The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-03 00:00:00

YOlfideday the half-yearly general eihethiag of of the Leaders Doe ! Cgarany was bud at their =fairellrisoreetntet. asst was eery naseererly &needed, fa ezreetation of infirmaries lulu aft sided with respect to W late exiirasedinery proceedings of the Cures& Jon" CIATTIAT, Rat, the obeiressa. presided. After the teasel reliabiery ard *Mehl Isms had bees Mee through, Mr. J. D. Polthse, the thenstary, the apart of the dieters fge the eix menthe' to May B e l, and leWs has follows: " The number et loaded ships whith tamed the Lowden Desks dense the sits mesthe ending the 30th May last, was NO, neasenne 10087 sees. The lumber for the cones eposeis a s r enwe riod is 1849 sees 704, serseritia h a lm 195,309 tons, f 32,442 toss, chicly of South American, Mediterrasean. sad Gams. The moan' of earnings durieg_the ex meths maim the he May last has b le. 91. Ti. Meant of the like *ender for the Mirempudieg pedal is 1849 was 230.2461. 2 a. 4d. TM assess of members to, the Mx mesas isocline the 31st May lest has been 120.8871. 17s. 64. The amount of the like expediter. for the eerrearsdiag period in 1849 was 120,8071. 6e. me tax. of espeeditere We:lades the this • et the femme tax. By the stathment maize! to this roper it will be sees that the belamee eluding at the credit of prods and hie is 249,3331. 14e. Bd. ; oat of ithialt the director' resmaneesid the payment of a dividend N 21. Ith per test. es the company's stock. kr the half year, amounting to 90,9371. 12s. M., leming a balance is 'seem of the company of 168,3784. 2,. 2d. ; est of whirls the dirtier* promos to appropriate the gam of 16.0001, to the credit *I the amount weeding Rader the head of "sew weeks." Of the balance atandise at the credit lf profit end lees, the sear 181,2341. la. emeste of the amount sf Weaseling diaries dee to the sempeay geode in the wardresses. The moth of pea is the warehouses ea the 31st May last was 119.403 toss. At the same penod last year it was 107,338 tens. The direcion stated is their last report that they had forced apes them the coaaideration of the eapediency a providing additional warehouse accommodation for goads generally, bet more particularly for the important article of indigo ; sad that a sestract had bees catered iuto with Masses. Cabin and t o f Williams a statk of ware homes ea the remaining plot of at the West Quay. TM direr. haws sow to state that the mine will be com pleted and ready for the receptive of menhasAhe by %Mead of the stet mouth." TM seems* of refit and loss were thee reed. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the Moshe f the report, s ee e el 17.0001. W would be observed that the profit of the kali year was slieoad the dividend, and this he considered a tolerably satisfactory result. (Hirer.) It wee proposed to, curry 13,0001. ef the surplus to the summit wending to the accountnew works." If the company paid off 30,0001. per annum under that head, besides the weal dividend, they must be music' , red as doing very well in these days of I competition. There had been a diminution in the number of snips, but this was sot Misty* the beet test of prosperity, fee the &fin/mg was nut really so large as it appeared to be, and the revenue bad only tapes off 2,0001., while the be, pima were measly the same. (Hear.) With regard to the new works, there might be some Nether additions to the amount, but he hoped before the aspiration of two years the whole wort: be pretty nearly liquidated. About 20,i001. had been paid off, and like sum at present re wired to be paid. The report was then adopted, and also the recommende d= of a dividend of twothadsashalf per cent. for the sic months ending thi 34th June last, the income tel being mid by the company, and the divilend being ready nest Teeteday. The CHAIRMAN then brought under the notice of the proprietors the interferers the executive of the Dock Cons. piny bad recently experienced at the heeds of the Board of Customs and their solicitor. The case, as sot forth in the correspondence lateiy published, was gone into at length, and the address to the Board of Trade on the subject was read, to put all present in powessioa of the menus' facts. The feeling evoked os the ocomien was of the most marked description, and Mr. M. Clark, Mr. Twisting, Mr. Tooke, and Mr. Josiah Wilton described in strong . terms the wean in which this aggressive movemeat was viewed by the mar- mettle world at Liege. It was determined to place on record at once the epistles of the proprietors, and this was speedily effected by peesieg two resolutions, the fleet supporting the directors is their appeal to the Board of Trade, and the mi med slumming unbounded CCIIfilell“ in the management of the establishment Tte proceedings then eased, with the usual complimentary vette. IRELAND. DrpuN, Jrtr 2. The result of the great debate of last week has afforded very general and very cordial satisfaction in Ireland ; but it is due to candour to observe that this satisfaction arises, to a great extent, from personal rather than from polities] motives, and that many are rejoiced at the triumph of the Foreign Minister who feel no sympathy with the other members of the cabinet, or approbation of the domestic measures of the government. The people of Dublin are inspired with fresh hope that they will be spared for the present the abolition of the old institution of the local government. The Lord Lieutenant has replied to a memorial from the Law Society, on the subject of the appoint ment of taxing master, to the effect that the appoint. ment of Mr. Colles to the office had been already made, intimating also that in making that selection the claims of the attorneys had been taken into consider ation, and their eligibility admitted, although in the present instance their wish was not complied with. It is stated that Captain Peel, whose narrow escape by a felt a few days since has been foilowed by so strange a coincidence as the equally dangerous acci dent to his illustrious relative, le now progress:rig favourably to recovery. The Frevnaa's Journal states that the ruinous corn petition which has been carried on for some time be tween the Irish steam-packet companies is likely to receive additional impulse. Attempts at reconcilia tion between the parties were recently made, and ar bitrators were appointed for the purpose, but with what result may appear from the following extract from the c3mmercial article of this morning's Erotism' : Maws. Malooleamet (nye the Freemen) have in creased their soilless to Liverpool from km days a week to al:, and are also about to plus two boats on the Kinotown station. To assist them is the latter move an alliance is projected, and we understand likely to be aoseleded, by which the Cheater sad Holyhead Company will join the ecalitlos, so far as the Dahlia and Liverpool sad Dahlia and Holyhead lime are encased. Should thiseventeate is as anasgemeat it will be the mass of miens seneyasee iv tau City of Debits Company, as with eve or sin Entente boats toe new allies world be able to ran timer three times a day each way, and by the redaction of the railway fare tram Belyltemi to Cheater and Liverpool, • great ponies of both Leaden and Liverpool wale would pees through Holy head. Oa the other hand, we believe the City of Debits Compssy have offered is Cork sad Waterford to make eastreses with several eminent houses there to seamy their reeds fee three mouths freight free. la the meantime the property will be latterly destroyed, sad the shame will bemuse valueless is all the oeseerse. SPORTING. T JULY ME,STING-TCESDAT. 111R1111111•1311 Of 20 SOTI. sea ; 6 ft., dia., deolared to gs Si the ems* bens; for 3 melds mid sp. ware. New T.E.C. 447. 471474 e 4 118E3 p.. dot .. 4 ......... 1 J Raiders $ yrs. Got ISM 4, =mem 1 114. here lath a in. 7at ............('lasses $ JAM 42118ss's Wallin r. f ps. 7st lIIb ( 47 7 4 Ji' &rum if 60 sew. sash, 30 ft, for 2-yrrokl, felts OM 71b, Allies est 61b; the mead to lave hie stake. New T.Y.C. S (old). (311 oak). . WUM% Ofnisa Mr I Mir J. timbres I Ivy Bay Illististim net al Tams (Tampimaa) MATalt : NW, It. it. LC. Duke of Dedheire Si. Mesabi:, est. 21b., resolved tt. hom Copula Nerve?. Sylvia, 864 71b. lifarcit : 100, h. tt., lest half Wks of New T.T.C. (ad.) Sir J. liewley's Skmg, BM. 71b., remind forfeit from Mr. Berm'. Dry hWe of es Bea, Bst. 31h. The weather has bees favourable, the attesdosse et reeiag mos miry good, mad tie 'port, it limited, mizemely imareet be. LATEST BETTING _ CIIMTERNIELD STAXZL to 1 &Ft ihfierruoiresiZi -.