The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-01 00:00:00

IRELAND. Jumn 29. It would appe tr, from a letter in the Freetwit's Journal, from Sir Percy Nugent, that a strange mis take hes been m•de in all Its newspapers about the arrival ot the Viceroy at Halifax, making the result or bar esperimental trip appear less favourable than it was in reality. Sir Percy dates, on the authority of a private letter from Halifax, and of the entries in Lloyd's Lin, that the Viceroy arrived at HAM= at 5 p tar. on the lOih hug g ers! the Canada from Liverpool en the following day at awe, the previous arecoents being that the Canada arrived some five or six hours before the Viceroy. The bate. steamer is expested at Galway on Monday or Toads,. nest. I - is understood that Mr. Henry CoUes,of the Lein star circuit, has been appointed to the °Su of taxing-muster, vacant be the death of the late Mr. Clancy. The salary is 600, • year, but the appoint nt is of more interest hers than its value in point of salary would imp:y, as the solicitors have long been asurting their right to have it given to one of their profession and not to a barrister. The appointment of Mr. Callen, though he is a barrister, is, however, lately to afferd saishatices. The Newry Examiner, a payer of strictly liberal pinciples, contains an article oa the spread of ribon , which deserves more attention than what we genorally find on that subject in the Irish papers. Ti. Monsieur inserts that riboakas not only coo tisane to mist, bat is suffered to flourish, no effectual =Theis( taken for its suppression; and the way laying mastless, which en often shows itself, is stated to be the immediate offspring of a ribon organiza tion. "We grieve to say" observes the Newry paper, "that in Louth there has been an =crease of marked indications of the progress of ribonient ; the number of persons charged with the cowardly crime of way laying brings conviction base upon the point to all who do not resist the evidence of fact& Ribonises secludes the whole system of waylayiog ; the plot against life or property is hatched in the na lodge and executed by the ribon agents." If such statements as this appear in the organs which usually trade in paragraphs of slander against the country, it would be taken of wane, eras grass lull, and attract little, if any, attention ; but, as it is to be nppoced that such a tournal as the Newry Bsaminer has soma ground for its statements on Gosh a subject, the article I refer to is deserving of observation. The kdowing properties were offered for sale yes terday in the Encum be red Relates Court : Toe first portion or the estate of Thomas Williams and Croker Barrington, counting of the lands of Amaghbeg, in the c may of Clare, and held in fee farm uader Colonel Wyndham, was put up, but the sale was adjourned for want of purchasers. The sale of the Shouldhsm estate of the same owners, shoaled in the county of Limerick, and mining 2,800 acres, was also adjourned, no one hav ing come forward to bid for it ; and the remainder of the property to be sold consisted of certain ground rents and premises in the city of Limerick, as fol lows : Lot I. No. I, Perry.iquare, prodaeiag • yearly profit root of W., wild for 651. Lot 2. T r ite o gavai rest of two houses ia Use sass gave, yielding a of 61, sold for 901. Lot 3 o. 3. Perry Nome, producing tk• sans amount, gold foe 931. Lots 4, 5, and G The three next houses in theses. squire 'traducing the same FA: rent, cold such for the ume unoust. 14 — tei, 8,0, 10, 11, and 12, eonsletina of pound rests and baildi,g lota in the same lecahts ; and were all sold at about the sue rate of purchase. A most extraordinary revere, of fortune hu hap pened to a private of No. 3 omnpany of tee 39th regiment, sow stationed is Athlone. By the death of an uncle in Cuba, he has been put in possession of a fortune of 60,069( and two estates in the skied. His seam is klarryst, he is only tweetylitars of age—Belfast paper. FATAL FioaT.—Ao occurrence of a character so ekockiag that we are aid to And it unparaltel. d in the re• cords el this lowa, took plus oa Moods? aftersooa. Two ult Here of are Mgt Regiment, named Lynch and Hill, who lad boas disputing, adjourned to a field, accompanied by softest:their comma ions, and fought fur nearly two hones, till, Prow sheer Usability to smile another stroke, they were compelled to demist. Os. of them (Lynch) was marled home •c Coe hunk, where be expired during the night, wad the • is 4:eestlfielly beaten. is the proo rem of the fielft the b. 14 Vlsked from the Lem sad ears of the survivor over the of tcs other. An inquest was held on Tumidity on the end a media of manslaughter returned against the -,711 and the two mennds. It is said that the survivor . a wery praresble zaa. ;as that the abuse of the other— .Mtuelly quarrehome Allew--goaded him on. Only a few civilises were preeent en the ground, and they del ;rifest to separate the combatants, but were prevented by e &Alien who loAted on. The surviving combatant and •:4 two seconds have been committed to prison.—Knoo• we'd Reporter. FINE ARTS. FOrjuAlin.—The easy, cheerful, and nest style of %kr ograpLic p atraieure has reached wonderful development of l de, tuition( not ion from the comparative rapidity of the whoh enables the publisher to respond to the eager ness of the demand for the notabilities of the day, than its atApail,s ; and If, in this higher., of art, we unease. meet wilt fees remarkable for nought but the sameness of their society look, there are roans which at once arrest attention by Ask ikareeter and the faculties of mind they eosin—a nook hr which, whatever may be the inherent defects tithe knatinn, we are in a groat nutcase indebted to the degawretype. ; it dealt a death blow to flattery and nasally pt !Tinian. In its truthful delialeatice, it spares not the es-rowed Lao sweats, it is unenercifel to wrinkle sad pimple, at fi in this teepee woods , have bas preferred by Cromwell to the cesartiet-like posed of Lely. The Americus mesa to be of the same opinion, as the two first nualen of the "Halm el illustrious Amnions'," sostaistiag the main of President Taylor, and Cahouet, lithographed kis the daguereotypo by F. D'Avigaon, and eA toed by C E. Lsrer, amply testify. As specimens of mseked intelloctual character, both NIP marvels of art, • e diferenee between the man of action and the mss of thought is felt at the fist piece.; the portrait of the Presi dent of the Caked States is as striking for its air of com mand, se that of J. C. Calhoun for redound reflection ; and this is tithe fall, as much owing to the unerring dagnerr type se to the skill with which the designer has obviated its metallic appesrance, and lessen animation in the counte nance. They are the most "'peaking likenesses" which have beta wafted actor the Atlantic, This at once bring'g to another world and other faces Foresee:et may be placed that of Lord 0.... ugh, painted and afterwards litboaraphed by Mr. J. Harwood. Here a west of neatness and regularity of emission is apparent, which is only acquired by loan practise ea stoat, is which Mr. Harwood may be a little deficient. Be redeems I-, however, by rendering, with a fidelity which 114 bears the test of comparison, the spirit and hones design for which the .original Mink is re markable. It would be desirable that this artist'. example 'herald be followed—an exempla first set by the old masters, and in this instance insight up with success. The same publlese—Mr. Grundy, of Rini nt-nreet—haa paired this print with that of Mdlle. Amelia Ferraris is a pas de fa tisanes, which appeals rather to the senses than to the higher qualities of the mind. MEDICAL &M U. COLLIOI OP SCROZONS.-111* 10U0W1111 pestle 'nen were admitted mambas on the 28th ult Mears. B. J. Wetherell, Derlington ; S. Hawaii, Australis; J. Terse, Bouthmeolton ; CIF. 8. A. Drew, Plymouth ; J. Mink, Upton on Severn ; ft D. Kidd, Oodalmini ; J. H. Parkinson, Saltville street ; J.O. K nt, H ampton, Middlesex; C. E. Playlet', Dant-ware; E MeSorlity, Newtown Stewart, County Tyrone; F. Madame, Golden-square; C. R. Tl‘onspeos, Wows:has, Kent; and C. Parsley, Southamp ton. SUICIDE OF THE PROPRIETOR OF THE KENTISH Town Ass . Roosts —On Batarday Mr. Watley, M.P., held an inquest at ths above amembly rooms, on the body of Mr. James Ware, aged thirty 'even, the proprietor. John Edwards, an omnibus driver, said that on the previous day he had been asked by the wife of the deceased to po to his bad-room, which was locked. He went up sad entered the room through the window, when be found the deceased lying in his bvel, bisection from a wound in his throat, which =tended from err to ear. He was then alive, and once exclaimed "Oh !" but expired is about twenty minutes. Two news ware found lying by hie side. Other witnesses stated, that deceased was of a very !ATOM temperament, aid was • martyr to the gout. The daughter of the p was called to prove his stabs mind, but she was too much affected to be able to give her evidence. Verdict, "That the deceased died in consequence of a wound in the threat, itflitted by himself while in a state of mind which is to the Jurors unknown." PRESUMED MURDER AND ROBBERY AT BOUGHTON ONION FMB, NOITHAMPTOI4IIIIIII.