n as erm= 4 " tot roe " Ir i ne w :t her d the • during h' I the deceased ind • Tuesday, an prisoner, wic irece the The magretrate suit h e not maze any order upon the below, eubject, and referred her back to the police station, where, Old P.C. age meld to he 1 . . , 10..61 sad made es the 101 l was when a ; Wednesday, at : Thu l es,Zy, august I . arida,. 2_ blow or push which aimed her to fall , and she receiveddir after some further explanatioe of the circumstances, the brought ton Iniembisol to paluiumat MASTLESS'S. i EeLione-roart -Monday, July 15 : Tuesday, juries which occasioned her death. tad. !SHELLEY said that the great difficulty of th e NI; Thursday. a 1: Maar. 2. The jury convicted the prisoner, but recommended her weapon was evestuelly restored to her , unloaded. megrim trot valmiteers war hat cif providing themselves with rifle etungunwllln. terrece.-lionday. July 20 . Tuesday, to being of ver meny. wasps. aril wiles loyalties ie ehraisees them were afforded 91 : W gao = c e te.roL t r ee t rearx dai 8 1V e l yin: go; yinir.d. Mr. Justice Blackburn said he observed that the prisoner THE CHARGE AGAINST A SOLICITOR OF udem. ha 7, by them rot the wisfalems of these corps would mums I i ~,i iiirday. g. /' bad already been in confinement ten days, and be thought STABBING A LADY.-STATEMENT OP THE ol d Y.C. ' "` be grentry iaysai and the safety of tin public enii hew. Fairseldweest-Friday, Amen 2. the purposes of juetioe would be fully answered by her un- ACCUSED. the former atmitere,L Wassestams Guest Preseetteireet-ruesday, July 30 , dergosag 21 days further imprisonmest. - today, of Mr. T. 0. RAMIRO emplaned that there would be on Thedday. Algal 1: 'MAY. t The greater portion of the d a y w a s occupied in disposing On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the 46 . 6 , . , 3d. ; ,o_ lo iniewhime eta the irelweleses the year of 161,1,000 f., and SINITIIWARA , grasetrest, nomegh.- Thursday, Anguat 1; Mi. of the details of which are unfit for publicatiou. Ring's Arms Tavern, Great Portland-street, by Mr. Brest, 9""tyr '" etunee the neat year of mere this MALCOM, umi that was di tl em. _. South An Cemberwell Neweat -Tuesday, July 30. - the deputy coroner, as the body of Mrs. Jane Janette 9 " beet he es. oral/ net r 4 teene el • Offiredl,/ spent os lb. PIS 4 osassenes.- wean:seer dal 31. the reverament. With rupees te the details of the pep weemcm_ye are t ia tt e ri . MIDLAND CIRCUIT. -DERBY, JULY 27. Cathrey, • female about 46 years of age, who lost her life through being stabbed in the abdomen by Mr. Richard mr fine PIP' want of the atrial intruder% last was • matter whisk CM or Loewe, I: buildings.- Tuesday, July 30; Neu Picts Gooses .-( Before the Lord Chief Baron ituatwicb w eat b reoh a so li cit., res idi ng i n t h e h ot ., of has been ve aisle ho solely left is tibial's& of Lod Do Grey aed Rims. Waimea". tl. Pollock.) the deceased, No. 3, blew Cavendishetreet. were 'obeli highest pric wee would moseed him in the Ales el Under Secetary fur -- WORTHINGTON r. TORSHAW AND ANOTEIER.-TILII LATE ace, ths• Noble beta having dented • peat deal of t ies. and EQUITY C01714T8.-Jrvr 27. DEKET ELECTION.-THE CASE Or "11. B." A report of the OLAIWO43IOII of Mr. Westbrook at the which brotti Westin' IM the beheads et this voltmeters. He (Before the Lords Justices ot Appeal.) Marlborough-street police-court has already appeared ia our Mr. Macaulay, .Q.C. Mr. Sergeant Hayes, and Mr. Field columns, and the evidence now g i een d oe „ ot eery mate , quality, at , lied set heard ar 2 7 wa n dallida with 'P eel ?Omni C. TIE NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSURANCE sOCIZTT. were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Mellor, Q.C., and Mr. Brien 1 leer Australi a Ili Ilse carrying oat the est for ride reeve That an f rom a d ecree o f vi cent , h an „u or for the defendants. riall from that then adduced. Alter the examination el with at 4 °a• the witnesses, stained as h f Ilia am ' sad llama member, abort declaring r al plaintiff entitled, as against the Na- The plaintiff is a solicitor practising in and the defendants Mr. Westbrook was sworn, and said-I am *solicitor, and meet the de bin on the 999 ha dal set I ' s is what ripest lb ' It ° 7!"" * " ""___." towel Geordies Amnesia Society, ad the Albert Life As - resided with the deceased for fear years. I met with serest g . are solicitors et Liveool. In July, 1852, there was an hisiso. He thousht• the sox Se Minn the boa ersi mama o winud .. coranany tope emen t o f th e amount election at Darby. The candidates were Mr. Baas. Mr. leersed, ;ratio/ails ivelargetl I IMO of Court Volunteers) =mod he a e,..atie In. icy, w i t h t h e Rei d u tv Mondial, and Mr. Hayworth . Mr. Horsfall was the con. midortan• some yens ago, and west to Liverpool. My wits amount sine eloped and then I went to reside with th erpool. Cathreys. I 1 ° 46 1 , of Ime eat shoes that elevenses or astatenees which they b y .. li.„,7,hu"Tria: on - behalf - of the plaintiff, they servative ceadidate. The election resulted Sr, the return of boo. t he huabaad, and b„.. i n the 11th H u . i . i. / had sheep was lianutualir disP l oysul.Per••••• if UM, had P r " r itrd them '____, banns' become sureties for him on his appoint. Messrs. liar and Horsfall. The plaintiff acted as one of away, been treated with the grated kinds .. b y 435. 3d. to wares with a 141 4404 "ray weal, •••• obtained s ram t-as a collector of taxes. The pay ment- theresevaming committee for Mr. Horsfall. Immediately after the deceased. I subscribe to all t h e wit..es have said, qualities we: hem the gereenueut. colour radii was disputed principally on the ground that before the election • petition was tbiestened against the return .. of w i th a y e . exception .. / had been mt. eag ee geese heath Mr. SF.LWYN ea .1 the corm objected to receive the t h e het occurred t h e po l icy h a d to h. e ff ect i ve, eo d , Mr. Hoyden on the ground of bribery, _and a petition I threw myself on the so f a. Mn. Calm, with her usual fa ir body 42 lathe money. They merely desired to Main • nage Niemeyer, that it sever win a valid poll/bemuse (as was was also presented against the return of Mr. Bus on the m adame? sa i d, o Lie on the i d a , you are very warm . y 45e. 6d. per sailboat Lang per to a large and seaseerary Limner by a ll eged) a wn , was • • • • shall insist on your going to the pera." Mrs. Cathrey had Fa a t Indir the authentic. at the War.offiee. a mis r epr esen i e i m in writ t en ste t.. some (rotted. There was a manage( conservative gentlemen meet which formed the basis of the contract held at the King's Head, Darby, and • subscription was ins- a peculiar habit of i ns i at i ng on °thing. I d ec li ne d to go, much o ff erit Tea i ie.:m.4oas were theft agreed to. North An Tbe case wee argued on the Ist and 2n4 instant by mediated! entered into for the defaced of Mr. Horsfall's • but she would take no refuel. I dressed myself and we IV AY.i AND MEANS REPORT. Mr. Melia, Q.C., and Mr. Pemberton, for the plaintiff ; seat. Mr. Forshaw, of Liverpool, was the solicitor to Mr. but rather w went to the opera, and spent a