The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-19 00:00:00

;tjt Court. The Qom' sad Ptisee Albert, hooonspholed by the Prises et Wales. Prince Allred, the Prisons tea, the Prism Alice, the Prins.. Hasa., the Prioress L Idea, end the infest prince. and attended be the Countesi it thisfibessegh, Hoe. }Sliest\ Leases, delenol the His. Obeible Grey, Colonel Beaver* and Yr. Web, left Ostitsbe at the sinews pest two Vela& yesterday stamessa, embarked is die Fatty royal yacht, erased I. Our" end travelled to tows by a special train on the Lewin end South Western Sidney. The sweat party proceeded tees the Nine Elas stales Ia See airrines, es eortei by a deterrintest of all 16th Lemons to 13wilus4thea FAUN, whirr they arrived at cis &dock. En hlsjeety sod Prince Alton were rewired at the Palma by the Vie amnion el •relta. His. Eteeaor Stanley, Ns Lord Chats• bedsit'. the Mom of the Horn, the Groom of the Stole the Primer, the rwe•Chusberien, Lord Watsrpark, Lord Gtnfill Leant :. the Mester .1 a. liosiehold, Sir Edward DJIIIIIf, aid Colonel Wylde. The glees of the Belgians and Prince Augustus of Faze Cunene, t;Jtba and tae Prisons Clementine. arrived at Buckingham raise, at five minutes before Si. O'clock yester day afternoon. cs a 1141 i: Whet Majes:y. The Qesen of the Bile's@ els att. ndsd by the Counters van die Berates Poe tises and Pr earlier./ . . - • --- A cabinet mac!l was held at 124 f-put two o'clock yerweilty afternoon at the Forel/a-edge. The minister, remit were lArd John Eased], the Marquis of Lanedowao. the Earl of /hate, Sir George Grey, Viaconat Pelfaerstoo , Earl Gree. the Chancellor of the Ezehtqaor, Sir Francis Bogies, Sir John Hobbes', the it'abt Hoge. H. Lt.xnaeliere, the Earl of Carlisle, and the Len Hon. Foa Meals. The onseil eat two beam A &potation tacladiog Mr. Greonall. M.P., Mr. lin:keley Hughes, h 1.1"., Mr. Leigh, Mr. Webster, sad Mr. Wyatt, had so Lots-view wi h the Cousissiocers of Rid eau reunite, et their utiles is the 130u3 of Trade. Mr. John Wood, chairman of the Board of Inland Itatanae. Ned as interview with the Chancellor of the Ex chequer pahroday at his official residence is Domini/- I In& A DTSIINUTITE PONT PHAETON was landed at Cowes ea Mosley, destined for her Majesty, at Osborne- Liam. It namely weighed 3 cwt. The koala ads) Vol. wheel. was only 13 inches sad et the lied oats 30 Siam The body el the photos was id ease sad the fare part was of ins; the latur was very light mad elegant, sad beauti fully pasted. The style el** phaeton was distaed by the Owes, sad is emended for ►er Majessy's sale yes. Sae will drive is it a very mall Bb.ilsad posy. The doss of the wheels were wide, to prevent then sawn up the gravel paths The widkoacship was very beautiful, bat plea. It 1)341 BO MIS at royalty but a mall painted crows at the Vick. T►e Outgo' so bail: by lir. Andrew', of South. emotes. This is the first order of as bead bar hisjesty bee ever sires Is tke cosstry. (P lot lashes essaue.) FOECION-01110E, JIIIIS 1.1.-TM Qat= MIA bees pleased to approve of Des Jose Josepois de Mows as Consul- Gasoral m Imam for tar Majoaty albs Qssoa of Spats. THE WATERLOO DAY. FESTIVITIES AT POW:MOUTH. Tb. Mini unary of the battle of Waterloo was celebrated yesterday at Portsmouth, u already announced. At en early hour is the miming the Clarence Endued., a splendid new carriage and foot read, trending fur half a mile slew Sou:hose Beach, was decorated with a vast num ber of flews of al. nati.ne from end to end. On the Cowmen were erected some 30 tents from west to east, =mot which being covered with evergreens presented 8 lively appear anori; in front of the 601 registeat's torts were flying three handsets, silk standards captured by the regiment tram the &Los in the tatlej. In another tent was Mr. G. Jones's, R.A., fine pkture of the " Battle of Waterloo," and some water colours of Trafa'gar, Nelson, Hz. which were much admired. The west end of the espla nade was the focus of attraction, as there stand the two statues of Nelson and Wellirgtoc, on pederals of free stone, about 12 feet high. supplied and placed by the mayor, B. Erosible, 1:1 A grand triumphal men over the 'via nada, with two smatter ones, all tamed of evergreeca, made an *straw eto the esplanade. The whole was sansonatied with a crown. sad immense Royal standard below, which waved gracefully awidst • perfect cloud of flags. Adjacent to the statues were hundreds of vessels and boats, including a nuance of yachts, all gaily decorated with their ssnal fiags. le was understood that the ceremonies would C2llllllllCe at Il a clack ; and by that period some hundreds of vehicles, and many thousands of persons were congregated on every available spot affording a view of the proceedings. Ron after e'srin o'clock the troops arrived on the glaeis, many of them cam icg very large pieces of laurel in their caps. Its troops f.rcad three sides of a square, containing the statues and arches within, and remained waiting for three hours under a broi.ing sun for the arrival of the Nepatelese embassy, for whom a salute of 19 guns and a guard of homier had been ordered the previous day. His highness did not arrive, end the ceremony proceeded. " I regret," continues our correspondent, " to state that I can only now relive what was seen ; as, aitbouph I had been favoured by Ilojor Harvey, A.D.C. to Lord Fitealarenee, with a ticket admisiioc, and a'.eo with the special paw of Major Mait land, courteous:y given by that officer without any hesita tion, a few minutes prior to the arrival of Lord Gough near to the at dna, Captain Purvia, A.D.C. to the lieutenant governor, rode up and desired as to leave the spot. On brief/ told, aid having pointed out the signature of Major Maitland, the rams of the general and mayor, he replied be did not care, and I was edged to leave the polled and !scour a distant spectator. What induced Captain Parris to behave it such a manner, that ofiicer is best capable of explaining." Lord Gough wan received with hearty cheers both by the people and the troops, who pressured arias. The calours enveloping the statue of Wellington having been visicriii, Lard Gough and Lord Foularonce addressed the vet-ran pensioners who had assembled, and who reepted-d to both noble lords with frequent loud hur rahs. The sterile of Nelson was then opened to view, and the Mayor and corporation barium passed in procession, the inauguration was completed. The troops, consisting of Royal Artillery, Slpp.rs and Miners, 281, 501, 82nd, Royal Marius. and It ,yal Marine Artillery, then moved on to the common, and, having gone through some evolutions, ordered arms, and awaited the arrival of ter Majesty and Prince Albert, en route to London, who had sigedhed their intention of close to the new statues. About o'clock, the Fairy, with the royal party, pasted at a 'low rate along lloothsez. The troops fired a few de joie presented arms, aad gave three eteen, being joined by thi thousands, ail ,at and ashore. The troops then moved of the Esplanede to the Common, where the ceremony of pre • sentiag new closes to the 28th Reg , Colonel Meleiter,was performed. The offieen of the 281 t Reg. gave a grand ball end supper this (meshes to upwards cf 400 persons, having arranged on a Tay abort notice a splendid suite of rocas. At 13.30 the Soaps were again on the Commas, en g a ged in a number of rural sports, for prizes given by the Mayor and the Llent.-Ocieernoe. Abut 300 gentlemen of the turn are dining at the King's Roans in testimony of the high esteem they entertain towards the Lieut.