The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-16 00:00:00

THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL. A media, at the sembaste, beano, and chimes parrally el Lomita, was held yesterday Is the Eppties Hall, Manes How, for the panne of tekiag steps to nark, is sash Ream is shoold he deemed met epprepriate, the nose minimised of the swam .1 the Ids sir Robut Peel is his pubs ehenelar. The ebsir was totes at twe ecksk by the Loan Maio& Lod balm that bear a loop amble .1 pumas lad eel The LORD MATUm. 111 efromeil the alt ods& said that he took the cheer with • very Moen desire le de bison to lite memory of the late Sir RAM Peel. He shealL how ever, retrain from saying sapling with roped to the ebilest, Mehl the smell weaken by wham he would be followed to gin the leery implesedese. k gave him plat pica sire to preelde, sod he would be happy se hear say Ames- Mns with regard tithe pupas far whisk the meetiag had been coaetned. lir P. LAURIE moved the following neelaties :—" That this main Mine to give expromios to the sad *aimed aura which pervades all reeks awl Misalleas MM the pent* at the irreparable len whisk 'nerd esetand is the demos NM Right Hem Mr Rant sad feels that ia seeking to tho of his public senior sad kis pima tHref, k sommeads the sympathy sad eajepe the meal saimedles of we —llc said he need eat elate haw pealed he wee la hada" the opportunity of addmilogoie ammercea and empeobld• a meeting. The bluely at Ws Rabat Poi was seinen in the sense of their gouts" ko Bleslast_ Ameert Sir Rabat Peel'. friesde—wad be lamed that Ganes* who knew him mobil hied—there wee WM who did not admire him tor his integrity, for his heseag, end fa hi eingleasse of purpose. Net 'sly Migmatite', bat onathe Air am* °armee, bad Mee Mawr to the waiimay M Mr R. F el—(oheers)—emil he had as doubt that latellisease maid be areaval from the tfaital States sad el parts of the wont, of similar testimony having hem Mese then to the lenient mad honourable adore el his seeded. The Duke of Wellingtoa had declared—and the words need by him ought to be pat es the deported statesman's eassameat— thst he had sever knows a weed dropped by Sir Rehm Peel whisk was set main by truth/dam sad integrity, sod that he seem doubted the truth of a weed whisk he heard hi. utter. • Wear or • greater Manater eesld mot' be gives to a otatream. (Chests.) Copt. SHEPHERD. diairma of the Zest Leak Cow guy, I. sermading the resolution, said it might rams, of presumption were he to mem ton Unthread sung's. es the Inuits of the olleasemea when loss they all se deeply deplored. All earthly Mame sad Melina Rom mak Me inainclicsaeo in his esumatios in legieen with that by which ke was guided throeso life, sanely, the love of troth. He wee now gm to leader as aceonot to Bias who was truth Melt end who judged the actions end MOUT= of non by the anemias principbe of truth. (Hear, hear.) The longer lilt Robert Poses some woe es record, the son, he believed, would it be naerated by geseratiose to corm (Chem.) The feelings which pervaded the meetly were, he trusted, of a more mend charms/ that those wkid were cossetted with poli tical patties; sad, fee hie own pert, he experimed a web.. eh mitileatisa is mend* the remistion A OENTLIMAN who was @klieg jail below the plat dorm here rem sad add he wiled to as asseadmeat. On Wino shed los kb same, = a card to Mr. B. W. Wire, who was acting as secretary, mad who, after looking at it, submitted to the Ltd Mayor skean the gen tleman could be head, ening that he lived at • park mar Nottiogbani. The LORD MAYOR hung eked him whether he wee a china, par he w = " I am • oaken bon, sad have pee _ty is 11 The LORD M•TOR—I wish to hear sly Mee who be. leer te London. The OILNITLEMAN—I as a member of a emaptay. After some farther question, Mr. Win, with the ponds. .ion of the dieirmen, read the amendment, of which the fol. lowing is • copy :—" This peat sooting don at the same time, with the deepest fookage of anguish sad regret, look back apes the policyy M the departed mamma is is far es he supported Lord Mu Russell by voting for the admiwien dalevio n aown auger iota this country ; which admission has terribly named the trade of men fitnain in Alone, sad also his rendered the honors of the middle pomade mere appaliier ever sines the fall of 1848, when the change is British law became hams is Cuba and the Bruit." The intended ameadmestelicited much laughter, and the Lord Mayer &ailed thee ft could not be put. It afterwards transpired that the um of the author of It wee Mr. Josh.. Beardmore, of Nottingham. The resolution was Me put and earned unanimously. S.r J. H. PIILLY mini the appointadat of a eammittee to carry out this preview resolution, and the somiastion of gentlemen to set ea temente Sir J. W. 1000, in seconding the resolution eh oerred that es ordinary occasions it would be imam beet ea any individual who offered such a suggestion as that to attempt to support it by argumers. Bat he hit that such an attempt would than be worse than useless ; and he *girded lime-If simply as the formal mediumet conoreyien seatinants sad wi.ties whisk *Meted in the hearts sad sidaels M all whom he had the dorms: In address. The most serikkg characteristic of Sir Robert Peel was devotion might ire the wood siW-deellcatioet—(hear, beer)—to the service of his country. (Load chem.) To him that 111111111nsy owed • debt which it could only rep by vending its grateful moo of his services. (Sear, hear) While living he sought no other reward, Sid in prospect of the future he dialsimed every Other wish. Sir Robert Peel commenced hie political life is a period o f war; butt/trombone hie long and glorious carer —whether la or out of den---he was eminently the Wainer Onus. (Hew, Mar.) All his aorta were denoted to the Imprevemeat of the indiums& and the einelopmeat of the mourns of the country, and to its advance I. time pyursuits to which war is fatal. His labours were trseceadeat and iseneast. The reliamblusest of office scarcely toned to relieve hie hem the weight; for who Sir Robert I Pe. 1 tmk ha wt is the great council of the nation, kis •1110 was the gnat bean dal one in that as assib:y and throeghast the whole astatry. (Cheers.) As ansuot of labour which, not less from its continuity 1111.111 hem its must, was sulbeint to have overwhelmed meet amen, was esematered by hist cheerfully aid valuate*. Mr. HUME, M.P., said he att aded them that day to Mier hie tribute of respect to the memory of the deputed 113VISMall. (Hear, hear.) He was one who, ter a period of some 40 year-, had bees as observer, not au idle observer, M the public coridt.ct of the departed statesman ; sad had odes opp's d, sod as often supported the esetrares iatrodased by th f.aht hon. gentleman, amending as he'(M,. Hulas) eon eidered them conducive to the pablia benefit (Hear . bur.) /le might, therefore, sonsialer himself wall quailed to oter aa honest and isdepsadent teelmosy. After waseleing serrowle the conduct of the right boa. baronet now no searie,,he shoal* mate that is the whets mane of kis observation ea lb ems duet he was bowl to say, that as a petals man be (Nk. Ham) had net Mom \Miguel. (Applause) in Ms views, ke weabil my liberal is gemmed C irro binable beens time, he knew as sass more disiatereated is his motives. (Hsu, beer.) He might have erred at was onsmon to them all; bat 'boa he regarded the Minis sad matins— obj-cts and motives that might lead man asy ass es the ground of popalarity—he scald not help 'alias they ware most &antenatal, and aothiag mail be mere so. rear, hear.) As to self inpeadisement, they bad pooh dam his loss of the di.laterestednera be had alined on record, sad which he could not dinner is the bistory of any