The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL AND Kalman: AMC ILALTT, AUGUB2 I.—Argonermagis.--Aalig on Surgeon O. Clarke (1wl) It D., to the Urgeat, ins anew stem etere-ship. of 450:hone pown, at r • s 13 ad K. Batch& (1852) to the Dasher 2, wheel shwa nasal, of 100 born power , et Portalsoatr".. PLYMOUTH, Auteuil 1. Liontimant-Coloata Sit John Yard* Baer Hart., Living returned from tbs sontinent, whither ha h ag boon to remelt hie health, lies resumed the commend of the South Devon Militia, stationed in this garrison. Ihe head.qoarter• of the 22nd (Cheshire) Reeiment, , under the oommand of Lieuvesant-Colonel Whaley, arrived here yesterday afternoon, by ths South Devon Itailway, from Chatham. The following oaken MOM pasied the head.qoasters :—Cs Lein George Robinson, Captain J. H. Wallas, Captain W. H. Ponied, Lieutenant C. - Norden, Lieutenant W. Cowell, Lieutenant H. V. Poe solather, Lieutenant J. H Ciantmoll, LiontassatW.D•byne, Lieut. Robert E. Ellis, Ensign B. Napoleon L' Huelva B. M. Deane, Ensign H. C. CSTIOT BBamall~s 3T Tyselts, Burgeon Georg , Williamson, Assielonhanosoos; J. Sawyers, M.D., and Adjutant T. N. Tam* lit, strength is 29 eseersanue, toorponde, 10 drummers, sad 324 privates, with 21 women sad 34 obildras. This iertion of the regiment only arrived at Cleadmon on a y last from India. in the ship Vernon. Thie Wid hone of the most dialissuilied Mimosa is Oa ma**, and in addition to forme wits MIA *rough the whom of the ampaign in Made, nadir Illogic distilletaahod esisad, the Ws General Sir Cheeks Napier. The davit of the 31st Regiment, under tho sommand of Captain Law, left this garrison early on Monday morning, per rail. for Widmer Castle, leaving a detachment under the molmand of Captain Christian, to embark for Malta, to !Ma the reserve to the head•quatters now serving in the Crimea. Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant Pearson, of who depot, having been appointed aijotant to the regiment, is ordered to pronged forthwith of ths Crimes, to join the hoed quarten of th e regiment before llibsetOpol. DEVONPORT, AUGUST 1. Alarm, 26, Capt. Douglas Curry, will be taken into deck this melting to have her bottom cleansed. She will be Lim out of deck the fellowisit tide. Ikaapariel, 70, Capt. J. W. Williams. was taken out., the basis at Keyham yesterday aftentooa. To-day she makes • trial trip round the Eddystone to try her eagle's, miter which she mune as the &mad and will sail is a few days fkr Spithitad—at is said to assompaey her Majesty to Imam. Virago, 6, pedals, Comaavader lffarimilk, wee mites Mem. Mae the 80mr balk, ow Meade ; has ma ambibewsweit takes oat; after whist' oho was desigebbe Ike iv" sad yesterday she was paid off. The malbeemes mein* men wire met ea beard the Impregimbla gneed=aa i d r will be vaned di weeks' Leave of shwa j shs were discharged the menial. la the &natl.—Nautili& la fiarbour.—lcapremaslim, Alum, Implacable, Sylph, ANYMaw% sal sum tart. WOOLWICH, AMIDST I. The Harbinger, sores steam transport, No. 88, dropped down the river yesterday and lies off the west wharf, Royal Arsenal, where she is to embark a part of the 6th siege train, twinning of 8 loch gnus of 85 aad 62 owl., sad 32-pounders, besides the fall complement of stores be lea to each gun. Tai ienew steam transport Holyrood, No. 77, Idt the Boni Arsenal last mains for the Crimea. Several lighters are mimed is taking op a great quantity of shirr for shipment on board the steam transport Alpe, lying at Deptford. There are 2,000 13 lash shells, aid 18,000 8-ineb shells. These &inch shells are peeked in square wooden bone, sad have all been fitted with Captain Reser's fuses. At seven o'clock yesterday evening the right and centre division of Captain C. J. B. Riddell's company. No. 7 of the 6th battalion Royal Artillery, proceeded is the Arsenal railway station (according to the slumber reported last week) en rouge for fitontharaptoe, Is sorbs* es beard the Jason, steam transport. At 8 ASS the loft swam of Liftman Colonel J. M. Adys's irsagary, Ns. 11, of the 9th bestallon Royal Artillery, left ardpreended is the ease sway as Captain Riddell's company. Tbses &Aron of 40110.1111119 form parte of the musk he moll ens ball setzifige, and gun aassausid s Weeds • dessissest et the Royal Hasse Artillery plea presseded fieelbsspers, termbark on bawd the Jess. The sessirgir et tie above dispraise are to a her days to embark as board the steam transport Transit. D ag tbs last month about 740 »suite ban joined t Royal A,Wisry, and about 40 ban Joined the Royal Sipper and Xiang. • large portion of these are sea from the dilemma militia regiments. The militia moanting the main guard at the Royal Arsenal have been withdrawn, so that there le now no military sentries in the Arsenal. The Vivid, paddle steam vessel, Muter Commander Allen, started to Woolwich last evening. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGIIIT 1. Six glum have been shipped on board the Jason, ►ound for Battlers, viz., two of 95 met. each and four of SS elm each. Last night a long line of artillery (marriages, seek drawn ►y Us horses, arrived in Southamptoo, from the neighbourhood of Portsmouth. A large number of men, bosses, and vast stores of ammunition have been shipped on board the Jason to-day. She will proceed to sea to morrow, about mid day. The screw steamer Australian, the grew of whieh was about to be paid off, has been ordered to proceed lanisdistaly to Woolwich, to take out stores to the Nast. The large steamers Colombo and Ripon, belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Company, ars now being anntrahaly surveyed to ascertain the largest lumber of istantry troops they can convey out to the But. DUBLIN, Avower 1. The Himalaya, steam ship, left Kingstown bu boes about ten o'clock yesterday, with her Tart freight of as sad bona, for the Crimes, and wee followed, at Aga inst four, p.m., by the Imperatrioe, which proceeded on her voyage to the seat of war, with the 66th Registeat on board. These fine vessels are upected to make quick sad prosperous Lrtossat Robissoa, the officer who missed Ws passage with the draft of the 17th Regiment, which sailed from Saaseastosra is the Royal Charley, has berm ordered by the Rom Owds authorities to proceed immediately to Wales, at his own 'epos'', sad there join the regent* betialioa. MALTA, JOLT The screw steamer Indiana arrived here an the 76th, with deteshatents for the Crimea. Oa the 24th, at 10 p.m., on • clear moonlight night, Cope Ben, bearing /LW., she ran down • Dutch Oboe, the Area Louisa, from Galata, with Indian sera, hound for Amsterdam. The Latter soak is • few minutes ; her crew etB wee saved, and Medal hem. The Indiana is 2,300 mom the galliot 216. The shock wee seercely felt on board the Indians, whit* bed as Its. plate heat, which was repaired M a few Imam, eat eMpressedod is her voyage. The Pioneer, La Plate, sad Black PAM Meatus have arrived, sealed, sad pm seeded on. — flieriiotico from the seat of war that oars might be taken front Butch on condition of giving one-third to Use go- vernment, and lending it at some port in the Levant, ilei pat all oar merchants on the qui oive but it is thought they would be too late, even U they sta rted at cue. The Bath Chronicle, announcing that the MIN rir Lieutenant. Governor of Greenwich Hospital, visas hp lbe death of the lamented Sir E. Parry, has been &mite ese• ether hesoursd citizen of Bath, Bear Admiral air William Camil. H.C.B.,—observes, " there are very few masa in the Nem indeed, who have Nen more bard service—who have bees Auer seam are—than he has ; and if this is u kase,* bolsi tie Unite of professional circles, it is owing to Ike minty of the men—that true index of