-011 Thursday an in. quest was held on the body of Ximph Warren, farmer, of Esra Barton, which was found late the previous sight in a retired part of the green under cirenstatauces which lead to strung suspicion of his having been murdered. When found oun d his left hand breechre•porket was torn sway, sad his watch lob turned inside out. The deceased had been seen going in the direction where his body was found in company with a dark woman, presumed to be mu of th• gipey tribe, and two saes were seen following in tits same direction, as if watching the putties, and a threat of violence on the part of oae el tans sea was rive/Ward. The surgeons who made a pool inertsfes esamiastiou were of opisios that death had been caused by strangulation or suffocatioa. Verdict—" Wilful mardn by opuses or persons unksown." The deemed was a very powerful man, egad 64, whisk beds lab d prenuarion that the crime co uld not Rave been 11 al it by the woman aaarasted, U, Indeed, sha ware a i INV la ib Law 3 COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—Samtorr. homes AT PM PSIOS AT GOITAKALL..—DITTaIa LOSS CAMS JTIMOT WIMPS ASS A BPSLIAL JUST. DICISOS v. ZaziPut.—Acrtue isv TNN PCRCHAIDUIa OP a C•NO0 or CONN SU RIO TSB TUN B•LASCII or TUN POSCR•eII MONIST. ON Accoutre or TSB Corot NOT 11110 SNIIISID IS • 0000 CONDITION. Sir P. Timelier, , and Mr. Bramwell. appeared for the pleintiff.; s ad Mr. Martin, Q C., Mr. Orealweed, Q C.. aid Mr. Renal. represeeedt the defieedasts. 'llls was at adios beraght by Matra. Diokan, who are ewe beam at Belfast, plait Maws Lasts, cote dealon lowideta. to reamer eampeaatim in datums arbiter from cite %reed sake a sheet 1.600 marten of ladiaa sere at Malta, whisk had been Miami at Thesealonies, which proved to bombed that it was audeeined by the authori ties at Malta immedietele ou the arrival of tho vessel I. which it was ii siped at that port. It appeared Met eau had been shipped at board a vessel sailed 0tt0.... at Odium, acedonia (the cots keel, easier item Thum Wales), is the begiseingof the year 1847. Tim shippers of the cotsw. re /desire. Visatow, sastessate at Orfano, and they coasiensid it to Mesas. Z'pisis, in Leda. Mums. Z Maki, es hearing that the tern was shipped. drew bills epos the plaintiffs, who had aimed to purchase it. The amount for which the bills were drawn was 5.0741. Is. 6J., and they were duly honoured oe wilder( at inanity. Upon the arrival of the Ottoman at Malts ea her way to Berated, it was die. covered that the eau was iamb Meted, asd is sub a dem genus Downtime that very serious spareheaeloas were saw mined that it would take ire or swell to such an mast as to sink the ship. The autlawitirs nadir these cimuneteasse immediately 'ashamed the taw, which was at onee leaded, and after it became soffiaisatly dry was sold by public satsios. sad peedated aft*, the payment of all exposes the sum of 6301. The plaintiffs on learning this were desirous of Midas their money returned on the ground that the de. Madams had failed to fulfil their contain, but all that they received wee the 8301. realised by the sale at Malts. Tbsy, however, esseldered that the corn could not have been shipped is a good and merchantable) toeditiow, end they therefore brought the present action to recover the differ ence between the sum realised and the sum paid by Mem to the Wombats. The mode gasetion in eti•pate betwetn the Duties was whether or not too seen what it was shipped at Orfaeo was to proper condition to undergo ao long a voyage as fires that pert to Leedom or Cork. which would take about three months. Oa the put of the plaintiffs it wee ceatesded that the etre meld not have bees shipped in a good and machined& sonditioe, as it was &covered to be fensontier when the Ottawa arrived at Malta, which was tole 17 days' sail from Odium. The dideedeets, at the other hard, urged that they amid not hi answerable for the state N *seams WON shipassat e provided it was in a good sad seiscshostalla 011111dithe it for sale es the spot where it was shipped. The &modem of sevenl triteness who wore examined cm both lama Ilelamica sad Melte were read and were very contradialery. Some of the witnesses on behalf of the plaintiffs Eseiered that portions of the corn were in a bad stwe awl illetataid wends when placed on board, ad others prevail the bad state of the entire cargo whim it arrived at Malta. The witnesses oa the part of the defendeats swore that the corn was ell laud, dried, and to Tory good condition when shipped, and thtt its beansieg heated was a thing beyond the con trol of the dehadaats, breams in the year 1147 every cargo of &Maim cora which was shipped an Itsetsd. The defendaats isomplaimd of the cargo having been seised and coodemned at Malta, it being alleged that if it bad been pro. perly dried sad taboo can of, it could have been restored sad would ban realised the full value. The Lord Chief Justice wormed up at considerable length, and the question left by his lordship to the jury mu, whether or not when the corn wee s►ipped et O►fatto it wee in a good and merchantable condition ? If it wee, then they would find a verdict for the defendants; but if it was not, then the plaiatiffs would be entitled to a verdict, and it would be for the jury to say w►at the amount of the damages ought to be. The jury then retired and, after a long &bones, returned into curt with a verdict, " That the cargo was not is a merchantable condition for • foreign voyage," which wee a verdict for the plaintiff.. The jury messed the damages at 2,2601. Tbil case was commenced en Friday last, and a gnat deal of evident* woo Wooed oa both shfei. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—SATVADAT. Firma. a &JIM THE GORHAM CASE. Ex AAAAA ma Bomar or EIBTIII IN 11 Tor Ray. Coarsues Goon Am. The Attoraey•General at the sitting of the court proceeded to show erase against the rale for a prohibition in this case, which has already =ea so fully and friquntly before the public as to reader any recurrence to the facts gaits uneene sary. The learned 'oedemas commenced by observing that he did not regret the personal trouble which the preparation to discharge the duty of showing cause against this rule bad cost him, and, with the &Watson of those learned friends whose able moisten= he bad he did not doubt his ability to , satisfy the coon that the rule ought to be discharged. la cos= =doting the first point, on the construction of the sots of 24 ' sad 25 Henry VIII, it was impossible not to see that this rule owed is origin to an object faz deeper sealed than was at first sight involved. That object was the revival of the authority of the Houses of Convocation, awl be agged to *sprees his impression that that wee a step width could not fail to be attended with the most serious ea' fetal coasequesca. Os this subject the learned Atter aey General could sot but agree with Mr. Burkt's letter to the sheriff of Bristol, wherein that celebrated man had re corded his modernisation of such a project. In order to comae to a correct decision on this point it was necessary to extmine the 24th Henry VIII., which had been pared over in comparative silence hitherto. For this purpose a copy of the statute from the Record t Mee had been brought dowa and the coo= would perceive that the strangement was in four paragraphs instead of ten sections. The object of the act is thus more distinctly brought under notice, aod it would not he unimportant to observe that the preamble greatly vain from that used in the 26:h Henry VIII Tam we., however, no doubt that the 24:h Henry VIII. gave three classes of suits is which tho appeal to Some was prohibited, and wi hoot venturing into the doubtful field of historical data, it might be Named that Henry VIII. wished to divorce Quote Ca• thermal from him at that time, and that the establishment of such an appeal is his own person was highly desirable. We aecoidingly find from Herbert of Cherbory's life of that monaten, p. 344, that soon after the passing of that act Cfllllol,l proceeded to Dilatable, and cited the