-Oovernor. TUE WATERLOO BANQUET took place yesterday at Aptley House, when there was a numerous attendance of the companions -it-mat of their noble entertainer. Hie Royal Highnose Prince Albert bottomed the banquet with his peseta. I: is quite unnecessary to attempt to describe that which has so often been detailed, the appearance of the table, in its principal features, being precisely the mane as noticed on pmviaus occasion,. Tree magnificent Pomo na* p atetu, with its hundred trophies, filled the centre of the table ; et each end, ris a eis, the two moot remukable were Napoleon asi Wellington, ststuttes of the beet alas* of art, gad worthy of the actomplisted designer, Count D'Orsay. Tgo be-ntiful dwarf vines, over-burdened with the juicy fruit (Mt tenni Mr. Heinlein) were conspicuous mows the ornaments, and two immense rams, the rift of • emtinental sovereign, overflowing with 11911tri, were also admirable. Al the dessert ser vice was of gold, and the ornamental plate dis played on the table was of the same precious metal. At the north end of the gallery wu the benefit loaded with 13•1 at the most valuable gifts to his Oran—Flaznaaa's la. compatible shield, the use from the titled cheese, the wetly and elaborate candelabra from the opulent citizens of Lou don, &c., and occupying a prominent place in the eollsetios. In the regencies between thapindows looking (tally& Park were large vases containing lowers, which gave great effect to the ementbk. As the Dake, accompanied by Priam Albert, sad followed by his gums, primed from the Swath &swag-teem to the gallery, the band played the familiar air of The Hoist But of Old England." The Duke, bar ingtaken hie pftamil at the table, was supported on the ripest by Pisan Albert and Field-Marshal the Marquis of Asikney, and en the left by his Excellency Prince Castel cicala end tltr W. Gomm. Corers were laid for eighty guests. THE NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-PUBLIC DINNER TO THR CHAIRMAN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. Yesterday a public dinner was given b the Fie eipsi Glacial' cot-Anted with the London and North;Wes tors Railway Company, to Mr. Glyn, M.P., the eltairstan, sad Mr. Churls. Lactose', the deputrebrdrata, it u m Braesekk Howl. Blackwell, Captain Hulse la the "hair. The company eons:seed of t about MO gentlemen , and tht mate at the principal able wen Mr. Glynn. Mr. Law. tines, use Esrl of Losedsl., Lord Kiertaird, the Earl of Fowls, Sir James Graham, Sir Coulee Dourly, Sir Freed' R. Head, Mr. Cardwell, M. P., the Lord Mayor of Looks, the Lad Mayor of Dublin, the Hon. Arthur Kinsaird, the How. Mr. Partirpoint, the Has. Mr. Mules, Id P., Mr. Locke, M P., the Mayorof Manchester, Mr. Lewin Moseley, Mr. Errittems, Mr. Morris, Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr. lidw. (hopper, Mr. C. Z. Stew art. Mr. Bomb, Mr. K'Cosaell, Captain Browse, Mr. Carter, Mr. Swift, Mr. Wood house, sad several other 'gentlemen Immediately eonneeted with the railway. The dinner was of the moot recline:Al ellarseter, sad entry arrangement was made to do honour to the occasion. Tee mina towo having bass drunk, The CHAIRMAN, in ea alognent speech, proposed the h 'laths of Mr. Olin and Mr. Laweeaee, thanking the healer gentleman in the name of the 10,600 'emits in the employ of the London and North-Weetern Company, for the kind consideration for their Interests which has always distils. soaked his conduct as chairman of the board. Mr. Cilya re plied in a feeling address. Several other toasts wen proposed, and tee ocaspany separated at a lets hear, egparessly nub gratified by the molt of the eatmlniaassat Cemaiwpoa, Juan 18.—Tua U.rnatutti LIZZAZT.— Tk• antemary twice has bent Wised that an beaks bar. awed frees sun be reamed to sae library ea sr baton Meeday ant, et the Issuel wastage will be mimed. All book. *biased by tutcn of sellouts for reeklaat ►ashtlsrs ef arts suit be sent back on er Were Saturday grit. The library will be mopes ea Thursday, the 37th of hue. °aroma, lox. 18.—Yesterday Mr. Ebouran Weed U mtata, coesstoser of Jena Caine, was sleeted a ssbslar of that sunny, ea the North Wales anumlaties. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Join 18.—Arroin I:meant Bbeepoltonko, to Fiaegga►d. Moves acres.—At Put Royal, May 23: the Isms, P.rsiaa. Tie Benouda soltocaer captured a Breaths *cantina with 260 slaves, atter a chaos or 48 ►oan; woo fird sass a Cuba, and was captured of lianas; woo e lewd off ski moat of Alit* by moot her Majostro misers before her amber ofaboves were os board. Cadet: THE EXPREW Vgb/4111SWAT WiIINING;r UN E 19, ` teak MILITARY. ROYAL MILITARY ACADMIY, WOOLWICK.—Tke simal helf-yetrly 1111111tialltiOn of the owlets belonging to the proc tical clam of t►. Riyal Military Academy took plisse yolk'. day M rho hal of the institution in the R,yol Arsenal. when several of the students prose.: for commieeisse in tim RAM Andiery end Royal Rugineen, to which they will be gamitod in a fsw days. SPORTING. tiTELLIGENCE P HANDICAP toe the G. A.—GOODWOOD, 1850. wn BTAKU of 2.5 lOW OK*, or Were Twills, next. 15u W 6 wly J d cilurd rut. Ps. Madam?, aged alßetnl). 3 yrs Cusack 6 yn Porp.e.day.Boy, 6 yrs Eller*le, • yrs I Vampsre, 6 yrs Blucher. 5 .e. 1 Dosgb, 3 yrs Wsec44,. Eltki.ca, 4 yrs Backbiter. 3 Baby. 4 yrs ............... Dragsmis. 4 yrs ........ Ilisesarsr. 4 yrg Cam &AK 3 yrs. ..... I Illm gam 4 yrs 1 Oarseley, 4 Gramm 4 J r 1 Osibir•Ostli. i yrs 1144441 Lis% aged.. 1 Mr Dem" 4 yrs ..—. Prkdse. 4 rn ........ 1 Cbantroy. 4 yrs I Mum 4 yrs te3 yrs .. . . rlkelter, 3 yrs Inheritress, aced Snowstorm, 4 yrs Glade aged Jell& . bY , 1 yrs et. e. 4 yrs Itolsa4. {s4 Firs-eats; Mwitagna, 4 yr/ nip. 4 yrs .......... Topttasa, 3 yrs Irg.cet, aged Landgram, 4 yrs Quieer, 1 yrs )aid a Tessa Tal3ry. 4 yrs Fen, 3 yrs Juane, 3 yrs . ... I timerisi, 4 yrs I Woodworm. 4 yrs I Clarissa, 4 yr 5...... enter-la.Cosps 4 yes. The Jaggier, 4 7r4 ....... „ lO sr. lb. Lard Mess; seed 8 Vsa Dhows 5i5d....... Radar', 1 y POlOlO4 G rs. irl, 4 yrs .... 011ises, 3 yrs Tinnier, 4 yrs I Ms OnlM4 4 yrs ... ...... I Wails% 4 yrs 6 Das Jur, 4 yrs 3 langras, 4 yrs 3 Mobs. 6 yn 6 Gwynn, Cps— 4 Ils• Crews, b yrs 4 KrOilak $ yrs 4 I L16126Mr. $ yn ....—.. 0 M Illid t nask Dollo. 6.1 4ns .00 ... 0 us COIOOOIOOOIK 5 pig 0 =1 11... •d0. 3 yn 0 3 yrs ..... 1313 Nal* Inas; 4 yrs Ranurilas, 4 yrs-- Clorkwaler. 4 yn. le=3 yrs yrs 123 VIBLOILTIT. 3 yrs s by Oladlalor, oat of libo ram% dam. 3 yn WmllijkS. ! ors Mark mpley,ll yrs ..... Istahne, 3 yrs Illsinsn. 4 yrs. lO Maashatans, 3 yn lO Dasboxy, 3 yrs ..... nue-up, 3 yrs Old Mehl Orstlanss Oyes lO Osier to Pillage, 3 yrs lO =y, 1 8 Jr. lO 3 yrs Fkk s, a rS- S • - I 1. - sressir: 1 yrs 021415, II yrs auger, 3 yrs Comae, 4 yrs ...... TM Wm. 5 yrs .... Wleilisbgrats, 3 yes Waft you coos out to r 3 ll lll . 3 Tv 1 10 Itabe:so, 3 yrs NEWMARKET FIRST IBER MEETING, 1860 bleecn —Doke of Bcdford's eh f by Bt. Francis, oat of Tlllarillt, receives 16 eon compromise in she Rai. lb with Kr. ilemsbettom's b f by Charles XII. SECOND oCTOBEII MEETING, 1860. Morift/t2.—Lord K. G Lassoes The Bee-banter, Bat art Lord Exater's 7.t 111 b. D.M. 200, h FAIDAT.—Mr. Cheri Cariboo, Bat 71,, art Lord Clelia, Tat 121 b. A.S. 200, h ft. Doke of Bedford's Bordeaux, Bas 71b, art Lord Rioter's Utrecht, lot tib. D.M. 200, b It. CRICKET. MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. SEVEN OAKS VINE CLUB. This watch was Tioisbed;l;:fo;s7ll4Sbout ltalt past flys o'clock. The Xaryieboue Club won by 103 runs. Tb• sous stood : )IJan-wows (Twos mows). MICOND nnitircia) Hoe. R . 0:1334443 b Rigors II b Date 42 J. Bayley b Duke W. Nicholson, bag, b Rub:sigh .*. II b Rogers ............ lll C. Hoar% Esq., s Donn:ca. b born 10 b Dulis l7 R. Krnastas. Esq., b Duke ..... —...„ I nut out lion. Col. Liddolib puke. 3 b Duke „,... 7 Led Chureneey b Doke Lad C. itoesell, oot out 7 Duke —... 6 Ea! of Leicester ran out 3 Duke ... 3 J. P. Mayo, PA, b Rogers 0 Dube ..... 1 tkr F. Bathurst e Dorworth, b Duke 3 Make.. ...... 0 Byes, 3; Ib, fry. 9; üb, 1 17 13,09.11; 1 /161; w,S; 111)2 19 7301..-..139 Tata— II BMW OAU (Fun MUMS). (lkorrs notalas.) 1111.4. Koos at N wbolson, b Bathurst est oat --- Mr. J. Duke c and b Bayley W. R othleigb, Ea 1., b Batbunt...- 1 a Lainsalar.b Isiter..„. W. Waring, IN., b Bathurst - W. O. Deacon, Rill.. lb w, b Bailey nnewt....... . .... F.Banrertli. B eg ., b Bayley T. bewail b Bayley Capt. Nortbey a Nicholson, bßayley b ./. alosander, En~ ran out o.Welloot, Esq., c Hoare, bßatburat a Hoare, b Batbunt 2 Rogers, not oat lb w, bßayley B .14 3, w 2 Total 6l Total .. « N RAW lintelitentce. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YarnaDAT. Alma's DIVORCE DILL. Evidence In support of this bill was taken at the bar on the 24th February and Ist March last, and on both occasions reports were given in this journal. It may be remembered that the first acquaintance between the petitioner, the Bev. Mr. Ashby, and his wife's seducer, Mr. Henry Scuds:non Stanhope, took place is the lazaretto in Madeira, where all the parties were performing quarantine, after their arrival from England, in that island, when Mr. Ashby went for his wife's health ; that the nequaintanes was continued while they remained in the island, and that they and Mr. Charles Palmer, the lady's brother, came away is the same ship to Cadiz. It was in the course of that voyage that Mr. Ashby found in his wife's notebook a letter which made him de aler. that he would never hes with her again, sad sowed: burly he sent her home from Cadiz in company with her beether, and on their arriving at Southampton Mrs. Ashby ehmesded from the hotel and went to live with Kr. Benda same Stanhope. The following is a copy of the letter : My Berth, Sunday Moraine. Yee own, own. far ever doated on, idolised, tremured, tree- Immusred Ileory-1 am in • fright, love, and comegoestly hew net we wink of *key ell the weary night through, and feel very gamy and more excited. I have been all but obliged, my own presioaeikahoina darling , to have • regular open row with that brae this msaing, as he is t seas, as a sorter gunner, Wiwi. F ri We sullbeheos if he now that you, my own idolised gess Meg dme, sed me el, aed as If his tun for miff was ocenusg. Dubs& darting, darting Henry, whims pi tremure, tell me stet I sill do. I do give it him la every way, sad mkt up in Idim well ; hat, data( ems, V I tell i n 1 hag to do, that 1 am yours, aeries, and years ealy, now gad ever, in 2U and every way, he soil he beldam me sp. my own hieing, at Cadiz and Sevilla, to keep me teem yon ; or, dearest, Sexiest law using some brute forge or ether, wine will sad, my deLy increasing queer feelings sad esegieleas. Hewn, few of loves, best and moat precious of I could have aturdned him hot night and this morniae; and, le it I do not beleve, my we pre vious love, 1 can bear his peeeeat horrid taunting way. After the reading of this letter, and on the sham et the evidence given on the Ist of March, Lord Brssgham, who Shea presided, informed the onnuel for the peettiitioner that des home were of °pintas, that before the we should be al lowed to proceed further, Sir William Cockbura, mentioned Ice the evidence as reeking in Madeira, ought to be called as a witness with reference to the doubts their lordships enter- Mined on the want of vigilance on the part of the husband appearing on the evidence, and that the second reading of the hill would be postponed to afford time for bringing Sir W, Cockburn over. Mr. Talbott, counsel for Mr. Ashby, now informed their lordships that Sir William Cockburn was present, and hay ing bean sworn, was ready to answer any ques ions their lordships would be plowed to put to him. Lord Brougham then put numerous peeing' to the wit ars as to his acquaintance with Mr. and Met. Ashby and Mr. Stanhope. The sum of his semen amounted to this, that although it was notorious in Madeira that Mr. Stanhope wee on too easy terms with Mrs. Ashby, it was his own ooiniou that no criminality had taken place in the Wand. The ladies of witness's family did not refuse to receive ]ln. Ashby up to the last, but she, after having been advised by them, declined to come again to them. Witness never saw Mn. Ashby and Mr. Stanhope together without the presence also of her husband or brother, or both. The supposed familiarity of Mn. Ashby and Mr. Stanhope was the talk of the island, but witness had no reason to suppose Mr. Ashby himself knew this until the lest week of his residence there. On the day before his departure he cams to witness, and exclaimed, "What a miserable man he had become from having boss the happiest of men before his anistaintanos with Mr. 1 1! had discovered that awning that Mr. Staehelis mow his passage by the same ship in which himself end wile slid her brother were going. Witness auneed him to set' like a man—to forfeit his and his wife's pewee, NA 1111 Mr. Stanhope p. :Mr. Ashby replied that Ito "Ma She overpowered him -,—. so infatuated was she with love" for that person, that she would, la spite of him, go in what- ever ship he went. The result was, that they went next morning all in the same ship, for Cadiz, and whams wee surprised when, some months afterwards, he heard of what happened. The Dean of Ely (Dr. Peanoek), and another gentle- man, who were in Madeira at the same time, spoke of Mr. and Mn. Ashby as acquaintances in the Weed, sad they sew no reason at all while in Madeira to think that Mee. Ashby was guilty than of say, ortioloallty, nor did Um b el . ; serve any neglect or isalten*n on the Whale Mr. . Their swim to Lord Bleoglion's quadoso. Ulmer, ow I tabled his tordship's sammitiss Mat Ashby W. ".a amiable. meek tam." moat*: mond manse so toll Mr. MIS his visits. His st the eseelasioa et the stated the lama haviad pcatposed the snood sa the said after etssrvias oa the mists spokes to be lb. voliassiss, mid he sew a mum mow Ise the mend smiles. Monism moved that the b4l be read a sassed ; sad the maim wse weed t.. EQUITY COURTS.—Ysrnamty. [ram Pam. urea* sas THii•CEAson us Wiwi& LINTS IP Till LONDOI Coal NICIANOI Trram St. ()try., Mutt imam This wig a salt by the Tied of 041. Olive, li.www e, bs mover tithe at la bd. la the petal apea the aaaaal vela* of the Ezeltaage. It was alleged by the bill that up to 1841 a rens of 901. tee tithe had he.. saauelly paid mega statute 37 Heavy V 111., e. 12, et Is. N. ia the posed aro 6644. 10e. as the maul wise at the meshes; that plaintiff thee diamond that the Wee manual value yea upwards et three throned pattals, sad preyed ea aspens and payload of tithe ANS that time epee the shored estimate of valise. Tae dein had ham re sisted la a eeeresweadease between the salisitsea at the pal. tin: if the resod that Dr. Owes, the peekesseer - the *Malt, had eirmd to accept a compeeltios of 931. per w atts is lies of tithe, sad that the plalatiff, bevies =dee of sash eentrositioa, had, hem Dr. Owen death ap to the Wag of the WI, soesplod the sad tbst the Wendish wore ea toilit mouths' seam before suet sampssitios maid be istermined. Toe Solieiter•Osseral sad Mr. Speed seed for a decree of Se W. is the pseud apes the Mined *steal value, the increase of which was IWO& MI SAO moss mat paid by the oesupetsto of slam Masi tar as pies eora mad the market, the bowls naafi the yams et dm eights's, the table is the entree the market, smilitat Ohs seed ashemiptios room. They cleated that say mmasts bad beta reatived by Dr. Ow.. by rimy esamssi tithe, hat stated that he receipts gives by him parpsetal la be kr tithe sad am ae womeesitioa. Kr. Wood, Mr. 8. T. listephreys, and Mr. Willis op. peered for the company. The Via-Chancellor was of °pillion that had the sass Ma is Mimeo the vier and the Isadlord or tempter of a home, the 'Adam would show an annul oomiceitlei, de ' teminsble wily ma six months' notice; and that as the ease swod, tits arrangement wee am whisk the vim or the ampeny amid not withdraw from at their pleasure. The ease might have bees digitise had the gaieties related te a payment merely of rest, or of a clea►ly ametainable stem, bit here tbe contentios wan that the payment claimed was not wholly is respect of rent paid by others, but of whet wee paid by the compsay in reams of theirows eoea paiion, •pea the await. of which °plaices 'sight fairly differ. The oorreepondenee Mimi the parties did not moult to notice to determits the ermgement, but only to a negotiation. If, however, the vicar desired the goer does of the esiebssee of the imposition, the neemeity of the swim, sad the feat of the splints be tried in a met of law, he would give him as opportunity of Mai to. The me wee ordered to et ad over till Thursday week, to ecesidar the course suggested. