The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-21 00:00:00

SPORTING. HAMPmx RACES.-TH CRSD IT. The fait e.sy lithap•or, as regards .port, is usually the he.: and to Teen" sea by for the east esj ; but the woo h•lp to lad the ways and mesa,." have Ist:6W the •• Qefell'e Gainer" WHO the, character that attaches to the Derby at Spaeth sad the Ileaperees Plate at Aecat. and have accordingly dabbed Thathday the "grand day " is due to them to state that they did it fall honour yesterday, for such a throng, we Yashiro to say, was never before sewn on Mauls/ Hurst. Trite's ailed to as .antent beyond their regulated capthity wen stinted at ifthernis witch, bat for thi areacseasents and the care with whittle they were c,ri.ed oat, wcul l seemly have tnu corktout wits safety. How easy were usable to obtain soarryasco, if any. we have no Reath of ascertaining, but sertaialy hundreds tailed to reach the coarse with after the drat race. The read was also thronged, ar.d great naabas ad . - pled tho comer and store aim ab:e, if not the quickest, rotate of water. Math enotosios necessarily arm., and we heard of mug centre. tamps bosh hy lar.4 sad water, happily, at least as far as eve ittowledge sa.enir, without any serious coastquanoss„ Oa the whale, it was beyond geisha' tin east entathided (mit day kniwa at Hampton, and i: is gratifying to add, tha: beyead a disregard et the tins of startiog, and a wait oft openness is the starter, the maaegeseat was very wadi. shah. There was owe drawback, however to the othaplata rejoyaseat of tte day. which manse to be soaped. While the drat hat was in greener, a lad ran la to the thane at the moment ten lanes were passim and Queensborry's s':culder setiking his head, he was thrown with greet forgo ; k: was take., op trunaeibia, and whew we lift the ground was throned to he dead. This, we hope, and believe woo the owl aarthost of a serious mature. . Tn. miss we- ant ounead to commence at two o'clock, but •he ardor of uanino. so far as the :Woe w u lots not by sty mites strictly observed ; in teat, ham the *mammas woo', et tb. coups, vs pities had itch prat diM• taus in clearing v, that rnscrtatlity waa oat of the gaieties. llidavtoo, LIAO, it wou.d have Dna oat of charratirr. Tut ie a 'ketch of the 1! asoloto OWISPSTALSS. of 3 won each, with 25 added; for 3-pr olds sad sower& Three gear...net • mile. 27. Lister's Mind et the lona. 6 pv. Met 8140 Mr. I.lefe Mar .uts of eremites. ,sod, 4111...iti. Masa Mt. Ile.alt% Laly Fuzee., 3 yrs. 7st. 411) . (MAton 8 Mr. T..rth's Lacr. Irvine.% stmt. ........... „.. (Crouch 4 lard leaeteet Ohio. $ Fro, Ott 1218 (J. Mann 3 Thersma'• Ihrty, 4 're. ett Sib (. s-err 6 rt , Mal: 6to 2 apt Lady Fraucoo. 4 to I soh apt Liunitrylesid and Marquis et Coayarthau, sad sto I apt atiy• ether. The Hied of the Forgot made the greater part to the ntairse. sod won very wily by a loaph sod a halt Ili. is hi. Us. --- _ . _ 11:Cleloan SLIM (leasdiesp) of 10 nes each, It .t, with 60 added ; the wham*/ oldie Barn r sad Middlesex Beaks, toetere 71b sates. gate rsaad sag • disuse,. . . . _ _ ..., ..._ 3: r. Psraob )low, S yrs. tia Ile (Chariots) 1 A: J. liagter• Baclttotllosb 3 ra, Ott (CI. Doom) I V.. utioW4 t 44110, of flotSerrait II yrs, fet Mk (HMO 3 IV-. mimes OW Cmlt4ll Goatbmma, yrs, fit Mt (Dockerl 4 14 . t ,, t. A s's St. Doc* 4TM Ist 7 5b (Mixt 3 31-. C aani Arta. crot. S yrs, fot Mb (E. tihrasp It Li•tuag : 6to 2 art Moan, 3to 1 opt Bacchanalias, 3 to i scut Ariccerat, and 3 to 1 art flittaor of Holden's'. Vie Oki English Guadiana, Bacchanalian. and Aria to:r • *. undo runniug Ctortattly, et an inthLrent pica, to t:,t astaate, when Mono', who laid quits away from kis kviits until round the last tun, took the lead, wait on witk lb sea in hand, and woo in a canto by • lungth sad a knit. Run la 3 an. 4 sec. Ratt.WATPuitz of 80 son. given by the South Westin+ Cour.,ssay, added to a sweepstakes of Cr sou. each ; for 2-yr. ail-. 7et am. 9st; sad geldings allowed 31b, sad tai 2 molds having started twice allowed 3ib. The wig see to as soil for 160 eora. if demanded, &:., and allow- Oates if as ho sold ler leis. Five badness. .Dom Lehman b f by Pantaloon out of Sherbet. 2 tit las 1 Lase hotheeldkre f by Kremlin out et Ereateisear Set lilts 1i e" 1 . • 2 I Ni' or Martys's remade, 3 yve. 7st 131 b . Aletele Bade./ : 6 to 4 apse Soerba tilly, 4 to I eget is gident, an ito I cads agst Forneade, Kremlin filly, and Ross l'vd.pon. Fernand, jumped cS with a strong load, and me r running at her best pease until within a kas.dred of home, when she was beaded by the Sherbet filly, whs. ran hoc.* aa easy wiener by a length hall a length between the Nava lin asly sad Fernando ; Vigilant well up. is 1 ails S we. This wiener elained. l'oaime de Tow, who was going ray well, broke down at the last MM. 3RI SMART BTAXIS (HOOdiO , O) of 10 Dora each. b ft. Clett.isama rklen ; prJlearionals allowed to ride by carrying aura. Ow =i.e. iir7l)6ltlV. jiltY/itau:et. 3 yrs, lest Gib 'Mr. Hobos) 1 Mr. Forth's Lamely:said, and 1:rot C..y..a.t0 Utiles Tur.vi, 3 yrs, Ilse Mb (Captain M.. Hervey 4 Sup:sr, 3 yrs, 2ss 121 b tt. J.. rues) 4 t tits Osesteer's Ibuo.b, seed, fit 1111,...Taptain Th^snis* Mr. Grew% Basest, 4 yrs, Wst bib .. (Mr. Dees) G k• Wag: 7 to 4 mist Tunas, 3 to 1 aot Lady Fr inns, 4 to 1 sou &man, owl 3 to 1 opt any otter. Won very lan, by stoop!. I length,, Latandrymnd beating Tureen lf • lawn, Samplers bid fourth. Rua in 1 Inn. 34 - .es. Has MASSA/VS PLATS of 100 guineas, In 3 yr old., :at ; her, 9at ; fire, fht llib; az and aged. 104 21b. TLe gluon to bo sold for 500 nno, if donandod, &:. Hests, 2 rata. Er. !WOWS TneCoen, 3 yrs ....—..(listesi 1 1 lit J. tinsby's Misesiverry, 4 m 5.....- Mr..oslses's 'Sims i f 1101dersrm $ yrs ;Moos 2 3 Mr. T. Maser's Alpheb, S yrs (J. Beard 0 0 Mr. tosses t by lasereast one af Cbustess. 3 yrs scwona Mr. Jschsss's Nell Cs k, soca ( (Mewl SiMus); 0 0 en 0 0 3lr. Carew% E'en*, S yrs (Mem', 0 ar First Heat: 6 ;a 4 on SstiMms sad 3 to 1 apt Queens 's:my. The we 1 , ..• !sft entinly between Kchlaen and Mira. rof licidesn,s it= the distant,: the lonre, who wrize ato tie la.; moan:, winning cull; by halt a neck . Run in 3 sin 62 see. &coed Hos:: 2 to 1 on Kathleen sal 3S• 1 apt Quensbany. Qeeensberry made all the Tustin the mire al tin waiting and winning by half a asti.. gun lc 3 sui , .. 4) a. a. Bk;TTING ON THE COURSE. A hw bets were laid od us Nor.humberland Plate at the tsar odds as a Wednesday. SUTiON PARK RACES—WEDNESDAY. 7lTus PARK STAKES Of 3 r.TI. ( a ri, and 20 added ; the • Quad to MITI Li, ►take. Abuut an., quarters do alt. 11 31-.llowltb . ..ehilmalla Wu; 3 me, 7st (W. Mum) 1 M /wires TM Monk, 3 yrs, 7st elb 9.:s tollowelt its: started :--Mr. Carload's Che.asido, ord. Bst 74 lIcrlow) ; Mr. Glares Garr Gress, aid, 7.0 f Hutthicsue) 81r. Omen's Balder, sori, Bst 7lb (Y. tell; Mr. C yTS, 8 st A.b (Dsnham) ; bad Mr. iltykr's I by Marshal &bit, 3 yrs, Est 12113 (Etc*art). 6to 4 apt the Moak, 6 to 4 aid the whiner. W-n by wilt a lessit. INDLIT POOL STALES Of 16 rove. each, 10 ft, sad 80 aided. To start at the Red Bare. About one tails sad ire hulam. _ 11r. Emma% lielfsbes, $ yrs. 7st Jib ...............((W. ' , lupe) Yinder's Ribaldly, 3 rs, Tat 12h (........... 2 31r. Reliirwres ad keret, yrs, Ist 1116 . 'Proust) 3 N. litiklarris him., 4 yrs, :al 4lO ' ircukl) 4 if- Wag Etru oa fansistry, 4 to 1 apt iielostua. Won by tbs. 4-4vsart4r, of s EDOMASTON PLATT ( - I 401 , filial to a Sweepstakes of 6 @sus. tub ; tor sicond to save kb stake, and tuff visitor tO bo sold bar W. , / Heats, ogee round sad adl Four subs. . . M. m mrtlibre Imperial, 3 yr; 2st ins, (tor ) (IV.'•liarpe) 3 v l 1 lir. ealuasee Ctr.ulter, 4yr let 1313 (VW. ) (Whlteh..ure) 1 2 2 Mr. Oilliver's P3orttey, Pired?et 4m (M.) .. (Cooper) 2 3dr .1Z1:• - ;;B.isi; - eit.a . bc ate. WES/BROMWICH STAILIS of 3 WWI SUR, Me 10 IVldifl; t' f second to eget us stake, sad the winner to be sold tor VA/ ,it ilewel.did. Hest., once round ends die. Foils subs - 11 - 1 - r. Stemmas's Sarsb, 3 Ts, fist Ilb (.01.) 'Turner 0 2 1 1 M:. b yrs, est t.,b (M hitttiousei 1 0 dis 11.. 'mina's Mslbtu - tuse, 3 yrs, net 11) ' Yana. 0 1 dis Mr. Goodwae• l'rty-the•lstlad, 4 yin (erri.:.,`hays 7 2 0 dr Won by ton barbs. POST-OFFICE PARIAHS.