other public m en. He had hopea Mat ho ped a mere Mtn* some male might to be adopt& which througinat all time would h old up t h e example to Mess that followed to imitate the den riot mamma is hialmoseable and medal earra. (Applemo.) It was as them pomade he had the melemialy utast action to ken as t egiLstatir mi 'enemies what he ban sincerely stly end sinrely faits a to the 4...ry of so {tent • statemun, and solemn a mem Whet he head scowled with that peat poi wisdos red losteoutinual services la labile, the head his (Sir ft. Peel's) private conduct in the circle. he hcnntred him daddy foe his social road private virtues— (" beer, hear," aid applam)—and ke believed no family in England coved suffer • sourer loss than they had sustained in the death of so exaelbst a patent. (lieu, Mar.) Item on these hounds/slims that he most mdially sup ported the Feast movement. As the present ....flog would appoint a committee, everything would depend as that committee as to how the wielies of the community should be carried into *Ent. He believed the smite was willing, and the great saline of the comma. pity serious, that their wishes should be carried out most selectively. ( Her. bear.). Therefore, he trusted the um Rittte would take such into account, sad mins their fa el:nation to reader the testimonial hcanurable alike to the memory and worth el the departed statesmen, and edam tenon+ and inspiring to the community in general. (" Hear, hear," sad applause.) The CHAIRMAN that pat the resolution, which was Married umaismely. Mr. .1. MAIITHRILIN, M.P., proposed the nest resolution, having fee its object the appointment of gentlemen to act r honorary secretaries. Baron de OOLDSMID said he had the melancholy honour of seconding the 711106d0C. It was not necessary for kin to detain the meeting, because he was certain from what he had 'nerd, is well as the feelings there expressed, the de parted statism= lived in the haute of his fellow-ma, sad would ever live in them. (Hear, dear.) He (Bens de Ookkosid) had watched the miner of the right hon. baronet through life, and mild bear illitilta• that so man ever ea cased him of interested motives. (Hear, heir.) Mossy and fame be despised, bat truth and boron' he loved aad fished. (Hear. beer.) Sir B. N. BUXTON, M.P., said that at that late hoar of the day he would not detain them. However, he could not rands from Pining his voice with those that had provided bin he espressing the has which this great metropplie wee seeable it bad sustained in the death of the Right Hon. Sir R. Peel. (Hear.) He might say that no event in modern tines lad elicited such a deep . fieling of sorrow and re gret Oa the anarafal event with respect to which they were assembled. (Hear, hear.) lie would not dilate m the peat relents, as w ell as undeviating dentine of Sir Robert Peel to the pulite eervice—(hear, hear)—but upon use point he wished to crave attention, whilst he com pared the state of ;labile morality seines' by the 1514 Sir R Peel with that *viand by a great predecessor of hi. (Sir Rebt.Walpole), who flourished about a century dace. Sir R. Walpole darns his able adatinistratke snared Miscue Wins equal to 14,0001. per imam ; sad whoa he left oleos he (Maned a peerage with_ 614,0001. ( 1m, beet.) bit Robert Peel twice eiss the peerage, ones when Mend by his late Moira" MMus the Fourth, and *pis, whoa offend by her pseud Majostplkor.r. kw.) Us ales refused the Gann, _Mae peat dieftetioa saver hat on sae ether memiss Wane to a sasssaas. (lan, boar.) Zs des basal puma mime. a doling *se hi sr word siesta sot masks to the assepteme of till Moms whin be Massif bed the power to Aeons, to Ohm, but M the welfare and happiases .1 has eacntry. (Heir, hag.) at the wow of that gnat ems tbe l ll :aft Lin ley amid do who soined the Musa a , bis virtues sad tante was is *eV tar suds by erest 4 ag ea eseuriag sossumst to his iiiteAry. TM naiades was this pseud semi is. Mr. H. DRUMMOND, DLP., Ism the eaboifeliow of Ilk R. Pool—(harm the ham geellsoma banal Moply sleeted)—mad eshoorpostil Whew Ids at mama, whin they emend Ma . Ho bad Masi Se feet gash male by the ed statessem ma Maned with deep anemias to every ward of kb hot urea. Mao she honourable Rondonia woe domed le pastor Ni. mama swims 110 deep meths.) Their lifts lay wide • amemler, bet to so dm of ink taboo. quest Ufa wee the killing el theft ddhased is say way fair paired. They stet WS Me iamb areffellty as mot ; sad ■up to the Wag mail he (llr. Disminemd)Md OM brim mod happiness et *Wag the umlskseigned kissidip Ss messed embosses. Ti. Oslo Is fait Marren sf 111 Peel whisk he would sell egew Mint to essimliber=dr e, skald be rads se be uesla as saientide Om and it so !enema OA with Se anspes of me= meat, Oen was me OM Narribible sessurabes la the M tisk anew Per the ima dB with Thigh the asses ire IL Po was set sidled. (Hoer, ) It mousier i Ms mainlands* diet the esserabelary were Ilea MAMA Is IsdriaL It wee he who mmaimell the ▪ .NW law mid alsrpoteB s basileodi melees stitstes. He enadheilmil soot powerfelly is So pepsel of the Test Lae, aid wick bow sin me et *WIN Wad was as his sass a teem osimmted. (Has MN.) Bet 8•••• woo •"- malbelob milineed with amoMer arks el swim is his poilleisall /Br iesseselielp_ lid purealag what he believed te be lie masse le did Salem, to to.. of hie Mena passe (Hem, beer.) At Seise el the holies septet be was pate. the ammedlke by his pains, Lied Ilaq to watch its prosesdhigs es tlso part the mid ekes Maas out of the matinee ho spina tho Rowerasest. When Ito 1st:o -ases& the bill of 18110 he was opposed by his tows labor. Aid eftawirda. whoa he carried the Whelk qualm, he was sierilleieg hit Meade at Oskrd, my in. is the wery last as a lis life m • minister, he party mentatioss et leas staadia. Bet is all his asis, howner they night be viand by different peers, he W hit sae obsca is view—his country% good—Sat be kieemed to the (cheese.) Austin, remarkable ebonies is his senor wee that stns the time he amend Me Mw di me is. nameat his LS he set only road, hm " smoks4learsed, sod Messily dlgaiteA" ove7_ l •Pdet wbieh bad bees reesated to the bosom (Hear.) Asa ha always brought ben oat of the earn of a eoliths' salad a tan of latormaties which geawal settled tho debate. The secosquesee was that hi a nestonhip mere the say other individual when he over tow. It these we toy yoaag amen prism who Maui forward to a mails sneer headwind them to are the ere el Sk Z. Peel, sad to labour for their antatry as he kid dens. The Ms. retinue esualaded be movies the thanks of the meeting to the Lord Mayor xi , givisg w ea of the Bap tism Hell is the Ramat Mr. SALO MONS, is sonallag the recliu. i. a, odd, that having boon imitml to the saleamoly duty n • part in the prosodies' of the day, he fait an Loos to be able to angle his voice wilt that of the sertiai is the general ism exprened at the 1:. elisions semi try bad emesised. (Hear bar.) He trusted the seepstatin c Looks wield giro the committee as eppormaity os smtz bag is Guildhall, beide dm country'sgross - wawa ) its two insists of war, a statue to the groat Weer c pas. (Lasslitev sad Seem) The mooletios was sided sossimmily, sad the 1.3111 Mayor rearmed thuds Hr. Witte them road a list of es 200 Rubins Mom the Merchant of r i a body Sir R. Peel was a member, 20 games from the Lord Mayor, sad several is.. from ether ponoso. Dunne, ltrim 15. Serious' apprehensions are entertained lest by any chance the popular branch of the legislature should be induced to bowse parties to the destruction of the Irish franchise contemplated by the Home of Lords. Sash strange things have owns to pass, that it ia feared that even such an event se this ay not be impossible. The Freeman of this morning says : It is said that overture' will be made for 'Medal a ona promise, and that the Lords—se • body beast uadertanta 48 regulate all Irish elections, though as indieidirais they ere precluded from inteeering is somas se parley with :ha Commons sad effect • esuipeamise in details, thereby not only anintaiaiag their asespaeloo, bet he sleet getting it managed by the C 0...... To such perky sad each compromise the Irish members will, we trust, refuse to bipartite. We respectfully bat most carnally urge this upon them, not from say oventraMed 'tisanes% we lave to coastitatioaal forma, from which hitherto, at least, we have derived very little advantage, bat from a male that by doing to they will smart a peat priasiple, and maintaia un impaired by say compromise the right of Ireland to • rea sonable franchise. 