The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-12 00:00:00

lass essisal. from &hag sal tartish Whilst. I wall Ida -Wish les true sat ia 'asp side sawn Lilt; 77 leellilitts4 this as, aa4 it Sas Isis bees Use bars of tills assatty that as sea of same shad ose4 be basal wells of samdatias as sea& us Ns amsselits, bet at tbs sum dam. I Sisk tima jar' ware tabs hilt ' spas hi Gild's', adds,* is aot ra apse its posed e 1 lassaki• Thus all tbs einhastimss, tbs 41111410010 that I n h am al t i o tz alai' prasseass epos pas Is. Sat pus bsceths Na.o kr tbs sun at snot rein. 'dhow bosh lb. Maass Masai dilikkei melon. sad abet WI loosed Judas beg aili g= his salsas. ha Issred to tits sash, sad iniasdiatsly tuned ahead, awl. without aturias a weal, retired es tbs pal. Tbs trill Intel amply shoo Men. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL ZIXOVAL OP 1111111111111LD 11811KVT. Yeeterday a special wart was held for the pompom K meshing sad taking inte emaithoraties a moms ea the sederssoes upon the npert of the salembessme Smithfield market. and ea the hem of Merge The E The gall sq ery was crowded with stresien, sumegiS whom we ethereal r. llyag, one of the sommissioases. Tali DRAT' OP rig DOZE 01 CANIIILIDOI. The TOWN CLERK informed the sours that • letter had boos revolved aasonaciag the death of bh Royal Higbee. the Dube of Cambridge. Mr. JOHN WOOD been Weighed the late duke, me eluded by moving the Sallooiag resehadee : That this court he nai.ed with unfeigned aserow the !solarises of tee dear of his Royal Hig h. . the Doke of Cambridge, sad deems to regard its high adathation of the priscoly qualities whisk shored his petals sad private Eh, settles a bright muunple to all realise kis fallow-sabjeets of attachment to his meths had, domestie virtue, amiable desseasour, and salaried beemelsese. " That while this essysimina Sympathise' with the maths at large, it f.. 1. by this pained nest sailed apes to mem the lee edam illustrious Meek and the aumeress charitable bedsitters of the metrepolls that of a liberal boa teeter aad Wind. " That this court ressedally madam upoa this oscosioa with her Most Orations Majesty. her Royal Higlmes the Duchess of Cambridge, the aaiable and dented widow of his royal highness, and with every member of the royal lantily." (Hear, hear.) Mr. Deputy OBBARD seconded the resolutios, which was carried "'ominously, sad ordered to be advertised in the newspapers. lIIIITIMILD SUMMIT. Mr. H. L. TAYLOR, the Mairmaa of the market eon mitts,. thou brought op the report of the committee, whisk stated that, •' Up.. every censidsialion, as well fee the benefit 0 tlE t alt er ho at large ms of the oldest. of Lesion la , year essmillft• inmost tint =- pent their and seldom& ngistiom, thus the est gaups for the removal of IMMO! suurkst b. wish of any adequate reams. Ismadoll wpm relisionsideentiom for the peewee, or any egresiMg es% alit kg tit fa tal, ; they costeetst that tic. 611 sod .stoma *sky, agreed mar a period of more thou twenty yeses, las 'sly established (to me Savage Woe implied to the same sitt *l, how ow difficult to prop os moil digested hips te is the !Totem of supplying as Imp • pepwmooa with daily teed." The TOWN CLERK this read the killowiag letter, which was &dinned tothe Lord Mayor Islington Cattle Market and Abattoir Conroy, We/. lington.street North, linamd.—My Lard,—At a wads, of the Board's Digitise aliiii Company, held this ay, the emblem fixed fardissoneime lathe Ceart ofCemmaso Coma to-sonew came milt Mostiseation, ad after musk dell. beration Medi/eating dellimmieed. with • view to mist the court in their *shim e 1 tie geodes Wore them, to state that the ioniptog is preprei se maw the whole of the bilagtos market estate, with its peldieges, to the osepors lien ea fair mod reasomble terns. The direction feel son- Ideal that their coulees to this prossidou will not be sisowiwasool. They se' most aazions that no im pediment *sold be thrown In the way of the fall seem plidamentef dee esgrations contained in the report of the Royal Comminiss They are aware that suet report re ilsostais this so the removal of Smithfield market, any sew whet should be nada the emend of the City of Loudon, sad m the compasy is in pesseesim of what they issautim to be the oaly place to ethlek such market tea with judos be re moved, they feel bound to make this propoiduon, sad they do so in perfect sincerity sad fairs's. They are csaviaced that It may be the means of facilitating what is the dewed matins of her Majery's gorse:meat, and will doubtless be the object of the commotion, the immediate abolition of Smithfield market. It will prevent the expense sod delay of a contest is parliament ; it will (sable the tarpaulins with out diffinthy, and at a very mush leis cost this was to be laid out in the enlargement of Smithfield, their owe efLials and servants, to transfer the whole of the busi ness at atm to Islington, and it will merely fulfil the rooom ' mendations ot the roysl, commissioners. With such mad menu, th refore, the directors of the Islington Market Coax pact', damning to the welfare of the public and with a due and ressmable regarl to the interests of the eharekolden, have authorised on letter; and I as to request your lord ship well brieg it under the noticed the Cnort of Common Co seed to so-ruw.—i have the honour to be, my lord, your 1 1o:eddy's most obedient savant. I " J. Sneer, Charmer'. . 1 "Ts the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor." Mr. H. L. TAYLOR then in a speech of great length and uck power, moved i 1 " Toot this court do agree with the committee in their report, and that it be referred beck to the committee, with instructions to mud so answer to the same, 111 conformity jwith their report to Mr. Conswall Lewis, and with power to 'cansuoicire or confer wilt the government, if necessary, and to report to this court." Mr. AN DE RTON seconded the motile. Mr. NORRIS, moved as ao amendment, that the cond. *ranee of the mono' the committee be adjourued until ithe committee could obtain further information from the goverment as to the now market to he erected in the abatis. Me. WYLIE seconded the amendment. Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR considered that further in quiry was snowy, and that it would be premature to res with the committee in their report without such in quiry. Abboniog all kind of commitance on the part of e goverumeut, he thought it would be wise for them as a corporatism to molder the proposals made to them as to the new nukes, lest they ahiuld be rode over by the government and let the control of the proposed market fall into the hands of • paid commission. 1 ' Mr. ANDERION thought that they ought entirely to mast the application of the market by the government. If the ovitiatmot were determined to take it away let them luitake the new one and the whole of the responsibility. He Mould agree with the report of the committee, sa he had 'd previously. Deputy ÜbLIARD thea moved, it being four o'clock, that ,the rebate should be adjourned. This being agreed to, the amebas of the curt separated. ! From the rocs mandestatioa of feeling in fawn: of the sr rt there tan scarcely be a doubt but that the motioa to ..agres with the committee will be carried by a large majority. CLERICAL. PUSTIIMEN7I Rev. W. D. AudenOrT,ToLiola;;thy C., Devoe. Rev. W. C. M. Bellew, to Prang C., Lasouhire. Rev. B. J Hatch, to Choi:lwo P.C., Staffordshire, value 711, with residence ; pat , B.shop of Lichfield. at'f. 3. Hilluer, to Christ's Chapel C., Heidi-hill, Mid dleman. 1 R -v. E. Howells, to Holzer V. w. Huntingdon C., Here fordshire, value 2101., with residence; pats., Dean and Chapter of Hereford. ' Rev. S. W. Morten, to lismsgill P.C., Yorkshire, value . 