The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-21 00:00:00

',Mk *ntetitgence. EQUITY COURTS.—Jusz 20. WORB 11111 WWI CILUICILLOS. • Mail. Tile wee ea appeal frum a decree of dm Master of the Bow. The plaintiff is the salt was Mr. Pennell, theoflicial swipes* seder the bankruptcy of Jobs Robert Pau sad William Henry Neu, wise merchant*, of logremuntrt, Postbusls strut, sad the defendant was Captain Aaron It eppwred thst In 1846 a dud was *attired ism bet•ern J. R. P.ase, W. H. Pure, end Aaron Smith, by arbxh the rms., eurecented to plant to the latter ea *sanity el 761.. Is eurstderation of a rum of 7601. i the annuity Wisp farthu *mired by a warrant of attorney and the sugament of certain property to which the Peres wow subtitled under their Cabot's will. The avolleter Purim, previous to the caseation of the unsay deed , wished to get 251 from Aaron Smith to pay the debt *ad emits is an settee Is shish Jed/meat sad esentios lad bees obtained against them by Mr. Shaw. A receipt was indorsed en this &assay deed, by whieh it a ppeared that the cons ideration mossy was paid la the part of certain bask Wee. there *reified sad described. On it was alleged *bet os the day albs eseeaties of the dud Amon Smith beaded our 2601. to Shaer, but that he did not pay sire s and 6001 to the reams, bat sock it sway with biw, and paid it, by means of the vire, bask new swirled, into his blakereos the same day. la July, 1546, Jobs H Pease and W. H. Pease became bank rupt, sad the plaintiff'. Pis assi t rate seder the Set, alleging that the 50 I. In qualms was sot really paid by Aires Smith to the b Posers, bat istmedistely rstarsed to bim, a ill was Sled purist tbst the dud Auld be declared void under b3rd Gems, 111., awl easeelled a the repayment to Aaron Smith of 'Mara which wee paid by his to Shaw. Os the ' Weser' of tho treassetias adduced before bits, the Master of the Bella mode a dearer is the tense of the preyer of the duiesieg the deed to be void, sad ordering it to be Wessosilui es peplum to the Wow:last of 21141. Heise Ilse prosiest sppliostion. Mr. B. Palmer sad Mr. Bird supported lb. demo; Mr. J. V. Prior sad Mr. °Ward were for the appeal. His Lmdehlp peetpostod bieledgmost. 111170•11 Till MITZI ri• TIM loin. _ _ _ WASON 110. TOP ttssTW OSION lAILWAT COIIIPANT. His Boons cave Jadiumast to this ems, which woe hoard ; last term. Plaudit was the owner of a &author d shone , solls4 BIS per Cent. Preforms' nem which lave bees , rodeemed by the company, who bass pad the sharebilses the captal of those shame, but ost tato UMW. Of diallkall= him crested ether shares foe the Mrs , Of Mdo this. 'Ostend claims ptimity of payment dim illvidoods over other Mares. His Roams bold that is satitled to Emeriti _ is seissisase with the set .g.dia sad 14th Vic., see. 20. whisk &Mos the order in whisk did dads shall be paid tot the mains shares, sad whish be did net think was affected by say itallseastat oat, sad thee he who also "misled to priority sets even payment is vow& is &video& se Mums to the Malden el the shores seselai fine dm pupae of the pm Cent. Pleihreass Shank the Leeds hatless made &similar mffra lathe ow of " Bnrpe v. the Balm also Zeilway Ostapm," sad he made a deems seeeriktily with sans ; bat is - WIN NOW to the ;mist thatahomdsmpds& what it did take phis, was to ham effect from the time the est jramod, ha am of softie that the massoffia of dm *Midi that is should so take effect maid amt ho sonintaised, sod Mat pent of Me hill must he dishes& sod plaintiff same pay his ousts d so 'amiss' the suit as had bees coated by his rabies that =Kea vise.cmcnantsen ma LIP. 11311311111111 T. OSIZNWOOD f. TAYLOR. ; This salt was instituted for the purpose of adaleiloolie tbp eases el tbe late Duke of York. It now 'sae Wore the emit wee eseeptices to the Master's report. It epc red that the aroma, being • mortgagee of York beam ablintately, apse the death of the duns, townie the ponshaeor of the eqaity of redemption. This par skies w ant Awaselly sempiesed for some time, sad the question wind by tits onespitea was, Stet. as to the rate of lateress Se be obeyed to tbe wawa as equitable mortgagee ; end nasally, se to the rate to be paid by the crews upon de unpaid parehase tamer. Mr. Bailey sad Mr. Cakes were for the plaiadff; sad Mc. Glasse and Mr. Claud splinted for the @mouton of Ike Duke ot York. The Solicitor•Oeseral sad Mr. Wickens were for the Crown. The ease was sot coacluded when his Honour rose. It was unwed that It should be proceeded with on estardsy. I. NrIPAZT. ALSTON O. TZIt WTI= COVNTIia MID MAMMALS, RAILWAY OOMPABIT. The shies for se Wombs', whisk was partly yesterday, was maned to-day. The plaintiff was as of the same of AI tea, who was entitled to the had ft eased's, somistiog of oyster sad winkle grounds, situate se the Chalkwell Oath. Mr. Bateet. Mr. Mains, sad Mr. W. D. Leah MUM le support of the moths ; Mr. Bolt sad Mr. Orme __ Mit the railway noses. ; bet, within& leserriss them, The Vier , Climatic, gave Judigeseed. His Howse said that railway isonissaise, belegassed wish ealleMaml powers, iK was the duty of the seartlegith ample peeler ies to land owners. sad ia t • ease there was as ediMenal its ad he the feet that the gisistilf erae as hist. The %amass width the scut het is simetheit was whether the plaintiff had made mit such seem as would justify the smut M disturbing the pamintiesef the railway It ha. bees he* es the essstrsaties ef %bifida =I the Lamb Mom Osemilississ Ant OM se sm eary mead seise upon landfmilved for their rellway whit est firm empties with the Ilk end 21st seethes of the AM If thenthess newsy ampsay had theinsil passer ▪ el hied IMMO Weise tear Wasted thereto, or et all eh* AM Migese rusa V a ry t o t/lellerie• he the Owens of the MA, their het be asetaised. Is pie Nee the *heir &Wei to be 'stilled to a moiety is he of the laud I. globes seder the will of a riatlemas seised Abs.., the rim moiety beiag mead is David Themes Alen», who wee lantern is peo swiss er the iredeety—ese moiety is lb owa right, the ether seder s isms from the plaiatiff for twenty-Gee years. Haderellest isiessetesess, it was sot unlikely that David Themes Mimes shed' he the ruted owner el the fee, sad the esmeney wise es thh view, ep ia September Ist served sees Maid Theses Ahem s smite of their 'Mouths to lithe the lead, whisk nabs, ecipeked him, is rt. sisal way, is state the soave end pattioders of his claim end honest therein. Os this meths there is so 'wide to fund must that the esimpasy, is September last, s hitas pastiche, by thy degree of diligence were this le:eseertsis, usenet Omagh D. T. Moss, who were the ere it the had. Had that gestiessim sealed the pessimisms el ids ems hums sad that of the eisisaff, as lassiss sushi hems arises. Sr far as the *Whose smo o then Is madam _ math May Isis, to show the mespee. ISO the violet! lksl asp isterest Is the had, or Otitis Mopes had NM is using Is. diligence. Is May ithe, to the vita, the the plaistiis Ole wes is sash a state that it was with eissidsralis ereshle and delay that the tittle deeds soul be obtaised with a view to the however, das abeam. ins be delimred to the 'popsy. however, Mil set MOM till a =oink after the eseipany hid, is passmeles. Se far was the litheness of the essapasy Imes Wag atWibsted to the west of due diligence Mat the sesame of the tenant in pommies is seglestiag to Maio the parisslare of the plaintiff 'a title operated or as to &pain ths weeny of the benefit of the 116th Meths, whisk esalied eempasies in Mess where Maeulthe arose as bathe girths entitled he else a hoed, sad thus to obtain Matret the lead. This soiree. the orimplay if they a aware of the eisietiff's el Ise, "meld eicrehlese leave himr.d. The seeks as D. T. Alma showed the mew it several persons end stalemate, but, notwithetaad ieg hireeassaess, the Inset in pomessioe woe se far it his duty as Ms lesdlord as set to Moo his is tweet. The meshy is