The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-05 00:00:00

JAW intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S RENCK-MT 4. anVINDA 6T PM MOOS AT £7ll FaPraAL avian. OUTIIIRIDOI 11 WORILITT-1110LIOINICL Mr. Wiwi& James sod Mr. Mammy were 1101111.81 ter all ltr. Braswell sad ILL Garth angered the the This was as settee brought by*. plethilff, a hem dealer, el 31, Iliathath-etriret, 3 /gigot the Althea that, a gestleatha resioing as to MOM mispeseatisa is damages he OM hued the - Wit mare, is eirearquesee of the MOM& sad- meths= &Mies of the defendant. Is appeared - tram the pleietlff 'a gam that, es a day named, the plaistiff earmat wee tidies the mare la quietism is Hyde-perk, and the defoedent was diaries a pair of smelted Meese te a mail pbaetsta at the pore of Moat twelve m Miele= maw an Bear. Oa the earriage writhe up. the bath by giblets the Siege isatMelied M aptlarar her ems* the ware as her hamehee said tamed her bail resod, Mies the ins step wee drives feta bee gimes% made( a severe Wary. The poem diemeaseed and stained the dehadest's withers, who. it was found that the Mee ef the Maw had heakes M off epti thsier-bar. e bolt, sad The mare the tram was this aelashed M the me teams a muss% where see remathed emit her deat l lir= byroad Sr. days afterwards. Several wigwam 10the waled to prom that the defeadast was driving at a het rase ; gad a Mr. Tilbury, emalibuilder, depemtl emu en room et aa leterview between the pgtaW emil the demadaat at which the latter said that "if the ormo Othelel had loosa &ivies the karma at twelve stiles ma boar, be wield am Mire premsted she soidest," ulna wee Mee ewers to by the plaintiff. The &Asian is support Whig gam, mid be wee driving St the Me et Mae Or leg mem as bear, whisk, is his Spites, masa moderate pees Me a gestiemas le drive at, end that the real oases of N. wheat wee that the pieta tin ware—a very skittish seimel--skied at a eleadlag ea the side of the read. Mimi lath his gad swag halt dowses the step. she MmHg eresethy r when the pain mused her to start trawl, had the thew eirsek at with her Iliad lees and brake Si. bath Hie owe berme were mry quiet, and perilously nadir his cosset He do sled lamas void the supremos at ilinted te him by the *Medd sad Mr. Tilbury. The ditheadam'a *arrest also pawed the MN os his behalf. Lord Campbell, in mounieg up, straggly emidamsed the presets, of driving at t e. amid of 13 mile. ea hoar Is the e s i l e t, d where people were admitted for the purpose of asj a thiet drive or walk, ea a most dieraesfal set, sad he hto be publicly known tut if monies or death regalted tram sash rackleessees, the parties guilty of it would be ea sweethie for ail the consequenem He then left it to the Jury I. say whether is this lastases the seeitleat had bees 111411114 by the furious driving of the defeudent, is whisk wee Soy absent tad tor the plaintiff, with each dumps as they might think gL The jury, without leaving the box, refereed a verdiat for the plaintiff—damage', 601. RECORD COURT. OTTOOSO 1T ■W 14-1111013 EL MOWN 0111011 PION MAD COMMON /TRIM lON= IP. TO ZOTAL TI 01 MIMS AID AST. Limos]) sauce or orirraLcrr. The &sties ia this ease was brsegbt to mover damages flea the defendants for a kiosk esatreet. The 6546.1 dame pleaded that they had not nada the aostreet. Mr. lioggins and Kr. Kalfabars appeared fir the plain. Siff, sal Mr. Sequin Athena aid Kr. Foster for the deleadeata. Ii waned that in Marsh, 1854, a short period Wire the baited's was to nes, she plaintiff, a Gamma ens% was abed by Kr. Clarke, Os meaegias dismal/. he what sevaasseaties he werea betas ea literature. It was evealeally eruct between them that the * all! should beim bee Mash to Desseahar eat we plass psi lestare, sad that there should be taw issesres sub week, will the enespelea of Passim week. The plain ti 4 abet this, re solved a letter teen the Omni! drat Isetbatisa. nowt- f% him to read Se thee beam hb emanamest eat to be Nailing Wolin. Be, believer, disband big to, as be sail be earldsred Lisa berth to ask his la de sash a thing. 0a the 17th, the day before the isialtalles wee to epee, the secretary wrote a letter to the plaiatt=ol24l hie to deliver • lecture cia the 18th, the day, which the 'Wed, eisoordiegar &kend eistebed mash applause. He, however, was test ted apes aria, mad Ms as as,.. appeared is lbe Ilia. The two games. • wank would have amounted to 841. The defeatism's oratended that there was no sank esa traet, bat did lot call aay witswism The jary sad oa retaralag baud a verdict for the plaintiff for 1001. Tie limed 'edge, however, said it might endanger the verdict altogether if they (Gaud for was the& the W. They had better give a verdict for the 841. only. Tee jury said thry would do so, but that they had wished to 111•1111 hoarier charges. abet for the plaintiff—damages 841. COURT OF COMMON PLBAB.--JuLy 4. NTT 9101 AT PM YAWS UN !QTY AND • !MAL 3111 IT. IeAIIDIRIW AND OTHISS V. WI ILSOTILIO TEA. ONAPX CO ACTION FOIL DA /LAOIS, IX CONSII. .111111103 OS • XISTALS IX A This tionaties raised in this ease was Mind M be one of very_ mmildereble Importaaes with refeeemoo to the liability of iloolisehrie Telegraph Company. The &Wilk eseght M mem damages in consequence of a mistahe baying been nada le sant by them to E month ; sod the - otbr things.. pleaded that they bad Mt the =inkiest to a 'audition that they weeld set be »- for mistakes in the trasenaisaion of unspotted ammages, from whatever cause they might arlee, that the moomp was an fearepeated memage, and that theeeltere they were net liable in this action. Mr. &leant Bytes and Mr. Lush appeared foe A. plain. tiffs; and Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Mr. Hayes, sad Hr. Odneitlp far the defeadaata. It appeared that the plaintiffs were fruit minadiamia A wand is tad year 1864 they chartered a Teasel, naafi A.nem, to beings cargo of oranges from Bt. Mishears. In sere pees Is the Caked Kiagdoe, and the vessel having eadvedi at s pat there was no power to send her to any _ether pert TM lean mired at 11 :mouth is Nasalise. 1114 s a d she esp ial& telegraphed ap to Londe. fee direetben mto the pert to which be was to proceed, and use et the plaintiffs wont to the Telegraph Company's offee, in Lelbbary, awl digests! then to send the message—" Foes reseed bee newilarn to Hull :" bat the miser trationdlled bj tan meapsay was—" Foam proceed immediate ea Om." The vessel accordingly west to ilostbripses, and the oranges were sepsisk pat Ws the railway, sad seat Is Landon. The less esetsissi by the plaiatiffs, is asselemon et the wised babe hies seat Is the wring pest. end M. kelt Naas hers Esomesi ea Oho me.% Imam UK it 1111 W.. sot *st amuse was eevesel is ibis safes. • isolates was read Vetls brie mete ea* slated be the plea. but Is wee seholsiel by the plelstige semi that the amass wbieb bed has delivered wee quite a diesreat use hem that tibia led bees ordered to he seat, esi that ebbs* Ile asilliks might pretest the empty bee the mmeequenma of ee Slaw wise, yet that it amid not protest time is sash s ease as The Mist Solis* suggested that the may question la the NM vases of law. sad that there was ao question foe the jury. It was admitted that this was to, and a disemnisa sassed, Is the seem of which Sir Fitzroy Kelly denied that tie question of negligees, arose at all upon the declaration. However great to the ear the di& bream between Hull and Southampton might be, yet is the mode La whirl the swage was transmitted, by pparitnting, the two words were very much alike, and the ads take would naturally enough scour. The number of taw ei transmitted in the coarse of the year was about 1,900,000. There were two b -sake in the telegraph between Lassies and R smooth, and there were eight copies made of east etetsege transmitted between those two plum. The plaintiff' were then noesaitini, and leave wee given to move the full wart upon the matter. COURT OF E 1111111101 LI NM PAM AT