The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-13 00:00:00

i THI MILITARY "JOKING" AT OENERAL ORDER. Hone Gunk, Ism 6, 1666. 'no Citotend Commanding-in-Mild Meets to find that the ihneeditable transectiona whkii moistly tom& lies es** d lonstiptien Mitres the dighlmMe at Canton. tag balllakel6o l la the repeated isimmeind et same d as AM& of the Oautensry Cavalry .Dept WIN& Cored Ilewmgetten, of the 6th Dragon& T ifidr, after beteg subjected to a mice of anneyemess Ms hie brother officer, in the form of practical jeans els mot offensive description, very properly repotted the ell OP Lieutenant -Colonel McClain, his eimmodidll OM AS ifiquity was banded, bat the aaawyeases bed boas so contrived as to reader it difficult to fix the biome ea par* sub: individuals ; and se Corset Baumgarten was gives lo suderatead that the annoyances would not be mean* Sr water we allowed to drop, and the &loin were Ingot by lbsismi*Clibsel MaQues that very severe medside wield be pernebe to ea a resturseesetany similareseigki& Ilstwitbibsibi this, them aanyeasm wen shortly 'flew Mink medal. a& sada, eireamsteasse posalially • te all do yobbo aseased. It was pinceeerted that OIRSIS Basmoubs slimad subjected to some froth prommene, with des aspen object of induciag him to lasi a &mileage to the of party, and thereby of giving bb brother oaken ssi epportusity of playing off upon his smother practical joke in the shape of a mock 411181. Is this disenditable tramsatios, Corset Evans, of the 6th Dragoons, seems to have been the leader, and was the pasty who actsally perpetrated the fresh sampan, for this paspose of provoking Corset Baumgarten to mad him a challeage. Corset Bausgartea ,thereupon sea pais& to Liman& Webster of the let Dispose, who advised him e. dammed as explaaaties Asia the racer whom he suspend of Min the nab/ of this sanoyease ; mid if that *Men askaowledged It, to &mad ea apology ; and if he woad sot apologise, to sell him oat. Is the evert of a duel taking Pee% gnat Wilder under- took to be Cosset Bassprwa's sued. The imam meted ea this advise. Hs &arid Comet Item with being dui author el the assignee is anestioa, sad that diem se karrwledged that be wes a party to it Oared Baumgarten authoring Limitless& Webster to mite to Cann Bens, sad eamead at apology, sad if he refused, se arrange • =sang. Linitsamat Webster this commaaleated with Corset Buns; the apology was Wand, sad • meeting wee ansaged. Limbos& flattop', el the last Dragons, agreed to sot as mead to Coca& Evens. Limiting& Webster, Conn Enos, sad Lieutensat Hartopp knew that the did was act to be a reel ; but it was so °panty& that no esmisies el a mock duel was abed Is the naiad of Cermet Bessigarfo. Ultimata proceedings wan stopped by the intervention of Sergeant Broils, d the let Dupes% 0. these disreputable amortises Geasral Viscount Itudinp makes• the following otnervatiom The modest of the &Men who wen comers& ia than panted jokes reflects &waft as themeslyes as well m m the mimosa to which, unkrtaastray, they belay'. Mir Heal jokes, when snout* le real &memos*, or. need Wend la society, sad will set be permitted is the army Whatever easy be the mob biped. they are la di mem to be reprobated; Mt whoa edam mie Ito Mee& Si pow fooling, sad so beigabb at igembilbi yobbo' us to devise nodes el tosayksi `es 111Mbj iateletable te him, wfil be sok es seeped@ themillmej Soy are net &Wady liable to the imputable of Mime is. bombs Ames and patinas' ' bat *wad ail Mar sin& stigma s the °fibers of their regimate, to dam saspiaioa might attach generally, is the abeam if the de- Perks of the real offeaderm The boss ibibiblbsi regi ments may thus be brought into distend through Ike an neal, conduct of a few Odor &leen. This is, there fore, one of the most painful cases with which the General Centmeading-in.Chief hes had to dad. In all previous instances, however &justifiable the endues of the individuals isplisated, they at least acted an open past; bet in this case the sumacs, were from ant to last earned on elaadestinely, so that the aggrieved party had no power to protect himself from them. The Gaud Com mending ia-Chid will la all ash mess ualteritatingly sub mit to her Majesty the most summery made of pomading, by humbly advising her Majesty to remove this Widen at once from the army. First. The radon of Lieutenant Webster, Ist Dragoons, on this nossion was unbecoming his duty as an diem, se well as a violation of military law. He represented himself to Cornet Baumgarten as his friend, sad was regarded as soh by that officer. Ho undertook to be his adviser, and his &vies was asked end taken. He counselled Comet Baumgarten to violate the law, whim he knew that it was his duty to recommend him to report the matter to his commanding officer, or to have persuaded Cornet Evans to make an apology. He not only placed Corset Baumgarten in a position of real difficulty sad apparent peril, but he did more—he became a party to a pba by which his friend would be made ridiculous in the eyes of his brother Whets, whilst he was led to believe that the course he was advised to adopt would entitle him to their map& Liesteaant 'Meknes - piss, that his object in the muse he took was, NM cow Hmotasmission of no officer, sad to plass the enter in alms favourable point of view before his brother dines," as sera be allowed to justify the deception pne- IBM ea Comet Baumgarten. who had placed his honour la lb bob. It was an insult to the injured party, in order IS Wine the offender, from the consequences of their lair madnet. A straightforward Gonne, as laid down in the Articles of War, was the proper one to have yarned. Lieu tenant Webster can never expect to Inge the eettadenee of his Maher officers, and as regards his power of comm a& ing men, his conduct to Sergeant Brodie proves that, dims service of four years in the army, he is greatly wanting bi ibr oration and professional judgment. The General Caantemd , ing-in Chief has, therefon, boat soder the painful asemellg l of humbly submitting to her Majesty that Linde's& WM its% of the la Dragoons, should be removed from the erg s which recommendation her Majesty has been pleased to op prove, and also that he may be permitted to retire from the seines by the sale of hie commission. Secondly. The conduct of Cent Evans, of the lib Dragoons, appeals to the General Commanding-ice-Chief to have been even more unjustifiable than that of Lieutsaad Webster. For the latter dim doss not appear to law been a party to the ansoyeases that were JAM& in Cornet Baumgarten ; whams Corset Evans appears blob hem the principal promote, of them. And his sandmilm with Wanes to the last of these enamsaces, asnedg j the meek duel, renders it imperative that he alms& nte longer hold her Majesty's commission. The Gassed Ost aseading-in-Chief has, thenfore, humbly submittal M beff Majesty, that Cornet Evans, of the 6th Dragoons, be to moved from the army, which noommeadatioa her Majesty has bean pleased to approve. Thirdly. The Gourd Commanding-fa-Chid hopes that the samatary dismissal of these two cams, by the exercise of her Majesty's royal prerogative, will operate as • stablest waning to others, and nada it aaneesseary to visit the sealed of Linteasat Hattopp, of the lit Dragoons, with a Eke MMUS et peabluesat. Her Majesty has been pleased Os approve that this &Ism be publidy and severely repri maaded, sad his endue& reported ass nay Wee menthe. Fourthly. Corset Stiewpetss will be &rested to regu late lth warteet. la MIS of Ibis dtherfelles, by the 11th Ankle of War.