The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-10 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. AIINIRALTT, JULY 9. PIOMOTIONS. Coes. ,wrier. P T. Brows (184 0 ). J. H. Hayes (1841), sod Nos d. D &moo (1M), promoted to the weak 01 Copulas,. ATPOMTMOSTI. Cuassawder W. C. Chaathelleile (1840, is epeeimei to commase the Coelho.. 11, screw steam aMp, of 400 bon power, fee partivaJas aerie eke Brows, loomotog. Maw P. hbssd (1864) to tbo Coder. 36. at Mallow. Sown P. Mown (1840). to be DoPety Impostor 06 SAW ZoogitoL mooo _mobs prookno roost by tit* presides. of Best Lississi fl. Bsitk, C.D., sad Boor-Ad taitol 8. lovuo, , beyo beta otaftnall apes Cayuga, eis T. ,racy. 861, sad Certain G. IL Mosby. PORTSMOUTH. JULY 9. Tbo Masai transport. Halprood , No. 77. Captain Loyal, sad Job. Boom No. 111. Captai n Lassa, atriml at Soitbrad tbis asotaiailbom IM Orissa. ; asall . bs Union, Cap's'. Wats% Ma DIOR TbS7 aokbar ot • dim Wag any isvalids.or akar peimsfers, argue des titute of as's', aossiag boos tbroosa tads anises being icep;essd akar. 16 mm, and 33 heel" helmigiag le es Ants i Greys ; sad 3 oaken, 28.... and 4e gongs if the lob Crepes Guards embarked to-day hem the defillyeed, ea Ispard the British and Nor h Amide's Mail Company's . gasket Cambria, No. 101, steam tramspert , for mammies to eke Beat. She went oat of be:bow this diereses at 4 e'slock, sad calls at Piymontb for another draft waiting Owe. The horses pet on board to-day wore very lbw animals, yoeng, end apparently well maimed. Drafts of Infantry have also embarked today fir the Bast, sonsisiing of 4 officers sad 6 men of the 19th Foot, 6 Winn sad 160 men of the 38th Foot, and 6 USOIIIII and 87 stun el the 44M Foot. They ham embarked oa beard the . liseerald Isle, sailing transport, to which will mil be meeow The new yacht, Victoria and Where. the Hoe. Captain Joseph Demean, had her compasses adjested to-day. Bb• is impeded to go eat to the meessred mile to try her speed te-merrow or Wednesday. The screw steam transport Imperstriee, No. 160, left BA UM for Liverpool this mere* to nat. A amber of marines sad NUM for the Black Bea fleet vote seat set to the Powerful, 84, Bailie( two-deeker, Captaia Massie, at Bpithead, to-day, for convsymaes to the; Amt. The Condos, 2, steam verse], Commaader Harriman, is legs* expensed se anim at Spithead from the Black Ilea. A oiseist wadding with a pang in the deskyard managed So mow dram tbe gaud over it on flatuday afternoon. IMO enrol was of worse laniedialaly sods lir him both Irg **dockyard police sad the olio= of tbo oinvict grime, . ORA **oat avail daring ail liarnsday WOG end esterday. AS about 9 o'clock last 0.1. bovevw,lkessregod from his Wass ylme, bat was soon Übe rM noolody. He bad in *a soisilime sawn* so esehaapt• his prison drops for a lids ens, and to rid himeellef his boas. SOUTHAMPTON, JOLT 9. Tbe following are to embark is On amoral Screw Osmosires tomer, lodise., for the Crime, rts.:-211 aisle. le oats, and 118 hones of the 4th Dryer Goenle; 7 =ea 11114 14 banes of the bat Drar ni f e r; ; 3 sMoms 71 saes, mad 63 horses of the 6ib ; _aura sad • MS ewe of the Slit Itegiotest of Foot; Imbed eller sal ' 7K Oise of amp *guipure ; also 18 Wham heissidal ov i: Gamed Beasea's lsroeular Cavalry. As ISM el tie . see embarked the lodises is to proceed to Demme; sad Gad embark other detachments of the 3111 Zee meet of Foot. 1, DIETZIBUTION or CRIMEAN MEDALS TO INVALID 1111101ses sr Tea Doss or CAsesiDlia.—Yestarder obsesses his Royal Highness the Dna of Cambridge mamba the Crimea medal to about thirty lanai sal eremobil Whine of the Scott Fusilier Garda (whit yew =AM ts be present at the resent bananas by hoe M* jag) at the Military Hospital, Vausbsabbeldge-resd. Mb Mil Mebane was atteaded oa the sallies by hie oldish* amp, Cal. Tyrwhitt. and Col. bleateeis‘ the ellen of the regiment, but the woe= s ai r diali tefrele prints shancter, no ems weepy as bass i l o w sw oes of his grass's iatentiom of piessally two Mos ea sold, earned by these brae mod peat idle loyal hightiese has bees frequently is ta ball of the hospital for the papa of naming asimmillthei viddi a pot reef of the sick sad a eddies, slam relars. The duke having prenatal the email Ma= millibelmril eelleieetly yearend Is wassible ea peraise pisorsisd late the bespital, sad based ate es sash of dm wanaled oaf- Ann, who were still esslaed to their wards. ink is &dog se, addressed them in WIWI of tbe greatest Wines wen the liveliest appreciation of their beide sesdest Is the Sal. Memel of the recipient. of the hemsert have sieved se Alma, Baleklays, sad [cheeses& AUGMENTATION OF THE LIMP T1163111201T COWL —Yesterday recruiting for the ImarTrameret Corp. was seamed in the metropolis, is eassamass is mien issued diem the War Department for iftereeds, the Ser l a sr t trams of 100 nee (driven) sash, brides ...g— l madseters, qausenesseme, sad ma eemielesed slisera. The sew levy is is.smied es le easharively Mashed le the Qsartsnauter•Oeseraro depertace-1,, as that winds has already proceeded ta the Crimea is seder the senransoriat. Two rendezvous for volunteers have bees epees' is the metropolis. The men will be trained is ride end drive at Berlald, and it is espeeted that at lout 600 will he Air dplieed, equipped, and ready to mobs* by the selEdie of the mains month. GREAT Loss OF CATTLE lIITINDED TOE THE OILMAN Anifv.—A letter from Smyrna, dated Jane 60, says: " The Gangue (transport). Halpin, proceeded yester day fee the Crimea; 200 head of cattle died during her iletemikm at the easels" Maw HOSPITAL FOR THE AR= or THE &Err.— Geligneed publishes a Turin lever, stating that" His Ma jesty of the Sloshes ham signified his sionsent to Sir W. Taple, that a hospital far onvaleeemits from the But should be established oa the land of lonia, where It is kayo the aineral springs possess rare powers in the rare of ague sad rheumatism, aid the air is putkedarly pan." The Limerick Chronicle has the following obser venous es . 'evil which now are than ever demands a remedy Pitch complaint is made .f the expense of the am of the depot bittalione in eosseqeme of the frequency of the invitations riven by the officers of the snowier ranks, mad the junior along being mad* to pay their proportion of the expense of entertaining the guests, in isvitisig whom they bays no voice. It is impossible a young ohm as avec. his pay, however desirous he may be to do so, unless mese restrictios is placed oa the number of invitations to he ge: sad a principle Mid stews to regalate the szpease of e whin, if it dais Mot at pumas in theory, is not rurally practised. Was M M semidered that at the peseta time the majority ed the silesse:as the depot Det ains are mire, it Sera to persons boy eeatribete the Larger peeporine towards these maternimmats ; and per that is a reason mown sample is apt shisrved is giving thess aviation,. Resigns wing awe segaired to join • smooth after appotstmeut, their pay ea soden doss not as hemeriy, when two or three months' have was Oren, salami to cover the regimental sharps onjohneg ; aid, as it is the award custom is many regineale eed eves dipole that every °Seer shall dress up Ida servant in expensive livery, mod himself aft down at mess in a amain half-military waistcoat which coils him nearly two pounds, it is to be hoped sons steps will be adopted to allow fee this, so as to provost the young officer, no matter what his prints mesas may be, from the peesibilizy of beesmiag satberreasod as sees es ho gets to his regiment, sad insradsg hie debts the loner he stays with it, from easamsasseso beyond his own eastrol, but under the melee ad Ids seised commanding." The regiments now at Alisrehott are—a battalion of the Soots Fusilier fiends, a hatallos of the Coldstream., the Sad Royal Surrey Militia, the West Kent, 6th Royal Isammitire, Rest *dames, and the 2nd Stafford or King's Own. It is stated that at the Lowmoor Ironworker, Brad fad, there are shells being meaufaitured for the Remn ant which measure a yard in diameter, sad weigh upwards el a tea. The steamer Arcadia, arrived at Liverpool, spoke, ea the filed ef Jose, 20 miles west of Cape Kampen, her Majesty's stemma Odin, with Flamer, Firm, and Hardy (mortar boats), in tow. The Grew of her Majesty's steamer Himalaya woe esis r att for twelve =oaths to sail le her nadir the a/TISBS- We law. Some dissatitfaction has been ineannlei among them in masequesse of logging having hese istrodisesd on ' beard the Himalaya, an to which senses et the mercantile navy are not liable. OFFICERS' WIDOW AND ORPHAN PERMANENT FUND. TO THI IDITOa Olt TIP DST OMITS. 