—Load Ashley (who has done mach goer', and who's we meatton with every rents sea: of sincere reaper, though we believe him to be most mischievously Eeladed se this question) speaks of the people employed is the cosetry post-effete on Seaday, as though itcy were esitaullly at work, all the livelong day, lie s o u w h et h er th e y are to le "a Pariah roc , excluded (rum ...,-.joyeeer.ta or the rest of the orreasounity " He presents to mied's eye row, of pseaoSce clerk,.ait•iag, with dist. vell. Lair and dirty WMI behind smell shutters, 411 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YErratom &today long, kelpies time with their aiehs to the riogiag SITIMAN AT Nisa PAWS AT WITTMINATIAL—Baroas CM= JUR= of eke thUICL hell-, and wsteriet bushels f letter., incur WILLI AMA • bracts L JUST. taz.:. peering through their hams, with their teen. lathes Dos DZNI. GOoDWIN v. Jove'.—PalicretenT. az*. •.y the re ? The apse tree is a figure of speech )Ir. &dna, Bytes sad Me. Hannon were counsel for t as aoCeut as war lachrymose friend the Pariah, is the plaintiff; and Mr. Seejeut Channell, Mr. Greenwood, wt. a meet of us recognise a respectable of 1 sequaintera..• Q.C., sad Mr. Kerslake, represented the defendant. Supposing we were to take it lam our heads to This was an action of ejectment, brought by a person caw in these household weeds, that every post-,,Nice clerk used Jame. Godwin, to recover posseesion of certain est. - .yid on Funds, in the country, is eempell t d to rit houses is Tottenham-couttroad, and the issue of the case us: ar het own p.rt:celar sprig of apes., plated in a flower- involved property, we understood, to the amount of upwards pot beside hum fur the express purpose of blighting him' of 7,0001., of ..hich the defendant was in possubst vita it. baneful shade, should we be much more herald the I as the second cousin, sad heir-a•-law of an intestate person nark than L.rd A•' ley blessed i Did say of oar readers named William Goodwin, who died in 1546, and to whom eve: happen to r at tten is the country as a Sunday? Did the plaintiff claimed to be a cousin, three times removed au they ever sea • toque out,ile a provincial posteMee, to the ti.e father's side, the defendant being related through the ilea that the pr,eding l'srith would ha in attendance at ' female line. The case will be beet understood by pedigrees each an busy GA Star 'ay, and not before? Did they ever art the intestate William Goodwin, and o' the plaintiff. It fur the Pariah, at a lAA iscoeuni. ace, natl the hour . appeared that the plaintiff and the defendant both claimed wive land Wean hum come to the Wiles in ma entrelnely as their common ancestor a Devil Goodwin, a cooper, who spots coodiCon at to his shirt - collar , Sad •little 'prink- resid e d a t Mil e - en d, sa d so f ar b ac k as the year 16g, of business in a very easy off-hand manner ?We have 1721, tarried a p non firmed Mary Harden, and died • reeollectioLe ourselves. We have post. d and received in 1781, leaving, according Lffire is nest parts of this kingdom on a Sunday, sad we to the plaintiff's sectout, two Does David and Joseph, the lathy of whom the plaintiff weir yet °bound the reside to be quite crashed. tan the sow asserted was hie groat grandfather. This, however, coot.ary, we have men his at church, apparently in the defendant duke], costendiziy that David Goodwin, the she teat health and spirits (notwithstanding Si neer common ancestor, only left one son, wheat name was David. or so of sorting. earlier is the morning), and we bayonet ' That son monied a Mary Mown., and went to live at Fort him oat a. walking wilt the young lady towboat he is ea I, 0, orge, in Scotland, and had five sons—David, who wee a lifted, and we have known Sim meet her again with her carper, at Shadwed; James, 'the was drowned at eon; cousin after the dispatch of the mails, end really viaduct I George, who woe a tallow-chandler; Itieherd, who was • himself as ii he were act particularly exhowited or &Meted. pewterer ; and William, the intestate, who was lade,d, how mid he bo so, on Lord Ashley's own showins ? a cooper, at Bbadwell and Wapping, and who, AA well Than is a Satur lay before the Sunday. We are a voids ! no hie brother George, aneroid considerable property. hid apemd , be .44 r, to business on a Sunday. More than a William Goodwin, the intimate, succeeded to the h u lk of hie mll.ioa et people are kne en, from their petitione, to be too brother'. properly, being the residuary legatee, and at the earepulous to hear of such a thing. Yew counties-houses death of William, who survived hi. four tid. r brother., allot or ahem An ever opened on a Bentley. The merchants and whom died unmarried, the defendant as the second cousin of beakers write ty Saturday night's pool. The Sunday night's the intestate, who also died unektrriegl, became possessed of post may be Presumed to be chiefly limited to litters of se- the balk of his property. The plaintiff, who had formerly meaty and cmorgenei. Lord Ashley's whole case would been trarsported to New South Wales, and where after some break down, if it were probable that the Post office Parish time he had been getting on very well, returned to this be? haff as much cotfinemont on Sunday u the Ho-Pariah country for the purpose of setting up his claim to the who opens is; lard's agent-door when anybody knacks, or se the condo three times removed of the the She-Pariah who nano ay lady's baby.—Dicketse's intestato, William Goodwin, whom father, David Goodwin Roseshoi4 Wank of Feel George, the plaintiff now mid wee brother to his CLERICAL. ratrLiutarrl. ROV.3 Clispass, tTs — lewpirt - IT, Ems, nits 1434 with risid••••, rt.. Laid Chine.nor. Roe. W. P Jous, to Cleo V., litaaolookiso, vales 931., pse. Bishop of Lincoln. MM. C. F. Newel, to Broadeteirs P. C Kent Rey. F. Temple, to the Cleoplslooy of tits Now Ttabelsg lossfeutioo, Keener-ha. Boy. J. Word, to Woik 8., Yorkahin, voles 9811., pat, Masques of Ayksboxy. TACANCIIS Ileriborosgb Deaseriicars - I,dio. Baliebery, En. J. Ward, prom. Yelling K., Mutts, dio. Ely, vale* 3801. with reddatoe, pat , Load ChasmsUm, Rey. I'. N JodnU, 01111114 Wilts V., dio. Baliabeery, vales 3171., pat., Bolsi. of Aylesbury, Rm. J. Ward, mom. The Mastemhip of Bt. Aidair's College, llirkaalwad, Cheshire, salary 3001., as las a gradate of Oxford. Cam bridge, or Dahlia, applio min before July 1. Charlton P.O , Bt.ffords . .ire, die. Liehaeld, seine 711. with residsase, pat., Bishop of Liclibld, Ass. W. P. Joins, prow NAVAL --- rEXPROILL, JuirslB.—The Da.* Mader h milli brought Mr. Mills and • party of men from Davenport, to rig the Liberty, newly launched. 12-gun sloop, left yesterday on return for that port. The Freeport), steam-tender, tbu morning took the mooring hey sad the Hope, formerly guard aitip on the quarantine station, down the haves, the forest r to weigh the moorings used by the laserettes, and the latter for the seamen so employed to lodge in daring the performance of that service. These moorings are to be Mehl in proper positioas fur the accommodation of a has of battle ship and a frigate, one at Isom of which is Infected very shortly to be placed oa the swims for the protecueet of the port, at present unguarded by even a single gas admit. Protewtr Mosely has just made his half yearly examination at to the scholastic attainments of the apprestices of the dock yard. The result was is every way satisfactory. A general muster of the ofileen and workmen belonging to the *stab• li-hateut took place by the Csptain Superintendent Sir Thomas Parsley this morning, as is customary at certain sea sous of the year. Men on those ocessicee found unfit for duty are mannstended for supirannustion. WOOLWICH, J,e, 20.—The Garland, steam-pseket, Lieut • Cons. Wylde, having completed her repairs, left for Dover yesterday, to resume her duty oa that station. Pima Motenv.—(From Tuesday's Gaselts.)—Tma At. naritude.—Notice is gives that the acemmt sales of the pr,ceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel Is. penults, by her Majesty's ship Albatross, Arthur Farquhar, Esq., monamader, on the let of February, 1848, will be re gistered in the High Ccurt of Admiralty on or alter the 28th lost. Notice is likewise given, that the acoosat sales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel ?denary's' by her Mainty's ship Alba.rose, Arthur Fat quher, E. 0., commander, on the 13tn of February, 1848, will be registered in the High Court of Admiralty on or alter the 29th iaet. Notice is also given, that the account sales of the proceeis stag from the capture of the slave vessel Con- Mantis by her Majesty's ship Albatross, A Farquhar, Esq , commander, on the 29. ti of February, 1848, will be teats. Lied in the High Court of Admiralty on or after the 28th WOODIMAD, agent. MILITARY. Tut Horsznotto C.avAtity.