681., with reKidence ; pat., Vicar of Matthew. its,. O.Y. Osborne, to Fleetwood C.. Lancashire. I B. v. W. 8. Thorpe, to Baskin V., Norfolk, value 451. ; pat., Sir E. Kerrison, But. Rev. C. T , to Holt P.C., Bradford, Wilts; value .1851. ; pat. Dean and Chapter of Bristol. Rev. C. N. Wodekouse (Canon of Ncrwich), to North Lyme R. w St. Margaret, w. Bt. Nicholas P.C., Lyme Rosie, Norfolk; pat. Dean and Chapter of Norwich. , Rev. J. Walker, to Linton R. (2nd nediety), Yorkshire; pat. Lord Chancellor. Rev. H. J. 0. Young, to Holinley C., Suffolk. ' Rev. F. W. Freeman, to Little Fiaborough P.C., Suffolk, on the atainatioa of the Archbishop of Canterbury. VACANCIJI. Monist-Thorpe R , Norfolk, Z. Norwich; value 2421.. with residence • pat. LorAClumeellor ; Rev. C. N. Work house promoted. tittaraford R , Leieestershire, dio. Peterboroech ; value .14r1. with residence; pat. Lord Chancellor; Rev. J. Cotmaa deceWd. Ualtwortb, Ktichley, P.C., Yorkshire; villas 1301.; pat. the Cmws sad Bishop alternately, Rec. G. A. Hatalltoa recitted. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. (I , ;;Mit;ell4 7 eiii.l;ife,) Tat BTAtt.—Notice ie gime to the ufßeirs nil crew of bar 11 [Meaty% ship Bur, Chutes Wilma, IW.J Rsg., law amide, that as tievAtat of b,enties, dr: received for the capture of the BlasiHan schooner pupate, will be forthwith dapeebed la the Registry of the High Colin of Admiralty.— RCIUNITT and W 1111312, 4pola. Weithlithe —Nodes le given that an mormat premeds et the tea homilies ler the Brazilian slave Wafter Bahtil, Woad ea the 41 Jemmy, 1849, by her Majosteil sloop Weeding, will be deposited la Renistry of tbs. High Court of Admiralty on the 6th inst. agreeably to act of parliament —J. G. sad T. STILWELL, Arab, No. 22. Arundsl•itsset. &rand. Tu. PLieru —Notice le given that an account of Um ha lance of proceeds and (Atomise beastlier for the Brazilian slave Westin@ Metes, seised on the 22ad of Member, 1848, by her Ilijoat)'s steantreseel Pluto, will be deposited I. Registry of the High Court of Admiralty ea the 6th Mat., agreeably to set of perliameat—J. G. aad T. STIL emu., Agents, No. 22, Asaadel•street, Strand. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. (WtxrusDAT corcFrood ....rawlMMill al. ans. sad, b R; sae, 10711 ; sad law 6146. 06 mils. (4 sobs.) mr. 0. Waller Mr MOW. tt 71b Mr. W. leabblayer Wlldbwat.. 341 . 713 3 so 2ea attobass. Wes vaty sag by apss limas; fM, It ft; ar I.yr•slds, 61716 es& T.T.O. Lad farposAs oa s = loba sat Mil 166 mast hal tra. Lard imaises ewasseestmi sf lb nib, awl Naltar slim ; ..10, est 71b; lass, Id 41b ; *as by dim, et sat of sons *.I ants brat s use sawed las, if bell T.T O. (10 subs.) Lar4 aims.% arsitain, s lb. Lard Illanbies PtsseNe.• (=l Mr. Therra MAI 1 Me 4 Ow Orem, 3Ms ( fay a 6 to 4 z sa k Ka t te r f iL tbs Outer, 6 to I apt Panama, sal 3to 1 spit A don tsar Is. the dial; was by Ulf . tbs favourite lasts, woad plies by a asst. PIATn .1 al); 3 yr-olds, let ; tour, est 66 • Is. sat sp. awls, le 116; mins sad pans saes% 66. Tas sibs. Mr. !wawa issatisom 4 7 6 -•—•=j Mr. Oseirssyses Ablost ai hrerade . • Mr. 3•llrausl b t by Cardinal P4^ Mar by Interet. o nf u l Mr. Morost Ord& yrs. 4 ..busty 111111191)11T. Fan Hanna. at 10 son. sash, 1 tt, *ad 03 Min. T.Y.C. (12 salts.) Wit. Plot% OMllkawia. 11 yr% Adak (0. N. 1 li Mr. hr ' s Awls. 4 res. 754 .......... .04www • Mr. Reso Boma Ist O. Brass 11 Bann : 7to 1 ep 's Gana* 7 to 2 apt Penn. 4 to 1 apt lady Speedy, sad 6to 1 apt Brows Ply. Was by a !nen ; a dead haat tor earn between Pan sad Ikon FlyJ. Fly. he 61 era. ftwaninisa a 10 son. ask, I 8, an 80 added. T.Y.C. (111sebs.) hashrsaW Tay, 3 yrs. (lobs mold kr MO ....glom** 1 Mr. Chas, yrs. (SOL) (O. Oalsa 2 Mr. W. Sitibber Clarms. 3 ma, (301.) ( The tellartur ahostarad: 2h. Csaaialliames Mr (Baas); Mr. J. R. Seat's Adaninslar, 16 yrs. (Hans); Mr. Dania ad Cripple Has 2 yrs, (60/A ; Mr. Larissa*. La Vaasa, 41r., (601.11nanaa); Mr. Wallow ad Little Jain, 3vs (601.) Mr. Wilkias ad Cauliflower, 5 216 (1 5 solow)rat. Liddell's Aathcay, 4 yn (601 ) (Winans). Bettina :6to 2 east Cripple at., 4to 1 sash opt La V 01.... ad dtleanneasr, 9 to 3 apt Oebablestat. sad 6 to 1 apt Clem Was say by a learn. Part to 66 sea. LlakaPOOL COO of MOran. added to • Madison •4 30 son ease, 16 ft. on 6 ally if dalaesd, the noon to nosh. 601. Tire nil's. IN sank 77 at sines darlared.) Ont. Mererre yrs, set Mb O . Mum) 1 Mr. S. Data II yrs, Opt NM ( rraltslall Mr. Drbdrdrs hipar. 4 pm. Oat lib Mk* o Itlieniare Vamp" yra. OW Mb (nans• 4 Leerro inanitea, 4 ma, 7st fla --ORA+ Mr. Whltelan ad Melaskr. 6 yrs. 106 (J. Zara I Betting: 2no 1 sumo Winteaftgrats, 4 to 1 opt Cocker south, 9 to 2 apt Maid at Tan Valley, 6 to 1 apt Van =at 8 to 1 WI haler. Was is mann y ten Mold of Tan Valley sad Spite Ally bond. Zia is 3 nia. 32 .as. Daalr HAMOICAT 02 10 mon sack and 80 added. Oa mile. (23 ban) (Marlow Lard Esliatcres Iltldraw, lst 1 Lord addsa's Istbralass, S yrs, yrs. 6st Mb (46aarlaral I Lord amity'. Oriel, 4 yes, Tst Lill (Nauman 3 To. follow* also ran: Mr 3411414% ilorppieg Stoma, yn, list 71b (Wakefield) ; Bir 11. Piret's California. 3 yra, bet 411 (G. Masa), sad Mr. Lawsn's Zen* 3 yrs, bat ( Aelma)). Qualm's PIATZ was was easy by Cavan Hervey's Btroarbow, 4 yra, 9et lib (Flotsam), bean. Lard Staaley's Lt e ll rdenata, 4 'raj)* 11b, and Mr. Maossa's Bop, 6 vs, 9s Ib. Foar finass ellOO KM. sub, k ft, far 3yr olds. Ones mad sad a Oro (4 auto ) requer's Widen MATCII, 20W., It ft. S it Yitr emelt. T.Y.C. Lord Smoky's Crotchet received ; Lard Celedeees e by Ittereora eat el Lady Caroline psi. Cisorreamos Swiss of 10 sows. each, h R. with 90 eels& Os+ mile sad s quarter. (3 sobs.) Lord Waders Criel Walked over BETTING ON THE COURSE. fr. MIER. II to 1 apt Wiadisolpala. DERBY. 8 to 1 apt Madan. CRICKET. KARYLEBONE CLUB AM TON CLUB Al This Butch commenced yea give tits Int dare plav : J. Wide, Wiedes, b Delft 16 I G. Armitage, b Wraiths 7 W. Nom" Fag., b Ullywblte SS G. Pan, b Dna 49 11. T. Kuag, Feq.. b Coleridge. SO B. B. Sasytidao, b Dems rug ost l4 Lard =ey, SS Capt. , b Dar !domains W. Nicholas, Lg., b Ansh an . C. Mona, lt a b as Wisden l7 J. Dna. Is C. Connige, S B. itysamps, b c Burgbley b Wines 6 S. Dag* b Eng 17 rD GROUND v. LILLMING ND GROUND. auday at Lord's Ground. We [Flrst holies.) Lord I Cloanary, b Des I i.epm. Esq., it McMinn, Dna l3 Lord 11. Lofts", sot oat I 81041 3 INN.. IN {lint babes). Ilanopp, Gt., .as oat. 0 J. P. Mayo, Esq., sot oat lO S. Gains, Yp, b Wag lf W. I.lflyeltitt. Bea., sot eat T. C. Tillor, Was /I 1-b I ls Total 124 THE COUNTIES OF This grand match was co yesterday. It drew forth a The followlog is the were : PreasT.--( T AND BUll3lllf. pad at Ksaaiagtoa Oval °yawn's* of spectator. Prima.) J. N. Lee, Esq., b Ildlyer It T. Ilbormai, b Wi115ber........ 0 Idles Cow b If. Pilch N S. Wryer, b Wit sber 0 W. PRya, b nimbly N. Mix, Eme , run out J. Chester. st Milord. b Bliitt 31 Dyes, 16 ; 14, 7 ; w, S G. Breekeell, b Willsber.._ Si 5, 4 32 W. Morell,b Witisher N C. IL Wan, fog., bot cret 10 larrr. —(1 W. Ma, b Day.... .... E. Martin, not out L. Word, not out Total ... biliaCk) 1 1 .246 MEDICAL. COLLIN'S OF SUIOSONS,4III. J. W. Arnett F.R.N. was sleeted Pres West of tale bistlestiga. M a mat lag of the assail yesterday, is the mow essriserel by the resigamies of Mr. J. H. Won 7.1 8. I awl Sawn. haw Platt Sew of Bt. Theessea fi rtal, sag Mem Hawk's', F.A.S., of St. a were Vise-Presidents of the College fee Ili graft you. At the was mean el thenama Kama harm, lbeknorde, sad It.kwaaa, the aewly Mated oswadhalt, wen ewes is sod task th eir mob al Os bast. Ilux TIIIS DAY, Noox. WI d. Itheorth of Wthd. Weather. Y.A.E. Calm. Otheamth The reams from tho Wowing plasm did sot rash tbb saes I. time for pabileatioa yesterday ; they therekee Whale the Male of the weat►er oa Wednesday manias at alas Vedeek. Commtva N.4 rayon Ilmes• tardas Mob Warm N.N.W. areigkom =ty air BAITLZIPOOL I ji. Oseilelrami •Tla_ following plain st.ate7 toto fasts se regards the Swam weal ;nisi/emote at oar ewe basal teem will, says the HeOern Counties Herald, Ong west ffirlit apes the querefen, and will show the asses* of relief whiA the resent mutation have afforded the erepkgis