The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

0 3310 N OF THR BOROUGH OF LAMBRTR. Of abs ffilliti meroj elidkiates sew to the field the off member to . W. Wllloine, ow gent to addicts the KAMM Lembo* nags. Mew himself 1. 4•21001 by Weft die Hens Tavern. 11 ° are pried* MISIMMMI room. Tee othar es tv, whee up Ile bet sight. had pettihked addesser the support Of the osemitnessy am Mr. Jobe& Palmer. .O. Parma Cooper, of Me Chassary Mr. mid Kr. AMBIMiIa Selemess. Reesioldeas have been peesented te Mr. D. W. Wire mettle" that ',albumen to some forward. MUMMA also asserted that is was entemplated to submit the same of Mr. B. Hawse, M.P. fee Kissel,. to kb termer corstiteests, and that Mr. E. MIA, of the Noieconfortnist, would be Would forward ; sed 'taffy, that the protoodow ids had • candidate to memos in the penis of Carols Wright, 11. N ,of Norwood. Seek were the es dire pre vai the honegh yesterday. Lut eights public nestle" of the clamors was held at like Sehosi-room. Omer-Meek Luthetk.walk, for the ear pow of Maris, Metes* of the aburnamsd seadidates, Mr. W. Willimee. a etwesseet of the pried*, upon *Melt ke uks Ike suffrage 011ie ammo of Lambeth. The ram of meedise. themes inures* especieve, was densely crowded. Kr. Williams was seesempubd by Mr. Joke M'Cleed, Mr. Frederick Doultoo, Mr. John Haat, sad *that leading mom-' ben of the borough Misters' semmittee, and on =tens" the room was lonely sheered. Oa the Malin of Mr. HUNT, the chair was filled by Mr. Join M'Cutos, who in Wrist taws +used the proseedisr, sad emeladed by istredne kg to his brother gleams, his has. bind Mr. W. Wil. IMINIS, whom he recommended foe their adoption a a tried man, who.* sots in parliament, and thrombent his whole pub'.ic life bed secured him Me entldeese of the liberal party. Mr. WILLIAMS then pretested himself amidst loud Mien. He proceeded at greet hark to ',emaciate his public votes while is peilamest as repreesatetive far Coventry. and the prkidplse on whisk \eked ever mead, and which would still rehears t Menu hie "%bile life. To the puble 'morally they are se well Mews, and have been so ous !undid, that it is seedless now to detail them. Suffice it to say, ash sad every point mule by the hos. gentleman met a hearty sad sothstimtic reeponse from the meeting. Mr. William% said that, netted of making pre lesions, he was contest to refer to his past esti, and Mete; don so, he was sow ready to hear any quoting the else torsi b'dy pretest might think fit to ppat to him, aid to give to each query a clear, ettslghebrwaad , and Implicit answer. ( Loud dour.) Is newer to an elector, Mr. Williams mid he would, if reused, take up Ike Sabbath Bill lit:educed by their late member, Mr. C. Peones, and us his einem naming to carry it through lb. Rosso of Commons within the rawest memos of parliament. Mr. KINGSLEY mid he thought there wean ambiguity is ems part of the hoe. candidate's published address. The portion was as follows :—"s chmemmimsBl4 I have ever ben opposed to the endowment ef isimiliber men the emu, as me unit is principle NM Widow hi it. *goats ; and as a churchman I am of opinion that the hem interests of the churn meld his promoted by he etemenct from the ✓ats." How did the hem gwelbama weemolle that state meat with his votes le Muer of tkoMerteeth rut, and of the minutes of education, both involving oretarian endow ments by the state. Mr. WILLIAMS defended both vote% and particolatly that in favour of the Maynoeth grant, on the round that it eras a compact *stored tote at the time of the Won with lugged, which could set be linked. __T.. Rev. ISAAC HOUR! dig set that the reply sod desired • direst answer to the question, whither li t. Willis.r would vete spinet the esdowreet by the state of any wt. or is Saver of may properties Sot the separation of church end state. lir. TB WAITIiB concurred I. that epistler Mr. WILLIAMS mentiosed several tarsus. to thew that his veer had iaveriably bees giros is that direction, and emphatically said be should sot osly vote against, bit Micald strongly oppose, with his raise sad rote, the gear of • single sispeoce from the pockets of the people for the en dowment of may rex With reamer to the eeparetion be twists, cheer sod state, he shear vote la favour of such a propo.itiou. H.. statatlia his adder, sag that statement ht wu determined Ns sot upon and carry out. (Loud cheep.) Mr. F. DOULTON this rooted, and Mr. JONES se conded a resolutio•—.. That the ineetlog had beard with satisfaction the explanation whir Mr. Willie's' hat giv Of hit political opinions, and rimiest his coosis . eat conduct r a member of the House of Commons for 13 years, eon• eiders him eminently qualified to represent the borough of Lambeth, and pledgee itself to wee all sad every effort to seem his return. The CHAIRMAN T pat the 1111101111ti311, which amidst tremendous them, only sin hands being her assisetit op lb. t DOULTON again same forward and said he had Jut received • tutu from Mr. Charles Pearson which ha would read. It 'Raoul:mid that a divisiou hulas% takes place in the Howe of Comm... by whisk the right of Baron Rothschild to take his mat oa taking the oecomary oaths on the Old instead of the New Testament has been alarmed by a large majority. (Cheering and waving of hate for Some mioates) The letter concluded by stating that the writ for Lanstisth would be moved tor to morrow (this day), and that the writer would meet his late oosstituutts to take leave of them au Monday mat, at the Horns Tavern, Kennington. (App:we.) Thanks wars then tarried by acclamation to the chair- man and the 'nesting broke ay. ELECTION OF SHERlTF.—Yeaterrhy this contest was brought to a close. At 4 o'clock Mr. Under-Sheriff Millard, accompanied by the committee and friends of the twalidater, encoded the hustings, and the number were announced as lollows :—Hodgkinsas, 619 ; Butler, 99 ; ma jority for lioigkinson, 420. The common crier then made proclamation that the declaration of the esocemful candidata would be made by the Lard Mayor at 12 o'clock on Widnes. day, and the prcee•dings terminated. THE GOVERNMENT, it ii confidently rumoured, have revived on giving the Military Order of the Bath to distinguished military and naval surgeon.. The most mai. Rant military and naval surgeons have, with a feeling which does them great honour, refused to receive the civil decors lion of the Both. We shall be moat happy if it should prove, that the loom delay of the government in this matter has erten from a desire to invest igate the cleans of military and naval surgeons to the honours to which they aspire, and that the result has been a conviction of the strict justice of those claims —Lancet. DISSENTEIOI' XaRRIAGNS.—A Mann it related to have occurred last week In the Wee'luau Chapel, at Wel- Laptop, Ozon. The minister refused to grant the wisher; of a couple to be united by other than a regularly-appointed Mislay= minister. The registrar claimed a right by law to spy who the ceremony should be performed by, inverse tire of the minister. the chapel having boss gszetted as a licensed marriage house. Th. minister persisted In his re fusal, and placed an additional padlock on the doer; this was broken and the cenemony performed, the regular minis. tar proteetirr and threatening an action tor treerass. BIRMINGHAM, MONDAT.