The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-20 00:00:00

Z A I ILaW intetugence. EQUITY COURTEL—Jute 19. WOOD WERCRAwasamana 11.111•AIT. M.WO D. ma=nner COONTIZS AND ILICILWALL RAIL WAY. arODOM by Oa swam of certain puts of the or wait posse smiled ChslkwoU Ouse." Is reelesa the dreiteedaats front obtruding upon Sr IMAM NW part of those prouads until they had deposited imbepseadis mossy for injury thereto in the laid by the Leads Clauses Consolidation Act. The cue mil orb hirt4 spited when the court ro se. Dow lA,. Mains, and W. D. Lewis were in !lo wa atilmo asess. Mi. tilt sot lir. Greene appeared for the dad:Waste. COURT OF QUEENS BENCH.—JUKE 19. wernies a RAVICor-1117011a 70111nall 001210)0t, wla lITIWI, ASP MILL PICISS. g. =LIS. nit ems was part loud, and will be rotund to ilingsw. AND OFICIAL 'vans. lIIMING AT insi ~N.—mom L0w...... lUD soars nee *Asp only for s short time the emus. whisk wen towed es the does list haying Deis referred co otherwise disposed et -_- TSS OPSCIAL JUST PASZL. Oa a new befog oiled co, °sly ids special jurymen ..wind to Mei* MEM 1 lib's Lord Campbell sold be wished the same course chid be with the Midas= and London special jury panel i s te d r esseesitis tbeeewetry, where a special jury havirg estesel as bow, ieweesded with the trial of omen as they as 11116 lists mimeos, at Westminster and Guild . ball, aeak Moen malted a special jetty. If Om sass ree premed /b speelal juries es that whWi governed the eon- WWI jerks, it would be lased mush sole coeveniect. COURT OF armee Is sumo.—NlP fuNa 19. BAUM NAZI, ALDISPON, PUTT, OM ISAMII4 80T1.3 v. WUMAX.—USE.. bi this ems rode had ban °balsa to set aside tha did tee dos Mimed, en the woad of the rejestion a dr eam edema hi the defendant. sad deo Nur moseive &- The sees Me bees triadas twwjamojite oassioaa, thi ll = Si.. beton Mr. Baron Platt, at The ads. was brosibt far the pabl=off • libel a has boa written by Cardinal Wham. The CP ' lslal teak plass before the Chief Bann, what Ws plain tiff Idled tor want of proof of pabliarden 4 tb didindeat, wider& ter a sar trial was ea s t :Lselft ablabei. The elleelld hid. es Me bens already Wm baba Mr. Nan Plat, ia as same et whisk . Ihmisant lbw, ea the pert _of the debralet. Wesel Mime to analantiato Ibi Malty of a pwilatas Mew, bah the learall ham an es skjoiliaa brag Masa as the Wad the plated , Masa Si Metes the Mania et Met paellaniar paled Etat ease, ant Watt ft a lto e dellandaat le predate It at a Mrs period of We Md. ary eastaally toad a radial Mr the plain tar 1,0001. damages. Mr. Lash sad Mr. isyneesd sew showed MON 'plat the rule, art esateadord Oaths ..'tuna elbead at tbs teal Meng tha of the plastid's ago, bad been met pir area by the issonad }edge. Parke a whew views Mr. Hasa Alums sod M ar. BIM Ya rd' ansarred, wee aleite the les that the Mama Mil Ma fisparmity walla, einsmseiseis et the ea" mai, therefore rojeated , that the ndoright OD be Meie AMMO heamw trial. lima Platt wee way that by say era his pert theptehtlif abeeld have b - ea prorated Mat wig he the My igen the be of the ore, sad died H eald be obliged any the smatter baits a died bey. He bad artainly felt apes the trial that ha bad adigled the right ening is leafs, the Madam to tall his wilamme fa his paper ass, whoa if the aids:see gives W the Admire miasma was asag, ha woad, by the taainesny et Ms ma Mama, wally has woad as saistessa et the aror. That had appeared to him to be the ardy my el Meeting the sass. However, he wee band te are that he was wag, a the majority of the mart entertained • Nang BRae angst* aoserdiagly. tal EMMY AS NM PIM AVM TILRI lIIISCIIAL C MUM Tat WWI IMMO. 11/0.011 N. DUCK. AND 017LINAL Tim Atter asy-Chweral, Sir Frederick Meager, Mr. Waists, sad Mr. litylde appeared for the Crow Mr. Werawarth ad Mr. Ribtoa represented the swim ' s' de- Sme 11 a 119 WU is lafermation Sled by the Attorney-Osserul on WWI at the Crews, to recover penalties araawatlog to 1,174.. hem the &deaden* for Wog sageg -msaplod odl b various mramillog treassetions. The sass, whirls the ems tie pease: part of two days, did ass diter from dilaikt ONO of a like sharaoter, sad protested so features algpalrel laterest. TM Jury, dire ea abuses of nearly as hoar, retantod asset. ass , *Ar verdict of th e defendant., Ledger and mayess„ sad a of guilty against the sibs, soma is for the single value, amounting altogether to 4,11911. -- - - - TUI ATTOWT-olsrairi. o. 010101 WILLIAM 111E/11. Mr. Hill said le appeared for the defendeate is this ems who, t he s bouad to adaitt, had onbtepped the law ia risme% of registratioa of his ship, sad he would @sh oat to the single penalty of 5001. whic wep t ed Mend, the Attorney-Gmeral, bad aimed to on behalf of the Crown. TM Atterney-thiseral said after what had fallen fro' his learned friend be need bat to add, that he wished It eleuly to be Bads stood that mash east be registered in a prove meaner; this law mast the more especially be eaforeed In time of war. The jury retuned a verdict for the Crown for tits Ingle penalty, 5001. - Till ATTOILXII , OIIIIIII/A V. 1131121 D. Tbis was a similar isforastion, and stood on the e footing. • verdict wee entered for the Crown for 6001. Tll 417011111 T. 0111111 LL L 11 TWA LXD IBOOLIe. The Attorney dement, thr F. Tbeeiger, Mr. Wylde, and lir. Lush appeared for the Crown. The defendant was not represented. was an informatloo to names from the defendant the penalty of 1001 for having harboured and camealed a quality of tea and sugar without having paid duty thereon. The defendant pleaded not guilty. It appeared that the defendant was arm:lee store dealer at Bristol, in which town • robbery of some butter wee com mitted, and the pollee tassarehing the defendant's premises, with the view of ebb:Wing • ohm to the stolen batter, dis claimed a bog esmOstalag 1,223114. of sugar, sad nine comigers conadalog Nibs. of tea. The dela:dent being snails matiefontsolly to mmommet for the pommies of the property, the pedleemnis made • communication to the odious et he Oemesne, wise, on going to the premises, fond time two of tin saisters of taa had bees removed. Tbodehrodicr on . ising asked by the Customs Olken to glue irdirMeramile bow the tea and sugar get tote , refereedthen to the parties with whom be bat rat reference was by no means satisfactory, and Mace the present information. /fi• dehisce having been made, •*flie luny returned a verdict for the Crown foe the penalty of 1001 ATTORNZT.OZWIZAL v. 1311DIZIIILL LIND OVUM. Ist this case the Crown consented to • verdict for 1,0001. COURT OF BANEBUFTCY.—Juits 19. BMW XL CONIMINOM ST./41. IN ILI JOHNSON. - _ This wss the emasieetios meeting is the ems of W. Johoste, green sad draper, of Deepiag, to LiamLubin. Be owed se uasseand crediton 2,4241.: wets shoot 1001 Hissommate showed s deficiency of 1,0001. at the Wearing of 1863. Liakleter opposed, fore creditor, oft the gToesd of the masstiefactory ammo of the scooests. The books, wide\ would Imme thrown light Oa his traassetteas prmi to the emuseactueat of the scarests, bed bees burrs, while nosy of the items I. the balsam-sheet, sepeelally the espeaditum, were samached. Atter aaerilaiag s irlof his property by forced isles the beakrapt had I s es:es the. kept eat et the way of his medium. His Hamar miostoed the szamiestioa do* die, with proteetioa °My for s fortnight. