The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-03 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1861. _ . ... ...._ . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 1 othor stoke of ODD sows. or upwards, after May 27, alb extra; Lab) intlligence, plaintiff ; and Mr. M. Chambers and 11r. Shaw for the de- i I n making stock, are now getting tired of STEAM SHIPPING .- Notwithstanding the uns e ttl e d lof two of that iralwa that kind of thing, tte r primpodsof .speedy reaction in trade state of political matters, and particularly so at the serious i r p lb extra. Two ILASS . 10 alibi.) fendant. ... . id lb AP MOO * The plaintiff's rue was, that in the summer of last year being regarded as anything but encouraging. All the fancy and complicated Mate of affairs in America, the past month on A e .ofncotinnsuedideraintilqueiracytivul,try useful inthe s ,, tea e...e m u sl e d o p o p u ing ; THE LATE MEETING AT EPSOM. liyii tv. 1....~ I otolmad in Vends hinterest.ahas ha domestic use is such as to indicate restricted means on the ad more than an average amount of seined-hand steamers ,---.••• of bade I 3 day, 6: Th ursday, 6 ; Friday. 7. 5i0 v .....Th,. 1,e,,,,,1rriga at Evian ditriaro, the fees Wi1 ' 44 . 41 littot , UslilST. Portlaudrood -we , node,. June 5 ; Thursday , will fur 300/., u po n the representation that the quantity of only u trade up to the average. The military guomakers are steamers the sales have been more limited. Shipbuilder tinloson a le Matadcir 3 5 sire weer elf •• character to brighteo the po wrw ad eves sig n o 4 . o ., or mar, ons, per , 4 7 Prudence . .... ... S I 6 ' ?rid "- 7 ' ~.,,„,..,, , o 0. ,... . milk sold wee ltibarn gall ons , 32 ord . gall tim busy upon the American orders ; the tube -makers, edge-tool are getting well on with contracts it hand, whilst autici. 4 2 34war7 " 3 . Whiklu 'a d4 g r " ra- '"'""" s7 , "' atie ''' ''''''f' ' which, after the addition of water to the milk, made makers, and tin- plate workers are also doing a moderate pitting new orders front companies more or Ices in pro„..reo, omit a memos as that rosobirtal by Mr. During. the fields nt grower I•r..beree br Ilho Dressy three rusks's pnandiag • very fad avenge, powwo w ...... .. 4 4 mattock 4 . - day 5 . Friday, T. amide the Lillie.. oil towards theclose , ow iog to ti k e h oo t tooth brisk at season. The place for vessels of a larger class. knights however, have the price realised was 34d. per quart. The profit received ' branch business is flat, not - excepting the this electroplating in medium sized steamers ; some in q uiries have also taken 3 n 0 sitomorroo, om e t ree t. os o,_ou es day, June 4; Thorwhis. C. from the business was, It was said 9/. • week , Instead of 1 trade , which is almost invariably be • . oremoll stopmeo n. toy, whilst IDs majority .4 tho races were j ''' l ' llah 3 e o bow. Yslrfteld.mad.-Monday. June 3: lerlday, 7. Mare rat anew . . a 13 1 nicotine rfobaliahly clone. 10 , fewer this See "dud heat." taking Ith...e . ... 4 12 011.1 minster .. din • i. Friday, 7. half the quantity of milk ; the price was mostly g id . and slight improvement is the course of the last fortnight ; this present settled appearance of the weather, and consequent has been chiefly on account of the East Indies and the North decline in prices on the corn market -(From the circular pie. . tOO% asinoas that sittaiard ilia. bolas of the f I '7 is "ifir a t - , viomint Mgr& .. 3 e 0 f ' ' Al. per quart, and the profit was acarcely anything. .AIMPITH, Camherwell New.road.-Tuesday, Jane 4. Mat -has 4 PI .. kildruni 35 12 The defeuee was that the representation made was true. lof Europe. Tbe South American trade is flat. In the ad. of Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co.) ludo The Derby sad Oaks were al.° much nearer i f ~,m3 .. s it Wanted A good deal of evidence was given on both sides, and the joining tract of South Staffordshire and East Worcester ir ; 0 i i to im 'micro -laursilaz i t n ine 11. aims time wool. and a btaaket would have covered titesner ini 4 'la.- 4 11 1 3.7 " 146 4 II Inyueet the tint holfolomis past the winning chars for =,,,g 4 II S q uire Penis S 5 7 - - - verdict for the plaintiff-damages, 150/. chiefly out of the depressed condition of the iron trade of (From the Circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., the 1... 99 nisei, which will realer tin St. Leger Itemswied 9 Dora a a ...4 open Ansi:. however poorly nay the meet% be re- 4 :.:" . " 7 / 4 . 0% , ••• • .... . • .... 3 4 0 tech J ones a 5 7 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. - JrNZ 1. are more or leas complaining. The state of pauperism in In the general state of the tallow market during the past 3 5 7 Sittings at Nisi Prius at Wodminster.-(Before Mr. Jus•, this town shows an increase of in-door poor of 285, as corn- week there has been no material change. The slight tro pic , 00tol for it. There was only one nominate horsy- Swot, .„_,...._, .. ... . s iv , - homage 3 5 7 tics 11.11 and Coruir.on Juries.) Sittings in Banco.-(Before Barons Bnunwell and Channell.) pared with the corresponding week of last year ; the out - dean to lower prices in . new Y .C. for ready and future deli' POLUILSO --AM.'S: the sieves competitor, for the terming 1ra . 44 . 3 1.. '"'" $ 1. Johnehe bight .... 3 5 7 TAYLOR f. V ERGETTE.-TIM PETERBOROUGH ELECTION door paupers have increased 1 , 52 8. very, which we noticed in our last report, has been this week If 4 7 i BR/BENT. rather more strongly marked, but the busiuess transacted ear- and the Craves Stakes, which bad vary little effect v.:ilia - ie.:7er ... 3 6 ' tereiClearkmh-Ter- This was an action for a breach of promise of marriage. Mr. Field said this was an action to recover penalties for has not exhibited any feature of !medal interest or im am the Derby-sot wear so much as did the Winkel', n , "l"ire •- • a • InelPild N. I shl oarl 6 *Jeenithe - CORN . o-Comogroot, June 1,-we had • short supply portonce ; and we regard the lower quotations rather as the 3 6 7 promise • mcondh- that a re•oonable time had not elapsed • Stakes ..a next year's, Wing-ion besting such a rimarkshly j OO O O , .'' .. . g PI M lard 4 paid • • ' - • . ' rapt Practices, Act, and the defendant hadpleaded not goat,' of all corm but the tone was very heavy with • lower ten- natural result of the general dulness in sioculative opera gonitooldng lot that Ise is fully deserving of the position Herne . .. . 41 I thirdly, that the pLuntiff was not ready and willing to by statute. His present •application was made under the 14th &incl. Whoa, 3 611 . to 561 . ; herle3O 2 7a. to 40 s. ; Dons, than as arising from any "move' connected with Thos bone. awns saw ., „ mann the thowleaga at 115 rimorn o . him ; fourth . ly, that . t, , lie .. plain tiff had . absolved . him the Wants pet hint iato in the market. Nearly all them 'section of the act in question. and he had to move their bsans, 425. to 445. ; oats, 20s. to 30s. per qr • the tactics of the monopolists, who at present, indeed, have babied hies will pay thei r ~.i www. ,, odo r . t o, y w , aid . raw". r • .........111 he struck MI el the time prescribed unless other. 