813,—1n an article in the nom of the 6th init., woneenateg the close of the Dims (Crimea) Feed, I read we fellows :—H Toon nettles • large balsam eneepuded ken the second rubeeription to t►e Mama Feed, wbieb will be ssocrteleed as Ewa as possible. We request the advice Mate sabsoriben es to its applisation." Will pee allow ate, through your alum, to draw the Weed*. @Mc** sebewiben to the "011ears' Widow sad Orphau Permanent Feud "—taw of tie many sufferers by the fails,* of Molars. Strohm and 00. The obi• ate et this fund (instituted for the mete grarpoes of milting the nressaities of the widows, Graham, and de , pettiest relative. of B oaken) ate manger is character le thaw of the Time. Food, that it mem not improbable the aebeeriben to the latter 'eight be lattineC if this setter we brought to t►eir *cities, to dowile Me "large Warm weezneseed " to the support OM* feinew. Will you kindly forward the leineerne ef the families ef eel pliant °Setts by airing this seggeolien a place In pour Jevenal P—l am, he., ALFRED HAMILTON, Hon. Bee. • IN, Chatlag-*row, Jay 9. IPMPOPU OP Till ii JIMA —FIN a Muni lima N opera thst the obi =New 0 vilmlm in ii• kw Woe a lai eiS e vt•Tr its &la Paimptitikadas des 0 Wm& ins sken 11.9111 kw r mallowl. iWa• ii, ions . Ms dims wad et Os es dr NNW with Os at kale arenot ai r l pr ibis• =L 4 w e o zip Ws* e: oat 1,1111 Wesib OS marimolikail sok lama P Sirteasir ka l AlMlL—Billialle r—IIILT 9.-r =fair o ximat, 10,0114; &lir lig peg, Mos*, Rain Malignity. EQUITY COUITI3.--InLy 9. 110•8 WIN4WAIWILIO• Ni WM MIR W.M. W&VWSW •. W. This was aDM Med by the wife nano bet hothead sad the tousemis of Mr asniage settlenteat, paying ant • abet nip OM the Wheal mat be IN/4mM y Ile pleat w sitmeell es Ids pert estate' la the mar -1 asp senate" aril is particular to pep aq flees sad fees whin might be meaner, la order to vest doe lead sable.' to the itettlantat la the trustees thereof. The plaintiff at the time of Lee marriage was an Went, and sniffed te an estate tall in tans eepyheld estates la the Weston par tiatlerly demand, and by that indesture the hothead sectioned in one the latemdeil warriage should take attest that ha and the plasma would, Edda ate MAMA after the plaintiff should attain the ego el 21 years, at the proper tete sad sharps of the buthend, et the thea neat or ass embsequeat mart of the tuews,, surrender into the hands of the lord the said megyhold Mane, to the use of the trustees, to tit bust that they or wee ef them might, at the este lad tharges of the busload, be admitted masts, to hold the rams upon the trusts therein mentioned, beteg trusts fa the separate nee tithe wife. The qui stion diseases& was whether, under this eminant, the hothead wee bond to pay the Posts shish the lord was nailed upon the airtime, of the VAbeteg one year's improved value of the property. lIISI nil Mr. Feeder arspeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Byelaw ter the husband ; and Mr. Berhawe, jen, wriattests te VCheneffer nil be mold not stretch this saw is end the meta *animism of the trustees. Thm bail den hisenty whim be bad placed the Masse apes the nib el flotsam. That ma was perfect mid sen sate Mast the gamin of the in. He mold an isle that the inelend ens la imineinify the estate from the foe; the mast would and the mans of raga; the mesemary sonsent, so as to eat the trustees from the stet el debt he the ansenat of the fin to which they would be Este at the snit of the lea. Ile should direct a dederatla that the /is wee metimiman la Ike costs of the adedwims of the Melees to the cep holds. COURT OF QUEEN'S MIS AT MK TIMM AT OWLIMALI T111Q17113/f f. BENCH.-JULY 9. DOOM MID EMPIIMIL MID • •PLTI3T C4l/1. -- Is this ea which wee a prosecution by new f otitis ,to repeal a pant granted to the defendant in 1816 for a promos to reader indiarabbar capable of "cold resist:woe," and which was onalarnoed on Saturday, the jury found a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—JoIt 9. OM AT EL PINS Of LOSIDOS4-1110111 CUL men= aim Ml* • 0111111011 MIT. NORTS •. IAITIS.-a4LJ --- TM plaintiff in this sem is the assistant surveyor of high ways for the parish of Lambeth, and the defendant as • bade, residing in the same parish. The action was brought to recover damages for slander ; and the defendant pleaded sot guilty end • justification. Mr. Serjeent Syles and Ile. Leah appeared for the =fed Yr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Field for the The gander was to the following effect : First, that the defeedantled said of the plaintiff, in reference to aims (Re pute with W parish as to arcs pavement, "If I (the &- MAIM) bed given North a 61. note it would have Men all sottled, no doubt ; but I was not going to do sa" fassndlv, a stalemset that the plaintiff bad tale. a dime for 61. of a paviag contractor named Harding, for gormieg him a dines for 1601, part of his amount against the parish, at as masher period than he wield *henries have got lt. Thiefly, that the defendant beilelsted est the plehell bad resoled matey es amount of the perish. sal had ask paid it is I ask fourthly, that a contractor aimed Whittle had kept the plaintiff's hems for hint. A. to the Wed and fourth 1t,.. of the slander, it was agreed, in the mune of the sea, that they should be abastioned, and She ether sous only west to the jury. heileme was given in justifleation. The &deeding was =and he stated that in reforms@ to the wawa% the called upon him, and saw him outside of the home, sad add, " Well, this is • bad Job. This house mast ease dews. Isfabiag bat opening down will satisfy the hoard." Altintanadlebe mad, " Sbow me your plans, and I will see if I east seeks it all right." It was nowise, so they west Into the bassi, awl the plaintiff saw the plane, sad they had sue heaadymeratar sad cigars. As he was about karts; the plaintiff took the asessdaat by the era sad sold, "Old fellow, between pee end me, 61. will male this job all right." TM parent was »laid, and aftmwmis the ailff sensor's led said, " I have made It all right for you about the lessee, the beard has settled it is sat to ems re." He said, "Yon recollect the seeversatice is the garden ?" Witness said, "I do not enelly," sad the plain tiff than said, " Toe am not going to Jew acne the pave. meat must cane up." He vela said, " You shall take it up twisty times before you shall Jew me." Ilpou the other part of the coos Harding was Galled, and his ststentast was to the offset that he had gives the plaintiff • cheque for 61. to obtain him a cheque as amount from the parish, and also la eoesideratios of an laysation by the plaintiff that he could proems him some jobs. The plaintiff, on his part, positively denied the statement of the defendant as to making the dispute u to the pavement all right for 61.; and as to the payment to Harding, the plaintiff's ease was that Hurdles had been employed to do some paving work in (*nautili" with the Licensed Vie mallets' Asylum. At that time Yr. Bryon was chairmen of the asylum, sad the plaintiff's cue was that that gentleman latrod•ad him to Hardie, and suggested that be s►ould be employed to make the neoestesy drawings, its., and the 61. be received for what be ►ad done in that way. The jury, after considering the matter for an hour, gave • violist for the plaintiff—damages, one farthing. COURT OF Brice.._ SECOND COURT. 1111PM11111 AT ant PIM AT OUILDVALL urea Tlll/1,-/OA. KAMM MID 111110 AL MUM SANWITT I/ 711ILDING.