—FORGERY ON TEE AIM MILS Ocivartemitor —This afternoon a mss, who WO his same as James Hill, was apprehended at one of the most reepietable hotels la this town by Mr. Stephens, the Chief Superintendeat of Pollee, and open searching him, forged metes to the amount of 15,0001. were found upon hint He is a native of Rogland, but resides in Vienna. Various other foreign notes ware also found upon him. His has been under the surveillance of the police for the last fourteen days. The notes forged (which are epos the Austrian go vernment) are so well imitated, that it is sea rely rasible to distinguish them from the me*inals. THE LATE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT BEIRTOI. The funerals of several of the unhappy pumas killed by this calamitous accntent took place at Bristol on Sunday, sad at one of therm so large a 0014C211119111 had assembled, that a lamentah:e accident very nearly occurred. The deceased person William Cooper was unusually well knows is the city es the proprietor of a dancing establishment sad the condustor of a band of 111•11 k, and as having usually occupied • proatraent position at peblie gala festivals and other aces of the kind, and as many as from 18,000 to 20,000 per sons amerablid to watch the melancholy cortege ae it moved from the &camel pence% residence in Broad-street to the churchyud of St. Jana! ! Willie ;be laterateat took place. The tarchyard ":" avenues leading to it were so "'"'",„..,2 7 '7 aid, that great difficulty was en;trieneed fa g the corpse UM the graveyard. Upon the pintas of iron gates foe that purpose, the crowd ea the church, and parade, is its =c o rms to get war to the grave, made a rush, with reek impetuosity, t hat tome of the _pieties Is frost were throws down and trampled oa, sad would probably have been killed or seriously *lured had it sot bees that Is @Tinto, 8011, with a strong body of pollee, amid back the populace, sad arrested their proper until the persons thrown down were dragged out with their clothes torn and their permits bruised, although happily not seriously. There are several of the surviving sufferers, who continue to lie is a very precarious state. Hr. John Langdon is considered is peril, as are lauds* the captain of the boat, Wm. Paddy, and belittle girl, Elias Folioed. A melan choly change took place on fiesitay =eosin la the state of another of the parties named Bailey. The poor fellow had had her leg amputated, aad appeared to be going on well till Sunday morning, when he was wised with sudden delirium, jumped out of bed, uttering dreadful shrieks, and was with diftlealty Televised to hod. Oa inquiry at the Infirmary, Bailey was much better, he hiving primed a quiet sight. BLOWING CP TEI CLINT AT BEAFORD.—Liestonant Ward and 21 Royal Sappers and Misers arrived here on Thursday last, the 26th inst., per walls yid Newhaven, for the purpa of making the necessary arrangements for the in• tended grand ezplWon by gunpowder of thud& at Seaford heights The fall of die ill 'outdated requisite Inc pressrvog the bask of beach in the boy, and for making a oatmeal 'MLas *be shingle between Newhaven piers and Sea- A is found to drift contiderably to the eastward, to wards ltrachy-head. The weeks have been for some time in contemplation. The explosion, it is expected, will take place in two or three months, and will, no doubt, attract an immeshes number of spectators, an d many scientific men. The Sappers and Miners have pitched their teats in the Battery-yard. THE MANUFACTURE OP BoAP.--Yestarday some relents relating to soap were printed by order of the Howse of Commas. In Great Britain, in the year ending 6th January lot, the quantities of asap made numbered 1,440,834 lbs. of silleated map ; 173,643,0081ba. of other hard raeeaapp sad 17,447 681 lbs. of GA soap. Ia the year, 195,670 lbs. of hard soap, sad 4,11C4 lbs. of eat soap were Imported Oriel BMWs from Ireland, the daty en whisk was 1,31131. 11.. 3d. There were 'sly 7 witavie4tWe for de frauder the meats. The amber et Bessiese granted to neap makers was VA, of whit 152 were residatis en, hail. 23 is Seethat, =kW la Ireland, JCIM 21. The messes of the potato crop erotism for list few days most favourable, sad all alarm of snidest el the blight is rapidly scabsidiog. The 84 lowing sir be taken asa fair spools's of the repeats in the paws meshy be wog simisese el • this hew et Oh arse heels hosa sineatel, we mei. it a penleshe sandy te serenam she mast mate Mehl* it ie, mad we bats the gnat gralleatins is AM, hest inquiries of ant sateesive fumes ter o = MOM ream& this miglibearhead, a web as hem eheismiiee, that the potato stop maw meirmid • MN peenisig, Maltby, or lezeriees thss k bee at presoak fled that, auk, the of Previews*, ram ivearm • likelikeed ase @lnaba' a yield. TOY is asatersemast. sad MN drat May as seal me es tre "i stfe swag perthialm kw the above wee w= s t ream= wile whilst the lea kw days las traveled a great peilistef dr Nasty Waterford, keksilejt Demme, Camiguin, Ifseglel, La, Ise celled at wee eft% sad the Masse he gial snit the seadleka of the cep, ere neat eberefag. aid adasides el* the Oatmeal we bee. gin 4 only made ebb Memos te etas safety of the potato fa the toasty Waterford. A letter freei Caber, received list ma. leg. state, that there is cot the list appearaaes of a blight in the potato stop fa that avighboathsed, said that all the other crops an toady //woad slate the late rain.—ThlPP rsry Free Press. Great preparations have been made fee the tenant right meeting which takes place at Cavan to-day, sad the demonstration on that occasion is =rioted to this be one et the meet imputing yea ma is move ment. his hoped that Sir Jobs Yersag will preside ma the occasion. The twat tight mestiag at Lei terkens ,oa Friday, hissiellas haviag bees most Ft ax has latterly beams a sop of great import s's is this toiletry, on mount of the growing prosperity of the lines and yarn trade of Ulster. The pressed stop prostate a fiourishutg appearaaao in the sem sad west. anion well as the aerobes @aunties. The ismer of de fidget prodes are likely to he comparatively few, sad ups the whole it is malased that the somas yield will be one-tourth greeter dies last year, provided peeper steps be takes be 'stag the drop la the senth and west, where fits cublends - bee hen le Nee degree estsithed this season. A beget peepertiem tam wend et the priest mop hr boa pissed with hinse-ssed used, whisk is turning out remarkably well ; sad the busses are tupently re • meemended to save the far seed Odds stop. TS Northern Whip Mtn that the horn of theeiga end wee math under an avenge last seas, end eeneliseathe Fortis of it was of very inferior quality. Themegh the Wats of the Royal Flex Society of Ulster. pelmet elneplersts, be the prep .ratios of the present flax crop, w fa emirs of nth tics it dillereat districts, north and south; and Bit Arthur Rath', Mr. Leslie, Y P.. sad other midst proprietor', me fitting op tits vas it the has N their tountry. CANISON'S COAL3IIOOII STUN COLL, AND SWAN SSA AKII LOCOMOR RAILWAY COMPAWL—Testerday the maul mating of this esenpany wee held 011ie idiots in Moorgiventnest. E. G. Winthrop, Esq., took the chair, whim Mr. Hoyden, the secntsry, nu the report, from which it appeared that the lise of railway cossectiag the coal property of the eompaey with the pert of Llanelli was 57 rapidly, was expected to be finished by ,7br Z, when a large trade in the Camesoa Coal, sew chilly for stem purpose', was aaticipalei. The disinters having made a most favourable ansagement with the am tractor tar the railway to Limon', urged the share holders in sneer to pay their calls, to usable them to liquidate the few remaining liabilities, when the compel would be pissed is a coulitkm to commence openness seder the most adnatagetres pros- poets for the sharalulders. The printed balaamebeet was exhibited, from which it appeased that the cask at beakers was 3801. Se. 4d., and that various sums ansesatiag to 42,6831. 71. Bd. and plead to the debit of Ks compaay, were open to objections and subject to 'naiveness sow going on. A lug distension took plus in respect to the solicitor's bill not being inehieled la the balance sheet, bat this upend to have bees caused by the neglect of the solicitor. and from no fault of the directors, who had been for • emesideirable period urging him for these bills I. order to make oat • perfect balance-sheet for the shareholders. The Chairmen, after congratulating the shareholders an the favourable terms they had made with the contractor, sad their Improved panics as to liabilities, moved the =of the report, and balance sheet.—Mr. Green se he motion, which, as being put to the vote, wee objected to by Mr. W. B. J. P. Cameron, one of the family of the grantor of the property.