- Tai nose conamaaos tamonow at half pall two. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. ORDINATIONS. aT 711 11110? Or noczurrii,iiietrilks; rou 20. Dascohs.—W. Belem, WA., shit H. D. Bbeper, WA., Whet; T. Wiltshire, 8.A., rad T. D. Bab D.A., Ceasbriiip. Peams.—J. Femme, 8.A., Wind; B. P. Little, 8.A., I. resaks, 8.A., J. Raises, BA., G. Fillips% WA , P. P. B. Poe* B.A , Z. G. Orifithe, WA., R. M. Week, BA., B. &MSS, 8.A., B. sap's ! , 8.A., W. L. Wpm, DA., J. Jere's, 8.A., W. Geed, 8.A., G. T. Laws, lA., W. Hessii i B A., G. B. Elloseekes, 8.A., J. Feegests, 8.A., slid IL Amok 8.A., Cambridge ; W. C. Deberh,(ll.A.,gOs ll ., Dah li a; G. Goldman. Lars cell.. Lowish; C. Trial Ms/. a Mesta pevece. 11Y TSB 11111101 61; DV111•11;111711DAT, /1111220. Buxom—C. Dowses, 8.C.1, Oxford ; W. R. 0 832:B A. Mafia ; A. B. Crowder, R. Twin, P. O. 6 4 , 9 8.A., N. 0. Palaairtaa, 8.A., J. A. Chatham, 8.A., 11. Good, sad J. P. MOW" Barba's. PllllllllB —B. W. Cis," Ozford ; W. Boany, BA., mad 8.. B. Mina, 8.A., Dublin ; O. B. Pavia. BA., B. Kathie_ 8.A., J. lisaltard, BA., W. B. Boon, sad R. OWN B A., Dathmaa. TM Hort. sad UtTo7od 24.711;0a Moony essay fa Pasoberaia Cabodal TM PAL 0.0. Nutria*, to tho may of Masa St. piles, is. lacomor.dis. Potorboract ; also, M. Pim G. Lola, to et. Doootoa's V. Catorbory, die. Coat., also 1101. ; pat. ; Arability of Caalmirbay ; BAT • J. D. Bash Apoloosti. NAVAL. Jammu" Jou 11,:ilv;ionces. , ..—To be lissleasals: John 'V. Mile" Jolla ?moan, 'flora B. Lei" OGRIP Wm Havilaimos, Artkat R. l'es. Lab) *Manama. ROUSE OF LORDS.—Trerrmay. vim., —LOUD twoomut rsustacms, mho cilia P LORD Waaanourgs P. SAIISI.—Isrms......POWIR TO SILL. This was as appeal from ea iaterissater el the smart of sessica, preaseassd la July, 1849, and tie question was. wbralse • crams et below la a and et Mail. atiAe la 1705, was defective, and aot sullelent to prima the sesperaisat best *Drag the estates of Doinkillie, in Yeti- Ibis Mil Fee fmolikre. These estates wen mid fa 1848 by tie sefteralest Is tie appellant, for 38.0001., end some doubts arising sa therameadent's power to sell, suit was Las Psi:a. is tieDma eras action of declaration, as if SOT the pupas of eigildiliddlic the title of the respondirat aad tbe validity tithe eds. Vag Court of &mice &Bl atpreventared the Wriest t ra ms le be defied's, aa not talkiest the respeadeat iraassiiiog the estates. Mr. Wortley sad Mr. Andorran appeared for the impa las* I sad Rs. Bali& *ad Mr. ilaadiside (of the Bcotsh bar) it Mho geftesirat. Lied De_ saki be would dispose of the Tootles CO Friday ant. MI BAIL OP CILLSOOW O. TIII RIIRLUT AND CART UN ALCM CORFLIIT.—ALVII AMID COAL MUIRS.—COR STIIICTIOR Ora LRAM This appeal against interlocutots of the Court of Swim was wood on the 21st, 25th, and 28th of last nnwith, and them ircumeteseee of It la m n these oiceeins reported in the jearasl. Lord Brou saw mend the jedgment of the bran. He said ke *greed with the judges of tie Court of fkolost is their constniction of the lease held by the re. spondees of the alum saran under the appellant, and that the latter, or his tenants of the coal mines, were not entitled to dig and remove the coal pillars moil ths responds's* had extracted the alma. By the prim removal of the awl pillars, whisk supported the slam on, the responiestv ware damaged in trait power to pt out the alum. Ilia lordship was clearly of °limiest that the bill of exceptions to the rultag et Lard Ivory, upon the trial of the lone. wee ono, that his relies was usezeeptiosable ; and that the court bad properly overruled the hill of exeeptioas. An objection of Wm taken to the bill of eseeptions fir interpolatioss made in it, after it was signed sad sealed by the presiding judge in court, was disposed of by the house ou • former day. His lordship moved that the interlocutor, upon the whole, be Maimed, and it was aimed accordiagly with costs. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yiurreanay. SWUM AT NMI rues AT GWILDILAIL...-800111 Loss CAMPIIRLI /JD Cameo Rum 111:111.111SYS IP. HOMPSUITS.—FALIS lIIPIIiaOIIIIIIIIT. This was an union for assault and false imprisonment. The facts were thew : George Haaohreys, the defendant, resided is Hertfordshire. William Humphreys, the plain tiff, was, seder preterite of certain claims which be alleged he had against the defendant. and which the defendant re fuel to 'Wary, in the habit of annoying the defendant by trespassing noon his grounds. On one occasion he walked from nine in the morning till three in the afternoon is front of the defendant's house, and so close to the windows that the inmates ware obliged to draw. down the blinds to prevent him from looking into the room. He was repeat edly warned by the defendant, whose family was greatly ehinted at the plaintiff's coadiact, to go away; but out his wlaalag so to do the defendant met for • policeman and hail Yen removed. The parties afterwards went b . ..fore a , and the defendant offered to discharge the tiff if he would give his simple promise not annoy the defeadaat and his family retain. This, however, he refused to do, whereupoa he was asked to enter into his own recogaimaces not to annoy the deleadest, on doing which be would be discharged. This a she reseed to do, and thnateued, on bdas discharged, to papist his assoyeacies. fle was, thereupon, committed. Oa getting once more at large. he recommenced his series of ansoyancer. In the month of August last be again appeased at the defendant's house, at nine o'clock at night, and was again required by the defendant to leave the premises. He refused, as before, and the deka. dant ordered his gardener to remove him, or to go fora policeman. Instead of quitting the premises, he went and slept all night in the born. Befog found then in the morning, he was given into custody, and wee sada brought before the magistrate. He was then called era to find sureties to keep the peace, which he refused to threatening once more to persist to his annomaces whenever he was at large. The magistrate, finding him incorrigibie, remanded him to the petty seesioss, keeping him from Tam day till Friday is a damp cell. It was for this that the anion was brought. Evidence was given of them tuts. Kr. M. Chats en, for the plaintiff; did not complain of the removal of the plaintiff from the defendant's premium, bat insisted upon the imprisonment in the cell for three eels as the ground of the action—trusting that the jusy Weald think the case one in which damages should be awarded. Sir F. Thesiger recapitulated the facts of the case, which, he contend. d, showed beyond doubt that the defend dant had been greatly and wantonly annoyed by the plain tiff, and that he had acted throughout with great forbear. ance. Even admitting that the imprieenment in the sell was usjustibible, it was not an act for which the Weariest was responsible, graphing which occurred after the plaintiff was brought before the megistrate being the act of Ike magistrate, and not of the defendant. Lord Campbell observed that it would be for the jury to my whether the plaintiff was not a very wrong-headed pawn, who bad brought all he bad Buffered upon himself. It would also be for them to say whether the imprisonment relied upon was the act of the defendant, for which he was responsible. The learned judge was then on the paint of rec .pituistinir the evidence, when he was interrupted by the forelegs of tie jury, who said that it would be unnecessary for him to do ear: .. The jury then, after a brief consultation, returned a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—TESTERDAY. errnwee tx upon. TES GORHAM CASE. _ IN HZ GORHAM IS FARTS TRH LORD BISHOP OF BIRTER. Mr. Mania retained the argument in support of the rule at the sitting of the court. Alter having commented on Goodman's case, and distinguished it from the present, the learned gentleman submitted that on the true and proper construction :of the statutes, the appeal ought to hen been taken to the Upper House of Convocation, and not to the Privy Council. Adopting the nabs!, rule of construction I laid down by Baron Parke