1 rom his p0:91100 ; rod, Nana', that the plaintuf had - ooe 01`.....e5. behaved in such au indecent and immoral manner as to lordships oo two grounds, first, that he might he allowed to I Watobare bong especially worthy of L a vin o all tar kent 90 exonerate him from his promise. add a plea that the action had not been carried on without CoLCRESTIR, JUNE 1.-A good supply of wheat, and little else to do than to contemplate the very unsatisfactory hies. The moderate calibre .4 the competitor. for the Hmts ASCOT HEATH. _ Mr. Pearce was counsel for the tilaintiff ; Mr. Berjeant wilful deity, and had not been properly commenced within twelve moiths of the alleged offence, the writ having been as small of other main. Wheat Is . cheaper. Barley, beans, result of their own handiwork-an occupation nut, an we d peas dull at barely late rates. imagine, rendered more cheerful by the prospects of the future. The business for consumption has been steady, the Hamd - amg. seal little for lava'. oaks iron, • • but the hit ASCOT HANDICAP Of ED soya each, 15 ft, and only o Parry and Mr . Joyce were for the defend a nt, GUILDFORD, JUNE 1.-The supply of wheat moderate . . ' ` • nee ' it declared by to-morrow (Totsday), with 200 added ; - • - . The plaintiff ts a young woman about 22 years of age. and issued but not served ;an d, secondly, On the alteroative for i Trade extremely dull, and to have forced sales • reduction em d and having been met chiefly by the old Y.C. tallow, a moo of Wombat in the Brighton Hashop -'n scarcely b , 4 i mier , of any h a after May 31, 7th extra. Two a rule to stay proceedings. He was willing to take the rule the defendant is the manager of • pobliedionse in Charlton- at all risks, and then their lordships would grunt it. 1 in price worn necessary, but sellers preferred w a itin g , large quantity of which has rece . tali' also been tatea for taloned as Tumbosio Not pre all licr oppoo o st o _ m o o , en d a ha iZ ti o n :r o o street, Sumerstown, the plaintiro parents residing in Mr. Baron Bramwell-Your rule applies to the past and - Fine samples quite as dear. Wheat, 40e. to 72a. Barley, for ~ continental marketa. In this sod otbeadascriptiona of sorta there has been very little if any, change in prices, Md the starter, too, I elf yet tlio slip, eery lied Ate 14 lh . All° 4( 3. Camilen.town. In 1858 the plaintiff was in the habit of i 28a. to 40s. Oats, Tris. to 295. Beans, 425. to 48s. Moore oak t • Coshlo 8 6 6 l and demand having been upon the whole fairl • clear lead Iron, not to sod. 11., mrcumnbilltie 4. - •ly T•vvipass .. 4 11 Isabella Mr. Field-Yes, my Lord. HERTFORD, Just 1.-We had again a (air supply of the 'PP 7 y balanced. Was more minarkable oti acnsint of it. affording Painiewe ... 4 9 Guilder a parallel caw to 11..4 .4 l'entah at the spring ii. . cuing af 41. ' 4144 ''•• • • • 4 I. 1)44 U 444443 a a 3 in au intimacy ited promise to Many. Several letters and R u l e n i s i aeoco di ng ly, Is. 6d. per load lower, with few buyers. Barley in less offer ; limited . 66.. 6d. i. quoted fee ready and June delivery, The business in new Y. C. tallow toddy has been vet Marini. ... . ... 4 4 hokum 4 b 1 presents paused between the parties, the latter including prices Is. per qr. lower formal the best samples, with few and Ms. per cwt. for q tict. to Dec. 184 5. for be not only reeved has field of fnurt••en oppoomita iwite..4 .. .. 4 13 Anthem arrivals for the week ending the 30th instant were to pre w ili ly the oaiie nmnoer, hot it was tor t i 1 , 17,... io ., % j en . urso, like : 4 1, , , , er .r 7 it. • •••••• • • • • 4 La Dwane*. l e 0 vlointiff's riot defendant's heir notwiued. On N'alentine's day, JUNE 1. peas few; prior Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, 2:4. to 40". Bar- The „ . .....„. . o _„___, ~," oovio , . stook 66,660 auk . ; with the sane Jo. key (J. Soovolem up, an. Noble comparmias run so queerly at time* that it is melees Pre. l4" l "i tettrr ek Town Tallow.-The business done has been moderate, . 4 . 4 cby Wad Dave- words, "My heart yearns ever for thee"-llaughter)-and DART T. DART AND POMEROY. Lime. JUNE 1.-Thy ototo of the weather during byes the fa a - • • h to attempt dmoovenag the cause of the old riore's defeat by ion too ,o the past wank has been very favourab ,le and the condition yen getting iscoant wit out difficulty, and this Lttle Lady for the Healbcote Plate-which rue would Lvaln de ... .... it 7 3 , Jackal 5 tl2 steward of a vessel called the Stamboul . He married theevening there is a declioe of 9d, the latter price being " Art thou not dear unto my heart ?decided improvement , ol , ~.... the err A1..9el 'Asa Isar at even weights ; and 1 pun Daum . 4 74 At meta Oh search Out heart and see; still in many places it has a thin and debate appaarmos, stone o f sib s. or to the *renal derv's olosiugik, these loam matiminawl I.y R 95,1 .9.‘ 99190 . 6 7 1 ZID/M 0 the Freeeh mere, Weddieg, fairly running away with the Ile um "' `K '••• 6 7 I P11""7"1"3641 -" 3 7 And from that bosom tear that Fart lin the 20th of November, 18.56, the respondent was con- and as yet is far being promising . Generally irking, ~ Plumper 4 1 rattles $ 7 That beats nut true to thee. tined of a child in Shoreditch. however, accounts state the plant looks more heel Old Y. C. has continued to maintain nearly our last quo ,' than tattoos ; 525. 94. is paid to-day for good quality. Town Hate. This , however, coel,l not I.ring %yahoos ' w o o, The court under them circumstances made • decree nisi to- tto Do, isoition he occupied O. the market vi .... Si Peignall . I 13 Waldemar! against Mrs. Dart, but dismissed the coaespoodent, there for die I orb.. mane la anmpoli is era heateu .a Ita:t ... matey .. I 10: canary I 7 And if a fault be eberiehod there, ;11 kinds would be much benefited by more rain, and Ti oodoy, as the public would amt Maio! the Paul clifford 3 7 , Rappers' foreigner is ► 'no h a me. and the Freedmen 'ell.' . S 0 . nister to St. Albans 3 . 7 'Tin loving thee too well." (Laughter.) terous offspring. (armors have row less to complain of. The show of wheat Australian. -The supply is moderate. A few parcels of quotations, Lad :rot all their money on at " the Owner " lest Monlay. c '''''' ''P' 4 0 On the envelope was written, " I love thee true." After SILLIANSON r. ViILLIANSON. at our corn market to-day was by no means abundant, middling to fair ox have changed hands during the week at Still, they were very vonfulent in his defeating the whole the punka had been acquainted for some time, they visited consisting of new and old samples; the trade ruled dull, 49,i. lid. to Ms. lid. per cwt. 