Queen to spa ear before him as representing the King. On her °sham to *ripest, the archbishep, who was seem naiad by several bishops, and "many great clerks," pro ceeded to pronounce her is contempt, and ultimately a =steno of divorce was given. Now, it is said, that as appeal to the Kiag in such a ease would be monstrous; bat as the common law =lows of as appeal to the King from convocation itself, there is as much abrudi•y ono way as the other. Be that as it may It is submitted that the 26th Henn VIII. did sot =solo. rata the 24th Henry VIII. in It, but rather repealed it. The preemble of the former act seta up the elan as the apt jaws Mao three dame of suits thus mentioned, in one of Ida* the K•ogwas then so deeply interested ; but the preamble of the Ws Hoary VIII. speak, of their emana tion, sad their bob* made eat= at varieties with the law • mol t isally. lb* int section proceeds to ens= as a =M it of lam that the convocation shall not be holds. inept war the King's writ, sad that it shall cooly Nome oath settees as may be presses= to them by him. T eat the. gives to the Grows the power el dr:idles whether there shall be any appeal at =l— iken with there sea be =thing more opposed to the notion that it was paned to extend the appellate jurisdiction of the connealies. Reim that statute, at all events, the appeal to the isimisiellas was only in 3 cases whore the crown was conarsed, sad item= a ligesassument which was urged by the Court of Oases= Piles that the crows could not be affected except by Ewen weeds, and if there were so Mier authority the court would inept the judgmeat of that coot and of the Coon of Queen's Beath as =sad ex positions of the law on this rattiest. If, oa the other band, all cases were to be spoilable at under 24 Usury VIII., there would be no appeals from the courts of the archbishops at dl, which are declared to be definitive. The 26 Healy VIII. aecordingly goes on to give appeals, as is heretofore dose is Admiralty came, and, though the crown was generally =tit rested, there the appeal was to the &legatee. If this bad Imes an objection there would ban been some proviso in toted, but nose such appears ; and, as this was an express f smsedial act, it may he urged that there we. a amble appeal contemplated, and that then:ciao end the emanation have concurrent jurisdiction. The crown as head of the church would retain its prerogative power, and Good ma's Bess, and Bishop Gardiner's, may be ea .d as =atoms of this double appeal. Passing from the judgment of the Common Plea to the authorities by which it may be sap portei, the earliest we find is an Irish act, named coos after the 26th His. Vlll.—nantely, Ia 28th Hen. VIII., e. " which ties a the appeal in all cease to the king, and is Sloe althidian sew the =avocados, though it fasted la high power in Ittihad at that time. How can this be onenated for exes Wes this eammption common tow text writers, that thseßini WA repealed the 24th Hes. VIII. ea sera ea be had assomplehrd his objects. In later the.. that statute was rosialesd by the 28th Gee. 111., e. if, and it is impamilde N doubt the infernos that no smelt Weal them exists, The same view of the at is takes la Roll's A tide " Prerogative de Hoy," aad " Power de Cita " where no such appeal as is now contended far is measismed. There is also the eautemporanea expoeitie of Ruda and ethers engaged in the Digests of the Statists, beibre mad afar 26 Henry VIII., all of which are IWO , ra to the miasma of es= an appeal ; and Nathaniel Hoe" Is his " Mersey of the Law," which is highly spoken of by Lod Chatham, expreetly smuts that Henry having ere end= Is the 'West proposed by 24 Henry VIII., had re sealed the power then gives to the easvotation is the 26 lion VIII. Bases Abienoa—That is the opiates of • lamas, net of a lawyer. The Attorney-General—Yee; but he refire tb flelfta ea authority, sad it is at all events as good as some ei these whisk =re dud on the other side. We thee NOD W Bishop Watass's case, where it was cowed= In *rissole that the ounvontion kid no each appellate Whiled's ; sad though it was Is argument only, it is not without maga. After this is kton's " Onto Judielarana," p. 431,1 when the appeal is gives to the King without allusion Se the esavotadon. Asa the SUM My be mid el Thalia Cedes Zia*" published Is 1686, Chant' THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1850. Pnettoo. 16b6, sad otters down to the len edition el • Ds. Halifax's Analysis et illy Civil Law," Ivy the Reties Pro fessor of Civil Law at Cambridge. AL boas met writers en silent see thie appsal—bet is Maltose ease, Henry 16. wig lad tkit very point setterriog; far tine a Moth had bon yonseated es a liner by the crows, and, b "mg *mud to, then was as sena to the &keen without *linden et' skits jerielliatiem After this follow the Are nets referred to I. the jahlset of the Chef hillier of the Common Pins, an of toughed the Risme. they tanned gemlike@ of legitineey he Messlelea. Ia additive to these inamosee, essay seen be Mad la " Dr. Adams' Catalogs* of Appeals le lbs Llepeea ken Mk le Int" la obeli the King is asaassal et tepees eatod by the Prosaistor-seasral. Is tke ashes SOO% the are of deedasa has boss treated wish Caere ranee thee it deserves, to, it may inn he desisted whether it was • seater in white the crown ins eseeerned; bet that mod Oardlner's ease eked is Boll's Abridgment, skew that these is the prerogative of eating a nemaimaise as will es that given by 26 Hasty VIII. Os the ether side the .area oiled all &peed on the passage in Lord Coke • bet they do sot affect the judgment of the Court of Co mmas Pim, with white, for the most pert, we entirely agree ; sad the regale is, that we submit— rot, that the statute boyeed doubt give ao yeah appeal; or, sseosdly that II they do the appeal Is doable and n i ueurreat, or that t lies from the genvoosties to the Wee agile. 13 s far as they go, IA at writes*, books of pesetas, and preeedeuts are apart auk as appeal, sad it is one tesded that loss settled prudes ought sot to b• lightly die. tutted. Tee judgment both of the C.Menee Pleas and gegen% Bomb, however, both beg the opaline that this is a ' matter whisk townie the Quoit. Bat it is theileeatiy sob mimed that it is not at all a matter while the words of the set Berea Aldersen—lt is diMeult to ISO bow the ortho dozy et Mr Gabon appertalos to, mamas, or below to the Queen. The Atterney•General—Certainly It Is Meat ; but it Rost be so, Of en my friend LitOptfOlf fails. lie, however, goes o. to say that this is a proceeding la rens , sad diet the judgmeat Ia the duplex quende would be evidesee against the grows That is not so. Tne courts have amused this is .net la order to get at the pest gaieties, bet the premiss words of the act when ersaiined apply @sadly to the three clasps of suits drill with in the statute. They deetribe the degree of pumas' lateness which the King had is nestrieseay, tostaiaosts, sad tithes, sad th e crown oueht to be shown to bare the use deter of lateens% here. row these reasons I. Is salaitaid, leek this the appeal does sot lie to the Hoses of Cass wades ; sad, went, that if it does, this is sot asses appertaiitias se, seasereing, or Woolf*/ to the Kisg ; if so, - this rale sag be diseharged; but it is also to advise the awl of as °Nestles to its own Jura diodes is this matter. 11 is • doubtful questioa whether this court can issue a problMtloo, except is revenue eases ; and, though we do not press the objective', it is yet right to draw the emotion of the court so it, the earlier eases being all iustanees of a revenue jurisdiction. Mr. Geseaweed and Mr. Cowling were also heard, but briefly, ea the sans side, and at the close of their arguments the soon rose. SHERIFFS' COURT.-BATURDAY. Duvall nit UNDasAissury liumusaix, LIIIIOIIIPOIII7O. DUI? . CIV-...Dil•Lai1011171111 • i'ooll. SATS Comscroa. This wee an inquiry tooseee; tie damages is ea anti= brought upon a surety bead for 1,0001., entered into by the elofeadent, is beltelf of ate Robert Ellis Chessman, alie nated's, the faithful discharge by him of the office of ai lment of poor's rates for the Four k Division of the parish of St. Mazy, Newington. The plaiatiff sued in the capacity of treasurer to the board of guardians of that parish, end it appeared that Choresman wss appointed collector in 1843, the defendant and one Challis, now deceased, becoming sureties for bias in the sum of 1.0001. Nothing irregular took pleise on Cheirsman's part until last summer, whoa it Ina &wavered that be au is default to the amount of 6371, which wee reduced to 4701, by allowing amain payments dee to him This woe proved by Cbeieentan, who was Bled es a witness, nod to the coon. of his evidence he re peaa dl y asserted that he bad placed to Dutton's hands pro perty which would name than cover the demand, and the plaintiff's counsel said it was right to say that Cheers. ion bad afforded the guardians evert facility as recover their mosey. The defendant laving demurred to the decla ration, the facts were admitted, and the only question was on* of amount, _ Tea defendam's attorney, in the absence of counsel, ad dressed the jury. Ito said there had been great neeligenc• sad carelessness on the pert of the guardians; for had they prorerly carried out their bye-laws and regulations, there could not hays been any default. The jury assessed the damages at 4701. 