very pleasant evening, We _ Cocoa NM Mr. 31.1,55F.Y orought up the report of the °eternities of Mr. Greene. Q.C., and Mr. Southgate, for the society ; and Hornbill ; and he (Mr. Ferther,l 4 engaged the plaintiff to . :in law 'lady there, and I think there warn • show on her p a rt .. which led t ways aid rues.. Mr. Bacon and Mr. hark for the company. quire into aertaia alleged awe of bnbiry. He had acted of the cold shoulder towards Mrs. Cathrey. Poor Mrs. Oa the rpieeltioa that a sung of 200,0001. might be applied Their lordships, this morning, reversed the Vice-Ch aa - prolemioseelly _from the period of the election in July up to Cathrey was • lady of extremely violent temper, but laat week. h eat of tae ,Otneohoi.i:C.l fund , cellar's decision , decision , sod dismissed the plaintiff's bill , bet with- the 9th of Mirth. and be paid the travelling and other ex- sexed oy a good heart ad great good.initore. she, = has been do Sr H. WILLOI.P;HBY mid he wiShed to ask the Chu. oat costs. Penes' el "ttwe ra ws_N k' L ondon. tie . ha d sent is his tall, however, a vehement war of expressing herself. Y ou ., Sydney on allot of the Exel.equer whether he felt satisfied that the - and had remind 00.1. 8a Cathrey sod myself were like brothers, and used sold ; good ways mot meant provided for this year would be su ffi cient COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE . Cress.exandoed by Mr. Mellor-It was an agreement that to go th h the sword exercis e and such w ° 11 2!•„ .. _,.e disc i ° teased all the expeediten of the year. The right boo. JULY 17. I should share the profits of the perliamentary agency. like. If I contradicted Mrs. Cathrey she would sometimes Fine Cochin militiaman, in MAI el, hit, asetuned • surplus of 433,0001. Melon the Judge Ordinary.) Mr. Mellor said he did not dispute the charges of the collar me in • playful way. The altercation in Buckioghern. 1 ° lea per c alter a orrtani tx•emliture. That mosoditure had been plaintiff, but he denial the liability of the defendants. street, which had b een a l luded to, was ti bi a. / waste d to Palm Oil 1 HENEHAW T. 11 DOM AW AND PRODSHAN.•--AN sosnelerihiy nocdoessi -he believed to the extent The Chief Baron suggested that the case had better be eu out, and she, half mutat • sod half Sr, earnest, arid I ,___the "dim' i SUNAWAT WATCH, referred. There were a great number of letters which the `- e 1 a milieu - e"°"lneetl/i Us" !SO 'ems,. _h u r___,"f • h 1845 the politician, Han Renshaw, •j ' r, at Rue, nee wo uld have i n should not go, and my foot slipping, I seised her arm and uern "PP?' • and it was quite impossible for • • freel at au Aida haat eMeeeMed nest .ric...c•ag• t••• lat•ouuc. corn, in Cheshire, clande s ti ne l y married tli:t e eth Leech, k i i - 7 - rasa ' • • hint it very much. Oa the night of the bed affair I was __,z into tend these eupplemmtary elitsistas. the daughter of a wheelwright at Eccleston. They had so toazith any degree of satisfaction. mid be would be glad to refer the case to any very excited, but it was that I walked up to the t_l__,.._••• l 7, The CHAN.:ELLOR of the INCH EQU l• R said that he children . For 18 maths they cohabited at the bride's r ' Heiman. UM!' and threw the knife, wrong that Bryant ss. We had c'ea• ware The de- (small casks fully concurred in opinioe with those who thought that it' p at h e y s, ea d aerew h as to / ma de. account, the mummer MILI!Yred. rn . . ~. be referred to so not moved, but were talking very vehemen tly. bein g 41s. 9, itirdaldp said it had miser ' ceased contradicted me, sod I took up the knife, as I , .°,',g ~ wee an. lOCOOVCCieIIi vertu to introduce supplementary thee went away on account of • young woman at TZ . The_ton , Haman who understood such cores • and it was ultimary should • spoon or anything else near me, and I was being "!°°°. t.° estimate., soil that they ought not to be brought whom he ought to have married instead of the D ''• left to Mr. Adams, barrister, of LOodon. saying, "Now it's too bad of you to say so." lam a sold , a forward except under very social circumstances, and awl who had brought an action for breach . 27 "" rceniae without 'Dose grounds being shown why they were against him. In his absence the respoorlest ran ---. power ful man, and the knife, as it went from ossPirtsd f°' • Palm Not mat bgvught f « rand at the prover WI". Th. votes which away with a man Lamed Blundell. The petitioner WESTERN CIRCUIT.-Ex JULY 27. me , had snit impetus, but I repudiate all to wer in sae as of than which wore included ia his ad witness went in search of her and after a great deal of tention of hitting her. She had attended me in were s old. m itc•ucka sttt•••"" might , however • all be defended °Pe° trouble they found her at • place called Job's House, from Yeaterdal ....Kr; s sltudke _,87, 1 ne altd 36 :__,___. porm Chasmn sickness and looked to my welfare. I did sot know that she Lower sorts South Am 'efficient ground .. The principal vote was the ose for the which they brought her back. There no doubt that Iw l w . n.wced tne eeeleeee el tee D eans Ammo% the former was even touched. She did not know it herself till some enstruction of the hue ships. That vote was masectel they said enough to her- (a augh ) -and they did more rnding in the Crown Court , and the Whir in the N isi minutes after, while walking backwards and forwards in the casks broug with the transitios state in the character of ship building, than talk. finisher did not live with her in. After a "' S ( ' Out( ' Out room. She then beckoned toe, missed turning P!he. odd s "I being offer« tied M. therefore of • special character. Ti effect of the while she returned to B 1 tell, and then she disappeared Terry Mr. Janes Bytes took his . eat in the Crown believe the knife has struck me." I replied, ' Lit pan atellas, wbili li id • been made in the estimates for for a considerable period ; but she was ultimately found emit at nine o'clock. able ;if so, have medical assiebeace at nee." As the TALLOtt the army had Lees to increase the whole amount, Livia with Frodsham, • butcher, at Runcorn, by whom she AN OUTRAGE ON A MOTHER HT A DAUGHTER. knife used the as said. "Y e a threw that knife at my steady at tb aeluding the vote for the volunteers , by 17,000 f. h a d l ai d a couple of c hild ren. Sh e b s d kno w n of her b as- SUMO Hooper, a young woman of 36, in independent mother;" and Mrs. OsAhrey rushed and squared her breast 47a. t (klub Fur the navy, including__ the cost of the iron ships, baud.. courtship o f th is woman at waning,. before s h e circumstances, was charged with maliciously cutting and over me. and sad. " Tem, bow dare you attack Mr. West- 475. 6d. ; I the name was 317,00 W. The vote a 30,090/. taken for the married hi..wounding bee mother , Agues Hooper, an old brook.