The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-03 00:00:00

WPERIAL PARLIAMENT. pOUSK OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) lmstos mat te-day at sees, and presooded with the the liiiiorepetis Local Masagenest Bill. Sir rjr es stated that if the bill got Womb today, whiel be it weld, be Amid popes* to have it reported y, mad then committed pro form, for the puree of imortiog eddltiesel 4111411i1111111% sad birdie the bill loyalifed is its waded shape. TASUNDAY DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE- I - PARK. ttAMINATION OF TIM PRISONEEN AT YIII'IIIDAT. A edges mud of perms., the majority of a very low deer, assembled beton the polies Goat at an .lily hoar, to Kars the rte` alt of the implants amine about avesty puss tekestlite reatedy ew deaday, is Hyde-park, for rubes asap sad penal disorderly 'redact Whew Ms. Hadwisk, the 'Wog magistrate, made his upstream la tilt street for the rupee of taking his seat ow the busk the as began some to sheer sad mese to hoot. Sacra perm= cried set " Act with jestise," end one pereserjleag a Mese, whisk, however, missed the magistrate ad Peek • puss war him. Mr. Ruda* basis( eater* the mart, wee in the at of pandas ••• of the wilt dews, whew • Noes wee dug from the street, wish broke • puttf glees, bat did so farther damage. Mr. Herdwisk, who boss these utak' with ancedied tamper, latkested to the ishpeetor that If the persons *ankle puesand ia their diseedjely stemiset, he wend/ Panama the essisteneo a • maim* tad keen sod wee the street and mesa of the wrtit to be cleared. A peas a three hours leek plus ha seesepenee of the doubt rltisk sawed aa to the Hoesnalos ellowhig the siesta to behead at this soma, power being acted is the Hemeeilles of rensovieg charges to Bow-area, to be herd Veen This power has Pen several times ermined with Massa le are ariairsg atkia the jariediede• of this e‘rt, sad always with greet inINSUMISOI to all pertiewgreseeutees, witnesses, and Fissure. 1 . — wwe shisik Mr. BeWain, entered the overt, isg, the magistrate, said,—eir, I beaWy beg to edi , 'as *see are • number, of perms is melody, to N idles iwyeeltee to brtag thou late lout, that a erbsa do amps are. tirliii—l OM impend to pea with the bedew. with die pollee. I believe. r—Tbe, Sr. bete in suseerly. and spin I sek et ease be keeled late exert—asleas tn. *tor does not wish them to be bonen Were Wiwi. Lester—l be,. no wish in Me Batter. lea , for aim. k—Tbe impeller "aaa have maim to de be is oily acting seder the mem et ib I appear for two of the ao meet probably I shall appear fee all the *ikon. of mare this as host took slaw, is which 4 primers was essaelerably avestested the Goaded of the mob outside .id the latetforeese. the professional gentlemen that to be Mud at that mart, and would he et sees as the crown counsel appeared. Mr. Herring, who appeared for owe sd the led to have the sass beard. Median& bed rastody at 3 o'clock o■ Beaday, had bus j seer due, and Ina wow is a crowded rasa suffocated with the heat. His cheat's sue one: of great hardship, as he wu an spy/rutin. was at stake, as well as fats* Prollwido' full to the magistrate, ►ut he mast blame t, who wen ths cause of this imnstillable Ildlaatiaa—l gams is; that I nem to the whale • life witnessed anything so scandalous so this tegument from the beginning to ibs sad Of The disturbance that mewed rani.. a kings, was comaiosed by the bad immeaMicant and after the persons who wenn maw bees mistody so many hosts, I really Ake right to know why they are detained. Tin r, that • 'evadable lad is la custody, sad yet tiers soil present to toll you on what ground, or to oz. against him. —Act doubt this delay is extremely The prisoners may be demisted until s boar before their cues me determined. They me dy of the police, sad before the thesis me before hem 'viand,. Mr. Habitat's—Either they us Defer* yea or mot I t that to be tested. The patties accused ass at this Mr. Hardwick—They are is the easteely et the pollee, • I can have ao cognisance of the feet until they are the regular way before se, aad the batmen ) charge A, B, C, et D, with sa offence. Ms. Herring—l do not Irish to east the alights* nieeties I waat only to know why say sliest le la- Mr. Beninth's—We will sot got into a dissuades about The quota= involepd in these proceed more importance. Depend upon it, to be nritioed—the gross neglect whist' tows towards those 'objects of the Queen - they have ventured to order into custody. At the nage of the proceediap, two puma won plied r, 'barged with turaulting the potion to *on et - The prisoners gars the mom of wee Munn George Nodding. Police easetablee C 190 sad C 197 deposed to the effect • they saw both plenum throw ernes at the polies . -a mutable had his face cut. The prisoners denied the charge. Lewii brow easadoed the pollee, bat failed is shaking Mir evidence. Mr. Heidrich iailieted a lac et 40e. ea both. TM (ether of Ils. Mil ea appeal to the court oa de sta. Mot bad has marked eat by the polies *ea llama to be the sea of a publican. Mt Wes) to movie' oa the svldMa polies. Its. Herring Basis protested at the delay. Mt. Iludtrichesid tae %Ware el the court would dose ' o'clock. If say to, hod say sousplaiat to mho whist ' nut resort to the proper authorities. Bahian* world oak the siarriatrato to rail spite - ..e up the primers. Than ware &boat 90 pee. it was sew kali-pea 3 Vela*, sad as see prefer Gar eharge. Asytbies ails imam Mr, or to the pabbo, woe sow Wore hoard el. MIRA knew,/ the ■umber of perms l• alatedy, sae SOON forward to offer on explanation or as bad modest that bad hew exhibited. ototlltor posse, darts( whirl the mob oobido awed to be idly sad riotous; toot plow, the disparate& of the rioters was a qteaster t. 6 (Ade& Iluperiateedest °Tries, of 4nhieet. sad ether seperiateadeste, emend the ever% noly be a goletaso. O'Briie said he bet act bees to the court before Uri Int ems was spiastEdhaarif Copse, a youth about _ D was willed sad era. as at Hyde park at a qaasher before 2 e'elesk ea *az tile Mail side of the berpsatiaa ♦ lugs sseembled ; by sheet $ Vele& there were hem to 60,090 poem pesseet, sad they Used both Ake I. Qadd met sty whether the Ealeadeet at the maw the neb. Whatever a sutlers s peens wed there wee great toad; shellabilb of te tearek" "Wb. bride re 360 essetablee seise hiss. Me erdas Mertes the crowd se sees as aey dreterbease The police