A 4. LIMB aim SWIM MID KUMLA MOS: THE FRAUDS IN THE LONDON DOCKS. COWAN P. PRI LONDON DOCK COMPANY. Mr. ffedesat Wilkins, Mr. Hawkins, and Mr. Prentice, appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Grove, Mr. Luck, and Mr. J. Martin, represented the company. This was an scion of detinne, arising oat of a large quality of wine, in pipes and casks, claimed by the plaintiff, sad which the defendants had wrongfully deprival his of ; sad further, that the said winos were, through the negligent *sedan of the defendaste, lost to the plaintiff. TM defen dants pleaded " Not Guilty," and denied that the plaintiff was possessed of the wise, sad as to the claim for the pipes and casks they paid 261. into court. This same was commesoed )osterday, and resumed this amen at the sitting of the court. Prom the esonsidsrable muesatile interest attached to the cam, we give the wi dens in satsess. Kr. Serjeent Wilkins having stated the ease os the pert ' of the plaintiff, called the following oddness. Kr. Osborn mid—l am the plaintiff sod miry os hul as. as a wise sad spirit merchant at the old Trinity-bow, Wear-lane, Tower•street. I as is the habit of attending tuunags sales of wines at the docks, which ars rurally ' mid titer they are three yews there km the rest. Os the 6th April, 1854, 1 attended a rummage sale at St. Lathie st's'. Dock, and purchased fourteen Tripes sad sight her b's& of 'Slim red wises, for which I paid 281. Os. 74. The wise was perfectly sound, sod I intended to bid 101. a pipe for it. et person named LIMO acting as broker bought for Kr. albums% sin pipes and several small maks, for which he paid 201. 19s. 2d. I gave 6s. per pipe profit. Nose of these wines tamed out to be sound—they were all 'mad and I paid duty on part of ANS site. they were vatted. The " Italiaa reds" use vessved from St. Katheriae's Dash to the Loads Dab is hie same of " B. Snide" is the Ist of May, hot mire entered in my same. They were vatted as the 16th et May seed seat to a t Bert Vaalt. The vatting sem sista c ertifyog the wise ista a m ei va , m a s ( It • with bloody 10 111, mut et THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY:, A IA oest. et Weedy. Thereles abase telliaty-are !rode elle eve Met. He weld ask of Preset' bandy put into, teem wises. 6 , who Maine Sat / Wny, rrof beady to every 100 gallons of mine. Tba l the , who th ee le• bad seem of each ens by the defesdeate servants , sad Ikea the wins wean k of , width be hod sold both in bottle aid es deem ell late 121 pipes sad 1 bergebeed. At sep_fiesperest 1 draught. The plaistil had set dean se he was in ka.sety three wises were maasferred free the nese of Mane UM !You'd to do, wises be discovered the mistake ; he bad sot my sows we e as the *enemy Mould sot deliver the wine 1 Wormed the dehadaate that the wine for which be had to my Mae, being is Smith's muss Ova of th is let 7 pipes paid/ or M. a pipe. was termed lave wine worth from 264. were dammed to as or my ceder. I mid the pipe to Mr. to 361.. a pipe. He pearesed a very Merest arsine ; he bad Pony, of Teerarelthet, let M. The 7 pipes were delivered brought kissed's, and was the prisons' witness is support M November, mad after " Mediae" with other wines I of Ms Mho. TM satistitotion of nod wins for bad had bottled some, sad the rest I meld ca draught. The Italian some object ia it, and was perpetrated by the most artful reds ele lime panted them have stood me ia about mablvanee. Per whose belt had it been done ? It was 801, imiaMos step& There was a preparation el a elie. Trite Mat that if the enthrone had not bees mini mallogi v ea tee the wises they were vatted. diamond, that the plainti ff would have largely M ines I Ores deny* the wise ta December aide by the resat% sad be would have bath Ode last yew, schwa te comply with my amt. to bribe the Woodside' servants as far as 601. I remeishor 11111=1,01 Ws et the London Docks or 601. west out of the large profits be would have in May,1864, sal es the. I employed a broker made. If the wines bad been abstracted from the of the same of Tlynr, wet sosgat (or me wean pleintiff 'a casks, aid other wins" sebesitsted by naming leis of wise, ameopt eibish asee see " Fres* reds," sad entrinacts whisk had baMsd 'II attempts at disco hr whisk l ad 171.1&113., tesellier with an plane for ea the part of the defendant& they were not guilty of asolege. I had sem Ma tame wines bele they were mg He would sot, however, deal with the saes on =iod ames but I eamenosil Mr. Taylor to bay say that pent 'aloe. Wm ten say doubt bet that the plain. • at a low age. I per seen to the res. tiff was perfectly aware that the wine which bad been dan dle le int MI %epee of Promili sods la the woe et vend to lira was sot the Willa which In had plated in the Sea Ow we esseanoty died la the Ile 4 Oar docks / If they thought that the essipany were HAW by tesher,:esi were pet Mae NM pine el Mir h _ epee masa of negligee's they 'meld give each a verdict against add 1,01111 aysse of wed The wise woe Moo mat le the them, and for sae as amen as they considered the wine Bat Vrgill Oat of this geelity twe Meagan wen de- wee worth. Mend tea nm order wad mil le Par. Pm*, ere el spirit The jury haying retired, after • short *nee returned meant, Tower-etnel. he VOL I also *plied to the de. late sours with a verdies for the defendants. They were of nee ler the delivery st_ these wee, awl ersamt they op _inks that the 26L paid into court had fully satisfied the we seeppod. Ibe bey soli* he somgles, Mt me **tiffs claim; that the blade Drack Company had taken es* dirm. good gad 'stagiest care of the property &nested to their Creseemied-I don't know what Robles per fee charge; sad that the Matinee of the wine was sot the the bale redo; they were bought from the sem wed result of any negligee is their part. from whisk es was bought. The avenge peke of each The jury, I. reply to a question pet by the learned =wee U. 13s 2d. TM present market prise of pert wise Jadge, said they did not ffind that the plaintiff was aware of a galls* from the shipper. lea nib are seldom the ehaage of property. we with. TM Free reds are ern nom 71. te 8/ • SECOND COURT. I do net know whether set net I soli say wee =teemed at the St. Kathernie's Dem a a lower MIMS AT PUS TIM At SUIZONALL (UI ear OM/PM CRUMB). - arena era. LIMO saran can COMIIOII JUILIL pee the thase which passed through the Treacles Des esker tbas those which I have imellsood. All LATIAM P. JRAINS.--Tllll /01.111T-PLACI lallaDlB. deaseipleof red wine, whoa la a wise meet's collar, The daelesetiou in this ease stated that Charlotte Mary an amiliered se port wine. stflor gi =blesited," I sold Ana Latham was the *Miff, and Miry Ann Jaime was the m ho mu gu m D raug ht p u ns maw 10• do. the dlehmegat, and the plaiati ff sued as the admiaistratrix an d a t , a pia & W e sell it for the beet prise we else- of the estate of Joseph Lem for money received by the 10‘ all& nmellien. The wines which I pee* at St. denude for the use of the plaintiff. It also declared on impadware pea, had bees previously reeled, end were as amens stated, sad to these counts the defendant repeased to be so. The wine, when dram of after pie** sewer faked. The fourth count charged the neg. difers very frequently is taste and gear. Al deedie with tionseliog le her own use certain bank Metre ells were is the Leaden Dee, GM whisk I sees Hinging to the deemed Joseph Latham. To this MK IMO Nei with supine wise. In sty inure. • the doiliedellst pleaded " not ," and that there were prepares Me teed wen the wise were Ma* The no seek allea fa the pormtdos of the deceased as alleged eldest of yang the pregame is to obtain a tem gene in the for the wine. Ia stock we sell wines by say isms we Iffs. tar Jones, Mr. Wonky, sad Mr. Henry James, cheese to tiVO them. We generally give them the tee eared kr Ili sh e tiff ; and Mr. Peteredorff and Mr. thee will thesh the most money. I have sold piety* wise Field tsik the wlik