The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-09 00:00:00

4 • LOD Intelligence. P COURT Ole OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Jung S. SWUM ill wean—amens WO asaurl•LL. YID 101•Wil• 011•■• 1111011. wilelmUs, Um Oil Tall 0111/41 o. Til JOSTICia OF DORIAX. I. Chit ere a penes timed Blows was, en the 11th of la t Mush. movisted Mass two histi.s; of die wain of Venue, A ct, ith Shields, soder the Combloatin of Workmen's sad bevies bees monad to eta wake' laspriseeseeet. Walyllein to the entity geol. • power ot • a ; peal to the mat penal Quarter 8.1-I,as was Rise by the aw. „the eatteetin of the judgment appealed egaanst login .sepeoded if the tenon convicted shall eater into meogeispects before the passion to prosecute it with effect sod to ho ,orthesmin to abide the judgment of the Quarter Seasises. On the Wilc of Kern. Blows mused leer the seeweary reensiessece before .he jeetices by whose be bed bees ses isted. sod he aka entered Ode hie resegebseese es the Iloilo end day before two jastisee of Berth Shields. a. wee thee Weakened out of eestody. Whet the appeal sum te be beard at the seat Quarter ..miens It was objected to oa behalf of the memo deem the{ se mil • of serial bed been givee amerdies to • nit ~ aseeisse. Tee the appellees it wee wpd that is mis is seesseary ardor to set, bit that if it were. what thadi m me bed eellielest souse of the reespeiseseas whisk bees entered late before them , as they were the same oh* bed modessi the appellant. The jambes beesever refused* boar the appeal on this grand of west of peeper nodes, sad ceMestel the defeatism's re minieweims. He wee atterwasbapprebesded and removed back 11 desoody. A writ of hoboes eines was thee moved Ise es Obi monad that the dubs set wee illegally is cee mayo. wt.* • resole w i l itetwo mede that he wee is sestody M semie ter tios ef ter . sad also teaks ea eilreeellhe ef that emeielles the Quarter Swine. Led °sunbelt sow j roiliment. Timmer' were of *sift OM the Wriest *sold be dieehaned est of woe" Mice wee dieteissi seder a warned of the QVITOST Ilinedees'ebidi bed Ilineßy eased is Wades to leer the Setesdest l e appeal sad is eseseesi his reenebasses. By libellitheeeties et the not cadre which the eemieties task • Geo IV. e. 1111--the defendeet wee entitled, st=setS Imo reeesobassee with sweeties to prosecute his = ;d ter bin the esseielles eospeeded until it was either er gnashed. The eamistioe was not adirseed, for the timeless reared to hers It; sod it could sot be held that Cho defribleat bed abasdemed ft. The &sloes • honk! have emptied the appeal ci s user the thliseriee so nine, if the solos WO bet sullidest. sad they bed ao power to mums the Neospiesoems sod great *sir wanast f 4 the sormt of Ste =_ . He Amid be dinbarewt ; bet the coin would lead= by mesdames to rale ematiegurne and bow ebe eppeel seat sesame ; as that If then were pod resod ...:.... appeal. the esavieties mold be quashed, bat if be ovoid ben to soden. the immisteuest, dip es appear t • memento the mortal. The eel" set *died a to decide the gentles, ebbed it t o that they did sot anei.see Is M amino is " The geese v. the Jessica. of Restez," that whims weeklies leek piste soda se set of podieress , , friliS i V IC:II W Wail. so &Mies wee setessery. wee simply a power of .pest without say oesdities, It was seems.ry to rive soda of wash isfermaties to the ,trelentor as would amouat to safes. la the ease of ' The Pima v. the Jostens of Buse." the spools* wee rives ea the nesse coodities of 'stagier Mee reeneleseess to promote it, sad doing se might be mildest melee; bet whoa the appeal w.e gives withest say seek meditate, the. than was is implied Ow dities that It should be glees. The ether leaned jedses assessed. Rule aseeediegly. ins POW IP. ZOWSON ASID MOOTS= —4,IOIDIAL IN FOOMATIOR PDX anea. Kr. Kilmer' moved. es behalf of Mr. Robert linemeet, a miller end groom eerryins es beams at need, Is Tanabe. It a tile sallies es the Wooden' to show awe why a erialeal isformati s should not be Sled levied them fee a seesdeions sad mulleins NbeL The boadbiU, shish had bees eressively circulated ia the "Messy was @need " Peeples Ti.,' sad the eadmit showed that one of the defeadeale bad take. it to be primed, sad the ether had paid toe t h e plinths'. Mr. Bemoan &stied the truth of the wartime la the libel. The IMPS graded a role Md. In the Rail Coen a masher of endows were ewers is me barristers and Menne. beton Mr. lonise Crompton. INSOLVENT DEBTORS TI 11 NARY •NN tAITIAILLL AND Those luselvents (doe/liter sued mother), who had been u wards of "en peers" is eastody, applied to be dis tr. Diww opposed ter a creditor, and Mr. Bar good supported. Tbe iseolveate had bass is prim skies Novnaber, 1649; and the moos iodised he the Wag inprineneut was, that they expiated to undo; sad further, that Mn. Charlotte Tattersall. the isoltier. had beer serioasly ill whilst ia eon taaeasst. sad bet dawiliter, the ether insole's% bed attended In in kw sholianis. There was reversionary pro perty in the one, b whisk all the debts weld be paid. Mr. Dowse qu the mutest as to her mutest In own property. He hoped Mies Mary Asa Tattersall would Not insider his nagdLet if be asked her ape The fusolvent said she did not consider it was a fair geodes. Mr. Coanissioast Murphy thought she might he taken at 33. (I, laugh.) Both faeolveat• were ordered to be discharged, after their long imprisoestest. The two other emallasionen sat in their reepeetive war% sad disposed of a another of assn. WDDLESEX SF-q,STON& ...-11.••• =III= O. SALMAIM ammo.. itlYeat APT AMOS. AVM A =KM Or MIASITTIATIA. AT IL OVILD1•11, Met Prsperahl, 96, • tickst-of-le.ve man, was Arad renty of bating stole. a watch, value , the property of Wilber llortleree, her his person. Is 1860 the parser was esatiterd to 10 yeas riasportation for • similar l i nedskat hedge @satiated him to six pen peed embed& Mr. Le Breton prestated, Mr. Rattan defended. Iles. Andreae, 17, was eonsieted of Imam from the person. It appeared that hs was a trainer of meg thieves. The Aristine Judge said the court invariably asetossed thief minus to piral servitude. He, therefore, seatereed him to four yeas. Parser (tee an sequideteues Is sear)—Feer yore, Bill. Aelealataire—All right, Ti... Mr. O'Brien was for the primate?. Mery lar. "the, 11, we charged, in hat 'earnests, with peek*, poc kets. Mr. Le Breton yeereated„ 11r. Ribes* was fee the prierier. The prisoner was takes re* custody at a shard balls by Biz damsel Mares Pete, in the 11.gent's•park, sad me less thee stn ladles' purrs wore fried in his posisseida. The jury found his GPIS,. The Arsierat Judge mounted hies to twit years hard labour, with the view of his Mimi admitted to the &stores& lee y !anisettes at Itedbill. James bweiskei, 38. aid Edward Baer, 30, were feared On bars, uoiamisily, who divers o her pewee, and with force, end arms, led, mewed • attar dwelling-homes, in the researee of B4WM Muter, aad martin the sad Miana Mimes, sad WO eased Mr. Parry appeased for the pessetation, sad le °prang the asp said his Meal. the parimater married the dank ter if retired tfedesers anted Zelett who gave him • beer to Erseheilielreet, Oddepequin, as a airier with his daughter, aad the ifeeseuter had remind rpo th e s serida et it He legal eir kneel ardpalest ea. Nyasa al the haw wee ride, sad, et dee present tines. for raw memo sr ekes; there was • awes betwesa Mr. Minor gal his fetbse-is. law se to whir the bear really =red, end a bill is equity had been Bled to same the gerforetanse ef the arrassessset. Os the 10th of May sbe