The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-16 00:00:00

• DUBLIN. JULY 14. ledge Jackson, in addressing the grand jurr eet a; thiLitnerick County Assizes, said that during years' experience of the Munster Circuit, both sea a htruing barrister and a judge, he Inver knew sash ' calendars. Limerick city can boast on Cale ee. seise of a maiden using, then not being w a ng l e sass he triaL Although the anniveremy of the tattle of th e Boyne has pussd off this year without any party col lision, it ham unfortunately been Busked 6 y en m t. dent which it is feared will Fel? f astaL A number of youths in the vicinity of Potts sown carried about an .Igy of the P•Po, at which ernte pumas in the crowd unwed themselves by grin d with ball cartridge; and, unfortunately, one, mw e awkward than the rest, lodged a ballet in the ' glad or the young man who carried the.Mgy. I'. is said that his rat:every hopeless. A drone; p ar ty of eeeetA h e l er y had been sent from Dublin to the north to assist, if itinerary, in preserving tl'a peace en the 12th; bat their ser ving were not required. The Orangemen in most plena oelehrAted the anniversary by indoor festivi ties, at which they eve expression to their senti• meets, without offending their Roman catholic neigh bours. The accounts of our harvest prospects are favours tie beyond all precedent. The crops of all kinds are advancing rapidly to maturity, and promise a most abundant u well as an early return. The potato crop looks exceedingly healthy, and the supply of young potatoes in market is becoming more abundant. As a natural result of the promises which the season holds forth, a alight decline has taken place in the price of grain. Almost every part of the oountry has been visited by thunderstorms within the last few days. John Adye Curran, a liberal barrister, is a candidate for the °Moe of Lord Mayor of The estate of Turin, Dear Hollymoent, in Mayo, has been pun:hived foe a Scotch gentleman, Mr. E. Rutherford, of Boxbargbahire, by Mr. T. Miller, of Edinburgh, fey 18.3001. The ship Her Majesty, the scene of the recent hor rible tragedy on sea, has arrived at Waterford. UNARY FRAUD. BXTRAO (Item lialipsoCe lhoterager.) A very extreeedisury awe wee yesterday submitted to *a Talmud of Conoodiaol Poi v. duo lens Wog Mow : —la hilt se4 11$4 eumsesse eievellereseets apparel in iloeproviemsiel aewspapeee, einersodog that a `ciempany, ..s the husgebe: pansomisd ei a mead at 2,000,900( bee bum Omen to of imeneansos *plan damage to =l ll ll hit, against the malady he petatose a.d viaes, and murrain in settle; it wee she MOM that it had been itely wroadtated by deed, signed helsee M. Pallet, a memisp, nod easselliened by Inipseial Mame( the 14th June, UN; and that le was peesitiail as. by aboard composed of IMO of the pdasigel Amami/ere, wr o were the Marquis de Creey,Keigbt Glebe Leese of Hon Jur,Baron Knight of hen Penned° of ftela. M. de Caesium, laad *weer, 11. de Is Orange, cool M. Neatigey de Coercallee, beakers, K. hands, of the ifflaistry of Moues, and 11. Ch. de Viii , a ' , tithed °Oar. To this infor mation was added a notiisatien that the earepeay required agents in all partial' Freese, at liberal waries t mad that the anenagiag dliselse. M. Maoris, 26, Rae de Tearoom, was shaved to appoint Nen lee emerable applhatious ler the egomania were mods, sad M. Geoids, in reply, sated that tho egoists treuid be required, as esearity for their honesty, so subs= ibir for a certain aumbar of shares laths company, and to pay part of the value of them down, the rest in a few months. A number of people eagerly oons.mted to th. se sonditioas. sad remitted dilfrrent soma to 11. Things went oa very pleasantly to Jane, 1864, whoa the siesta, not being paid their salaries, began to grumble ; bet Guerin pacified them by writing to say that the somplay was about to est•ad its operatinas, by effecting Warm*. *palest Are, sad that a mator and a near relative aisminia tar was about to briars 2,000.000 f. late it. The seam wised patiently for some time, bat still ref:wilding me esiories, they beesate rather diaeresis. Goods themosima informed them that it had bean deternimil bring the operation. of the assoany to a close, est*, woes not eneeessful. and that coaseguently it would not be worth while to livable him with say further aorrespondeant. Mime of his dupes came to Ports, and they found to their astooish- Kent that the company had never bean formed by deed or sametioaad by imperial dearer, that no such parsons as its direstore existed, that it had no once, sad no clerks, sad that (kerbs hat esrrird on its bu•hreas entirely himself in a mall roam. They !versed elm teat he had disappeared, end that no mar mild tell n hat had become of him. The police, having ecirenteao•4 inqoiries, ascertained to their astonishment that the man bed inebtasled the SA011111•11 sum of 1,200,000 f., and what seemed to then even may waaderful, that he had dome this without sa y mossa ys aa , They have slum made met active exertion to iliamwee his retreat, but is vain. A-cording'', they yesterday mead him to be tried by defiult, and the tribunal, attar nativist; evidence of proof of the preceding facts, sentenced the min to flee years' imprivornent, 3,000 f. he, and ten years' in tertliction of civil rights. El YDB-PA RI& Hyde-park was yeVerday the scene of another "demonstration," which, at one time, assumed a rather threateniag upset, but owing to the prompt iaterferme of the polka, the disturbance was of a character wink lees se Sous than that of the Sunday previous. As no placards tied been issued daring tn. week it was generally 'apposed that no more that the ordinary assemblage of people would take plan Ia the park. Neverthalees, the authorities had takes the necessary protintione, sad the pollee were in peat fora, in the neighbourhood of the perk, and at the ca rious station. The gathering in the park was moth inferior he members and respectability to that of lest week. The t roughs" were the diet on the rased, followed by some hundreds of noisy end miechievously inclined boys. Pro bably not more than from 8,000 to 10,000 people were assembled at any hoer of the day. The polies took steps as on the preceding Sunday to mesa dianthuses by direct ing carriages to avoid the great drive. Most of them did so, and the few vehicles which took the usual route wen allowed to pass along without any interruption' (rem the noted. About three o'clock, a hall tipsy sua, shabbily dressed, stood apes the protrudiog roots of a Me, whisk served as a rostrum whines te address to those it his mediate vicinity sing ramblias speech, the wisest part of which probably was the amending sentence, ia whisk be ansomeed his immune of going home directly. Two met, who npresented themselves as his friends, took Ida by the arms after his speech, for the purpose, as they said, of seeing him home, and vomiting the police meddling with line ; bat it was immediately rumoured that they were themeless sonstables in plain clothes, and a mob, composed chiefly of boys, followed et their heels, shouting and eheeriag, mid natianally Increasing in ambers until they paused out of the Albert-gate, whea they were nearly a Aniseed striteg. Their appestatsa outside the Park caused great alma, and as they proceeded onward to Wawa plse• the cry wee raised, "They ere gong to the unarm to mash the vis itant again." However, before they had got 20 pas they tamed back etldnly, and re. entered the Park by the guts opposite the Turkish Exhibition. A rewind irruptive took pleat some time afterwards tram the Alboragate, and the mob, noting as before dowa were just Weenie( to pick up storm le pre parades for a skirmish with some patlemee who szponnlated with them, whet they were charged by two divisions of police, who, *rename is hand, proceeded to dear them away, but with peat temper east medention ; a Makin whisk they were vigorously nested by sem gen tlemen resident I. the locality. The smarm* of two geoseted poliemen eoming out of the Albert gate at a trot, with rattling a.tteaa, was anhaps as