-00 the lit of July the usual annual change of quartets of the three regiments of Household Cavalry will take place es follows, viz.:—Lt Lib Oulu& from Windsor to Regent's Park ; 2nd Lite Guards, from Regent's Park to Hyde Park; Royal, Horse Guards, from Hyde Park to Windsor. Wootancn, Jett 20.—Some interesting experiments were carried on yesterday, with an index intended to be attached to common muiket*, to enable infantry to fire with pa star precision than can now be secured, and even to attain a very great degree of accuracy when the object to be fired at is obscured or rendered invisible by smoke, die. It is the invention of Se'jeant Nestle, of the 12611 Battalion of Royal Artillery. Tae principle of the invention is not at present know°, further than that consists of fixing an index to the gun, by means of whieb the most inexperienced per len is enabled, by elevating his musket to a eertain degree, to secure a precision that be would otherwise be 'ruble to attain; and harlot once caught sirht of the object, and fined the index, he is enabled is secure the same accuracy, even amidst the smoke of cannon, or the firing of infantry. The firing yesterday was entrusted to recraits; and although with..ut the index the balls neat wide of the mark, they all told within two sr three inches of the tarot when they were fired by the index. It is now proposed to carry cn experi- meats is the marshes, and to ignite aquantity of sin .ke balls, so as to test the accuracy cf the fire under the most unfavor able circua• stances. ExuClTltiortOjl9-31.—We understand that the non-com mimioned officers and prier's of the Royal Sappers and Maori. quartered at Woolwich, hare handed in to the local committee their first coatsiliation of nine pounds. Za3 inteittgenct. EQUITY COURTS. -TUTUDAT. BZTOLE THE lAILIN C07111.610M1S OF ru Owt Sr Their lordships, Lord Langdale, es First Lord Commis ' dour ; Sir Lasnatiot Stia.lwoll, Via Chancellor of Bar land, Second Lord j and Mr. Baron Bole, Third Lord Commissioner, carte inta court shortly after ten o'clock, attended by Mr. Master Dowdesw•U, who odiei• 'etered to their lurdehipe The oath of aUegiaccr, the abjure. don orb, and the oath of office. Their lordships having taken these al oaths, the Vici-Chancellor of Borland retired to his own court. Lord Langdale and Mr. Duos Bolls re maining. There WETS til appeal motirna on the list of the day ; the two at the head of the list, it was stated by counsel, were settled out of court, and in the third, the counsel said they were not ready, not expecting their lordshi2s would sit this day. Ex PASTE COTTLE. IN RE THE WOLVERHAMPTON AND CMEITER RAILWAY COMPANY AND THE WINDING VP Acre 184 S AND 1119.—PROVIs10:4AL COMMITTEEMAN OF A Di. PONCT C .—LIABILITY TO CONTRIBUTE. This was an appeal from an order of the Via; Chancellor of England, holding Mr. Cottle, wko ie • surgeon at Leamitron Priors, to be liable to contribute to the expenses of thig company. Toe c totpany was formed in 1t4.5, and Mr. Cottle contented to his name being put on the list cf proviliocal committeemen, and it watt accordingly pot forth among the other ornamental names in a prosperous of the company. lie, however, tcok no part in the getting op or forwarding the speculation, wiped no deed, took no shares, though some were allotted to him as a com mitteeman, and paid nothing. The speculation biting proved early abortive came to be wound up before one of the Masters. The question depended on the words of the in terpretation clause of the Winding-up Act (11 and 12 Viet., 4d, sec. 3), (Wining the word " eintr.butory " to in elude " every member of a company, and also every other tenon haSle to centribute to the payment of any of the debit, liabilities, or losses thereof, whether u heir, devisee, executor, or administrator of a deezased member or as a former member, or as heir, &c , of a former member of the !same. deceased, or otherwise howsoever." Mr. Rolt aed Mr. W. M. James, in support of the maims, contended that Mr. Cottle was never a mamba of the com pany, and consequently did not fall within the above &fiat ' lion. The test of liedlity as among shareholders was the liability to creditor, of the company, and it wit% clear that this person was not liable to creditors of the company. Mr. R. Palmer and Mr. Glasse, in support of t►e Vice- Chatcellor's order. admitting that the appellant may not be liable in an action brought agaiast him by a creditor of the company, subtait . ed that he was liable, within tie definition of contributor)" in the interpretation clause, to oontribute to the expenses incurred by the provieimal committee, of whom he wee a member. Among the numerous eases cited on both sides were "E: pate Hawthorn, in re the Ronk of Reclined Rankine Com puu," and " parts the Earl of Mansfield in albs 'Univer sal Sal•age Company", (boa reported in 1 Rail and, Twelle and I MeNaghten and Gordon), " Er parte Easley, in re the Direct Exeter and Plymouth Miilway Company," " Lefroy • Gorton," I Jones and Lambe), and "Bell •. Lord Mexboronch," (•i Railway Cues). It we stated by the learned conned that there were several ewes pending before the Masters of the court awaiting the decision in this. Judgement was poetpated. The cam roe at one o'closk. THE txpligss; Jriii "21, 1850. grandfather, Joseph Goodwia. This Joseph Goodwill, It was rated, married, in 1147, a penny aimed Mari Grew. and was a weaver keine in the eeighbooilawal a Diktat!. torn. This Joseph Goodwin had throe aria, iesepti, Jamie, end Juba. James was the graradfother of the tiff. Juan (Ave.'s. The grandfather et the plakitiff mar. Heel a Mary Onlding, and hed a son, James, the lather of the plastid, whit married sae 31:sabetk Wines. AU these parties appeared to have lived in the seighboarhood of Betheal•gress, and to am followed the oesupatios of Wearer,. Ia support a the plastid's Mee Dowd of the none aGoodwia Were mft•de whO won o f the Ant Joseph Goodwin, end they that they bard it talked of in the family that it grandfather, Joseph Good win, and David Goodwin of Fort George, the father of the intestate, were owe brothers. These winters@ also proved that William Goodwie, the Intestate, had afforded them pe cuniary relief. A witness aimed Chisenawsy, WllO had marrieds daughter of John Goad wilt this ore of the first Joseph Goodwin, przved that whe n Osage Goodwin, the intestate's brother, died, the tartar ease to hint nod told him to tell the Goodwthe that there was 20W. each left to them. It further appeared that George Goodwin had left 200 f. sash to the children of his woks and seats, but the Goodwias then alive were the graudchildom of the testator's an. cies end aunts, and therefore the Impales be mime lapsed legacies. Two &manta who had lived wih the Sonata* William Goodwin were tailed, and they prayed that when William Gamiwin, the irestate, lived at ilhadwell, John Goodwin, oat of the three sone of the first Joseph Goodwin, was in the habit of essiag to the osee and have loath in the kitchen, and that when the intestate had seen him coming in at U. oak gate he had gave out at the front door to avoid seeing him. We ehwli mention that, although the plaintiff produced strong penal irides's to prove that the first Joseph Goodwill, hit ersodllather. Wee • brother of David Goodwin, of Fort George, yet he woo unable to produce the regi.tsr of his graadtathor's baptises ( the certi ficate of his marriage, or the register of hie banal. Mr. Serjeant Chasse% far the dame. in a very lone speech, wounded that no documenta ry snideness bad been given to show that the first Joseph Geod. win was the brother of David Goodwin, of Fort St. George, is Scotland. s 1 ith regard to the parol avid tarn which had been adduced to prays that fact, it wee a kind of evidence that the jure ou@ht not to rely too much upon, because it was evidence that the deftedaat could not possibly answer. lie (Mr. tierjsant amosell) would call Novara witorsesbahre the jay, who would tell them that the intestate bad said that he was the last el the Goo brine, and that be had so ariftra