—The Chairman told the shareholder that Mr. Cameron could not veto for he was not now a legal shareholder in the company, and that cut• gunny the report and &counts must be cocsidend (there being no other objector) u pissed unanimously. (Applause.) —Arotest spinet the claim of Mr. Cameron to vote, signed by the directors, was read to the misting, by Mr. Hoyden, the secreury.—Mr. W. W. Cooper regretted that an adverse feeling should have been shown on this occasion by Kr Cameron. He had made inquiries at Swansea, and had judged for himself, sad the result he came to wee, that there was net • more valuable mineral property than this in the kingdom, and he now hoped to en such unanimity between the shareholders and dire*. ton as would enable them to carry it on effectually. (Hear.) —The Chairman said if Mr. Cameron bad got himself Into difficulties in respect to this property, the directors would do all they could to help him out, but he must not take up an adverse poidtioe, to injure the shareholders, for such a 110111111 would only tend to his own injury. (Hear hear.) —Some unpleasaat epithets having been applied to Mr. Cameron on the pert of several shareholders, and some farther observe. dens made by several of the directors ee to the great value and prospects of chit undertaking, when effectually earned out, a vote of thanks was passed to the chairmen and directors, and the meeting inputted. THE EXPLOSION AT AIRDHIC.—The bodies of all the sufferers by the resent sad occurrence at Airdrie have, it is believed, been now recovered. The Kosher is one eu than was originally coeceived. Oa Thursday forum the parties engaged in searching the pit us epos the black ened and disfigured nasal's of the lad M'Dould, use of three brothers who have perished. Their exertions were continued unremittingly for five hours imager, Ia the hope of eliding those of Izzat, • preen who was ascertained to be missing. They were disappointed in their expectatios• For some time this want of ruse unhanded them, sad win felt by all me a painful thing. At length it was sgg. gr sted that the body which had remained unidentified might be the one sought for. Aloog with several of the others which wee brought up first, it had been buried in the.grave yard at New Monklaad; bat acting on the 4:capstan throws out, it was now disinterred end re-examined—the . . result being" se weft the sweetie' which lel to the step. The anther of detime Is thus Massa to 17. GREAT FM AT POOLL—Letters were received Monday mon* by the leading imamate companies la the City annonuing a terrible fire at Poole on Friday last, 16 whin it appears several bonded Ivanhoe's!, storm, and several houses situate ou the quay were totally ennomeol, together with their conteet• The Are was dasevereddrody after three o'clock In the mania, regiag Y Yes Mesa pet of the premier beloegiag to the Bassaillerse, kocitra as the Mills,_the largest building in the bunting the limy. The townsmen., were kw ljeeeMt to the spot, bat beferethei wad be get halo * l itho whelp of the Wader of the haling, with lho of valuable reaebfassy, MO amarime of whos ailli n, 0 s ui rskel meal, sad TXI mks of Wear wen emempasesd by the Hama. Within a short time the fire crossed a passage and liniMd a warehome used as corn steed, belongiag m Mr. Oakley which quickly breams with the mills in a geeing bless. Tim flames easseding an enormone height, lightiag upthe town sad adjacent country for loges. The stores IS geodes of Mr. Oakley were mend** callable ; they entailed upwards of 1,000 quarters of sass, and between 600 and 600 sacks of Roar. From them the lesafiagratise extended to the oil stores of Mr. Slade; them ware also soon levelled with the ground; the oil flowed thromrh the lams and alleys in • flaming stress, firing the dwellusgs of the poor in all directions. The szeitmeent morag the Inhabitants now became intones, as the whale Sews appeind to be destined to destruction. All the engines Wes nal be obtained from the neighbouring villages were brought the min/sickle, bat the ravages made by the fin seemed almost to paralyse them. A cheese of wind happily had the ellset of staying the onfisgradoe to the direction oaks town but it was some bears baton it was luny sheal I ed. n addition to the premiss. destroyed as before stated, MUM tea or eleven house wen partially gutted. The he entland burning yesterday (Saaday), bat no farther damp was expected . Stupid.= were eatertakted that it was sassed by an in cendiary. The total loos is reported to be near 40,0001. MTMIMIOUB DRAM OP A CABIN-BOY ON THE My/ca.—Yesterday mantis.. Mr. Baker, the deputy sensor, resumed an inquiry at the Ship lan, High-street, Stoney, impalas the death of Henry Hopkins, egad 16 years, a cabin boy, who was found in the river, with Ws Mad shaved and covered wish tar, and his ponce otherwise disfigured. The octanes adduced went to prove that the demon was apprenticed frees the Maria Safety to a Mr. Soda, the owner of a brig rolled the Atliatio, trading between London sad Shields. Oa the 16th tamest the captain went on shore to transact some bulams, and when be returned the crew were all In emdedee, m the deceased was ranker from the maul. No see eseM *meant for his sudden disappearing, and the motels goesso6d to the deceased'. permits to aeon telt' if the lad had ben home, but he had not been seen then. Ivory marsh was made for him, bat nothing was heard about the accessed until the following Tuesday, when the body was disowned of Stone stairs, BatclitT, in • met shookin *sedition. The hair of his bead had boon 666 in cut of, and his head snored with tar. His feet were liter wise besmeared with the same compositin, end his shoes were firmly adhering to them. The body was placed in a shell, and canceled to the dead-boose et &nary Oleisob, when it was viewed by Major,. Its app.aramee was meet alarmist, sad the relathee could with difilenhor Wender the poor lad. Mr. Pessier the beadle, stated that he bad seen the owner One weal, and he lallorined hisithat the Atlantic would est be le the pool before the fled 6 August, when the when of the MI/ weuld b kftbellitil to give evidenes tithe ease. The wen of opiates Chet the deemed bra hese to same ill trealaseat, id by those msne bed jumped or hllee overboard in kis endeavours to easels. The anew mid the ease was en of a very myriad'm neton, end required the =cot s inquiry. He should steer* the ease until the misel e := the river, end OM the Misr abatises to sum . the etbde of the penes, IlMlaredl se bead the brig. The Jan wee p boned ▪ od with the ee *v i z= ea dm adJoeinuseet day to se- TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 80, 1860. THE EXPRESS. DRAMA. OLYMPIC_ This down lag beittAM - tietiiir six algbibs, sadly the mmegment of Mr. Gomm B Kea, Me begat MO main with a revival ef so The Maleseiest," • play by Mantes, one of the drumusts of .tb. ZUs Mahan age, *mil he me hardly be mid to belong Se that bright emessliedoe with& lasladol latekspeare, Jos ses, Dessmeet Fleteher, Mesdar g Zd. sad Karam With the '101111•11 et these moo, that Maritsa Nowt be elassed u t it aed. marl few of their plays (se as *en a Maur bow een). km bees possible Mao to the Robes stage, it mull hardy be expeMed la b N ea astelir rises eases th e wart .ea ea whet se Mask their Wake la an the quibble of a dramatis pent. The plays M ▪ doemiseee we Mis maid, sad several Mama though fve Kam see mad, are rah tresses of LOA Mora. awe, awl hailine ho gerweeliy mitre. Thom of Karam ere breslinia, ie the t of asset. map. by Mom who like to asplare the Women regions of the saint drams. Hs hie the faults Si his greater esstampsearise, sot rammed by their bsouties. While we entirely disapprove of the prods/Km of this ploy, we must add that it was earidelly get up sad respeetably ealled. The performs's, excepting Mrs. Bromism, ware stmegers to N. That lady tad to swabs the odious part we base avowed, sad it roast have bees pahsfal, we @koala think, is, her Is do ea Kr. 11. Lea, Mr. Kamm, Mr. Jakastaae, sad Mr . Marshall seem to be vase of talent. whiah we hope to am better employed. When the senate ha the.. was very loud tat by so names Emma applause, with audible meads ofdisapprobation. Every plow, geed e&is Sew a sap appleedsd mere or low ; bet it is is* that seek a pass se this mold bb saadastory to the rt7f su lieglish radians*. The ploy wee /ennead by a harangue pleas thigh wee the old Oiymple, tolled " The Pets of the Ballet ;" Cr i by at the farm at the " Weaver." RAS intelitattleg. . • HOUSE OF LORbS.