The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-26 00:00:00

and t ohly t is, that he gave liberal advice. He re- I oommended sovereigns to make (institutional coact, goo*, popular parties to be contented with moderate demand., and wherever a people, like the Sicilians, were threatening to imitate France, sad conaltute a republic, be recommended them, in lieu of this, to choose a monarch. The despotic party, who disliked Lord PALMIRSTON'II advise, took their Mane by exaggerating its purport, and accusing him of where in and conspiring with every revolutionary party. And it is these miserable falsehoods which the Tories here so virulently repeat. Now, we know the result of the libersl-advice giviog policy—a result certainly not mtisfectory. For the liberal advice not having been followed, illibrrali4n has triumphed ; it prevails in every cabinet ; sad those cabinets resenting English coun sel to follow English example, hare put the English miniteer into Coventry, and this very state of Coventry is brought forward rn parliamont as a reason for sacrificing the minister that dared to give liberal advice. But are we sure, ;that when we instal a minister who is to follow the principle of either giving no advice, or of giving illiberal advice--are we sun that the results will be, or would have been, satisfactory? As to giving no advice, and as to affecting neutrality in politics, that is quite impossible. A minister in this country must have the confidante and support of either of the two great parties of this country. He must be a tory, or he must be a liberal. If be be a tory, and be ever so quiescent, he will still be suspected of conspiring spinet the literties of Europe, es much as Lord PALMERSTON, a whig, was falsely suspected of conspiring sgsinst its monarchies. The tendency of the present reaction spinet the whig foreign policy is to elevate a Pitt to the seat of favour ; and that man, Pin or no Pin, will, in de spite of himself, be considered as the ally and the nominee of the great and the despotic powers, through whose exertions, and to serve whose purposes, his pre decessor was overthrown. Suppose another sac maul revolution is France, and is what posi tion will seep • minister stand towards it ? If Lard PALMiairroN is now condemned by the voice of parlameut for having given liberal advice, and keened liberal alliances in the troublous year of 1848, ft will become the duty of the minister fee foreign affair., in the next troublous year, to take largel y and naiverally the side of despotism. Ton is precisely what is required. Now is this likely to ensure peace ? Is that likely to remove all sense of antagonism between us and Europe—between as and Ame rica ? On the contrary, it is placing Eng land in the same circumstances that she was placed is 1792, leaped with despotic reaction against popular progress, and dragged by each alliance into a quarter of a ceetnrz of war. The difference, is fact, between Lord PALMLII- Sto:4's quarrels and tory quarrels on foreign ques ta= is, tti a lt Lord P•usaasvores quarrels an always with courts and (*Mast', wt ereas tory quarrels are with nations, with national movements, sentiments, and Lard PALMERSTON'S differences havebees with CABRAL, with NARVAIZ, with FILAN 01E11, With SCHWATIZENTIRRO, with LAHIITE. These quarrels with ponces sad with coteries produce fierce ploniatic strife, thundering notes, cut-throat leaders in official apes ; but they never beget war ; because not one of three susceptible ministers have a people behind them. They have no sym pathy with the nation they govern, and consequently they dare not make any other war but that of protocols. Bat a quarrel with nations and national sentiments, such as the twin waged against France, and which they are ready to-morrow to wage with Franca if it remain republican, or with America—this is the kind of quarrel which produces long, deadly, expensive, sanguinary war. Foreign ministers may conceive a pique against a PAulti t . SION ; but foreign nations would feel in the masses and in their popular hearts an abhorrence of a Pin, a STANLEY, or • Germs,. But ind;ed we do injustice to the name and me mory of Pin, when we compare him or his policy to that of Lord STANLEY, or of any other statesman who may head the present reaction. For Pin, if he defended the despotism of Europe, defended, at the same time, the independence of its nations. The great tory war, which commenced under that states man, was carried on against a mercenary, encroach ing, and conquering power. Whereas, the liberties which England is now to be forbidden to protect, and for even smiling upon which an English minister is to be sacrificed, were liberties the most righteous and the least of, naive that were ever demanded. If ever di. urbane* was internal, and political movement municipal, it was those of 1848. And if they did communicate one with another, it was through the electric spark of similarity of oppression, not through aye organised conspiracy or propagandism. We understand, however, the mean and selfish cal culations of turn-serviog politicians. Tuey say the despots of Europe are triumphant. Let us join them, and putting on their livery, joie in their c our t fêtes, and let us sacrifice any minister of ours obnoxi ous to them, in order that we may enjoy peace, coun tenance, and gaol fellowship from the Czar Nicnones, the Vienna Emperor, and HENRY V. of France. The unprincipled and pusillanimous waiters upon such turns of fortune are not aware how hollow and baseless are their new hopes and plans of despotism. The soil beneath them is mined,and pregnant with the popular earthquake. And if the servility and pusil lanimity of our upper easses were to succeed to-morrow in installing a reactionist ministry in England, for the sake of harmonising through it with the powers uppermost in Europe, they would soon find many of those powers now uppermost sink into the dust ; and then parliament would have to set to work to set up another popular ministry, in order to propitiate a liberal Europe, or else it would have to support a tory government, and join a war and crusade against the liberties and the popu lation of the continent. What is asked now of the parliament of England is to abjure principle, and to worship expediency. But expediency in foreign politics is the needle of the compass, which is for ever going round to every paint. To follow the gyrations of such a political guide, were a sacrifice of ever y principle of honesty, of prudence, and of manhood. Cte Court. The Quin and Prism Albert, accompanied by his Blvd Highness the Prince of Prussia, honoured the per formance at the Royal Itslien Opera-hous, with their pre• seem yesterday *venial,. The royal suite consisted of the Viseesetees Jamlye, Hon. Meese Stanley and Lennox, Lard Dania. Colonel the Hon. C aeries Grey, Colonel Beaver* and two of the gentlemen of 'he *ails of the Prince of Novae. PTlnee Albert fiad the Prince o' reunite rode out on horse back yesterday, attended by Colonel Bouverie end C ount Charles de Oats._ The Prima of \t ales, the Masses Royal, and the younger members of the royal family, took walairg and prey eau , else yesterday in the garden of Buckingham Palms. Ti. Priam of Prussia visited sad inaptcted the Exhibition of the Royal Academy mtsrdag ais ma i r g. Priam Albert (aims by Jimmie) Melted the Duchess of Cambridge and Priam George yesterday, at Cambridge-beass. TN Dothan of Gloucester also paid a visit yesterday to the Dachas of Cambridge. Several knadreds of the nobility called yesterday at Cam el bridge. Cambridge biome, se make inquiry after the health of the Duke A deputation, consisting of the following noblemen sad pentlemea, had an interview with Lord John lingual yesterday, at his official resides.. in Deweing-street, on the mildest of the removal oh those diary's, obstructions to the havytztios a the Menai htraits„ the Seeily Reeks, cif , Lord Newburgh (Carsarvos), Mr. Thome Terser (Car warren), Ur. 4101111 Wdltarno (Mayor of Coaster), Mr. Tay for (Aborystwitel, Mr. Vanessa Waimea. (Pert Madre), Mr. Mamas (Aberdevey), Mr. J. Parry (Bases), Mr. Meredith (Barsiosah), Mr. David Williams (Port Madoo), who wore amespaniod by the nadormostiasod memon of t: Biz B. Williams Balkeley (Ariolemy), Hen. rilit ia mßget, Mr. William Brown. Sir Themes Burgh, Mr. lid ward Cardwell, Mr. D. A. Bounden Davits, Via. mast Bialys, Mr. A. H. Frillrr, Mr. H. Goys Yr. Wit Masi B.I L Zia, Sir Jolts Haw,, Mr. David Mo rrie, Mon. H. M. Marlyn Ho.. Colossi Peanaot, Lord George Poet, Pow ell, Mr. Rieltard Richards, Mr. Rohm Us. Colowil O. IL Trevor, Mr. J. H. Vivian, Sir Gillis W. Wyse, Mr. rheum P. Williams, Mr. John William% mad Mr. thaw WSW. Le Comte d. Rerentlow, Ihnish minister, lad en Marries with Sir Orargo Grey yesterday. Colossi Love bade. interview also with the right hos. bonnet yesterday at the Hom-olloa. Mama Breeiedhoutk, Hayes, and Highisglin, bad laterview with the Right Ilea. H. Labouehere yesterday at titii elks of the Board el Trade relative to a memorial seat iby the lighterwisa of the Thanes. Mr. John Wend, Chairman of the Board of Inland Remain, bad ea isle/view with lite Chase/11w of the Es chews's, yesterday. Mr. Jamas Memo, Mr.Tidd Pratt, and ilia Thomas Fremantle, Charms& at the Cubing, had aloe interviews with the right how. hareem yesterlsy. Despatches from the Ooveracea of the Cape of Grad li c z b as i.dise. d 'the Geld Coast were remised yesterday at the DWILIN, lows 25. A tensnt-right demonstration took place at Omagh last week. Other meetings are organising through the country , but not much is expiated to be done in the wau meetings on a great scale previous to the assemb of the conference in Dublin in the begin ning of spot The London correspondent of the Fromm hints that some communication between Lord John Russell and the Irish landlords oa the gabled is on bet, and that a eospromise, by which the Ulster tenant right and the part-improvement compensation of the south would be sacriaosd, is to bemprehended. The temente of harvest prospects, from every part of the country continue to be most favourable. A batch of lettere from the practical instructors, pub lished by the Royal Agricultural Society, contains many gratifying particulars under this head. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1850. NAVAL Anurnavry, Juma 25.—APPOIIMIEITS.—Midshipeasa : J. L. Keats*, to Lewder; Thos. bunkhouse, to &attest; and Hastings St. J. De Roberk, to Phaeton. PORTSMOUTH, Juan 2b.—The Royal yacht Victoria sad Albert sailed yesterday evening lot Devroport aid Gibraltar. The &slash, commander Sotheby, went out of h a rbour this morning. Her crew present a novel appearance, being droned in white shirts, mown, sad red forage naps. MILITARY. Pomiworru, Juxu2l. l iii;ioubty hired transport arrived last evonisi, Is 26 days from Halifax, having ea board the 7th Royal Pinatas, oosainanded by Lisut.-Coloasl F. Farepiluuson. Two invalids have dial ea the voyage. The skip is cowing late harbour, sad the troops will land thk day, if possiblo, and proceed at 3 30 p.m. by railway to Winchester barracks. (Prom lout night`, ambetta.) orricis OF ORDNANC4 Jan 21. ItL Reit. of Artil.—Oentlemea Cadets to be Mead Unite : J. B. STIRLI.O. Vie! dace, prm; r. T. Wanomea, Vies Mader, prom.; J. FL IILICSICSAS, vim Talbot, prom.; W. IL Wait sc. sae Wil. me, prom.; R. T. W. Perm, vice ; A. C. Joon noti. vise Penn. mom.; C. R. La Masomme, vise pram.; IL B. Rum% vice Seem prom.; W. eneutio, vise Rommey, prom. ; H. P. P. Pussies Vile Morrie. prem. • J. C. Pawnee, vies Bew, pram. ; A. W. JOSSIODS. J. A. imam * A. 11. limo, R. J. Mum; F. W. Namara% R. R. Jane, J. . Casammeron. Doped Royal Raglasera—Geat. Oahe to be beeted Linea, with temporary seek: J. C. Cowes.s. vim *haw, mem ; K. Itaarrsopay ?km Banat^ prom; 0. Gummi, Mee Madge, prolwataL ADMIRALTY, Jest H. The follow* promatime ham taken plow, dated the flat lad., am- Boom as the doer% es the 20th nut-. of Vltte.Adatiral of the Bias ale J. C. 041E1, Bert. :-Rear-Adialrel of the Red the Dom 0. Forum, to be viimadmirel of the bite ; Rear.Mbatral of the White H. Ilners,C.B., to be roaredmirel of thread; Itear-Adiairal Otte re C A Blew the Ike. 0. A . apron, to be rev -admiral of the . . . while 7cipeti:iriviiiiras, WWI tiTerit7t. Retired Copts &ram, J. U. Ournir, sad C. FTPACIIIIT, have elao beta promoted to be retired reer-admirek, oh the terms per the Landow Gazette of lit Septsabar, ISA mAboat of Ite SPORTING. ;•ON-TYNE RACES.—TunDAT. Qrsthes PLATS 01 100 plasm. 3 wiles. 21r. !Wham'la Sweep, 3 it 311) lard etaniera 1 yrs, 9.t 21b 2 os esq. TTILO STAKES of 10 .on. lads, pp, with 60 melded, the Heath to pawl his stake. TY C. (i 3 swam) Mr. Ewbank's England's Glory, Bat 710...-....(llintrinatant) 1 Mr. Itarrison's Trek tress list 41b . Mr. M 'a Maid of the Mountain, Ise 41b 3 Capt. 'a eb e by Emilio. out of Usollik Sot 711, Mr. B. dtepharcs'a Itp,on, et 71b , s Wisi by a kerb. NOITHVYBILILLAND PLATS 01 200 110 VS. adoed to a handi cap 0125 seer. each, 10 ft, sad 5 Nay if &clued ; the second to receive 501 , and the third to save his stake. 2 sites. (69 eche, 34 of whom declared.) Lord Itilinton's Minns, 4 yrs, l'it ;M Mr. Medilato's Roland, 4 yrs, It 9k..... 2 Mr. Payee's Gnus* 4 yrs, ;st 7lb 3 Won by • Mad. Rat is 3 min. L•DIRS' PLAT! of 20 sr vs., added to • sweispetakes of 3 sows. sub ; the second to receive 61. T.Y.C. (6 subs ) Mr. Dawson's Pottue 1 yrs (251.), 7rt Mb (Lye) I Lord Cardrous nd 3 yrs (1301.), est 31b Mr. IL Potts's Resgsr-say-Netibboar, i yrs (231), Sat 13b 3 Mr. Robson's The Nun, S yrs (231.), Ist .„ 4 Was by a meek. CRICKET. UARYLEBONE CLUB •ND GROUND v. THB ---- - ------ efiti OF SUSSEX - '— Co . Tait matte was brought to a close yesterday is favour of Dams by 7 wickets. Score : KAITIMIONE. lit Inane. 2ed las'nge J. Bayley, b WWI% c W Wen, b Ilodsos. II A. Ilayeartb, Esq., b Wilda& di W. Nielson, taq., e Dos, bllod. 610 W.Calya, b Wades I b WWII& 17 e Ptssell. b Wisdom II J. asester. b Wide* ..,..,..... —... It b Nesissa. $ H. Yyssatos. Est., b Males ...... I set ost C. Coleridge, Esq., b Dem A. Dim, e and b Wndss 0 b Main 0 U. Roystas, e Dos. b Wields ...... II c Mown, b Dodoes ... 1 b. Dslia sot out. II b Hobos 13 Su F. ent. e Daitsby. b Wades 1 b Males. 0 113,1102,wl,sb Total J. Dean, b Balms. Suss:. let ladsp. 0 lad laslap. J. Ch.,tiee, jto, b bualiby, Daida!T i rabuest .. • .. T. lip:, rue wn li pot oat... E. Nspier, b b Bathurst J o4 . '.4l . = 6 Faq ßatium b &pa ..... 15 le Mister, b Ballarat Hatbox* .... J. Modem; b Bayley G. 111, not out H. Curt,* req., b !Bayley 29 86, lbl, a—, •b Total Attu *nteliteence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BERM-Yummy. 21T11110111 111 IaIIPCO MIA TOL ... _ WALLY o. iron Towx Cooxcimea. Ia this ere an arra had bee. brought sg set the de feudeat for paellas seder the Ilgueisipal Corporations Almshouse Act, fee rang es a aretedier of the berme k of Stockport, without being duly quailed se to de. Under the Act in gaMle., It was aroma that a party thus sating should be ea I.MbW d householder of the breemk, and be rated In rasped of psalms. la it for Wee yenta W*n he ie quailed to el se oreasilike_ It appeared that the defend ant had .sapid fur the fall time required by the Act • home, barns as the * Jolly Batten," to whistle a warehouse was attached, in reaper of which home and wembeme he had been rated, sad pad the rates having *Whom ou inkelitaat householder of the borough for the whole thee. It appeared, however, that in August. 