The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORD&—Tincatur, Jtn.y 9. Their lordships owl at des o'clock. POOR ASSESSMENTS (SC(TLAND) BILL.. Tbe Earl of AMUR mo►ed the sesed reeding of this lull. He and that its object rise to substitute ow uniform rating for Ilk, four übodos oiaasamosat at present in use in The bill vrai stllimakly road • snood time• RAILWAY °OXFAM'S XORTOAGE TRANSFER ISOOTLANDI BILL• The enteadinenteia tido bin Will inarelered sad agreed to, and the bill was read a third tier surd pawed. EAT INDIA COUNCIL, Ac., BILL. Ithict DE i:REV asa awing moved Um Mead reading d Or E..t LAO Coeval Bat the object of whirl is to wends! awl the ssiteotivii sad legitLitive L•ouocilt .4 ledis—the mc.wun slit& bee bsso so much discussed ui the other bou.e. The Earl of ELLEN BOROUGH pointed out that the bill propieed a radical alteration in the constitution of the roused mat although he agreed in the espechency of putting an end to the mischief and sciodal which attended the present legislative oiiiised of India. and while there was much in the bill which he approved, yet the present bill went beyond what was found to he necessary by the es penman of the two last modifirations of the conned. He also objected to the merinos enabling the governorgeser.il six or twelve sew members at his discretioa, es the effect of it would be to place him is a musonty in his own owned, ea the sew members must he taken from the mercantile class. who desired to govern India on prisciples different to those on which the present goverorrant was established. The Duke of AILGTLI. and Lord Lrrimivi followed. The Earl of DERBY rid he dui sot pretend; ester Silo a disunion of the important gyrations which were involved in this bill, but he withial to auk for an explanatioo on use or two points. His nods friend (Lord Ellen had made rust objections to the leaduii prusiple: f ol i t hill. Any observations from his noble (neat] on this sub. peg were donning of great consideration ; and nee ef those objectioes he thought especially worthy of corridors ts in, namely, se to giving notarised legislative powers nth* local council. There was another pinkie of the moss, to which he did out attach the smile importance that his °obis (need did, vie , that of the flovernortleueral, in the se. Urged council, being overpowered by his council, becalm% white be looked at the mode in which the council wee ewe. 'Stated --orie-hall being parson Luldisg ollicial situalism, and the whole of them being selected the Governer tenant' himself, ho did Dot think than was say &ogre od the ,coed becorairig too indet, but h. weed la the °pude that the I ve Cesacil, as recently rosetitutal, Wag a little sieskerf, was triteoy unsuited to laths. He did sot rive. layover, to dimness these mattes,, With regard S. the publicity to be gives to the proceediap the essacil. he wished to Incur whether any diatiacties was to he aeon between the ton asseities of the couacil, or rather the two emmails, we the Eadutive, sod the other the Leigidskive Ossad. Nethieg conk' be more incoeveniest than to have the illeseder elf the &duties Conseil carriedon is public. Another point as which M wished for diorama= wee with regard to the third dame, which statedthst go pence shall be aPponted to thin Slim unless he ham dos or shall be in the service of the noire far So yeast This wee aomense, and lie presumed Unit the clause bad been altered is th e Humes of Commains, sad part of the ukl dada bed been left te by mistake. Earl UKANVILLE rid when the mused was Shies is it. eadative ispesity so publicity whatever woad be pves ; aid a• tow Leive Conseil, the wetter would be left to the Goversereral. With nod to theether smatter, as doubt the espirastioa of the ruble earl was the right we, awl the chum would ho altered when they got into committee. The bill was thee red a seeesd tine. '.:OUBTIf Or JUITICI BLILLDING BILL. This bill was mad • essind Raw BOUNDARIES OF BUROIEIEXTENSION(SEXYFLA.ND) DILL TEL bill pond through ceineillise. LANDED IMPROVEMENT PNOPENTE BILL. 'MU bill WY reed a third the and paid, Their lorJahipe than adjourned at II isiontes pad 8 idea. 1101782 OF COMMONS.—TUISDAT, Jolt 9. (Contained from yesterday's Express.) NEW MEMBER. Tits Arroasee.othisitht took the oaths sad his seat upon bi. re-electien far the city of Durham. The sitting wee lime suspended. Tbe hews misumed at sir o'clock. BOROUGH OF GLOUCESTER. Kr. M. IMMULLIAY to ask the Seermary of State Is, the Meths Depilating whether it was hi iateatine to mono I. committee ea the Ibeetesa Lew Anwedmeat Bill, • dram far the disfranchisement of Giweeeriier kw the and whether that pima esatthes was I. date from the id elesliw or to be prospective. Me 0. C. LEWIS mid if the bill came as to the present asealera. which was somewhat doubtful, it was him intention to mesa leech • three. The time wield be eimputed from the thins of the ememmiwiewere rapid. Mr. R. BEIUCELZT amid he would wittiest. his motion for Ow inning elf • welt far Gloucester. If the bill cams befeles tbe lame ho siesuld move than the writ be hoed, and if met, he dwell feel it to to his duty to isy the emit of Olencestee Mime the house. MERCANTILE MARINE FUND. Mr. CRAWFORD wished te as the President of the Bard of Trade to what Reamer it was inteuded to dad wflkalalari a belsase I. bond end animal surplus which, as this weasels of the noarcentile maries food an • Mid ere parliamest, sow stood to tbe credit of that head l' Mr. GIBBON mid that the mann from light dues is ISM was 2112,300... sad takiag the average of the last seven years, the expeaditurs wee annually 207,907 f , leaving • surplus of T4,400f. Fres that mph. morn he deducted the impel:nee for lifeboats, end rewards for saving life, amounting to 6,000 f. • you,, leering 604,401)/. It wee pro: posed to apply that to the robsetion of the light dues I. this way : to bike lb Ter wet. a the coutingvoyages, whiskwould amount to 121 W, and 10 per omit addi timal for oeset!sp and emu's voyages, mounting to 54,1201.. that giving relief to the elispowetog antenna to the .aunt of 61.176 f. II SYNC week after thole reductiom took fall amt, the shipowner who in 18.54 paid 100.. on a :liship, sad wbo sow paid for an oversee versa 511., te a ccsating vend Of., would for the funds pay only MM. In that way it was proposed to dispose of the imarpbss of assume over e • . With rapid to the balsam on hoed it was H t that that would riot be more than eat. iciest for the new buildings and lights which were rendered beesseary from time to time by the requirements of the trade. INLAND REVENUE BILL. In reply to Mr. iimirt.n. The CH A NCILLOR el the ELCIIMQUER said he weld poetpor this bill till the 19116 bat be did net Wok be could Hs it for as evening sitting, as it was aserseary to get forward with 'imply. The pooeiesons of the bill were wetly prdiribioes of nolazation, sad it there were any centroverted piste he would postpose thus till mat swrioa. ELECTION LAW AMENDMENT BILL. La rolply to Mr. Burr, Mr G. LEWIS said it was his wish to proceed with this bill. but is consequent", of the slow program of the cowl mitts, of supply, it wee necessary to give people:eon to the setimatin over every other subject. il. would Math on on early day what it was proposed to do with the bill. BANKRUPTCY BILL Is reply to Mr. Cameroun, Lord J. RUSSELL mid be believed it was the lineation to with this bill ea Moaday, bat be could est say vely that it