—TBITIZDAT. Pawn : Ulm Snootinma (rufflsom) aim less patens. Tan Dual or Ilautionaa . t..Mese Ilaware Ain Onus. This weal hem the Court of Sissies reeposting the right, of the respendub at utak fish is pen of the Erns Tow,' tbe appeffaare pie jeerer ine as :lip w a r Z is aaiii af▪ ter S tawasorestisese ben Lied Bresgbeem • putisi ~sena* la the jabbeent all was Fr:XLthe tartbas eveldiflnailes Weessaia th P•111•00.4*IIDGOT or • UIIIIRAXD... 111•14•111411•••••daellY. Thiele's an lOW NOMA debase( the dirt dividing of the Court of Stubs In leNaad, Kadin that the man date, who is the wile of the appolhat, was entitled to a demos or a wail tit thou frost him with ali mony, mooed to kb asses, of whisk he was by the de cree nquired to give la as iseesat. The quake Was this—whether • Intsbastlibly refugia, to truism the marital duties by Nang his wife ealy at meals, without to her, by revealing her from vielang, or reseiZr ad t il iti visits of friends and relative' and by Wigan, on her • wise of insoles and indignitlis, but without whet or pontos' sr ocessitting adultery. &a., Lbl ig entlatlytt soak conduct would, by the law of &attend, entitle the wife to a separation and dismay. It appeared that the parties were married in July, 1843, with math pre violas acquintease. The _appellant, being is went of mossy to set his Waite right, applied to Mi. e Same% the father et the young lady, Sot pe lat., sad proposed for the datieheer at the ▪ s me. Beth peopOseb were seespted. Aber the mini age they mullet ahem, 'visited Load= and ether plasm, and the went Is Odds at the appellant's house. The ree spottiest sompleinal hem time to time to her Meads of the coldness and sestestpt with which the appellant treated her. H. himself, toe, wrote to her father and friends that he sever had any &Subs for ku, that his life in her company was one of deep mitictios, that she, without any fault of hot own, mut be ever unhappy with him. In a biter to her Mar the appellant wrote, " I re grit to say that without say dispentgerseat to the aaturally good and kiwi disposition of your daughter, the occurrences on our Jamey (to London) did set at all tend to improve my hopes of Meridian; every hour, every Ind. dent, every sesames uttered, loaded more and more to con vince me bow entirely unsuited we were to each ether. My depression of spirits ontiesea, and I see sot the most emote prospect °fatty amendment." In another part of the same letter he admitted their unhappiness " is to be found eulasively in my smanepterable &prude* of spirits, sad unsequent neglect of these attentions which she has aa un doubted right to upset ben the male to whanehe has suited herself, but which are se Meisel sow es they were previous to our marriage." Is April, 1844, the respeadent left the appellant's house, sad silerwaris, by the advise of her rela tives, brought an sales plea Ida be a dimes a menu et there and he sulealie Amoy, the ground of action being • souse of creel and najastishis eminent of her by the ape pelisse, sash as to Bader bee life miserable and in danger. She alleged is the ennunose that the appellant's whole con duct towards her wee inatimieed by a desire to szul her he. Ms \sue. That he sever discharged the dut es of • hothead he sad bum the first month site, saurisge he coma Is Mkt say beerseues with her, aad though living in the see blase be never spoke to tar ; that in all hie Nods* be treated her is the most tontemptuoas romnace, sad that he mum of the servants ; that he only periled her in hie prima at breakfast sad disser, and the be treated with disuse mid seatinapt ; ad as some as the meal was over be retired to his teem ; that he ftquently left haw hr weeks, leaving the t without he ae sesuries of life, se mosey to buy " to. The appel lant abstabed from de any explanation. in his defence retie Mink haying part of the respond ent's abodes, but he that all her allegations, if true, were eat sedirlut to entitle her to a decree of sopa ration and Amway, mod that nothing short of peneetal vio lence would nibs hr that purpose. The Lord Ordinary was of that opinion tee, WO. that a libel at the instance of • wife against her basibeimd. *Gaited on • series of insults and indignities of to bar by him unaccompanied with per meal violence or mamas thereof was not sufficient, and he dismissed the melee. Hie lordship added that were it not for the view he took of some English precedents, he would have greatly doubted the justice and pAicy of permittlag • husband to wound and outrage the haling, of his wife by every species of insult short of personal violence, and to per severe is his waded for ais kof time wi thout redrew when he had the means of bee a 'operate 'mint.- nanft. From the Lewd Ordinary's t the respondent appealed to the flue divides et the Caere of Session, which after a long coons of pleading sad evidence also on the part of the respondent is support of her allegations on the Reties, deerua for the respondent that she might live separately hem the appellant, and as to alimony ordered the appellant to tarnish the court with an account of his means and estate. The appeal was against that dories. Mr. Holt wee heard for the appellant, contending that nothing short of personal violence or • threat thereof, so ss to put the wife an fess of her life, which was not alleged here, would justify the court to decree for separation. Dr. Harding was es the same side, but Lord Brougham said he was Rua of the opinionur ged by Mr. Holt, but he would cell cet the ethic ado. Mr. Turner and Mr. Anderson were then heard in sup port of the decree, contending that it was consistent with the law of Scotland, as it certainly was with reason and justice. The evidence showed a continued coulee of ill-usage which no woman could bear. It was not personal violence or adul tery alone that entitled a wife to the protection of the court ; a long Krim of unprovoked insults and indignities entitled her to a separation. Lord Brougham, admitting that there was gross miscon duct on the part of the appellant, was most clearly of opinion that there was no sufficient ground laid for a divorce, cer tainly not, according to the law of England, and he believed not even by the law of Scotland. However, he would bear Dr. Harding on the point as te the law in our ecclesiastical courts before he would move the judgment of the house. Adjourned accordingly. FIASIR O. LORD LOVAT.—ENTAIL. There were two appeals between t 0... parties agaiust decrees of the Scotch courts. One of them was argued in February, 1949, and the second last week. Lord Brougham now read a note from Lord Cottenham as to the first appeal, and he agreed with that noble lord, and moved that the appeal be dismissed. His lordship also moo. d that the decree complained of in the second appeal be affirmed. -- foiitde;ses was affirmed accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YEErrutoaT Bigroas Ma. LAW. Ix xi nuoi I;soLvaxciss. This insolvent, a commission agent, made his third appear ance to be discharged under the art. He had been twice before the court, cad owed considerable debts, which still remained unpaid. He had in his present schedule nearly thirty creditors, and owed about 6001_ There was no oppo sitka by his creditors to this hie third application. Mr. Commissioner Lew told the applicant that his trade was one of insolvency, and he thought the present applica tion should be diversified by a remand. His Honour ad judged hiss, under the diesremonary clause, to four calendar months' imprisonment from the vesting order. lha A essikataa Mu the n ewer Kr. Hap . atintatire rimers. l'ota . *Aka has boss alma, do tavias Sett rolid oast; ant additional airflow having Wes ohm, Ik. Broderip said he should 'commit tho vision itsw- H p nom the soosraLakorgas brought spinet Ist. H. ex pr... 14 his opialsaApt did ass think the muds lad lop mean W Mel solphiell at W sitnation is ills, mei foam ; bit do orastlas was not whothar thoy Italasald potitsatly projoerly, einsidotiso tilt Sossiisa, hat wilodist dim eta stilialitis nits's, to *arrant *Mit. Ile lbw& tame Miro wet, bat It w oe so hr hoe oweitedve tire be would seas two rendes 301. sash he Ask apparanas at ths CLERICAL. Rev. J. Hodges to illaelteore — R — C., Bleu, vane 43L.: patron Bishop of Roans'', by nos o of lapse. Rev. J. Davies to Tretowet P. C., county of Breeon i valne 641. : patrons W. Jones and L. Morgan, Reqrs. Rev. J. P. Wright to the assistant mug of &mon V., eonatg of Gionorgan. NAVAL. Areestatvv, JOLT 29 Arrourniugre. Naater's Amistant David Brown ; Midstipmen A. L. H. :Itiegard sea. to lofiocalo. J. F. Preys*, to 77&stia ; Charles Atkin, to Fox ; Spencer Brett, to Solossomdor ; F. itegiaald Pur vis. to Hastings. POILTIMOUTII, JULY 29.