* He wM slobs Worsted OM the General Coweasdlog-is-Chief has MI Me Mies haws Is So NOM of the late toiletry le dessthitssolo MMe sesisM which 'sake it 'thimble to simaiili OM ass to issues eyeful ha future. Fifthly. The intention of Sergeant Brodie, let Dregs's% to guareatiag what be believed to be a &eel, wee prate& meatfty. He world have meal with Ma variety. how ever, sad at the sane time moue fa eseeedease with his In/Sraay duty, if lie Ind eesawaisased ids easpieleas of • dlsd helm isessied Mb. Its* lie armies beige te his areemeiling elan, WWI if walling until the asst ammo Id& INS Idling tipsa bland, the ode responsibility id disating tie law. hoist oessellmal with the setablidad silt• et lie melee is the bust nee al proesrviag military Sideline; sad by &mistime frees dime Woo oa tho late souks. &mast Brodie ineweeed the risk of • WU** • 17* Maio of Woz.—Wo Noel desk* our offer boas of SIM mein* of *I shoos who, lavfos hod do a* Wow of Ahem*, or of lapwing, ova issolibi Okla. or War name fee the Mae 6 a wilobVsk a V i roillholwoo of omio• 1 •11•41.00 t lora Imola wealleer.. *A wilily rerept Mai omolig. whimmom kr the some ; Or wle, if nib asilmion, w_ wrkoro. Offo iff - As** to mob w i FII4 Ilroll Is o i ltioolo dr patios shall km Ma to Ile AA isloola tho mama to too 41•11 ly dr Alm of ll* • trolomot or irierksraor. Owto o r t mirt i f wo omowl. t• 4 17 NV* 0 ftegiels Off AIM la% Wog Idb.. -• !. !e inks re= s illai r ea rme= ll . MA ad gin, se ihriono ins *MP soiroy will oak how 'Mei ft* *allow` - •••...._ 1 11111.1111.1 ... a, a .m.. " ' I mord& aro, oaa la* loaim *dr OW ••••••• ---, • NM 11~ elmosa•Niholillow. ' * • , , i , 1. ,„ 11 4 ! I's ill ' , ri, 111 1 , 1 i h l , , 1 , 1 , .1 , i . . i , , THE EXPRES3, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE Is, 1855. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Jura 12. meiminan'a DIVORCE. TWA was I petition from Captain Arthur Wyndham, of the tad Madras Native Tammy, and also Captain in the 4th RigiaMilli of Infantry, is thesmoke of the Nimes of Hydseabad, and new rending la India, prelims to IH diverted from eats Magdalen Loon, kis wife. The ern eau balsa the hones on the 12th of Marsh last, when the following tests appeared : The parties were married at Mysore, its September, 1838, die lady belt g then a Mir§ BUM, and residing at Mysore. After the marriage they lived together happily instil 1842, haviitit bad two children, one born in 1839, and the other is 1841. In May, 1843, the widener left /semolina, where he had been stationed, and went with his regiment to China ; end it shield be stated that, by is Order of the military asibralthe, me ellient sold we panned to amempany Ida. He hit li with mho the charge of her mother, who had married a mead time, Dr. John Stone, and is his kw:— she anima to adds until the 14th of February, 1844, vim the west to the I tent of Captain Assail lan Ger% el *II Ma Madan Native ninny, and nu eloped with lie to Jaulaah, a plea in the dominions of the Nina ; and she had since lived with Captain Gore is open, adultery, and had bad several children by him. Captain Wyndham never had amen to his wife after his departure for Chios, and it was ealy on his return from thews to Madras in January, 1846, that he for the fiat time knew of the adult er y and elopement of his wife. On the 20th of February,llB46, he brought his salon for a.m. oar. in the Supreme Court at Madre, against Captain Knox, aid recovered 16,000 rupees, or about 1,6001. es damages, and 2,700 rupees sesta. Only the latter rem had ben paid in consequses of Captain Gore having takes the benefit of the Ineenest Act at Madre% where he wee opposed by Olean Wyndham and underwent two years' imp fund. Is October , 1847, Captain Wyndham' firm the Inelesiestial Court at Madras a din es a masa et there. The next step would al MEM have been en application to the Imperial Pediment for a bill of div nee a vincula matrimenii ; bet OM step was then beyond Captain Wystlhaa's awn sad he was set able to proceed in the mass till the make st ISIS, wits be obtained leave co brag in a bill a dine% whisk we peed a int time mast lispember, 1103. and the venal mar made by the brew under as ne width nabbed psalms is laths es &lass theme Dom pediment without waft V ia l a trail. TIM eel warn Ist Gown IV., a 101, end ft the nembetten el winsome to be taken is Laths im_pert of the bill et Males, mil Ow was a pseasien OM pendia etissaary steps Is the gar even bill dwell nee hi esseemmin tithe end etthe by h ey pris Overtimes& Tau was proof that maim bad bees duly easel on the Indy; there was evideses of the meet eltamelese adultery, see that Mrs. Wyndham was now living with Captain Gen, and the media el several eldWnen by him. • Win was dies seised with regard to whether the ease nee being bees nesseded with in the session of 1864, and whiner the essethisuate of the statute of Ist George lw., as 101, had tees andidestil e =r edes wi . th, sad the matter , was adjourned far feather 1 WMaoism oar ii as soma ks CiptaW d . ham% mad lades_ aniplbented the bels of the csa, said Oa Oman W nod punted bit panes to the bows in the early part of 1863, and the bill was then read a that time, and being an Indian divas' bill the meal warrant was issued by the house under the statute 1 Geo. IV., to enable evidence in support of the bill to be taken before the judges of the Supreme Court of Madras. That warrant directed the judges to examine ell the wit., names before them touching the allegations in the bill which was sent on for the purpose. Secondly, it directed them, if they thought proper, to examine other winsome ' than those named in the warrant, and to make ea mkt for the purpose. Thirdly, it directed the judges to order connal and agent to appear ea behalf of the lady against whom the prandial , were taken ; and, fourthly, it directed the judges, If they thought proper, to examine the petitioner himself. The inquiry took place in September and October, 1863, and the judges meth a return containing the evidence broughtbefore them; Midi return was made in the on of 1864. The hens bad ordered it to be printed last , sa sessi d it was now before i fs Lad Chancellor—Why was not an appliesfries mob to the bones last session ? lin Meemsem we in a situation to explain that. It was be Illentrusima the default of the solicitor, Its. Brooke Three, wheind received the petitioner's money for the wpm etearryiag on the bill, and had not applied it to that pupas ; ia esasequence of which an application had beennele to the Own et Queen's Bench with referee°, to his amiss% sad that seal had prosounced an order is So mar. The and Clueollor—The difficulty is this. The act as Mat enables a bill to be passed over from one session to the ether while the willeses is being collected in India, bell hen the edam" was Maned is February, 1864. Mr. Marquees sad belies be audition to explain that, be the solicitor in India who wee emplepd to carry en the bi 111111119 W la Beslesd, and be mind be examined, and his admen would be sedisint to justify the delay which had taken place. The lLord Chancellor—What is there in the evident. to show how the parties lived tog e ther after their marriage ? Mr. Macquesn thought thereere all the materials in the evidence usually required I n bills of this sort, but he weld read two letters written by the lady to her husband, which would show the term on which they lived. The Lord Chanoellor—Where is there in the