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YezrzaDAT. OTITINGS AT NISI I.lllM—Boon LOST CAM/WILL AND COMM Joan& TATLIErit I. LORD ARTHUR LINNOX. . This was in - iitre; brought biti; ifainiti . against the defendant for aiainal cornimation with the &Ma's wife. The pleadings were erased by Mr. Crompton, whereupon Mr. H. Hill nee and ebeseved that the ow maid not be proceeded with, without anifestiag various parties to very great pain. He was therein desirous to avoid proosirding with the action. and, to do or, was willing to submit to a verdict, with damages 5001. The Attorney-Oeneral, for the other olds, consented. A verdict was then taken for the plaintiff, damages 5001. COURT OF FACREQUER—IranaDAT. -- Nut NUM — Brzoas Ika A ?mimic, C. 8., Amp • ibEDLIMBI 811C141 AMT. _ - Tea ATTORNAT CRADLES HINNY KILDT.—YZAIIDS ON TNII KRVANVI the Attanq•Oesaal, Mr. Wows, Q.O , dad Mr. J. Wilde, were counsel for the crown ; lir. Barstow repro. seated Charles H. Kilby ; and the older defandant was no &fended. This was an information at the instance of this inland rerun drumbeat, to recover 8001. penalties for using unentered premier fee the maakiesture of malt, and for having concealed and removed large quantities of malt with intent to evade the payment of duty. lb* defendants were brothers. The first mentioned, who was represented u a needy man with a large family, carried on the business of a brewer and manatee at Burlington Quay, between Scarborough and Hull, and the other was a oom. menial traveller is easy sin ametaare. They were joist lessees of the premises where the practices charged is the information were carried on, but John was the recognised manager of the business and received 601. a year from his brother for his eerier. In addition to which his eon was paid 10s. a week. The premises consisted of places for making malt and brewing beer. la the isnentered rooms there were two large vessels or tuns suspended, part above the ceding and put below, so as to communicate with the entered pre mises. La the month of January last, corn was found steeped, some of which was live days old, part nine days, and mar 13 days, without any notice; and no lees than 880 bushels were illegally nude into malt. For the defendant, Charles, it was submitted that to bad taken an lowers in the business merely because he hod lent his brother sums of money to carry it en, but that he had no guilty knowledge of, or participation in, the frauds, and that they wars com mitted by his brother alone. The Lord Chief Baron summing up, said the question for the jury was what share the defendant Chula lad in the transaction. It seemed to have been undisputed, that so far as t►e other defendant was concerned, the most flagrant breathes of the revenue laws had been committed for a very esniderable period. It we of importance that sunk prac tices should be punished, cot only for the protection of the revenue, but of the fair trader, who would be very soon driven out of the market altogether if he had to compete with persons capable of committing offences of this description. One of the witnesses proved that Charles knew of the commis sion:of those frauds, and participated in the large profits that must have been realised by them, and another witness was produced to prove that he did not. In point of law, a preen concerned in a briars of this sort who suffered his servants to commit frauds upon the revenue was responsible, even though he did not actually know of them, bat the learned counsel for the crown said fairly enough that they would not sok for a verdict against Charles, unites the jury were convinced upon the evidence that he bad participated in and personally knew of them. The question was, therefore, entirely for their consideration. The jury at once returned a general verdict fa the crown against both the defendants. The court then proceeded with the will of a common jury cases of no public interest. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YEBTERDAY. Bin= Ma. Coaniustosu Hotion.. Ix 111 RALPH SMITH. —Ma ST. ALBAN'S BARR.— THE ASSIOSRLS or EDWARD GIBSON AND GIORGI! STOAT. His Honour this morniog gave judgment on a point brought before Dim. His Honour said—The assignees of the above named bank rupts and the above named Ralph Smith having agreed to submit to my *dement and determination, whether the said Ralph Smith be indebted to the mignon of the said bankrupts in any and what sum over and above the sem of 61., admitted by the said Ralph Smith to be due to the assignees of the said bankrupt., on a balance of amount for money lent and advanced by them bakes she bank rapines of the said Edward Gibson and George Start to the said Ralph Smith, I having heard Mr. Linklater, solicitor, on behalf of the said amignen, and Mr. Lawrence on behalf of the said Ralph Smith, and having also heard and duly considered the alle gations, vouchers, and proofs of the said parties, do hereby adjudge and determine that the said Ralph Smith is in debted to the easignees of the said Edward Oibeos and George Start in the sum of 861. over and shove the sum of 61. on the balance of account for money lent and advanced by the said bankrupts, before the bankruptcy of the said Edward Gibson and George Bturt, to the said Ralph Smith, making In all 901. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT—Yzenowsz. Barons rums BATurr. Faa., Jones. PlllOlll7 OF ADDIBBIOR FOS TUB Ban. On the 22nd of the last Reath Mr. Mir, is eenjuse lien with Mr. Minim, applied to the gout for priority of matinee and other privileges fee the bar. The teamed Judge reserved his decision at the time, bet yesterday ob served that he had considered the appliestiss as to the bar and as to the fixing particular days be SUNS above 61., and found It would Gauls great soshaion In the aim it seek ea arrangement were made, and that the set of sad the kolas of proceedings settled by the the hearing of the muses in the yid& die saw entered. As to the robing-room, there wee es Ruh est assignee provided ea the ill-built Newt they ware ,fa Meld afford. The application of the tbpstelies ben the bar, heAtlte learned Judge), iherebess iit ehliged to mask CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIRD COURT.—YarnanAy. Haman Ma. Guyon. MOCK AGINCT Orr wee. Syekrey Robert Sparks, clerk, 27, Mrs. Clarke Stanley, 23, Reiman, Wright, 93, agent, and ANUS Campbell 37 agent, were indicted for convirsoy and /rand. The elm occupied the court until considerably bey= the usual hour of sitting, and before it had closed the cowl was inconveniently full with the numerous witnesses in the me, their friends, and parsons who had been duped by the AsAs fat as personal appearance wont, the primers seamed to be the last that might have been szpeeted to sumed in so may Miami of fraud. Campbell as a tall, sesaapish look be shabby pawl man, sporting mustachios, an imperial, dad wear* &MN' ° P A W. • Hulk dirty, vulgar, l rod as.. Stanley, a half mart looking young naaa, sub as may 'amiably be seen banging about riamaasaa sad horse (sire. And Wright a mall, Mgar, gondol Woking individual. lir7icinell stated Inlay the eireansteasse mar whisk the tread had bees WNW, free whish h appeared met somewhere alma Olwisteme last the Wesson as a rag ear mewed operetime, sad the Mt the messeatlea weld leers et this was Met Campbell, wheel they least had bees s 'oedema's senewt. wee trued to hem met with Ike ether pines@ at a Xelbseakeths pilaw el man* giannif epwstkia, as* Ibii satasedmill r 1 lid Moe Wit near tbdgiaddilii fa tM mstropelli sod Os protium moh Ms tee defisileas. Uwe sky abode Odes ddllor and •psw, Wass sad reeistri %se% thee advnthe for *NW : via, is • weals elm et whew with thus II et , Kea employ Ow he a mak ea two at • graft rid el Um de 1111111: ridd • peek the der" t lOW ghats se 'seam beeases s. , he me their sups Isra, he Ist Si losid thew, they wore M shit to wardbar imesisy sad the &Soft abou t refer ' eases wee to be VOIMPONI tk• parties, wider &forest tteesas.bar wore thus gas ernes et • tiose,by Shish nous caey geoid re rodurease she to p metier. Seem else as Nth gas` re *el t hou ile were ow sash es ilia aura to be tabus la, wCahell said be bed =that would threw the