The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-08 00:00:00

4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TRIS MEETINGS AT LIVERPOOL, AMIN(' (PON, AND PONTErkAef: 10 Tyr IDtma OP TO EIPIOO. 8111,—iloWelret Mr. Jllsity may bate hi.. ri &s -at the pinta ouriees all& great gun, htsek.done. he Iwo. ever.- reason to be .terbsd with the iaa the aid of his seeeral and third strings. thuds and the limed for they bare now I.oth had a cut at Whiny who ili•tioguished himself at Cheater by a defeat d fteptwesr, and whenever Itialaton• r thoroughly pro. pond the rossure wall be found a very useful one in the stable. The Mirk., at Newmarket was not won 40 ta447 ion a. mint imagined; still Coata's for the Chosterfrkl !grams proves the Id of two-yeau .01.1 wiener. this year to be very 6 .4 Alt Wm.:rate. Manama. and Hucksters sapecullv Xurnlb.. rediied ,or )ialgment ler making a most nropeetalle exhibit...a of lue.wlf .41 Tharailay, and his next perform. awe will lo a .till better use, for he was palpably wait, and dr. herd.... bees amiss. 1, 1 :1,. of fan for this week present nothing very heftiest, ...sit the LAP/. pleb& money at Liverpool sot ince oarhient to attract entries that warrant my sop roes; tin- risth will be eves reepectala!e. generally •iwsk• lo the ;mkt Lascaskier Needier.* Stakes, for 2-yr. cid• ,Y 1 • half.naile T. .C.. Cons will take his own part, hong that be will have no more sesta than del intake last year, Dam 'length* beet of those dermausg him that have &anguished themselves in piddle. and she receive. 9lh from him, kering Pinter...l no penalty. la the Ilestinek Testinnacial Ilantlitup Sir William, I wr.• '.'at lOUs, mould mg have bes• more leniently MM.! hii mar lied Jaen allowed to ealjest the weights ; and Juliet , S Tst 714, it einally well I. for the Crosteth Trial Hasdio•p. about the best .4 bey omoot lit. at the weights Wall Dread,' Hell, 7. yrs, rkt ti., who has not. however, bees out this year yet. The Sefton Stake. Brost' livelier. mown loss. sad Starlight is is the mine enviable po- SUM at regard to the Foal Stakes ; but those that af.pesr to have the bast .4 it In the 13 ens. Sweepstakes and Mersey Makes very sot be foetal at the post, and bad letter he left shoe until the" embers are up." The Liverpool I 'up already hope to eithiht the ellen of the " making" system, the Brewer, ahem. a :rest favourite up to a Jay or two hash, last mg th.a0.., 4 1.1v •• grew," whale filingsby. another " p.t," on the ; it is seal his party or,. dissatisfied at not bea m s a m. to . 0 .; their mosey as. onside., until hi. defeat at L nnearket I.v Inopheatu% was slso a favourite but *either h. m., he stable 'pups wit Northern Light is in geed oloor t, the nrulest bones in the market at this Tenni lam( ape Flyaway. Chan-. +hot, lvanhotf, Feodo emus, Doefont, sad Vorkniester, for o :esersl Weath.rwiteb, Flash is-the. Pau, ••brisorre, sod leacher are only talked abort. Cad little danger may be dies.vered in either. Heiress's hest f.arrn our that displayed in last year'. Csearewitch mod thushridgesh.e.. when Daktiolla awl Wsetberhound each per her w year. I Ilb, mid a ,loess lengths' beating. thus proving themselves the superior aninah by at least two Mose ; sad a goad hone Lae Caps Flyaway ought to oosi• eerie the UM he is called epos to do. for be was always cif se good a cim as wither of W. Day's warm Feodoirows• sewer best her performance la the Goodwood Stakes -third be Wallin is receipt of 2.lllr—and as the stable think they Ism a l• goad thin" labor, Wall a c e , who costrocks but 3llb en We mosean. looks to have as *nal chases with Cape Flyaway if all should be right. Bat be MI not run op to his old form by • Wag way mos Mr. Swindell parted with him, sad it noun be for g a rg i llvaway to represent the heavy ta morgb He is 221 b to 'wanted!, 21151 h to York misster, sad 24th le IMAM good ohm bawl/, for tbv year, and thee pie • few pound. the worst of it with them 114_ as mom is width Imbed .disposed of Avalanche at alb Ise the Trade Mate at 31asehosier prams ham In bo stab a glutton, that if they will only we him for this, awl not *penises hi chance 1p bieg et the %stink Testimonial as the list day, be beep Clips Flyaway rte. Yorkmanater tried hi. swop is the Groat It Handicap, and Doelfoot has res•••••bing this year to warnuat my supposing she can lintOspe flyaway at the weights ; the oat, da•mene.p =:.• the /Mew nod 1 ass discover Pea ache hen pertly improved this season st F end r tuned 15... ham her staying qualities 1 • "M c that she mat him am for se ally. The 60171 -' Phis are saki* to preemie riming. sad the Vase Is alllntit to Joel with on account of be for pa. liism Mies ; stdl, Twilight mil Harriet I on bood to ' pima • lilidag for. The Malys's* Lim sit has • isms illy. 3 yrs, tat 51b, very leareutly ; sod • be. er the.. that look daagerous may either get beaten sr War a penalty Wombats'. my only sena/Mimi is for a dart with her. The Liverpool St. Leger may fall a prey to lissississlow, as Slanight is asked to give ham Cilb ; and the dim semi ham yet Sc claim The ate for Pontefract has for its prumipal dome Mit titaatllest Riding Handicap sod Lomilesboroogb Stakes •• the 6M day ; said the Poetalinict Handicap and Park Bin Stakes an the socond, the tame bones, or very nearly sec big esspeed la each, my yeeet. et long for Enialon • lie bamlasps, and Neptime and The Marquis an the ben Tim eill contest.. At Abiagdoo there Is a good Miry fee the Trim' Stakes, King of the Forest leis emceed by Parasite and C“ininarader, and lis arrepwrics for the Gent Iterkshin Han ds* Oka& no room for complaint, the Tab penalty eta to Easters PTIOC•116 almost septiviss her two victories. although I eanoot see what a to beet bar Gm new. Cememeder sad Ethel are best is for the Maly andicap, with Cuovivialist for the Calico Han dle. t and than a so °reams to search beyond Patriot for flit best craw is the Abingdon Stake.. which W. Day sin inMlam haws • est at. The other items closed are of silaspwrimem—l sa, he., METEOR. PROORAMME OF LIVERPOOL JULY M EETI NG. --Tr [MOAT. Tic Cllo‘ll7ll Taal HART 4, dd omovs. with, grit\ 40 sided. Wilmer. al way boadhasp {be value of 100 sem doer after July 4th, 51b ; two, at 100, nib nits. Tire Primp. (13 subs ) Ara 111 lb I weighs • • I Neu O 1 Her. i I Flu - Wie Douche n•. le lb 4 7 • 7 • 4 it • •11 $ • 11 a....... i I TVIN - To .. 4 711 l Deserter Brian. Mkt 4 7 11 6 T Timm .1 BINTINCIE Ticaranata ft, w,th Ails& far 3v at may handicap of 100 nova i two, or 900, 1911) extra, bat Aatart• . Sued to o;te his Buie: $ i 1 HANDTCAP .f 10 sows. sack Ids sad up...ads. Wisows ear after Juou 10th, Ws; it to be WY umulative the start opposite the stables 1 sobs.) Om* • alb Nils UM. 1.- Age 86 lb• AV 44. I& 0 ME .348• • • • 148•46 4 10 aro Avis 6 6 Swan 1 4 T 6 1 6 6 11•11bmoso 3 11 Cloaca MK 4 8 613 It India, Mot 3 • Jusikor Tot= $ II Ow Maw 4 paid .1010003 330 ab 43 1 • PbM L.AI 4 pakt basswer 3 3 Leek, 1.4 Iseilleli a 0 6 Motel = 4 4 1,6164414 4 1 pold Tug GIIZAT LANCA.IIIIIII Floored 'trans of 10 sows. task b ft, oath 100 ; oohs, Oa MIA ; Ma. Alt 41b; Mb and Idb &Ham! ; winners extra, to ; lb. sesond to re al.