worth. We beemily esegratalate Sir William oa the honours which ham ban upea hies ef late—knighthood cordoned without aelielleillen-41 eanmead, and mow • poet the pomades of whisk is a mart of bun. The iatelligeses at hie ap pointment has gim mire than ordinary eatisfactica to the Oh=OF Bath. " Riaapakire papers state that government Goa- Magian lorrertiag the Isle of Wight into a depot for all she Weep Manhunts of which are to be seat to the Cetnien. The object of this is to prevent Menke, as the enipulliMe from the bind are at Cowes aid Hyde, whit* SOW be easily watelbell m prevent&enters leavMg the Isis al W. km Vasa dates that the Angie-French folkosysislobliodoo eitTenut has ordered as are Amain ampitel MOO at t mattrasses wad the several of thennad subiens. to be dewed hat port by 15tk AOIDINAIY CUB OF BELAN A T IL IMILNEOFI A senior of the 16th Itegisawat, in this genies% nu eine age domed, sad was by a ems martial sensimeil In dgbty due impingement. sad w e e ed with the letter D. The D wee miens lit Bit while 'Meaan his lien of Wpm be beau ill, end his oineeval to As ascessary. lie_ was, assordiagly, bed, mad efts, a sheet time, beim ism' to be prognosis( finewrably, he was pined ha the connimeset ward. Ben be task ad nano. of the emulative liberty of the MOW, sad one op, day op, Met the uses with whisk Me was I. the habit of blaml4 and eat eut apiece of leek on which the Mena bed bets pissed. Se thee Bushed oat the bespital, made his emu from Me banish., sad has mover Mee hem beard el. The pine of desk was head ea the floor, sad has, we believe, been preserved.— Ord Beeinisir. _ _ Bwionn BRODIE OT TRI IST ROYALL—bastbee attempt Ma bees mile le pasha this saiseonaduliaad Obese. Ise seeded arid& dee Oilemsobe4woShet po asuisti to be " reileweeft," bit it his aelb Med. Oa Wedeleday sersiag was monism! by Joi pe eks. to cede .Ba with the alear of his I leralga dew. As woriblitY. alagnat was aat‘selsi le lb, anal saMisal issamaasias ; bat, at its eoadaiw. ttto imp= smiled flot be wee offerlag Mn ebesees sad tbsee bsii isit tee brain serviea.—Soati Seders Ca wplabile were lately raised by General La Mar- Ibera Whist the adraisistraties of the Piedmont's', Caw stissary Gametal, Brigadier Damen& • Freida essemer lekes sot Ms dismissal sad newer, Mr. Aydin.). lab) *Manama: INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.-6voun 1. WIWI CIL CONIUMMIIIII FOILLII4, , tlr as THOMAS CAMNOW. This Wolves; a short-head writer, was o‘pcsbod by Mr. Dowse, for Maize. Jose% wholeeale sealiesees, sailor Mr. Dew, is penes. Is the swim of a lengthened lavestiotatie„ it appeared that the dolma and liabilities exceeded 2,0001. The isselvest bad bees Proprietor sod pabliehet of the Drama Ohre/sick newspaper, whist be started in February, 1854. It only reached fear weekly umber; and his lose was 1261. lie wee to have bees assured by a pewees neared Grahame sad others. The present insolveacy wee attributed to a decrease is hi Webber as • short-band writer, on amount of the few parliaaaestaer eirsumittese shwa the war wommeswed. Messrs. Joao bad supplied 201. of paper for the newspa per, and asked a bill for 301. Mr. Dew was a creditor is • bill. Mr. Cossaissieser Philips dwelt es the tioadaet of the inaolvest sad his debts. He said It was s sue for the dis aretiosary clause. Instead of giving judgmait in the early part of the day other 011 W were heard, and • little after 8 o'clock at night there was an alarm by the escape of gas in the court. It was 9 o'clock before the court pronounced judo/seat, and be then gave the isolvent four spathe frost the vesting order, leader the discretionary clause. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARwics, Auever 1. THI BIRYIIMIOUAIt GAOL CAM As applienka was sada by Mr. Serjeaat Miller to in the /warm of the goveraiseat proneutioa apart Lint. Austin rad Mr. Mont for Friday, oa the ground that that day would nit the ccansiesee of Sir Frederick Theager, who wee specially Wand oa the part of Mr. Sloan . Is the preentatate of the banns Mr. Janice Coleridge said that he Gould not in so earlier day Ina Saturday, bat that U Sir Frederick preferred taking the chases of one of the erne bong pertly bean ea Friday, it night be raaveakiat to proceed with the inquiry ia that saner on that day. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--11mroaD, ZULT 30. MAROS OF XIORWAT ROBBIZT HLIYHX TEAL £OO. AWNS SeeMlNry. aged 60, sad L.cy Saistittswv. aged 41, gigolos, woe bassod toe having on the 22nd of Jere, 1844, violently aneshed ewe /sass Jen/Lisa, in the parish et Mae& Dewebureb, and robbed hiss at Ns. Mr. Janes seated the ere far the pmenatice, remarking that the endless at Mouthy, although Ihe *Mast wen sow mined 41inws ran ago. was vser essiledeo. fl.pan- I ester had gloss s_ dessiptioa or 1M nods prism to a woman at Alitatibo at lie that the this woman, upon th i :C:s bet atig nseady enad sad conuaitted In at ens ed the ass among *umber et elfin La the aunty gaol. Judge—wb. b tbs atturaey for Use peeenades ? Mr. Juan—Mt. Masa Judge—had he is angistntes' clerk. Mr. Jana-8s b, ay lard. Judge—That sossunts for it. Mr. Juan—Foe what, my lord ? Judge—Why, nobody but a nagistratse tank would think of ending people to trial on such a sharp as this after the lapse if eleven yean. Mr. Janie—Perhaps, then, I had better not go out with the can ? _ _ _ _ — iudgeHow emu the prisoner, not to be takes maw 1110 P Mr. James—They ham sot been sees. They ere glpsies travelling about the country, sad in Gould not led them is eo be obliged to live in obscurity fat eleven mesh mach pealeat as being transported. I mem reemmeshil the jury to rely use evidence of ideality in a mee that esseered so far back as eleven years. Mr. IludiMieten (who was for the defensi)—l think , my lord. people den% look quite the same after the lapse of damn peers. (Laughter.) Judge—lf the primness, after the limes of eines years, exactly reesnible the people who robbed the proseeutor, the preserah that they are sot the as who committed that , to 1 think they would certainly ham bees aukto appearasee This *mosaics indestry on the pert al meghleates' clerks ought to be checked. I don't mien MlSdtTa a law that there is say statute of limita tion Is (Masai Weans; sad with respect to grave aid w h en alsallON sash es teems, murder, and burglary with =say of those mimes which go as it were to the very hem and lady of society, it is wimps well that there Meat be as statute of limitation, bet I think sealdweresass people will say that the prisoners in this sue dwell Way be ailed epos to answer a charge in whisk the sasses wee essimitted eleven years ago, and whore then has so property been found. Mr. Jaunes—We meld not expect any property to be Pound. The prossentor gave a description of Wise people at the tiers of the robbery. Judge—l think that 'wither I ace the jury can beer this seem. Mr. Jamie—After the opinion of you lordship, I will not press the cue for a moment. Judge-1 Walt it would be wastieg the time of the court to hear this sees when it appears that the prosecutor did not know the man at the time of the robbery. It Mr. Huddle sten were to rob me to-night I think I mild identify Mat el.'s. years beatm—(laugliter)—bet if a perfect stranger, a sea whom I had serer seen before, were to rob as, I don't think that at the end °ill yean I could costars with safety to say that I knew him again. And hers I would refer to a remark made by the present Lord Chancellor when he was a judge attending senses—cis , that there is nothing about which people are so much mistaken as per sonal Identity. When an act has bees committed by a person whom you don't know, even if you see him shortly afterwards, th ere is grist diaeidty in re lying epos evidence of personal Identity. I think the mussel for the promotion este very wisely in depth.; to pram the sees. The prisoners were then SOUTH WALES ClRCUlT.