devil obis guard, sad, a welktrawalsp and welprinted circular or pro. =we of the essows, said he thought that would lick (oseniag the publis). Shortly atter this the Ira sob its appearance. first is Upper Wollingtoo. *set, es Wright and Co., iota oleo, teasral registry sad ievestatut rowpany, maims" ta. The Naas party thin seeasseserd operation in Buser Meade, thus Bruwelow etreet, Holbwo, the* Adaa-otreet, Adolph', Great Queen sweet, Kiausgate-smut, aad . laitly a Covssidistssquore. At Ikea vatioaie - places tie pekemsie use• mask - be head acting in smart; sad by esswaiike eM beardeg aduse. *smuts, get numbers of yam gala te pima sums varying Irma IL to 501. with them. Irkey thee empioyed the par. Ikea gamed for a short time, by sending them long die taries from home to inquire after bonsai sad businesses to Ise, sal the sad wu that they never got beck their mosey se sekwy. The learned counsel used went on to detail the .dials, which, having so recently appeared when the primers were examined at the police Court, only requires the mein points to be recapitulated. James Bottonsley, • servant out of place, corroborated the teemed oulasers statement as to the particulate of what took place at the pablit.house. The Lint he know el Cusp. bell was that he was to get him • situation u a servant; and Walatill having been out of service some time, had no character, and Campbell proposed to give him • false one, for which he was to receive 21., IL Be. of which was paid to him. Not being able to get kin money back, they wished him to mast them in the proposed scheme. Cron-examined—l never said I would swear anything for tea shillings and • go .d blow out; that was Campoirlea favourite weed ; when some one said how shout directors to the company, to which their duelers referred, Campbell said, " Onl let me get the tin, and I'll get names He enough." wu called the Captain. Sparks was intro daa4 as his partner. George Morris proved having am 8 inlay and Wright acting in uneert is Upper Wellingtee.street. Witness lad been defrauded cut of 164 by the elder Wright. It was then proved that the °See in Beeler Arcade had been let to Wrialtt end 8 anley, who, after a month, turned it over to Sparta, who converted it into a cigar and betting --- j;1;1811 Howe, a poor-lookiii old eau, sold he hid b•en *gaged at Wellington-street by Stanley nett Weight. He paid a 6i. depotit, and whoa lte booms eliunerous to bare it bock, they said they must rob maw coo elw to pay him. Alfred Savage, eaottu-r of the Amiss, proved the payment of Li., on account to Wright sad Stoaley, in Wellington , street. John Macdonald, having paid 101. on amount at Mies gatemtmet to Campbell, and finding that be could not get any employment, wished to have his money back, when Campbell hems* insolent, and said that, as witness had left before his time, he should have the *dries of the legal es timate if the firm before he should return the amount, which was never repaid. Charles Gage, a draper, said that, seeing an advertisement, he went early in March to Kingsgatemtreet, where he saw Sparks and Stanley, who said they must have 101. He went down to Dorsett so d got the money from his friends ; and all the wages he got was 16s. Heber Loter, having deposited 101., was dulyengegml as clerk to the firm in Kingrgatestreet, Sparks act ing as legal adviser to the firm ; as soon as the agreement was stgned and he was to enter on his duties, they gave him two days' holi day to go to Greenwich fair. (Lenehter.) AU I got for my OMIT was at I U U for lour weeks' salary. When the Weir at Kiagegate.street broke up witness marched, and the only reliable thing M the place was a pewter pot. Crosammsained—l made • disturbance, Stanley gave me in custody ; I made a charge of conspiracy, but Mr. Hall mid an individual memo would not sustain the charge. Mr. Parry *aid that the CMS were so flagrant that, on the part of Wright, he should withdraw from the charge, and Let him plead guilty. The payment of two more sumo, of 101. and WI., were then proved, and also that the prisoner had gone by various aliases, and that when their victims became clamorous the pirties would dodge about from one office to somber, and a carpenter, who had filed the place, having call :d upon Wright fur some money, said he requested him to step aside, as he was going to nail a Nog customer, and would pay bias. Sergeant Thompson said he took Campbell and Stanley at 10, Blandrord-street, D inehrquare, where they h.d just commeneed operations, under the name of Harvey, Loan and Discount Office. Ile mtt Sparks in Great liussell-street, and took him. Mr. Pains emtended that the collusion had not been suftl eMatly proved agalost Campbell. Mr. Horry, at moms length, said Sparks was • mere The learned commissioner having summed up, the jury immediately found them Guilty. Mr. Parnell said that the frauds proved this day were but a few of the clearest picked from the mass. Edward Wright, 87, father of the pri•••er to the Let ease. a knew who has for nearly 20 years been carrying on the same game, and who kept an office at Charing-cross, and has been before convicted, was indicted with James for defrauding William Davis of 101. Wright pleaded guilty, and the jury convicted James. Mr. Parnell raid James had obtained two sums of 101. in one day by the same practices. The 'learned Jade*, in passing sentence, commented upon the grew nature of the charges, 'and sentenced Wright the elder, James, Campbell, and Stanley, to 18 months' impri sonment and hard labour; but considering that Sparks had not taken any money, and Wright had acted under the guidance of a bad lather, the sentence on them would be 12 months'. Tote few oases tried in the New Conn before the Common Serjeent were v..id of ioterest; the only one of importance removed from this court to that was that of Bailey and Lawlor, for alleged skittle slurping, which stands over till next session. The courts stand adjourned until Monday, the 9th et July. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YEsTERnAY. BICFOII.II M.. SSOJLANT ADAM', AIIIIIIIINCI op WutrrureL The Jame adjourned general session of the pawl for the county of Middlesex, commenced yesterday morning at the fissions Honer), Clerkenwell. The calendar contained the names of seventy prisoners for trial, of whom sixty-five were charged with felony, and five with misdemeanour. Mr. Witham (in the absence of Mr. Eterjinnt Aflame) briefly charged the grand jury. His observations were COO desusatory of the present grand jury system in the metro- politan districts. rOLICR.-MTEItDAL LAIIIBIIIII. CRAIOI OF FRAUD ON 21171 FOUTR WESTIIIRN RAIL WAY C . Edswei Lick., late a confi dential clerk in the accountant's department of the South- Western Railway Company, and who has been In custody for some days pest on a cherge of forgery and extensive tread oa the company, we. again placed at the bar for final en aminatioa. Mr. Cromb4, from the office of the eolicitors to the com pany, attended for the prosecution, sad Mr. Games appeared for the prisoner. Mr. Samuel Heath, accountant to the company, Mr. Edwia Jones, and Mr. George Haney Elwin, clerks in his adios, were examined at some length, but their testimony was only confirmatory of the evidenoe given by Mr. Alfred Meagan, the company's treasurer, en • former day, which has already appeared. At the ecendusion of their examina- tion Mr. Croubis requested one more remand, uyiag that on the next examination Mr. Fhian, the banister, would be in attendance to state the precise charges on which it sou the intention of the company to indict the prisoner, and that on that occasion he should t. ave the testimony of Mr. In spotter Field, who had apprehended the prisoner, and which was also somewhat lengthy, taken. The request was com plied with, and the prisoner was remanded for • week. From the LONDON GAZETTR.