* Mt soya out of this steltoa T.T.C. (49 tuba) : Thu eater 1.11 b), c . by flyledrosat-Maid 111.0 , fbY Nob)o - Rocha (Mb). a by Stockwell- lad y Harriet r by Ekorko•U-Crotehet. Limas (3lb), Dix alb), Ito %Inner 131 b), Radesdal• IS 1b), Exile 131 b), Villstar alb), New feat's Lay (51b), Alma ( tam. Eudora dad INN, Lady Foamy (Mb), Braker (Mb). s by Monntion Deer- lleeda's fby LoogLow-illistor to Illalord, Bomb Dread Moot, fby Sir Tattoo Sykes-411dd. pod. I by Mountain Deer. doni by Voltaire, Boaalballa. Plooghlay ).bb). Fazio (Slb). f by Idle Buy-Alosieu. OWE.. Hartiarton, Socrata, Brother to Rosa (MbL fby (rmeobio-aritimb Remedy (Sib). Maras ...1b). Meg 0114 Onisty, Feu d• Joie, Lolly Las Emily de Lama, Ms Dou=bter. eats. f by Nutwith -Rae of Cab mew (leed), Ron Sinselm f by Cusetideer - Mime by las Fly* ..boman - Wkltys (. luel). • 'by Deer-impeues d Soma (dead). c by Toodistenis-do (doled). Two Sarrom *Arr.. of 39 love. to 10 ft: far Syr. 714 ta• mile mad a pouter. (H subs.) :- f by st rantatrice, f IT lewd of Ms falso-111. %ea. Drown Duchess. Adrata, raidoloto. Me Mazz,ry's YLATC of 100 guineas; 3Truide, Mb ; four. lat ; Iwo, 94 LIM; six and Ord. Ad I.llit I bra via To CIOS• awl sem Ws day Iffsetkyl. A Alualso *cum el s see ear* with J. added. Floe Wow To does awl now tb day (Mamby). 1131:11NG of . 1111 .19cKgy . map. Ala s -- oaaaiia ih 7 . l ;4l;;Tailaa — Ci 4 lfung= • W —lPrmotat Admiral Row and Pffistesaik. MOVIE* ; Mr. Aloaanior, Mr. Marra Coma Mielyinff. Mr. Samoa. Usk, of Illosafart. Lard lOW Lord Cleams. Lord Couoloaay. Lord Dao‘j. _lOlOl boom. Mc taravillo. Mr. bartloar. Mr. Paris. Lord W. Pao/W. Mr. &vile. Lord aloadomi. Lor.l qtratawro. and lard Wolamoroloail —the Easl 1.7z1a1...;• w slotted a amalme of time dela iwwl Aiiaral Rocs. sod roaolve.l ?we lie wailed' for Is Jaly Stain *ball be—colts. Oa Yaa : 7111. • Thot Iho +IOU for the Cbootordold titakss shall be— st Ibt 1016 Clem At ?lb The wino.? .1 tin. ot =I. Tahoe fon ly.ye.. to can nu stem with oo for the hum la lb. 3ulv Stakes " bawd by atlastrol P. 004. awl rosolved : 'flat le future the July Martin .ball take _pima so Tossidas. mail w:vbioolay. isat,a4l of Irodoooloy, rUllfl la Iced Slastb•onre has baught the tae 'satiate colt by Wild Damn —Gob len Horn, and wned bit.' Rem Kalil. thoevraoo The entry for the stakes h thee jut bin tie alaatala tall not take elwe :In. year at the dimahmed aa.14...., hat at Mom Weatherby 's ogke.A, Ilarlbastan rat, .nadab oid aa o'clock bea it * illairnuillotairic the t i l7.9 " ectelaifil same is th• 84 " 1, " AMA sad' day. The eiesinellip Ariel arrived at New York on ebe Mk et Jaw with 1.000.000 dollars in specie. The Galin Ape sailed hew den Francesco for Pawls on the =I dame wiek 8841:00 dollars is treasury. I* CRICKET. GOVERNMENT V. THE 0PP0R1710,.7. This niatcti war played on :Saturday Met, at Lord's., in t h e pretence of a numerous company of the nobility, sad ended is fawner of the Oppoestioniste by 9 wo w s.. f.,ll4.eine is the genre : GOVERNMENT. FICSI INN INO4 SWORD INNING& Holy I I cr1k1414.. b Rosen Hoe. 11 . . ritisillia.t.., I. Colosel bathur‘t I ~loael Davie. e Hunan, b Cu&o. net &Alms. I'. Irolissiba, Lel.. b 1k0n.... 3 b Camel Ella.. J Walt. t, 14.1., e Mows. b 11011.1 s l'ititteel Batumi H W Childers, 1 ,. .41 . c A. Bathurst. bColowel bsthuist.. $ 1 Rasa ii.,.. r W)t lima. to Rotors, a Colonel &Curd a a awn W. 1„•%.m., EN , b Walker.— $ a Mum , W. Martiti. Esq.. a Zion 1 b Repo 1 C. Itob:ns..s. it. 4 out ll miss{ a bt1.131,w1004 a 11.14/I.w;a4, a 0 e Grey, b Rowers . Total ITO 0110111111101. Wel U .....-- Long Ato;:cie,VlbAblusns 0 fon. 6 3b.ruaa. rue oat A. Ilitt.untt. Soc. b Walter 3 Dot out Camel Bathurst. c Mart* b ._ .. _ St Wank!, NDerbe, Cerbrir e Itoblewaa, b Walter V. Da I 'ant. b &Alum 14 Lori Grey De ikon, e Doyle, b Caree4ie Lewd Itairuhlt.3. I. Itobin•rm J. Walawr. &y., b Walter W. !earl. VA. , b 1..1,10•06 1 tbitarl I olnt, not out 0 not out C. autorrt bn.1.1.1. us, Total NATAL AND MILITARY. ADvtam.rr, JrLir 6.—Arroirna6\rs.—Acting- Besond-Clais Assistant ambition : 0. DUDCII.O, 0. Douglas, W. J. Kaseeek, G. Thosapeos, J. Hall, G. Hurst, J. K. W•s tisrirr, J. L Conway, R. Ooodwie, I'. Hunter, W. Moon, A. Ketlwasi, W. Harris, W. Strachao. J. Adamant, E. Clark. K Beer, H. Collor, W. B. Hoek, H. Brown, J. W. Anth*sy, W. J. Relmusou, J. Flintott, W. H. Keats, J. Petta, J. Sumner, W. JOOOl, J. W. Owen, A. Strides, J. Dmwo.lie, J. H. J..ckwo, J. Miller, and W. E. Grigg, to the Imperienie, ae supernumeraries. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 6. The Weimer Castle, hired sailing ship, arrived at !pithead to-day from Calcutta, which place she lilt on the 121Ji of March. Was brings home the head-quarters of the 6th hullers, cosuistisg of Colooel Guy, CM., Captains Sesia, Carden, and Walpole ; Lieutenants Tyler, Toppin, Enderby, Holt, and Hartley; Ensigns Nicole, For st►, sad Ormood ; quartermuter Drake, Assistant•Sur gasn Lott, :big non-commissioned olleers and men, I women, and 15 children. The ship will come into harbour to morrow to din•niherk her troops, who will be quartered in Augle■ea Barracks, Porto*. WOOLWICH. JULY 7. The anniversary of her Majesty's birthday will Iu celebrated on Wednesday bed r a general holiday at the Royal arsenal and Dockyard sad other government establishments. A review of troops will also take place on Woolwich.commos by l(ajor•General Sir A. Decree, corn smadant, and other oaken, and the proosediep will be of a mom intending description than usual from the fact that a large body of rifle and artillery volunteers have been io vitef to attend and take part with the regular troops in the evolutions of a Beld•day. OFFICIAL INSPECTION OF TRE IRISH RIFLES. A large portion of this corps, amounting to pearly dal), easembled at Senseeset-bonne, on &tacky afternoon. and marched to Hydrpark, nader the command of Lieutenant-Colueel Vanier cad Captain Daulmoy. They wen met at the entrance to the jerk by Colonel the Mar. qua of DoeemilL and arrived on the pound shortly before seven, the baud playing " The Minatrel Boy." Colima' arrived at eaves o'clock, while he was received with precasted arms He then preeneded with t h e inspec tion. The march past is quitter and distaece column, the manual and plasma exercise, the edema' by fours from the right to rear. mid the fori of aquaria on the leading division and preparing to ma ni a eavaby, having been gone through with great precision, edema war reformed with deploy on No. 1 Company. The line then retired by companies from the left in the rear of right, tuned to their front, and formed line in the leading dinsioa. During these movelointe Colonel M'Murdo frequently expreased his &le mma. The line reformed and changed directions to the right, and formed quarter distance column in front of No. 1 Company, thee changed front by the wheel and imantermerch of subdivision rowed the centre. Next square was formed and re-formed, columns opening at • ' wheeling distance from the rear, followed by left wheel ' into line. Afterwanis the right divides advanced to the frost with left wheel, and then formed open column. The salt was a rerun, the columa left in front forming lie on leading division. Some other movements having hen gone through iu a very creditable manner, the inspec tion terminated by the regiment presenting arms to Colossi THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8. 1861. Sabo intelligtnct. After deliberating for nearly an hour, the jury found that the respondents had committed adultery, and awarded a farthing damages against the in-respondent. They found also that the petitioner bad committed adultery with Eliza beth Thomas, Emily Cooke, and Ann Evans. The court took time to consider its judgment. IIETROFOLITAN COUNTY COURiS. RUM( days appointed kw the present week. Wmnuarrua, Bt. Tuesday, July 9. Wed nesday, 10. Thursday, 11 . Friday, 12 . %startle), 13. MART LEBOXI, Marylebone-road. —Thursday, July 11: Fri day, 12. BRUIPTOS, Whlteheada-vove.—Monday. Jnb 9; Tuesday. 9 Donn-lance.—Tuesday, uly9. Wednes day. 10: Friday, 12. ISHOUDOCH, Oldstreebroad.—Tueslay, July 9. Thursday, 11. Sow. Valrllekl-mad.—Friday, July 12. Wurrscairsd. Great Prwsoutt-street.—Thureday, July 11 . Fri. AWL, Sweneareet, Borough —Monday. July b , Toes •; Wedaesday, 1 0. Thursday. 