would come on then. IRREMOVABLE POOR DILL Is reply to Mr. HENLIT, Mr. VILLIERS said that as this bill had gobs through a goad deal of fliseassios during the day. that was • mama why it tided be bigwig on We at eight. (A lanes.) Mr. HENLEY—After what hour at sight would it red be taw Mr. VILLIERS would not bring it oe after two. (Laughter.) THE IFILDNESDAY SITTING. la reply to Mr. Heinneme, Lent J. RLIISELL mid, as the Quoin was sot is Loudon, it was sot the Minium of the goverameat to skeane over to.morrow. (Hear.) NAVY IZMERVED LIEF OF CAPTAINS. Mr. B. Col 'HALANK is rhiwg to move that the ere of N. emits ins placc.l us the swerved list by nosier if ceased In 1101 be mimed te thew narairy.Geeerel for kis br whet yomerisal 1101 there wee mad when that was disocistime it was EA I. le • peat health* ou the oificers of the Bevy. They linked, therefore, to Atom premises fur • eartaie bomber ef captain to have their maw Pend sat ea the retired list, but owl the reserved lad ; the' sees to say they were to lie mesidered se the active list siz le ze d emit et pay sad promotion, but were sot t o b e az Millmine duties except I. time 4 war. a pied Nis was the understand* several of aeon the Oresswi-h out.pseekm. Now. when 13 el threatens wail receive Ism. a limy helf.pay that iieskinesedizl the lemesectioe, as order maw from the Hoard of raffp elating that they wen officers ea the sr Wei link sad were sot to el Um eilditioen/ pay. Bib wale Musa (Lord C. Paget bad admitted theit the eel* W mama was Met la mid the agent el Adwiraft had remedied Mie doge by that miry giving Tr Am • pelless• of oh a hp. Me ashed the here he de Se lawee lid 2f wino nee Here had eine el these been minim Mese Mg& mad they were miguisd i all tiepmet im time of the we, with Trews. They had Oen Wesel by the iselsigses the Admilulty toe wept the Swum Is Qum, awl they were am add the& their Wpm was so be alappilMed. As ewieeell Queen's emewell r. Listel bud bees weinelted spa their bass., amid bud liege ea 'plebe end M waked 101/8 millhim the eigelmewee d 111•111106 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1861. of law the claims of the captains would be held to be well (minded, and would be enforced. Under these circum- Sluices he hoped the noble lord would agree to hi peel:o titis', mid refer the case to the Attoroey•Gensal. Admiral WALCOTT seconded the motion. Sir d. MLPIIIMITONE thought it reasonable that the noble lord should apse to his hon. fneod's proposition. These gentlemen were astonished and horrified at finding what was the Admiralty versioa of the contract with them, and they had referred their ogee to eminent Queen's counsel. He thought the Admiralty would do well to ac cede to their demaude, which appeared to him to be founded upon justice. If • violation of good faith were perpetrated in their case, no ma would henceforth come into the navy without taking the opialoo of counsel upon the terms offered by the Admiralty. Lord C. PAGET said he did sot think it was advisable that her Majesty's order in council should be referred to • legal opiates. He deeded that he had said that the order in council was ambiguous. What he stated wen that these officers considered that it was open to doubt. The intention of the Admiralty of that day was that these o ffi cers were not to rise part roam with other officers. It could never have bees their intention to place these officers upon the same footing as officers on the active list. With any such • regu lation it would be impossible to conduct the business of the navy. Tim general question of the promotion of active and retired officers was now under the consideration of the com mittee -the case of these officers was under the considera tion of that committee, and he would not therefore maks any observation as to the *Moe of their CillaMS. The house divided. The se hero were : For the melee Akeia?t h_ _ eo-27 Mr G. C. LEWIS obloiati have to bring Is • bill for the arnendement of lie s twisting to the poporot of the expenses of prosecutions t aim a bill to continue an act of the 11 and 12 of her Majesty relating to the collection of county rose in Ireland. Oe the motion of Mir G. C. Lrytto, Mr. Buxton and Mr. Cubitt were Added to the select committee on the Courts of Justice Building Act (Mosey) BUL TILE DEALERS IN OLD =TAM BILL. This bill prod Wirth commithio with Tuba ward. arr. THE COUNTY VOTERS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The house went epee into committee on this bill, and the bill was reported to the house. QUEEN:ILA:CD GOVIIIOI3IENT BILL. The house *Gut into committee on this bill, the various of which were agreed to. SUPPLY. 'nws bones then went into committee of supply on the civil service estimates, beginning with the vote for the Mist nod aoioage Os a vote of 6:6,9471. for the constabulary forte in In had. Mr. CHILDERS moved that the vote be reduced by the race of 3,40 UL, which was the item for postage sod de thseerv. fikelMenmittedi divided, when the numbers were : •For the amendment 44 For the vote 76-32 The amendment was consequently last. _ . 15,7761. for the expenses connected with traneportation. lb. CHILDERS moved that the vote be reduced by 6,0001. Dewing the last three year no fewer than 1,300 lad been discharged Gem the convict prisons of E l :la ssn ad sal Ireland more Yea bad been received into them. Under these CatUl7lll4llillill he .considered that it would be better to abolish transportation altogether ; but Mr. Waddingtoo, in his evidence before the cornrailass, bad recommended that a shipined of the wont criminals, of suitable age, should be meet away every year. Bat bow. ever that might be, it waa ekes that they could not keep up the three existing =avid entablishmests (Uanlier, Bermuda, and Wasters Australia) lulus the system was changed. He submitted therefore that the aember of traesports should not exceed that suggested by Mr. Wad dington, namely, about 250 or 300 a year, Ward of 700, the number proposed is the vote. He would, however, cosine his motion to a reduction of 6,0001., leaving the government to determine when the convicts should be esst. Mfr. PEEL mid it wee Ruder the oomideration of the government whether transportation to Bermuda might not be discontinued. and it was probable that no worlds world be seat there this year. At the same time he bad reethred a emanithication hem air J. Jobb, who told him that the amber estimated far weak' inquire to be seat away. Lord A. CHURCHILL eatirely agreed with the honour able gentleman who had proposed the reduction of the rote. As then was unwind somenramistion in the pri sm. at home for a great number of convieta, he did Dot see why the expressive system of traneportation should be mations& _ _ _ The committee divided : For the redootiss.... Against it IU2-76 The whole of the TOMS l dress 2 sad 3 having been Poe through the house resumed. Lord PALMERSTON stated that the government pro posed to go on with supply on Thursday, sad the first esti mates taken would be the education estasnatee. _ . Thai Bart India (Civil Samos) Bill was read a third time mad pealed. The Appropriation of Seats (Sudbury sad St. Album) Bill was read a third limo arid pampa MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT AMENDMENT (No. 2) BILL. . . --- The home went into committee on this bill. Mr. NEWDEGATE moved the einimien of the mond dame, nrbielti . provided that the mayor we to take the chair ai raOLiFIELD