'douching the late Irish Spirit Bill, the sacrifice elt which will not soon be forgotten, I End the &Spiel, statement in the same journal: We have it oa the most tutexeeptiosable satbority, that had Lord Naas a majority of a siagle vote, islaiden wield have submitted, and that they had ameally prepared tb amendment they intended to propose, reducing the df>le. reatial duty on nun Id per Rea, which email not Ingle. least have dissiaished the vahm of the NU. la •et had the muse 41 been taken a! it would biers been a wetter oft s sat trifling tonsegnesse. The bill will be h t fee— ward seat session ter the some thane, mut the west asive serum adopted in the *taint es asses sues*. Of the bill harm/seed is the Hese 01l Lords by Lord Leman, to restore the power of the laodlonls Le seising the growing crops, sod whisk the Commons have yet an opportenity of rejecting, the Sougena Reporter expenses the fellowiog ensphado, bin: not lees acturate, opinion The 11111111441111 is about the went that It world be pees hie to devise for this **ivy. It eight be. appecriately *ti— nted An As to perpetuate. nele-reseing and to &gawk and pismire des people of Woad." The le* of disuses is the inset Hedged modificative' of it. Is quite bad eaongh, and has sore then eulleient Indent" to daseorelise the meat sloe, sad to (seek all isproveseept of the soil ;. but, whits sighed te. growing sops . it b -me repaessan to ell mid sossoule prinsiple;that the toleration. of it is melts ism* to bread the ebeesetw of a asisietrit with Anemia senissptibbe recompassey. We, therefore_ impost the. we shat rapes the gowernsent to defeat this bill of hoed Lama% awl we distinetly proclaim that 11111 .sew sail be reeeivid le salowirs It to peas. MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THHATEIL The W Pnritani " was performed last evsais, for the flies time this sawn. The part of Beim was sustained by Madame Frezzahni in a manner worthy of bar reputation as an seeress and a maser. Her reps . ...W*om of the chamois, was m as hed with formulae delicacy and minims, and her scene et melancholy madness in the third act was truthful sad pathetic. Her singing. es the whole, was boar lifal—thasgb. on one or two occasions. iparticularly in the air, . " Ban virgin vessoman she kasarded some *raters which were mom bold than sumessfol, horn a drum, probably, to giro a little novelty to mask so much kickneyed. Bastards acquitted.himself respect ably in Arturo • bat wby was nut this part per formed by Oard oni, whe was at first announsed for it ? Lableolm and Coletti wee admirable, as meal. Between the acts el the opera, Carlotta Oriel danced the a Trnandaise," ist the ballet of " Esratimlda." with inimitable grace and expression. and was most rapt'. rously applauded. Donna Mafia Martinez, the negro lady of whom ro much has been said foe this week or two past, made her appearance after the opera ins sort of thus tiesement got up expresely for her. A Turkish Sultan is in his Mum, surrounded try his favourites, who an entertaining him with sports and dances. A veiled stranger is introduced by the attendants ; who, ber veil being removed, appears to be a black female, richly attired. She is seated on an ottoman in front of the stage, and, a guitar being handed to her, po oled@ to sing national ballads, which are intermixed with dances. At length the Sultan rises pays her the homage of admiration, delivers her the handker chief while the ex.favoarite expunge jealous and the curtain falls. All this, to sa the of it, is in bad taste, and there is not hing to re deem it in the lady's performance. The ballads had nothing of the romantic grace and beauty of the Spanish national music. They were of a low class, akin to the negro songs of the Ethiopian mrenaden, sad by no means superior to them in quality. Tin l y had little or no sneaked melody, but were light and quick, intermingled with spoken phrases and abrupt exclamations, sometimes harsh and uncouth. Their effect was quaint and curious, and they were proba bly full of character; but, regarded as music, they must rank very low. The lady singe neatly and fluently, and accompanies cleverly on the guitar in the Spanish fashion, producing ninth more bound by beating the instrument than by playing upon it. She wee loudly applauded; but the applause was far from general, and evidently of a questionable charac ter. If we are not much mistaken, the prevalent feel ing was that the entertainment, clever enough in its way, was oat of place in Her Majesty's Theatre. NAVAL. (et. v.). Cosaisaads• JIILT lb.—User Browne. WM paid off la the Bask oa Saturday. She will be ovarlasaled sad eststistd previous to being main fisted fat sm. Ratribstice (se. frigid') is still la the fits; sad we ism, la Os mane el tlieressat week, he Pietism*. Is Is MS ei kr sea. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1850. SPORTING. TATlltitS_ AWII—MOWDAT. TIM 000 RAIZ& g to 4 opt Opiate NANO* Wkillearals (t) •dr I lard IL Limed Diego % Ira lite 1 lir ,I Balk% Wia't.powatespat-to-stret it) to Mr. sil lase= (t) 110 tot els J. ausimailos to Tbe Md. goad ma wait %lip fa a am Marais sakawat. sag i! ask pt al Om ia the bat. Vag, limpidly. at Ms Mono gassaMlNVltNiaas Won& GOODWOOD OW, g to 1 opt INglia ANIMA Moiligoela s ikeely) 4to 1 M. More Omsk (t aid* lio 1 Uri gingiroOmmea (tail 1$ to 1 Wtaalederets maven the Noir Pt PP Comma Pe Ong (t to 11.) I. ale rem as to the Osaka, illadissbpata aim was la way Am t. tam 7 to 4 apt LBO ttirr rat— I 70,1 Mad. WlMlimots 11 or Mr. W. Blooldfs ad lallosaratia fetal Ma hortshlOsi at Outio (t) 200 to 100 sad OS So 400 Mhos Me I l a ws agave about Vol- *oar. sad to INM Wiadholarsts sad tha t homer tarriay OMIAMMITIMM MAM 1.000 to 10 soak kid maims Loa/tos s Snow- Evelyn. dam, Kim Ass, Sir Illataird o slaw., Matteis*, sad Lady _ THs cAMBRMGEMpIq STAZ. _ 1,000 to 10 opted iii - rio, swine, Xxight Banat, Lupin, Wonky, 8010, DE sad Oillylower. RBY. 7to 1 spat Mr. Howdy Oirsolsa (t) IT to 1 Uri ltglatash Hippolytus (t 1610014 70 to 1 Mr.l. MinrlWstas (t frorgyi 2.000 to 30 Kr. Moor Oneurli Marlborough Pogo (t) SAO t 0 SO .... Mr. Worthington's OW (t) l i loo la SI Lord lOW's Juppormat (t) &go, no LAU SW 01 ALBMISARIA'S Illillia—the barmy Ilio prowl of the he. Lard Alba:auk, airs yastmodoy at Tattentall'e : Spangle, 390 pima.; Moore, ISO plans ; Flight. 61 plisses; lloaadar, 60 gatillMMl Om, 110 'Como ; 10ogotilass. vitt a colt tool by t i r ei t=e. 106 gloms; Stenos, 61 picas; b a by sot of Beteapots, 44 (slaw; South, el ; baby 10 falosos ; bay yearling filly by the Espana out et 11l view. ca. CRICKET. THE NORTE OF ENGLAND AND THE 11011TII. This swab woo aomassaosd by brought to a elan yester day la Amour of *a Nosth by 1 Maims sad 19 rasa loon : aoront=basap). Must laab99.) J. DIA% b - 3 b ilrbilia J. IL La% lb iiiiiii —.. 3 b Wilds • 4 W. Wyo. b MORA— 4 9 b Winds .34 T. las. b 9119ba. 3 b Wilts --_ 1 X. PIM, Eaton fistberbs. b Cabe 3 3. Motor. b Meta . 