many times in this court, and that propounded by Dwards on Statutes, by which the lan page of the legislature ought to receive its plain end obvious meaning unless that seen should be clearly opposed to the content or repugnant to owns= sense, it appeared to him that the appeal give* to the Howe of Convocation by the 9th section of the 24th of Henry VIII., in all cues towline the King should be held to be in full forte and effect not withstanding the 3rd sad 4th 'redoes of the 25th Henry VIII. There was no distinctly between the imperial and iadividaal character of the King contemplated by those statutes. The Upper Mulls of Convocation was the littoral and proper tribunal to which to refer such spiritual matter. Mr. Baron Alderson—You must not forget that this queer don can only arise in a very small number of cases compered to the thousands of livings la this country. The crows has ;IL 800, and they rearm only r a midge's eye in the Mr. Martin raid only say that this ease was looked upon as involving very hapartant interior by Ors who were competent to form an *Kos on i=dieselit that the course of appall was Mar, so bee the various marts of the somhbasen, MOW mod inalibiolsap, whose decision in the woes of subjects was dosiand ti (ice while the appeal was farther gives to the Rows of Convo cation in those wen where the King was swanned. The minima to give an appall fa saWsW oases trim tbe arch- Ileboyhjadgerat was as ernioV. and that was correstod by the 46 MOM elle Ilk Hoary TiII., which, for leek et jamtiss is milt aim maned a new emit of appeal in the dmisgaam Ktag is Mowery. That is the plain and Tvietr i eslgrof the two acts, if approached with a fair spirit. Tlissak, if a design existed of improving ea them, as dealt a batter mode of procedure might be devinaL The stsinlesr leswermr, ought to be oesetrued I OS they semi ,• and as ho etweived there was an appeal created for the King se well is for the subject. How ever that might be though, he was indifferent to know, for it did not affect the argument, which was that Mardi arras eingalis. Then was still an appeal to the tonweir , lion where the King wee sonenned, and to the delegates where mahjong only were iatereated. And there was no valid ground for the ROIIOII throws out OR Saturday, that there • 'sight be aa appeal from tits delegates to the House of Con. emotion, thus iatresioars the now wart in the 24 Heim I VIII. bolero Cho 9th sualion. If W Corot of Clusen's • Bear sad Osaasaus Plasm however, take the right new of the Matra. dm spiels meadmt by Lewd Coke Boson, Comm and Bleeluitana mum be bald to be marl, rim mous ; sail yet, with all respect to the judges of thus courts, it wig men he doubted whether they are so likely to plass a =See finsenalitioa on these statutes. The., as to W mooed OM, It is submitted that tits reiserisa el Mr. Gotham by the bibs, was a mama twashise the Qum, as patron of the thing. To reject the possimlss al a palms Is as much as iabalgones with this with* amnia that pales as would he the Wag dm knit hem his tress or .... mILT his land. Tim* ths right of pressnlatisa k ass it gives her • right of aria., sod that sight the = " 7:i permed la this ere--whale Ma gniallas is whether dm has resented sAt was Sad Os nesolla was sonost. The clerk has no right or bilarait lin Ito is aisle/, and before that the pains may 27 gramme ms her dark, or the same, and is sal the bishop may ad mit the save ass if be t= B : ll ll llB witbdrawn from his swims I'm The right of passialaties l afield by smelt rejestim as duet as Me posse if ths proesaine is ma owned, wad while the mama remaim slab *Noe the iadhi- Is aloha ha the deists the tight of presmilag the deal mbeild. That this was so, Its senbreded, was ma elusive tram tits essaligumisa that ths t in the nit would he ladle la le queen fhpsih as being the desides of a semi al sineisisat *Whim Haile behlly adverted to IMF immit el Os argammt the Issrae4 masa 4111.11 his srgmniat Wspan Mart le die *dies efilisat niereass to the sigealses salmi sleighs's, that It had hem aim* NAL draft 1 1 111 1 40* aid that it ins time to put es sad to an aglialsa whisk It was am worth oh& se I TIM was el Ms view eats/take& of this Met prismgun t=lladys right rm. Wisp, and sr the thenmace who ego e aimed that the Ream of Cleamsatisa was • Ilse trilmaal than S by ths Julia 'semisoft el ibe Privy ponedi,aad that thslllApeme of ibe bar Es that was= sa wargaffilail the ealing die Memel W mart, *lag *Wm to the right ye le the l e ft mu m thjah la palli Is thair duty la mobs this rah simedsto be Imm to de. daze d... Kr. Pass* Mewed as the "ems idA B. ushaded that the from MI a sight, Ws the 941 i assisa of 2i Hwy VIII.. that then should be an upped to the Hoses of Commotion, for it was oleos that that tribusal was selected se • faros:this one to Hwy VIII. That Whig so, Who right of the crow ceases, Do tits wall.keown role of law, be affeetod or takes away erupt by .apron esisitteent. This was as ruled in The Attetney- tr. DoneMsoe,' (101 d 411W.317) sod way esker sew. Be moat paseedad to argue *Adis acs sou weigh went ailed as la taagedgmest of the Peet et Cemensos Pleas did eat theseselont fill wither the eletates. They we itofi e t r io e ol. sor. l ol. l he Hiss, whist they wen awned to kr Ms hat so tight of aggeeL Bet the were tilh waft ed 'lke usigeestisaable it tie Wag, se Ida of the chink at tionweis L, fates ferns etaleielleas delegate to review the bellow of the arehlishees >r anis le will he was •party. Those eases were of that dimmest slowly, and wore t6rdew WS say authority spiral Who tight of appeal to the essossedea s sod eat to the esert of deitglitely seder the W. Ai Se the lot spades to the aw e he sabsided that the defies is sods was • edit toodsleg tie sews, bemuse he judgment would afeet the sight oil do woo is the we Wroth. If it wets not And Wee would be son de/ideas. A temporal goad email Wadi no weight to oho certileate of the archbishop, if sowed to the oboe lodemeat of • spirituel wet. It hod boss held that • saniseae of deprived= wind/ be evident* la • suit t sod whatever is good ground of &privatise would be so also for rojeetiou.—" Phillips e. berg,' (3 T. R., 366.) ltr.Daddsley, on the saw side, celled attention to the con. dialog views take. of these whites in the three cowls, as sa asguntent imperatively seeming the eesessity of sending this coos to • superior and heal tribes& Ho contended, that on the true priesiple It, the sonstrsation of there sta tutes, as laid down in Visor, and ether high authorities, the view put forward by hie learned friends and biased was the correct oat, and by which aloes every word, line, sad paragraph, would receive its proper lora and signifies doe. He alto contended that the authorities advanced by the Attorney-Osaeral, is showing eaten against the rale, were not such as were entitled to rewire say credit with rte wart, cppoesd as they were to the series of passages in Lord Coke, and the other great authors on whose authority the ride depreded. Navies contrasted these books end authors, the learned soused on the said polat argued, that as the King lad a benefit in the right of presentation the duplex quails was a matter which touched the King, sad as such the jadgoseat wee gas whisk might be used against the crow in the presseilege ia taw (=peat. At the conclu sion of tits honed sogwent the wart tads time to awasidar. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—YWETZADAT. heroes Va. cour uncootaa UOIIIOTD. IN Ka Tnaorions Ds Rentone. The bankrupt,loeneral de Ithmigny, who had held the ofSee of aide-de-cesip to the late king of the Preach, came over to thiewantry shortly after the revolution of 1848, and had carried on a small business as coot simian agent for the sole of French goods. in St. Itildred'e court. Ile was wade • backrupt a few months ago, Ls a merchant, dealer, ai.d ehapman. This was a meeting for the last examination, and also an adjourned nestles for the choice of assignees. ' ire. James stated that the woowsta is this ease Latino% been filed, and the bankrupt had not been able to surrender under the bankruptcy ; he was still detained us FAusee, owing to his being unable to procure a passport. Hs held his head *letter from lions. earlier,' the prefect of police, addressed to Gee. Rnmigny, stating that the circumstances which induced the refuel of his puspoet on a former occasion still existed. In this state of drain, it was alestly impossible for the bankrupt to have surrendered within the time appointed; the present application therefore was that the court would extend the time fur gummier, in pursuance of the power given by the 104th section of the sew set, which provides that—" The court shall have power, from time to time, to enlarge the time for the bankrupt our. rendering himself for such time as the wart shall thick tit, se as every such order be made at least six days Ware the day on which such bankrupt was to surrender himself." Mr. Lawrence opposed the farther adjonniment, sad con tended that no " lawiutimpediment" had been proved, within the meaning of the 261st section. His Honour said he thought it a case in which the court might properly exercise its discretion of enlarging the time for surrender. The last examination was then adjourned until the 10 . . h of September. Debts to the amount of 1,3711. were proved, chiefly on the part of French creditors. means h.ve yet been afforded fur ascertaining the total amount of the general's liabilities, as nothing in the shape of accounts has been rendered. The following gentlemen were chosen assignees : Mr. J. H. Hodgson, of Brick-mom Temple, gentleman, and X. Alphonse Velem Depot, of Amiens, mansfaeturer. MIDDLESEX SESSIONLYZWIMMDAY. BOORS Na. SOJSANT ADAMS ARS A BMW or MAGISTRATES. The July Oeseral Quarter Session of the Peace, for the county of Middlesex, commented yesterday morning, at the &Pions House, Clerkenwell. The calendar contained the names of 63 primers for trial, of whom 60 were committed foe felony, and awe for misdemeanor. ROI.IIIKT BY • RAILWAY 13Z1tVAIIT. Thomas WAite, 20, was indicted for having stolen 27Ibr of sager, the property of the London and North-Western Railway Company. At the latter sad of May Messes. Martin and Pry, brokers, purchased of Messrs. Schroeder and Co., sugar bakers, of St. Oaorge'emx-the-East, one hundred lessee of refined sugar, on account of Mews. Dukin and Co., of Wolverhampton, for conveyance to whom they were delivered to Moan. Piektord and Co. In due coarse they were properly delivered at the Camden town station, but oely 97 were delivered to Messrs. Dekin sad Co. Oa the evening cf Saturday, the let of June, the pri soner was even by a policeman in Hawley-rood, C mdeß town, carrying a loaf of sugar, and when questioned as to how he obtained it, he :seas evasive answers, threw it down, and ran away. lie was, however, captured immediately, and the sugar-loot was found to be one of those stolen from the railway. The prboner had been in the employ of the foreman of ermine cleaners at the Camden stein', and on the day on which the rubbery took plena be was seen getting over a wall into the yard in a very suspicions manner. Guilly.—Sentenced to six swaths' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. OUILDHALL. _ _ _ CHARD, or STLLLINO JIMILLIIII%—Hugh R. Macklin, Mary Macklin, H. Osborne, N. Brown, and S Paul, were brought up on remand for further examination on the chugs of stealing a gold chain value 20 guineas, two silver spoons value 41., a large quantity of wearing apparel, some jewel lery, a very valuable collection of Roman cameos in morocco Cu.., together with varic.us articles of sera, the property of Mrs. "'peen; who is at present travellii.g in Italy. Several articles of wowing apparel were produced, having been traced by the offlzers, a part of the property stolen from the premises of Dr. Tilt. Mary Macklin appeared very anxious to make a full cau -1 fusion of all eke knew relative to the robbery. Alderman Salaams said that any statement she might wish to make must be perfectly voluntary, and not the effect of any promise of favour or threat held out by the either or any one else, or the court could not receive it; but v hatever she might say would be taken down, and used as eviience, either against herself or the other prisoners, by the court, and that, haying duly cautioned her with regard to making any acknowledgment, in coasegstenee of say inducement that may have been held out to her, be would bear any statement she might still wish to make. Mary Weeklies was then taken out of the dock, and placed in the whams box, and, having been sworn, stated that she had been in the parries of Dr. Tilt, of 8, York-street, Port- Inas-square, since August last. The prowler Hugh Macklin was her brother, and Brown and Osborne her fellow-servants. She knew Paul. but hedged= nothing of her for the last two years. She believed there were about eight or nine boxes in we of the upper rooms in Dr. Tilt's house when he resided is Oloncestar-road. The name of " Present " was on ail of them. They wars first °posed In the early part of March last by the prisoner Brown and herself, for the purpose of sessetalaing the contents of them. Only one of the boxes was examined on that occasion. It contained several beau tiful Roman mimeos =set, and in 'morocco cases. Brown took two of there and she took one, which she gave to Osborne, who pledged it, and gave the ticket to Hugh Mack lin. When Dr. Tilt removed to York-street, the boxes were placed In the kitchen, when they were all weed from time to time, and the property removed. The gold chain and spoons were seen by Mary Macklin Is one of the boxes directly it was tweed open by Macklin and Osborne. At that moment the bell rang, and she was obliged to pup stairs when she comedown her brother had the d. te.W and Osbo rne had the spoon'. On opening one of the boxes, which was dose b means of a hammer, a very Madame India scarf was a sad divided between Brown and herseU. All that time Brown observed that " the halt was ao use to Mary Meektissand she might make away with it and give her the ticket.' May Macklin _pledged her share for eg. sad me Brown the ticket. BIN then stated that several artistes of wearing apparel and a valuable cameo, whisk had bees pokiest' in the wane of examination, were all taken eat of the beim la her pregame, either by herself or the ether prisoner, Paul excepted. Dr. Tilt said he could swear that the boxes sad contests were the property of his idster-la-law, Mrs. Pynsent, u they were pissed is his ears some time back by that lady. He mold not identify a single ankle of the having maw of It before. Primers geoliPrella never nst esasm to the boom unless by fraudulent earmach as solar bed bees bees left with him (Dr. Tilt). He had examined all the boxes with the of eyes and they all hors the ansageoge of kaZro st r a lmeewith violence. Won= said he considered the evlllesee e fa the abuses of any ese to identify the property, _ _soli re euotetive, but yet as eseapiete was the 'has of isfeemstles ass to rheright it would be advisable to bead the awe ir ' the otoriisealles of • Jury. It might be as well Is tams I Ilse pion= list icons his ro tation to eseemti thas he Mel, midi w eseeptlea of Paul, whose reeessheseee would I b. enlarged, and she hold to bell to appear est mom the =e . at the Coated Criminal Overt sea amisst, lie therein, reload them until Friday next, sad be the swastise inqutefw mold be instituted with revolt Is the teeth of lie =As by Mary Maeklia ressolis W disposal of s perils Mae preguty, aad the depeeltleeh, eamabi be premed tastier that soy sight be reed est te I whyes Friday. nye Was the eig hi t enatiaatios of the primer% the Mat was seetried M emirs, it having bees uadetotood that 'llk would be tie OW eisethiaties pretest to Wit Was mod' VOW IMWM , SZW•IIIV V 0•11110 Ow KattaLousterss.--Ms Betts, a powsetol. Wag mei saw. was holly ezeallsei 'bested with tio sissdosypiew of Willies Rory Westlake. Os Ibe orweisi of flowloy. sloe KW at Use, hi intaaaar, sma ememedi, ass several wow wee= inn mallow skew salves is a pstg. knee is ?moires*, St. Lakes, tykes two NM Irsd high mode, sad detirmlaed T he r/ tide dish pees by dewing la Holleirey•itelda. deeesseel e Many tie battle, ehalleepit the Brisson to son with hi., whir& b. 1111(110*d deb* sad ea Twig Um ergo et action the de emed sod evert I of his 1111111111pakte MOWS' the primer, jeered hi., end threatened hl., whisk he bore patiently wall they utivai i Otiotwee, she. the deouwed fibbed' his heads en the Isissenee bee. sad week Ida ea the swath, with& earned Nod to dew profanity. Thu eaeitell his ire, a whisk he teemed M the id, struck deesealid es on mid, brooked hi. dew. end his head eosin la see ten with the karbetranicith reesived a severe lejsey whisk seheequestly eased his UM. A eareeerb 'straw woe Mil apes the body, sad the jury Mewled s verdict of noniengister stalest the pioneer. who had twee reneaded fres Ibis Win for the molt of the leeriest. by the *dyke of Mr. Walreft the Ones, reserved his defer" and he was fay easesacted he trial. LAMBETH. Tim Pontine° or • Dimmerinn Remy.