effectual as anything else la sowing the facilities rioters. By ale o'clock the seighboarbood was well nigh cleared of its former dime detly empaats, end Hyde-park itself wore Nib of its mud appeennes. The police, however, wore kept co duty till dash. Yesterday's demonstration will probably be the last. LAIIICII AT BLACIWALL—Os Saturday afternoon ▪ ells rip s d 1.710 saes. blames( to Mr. Richard Orem, eel didemmail the Alipassimeem was launched with all beans Boa that sistletaaa*e yard. et Bleckwall. and inlibmat tbsaliabtoma tooloast osourriso to mar the pleasure, ad the mummy. The interim d the yard woe crowded with latight o so 4 Elooktroll-p4r, sod ovary available spot hem slow S *got lb. lancet+ could bo +bile most dohs ddeobi e k the But loillo Book. particularly Xs. Orem% Mips, ewe daily &atoll with ovary dasatiodoo sit eoleess. The Awn Ana ship Titan. is Mr. Chroto's dry dock, waa ittad eat In the otosomoillolito u sioottlithiso able soupsoy, moo, town N obtotooll So Animism Misistw, tb. Branham Mtabilito, and may Moms THE LAYS Lou) Bhatd, the mayor if Bristol, hes bleed • swiss task spas the mini in the Memos at Mosel wish Ms smulas alibi kw Lord Bolan (.4* a view is Vide intomma is Ws family vault at Bad minteeNsbe chic asMsdihn (PM Wis stleadasm and follow the body la asmanden *mush Me My to he boundary. Tits dors dm Manses@ his Mips that We Mimes will diem Wit plans of betimes sa We osessies.—Dristol likrewry. Captain Jobn! M'Dougall, R.N., has ban ap pointed Admiralty superinteadent of the 8 inthasentan wail piglet station. This Meer was made carols is 1836, sad 1 will probably be am aswital Wien los& wins be whim's" bold hit appotatatot. IL.M lintentemm vorsofOLUAII - OXIIITT COMM Os mama west. 11sAaremsT. PeasS4B94-81ftre Mr. D. D.lissea.—Mehres , Jety II; Tbsollq. 111; Pray. M. Demmairrase.—Mdlrs ILL Ihrjout 11. O. Jaw. —Prkkay. My • Yeriq. fh tl oiLatraMmao.—Delore Kr. Sorjesat *AL —. Ilmar. —Pm PaMlWrosi. Mee Mr. Ilidsma Mottribblelay, his A. Isimmaim ai r iegedi ewsMed.—lihre Mr. G. alva.—Prlbri. ju im IlurioseL—Bslono Mr.]. P.:glar.—Tom. ia r wi ds IL WAI/WWI/101. ri Ilmikatrist.—Belors 11r. 3. D, Trearr.-74ursda7, Jay Is. INSOLVENT DEBTORS DOUBT.-3ULT 14. =POO Ili ili IX as mum= MIMI PZILLIPS. rrrnoi DUINIUND. This iseelvest, who applied nadir the neneution Act, vs% described as a doctor of medicine end surgeon. Mr. Niacin and Mr. Dowse appeared for a number a medlars, and Mr. Barred supported. It appeared that lbe beelveat gad been in mastics is Northampton and is Lades as a sur geon. It was sew proved that he had disposed asilielose to his patients. Aa objection was takes *a bra was a trades, sad that his petition cuold not be disabled. The debts were beyond 8004 Mr. Commissioner Phillips held the Melodies to be fatal to the rarities, and ordered it to be disealassa. • IN TH3 MATTIS, or JOHN TRONA& This laeolgpt, who likewise applied under tbarsiblotkia Aet, had been safety for his brother for a debt maw OR the sebodulir. Mr. Commissioner Phillips told Ma bis bed so hwer to name day, as theAst of Parliament wail milit snow im; bet he might apply ia a wink for a preSsollhe saw. The iseolvent urged upon the .out that As MI aerie to pay the debt. The learned Commissioner Author ezamikeed the sehed•lo, and told the insolvent that he bad &geed mind, tor attempting to argue the matter with him, to adjotria the ease for a month instead of a week. The court reseed to name a day for the final order, bat gave leave to apply in • week. IN RZ PATRICK lINZAN.—APPLICATION 701 • --------- -- Mr. Reed applied is this ease fora protedlog order. The isectiveat had beam in prism sines May. Mr. Cfttasissioner PhilYpe dooleted that it was a bad ease. The insolvent had &Unloosed peefutp to all the witnesses : he richly deserved the Imprisonments be bad suffered. The Coon gave parade sloe to Nin up for a protecting order. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—BEnroaD, JuLs 14. The seattniaelon was opened yesterday. This 'amiss Bares Aldersoa toot his seat in the Crown Cone, and Baron Parke presided at Nisi Prins. The calendar con tained way eight ewes. Indb, egad 19, was charged with the manslaughter of William Webb. The primmer sad &owed were amens; they worked foe Mr BrimLey, a farmer, at Williston, sad, in the meath of May, were gamed with seem ether, in lesdieg manure in the tars yard. They ' g reed to him same beer, end primmer found the money, but after tbe bear bad been drunk there was a dispute as to the mama for it, and the two Webb, quarrelled. Josiah bit doomed Int, and they had a fight for a few miente., bat deviled m me of the labourers interfering. The deaeeeel immedietely sow planed of a pie in his side, sad maid met le to dinner whoa the rest did, but lay down la the elleMe for ea hour,' after which, lading the pain still eentiumik be went home, sad died that evening, ao medical meletease having been sought for. Dr. Barker wee called in Aar death, sad, ea mantiaatica of the body, found that the @pima had been ruptured, which, in his opiates, mull net have takes plum without great mines. On beheLf of the prisoner it was attempted to be shown that no great Menem had been mod by the prisoner, Is& deist to have amounted for so carious an injury, and, there. fore, that the mass of death remained a mystery. The jury retuned a verdict of Guilty, but added their opinion that it was ea unlucky blow, and that primmer bad no imitation to baba serious injury. The judge said be thought so too, and, therefore, should peas the light sentence of me day's Imprisonment. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wmanans, JULY 14. Eli /111176 0091M-MOlllll ■t. MITICII WILLIAMS. WATLING MID 01110111( O. MUMS. (S. 0-IMPORTANT TI In this came Moan. Watling and Osborn, shipoware, of Great Yertaosth, were the plaintiffs, rod Mr. Robert Mises, shipowner, and =eager of the Slams Tug Twin Company, at Southamptos, wee the deleadest. Mr. Butt and Mr. Hairston gondol** thepleisdillt am ; Mr. Mosta/as Smith and Mr. Sewell that erste de silent. The issues placed before the jury were, lisel"4hat • skip belonging to the plaintiffs had stork oa a imed-besk ; that they had employed the defendant to eig mil that he had failed to do from aot nen, the estaille 41161111111/2 sad secondly, that by miaregressatedens to the pleklidh' agent he had induced them to sell her at a lose sod eased them damage. To the fist ion the defead r a h lti al Mat he had toed all the endeavours to et the ship whisk be was bend to see by his contract with the and le the rood he pleaded not guilty. '1 he ease, as shows by Mr. - Butt for the *Milk was, that ors the 23rd of August last their brigantine, the John Watson, Captain David Put*, was ea her voyage flan &Monad to Southampton, with a cargo of mai, she missed stays sad went aground on a sandbank, ealled the Bruables, between Southampton cad Cowes ; it was blowing hard at the time, sad the efforts of the crew and of the pilots who came to their assistance were unavailing to get her off. Two steam tugs, with the detention on board, cams don from 8 outhampton late in the evening, and tried to get her off with a cable, bat without memos. The vessel filled, and the captain engaged the defendant as agent for the owners, to clear out her storm for a sus of 261., which he proceeded to do, and took thus up to Southampton Books. A telegraphic mwags was seat to the °wawa, and in the course of a few hours • Ittr. Teesdale arrived boa Great Yarmouth on behalf of the owners and of the saderwriters, the Mutual Insurance Club. Mr. Teesdale agreed with the defendant that be should try to get the vowel off, and an agreement was drawn up, in whir the de. tendert bound Muesli to use his buoys, sad the other means at his Magma, for the nest three high tides, and for that he was to receive 601., but if he succeeded is going her off and towing her into dock, 211. more. Defendant proceeded nest morning to the vessel, Om did little towards riling her for the drat tide; on the 11101164 ebb defendant caused some holes to be cut in the ha by which he