3 B. 149.649, 194.. baarb• • A. Ups, rm.. e Ilkopla, b 11/19349 ... .. 1 sot oat lob. 16Brubles. sot 494....-- • Wallas ___ ..... ___ T. Minoan, raa eat • b %%des - 94 I. Batblint, b Clads • b Whim 4 SM. 3; 1 b. 1 I 13994,3; 110;04 1 6 1 Wl** .. bi i u — ii is — , b Wbdua , 17 • Nonni (tint Innlarn) T. Hunt, b Bbermen 7 IL P..fikettaa, PA, 0 Ohara= 0 B. B. Smyth!" Br*, b Moan= 4 J. Wide,. b llynts.--." ...... .II 7. Guy, 0 Sherman. 0. Pan, b Bathurst IT W. Clarke, a Merman 13 R. T. Kb*. rm., b Obanuss...l7 Bras. 14; lb, 4;w, I 12 lord Itossidey. rue eat........ 7 O. Chattarbrs, roa aut. 0 lab fnitiligence. EQUITY oOURTB.—Yzinzitorr. lama' Vimemurcasea Knew Dam. LICZAJUNIOX NIII■I7III.D.—MASIITISO • WARD OF COURT WITROUT LRAM - In this awe one of the respondents had married a ward of court without leave, end, upon the "Whim of the ward's nest (Head, s retinas' had been directed to the Master to approve of a settlement. The Master had approved of • settlement antherieleet the Mame, at their eearetko, to advance the haatmad 6001, ea kis hood, but had excluded the husband from all other intense la the property, incept such es his wife ale It t lisle him by_will under a power of appointment. la ease there shenhl be no alld of the teerrissf. . _ Parker seepported a perms praying confirmation of the report of the Master, ase said Melody's tonna' would be 3.7001. Mr. De Gen, for the husband.. esermiled that, eacording to the preemies of tbe enure, the hatband was oily entirely ,added is eases is w►nk the seamier, was was ea ugra. mead contempt of Nut, and that, under • power of lid. voncement is the wM et the teenier is the cause, the 6001. might be rained at once and lent t►tle husband. Mr. B. L. Mums appeared tee ether parties. The Vice Chancelior Raid that the Ilbster was sot ae qualstoe. as hie Monona we, with ell the alleviatiag arms. nailer of the eau, bat base cousiderm it as Misery same of cessenept. TM Armes& was a very respoetabie seas, end, wee so little to blame is way husband bed bus who had menu• a ward of 001,t without leave. The snub swarm to lane been soy much brought about by the soother of the west. Hie Homan aught the MM. eaglet be raised mud ,)sawed at ogee, and that the hatband eleveld have a We issued la one-leak of the income after hie wife s death (if be survived buy, determinable on a wood marriage, or es alleasties, bankruptcy, or inaolvency. TIEROGATIITE COURL—lfsfriapaT. ilsmine as H. J. Pews s. Menus AND OCIABIU I / 2 171 7111•31GUARIGAIP JoND Kamm. The arsameak is Unseals have already appeared to oar Jonsaal. The iestremisat in qualm before the court was ' that Of the Rev. Ms Martin. who died ea the 18th August lot yeah having lilt a will bearing date Jun 13, 1848, duly aimed aid erseemed. It swarth that ma the third side of suck will the word " tea " had bees sebstthited for " ' &sot*/ the ammo of a bequest to the Bev. Mr. Madge. a sae-a-law of the testator, and to his daughters. The stun of 9,9 1. These per Cent Ceueolidated Annuities WI& left to these parties. under the will es it originally stood. while, under its pretest form the baleen was sloe* to 100001. The alteration had not bees attested In the maria„ but there was a memorandum at the lest page is the will Warring to it. The insteuntent wee propeanded in he mem loan by the Rev. Me. Madge on behalf el his timeshare ' • os th e other side the Rev. Mr. Gorham,riageher son.an-lawof the damaged, and an esteem award is the inatnatent, sad likewise • residuary legatee se thone-ieszth rut of the estate, rayed the geobatowith the woad " sine" is the third page, and without the inasonaduith Mr. Martin, another 'aerator anti rad:luau Legatee.. prayed for paws as the will at pretest mood. The gawks was whe ther the alteration was made before or after the oneeutlon. The learned Judge, is giviag his decision, said that, without deanship enythiag as to the prasamptisa of law, be would leek at the cestunateneet of the sato Wolf upon which his **m ut myth petheipally &pad. Looking, at the wads'. the alteration wthlel seem is bate been rude miaow at the nate this aa the will, although evidently after the theseduetion Si the attestation thanes. Assuming the witsusee were entitled to credit, they established this fact, that they did not ON the eiteistion is page 3, bat the me morandum was on the paper at the time of ezeoution. There bolas nothing to shake their teetiwasy. he (the learard Indy) was of opinion upon t',ie whole debt eau, the will woe sow in the ante state as d audition as it was at the ' time when the deaaudalgsr dO. There was no istritathei ' on Mr. Gorham foe having hiss& th e wind 's fo r ward, as being an ezeutse and r acteuaey legatee ha h a d a per. . feat right to do se; tle weed holge directed the costs of all the parties lobe paid out of the estate. INSOLVENT DE - STORS' COURT.—YosTehimit. MlNslre sea Carer Cousins:am. IN ?MR ISSIMMII OF WILLIAM PALMR/I— SINGULAR CARL This insolvent, '"Rho had been in business at Tobago, in the West Indies, was opposed by Mr. Farcrood for Messrs. Room and Her no sine manafacturen, Bkinner-street, and Mr. Hackie, p,ovyfon merchant, Bishop/gate. Mr. Howse se ported the application for discharge. The eirseurstances of this cue were eingular. The insol vent had o'oly throe creditors on Ins schedule, amounting to 432 L, end 'is disputed the debts on the ground that his had been disenarged by the Insolvent Debtors' Act, at Tobago, in 1844. He had no discharge in his paranoia, nor any moue dingo to show that be bad taken the benefit of the act. He arrived in this country from Tobago on the 7th of Iva, last, and in three days afterwards was arrested on a jr.gge's order, as about to leave the country, and committed to prison, on which he petitioned this court, insetting three English creditors, and denying his liability for the reasool Mr. Downs urged a further reason In 'objecting to the opposition beyond the discharge at Tobago, namely, that the debts were contracted in 1842, and therefore barred by the statute, of limitation. Mt. rood submitted that the statute could not apply, as the invent bed been out of the country. The Chief Commissioner declined to stop the opposition ' on either ground. It appeared from the insolent's examination that he lme arrested at Tobago, and committed en prison among the native Meths, where he remained about 16 months, and the rainier passed en Insoles.% Act, and he was released. Mr. Sargood.—The act was manufactured for your pull- War benefit ? The Insolvent said it was so , and others were afterwards discharged under it. In answer to further questions he aeknowledged that Messrs. Homan and Herne, who are exporters of begs sad show, had made him a c onsignment to 116/. Igo = which be had paid. Some of the goods he soli getting the mossy. They bad arrested him on se Ile' Engles d. It transpired in the course of the ewe that Om agent for Mean. Homan and Herne had infaimmi Sem that he had been discharged under the act at Tobin% Mr. Sergood eemplaintd of the accounts now area lr fee insolvent ea miry meagre. It was a question whether ag discharge at TAego would extend to tlds maw, gtgass. lish debts, bet Ass the impeismatent the Wenn' b e d suffered at TAO% 60 yes sot &Peng ki fawn tbe put of the se is dills least.He tkeiestisseel die hoesbeet a bcoar the Sispesel of 604., which sled whom be arrived la Ru b io ". se t • wides co li n e= hie passers sk The Feowned Odd ihmight Qat, wader all the etsawararraes. the Isesivest RIAU be diselargi4 be epplhalles MMarge MS bees amm rer made hums to the g . Is tide saaaray. Hie Hsked New seals le be web, es whim the breivest Ins dieekenreg. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK ClROUlT.