rititaMit sail Other persona wait ahe kerns* of name cae—Mr. Haight, se do u bt - to take psesseskia of the hew, or, tether, they laid siege to matt book it hy storm ; thee ferried the heights it the Weeny, rade • brash, sad entered, sad drive the way before then with peter, betakes, sad ether weeper, eassieg great oanfa era and disantrese, and defog, besides, essaidenble vie sad laatiling presesal Wary. New even if they the best right in the world to the premises, they weld Jive ;Ste ea se they had deer, and the esseequitass wee thia were sew id their tr at fee what the law held wss 146 • arises tutrifill. Bet as these we bedNlidassiels of ethers, the pressestee bed swe gf.ititYeterefile thee; he merely wished to be ' eseanewee of such preseediep fad =b a g appesel tale, it would he few hie brad who appeared fee the debase (Mr. Metesite), teeseeider what rune to teM Mr. Merl& rid, seder these sireunstaisere, he ihisald edvioe his Asp% to Odid gully. They . had bre is prism slate their ammaket4 Mr. Haight having thresh% teepee sr to be Wilke Illek. The ArielseePadge rimed of this emir, sad address */ Mr. Ka gbVeueesseed ea &arable arraegeseet el the wheel diaper. If be dished to r iin himself, te sereellea l the property, te brieg wawa epos himself vuediels fluespa Is She shit warts, sad farther 'e if these fair alma he hed Improperly untested to tuneded rand aim like sad skewed that they meted as his Wearers, ft Wawa( hake to petweestisa, he would persevere. worm as *peel et as to what right be the ;mile dada, hut he send say tb" that the wont of all eine wee a Cliereery emit Ma • family quarrel. However geed Me this sight be, the law did sot allow such preetediege, sad uflifiri tif Mr. Haight set to p never. Ur. Haight • deeded harm% etuateneased Aegean is asp " tie Areiriat hags odd it would be better sot to emir 1104 . 1 e say der et ark • tesesestioa slbres=re tree then wined to eater kilo thole WM, to rue up ire jadraeut whoa sailed k' brag redo/steed slid le Ib•7 not belsekto Re' =sleet Ms. Kisted. ibey weals Mee as MIN of Or mem &Musk Sic., cx ins ROYAL NAVT.--012 Fri ary, • roans to Parhaulms WY primed. Ittot will& it as•mgeno mows tbat dine ar• lon mtvg•aas la Nip is Wes. buldsi iniesa drosion. 27111 POLICI 000712 V. itewasel Satt. a jeweller, who has be.. twin remaaded upon a shams of funks to his penned°. 106 onuses of gold, of the truss of 4711., supposed t have tins stoint, was beseght Issieso Mr. Alderman Wire and Sir R. W. CogGss. In opts* of Hayden, the detests., ofaaer. far Rifler metissn. The mart was easily wooded darks the ingssidenion with bullion deal. n, railway cdgdan, sod amine. beings of Mid the above is supposed to have formed pm, of the value of 14.40 W., having recently bias slither lost or stoka as its pangs from Oracesharek atreet to Paris. Mr. Week, a solicitor, &Madrid as the pert of Mews. Chaplin sad Co , the sairists. Mr. Lewh sins spooned for the prima.. Mr. liniele—.l Mead, sir, for the purpose of watchiog the prosomilop as the part of Keens. Chaplin. I apprenisad that anybody may Mir for the rupees of teadeciag evidence. Aldorma Wits—De you appear as solicitor for the pro secution ? Mr. Steele—Cortaialy shot. Mr. Chaplin is hers to give evident* et what be knows about too matter, sad not as • prommtar. Allersm Wirs—lf be is • witness who ass throw say light upon the transaction lam bonsd to hear him. I sin not booed to Inn saybndy is his behalf. Kr. 8 selo—Kesen Onspila ass lookiaroaorksopen to the South Erma Railway Compaq. Alderman Wire—lf hero is any what*s who you thick may farther the ends of Justin, I am perfectly ready to hear him; bat it Is dot my duty to hear anybody on his behalf. Mr. Steels—At the het hearing the solicitor ler the pri mer laid great emphasis upon tits hot of so robbery hay ing Won proud to have tam pisto— -1 Alderman Wire—l semen best yon,—you know that. You know that it is amatory to law. Mr. Stools—lt is a swam pursued every day that the magistrate *hold be informed of what evident* am be gives. Aldittmaa Wire Pat the witness tato the boxy aad we shill hear his own statement. Kr. Btoole-141 tell you what it is. If you will net n otice it-- Alderman Wirs—l tie not say that I will sot hoar the alum& I soy, distinctly, that I will sot hoar you unless you appear fa Sc.. swum distinct from that of au ad man' of a Mimes. If the witness is pronat, let him be pot into the hos. Mr. Steele—A ease was heard only lest. rdsy, at Guild hall, is whelk an adamant was allowed to appear for a witness. Alderman Wits—l do not know that that advocate had say right to appear then at all. Mr. Lewie.7.All this is dons for the purpose of projadiciag the cm spinet the prisoner. Mr. Steele—Nn, it is not. You said the other day time wr ao proof of my robbery having bets mamitted. Aldermen Wiro—l esesot take any other coarse, gales, I say_to the gentleman than is the doer. Mr. StirekreThsa I will not say mother word. Mr. Chaplin is hers to give evident', If you wish se boar btu. His 'triunes ought tp follow that of other persons ia mart; but it is idle to ea him without also emmintag those pat inas to show tile delivery to him of comet pa ck ages. Mr. Lewis—This is me of the ineoravestiesees resulting from the fast of there being two noll.otin bodies oreseot to pro's their blamelassoess. The South Rasters Railway Company as the me side sad Minsk. Coaplia out this other. Mr. iltegle—No, that is act so Mr. Julia Cavils, of the Spread Regis, Onotelturch. street, carries, Um entered alto w tares box, nod harlot/ been sworn, said—Whoa I was here the other day I Mord Mr. Lewis. the prisoner'. soliattor, soy that so robbery of gild Ind bora represented. I amnd to prove that a robbery hos been sosamittod. Mr. Goodin's ;the chief dark)—He good .tough I. me• eider bat you snood an as an advocate but of a wiMeep. Simply state what you !ho w; never anal what the sadilemr foe the prisoner elated. If you have lost anythiag, you have had scything peas through your ha&da, sod Immo en thi ng &bent it, state the particulars. Wi ame—la one ease a box, said to contain gold coin, was brought to my Waco in Ore oecharch-strest. by • oink or servant of Mt. Spelling& mousy changer, of Lombard. street. The boa was delivered into my hands an the 16th titles.. Mr. Goodsmsa—What did you do with that portion's' boa ? Witham —I rimed it on the muster before me, until bad made out the war-bill which was 1, oiug to the rail ray, I this took the Om with sae in • cult to the South Miami B ilway, at Lnadon-bridge. sad delivery, it to the statioa master, Mr. Weathered. The address moos it looped in a book, which I have not with me. It we. V. Spielmann, Pcia." I think it was 26, Bee Ritual. The packet ..sa weighed, sad I left it. sad took a receipt for it. It was booked,aad the vales deviated at 7001. T net was sot the only mast I took at that time. I also received a boz, which I believed to sustain gold. from Messrs. Samuel Th omas sad Co., sod which was booked as a paroel of value. Its value we. declared at upwards of 6,0001. I also received on the same day, from Messrs. Bolt, • parcel which was declared to • moist of bar gold. I delivered all three paresis togs. her. They were weighed in:my premium, sad I took receipt. fur them. They were add:meld to different persons. That from ideates. Samuel Thomas and Co., I believer was marked P.D " sad had no farther address oat it, bet I had does. meats mans; its intended destiaatioo, which I delivered with the boa at the railway station. Ilessm Belt's parcel wee marked " L," and bad a amber on it, bat I do sot ris• MOM what it was Orem ezamined by Mr. Lewis—l have been applied to for Ike valise of the parcels in two of the cases—namely, Mean. Thomas aid Mr. Spielman, but so action his been brought *Oast me. I have attended the two former ezaminstions at this mart, and was able to give evidence of the same facts on them mensism. Mr. Lewis-11m, why did you not de so? At whom in stigation melee deint it to-day Witnem-1 do so bemuse wheal washers the other day I heard you say that ao robbery bad bora gemaitted, sad I thouplit I mould prove that the geld bed here stolen. Mr. T. Basso, sasistsat to Mosses. Sewed Theme sad Co., balms, of Royal lizebeerp-beiMimp, said— On the 16.11 ult. I peeked a boz of geld in bare, marked "P. D.