here :—Letters are received at the window for Laois sad all other places until 10 pm. every Saturday nips, wed la the letter-box until 12. The receiving-hoz is thea eaa& eir be the clerk who sleeps in the office, sad eli sub letters are stamped and put d m istLir sorporthe bags. At es o'clock every Sunday the ter sad Rise clerks attired, sad teat w ork Ewe keen. All trio various bap have le he opened, the letters sorted, sad forwarded by the sibs sells wldelt leas Hall oa Sunday sera*. Os sleek ei sus stasis I. the sales all Se day, but about Mr la lobed by two additional, in order to reesive the D Bridlington, Beverley Reeneee, and Holelerneee 1111111, 411 1 4 1 the costeete of their t aad make up the mile hr re wad, welsh less at pest as sad the wrath sesils whisk leave at mesa. Of the Asia letter outlets, tire at the. Weed use hoar every ealida sn utoralag, le sort Ile lettere. The relief to the letter the pressed qe., tau i s. Wilma. the scot of then ntarasYtres their rem* seder the old regional), ten, only see or two befog estLis late as laltpaet ten. The relief to the clerks Is else met f orm al, ea of thus left the *Mee en the &UAW at half past eight, sad the residue at taw ; hall retarales iss = ball-pest Isar to half-pest ids, to de l s=tts ts tua Tam the whole Mos aald, whim Ike, *No sf wool* Wafts a day. Eat fn#ts4R• SHERIFF" OOURE-Tnniumir. hi% PSILLIPS f. Tall LONDON A BLACILIILLI, ZAtiWAT • IM _ _ lids was ma ingthey tar the usimmal et barges t... man se roomer empenstisa the ithisles esoldoed by she stint reams of the willow, at the thrums et the emplay. XL Beam appeared Br the *MIK ababies Is. the 4 1 :15 . 11be sin to Ihe jam Os }Malin maid eb• Nina *5 zE d Mil salami jsthylthat ge by Masi. ad bad adnielidi the to Mee singetiea elm the Weida by or Oda. ilrese the :=.4.11•111•0• of stairsareaMe. end athandidged their . TM plant, Was lb, Maims Isis Phillip, temsrangeellable with helllal e ts=ti et'ssammelal WI Mk** Nom ead Os.. et Fritajmirest. ma Ib le e fa z is New* el whiah le brim* his Niko mrs by Ma a the 7th of Newasther last. abibt lie was asseggie as the Liodos sad Diethwell Rail Oa that the pithatif pm. up Weis b a th. ramie pielseedigg ti r" l r the animist*, Mk stitiemayit Moped seassal. mines ohm the Bow oaths ease up, sad Me matins MS baring hem mod, she latest troth ma lair tho *maw Me. le row% p lenum lill s=1174 11 4 8 •1 6 ,:47. TM plenum eras gem* ben sa oath et Ws be sew semi& eistmanthea kr his It dthe, the he bed Mal pat so, sad Mr tin mead ad belly he had gni* Jim Demise dopormi that be WWI a message, *by A. Mk la gssilloa. ea the 7th oaf November. WM. is at Mammy be bird alai seMsnion sad shendes, a= path Mal est et the senior so asionsia she seam Be drew beak his had, sad the ant Mann aseths ak eine late soiling. al* that he was is. The swims Is which he woe seated was mashed to phew. The *WM was ass et the pesersgsre hart. Dr. Betemes, if idiegtea, stand that he atlsud.i the Malan,. who waSsed sash them mead, ea his loge. The isjury was ask maamd to those imathere, his whole Irma was lajerall by tho shark. The meads thisessime ware =seed easionsd great path. Witness attended the U dem la Me address so the jury is wthigaties et =aseeplained et the skim made as the pat et she Item (miasma per we ll ense las abwisee a t ball meth. whoa it was priestly Mora that his mailleyin hal wish great liberality regularly paid Idea hh salary daring the whole pedal et Ms ilthess. He (Mr. Oithma) theught m 111. would sever the medial swim. sad es she pen et the mammy he did set 'West to the jury girth. the Mastiff IW. math bat he Shoe& that was she Unit is whisk they abseil go. Mr. Kam ess if the plalatitt's employers, was this wind. Us pemellthet 'the *nadirs miry had hem regu larly paid, Mt based is say what thas salary was. Mr. Ble s= Bl. TM II vary briedy waled up to the jury, Whig thou that Oho as was rawly as. ism their deters& satins. TM jury sessued the dungen at 701. COVET OF BANICRUPTCL—TisnaDAT. Imes Its. Casommarsa Fun. 'yanotertos OP Till COVAT IX lIIIIOLTSWr CAUL iir7l.;;;;;dule; — epetie — eit;i tTiLie7;reli tie7e7e et Sittesso, as oil *.Mass, la whisk the Wilma had es &weaken to mks a arida potiodiasi molest to I. is an. dim% sod now pathless& to Da allowodoma woad of so otalitoos droaasataaoss, to Mom dio amount. His Hew &OWL whether be hod soy authority to iatorfart. 16:1;Uor• skid tie one of N Hurl v. Buthaaas," fa dm COMM* Plash vitro it had bow dsUMd that the mart had • graoral authority is sash saw. His Bosom daoldod that he could net interior*. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YEITERDAT. DUMB TUN Clair Is ran MAITIM or FliDaltlO Houma. This insolvest, WIN bad ban • litivensat is the 14th Beeman of Light _Movies, was opposed by Mr. Nook, shoemaker : Now Isaileirset. Mr. Cooke supported the "f i l appeased l"ahr th d tro r tisolmat had been In dace Marsh, lee. Ho said Ms alaumialoe icr 1,190 1 . it a s i luery, 1848, sad placed nearly OWL of the money in the blade of a puma amid Blosam to settle with his croakers, mid he had hose usable to obtain as aceoset of its disbursement. Mr. Hoak mid be bad no desire to prolong the imprison mat, but Amen that efforts should be made to Mita• as acesest from Blezent or the mosey for tha creditors. The Chief Commiadomer careened with the auditor, and adjourned the case for • week, for the attendance of Blozam. _ Ix In LIZOTONANT CNaito ADMIT MOIIAT,-. A Novo. CAST. This issolvont, a 16;61;satiiiie 60th Hesitant, who had bees in the battle of Aliwal and other engsgmeata la India, was to be heard to-day, bat was prevented by his datainiog creditor sending his discharge two or three days alto, and on the ease being called the dicer of the Qom's Prison reported that he was oat of custody. Mr. Cooks (with whim was Mr. flargood) eomplabed of the trick whisk had been played to provost Lintesant Monet, who had be.. some time in prise, from being heard. The lieutenant, who had served in all the late battles la India sad had beim wounded, had unfortunately been mixed up in bill transections, and had been annoyed by the " sixty per cent. gentlemea " to make him sell contaimica, which he would not do. Two days before his bearing his disoharp was seat, as it was known that his leave of abeam would ezphe on the 14th instant, end no doubt it wee intended further to Lane the applicant. He (Ur. Cooke) had an aids* of fasts, sad his applicatios was, that the court would dimwits the petition, sod allow one to be filed and, r the protection statutes, by which the lieutenant could be protected when he remised to his regiment. The learned counsel spoke wemly on the saes, and said he fait for a man who had Ma treated to such a manor, after the services he had rendered is India. — ier. Dowse appeared for Messrs. Lyon, and stated that they had wads' Se do with sending the discharge to prison. The Chief Clammissioner granted the application, by dis missing the patties. The insolvent would take what wane he thought proper. A petition was immediately filed under the Protection Act, and protection granted to the let cf August, when the use will be heard before the Chief Commissioner. It is the ant ease of the hied that he occurred. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—HEnroRD, JULY 11. The ceei•ission for the county of Heris. was opened on Wednesday, and this Ilkorsing both courts proceeded to business, the Chief Bares presiding on the Civil side and Kr. Justice Ede in the Crown Court. The business is very light, there bring only eighteen prisoners for trial on the Criminal edit. Oa the Civil side eight causes are entered, one of which only is to be tried by a special jury. The Chloe Baron did not sit until twelve o'clock, and ►e bad nearly got through his list at the rising of the court. None of die men disposed of yesterday matsined rty nutter of in. Met to the publie. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—ABINODoN, JULY 11. The commimion for the Berkshire assizes was opened yes terday a/tenon, at Use Bridewsll Mall, by Mr. Justice Vanglisa Williams, who afterwards attended divine service at Bt. Helen's dm& Lord Campbell arrived at a later period 'a the evesiag. Nnt Panis.—Bsioaa Loan Csarsina. Baisrow O. BARTOED.—BRDVCTION. This was an action brought by Henry Bristow, a tamer and innkeeper, of Water Cala, near Maidenhead, in this county, to recover damages of Caarles Madera, Boa., son of the bite wealthy gentleman of that same, of Down place, Maidenhead, for fuming seduced his daughter. The me lasted several hours, and a considerable number of witomes, both for the prosecution and defenses, were nasetned. The proceedings terminated in • verdict for the pkantiff—Damsges, 40!. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CARDIPP, JULY 11. Armen Ma. BMW Naas. ARSON AT BWANBIA. • Hemet Ants, aged 23, pleaded guilty to the chugs of having maliciously set fire to a certain building, containing a large qusatity of straw, he., with intent to injure L. L. Hillary'', Esq. ' The prisoner entered the building., and deliberately Mt fire to the straw. The whole building was ceniitimad be fore any effective melamine could be rendered. His lordship seatenced the prisoner to be transported for 14 tem. Prisoner has boasted to hie fellow prisooers that it was he who originated the great fire which meetly took place in the Neath Abbey works, andwhigh destroyed property to the moans of 16,0001. ; she the fires at several farm buildings, the property of W. Climbers, ,of Lianelly, wh o h a d property catenseed to the amount et sev,nl thousand pounds. There is every reason to believe, from various circumstances, that the primer's statement is tine. FORORIT AT MIRTNTIL JONPA UM/b, 46, railway coatmeter, was Indicted for forging a reads and acquitting* for the sum of 271., with latest to defraud lam Bents. Mr. T. Allen prosecuted; prisoner was defended by Mr. Tennant. TM prisoner had to carry oat some contracts at Aber dare neerthyr. Merthyr. He employed the prosecutor as a sub. contester. Primer 'sides paid the ameonts doe to the promnter in fall, but was is the habit eights( his gams of mosey om sweat weekly. A balsam of about 271. se. mod, which Bab (owing to prisoner's ambarressinento) could not obtain, notwithstanding numerous applies- Um. He met prisoner at an inn at Aberdare in May, sad progood hint for the debt, when the letter paid him 71 ea acomat. He then produced a written receipt, which he told prosecutor (an illiterate man, able only to write his own name) that the paper was merely a receipt for the 71, and that he would pay the balance in a few days. The prosecutor signed this receipt, but other witness', swore that at duds. he signed it the receipt was in bleak, no sun being mentiorted. demo Ms afterwards the prase cater sued the prisoner for the balance in the Merthyr Comity Court, when the primer's 'Moute, In ohm, produced the »mitt la queues, which was on a 10e. stamp, and was a reittipt in full of all demands and ia settlement of the final beanie between us." • The witaews swore that these words were added by psi steer after the receipt had been signed. Primer's eon mel celled a Masse te rebut this 'videos& Berea Parks, lavish esumned up the seldom', the jury ' fogad the prisoner Guilty. &Maud to NM yeas' Misr fitIMMIL I oszirkAz CRIMINAL COURT. NEW ODVRT.—TIVIVEtig. Paths vire laesatts. r es = or Jai r A . O Mere IS, ; Ardtatiot or; fl!nry OMSPIat, ar ... a t ieZty . et re lad a l k l iorty ; thev!( per, ll : 67l6 lklia. ad Ni. aka* «7:2/ 1" 4”1 1 ,1n: " - T iris ta if Ilia thee. whisk kthe bola s'igethill wlibbithe lest Yew dale. whoa the primers were Wen the segistraes, wave Wray those. The ptheesuter is a Needled theft residing Teekstreet. Meolstreas, sad the three pharisee there dialed as were In Me swim, lime tithe beak, Is. IMO d who Is sew a the Osallasat, lefts be: is ids sere, aile esatekied, amain ether onleles, tb6 Map stoles. al of width were leaked op; sad towards the latter sad at May resolving seise iskentailaa has the pekoe, be wsat i :e a 4 bar, and bead that the leek had bees breed (0 oilman rat ea arda, mad the tM.p sawed is the swat a Tbs presthata this leant this ea the 10th .1 Mar t ea* Mlle winsom e a Mrs real, awed. ..!.able 'MINIM sad 51 “ PIM gam the small amount she egotist= pangs. =ther's snerision, he thus, ned —... a li thsei who he had test be 1 .61 1=11 these, tr ia ge meant sit Others' ease heward hithest the *tor, by sable. a hie inelemae. pass wets then ca ll ed in. sad Ihmr theasessammisstsl the deekr. sad the other two Messmer wore glees Inee eastedy. The =, Mary Meddle. thsa made a othament as the lath bomber Ant poe's/ the rabwy. sad the* she sad Boma lath pert is the planate. and that the primer Os. bathe. by whoa she was provost. had eely made the mate. mead about the star la order isobar theta ; Nth obelus ads thy pleeded guilty sad was adasighsl oldness, bather Said. any, as far as Brews was etheersod, being asesereborated, she was eardised, earl the ether this. tread pay. Hash Kaaba was eratessed se to years' tresepeetatica, tad Osherow se aka seethe 'reprimand, sad the obi, Mary Mead* to be easdeed emit she sad of theassios. C THIRD COUNE—Y2STIIDAY. loom vim Ocrasow Swaim Foaming • 131111‘1110M OP GOOD CI•a•orla. AM Sow', • tapasablfrk•kiag Era, drama' like as poly cam of a Mang ?mei, mai Witted ler ealawfully hien sad lailielog a sends mar_ wparthe to be • aerialists et ibiseilie, V aloe •• ler 14j~ Ou••••• itappeatud from the siateeseat of the leaned 'anneal, end was Mese sat in seldom, that the &fondest r a watereasta, and had seine time ego, theetegli the interveation el • bind, applied, end sabsequatly bun premised, the situation' of ens elite watermen nadir the se periatsaeleaes of the Caserta Hesse authorities, sad in esanexion with that estabilehassat. lie wee rumbaed with a isrm neenesasy era sash siessales, with* he had to got sift b 7 two respectable hannakeepers es • assideele of ►is good &sewer sad shaky is 11l the sties The defeadant then west to m knew wateressa maned Charehatea, mad filled up tie eirdilente with the same of Snarl sad Ito" but net glebe •y Cluletian ism% whisk alleged that the parties, whose - Weans@ were gives, mid amity to the defendant's geed sheneeter ever • *AM of to yeses. The pew wee signed by Chareastan, as an Westin wiseento the two signatures shaded to. The yew was area eine We the Canoe-house authorities, bet Orem went that the Christie& saws were omitted, woe suspielen wee entertained, sad sa inquiry being instituted, it wes lanai that the pestles whose moats had been so seed had not been applied to at ell. TM customs authorities. upon fading this, weal before the grand jury, end obtained tram bills upon whisk them" prisoners, whoa it appeared were both ham, were takania eastody. Kr. ILibica eenteaded that there was no evidence fist two sash persons se those whose names were mentioned might not have Wiped the paper, or that the names aeoessa rtly laspliad that the parties smiled to prove the ter t iary were those alluded M. _ -Th YlieoommoW &deist said it was clear they were the parties whom sums were forged. The addresses pointed them oat to be the ma, end one was known to defendant, having been hie landlord. Several highly nepectible witnesses were called, who Si" defendant an irreproashable character of many years' standing. At the aloes of the case Kr. Itibton again urged to the court that there was no can for the jury. ineemuck ea the surnemee only were f °mod ; and that the instrument was net of such a character that it could deceive persons of ordinary observation, according to their muse of knowledge. la support of this be quoted " Calleou's ease " (2 Leach, 1,048), and Wellis's case "(2 Bares Pleas of the Crown), in both of which the doctrine is clearly laid down that the iastrument mast be capable of deceiving persons using ordi nary observation, amording to the means of knowledge at their disposal. The Common &don't overruled the objectioo, telling the jury it was for them to say whether it was forged with in tent or not. hejory band the primer Godley of foists& with intent to deceive. Chore/tows, who had pleaded guilty ea the previous day, aad also lad a good character, was limed at the bar to be seateaced. Mr. Bodkin said that the Customs did not press for a heavy sentenos, but they thought it their duty to prosecute for the sake of example ; sad it wall most imperative to the public that parsons in their employment should be those of the highest character. The Common &violent said It was a serious of ; and it I must be known that where an institution like the Customs made a rule, it was not dose for nothing and it was most important that their servants should be of the highest cha racter; however, the excellent abaratter given to the pri soners would operate in their favour, and the punishment would be comparatively light. Bibery was then sentenced to one mouth's imprisonment, end Churchman to 14 days'. The other cases tried during the day were of a trie::l sad wholly unimportant description. THE POLICE COURTS. Lsa►nh I li. BrBPICTED 11.1tRDNA AND ROBBIRT IN ISA WANDS WONTH-ROAD.