—Anzspoix, Jot! 15. • Pans Aidenea ail kr. hake Panama spewed the agambiee ea tiaturiey, sad proceeded haseediatelp Se Met psesemlea at the sew jadgealedgiage, meat at gm/ am en bt the nasty. T• 47 Berea /Mime messed the erhalsal seed at 10 °Mak sad took imam to Om& the may la the gad agegamedatioa provided he the AN/PAT wait =sac Jahn Asolerma we chard ebb felealtaily mid I wall- Wesely elating at Mr. Jame Z. beat gamekeeper to am the Ha. Mr. Cilla, at the of FROM OW IIVIIIISS• of gun and twa ika ==g i end that early ea Ihe Meeleg of the lfsh of as sad two *Welk ensmigoil theueselai 1a a woad, ssil remised emebutelmeil the Vasa. Up am the ahem mei many armed. /Lag gam them rime, mad vim MU& de puede of the plbeser, Ands.... wheeled mad, relied bb far to Ids limida, sad And. Zig mlulaed as Way, but prodesed kis am to blew that ehet had meld Om. It Hie Ladahipp le rnwaft Jay, aid it was rely by God'. meg WM the Eh of the gamekeeper bad bon med. The jury Mad the prima Guilty, sad he WU OSA balei 13 15 yam' tratteter2l, ly. Although the ealeelar WY • vary sheet OM, Vida the wort, di, am*. a a rape ease, got through daring the day. so tem Pm la rem of burg l ary were tried. Is Nisi Pries averal mem occupied attention all day, without premedsg say hams of publie %t net. OXFORDCIRCUIT.—Ozrozn, JULY 15. About 10 o'ok.tk yostorday alarmist that lordships pro ceeded to the Con" hall, whoa Lord Campbell took hie net la the Crain Cowl, sad Olt Edward Williams to the NW Prise Cont. Lord Campbell, is his address to the grand jury, soaps- Oilseed them so the small camber of the prisoaan sad the trifling eharestor of the majority of the men. ANSON. Ws/Sous Elderfitid to UM sharp of *Wag Bnto r a g r e risk at , sad was soutssood to lowa yew' trans CollinsWillsoss : pleaded guilty to the sharp of sagas are is a bars sad hovel at Bashes, sad was esatossial to two Iwo' Imprisonment with bard labour. FOILOW. _ .. . William Anglia was amiWata4ll of Sores, whin stoma tam to a prosaiwory alto, whk lomat to &howl Kr. J. R. Mohan, balm lowsbast, of Oxford, sad woe owitostod to mos pm' troagortata. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wzxcinurns, JULY 15. Mr. J.W. Oskridge MI Mr. Russel Oursey, Q C., who aempliee the plass of Mr. Jetties Talleterd is this cir cuit, unwed is this eity is &tardily maim. sad Mast.- Mewl; freed the eemesiielos. The pandas malaise the antes et 34 primers. • blower Corar—Baceas lfs. Rime= Gram. The leaned beallemaa, to his eddrow to the rand jury, shined this A. wee semM fled that twine did wet appear ea the demean la IlamMWe ' aid, tbseet the ealesdar did wet eastais so large a aumbaol prleosen es It sometime did, yet the amen were eta my grace &war en. FATAL. PCOILISTIO ENCOOKTIM. tiretry.iitifsW io;;,j;;iiimery wore indicted far kWh.' George Light, at Tedlay.—Mr. Mammy pigmented, arid Mr. Edwards defended tko primmer °entity. Yr. Mum opened the ease by Mating the leading he*, and called to support it David Banger, who said he was at a beer-Mop at Tadley on the 9th of Idersh last. The ?pri soner. aid UN deceased were tams. There bad been • mile, end • quarrel enessd, whew Light challegged °sadly to fight. Gesdry took no sods', and the laadlord interfered, after which the party was quiet for some time. When the quarrel broke out agals.the witness sad the three pekes's% west te the common, when they fought Nr an lour. Ross secosded Light, and Gardiner et treadM Oesdry. Is the last round Light Nil on a utop ias piece of grimed with his head undermset„ and °emery fell on him. Light was takes to a beer-shop, sad • doctor was sent for, but he died soon after. The sergeoe deposed that the came of death was the rup ture of a resod on the brain, produced by the fall. Other witnesses reeved the fall to be purely accidental, as it was a fair stand up fight. The jury ntoreed a vesilet of Not Guilty. BCZOLART. William Salter lamietigolltyi;O slum of Musky, atter two former coo —Tea ran' traosportatioa. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Toss, JCLT 15. CROWN COLTRT. BM/RI Ya.lernca Casioncu- Irozoinais AT Leine. Aggress. Hub44l4 47, sad Joseph Holman, 20, father and 1410, wile Oh Algid with listing, on the 23rd of May ISM, at Leeds, forged and slimed a bill of exchange fee 4181. les. Bd. - further charged with having, on the 3rd of May lest, at Loyd., forged and uttered • steeed bill of to thaw hr 9gof. ; also farther charged with having, ea the 97th of JIM' het, forged and uttered a third bill of mileage foe 3701. There were two or thrm ether Maine charges against the primate's. The primates me Wel* mapetiable promo, and moved amongst the higher clam of mendtente at Leeds. Ang?stas Mast 'boded ;" Jomph Mamas pleaded • net 11 11 i 11 7- Mr. °mend Mated hat ea the father had acknowledged hisgoilt he hit that penis justice would be suiticiestly an swered, and thmefose as the part ol the paosecutioo, altar meatus denberatios, it had hoes diastase*, to offer no oar deems what*. son, wk. hod pleaded net guilty. It was deobtful whotharthe musagerpasonse had any guilty know ledge of the tresmottia impaled to lam Me believed ha we only IS yea. of sr,, and had joist come from shoal, and that being on it wail impossible to Ma 1111161111 what abouseteness the tahrtunate youth had lama led Into them headulent tuarrentionn listass. Droketteod C0..0f Lash, were the proem:men. end they did not. wish to press. the 11004 P against the son as the father had acknowledged his ;punt, sod he tar learned Nano* hoped that the arrange. nest which had been tome to would meet with the appro bation of bin bodship. The named Jades, in odd:siting the jury. said that the promeotore did not wish to poem the case against the young man placard at the bar, sad km thought wiry properly se. The aw ass MO of Rupiahs; but sash. poisoner had only . . jest mired lime trait sabeiul. it vassnoi noreaseetable to Guppies tut ho had int hi assistanoi to hie fella la ignoildnes of the conserve's"' of so doing. The primmer's guilt ma plaited in doubt, and therefore there would be no vi^lsitios of public judo% in not adducing say evidence against him The jury mimed a verdict of Not Guilty. Oe behalf of the eider primates several highly is fluential pntlessee were calks& and they severally pre him as irreproachable cheesiest for integrity sod uprightness of purpose previous tense preset* frsede.—Senteme deferred. lioiaL lievaalze. Augusts Mourie.,;native of Asesterders, who pleaded Nulty too series of hotel robberies to Yorkshire, under pecu liar circulation's, vas sentenced on the first indictment to be imprisoned fee one week, and for the second offence to be transported for seven years. TIM BABFWIIILDGRINDBILIe (CBI. W. Bails, and Daniel Easor, who were oonvieted on Friday of theowir g a sinister tilled with gunpowder, with • lighted fusee , at the house of W. Batches, Eeq., an exten sive ShefbAla ananafsetitnr, with intent to do bodily been, mere sr. verally saatiiiced W be tramperted for son! years. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE. ROPVB.llllDllll3 7 lllltitilitia - cnmer John Bromfield, mate of the Trinity (yacht) ing at Nicholson's Wharf, was summoned before the Lo rd Mayor for hiving violently beaten William Smith, one of the seamen employed on board. William Smith aid—On the 20th of June last I was on a voyage in the Trinity (Isola) from Liverpool to Nassau in New Providence,. The defendant struck nu with a rope. He stuck me twice over the beck, so much so that my shirt stack to my back. The vessel arrived last Monday at Nialaoleos's Wharf, Londos-bridge. William Martin, seaman os board the yitcht, said the mate struck the complainant over the face and over the ear with • rope. He also beat him on the back. H. beat him at one time for ten minutes, and at another for five minutes. William Hitebings, a seaman on board the yacht, said the mate complained that Smith bad been half an-hour coming from the helm. The captain of the vessel did not interfere. The complainant was beaten with the rope for ten minutes by the mate, and there were great :stripes on his back. Jame Davis, seams—l saw the beating give, to the complainant. It was very violent. The complainant took offhis shirt afterwards and showed the marks of the beating. The blood cisme through the shirt. I have bees myself knocked down by the mate, who is a violent an. The Lori Mayor—Well, dehadatit, what can you ay in answer to this positive statement The defendant—l allow, sir, that I did strike the man, bat he gave me abusive longue, which was calculated to produce tonbordination. I told him that I would rope's end him. said," De es you like, and I will make you pay for it.' He struck at me sad maimed me. -; The master of the vessel upon being *ailed, said the mate was tantalised, or Its would not, he was convinced, have struck the complainant. The complainant was then called back, and questioned u to what he had le my in answer to the conduct ascribed to him by the mate. He declared that he had neither struck, nor attempted to strike, the defendant: The captain had ordered me to take the helm, and I told hiss I was not able to do so. 'Tee Mayer sold the sentence of the wort was, that die defendant ehonfd pay the penalty of Me. The fine wee paid, and the Lord Meyer said it gave hint mat regret to be obliged to eiljadiame to nth • ON% and hoped the later- Imam of the rope's mad would not again for **ground of complaint between caws and men on board ship, It was lamentable to see violence resorted to. . Tin Antitrust; 14taTts or ToSatos in iis As. unots.-0. F. Masbnwit. mutant to Kr. Ws. Finn, ourpoos, ono of the mead Worn ofZ ett crt of 84. Loosen, Sboroditek, rail/mat No. 4, North. , limbs, woe breathe up for maissibadoe, a wia knit; attempted babas& kb Ur. W. Mrs daisl ui V r a . a tlio onsias of Bundy week, about An Velma, la was at tot ia lb, pation s wbea too pintai l _ _vim int la lib kol-nott, tilt alba kb datigkibto sills aid Meat Mime it op, lea ss bb tea. The phases vamooses& time ailed by his desolater, who west up to las hat.reeas sad was digested to sail him that if he did bet game dots the terthiege world be elated away, awk he dunill have no tea. He is.. down, what he observed that he wee ar e (the peeeeestee) &ail have seat seat a &asses resiesnaw amnia that he should basemen. dove when he was lint Wad hy kis daughter. The S:se said that he had sot ban Wad before, sad *at prosseatot, woe a Hu; apes whisk le stated that if be him a liar iresl4 tans hint eat of the ream. He thaw struF peosetator, who get held of the passim, sad the lamer got his head ander tie ague, whoa NA stay* Nos repentailly. Proseeater est away fraa the awl eseessded la throwing him on the grouad rle is rek . . Tie phasic esbercesently west up to his room. Profaner halialod tens, he tat purpose et tellies hi s to leave the hams; On math, lie teem the in Weer said t• Ida that he hol dime tho worst W og k e ever had, es ite bed a minks' MAW hi paler wart hies. He aimed hold a the psiseser, ass Odd kin that he must go out of his house at ones. Proseester was struck by the primmer, wad then stied bold of him, a valeta ernes ensued, when even tually presenter anu palled upon the bed. Prooseator found that he was overpowered, and at the ease tine be felt his noakerstal being tied tightly nand his threat. He then tailed at " sad knew wothlug MINI for surly as hoes after the attack upon him. Mr. W. Baker, surgeon, New North.roei, stated that ea Monday regain a few minutes after five o'clock, he was I smiled to see the , manioc. He appeared a a dyleg stets His face was ot a liviCeolear, and there Imre auks of blows as the mouth sad right temple. Whams applied halm to his throat, and remained with has above two boars. In slower to Mr. Heanain, the wham said that there was • mark ca the right aide of the prosecutor's throat, es if dose by a hasdkneklef. The symptoms were those of strangulation. The yprimmer wee resaaadsd, bail being accepted la two recegauaaaee of 10W. each. LAMBETH. Elraaaanix LAY C Lan.--817371;ea •Buttoun.—Jantes Carpenter was brought up for re-examination, charged with being oenromad with William Everett Now in custody in Bt. Thomas's Hospital) in breaking into the dwellinwhouse of Mr. aciesiti Green, surgeon, by Cottage, High-street, Peckham. - Mr. Joseph Green stated that on Wednesday morning, a little after three o'clock, he was disturbed by on. of his child ren crying. Hs went tip stairs, and having ascertained that sedan was the matter with it, he resumed to his bedroom, when be heard a noise in the lower part of the house, and, after listening kir a few 'simnel, he was satisfied that thieves were is the house. He seeordingly pot on his cloak, and *akin a loaded pistol In his band, deseeuded to the kitchen, in looking out of one of the windows be saw two men near the wall, when he beastly fired of his pistol, and one of the men fell. He theta sprung his rattle and sailed out " Polder !" but while he was doing so the man made their mope The . primmer was seen afterwards arrested while support ing the men who had been wounded. The partioula..s of the imearrence, as above stated, append In the Doily News some dap ego, and no new facts were allotted yesterday. The prisoner declared that he keew nothing at all about the robbery or the wounded man. He wee pealing over Ulobe-bridge, when he saw • man staggering ahead, and on his approaching his he told him that he had been shot, and requested him to help him a little way home. Mr. Ingham said, as the wounded man was still bad, he should remand him until Tuesday mot. MARKETS. COTTON.—laweitlewn.. Jr.a.w 15.-12,000 bale' (facia- Mee of 7,0111 taken for Predation aoJ export) were sold to-Myst eteady rats CORN.—Ba►a, July 114.—Onr Wheat market has ad vanced from In to N. per qr. km this &T wee!, sad other kiwi or pain are of tam value. CULINCESTIR, hey 15.—A steady demand for Wheat; prise rodng defame ea on the day renege., In Parley no oaks e moment. Oat; Bean.. sod titer grain Hrs. ',Cheat. 9L its, to IL per load. /keen 201. to 23w pa qr. Oats, tact* 240. &ono, no to 30s. Hammon, July 16.—Wa had a fair supply of Wheat to day, sad a dull tracts, owing to the eery Sae weather, and teat prices barely esetainsd. But little spring QM A chance sacs* of Beam formed the supply. HIOSTIrOBn, July 13.—The Pupply of Wheat M our market today was anal' ; the Boost simples inaM 6d. par hat save money ; ligeriert panels dull. In Barley, last week's Woes amgorted. Oats, Peas, and Beans rather better trade. Wheat, from 23r. to Xs. p r load. Barley, Its. to Y Is. per qr. OM% ISs. to 21e. Beam, 12s. to 21s. per Wad. Per, Hr. to MI. RzaDl6o, July 13.—00 r market to-day was thinly at tended, bat the supply of Wheat wee more than last week, The mil. lers gave an advance of 2s. per qr. for every deariptloa. Bells and every other bind of spring wen were also a better trade M • idling advance. SA•FROtt WALDIUt, July 13.—Wheat not a large rupply, but dearer, era to He. per qr. Barley, beet, 212. ; orinatior, VI. to 19e. Be•M no. to 2J.. RM 26e. to tele. Mtn 15a. to 26e. STETNIMO, July attendance at market %Amy ma very mad, sad the supply et Most short, Zed r there mu a steady &maid, an advance (42.. to b. per qr. was =ads on the earreat ratss of this ley lbstaight. AL Way sortiselgsain without altsratsen in value. Wheat. white, 11/. to 111. 10a ; rat. lOC as. ► 10/. lea Barley, 225. ►2la. ay lia to 17s. Homy 25e. to 17e. PCS% MIL to Vs. CATTLE, &c.