—Conanuader Harper, lets cos medic of the at. Vinceet under Sir Charles Napier, and sines .t.dyiq at the 'Loyal Naval Calm, has rewired dkeetleea to premed Immediately to Coastantinuple to staid le the naval offshoot the Tarkish seapire. POITZOIte, JOLT 27.—Ftan AT PIMBIOXII Weiss/Mai a Are occurred at Pembroke Yard bee matte awes sombusties, which U hapralag at night might have predated the most serfage emesquems. It that sermie old timber materials obtained ea oaken the Triumph, 74, meek nested w i th pitch, tar, sad oaken, led bete peeked .p kr disposal by antics at the meal monthly salsa. By some UMW they 4sird, sad being aser a range of sesseas. sheds mestrestel of wood, and aaanally mated with cool sad ether tar, serious appr.homier were enter. Mined far the safety of the eresa.L The saissidet meanies i however very fortunately during the working hours of the yard, the 'sews ware quickly oe the spot, sad the Ike soon ezdaimished without any farther Wary rhea • partial lots of the lot of wood. The prezisafty of these lots so packed lap for sale to the Hato of seaseeing sheds, ailed as they are with voluble timber artistes, is • circumstance whisk re %eine eonsideration, for had the Imes ones eztended to usia, the sehty of the whole &reseal would hays ti ten ma nta only apace where the offal wood should be :far sale is swath of the read leading to the chapel— s plass peehetly &afloat from all baildinas, sat. and now merely inespied as fields sad gardens. In future perhaps on,. caution will be emoted an isolating old materials likely to take the from the sheds oastainiag valuable pro perty. AQUATICS. St JOHN'S AND ST MARGARET'S WESTYIN. STICH REGATTA. The masa double smilers' nee, is three heats, smart the mammon_ plying at the Horseforry sad Middlesex olds of Vauxhall bridge, took place yesterday. and &Masted a lone esessablairs of spectates, who appeared mach pleased with the sport. R. Evans. Hombre, ..— —.. W. aisskix lloreekrry T. Goodnus, Vausliall.beldire... S. CUR, Vaushall.bridge T. Davime i jan.,Vauellell.brldie I T. Deviskjun., Veleattell-brolire I _ _ The dist - anc• was Iron buoys soared off the Honeferry, up round a boat moored of Mr. Varna 'e, the King William the Fear*, Thames-bank, down the Kiddless share, sand a boat moored off the Howse of Parliament, and back to cis Horeefsry. The were mull and scull fora few minutes. White t►en took the lead, kept n, and won easily. l. Ckeedep. Ilorsekrry - --.. D. Davies. Vaughan-bridge (Blue) 1 R. Gerdaer, W. Canis, Vauxhall-bridge Redrew may, tioreeferry .I. Piper. Horeeferry Shen!, after the start, A. winters took A. lead sad mate is dear ahead. GIAWD nZAL 1 W. lieekiffazd IL Evans -- -- .....(Whitel 1 J. °maw end D. DIMIN (Blue 2 T. Goodrum and B. Chalk (Owen 3 R. Gardner sad W. Cuabe ( The hest was started downwards. They made beauti ful start altogether ; blue mid white took the lead, and kept almost scull and scull for • considerable distance ; white, upon going up to Vauxhall bridge, shook their opponents off, capitally maintaiaed their lead, and won easily. GREENWICH REGATTA. The fineness of the wuthtr aZianiicipaVon of good sport bad the effect of drawing seine hundreds of spectators to this favourite place of summer resort yesterday. The regatta weir, as venal, under the distinguished patronage of the Dowager Countess of Buckinghamshire, Earl Fitzltardinge, Lord Alfred Paget, Admiral Sir C. Adam, and the nobility and gentry of the town; and the prizes for competition were a new skiff and sande? ther prime, to be rowed for by sin free waterless piths plum. FONT HUT. T. O. Dart (Green 1 (Light Ithie 0 (Pink) 0 The distance was the whole river front of the town; twice round each heat. The above three were men of the weetend, and, after effecting • good start, green got the lead and kept it. 81COND MAT. - ........ O. Watkins. - ( Dark Bios) 1 O. Partisans (Rad) 0 J. non (Yellow) 0 It woo almoot similar to the int hest, the esst• union, who wore the °Daughters in this, rowing very well. TILIAD iIfAT. - J. 11= - ..... (Light Blasi I (stink 1 O. Perkin= J. Thera (Yellow 0 The elastic took the lead weed kept it. It was a capital race between the mond and third men. Youira nIAT. ---- —.. 0. Walking (Dark Blue) 1 w. O. Douai (Orel 0 I Carel J. Staaay (Light(Pink Blue 0 The mazer wait off well; wont rapidly is advance, aad zdtimatoly woo. by throe or her lear.6. ONAND r 1 ... O. Watkins ..._— (Dark Blos) 1 T. 0. WWI (Green) 0 They were level for neatly half a mile, then the winning aaa west away from the other. AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY.—Yastseday the annual semis( of shamholders wee held at the Adelaide Hotel, London Bridge, Charles Downes Bel., in the th eir. Thedeed of settlement hiving been raid by the secretary, the minutes of the foram sooting were read and imalirmed. The Secretary prwatoil the dimmers' report for the pest year. Prom it smeared that Baker's Lode had been set in several pimps, se that some valuable pitches were at work. They MI nesived the following quantities of ore :- 483 tom, mid& lbsd netted 7,2791 • , an addition to this by several vesseis 001 tons had been shipped, which w as (W -aisted at and would probably anise I. August. Major CHpIsD. their mapariateadmit, had pima them the most favourable amount of the mines ; the colonial siaeltiag not he mmorassed so favourabl as anticipated, the Mime. tows had ea haying all tie poor ores washed end dressed M a Wilma gar ma N E To e ff ect this a maids' with perWlie had bees bummliM the purpose of Imelda, grinder, and wkiima hem shallow depths on frW The ore thus raised dm easat was by the Let advisee 700 toss of 10 per mat. produce OR the alas. The teermelhip had programed dly. The call of IL per share had been paid with ou t a Mai ex- , *option. There was no doubt that the engine would be eat to work In the filet It May, and the opposite... of the mine j ust ify the mpectalloa of a large sad steady increase is the raising of cm boa that date. By the report of th e a wi ng .pet, it appeared that up to the let of March 648 toms had been shipped, lying oa the mine 922 tons of various per metegos, main a total of 1,670 tots raised trent the son menessment of the undertaking. Entracte of letters be. Maio Campbell were read up to the 20th March ult., eon. ',wag this report. as likewise a areal slimy drawn up by Mr. Mmemobie of Mieleeparty of Doody Creek, which ßMW that the vibe MOS woo favourable for the cultivatioa of nearly all the tropism' belle, while there was abundant* of floe clay mad Massless em be found, and ao delielesey of water on say part of fbeeetate. The balance -sheet Mowed that the whole email errata had lima 92,2461. b. ld. ; out of this they het to mart to profit ave r{ loos memat 8,2031. 16e. 7d. Altar all the sells had bees, peld, It would be sem there was • debit to the company of 40,01e1 7.. 74. . this included 23,o63l. Is. 4d. whisk had hem paid tor th e ruralise of the Tamshille aad Albs Creek property, to. parr with payment el Lame' wages. Th. cash amount ter the you elbowed ea aesesat of receipts amounting to 27,1144 L is., leaving a balance la femur of the company of Sate legbed and esairaML • 2,0931. 