— Williams Eiward Hoke, lately a clerk la the Aosemelegieseeffisseldie Loudon ad South Western Railway Compaq. kagisegdit op for final esuninotion, *hefted with forging sad Onlas a deSenture bond for 2,000 , the property of the•sweesp. The depositions WO read EDIT to the primer t i le chief clerk, whoa Mr. &WU asked him wheats. he to say anything, as he steed folly committed y Mks kis trial at the ensuing Old Bailey Swims for the forgery and larceny.—Mr. Games, who appeared for the prisms', de clined stating anything.—The primmer was accordingly com. witted, end ell the witaesses bound over to preemaw. ROBBING CIIILDREN.—dwoo Oreion was shamed with stealing wearing apparel from children. Sarah Scott. an intelligent &slid nine years old, residing with her parents in Sand.ord•row, Warmth, stet , d that on the afternoon of the 18th of June she went to East-street, Walwortti, with a basket containing a gown, Weide en her way the prisoner came up to her and told her it she would go with her to the Diver-road she would give her a doll. She took her down a lane, and snatched the basket from her end ran away. She was an the prisoner was the party. J. Cooper, about seven years of age, stated that the prisoner secoated him on Kennington.eommoo, and told him if he west with her a little way .he would give him a cake. She took him a little distance, sad snatched his biome of, with which she ran away. He saw her on Friday night, near the liiisphast and Castle, when be called Clark, the constable, and gave her into custody.—Remanded until Saturday. THAMES. TEE INFURIATED CONSTABLE —John Mogan, 173 H, was brought up on remand, charged with stabbing a fellow. constable, named Mosely, 117 H, who officiates se gaoler at Leman street, and also with wending his iaer.ctor, Mr. Forbes; but as the wounded =ma, though now out of danger, was unable to attend, the ems, on th application col Inspector Dania, was mensaded he a week. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MY 3, 1810. From M. LONDON OA ZETTE.—Tueselay, July 2. BANKRUPTS, Joins Bats, South Audlsystreet, Miramar, to surrender July 12 at 14, and Aueust 20 at 11, at Itssinghall.street. 001., Browne, Law. mos pountney.bill ofL weld., Edwards, riambroot.court. JANIS COUBLIT, IJaotiliw Pertbaley, Monmouthshire. July 13 and August IS, at II at Brlnol Court. tiols., Josses, Worcester, and Messrs. Boma, Bristol ; serle., Aeraman, BristoL Turman Kowaana, Newport, Monmouthshire, Irootsunder, July 16 and August 13, at Ilr at Brion)! Court. Sole, Witt= aced nom, Bristol : uff. mtg., ItuttooPriotol. Seam LAYINOTOM, Ueeir.a, Wiltshire, grocer, July 15 sad August 14, at 11, at Bristol Cwt. Bola., Wall and Wittey, Devises, sod' Stars. Benin, Bristol ; of. .Ng., Mutton, Bristol. Jowa Low, Mancbaster, Manahoder warrboumman, July 1$ and August tt. at IL at Manelmeter Court. 6015., AIIuILIOI2 and Co., Manchester; of. aedg !lobos, Matarhoster. Tweaks Lutaus Easter, prortaim dealer, July 0 sod August 7, at it. at Xmas Court. col., Fryer, taster; of. swig., liistscl, Exeter. Crammer Neruda, %cup, Lascashire, Innkeeper, July IS and August 6, at IL at Manchester Court. Sol., Lord, Rochdale ; off. marg., Memehester. lAII Itent.ra, Cow!ferley, Portable,. contractor foe Willa works, soil August 3, at 11, at L. cds Lburt. burst, Sykes, Milner br and Kirkbutton, ;and Courtenay, Leeds; of. orig., llope, EDWASD BWANT/100111..1111Olillflef, Here Rehire, whin Merchant, July II and Aura* 8, at 12, at Birmingham Court. burs., James, Leominster, and Midterm and Co., Iliritungli.ma; off. aasig..Vidpy, Birmingham. DECLAIRTIONS OF DIVIDENDS. TATRA Amnia, Uverpool, buileer—let die. of 4p., July 4, I and any subsequent Thursday, at Caseoove'it. Liverpool. Yilcuer Bum, Liverpool, corn merchant—And die. of bd., and Ist die. of 46. on sew proofs, July 4, and any aubsequent IburaJay, at ,senovee, Liverpool. RICKARD Btomocr.t.. Ilooton, Cheehirr, banker—let div. of 3d., July 4, and any subrqu nt Tburwlay, at (KACIIOIVA Liverpool. RICKAKD Bcrourcr., Liverpool, distiller—Jed die. of 3d., and Ist di,. of la. Id. on new proofs, July 4. and any subsequent Thursday, at Cesearnes, Liverpool. itriu ion Gamma r, seu„ Eccleetoo. Lancashire, c,al proprietor-Ist dia. of 125., July 4, sod any subsequent Thursday, at Carenores, • LiverpooL. • J.llllOl WIL/414 And JON 4 Meek, Liverpool, Merthants —lst dn. of In., July 4, aid any subeequent Thunday, at (.41enoTe's, Liverpool. Jowl Ras, Liverpool. merchant-Ist div. of 12a, July 4, and any subwquent Thursday, at Cazenose's, LiverpooL JOHN 1101.1021 : 4 11 LIAM* Cheflhire, landin2 waiter in the Customat Liverpool 2 -3th dis. , if Is end 10, 2nd, 3rd. and 4t h diva of 45., on new proofs, July 4, sild any subsequent Thursday, sl Casenoves, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—JuIy 27. J. Clarke, Stourbridtre, Worcestershire, grocer—July 23. IL Baby, Prestos, Lancashire, batter. CERTIFICATES to be pantrf3, rim! °suss W shows to the sontrary _ an the day of rosetiag. July 23. J. Hawley, Liverpool, confectioner-July 23. W. Halos., Manchodu tailor-July 23. J. Hurry, Liverpool, wine ont reliant- July 23. J. Mellor. Manchester, haberdasher-July 23. A. A. Watts, Bernernatreet, printer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-N. Anlill end C. "'airman, Sun. derland, wine and .plot merchants-E. Bennett and IL Bennett, Sheffield, plumbers-D. L. Burn, IL smith, G. Smith, R. Strong, T. 1). Neave, It. Burn, W. C. Le Geyt. J. Findlay, and G. Vane, Cal. cotta, Hung Kong, and Manchester, merOante-W. Cogan, Munster street and V. Left wth, Cumberland-market. Regent's-tork-W. Cooper and J. W. Wainwright, Bradford, Yorkshire, packers-IL Garton and W. Johnson. Leeds, pawnbrokers-P. Cream and W. Stephenson, Kingston-upcullull, carvers -T. Duey and E. Itaisbeek. Lord.. . tuf f manufacturer-J. Ihinthont and C. Cuthbert, Broadwall, Blackfriars, corn nierchanta-T. W. Flint and S. Tootal, 'Gunton ober...MlL stock and share brokers-T. Gardiner and R. C. Wright, tirestuunastrect, City, agents -A. It. Geodday and P. Rue., Toting, Er•hel, millere-IL Hardy and R. J. Hasdy, V. kitehaven, Cumberland, ship builders-J. Henry and W. Josetihs, New Broadotreet, City, merchants-Ann Hipper and J. Yong, Claurlion-upon-51edlock, len. cs-hire, wine and spirit merchants-E. Iliad", T. Brown, J. Walms. ley, and J. Rhodes, Bradford, Yorkshire, tailors-N. W. Hodges and E. Davis, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, anetioneers-D. U. kin. and W. Hopkins, Davies-street, Berkeley-enure, casein:makers- Right Hon. John Hobart lad llowelen G. ilorsington, and T. Richankon, Wingate litany and Castle ides, Durham -hlizabeth Jey and Jane Ilsncock, Bristol, milliner.-B. Levy and 8. Levy, Man. chester, merchant tailors-E. Lloyd and U. R. Price, Pope's Head. alley, City, stock and share broken-IL Lobel. A. Edon, and F. Lobel. illation-garden, wholesale confectioners, so for as regards F. Laird -B. Love, rm., and R. Love, jun., Manchester, deniers in cotton yarn -T. Lytbgoe, I. Eldertoo, and W. Corium, Manchester coal fuer. cbanis-J Brussels, so far ae regards Ida connexkin with the Union Bank of London -J. Mine and J. Ingham, Liverpool. wool. staplere-J. Milos and T. Walker, Blackburn, Lancashire, grocers- J. Pain, A. N. Jones, arse J. T. Pain, Fort-street, Old Artillery.ground, silk manufacturers-0. Parry and J. Hawley, Holborn-44k City, wholesale clieeseLongers-J. Peters and D. Peters, Ivy-aueet, Hun. ton, dyers-T. Phials, R. Anoint, and J. Carr, Imperial Saw-nulls. Wenlock-road, timber metelonta -J. Plowman and I. Luck, Oxford, architects-R. B. Preston and C. Rosa, Liv I, beamfounders-S. Rioted° and T. Boohoo, AngeLeourt, City-J aedson, A. Ronald. goo, T. Richardson, G. E. Burrell, and J. blood, Edinburgh and Glas gow so far aa regards J. Mo d• J. Riettardaan, jun., A. &maids." T. 