'There 'is no sheep offering. told Ana Die ear o proved they made no mistake, fur after ROYAL L0N10..11 YACHr CLUB. Th parties wore married in August, 1834, and had h ad Oxford, where the p teietifre P arente had V ee't° reside . an d three child , but only two survived. They bail both beim wheat making rather lees money than last week. Old North American.-There are a few parcels in the market; being koockol on to his heed and keno, at Tattmobans. ---4,- - - there defendant held himself out as her future husband. white made 70s. to 725. ; new, grie. to 70s. ; old rod. 64 5. to quotatioes nominal, say Mo per cwt. for fine. ..finer, he biatiaized to finish within four or live yard. of the It to seldom that a sailing match is contested Whilst there he purchased • wedding ring and presented it Mogen at the Raglan M*c Hall, and they had also kept • 71s . . new , 66 .. to 64 .. per 36 „one. Of barley th ere was cigar shop, and also the Sugar Loaf in Bell.yarL Mrs. nolo ' a ' tit fle • : the however , was The public sales to-day were not important ; below are %inner. acel 1,3 , s oo doubt that, but for tio, snidest, be seder auspices more calculated to test the powers c 4 the te her . saying' ere's the wedding ring and me to bind iVI illiainson con.plained of several acts of cruelty. On one ohiu'tt equal t i n i n i l l Y ° id rin g. - • ged t the results , e sop y, aid transactions were effected • South American.-20 casks and 361 boxes were offered. a ..,1.1 haven . . o second. while if not first, he would arlizoely contending croft than that which we are now about to detail sod you will soon want me to bind yourself." 14 al so --* occaoion when she was leadiog the chorus at the Raglan, - • have Allowed hottledrum to aecomplieh stico 911 iway vic- of Nat inlay, while, at the same time, it was a very healthful P ett , hae . ed ~, a keeper. The plaintiff at this time was a cook of at • time when she was near her confinement, she was no impotent change in Prices. Halting, 36., „ to 42a, per, 7 pipes of very good quality brought 545., the remainder of quarter ; gr l ind e ai 30 : to eo ri th . Pe e r d. :it:lnto an ed e s ealul hu ot t tbe cask' were bought in. 100 boxes o f qtrality found tory. A. regard. looks, he was quite Ilse eutoil i. 4 Lluadee, a nd pleasurable thy ltill late in the afternoon). The cono in " u "' mdatrest • Rmsell ' s q u a re • and °Pen the faith suddenly taken ill, and could with di ffi culty leave the stage. DmpLintuo, litinkoff, The Drake, and the ironer, these he which mustered very strorigly on board the Queen of the marriage she left her situation and wont to retide with Her husband followed her abused her, and said it was allbuyers at 555. dry pure tallow ; and 55e. 6,1. to 56s.:ki. /wing all that went down with the judge., sod they ow- the flames (Captain Rackbanil. a Dew and very fine boat of her uncle and aunt for the purpose of preparing for the wai n " y ob tain ed late tes for a l l " good manples, affeetatioa. He habituall used foul is to her, and n i d D al_ zraL Y to e. • were paid for 150 boxes of the choicest demription. The rest lately retiorteil great credit oa their trainer., Kettladram the Woolwich and Watermau's Company, recently put iimniage* Several articles of furniture were purchased, oa several occasions he struck her severe blows. The „._ "e ... „en , near, ra to . . 30s. per 24 .. .stone; were not competed for, being of middling quality, for which quite tang me by surprise, as 1 mouldered it ouponwiblello upon the liowich route, very touch enjoyed the pleasures when it appeared the defendant had 'mice attracted by adultery trea charge d w i t h two girls named Var y and Bean were ( as has 1 the case 07 late/ only • umtteu the demand is dull. show, and the demand was by no means active at late eon' have been brought fit totbe puat after loino shopped NO Id the .lay, which were heightened by the linty cheer pro. another young lady in the same street, and Mourne cool and a har i non miller. Cocoanut Oil has been quiet ; the demand both for home Meg in his work aims Mos Two Thowinel, or lie would have Sided by the captain iu his capacity of steward. The follow- afterwards left the plaiotiff. With regard to the fifth plea Mr. Garth appeared for the petitioner. terms, old sm.' realising 565. to 58.. ; Dew, 4 61 . to MA per and foreign markets having been lately very freely met, and quarter. Fins flour, 43.. to 475. ; seconds, 435. ;thinly, Isro my chaviipioo, as in the Two Thousand Culottes. Mg were the conditions of the race and the entries: an application WAS made to chambers for the defendant to T h „ ourt uta d„ d ecree w it .rather km disposition is now manifested to go into stock. R ou g e Dr ag on appeared as though be bad bou very recently Finer MATCH. far third-class yachts, not exceeding supply the plaintiff with the names, be., of the Lersons 4lc per 20 stone. Prices have not, however, exhibited any important change. LEIGHTON 0. LZIGFITON. maim, sod the beet lo eking of the outaolerm • after the 10 tens dull nostaurement. EXTRA HATCH for yachta ant with whom the plaintiffNommcit, JUNE 1.-At today ' s market wheat was is To-day some little reduction was submitted to, then being Frenchman, we i r the Drake ad Aunties, the latter being excersling E. tow Prins : Third class, 30/. , aad U. Extra the names of three peno h u ad s, " on t e ed boit i r ali the 0% Y. ..1 1 =m rarLia clerkDr• The appeare d for lira. Leighton, the wife . of • fair supply, and prices were la. per quarter lower. In bar- few bidders, only 30 casks being sold out of 450 auks %hen the petitioner whom the furniture was purchased. The plaintiff and dm . is • cigar house ht the Ci ty . ley oats, beans. and peas, little doing. White wheat, 50s. offered. 455. 3d. to 4.5 a. Gd. were accepted for good Cochin : f g araw ly th oug ht o f until be hod catered up, who • few match : 15f. and 51. The first priors in plate. m arried him in March, 1851 , she had about 21U0/. of her t eto, were well on the favourites eutrustel bin with a trills THIRD CLAM fondest had not seen each other since August, 18tiO. The . . to 62. . ; red ditto, 565. to 58 4 . ; damp sad inferior ditto, 465. 