relatifs tarp. I Mr. Thomas Joyce end ensile of the dellimilant's. Several witnesses were then said, who had been well acquainted with both the breams George and Wi:- Ilaut Goodwin, several of them being legalese wider the will of Osage sad they clearly proved the fact moo tioned by Mr. fierjoant an is his address to the jury. A Mrs . Saab Froth, the daughter of Theme Joyce, and therefore an anal of the defendant, was WWI, and she proved that she sow livid in the boos. in Dispel-street, °resumer-square where the intestate,Williani, lived when be died, and th at s he had heard him say that now his brothers were dead bo had no relent,* but her father, Thomas Joyce, who we first cousin to the intestate. Oa crourszainiaation this lady admitted thaTsit;;;ltrforTh; &Rent of M; Oteensway, who. m we have already stated, was a ;rand • daughter of the firatJoeeph Goodwin, but added that she did so out of chatity, sad not because she believed M. Green sway to be a rektion. Mr. Serjesat Dyne then replied apes the whole saw, in a very able speech, and The Lord lAtiet Justice summed up, at considerable length. leaving it to the jury to say whether, in the absence of say documentary proof, the plain. tiff had satisfied them that the fint Joseph Goodwin, who married a Sarah thew, and who was the plaintirs grand father was or was not the brother of David Goodwin, who lived at Furt George in Sootl.nd. The jury, after a short coalultatioa, found a verdict for the defendant. This ease was oomniesoed yesterday. mid did not rawhide until the following afternoon. The plaintiff and his family were all people in very humble position in life, whilst the defendant, we understood, was a person of property. COURT OF EXCHEQUER-YLITERDAY. Strruras IX BANCO. O'Cosxos, 11. P., v. BRADSZAW.—NATIONAL IJUID Sceers. Mr. Roebuck, at the sitting of the court, applied to their lordships to remind the decision to %Isiah they had come lately oa the application of Mr. Serjeant Wilkins to defer the arguments in this case till the next Term. This defendant had been prepared to argue the ease in the recent tens, bet it had been deferred to the present sittings expressly to ac cue:modiste the learned serpent, who now had procured a further delay nisi: months un the 114111.1 ground. This was felt to he a hardship and an act of injustice by his client, and he might say that is was calculated to prejudice many poor pople whose interests were deeply ccnneeted with this Cause and the company. Ile was ready to make any per sonal sacrifice in order that this case might be disposed of at once, end he hoped that the court would reconsider its de termination in this matter. Mr. Baron Parke—The attendant's of the Cnisf Baron will h• desirable. His lordrbip will attend here in Mr.Oorhaea's case, which is filed for the 29th. If his lordship will con- sent to attend for tL.s also, I see no name why it should not be taken. __— Mr. Roebuck having, in the meantime, obtained the as sent of the Chief Batua, afterwards expressed his with that this case might be fixed to come on after that case to which reference had been made._ Mr. Baron Aid•reon—Very well, let it be so. We will tat O'Connor o. Brsdekaw after the Bishop or Easter's ease, if we survive it. (Laughter.) Mr. It ), buck would gladly take the appointment on that contingency. He hoped their lordships would survive the cue in questi 71; at all events, the rain would. The 'natter then dropped. SHERIFFS' COURT.-YESTERDAY. Elm= N.. UyAza—Ssucirry Hvbertta. PRuCLARLYIuN Ur OUTLAWRY. At the sitting of the court this morning Mr. Hemp, chief °Meer to the sheriff of Middlesex, mad* proclamation of outlawry, in the usual fors, when the following persons were called upon to surrender at the suit of their respective creditors : The Roy. Wiliam Charl's Coulton, clerk, at the suit of Joseph Cardwril ; Joseph Lyle, at the suit of John Tirnewell ; Charles Henry Weigel, at the suit of El xabeth Levy; James Knott, at the suit of C. Lewis; Chaloner Ogle, at the suit of Charles Cortleld ; R /beet Evans, at the suit of Henry Bosinquet ; J.,bn Williams', at the suit of Edward Swains and another; William Laniirish Crowther, at the snit of R. Ponder ; the Hon. Henry CUChrittle, at the suit of Wm. Merchant; Charles Wynne, at the suit of Wm. Jones; Henry William Bssuclerk, at the suit of William Com men!! ; George Wilson, at the suit of Nathaniel Overbury; Chinned lioloome Judd. at the suit of G. Yates; Henry Jadis, at the suit of William Chsffers ; Samuel George Lane Fox, at the suit of G. Jones ; Walter Scott Lockhart Scott, at the suit of G. S. Ford ; Holmes Rushworth, at the suit of William Best ; J. Sander', at thy suit of John Allingham ; Coarles Whyte, at the suit of Bernardo Goldshede ; Thos. William Coventry, at the suit of Thomas A. Evens; Count George Esterhany, at the suit of John lases ; Richard John Cook, at the suit of G. F. Hudson ; George Moon, at the suit of Sarah M.o*egor ; and Philip Home Daniel, at the suit of the Rey. William Nowise, clerk. COURT OF COMPENSATION.-YESTERDAY. GUILDHALL. LAVZ V. a IPINS•TION FOR THE DI•TH OF • WIFIL This was an action broilitlytle plaintiff to recover com pensation for lo sustain by hien by the death of his wife occasioned by the negligence of the d e f en d an t. D ecease d fell into a cellar of defendant's house, in consequence of the flap of the cellia being left open, on the waning of the Ist 0' January last ; the cap of her knoe was hasten, and she died is a fortnight. For the defense it was centended—first, the saddest oc curred through the earelasnese of the deceased • and, eecondly, that deceased did not die from the actual injury, but from other causes. The jury, slier a short oossultatiou, gave a verdict for 204 COURT OF BANRRUPTCY. , —YesTERDAT. Hums We. Coaspenointa FOINSLAPIII)Z. IN as Huancan This was the lest examination meeting in the ease of C. J. Hubeard, hop merchant, of Saffron Walden. The bank rapt's debts wore 7001. ; easels about 3004 Mr. Flews was for the bankrupt. Mr. Russell opposed fur the aiihr6Ofa, sad us/lined the bankrupt at considerable length as to his dealings on com mission during the last two years, with the view to show that he had applied the money of his principals to the purposes of his own business. He explained that he had been allowed to retails these sums as loans. His Honour said be should require a more detailed mob account and more minute accounts of the expenses. The examination must therefore be adjouraed till the 7th of Assiut at the expense of the estate. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT—YasnaiDAY. Hamm PLUMS liArurr, Eft., Juno,. TNI ROYAL AOAICULTIIKAL SuCIIITT OP ENGLAND AND ITS DRYAULI2I4I. Considerable interest wu excited in court this Morning in constquenes of *aural cues standing for decision, in which the Royal Agricultural Society of England claimed, u legally due arrears of subscription from certain numbers who had failed to pay their subscription without having given Ratios of their lineation to withdraw from the mom hip. Of these cases several were settled by payment prior to being called on for hearing. On the put of other defendants, however, it wu contended that the subscription wu voluntary, and therefore nut legally recoverable. This, In pi:dist of fact, was the real question ia isms, end was tasted in the ease of Tits ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Op ENGLAND U. PARKINSON. Messrs. Tooke, SOU sod Co., were the plaintiffs' solioitors; Mr. W. M Wilson ap peared a for the defend ant . The ram claimed the plaint wee 81. for eight years' ar rears of subscription. Oa the part of the society it was stated by the secretary that every means had been employed to collect the arrears, and that the council had no other alternative but that which was now reluctently adopted. The society's charter. and the bye-laws framed in mordants therewith, were put fa. For the purpose of showing that the payment of the sub. scription is not optimal, them:midi in 1449 obtained those& joined opinions of Sir F. Thrive and Mr. J. Warren, to whoa a ease was si tted : N ort see aogicTully Wlrelever la this ow. No atember of the oxiety as loplly sere lobe such, simply by elleetembtaing bulmal of lb salkariptisa. 11, re data" be raw 41misalhhirldir elf le dr prirllases of tee rad.