were she to hemp bulk the nob frees the beets atoms wen throws at the esastabies. One se streak warm, bet set es sa w hart hiss. Shortly several person were take* late eestedy the Medea heves la ask. Wee were that satassindy simulated sad poi ap is park by wof ise tin scenabsisan. Oss of sed en base . nand at .glisert-gaio. Os smear agonises !ad arnabrai passim I. lades, awn to go away No sae paid *ay Moak* 111 Mar .adifieff tke air the gni depend. The has dadosipsr- was is of the septeisteadial If the sierlity *Hyde sekFl e as that. an a Dauber , ceder pollee isapestor to brl ss nit hear what the sharps ar Mr. Itardwiek—l an prepared kith son nets with the polio, It,. Icklleatiae—They an ken gat nay et nee be been thinsopener Ens sot with imam** Mhos& Wrenn Lour—l have no waiting fee orders. Hardwiak—The impostor thadelay, he is 'sly Mb{ silken Mv. Ballestin—At pneest I a , bet not probably I shall Antler delay of or than as thelanaber of Frisians wa enetgoeser of the ended of ty fee polies laterferene. Mr. DardwAk leisured tM p • &arise were to be heard at I ded with as saga as the tro. At 3 o:elock, Mr. Herrin, wb indents, applied to have the • take& into custody at 3 e't apt ia noisly ever same, and low, scoot suffocated with du as one; of great hardship, all •d his &erecter was at stake, &Wasted no halt to the map ia datkerity, who were the • # ' Mr. Batlaatias—l west say th of Fy life witnessed myth ed pveraneut from tau Whim. The daturbeace tl ' wail kitten, was occiained b ' in satherity, and after the h•ve beea antody so in • have a right to know why , dr, that a reepeotable lad is sot a tool present to tell you o say Sharpe against him. Kr. Hardwick—No doubt tai t tryas all. The prisoners •• hoar before their amass ar the custody of the police, and I I cannot hear evident,. Mr. Hellmann—Either they t that to be tested. The p Mr. Hardwick—They are in I I can have no ensiles** 4 ht is the regular way bets .5 to charge A, B, C, Sr D i Mr. Herring—l do not wish to the court I want only to k ated Mr. Balleatine—We will sot • throwing. The question i is of fallaitely non impel it will aot fail to be anise& • eathave shows towards they ken natured to ord At this stage of the proceeding' • tbe bar, 'barged with awash court. The Flamers gave the • Wage Ridding. Police coastablee C 190 sad C t they i}w both prisoaers t esunable had his fan cat. The prisoners denied the chug Mr. Leine cross eisadasd the i evidence. • Hudwiok initiated a Ina The father of Playas sada I of hie se*, who had been use be etas liana to be the Mr. Hardwick wield set leftism oath of the polies. Ms. Herring again protested al Mr. Hantrichrid the bads* 6 o'clock. If any ose had any police ha nut resort to the g • Ilansittse would ask the to bring sp the Fission. is eassedV ; it was sew ball then to prefer any shams you, air, or to the public • toast know of the as yet no sae eases forward to for the bed modest that Than wan Mean passe, Marl enasinally dhpossd to la shower taking Fan, the seneliass. About a quarter t• 6 o'clock C divieieu , and ether superb' in reply to • irsistass, • O'Brin said he bad net TM bet on was agehistEd fare old. esperiateadest Begins, D Was ia Hydepark at a ant vie seat! side of he ' d assenbled ; by about 000 to 60,1390 wens peen ths road. coldd set ley wh • was among the nab. WIN heesebeek. penal then wt and arise of He to oh , • hexes?" 'Had 360 essetald to Elven* the crowd so The police were oleo to 1 Bowe atones woe threw struck wham, hat set ie „ tear esieek several pone seanyed On the stades has hills had been eatssainly park by wrier of the ant " wee posted at 411bert.ssis. - • • to the eseembled puma . one peel may atto dressed sir the evil dines impeded thsalisonstask Mr. galup oho with Mr. 1 I . , was is Wikilisles, NUM liked the aspeliatesde • park wee of each • cheeses, as to peen • tenor to these who did nee form part of such armsably Sepodatesdest Hegkes—l should say it was. The nob were swaying obese, and nth* sash diorarbensi. Late, la the day, as opplintion was nen fro • body of inestalles, es the nob wire throwiag Mese at the edam is the her- , reeks. Who. it wee Nag dariti he onsullimi with his 1 broths, se to the but lamas of settingthe people gni* out of the Peek. Termed 100 aessublee is a line, sad paraded then towards the threes, sad by that mem the park was Minn* well •kund. Hr. Hellman*, for the dense., said he thought it right first to state under what eirennetenne he appeared for the defending at the bee. He had be.. is to anted for the messed parties by Meson. Traven and esdth, most nspeet•ble perasse, who lad, though sot mondani with the dentinal', iron anon eiresasnaces that bed acme se their knowledge, arrived Mike opines that the present charge, ought to he welshed, sad that pumas is the modifies if the &faunal. ought sot to he kit mind, unprotected. He had sot bon untreated by those who desired to so a matinees,' of doting or • breath of the poses acinaittod, • but by perms who held • Wang opines that usleie • change leek pass is in templated iaterfiressie with the people's sonforts great sad serious mile would occur, sad dawn arise, of far more serious monist thas the.. of kande" off poliesson's halo These ',adonis felt it to be their daty, as loyal subjects of the Qom, to eall the aunties of ma gistrates to these proposed thanes which bad drives the people to exesesso, whisk would go on isereasieg, unless mimes seam was allowed to rale is place, as at pretest, of prejthies, bigotry, and folly. It wee impossible to treat this as • slight amities. wit► edema to the bills before parlienest be would set moms say jodgeseat. He firmly believed, Dormer, that the MAW of the riot on Sean" woe that Iselin entertained by .way Ingliehnan, how ever temperate the way is which he developed it, that be would amt ham his fair pleases es isterfered with, his in ane/Ins embed, or be prevested free neetiag aped, is • missal nether by es est of parlimaint. Further, that if 'endued with by authority, it was a natter of the last imminent that power should be plaited is discreet hands, who would prefe, to Week sod instruct rather they to driv•—• coons width nest and to • way that all would repot. The crowd west to Hyde-park with no vindic tive hangs, bat in gem honor—not to oenisit a arise but to teeth a nodal Wass quietly ; they west, in shin, hoping to drive • little nose Into the ridiesloos