as the shore if the sea or river, between high sad low water marks, sad was therefore of a peculiar daseripties • the Con- Wedmore of Woods sad Forests claimed to be imbued to it, sad the esespeay, probably without the knowledge ef the masa is esemissitie, took • ColellYellet the property from the sewn. It is said that this wee dose stealthily and therefore improperly, bat until the employ wu stows to have sated improperly the court mast assume there was within smug is a masysay so acting. Is this elate of Miaow the railway mespany 'mowing of the ebbs by the crews which they bed esteidiv, sad of that et the is poweetioe, she sale no nestles of other sled with Itiet,ead thereby obtained pommies. e duty of this mart to we that Justice was -4 who possessed say laths., is the lead. that though the plaintiff Is an lariat, -cis dines*e the fasts of the case might have eseertaised. If the plaintiff had a title, which appeared he had, be would receive the fullest ..41. Fooling therefore that he should net be dieturbiog the peseeseisa of the railway it would es the company the hest pommies which and Os the emapsay tamesting ta the a surveyor seder the 25th settles of the Consolidatioa bet, to vestals the value, I to pay the motet of valuation Into mutt, the matter to chambers, with liberty to _-.....1naJL0S KS WN. MB MO& 0008011 SW OAS 00 AAAAA S. TO3 DIM oas LICHAT MID COILS OOMPASSY. ' tbn sloths was to hausis the &toadish prossedlags spew a cones orbitrstioa.trosi p is withheld honey Commons' Porelli re of Deptford Os. Wsoki) tablas say prossedbp at law spirit be •porfariassos kP disat of dß* MOO& defastosto were asiodshoss isearpararld Sock Cemposies issidsallew lot, leas ,litswark. Lamb" awl GIONSOSSISI other far tie sap* of Deptford. of 18684 dis plaistio istrodserd bill to liahrperste their eassolsties sad Porpsess. Tide bill wa• opposed by tlie —ao istrodased Is Um same 'missies a bill for _ airliners of Woo entitled to it, and t' kaowledga of ths tans 01 1 the property from the , Mahlon, ud thereto" • was shows to bars sat therm was alibis, Of% OW of Wye the rail by the crows which il bonsai is possessing SWIMS% tread wit It would be the duty dos* to all versoss wl It to to be observed it yet that with due dill ham smiler awartais. psis' hobo it appear, . onspessatios. Peel justified is diatarbie I bo his duty to give II they could have, ant appointment of a 1 . loads Classes COON • I sad underislusig Is p , k. &koala rotor the i -7. even vie. Till 1111111111 T 00/1/1 PuILD Oct Tho object of the heat taking say pro • further promoting li ass Coessay (P. 11166," sad from al plaintiffs for coo-p The plamtitt• and rl 1 sailor ibis Joint 11 M supply 8 not with gas, la this session late parliament a fag other inside-ate defesdasts, who in lightiag Ist It pee t . D ord, is the e ! 1 1 t tr houee to iho se At the dais, of th 1, I f t i i . ~ ere prossediss to bill, or opening thi late, wheal*, it lnilliffaili their 1 • % . ' . ... _ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1855. ------ -- 7 - iopisiosi, tbe question involved, +bleb is one of eassiderable importunes to t►e meroanti:e community, remains undo. aided. strf .110.1 •T MAI TIMM AMA' LOAD C• 99999 Li •AD • APICIAL J VAT. Complaisant said the prisoner same tri Isis house and had sapper. Having been informed by hi waiter that the pri soner bed steted that be (eomplei s nant) owed him ao Amuse, be told the prisoner, if there was auy amount due to send in an moonlit and he would settle it. The prisoner replied, " Then you with to cut me shone her," and push log up his coat sleeves struck at him The psisoner then pulled out &dagger and made a stab at him. The caught the prisoner's arm, and in wresting the dagger from him his hands were cut. Re told the waiter to fetch • policeman. The prisoner said, "The first man who at tempts to move is a dead man." The stigmas, bewevet, summoned the police and the prisoner was matured. Tae 14601 M appeared much tidied in hie mtnner. A gentleman, who appeared to know the prisoner well, said the prisoner ha : recently lost a large sum of money is foreign railways, and this bad very much uosettled him. Mr. Bingham, at the request of the complainant, digitised of the ease summarily, inflicted a fine of dl., and also re quired the prisoner to Sad two sureties to keep the peace. MORTZ V. TRU ORZAT WIATIRM RAILWAY coNrAxr.-- tad withdraw their era bill; tint the ?kaolin% 'amid pay 30W. to the defenda s fntorrittith'i:iuredatat. penes, and should punkas" from them thei et the &Odom at a price, to be died by arbOrat es, 16 6001 lair commercial 'also thereof, the a tbit ratanen (skies as the remises value, etch empy t have as whaler°, within two re with provisionsap peisuneat of as empire ,• that the ploiat ot iffo i . be frost warks ated ot af t t h e e r the regebese sod delivery et geseseds• tutu dihedrals.sheold be boned leteges.e the _ set t t H ef the deka/oats with their asseowess. aid that t Andante skeeld support a bull, to be istrodaced in the ant ion, by and at the expense of the pl .intiffe, to legati, e the pearettvee. As agreement, created the Ist of June, is pur , u inn of this TTTTT geMCllnit,erSeliddinft,r tbnyesupduberpotee.meoht clearly defines terms, was e the plaiatifla aced the defendants. Arbitrators were sp poi vd, sad the time for ethics the award salaried oar the Ist Et May, 1856. The defendants had forwarded ler abates= of title to the pleatiffe, who dim:mired what Alleged to be radical defeats of title with respect to a Seib WOW ollisemleats by a previous but no longer existing ipsesorraleA, tolled the Loudon an t hateenw Railway ▪ 01=110 0 7. the plaintiffs alleging tat theee was an sh ames of soy @vides*, of the power of the Railwey Gas Chellanoy to hied their shareholders, who might be at Realty Ilegeritath the sale to the defendants, and thin defeat may wim,lir to the plaintiff.. The plaintiffs also raised other objections to the title, with respect ;co a right of way and the wee of • wharf. The defendants considered that under the agreement of Jane 1,1854, the plaintiff. had *greed to per *Lass the while undertaking as it existed, and that there IMO notarise of Bakker out a good title, although they considered that the objections to the title were without foundation. The arbitration had been proceeded with, and the bill I. parliament, "The Surrey Consumers' Os. Company (Per ehaise of Deptford Ges Works) Ace, 1856," had been pro nged is portions's% by the plaintiffs and defthdaats jointly op to the discovering by the plaintiffs of what they cos Meted the defects in the tide of the defendants, w they had withdrawn from the athitratice and re= thee to promote the bill in parliament. Raving Mil •MR against the detendents, they sow moved for ea Waned= = them. Since !klieg the bill, the umpire, in the of the plaintiffs, had made his award, the =blea t= having disagreed. Mr. Daniel, Kr. T. R. Terrell, and Mr. Leiria, supported the motion, which was earthed by Mr. Willeock, Mr. Bovill (if the Common Law bar), and Mr. Bores. The Vies•Cbanoellor said that no ease whatever had been made for stopple, the oroceediege before perihelion. From the terms of the agreement it was clear that the plaintiffs were buying cots fee simple, but the whole business concern, whatever the defeadsnts bad to sell, and the whole question was as te the title el the thing saki, the., the undertskieg, sad sot to the pearl ea irlielithe weeks were carried es, lame thus es as simesery le seer*, ea the busies= The rtirwith Wire the arbitrators ea a quieten of raise i a loatmlneenesat in aseertainisi the price to be paid. owl the umpire bed properly considered the right of war lei Mete= of the wharf as effecting the vale*, gad redeeth the seises asesedingly. The only thing which had seethed any health Wee eels the undertaking" itself, bevies send to the moresed seine by the shareholders et the dissolved Railway Gas Company. If