% Yet aagoothenalty nowdos to If $1 emus of allissrlatia whisk nay au% WI ha bays willwirsys Wools* VI the ratan jmddM =I laws. Ms Maal~ rah: aims r aver bad ante, mt.. roaveralar tta hr the two of the orb. awry is deed} mein! of Ws Wiwi liabilities 17 the drab sent Is Ws, lett.keelm. We tberrforikaf saw saes et toe pamtb sargwasil la lite ars szs &US. far redailms payment of the Istlaa. la 01141114 Faaasuat Taan. Itstpliti f. l e t.. &tam W am m ts. It appeared that the Autos conferred spout the esintell the writ awaking byti4sers, and the bye-law relied upon was In the Mowing Isms. " All members belong to the society, and are bona to pay their sawed inabseriptioat, until they shall withdraw from It by • notice is writing to the secretary." Parasol proof wee then elves that deeendant beeline a number°, the society la 1841 ; that he paid hie subscription for that tar and for the year 1943; that the panel et the society was sent to him is 1843. but sisal chseeatinued, in consequence of his having been in arrest; that eines 184/ he was 'defaulter; that repeated epplioatiens had been made to hies without offset, and that he had never given notate is writing or otherwise to the secretary of his intention to withdraw Iron the sosiety. After a rather lengthy Investigation a verdict was given for 6d., sad 31. 36. 4d. oasts. THE POLICI COURTS. GUILDHALL ST/ALI/10 COIN SAC[ll.—Jaime Smith, Abrahams monk, Sanwa Adams, Thomas Esau, iad Richard Stesaortsa Were charged, the three former with etealieg a !ergs gaen• City of MO tacks, the property et ][iran. Sturdy, own. factors, in Upper Thantes-etreet, and others, end the two litter with mewing the same, knowing t►e property to have been stoke. Alderman &Miaow said the chirp spinet the three first prisoners of stealing the sack. was not fully proved, end although it was a eery straw owe of mention, he would not detain them in custody soy logger. Tatty were, there. for*, discharged. The prisoners Beans mad Stowage:ft were oritusitted for trial to Newgate. I[ARYLEI3ON B. ROPIDSAIZS AT TirciiiDllicliLlQVAllll HOTZT.—T. Ropers was brought up on remand, charged ou suspicion of baying been oonerraed in robberies committed et the Hyde•pukrquate Horeb on the 6tb inst., when property to sessidersble antount eru stolen. - in addition to what W already appeared, sad the prisoner was discharged. LAMBETH, Te■ ALLEOZD NORDIII-117T-14-17iVANTSW01 A respectable-lookistit female, accompanied by a young woman of 19, end bith of whom were drevard in deep ossurnieg, requested the assistant, of the magistrate under the following circumstances: 7-Th' applicant stated that the young woniiii who a fed Is, - eine the may child of Mrs. Soelling, late house as Mr. Meddle, of Camden place, Wandsworth, who was hued dead in his kitchen by that gentleman a►out two month& ago. on his return from church ; ond, cot ceieing herself entitled to the clothes and other property belonging to her mother, she went, acoomps mird by her (applicant), and applied (or them. Mr. Maddle, however, refused to deliver them up, unless she produced such certificates that it was almost impossikle for her is pro cure. She (applicant) vouched for the truth of the girl bring the child of tr.. deceased, but Mr. Meddle still persisted in his refusal, and she therefore should feel obliged for the kind advice of his worship bow she was to act under the ercum stoners. The magistrate did not conceive that there was any diffi culty in delivering up the properly in question, but he sup posed Mr. Meddle wu anxious to *Wife himself by not giving up the property to any one but the person adminic tering to the deceased's effects. He thought, however, that there would be no risk us giving the property up to the daughter, and he should sand an officer to see Mr . Meddle on the subleet. The applicant thanked his worship for his kindness, and an officer was directed to accompany her and the girl to the residence of Mr. Meddle. SOUTHWARK. BRCTAL AeiAvLT Robertr, a butcher, belonging to Leadenhiell Market, was charged with commit ting a viulent 'result on his wife, by kicking her on the bead end knocking ►er front teeth out. Complainant, who.* face was much di figured, stated that on the previous evening her husband left her while she had a few friends at home. Not returning at 12 o'clock, she wanton• and made inquiries about him, and about 3 o'cicck she found that he was sleeping at No. 9, Broad wad. Knowing that he had to be at his busioeu a little after tour, she went to that house and roused up the inmates, when her husband came down as a pessioe, and felled her to the earth like a bullock, and while down he kicked her on the bead and face with such violence as to fires three of her front teeth oat. Her screams brought a policeman to the eirt, who prevented her husband from committing further violence. S.tie really believed that he would have murdered her had not the constable a • d, as he several times stated that he intended to do for her. Police-constable 42 L said he heard the cries of a female in Braadwall, and on arriving at the spot he saw the female on the ground, and the prisoner kicking her. He distint tly saw him kick her on the mouth, and force her teeth out. Witness here produced the teeth, and stated t►at after con siderable difficulty he prevented him from committing further violence. la (Weise*, the prisoner said his wife first struck him with • unite, ■ad in self-defence he knocked her down. Mr. A'Beckett said he was a brutal fellow, and deserved to he severely punished for ill-using his wife in such a manner. He Anal fine him 51. (or the umult, or two mouths' hard labour at Brixton. PUBLIC SALES. JUNIS 20.—8 y MAWS. WINSTAXLEY, At the Mart.— Leasehold house 2. Jeffery's-terrace, Camden-town, with possession, held for 561 years, at 41 101 —2401. Ground lease of a house, 5, Moore-place, Kennington road, let for 401., held for 31 years, at 41. 45.-2961. Freehold and part copyhold hum and premises at Han worth. Middlesex, with 179 acne of land—knocked down at 10.0001. The commuted rector's: tithe rent charge on certain lands in the parish of Twickenham, kinkiest:, producing 1631 per annum—knocked down for 2,950/. Mears. BuLLocK, at tho Mar.—Two freehold cottages, Melbas Now-road, lot on a long lease for 171. per annum— soli foe 2701. MOllll. hlusonoca and GADSDEN, at the Mart.—Free hold property, known as th. SSIMOn and Ball public house, Bethnal-green, let on lease for 401. per annum, in considers Lion of a premium, land-tax redeemed-3,5101. Five freehold haulm, Bethnal-greensrvad, near the pre caning, estimated to produce 1311. 10e. per annum—fetched in lots 2,2.501 Two houses. Hare-street, Hackney, let for 1031. 10s., held for 70 years from 1828, at 261.-600/. Faehold house, Church-street, liethnal•green, let for 201. —3OO/. Two copyhold houses and shops, 220, and 221, High street, Pupfat, let for Sig. per annum-5901. Messrs. H. BuowN and T. A Houma!, at the Mart.— Freehold cottage, Ware-street South, Ockley, Surrey—sold for 1301. Copybold funs, Seal,' near Guilford, containing 17 acrea, Cam house, &c., Ist for 331.—e01d for 9101. Muers FAILEBUOTHNIt and Co., at Guraway's.—Free bold premises, corner of Brooks-street, Holborn, let for 4001. per annum—sold for 3,5801. Freehold busiaera premiere, GI and 62, 'Watling-street, with possession —sold for 3,1581. Freehold house, 36, Devonshire -street, Queen-square, let at 651. per annum-7701. Mr. LEIFCHILD, at °areaway's —Marine residence and grounds, known as Brookli 41, Isle of Wight, held on • re ntwable lease for lives at 601.—knocked down Tor 4,3501 Dwelling-house, premises, and 61 acne of land, called South Saint Crow, near Newport, Isle of Wight, let for 1401. per annum, held on a renewable lease, annual outgoings 261 1s 6d.-2,G001. Mr. EDWIN Fox, at the Mart.—Villa residence, 3, North ba•k, Itegsnes-park, Urns 99 years from 1513 at 211.—sold for 1,8501. THE I)exrbou OF MONTIOSE.