bead el the author of this mint Mimics@ ramears. Had this proceed ing hoes takes kiadly sad good hamar, the day would have mama ever pmesahly, aad not have sand se it did is gasmen's' or hinjoheny, sad with 80 or 90 people beim; ineseeer•ted in eels sad several persona wounded. And yet, with time serious mitten before the., nobody appeared to brew mashing; there was so on to Wag • charge ; aid the emit had jest bad a specimen of the lgoarease sad isditeresce of people I. authority, and their utter thiltnne for hada' authority eatr•sted to teen. If ma qualities wan inhibited in the house of parliament. Gould it be wesdered U intlweake were sane. tines sees Ms. Howdah& said lie would odious's lie daisies until sore of the evidence wee brought before Mu. It the ease wee $ mare isolated ease of Maur throwlag, he should sot be disposed to deal with it otherwise shwa leniently ; but if it tamed out that the rase was Gee of a Mouse character, it weld require severe treataaeut. Mr. Ofszasoa said he sraliastrastsd by Mr. Itsyaolds, the part of tM govaramosat. to ay that all proms sot ar mat is soattaittiag as sat of violassa sow is sastatly sated be sat at Liberty. lir. Balloons' thOseght that all parties might be released es their ows resogaleasses to appear coo a future day. Mr. Bardwiek mold set ogres to that. Mr. Irroseis Newry hair wee thee pot to the bar. _ _ Ins the acids.; el ♦ WO it appeared that Mr. Mair was elate to the railings at a time idles the polies were ordered to clear the people lies theta; that Mr. hair ailed out to the people set to p beak ; that whams told ►is be was obeying sedan; that Mr. Make sipped, " your orders, I shall as go beck ;" that a crowd was eollestiag about them ; that be west fogad the railings to take Mr. Male late custody; that Mr. Pigs pat up his 'tisk ; that be musk the mist diva ; that be vasaluul a posh hem the disk; that he took Mr. Malt into tasted,; mad that Mr. Mak add to his he was easy ter hacks essaulted his, as he did sot masa to do as. Did set strike Mr. Mali with his truncheon. CoasterlDA SIT bard Yr. Nair say be did set Ms he be ntlsed up with web slot drone's, and that be wee lorry be bed swanked Yee pollee. The defendant add that ea Sudsy and repeated It main to•dsy. Mr. Ballaatins said the defendant was a highly respect. able gentleman-4 clerical agent sad editor of a periodical . He was elderly sad &Wog and had been treated with great brutality by the polio,. He should prom that the polies malted using the people with their tronsheose, striking old sad yang sow women, sad anises. He should after the acidities ask the coon to disunite the charge, sad to plass the amiable making it at tie ►ar for perjury. A geutlentao named Dense said he saw the defeadam dragged away by several polieesess. The defeadaat wee doing nothing, and he believed saying nothing, though he was Mohr of to hear the difeodsat had he spoken. The polies sated with the greatest brutality, sparing neither man, woman, aor child. Did not mei the defeadaot commit say assault. The defendant only held up his stick to guard himself from blows. Mr. Hay thought the polies behaved very mighty. The defendant dented the assault sad the admission to the polio* of the assault. Hr. Hardwick would cal, require the defendant to enter into Die own r 000.11.1110111. Mr. Baiteatime wished to law if the charge against the policeman would be taken ? Mr. Hardwick said not thsa, and se it was put .in o'clock Amused the promediep till this day. A stews patrol watched the streets is the neighbourhood of the polka ease all day, sad remained there daring the sight. At midnight that e wore still two or three more of loungers I. sad about Marlboroughstrest, who seemed to have osme there (rem motives of cariosity. TIED 3 DAY. This neeniag, in sensequan of the number of the site:gee which were adjmuned frees last eight, the magistrate •aunt an earlier hour than usual. The ematenteat outside oi l the overt was gratin than ea the previous day, aad there Geoid not be ISM than !rem 2,000 to 3,000 persons pre/tent. The streets i• the visiaity of she row have measly been immunised, the loose stems them Miming the Nob plen , y of material wherewith to snub the ennesading windows, aad of this they have availed tkseaselvn. The night charges wens Ant beard. The siojerity were charged with throwiag sena at the pollee. Ames Hamie,lB, wee shagged Wien Mr. Hardwick with wilfully %iswing a moo la Oren Ilissiberesgh-street, to the baser et the pant pease. Bank, 204 D, proved seen, the prisoner step from amongst a member of others, plek up a •tone, sad delibe rately throw it at a brother eanstable. Witness at can took kin into custody. The primmer, whe - desied **Wag the ohm., woo deed 20e., er touted. dale. Joseph Demskits, sad aline • deem others, were deed 20e., or Mertes• days mei, der dour ofieme. Timor Paris was sheeted with *Meetly easeultieg I Hem, 4113 A, whim to the asseutica et hie duty. The same Maui that about de Vele* UM Eight, he ow some etteetablee eseveyiai Fifteen to the station lame, whoa the primer one up and tug a largo some atom the emsteldes. He thew teak him_ late custody, mad far obese • deem yards be weal gee; eery quietly. fly, however, be mode • greet resat. seek sad faded epee the meb tee memo him. He Vita *sued mad sad meek witness* the mouth, mad keeeked him dew* sad hisked him with emit violence es to reader , him unit der farther duty. demo ether erasable mom teeny mused the primmer, sad bard him la the sallow home. The primp wee ermaided he a meth. At see *Week, meedieg se previews smegeseat, the whole of the prhosen who marl sheep' with meth% dieteetwase is Hyderpark ea Sudsy hot, ealculated to lead tee Mph of the pease, were brought up Is. easadaatiaa The pripeity of them, Is. mat of bell, haa bees looked up et the BMus all eight Mr. Chelsea append fee the pomades; mil Mr. &UMW fat the mjecity of the defeadeath lb primal vrevedivided lato Ave elesees:-11 deem, 21 Avowing dome, 10 smelts es do pike, 5 ealesiag sa observation, aid 8 isr attempting to pia Reams; oak*/ la ell SO. Flee Nit bed* pima at do Dar wen ll llimw Beraids, iiwprdwt~. AIM Madibeni t Ames Calm, Gawp* Pee Ly. Adorn B.oiNg, Wally Peeper, *Mee &arty, itioliard )await, cad BIAMINI Mr*** wke wen charged *VA modes a distallatmk 11/4“ads. Qs leaky IlLit. T THE EXPRESS, • TUESDAY EVENING, 'JULY 8, 1856. lb. Clarkies telt the MISS weitimewil