found that she was built of good sound oak cad net el fir. Oa the third ebb the buoys were shackled te the vessel, end when the tide dosed she wee rem oat of her mad desk a a ss * m r 4 ft. 6 ; the Ana tug whisk hod beau in before was then at Sesthiriptlin sad set et head is w the vessel off the bank, mod as of the wiemems, a workman, stated that the delssient knocked of the Mashie pin ea the larboard ids, eel ordered the ether beer be be let go sad the vessel mink again dress tae the sr& The witness mkt es ahr defendant Se gat bee of for 101., if he west allow them the use of the tog , and it should be " so roams, se pay." Defeatist mil, " Pooh, pooh ; nosesses ; she is set worth 61., and left the vessel. Nest day be Feminists/ to Mr. Teesdale Mal he bed performed hie emeleein wMk blast meld set get her of, but that as the mated & he her wage them he would ley ease more; he Mr. Tomlin to think he boil dose so when he saw his again, elthwegla all that he had doss wee to take away the materials. He repreesated to the asset that the ship had broken her beak, that she wee of WI in, sad thee be bed bitter sell her. Coos these npresealatime, • sale We plass ea the Bth of September, when the dens& aut. threugh his father, poroltased her, with the two lower note reatiag, f.. 4 211. He also purchased a considerable part el be, does, which woe sold at the same auction. Two days due the sale the agent, Mr. Teesdale. was seoridted to as the Jobs Watson safe and apparently %a niseed is the Southampton Water, bevies bees get ratio very day after the sale. However, aothin modem thee, repreesting that by en 'unordinary high tide lobed bees maitre to get her off. Some thus after, from • eammialeadis made he the swans by am of the am tr: em- ir the dehodelft beanies were instituted, whish sll* mesas at Ilia, and brim the mood berg a good one, valsed roared for 86111. Mr. M. Smith, by his statement, and the evidesee be pro. dual, showed that the egrament smite which the dread. ant misers& le armpit to get oaths oriel woe • untidy &laid mod spiral me, sad had been faithfully ear. dad sett that the ilidiadaat had offend to Ist the moat have his boom and that they were not amend. Mr. Teesdale mil he would set espied mere apes the vessel than to make her a teal lees, that sie was rash Mehra, and that he had • mark spirt her an the Innesese Cosh. The del aslant only agreed to um hie buoys ma sash other seem as he had at his own disposal foe the three essoteding tides ; that the lost ebb they hied to ow melee her with • chain, but the mod well aseeiew thous t that She hales were made in bee net seem whet she was mar 54 halm than if she wee Wow semgh M boo the r ned the hasp ; as the hone welt OM is the mopes of bas all he dose then ana be l dean end that en Mid ohm high tide, by seam of the huge, shrifts Imeght Men ems keel, bat th en wee set wart ansegh aimed her Mellow her to be got of; Gartland bees soloed wesid have Mee gime fee the tog se muse,whish itesalliem ease is half otiose ; that the inmost bury broke away *so the Main plate, sad thee the vessel howl mai& fate bee lest midis, mod that be hued ft impossible to get Me of at diet time. Mr. Teesdale peeper to sell the marl by modes, sad Mat was dam es the he of ileptendier= in thedeelMehre b by ein=dvertised, sad the was mode wily t's father ; a lp Mir some of• asap is the wild mese days be = semi was frittered away does the wool, sad ha IMO to raise her and tow bar of thesestrisy, after patting • large sambee if seelo Ire her, mod that he heil to expend upwards of NU apes her Mina she midi for as sills. Hi mil ihie wee • very onions sense. The I ns se w. g o gimp" she defendaat with wilful fraud I. sat ueler the oadremme he eve bound to do to raise the vend Mil gee ler ern end is MO emend he wee 'barged with raki, frendulest gagresietatigase sad srVt sa tlo eels et the void, to set km ter his ON/ OW Mrs the ramie wee so sediellog he woe glad a jog, end sot himself, bad to doable a bat it is the morass of their duty %boy was to dhows the ovation et dups, than must I he 6wd am tho vase of the ship so she arm the &web it Boothosptoo, loss the rtes paid to dm hohadssit. Tailory, attar moo Lsty , soosaltattoo , total o medial Ise the PlairAn os bodi issou—dsosseso 11501. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-0X70111), JULY 14. cows COVEIN-111170111 COMP ZOOM IPOILLIKK. Milieus Non*, aged 23, Jain Charm, 23. and Jew Cherry.l7. were lised for raleetouly assaultiag Bliss Watts, ea Cowley Marsh, sear Weed, ea the 26th of March lest. Mr. Huddlestoa sad Kr. ebony prostrated; Mr. Wil liams deteaded. The ease aeoupled enema Mara. TM Jury retired from the mart, and were linked up for upwards of an hour. Oa their Tenn, they prournseed a verdict of Geary egotist all the prisoners, sestrary to the sante, up and &religion of the judge. The judos, without soy further remark, told the orismien that after rush a verdict he hod so alternative bat to ma• tease theta to traseportarlow for Wt.._ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1855. POROI ♦ ►ILL. MUNN J*u, a schoolosseter, aged 70, was indicted For felesionaly uttering to the Rev. W. 8. Brietaell, at Rashest es the 20th of March, 1855, a curtain paper willing purporting to he the lest will and testament of Gee Jobs Paling, with intent to defraud, well knowing the I mom to be herd. Mr. Ilmilimiss and Mr. Cherry prosecuted. Mr. WD Ileum ilehmeni The case ocaupied several hours, and a Mega tramber el erflueases were examined at considerable limith, but the dame was brought home as clearly that the ivy would set troolle the judge to sum up, and declared ths_ phew Chrilp. Misjudge ezpremod his regret that the advanced age of the premium prevested his awarding such a sestina as was due to the atom, and ordered him to be imprisoned sad kept to hard labour for eighteen calendar months. 1170111 1112. /MIMI ZILE. Charles Chance, Williams Smith, Alfred Smith, end Thomas Biome, were charged with beeskieg open a dwelling bone and stealing a 101. note, then wadies, and ether se. tides, the property of Mr. John Tine, at agglerg. gar Banbury, on the Ist of May last. Mr. Pigot and Mr. Cripps prosecuted Mr. Williegnie• leaded Chance awl Alfred Smith ; the ahem wen tadr fended. Prom the relines, it appeared that early in the imensing of the let of May let the prosecutor's bone was Wakes into bbyy four toss, who went into his bid-real genesil wish sl.tole, sad their fans canna with mope. They ilenseadsd mosey, and he gave them up a 101. nod of the Banbury Old Bank ; they then ransacked a bureau, oarless drawees, bone, and cupboards, and took therefrom a quenthy of plata, three watches, two rings, and various other sickles. They tied the ntor and his wife to the bedstead, and then p eel to the rooms occupied by the present tor's sister and servant, and tied them also to the bed steads is • similar manner, tallier all of them that if the made a noise they would blow their brains out. About 11 o'clock the same nothing the rinser' were at Warwick, and changed a 101. Banbury note ; and several days altar they were taken into custody, and upon them were totted two pistol., a dark lanthorn, a now bar, centre bit, and housebreaking implements. The prisoners were identified by then presentee, his sister, and servant. The camel for the oilman, contended that the evident of identity was not safileient to warrant the jury in finding the prisoners guilty, sad dwelt strongly on the fast that no portion of the property had been found on them. The jury without any hesitation pronounced all the pel icans Guilty, and the Judge ordered them to be transported for 15 years. The courts rose shoat six o'clock, the entire holiness being brought to a close. THE POLICE COURT& matrnori-Rouss. Devil Banat! mid David Paloth were brought before the Lord Mayor upon a charge of baying been manned in the plunder of the premises of Messrs. Deuce and Co., In Sing Willimmetreet. The vale* of the property stolen, which semis% of watches and jewellery, is believed to be upwards of 2,0001. Mr. Lewis appeared for