defended the clause. _ _.. iiiiiitifopp;sedrTh7c7;;;;;l:d rid W J. ties, of the hones* of Hismingtuun had • Meow objection tote hill. end In enald sae no necessity for it. Yr. R&M= maid, is he andentood the dawn it merely contibusil a preetice which had existed in ell boroughs. (Heir. Imo.) The committee 'Willa POT the dome Against it The clause was then speed to. Clause 3. FIaELAND objected did die•elenns would permit of coca gentlemen beteg made hems\ nessistrates, and °VG. . ta LEWIS mid that he bed proposed the dame without any political view. It led bees represented to him that is Licsrpool sad ether red arm there were many persons living within as, mike wits win very eligibly and whone case this dame Ismail iced. The clans, with a verbelaitesatisa, WY greed to. Clauses 4 lied 5 wen agreed to •itioat chenenoo. Muse 6 was agreed to, with the undssaisadiag that it was to be open for recombination oe the snort. The remaining clauses were agreed be, sad the been resumed. FROM LAST sioiirs GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. HURT Pasant Ovauals7riald;.;te:llent. draper, to surrender July U K Ile, sad August 14 at 13 ~ at ffesinghallutmea duly , Hole and Co., Aldsnisanbury . off. snag.. Johnson, lissinghall street SoLoao2. London-wall, City, cap manufacturer, July IS and August 14 4 at 2, at Basinghallatreet bola, Blake and Snow, College-hill, Cannon-street , of. asalg., Bell, Coleman strest-bullellngs. 1110JIAN JOIUSVII Mon, Edgwarti-road, Hyde-park, jeweller, July IS at lls, and August 17 at 11, at ffastoghalletreet. Sot., Abrahams, Urtshatia.street ; off. ands., Belk Coletuanstreet buildings. Geckos Deem Southampton, builder, July 20 at 1, and Avant 23 at 12, at Basinghsdaireet. Sol., &when, Curnhill ; uff. amigo, Cannan, Itasingballatreet. Julian lithorr. sousernam Huntingdonshire, builder, July 19 at 11, and August as at 121, at Basinghalletreet Sot.., Em met and Sou, Blooinsburyaguare, and Nicholaon, St. lees, IlunUngdonshire „, • ea. adds., Whitman. Bosinghallsereet. fungi CILIAST BALM, flinvesend, Kent: Grays, Ana : sad Beheld, Middlesex, curlier, July 20 at 11, and August 10 at I}, at Bardnghallatrett. Solt, Wilkinson and Co., lam Lombard-street, and Stuirlaud, taseesend ; of. audg., Whit more, !Manahan- West. °snag llosuint, Southampton, gasetter, July 10 at 11+, and August la, at 2, at Badogliallotreet. Solis, Thomson and Sun, Combat of. amis., Canaan, Basinshallatreet. 1/Autues WrookAeg Bktrruil, Shorwiltch, wholesale milliner, July 22 at 2, and August 23 at 111, tl Bealoghalleereet Sol., Massa and Co., tinehom-stnet ; od. assig., Whitmore, lining. ball-siren 1111011 AS LEW, Norwood, surrey, contractor, July les at 11 and Amen 20 at 1. at Basiughall.street. Sol, Abraham, Uremia's street ; of. soda, Ildwards, Baslnghallatreet. Caesium Ross, Webs% Staffordshire, butcher, July 19 and August 8, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sot, Moore, Wahl. and James and Knight, Btruthinnam ; of. orig., 11Clunear, Birmiughant holes N icsotr, Claverley, Shropshire, saddler. July 12 and August o, at 11. at Birmingham Court. Solo, Putts and Gordon, Bridgnurth, and James and Knight. Birmingham ; uff. K Birmingham. Witusa ifsgros 311111 CM and CRAilll Sailarigi, Barton. upon-Treat, Staffordshire, builders, July 26 and August 15, at 11, at Birmingham Court. aoL, Heiner, Derby ; of. amis., Kinnear, Birmingham. PARNUAN, Nottingham, dealer In tobacco, July 19 sad August 13, at Its, at Birmingham Court bald at NotUtigtank Sol,, Smith, Nottingham; off. assig., Harris, Nottingham Joan Kinard) Samtsan, Bristol. British wine renalholarer, July ti and August 20, at 11, at Bristol Court. Soh., althea and Sons, Bristol. uff. wig., Muller, Brian Joao (Saw, Swann, Olaraorganehlre, linseed victualler. July 22 and August 27, at 11. at Bristol Court. Sot.. Airick, Swan ssa, and Britian and Mona Bristol ; of. asalg., Miller, Bristol. ' Jamas CitESSIT, Waketiald. Yorkshire, grocer, Jay a and August 20, at 11, at Leeds Court bob, !Unload, Leeds ad. sow , Hope, Leeds. RICUSLIP WILsuS, Leeds, Sax spinner, July 22 and August 20, at 11, at Leeds Court. auk., Teals and Appleton, Inds ; tag, Kan. Lula Osman Goonwia, Manchester, auctioneer, Jib 24 and August 21, at 12, at Manchester Court Bob, Nerd, liaoehater ; off. wig., Hennas; Manchester. BANKRUPTCY ANNVUID. Kato inulltgaus. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JULY 9. &Wass at Nil Pala* iz layadart —(Bdar• Lord Old/ Justin, Erie sad a Spada Jury.) 2nannozi. r. BIRD.-INL TVINBULL AND THN • PROTINTANT ALLIANCIL (Continued from yesterday% Express.) Mr. Bird, the defendant, said—l am a member of the Charmer, her. I bad never sees Mr. Turnbull until yester day, and knew nothing of him except from his writings. My attention was first called to the appointment of Mr. Tambell by a paragraph in the Atltencrtim of the 24th September, 1859. I had nothing to do with that pars b, any of the articles which appeared in the public . The Protestant Alliance first noticed the smatter Wii — ri m aing the paragraph from the Atheneum in October, 1859, and the memorial to Lord Palmerstaa was thaws up sitar great deliberation, and was approved in May, 1860. The wham thee gave a detail of what took place when the deputation went up to Lord Palmerston, and a long letter from the Master of the Rolle to Lord Palmerston, dated Nov. 1, 1859, was also read, it having been read in the pee n**, of the deputation. It was an answer to a letter from Lord Palmerston, and detailed the duties of Mr. Turnbull, dheassed the question of the safety of the state papers in his bands, and defended his appointment. The witness continued—Previous to this matter I was aware of the coo. stitution of the Jesuits, and that they were bowed to reader , implicit sad unquestioniag obsesses to the orders of the superior. The extracts fees various works to my letters are correct, and it is tree es stated there that I hue in my possession, "a long hat el papers in the Record-office re ferring to various plots_by the Crouesainined—l had mails as inquiries about Mr. Turnbull when I emit out • circular saying of hiss, " It is more than probable that be is a Jesuit," but I had read his " Agendar sad his " Southwell t" and his excessive admi ration of Garnett, Southwell, sad Babinec% led me to this ouclusion. Ido not know as a matter of history that, ot • man being charged before Lord Mansfield with being a catholic prisetkad saving toms sad acquitted, the zealous protestant' were much scandalized, and his lordship was charged by many with being " • Jacobite, and some even supposed he was a Jewett" lA /ugh.) Mr. larsiske—That statement is made in the " Lice' of the Chief Justken," by Lard Campbell. aufightsr.l Wilson—l have many books is reference to the Jesuits, bat I do not know that I have may in pnbe of them. (Lawskter.) Before I prepared the memoeW to Lord Pal. mersam, Mr. Nugent, a slily ebb record scholar, who had frequented the Imardullice for ID years, had made state ments to roe ; but nobody had se seat on behalf of the Protestant Alliance to examine the Imolai records. Reexamined-1 circulated the memorial by order of the committee of the Protestant Alliance, and previous to this I had read article, in the Morning Advertiser of the 7th October, 1859, and in the St. Jailed. Chronicle of the 13th October, strongly condemning the appointment of Mr. Turnbull on account of his bias in favour of the Jesuit& Dr. G. IL Davis, the secretary of the Tract Society, gave some evidence in reference to the memorial of that society to Lord Palmerston, referring to Mr. Turnbull. Mr. Bovill summed up on behalf of the defendant, and Mr. Karelake replied upon the whole of the case. The farther bearing was toes postponed until to-morrow COURT OF IfICHEQI7IF..