—Coltnitseatt, July 13.—TA* show of dhow was nes "doe as tarp aeon this day aelusight, bat was Mere than sufficient toners the land, which metiance way same. and bat few per wars stared, 2/though Ahead at still dadaist; wee. Besse were not so abundant, In supply as but week, bat the same &duns In the trod* prevailed. The wine of Pips doss not 'morose, but there appeared to be auras disposition to purchase the best de. saripti•ms. Supply: Sheep and Limbs, 4,536; beasts, 2810; Pigs, 193; Cakes. 3S; Horses and Ponies. 111. LsvEltiooL. ial.T 15.—The supply of beef and lamb was Isaeb lazgast. Of laminae goat ammo* as lee west. The demaad (tail fee cad; awe prices mach Imam. Bea 4 418. b Sid. Mutt" 40. to Sid. Lamb, 3d. ta 441. a 2 marbes-1012 cattle, 12,064 NORWICH. 3aly 13. —Oar market was semis crowded with Santa, short-horne, and Deems: trade wee so bemer, and more then bet the Posele were left ensold. I may :Mame be termed a panic In the trade. No quotationese to prices can bemereetly ewe. Pat Beasts small show ; prime mash the same as lest week. The pens were al! tilled; keeping Sheep folly Ir. pee heed lower. Ewes and Lambs • dull ode, and many lob remained amok!. Pat Sheep few in number, auk mode from 6s. left 6d. per fume. It may be oh. served thane was far toe great a somber of Sheep penned. In store Pigs and fat Pork no Whillakal worth GLASGOW FAIILOCI Friday our annual fair market fog Hilt% Cows was held is the Harket.plare, Gallowtratesstreet. The stock on the ground, both as to quantity sad quality, was very good ; and the amend waggle* fair, which canoed some spirit smog buyers. Good HUM Cows brought from 101. to 141., and a few lota of excel. Teat animals readily brought 131. each. Inferior Ws were sold from W. to 191. a head. A few pool 2.year.old Bulls were shown, and brought from 3/. to 41. each. The m trket was pretty well cleared by the afternemuyery the left unsold. There was no hiring market he semen& HOP INTELLIGENCE. Meingeotea.—The binge ere growing es thrivingly as ever, and even the slack pieces have, within the last week, made pro gress. Se:m*4y an aphis Is to be found, and the bin,, thus far have gone along without a cheek. This remark mtges to a large extent of plantation, which we have this week hat an o, :: . t i rtunity of inspect tag. The season seems unpreeedentedly tar YALDINO AND HUNTON. —Our hops are getting on favourably; except in some few gardens the Dine is rather backward ; ft theismelleseseatinues favourable it may makeup for that dellziency. Win Ilai.uxo.—lks hops continue to keep up a healthy sg r= le tilos AND SEAL—The late cold nights and high wind' have checked the rapid growth of the bine, but it still cond. mem ken from vermin, sad has generally a healthy appearance. TUNBRIDGE WELLS.—The hops are still progressing, but net quite so fast, the cold nights retarding them a little. They arc as yet Mean. ticeuxononate.—The hops have not made inch progress this week. The cold nights appeared to have checked them. CII.ANBS.OOI.—Tne bine is still in a grime, and healthy mate. We have not seen It move PO at this season of the rear for game time peg. If noting moos by way of fly, oar growth must be large. CANTERDURT.—The weather of the past week has not hero altogether favourable to the hope, and the colour has somewhat gone off.—Maderese Gazette of July Id. FABLISOItd, YALDING, AND ISAILMINCE—Our plantations still go on well. °THAW, LEND*. AND LANGLET.—The hope in thole perishes matinee tree from fly and vermin, and many of the gardens tee strong and good, bat there are some exceptions; if there shoukl no disaster happ:n. a grad crop will be realised. CHART.—No fly nor vermin at present; the bine healthy and straw, with WOW f ew exceptions that are rather slack of Wee. PECKHAM, WATIRINGBURY, 111EltENORTN.—The hops, w h ere th e bloc is good, are growing test, and look well. But there is • good deal of sleek bine, and in some grounds the mould hes made its appearance , hat not much at present. 10IAIRS.—Tlio bine has been making gigantic strides. looking healthy end well, no vermin to be wen. When the blight ins greatest lest yew, the hills are much weaker; but taking •• all in all," the state of the plantations was never more promising. StAPLIHURAT.—The cold nights have somewhat re tarded the rapid progress the plant was making, but the grounds are dill dear and healthy. Ciloonnttaar —Progressing favourably, with every appear. nos of a good mop. Heaevcoienax.—The rapid growth of the hop bins has been partially Impeded by the told nights we have had this week; still they see In &position (should the smelter get wanaer) to make another start, and there is a probability, if we get it high temperature, of our getting an abundant crop. —3faulatone Journal of July If. SOCIETY IN AID OF TUE FISTULA INFIRMARY.— Yesterday the seventh annivereary Pitied of this society was held at the Highbury-trirn Tavern, IsHogton, when up wards of 100 of the Mends and supporters of the charity sat down to dinner. William Eade, Esq , presided. From the report of the committee of management for the past year it appeared that the subscriptions had exceeded those of the two previous years having amounted to 381., ',large sues when it was consid ered that the majority of the subscribers were working men, whose circumstances bad compelled them to have recourse to the benefits of the infirmary. The total receipts of the moiety bad amounted to 721., and the expenditure to 361., leaving a balance of 361., which had been banded over to the treasurer of the infirmary. During the year 1849, 643 patients suffering from diseases of the metres hid been admitted into the Fistula Infirmary, of whom 271 had been mired, 167 mate rially relieved ; 6 patients had been discharged ea incurable; 35 for irregularity of atteindanee ; and 73 remained under treatment. Only one death bad occurred. The total num ber of patients received since the foundation of the infirtavy was 6,968. In proposing the tout of the evening, the Chairmen said that of all the noble institutions which existed in the metropolis for the relief of the suffering poor, the Fistula Infirmary was the only ens to which an auxiliary had bees farmed by members of the working slaws, who had lees relieved through Its inetramentality. That feet yoke ismily in favour of the atenageneat of the charity. The hula a Mr. Sitars, the honorary .urges and founder the hammy, war remind with Ned tamed dame; and Wier to having boas dirposetr e t a ka cow rwr IsIlloSse• DAILY WEATHER T. Jots 16.—8 y Mesas. BARTON and Box, • —Two freehold bosses, liesoloek ecurt, prodsoing 641. per 'se am -65 01. Free) old plot of pound, Clement',-lea.. s tra in 30/.3c assam, subject to 1071. 11 9. • nd Leasehold residence sad workshopo. Emi t . bet!, ahead value 001, tern, 87 year; et 151. TrESDAY, n. Stab if du Weakly at soak of the followin g MU* tfidellt pawky awning. Th e seraagill k at latiatie. iwnuoii Ozseas „ ~, e.- CONt DM 1. Doss- Dona., EIJDEB, Fammam-M Grammia.l, Hor a-off the Wight, July 5, from.... Ilat.m, -at Gravesend, July IS, from Hat.. mra-at Grammud, July IS, from H. W. granna-mt Grammod, July IS, frau. Liompxg, July 15, from ... loommto-at Liverpool, July 13, from tots-at Grammar, July 155 from Joan CAMIL-at Liverprorl, July 4S, from JANE. Barrow-at Chatham, July IS, fr0•....._......... %VT',72 .—. Le 3;;;176;TR11C1i 7 -711 the Ciiiail.r. ' KIN ALPlia. —of latznoutb, July 12, how --at laverpool, July 13, hem . . sLasvma—at Grammad, July 15, tram Maastallaammasaxa—at Gravelled, July ii, 11Mmt ... 77Feam.. MARIA EIIIIJA..