the ehmaleal preparilled is it. I tasted the whin both Mr. 3 la bir erasing statement, said that this was a at the Ledo& Docks sad Bast Vault several Zee. Oa very a* very painful case, and one requiring these ocessies I was *ways accompanied by ewe of the the very gide el the Jury, depending as it did atsrapda t• the derawdaatei employmeat„ Sloth the wise on a 11011114111111119 reatilat et Walla ikets and cifeamstanors. km bee stopped at the docks, cm or two of the They wadi sees. Mat on the 7th of January last the seers who, meg* men, wore dismissed, have vi- whin lea es inked by the murder of a person named Oat me. Wbes I applied fer the wise I wee Lather., who UMW by the wee of lambert, raid*, Is teM the Customs had ;mused it to be Medd, Mar*" IT im Italian named Bannelli, who was subs.. bat that was false. I beard at the time that a fraud had Tautly ease* kr the mime. The plaintiff in this mile, mad aelaa ditaa. I seam were booed of a hued Wag Charlotte lily Ass Lea* was the widow of the sea MD mumbled at the desks by tbe sabitiems of in es kw murdered, welled been Maraud for some peen from her, maths& I did mot *kr ile gee the Code, as they be. and bad read* *lll the defendant Mary Ana Jesse he bond wry reedy and treated me se if I were a illef. a period of *gill or We years. The case was imbued with Whom I mud the wises after they wore net's they were eingueneas II the pest pain, from the fact, which be way meek improved, but wen had Mewl be thew. believed be deli pre by the evidence, that they could I greeted Joey tasting eidgeo-die Me woo abase the sad net satortent Se 'lets* doubt that this woman, who bad of Jane. I have sever bee eel In . I was iar ettesillbed eh lb' murdered man, and who duty it was pied fee Ivo yeem fir a bawd ups the see* It is MMr to have peed his property than to purloin it with l a b ag a ged aNai dy p asa magg th e '*Wahine. I think It her own have, lad takes it oat of • box from under the very we la epee *sem lamas. pillow IS 'bask be bed leis, and that ander durearestaisse lesnamire-The sem arose out of ea blleaties of the nest sold-blooded and heartless abuser. glad la the Cos* of Ingerter end it was el bee his He was taelnicted by the plaintiff to say that leallA se Tbere were 12 begebiade of beady a ea" *ln had the detedeat admitted her fair claim, she would ban *at duty. estsd,and would now set, towards her with justice and lie Bares-Thal le Mali nifty, for be was booed to say that from the time the de- Monianeena essteed-Tbe song li Zfr e. tioassillea ass- fondant bad cohabited with the deceased, there was melee MOM fa the maelveaso of the Customs .sees, chi the to justify the imputed= of ill redact ea her part towards Lil es finally cam hao my Made. I lelisseed my him. They had been enabled to trace a portion et this Wilissey whoa the delledets stagged my ea to apply to money so taken by her. He would show that some of the them, whisk be 11l IS the Ist of Deemer,. 1164, by aotes lied been changed by her, and he believed that no altillerche the seirelialy of the Lena Dock Cempay. doubt would exist is their minds that from 1,000/ to 1,1001. Mr. Bdwis Tale, wine mealteat, seld-I atteed the had been abstracted by her from a box under the very bed is at die Lees Deskh mad lewd te Wine, whisk I is whisk be was murdered, sad almost before life was Moen for Me *data The feet 1 beagle was a claret trees. The murder took place on the morning of ef slow quality, elli die. s berobastk fir whisk I gave inaday,the 7th of January last. On the Ist of September, 16s. • hogshead. The kiq es tid i so , I tar say of the 1864 lad Latham had sold oat funds to the era* of nd wises was 31. la per _ I deed at 81. 1,3361. 12s. 6d., gad es the 6th of Septamber , he bad re- Mr. Medan sembedss ell feriae SI Me London mind, through lies. Glyn's, NOI. 71 Bd. He Docks vatting lagemsat. I have the Marge of the weld prove that Mr. Latham was In preemies of wise. them 1,0001. *Mar cm the Thursday or Friday before the Creszaarned-I have bees 27 you' la the erne of murder. Oa the Thursday be went to the City, the The Time same into the vetting depsrsuest and called os Mr. Brown, a privets beaker, to whom, et Ila eposp assiimp. The doors ware looked by the 000- although he did not show the money, he talked of investing gases link eel the Onstems leek. The vetting Boor has 1,0001., and, as an entry in his own handwriting would an area of 6,000 We, sad' separated into three depart. 'show, with a view of depositing it with Messrs. Overfeed meats. I supseloinaded the "starting "of the French and Gurney. Something, however, p ted him, and be wises. I did ante the wine. Three was so other vat- returned home with the mcasy. He kept all his money in Sing in that sr that day. Is as adjoinlag room a cedar cigar box, wide it was his invariable habit to keep sem port was ir ed. The wises were drawn off on ander his pillow. All the facts of the murder were, doubt the 16th of May, omil were removed to the Beat Vault. No Is., fresh la their recollection ' • but after the murder Mrs. sabetitstiria of wise could have takes plan during the Jean* who was lying in bed herself wounded, bad a fall ”eratiss of vattlag. I reediest also vatting en the 25th of opportunity, the whole of Sunday and the Monday follow- Kay some" Italian reds" In the came eampartarent. These sag, to remora the money from the box. The sergeant of wines were drawn off on Men* May, and were also sent polies would prove that he saw the notes is the bow, that to the East Vault. Oa the Wilt et May 21 gallons of old he had the box and the notes in his hand, and that be bad, brandy wen emptied into the et with the wine. Mr. by the dirges of the detendaat, given the box to Mrs. &brat guaged the wine. I observed so substitution of other WllliaallOS (Jean) to lock up. The box was subsequently wines for these Italian reds. °pea*, but the notes were not in it. The defendant had gives Mr. Liatot .winced-I am a wise merchant, and et- various accounts about these notes, but he would prove the Leaded the rusege sale at Bt. Katherine's Docks. I put- number of the notes paid to the deemed when be sold oat eked halite ale far Br:Mama. It uses good sound low of the fends, and he would tram two of those for 1601. 'sob derides of wise. I valued the wines at from 81. to 101. sad one for 101. to the possession of Mrs. Jena* and its the pipe of 92 gale. having boss seamed by her, tree to a livery. stable keeper Creezeodsoa-The wine re from Ws. to 36.. a pin. at Breeds* the other 1001. note to a furniture dealer, and I know a Mr. Clap* I have no ranUeetioa of Mang 101. Ile a pone is the neighbourhood of Camden Town, laid to him that lbe *ass were better whoa I tasted them where is bad bus residing sder the name of Pitt. They elbertle• menthe wee bow% I never had say manna- weld Sri that the em het besachsaged comparatively *a with him shat the me fa which the !read was nasally, wad they well Mid to gay on this evidence who eased by giving ANL to the eon is Marge. I was Mere met sks hod sot pinned the who le of the deseased's twelve* ; my amble ware ander 1001. I have paid no property. She was hen, sad would of nuns be ced, if dividend. she wee Meat, to neve Mr own case . He thought, The ease for the plaintiff baring dosed, *sea they bad heard the mite evidence, they weld not Mr. Grove addressed the jury for the defendaat% and were a debt that the defendant had taken the whole galled of the essay, sad that, vadat the circumstances, Wm. Wilde, who said-I am the wise esteem to the the aeon woman, the plaintiff , who hid Id- Leen Dock Company. I used at the sale of the wises allured to her kesbad's sane, was justified net only at la Katherine's Desk. The wises which the defendant a benign, this Me, bet might even have preferred a bought were none ever, and mangy saleable. I tested elegy els andel satire meet bor. He felt bound to every lot with the empties of two. The wise were in add, that rekleatly for the *wpm of preventing them dant seeks. nested them from the sample mad from the briagly this este, the ether side had sue:owed the mks. After the wines were vatted I tasted them ; they plaintiffs ether, ea old lady of eighty years of age, who wore nee *lke; some wen better the other. The knew Meg abet the matter ; and had even called upon greater popertion el eNk seek was port wine: all of them the plaintiff to produse the sloth., whieb her bushed wore had • queer of planin pest wise. The was as mess- when he was murdered. He did not know bow ibis was te tare of deed la the. thee I sold dinover. They were be used, but if it were he would make such remarks on It es worth hem SW. Mail *pie. I &eel the Italian reds. be deemed necessary. la wryjodgematt„ they worepen lealle, bat varied in quality. Charles Grabbers proved that haviag sold out stock for I ni tulle ealielleil the wises wad net have bees on for the doomed Mr. Luken to the mount of 6861. 