any proof that they are her lettere ? Mr. Macireeen--They are on mir Within's table, and in the ',ibises a Dr. Stokes then being in ba handwritiag is shwa The lard Obeasther—That is in the widows at the trial of the sin am, wed it will not immeede is the nesimeitya el prat et the issitheritheg here. Where time in the turn et the essmiseima be India anything to show the tams os width the parties Wed? Mr. 111)r. Stokes , who proved the handwritiag in the imil Court and the action at law, is dam dead. The Lord Chancellor—What is the letter you propose to read? Mr. Manses—lt i a letter written by lare.Wyadhem Se her huhu' whoa he was in China. The Lord (theseellor—Yes ; but from the *videos it appears that the adultery had been committed when she wrote that letter, end it may have been only a blind. Mr. Maequen—The elopement did not Me place till 14th Seriteselser,lll44. Len theognin—When was the adultery panda have bean eked ? Kr. Manness—On the 14th September, 1844. The Lai Chancellor—There is dimple evidence of &bm ivy Beim that time. Mr. Mennen then read, the letter, width was dated Aurungabad, Sept. 20, 1843, sad wens' Maws I wonder, dearest Arthur, if you have remained this day. The first thought I had on waking took me both five years, aid I felt so lonely when I arose end ISM MR your fare., All day long I have been thinking of ye% MI of the past five years of my existence; and my redesthen have made me very happy and contented. I lock leek without 1 one regret ; and bad I to go through life srthsoad "hone my lot in life, I wend those to be Arsler Wyndham's wffe. Every IMO bee bow deliidirth em, and I be lieve sincerely, fat they all lila me Mtanni in Wig yours. Query—do they;equally engrandate yes? Ira solved to write a few lines to you before I weals bed and they must be a few Inc., se say hoed I Is adds& and am very tired end stupid. God Mem yen my own Arthur, and may each coming year dad you plin than the past one is the earnest prayer strier attached - wits,—Ainna" Lord Broughan—lt makes • great diffuses whether this was written after er before the essmiden of adultery, as is the latter we the letter might he ally a blind. The elopement we hi 11141, but is no adultery proved before 11148? r ber . Manwes—Thers iao ',Maim of it before that, though it may have lobes plan The Lad Chansellsr—The m atway is to read the ali ases en the flispalliss^ be page 10 of the return. Mr. Mennen NM mod in ~a:o of Thome, a cook in the Innis et Deplete Wyme for 18 yaw, who stated that he knew Dr. Ton Stoke., who wee • and 110Trinableres Hisam's service at Hyderabad, redid at ; his wife was slab to Mrs. Stoke , . whim Mann Mrs Wynne' was. Dr. Stokes died four or Rayons No. TheTThe edam of Posonals, an ayab end W yndham , ethers formerly lathe arise of Captain and . wre then vast The nideses of Captain Wyndham wee then read to show the peeled of his thumb In Obin and that he los waived* headlines of his wile's elopement is Jessup, 184 He) bed sue ens bar sine. He ales that he had net tannage Is obtain a divorce area swim, to a sus se Elam Further name of the Whims Narrate was read, Olen Chet he bad been amt to Oolessanadja the Netlike/ baleen net line home emmainaties, he bed we Gestals G e see his smi Mre. Wyndham living t ier se ma alai We, ulna fe Mike% That was Ina Imegimi aid that neverialem there was not a weal es to the MOM lidik Ganda Wyndham mad bin Wth lived te ober their merriage. The Lied Masesier—Gen yea direst us to any part of the aline Mena the Isms es whisk they lived from 1188 up to the 111619 II as derma t Mr. Masoessa—Thile i the . evidence of Bripdier- General limed es thee With The Lanilhasedlee—TlM i astbiag. It is only the judge's note st what wee sated by him in the adios for IRIDI. oon. Mr. Manseen—But it has been laid as the table of your hews. m t. is dead or no here t. We a ltais so right uell.. i ti I A Mr. Itches was exadeed in the Wien it iris. ass., sad Ile Bedesieelial Gemet, but he died bakes the exandmattes et maw wise no mast hem di bens Ink elm; mi. esesethei z EF wades a the Wok 7theteld Irak to his timin k rug a j i b death, which is peeved ar No et Poem& end Timm the seek. Ia the Wines of Dr. Saha, who we Mn. Wyslim's skpfillbse, IS wee stated Ilia be mere seem lat be ilireesd t Er es, earin Wyman.' to bie 1111111, aen she easpidaed et it elliiiM nee w idens', bat still odium des pith I.he Lad Olniseelles-oes the hem dispense with that ' 4.6 *Maw* swims w allisses NOS 111 k w / Buisliboo.:What won tits deters moveridi ?I Ms. MaccoOMl-16,000 espies, of wawa 3.000 only was paMrby Capeokeileee, who teak the baulk of Ow lasolveat AM. twat mond by Copula Wyadham, sad WOO ro sortied for two years Led linnibm—Ther• wu so 'Wows in the cause of Me. Mertens —Then is the evidence of Beigsdkr-Oes. es she piss el the terms ea wide& they Hoed. B lC: a baci Obebeeller—That V otaly tbs evillest* ea the Mr. Mampisea—H• gave his testimony as te the affeatka between the parties, saying that they lived together as man and wife generally do, and that Mrs. Wyndham always spoke of her husband in his absence with respect and affec doe. I have also another letter written by Mn. Wyndham to her Misled without a date, bhich it would appcsr, from some exapressions In it, was ut w was! wr o itt• A in Ja• unary, 1844, sad in that letter she expresses her respect and effusion Ise him. The lad Obasaller—That was when the adultery was Mr. Mamma did sot see how that anted the me. Captain Myriam was note Mrs, aad had ae meta le be lieve that she bad set semMeM MAWgsnp r lp. The Lord Obemeitur—nat LM wasCr i ta t er after they had la Mt Melly espented, tiw he sever saw bit again Mier he west to China the emend time. She wrote that Maw to him, and before be reearned she eloped, and rarely it mama be evidence to show that they were on terms of alma& Mr. Meergeesa—Tbe quails was how Captain Wyndham had embelail himself towards his wife till he went to ChM; and it wm shows that he hid conducted himself well, that 11101 maeleat, cad** misconduct of the wife had nothing to Is with it. His seaduct might be inferred from her molubme et dleetlea he that letter. Lard Paeregtirea—Tes sa *staled to the benefit of that observation. The wane": la which he treated his wile might be tamed boa the isms of her letter. Mr. Martmes-1 am aszleas to pat in two letters has Captain Gem to Mrs. Wyndham in farther proof of the adultery. The lard Chancellor—Than can be no doubt as to the adiltery. Mr. Maequen—l am informed that General Begatll is in England, and also &Colonel Jacksoe, who can give evidenes as to the terms ea whit* they lived, and who son be called lashes yeur_lordiblia. TM Lor dChanotUor.—The house will allow yen to do that ; but nowt the letters, which it ie not peeved were written by low the wife, there o 'virtues which we can re cal s the terms en Is w n hich they lived together. Mr. Maequeen.—We con prove the handwriting of those letters to be here. TM Lord Chaneeller.—Ton have roved the marriage and adultery—the astir. foe damages, and that all that could be get of them was got, and alas; the insolvency of Capt. Gem and Me Wog remanded on the °pinata= of Capt. Wmilami. The plat as which the hones requires further easirmatieses me to the tam on which the husband and wife lived from the time of thiir marriage until he west to China. It was then arranged that an adjournment of the ease • should take plea to Tuesday nest for the purpose of ob i' coining the evidence of General Bartell and Colonel Jack son on that point. Adjmrsed accordingly. EQUITY COURTS.