'Windom', G. E. Ituraell, 1. Mood, and H. Brown, Edinburgh, Clialrow Greenock, and Port tilagow so far as regards 51. Brown ,. !Heti:Wein, A. Ronaidaon, T. RiChardwas, and D. Rachardoon, Glassow, merchants, so far as regard.) their connexion with the erns of Richardson. John-tone, sad Co., Mauritius-J. Richardson, Ghia. gow, merchant, so far u retorts Ida connexion with the Union Bank of . outland and the National fire and Life Itteurinue Company of Scotland-F. Illgarlaked sad W. V. Butcher, Cheltenham-place, Lam beth, money lenders-E. J. Butt and Y. K. Pare" Portaea, Hamp shire, general medical and surgical preWtioners-A. Skeen and C. = 7 ; mai lasid s f .e. a-I. F. Irmit and J. Cote Viordalcy, Stalfordahire, Thouley, men., S. y, Jun., and J. Knight, Terabit noniabeturera, so far as regards K. Thontley, son.-l b ro l ener and T. siewerby, Middleabeough, Yorkshire, slap brokers-E. Weller and W. Weller, Arnerahant, Buckinghamshire, common brewers-T. ielleco, J. Hal t, E. Hemingway, and M. New some. Dewsbury, Yeermins, woollen manafnetturers, so far as retards J. Hall-W. N. Whoa and J. Jones, Liverpool, general merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Roam Cum, Glasgow, auctioneer, July 5 and Aug. 2, at the Len ' dos Hotel, Glasgow. WILIAM( GIANT. Ellaseden, Argyleshire, cattle dealer, July 9 and Aug. 1, at the Goomereil Inn, Joss brouir. NOWA IND" July Dossers .s and 29, at Birmennan's Cluunbare, Ban& Jamas Bun, Aberdeen, wriest, July 5 and 31, at the Advocates' Hall of Aberdeen. PUBLIC SALES. JULY 2.—By Yr. GRAIIAII, at Gerraway's—Leasehold estate, comprising the Itiog's Head public-house, Three Colt.street, Linehan**, and bones adjoining, let on lease for 1401., held for 48 years at 1001.-1,0001. Twenty-six houses Temple sad Hope-struts, Bethnal green-toad, producini 3951. 24. per annum, held for 66 years at 791. 10e., in on-2,0601. Leasehold houses, Richard.street, Islington, producing 1261. per annum, tens 20 years at 304 - 6995511. Two houses, Brunswick-street, Islington, let for 681., term 69 at 44-1001. earn at shop and premises, Bt. John-street, let for 601., tens 38 years at 161.-3901. Four bonen, Bermondsey New-road and Orange road, geoduing 761. 10s. net rental for 29i years-4601. Leasehold, property, 140, Bonthwark-bridge-road, and premises In rear, prod, ailing 611.8.. net for 33 years-3601. Beer-house and tea gardens, Hill-street , Peckham, let for 304, bald for 621 years at 41-3601. Three freehold houses, Paradise-row, Old Ford, let for 801. —BBO4 Improved ground rent of 111. 10s., encored for 99 years ups 7 houses, Bly-plaoe, Globe-read.; Bethnal-green-2061 THZ MINING DlsTiticrii.—The great minority of the ninon in the several tansies, except that of colytow u have now resumed their occupation, at the tense ag reed epos, via., U. id. of a daily wags. In that di/W* ever, the Ode of matters is exactly the oonene of what ensile elsewhere. Is it the great malerity of the Made are Ws I esly a few et the employers there have sided the made= sought foe. Upwards of 2,000 men, therefore., are still sUE:gt. Is the Airdrie district th er e are way nem MO ed bands. while in the others the sum ben en Meer. Their regulation ee sales is etAll maistelseds bewene, sad they are desirous of lespanin it. lay as arressesemst ems to, those who have is elosialeg employmen pledged themselves to sostribste dd. dilly fee the belied et &ink les fonosits fellows. Let week there was 84 linliaties *rimed* **far this bilks. The ossrespessB wee, that a=ste wee eamernesed Nei meet sumeresely by those Ise the bunk of whom the sasses wa s Any bison of lan was &seemed In the stresses& Mein Their peressedess, lispeetsalties, and areas wen elective, wee adopted promiling i men stria is.. wilt the silo is fetus. We sadessissil the alum C -" tre Arsine sad Falkirk distriele—vitie were Mar spieling elk essionesat—have set yet boss broeshe to amyl Imp Smapendes.— The Gimp. Dail, Moil. BlAlt.tiEra. COTTON.--Ltvininn‘ :air I—The vitalist tcrday was airy stiff sat ta sato are estimated et 10,0C11 ban, twelediat WA been for epaulettes sad 100 for export. 1111Astolisrna, AULT 2.—There ha been a fair brine*, is gem and oiler wok 4prool for slab es within the last tort- WM. lbw arequesse least WM too firmly realatanse. wad as Mae& ler • Imolai sepleL The mom lielmo watts of jars on in pea limod, oat thee k Popploy, Dot aft es 800100. ••• b%•••• 1 •Ife baba Yeas uswaseteww• theetie ngi r4e wale stilt • epoplo of sesta ege said be totelt et aPI thls deo loot your Pt froot 44 to IL loodeo4 et 91 to Pi Psi Muds (poi maie),ler PPM 111 was paid • us* of ostallooom poolie tram meal% relate at lit per lb. Itte lOW deselpawief dabs we NO same a mask and •Me JIMA la ciellfittood la ear arten. Doosulloolt. moot farlis poise now be tomosteatbor moos pt. pot rotes the roompr log a smoth or la weeks No. WOOL--iPMDZISPIZIA July 2.—lt Is naturally ewe posted br Wool dealers that et this er;on of tee plers-alr amount of booboo may be dons la Germs' woods; bei Uwe urger Was I so Uttle doing Is that brae& of our trade is Is doing it the insane time; ebll4 In **wad Wool, In price from Is. N. to le. did. per lb., a good Weiner Is doing. WOOLLENS —Lulus, July 2.—Thera has been a fair baleen dose taday. The 'Woke( sloth la the market ts exceed flatly sea, end dootalaw the wag of choke hes Malted the bueitteu to ease eitaat. MANUFACTURES.— HVDDEL'PIILD. July 2. Tbe I manufacturers are busy to order, and all kind, of low fancies meet with ready sale in the Ilan. Minton aof various kinds seem to be in ' particular r quest, whilst black doe skins are rather neglected at pie sent. Priem are fires. Ouusoow, July I.—Our cotton yarn and fronds market , uratiases vary ma. 4. with an upward teerkmay In prices, patien t lady Us yarns. IRON.—ataettow, Jul, I.—The market for pig Iron remains without thaw, and mind numbers, good brands, most be quoted 113 e. per ton cash. CORN.—HALTAWORTU, July 2.—The Wheat trade ruled very firm at heir figures; supply rather limited. Nothing doing in other grain. the drought continues very severe with at. Wheat, white, 40a. to Os. ; red. Is.. to 41.. per qr. Hutt, July 2.—During the put week a good deal of rain has fallen. whereby the spring crops and restarts are much be nefited. The Wade has been quiet, with more diopontion to buy. fresh red Wheals beteg more to request' and of these our stook and import to light. To.do we had a moderate supply;uf farmers' Wheat, for which an irmanee of la per qr. nu demanded, and for best simples obtained : pries' paid wee. 41s. to 425. per qr. Glib. Wheata. Vine malting Barley meets buyers, and an advance I. paid upon good grinding. A geed arrival of bum" etymal cargoes of which are out °Cognation ; some pascais are going to granary, the market Ming momentarily doll. A hale liquify for Peas, and nut way offering. Oats are rid. darer. to Linseed rather 01.0r5 bUY/1. Filler, Itlrtlt. . . . . quotations being effected. Cakes see very arra. flap; Cake's. which were very dull this day ae'neright, es perhiser Porno improvement, and are worth 77n. 6d. to-day. The following em the quotations :- Wheat, English, red, per qr., 40s. to 47a.; white, 42.. to 43e.; Dintsit and Konipbevg, 42a. to 435.; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 37e. to 40a.; DanO, Itolstein, and TriesiLanel, 325. to 36*.; Ruston, and lkiewa, 30e. to Ma. Oata, English, 13a. to 17s. • Danish, 13s. to 17s. • Friesland, 13e. Od. to Its. ; RUAILL 124. 04. to 17a. Od. liar. ley. 'malting, les. to Us.; grtadmg , 17e. to 2oa. Beano, 21s. to 24 e. ; foreign, 21.. to 13s. Peas, white yellow, and blue, 245. to 26.. ; grey and block, 32a. to I'm. Urged , Bich Fe; 42e. to 415.; Petersburg, 34. to 42a.; Rigs sod Arehonge4, 36e. to 408. • Konigsberg and Memel, 3M. to Tbs. Linseed Cakes. Hull, 61.105.001 ; gas foreign, fil. 55.; In ferior, SI. 3s. Rape Cakes, 77a.lid. Tares, English, ; foringn, to 260. Guano, 61. to 101. I6s. Bones, 90e. Od. Rye 31. 10s. imports for the week: Wheat, 4,021 qrs.; Barley, 5,143; Oat,, 1,730 ; .PAMIIII, 4,424; Pas, SOO; Unseal, 1,704; Oil Cakes, 400 tans; Eienei;tet. " • " ' Irswicw, July 2 —But little Wheat offering to-day, and ta-f wet k's prices were well supported. Beane, Pea., and Oats a short supply, bat fully equal to the demand, and sold slowly at Late rates. Liana, July 2.