* The mu thee made tooter live blows at me, one last evening dewy of a amber of the royal famdy belonged to the Dy Dean, Q.O , and Mr. J. H. Hassell, appeared for the mew° ot 81 arms o age. with intent to do her marking ow Wm. Cram pushed her son away, being W cif Men survives, sad required no explanation. The eat i t i . . grievous bodily harm, at Pais:nag, ea the 18th of July. sem with hiss, and desired him to go to bed. She COTTON. vote for the whole of the civil service , heal been increased '- Th. c..., ma d. a decree nisi , w i th mete. Mr. Carter prosecute& and Hr. &re defended the pet- then whispered to me, "I am afraid that knife has struck with • good by 11.1,000/., and that arose from the Government having saner, who pleaded guilty to • common assault. Hr. me." I said, "My God. it is impossible. Send for Dr. eluding 9,5 l KILMER r MILNER. asked for a era of 155,0001. fur the payment of the is _ . n ,,,,,,, • Be,. rid there wee an understanding that • strove recces. Young immediately ; lose not a moment." I then told the 7 7.16 d. ; 8 Q.C., and Mr. Pritchard appeared for the awiount limed upon for the Stalls dues ; but there were 'f r . • "" n r,l l, to the Tee e. H u ll . semiotics would hoprestated to his Imdship, on the pert sea to go for Mr. Young, of fisokvllleetreet, for his mother 100 Bahia, ems mutt sums whin bed mined the aggrepte inane, c s. .• _...... .a t in of the pmeeentke that the priaocer should poly be bound was wounded, and Mr. Young came. The rest you have export. To S. 1.0 , 0001. Tai introduetioe of that vote required no •year 1843. Re was as apo th ecary and surgeon at that moo to receive judgment when called upon. 110 evidence heard from the doctor. town, and &fanned' at Goole. Ultimately he sold his apolow, because it scald not have been asked ____,t ___. to where h e . ~„ ik ... was therefore adduced, but it appears that the prisoner bad The room was then cleared of strangers, and the jury was COTTON fee until the oorinaion of diplomatic negotiations , __ . .l''''„ ire t . _.„,..„_" eas ne______ . . r_ 1869 , s P ss _____,____ . s " '''' money , moulted her mother with a large stick, end had much in- left in deliberation for some time, and at 10 o'clock, the is. o f th e mark which depended upon the meat of foreign countries , •"n the P""•"" "'P ara .". m Th e •"'"P".... 1 was l ured her arm. His lordship rid the primer's mother quiry having lasted nearly four hours, it was adjourned till t e..l as t, ha Alter caking ailowauess for the reduction in the packet char g ed with haslB o shawa throughout • deer" iir end"' lail dealt mercifully with her, and he hoped she would this evening (Monday). on Tank y, em a d coarsening of meduct, and it was proved that on senieciacousspeut on Sr termination of the Galway cos-..„,, remember it in her subsequent combat He then required become deci tract and some hillier champs ia the revenue department, two sesasi'w be had ha " hi. will' in the "' ilk " . """ the prisoner to enter into her own recognisences to keep the which has g • eli and with a this The act of emelt W excess of votes over the budget estimate emu 361,0001. - „Apr . l'• insult y principally. , peace towards her mother for two years. This was done, BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. cotton. In. Ttu estimated surplus was 40e,0001. ; that Ware had, rolled upon , however , was a.grc" off ered her le the and the prisoner waa dischar g ed days, a met streets. Adultery with • servant having also been The Board of Trade returns for the month and limier., deappeared, with the exception of the entail P . l__, TER ALLEGED NORDEN AT STONKBOURL oinispared I sonlinal ems of 47,030 f. la the liberal of extraordinary ".. 1 :7,"" C.: - , "` , ;; t ma. a decree . . J o t s p art, a se tt or mad 25, „ a . e h ei .... a .....e. six months ending June 30, 1861 , have just been limited sale OWL careurnstanees such es could not be foreseen, he felt the a itiquisitios with the wilful - murder of Cornelius ifinhaa, issued. We subjoin a statement of the total cloths. print utmost con&leace in the sufficiency of the ways and means. or. JOHN S. ST. a oat AND o'n.mixernt but f. at East fitooehouse, but the grand jury having ignored the declared value of the exports of British and Irish lags t Tbe operatioe of one important masers of last year was Dr. Fhillimorei w __,_Q•Ci and Dr. aPishs=r m ed f or th e bill, the • ee was hidietea for manslaughter, the 'draw that the additional duty on spirits had roc* the emu- petitioner ; De_.• _limas fa allel . D . r. for the "-". prisoner produce and manufactures during tho month and lid to 3d. Mr. Cox prosecuted ; and Mr. Carter efended the pm' 2 • six months in the last three ears : 3' continues, 1 r lasocensent of the pee rut financial year been very rte. reerweneet ;W. meth dr blot so sonar. f ec t or2. Th e ravines p eefa lly was , epos 4h 4 w h o * i s The petitioner one Otheral Rebort - Ww, of the Born. so ft 1 from the evidence that the prisoner and the • satisfactory atete's and lee" than 0 1 001 to the saPaentiona bay army. Os thw laah of Am " 1344 Ili the cathedral la thierred were seamen on board the Pr her Adler, which 1859 which he heel stated to the hones i s his financial 'tamest that city. he menisci KM Jasio Elias Anhalla Tindal*, three months ago. w id ow o f m a j or T eee md m B eeo h a bit e d with for es ne s e .. was lying at Millbay, Plymouth, on the 20th of Ap ril hut. Mr. WHITE wished he know whether it was tree that Planes add had seven ehildrawhY her. the of whew 011 the evening of tat day, about eleven O'4loCk, I . A a sailor on board the same ship named Haring- 1860 1861 Fur the month. £10,665,891 9,736,454 10,362,8R1 For six months. high rates. L 63,003,159 62,019,989 60,143,425 stiff, at Id. demand for peers to be lid The export, of the month were more by 1,126,4391., begun to op the hue- fusinbar foe 844,11, .. 4, 01 1 1'. LaYard) had &manta was l " s "' at Bombay in ‘"""" w " . ' 1866 ' 81te slaw - ton came on board tipsy. He went to the forr or 12 per Deaf., than in the sanse month of last year, large sale ° rice as Under. r Hata If it were true, it was one child by Major Teesdale. la 1857 the parties sense to castle of the shi and soon afterwards the deceased but l••• by 902 9981 3 than in June, the amount a r t bad err gum as appointment as that of the Europe • but at the eod of that year the general was mach . _ s e ... .....-, ~ or per cent ., i Eastern min came ou board m in It uor. Some words arose between 1859 . ( s ecretay f ar I re h o d. ea a pp m t linii t w hi c h b e h ee l. ordered 'to return to India, on account of the mutiny. He Hirington and 0•00•1 2 , and The figures for the six months show a • fight was the result. India are he fated not to say had carried the utmost dismay into the left his wife amply _ provided with funds. and in point of decrease of 1,876,564/, or 3 per cent., compared d a y. T w at Whilst the tight ea the prisoner came dour melts t., whi c h he belonged in that house, .is being evidence fact she drew from Ills agony in the Ent year • mune( 7474; , e ,.. and went into his berth, but seeing the guano' he jump ed with 1860, and a decrease of 2,859,7341., or 4 per active, and el • reactionary policy on the pert of the government. He ha the second, 8 2 01 . ; and in the third ray. (whirl - est, and mingled ia the of A lad, named Curtin was cent compared with 1859. twist, 16'. e bad raked the other sight whether the hoe. baronet was • set a complete