—Bszcex t JOLT SI. NNIP.DII, AND SINTINCI OP MATZ. Joseph Richards, aired 80, was oh ad with the wilful murder of John Davies, at the parish of , la the meaty of Bream. Mr. Gifford aad Mr. C. Bishop appeared for the poems don • mad at the wet of Lord Campbell, the peforser's defiles was wailNrMhea by Mr. Henry Alloa. It impound ham the mamma that the primer woe is Um No* et the Shimmy Ina Company, as night mush ma% nal Maid in a house at Dake's4owa, not hr ban she !mho. his home lived aho his wife's two bredisse—elte _ deieirn d all Wide D Oeiie; 1170 principal titie Si; alb err peleiner had sewed dose expressed • via that the beeibeembsuld leave the bean, and oneiderable ham boa suited by Korb Davies (tt i Onr.ineatly roamed tray the DOM state), having gives the no of 161. to *a domeed sad set having Wes any to his dater, pets oz's wile. Morris Davies mated that he was aptairs la bed suffering from a It of ague, out the Ammo of the 6th of lone, wbsa the pri son came is tout his duty at the works. He beard him making • dl turbot* with the deceased, and Wilma Ma that "he was living out smother nea's Deemed replied that he did not owe pri mer enydikag. The latter then went eat, laying in a very toiled macaw, "I will give thee enough. " Morrie Davies of wereedie es sad CAMS down etOre. About two o'clock tie plow estanied in • hurried UMW? .sashed up a neer ed z i kaiia that lay ea • then • table, and plunged it into the daubs Davis.. He rushed ea Morrie Davies end be ea the hip. He then went oat with ths half. In Me bead, malahning, flues given you enough, take MOW mad ed at au to Sirtiowy Iron Waite, aid kid the as duty *ere that be had stabbed a sae, sad gem blared up. The odaer took him down to his boo and there found Jake Davin lying as the ground bire his lot. The largos of the works wee speedily la riars, a ezerninatioa feud that the knife had penetrated be* wan ef the stanach, and had divided the imeeeneede saucing fatal 'sternal Inentonbage, Mr. Alin eend **Joy for the primmer, sad urged with enaeliwable iagemity every einanataaes to the awe that had • today* to redoes the wine oacusitted to ma. slaughter. He pasted oat she fact that the wee and- Melody ea the table, ea& aet plaeed *ire tie pdemar, gni enAgestiag stet • blew might ham paned moo by Ideedidotee: He laid pent ones an Os beleaden one elated by holed gdevanine, and looks* the joy to give the oboe, the boat of • Eosin. Lad Oalegbell, in mondeg eft ad very dearly pdeelpieerif law whisk Mellegi soiloghter bona sawriler, end said that the premeadea socernry to redoes the crime to the utiwr arena oast beer a reasonable pro portion to the Odeon with whisk it was resented ; he cow stealed edemeely ea the evident*, staring the oaly gumbo to be deleoebred by the joy was the mature of the odium I esamiteed, as the leo of death having been occasioned by ere set Otis pdeeser did mot admit of a doubt. noisily having retired for • short time nausea • ver • ef " Gray of wilful murder." The Lord Cad hada said he oath* emearred in the endetti orate id Os pry, pool emeense el death cm the primmer, bid sit Milo Medea Me et teeny, but exhorted the oboe, le cooky hie few recesiaiag days in religious ear doe. — TMprisessr wowed tinily Windbag to kis &Idol situation, sad whoa mama mum Ike kw manifested attar ladilknims. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION H 01782. The Lord Mayor said he had reesired sword eseassaai ostlers eiN th• feliewieg, se whisk he oseeidered himself loud se w ettiaiss et bb *snow oltiassa, wbe be isesd hod mei* to de to protest thew selves boa tbe blyes sad bombq d their owa coma times " Leoiw, July 81 1866, 90, Hondsditeli. "Ti the Bight Her. ths Lord Mayor. "My Lend.—The outland letter, whish cost no ewe shil• list pole.. sad tbe abbot of whisk you will at moo pa ssive. woe delivered leisyerterday. As then is *wry link doubt that elbows fume here seat out, sad foliesteg that weibllmod topesure way set as a erotica to those wk• asy lid Wish te speseht• their wards% I Imo him THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY I thr oibrineng Ilse Ratter mike the nook* of year ieedrls(l.—l r, posr lordship's °bodied servant. ESKA" A, Aiwa's." "United States of Amen. "All SWAB due to individuals by the general goveniment of the Voiced BMW, including ell the ware trots 1790 to the present date. Bequeathed legumes and kiln at-law who are entitled will be settled on Immediate application at this °Mos. Ad letters must be Purist& " Waits* MARL, N N 0.92, Wanewstreet t New York City." " NOW York, July 13. "81r, —By enclosing one posed sterling to the above address you will bear ecanethiag of interstice to you ed. vanr.—ltespeetfally ran, " WILLIAM Maul. y s sula A Abraham, No. 90, Hosededsch, London." There we, upon the escalope a round stamp, upon a blue ground with white letters, to the erect: " °See for tee settlement of claims against the postal government, United States." Rh lordship said, after having read the limited= to Kr. Abstain= to risk his sovereign, that no doubt the Asterism eatehibbrueet leweld sot meet with the success is this wan try oryteelni by die egoeslators upon English gullibility, tbsoloosl Moo eirsoryendest who bad so promptly deter mined to put people in *sir guard. GUILDHALL. Two respectably-dreamed lads, of the names of Peddiem aid Harsfyisass, were charged under the following sum ordinary circumstances: Mr. Lewis, jun. appeared for the defines. laspenor Mitegell stated that he was sent for by Kr. Beams, a watchmaker aid jeweller, of Ludgate fill, and on to his shop he found the two prisoners there. C.ltt ig e l on informed him that they had been offering for sale a very valuable diamond brooch and other articles of jewellery, which windage shown to him. Witness asked the miasmas bow they became pomessed of the jewellery, WA Paean said be was is the employ of Lady Fitsgerald, of W , sad that her ladyship had sent him to Load's to pose of the jewellery. Hardyman said be was the as of a tradesman who suppli•cl her ladyship. and that ha aseespealed Podding at her ladyship's request. They also mill that no sum was axed by her ladyship at whisk they valeta dispose of the jewellery. The diamond brooch Mr. Besse said was of the valise of 1501. Witness theses& the primes into custody for having the property in ormemisa be their possession, the same being supposed to have bow sleks immediately connagnicated with the mastitis's{ Winkle', and bad, since he cams Into sort, rioneed a esiermigide menage informing him that the maw mat made hg the prisesero as to how the jewellery came into their posesiles wee perfectly eons; and *ma inqui ries he hod made, he belies& they wore bath Wilily re spoilable, sal weft preps* passed of tires igsedis. Alias Flab Mid if the impels bed pronsed the telographis seresge, it would has warm the smart some time, as then was mess midst the Irma Mr. Lewis said be did eat stash say bilis to Impostor Kimbell, but be berm& tint la diamissing tinseled@ the sun would gapes that they left the her where% the slightest seats sift ask obermsena Oao of sites wee a valet to Sir Jobs IP sad MI bean very foolialCy entrusted with these by her hip* kr the purpose so bad ahead bees stated, sae the other was highly respectably and it wee • hard thing for them that they should hallo berm leaked up ell sea a sharp. Lipase Miselmill sue he was the more readily Mama to term the primes into custody in eossequente of his • letter es sae of them addressed to Sir Jolts Pim whisk ha was quite sore her ladyship could