-4t Falmouth, July 11, .......... hiaric—at Falmouth, July 12, from Putmo—at Waterford, July 12, PATLIATOL Groverend, July 15, from (luaus—at Grave/head, July 14, from Sorata--al Grarreend, July 15, from.... Paw—at Hull, July 13, from SIIkKRIVSAII—Off flateombe, from Timmer—at Oravemend, July 15, from !SAILED. .~ihl V.:t Mmma-from Falmouth, July 12, 1, AVOCITA-from Hartlepool, July 13, to Maslow-from Queenstown. July 12, to Aaaow - from Deily, July 11, to 1310111111TAft-froni Plymouth, Poly 13, to BALDAIII4III-from Liverpool, July IS, to Caliotios -from Gravemod, July IS, to Catruraria-from Grovemod, July 13, to Coisravrroa-from Fli'motoli, July 12,t0 LAPCXIII:SII or Mostar-from Plymouth, July 12, I DA RUNGS-front Liverpool, July 13. to Etia.awro-troot Liverpool, July 13, to Fleas'-from Liverpool, July IS, to Euas-from Cardiff, Jule 13, to ELLIN illemport, July 13, to Extanott-from Shields, July 12, to Fuoue -from Shields, July 12, to FAXIST- hem Greenock, July 13, to Yam-from Rartl=d o u i l? to • FiIDLRICA-from July 13, to Faso. Do thasmo-from mrpcol. July 134 to Rana-from Liverpool, July 13, to In..- from Bristol, July 13, to INDtlrrtlll-from Hartlepool, July IS, to la.aatt.‘-froon Oltielda, July 12, to Joao Witmer -from Groomed. July 13. w-• Jour Bauar-fram Homotoon, July 13, to Lirmt -from Falmouth, July 12, ...... Lona-from Slitelas, July 11, to . ... . L'Austs llama-from LiverpooL ••• • M. J. Was.o-from Liverpool, July 1%. ..• • . STIITS -trona Liverpool, July 13, t 0.... .. • liouuctr -from Liverpool. July IS. to ........ . Noises's-from Queeestcnra. July 12. to noses , . CIMILOTra-!torn rF•hields, July 12, ,0 Rimer-from Shield., Julr 11. to SAN trALo -from patruouth, J u le 13 , to St . tratra-from Plymouth, Ju:v 12, to SIMI:6-I'l'oM Liverpool, July 'l3, to Vierow-from Liverpool, July 13, to ' !Porn-from Bristol, .P.e.y 13, to risers-tom Silly, July 11, to VUZANDift-from Portsmouth, !ley IS, to W, AND N-from Liverpool. Ju'y IS, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. xnre,::e IN - o , ANN, Powell, of Liretmeol, May 10. lac 27.30 2., tom 41 W. Humus. July 4.111. 44 M. 104 1. 24 W. C 111.021. fm Adola:Je. May 16. lat. 2 N. Noah (whooner). for Buenos Am.., 3,2,y I. 13t. N 11 W Rasorm, llorsbureb, from Loa l.' We Chula, May 4, at. 6 N., low 21 W. Brum, Mon* from Loudon, for Bombay, July 11, Ist. 41 N., lon. 6 W. Souse, from Calcutta for Loyd" June IS, at. 10 N., :m4.2, , W, (Advertioement.)—There is nothing better than tioua.Ay'. vino t, ,, r band CORlplaints, dtarrheca, atom:whs. Terectis subject to theft'. etattplAirea C.. 160.• 11-e •-. r medicine than thcre Invaluable pills via it tal.en in niaacti:e and the diet properly attended to. • Certain cure be Their atectigtheniug nature opeedile tenov.aer the inuisirc.l the etomach, and renders the dureatlee m ains non. poirerfu.. and disorders of the hoer may be Infallibly cured be their we. .4 I than who are gaming from a Imikt continua , in hot Climate , ' adopt a more effectail rem* than :tee Tl'.:•. The , ' .are the brit family medicine smut.—Sold be all.drurti4t4; and It Imam llolluway'a establishment, 144, Stran.l. I. nutori. YARIiIAGES, AND DEATIO. GIRT: T .------.."'"'-"------ " mc sALE ---- ..." B. 317 LT 16.-By Messrs. BARTON and Sus ~ -Two freehold lames, liesaloek-eturt '1 f! ..,:"." 4 "tra . probating M. per &Ron a -66 0 k ' - "ut - fields, Freal old plot of ground, Clentent'slene, strand , ing 301._ per annunt, sabjeet to 1071. le % Pr'doe- ertelety-M. to a bitild4l Leasehold residence and workshope t 8er,q......._. betb, anneal sake 601. tern 87 you.. i t 15 1 --'". Leal. , 11r.-1101. e il waniree.oe.Gazi ollll 6o : 46:T th ......iti. os.:fill., _____ fbth&Y et e ' fo j il li tl parti o aft".4.....n.:lo:ppinuip‘rt i tio 7 ,, l . ‘,; :. . l ' :, ' ;7l::::: ;4* c..ir i ..4l: ' " : ':l y titotoo .... DAILY WEATHER TABLE estknowis:bi..a.;_dimhz:oet7.,TGenairisaiwiitti.ii::„........are.earus.a.:l Lae *Vet& yesterday morning, -. Th. foll o wi ng LDaleseerona. I. Gentle Ilmsna • Parnell, et... - la i mo. SI.E. Oentle Brum I aftdteis-^w/ site 10 1 Semmes ............. E. Ctzneas „ ......... 55. Calm 441141::F: I.E. l Ei!! 's : itill; : C ! 17 !;1: ll e , ! IYI : lies :Led: 7l l l S. Ilarranorres. wear T tanamer .-.... R. N N N E: ..E E. . o., Gen Ge le e ll i3 iutenT reese: s ih o:, p.7 t4 - 6, A :: ,....\: ... :: :1 4 : d guNDO NAND Niece/rut Otasoow ICE. Cameo B rno 11 0 • whew sol Wiled. strength of Wind. Wetieel. B Gentle Breese. Ckar. Oh The reagens from the fo ll owing place. did rt ut emit t m aloe in thee foe pebbled= ay ; ts, y Iff indicate the state of Use weather yesterd on goo.- ea alas o'clock. --I aerial a a a Poem - E-----=(4eu„,,, - . ens' Vartsay Um, str HALTHKAD CCM (A 01141, 14 PI Warm Calm o Fogey n.._ t lg UAW., to Sonnuat-0ra...-. Calm 1 t., -, r OF &our -... E. Calm Paen..:ly r.. 2 4y la !arro= ....- ......... W. Gentl e Breen P.w.lally C.,tsi U Booms .-....... .... W. Gentle enter . .J‘ f a Lanais ......, BE. cantle&testi r.^,,,a.,:.... B. e. Calm 11 n• tutlP C EDDISOZOiI " to SHIPPING INTEL.LIGENC.4. • a nen.aeasepeadeats, We " Minnie Gamete," mg •1 / 4 41 LW: 1 CASUALTIES. Capital, Playford, of Hartlepool, from Sunderland f r Celt. stade, got on shore in the Ground. on the sth Met's*. s at a was assisted off without apparent damage, ezd ht, 0 ,. 0 ce•ded.-Bleinore, July T. AURITZD. MAILS. ____ 1 1 _.--- Hamburg 1 Holland 0 Lisbon 0 nail% 0 ladia sit Southampton 0 India ea Marseilles 0 0 Boston and Halifax Ju:y 14 0 Mexico and Ilavannah 0 Wert India 0 Brazil . July 11 1 ARRIVED. Amnon-at Gravesend, hey 15, from 1 Maar-as Gravesend. July 15, from . fess toe-ett Gravesend, July 15, from Battowa-off Peak July IS, from ..... ..... .. ........ . . ... 1 Breams--et Yalmoetls, July 13, from e. IA CAMPLINS--0( July 10, from L.! . a I Comma-at Saloomb Durac e t utill iety 13, from.... I. • .y 1 I CC/4.Am -ef Pensamse, July 13, from. m -,.... Catseosta-at Gramma{ July 13, bum .. Han, . 1 I DCOMOIDIA -at Gravesend, July 15. from s, :a Dm GLOSSA-at Oesoessad, July 15, bem......... ..... .... Es , !II 1 Doan at Queenstown, Ita ly 13 imm from : • -3 Do-atan 5141000 re, JuIT I EIJDIS - Oir Penzance, July IS, from irn. ni I Gu.tm -44 Grow mend . My 15, from —.... ........ see., . Vrge.y 4 Kobore-et Gemesend. July 15, from.— Pssynam-st Creamed, July 15, fr0m.....-......... ........B.sa Hors-off the Wight. Mr 5. from UlNltly. BAXTER. —JuIy 9, at a, lona muterty, A. 9.11. of • No. BICOADFOOT.—JuIy 9, at Ilt;h foot, of • daughter. GaLLACHER. —July 11, at Argyle-Ftrwt, 01.0,0 w, Ilia. IL Vn.W laeber, of aeon. JONES.—JuIy 11, at Crofton place. IteJuniaris the wife o J. 0. Juate, of a sue. MARRIAGES. ANISDROZ —TIBBINTON.—JuIy 1 1 ,at St. M V , " . '"" aware. IL F. Amearea. Eaq., to Shinlaleue Joann, • Isughter of the late I. E. Thornton, Faq. BARK—Itt`PDLESTON.—JuIy 11, at Ken,Lit par..hedure.; morehunk by the Her. J. W Barns Vicar. It. ILirr, to Amelia, PtaliNi daughter of the Rev. W. 11. Ituare•toni kyan Mlnteter, BELL—DEAN L —July 11, at at. John the Erstigehali by the Her. A. Ilorradaile, M.A., Mr. Stephen Ilea, .4 the minder Strwer7. to Alicia Mary, eldest daughterh it. I"' " of Creraient-terrace, Milbank. DAMER—HILBORNE.—JuIIy 11, at Tale Brewerai bY the Ile , Is, Weltf, Mr. J. Daum, of Waltham-park, eon of of A. Mmes.le, t Moat Furlana, to Sarah Jamb 0017 ditatiter T. aub..a Southy, Bontenetaktre. BABROWMAN.—Ady 11, at the l'alvereity 0! 1,10114 12, lair rieee, relict of Mr. T. Bartoomsa, ado , CIIALMERt—JuIy 11, at 3lesoetreet. Pakeht. 13 "' Cb" : " „: BTEVILNISON.—JuIy 11, at Ballot-pis" Ediabargh. F: alrll emehloot. awl liTku alithah—Jolg 11 et Great Itamaboo Marshall, We et 1111. T. Strathant, *NM U. cAmv.,Tval Male' sal published I OVA *lle alp at INS% 0111.81111 Maims Ina liAta• dNo. Lwo w. 111116114--Iv i lion s J. 0.1 WA ----- PUBLIC SALES.