12.. sd. Tan Quilt. o. Woo°. This was an iaquiry, seder a writ of extent, to semitain is what mown the dekrdant, Charles Wood, woo ia sneer to the crown, is respect of monies collected b 7 hint in his capacity of collector of amassed and property tams is a paiiih in Yorks II re. Proof having been given, the jury gam a verdict for the rows for 711. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-BATURDAT. EITZAOIDIN4ILT APPLICATIOX.-A CAST PDX TUX LIWISTATOKI. .. __ Mr. flargood, the barrist. r, made an extraordinary appli dation et the sitting of the court k the cast of a young man sarn , d John W. Kiag, who was remanded on Thursday fee six months, at the suit of aMr Shelley, for contracting a debt with him without reasonable exoectatioi of payment. He had betted on harm racing to 6001., and had loot his situation in an ineurance company. Mr. Shelley imme diately proceeded to give effect to the judgment by lodging detainer at the Queen's Prison, but he found that the as charge at the gait of the detaining creditor had been pre viously 'odged, and that the insolvent wee in law out of custody," sotwithranding the judgment of remand against him. The learned counsel said a fraud had been practised on the court, and if such things were permitted it would be a mockery of justice. Mr. Commissioner Phillip' agreed with the liaised conneel that it was a sad state of thing', but what could he do ? It was a moo for the legislature. As the law stood, a creditor, who had an iuolvent in prima after a remand by this court, could at ones let him out of poison. Mr. &stood asked the learned commimioner to stay the adjodkation until he should apply to revoke the same on the ground that it had been obtained in fraud, as the ing^lvent his discharge is his pocket or it was prepared when the t w pronounced.lern as Comenieeioner Phillips thought he had nn power to gnat such au application. A case had occurred before him, whet a man was remanded for two years, and be laughed at him by walking out of prison on the nest day. Mr Bargood said it was a laud case that justice should be ideated es it bad been in this ease. Mr. Phillips fully agreed with him, but thought the court had no power to Wren the grievance. It wee a cue for the iaterferenee of the legislature. The learned emanael took nothing by is motion. sad the insolvent remains at large, liable to be arrested if be can be diseovers4" within the period of the judgment. In le 0101101 BILN3T.—A CAUTION TO Wives. This g;olvo7tt, a schoolmaster, was oppmed by Mr. Bar mood foe Mr. Brainy the detaining creditor. Mr. Dowse ea / 7b7 " ee d esplaint was that the insolvent, after Mr. Hyena bad declined to discount bills of exchange for the insolvent, bad got his wife to get Mrs. Hinson, the creditor's wife, to discount two bills for him, which forme d the present debt. It appeared that whoa Mrs. Hymen heard that the isrolvent was about to petition it effected her so much that she died in three days, end Mr. flynam eaid he had no doubt this eircum stance hastened her death. He was not aware that his wife bad diecouuteed the billy The insolvent said he had no recollection of the conversation related by Mr. Ilynam of his refold to dimmest bills. His wife and Mrs. ilynam mansged the affair between themselves. Mr. Commissioaer Phillips commented in strong terms on the issolveut getting Mrs. Hymen' to discount bills after her husband bad refused. That poor woman had died under painful circumstances. The case should set as a caution to others. as Irmo( opinion Old the insolvent had rendered himself stainable to a judgment under the discretionary class* and adjudged him to an imprisonment of tour ca lends; mouths. mamas At le theism seeks with the wee in Ms matey), Is whisk was • memorandum to the fellowing *feet " 2 Ave% tune, sad 10 semeetelea." Prissara said the pukes book was given:to him by the wirwho gam him the .co., sad that U. mosorm eaeaseely • Mention what Man.. he was to ask kr at pays's* of tie note. The rimer was thea rtssadial till Mosby. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. Troiseuto Saor.—Mr. Wore, silkmemsr and draper No. 96. Oaford-street, was aommented ler heels. assaulted Mrs. HMOS\ Domaine, the wile of a rupeetable tradesmen. Mrs. Neale& of Se, Matyleteme Wm. maid on Tuesday seining she west with • Mead bite Oxfortetreet. sal. .eslag • mulls Is du shop of the defeadsat with a printed ticket 'laud to It stalks the prier to be tea guinea, she west kite the shop, sad, after letkies at It, agreed to be- come the porehame. The defend/et, like stowed the atentle, premed her to walk to the hack of the shop u try soother mantle ; he wished her to bay soother one , bat eke said she would have the die osly she kel dump. The de fendant put it up, end she said " The price is ens guinea, as marked on the ticket" Ti.. defendeat replied the pries was • guinea and • half, that sem heist on the ti bet, which be said he would plotless. Tli• defendant produced • ticket with the words one guinea printed oa It mad half, in Agates, weitten small. Complalasat declared that was not the tkket which wee on the mantle whin in ere window, or if it was the " half " in Sores, bad been just written on it. The defeedaat told her net to be impu dent, and to go oat of the shop. Seem aka had Sow to reply defendant puked her viefeetly late the rimet, and nearly mearioned bar to fall down. Complainant tuned rowed end told Wm, it that was his treatment be should hear farther about it. Several peewee aim tabled round the door, assonant of the defendant's modest. Miss Ann Coles was with the eomplainant at the time of the transaction. Saw the mantle with the ticket on it, and was certain the pries was nuked in words, " One Ovine.," and that no figure. wen on the Whet. Did not think the ticket afterwards shown to the complainant by the defendant, and which had the written figures on it, was the ticket which was on the lauds The complaisant war pushed by the defendant with great violence out of the shop. Mr. Ware recollected Ike eomplainant coming into the shop and baying a mantle which had a ticket on it—show ing the pries to be It guise as. Th. e =plainest asserted the price on the ticket wee a guinea; he predated the ticket, and showed her the Nurse. The complainant answered sharply, he wee endeevouring to cheat bee. He replied relit the utmost courtesy. as ha away, did to 18414 that she was mistektn. Sr. charged him with having altered the I ticket. He requested her enuteously and politely to leave the shop, as it wee fell of ladies. She refused, and she bel lowed out he wanted to sheet her. He then politely put his hand, in the gentlest manner, on her shoulder, and begged her, in tn. mat courteous and polite manner, to leave the shop. This wee all the offense. John Harris, easistaat to the defendant, said he dressed the window end puts Bakst with the price li guineas, on the mantle seleetreliby she complainant. Complidesst was war. Mostly told to blare the shop, sad she then called thus • set of swindlers. Mn. Diming &eland ads had act called say eas a swindler. Bhc bad seated tb. met trat►. Mr. Bingham was wi.llng to Irmo say reasonable advan tage to an messed potty, sad would, therefore, assume that the ticket now produced was in the some state when placed oa the mantle, sad that it was really t h e ticket amen by t h e complainant. Bat if inopostable tradesmen in Oaford.susot chose to starry oa business in sock a we,, by haviag tickets prated with part of the prim In large characters, and the other part of the prise in sack small figures that ao ordinary eyes could possibly am them, they could have nobody to blame but thassaslveal if they had, occasi.nally, ammo of an unpleasant character occur is their shops. Ths fine of 20s. sad oasts was inflicted, and immediately paid. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. RsCimino SvoLai Par wu okayed with receiviag a 601. bank note, well laming it to I have bra woks. Rickard Mullins, of the firm of Bosh and Mulling, aliciton, la Bt. llaildred'e-sairt, Poultry, stated that on Friday afternies prisoner was brought to his °Ma by Mr. Lewis Loye of the will known banking firm of Jones Loyd, 1 1 who showed his a Oloseestershire bank note for 501, and informed him Welke prisoner had, a few minutes previously, ' sweated it for payment at Mak bank. 'Maoists had been Matsuda to Maus. Jones Loyd to stop the payment of the note in the event of its bane presented, it bate( bests stolen, with others to a pockst-book, in the country. Wits's' asked prisoner where he mune from, and he regl.ti from Morton's dining-roonts, is Paternoster-row, l sod that the note belonged to a gentleman them Witness then inquired if the prisoner knew the gentleman. He said Ise did sot, as the gentlemen wee only dining Mart. Witness thee went with pelages. to Morton's in Paetuater-row, sad was informed by Kr. Morton that primmer was an entire stranger to his, never hiving saes or employed bin before; upon hearing which, prisoner turned maid sad ran away, but was pursued sad brought Nick. Witness, ea receiving Mr Morton's statement, asked pri mmer it he mast to persist in the story he had told, when he replied "No," and that the truth was, be was in the sir. vise of Kr. Dray, confectioner, in Hornbill, and that he was Mending at the censer of Maisie lens when a stranger sus* op to him and asked him if he had ever changed notes at the bank, to whisk primer replied "he had." The stranger then asked the prisoner to take the note produced to Mews. Joao Lloyd's and get It cashed. Friona was to brine the aonty back to the strange gentleman in Hornbill, when he would get a @ovation for his trouble. He was told to say, if he were 'Aid any questions, " that he Sought It fro m a gentinasa at Morton's dining-rooms." Witness did sot think this account ratiatectory, sad aooordisgly gave primer tats custody: Witham OM inquired at Duv.y's and aseertaised tsar prisoner had been in Mr. Davey's ser vice, sal that he bad relations sad friends raiding in the neighbourhood of Cheltenham. What. stated that he wrote to Tewkesbury on Friday night, and had Jut received a telegsphie despots\ to gay that the owner a the note was cu ids way to Lades, and be wired therefore ask the Aliases to remand the pruner, in order that the ow•tr's ',ideas might be take. as to the ism of the sots in qualian. sufpage censtable, 351, stated be took the primmer Ste ti2y and sonsked kin at the statics, when he found moverea skeet for pence • pairs* book (believed by the last MARKETS. COTTON.—LivespooL. JON■ 29,—The market to day more an improved aspect, mad lba male. won about 10,000 bales, in. eluding 3,000 taken Iva speculation and lee enema /lanai Engin, Julia 29 —Thom boa boas so thong& in the yarn or elothrnarket since Tburmlay, and buyers have presented tberneelve. more freely tomake up their orders now that it ha. spin become evident the primm of the taw material will be pretty are :y maintained. The Mandan demand, alluded to in • previous notice of the market a. having improved, le Mill • active for yarns of the medium and higher enunta--my Inlet to 80'e and lob to Mee doubled yarns. Common 40's to 60's mule yarns partake of the advance mentioned on Thursday ; end in G's to Ire mule, and in tow numbers of water twist, prim bare advanced in rather greater proportion. Coons yenta In eon or bundle am low in mock, and rought after. Buyers on India account, and for the German and I salian AM kelp, a!l mime more activity, as well as Rural= hatters. There ham not been an equal twee,* of activity In the cloth mantel perbaps,lbut the comer end heavier descriptiom have partaken in the improvement in price, and for 404nek shirting. sad printing cloth. there be. bees more theiw daring the last few days, at letter prices. WOOLLEN.—Lispe, Joss 29.—We !•n had a wry exorrem market today. The quantity at cloth told much exceeds what h.+ changed hands on any one market day foe a long time past. In the warehuww a very fair briers to daft. LINEN B , Juin YB.—Than has beta, mine. nut List notice, a good trade in all descriptions of yarn, and prices were last week more fully maintained. Manufactures having run themselves hereof stock were obliged to come into market to supply thrmisives, and the result was increased limner. The wiper. have been tolerably esienalve, and there is a great Increase in the quantity of thread shipped. During the past week them were u• from Iteltast i m I packages linen, 137 ditto thread. 19 ditto and 1 ton pro, 17 do. muslin—in all 873 packages. —Belfast paper. SUGAR —CiLesoow, isms 28 —Since our lest repwe there has been nothing done in West India Muscovado !room. 514u rinus, Bengal, or I reign Sugars, or in West India Molasses. Rel . sod /tutus have hod a good demand at steady prices: brown lumps, Mk. ; brows loaves, 504. ; standard loaves, 51s. to 31a.; gsed, 535. to 5 Is.; fine and very fine, 555. to Si'.. Crushed Sews have bed a tau demand, and the torn of the motet is in favour of the bnArs. Browns, 394. to 4:4. ; naiddlins yellows, 435. to 455. ed. ; good and tine yellows, 45e. to 49e. ed. ; ens and very line whites, SOs. to 525. Treacle oull, at 13e. to 13a. nd. Golden syrup, ordinary to good, 15.. to 16a.; and fine bright, les. bd. MANUFACTURES.—ChAtoom, Jame 28.—The market for goods end yarns to.day showed fully am buoyant a feeling as y i i e terd.q. Clads, too, were more more n demand, and, altogether, the tow at the market was very strong. IRON.—GLAsonw, Jam, 28.—1 n Pig Iron wit can quote no improvement. Price are steady, at 44•.6d. to 435. for wiled Nto., f.o.b. here. CORN.—ATLWBURT, June 29.—A very thin attendynee at market sista vi -do. What Wainer was transacted was done at full last week's priors. Wheat, from 91. 10a. to 111. 10s. per load of 5 qrs. Barte r , 21a. to Vs. Oals, les. to 225. per qr. Beans, Mo to 29a. l'eas, Ms. to 325. As Mena, Jena 29.—W0 were fairly supplied with Wheat today. The demand was more animated, and last week's prices were without diflieulty well maintained. Of Barley there was a scanty supply, and the sales marring were trilling, as last quoted. Mtn, Deana, sad Peas, attraeter hut little attestant, eat prices re mora preelsely as an Saturday last. /lour and Malt trade firm, with a moderate demand. Present prices: Wheat, .17s. to 425. per qr. liar. ley, Ira. to MN. (late, Pk. to I7a. Peas, Ms. to 295. Beans, 26a. to 365. Malt, SU. to 365. per qr. Tams, to. Id. to 3e. per bushel. Flour, Ms. to 30s. psr MEL BEDFORD, Jana 29.—Thera was a very scanty supply nl Wheat to-day at market, but no deuce la price. Wheat was firm, at last week's prices. AU hinds of Corn tomtit precisely the same as last weak. BLANDTORD, June 29.—We Ma lots ne inspenventent in Wheat at our market to-day. the s ply Wag tolerably good, en. aided the requirements of tM trade, but, notwithstanding, business was tirm ■t laat week's prices. Barley was a slow ask, without alter ation in value. Oats, llama and Peas attracted but little attentent, but maintained their forcer value. Wheat, SM. to 41s. Barley, to 22a. Oats. Pk. to Its. Beans, 2da. to aos. Pews. Ms. to 284. per qr. Irkur, Sae, Sew.; peacock, lea per mak. Malt, 525. to Ste. per qr. - • - - CAmeatDoz, J Gee 29.—Our illuket to-day was very doll. and the Kee of every 'rude remained or last w.ek. Wheat. red, 38e. to 38e.; wig*** Barley, We. teem, 28e. Pees, 30e. Oats, Oa. to 18e. CAW7IIIOIUST, Joao 29.—Our supplies were short this day, sad Wheel hoot Is. to 2.. per qr. higher. Wheat, white, 42a. to 4w.; brow', 26e. to 41s. Barley, 13a. Oats, lay. to 16e. Pees, 24. to 235. C•imuma,las• 29.—Tber• woo a good supply of Wheat at our market this marelag, 'ad the demand being rather slow, It sold at a docile. of about Bd. per barbel. Oats sod Bart .y about an seems suly, and at prices about the mass as last with, Present prima: Wheat, white, new, ITs. Od. to IM. CA. ; old, I7a. old. to lee. ; red, new, Ile. 6d to 16a. 6d.; old, 12e. 6d. to he. 6d. Bark y, sew, 9s. to 10a:: 014, tia to 10s. Oats, potato, Said. toes. 3d. ; mew. sous, 71, 6d. to 6e. Flour, per Mae, le. lOd. to 4s. Oatmeal, Is. ed. Syosset, 2d. porierwool. Is. - • - - COLCUltiernit, June 29.—There is a good demand here to day for Wheat, at the full prices of last Saturday; the supply is en. treacly hotted. Barley and Beans are without alts ration. OLOtteteens, Jane a—The supply of Esplish Wheat at today's market was moderate, and farmers snoweded in obtaining rather better prima Foreign also was very thinly held, but we do not alter our quotations. Barley is bought more freely, while Pees and Beans are in better request. In Oats few sale* are made, and t el. r. Ys mossy wou;d be readily 'scented. Preseat prices : Wheat, white, per imp. bushel, Se. 3d. to Ss. td.; rcd, 4s. 10d. to .; Umiak (white Osancerre), per 6012 a, De. 701. to Ss. Vd. • E3d k. , Poseraniaa, Stettin, 4s. led. to la. lOad.; Odom, Illarianople, sott ie t. 6d. to 4.. 