The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-03 00:00:00

FRANCE. Our eon ortut 0011.1111PONDM.) PARIS, MONDAY Ivaante. Ilielleilevietg lathe text of the opted% delivered by the lapse ea the opening of the Legislative 411 Aim Amen. • telegraphic eanunary of dhystaisill Is yea at the mast the muses amasessi that it bai been spokes : 31=M Stulaten, . is MVOs,— Thf lIIIIMIeis negelliatiensummeased dialog the sans etas hal mks ohm* node you foresee that I Auld be Alva to all pea umber whra they Insisted. llama, the Oushosuse of Visas has bees puede= to penis poses, Mid I MN pia to appeal to year gotolalkes sod to the pe'rietima of the snaky. WiA tire weatiag is moderatiin I. setting the seadi fins ? I do as teas to semis the eisestbsa before you. Nearly sae year had paned miss the seaseaseast of the war,.ood Sandy Fuse mid Itegiond bad saved Turkey, ✓ aned two battles, used Resta to sasses the Prinapall ties,. sad to exhaust her farm In the debase of the Crimes. We had, moreover, in our fasar the adheeka 'MUM& sad the Sorel improbities of the rest of Bares. lank simians the 'ablest of Visas said o If we wield sass to treat apes Sow vessel homebred before our susemes. A refusal oa OW part seemed aatarel. Was it set to be supposed, is foot, that the &meads of Frame and Ragland would IOSSWIII is properties to the vestals SS* streak sod of the smiles already made ? Well, Frans sad Salami did sot tura their adman's to sena; or even make the ant of the rights gime as then by venue treatise, so mush had they at Mart to facilitate poses sad to give ea enehalleavable proof of tide inederstka. We sanded ourselves to ask, 1. the istersets of Gerseasy, the tree amnesties of the Danube, sad • break water against the Rules Rood whit* woatiaaally ob. strode& the months of that great river. We denuded, to the 'storms of Turkey *ad of Asada, • better anstitatioa fors the Doubles Priasipalltres, that they might serve se • barrier waist the repeated issues of the North. We demaided, ia the Stems of basesaity sad of Juke, the same 'wreaks for the Christians of every sallesiesusier the eaoluals preteens of the Belton. la the Interests of the Porn or well as ia those of Bares, we denuded that Russia should limit to • reasonable degree, salloisat to shielthlisr agaiost say attack, the amber of her ships is the Black Bea, a member which she sold only inaintaia with as aggressive objen Well, all these propositions, which I nay sell nuns- Memos, from their didatereetehmes, sad whisk were ap- proud is principle by Austria, by irons's, sad by Basin herself, suporatiod la the Costume's. Runk who had osassalsd, in theory, to Wu sad to her propeadoesaas is the Black Su, has refused every limitation of hat naval foress, - sad we have still to wait fee Austria to falai ker ea gagennits, which soasisked I. readeriag our treaty of elLLaaoi olfeasivo sad delusive if the aegotiatieue foiled. Austria, it is tree, proposed to as: to gamuts, with her by treaty the iadopeatleano of Turkey, sad p seasidar far the Caters ass anus WM as insresse of tin amber of Busies ships of war szinedlag that before the eoeseas► twat cf hostilities. To assept seek s proposition was LE. possible, for it is ao maw bound Basin; sad. ea the coatrsay, we 'Wald have appeared to mastics her previa &you is the Block Sea by treaty. The war had to fellow its assns. The admirable devetioa of the army sad navy will. I treat, sosa Ind to • happy result. It it for you to yrovids ass with the awe to matiaso the 'Wages. Tl 6 sonntry has already shown what remaress it has at its esiassaad, and the mafidsase it plasm La me. Baas swathe dose it effault,7oo,ooo,ooofr. more thes I damaged. • pada' of that will stance to maintain ib military beam sad its rights as a great nation. I bed resolved to go sad plass myself is the midst of that valiant army, whiny the pr► sense of the Boversiga maid sot ham failed to redoes • happy isfiseaes, sad, • witness of the herde efforts of air soldiers, I should ham bees road to load them; bet oarl ess questions agitated abroad, welsh have always remained peading, and eirisamMaams at home, danuaded new and iseportast 1116011S110. It was, thereon, with regret that I abendoaed the idea. Ify 'overawes% will propose to you to rote the weal Recruit:arm Bill. There will be se extraordinary levy, sad the bill will take the usual course neeemary fn the regularity of the administration of a reerultnteat bill a yesr La *dm**. Ia esselesion, giatleseu, let u pay hum gobruily, o u t tribute of praise to those who light for the essay; let u mangle oar regrets for those whose lost we have to deplore. so rut sa example of abermatice sad mastesey will set have being gins I. villa to the world. Let sot the agesseery seeriikes disencregs es, for, as you an' aware, e milieu must either abdiente every politieal sha man, or, if It potions' the limiest sad the will to est ma formably to its 'samosa tutus, to its hielorisal traditioes, to he providential mission, it must leers how to support at times the trial. which stem esa stomper it, sad restore it to the rut which has hose gives is it. Faith is the Almighty, presumes is ear '[aril, sad we shall arrive eta posse worthy of the aliases of twigless asthma. The government demands a new loan of seven hundred and fifty million francs. It proposes an impost of one-tenth on produce, and on the revenue scorning from the carriage of pas isopre sod goods by railway. _ . 140,000 men of tixe dam; 1866 are Galled ander STEM I call your particular attention to a correspondence la the Cimititutimasi, giving an account of the di sarms affair of Ism 18. It confirms my surmise that the Mossaw had greatly understated the loss mallard on that °imam ; 5,000 men hors els combat are now spoken of, whereas the Morateur only re turned about 3,000. Bat the appearance of this cor respondence eseme to me very important in this respect, that it indicates • disposition to attribute the failure to gram mismanagement oa the part of Ch ases' Pelierier. The Cbareihotiorasei would oertaialy riot venture to lead Its solemn to the propagation of inch a charge, unless it were well assured of the views entertained is high quarters. At the Bourse the - Rain fell 16e., easing at . 66f. 80es Railways gave way from 6t. to 10f. Madams do Montle (du !Capron's nether) has arrived in Paris, assosapsaied by the Doke and Duchess of Alba. THE NEW DANISH (1201[ OVA OWN 001L1 COPENHAGEN, Iv Ns 29. The new Milldam or Diet, was opened, today, with the usual ceremonies, and in the presence of all the Ministers sow is Copenhagen. The Minister of the Finances read the "Open Letter," or royal preassation, oommuniosting to the Assembly the draft of the new constitution for the wh o l e Danish monarchy, of which the principal features are u follows : Tit; king takes th• oath to respeet dot toostitution. litoistoro aro soopoosibio. no It to he laid before the Diet, oad voted fa tko wool mom. 111teratioae la the budget may be made every two y e s es . The Lies epeeists the President. The Aristably has am the right of iaftlativo. The 9isterghly its he cenvelmml every mead year, and sea port he dinderd IBM than Wee daring that meted. Dieremases between the aimed Dim ef the blondes sad the repressalmlee Wise Oe be elided by the Xing Gan Privy Connell ef MMus The Dowel Diet is ampeeed i. aeserdanee with the rayed mdiseass of the 1131 h et July, with the addition of 716 ',whom 17 NOM be skew; as the representa tives dike of Demmark (Denmark proverb 11 for the Duellist ashinwii, sad 6 for Holotein. Every make mast be at Meet 96 years of up , sad be ia pessimism of pesperty Mat Meet 1,300 dollars aaaaal sease,er_ mien team I. the meant of 200 dollars yearly. The Det Dist In se sempetesey to dinar or alter the smitten relations Si the Daisy of Holotia to the Om semis Coarstieratisa, and all y e w s of mosey with regard to these Mance* are to be setned each time Is S WSW. The Diet having been opened, Count von Moltke- Bregentoed read his appointment se president, and Baron Brorkdorf u Mot-president. The assembly then pramedid to slut their secretaries, and the shake fell on Users. Usslng and Barchardi. The health of the Log is satisfactory, sad he lc surly recovered frees tha efilrets a his ball serv e. fall from his born. It is said tbst he isla•de shortly aadM make mother tear to the Deolties of Bales*, Holstein. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1855. Ram 3lntentgence. M parthis I will ..}..coat tip ease to Lady and I as este poi will has ridges" 114 . 0 11 1 OM I haw all *beet ft. lad lading I sold sake so Is. ,plesksa oa her, I left bor. Ste bad previously sesplained ....a d ills P last r e r il ' 81011 : 0141 WM IPIA • tbe i lii Mee sass ......lis pii el Is nt ow • Are, bal d, • y lady alai psis sib ea her Am sad yew sist sot wake a petit abort seek • bride." She ass several tines late at beesklist sad diesel. Oa sae masks I Sid, " Tor are late, Mn. Flay," mad she esdied, " The steward's•MOlß boy *NOS es NMI aid tell ga• whoa seals an ready ; I dea't ems dump at ac t the s of • ball." I *over Welted hot. She sone soma to se that Os.. bed treated her 111. Mt. —Gana yea gross of Om eltaatbfies. Wes Mt to be married to your aiss ? There was • treaty of that Mad gra. (Isepbter.) Oa ..'alai semigloss the plasm', lhat J Mr. Gaza should sit by bar at dimmer. He retool la Sousse his seat, sad No use to is. sad said, "Ti. Wag • groat deal of Sloss with Mr. Gana ; as it, sod fey to c s ei r r isi all ea MR to sit by ay side." That starred is flana's . Ow sass paid as say Sissies berm* what tho sirainstaaos of his payiag his addresses to may Sees str e td. Cuipbell—Did he ever pay yes atteatioss as a lever ? (Lasittter.) Wits's (eamphatioilly)—Nover, my lord. I wee was Sales of the plated& I sever denied that Gana wee is may roes whs. he miss there. Lady Zetlaad left Om fin Mayers on the 22ad of July. After ben ladyskiphed left, I neeived as gammas letter, which I homed a taw umlauts after I had read it. The letter charged so with sadist towards Gam of a very infamous chiseler. I weal to Malvin' shoat the 28th of Aqui, Is mosequesem __ . . COURT OF OURRRI3 BENI Emma INN Pam AT evaasAsa.—as APIA MAW. MT. r 2. POTTIMI—ALLIIOIIO 11111WINIM. This nes as action bur•vebt by tbitaklaila Sib had hams lady's maid so the Colman of the ilailmiaat, who is hanssliaspor in that es summer doompanastice is tar shear. dander esmpisimokof ihatibs W wattles anamsay user lamer, aaa w imast se i% bormthim the isiimiant a sharp al infirm Ida a (ma asimmat maned Goan ;" that "ths *hit[ had suds in ~r matures to Chan is amp halo and wise dim Imam, and that he hal he.. madam J.ssp i her home r and that the *MI. dras 'midi the taiww at rams drink, whisk simian= wards hail Mats Mr Isms at the plata tiff's situation. The isemiamt *nisi mat rally. Mr. lierjoaat WSW. Mr. lass, mei Kr. Doyle ar rived for the *JEW; the Allsraspeasasal sad Mr. roprosantod tido didamisma. Mr.fissisaat Wilkins ststM Ike assn for the plaintiff, whisk will V. oolloatod fres the willow. Mersa Pry essmfird-1 ea the plaintiff. I was brought Mee s millibar, but, in creetreesse of ill health, I writ out as a lady's maid. I have lived with Lady Starr of Aiderley, Cr Hos. Mrs. Dauber. sire to the Arshderp of Armagh, sad is the resort of last year I was riser by Misr Stewart Mackeeric, but, is asse• terse of some arsegsMste made by her, I wee so lesser required. Mks Mrakstia, however, recomusesded use to the Cerra of Leased to Joss last year. I had before IMO amide ea arderles le lady Pert for a sinters. I geld Zer..lll•l Yin Stewart Msersele had rr ms se isdy's maid. Lady &ties& kept two made, sod die offered to rite ms es her heed lay's at 261. per messm. Her ladyship said she seed sot Orr say Scars sheet my character, as she had resolved so Bead es sue tram Miss Mackenzie. The day after I saw Lady SeerZerl aria requested her to inquire about my charaseer, sleet ally she made inquiries about me, sad are that Me eafterol tan That was ea the 28th of Jar, sad I metered iase her ladyship's serer. o• the Ilk of July. =theme el lee weedrobe aid jewels. His lordship's la Lois le la Arlington-alreet, PiesadiUy. The dellsiot Well the housebseper is the establishment. Mae was a penes named Gan, who was groan of the Members, sad meeker lady's nab, sad two other women whom,* lady's abide to ether parties. Prom the time I Mend the Denise I was ill treated by the defeedat. Oa ell anion Lady Sedated asked me for • pair it um shoes, 101 l eritlrsieg obis to dad them, I asked the idlit for them, bat she said she had atm. I eseuamisaid that to Lady Leland, eel ii eseesquease ef what her ladyship said I sea st the dedidest that I was isheatta she bad Manes Meaty median, Pain of sheen Mho said she had Mani et all beiMeiti to her ladyship. She amen = mejehli Deem. ail b her drawers we /mad a large of WM led shoe lIM op is a toweL I Oak thee to Saif Feieed. Thabiandaat said, when we loud the Melee tint Lndy Mewed had lives theta to her. I told liall aim& "MI she said. I related et the serrate' lei% it the psis of the dander, what I have soli limit the awn I did that by her ladyship's Menem Lady Zeiss/ eared see to tell before ell the mesas Whin the shoos had bees land, but sat to malls that I had been told Is say so. AMR thin the defendant ill-trested no a every par wiw. Ilk. wird not give up the keys a Lady imbed'' Meeeima ma Jewell.ry. It was her duty to sae that I was ma be at meals, which she always Defy IeaNNA dodo* Ilea aide I west there, is seasequasee of M Meseteat I isesivied, I moused the defeadeat to blab Lady Lolled that I widW to leave, es I we very =After Mat I bid her ladyship that I was very Me, as I was easelealy insulted by the defead• mt. Lady Zeikel asked en if I wasted man measly; to = Implied se. but I wooled • quiet sad comfortable Mr ladyship ropmeed me to stay, and I was =fM de is. Lady Selland west to Habra es the ay. In wan only gibe to stay that. • sheet Si., a I was repeeled to sad ay Mahn sad beam to his 's seat b Terkshire. The debated come to Melons t the 27th ea II IL Abele 10 *Week fa the nos I was galled heft Lady &Med% sitting-ram. the iikiat was there. Lady Zabel said to me that Si MA very dreadful daps te sake against me ; Oat she had looked epos no ea • nameable meow sad that I was to tall her all that ma "Mg ea is her establilmeat. I said that I was a Magee la the base, sad that I haw abbe or the set ante, mope that all bat Gra sad the daesdaat were Try kind le ma Her ladyship said " You mast know, sad I will Err you a preset if you will tell me." I still said I Mew reibleg. Her ladyship thee LIM, " Mn. Potter, what are them dreadful things you have to briag sgaiast this wished Mena I" Mn. Potter then said she had received ell meepMeee letter of emit a character that it was not It to lee pesimei la say court, that it was from me, sad that I had bees died in writing it by the other lady's maid sad several elm of the earns% as I °mild sot have known eleal had base ones m to the boas so long back as it re. and to. The dasedeoll aim said that she had received a Wm bees so the weak bane badly