-OANBLING TWO/ACTIONS. Mr. Edwin Janes sad Mr. Hal/kiss appeared for the g, and Mr. Pigott and Mr. Barnard represented the t. plaintiff is this action sought to meow= t, Major Basil Percy Pieldh...tr,, these. of 3001, that being the do =the defendant to the plaintit that he was never indebted, that heath Ibil stOn dense the defendant borrowed of the Mtn enamas pi zSilat room 300 ivory coanters,fmtrgana, es ihe we knew, of the Weedier& at a certain genie called French I s t a isp ir al as Waig w given tor seettricg to the 111 MS being the sonnet value of the gamin& To entails\ a Olga fade needs Ihe gond plaintiff the debnieseebasiwriting wee peeve& to tie dints, in que lls', whisk as us follows: "Mara 16th, Mk " Hears. Cox and Co.—Plane peg Copt Jennies es Meer 0604. —8. Feasatee, Odanesat Guards." For the defame, Major FleMas was called, and est his ezamtheina was eassonsdeted with r :t es ti lle iTit INS isierlas . hen weenie white he had Is the Odom. He aid he was the debsdeat. Is tli pie =2l d 106 6 be west le th e pleistite home, in the neat is whisk he wee he believed was used b y the *kW far gentiles purpose. The house was knows the sass of " The Isabela" Oa that minim be Fres* Maud, eel bet ell the massy he had sheet l W Wilms the plead"' is Ms beeline was prawn he the sets Atha he had INS Ibises,' be gave the 'MOW a sbi he whisk be meshed eeaucounters. Hs easilseed iM with and lost all these scents,.. Os the Med of Feb is is the sane year he anbuked for Twthey. Oromesanned—He had visited the 0 ben" a few then to 1148—three or four Nom He India/a wee any them. Captain Jamieson was an isseglany person7:l wee mass well known u Mr. Bareett. His mews lee at{ sealing the dugs* payable to kin was, that be was is. we hams. To abut this evidence the Movies liftman@ were Galled la behalf of the plaintiff : 11111•1101 Biberry, examined—He resided at 13, Alesnader•aquare, Brampton. The boss, at Al t e a ss ia I defendant wee an the eight in gram was WM& the . 4 Prime's Chess and Draught Club,' and WY Mewled In Pieladilly, at the career of St. Jantes's•street. The Mind eat was: them, and had said to him "Lek Basalt is lend me 1001." Ho moordiagly went into the ant moat where plaintiff was the ela, sad obtained the 1001., whisk be gave to the defendant, who afterwards applied es him to get hint 2001. mom +bleb he did. Cross examined—Had taken no active pert is the house, neither had he ever kept the door. He gave all the mosey to the defeudant wi th out reativing any selthowledgmest. Frederick Barnett said he war the plaintiff. &Swathe, be bed beaded Sneer' 1001. to giveth the dedendeat. When he named to the room the ehmee is gullies was partly drawn. . Oraamanined—He did sot keep a gambling-home. lie i benne& there were se each things now. The house w• net salted " The Feathers." I Mr. Baron Mania—You had better take sue, MA 2=hat yon sey. Dins matimied—lie bad new attesdedlt= Ming kenos. He thought the 3001. was in Beak of sites. He did set ham that masters wen seed7be hewn. He hal sees kneed played then. TM head wine waleslnd " The Feathers." It was ailed the Pdaps'a Old, sad ti the D u his brother. He nimbi lin sightly for the pupae of aemennedaling gpsdine w' reieney. The witness bung his manittatios wee suddenly takes ii, /red or . a alkyd Is be seated. Lithe thealsithe of the Mr. Bens Mann said the witness us,W isath the Inert, bet night set lame the prednele at 001kaL Ile wadi essedi the Mdef DAM IS the ocarie that ought to be seder the elneenstesen et the nee. lei of the dab wen *ea put in, sad the 10th sun sided that "se pne at breed shall ea any amount be re ige r e gd, esd op easigther lltlat,ee 'dampens to ken& beent*ma to Mr. Bases abide add the Jsr"y 'Q the &deadest was entitled to theivisill& It alikfliwn been tru that the OK IMNlftlii 111 May, but it was quite nesifest that the eitelsto austere betas it readied the led . lejeendS l6 ll. • ; NO. RA, THE EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1855. The jury at ogee eeturised • sordid for the dehadent. The teemsed Judge kering esesulted the Chief Baron desired the placid& to stead forward, but be wee not fathomable, upon which his lordship sent for his attorney, who, after sunsiderable delay, returned into court with the plalat.ff, whim Mr. Baron Martin, addends, the plaintiff, said there is ea doubt of your morel guilt mad that you hay. been guilty of a Salsa atataisaat ; but I thick a lade sittiag at silt grins ought to hesitate la putting a man on his trial out criminal *barge, as he gem before the seimital Mumma with a cep tala demo of prejestliee Washed to him. I will, therefore, ast interfere, bat will leave It to the parties to take you before a magististe. we make a diver Job of to- To which witness **seated, and ma further obeervieg that he wee is danger of being takes whoa he was upon the prgind, the prissier thid, " Yee, they well nigh collared nu ; bi:t I had too =my pals about to stand a thaw of getting laggo.i " Oir asking him whether lit was • profitable transsethir, the prisoner anewered, " Well, it was a goodish sort of ticker, but we lumbered it away for a pound." Without welting fur use more diadems', witness thee beckoned to bis Mend, with whose mistime the primer, to his great astoalehmeat, was seethed and given bite custody. Kr. Inhasoart—What dirt he mesa to convoy by th e aimed= th at be bad " lumbered " away the watch Witaess—The term was quite now to me, but I suppose he must that be bed sold it out of hand. Prisoner (ironically)-oely bear how a Jew can gammon innocencoead make believe he doe lumbering t know what means. Well, that is precious good I (Load laughter, is which the prisoner heartily joined.) Tke prisoner, who bed been repeatedly in custody for similar offences, was remanded for deposit's's'. WESTMINSTER. Marks Baseint, a baker, No. 30, Seymour - place, Bernmiessiqeen, was charg ed before Mr. Arnold with breathy wbosers and with inciting a mob to meats a riot. XL Bakal Carrie, M.P., oat on a Oak by the side of sa . and the court was crowded. t r Si W. Carrie, a clerk in the Foreign-o Hos said that on Sunday afternoon be was in th e neighbourho od of Bel grave- c are in the company of Mr. W. Whitbread and Mr. W. Fo ll et Syng, when he heard the riotous conduct of the mob in Grosvenor-place. He proceeded there, when he saw • *umber of worth throwing stones at the windows of several of the booms, and smashing the class. He and his friends Mowed the Rob into Upper Belgrave strut. There were no polies soistables present. He agreed with Mr. Sys; that they should keep their eyes upon some of the men till the police appeared. He observed the priseser, who was the moat conspicuous for kis violence, swag the mob. Mr. Arnold—What was be doing ? Withers—l saw him urging on the mob, and I saw him throw • those through a pane of glue. After some time Isom' polieeme• come up, when the mob ran away. There were Idea about 400 persons, principally boys. I lost sight of prisoner for about tea minutes, when I observed him at the comer of Halkin-street and Belgrave-rquare. I _ . INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—IDLY 9. WOOLS 111. CONNIZOICOMI PUILLIIII. IN 11 PIMA Tlioursox. This can egnin ceme before the court, and an investiga tion was renewed reepeethig a forged 101. Bank of England nom. Mr. Macrae opposed for Mr. Brown, a baker, is Gravel lane, and Mr. Reed supported. The opposing creditor sheeted a 101. note for his neigh bour, the insolent, which was brought to him by one Saunders, a brother-in.law of the insolent, and who was lin his employ. The note was a forgery, and both the in nicest and Saunders were taken to Southwark Police Court. They were discharged, and Mr. Brown left to his remedy in • smutty court, and is addition to the loss of 101 given in change he had ben put to about U. law aad other expenses. The insolvent's account was that Sunders took the note in payment of • shilling hemmer, and brought it to him up stairs, sad as he had not change ha sent to Mr. Brow.. The insolvent was • marine store dealer in Gravel-lane, and had been 'barged with having stolen goods in his hoses. Several pollens*. were called, sod proved