ef eowsistei of foot &awes. The Ant dam, the ptomain et the bar, were, with many ethos% bans est bestkee la Ryas-park. Thrf. I bpi hsaa i er Is wiaaedyskao lisadai. a. weld est k. Mat lbws was say farther shame thaw being dowse, as. :I:siad I was jastrusted ea else part of (leventatsat that OW . it tie might** thought At,* set at liberty. Yr. &Mattis, salddt wee all very well for Goverassat r at this late period, to withdraw the Amp against the fame- Mat yeeag am at the bet. He did see upheld the mesas- His( el Weems manillas', but still be would always up held the right of every Englishman to meet together, pease ehly, to dines. their grievances. Mr. Hardwkk said : It has beau laid dews that a ass* lag of seek large ambers, to mailed their dislike to a eat & bill, wee illegaL No ens could tell what the Ida chief 'sight have hoes hem nil-disposed pewees atbdag with thew. The set of their meet* was ea illegal ast, sad it was greet legit: ork the put of the Cleversaiest to with draw the chugs. The primers were gm discharged, with a suitable masks. .. Ides loolay. .4 1 lb. 71 dis. PO SI 5 VI . U He 111 Tire out let were alas. Premise, Levis Brows, Mos Cheithers, Wes. &Ea" W. Hieisa, Allred Wnq J, John Humfrov, Jae. Woks, Rat. Gem" Gm ark*. Han PUti, Morris Tobin, Thee. Leo* Chas. Word, Chas. AIM, CM.. lisiforti, That. Ramikes, Was. &.M, Was. Chowort, who were sharged with beiag riotous aad throwing steams la Hydelark esaday het. Mr. Clarkin& said the Hoverasasat had ao desire to men the charge heavily wises the Osseo; who us put of thou appuheaded by lb. polies far *twin steam. They, ao doubt, will be dealt with by tire magistrate aseardiag to the but of lie judgment. Hs Massif, ea the pert of the dievetuasat, should act lateens tartlet la tin natter. 12 121 U 31 IS SA /11 77 IT II 111 00 70 71 i n 76 IT IN Ift 100 10$ n“ Beldame, bevies bent Winn is support of the chugs, kr. Bahamian aidresed the emit at seise Lark sat rain that as the bill had be. withdrawal, the de readmit% la order to pet ma sad to all bitter feelings, should be runeifelly set at large. There had his. essay grave sounplaints said. against the polite, bat they will he heard elsewhere. Helmeted by withdrawiag the sharp as farther bad hells, world be restated. Mr. Clarkson said ha left the use entirely is the bands of the magistrates. iii bit N II ITOT ell Leuestor sal ly De, Weis_ 7 Ds. New Titre IN leseeddre sad I Ille Do. . D•. woe Lewin !el ilwenrell ii ii -- • Ipi Fr 1 9 so rssisiiii us is ilwr i ; __, _ II I==vrAelt. if lel f 1011 101 101 k 17r — lisTrW The dersadsals, who pee a pond denial to the chugs, wets toed 10s. each. Mr. Brojeasis Lt. Smith, of the Ismer Temple, was sherged with assaultiag police sowetsble 147, A, while la the ezeoutios of hie duty is Hyde-perk, ea Snottily het. Mr. Bellaatise applied is bays the ease &Ojos:dad for week is order to aced hie Weal Use to produe hi. _lima, IN. 106 Da. Blrs. aad Ma*, all all MM.Ditt O. liwaait (Ira) o lf ist D all Nevorkla sad all qe.iorta witnesses. • Mr. Hardwick treated the applisatioa and sorrepted the dakedaat's reeegaiseaess to appear this day week. Jots Baidriv was *barged with throwing a stone at pates 'reelable 427 A. Tee sass, whiee was sae of an aggravated nature, wu proved, sad the primmer eessaiitted ter a .oath. Them wars several other charges of • riasilsr *attire brought before the wart, atlas of which wire of the slight ed impedes.' or public iaterest. The proweediap of the dap terraiaated without the least distarbases. . an =ltempelail to hesi U Da. lbw.. le nation Ciiiiiiss * MI Scone nein* an nark Deassa mi tr= lIDa. • De. e Oassehlesi 00 to. lestiesi—lisrouk 10 Dh Inlmala Do. 9.11 i. s Pam an Do. Zola 00 Da. Yeah all nos* Lodes .......« all p.. 171 ItAi ihrhardeldrei. elf Ihnle Wales .. . all soma essikwaY.Z. es =Wore. h Welsch leo hishhi NNW .. 10 thasselmw in d &Mad 00 all = I I ;se los /.ell Beaters ..... an ism* Welds la ha* Torkshit BlearDise sll %Amu sad Dertharall. 9 ran re* £6O Slams ii ftwesallaysollisakkialh W Um al Meth In alseadird sod • an Walarlart and all Wan L In West Ocieseell W.Zoiladtoe.aCesdal P LAW INTELLIGENCE. Mid DAY. COURT OP BANK WM, I. 001011114101,1 1.11 The bankrupt was a druggist, in St. Paul's Churchyard. The baak►aptey occurred some panne, •ut the certificate swing had been adjourned from time to time, with the bankrupt's consent, the business below refried on for the beagle of the estate. Mr. Edwards, the official assignee, stated that they were now in a position to pay the creditors the amount which they bad agreed to accept (102. in the pound) and to glee the bankrupt his discharge; bat there was some difficulty at prossat I. the way of carrying out the arrangement, which woad render another short adjournment necessary. His Honour impressed surprise that the bankrupt had ' "lammed so loug without his certificate. Mr. Edwards said he had done so volastarily, being de sirous to benefit his erediton to the atmout. :00 Aberdeen leo Do. N.. I. I pee Ct. ... 100 Odadoales.Jllo .11 Calmar alloly.GaaJle p.a. ill Cork awl Barks all Doell.feelka AberJaas. Orb Adams am • ek... In Da *Cam 11, pot C. 100 Ds. de. Olen C.f par Ct. aU lese.oBo. LULA p•.,No I all Me do. Da all Dalian pr Oat Bleak all 1ea1.p.01.. leo Mart rll Ida arr irs 100 Ida,Pren.Denne4p In Oran Derain 6 Ong 100 Do. b per .eat. sbia at to p.a. per— De. di pr UM. DeAPALAUSIOASPASOs La ackiceuseteat wee directed secerdis y. IN II USTI& This was the cortilMie rare hail; the ow of W. Lister, jewel-cuss•moker, of Groat Gems-street, 11110 had traded is portamellip wi.h his son, Fredk. Wen. Lister, ander the gm et Lister sad Son. The son bad also bosh made bask rap., bat bad not eaneerdered. The joint balsam-mem eminences on the lot of January, 1864, with a simples of 9481. The bankrupts now owe to °tedium 3MN ; the emits are returned at 2061. It ap peared, from the report of Hr. Nicholson, the ofileial as **see, that William Lister had bean in hue sees up ward. of thirty years, and that his eon joined Sim about three year siege. No statement of Waite was made at the time, but the whole of the capital beloomed to the fa ther. Of the sant owls; to creditors (3,6671.), it was re peesented that 3,4001. was for goods obtained by Frederick Wee. Lister, without the knowledp or tassaat of his primer, which pods Wife pleriged or otherwise disposed of, sad the poses& applied by F. W. Lister to hie own purpose. He woe believed to have absconded. The creditors, therefore, for geode consumed ia the busl am, would only amount to 1671., considerably less than the wets were retuned at. They had kept Marsden books. (551 7— mullediburnaa 100 Da • pa. reimma.Pra 100 Dodolo.dnissia.4o 100 DIM Inelemilis 4 p.l WI Do. INna. Pal Share all Da Omer lei 111.0 p all Dads. de. 11 p. 100 Do. Bina. Ova. Moak— I 1 oil Do. db. ad Jo. Maw ilea. Übe W Do. v Mr. Leeman, for the usigsees, aired no opposition. Mr. Laurasia put the um before the court as ens of misfortune. laaraliskTatai 1011 100 tans 0.11,.