written, badly spelt, GM that eke GAM serier nSi grebe. She further said Mee I wee MINI Milo Ihe biasses of spirits, sod that I hoil abaft* it at Ile somas' table; that I bad IS every rile eeeeelo.l made improper overtures hi mama WPM Mk sod corner of the house ; dlid Si WWI Mr was • sewed Joseph in my hands; OM she amid mare her ladyship I was not a proper mime, ad at It to be about her arson, or that of say eat mesa. I said I was iasosent of *myriad that is bees ben& .gala sae. I asked the defendant if she MGM ellen MN tree the letter. Her ladyship said that Pates had safortuaately forgotten it in London. I asked her ladyship if it might he sent for, sad she sold "yes, you shall have it by to-morrow's post." Several of the serrate, blab, Gan, wen then called up, sod Lady island aseesed them of aiding me in writing the teem They dried having done so. Alta that I was mai ap into her ladyship's bedroom, sad was dismissed MOM Ise service. Bb. said she arid not keep a warm day dreadful character. She said I most go at roe. I did ea leave that day. I left cot the 30th of August, which was the third day ass the ecavenatios. I left between else sod ten at sight. Tbe letter which her ladyship _rid should be wines (or was a produced. I Wee did were ash 111 letter, mitre did I know myth's, Mae II Mier bible& Orammusined—The choristers IMO Me glees tad plea ea the lid day I entered Lad y Zs sada, Me OM of July, end that shoat the kale of the jewels in MIM week. At int she aid she had Mega the key• She thee said die email act fin them tip to see. Ilhe did =She wield she them ay to oohed, but Lady /be said why does Lady Mandl plass sash ma idens. layout She said site wall ease up ad hopeless whoa OM keys wen given into say dirge. I weal late the nem whore her ladyship was. I wee alba at the time, eed I bid bee Wrap I bed bees Mailed Isi the deliodeat end Sem, bat net by the uses eimeMe_goewalli_ . I Aid not ask Gem to sit ant all at Maria TM debidalloed Gam greatly beelial ate. I bailees she wee jedeasof lIL I believe Owns ms empeed to her apse. I Mien she 1110 babas ea be, owe aseeent. 1 nay have aid that Ames tto her nine wee gib " • blind." I nentedi that as.. was ea kageoper labasay beta's the dediediell sad Gemm. I have said she was • bed masa. I have sold that the damndest and Owns were lovers. I have said I have heed Own la her pease sitting-rasa. I have heed bad seem him Maas n her. I did .51 tell aaybody Mal Mrs. Pease I ZetleiCsallnee. I soki emesbiate to De. Mamba shout be deft M mid the Maeda& was en old Ineeries, sad I had Meese say main Meat it. = bad mai bad ha s le me. He had men at me. Potter me& efte against me bean Lady Ledaed , Mier perftelep, hee lad yship's sire, wet sot remit. Lift imbed Mil rest askme what I meat by alibi Potter " a bad warms." AMNON/ was get for me before Ilan dr was prepared by Mn. Bates, by sty direction. I led Si please I was la before I west to Lad Leland 's ce asemel of 11l Moldy set lessen I qs with the serneet. I ems foil ow imily es esseant of quarrelling mikes @soviets. fin. Poeta eel Gene wen the talk if the Moak I said se. Their blare was nab greater this ON if aay ether penes ia Si Moan I have seen his ds to Ms POI= eninelnee et 13, McMinn at 1, sad esseedres al 2 shad lo the inseolug. Oa cm aeries when I was fa• guide, Meat a heed be some binds of mine, Gem sil o is the memos of Mrs. Potter, he hoped I wee ordain's e take myself off, as I surely could set rest afar to blahs I bed met with. Oa age °session lan wet by Lad Zeimil with a very heavy tray is my hark walk I was mallb to any, sad his lordship took it from M himself. This ebbed the Mbar s else. The Attorney-Omani having abased the jury for Si defense. ailed the follow's' riders : Be , at Potter reaslced-1 am the defender. las 02 yen of age. I have lived is Ludy Zetlaad's fanny he 26 years. lam now housekeeper to her ladyship. Detre the OOURT OF BANK.RUPTCY.TuLT 2. plaintiff are her ladyship gave n• pe•lainien to ge mean 110. essonassa tionors. through her Moak of hoses sad Wiese far her ladysbip's 15- at ZS lITYILL. Dolled for his a E ll = hBS l ll = eissi ns si wil : is lie ssami ebiss tbsn ws eilliblital= shiest. . baakr. u. ar -Dt. ... ....•-•"" W 2 l . tar oo l l Y ° lllll ooL a t - o." 4 ,sa - pat of lashes over them. • lbw days after the ebbe, _,"" — ps ... ".' .... .... -..—r— -"-- -- --' sunhat, lane co MN fee the haste ad oboes sad I said, " Will yea ''' '" atre ' wliart ' U P , " Titall."1 " 8. be so good as to tell is l*ship that whom Ino up stein I Mr. Niakall" , °ld al" 'W m, ri P •rt " that the will put them eat." Wag an redid Lady island Wes bankrupt owed to assured creditors 11,3921.. besides very kind In net regableg nos us go up stein oftener tu n liabilities priripelly es bills receivable of 8.0761 ; the anowary. Mn. Pray resolved them hen saa, I de as rises had realised about 1,7001. His pr Mho (during four Vault they were is my drawer., fee they tamed tab lap a yews sad four mostke) bed been 7,0641.; trade eapeases, beadle. I west to lad these, but I reelly caret reitet SIMI; isterest and Mane t, 2.1921 ; were. M., 3,01511. ; whether they were is sty drawers or is • has Is my boar sad Pwareal elolonsa. 968 1 . ; losses. 4 00, : had sad room I rover told Prey I had me boots of Lady Zeiler's, doubtful debts , 9.82 M. The heehaws had eenateneed lb. did me ems bash ad mg that Lad Zeman had odd tresiare is Oasber, 1860, la perlaseallp with P. O. Med ia Iked 1a... 8k eel lie peke. Peso savor i n ino ham ;be was boa twee Niseb had no espial of his Nerd in the aerate' VIM that I Mel Lady Let= sys , bat aeL was advalla Wa "et' The bees ant show. About a fortaight before Prey ship ceased is Marsh, 1861, when it weearM that ;a rar d i nin i seal, after her prrd.esmor left, Lady &dead yrava ma th e had draws from the ling about 1 0 4 M The baaarat's 'barge of her J.wwls, what were of very eenecaer e m e aoseasts showed that he an beelaset in Moamar, 1861, value. one day, errs Mr. Medea Si Ammer, was to the .:test of am* 1.8911, awl this Met delisiney had suethe *buoy suns to me and said, • ler bay be e roe ea regularly inereasing. His Mehl bed bees legs. tle he sks hay of re. lower" I said, " Will you teft isrly kept, with the maples pf Si asabliesit o whisk bad bar ladyship lan gobs slivery shortly, sad will Sao that .et Men oast up and babas& for some meade previews to o n h er l ey e dv. a never odd I had set get be keys, ce the bsaMIPM. ens I new ace sir them sp. I sever said to he as,. Mr. Baylis, for the assignees, did sot oppose, bat left the big to the Meat. " Wby has Lady Zetlaad rash beldam owe la the heads alb *mt. to yea r' After Mr. Hadseek bad left I welt by her Mn. Lamen t " fer the bankrupt, attributed th a uero o t n . ladyship's apron desire to see what was the mar with sate result of the trading to Si improper conduct of the Mm. P. Me cried, and me ea knew why. I heed makeup* pssear. Mc is las. lima ..attiog rim* and sad, "Li sane, Se eas His Swam oaderreadig that the bankrupt had ro pes Is mess OWN. ; what as In ae VW r '..... said, dared ad the asissenee in his power to the as trees, ob " Teo bessl a rall nil." I sail bud mei Si m alississ mad time there wen seas palate is kis far his idea; eel then said she was shomelelly WNW nee= yeah. media as thei he had hoes imp ur eied eab by everybody is sla you. sad save a ma is lasii- Me mbar. But Mini biss Ma, 00 Par aralar. I sad, "If will give me the mass of igen raft more Meal. fte WSW le MU t I . ~', boner:jar* rot ettiattaeo. tit aerate., veohl bo Gibbs alma the than man bo s of ski foelba fret the data of the intakes (Ist ), le tbo rood of die boakrept leen sea oa too keg. • IN IA OPPIUIRBIX. r•iii•l•klnipt. a slip.elheadige sad Ouslowbsese spat, at He *scats, was adjoarsed this die toe ass- sppearsace. H abbta en ant I,Booi. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jeri 2. mow am 0010111111111111111 PUILLI:PL IX as rams= sou amanita. Thisiseleen4, ea Weeny. who wee opposed for s brsesh skink sod whose some as day was Eased ter • final mdse. appllpd s rennin order under the Nth monies. A eraillere mew appeered. Oessnhadnee Phillips said he should grant the order, mad dissherge the inadvest from prima, he having been notes& sere than two years. Time sreditor intissled his litanies to adopt ulterior menng,. The saint diesharpd the Insolvent from prison. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. INSIMILDAY. - - - - Marko Wilikos Wisiiijost Baran, the former the Deposit Ammon Oempeay, surrendered to s ra r kt i h7 Mid epee istlietment whisk charged him with stealing liven mien At Se payment ef the several sums of 111.16.., Sal. M. N:. end 111 ITa, the property of his masters. /tr. Melkesser, ; Kr. Parry and Mr. Sleigh were mewed for w prisoner. It will be remeembered that the primmer was tried at the June leeks upon a charge of a similar character, preferred by the SON preeeentors. Upon that occasion, after a very long trial, be use acquitted ; and, as all the material bets were then gime into, it will be unneoestary to g• into any detail of the evidence on the present °session. The tempaay fa question wee established in 1862, and it appeared that in Await of that year the prisoner was ap =anialmay,ataatiary at MIK a year, *se of the coo of lie opiptintmest bass Mat he should introduce certain nobleness beta the einem& Very much confidenee apposed to be pbeed be him until July, 11168, when, in eonsequesee of mem einumstesese that came to the know ledge of the Bsetsvy the pelmet was called upon to re sign, sad he edmilleg thee then were &Wattles's in his accounts he the eineunt at 1001. After the prisoner had resigaid his ippeiMmeell it apposed that be was allowed ts lOW ups. the h iS s the comy until the meet iseember when the directo pan rs eeimpelied his to leave, but they hie furniture in Me* bad e be payment of the manse lee Se thaw, and sr were lobes until Harsh of the punnet year • ekarge mode against the pi- MIIC was time . 1 1 1FP l ipplied three Mogan, for the sums mentiesed ia tbe Wiliness. sad whisk were intended for elmthew doodled IMO, his swat use, and, instead of ever to the he bad paid into his own beakers. Them feels parties, wore made out, but in thew cross. eamninatioa it appeared that whoa wham first joined the ocespeay they had a wry mull balms, and that, mainly tamiet his *airtime, their anneal Mime had been raised to ever GAOL It else appeared that the band of &femme hed e be refseesse to leme, gamine& the primer to pay than Ongues beta his own bootee, end that they took bee Ihtle plies to investigate his accounts, se to ewer taia the meresteme of the Towhees he put in. It likewise agpemail thane of the aromas bed drawn son of agesemant e taw alba Met as adedsal should be Ohm swim* the primmer welded did eashieg t. Injure eempaay, sad that no steps were takes to geese este him mail after be had obtained as eppelalmest as Is maks, iesereace nws ey. wit itTany elbowed Ile jury aft behalf of the Owner, and I urged thee the_preseeeim had bees set en feet hem malig neat miledves. He admitted that the pelaeser led Med 'mere lasi,, bet be said that there was an inteatiaa an hi pert to defraud, and that the whole press bid beaneseesimed by the negllpmes of the doe amain* in whisk lbs Whin of the d cowpony ireeteee bed bum awdested. seesaw The Jimeeder having rammed ao, the jury, after a short delibentiee, returned a verdict of Guilty, but resetamended him to mercy oa moose of the negligent maser to whisk the directors of the wmpany appeared to have perfirmed their duties. Sentence was postponed. NEW COURT. MOM ISM CONZON 11111.11.1. T. Swinster PA4/4ps, 19, Idea, a fentlemanly.leoking young man, pleaded guilty to u indatinent charging h is with having seeks • quaatitt ct certificates of shares an the Port Phillip Maks, Pries a Patent Candle, and other comp penis% valued at between 3,0004 and 4,0001. Mr. Clarkson prosecuted, and Mr. Parry and Mr. Geary defended. hif. Clarkson said that in this cue he appeared upon the part *taut presseators, who are tallow merchants, residing is Leadealtax•most. The prisoner had been is their service for el: wierWle. and left apes the 11th of June last, after which it was Mosevered that the certificates bed been taken from their glass of deposit t bat, in consequence of their character tar phew hid Wes amble to convert them into money. - UMW those doilaiseSamase, cad the promeaton kindly seasidsrlag the reepostable position of the prisoner's friends, and the fact that he was very young, and that this was hi first offence, they begged to recommend him to the merciful consideration of the court. ~Mr. Parry Mid that tM estr;;l3 humane statement upon the part of the prosecution was highly creditable to the learned gentleman who made it, and he, upon the prisoner's Wulf, could only spin urge them to the court. &atom defense THE POLICE COVET& Mery Louise Sawyer Berisford Sg. Vincent woe charged, on remand, before Mr. Dorris, with fraudulently obtaining goods and moseys. Mr. Sleigh again appothed for the promotion. Mr. Fisher, of fd, Barton.cretheat, the solicitor to whom the prisoner had referred her duple, entered the witnes►bon to make some explanations. He said that in 1850 he was employed by the prisoner to raise money on some securities, and he did so. He never told the prisoner to refer to him, nor bad any on. called on him about her. In eroe►ezamlaation the witness said he had a clerk named King, but he did not knew that he had been struck off the rolls. Did not know that King and the prisoner had been shamed with obtaining goods by fraud. Never prac tised under the untie of Fisher and King. Mr. Sleigh said the prisoner was an artful and esperienced swindler, and be had a host of wheelie's present who had been defrauded by her, bat he would then only take two 0119011. --- Dr. Low, of 11, Oroswaor•road, Pimlico, physician, and Mr. Goodward, of 96, St. Martia'rlaso, then proved that the prisoner had o►taiaad of the ea, money, sad of tho other goods, by reprontatations similar to thaw by which she kad defrauded Mr. Wood. • semitones front the Bank of England said that then was mind& elmadiag then in the name of the prisoner. TM didmdant was emmittod for trial on the three charges brossiblegaint her. Xr. _ applied that sire night be ordered to raise her nil be shaft et bat being identified by others preesat, bat Mr. Comb issibrad to mode to the ragged, stating that standout oppartsaitiat were °fared drawbars. TRAFFIC RETURNS. LILIWB7I. MPS Pee- Ma , Total, Total, ega wen drachm. 1996. 1864. Week ending June 2. r A A IS Grand Trunk Wm, of Goads 292 1.076 2,940 4.06 3,748 k maim 1 Leaden. Befebton. a tl South Omit 174 14429 2,949 17,478 18,134 Week teig Jane E. Maris Antonia Mimes to • ...... •• •••••• ending Jest 9. Ontario, Simeon sad limn Wean* ......... 94 K 4 1.0111 1,994 73 Week awing June X. South Swim 31.017 1101 - 315 IP TllZETlzait.—From a late return It appears that there an In the 'metropolis, monk of the Thames, 36 turn. pikes sad 79 We ban. The debt on three districts is 21,2361 163 td. SHAMS UPON THE BAZDATH.