—I t has already bun made known that our nob!e neighbour, the Earl of Cranford and Baleares., has claimed the honnur and dignity of the dukedom of Montrose, created by James 11., King of Scotland, with all the rights and privileges thereto per taining. The title thus claimed by the great Wigan coal owner must not be confounded with that enjoyed by the Graham family, which dates from a period full two hundred years later. The pees' eat Duke of Mentreee, however, in tends to oppose the claim, mainly, as we are infoimed, upon the ground that the title eteated by James 11. was one for life only. With this object, his grace has petitioned the House of Lords for leave to be beard before the Commit ting for Privilege., and, further, that the proceedings in respect of the claim may b• stayed until the next session of parliament. This petition wig presented on Monday; but immediately afterwards one was pre seated on behalf of Lord Sidearm, praying that no such delay might take place. Both have since been referred to the Committee for Piivilegee, who will report their opinion to the house. The result, no doubt, will be that the cue must stand over till next session ; but in the meantime it may be stated that, if Lord Sidearm succeeds in establishing his claim, as he did recently to the earldom of Cranford, in the the peerage of Scotland, he will become the premier duke in that kingdom, whilst the title and dignity of the present Duke of Montrose will not be afleatad.—Liv,rpool Journal. [Advertisement.] Naw TOOTH-PICK TOOTH. lIKVsli, thoroughly ClialVlVllreell the teeth when toed up and down, and palliating the sus when used emsewlee. The hair war. nutted never to come out. In four strengths, vtx.—No. I, hard ; No. 2, lees hard; No. 8, medium; N 0.4, son . 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Legborli, Feb. it, 1542.—T0 Proem' Holloway. air,-1 beg to sequaiat you that your pills have 'Healed a onto of a disorder in my li ver and stomach whisk all the meet eminent of the faeutty at home and all over the :Mitleent had not been ebb to egeet—ney, sot even the waters of Carlsbad or illariesbed. (Signed) Aumosotron." These wosderful_ pills will :nz= disease of the beer or seessech. Said (Js Hoilmear• at Prefemor Holloway's stehthlusent. IllarA d Lors. don; aod by all Mildiebas 'Ma= tkineshent tke Id ARKETS. COTTON.—Ltvarroot. June 20.—The market to day was my atilr. dough the rise did .at nosed 1,000 Ayes. including in takes for egret MANCH vertu, June 2'l—The market is in meets the same pritin es on Tunny. There le unietneee se compared wish the setleity which yrevallad a taw welts ego. thorn a good duel ot ben. Nees is WU dorm Moth Monne sad line yenta prier an mairmined with se empties se two when borers an disposed to press rates sod the nese meant applies to cloth. DomMlow. so low selling at tolerable ruinously krDtbee. hue maintained the recent Menem so tar with MANUFACTURES —_ lll itADIFORD, Jana 20.—Tbare is no thane le yam- being the middle albs month. I:entracte are now delivering. The 64mnd to-day is not left active, and manyagioners are unable to take eddltiunal onntrretaloi early delivery. Prlsea are stationery at present end look well fur the (store. The bashing &us la all kin& of *.w goods la very healthy. Coburg* are woree and the bulk et wana iet ttreve are nuking to order. Fancy apses; era only to be had by those who have prevlowdy ordered them. Mo reau are moving glare freely, but at prices not eulatietery. HOSIERY, Re. Norriaostax, Am. 20 —The great etruegte tonnes the Bidwell and Bettord tegmen hi nearly at an esd ; the wahines, eller a heavy contest of many weeks, having, to a metals exert, "dead their object The otter brandies ; reseals much therms as previously reported. — netts amine. WOOL..—B1ADF0111), .1 arts Ml—There is a fair amount of business doing in all kinds of combing Wools, and late prices are fully suppotled. Yorkshire end Lincolnshire Moot, hoe been eagerly might np, sad en dime Mods an advance his Men chinked during the week. Nods sad shorts are in better demand. sad prices tan now be realised which maid not s month bad. CORN.-13ANtivitY, Jars 10 -At this dey's market Wheats were in moderate supply, and pretty readily taken a t l as t week's prime. Spring Corn without alteration In vela; Prime no follows :-Whist, Ss. ed. to ss. per ba.bel. Barbi, 19s. to 22a. per qr. Oats, lie. to 20s. Beene, 3s. to 3s. 63. per besheL BIEWINOISAM, JUNI 20 -At Wore-our market, ma the 171 h, the wheat Dods ruled dull at the currency of the pre, sloes week; at Otomeater, the .ems day, rather higher prices were churned. Burley unalters.l, with very little doing : the same remark applies to oats. On betas the torn was in favour of the buyer. During the premed week, the weather having been tine, few trouser., Dons are reported; bat the wheat which has chang.d hawk retained qute es muck messy. Barley rather more inquired tor. Oohs taken in retail, at former Mid% Deans oft ring lower. Wolverhampton market, yesterday, was arm fur ail articles of the trade. At thi. day's market, there was again a good supply of bullish wheat, sod the trade c used dull, at the rates of this day sennight. Winding bar:ey more inquired for. Very little doing in oats. English beans Is. per or. cheaper. Pees held for quite as much money. Present pekes : Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621b5., ss. Id. to ss. W. ; new, ss. Id. to 3s. ed.: rod. M. II& to h. 34L; new, 4s. 10d. to ss. 4d. • foreign, red, 43. AI. to se. 4d. lo reign, white, Se. &II to Se. tad.; Polish Odessa, sa. Od. to ss. 3d.; Danube, 4e. tld. to ss. Id. Barley per imp. qr., 21s. Od. to 26e. 6d.; grioding,pm 3921b5.,17a. Gd. tons. 6& Oats EagikM, white, per imp. qr., Ifs. to 22 5 . 4.; Werth, black sad per 31.i1he., 16.. 64. to 17e. fol.; Irish (40Ito. to 421be.),17e.0d. to It.. &L; (37105. to 391 M.), Ihe. 9d. to 17e. 64.; block, 6d. to 17a. dd. Ikons, Eutlitth, old, per IDGIke., 124.6 d. to 132.64. ; new, 100. &Lk. 11..64.; Irish , Sc. C.l. to 10G Go.; tureigu, 9..2d. to 101. 3d. l'ess„ boiling, per imperial qr., 27e. to ZOs.; grinding, per 1961b5., 10e. to Ile. Lentils, per 19Ctb.., 90. Gd. to 10.. 01. Flour, English, fine, per sack of Mits., 311. 6d. to 33.1.64.; seconds, 28s. to Mi. 6d. BOSTON, Jure 10.—We have had duly a moderate show of Wheat at market toolay, sad there has been a Me demand ; late rah a were lolly supported. (late the von ch are, but only a mall nippy. No change to the value of /leans. Wheat, red, 3ba. to aus.; white, 115 s. Oats, lie, to 11.. Beans, 21 , . to 27e. • BItIOSIYON, June 20.—The supply of Wheat was to-day rather saull ; but, u the demand was net brisk, sales were made slowly at last week's quotations, as holders declined selling at reduced rates. Barley, Oats, Beans, and leas continue unalteriil in value, although the Byte Is very inactive. What, white, 104. Ins, to red, 91. 10s. to 101. Barley, 235. to 23.. Oats, IN. to Ins. Beans, 23a. to 275. Was, res. to Va. BitISTOL. JUNS 20.—We have had but moderatesuppliei of English wheat taalay, probably owing to the forment being engaged in the hay harvest. There has not been a brisk market, bat a to.erable consumptive demand at the full rates of Lot week. English wheat moat be quoted 3os. to 42e. per imperil quarter. There has been • lair .imoubt of business done in the better samples of foreign, the pre vious quotations for which have been su , taintd. Fereign white, 425. to 410. per Manta. ; foreign red, extra floe qualities, Pis. to 425. ; forpign red, fine qualities, Ws. to 31414 foreign red, ordinary qualities, 33.. to 365. Gd. ; foreign bard, 31v. to 375. Grind. nit barley was somewhat more in request than last week, although still dull of sale. Engli-h m dung, 235. to 250. per Imp. quarter. Ditto and foreign grinding, 18e. to 191. per 40011" There was very Iltde doing either in oda or been' with prices . ()at.: Devon and Welsh feed oats, 15s. to Ire. per imp. quarter ; risk white, 16s. lid. to Dm per 320 !tit. ; Irish black, 130. Gd. to ltia. 6d. per imp. quarter. Hen, Engl4.b, 244. to 27e. Gd. per imp. quarter ; foreign, 21a. to 235. per trio lbs. Tlao sale of dour was no; so brisk. Engli-15 seconds brought from 275. to 25a. per sack; and Anierisan, he., sweet, 235. to 24.. per barrel. The imports for toe week have not been lame, ommbiting of 2,109 quarter* of wheat, 1,810 qrarter.of barley, 635 quarters (do its, 3110 quarters of beaus, and 3.0 askew flour. The weekly average bas been, wheat, 495. ; cats, Pa. 7d.; 9 beirley 3M. lld.• berme, 2tis. • Omuta, Juno 20.—We had a moderate supply of Wheat, for which the farmer irked higher prices; thin checlird buninem, a Inch proceeded nioway, what was none being at luny I week's prices; towards the age much tirmneei was manitestid by the farmers, 'rimy of sir m would not lower their di.man Is. In Lisr:ey but little duing, and the few grinding samples which were shown were of set,' Interior (putty. In other gram no alteration in price. Wheat, white, 4M.; hest red, TA. to 441.; middline, 21n. to ; iMetior, 2;o. to Jag. Barley, lis. to 21n. Oen, 100. to 24a. Deans, Us. to 365. Peon, 28s. to We. Moor, floe, per sack, 20s. to Ste. ; seconds, 235. to 270. FARNHAM, June 2.l.