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Joins 19. WO= TO CRINI Ceolumarsa. tit 11 /0211 =MAIDS Tla lILD3I/. This Mealiest eras opposed is pence by a Mr. Smut, vim goesplaimel that he had elegised two 'Worn dosiol. shish be sold, sad kept taw messy. Me heel pat off from time to time, is to moms tbs• galas .irk for the seatlesses to whom be had sell des plelems. mid had get bees pod ; whim is last be bed bees paid sad spent the mosey. TM Cows save a judimeat of els months nadir the db. metiosary 111 al 110111111 111011.1121.. Is Skis sass Mr. Dowse opposed for • Mr. Sydney, and eselber credits', samed mewed is pews. TM and had lees • baskrapt and already three times de awed sous %be wt. He had Men in so eiseleielrei, Misr/ oa his vife's immere, who bad the interest of 20,0001. Tie 'own save &judgment of rim months smerally, sod lila maths at the mit of Mr. Isaacs. MOM MIL COMMOCIPI2 , XIIILM. ne 13 :AXIS =WARD 41111.11011. !bb iaaohost • to be diasbasgod, bawls' boos six 40t• oloolle Y po No media:* appeared ; lb. ear Pei 'Waited. Tao sobadolo iitolosal &bet sad 11abilltlos to 12.4701. Of that emu 7,7111. wanes buM of ozobases, oa whoa the atoolooat bad nook b Wo.o liable for oboe per.we. He bad foes tl7 boas a t dub, bat had latt• o 7 asttad ea Owl wen pat dies at 2,0001., asd bit loom at 2.7001. no baladd gamma Worn and &banal aa WM ozaboago, amosatios w about 1,3001. Thou woo ao azoodastion, sad be IMO ifrosbanaL MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. moat NI. SWAMI? us" warmer 7T•011, •lID • JUST JIT CLAIM SWILL. TON OODPANY OP WATIANAN, WHIBZWINAW, AND LIOHT• WINN OF TON RIVAS VIANDS e. THIII TEAMS§ TUANAL CONFAMT. The Inert eat to-dey to try this case, whirl& won • claim made fee compensation, u nder the prevlsius of an set of wiliness', for the keo( profit on atrial* Bandsy ferries, osessioned by the opening of the Thames Tunnel. Mr. IWdleetose and Mr. B. C. Robinson appeared as sunset for lb. claimant.; Mr. Bodkin mad Mr. Taprell lee the Thaws Teasel Company. The set seder which the claim was snide was that which I V.. uthorireed the coastreetion of the Thames Toone , (6 Oeo. e. 166, t o ; and by section 63 it was provided that two , years after the tunnel should be completed and passable, the teempsay and the precut claimants should agree as to Use recompenee to be made to them (the latter) for the lade to their feed and profits arising from ferries the traffic of which would be effused by the °oscine of the tunnel. In the event of their not being able to agree the amount was to be assessed by • jury in the manner now adopted, and the amount awarded was to be u be iovestffi ed la the pablie funds. and , it wan contended, was to s cient to produce an amount equivalent to the I loss oessaskesed to the Watermen's Company from the before mentiosed cause, the lutenist to be applied in the same manner, and for the same purposes, as the origioal ferry tolls. Oa the part of the claimants, who appeared as trustees on behalf of the poor and incapacitated freemen of the company, evidence was give* of the revenue derived from the sale of the right of ferry from °snide stairs on Bsnelays, for • number of years prior and subsequer.t to the opening of the tunnel, which it was contended showed an average loss ot 1841. per year. That sum won claimed for 12 years, together with compound interest. After a pod deal of argument as to the principle upon which the averege ought to be calculated, the jury mewed the ascot at 3,820(. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Dalai Mk&11 Davila* and Como William Gambol who amiedi on laniesto se gourd meraltanis and colosia, aid mead brims et Minglag-lene sad Cowie-nee, City and es tabilliets at West Ham-lane. Essex, were brought up fn the onslidy of Bull, the detective dicer who attested them, nod pinned at the bar for Real esemisaties. Mr. Belluelime appeared for the preterit= ; Mr. Clark. ma gotoodlod °ardor, and Mr. Humphreys attended for Davidson. Mr. Edwin James, Cl C., 'needed to watch the case OM bait of Kean. °mend, Gamey, sad Co. At the Let itemisation this impertut lavestigadom was adientrated for the prodostiest of Mr. idefrodre h• Pfetre that a anon; belay • Bilious repreemdfdien of IN woo of "OM. had been ellopeofted with him by the baskrspts as feresity Om on Messes mode epos it, sad that after it had been roleunid it had Imo redeposited with other parties en suavity far other adenoma Mr Joh Benin Edwards, of the Arm of Edwards sad Mackie, gold—l am a colonial broker, e myieg cm business it Ilingiorisse, City. is July, 1851, I received this war. rest tellb ethers from Gordon. I sent my desk down to flegwe i s tubed, and, to cossetusce of information I re oohed btu him, I spoke to Ow doe about the warmth My Wale mad Cole were present at the tints, at the °See of the lower, when I told Gordon I had sent to Hagea's wind and hed fogad that the spotter warrants deposited with se es security were of no avail, as there was a at ip upon the tzby Lro Schuster sad Co. I told G ordon that I con he had brought a very improper transaction to me, sad Oat be ought to hue known that a warrant with a Mei apes It was a valueless security. Cole immediately slipped forward and said he was aware there was a stop on the usher ley Schuster sal Co., which made me very angry. The must we &dusted wee 4,2001., sad the security depo sited with as eameistal of the warrant in question, with ethers, far shut ffilf lone of *poise. A portion of the swelter was lying at Eugene wharf, but, knowing nothing of that wharf, and knowing all the others so egg well, I sent wily to Hagas's wharf. I told (Meta I wished him to pat this stop of Schustar's oleallifti, and 15514, as Cole had admitted that he knew there was a atop, that unless the advance we had made upon the wettest were returned to we that afternoon I Auld have both Gordon sad Cole up at the Mansion-hoses. Upon this Gordon said, " Don't be so violent," and se it was then too late is the day to do any business, he added, " If you will eget thisafMenien I will give you say word that the eliew of sslsfls shell be removed in the moving, and pa tioll be oaddled with your security." I agreed to do elk wed on the follow's, day he made an appointment to lid al" with me to the wharf to satisfy me that Schuster's stop was removed, and that the warrrnts he Rays me were a vend security I was buy at the time, and sent fay clerk with Gordon to the wharf. They west in a boat to Hagan's wharf, and my clerk returned and assured me that the Peltier was all right. I became satisfied, and therefore held the warrants as security for ray advance, which was paid the November following, when I gave bath the warrant in quietism. I received the whole mount of our advance by a cheque on on the 4th of November, which was just four smiths after the advents was made. Croussamined by Mr. Clarkson—l delivered the warrant le Gordon. Mr. Badlands* hen said—This is the whole of the cue he the prosecution ; and I now propose, Sir Peter, that the peigemers shall be committed on three distinct chore. I oth inftseted by the anigmeee, under en order of the Genital Beakeuptey, to protegees on the matters arising woad the bankruptcy, isdependest of other matters in viting frauds of a very serious description, and I therefore wires to convict the primmen upon the charges of ;sot =when called upon to do so, with concealing sad with obtaining goods rider false pretence , Milk illeo moths of their hashnptey, with intent to ailikethitaligirediton. I have sht.wn you that these bask et". wage boyelesely insolvent and owed eseemens gnus of Mel at the lino moo that they were obitildso mob to tbs mom of USK within three moadm el their beak goyim NA _MO golthes of the proceeds el th ese goods had hum frotheinathg. Under these eirenmetessese it will he far *jury to say whether the prisoners required those goods ter the ordinary purposes of trade, or with a view to defraud their creditors. Sir Peter Laurie said—lt only remains now to read over the depositions to the whole of the witheeme, so as to rt On primmer* to-day. With regard to now e matters not fully gone into, I have instructed the OW Sibiu/ to attend and watch the proceedings, and to goomooto Is any ease which may appear to be fraudulent. Thilaiipositismat which occupied the inert about • couple album. moo Soo mod ever by Mr. H. F. Tonle, woad awklant deal. Gum diseussion emoted twos the reading of Mr. Charm% (of the fret of Overend, Gamey, and Co.) evidence, elm The City Solicitor said—l have attended here at the re quest of Sir Peter Laurie to give him my *pions upon the whole ease, and with reference to Mr. Chapman's doped • don, I am of opinion that it Is not relevant to the beakruptev of the prisoners, and ought ant therefore to be returned with the other depositions. The deposition in queetion aware to disclose very serious frauds, and would therefore be togoived es evidence in support of a prosecution en *wpm ma esoneeted with the bankruptcy. It is a very mood IMor for a maglateste to instruct the City Solicitor to goottooto n say ewe in which turn of substance and pat en la the world are mettersed, but there have been folloooso is which such a tuns Moines adopted, where it bombs= anticipated that the ends of justice might otherwise bow boos frustrated. Mr. Ballistics upon this said—l understand