11; Friday, VI LAIIINTIS, Camberwell New-rust—Tuesday, July . Thurs day. 11. CIUYI9AL Count—This day, July 8. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JULY 6. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holnyd.) RF. ASTREW.-THR Imes TRADE.-CHOICZ OF ARMORER& This was ► meeting for the choice of assignees under the bankruptcy of William Parke Andrew, who was described as a wine merchant, of Ne. 27, Crutchedf rims, trading under the style of Andrews and Co. From tho preliminary statement, prepared by Mr. George Butler, it appears that there is due to creditors 3,6441. Bs. 2d., and the seta amount to 1,1791. 14s. 6d. Messrs. Nichols and Cl►rk attended as solicitors to the petition, and Mr. J. B. Sorrell. of Mark-lane, for creditors. Mr. Alfred Lamb, of No. 43, Mark-lane, wine merchant, was appointed assignee. Mr. Sorrell carried the choice. COURT OF COMMON PLEMS.-Jriy 6. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prins in Loodos.—(Baton Kr. Justice Willes and a Bpealal Jury.) HILL r. THE GREAT WE/STERN SAILWAT COMPART- 111 BOTDe AND WHITELL—ILITILIDSIVE FAILURE IN THE BUILDING TRAM. This was the choice of &soignee* under the failure of Robert Roy& and Henry Francis Whittle, of Freermintle, wear Mil'brook, Southampton ; of Barnsley, Yorkshire ; and of Highs Babington, near Birkenhead, Cheshire, contractors sod builders. The debt. and liabilities &restated to be large in amount, and the failure canoed by the high price of building materials and the strike. Mr. Charles Robinson, of Southampton, and Mr. Robert Ingham, of Wortley, near Leeds, were chosen assignees. MID KENT RAILWAY (BROMLEY TO sr. MARY ORA 19. A special general meeting of proprietors was held on Saturday at the Booth Sea House, for the considera tion, in accordance with the standing orders of the House of Lords, of a bill now mEag in parliament to enable the London. Chatham, and Dever Inffway Company to make certain deviations &adjunction . lines of railway and for other PU Mr. arson& occupied the chair. The CeI 6II.IIIRNAN, in expLarniOn of the CinnUnini/0011 under which the meeting was convened, said the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company had succeeded in passing through the House of Commons a bill to make certain new railways, and amongst them the Maley Junc tion, a line parallel with, and in close proximity to, this company's line. The bill contained a permissive clause in troduced by the committee to enable this company to sell or is... itself to the London, Chatham. and Dover Company, notwithstanding any agreement between the company and the South - Foster° Railway. This line was worked by the South Eastern Company under an agreement of the 9th of June, 1858, and when that agree went was entered into a ammo us agreement was stipulated by which the Crays Company agreed to he.. their line to the South Eastern, and not to promote or sup port the construction of any line antagonistic to the South Eastern system, without the written consent of that com pany. Both the agreements were in evidence before the committee which passed this blll and it was right to state that in the opinion of the South Eastern Railway the bill in question did authorise the 0001111111Cike of a lima which competed with the South Eastern gqsteel Unless the bill received the assent of the sharabetdsss of this company the clause introduced by the Cemented committee would have to be struck out. The directors bed felt themselves placed in a position of some diMculty with regard to this matter : they lied no WWI on the caw hand to violate any contract with the South &stern Company, and on the other hand they felt bound so far to defer to the expression of opinion on the part of the parliamentary committee as to convene this meeting, and under these circumstances they desired to leave the matter entirely in the hands of the shareholders. _ . . Yr. 134;int (a director) rendaded the shareholders that the South Faders Oompeny bed dealt with the greatest liberality towards them, sad ishir l Vl th a s ed borne the brunt of the commencement of the be asked was it right that the Crays Railway • to their enpge ments for the Lon&n, Chadian, and Dover Company, whose object was to keep the Barth Eartern from com* further than Beckenham, and to drive them out of the district. They had et premed admirable waritiag arrangurraste with the Booth Faders ; they bed good masters, their iaterest was paid regularly end they bad no fault to find ; and they mud be aware th at if they flew in the face of the South Eastern Company's haireds that company would take any steps they to protect dash own intimate without referees* it= interests of the Crays Compare . Be opposed a motion for adjournment, and that the meeting should not give its assent to the rift of the Leedom. asthma, sad Dover Company. • - Mr. TUDIVILL iseould 16 motion for (fiftyproving of the la, sad Mr. aOLIIII OMILD sopperlod it, considering that they had only owe sosows to pommy to ask themselves what was right, and to follow Vat asses% whether it lad them into &Moult, sad dower, or into prosperity. Ultimately • rieotiO• of Kr. - Foaer, That We meeting do sot pre their sweet to the bill in quesdoo," was then pat, sad declared by the chairman to be carried uoaui moody. - - - - - A vote el thanks h►viog been accorded to the chairman the meeting separated, ESTATE EXCHANGE Rapoar. MARKETS. TALLOW. Moor No Monks. !d *wart Osiverweß, Brooks, sod Co., dated Friday eVelieir• / The general elaracter of the avow market dung the past week has exhibited a decided tendency to demo*" and we have to report lower prises for ill drartiptione. Holders of " sorts " especially have shown peat wallop= to submit to the exigencies of the ease. sad having met buyers on very liberal terms (supplies also being good), the business tranacted has been in many instances at a consider able reduction in prier. The only interniptian to this down ward movement occurred for an hour or two on the 29th ultimo, when the settlement of the June contracts for sew Y.C. allow was effected. It then became apparent that the " ban" bad (as usual of late) oversold themselves, and there being no available tallow out of the hands of the Hamden monopolists (the only free parcel having been de stroyed by the fire at Cotton's Wharf ), the latter became mice more " masters of the situation, " and of course were not slow in using the advantage of their position, the penalty inflicted upon the unfortunate bat rash bean being represented by a "Menace " in most instances of about 71. per too, showing an advance from 525. Id. to 595. td. per cwt. Much animation prevailed during the short time occupied by the "settlement" in question, and great excitement was ex hibited, by the mid bears especially, but upon the whole the final arrungemeota appear to have been effected, if not to the entire mtisfaction of all partite, at least without ma terial individual loss. It is also generally admitted that the "distinguished foreigners" upon this occasion treated their self-constituted victims with more leniency then might have been expected ; the remembrance of past so:cases, and per haps the expectation of future triumphs, may probably have induced them to use with some moderation the power they Immediately after the settlements had been ad =tte market resumed its former quiet tone, and bas oleos continued to exhibit the depression we have alr:eady noticed; prices, however, are becoming moderate, and tinier the un ruly bears, mot content with the punishment they have already received, should again give the monopolist, the power to disturb the market, we may hope to have business conducted during the ensuing season on sounder principles then those which have too long governed, or rather ids governed, its operations. The transactions in new Y.C. tallow to-day have been smell ; 50e. to 50s. 3d. is the general quotation for October to Deasether ; 150 a 6d. for separate months ; 1860 Y.O. for ready delivery, say 525. per cwt. The arrivals for the week ending the 4th hot. were 479 maks ; deliveries, 966 casks ; stock, 57,061 casks, 'bowing • decreased 477 asks. _ _ . _ Town tallow hesbeen in fall supply, and the business done has bees genseully on terms favourable to the buyer. This the "Letter" price is 525. per cwt., or 495. 