6d. The report was ,sad, after a alight Ms. sa, mi ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTH WALES CIRCUI f.—BEAUXA MS, JULY 26. The business of the amines for the county of Ang lesey commenced this day before Mr. Justice Talfourd. Titer@ were only three criminal uses and one cause for trial. In the case of Assn Jane Brown end Dinah Jones, two girls, and 19, who were detained in prison for want of bait, the learned Judge inquired into the grounds on which bail was demanded. The clerk to the magistrates, Mr. Jones, replied that they had been riotous and disorderly, and as such had been held to bail. The Judge, by further ques tions elicited the admission that there had been no legal warrant for apprehension and no specific offence charged; sad severely reprobated the practice u moot illegal, sad a palpable breach of personal liberty. The learned J spoke with determined end indignant zeal, and his rebuke was most impressive. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH STREET. CHARGE 07 13110PLIPTINO By "• LADY."—Ams Towior, a well-dressed woman, rattans at No. 8, York street, Lam beth, was brought bef ore lir. Bing ' ham, charged with steal ioir firs black silk hasdkerabiefi value 21., the property of 111r.Tbotaas Battery, draper sad silk mercer, 208, Regent eased. _Resort Stony, an assistant in the employ of the prose cutor, stated that on Saturday seaming about eight o'clock, the prisoner came into his employer's shop, and asked if they had any lambswool vests? Witness replied in the negative, and, as it was raining very fast, he asked her to take a mat, which she immediately neepted. As soon as she sat down she Moulted whether they kept gentlemen's cotton drawers, socks, and handkerchiefs. If they did, she would make • purchase. Witness said they soot all these articles, when she pined her chair door to the counter, while he allowed her the articles alto had named. After looking them over, she purchased *Nepali of drawers and ail pair of socks, and eke thou asked to look at the handkerchiefs. He pined several pleas before her, and from the manner in which she looked at them his suspicion were excited, and he removed the goods foram from her. While doing so ha noticed her shuffling about her dress, and he immediately mentioned the eircant , tanoe to his employer, who directly went round to where she was sitting, and taxed her with having some of hie property about her which she had not purchased. She expressed her surprise, Indignantly denied the imputation, and said they were not aware of her great respectability. Witness then threatened to send for a constable, when he noticed her drop something on the floor, which he picked up, and found the handkerchiefs produced, wrapped up in smo r eitaper. A constable was then sent for, and as prisoner was von into custody. • prisoner, who denied the chug*, was remanded till Thum's,. ROBSIRIIII IT A i . ....vii;7111 CK•101 AGAINST Two Pouolitax.—Mery Ands Rawlings, who ha. lived as • lady's weld la several Galli. of distisollon, Jodi* Mortis, 36 B, _sad Charley Marro', 171 B, who had hese remedied, tke foetal* charged with stealhis two add minim _ piaster % a valuable bomb. a spur teapot, sad other area Gemini Ble Cold Balks% govereor of C hsissi aad the two latter with haviag felealottely re 51 21 4 41 .• brooch, were brought up the Baal eamiestlee. These woes °that 'bargee splint the female pima sad • mind against Mania. ear Cella sad Leiy Pieta lulus sad Lady Dined, sad Wm yams of esailldea lawristel Is Vie prosuallep Ines asessissialisi Ida was MEMORIAL TO THE LATE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. —Yesterday a meeting of the secretaries of the various chin ties of London was held in Dial London Tavern, (or the pur pose of fixing upon a fitting mode of commemorating the many acts of munificence of the Duke of Cambridge in sup port of the benevolent institutions of the metropolis. The 1t.,. D. Laing, Secretary to the °overmans' Benevolent In. mitntion, was called to the chair. Mr. Leeks moved the first resolution, which was expressive of the sorrow of the meeting at his royal highness's lamented death, and lug. gusted that the most fitting medium for erecting to his memory a monument commensurate with his virtues, would be through the united co-operation of the committees of the metropolitan charities. A resolution was then proposed, and alter addressee from several gentlemen in eulogy of the deceased prince, was unanimously agreed to : That a pablio meeting be commenced in furtherance of the precede log resolution ; that the right honourable the Lord Mayor be respectfully invited by a deputation to preside, and permit the meeting to take plate in the Egyptian Dell ; and that a committee be appodated to carry out the objects of the pee sent meeti ."—The meeting then separated. (Advert iaem.nlA-DECLARATION OP • DUTCH SOLDIU, WOO VOMIT AT WATELLOO, wets UT Hou.owates 0111T11017 APB Ptua. state that Profener Itollowsre Fills and Oint meat have eared me several uharoes mom, whet+ had their origin in bimeresetly holed womb rembed in the Wile of Waterloo. The ;ohm werealemelest dusetion r : and I wee etstmed to my had always d risen the herald ma messed he se new e r twecr r. b . reA at i si whisk rt riehnessilt == sl =7„..j wi gar i n e i Atit i s T r a tt tub kr mi m thh lwakehahoW i sser sa n d. Ostob 184." —SeILUM asee f err ".. elbsela MeliMeere Erahllehhent. MARKETS. COTTON.— n laximPotm, Juts 2Y.-1%.e market to-day was very Mayse and Mambas sad heats ran up Id. Other sorts were wacheaped, but Ihtly up to Friday's rates. 11,060 bales was Wad, Wading 1,300 tibia hr export, and 1,200 on opmahMe. COltN.—Cmumcamon, July 29.—At our market to-day Mara was methane* of h. or h. per qr. oe Wheat. Barley, 6d. to Is. Weber. Other ears less , at setae rim what week. HADLIZOL July 29.—W0 bad aims quantity of Wheat at usso to.day, but weds wet Mak mil litees was dews. The glad WM dila wanbar Wawa Um Win b stseessi a good iseMe Mime es Me pink but the keen WIN eintlese ; pet le. Y. more per .ma Ohs eepefiselemee, sore ley the may. M qr en•ft • Nagle damn Oen. Boas ruffidanY HARTrOaDo Jay 27.— TM what trade to-day was ham to. to Is ad. per load tissear the day Wag a complete wet we., whist* caused the leant le dewead IMMO mousy. But lime doing la ether sorts at oars ,• Yet valies prima fully supported. Wheat, 20. to p lad Parish us. to 345. per qr. Oats, Oa to tita. Pesa, Ills. to Wa. psehaed._ Beata, les. to 21a. LIICISTZIL, .7aly 27.—The weather Wag rather un- Ilwasaratie, sum! WSW to rule Say 20. per qr. Idglntr. Spring Wm was Wo in bettor demand at tally Oxon Woo. WIRPORT, 111.1 01 WIGHT, hay 27.—There ma mare Wheat of at AY day a market rhea has bum of lab, which net a read aala at last week's prime gnu instenoto Is. gar qr. mono wig gadfly, Oats, so d Beau without alfsnttta. What; 435. to Oa pa qr. Swish Si& to 31e. Oats, 17s. to 39*. Prtwowat, Jay 27.—At oar ambit to-day the supply et weir; although good, was tabs treaty at an advance of la. to 2a per qr. on late rates, with more inquiry for other ru.k. Wheat, whits, pm to 121. load; Trek 101. Inc tolit. , 235. to 345. per . qr. Oita 17s. to lac Ham, 31a. 112 s. Boma to 32a. SATTALOX WALDiIt, Julz u rc . ..Wheat darn, 40s. to 435. Yet r rood Tamara. , bast, 226. to MAW.; Outing. lea. to a las. Basra, He. tong. a ryl tba. to 30s. Oatu, Ida. to 30a. BTZTIIIIIIIO, July 29.—There was a batter supply of Whist here to-day than kr some weeks put, sad, owing to the showery weather ot last week, the whole was cleared at b. to 3a per qr. ad. ewes from this day fortnight. Oa* la. per qr. dearer ; as also Pees. Bona watered In rano. Wheat, white, 111. 10a. to 121. ; red, 101. 10a. to 1 If. Barley, 20a. to 23e. Oat., He. to Its. Beans, 23e. to Vs. Pus, Ws, to na. CATTLE, die.—CoicHasTaa, July 27.