—We had a very thin attendance at this daj's market, the Pllpply ct Wheat wss coAvtptently Trade firm. at List mecl's rata.. M hoot, Of. Us. t 10s. ppsrr heel. Ltarley, 225. to 255. per yr. U.Ms, 15s. to 21s. Lean% Vs. to 100. has, 275. to 30.. Gun/ammo, Jun. 19.—n. Witt at trade continues de vo'd of ..nienatire at this market; the eupply, though .mall, was equal to the demand, and prime remain unaltered. N heat, red, VW. to 41a.; white, 39.. to 42..; glue, 43.. to 43.. Barlay, 20a. to 23e. Peas, 26i. to Ws. Oats, Ilc to Itle. BMW, Au. to Ws. per qr. . • e-- -, MANNINOTREZ. Jude 20.—We have had a short supply of Wheat to-day; the Male le rather dearer. :Co Curley at market Ite.ina r..ther tearer. Peat; doe to ask. Whett, red. 4.15. to -13 e. white, Vs. to Vs. Barley. 20a. to 245. Beaus, 235. to 24.. reach :hi. to 27a. EW RT , June 20.—W0 have this day a 10011 supply of Wheat, which met a slow wile, on terms rather in favour of the buyer. Although there is but a fm Me demand for opting Corn, prices are fully rusiritained for all descriptiona. Since our lust report the weat►er has Men etc, Jingly favourable for the growing crops. Averages to the 13th lune: Wheat, 41a.7d.; Barley, 31a.; Oats, les. Maas Va. rtvnurrn, June 20.—The weather continues very Wllll2 and tine, and farmers ben busy with their hay. there was a anall attendance at this morning's market, and not much busincra dose, bat the rules made were at fully Tuesday's priay. Supplies are small, and en are ,tocks of all Coen, and both importers and ruiners appear disposed to kg. ep them low. noniron, June 19.—Corn trade steady, at last week's priors. Wheat, 13a to 24. per 101 l ltarl:y, lee. to lie. per qr. 011:P, 13s. to Its. STOCKTON , ON. TEES, Juno 19.—At our market this more int there was a good show of Vi heat from the growers, and haring a good attendance of buyer. the whole wae readily cleared Mist the full rates of this day week. Beans, Oats, and Barley in short .upply, add cold at late rates. The following are the preeent price.:— Wheat, per qr. of 831bs. to the bushel, Durham and York. abbe, red, 36.. to 3dt, tektite, 39.. to 42..; south country red, 40.. to 42.. ; white, 43e. to 43.. Out., teed, Ili.. to 17.. ; potato, I Ss. to Vs. Deans, new, 26a. to _se. Flout, per sac k of 25035., Ms. operant., 33. c. Oatmeal, Scotch, 21Is. Mot, Dutch and Friesland, 17s. to 20.. PCIO, boiling, 26.. ; grinding, 24.. ltre, 24.. to 23.. Imports during the pan week: Vi hest, coastwise, Sfsi qrs. ; foreign, 1,533. PC" forage, 22. txttruDos, June 20.—A short quantity of Wheat, which met a glow este, at the prices of last week. Spring corn maintains its value, What its. to 32a.; Barley, rils. to 234. Oats, Pis. to 20s. Bean., 25t. to 2Se. per qr. - - WODKINOTON, June 19.—There was a tolerable supply of Wheat at market to-day, and tales were but without reduction in pert+. The quantity of Oats and Barley was above the average, htid, &Men, being tirm, Do reductkn was obtained. Wheat Is.. to 20r. ; ds. to Wu O ito, es. Pd. to os. Flour, best, per stone, ; seconds, Is. 10d. Oatmeal, Is. dd. Brrleytlour, la. 2d. Bye. dour, Is. Id. WATERFORD, June 19.—Our imports of grain since itur day art to a fair extent At tble day's market we bare an immured feeling In the trade, end most tutu:lea find a ready &Jr, at the lull prices of last week. WeAber all that could be wished. EnINIIVROH, June 19.—We were /air'' , supplied to-day with Wheat and Oats; Barley and Beans a small supply. The market ruled exceedingly dull, fanners standing tirra ut List week's quota tions; but 'hey had to give way in several test:tunas ru as to make saes. It may he cowidersd a Ealing market upon the whole. Wheat, 3:s. to Os. Barley, l 7 a. to 23.. Oats, 16s. to 225. 4d. Beans, 2ts. to 31s. GLASOOW, June 19.—About 3,050 sacks Flour, consisting of 1,2.4) sacks of Irinh :aid 1,930 of French, together with about 6 , 0 tiro. Oat., and 200 loads Oatmeal from Ireland, comprised the week's arriraln in the Clyde. I . ris tiroumemoullt, qrs. Wheat, 331 g m Barley, 3,914 qrs. Oats, and 1,02 i nicks Ftour anus aided l b . implies coastwise. From foreign ports, 1,70 qrs. Wheat, 2,031 Barley, and 213 qrs. Beano were reported. The weather was unsettled, with a low temperature, yesterday, when it again became warm and forcing. Scarcely any alteration occurred during the week in the valise of any article of the trade, but excepting feeding Beans, for which there was a good demand, the 11111"Clittlie were unimportant. Thin dies market was thinly attended, and the truism.: ions in Wheat and Floor were mostly with retail buyers at former priers. Scotch Oats were °tie! ing 3d. to 11.1. per bull cheaper, and for.ign might hare been bought on easier terms, but for Itist pre.ious rates were requirod. Oatmeal Sat* tid. per load lower. Bean, fur feeding brought full prier.. Not much Earley In the market, and no alteration oe:utred in its value. Wheat, Knorliah, per 24010 a., white, new, 20a. Od. to die. Pd.; red, old, 21),. lid. to 21a. &I.; new, 19s. 6d. to 2ea. i 41.; Sisach, white, new, 19.. Od. to 20a. Od.; Irish, red and white, new, las. Oil. to 19a. ed. old, 22a. Od. to 235. lid.; new, 21s. Od. to 235. e nd.; Piencra.inui, old, 21s. 04. to 225. Od.; new, 20s. rd. to 21s. 6d. ; Danish, old, 2. P. ed. to 21.. Od.; new, Ifle. Od. to los. Od.; Odessa, sett, old, las. id. o Itls. 0,1.; ()median, old, 20.. Od. to dls. 0‘1.; l'nited mates, old, Ws. lid. o Ito. W. Barley, per 320113 a., Berwick and scotch, new, I3a. tld. to Itit. 04.; Irtok. new, Ids. 6d. to I is. 6.1.; foreign, free, Pomeranian, ke., now, 13e. tal. to 1:e. 6.1. ; thumb, new, 14. NI. to 14a. 6.1. Oats, re 204th.., Berwick and Scotch, new, 14.141. to 13e. 6d.; Irish, M oxford, kc., new, Ile. (hl. to 13.. 0.1.; litnerick, kc., old, 14s. 3d. to 13e. 04.; new, I Is. 6.1. to 13s. Pd.; extra prepared, now, 164, Od.; ktureiao, old, 14e. Od. to 13a. Oil.; Itaniah, 14a. 0.1. to 14s. Od. Brims, scotch, new, 12.. Cd. to 136.; fonign, 12*. to LB. ed. per 4 tmiwriol busliaLs ; Irish, per 2601b5., 14.. tid.; Nap. tim, per 24411ba., old, 12e. to 13e. 0.1. ; new, I3s. 6d. Cm*, white, pet Zatilly.., 04.1, I to. 6d. to 13s. Odd grey, 14s. to 14. 6d. lour, per 2501 b.., now, Knalish, superfine, Mate( to 31.1. M.; Irish. eirperene, 30s. Oddo 32e.6.1. ; fine, .9e. to 32e.; extra dame quelitirs,32s. to Mr.; Vitneb, 61a. IILL to .13.. 0,1.; Americo., sweet, per laurel, 'old, ::241. 0.1. to -34. 0.1.; Canadian, 22, Oil. tt. ; ;o 20e. 6.1. Oatmeal, psr on, eatuu,n. cut, 01A, *.Ss. (ht, to Au tad holm emit, .So. lid, to ,no. por CATTLE. &e.—Lesos, Juno 19.—About 34)0 le•un and /,Star •he p were shown at this day's market, and neat all d. maid bawd... herr, So. to so. ltd. per stone; Mutton, rid. to:al. ter lb. LtactiL'4. Jame 19.—The maket w... attended by pur dusters from Idirminghlun, London, Leed.. Wakrt •hetMcid, and the whole or the stock was eieurt‘t tor at advanced rates. heel, . tid. to tn. 'ter stone; Mutton, 1.41. to bd. per lb. NICWAUK, June 19.--We have had only a smell market tad 4y. St or k also wag limited. A moderate basinest wa, dope at Met w..•L'e rims. There were 7 Sheep, 187 besets, and 189 l'twe penned. • I'V.THROKOVOII, Jun. 19.—There win a large show, •ii., unwarge of ;MI fat sheep, and a good choice of Lambe. Af..r a brisk market, which hue week's undoubtedly WJA it Is not IWIT I ITIMIIg that so large a supply was amt. Mn.,y of the old heavy sheep and this week at has than fd. per lb.; while mini: meat teultaal 14.1. without Much dinicully. We underworld ino4 of the stock was sold, after rattler a lagging market: buyer; were numerous. There WWI APO good show of Deer; the trade rather colder, nil. being scarcely ex ceeded. lambi, Item If*. upwards, with a free rale. • • Elaa.votto. June 19.—W0 had rude a ntoderate show of Ilea t% end of Sheep is small ooe; whilst lAM's were rather a large show. Good Reef and Mutton were without change in value, but Lamb the turn In favour of the buyer. Slut hale stunk unsold. TRORNII FAIIL—This W I , t0,3,p1.,..n . 