6d. net ash. lit 11. Bd. per stone of ellbs. Old 1f.0.-There has been very little demand, and the MOD during the week has been quite nominal. To affect mho, mash lower rata than those currently quoted must be aesepteL Its market value is about 50a. 6d. per cwt. Odsem.-10 casks of fair mutton were offered, and were sold at 110 e. 3d. and 50s. per cwt. 51.. is the current quota tion far the best. Fine beef might bring 48e. 6d. to 495. per cwt., but the market is rather bare of this tallow. South Ameriesu.-The dammed has been dull, and at onetime yesterday scarcely a bid could be obtained, • few casks only of low grassy description being disposed of at 355. per cwt. ; 51c. was obtained Liter in the day for good quality in pipes. 174 casks and 229 boxes were offered. Some floating parcels have found buyers latelyat full prices, and mixed descriptions have been alto in fair request at 44.. to 465. resir cwt. And:shim-89 casks were offered, the whole being dis posed of ; middling mutton at 50e. ; fair seedy beef at 46e. to 465. 3d. ; good "amid mixed of fair colour at 48s. 3d., and lower qualities at 445. to 465. &L per cwt. Fine mutton is worth Ns., beef. 475. to 475. 6d. East India.-80 asses were brought forward but were bought in at 495. per cwt., the bidding. being within Is. of the price demanded. The quality was middling, beieg firm but clerk and rather mixed with grease. Coma Net Oil hes exedinned to decline in value owing to the pressure of stock-sow shout 6,000 tons. Sales are difficult to effect at the reduced prices, and at auction yes terday there were lint few buyers, but a parcel of 34 mks of good Coelda far unmarred sale, at short prompt, was of at 425. 9d. 43.. par cwt. 34 auks Cochin, 32 disposedto ion, and 84 auks Sydney were offered. Ceylon and Sydney mat with so demand ; 41a. is quoted for the former, and as monk for the letter if very flue. Palm 011.-571 asks were offered, some of it very doe quality, bat there was little demand, and o u n u l d.: 4 casks found buyers ; 445. 3d. being accepted for fine and Whydah ; hardly any offers being made for and low description. 8 asks of good red (Sierra Leone) brought 401.9 d. per cwt. Palm Nut Oil.-63 asks were submitted, prices nerd from 355. to 375. fix-dark to good sorts, fine quality bringing 38s. to 38s. 9d. per cwt. ; about 50 seeks being disposed of. South American Hone Grease is still quoted at 38s. per cwt., but the demand is not pest. TALLOW—SATURDAY Anuaroow. —The market is with out change, prices being as Whirs t, 51s. to 51s. :d. ; July to September, 51 a. ; October to December , 50s. ; Old Y.C. niwenglind, 50e. Deliveries to last evening, 539 casks ; arrivals, 451 casks. 001T011.—Lfamiroot, Jcat 11.—We have to report • dead, market today. The Wee are 12,000 bales, of which 3,000 are Sc, export aid apeadatiom COTTON GOODEL—WAmamito, Jinx 6.—This week there has beep a somewhat increased Witham, but the total amount is after all not • !Iry one. At the same time, the pcaitica ef producers has been altered for the worse, as the prios of Amerman cotton has risen Id. to ad. per lb., while in yams the advance obtainable has not exceeded id. to Id., and in piece-goods any improvement whatever of price bee hest quite exceptionaL Quotations have been raised, but paerelly speaking the upward movement bas merely prevented any soles that might otherwise have been eft eded Is some theta:ices even last week's rates are maintained with difficulty. This bee been the thee with T cloths, and low printers. Heavy domestics for the borne trade have met with a rather improved sale, but only where previous rates would be taken by the seller. LOOS cloths are neglected. The better kinds of printing cloth are a little firmer than before, being light in stock, and the demand responds a little to the higher prioes asked, but there is nogreat sale. In the yarn market, though there is a somewhat larger sale than before, the unsatisfactory advance of price above mentioned is ob tained with difficulty. Spinners, however, are extremely firm. The short time movement seems to be extending in various parts of the district. WOOLLEN CLOTH- —Laze, Jinx 6. —The market was steady t►is mowing, and presented to feature et importance. Ordinary sloths, as well as heavy goods, were in more demand is the coloured cloth hall, sad 1. them and other fabrics a fair Withers me trammeled. Im the white market there wee a poor attendees* of buyers, and very little bal ms took pleas. HARDWARE.—Brammoliam, JULY IL—Than are not the slightest symptom of reaction ia coanexims with the trade of this town ; in reference to akaost =my lima= emu plaints are of the mine character, that trade is thoroughly bad. There is a considerable number of persons oat of work altogether, and aline portion of the artisans are= short time. Since the new quarter commenced the a given out on account of the home trade have been almost nominal, and in the foreign degariateot there is not much more stirring. The ee sentiment appears to be that we are sot E r kT; il l have any . improvement at present; is the meantime, the pressure is severe upon the artisans, especially as in the =- certainty which prevails relative to the future of trade manufacturers are indisposed to make further addition' to their stocks. Is the adjoining manufacturing district■ trade is fully as bad se it is in the town. Many of the works are only in partial operation, whilst the large number of for mals which have been blown out has muck depressed the labour market. The quarterly meetings of the ironmaMers will commence at Wolverhampton on Wednesday. No thing is expected but a quiet quarter-day. CORN.—eursitmos, JULT 6.—We bad a very dull mar ket, without any change in price, and little own offering. Wheat, 36. to 66a. Barley, 28s. to 30s. Beaus, 365. to 40s. Oats, 22e. to 30s. COLCHIasTLII, JULY 6.—A good supply of wheat and small of other grain. Wheat, of fine quality, la. dearer ; other descriptions were difficult to sell at late rates. Barley, beans, and peas unaltered. GUILDPUBD, JOLT 6.—The supply of wheat was mode. r. =r od and we have to report as improvement in the d.. , which enabled sellers to obtain an advantage of ls. to 3 par qr. far goad samples. Wheat, Ws. to 695. Barley, 965. to 30a. Oata, 235. to 28e. Beam, 43. to 475. LLICZOTEIL JULY 6.—The show of wheat was moderate and although samples varied much in quality some fine aorta wen, exhibited. There was more activity in the trade, and prices advanced 2a per quarter. old white sorts made 66*. to 745. ; new, 50a. to 665. ; old red, 6A. to 68s. ; new. 48s to 625. per 36 stone. Of barley the show was mall, and the tone of the trade was quiet., at prices similar to those of the week previous; malting, 365. to 40s. per quarter ; grinding, 295. to 31s. per 30 stone. The supply of cats was limited, and sales took place slowly at the currencies of the week previous, rates varying from 28e. to 32e. per 24 stone. Beans came to hand sparingly and met se equally quiet sale, but prices underwent no important variation ; old , 50s. to 58a. per 38 stone ; new, 44e. to 50s. per ditto. Fine flour, 48c ; seconds, 435. to 448. ; thirds, 38s. to 40e. per sack. Nsweseni•oros-Trees, JILT 6.