• II 100 Ditto swam. f I p 1aa..69901400/".1110 Bo Roam granted a second clue artilioats. 141 o yp . AI .11• Car .— 011 Ilarlo6 p 100 Illitioad Oass.ar.6o.Bpa 11J Do. M. 41 per et. $1 DIM SI Ptef.4 per ell Narking Debsetures... 100 Do.hares.lizta.lo4o 100 Da. Prsil.4 per 01.110. IN North BMW' 100 N.East.-13er.w.4pAt.P.r•L CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TilD3 DAY. OLD Coarr.—amosall= moans& Wigan Jams. Morsbos t 3d, a pate/al-looking young piemied guilty to two indiettneats charging him with smile. Imp. cheques, 'wowing them to be forged. Is mown to gamiest put to the prieoner by the learned jade% be stated that distress sad poverty had trivia him to esmesit tbe mime. He bad tried in Gym possible man. aer to elnlis employmeet. bat was suable to do so. The ifsbrtike mods ,ems inqairini of the Rev. J. K Jessie., mite was the pressroom Ia one of the eases, and he stateliest the father of the primps., wee a elergyraan, and ea obi maw friend of his, sad as that amount be took sa istereet in him, sad wee iodated to cub the forged instasmout for him. He was afraid, from what he bad heard, that fee the last six Rootha the primmer bad get his !iris. by plaskas forged cheque'. The primmer mid that he bad been mined se assistaat is a school, oat latterly be had bein employed to sell books on eomenesion. The wawa he .oald earn at this occupation was half•a-srown a day, sad this wee all be sad hie wife had to subsist upon. He requested the wart to read some traveled's relating to his modest at college, which he headed up to the bensb. His leedship, haviag penned the documents, said he should like to make some further isqldries benne he pseud intense. II Do. de. do. 13 Da. 1666116.41.N0. 1 1 Da. De. 1146 16 Do. TaiiiillllParaL an Mirth ap.WeasAtireLlail;= all inonlikOaauel al l ldeSoDevia.... 1 Ms Rad 44 par Oust ski ILDWllud..taa.4l.olV3) 119 " lii 11 gi 99 9 In 100 110 ▪ 111•111 W ssi. yeast ell lllllLTabldndpieLOur _ If 111 1 1 2 II il p• dis. 10111111111 191/latwap 11941491949 911 9 4 194.99 Mom Jewlsai 2i n 10 .41194991•119dri50m... S or I La IN L ISt S pa I 2. Si So I THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. 61 St 011 176114 66 61 Nk 06_ -4-- Irserninisna. ♦ lIIIPIAL II 1711111•111). 6 el 9 : 4 4/ Si 1 91jff ad ka 100 103 106 109 119 114 A respectable, quiet-looking woman applied to Hr. AP sold this quorum, lot lie immediate Protection rider the followieg clammetansre: Applicant stated, that we the previous afternoon hen bus bead e .m• up to ber la Grosvenor-row, Chokes. and without the eliebtest provocation, declared, with a brutal orb, that be would kick her eye out. She rescastrated, when be immediately naked upou her sad kicked her In the mast brutal way about the and side. She wse rescued frog his reran by,t=esama. but he shortly afterwards followed her into the street sad beat bar maser aridly about the bead with his est. ldr. Arnold inquired whether she wished to take a ern mons out against tier husband ? Applicest eetrested SIN magistrate to end the pollee and take Ida at are, r she was aftid that the mower he taw ter be would again beet her. Tree brutal attars were of ermine ciesurreer. He had been eamarted foe mix meths for investing bey. She bad bees mewled esly twelve ' rears reteeday. Ilr. Award inkiedlately granted a smart for ha hue 'bend's appeelensiele. SOUTHWARK. iii isii ni!lt no in ei ft NB s ae S Ili is pa I 3 $3 111 n ll 01 • 2 1 ,, 11 et 14 10 pa IS II A VIIANNOURAT. WIKAAA ZIAWASISF, 1114 slum% hastiest ptire of WM l e was cherget with eteallue peeks% beadles/Mei fres the es person at Ithalutni . Rom • auk broker. Probwatter agerstri that he tose prosealtas alas, MO- r street title tasiiies. awl when mew tbe Tetra Half he felt ' some owe at We sot peke; ant ea tarsi. the prisoser mob, sway with his his bast. Bs era; • They had a ete:e 6 Valleh r— o W4t pap took pia ham Is erie r ib io i le easiest uStiis poloserhis thol jimmies ittiii.lo up the haudareviaht, lag is sehosit ■ bolesgek birlhoeslM IMM to it seem, see else. /Mr. elitan asked the polosesSee t e e s who the haadhaesidet I Ma 961., but ad ewe eitet wes ran Ida. it • • mimeos before. Mr. Alleluias said is should deal sees by seamig Ma to ths areas mete with log Wow. 'WAYS. 10; IleilaTtaaswl 10 DENG llastalt_ Mallsra d roan -- 1 Da. Swit all Earn hams 10 Do. Dalwioa . 144.1/10..p.D I maven.; stl EL if I 10 )orspi hods at twit, o.llnwkatOwolo4ll=l all D0.01.4aw.44.46. 70 Da. 010.01 DWIGIGaw all Great De. Owipp.'s et o=s. 10 OnWill all Omit Mina PwWwwlo.- 1 Do. litawer.f pw I Da. Maw& Ga..- 11/1 Do. M ..•••••• 2 ° 17 .111.1 %11=40a. 411 Gt. Wait Canada. all Maki,. pap 67,aga. Al ell 2 gt st it W • Da. do. 71, sll amilata and Tama W It/hew 10 Ipws aM emus —... 14 =aad II Ow Saw 31i Darla all Do. Kew W 4144m141.147 , :g 5 r e. 1114 Pg. 3 Nattbera al ad Ditto M. dwayelia; Gladstal 11l all Itantelpia /Wu& 14 Paha sal Lyons —.. all Palls's* Park. Om. II Maw sad Haw* W Royal Dula ---- II loyal Owedlak all Watts wad all Ds. %pat Owl. hear la Ueda war l air. . a ft. 64 par coa W Weston at 'MSS 511 &shad ___ ___ Nimbi nousail. lie saw ----. = at 44114"‘" dIOIIC4II ZAILWAYS. _ma geaMat Ms: Mali Oalsal 1 sala;. . ...151s Is Is LIMINIMMO 114144 ap ars Du I pit mai. .„ .... ... 1471 71 II I* I per oat illtid Ural .. lON IS 77 ist.la Om abssOmpadeat Ullifipa Pjaasl, s per was. MGM 94 w a dd e d sa d am k aa ... 11.1.01 Margi • per am. Oak fas4)lBl4 41 14 4 st , ba i es imilk - r - d eb s *airlock/I Its p .11114, met 446 Ds. de. WI D. de Sr& Meru ... ... 1441 IT IS OW wisradssi ba saw Ids n o . de. Makin MI ... Itli 118 44 Eia NOM SW be did 'OW 04 P 441 airman isrlarkilllS SI SS it a : . l ita ill : "Mil psassyL ps. 4 issaOsairsl l4l""b6. lsk.la "I mane; 6 1 I ) , Ds. 4e. Sad ik, be. ill 4 ...: fot 01110 Rd asaitaa 8 gi. 4.14 non IMO i -..