you are going to commit these parties upon the chewe of not surrendering to Issokreptcy. I have very great respect for the City Solicitor, but on this occasion I di ff er from him. The paters of the apprebanainus that a bankrupt would necessarily have, the szesses why • bankrupt should avoid coming forward to meet his creditors in the investigation in a bankruptcy wart, appear to me to its all matters of a very great im portance, and matters that should be laid before a fury, as to whether the non surrender was of • felonious character or no. I do not say that the City Solicitor is wrong ; I do not say that the court above may not hold that these reared jogs form the subject of soother charge; hut I, on the part of the prosecution, shall feel it to be my duty to tender the evidence and to open it in my *dense to the jury, unless stopped by the court. Under these eireutnetanees. I think you will, err, agree with me that the jury should have these depositions laid before them. My opinion is that it is irre sistible evidence. I shall predate it, and the notate will have to decide whether it is relevant or pot. Inasmuch as it is my duty to have dd. evidence laid before the court, I think Mr. Pearson will , feel that there should he no limit auto it. Sir Peter Laurie then said—l have no hesitation L pay ing that I dial send the whole of the dirpositious. This fraud is of such nut imporrattee to the mercantile world that I think it is the duty of the easgistrete to give every information to the court shove, and to protect to the utmost of his power th• commercial intuits of this country. At the dose of the use, Mr. Edwin James TOM end said —As I made/stand that the there is one of not surrender ing, and obtaining goods, I wish, as the firm of Overfed, Gurney, and Co. has been mentioned, I may he allowed to may that the matter was wens el to tls it solicitor, and that dep we the warrants aphid' were deposited with them had all the THE ALlLthillite.—A new screw steamer of 720 tens burden, now pearly built, for the Puissant and sitiold•••• of Itendid• "so. You have it. 'irt id year Original company, is about to be plead cm the Peninsular depositions that their clerk was sent down to sesertei n tine. It is especied that she will take out the seat Penn. whether there were goods which these warrants represented. sular mail. The officers and crew of the Peninsular packet Of course Knew. 0 d, Glniett aid ,Cmt had no ....T ees l ie ri s Will be transferred to her. The government having Peet of a charge Wig this 'clue ""fint• ' "ey found some dtalculty in manning H. M. ship Perseveranoe t love had a very 'minas low, sod that at a time whoa en applicat i on woe undo to c aptain Bogiodno the souati. Om messy market wa• in a very gloomy conditinn. Ism amp* supsdatendent of the Peninsular and Oriental et that ell those who smolder this meter will feel that it company , who twain " oilcan and new from the slab of would have been most imprudent to have .eased e panic ie that comps). These oaken and crew will esti vier the the market with regard to these war r ants. This matter wee laws Dituiati ., noacitioat „ amen. Captain Katikak. late referred, as I %Ones stated. to *fit "le tt " , and i ", i t oentetanew of the gigantic lismalaya,and who distiardebed been referred to me I should hive given the ease e e d " • himself in the isotopy' service in the Black Sea, Is ap- As he did. I am pare you will agree with me in outwit ponied consonnder of one of the new large screw staamees that although Mr. Gordon those to she slue statements, now bulling for the Peninsular and Oriestal C ompaq. then is not a scintilla of evidence to wale= them ..„ empemy. ge ntlng thie hum, which has rendered every assn. T HE ntitatlNOftell POST-OPTlOn.—Very importaat nese it could, I met ly desire that they may stud as lase changes are on ;be eve of being carried oat at this all•lalik. es they always have due is the mereandle world. sent. Miss Gotteralte„ who has been postmistress bowels Mr. Ballentine said, I have ant exhibited any desire to set thirty and forty years, at a salary of oSes is 7001. a year, hes to be N. unfairly to say alas. otherwise I should have objected fogey dined epos • paasion, sad the henceforth Mead being hoard st all Upon the "elect of whether pieced on a Nola of ealenew equal to that of Gl asgow . 1 Mears Ow a ned, Gunny. and Co. ought to have instituted The staff of e.ithe is to he iscreeeed, aad the member of et met, I en ~,, Imperi al ~, ictoo as : deliveries daily is to be extended from three to four. Kr. liar eseht. at all events, to have sllewmt the matter so Bud, who bee bad the Oulu! share is the numismatist of vot em o i T k en ... and reeks to Gaye pupated the same the establishmeet for more them a saner of a toasty, will s mom Wing used to Ware ether people. lie leag so these it is understood, be the new Poimseter. Charles Henry Page, a young man, wearing a fashion able piebald, with sleeves at the cuffs at least two feet wide, and lined with coloured silk, end who also wore a cloth cap with - bend, was charged before Mr. Carrie with brak ing end entering • hoses, with others ; Joseph Wi ll iams wee she 'barged with being ancerned in the same. Oa Sunday afternoon, about twenty slates to three ''.seek, • person living opposite to the " Old Albion Tu nas," Maiden-lase, saw several men ia the various rooms titbit brae, evidently estieely =gaged is ransacking the plea The absent Pegs, after 'Midst upend down before the base, was seen theater the preetime, and an alarm was the. gives. (It appeared that Mr. Carter, the landlord, sal ( wes. hie berme, had left the home • little time bible le pay a visit to • party at Ring'saoss.) The pd. mar Page then ease est and ran away. He wee eventually secured by • constable and brought back, when it was discovered that the parties who had been in the house had rim off in the hurry sal eenferion. ladders were found Milled the scullery window. That wadi lead to the belief that the parties led senessled thenteelas in the outer yard of the premises. Oa sander Men. it was found that a small iron sate, weighing nearly abashed weight, containing 231. its. ed., bad been moved dawn stairs to the front door, for immediate removal. All the drawers &c., had also ban "pfd" open and the contents stre wedi 'beat the floors; bat the only property taken sway was a gold ring. Whilst the charge was being , baked at the station, the primmer Pair, who was sitting on I asset. was observed by Brows, ISO N, to shale with his left head, sad on examination that °Meer found a very small sea well Saisked "jemmy," whisk on trial by Sergeant Wetborkestea, mealy lasi all the marks oa the doors and drawees. The seem' pima was .Depleted with the dim la the hiletrag wane way : it appeared that &r -gust ;YIN essitth, banns have for town from Woolwich, beard frees woe bather sissre that a man wearing a cap with • gold bead weals weedy, and recollected that a man so dressed, ammonia by two other men, came up in the tram with bias. Oa essisgPsge, he identified him as one of the party, and Williams. who before the hearing is court had spoken to a sergeant about the case, he identified as another, and took him late custody. Constable Dudley and soother witness also identified Williams as one of the parties who stood outside opposite the house whilst the robbery was being committed. Both prisoners strongly denied that they were in the neighbourhood at the hoar sworn to by the witnesses. Simplon, the barman, however, poeitively swore that shortly before half past 2 o'clock, both the primers entered the house, end bad acme beer, but he soddenly missed them. , The prisoner Williams strongly pretested that he knew nothing of the affair. He was • hard-working sawyer. end had worked up to Saturday at his trade la the Borough. Two brother lawyers testified to his assertion. Mr. Corrie—As the matter stands, I will consider of bail for you, ea you have a family depending on you for support. Prisoner Pager—Year wont:rip, the man standing along side me knows no more of the affair than you do, that I pledge my word for if I was going before my Oaf at this moment; I admit my own guilt, bat he had Baking to do with it. Mr. Carrie—But how is it that he expressed such interest in you f Page—The fact of it is, your worship, we ere brothers. (Here Williams