611. 3d., drawnibens the sew vet. I tasted the red wines whisk the he on the Ist of September gave him a cheque on the bask plaintiff bit, mod It was utterly inpossible that the for 1,3301. 12e. 6d. to get cashed sad return the surplas, nes mehave made them as they were. The vales of which he did. the wee is is.. 261. to 301. a pipe. Than is semi 01 &brad Stinnett, a Bask clerk, proved that be paid the Item sod, mem tbo plaintiff begirt, in the docks now. cheque in question in the followiso notes: Twelve 1001. It le cal moth mere than 20e. a pipe, sad' tidy It for sate% numbered from 39,606 to 39,616, dated Feb. 12, meg *mpg. 1864 : Id 101. setts, numbered from 48,062 to 48,071, dated Crothommined-If the same quatity of bendy were Jae 6, 1864; live 61. notes, numbered from 49,292 to' raised with that ask it would sot remove the acidity. 49, _ _UK dated Jane 3; sad B ash 61. 12s. 6d., sodden Jess Wynne examined -I am wine broker to the St. 1,12 /1. 12a 6d. Katerne's Dock Caney, and conducted the sale in Jae Hopkins, clerk to MONTS. Glyn, the bankers, Folirsary. Mr. Osborn a* Mr. Robison bought some proved that he had cashed, on the 6th of September, 1814, Ilea red wise, whisk bad been previ-mly vatted. It wan a 'hope for 3801. 71.6 d., in favour of Mr. Latham, is one barely errand. It (stetted 225. lid. to 80s. a pipe. That was 3003. note, numbered 22.995, dated the 12th of January, the vales of it. There are two casks of the sense &scrip- 1854; one of 601., No. 65,164, dated the 9th of February, the of wino sow is the docks. It was sour, sad of no 1834; owe 101. mots, No. 65.268, dated the 6th of June, melee la the wise trade. It was con imitable for 1864 ; one 101. note, No. 3,830, dated the sth of July, 1834; a viesger mercheat. I afterwards tatted the wise in the one 101. note, No. 9,761, of she same date; and 7s. 6d. i s London Der. It was a port wine, imagine from 261. t., cash, mskleg 3801.7,• 6d. 101. a pipe. I also tasted some wine ia the sane of Joan ; Mr. John Brown essained-I am' banker is Abcharch• that else was a Sae add port wise. No oddities of brandy lane. I had known Mr. Latham 16 yew. I saw him a sold have mode gash an alteration Is the wine. It was weak before his death. I did not see any mosey in his ime has IN. te PM. a pipe. preserion. Ciseontainhaed-I IM sot taste hem all the maks Mr. Henry Turner Latham examined-I ma a clerk In bee the plaintiff pee* them. Having tasted three the Back of England. lam a brother of the deemed. If fens woo gift seinen* He was murder* on the 7th of January. I saw he ea See where wars is readiness to prove the quality Thursday, the 4th. I walked with him towards Oversell Oft wine when gas. sad that whisk fellow fa the Leman sad Gurney's, frolshatd•tizoot- H. did not fte in there. Docks, be was peeled. I cannot swear I saw him ia pommaion et sa g moan a Dr. Taylor, pans= of aga, was called, and seated abort time before that that the gloss wiles were odd to es plaintiff could by so Francis Hayes ezentiaed-I am a sergeant of police. I press "dt sheishilay be see* Ms the Man which was es duty in Foley-Oaree ea the day of the murder, on were sew at the Idea Dead the 7th of January last. I went into the boom about half- Mr. Aasell rimilamt-I am Ms alliadant at the Bast pest Me o'clock. The minder took plan two minutia Vault. It' esa at sight o'ciesk la the name, aim a peep He was lying oa the bed e the beck parlour. the wer, lad de at four p.m. TM area of that telt I also bed tie s .heat there. She was weeded. A is ..heat lee nos s . eagle pm Ormedsonesa-Mr. Treble and eighty other sea had I awl la tt a email loathe; heir_ ti oonteildoll the antheitheadesse of the vault. No wstehmes were there gal a a* a roll of paper, which I behoved to be beak notes. at night Then were four entrees to the vaults. The I had them la lay 'mad. There were also I. the box two vaults emdelsel sheet 34000 oaths of wine. The sass's des* plod I saw Mrs. Wiliness then. She made names are teed et whoa Me vault is eked, at 4•Vosk. elm repast Mme, and fa omespeen I west to the It is an the daty of any meet et the mospay Mme the denadams mad asked 'bee whither I Ned deer to Mre. any they eager to their amass, and that is &seed "GM- Whines that box whisk I had In my heal. She said eat. It very rarely seen that a man le Mel abet. "Tee." I it up madeseied it. and deed it to Mrs. If so s mete mad. is the fteresit at wldshlbe eels, Wanes% the PM sad bawl sad Plas la it. sad in sea' karma to have weeMC ed. Noilesp, ben Meted. elite re mesa I *ol d Wok erns were thirty The Ming dqortmeatk a de* we. Dorsally • dose setae. I thee r Willem' a the 1 . 00111 different settings take pie el ease la the seas deputed. where Mr& Lambert was. I pit* sure the soles were Re-embasii-The saballtalbas OE Improvement in is the box. Mrs. Williams* locked op tbe box ,ii a the wines bee takes plan is no other wies bat those of writes desk, *eh was locked up in a drawer is the "ide as plaintiff. board is the room. Other witaines were being called la rapport of this part Crom-ezamined-Mn. Lambert was mended aad was ef the as* when very much xilled. l repeated to Mrs. Williamson what ' The Joey she they wen sated that die sad proper Md. Lambert told me. Mm. Williamson gave me the urn bad bee tabe by the defeeats. eteloss. She oink in off the mantelpiece, and one out of lass Osseo trend es a wens the gamer who had the aext ream. The Mimed pins were such as gentlemen the tee to prove that coo of the Nes ormaied,' wear. The Mee were *boat the sin of a pea. czrism* time, mere wise Man mks& ft was guard Mr. Calla •-i-I allt &Man for Kent, sad a it td, mined, bat puma et Greenwich. Oa the lliaday Mew. The Lard Chid Bow tbermkt it wee mot seenery, aa lag the murder Peet to Foley-plass by the audio of um la iiestity *the pet wee bad bees clearly peeved. relatives of Me decreed. I saw Mrs. Jeumse Mere. Mr. Grove k o s id ? si ereed up, She bed repeated Mesh to be Mrs. Lebo* and the lb. Haw *a kins the whol e cow dimmed m Mr., Ideme. I asked hue to state whew The Ira Bee, is readnieby Me Jon. sell the what I mil we tee er Wm', sad I stated, " You know arm eel of oseen bear et balk to Mr. Os. that the deemed% see was Latham-that you are Me, as dbilnilK re Me Leis& Dark Dimpay, Me ebb wife-that lib lael *ha lived is Jersey-and that I sod it irre• also a pee of peat pale ate- the pees at bate aide were kb brothers." She said it was ems, wee ao dee the wise had boas ' as it ell ea as I had stated. I laid, " Mr. Latham met have Wisms peeved Vat the wire *dab to boas Imp sem of mei at the time et his death-do you Ss Odd% " hails eel", iel " ban saythiag of WI Ike gays so maw, but eve I.NIIIO, JULY 6, petaled trith MOM em—the wounded ansi-10 pillow. The isigas Mr. Bridge) seitl it iZ it seder his pillow ?" and her had , and " No, kere—here," Falb, M her owe .' Dr. Bridge said, " What, under pew pillow ?" and , she nodded meant. He passed bh baud nadir the pillow, and very shortly afterwards pulled oat a small pack