-164." I this delivered it to Messrs. Chaplin's nes, wise took it from our oMos. Crosesizamised by Mr. Lewis—l have set mareined the gold median& That which I pecked was nearly pure gold —it was better tbsa standard. Its growl weight was 2.126* ounces. (The withers hers ezaraieed the bar of gold pro dead by the Millest.) This is not like oar gold, end is is ' (*rim to it. (The granulated gold was then shown to the ' whams.) I maim at ell tell what this is; it is not like our geld. Oars was is siz ban, avid was sot like this. Haydn, the Aker, having stated that M wee est pus pored with say farther evideace et present. Mr. Lewis submitted that so case of anlawfal piers.. aim of the gold had been made oat again* Ida cheat who bad purchased it at the doeke of a man who had recently some frees kestrel* as be etat,d to the COM as , the time of his apprehemioa. Hs (Mr. Lewis) atm oak mined that in the swat dike beach tingeing that themes / of jostles would net be satisfied witheat a further reiseed, I was a ease M each slight suspicion that his shoat% mos pommel remgaissam say ought to be accepted se bail Ear his alveolus, oa a later* ocoasios. Alderman Wire, after wasulting with Sir B. W. Carden sad Ur. Goodmaa. said the ,priemser mast be farther re saaaded, but ho would take ball. The priemer mast eater thus his owe'veisegaisabes la the gam of 1.0001., Sid lad two sureties for 6001. each. A Chimes. who pm • nesse art sounded like Kosloo, was brought bslone Ms. Hardt** sharped with beguisg, sad with Write emitted dm polies. Mr andida Wog usable to make himself understood, seat to request Me atiendesse of a gintlemen, Mr. James Mudosold. of iiianish wise was is the aeighbourkood, aedd who took great latirest is the moss of Cities., b ri. astimald. having sabred the mart, proceeded to queseiss the presser, who bad boos brought fetes Bombay to Bogies/ by a imitate who amid him to mist is weekly' the ship. He bad bees discharged, sad Livia, so ore to apply to is Inlaid, his moan Mae gam, sad beta g beam, be begged of peepers by, enthuse heist swore that he wee Mug weal. With respect to the mistimes to the i t:liii y orse worry far what had hammed, hat he d set that the law jastillid a ma ilable is whin tdes Mr. Masilea•M sahibs believed the @leftmost of the pri soner was tmettpaellit. It was the maim fee eaptaise of vowels sesehem teemlsdlssad Chia& to make use of the services of Chamois to work the ship home, sad whoa the - ray go was ems to an them adrift jut ai they would so assay dep. .Ibese Moodie% fosolisen %miss so elm to may wbo NM say MMus* is their Me, sad Wisp tithe lassami sad the ism of the country, satant silist rosmtwi to hasten as the reediest mesas at ration mosey to hay food with. He had dose all he meld to sees bask so their soustry these ontoeste. sad had eel lessid feeds fee that psrpos•, part of whisk bid ism to doing the mosses* of matins hank ix seal _dame Chileans., het he meld me mad so limb se he wished ea senses& of the eau demeaded by for peewee mosey. as WWI as W.. whereas Ifliar Mere- Meets wee takes he meld dispose of meet of the Pismo sew prowling about the streets of Lea :es. Mr. Bailiwick weald readily lead say help Is Me power ' M Yr. illesilmaid to wry eat Ids way proper she beseva lest ebbe& At Mr. Meedesales emnestios the Chinaman wee re ' masted tW the seat day whim it was imputed mese meats would be made to mead him beck to his WWII soestry. A LAST areie.—We are informed to rutzta.ity. aye tie Befsewere the eireateousee really °warred ow Ileterdayl la slow street I. Water. • awl perry played for satiate swans motif woe of sat--• weates—beeenhti, in bur lea. czti "brad Webr,"siseed se wake but infest ebild a duller, apes the hose of the neat is=s. The asaM woe wrest to by ber °present, wbe wee a ail& ea 4 beteg foressed by /muse, die eesehosies el the owe bawl but the wining , of the babe, • Witt, heel* wale West • The NW was obilleewl whitest • moms' Web. whiner, aid we base. hew taw Martha maw* of the SIMMIIIIII pran g dist her rdiagefox will lad will its sew enetedies • beset* is.. lb do ems hew wig* 4 wee malady Nebel mei Ina SPORTING. ASCOT RACES-FRIDAY. _ . Dario, die - swain the sky hod • very stoney same, bat oily two or three light showers fell. The aftersees was delightfully flee, sod the pectmedisp wine castled is with nub spirit. There were the sesta thereeteristlecol the elate of the mettle, et *nest-11 this lambuses of essipsny sod sport mostly of passim lament. The details of bastes's, from first to last, were mat satisfertori.y curried oat by the Newmarket staff of Algid& Mr. James Maiming wa the clerk of the scale.. and to hie promptitude in discharging his duties was the strict pans tuslity, which was regarded throughout the ineetisg, misty attributable. Kr. H. Hibbard, the starter,isesupied his pest with more than his usual ability—sot a failure Was mad* is "getting the horses a." To testify to the °Prettiest's of Mr. Clark e decisions would be as aid of supererogation. The complicated busistes of soigne% a neetisg is aeon sully most poetess and &Moult, bat Mr. Edward Binbard, the clerk of the muse, got through it with a quiet mole *7 sun despatch which amply 'tutted the eompietesem of his arrangements. The (endues of the police is =abstaining order was highly commendable. and every praise is due to Bawls stades s Hughes and Lund sod Inspector Bray foe their ea siest exertions. Not she least important item is the martagestest of s eats meeting is the commissariat departniest. The refresheieuta at the Greed Stead were supplied by the well.kaown Cureless at a very liberal tariff, and were is every rimless 'salient. The sport was brought to the ending-post as follows : Flit= CLASS or TES WOUNOMAX STAIRS (Handicap) of 6 cos. each, for Byr olds sad upwards. Last three quarter. of the New Mile. Lord Derby's Acrobat, by lthurisl, 4yr 13st 7lb (Bartlinlornew) 1 Lord Wiltoe's Orem, 4 pre. 7st Nb (A.hatall) 2 Mr. F. L. Poplars's Lord Albemarle, 6 yr.. 6st 101 b (Qelator) 3 The following shoo raw: Wileford. Duke of Lawasster. Iteebash. FOUp o'-the-Day, William Rufus, Alma*, rm. l'unchbos. lirt , tag : 6 to 2 apt William Rufus, 3 to 1 apt Orson, 6 to 1 apt Acrobat. Woo Waverly by a mock. the seerawd besting the third a length ; Alcyone sod Folipte-the•Day, well up, were the welt two. BWIMPSTAISI 0160 eon. each, h ft, for lir olds • colts, Sit 71b ; Mike, list Lb. Certain penalties. Old mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Rryao's The Poor Player, by St. Leon, Bet 71b (Charlton) 1 Mr. Osbaldesteree Claret, 84 71h....