—At our market this morning we bad • moderate show of wheat from the growers, and, such descriptions being much wanted, a clearance pas early affected, at an advance of is. per qr.,whikt at the same time there was rather more pawing in other qualities, at prime that were not previously obtainable. For some nice red Bul 50s. wen paid, bk. at the same time being given in retail for well-prepared Danish, whereas fine mixed Dental° realised 575. to - 58s. per 5041b5.; extra held higher. Flour was held more firm/y; buyers, however, operated cautiously. hiirinding barley little dose, and the same remarks will yto malt. For beans and beans very little inquiry. • slow sale, and still tending lower. The arrivals this week are:—.Wheat. coastwise, 3,368 qrs.; foreign, 3,570. Oate, coastwise, 2,540; foreign, 1,680; peas, foreign, 150. Flour, coastwise, 180 maths ; foreign, 188 sacks. Noaencw, JOLT 6.—There was only a moderate supply of wheat at today's arstet, aad ow there was • • better feeling DISCHAIGINJ ♦ 8.01 The plaintiff in this case had been superintendent of the Chippenham Station, he having been in the service of the company is owe capacity and mother for upwards of twenty years. In May. IMO. he was dismissed, in sonsequence of some trifling complaint, and received three moans notice of dismissaL At this time his salary was 230/. • ear and he had some other advantages. In June the pinintiff ;rote to the company asking that the three months notice might be allowed to run from June instead of May, and this the company was willing to agree to, but upon certain toms, to whisk the plaintiff did not accede. Thu plaintiff now claimed damages, alleging that his engagement was for a year, sad that he should not have been dismissed except at the expiration of a year. It appeared that the plaintiff was engaged at • yearly Wary, and nothing was said about the period for which he was engaged. Mr. Cole appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant Pittfor the defendant. noel were heard pro and con upon the question whether what had paired amounted to • yearly living or not. and at length the jury found for the defendant.. His Lordship said the question involved was one of con siderable importance, affecting, as it did, the engagements of spent number of servants ; and, if neceseary, be would reserve leave to move the court upon the matter if it should tars oat to be • questicn of law. He, however, suggested that the best course would be for the parties to consent to • stet processes, the defendants undertaking not to ask the plaintiff for costs. Ultimately this arrangement was admitted to, and • stet premium was entered. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JULY 6. Sittinp at Nisi Prins at Guildhall.—(Sabre Mr. Baron Martin and a Special Jury.) MINION V. MX ISOUIR UMW" ILAILWAT 0011IPAIrT.- AOCIDEIrI. Mr. ()reread and Mr. lisr;MO• were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Denman and Mr. Field represented the de fasdant. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, by his father as his next friend, to recover damages from the defendants for the alleged negligence of their signets. It appeared from the came for the plaintiff, • youth 16 yams of ar, the son of a medical practitioner in the Mile-esidenad, that he had been residing with his _grandmother at Lewisham, and iu May last wee at Ladywell nation on the Mid-Kent line, leased by the defendants, in company with his aunt, who was =meth* g e a second clam carriage to Catford. He pis into carriage, and was standing ou the step whiting her good-hyk when the train without any previous signal moved as. 71h The plaintiff thus fell underneath the carriages. several of which peeped over his leg and nearly severed it. Ha was removed to Guy's Homitsl, when the limb had to be amputated, and he remained there 15 weeks. The substantial defence was that the plaintiff had by his own negligence contributed to the accident, and evidence was given that the whistle used at oW:tie; was sounded, said th at the plaintiff had admitted while in the hospital that the accident had occurred through hie own negligence. After the case had proceeded some way a juror was by consent withdrawn, when . . . _ His lordslu4,intiumated his opinion that the came for the plaintiff failed, as pawns had no right to get on the steps of • railway train. ?HZ SPICLIL JUILM. His lordship rid he had such pleasure, now that the last special • ury came was disposed of, in thanking thew for their at . He had newer known the attendance of veinal juries more nivalar. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Joie 6. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) RICHANDIM v. RICRA2DIIB AID 10M. This morning additional evidence was gives in support of the recriminatory plea of adultery. Mary Jones, • farni•servant, said she had often seen the petitioner and a young lady named Emily Cooke alone toge ther in the woods and other places about Aberystwith. On down in August last she saw them at about seven or eight o'dock lying together in a cornfield. Miss Cooke's younger sister and a little girl were about fifteen yards off. Os cross-examination the witness admitted that abe had herself had a bastard child. Margaret Davis, an old woman who had kept the ruins of Aberystivith Castle, said the petitioner had once bent her to • girl named Anne Evans to malt her to mast him there. The next night Evens came with another girl named Thomas (against whom evidence of • criminal coonexioa with the petitioner had been given on Friday). The yeti timer and Evans west into the dungeon and locked them selves in for half an hour. The town commissioners had inquired into this matter and discussed witness for her share in it. Mr. Thomas David Joon, a brother of the co-reepoodent, bad known the petitioner for many years and bad seen him with Miss Cooke and other ladies about Aberystwith. He once told wittier that he had had an intrigue with Miss Cooke, and that he was very food of her. Witness, in reply, maid that he did not believe him. Crosewndeed—Did not remember when this novena ton took plus, tut believed it was after witness bad heard of the !Wee wind his brother. Four letter which the bed written to Liszt* Davis, a child at school, of egg et 15, were then read. She was a easenies of his ma, wilt was sugg as ested that he had Wised Into an on =to marry bee soon as he obtained bis divorce. MS of the letters he maid he expected would be in WWI free meths. Be called her his ' dearest Lind* awl bit "imwert pet.' He also signed himself " Your own had ami Wing Wheati," and "your devoted C. Richardes, • " tem 44 811 0 7 1 1 K. • a alleifeit to this evidence, Mr. finnan% Shea called dive teilleemes. lanineth Hump. be. Thome. demisd that she had ever begun improper relation with the petitioner. Witness's father was • sailor. Had benle 6l l:=Riehartles since she was a little girl. He led saver kiwi her. Had walked with him twice, but Wens* Ann Evan, was with her. Had never been 'lda there to the maths They were in the dungeon alone, hut may for • few minutes. Anse Evans, the daughter of a shoemaker at Aberystwith, liener deend Wing Ws guilty of lose behaviour with Utopia . (hetwenuminsi— Went into the damson with the peti tioner became la. Davis told her to go in. When there Lint. Richwine awry asked witness to tell her cousin not to talk to hie w k tede. The door was half open all the time they wen honk Was not inside half a minute. Witness's mean eme with witness about it, and complained to the Had walked out with Lieutenant Richman at eisst Seer 9 o'clock in the evening bat • geatlemaa end Weald. Were with them. Petition. , was