that &linden in his said the non was offered for sale for 61., bat as vent had °sly 111. ia hie possemion he sent him oat for change. The insolvent did not deny the statement of Sadden, and merely celled him " • vagabond" The insolvent declared that be did deny the statement of Saunders. He could not produce Bounden, and he believed he was charged with rioting cm Saaday week in Hyde-park. His Honour, after a long and searching szamiaation, declared that a clearer case than this fraudulent conspiracy by Saunders and the insolvent he had n seen. The story of the hammer was now brought forward for the first time, and was a very bed expedient. It was a frauds. lent transaction, and would be • warning to the public. The ease was adjourned due die, sad of nurse without protadlos. mi pintalla oat to the police, and h; was taken into sSedy, 16.11 m. Whitbread, No. 22, Baton-place, said that on S .... afteraoon he was in Grosvenor place, at the corner of Wleilsgiese, where he observed a mob of some hundreds O 1 pewees, lisveral of them were mashies/ the windows of the Mosienortem ambessador's house. While they were dale that he distinctly saw the prisoner throw a stone at the Mese of Lady Somerset, No. 46, Groevenor-place. The phew, appeared to have more to do with the riot than any other of the mob. The actors in the riot were chiefly boys about 16 years of age and under. He lost sight of the pri emu in Be4raveesquare, and did act again me him till he was pointed out to him by Mr. Conic, who said, "That is the man." Witness remarked. "It is." Mr. Arnold—Would you have recognised him if he had not been pointed out to you ? Witnam—Certainly ; I was looking out for him. Mr. W. F. Syng corroborated the above evidence.. He added that at one time he observed the prisoner as if he was addreesieg the mob. He appeared to be one of the leaders There wee a foreigner just before him. Directly the police appeared, be was the first to run away. In about ten minutes he canes hack again. and mingled with the crowd, when be was taken by the police. Inspector Cumming, B division, stated that about twenty minutes to 6 o'clock on Sunday afternoon be was Cottage row polies station, when he received iallsemation that there mos a Imp crowd proceeding from the Peek down Gros -111 into Holes-squire- Be leek six constables ‘11:1 =m being the available fetes be had to meet the mob. who he got into Baten-square, he observed about 100 bele throwing stones. The majority of them were before *shoos, of Sir G. Seymour. Upon the mob seeing the police, they_ all ran away. He then went with the con stables to Haktipstreet, where be came up with a mob of above 4,000 ponces. He instantly eent .ce Brosapton police eta 1= 2:: whom there were about 300 men in reserve. When tho arrived, the prisoner was pointed oat to him es one of most active of the mob. The windows of moot of the Mew la **square were broken, and in some houses emigerme et glee was broken. primer, in his defence, said that he was in a respect able Austin in life, and that be left home on Sunday to meet a moon at the 'erase of Grosvenor-place and Hyde park-issuer. He saw the mob go down Grosvenor-plea, but he did sot threw a stone nor did he take any part in the disturbance. The witnesses were labouring under a mistake with regard to him. Mr. Arnold remarked—l have no doubt, after the evidence of the winsome, that you are one of the chief persons con cerned. You have acted most improperly. You say that you are respectable, then there was the less moose for yes who, I should suppose, area man of education. The prisoner was flood 405., or in default of paysent we month's imprisonment, far breaking the windows; and for the part he had taken in the disturbance he was held to bail in two sureties of 301. each to keep the pesos for twelve months. Mr. Arnold complimented the witnesses for the elatione they had displayed. Mr. Simonds, an inspector of the B division, stated that 749 SUS of glass were broken in the neighbourhood of Grosvenor-place, and that Sir G. Seymour was seriondy glared. Ana 7. ut 11 MITCHIUMJI. This insolvent cashed been a bliad-maker in St. Ann's oourt, Soho, applied to be discharged from prison. Mr. *kneed op posed for two ladies named Lightfoot, and Mr. Bead supported. The insolvent, an elderly man, was baud under the Protection Act in May last. mod admitted that he had given false evidence. His petition was then dismissed, and he was um afterwaes arrested at the suit of the opposing creditor', to whom he wasdatlebted for rent of the house in St. Ana's-court, and now appeared under the Prison Act. He now underwent a searehic g examination, sad admitted that since his bearing in May he had sent his son in Melbourne 601., and of that sum he had 401., when he was before the Gout. He unbend that he had given false evi demo when he was last beLt • the court. Mr. Commissioner Phillips told him he had sworn in his last schedule that he only had 21. 10s. in his possession. He could not believe one word he said. It appeared that the insolvent had had a quantity of blinds, which, he said, coat him 3a. 4d. out, and he sold them to Kenn. Shoolbred, of Tottenhanpeourt-road, at 2s. each. In the cosine of the cue it transpired that the in solvent lost his wife by the cholera in St. Ann's-court, last stunner, where hesaid 64 died by that malady. On linos pressed, he said he might have told a Mn. Young, who visited him in prison, that he had • " few hundreds" left. Perhaps he had "forgotten" the statement to her. Whoa his son left, last July, it net his 1001, and the reason he sent the 601. in May was is sonsequence of a letter he ro ughed from him la Marsh that he wee in • state of starve ties. sad timeworn be bed mettlened labia gamut schedule. It was alleged the imethese bad slat the aessey, intending to _premed to Australia when he was released by this court. Hr. Comadmieser Phtlllgy is giviegjoodgmest, dwelt en the Imeiveas's madath Huss the simmee MN of trickery sad dithearay. Them hod bees fraud mad grass perjury. The jambes{ wee a way artful man, and had iattedamd the eireamithmes of his wife's death to work on his feelings. The Meshes* would have him to believe that it was out of eon poides to his sou be snot the ratravy. The truth was, that when be was determined to rob his oredikera he mot the meaty ever. His knew, shoe some farther asimadver dens es the insolvent's esadust, adjudged him to an impri sonment el sin misses orsathe fee a &sudsiest disposition of his ProPut7. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The sittings of the mart for the July (Muter Sessions were resumed yesterday morning at the Guildhall, Westminster, by adjournment from Clorkenwell, before Mr. &demi Adams (Assistant Judge), Mr. Witham, Mr. Bursiem, and other magistrates. There were 108 prlsoam for trial, 184 shamed with Mossy, and 4 with anat. Markle Danieksseivr, a Prussian, was placed at the bar to receive judgment. He was convicted at the lest session of larceny in a dwelling-home. There were two chariot 2= him, and it appeared that ow day he met a Miss in Borlingtoa-arcade, and obtained permission to visit her at her lodgings. He kept his appoiatmeat, and availed himself of an opportunity to steal a shahs belonging to Miss Howard, and a watch and chafe, the property of another young women, lodger in the same hone*. It was now stated to the court that there were other eases of ezactly the same nature against the prisoner. He bed lived by plundering women of loose life, whom he accosted in the streets. rh. Assistant-Jody, sentenced him to 18 months' hard labour. Frederick Peters, 38, clerk, was iadieted for having feloniously embrulaid the several emu of 431. 91. Bi., 441. be . 2d., and 731. 