(Bartholomem) 2 Haulm :3to 1 on Claret. The non-favourite made all the rousing, and woo very easily by a length and • MIL Tan Boionon MlMlntie PLATS of 6W., added to a sweepstates of 6 sows. sash ; 3-yr olds, 74 ; four, fist 41b ; fire, Bat 10. b; sin and aged, tst. Blurs weights f..r certain winners. The aviator to be sold for 16W. if demanded, 4to. Old mils. (9 tubs.) Lord Chesterfield's Ida, by Epirus, 3 yen, 74 (A4iall) 1 Mr. Death's Craaboarae, 4 yrs, Sit 41b (W. Abgale) 2 Mr. Rogers's Guitar, 3 yrs, 7st (J. Mtn.) 3 Lord John Scott's Le Jail (b b) aged, fl.t Sib (in cluding 6.b extra) (Alden.ft) 4 Mr. Corbett's Gossip, 6 yrs, Sit bib (Wells) 6 Baron Rothachild's Lady Rachel, 3 yn, (Charlton) 8 Betting : 2to 1 apt Le Jail, 7 to 2 apt Gossip, 4 to 1 apt Cranhourne, 6 to 1 apt Ida. A capital ram ' Ida winning by a seek, the woad besting the third by a heed; halt a length between the third and fourth; the fifth was pretty well up; Lady Rootlet several leogths babied. - Tax Sadden CLASS of the WOILINGHLX &raise (11a•dicap), of 6 eon. saes, for 3 yr•olde and sprout& The winner of the Met thee, 7lb extra. Last three quarters of the New mile. Lod Chesterfield's Painenton, by Cotherstone, 3 yrs, 6st 4lh (Pordhaus) 1 Lord Orford'. Innis, 8 yrs, 6.t (Quinton) 2 Mr. Percival's Namur,ll yrs, 6st 4lb (Salter) 3 Mr. Morry'a Jobe Berleyoorn, 4 yn, 7st (J. °oaten 4 Mr. Bryaa's The Poor Player, 8 yrs, Est 71b (T. Cliff) 6 Mt. Wood's Kennyside Hero, 4 yrs. Bst .. (Kendall) 6 Betting : 2to 1 apt Palmerston, 6 to 2 eget The Poor Player, 4to 1 apt Joke Barleycorn. Won by a seek. Four lengths between the seeeed and third. Tan 61/1111AT WISTIaIt STAKES of 16 son. sack, 6 ft, with 100 added by the Gran W. stern Railway Coropsey 2 yr.olds, 10 1 b; three, Bst 12. b. Certain penalties and allowances. The owner of the second hone to nodes 26 son. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (23 subs.) Lord Clifden's Chalice, by Orlando, 3 yrs, Bst 91b (A. Day) 1 Mr. R. H. Neville's a by Penrose, out of Suter, 3 yn, B.t 12l (Bartholomew) 2 I Duke of Bedford's Para, b yn, 9 0.. (8. Rogers 8 The following also ran : Garnet, Stalk, Goldhill, own thorpe, Thames Dittos, Katie Stewart._ Betting: 6 to 2 each apt Thames Ditton and Garnet, 4 to 1 UPI Chine!. 5 in 1 apt Pere, 8 to 1 opt Stork, 8 to 1 agst Rogerthorpe. Won easily by half a length; a length between the second and third, Rogertherpe was a eery bed fourth, Stork was fifth, Thames Mtn& sixth, Goldbill seventh, and Gamed eighth. Katie Stewart a long way behind. 1111.11D1CLP Prams, of 50 sore. for su sgor. Sofaley Course._ . . ..... . .. lii:Fenulag's Humboldt, by IshnuieEta, 4 yrs, 84 lib (Charlton) 1 Mr ()mina's Gossip, 5 yrs, 74 910 (Wells) 2 Mr. Wood's Housyside Hero, 4 yrs, 84 21b ()Lyndon) 3 Mr. E. R. Clark's Pasehbox, 4 yn, 7st 4lb KAshmall) 4 Bottles: 2 to 1 as Ramboldt, 4 to 1 agst ea; other. Won by a length. Bad third. . LATEST DERBY BETTING. 12 to 1 agst Fly by Night (1) 20 to 1 Milton (t) 20 to 1 Dramatist (1) 20 to 1 Peter Wilkins (The Boarding School Kier colt) (t) 26 to 1 Bird in Head (t) 26 to 1 Polmoodie (t) 1000 to 30 The Wild Irishman (t) 1000 to 26 Wandering Willie (t) 1000 to 20 Begertborpe (t) THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1855. INA reso—Lientelent O. a. It Oere le be replan. by ponbrit, dee Mt. mid rend; belga O.A. Used se be Useisnint, by rondo% MuGore. not—Abed lbsedey Webs& pat. to be midis. widest par eked. des ads, Nth reol—ebleds lobe seelikettbent plesense. des Utisnitnell. doth Ileneler Melo pat.. to be we{.. idtbont pat. wei r fibs" dui Omir. to Ur OA Fad lle node .11to Cle re.,ae lid dir I. bstaber. DM. is As dated to MI, viol Jima Ma Oiner.sam.to be Quip, = ". 1110 K. MAR. Pert., be. 114 bobs liesselVlgear, boa the Stall, to Ineedelealwallefo enb= in dlentdd. 410 Peat=ll4isaws. Mae. wt.. to be swim. Isltdrat peeler~ Am Prow; pronoted ite C h tle Oth Test. end loot—Jena Wald Lowell. gem., to be eel" without por. Ora. 9 .si rest—Usellelmat. MEOW& to be month. by putobesO, , de? 11"1" fire igid." Ay1Mre M at ti te rm s:sig r N W. " dtrud tbe ps t it=:, Tr S ri al ba Nth net— Id Mb Oigibed hese. gent , to be mtgs, withest webs. Ass nineldhpessooteo la the 111 rd r4t. ISO Fest.Wlllld JIM impsot. mt.. to be dolga. widest par olee Iblell, gneindol la the 46 Toot. lift Wirio—Th be Oquift. by perelre—Ltestsaant Froledek endlessly sm'. dee bd. Jams lard. Woolt MSS latilfing e4 lllK IMO boa INMSII44I; ff:= r. rie.-0.1.0.... via wile teem. To be Llostemeats, milling Psems• — tudlis T. Busboy Iblis 11. A. P. Luttre4L Tete loft% wand perebese—Willtent Consaboa !amen. pot.. The Osyloar e *st—Cliariss Malaga Roddy, gent, to be ends; viand no Piet dim pool...tad. lialummikis OEN*. her the hoed is be . e ms eiftwipirdris. _ _ _ ■OBPRAL r.r4Fr, To bo ArkerlArgeres -As iiiisZiolg:Surilens Ram my. ILD, OM= a. Notarise. Dinka Bialacebt Hi" *Mom Sum. BREVET. ..-.- . - . . . The aaderriatlasel siren 01" We --- Eagrum srleated to the Engineer Maw et Dr Turkish ft Mr he lital rank at gram is Tory war eoergingal—Llea rear *maga literant Miro% fratisdak Edward Ihergt Illemsest. Charge Largay, Jabs Priam Nagar. Midis Aseheag Iherd, Ihg., to have the laid reek of war wiEle wigged 111 re Br darn Drier the ?whir Ordnipmet. Uralear a B. J. 16111.0. Ink earl Native lakring, ran Err r as Sid ladr Dnepr% Dept at Watley Bates the rears la lat the dire bribe Ora Sfreialainlil ft bar re leer arra W No eaieped. The meemaChtistlas maned inset- /Liraleguellis, depot, aislatant sand idjelsitireseral at oa itesiQuarte et ra Is Sl Unser. mei eat William, as la the "Chte" the th hut% MS. ADMIRALTY, Joss 2. Coop M Rola Ilorloo.--Socood Lieutenant Raw Mora Taboo to Ito Slot Itootosaat, vice Tiallar. demand. Asa Peaks Gabbs', Esi: MILITIA. Commission signed by the Massa : orMamotomialro meat of liAlda —Caplan James Roy Mortal, hato-pay II and late adjutant of the lout Hants MUM, to be yammer, from** lacet ot April, ISM. Jars Hum, Oil Allot Tower. wra;f7LarabstE ; Cornbuip-pbee, Oidient-road; and Citation and Pannat. ad, Kest, potter, to mar. ruder Juan 31 at 1, and July to at 14 at Batemptallimbeet. nob. Jonas ese ArkeoU, Tapley-abut, Boatiwark ; off. mtg., Osamma, .114ensambary. Wilma thus lioatlbalreet, fleltalffetim, potato edemas, Jane 22 and Jell at 1. at &dna bulturmet. bola, Herm r m m astrikawas. Fauburelturee.; off. arsig., whit. Ceuta Bums. HIM immdmaffeld, be; blamindell, Jane 14 at It, and July 17 at 11, at Butimballetreet. day Wblts and Ode, Martnerlane. ; ma. amts, Edwards, Bandeesbmwsit. CaIuSTOPRIA bowies but, Hunatow, eoal mrakrt, imam II at 24 and July 14 at I. e lbstneballurem. bed., emelt sod nyos, yualvars.lno, Holborn; off amp., Les, Ablemumebscry. 010106 OZEDIULUZ Joitterrows, 8t va'. It Maas 19 Ito. sad July aatl, at Batimglarlbans ." ll2a.t. dia Ce and lay Idaramenbary ; 06 +1t., Guam, OalanmsetteeL HEART AMDWOO 'MOD, Aldtabsomd. Wandswartbaud, blandbic. boar *sync. Jowls it I, me Jut, 27 u 124. at Iliabgbalbstremi. rd.. ball =MM. Quiriseet. arapuis; off. wag. Daesag elust DAVID Loma lava, Pairilsasilisert,City.agedmit,hol lbet I, sod July alma Iladagimilutramt. dd.. caisir, linedmas. strut, Qty off. aming, Orallem. Oalsommetraet. gamut Motu, tier, Are 03 ad Jaly 10, at 1., at naramM l.6lll 64 l ll 6 =ll•lgmen and lkimmemt. Wal• mall; a6sang , Mdede, Ninabgbama. Tatonss Wants, New *my. Categeomblis,ebip idiot, Jane 1 and July 17, at 11, at brbtol Curt eft, Britten mad bons, Bris tol; off. male., Yaw, Arbtal. Hums Ateattsom, Norwood, Urinal's, tannstr, JUDO 21 sad July 20, at 11, at, Lads Court. lictL, Harts, Leeds; off. mai.. Young, leads. Timms Lame, Waluffeld, [origin, grocer, June 241 at 11, and July 14 at 11 at leads Court. bob., Whaley and Co-, Wakefield, and flood sad berwmds, Lau; off mtg., Hop., Leeds WILLIAM PoIAT. NOWtoOff. MOUWOONPOrhiIIk Whir, JUDO 10 sad July tt, at tl. at