civil towhees*. WAY WI sake love to her. He neither kissed her nor teid WOW eile was a pretty girL Knew has from his having Wei bush at her fathers shop. Mime Emily Ceske Milld Ida bir pet and mamma. He hed been • solicitor at Neethinepash 41111 within the last 12 months Had lived at Alenetwitilo sad knew Lieutenant Richard's. Had visited Mn. RicAndles. Denied positively that she had ever been improperly intimate with him. Creas.examined— He had written three letters under cover to her at a milliner's. Had still the third in her pos session, but had destroyed the other two—not isomer she was at all ashamed of them, but because she did not think it material to keep them. Did not know that she had preserved the third till she bad found it on Monday. They were an as the mail subject. They re lated to her evidence. (The third letter was accordingly put in and read .) Was introduced to Lieut. Richard" in . J , IS.i9. Left Abendwith soon after, and did not return till the following September. Had never walked with the petitioner alone, except for 200 raids on the terrace, and then she was within the sight or her mamma. lied once taken Mrs. Richard's before the ramistasta.. She had come and shaken wielder in the street, and she had re. peatedly called after her, merely because she had given evidence to the reepoodent's solicitor. When she walked alone on the terrace with Lieutenant Richard's, he was tilling her the reports that were in circulation about her. This witness' was • mean of lady.like appearance, and gave her evidence with great propriety and modesty of demeanour. Tim Conntsactaz Barr& —The Commercial Bank ' The learned counsel (Mr. liuddlestoe, Q.C., and Mr. of Lemke lave issued the (Armies spike to their share. Serjeant Shee) haring addressed the court, Ma" proposing • return of 101. per share of the paid-up ' Sir C. Creswell proceeded to sum tip. Referring to the espital MK It appears that strong bogies are entertained evidence of one of the wideness examined on Friday, who that the liquidation will ultimately result in a return of the stated that the petitioser bad ease for a couple of minutes whole asset. "Commercial Bank of Leedom. Luthbary, with a young lady who was staying at his house into her July 2. Referring to the meeting of the proprietors of this bedroom, mid that sho (wham) had thought nothing of bask held as the 19th of March lad, sad to the reeolutioes the edreeadasea, the learned judge ineurved that the passed at that meeting, the director, have now the pleasure 11111110111 which to prevail at Aberystwith must of informieg you that they have pail o ff nearly the whole be of a very sin durecter. Commenting on the peta rd their tanking liabilities. Under these circumstances, the tinner's letters to Lind Davis, he said that they were de direeton aredeeirone of leadsg the earbeet possible return earnests of • most extraordinary character. Ile did not to the proprietors of a poetics of their shan capital. The know what the jury might think—he only knew realinatioe, however, of the reessiaing assets of the bank what he thought himself—of • man who began will neeeedrily le attends:did& am, ashy, and with the courting • new wife, and that a child not view, therefore, of mentioning • to the share. yet 16 years ci age, while it was yet a ques holden, and of meeting the whim of many of , tion whether he would get rid of his old one, anal whether them, the directors have made en wespment with the he would ever be able to fulfil his new eegagesss t. The Loudon and Wimuninster Bask for wool all advance as will dory of the witness Jones with regard to LGma Cooke was enable them to return at once a sum of 101. par share, I certainly a very strange one, and the jury bad seen the Should the sharsholdersineirallyessetioa this arrangement, manner in which that young lady had given her evidence ; the directors will 11. prepared to Wm a payment of 101. • but the younger Miss Cooke, who was is court, had not per share on the 31st day of July inst.—l am, air, your I been called, and they must form their own conclusions obedient aervaat, A. R. Curia : I hem the whole of the evidence which had been Mcleod The Marquis haring directed the mew to form three sides of a square, Canoed IrMaid° &devised a few words to the ma. wienplimeitiag them upon the exoellewar of their mem meats, amid ifiviri them some practical suggestions as the subject of uniform, mmulimg, &c. At the coaclusion of the address, three cheers were given fee the Qum', and renewed for Colonel Wife/do, the Marquis of Dowegall, awl the Loedou Brigade, through whose kiedases the ground, on which was assembled a vast eomieoane of people, was well kept. The Irish Bides left the ground for Bomatset•houss, the excellent hued, under the isiteagesesot of Mr. Cowen, baring struck up '• Bt. Patrick's Day.. UJSIJZABLI IRON BUIPS. Ou Saturday a handsome iron steamship, con structed upon a novel but simple plan, which the =test= 'Arms readers =tire submersion impossible, whatever Med' sleet or damage may befall her, was launched from the yard of Mr. Lungley, at Deptford-green. ffbe I. divided into compartments by transverse iron bulkheads, but to addition 14his precaution, which the experience of the ''Cosmo&t" sod moose other iron steemships that have been lost during the last two or three years shows is by ponies= an effectual safeguard urger all circumstances, she is built in three distinet desks, mak beisg in effect a ship in itasU. The advantage of this arrangement is that it a plate were removed or a hole kuockol through the elk hi either desk, I or even if her bottom were torn away altogether she would still duet, there belies no communication between either j the lower decks, awls of which oomomnicates with the upper deck by a separate shaft or hatchway. Not only is the danger of water thus guarded against, but the fre quently more serious one at sea of fire is brought completely Rader control. Were • fire to break eat in the held or Is either of the compartmental it would be only seremary to else the counnuoicating shaft, and leave it to die out of itself, which as no air could get to it, the several decks being sir-tight as well as water-tight, ft musteooo do. many quantity of water might be pumped down, even to the en tire filling of tb• mince between 'Sacks where the fire existed Her envies sod furnaces ere, of course. eed so high is owe the vessel that no amount of water in the lower decks would interfere with their free action. The name of the asw ves sel, which is the first that has been built upon this patent, is the Briton, awl she is destined for the Cape all revise, having bees constructed for the Union Eitsam-ehipOompw, who have the contact for that service. She is aSW Yi p of 1,100 tams, buihler's measurement, her dinienakee beisg, length between perpeadicuLos, 219 fest ; length, over ali, sin fiat ; breadth, mankind, 2% feet 8 laths& There was a large company present at the latuak M whom was exhibited, by mesas of models, the eepalsaitin • of vessels constructed upon Mr. Langley's patent of nuauterning their buoyancy under the most ai -1 verse circumstances of leakage. Hugs were withdraws horn below the water limo, until first the one and theme& the second dec► weer filled with water, but the hull Will floated steadily though deeper, and showing that in We SOW tetrahle ease would there Ire any difficulty in keeping • ship so built afloat until lawl was reached, even if by Immo of diver. seat d .on below the leak could not be !mad aid mopped. The Briton is sow ly* ia the river off Mr. Luneley'e wharf, sow the Deptford where she will remain for some timelier the oompistin• of her internal fittings, sod as she is likely in some dopes to aid in the solution of the problem of how Isiah* ean Ls made impregoalde, will no daaia banns as Abed etattracties. PROPERTY BOLD AID WONT LE DOZING TEI Lan TRW April MAY Jaw Sold. — Bought in. Toial. £160,464 £138,722 £300,186 344,413 208,818 664,231 508,970 553,632 1,062,602 Total ... C 1,013,847 0903,172 £1,817,019 WEATHER REPORT. B,LIVIDAT, JOLT 4 $ TO • A.IL I & D. D. I. C. L e. • Nam Ka It 17 1.1. P. o Assmo ISM VI IS 1.N.1. • Lt = UN N 17 N.