Polack. The justice.roont was crowded with tradesmen. J. T. D share aid—l am lons's' to Messrs. John Deane and Co., ironatompre and jewellers. Oa Monday, the 9th of July, at 7 o'clock, I west to the promisee to open the warehease. I keep the keys. I opened the door, and upon going in saw that some plated goods had been taken from the cams on the counter. I also saw that the stock in the shop was in confusion. I proceeded up-stain and found as iron doer, whisk separates the plate-room from the show room, opea. I sent for • policeman, who muse in about flee minutes after, and I took him through the house. Upon es• mining the stock I missed a large number of watches aad a quantity of jewellery, which had been takes from the treat shop on the ground Boor On the previous Saturday maning,st about twenty :Mouths past 7 o'clock, I locked the outer door of the premises, and also a padloek outside, and I toot the keys away with me. Before I left the house, I saw that the bondage which separates the plate.rooat from the store room ea the lint floor wee fastened. Ido not know either of the J. =; l : L assielant to Mr. Fuller, pawnbroker, of Etaire.pithe, Oemmiseelel-ad East, said-1 prods** two silver 'Mass whisk were pawned at our shop on the 10th of July ier111.24., in Use name of " John Emanuel." They war: e AM by Ile rebores Barnett, who was sloes when be Owns. Uwe mesa Barnett before at our dim, to best of my belief. swiss. The two watches were pledged by Bumf; to the beet of my belief, at about a quarter past 2 o'clock I. tie afternoon. Ater Basset made the pledge, I saw Ma leave the shop, and, to the beet of my belief, he was joined by the other prisoner. He tam mite • ggeeesyy apnea cap. Ile was steadies opposite the deer whoa Ise stn left the Mop. There was • man named Moab is die slam whoa Barnett pledged the roperty. Thaws Ormleek, pawnbroker, assistant to Mr. Dyes, of 85. Ciesegenseimet, Ratcliff, said—l produce two silver maim that were wised et air shop on the 10th of July, fey If. de., Y t e soma “ James Joan." The primers Pole* pawned them, end was aloes when he did so. Mr. W. H. eeeeiirsyy,~ a salesman in the employ of Minn. Deane and Co., the property. Mr. Lewis then submitted that Polack, his sliest, was • person of highly respectable character, and that sothing bad been stated la midmost* show that bell should set be taken far kis &manses men any future theadua to which his lordship might thick proper ts adjourn the further investi gationM. T Lard Mayor said he wan 'hotly satisfied that the eeideses jutiled a kts tbe Merge, and he meld me Wake tog Glair at the pelessen. The primers were Mem emended. The thieves, it appmeed, bed entered the mambos by lames of she [militias alisrdell by an empty beam within • few Memel Masse. Deem sad Co's premises. They bed peeler Ihe nib el the intseisMeg homes, sad slipped is at the Mg Male. Me en &Pudgy night, or early es the filiseing Townies ; sad after haviag taken emu supper, se the figginente wedded, and comforted themselves with sew rem, part of which they left behind, retailed at a oon reeisat opportunity by the way they entered. - WESTMINSTER. lir Jamie Buller Bait, M.P., representing the Dube d Marlborough, Admiral Sir George Seymour, Dow er/it Lady Somers, Sir William Myddletoe, sad others who bad AUr windows broken loot Sends, week is the neigh bourhood ef Hydir-perk, attended Is order to take proceed ing agelsat the hundred of thealston, t. recover compute ties it the damage they bed austelead. Mr. Aimee eheureed time at she thee similar complelete wire int *Whited be bill eapreased his opinion that the sea heralds/ windows was set the offence contemplated by W 7th emit Ith Geo. IV., sap 1111, but presuming that he wee merely to perform a miakterial duty be bad persti tad esmglainte to be exhibited Is the owe of Sir Wm Ilyddle tea me ethers, but he wee sew quite satisfied that the parties aggetatiked no shim simmer on the hundred, and that he etmeagsmaly was art jusellet is receiving the complaints. By a aseMMe et fiesishmo is the supreme Gouda It had been clearly eatelibhed this then is be en abwiste demoli ties of dm hew, Mae latest to ameba, by the offesdieg mem If net leetelheal with. Is (Mr. Amid), ia tabs the reolgehames oldie eimplelaeste s met Mein apes them the seems 'maimed, via., a Nooses nod Meeks. deem& tires et a hew. But this he maid set do Wee be weed opiskia that ma ea senses bed hem entmalmed. The piqued isisemsdeas &mare *ll es the gonad. MAILLIPOItOtreII 1111111111% Wahine ltrasiattrhaa;;;Peann aladspsideet peeper% soda Pseesier, was irate up tar Sad anmai• natiesoStsgs• bides daubed seleirtpdene fres varlets beaeweist perm% osier pi dew *et they were toe the Lades /.lines' Iltrelea, a teddy that bee weed to exit he me& yawn As the ham easuleatina It was the ebadend MU a sovereign how = that awe, hearreagyer, Oztar44eseet, is his anneal sabeeripden In die Lenient Ihrilisre Henry Hajar, see et the Meartieley Illedetee eilleara, proved that when he t o Mee pelmet late embody he offered him M. to make the wee NOM against Na. Thomas Stamens had Mown the prisoner tor tour yaws; had heard hi. preach, ead Gould Ode that there was ne wish delay ia existence as the Lemke Bares' Maim The prisoner add he would reserve his defense, aad wee tally waesaitted ter trial. SOUTHWARK. Mr.lfrabliewhib, tlielZile7ninf • Fiblhoboese in Gravel low% Bassbweelt, wee sammewed Were Mr. Combs, by the pale% tar apowleg ble hems br Ihe sale of beer, between Se beam ed 12 ai Sarmrtay alibi mod 1 as Mucky sees. lan=Mealsrmale, of time - 11 divides, mated that on ammo. 4ent Wigan 12 Veto* be visited ilefundase• bases la tbe eampsay of &meat Gordiser, meld la the tapisess he head eight men @Wag st • table. Sloes ems Moises was s plat pee partially tilled with beer. TWO 111•18 same etbet pan ea Os tilde, bat he did aot knew wbelber they esstabed say beer. Mr. ilbliewllte said that ell tbe sem I. bin lapresat were regebr lodgers, wept ow, who bed ease of tramp, par aad was supplied WWI • plat et hear lammed et °sac That q was admllled epee isaday waselsi. Mr. Ciamibe—Well, wine Wild had yea Ie admit him ? I[r. Hibbin►blt.—l maddered him a baseffae traveller; esamaeatly, I was bewail es serve Mu. 1 arm served se of the *them with bear. There Is a Moulders' busty bola bola ll I. wig hews* sad that party IMO of Wasp trims the eciantry I. marsh of empisymeet. Cambe—How did you know that he same of Inwip Mr. iLibblewhite—He exhibited bit me, while le the only thing for me to p by. Mr. Oestre--Bst what were the other men doing in the tepmmot Hibblevitite—They wove regular lodges, and were shelling peas for dieser. I opened the deer as soon as the laspeabm hawked ; therefore that will show I intended no Wen Mr t . fikenbe—Thes your defeats is, that the rasa you served with bur was a bone side traveller ? Mr. Kibblawkite—Yee, I do, sir; and I shall calla wit. nem to rove that. John TiMes, a meskler, sas ealled- 8e said be beloaked to the hleekiem' fiedeg in Mr. Hibblawitites hoses. Re woe is the taproom's Someday noon, when the insmsthe ease la, ad work It other ledges, shelling peas for diaper, A young mss belonging le their society cams off tramp that matuingoned bad a pint of hes. Mr. Omaha sited what evidence there was that the man it weeks wee a traveller seder the waning of the act ? Mr. Hibblewaite—lie presented his card, sir, and said he hed worked his soy f ro m Nottingham in searc h of work. ' Mr. Combs—lf you have no other proof, that will not do, se the petty might have slept ell night in the neat house, sad ea the Beaday morning presented his card is obtain beer. Yes swat sot admit such persons in your house on a Bead,* momkg ; "wither mast you allow your lodgers in your tee-mem daring the prohibited boars. Mr. IC.ibbiewhit•—What am Ito do with them ? I can. not keep *ea in their bed rooms. Mr. Oambe—lf you have ledgers you most put them in snakier pert of the home. I understand from the polies that you maduct your house well ; therefor* I shall not oresviet you this time, as you eksrly misconstrue the real meaning of the sot of parliameat. I shall, under all the dr eamless., dismiss the summons on your paying 2s. costa. ' Mr. Kibblewhite—l hope this will not be considered by the Gomatissioner of Police as a conviction, and militate , against one oe the licensing day, as I did not thiak I was doing wrong. Mr. Combs—lt will net injure your license, I dare say; hat you must be more careful in fetus. MARKETS. 