Ureteral Cum. nob., begareon mad Yeasuci, liverp.ol; off. aide.. timbale, Liverpool. Ricas.am Moto Liverpool, stonemason, the 21 and July It, at 11, at thupool bob., Anne and Oen. tharpool; off. meg , bird, Hausa MELLOR LIa aid Duto NOIBURT. Ch011i” Mid a1d12107. Cmdare, emus dealeas, hum Iv sna Jul at 111, at Manabsur Court. Sol.. Hebb, Hnedialleld; off. ramp, Pay Hansbrater. Wow' °damn aid luau museum. Ithatmembar callow raw dumb. June IV eel July 14. at 14 at Mammebeste; Court. Sol, Roberts. alaWeillate I GIL smug., Pott, Inansbedor. uussetam, Ilemebuter, plambor, Jule 22 and thy 1 , at li, at Hazdariment AUK boL, Married. ilastimmmtar ; off. snag.. Hernammn. Husbrammr. Jades Pm, barn Ismarlies. nodes tumnintewor, June and Job IS. at 12, at Masaltaest o.ll‘ fflntsr, Mansbacre; off. wag., fttt, ittumbenter. BANKIIIIPTCY AN141741.110. May 91. Joni Immo% Bradford. Twkabfn, mumnbeturer. LIUOLVENT PEITTIuN 3. Waltham. Illuktriere reed, laditsvhotwe keeper-4. Earl, Today.phse, Tetteslaws-eourrorcad, carpeuu r —J. Ffabbarto Mewb w rest, restasodlle, Warms Beaker— V. K. Leaver leebeites ow, bltectae, coder*, dart—C. W. Strapon, kili w b.street, Pecheark ✓obust re a acw.vesder C.. baps, Utters's *we; Ibatalairk —J. &okay. Turk-meat, Borwurturearket, trait samesaa—C.K Kam an, Bestareesb-gardems. Pimlico, imitates is irsproveaatsta is apessiag—C. boa, Lk.webass-nate, taiddiews, areardast.. clerk Ewers', Claw. Llty.rued, tailer—J. Poynter, UwelLauest. arsee-ins reed. ftaaaaker—T. Laßue. wt ass t , &AL =a Now Breedwarect. Oty. Ides merchant. DICIAESIIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Isaac Coeval, Laddlsgure, NanaaaaptALAure, cora dealer - led alvidecd at d., June IS, and Wes subergeemi Welusaayi, at Edward 'a, serehrook.court Jamas • -.1 APIAIMIL BUY Gfll4 Baddow, Few; bop liiishant-las cloaked of Ss. ad , Muss 13. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at kalwaids'a tlembrook.tionrt. Bateaux rims, Kiktwee, If orkshlr. wormed rpiansr—lst divi de. d et It. AL, May 20, and any submaquent day, at Rope% Ueda. BALM Maariansta, Low liszroeme, Yorinesnk otapsv-tat Maiden of la 161., May as and may inkievismat day, at Hop's, Leda. Jinn (Levaamomn. Trrus GAUZIOGKI. sod Wsusssi Mama, Debbie 194 etti, Tv/train, cotton relation-4a dividend of As. Id., May 24, mod any subieeptent day, at Liu" Ueda. TM74 W1719061E1 sad Jana G/1111401111.14 New Briolje and Lord Moine Milks eli Y,mitire, s mton spinners-Ira dividend b. ed., 11.1 IS, and any subsequestday, at hope's, beds. /Must Mama, line.sesited, yarn manuirower-Ist dividend 01 Is ed.. May Id, and any aubreipist4 day, at Hoye s. Ueda. Joan Haulm., *indented. liseamed 'Medlar-lad divmeedri ad. (in addition to to. el:previously declared), Jame 9, and say sneer. quest rattuday, at Baker's. Neweerainapoo.Tyna. hien two Boum (aeparate awe). lauciseland. timber mereesait -Ist uivioaud ea ills., Jane 9, sad any sobameset eatarday, at Baker* Newsatieupon Tyne. WIDOWS. Jane W. J. Inewies, H. RodwelL 0. B. Parker, and J. T. KW, Ilareginortaaamemt, Lity, dl twelmat -Pum a 9. IL Hal. Gray's.iom. Mae. brewer-Joe .9. J. T. MenWs. Ilerelantecad, Wasteonine• grove, balder -Jame 29. F. T. Imild t klaapteatrett, laty, r maabsterer of lase hale-June al. A. Men. MilkaiuseLtkompress. vanienmamen -Jaw W. 0. fausent, Madoletrest. Wteamster, Weasel materlime-June 26. It. Doak, Kew, draper -Jew 211. A. H. T 0.14 ClanainCelane. LualiarLarteet, sammmision spent-Juno a. J. M. Que. MOM% Ilwanammeith. mad Ifewirmustrt et. eats. MM. Viewers ..tmes AL W. Mom, Illimprowastreet Wheats. 11141111111f—Jsre Sit 0. lenverre a A i. u.... 2 . 1 11 williwellw vides maralswe-Jams M. 0. C. Panting ma 11 , ........e5ee. doom meeleree-.1.0e la. J. Worrak and Ilawrias .... ltranimenrer -bay L 0. W ill at se ewswir. tat. -Alp IL W. Clark. id. Ir . latioe-Jane 1 1 0 i l ff . a. ...(mperails deem), ebeflal. Orb soavkarer. ginglicalle ft Is /toes. yaks ease he seem wen worm ea tea dey el sielio. hoe IL P. Doom ibtbe.bog sot in sesker-Jase 24 D. Oyler ere t. J. limbo, iskentained. 011em.-Jelo O. 0. Jo. eegl 1100B011e Hoye lemllem_imatillr-Mnoe W. 11. WOW, we.. M. Jeieewool, Malgt-Juse h. A. P. Miew,Devansal re. lemopegeirsuees, erisese-41110 211. M. S. So l a ke. Liaise r, - Jona IL r. - r. Ikea goe,_Okleteemoll. aty. a a hem talla-Jaly S. J. W. mom l'ore.olort, ' Ilerewetreet. mar maset- Joe 29. B. NAM.. Ististiad. Ilrehrmais, Lay tinter orrehess-Jar A. O. Itellse. eroo ked. timiorseiedrot--2* 2. D. illitearitt m lw., Bristol, lonlismose- My 2. D. Illmm Olt lams' Beam Glerofteekire. wire drawer =WIW. ... F. 11. 1.22.1. Doan Ms* erilt.blre. -jai, B. Ceerneeesewi Irobee-Jely I. JO 2ssbO 2 0 0 . i . Irece•Oo. greelie-Jely a. tasks, Beefeeek *Were. -400 WI. C. daimon led IL Margresoo lesillint i orbblre. wkitammitke-Jeae M. J. Walk mare waves. tad Imper-Jons 50. J. New, illiseeld, saw FAMISNEWS DITIOLTID. O. F. Wadimedaa mid O.D. Oarlay. tkawdm7.4sms. PMeM mismtd- Z. Mop sad O. a. emir, flosas.agasmo, Mins, cesausts-T., W widow sot J. Wtdisillm. Yall• 1111...1. Nett sad 0. MO, Impetus, Meni.sampam‘dos, asilims-LlONSkimmt w. w ,sdassis s sad J. F. Wsolimdt. sad mailso. as Or as imps* S. Widirjet he mAT. Wawa sad T. IL Flispism. Wads. Warm Nei - emars -O. Per. 61 7. M. M. Withimpsa. A. 'Valdosta.. and W. Orimets Wm" rte es rsgarde O. Pr. my-J. Maw sad O. elgewdowy.shosalers -W. (Modals sad K. Worn* Cowe r I = annowt-I. Namur red M. Ogleadis. Wmtssamo. itiadsg. J. Alko. sad O. Lawday. Lasass. engravers. ▪ oss us muds O. body-J. Maw* sad 0. eousatin, Mods& T sisMassassms-T. K.llamprks sad W. Lacier, Pro. Weallsworsirwid,awripm-W.liwies ra 5 410 . 4, OW. sad L. 0010. Oumflotosi s gistsm• dialers-W. ' areas sod Ilaiamma s Bask Foot ruts ot MaMms kW. TMOMMOS. NO gismos -J. Chslamas. J. Dramaid W. Booker Faslsramd s whmlumis Oak moirailmats- T. OM pod Itarovissis. 1/IwAlsoms. ward asmalosamors W. DIM NMI L Ost.sailry, aMarafkary.T.ablits s suribilmg Mespbsassm owl J. IL . .M, Orasssissiasiosscat e r sa. lirme lark. lase, &bathos* elmamails Immossimmi-11. sad D. liks , ley. Wastamolostrose. Wm% amiersaksrs -J. 1M T. t sad J. Urge, Gs-tkdosd. losiddro s sartbrawars masmasstanso, es Mt rms.& J. Wilsm-C. G MsFisy and U. C. !Wish saiaabridges Moak% sake splamsrs-M. codas* sad W. Fro's; aphulnianne. FOOT= emu ernarioNs. feasmessia, lawmen. WO. assist. Jams If, at usiOsisdo 6.4das kload.ossesss. MumaUA L thaw.% saildtset, Jams at Ohs Wands, Hoo Wicaum Csamass. Duds*. smismi. Jul 11. at Om Masi Ho* Dames. Foos Tolima Joao Wank enardomf. edema., Jul U. a Ills Ciassm's 100.0. Maim j aw sumuse.ll/01010is s air litabrorsa dsalsr la sob s lam n o at Dm& W lories isms. 110mberels. A rehire to the House of Cockatoos (ohtsieed blt Mr. Brady, 111 P.) was lined. ea 8r14474 N t►e asvoil Imo as taw Us els. The Sane weYtM of ISO 1444, 'ad 6.447 pae. la the Bettis tNt Mem wars 49 ships, anat.