3d. for fine. For Ceylon 43,. was demanded, but there told her • sad in the following January he for fear of an occident. The eighteen competitors were Yachts . Tone. Owners • defendant returned his letters and presents, but they own ; .. ate _ to 48s. to 521. per quarter. Flour, 40s. to 41, . per tack from were no buyers at the price. business f a few days. She decoy sum under weigh after reaching tie stoning post, but Borne lO . Tao. Henry Hedge, Faro had kept, hen. In • conversation with her uncle as to Ms awa y tle L"" the miller. The weather this week has been fine and to-day Palm Oil has been in fair request, fine Lagos and Wltydali was ne howeverat he had taken about 150/. of His MA without throe or four being left behind, the crowd so Why Not money and she had heard or seen notion of him since. surrounding 11r. Hlleurge that he did not perceive Klan. Violet 9 The Rt. Hem Lord do Roc, • done with her altogether." The uncle in cross-examitiation _____,, . . . g the stiff Norfolk clays the wheats are not expected to be •to 445. lid, 265 casks were offered, floe WLydah bringing that he had been living with one Jane loot with Lin head the wrung way until ton lats. For - EXTRA MATCH. denied that he had boasted lie would get her 501. damages. It appeared . Bowman , full plant, the crop not having " tillered," but being thin 455. to 45e. 3d. per cwt., but only 16 casks were sold. The whom he represetted to be him wife, and there was name and poor. On more hivourable soils, however, the wheats bulk of the oil brought forward was inferior, and was not tumtely, however, Fordham got him into a good position Lunt to think that he had left the country with bell. are healthy and strong. Many of the early-drilled barley competed for. . a. they ascended the bill, sad by Lugging th e rails he was May Fly .... 4 . - -. . Ter court made r decree amt. fields are looking remarkably well, but there are some cam- Palm Nut Oil.-We hear of no business worth noticing. right n hoot at Me first tura, elosly attendiog Giraffe .... 6 . Daniel Hatcher, Eaq. fumed to give them up, • and the aunt said, " Why do you - mom the is., lesden, Inephantue and KstUalruni, the S o ny ... .. 5 .0. Haloes, Esq. wall to part man and wife r Plaintiff tuned round and plaints of the devastations of were-worms. 775. 6d. to 38s. 6d. quoted for fair to fine. Ooe cask only Liter's mckey taking good mist sot to let Edwards get so Wee Pet 4.A. A. Casamajo: ; 23. smiled. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Julce 1. NOTTINGH A M, JU N E 1. - Since last week refresh. wasoffered to-day of inferior quality,and wassold at 355. 6d as h fur away e did in the Tw o Thousand- It bolted irks • The him ond Cicely were entered is the or extra Mr. Balderson, furniture dealer, proved the plainti ff (Before Mr. Oommlesioesr Holroyd) big showery of rain have fallen in this du- per cwt. watch between the two until fairly in th e strinht, when claw, but ILI not make their appearance, and as far as saile and defendant coming to his shop and purchasing articles RE LAIMENcI AND 1101171110111 L-THE GRIST FAILCHZ OP triet, and the weather in other respects has been South American Horse Grew.- -There was none offered ii Dundee. Devonian, and Atherstme took their *ma clam hog qualitcationa were co med. some others might as well of furniture. Ile never took liberties with the plaintiff.beautifully fine ; the crops are making fair pro- toolaY. 38s. per cwt. is still quoted. ETREATIGULD AND CO. behind lilankoff, but as this crack war about to pie tha have been aliment. The steamer left Blackwell at a little This • • f the proof of debts under the estate P .m, was •a sitting or Russian, he ass mosionad against by Atherstooe, and had before eleven, and proceeded direct to Erith, where the Ile might have touched her on the back, as any other of them bankrupt', who the well-known leather sod wheat plant Las much improved in appeanton, especially WEATHER REPORT. sot the Frenchman hem on the other aids of him, he might 'arida, with the exceptiou of those we have ti ed 00 customer, to call bit attention to some little article. He me hide factors of St. Marzle. A proof was tendered, in . • the autumn sown, which or some soils looke excellent, Lire laws down. It wee Ituyollieda asidortunr, however, were found at their anchon, which, accordin to the con ' did not do it with any improper intention. The defendant vv .. . . . . while on others it is backward. A few more genial showers Rich can a clinched been received under another SATURDAY, JUNE 1,8 TO 9 A.M. I to be the roily real sufferer lay the accidsat, fur be was "Mao ditions of the race, thee were to weigh, in order to show 66 his hams, ad 1.1 at least half a doses tenths ; Dwadom their manainship. Tbe course was from Erith to the was present all the time. . Several letters were put in and read. One dated 3nl Nov., °M a * te and the matter stood over for further inquiry. would be of immense L e rd, to all kinds of spring corn. There was •• moderate show of wheat on offer at our corn . . 1 .. D. I. C. 1. a. it the meantime, getting on even terms with the leaders se Chemin Heel Light and back to Greenwich, aad the eddreteed t° the plaintiff 's anal ' was SS follows ' MAT 31. market to-day, the quality of which on the whole was fair ; they crowd the road, tbs falcons of the trio Bing As- 'snaky fry wer e atone 1 a f e w minutes bef ore to e lar g er, " Dear mother,-1 have taken the pleasure of this short (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) inferior sorts were ls. per quarter cheaper ; old white made re....a. KilOorion. Klarikoß, sal Athantoue, who no to order that they might get well under way without mien you, hoping to find you all quiet well, as it leave IN RE MUTH AND SINCLAIR. 68x. to 805. ; old red, Ws. to 71s. ; new red, 45. to 645. ; alehmt M a liar, weaned from the rack i.e Yorkininater say impediment, soil fortunately no impoliment occurred. all net present. I told Oarah about not writing home, The bankrupts were h oen .j ectore, o f p onerso .h ise , qu a new white, 55. to 70a. per 36 stone. Of barley the supply NAnu , and Royallom. Tha first to hang out signals et At 11 boon 27 minute. the find signal was gives and she said she had not had time vet. Uncle was the certificate meeting. Them:counts, prepared by Mr. was exceedingly small, but the tone of the troth assumed a AMIRDEZII 2933 60 49 B.R.E. 3 r distress were Klariffoff and Dirq.harans, but by foe the extra class to get ready and at 30 minutes * Martin is not much better. He was a lath better Lod ridino their jockeys kept them io the frost monde they were off. They all' canted at the lame about • fortnight • go. Wether is against yon much. I C. T. Kemp, have already appeared in detaiL The total liabilitice of the firm are 97 000/.very quiet aspect, and prices were not much altered from Lam ; mete estimated a t those of the week previous ; malting, 35e. to 435. ;Seale, 29.70 SE AS N.W. 2 BUWICE IMOD 67 64 W. 2 0 0 mask to the dietaries, when the race was reduced moment, their anchors being weighed with very expert sea- told him last Sunday that I like to ;whim out again with 16,000/. Hitherto only about 1 2,000/. has been reelised, and 404 . to 44 5. per qr. ; grinding sold steadily, old samples Aetaroesax rere 54 62 N. 3 c r to • match betwees Diodes and Kettledrum, who were sinehip. The Wee Pet was routed first, then followed the his pone,' and chaise and flarrie" is has got a thee company there has been no dividend. making 31s. to 33a. • new 295. to 31,. per 30 stone. The P°D 110411 .