74d. ; Ode s sa, Taganrog, hard. ta. ed. to L. lid. Bar , Eoglials, per Hate., to te., grinding, 21s, 225.; melting, per imp. qr., 2 .to 23e. Irish, grieding, Its. to 2 0 e. Od.;zaltiogr, 225. to E s i i i. f h or , ei pe g i a l ltrindingel d t , o 3 t . b... 4, :d. o tattin e e d „ . 2 . 3.; im, to .... B i z: per 63‘lbs., 3s. to 36.3 d. ; Freash,Dunksenalt tiek,3s. a trills. &I.; Irish, 3.. 3d. to 3e. td. Oats, Limerick Wexford, 331ohmaurthy, white, per 312105., 17s, Od. to Ire. Od. ; Cork, Waterford, Ifutothall, If& tal. to 11s.; Welsh, black 16a. ed. to 17a. ; Irish, per 31210 e., 16s. to 16e. lid. Prlol, breakers, per imperial bush.. English, Ss. hi. to 4s. Od.; foreign, 391 ed. to Seed.; grey and grinders, per OSelbs., ttnetSon. Id. to Ss. 6d. • foreign, 3a. 6d. to 3.. 7d. Lennie, Is. 011. . flour, best secc;ede, hoellsh, lea. to 30e. Lirweed Caters, lirlper ton, t 7. to 10a 71. lincorts for the week trolling lune heut, cues.wiar, WO; foreign, 2,013; Barley, foreign, stS ; ay Ireland, 1,913 qrs. _ -- CLIRAT YAMMUUTN. Juno 29.—At Olt early strket we had a Mr supply of Wheat by barge. which meta slow sae; and afterwards' very *mall attendance of farmers, who are busily engaged In hay harvest. Very Mae Wheat °hanged hands, mad that st had week's quotations. Ths transsettuns in spring Own were on a very limited ma* sod without attention la Wm. The sephas rata of yes erday Is very adviustafft os to the turnip , which was falling to a great extent. lbe recent large arrivals of brJga Oats has Ird to a depression la the prise. GUILDFORD. Jane 29.—Oar nppiy at Wheat was some• what better. We de eat otter quotations, damask the trade, s the whale, woe .asset y eco road as le welt. Wheat, 41e. to I9e. kter lab KW to DU. thee, ISt. to Ifs. DIN" We. be 21e. if 'avow,. Jame 29.—Tbm was but a smell att•edanee. The copious 'bowies with which we were bawd mama, will aid the growth at way description dean, and will grade ample straw to Ms Barley told& the weal el mature would is.,. abort. The samples of Whist Aare were quite equal to the deusand, for the millers only pared. for their immediate wants, at last week's rates. Wheat will be rips tar reaping to a Me more than three wain, in the Indira situations In this district, with the hot weather we caII- Ve; this uses the trees to ride belay. beat, bantel., er t o h. ltd. Barley, fa ltd. to la. data, L. dd to h. 10d. Beans, as. dd. to he Id. Yea, 3.. 7d. to de. ltd.; whit., hollers, As. 45. KIINDAL. 1... 70.—The weenier ill ormtbiaill n lat amid lie Oohed et proem la tide part et thoetestoy mai the welt yam highly* the pew*/ erg& Mow mute Ibis mania' we had asly a smell show of both Wheel as Osta, which were sooa wad at but ca ll m slam:,"`'.' for the week :—Wheet, 23e. Id. flee.per l - LaWCASTIIII. Jane 29.—Haymskiag is an. Or•ntra in thin district, sad Meow I.a fall amuse. Tn.dey's market was only ateppikd with Wheat, width mid at fatly Ad. p.r 2101 b. ad. vases. Pawed In IMO wed former mires resaly main. Waal. Wheat. Via. to Us. lid. per 28,1 b. &.m, 18*. to IS,. Woad, Va. dd. to Eta dd. pe 21010. liiratailfriarla, June n.—The weather coutlanic bat begonias, sad whilst sellers show no biellaatica to submit to mdse.. doe upon the labs prioe of may article. buyers notrbt their purehams to what Is aesarmry ke the supply of present mats. The husband the week Wasp eally boner. • limited stammer. TM same do. seription .ppites to oar whet today, and there Is to aremommat la martinis calling lorpartbabc Masa sad we do as vary the quota. doss of bat eseept kir 'anima Odra which la. per qr., mad Oatmeal N. per bad ehmagar. The fallowing are arena% paws : Wheat, pet bushel of 70ths, Enable, white, Ms. 6d. to 7a. a. sat to na. 4d.; Irke, whits, b. Id. to Ss. ed.; red, b. rd. to la. ad. bas, psr bushel of ext... grinding. la at Sa h.f *lbs., English, *etch, aad One Isielab.W. to 2a. itirl O r l ita r Idlabled runa, 62. to yard. Sem, par . .of Valk, small, Us. to 31s. Od.; ask, Gd. tone. M v ak per Slap. but= Us. b 37a; ibe ma 345. to Us. Ms, per !LA E bushels, white sad bine hollers, Ns. to 211 a. floor, per eask et and Mak ins, Oa. 08. to 290.0 d.; marble, Ella 315. b 0r h,e .st u n s , Us. to MU; Ottawa. par Wad of 24011 a, Basil& sad Idea, Used to lib. Cd. iiAitsoitooon, Anse 29.—A fair supply or Wheat to day. The trade was awes animated, sad last meet's prices were held artily. The @apply of emir, was aMet, sad a strictly retell trade trusarred. la atm Bet" sad P. my little bonuses doing, and rims taw the mine mans as at hat market. heat, Ms. to 405.; Barley, IM. to 91a; Oar, lie. to 17s. ; ass, Ins. toile.; Pea , Ms. per qr. Malt, let ad. to Is. 9d. per barbel. Flour, 21.. to 30s. per wk. Oar mops geserally are looking well, with every appear_ saes Mae early tarmac should the present Ins weather motions. NgWOASTLZ-OPDX-TTNII, Mine 20.-no weather during the with Ma Wm Me, bat today is showery. with • colder teengeni tare. We hay. had lags arrivals of English W Mot and Mom this week, sad, both millers end flour-dealers buying sparingly rtr7 ltW bomb= Ms resulted • b prim time hes been no perceptible Mange, factors generally liolthe Mest Norfolk red it oeut at 41s. per qr., ii g NM, and gran y rather than submit to leas. A guod ma. Um of the Maim grain arrived bi oat of wadi toe. One mar , let this pffirailkff MS wed supplied with Wheat Iran the country, which sold slowly (in some ins snces) rather under last were rates. Fine Norhibi sad Suffolk red was held foe 41a, 43e. was bid and refired. In Flour the traneactlass have been very Milted, and 30s. per rack an extreme quotation in retail for the most approval lurks, moderate but air quality being pr curable at 29a. Rye without inquiry. Barley for grinding, winning Silts °Bering at Xs. per qr., weighed 361bs. Malt stow sale. WI its Per were more le deemed. Oats very Rat, and bone Out the choice fresh meal. Mg quality =stein their value. The following are the gumshoes Whew, British. Northumberland. new, white. Pm to 43e.; red, Me. to 44e.; Norfolk and Suffolk old, white, 42.. to 40e. ; red, 40s. to 43e. • new, white, 425. to 47a. ; red, 44e. to its. ; Lincoln shire, old, white, ha'. to 43a.; red, 395. to 43/4 ; new, white, Oa. to Us. ,• red, Me. to 43a. lkotek and Dundee, white, 3A. to 43a.; red, 37a. to 39.. Alnemoutb sad Berwick, white, 38a. to 42e. ; ' red, 365. to $9.. Rye, Norfolk sad buffrik, 225. to 25e. id.; berwkk and Scotch, Ms. to 23.. Cd. barley, Norfolk and Suffolk :elm. Ort. to 235. Od.; chevalier, tin to 255.; Northum berland and Roach, tls, to M.; chevalier, 20e. to 22a.; grinding and 18a. to Ma. Malt, Ms. to Yon.; chevalier, 4 is. to 21.. t i l ia at a torthumbseland and Match e potato, new, 20s. 04. to 21i.; common andAngun eld, 17s. to 196.; new,lBs. to MM. Pees, white, boilers, 36e. to 211 e.; gay and inagY Us. raa. Baum new, 28.1. to 30.. Fluor, due nteekum and Northumberland, Ns. to 30•.• Norfolk whites, Ms. to 32..; households, 28s. to aft ; seconds, 244 to 275.; hoosebolds,2into 27a; thirds. 20..t0 240.; house. holds, lea. to Ma. per sack. Yoram : Wheat, Maude and ifsalgeberg, white, 425. to 46..; red, 3tis. W 09..; Isiah" white, 40s. to 44..; red, Ms. to 415.; Mecklenburg and Po. =erasion, white, 4 0.. to 465. • red, '40.4. to 435. Hamburg, Marko, and Anhalt, white, NA. to 435.• red, as. to 495. bed and Holstein, white, 38a. to 41s. • red, Ms. to 395. ; Petersburg and Archangel, red, 30.. to Ms.; Oilmen, red, Ms I. 36a. ; ditto Polak red, Ms. to 384. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, M. to Me. Barley, Mal, 18s. to 21..; Pusaseanian and Holstein, 17.. to 19.. Oats, Dutch, brew, 16.. t... Ibis. ; Pomeranian Nod, 13s. to 11s. • thiamin sad Danish, 12.. to 14e.; Archangel and Rigs, 12.. to . 14s. PIMP, white, 245. to 28s. beans, Friesland, 30s. to 325. • Alexandrian, 32e. to Ms. Th e arrivals Hits week are : Wheat, oneetwise, 4,033 go.; foreign, 8,2114. barley, coastwise, 49; foreign, ; Malt, coastwue, 370. Data, coastwise, 123; foreign, 1,170. Peas, fareign,lo7. Ikons, coaatinie, 50; foreign, 67. !lour, 3,013 esoks. NORWICH, Jane 29.