it mall la sheen that the 'Manakin* itself was held by the detheciente ia trust for others, that would be ea sidemen ging to the very root of the matter. net mst. however a correct view of their position. The ß a llz a ll sr es Oithipsay was dissolved in 1838, and Ray was Mani to know that be missed to have any interra.ensept ter the perpose of wisiolag op the Wane of the icemen. If the mailer were fresh, the slasmthoidais might weft have behead ea having the prowl realised by meth. Meng\ even then subject many - equities whisk is the emethlthe had Rhea. Then was sot the slightest =llif my sash ehembeithe beleg seek though to 1 1 e V ode la the Rine" though pose* he might adept the sak i , end idea peel of the pashowethathey, sad the on Heath wee who/Me asy peet ef it should be head beak le moms my mask imaginary dela. There would be so essay difficulties tothe way of any shareholder of the eoepasy, which bad bees dissolved for 17 years, re eeveriag oat of this money, that his Honour did net thath be should be justified ia withholding say pert hem the defendants. The money, moreover, wee wet he be paid for three months, which would leer; =time ter raising any possible question se to its appal. TM bill, therefore, is parliament would be left ha its lamest shape. With respect to the award the Rona WU amid bat little, sad he did not think the plain tills were astiffisd to any benefit in respect of their owe Mathes; they had Mae isformed by the arbitratots that they teaded to permed, notwithstauding which they bad wiWrawa. lie we. be DOOPA doubt, however, se to the prodactioa by the iletendeate of all the evidsocie In their poemssioa es be the difficulties raised by the plaintiffs. Crimea were heard epos this point. His Hensur, after setting that be should be very thluetent VaaWa s tram the wholesome ale, that the meet anplloit must salt between vender and purchaser, said thee M weld not impute anything moth than mere lead. manse to the selisitoe of the defendants. The plaintiffs balehhilea=. et their peril ; and as to the remote claim et ib cal mesbisa fa the dissolved company, that would ail alma the pressufs• of the plaintiffs, but, it at all, the psalm mussy la the hands of the defendants. Upon the 011.110101 b the goatee mast be refused, the wets being sob la the COURT OR QUERN'S serums nil NM nen= COLBEIDOI. WISIT AND CSONFTON. MILTON V. SOILIMISLwr.—. The judgment in this case bad bees postponed from bell term Wt. Juliet Brie said the question whether the and declared on was void, was raised under' the efeeMMOWIll appembeg in the medition, which stated that the were wor kmen at Wigan and Headley ; than dew es workmen peramuneg free labour, Wading with the massemeat of their manatactorit a, ail& = blastisse were maintained by funds entreated lissia asts employsil by the obligees, sad that for their grelledieS the ebligese bound themselves toregulate the &mews. ell wages, tie periods of eagagemest, the bolus elf week. and the general 'assessment of their estate. Uththente, wad to act is conformity with the lawful ..eludes to be passed by • ea jority of the °billion premat at a maim and declared that bond should be void if then airman( should not be pariermed. The masters had tams esetrumed to co-operate for their mama protection Wiwi the sembinations of workmate. It was °sounded that this argument was unlawful, as Wag a minim on trade; but es the usher aide it was said be be for the advancement ell Issas. The workmen, by . '4' teg egahetesemaster,and =dby wages °blabs* ken *tint masters, might esperately, and seism Ms masa= sea/4 Faust themselves more effectually Mee ley ladiellsoat. dam tee doers of the trade Wag imaroyed. Alm, as the apes moat tom be sass the reseinetme of the t aajority. it hemgh be that these resdatione MMlglit require trade to ear. I riled as te ins hiss extent. It could not therefore be said to be a minis{ on trade, males it could be shows that it did so operate. Bees if it was construed to be am orals% ea trade became it interfered with the free will of the mum, still it did not follow that it was illegal, ee agthemiests foe restraint of trade were legal if required fee the of the lawful interests of the seatraethes Taus masters might ciatract to restrain their ses , Mate sad apprentices from trade in a certain seighbonis bead, and when a person purchased the goodwill of a basis ass be might restrain the vendor from Wadies within a Week district, asd the landlord of a hose* might /We Ms Wan from trading M that bow, if it lives likely be Moss is velem. Is the present ease, the obligors ram *MPS by the recital to have an important interest, for the posessillea of which this agreement was necessary, and these ernamersesos for saying that the restraint wee more then was wisswarry for that purge. The epiaisa. that this was gelid at common law en _duets by a mad tiosaties el the statute law. The logielatare, by maim eintams pseud from the reign of Edward I. to that of ids IV. prohibited agreements either of masters on asikaisa, for the purpose of either raising Or low= erg ring hours, or otherwise altering Mhetl Those agreements were declared by Hine IMO= Ile be illegal, and the parties entering isto them Mete Sabin to pani•lsment. By the 6th George IV. an enelre theme of the law was made. By the 2nd section all One statutes were absolutely repealed. By the 3rd section Maim prohibition was cruised to endeavours by force, anal; intimidation, or obstruction. to alf.ct wages or Moe, which were made illegal and punishable, and by the deb sad kb sections it was declared Met neither muter' nor sermate should be punishable did no resting meg** or hours, provided they did not infringe the 3 ,1 see 11114 Biwa these statutes had bees repealed, it •ss only seder the commies law that these agreements weld be illegal, but no principle or decided ease had been adduced showing such to hags been the law before the paikag of these statute., and it appeared • tri him that gee toredatere isteuded by the statute of deo. IV. to make aM Mesa agreements lees' if nor comprised elude the sta. tate of prohibition, the statute repealing as well the claws of former statutee which rendered those agreements illegal, as these which made theca puaishable. If these agreements were legal, then they might be enforced by law. It was mowed that an attempt to affect wages by intimidation would be more rare, and that the misery moulting from strikes would be diminished if it were held that se arm ours fop the purpose or affecting wages sheald be enforced by law. Bat it seemed to him that the opposite effect would emelt. It all such agreements were emauded from law be erased that they would still be made, because they had bees frequently made lame they were prohibited soder severe penalties, and were sow is mutant see, and the. legislature probably thiamin them imoseable by prohibi tins. Thu, if whet made they meld not be enforced by law, the etarties making them matted to persecution and form for their enforcement, and as the moral, where law' wee azeladed, frequently devolved apes sea sapeiscipled ee ill-lieforused, greater misery arose than would take place if shah agreements were •enettonerl by law. If these agree ments could be manned by law, th ere would be a g ra ter regard of rights and ibehilities,ald the eufereement of them would be within the limits of um law, and for the most part free from putpoeslies evil. If the law pretested them it would be for the law to say whether they were la restraint of trade beyond what wee required for COXPENSATION FOK INJURIES. - - - - - Braswell and Mr. Hawkins appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Elwin James and Mr. Wordsworth for the defendants. This was ea actin's brought by the plaintiff, an engineer and contractor, against the defendants, to recover compensa tion in damages fur irjuriee sustained by him in conse quence of the alleged negligence of the