age, whisk he held in his head end said, "Is this what you steam r She they pared the image Jvie to me. Ohs said " Mr. Inabert game that tome es Saturday tight before he went out, saying than's no hewing whet SIM' happen to me. Tea an take an of it." I said " Well, shall we open it ?" It was opened la the peesenee of all Me parties present Dr. Bridge, the inspeetor of polies, the two brothers end myself. It contained 951. in Si. pound sad doe pound Bank of England notes, aid within the note was email piece of paper °Detaining two sovereigns, and pushed through the paper was a dismemd pin. It was immediately said, " This is sot the &meant— there is a great deal more than this ;" asd she said "Yes, I know he has had • great deal of money w hich he has carried in his waistcoat pocket for a long time past, but you will find that depented at 110•11 bill broken, or some bankers in the City—he took it there a day or two before his death." The contests of the parcel, the 961., was Rhea to the elder brother of the deceased. The defendant said the mosey would either be in the bask, er would he Maud in the cigar box. Mrs. Willismum was sent for, and eh* said Mrs. Martony had it. Mrs. Martony came up, and went into the room by herself when the defendant was lying. She abet the door after her, and was sot in a moment, when she returned, bringing a large leather portmanteau. She opened it with a key, and took out a small cigar box, the lid of which was loose. I took it without opening it into the room where the defendant was lying, accompanied by the police, the brothers, and Mrs. Martony. I said, "Is this the box ?" She nodded mint, and it was opened in her presence. Then was • gold watch in it, a few rings, a few seals, and ahw old chums is of no value. I found so setae in it— no money of talus—mo leather bag. I said, "Then hno mosey here ;" and she said, "If that is so, it must be down at the banker's," or something to that effect. On the fol lowing di the inquest was held, and I afterwards met the brothers by appointment, about 12 or 1 o'clock, in the house. I then saw the defendant and communicated to her that the money was not at Overend and Gernisea, or Mr. Brown's, and the aseartion was made by myself and the brothers that the money mast have been with the deceased at the time of the murder. She said, "If that is the mei, the money mast have been taken by some perms who °same into the house, it was full of people hem top to bottom." I asked her under what circuentanties the tented bad given berths 961. She repeated wird she had told me, and I asked her would she have given it to him again, and she said, " Certainly." I then advised the brothers to keep it, as it was not her money. We then said be mast also have bad gold, and referring to as entry in the deceased's handwriting in his book, I said, " He has lent Mr. Shultz 100 L on his promissory note ; depend upon it wherever the sots is we shall and the money." She them I suggested that the wardrobe should be mashed. The cigar box was again brought. and Mr. Shilltes proasimori not* was found in it. She said she recollected after the warder that as valuables were reieiiiiiiistiaesir;iiiri7iiiiiiiio;;; lock it up in the wardrobe where the deceased was lying, and that when Mrs. Martony canto about sin o'clock, think ing it would be safer with her, she directed Mrs. William son to give it to her. She did not say that she had done so. Oromezautined—l am not acting as attorney for the plaintiff. When I west to the house I acted as the per. sonal friend of the Mr. Lathams. I acted es= for either of them. I was the attorney for the and I was hie oldest friend. The brothers won swum of that, and I was the first person they applied to se hie eissd after his murder. When I went to the home the deihmisat was in bed : she did not appear particularly exlmwalled. Dr. Bridge said her pulse was getting low, and it wadi be better not to go on with the examination. When he said so we had been in the room about five minutes. Only one policeman, the inspector, was present. I will undertake to say there were not three pollinates in the room when we were examining her. The only pumas, as far as I reoelleet. were the polies inspector, the surgeon, the two brothers, Mr. Ferrer, an attorney, the nurse, and my self. I did net warn her that what she stated would be used against her. I did not think there WA anything wrong—why should I ? She did sot hesitate in giving the answers to Um questions I put. Mr. Baron martia—Mr Petersdorff, had yes sot better postpone this ens examination until somethiag is proved ? Jobs Wilson examined—l am of the firm of Downing sad Wilson, furniture dealers, at 108, HMIs Holborn. I *applied the defendant with furniture. She was living at Foley-place when I commenced supplying her, and she afterwards moved to North-enscent, Alfred-place, Tottenham-court-road. I received • 1001. note at the bones - - _ is North.eremeat. She did not hand it to me. It was in I part mutest et her amoast. I gam a 501. note in rstara. The same ea the note is very like my partner's writing. I moot swear it is his. I gam my partner the 1001. note I reesived. _ _ [The note was for 1001., numbered 39,612, dated 10th of - February, 1854 Mary Cator examined—On the 10th of February last I lived at No. 9, Sussex-terrace, Cuaden-town, with my mother, who kept a lodging hens* there. The defen dant. Mrs. Jiang*, lodged there, and so did Mr. and Mrs. hlartony. I recollect the defendant giving me a bank note for 101. She told me to get it changed. I took it to Mr. Moore, who keeps " The Falcon" public house, and got it changed. I gave the change to the defendant, who went by the lam of Pitt. Thomas Moore, of the Faison Inn, Camden-town, proved he had received the note for 101., numbered 48,068, dated the 6th of June, from the last witness, and had given her Change for it. Francis Rogers—l am a veterinary surgeon, and keep a riding establishment at Brighton. I paid Mr. Howell. of I the firm of Ellis and Everingtoo, of Ludgate hill, a 1004 note on April the 19th. I received that note from Mr. I Maltew, the attorney for Mn. Jeanne. I don't readied the number of the note, but I did receive a 1001. note. Mr. Mellow discounted me a bill, and paid me 1001. Cross•exasined—l &not know that this is the note. I received it in his oMee ; but I am not positive I received it from his hands. Mr. Howell, of the firm of Ellie and Everington—l re ceived this note from Mr. Bogen. [The note was for 1001., dated the 10th of Feb., and num bered 39,5111 The clerk from the Bank proved it was one of the notes paid by him to the deemed when he paid the cheque for the 1,3301.12 e. 6d. Mr. Henry Turner Latham proved the endorsement of the deceased Cu the following notes t—fer 51., No. 49,926, dated June 3, 1854 5l, N 0.49,295, same date ; 61., 49,294, same date ;54 49 , 93, nine date; 54., 49,292, same d ate; 101., 48,071, Jane 6 1854 ; 101., 48,070, Jose 5; 101., 48,069, same date ; 10L, 48,067, same date ; 101, 48,066, same date ; all of which were endorsed, " Bank, let of Sept., 1864." At this stags of the proceedings, Mr. James applied for an adjournment, for the purpose of calling Mr. Wilson's partner, which his lordship granted. This noun, however, was retriered unnecessary, in con sequence of an arrangement which was Collie to between the learned counsel on both sides, by which it was agreed that the eases should be settled by the defendant under taking, under ajadp's order, to pay MIL in discharge of all demands and costs ; end if not paid within a week, the verdict to be entered for the plaintiff for 2001. and costs. CENTRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. OLD COURT. —JULY 4. 