00T111111.—Imaroo fuzz 14.—Tba inarket eland with a 'toady ca all of Macao= aro at yesterday's riblease. TY mks are MOO Wm, all to th e wit* eamprialag. k % ► as WS awbbase. SO Palsad Numbest. at lid. to 71d.; sad lan Nalas ad. pm b. ODITON 0001*-ILuamsn. Aix 14.—Tba laillaa 4~11 =prim are all daWalag. ilt• 'imam at aw ease el lalliwumws la ham yualaWaa as awildtardwas w aswasaila at Ma mewl amps .1 by wattlw daft tima ag. Man se law bola v e zz e i Wt. It Ws *sat ti at Maly Wbe Wawa by assarag I a sampillise SIM of the *me in slat ws . sod so Oa Wiest an ft was mamba by awa swum ft tanks Oak wattling* Wally aka. 1 n a t a l law bass aswpalal la Wm Usk warwariaa Wm yawn swat, IWO, Mat Wag awara bow their =la own at mow rates ablaut a Maws kiwi ow b dare =ray la Se mesa. shin at Ow umbel Is lOW* aay yaw: elewe tat Wet *MG Dr /WWI wy maw am Wily la Ila *lbw at Ws bar kirks Ills Irak law asaa lases bat Ur warsaWaatlw me timariblimlia. and kow dabs, I dada awl *Wawa am all wpabults Wawa awilwilaw Wait Oa Wiwi an talwanat to mak.. Thera ass ant bin mask Waage Is the wafts ca prising elsta. Out the bedlam ban bra Molted. Is passa prices as wed ai downwards. and tar scessolidas at mamas. to the Sow orders la the market has =Wild bums to were a supply at law tat= kw warps sad sops. WOMAN CLOTlL—loone, Jinx 14.—We hive had a rather enlordel motet la the eeleasl elettiOall Ude aeraise. There h bee • to kt sisediasp a foriirrie. elooliralis activity, and an average gaga:l deft hes omen. The white market hes Not hem IS MI6 Met awe oweatheler bees a good anent of Imo Oa the istriet the metae this mania' nay Iskt, le agreed ere embrerearrydreseow. Prior are wary ink ae • eseeespose el the hoe vide drrastarteme the bodes weelolea Ile whom fe lea el the raw tarial, es ennly uNiNiedeed lbw% w eedtotoperdereble stalinty No to pliers of the reeneleetred lalifeow B Is spite anode that the preset Oak oars. not be regwelleod as dollar rates. 111.1111WA1L—Nemaresame. tax 114.—Trede bare has algly dm led nada abets most Wilts tiseerlbed as dad. bins fe bon ameleeil tble week sow erases from Atomics sad Camelia; tbe age& Amielsem mall We treestet may taw ceders. sad the ebbs@ 111011111 mem trade la tbsbaramar as sztreasoly VR and as Moly to morale w tor sem time. The asesoata modem from tbe testoref tra Wag may velers ant mere east=ea adorably brisk trade elm barred cooldeetly 008N.—Camnzioa. JOLT 14.—We had a good supply of wheat at Market With,, wheat woo freely taken at le. adieus upon lut weft% prima. Wheat, red, 7ls. to 741.; whIP, 76a. to 74a. Barley, On to Sta. BTUS, 444. Oata, 26a. to db. CANTLIMMT, JOLT 14.—We had a moderate supply, and a dull I rk; prima fres ie. to 2s. her. Wheat, brown. 70e. to 711 a. ; whites Tea. to les. Barley, 84/. t o ile. • fta. to 21a. Beauty 424. to 1474. Per, 44a. Gamma, JOLT It—W• bad an avenge supply of wheat at oar market Ws morning, wbkri was readily sold at an 'dream of ed. to la per babel on last week's rata. Barley and Gate mall supply, and a quick sale, at pikes dlibUy to favour of be saner. Wheat, while, mew sod aid, tfla to 31$. ; red, new and old, Vis. to 295. ed. ; Barley, new and old, 14a. to Its. Oats, potato, lb. ed. to lb. 9d.; tomato°. 84. Bat. l b. Oatmeal. la 44. to b le. dd. to 12a. Id. Itye. les. Id. to 17s. Moor, per stone. 2s. gel. to. kraal , Is . brawl. la. td.—Ctrital• Journal. Mammas Jun It—Thera was • good "apply of wheat for the soma st our market today. Yuman wise unwilling sellers ex amen at as edemas; this shadad basinsts sad Ilaaitod meant was doss si ea adraawo ot Is BM Nomplas of Ural. beans aad pies ea eels mad these mato. Ws Wen. - &comma, JOLT elleblet teas ebbed het Via a very mere Smarr rteem, eml hems t i Feat Ywipeea tmey to meet be vim et Isms amid& Mat Moshe b. ma marry, de bs as weenase et Lam kedge. baby end bem ti mid,. OM odd mea d Seely leaf week. at ebabe ram Imports of the web meths July 14 : —Wass. 3.463 qn.; barley. 214; Gab YAM; Dam, 47. Cklianwire "LT 1 4. - -The beige of wheat wee fair, and there ins erste dome an the °peados ul buslare, at an Mem of h. pre qr. The trade, Meow, one Lb wares dull, some quantity rentable( amid. What. 7ea, to ob. Barley, ifs to its. Om; be. to Us. Pw,flLbNM. t ercet Neeak Jun 14.—The wheat trade to-day at oar market bean hy O. ser One, the Mayers hotting off. Alter time Whim peeendei et het veers Wen. sad large olhes. Bar sone ley sad et tenser Wen. Oree. peee. rod Wee. quite ea pod trade. Wheel, t0.,1e. per.lard. Iterk7. We. to Lis. per qr. Gate, 'sea to Us. per qr. Pew. Ile. to Ns pee iced. Boa" M. to 31e. IlmeareatorsioTnrs, JULY 14.—The wades' this week bee beta Ihersesslis for the growing Wear. TM animas et lea Most see =hat shertkos tdb mca sad as ambers rapeassamerelp seal, sre dm sod ream fell waistless. We km& s pal d what drew Ws cowry tmday„ whelk west WM* 4: 1 13 Wt week% Oen. Is as tin Alen • seal demo! see elms boa llosatds os se were socepoib but where a. Manse wag emilleelfte We was Mimed. Prime maks et Teemeath boats lases MO Morse la 1 Wiatad, and maki trim fit t mask W Alms $7.. Griadism tarlPy milady. matt kaki( op. Casts Malmaged—wrime Bootee nibs. per bushel worth Us. per qr. Arrival Ms woes : What, coastwise, Sib qra; kweiga, 4,474 • baby, smantarim, SS; bale; III ; oats, coastirisk Mel ; forsims, Bob. Mos, 1.2 , 4 main. Nome. Jots 14.—Our sadist today wry via sitiolid via wino. Ow were Is. per er. a Ilauer of Woodier, sesoldmirsi was eaporlemed • ter amnia ef limbos was Inisidel at the It ▪ adeares /Isar ma la *mad es Is. per seek sewarts. sad • wery==Mad& S tads mat Dem lid peas 7. d sod mad r a id; Is prise so verledsa. Oses was Is mosso at anew all be; as pow ammat d Madam was dams. Wawa, waits, la& red 711 . to WU= Ws. es bps.; pos. eds. a as. e Wits. to sit.. Mos Sm. JAL. We. ed. per mole of 71abe., porehesers fiords, nobs, aid dalmists aae meea's a. dk. JOLT 14.—We lei • Mt loggiy et wheat bete to lap, ad 'a pies are essimail by Is. pr sr. os an fresh Measly • ousel* rd dodos ma alswirt sad prices lo t ca d JOLT 14.111 00111110101111C41 a le tee lagnmed state of trade la loadsa. sad other wesztets dace ads& Widow prises were salad. bat were sot cossetted to tas meat easeld advisees aost les Instal at h. to 3. per qr. Risky is sleds bestir request, restless ken tie. to Is. per qr. more. No Amid= Is awing eons. W )raw 11.-:111; Bopp!, of wheat at market today ht nnahl. and It side readily at last week's prima and a hale over for tiw kW pored& Only an odd wimple or two at oats 'holm& and Wag are id. per qr. dearer. Beane as before. We have hal tine maw lasing the week but the heavy land wheats an a good deal hlht a dissegh the weather now Is very favourable for the country. Pdsisletliewewers What, Ilew, 72e. to Oa. par qt. Oat; la. lid. 111 IL pr Nara MIS. OS. to 30a. - WassMrs; Jots 14.—There was a very small attains= and a neon supply of wheat at market to.day. sad the pekoe advanced U. to fa. per ay. Barley lily so dear. Oats rattily WOW. Sawn and poss hail for previous rates. Yeah, JOLT It.— We have had a good show of wheat et this day's market, wink woe taken at an Mawr of hdly f per qr. In other WU° se no shalom the e ill 'asthma of ths met favourable doeriptior, sad even Wag that maid be dented kettle crops. 3i mat, mints, ifs to tie. per qr.; )od, Ifs to 31s. Kelt, 74*. to 7ss. Oat; Is. 3sl. to la. 44. pot ISOM of LOW. Slow. Ks. to Lie. per auk of Mao. Zrawaosoa a JOLT 14.