not have givea to either a tans. Album Mash said this was one of the most unarm dimly rms. ant hail over come under hie notice, sod he could set berm reseeking that it was a moat indiscreet pro sodies in sad smelt valuables up by lade like the Omen, who ewe strewn Is Leaden, asd therefore liable to be pluadseed at soy aleateat_ by 611 numbers of thieves who were ocastaatly a the leek out for sack oppeotasirms. With regard Os Impostor Kitchell, he bed arm se sane then his duty, foe whoa bo (the worthy aldeneas) beard the lira Os se, be ~laded u • matter dames that the je lad bees ads% ea could not imagine that any sae be rm satrusied jewellery of such value tea ample of buys. She phials was theadsre discharged, mid haws very tiny they sbesld has hoes pieced in sash a pennon. They left s the be: without the slightest stigma ea their abasine g lge t t inquired what he should do with the Alamos. Mask said he would resonamsed hint to take it to Lady Fitzgerald, at Worthing, and obtain her lady ship's receipt for it. The lade then left the Gout with their friends. MARYLBBONE. Mr. William Fsistkur, a jeweller and allvenraith, carry lag on buslasse at 17, Llama-grove North, and at 62, Craw ...dot:set, Bryanetowequate, was charged with having In Ms passeesioa gold watches and other property to the amount of at least 100 L, all et will& had been stoles. The investigation excited a considerable degree of kW. rest, the misused having been looked upon as a highly no spostable tradesman for • great many years. The court was mash crowded. _ _ Mr. R Dyes, -- waging Mork to Mr. G. Keene, solicitor, &nomad for the prisoner, many of wham friends ;ad neigh bows were prwat. Beeponnt iiienistae produced the property, which had bees Mika bliss.. i sad 8 o'clock the previous evening from the Mw of Kn. Clans, a widow lady residing in Cliflaa rani , Pirldb= l and which had been found at the prier/am% shop in -grove at about half-pest 8 the seas orating. After the discovery of the property witness went to the prisoner's other ebop is Crawford-street, and asked him if he had purchased any gold watches or jewel lery of say kind that aftsxmoon, and be replied that he had not. He also denied that two boys had brought watches or other articles to his shop. Witness then took him into custody, after which prisoner admitted that two boys had brought some articles tied gip in a haadkareideL sad asked leave to leave the same till they NUM MalS, bat be (prisoner) did not know what the lionammidd moaned. Polies Bernet Olean deposed that be went to Lima grove, sad saw prisoner's wife. Told her he hod received information that Mr. Faulkner had bought mem Mena property. BM bent into tmen, sad wealimln the preletim. He told her he had come about the progeny, lad 'MEM west to a drawer and produced it. The prisons was then remanded. LAMBETH. Ammer ElimplegA Later, a respectably dressed woman, was charged with stealieg two half-sovereigns and two half- itslAna Withal, of the Post-Ake, :flusathara, said— For some time pet I mined mossy. The prison/ hem nom is the habit at oriabsg to my house to nuke my dream Joh. Laagley, 266 P, maid stoat 2 o'clock oa Tanday Mrs. Indian mostimod &beat her lose to mu. I then marital 41. 2e. 6d. in various mina, and placed them, some is a bead pane, some la • small wood Dom, and all is a lane bag in a cupboard is the back parlour. I then bond • bon la the upper pontos of the partition, so that I amid observe say ems that went to the empbosid. About half pan 6 etidock the prisons was shown into the parlour, but mm low me tho daylight was dear abs did not go near the cupboard ; it became dusk, sad then lights were brought, sad coos after 8 the prisoner left, wishing Mrs. Withall " Good night." I at coos west to the cupboard, sad mined PM of the mosey, and followed the primmer, sad found her is • poser's shop, about 60 yards off. I called bra Id, sad Seek her bait to the lams, MI the rims bolding her Maio and a Mmele miaow was slat for ; sad Shea an bee poises was Mani 1L 17m. anewt whisk was the narked sessele I bra pined is the beg in this impboard. Prnener-1 ware pea I never took tie mosey. I called on Mn. Withal M the balsam of as noosed she owed ass of 11 to. Ild. 16.14estonThen you insan to say that ski must Yam Shen you the markadrsoney is payment ? Prisoner—Yes.- ... _ __ _ _ . _ - . Writ. Virithiall paid ha ba. Ild., 'Wanes I and ha. I gave it to her in haU-a-orown, a ahaling, and ammo, in at=l ie naarksd. Inogley—l found three half-crown, besides the smilkell May. Oa the way to the station house she said, " I mann think what poseessed sew do it." Primer—l admit that I used words, but not in that saris ; the fat is, Kn. WithaU gas me some rum, and I Mil sot know what I ins saying. Mrs. Withall—fik• feinted and paid for the rum basalt. °pa l atable Langley—l saw ths prisoner go out pad fetaili: 11r:Rorton, to Langley—Do you know anything of the woman t _ _ _ Langiey—l have known her for dye yaws. She has always borne the character of a reeptatable woman, and has worked for nearly all the first fami in the neighbourhood at dresmaking. Nensa—lt is really asonstrous to see a woman who eat eara a god livelihood wit► her needle rob those who have sasiird bar le do KO. _ Prhonso-4 do sot say so. I took Um money. Yrs. Wilkell—l do not wish to be hard with her. Mr. Nealsw—Witat I after systematically robbing you for a keg limn It mallet go to trial ; but il she admits she is M Th peieoaar has becalm sidles, evidently not wishing to admit ha autos. At last she inutterod something in audible. CoOlTe (gatebr)-Bha adults that she is guilty. Mr. Norten--Ouilty, indeed I A. more birdseed, hard ened woman I usver had baton au; and to persist la inch a pow He when the marked moat, is fined opal her! It is fortmels die has sash a Wad wow to deal with, for ou *vides* alto Mu praitised thee. Woks tor Naas tine with t dolootion. _ _ _ Tba besimad, a well-dressed, sad, as we beard, a ro ma, who stood fa the body of the court, here ex "l doa't believe say wife did it; there has bees SONG _ _ Mr. Norters—ln that sees the depositions had better he tam. se rat &Jury may decide. ma primer wee *ea removed. At a later hoar of the day, at the nuestioa of has hus band sad Meads, but with evident relastenes oa her owa part, she admitted her galls, end Mr. Nato" after severely oommentiag ea her hardened demeanoar, seateased her to two moarhe hard labour at Wadsworth. Th. Pear Crop in the Channel Islands will not be es good this year se it was hat MINX. In one of the Jersey wearies there are now growing upwards of 260 different torte of run ONMAL PALiffir—SitlLLltte DALP—AI7OI7•T I.— &weds.' oa pa 10,930; ditto by season tisk*, 836.—Telal, 11, EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1855. SPORTING. GOODWOOP RACES—WIDNVIDAY. • TS.meelhuit paleented very sgreeable abeage—ken' raft sod eimilbe mists being sueseeded by genial sunshine amil • dim ilimesphers, which kid an inspiriting offset on the *ally art imparted additional life and gaiety to the bat although the weather eciatinued SIMI:: greater part of the day, the attandmaes • sisipsy ha uma ge. Tin asapeasine antellases br of the field for the Goodwood Saelnes dad oint expectation. Some surprise wee. ' esimilisig by the withdrawal of Homily and Gagekah at tbie Mel moment; the former having come into isareesed favour an the previous day, and so 'troop a diapo atlas having been manifested to-day to back the latter, that he advanced to 12 and 10 to 1 Quince and Hpaininondse were pretty equal hematites at startiog, bet the fanner won easily by a length. The inglorious exhibition which St. Hubert made for the Sweepstakes of 300 son. each, has apparently destroyed all confidence la his chance for the Bt. Leger. Oalston experienced no difficulty in galloping away from Dr. Cooke for the Drawing Room Stakes. He was immediately afterwards supported with considerable spirit at against the field for the Cap. This flow of favour was, however, in a short time checked by the oppo sition of a strong prejudice, and ha went beak to 2 to 1, bat before the Ring broke up he returned to 7 too (taken). The " prejudice" seems to inn its source in the feet that many persons deem him scarcely sound in wind. Toward the close of the proceedings the sky became over cast, sad during the race for the 300 son. Sweepstakes be tween Bea& and Treachery, a sharp shower fell. Subjoined is • wrest return of the racing: SWIMMING Or 14 awl &yr M a w 31b three, ,• four. Ma Sib; See, Mt 13Ib a eget tel. and getting, allowed 310 e. The edam MbeMt Om PIM seta, if demanded, So. Half a Wk. (S Mr. J. /I.ll~llapreme, by lain, I yrs, 6st ...