—In the Police Coon, at Bestow , on Friday morning, heckle Russell delivered the opiates of the eourt in the sees of Z. C. Domins, Imeber. In this ease the defendant was charged SM. wilt Asks work re the Lord's day, shaving other mom thew hkarelt, the ware not being a work of neesesity Or siarlty t emmend, with keeping open his work• house for the name . Os a former oomplaint the defendant woo snaitlsg es a technical point that his plies of business was arse *sp. Is that derision he (Justice Russell) did not amisisses. Is the present cam the Ant point was whether shaving was a work of necessity or charity. On this point the jostles. of the mart were all agreed that it was. If shaving by a barber of another person lopes the Babbitts is not a work of necessity or charity, then is a person who shams himself liable, and even the cooking of hied upon that day is illegal. The szchaage of ntimistess, the celebration of the marriage rite, or the perforimeeat et the funeral esremony might be held se an Mt of the Sabbath. The defendant was ordered to be —Bestow (U. 8.) rreerilor. (Advoetweatoat.)—AT 13. ampet4arst. No. 4. eel Como% Pa▪ lm* in wakes Me Meat of ▪ Deweitweiere weakling,. sookeemi Doi= earroraris. et waft or limneatisW far grasniiiim Allaylsr Paplor MEM 11.121mmeares Dissarille Mao" aim% Iftlushas tlerap, Pal% Ow wan assoimmil. Arioarreiro areortmait at senselor Emir sad star Tam helm. [Ailve:rtimist.)—Houow•T's PILL. • CXRTAIN On` gliorr..-Natasse War am atalfial. 011.4*- end 001gur IL d• Prehoor L lielbse7.--81z ri ll eA maks* dm I lido to Wane yea et the vestlerthl CUM tibieed am will by Whine Nor Oh Oar • WWII emosa ...o =4 The Mom apposeve shaft en pan slam, and tie values amelle• I INK ast the Mimi naiad use I we eshid, all awed use& le dim No emerrael ; MAI wee le mash mil as Ws 1 weld rem* alt; NO ori•is I comeased *alum peur Whale ^by mom ewe, and Arid gamin to jaw Oned arsaw"l MI mwr perieslir alred."—hold ill dreg. age hams Illisenes. sot, Weed; mil St, troa M 1 B.rk lij I heard from Mei. Dates that semethioi had been said aboui me by Mrs. Fray. The next morning her ladyship rang the bell, and I west. Der ladyship immediately nag again ha Mrs. Fray, who came. My lady desired sis Is ask MR. in, say questions. I asked Mrs. Fray Mist smassolis kid • salig me, whoa she spoke of me, "ins bad unimsel." ilhe said she sever had wed the WM& lig kat Mos smog the balk tar Mrs. Darse. Whoa die tlsmer Mry mead if she had ever heard Mrs. Fray sail ma a bed sat ohs replied" Oh, yes air lady." Mrs. Fray mai= having dons so, and - Mrs. Bates asked permiedss Is NB e, who also stated she had heard her me tar Mn. Mrs Fray again denied having dons so. I bad Yid Lady Zetland moat the summons letter, and the moms. I had boon Galled. Mrs. Haley, Mrs. Berkshire maid, also said she had beard Mrs. Fray Gall me a bad mama. Hes Indyskip said to Mrs. Frey, " Y ou are tallest nmeruthe. I sea et believe a word you say." I said," Now, Max Fray, I mum Wrens rat that I have resolved an many mma losteri 2 don't say that yea have written it; but it bum a stream resembisme to your handwriting, dicta- Iles, sad bad smiling than to any mks person's that I haw." Mrs. Fray said ate knew nothing Meat it. Emily Mad Mrs. Heel ), . laid they knew weft it about and Mr s. Hesip silL they knew .etg about ft. Lady Z.tlaad Myer WON' them of siding his is writing est messnesse leltim. Fray asked to see the Mem Lady Salmi did am say.° Us/ssisisitsig. NOW liss Impales it ▪ Lasiss." I - told her ladyship tho nigki before I bad hest it. Nothing was said about getting the hater by tommerow's pest Lady Zetland did not say to lay, "1 _ lost apes yes se a respectable woman, and you mast Mil as tela ir OR my house." I have told pm every ward of took place, as well as I van ream- Mr. Mrs. Fray wads as allusion before her ladyship silos basis, come to make as ingairy for Gann in my ram, and my having denied him. I sever said I had denied his. I said " Mrs. Frit your conduct was so extraordinary the tact two or throe days you wire Is London that I could 'sly somant for It by your being mad or under the influence of einag drink." I said, " You mast remember haviag stated at the stewarre-room table having been inseasiWe for marl hours from some strong whisky punch whisk you ' ISM when Is Ireland." I never said to Lady &Mend, a Mrs. Fray is often drunk, according to her own admission Bob M the Mos ard'a room table." I never said that Fray hipsoper overtone to Gann in every hole and mimes seas home. I said she bad been very improperly Iseward with Mr. Gaza is wishing him to sit by her aide, and sating lila to give her flowers. I sever mM ha was a mond Joseph in her bands. (Laughter.) Crosuszamined by flerjeant Wilkins—Gass same ts my roam almost every evening. I do not know that any holes were bored in the door of my room. No one has ever omen the mammon' letter bat myself. When Mrs. Fray asked ▪ to prevail sa Mr. Guns to sit by her I thought she said smissely. It is sot true that Gann has at op in my IMO two is the morning. He may have eat up waiting kr Ihs boil is my room till 12 o'clack. Swesswassil—Thers was se improper (Minim between Yam sod myself. He was at that time courting my niece, witincl emi ssem. It is not broken o ff . Misr essmised—l am a skim of Lady Zetland, who is ler Ins Is Mama here, or, indeed, to be examined at ell. Is sassmpisme of statements affecting the character of Mrs. Polar, Mill I beard at Malvern, I wrote to ber. They wars geswal slatainente is the home, which I heard hem Mrs. Batas. Min Berkeley farther gave an amount of the interview between the plaintiff and the defendant, in the nee of Lady ZeUsad, in reference to the charges shade by the lime, against the latter, which fully corrobo- rated Mrs. Potter's testimony. Witness farther stated that heibre Mrs. Potter arrived Lady Zstland had been inquiring the a servant to replace the plaintiff. The Earl of Zealand examined—Mrs. Potter has an. pia the position of boasekeeper in my establishment for loamy yam Lady Zeeland is too ill to attend or to he aipinterrogations. wu not crolethamined. w Jury—l have not the slightest recollection of ha Ohm a trey from the plaintiff because it was too heavy Asa ker. Livingehei Gunn examined—l was groom of the cham bers at Lard Seduces. I never annoyed or insulted the g tiff. Oa two or three osessions she has asked me to sit i s t at dinner, whisk I destined. She has asked me to give her flowers. Mrs. Potter never to my knowledge did anything to annoy Mrs. Fray. I n and improper language in her bearing. flame attentions have been paid by me to Mrs. Pulse's sises. I never paid attentions to the old lady. These ram was any impropriety Wean me and Ma. Poem. Before we went to Maivurs, Fray appeared te be la a wry excited state. Dr. Melaka, Lord Zetland's secretary, proved that Lady Zulu& was too ill to attend, and stated, in reference to the plaintiff. that while she was at Malvern she was in a state of great 114111•1111111 exeitunent, and from her meaner he consi dered she was kbouring under a disordered imagination. She had UM him that a good deal was going on between Mrs. Pealmrsmi essa, and that the shoo was only a blind. Re 001111111111 Nd that Frey was not in a fit state to be in service at all, and gave it es his opinion to Lady Zetland that giving her bathe to quit would have a bad effect on the plaintiff's Wad. Sarah Data was next called, and oorroborated the dihe dral's account of the interview at Malvern before Lady Zst lead, when the charger made by the plaintiff against the defendant were