—W0 have had warts dry weather daring dip wish. visas hos sewn rapidly tam oar. end. although thin the graosaa. looks betiegi tarns' haw improwpd vastly. sad lea prendes a s lugs sop. swam It Mom bassnO. At ear e,ua. Igy anima. tttY tress, we had Ism g r ollkdai Um kr soy week dodo, the Swim Moms asked odor too 000ryObiag, sad ▪ Mad dim Ms moody lorpn Moot. la Ism Wows. GI to bs pot or. Boy to•doy, as lhod • modoolo gm* ot WWI. but mall of barley of who ut nun Oohs riot. at on a& woo et la. par qr. en Ur; and U. par qr. en horny end Ws. Wheat. Thu to ale. par v. barley, fin ha Iffs. Id. Clots. Its. to Owens. Jn 13.—Our market twelsy wee estrately dull kr what sad berley, et twisty the prim of Teasley lea. Oats beim news sad meted, were spin td. dearer. Indies eons es. osomply Sassy, *mitt Mend et a redsakm of he. to Is. per Slaw riel qualm Warsavam Jots 14.—awr imports Nees Ms day sehmlght ell calmtveir Wind= sem or Mesh the wawa bars bees on •11- bwel seal. Prow We latstios we Mrs bad mad sapp/iss ot este. 1 hers MS has a Muse hefts la ear matset ado week la all Maks ea. apt Maw am. Vika. weeeseiss of Is mkt Midas Is U. =PAN sided Owe b. pee Wm& We hew bed ea he =Se Seem dissipates et MOP W WW Week lad Side Idle set with sere selhelis ties WMs Pre. =lda meatiest Is value. Sedgy Ise ben is Ye et pa mil ewe Saw isle mete se Iks isSwee Ilaradig hi lairs bee bets • Sipe builsiee hoe le Wks sera i s ss *Sys seise I m ss Ohio Is he Seale et shwa vigi sell • esedssee sides hews' he she &he M Plw, mist el he bed Onsis he tsis iwker. The weds dhow he spin noes as eppemmes is • tria ON. Is this lawedlra Maley. Laporte this week ;—ladm ars, ten qrs. Itzeseb lAN berreds; oats, 10.94; SW, 1,20.1 she; has ems. 160 barrels ; torte. Fuson Itattwei Tanrrio —The following are the last returned the groin reempte of the principal French nil ways : goonstour.-2Wm Jelyl to Jay 11.—Pwassffin. 416,0414; goals, 47 =wa. 1,118,1111, Asa Norm hooram.—from 1117 Ito July I Pso. ousson. 4111.1114 ; sao4io. SHAUL ; taut 111.14/14 °mow mu Immo Lamm—frum July 1 to July 7: • SellA sisaineri Ls=.4.; 1 t 0,9401. ; mat, 1,1.4.1110‘ July 1 to lily t : toussisork 500,4601.; folk O use i n irl as A rma iL 0011,11lf. Joh to 11117 II: Prawn. 14,018 L; exas. WM. ; tooaL SLUM Lisms—rass e tsa j o r nig 1: Precoure, 441,7631.; gone, 411,11114 eetel. Lows le Mmeinstanne-irent Jan U to lolly 1 Psoss*. ▪ A MAW g 104 MUM Omma Saone $O : ralleopro, 44,2164 ; pools. MAW; VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. aim; t7;.0 lhlpoatlr, "Ray CTOMIT—at Liverpool. July 14. truss au. sci—st Liverpool, July 14, ..... . Owwwl OCIPCJILDLA-at Liverpool. July 14, trap.. ..... =C. Bonsa Ba.pu—ru Liverpool. July 14.0troa. I . ( t Oworrrwrrour—st Liverpool, July 14. New Ye* Dovre—et Oftweowid. July 14 from ..... . Gomm Drovves—et Onweroad. July 11. tram °efts DOSOWNIT--et nra•arrod, July 14. trop „ Wbalar iiiiiiin:iiieirwtioeisd, July - 14, tram Ilmliors Brun—at Graveseed, July 15, tr0n..............--......1iehis Pru.or Buzau:a—at °mum& July 11, hum Ilembay Fasmucur—at, Grayseasd, July 14, from Bs FiAar—et Oravemend, July 14, tan .... Imo - Ulu. or thatlPoolll...a• n.--........ 4. July 14. from .. U. 1/11. Doa4no— at °mimosa, July _ _ _ -14, _ Woo Essemsa-at Gramma - 7 . July . Em-at Orammed, July 14, L. Oporto Buse Gomn-at INSTIONOI2. July 14. from Barbados' Meant* -at Onnspend, July 14. from Mt Jansks Imam) Ouvaa-at Liverpool. Pay 14. from New Mims tissoma--41 tivarpeol. July 14, from Bt. John% If IL Lana-at lAverseel. July 14. from °DWG Ed/moult -01 Cheassetown, July 12, Prem Jamul's Funetras-off Queenstown, July 12. trom. Xmas EIMAIRTIII—.t Falmouth, July 14 from Moir Rosa-at Falmouth, July le, hum Mukalla Fermut-at Perdtd, July 14 from Milk Foe& Baussea-at Newport, K., July 18, from-- BM Femosa-st Gramand, July 14. DM -..OMMISF INJITIISDI—st Gravesend. July 14. tram .... _ —.MOM/ Pure- at °ravened. July 14, traa...,.... . .. XXIII/ Alas Pennasupo -at Gravesend, July 14, from lngsnesi Favuearn-ntOravemed, July 14, from... beam 010451 ANDERSON—at Ormond. July 14 team. MN OW? BiITAUI--111 Oravesead, GOTK/111111—atOrearommid. July Jul hoe Laita w r a n Gunman. D-aff Matuatown. July 14 Dom.. OVUTIZIA—at Garda. July 12, hoe -- Mers.ll2e. GLonsw-at Falmouth. July Ik:ram .........oaistmatimgie Mune Das-at Falmouth. I 14 f nei........ MM. Olin -at Plymouth. July Falmouth . ) .. .. ...................diemedth Ontam--st Ornmead, lul 14. :row— ... Atria Geoaos--at Gramend, July 14, from. ...... 0411434 Ounve-st Gravesend, July 14. _ ..fr0m..„....., .. Drumm H•auer-at Liverpool , Julyl4, MM....». ....flatenden Bask's,* (barque), for the Crimea, Jtuie 211, lat. .3719 N., 9.18 W. Henry Warburton, of and from London for the Black Sea, Jena 14 lat. 37.40, lon. 4. Ringdom (barque), from Liverpool for ConetantKople, Jaly b hI. 47.2$ N., lon. 19.2 W. Mannar, front London for Melbourne, May 12. lat. 19 8., lon. 31ff. Meter; from Malta foe Liverpool, June 21, off Malaga. Victor (barque). from Celcutta (62 days) for London, May 28, W. !LIS 8., too. 16 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ACICHOUBE.—JuIy If, at Easta.liaoO; the elk of O.C.%Mhos* Fag., H.B M.% Ootaroisaary..Judge at the liana", of a daughter. BALDWIN.—JuIy 11, at Witco'', Om" the wife of the Bar. J.l. Baldwia, of a daughter. BeRBT.—.IOI7 11, at Ferest.hfal, Bydezhaas, Herd, the wife*: C. Barry, of a eon. DOLLEN. July 10, at Oreat Beddow \lmage, the wile of the A. W. Bulks, of "daughter. i =VEIL Amami 10, at lUlhlekl, Ozton, the wife of Mr. 0. L Corr, of a driblet. 10VENPORT.--Jal7 11, at Pontefract, the wife of Capt. Dater*, of the Meet York Bsfllea, of a son. I,llll=ll.—July 11, the wife of the Re 7.11. Mater, of Routh R* tort', r ar Beverley, of a sou. agassaassaamaabco. iERAED—BELL.—JuIy 13. at tha pariah chunk, Clapham. by 0 1 Rem C. Y. a mad, Minister of All &inn% Aorncod. and Minor Canon at Westminster. Robert Duncan Gerard, Erb d Randy, Ceylon. to Ellaor third &Vow of Maki ha, MN" Milton Rouge, Wandsworth-road. .E/.B—THORNISCRN.—JuIy 12 at Brkiddrk Church, Cambmlandt by the Her. J. Cartar, T. Lees. .of stanley House. 21 0 mr"_ , _... to Elisabeth, daughter of W. — litoraburn, Bag., of Tallsmwt Cork. mouth. IACGEORGR—MOOR.—JuIy 12, at St. Mary's, Hctl, by the &v.& Scott. M.A.. J. ManGemege, TA., to Margaret, daughter of the Is* W. Moor, Req., of Roll. DEATHS. BNEY.—hdy 10, at the Bra Derby, Emily Maude, daughter et O. Item E. 11. Abney. ALIAION.—JuIy 11, at w. comma Dig .—July 10, at Mabeeid-park, Beek Perry, WM.de Marianne, wife of J. Cc/upland, Bel. OD —July 12 at Cleverish Salop, Leaser Dod, sista of J. A• Do& Eaq., ea.P., aged 61. ~zd 89. DOWLILIL—JuI7 11, at Req.. M.D. ROTH WISLL.—JaIy 10, Mr. T. Rothman, of BOLltAtitet, aced 43. BTIFF.—JuIy 10, at Arlington-eillato, Clifton. T. BUR, DR, ege 4 " VYSE.—JuIy 13, at Hera&bill Abhey, Sormy, Richard Tint Ph il Luton, isedfordehtm. in the 49th seer of hie ago. • Patiamd-pboe, T. Nrll6 Printed nod publidsed by if mum Airs Ho" oi No. 6. Ind Ptreet, tbe City of tondo's. Printer. at the Moe. in to Wont. Witte precinct of itbiteielart-- Menne% Jett 16. Istt. 12 CROP& Tbresatest Northumberland sad Datum the primps:to far the farmer an Most asooursaleg. The wheat b is away parts shot tato Wade, and ff the Am smother am tames a few days lodger will be in ear—the quantity sad gaudily alike being satisfactory. Of other Dorn there is the premiss of as avenge balk. The:hay harvest has beim. and I. maim week will bo rase Turnips do not bok es well as we bate is.. them Potatoes are look's% re markably well, sad Aida the dismiss not make its appearaoss, than willje w arfal supply of this vslaabie esealeat.—Neweasas TiterOesrit;ery Upious rain came most opportunely, and was particaluly wanted, more especially for the pastures, whisk had become parched and bare. and for the potato's, which without moisture would soon have Mena failure. It is wonderful already to see the improvement, and potatoes now promise an abundant crop, nor have we beard the slightest whisper of the appestats, of disease. Owing to the extreme backwardness of the spring, harvest will be late ander any circumstance., but slate harvest is not generally an unorolitie one, and is certainly best for the labourer.