1848, he bed erred tor:espy the home, but still remised the warekeres, on which he paid the rates, which rates were sufficient its amount to qualify him, if he was otherwise duly quailed. The gassers wee, whether the defendant, having for some tire previous to his rennin' the functions of councillor, eased to occupy the whole premises in reopen to which be had been rated, and respied say a part of the promises, paying the rate oa that pen, which rata was suill• clout in amount for the purpose, was eatitied to be on the bargees list—his title to be so suratituties his tight tort as councillor, if appointed to the ear. The pielatffebtained • verdict at the rid, but leave was nerved ter the defend ant to move the mart to eater the make far the defendant. • rule nisi had bars obtained for this purpose. kr. Evans and Mr. Crompton sow ebewesicaur against the rule, which was supported by Mr. Washy. Mr. Justice Coleridge delivered judgment. In doing so he observed that the action had been brought on the third section of the act, on the d that the defendant had acted as a councillor of the orough after hien, ceased total quelled to sr as auch—the alleged ereatien a ids qualifica tion brag that he was not a burgess, which it was necessary for as to be, before he meld legally sot as coanedlor. But the question was, whether, at the tire he acted, the defendant was entitled to be upon the bargees list? In order to ascertain whether he was so or not, the court rust look at the 15th section of the act, which made It the duty of the overseer, on the sth September, to make out • list of the parsons entitled to be enrolled on the burgers roll for the year. The run was then to inquire whether he was ear. titled to be en the burger roll for the year, not whether he was or wee not a burgess. In ioquising i nto this, they had to leek et the 9th section of the act, which enacted is sub stance that every yule of full age, who had occupied • house or warehouse for three years previously, end had been an inhabitant householder of the borough for that period, and paid the rates on the moire, with the exception of such as were due for the six swaths sorrier to the Ist of August, should, if duly enrolled, be • burgess. The provision of the seetioa went more to define who should be • burgess than who should be entitled to be carolled. The question now was, whether the defendant was entitled to be on the bur gess roll, in order to re whether he was entitled to be on the burgess list, for if so entitled he was qualified to vote. The Court was of opinion, on the facts of the are, that he was entitled to be enrolled, and if so, he was entitled to be on the burger list. The Wend= of the legislature ob viously was that a preen so entitled should be . qualified to see, and on that ground the Court was of opinion that the rule should be made absolute. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YINTERDAT. Bums lia. Cosinumosign Evans. Exraxsly■ naval' IN ram Tib. TAADS.—Ix an Jona /lON AND Co. The he.aknants, Daniel Tenon Johnson, Henry Hilditch Johnson, and George Hilditch Johnson (lather and two sons), were wholesale terdeslen and hop-merchant., in an extensive way of ha:U.:ens, is Aldernianhary Churen-yard. Their bankruptcy was garotted &few weeks moo, and this was the firm meeting for their elimination. Tito duty of ar rangicg the accounts, which are very voluminous, has been entrusted to Mr. Glover, of Bucklenhiu7, and the following is the form in which the mural balanc►sheets have been filed. It may be necessary to state, (or Ike proper under standing of the seccunts, that up to the 25th of October, 1847, the arm consisted of Daniel Turten Johnson, and Henry Hilditch Johnson, subsequently of the three : Balance sheet of Daniel Tama Johnson, Henry Hildirch Johnson, and Georre Hilditeh Johnson, trading under the firm of " D. T. Johnson and Bone." From October 26. 1847, to April 9, 1860. Da. g s . d. To eretitors alma-tared 6,322 In II Ditto holding security 3,OH 7 Liabilities ......... OH 16 1 Pro Ate on tr.olioB ... ...... ....-- .... 3,636 13 6 Okpital of I). T. Johnsen ....... 1,119 12 8 Intto of 11. 11. Julumen -...- ...... ............... Data 0! G. H. Juboas .. ... .... 1 9u IS 8 £17,688 16 10 Ce. Byßood debtern ... ...............«... 1414 IS II Doubtful ditto s7s S I Bud dote (loam) l.lll II 0 Property beld by errata', _ ... ...... 11,1171 II li Amount to be remind tan query Ltabilitiel is per sewers) 4OO IS 1 11. T. Joitorat's drawings.— . . IL IL Johannes dila .... 143 II 7 O. U. Jettaeen'e ditto 0 0 Due trout the Om et D. T. Mow awl Ike Lows PIM', la I'"? 3,123• 0 lustiest . mount If .... S 7 Mance 5 /17,MS M to Balance sheet of Daniel Tartan Johnson and Henry Ha ditch Johnson, trading under the firm of " D. T. Johnson and Son," from December 20, 1845, to October 26, 1847. To Creditors J. Berman. 4,367 2 1 Wickens sad Son (omitted) 7L.C7 664 16 5 Brought down to Alien 10,1860: evetlitnra • Receive! from T. D. Johnson ''''''''' 1: ! Profits to Octeber, 1617 1.650 13 Capital al D. T. 'dumps 1.116 I 6 Z 14,058 1 10 -- By debtor' Ak!erstanbarereli-T ... _ 1254 16 Orb sad bills y di ord .«....= 636 0 1 Rork ........« 274 6 1 Deficiency, October, 1847 ....—..................... S 7 Brought clown Is A'sO 9, ISSO : , 664 16 3 By amount paid—Creditors —, £7,764 IS 6 Now due --,- -• &PIS 0 9 D. T. Jobason's drawings ...— 1,049 8 II H. 11. J 011111011•11 ditto ......» ........... .............. - ........... .----.----- •-- -- - Marra account Capital Cdr . 1,334 9 9 194sas0a0fin94 1...--....- ................ ---... 90 13 3 !KIM 2 Separate balance-sheet et D. T. Johnson, from October 23, 1847 to April 9, 1 1860. To erelitan samemmi ..... —......— 3,720 0 1 Ditto boidiss 8888 r117 — ... 0,104 1 7 Profita ......... 1,414 19 11 Capital ... 1,119 12 8 D. T. Johnson and None estate . ........ .... 1,049 8 8 Sum drawn out of joint estate .. ....... BOB 14 4 Scaelvied tram Men. Johnson 1,007 0 0 Ca. 110,27117 4 By good debtors Dosbtfal ditto 2,000 4 9 Bad ditto Eadmated to produce Securities o Ilk creditors (eatimated to produto) 1,130 0 0 Property taken be assignees Ste 10 2 Penooal and domestic expellee. ON 4 4 1 Balsam-sheet awes Balsam ................. 11 12 5 [16,231 17 Mr. Phillip', for the aisignem, required time for the ex amination of the accounts. The last examination WM ad- journed for three swaths. THE POLICE COURTS. _ MANSION-HOUSE. ALLIOZD FIAt7DIII7 1216MNTIII;ONDUCTOIL —John Thorpe, the omnibus conductor who was o n Saturday charged with having attempted to defraud Mr. Griffith, of Baaingball street, by substituting a counterfeit half crown in the place of a genuine piece, appeared for final examination before Alderman Carden. The iviciSlTos asi;;;Tl . that Mr. Griffith had banded a genuine halt crown to payment of him fare to the defendant; that the defendant said the money was bad, and handed to the prosecutor a bad haltcrown ; and when the prosecutor refused to be robbed by such a mantruvrre, called him a smasher, said he got his living by pesetas eltuderfe its, and threatened to give him into custody for the offence. The proprietor of the omnibus, who is well known as a respectable man, appeared before the alderman, and gave a most excellent character of the defendant, who be said was not only remarkable for civility, but had never before been under any circumstances CO= Weed against. Alderman Carden—l ecuider the Celle to be an extremely bad one, inasmuch as the conductor not only attempted to cheat the prosecutor, but insulted him by snaking a dis graceful sharp against him in the public street. I entertain not the slightest doubt that such a punishment should be in hided upon the dsdsndaat as would operate as an example to those of the same elms who attempt similar frauds upon the public, and check him in what, perhaps, has been merely the commeninneat of a base system, but if I send the ease for trial to the Central Criminal Court, Mr. Griffith will not only be put to muck trouble, but to muck expense. ma it hap pens to be one of those for lb* prosmatias of which the sc rrare not allowed by law. I ham hassisensiderlag whether te s altt not to direct the City shits, to take it in hand. However, the eharaster wilds the deindasit's master has gives of him, and this claims which the delleadaat's wife and Aileen .wall/ peas, fMaoe MS to endeavour to protest um putts by a swam mem Wise; but I trust likely to mom net Mu allmshins. My camases is, that the defen dant be ememitteml Hallawell to WA labour for 14 days, sad that his Seam ha smipseded fee ass month. It wee seated by sensapatlamen that the