beret into tars.) I admit lam a returned transport, and he has not MIR me for years. My name is Isaac Williams, and I do not care what consequence it is to me so se you believe me that he Is innocent of this. He is • hard-working young man, with a family depadent on him. I know be has done a wrong action, end I hope your worship will believe me although I convict myself to save an innocent brother and father of a family. (The earnest and crafted manner of this brotherly affection moved every one in court) Mr. Conic—Your assertions only lead me to believe that you have drawn your brother into .this affair. I must, therefore, refuse bail altogether. The prisoners were removed. Mrs. Edgar has seat 6'. for the poor-box. WESTMINSTER. • The wife of Sergeant Buchanan, many years a very meri torious °Scar of the B division, applied to Mr. Arnold for his advice and 'mistimes. Applicant stated that her husband had joined the Land Transport Corps, resigning his aiteatioa in the polio.. He arrived out at his destination on tke 20th of May. He wrote to her from Plymouth, enclosiog 61. for the support of herself and her six children, sad stating that he bad seat in a claim so that she might in future receive the amuse aeompary for ker subsistenes from his pay. Upon applying at the primmest pay trace, in Pall Mall, Maly told her they could not pay her any money without in @tractions so to do The Central Association and the Patriotic Fund oMcials also stated that as her husband was not actually a Galilee she did not come under their rules. She and her large family were in the greatest distress, and she really did not know what to do. Mr. Arnold said her's was indeed a hard ease, and gave her 10.. from the poor•box. Georgina Chollin was dually examined and committed for trial on a charge of cutting and wounding her husband, ' a coffee-home keeper, at Knightsbridge. LAMBETH. Robert 3PLarms wu again brought up on a charge of fraudulently °Malang from a young woman named Hill sum of 1181. The ease bad been adjourned, to give the primmer an opportunity of restorlag the massy. Miss Hill now informed the 'magistrate that she had re- dived back the 1181 ; sad It was also stated that the pri soner was ready to marry the prommitria immediately, accolding to his minim. Hader then eireasetatton Mr. Elliott said the prisoner might be discharged. .. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1855. .may, Jose 19 mamas matinse to be diememd, I cannot withdraw from my opteim, otherwise I should be admitting that which I meld net for one moment entertain. Sir Peter Laurie having read the usual caution, The prisoner D tvidson said—" With all due respect I beg to say that I manse (until I am furnished with eopies or the documents whisk Mee been put is evidence by the dif. Greet 'timeless Makes pee) mike any fall statement, such as yea mill see far. TM prosecutors have, 1 suppose, thenekt the L Important to give In evideace against M WWI set have produced them. You, sir, have them material to the purposes of justice, or maid net have received them, or allowed them to have been spikes of sad referred to by the witnesses ekes eviag evidence upon oath. I think it Xt is td my Isral advisers think so too, that I should not mee t bet oboe have copies of documents which are emakkeel les my pesmeteve and the magistrate so mate to zedis=ssailes as to be produced sad referred flatly to in the of the witness.'. My legal advisers have applied for the espies, and they have not been fur. althea. You, sir, have the power of requiring from the eramestors the documents themselves or copies of them, so that yes may them to or incorporate them in the deposition; and I trust that io your avowed love of impar- Majou will exercise that power, so as to enable me se have with the depositions copies of those documents. They are absolutely essential to my defence, and without them I cannot give any answer balm you to the chari,e made spinet me. You, sir, as the magistrate, I am in formed, are required by the 18th and 20 h section. of the Manta made in the 12th year of the present Queen's *p oi Sep. 42, to hear from me what I have to say to the abacga i l end to Totem my statement to the court with the dopes& tioas. I respectfully request ol you (in order that I may be enabled to add to this my statement) to have d to the depositions (and to afford me copies of) such portions of the prom/dines in bankruptcy, and also of the other does meats which have been produced is evidence berme you, as my legal advisers may think it necessary for me to have, bet In particular I require (se my legal advisers have before required) to be furnished with the fellowing—vis a copy of the petition for adjudication of bankruptcy egelast me ; copies of the proofs respectively of the petitioners creditor's debt, the trading, and the act of bankruptcy; a copy of the adjudication of bankruptcy; a copy of the advertisement in the London Owego, and a copy of the notiss or summons stated to have been served, requiring me to appear, marauder, and be swathed under the said pet& ties ; and I make this request in order that you may be enabled to return to the court with the depositioas seek documents, and also snob addition to this my sttaatemea le further answer to the charge, se may deem material. I have instructed my attorney, and he is prepared to pay the fees and charges for the copies of the depoeitioas and the documents referred to thereto, se above set forth. I respectively bat earnestly request that you will not seemiait me for trial without having am. sexed to, se Incorporated is the deposals/me the above Amass% _wilds am so material and necessary fee te have, as limpet them I eaanot make such asesere te the Wire as with then I might be ambisi eel i. le ie. Oman ®sedan said he should news his defame, and limb pelmeam were then emmaitted for trial upon the beakruptap otiar, but were remanded for a week to enable the 011/ eiter to make inquiries with mad is , the hoe& set Menest d wiih the bankruptcy, and to aside whether the cep would prosecute or not. Mr. Peewee said he would give the prisoners the earliest - -Instils es le what steps he would take in the matter. FROM Me LONA TOREIOI4-OMCF, Jana U. The Queen bat been *wed to approve of Mr. Edward Brea as CURPUI in Cased* for the Free Hematitic City of Lubeck. The Queen has alio beau pirerd approve ot Mr. nom Ryan •• Vico•Ceosol at Makes' toe the V ia . Ileaseetie City ot Lubeck. WHITEHALL. Joan IL The Hama bee bees plowed to groat tote. Rev. Mary Game LI& dell. M. s.. tbe pleas and inanity of Dean of the Cathedral Choreb of Chile; la the Uolveraity a/ Oztord, void by the death d tie am Dr. Thomas Cletlaked. WHITEHALL, Joss IL The Qom hastiest &mod to Dominate sad appoint hetes Cm. turd, EN., sae of the Lords of host , e, to be one of the Leeds of Justiciary la Beotlend, to the room of Alexander Wood, Esq., re signed. DOWNINGSTREET, Jowl IS. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Major-I:banal Edward Wells Bell to be a Member of the Piny Cmnail of the bland of Jamaica. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Captain Henry Bled to be 'Member of the imstalaties Council of her Majesty'. Forts and dettlement• on the Gold Gnat. Her Majesty has atm ban pleased to appoint Thomas Clow, Eeq.,to be a Member of the Legislative Council of the Island of Prince Edward. no- Her W teatime ben *wed to appoint Dr. Kirkman isy to he eira Superkeniese el the Colonial Hospital at Ban En nead", in she Ideriof Tibieed. MARLESOOOII4IOIIIE. LONDON, It= IS. TM Lade dYr Orensdttes of Privy Casson for Trade bare amilatel ahead : thi le e end gentlemen toast u J wore Pads la no Ara. Pallmtley. Iftmytoi, and Iltbesasphy— Mistral S, CluesNi—lderd Mies Diehl Natio% &q, ILA" Frederick Taylor, Ds. sod J. IL Istineos, Inv Vet Ilsalpter•—eass 4r-11. Wen smolt, Esq., ILA., and W. Calder Ninshlll. Inf. LA. For Arablasetwe—Clare 30—Sir Charles Berry, ILA., and Professor Calm& ILL For Winer L Clem IS —Mars and Poltery—John Webb, Eq. WAR.OFFICS. Joni Id or Oroslikrlhiolot of Foot Goetille—Lbeetemt sad 3. F. D. be 'eyed' sod liesemeeboefooll. by ye= vies Dievelealseet S. A. D. Iffteldloehe NOM Lisotealet the Ilea. Z. B. Deet. trem the Is feet. te be Dooloillitt oollOoD. bylordollh oko IMO Enda eel Liestemet D. W. Besiltee le be Ileohma eel tegtela, by pomeheie, vies theism Ashley J. Gime lhorteshy. lite 2.. Wes. Ire lbetrpoet Thane MEM to be soap, without per elem. ethyiet—Calem6Seryeast Rebore reatmery to be without par- ease. Uth feet—Davil Deka Oak oat., te s =l, by purciows, Tice Celion. while souelameut lies bees Mk Mg —IMP I. Dime es be lieutsrent, purebesa, aloe haste, wires soisinenetwee mod ~ to the " tastee. ca the Ist June, MS. ▪ 1141-811tosterette Utde to be groutamestee, vies Do -7.