- ' ias 1,464 pas. FROM Si. LONDON GAZNTTII—FoiIay, Juno IL At tie Court at linreingbam Mow tin Mb day of JOY, 1105 Ibelasseses Mort taccilent Miderty 00416:11—ber Moody C l =rd woe tide AI pleased, re • repromonatioe of the Watt Benenruble lbetordsoftbe CommlUOl of Omani on Education. to Ws. MU SW Arr. William Wilberforce Menem% ILA., Yellow to *yearn Sawa Oilige.Oanteldes. to berme of bar iliderty's /WOW la wless of Work DovnumerrusT. him T. fir lima bat Ur pored to worst Litedrest-Osited Care to le tni On re Master of tae logiendee Omit al no Wald et H t ra i. Nino CONIBII lir nes teem *red to were knee Ilsetn. isq., to M • illaskor d the Cooed of die UMW ei lierterst. Tae rem Imo tartar bees prier to snort floor Wanda Wor. Ise. ft 1 s 1141paglimy trona ete in Yr Marl lamb. WHITEHA J Mr Qom beim Eland Le r LL. aeS. um HA 1.9. Mika MOM Is the olmwil milinWit of pair, HA 'wiggle, at liarsks, rd engti djullM Anna 1p lb* dna el Ss Isv. isms Itilissair CLOWN-017NR Jaya O. Wake Mimi to own t• the moat Murat. Maim TM. enaufileelieerie. esesey al la the MOM et Mews Mae. wee bee aesepeed die elks et dewed el bee WOW& Mien Res* f ob. 3m I. lopiatemt of Drapes toot - deLioloisid.drargrost Mort Plottrood datromo. too leo Stiff, to too roirtomeoormeco. ON P. 41., deP , OMNI to tio Pe* led Derammr—Jaatio J. adoOsarg. vat., to Is oremet. without per =too Orawalks. desered. emmilriorles aid Ussimit PAW Ambulate to le liseirent agisalA *MOM" Ohs Ildlliaare, els Nedra. lit Memel it Iropt—lto DoOdom. oilbest pordirer—Ustierst Winn irso Mus qmsot's Owloyal assimat Drees Clq 7+. Mini Level". mi.; Iresiorlsk Aft% orto-u.ta. b •• SporMlNl!Prarasii• I 1140—Liouimmeat Cledisr aer. Ins sae sweissen, Itionieng el 1 0111 liar i allawn. iM.Onbbs promoted. 11Y ^.. eet—wlid to be madms, Lama pordwor. Iliernek 1.• Post nth lact—Wllll. Demo ink gm.. to to mule% vitbsolipar elhaa. vie isisnata. andimlett tho Mk rect. tide test—MidusAftem Mir !WO has" term dr NA to irolemodoormoom. olop W am doeamooL iftlt Yee3—Norids Jame Rs fabriay, grat, to tie wigs. without pi& tall Facii—Lbeitobsat lin Ham. limp Moseys to be mobil; ty per. sk ati vise lb. C.Clsra. who Mimi. Rh Not—Yodel& Wildest Is Loollhol. lon the Mbetnest al Midis. is be swim MONO potolma, =t. Mb& promoted is the hi Not Pot Mary IN* amosio. is, Iss.. ea slated is Ye ..oibetbe al :was Mt, Tom Hwy Oliesto. swi g to M out" 'Woos pueblos, Litt 'Mr" als• _ _ Yea'— lattga attar latemeake Pear Ponta hat ao Qlllllll6 °maitre Dale aW.whbo,wbstselga. althea per. sham not—lastaiat Drawool bobs ebe nem; lbeetua ftetteekt 11= w LMTUnillited. rea—ltadap tote mem taloa masa the Itobeaota __tor Leek. pat, be be mass, by pardon la seemeWr Leeteeetst llaattlese. preamma la apa-WElles ereassr. sew , le be tulip. *Mat pmt liana apoleiol to 71 t la lea— Po Maas Vadat Mb. Mt. vie Taylor. be, towers aas Omar el let ISA rad Oeledeo Masa NA. Fa. to le mem blatut eke T ba. Iroet—heti OAP% aterett Kea% pa. eta Vanbaree. anmo t= Ith Pia; Heelase (aboll; 1.. eke Teltiter ais =a la tbo lab Fat. Fit AIIMIT aeal pet, vat beat NOMA w 110 4 0eattte" a be Ivo{ loud Arafat pot, I. be alp. 'tam* pathea Onborlata, to be mat. labia ear the Ma Ilea —*pen IL L. Iteode3l, trent the 11114 to lie a tut wawa the eippeleameetet eteepsotgsJ. J. bremotrag, meal la the Qat* the NA Mak WM, bat boo ustala Ire Vat *atop abottiallapteo Paw LW" Ma the Ma% be amboldembeleb SOila — Vos - 7—gal pareieft vice _, ____ __ GOOD NEWS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY EVERYWHERE!!! BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, rHE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead. Sofa, Chair, Inclined Coach, Mosquito Tent, and Watirp rot or Earrleaao lbw, pasted la sae ems a. aeldbt treat albs. to I Vbs.. learb 2 flashes by II deep suot as l m beood. No ssidise, raveler, or invalid @Maid be widest cos. Bold only by W. Y. OOLS.B, Ospboat Boas% lir. $1211814 807 A SUMMICII TINT. - ..!.lA r .d ZAWY 1 :1, , . ' 4 1 . • 1. 4 V, . . ... ....• ....... •••••1N0M0........ N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AG &INST. MARKETS. PRODUCE. (Pros T. and H. Liuladal. and Co's. Circular.) . LIVIRPOOL, eitINS 7. . _ . An improved tone has pervadiiiOWges:Mil Pietism markets thronehout the month, but the continued suite meat and the large sales of cotton from day to day have se absorbed the public mind as to drew off attention from other prodaeta Other matters have also greatly improved and tended to give permanency to the brighter prospects anticipated la our lest. The successes of the *Wee in the Crilllll6, just at the moment when timid counsels seemed to be gaining the ascendant la the government, in direct opposi•imi to the obi' netting peraemrsace of the nation at large, and what' the patience of the latter was feet becoming eabanated, both with rulers and armies—have imparted new life and confidence to the minds of men. A dissolutios of parliament is no longer apprehended—the deluions of its Vienne Conference aro et ao cad—public securities. the best test of public emifidenoe, have steadily Improved ; foreign exchanges have become in favour of this country, sod t-e tide of bullion, so long ebbing trots our shores ' is now flowing bask with accelerated speed. Each of the se aireumstanees is important ; bat when anabined . - without say greet drawback to countermd their effect, they mount hot fiends, a very powerful influent* on aosememe And at no time meld the champ have brae sore needed-- dispirited by the diaastrone lames of the two previous years —depressed by war and increased taxation, and seeing prospect of as amendment, enterprise seemed at an end. and everyone appeared beat upon the one sours* of reducing his engagements to the narrowest ecompam pAmable. Tbe it n grasp of money is relaxed, and in • moment sommerat again expands and actively succeeds delineate. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. LTV/SPOOL SHIPS AT FOSSION POSTS --OSUMI; and Garland (in 79 day.), at Valparaiso; Goldfiadar, Gallon; Condor, and •asalaath Bookbaut. at Corms; flazoo, at Demerara ; Wanderer, at St. Lacia ; Qaata, at Tfitite ; ZelP01110 ; at Helmet. SAILiD 101 Livaaroor..—.lovema, from Callao, Apt 22 ; Washington, trona C.. , acaa. April 23 ; Boon Ream,. from Valparaiso, March 30; Haol, fro m bi sm ili eN jaw 4; Primavera, and Sr. Aubio, from Santander, May 29. AKKIIIND. Anaarrs On - off Liverpool, June e, from . Map Anse Clumorra —at Qamoatowm June 6. Mareetllm Arruarma—at Falmouth. June from Alexandria Ammo at Oraammal,_ J tom 7, from Deaseark Anvauce -at Gravesend. Julth 7. IT= - qr . e • ; ALIDA—et OnittolUEU, June 7, from ALYSZD 1111 0111167 . —at LlsOfpuol, JUDO 11, hcaL........Celems Mumma -at Liverpool, June 8, from Ohme ATALalrea-114 Liverpool, June 11, DM.. ........... „."....., p in a ta aum-at Liverpool, June a. from.. Trinidad hammiammas Lass-et Cock, June 6, from. Mamma Bearsrime-at Liverpool, June 8, from Cass hauenics-at Laverpool. June 8, from . .... ........ ....„ Iv*, heatmera-at Gravesend, June 6, from Norway Baumann-et Falmouth, June 7, from MaMteam Cascara-at Falmouth, June 6, from %wimp CiaIUTA -- • Falsouth. June 7, from CLaas Masis-au Pljniouth, June 7, nom Bml6s Caesium...is-at Deal, June e, tram CLOILODA—ID ilsunouto June 8, from Tansies& fauna - at Grammed. June 7, tram Crre or hoer awe at Gravesend, June 7, team I= Cauwa-off Liverpool, June 8 Gans-+t Laverpool, June 11. from Llas Dm ADSLPIII—at Queenstown, June 6, from Alessadde F.Lotes-at Gravesend, June 7, from .. Nigh' &erratum-at l'almoutb, June 7, rom f litheide Eaccir It laverpo JUne 8, 'from FAMIAT—at Liverpa.l. June 0, tram LAvirpiion, June 8. Gem. New Tort Euss-4t Minima, June 7, from . Pl!xs - June _ .... -.. I, ....... . Evora-at Deal. - _ .... 8, treat .......___ Evennamr-off Liverpool. June 8, from &ably FIANCIII-Off lairfpool, June e, from New Grimm Fans , se-at Oramarad, June 7, from Ghee* Guam-ot,Quceeev.wn, June 6. from. Almaden 01....r0ar0a-at Queenetown, June 6, from nleundrin Mannar- (as.) -at Liverpool. June 8, trom hottern. Gnosous--at Llarpeal„ June 8, from Savannah Ilosa.ra -at LiverpooL June 8, from Africa How-off Liverpool June 8, from New Ifort Hosenz-off Mumbles, June 6, from tioarraav-at Falmouth, June 8, from Lanham Isa-at Oraveneed, June 7, from Laridserm lino -at Falmouth, June 8, trom. .... ............ Ale ,- ImAr .. off t iverpool, June 8 Jean Mar -off Liverpool, June 8 JABWII-off Liverpool, June 8, from .. .. JI•Pg o'nrall-al Queenetown. June 6, .irir, Kazin-off Liverpool. June 8 .1011111911 Oran- at Liverpool, June 8, fr0m....... Lcontua-at Cora PAillage, JOIN 6, from Casa Mania Lit/IT-at Valmeutb, June 8, men ....... ..... licurrenan- at Liveri.oeL June 8, from New Odom Musa teoas-off Liverpool, June 8, from Valpraim 1 110,41104 W-st Faluenti b. Jones, from Monona-at Qoeenstown, Jam 6, fr0m...... ....... ffernieni Yuma -at CklanehultoWti, June 6, from " Monte Vinare MART V/USWICIL-St rlitMetal. June 8, from ... ...... Hannah Mavanicn-at Falmouth, June 6. from Havanna Pone Ban-,.t Queemtuers. June S. from. ..Allah Koala 1.7. av -at Queen.iown. June 6, from. -- • mat- off Liverpool, Jure 8, from rensoi-olf Flymoutts, from Partisan Illay v-at Q , keel.llWWll. June 6, from Calm . ... .. . . from SIDOIf M. L.wawci' Sum us—at Queen — sums, Zinn s, Ida Moulmein Oranoot z.—in quernotown, June 7, from. Who thus:ma—at F.drauuth, June 8, trona . Akyab Tecenuan—at Queeustuwn June 7 from Corthasens nor& -ot Ealoioutb, Juno 8. fnaro Tanga/Jo—at Gnomonic'. Jose 8. from Mead MlDarren- Off Llaerriol, Juno 8, from Callas W.Lorma Fasou.—at Grauer', June 8, from Crowson Zzrarra—at Dail. Juno 7, truss %Mad SaILISD. Ausoie—from Plymouth, June 7. to Glngter Art—h.lll PI; soon, June T, to NO* MINI BUMS .4m. , bields, June 7, to alttlatiene Amourrit—frcen Selovas, Juin. 7. to Mend &rumens—lran Liverpool. June 6, to Houdurs biter. m t Trezrar—ro Liverpoo l , , to. . , l June 6 . . . Calcutta Bain OP TIM Naas-tram LoiaTlP:olld, Juos 8. M ...-- ... Calcutta Brae-Nom Liverpool. June it to Coomantinapla ismariazata-ham Plymouth, June 7, to Crimea 0111•PrAllr -from Oreentek, June 5, to.. Donn -from enroll', Juno 7. to C. Vecchia Carrua-from Newport, 111., Jana 6, to Naha Ct.T op lioprinooly -Inn GrosTonild. June s. to Dunkirk Cann-tram Liverpool. June 8, to one. Korraawann -from i almouth, June 7, to Antwerp &PIRA °Won-from Lived-tool, Jun. 8, to Philadelphia ✓a-from LiTerpo..l. Jowl 8, to Havannas Pascua-tuna Granoond, June 8, to Ghent VALCON-area Wd J ane in 7 to Akoandria - - FRANCIS AMP JINN-MOM Cardiff, JUDO 7, to WI Painucco—froes Pelarouth, June 7, to Constantinople IVADA—fron bull, June 7, to Consniacin,* Otexassma—tront Grave-end, Julie e, to Hama kraran -twins Vaintoutb, June 7, to ....... --Liverpool Java-.tiost Greenock, Jun.. te, to _ New Yak ,Voi w Fatemost —iron:Oriel:ad, Jots 8, to Man/Bias Awns ea4au—arum Otallif, Junto 7, to Malts Jame Giaani—tmei GrovaeneL Jane 8, to Barbados tastas—tram Liverpool. Jane 8, t 0....,..... ........ _Bt illelutere LUCIUDIV from Oravaend. June 8, to Conosastlnopis Louis Eunae—rr a Pat MOSS. June 7, to Weald Loss—from Pill, June 7, to Alaimo (..I—fruso Southampton, June 7, to Pannonia Moluo-- , TOO, Purtorneult, June 7, to Nnueo SILFIDI-I , Alt HI/11, JUDO 7, to Constantinople Nassau —from Cardin, June 7, to GaLlpoll O , TAIIIO —*OM Folo•uoth, JIM 6, to Rotterdam Passis—from Cardiff, June!, to PLatier—truot Unversed, Jtine $, to Hong Kong Quun—Qom Liventuoi. Joon B, to Beirut &scar WORT - trots Linarp•ol, June I. to Byre goLTASA—from I..tvertoo , 4, dODP B, to Grenada tha It. Pm. -from °canteen& 10110 B, to Dunkirk - _.__ B.i, Lunn Innturo—from Hull, Jim; 7. to Maples Or. THUMAII Vacant —Pogo Newton. H., Junes to St. Thomas Vomit —tram tnutilf. June 7, to Vblllal —from F.lmouth. June 7. to Glaegow Wouta—from Nowport, H., Jure 6, to Bt. Timm VESSELS SPOILER WITH. Joshua. from CaleUtte for London. April 27, four days out from Bt. /Wes& MU. Barton, from Liverpool for Australia. May 21, lat. 43 N., los. 11 W. Newts (Cippw •hip) hoot Boobs, for London, with Wools, April 19, out dsys, let. se los. 1430 W. Welkeiry (ship), tor Outwits. M..y 343, mt. 42.42 N., ton. 11.53 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIitTHS. DENJAMIKr4oss S, at O'i Byde-park. the wife d P. BmJ~min, Hp., ut s wa. CAB4.--Juns 6 at Moatentmllas, Haveretaek-bill„ the wife dW, L. Cue, 6q, of a daughter. DREW.—Jew 4. at 44 Alban...street, Windsor, the wife of Capt Drew, Oath lint., of a daughter. BORNCAS2I.6.—Jane 7, the wino of C. F. Barnemtle, Esq., of Tot. tentuun. et a daughter. MART424.—lees 6. at Peen /1411. mar Wolverhampton, the wind Beery Iliztert. Bp., of a SO O. ILENDELL.—June b, at Benno* Lodge, Upper Tulanhill, ma. J. Rendsll, of a son. WITH.--Juse 6, st tisrefordeqoare, Old Remote's, the mils tsf Req., of a see. STV76.l4 4 .—Jente 7, at Vermont Hawse, Oundes.square, the wife of R. Stevens, Hat., et a en. THOUPPOSI. —Jens 6, at Wattnak.street, the wife of T. C. 'Mang. son. Fag.. of • am. MARRIAGES. DE 001JECT—BOWER.—Juts 7, at the attune of the Holy iyinity Brompten, by the UV. IL 8. Rower, Jobs H. de County. moor I the N tfterey, R.N., to wally Sopa* daughter of the late O A R. Bowe, Esq. DOYLE-7EBODR'. -June 7, et St. Margaret's, Ware, by the Rev. C. Pratt, M.A., H. I P. Doyle, Yaw, 8.A., of lisiter.street,lPortarb square, sa d, R Wises, insabridge. sea ut th e late Capt. Li R. C. oyle, R. V., Kat. to Vary Morrie; daughter of the Bon H. Jewels, M.A Portland, Dermot. DU PLAT—UALYLLE.—Junee, at M. Alphas", Greenwieh, by the Wm. F. Kest, M.A., Incumbent of 8. Peter's, Haven.etrest. of Wight, C. Y. Du Ku, Capt. B,yal Artillery, aoo of the lac Bd. pAstr.Cies. 0. Do Pet, Royal Maris daughter of Btr W. C Dstle. Sett., ILN ,of Mass, N.B. JOHNSTON—COLLIER.- Jaw. I at Y. 00.1 . 10'11, kisoover.adwiter try Um. Right Inahop of Oleigow P. It Johnston, KN.. Nona the late Right iio/1. 8:r A Jot:Aston, of Carrealloeb. Dus'" frtessitize, to Quasatiaa Presser. daughter of Rear-Admiral 14 Cellist. [AtIMDSINISOL]—MANT THOUSAND CURDS NY Du &sae. Daum= RIVALIMA AWICA F whilst meal:We, Is. ceeventanen ar.sapw.a ((as tt ma M dAy alt in other renadlos).—Orello. 71, et tipped& Fein the Int& Ike. the Lad drift de Dein " I hew dartaedl eareidaratie boat tram Du Iteerre iradelsok Audits Fs* as dioddir ham le measly= and Mta petige te entberium the inhlholen el theme Ire. Smarr as Dania"—Osie itet. din* " IMO year badembable Dom sasermonee eadoe. almattpatlan. at tie ar eas sod wooldip. hava Imani re: salad Om a maim hied. MAIM loin% Worthen lam war Dim Ildidat." I. eriumes, mita* postosl lac all glusidu. mud 'Ask wielniline-111b.. Its.; 11Ib ; Ste.; rrner•relneL, DA. Wa.. no Imo. aid 1111 b. animate Inn an :1 6 r . puid•said dedsA—Nerry Dui" mad Os, 77, Sedgatuunts„ ass ; Dinsua. Mama. sea Os • tat, Pitudtll7 ; slim at • GO, Oraeleitarah•strea ; 45, Blebopogreutress; SS, Oabrillutres4 61•15 d Pk Nomad. [Advertionsenta—HouowAT's PILLS THZ MOW irresaceees Menem sue Rennes Coatraesern—Jaha Tonkin's, at Faversham liece„ to ye Mesta won* NOW a multrdodu her .let astritiva atoompsaisa to ma overflow et Wls sod issioul ISAdahli ; ins nadir the imianneat et melee etia Mr Uwe =et derived se baneitonn ala Mani Ismonadiesid et du aad beg in or the weft el his diaatlsr. illdendsma sumaned wing earay's Pas vasher e z r i =den* M lea bon perfect* wad. hadastrod I to malls AIM taste petits air the least GRIM Utemeeda aids* per dieerden al the Aver and streaael.—Mil aB end at Pro weir POEM end niiiided Mama' Ices Dew. at No. at, Honeeer. gataldishmenak SI% ma Ilk m o , b we e d mink as tits CNN" is Ikairbarm New Tat. Meals essoileeinvail•Telna. UN* DBILTHS. BROWNII.—Jans I, at Harthiaos, Inman, Lam, widow of the We m. W. Browne. MR, aged n• 000PRIL -Jam 11, at Tuddlogien Manor, Beds, Illimbethorlila W. U. C. Oolawr. 