one), 962/. She was a lady between 40 sad 't present, and he saw the demand knocked down and the pro member of the Culla Club ; and since he came into the 5 0 Toon of age : and asp to _ that time. Dr. Pbillinicle stated, • haw t o d ay b e h a d ...y i d as ...... th a t th e h oe , there bad not been • crud to chequer the sunshine of their roes, the sneer lying upon him. The boy minden on deck and mid HARDW bo came down and saw the poi- WEATHER REPORT , this town is lamer was a member of that club , and that be was at the happiness. Unfortunately, however, she made the acquaint. . i P las t amaata a. w .... - . saber and aseesma . mey struck each neer mayoral to which we moment be was asking the question dining at the club. SOON at Boulogoe of the co-reependent, Albert O'Flahertie, ea th ee th e i___ sew th e . From all par with • closed asenwAY. JULY 27 .StO 9 A .M. (Loopier, and "Oh. ob.") The boo. member for Windsor a youth 01 not more than 19. Wi th this lad she fell mull,' hide in his head. He rid . ` for Ger. sake, tf r. Cream, returned to England i n dui . , 1860, and was take away the knife." Crams did so, and put it in his brisk there i nelishictery to biro, but they were sot se to lOCCObefII below hurt, the pocket. Seeing that the dressed was much it, D. 2,. 11. I D. r. C. L a is . inodorat W gangway ea the ministerial aided the house, and he rebid at the coolness with which he was received. He aye quertermaster sent for a pillow and laid his head upon _ _ _ in some uses ~..a,n a ,, ~. If that appo i n t..d h a d been u .d., a discovered that there ram • deficiency in. his wife's accounts, not being then aware that he was stabbed. Croon and the ------ - --.. .- -- - which are cc elom h 0 - 8 - ‘th i t'' would a t tid e womb , h ere been t o . the amount of 2,000 f. :ad that she had sold her jewels. bay left th e yoreesatte, and a few he afterward .. for our mat ea th e e a w o f th e h ouse . The epp ooi t inee t o f th e Hu suspicions were somewhat excited, sod he separated him- "'"/ . down to the f orecastle • • C discovered Mg= Ws ii In W. 6 1 b 1 trade is loot b aw w ane s in r who w h ic h had argated th e utmost Self hose her ; but it was not till the 15th August last .hen on nowise didletw' Crow ithsthanni e saw 67 66 8 . 8 .1.• 6 • c 2 Chia. , rho, that Mi nag b ao was dead. He not know then that oet ,, ei . homes. Th e rem em em2 moms o f po u r , w hi c h t h ey be received a communication from his frieod Colonel Delsaw 68 68 W. 1 4 e 1 death had been caused b stabbing, for Cronan, after lainl e.,. i change ;wi had dim aismaaand am id . h a was ass, ha t h e govern . Host, that he miderthood what her conduct had really been. boner' discovered that deceased was dead, rid to the ri. - ".59 l a :: W.U.W. T I : : 0 i aaaaaaa am° Meet to their to* sla he tell them sae In wag that they He thew aireirts"lh ul ti ma tel y are YFl L daid ...%" ? m a !? --- "car what has come of this tight ," and 1 :1 • "81811" " as 0 &W. 1 t b 2 for the Wei gave up • Ponmans im.e2 w a g ht as .... set **Wks., ie onier4Chsenaad laughter.) MAMA". and '''' "'"" C m. "'" -11 ' es ' '''''' knife ' to him. It was proved by Mr. John MOW% our- gammas 1111.86 re &a W -N. W. 4 4 0 1 months has • H. hnd always 52 " 2 si the Idsisaalsi proclivities a the 0. ractirial l a " mameatisa is ' semi lb. wrata to 0, of Plymouth, that deoeasedhad been stabbad through GELwaT_ _ 2 9 .65 61 en. 8 • W • mailer tea hew. wows, Per e su a wa d c. mg tberefsr, he bad w ooe d \lila, implonog him not to deal so hantily with her , and gear heart with a sharp instrument. It elicited that 110LIMMOMN 29.63 57 68 W. 1 4 C 1 pr i ces f or i Web faith to lb, el the hem . gentlemen when he odd*. ' Th at day which soft MO and fir! cbildree exPosed lavaroca .. Mtn a 116 W.S.W. 1 6 e 1 rig h a win f o d e p eof f ee m ame m o s h e s h ou ld is as Divorce Court, so help roe God, will be mast . o search had been made for the knife, but it could not be emmmi ... eeo , „ e ee B.o‘. 1 • e 2 which the di !cade t .a; 7 2 ' a r g w . 4 4 b 3 dull for mu =" owns k a 41 4 4 h ews wh am sa g &Mese* of a very coaches • chancier having gives • ) 1117 tin reepondent's maid, Pauline Spillaset, His ordsh' summed ip having np, tri l l ini .unn . 29.78 50 IS W.N.W. a 4 a 1 194 10 iieluir The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner LONDON 210.80 ea so W. 2 4 b - is only . • ver ffir .1. SHELLEY was merry the ' had been Thesoort roade • decree nisi, with costa. was senteoced to ten years' penal swavitude. DOVER Him lordship then rose for the holidays. 212111 at Cr W. 3 6 ne I haeght forward is the abuse* of hen. putheiman Th e criminal business concluded on Saturday afternoon 14Thalliairni- wry branch Wand to The right lea harvest hod Shims gene TIM BUAINNAR OF THE COUNT . . FOSTLAND 25.8 7 SI 67 &W. 1 3 e 3 hat the civil business is likely to occupy both judgee two or n.raauts ability is that houmomd he thought not meshes rule The Yonowilf statistics, for w hich we an Indebted to three days. baker the gangway might net le empire of the appoint, Mr. Billie' s, the title and atheient clerk of the coy& Jamey a East W, meat. As repined the hos. reember far Boalawark, he day 'utmost est . &nee the consmenerneet d Corexuaon 29.64 0 - B.W. 2 4 e 4 ditioa, ad 1 lon a all times harilml as batsman,* DOOM 01 astir, TrWaSp .. . term the non_ boa goats , * disposed ef 11l men THE POLICE COURTS. napes ten a - W. 6 3 e II partially etc ad bad shows hired rot fassliiisg to Mho* the oss• of„ 7.alea have 33 were bees w 1 ; 6 04 trY_ .• .Brides. awn • mamba' --..----- Bamr 29.86 68 - &W. I 3 b 6 feel 47 the gummiest rime eaerareity. Ho muss prelim eg °Sem -8.8. E. 2 it b 8 egemet the observations el the bah nailer ler the parties themselves. so that, or the 153 on the hut, there LE WIN - W.N.W. 2 4 c I CORN.- s r mopg sa id I s s lid e a s bi ss a a w um has = ow say romis 16 eldelh Iwo sot boos called on.. Jams Cornwall, • lad of about 18 years of see, and of whea t , he ~..._ Judo* Doris, a marine storedaeler, were brought before m r s e Lt ee .„ n„,„u„ki. se h ir ,„, th,.. win r ati si L so d if th e nose the ceminessionneat of the legal year, in Novem ber the Lord Mayor , Saturday, the f c with on 112LLNATION. 225. to 28a. belle - k id those' t the right - l I Z . b asawaa mo m w a i s t ha, last, the Judge Drainer, ( is addition te • vast number of ...noog title deed ., the of soi . I . &-Barometor onesled sod r•Sweed le IN des. et memo ses ru , position's, he was glad he hid amid Wood of hie eer• motion ) has Wied_ 301 filvove• Mann= and 2 petitions for _....g... quantity Pi J. SHELLEY was tom as quads" bed Uses brought foeweid is the alimacia of the M. gusthems seferral to. The right hoc. baswet bed shawl' posh ability is that bosom sad hi thought that neembess Eating below the gaatway might sot to compile of the emit. nest. As regarded the hes. member fur Ileathenn i t Wat all tin.ea hillowad ao Isdepcodent omen of snot had shown himself ass 'swilling to ails* the err in rf the gammons& whim seemesary. He meet piehusil against the otuereatieme of the hes. sessikar Ike Br. HOPE mid be did sot alma be the how. P i treasfer Prightoe'e remarks, so form they were political. sod if the abide had th.mslit the right has. laroset could moist his pouniumat, he was glad hi bed availed himesif of hi mr vion. Bet he did OMPIA4II that such inmate matters should Le bought before the home as whom as hoe. mem. her dined. mod deieriptawas of the club to which he hap pened to bebop. Beek • onuss was sot calculated to M inim the oflciency of the Hoene of Cosiness, or to further the polio Mimosa. 