—JuLT 9. Sittinp at NW Priam at GandhalL—(Bdore Mr. Baron Maeda and Comma Julian) THI BMX WM= 11,11LWAT 001RAIIT Ir. COLL LEL_ WAIT SWIMS. _ _ _ This wee an action for work and labour, to which the de fendant pleaded never indebted. Mr. Garth was counsel for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Francis for the defendant. It appeared that the plaintiffs run an express train from London to Hastings, but it only carries third clam pas sengers to the latter place, and not to the intermediate ela tion. The defendant took a third dams ticket for Hastings, on the back of which there was a notice that the ticket was not transferable, and could be only used to the station tar which it was !granted. The fare by third elms to Hestia. is Ts. 9d., while the second dam fare to Battle dame, which is nearer than Radium is 11.. The defendant got out of the train at Battle s Svt on, whim the mks fame was demanded, and the question now was whether the defeediat was, tinder the cireurnsteams, liable. The plaintiffs ease having concluded, His hip impended them. refusing leave to mo►e. lb. Garth, on behalf of the plaintiffs, teathred s bill of ecoggitions. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COMM.—Jaw 9. (Before the Chief Omarismer.) In in JOHN surroar— " Docroa Burma.* This inspirer, known ea " Dr. Sutton," whose ere wee Were the court on • former day, was further heard. Mr. Robertson Griffiths opposed for • lira. Lavinia Andrews, sod Mr. Woollett for Mr. James Craig, an artist ; Elargood supported. The insolvent's description was—" John Sutton, known r Dr. Sutton, formerly of 1, Upper Gower-street, medical student ; King4treet, Long-acre, chemist sad thwart ; then of 1, Upper Gower.street„ at rush lest place trading as ' Sutton and Co.,' but having so partner (having ths arab tame sad using the name of John Potter Sergosli j • nem tared medical practitioner) ; proprietor of Dr. Rail • chlorate of pother, Cleveland's walnut powder Slid Lauda', sr. ward pomade • au th or of • week entitled ' Unasked; edi ted, revised, sad reproduced by viz John Putter Sergeant, who is known ell Dr. J. P. disereant. also author of • work on spsnostorrhow ; letting lodgtngy drier is pictures • sod rioting. ; next and /ate of 1, ppnr Gower•street, proprietor of aforeesid, letting lodg lat'he ore occupied the court till half-past 6 o'clock. The insolvent had purchased • cronies bushier of Mn. Andrews, and there had been litigation connected with the same. There had been some transactions with Mr. Craig, and litigation had taken place between them. In one action which the insolvent had brought against Mr. arc that gentleman had bean put to more than thli. law expenses. A good deal of evi den ce was giro, and the further hawing wee adjourned to Monday next. The jmy were then re4woro, when Mr. Gffard said that as epos a former trial the jury acquitted lieloroft, sad now they were in doubt about bit Luis, the proaecutien would not oar say further wridnomi, and an acquittef was Woes upon all the other indiationda aping him. THE POLICE COURT& 01:11LDI:IAU. We are requested to Mate, with reference to the ease al the alleged fraudulent bankruptcy of J. Dales, that the statement made by Mr. Albert Turner to the effect that goods of the aggregate value of 10,9921., which were de livered in July, were sold to Mr. H. Simpson, of No. S, Pancras-lane, for OWL, is incorrect, ioumuch as the rods in question were neither sold nor pledged, but were consigned" to Mr. Simpson. WWMINSTER. Jessie Gye ' • very well-dressed and reepestable-looidng woman, about 30 years of age, was charged with stealiog a gold watch and chain from the person of Mr. James Thomas Itarbidge, under the following singular circumstances : Prosecutor, who is the proprietor of the Stanley Arms Tavern, King's-road, Chelsea, said that on the previews evening he wait to his aide door to prevent the'aims dui disorderly puma when the prisoner cume aos to d and saying, " I will show you the last move," am head so as to obscure his vision , while with the other she nimbly abstracted his watch from his waistcoat pocket. The accused said she was so much intoxicated that she knew nothing of the matter, and declared she had 'ever seen the prosecutor on the previous evening. She was • re spectable married woman, and had no notion of robbing asybody. Mr. Arnold re-called the prosecutor, who, in answer to his inquiries, said she not only removed the atels from his pocket, but detached the Allied chain from his waistcoat battmohole, and, backing into the crowd, would have made off with his property had be not seised her. The constable who took the charge considered the accused drank ; but the sergeant at the sMtionolstmee thought she knew perfectly well what she wee about. The prisoner's husband, a very respectable-looking man, who described himself es an mower, expressed his astonish ment at his wife being captured upon such • charge, of the truth of which he intimated his doubt.. He was engaged in Mishima during the day at a hap house at the wast And of the town, and his wife bad premised to come and meet him on Monday evening. She was nob addicted to drinking, and bad always co nd ucted keel! as a very respectable woman. _ _ Yr. Arnold mid it was a very extraordinary affair ; the words she had used at the time of taking the watch were soirmooncilmble withtheclumacter he had just heard of her. The sergeant at the police-station mid that when brought In the prisoner bad given the name of Saunders. The husband observed that that was her maiden name. Mr. Arnold thought she must have been very drunk if she forgot she had been married. Yr. German, a tradesman, having confirmed propagator's statement, The husband again expressed his doubts of his wiles guilt, and thought the notion of such a thing perfectly at variance with common sense. I[r. Arnold eeid he TeniaTier ed it u much like a robbery as anything could be, and remanded the prisoner till Friday, directing the police to make strict inquiries; about heir. As the husbad is a housekeeper hit bail wee taken be her appearance. WEATHER REPORT. rusimat JOLT 9, 8 TO lILY. 8. &LA D. N. 62. NA= A.BI A $7 WAIF. Allawass 19.77 67 66 2.8.0. • Lam Bl 66 0 W. • Main= 29.78 el 67 R.B.R. 1 41211100311 2287 60 67 7.11.2. • Poanon 29.90 R.B.R. Mass wee se 16 NA.s. 065w.26 flooluosooint taw 61 89 N. LEvarooß V•um2l2 . S.R. t=g"wk lO.BB 0 0 .W. ouTE 20.8 00 la N. 0 Loma 20.86 0 67 N.N.W. • Donn *B3 a A A.R. 0 2 Pouroloom WA 0 67 N. • 1 POITLAND..„ 20.96 0 0 N.W. a 1 Mama 29.07 M 67 W. 12 I Musa.— 0.03 a 62 N.W. e II Juan ConotwAss 20.72 62 && o 1 IMMO 9.192 2.001212 3214 67 N.W. • 6 2212011 3217 67 N.N.W. e £XPL&NA2IO2. 3.—Dszomaier awi•66•4 sad reduced Se 0 02. al arm sr 3.—Dszomaier sordstal and rsdnosel w II da., add : anal d task at vodka els% asadng dad a. d an Ind dindadion; mad sad IS Mg., sad. IS dab nearly Ilareaknadrsein dad I.—Exposod he dada IL—Madlsmesd bulb s& Oar depardlan sad dew rile point). A—Dliscdon a dad (tros—two petals Istt a saw 7.—lons (1 So 111—sidossted). C.