• • • 230 61 61 ." • 4 llMlthes 2673 66 53 It.S.W. 4 b loth " ;suably; double ;" lama!, 's mar foie leg gave way Spray and Giraffe. Tie wind was nearly all westward , and to Pm y with with her cousin laby,and it is • fine girl, &Del wi ll Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, said they had no specific show of oats was smell, • ...a the demand, although fine. was OALWAT .. . 20.97 37 65 W. 6 C Unmediately his friend. began to Amt. which gave the eirfiree the work down to the Chapman was easy monis, you ask father whether be has got • equax-oaughter)-to ground of complaint against the bankrupts, but wished to by no mesas active. ample' generally sspportisg recent Mut MintiOn 20.74 69 56 W.N.W. 3 o Yorkahue bons a Ica , ' of half a length, and this he 11111112.. The Spray immediately nn by the Wee Pet, as did also the apace for her. If you have I should lio very much °lair call the attention of the court to the magnitude of their currencies ; old, 32a. to 38s. ; new, 111 to 3 4 3 . ; foreign, lavaiiroot 19.88 66 64 W. 3 0 Mined to the hush. despite the game efforts of Dundee to Giraffe, and whoa the itumn overtook the fint,ths Giraffe tt you give my beat reepecks to Jack-Ilsuglitetb-Pol • transactions, commencing with • small capital of 1,2001. 211., to 325. per 24 stone. Beans ants to hand very mustily, VALINTIA 30.09 51 51 N.N.W. 4 c °sorban' hos. sad ail 1 suitaace c.add do was to get his trealawiteg, at four miles from the *Outing place, the sp re n y and Beaty, Dick and MI the little 0004-(lAnght.er)-and i s 1857. and were taken off at late prices ; old, 575. to Ms. ; new, gosionrown 30.03 Ini 641 N.N.W. 2 Y 011T2 49.81 CO M W.R.W. 3 c 0 bees. weed AM. eOa the pos_t -fully woohluding ids no Learest, May Fly, and Wee Pet being in her wake. T ' wooki you be so kind as to tell Jack that 1 tried to get that Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupts, denied that there had 44a. to 53a. per 38 stone. Super flour, 46i. to 525. ; fine, L g ii n nn i nto 6 . 55 w.5.w. 5 b - Petah" as a In." levemPlished artist, is niv tiPfah7= Giraffe was hacked freely to win against any other boat singly, what he ask me. I could not for love nor money. ter ,_ - DP. been anything of the " bubble " character about the trading. 401 . to 4 lle. Perm gtAThe. Doirm .. 1 19.86 sr se W.O.W. 3 o the perfumes:co for older heads would hove Ices e ormo l u s t o th e start , and was now t a k e . N. c h o i ce age i s a Mot* from your affectionate romind law, -Tnoots natE2l.- Of the large amount of bills accepted by the bankrupt. the Oxecon, JUNE 1.-There was plenty of wheat on offer, Poorsootam :451.89 SO 65 W. 6 0 'soder the stromms!altres. had they d-playol less maser. Ike whole Meet. We omit now return to the la class On the 30th June Le wrote the aunt-" Dear mo th er; " be majority were drawn by men of substance, who had taken and but few buyers. Prime die samples may be quoted at POITLAND 110.97 69 64 W. 2 c Royallieu num with • wet mil at the finish, and served to boats. At 11 boars 37 minutes 30 meads the Rut gnome spoke of their corning together, and coscluded-" Your them up, and not one would come against the estate. lest week'. prices ; to make miles Of inferior sorts sellers 'Luton% • •1 23 36 11 64 W.N.W. 3. W 2 0 0 vends. the task of placing a third MOM dill. geed fee them to mat is m ai gg ias , ad at 40 m i nu t e . 33 affection son and daughter, Thomas Barker asd Harriett ." The Commissioner-There is no charge here of fraud could only do so at • reduction of Is. per quarter. The ree _ 14 , 14 , 62 - ••• ta, 67 i g w 5 0 cult, it befog is Wm to herl9 a correct wends they were assist way. The Violet's halyards got Mr. Perjeant Parry addresaed the jury for the defence. against the bankrupts ; the only charge is that of hay. malting mama being over, the barley trade was almost • o om il mesu 20.74 Si - C a l, - r 5' ides which of the foar bones behind Dundee Mil fool. and Mtwara that and a difficulty in weighing bar He said it WAS to be regretted this action had been brought. mg traded recklessly, sod that their expenditure was nonentity. Oats and bears were scarce ; the former realised gnu= :puns ss - S.S.W. 4 r ebanowl the mech.esneted "sataation" math the jialge's hit anchor, the other two vessels mat off three minutes Wore In August or September, 1860, all intimacy ceased between excessive. It is impossible for me to say what may be the from 25a. to 36a. par quarter ; the latter made from 40s. to Came X30.09 63 - W. 2 0 neat forth. Except that kettl e d rum ten se d the tol,les on he Was able to follow them, but when she did she brought them, and it was not till March, 1861, that the present real fact ;it looks to me auspicious ; but as I think this is 48s. Flour from 455. to 465. per sack. BAYONNE-- 30.14 ID - W.S. W. 2 e 010.13 ea - N.N.W. 6 b Dicehmtas hie the defeat ia the Two Thowond, and thus down a nice wind with her, sod soon lessened th e gep b e . aeria l was brought. The defendant WY 0114 •• barman and not •• stronger case than that of " Esparto Johnsen .. PETERBOROUGH, JUNE 1. -At our market to-day we bad laan°l Proved AU ""sPPotousoot" to bevy liar tom the raff, tween herself mad the Why Not sod Bessie, the former of mot manager, and the plaintia's father was sine a paviour, (6 Da Gm, M'N. and G. 699), I grant the certificates ha- • fair supply of wheat, which met • ready sale at fully EXPLANATION. ;abbe fanning was combined almost to the letter by the si bids took the lead and kept it ell the way down to the sad it was not likely the plaintiff would be much here- mediatedy as of the second class. the prices oI this day week. Barley, none offering. Oats Loosaneww3w , corr " ad and , t ,, 3934 3 ,, nag. at MRS aft remit. as Dimiliantua agars beat Klarikoff Awl Imam, sod winning point, where thov rounded in the following order. Aid by this action. Ile should call witnesses to ready 'sale at higher prices. Beaus without alteration. w ow ; we left " . of „, tic ,, i me. causing about owohoodreotit the latter war, as 1 setreipeted, several le ngt hs behisd his .no champs of the slightest moment having occurred between prove the fifth plea so far as regarded her romping and Prices :-Best red wheat, 60s. per qr. of 5041 b.. ; common of an took diminution; and each 10 deg., above In deg., causing lase d eowsuer.w. Kikiersa, who finalist well op be- the smaller boots :- kissing with young men. Ou one occasion she went out with THE POLICE COURTS. ditto, 465. to 48s. per qr. of 4801 b , . ; oats, in. 21. to la 4d. warty three hundredth'. Increase. E.-Exposed thermometer Wad the leadieg half-doses. It is least seforranata fur the R . N. S. • young man and sire a female fraud not to tell Tom, per store ; Leans, 48". per qr. of 5321 be. in made. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew Tweschness Ito,fallicti is out in the St. looter, as be is just Why Not wee more retnukable oe amount ut a. &Hoofin g a parallel case to that .4 Cantah at the spring meeting of IN:). for be not only pried loa fitl.l .4 fourt•en opponents in pen scaly tics but it wilo sit sane course, with the acme Jo. key (J. Smordeo op. eel i.e was, like Toechom•Net, grimed by Ilieves. Moe Julie and ..II her Made comparisons run so queerly at limn. that it is mina to attempt doroveneg the cameo( the old riare's defeat by tattle Loly for the Seethe-tile Platc--whicii rsoe would par Alout on a par at even weight.; sod I pap oe to the mood dev't deities, them being mitgorated by Freeeh mere, We Ming, fairly running away will the Town Plate This, however, coeld not loon; Royalties* to , I. to the poition be occupied nl the Market for the led... Odom i'manopolite was beaten a. the public would eot Patel the foreigner in am b a mil, soil the Erne:lams bad got all their money on at " the I 'weer " Lot Mucelay. Still. they were very r.afmlrnl in his debating the whole and the rim 1• proved they made no mistake, fur after being barked on to hi. heed and knee. at Tattosbani omer, he toaitaged SO Mash within four or five yards of the winner, and 1 hooey no doubt that, Lut for heg aedalest. be ..old have Is es-on.l, while if not tirst, he would aciately have allowed kettledrum to accomplish It I I 411 rosy vic tory. A. repo?. looks, he was mute the elm! of Dondes, lhopbantue, KlAnkotf, The Drake, sal the winner, thme Is Mg all that went down with the judge., mid they em taint, esthete.' great credit oe their trainers, Kettlekese quite taking me by surprise, as I moldered it, onmenble he ceuld have been brought flt to tbe punt after being shopped' s° keeg in he work noon the Two Thouseol, or he would have kris my champine, no in the Two Mounted Osiers. Rouge Dragon appeared as though he bad 1 ) ,...0 v er y memo* amen, sod the tent In king of the outsider.. after the Frenchman, weir the Drake sad Aurelian, the latter being areniely thought of until he had cantered up, when • /OW who wet* well on she favourites eutrusted Lim with •trille fa fear of An occident. The eighteen cunspelliken were wee under weigh after resehieg the staring pet, het at without three or four being left bellied, the mend me surrounding Mr. MY:curie that he did not perceive Mari hit! with Lis heed the mom way until too late. For tuuately, however, Foeilhan got Lim into A good position a they aseemled the hilt sad by Lugging the rah he wee right is front at the first tun, eloely attending fapogi the two leaden, Incidentals and Kettledrum, the latter's Jockey Liking good eery not to let Edward* get go far AWAY as Its did in the Two Thousand. It linked like a watch interne the two until fairly in the straight, when Dundee, kovallieu, and Atheist)°, took their Moos does behind tiler Muff, but as this crack was about to pan the Russian, he a.O eantemed against by At mid had e..t the Frencluon been en the other side of burr, be might lure hem down. It wee Kuyalbeda nsidortune, however to be the only real Pilferer by the midget, fur be was demi es his keen, aryl het at least half • dome lemths ,• Dembeh it the meantime, gelding on even terms with the leaders a they crowed the mad, the fel/omens of the trio long he rticse. Kil•ionagi. Maribor!, awl Atherstoue, who ram Meant is a hoe, smarmed from the ruck by Yoelinrinater and Koyalliou. The first to hang cut signala of distress were Ktuiffel and I hophatitna, but by hrd ride; their jockeys kept them is the frost reek to the dietetics, when the me was reduced to a match batwing' Dubose and Kettledrum, who were berth " pallier; double;" leatol. 's roar foie leg gave way ismedieselyLa frOadi team to shoot, obi., gave the Yorkehre hove a Ind of ball a 'conch, Sal this lie rnain• Mined to the numb, deante the mum efforts .4 Dundee to ,e e eh a ul bo o , and all c mance could di was to get ho bone arced Altno t oft the pest -fully estildeding his re. putetioe as a most aecomplished artist, is my comtl , .... the performance, for older heeds would have leen e eider the streunisfanem had they diode, of less miser. koyallieu mime with • wet sal at the lioi.b, and served to lender the task of placing a third more diffi cult, it Meg haponeil.le to form • calved ides which of the fear hones behind Deaden hid obtained the nieehemetesl "anemias" mettles jeidgenlist west forth. Except that Kettledrum turned the tables cm Diepheetes foe the defeat is the Two Thousand, and thee proved his "iliaapyontieeet" to have lust hint the is... pithhe rousing was enshrined almost to the letter by the malt. es Dimillantua again beet Klarikeff coil Immo., sal the latter was. ns I +ate:ipotesi. several lehs behtod his Ilipmarket conquerie. Kuhlman, who tinialied well op be hind the leaden half-doses. It a mot sefertunmie f u r th e Fietschnews &milieu is out in the St. Leger, as l or i s ju s t the make fur tier Lopagater femme ; hit there roe be tio genutios shout the Goodwood Cup brae/ ouly • matter .4 heath lee him, wed am we to have anlfleient mein to mates the grouted at Anot be might WOO OM is for the Cup there. Inoplientos is souther not Is the St. Leg. r, foe which Klarikoff is the only one with may done. appormtle. of turning the tables on Kettle• Drees, ms Dictate an a tlemeigh " rague." and with Lady Sipes he the heat .4 the mar the rier look. between the two K's, eaten the third, K . CALI shine over the Deremeter course bettor thee Emma -which is very pro. Ml* the one. Is the Mesas Plete Cheeemde showed she hod het all fem, when running behiml Jo eny Los ;• lem, who meld sot make begerter plhe., or hi, suspicious Lin hp might hare given way, as hm party must have feasoL as the four. to me went begging. limper prov.sl \smelt a meth, deambileat of Nevem+ in the P.entinek Platy, which he woe in • caster, with all the wright ; sad the Derby Day was wound up by the Rine geosivig a hIVIII dirtying at the heady of Mr. Mssey's Calliope Ey in the Burgh stakes, alb befog Lid res her uphold in... pusetion. On Thursday the proceedings commeueed with a dad heat, se on Teasley, my ally. ruipire, who had vas hi. ma mem allowing the woo little Lupus to end • march on him fur the timed Stand Ituelicop. Nothing was nem the two, :shipwreck. who will a...m011y see a better day. wit leinA at enough to get home, Althoui:b he ran very fast esrly in the race. Patriot, looking so if be had been indulged since hie appearance here last meeting, just woe the Two Veer 111.1 Stakes from the two penchant enimAL ; seal the seat ..flair was trivially close although the field er. took their ri venge of the gentlemen, the di ferns agrorien the cop to the French U. murprims, when ineetin:C.c omewl.at stele Lady Treoco.. Spi= Life exhibited her old f orm i n th e nice for the Weetero Boehm; Meting Twilight anal Gallus Pier their own distance at elout raciest weights w.th the letter hut the Mimi.