(Bates 1 Mr. HeaenhiOessesek, yrs, st .........(Fordlau 2 Lord Nmetels isiermio pi. eat Mb... ....... —inns= 3 Mr. Dawn% lite ÜbW ,lyre, SIC Quinton 4 Mr. =itresi, 4 yrs, smith Flannan Mr. yr% let Mb (Bashun 6 lisetl=elWa; inpreane; to 1 maim* liplaaway; to 1 ▪ Wen dewily by half a length. limas distance between the sexed orleldrik, ant hawses third sad loarth. n trway and caliph, clewlepsther, blast some lengths beldnd OIIMINIMUIS WM ma mad' ft, tee edit, ilk tib Nola; aortal" 01111111111116111% (4 sun) Leall=s Pekes% W liembsione, Oat 7lb-oMM:sake/ow) 1 lr (IL fogsrsL a itileitettle=s 4 t ila rib (Wells Beting. •Isen IL to 3 apt Pelmet, 3to H 1 seen . Piked made Ott Ihstrephest er e on by three cambia. St. Hubert, Imola siy palled up ea prim stand. Hamm, Pins atlld. fir 2-yr-olds and upwards. Hall a mile. (26 sobs ) Mr. Morrinis% FlComket, m 3 latil p si ia satelter, 4 yrs, hi (Bethel 1 Mr. Y. Hts am OM (Bandy 3 Mr. T. Peered 4 me,lst Mb (Cleme nt) The foilowing aloe ren :—lllebesheas Maid, Limb, Sosaline, Notarise, Spider, Prowl, TM Bet, Ameba, e by the liero—Levi. !Mar 4 to 1 apt reside. 3 to 1 whist Aerie sad Oiwifort, 310 1 ept De 3301/. rude by two k 1., the wooed beatleg de INN lof a lie i Auden woe a fourth. Ithidar fifth, 31thithime Ned il. Lthole erthath. Tea Ofesweee Seams et II aerw emit. 15 ft, ow! may 3 If do done. M. lan walebt ler certain wieners. The theied to re. woe MO area en. dew Nebr. Two lathe and a half. (131 aubo., Of d ( 101 wire I area eel))eel))eel))M r. Quire. by dim. 4 fur, em 1) Ashman 1 M. MEM% WA. let ( (pp 3 ghte. 10.4 111.1 Z mem Oftwal, 4 yrs, Sat 10Ib.. U pun 3 11 Misr Faith* yr% Sat The ara ren : —lvan. Fewathoadoe, Baalbek Pumice stone. WAWA Bethke at othrtlai : sto I sash sad Iyamthowloa and Quinn. , I OA 11jr,......1. 10 to 1 opt lOrders 1 apt Heroine. wth Mut oat at 1.30 pa. sad t LIS. 7111 R&M Isismalalalg thy oftsting Pomissims wt the Mb New ish' mob end brace thltd art • eire leeplbea IMMeg re reek. Os eel ef the 81.14.4 nate& elm me d. ere b ported= of the Mb llesedd • end lillbeds. dellen. OM% Ini ilergeoe.Ourrel hil= l l4llo oder reed. Whir am be Cram Oreue del. lee me ble the Nem' plea, and in the heel Perimbee bopped bar, kern him dr dreed illu rrd autai rrer err In par up die blii ; dr i nee lle piled ele MOO imeilienbe dem tole the herr lam •M Mir a few brides bums bird. dentirl inernddle & bem he m ler u ) a l = delmeft the homer terra biz mil tie Wbo ing o kg th, IMI Into the strafele. Cimino belt an the reirbe. bet by a Jarrow pall be wee hie la mom far hie Iniableg Miet, met dargeos•Oemel sole web le rot with the hail. darn Ong ca third. At the dhow, bewoofer,, a b a se OM en. rut the MIK is* 'mod la front wither any 6111,1111, and ea Mit the had wan very will by • Maya)} dieree Mawr sir the rood saw toy bait 4 le" a kagth Mem third BM Delft or If* llgasintrige deb. BMWs wreath. Iran eighth, end Pentinetcre rah. Ihersid gened egmed did sot par the pcd. Palm of the ram I.ols Nee. Ire nr Dronnoreer drama et SI ere. emesh,with a bars by In. of salteripiee IS me. ear), 4 11.yr-oida arta er 71b ; c Ilb. Cleble pmellim Our mend. ('lO into to the halm sad II to the Dram) Mr. Bewerd's Onitem by delbeerea, Get 7th (A. Day) 1 Mr. Watra Donor Cbsk6 eat 711 (Etortholothow) 2 by 100 Dating: IS to 1 on Were, who made all the rondo& wad won Mgr& Fan Tata of the Fara Ossa Nonni and Maw of ENGLAND Ikanua. Orssa et 10 tors. eta. b ft, with 200 added,• for 2-yr.olds ; oats, lit 71b; Nlfar. let 41b. Conan =alas sad ellewiates; th e owner or the saawl bone to receive s actual to 10 pa amt. ow the whole Woke, =I the third a sumequel to 8 per cent. at the whoa stake. T.Y.C. (711 sea) Mr. J. M. Maim% NoryCopp by the Ilya' Dutchman, tit 71b (ht la ears) (Oartholaserl 1 Kr. H. Ilet 71h. .. . .... .......(1. . Da Lard has 411/ Mr. W. L Onaterea Wet Mt 71b...(Weddlostea 4 The Nimbi risona I/4 Tea Wiekle, Coal Leek hose, TN Cur, Mew to the SRI. Oen% m ßubbie, The Praha Blideasher. — Bettrai :11 to don Mary Copy, 5 tot sot Pohnoodia. A beautiful race la INN *as by a teal* and a kali, a bead between the sexed W think lad a nook between tin third and fourth. babble was a vary pad U 13Wiryst•ase at WO mow. web, b ft; for AUG, ht tech. Cer. tole winners extra. Craws Oasese. (6 maim) 1114werWe Tetedeery by llelbows• Oat 7lb (Welk) I ImaideleekMOWNOot7W ........................_.. ..( Norman) 2 Maims to & 4ea IMO& • ;; dance elided la favor let Umber, by s bead. Astossas PLUZ Oi 001. (baadkap). Otralsrasa Adm. Cri. _ _ T. Pan%llalitlllly Annals* 4 yri• 12d (Osst. lane 1 Ism Willedowita's Moro, I yrs, ltht lOW (Mr C. Somas I Mr. Osteldostat's i1•0161f44 6 yrs. net 71b . .(Owner 3 Mr. Iwo Dors Waterfall,• 6 sit st (Kr Elms) 4 Was is the last drift by • head. Captad L are broke his dingy Mather at the lost tarn. MP BETTING. 4to 4 apt Baroto (t) I 10 to 1 apt Neville (t) to Witco (I) 10 to 1 Estaplas (t) _THE DEBAT. -------- - - - - - - 40 to 1 lota opt Wattiongino. 6ibiddin Fruit, and Vendor sauna (t). BRIGHTON RACl3B.—Avever 8. Accarraram ass mu ilaserros Brass° The Old Oomph (Be ashe n 11 ot whoa declared.) Ape st lb Age at 1b .WMIIIIMd. —......« 4 81 I hussies° ............. 8 1 I Won 4 710 Haul 8 3 Wimp —...—....... 4 7 0 Eadmage —...... $ 3 I Mailberh - 4 7 4 Pulbsek.—.—..—.... 3 7 The I I I Mariposa 3 8 Tem aF irras lluniestp.—Lody aheald hate boom sacepot than that paid 8 ems. ANIMA Batman emus. litsipamh—D 0 &odd hare bum left oat M the lim et aosoptassem ACCIDENT Olt THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.—A serious an ident occurred yesterday on the Midland Railway near the Cherterield station. The sized goods train from Derby to Leeds, emulating of 21 carriages, encountered some obstruction at the point named by which the third carriage is the rear of the train got off the rails and blocked up the road The weight of the carriages following (some of which wen laden with list and other merchandise) was such that seven of the covered vans and open waggons were Manny sinned to atoms. Two of the broken vans were thrown woes the down and up lines. From 20 to 25 yards of the permanent way were blocked up, and the rails were much torn and twisted. One of the open waggons which belonged to the Manakester, fibelledd,and Linoolnshire way Company, was thrown completely over, with the wheels uppermost, and the body smashed. The accident occurred at a quarter to one o'clock, end the up line of rails was not cleared until a quarter past four. The cause of the accident is as yet only conjecture. The damage done to the roiling stock and goods is estimated at from 8001. to 1,0001. Had the accident - happened to a passenger train the loss of life mast have unquestionably ben very great, for a more simples smash was never seen. Fortunately neither the angine.driver, stoker, nor guards received any injury. ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAIL wAv.—An accident, happily followed by no fatal results, occurred on Taseday n this line, near Harecastle. A goods' ' train of 16 ter 17 empty waggons, proceeding from Stoke to Maseleidield, ran into some metal waggons and trucks that from some unexplained circumstance had been left on the line. The goods train was proceeding at the rate of about 8 or 10 miles an hour. and the driver, Richard Cowell, see ing the obstacle before his, used hie utmost endeavoan to stop the engine fa time to avoid • collision, but without effect. He and the AMISS then consulted their safety by jumping off, and escaped with some slight bruises. Two men in the break wisely lay down on their faces, and suf fered little or nothing by the shock, excepting from fright. Two of the mineral waggons and a track were smashed to pieces, and the engine of the goods train was knocked over upon the adjoining rails. The servants of the tramway ea . red themselves vigorously, and the traffic on the line was speedily resumed.—Moisehester Guardian. Dovu, AUGUST I.—The Queen of the French, South Easters Company's packet, has this afternoon broeght over from Caleb the following officers returning from the Crimea :—Major Freese (this gallant officer, who has just returned from a spode' mLsiea, commanded the 10th gamer, and 11th Leasers through Egypt) ; Lieut. S. Bcpecis, 3rd Dragoons; Captain Forster, 4th Clacra's ; u mt . ) Nord, 9w Queen's ; Major Banene, 21st Fad. lief Chianti ; the RSV. 0. Goodwin*, and Mr. rod. ELECTRIC CABLE YOR TEE MEDITERZLNEAN.— The ship Weak, Cow, chartered by the French Meditate. seen Telegraph Gosapany for the conveyance of the m ask:der of the submarine able, to weasel the portion already laid down between amnia and Corday with elm west of *Mikis now lying al Blackwell (Brunswick pier), having moved down the Myer yesterday from Greenwich, where the cable was skipped. It mama 160 sad weighs at the rate of eight Me per ail.. The Beset, it le misted, will take her deportees for the Modite-reaesa detlag She islets; week. LUNCH OF THE MARLBOROUGH. , P ....0.-.. PORTSMOUTH, Avo. 1. On the het of this ship being quite fast on the stooks beaming quits apparent, one of the Assistant-Sur veyors of the Navy was telegraphed for from Somerset hunt, to give his advice se to the it st meats of getting her afloat, and Mr. Watts was sent down by mail train for this perpom, and be arrived at the Dockyard at half-past 12 at night, just in time to hear the vociferous cheers of the men engaged upon her, on their having successfully achieved their object. When it was obvious, in the muse of the afternoon, that the huge ship could not be got afloat till the tide turned, measures were taken to shore her up, to prevent her falling over, but this could only be effected as far as her bows were concerned, the remainder of the skip being too far out of the dock to be so reached. Before low water this was done, the vessel resting quite upright on her cradle, and quite out of danger. Heavy lighters wire also placed on each side of her astern, and some 60 empty auks were brought to give her a floating power. The tide turned at about 7 o'clock, and at half-past 8 the greatest joy was ex perienoed at seeing the ship make a start—it was hoped a Seal one—but after going about three feet she came to a stand-still again. A fresh system of shoring her up was then carried out, and she remained stationary again for another hoar. The aid of the capstan was then brought to bear, sad she was moved another tea feet into the water, where she stood till lalf-past 12. The tide was then nearly at its height, and a grand effort was made to force her out, and successfully, for she floated into deep water in beautiful style amid the most deafening cheers of many hundreds of men who were at work about her. The scene was a most exciting one, the vast dock which she had just quitted being lighted up by the blase of dozens of torches employed to light the men at their work. Being once off the stocks, ell danger of accident was at an end, and with the aid of a bright moon she was made safe for the night, and now Bee alongside a hulk In the harbour, presenting that magni ficent spectacle of gigantic and symmetrical naval architec ture which it was hoped would have greeted the eyes of the Queen and her subjects yesterday. Various opinions prevail as to the cause of her becoming fast on the slip. The popular belief is that she became fixed in the ground ; but this is a perfect fallacy, as there was mach more than ► sufficiency of water, even at low tide, to float her. Another opinion is that eke was " ribbon bound," or that the cradle on which she had to travel was confined on the ways within too narrow a space; bet this does not appear to be the awed solution. A third idea is that the ways were net coastrunted with a reliant declination, and this appears to be the most probable cause of the failure. The great weight of the ship naturally led to the conclusion that a very slight declination would be sufficient to give her the requisite momentum ; but hen, in the opinion of many practical shipwrights, the mistake, if any, mu made. Too little is, however, at present ascertained on the subject for any one to speak confidently, and allowance must be made for the difficulties of the case, inasmuch as she is the heaviest ship ever launched from any dockyard in the world. As it is the result is fortunate, and too much praise cannot be given to the officers and workmen of the yard for their exertions in getting her off so soon after she became fast, for had she remained on much longer the oonsequences premise now to have been disastrous. The ways extended from the build ing slip far out into the harbour, where they were built on piles driven in fer the purpose. When she came to a stand still nearly the whole of her weight rested on these piles, and in consequence of such a great weight, they, we are in• formed, sunk. It is fortunate they sunk on both sides in the same ratio, otherwise the vessel would probably have canted over. MARKETS. OOTlON.—Laneem, Ammer I.—The market dosed tamely and steadily, with a large quantity offering, and prime of all kinds are about the @meal on friday last. The sake are 7,000 to 8,000 bales -1,000 for export, and 1,000 on speculation ; oomprlaing 0,000 Ameri can ; tO Parma and learanham, at std. ; 070 Bahia, at Bad.; Egyptian, at Bed. to lad . ; 1,500 Bard, at Sp. to id.; and 100 Bse ads, at 11d- to L, M. pm lb. CORN.-Broorross-on.Tzes. Avo. I.—lite supply of grain at market was moderate. Wheat met a slow demand at 'decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter on last week's currency. Parley is fair request. Oita and beans unaltered la value, with a good sonaampthre demand. In other article, so change to nuts. Imports during the put week : Wheat. onstwke, 741. Orneeow, Auousr I.—(By Magnetic Iniegreph.)—Our market remains in ;Memo gate of inesavity. In the few sales effected of wellomdideasi of visit, nearly brume rates were made, bat all OW er ran almost uneatable. Egyptian quiet at Its. kw Ikele. End Make Debes. Barley dull and rather meaner. Oats and masneal ta Mall demand, and prima a Made under those of Ude day week. ladle men held at a nominal value of 26a. per Mils. To4av la floe and more settled. Maus, JULY 31.--We had an eneediagly dull market at our Corn Ezehange to-day, and the currencies of Friday were namely sup. ported ter any t ption of grain. Lao. I_--yrade wa area? Sad aiiia — 1414. made tram 2s. Id. to 4*. 14. IlLottos. 44. to Ss. 4d. Lab, la. to Os. Vast, 4s. ing to Is. Pock kr dd. lo Is. Ild. per tossoss at Ms., sink tits ad. 0041131.