—Thesdiy, Jim* 18, BM/AIM Baol/11, Newtown, COMB builder, to surrender July 2 and 21, It, at Court. BoL, lifelshpool; eff. Kama, Truzsan Janes Boat dariablendwaltages, Cillealinnroad, Datstea, dealer, June 97, at I ' 2l and • 7, at 12, at Buinghall-street. Sol., Keathley, Basins ; Pennell, Guildha ll . climbers. Joan Caws, lialio.strest. Ihahlasst, Qty, victualler, June 18, at 1, sad Await 11, st lttot BoL, hem Crown. room Clisapsids; Ikusbrook.ereart Jams Darnel, Bea, ennanenns~ has 97, at 1, antl July 2t, at 11, at lavas Court. 8140., oda sad Clark. Chard, and Rork^ ZwAse ; off. t.,l2hAnal, Pasrar. WALT= Ola, Yarea7=ma. *OW Bat saanufacturer, June 27 and August!, at 1, at tkellehast. 80L, Scanlan, hawse. lane, uenealavat, atal; 'IL wag., Pennell, Guildhall. shambev. Owls Onev, Omit Toerabaltad2 Qty, builder, June 24, at 2. and J 0 77 41 111 11910 1 2 •4 4 14200. Sol, Massy, Chanorey-lane; off. Calseasaartest. Narnaninn allownwttli, July and 30, at 11, at Bristol Court. Prise. 011 y, and &Ruin and Bans, Bristol ; off. rest., Mad. Qualms 011ait, *bore dealer, Jane 29, at 2, and July 24, at I, at BeL. I= isu ral tr a.rhim t. burs, Bt. Jumen.atneet ; . Itandild, Amin Pima and Witunn Paso; Toshridgoidose, New-road, iron. mongers, Jane 29, at 111, awl August 41, at I, Basirighalhetri et. Sob., Mmo. Chilton and Oa, Charairy.lane ; Edward., Flantbroa.rourt. Maar Worm" trawtaahata, leassablus, sad grew mane cmecarer, June ST, at 112, and Await. at 12, at Basingball.street. Sol., Daniels, Linaoln'ahmada; at . rag., Painell, Ambers. DECIAIAIIOI9II OP DIVIDENDS. Wi ay tarssula wast daya °LAW, raeadd, ues,Loh th., Jane 19, and s. at Ta Jove lartrugo, 1000 l too Os r, nweellistnner—let div. of la. 424, Jury lkomi oaf loallolual Twaliall. st asbanh, Itanehastar. w Ons. Ewen; ashen, Bra was- hd dl,. at to. 44., hits 19, rad mg ofolooquntior. at Tomes, Leas. Wru.tor Rea" lbarhstar, 817.19.-8911 div. at k Old., June 14, sad wq aliwwwq Waft at nalma's, lhashealar. Joao lisaws, jay lisruhd. sad 0 1419 127. Badmouth', wool. Make — of Ph. ha 14 sad any atbasquart Thum now Itsaaras. lll =talsides. laakos=nd dlr. of Id., has 19. eiga bi asis ei sca dayot Thu" ism easeur, div.4l h. M., Are is, ma ray ____.stun owe% kW& 111/my am*, DiMialleig, War amminst—lllet *rod IMO. Jime 10, and ontregasat day, at Tsang% Land.. Towns pia, Agamarging, warldoltak• drigor—let dlr. of t i r tit Jaw*, and gas lkunday, day, Jrawa - cwl97an, t at T T pwcw—tad dh. of 4K., Jam 19, and any oubingrat omes, Lad& IMVIDEBDS.—JuI 11. P... L. 111111 x liatiebactor, skin broker— July 10. Z. P. Not, , sad Crown-11A Orlon wlci, wine insolent—Judy Darks.cmorm, Green aggalancr—Jaly 10 C. W. Moinen, dad mossy wha. aye ghlei t a r all4 fsok owl J. Ark, T wortard mranamanw—Joly 11. J. DistaNs. &wed vistoMkg—Jaly 9. W_ IL IN"N, web 11:2=9.111% orst l was44" broww—Ady IL J. O. CIMIDICIAIWI to be gaddiL mho swag be ag. *own to thocostrary, de dm day of wantl :sly 9. 11,. W. Onall, Mewed. Bo merchant—July 9. J. Itanion, Aldatrabary, dodcler—Jay 11. Margaret MU.., Man cioctsr, groow—Jar 11. P. Illinger, Z. Enna, and B. Crow, Mr womnfortgran new sbre—July 10. J. Stolle and W. 1 11rIctleggliast, Ou tho kw*, vinegar coanalic t nly IL L O. Watson, gracer.—July 10. J. Wea -1 ham, Beckley Sumo; tailor. 1 _ ' PABtIIEBStIIPSDISSOLTBD.—Bkwy Maltase and Sarah Be rah Ussarter_ ,ndlinore-11. Beaky. A, Bosley, and S. Batley, 11•6111111. lassaskko, —T. Wary, Jum, and J. Madln, New. mitiegon-Trant. PaMinsimasialre, brewers—W. Headley and S. R. Mittnna. Limepsal, wins ordesbants—T. Carts and W. Palmer, Wammigniddie banns —T. Mamba' and W. Lbsebsra,Obilsow.marsbanamese—T. Colibregh and 0. Townsend, ibriktsdipan. ammatmemrers of earthenware—S. IL Hawn aid IL Targebit. Ownwall , sneers—J. P. P.de and J. P. Deans. Msassisssa. Beadle, sasianta—W. Harlot and T. H. Galls, msrabanits—S. low sod 0. Holland, Jun., gotta ilddsembet. end potsto salsmann-311. Lawler sad W. K. Oruce, n ess. agants—J. Les. Betty Lunn, and It. Head taissabire, erten was emelleturate—J. Marshall. bay s sod J. Sasigmews, Varedbrem. sad Henrietta street, Cs. ventibhdenare, silk mercers, so far es regards J. StUltoA—J. Mitchell and J. Marriott, Winker" Bri.lSe Torksbirc, Peak and J. Partingo.n. Llverpocl, spirit dealers—A. F. I). Wackerharth and T. Rom, New North-mad, Meuse. and Colem us-street, City, patent Hat manufacturers—W. Wilkes sad 0. Wilkes, Dartamon, Mattird. *lre, grocers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONe. Jose Baserut, Dudes, baker, June 24 and July 15, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. MONA. Itself:roc, Glasgow, manufacturer, June 24 and July 15, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. Jima LIVI , I4ITUN, Glasgow, and STDORItIr I IVINONTON Lelth , mer. chants, Jim 19 and July 11, at the Crow Hotel, GLag ow. MARKETS. COTTON.—LivsarooL. Alms 18.—The market was dell yesterday, and the sales were about 1,00 , 1 bales, including I,ood taken for export. MANCHEATER, JUNI 18.—The tone of the market is healthy, and producers Sr. very firm in deminds Mr full rates, but there was nut ar much businews doing as last week. Neither spinners nor manufacturer; however, are diapered to press Wes ; the stocks of most descriptions of sloth are extremely moan. Is domeitios, where sties are made, it is at rather better prices. There IA a fair amount of business IA 36-lath shirting; ant In most descriptions of yarn. WOOLLEN.--Laans, 18.—The business done in thecloth Egli today hes been rather limited UM n it. Considerable delieeries direct to the warehouses hare been made, and on the whole a fair average business has beset dam. IRON.—ChAstiow, Joao 17.—Mixed No*. of rig Iron wars to-day held brolly at 465. ear►, sad No. I 4t,. 6d. CORN. —HALIIIIIIORTH, June 1& We bad a fair show of Wheat, and our trade Wm,' Arm at the figures of cur quotations. Nothing doing In spring cont. Bain wootod. Wheel, white, 40t. to Me. per qr.; red, 4 to 40% Jane 18.—We bay* again to report a favourable week of weather, and all accounts agree In represecting a much Im. proved appearance of the crops of sping oorn, and continued favour. able prospects for Wheat. The trek him continued in the same genet yet firm Mate that we bat occasion to nonce in oar Mat report. For fresh qualities el red Wheat we have had a good demand and ready sale at full prices ; white Wheats and Dantme ate lees in 'request, and inferior, out of cueditioned, or king chambered parceb; are ditheult turn into money; at the present low price of Flour quality is more than usually looked at by the lower eleven and hence mooed de. striper's's 01 ti heat are lees needed than when the average price is higher. To-day's market was tolerably supplied with farmers' Whew, watch me, a free sale at fully tire rates or last week. Foreign of good fresh quality In fair demand, and at full late rates. But little doing in maitre( Barley; grinding meets reedy buyers at quite up to our quotation,. A good many of the cargoes now arriving fad abed in condition. Only a slow sale fie Pearis, and to notable change In the value of Peas, of which article arrival. are moderate. Very little imagined posing in Linseed, but prices are well supported, as is ales the care with Cakes, the otock of which, both English and foreign, is much reduced. No Hammitt on the market ; the above iiintrit in for inland account, and from Taganrog. Ita,,e Cabs are held at MM. per ton. Bones rather lower. The present prices : Wheat, English, red, per qr., 390. to 41e.; what, 40s. to Hs.; Dentate! and Koniesberg. Om. to Ds. • Pomeranian and Hamburg, 3;e. to Pis.; Iloloteta, and irieslaml, 325. to 365.; Russian, and Were, 30s. to 36a 0.1t4 English, 12. a. to lbs. • Danish, 124. to Ilie.• Friesland, Its. Od. to Pis. ; Haitian, 12s. OJ. ' to 16a. Od. Bar ley, ' malting, Be. to 2 1 e.; grinding, 1179. to 194. Beans, 21e. to 24a.,• foreign, 21e. 1:34. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 245. to tre. ; grey and black, 2.M. to 240. Limited, Mack des, 435. to lie. • Petersburg, am. to 425. • Riga and Archangel, Jas. to Ws. • lioniglerg and to ' 33s. Limited Cates, Hull, 61.10 a Dill ; fine foreign, W. as.; in ferior, 31. 3e. Rape Cakes, Ohs. Tar., English, Ins. ; foreign, ins. to sons. Guano, 01. to WI. les. Bones, 93a. to 97e. erd. Rye deal, H. Its. Imports for the week: Wheat, 6,3 J qrs.; fierier, 6,007 ; ! Oats, 63 ; beans, 91; • Ikea, 29, Linseed, 1,73 a; Oil Cakes, 160 tone; Bones, 339; Ouaiq 430. IPSWICH, J. 19.