— S.. Ist Mamma Sp. saa... WI r. MARS LISTS:-THIS DAY. two' o'Cxeer. The railway share market to-day is very quiet at the reduction established Jests/day. Dodson is extremely limited. South Eastern. ere rattNr isvmr, at 18 to 1. London and North Western steel is quoted 1001 te 1011 ; Great Western, 881 te 87}; Midland, 72f to ; Lamb's, and Yorkshire, 81 to 1; Great Northern., 231 to 1; and Caledonians, 31 to reach shares continue dull. oaDDIARI NW= AND STOCK& IPd.' lan.wen. I agg ar ss Was Imlay. ma i law 64 1 1 n e& 174 • rwaismalairOlidsl.o U Da. oba. m It . is. Mad aad trial PO II D. . NJ NI 121 Out Ng 60 all ad Delpfeed .• la+ tm I • I II 46 MI6 IN MINN Jur dIR an 0111.416.0211 a. IN Out 14* is all DIN, AI sad —llll N all DMus . It 111 LI a. IN Dabs, n ss at. IN DD.. Swan n IS 16 1141 Da. 001, Z. U. M. 100 loot Laaarldre ........... 76 77 Si. IN NlNskila amillissaaw.„ lT y~Ny tsi ant rasips... no 011abeet haa ab N. 71 IL US AND= ......—... 70 1114 a. IN 76 IT at 7/11' De. Nest 1$ IN IL IN 101 at 67 671 N ir 13 “ ni i i fle fii I 50 i i 1:1 e Nil nil 110 lia rt, u - Al 15;ii v& a 00 luank SS 1_ I St. 40. "WI I—Fid. I. so et. Is et. IS se is s Par air 4 . die —s 4 ft ab .• MASI 40 40 24,00 . 0 SO 44000 / SI 51.104 20 11,1100,108 000101 2 21. 2.010 1 1 100 alk iste WI WS WM 11 AM SC M IM noss 11 Km 111.1100 M 10 40.0 13.075 WOO 1 00 WON 5 11,000 SS MOW 13 1,000 40.000 1 SO ift4l rod WAS UAW AND I KS* =lit Australian Goad trunks Oalikonlan +Amarallan Blatnavom Iron • Coal +MIA Iron. — D T. 0 17. re se‘ae — M; Da. IL Mut Dd Gold : : 0 0.11110 alapsr Wain of Sag tDo. u =r iack. Cga ppr t • Matra are* Nand IralE4 lresod Ducey al yaat Palicatl. ...- . Do. B. •Ilortepata Now Grow& tS.Uaorto Mottoes; Moods _ PooWand Rim Lod Pact Phillip ---- -- -- +lthymmylz tDo„ Nom Sunken do Cub& loath &entrains &nip Tin Croft . . JOINT STOCK plastralseis . _ liiiNe - 741 - lariered Bank of A DOADAI Oilmen et London.. 11 1114001.1kAast.diazt Lispart.Haat of Asst. 111tas urns and Counq Lanka 1-Int Stook London and Wostoalnatat Nat. Pro.. of England Do. Paw National of Inland Now South Wales Origin. Basin tbrpotatko 1 it-°l'l7`7ll;q.;?- dos lie wed Ookl Imp. Co LimUrelle Unica of Asia/wile Do. New lUsioa el tondos ..... ..., COMMERCIAL AND LIWIP MUD AT ►[ZRD 11110TALA. ISO 103 IV 1211 11Is ""` 11 lie II 1 . Ili i Pa 133 136 9 1 9 a! 3i dis. 83 Is U I I ides today.; it lgl 6 7 6_ 6_ " 2 U A 1 1 pa is I a i 1. L f If I? a zd 1 4 1 7 1 74 24 pm 24 pm .1 19" I 6 1 4 Melted Madses..-- 1 all Waller West Mariposa Trassarabls W illaslisa Melo WILL all 64 U au n an 6 " ; 6 Pn ai 1 PR 17i 1114 14 S S O ad par 19 3U al 48 49 35 U U 11. SO SI id kb U 40 31.4 74 74 $ 11 Is bi Idt z d so al 10, 32§ § zd 11 3Nh 37 30 ISO 110 H +i Ti 1d l7j 121 si Si :e S I lid 4 4 Sal i 120 i id Si 1 i f I lj VI 76 Il fe xd Pe MI I 4 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. _ (rs MAGNITIO siumozAra.) (nom ova owx ooaassrownixt.) The weather still COOtilltlel extremely fins in this neigh bonrbood, and the attendance of traders at our corn market this morning was bet small, consequently the trade was limited. There was scarcely any alteration in prices. The g I articles, seen as wheat, II Indian core, oats, !to., folly maintained the closing prices of Friday last. se. I re.l salsammi. l el N all Ifteliet sad R. IN (WIN to Lat.& 17MI. 101‘111•71d1.1111ftwo) N N. 100 Cl = lB ANON 100 dL 100 Issalassbils. OsNal NO& 1311 IS N Oisonsliri flout ) (INN NO. Wasioni) 27 N SS ININNIIKLYNUI3IIIid 107 N is Ess. asses 1 IS Dr. # dims two.— IS 1 balsa sod wilt 1011sualbslows) VS 10 Otledissia WIN) IS N. lM Idoss Nina NiNilemll want Nsesft. ) NO DlO, par OM. IS 10 Mllm% essdised Si all ill WAIN.) 11 IS all MAW gedtsr Isesskt.knozi.) 111. 1 11=Usiiusdi s tal) 114 Sessmlst Dory aitt issd MMus r ) 10 IS sismosaismaNgssol. N ail (lassisir t. waist 421180 dos) MN 0 N 15 Vristat_liWyrs(lns.Loo. Sal.Wost.klarigicek) 24 CNN suliusouj. e l s. upe &waft milaftluesp. MI Ilea (bra Oise Minima_ — 7 111 111 IS eirswebary sal Ilmiellord (bow to MX. Irmo, SI issalkshodslirs(issesi is IN. IrOssa) N all Wow YAW pa. lipPret N. Ni le Impose pew NUNN ISsausal SS Ur.lnalla Agricultural. 10 Oranln loyal WU 10 Amy Wallarvarka &to SAM assamilaa Land_ 11.14.1101611 n. t Sad. Co. 11{. Jaa.oadJal7 Palms I FM moos 4 ham of Pra 10 Mom Mom ... m IS UMW 'Mpg* 10 100. Aideatkon SO coo. 0 km Saw 00111ar 10 Iladkorramo 21001.111. 10 Ss OLAmorlasa 1 Nadas! Patillesa. 41.41 10 Ilalbobilde Lod 2 Masa ad o Wm Slam ltavipalso 1 Saab &ft. Avaralmila 10 AMA at Europa Assn. 1 Owo I PaollaffeLaadtbDoefal OS Alstas.6 °dada diem AO Do New 2,A:offload basCompaily 1001tayal Rad maw 1 Good Main lowan 1 DD. Nam 22 doaell Offatfaliaa Load 110abaaorio0 Wog. amp Do. Do. liegioadod 20 trust&Loane.o.otUpOso Nolan Diapao's Load U s k 2.2 ;21 fit 41 46 • 7 MI 1 19 ; g ; Si 71 l as S I 41. 1 : SO St 0 SI I Cs pie 4: 8 1 I per 17; sse los 10 67 69 N 411 13 lti tl tli 29 80 i s N 41 3 l ln 4 11 MI IS 100 NI 101 3 4 I li 1 11 pa ,4 it- 41 111 1111 1/0 1111 111 114 101 • 1 tr.' M 101 91 94 10 11 171 101 74 711 1 10 11 14 17/ st Nos 111 1114 i . Ile 141. a 41 a 1.011 10f 94 97 se 4 i dk Pit MI 101 1 4 k 13 r Si zdh: 12i LS • 41If 44 43 47 44w 1$ Nit $ MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suoks.—fileiTii;rlehs;aTrerystady appearance. The l public sale of 3,2V0 begs of Mauritius was withdrawn at prices above the market value. Ti. Teased market Inn: brown lumps, 46.. 6.1. to 47..• grocery, 47.. 61. to 635. CO/111.-2,300 begs of dative Ceylon were offered in public sale. About 700 line sold at 4%. 6d. ; a few lot. at 49.. The remainder, good, bought in at 48s. Tau.—The market is dull. Ruin remains steady. 800 bags Codhia sold at 12.. 64. to 13.. 64. COTTON.-100 balsa sold yesterday on 'Change. B•l.l7tllll.—Rat action 61 sold at Ms. 6d., which is a slight decline on last week's currency. In other articles no matmi .1 alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is Ann to•day at thy d quotations, Ms. : —Town tallow, 60e Bd., writ sash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the soot, 62r. 6/. to 9d.; Judy, No. 61. ; October to December, We. 91. to 64i. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Dario reports the supply short; trade with. out alteration. Primo meadow bay, 8.55. to 90s. • superior, 96a. to 110 a.; interior. 60s. to 130 s; now, ciao. 80s. to 100 s.; rouse, Sic to 85s ; clover. 