7114 motion was agreed to, sad • resolution that the Appeoprintimi lAll faseded thereupon should he bravest in. THE WINIYIOR BUSPEN DEL) CA ICONILIEB BILL nu hill was reed a third time and premed THE PUBLIC OFFICES' SITE BILL. Tlll 1108111288 01 Tat COOS?. The followiag 'Satiation for winch we are indebted to Mr. 1112Ungs, the iisg and efficient clerk of the court, may Were* ear Ws. bloc* the commencement of Trinity tern the court hes ateolntelt disposed of 11l cases, sf white 33 IMO tried by jury. Besides these, a number of elhon be,. been pertly beard or have bees postponed by the potties tbennely•em. so that, of lb. 153 nu the list, there only mamba 21 whisk bare not been celled en. nines the COMINNINStosst of the legal year, is November last, the Judge Oidlaary (in addition to a van number of motions) has tried 201 divorce petitions sad 2 petitions for • declarants of legitimacy. Hs hoe also disposed of 59 testamentary causes. He has prosessoad Mt degrees for the dissolution of lOWANS'S', and 10 for judicial separatioa, besides 2 deelaratioae of nullity ; 21 petitions has failed. There bare been tin venal proportion of heavy setts, and two of what may be termed " mousier moss "—Demob., Min Elieddee's petition for a declaration of legitimacy sad W Thaws' will ruse, the fanner of which occupied four. toes days and the latter eleven. Had these bees of moderate length the court would easily have been able te dispels of all the business before it. As it is, the learned jedge has dissolved 'marriages for adultery committed no reopen' , as October lest, sad has tried petitions which were not Bled till December. The ameba. of sew sees alresdp set down for hearing neat tarn is 40. The court may the he maid to have practically cleared c m the heavy list of arrests whke bad accumulated before the Divorce Act was @emended, woe to allow the Judge Ordinary to dissolve inerdsges whoa sitting alone. This moult has not, however. hen attained without severe labour; 'ad on Batman, ar 0. Ormenrell remarked, with perfect correctness, that be bed est a greater number of days daring the peat year than any other judge in West minster-hall. NANSTON•HOUSE. Jaws Cornwall, • lad of about 16 years of sire, and Judah Darla, a marine atoredealer, were brought before the Lord M ayor, op Satunlay, the former charged with stealing a quantity of title deeds, the property of a solicitor, and the latter with receiving the same, well knowing them to have been stolen. - - 112LLNATION. 11.—BalcarAge ocemated and red:teed to PI M„,„ loyal eaoh 10 Ink of vsrUcal rise, made( sbont onoaaa...— of an Wet diminution; and each 10 deg., above 111 deg.. musing beady three hundredths increase. X.—Exposed thermometer In Made. M.—Moistened bulb (for evapop oints ration and der D.—Dtrection of wind len netio). lf.—Yorce (1 to 11—eatimated). C.— Clo ud (1 to of I). 11.I I. . Initials: b, blue sky o, clouds (detached) ;f, fog; boil: I. tlightning ; . S. mist) (hasy) bano ; overcast (dell) ;r, rain ;a,me w , thunder ssae (I to Oh Mr. Wootoer appeared for the prosecution. Edward Hancock, a detective, said that be was called to the oMos of the prosecutor, and he questioned the prisoner respecting some title deeds which were missed from the oMote. After hesitating, he admitted that he bad takes them away and sold some to the prisoner Davie, and sea to • man in Grarel-Luie. He went to the shop of the primmer Davis, accompanied by Cornwall, and ' asked him if he had purchased any deeds on parchment lately, and after oonsaclering for a moment he said he had. He thee asked him how ninny lots be had brae* and he said be behoved two. In answer to a question if be had gods any entry at the time of the purchases, he said he hod, and prodeosel • book in which were two entries, one dated the llth Jaly, " Mr. Harrison, 121 be. parchment, at 10d.-10a," and the other ender date of 17th July, " Mr. "terrines, Hahn. parchment, at 10i1.— 44.," and be said they were entries relating to purchases made of the prisoner. He said he did not know where any of set was, for he had sold them to a man who wee a stamp, to him. He then asked why he was asked all them ques tions 1 and when told that it was for the pnrpoee ef re. novena' the deeds, he said that be would not answer any more questions, for he was not going to erianinate himself for anybody. The boy, who was standing by during the eoeveriatioe, said that what Davis had said about pur chubs' the parchment was not true ; he would tall bow it was. About three weeks back he took some old law books to Davis to esll, and he asked him if he was not in a lawyer's °Mos ; and on Ids reply* that he was, be asked him if be eight get nom old parchment des& He said hs thought FATAL ACCIDENT.—Last night, shortly after 10 o'clock, the passengers of a Greenwich steamboat, on arriving at London-bridge, were being transferred to another steamer, which was about to proceed to Hunprford, when an elderly man of respectable appearance slipped off the plank which connected the two vessels, and was drowned, notwithstanding the efforts made to rescue him. The de ceased had been spending the day at Greenwich with his wife and children, who were on board and witnessed the occurrence, and, as may be imagined, the wailing of those who had been thus bereft was truly heartrending. 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In that class of skin sifecticas characterieed by Intolerable Itching the greatest comfort will lionsedlately he experienced fro n the use of Holloway'. ram► dim They render the complexion deer red healthy. - - Aft.r • siert diammio• ilia bill pawed Womb ca n . albs, THE ?EMMONS BRITISH FORCES (INDIA) BILL The sassindosets to this bin win considered and agreed awl the bill was ordered to be read • third time on fins or) llonday. The foilimiag Walt severally read • third tine and pond Gunpowder, hc , Act Amendment := and Varnish.? Estates Act Continuities. ac. Uarterad) ;Reissue Donnas/ate Acrowin INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JmY 27. (Beim the Chief Clonnairioner3 Dr an COLOSIL RICKARD OIMILIT. Mr. George Lewis, as attorney is the see of Colonel Richard Oesdey, who bed bees agent for the Sian of Owle, applied for as linnualeet of twelve nionths, as Use grated of inky. The inked originally appeared before NEW BILI.Y. LMITe was giro to bring is the follow* bah, end Ow we •übequerally brought in sad road a grit Mao : LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPPLEMENTAL (No. 2). T• Kr. Cut a—A Liil to cooetrst oertsio provisional orders sit the Loral Goveruroont Act (la7e3), roasting to the diligent* of /Irani* Weetos•wper•Yrre, Lliamny, and Lisa^ ML RKETS. TALLOW. (From