—Jina 12. LAIMIXON g. NIAILI. This was a motion for tenth's a commission to certain American gentlemen named in the notice of motion, for the of examining liftmen in America. The plaintiff E ir d p i le tiled his bill claiming to be interested in the property of Mr. Rawlings, who died at Liverpool, pawned of con siderable property. Since the institution of the snit 24 dif ferent parties had also made claims, one of whom was Anne Lawrence, of Philadelphia. The Master had allowed the claim of this lady, subject to a certificate that a cantabiles should ions for the purpose of examining witnesses to wee her case. Pursuant to this certificate the proud alleillE was made. The plaintiff did not appear upon the modes, and was considered as having abandoned his claim. The motion asked that the commission might examine either upon interroga•lries, or orally according to the practice under the Chancery Amendment Act. Mr. Fleming appeared for Anne Lawrence, and supported the motion. Mr. Bally and Mr. Toulmin, for one of the 24 claimants, asked leave for their client to attend the examination if it were taken orally. Mr. Wickens was for the Crown. The Vic•Chanoellor said that on referring to the Chan cery Amendment Act, he did not think that he could order the examination of witnesses orally in the case of a commis "ion. He thought, therefore, that it would be better to appoiat a special examiner. No me had been shown en titFog Mr. Bally's client to be present at the examination. COURT OF QUEEN% BENCH.-JUNE 12. .-DOOO LOID CANDID:U. ADD 8171710111 COLE. /LIDOS. NUN AND CIIOOIIIION. :al 4171211 th irl Mr. Watson mooed for the judgment of the court in this ease yesterday. He said that in 1849 the defendant, who was an elderly gentlemao, had been indicted for a libel, re. destines the character of Mr. Ballet, of the firm of Smart sad Mrs, solisiten of Week's-inn when acting on th e Krim l i fe esmisal, Mr . lierjesat Willa's, he hMI guilty, es t, tandeseteading that Übe ceased from the l iea of mg future libels be should not be called up fee leftmost The defendant, however, had, as he was M. stroked, leeks, the undertaking Into which he bad entered by engin knees of libellous character to the pro seeder, od d : bed opies to several rasa= whim wu land The poesesaW was oempelled to gram kr judgment, but at the same time be bed as desire_ as hiss* ablest we to from hither aineyease. Mr. WaWy who ensued is panes, denied that he hal libelled the preasealsr, by wine esieseaduct be 'Egged be had bola mimed from wealth to seta, ami he reed au et !e, the effiest of which won thee the pesesenter had bola his ~ay does 18211, and had bola guilty et great air esadme la the sment of his poperty, receiving large sums, and set aeon** gibe - them. Mr. Watson he maid, if mammy, put in affidavits to show that all the quietism referred to had been examined into by on. of the mestere of the Exchequer, who had sr ported that the dedisist 1.11/ largely indebted to the pie. secretor, that he bed lime bosom insolventand to whim the prosecutor had allowed 11a. a week. Mr. Waller repaid his assertion that the prosecutor had reined him, sad bail Kea snowed him only a few eh"ip a week, end had pessented his to his attempt's, to KIM justice. Ileibegel the mart would allow his affidavit to be read, sad them be Avoid be willinagg to submit to ray panishmeut whisk their lordships m4tht inflict. He desist his late letters were libellous. T ey were sail milks with the view of obtaining an account, and Ite bei seat a oey si sae of them to Lord Brougham, who, in cearsgamet. Mhoidhim assistance. The dekadent having read his affidavit, Uri Oimighell observed that the defendant was net mew to be pealthed for libels in the letters which he had kidp written, but for publishing the libel of which he had boo found guilty, on hie own esaiseden. The lettese KIM he had tabu* written were only broug before the mat so a ream be the dedandent befog brought up for leftmost The arid wail reed ever the affidavit, sad wooK pea nonmejeligmeat temmamw. Aessidianly, at the skiing of the court to-day, the deka dant we sailed the ad sad Mr. Justice aldressig him, ill Imbed limb* guilty to ea indistasat imithereby ealgested self, speaking, le puMslineeK k bat at the NMI it had been that he altuM ad be , ed forjaipteat he d hem ell repetition of the eiaw. The mart had read the affidavits of the preemie, sad whet the de fesdatt bed aged _ea hie elm bask, sad ttof bit that ho bed te he the mmikkes KM whisk a em tr a ered at the Wil e sad bell thus remind himself enemsble to paakhmat But the end thought that, wbrAttle rightly ce e the defeadant enterained a &sem opinion that l:e m et stared a grist Wm yat the knit el the pmesealie .azu. and that his feeder had keireby boss ash excited. • t been mewled by the prosecutor that the dehmilent new net be wished h ha guild be respalaed frees amegfillkag farmer WINN ISMER hum. Usaer all the slaimikrasse. the want woo amain to ballet any pwslimmt ea lily bat would smile the masses en the gamesome as base— it Wig se* madeostood that thins terms should bel folly sod Addy modal eat The Misdeal algid have remind some Wary is whisk be wail be mailed to mania, but ea that point lie emit meld net ghe say madam, es it did set aim late the inquiry beim them and they bad sit lima Mk Ass. If be wise Mika to redrew, it amid be eilised =mom end cat by writing letters einlielig BMW sad menoms of exposure. The worse whisk the deislieet bed punned wee in violation of the' law, soil neseset add seller ale law to be violated with impuolty. It skull be uodeseleed that the court would net interfere with the full ensesise of the means of mines the &Waal ; bat they would rp i nes er on him that ho anis only adept those mesas sanctioned by the law. The dashia of the evert sow was that the judgment should be J essiellagly. BAIL COURT.—luara 12. R im ng saitco.—Wou NB. nen= 1/011111111AL NZ PAM GOILDONrIAZIAII CORM. As @pentodes had boss nod@ is Mb ass !it a babes mess blobs wetness Mat be might bodlosbasiod, bat the mallet w. 'dismal Mai its vain Ibis day. Mr. Raillideuit sow mama thsapellsades t dad dated this Govan bad bon wait Os WM= sad somata Ad he 114 1 f are Lek wbbsat flalibiag a wahine% Is bibs s a t joassoyints lie• a Idiot. It was asissloi wit is the insolies matter pistol be tb o o ses t e osd thud= be mold set bo paiddsd saw that Mr. Mims% fa @bowleg saw ion. dr is* weld that. inborn was the salphlut 111110 4 idioms to show tbas dudes was stoma% he dm snit tba 'Mats. Ho :gli=MO assist woo is salm i sad Mwe at a ht des, dams ; at all ma* be was Is odd or Withal the toss of tho toalvast Nitwits Is:re. Meieglherlds taut whit ha plowed astl a we? If to dint, hat. If be tsesplook tap works lie wit lo 4shlß Ms Midst el raisiti oit- 1 with lie moos k No toolimoot mama: to sop • duel. Coaussidiag within math of a peen' or stair NOM sammead of a diarist will, for the Mum, have as authority to sompeouriee say mis °ceded is the shape of radial jokes. They ars held re. spousiVe that all cues colenleted to sassy brother efilor2 shall be brought forward. They will idlest the **lowed oy the ems, sad as sew es it is ecompleted forward it redline delay to the proper autho rit y . The report will be; tutored odisially is the regtmestal morels, sad as no protases be withdrawn ; bet will be brought forward when the pain] or staff °Seer slakes hie half -yearly inspection of the met. The same roans will be plumed at dep6's aid &- I tasked stations abroad. Commanding organ of regiments or &pats will also examine you', Gene ea their first Join • lag, sad ascertain that they have mad and perfectly under stead the printed instructions of the gad of September, 1861, breed 'sprawly for their guides's. By eemarand of the Bight Honourable General Visit. HAILDENGE, G. A. WILTUZILALL,Adj. ClasuaL THE BISHOP DE OF LONDON. AND non,AL CO TO PIZ EDITOR. OP TAB DAILY PRIM Mr.