1/70111 MIL IBLION PAWL Sarah iflorgiss, 21, was indicted for the wilful murder of her illegbimab female child. Mr. Platt meditated the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Yr. Payne, through the henna. interference et the e.. The The pelmet was delivered of a child 'in January last, while an imuts of the Newington workhouse. She was begnasey sees to strike sad otherwise ill-um it, and was baud to express a wish "that the little devil was dead," adding that she bated the sight of it. She also oh. stiaamly refused to give it the breast, or any of the food provided for it by the workhouse authorities, notwithstand ing that she was remonstrated with by the surgeon, the master, and (Altus, and the consequeasse of her neglect pointed out to her. The result was that the child fell into a very weak condition, and as the pri mesr continued obstinate she was taken before the magistrates, and committed to prison. From that period till the death of the child, a few days afterwards, the child was under the charge of the officials of the workhouse, and was provided with milk, arrowroot, ite. The jury thud the prisoner guilts of manslaughter, but strongly recommended her to mercy on account of her distressed and destitute condition, adding their opinion that there Whom D a te dt west of atteation by the pa rish authorities, who also acted improperly in causing the primer to be removed from her child instead of tali's' the child from her g in the first instance. The leansedJud smiteaced her to 12 months' imprison ment, with bud labour , and said that he should certainly have ordered her to be transpotted except fot the recom mendation of the jury. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. suns I. M.A. S •MMITMIT =De% MID • DISCI Or 1116•110•11111. AR CLWRIVIZI. ffirafiee diedd meg beet up from the WeettaMelsr Beam of Oemeetioa, ead Oieed at the bar. The pane, was eciavisted on Mon .lay of rabbis./ a rasa who meemposia her to a house of ill-fame, sad she era sesteased to twelve maths' bard labour. It subsequently append that the pripmeater had received U. from one of bar leaden met to NOM against her, bat the fear of his 401. reseipleimee balm Wrested ladased kin to beak his premise, sal apeshk ediesta rM wee envieted. The preemater wee takes into custody ea • sharp of emu laa Meal, sad of freed, in readying Se may, pali eelor imam bat the aiostatera dlembeed the *sash ha seine* seam el amp bast on the maa to be Om tip la the puma fan whim be remind the Si. The Amietaat Judge said, ea tardier etemidaealfea of rho cam, eat oldie eiresatetaaa of the presenter haviag see Went amp set to appear, he thought he should be ja. tiled is ,minds the materna. I algal of tad% Ow fate, die mains wnld ila at semi& ~. limy /MINA 37, painter, was indicted for assaulting Grilse Asa asassest with intent. The preeeeteleht stoat As au servant at No. 8, St. Nally-road, Otunden-towe, and the prisoner had been em ployed in removiag fermium to s.he house, and no the 22nd of Jose he was left in charge of the premiere. Ohs bad to deep there that night—so had he. They supped together, and whets she Mired to her bed-room he followed her and made certain overture', which she rejected, whereupon he threatened to kill her with his pocket-knife if she did not amply. He conducted himself - to her with great impro priety, and she resisted for a considerable time. At length she asked him to fetch her night dress, and directly he went fir it she ran into another room and locked as door. Hearing setae one in the garden she looked out and saw a policeman, who was looking to the security of the premises. She begged his assistance, and the prisoner opened the door is answer to his summons. He was then taken in charge. The policeman, 365 8, corroborated the latter part of the evidence of the prosecntris, and stated that before she called to him he had heard the noise of loud voices in the hose. She was crying when she called him. The prisoner's detente was that the prosecutrix was a consenting party to what took place. The jury found him Guilty, and Mr. Witham sentenced I him to hard labour for one year. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Nathaniel Kelly, • cabman, appeared to establish his (Jahn Mr. Hughes for him from the Old Kim•road to the atibm-koase. Mr. Omaha, the brother4a.law of the defendant, attended to enewsr_ Imo emplaint. Mr. Comb . said the defendant had died on Sunday night. The Libilliayor—Then there Is an end of the case. The expose eras Streinelle, etc., chill be defrayed by the City sitibedslim _ _ Mr. Orb.—The widow of the demised wishes that jos hes skald be done to the complainant. Tbe laird Mayor—Then you and the complainant had better the matter between you in the next room. The eriinaat and Mr. Combe then retired end soon afterworde retuned. I offered to pay the cabman his faro ; bat he throw it back to me, sad I. an insulting manner said I looked m if I waisted the motley myself. The complaisant stepped up in the I/thug-boa, In a very isdepondeat mamas', and said he wished to address his lordship. The Lord Mayor—No ; I shall not hear a speech upon the subject. The cam is discharged, and the cabman shall not have the menses returned to him on account of his in. volume. TM cabman then retired amidst laughter. Mr. Nathon, an inhabitant of the district of St. James's, Duke's-place, objected to pay the church rate of 6s. The Lord Mayor—Why do you refuse to pay the rats ? Mr. Nathan—l dispute the validity of the rate, believing that the chsraltwerdene have so power to make a rate. The Lard Ms or—Are you aware that your refusal, whisk 1 shall be obliged to certify, will lead to considerable expense in the trial of the question ? Mr. Nathan—l am. The objection was then duly entered. Sir R. W. Carden said he had received a communication, Into the correctness of which he had made inquiries, ex posing a plan of deception systematically carried out, of which many poor but respectable females were the victims. Advertisements, it was stated, appeared in the Tinges,' offering employment to the amount of from one to two guineas weekly on payment of 211. for instruction, which was to be given by pest. AU seemed fair enough even after the money was paid, till the time for giving the em ployment drew near, when the advertiser began only to write at iatervals, and no employment could in the ma be obtained, to the great loss en the part of applicants of both money and time, the correspondence being protracted ae long as possible for the purpose of deferring the guaran teed employment. The chief sufferers were ladies in the eountry, who answered the advertisements in the hope of adding to their too often scanty income, and who from a similarity of the name were probably led tl believe that the, eanouneements were issued by parties connected with a re spectable and well-known metropolitan firm. Sir R. Car don's correspondent stated that a threat made by her to ex pose the matter in the public journals had latterly °sued • c hange in the mode of advertising, as might be ems by the copies of recant advertisements accompanying her ens vezaketion. GUILDHALL. Jan Pearson, 18 years of age. was charged with stealieg • quantity of silver plate, value 2801., and J,eeph Crawford, in the employ of Mr. Hammond, auctioneer, Chancery lane, was charged with receiving the same, knowing it to have been stolen. The prisoner Pearson, we understood, was a Sunday school teacher at a chapel in the Citv.road, and when appre hended bad In his pommies • petition (very scantily signed) in favour of (dosing public houses on Sundays. Mr. James Jury said he was an auetiosecr and surveyor, at 19, Coleman-street. The prisoner had beanie hie employ about 18 months, but left about March last. Between September and March witnen bad a chest of plate deposited with him, which he kept in a strong room. About tan days ego witness aniseed the plate from the chest. lie last saw it safe about ten months ago. On examining the chest he found the hasp of the lock had bean ferosd. Maury Webb, a detective officer, said, from information pseeived from Mr. Jury, he took the prisoner Pianos Ys custody, and on taking him to the