—The supply Or Wheat WU modem., and telly maintained last week's prices; and In soots instances Is. per qr. 'deans was even. AU other grain dud. LIMOS, JUNE IL—Wheat is in good supply, the duU SS wants from Mark-lane cau , e our trade to be leas active • holders are, however, firm, and the hustads done is at Irlday's prices. We nine not alteration in bead, (kit., ur other articles. Arrival* this week: Wheat, 9,532 Vat; 1,11.J.0 /Utley, 471; brew, 711; Fed, Si; Rspeseed, 1,620; Linseed, 406. LEIGIITUN Ilustanti. Juno Iq. —At this ri &es market there was a lair supply of Wheat offering, the time of year cond. dared, and the prices of last week were amity malatained. In barley, beano, and Peas very little doing, with no quotable alWration. Wheat, per load of I bushels, 23v. to 26a. ed. barley, per imperial yr Ws. to Ai. Beans, lints ISIS Yeas, 171, bd. to 2os. per 4 bushels. • ••••• •—•-••••• • . • LEWES. June lb.—Everyttuos to-dq was very quiet, sod the little boainesa that was traaraeted Wan date at las. Week . ' current rates for all torte of grain. Wheat, white , 101. 10s. to 111. • red, 9/. los. to 101. Barley, 22a. to 25a , O at sl3e. to 14. Bean ., 244. to 24a. l'ea; 2t s. to atla. Ltr 28,001, JUNE 18.-Wo hays bad a great falling off in the enpplie of Grain, Meal, and Flour this week. The import of Indian Corn is 10,533 qrs., and the export 11,831 quarters. There has been no particular activity in the Oran trade during the past week, bet ea regards Wheat and Flour the tun in pre e has been in the milers' favour. There was a strong market today for Wheat and ' F.our, and very full prices were obtained, but the tautness was only moderate, ana the demand purely consampure. Oats and Oatmeal fully eupeorted late ratee. beans and Peas were drolly held, ail could not be bought without &small advance. Barley asu eras quite as dear. Indian Corn was in better demand than on Friday lam, and tar decline of dd. per quarter then quoted war warty recovered. Wheat, &stab per :albs., red, as. 6d. to Ss. 10d.; extra, 54.10 d. to 6a.; white, Ss. Yd. to M. (d.; extra, 6s. Od. to 6s. 4d.; red, hi. Id. to Ss. 74.; extra, se. 7d. to Ss. 94.; white, 3s. 3d. to Se. lid.; extra, Ss. ed. to 52.94. Barley, ma., Emliah, -a. to -s. ; Chevalier, -a. to -s. ' :ouch and lash, per antis., 2e. kl. to 3s. Od. Mat, per qr., English, , pale, 46a. to 325. ; huh, 335. to SM. Oats, per linglish and :Match. 2.. &L to 1.. 10d.; Welsh, 2s. 6sll. to 2s. 711.; Irish, tine sorts, 6d. to 2s. 7.1 • general, tine sorts, 2a. 44. to 2.. 6d. ; Beau,, per qr., Lhglisti, 27a. to 31s. • Scotch and Irish, per 450th.., 2.15. to 240. Peas, pa qr., English, whits, 25e. 6d. to 21;e. tad.! Flour. per 231186 d Engine end Irian seeonds, 235. to 2a.; line, 26a. to 26a.; supatiue, Od. to 30.. 0.1.; extra, 325. ML to 335. 6d. Oatmeal, per load of 240;b.., Irish, IBM, 12s. rd. to 2ls. dd. • old, 21.. Od. to 225. od.; Canadian, old, 21s. Od. to 225. MI Bran, per 241b5., 10d. to Is. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian per 701 b., red, Se. 4d. t o se. 74.; white, 6s. Od. to 61. 3d.; United tilatesarcd, Sc. 9d. to ss. I Id. • white, 6s. 0,1. to do. 4d. ; laustac, mixed and red, So. dd. to 30.104:; high mixed,deMLtolis.lo6 ; Lower Balticandllamburg,red,3..lod.to6s.3cL; white, Ss. 10d. to 6s. dd. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, An. Od. to ss. 3sL ; Archangel, 4s. 10d. to Se. Od.; Odessa, mamas. red, Saod.to Se. 31. ; ss. 3d. to 1..64.; k'rensh, Spanish, and Italian, red, ss. 411. to Se. Id.; white, is. Id. to ss. 11d.; Ikumatand Rarianopoli, red, ss. 3d. to 3e. dd.; ketyptlan, 3s. 9d. to 4s. Id. • Mediterranean, he., hard, red, 4a. dd. to Se. Od. Rye, per qr., Balti c, he., tes. 245. Barley, per 6011,,, grinding, 2a. 114. W 4.. W. Oata, per 431 b., 2s. od. W 2.. 10d.; Rusaian, 2e. lid. to as. 7d. Beans, per qr., European, 245. to 27a. ; Egyptian, per 48010., 11s. dd. to 225. 04. Peas, per qr., Baltic, Ste., white, Lea. to 265.; thinadian, 245. (Id. to 255. Flour, per al. 1961 b., Canadian, sweet., 220.04. to 23e. Od. ; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 232.64. to 335. Oil. ; Ohio, 235. Od. to 245. 6d. • Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 325. l'd.to 245.; Canadian, sour, 19a. dd. to 215.; French, super fine, per racLof 260105., 318.0 d. to 330.6 d. Indian Camper 43010.,Atue t lean, white, 29a. 0.1. to 30a. Od. ; yellow , 295. Od. to 30s. Od. ; Euro pean. yellow. 29.. dd. to 30.. 6d. Indian orn Meal, per 1961 b., 11s. Od. to lice. Arrivals and exports from the lllh to the 17th June, Melia. sire, Into Liverpool and Runcorn.-Wheat, 3,663 qrs.; Barley, 139; Malt, 330; (Sat., 3,049; Beane, 2; Indi an Corn, 10,363 ; oatmeal, 312 sacks; flour, 3,202 nicks, and 10 bads. Eaporta to Ireland ; - 1 a heat., 1,040 qrs.; Malt, 13; Beane, 123; Indian Corn, 14,150; Indian Can Meal, 595 brle.; Flour, 793 Bache and 1,.17 bed.. --- - - . . • • LYNN, JanelB.—Our supply of Wheat continues moderate. aid prices steady; the weather very tine. and the coming crops gene. rally look well. We do not alter the currency of last week for any article. NnWCASTLI, June 18.—The weather sines Saturday has presenu an unsettled appearance. Yesterday we had several beavy thtugui *foams, and to-thy, though threat intervals, every now and then becomes dull end overcast. At our market this morning we had a moderato show of Wheat Iran the growers, and having little offering from the roaster abroad, fresh-thrashed samples were taken off readily at rather over Saturday's rates, whilst at the WWI time a fair business was don in south country and foreign at very fall prices. tkurse Norfolk red, weighing 611bs. per bushel, but made 631b1i., found willing buyers at 42 while* extra qualities were placed without &faculty, at 41a. dd., weighing 63ihs. per bit-hel anti upwards. The Chevy Chase, which arrived fron Bambara on Saturday, brought only about 1,000 qrs. of Wheat, uU of whteh has been disposed of at 375. toe Is. 6d. per qr., weighed &ilia., ucionling to quality. Flour met a steady sale, and choice hou.eholds made 295. bd. to Ns. ; the latter pries was given fora favourite mark, which bad been tire mouths in ware house. Rye rather more sought after. Winding Barley and Malt without change, and the same remarks will apply to mint articles. PLYMoUTS, June IS.—There was a good attendance at this morning's market, and the sales made of Wheat were at fully last wetteis prices. Sapphe . front farmers are small, and from abroad only moderate. The weather is tine, and al the crops, both core potatoes, continue to look well. Wheat insetting into ear 1.12 favourable situations. SALISBURY, June 18.--Our corn market to-day was very smuttily supplied with Wheat, &MI the farmers being engaged in their boy-mat ing pursuits caused a plight attendance ; the b u con. sequently transacted was o(u trifling cburseter, sod prices ruled the same as there current on 'fue-slay .ad. &wetly any Barley odering, and late quotations for grinding samples were maintained; other descriptions were not inquired toe. TM trade in other articles was wry Inanimate, and prices unraried from our lest ttaotutions as fol lows: —Wheat, white, ettio. to 425. ; red, 32a. to 40s. Beet Burley, 2.15.; middling, Ms. to 225.: Interior. ITr• to too. Beans. k•BYPti", Us.; English, old, 38.1. to 40s. per qr. Pow, 225. to BM per qr. Malt, O. &l. to 7s. per bushel. IMm, es. ad. to Is. flour, 2es. to 325. per seek. STRYNINO, Jun* 17.—The eVy of all No of grail wag to-day moderate, and the value of 1m wodorgone no alteration stoop last market day. Wheat, whits, 101. lila. to lit.; red, W. ss. to W. IS.. Barley, 21a. to 235. Oats, 13e. to 17s. WO" 24a. to 3s. Pees. Us. to ate. CATTLE. ao.—EOTHIRHAX, Joao 17. —We have a very thin supply of Beasts and Stamp to this day's market, aid hay. lug • wall atteladalloo a buyers, prises are materially Metier ; we quote Beef fully por stone, awl Mutton L. to 3s. per hoed dower. All sold sp. Beef, b. 9d. to M. W. per Mons, sod is some trim 6s. Oil. pow Mao. Mottos, dd. I. 31d. per Ih. BAKQUIT TO M. &BIB& —The Dramatic Authors' Bosley an about to give a banquet to M. &gibe. This is aoblo—tasaly For how only do MN. deep is debt, thus wok a similes with *air heavies sodium t—Pmeah - DAILY WEATHER TABLF, ------ -VI93NRSDAY, JCS.