publication of the fint meskisfian s( 1M ow, mil of the resolute manner in whisk She alumna bad presseilsi la too ease, had arm' /peat Interest amongst the laniensseable lade w i g , to dishonest omnibus sandseMes. GUILDHALL. Ernurami lionsziti:—/C/Cliackiiis, H. °gem & maw* H. Brown, mail S. Pawl won husks ap esi remand, ebseged with attellag • geld shake, value 20 gal. an., • quautity of plate, jewellery, stud wearing apparel, slip a very minable cAleetio• a Roman amen., and rake, *Welts of yenta, the property of Mrs. Jam Pjac.nt, sow travelling in Italy. Bonse additioeal 'videos. haying been taken, Dr. TM, of York-e'rem, Portage-waste, said he had, wording to the request of Sir Peter Laurie on a lens., examigation, written to his eisteria-law, Mrs. Pyseent, at Florence, but he did sot ripest as *sawn for at least • weak or two. Mrs. Pmeemet has slate,. is !bighead who probably might identify the property, or perilous thereof. The uMoer here ruggested that Mary Macklin should be put in the wits. is boo evilest the other primers, se he thought it world be quits impanible to any the ca.. any farther, makes this was dose. Alder's. Salomon. said ha *mild not consent to a pm eeedieg of that had, melees by the express wish of the party &dross of making • each salmi. Tke prisoners were then remaded till that day week. Freak Ihe LONDON OAZETTE.—Tuesday, Juno 25. JaNal NZIFLAWD DAM, Alta, l untlenesr, to sur render July ti at 2, and Aug. 1 at l a _ at Dadsgballetareet. M W oms. Dyne, Lineols'a-bm.ibilds; eassia, Abehorch. ee. Jon. Sayan, Manchester and Sabi* laaaa svistualler, July 11 and Aug. I, at 11, at Manchester Otelft. 221. Wager, Steck. poet, Cheshire; of. Brig., Hobson, Menehevisr. Juan hotamto, Stanford Rivers, Ewes, baker, June 22 nod Aug. 1, at 12, at Baabighall.atteeL Sot, litawlings, Johnotnet, Bedford. row, and Ihnuisd, Esser; Bell, Coleman.strett-build. 'DP. Goon Henan, Portmades, Carnarvonshire, shipowner July 4 end Aug. 2, at 11 at Liverpool Court. Sole. , Eva and Son, Liver pod and Joao. Parbuckle ; of. swig., Turner, Liverpool. Jun.hoer, Middleton, Inecashine, elk manufacturer, July $ and ' 29, at 12, at Manche der Govt. Sol., Allen, Manchester; of Poll, Manchester. TITOMAS Caurwnoo Jonas, linendrafer, July 4 at Ili, and Aug. at 11, at Basingbalistreet. Sol., ones, Toole,. great, routhwark ; of. wing, Cumin, lissinghall. street. Faunas= Arturos Putaork Prince...wet, Cavendish-square, toddler, July 4 and Aug. 8, at 13, at Bminghall-street. Winter and Co., Bedford-row, and Booker, Bideford, Devoushire ; of. meig., Canaan, 11.rehis.lans. CIAIIMIT Parer'', Is looter, poser, July 11 and Aug. IG, at 10, at the Birmingham Court bald at Nottingham. ea, Gregory, Lti rester ; of. wig., Sittbston, Nottingham. Josue 11,ICH•111•011, Edgewsreroad, Ironmonger, Jul 10 at 2, and Aug. 13 at 12, at Buinghall.streeL Talterahal l, Great James street, Bedford-row ; of male., Groom, Abehurch.lane. Sancti. Tanner, Mains. Middlesex, grocer, July 4 at 11, and Aug. 13 at I, at Ba•ingbalLetreet. Sots., Chilton and Co.. Chancery.' , lane, and Horne and Son, Stains; of. amis., Peanell, Conduit. chambers. Wsume Truss, Birmingham tallowchandler, July 2 and 31, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Soles, Li and Bloc ham, Birmingham ; of. Rowe, 11 Join Wirers, Dudley, Warwiabakire, innkeeper, July In and 31, at 12, at Birmingham Coati. Sok., Rea, Worcester, and Wright, Birmingham; of. male., Christie, Birmingham. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Lion Ch'ILIXAVIIII, Bernemetreet, Osford.sreet, mannf•eturer of artificial Sowers—lot dia. of Is, I Id., June 20, and three subse quent Wednesdays, at Graham's', ColemasustreeL 014/1•01 lIVITOM Sheffield, grocer-Ist dia. of 7s. (al., June 29, and any auteequent ' Saturday, at Freeman's, Sheffield. lii. can 1.01.1 L, jun. ' and &JIM DUN, IlUillOtlitard(2, 1 Holborn, Sreigs prove ace inerMiants—lat die. of Md., June 26, and throe starsequeat Wednesdays, at Graham's, Coleman-street. W muse Lama Mora, Clitherce Lowanhire, rativener . —dlr. of la. 6d., Jima 13, and any subsequent Thursday, at Freeman . .., Leeds Ilvou Palmas. Sheffield, baker—final dlr. of SOL 6d. (making 205.), June 22, and any subsequent cloy, at Freeman's, s Owen Romans, Flirt-street City, law innimeller —3rd div. of 9d., June A, and that. subsequent Wednesdays, at Graham's, Cole man-street. CU4a.1.111 IiAIIDRILIOR. Sheffield, 17011 merchant—let and final dia. of &I, Joe 29, and any subsequent day, at Freeman . .., sherheld. DIVIDE:4IIB.—JuIy In. W. Dixon, Manchester, iroomonpr—July IS. V. Golding, Tunbridge tVrWy Kent, grocer—July 13. G. P. II utehinsion, Crawford street, 3far3lehone. 'Meer --July IS. 11 Knight, Mitcham-rend, Croyslun, surrey, Iktme I victualler—July 22. L. T. Aniline, Weymouth, Isoreetehlre, inarduunder —July 23. E. G. *lel, In.schetter, ironmonger—July 14. W. Wray, Kingston-upon-Bull, draper. CEITIPICATSS to be grunteg, maim came be shown to the mateary, on ths day of casettag. July 17. T. Collingwood ?Omaha= Courtney, Oxfordshire, Inn. ke , per -July IS. J. T. Holland, Coventrg builder-July IS. G. rate. Wolvedusmpton, Staffordshire, coal de .lrr-July IS. J. Pennock, link, fan ice-July 13. li. Spilka., rt. John's.wood.terrace, St. John's-wand, .later-July 18. 0. Wilson, Wakefield, Torkahire, draper. PAN INENSIIIPA DIBSOLVED.-C. Attemed and J. Brain, Kid diussiater, Worcesterattire, boat makers-W. P. Bathe and .1. G. Hirsch-C. J. Balker and J. Cliifiltlui, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, builders-T. 11. Boorman and J. Anderson, Liverpool, rice millers-. J. Idaker anal W. Maker, Brig'tnn, saws, coachmakers-W. Bu. chanan ,Liverpool, and Z. Hid Maranbam, Broil, merehidita-S. Cochrane. J. Cochrane, and J. kl'Kee, Brunelle-under-147n,, Mud , fordshire, mereera, us tar as regards J. 111•Kee-K. lily and J. Foul ' ger, City.road, nt. Ltmard's, Sksreslitch, h otitultus al builders-I. it Eras and T. I'. Wr4bt. Cortland, liorretshire, surgeons-J. II .y. ward and W. Hayward Oswestry, Shropshire, attorneys-N. flinch , liff, 0. 14. Ilin bliff, E. B. Illachldf, and W. Ilas Idea, Whitelands, Idaeklandr-Itne, St Luke's, Melees and Wardour.atrest, St. Jamni s, Wmantester, who:male paperhanging manufacturers, so far ass re. garde IL S. Ilinci.td- E. J . Nicholson, and J. Crowther, La C4ll, common ran iers -E. Uudsin and J. Nhchalson, Liverpool, common carriers--J. J. Ilurkbann ant 0. Terrill, carriers betwetn B.rrainghant, Alcester, and Eve-ham -I'. Johnsen and G. B. Whisks. holcue, Miwtn, °timers-IL King and T. Carkinma, Barrossford, I:Inc-44am washing liquor manufacturers-S. Lambert, J. Itrown, and 11. C. Pi gott. London and Dublin, cold lacemen, so far as regards 11. C. Pigott -John tau/Mon. John Leighton, Jun., and James Leighton, Brews r.atreet, Goldentsquare, books tiers, so far as regards Ja Le'ghton, sen.-s. Prior and G. Hick, Abbey, W Ih.bire millers -W. gusher, J. Ball, G. IL Jay, and W. Cradle, Coleman. 'Meet, City, accountant", so far as rewards G. fl. Jay-11. B. Roberts and J. T. Walksr, Moorgateretreet, City, tailors-W. Itushforth, B. Us, sad J. Wray Bradford, Yorkshire, tronfouaders, no f.r as re gards P. Wells-John s,.arks, emu, folio Sparks. jun., and W. Jack son, Liverpool, gnu mores skaters. -T. Steel and J. Steel, Trinity ' atter*, Itotherbithe, Reiterates-M. Wilkinson, doctor of natal. rim, and 6. Kerman, apothecary, Liverpool-It. Wil•on and K. Boughton, Ipswich and Hew Sutfoik, manufacturers and dealers in East India oils. SCOTCH SEQUESTR.ATIHNS. Jams Ilicwarr, Dualities, chemist, July J and 21, at this King's Arma lan, Dumfries. to it 13 Ale Hums. Leith, shipowner, June 29 and July 19, at the New Ship Hotel, Leith. Joe,, Noma, Inverness, inerehmr, June 29 and July 29, at the Vine Hotel, Inverness. Wiumw Kum, Edinburgh, beekeeper, June 26 and July 21, at the Ship Tavern, Edinburgh. GREAT ROWING MATCH. The 'cullers' race between Cole, of Chelsea, and Chitty, of Richmond, whith has for some time past created the most lively interest in the rowing circles, rune oft yesterday af ternoon, and was one of the most splendid contests upon record. The competitors are the two best men of last season, whose pretension as fresh candidates for aquatic fame were then first brought into notice, Cole being the winner of Doggett's coat end bodge, sad Chitty the atteamfal competitor for the coat, badge, and free dom annually given by Mr. Evan Monk at the Thames Regatta. This, as well as the " famous comedian's " Issqueet, has for years past brought out the beet young men of the day; and as a divenity of (Tinian 'sighd with respect to pre-eminsate, both men soon found bathers, and the race of yesterday was the result. The match was for 601.; the distance, from Putney-bridge to the Ship at Mortlake. Chitty showed great spirit, and the rate was rowed at a killing pace. Cole ultimately won by seven lengths. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yesterday and dispoeed of &number of motion. and petitions. An appeal from Madres, " Bsm v. Phillips," was commenced. MARRIAGE IN HIGH Lire.—Yesterday the mar riage of the Hon. and Rev. Geo. T. 0. Bridgeznan, second son of the Earl of Bradford. and Mies Emily Mazy Bagot, youngest daughter of the Bishop of Bath and W e ll s an d Lady Harriet Begot, was solemnised at St. Peter's Church, Ratimoqaus. A large circle of relatives attended to wit ness the solemnity. The fair bride was accompanied t o th e ! altar by a bevy of youthful ladies as bridnmaids ; the Ladies • Bridgeman and Woe Russell bring among the number. DEATH OF VISCOUNT CANTALUPE.—We regret to announce the demise, after a very abort and painful illness, of Viscount Caatalupe, eldest sou of the Earl and Countess Delayer', who expired his father's ressibnc• ii. t • •'pis Oroevesor-street yesterday aft/m.lk shortly before 1 o'clock. The deceased viscount was formerly in the Grenadier Gaards, bat retired from that corps about 10 years back. He was been 2Sth April, 1814. WESTMINSTER TEMPORARY BRIDGE.—The cola ' mitten of the House of Commons have decided that the standing orders may be dispensed with in favour of this measure, which is to enable the oommiseioners of Wiwi miaow-Midge to build a temporary structure from Bridge street to the opposite shore, to maintain it during th e repairs of Westminster-bridge, and to authorise the commissioners to ttaoefgap the bridge estates. The bill is to be broug ht la by Robert Grosvenor, Sir Charlie Burrell, and Hr. Fromm EYbtilNO CLASSZ3 TOR YOUNG MEN IN LONDON. —Yesterday evening the etintmittos for the management of them classes, with surly 20J of their friends, sat down to supper at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. The Berl of Harrowby presided. The standing toasts having been disposed of, the noble chairman gave Prosperity to the Eve , lag Clumps for Young Men in London." He wished that some of the gentlemen who had done so much for these Oren occapied his place. lie had been only a looker on, but It was imposeible to read the report that had been put into his hands without feelings of delight at the good which bad been done. Great as had been the results he hoped they were but the beginning of • more complain organisation. They had every element of ammo; way were willing to teach, and many more were willing to leant ; and to bring these elements together, nothing war required bat the aid that the more wealthy alums could easily afford. And when they were brought together, as he believed they would be, • more extended metropolitan university 'Light spring from them, and London become the intellectual, as she was already the elemental, capital of the world. In returning thanks on the part of the committer, Xt. Harry Cheater rid that, as ea ogler of the 'noseband earmlttos of the privy council, it was impossible he bin he be W. (event es the subject of the riteatioa of the middle dense. This institution was healed oa the principle whisk the privy erred committee were endearoariag dam la all the schools YAK their oustrell—thot of founding • good "sealer almalloa ea a sea religious basis. The report he the post mat Mallall that 24 shires bed boss established, whisk were attenisdbf more that 600 stadia* whose general rood esmame4 Ire secured the satire approbatles of the widen. Tweetr aim lectures bad been gives freely by goadomsa of talent sad reputation, sad 23 teachers Ind, la the mess sphlt de. voted homely 400 emalags to the hastruetioa w i l ipag men of a dined dose is nasty. The suborn resolved desk. des lest year mosaatod to 2204, re rpm& tam had an *needed DOL. seedy half of whisk wm pro dded by Os steams themselves. PUBLIC SALES. JUNII 2•.5.—8y Mr. W. H. licwitt, at the Mart—The Advowson and next presentation to the rectory of Goebel, Saf•dk, groan income fie.lusiVe of fees 464/ per annum, rates 401. per annum, free of land tax and first fruit', present incumbent in his 17th year—sold for 1,340 guinea,. Three other advollsOnr, the parishee of Lenhato, Kect, Westley Waterless, and Wootton, Betlfirdibir., were an nounced for sale by Mr. Hewitt, the first named wrs soil privately, the other two did not meet with purchasers. Mr. Latvcittxu, at Garraway's. Freehold resid.acc called Whim 11.11, near Colchester, with gardens and grounds extendiug to 184 acrs-2,6001. Freehold farmhouse and 191 acres adjoining the preceding —1,4501. Messrs WINITANLET, at the Mart.—Absolute reversion to 6,0601. Torso per Cents., at expiration of a life of C 6— sold for 2,7201. _ _ A how, 24, Dalston-terrne, Kingaland, annual vane 42L, held /or 30 yeah at 61.-320/. Rever:ionary interest in a fourth part of property atnount ing to 22,6001., receivable by a gentlemap at the death of his parents, aged 67 and 62—knocked down for 2,4601. Freehold property at Norwich. comprising the tectoty of the Norwich Yarn Company, with steam-ingine, ry, &a., in full work, also a public-house adjoinuit, I t 161. per annum—offered for rade by order of the Court of Chancery under the Windiag•up Act, bought in for 12,2005 Meow FAillillitOTHlS, CLARK, and Lye, at Graraway's —Freelt..ld and cupyhold estates at Ponders-and Station, Edmonton and En9eld, Middleraz, " The Plsasantice-had Farm," with GA k errs of land, let fur 221/. per annum—so:d in four lots for 6,7701 Cuckoo-halt Farm, with 162 acres of land Ist for 6001, and nursery and garden ground let for 551.—501 d in three lots fur 15,0701. A freehOld wharf and premises on the Lea, near Ponders cud Station, let for 1201. per annum-1,0605. Freehold public 12 use adjoining Ponders-end Station, galled " The Railway Tavern." and 4 Erie of ground, let IF , ,r GU—knocked down for 1,6341. Freehotd dwelling house and iufsnt school, let on lease kr 311. 101.—sold for 6401. MARKETS. COTTON.—LivaapooL, JUNE 2.s.—The Market to-day b. been Arm. Sales of all kinds about 6,000 bales. MAINCHINTSIL. JUNI 26 —The excitement consequent upon the political question under discussion by the House of Com mons has bail an effect rather adverse to Limners, and the market has been very quiet. owing to the further advance of cotton yesterday the prices of yarns have more than recovered from the depression perceptible toward,. the middle of last week. For cloths the producers are oleo oolong better prices, but to a greet extent inerlectualli. Printing clothe are more difficult of sale, and both 90 awl 40 inch shirting, arc heavy, last week's prices being barely maintained. On time and 45 inch skirtings stocks me slightly accumulating. There is mare inquiry for long cloths, which WAR' light in 'duck are firmer, and domestics are still quietly ad vancing, being low in stocks, and KNOW considerable porch:ow. ha ing been made by home trade houses. T cloths also continue to im prove. Jacconet snuallim are much depressed, and fancy skirtings almost neglected. WOOL—HUDDIRSPIELD, Jew' 24.—The public Wool oaks in London being nay/ on, the clothiers in our district use deter mined to hold off buying: until they etc what eon he done from the present salts, which ore going off pretty br inlay, and ore likely to du so until the end. Prices are ranging a shade lower. Tne POLICE FORCE IN DIFFERENT TowNs.