proseenftr's office, aid slowing Dim the chest, he said he knew he had done wrong, end that be had taken the plate and sold it to the prisoner Crawford. Witness proceeded to Hammond's, and saw Crawford, who said he had not bought any plate of Pearson, but that his wife had. Crawford added that Pearson cam* to him and asked him to buy the plate, stating it belonged to an old lady in distress. He advanced Pearson some money on the plate, and when he afterwards sold it, be gave him the balance. He also said he had had &beat 71. or Si. for his trouble in disposing of it. Witness, after taking Crawford into custody, went to Mr. Satclifft, a refiner, in Long-acne,_ and ascertained that considerably more money was given for the plate then appeared by the receipts in Crawford's possession to have been paid over by the latter to Pearson. The prisoners were then remanded. THAMES. _ WiMOO Heresy, a respectable looking man, aged 39, and described as a warehouseman, of No. 3, Albert-terrace, Bow, was charged with causing the death of Frederick Charles Edwards, and endangering the lives of Sarah Howard sail others, by burning bias Are is the public streets. Oserge Howard, a bonast-shape maker, of Plaistow, Lower West Ham, Estes, stated that he was driving,' horse and cart in the high road near Bow church, on Tuesday night, about half-past nine o'clock, and he obsernd mural excursion vans, containing children, approaching him. When he was within • short distance of the first van, a blue light wu fired and dashed against his horse's fate. The animal became gain unmanageable, and started off at a furious pace, knocking down the little boy in the road and killing him. The horse broke from the shafts, and was stopped half a mile from the spot where it took fright. The prisoner admitted that he ignited the blue fire. Wit ness's wife and boy were in his cart, and their lives were endangered. The cart came in contact with another vehicle, and they were nearly thrown out. Mr. Philpot, the prisoner's solicitor, said that no one deplored the unfortunate accident more than Mr. Harvey, who was a highly respectable man, and connected with a s c hool belonging to • chapel in Bow. On Tuesday she children were taken to the Forest in excursion vans, end on their return to Bow, Mr. Harvey, for the purpose of amusing sad pleasing them oa the termination of the holi day, ignited about a thimbleful of blue fire on the top of a saucepan lid. The brilliancy of the light frightened the horse in Mr. Howard's cart and led to the melancholy eatu trophe, which Mr. Harvey moat deeply regretted ; indeed, no one weld be more sorry than he was. 11r. H arvey had taken nothing at all to drink in the shape of intoxicating drink, for he was a teetotaller. Defendant had only com mitted a slight indiscretion by setting fin to a blue light, not letting off fireworks, to please the schoolchildren. Mr. Yardley had no doubt the prisoner was very sorry, but that was no satisfaction for the poor mother who bad loot her child, and whose grief in the witness box matt have excited great commiseration. This cans must be the sub ject of further investigation, and he could assure the prisoner be had a good deal to answer for. He (Mr. Yardley) could Detainee that defendant had committed • slight indiscre ties, for there could not be a mere dangerous folly than letting off fireworks in the public streets. The prisoner was then remanded on bail. MARKETS. 00110E.-I,ionroot„ Jinx 4.--Tits market closed quite, and with Nevins, and prams of ansarinas en rattier airier, bet amaystly id. pet lb. idea Friday. The sass to-day w 4OOO laisb-1,000 of whisk were amnion —l.OOO for export and SOO on essalatioa-200 Egyptian, sp. to 90.; sad 700 Borst, at Rd. to Rd. pet IL CORN.—Borrort, JOLT 4.—Oar market SU reasalms la the sae dull state, and my Pam brims r treweastad. Wheat le mid sly to retail et a little emir IS es 'a pies Wheat. tai, IS to 7M.; whits. We. Vary SS Ain la eels arch a. etramotuesTmw, Jima 4. ifs Moly of grata at We day's market wea moderate. Wheat mat a Ines alb at an admamo of Is. .ea lest weak% wary. Derby sd oats ars Sewn he mMRaa taps; and hat weeles Pro barely eappertml. Imptie &NW Um pet wick : —Wheat, maeterime, 1,560 etas.; lardp.lMO. OussovralLT 4.—At this aerosolise a swat bulbs malted Seat, ably with WWI; Slam is ism rapport: 4 s Mere Ms b e at awrselsty aas Ser airing M . to mai i Mira la. 'Lam bell lower. Pim amo owbeglet dm bet waatks tolli bid' owl Spa* obodoolge tally b. pr mak maw previewe rams. lAlab im ps the value el ONCS limbed. °Moog Is liwolfal supply and eager Os pooilom l also Mire simper. Per berry toll pion von ondood. OAlTLL—iwoosw, Jain 4.—Oar market today was wall sap. I albs with dot e with a hear, sale for all, at rattler lower prase. ftt. 84. to Y. faL Mutat. So. H. to t 4a. M. lamb, Os. to 14.104. Vaal. to 4a. 104. Pork, ad.s. Id. COALL—Lorrom 10r.9 4.—Bales' WM Bartley, 176.139.; Bulk , pool Woe MAIL,. 176. M.; North /Way Bartley, 17s. M.; %MO Bor, las. 9d.; Tanadd Mew 199,m Ha. ; Was BM Boriey, 17s. ed.; nen Walk 19s. Waft Bea Ram; lb.; Ira. End Plummer. ` 9s. ; Walls Blersmorl i 19e. ; W as . EM Sawars Hence, M. ; Wog PAS awe" ; wigs MA 09 1 090. 1 0 9. &Li Will. gad ISKIMM Trimlos, Ws.; WAN 109 lisrUe yael, Ws. 191.; Walk net saeree Hall, 19a.; Walla UM 8i11..,i 19s. 96.; Walls End Bar Ilmigeol, 19a. M.; Was Had Or A ta I Ken" Hal We oda aloft Slum t er.; waft ISM Nat e Veda, tr 9, P. Weliellellhounnea, Us. a SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN Poars.--Norihng Light, at Adelaide ; Eifsi, at Jactnel ; Blue Jay, and 6,, trade, at Yarmouth, N.S ; hem Hiller, and % ay, at Nawfoundland ; Adelaide, and Lebanon, it Ditpies• Arabian (ea ), Premier, and Asi.hl , at Gan a lt ar ; p in : dean* and Alacuali.*, at Seville; Hui/trot (u.), st Havre; Doctor, at Stockholm ; Hendrik*, at Palau: Asa. at Tagil; Prophet*, Sabina, and Victoria', at Snead ; Coronae, at Vanies ; Aquarius, at Demean ) ; A vondale, a t Gothanbarg. ARRIVED. 11 . zao—at Cowes, aam..... from.... Fa18,,,4 —.away July 4, from ........ . .....................»...J rasanua.olftshealh. AO S. From Alezeurk, Areer--at 1111111 ma, July I. from human derr-at July 11, from --...Sealoa Amu amos-et July 4, tram Bag' alas-at Omerei. July F. *am Boo s Armorema-at July 4. from Mara Flassmm-at (hammed. July 4, from St. Mies Dararovr-at Oraverad, July 4, from Adellga. Darrsomina- at Orammod. July 4, from ...... ...___ ~ D,,,, t Braman-at Orresead. July 4, from fladartg Bursa Ferraa-at Deal, Jule 4, from _ Arra leuer-at Deal, July 4, frail arrers* war - -at Greco* July F. from . Trtalood -oft Falmouth, July t, from . free* tb, July 1, from Akyab - . - ff, -1114Tr ...m-at Car& u y an .._ Betio* Ciro-at Liverpool, July 4, from D UD/ illlter Cm or loorpos-et Gravesend, July 4, trout tilt ODNIVAIII4I.III-at Gravesend, July 4, from Cate Ciamoscan -at Gravesend, July 1, from Calm% MT./MINIM -at Gravesend, July 4, from Swan Lle x Des ADD-at Gravesend, July 4, from Jambs !state-at Deal, July 3, from Wen Wise Buses Mann- at Gloucester, July 3, fr om Wismar Barrusas -at Deal, July 4, floss Adeleids Ilwrammanes-at Deal, July 4, from Trinidad Irmo-at Liverpool, July 4, from ..dllyab PUPA-at Gravesend , July 4, from Bordraux "mums Luse-at Gravesend, July 4, from Newfoundland hoe Ds Mazia--at Gravemend, July 4, from Bilbao OADDIATOI-at Deal, July 4, from DON, SOLLANO-14 ODITIONID, Jul 4, from. Ward SADDAM AND ELIANOI-14 Deal. July 4, from Cbarento MOST thusim-st Deal, July 4, from St. Amt Jour Aim LOZANO-IS Deal, July 4, from Antigua I Jelin Woman-et Swansea, July 1, from Gurortia Tao 81-st Deal, July k. fr a: Pernambuco - -r-at Liverpool, J 4, from.... ..... ...........Comarone Asemsioins. July fro altiandrio -at Ned. July 4, Barbados Amana-mt July 4, from au Perrot law Euxo-ot July 4, from. Dam t i °ravened. 