--Shorlly before the Hon. Mr. Norton quitted the bench a respectable looking young woman dressed in deep mourning, waited upon him for his miasma in re• covering property detained by Mr. Meddle which belonged to his unfortunate housekeeper, who was found dead in the kitchen of his house. the particUlare of which extraordinary occurrence must be fresh in the memory of our readers. The young woman stated that she was the daughter of the murdered woman, and had frequently applied to Mr. Meddle for her mother's clothing and what little mmey she might have left. He refused to give them up, and a abort time ago he attended at this court before Mr. Elliott, and promised to give up all her property to her brother who re side' at Ipswich. She (applicant) had received a letter front her uncle &interning Mr. Meddle to give her the property, and he still refused. She new, therefore, wanted his woe ship's *dike and assistance. Mr. Norton said that Meddle ought to give up the goods. Ai he so often refused he would see what a summons would do. His worship directed a summons to be served upon him directly to attend at this court and answer for his extraordi nary conduct. The summons was instantly made out, and placed in the hands ei Saunders for sank*. WESTMINSTER. Emarinvn Haunt.° Lama Fa•one.—A cause look ing Italian, apparently upwards of 50 years of age, who ruses as the Count Bertola, and is charged with personating latuarini, ex-minister of grace and justice to the Roman Republic, was brought up for an examination with endeavouring to obtain a charitable contrib.- , t e ton ari C i m Earl Fitswilliam. The witnesses who had given evidence on the previone occasion, after a cromexaminstion by Ur. Sidney, in which nothing was elicited to shake their testimony, had a few iturstione put to them by Mr. Shun to strengthen his case. Additivnal evidence in support of the charge WM.; been heard, the prisoner was reminded. PUBLIC SALES. ZrLY 11 —By Mr. blgasa, at the Mart.—Meisty of al freehold ground rent of 301. 195., secured epos seven house, Barnsbary- street, Islington—sold for 4201. Moiety of a freehold ground rent of 621. 12s. 6d. upon 13 houses, Park•street, Islington-6601. Freehold house and grounds, called the Priory, Fuk street, Islington, let for 641.-2,0501. Copy hold ground rent of 51. IS., secured upon the Bain bow, Barnsbury-strest, Islington-1201. Moiety of cop b old grown d rents producing 691. 9s. per annum upon 11 houses, Barnsbury-plses, Islington-8001. Leasehold boast, Belle Terre Villa, hloion-road, Ham• nterszaitb, let for 321. 101 , held for 96 years at 51. —2601. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FILIDAY, JOLT 12, U5O. The State cf the Weather at each of the followiag at Mae o'clock yesterday morning. The are ',resumed is order of latitude. Nosed Maw. C airn at Wild. ~~ N alai et Weathir. w : Worm ... I TU3101:111 ...........I Sw► .... Im GlaiNOW iir. w. Gal/lElam OssUe Omen _ . Osstie ■wr Gentle Mena COB Gentle Ikons Oft' 040101 Sam e Giotto gram Olga 11111•8 Oda _ _ _ OsolYam= GNllisissis Oka _ _ _ , Onaim. Omft buss Cali _ Osseo armee Omen ammo Gads Ilieses Oda _enitls limn Par Wily Cloudy Overcast _ _ Omens& Overeat Overlent Partially Cloudy Part °°.y Overcast Overcast Overcast omeg a ii;iiii Used, Tinian, aced, overeat ifia;47 . Partially Oatidy Ogallala Overall* Nernst Omelet . i t — tT y Overcast a°.di THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 111110. MARKETS. COTTON.—LieIoPooL, JULT IL—TM sales of cotton today are estimated at 10,000 bake, and esnaist of toe import about 1,000 Manahan at ltd. to 71(1., 400 Bahia at Rd., 300 Egyptian ot 71d. to 1,360 Surat at 41(1. to 614. import silos P.iday 43,000. TM market closes with a worse Moto, of all th'usa compared with Friday's rates; pricey of American are Id. to 44., and all other sorts 1.1. dearer. If anything tb's has been a worse day to buy on, but the diagonals is maalL MANCHUTIA. JULY 11.—We have had • Rood healthy market, with prices still sliphtly advancing both in cloth and yarns. There to rather more business in the better qualities of 7.4tha print . ino cloths, as well as in domestics, end In almost all description* of yams. im& Belk winners sod roanufmturers are Arm in their efitires to pr raise HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NowurosAw. July 11.—Hosiery : Oar lime bids bee essnalybees so ndes die* the past west The wet wadi, my bee be ease ritet te this melees; ewe be lee bewerar, a very fair deed aU erase tbe he es* ; estreeptles Ught nue Maim bee gee al egg freely. The mew Inside et our trade an saw terser staselea he de, hem seer trade; be preset appeannese time is may peeped of wet basin • verg geed de ease The gees of gees we we ire el the ttmehs mare of metal geada-11 the gine kessbee lbw Is very little ; isoftW mobarlfte the dm* veered eels of tow prate. the - MR dal glut dteseg la abaft aftegtoest, and a groat easy haw wrylaki de. lesessamare gmerally glee out work very =et left SO easily al eters, we regret to hear that gala ganialbs geed es Is Ibis brush et the trade. A eiskram a tio die bee et kis mit he so much work aim tber se egssalig pi • step will etlestely had to teas dews tbe_gelse of lemir.—la ems • brae leaderes is sow eine neaaMoa Mammrn IS see gem, rad pries ad of See • brie lisabele 111 mew deg; e v il li = eildie sille rrea li. Edda Pads' le mar bele vf•—lids ndi seed rade gee lova Oman a Mr of Iseresed donee de eels Ness See Is ewe bee dreg eat at Meet :g m et es an set Is egg= Ile es pent Mimes mess wide reemeg ewes E m ilie I make • applessa the we have a* lar a law to media a Ildls peseta sell tbe astesa dee Names% Ow ire eall bee • Nem at • regale. if sot a beg% Wee gels of MIA ikeripelses: It appears sestet that bere keg Imes* vase wilt be asdepes errs.—Neetetgdekle NAPVIIrp 110PIL-1411nux, July 11—With the eseeptiie el hw jiwietkau Ile bee rani be tith OMNI see Wei tetylbee tem tenet% ittewetwg issi i3=l: eweseer shoats twedhelity. The duty he Me aimed h welmeted at Mate COSH.—SANBORN, July 11.—We were tolenbly well .me*led with Whose to.day. which Inend buyers at ea whew* of le. tole. per qr. so Caw of ell kinds Oro. with wore Inquiry lart Hems. ll a kaoire:—What, la to to. Id. pot twebel. I lterby, to SW. per • Neww, Ile.te Y. per being. Oh% tells. pie v. Duaithottait. Jon 11.