—The Stockport Memory says :—" At the meeting of the Man Chester town council, last a eek, a motion was brought for ward by Mr. Bowler for the reduction of the police force, and a table was read showing the number of the police and the population of several towns, which certainly exhibits our own borough in a very iavourable and prominent point of view, as it clearly shows that in this borough there arc 1,395 more inhabitants to each polio( man than in any other town or borough in the long list of places enumerated by Mr. Bowker. The calculation, which CORN : —BALSA WORTH, JUDO 25.—We bad a tbin attend- is rather under than over the mark, shows that in vice tisslay. The Wheat Imam was healthy, and our gnolutionm n em Stockport we ha-e one policeman to every 4.19.5 ic •ell supported- In serAng era nothing doing. Wheel., wino:, 41.1% habitants ; whilst Macclesfield, which is next in the abs. par qr. ; rod, 311 w le 41.. scale, has one policeman to every 2.800 inhabitants. HULL, June 65.-1= the 'pest week the weather has The list also show that Stockport has 1,692 more inhabitants teen all that could I. Wig iM eountry In every direction to each policeman than Hilton, 1,695 more than Oldham, away issingiamie rusk no about whip earn and hay. Imports are wears • most Memento! eppeerense; ass however is much andel'. and 1,995 more than Warrington, 2344 more than Preston, ntidenhe. es are Owe tranwactions. killers are cautious in their ' 2 545 more than Salford, 2, no less than 3,116 more than more than Halifax, 2,659 ti end Wan ism tittle to sive way. me only more than IluddersHeld, and erikY really la dewed le perfeoll islb red Wheat, and of Unit eur Bradford. How does this happen ? The places enumerated stock le detest nil Out fanners a short supply of Wheat to have in many respects similar pursuits, tastes, and hahits, RIO INIMINIk Ned 611113 W-cab anir tone OW. was Paid , and yet there is a very greet difference in the amount of • etill= edema Wei dmemeded miry leedMg imam A protection required for each. There nut be surely 'ow ls Deem sad i t Per. brit gmleileee supported, end mere ImpZ ebd . Lam m ' that Instituted et the onekester Town Council, it it serves IWenleinenr ihr e 1111rjea lh .r " Wetr= ... "" tb. P lend thi ng in airing exitlenstion, and hence such inti Si fn niew• lauwal Oahu me maw dam, owing to the no ether object may at least be the mesas of bringing before fns yeah. l a poi maw have bee leht Welly, et our lace& the public mask tefloa and sestet takeriastroa. WOOLLEN. Lamas, J vas 25. Th. market has scarcely been ma buoyant ■s lad week; yet with what went out during the market, and 4nee It eloped, them will have been a fair atarags Tuesday's bualseas done. MANUTACTUItES. HvimmumaLn, Juno 24.—The cis in the Cloth-hail hare Inerewied in stock, and cluthiea eunaptain loudly about their nut being able to inane any profits. The Yarn trade ha moderately steady, and a fair Winnow Ia doing in low and middle qualities. does. Rape Cabo skew sale, and lose, 721.40 74.. brag bad are e'err. Bens are very lash to se I, and to.elsy's pries, nia. to ea.; for the best inmen, 904. stet`, but not obtainable. Priam : Wheat, Engnett, red, per qr., 395. to 411.; whit e , 40 e . t o 445.; !Maitre and 800 re, 40s. to 441. ; Pool, rants and Ilarnburg, 375. to Holstein, sod Freeland, 3*. to 3rA • RUISOIII, mad Odessa, 00e• to ids. Oats, EngllS, 13e. to le& ; Deel'ab, He. to Yileeland, lia. Od. to lOC ; Ramis. IS.. ed. to I la. Od. Bar. ley, asaltiag, Ma to 23e.; gradiag, lee. to 20a. Braes, 2le. to Ms. ; furelo, 21s. to 51.. Pees, wid th , yellow, sod Ohs 245. to Vs. • grey and Meek, - 225. to 345. Lleased, Black Bee, 43a. 445.; Petervituri, to Riga mil Archangel, Ws. to 40a. • Konlgaberg and easel, 345. to , Ise..Md Cake , . 111. ; tine foreign Gt. sa. ; !e -ters U. be Baps Coker, 77e. GL Tares, Engliah, 711 e. ; Lodge, Ins. to Se. Guano, SI. to 10t. 10e. Bones, Cd. nyeloe. Imports tor the week : Wheat, 4,133 gra. • Barley, 11,461 •, Oats, ; Bean., 1,035 ; Pees, 701; Tars, 13, Lhasa, h,157 ; Oil Cabs, 1,011 toes ; Bones, 739; Guano, 370. Irewww, Jame 26.-Then was but a short supply of Wheat at oar uurket te.day, and but little variation in value. Bar ley, Beane, Peas, and Outs unaltered in site. Limos, Juan 26.-We are well supplied with wheat. Tie fine weather teed. to sake the trade rule stow, yet pekes for heapt.nglialt samples are maintained , other sorts in very limited demand. Ostsand beans do net vary in prior, end other art ices are without Sleuths, Artier. this week: Wheat, 'ma ; Oats, 750; Barley, 2,111; Beans, IMO; Peas, 49; Iles/Led, 712. Latorrow BO3eAltD, Jame 26.-At market to-day there was a very shirt attendance, owing to farmers being ht., haymaking, which Is now reseal In this dhtr et, The supply of Wheat mall, but sufficing fur the wants of the sesames, and the priors id last week are steadily asaintainel In Bayley, Buns, and Peas very little &lag, at unaltered rates. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels, 235. to Ws. bd. barley, per imperial qr., 19e. to 24e. Beam, lia. to lie. Peas, 17a, Id. to 30a. per 5 bushels. June 25.—Tne supply of Wheat to-day mai very small, bat quite equal to the demand, and what little Wetness was tranaacted was in last week's current rates. Barley, Oat., Beau; and Per steady. Wheat, white, ID!. 10s. to 111. • red, B!. 10s. to Per, .1111. Bar*, 2 Ha 4s. to 2to. thaa, 14e. to 17s. Beane, 23m to als. Us. to LIVaIIPOOL, Jose -In consequent* of uniformly numerators weather, and the continued favourable account* ef the crops In all departments of the United Kingdom, the trade at our mar. bet this morning was doll f r Mint of all descriptions ; holder., not withstanding. refrained from preening Meaner on lower tem., end we are therefore merely warranted in reducing our quotations below the currency of this day es'anight, although for sales beyond a mere retail amount some eureesioninwithave been made. Vol good brands of American none there were buyer at a little under pianos* rates, but, from the limited stuck remaining on ho. d, im porters were Arm, and consequently few transactions occurred ; French and Irish Fleur, however, being In fairnrquest, r ea l ise d th e f u ll price. of iue.day lath barley wee Tether more !rateable at late prime, and Malt remained Mei wy In value. Beans, upon a moderate demand, supported previous rates. Peas, moving theruniy, were the turn cheaper. (lota, although in moderate request, declined fd. per 151 n, Oatmeal dull, and nominally a shade lower. Having reveral Irish buyers over here to-day, renewing their enmities to Indian Own, and sellers giving way is. to Is. Cid. per qr. from hut Toesd.y's rata, the operations were considerable at tuft abatement. Prime . *beat, Esigluin per 70101., red, M. 6d. to Se. lOil.; extra, 54.10 d. to 6..; white, ss. hid. to Cr. ed.; extra, Cs. Od. to 6e. 4d.; Irish, red, ss. Id. to M. 7d.; extra, 3e. 7d, to H. 9d.; white, St. 3d. to 3s. U.; eats, 36.11d.t0 30.9 d. Bann, per qr., English, -s. to ; Chevalier, -5, to -s. ; Scotch and Irish, per LOIM., 2s. lid. to 3.. lid. Matt, per qr., English, pale, 40s. to 535. ; Irish, 34a . to 45.. Oats, per 45.06, kaglisk and lieutch, be. Bd. to 2s. 10d.; Weida, Is. sd. to la. Crl.; line sorts, te. 6d. to 2s. 6,d.; general, Au sorts, 2s. Id. to 2s. sd. ; beans, per qr., Engdah, 27a. to 31k ; boutch and Irish, per 48011 n., 234. to 21a. Peas, per qr., English, white, 25e. 6d. to 56a. 6d. Flour, per 2selhe., Eng,un and Irish sesonde, 255. to 26e. ; fine, 26e. to 285.; superfine, 23.. ed. to Od.; extra, 32e. Od. to SU. ficL Oatmeal, per :urn of 2401 M, Irish, 1819, 21s. 6d. to 225. Od.; old, 3 1 1. Od. te 21a. Od.; Carrnian, old, 20s. to 21e. ed, bran, per 34110., led. to Is. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, ss. 4d. to 3s. 7d.; white, ris mt. to 6s. 3d.; United States red, ss. 9d. to U. Ild. ; white, w. 0,1. to 65. id. ; Dentate, mixed and red, re. 6d. to ss. led.; high tolted,64.6d.to6s. 19, ; Lower Malik and Ilamburg,red,36.llld.to6s.3d, Ithenuth, 5..5d, to 3e. 10d.; and Petersburg, red, se. to U. 3d.; Archangel, 4a, lad. to 3s. Od.; taker, common, red, 56.0d.t0 Se. 3d. ; Polish, se. 3d. to WM.; French, Spanish, and !taller. red, 3e. Id. to es.. d.; white, Cs. 7d. to ss. lid.; Bannatand Ilszianopoll, red, 3e. 3d. to 5.1. ed.; F:gyptlao, 3s. 9d.to 4s. Id. ; Mediterranean, Re,, hard, red, 4s. fel. to ss. Od. bye, per qr., ba th e, At., 20e. to 24. . Mirky, per ColE, grinding, 2s. 9d. to Ss. Od. Oats, per 451 b., 2s. bd. to 2s. led.; Huasian, 2a. ed. to 2* 7d. beam, per qr., European, 21e. to 27a. ; Egyptian, per bulb, 21s. Gd. to 225. tel. Pam, per qr., battik be., white, 3m. to Pik; Guardian, 21s. Od. to 235. Flour , per Lel. 19,10., Carnelian, sweet, 22.. Od. to 23e. Od. ; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 22s.faL to 2M. ed. ; Ohio, 235. OtL to 24e. 6d. ; Philadelphia and sweet, 2Je. td. to 24..; Canadian, mar, 19a. 6d. to 215.; French, super fine, per sacker 211010.., 11 x. 04. to 336.6 d. Indian Cura,per tiolle„Ame lean, white, 275. W. to 24.. tid.; yeilow, 275. ed. to .11.. 6d.; Euro pean, yellow, 26e. Od. to 19.. lid. Indian Corn Meal, per 12610., 11x, Dal. to lit. Arrivals and exports from the 19th to the 11th June, inclu sin, tato Liverpool alad Runcorn ;-Wheat, 15,711 qrs.; bar1ey,2,524; Malt, 313 ; Oats, 1,039 ; Nye, 900; beans, Zvi ; Peas, 1,19 e Indian Corn,ll,th2; Oatmeal, 36.1 seek.; Flour, 9,146 packs, a. d 18 heir. Exports to Ireland hest, 471 qr..; Rye, I.b ; beans, 41; Pine, JI ; Indian Gone, 13,811 I; Indian Corn mod, tai Flour, Sue sacks and 195 lord., LYNN, June 25.—Our farmers ere very bury with their hap and turaipeowing. and the supp.y of wear is mull, and prices miler exceeding those of best wet► soy 6210 e. to 631b5., ioe. to 42..; line 435.; •htte, 47e. meta, 40,5.5. to Lae., It.. to 17s. bows, 26e. to 24e. per qr. to the growers. - - Nswcasun, June 25.—The weather le all tbat could be wished, and Wheat un tee early soils Is coming generary taw ear, and In about ten or hnirusm days it will be general in the more back ward districts, At our market thin morning we bad a large show of Wheat from the grower., chiefly from a clutanee, and the quality being for tae most gait indincrent, such surer could only be placed oar I evict terms, but anything ch are fully su-tained Saturday's 'att.& In south country de11C711,41.4116 lOrt-li(12 so few transacts... transpired, that our quit:dims may be deemed little better than nominal; b dders, however, were very stiff, and declined making any concession. In tlour there ' was little doing, the extreme dueness of the weather indu :int our dealers to purcha.e very -panugly. hires, however, are unsealed. Ortading Barley continues in good demand, and as irecly taken at itt a. per qr., weighed Silibs. per bushel. other arti cles unaliered, Oats excepte, which seemed to command rather more attention, and may be written the turn higher. - PiAmours, Jaae 2.s.—Tee weather eaatieuee my Hoe sad hat, and with a few days more of it a large portion of the crop of bay in this district will be saved in tine order. there waa a email attendance of nsiclers at this morning'. corn market, Mil very lime iniamena was done; prices of Wheat and Barbey continue much on last week, and arrivals sue small. Sauget:KY, June 23.--Oar market to-day was mode rately supplied with Wheat, and the attendance of farmers was mull. The tra :e was atemly, and the twice male • ere at last week's curren cies. Sio alteration in the value of hour. Very little busl,.ers doing in .rley. tiete, Beans, and Pew% which were fully endear as last week. Malt was in Mew demand, but inamitans its previous value. Prices: Wheat, white, 445. to e 2.; red, 31s. to 40a. Beet Earley, 2.35.; middlinif, 20s. to 22..; Manor, 17,. to 14w. Beans, Inflates, 2v.; k.nalisk, old, 34a, to 40s. per qr. NIA, 12.. to :9s. per qr. Melt, .•s. C.d. to 7s. per holm'. 'Leroy 4s. Ski. to .. Flour, las. to 32.. I per sack. CATTLE, ate.—ROTRERHAX, Jose 24. W lave • greatly thc reared supply of both Wasts. and sheep to this day's mu let, and Neutrally ut very prune quality. The attendance or buyers was somewhat Dunn rout, )et nut eq u a. to the supply, and we q :ate prices rather to faVour of the buyer. beef, Ss. bd. to be. sd. per cone. Muttun, Sid. to sstl. per lb. MALISUVitr, Juno 2o.—The number of Beasts oft of to.day was seasonably cat, funve, and sacecded that of last week, and were of good Quality. lhere was a short attendance of bayees, sad the treat . VMS Sery mactlee. To eff.ct salt', dealers had to -Ibiza' to loser rates. A clearance was not effected. We had a good supply of both Sorry and L.untat, and more than sulkieut fur the reepuretuents of the trade. Twee woo a steady, thou.lll not to my brisk, demand; and heat South Downs fully maned lag mulct's PTICO. A good bu.meets sluing in Calves; but the Pig trade was flat. A abort supply of dead Ptge, and sales ruled dull. Us bed, U. to aa, tti, per score ; Ile der, 7.. to 7a.ht..• Vow, Gs. aid. wt. Wether Mutton, Std. to ' per 10. Somerset Notts, to 64. Lamb, OA. to 7d, [laid pi" Pork, and Limon, Os. ad. to do. 9d. per score. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. W2DI4IBD/11r, Irres 26, 1860. The Stme of the Weather at each ot As following places at Nice o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arrAorred in order ot latitude. Nam of tuft. C "'" dire°oll it &Me Weather. Wisc. l'of of Tn Puout .......... PORTIMOVTIB Batoirtux Murrusus 2.10V1 r AMMON ......... V. ,LII.S.TONI Gentle Breese Cloudless Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Caudle., Strong Breeze Cloudless Steak Breeze Cloudless Calm Clouul,. Gentle Breeze t Cloudless Gentle Breves ; Cloudless Strong Breese Partially Cloudy Gentle Breeze Cloudless Gentle Breese Claudio , . Light Airs ; Marne. Calm ! Cloudless Gentle Breeze' Cloudless Gentle Breese Cloudless. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Calm I Principally Clear Calm Cloudless Gentle Blida I Cloudless Calm Overcast Gentle Brum Partially Cloudy Calm I Cloudy Gentle Breeze Partia ll y Cloudy Gentle Breese I Overcast Gentle Breeze ; Overcast Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Gentle Breeze! Cloudless Gentle Breeze! Cloudless Gentle Breeze Overcast Calm Partially Cloudy Gentle Breeze Partially ores.ast ..... INADtwo 41Alit N w tcu .14 0111,101.13 ww Li v. lITON CAllisial Dell BUM Mani AM PWAMPACWen- 40101.7111 t4airrt CLEWS HOLYMIAD iota Ntwpcubanca. ..... DAIII.IaUTOS *mime aLum Bcarracit Boor= ... ..... ...- 1 Ormasow 1 YAmmvona Tki IS DAY. Noon. Onastr4 Wind. Stramarga a Wind. dank. °Malabar. (mune Itreece. The return. from the following places did Lot reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they thereto's indicate the state of the weather on lion.lay morning at mete o'clock. PooLE Fouturrolis L:totewrsa ..—..." KEwcAars.• You' Wrarourax Dvxcess K N.k. w. $. . lint* Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle BRIM Calm l'arludly Cloudy Cloudless Cloudy hrtLily Cloudy there:tot oeutl• Breen Paiiially - Cloudy E.S.L LW. N.B. I.E. LW. e . w . N.N.E. SHIPPING INTI?LLIGIINCII. (11.16 ser Owner Womb. 111. 61, I ppl • awn.: W•U,PI • 14, CASUALTIIii. )(amnia., Monk, from Newra.tle, Pa". 4 thmtio. aowne on the 24th Feb , being to New York, my to 'q t ''' aim been heard of. Ranger, Lea, of Llano., was wilt' , wrecked oft th.,,,,, Anaemia*, coast of Africa, on the night of tG i). 4 E April ; the new all laved. ,4 ......--- • _—_______ Holland .......•••••Hamburg ........... Lisbon .............. Pacific •• I Ju:; 7 India Tli Ebatiscp ................ I , ! . lißirawthrudainstiaii•.st;.ll;:m.r..z...i,l.flf.zi.n.......... .................................. I . . : 14 7 1 4 2,1 7 : Mexico and &nal . h .......... ' 1. 7 LL::::'• Je4144 ARRIVED. Anausa-at Liverpool, June 25, from ... ALBEIT MAIATIN-4t Liverponl, Pune 25 , .. ******* AMANDA-S. Liverpool, June 23, from Ann Emit-off Foikedone, June 22, from ************** ADILIAKA-0110171K Ad, June 23, from *************** ALLAM-oe Falmouth, Julie 29, from ********************** Baena -st Plyenouth, June 21, from Boansm-at Lirevapend, June 25, f * rorn . .... ....... BIJUIVDA-st Gravemend, June 23. trom ........... Basow-ett Gravest od, June 23, from ....... .............. CLIDan-at Gmvemnd, June 23, fr0m........ Camewsw-at Cardiff, June 24, from ............... Caremarre-at Exmouth, June 22, from ............... Commune-at Lynn, June 22, from .......... ' Csaammaa-off Portnmouth, 91, ... Curio (et.)-at Falmouth, June 24, from ............ Downiv-at Falmouth, June 23, fn .............. Daus-at Falmouth, June 23, from ............... Dmonsasai -off Brighton, June 24, from ..... J A CHILI...ft/fr.-at Gravesend, June 24, tc, r ,, Joon -at Gravesmd, June 23, from ................. Junco-et Meter, June 23, from. .................... Joanna-at Dublin, June 23, fr0m......... San-at Plymouth, June 21, from .. ...... mutes--at Southampton, June 21, Bore .„. . Lrrrut Few-off Plymouth, June 24, Iron ... LITUNIA-st Liverpool, June 23, from... Meng -at Goole, June 24, from MATICILDA-St June 22, from MAST AND CASOIJAS- at bunderland, June 22, Masexcurearts--off Dent, June 25, from MAIUNKS-IM WejMoUtS, June 24, from MTIETts-uff Teigsmouth June 24, from Nran-al Cove , June 21, from Moamar -off Deal, June 24, from Homo-at Portemontb, June 24, from ..... Nonnernaitawel, -at Gravesend, June 21, Ours Runes-at Stockton, June 22, from Pmvouen-at Gravesend, June 25 nom ... PllOlll,l-at Hull, Jane 21, than ........... PSALM-off the Mart, June 17, from . . . PILINCI MALMI--11M June .... T fl , OT TITS lALIO-at Gloster, June 2 r MMISCCA-et Hull, June 23, tr011,_..... itAminow-at Hull, ALSO 24, from_.... ltimovarion-off Deal, Jute 21, from Iticivaao Haw -at Liverpool, JUlle 25, SARAN-at Liverpool, June 22, from. Br. ?Brow -at Hull, June 22, hoot Bram RNA -at nharcham, Jun^ 2.1, fr Roctuannon-off Falmouth, June TSCXXIA -at Wisbech, June 22, from 'Freon-off Portland, June 24. emir Thom SNOLS-of Plymouth, Jun. SAILED. Am—from Newport, June 24, to. ........ . BELIPIPA—from Hartlepool, June 25, t, &Terminus —from Gravenend, June 25, o, Zoos—from Hartlepool, June 23, t 0.... ....... „.. , Er ...... —from Hartlepool, June 23, t ENORATOI:I—ham Gravesend June 26, t, . Varrotor - from Hartlepool, June 23, to Fawn. Wu-tux-Ipm Sunderland, Jut.e 2", • , Glum—from Gravesend, June 25, t, . Harm Lions.tr—from Ilartlertol, June 13, to Hoes—from Sunderland, June 23, to Jrao—from Saleombe, June 24, to .1, NO—from Sunderland, June 22, to I.IOIIOSA —from tl..rt -tv,r.l, June 2t, ........ LOTALIST—from Plymouth, June 24, to. . ..„ -• LADY kterroa—fross SIIICOMbe, June 22, to . A • Into MIAMRATA—Prom Sundreand, June 22, Mama Roasts—from rirareeet.d, June 23, to RIOVNTAI Itl—frolll Poole June 29, to NAI BAN H.+.: , —from Newport,i June 24, to P. 7' Oma —from Cardiff, June 24, to PATRIOT—from Hull, June 21, to Run,—from Hartlepool, June 23, to.. ........... -n. BAUM:— from Hartlepool, June 23, to Sroomoral—frum Plymouth, June 23, t 0... ...... torviem—frout Grwreeeod, Juan 23, to Vatztarro—from Cardiff, June 24, to rootta—from New port, June 24, to WANDRIER—tram Ilarclepoul, June V, to Zarrossa—fromGrareeent4 June 24, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL ALTMITO! , . Bockland, from C.pe of Good II pe, Jur.. lon. 35.13 W. COLUNGWOIIb;trig), standing to the southward, M.., lon. :2.1 W. GAGL VIP 6110•&., from Loudon for New York, Jura E.N.C. 70 miles. HAMA. from Lnadon for 13arbadocs, lon. 36.13 W. Morrtrr ,ship', outwardhound, June 14, I.a. 1 t h., lIANDAIIM (barque:, standing to wtstwArd, 1.. 32.14 E. )111JOTIC. of Bristol, from Taranto for . .. - N„ ke.11.34 W. Moments*, Main, from Stmoihae fur tend: r., s: F lon. 32.10 W. Pionntiost (barque), from Cape of C.,al II p: 1at.19.14 11., lon. 1.42 W. PRINC/AS Ro,st, for the 'sunward, March 14111140 N. or *mums, March 14. ' 1: Or. Lawaasea, out 10 days, from LlTer7..f. (heque). with emigrants. steer:ll.r • ar "Menne to the all three, • • .•. is :; N TANJOUR. Pears". from London for • .i lat. 3 N, lon. 23 W. WIN.IIIC•TaIt (barque'. out 10$ day , . h . r.r. London, May 27, lat. 21.4 N., low. •• w. Exiiiainox or IS3l.—The macor it. W Esq.) and town conned of the town of Wis..% C 3 hs the sum of twenty-tire guineas to the funds the curying into edict the proposed itdustria: MELANCIIOLT St:lClDE.—Yesterday et, t.: tensing suicide occurred at the lodgin:•hcve Abbot, No. 2d, Jermyn-street. Mr. Lloyd, o• Lloyd, France, and Co., P..pe's Head•alley. residing there for the last eight wicks. has booting undsr slight mental derangement. under which he laboured induced him liVefia: course of yesterday to send to a home opper.:s • his brother was not stationed at the o inlow. Ir.: course, merely a mental hidlucinaiion: bu: so be that his idea was correct, that he loinsi,.f shortly before the melancholy act was es:unlit . ..J.. ascertain the truth of the matter. .t had re. ascended to his ap amen:a, to pre from the second fixr window, and in turned a somersault, and dashed his fie lag-room windows. On baling removed to Hospital life was found to be extinct [Adrettimement.3—TnE Fut COMPORTAMA SIIA•V.....EIrot:S. a frOW Strop- thirdly, goal *4p-I,u-chi... 3 4 , there are to he obtained, of the beet Ziu.i.ity of KOSS and SONS, silo can etrimg.r ro eerted Itaileray limo,: diva. their Pearl Silas - Mir rage, beautifu:l3 - ere bitheT and their medium Waders'-hair i.hatine-Nosh. I recommend travel ,r. It , mere. t then' Vreeiting-eae contains the Urged number of conveniercee in the taxa...et yildress, Raw and lbeh Teateeetriet. I^, ,n.I [AdTertiiirMent.]—C tIM tINTS t l l.* 111 F. ST 11. I 1114 rrtraonitn,ry ni•ilietni• sit: • de. st•or me& has been !nod in •Alrl. l'essons surfer:tic s i octal debility, *WS head.st es. bile. stoma , h. •r :tier rest swured that A course of these cure', however bud Os ir caws maybe, •• this nicilicineacts sodirrctly %twit the icry •ii - • no disease, howl ter sortie, can rcsisi is •". • • . th•vefore, who is subject to any of tr, , .3.. • . shoulti hare rrcouree Itollos as's • • at rrotiassor Holloway's Estabiolintei .4 L BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DE.kTW:t. B 1 KT 11S. BLOND.—Jtute At Aldet • am. FAII.KANT.—Jun, 21, :it Ciretio.plAer FAA, 1 Mare Curtain, Slot R. t., of ; ,Laughiet . HOILNER.—June 23, at Dulwich-common. M !MRS.—June at Warn ick.greet, Helgroe A. Jones, Ear.,ot a daughter. POTTY& —June 22, at Ileiugateud, near 61duo of a daughter. WILLIAMS.—June 21, at hererler, iiiiiill;;;;E;(l:ii.i)., a a eon. WoLFELEV.—J me 21, :it Wol•cley Wolaeley, u( • sun. MARRIAGES. CAILDSW—BETIIELL —Julie 2.. 4 at Ill.irylebone 0:r l'ardew. late at the ":4th ittahLtraler% to J. dAttubter of K. Mitten, hut., ENG LEFIELD- POOLL—June 22. At ht. blaienu• tbe %1 don-bridge. by the Kr,. Wi.tut, P.P., Mt. J. I.: ‘ Stoke Newttuyton, to Mary Ann, t'ny Itughter to U. I of the Oteatu-locket Hotel, lAnnton-bridle. FLOAT -VALK.- June VI, 0. 11. Mat, Eet., of 1.Ioeioul: ACCOIIIII alltatltt7 aC. rapt, K.q, of kell1111 1 6:.' Ilemintone, lbesonah ire. THOMPSON—PARNELL—Juno M. at St. New. J. D. illionttiolm of Barnet, Hertford:lmo, to daushter of the late A. IL Meech, Fiq . t itA Unplosahlre. DKATELS. BURNET.—June 23, et Markham-terrace. Affuthwatl, ford, son of the late J. Burnet, Eau., of stiortwom . , t aged 23. filsllol..—June 21, at Juddonreet, Munnetra-mum'. Hc.. M'' itwbop, *gni 93. CANTLE. —June 21, at Parefati-plaer, Turnkon,:reon, Mr. aged 1; 6 . lIEKVIKT.—June 24, rat Newcombe, near Liverpool. eldest Purvinnor daughter of the late Jamie Remy. Km.. A" - theinef, and Muter of T. K. lterrey, Km., of London. LACK.—June 22, J. Lack, VAN., late of ILL'. moose. ,Mal STKATTO24.—June 23, at l'ortagal.etreet, Frances Mart; fr.w , : the late J. Stratton, Caff., aged SS. WATKltel.—June 23, at South Bank, Itefernerparl, lit. W. ‘ 1 lornterly of Kennington, aged 79. Printed and imablihed Mua.wa Ki.. No. abed. to CI4 'Alio% Prater. at IN Uggeti LogibstY arm. la At peosilat al allimailaa—Wauxispaso Jima SI, 1444. st • (;* II M: ,ci• 'I trotsih :- r.•I r r a /