% 19, lyio , sash of vhoesims. the follOWlnit lace. at A. The suttees 4,1 Tb State of the Weedier at Niue o'clock yesterday armpit to ardor at latitoi Maid Bre. 1 Cm " 41 Mae. el &w a W Pctrouni Bagumei RUMPS/ lomuarnst rofileffOßO Twomiunes Gentle Breese Calm Breal Gmt4 Delon Cala Ckludw,, 4 CIS `II M ClowHe. 04441, p Mpg.. Partkilly clews Pan Lilly Lloaditi s Partia.l, Clo t , Punic!; ) (3,Z Par 1.1•1111, Partk4 ( 7, 4 4 Pvti an llir LI , 4,7 Chun) * " . C . P , " f • Part 4„, !;. Patti Ali C'47 ...Cal, (1, 6 Part44l, f," 1 . 11 , ( .1:31 ear. ~I:ol.:: Goae Rome Oentis limas tiesUs beim! ca'a Gelfie Bran Gentle Breen (teeth. Breese Gentle Breese Ckstle Wiese Gentle Breese Gentle Wens Gentle lines. Cahn CAIINIUDOS I Aum;ix Bmcrrina 110LT111111 D Id Ammonia. RIBITRY DAILLIWTOR Btu, 1 Stlll DI IILASD Gentle Bram Gault urban Cala Conk Retest Otati• Breeze Gentle breame calm Bea rroci Luau* ........ Brawn* ........ 0 taaoow Ern 11111MOU B.E. N.W. N.W. Geeile Breese ()elate argue Geode Breese Gentle Ismael Cain THIS MA f;;NT.,----‘ Course tWind. Streng C th of alm. Wia..l. Stint al 1c. , ,,4 N.W. Clear. The returns from the followi ng places did 0 , 4 rcat' l q 4 attics in tints tor publication yester ~,it o day ; thi , a indicate the state of the weather on Monday mortia t i t nine o'clock. LNJORTON X. N,W. ItoLvituaz Toss S.W WIIITZISATICt DONORS lientle lire4,6PAP,,-7. 7"--"".. (i; ntle iim-sa i : PI.: ~ .or, .""' 1 lien le lir,ete Parti.:l( ~,A., Gentir breeze Paria , , -,., CenLe Brew f _;44: ; 4 ' ---7 Cal u SHIPPING INTELLIOSNOS. then es, ° Si isd Lbw CASUALTIES. City of Glasgow (s.), Matthews, here* to New Yee.. is Drs carding down the river, June 14, in viw of a steam tae, got aground opposite Port Glasgow, b dt got off secs eszly on June 15, apparently without having received the :ap t injury, as she war seen Inning the Curtain's, a: i a m., proceeding out to sea at a very high epeed.-4.45,tn, June 17. Porton', Nordstrom, from Caristineatad to Loudon. bar wrecked on blowup Strand, nea r lirhertskumir, w Kea •st coast of Jutland; crew saved ; cargo 'spitted t) be ft covered.—lijorring, June 8. Orion (s.), from Liverpool to this port, struck on a rick early this morning off Port Pstridt, and sank in a few minutes. A great Dumber of the crew and pamage drowned.—Glsagow, June 18, 2 p n 41,111,1•11 D . I MAILd. Hamburg .......... Ilelliad Vanbaa Pulls India rill Southampton India vii Matseithis Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannun Watt India Brasil... Jo;.ezi ARRIVED. Arrrac—at Falmouth, Juno 16, from duciutirn--orf Weymouth, June 1.1, from N ANNA MAIL% CATNIIIII—IL Gravesend, June 13, (run darrertsui—at Gravesend, June 13, from AENA—BE Gravesend, June 19, from Auomo'—at Liverpool, June IS, tram 11. BlLECAftb—at Liverpool, June IS, fr0m........ .. Dosenoans—at Liverpool, Jane 10 from Bar LLIANT—off Falmouth, Jane 15, from rissrr —at Gravesend, June IS, from Cunaenuw hornui—at Gravesend, June 19, from Criv•sur —at Liverpool, June IS, from Cornea or Muvro—at Liverpool, June le, from CATNILIUNI AND ELLIN—at Liverpool, Arne 18, from COCAS= —at Liverpool, June 13, from Carsaiya—at Falmouth, June IS, from CATZsause--oir Porthind, June 17, from f:uorivon—at Grave4en.l, June 13, from Eirrsamuss—off Brighton, June 17, from . Euxu Kr:fret—at Liverpol, June IS, from Brow's tit - ens—at Liverpool, June 11, from OnollOlSSA—at Liverpool, JUlat le, from Imovatoso—at Queenstown, June 16, from Lois—a: Bristol, June IS, from Loots Al,C,TE—at Gravesend, June 19, from Louisa —at Falmouth, June 16, from Luna v —at Liverpool, June IS, from Lotion—at Liverpool, June 19, from Mslict no—off Liverpool, June IS Masa liares—at Cowes, June 17, from. Maur —at Falmouth, June 16, from Parinuo—at Liverpool, June 13, from PUIIDLTE —at Hull, June 16, from Itiromi —at Queenstown, June 13, from KOTA!. ALBEIT —at OTZTEAEDA, June IS, from 15..., ea- lit Liverpool, June IS, fr0m..... . SAILMJCii—oa Liverpool. June 13 NANUTEDELD —oft Liverpool, June IS NoPIDA —at Southampton, June 13, from NuPHlA—orf Falmouth, June 15, from . TRIAL—at Falmouth, June IS, from .. Tanta—off Plymouth, June 16, from Vieraiii•—at Bristol, June 13, from BAILED, At - erica—from Sunderland, June 17, :o BASILIA—from Gravesend, June 13, to. Care. GllFlVlß—from Gravesend. June IN Csmstrox—from Liverpool, June IS, to Cotosv—from Bristol, June 13, to •It COMORA—hem Hartlepool, /line 17, to CHAT..—from Sunderland, June 17, to Ecreasno—from Cardiff, June 13, to Co linalarr —from shields. June 18, to FAX: CC—from Liverpool, June 13, to Gsisco—from Newport, June 17, to lissomly.. dorms—from Queenstown. June la, to sue or %%our—tram Queenstown, June Id, to J. C. CAl.llo.ll—from Newport, June 17, to 3111.11.CUIlli—from riundertand, June 17, to MAZINVIeS More—from Liverpool, June 13, t 0....... st Msuros—from Liverpool, June IS, to 31111.IINDA—from Grave June 17, to PerisLora—from Gravesend, June 13, to 14a-I*sec—from Queenstown, June IS, to. ........ KAI.ItID —from Shields, June 18, to ........ . Swan—from Newport, June 17, 1 bTEPIAIIa ILUNTLY—from Portsmouth, June 13, to STILATFUILD—from Gravesend, June . STLPHIDE—from Gravesend, June IS, to ......... . StillNAM—from Bristol, June IS, to swims—from Bristol, June IS, to , Zarin's—from Queenstown, June IS, to VESSELS SPOKEN W I fli. Canata (s.),troni Liverpool for ILaiika, Jon.• 1 Ewa tUllnt, from Cakutto, May 29, lat. 27, lon. u. HAUILTON, trots Callao for Queenstown, Mar 3', Maar, Iron Simon's thy for London. Apr:: It, : it. :7 [Advertisement.]—THE Arum LA TORY, or L: Dvs; Ohs only dye that really answers for ail e 1 aoes not require re4loing but as the hair crows, as a never : acquires that unnatural re it or purple tint common to all other ROSS and SONS can, with the greatest confidence, rreummi r above dye as infallible, and ladies or gentlemen nquiriet : es requested, it convenient, to hive it door the first tone at blishment, which will enable them to use it If:else-US, without the chance of failure. They think it neve•aq to is. by attending strictly to the instructions given wd.h he roue parties have stweeeded (quads . well without ceramic to Matra* Ross and gone, 119 and Lit, llieboteirate-Nivel• LocAlL [Advertisement.] 1'11.1. 4 as 11111.193.1 Runny roe Tn. Cray or LIV. C 1,11 '''"'•.' Duicertov.—Mr. Wilson, a gentleman late:y where be had been employed for Nnttal ye.e• :3 Odnipany's service, called at l`roiersor few d ays ago to sate the benefit he had der...l fr , paralleled pills, having suffered from a liver a digestion so impaired that for months he o•, - ..-•• solid Mod. Other remedies seemed to hare no but Holloway's pills acted so wonderfully in ...oe. strengthening the digestive organs, that ho nos health. Sold by all druggists, and at I'roto4sor Ito , ment, 244, thread, Loudon. I fe. , :u 14 nr.4, n. BIRTHS, MARRIAGRS. AND Di k BI BENSON.—Junc If., at TeLltlifictou Mawr Howe, LI, herwoo. of 11.11.%; 17th Luioe - ra, eta dauthter. llahaldS.-...ku10 .6, at Norwood, the ode et J. • son. 3111,N1.—Juae 14, at Edinburgh, the wife of J. 51;:ne, of n son. . PRATER—June 15, at Middleton Stoney., Oxon, the .Finter:OF; sm.. al - COS.—Jur 16, at Meadow Lodge, Brmtes hea, )1: toa, of • eon. MARRIAGES. ai uh ßlFlTl befiga E—P uib rnx , c 2c.—d rto 1 144..11 3, at j t. the late U. retie'', Esq. DUKE—LAN DOR.—June II at littowle, the Rec. R. Put *. KO of the Kos. E. Mike, of Lake llowe, near eattiburr. &magi% third daughter of tho lato Rev. C. S. Lama, Colton. etafford4hire. GAN DELL—!'E \l(E.—Jane IS, at Satoh WaraborJaib. ll, r''. Rev. R. Hamlet, Assistant Tutor of Maintatten II os• , r.!• tauten Catania% eldoot dnugeter of T. Team Wornboruugh 110WEb—LAMINt.1.-4uno 13, at All Sainte', Upper the Err. D. Moore, M.A., George Filler, eldog e.m ot th , ": •nt I'. 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