▪ a w . ..., 1 to to mins. without pardon Use Ireet-4olp IL ILIM ' e Is heraterwt. by weir% it vise Clem, promad. loa—fterwaster Feelestek Mama Palusea, el the WAIN ▪ lbettwaa et Kade. le be remasise. Neeb—Hes Mo spedsonswt sal Mk rad wieetenriaa gotta surd la the .oairlleo the NI Jam hada' haskitaataar. pia= Se S. se to ateletiatiourgeos, via who Ittlir - ootMlie Modes Gahm. L. to be amigo, without far. ettese, vies lied. peeneted. ▪ Ilea—Liswlerat 1. Kirk le to adjutant, vise Lets, who n ips*, alletewer atty. Eth feet—Me Weser Parker, gent, to be ensign, without pareiree. UNATTACHED. Ikevet•ColowsiMits Garvock. of the its Foot, taboo, the brevet rank sooverted late substantive rink of major, in conformity with the 3111111011111011= dated Wer.olike, la Man MA. IMAM Thome DoUndo Itommoolleitt, leo., to be pi master be army DUVET. Memo Mtn le4. to boo the keel rook of etiftsierootet of the ant .tee to Tubby, while ellosbed to Os Todd* Coottagiat Dr. Basberd lhoell. .Sloshed It the Teed* to bus the Wel teak Owen INNlDosidestvomees la Lleotenutt Omplelo owl Ileoverplielee Mimi Mama, et the Oteouller Otterde. Woo totaled to the Veep Densest Leg .to bolo lle eoleDuettee not of no* midto. imoloyoL TM mos of the dentsnonicrtalThiginsws Irks vas duetted to do Stk MOM to bars the kW rink se sopa& In Turkey is Ada Paglon Malmo aad not Magna,. as pedal* stated. 11DIMIALIT, Joss 16. The Mewles yroweeiese. Med the 11th team', have thle day takes plass eleseyeeet ea the deem% es the 6th instant, of Rese-Ad oPel of Oho Wldle Tehreed Brom C.8.-ILear•Adistral of the Lae lord Adelebus Fltsdaresee. 0.C.11.. to to reerodetleal of the leldte; Cholehe Peter Richard; Ma. to to rearodedral of the OF NAVAL PB NOTICE OF INTENDED _ EIONET. Depertassat of the keseintaat.o•Deral of the Navy, liftidwafty, Ihmeeshboose. Jess IS. Notts' is ghee be the eine% seem% wad waft" sad to all per sons isterotted dm*. thee the dieldbotiss ofsifted' whim from the Rowlett weed Pliallk upend in the Ml aril, lift, by her lftierty's ships llama% Inpedwiss4 ad loom& will ocaimeose ftenday„ tbe nth July. l OW to the Prim Smash et the of the w Accomitaat-Ossorai of the Navy, Aftdratty l = house The .' following two the slues due to so individual to the several damn :—Flag share, SOL ki. 10d.; toplalas (each). 671. 10a. 5d.; mood Owe, N. I Is. lOt third elms, 71. Via. 24.; fourth dam, 41. lls. ed.; fifth chits, IL Ift. vol. dub o kra, itth 21. Sid.; seventh dash 11. 10jd.; dibth due, ill 5.6 el class, Da.; troth dare is. 6d. Nodes is also Owe lofts cams. eseleos, sod atrium and to all Mlftweeted thesis, that Mo Iletributica of pressede stiing t% Aawlisevessel Did% opened ea the 11th Aprft 1916, by kit Nilledo dip 16 and Lament. will resawaso ea Monday, die eft Juiy, 4146, rtri mom Brae* of the Departmeat of the "Mesweloo4ftemel el the Navy, admiral, tiowarest.hoses." The ftessiber wo the shares doe to as is ty dividaal Is the several absent—nag sham, 411. 7s. Id ; eeptsies (e .h), 691. ft. ed.; send desk IL Ift. 74.; third elm. U. U. 5d.; fourth claw, ▪ 7e.1i1 Mir, U. 17s. td.; *:Lidos. U. lbs. 7d.; seventh 11. ft. 54.1 eighth alms, lls. 201.; aloft slaw, 7s. Od.; tenth eke, Ss. Sd, PRIZE MONEY. 'atom—Notice hereby even, that the aintaant make of the Pirate Bounty Matey, awarded to the Mims and shies company of Matertfe ship Jesus. for semisee an the MI Onve. en the lath, 19th, and 29th °ember, 101, and raseived by the midersi on the 17th May,lllMor ill he ?roistered in the High Ommt of Miley ea at miter the 83rd instant.—Woonnzai and 00, Yenta,—Diodes, June 11. FILM awn Vows, Upper Cliadoeo-strost, Clseksivell, and Crane. snort, City. printer, to surrender Joao 26 at I, and July at 14, at Basingball-street. Wham, BarUstt's-bolklings, Hol born ; o(. g, La, Aidertosabory. Joao YlTnsw, Clarenos.villaa. filogsland, and Leadenkallotroet. City, mining share dealer Cocker, 00WJose 214 st 2. l and July d-so 31 s narl; 1, at BasingisoltommL BoL,OINWIIt. Bnrs ; off. swig &knots Banibrok-soort. hum WII/Jan Vacuums's, Wialdnun, Haapakirs tanner. Jane 29 at 3, sad Amon 7at 12, at Basingballutuset. Sole., Lambert and Co., Johmotrost, Bottford-row, and Mum. Booking, Gosport ; off. wig., Pennell. Guildhall-altambers 1.011 A• IiSLYIIZAD, King's Lynn, Norfolk, kap merchant, July 3 at 11, and August lat 10, at NatingbalLatrest. bola. &dos* Old Jewry-chambers, city, and Shaekka indigo; Bull; off. weir., Ors. ham, Colemanutrest. • Cassius Oso.cm Our, Orantkara, Llnsolnaltire, bolder, July 10 sad August 7, at 10, at Blrullevitaga Oman bald at Nottingham. bole., Lomodovs sod Bradbury, Weaves' Hall, Ituirighall.street ; Ilinalmsbms; sad Whits and Os, Grantiuun ; off. malg., Bar Bosom WILLY Boss Boalten, Devonshire, dra. prve, Jam BY en July 2 st 1, at Cuter Court. Bola., Boors. Wititword l / 2 IlsrattrAw; Abardsin, Bonitos; sad Taman, !Meter; off. rag, Mimi. Euler. Wumum Joins, Enloe, glintabire, lissnied vßtunam. Jana 29 and Judy 211, s 11. at Liverpool Court OWN Brans and Bog, Liver- Baumrelg.. Bird, verpooL /imam and N oon Howszrn, Badt Lessmitire, dyers, Jim IS sad July fle, at 12, at ilanceeMsrgbart. 1011.. Cooper and Bons, Masairms snug , Haresors. fikaeasM. Novenas Lavvr Duos, Masclabakeenfie, Jive 20 and July 20. at 12, at lliggsbgasr Cwt. gds. Mom &ea*. Liverpool, and Blain, lifeabiriat► alt lionmers. likarbeater. CzAaus Thu Jossome, llaaisser, sad 4gisa4trwt West, City, sowing imihr mirelasaver, Jay mad Anpost I, at 12, at Ban. eimseer art Ma., Carper and Boas, Illaneboner ; off. malg., haw Usibissler. TIMM lbet a l= LingrWre, gotten spiaser, July i aid 21, at 11, at Own. Oda. Oppioalt ai d OWWr, Block. port ; off. swig, Iforames. 116rasisr. 111111OLVINT FIITITIONERS. CROPS IN &MEX.-Should dry and warm sunny weather prevail for the next few weeks, we question whether the crops of all hied' will not be pretty nearly if not quite as forward es is usually the ease on the average of years The strong, healthy, and vigorous character of all vegetation is especially remarkable, accompanied by a richness of colour that rarelyobtains. In some ins .ances farmers have commenced cutting their grasses, which turn out far better than could have been anticipated some few weeks ego. As we last week pointed out, they have got thick at the bottom, and in many cases they have shot up within the last ten days In a manner perfectly surprising. As a whole, the county hes rarely if ever looked better than-if so well as-at present. At the same time it must be confessed that there is all the more cause to regard with no slight degree of anxiety the coming weather. The recent rains have done an immense It per, Northusail - eadTsiiiiiise;iiiiridege.welluvead. Was, deal of good, and were wanted, but it must not be forgotten -T. Omen, larkaapaer4 sisatienser-J. siert* Berriag4tres% that the period is now at hand when warm, still, summer New Northsawdle offismai dook - J• B"rksk ai t'w cirwiwau - weather is required, and when a continued fall of moisture street, bestmen-.1. Auden. Walemeastow, retailer cl ales !t . a rim*. waitsiamtne4 Bede. imisidow _ qt . mus ., would be injurious, especially to the wheat plant. During s ek a ue ..-DJ unesuateest. pi n .. the last few days toe aspect of the clouds has not been pro. thdoeuetrese. t e ,,, s e tusr- e rr i Pmdett, Nettinglimia.pinse. ritiessieget , sad piteous , and there are many evidences now (Monday) He Wwwwwkri, owirowi 7o ._,li ortillow-_, ll . 1711 , 4ww&,,01W- around, indicating a further fall of rain. Some fears, too, road, Plorge -1111 :,r`liewe• "12. 2 Z ie rns are felt lest the quantity of moisture due to us (owing to kdhaUV= .: i r r ._,. aft .: l ;Zo amb Z; r4 . s , the t o continued drought) should fall during the next two Freak telier-w. D. Masao, roteadaurest. Woes- month , . Adverguer• South, street, ai rue- J. Bell. Atelebv.strest, 'Medial, and THE Moons.