—Clsel (1 So P. L Wide : to. bad sky, s : deeds (detached) 1, tag ; 110=0 11. PIMP ;O. overcast (daUj ; raja ;a. sow L Oilloftelliblisee (1 TURNPIKES ACTS CONTINUANCE BILL. This bill pared through committee. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT AMENDMENT BILL This bill passed through committee. ()MINTY SURVEYORS, &c. (IRELAND) BILL This In we nod s third time and remerlL COPYRIGHT OF DIRIGHR BILL. This WI was alao read• third time and passed. LANDED ESTATES (IRELAND) ACT (1858) AMEND MEET BILL. This bill committee. LANDLOr ed aD I VENANT LAW AMENDMENT (IRELAND) ACT PROCEEDINGS BILL This bill pased through committee. DRUNKENNESS (IRELAND). This bill puma through committee. The othi;r mans wen disposed of, and the house ad journed at twisty similes past ow o'clock. Tin Bumps:we &wiz—A conference of dele gates from the dm linnshee of the building trades was held last musing at the /Litre Tame. St. Ifartin's-lane. Dele gates HS in notolver) were gusset from the arum, paint ers, carpenters, bricklayers, awl plasterers. The delegate from the plasterers woe called to the chair. He said lids meeting bad been convened for the purpose of hearing from the mamas and bricklayers the mact position I. which those trades now stood. and whether it was desirable that the support, mural and pecuniary. of the three Weise eir maiming in ceder protest should be given to the twit breaches oti strike. After oossidemble dismission a mealutiset was agreed to recommeadieg the three Mame. remailleg is to make a levy on their members foe the surneet of the mamas sod bricklayers. It I istended to bold an gene meeting of the India ia Hs. park during the week. Diontecrivs Film.—Yesterday morning, dwell) before 2 o'clock. a fire broke out os the premises of Yr. J. 1111gp, ri ci: ru b k utcher, 169, Bothsalgreen.road, which was nil ished until cosaidernble damage was dens. M oans, fi re out on the promises of Nr. Ly mad outfitter, No. AO, Bishopegste-etroet Withour e ilse= was discovered ragtag is Use frost shoo, when mewseists were despatched for the firseugisas, which promptly sr. rived, but the firs was net extinguished until warty 1,0001. of property was destroyed. Came unknown. tie lag will fall on the Pbarsix rieValee. EIJILOrgAN Pules.—BOAßD Or MAD; WHIM ELLL, JvLY & —no Right Hon. the Lords of the Ccea. 'sense of Privy Conseil for Snide have received, from lie Sparykary of Bt h. for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a notice hissed by the Board of Health at Lisbon, reporting that the port of Peunbiug is coosiderod fres from infection, and ' that osooniodsotlr all the porta of limps are now free from idereos of any kind. —Gasett. [Advertisement l I—HOL lOW LOWAY'S PIUS MID OM -Indigastion. kkeilashr—Than albeiaga ametlare eqneLlered WOODS. bug glebes" be bees' be al"' that to sad obigget iger Masi owl smog y ie. merle teeogi be a Ilene& Tale Illolloways rut., rab lie celebrated do $1 dike Puild" " WI" TM hopesmewnot. asp a r l rk dria &b• gag imulgi. Tb+) prow,. her a mamma el OM Marieware POI sin he food Is petrify the liendebl oda+ le "'err "MA, sot Me Gloaming Iseasswe Now. Ur Ws. balkiMsMWisd Ileipsgeeilmuft July 4..41m Couii;ll;;liol o Wiliblee.graker. JOINT WOO: OOKPANISS • . MMITI.I9OOI OAS CORIONISS' 0031PMIT (11311reb; —cal of 1L ape lose es or Ju te be paid Io ly olkiai liquidator (Idwarda, Buingball ad). 30. Olin %I)gram Iwo 43311r.ter (I.lnnan), August 1, at 11, at Bristol Cant—Anal dividend. LNOOLVSNT PITITIONSIta, AT POZTIJOALSTitIin. LAW. July 24. G. Raiser. If Igh.street,lAmbetb, baker—T. W. Laynet, Latflekt•street,Blacktrlars-road, plumber. erroag ma. oOniiinuonsi Muse. July 29. J. Thomas, Allred street, Harrow-road, agent for sale of horses on commisaloo-1. Metcalfe, Princes-gran, Red Lies• square, carwstir—Anna Matilda &obeli, thington.terrsee, Hampton, ledging.house keeper—O. flatiron, Cainle-streak lakon-muare, baker—O. Gardner, Partalnateretreet, Ws,'math, dirk at the Brick-lane railway station. hay 24. W. Hauer, Bingham.ploos, Shonditch, artiliclal k,bo—W. L Taylor, Stratford. Kam:, groom —L Phillips, Wool. vieb, shoemaker—J. W. Perrott, London-street, Hydwpark, saddler—W. Shelton, Dnuy.lane, gresogrocer—J. Judd, Plum stead, Journeyman bricklayer—C. J. Combos, Golden-lane, City, eliandler's.iliop keeper—C. Price, Lewisham, Kent, pork butcher. T. Noiton, Devendirederrese, Nottlewhill, detente a Custom. here agent-11. Beam" tiSdascreeh4Srest, ays.inn reed, mission sepent—T. W.sslt, Teeleyetreet Gr , Seathwark, com - A. iraa. PINal/..ninot. Poplar, esisieneeeld tagller Twyterrireel —vr. Caled u enian-reed-1. , Totten. ° Th u i g al6dil, dealey-terrace. Li , asecountant -4. B. Adldne, Clambers-street, Goodson' jourseyrean gm* cutter—L Joseph, Midilleseeetreet, pawn broker—V. Ileasson. Wermouth.terrace, Bectrisey . J. Tele arches... Week WesWurneirove asettisseer's elerk—M. bedteedbury. Covent.derdse, labourer—J. Humphrey, Altrdstreet, Brampton, scholastic teaoher—D. Artlett, street, Chelsea—J. liollansby. Itussell-street rittro Greenwich—C. F. Taylor, Great Baßren-hill, Holborn, heassed victuellsr—D. Kossutheerrace, Hackney-wick, nmehlnini. DICL/BATIONS 07 DIVIDINDS. T110111•10130nrit ININONNO Ipawiek, ituffolk, tea dealer—bid dividend et lied., ass Wednesday, at Whitacre* Basingluill. street. AAitoi MAIM CRAMP 110D011•11, Breedstairs, Kent, miller -Ist dividend of sd., any Wednesday, at Whinimmes, GIORGI BAUM Sid 0110101 BAKU, lan., Thrin/notandioll, City, Mock broken-2nd dividend of Id., any Mande& at Otansteits, Basindialletreet Baia. Hones, Wooburn, Bucidneharashire, commos brewer— Let dividend olds, Sea., any Thursday, at iltanandirs,Dmini balleireel Bonin ininLAND and JOHA 1111114111. Manchester, ow, chants—ld dividend or is dd., July 30, and any sober wilt Tuesday, at Fraser's. Manchester. HPAYHRAI CLAM!. Op/ashes, nest Manchester. grocer—lat dividend of ltd., July So, and any subsequent Tuesday, es Framers, lisaciailir. JAKIS WC1014.14 Oak Cheshire, general neerchant—tnd _ . dad sd.7 Feuer* Mariebrabm JANISIIOIIOII nallnllll.ll.llllllllllllldilt deeper -1 at dividend 46 la, J. > anadriersa Issierdec at Bakers. New. iimber—Lt dividend of le, s P l aVFed e eat lll=Wedutodays, at Breein . s, net. MIN LIMI. 11d a vine mater—lst dividend of 11=,/ely 10, sod Mir Webendays, at lire Ida's, Jamas WAWA/P. .11112111.. dreper-111 dividend of ls., July 10, and lbw admagam6 Wednindass. at Browin's, dbefleld. Jolla NICHOL." nvemeel, leedier denim—dad dividend of ttd July l. 10, and my wins Welnanday, at Tenets, Liverpoo Wituen nuirsou MOM !Availed. Most ineker-2nd dividend of 1111., July 10, sad any seeneeset Wedmaday, at Turner.,T. Lilq 7 Bootie, asap Livened. leld Isensr- Ist dividend of lin., J lu, awl say rdennet Wednesday, at Tumor e, Dirkenbaid. boat and sins maker—lot dividend of ad., My 10, sales, seesseasellWednesday, at reeists, Lneeent_. Jaws do nellees. inlediendee—lnd modem Turin, as leinseda. Om= Maw Zinnia Ind Untie forders, Mee nerdsseseirs7-id divided s 1 Tuesday, at Whitmore'', likaaallasm AIM= HiC111101(11111•111.111 Staffordshire, fres sonniseturer—Mt %rt. , any Tuesday, at Whitmore's. Simairohm. JORJ BLuarwit, IYaVaL W Ball-greso. Worcestershire, lamp maniac Odium* of ta. 10d., any Thursday, at [thaw's, litiollisdom Joins Ton's, Binoloohem =r a t dividend of 13d., any Thursday, at ILiauses, DIVIBIERMIL A 1. B. Palos, inalcatawheM Martatreet, Blacktriars, of emeralds( miss•--AtiessuM 1. J. J. C. lacoul ling LQW Wwl=4: l l=e di r— victu ru:t r i; I. w. brow% buidoust 1. w. Jahn, feteneMst, Obmartmadden, sposw—Auguat is It. Surto& Gionowleldin4 ilmwee—July M. J. flutclifle, Y T ll 6 =aimr_auga limi rolliw =, T. L. Moldials, Mackie+ m Lelatetemidee, MenjiMeapr-NUmmi 11. J. lionord, anal Wamlier—Mowl Maws& Jam SW. B yth, 4101•110w—Aegoil 0. Tar gm Manchester, wathlre saalm—Jvily IL J. Riley, John Owen. and Mow OmmlL 111810wsk Iswashlre. iron. Innaden. _ _ CIZTUICATZI be to bereNd. male =pm be down to the erten, es ilirst Os day of man& Aogrut 1. 