defendants, who ;deeded aot guilty. It appeared from the evidence on the part of the plaintiff that he was going from Lnlidon to Leeds, on the Bth of September, 1863. At Nottiogby the Leeds carriages are detached from the main train, which goes on, ano ther engine being dazed to the Leeds carriage*, which then proceed. On the sight in queelion this engine ran into the carriage in which the plaintiff was, and ha received from the concussion several severe injuries, the lower part of his spine coming in coatact with the seat of the ge and his head being struck with such force that he became insensible. lie, however, proceeded to Leeds, and when be arrived there be consulted a Dr. Layoock. He remained there two dave, but had scarcely the use of his limbs during the time. When be arrived at Waterford, where he re sided, he found himself much worse, and he pat himself under the oars of Dr. Msttbisay, by whom be was kept In ; a reclining position till the middle of October, wr en towl ines obliged him to gn to Leeds and to London, where be ; submitted himself to the ezatainstion of Mr, Childs, the surgeon of the company, in the presence of the secretary. He was about that time earning 6001. par annum, which he , lost daring the time hives laid up, and he still felt a weak sem In his back. He suffered considerable pain during the Sian et his Mere. Oa Wimp rssimezamined he arid be had sot consulted a ateanal man from December, 1863, to the present time, and M and cast paid 161. for doctors bills. lat.idwin James said that the company bad (Sired 150 L, wild* bad been accepted by his d friend ; and the MON elf the eausgmay's bringing the cue down Mr trial we, be of the accident having taloa Oka • hall age am they wished to have an inroad palms. Lod Campbell said that the company bad acted very well, sad he might now say that he did not think any line was better conducted. Verdict for the plaintiff—lansages 1601. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Imm 20. OMR* I W104.—.P/701111 LIONS PAM. ALDWON. AND PLAIT. The natters whin non under the coaskleratwo of tb. owe to-day wen of so general interest. SITTORIS AT MI 191101.-..111701E Tat LOP. MVP WWI MID iIIICIAL MILL -- --- The owes which ease before the Gout to-day WI either referred or turned into special ewe• SECOND COURT. urneas sr pm rams (nt vas nova: or CONDON NIL DADOS DAMN ADD CONOell /VIM. 1111COM3I AND ANOTIIII N. CLAYTON. Mr. Petendotff was ceased for the plaintiff, and Mr. Cooler appeared for the defendant. was as notion to recover 1091. Ss. 61. for paper sup plied, sad for printing a publication called Punchinello, The plaintiffs WI printers is Windmill-street, Haymarket, and the defendant is an artist, and much engaged in liters. tare. The defendant and a person of the name of agreed to is the literary world as D r. Jack to start the above-named publication. Jack at that time having the management of • print's( Moises of a Mr. Richards, in St. Marties.law, undertook to supply the paper and the prindft at wet prise, whilst the defendant egret/ to do the thg, the illastradens, Yd to provide literary esseilintione. • Whill party coesested to And the money for the lest r 1 tssMMr Jaek and the defendant agreeing to sham the pram, WSW lessee, equally between them. The work was carried ea apes these terns for upwards of twelve menthe, Asa which period Jack informed the defendant that the moat plaintiff' had come into the printing erseern, and, befog somewhat particular is their manner of dole, besieges, had refused to print the work unless they were paid weekly, sad, according to the evidence for the plaintiffs, when number 46 was in progress of composition the defendant wrote to them, sating that as a negotiation, which had bees carrying psi for some time, was not completed, he would pay for the number. Omer letters wawa between the parties, is one of which it was stated by Jack that he bedews up all connection with the publication, on condi tios that he was to have no farther liability in respect of it. The paper west on, sad ultimately a demand for the sum sow claimed was made upon the defendant. Mr. Cooper, os behalf of the defendant, °pomaded that the partnership between Jack and his client had never been dissolved, and in proof of the existence of the partnership proceeded to read the copy of the decleraties which had been lodged at the Stamp.oMet, wherein it was set forth that Jack was the sole printer, and that he end the defeat daat were sole proprietors of the pablieeties. lbe defendant was is the comae of examinatios, when Mr. Baron Martin interposed, sad said he thougbt that this was a very proper case for en arrangement to be come to. Be looked through the accounts and the letters, Yd be thought SOL would be a very fair verdict for the jury to retain. After sere diwassion between the learned counsel this verdict was agreed to. The jagy aftwaraagly returned a verdict for the plaintiff damages SOL INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JusE 20. MO= TEII =WS 00101116:01 , 17. II 33 LAZARUS LIOPARD. This insolvent, an importer and dealer In foreign goods, was opposed by Mr. Dowse for Mr. C. Poupan and Mears. Billiard and Gray. The complaint was that the insolvent had obtained goods of Messrs. Billiard and Gray, who are French importers, in Rod Lion-square, and gays thesis bills, when be had no reasonable ezpootation of mien the same. The bids were held by the other opposing creditor, r. Pompeii. The Court held that ths debt fee which the insolvent was opposed had been incurred without reasonable expecte d's of payment, and pronounced a judgment of eight months at the suit of the opposing creditors. At the suit of tbs snediton generally a judgment of four months was given. 11l 33 MINIM 7AITIIMLL—ALLIORD MIMICRY IDINTITY. This issolesst, who bau been a barrister, and MOW clerk to his brother, Mr. R Faithfull, of Brighton, applied to be discharged. At the time ha was clerk ho rested enteral farms near Brighthn. Mr. Nichols appeared for several creditors, and Mr. Dowse for Mr. T. Boberse, an attorney. Mr. &mood supported. Tbe emu esemeseed by an inquiry whether the insolvent had bsen out of the Clinien's Prison since he had petitioned, on the lid of May. Be positively declared that sioos his commitment, on the it of May, until the present occasion, ha had same been outside of the prison. On the other hand, an elderly gentlemen, named Deneb, who had knew. the insolvent upwards of fourteen yesn, was called, sad stated that on the 17th of May be saw the iaeolunt, neer his brother's cfßee, in Middle street. Brighton, when be said, " How do yen do, Mr. Demob ?" and he replied " How do you do, M r. Feithfull ?' • and passed on Mr. Desch mentioned the circumstance to Mr. Mk, wine merchant, of Brighton, who wha the detaining *fedi• tor, and an action of escape bad been brought moist the keeper of the Queen's Prison. Mr. &mood said it was clearly a case of mistaken identity. Mr. Dinah declared that he was as positive as be wee of kis own enigma, that he had loss the insolvent at Brighton ea the 17th May. The insolvent repeated his statement, that be bad 0111 , 10, been out of prison since his commitment on th. Ist of May. The Chief Conthaissidner said if there was other evidence it bad better he given, and says further expense en the tuition. Several wit:news at Brighton were called. It had been reported that the insolvent had been sees at Brighton sieve his arrest, bat it turned out that a person i•aseer; Lucas. who was in the habit of attendiog Brighton market, was very mesh ltho him. That person had hostesses on the 17th Kay la Nefilaaa. Tie obi., Commissioner said he supposed there must have been a mistake. The smut would go on with the sub stance of the ems. The insolvent underwent a lengthened eastainatloa, re lating to the farms As had rested neer Brighton, end as to an amignment he bad made for the benefit of his creditors