the Cirader of Mown. ColverweU, Brooks, and Co., dated Friday Evening.) The tendency in the tallow market to lower prices, which we noticed in our last report (of the 19th Met.), bas con tinued during the past week with scarcely any interruption the demand, however, hits been very fair for the time of year, and this having been freely met by holden of tallow in general (not excepting the Russians) has led to consider able transactions being effected, both for ready and future delivery. Inquiries also from the Continent at the reduced rates now current have also resulted in business to a considerable amount ; large parcels of old Y.O having been secured for export. The greater portion, however, of the tallow sold has been to the trade for future delivery, very large purchases in the aggregate having been effected for the autumn and winter months, and this mostly for actual consumption, buyers being impressed with the idea that should any important quantity of the new Y.C. tallow be again taken for Russian account present prices must be considered very moderate. A greater amount of business would have been transacted during the week had it not been for some anxiety as to the real intentions of the owners of the large parcel of old tallow noticed below, which had been for some days pest advertised for auction this day, many orders being withheld in consequence, as very natural misgivings were awakened as to the result on prices of such t quantity being submitted co open competition. To-clay the market has been more settled, and business has been done at 475. for new Y.C. in most positions. The Ws, at moderate prices, of the portion of 1859 and 1860 Y.C. es given below did not much affect the general state of the market for new tallow, and there is still a fair amount of business doing forward. The arrivals for the week ending the 25th inst. were 674 casks ; deliveries, 1,516 casks ; stock this day 55,127 casks, being a decrease of 842 masks. Town tallow having been relatively dear has not been in much request, and sales of anyimportence could only be effected at an inzreased discount. To-day the " Letter" price in 495., or 445. 6d. per cwt. net cash. Fat, 2s. 6d. per stone of 81ba. The results of the public males of this day are given below. Old Y.C.-2,149 casks of 18.59 and 1860 knack were brought forward, and about 700 casks found buyers, prices ranging from 455. to 455. 9d. per cwt., much of the tallow beinoL. a f very good quality. has not been in much demand, the free supply of old Y.C. having led to this result ; the quantity however of the former in the market is small. 181 casks were offered to-day, of which 152 casks were sold; fair mutton, at 465. 3d. ; mixed, good to Sue, 445. to 455. 9d. ; second quality, 43a. to 435. 6d., being rather bleached ; good to am beef brought 445. to 44.. 6d. per cwt. South Ameriatn.-Some few parcels have been disposed of, fine pipes bringing about 484. ; but the general inquiry has been very moderate. To-day 227 oaks and 100 boxes were submitted ; 148 casks and 12 boxes being sold. The highest price obtained was for floe Y.C. kind, in boxes, which brought 48s. 6d. Fine pipes, 475. ; one lot of fair quality, at 465. 6d. Mixed greasy descriptions were parted with at 40a. 9d. to 425. 6d. per cwt. Australian.-Supplies are rather good, and are likely to meet the demand for some months, several large parcels being on the water. We have beard of no sales to any amount since our last report. 175 casks were submitted to-day, of which 105 casks were sold. One cask of fine sheep was taken in at 48e. Fair to floe beef brought 435. 3d. to 445. ; rather dull coloured, 425. Gd. Mixed qualities were not much competed for ; 15 casks greenish colour medium body brought 425., 3 casks pale brown of fair body 42a. 3d. ; better kinds were bought in at 435. to 45e. 6d. per cwt. FAA India bas not been much inquired for, nor is there much offering. Prices are nominal. North American.-11 reeks were offered, of good colour, but rather weak body. They were sold at 455. lid. per cwt. Cocoa Nut OiL -The recent excitement in this article, which led to the sudden advance in price noticed by us last week. has materially subsided ; but a good business has been done at our former quotations. 207 casks of Sydney only were offered today, of which 149 oaks were sold ; good to rather fine quality at 41s. to 435. ; lower aorta rather discoloured and greasy, 375. 6d. to 4th. 6d. per cwt. Fine Cochin is quoted 445. Gd. to 4.55. ; and Ceylon 43e. 6d. to 445. per cwt. Palm Oil has been affected by the free supply, and also by the decline in tallow, our quotations of last week not baring been supp_orted.. Fine Lagos las been parted with rather freely at CM., and 425. lid. has been accepted for very gOOd quality, inferior sorts ranging from 355. to 41s. To.clay 731 casks were brought forward, and 258 sold. Fine Lagos (small casks) brought 41a. 6d. to 425. 3d., the highest price being 43a. 94.1., heavy tame ; 40s. to 40a. 3d. was paid for fair Lisbon. Low qualities were in little demand, 3 casks only being sold, middling colour at 41s. ; very dark aorta were not competed for. Palm Nut 00.-34 casks were offered, and 6 casks only were sold, at 355. and 369. per cwt., fair to good quality. Lower sorts were neglected. South American Hone Grease continues steady, a few ' tasks brought 38a. per cwt. today, 36 casks and 200 came being offered. TALLOW.—SATURDAY AITZ/11100N.—The market is steady at the subjoined priors':—Spot, 46a. 6d. ; September, 47a. ; October to December, 475. ; January to March, 475. 6d. ; separate months. 475. to 475. 3d. Deliveries to last evening, 1,192 casks ; arrivals, 1,102 casks. 00ITON.—LrnarooL, JULY 27. —Our market is steady with a good banner doing. The sales are 12,000 bales, in cluding 9,550 American, bid. to 9fd. ; 1,500 &trat, foid. to 7 7-18 d. ; 800 Egyptian, Aid. to 1241 ; 50 Pernam, Sid. 100 Bab* Sid. ; of which 3,000 are for specula ti on and export. To-day's import is 28,548 balsa. COTTON GOODS.—MANCHESUR, JULY 27.—The comae of the market has been very much the same this week as it was last, but the activity of trade perhaps reached its limit on Tuesday, the amount of business having since then become decidedly smaller, through the rise of quotations which has gone on till now, by reason of the admix* in cotton. In the market for piece goods, during the last few days, • pretty , general advance of prices has taken place, compared with the mantas current on Tuesday. Only • limited sale has been effected in domestics, T cloths, long cloths, printing clothe, jaccunets, madapollams, and shirt legs; but manufacturers are extremely firm, and the advance in Eastern shirtiegs since Tuesday is from lid. to 3d. per piece. The inquiry for the latter goods continues, but buyers are not disposed to pay the present high rates. The quotations of yarns are at least equally stiff, at id. to id. per lb. higher than Tuesday's figures. The demand fur Germany has continued pretty active, but ap bpears to be slackening, while the home trade houses have begun to operate more freely, at the higher rake. A very large male might take place at previous prices, and, as it is, the amount of basilicas has been considerable. For the Eastern markets not much can he done. Mule yarns for India are however sold at id. per lb. dearer than on Tues day. Twist and pin cops for the home trade have been active, and some kinds are id. higher since Tuesday. Water twist, 16's to 24's, has been Amt. HARDWARE.