* of Horace (list) snot sot ill taken tato account, as it w.s ocrtaiely not hie day.. The Usk • forma the only event that took place on Friday requiriug 'We at, mid tlsal a cei:lr the heat. coupled wAla lia bag delay at the oat, settling the preterites of en many tam it would be mere waste of time to analyse the perform sale, id the cogreetitora It is mintiest to 'mime that Lady Wpm. exhibit...l • groat improvenmet on lies treYsous Una tea eneMna in from tbroUglimit, ibeMilwpalaril 0,4 slier On, Vairwater, Brown Isoehese, aiel Nemesia, the straggle IsMig confieed to the airy throughout. Brown Inaches. in turning the tables tai Nsteirsis, Kettledrum .1.4 man D.isphilattia in the Derby, owl com. plate:* upset the .general imams that was h e ll s h e Sonia hot stay, lair yiAt . liming being continued RI it ems in the Derby by her triumph, for there was nover a 'p o lo about the lharliew. being Mi.' aerood beet perfon ow to Lady tliga, e , for o hoot a alia-p look out must la kept, as she only biding her t o .-,'. the current seek'. ep.-et is of no importanse. mid neither at Woe, Chelood Ail, Illingerford • rye licierlei, the bip n l, ou olrui+•'• show in •ny thin; IL,. N 0.... w i t h Ascot.. close at liAtel, .opecially as so moo. of the hood= Lem .1 .. are krint:. Cir ough the Ilan( It fm• to with any of the haudicale until sh e competitor. are aboo.t nt the Martin liust ; 21111 as regards the usher items I only point to Ifel.ll,roii Maid and Inee. 4 fir the roirton and Loud-oh-, mg!, stakes at jp. ve ri e y, 1.,a,; and Beeper far the flumierf.-ol and Woudhay Stake. at Huogerford, sail Farfella tee Lord Burleighl for the Great Beddow Stake. at Chase. foe& am !nuking pretty "good things," on paper. I c.. Duet i.meltele this letter without a rinses notice of this mostli. Belly, which LI men of the beet snubbers ever Mood of that excellent twiadc:iee, promMent remg bee heirs an artiele on the Beau& s of Frampton Chart Pb.ldnck. by the "Gentleman is Black," which will be reed with the greatest interest heesium the anther deemate no the ogicliti,A of the yearlin;, that are to be sold seder the hemmer on Seturilay nest. We have also se meelhet portrait and hiogroihy of the Earl of Sheillinake. me of the turf's brightest ornaments ; and as rep:6 the other matter it is only stress-in . to my that mal7 line I. reselside, yep ecially to the spurt•Milla -I am, be., M kiTEISt. " Dear mother,-1 have taken the pleasure of this short Delete you, hoping to fled you all quiet well, as it leave ell as at preseut. I told Sarah about not writing home, and she said she bad not had time vet. Uncle Hartle is not much better. He was a little better about • fortnight • go. Wether is against you much. I told him last Sunday that I like to see him out again with hie pony and chaise and Harriett is has got a 0100 company to play with with her cousin laby,and it is • tine girl, and will you ask father whether be has tot • e ould i r e is: .; jla , :l c hte o rl b — l to roukegivheer.rnyifbye:tu hav e r spec Le s t* Jack—(heighter),—Po i l i fv e and Bony, Dick and all the little ones —(lenghter)—anii would you be so kind as to tell Jack that 1 tried to get that what he ask me. I could not for love nor money. So no more from your affectionate iou-in-law,—Teoess BAUM" On the .10th June he wrote the aunt—" Dear mother;" he spoke of their coming together, and concluded—" Your affection sun and daughter, Thomas Barker aid Harriett." Mr. Elerjeant Parry addressed the jury for the defence. He said it was to be regretted this action bad been brought. In August or September, 18170, all intimacy nand between them, and it was not till March, 1861, that the present action was brought. The defendant was only • barman and act manager, and the plaintiff's father was only a paviour, and it w.te not likely the plaintiff would be much bone. lited by this action. He should call witnesses to prove the fifth plea so far as regarded her romping and Leming with young men. On one occasion she went out with • young man and desired a female irked not to tell TOM, sad under these circumstances the defendant thought it was desirable for them not to come together. There was a moi ler understanding between them that the arrangements liked the marriage should cease. He called Mrs. Porter, who depneed that at the letter end of the autumn of 1860, she saw the plaintiff at Mr. Bahlerson'sehop. It was between nines's(' ten o'clock, and she was speaking to him and Mr. Young, a fishmonger. Afterwards she saw the plaintiff and Mr. Bablerion in the shop. She heard a laugh, and on looking round she saw plaintiff kissing Mr. Bahlersoo. Croeresernined—Baltkreoa's shop is an open one with windows to the ground. She saw Mr. Beldame pot his head into the plaintiff's bonnet and kiss her. (Laughter.) They were at the further end of the shop. It was done for witness to notice it. Anyone passing could have seen it. She thought nothing of it at the time, and did not nieutioa it for some time after. Plaintiff told her she was to be married in September, 180. Wittier told the defendant of it about two mouths ago. Catherine Gibbs saw the plaintiff, in August, 11160, with a young man named )(Willie, and she desired her not to tell Tom of it. She saw her with him on Palm Sunday, and he kissed her twice. She bad seen Hr. Balderson pat plain tiff's back sod equine her hand. (Laughter.) The kissing took place at the uncle's street door. She resided at the public•houu opposite plaintiff's aunt's house. Robert Morose, barman at the Victoria, in Charlton street—On the 13th August, IVO, he saw the plaintiff at her uncle's door with George . Hubert. They were larking and kissing. It wee eleven o clock at night Witness took plaintiff's letters back to her sod asked for the rings. She &selined to give them up. and said, " If Thomas moats them be must come fur them." Crose-examined—Defendant was with witness in the bed room when they sew the kissing. The Victoria was oppo site the plaintiff s. Defendant maw them together first, and called witoess's attentive to them. They were merry. Play let:2:er. (Laughter.) Russell deposed to the plaintiff and Militias being at the uncle's door on Palm Sunday evening. M'Mil lan had her hand in his. They kissed before parting and after. (Laughter.) They both kissed each other, but he did sot hear the smack. (Laughter.) Henry deposed that he was • butcher. In August, 1860, be took the plaintiff to Hampstead, with her uncle and aunt. They returned home about half-past sine o'clock. On the way to Hampstead she said she wee to be marries! to Tom in about a twelvemonth from that time. Mr. Joyos—Did anything pass between you that evening? Witness—Nothing but • kiss. (Laughter.) He could not go all day without having • kiss. (Laughter.) He paid for the donkey riding on the heath, and she repaid him with a kiss. (Laughter.) His kissed her on Palm Santley. Crose-examieed—He told plaintiff's Worrier that be had only kissed her once—on Ham Sunday. Defendant might here told him that he had been served with a writ in this action. Defendant did not ask him then to go and kiss ber. (Laughter.) Reeesainieed—She made a trifle of resistance when he kissed her. (Laughter.) George Hubert deposed that he kissed the plaintiff on the evening of the 13th August. Crossonarnined—He had only a slight knnwledge of the plaiatiff. It was his sister's weilding-dey. Plaintiff asked him for sons cake, bat instead of that he kissed anti larked with her. ( Laugh ter.) Mr. Pearce—What do you call leaking? Witnees—He caught her round the waist and kissed her. (Laughter.) He only kissed her ones. He was a little ' fresh ou account of the wedding. Defendant said witness would be doing him a service to come and give evidence. As it was • trifling matter he said ho had no objection. (Laughter.) The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff ; damages, 20/. IL—Barassabst corrected and redooed to at deg. et meth sea Wei ; reek 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an lore diminution ; said each 10 deg., above In deg., coming malty those hundredth'. inemaso. Z.