-A paragraph, oopidd hem the Sunday Blies, having appeared in several aewspapsee, stating that "The Bishop a leaden met the Hoe. and Rev. Mr. Liddell and Mr. Waterton et St.Paurs, Knightsbridge, for lie peigelm of inspeatia the bed des ratioas °Meat& te by Ile latter, and, after abate, essadaisa the arraegsmsaes. lielmiiip expressed his approvals( then" — l be g , as spiritism who happened to be pleat, to say, that that Mailmteat is utterly at induce with what took place oa the eased= ; sad I hope that yen will have the kindaess to Wert this letter is yea paper, is order that the 'reassess isspesesies teemed by the pangrapi in 'potties may be removed. It was set ley istention, or that of the two or Wee mime parishioners assist at the time, to have exposed the avast disssniatures sustabtod by the Peseyites, or the mama bestowed use than by the Disbar of Leaden apse IMO garden; bat, as they have themselves taken the aids**, sad that, tee, by masking • palpate misaprasatation, ae further l ee, seed be observe& The bishop remarked to Mr. Waterton that he MI ea petted to dad the fiord demean' lad been maid est le a mach greater extent than Any were; to whisk lb. Waterton nplied. that thawed& lave been the ate UM bat for his detensiaed oppeadire, and that mail Yelp lie whole of the abash bad hew dieseated. The Mese ale said that the dearatioa of diumies was MS 8111111111•11.8 practice: it was followed in artly dem alty eivaties, eel Bloat the one in Polkas, amiladmilpaeld Mak edema* Mr. Baker of loaning w Peg pesalese, Mr. LIMA here intimated that it was tie midi of Ile bulk of the sew rogation that the church shown be di le white the bishop re*od, "as deeserierms IMO set amid and aen-smsn that if their introdielita mused area to only Me a three in the oregregation the= net to be paseeePeil in." Mr. Waterton Asa ash dews • large maim mem, em which had Mat mega Mal grosses sad wreaths of maw groins, and asked the Wisp whether that wee alt mom mat for a protestant plea it worship. The Wisp asp proved of it as wall as a amber of Sorel amiss owe the reredos, to which his atliellen was said by Mr. Waterton whit& his Mash* hat reaseve, and raises than by a few simple whits Soweto tied up in a Wash. The bishop also dialed that Mr. Wasterton's interpreta tions a the law with mast te Ms paten as almethwarden was aweest, sad that the inentalmmt had an eight to take bite lie Malts& the duty of diresdeg sad supedetealing the desseadens aOr starch, bat that that duty should be • forseed=ohmshwardens ; and, in ease amy Mar ia* of Wan between them, that the ordinary should be appealed wes arbitrator. This Masks was a Mire blew to Mr. Liddell, as he always denied to Mr. Wallies this his legal right ; and had asenally ham pa int dem with his career at the " harrieent" of Mr. Waterton from St. Paul's Church cm Bata ices. The best prat of the esereelasen a the alma elatemeat is that, as the 24th of May, lie dip Mimi, the bishop's visit to St. Pairs, Mr. Watirlsa, sod his boast dearth warden, seen ceojointly, pomaded to may oat the his= man with rape* to the Leg data Wons in that NM as These andeened by Ms larialap, sling with snail b ra si es = wades amok Weapons& dews' and, NI : Me, Mr. Wisbasm snistlitted some Mof plain white lean as Meseta by the hiker, la lieu of the fancifel wreaths, ie., with the 1111MPOTs eur Tgla la a sraciforet paters that were plea ess aire are else seat ether Raba of interest which oc. Maid ea the masks rammed te mil which I now feel no Wine= in alias. They are as fellows: — U. TM Mier, in a meat marked way, censured Mr. ises. Liddell he esmesaad' one of the parishionen to retire from within the of the communion table se " altar," at St. Paul's, h that gentleman was at the soma sewi la with the bishop, rho had alma Mats Uwe; mil kb Medship observed that if the lib* emit pampa te , take a layman within the rails I< m* ass not the Marne of the curate to object ; sad it italier sad that begeaddered • layman folly entitled se pate ilia the :snap. Was Wing the performs.* of =dm Wenaip, The Patryita area welt superstitious eimaillse to this spa, and are se Natal is excluding the 11/.llMedisa. Mat lie fm isetanM of the bishop's defi ant amist he werNMa tou. is may be remarked that Mr. LIMA gore the mks alledeits is a most excited and " rand blehei dated Mt be bed sore than et penal Me Mire to Mr. LIMA that he should have the Mikes patinae& in a duple sad faradic, manner, aid seeded stupefied that subbed ad bees dear id. The Meg emaised the Rev. Mr. Smith, one of 4 Mr. Uddeire guratur Sr his el *Moroi the cup before bewails it is these o f the Lord s supper, aad dee far bh preelka el body round towards the " altar," with Ms bdk Is magregation, and de dila' his beads, as *mei perlseadas an net of adoration, while a hymn was berg at the ...lodes of the tau ren—pnotices vilifies skied, fielid. 4th. Mr. Liddell bevies a finial eseplaint to the blase of M. Wearers% embed it obtainini and trip le:2=mM elm key el the dine* his lordship decided Kr. Liddell's aod is fader el Mr. Westerton's in amortise of the law and of the snide. of the church of trWhig that if any reed, bride the deumbent, pees;ldela el a key, it else* Medd be the eharehwar ded, mad abed gee the fade was limed. M. TM Mho dried that Ms was weed bid the 1 swims at 111.Pash esaddeed in sash a amass is to give saIIeINSIM wad that, whoa this digest had been obtained in ihe mild dada, St. lleraabse. bsll merely a chapel el Meld adept a germ preekely alibi. ' SM. TM bisho. la e dinged edam, eagewasel his in -1 Mihail Meppre p vd e th f the der apes Ms esammice table , at St. lad's, to whidt he said M bed an " imuparabie di ttr alL . The biddy mimed Mr. Liddell ler sot eddies oat his with, as impeded te M. Liddell aide swaths dace, to lad bat Me Meths used spas the eammidies table at St. Miss, and a blast me ter Lent ; leer dim ed al the many. girded "ells" Seib sew used, sad to whist his lord. elWe admen was wildly oiled by Mr. Weeders. Mil. Mr. Iddiellitining appealed te the =bout Mr. Wesesdia`sesedust wilb ennead le Ms money, the Mid. MIMI NOM M. LIMA% dew of the law, nod is Meer el 16. .Meld's ; ea& laid down that ao WOW =OM by ememsemist or otherwise Me it wq maim to no spssid sweet, =tie wiment 'Me eimehireetleas hada; besa_pre dmily shielded. The Map farther supported M. Wee tertai k lib view el tie Mw Set puede who pleas maey la the press to alkeliens in driesio ped up in bite of Eea whisk le mass sum *Mt te widsh el& theraratey le le of wee in .der in sapped/mg they had revel ht or power thus to Mate the eldest Mwhirl Meewhit sash amid to be applied ; and his 111110101) athe coarse whist Mr. Wader IsileaMinetly dna de Mid be iselskip he indelibly eddied of deli/lag elf all swab Weed el Paper tad =MS ibr OW 01•1114 mad pert Mai pmerel offertory eseertat. I lave the Med te remain, Sr, A FAIUSZIONBIt OF FT. PAUL'S, INIOHTBI3ItIDOIL WATFORD CHURCH. We regret to resent the repetition on Sunday last et the poised eees•e poometed es the 3rd out. at Watford thumb. At twelve Vole* ell