1. Prott, Orut Y orir arworik No*" bricklayer— July 30. L. S. Mart, fatorwalteb. boot and IMO wonidoolnror— July 31. 0. Guthman Noun Radford. Answilmr. owl Sorrier. votels and clock maker—July 31. 5. BZOghonz skim owdoctloorr—Jd, it. J. HUI angl ara rlik cool amerchanta—My 10. J. Widows, TY* Unootookne: lankeeper—July Mi. T. T. Bettorworik Bandasborn. joworlor— July 31. LC. Broom, llrwrlnsboro, nude roller—Jukr U.. 7. V. Noodbas, nwantoslwrwr—Aussa L IL Brown wod B. Hodson Yatellaby, velvet rwinuladosoro— NOV. O. W. 3Wlloonl, _ bollaw. ierninsiars MACK. Z. Rooks and R. COChnO, Liverpool. aartionte—T. Itkaair, W. H. Lagoa& B. Crook& and B. Cothran. Meatreel. Lower oaks. eamelation siereleate—T. B. Dean. J. Dear W ant r. Beaks mum= of J. Main. deareaed., and T. Bank& arring- Laterdet, posere—W. Wonnana. Nu.. and herhar. Ileehret, Knit, malleters-11. T. lundl and T. G. imams. netaltie bedstead nearataciarns—N. G. Maps r a d erre ca r nt :nontataMmat, neralante—T. Tome Ind O. B. Lower niadnall. BMWS talkers — W. Woei Yam am, and . Woodbine. jai, Bearater. A. a re =wangle-4. W. I. t. cam and I. 0= Tyumen* N and tional Ia" an Yr m J. . Canpireß—W.. th % and J. W an d ROM, einem apinmen—L la za lingert, lelnant MEM near Mbar& lannefits. mites ikaftliew ad J. Imity llfamberter and aMmert. lantaridry anefieteem-7. Mk C. ]lrk..zegair, Coventry, ribbon nemdatinrsea , r be m nimbi B. inner-7. ICAOIII4II ad T. Lattieln. Oren lrilam lams, amens ambent—J. Wang anLl. Ovesty,_ ,Chanee INBautiplme—W. 4110 Mi ad T. Neer Lally , I - nanny binve—T. Whalley. J. Wham J. ite, and L Bleak Jan e ar/. Urethan, Mien apheme—J. Ominl n y ar L im Aneekenith, N. Anenwattli. a G. City. disibrelme—J. I Ca. and CItY. Brattt and S. W. 1a lleuierken. print ..Ms—W. C. Myna end JD. TM% visa nneknata— N. Y. plasm and B. HMO Mtkind and w 0. Lai Kai samara—Jane Connell end B. C. Orvir. video Yeloreerba—kire,W. ladnam and J. Perim re ateeke. T allien—J. terter and Z. Itenteta, learetretr, weirs 'nerds,* ea Br am roe= Pearece—W. Unseen and W. N. Mk Unread din Mulled and J. Or nab), Halifax, Yerbildre. MIMS lartWaderen—J. Wball lad B. Mom, Medea gag wain. geld, stlernrg—/ . Oman mil D. Droir Dame, R. Do= ll ll . = Kerne and J. Dem* =is larlareaffeill. eltraney kip ameloskipm femenar WAnisy, Menni lbereein gam plinenon Yr as repro BY ecomaket Mlle OM COMel Owen Bask. Arnyrws CaanisaViasigarag - Jaly 1t as the 01. b• Read, Maw. Asbury HINDICILOOII, Gone.rasa rgaw, balkier. July 16, at tha esalar ro Wampar. Amuses isliwat ilulaiireld ra, farmer, Jolt 17, at Ma Ovally Pali** Miami IWO% 1112amag, Jab 1 al Sr Saw Illonassa ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT. ABINGDON, JULY 9. Mr. Justice Hill and Mr. Justice Heath& the 104 01 the sonar raises on this circuit, arrived in this town yesterday afteeseen. The selesder eontehis the Dames of thirteen prisons's. Yr. Justin lesebg, la his sharp to the grand Jury, said, he thought the eahniir, what' wss to be inkb‘ithd for their eeneliandien. whether ao regarded the number at pri mes or the Ware of off sense, was such as to be a source el the to the ciountry, for, notwithstanding that the et a meet wesions night in some masses so- ONIM fOr Norllness is the number, yet, looking at the population of this great county, they might hops that crime, so fer as She fainaef indicated, was on the decrease rather than nu the inermate. He thought he might safely caegratalnie mei en b , the county. but the magistrates, by edam iamb the slate of the county was much infitteues pose sea sitendillos of things. Ile trusted that this int provelowart go on, and that Berkshire would Wm it. high position for morality sad good order, and NI from serious crime. The woes tried today were out of eulScient interest to Ira fees report. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. Olden Yr. Justice Wightman.) (Osatinosil from yesterday's Exprem) David fit, who surrendered to take his teW, ws elmaripli with =lawfully olAsimog goods throe soothe before boom adjudioatod a lomicrapi, under the false colour mod prelesuo of carrying es hie beriese. and with intent to defraud hie credit.= of the property that was so obtained. The indisinook aim sellaissi counts cluirgiog the prisoner with obtaizlog mow Wes prelims& A peat sunk' esepootable wittiness, sons of whom bad known the Womack,: am Yrs twenty ywti were milled to spook to Ma ehmater, and they that he ma slims looked upqoona by those who had dealings with him as a man of the sMstest honour and integrity. Mr. Justice Wight's= having summed up, the jury retired to smaider QM verdict, and in about three quarter; of an bow they solenoid into court and found the prisoner Not (hilly. There was some applause when the violist was given. Mr. Metcalfe said there were several other in&ctments Litgithe prisoner, but as they involved the gams facts, be of think, after the decision the jury bad arrived at, that he ought to proceed with theta. Verdicts of Not Guilty were consequently taken upon all thass charges, and the prisoner was discharged from custody. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Berea Bramwell) John Darden and Jana Hoferqf , who were lost session tried for frauds upon the Oremaereial Bank. were indicted for utealiog the sums of 1424 65.,1601., and 601. Bs. 6c1., the moneys of Mut Ivan Hunter. Mr. Gifford, Mr. PolaW, and Mr. Harry Giffard prose cuted ; Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Be* and Mr. Orridge defended ifolcioft ; and Mr. Metcalfe sad Mr. Baler defended Guides. Thu use occupied the court from ii. sitting until a late hoar in the eveolog, and was supported p rla upon the evidence given at the trial last asseloa, which then ewe pied the court two days, his lordship reading over the notes which lie bed liken upon that ocesmon. At the conclusion of the ease for the prosecution, Mr. • Hersiey, ere the pert of Darden, said that he should not Ma former trial. I Miran the jisy, Mk to upon the point of law ahead upon Mr. Sleigh having made a moat powerful appeal to the Nis lordship sysansed up most imputially. reviewing Ole evidence as affeelleet the urisonec.Moiclaft. The jury were then looked mart end said te se a d e about an lame and a half seem isiee mad net elm. His lowish* sheeted that they be Mulndeed op. At 10 seissees pest 10 they Apia woe into out, and aid then Inn asebsao• of their egreeing. Alter LV c alleseseis• the 14 wens Archangel waged SIT* • MARKET& TALLOW. —Tosszur Emma-1U market is steady. Priam are quoted as Idioms r—apra, 51e. saw, 60s. aid ; July to September, SOL 6d. ; Out. to Thoember, 60a ; Odom sheep, fas. 6d. to Ma. ; bed. 50a. ; Ameri ca; 61s. to 50s. 6d. Coorauit Gleba, 445. to 446 104 ; Ceyloa 431. to 435. 6d. —Delivery yeateaday, 2310 casks ; arrival, 478 casks. ooTrom GOODIL—MANCIIMIIIa, JULY 9.