Subsequently the property wee mild, and be had not been able to °broth full information on the subject. The cm occupied the court till its rising at five o'clock, and wee then adjourned to Monday, when Mr. Robert Faithfall will be required to attend. THE POLICE COURTS. WO RS H I P-BTREET. Mr. Charks Harold tioateit, • carver and gilder is Clifton-street, Pmohary, requested Mr. Dllyseoures advice sad assistanos. The applicaat stated that one of his owe:Aims, a led ander 16 years of age. had enlisted as a filer in the City of Lades Militia. Appheaat had oht.ineit an interview with de eenimaadiag calker and prodaeed the lad's ind.atures, b be would cot ohtain his discharge, as the omoer eon tesini that snob exemption could Dot he legally Waisted elm the Median was for a less term then seven years. mot=was only bound for See years, and appliceat bad a premium with him of fifteen setae's. Mr. Traybcourt expressed hes regret that he had no power to moist the applicant, as the Mutiny Act only sane ebbed the exemption claimed where is term of hinoing INS mot le.s then saves T. en in Ragland ; five is Ireland, and four in Scotland. He would, b.rivever, direct one of the peeves of the court to laurel de with the colonel of the animist. Hayward, the warrant Aar, afterwards reported to the magistrate that he bed emesneisated with the sating . . informed b' - , ~ the 1 41 4. 1 . 41 of Bt. Peal aced 01. ilishelas, ' ha preemiesel eray lowfol latrrest, so if solo &elan mime, of the moistest, who .._ - him that the enlist; / MUM, a Mai," wheel was mihroed by Mom void for the emsem. while es the ohm lead, if thiy meat of the boy, who heti swayed the eseal b hate, bed day, a special cast of sewers was held et the Court-home, Ma. Ileganit.4lllll all ib• hill of the tibiae& should be valid, they weeld be enforced Deli se tar es the, tress ollelellp ratified, sad that be would be remised la the Greekstreet, El he, Mr. Jebb is she shut,, for the passe !the committee e• Ike 6th of lig, MM, be were judged to be remashre. Therefore, is his opium, regbasat. et allowlai dellesessies sad cempositious cm district rates, to Me Feast the passable of the pielealle iodinates should be for the pledatift MARLBOROUGH-11TRIBT boarlos appeals mad semsaasers„ moister/ presentments of 'the so sentraemsat ens Istered Mr. Justice Wiletm s sarerd with Mr. Jostles Irk, but Mr. Gems* Brien, =embalm, was Mewed with asseMett eldiliNeele ami to make the n intim for the ems west that the Msasedaesa allemla I Lord Campbell (wham judgment was reed by Mr. 'males. Mg Jamie Wilma, shell.flahmeager No. 6, Otfordetreet, weal= of Win sad repairing o omen, tto., but so to the phdatillf am,chremptea). sad Ms. Judos Cramps bane of a differest with • dagger. poiatelloto@ut moo itironfai sf o report. CHARGE OF FRAUD IN HULL. On Monday morning considerable interest was manifested in the town at toe report, which was commonly current, of a gentleman of fashion having bete apprebeadeo on a charge of having defrauded the Arm of Messrs. liar rison, Watson, and Co , bankers. A great number of gen dolmen and bankers crowded the court to hear the case. At ten o'clock, Georg* Henry B. D. Plantagenet Harrison, • fashionably-dressed, moustachioed and bearded Englishmen, was placed at the bar before Mr. Travis, the police mortis trate, charged with haring unlawfully obtained 251. from the Messrs. Harrison, on Saturday last. TVs facts of the cose were that on Tuesday last the defendant went to the Worcester City and County Banking Company, showed a bond for 1001., which, he said, would shortly la 3 due to him, and be received 761. and a checkbook. On Saturday last he obtained from the Messrs. Harrison 251., leaving a bond for 1,0001. as security, and referring to the Worcester Bank one of his cheques for 601. to be presented. From Hull he went to Grimsby, and obtained 161. from a bank them, showing the cheque-book of the Worcester Back and a receipt for • bill which he left there for 5381. 10e., drawn upon and accepted by Woolf and Co. Mr. Har rison, however, had telegraphed to Worcester to know if the cheque far 601. would be honoured, sad on receipt of an answer that it would not be. he had the detendant sprint. bonded. The manager of the Worcester Bank said be bad tusfertsusately given the cheque book to the accused, l under the impreasioa that he would not draw until the bil was at maturity. Mr. Travis said he did not see that there bad been a fraud. The accused then sent for • bee, and pro duced to the magistrate his commission as • general in the South Americus service, a manuscript book containing many foreign passports and splinted petition which, he said, bad been presented to the House of Lords, in which he laid claim to tides, end to being the hek-at-law of Edward 111. He contended that this was a debt, and be was willing to repay the money he bad received of Mr. Harrison and of the Grimsby beaker; but would not pay the Worcester Bank on principle. Mr. Travis said he would discharge him on the money being refunded. The money was paid at the police-oMo' by " the General," who, we believe, was subs*. (wady itidAst to give Mr. Abel, the manager of the Worcester Busk, • promissory note for the future payment of the 751., and then left with his luggage and uniform, which, we hear, was worth nearly 2,0001., in • cab.—Hull Agora?. THE BAST INDIA COMPANY. Yesterday a quarterly general court of the pro prietors in this company was held at their house in Leadeshalletres,t Mr. ELLIOT MACIUGHTSN, chairman of the Board of Memnon, presiding. The enemies said be had to acquaint the court that , several papers ordered by perhament last session had been laid upon the table. The titles of the papers alluded to were mad. TM Cncinnest said he had neat to acquaint the court that the wasnate for the last dividends would be delivered to the proprietors on the 6th of July. A report front the Committee on Bye-laws was laid Defers the court, sac the names of several proprietors were pro posed and accepted as members of the committee. This was all the badness en the agenda paper. Mr. M. LBW= rose to propose the following resolution:— I" lhat the directors do take the earliest opportunity of remedying the breach of faith committed by the Madras gemesmsst towards the Bepoys of the 6th Light Cavalry, and that they do roped to this court the mesas they may have sissOld ter that purpose." When he last brought the matter balms die surt, • gentleman stated that the occur nem tat plass a leas time ago. Bo it did, but that was au roues why es Wadies should not be inquired into. lithe gentlemen alluded to had any pecuniary claim upon the geeeswisast, he would, so far from allowing it to drop off in sessequeses of lapse of time, come down and demand pay ment with interest. It was impossible to view the proceed ings of which he complained in any other light than that of murder. Mr. Joni' said he would second the motion, for the purpose of hearing what the directors had to say upon the matter, although he admitted that he had not inquired into the meriss of the question. There was another reason why he wanted laformatits. The last chairman of the company (Major ()Upbeat) had systematically treated the proprietors with the utmost I.:dignity. When a question was brought forward is reference to one of the judges, the proprietors were to.d that they had nothing to do with it. When a weenies was asked by him (Yr. Jones) about salaries, be wee told he had nothing to do with it. If the chairman treated the peoprie•ors is that way, it was no wonder that the compasy itself should be occasionally snubbed by the President of the Board of Coatrol. The Cs•ramart said he did not mean any disrespect to the hoe. proprietors who bad brought forward this moat's, whoa he said he should not go into the question. The whole matter was referred to the late Doke of Wellington, who had said that everything that had been done was per fectly regular. Mr. LsWin repeated that it was a scandalous ease of in justice, and that the directors duet not produce the papers is edemas to it. The motion was then put and negatived. Mr. Jonas called attention to the rates demanded is India on goods taken from England, namely, 16 per cent. Great annoyance was inflicted by the agents who received these duties on English tradesmen. Iftbe Paths of Egypt meld skeet his dative in this country, he did not see .by the Mit India Company could not do the same. As Halley =Pas chest to be abolished, he thought that the mosey wank. some to the company in itonmquence should be detested to the foundation of scholarships in India, so that the young men who obtained them might come to this essatry, to peas through the ordinary forms of instruction and szentinatirs here. Atter some remarks from Mr. Lewin, on the subject of the prescribed examinations, particularly in reference to a petition be had received frets India for presentation to the House of Commons, the meeting was adjourned. LOVE'S ENTERTAINIIIINTS.