—At the Glottmeter or Wet. lei* OOP% 1111 Or Ith Wheel et ell themistione we MeV& Mr= item Swig !WSW wars =co swww. • MINI side. lleene me ila • pawl demaktr. Attlpiant slosh but Ilateoheed pew hm been eel • gr the a et Ip. as 2a. ti figemter lo.dity ift ere• atter . by be Mil get MAW So eny whir l et the Ingle. sod Mr him A ea l e se wh a t At UM thin was az/ • et a end wo at ipww. an.a lkh• l e r IZE harts( proved wryllie Wide be Mk ilemmel. Mg mellmed ls mho. Oats 10 meet whew amid be Wilimil ce beam. ha le. r .., Jr. dant Ille kV= ere the rust quotations AVM. ii. ft tra.24. :ore. ..,:tz.tr.i.17.7; M• t. N. .d., lin* * , trld e• 26 to l i ti t.. ; New. M. M. Wald.; Mod% er. Oita WM. Erten pet hip. pris ed. bide. ed.; priallsgwer 181a.M.M. 2 a; d. ChM Mae. par hat qr.. I Mate. to Mt 6L ; Wei* blab amliejll=del elle., ldeNellbe.., .tli 42100,17 e. ed. ft MAL; (NUM MAL 17s. M. m 17e. we. ; Web . Me. hi. to las. M. itwork egabg. dd. pee 11 1 1101t.ltagg.to lined. : nert MA Otto 1 Ie.IM ; MIK WM. es lea N.; Wig; 02 Z e d to to let lid. Pas. bele*. gm logerhi gr., Mt to Ilia; OR Ulle lee. ed. b ImoIL loglla. per lfeha, ILI& to 111 1" Th: VW,. ih i Saa, per el feello.. MA 61. to las Al. ; mad% SU. dd. to ile. ed. purtoi, 317 . 7 T 11. —The Piggies of Emellalt wheat to-day vats mak IN* a- =eh mere alma matt& Preis Wen le. per graerew dens lbw. Wader week. leads was be valid hem 40e. to 446. gar tweed qualm Bareldh smes hs boa CC., __ 6Bl thaw vamped ftwere dug Pikes ve• "'"' briglyiesestallft i ris Yaw pw queer. Ruda litho kis dit te ic=a Yenta red, egos hoe gra. ifie7re.toitaper "wham, dee. Wg g e..= Ow Pail. tbkoitsriy =lt to SW. per ads. Md. arta *VIM. us a oars Wok ale Is lbw i ttea t rree pt ipet .. pde ss =ovel to St . e mama d Na. tit to Me. per ma, aml — drol MMus. ho., met, Wes to la. ear Wad. There wee 'WOW lopoeM mle hie Intim end pileup were ski tarn in Mar of the miler age * wrillbg kw& Na 55.. to hea par 1 • Ilastiti ma Puisila grinding, ee. to I. par = .l =sg i ses sat in* drag hat sort l MOM IMMI WO* 61.1.. Drs Mt Walk Mtn& to lea per imperial therter. DOI Mille. lee. to 17e. N. pm an fa lids bleak, 12e. et to leerlragerlat quotor. Dena we la bra little rowel etnelbealemgmien. Inglidt brought hem IS.. to Us. per quar ts. jradvoss. le e fle. m f a =l is The minis for UM work ham is_ -dreent, 6,0 M ; 'MN Mee quarters; heresy, 142 Twirlers ; /Mr, ma 0 tends. The memos hr the weak witardthy to thews aspesnws Morel mint bow benn—whorat, Oa Id. ; este, Me. let ; barley, Ilk Ild. ; Wee; Illa Dovish', hap 11.—We had a moderate eicip of Wheat; Ow Inds woe set very brig. bed inwstaally • skews wee mods et en Mimeo MM. pr qr. gmendly, arid away lamina ot from kJ. ila per qr. Little or nothiag delft la Barley. la Oats. Boos, sad Pew there was note activity aad a 'Batt strum la prise. Whese. white. Oa. ; bet red. 42a. se Ma; raiddlisa, lakelor ; Ma. to $7.. Braley, 17.. to Si.. awe, Ito. feed s. . Brae, fug. to Us. der, ria. to Us. per qr. Thu; Ilse, per Mid, SL, to lb.; lemeds, eft to its FazxsAir s July 11.—Tiks Whitt trade was brisk at ibis doro ataritsy ma realised as arms upon kat wok's Mar of fully . per v. Wbssi, lot. to 121. Ws. per 1444. Praloy, Ma. to SS& per qr. Oats, to 12a. Dem, 270. to tOo. Poo, 370. to 300. • OODALYING. hay 10.—The Wheat trade Wae glum de void otaannstlso Way, dames an advance a/ abaci In per qr. took pleas la the assail want, mkt. Wheat, red, SI& to 4; white, 41s. to 44a.; In; Na to 4/44. Batley. 201410 Ma. rem, 27.. to Jos. Deana, 264.4.1111. 011% 14a. to 19s. per qr. limarrox..—.Tuly 11.—We bed • lime sumber m ama at market to-day, and a better sapid, at Wheat th an for some waft past. bed Istaisd Us. to 445. lent Oars mass bettor asSa, at forme ram. ABNINOTItiI, July 11.—We have ked • Mak demand today fur Wheat, at an actranatof 2a. qr. No Earley offeriag. Beans and Par awn ire pier. WOW. rad, 40a. to 43..; "AIM, 45a. be Ks. Oto a. Stn. Grinding Nazism los. to Boma. Its, to Inn POW, Nowsuae, July ll.—We had a tolerably good 'apply of Wheat ix this day. market. which stet a steady sale, at an advaaceet fully 2s. per or, the best dew:hellos.' and being moat ha deemed. Only a reta.l business down in spring oorn. The last fourtam days have hem very unfavounilde far the growing crops of WheaL Price of Wheat, 425. 10d. Finlay:ma, July 11.—Oar win market was wall attended taday by millers, and sales of Wheat were en:Ae at the pekes cilia Tamara market. The weather is warm but cloudy. Rogirrux, July 10.—Wheat le. to 2a. per load dearer; supply short The price of flour raked Id. per peek. Scarcely any thing doing In Berley, Osa Hans, or Peas. Wart, 246 to 31s. per lead. Baby, Ise. to 234. per gr. Oats, Ifs. to lie. STOCKTON-ON-TRIM, July 10.—ne arrivals of grain from abroad °patina large. At this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat how the gr were, whirl met a reedy sale, at an advance of 24. lo a. pa Or. us the rata of this day week. The supply et Oats, Mann sad Fed/ MY abort, and each may be noted 6d. per qr. dearer. nour, 36. per sea higher. The following are the present p.-ices : Wheat, per qr. of alba. to the head, Durham and York shire, red, 416 to 44e. ; white, 446 to ils; South country red, 436 to 43e. ; white, 40e. to 411 s. Oats, teed, la. to 20s. ; potato, 20e. to 214. Deana, new, Ills. to 30e. Flour per seek of 2e0164., fine, aim Oa. ; supeenne:36s. Oatmeal, Scotch , Wheat, forelan. pet gr, of albs. to the bushel, Dentate, Konigsberg, and Elblag, 4te. to 42e.; Ratak, Wismar, and Stralsund, as. t 3 435. • Hamburg and Stettin, 41 to 44e. ; Holstein and Danish, 426 to 43i. Oats, Dutch and inftlandl6e. k. 20s. Pea, boiling, 27e. • grinding, 245. lire, 245. to 25a. Impale during the past week heat, austwile, ISU qrs. ; *gram ;M. Barley, lawn, 603. Bye, coastwas 100. • WORKINGTON July 10...-There mu but a modems sup ply of Wbest and Barley today. The prices varied little, If anything, tram those of last week. The supply of thus wu alas moderate, and they were sold at tha prises of the previous week. Wiliest, lea. to 2Uo. Barley, 9s. ed. to 9e. 4d. Onto, to. ad. to Be. Flour, per stone, Is. 10d to la. narayttour, ls. Au. Uatemu, is. dd. Ryellour, .s. WittltneCiitti, July 10.—The improved accounts from Mark-lane, received this morning, have Imparted increased confidence w holders of Wheat, who refuse to Pell except at an aliVilllCC of Id. per barrel on last Saturday's rata, Other articles without any change. EnfltßrßOX, July 10.—There was a fair supply of all Mode of grain In the market to-day. Wheat sold well, there being a good dermad, prices rising In eoniequeme. Barley mu eaceedmply dull of sole ; auto , the average row a little. Oats were quick of sale, and had a rise. Beans were dull, and falling In peke. Wheat, 116 a. Od. to 113 a. Barley, 19a. dd.. to gas. 64. Oat% 16a. 61. to Ski. ed. BLUM. 2611. to SI& OLosoow, July 10.-The week's imports to the Clyde comprised 6,330 qrs. Wheat from Egypt (referred to in our last re port:, 900 sacks Flour, end about 1,70) qrs. Oats from Ireland, 1,773 seeks now from France, and a Mill parcel or Peas from Canada. Via Orangsakuth, arrivals coastwise con.ist of 932 qrs. IA heat, 1,303 qrs. Badey, 2,329 qrs. Oats, Grin qrs. Beans, and 330 sacks Flour, and trots taws ports 3,412 qrs. Wheat, 990 qrs. Barley. 779 qrs. Oats, 1,94 u qrs. Beans, and 220 qrs. Pcas bare come t. hand. The weather ' continuing unsettled a esteiderable busker' was done in Wheat at the clone of the week and full prices were otnrdned for well-conditioned parcels, all other artia,ea being held with great firmness. Since Sun. day very little rain has fallen in this ihstriet, and this morning we have hi fight sunshine; but the nights are odd for the lesson, and the crops are not making great progress. At this day's Diarist an ad vance of bd. to Is. per boll on Wheat and Is. pet met on Hour being required, business was checked, but the trade closed firm at the rut proveraew, and very tittle tine Wheat offering. Oats were steady, end there was rather more doing in Barley at late ratm. Beans and Peas unaltered. Wheat, English, per 2400116., white, new, 2 Is. the. to els 6d.; red, old, 236. Od. to 20.. Oil.; new, 20s. Orl. to 2,a. 6d. ; Scotch, white, new, 19s. 6d. to 20s. fal.; Irish, red and white, new, lifs, bd. to 19s. bd.; Noble, old, 225. Cd. to 235. rid.; new, 21s. rd. to 235. lid.; ruiners Asa, old, 21s. Cd. to 13.. 6d.; new, 21s. ed. to 2:s. Od.; Danish, old, 2.5. 