—LONDOX. Mawr I.—Howard' Wart Nathan's, the. 9d.; Taresld Moor Butte, 16r. 9d.; West Riding , les. 9d.; Wylaro, 19a. 6d.; Walla End Heston, 20s. W End Lerman, 114. Id. ; Walls End Rtddell, ls. d M 13a.; Walls End Haswell, Us. ; Will. End Haunt H al,, Ms. 6d.; Walls End South Hartlepool, Ma. 64.; Walls End Tem, 235.; Walls End Wlthnortb, las.; Walls End Brentwood, 20e.; Racial's Aberdare, fL &L SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BREMERHAVEN, WIDNZBDAY. The Americas steamer Hermann arrived to-day. LITWOOL 8111P11 AT FORTION PORTll.—Triumfaate. at Havana; George Evans, at Alexandria; Jane Goodyear, Bahamian. Osprey, Pharbe (as.), and Taurus (as.), at Smyrna ; Heroine (for Ancona), at Cagliari; Fernandes, at Lisbon; Alpha, at Palau ; Joseph Carl, and Bertha, at Dears& ; Aana, at Wismar; Robert, at Odens• • Bernard Barton, at Harlingen ; Maria Therese, at the Sc heldt. SAILED TOR LIVEAPOOL.—Dou Francisco, from HAWN, July 3; Ernestine, from Bovine, July 12. ARRIVRD. Arours—M Foals, July 30, from Newfoundland Amaus—et Pill, August 1, from Atria' ANIMAL Nrawnr—at Gravesend, August 1, from Gummy ALTISKIIIt OrMISIEd, August 1, from Wats WM Arms—off limped. August 1, from Asmara—at Liverpool, August I, from W Amrru--at Liverpool, August I, from auto.' Ausa--st Liverpool, August Is from BsuA—at Liverpool, August l. .. from __ ___ .81Males - —.goal, August 1, _.„--at Dual, _ August 1. from „ernarto-at Cardiff, July 80, from Stravisa-at Oravessed, August 1, lam.— ...... Rau Vairrua-at Liverpool, August I, Ouse it• 111•114 Liverpool, August I, from .„ Duals Dm er Lossaii-at Gravesend, August 1, tross...„. Dunkirk Oartusscs-at Dom. July 31, Mal ...... Jmns-at Mumbles from Omuta -at Plyassa. July 31, from Cetus-at Sundarbad. July 10, from.. Cassava Homer-at Swaim, July 31, Cam. Josaxs-at Liverpool. August 1, from . I i livargsol. August 1, frost- Liaaass.. Ar 1, hoot liosa--aa Limp*, Mpg ircea--... igg iutr A aav - stedi lA W A 7Z 31, im lna Rirarvassea August I, trom. ........ Ikromsrats-at July 81, from Heuer KATFet 4.1111=110111. July 80, hos .....- -Coos. Imam Hasumer-at Drava's:id, August 1, tram Poser-at Gram ma. Awe* I, from lusts Arns-at emosis4 July 31, from Agar Canal Yams Joaassa-at Orsvuled. July 31, from Doneada Rsiaar--at Orme*, July 80, fr0m .,..........„ New Yort fisarusa-st Pill, Aura 1. Ras Rio Oroado Otasarsa-at Liver August 1, from Ram (Smog Wars-at Masa. Ansa 1, from Hap.- Oassus-st Ansa 1, from- Classra -at August 1, tram.- HTTMON-at Li August 1, tram Hors-at Deal Dm. _ . Cubs ..Biask !leo _ Grande Hawaii—at Falsosedlo. August 1, 10.— kloesnow—at Orsmonol. August 1, Uniroan—at Livirpool. I, train Hanaziezita—ot Livarpool. Moat 1, from ....... laraarnio—at Liverpool. Await I, from - Banton., IntasuA Kaait—at Orono* 1117 M. from. Matanzas Inraatzr.—ai Orsvoomal, Jal 11 Joss -t Gravessad, J ul, imiss—at " 9r".7Awns I. k . 4y " ham.. Imam-et Poole, - 110. JOILINA-In lianderlik lily Co. Joust Lento -at Dml, August 1, tra m Alyse Am Numor- et Southasupft. Angara I. D0m . ......8a55as Ayres Juan Ararolo-et Liverpool. August 1 from ..... /Madre Jousts! luaus--etluaus--et IA Mimi .. 1, tr0m..............-.2malea Hummeou-et Li August I, tram. -. --.....Doftsra Loo-at Famoutb, Jay if 1r0m....................ftme Ayres Lawsom-at Orrema. lily h. tram.-...- ........fteftrau Lucas- et Felmoug, August I, tram Ptinsaboao Law-et Ormerft, Augural. tam Leoteno-at Liverpool. August 4 frau h. Anarou s "M. Lammuo-et Limped, August 1, tram am allialla Maw-et Lamm* August I. from 11111 a Wm geourrue-at Orammed. July 31, hem lAtor-er Nu, August trom I= ILAST HOLLAND-St Delld. l. Au lt I, flea. Misolas irg Nara-at Ceftle, July 31, tram ....-Warbso Nornmersemero-at fameth. August 1, tr0m............Akft Nrareept-et Liverpool. August I. tram Mom Ho I -at Liverpool. August I, to .. . ... ..-.....X0nte = Orem (ss.)-41 Liverpool. August 1, from ... Haws tham ester-et Liverpool. August I, tres .111rftea Pusierstr-et Liverpool, August 1, from ......-SL AM% N.B. Rom Oltoas-et Gramme, July 31, troes. .-- lamemles Sus Heuer Surre--et Li August 1, tram.- ... gafts &WM Peurse-et LI Aorta 1, tam ----Warrington Samm-at Queenstown, July 30, tram Dillso Or. RlLlnla—at goon:down, July 30. from Callao ha lowan, rata-o( Worthing, July 31, hum Sydney, L&W. ...ALezaodrla VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 9 Ballara W t (league), from Londen for Madras, Jane 11, IntA eo n TOM I 3 (bagel W s), from London tot Hobart Town, Jane 29, lat. tom .20 . Lord Burletgle W (ship), from London for Syd ney, J une 21,14 f lon. 29 . Prises Usage, from Woalmata, Jane 90, let. 9 N, tom 25 W. Woodcock (entp), for New York, J to , to, let. atal, lua, a 9.5. • INDIAN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CALCUTTA. ARRIVALS TROY JUSIL S TO JUNI 16. June . 5. Alfred, Gamin, Bourbon. 7. Queen. 5IPLeod, L. Sontandar, Coalmine, Pif *arida; Sebastian Cabot, Boud, pea Phillip; Adeline Mon, Smith. Shields ; fdariquita. Belmont, iefe dean: ; Tbeophile Edouard, Povier, Bourbon; hate Hooper, Juke% Net Phillip. 8. liobb, Liverpool; Jane Pratt, Clare, Eacianageee, Liverpool. V. Forma, 'mama, King Bound; Circassian, Coduatin Penang; Agin, Bonneloy, Bannon Oithooa, Taylor, Colingapatain. 10. &wattle (et.), Niblett, Km& main. 19 ILasao , Farwell. Akyab ; Barak Armitage, women. Mat Pedro; Chosen (et.), Curling, Bong Kong; Caid. Item, Pea. IS. Primer's Sophia, Matzen, Sunderland; Bentinek (B.), Bare. 14. Be ll earrig, Calvert. A kyab ; General Jags, Gray, Melbourne. IS. Kedgeree. 16. Ilinuestan ; John Hepburn ; • Thane ; Anguilla Kau Kaufman ; Oribe ; Sally ; tioerainanta; DIPALTirtIO 71011 Joaa 4 TO 'TOR 15. June 4. Ararat, Cochrane, Madras; Colonel Burney, Citify, Na. dna ; Dome, Blaoeha d , Bourbon; Mary Harrington, Kidd, Ps. nang and Singapore; Accedere, Moy zee, Bourbon; Bengal (et), (kineck, Sues ; fire Qum. Burbank Rangoon ; ?haw; Sfeelw. London; Catharine Apar, Fowler, China ; Maria, Paterson, Straka sad China, 6. Toone, Dies, Rangoon ; fido, Sub°, Table Bay; Jan. We W. Paine, Norton, Boston. 7. Joe. Bushby. Davey, Dements; Queen Nab, Glendinning, Table and Algos Bay; Erin, Patin% Moulmein ; Tenasserim let.), Pryer, Bang Jon. IL Robert Polaroid. ; Regina, Thornton, London; John Brighton% China ; Earl of Elardwßke, ;Wales, Rangoon ; Anne Loop ton, Copland, Literoool; Laidumns, Gordon, Penang and Sapporo; Inca, Higgins, London. 9. Lebanon, Goodwin, New Yak. II Elisabeth_Kimball, Sears, Boston • Viola, Woodcock, Port Philip. 11. Kate Sweetland, Temple, London; Marathon, Taylor, Landon. 13. Triumph, Jackson; City of Edinburgh, Brown, London. 14. Gs. rural Wool, Puller, Port Phillip ; Rienzi, Taylor, ateloourne ; Vincent, Mauritius. 15. Buriumtoa, Gamble, Singapore and Mira; Carmen, Balboa, eingapore and China ; Senegal, Arbouin, Borden& BOMBAY. =War& PION liing 10 TO JUNI 23. June 10. &Indian (s.s), Young, Greenock. 11. Dauntleos, good, Hull. 13. Cairouriore, Crosbis, Greeno:k. 14. Amanda* Crockett, Queenstown ; Gibson, Alexander, Greenock. 16.Prederisk a Marton, Melbourne. DE Moans Charts, Logan, Liverpool. N. Ito dna W.), Purchase, Aden. 25. Gharre, Black, Shields. Drift =ass roan ro ZUNI 25. June 11. Pottiager (et), Stead, Aden; Jam.' hillenry, Wood, U. . 11. Lotua, Watson, Liverpool ; Jessica, Eastuasn, UM* P e oo r r i IS. John Gardner, Pendleton, Singapore. 16. La Mons. Pane, Marseilles. 17. Pierre Franco* Boyer, Marseilles; Mermaid s Anderson. Landon. 18. David Brown, Brewster, Liverpool; verley, Adley Calcutta. 13. Irin (st.), Rog e rs, Hong Kong. 14, Constance, Pled; Dunkirk. 23. Tartar, Guthrie, Liverml; Prins of Wales, Paddiootabe, Madre and villas. MADRAS. Azarvau 71.011 MIS 10 TO . IVNIC 23. June 10. Bengal On.), Mask, Calcut , a. 11. Ilarpley. Cary, am Hoag and Port Philip. 