11.1 , aged 74. IIDWARDM—Jone V, at Micheeraidaes, Brpton.wido , the late J. Edwards, Yea.. of isridra ammo. ii am rmeta, imed el. d ournrs.—Jaes Georwiana, wi • H. D. (Math, Ins a Cam Urn. austarvoirbirs. _ _ _ UORML-Jas a, bat s. rtaualtor of T. Harm Li., al Gram. • Mlglabary. sad Hartaatt.s.ram, Marsktrtm.. aged 44 . M . Cll.llClld4:—Jar.• b. at Cassag4tral. Liverpool, W. Wens. I bre. Iraq. MAWL2IIOII.--.Taae I, at Albertort.Ba. Warblry.roaa, M. Jabal. • inases, Miele/ tba las J. Rawllags, RN.. aged 44. TIIITH.—Tana 4, lir. 0. mlik Forrantrammt, Darby, wad Mb 1110111P8014.—Jain 4, at Ealtaid. Mary, wits or J. H. TbrlsP Km. MR. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Malin. T. and H. Littledale, of Liverpool, report in their Uvular of the 7th :—Tlie transactions in the cotton market during the last month have been still more extensive than in April—the sales have ged 25,000 bales per day, and prices of all American descriptions have advanced fully ltd. oer lb.—. he rise be. been MOTO rapid than was expected. The smell stocks here and in America, the continued light receipts iv the American ports, and the small shipments to England, have greatly encouraged speculation ; and thiamin seeing stocks decreasing and prices rising, ha•• operated very largely—they have taken 47 000 bales per week against 38,090 hales average in 1864. and hold, probably, five weeks' stock; should the Manchester market not follow, they may, probably, Day more sparingly, anti keep this market quieter for a short time. Holders are naturally more disposed to reedits at the advanced prices; however, the quantity on cal* is moderate, and the consumption continues as Isviit• as ever. The thick of American is now 881,420 against 639,070 bales list year, the quantity siliat is only 80,000 Oa.e• against 120 000, and the stocks is the American ports 370,000 against 804 01 , 0 last year. L .okii gat these figures, Iv .Iders think the position of cotton very safe. There is little doubt bet that the supply of cotton will soon fall abort of the de mand, and probably nothing but "short time" era diminution in the consumption will check the upward tendency olprices. According to the lat at accounts from America, the riven continued low, and there was little or no pros: act of a rise to bring down the cotton detained in the interior; prices had kept about io. in advance of the prices here, and the quantity shipping was extremely small, so that the increase in the shipments to Great Britain, which was 124,000 bales in February last, and now 28,000 bales, would not only disappear, but that there would be a decrease of shipments compared wi h last year. East India cotton has been in very good demand, and prices of Borate here ad vanced searly Id. per lb sines the beginning of last month; the high prices of low American, light imports, and mode rata shipments have stimulated epeculation, and the sa l es daring the month amount to 89,700 bales-60,400 bales on (speculation, 8,800 for export, leaving 30,700 bales to the trade. The stuck it this port is 115,200, against 207.8001 ales last year. Quotations: Middling, 41d.; fair, 41.1.; nod and fine, 6d. to 6id. COTTON.—Livitaroor., Jona B.—The accounts brought by the Asia, wbicn arrived here on Saturday, of the state and prospects of the cotton market in the United States ' prodoned a most powerful effect upon this market on Mon day. Not only were the wade in considerable attendance on that day, but speculat , .n seemed to know no bounds. The lamenn business that had been done in the previous fortnight. 300,000 bales, at an advance in American desc►ip tioas of Id. per Ib , so far from satisfying the most active movers, seemed to lay 'mind for further proceedings; and accordingly the emote; of business t►ansacted on that day was probably greater th..n on any day during the late move meat. The sales were estimated at 35,000 bales, at an ad vanes on the quotation of Friday of Id. to 111. per 10. Since that time, without any change in th, circumstances govern ing the value of cotton, the buying has ceased, or lather moderated, to 5,000 to 7,000 bb. a day, and nearly half of the advice. ob. aired on Monday teat has been lost. We now quote middling " Uplands, 8 9.16 d.; Mobile, 611.; and Orleans, 614. Toe committee of brokers place " lair " Uplands at 7d.; Mobile, 7d.; and Orleans, 7td. Perhaps' we might remark that the most favourable weather which we are now enjoying, and the good promise it holds out for tee harvest, has a direct bearing upon our well doing, both orseent and prospective. 43,630 American, 60 Madras, 17,200 Surat, 1,200 Egyptian, 280 Penmen, 260 Maranhao), end 400 Bahia, are reported to have been taken on specula- 1 tion ; 1,060 American, and 1,470 Surat, for export; so that the debve.ies to the trade fur the week have been about 41,900 hales. Sales of the week 107,320 bales. Salsa to day 10,000 baled. SUGAR.—The average prior of sugar, the prolnea of the BMW] possesaions in America, computed from the returns made in thel week ending the iSth day of June, 1865, is tb 10}d. No return has been made of the sale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the EITOCIUCII of the Mauritius, in the week ending se atr.ve. No resat■ has been made of the sub of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Best Ladies, in the week ending as above. BllGAlt.—Bawror., Juxis 8 —The market haa bees nabs:. quiet 'hie week, sad primes have slightly reseeded; the sales SUM Cour 1.. t aze chiifig °unlined to about 300bba. West India, aid 2,000 ants of Mauritius, at a decline of 3d. to BJ. per cwt. on intrims. transactins. In refiners' protium there has heat more disposition shown to sperms, and Gars have been made for some large parcels, bat which, as get, hems nut beta accepted. Rum is inquired tor, and the few sales effected have been at an advance of 2i. pm gallon. CORN.—CZILIMFORD, Joe■ B.—There wse s StINU sax ly of wheat at market to day, but the fine weather sawed buyers to set with the greatest caution, and to effect. sal". Is. decline had to be submitted to. Wheat, red, 74e. to 765. ; extra, 775. ; white, KW to Ws Barley seam sad dearer. Beans fully mstntein their value. Idsxsg•a, 40s. to 421. ; ticks, 4.95. to 465.; Karroo', 68.. Other spriag cora without alteration. LINCOLN, Julia 8 —We have had &large supply of wheat to-day, with a dell trade at Is. to 2e. per qr. decline, the greater aortae being left unsold ; rod, Wis. to 78e. ; white, 80a. to 83a. A fair supply of berley and prices well eayperted, 82s. 87s. A tow besne offering, fine =Alum 60s. No Mae mations to be noted in nets, ems. gamily prices aotailtal. - - WAIRMILD, 8.-Although tbero woo no anxiety weafested to woo she, oilllen were enabled to supply tinandison was on rusher lower was. Barley the taro is tov.or of the boner. Buss steady. No material alteration is oats sad THE FOUNDERING OF THE SCREW TRANSPORT iIIIPMIII2IOI —Tine* sloops, with diving apparatus, aro etopa,pstl gaping out dui IMMO of the In trio. ' soak in amp Gall Iltremay (Wenn Gunton ia so as with the Bol si.. Nnoose. Cannerea, sad a quantity of eases of mobian, viff.s, boon =debars, mend= aspa, 80, won Laded at Bauman ea Wedassday. LAdeartiaanalt..)—AT EILIBLIEZ worm anuasnest. and Na. 141 4 4 14164144 0 ZU etta j imedmim ediliNd die lase nadnur at Walk masweinsama, WeirkAasas, Wellagsma, lWandog.haw. sad dabwarthiscs rens ea 'army NOM, tar possmalsn. Pagieir Minot Asambouris sod ispielle= " arr ia dlory, lbws. a= As Pasta, Etap. Oa thdpging orders insonwillor OMlN4llllll4land ezawkstv• amolaMat of aupoder Hair sadothF THIN _ _ _ _