—The tone d the market bee rather improved, but the amount of busi ness going on is still very limited. Partly owing il to the better acoounts from Bombay and Calcutta, and pertl y from the oantinued stillness of the cotton =Met, prima at all kinds of slurtrap have advanced fully lid. per= since last week, and operations are checked by the of manufacturers to go deeply into orderv. In other kinds of cloth there is no noticeable change, though attempts are mode to rain quotations. The yarn market has beim rather more active, and presents great firmnees. Prices have ad vised to id. per lb. The demand seems to have im proved from most quarters, and an la= is Oa* that prices must continue to or to rise. = l et are holding back as much as possibl' • nevertheless, sad in many cases refuse to give the inward pries except for the supply of priding wants. WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Mane, Jura 9.—Tbe market was extremely quite this asorsiag. Then was as indiffarest atomism, is both the cloth-ban and • way limited business was snureeted. MANUFACTUREL -Hi JOLT . In; beer i47ellal t;dZy; sad wee Dodson Wasaoted, especial). martian and other low-priced goods mashie foe foreign trade. A fwir quaatity has also bolo delivered at Air warehouses daring the weak. WOOLS. —BUDDISMIZLD, JULY 9. —The colonial wool trade mai mations, kat, bat prior remain maok as rail There is, however. a little more doing in Gannett wools. CORN.—Hail, Jotx9.—At today's market a niedmate supply of English wheat, for which tannin genenally 2.. per qr. advance, bet tkonsod is limited to best siesady time at le. per qr. over hat moles mineney. Foreign sup ports improvement noted during the week, but sales only retail. Spring corn at all kind. move off slowly, at prime in favour of buyers. Weather lise. The foreign imports list week are as order:—Wheat, 1,979 qrs. ; barley, 7,538 ; oats, 2,094; beam ' , 107 ; pass, 1,245 • linseed and summed, 4,4011 Oil cakes, 33 tone ; bssa, 1 06. LUDII, JULY 9.—Holders commence by whin as ad visee of ls. per qr. over last Tuesday's rates, bat the In. day leas its emal depnaring effect upon oar bayme, whodo sot Ma disposed to make farther pareliesse at preeint ; prime are therefore nominally the Dame as as Darby soodnel Oats and bean slow sale. Other articles 1 unaltered. Livgaroor., JULY 9. This day's market has best well attended both by local and country buyers, and wheat bee had stealthy consumptive demand at the minime rates of Friday, whilst the medium qualities of American red have in some inseam= brought ld. to 2d. per metal im• provemeut. Flour is 6d. per banal and IMPAiE dearer, with fair retail Manses posing. Indian oant is still offered quite sparingly, and is diMealt to buy except at as advance of 6d. per quarter • the late arrivals are not fairly in the market yet. Oats and oatmeal slow sale. Naos are ed. per quarter dearer. Pere and Barley command full prices. The market closes with much Meadioess, and holders show no anxiety about getting clear of the late heavy arrivals. - - - • - - MOIL JOLT 9.—The smother continues Mssettled, tad retards Ohs secariog of the hay crop ' At to-days marks, we had • fair supply of wheat ; all fresh qualities sold at an advance el la. par qr. ; common samples a. Lit weak. Brass sad eats, late prices wall maintained. Per qr. imperial to the power:—Wheat, white, 6111 e. to 631 b.. per imperial 56.. to 625. ; ditto, red. Abs. to 621b5., 40s. to 53a Barley, best Chevalier malting. 52elbs. to 531 b.., 435. to 455. . • ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, Übe to 521 b.., Oa to CU.; ditto, distilling, 50Ibs. to 511ba., 31a. to 356. Oats, 36Ibs. to Oita., Ns. to 27.. Baum, old, 6311 e. to 651 b.., 50s. to Ms. sew. Golle. to 641136., 42.. to 456. Nswoaertm, JULY It—The weather to-day be. Um em doe. Yesterday we had some heavy thunder show• we should mot bs surprised if we have rein before night, as [ the• to-day is audtry. At our market this mamma we had • air moderato show of wisest from the growers sad hash thrashed samples be wanted, sold urn tally the terms d Saturday, *MBA is other descriptions lit& was dime, but in the business prise recool a utostatisas wore oak Flour without clung,. wag a*** the being very triding. Malt, ludas Lee, aeglesied , L hems or peas little stirring. Oats met dillies& to quit, sad Melling cheaper. SlaunuaT, JOLT 9.—Our market was thinly attired's' to-day, end the supply of grain gessrally wasshOTO. DITIODON in wheat was limited, and the sales effeMed wen tar tie beat samples at an admen 6i from 1.. to tz qr. Mawr sold slowly at a rise el is. per seek. ha there was a very limited demand, and no quotable difference from lest week. Malt trade steady and quotations firm la all ether descriptions of grain very little business was doing at last week's prices. New wheat, 48e. to 180 s. per qr. ; old ditto, 54e. to 60s. Muir!, 30s. to 40s. 10ate, 235. to 28e. Brans, 455. to 60s. Pow, 40s. to 48s. 30s. to 355. per qr. Flour, 425. to 511. per sack. Malt, 9e. Od. to 9a. OM. per build CATTLE.—Bnientliv, JULY 9.—At Our market this day the en ly of beets was short (the seethe of the year con adder ) and generally of an inferior quality, bat there Dana corresponding attendanes of bu a elearanoe wee net effected; the terms of last et were fully sup. ported. The supply of sheep was over the average, there being about 2,3 W penned, which were, for the most part, in excellent coodition. Late prime were maintained, though in some instances more money was asked, but in few ob tained. There was a slight falling off in the supply of calves, which met a quick sale, and maintained their full value. In the pig market there was an abundant amply of all descriptions, but from the high price asked for stock pigs, the trade was dull. Best on beef, llta 6d. to 13a. rmscere ; cow and heifer ditto, lls. to 6d.; beet mutton, Bd. per lb. ; other breed% 7d. to 7 ; veal, Tel to 70. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 74d. ; salted ditto, 7ad. to 80., and 10s . 6d. to lle..per thore ; green bacon, 95. to 9N. per lb.; dry ditto, 10d. to 100. ; sweet pickled luau, 10d.; quarter old stare pip, 1 to 16e. each ; cows with calves, 121. to 161. T8A3710 BITURNS. 111146 Aar liar. Total, Total, oi ZAAAIATB uly apse ears shandies 1861 18347 Week ling J A A t Llamerlek and UAW 6. 241 124 62 186 18! Wank enflng Jali 6. J 1 -. ..- 830 8,176 Gis Orell ending Judy T. eras lazemboarß London and Illackwall Noe4li London VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Chariot of Fame, from California for Liverpool, May 20, lat. 23 S., lon. SO W. Francis Bonfield, from Viragapatam for London, July 2. Platworth ;barque!, from Mauritius for Loudon Mt days, May 2S, lat. LS &, lon. 5.40 W George Catharine, from Quebec for London, June 23, lat. 48 N., los. SSW. Harms of Alms (ship), from London, steering South, July I, hit. 49.10 N., lime W. Havannah Packet (schooner), from Havannah, July 4, lat. 40 N., lon. 7 W. Indian (American ship), from Liverpool for filo Janeiro, Jane 2, lat. 7 N., lon. 29 W. Morayshire (shipl. Rom 100-choo.foo for London 158daye April 14 hit 27 S. low 47 N. Oswald Cherns4o, from New York for Bristol, June 14, Ist 45 N., lea. 111 W. Tehni. from.ll for lelnionth, May 10, lot. SS 5., tom 15 Z. Welter, from Ismsease for London, May 8, let. SOH, In.. 201. Widmer Omen (aip), from Calestits 102 days for London (6th lisps an lased), July; lat. 44.110 N., het 22.10 W. Wilhelm Wel& from Valparaiso for Limnos& Jane 11 lat. 22 Tani OUTWARD BRAZIL AND EMIR PLATS Kum Boornaarrog, JULY 9.