90a. to lits.; 'woad eat, Us. to DIU.; straw, Us. to 30s. BAIL STAltHores NEW FRIZZ POE AN BeriAtON A &mem On ldODnea HISTOST —A.Mough the pertitnalar cosdn‘ons of the newly-founded rise are not yet matured, Karl fiteaumer has expressed the greet regret which he would feel it oa that 'mount the iatended competition were postponed for asorhot year. It is oreordingly sanonneed that the subject of the joglish Proem Baty for 1856 will be "The Character of Lord Clarinda', first es a Statesmen; sad enmity es a niStalriSll." Amy undergraduate of the tieivenity of Odor& who shall not have exesedefilour Tore from his matriculation of the 31st of Koch nest, is at liberty to compete for this pose, sad is reqeiret to send itis *UMW under a MOW .over to the lirgirrtvir of the Tialversity et Oxford oe or before the day abets specified. It is desired that the mays should not be of !greater length thaa would octopi 20 ensures if they elsouirl be recited. Tax Iticoms TAX AND Blantre Soarnas,r-An insporteat regulation hes been evade is .a set of Parlia ment jest primed, 'with respect to tbi abatemept of Memo tax cm the inseams* of 11,... The act recoiled the royel west on Tuesday to erintione the act of last eessios for the abatement of the Menem tax loath the 6th Jots neat leer. sad 11 states it to be expediter to extend this provisions to basic sosieties. The sew provision declares that say mon who shell have made soy each inotranee, or sea , wooed for ear malt deigned ansuity se in the footled sets OEM*, in ea kith sort Moiety society *at setae ed *seder say act of Parliament relating to (timidly societies, shall be entitled to all the benefits and advantages eseferrod by the recited acts, provided that the premiums payahhi fa respect of sash immense shall net be Mole kr sleonee embeds Oka ens mostar. MONEY MABSET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The English stock market is better:' to•dsy, and yesterday's decline of per cent. has been recovered. although business shows no increase of activity. Consols were first marked 91, and are now quoted 911 to 1 ex div., for the 10th July. The Three pee Cents. Rodeoid have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock at 211 to 211; the New 30 years' Annuities at 16 15-16; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 100; to 101; Exchequer Bills, March, at 225. to 265. prem.; ditto June, at 19s. to 2.75. prem.; and India Bonds, at 355. prem. Omnium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. Great dulness continues to prevail in the foreiga stock market. Turkish is quoted 811 to ; ; Mexican, 241 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three per Gents, 18 to ; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 631 to 1 ex div. • Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 71; and Br azilian Old Five par Cent. (small) Bonds, at 1011. The ship Windermere sailed from Geelong on the 12th March, for London, with 4,600 ounces of gold on freisht, worth 18,0001. St. Petersburg advices to the 23rd June quote the exchange on London at 38 546 to 7-16 d. Scarcely any business was going forward in produce. Mr. Thornton, the chairman of the committee of Portuguese bondholders,yesterday made his formal pro. test, through Mews. Donnison and Son,fthe notaries, against the continued arbitrary reduction of 40 per cent. from the dividends now ia course of payment. The Portuguese government is understood to be ardently desirous of obtaining the aid of English capitalists in the promotion of railway undertakings, but so long as this deep stain on Portuguese credit remains unremoved there is no chance whatever of any such assistance being rendered. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 15th June were 7,6481. sterling, or at the rate of 311. 15s. per mile per week, against 4,9161, or 211. 9s. per mile, in the corresponding week of last year. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLotrx. The gold mining shares remain steady, with little business. Liberty shares mark ss. The stocks of the various Australian Land Com panies exhibit no movement. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 28; and United Mexican at 4. AUSTRALIA. (From the Circular of Porter Brothers ankteavls.) MELBOURNE, Aram 10. Since the date of our last Circular the state trials have taken place and resulted in the acquittal of all the prisoners by sumussive jetties. The government deter. mined to prosecute for the highest offence known to the law. They had the advantage of having the prisoners tried at Melbourne, rather than say place within the circuit of the diggings ; where an undue partiality might possibly be supposed to prevail in favour of the scousrd. But the juries showed no hesitation in pronouncing ther verdict of aequittal. Fell accounts of these trials will be found in the publiojournals. The commissioners appointed to investigate this adminis tration of government, in the mining di.triots, have tuned their report. It is an elaborate statement of fool and arr. meats, which have been for a long time put urged else where against the present system, and goes far to excuse the discontent which has so long prevailed among one of the largest and mut important classes of our colonists. It contains also a history of mining affairs ; a description of the condition of the miners ; and of the varioua methods employed in raising the gold. It likewise proposes as a remedy for existing evils, the abolitith of the license tax, together with the removal of the present staff of gold emn nsissioners, and their numerous subordinates, and suggests, as a substitute for the tax, • duty of 2s. 01. per ounce on all gold exported from the colony, with the imposition of small non compulsory tax of 20r. per annum, conveying with it certain advantages to the miner, to be collected by oilcan entitled wardens, whose duty it veil also be to settle disputes, and adjust all claims that may arise among the miners. _ iiiecardanee with the proposition of this communion, • bill has already been introduced into the lAqiiilstive Council for the export duty on gold, and there is little doubt but that it will be pawed (41 , bough the policy of such • duty is in many quarters doubted), the license fee abo lishod, and the other proposed reforms carried out. Tbs sudden cessation of steam communication between these colonies and Europe, nes