investigated, and also that she had heard the plaintiff say that hrs. Potter was a very bad woman. Emily Logan proved having heard the plaintiff call the defendant a - bad woman. This slued she cue for the defendant. for their respective clients, Lord Capita, in s • up, said it would be for the jury to say, en enekteeella the entire evidence, whether lila whole, or may giee, et the slanderous words alleged in the deelecedes bed bees span by the defendant, and it se, whether, is a making, she was indsenced by malice ; for if they ansidered they true sot spoken maliciously, but is good faith, that the oimminiisation was a privileged eammusioatioe, tor whit& the defendant, believlsg in its truth, mead net be liable. Lady, they would have to say, if ali Mal tho woods had been spoken and spoken malt ase* by the lailmilast, whither they had led to the loss of He ybilatiro slanaka la bays said to Lady Zetland. These NS am mem des ansplained of which he amid held creel, It spins simiklataly, be sufficient to uslatals Ibo antis walnut roof of special damage— =2:he atiwkag yishatillf of haviag mat the t as ssompaoso osonsalestiss, lot Uwe, words istpatsi to the plebaleas WNW, Oman. If, therefore, they wen ef *plasm that those weeds bad bees spokes, and spekea may, he weed siva* then to dad NM damages, eves if they did age lad that the loss of the plaiatirs situation was the immeagenee ef these words ; but they should not dad wad damages ogees they believed that the less of the plaiatiff's situation wee mused by the words spoke, by the defendant. His lord ship this read eta the attire of the evideatee. The jury retired, sad es rslmsisf hued that, with limo exemption of imputing to the dff the anonymous letter, the defendant was " not gelfre" of the slan derous weeds; but for the imputetioe whisk they found that the dandaat had throws upon the plaintiff as to the anony mous letter they gave 1001. damages. SPORTING. TATTERSALL 'B.-1f oxDAT. Ailtbouc i e s subjoined list puma'. a somewhat draw array of Wet of the bets wens laid to Italy ma ll miss, ant the rooa was afforded for particular comment. The coming events" at Newmarket were not owes touched %Ka. GOODWOOD MAXIS. lastrannee at 111 sail IS to 1; Suppliant at 10 to 1 sad IN to • ; Rebel sad Surge= General at lb mad SO to 1 cob wan the eny banes tanked fee new. JO to 1 woe surnatly Miked es the I 11 to 1 talum GOODWOOD CUP. The Mowing settee as, posted to the mom : " We are Mersa by F. L. Pueblo's. En, to state that it is very Probable that Wild Dayrell will Nashua for the Goodwood are " R. R. and E. TATTRINALL. " &spark Cantor. July I." Paaasyo was sem* oat on Eder& last, Inas 30, M 4.15 pmt. Bl'. liQil °Mace recodod to 8 to 1 Won and afterwards Wend ; and et. NNW was intneted with a semi ender at 8 to 1. WIZ DERBY. Weetworth was in good deeesil. sad by Touchstoas out of Jarrett% arm favomie Me pal& was tn so much lona NM lemmell Se 1 he vides imehel 1.110 to 30, sad had an eiliembsteltdoomy at the dose. KM MIN was taken la one bet Meet VomMestella (Mite Jolla Ikeerill ask), and 1,000 to 13 twice Ma t t Pbeferr. The quotations at the cosoluise ofbeelesse was as Maw CUMBERLAND PLATE. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Theinees IL Andrew (t) 3 to 1 Mr. Tholluesea's PANS= (t) 41 to 1 Mr. loam's Adelaide 6to 1 Mr. J. terry's Osok or the Worth (t) Bto 1 Mr. Bowdon's palmy (t) Bt. Clam is struck out. Whiteloek is scratched for th• Later, SW.. LIVERPOOL 00F. 3to apt Lord WOloa's (t) le to Mr. Pa parte Cask Pholeast to Mr. J. M. Moelistellhomm (t) to Mr. J. Merry 's °sok of Om North (t) GOODWOOD MUM 11 to apt Mr. Gentile's latior (t) 12 to Lord Widen% Pendsomone 16 to Mr. Mamie% loterootrom (e) 100 to J. Ha (I mre 100 to Lord Ivan t) 20 to Hr. E Cleitee (t) Payae's drape (1 20 to Mr. T. Parr's Iteboill (t) ) IS to Mr. H. Hill's Ireland's Eye (t) 30 to Mr. E. IL Clark's Jujube 01 IT. LEGER. Bto apt Mr. Howard's oilman (taken& 061 46) 6to Mr. J. Merry's Lord of the Isles (t) 7 to Lord Derby's De Clare (tI 7 to Mr. Rudman Road's idarchionass Ito Mr. Howard's lit. Hubert (t) DERBY. 10 to apt Mr. G. W. Fitswillima's Woodworth (t) 23 to Mr. Howard's The Result (t) 30 to Mr. J. Merry's Voivode (t) 33 to Mr. itarria's Atdllery (t) 40 to Mr. Man's Curds( Bird (t) SO to Mr. . L Clark% readermu 1000 to 1 Mr. J E . Powney's Fischer (t).lla (t) NEWMARKET JULY MEETING—Tau DAY. Fite Ream—First at LIS. Jinx femme at 4.11. The following are struck out : Beane, Eneowdont, Berlieur, Belfry, InWheibt. Plenty filly, Own, Grampian. and Marrisdancer. Sumo. - Intimidators. Bed la Haat, Glimade, railed, Wild= the Third, Omni sad Bowen. Last. Woodpiles= toll, at the Mill, Rubio, liastionstio. Placher, and Coolielhon. HARROGATE RACES—JULY 9. AmPram= for the HArpowra emus. Op mile rid shelf. ndrew Age et lb Age et lh St. A (inhaling The ls Yam Cur 4 2 I Sib extra)........--- I $ $ Phasic 4 10 Tam Nati= ..„........ 4 7lf Nell Oiresae ....... $ 4 Cerdebarpte ............ 4 710 The laptop= 3 2 Carla . .. ......... 4 7 4 The ltajah OathitiP Kia: .....„.. I 1 3 Cigarette 3 8 1 Pada* 4 7 3 I Busetuar Draw. struck out. and Mk/mamma VI Mr. ieoetas Anann.—we regret to 'neonate the death of Mr. T. chat Got wiry al of the lend= C M üb, who expired cc Monday morning. after a Weoss. CRICKET. THE UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN AGAINST 812TIEN OF THE UNIVERSITY or OXFOED —This match was commenced at Lord's yesterday, in the presence of a large assemblage, and at the eke* of the day the score stood the e : England, first Innings, 120 ; Oxforl, Ent innings (7 wickets standing) 69. FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Tram Ths Mark Loos Sams.) The Belgian markets have been affseted by the fine weather, and eitiltit inereseed dulness without heavy supplies. though in SOON plans Mallon &Unties have rather raised the pries of Meet. -to imam, also, a check has been to to the adman. The Pari sian dour market gives the last prlos - of hem for the bar beet marks at 93a. Wheat meld only be sold Iressumey. The mar ts in the moth had been ra th er Menthe aid weather. The colony el Algeria, howeeer, wee le all Tenanting • Mel source of deumderme ; eatg Shed . :zsie tisi Wanes would meth kovo.ocou balsas% sr Nat re, Oa the 26th instant, markets at Kaman end wigs very mita, fine reheat scene at the imam pine: gad man smoke Anne by hours et the latter, where hums ware equally round. Zt ellears that the late ries has not bee awed by say mime MONO ef drove dose by the weather to the mops; but It hell bent kind then wean be a very Prot railed Mintesq, while wed' heire= WWI*, IliM stooks on heat lrye and gee* n s elffiffie At Thiele. es the ult.. eperatioes were eery liming is Oars. galm ef wheel were made with difficulty. The pelee of Eye was autasL matarquemed its scarcity, Ihrlsy vemalsed with. wahalem. Inibe elide ports tbe Media of wbeat Nmeeemeste ; end . 111 tis leilneen INN were wits* Arm The ems woe morywlerew ell woken eL Vary little wee rsii72 Dom*. Zweiyhere, Stettin, end Seeteek. At Zurich there wereseisentee et wheat, end It we lie wee 4 beet. dearer. t the ~fel towns In Bavaria and Blebs:gland there w i rergrelight Boatnatione; mostly Me triaimay was towerde a eleo. Ilkoniortoto both in Ramberg and in Hoard provost Ms Nam untutored*/ ilostarok prism baing pretty steat.y, sad Utile dolag. At Gaits tae 11th, prim or tools* aad wheat had reseded. the bursa IMAM pot asst., tin Agora to ICU. respecUnabe crops tem Naples, and pipes( iftset . . _ . - AiesiNei eeptibirlitiTakrther mall decline In the peke of ordl. sky ommen Wok di iletr, Minh were 2k. cheaper at New Taii. armies ammo also Ilia to 2k. lower. The reseipts of whet 1111011 better, but /mend laus, whitlt oosealoned a redueMs of &to la pa bush.; Mgt. wbeat, 1.46 to 6.58 ; red. 2.13 to 2.23. In the sestliers state of Osorgla—though Indian own was late and only is testel--the wheat harvest was already gathered. and found to be pleotital. At Chicago orlon eostinnol, for wheat. fitts.; door, Us. ; Ltlm km. 275. 