191. which he had received in his capa city of servant to William Say. Mr. Ballantine was for the prosecution, Mr. Perry for the prisoner. The prosecutor was a distiller, in Albany•treet, Regent's pork, sad the prisoner had been his traveller los four years. In January last be received of a Mr. Xing, at Salford, a 1111111 ezeeeding 401., sad is April, in cessevience of an answer rewired by the vomiter to a consrounseation re specting the debt, the prisoner was charged with embezzle ment. In reply to the first interrogatory, he said he was very glad to have to explain the matter. . I (said he) have bees very wretched, for an my journey last January I resolved over 3001. of your money. It was it my earpe ! t Mc: the railway, and when I got home it was gone.' asked why he had not mentioned the einnunstanco of so serious a loss from January to April, he said he bad not had the courage to mention it to anyone but his wife. TM jury fund the prisoner Guilty, and he was sen t awed to me year's hard labour. WOMMI I. WILY. John MOH, U, pleaded guilty to a shirr of larcesy, sad ale. to Ming been previously eenvieted. The pinata was a ticket-of-leave mass. He was sea. toned to trampieladon in 1861, sad at that time nearly a doses envied= wan proved 'genet WO. Mr. Withamr—Tho sinews apes yeah that you be kept , la peaal einkade kids rem Prhoaer—Will yea be kind emit to se* me for 16 yens, so that I may be seat eat of the wintry at one. Mr. Withal—l ceases amply with any nab request. Primmer—Weil, I wish you would, benne I shall ally Was bad me ewe whoa I come back. The Akar soil he had kaowa the prhoaer as a thief from *dais*. The penes" again begged that the sinner might be altered Is 16 nem ; bet Mr. Whams would not listen to his;p a sic itesi d he was removed, grumbling heartily at the pinta edge's maid* ran& Wanima Swint" 28, and Hwy Wail, 86, were JWeled fee Meng stolen a watch, the I.l.lll:,:yrodi=atritr pi ties . his . g.. appeared foe the pitmen TM ggeaiieaeeaweeewa mimeo One ne.mions thieves, and ono of them. bad nes webabiliag with the wife of Kim y. pellemse, who was einvieted a little while ego et lailliag - hon to Men, sad deateneed to transportation. The robbery Ow vas new charged with wee committed dad* the densmelndia" in Hyde-park ea the Ist inst., s.i *a use wee slimlyEsipia pima by the radiate ot fingssats aniti, a. mia d jf i t . nop la lessi *ma ' 21. ou OMNI, and Oeembee, an ez-emaitable, known es the Batte Wolf," vsig, as the melon hi of the rhea's. y They MI hen to rapeneft to rhea 1844, sat Wed IS the WISIMIMIS et wawa asa IS the pleader *Mimi by hark piekposkals. Dalton was siatiated to sic years' pen) servitude, Big , glans to twelve, and Webb to nine tenth.' hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& Thema ClaveoW,; robtacieterafaed-looltiai fellow, o w s em s =l with • curia` highway robbery, attm&M will askew The , Kr. Benjamin Levi, a sesta/ butcher, is ash* that while wag aloai the WNW bad, about 11 o'clock oa Sater&y, him gress was iF Impeded by a crowd of perms who b ud sonata' M wits.. a 'ham debt, width bad evidently bees got up bra and at the muse newest the prisoner emir frira l t=and made a match it bb mita, which be babe bins attain, e besded it to • ataa babied Ida, who Minteil dM at elf with it. Wiliam as ease embed the primmer, bee be wee intently Mashed dawn by some a Napalms, auml, although he dmesdad be primmer with ki s so die ippeed. be eria so WNW Inaba by hie emit. della Smile ash Seardled M Mime bin, and the pri ma, eagle. by shapw la the espeetaisa that*. stoles womb would be dimpeemi et fit the 14 Isehmage Tar," in Teedemb4mwo, idiom went theme with • MIMI ea Sunday iamb& end die Int mime who rabeetal hir abeam um the pefemer, who woe abaft mime elk himiltembleb ha male Mame Jaw elotheemea. Whimaiiihallid preview* =himself. *nal the party, and addremies the la • Mollies weer, legated hew he ha imt oa shoat the wash arab en the restate' Mita. Tale t- Met emtpleenitly replied, a Oh, it eras all right MARLBOROUGH•ISTREET. avarlas Whitehouse, aged 14, was charged with breaking the windows of Lord Robert Gronenor's.house, in Park street. The case was not heard till half put one o'clock, no explant tin being given for the delay. Inspector Webb said—l saw the prisoner among a crowd of some thousand wise were breaking the windows of Lerd Robert reentier's bens& I saw the defendant pick up a stone and throw it al SNP of the windows. I took him into custody. Seven' el the crowd said he had dons nothing, and there was a cry of nesse. I took him to the station-hwate ' sad while cm tli• way to the station the con stables were pelted by the mob, and were obliged to take Mtge in Mount-street weekboose. Two of the mutable' are badly injured, and disabled from doing duty. The boy in deletes said lb cap woo taken off by some of the crowd, sod a man stood behind him and said if he did not throw a stems his cap should be stolen from him. He did throw the stew hong maths blimidation. The laspoctorbffinthei the cause that with the the an stables took esters In abs weekbenes tbe snob lesson so furious, culling for the Mean of the bey, otherwho they would pull down the building, that it mos thought advisable, to prevent more serious consequences, for the constables le sally oat with their wiener, and literally to fight their way through the mob to the lock-upbouse. Mr. Hardwick (addressing the boy)—You must have been very imperfectly *ducatad to bare doss an act of malice to a puma to whoa you are a stranger and who never did yea the bast bona. This is a very serious business ; property wads* awl salicionol destroyed; sad the perpetraton ale droeniag of a of the severest kind. It &nabs c le an mee und y meeeed by all like rot, that for Wald fiteuely essethar end destroying property in a wastes manuer may be transported for the offense. And all ea* *jams may rest assured, if they are brought bakes me as ringleaders. sad preyed to have been guilty of seadeet dsllar * yours, that I will commit them for felony ; far I am determined that both property and the public pea* shell be protected. A fine of 40e. was then inflicted on the defendant. The father of the boy expressed his regret at the situation of his child. He had taken two of his sons for a long walk, in order to keep them oat of harm's way. The boy in court was his youngest, sad no suspicion was entertained that he would venture among the mob. ..-- -- - - - - - AMU Hutchins and Waller Ford, privates in the Gre nadier Guards, and :;ti c ruthe, vte., George Tanner, 18, Wham Kelly 16, J Ernsll,l3, George Handl, 13, John Dm*, 12, and J Flanagan, 8, were charged with riotout and disorderly conduct. Mr. Bodkin attended ea the part of the Crown to prose cute. Captain Koppel, of the Grenadier Guards, woe also pre- sent, to watch the case. Mr. G. B. Williams appeared for Rymell ; Mr. Headley for Plowman ; aid Mr. Ramsey for Hue& I Mr. Bodkin mid, that looking at the extreme youth of the bur retire prisoners, it was not his intention to prosecute them They were accordingly discharged, the magistrate Idling teens they ought to be very thankful for the lenity flayed towards them. II sod, 200 B—Yesterday evening, at half past 8. while en 'duty, I observed a mob of about 600 persons in Park Village Ili" Begent's-park. The soldiers were at the head of the sab o ts* of w en waving over his head a cane, and the other I bard Id". se T i l n i t e l y owea e a a l i tit a g g ir t th ti e It e • Il g t:t b, th " e C :Vs w on e . re " WI mimed with a body of pollee, sad went with ho the Albert-road. The mob was then going towards Primease-hill. When I got there, the soldiers had left. I nestraw this at the Pitt's Head, Henry-street, Portland. tame utlimo I and another altar took them into cutody. Ihmsotto sober and went quietly with us. Hutchins told Me Illea OM fo ll owed his and his comes& and that they NW Seaga swag Ilmehem. The other soldier made no obMoiallem In mg harlng. The station is about a mile owl aMI hem Me Pln's Head. The soldiam were dressed m dm en sew.' Clarke, 86 8, gave similar evidence. In reply to Mr. Bodkin, he stated that the mob was shouting a good deal. Ms did not see either of the soldiers throwing any stones. Saw them turn resod and look back on the mob, as if Maideg them to-follow. Maria Ware—l as servant to the Rev. Jas. Brown ? 