—Notwithitaad lee the unfavourable Meta of the weather, there was a fair attend. ease of buyers et market, and nearly the whole of the pew of Sheep were cleared before the sloes, and to soma few indiums rather higher prices were given thee for some weeks past. The supply of Beasts was much more limited than of late, and melee were easy at former prices, there being evidently more indhlatkei to parebaae. The same may be stated with regard to Pigs. Upon the whole, the badness does ery sonsiatile. isupOy Sheep and Lambe, 6 ' 9le; Besets 94; Pip, 120 ; Calves, 10; Home and Peaks, 36. LIT2III.OOL, JULT 29.—We bare had • good attendance of buyers et Bre day's market, which ceased every dmmiption of dock to move off Wieldy at fully last week's prime ke beef and mutton. Lamb advanced 2.. sash, Beer, 4jd. le Se.; mutton, 3d. to 3ld. ; lamb. 6cL to 61ci. per lb. 2,003 &sets, 10,344 Sheep and Lambs, at market. Nozertr It, July 27 —Our market exhibited • good show of store Cattle; there was bot little bmicess transomed, end prices so better than Met melt. Fat Besets • small .how ; pneos, to re MI. per Roos, and all sold. '!he pees were well bu t, the weather Wag bed, preventwi many mks being effected in Lambs and keeping iMeep. Fat Sheep to good dentmd, at Ga. to Go. 6d. per stone, sad ail sold. In store Pigs and fat Fork no alteration worth skim. anannoans Fara, ma Friday, was vary numerously at. landed by farmers sad dealers, sad a brisk trade was done. The prima obtained the late lairs were_ fully suetained. and in some cams an advance of from 6d. to Is. per bead in Sheep and Lambs took place. nava were about 3,000 Sheep psnmd, and the paten part of them changed hands in the course the day. Prime down Lambe, ISt. to 20a; mkbiling and inferior, 13s. 6d. to 13s. 6d.; two-tooth wethers. 2la. to 26e. 6d. Pout- to oth wetbers, in fresh condition Ids.• down ewes, 235. to 30e. per head. Fat Demote were In short y, and the trade was heavy, at permare. Lam mock was :eat much Mont the same rate' as at the previous fair. The Horse fair was well supplied with cart nonce and Cabs, some at which were ' sold at 301. to 321. each. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MATDSTONII.—The favourable and healthy appearance of the bite in thin district is almost unparelleled. The observer may look through a hug-ground and scarcely hod a damaged leaf ; and the deep healthy green colour and vigorous bearing of the branches herein unantmoo strength. Neither Telugu nor bad weather seems, up to this period, to have affected them, and reports of the mould, their greatest enemy in luxuriant reasons, are rare. Ildwraiw.titTir AND WEST PiCILHAM.—The wet weather during the week has ceased the mould to toucan to a vast extent in must of the plantations, which is a very unfavourable prospect. HADLOW.—Tbe hops still continua to do well, with pleat, of bine and burr. tALDINIII.IIND HCNTON.—The hops have got On well, but the hits continuous showers have canted the mould to Increase in many grounds, and if the wet weather continues, we are afraid it will be attended with serious coniequenoes. 11013MONDIEN.—The accounts of the excellent appearance of the hop Roes from ea quarters of our parish leave nothing to be desired but hot weather to bang them to maturity, when there is but little doubt we shall get a One crop. 0301.7DEIVIST —ln consequence of the land being saturated a►undantly, combined with some excessively cold nights, the bons have am progressed to that perfection we could have anticipated. There is shortness o f bine in gen •ral in the oldest pLuatations, compared with the younger plant; on the whole ;they are looking luxuriant, and without the least vermin of any description. CILLNIMOOL.—The bine stall continues in a flourishing and growing state. although we must admit that there it not near so much of it as we have seen at this time of the year. We never recol lect observing the plant so clear of vermin, and an opinion pre►ails here that the crop will be somewhat large. The burr is rapidly dere,. ping Itself. ROLVENDITC—The bops are goieg on as well ae they can. Where the bine was a little slack they are greatly improved. We think the duty will be heavy. TINTERDIBM.—The hops continue to progress favourably in thisdletriet, and the late hailstorm, which have fallen within a fee mile. and done considerable damage, base not sot been felt in this immediate neighbourhood. rolgriiiirANlTlZL.—The late warm, showery weather has been very beneficial to the bine, which is fast putting forth barn and, should the weatheroontinue favourable, there la ever appearance et an average crop. TIMBRIDO3 WILLS.—We have little alteration in the progreas of the plant to remark. Ilse hops look well everywhere round this place. The bine is strong, and rapidly CUSOillif out in burr. We shall, judging from appearance*, have a good crop. EDENDISIDOB.—.The bine is doing well, and getting into burr fast.—Maidrfoose Gazette of July 30. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TrUDAY, iIrLY 30, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the following plates at Nisi o'clock yesterday morning. The stations a•e arranged in order of latitude. Coarse of Whack. a " 4t. CI N.W. &IC Y.E. NW. N.W. N.E. N.W. w. N.W. N.W. N. N.E. N.E. N. Strong Brame Gentle Breeze Strong Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Strong Brom Gentle Breen Gonna Breese Gentle Bream Gentle Brum Gentle Bens Calm Gentle Brews Strong Dime Owls Snare Gentle Brom Cam Gentle BMW Gentle DOOM Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Ytah Breese Gentle Brew Strong Breese Gentle Mane Gentle Breese Gentle Brame 1 Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Calm Named Ma. fornosours ....... Banirrox ........ thansop . iwsaro:: "...::::: Matron Bs•Duu OILILIIN WWII Cussawas linatimausi tAIIIIOIIII Yamsocriu .... Curve BOLIIIIIL&D Warm Dawn*low ......... Lana= —......... Itaasics: Macaw Mats ci Weather, °Tersest Partially Cloudy Overcast Partially Cloudy Oveream Overcast Overcast Overcast Overcast Overcast Rain Rats Scud—RNs Rata Overcast Cloudy Overcast Overcast Partially Cloudy Pattir Cloudy Overcast Partially Cloudy Overcast Orercast NMI Overcast Overcast Partially Cloudy Cloudlees Mutates Overcast Cloudless Cloudless THIS DAY, Noes. Course of Wind. Strength or Wind. State of Weather. t.,entle Breese. The return front the following place did not reach this Aloe in time for publication yesterday ; it therefor* indicates the state of the weather on Saturday morning at nine o'clock. • SHIPPING INTELLIGSNot neeem Gtr Oinyenrumr..ne eeeeeereer oreele,e obi • u vnt CASUALTIES. Charles William. Reawick, of Newcaltlaora e shores% Mode, 7th i ns t ant, cad is expected o, wrgek ; crew and Illatnials sared.—The Quo." to coiled this da re the SbOVII TOII4I tO be the Jam, William. of Ga.—Quebec, July 13. (e.), Ririe& from Neer York t o H alifax, g, s h am aaar Barrington. has been condemned ; _, furniture, &S., hart beta nest, sod b Berra roaght hero-Zl4. *A.—X.llms*, N. 8. , 13. lialabsg il .................... Hamad .................... pikwwaos ..................... LA' vii ti,;;;I;;; ...... ......... India viA Kamal e• .... ....... Boston sad Ha1ifa x... ........" . .... Neaieo and ............ ..... Broil ................. ... ARRIVED. Answers-at Hail. July 27 . from ......... Amen-at Queenstown, July 27. from .... -..." Anwenner-at Teignotouth, July 27, from ... ........ Aeons-at Wiabeoh, July 26, from ************* Amazon-at Falmouth. 2u17 25. fr0m........ ********** Atom tones-of Caps Clear July 21, ************ Amoosm-at Gravesend, July 29, from * *** Arouo-at Gramemol, July 4, trun ************ •-• Ansa Iteau-st Graveeend, July 29, from ****** • /ANNA LAVA-a OTITERTIIOI, July 29, firm ****** ALSIP-at Liverpool, July 29, from ** Aron-et Livarpool, July 29, from * *** ********** BRIA.TA-at Liverpool, July 29, from BLANCHII-14 Deal, July 22. from * ******** fjoiusa-at Falmouth, July 27, from ***************** CMILIPTIANA-at Newport, •July 27, ft/a *************** Carnousa-at Queenstoso, July 27, from ************* Leturra-at Deal, July 2 1, from ************************ o-off Queenstowu from ... . ...« ** . *************** CCEIRODORI- at Liverplmil, July ***** tom ********************** Comma (e.)--at Liverpool, July 29, fr0m......... . . .