-All accounts from the Highland WM serrabalmat, , caner- .T. IL Wafter. Hadeidetrest. moors concur it, the assurance that there will be a fu.l ataaakaddivvvi awl _, tea awk.,_, ‘ ,....... 1- "..._ l •Jawr2t average stock of grouse this season. No traces of the disease Madaoasoveste n s """` a nt ` o - ' -- " -- / '"-- which formerly committed such ravages have yet been oh. Maw OwebiLeead. reps wasteisilager -A. MIL Debert's.soewe r lYr r ia d t' s served among the old birds.-Perth Courier. drigle-L• t railile. Vaft=r,..id.•..,.... - Lir . AN AOC Or PROGRESS.-In . Winchester, United States, Mr. John Wrong informs the citizens that he has =eden tob.susebt - T•milMille_affog- i. ibiambisseu. Trugo ,_ Will . ... 111'11 ; 11....--.---- . r so lt is associated w i th h im in the mercantile business his laughter swim. J . , saws and.weri. am - .ai m ia i ,,,_ 2 . gime. Bee. Virginia, and that hereafter beelines will be conducted me m p e ... go , et . Jobah.wood, plumber-7r. bishops. under the style and firm of J. Wymag and Daughter.- aeaustreet without, City, attorney's sleek -B. Break. A -read, American Paper. st. Johah.wood, carpenter-J. T. billikr, listehinem.etreet, City, r LAdvertieement.)—HOLLOWAVß PILLS EFFECTED grumr. DECLARATIONS OF INVIDENDS. ANOTIFIL COIF or TIM DIOMPTIVI Oaeatar.-111r. Andrew Dawson, Wwaun Hat and WILLL•II Kama Wasszassure, Liedadtall. 0 2,11: 0 _ , y2.! L nif . 0 -. l u 4 lTt marry" from bvilArerleni an les.ter emu City. Alp sputa — Soul dividends( UMW . June 21, and three ;:i'et be `7, 3 t 7,: i ` 7 '.! Yr= wen gears Or wwww, for seAreerbeat thursdays , at Oratieues, thlemenetrest.many= the seakesies, ord tried remedy Daum. Ilanisenee, Owahridge, luseadeeper-Sed dividend of lod., Ifte*_,lrr'_l'ith= ir ost _bloat uhateesr. lifters:is Jim 11, and Um, subsequent Thursdays , at Ovalsses, Woman. dienrw Www °3 " . '''' le th . :..W. 01 . 101 d I. tit y lowaes p •ea did so, and mes rearmaislied On firer aWast. '. he CAMAS kert News, larlesheristreet, CA!. envereasitit-floal diet. um*. %ball his ow oulwrirrod the been el ids wawa* end in. deed of is. INI., June 11, and terse sub event Thunder, at or awa"d h ounr , xd ie IPPPinithit• that bb outuiein.tworms new welimm iwallP 2 w kid et @shi edi owlr aali n , ' &amides. liasiegitau.street Home ATM, Ikeltidher dueler-Best dividend oils. lid., June 21, 2e.. a l,,,__ Pw imiww,_ 11 2: 414 "wie• worWirrowt, 244. Stand. Umd ell a i t i Z sad thee, subseenent Mande st Wawa Id's. Saeloahall.strewt. SO. ow•owow.www. Now Took. _ 7 ,..... ~.., i taii c h a i r ....i.. LAdvertiarment.)--1 , 117T THOUSAND CURES ET arch-Sal dividend ht., Name St. end threestlesquent Than. De Baaar's DILICIOC• iIiTaLSIFIA MUSICAL Mew, of day. at dtarteleiru beinghsilditeest. I. toostipatioa, winos% IllbruA sad line - (Purees Lumen (esparate misle), Mod, printer-Ist dividend et gu i7 rre i t 4 .71. of dyesepels. Teem the Bight Hon. the Lewd Stun de 4,...e IL ad rime enteelleat Thmadays. at Staadeld's, Dales • . I ear,- detived eandserableftwent ham Ds tray's AIM- Age=Mai. lents *ratites rood, and eraddiar it meets yeetleives and *e public eIA lielifAmter. tsleneanist-hit dividend of b. led., to authorise the gabdiaden el these time. Omar an Dsoms."- Jute 111. gad fag enhestrenet Teseday. at Herossaaa'a, Mansheeter. Cure N 0.49,4 it. w Fifty indeseribabie hessayspnosis, nee. lawn haw sad Amens NATAL'. Hurst, Asture.undsr.Lyse, memos, submit aosedistice, spseme. illows at s opp &dime of 7a. 4.4., July to, sad any setae. the atoearah, awl have been removed Dm Serves nee. watt at Mem% lisasheatar. teat Mod. MAMA JOLLY, (chem. Liam near Norhik."-In Bee,'? iliMe% msweleetersis .llB"l K* -Ist ".. die sa istwi j" of is 7S. ll"Wal". 4ol., July e4niitrre. slb., Ira. : wi l t alb t ... l S l L. 841"138.1. 111e lelk. " "aarie . A. lll 221 • silil fg en7 4.lllald e n Meese milesgmentTemiay. to Prielee. limeeklielee. Barry and On 77, Iteneaumeeet, London , Fortuna, Neees, and ,lenn Nem% NenelleseeLls=shent-tarther Amend el sis., 00. • also at 4, Champ his; we. Ikeesetiarehrerest ; 46. lag %wit .11 nail% elesebteser. Streit withiu; Ito and 474 amend; IL 0iM44011114 iiii="l... la. Waimea Ilimil la Qua lim =l4 - 4, Glesubary, leakier-dirt. cluatawtreet. Pialiso. dead of Per on debts proved once WA &sided, Ng Thursday, at Chris:les, binningbam. sweessossne LIS•alfam•••••• July 10. J. Congaree, Moorgatmstrest, City. mow acrivener--July 10. It. Montl,Oreat 91 arlborougMatre. t, sod Prirces.street, Hanover square, sculptor -.key 10. W. Cobb, lialdicooe, Kent, builder -July 10. W. Path, Old V e la -.net bill, Upper I h.masatreet, wholesale stationer- July 11. W. K. Gibbs, Dudley, Wsrmatershire, grocer - July 11. J. Latimer, NeweasEe.nader.Ll me, draper -July 11. F. Behrens, Birmingham. general merstiaot -July 13. W. Oeklart, North tildelda, ablp owner-July 1 4 B. Langdale. J. Bytom and M.J. Cobb.. Neweaetkstmon.Tyao, saereitonts -July 18. T. Robinson. Benham, Northumberland, currier-July 10. W. Hondas, Man ebesttr, joiner-July 12. D. Hearn, Cheltenham. linendraper-Jo.y It. W. Pubmtoa, 'Wrexham, Denbighaldre, draper -July IS. J. Weichbrodt, Liverpool, merchant-July ii. W. Oilman. Alfred, Lin colnshire, Innkeeper. CEBTIFICAI MI to he granted, Mem mos Os shown to thoorntrary On the day of meeting. July 10. R. Mead, Great Marlborough-street, sod Priecometreet, Hanover-square, sculptor-July IL J. Raisins, Portland-road, Nut ting-hill, builder-July 11. It Reletkeer, Red Lion-street, Holborn, lager-July 10. 11. W, alt and T. Dickins, Pilgrimmetrest. Kellololp too, chimney glees manufacturers-July li.T. Salmon, Kettering, Karam pm:shire, ironmonger-July 19. J. Woolley, Manchester. coach builder-July 12. J. glared, Manchmter. innkeeper-July 13. V. Norbury, Manctirster, budder-July it. It. Ingham, Rawtenstall, I Lancashire. power loom cloth mauulucturers-July 17. E. 13. Draolibi, Loughborough. Leicestershire, Losler-July 17. J. Wilknora, Loire& ter, woollen draper-July 12. T. Fowls's, Redditcb, Worcester. shire, innkeeper-July 12. J. Cenwright, Birmingham, factor-July 19. 0. J. Ward, Lekester, iishmon.er. tABTNEJIIIII,II DINSOLTED. A. Henderson and W. T. Castle, Llniemetreet, Lambeth, pawn- W. kers-R. Nicholls, W. Riley, and C. 8. Ilaalueh, Otopeemrow, Tower-bill, ootninissiou mercha nts-Elisabeth Denny and °. J. Denny, Northwold, Norfolk, groom-J. Carter and J. Msaoord, Banbury, Oxlixdshire, agricultural implement meters-Lydia Hobson and E. C. Hobson, Leadenhall-street, City, end New Crane-wharf, rhadwall, wins eserehante-J. Bunnell sod W. Newby, Horton, Yorkshire, worsted sphinera-Ellats Whitehead and Mary Anne Wkitzhead, Rochdale. Lancashire, confectioners-J. Howson and W. Fi.her, Bar. tilfillters -Juba Gibson end Joseph Gibson, Newcastle wpon-Tyme, painters-J. Barnettand W. Boland, Birmingham, jewel. lets-W. B. Ilarellsll and J. Tbrelfoll, fled End, West Riche' of Yerbehies, metes splawers-W. Birks, 8. Cope, and T. Cooper, Loop ton. Itmlkedsniro Platleries, manulaaturtre ot china-J. Redfearn and W. Hersokorm, TbseflUU Lees, Yockaiire, woolen manufacturers - Z. Erma sod T. S. Ceesimb, &milord, Yorkshire, mitten-F. Farr sod 1. rar_r_. Wasps gedleki, Hentirdshire. tamers-IL Long, P. liallagg, J. Moats, C. Ptcme, 0. Ellis, S. Bayley, sad Be. Oman, Oloesm _midge, call miners-J. W. w.f.= weil7Z owrisk. - suiren.... Durham, ship brokers- W. P. COIGN Akkap•4lo.4. City, sad M. o d d . John. strait, Owbeinpull. apatherrlse-W. Manhail and W. braith, Shef field. Nye test miewhisturin-W. Limb sod B. Towle, Bream, Nottiagiermile, melds, sown-J. J. lepers and flar.h Holtham, Brighton. lan drapers-E. Boblnion sod T. Chadwick, Manchester, umbrella maims-R. Mly and 3..1.0r5at, Birminskam,corch furniture ommemstarom-11 HoUy B. Booth, IL J. Halle, and 0. R. Calcite, t it IteW. tlsMtslrfrs wiribasta, so far as regards Z. Halls and IL MARKETS. COTTON.—Lresirooz, Jona 19.—'lie market alined heavily, and compared with Friday's rates, all blade are much the same: perhaps 'bey ought to be Galled nouns al, fur this Ma been one of the quietest days we bare seen for a lops time. The sales were eomputed at 2.000 balsa; 100 Pahl% at Id. ; 100 buret. at 40.; 60 Bea Wands. at lid., 16d., 19d. The tote' sales duce Thursday, 20,000 bales; and imports 22,000. COTTON GOODS.-11mrouterza, Jews 19.