-REGENT GALLERY. We have always held that the serest test of merit is its power to sustain itself before the public fora leagth seed period Those entertainments are of longer standing than any (sustained by individual exertion) now before the public, having be*. originally produced in London in 1834, cad resented almost annually ever since that period. Mr. Love's Entertainments have recently attracted considerable . . attention, and among the distingteished personages who have visited them daring the last few days we may mention Lord Possum. Lady Charlotte ggerton, the Hon. Miss Fox Mauls. Captain F. M. Ramsey, the Dowager Led, . . Compton, Miss Mitchell, Vico-Chancellor Riuderaey, Lord Garvagh sad the Dowager Lady G irvagb, Sir Jams John ston, Mr. G. V. Harcourt, M.P., Sir William and Lid; Mszwell, Lady Dude, Lady Ruth, Sir Staff .rd Nerthcote and Lady goithcote, Mrs. A. Robhouse, Sir loan Blither, Mr. J. M. 'Make% M.P., Admiral Hawker, Lady Williams. Mr. Charles M. Manners, Mrs. Sullivan, Lady Diana Peekingten, Captain Quinn, Lord and Lady Armada' sad party, Lord Cecil, Lord Lough. borough, the Miwes Pearson, Mr. J. Sadleir, M P., We Countess of Chichestor, Bermes' Von Usedom, Prince Castalini, General Farrell, Sir Morton Pew, General H. J. Cumming, LC H., family of the Dike of Newcastle, Ltd; A. Carpel, Countess of Albemarle and party ; family of the Duke of Montrose, Lady Seymour and family, Laity Selina Vernon and party, Captain Diraud and party, Col. Paul and party, Rail of Ropetoun, Captain Maxwell, Lord sad Lady Waterpark, Lady Diana Denlop, Major Tab, Cassia Banbury, hi P Lord Sondes, 0. Ricardo, Esq., M.P., Sir Robert Prise, Bart, M.P., do. DOLPHIN-COURT RAGGED SCHOOL AND GINA' RN,1701, 2 AND 3, 00/11171112, STITALFIELDL—A Ladies' baser of wets/land oreamratal work we, mod per tents, at the institutios, under the immediate patronage of tee Counter of Bnaitesbury, and other ladies of distinemius, for the /wpm of raising a turd for liquidating the debt hp corred by the ?meat enlargement of the premises. The taboo' room was teat/doily decorated on the oatallaa, awd well provided with a proluriun of elegant articles of ueedlework, and throughout the day a constant suctravies of visitors &mumbled. Title institution was nee of the Mat established to Lounim, sod is certainly am ef.otosl medium for unelioratiam the condition of the poor By its instruct/en tality free lostructwo Walvis to about 800 lads, pins, and Wires, three times doly, and take on Sunday, and • be.. is provided for &le under sixteen, in which they are Waisted for &Alsatians. lhe sale is to be contiaued this day sod to morrow. MAZILIAO. ErriAOIDINART.—TOIII Thumb, the =berated little great elan, was married at Webster on Mendel Net to Mbe Vision, of Bridgeport, Coneocticut. —Bedew Herold. METROPOLITAN COHHIMION OF SERElll.—Yestero GOOD NEWS YWIIERE BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead , Sofa , Chair , I n c lined Couch, Mos q uito Tent, and Watetcrn, LM nue,keno Tent. peaked la ate ease, weiebt fr, in albs, to 1 210 a, length 21 inches by 6 deep end 54 broad. ele eoldltr, traveller, or larelld should be ',Moat on. Sold ony by W. P. caLks. Elepbant 164 Strand, Leaden. BUMMER TENT. BOVA N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AGAINST. alahed 1820.—N.8. No taps are genuine except stamped enkji, name and address; all oth, mire spurious lenitatams. J. B. teaches gratis a tew method of tapping asks, winnow delight all who use it, and supplies wholesale and retail his NEw INVENTED TAP WEA PPEKB (to supersede the btmgliag mom of wine aspen meld. and le. per pullet. The tnde supoSed, N.B. Its merits were much canvassed and duly appru,4 b. tY Great Exhibition, Section 22. No. 402, and for which ths Wows medal was awarded. z/Z1 r • ,‘ ~..,I .t.i. I Thii....._J--i rproaAp.sebscomVAENt.Rß.ETlFLE:Dcb.(l)BfittEW:Ett,l4.:,;NASCeallt, y,Nti.EL,:...oli • : i F....._.• ihnt the last pint shallbe drawn 5a4074 1 1" / ---** - A la T-_ -t . 4414 11:11 . ' ' Nut —.. =re . —,... • N ( -fr.. ---- ti . the lira; warranted to . repay its rest I I t, , two casks ot ale , price 4a, 6,1.• d ak 6.. g I -' " eleetro-plate+l 'or cherry, &e. I , e. ' 1.7. 4. . The above engraving will explain hi 47. A action. When the loose key Is fitted at a+ ... the top of the plane (which he Own.. it .;. posit. the atr-tube II), lankient Innis 8 . 4 . through it into the cask to cause Melon 13 .1 . to run off freely ; when the laplentrall 4 g Il r off no more air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, Elq . Stabu i , street, Manaion-house Yunnan', bob monger and Bath Minufattarm.. Ens THE SECOND SUMMER FETE AT CHISWICK. This attractive exhibition came off yesterday. The day was beautifully fine, without being uncomfortably warm, and we believe the visitors to Chiswick have seldom gone away more pleased and interested. The bands of the Grenadiers, Cold and lit Life Guard., were in the grounds, and delighte d the company with their best perionnances. Among these present we observed the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, the D...chess of Suther land and party, the Marchioness of Hastings, the Prince and Princess Doris, the Countess of Macclesfield, the Rai end Countess of Bradford, the Earl of Scarborough, the Earl of Ili:heater, the Bishop of London, the Bastion of Winchester, Lady Granville, Sir Philip sad Lady Egerton, Lord and Lady John Russell, Lady Wm. Fitsr.y, Lady Cooke, Lsdy Charles Wellesley, Lady Charlotte Dennison, Sir CblaltS Lemon, But., M P., Sir John Ramsden, Sir J W. Guise, But., W. Tattoo Egerton, Esq., dtc. The plants were in beautiful condition. The orchids again were abundant, and of first-rats excellence. The geraniums, a large portion of which occupied half of • loog stags, were dassling. Other groups of them were, with excellent taste, disposed amongst collections of less flowery plants and those exhibited for beauty and elegance of form and foliage. The attention paid to this latter class of objec - s is a new feature in these exhibitions. Various fine collec tions of ornamental and variegated plants were contributed. The delicious fragrance of the roses in pots and their 'zeal lona of cultivation stamped them as one of the mat im portant features of the exhibition, and in the same tent were some extensive collections of cat rhododendrons, aloe), favourites in any shape. The stove and greenhouse plants were what is technically termed " well done," Sir John Cathcart's collections being pre-eminent. The collection of Sir B Antrobus, But., of Coles Childs, Esti , and of the Messrs. Fraters, had also some moot beautiful and striking objects. For several seasons we have noticed with regret the falling off in the exhibitions of heaths, both in quantity and qua lity, and were gratified to find that a revival of their ancient excellence is taking place. In novelties Misers. Veitch sent a seedling rhododendron named " Princess Royal," beautiful and chaste, of a deli cate pink colour, almost a distinct species, the flowers io shape almost like those of the Stephanotis. The garden was in excellent order, the turf and walks dry and comfortable, the clumps very gay, and the constr. vatiry showily furnished with the usual plants proper to the ~OIL Trim fruit, of which there was a most interesting display, was arranged round • circular stags, backed up by plants with ornamental foliage and vines in pots. The latter were very interesting, some of them being in pairs trained into arches, so as to allow as bunches to hang down naturally as th y grow. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVIRPOOL 8111111 AT FORZION PORTA. —Baiptian (es.), Pitcabe (sa.), and Norfolk Hero, at Smyrna • Theta* at Malaga ; Nick° (r.), off Oporto ; Jesse Prosper, at Bordeaux ; Louis Maurice at St. Madre ; Stake, at Scinemunde ; (haunter Bo c k, at Traveratutde ; Bpreulant, at Kiel. ARRIVED. Arr A-at !Amourls, Jam 19, ATILLAWft-at OTSWINCId, JIM 20. Aomori-se Orammed, Jam 20, from.— Aroura-at Oravemod, Jams 20, trom...- Ammi.o-ataraveread. Jum 20, tram Amu.s.a-at Gramomd, Joao 20, from Amu, Cxraum-at Ormond, June 19, from Samba Barnes AXIMIC.A.II-41 Liverpool., Jaw 20, from .... apalacbiei Cm or Looms-et Gravesend, June 20, from Dunkirk C.TIIIIINZ -at Oravaramd, Jam 20, f ro m Denmark CALsposu-at Gravesend, Jam 2 0 ((_- from Denmark CALL AUCIONT- at Gravesend, JOBS 20, tram L Dantzle Cssarri-at Dartmouth. Jam 19, from Cumir -off Qmenstown, _Jum_lll., --- Dautsic Strsliund Wimur itteziasthia 112 - 1;74:-01GIWIED - TOES. -. JUDO IS, Doan-at Tsinset*. June 19, Eeroioa-olf Liverpool. June 20 Et Tone-et Deal. Jose 19, tom Westward Fuss -at Gramme% Joni 19, from Odense Easousz-at Ormond. June 20, hon. Deatok Enes-at Groverevd, June 10, from Bweden EmIODISCI-14 Grevesend, JUDO 90, from. Denmark Essa-at Gravesend, June 20, from siemel ELLIDA-at Gravesend, Jane 20, from Bremen Fotawom-at unversed, June MI, tram Bremen Vitro° Fuz -at Bouthamptoo, Jura 15, from Lieboo GLOVER at Plymouth, Inns IS, ban Alezeadeb Bou.opo-et Gravesend, Jane 20, from Oalemi Juno-at Cork, Jane 17, from Alexendrht Janos Iteseneao-ce Portland. June 11, from Jamaica Juan -at Grammer% June 10, from Dead' Los-st Gravesend. June 19, 'frost. . ...... Gotbsolere LOST WIEROOLUID -at Liverpool. JUDO 10, trom New Misses ilineava -at °ramrod, Jure 20, from Emdee Mew, (OUSTER-at Falmouth, June 11, from Naples Res-at Falmouth, June 19, from. .........Aleiandria Temeni-act Posenstowo, Jane 121, b00t.... ...... ..........oolleo Gene -at Plymewl, June IS, from Seville Kowasa-at Welds, Jose 19, from °Wend linsmoto-stGraessend, lons 20, from Hog... Sens Serer Jace-at Gravesend. June 20, hem Cadiz SALM -St GROOMED, JUDO 20, from Stettin Sonorous-at Gravesend, June 20, from ho rde MOREA MASOILSIT-St. Goole, June 15, fro . Baaast--at Gravesead, Jane 10, from T.wrosu-at answered. h. 20, from , Twasass-at Gravesend, Julie 20, from I leder —at Oraveeend, June 19, . IWO—. VALKir I IPS— M Oreneeeed, June IC ill Wier FIIMILMID —at Gravesend, June 20, Dentine itusloa .. elem. Daotsie S•ILID. Acne-from Liverpool, June 20, to Honlesberg Arm-from Pill, June 19, to Tobin , ' ArTZLOrr-hoot Pit. June 19, to Newfoundiana ADOLPEIVO-floe Cardiff, June 12, to Stoelbuins MIMICS -from Falmouth, June 19, to London Aintaa -from Swoons, June 19, to .... .. . ... - ...... . ........ Para Atriloll Pusan - from Plymouth, June 19, to Cries. a ATIIINA -Iran Liverpool, June 20, to Africa Al.. Mrrasmi-Iron Gravesend, June 20, to Bwan.ea BILAION -tram Onweeend, June 20, b 00.... ......... - . Ostend Be,. Nam-from 1 Iserpool, June 10, to Melbourne Basis-from Swansea, June 19, to !aware Cn.atorra C.Joem-trom WM', June 19, to Malta I rri , Or BOTITRIDAN -trim Gramma& June 20, to Dunkirk CALODOPIA-hot Gravesend. June 20, to ... Hamburg Coulotoropt-frons Gramemd. June 29, to antlsu t Cumin-from Ormond, June 19, to Morsel Bay Disea-hoot Gramma, June 20, to Grimm Dusan-tram Gravesend, Juno 20, to Homburg Minix -from Gravesend, June 20, to Constanunopts Esarma Ctir--trom Gravesend, June 20, to .... _ Calcutta Rue. Jacom-froan Gravesend, June 10, to Hobart Town Estrasoa-trots Ltymposl,. June 20, to Calcutta LPIOZIPOI—trea Liverpool, June 29, to ... Eznwan 0011T011 —from Plll. Juno 19, to lloaknoo—town Z49/00111, Juno 19. to aodoo 19, Mei= som-front Gresnoak, Juno - , Ma- . . . Jamaiss FUNDS. FRANI-from Limped, Jaftrilk 1n....-. limbers P. err—has Gramm& hoe IS, 10.......................Grav , lints Gaat.app-from Shia* hoe 1116 10....... ...........:110 JOON= Orassaara-Ilan PaFtli i June 19, t 0.. .... Crimea ifiumnien -trout use 19, to Carthage= Haume-from ar avain nie 19, to. Ilaworga-trom June 20, to Havre I -from Liverpool, sae 10, to R. Ayres I , DOPTIUO-tram Plymouth, June 19, to Bestial J. D'HIC-hors POWUNDOUtiI, Jane 19, t0... a .... NONOOStIO JOHN PAILDNW-from 'Plymouth, June 19. to Neweort JOHN AND MART-2100 Torbay, JUDO 16, to Alicante loop WILLIAIN -tram Liverpool, June 20, to JNAII 13.rusra Kama-nom Liverpool, June 20, to. Bordeaux Lana-from Gravesend, June 20, to Rotterdam LION-from Oravesend, June 20, to Heriingen Leon-lon. Oravessed, June 20, to (hemlines LIUNIII -trona Gravesead JUDO 20. to Oravelint • LAUDA -trim Cardiff, June 19, to Gibraltar Lion-from Melds, Jane 19, :to LADY MONA -20111 Scilly, JUDO 17, to Swum Ayres LOMA-from Liverpool, June 20. to .... ..... Memel MATNILDU - from Liverpool, JUDO 10, to Copenhagen Maar App-from Candff, June 19, to Cuestantioople NYLSOIA-bes. Clyde, June It. to Quebec Monarow-from boutbsmpton, 'June 19, to Constantinople MeaT nrcumaar-hoe Grammed, JUDO 20, to Caeatta Pao raarras-from Grammend, Jena 19, to Norway - - --sa-from Liverpool, Jana 20, to New York Jose 19, to Gatos - -nutty June 19, to Halts ' June 20, to. .New Zealand Pnt.L.ts -trout Hattl•pid Vaemnissus (is )—tr oN 9.110 _ Kai. sow —Proem Orameend, Jusello, to Norms Facrason—from Oraveismd, JUDO 10, to Cal utta Samaras-from Portsmouth, June 19, to Newcastle Samaria° Rua—from Plymouth, Joao 19, to I rime& TONAWANDA—trees 13verp3ol, June aO, to Philadelphia 'humours —from Gravelead, Juno 20, to Otmetanthio le lliaciei —trots Gravenend, Jane 19. to °reboil Tasmania—from Gravesend, Jane 19, to Gibraltar %lemma—from Gravesend, June 20, t 0.... Adelaide VuLuaresa—tram Sh olds, June 19, to Palermo Vasco ua 011/4 (s.)—tram Clyde, Jane IS, to LIOLIOI WOOOLAWI from Shields, Jun. 19, to Cape Wei. Rowans—Mom Liverpool, June 10, to Gibraltia WAI• Daman MAJOODlll—tram Orameeed, Jane $O, to Norway TIMM SPOILER WITH. tealate Duke at Grattan. GLOV use t...lbesbildp, C.a. 3.0. Glover, forme: l 7 of tbi Biqa itaas, am et the ,ate of B.W. NO MIN EIDBIL—Jaaa .7, Margaret. late of W. F. 9aisaa.kl Lodr, Reuling. k•lute. WIDDECOMBIL—Jaw 16, at New Pilecelard. Wesio ii " ." ' 4.° Primula, e oJ. VI Wean be, Em., aged SC WILD.--Jone 1 7,3. ' ud, Esq., of stomity, crotoPton. Adrbtle (Amer. ship). of Bath, from Europe for the United States, June 14, lat. 49.2 lea. 16 .70 W. BI oltbOoli (barque), trots Liverpool, house wee, April 13, off Cape Bora. Clime Gimmer, limn Liverpool for . Aden aed Bombay, Sons let. 44.20 N., be. 9.40 W. oour,er (Amer.abip), from Callao for Liverpool, I las 6, lat. 26 N. ), roe. S a W. Caroline WON. DaDgerasid. from Landon kr Valpandsql4l. .27 N., lon. 22.11 W. Mary (English barque), from lamps Ix tae lanlteditaLse, J ace 2, I L let. 44 O. 40.30. rakuval owl putOdobou v. mu 4* Moo AM". bom n. N./misses ladle (barqmph tram Landon for Peet Mil* \ley , let.us the otB Lon=o:,...nTUOMaar.ataa• the 11, i6i6 24 8.,15a. IS W. t Mr" P .m. it MARKETS. COTTON.—Lesnaroot. Jona 10.--The sales of cotton today ws estimated at from 4,000 to 3,000 bales. and include 290 Perms ant Maranhao, 60. to 7 rd.. ; l"0 Bahia 74d. to 7 id. ; :00 Poona. gig . to 74a.; SOO Surat, Oct. to Act. The motet at its aloe was Mein To-day's prices, u compared with last Friday's quatatkaa anti, CORN.