gives rise to a god deal of discussion. It appears to be fully recognised that if we are to enjoy an advantage of this kind, we must be content to pay for it. The attention of the council bee been drawn to the subject by a despatch from Sir William Denison, booked up by a petition from the Melbourne Clamber of Com ' memo ; and it was at once proposed to put upon the esti ,' mates for this purpose • sum of 60,0001 The money will, no doubt, be voted, arid it is expected that the neighbouring colonies will contribute proportionably toward* the estab lishment of • line of steamers, either via Panama, or in conjunction with the Peninsula and Oriental Company's Overland route. This interruption in our steam comaitinimtion has been the more hit in consequence of the absorLing interest which all take in the war. We haws given tables showing the imports and ex perts of the whole calmly during the years 1853 end 1854, es well u for the first qu f the prthent year. These return. are given at the declared value', acid the values having been higher ia 1863 than in 1864, the gain thin are relatively greater in the latter period than in the former. 1 --- Thee tables show the imports to have been at the rate of 501. per head, whilst the usual amount of imports in ordinary tinges is not more than 121. per bead. Tags eaces-ive im portations will assist in accounting for the disastrous state of commercial affairs that has prevailed here so long, and that resulted in insolvencies to the extent of nearly two millions sterling in 1864 alone. Since the end at last year, many more failures bays occurred, and, in addition to thi.se that have been publicly announced, a great number of insolvent estates are being privately wound up. We have on a former occasion remarked that the awe quince of thesis disasters has chitlly teen a complete pros tration of credit. This has led to a system of cash trans actions, which bee now been in operation for some months past; and, although a good deal of activity has lately existed packaging for the interior, trade has necessarily hen matt restricted. _ _ We cannot leek forward to the violist lesson for any decided impruenaant, but confidently expect that the opting will open with wowed activity in all breaches of trade and Weary, add •oemplete restoration of confidence. One Wog we contribute largely towards so desirable a' Malt Is densorpenoe of an annual scarcity of water, Mittfeltß fplialiame have been to *great extent suspended on t:surralest ad stet productrnerdd - Ohne, ad where per ye in, it is frequently merely to raise the " washing stuff," in anticipatios of the comicg relay season, until which time the gold mast in these instances remain *- readied. The quantity of gold sent down lately hoe there fore been comparatively sepal, and thus • discouraging feature has appeared io the production of the gold fields; on the other band, so large is the quantity of washing stuff accumulated, and so urgently is water required to complete the operatLas of the digger, that there will doubtless be a great and continued increase le the quantity of gold send down when the winter fairly sets in. Very writhe ideas are also eatartnined u to the result of the application of ildiant power to quarts crashing and other machinery. fferntal stems engines barn bees sent up to the diggings this saes, which, when fairly at work, are expected to par erneklarable impetus to the production. Ameba pod omen foe the future consists is the fares of Csodium which is being brought to bear epee the rpostion, and whisk his shandy produced some activity tie of our government in surveying and bringing liti sown lands for sale. Hitherto this has been ma* Segisited. The satire wispy is computed to eustain be tiem fifty ad sixty millions of ecru of lend, of which has than one million four hundred thousand barn been *mated Irma the crows dieing the entire twenty years of ifteetdeuest. In the year 1854 about five hundred darn six* urea were offered for sale, of which fur hundred and slaty thousand Wife sold. It a expected that the govern ama will be a position to offer • like quantity of five hue dred thousand acres this year ; bat it ato be questioarn it at this rate of propose is offering the rend tio sale, the ,resourpos of the colony will be developed in u manner etno. uensarate with the ISOCINSitalli of the increasing pope. the select ir th ell e t cla erd irna lY of Captain eara T u tll ttei l9l a rl pei t od Far to llß um lLlS o lt i. . — to M'Closo, of bet Majesty's ship lovestigator, as the dis armer of the North-West l'esubge, met at one o'clock. wire premnt-rhir. Macitiaaeo, in the chair • Lord r, Mistral Wean, Blr T. Herbert, Cameos licobeU, Me, and Mr. Stepheaeon. The other members ) wax filr B. Peel, Mr. Wilma, Mr. E. Misr. ser, Mr. Jackass, Bir T. /Wand, Mr. I. Butt, bot. Captain Sir George Back odd Captain the witnesses muunined dozing ;be sitting, sad sere paid a very high caraptiapect to the courage ranee 'et Captain MiChtre, with, the, stated. ogee beetlear thee Sir B. Piny, and bad an ' BOOKANtisolisht of a North-West Passage. Ise shag adjmumed to this day, when 84 John B. Belcher will be examined. Mr I - s return jilt published, trio declared value of oar imams from 12 prim elpsl ports of the 'Jailed Kneed= last you was 89 808,0721. hen the pset ef Lena= the value wee 22,180,278., sod keis Livesisel s eguont. Y. and ; red. wity. 911 per I to • 1; ears' 9, at II Ns. India to 41 T i ga ;team 18 to hitch tB3l tts. at onde, the gold Le the • ircoly tee of pra- wns, 10 per meat. to be Wish tinge, credit rer of iy of were le per t the little Com- I 28; 10. trials ill the deter. • law. lad at of the ' dy be .t the ict of is the ninir Saud are.. 1 else- scum, me of s. It nn of thods as a tax, rom- grits, ea on of a eying ed by settle id the ion, • 'viva little f• such &ea- :wain sal of • Gra int to ova to irked Com- est& will, suing stab- or in any's been ehieb Ix- { and year. d the laan- the ite of inary I ani- se of that Ilions many that !vent Mae. pros. ralaa• Daths ately rang pun • and hie a rater, id on t per- doing until n an- hero- aging • ' Leads; stuff inlet* be a sent ideas on of Mum, :ad to wee of ,a the ingiar 500 ill be- which bees ears of Shoe- d mud Oren. I bea- med If e, the r CM* select sputa • dia. • Lord vibe,* Buie% Butt, laptain fb sod Courage stated. Id as- usage. r Jobs • • n jest prim. COM sod