—We have had a doll sad very wrath notary market today, with detain's, prior. The offers made both In yarn and cloth have been at such esoeedingly low Woes , versakind, m to preclude any reasonable opera. nom of UMW'S. Where manufacturers have been rated to sell, however, very low rates have been accepted, sad la rate of these ears we have board of onteemions equal to W. per pier* frees the highest rates touched daring the settee traded= a lertaight back. This lea giving rt../ CDUCA in edemas, of the nib et whisk soften is giving way, but will most dimly bad to a miens SA In the wise of the raw material. In may arse b *rates earls, ntesturers have to compete whales= rating Mora el made Weed at the commencement of the late rim to prism and who Sail b mask more advantageous to secure transe.ms by tmelliwg at buses than to wait for a market &bread. In yams lower prim have been submitted to very yearally, beg them Is great knots* y. The melons 10111111 lamesed fe mad a rale et the market as now prevails is rigidly fairang grams sad mettake tutees to take Immediate eamenres fm lemarag yeedeetion. In Stockport three mills are to be closed chmether, as rem as the legal notice to the workout le obeli have expired, and fa the other towns the owners of mills are at length preparing to work short time or close shogether, too anxious to lessen their isdividual liabilities In such a time as the present, without wattle( for mean on the part of their neighbours. Jess 19,—We hire lulla rather findlia7rketto-day, and only a buns door. ODR 19.—We had a moderate show of farmers' wheat to-day, welch met free sale at Is. to 2s. over the prime cur rent last Tummy, and a very Ann feeling. termer, generally demand ing Ws. i t i r et T l t.rtee. Foreign of good quality mere sdleable; but inlerioe . bleb form the chief supply, are difficult to quit. Spring ooze in unproved request: freak oats sell well from ship; barley Boot freely efered„ and loglisk supply seems exhausted. Beans quit. Line ed rather dull. Very little doing in calm, and but few sow making; dna foreign all as they ante toe autumn eonsumptioa. Bare cakes meet fair sale. Bones unaltered. Imports from Jane 9 to June 15:—Wheat, 3,107 qrs. ; barley, 1,210; oats, 964; beans, 1,6.0; peas, 680; tares, 63; linseed, 1,658; oil cakes, 20/ tons; bones, 611. - • - • -•- • ---- Joss 19.-11te supply of pain te-day is limited; there la more firmness to the wheat trade, and a fair beams' passing at Is. per quarter over Friday's rates. Barley arbelore. flats and beans without any material alteration from last week. Arrivals this week : W. eat, 1,349 qrs.; beans, 6.3 ; rapeseed. 747; linseed, 445. 1.11111, Jima 19.—We have a coctinuasce of fine showery weather, end the crop generally are p=fteallig exceedingly well; still the backward state of the MKS present low temperature, will pro bably coonskin a rather late harvest. We have had a fair supply of wheat teeday, and it met pretty free sale at la. per qr. advance—say, 6010 s. to 681b5., 73.. to 77e. ; white, 1345. per qr. to the grows. • • Newnan Le, JONI le.—Ttie weather still ;Minute unsettled, with • low tempersture. At our market this morning we lied a pod de livery of wheat from the growers, but latrine little fresh in from the coast, with only moJerate arrivals from abroad, all descriptions were held for an enhancement of le. per qr., which had the effect of check iezrdinees, but where previous rates were sceeptei our millers a disposition to (perste. bee. was as extreme value for &oath country red, and 7U s. for Bremen end such like opaline , . Flour was held firmly, but theirs& upon the whole ruled slow. In barley, malt, beans. and pea., little transpired, but oats commanded a fele ioqll , ; 3g., however, could not be exceeded for choice Scotch, weig h ing 4241e1. per bushel. " • • kaunuar, Jere I9.—At this dar's market we bed a limited supply of all kinds of grain, and the attendance wan unusually thin. An advisee of Is. per qr. on wheat was asked and obtained, sad the trade comeequen ly was very dull. Ylour nominally the same. In the barley trade there was but little stirring and prices stationary. In oats t►ere was a better business doing. and prices had an upward tend ency. Bean were also in tolerably good request at late nue. In other grain the usual ateedinees prevailed, and late quotations wen fully unionised. Yak continues a dell sale at former high n as, with no abases of a change this Beano. Wheat. 70s. to Batley, ilk to yds. Oats, PS. to 42. Beans, 44. to 32e. Yeas, Na to 514. per qr. Plow, Ha. to 60e. per mak. Yalu, ils. to 01.6 d. per bushel. CATTLE.—gamesome, Joan 19. —At our foetnlghtly cattle raarktt, held this day, we were, as of late, very scantily supplied with beasts, sea whether attributable to scarcity or high prices, we are at a loss to de.ermine, end pries aserquently are much enhanced. The quality of those few on offer wsa very good ; and there being a mo dem. ely good attendance, a quick sale resulted, and • clear ance effected at higher rates, 14a Id. per score being asked for the primmt qualities. The supply of sheep was much better then for some time past, and the quality was very prime. Ineremed rates were asked, which checked businem for • time; but, as the moaning advanced, buyers became more remedied to the figure, and, there being • full attendaace of buyers present, a tolerable a.oottnt of anions was [transacted, at an advance of 34. to ea. per state of gibe. There was but • 'moderate supply of very I rime lama, which redly met purchasers at slightly advanced rates upon this day Wailed. The supply of calves w ts a ro large as the WA few weeks, but the demand continues equally ask. at the extreme quotations of last market. Is the pig market the amount of business transacted was rather limited, but equal to the supply, and we have no alteration to nuts in prices. Best oz beef, lie. to 14s. 6d. per more; cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to 1 Is.; best down mutton, ed. to 540. per lb. ; inferior breeds, 7d. to 744. ; lamb. bad. to 9+d. ; veal. retail. 7d. to 741. ; pork, fresh and salt, 7d. to 74d. per lb.; and ga. ed. to 9s. 9d. per more; bacon, gran, 544. to 9.1. per lb.; dry ditto, 10d. ; and 9s. 3d., to 9a. 9d. per score; quarter old store pigs, lea. to 21a each; and cows with salves, 121. to 141. 'y' , '•• 711. -- • yl' ; l 8114 : - P CC.1°4 41 . 1 - ,4 4. • " ''.:. - .t.t , ,i rri, !il ..,, - , ....1' • : ' : 'Ft '...... . 1 • t 111,12 IMEORTANT to FAMILIES FURNIBHiNn k who study elegance with erionomy.— JAPES ewe. Th . 2 OUINEAFRESCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ALgur.% STEAD. Bedding, Cabinet, Carpet, Leiddsg mi lb, Warehousa„—BKOSlPTON HOUSE, 8 aad - INIGHTIMILIDOE. Eatlisates ffitell, sad a lit et ',i leum tees. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTY. Candidate (as.) wu seen in the Bleck Sea on the 7dt, ink rudder damaged.—Liverpool, June 19. LITRAPOOL SHIP AT FOILZION POWT.—lgib t a i k en. at Xuanhate. ARRIVED. Awassaanoa—at Orr enock, Juts 17, from. . ... AsoLamm Las.- at Gravesend, Jane '9, from .. ........... ow. Atourra—et Gravesend, June 19, trout .... . ............ Diet* Aosascto—at Graveoend, June 19. from ...... ....... Mom BOTILDS—at Gravesend. June 19, from .......... ........ o mit Curron —at Gloucester, June 17, from ................... thy tern—at Plymouth, June 18, from Menem Furs—at Gravesend, June 19, from OHM Cot.nracra —at Gravesend, June 18, 1 7 1 . 1 = .... Gin or Gravesend, June 19, troy. cow CRAMOZ -at Gravesend, June 19, from CRIII6TIII/1 SOPHIA—Ia Gravesend, June 19. fry . Da Vaow Pali/MR—at Gravesend, June 19, hay.,...,, Erravuseaa at Gravesend, June 19, teas .............. immy ELLIDA—at Grsveeend, June 19. from Poser—at Or ,veser d, June 19, from Brame , nby Dal Prrzantaa—at Gravesend, June 19, from ~ k tra lym FOILTIMA—at LlWllttpool, June 19. 11 . 0111 FIDA-21 Gravesend, June 19, from.. Vaouc —at Gravesend, June 19, from.... I Pu:oak—at bravesend, June 19, from -- 117.7 k crf ouniumm—at Gravesead, Juni 19, from .. 1 7 , FRAM MlSA—at Ortneend., June 19, from Boo* IMI I Gammas —a ave t Grerml, Jure 13, from _ .. .. _ fiamisr—at Hull. June 17, from linsatene 91.eale—at Gravesend, June 19, Hesav TAJIMIR •at Gravesend, June 19, ... Cdes Inoe—at Gravesend, June 19, from ..... . Jones Ilmsaine—at Gravesend, June 19, Dum. _ . . 11..00n-at Falisouti, June 17, from . ..... Lamaism -at Gravesend. June 19, from --= Lions-at Gravesend, June 19, from. ..