—Thrudrionan, JULY 27.—The trade of this town is still very much depressed, the partial reaction to which we refereed last seek not having been maintained. From all parts of the country the orders are small, and in those departments of our trades which should be getting brisk there is very little doing. In the foreign trade there is a moderate amount of activity, a circumstance which is in some measure attributable to the number of new markets which are constantly opening and the increasing demand for our manufactures on that account. The East India Mule is looking up, and orders are in an account of China. The export trade has in other respects undergonelittle change ; with some of the American markets there is an average amount of business doing ; orders are also in hand for the West Indies. The slackness of tirade for so many months has of course increased competition, and many of the smaller manufacturers have been obliged to reduce their prices for numerous articles, chiefly in the fancy line, for which the demand on account of the home trade has been dull for many months. For autumn goods there is very little inquiry ; in the brass foundry and lamp trades there is only a very moderate business doing ; and the button trade is in almost every department depressed ; in the mili tary branch there are a few orders in hand ,• but on the whole business is wretchedly dull, and not likely to revive at present. In the adjoining district of South Staffordshire and East Worimstershire matters are in much the same con dition and the number of persons out of employment or partially employed increases, CORN.—CA mum; JOLT 27.—We had a good supply of wheat, which sold at last week's prime. Wheat, red Me to 50a ; white, 565. to 60a ; beans, 40.. to 42e ; oats, 225. to 28.. Couieiaym, JULY 27.-Weather stormy and dull. Corn is ripening slowly. No complaints of any importance are made respecting the crop. A large supply of wheat on sale, which met • ready sale at late ra t es . Almo.t a nominal show of barley, beams, and peas ; the mine remark will of course apply to the sale. GUILDFORD, JULY 27.-There was to-day a very fair 'apply of wheat. Millers were not free buyers, but the bulk of the supply changed hands at prices much the same as last week, but In some instances baldly as good. Wheat, 30s. to 665. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Oats, 245. to 29e. Beans, 40s. to 44e. HRTFORD, JOLT 27.-The weather being so variable causes trade to be dell. no one caring to bu y wheltt • In the absence of demand forced sales were Is. per load less money, but otherwise and for good qualities trade was steady. Beene and oats both rather lower, say 6d. to la. per qr. Barley as before. Wheat, red, per load, 38e. flee white, 40s. Barley, grinding, 265 , to 35e. Oats, 20s. to 28a. per quarter. Beans, 30s. per load. Lameness, JOLT 27.-At our corn market to-day there was • limited say of wheat on offer from the growers, the bulk of which was in moderate condition. The trade ruled firm, at an advance of Is. to 2a. per qr. Old white realised 655. to 7135. ; new, 525. to 635. ; old red, 555. to 605.; sew, 42a. to 555. per 36 stone. The show of barley was ex ceedingly limited, and in malting there was very little does, at sweltered rates. For grinding late mime were made, and samples realised 3tk. to 325. per .10 stone. Oats came to head sparingly, and met a tolerable sale, at the fsU rates of the week previous, transactions taking place at 30e. to 345. for old, and 245. to 28s. per 24 does. Beans waremares, sad well supported their value, and samples made 365. to 465. per 3$ stone. Fine flour realised 435. to 46e. ; seconds, 38s. ; thirds, 365. per 20 stone. NPWCASTLE-CPON•I'TNC, JULY 27.—At our market this morning we had a moder.ae show of wheat from the powers, but from the coast the arrivals are to a good extent for the season ; the foreign receipts on the other hand, showing an important falling-oft. Fresh-thrashed samples sold quietly at the extreme rates of this day anoight, whilst in south country qualities and foreign a fair retail business transpired at about previous prices; any attempt at advance either on coasting sorts or foreign proved futile, although the state of the weather fully war. ranted factors in demanding more money. For fair rune of Suffolk red 575. was pawl, whereas some quantity of mixed Il•ntsic was placed cx ship at 57e. per 5041t5. Flour sold slowly, but in its value we quote little variation. Barley scarcely asked for. Malt, nukes fine, neglected. In beans or peas little done. For oats we experienced more inquiry, especially well prepared Danish, for which our extrem e currency was realised. The arrivals this week are:— Wheat, coastwise, 3,018 qrs. ; foreign, 3,223. Malt, coast. wise, 25. Oats, coastwise, 2,645 ; foreign, 2,456. Beans, foreign, 60. Flour, coastwise, 407 sacks. Indian cora flour, 320 Backe. NORWICH, JULT 27.—There was again rather an increased supply of wheat at ta-day'e market, and the demand being better, a good deal of business was transacted at the rates of this day se'onight. There was little doing in oats, beans, or pees ; flour a shade dearer. White wheat wee quoted 56 e , to 60a. • red ditto, 525. to 555. ; damp and inferior ditto, 465. to 48s. per qr. ; flour, 3811. 6d. per sack from the miller. Norrnmium, JOLT 27. —The show of wheat was by no means abundant, the quality and condition of the siunples being variable. Trade firm, at the prices of the preceding week. Old white descriptions sold at 675. to 775. ; old red, 625. to 695. ; new red, 38s. to 61s. ; new white, 475. to 61s. per 36 stone . There was a limited show of hurley, for which the inquiry was heavy, and transactions were for the most pert effected at late currencies ; grinding, 30s. to Us. per 30 stone ; malting nominal. of oats there were not many offering, and the tone of the demand proved steady at fully last week's rates ; old, 325. to 365. ; new,26s. to 31s. ; foreign, 28r. to 325. per 24 stone. Beans were a limited show, and met a moderate demand at unaltered rake ; old sold at 56.. to6oa. ; new, 40a. to 50s. per 38 stone. Super flour, 46i. to 525. ; fine, ; 'kis. to 41s. per sack. OIYORD, JULY 27.—There was a very good attendance at market this day, and although samples of good wheat, both white and red, and representing large bulks, were nume rous, holders refused to sell unless at a higher figure than last week, this was resisted by the dealers generally • but those who were compelled to purchase [rum necessity gad to submit to an increase of ls. per quarter. All other kinds of corn was firm at last week's rates. Flour ruled from 40s. to 42L per sack. Harvest has commenced in this neighbour. hood, mid should the weather hold fine for a fortnight, the bulk, if hands can be found, will be safely housed. The yield of all kinds of grain is enormous. We are sorry to find that the disease has made its re-appearance amongst the potatoes, and should the wet weather continue it will have a most disastrous effect on the crop. PETERBOROUGH, Ju LT 27.