3. Albert-road. I was standing at the gate yesterday evening, red saw the mob come up by the house. The two soldiers who were with theta said "Come on, boys, thrust es." I then went in and shut the gate, and then, directly after, Me af ear wiadows were smashed. Several at the nest dint wore mashed also. Ide not know who threw any of the OEN. lam quite mum that I heart the soldiers use wield I have named. I was ouch frightened. tos—Csa yes swear whether the soldiers at 1 :11: same you have spokes of or net t Imes ; but they MOH molly the use dress. Mr. Henry Thorniest, 2, Albert-road, deposed that 27 passe of glass wen balm at his resideam. His wife nageowly sompoi being Omsk* a scene. The Debussy Peed to the witness Ware—Do you mean \ he&lt oe pa heard we toll 'bomb to "some on t" do. Gonli, 26. Manster-street—l was in Olmehopti =o.l.eflos. sod bet t a 4 l lt oed shooting. flame s. vela; windows, were blokes. The soldiers were is front of the ascii, en/ were flourishing their man over their heads. Did sot notice either of the 'oaths at the bar. Am slant evrtsia the soldiers present were those I saw leadiog the mob. Tiny appesred to be using their sticks to make the mob keep up with them. Lamps and windows were broken is every direction. Did sot see the soldiers throw any atoms. When I left the some of the disturbaom which I speedily did, the soldiers and the mob were ma king their way up the Alberteroad. In reply to the prisoner Ford, witness said—l am certain you wore in front of the mob when a cane and stick were waved. John Bill corroborated the evidence of Dane is most of the particulars which his had given, as did also • little boy, named John Wain. The latter said, " I Ant saw the mob headed by the soldiers." After some further evidence had been adduced, Mr. Bodkin stated it to be the intention of the govern ment to prosecute tbe scented parties by iadictssent for • "riot," which had been attended with each serious comae- Tanen. Kelly and Tanner denied baying thrown any stones, and the soldiers both denied having excited the mobile any way whatever. Mr. Broughton said that the fasts which had been ad duced showed that the prisons?s bad pursued a °curse sub venire of all proper and decent order, and that they and such of these who might thick fit to pursue this same course would Bad that the law would be too much for them. The prisoners were remanded till Monday nest, when the depositions which have been token by Mr. Phillips, the clerk, will be read over, and the prisoners will then go for trial. At five o'clock they were sent off by the government van to the House of Correction. SOUTHWARK. ✓ohn ✓ones, a fireman employed on board the Dragon, ace of the General Steam Navigation vessels trading be twigs the Port of London and Hamburg, was brpught before Mr. Combs, charged with stealing a qsantity of tobacco, the property of the company. Robert Batenton, a seamen on board the Counters of Lansdale steam ship, belonging to the General Steam Navigation Company, said the vessel on which the pri soner was employed lay alongside of them. On Tuesday afteraoon last, about three o'clock, witners saw the prisoner come on board the Countess of Lansdale, and approach se veral bales of tobacco lying on the main deck. He opsasd one of them and pulled not a quantity of tobacco, which he carried en board the Dragon. Shortly afterwards witness told the Custom-house of ioer what he had seen, and he else acquainted the mate with the occurrence. Mr. William Nesbitt, tide surveyor, said he was en duty on board the Countess of Lonsdale, and on Tuesday after noon he foaled that one of the bales of tobacco had been opened. The last witness then cams up to him, and told him that the prisoner had opened and purloined a quantity of tobacco. Witness went on board the Dragon, and found it concealed in the engine-room, when the prisoner ecknow• ledged taking it, but he said he found it loose upon the desk. Mr. Combs fully committed him for trial. MARKETS. TEE CORN TRADE. (From We Mark.lowe Espress.) Baum. . ___ With a continuums of weather as splendid and propitious as could be desired, a few gather add Welts eauspted, the corn met , beta throughout the weelt—theugh lltUs Wins his been dole, — have presented the phemmensa of a etimpeastiveb Srn aspeet at high prime. Britain was liveured lastpier white wirprislag har vest, when almost We whole wail Wide bee went short ; end, mem dieeppeistment will w ho he telt Ude teems in estenUm eml Member% yet thine me ether loesittles where We genspeste en the Venal see glib owl to Ws bet. The mom at ear blows Is wen mese hes hen ge ossd that emus ass at guise Oink it We weather eantheee as It Yore shah not be lemma leeet Yea bet mum Ilmparkdat wpm. Is. the bolt, waft ; owl weeengestalate war @artesian* Mends on the Wee UM Weir Memel eme and toil moms on the verge of aMr the hilesei' The mew, Weed, may yet dime; t the "speck is nem temilwaing Into soloed oWp sd with blessing,. Trims We the one Wait as ourselves. Her ISOM advance la the value et breedstults to eh d. It is the same to Amadei= saw predislek the wt es well as southern Memsead eon have bermto bli m i i r veld ; end with Olin avenge crop throughout th e eta an immeosely wir e than ever wee. throughou t Gannet an iota to future Wm. ualocitsd kg awitaet Memel Wee is equivalent to a mamas Imports timid poi 616 wheat kr admixture with the sew meg, a moy portant Mow whin the uolvenally admitted lowa= et moths on the esneweet Is lei Ina wens esstheaswee et the war, there- Sure. we held eamehea tale pimpled,* premdel Mr ; bet WWI It =m 11 1 1 will to thrown epos thd le sate heiress ea the Me el platy, sad • seerWl duets* d prier. Then se setrysetry sagellse. se wag et this es period, ire diabahhing, and se to the esseemptlen leml the wren dry weather Is ealealated to some the wry Imp plane crop from the vialtatiom of dimes. The pea week's densities meant tot 4/91 qts. at wheat, at the average plop et 76a. 11d. UM tor the lame time, they were 57,945 qrs.. at 775. ad. By returns fee the first five months an tkfs yes, the importations op to May St Into the United Kingdom were 1,048,524 qrs. of wheat ; op to the rune time last year ol they were 2,46,175 qrs.; waking the deems, OW year 1,187 q rs. 22,400 220.000 96,000 226000 410 6,200 $6,000 9,000 400 19,300 - 1 - 1i,066 $41,000 760 11,000 61,000 9,000 4,900 11,000 FOREIGN. In the Padden nimbi but Little change has taken Meek during the past will, In grim at Mew. SS Seam swim, to be somewhat sand fee the War mules whisk 1011111 Wise boil at 1 time some. hi wee delis is emiessemes ef Me imam ia prism whisk iselme mitered too high. Wheat prime were unclaimed. SIL 2M. being pit Mr a peed et semi Berleaux. Prices were 011. welly Myer is the swims lime Me.* the bed fall hies noted et tbaleMon, and the greatest at Mestases. There was great hest at ikareelites, where the beresseter woe ausely; and prior Ml Wks IL Me., and farther asks scald not be erred oyes at another &boar MOWN& Willa was IS ear and Msmie. lamerably, the ear Misibms es d we ilindelek with every pesegeet et a good yield. Rye sag regeneed wee amused to be ready far - switiag in • fortnight. loses elthemeakels emeisue well supplied. hes esesivelgood arrivals of whist ben Londe'. Prices IMO wIW Ma SeelliMid. with but little pening. The same Sala of at Brameals and most et the Beiges merieses. ft the selevourable chereeter et the winter and grim thregibent he peewees of the new ham* ere Imesrably repent& Mee igen seseewhat lower bilk at Isinelleme end Am- Kerbs. sod Mule erg Imisid. Ia tbe BIM swim MI ember Meremeleverthedemod. *sash nst essibiksibly; ad brims was whli mime emprativeir gees at Bodo* awl amble rather maim The Ills is the "wish ed Berlin sal Is the interior is. represented as long ire with the vowing ere. at Ruske' sod ilemess ps bet little ems stirring In vain, with prime only a Mole lower s the last Melees from Seitseriend still Mow spendlsollesm M the markets. At Stie Md. markets ism beery, In consequence of the lest advisee less. MOmate est Mem wee • fel of about 9e. MI. the Wee se Oda whist sheet per quarter tree ea bassi nw Eirkes Me MU leee. sheet 10,000 qrs. changed hands. These Met bees ere irelel fr Silsoll the Ith, about 13,000 vs. d whist an. 4.SIS ips et berm Is Stab the les seethes Me repaired the append damage privi es* Ism M es mole, whisk were sow smbesea le be attain and mey elemlest TM mes Mensal= Ind* were Meek have proved bendia Priem howereir eemeisei meek islrtssohd, at &lbw' end frelmelek Mime Mena WWI IWO not 3 m emeMed. The Ideas( Ler at Sew Tot esudesed to resigrode, having Miles Mem M. per let. Is the het hetsisht ; and a mow tedoetlon ' was at Ildielighis mei Boson. Sates at Chicago much as UM gaoled. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK ant Imported. D&iv Iluoaa,M. 4800 1,210 Mauritius 11,200 11,700 Bawl Salidrialeas 900 10,700 ?amigo pks. 0,100 20,000 anwin. B.P. Moults Ceylon 1 ,000 2,000 lama, B.P. bap ..300 Eoa, W.11d1a... 1,100 360 less. 16,700 131,060 corrom—Lanzooi, Jin.r 9 .—The atarket aimed tamely, yet with a steady hellag ; sad, netwithotandlng that the whims two the adman, were tavoerable, prises at American were the same is oa Friday. The seise were 1000 bolas, chiefly Americas (1.000 of white ware ohm for export and as speculation). NO Perna= and ilusabsess. end 900 Behar, were also aold, at 7.1. par lb. ; Egyptians, at 44. to Bed. ; aad 199 Surat, at 41d. to 3d. The Im ports have been 10.000 bales. CATlLlL—Lrraarocu. JOLT 9.—Aa avagip numb K Of *wis e brought to aurae, : b at+ ng a ere not being Maned to large number of all were left unsold Prices, to 023.10- (pawn of the slow dema were droldedly lower than them quoted on Monday list. Beef, Md. to 64d. ; Mutton, Sid. to 6;d.; Lamb, Id. to did. COAL& —Lannon, Arco 9.—Conkson's FLAP% 165.; Hastings' Hartley, lea. ed. ; Bettis% Harney Hain, 13s. id; ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 180 ; LoneV West Bartley, les. ed.; New ton Man, les. ed. ; Portland , lea.; Tandeld Moor, 11m. ed.; Taedleld Moor Bata , 14a. 9d.; saw Primrose, 14a. ed.; Weal Pelton, IS& ;11s. ; Walls End Gibson, 17a. id.; Walls End Ocelot th. 17s. W alls End Heaton, 11s. 3d.; Wells End Hilda, 16s. fld. ; Walla End Riddell. 17.. el; Eden Mein, 19‘. ; Walls Ind Behnont, les. id.; Walls End Braddylls, 19s. ed.; Will. End Praia wellgate,ltta. ed. ; • Walls End Maw/11,10w ed.; Walla End Lamblon, 29.. 3d. ; Walls End Nossers Baton, 492. 91.; Walls Hod Stewart's, els.; Walla End .oawop, 19n ; Walls End Hartleposi, Wald.; Walls End Haugh Nall, lea ed.; Walls and Birth Ilartlopool, lei. 9d.; Walls End Whitworth. 175.; Walls End Adslaeks Taw, 3111.1 d. ; Walls End Ilveimod, 17a. TRAFFIC RETURNS. —.4.-- HAILWATO. Mut. Pas. Met- Total, Total, GM. Mr. obandlse. 1866. 186 4 . Week Jaw 9. £ A (Isel d Mina 292 1,099 Vl9 3 . 816 3.917 sak4BBlBB all 9. Looks. £86016. NA Moab ORA ..... .... ... ........ 174 12.678 3,083 18761 15,626 I&AIM . ........ ....... —• 20.724 19,859 A STEAM= ON SHORE:BRIDLINGTON, JULY 9.-- The Baltic (steamer), Nell, from Konigsberg to Hull, with Roods and passengers, ran upon Flamborough Head about 13 o'clock title morning, bat is expected to bo got off next [Advertisement.) —AT Mi. 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Vona P• Cr•rrtos CMAkT/10 C UMPIRE: OGILDSLU. Cm! DARING Ei.Ar &iawr Vault Pans. Gamma liza ta.- Easa—at HAwu■ Isama.a• 1. Jar ma Law. Lrum L&DT LIILL) Moirros. Itiourt,.. Lola= Bras TRAP.. MMUS Vser—st ACOURA AMY- CIAL4 . CANNO- _ EDWI MAIL' ELLANA PLoas.-1 FILIOLDOM. FIIIII Janra J. Jowl , Jaunt. Koxo Lyon !lima oTTII PILICAN Roupsum. SUIVISAMP) DTJTION.—JuIy 4, at Therem.ternme, of the Lb Commander B. Dutton, 11.14., .4. ILIUNGION.--July 4, at Montpelier-terrace, Brook. wWow of toe late Malor•Cioa. 14 M. 8111001 dyne, Capt. =mock, bada , W, wed 44. 80D0W3.--July 4, at Lowrance. H. W. 831t8CT.—July 5, at Namagato. Mr. 1. Clapham, and New Paleoe-yard, Weetaneter, LEWlB.—July 5, Umiak wife of Mr. UAL, aged 51. LOClL—July 5, at kllattasziordroet, Mr. Ism—JulyWade. wife of street, Liverpool. aged N. WANDL—JuIy 8, at the arm, Bath, ILLLC.C.B., aged 70. WEDD.—JulyOroviollil-ternbee , P. Wedd. Lev, formerly of Haesielgh. rr:fited and publisbed D Wallet' Han , West. in the OKI of I.oon. Printer. Buse; la the piecing; el Iflattertanh—Tviaoii. / • • L".7.. n."-......"... "..""......" 111.POOL SNIPS affPOaMON P 0 1175.-Driis 111 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ; ' Rene; Utility, at Cellos; James Gray , --- Ok I d la l s ki Charle s ir llAee I ld re ar n a e (aan Nesmith, d c ,Sa b et o a u L o tl' a i l t ub i " Ni . r e n l o ; aOtwr Asia, te a: b t s , ' ';'''' L eo p U l l Sr f r ' u t. El : : : :: 1 : 1 I : :-ATh. - -4 Z; 'I :7° I . : sae, Pilgrim, and Joseph Rowe, at Q uo t,,, - ; - li al li . Ma ow York ; John Rutledge, Richard Robiaaneni...._"". ar,ad Lneonia, at New York ; Oneida r ple. 00. at C s ,. ARRIVED sea-at Queenstown, July 7, from .. -.. • lAAJIDAR-ot Queenstown, July 7, from ............. ---a utedse lAIIA-at Queenstown. July 7, (r00 m ...... --- Cis ~_O OlO ISANDILIA-at Liverpool. Jul 9, fro ................. --,,___ ..maids avow-at Liverpool, July 9, from .......... •• ..... -• g..,,,_,, • mc-at Liverpool. July 9, from ..... . ................. 5i... -- ~,''m NN. .0. (...)-.. Liverpool. July 9, from ................ *--- art OLAIZA-St Liverpool, July 9, from ............ • yo. ~,,,„.. PIA PAD/M.-St QtteellHOWN July 6, from .... --- ; ---- 6:-.._ AU-DE PA Fuss-at QUMBLOWII, July 7, from ................. il ... --- '"e memo-at Liverpool, July 9, from .................. i i ,lmilds„, • &ally ACTS& OAK-St Deal, July 8, from ............. - - . o as . doilaw in, ea ' r emoun t - at Plymouth, July 9, rei,a;;;; ------- --•,..11he ' eavils,,,int'r: remount -at Queenstown, July 6, from .................. ji m ,.,,,,.. --k ° • REL ' - -' -at Queenstown. July 7, Rom ................... - ..... 1. 6 .. ---.. . ✓em -atQueenstown, July 7, from ..... .......................... ' T"" matu--stQuecaatown, July 7, from ...... - .... ........... --."' Tor limainie-at lirsoreem Jul y 8, fforn ...... The tin aloe t ousin-M Swansea, July 7, from _ .............. "Audelg,„,. in Pm"- - alto-at Queenstown, July 7, from . ...... • ..... " - `..sele ' sPinioM nged ' a Lemma-at Deal, July 8, Irma crew -T - e i at t G ; Mai'll osemsto gnast° wn wl4j , uly J j ul tl y 7 7 6 , hula, flat . ". .. 1 ..... . "...... ."* ".1 .C 4. .T6 1 1. ',,. bisige L t°:: : leh a g rituebrlttg d Pe t lest: my KATI -at Queenstown, July 7, from oollBllltt ai p r i m 3e. 6d. asato-at Queenstown, .Pdy 7, from ........ .. ...... MOW Vide and double th A-at Liverpool, July P, from inos--at Qmoritown, July 6, from SIM 60310. 'A KAT- at Queenstown, July 7, from PAT HUNTLEY-at Queenstown, July 7, from C4m = TEL moorr-at Qum:mown, July 7, from lINT-at Queenstown, July 7, from .. . ....... ~ . .... gnome-at Gravesend, July 9, loom - La n" . UES'I mum Sua-at Liverpool, July 9, from ileum' moue -. t Queenstown, July 6, from lc em 0 Gem tsarist flaton-at Queenstown, July 6, from ...... ........lim mo otos lAD MAST-at Queen-town, July 6, from 1::: tutus-at Graymend, July 9, from __,.. .... „ A.knati ,... ik T L' T A) I4 : I4 : B :I E u n b ki . ° B l ‘ . La KAPOTT-at Queenstown, July 8, from ..... .........„ -' sua-at Queenstown. July 6, tram Kamm* term-at Queenstarn, July 6, from rirosa-at Queenstown, July 7, from 8c Jahn's, IM, asses ELIAABITH- at Queenstown, July 7. frote...lloala he m inaca-at Falmouth, July 7, from Lesasootamm-at Queenstown, July G. from .....Coostast= , mmt with, 11/ALLA-at Swansea, July 6, from ' history of the 0.-at Liverpool, July 9, from NAM. 1 fa the sum a= Moss-at Liverpool, July 9, from C o l, ? with Ita rho isms-at Queenstows, July 7, from -..- ....... Pm, ° _ 1nna ,...„ 1 ,a,..". 0 V armee Itnioaromi-at Queenstown, July . 6, fr0m.......„„ b oo 7,----I„i, - „,l,'' INDONDEART-at Queenstown , July 7, from ..... ----Canis in eg i itt,3 r emu-at Qoacesmtowa, July 6, from War ill II 1110APP , • tirsom-at Queenstown, July 6, from .. ..... ...