— Conabridgs ladepindast. There are general complaints of the hay crops being very light's this neighbourhood. Wheat an d barleys ars very promising —the latter especially so. Those heavy rains have laid the corn somewhat.—esoich Joernol. The hay harvest is now general, and, from all that we can bear, is good crop ; fully an average one, if not more. Several farmers in the neighbourhood have bottord their crop in excellent condition. Corn is shooting very fast, end premises to be an abandant cro • the same may be said of barley. There is not a great b readth of wheat sown in our neighbourhood, but what there is looks uncommonly well, and promisee an abundant yield: Bath potatoes end turnips are looking extremely well, and have grown uncommonly fast daring the past fortnight.—Kendol Moreitni. The recent genial showers have revived all grain crops in a remarkable degree. The country, proverbial u Wales is for the beauty of its aspect, r looked so bewitching as at peessat.—Carelearthen The general cry amongst tauten now is, " How the coops have improved lately." Blues our last report, about three weeks ago, everything has grown apace, aid the country is really loAing beautituL Wheat, though in many places thin, displays a rich and luxurious blade; barley and oats are generally good, though backward, owing to the late soaring. Potatoes are growing remarkably welL—York sAirenems. k•iy harvest has eonsmeneed in this neighbourhood, and although the crops are light, several fields base been got in in Ilse oondition. The heavy rain which fell on Tuesday and Wednesday ham retarded operations for the present. The wheat crops in the neighbourhood of Newark are looking vary thin. We cannot expect an average crop, and there is every probability of a late harveat.—NoUing. Ases Journal. For some days the weather has been of a temperature to which we are little accustomed, the thermometer ranging from 75 to 77 degrees in the shade. Stimulated by such solar influence, the various crops which now wave luxuriantly over our soil, have been progressing as favourably as could be desired. The oats are partially in ear in numerous fields, and by the close of the week they will be generally so. The potatoes, a very promising crop, are full wrought. Turnips and mangel-wurzel are undergoing the singling praises. The wheat has attained its fall stature, and with a continu ance of good dry weather will be mature in August. This day the sky is rather louring, the thermometer bas sunk to 98, and there are indications of rain. A few showers would be of advantage in increasing the volume of our rivers, which have shrunk to mere driblets In their thrones, but as for the crops they do not appear to require it, so lusty is their growth.—North British , Isr Nail. The very heavy showers which fell during nearly the whole of Tuesday, and part of Wednesday, have been peculiarly bene fi cial for the generality of the crot s on the light lands around this neighbourhood. The wet, no doubt, made It unfortunate for the hay harvest, although some portion of it was secured. The wheat here is looking rather a thin plant, owing to the wetness of the spring, but the barley is a heavy crop, although It is considerably laid in many plasm by the rain. The showers were parti cularly favourable for the beans and peas and mange' and ' turnip crops, as well as for the potatoes, which are doing well, and we are happy to hear are not affected by any ap pearance of disease.—Chekiezford Chronicle. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. DUDLIT, Eltrinumy NIOZT.—Tbit Mt of thoquortorly maim of the trtmeme of this MOM her been bid here this 'tuft. The minim me olte se simiesse es mg. eed • tar more Motel bring was ensued that WOO et the weft et this owns of due eresdap. The Inumillins Mn en ganrally se. AM to adios kr yls kin gads memo bed Iran so am or odor MOM Mae seders at Weleurbenuoa sad the orikee glees kr tkis description et Ike esmonty were the et Ur 'mew Insight Ilie h o en very mei seated, prise Is idi bs leo bleb, es d win thst Milt I, GOON it neneketwed kin; the pl mare ars eel. bowevir, sego msg. kr the eipedal nos that their Mike so sot non ad the amid kr M Ed ken ls lefty imeseks; Ode renerk amielly le lte the lot of shish thwien eisiderside see Me to be greatly "11:=la the seeras i n e e=w mean& Usil ell bode din the to le is IBM awe WNWf. Mt the Me is MMlYlee,, nee Ma Om is kr =ere icalionso Magog was gia re sem..moth et dmiseme eldidosal termes bare bees sat in MO bet Mike are set by asy nose en antedating, and as the t Vrt hems Me orders daddy ie, te ie. ft by so nem le did In s taw weeks their boob be = sorb a me am sea kkfy destine toe m whin will be the mini' to en Manse of pritakse. foram gra gar eta intes Mrs k a bearer Meng tin there led hos it may =Ohs Ms Net tr ade sulke scensese benny, hat gem leameninee arils ken a NMI d Os oiliss. the smonnes et a ego ELMO mi nuet on the pin of Os mem le fewer Mir Is tie Wen liemik MOM the Indio hese he. wtlYMawi, est the gins ban nisesed le their wok et Mk di • the seen pro. =WI Is el pobabillty wplies to is s Sew dos as nesting Ineiget owl eg ew IMO saUdiemUy thes eight Me bees gegoleg. "El eggeole have been very fairly net threigiso On miss Onestion It bee hos onsered r the swim Mho west, asd to.night it wee pretty noli solksied, as the ihnk_ will come to the esiiitnase of Ike Daley Ned Weat Munn* Wok. some et the wdbPnerielomo t tle Meek Meg waft it die mown ad cek le be a• p.m of local 11Afe le Ile ezient 81,001. Me task yognigo end dig inot of evskisse Wag reedired, the gash of England night Wet an beteg withdraws ask owa re cer substituted sepitMose sweet et this stair ere now re , and in ell prsheiglity the Mot Will be gatinareorily =mod akw days. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LT•WOOL SKIPS AT .Foasxes PORTS.— lIUSOMIt9i, at Baltimore; Ramis% Baltic (a), and Cambria, at New York ; Thomas, at Newfoundland ; Tiber (es.), at Palermo ; M. H. Wharton, off Galveston; Benedietus, at Copen hagen. ARRIVED. Atz.vasa—at Gravelled. July IS, fr0a....... Cella Auelat. Nana—at Gram ma. July 111, 0r a......__. Omigetta Auwa—at Oravaged, July 14. tram air Longa -at Oragased, July 14, from. Alma —at Gramma, July 14, Ageu—st Oragstad, July 14, Auer—at Gravased. July 14, has .» .._..»._._... •at Ormond, July 14, • aaaroacs—at Orsasaad. July 14, anata—at Grasead, July 14, tem..-- ....—..Pwata swim avert—at °ravaged, Joy 14, .. Aims at OTENW. DINIIII/116 JulII; bas . ...... ..... —., Araiurre—et therpsol. July 14, tr0eu. ". :.„......,......„„„ illisaaiss—at Liverpool. July 14. tr0en.................. Maass-at Cardiff, J 12, tr0nt.....r....................... ‘ l= AlLrme -at Paluesedi. Jai uly ) 1 4 from-. •-•••••••••••-- 1101 12 Masons-et Isioustb, July 12, ba s ... . Auransu-et Grameek. July 11, Gan.. ......„....Tdd1ad Lucca/JIB-et Quumerws. July 22, from -..- Amstutz-at Queameteeru. July 11, fr0.............. 3 Batusa-st WOK July 12, tr0m...............,....... Eturr.w--atllywnstb, July 11, trene. ....... !titanium-at quetastown, July 12, tran Alt. IMAM Bausion--st Gravesend. July 14, tram .... leeriness-at Ormond, Jul 14, boa ....... .... ~....011111e J Corooanza-at Grareasnd, uly 14, tem— Csurnm, Cascirron-at Gravesend, July 14, bow ....... -.....Dosece Aro Omer-at Gravesend, July 14. from Amok C. or Ilattuzon- at Grayssaad, July K .". boa. Queen Crarta-at Graysertd, July 14, tram Burbles Cilurrormaz-at &amend. July 14, boa itewlbundlsed Cuaernm-et Ora= July 14, tr0a.....".....8urn0s = CANDIDATIIIS Ora July 14, tram- B arb Cmaitanaii -it OTIMINIIINI. July 14. ban.- Coat Czaaassurt-ot Oraaaend, July 14. fra5........... orbs Cassa-et ttraseemd, July 14. from . .... ............ Alas] Mamma—et Oravesead, July 14, ba5.. .... ..... 11.104 Crrr or aorraansx at Oramend. „ 1x ... —,... . D...we Ostrusum -at Gravemod, July IS, Batman Comm-at Oraveseud, July 14, front Odin% Creamlike-et Gravesend, July Id, fr05a........... ..... liallins Comm.-at Dv-' July 111. - bow.- .."......" .......... . _pleasen - t's-4 P`abstus -11/1 Jul; IS. •u Fulsome. July 13, "-iv li. he Haswzru-at Ormerend, July 14, from_ ... . p........ lllmam-se Gravimosd. • July 14, host - "-"•401......111 Hoerr or Osz-st or. mm% July 14. Rai •.