& 4 JINN= 19.18 01 61 W. o Naboaaw 111.40 II N SLIER a PINGION 10.40 10 MI N. G.& b 81UILIO 11.40 40 67 & b Galway - ficaamomobell 19.44 17 N W.S.W. o LlYttrooL Valarina 80.84 40 DI N.L b Qosammows M. N IL I. b Yuman' IO.M II N LW. c LAMP KM CO N 8. r Dorn PORT3IIOII7I lan 61 67 LW. 0 8 PORTLUID SAO 00 Ss RAIL m 3 PLUM= 21.21 se 17 8.8. W. r 6 PRIZ4BC2 21.26 GO N 8.8.1. r 4 Joann' C0P331136131 KU el 8.1 r I IiELDSI 13.33 11 118. W. 0 8 Rums NW 21 —1.8. W. o B lissamo- 80.46 70 I. b 8 Ismoir I N' l 7 WAIF. a t EP4NA7 301 . 1 1 2.—/kamehir eared* sod rednoTalo N deg. M awn ww Mel : each 10 MI, el vortical Mr..foring idlest onahnledredth oe as inch dindnaties: End es* f 0 tlet.L oboes M dog.. au** mity th ree liandraltio Mmes. Ziproad *ammeter to Mb. X.—Moistened bath (tar evaporation and dew point,. D.—Direction of wind nts kV of raap nolo). r.—Force (1 to n—Fr. —t liao4. wo --nd (1 to Y. L— foltio* blue en c. clouds (ltd) :f, log b. MU: l. lightning . Nery) .o. overawer). OA; r, r o b mew I. thunder. C. liro-diaturbanee (1 to THE BVILDERB' &alas—Another week has been entered upon with but little probability of any speedy termination to the unfortunate dispute in the build ing trade. The position of the two parties now is as fol low. : Twenty-four of the large employers and a few of the smaller masters, employing about one-fourth of the labour in the trade, have Introduced the new system ; thirty firma, large s od small, employing about one-eighth ri the labour, are paying under the terms of the compromise offered by the men • and eighteen large firms, and be tween 300 and 400 s mall masters, having from one to twelve men, employing the remainder of the labour, are paying on the old terms of the trade. Up to &Lanky last very few masons or bricklayers were at work for the associated employer', many not having one of either branch on their works. On Saturday erasing a meeting of non-society masons was held at the Craven-head, Drury-lane, con vened by some of the foremen, at which a resolution was pleased in favour of the hour system. There were, how ever, but few present, the large majority of the non-society men siding with the trade society in this dispute. A deli". ?ate meeting of the carpenters was held on Saturday even tog, when measures were adopted for securing a better equalisation of the trade than at present exists, with the twofold object of overthrowing the hour system and rais ing fends for the support of those on strike. An appeal to the trade on the subject was issued. The number of men now working under the hoar system is thus estimated : Carpenters (under protest), 1,000 ; plasterers (ditto), 500 ; masons, chiefly at Messrs. Belk and Lucas's, 900 ; brick layers (about one-half at the above firms), 300, Consi derable sums of money were received from the country on Saturday in support of the strike. A conference of the various branches in the trade will be held this week. CITY or LONDON Houma rob Disuses or TNZ Qgllry, VICTORIA-ram.—The number of patients re lieved at this institution during lest week was 1,150, of Phial 179 were new eases. _ _ [Advertisement.}--HouawAy's Prize AND Oner- MST. —Antidote to Dbease.—A lady writing from ladle, to Jame, MO. for a further supply. says :—" I beg to addrees you on the subject of your valuable I.IM sad' Ointment. I would aot pro. nouncs a hasty ophitoe es way meddelne nukes I bad really proved its eflicaey. 'lnstate ad say Dually have gives year Pills and Ointment • fall trial In mat of fern, settle, sad son throats, piles, maseeter rbsersetant of the heart, and genera debility ; and to all these eases year remedies bare always proved o efeettaL* Caa ray teetilatealel be more gratifying? Is India, the easelderete miter entun antes many of the dames Lamina la Nagieni, end these which usually require slaty mallainsi and dematle Ireatamt. in the trade, the sales effected were made at en advance of le. per qr. for the best samples, while secondary lota w.•re fully as dear. There was scarcely a sample of any other gram to be seen. Flour in favour of the seller. Whit. wheat, 565. to 601. ; red ditto, 52v. to Ste. ; damp and in. foliar ditto, 46a. to 48s. per qr. Flour, 365. 6d. to 395. per sack from the miller. NOTTINGHAM, JULY 6.—At our corn market today the show of wheat from the growers wall barely an average for the season, and consisted of old and new sorts. Trade ruled firm, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter ; old white realised 67e. to 775. ; old red, 62a to UNs. ; new red, 58s. to 61.. ; new whits, 475. to 665. per 36 stone. There was scarcely any barley exhibited, and the demand being about on par with the supply, no =Aerial alteration can be quoted in pewee ; grinding made 295. to 31s. per 30 stone ; malting all bat nominaL Of oats the show was scanty, and the demand was slow ; consequently holders could not ob tain any advance on former terms ; old, 325. to 36e. ; new, Ws. to 345. ; foreign, 28e. to 325. per 24 stone. The show of beans was meagre, and with a quiet feeling in the trade prices were about the same a. last week ; old, 56.. to 60s. ; new, 40e. to 60a. per 38 stone. Punnuaoaomm, JULY 6. —At one market to-day we bad a fair supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at la. per qr. over the prices of this day week. Barley : None showing. Oats in small supply, and no alteration. BMW : More offering, and la per . qr. lower. Prim :—Best red wheat, 58a. per qr. ci Wlllbs.• common ditto, 38e. to 40a. per qr. of 48016 a. ; oats, ls. ls. Q. per atone ; beans, 425. to 44.. per qr. of 5321b5. - - - • • R;Ainifo. JULY 6.—Many of the farmers being engaged with the hay, the attendance at our market this morning was sma ll . The supply was also limited, and business quite of a nominal character. For the best maniples last week's prices were obtained ,• for inferior there was really no de mand. In other articles there was but little business doing. Rocaterriat, JULY 6.—Both homegrown and foreign wheat was in fall supply, and the market, on the whole, well attended. Most of the best samples were in very fair request at about former rates, while in some instances a aught advance had to be paid for the finest qualities, although inferior kinds were almost entirely neglected. The barley trade was somewhat brisker, and prices exhibited rather more Imam ; but the demand for this description of grain being very small at this season of the year, the burner doss was on a limited scale. Best kin ds of oats sell at fanner prior, but for anything inferior a decline of 6d. per qamter had to be submitted to. Viummon„ JOLT 6.—With the exception of a few shower, during the week, the weather has been as beautiful is could be desired, and all the crops greatly improved. The supply to-day is small of all kinds of pain ; the millers pick the best fresh samples of wheat at la. to 2s. per 7. over last week's prices, and with more demand for the in. ferior sorts. Sprlog corn dull sale at former prices. Prices to the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 445. to 5.1 e. 631bs. per bushel ; red, new, 40s. to 505., 631 be. per bushel ; oats, new, la. 00. to la. lid, per done. Vioscsfirn, JOLT 6.