* Quarts-it Liverpool, July 19, from ** ** . **** . * &WARM Euuaimt -at (reamers% July .29; ***** Gatanoins-et Gravesend, July 29, fermi Carotin/la-at Gravesend, July 29, from ********* *** CRIIINTIANA-at Gravesend, July 29, from ... Gsaot us-at Gravesend, July 29, from ................. . Gravesend, July 29, from . .... Dm Towns Baotou-at Gravesend, July 29, horn . Demo-at Granaend, July 29, from. - .... Dvarilf LANA -at Gravesend. July 29, from ..... . Dasisos-at, Liverpool. July 29, ir0n......... Dm/at-at Falmouth, Jelly 27, from . - ............. Fan Lartoorr-at Etmouth, July 26, from ........... Ewraos-off Deal, July 26, from . ........... banns Furless-at Deal July 29, from ........... ZEMAN/TR-at Deal, July 29, from Buss-at Falmouth. July 27, from ..... ..... Hull, July 27, from ................. Eue-atueenstown, july 27, Lou-at P lymouth , Plymouth, July 27, fro m Etarince-at Liverpool, July 29, from Emusvat -at Gravesend, July 29, from ........ ENDCLTOCR--at Gravesend, July 29, from... Gravesead, July 29, from ............ Favonarre-at Gravesend, July 29, from ........... . Faatoriu.-at Gruneend, July 22, from Ilavocant--at Falmouth, July A', from Fan Tuns-at Falmouth, July 26, from Prez Morass-at Bristol, Arty 29, from Feu:col-at Liverpool, July 29, from .. ....... ORARRAL PAIIZIOLL-alf Liverpool, July 29 Chnneversa--alf Liverpool, Jul 29 0. A. Bomar -elf Liverpool, July 29 Ilsacrwa-off Lmrpool, July 19 OrWST-etGnveesnd, July 29, from 0•0/Taw MINDR-atGravesead, July 29, troia Osontroe hey :5, fr. Gcreurrtvs-at Queenstown, July 27, from OUIRRAL MILD I /1112-offQuetsitortant, Omar lltuw-It Queenstown, July 26, Iron, Guar BLITAIN-Off Deal, July 27, from Mormon-at Hull, July 26, folo Restorers-at Postnatal's, July 26, from 111011/111TA CRAIIWITS-14 Magewrer, Jury :7. Jim...au.- at Deal, July 26, tram HAIRIER-1g Gravesend, July 29, from HANNAH-atGraraced, July 24, from .. Isaac Was-off Liverpool, July 29, from lwrauarry-off Falmouth, July .7, from lorrazera-off Holyhead, July 26, rm.__ JOSAWNAIR Falmouth, Jo 26, from Jcus-st Falmouth, July 27, from Jana-al Queenstown, July 28, from ... . Imam Basuto-o ff Deal, July 28 JOSZPITINA -at Gravesend, July 29, from. . Jana Ammons-at Gravesend, July :5, .roes JCATI3III-at Gravesend, July 29, fr ntt . Joso-at Gravesend, July 21, from ... Jana-at Liverpool. July 19, from Kasonazoo -at Liverpool, July 29, !mm Krone PRINCE./ JOARNUINN-at Grarr , LADY FALISAND--Off Torbay, nom .. Loan WILLINorosr-oft Queenstown, 1... y 27, fr Losnes-at Milford, July 26 from bow, or rem Mann -at Qualostown, „s! LOatas9-41 Deal, July 22, from Lester's-at Deal, July 22, from Lower-at Falmouth, July 28, from .... . MARIA FaINCR-Ott FAILEICAItb. July 27, from . M. A. Ft 'let xo -at Waterford, July 27 from Moicsato-at Falmouth, Jul y 27, fr0m....... Gravesend, July 29, from Noma SoPRIA -at Gravesend, July 29, from Nuts Intro:to-at Liverpool, July 29, from New WORLD-off Liverpool, July 29 Niresosta-at Torba_7 July 24, It= SOORDIIOLLANO-at /.111110Utb. July 27, from Norway-at Deal, July 29, from . ............ OLD ENOLAND- Q Crookhaven, July 24, from Pouot -at Gravesend, July 26, from PANDORA-at Gravesend, July 1 2 . from POIERRANIA-SI LiTETROOL, Ally 29, from Pr asvir -at Liverpool, July 29. from Pasors-at Falmouth, July 26, from Pult.a9-at Falmouth, July 27, from PeuAs-at Queenstown, lola 27, from Pesaux-at Queenstown, July 27, from PaINCII Aurae-at Deal, July '22, from . Rareour -at Liverpool, Jul .9, from Itesettston-at Gravesend, July 29, from STARNAN-at Gravoseerd, July 29, from Brusnt-at Graresend, July 22, from SC/ANNA Mania--at Deal, Jul 24, from .. Pc suao -at Falmouth, July 27, from Sn.rs -at Deal, July 22, from flour-at Deal, July 22 from Banns-et / Liverpool. July 29, from Tmarr -at Liverpool July 29, from . . ltecoaoas- at Liverpool, July 29, from Tnnetoa-at Gmvesend, July 29, from Tama:was -at Gruvesend, July 29, from Turret -at Gravesend. July 29, from Taylor-at Grarteend, July 26, from. Two Baotizaa-at Gravesend. July 29, TRITON-at Deal, July 29, from TIIAMIII -at Deal, July 29, from Tam rare -at Queenstown, July umori-g Liverpool, July 20, ftiorn 0 2. 6 411 -••••• 11 drive, Megfx: 4 Ds k.„ 4 Vex, a. tt t bel - tZ utc - -0 ; Al t 7 Att.4 ' 0 7 Att l . 74 Atig. 7 • (1 ...... ..... ...... 116%c .... Traa.g . • . a., I " • • -01:111,,t ...... 17.• 4 ..... . ..... tram {fur -.1 a . h..1=.• • .... • II ' • ' • .• r . 4 •• .... '44 .. 4 tr.e.. • I. "--• • • = .1 •• . --. 3 • .• a m •:. '! , •••r •t -. I • ... ' • ... •. . • ... • ,- •••r.14 r_ tms I'Am t In Loa,:oa .:; . 11., • Is .; .... Via SAILED, Awmora —from Falmouth, July 27, AONCl—from Queenstown, July :6, Amen—from Queenstown, July 27, Antet.—from Gravesend, July 29, t /tarn:vs Putman—Fran Lllmrpool, Jc Aammu.s—Frain Liverpool, JulF 29 , At.stom—from Liverpool. . July 29, CaowN—ham Falmouth, July 27, t Cusrnsm—frora Plymouth , July 2., Duna-from Hull, July 27. to Rum t--froto Plymouth, July 27, to Eta'. Betcsaass-from Gravesend, hey :9, Esout-trom Saleambe, July 21, to . . 01.111.1111V%-hoot Falmouth, July 2d, to Haus-front Hull, Jury 27, to LOUISA Ass-from Liverpool, July 29, Mum was-from Newp , rt, July :., to NIEBVDI , 4-ham Hartlepool. July 2d, to rOTONJE. 1301IANlig-from Queenstown, Jury 24 Psnuov-from Plymouth, Jule 27, to Pam, or Watma-from Liverpool, July 29, to Hominy-from Itull, July 26, to ttrossuorsa -from Plymouh, July 27, to L. ti.i o gasnowia-from Shields. July .7, to -Mars .../1 - from Queenstown, July 26, to - ..c Woe. Jsamsa -from Grace end, July 29. to ....... U G •2 WEITNINMI--froin Hartlepool, July 27, to VEMELS 13POKRN WITH. event, Greer, of Guernsey, July 25, lat. 4').31 N. 100. 8.1 9W. Mee Ot AitiTLX. for Calcutta, lat. 44.0, tan. 7.30, all well. Sleure , e. front Liverpool for New York, June 1), tat. 46.56, 41.30 W. NirIVNE.of LOWION for kl .ebee, June ZS, on the bank! , at New. foundlastL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DE CREgrltlNT.—July 24, Wifetti;liptlee, Elea. the w --- C.C.412 anatomy. tfart.: et a son. PERME.—JuIy 23, at tionktingtono, Mrs. t.•rn« of a daughter. 1111.190?.— . .1u1y . _ 95, at WeatdeLl, Clafbam-pas Mr, W. . . . "on, of a daugt . iter. JANIE.SON.—JuIe 27, at Grore.hill, Camberwell.geore, Mrs. W. K. Janneon, of a daughter. JOIINS.—JuIy 22, at the Erna, Ringwothl„ the video( 11. T. Y EA4.. of ',Laughter. THOUNTON.—JuIy 24 ' at the Vicarage, Ihnitord, the wife of Her. W. Thornton , ofs gen. wAriM—July 25, at Ye,mil Vicarage, Ni... E. P. With,. WlLstiN.—July '25, at Quacti-atreet, Glnsgow, Itri. W. • 106. MAKKIAOKS. COLLETT —ISTIF..--Julv 25, at St. Mart i% Bury St. Limon W. Collett, Esq., of ilvertavl, to Suaanna Gertrude, daughter of the Rev..l. lire. of Beverley. Torkahme. Iit , XLET—HUILEY.—JuIy 35, et st. John'a. Cheater, by the 1 W. it. Maralen, Mr. T. Mtley, of Erdington, to Amt 11.d1 tide.? daughter of Mr.!. floater ' of Chester. JONEII—PERRY.--July 23, at An Saints', sedirley, by the 14 , Lucas, Vicar, Mr. J. Jonah youngest eon of the WO MI. W. J`' of the New Houma Lower Penn, to Ann Elirdbeth, t.'da daughter of the late Mr.O. Perry, of Birmingham. MILLER —AVAM.—Ju# 23, at °renown, new Penny, by th e C. MCulloclt i St. T. Wier, Falkirk. to Elisabeth, eldort .“4 of J. Adam, PTIiE—PTKE. uly LS, at Willingham, Mr. B. Pyle, 1110 daughter of Mr. J. ryks, both of Willlngham. DEATHS. BLOOMFIELD.—.TuIy 12, at Viritala.tensoe, Dover-m. l . ‘t r . titoootaskt. Med 6 C cßowL—July 22, lie. W. Crowe, of Ely‘lts-para-coraer. t —July 23, at age M d alvern Cottage, .sawl,oo Elustkiti, of Pi. W. Htigi, l. LITE.—July 66, at Tart-piaas, Chrlatahurrh, Lyte.sle , s- MATUILE.--J* 23, at Grolv.ternee. Leeds, V, alum, 1610 g • the late J. Mather Esq., of Otthertfleld, Hamilton. MALLAIRD..--Jaly 24, Sarah, vireo/ Er. T Sitellerd. Itto 2 fhu'lP' RATTY.—JuIy A at Winallealet, 6er6t.-sLtior itatty, .1 tee 2.f • !Lots =Ma. aged 73. , SAUNDRA/MM.—July 14, at Druid Lodges Cluatorydd. dumdums, Esq., aged &S. THROW ILit.—Jet: 1111. J. Miramar. sq.. Caligeida•• _ - - Printed and Wureera Elm Haig.. et No.ll. Lomt.r6 stmt. in nr i ed Priem, et Ur eitsco. leint• Td. 1 ars% la oho prolot Tsai DAN Jou 30,1666. 1