—At our market to-day we had • very large supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at barely the prices of this day week. Barley none showing. Oats in small supply, and rather dearer. Beans made la. to 2s. per qr. more money. Prices : Best red wheat, 55a. to 565. per qr. of 5011bs. ; common do., 38e. to 40s. per 480Ilm; oats, ls. ld. to la. 4d. per stone; beans, 445. to 465. par qr. of 5321 b. READING, JULY 27.—We had a moderate supply of wheat at our market this looming. Business was very quiet, sod there wee but little if any alteration in the trade. The hest qualities of wheat realised last week's prices, whilst in ferior samples were scarcely looked at. In other articles the trade was really of • nominal character. Rocfinertn, JULY 27. Although there was a pretty good attendance of the town and country trade at this corn-exchange the supply of wheat was not large. Best discriptions were taken otf steadily at hat week's jsmea, and io some instances • slight advance was demanded, without, however, leading to any extensive operations. Foreign was in fair supply, but transactions in that description were limited at previous quotations, although the primest lots attracted rather more attention. Barley was in moderate supply, and sells slowly at about former quotations, with a heavy trade. Oat., especially those of the best kin d,; keep up their price, and goal lota of old are still sold at a high figure. Yeas held fora slight advance. Beans are rather more inquired after, and are ruing Werke. Best runs at flour are very firm, and • quiet trade in that article was done. WIISSECH, JULY 27.—We had • very heavy fall of rain on Thursday and through the night,with continued showers daring the week; in consequence the crops are very much laid, and injury to some extent must be the result. The supply at wheat at market to-day is moderate. All the fresh thrashed millers' quality met a good demand at ls. to Be. per qr. more money with a better sale for the inferior kindle. Spring corn of ill kinds in small supply, with prior in favour of sellers. WORCIIITII, JOLT 21.—At this day's market there wu a very short supply of wheat from the farmers, which wu firmly held for quite as much money, but foreign wu rather lower. Barley and beau unaltered. Otte only taken in retail. Peas rather dearer. Yoga, JULY 27.—There was • moderate attendance of farmers and factors at our corn market today, and wheat was about an average show. Fanners asked high prime, and very little business was done at full quotations white qualities made 60a. to 645. ; red, Ws. to 58s. per 36 stone. Scarcely anything was done in malting barley, and rates were nominally the same am last week ; grinding sorts were in small supply, and moved off at former terms, which ranged from 30s. to 345. per 30 stone. There was a limited supply of eats, for which the demand was steady, at the prices of the week previous, 26e. to 28e. per 24 stone. Of beans the supply was short, and the inquiry proved inac tive, at no material change in prices, making 40s. to 48s. per 38 stone. Malt sold at 70s. to 725. ; rye, 365. per qr. Flour, 41s. to 455. per sack of 20 stone. linticamv, JULY 27.—The weather continues more and MOM unsettled, and • great deal of rain has fallen this week, so that some of the barley is knocked down. la the late districts the hay will suffer from so much wet. Potatoes have improved, and we hear nothing of disease as yet. Turnips are here sad there suffering from finger sail toe disease, but to no great extent. At oar country markets, this week, we had fair supplies, which sold readily at prime in favour of sellers. We scarcely see • sample of either barley or cabs. Here, to-day, we had a large *apply of wheat, good of oats, and small of barley. Sales reedy at the prices of last week. Barley ls. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 345. to fide. par qr. ; barley, 30s. to 36. ; oats, 255. to 325. WATERFORD. JULY 27.—We have had wet and stormy weather the greater part of the week, but today it is fine. The accounts we receive of the grain crops are more favour able than could be expected, and4we do not hear that the potato disease spreads to any great extent. Our arrivals of foreign grain are considerable, but of our own growth namely anything has appeared at market. For prime wheats we have • good inquiry, but the firmness of holders checks business. Barley quiet, without change in value. Oats—The few parcels on sale find buyers at previous rates. The demand for Indian COM was very extensive in the early part of the week, and prices advanced about 3d. per barrel. Today with lees inquiry, holden are willing to take 3d. per barrel below our lost quotations for prime samples. Inferior sorts not cheaper. Flour fins, and rather more saleable. Imports this week :—Wheat, 4.815 qn. ; Indian corn, 13,200 ; flour, 148 s4acks. Exports this week:—Oats, 2,123 barrels; fluur, 677 sacks. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amaranth, from London for 8102013 . 4 Bay, June 16. Lt. 8.558. lon. 31.29 W. Chrysolite, from London, bound out, )lay 26, Lit. 23.36 S., 1.0. 35.20 W. Emma. from Cochin for London, July 14, let. 40.43 N., lon. 26.6 i w. Karl of Mar and Kellie, from London for Wellington, Ni., June 1, lat. 28. 100. 26.20. Lord of the fake, from London for Hong Kong, May 28, lat. 20.7 8., km. 34.20 W. loodirmah, from Liverpool for Canton, June 10, lat. 17 SS lon. 51.26. Mame 1 4 . 4 ,4 from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 19, lat. 9.6 N., ion. 5L14 W. e . Medina, from Japan for London, lat. 48.45 N., 100. 8.55 W. Onoilphorus (brig), from London for the Cape of Good Hope, all well. Slay 25, tat. !1.!88., lon. 29.16 W. Volunteer ,barque, from Liverpool for Hong Kong, rune IL on the Line, lon. 22 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AN/WM.—July 25, at tidburilfeCi;iy, Derbyshire, the wife of the Her. Y. Amin, of a son. BOLTON.—JuIy 25, at Hyde Honor, Rinser, near Stourbridge. the wife of T. Bolton, kin., of a daughter. CLARKE.—JuIy 2.5, at Begency.atitiare, Brighton, the wife of T. H. Clarke, Ben., of aeon. DISACON.—JuIy 2S, at II ighain Lodge, Woodford, Ease:, the rile of A. Deacon, EN of a daughter. 0011 DON.—July 25, at Adderbury, Oxon. the wife of the Rev. H. D. Gordon, of a eon. HAITLZY.—JuIy M. at St. Mary's. Uccle., the wife of the Bev. A. Hartley. of a moo. MARRIAGES. BAILY-01YMON.—JulyIrsTiiitrity Church. Paddington. by the Rey. W. P. Bally, Chaplain at Hampton Court Palace . l and Rector of Brest Waldfoe . tid, W. Bally, Esq. Fellowst John's College, Cambridge, to Mary Annc, daughter of T. F. Gibson, gen., of Westbourne•terrace. BRTHAM—EDWARDR. —July 2.5. at Westerfield. Suffolk, by the Rev. C. Drage, Alfred William son of the late F. &them. Eacb. of Arkley Hall. Barnet, to Alfred* Eliza, daughter of E. 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