6d. to 21a. Od. ; new, 19s. Od. to 20s. td.; Odessa, soft, old, 193. od. A 1U bl.; Canadian, old, 203. Gil. to 21.. 6.1.; I.lrlted States, old, 206. Od. 93 21s. Od. Barley, per 3201b5, Berwkk and Scotch, now, 13e. Orf. to 16s. Od.; Insh, new Ise. 6d. to I Is. Gd.; tureign, free, Pomeranian, &c., new, 13s. ed. to 13e. 6d. Danish, new, 14s. Od. to 14 3 . 6d. Oats, per 2641. .., Berwick and Scotch, new, it.. 6d. to 13s. ed.; Irish, Wexford, Ste., new, 14s. Gd. to 13s. Od.; Ilancrick, Sic., old, 14s. 3d. to 13s. Gd.; new, Ha. 6.1. to 13e. 6d.; extra prepared, new, Hs. W.; foreign, KU.Billo. old, 14s. Od. to 131. Od.; Danish, 13.. 6d. to 141. Od. Beans, Scotch, new, 12s. 6d. 115.; foreign, 126. to 13s. 6d. per 4 Iml riel bushels; blab, per 2601 be., 14e. Od.; Egyp tian, per 2:0166 4 old, 12s. to 13s. Od. ; new, 13s. 6.1. Per, white, per 210ihe., old, Its. 6d. to 136.6 d.; grey, Its. to 14.. bd. Flour, per tales., new, English, our WOW, 32P.Pd. to 335. Od. ; Irish, superfine, 316..t0 335. ; tine, 33.. to 326.; extra choice qus'ities,32s. 6d. to 335. 6d.; No.etican, vow, per barrel, 01d.19e. oil. to 21s. (Marcell, psi. 2r.01b,.., outimon cut, now, 235. 611. to As. Indira Oar; lea. t ) 133. to. per 3i1611a. cArrLE,•ake. NKWARK FOUTNIOHT FAT STOCK MARK.; Joy 9.—There was a very goal show of Mc" and Bengt ; many sake were effected, and buuneee use muted uo somewhat trickly. Although we cannot quote ph^ ts any highe-, yet the owlet . 'mod Om. There were 723 Sheep and 7.1 be retina NIIIWARIL, July 10.—We boas had but a mall market to-day, and the quantity or stock w.is limited. Last week's prices were made, but the Madame was done was not great. There were 41 Bent, 14 sneer, and let Ngr penned. - - NOTTINOHAY. July 10.—The supply of stock to-day was considerably smaller than for some weeks pan, arts the demand befog brisk, tserythlog was sokL Prices Best Beef, Zia. to Be. 6d. ; •nte_ riot'. to. ad. to 3s. 6d. Best Mutton, 3d. to Sid. ; Inkrior, id. to 44d. Lambs, 6d. to 61d. SALFOID, July 10.—We had • good show of aback, el; elelly Sheep and Lambe; Brains in moderate aupply only. For prime Deer the prior did not exceed Ss 4d. to U. ltd., and anorrior Mutton and Lamb 4d. to Std. per lb. A good clearance w.le edeeted. WARIFISLD, July 10 —Abaut 700 Beasts and 7,600 Sheep wre ebown at this market, but, trade being rather heavy, • few of both newts and Khrep untamed unsold. Beef, U. to 34.6 d. per atone. Mutton, 44d. to 41d. per lb. - - - WISUECH FAT STOCK MUSKET, July 11.—A Rood supply, both of Beasts and 6becp, and a bur attendance t•I buyers. dales were made freely, at folly tormer rates. Bert, Ss. 6d. to 60. per stone. Mutton, ewe, 44d.; nether, 41d. • • Sd. per lb. Pork is gettang rather mane; prim, 48. M. to la. 6d per stone BDIIIDVEIOtf, July 10.—Tbe number of Cattle was 535, being 13 lees than bat week. Sales dull. At the close of the market a great many were unsold. A few very superior lute brought nearly 7s. lid. per Dutch stone, but this was the esception, not the rule of the market, 7s. being the current top, ba ed. the curtest price; middling and inferior kinds, from att. to 3s 6d. per Dutch stone. The market was sole largely supplied with (Sheep and Lambe ; the num. bee 4,67a0 ins 730 enure than last week. gales were exmcJingly dull, end prices down. At the close of the market nearly one half of the Oren shown were untold. gleck.faced welders were in de mand. One lot, fed by Mr. John Hunt 'l' luchatters, brought 4 5 e. each, or Gd. per lb. Demand for Lambs irisk, particularly fur the =tand inferior Until, while the best sorts fell Is. each. Top ile best Mutton, 6d. per lb.; current, id.; secondary and usl'irre kinds, item Std. to 48d. Land a, top, les.; current. 155.; seeseie.ey sort., from 10s. to 125., and bona to 7s. ea-b. tit sold. GLASGOW Hotta FAlL—This annual fair took place yeaterday, in the cattle-market. Tho attendenee of buyers was no. MMUS, th011(14 from t h e large show of Gomm, the odes were not brisk till a very admixed cubxiof the duty. The number of anima's on the ground was ver7 lug,, mire D 3 than last year; while, bas probably from thuse, the were at Mat from 13 to 20 per Gent. bmsestb those of last fair. Good draught and saddle Gorses said at pekes rang:ng front 1 0 1. to 26/. Three ilniNclar , animal, of the former dewAplhnt, sold by Mr. Plaskbaley, brought the Mabcat price yesterday; they wan purchased Was 141. eat. Of roadsters there was a line show; but, from the noshed demand, the greeter part were unsold at the close of the market, which was, on the whole, a dull one. ililDittlMlllll. MAZZA? —ThiS market was held on Friday last, but ties attendance of country people was not very large, owing to 1111dweaseser being no Wagger • feelng.matket. There were about 30 tarts of Obese to OeormsoMert, the price of which ran from 4. 6d. to 3s. per Mane of Sabo The Hone market was pretty full, sad prism ware, opts the whole, inn. Good draught Gone. brought OM and 401, and Inferior chscriptions were going at all petal, bona 121. to Is tho Malt market, Banta It for summer =brought front U. to 101. For two.year-elds them was little and prim were consequently low, Web Caws ran from 31 to U., very few above the Latter sum. The Cattle market was two *bred Mt% and the ambers manor than last Tar. Exmainon or 1851.—The clerics in the railway travelling department of the Post•ottes have remitted, through dm hands of Mr. Lachlan Mve leas, to the rural treaavvere at dm Hank of Ragland, the sem of 221. ltir., es their AM eortiatinties. SHIPPING INTRLLlCilitiell. Min sus Omesessaismis.ih• aims* %mew," ess•lawci CASUALTIES. Gavle Doll, Anion, boa Mamma l to St. a.— Jul loadored at Ha ; crow saved, and laattao taribt,,i ' DiTaal, y 9. Hama, of eisa.shrkad, Lama, haat to Priobithotim pa ow the rooks off hat poet 29th July, and . rani and a wraelt.—Crostat, Ism•liess,ola Legh, In online wito ao.lay got on titan was tb thr is h w by , pushoeskio will was oC sat Wis.—Portsmuth. Bt.Jima (diem aaraa c h o P a eraul, from Sonderlood was washed so dna win Band s this *awl' aavad.— Dal. Joie 10. A nn an , I MAILS. Melina ................ .............. _ Lio r_ ll .............. ................. hulk M 14411 .... 111,111111 M ........ Bogies and Haifa' ......... eadse s H ad av ........... w imam . mask ...... Brasil ...................... ................... ARRI VRD. hams—at Ormisend, July 10, froto .... Itmemest--at Orsvasend, July 11, from, ... At.u.suca—st Oravesead,. July 11, from.... ALBERT —at. Gravemead, Julylo, Bausisor—at Gram:mod, July 11, from. ... r00m ..„..: Bosounuorme Presume—at Gm . ay l 4 Barrow Tau—at Plymouth, July 10, Ossornumm—at Plymouth, July 9, '''''''''' Dula Mau-- at Hull, July 10, ''' • Eisoa—at Cardiff, July 9, from. ...... ....... Eton -11t Dud, July 10, ....... Eumu—st Hall, July 10, from .. .... . . .. Lam floart.sou—at On July 11, fr0m,,., , Luau—et Graveled, July 11, trued. .... Pummuat Gravesend, July 11, from ... Azoth-41 Grimm& July 10, fr0m. .,., Hamm. 1.-611 Deal, July 10, from ...... " • Hume—at Deal, July 10, from .. . ... . .............. liume—at Falmouth, July 10, from. ........... !unarm—at Deal, July 10, horn . ... loorseseroasea—at C July It, 'fr om : Imisserur —at Drummed. July 11, from . _ Jour Ilawres—at Gravesend, July 11, Jacssoff—at Ormosemk July 10, from.. ..... Lum—off Deal, July 10, .. . from ............ Lcowneo--st °missend, July 11, from WIDDIJEWCIT Gravesend, July 11, fem lasnaas—at Oravesend„ July 11, from ....... Mama—atOmvasmid, July 10, from .............«.,, ,, Murroa—at Bristol, July 11, ..... .. NAM -11. °later, July 10, from...—. Nsar— at Deal, .31.17 10, from ...... Narm—st Gravesend, July 11, omsarrac—at Liverpool, July 11, from. Osamu—at Gramosed, July 11, from ........ ..... Pmaars—at Bundarlsod, July 7, from Poacurma—off Deal, July 10, from Pastor— at NT tl9lolltb, Ali, 10, from ....... 