15. Borodino, Smart, Aden; Succor, Mn.. parrot, Pondicherry. 16. Lady Keanaway, Young, Bicallpatain and Coranadah. 17. Priam, Macfarlane, Melbourne, Gallo, and Colombo. IS. Amelia, Leonhard, Bandipatam ; Meander, Matiy London Downs 20. Benarea, Males, Bordeaux and Pondicherry; Hoool', Raw, Lou. don. IS. Nonpareil, Farley, Mauritius._ DSPARTURIS MON JON. 9 T. lONS 20. June 9. Bentinek (ri.j, Boarchier, Calcutta. 10. Bengal (ri.y. Black, Galle, Aden and Sues • Elizabeth, Eaton, Comnadalt. 12. uute or Lancarier, Major, Langan viz Pondicherry; Ennerdale, Moors. Bassein. 13. Ma ri anna, Haddock, London via Vizsgapatam. 16. Harpley, Cary, Load.), via Cudderlore ; Virgin Ma ri a et. Anthony. Botta, degapatain. 19. Thomas Hughes, Ferguson, London via O. Ungapatam. 20. Borodino, Smart, London via Caangapaism. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mee Pas- H- Told, Total adliM 09441. iengen. chandlid. 1855. IBA. 8 8,18. ellelrtrai an. t ia 2l. £ A er £ 4 ill —6,03 S Ri 72 1,239 1.311 2043 um ih ir d 887 01:22: 142 6,756 6,5 M 1888 11,45.5 6,628 13,083 11.104 263 10,666 11,110 21,774 22.M1 limili tr o tlls 28. u m . ...... .70 107 3 77 ?2, 5 4 II g *iiii . ...* - • Dawn 360 37 427 3A artair;; .7 . , 3,916 1.82, 41 7 41 2 61 sad Mb 4 1 89.18ni 6ls* 34;411 25 . 36 64,153 6.803 miatesits. Illi MIL mad I,ld _ 1711 3,981 4,122 8,104 kW N= 4 Abapvenny, aad 36 Loden ordlionai a aaaaaaa a ** 13,3297 346 3,472 KIT 261 llsashatar. 50uth.........Jun0 tion. sod ... 723 148 871 808 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRD.—July 29, at Wolseley-villa, Cheltenham, the wife of O. Mae Em, late of the Madras Civil Service, of a daughter. COL—July 30, at Ashby-rata, Cationbury, tie wife of R. Coo, deg. ' of a Mn. DARTMOUTH.—JuIy 30, at Patahull, Staffordshire, the Counter of Dartmouth, of a son, prematurely, who survived hla birth only is few hours. rely 11, at Otto; the wife of Captain H. Hall,' of • daughter. [ALIST.—JuIy 29, at Mount!leht House, ',Dabney, Devon, the trtk of W. T. Wallet, hag., of a eon. ZWBBUitY.—July 39, the wife of Ilr. F. lewabary, of Mancheetee, of a daaghter. OTTS.--ialy 30, at Dee Bask Hostas, Chester, the wife of A. Pod% lag., of a daughter. ,EYIYOLD&—iaIy 29, at Buis H. B. Reynolds, of a &snider. the wife of the He'. . . JAJ.KB6.—Jay 2S, at Ciureb.hill, Walthanutow, the wife of C. lii. Walker, req., of a daughter. . . . VYKIT.—.IIII 29. at Eaq., of a daualtter. the wife of W. H. HisHe BROWN—HILL—JuIy $l, at Bt. Mary's, Bryanston-aquare , by the Rev. Guns*. E. 6.1)1'01114 Esq., to flame; daughter of D. Req.„ of liussez.equara, Hyde.park. MASON—aBHTON.--July 27 at the Independent Meeting Hon" Bel6ra...square, Damen, by the Rev. 0. Et. Johnson, IL Mamas Esq., ot the GUM% gydenhato, to Alio% daughter of T. Milton. Eaq., Damen Lodge, Darwen. - suriiss—BßADLEY:LJuly 30, at St. Margaret's, Whalley Ranges Manchester, by the Bev. J. Geom. M.A., Mr. J. A. Nutter, of atm. ehester, to Isabella, daughter of the late Mr. A. Bradley, of Nub, Stephen, Westmoreland. • • - sirra—LECOHTON.—July SI, at Trinity Church, Shrewsbury, by the Ker. J. L. Sheppard, ILA, Rector of Abaco, Salop, T. Smith. RN.. of etableford, near Bridgeorth. eon of the late OWL Smiths of Tam& to Catharine, daughter of the Be,. W. A. Leighton, of Luciefeldat, Shrewsbury. BASSANO.—JaIy 30, at Fulham. Charlotte, wife of F. M. Baru* Esq., Apothecary to the Fortes, aged 70. BROMFIELD—JuIy 29, C. Bromfield, of Conduit-street, l'addingtrele eon of J. D. Bromfield, EN., aged 37. PARISH.—JuIy 28, at Carlisle, J. Parish, Esq., mot J. Parish, Esq. late Member of Conned at Bombay, aged 36. PRAZER.—JuIy 16, killed by the muting of a shell, to the trembes or the Right Attack before Sebastopol. Rowland yoaworth oo = Captain 42ed Royal Illgidandera, the beloved eecond eon of Fraser, late 42nd Royal Hlghbadera, aged 28, deeply regretted. ORIFFITIL—JuIy 31, the Bev. T. 0. Graßth, late of Wickbrd, Esau. Jit CIOSON.—JuIy 28, at Warley Barracks, Brentwood, Ewa, B. Jackson, WV. aged 27 . Pentad and published b WILLIAM Kum limas. of No. ft, Lombard &root. la tbe City of Prtntor. tho Odic% to Lanai& MO. Is as premix* et W Tansoat. Avant UM -WA" iie -- iile; Lot Faanatiass—at Gravresnd, Mien I. Bora Ea—at Gravesend, Aurae 1, non .................. Vaaamanto —at Gravesend, July 31, fres; ..... _ WILLIAM LIED BUILT —lit OrllVaet4 July Si. S•ILED. ALATMUA-from Felmouth. July 31, to ANNA ELISAMMII- grunt Bull, July 31, La..., .. •••••««•« MINI Anew-ham Newport, N., July 30, to.. .................... Ass lirrcsanh-trons Swansea, July 30, to . . ......... Ass hteumusa-from Liverpool, August 1, to ...... .......... Muumuu --WOOS Liverpool, Allll4ll I. to .... BtiIaPOIM -from Liverpool, August I, to ..„,..„ . .::: . ~. Csisuosia-from Gravvend, August 1, t 0... . ....... ..IiS I T" Caracas' Guis-fromOrsverivd, August I, t 0..... Gutmann: -true Cerdiff, July 81, t o .. - ......................... 11 . Gurreo-free Greenock, July 50 . to ...... ............. .. Costars-from Greenock. July 31, to ............. CaIOLDIS -from Liverpool, Augus, I, to .., _. ........ ' ..„ a Csaeuss Looms-from Liverpool, August 1 . , to ..... .1 .... Coasama--frem Liverpool, Au gus t 1, to ..................... . "111111 Deserts-from Liverpool, August I, to ........................ limas-from Gravesend, August 1, to.« ...... .... .. Fdts-from Gravesend. July 31, to. _ ...... ....... ... klrlAirt-from Swansea, July 30, to .. - ................... ..isSi Faiasurs- from Greenock. Ju:y 41, to ............... ......,,. FUMT-from BWIMIMIL July 31, to ......................... Faun-from Liverpool. August I, t0 . ...,_ .. „„_,. saw - -tram Liverpool, August 1, to ...„, ........... Osisnota-trom Liverpool, August 1, to ............. ....liew Usk Ousua-from Liverpool, August 1, to ....... Bons-from prehtf, July 31, to . . ... - ............ Jamas itrzwaar-from Greenock, July 30, ....... ..... &k to S er A non maja 10111AMIa-from Liverpool. August I, to .. ..... Joasereira-from Liverpool, August 1, t o .... ....................... I.O3IIAAD -from Liverpool, August 1, t 0...... ...... „.... L* Pouts -fr2m Gravesend, July 31, t o ...!d1414611 LIDA-tram Graveeend, August I, to ...................... Laos-front Gravesend August 1, to ........ - ............... 11%11 Laos-from Oraveoend, August I, to Loess-from Gravesend, August 1, to ................... Grevalksi Kammerci -from Gravesend, August 1, to ..................... liorrocumar-from theenock, July 30, to ............ ......1.1.= lassusou-from Dom, July 31 , to ........................ -Ana Year LAMIUM-from tshielda, July 31, to .................... i t s 's% WAOMOO-frOOM Liverpool, August 1, t 0... .............. •. .... Lhasi IlLtaousarrsa-from Liverpool, August I, to ............... NOIUMMDT-from Liverpool, AMNIA 8, 10 ................. & IC ,* NAV:IWO-from 1.1•017001. August 1, 10 ................. Vin Oin PAIAMM-1117111 Plymouth, July 31, to POWILMTAN-Rom Shield; July 31, to ..ja ft Qvaas-from Gravessad, August 1, to lituschrtft Noun-from Falmouth. July 31, to WAIMPOW-from Gravesend, August 1, to kOMMIM. Brass Lusa lIMALIWARIZ-from Gravesend, August 6 &a R. Pen-from Gravesend, August 1, t 0... ......... Boras. - from Plymouth, July 31, to GOSS ktoram-fres Liverpool, August 1, to I TIANIPOZT-from Llverpool, August 1, to ' Tmonser-from Swansea, July 30, t o Ckint ah l al a Oa-from Swansea, July 30, to tape& Pah Usuus-from Gravesend, August 1, to aleurtszr -from Liverpool August I, to ._. WILLIAM' CKAPSIAII-from &roma. July 111. to .... es. Wu.snausa-from Falmouth, August I, to - &WU-from (111114111114 August I, to *WM r` ■ /‘ k_w►