60. Illiweeeels ireitiakiag et wheat for Australia troth California, when awe tapered the hew atop also would tarnish there with a lame quality for export. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK 30. 1 lIH. Z. C. ihmarow, -at Llama, Ju4 ; Wen 11sa y e k 12mm-a Liverpool, July 2. from. ...Almada Evamosmara-off Lompoc'. July 2 ILANA-et Liverpool. July 2, from_ .. AMUR lasorN--et Uvarpool, July 2, from Nally, 1 sur-st Liverpool. July 2, Ma ....... ~. , ... . ... „. . Lam* I kaux ANIAIIIA-at Queenstown. Jun. 10 ; ...ri co . j 'ama d liacr--st Queenstown, Jung 29, from na Igan. SAWA AA An. SARAN-at Banda, JAW aa, from . ........ wa wa , Km. or Fameesm-m Ora LIAIRDWICILM -at Gramond, July 2. far0,., ~ Puy -43 Fawn* Ja .... _.Calsail. meend. July 2, from. ....... ....Agawam Jane 30. from ..... .....21oJeusim Forme-ell Loomed. July 1 TtnitenTle-et Liverpool, July 1, from.. ,-.. .. .........gab ia Porreira Tmaa-ot Liarpon, July irom... .liane Goasnoet Lasoom-at Liverpool July ; from ......... , - Mama GRAIL% -at Pill, June 30, am -dam Otrama-at Cork, June U, from GAMMA -St Iraboatatb, July 1, from Oteassw-at Mak June 30. from AMR Falmouth. June 30, from Ceram Buorna-at Liverpool, July 2, from New Oda. lismaiars-at Liverpool. July 2, from. flan abestign INDIAN Plume@ -at Liverpso4 July 2, from an Saban* JALAPA Ciana-at Liverpxg, July 2, from Ilanellas J. Saner-at Liverpool, July 1, from Data Jom Owsam-at Liverpool, July 2 from New Ornate J. B. MAsm-et Liverpool, July 2, from tiantawkw Janis Eoems-at Liverpool, July 2, from balsa* Jorma-at Liverpool. July 2, from Oast Jima. RAmaa-at ratmouto. July 1, from Rio Moshe Jona Morena-st Qtwenstows, June 30, from Alma da Jememee-at Liverpool, July 2, from Mad Sim or vas Foam-at Liverpool, July 2, from Jamalm lamanoo-at Livarpool. July; trim Samna LIU Irslanta-st Gravamen; Julyl, from Calm Loa Loma-of Liverpool, July 2 Loos bring-at Liverpool, July 2, from San abaft' IL C. Dar-at Liverpool, July 3 from Apalachicola Mem Mzunui-st Liverpool, July ; from tultoni Igaisoar-at Liverpool, July 2, from Sae Illanam-at Liverpool, July 2, from ... Santana. Ilan owa-iit Liverpool, July 2, from ....... ......... New Orlee llosimar ESNs-at Deal July 1, from New Tork Illeamme ana-at QueenstOws, Jane 19, from Marital Mau ALRIALADOO -At Queenstown, June SO, from Ne w York NBAILIALR-at Greenock, Jame Ai, from llama /faro RINUAIJAA-at Maieristown. JUDO 30, from Gem Ocasi Gat-st Queenstown. Juno 10, Wm. &Mad* Pereira-at Uverpool, July 2, team. New Orate Psam-st Liverpool, July 1, from Santana hmo-et Liverpool. July 2, from.. ....' -.... ........ Bantawier Paean -at tollbooth, June 30 , from Porto Bled PALA DUI-at Hull. J mow, from St. Jobs's, N.B. ?WADI Amar-at Queenstown. June 29, from Mandril. Paismum AND Kum -at Liverpool, Jay 2, from elasntell Qom.-at Gremosa. July 2, from Watts Rasa Wm/Aar -at Liverpool. July 2, from Mobile Iltato-et. Gramend, July 2, from Shamons. itAvassorma -at Gravesend, July 2, from atm. S. Nicnou- at Falmouth, Jane 30, from Santander Sanwa -at Liverpool, July 2, from Sauna. Maracas-off Liverpool, July 2, from Mau Sarno-off Liverpool, July 2 IT. PATILICR-at Liverpool, July 2, hips New Orissa Soma ...... -at Pill. July 2, from Melbourne Br. 111Usal0-at Queenstown. June 30, from Genoa Suao-at Liverpool, July 2, from Mona Tamus-at Liverpoo l, July 1, from lioulmeia Tanana-at Queenstown, June 30, from Genoa Two ismomsas-at Pill, June 30, from lAshorn T. E. Davis-at Falmouth, July I, from Aim Colas 'Tina-at Queenstown, Jane 29, from ..ileseadrhe Tewoe-et Liverpool. July 2, from Liam ata.. • Liverpool. . 1 -'- 2, ` ...., I.avasA--at L.__ July a, from. Unsaveran-at Fsimouth, July I. from heel Vmne-st Liverpoal„ July 2, from Lague Voiewasars -It Queenstown, June 30, from AuseUla llama or 814 T-at Queenstown, June 30, from— .... -. Atoka Wm.= ILL -at Falmouth, June 30, from 'Nam= W. S. Lamar -at Deal. July 2. from frt. hies WATZIWITCII-St l iverpool„ July 2, from ....... ......P. Z. libel Wave-at Liverpool. July 2, from flantsadsfr Waftwicz-ell Liverpool, July 2 Zannims-at Liverpool, July 2, from amsteefrnik llooaa.W. b Mauritius Mocha Ooom, B.? FarlOn . ladla 2,100 420 1,2071 1.110 19,000 COTTON.—Lrewarooh Jam' I—ms market dosed with a heavy Wing. and prises of AMMO= ors nearly Id. per lb. lower than on Saturday afternoon. All otner kinds are unaltered in value. Merles wars 6000 bales-1,000 of which were taken cm speculation. and 1,000 Wildly at led. per lb.) br export to Russia. In addltio a to AIDITIORDS. 160 Egyptian, 61d. to 6d ; 300 Surat, lid. to Std. ; and 90 Ilea Islands, Is. to Is. 2d. per lb. Impart since Monday, 40,000 bales. CORN.—Dana. iOllll 29.—Ws bad an exceedingly dull market at oar Cora Embangs to-day. aka trumetions being merely la retail. Wheat most be quoted IL (Mow than on Tuesday, and oats and barley scored, supported tbo osmosis' of that day. • slow sale for Wan cons at a (unbar &dins of b. per quarter. COALL—Lossow. Ins I.—Batse West Hartley, 17... d.; Tut. Weld Moor, 14s. 6.1.; Tastlahl Moor Bah" IY. 6d. • West Riding =l7s. 6d.; Wylam, ; Walls Bad Hata,s I ; Walls swell, 21.. d l; Walls Zed Kepler Orin% 20a. ; Walls End Labials, ; Wills Zad Stewart* 11.. 6d.; Walls Zed Wartlemoolworth Trlosloa. 6d.215.; Walls Zed loath Kailas, 19s. ; Walls Zad Whit, 17a SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL Bits BILPS AT PORTION PORTS.—CaTalier, at Baton; Ebro (sa.), at Sinaloa.; Jane, at Zoltbansp ; Hortense, at Antwerp ; Betsey Tacker, at Genoa ; Liberia, at St. John's, N.B. ; Asia (a.), Kingstown, Standard, Egyp tian, Hymen, Stentor, and Vittoria, at Halifaa ; Us ming, and Fanny WHenry, at Philadtilphia; Don Francini° Lason, and Madan)°, at Havana ; Enoch Train, Clarissa Currier, and Great Duke, at New Orleans ; Arctic, City of Mobile, Excelsior, American Union, William Rathbone, and William Rogers, at New York. ARRIVED. ALMA MABOAIIII4-4t Liverpool, July 2, tram. BeguGade &WILL DVI-St LI•Orp001, July 2, tram ...... ...../3410101 AM" Ansa MA1174-at Liverpool, July 2, tr0w.............-..asatander ALIDA-at I.Jvarpol, July 3, .............. -.........D0rdt ABOAIJN -Off 1.4111Tp001. July; tram Calcutta Auntast.- at Gloucester, Joao 30, Noe it. Juba's, N.B. ALBSIMUNZ-In Queenstown, June $O, fr0ut........-19. Domingo ALVEZII-011Qoastatows, Joao 10, tram Canso Atomic-et Veal, July 2 °shaft tu.ss-at Grams" July 1, ....... llweidet Atsusow--st Gravesend, July 1, from Mend Barn,. QOlllll-at Jaw, 20, from Kautities Rusucoaa-at Qessostow% oao 20, from U e i a Basuto (s.)-s p t J 00l Liverpool, uly 1, team .saadr Liver. July 2, Ilamsoes-.o Liverpool, July 2, from CIOgiIIVAITZB-08 Llverpool, July 1. hoe.. Canaan's lioosse-.t Liverpool, July I, tram, Cannes-et Limp*, July 2, Golewl Cum& Ous-at Liverpool, July 2, train Crl3ll4D Bouvax-at Liverpool, July 1. Gewgaw-et Liverpool, Ju y 2, Inca. ............ "WPgele from .............. Ham Cimaeam-et Liverpool. Jay !, treat Gessaaa-et Limped, July 3. no. ovum*, lemeaso-et Grawiend. July I, 12.„."v50w-e1 Quemeews„ Jose 30, tram Csas:www"-et Jaws " tom, CLaatecrnee-at tramewia. July 1. trace Quemeteeni, June 29, from Caserta-4J 12 . 