„„„„, „,,,....o m — r a Loon-at Gravesend, June 19, from .... ........ _. Grey. Lion-at Graveeend, June 19, from . Otearaime illonswit--at Liverpool, June 19, from ifsam-at Graveasnd, June 19, from Damn Yang Aetna-at Gravesend, June 19, from „„ D m* YAM &Lace-at Cardiff, June 17, from ........-110 MAW-at Gravesend, June 19, from bale 11031.0LTINT -at btavreend, JUDO 19, from Neurrixe-st Gravesend. June 10, from GIS = Pot.= -at Liverpool, June 19, from amyl Prisons-at Liverpool, June 19, from beer PII.II.IIIIBLPHIA-at Liverpool, June 19, from PONY" Potasix-at Gravesend, Jane 19, from Anis Peru--at Gravesend, June 19, from ...11in Boss-st Gravesend, June 19. from —Ohs 110C1CL1178-at Gravesend, June 19, from ...... ..." j • Nan Bart. L.TODDAYT -at Gravesend, Jane 19, from r. Li, BrassoaD -at Gravesend, June 19, from ......... ......fe MUM I•TIJA-at Gravesend, June 19, from ..... ....... Snivel STOODAIID-•-al Deal, June 18, Item. 1 1 ,10.1 Vnauvloa- at Liverp3ol„ June 19, from Ain VUIP81:1•11-at Gravesend, June 19, from G := Virgule's-at Hull, June 17, frees Vaow iiirrlCll-at Gravesend, June 19, from ilia Vox Sneer Boy-at Gravesend, June 19, from WM Wyviln-at Gravesend, June 19, trent 11 91i0 WILIOSLIIIIII-at Gravesend, Jane 19, from. WALTZ& B•111-11t Greenock, June 17, fr0m........N BAILED. *Rom—from Swanses, June 18, to Breda AlJnall*P Pram—ham Swansea, June 18, to CM ANN Bur—tram Cardiff, June 17, to lids AAAAA ea—from Newport, M., June 16, to ANN. CATS 411 , A—from Gravesend, June 1 9 , to Herter ANN—[rem Liverpool, June 18, to &Mom "DWl—nom Plymouth, Awe 16, to „Seward. Bosom Yams—from Cardiff, June 18, to CooMatimM BLANCH' MAklD—from Lirerpools JUDO 19, to„„ „,„„., suor CARIUSLON—from Sunderland, one 17. to Barley Curia—from Gravesend, Juno 19. to NON CATURDIAL—trom Liverpool, June 19, to late extesoo—from Liverpool. June 19, to Jew Tat DULTA (se.)—from Liverpool, June IS, to Ham Due—trom Gravesend, June 19, to Mar El. Daum—from Gravesend, June 19, to gamete ---- -.....—tr0t0 Lmrpooi, June 18, .to 'Mfg°, Errnarnamo-trom Plymouth, June 18, t 0.... ......L0rda Ecuroa-from Newport, M., June 16, to N. nom Etna Fox-from Plymouth, June 16, to VRATILLLI -from Cari.iff, June 17, to Connootlasio Finaanco -from Oraveaend, June 18, to lan (4111111L-rfool Falmouth, June 17, to Bt.7bons lIIIIMI TURMIX-from Plymouth, June IS, to Ihll Hirmouce - from Liverpool, June 19, to DM* Hausa-from Bwaoma, June 18, to Ginn LIONTLIIII-from Falmouth, June 17, to Unpin Hosis-trom Cardiff, June 17, to 0 1 6110 Lava-from Falmouth, June 17, to Dunn Juno-from Poore, June 16, to . Naneadlual JANIS HAT- Ram Cardiff, June 18, to Mann Jarman-from Cardiff, June 18, to Adrian Joann -from Cardiff. June 17, to liammol Jan Mouton -from Cardiff, June 18, to ...... .............ffal JAMES CIAMON-from Liverpool, JUDO 19, to Intent Jana Lamm -Irma Liverpool, June 19, to Cana Moulton Sus. Loins-from Croseand, June 19, to Datsla LUSA-from Liverpool, JUDO 18 t 0... Lt es Tionreos-froni Liverpool, June 19, to. NM/ 7cit Lao-Rom Cardiff, June 16. to &WM LUCIIIDE-fret Falmouth, June 17. to Onarnmell Luca:no-from Liverpool, June 19, to ..... ........ .... at Los-Rom Liverpool, June 19, to GOO Mall Mossons-from Liverpool, June 19, to ...........- 111aouaLona -from Cardiff, June 17, to ............ ...........Marmillol Mumava-from Plymouth, June 17, to ........... --Wog 11•Dti-flom Cardiff, June 17, to - Almada Matzo-from Newport, DL, June 17, to Bunn OtaIIOADDI DA J Sait ::y.y•Ablrar-tram Lauveverporptiocii.G Jun.r 0 ... : 11 ,1 , 8:0 June to 19, te.... Gibfas ...llll wi tn Octavio WOODAM-trom donnas, June 16, to-Ctortaatimplf Fran- from Cardiff, June 16, to . DVS PIZAZIO -from Liverpool, June 19, to Ulnae Pallle. Or WALL-ATOM OTIIIVIMILD, June 19, to Unit Quatro-from Liverpool, June 19, to BAMBOO. KIIODUDi -I'7ool Liverpool. June IN to K.Tike itinonutona-from Cardiff, June le, to Ontantim llB nuarame-from Corsair, June lii, to ..... ....... ....... Otbu Oral or mu Warr-from Liverpool, June, 19, to fano ilicarr-from Falmouth, June 17, to Loon savgair-frin Falmouth, June 17, to Amanda Szuvuors -from Newport, M., June 17, to Demon UND/AIMID-from Hull, June 18, from Ors Youmans -It's, Liverpool. June 19, to Bata *salmon-from Cardiff, June 17, to Lola VESSELS SPOKEN WITH . Dayspring, Jackson, from Liver' 00l for Buenos Ayres, lot. 17 as U. 37 W., 34 dust' out. Eagle (ship), irom Liverpool for Port Phillip, Feb. 2% Wt. ON lam. 19 W. Erato, from Australia for London, Aprill4. lat. 28 S., 1ae.31 W. e Grusin'. Sprague, from London or ; Sh.uighae, Kara 2. 141 . g" ton. 27 W. Konig v. Nederland, Van Broggen, from Liverpool for Sao Prweistrs Jan. 29, tat. 22 N., lon. 20 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& MIMS. BISHOP.—June Id, at Cromwell-terrace, Harrow.road, the eiki Mr. 0.13. Bishop. of a daughter. COOKSON.-1 une 18, at Leamington, the wife of C. CooIn" M. of a sou. EASTER. June 16, at High-street, Canterbury, Mrs. 0. UK& datmtiter. ORAHML—June 13, at Herne-hill, Surrey, Mrs. C. N. Groh" d a daughter. ashif IRW IN.—June 13, at Aablield, Warertree, near LITSTpOIis NM T. H. Irwin, hip.. of a am.ea NICHOLL6.—June 17, at the Herpes, Broxhourne, Herta of H. Nicholls, Esq., of a daughter. ROSH E.—Juno 17, the wile of H. P. Roche, Esq ,of Lincoln'airl, of a son. SHEARBURN.—June 16. at Devonport.itteeet, Brds•Pr" rdg4 the wife of Capt. Sheathers, of the 9rd West York, of a dlutk,L 6 * BWAINtION.—June IL at No. 9, Morton-villas, Quades.rosk 0 "' elsraisson, of a 11011. TLIOBS.—June IS, at Harrow-road, the wife of W. Thors.lLD , at a •011. TOLEIL—June 16, at Bookhans, the Hon. Mrs. Toler, of s dsufbO• MARRIAGES. BARER—GUORES.—June 17, at St. Ann's, Lewes, by C. 8. Green, Mr. T. Raker, to Mary Ann Hughes, both of trot,. FORTE•CU ELLICF..—June le, at the Royal chapel , II"Lr Court Palace, by the Rev. G. Locke, Rector of Lee, L. Port Erg., to Katharine Frederica, daughter of the late 04 4 lice, R.N. GERRARD —HENnERSON.—June le at Christ Mord, WS" by the Rev. E. Walker, M.A., Mr. H. Gerrard, of Friday- 01 A m Maria, widow of the late J. Henderson, Faq., of Ibotatea-sow. mare,. WHIP HEAD—CAPERN.--June 17, at Bromley Church, O a t sax. by the Rev. V. Young, J. N hitebead, bag., of Australia. Kama Capra, daughter of B. Capern, late 01 Tiler" De" 6. .In_ j t hew. 4 IS. yelest., ler D h,ih E s. .l. B : e... ::. wire of lir. 3. sag, d A B l A L ici lf s Elt. ri —Jona 13, sadderey, Mr. Thomas Angler, of BiroliallOh Mormatreet, Maidstone, aged 50. sum:I.—JUDO 17, at Notimg_hili..K., Mr. W. myth, of Adebid 4 Booth Australia, aged 67. FOX.—June 16, at Chestnut Lodge, Morahan:, Rumex, R. PM. role aged 76. CioD6ON.—.ltute 17, at Barnet, Charles Edward, son of C. 00024 I'mpostred 12. WARD. Juno 15, at Down House, Kent, Mary, widow of 3 175 . 1 Melt Ward. Req., in the 71st year of her lea. WATTIL—J.. It Mr. Thomas Watts, of Russia-row. 11014 17 t Chsaftside. la the 7 0 th year ot Ms age . the oldest Iniallif` r te ward of Cheap i deeply lamented by Initially, and moth by sll who knew him. !Wed um& pubtlibrA rry Virtuosi Kos U&&a. 8 . ti Use My si PflatCf. at tas Odiss. Wittal.42 UM fogies el en.—Wsaliall4l4Pla".. i't ~, - ~; ~:. S L" pc Temp: f y 1516 for capital of p a p, The • up capital is B.iih varistmd Deport of thl principles as Sams froo VIM rcceird Circular N Labbary, To till -in tone Rail bit true to: To make temMits to The Th Usk wawa. rig debenture s' You ear :Wee will II OUNI S penui senaer ma long O er' S. HOW rivalled In mari-ake w _TM word d LAND and gau on e TRIM Injua Ju sad Salem of 1 1115.1._ - t1:1 dmoodlsoN isr. lir Trillsost , arises Yip MO. Noa. 1 E urni r ti l Maid. PA SoMet Joh WqmOisorel T" Map DWI Kw., I cited, by p D e tl ibet u demon , ed I km the pc MAP of yo K Ex C st 7. b boo of la every ve put^ each The first P alma by k Ae Pro thaspe; EXPREed complete The EX Shoe sad at the day , esti= The We The ip Ex; ips o will It will 1 London Owlows Ila;o — uiba Pub Usher, T" The La of all sour -- liiie — e . low repot tico. cents to nosuirpi SPEC ITS I S! QOl plied to it with list IT i It list; years %hal sad early Inlerio?r t, 1 To be o theofftee, N.U. I port at a Mato of In now= TAI bl OIIN sad Paw M a kW. f Pm Ag Al at Westail IPP Ai AI - RI =ar.i rt shall nobli a go 'OR 1856 of w mail hen the Tne Sow mai lasi by t cow co out Ike sir to! bit