4, from Growls -at Ormemeati, Jody 4. from Cakotta SADIST DAWION-at C= . Ju 4. from Nassau Gnaw MONLICI- at J u l y 4, from CAII6O Owsermana--et Deal, July 4, from Dominos P. V. Lamm -at Comm, July 3, from Callao Farm -et Olourester. July 3, from. fit John's llommesurris Bomarrne-st Dssl, July 4, from Colombo Clump Pao:yr-at Liverpool, July 4, from .... Bantam* zitYr/aroma-at °rammed, July 4, from Guernsey flovsamort-at Gravesend, July 4, from Marcus lauu-at Liverpool, July 4, from Santa* Pam D. URA -at Qtrdiff, July 3, from Genoa lSera Ifromo-at Cardiff, July 3 from Patna IRA Ducx-st Couto. July 3, from ... Havannalt Ilnatarrossma-at Gravesend, July 4, from. Launcertou STAIDLY-at Swarms, July 1, from Cuba Saws ADD Awx-at Gravesend, July ro t from Laminar flassrm-at Gravesend, July 4. bweden flurry-at Grameend, July 4, from. &gm Bay Vet:From-at Gram:Geod. July 4. from New Tmk Vaow Lomms-et Gravesend, July 4, ffCC11....-.......feri11e VaLranueo-at Swansea, July 3, from Caldera Vroru-at Queenstown, July I, from Triesta Versa-at Liverpool, July 4, front .,.... lilautidai WILLIAM NICILOI/021-st Swansea. July I, from.... ......... Cate 0. - ci.:.l4;•=ptavi?. BAILBD. AcauLLits—from Gravamina, July 4, to C. G. Hepa nun Waurn—trom Hirtlopool, July 2, to Port Wakefield aarnari—trom Queetuitewo, July 2, to Loudon /11.211 ff GALLATIN-111101 Swansea, July 1. 10.... ....001111111111110p11) Auca—from Swansea, July 3, to ... Bsarianorra—from Hartlepool, July 3, to. Genoa Banta,—from Jersey, June 29, to Malan Rumor —Roma Gravesend, July 4, to Ostend Bans or rata; Bea—from Gravesend, July 4, t 0...... ...... Llverpool CALUDOPIA —from Gravesend, July 4, to Ilanating CAM:MCI—from Gravesend, July 4, to Hamburg Commutes—from Gravesend, July 4, to. Rotterdam Czar—from Liverpool, July 4, to Quebec C.asoss—tram Liverpool, July 4, to Gibralar Curramon—tram Liverpool, July 4, to Rio Janeiro COLLOO/1 ST —from CarairL July 2, to Barcelona ' Dsmiastr— from Cardiff, July 2, to Alexandria Doc Parratu —from Cardiff, July 2, to Ccmatantinople Dossitoon —from Greenock, July 3, to Batavia Does or BM/FORD —from Gravcetuad, July 4, to Cork EDWIN Foamy—from Graveiniid, July 4, to Calcutta EVPISANCI —tram Gravesend, July 4, to Braun ED—from Cardi ff , July 2, to _ - - ' • - - Villa Nova . . Ermer-from Queenstown, July 2. W.. ........- L.mtlem Et DOIADO-from Queenstown, July I, to Imam Exparuossm -from Falmouth, July 3, to Bamberg Fenno-from Salcombe, July 1, to ...Corti Foam LoonWmaneranr.-frm Swansea, July 2, to Cape 6. 'lnds Guau-frons Cardiff, July 3, to Alexandria GRAPDII-from Liverpool, July 4 to ... ..... -....- Fhiladelphia ' Hicroa-from Liverpool, July 4, to Rom& Harts-from Liverpool. June 27, to Africa Joao" PAILDIW-from Newport, to., July 2, to Genoa J. R. Davia--frcon Valenoutt July 3, to Antwerp Limas-from Liverpool. July 4, to Idaho boa-from Gravesend, July 4, to Harlingen Lana-from Gravesead, July 4, to Rotterdam Norma-from Gravesend, July 4, to C. 0. Hope MAST BLACK-from Cardiff, July 2, t 0... Cadie Mamowka-from Falmouth, July 3, to Antwerp Nay:um-from Cardiff, July 3, to Ceylon Nuova Sacom fr o-om;Cardiff, July 2, to Constantinople OVILANOA.-from Swansea, July 3, to Conatuntinople Peen-from Graveeend, July 4, to Lisbon BACHAID CoIDIN-from Owanoes July 3, to Gibraltar Russium-from Swansea, July 3, to Constantinople Roane NICKOIA -from Falmouth, July 8, to London Rout:no-from Swansea, July 3, to Zonis Roonut CIATPOLI-from Queenetorn, July 2, to Burma RAissow-mom Gravesend, July 4, to Rotterdam ROYAL CIAILIII-Ram Gravmm July 4, to Cork amoms-from Liverpool, July 4, to Algiers Omar Doaor-from Gravesend, July 3, to Dortd Sonua-troas Swallow', July 1, to Constantinople Scrota Euxaturre -from Newport, M., July 2, to lit. Thomas Susan-from Cardiff, July to Malta Smixe-from Newport, N., July 2, to Toporm-Ram Falmouth, _ July 2, to • . _ ...tverpool; July to Ambit& warAara—from Uvarpx4. July 4, to Salaams Urraysa—froa Swansea, July 3, to VILLI DI Boutoows—hum Cardiff, July 2, to Constantinople WILLIAM AND NallT-hum Portsmouth, July 3, to London Wia firms—flan Liverpool, July 4, to Maw VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amsterdam (Dutch ship), from London for Melbourne, May 19, lat. 5 N., lon, 15 W. Brightman, from Madras for London, April 28, lat. 35 8., lon. 81 Z. Canute (English ebb), from Cakutts for Liverpool, April 14, lat. 28.48 8., lon. 64.24 E. Gladiator (English ship), from Sydney for London, 90 days, June 25, lat. 45.12. lon. 22.89. Matura ship, from Calcutta for London, June IP, lat. 42.20 N., km. 21.8 W., 103 days out. Omar (Hamburg ship), from Calcutta for London. June 24, 1at.45.6 N.. lon. 21.43 W. William Fisher, tresn Singapore for Liverpool, May 5, lat. 26 8., bra. 3 B. THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN SOUTH WALES.- The last two or three d►ys have been bright and hot, and the farmers bate commenced haymaking in Glamorganshhe and Carmarthenshire. The swath is very good, and hay is -hag looks it.- likely to be above an average crop. The wl _ string and healthy, end is coming into ear. Barley and oats alto promise well..—fflaritorcort Herald. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN Cuts FOR PRIM IR PHI HEAD RBI) RFOIERCIL—Mies Sarah flee graves, of 2, Hewers-greet, Carlisle, states, in a letter to Protestor Hollow, dated September 10,1853, that she was afflicted fora name bee of years with severe pains in the heed and itomach, (Ruiner, weakness le the eyes, and the other usual disagreeable accompatd minted • disorganised system. Sbe tried every known remedy, and had the beet medical advice, bat derived no tenent whatever. At trot she resolved to give Holloway's pills a trial, and, after using them toe a short time, the was restored to periset health, which she enjoys uninterruptedly to she present time.—Sold by all dits, and at Professor Holloway's establishments, 244, Wand, Londo4 and 80, Maiden-lane, New York. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BBRBT.—JuIy 3, the wife of W. Bony, Egg., of Lepton Lodge, Hinnialow, of • daughter. DAT.—July 1, at Harlow, Ewes. the wife of 8.... Day, Esq., cf • ion. 11411 AN.—July 1, at New Lumd.atreet, the wit. of Kr. R. R. Inman, of • 1101 S. KlBBY.—lane SO, at Upper Mount, Clarentloa.rcai, Seabees, the wife of Major C. P. Kirby. of a eon. LIVEING.—Jnoe SO, at NeaSuffolk. the wife of E. Lining, per. of Cal= College, Cent of • eon. NACKARNBBL—JuIy 1, at web Rectory, Hythe, Kent, the wife of the Rey. IL B. Neekersess, ef a eon. WWILLIAIL—.DaIy S. at Trinity-spare, Tower 4111, the wile of Dr. 1/Militant, of a daughter. BRAGG—ARDING.—JaiI 3, at St. Andrew% Holborn, by the Bettor, the Rev. 1. IL Too4eedgl ig A., W. S. Bragg, of Tanner). 30 Lydia, &tee .1 ner of . Ard of Kineeroad, Badford.row. HI. O—TAMPLIN.—Iune 4, at SC lettam'a, Brighton, by the Rev. David Laing, assistat by the Rev . J . °Math. George William KINN E.., eldest ea of William Ear, Esq., M.P. to Ellen, eldest dattgbter of Henry Pagden Tamplin, Ea., of Brighton. SCAIVIL—CORDRAIII.—duIy b, at Holland. seer Bareary, Tabs shire, by the Bev. John Natalia, M.A., male of the bride. the Rev. George Salle, incumbent of Elmer, to Caroline Elinor% snood daughter et the lateCharke Cardenas. Eq., l'Adls of Aahlead, Kea. MATH& BEVERIDGE.—Tone 30, at Priory How, Dunfermline, D. Bel - recite. ma of E. Beveridge, Eaq., of Bluefield. DllTT.—.luns M, at the Vloarage,Clatetsrfleld, Derbyshire, GeOrgtal , wife of the Rev. 0. Butt, Vicar of that Mira. MANDL—JuIy 2, at Clapham, Margaret Ana.wife of C. L. Crater, llaq. FLIMELL.—JoIy 2, at Wimp Home, Procne, T. Tune% UP. aged TS. KNOWLIII.—Juna 30, at Wiltoiretrest. Orosernor.place, W. Knowles, ged 36. LAROCHZ.-Jane 10, at Brighton, B. W. Laroche, BK., of Camden. punk Klein. LEA.—June 30, at Comdet.town, aged 41. 8W 114131AN5.--Juna 10, it Alexandria, y Swinbarne,l Bl 9o eiti (mews, aged 36 rebated and publhhed by Wiat.tam Hine HAI" of No. 8, bombard street. In the OW of I.oen. Photos. at the CON, In lombora Wl* In W Iff•Mla 41 W blittank—TausaDAY. Jar 6. M 6.