0 311011. 1019 2. fr0m...... - lslay Desussaz-e Du" Jolt' 1. *IX.. Justice Duna-.t pagiouli. Jame 30, win _ Dsawni-M J•l7 „Chat Wei ****** ilat!sa 2,000 20,000 1,100 6,000 13,800 103,000 87,000 334,000 770 11.300 I!.?°° -I .iFe 10.860 4,6011 SAILIID. Aueror—taia Cardiff, June 29, t 0................ ...... Coludantinopla Aseolu—from Cardiff, June 110, to Onto Ana—from Liverpool, July 2, to Beirut BILLONL—from I.I•CFPOuI, July 2, to. Demarant BRIDOIWIII7I—from Liverpool, July 2, to New Yott liassaas—hum Larpool, July 1, to Vera Cruz Barron Tea—tara Onmeaend, July 2, to Jason* Ilaamau—t.s Palssoutb, July 1, to Calcutta Oranunk—ela Osidif hist SO to Barcelona =41103-11Not alablia J u ne 30, to China Milk June N, to Galatea Ilisame—ins Oravenek July 3, to Hoag Kam Esswou—Sela Gramm/. July 1, to Alexandria Mimi 01.) — Om Lattrptel, July 2, to Havre ammo—too Liverpool, July 2, to —.... Baltimore ISM Hatee—trran Gravesend, July 2, to..„„.„„ Blo Sum Rouses—from Falmouth, July 1, to Rottardam tjf.,.....,.., ~...,:w4 JUDO 29, to Tunis —tram Oranand, July 2, to. Rotterdam lessas /Immure—from Liverpool, July 3, to Malta .... ...ovra—traaa Gravesend. t"'"' .._ . Jtily:l. lo Monts Video ______ Sainrer WT11;::22012_ Cardiff. June Mc to ... Aa.a.--- hanaon Avarua—from Cardif4 June 30, to Porto Rice Um livens—from Cardiff. June 30, to Corfu lama livreouva—from lave pod July 2, to Bordeaux Mara Esau—from Liverpo o l, July 2, to Dantxle ittimus (N.)—from Liverpool, July 3, to Alexandria Kam Arinaton—front Cardiff, June 23, to New York Stemma—from Shields, June 30, to Monte Video N. Mazur —from Cardiff, June 30, to City Point Raw Cory or Coax—from Cork, June 30, to Barbados Wu—from Liverpool. July 2, to DOI* 0110A1—from Falmouth, July 1, to Glasgow Pax—from Cardiff, June 30, to Barcelona Pirairrom—trom Falmouth, June SO, to Landon 11.01 PM—from Scilly, June 23, to Gibraltar ter. Joan—from Cardiff, June 30, to Malta Scraama—from Falmouth, June 30, to Amsterdam 82111011IPILLPI—from tihielde, June 30, to Melts ararasman—from Gravesend. July 2, to Port Philip Tasrmasn—tram Gravesend, July 2, to Cork VISSZLiI SPOKEN WITH. City of Mobile (ship), from Liverpool for New York, May 29, lat. 41.18, lon. 30.13. Frederick, from Liverpool for Melbourne, April 11, off Port Phillip Heads. Parry Wllenry (afro), from Liverpool for Philadelphia, 21 dam June 6, lat. 40.41, lon. 69.30. John and Lucy (ship), iiiwo Bombsy for Liverpool, May 14, lat. 30.41 IL, 10n.12.00 E. ifaateth, from Portland Pay for London, May 2, lat. 39 8., lon. 33 W. AUSTRALIAN. AMA EDS.—Arrived : March 26. Symmetry, from Singapore. Sailed : March 30. Tiberias, for Ca. roar P 21117 Hamm—Arrived: April 10. Levant, from HOINg ICo.ng. Mussonann.—Artived : Much 25. Mercedes, from Bardeen:. 2s, Hero, Gloucester. Si. Antilles, Singapore. April 1. Richard and Harriet, Hull; Windward, New York; Mane, Valparaiso. S. Ban. tiago, New York; B 4 Harriman, Dundee. 4. Prince Oscar, Valle. salvo. 6. Annie. Hong Kong; Kate Hooper, Hong Kong; A Clues t °rough, New York. 7. Echo, Clyde; Ralph Waller. Limps& Oeorp Metealfe Hoeg Kong; Statesman, Hong Kong ; Harpley Hong Kong; 1.0;12 Hales, Hoeg Kong; Robertina, Singapore. r Eases, London; Mad. likens; Alphe, Gothenburg; Regent, Cadiz: Is. Vanillin, Portsmouth. _ _ Mt;r;i; It. Limps, for Akyab; Lord Aahley, Callan ; Shalimar, Liverpool ; Canopus. Batavia. 27. Sybil'. Ca ll as. 211. Frolic, Hoeg Kona; Australis, Mauritius. 29. Henry IV., Calcutta; White Swallow, Gram; Fulton, Maw Rim. SO. Nhoderick Dim Guam. April 2. California, . Batavia. 3. Sea Breese, Boston. Ivanhoe, Calcutta. 9. Voyager. Mauritius; Wanja, Batavia. 10. Briton, London. browny, N.S.W.—Arrived: March 9. Wild Wave, Melbourne. IL Prince Repent, South Sea 20. Lord Hungerford, Plymouth ; Queen of the Isles. Clyde; Be. Bird, Manilla. 21. Hunter (a.) Clyde. 18. Cour, Hamburg. 17. Content, lava; Lode, Melbourne; Lori Ashley. Melbourne. April 1. Arethusa, South America. Sailed: March 7. G. W. Kendall, San Pranciaco. 12, Audis, Sam Francisco. IL Bangalore. Point de Galle. 14. Ino, Callao. IL Caroline, Manilla. 21. Admiral Sandhi., Manilla; Baltasara, L0u..40n. 23. Lowell, Batavia; Mary Catherine, Callao. 26. Neeterian. Hong K ng, 37. Beedheld, Calcutta. 23 Nadir, Mauldin ; Gladly mine, Loudon. 29. 8 mud Boddington, Callao; Henry Winsh, Vol. parsley. April 7. Pacific (a.), Londoe. A STEAMER SUNK.—lntelligenoe has been reoeived at Lloyd's of the sinking of the Paris and London (screw steamer) while oa her voyage from Nantes to London, after having been in collision with the Dutch barque Triton, off Dover, on Saturday. The craws of both vessels were fortu nately saved, and the muter and firs hands of the steamer were landed at Dover soon after the collision, the remainder having got on board the barque. ' WRECICB.—A return, compiled by the Shipping Gantt., s►ows that the number of vessels wracked in the month of June amounted to 83. In the previous month of May 98 vessels were last; is April, 109; March, 149; February, 164; and in January, 238. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BATLEY. —lose 29, at Nari;;;ll4,oatoo, the wife of Mr. W. K. Bayley, of a daughtar. at Edg•-lase. Liverpool, the wile of O. Bosch, Fiq , of a eon. SUXTDN.—Jan• U, at Abbeproad, Itegen,%-park, the wife of W. Saito°, aeq., of a eon. DOPE C—Arne 11, at the Vicarage, Nrwchurch. Isle of Wight, the wire or the Res. A. Cooper, of a daughter. 100C11.—Juas 29. at Bagintou Rectory, Warwickshire, the wiled the Rev. F. Gooch, of a eon. HOLPORD.—JuIy 1, at South-street, the wife of E. 8. MoMord, Faro M.P., of a daughter. PETO.—Joe 28, at Eap:aatele, Lowestoft, the wife of J. Peto, of a ama. MARRIAGES. lEVONSHIRE—JONES.—Jane 30, at tie pariah rhumb, Croydon. by the Rev. J. 0. H. doom, the VIM/. Vacuum Harr is Devonsturn, req.. of If, Albert-road, Etonent's.park, sad of the Old Jewry, to Jane Prbeilla, eldest dsaghter of Jentda Jones, Fee., of the Wal dman Croydon. ICERRIDOI-11113TON —June 2s, at Park.place Chapel, Liverpool, by the Rev. J. Nicholas, Mr. W. Kornai., be Anne, daughter of Mr. J. Mimes, both of Torteth-park, LiverpooL LAW—DAT.—June 20, at Lyozington Chant, Rota. Lient .03L C. & Law, son of the late Bon. C.E. Law, M.P., and Recorder of Loactoo, to Anna Elizabeth, ciaughter of the Rev. J. P. Lay, of licoulort House, Killarney. lILLIAMB—NtWITMAN.—June SO, at St. Georges, Hanover. pone, by the Very Bev. the Dean of Wwebsater, youngest son of tbe late mr John Williams, Bart., of Bodelwyddaa a Fllntahlre, to Arabella, youngest daughter of the Bev. G. T. Pre. tram, Chancellor of Ltneola. DEATH& CALEDON.—June 30. at Car.tos-terns, the Earl of Caladoa. /KlTH.—Jerre le , the Rev. W. C. Frith, D.C.L., Rector oret. Peter's, Wallingford. :EKDALL—Jane 30, at her realdenco, $9, Margaret-etreet, Caves. dish-square, after a long and palatal Innen, Mrs. Ann Kendall, %Wow of the late Thema Kendall, iaq., aged 69. ICNITRIT.—dam U. at the Reete4, liegenon, Yorkshire, J. 4, wile of the Rev. C. W. la olvett. MICAII.--June 27, at Proem. Seplda, widow of 11. late Yr. H. Loess, Ibrmeely of Limpid, aged It. PERRY.—JuIes 21, R. R. Perry, Zap., of Hampstead, aged Si. - - 11PIEDDINO.—June 19, at altratraan. Cumberland, Edward. mot T. 6 aprdnina Esq. ard 21. Printed and published by W,uzan Klee Hai" of No.ll, Lombard Street, In the City of Louden. Mawr, at the Otioa, In Lambed Orly. la lb. prafta ot Wthattlam—Toalaar. Jnt B. IRA 2,2 0 16,000 6,000 9,000 33 130 1,300 313 24100 2 96,000 233,000 144 6,400 37,900 3400 / ,/