—There was spin a very short supply of wheat at market today. and all descriptions were le. to 2e. per qr. dearer. Barley nominally unaltered. More doing In cote, at 6d. to le. per qr. decline. Beans le. per qr. higher. Peas ls. per qr. lower. . - . Yost, JULY 6.—The attendance to-day was only moderate, and the show of wheat was magre, consisting of a sprinkling of rd and white sorts. The demand wu steady, at an advance of L. per quarter ; white samples ware quoted at LOs. to 60e.; red ditto, 40s to 525. per 36 stone. There was a small supply of barley, for which the inquiry ruled slow, and recent rates were for the inLetr ... t sustained ; melting kinds were nearly nominal ; made 321. to 345. per 30 stone. Oats came to sparingly, and there not being much life in the trade maniples were taken off at prices not much varied from three of last week ; the bed kinds made 30a. ; ordinary 28s. per 24 stone. La beans a limited share of business was trans acted at 100111114 rates ; dd, 52.. to 545. ; new, 48.. to 50e. per 38 stow. Malt, 70s. to 725. ; rye, 36.. par qr. Flour, 445. to 46a. per seek. - - - - • - KIRKCALDY. JOLT have had a week of variable weather aseniesally brilliant sunshine, followed in the afternoo, by heavy showers, with chilly east winds, very favourable, however, to the progress of vegetation. Barley and cats prenin to be tarp crops. Wheat, both winter sad 'prim sows, is the wont of the cereal mope, and eassualy abort in breadth. Potatoes ben sot im proved se we should have liked. Turnips look well every where. AS our orentry works* this week, we have still to report veli6 i ta s e gnaw et any kind o ff ering. Fanners ask several drams cm when, which is only com plied with • yby needy buyers. No change in spring corm Hem today, we had only trilling supplies of wheat. Oats and bealey—ealas ready. Wheat, Is. to 21. per qr. adman, and oats ed. per . qr. over last week's prices. Wheat, BBL to We. ed. per qr. Barley, 30e. to 33.. Oats, Ns. to SU Watinecoti. Jura 6.—The temperature this week hue been very warm, with frequent heavy rains, and farmert begin to with far drier weather. We lave age& to a ounsiderable arrival of Indian corn, but of wheat rayon few ltimdied quarters have come to band coastwise. Our market beg been steady, without any material change since the dais of oar last. Wheat maintains werkos rates, with rather mare inquiry for the better descriptions of foreign ; secondary qualities neglected. Barley and oats fully as dear, bat the balsam passing in three articles is very limited. loam corn declined 3d. per barrel early in the week, bad has dace fully recovered this fall on large higher& sad the market closes very firm at our quotations. Floor of pekoe quality unaltered in value ; inferior brands rather abeagar. Imports this week :—Wheat, 455 qua Liam eon, 15,042 qrs. ; flour, 200 sacks. &pods this week :—Whist, 30 barrels ; oats, 2,944 barrels ; flour, 131 soaks ; oatmeal. 8 sardo. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arles (British barque), from London for Port Natal 28 days, all well, May 20. lat. b N., lun. 24 W. Claremont, from Demerara for Loudon, July S. ILL 49 N., lon. 14 W. Smarr (ship), from Liverpool for Quebec, July 1, lon. 9.48. Foam labip) from !undue for Hone Kong 20 days, May 90. Inez (American ship), from St. John's, N. 8., for Liverpool, Juno 18, lat. 41.4 N., lon. 64.49. Lochlel L abip), fee Sydney, lat. 49, lon. 6 Lord }iglu ;barque), from Demerara for Liverpool. June 24, lat. 47 N., loc. 27 W. Mary Oray, June NA lat 49.20, lon. 9.10. Panama .ship), from Liverpool for San Francisco, June 6 lit. 8., ion. 53 W. CIIICIIIIIITANTIALEVIDV‘CIL-1.11 tberecentcbsrge against two Gems for the murder of Kn. Halliday at some few weeks lock, the great value of drcumelantial evidence " leading directly to the door of truth," is tally evinced. The particulars, so tar as they have bean hitherto disclosed, all point to but one lime, and that to the inculpation of the two fo reigners . but It must be remembered that the testimony against thorn Is entirely induset and clrcutnthurtial. A peculiar interest attaches to one part of the case, where It is necessary to show the exact time at which one of the witnesses heard agate or door shut on the night of the murder. This Incident proves the great Importance to evm-y person of being able to mark minutely the period of occurrences, and the advantage there is in immersing a good timekeeper. Kr. Benson's watches. at 33 and 30, Ludgate• bill, and 40 and 47, Cornbill, are guaranteed for their exactitude. and are recommended by tbe best authorities.--4Advertisement.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUTLER—JuIy 3, at Ouslow-square, the wife of C. K. Butler, Bag., of a ughter. DlXON.—Jul da 4, at Higher Broughton, near Manchester, the wife of J. D ixon, laq., of a son. FIRMOT.—JuIy 4, at Trabolgau, county Cork, the Lady Fermoy, ore ugliter. OIBBO de NS.—JuIy 4, at Northatreet. Bristol, the wife of Mr. E. J. Gibbons, of a daughter. HAIL.—July 6, at Hammersmith, the wife of H. Haig, Esq., of a C s". JAM N.--July 4, at Igremont, Dublin, the wife of T. June son, Esq. of a daughter. LLOYD.-- . tidy 4, at Felton.grange, Shrewsbury, Lady Frances Llold, of a daughter. OLD.—July 3, at No. 1, Brunswick-villas. Kingsley-road. Maid. aces, the wife of Mr. J. B. Old, of a daughter. ItANSAT.—JuIy 4, at Ladbrokelpirdens, Kensington-park the wife el De. Lary, It.N., of a eon. RICNARDBON.--Juyl C, at Hyde, Isle of Wight, the wife of J. Richardson. Bal., of a daughter. WI LB- —July 4. at the Lodge, Clapham-common. the wife of J. Wild, lip., of a daughter. WILD—July 4, at l'ark•road, Haverstockhill, the wile of C. K. Wild, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BRADLEY—MUNK.—JuIy 4, at At. Matthew's, Nottingham, by the Bev. Canon Brooks, John, on of J. Bradley, Eau., of the Park, Nottingham, to Elizabeth Ellen, daughter of E. Munk, Lip BRUIVIITON—ARBETIPNOT.—JuIy 4, at the pariah chtint. Kinestonomilismen by the Rev. R. H. random M.A., V. O. liroughtom Esq., to Aurnuta M. A. Arbuthnot, daughter of U. Arbuthn* Lt'. of Norbiton. —ABERNETHY.—JuIy 4, at St. Paul's, Hamp stead, by Use tee. Dr. Pell, J. Cannichari, Esq., Highland Borderers' lagtit Infantry, to Anne Isabel, daughter of J. Abernethy, ilers., of St. John's.wood. CUFFE—STUABI.—JuIy I, at All Church, Waterford. Sir C. W. Culfe, Bart., of Kilkenny. to the Hon. Pauline Stuart. daughter of the Hight lion. Lord Stuart de Decks, of Uroniaza, Waterford. GREEN —NOWSER.—JaIy S. at the parish chureh of Fierhl , Y. by the Rev. C. K. M. Omen. R. Green. Req., of Leeds. to Jane, daughter of the late H. Bowser, Req., of Iraxllertirraug , . Yorkshire. DEATHS. DARTON.—JoIy 4, at Stam7onl.htll. --- Itary Ann Dorton, daughter of the late S. Barton, Nag., aged 47. BILL'S—JeII 2, 11. Bills, 1:4q., of Span Farm, Isle of Wight, aged 76. JACKSOI4.--.7nly 4, at Boulogne4ur-Sfer, Mary Ann, relict J. Jackie", &q., awed 77. KIND.—JaIy 3, A. King, Rao .of Dane's-Inn, Strand. sera 61. cnTunr.-319y 3, at rthrewshory.torraca, Bayswater, Mr. R. RICHARDSON.—JuIy 4, at Duckland. near Reigate, Surrey, G. Richardson. Req., aged td). TROIIIPSON.—JuIy 3, at Wa'worth-road, lir. R. Thompson, KN.. aged 76 VOU/IDDN —July t, at Northgate Barracks, Canterbury, Ate, wife of Lteutenant Vousden, Quartermaster 411 Depot 83101. 4• 71-31 : WOOD.—Jaly 4, at the Sheet near Ludlow, F. Wood, F+l.. *Sod 78. hinted and Published by ill Wait Mutt Haul, ot No. 8, Lousberdestreet, in the Clty of Lou Jon, Printer, at the Mhos, In Lorobesdatreet, u the Pteclud ot Whltetriare. Munbat, JULY 8,1861. I l/ h Na WOR CA] X The we 1414 2,141) tons, ano.h, loading In Viet° next, embarklnx 16th July. This Oxide, hill been boa for pitmen betollowed on Tasty Jocelyn, I mender. 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