—The Royal Mail Company's doom ship Ma gdal ena sailed boom to-day with the monthly ism& for the &gals, River Plate, he. She took out 64 passengers, and on freight —Eoglish jewellery, to., 2,9391. ; French jewellery, 6,9671. Engliab gold te Rio, 7,0341. ; and ter silver, mastoid to th e Minister of Finalsos at Rio, 14,5001. T' & he Magdalena also took out a very fell One of French mad Cmerchandise. arom. MISOANTILI Maims Sawicz Alma CUTiort.—At the monthly meeting of the Liverpool Mar- Matti* Marine Berrie* Association yesterday it was 'tided that arrangements had been made to hold a yard hamar, under the auspice* of the association, in aid of their base relent fund, and to provide a proper btulding fee the pones of the institution. A tarp number of the mesabess of the meociatimi, composed of Alp ceniars end Moths have premised to contribute vazioge home and fordo enrimities in useful articles. The hamar altogether pro mises to be diveniffed hi its chozootok and effective in its molts. Her Majesty has not only expressed a graciousof the project, but has also iatintated her iiiten- L P 7 being the patroness. The huger will not, it is understood, take plan befogs the ants= of 1891, in coe =d the diMoulty of collecting the various eoutn from members wb9 neomoitated to make long and_protracted voyages. RAthurav Connivralls.--Yesterdaythe committee of the Home of Commons, after newly a fortnight's inquiry. came to a cencluiee on the bill of the South Wales Rail way Oosammy, which conspriose Neverel sew and extensive purposes, the amongst others, McMinn the abro gatiog of is mind arrangement@ with the Great Wooten way Contpagy, Breen whom the South Wales (at present lased to the Great Western), =fe die rolling mod working Mock and stem. esmisameirm at the same Mine for the *del= further to mike armagements with the Mamma Railway, the Newport and Briton Ferry Dock and Rainy Company, and to raise an additional capital of 400,000 L After hearing Mr. Phian, Q.C. , Mr. Merewetber, Q.C. Mr. Bodeen, Mr. Saunders, and other counsel en either side, the committee decided that while they were unwilling to put an end to agree ments deliberately entered into with the sanction of parliament, AMR was in the intend both of the ales sad el the public that inconvenience' aid should be pat no sod to, and they were of opinion that the arguable of the bill, subject to the consideration of certain moditioes and denies, was proved ; though, under the air mnsthooss, and considering the period of the comics, they doubted whether the promoters would be able to get it maid this 111111a011 ; the committee would, however, adjourn the further consideration of the subject until Thursday next. The bill of the Forth and Clyde Railway was pained in that committee ; and those of the Blame Valley Hallway, the Coro well Railway, Kinross-shire, and Diatom amities and Saffron W in Mr. Massey'( committee. la the Lords' committee, Professor Phillips, of Oxford, gam evidence on the Cleveland Railway Bell to show the unlimited supply of ironstone sad coal develop able in the Durham district, and which he calculated it would require at lead three centuries to exhaust. The bills of the East Suffolk Railway, Forest of Dean Central, Stockton and Darlington, mid Conway and IJanwmt, were weld in Lord ltedsedale's committee. Tees Nivr Comm—Our astronomers have been fairly distaaesd by the yeblle le the discovery of the new cos which, unlike its predeemors, has not received the hoso lesbi s i M having Its advent duly heralded, and its gradual ass chronicled day by lay in scientific Journals. We leave those who believe In the old science of astrology to connect the appearance of this comet with great national and political changes (for, time out of mind, cornets have been held to exercise considerable Influence In these mattersand would merely my that the various letters respecting it In t he public Journals show that the masses of the population are as ready to note and re port astronomical novelties as even the keepers of royal observe- Wries. This is undoubtedly chiefly due to the improvements in scientific budrements of late years, and the low prices at which they ace sold. In watches, pardoulsrty, prices are considerably reduced, especially at such large establishments as Yr. Benson's. of Ludgate-Idß and Corohlll, whose time•keepers ace noted all over the waded.--lAdreriltemeuil BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HOWZN.—TaIi 5, at Victorla.place, Homer, Sussex, the wth of _9, tin. C. J. Bowen. of • eon - . —.hag a. at Oldlanda, Oloacasterablre, the wile of P. P. A. Campbell, of a eon. .—JuLt itr t Cream Hall, Blabbers, Mrs. W. CM- _ - 0711:7 HIDOIHONTON.— D tak u t Brandon street , Edinburgh, the wife of J. C. B. n, Esq of • a daughter. HYD6lOll.—Jay 6, at -street, lturbngton.gardens, the wife of J. Hodson, M.P., of a sou. stillborn. 'AVM—JuIy ft. at New-rcud. Batten Henry Paris, Es., of • ST. MINGLE.—JuIy 6, at Kairille.crescent, Edinburgh, the wife of R. K. Pringle, Ens., d aeon. 101111110 N.—July 6, at Basingstoke, the wife of E. Robertson. Ip i of a daughter. W .—Jay 6, et Caatielleld, Caine, Wilts, the wife of M. P. ard, Is., of • eon. WATTIL—JuIy 4, at CainbridgemiTlas, Richmond. Surrey, the wife of R. R. Watts, Esq., of a daughter. the trite of MARRIAGES. CLARK—TUCKER.—JuI, 6. at the parish church, Clifton. Bristol, by the Rev. J. Mirk, T. E. Clark, Esq., to Lacy Ann. daughter of J. ?siker, Rm., of Clifton. BULL—GOOD.—JuIy 4, at the Cathedral. Wells, by the Very Rev. the Dean, W. W. Hull, Esq.. to Xlisa Matilda, daughter of the late S. Good. Esq., of Hutton Court, Romersetahlre. LEECH—HARRISOI4.—JuIy 5, at the parish church of Afton. near Birmingham, by the Rev. J. W. ltatcliff. . M.A., S. Leech. Feu, of Derby. to Lydia, daughter of J. B. Harrison, Eq., of Corn-marbet. Derby. PRiCHAN.D—RICEVE—JuIy 6. at St. BmLuke's, Lower Norwoo d. Lodge. • the Rev. I. Allen. 0 B. Prichard,i., of Portobello • Norwood. to Frames Charlotte, daughter of the late T. Reeve, Eng., of Claphazeroad. SOOTT--11001T.—Ju0 6. at St Swaim% South Hammtead, by the Rev. A. G. How, John James, eon of Dr. G. M. Scott, of Park-road, Haverstoek-hill, Hampstead, to Geddes Mackenzie. daughter of the late W. Scott, Zeit, of Great Tower-street, London. WATSON—DYKE—JuIy 4. at All Saints', Chichester, by the Rev. T. Watson, the Rev. C. T. Watson, of Christ's College. Cambridge, to Augusta Nary, daughter of W. Duke. req.. of Chichester. DEATHS. ATKINSON• —July 6, at &eat illelatreet, Mr. W. Atklnsoal __. BOMM—July 7, at Itausgate, Misr, wits of Mr. Bone, of Albion grows, Barnahury.yark, aged et BII77ILINS.—JaIy 6, at SOU !square, Mr. J. I. Buttress, sled 77. CBANTZI.—JaIy a, at Bromley St. Leonard's, I. Crake, Isq.l CLIPl st. i d .—Jab I. at Groreoad.road, St. Jobles•woad, R. Clay'. 1,11179 , 7 717. YOugr.-4vely 7, at Mootagae-placo, Clapttam-road, R. Pored, 311V . A . 79. at Park.plaeo Clirmotatervata. laseas- W. Millar. R.N.. arel 76. llMPAUt ia laly 11, at Newton St. Loa. Bath, Oatbarthe Grate dauestar of G. Mllward, laq.. wed IL NAPPIA. —Judy 6, at Lakata Led" llomay, H. I. Yapper, R llltt 1.14117111, ft.atmedia. kl ed —it 7, ityiburevUlaa, Croyeao, Mary Elm. wife at, Meted lad Peilldied by WI Lid= Komi el No. S. Lambewidilieb, Is the City at . et the allot AT 10bioLatitat. bi the ilisabist tit Wldiabbini.—. , Waveanhili. 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