1',1.1 4 i, I am ...,....mins t ly 1,01 attest:O. Tbo *owl of ofel, ori 71:C.. pad mmesquent upon the late athancod rates elseet, re, tull e , t "`; brisk sale upon better terms. ntottsnuitott. June 19 —Th• number of ate we, r). et 91 name thin lam market. Demand rood, but f r e e, 4„,, ......1 - .. Ori. per Diateli stone. Top price, 7e.; current, Cs. w., i„,,,,._ to Interior kinits, 5.. to Go. Al the elaoec of the ;marker ft on,; s `4 ', l number were unsold. There ti a large *up* of slu ..I • L. t ''' . o, Ildo morning. the nombw 1,873, or 1, , 154 ram than law s w%• 4 were slowly 'fleeted St reduced prises, and at Ms dew of the sie;k: ft clearance was mot effected. Top prim of the best i4ut•oo, 5, d I lb. ; maims, 4}d. to sd. Labe. top, 1101.; eartuat pm*, 1.. k ., ° A; lestieduy and Werke kinds. from Gs. tOk. DAILY WEATIIER TABLE. FRIDAY, JUR% 21, 18.54. The State of the Weather at *ash ot the (albeit' ple fts4 Niue o'clock ytaterday nwruirig. The 'tw are arranged In order of latitude. Name of PL... Coursed- Wt o. I v 1524. State a Westumgr. PLIMUITN roots earearres ......... Iturrixes NOVTIUMPTOIII FOIXIIPTOSZ TcpulltUOß Gentle Remo Parnal:l Clank Regan Vothily Oeittie Blain (14iyilem Qom Gentle bum . Clemll em Calm ma Gain °Tel GenGalitle Breese ev ee Onne Cabe Oren Calm tyreivrt G•atle angel antic.. Calm I Litht f ~141 Calm Gentle !trees. Vart.,:y Gentle Brame Brae Breese I Fat..,...y Cony, Gent le Beene ! PnrtiAlly uentle lireexa Gentle Breese Pkru, ,y Ch. :7 Gentle Breeze rivf Calm Pert,. y Gentle itreeee • Light braze Prat or,.fr Gentle treat P Gentle I Gentle nausea &ne. , Breese P , rne r c, nuly Pol. Gentle Metre . , al rpm. Rs.uno 01164.4 Wll 41 nomn Oiraa• Ginvuonlnt LIJOUTOS BIUU1,011•711 Tanwoorrn Prnrknownans Chinn lIOLTNRAII trvinrorn ...... MAnrussrea. ..... Wurrwr 8n Ar . . IlAsrurool. BsArroci LANALa Beim= 0g...m00w EDl:Ammon g.w. THIS b.vi. N Came of Wind. Stre•ngth rd W51(1. Eta. „. „, W.S.W. Strung Breeze. ( a. The returns from the following o!acas did not readvha efflce in tiena for puhlicatiln yesterday; tty %k w f . indicate theetnio of the weather on Wednted..y morning 4 nine o'clock. Socressers ',sierras WHIM Wernirsvis SNAP HARTLEPOOL ' i." 1 Calm l Geatio Creme I 1., _. Calm I), Gong, 2r.eas 1 (~.t.r, (;mr.'., 3r11.7, 'Per... Gentle draw i 1.,:tu..7 9. P. 9.W. SHIPPING IXTELLIGEYCE. (Prom err W • Akopais .41 vat., • am • 114,11 CASUALTIES. Hata, Harvey from Newcastle to RA's'', f oundered r yet after Waft ha °outset uotrer ve..s;,witirti also ~M ; two men only of bolt crows Si?‘..d —Antwerp. Jane AILKIVID. J 1 AILS Hamburg _ Holland Lisbon P %cilia Southampton Indio 'US Mimuille Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannsh Wes: India Brasil ARR I VR D. Ainte-Uf EAOI.IS-at Portsmouth, June 19, from . Avretorn-at Shields, June 19, from .Surar.o-off the Start, June 17, from AORNORIA-at (Itavesend, June 19, from AL0113114-.3t Orsreaend, June 19, from Argstusu-at Gravesend, June 19, from . Arawsnean-at Gravesend, Jona 28, EL. noon-at Gravesend, June 19, from... ......... Bsamenz-at Quango.", June IS, from C4THAIICVS-et GfAKAPtill, June 19, from Caorwre.E.-atGraverend, Jose 19, from Doats-at Falmouth, June 18, from DALING-e Southampton, June 19, from Enema-oaths livers, June 17, from ELLIMPLIE-at June 2.. from Eussatrn--st Gravesend, Jane 19, from EAPL Grave-en., June 19, from EAR. ALCILIANII-et Gravesend, June la, from FLous-at Graresend, June 20, fr o m . Flarosz-et Gravesend, Jute 20, fr..m FAIRY tarcv,-at GT:m.oo, June 20, from Tasman-et Liverpool, Jane 20. from GNOIWIASA-st tirerpsol, June 20, from . GOOO La en-at Falmouth, June Is, from 1110MIETTA- at Liverpool, June 20, from Ilancenrs-at Gravre-GPI, Jane 19, fro-a liens Masan-at Gravesend, June 2u, from.... Rem Coaoss-at Liverpool, June 20, from Ltuazarrins-at Gravesend, June 2 0 , from Sloasnatues- at Liverpool, June 20, fr0m...... MONAkell-at Bristol, June ito. fr m lizail-at Liverpool, June 20, from Parscer: sr-at Liverpool, June 20, from P --at Liverpool, June 20, ham........ .. PIII:DIUPTIA-at Gravesend, June 19, fr. HI .. QVRIS or via Istais-at Penzance Roads, June !.. ILLITAVALA MANJAKt-•-1/Iftl.e Start. June i 7, frm shwa-at Gray - trend. June hum .......... &seer Jere-at Liverpool, June 2'. lr:ru Svunstrrer -off Deal, June tO, fr'm SOPNIA-off Portland, June Is, from EANtICL Senn--eff the Start, J•me 17 Tulsa-al Gravesend, June 1 from Town or Drawee-at Gravewral, June :rums VRVILLI-a. Liverpool, Juno 2 , :rum . larrno-off Liverpool, Jare WA.IISAMat LISPIONIPtOWTI. June SAILED. Ama.►mo—Mom Falmouth, June 19, w Aanr—from Jtull, June 19, to Awn LlNA—from Gravesend, June to Astairne—from Liverpool, Jute 20, to ..... Nano—from lied, Jute 19, to Cued MX —from Cardiff, June 19, to Cueurra—from Qutvvirtown, June 19, t. Can. anr—from Liverpad, June 20, to CASTIIJAN H *ID —from Livernool, June -_•,, to Coaoltannnt.— from Liverpool, June Ewes lituo vino—from Lint pool, Juno 20. Extua—front Liverpool, Jute 20, to Emu—from Gravesend, .June 20 to Gtowr—from Gravest nd, puns 2 0 , to HARLPSICIX —from Gravesend, June 20, to Ilcvatawa—from Liverpool, June 20. to limantans—from Liverpool. June 2. 1 , to Hann W —from Shields, June Is. to kW/ZlA—from Graneelltl o 5116 C :0. to Liming—lrma Gravesend, June 2 0 , to Laoraao—from Liverpool, Juno 20, to ... MVIANAW—from eardit, June 19, to ]ft —from Deal. June 19, to Illiticyrt—from Liverpool, Jule 2 9 , to MIlLWXA—from Or3V(SCIIAI, June .0, to 2Larrites—from Gravosenl, Junc 2 0 , 14014PAIIILL—from Sh.elds, June I', to . Oman—from Queenstown, June 1 4 , tJ U. PllllloAl—from Gravesend, June 2 4 , to ftsrourrrox—from Gravesend, June 2". ta.. RlVAL—from Liverpool, June :0, to Rues—bon Poole. June to. to . RIMOVATIO —from Shield.. Jut; h, t Atootr—from Corea, June 19, to ..... . Swan—from Mil, June 1 0 , to fiev—from Liverpool, June .0. ...... Tamp—from Gravesend, June 2., to Tema, 'WAR—from tinivevend, June 20, to rtLXll2lCLA—from Grutovrd, J ur.e -0, VAXDALIA—from t. s ardul; Jun: 1 t• . Comeau—from Shields, Joe .... We. Prof—from Lirerpo, , l, June 2 0 , t W firrr--tewa Liverpool, June 20, to VISSSELS sI'OKEN At . oORA. ayao, from brodon Vort to n. R.l9' , Ar7 - Aanss (barque). Ise Vial Imhof , . M 2 Swiniale, from Or.= t. Matapaa. Esonoart... Jane it, at. t LS N., lan. w. Envia rf tooloidu-o .7, N NISPICIM, troll Trtaktad for Lon.lon, May 4GI Just Ju:y J . JCt.. Rt. J, h: ..Cry ~ W.. out 24 .Li o. -• ROWONA (barquel. 'leering N., Mareh 20, Lit. _- S. 1'.11.4". ,brie), ot Newcastle, trawl lirkzil for I' .lino.th, Il.y 21.40 N" km. 4;04 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, .k.Nil) DRATHS. BIRTHS. BARTI.FIT.—June 19. at Albioa-aivare, 1'.a , t03. Mn Bartlett, of a a N*o. BnioM.-4004` lit, at Aeton Ladr, Co::: +:u S. Ittuligett, of a tlaught.r. BURLEIOII.—June Id. at 311t•Iten, rltAr WOOdbei.lp R. W. Iliarleigh, of a daufrhier. -- CU.\WFVllll.—Jura• s, at thattlow-.otoro •rop:.m, arr. J. a. Crawford, 5,171 i of ■ atm ItAItUREAVES,..—June If:, at llror,,el:. : 4 1 a ,I.su#tMl wile at 11. Itargmere, i'ott., 01 a son. 11UNK.—June 18„ at Belgnite Lodge, tite'Lenharn, tho Iltarae, Eoq,, First Euraretn Ls•ngal u.'d:N..4 MOILkTON.—June 10, at Ititv.mtlly, Lad:. )1 ?JAI:ILIAC ES. RlGOR—rooßE.—Juor IS, at o,ll,:ro,t,uty, Souterwe, IL Mar, of !Auden, N.othutubtrloul. to tunette Heart daughter of Curt. room, ILM.'• !Nth CARVICUAEL-lIINPLE.-June 1 , 1, at hoot - To% I liileh;er it.3ll.West — amofti;t 7 671.0 u Margaret, youngest itsughtrr of IL,' Lite Sir N. Iliont , e. Clonkomoran Ilona% Waterford. FINCH —CLEMITSON.—June 19, at St. Caner*. New Chuan„ Xeres, C. Mitch, Esq.. of Foherten, sAt.,t,ttry, m At t„,, elonit.M. wy., 1 4 lonehora t tyke , . Sutto:l.. 11E1i/4—BAILEY. —June 20, at St. tleorgeW Itanorer-Nn the Rev. 0. IL 11111, M.A., William Henry Wicks. Ewe.. of Norfolk, to Charlotte lasaira, eldest daughter a t hallo 1,, EN., a Stratiord•plice, Imurtoti. unit Lynten, North Peron. DEATHS. BADDELET.—June 19, (Nahum... 3 uungrot ,laushter ‘d J. /W' KN., of Lentunatr, et, throthaLlii..l4,l4l4, tigoa CIJJIJY --,lone IS, at Windom, J. elude, Kry., Aged - 1. JOIINbON.—June It, A. Jubasuo, ut Sentb..nPtun, JON VA—June I/, Sarah, wile at R. JanetS Gnenenoc-pleoe, nelarevedinuarr. KENNARD.—June 16, in Leaden. R. Kennard. EN-. 3 " , ' 4 Nalling, Kent, aged 6.1. 642"4 9: b 14. th t2 4"IF-1466°14 01 whistrime. "4l"l"DiLmtfr —% r uaIuALF.T.(34I/44°Ihulg°11.4.".;:i."'ir N.W. 8. LW. E. W. N.E. N.E. B.E. N. 6. &VC B.R M.M. W r~ r. i i t qt