the @sheet addles left the ' dwelt, sued with diem may ftsilitem Immediately td• blebs the smuts the moo Wane geed, sod the minis. ter had bat at teed Mg id his look left sit of a dewily wow46l eagmgattes. Whether Dlr. hoes is right or wrote is his views, these as be so doubt be most sae that W sew fan id worship is most ellesdesable to surly the entire body of bile teepepdes, sad when he sees the melt 'almonds' et than so 'wi l ily preemies egoism his spew, it may twos. ably be meets& that he will set hat ci that whisk wars to be so Mitestefal. Waded ins► ft totally i• aliquots to aseseutedate the luge sed webs periled= et that tows, sad the mildest sally and peel how spored soldier their busts ser their dee la odor to Name a sew demi, sad shish le peegessisg M siinpledos. Opines seems divided se ore the matte, If say, this reve rted gesdassa Is to have tole Mt sew ebareb, for it win be het a pees teetotalist to panto to ritterribe Wass; • Mle bsilehig, sad a sett 'Bethink's' °Sea to them poser met who have Already devoted es tenth we and &Walks tt the wise se their r.L•w+djeele, IL they eml the ass.' 1 1 - 60 - id - SO - 11 - 4 IM 11 - ; - 11 N VIM all N iiikNiikiNk u~' 00; We. 110; basso, 00; pu, 41 cu.._ vast sabaitted beta's* the pasties amiss the puha I NM IL% ; ; isp••••0, 1,10; oil once, in tam ; acne st: 01 1 i that the particular job oseapied. rale met tbuldro _ . use% Arra IL—There is a good Of vbect, a castanet s ,. was!lts! Janssen the t lankqualitl . t? ogertd at -* • - - ,*: Itilirifesed. d iplo Is. pw quarter , a. I n set bobs.. Barley, cab, and shafting fully udear. Esi a V l6 ._ Yell Mole without alteration. is value. Arrivals this "•F COUBT OF 0011310 N PLSAIL—Joint 12. ammo ix WICO4-11171AS Mir /MIR Mill. MIL 711M011 CUSS' ip seod, t7sa l t, ,4 4. 9 2;n tiaseed. ,• olsta. a nt; Walsh le PeaThvill: "lll MVO, Jim 12.—With a fair nappy of what and dae the trade les ruled dull to.day and lost the advance acted hr e4P s imi _ wileato . 4. em s . to gam, 7s. to ns.; white, Ifs.; p h to Mu; oats, h. Aid. per Moss. Iftweallni a lung 12.—Tits weather continue* very Mild,ak tha country is making rapid propene. At our market tills owing to oar farmers being engaged with turnip mi na very minty show of wheat tuna the growers, sod, fra ta - T h r port from Yark.lana, to lime made satieffictory mires want " an d fserign. a reduction of fully 2s. per qr. must hsvar a ; *sweated; bat holders, being unwilling to give way to the searetty a sale maned. Flour, in smut cases, was psalm -.T.% dec a mp of is. per sack, but, ou r quantity offering aoas r e *- lea* beton generally were reluctant to make such a Hye mat little attention, and the same remarks will apply Is km. malt, bums, sad pas. Oats not SO m ath isqtatad 1 96 well sustained. vw, WZIJ. MID ■L WANKS CIOIIIIM. OOLUNS AID WHIMS O. JOUXIOX,-000DO SOLD IT • KINIXO COM?AXT. The plaintiffs in this as are shareholders in a mine con ducted on the cost•book principle, and the salt was to recover the value of some goods sold. The instreetloas to sue had been given bids* purser of the mine, but is the wane of the ewe three of the plaintiffs applied to Mr. Justice Crowder to strike their names out of the proceed ings upon the ground that they had given no authority for asy action to be brought iu their names. His lordship made an order amerdingly, bat subsequently a rule wet obtained .in this court. calling upon some of the plaintiffs and Mgr game to show cause whl that order should not be , or why the plaintiffs' attorney should not pay tbe sesta. The matter to-day came on for await& Several didn't. were produced to the effect that Me purser of a lathe has authority to commence actions in the sums of the shareholders without their express authority. and it was further stated that the plaintiffs' attorney had every reason to believe that the purser had authority to give instructions to sue, and at all events that the attorney had acted without any impropriety in the matter, and ought not to be celled on to pay the coats. Another point was, that several months had been glowed to elapse 1 before making the application. The Court was of opinion that the application now came too late. Rule discharged. COURT OF R.-JtrNE 12. STAIN. we= ma IN RN 10101. This was the certificate meeting in the case of W. Joyce, engineer, of Greenwich. The accounts have already ap peared. The debts are 110,0001. ; meets elm considerable. Mr. Duncan opposed, for Mr. Shepherd, a creditor, for whom the bankrupt contracted to snake a steam-engine, 6001. being paid on account six weeks before the bank ruptcy. Mr. Bagley said the bankrupt badhad so struggle against a waist of capital ; but the immediate cause of his failure was a contrast to build two large steam-vessels for the Spa nish and Portuguese Screw Steam Company, on whisk nu merous alterations bad been required to render the vessels eligible for the conveyance of troops in consequence of the war. The assignees claimed a sum of 10,0001. on account of this contract The bankrupt had been exceedingly dili gent in rendering every assistance to the assignees. Hie Honour did not think the opposition made out ; hut, finding that the expenditure nearly doubled the pro fi ts, and that the bankrupt's trading was otherwise incautious, he must suspend the certificate (second class) for six months. THE POLICE COURT& WORSHIP ! STRFay.. Daniel Stephens, respootably attired in mourning, was charged with attempting to destroy himself, and also with hulas threatened the life of Emma Wiggett. The somplaineat, an attractive and modest-looking young = stated that the prisoner had been paying his ad to her for about six months. On the morning of Tuesday, the Nth silt, while she was attending a customer behind the counter of her employer's shop, the prisoner entered, and in an excited manner inquired whether she adhered to a determination she had expressed to break off his requaintance. Witness replied that such was her in tenting, and she had no sooner uttered the words than the prisoner drew from his pocket a null phial, which he raised to his mouth with the exclamation "Good bye," and instantly swallowed the contents. A lady who was in the shop immediately raised an alarm, and a policeman having arrived the prisoner was given into custody. The witness added that immediately after he bad taken the draught the prisoner pulled out the letter produced, and threw it behind the counter towards her, without making any observation. The communication in question, which was couched in a very desponding strain, contained expressions of passionate affection for the complainant, and after adverting to a re cent conversation which had taken place between them, concluded with the words—" I am resolved to put an end to my existence, for you signed ow death warrant last night, and if it can be effected you shall share the same fate." From the evidence of other witnesses it appeared that the prisoner, who, when given into custody was suffering ex cruciatag pain, was found to have swallowed aquafortie, and was conveyed to Bt. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he bad been up to the day of his examination before the magis trate. A »au had been found on his person when arrested, with which be said he meant to have killed himself if his first attempt failed. The prisoner bad been brought up at the Foundling Hcepital, and was without relatives or friends. He had lately been in the service of a clothier in Paddington. Reminded. LAMBETH. Robert Rieke, a cabdriver, was charged with using abusive laaguage, and also with neglecting to give a ticket with the number of his cab. Mr. Shipton, a barrister, residing in Holland-terrace, Brizton-road, deposed that he engaged the defendant to drive him to his residence, and the distance being under three-toarten of a mile, he handed him sixpence, his legal fare. The defendant, on seeing the coin, turned it over in his hand, and in a snarls; manner said, " Yon ought to be sauna of yourself for offering • poor fellow such a sum," and was proceeding to make some further remarks when witness told him if he persisted in such observations he should summon him before a magistrate. The defendant's reply to this was that teen wu no use in his doing so, as he had no witness ; sad at he (Mr. Shipton) walked towards his door, the defendant called out at the top of his voice, and in snob a way that eaveral persons in the neighbourhood must have heard it, " You an an eld vagabond." Police constable 78 P heard the defendant call out after Mr. Elhipton and say, " You are an old vagabond." Mr. Elliott convicted defendant in the pally of 10s. and oats, or ten days' imprisonment. THAMES. Jeremiah Foley was charged iWitli the wilful murder of Hannah Robertson, of Five Bell-alley, Limehouse. It appeared from the *vicious that the prisoner, who had frequently been in custody for assaults end disorderly con duct, had been in the habit of visiting the deceased, who was herself of very bad character. On Monday night de ceased was in her house, and with her two men and two women (prostitutes). The prisoner, who appeared to be mad drunk, rushed in, in a violent passion, and attacked one of the men, whom he threw from the top of a flight of stairs to the bottom. He then furiously assaulted the two women, and on the deceased interfering, he struck her violently on the bosom with his fist, and also kicked her. She fell to the ground, groaning heavily. The prisoner afterwards continued his ill usage of deceased, kicking her until she was nsuly insensible. The result was that she died a few bows afterwards. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner until Saturday. anTOL—IMMISI. Jl3ll 12.--The icatkot boo Men tame sae Inanimate tore. bat the peter et kat mak era My apaiall la Swale and Anestassa. narks us SASS bake, 2,000 201 ANNAN= at maim edam ; km 11=ns.. 11 : 1 W e i =lb Ilinele. at sic ti. hoL eon IL Jan U.—lbe mint eantinues quiet, with a gaud kikpoeidem lode brestamo Pekes paid We cannot neer be ebblicel Mat mks le Vas smeeleEW ea le the tam came cd lotto., both taro and Mien mom *panes ke tie geoeset. ODTTOS 000D11.-1118mmarrea, Jowlse yarn market kee bees way Iseethe and a swell sweat et males en mem& The eagles weelni arm. but go Vet yarn Na sevellhelem vs. =f si ts glee gill vim fir pees ems the Mee ler the raw lry mimes. la We Ms bees the quietest swag Ibis yeem belk end eh& the slimmed trainee' le enelbseelalete • west et laiildialeloollPlON et the =le whisk they hoe Wm ip by the scent opendenossln Were emwelheteeme IMO lb bows DM 1540 , tkir met hem eseeeled at lent ed. per lime la the pries dr old use day weir mawi rkhr e nge, and In the mum pregredes ler elm caw tabrie• have now a once mine Meet in main. E q ffa illii mmt r y ai rt theme s old i lidm 6ar et li rtbitt " Xs i d s , they weVeZd i r h eid:wei t g e r lei r =ge ldng emigg:t a Ve b were 1414 peeleing geode tam the raw meiselei seem mem* bought le a Meg mien. mg Isms put treepiftgreseilel; bst new that sash Mein erelverag letsk mei eft • =men adbg te d = s o guide their The emeggesee Ore • seem gond Wen Is senor preftentwomi Awl Me m. s, is lead et. may platy beeline Sreay. Moe le SIMS SWIM monity ke the gime alba et. At lasde them le sew sang! mew Is the Meg an lenseill the Mgt Weber et the NI Ms et memoptles, mid Is ismilie the saw map at oothsa lave tem le one freely his the embet dew with the surplus of the lac Mdse may be expected Is beim.. WOOL= GLOM—Lens. Jura It—There Das ben a spirited swim Sadly. Same have boa ash ow the Wet. wad were atily walla Ma Moo frINIUBC very tee sisth nu* I. mut Immo Midges; n. act. willreuelbe kir quasi** MANVIACTURWL—H Jana 11.-11 e sweat teaser able glop le the weather. leather spa wet venter be the Mies% bine me Weed ger papa Wet =Won open be be plebe mad ems begee op saw abodeleel ad • wed ode= We bags bed pep 11Weese as alegeedoweel lig be. dee dra he mend weds WE. eed mire der star war that Mesh whisk pewit, yin Is we pod, a to as& apnea et pods has shafted bands. WOOLL—ikossamna, Jogs 12.—Wc on /DM* r e i = l 0111127, mare Amoy Is Flour, sal iliwll Ihe prisret smear oinks ma beano vary ben Mon as eminsuisst cl Ilie hizr whs. m.-- 3 Jam IL—We bola pal allsedaan et Onmes ig:lis:Vt, wits hie ate d Not. Tild,•=ll° Mow Laois. frea a alatielita that of etweitta lOm whei ha Oast weellwa Wyatt arm* heasaly. aa4 that ur nara pseud il br as near • aw* ,D,. ot wit ma ammeladeleakeis trig kag =WI" at that kw wee ewer • Wheatkw beim at is ha la ditlia• .'llitt aa of rod. IA slishie. bet aka baby ca the arm Zang an& 4idl ig S li e ao. good to eiL Ste wit* at Meese ate 'Ph eadlagia ~weleame s itawir/ owe maw ta Os air • IS, IN* kw ire ail Las badatas &i k she ail Ilya. bet asealear Me lewd. a te m woe math lariats pad a& MN NM I le $ : VONA Otein BOP INTELLIGENCE. Mernetoww—Thabine is sow growing tut 411 s Inas planless" recovering their healthy coiner, aftme fhe rt i t i ti o rimed se thus by the amid winds a fortnight ese. %fi e amid owe morn et the ropes el the pleatollon tiaboa g the whole of Um speak et Ull= ma b ia o r rr igills mad the ocriparative absence of Geade l.ll. Tau Coon to Km Herm—The w eather i=p lampsithe be e z2bly favourable foe the whole of the r-": :: : : ; l 7 ....l... u lgh Zi ... d i g f et :4l4. tiwistiatlett7.l4 areht itzro:::;: m el e i tb . h it e re"; 7 / 1 11 : mir ea"iie b ettefbadTi am ' s:tbi thia a f ipei r e : 111 : inima illib illii i et a way barren yfeta=aa ere f psearere kb Et Farmer lee mare seer mothlos left to wig tor. The Meek Wal a elk velour, Weft isat and viserote %m ei haidtag out the prepare of a magnificent growth. well as pas and NM and potatoes. Mr prang aw e the late rides baying olloftaml mot =rall:Pt. tba bag berran i aset Pas"" aeoeolor illa rlY e Una mirk Shore are etre* talked= gat lbe sae ty w y mom be oCtka ow* dotoosur_oolkdotell sky mai am a t all Me tire met abeetaa oroenroose elm eg the aid e d, no show el Itimmea le aese.yeken moot spiesaid. sod *are le sam Plan roosts la e2ea obeoloat mop. By 514 0 f Minx tti of taw, It rem be Widest kr awe fia t the botriehi may et the met p m caning in the sialasent that the bine r ekes, Wpm We have ampseismed la its fell rigour the d ix g u m me d winter," and there appears to be eray ream to manilas that we shall In turn enjoy the blessings and mesa.. .t an m cm . fashioned eamsner."—gusgsecfdeeetreer. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Sarah Sands (u.), reported u baying damaged her maahl. nery in a trial trip yesterday, arrived safely in port, tes statement being unfounded.—Liverpool, Inns 12. LTVZILPOOL SNIPS AT FORAION POSTS.—Crathir, Newfoundland; Dorcas Prince, at Venice; Ciatn (a), at Genoa; Whitehaven (a.), and Monarch of the Bea, Gibraltar ; Pelican (se.), at Heleoet ; Arab, at Mugu, ARRIVED. itLizeirtem Couutaita -et Harwich, June 11, frcsa...llo Om* Anasta-at Queenstown. June 10, from WM Bataatut-at Bristol. Juno 11, from. .... . ............ ifzin BRILLIANT-at Southampton, June 11, from col a Curcuseatt-at Chatham, Jane 11, from CulinCLOT-at Falmouth, June 11, from Cicsaors-at Gloucester, June 10, from ..Alusefte CaLereo-at Greenock, June 11, from Trhilel emmon-at Gravesend, June 12, fr0m.............. ...X0nl CORDOTAL- Se Gravesend, June 12, from „...........= Consr-at Gravesend, June 11, from Doric (m)-at Liverpasl, June 12, from-. -. , ........ Melissa or liornaatesn-at Greenock, June 10, ircet....faels Les Dutton-at Greenock, June 10, Irom Nee Tat liscammasse-at Dr.', June 11, from esadulel Eur-at Falmouth, June 11, from.- ............ -.0101 E.DWAID HILTON-at 6hielda, June 11, from - ...... - 11gdogne Fiurs-at Oravesmd, Jane 12, from Min Own fileva-at FamouN June 11, from C. at As Gwanea-at Gravesend, June 12, from- Ilmrearorr -at Graveeend, June 11, from. Hismmena-at Gravesend, June 12, from .. Hawn. Mous -at Falmouth, June 10, fr0m.....- - Hamicaus-st Greenock, June 10, from... ..... ..... .Thild Honear-off Liverpool. Jule HI lona-at Bristol, June 11, from Baum Awn B. Ilaaate-s . . Falmouth, June 11, from. -limed Lessemumn-at Liverpcol, June 19, from ....lain LeMmua-at Liverpool, June 12, from -Mks 1114asarier MID Aim-at Gravesend, June 12, .fr0m........101 ' Halm -at Plymouth, June 11, from -.Am Octnall Burns--at Liverpool, June 12, from An* PuILOIMPA-at Falmouth, June 9, from... ....... lieho Fismoru-ati Queenstown, June 10, from Nam Tie rams Clormv-et Liverpool. June PIUMDII-ne Li June 12, from -Peak Raman ( n) --at ve r i' verpool. June 12, from Din ' RIT4L-ae Gleatioster, June 10, from. St. Job's, Pk Tam Civics-off Falmouth, June 11, front. .lisrmi Tioaa-at Queenstown, June 10, leces lamb VAXOVAID-it Pottamouth, June 10, from -loses Vamp ns Game (n) -at Southampton, June 11, frore......tmee Wm. Pnr-at Bull, June 10, from la Wallas-at Hull, June 11, from Pileups `erara-at Shiolite, June 11, from CelMl SAILZD. ALMS PROwi—troat Cork, June 8, A. 14.1011-110111 'arm June 8, to ALUM—from Larrpool, June 12, .to Aymara—from brerpool. Jane 12, Alava—from Liverpool, June 11, . . Bro-froa Car Tiff. - J ute 9, to .... ............ alis Flamm -tram Falmouth, June 11 , to , ...........liebi BILIDIAIOIII Paccar-front Falmouth, Jane il, .to -.OM Bagamma-tram Greenock, June 9, to flas Bois Coma-from Cardiff, June 9, to -.MO CEAaus Toms-Cron Cardiff Jane 10, to All Nassoos-troes Greenock. June 9, to .................... 0110 roan-tram Seloambe, June 11, to la a-troen GI ATSOOZO, June 12, June .... ... -...80gi0 - Coms--tront Gravesend. IL . to AUSTILLI-&0011 Gravesend, Rune 11, to..Borims __ _o-hont Llama, June 12, to 1100 aoacraic FLASII--tral Osmond, June 12, to Ocatso l l l 1000a1D-tram Liverpool, June 12, to Egum-from Cardiff, June 9, to °zt = Zusa-from Cardiff, June 10, to - Buy , -Rom Portsmoath. June 11, to .Jasin FITSIAMEO-froca Quesnitown, June 10, to ............... -Lan Oamago-from Cork. hoe 11, ,to LIZI e t Gaza Comma-tam laWoal, , Jane 11, to Onomom-Rom Gravessod, June 12, to Ahem lirusigia-tranCinsemeown, LJtme 10, t 0........-... ...... Ardrun ITUNA-Ram Quiesbris. JAM 10, to ..............-- 140 " boo-from Quetodosni. June 10, to -.lois JUL/0000-0M Gravemod. June 12, it' .. .. .... - ..... ....AP ' [anon (N.)-Gem Laorperg, JOOO 12. to Comm% looane-aunt Plll. Joao 11. to Le Itazustoso-frootenollff. June 10, to Bils 1000T uano W Aimr_ ZIOl t T-408 QllololoollB, Juse 12, June to 10, t 0. .... ..... . Bcruni 1.6•11 1 .. w ammo- fro :on 11, to Gen Osma-front one 10, to Forma.vorno-Ram Cardiff, Jane 9, to C. Verbs ffroillTarGalmia-onnorm-tromlav"°°‘Gravesealid,°°°Jlnne4 12, t° ........ ........................ la Jima Sourrum-trcet Liverpool. June 12. to 11011(00170011•0000000001 , 11 1 JOOO 10, t 0.......... lit. NICOLO-411S Oudif, June 9, to thooms-Rem Oildiff, June 10, to .... ........... OPxoer.lAololooll-61•Qmonstowa, June 10, to .............. ... WO Vomoto la o-froo Foloonth, June 11, to.. ................... ..„, eb .66-toot anamotows. June 10, to-- ......... ih. Job 'vas 1/versool. June 12, to JOIL COTAULII iii VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. *donors Nauru, from Loudon to Australia, April 23, 13,114 lon. 26 W. Apatumnnon (ship), from Bauderland tot Cann; May lijf i g i oat, all well, lat. 2.10 N., Lao. W,.40 W. CALet (barque), Apr , 1 22, lat. 19.20 8., 28.30 W., SO Sae . New South Wales. =Mug six Mehra water pm boor; all Hoary Moore. from Liverpool to Bombay, June $ Ist. 711, los. 11 W. Orly. from Liverpool for Calcutta, out 29 days, May 2, lat. 2 2 . 1* 13.10 W. Wycliffe, from London for Port Phillip, April SO, lit. 51006 21.21 W., 20 days out. BIRTHS, MARIUAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BIDDLE.—June 9, at Hartniouth.grore, Blackheath. the W I 4. Bev. A. Biddle, of • daughter. HANBAID.—June 11, at Busen.gardens, Ilyde.pars, w. ' Pipe. Hansard, of a son. JONES.—June 10, at Arple.streat, Bt. 'MIMI, OA WOO d (111 ‘ R. C. Joan, car d Rale., of a son. NATHAN.—June $, at Tairlstoek-equare, the wife of A. T. NaderEß, 01 a son. WOO WOODWARD.—June 9, at the Medical Hall, 11 9 0 theo etr Mr. W. Woodward, K.R.P.S., of a am YOLLAND.—.luneWourne-pork, the wife of WO' W. Yolland, of the Royal Engineer% of a daughter. INIAZILIAGIUS. ONES—CURMING.—Juts• 9, at 81. P Lieut. F. D. sou of the late 8. Joon, gag postmaster a Dada: 'garret Wunadaughter Abe late Oapt. Cu:000M dog ° the ilitary ta of Madam. 1 ta 10 INTANGR—CRA 118.—.1use 9, at Bt. Giles% CamterieL , , - e Rev. R. King, William Santana', of Great Towsratreet , ra,„.7i, Cheam. Surrey, sob of V. gentsace, be., of liszl as iTio"., Anal, e, daughter of J. Cm" au., of Old Resumed. ... L SO 9ILLIARB—BIRCH.—Jane 8 , at the pariah chrtubt=ggi by the Raw . J. Stevenson, Vicar of Patrirro..7f i k 8. L W Esq., eau of lie J. B. William'. NOW' al !!lots. to B atab Sala% daughter of I. Birch, fa+, MATS& ALLFlBB.—June 9 at Itoehill, Toubridge.wallt. Wu ° tt of the Rae. 0. F. Infrared 38. DOULCOTF.—June 9, at wall, Surrey, J. E. Boaliott , FA , 'WM.—Joao 7, at Lalooler, Ilre. F. W. Ewes, a i „,' r ...!‘ 604 GAILBAD.—Joss 9, km Mary Gonad. widow fax. ^ late of Bares, tlasz, and 91. arr. JO 111,11YNEq.—J1119 4, It the bona of his father.io•law t Cal° . °I Illawowld) We. Thom* Edward Row, 01 Firoallas.. 1111LLI6.—JmaA, at Seumewlek.terrase. Window: the Rev. J. A. I=9l 111069.1111.—Jana 11, at . 1991bary, Harrow, J. Mow* of 11°°114"11 79. I Wa r rTif=A d. weet at W Canib er ridge•temee, 11044104 widow of it s alt, of the Nth Het. Petaled and polghbed by War.tAir fait tam. e Nee Wm* Is We tie °1116% tuoto.ba thernonisqg yrwapiassadvie I) /, ' opi gritg . 10 4.1 sq oat G _LA) ur TM pints l an let to l. PI 0.,e MO' *Goon," dam from DAM& N lying farm NEM yea with 1 " 1 " , load from Brown. iv diss• • hr: -. d" shd garde' Ist with or sop. near HE bat lag off or I ▪ sasdr g rowth of shpulatis d Tamils b3t thihY 21h- (hut lands' Ms 110148. 30. RIB Izt itimenus dibuitto , mw *cow the ittelleltet aglitter, =XI Mt, Ns& 1111ONSIft ON Mini thy Yobs'% Jo Sumer, 1! Smatter lookasar Wastiace MIE THU PA Booiw Ihays 1 voL EARLY CRETIN let , eyed EpEARI rit li tqk _dots I! BARRY r l.9;;n Londot sad Ca. ; B. Wash sad Qv. ; 1n ei plied to) with limt It LM years th "4 earl Inferior -7 11 . 30 e the otto N.B. 'ost at WM In advai A POll sad Non DA T., Pass • ! —EVEI West* Bit; mg" IMF - Ble above the ag of the been ■ I au tlon es favour • Br. C. Club i name. Carl At Maths week. keen with Th •erui Pond St. P Lord Rail Conti Room IN eons topol from kohl foam four tube D inf , .. ri theii /aim t• A