—The weather during the put week has with us been all that could be desired for the growing crops, and on Friday some fine showers, and today warm and clear, with the glass Tien( ; this with the announcement of the mai irity in favour of ministers lee night in parliament canoed our trade in Wheat to be dull, but lower poets were not submitted to; the quantity offering wart small ; price 39e. to Cs. per qr. The trade In Flour is a little II Air r than Lid week, and 275. 6d. to 18s. for good household, f o.b , was readdy made. TM re is nothing of interact to report in the Barley trade; very little shown, and very little required. Other sorts of spring corn in retail demand only, and no variation la prim. NOTIII4OHAII, June 29 —We have hat a tintlirr show of grain at this day's market than for many weeks mat. Farmers do not wear to nave much stock left, and, therefore, *Mail out for ;Heber rate.; where pales have been made inflicts have to comply with on advance of 2. per qr. fur all heal qualities, such only being saleahle. ln *prim; corn but little doing, and no alteration. PRTIRBOHOL'OIi. Jan. 29.—Having but a email supply el Wheat here to-day bet week's prima were readily obtained, and in acme instances Is. per qr. more money wa• given; fresh, olais., red Wheat, 406.; fine. 42.. per qr. Very little sluing corn showing, and prima nominally as last week. PaTeroaTe, Jane 29.—Oar market was somewhat scantily attended to-day, owing to the haying, &e. Wheat was held with much groom for late rates; in other grail but little passing. V. he.;, white, IW. lea. to I If. per load; rtd , W. its. to 10/. barley, 2J.. t0 23e. per qr. Oats, 17► to les. ream, 344. to 325. beam, its. to 32a. PIUSTON, June 29 —Under the influence of fine forcing weather, the trace through..ut the week has remained excessively dull. The supply of Engtieh Vi heat et our Corn Exchange to-day woo Inahrilicant„ and was re.ddy cleared at a slight arneiniaieet in valise as well as forelin ol sale, and we HOUILII:ly repeat oar qoatattoes. Prime risk Wheat, red, per :WM, Ss. 7d. to Ss. lad.; sailddhpg to good, U. :d. to Ss bd. Hour, 6d. Meer; fine to supe rfine, JUL lid. to fills. per Meths. henna and Outs continue without chimer., my to as. ed. per 42011 e. for the former, and 2.. 41. to 2s. bd. per 45Its. for the letter. Oatmeal to Pouted 'Aura, at until tend rates; choice qualities, Ma.; puddling to iced, -10. to Hs. 9d. per 241405. BitartnanenT, Juno 29 —There WY a fair supply of Wheat, and toe atundauee of buyers was thin. Lest week's prime were realised tar the best description' o' Wheat, but the trade ride" heavy, and muck remaibed unsold at the close of the market. There was a very hatted demand toe Barley, but privet were unaltered. Oats, Beans, l'eas, Malt, and Flour were nominally unaltered, and the trade eluggab. Wlt at, Ma. to 41". Barley, lea. to Jos. Oats, 13e. to lea. Canna, tut. to .tos. Fess, ;I's. to les.; best ere!, SU. to Me. Malt, 32a. to Ma. per qr. lona, 4a. bd. to U. lid. per busheL Flour, Va. to 29a ter sack. bEhftwiint:hT, June 29.—inere was a small supply of Wheat, barley, and Oats at this day's market. Wheat sold at prices equal to those of last week, with a good demand from the millers. barley and Oats quite as dear, with little doing. W•IIIINSTEZ, Jane 29.—Our market to-day was why ably well an nded, but the .upply of grain was stralL The business is Wheat was quaker, ai.d Let week's pieta were well supported. Very line doing art grinding tarley, and prices unvaiieiL but little at.imation was expetieneed in the demand for (Mts. The price of Beano and Kat were nominally the same, and the inquiry warn slow. The trade In Flour and Malt continues dull, with.= alteration is value. W beat, 325. to 112 e. Best chevalier Barley, 225.; grinding, 1811. to 20a. Oats, V.. to 19.. Beans, Soo. to Sas. Peas, 13s. to 30a. Malt, 112 s. to Stic a r qr. Vetches, is. tid. to So. per bushel. Flour, 23a. to 30s. per WINCIIIIIITZU, Jane 29.—Our market to day was more fatly attended thaw last week. The supply of Wheat was moderately good; the deasmul was more active, and for the beet samples buyers had to pay quite an much mosey as oft Saturday last. Flour under wept no change. Very little 114rIcy offering, and the sales effected were at the preceding week's prices. Oats •.4 all other ankle, at traeted little attention. and pr oes nominally unaltered. wheat, M. to ltd. So. der load. Barley, Ina. to 24 Oat* black, la. to 16s. 61; white, 1.4. to 1:s. Beans, Egyptian, 265.; eaglieh, old, acs. Malt, Sew. to Sus. pm qr. Flour, 2s. to alb. per sack. Tees, vs, dd. to Ss. per Wiwi. Woolley, June 29.—We have had a fiae rain but nw enough, still the mope are l og favourably. The supply of Wheat at this day's matte s fair for the season, whillt of ether gt sin It is unusually small. The best fresh-thrashed Wheat fetches 6.1, and io some instances Is. per qr. more moss than this dny week. Bear., must be quoted as befote, end Oats 64. per qr. dearer. Wheat, white, 41s. tu 4ia.; extra, 4114. pee qr.; red, 39a. to 415.; extra, 425. Outs, d. to AL per stone. Beaus, new, 26a. to Ids. per qr. Wuktlisran, rune 29,- At our market t ,•clay there was only •eh et attendance of farmers, and limited supdy of Wheat. The trade was litelees, but all di seriptions realtaed quite as much m . Barley more inquired for. No alteratiun in Oats. braces ra ther dearer. Very dew Peas offering. Yong. Joe. 29 -We have a short supply of Wheat at this day's mallet. Fresh-thrashed meets a fair sale, at rather more money. N., alte.ati , a iu other qualities. In Oats, Beans. de., little peseta,. Wheat, white, 4:ts. to 435. per imp. qr.; red, 39a. to Cs. Malt. 30s. to 525. Oats, W. to 9d, per stuns of lithe. Flour, 30s. per seek of :OMs. MAL'S. JUNE 28.-Farman' wheat and oats still I continue waxer, and both bully supported the prices of 'Tuesday ; the fanner may be called a shade dearer. The only other alteration we report is in Indian corn, which in bd. lower and difficult of sale at the reductien. White wheat, 235. to 20.6 d. ; red ditto, 21s. bd. to 2341.; barley, to : oats, 9s. 64. to Ile. lid. per bet.; oatmeal, 194.6 d. to lie. 6d. ; second bow. 11s. le 14s. per cwt. Indian cone, 27v. to 295. 6d. per 460 lbs. LIMaItICK. Jens 29.-Thu weather is hot, with some eat showers. Wheat most generally In ear, and of fine promiae. Oslo and Barley also look wetland luxuriant Feta ors are nearly all in full bleasea, OM coming to market freely, at 10d per I albs. No trawastiess to menet in grain of beam growth. The Indian Cora trade dull, and our quotatioas barely aupported. Proem price.: Wheat, red, 260 Th,., 10s. per barrel. white, 2's. Oats, 10a. W. to 10k gat. per 1961ta. Barley, Vs. per 2:411m. Galata Indian Owe, 7!. Ilk. per ton ; !bruit, 71.35.; Spatial, 71.; American. W. Indian Meal, M.; Oatmeal, lel. 10*. WitTnitrimiD, June 29.-The weather during the week bap been hot, forcing, sad all that could be (leered for the growing 01014, which. in this district aro seven to ten days later than in the average of years. With • moderate import of Wheat since ilos day se'anight, we have had a free sale for good milling samples, at full pekes; see , ndary qualities also have been in better roved. Battey has met with very little attention. Oats have been offered more freely, but, in the sheen., of orders from nagellah buyers, few parcels have changed hand.. roe Indies (ben we have eapmenow a tie consumptive demand; owing, however, to the continued decliue in Liverpool, and the general unwillingness to hold stocks at this advanced period of the seasn, prices have receded td. per barrel on the week. Flour •• ithout any change. The following are the present prices: Undried : Wheat, mill, per :net. 200.0 d. to 21a. 6d.; shipmate. I*. od. tu 19s. Pd. Perky, Fielding, per 16 stale tip. to 12a. W. Outs, whit" perl4 et, es. Od. to 10s. Oat, ; Meek, 9a. 3d. to 9a. 44. Dried and W2l;T;e7-p -ping, 20a. to 204. tkl.; Polish Odessa, 32e. to 225. 3d. • French, 32. , . to 335. 6d. Baltic, 'as. 9d. to 33e. &I. Parley. grlodlag, per 16 stow, 12.. to 120. 611. Oats, white, per If stone, 9s. 64. to lUs. • black, 116.6d.t0 9s. ltd. Flour, superfine, per saw, 30a. to 31..; seconds, 38s. Od. to 28e. Cid.•. thirds, 21.. to 325. ; Rastas, Is ln., to lits. Indian Pon; per 20 st n Danube, 17s. 6d. to Pa. (Id.; Aniert. eau, yellow and red, 175.211.t0 17a. Id. • Portuguese sod Eitypt,an, 16s. 041. to 166 Sd. ; Wench, white sad yellow 16s. 3d. to 17a. ; 4.4. mated, for cattle. tu., to 14e. Od. Indian Corn Meal, per ewl., 7s. 911. to Ss. 04. Oswald. 