-.......A1maimm find to PI donna/-u Queenstown, July 7, from ... PM Fuld •• , \DT MAIT-St Queenstown, July 7, cram ....,si mm od, loorsowo -at Oraveseod, July 9, from .... m gh,, J •1f1LT.....at UTIPpOIA. ALLY 9, from Moats TiM IIPHE 0 sasenc-st Liverpool, July 9. from. j„„ • SCIL CAT nuarsa-et Liverpool, July 9, from --Jim; &Mat Practical I' • • srum-at Liverpool, July 9, trues = L.D., Follow sate-at Gravesend, July 9, from cats-at Gramma, July 9, from limit soccer -at Gravesend, July 8, from ucuar-at Exmouth. July 8, from lowan Bor -at Qmenetows, July 6, from ......... A . i ...... ki P"llasill. obba . L i" ':, A : L b : I P : I : A A sxwau.-at Queenstown, July 6, prom oiyoa-at Queenstown, July 7, from Waft nvono-at Cardiff, July 6, from uses Comtwacc-at Qui enetown, July 7, trots Ulm the Repeat isitost-at Queenstown, July 7, from 1.1101%-at Greenock, July 7, from Tues , complete in saes:-etWasenstown, July 7, from .„ Ateleadrit , The 6,XP ins Csan-at Liverpool, July 9, from Ram Share and I OILIN-at Deal, July 8, from Roo NO , of the day, COLIIVION CABYLA-off Lathy. from QM ' cation. tomer -at Falmouth, July 7, R0m... . .. Ciskei The War tcomo-at Lyon, July 7, from Mind and reliable mums-at Plymouth, July 7, from Wens Ate Rate !MAID Comma-at Queenstown, July 6, frum.....Aleuntka Intelligence ustiornams-at Queenstown July 7, from Altman' apace will . ATICISSOVICIA-at Ouvesend, Jul 9, from Ammo It will be tsar-at Liverpool, July 9, from .Alexteini es London h :•11S OP TIC BOOTY (a.)-et Liverpool. July 9, from ....New Tat Orders I ono-at Gramm:id, July 9, from •Alltellp through es .ILII-at Cardiff, July 6, from Publiaccr, arcs-at Greenock, July 8, from JIM Fleet-street, cacaos-at Queenstown July 6, from. Alemadris iCICADIA-St QUlDeOltelell: July 6, from Alexandria wamo-st Queenstown, July 7, from Al stadia ATILAIIPTOX-at Queenstown, July 7, from Moat* Tits T" aaratasa-off Plymouth, July 7, from Was I,UP mom Foaser-at Queenstown, July 7, Rom mete b d nasalf nters-at Gesso:end, July 9, from IVID-St Dellt, July 8. from ou-st Queenstown, July 6, from focus, Russia-at Queenstown July 6, Rom. CGDA - 4" i Irl i elwilthytnd flea-at Queenstown, July 7, from tad ' The .. . stns Psaiums-at Liverpool, July 9, from " A" of all sound In the ex ' low MO SAILED. VOL fee • --- le US.BLITI COMA FREDIVICA-from Cardiff. July 5, to EardPol l B SPLCI mar-from Falmouth, July 6, to Lorin ITS F 0 as-from Newport, ~ July 6, to Demerol An excl mammas (sa ) -from Southampton, July. 9., to 'Wilma plied to It b ieiusa Wham-from Liverpool, July 9, to Mate MY-tTOOI LiPlep July 9, to Atria with lot at in -fromLiverpool,July 9. to Boniest,' IT F. 110 VAT YBIDIPAND-BOXIL L iverpool, July 9, to ..... Yoalipia; It w. zooms Faistua-Rom Liverpool, July 9, to MMus years than LITILIXIAA-from Liverpool, July 9, to %EMU= . fled f arty loarryo-from Liverpool, July 9, to WWI Worm' t.a Ima-trom Cardiff, July 8, to Tangs To be on Imes-from Portsmouth, July 7, to Nem* the odic*. 1 NAVA Lome-from Cardiff July 6, to .... .... Oik N.B. It d 7miso- from Falmouth, July 6, to usoZ poet at sr • • 7macorrir Lune -from Portsmouth , July 8, to mores of n. 30111IWALL-from Plymouth, July 7, to Melanin In advance 3obo-Rom Plymouth, July 6, to. Odes kursa-from Gravesend, July 9, to MID &BRAID BELTON-from Shields. July 7, to Carew& 11 , 10. fl • hum W. CITBVIII-from Cardiff. July 8, to ,ii.) can • touts - from Greenock, July 7, to 0-4. 4 1 0pir.,..0 flumes-teem Shields, July 7, to Rio 11l ALTE ?teas-from Exmouth, July 6, to Ole. FILILADOX -from Plymouth July 6, to Chlihill J 1? ALL Pam of BAT-from Liverpool, July 9, to Sari by FIABIONS-from 1 iverpool. Jo y 9 to QM, oIIN I. A. NUBIA-from Liverpool. July 9, to New TM and News r111•11AADZI-from Liverpool. July 9. to IMO Rios-km Liverpool, July 9, to ammli lissieve-tram FaMoutb, July 9, to WWI DA' [POLIMOROVOIt -from Queenstown, July 6, to WOO losers Hower-from Liverpool, July 9, lo harm Lem - from Liverpool, July 9, to loosonse-from Liverpool, July 9, to yam-from Liverpool. July 9, to Wan WISLAY -from SWAMPS, July 7, to lomons KARMA/IN-from Falmouth, July 7, to A1111119999 BWIINI""1611%.118 ' - .l l ; :a li t4tY t ii ; Jess-from Portsmouth, Joly 7, to a% : tilti4to Komi Swami-from Cardiff, July 6, to - Uranus- front Cardiff. July 6, to Manna Ream Tumsea-from Cardiff, July 6, to borotiofielfil -- WAITEAS-1/0111 Portsmouth, July 7, to itadlild T • Maatinsw-Rum Liverpool, July 9, to .fir Muimmon-from LiserpoW, Jul 9, to St. Jobn'a U Yeete Naomi-from Liverpool, July 9 to .x = netted NAIIAOAUSIA -tram Liverpool, July 9, to Levy, it Orraa pis.)-trosts Liverpoca, July 9, to EMI: with Lu • PILICAN (as.)-Rom Liverscol, July 9, to Pan.amumu -Dom Liverpool, July 9, to P119:0 . call kis Paormsom-from Cardiff, July 6, to which th PATI/Affi-from Greenock, July 6. to 1119111 9 abandon Panama-Ram Gravesend, July 9, to .....ffal The Barn-from Gravassid, July 9, to exa = automat. Itmosor-from Swum% July 7. to UPOII tI . Rammumme-from liverpool. July 9, to Orerrist-Rom Liverpool, July 9, to 14 °I Kyr Sey famm-Rom Shields, July 7, to Nis WS Mr. Hu . Rosamm-Rom Cateoff, Ally 6, to Mel the colts 800111A1111011-4TOIII Portsmouth. July 7, to COM as thiev 9mara-froca Li verp ool, July 9, to ...1100 disreput TIIIILIA-from MW July 6, t0 ..Mlll l Wouwavr-from Li verpool, July 9. to Xitall trade s p e honest a to the e • VEt3I3BLS SPOKEN WITH. pally th lordship Baby (barque), from Port Phillip far London, May 92, 81 days elu source t lat. 16.2 6., lea. UM W. was tl.a Vendetta (ship), Dom India for Liverpool, out 191 days, Jim Wm. familiar 46.56 N., lon. 19.97 W. tailors • madam men tel BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& made u, --sr- profit o BIRTHS. pledges metro in any o 11097.8r81111.. -July son. Bishop Auckland, Durham. the Idlilt , i; READY. -July 6, at Warwick-terms . Belgravia, the wife Only by differen Brady, req., 111. P., of a Non, Mill-born. which BUXTON.-July 5, at Woodlawn, Weybddgs, the wile of C. Dada Under • Esq., of a daughter. tremely LAIRD. -July 5, at Prinee'sspark, Liverpool. the wife of W. Dia Mg., of a rambler. STOGY. --J oisyuxi4z ol am y st 6 E. .; rt t „ Evering otcottaga o lm haidi . tee par . k, o,d. the out w , if li e =wooe d W.C.11: , a p i P tseh b r ut e e i bi n r il e e nsic t i Ro o P . i the int that th MARRIAGES. Lord only se they h bruugh they la to the had re . . A B T o t h i le : i d e r Nite laide; B il en, , j- M r "C u ugh a i l it : wi te at r r f t lY :o to th t :Atif"StDl6oo.ol;:sigoTjUll.uillyt.:CAlhelsAtalatotldnmhatjyarLaneKijumithaettimmatse l ;":716.0p.:t Balm Fullerton, of glimiclual. general rations eionari : Ct erthe llE tis f r. -CO ri lr ocott tizopagf EWALL.--Jul ti y .urre :T a , at peiy i:L tob F w a r ul Lry 'a. KLl Fismo...an t Idir° ll4 y. dviskw i ' ll o . ths e" tradio • 10 COUSINS-LUND.-July 6, at St. John's, PitelM _07 5a , 0 1. o oharact , MA., 8. cousins, Esq., of Annerley4 lll . own ob Slits daughter of J. R. Lund, Esq., at Paige, Burn,. attrac:i their p • 1 DEATHS. a- 8 bbat. AI I a t DUTTON .- Jay 4, at Tharese.terraoe, Rammermith, Hap, merit B • of the lute Commander B. Dutton, ILN., aged 77. __, The before upon h ..,[.. zuwieLLßTo4:44.o3TwOuti49,ofitultheya.u.4"at malorris.Onipiner.o...cipt.-KinnterraJohttalliffseom. Gait, In : 11 ' - ot ii. ~ =masks a l ed4ll4 L a B K ° g DG m ß ET ZB := l y o ry uli 4. 11, aatsiAlmisemegaat.te.ll.llWr..Pa.""s'itenmElqi of r aged _ca tli°644"l 11"Itirm Lo dPaI r thb r i t p. Clapham, and New Falese-yard, Weetathinter, egad 00 % 341 . 0 5e 1,... . 5. la LIWIL-July 5, Hannah, wife of Mr. LIL Lev* 0, • comutit UAL, aged 91. 1r uxa-July 5, at dllsemarls4trest. Mr. J. lA* )LP. ._. nob?. • 150 ' ..... w. L. Raza. w.A..... - July agai r de lts :crou4 irtfe of W. 9::" --- ; 0 su T mco h il i o ..! •" H.R.LC.C.B., aged 70. b e e . WIIIDD.-Ady 4, at Orovaldll-tarrate. Cambe rwsl4 36* "ISI : I , M :r d i c Ni l. n reFe P. Wedf,,__ll9m formerly of Maseledgb. Baum _.........„,„ du, of t LA ittlh 7110 1 4 4 ft *) .................... : round 919 66. 8.0 ' the Ler. 'Q. Prated and published b= , ter. at the oleo, , , t objeotio IS, Sue, ts in the OW of diately WI", i 2 the 9114" el Whaettlar&-TgaspAi, J ctt 10.