417111$ Or Tali July 9, from ROYAL WILLIAM —at Hull, July 10, from Bus Ifamramo—at Liverpool, July 11, from .. flumarnunresi or llar—at Brlstol, July 11, froeU : Tiumns—atOravasend, July 11, from SAILED. Amenterar Conowe-from Portmnouth, Jody It, Amiss-from Sunderland, July 0, to ANTOMIA-free LiMpool, July 11, to ALIIITROIS-from Gravesend, July 11, to • -- - Gravesend, July I% to t Liverpool, July 10, t 0..,,., lverpool, July I to Liverpool, , July 11,11 to nosomme-trom Liverpool, July 11, to CANILLII-4DINI Falmouth, July 9, to Coatemas -frees Hartlepool, July 10, Cemoya-rrom Newport, July 10, to Canticles Fiascos-from Sunderland, July 9, to Coatarts -from Sunderland, July 9, to Cam. Excemio-trout Liverpool, July 10, to Comerios-from Liverpool, July 11, to Oottrucws-from Liverpool, July 11, to CJWIII-front Gravesend, July 11, to Dimorroar-Front Liverpool, July 11, DIVOIIIIIIU-from Gravesend, July 11, to DOLPZIN-from Cardiff, July 10, to Mango-from Sakombe, July 9, 10 Euseserai-tram Cardiff, July 10, .. .... Eau KIPOALD-Iron Folinouth, July 9, to GUS. AND JANZ-from Sunderland, July 9, to EDWARD-from Hull, July 10, to WAN -hum Liverpool, July 11, to Eum MAIT Arsa-from Lirmoul, July 11, to Emus Qvase-from Liverpm4 July 11, to LIOCLI-from Liverpool, July 11, to Janice -from Liverpool, July 11, to immense-from Liverpool July 10, to Jrus-trap Queen/town, July 9, to LAURIL-from Gravesend, July Il to Staaosts-troet Gravesend, July 11 to Aleamcomerrs-Irom Gravesend, July 11, to . A. JOUNKTott-from Liverpool, July 11, t 0.. .. MANTI ta-from Newport, July 10 to Illat 06room-from Portsmouth, July 10, 4o /dormice-from Queenatown, July 9, to NAPWALI -from Liverpool, July li, to PRINCE ALBUM-from Newport, J uly 10, to Paeans lhorma-front Portsmouth, July 10, to PIOIIIIE-from Shields, July 9, to fir. Awroria-from Torbay, July 10, Oaaeurwma-from Deal, July 10, to .-.. ... - saaassews-from Queenstown, July 9 , to SI:SAMNA- from Liverpool, July 10, to S,,rcr Joar - from Liverpool, July 11, to Mimeo-front Liverpoo4 July 10, SAOa/4 -from Orayeteod, July 11. to Som. 01111110 ms -from Ormond, July 11, to Tana-from Liverpool, July,lo, to ii;;;- 7 troZ . r, Mary, wile Ntr. N. Cat.to... 1/' 14 1`411 ' t "lnlto it Nley ti wad i t ill 2. n. taw h eexca . Bat it is Nth, 9111 19. ' t e a tto, - , I ._ ll l 111 ' 0 : Jaly • 1117 2, • •ily ...... .... 4.4llfrtty .... ..... ••• fama ........ Ltd% L 4404 "^".Treatia . . t„, • Nt, Trit ... . .181 ....... PALI ........ ........ Ulla Non ••••• °dash ..... .- L•oniann ......... ero l ol . .. Pete/LA. .....Siena L 1,44 - .... Leer Ilateno ••• • ••t1104.6 ..... n BL N 1 0 ,, 0 ....... • IL Ann ....... . Peter• Lot ......... Sl. , 3Ltra . N-e T 3 rit .... ..... . No., ..... . I r.t , 3 ...P 23.. y ..... I Z. 44 o .... • .... •• 5 r.:•.• , 1 ir. .... •z ..... . 1.. ; ell a I:. N , 4 - 3 Neesar: e NLtl5. L Nes / . ......... . • •••1 ['err. .51 - 4 L - . .......... • • . . Rot:. r • . • -Constantin • L. lat. 19 N., :n. 1, lon. 5 .:L. 1 N., ...La.:: W. 1•l N., :n. • IT. , N , lune :. 41.: I N., :on. :* w. . 99 W. :••11. 3: W. lo N.. n.:t I W. J . .Lar F. 23, * -Lt. 4' N., SioLlifl, Jlne ND GENERAL •th lr 4C•7 t The ;awn, heo..tb the ll000lopa:b.hr •e5i.....0* tad MT. C , CI- - Caftan tot: stf.nr- n And a ra.1.1 on:y Errr.ztheal holugh. , I CI RE OF 115 lot .‘f a ' , woo 4 yearn :tont a tune. I I purpose. I mak . .1 con.: . .:e re io not :he Wetmerr.“ Theo x h- DEATHS. aro. Baia, at a an. re, the of tha Hrs. Cowttull, of Mts. T. tit. W. L. HUM- n. T. Sy runs oi if a daughter. . 1. C. Yotiug, at a s filaicow, trtruito It. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aosu (brig), from London for Jamaica, Hay 21, 40 W. garraLora (barque), from liarana, Jan 9, lat. 14.20, ANN, of Juno 24, fat. 44, lon. 13. - .cusses, 3W 1, lat. a 1 N.. on. 24 W. • Cna.co, hoar LiM:rpool.foriClparano,llay 12, lat. CATO (barque), Jane 20, lat. 41, kn. 32. Comas, trots Liverpool tor Quebec, June 20, lat. 4% DOODAD Curie (ecbcoom), &GUI Bahia, JUDO 22, I 21 4 W., out 32 days. Eimaa 22. rna (bartino), from London for Quebec, Jt EARL or Lrvraroot., for Coquimbo, March 20, tat. 9 FALCAO, May 21, lat. 3 N., ton. 24 W. luxes', April 17, lat. 13 8 lon. 23 E. Jana (law, May I,lst. 23 S.. tot. Zt W. Lsoaranw, for Valparaiso, Aprill2, at. 23 S., lon. Las (inbooner), from Alelosn&ia, off Galtta. LIM% (brig:, June 1, off Goad:donne. Maar Euks, fur St. Francisco, April 3, lat. 11.5.. MANIUMA (English ship), bound out, May 21, Lt. reuroaa, of Meter, nom London for amass, Rock of Lisbon. Polortaaa, Beal, from London for sew Zealand, I lon. 7. -- tl%:aiiac, of Penzance, tram GirgenU tor S6ie:ll, off [Advertisementi—Tus Ttern AN HEALIII.—It may fairly be said, the state of the Toe: upon the state of the bodily heilth, and the depends greatly upon the state of the ree:`. lb prtne.p,e of lndnite•imal dons in .41 vownen . 4 . is no doubt the right one, a. n powcred but aukatori. !Vatted Ilen,..st‘ t,th this uut wit* utmost extent, as 'ODIC o! the mo article in iiateriaileKa are rocisuool portion being gradually absorbed every day. not the game, but the whole system. It linewv.e the teeth, gradually removing the tartar, pui thereby presenting infection, and corrects nudity stomach.—Addresa, noes and ficurs, 1I and to, London. [Advertiat ment„.] -EXTRAORDINARY OEMS ST HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND nun.—Eztrac Hampton, New Brunswick, dared Feb. 10, 1546. Bolkrway.—Sir,—A son of mine, ld years of age, ulcers on Isis limbs and body for nwr' thus three 3 smell pieces of bone had been removed from time to to several medial men is St. John's, but all to no then induced to try your ointment and pi7s, which cure. Several months Live since 04.0. and there est appearance of their teturn.—,etem JAWS W medicine are sold by all drowns, 411.1 AL Promos' tovio"orw*, 240, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. A.ND D. BIRTHS. BAIN.—July 7, at the Masse ul Hawn Mariunch, BIATIIWATT.—JuIy 7, at lleybridge, Statfutdelure, Her. W. T. Blathwayt, ut a run. CAVEIIIIILL.—JuIy 7, at ettelatere, tAat Lothian, • SOD. DENA LiTON.--July 7, at guava's-crewcut, Glue° olstos, of a aim. Etrlt74 DALL—JuIy 9, at Tonp:Natreet, Sar.9VCA, • ul a ens. SYME:A—JuIy 9, at the GN: ire lan, Bra daughter. WESt 9, at Bridgwater, Mrs. ti. 11. Wm. of YOUNO.—JeIy 7, at liontetth.row, tilamitor, daughter. MARRIAGES ASIIPORD—FIMLAYSON.—JaIy 9, at Broomlor. by tba Bev. Mr. Cuabraae, Mr. IL Ash ord, to ihr CURESTAL—MACKIL—JuIy 9, at rtirdNa.strart, t.O.nbut4 3 . Chr (Madiow, to . autos lrrtne, eZat Jdn.gbur 0., W. Markle. UALIAMAN —MUDGE—JuIy 6, at St. It. N. Ulm to 1 , cativo J er, rlyntoutb,t , t lter. J. Hate:bird, A. Milord& Esq., , ate, • of the late Lieut. Stodge, R.N. entru—WKNLVlll.—Jely 8, at Cletimlrce, alavow, bY the I''' . W tenet; thpt. J. ttralth, Cattretin,, out; lorititet ot Mr. N. 11.11ittrie. - tx YAILTY—JACILONIy at St. Wien's, litaborartte. Bee. J. N.; Cos, LA., E.a.A., J. 'Slaty, 1,4, or = to Catharine, youngest Laughter of 11. .14.:knat, . ball.atraat. WARMINGTOM— OM-MON.-441y 6. at Stratrord.oo.An.a Istr. church, by the Rev. W. ILtrrett, Mr. IL J. Wannuorton, 0: I to Lucy, adrat daujbter d Mr. T. W. Saimaa, of Stratfot,l , Aeon. W A COTE& —July O. at Briton Terry Thumb. th , E Th orax's, Ineutubeat, Mr. Welkin*. o( CWMPLAttI. W ter, of Briton Terry. DEATHS. CATAn9.—JaI7 8, at tied $3. " UAW.—Jaly In, at Exmouth, Mary Ann, wife et Mr. Iv.tw. 011M031.—July ',at St. Vintest.etreet, rammow, lt, asufb , " at the tate G. Mem, hie. JAMll6.—July 7, at Gralgotreet, Swantsea, Mr. T. Jame*. Atesi KEEGAN. July 4, at North-etrect, Darkletreet. Edloborgh, bells Melville, widow ot the late T. Keegan, Edinburgh. MALONZ.--tely 6, at Ilamiltoootreet, Greenock, Mr. H. 4 11414. ot HAL% Crultotas. MUMlo.—July 3, at Edinburgh, Alexander Maar* Eel., "OIL Mr. Munro, Wee a lout senior is hada, TON Wthe l a respcoalbto oars of Comatlaeary.thmeW et the ladies e ft r a ge l : ll :l 4 ler d s; olrawsoim_ralrei= WYE West. la as pooloil al ear. has Pea . x ir. ii.ir. 24. W. N.M. ii.vr. N.W. LW. LW. N.W. x:w. W. LW.