—Horton, Jose 20.—We have had a small helms 6=l wheat today at 20. over last week's prime, with a rood skew; ter, 76e. to 77e.; white. his. Little doing in other articles. fProczvott-orr•Tnes, lons 21.—We had a goo 1 supply defilade' morning from the growers ' which met a free sale at the War currency of this day seek. In the value of barley, rota, end Wm, there wee no variation. Imports during the past week : ems. twist, 300 qrs. ' " . . Maui. Jerre I).—There was • arm market for home grain atom Corn Ezeiange today, owing to the Improved amulets from labia Wheat meta ready sale at fully •he eurreaciea of Yrida=loals were a shade dearer. Lathan ourn tat, but koalas are sot submit to lower rates. COALS.-Lornon, loss 20.- Beside West Hartley, lto ; ter Main, 16s. ; Cookson's Hartley. ins. 6d.; Ilolywell, lb. Id; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, lac ; Rawnsworth Wist 11.11211, 17s. 9d.; Tanneld Moor, Us.; Taafteld Mom Butes, 154.; WO, Primrcm, I3s. ; West H stley Greys, 17a. dd. ; West Pe1t05,15.4 Wylaw, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 18.. 6d. ; Walls Ed Bell and Brown, 17. t. rd.; Walls End Goalorth, 165.; W.S. ea Hanoi; Ins. dcl. ; Walls End Heaton, ; Wells End MA 17s. 9d.; Walls End hunch**, 18s.; Eden Mein, 19.. 6d.; Wad Bad Belmont, 190. ; Walls End Vramwellgate, 194.6,1; Walla! Haswell, 21s ; Walls End Latabtoo, 21*. 64. ; Walls Ed Lanly, 19s. 62.; Walla End Montague, Walls Ead Pemba,1116.96; Walls End Richmond, 19.. ; Walla Erd Rupees Helton, WM; Walls End Stewart's, Ils. ; Walls End Comp, Ilk. 6d.; Wand Hartlepool, 20s. 9d., Walls End South Kean, Welle Tees, 21..; Walls End West Sella, 181. 9d.; Walls End Whitmeth, 175., Walls End Evenwood. re. 6d.; Cared Merthyr, 1121.; rother. gill's Aberdare, 21s. 6d.; Llangenneeb, 12 1 . 6d.; Medal Cm*. 275. 6d.; Wayne's Merthyr, 225. LANCASHIRE MANUFACTURERS AND Ma. LEOURS HoaNaa.—On Saturday a deputation from the fumy muters of this county bad an interview with 84 Gene Grey, Bart., at the Home-office, to present a memo* praying for the removal of Mr. Leonard Homer Ninths office of factory inspector for this district. The sun* which ass numerously signed, was based upon the tuts dive number of informations laid by Mr. Sorter, II 0311. pared with those by inspectors in other distriets, nut proportion of the mese bring alleged to be %medial ke ■nd vexatious. The following figures, we Wien, rise the number of factories at present under inspection iamb Old' let, with the number of informations laid by each it spector since the commencement of the system of Mere*. in 1836, as gathered from 34 of the 38 published repom Fee- Warner tortes. Mr. Horner Mr. Howell Mr. Sounders end Mr.lßedirrave 1,690 Mr. Stuart and Captain Kincaid... 530 125 The rap Lvta not available in the preparation of the above comparison, were these for the half-years ended 10ne,18,18, and April, 1864.—Manchester Guardean. THE WHEAT CROP.— We yesterday saw some very floe can of new wheat, (tom a field at Farebam, Hint; I which were sent per post to Mr. F. Fielder, a member of the Stock Exchange in this city. The ears were shad isehes long, and both large and full. Mr. Fielder's at respondent writes—. The prospect of the corn crop hem I abundant—l may say, never better, and daily irsprofille —Manchester Guardian. [Advertisement.] INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, ThaTORRIEII, Ste.—Care No. 71. of dyspepsia;—From the ag llllll6 . 1 .r-i Stuart ce Declee 1 . I have derived considerable benefit fros Du Barry'. delicious Revslent • Arables Food, and omesder it duets Yourselves and the publio to authorise the pahliestioo of timelines .TOART Da Deena." Are No. 49,-32 : --" Pithy' years' teimuttalis agony from dy•pepsta, nervownees whirs, cough, coneliPetuor flatulency, 'paws. sickness at the romach, and vomitinsts berehuu meowed by Du Barry's eke:Aleut rood.—MAms JOLLY. ffertemi Ling, near Dies, Norfolk." In canisters, with lull naltratainan; ; 12ib„ 225.; super-refined, 51b., 226.: 10tb., 335. The 101 b. 121 b. carriage free. Barry do Barry and Co., 77, affenteaDett t/i• don; Fortnum. Mason, and Co. ; also at 60, Gracechurebettelt; 49, Biahopagme-sireet Within: fi3, Cornhill ; 4, Cheapside; 61. 01. bed-meet, 431 and 330. Strand. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Flue noato Burr. ram. in Corium a BAD Len.—Mr. E. Wass/el Wife Mines, Macbynileth, states that a friend of his, in Plueelgre guttered for two years wdb • dreadful bad leg,wkicb defied Ole axle of several persons to core, n'ttwltto-modine various nmedles wele t• led. He endured excruciating pain tor several months, sod 'hi P• 71 011 him a sisit be recommended him to use Honors?' Gistsmt and Pills, from the effects of which a cluing. for the tette Ins quickly produml, and ultimately his leg was soundly and Bs now ei.,l ye excellent health. Mr. Witliams will satisfy any poff the truth of this statement—Sold by all dealers in me Urine, sad st Professor liolleway'd Sotablisementa, 241, Strand, Lonlott; ea Me Maitland .ns, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BINGHAM.—June 17, at Chippenhain, the wife of J. 81 41104 Z i t" of &daughter. CAMPBELL—June 18, at Kaipton Rectory, the Boa. Mrs. Cat i. bell, of a son, still-born. OBILD.—June 16, at Clarence-equare, Brighton, the wifeof o.Ctt9f, ken., of a daughter. 01 DAGOETT.—.Iuee 14, at Gateshead, the wife of W. Daelfrile Neweastle-ou•Tyne, of a daugoke. DURRAM.—June 19 at Park-stmt, Groseenor.wpdre, tees of Durham, of item sons. KlNG.—June 18, at Sidmouth, the wife of J. 0. KU*, Eels daughter. PELLY —June 17. at Woodside, Slaugham, Busses, the wife el Pally, Pan., of a son. POLE.—June .7, at the Old Park bows, Derbyshire, Lad/ Aria Chandra Pole, of a daughter. Paw ELL—June 17, at Cambridge-place. Camberwel. Newaced da wi , e of J. IL Pe ell, Esq., of a dauebter. TRIM If E.—June 19, Lady Edward Thyme, of a son, still.tars. MARRIAGES. LER—GIVOELL—June Rev. East Ham Church, by the Ref Ir• Streetheld, thaw, the John Morley Lee, Rector of Bode,. Hint., to Emily Mary, youngest daughter ot James Gingen. En , of Wood Howie. SILVA—MOBIIB.—Jane 20, at 86, Gloncester.equme. HYdel" bl the Kee. Ur. Adler, ass eted by the Kee. S. Ascher and the Ir. A L. Green, John G. titles. Esq., ot Melbourne, Vict oria , t , daughter of Paw Week Esq. ILKINSON—W it ITE.—Juete :9. at St. Alphage, Ut SA eet glel4 bi hs brottierloilaw. tne Ree. Robert Upton, Vicar of r 1 Marmot: Eabo. Edward Wilkinson, Eq.. .. ot the Royal William It'sr B ., 7 ' mouth, rotund it t o Oiptsin W. Witsineon, RAC. to 11131 . (laughter of W White, Req ot tte time% Blackhoult. DRATIIB. BLACKBURN.— let Rollout-s qu are, rental:mile, the Bra Weethatru, BLUNT.—J nue 1 .J.J. Blunt, WA., Lady Suss tenor of Dtai lilt Unierreay ui Gassbeldg , , gird i l • BklOwNW —J une 16, Vppet Charlodle-atreet, Major Drawee, of Um 100th Hest. OF IN.ON . one 16, • QoPee's-road. Ralston, B. ..'" Faq , ma of the late H. W. Loaluo,on, tag., of llfraoombe. awed IL FIl Z80T, 7 /ooe le, at Eaton-terrace, Lady L. Taco,. d501"4 , '''"---o __--- ago the Jk or but true to I< To rot k A; teastots Stook* TM Ertel WINO.* Oboature SD TOW e arn Pateewol e A AE E xc.' Way icic ppl lowa v+ nom o z iora e ed to. ; toloiNism , I NOTICE MEETING 43, Null p. A"' ccooludo tor am PUrS t h e time In to August, T" ca / ■ 414nd 4, Civil, Mild Tby Daly i on D o Pal For Pro o " ue aroxtomo besottrui 3 sor* Ir by Alr end rola coorbotoy Oros el _ 1 1" ila taprodue appnxdat by the hii Into the r seaelerati Tx maul so" and Price 3a eacidoll WOW; - 1 /WON& r Ibi 11th Opal at" rats as* 6 T 0411". ahTuTl woo of *or clif fer,tol Tries eadirld saardli MOM Or bah br_sa4 Moist anger, liambi boobs] WOBIId • LIH be ~' pi does k hodre.' An 1 desizol Ys. Anse Alta Lard Bird' O;#11 s — P6ci and and relat lux