«.....• Hamm-at Orammed. Julf 14, Ram, ... „, ............ LA► Imw It11111118"1"1.11:711i-LP":3bonAllAlt21-4111-GGralffum.ttGaaCiulallser:tGG".“461p004:Pce4Dra:::HTTI:esearsadiura"."AjI217.1711:jjyuyuj.!.:Ij111:11:1111:4,42::1.';111466"41.::..:1froga.."ItsM.r 1 frMa4...-7,71:........:"..":1;.:.......E....7......1.:......*...t:::-...r....k..""----Al"..111T---Ii.l,11_ knerray-at Gravesend, Jody 16, from. ..... ... ..... 0, Jayar lessen-at °rammed, July 13, from. ... - ....... . JIM Les-at Gravesend. July 13, ..... ................... JAM aro Isrsan-at 14111, July 13, trona ................. Rio OrZirs kIMI Imam-at Li July 11. tram. ........... . ... Neu?ou Junior-et Li July 14. fr0m....„ ...........-, 3. llama-at Liverpool. July 14, hoot .. ~.... ............ JOS/IPM T4IIIIAT-at Usirpool, July IC ... .... ...... 5i...._,' 2011 Lima Paos-at Queenstown, July 12, wow .......... kJ° onah• --. LIMNOS, (en.)-at Liverpool. July 14, fr0m....... ....... Alec Luan-st Liverpool. July 14,. ... - . „ ..... lLtowr BSIOADS.-011 Q1142141n4/11, July 12, •............... LINIANAGOW-111 Cardiff, July 121 from ..................... .. LOOPOLOINA-11/ Desl, July 13, from _.. ..... • La Placa-at °revalued. July 14, from ...... .. . Levona--st Graverend, July 14, from . _ ................... limuiron-at Gravesend, July 13, from. .............. ..llev Lavairr-at Gravesend, July 14, from. Lana-at Gravesend, July 11, from • 0011 ltetts Lies-at Gravesend, July IS, from ...................... 118411.7 /11001•-at Gravemnd, July 14, from ..... ,„ . 0,, Mama Guaymas- at Gravesend, July 14, from -Moats W lIACIAIIIT-01 Graresendi July 14, from flu MARTS -et Graresmud, Illy 14, from 11•110/1111T POLIIIOI-111 0T5,414111d, July 14, from ....... Msoosuese-at Gravesend, July IkroinoooL lIIIPITOIt -at Gravesend, July 18, Iluaouar-ilt Gravesend, July 13, from Ilells Miura-at Queenstown, July 12, from al,_ -• Kuraysa-st Falmouth, July ,3, from Mormon -at Falmouth, July 13, from 114111111 (s.)-at %atlas July IS, from ...... „...... , Maio (as.)-at LI July 14, from Nosesa-stClumastowu, July 1140m/101D OliZ -at Liverpool. July 11, Pbilada Ossais-at Cardll July If, from 00[1111111-at Plymouth, July 13, from.. ...... .... Bat NAPOLUIP-at Gravesend, July 14, km::: ... Udders.. NITA -at Gravesend. July 14, from Ocaor-at Graverund, July 14, from Bum% OCUTLICITII-111 Gramm a. July 14, tr0m...... Ysairraa-at Gravesend, July 11, from Pummel-at Gran July IS, hum PRISZVZIAICI-41 Faln;outh, July 13, from ...... .- .. Isk rarmusrau-off Queenstown, July 12, from. ----dn. ftlephs Pausisy-off Liverpool, July 14, from Fuscous-a Gravesend. July 14, tr0m....„.„-.. .„... ...4.,,,,. Pasacsa-at Graysmad, July 14, from Peraoysu.s-at Gravesend, July 14, hums- ..... .....„2421 Pant.-st Gravesend, July 14, from s• - Alma Pansones-.t Gravesend, July 14, from Payne-at Gravesend, July 14, from Qum, or rem Cuss -at Gruvessnd, July 14, Rum ....,....° Irdottue-off laserwool, July 14. from MI Roatirse Ways-olf Limpoo4 July 14, from Ramos--off Liverpool, July 14, irons Wel Bovaa's 13111 DI-at Newport, Ms July 12, from St. &spirts 141C011171,48-at Card 4 July 12, from .-. _ ~. mei itorrussayme-at Falmouth, July 13, from Almada Ilsaserro-at Falmouth, July 13. from aleunddi Itssuarrs (se.)-at Liverpool. July 14, from. I,orlmoil ItAINIDOW -at Gravesend, July 14, from summit Bovine-at Gravesend, July 13, from.. Palm Roamer Ooyysu-at Onvssund, July 14. from ..... __aft Snow Doarrrasozir-at Gravesend. July 14, from .............. Deo Ilsoss-at Gravesend. July H. from . lima Sr. JONAMMIS-at Gravesend, July 14, from dedurok Ssays-r. Graymend, July 14. from Mist. BOUTIAIIPTON-at Gravesend, July 14, from Nn Ng Srarrs-st Grayseend, July 14, from ............. lisaat-at °invaded. July 14, from ....„...„ Sayearoa-a, Gravesend, July 13, from .....„ Sassou-at GravesetyL July 14, from_ ... ........- 11111 m Smarms-at Grayeasod, July 13, R0m..,...., Tem Sono-at Gravesend. July la, from ... HIM SioNsr-at Gravesend, July 13, from Itriarr-st Queenstown, July 12, from lis= Socism-a, Falmouth, July 11, R0m...,._ , llorim--at Plymouth, July 13, tram .... . Quin Saoya-at Deal, July 13, 014° Rama avarissir-at Queenstown, July It, from Alma* ' Br. Osoaos-at Liverpool, July 14, from llueurtnura-off Liverpool, July 14, from Dadra ' Nornaknow-of Unrpool, July 14, from !List his I Surrima-off Liverpool, July 14. TAN 01111ANTII-off Liverpool, July 14 Than-at Cardiff, July 12, from Net Tanurnrro-at Falmouth, July 13, front 711 Tarotar-at Queenstown, July 12, from Oda Tosintro-at Liverpool, July 14, frost.. Quin TRONICIIIIIT-at Liverpool, July 14, from. tt2 Taurus's-at Gravesend, July 14, from Fa Usicm-at Oraresend, July 14, from Calledeas Vssrmia-stOransand, Julyl3, from Oothain , Vicromoso-at Liverpool, July 14, tram &BM WILLIAM Barns--.t Cork, July 12, from ................Alesasida WIXDOLA- at Queenstown, July 12, horn New Orima Ws. Tarscore-at Liverpool, July 11, from New Tal warasuor-at, Liverpool, July 14, from Oraderem Wrimmersa-at Orsyssesd, July 14, room leabe WANDIIIII4-111 °messed, July 14, from ?Mil T ANIMA -at Gravesend, July 14, from ,».... SAILED. ATLANTIC (a.)-tram Liverpool. July 14, to .New Tot ACTIF-from fleausse, July 12. to MBIIOI4I/ ATIMPIAM-from Gravamen. July 15, to Caton Sannosan-from Gravesend, July 14, t 0.......... ..... Bauman-from Gravesend, July 14, to BASON 0111 Y-441111 Gravesend, July 15, t 0.......... ...... BATAVIA-ft= Oravemod, July IS, to Anent Cans-hose CardUL July 12, to Ba ti: Courier-tram Sakonlas July 15, to Cann-ton 'Amount, July 14, to .. Dion ZAILOLDIR Unnarne.base i Liverpool July 14, t -No= Crrw or Lonnon-froa Gravesend. July 15, to CHIUSITIANA-fross Gr a vesend, Juty IS, to New Tot Cur or Aseanno-from Gravesend, July 15, to Cram l COPOOMM-from Onvessmd, July 14, to Ronan QvT or Hamann-hose Gran:and, July 14, to Hanoi Dratm-Bose Gnomon& July 15, to Amsterdam Seroar-troy Livorpool. July 14, to Glint, tortaa-tanDertmath. July 10, .to Mai Eus...serx RAZIOLIWItiOOI WILIONIed, July 15, to Balaton ELLU.IOIIO-trust Granned. July 15, to ..... .. Sydow &Jonas -front Onvosend. July 14. to . Hobart Ina Haan AUCKLAND-tram Ormond, July 15, to Rotterdam rata Cru-troaCirayseend, July 14, to Ncoostwo Yawning Pumas-tram Shaft's. July 13, to _Communal. Guano-from Gransend, July 15, to Rottman Gann Quan-from Ormond, July 15, to Melton* Itar.ovica-from Orsveand, Ju:y IS, to HAM lianivoax-trom Ormond.. July 15, to Sallow Hoyeroa-from Groomed, July 13, to .....Cabolai Houno-from Granted, July 14, to ........... ...... ..... Anal Hann-rms 0.r.'112, Jule IS, to .....-..... .... ....AWN , &MINA 011111 M -tram Weida, July 13, t 0...... ...Jam lama-wont Sunderland, July 19, to Newsom Casoina-from Liverpool, July 14, t0...........M Kr.unorta-tram Liverpool, July 14, to Luis-team Ormond. July 14. to GIIMIIMIN MILDNIALK -from Gramm% July 14, to Mani Inman frorn__LiooL July 14, to Noun Itante-Meen ovum July 13, to C0E1141101,111 MARIA raoten-team Melds, July IS, to ........... --Gases Twang -rasa thiallas. July IL to. Roam Ratorn-lbentOordilL July 11, to Monts Vida Roam Paann-inaLiverpoal, July 14, to Pomona, N.S. Seurro-from Newport, K. July 12, to Matta Statow W. Cesinme-lam addda, July 15, to..,...Cometantiaon fialums-from Granomi. July 14, to BLUM firrasioa-from Omani, July 15, to &Maas Smug ADD leassuo-ttese Shields, July 13, to. GAO Tatman-from Bandernod July 13, to .......... ....Canons unton-from Garde!, July 13, t 0....,. - Moir Vsessaatua--tran Hull, July 13, to Quin Vounato-tram Liverpool, July 14. to NM VICTORT-train Gravesend, July 15, to Cann , Way PRISILAND-fritll Gravemd, July 14, to CMOS WILLIAM 821111111-from QueeoEown, July 11, to. .... linabort .......... ........ ma* i s .......Ai* &Waft s Bt. Boom i to J0in......... kto " ....... ..... s. . ............. ...... St Cl* ..... ........ . • - Calks .... tat ....... OM, , Yet Hubei tun —Moats ilk, %few from Bt. m ....... Qlll4 ........ • .. ...... Phtlata .. apenos ..... Wok; ..... / • Pl. '1