—We are w.ll supplies with Wheat, 7nr which there is a fair demand, at last Vrlday's price■. Matting Barley DOD inA. Oats and Beans do not vary in slur. At ror.a, Bits week: Wheat, 0,4J7 ; Oats, 365 ; Beane, 229; Flour, 10; Shelling, 120. Lzwr.6, July I.—Owing to the thin attentlnnce of bnyen and sellers at our market, but Gale burins wav transaeted there. fore the quotations of all sorts of grant rem.on as ou Tawas, lasi. Wheat, white, lot. to.. to 111. • red, 9f. 10s. to 10f. Barter. 225. to 245. 17.1.. LW. to ils. Demi. 235. to 21s. I'eu. 280. to 3.5. LointiPOOL, JULY 2. - The Wl* lea arrivals of Grain, Meal, and Flour Irons Ireland and mattress are again light; but from abroad the receipts are large, principally of 8 sad Ewer : 30,231 qr. of the former, riz, from A:menden .3,552 qrs., Dutch Ports, 6.920 qrs. ; Baltic Ports, 4,125 qrs. ; Canada, 934 qrs. ; and from France, 4,873 qrs. with 13,449 auks of Flour. We have also 11,228 bets. of Canaan; Flour, no the United Stites. The import of Indian Cern is 16,569 ma., end the export 10,809 qrs. The Grain trade has been tolerably steady during the week, and no marked change has occurred in any of the quutatiote, except ImPan Corn, which has given way about la. pa qr. There was a moderate attend ance of town and country millers and dealers at our market that morning, who bought to a fair extent of Wheat and Flour, paying mum the same priors aa on this day se'anight. Nor was there any change in the value of any other article of the tra le, except Indian COM, which was Is. 6d. per quarter lower for Yellow, and 64. per quarter for White Corn, tnan last Tuesday. American Yellow Corn was sold, ex.ship, at 2.41. 61. per 44011 w., and at the close of market there were buyers at this rate, but no sellers under Va. Priors ;- Wheat, Engiish per 701b5., red, as. Gd. to 3a. VA L; extra, 56.10 d. to 6a.; white, be. 9d. to 6e. Od.; extra, 6s. Od. to 6s. 4d. ; Irish, rod, ss. 3d. to M.. 7d.; extra, U. 70. to U. 9d.; white, fe. Sok. esl.; extra, 3s. &Ito 3e. 9d. Barley, Ranch and Irish, per 601ba, 2e. 9d. to 3a. Od. Malt, per qr., English, pale, 40.. to 525. ,• Iruh, 3Ss. to 43a. Oats, per 45:01., English and reotck 2s. &I. ti 2s. 10d.; tWelob, 2s. Id. to is. 6d. ; Irish, tine sorts, 2a. 6d. to 2a. did.• general, Rae sorts, 2a. 4d, to Is. sd. ; Beans, per qr., Em . rllsh, 275. to 31 e. • Scotch and Irish , per 4801 M, 23a. to 21s. Peas, per qr., Faeliali, white, 23a. RI to 265. 6d. Flour, per leolbs., English and Irish snoods 23e. to 266. ; tine, Ire. to 20..; superfine , 265. Od. to 30s. Od.; ext r a, 32a. GI. to 135. Gd. Oatmeal, per losd of 2401b5., Irish, 1819, 21s. Od. to 21a. Gd. ; old, 21 s. Od. to 31s. Od. ; Canadian, old, 20*. Od. to Its. 841. Bran, per 241ba., 10d. to Is. Foreign ; Wheat, Canadian, per 701 h., red, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 7d.; whim, Gs. od. to Oa. ML; United Mates, red, M. 9d. to ss. 11d.; white, 04, tots. 4d.; Inane. mixed and red, ss. CA. to 3s. led.; high naixed•fe.Gd.to6a. les ; Lower Baltic anal Hamburg, red, 5a.M.1.t0G5.3d.; Rhenish, 3s. 6d. to 3.. 10d.; Biga and Petersham, red, M. to 3e. 34.; Archangel, 4s. 16d. to 2a. Od.; Odessa, common. ied, ss. Oil.to 3a. Bd. ; Polish, 5.. 3.1. to su. 651.; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, ss. 4d. to white, be. 7d. to Si. lid.; Ban= and MarianopoU, red, is. 3d. to 3e. Gcl.,• Egyptian, 3.. 9d. to 4s. Id. • Mediterranean, he., bard, red. 4s. fid. to se. Od. Rye, per qr., Baltic!, be, des. 40 245. Earley, per 601 b., grinding, M. 9d. to Ss. Od. Oats per 4".1b., 2s. ed. to 2s. lod.; Russian. M. 6•1. to 20. 7d. Beans, per qr., European, 245. to 27..; Egyptian, per Meth., 11.. 6d. to 225. Od. Pews per qr., Mania, an white, 258. to 265.; Canadian, 24.. Od. to 22.. Flour, per MI 196th., Canadian, sweet, 221.0 d. to23e. Od. ; U.S. WeetemCanal, sweet, 226.6 d. 23.. Od. ; Ohio, 23.1 to 345. 6d. ; Philadelphia and E4timore, sweet, 235. f to 24s4 . Canadian, sour, 19s. Cd. 215.; French, super ' tine, per sacked 260106., 31e.0d. to 33e.C.1. Indian Crimper 46016.,Amm rice, white, 2ro. 6d.40 275. 6d.; yellow, 26.. Od. to 2Gs. 6d.; harm poen, yellow, 265. &I to 276.04. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961b a 14a. Od. to 12a. Arrivals and 'sports from the 25th June to the Id July, incluaive, into Liverpool and RUDC0111:-Wheat. 31,341 gra. • Barley, ; 2,113 ; Malt, 1,755 . Oats, 2,615; Beane, 3,536 ; Pew, 5,140 . ; • Indian Own, 10,539 ; Oatmeal, 126 tacks ; Flour, 17,999 sacks, and 11,302 brim Exports to Ireland :-55 beat, 115 qrs. • Rye, 125; Beans, 138; Pcsa,l3; Indian Corn, 10,734; Indian ten; Meal, 416 bee ; Oat • meal, 200 sacks; Flour, 130 sacks and 339 bets. LYNN, July 2.-A small supply of Wheat to-day, and no • alteration in prim. of I tit week; 62 1 5. to G3 l bs., 402. to 425.; fide, 4.31. ; white, 47a. Oats, ettlbs. to 421b5., yea. to 17e. Beans, 265. to 275. NeWCASTLII, July 2.—The weather to day is cloudy, ate compeniel by a coder temperature. Our market opened this morn ing without any animation, and continued lifeless till tho close. A few small parcels of hoe fresh Norfolk yellow Wheat road in retail at 445. t er 63das., but to have gutted any quantity 435. must have been taken. The transactions in foreign were also limited, and biotite.* confined to the best qualities. Flour also slow pale, and 20s. per sack obtained with dillmalty for the best marks of Nortoik house. holds. Grinding Barley, Ms. to 21s. per or., weighing Whit- per barbel. White Peas sauce and inquired fur. Oats still continue dm, and foreign very unsaleible. PLYMOUTH, July 2.—The weather for several days has been cool, with much rain, which has retarded the hay harvest in this district, and what Is cut is likely to sulky from wet ; but other vegetation Is Improved by the rain; Wheat is generally in ear, and eppears healthy. Barley and 0111 S are shooting into ear. Potatoes generally look strong, and free from disease. At this morning's market some holders of Wheat asked an advance of la. to 2s. per qr. which stopped sales, although business to some extent was after. wards done at fully late prices. Imports co..tinue moderate, and farmers' supplies are very small. BALlittill UT, July '2.—The weather during the last two or three days has been cold, attended with frequent showers, which Las operated on the price of Wheat. Bur market to-day was rather thinly attended, and the supply of Wheat short. Farmers asked more money, and the millers were unwilling at first to secede to their terms, which checked business for a time, but ultimately the trade became inure animated, and an advance of to. per qr. in most M. stances was realised. The Flour trade was firm. lo Barley, aits, Beans, and reas but little business was transacted, and prices unal. tered. Wheat, white, 41s. to als. • red, We. ts 411. Best Barley, 113 e. ; middling, 20s. to 225.; inferiar, 176. to IS.. limn. Epp Alan, dia. to SW.; English, old, Jas. to Ma. Pees, 22.. w I:9s. per qr. Malt, C. 6,t. to Is. per beilesi. Tara. W. W. to Se. Flour, 23e. to 225. per sack. CATTLE, Ac.—Rorummium, July I.—We have hada analice supply of Beasts to this day's market, bat generally of good quality, more rspecisily front the north, including which are some splendid Bullocks, upwards of fie stone each, which brought tie per stone. Ws bar e a material decrease in numbers of Sheep. Buyers are numerous, yet Ire quote Beef a id s . Muer. Mutton minim is former quotstions. Beef, 34.6d.t0 6s per stone. Mutton, 40. to Sad. per lb. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WIDNLIDAT. JULT 3, 1350. The State of the Weather at each of the following placi 0 Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The statism are in order of Matadi. Named rims. I whid. i iir %:. °I MwedWestbm AllutriS ...... POWINIOM VOLIBRONII TONUIDGB I Brsro~.. Wow.. OSZINWICaI Swum= ........ Osman Chaticema Lumen Comma's 171171011Til BOINNIAIIA ego, Ihnrcesuurs....... Saimaa Lula= ........ ' nommen &W. &W. &W. S.W. N.W. W. &W. N.W. &W. &W. &W. axon brew Oastie lever Oemils Wan Gistl, Bram Nati Bram Free Dimas Gala Bross On& Drew Ciartle Snow girds aeon Was Mow Gem& Drew Stasi Draw Bacag byre rill. 1... On tie awls Strew Brom Meg Goads gr lrene ew Moss Now Gado aro= Oistle Ileum elnaglnpose Gob linen Bozos. Dram &mg Orem Mei Diem Masi brow Mem Mum FaTtlally Cloudy Partially t.loudy Partially Limly Overcast iir . tialii aose: °afoul iiTtally. Cloudy Cloud y Partially y Partially timely Partially Cloudy Overcoat r..Xialy Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Qw Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Rain Partially Cloudy Partially Cindy Overimmt .... . Audilly Coady Paredly Cloudy = Cindy TRIO DAY, Noox. Wind. Strewth of Via& Wathste. W.B.W. Simi BTOIOI6 illoway. The remiss tram the isllewleg please did set resell Ibis adios to time ler radioed= yesterday ; they drestat Wiest, the Mate el the weather ex Moeda morels. II 1 sine °Week. _ __ —..-- 4.1 1 1 W 7 - ams Brom LW. LW Weise &row. Moo W. Mole BMW itTUGAli gsti Qat/ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS, Men Oft POPepriarkall •utepae wens." aid • Li ed .. CASUALTIES. Catbevina, Valk, from Homes to Brivtol, wu wreck e d Hortensia to-dey ; crew caved.-11j•wring, Jane 23. Gaimals, Watio6. of Banff, from Daatec for Lotioo e , s►an on Dragon Reef, morning of 2lth Wet., but en . *tad off same evening by lightening the vessel, valkibied no apparent damage, and Intl min te d yi AM favourable wind.—Elsinore, June 28. Mei Haadterg Ha Lisboa Paoli* ladis vii Bastbsaien Innis vanilla Wes Boston and BalUsx Mexico and Havanna West India Stull A Wail V Arrsorrow-off Deal, July 1, from Atria's-at Newport, July I, from Aosiss-off Dal, July 2, hoot Airmen-off Famouth June 30, from AIsCROUDIM-It °reverend, July 2, Irma ,27 Miaow -at Gravesend, July 2, from. . . .... finnomut-at Liverpool, July 2, from .... .. Aom, Yarns-at Live* July 2, worn . .... Asysio& Puerta-at Liverpool, July 2, from DMA DIA-at Liverpool, July 2, from .......... Barsa.tunr--at Southampton, July 1, from ~.,. . .... Bar.vmeam-olf Falmouth, June .0, from ....... .. Boris ATRIAN-at Gravewild, July 2, fr0m....., CRARLia-St Gravesend, July 2, tram Caarcorr-st Gravesend, July 2, fr0m...., Orrora-at Liverpool, July 2, from ........... CON•faVATIVS-at Deal, July I, from ......... Cameras Lam-off Deal, July I, from ........... CADIZ Paczar-off Dover, July I, fr0m........, Omrreffir-ef &bombe, June 29, from Dawes-et Cowes, July I, from Llocroa Kerr -at Falmouth, June 20, from Divosimma-at Portsmouth, July I, from ..... Daisr-of Dover, June 29, from DART-at Liverrol, July 2, from Eurasera-st fverpool. July 2, from ..... . Er:Arse-at Cowes, July 1, Mom. ........... Emanera-at Hull, June :9, from Et.auhnern notnannme-off Deal itc July I, hen Fuanamen -at Gower, July I, FALCOR-off Deal, July I, from EANNT-at Portsmouth, July I, from Fauns-of Falmouth, July 1, from Pau:mega-at Gravesend, July 2, tram Faint-at Liverpool, July 2, from awards-at Liverpool, July 2, from Gloosincr-at Liverpool, July 2, from G. Tawausa-at Gravesend, July 2, Irma DLADIATOtt -at Deal, July I, from ILsertron-at Gravesend, July 2, :non 'DRAMA-at Liverpool. July 2, from Illaarroaosniat -et Liverpool, July 2, from DASTITA-st UTerpool. July 2, from Irons-at Cowie, Juno 30, from . . ........ Jaya Haaaroso -off Liverpool, Jul Jun u'Aac-at Liverpool, July 2, from Joan Berm-at Grartsend, July 2, friar ...... JOHAsPA-at Sandwich June" fromfrom Jun Caow-at Hull, July 1. from Joirm-4t Torbay, July I, from Jolts Bru.-off Deal, July I, from Jaw-of Deal, July I, from Joao-at Falmoutb, July I, from... ....... . . Juan-et Queenstown, June 30, from ..... Jassy Lou-of the Start, from Juan WITAOR -at Gravesend, July 2, ir.n tATTLT-at Gravesend, July 2, from Irani-at Gravesend, July 2, from Loos-at Gravesend, July 3 tr.im Loin MrUleara-at Gull, July I, from Law( %canna-at Liverpool, July 2, from 31•10AIICTRA-at Liverpool, July 2, from Maack -at Cowes, July I, from TRAMPUIa or Cuss Penance. June 21, fro Maar -at Clurenonnrn, June 30, from Nova SCOTIA-4X Den, July 1, from Nines at Gravesend, July 2, from Nsw MAROARAT -at DISTIVOIR, July 2, from Neva-at Gravesend, July 2, from Ntrrusors-at Liverpool July 2, from Faun-at Limped J , July 2, from Paoramos-at Gravesend, July 2, from Piti-arroa--at Gray...read, July 2, from Parrot Ataaar-off Deal, July 1, from PORTZ aLliaT--at Newport, July I, from. Pa.saa-at Queenstown, .i.luze 30, from Itossavo-at Hull, July 1, from Itinaan-et Dull, June 20, from Boas-at Plymouth. June 30, from ltaoixa-off Falmouth, July 1 from itorassms-off Liverpool, July 2, from. Swirrsvas-at Liverpool, July 2, from RASINA-at Liverpool, July 2, from Severn a-9ra or Mar -at Correa, July I, from Ban Ihommo-at Falmouth, July_ 1, from. Sr. GUCTIRey, Joe 2., from. Swim-at Torbay, July 1, from SWALLOW-at Gravesend, July 2, from Baum 11. Snow-at Liverpool, taly 2, from TALLENTILI-at Gravesend. July 2, ..... Taw. Aso Er.aatami-a - ralmout.„ June 30, Tau-at Falmoutn. July I, from Am -at Liverpool, July 2, from. Crcu szo-at Liverpool, July 2, from WILLSAM Wai-us -at Bristol, July 2, from Witnnarota-at Queenstown, * June 30, from Wa. Ann-uff Falmouth, June 30, from Wunracorar -at Falmouth, June 30, from We. arm Soma-at Plymouth, July I, from... . Want-off Deal, July 2, tram Wounsa-of Falmouth, June 30, from Wilaau-set Gravesend, July 2 .4 from TYuan-at Grsvestni, July 2 J . Tourowx-at Gravesend, uly 2, from. Tom-off Deal, July 1, heal Zasouts-at Beath, June 29. from SAILED. Aumnaot—trom Hun, June 3u, to iltsariann Euitu—frosa 6ra•eteud, July 2, to EiriuNrtrun—from Gray. scud, J..ly 2, ye . Ctrl or WTI') sumx— from Ciza.wend, July 2, t Gummi—trots Koklds, June 1, to DAWN - trom Shield', July 1, to Donovan—from Gr.irceend, July. 2, to Er. sone—from 11111, June 30, t' ED/NA—from Shield., July 1, to Giaerra—from GrAve.end. July 2, to I.assu.a liorron—from 4 ielde, July 1. to Inners'—from Sunderland, June 29, to 'cute—front !lull, June do, to Lumina —from Grave.end, July 1, to , 31•1041117—from llverpool, July 2, to 24.**ntso—frosi Grew...end, Ju'y 1, to.. Nicous—froin Cardiff, June 29, to rencnesn—team Gravesend, Juiy 1, to. ... lteencca—ltoza SundctLind, June 2., to Sawa—trout Sunderland, June 29, to Serrev—tram Deal, July 2. to Vicronta—treat Shield., July 1, to Nava—from hull, June 20, to WiLLlAll—from Swansea, June 29, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH Amnon, bound borne. June 2, off Cape St. Mt. err (trig), from Llaierwn f:r Quebec, ADVENTCRE (vhnoner , , June N, Lit. 41 N.. lon. CILALLKS AND Tnouu°, lit. 49 N., lon. 6 W. C•otz PAcnrr, from 3n da) a tot Imam . . N., len. 12.19 Vi. CAIOLINC Auntie oihip), fin. Slater, June 2S, Cue. (brig), of dumierlarel, from Ake-rid, ouent. " Errone (barque), bound out. June I J. sat. 34 .: - • . cv• ' of I.lvet pool, lot Culetata, June 1 0 , • •• w Has um, from Curdlff tor (ulitornia, La. 41 N.. '., c. • " 10A9111.1.• iehlp), of Liverpool. bound W., Ju..e ....• N.. 12.39 Laocarroa, of and ter Llverpoo'" from Alexandrla, :a: • 11, lab . 39.31 y ., ton. 11..7 W. Loam Ibutomme, from lAm,loo, U. 45 N., sft. 14 W. Loot Ilaarcv (brie`. from 1-iverruel. June 10, tat. 4t' . • • 8011/.11 nerimoa, tram tly.lney, June 7, la:. 34.5 N., :ou. 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Kent, to Annie Lydia, emend Lydi a, aulnhl 4 J. Km, of Whim. YEUARI—COCKBURN.--June 27, Rerun I'. F. Ferreil. the eervire of 11.11. the Ling of Sardinia, to T o lasde ff. , ie , • daughter of A. Cockburn, Em. 003601tNE—HOWARD.—done SS, at Smitesell. 14 "" 141 ' . :" I T. °amens, Req., of Illidenkall, to klary, daughter o: In.. of Lialtmenhane, Cambridgeshire. DBATHN. lIMIXER.—JaIy I. at darocee-terraee, Came:A.ler, I ` . `''' • • Mr, Nectar ut Wortley. Quisbrehmakm. Wird ."`• OONNOP.--J use 30. at Ihmeylam* our Neter= EA" N. Orautop. Em. DEAN.—JeIy I, at Nrook.atmet. R. I. Dean, !il.. late azimut' • • the Dowd of Costume. seed 17. I PRICL—Jase M. Mx. N. W. Pmea, Ouxneury ter raer, Irhae" , ' N moped U. roar' aCILCITON.—Juse te, st Crams.hlll Hde.parh. Jelit U M* , of the lam J. B. florattoo. thq., orlliNon um. Pntu 11111taTLET.--Jase Kt, M Bakeratreeh Jam, widow et *o 7 * Ga. W. Wleatley, lammeiy of tbeareardier Omni& Pitoled sod paiiiiiistlity Wismar Mos Mai^ **l La mm/. lOW. Is lit atr 1 Loam. Mar. at Ilts Offiat j a z . Moe. is as psalms al illblissims.—Wssass ats . •••-• .... St. )uha' tato 23. I I Rot o a lei, *hi, pith brit, 0 0 July 7 0 July July 10 Ju.y July 44 J sash& ........ ...... (;" ..... I ..., .... „ ..... ••••• ...... I.Nra ...... N attn. ...... ...... ••• ... .. .. .. ......................... • 'rggg r .!.4rp • . ..... 3t.rir ..... . -.•t• rri 4.1 •,l g - 1 ..... - .• • , ...... ' " ..... ..... . - ..... . • 1 • • - ........ .: 7" .