10s. is 104.311. Mao, pee 6 stow, Sa dd. to 3s. gd. Imports this wesk : Wheat, 1,816 qrs.; 'Mow Vora, 4,4711. Exports: Wheat, 38 brio.; Osta, 3,090; PWur, 1,70 i; was. • KIRKCALDY, Jane 29. The author daring this we. k hu seen again very favourable for the growing crepe. At our country market. this week the *tipple of all kinds of vain was barely auttleient for tht local demand. for Kerley and (tea week's priers were maintained, and Wheat rather dearer. Here to-day we W small supplies of Daley sad Oats, bat fair of Wheat, and prima of all kinds In favour of the seller. Wheel, Us. to 41s. MI per qr. Itarley, 17a. to Ils. ed. Oata, On. to Ils. thstsueel, per beg of 25016 a., 275. NARROW ElieArlL—A very providential escape from death by lightning occurred during • heavy thunder storm whisk, on Wedn.aday Light last, visited Wells. The el, ark fluid struck tits molasses of • journeyman brush maker, aimed Thorn. in Lawpool.laae. It passed down the shisansy, shattered a door sad • looking' glass to pieces, and *on knocked down ths poor maa's wife, burning her severely, and rendering her for some time insensible. It nest struck Om fire tress tearing • pies, off the poker, after whisk it shattered the windows, lad made its sus by threw las down the Sep of a wall. DAILY WEATHER TABLE J ILT 1. Ni... o'clock on &guards,. tnoreing.—Th Mw, The State of th e W eat h fr at each of th e f u li rmin &eremite in o rd er of Iwitude rq Ifssasot Place. Course of Who. biennia Winn. eine y c , Gentle , Gentle fi re* r - " . "'" Oenth Brant 4t Cale rn,„, Cum r - Geniis Brew re Gentle Breen. matt Atm* ORr stria* Isms *sle beer j rains Gcntiehe r Strung Rte. I , p v. of ‘t TIIIB I) kY breeze. kn. PLewavni PnarkrouTs .« I NunNo• SOIRMLIRTON FOLXIOTIPII 111.11 WA UILISILNWICH Osmium Wind. b. W. Strenglith ttrons SHIPPING INTELLIGENcit ;From ow Omprealms. the g4Nq lawns." .61 CASUALIIE4. Anglo American, hence to 15064,11, ran aline na lalaad, 24. h inat , but (bated Nee ed o ff wi t h l ees tf Liverpool, June 29.. Dina, Mulder, from L iverpool, pined free her during a side. 17. h mat., got 'taconite% with ae,tl,,, (which had also hum' mirth). end Itt It La 3 stead ; mew drowned.—Narea, June Silva, Ferrate. from Kotogelaera f' Mane ndal, leaky, and moot nocharg e . Che': Jul 9. AtRILVXD. MAI6I - . Homburg Holland Lisbon ludas yid &whim pun.. butts Vla Baotou and H01d5:...., Mexico and Havana .. West Indio Brasil .......... 3 • 1 J, Altßiltma Anus-of Deal, June 28, from -- . ACTMATIA-St June *** Awls [saws-at Clyde, June 27, fr om .. • Aim DAAMWOIIIO-11t I . ttlarth Roads, June 21. AITINTIC-MTSiltees, Jane 2n, Iran.... Amens- off l.i 1 , June 29. AMPS-at GraveveiW, June 29, from Agnes-at Gravesend, Juno 29, from ... /trots.* -at Gls...cud, June 30, Mom A uca-at Gravesend, June 30, trim... nerans- at Gravesend, Julie 40, Sr m Aeute-at Gravesend, June Mm, 111.1-1“ Bligtol, June ao, tram Reanen-at Portsmouth, Jun. 2s, from Blur Yews-at Liverpool, 1.1111 , . 20 , fr•rn Liverwol, Juce CAMENTOPIAPI-off Liverpool, June 29. Liewirrra-at Bristol, Julie Iron Cromer-at Gravesend, June 14, from I93somirs-at Bristol, June 2', tr.m ..... . Rums-at Gravesend, Jane se, fem,... ELI/MIMI-at Liverpool, June 23, le BLetitiseroma-off Falmouth, June 27. Goon IPTIMT-It. Liverpool, June 21, 1 GaIAT Bayeux-at Gravesend, June 00011111 J0,1111,A-St Grll,ol.lld, 1.11, 2's, MAT WiLCR -lit Bristol, Juoe 29, free Gravesend, Jane 30, from leancts-at Deal. June 20, from Meressosa-off Dover, June 27, from Illsnieric -off Falmouth, June 27, woe__ • OLJTIA-•at Gravesend, June 36, from Paneormis--at Gravesend, June 00, ,on, . PLeatoiene Roca-at Liverpnol, June 29, from ROYAL lioveamos- at Gravesend, June 3 0 , fr KATTLIIII-at Gravesend, June 30, irere limates-off heal, June 29, horn eraiorouo 7 off WsUrrford, June 23, from. Sim n.. at Portsmouth, Jute 24, from Bovrnanrrox-at Gra.ennut, June 3 0 from Boantramr-at Gravesend, June 29, fioni Timm. -at Gravesend, June 29, from ..... Toooa-at Gravesend, June .9, from ..... Tanager-at Camaro:id, June 29, from .. VIVID-et Gravesend, June 30, from_... Ticroms -at Bristol Jane 30, from.. ...... . Waiumorna-at Plymouth, June 2 4 hum Want-off Falmouth, June 27, f rom, SA IL BD. :maa troti !twiny-from Gravesend, June 2'J, to Avernus:A- from Gravesend, June 29, to Aeons from Gravesend, June 20, to Basest-Isom Torbay, Jute Jo, to erTT or Looney -from Gravesend, June 1 , Casrmumws-from Graysorad. June ;9, • Groner-from Dublin, June 2R, to Oros-front Gaimborough, June 2s, to Coarnor -from obieldo, June 24. to Lassa CallitLlTA -from Shield., June 29, Dionne MAIM-from Bristol, Juz• I/tearooms-from Gravesend, June DAVID FATZ-from Gravesend, Jane . • FAIL or AtTILAND-trom Graves , !. '• r Etta-from Gravesend, June . . Eireatratm-from Torbay, June _• • icoocear -from Sunderland, Jo FAIL or Davorr-from Newport, J •. GLADIATOI.-trurn Iturt!epool., .• • • Goosing-from Gravesend, June • . HILLJD.A-from Gravesend, June HaIDANI4-trum Liverpool, Jun, . A:alma-from Gravesend, June .9. • JAMS Gins-from Gravesend. Jostling Ilaisarcu -Knot Groreoes t, ' - .•. Kamm Pommes Jooorutoo-fr,nl ' 7r : • : Ltventoot-trot Gravesend, June LADY Euassaili-rruni Graver,' ...e Loos...rasa -from Gravesend, Jut ! • Lures Joao-from Newport. Jor. • • SART AND SARAiII-nom blinder' • : Marx-front Newport, Jute Nakamura-from Gravesend, Juae • MATILDA Ltatis-from Grireirre, NIPTUNI-fro Gravesend, Jure t ONWARD-from Newport, Jur.' t. , ..... Onasta-from tbieldr, June .1• , . Patters-fro °reverend, lune • Permutes-from UraveorA, June 2. 1 , • Brataas-trom Gravesend, June .9, to Straos-from Gravesend. J tae J. to Su Fumes-from Gravoer.d, Jet:, • .9tuotsmavival-fron. tiro.eseol, Jor.e ST. Janos-from Grave, r-d. Jute 2' l . • Tueorna-froto Queenstown, June 27, to Twat-from .9tUaderhUld. June 2•, Loins-from Newp it, June Wavn-from Gravesend, June VESSELS SPOKEN wlra. Drositood, from Load= for Sydn los. 24 W. Emmy ~ sehooaer), from °Porto June 9,1 M. 40.4( Wu. 14 W. Loom insmuca, from !tart:row km. 19 W. LAW! !MILIAN. from I.l.werr.: Id W. Wm Miasmas from London for Ps:l , 3. Vs. 27 E. )110 Mutatuas, from the Cly.le for Ch:, Waussa Cants, for Maar.. za.q. J. [AdWertilMineititißOTANlC IVATER GOO, sw—When the bar a browning :hat, and effectual remedy, bifida shaving the head. Si the ateve•named irre:es, applied alternately, the botam: • • the reot• from scurf and as a uttmulanr, :he .; tiourisher. If any further evidenee was roquirr•l bear's ermine for renovating and preferring the to. - . 1 I recount of the quantity used and the :earth h • a one of the North American Indian., would he a silt:tet .-.• LAM aad Sons ltd and 110, Sishopagste.smeet, bor., • lutti Suomi the use of bear's grease to this country, ant , 4 • kill the animas, recommend the pub.:: t ; ur..h4e with them names and Admen punted pOlt„tf . their obtaining a spurious artale. [Advertisement.] —I'HE PEF•T FOE PLAINTS PICIPE‘TtI tv EOM tt V an UM W.' O . • rut,- si: Dot, of WLChim. inttno l'refesoor lionow to that the rue her bounden duty to ae•noslodste the .ote.ohlyt benefit o•tt oh, lived from taking his pin, Af the Ago o! aloe a general derangement of the s;i•t. to, lat'• ailments ineilkst to females, and. u attention to the advice at eminent phy,e Ilty continued to immense until Ow odor Holloway'. Pills, and this inesumahle soundness of health awl bu,.WteY el o i' joyeal tor some years.--tti..l br aa lowors ottabhottosent, 144, Stutut hon.' atut.ni the her BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AISP BIRTHS. BROW:Y.—lase 2A, at Ow Cram; •ntz EDWARDS.—June :tt, the wt(' et '. Edward.. I,lington. of • ! OM PLADGATIL—June 27, the wife of 'V. M. r-611=, square, of a daughter. MAW:S.—Jaw 26, at the IsAreon g:. CAC.. Ere of tie Rev. L. hlarrup, of a dauightcr. RAMAAY.—June 2S, at I.4.,uningon, I.a J tLou,sa of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CLARICE—LANOrtIRD.--June rt Clurtniry,nF tar. IL IL Mute, EM.. of Itiettord, Sutton', to F. daughter or E. Langford, Noy.. of Chirburr. LEIOII-110NYWOON. —June id, at t'oprod Chlreh. Leigh, Vicar of Itatneld reeerel,'a M orilF late W. P. llougwood, Nay., o r MaraAU, t'rite.:,., lIISERVAI—WILKINN—June r, at St. John's amend 1.1)110i the late Mr. C. Meervo.. , l Oknonbup • I. 'CC. to Frances daub, youngest daughter of the ..1:e Kai, of Newport, Isle of Night. PIALVOdT—NEM INO. —June 27. at St. Jobn'o. rd.nb Rev. B. Addison, W. l're‘ost. Capt. 2lst two:h ReAr.Adtairal (Wrest, to lieu Catherine, e leu Tate Kim. IL Dewing, Neater of Itainhani, horolL DEATHS. COATMIPL—June A at 11.1.11.0 al, neer Urt4. 4 . N. L l4th Iteavl 29. lIELVLL.—Jew 27, at tienniu wee, the late il. Melva, key.. of Amsterdam, AO'. •• I • sCOTT.-41tris 27, at Allen-Aunt, tree Ms! sou, the late Rev. W. ecott, loratody Itect.n . ul Aktoto, aged 57. TODD.—Jane la, David Todd, EN., merchant, Nevv7. WOODROUtili—less 23, Thontatt, thud fortune Woodhouse. 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