—Exposed thermometer In shade. IL—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.--Dtractlon of wind (troe—two point. t o o msg. natio% I —lases (1 to 11—estimated). C.--aoud (1 in. I.— : b blue sly. c. cloods (detached); f, fog: b, hail. I. lightning; Wet% !Daryl: o, overcast ( d an); r, rain: a, m ow. t. thunder. IL lies-disturbance (1 tote. R. W. a. Whir Not Beside Violet Them three looked exceedingly pretty at rentding, and the ebb tele bad served their turn, and was spent ;so that their operational beating upon the return was less thrbeult than it might have hems. The smaller heats monied as follows a. H. X. R. The Gira ff e LoicSPrl l et l 12 011 1 la 20 Wee Pell 1 24 30 Shortly after roundiog while some smart work waa going os amongst them, the Why Not carried away her bowsprit, met while is this state the other two Imam of her clam pima' her, but she soon repaired the damage, and renewed the rare with such good effect that she goon weathered the Violet before she bed proceeded two miles No other change 11C. marred, and the boat. faiohel is the followiag time and cedar : XARLBOROUOH-BrREET. George Cherry, • carman, residing at 1, Milfonl-plea, Tottenham Court-road, was charged with obtaining the sum of 10$1. from Mr. Thomas Claxton, cornchaodler, of 53, Broad-street, upon false and fraudulent statements. The prisoner wile formerly in Mr. Claxton 's service as air man and porter. About July het, while in his employ, he began to talk to him about the enormous expectatmee he bad of money from some of his relations, and mentioned several large sums left to him, dating minutely various matters relating to them. At length ho said that 60,0001. had been left to his wife by Major Fox, who had died in India, and produced him a letter, purporting to come from the War Ofiaos, confirmatory of this statement. Prosecu tor believing ell that was stated by the prisoner, and also by his wife, had offered to advance him 3/. a week till he came into pomession of the pr o perty, telling him it was • pity he should go on working when be was so well off. The prisoner accepted this offer, and prosecutor bad been pry ing him 31. weekly for some time, until it now amounted to 1004/. At last he began to suspect something wrong, and when he inquired at the War.office about the letter, be found it was all moonshine. Ever since he had been re ceiving the allowance the prisoner had done no work, and 101. in gold were found at his lodgings. Mr. Tyrwhitt observed that tbere certainly were some extraordinary people to be met with now and then, and this was au instance of it. He would remand the ease for a week, and would consent to take bail fur the appearance of the 'moused. _ _ - READING, JUNE I.—There was a very thin attendance at oar market this morning and a short supply of wheat. There was but little trade, and prices must be quoted the same as last week ; for fine samples perhaps a trifle more money was given. In other articles but little doin. , . Wheat, old, 3fm. to 78e. ; new, 40e. to 665. • barley, 28:. to 46e. • oats, 18e. to 325. • beans, 425. to ss. ; peas, 38s. to 46a Fleur, households , ; seconds, 465. per sack. 1 Itoctigartn, Jung I.—Under the influence of the bril liant weather and the influx of foreign the trade at this corn market was flat, and the rates for nearly all kinds of corn about L. to 2s. below those of the last market. Although sales were prsesed by holders millets refused to reirchase to any great extent, and a mere retail business in wheat was the consequence. There wee but little barley on sale, and the trade quiet at slightly easier terms. The supply of oats was fair, and the protest lota were disposed of at the full quotations of last market. The business done in barley was very restricted, end the price was rather lower than before. The dour trade still remains dull, with little alteration In the quotations. H. W. P. The Bessie Why Not 520 0 Violet Although then bad boo protest Hags hoisted by the two first beats. it was sot known what w as r e a lly the matter amid after the several captains came on board. when the Wly Net urged that her bowsprit hail been carried away by the Beasts (mhos her, through not going ahead as she use bound to do, which was answered by the Bowies people declaring that she was unmanageable end could not. roa sommitly the dispute mast he settled ay the sailing oom mittee. Of the small boats the Giraffe bad it all her own way—winning easily. WIRRECH, JUNE I.—We are fairly supplied with wheat, and little of other mule at this day's market. Wheat is in fair demand at the prices of this day week. Of spring corn little showing, with price in favour of the seller. Weather 6re for the growing crops. Prices to the grower : Wheat, white, new, 46e. to 57a., 63Ibs. per bushel; red, new, 43e. to 545., 631 b.. per bushel ; oats, new, Is. Oiel. to la. lid. per stone. Woncmerga, JUNE I.—At this day's market there was again a short supply of wheat from the farmers, who sub mitted to no reduction on any doreription. Foreign rather cheaper. Barley unaltered. Fine oat. quite as dear. Beans and peas nominally unaltered. YORK. Jews I—ln this large county the condition of the growing mops is, of course, variously spoken of, and in many places the young wheat plant is coming on slowly. The weather of the past week has been brilliant, and the plant has rapidly improved on the best soils, and on the whole prospects are more encouraging. Barley is also variedly spoken of and more rain is wanted to moisten the plant. The same remark applies to oats and beans. The fruit trees are looking up and the crops promise tube tolera ble. At our corn market to-day there was not much when: on offer from the growers, and hue samples were scarce. Prices were Is. per quarter lower than last week: white sorts were disposed of at 545. to 645. ; red, 445. to 565. per 36 stone. For barley (the show of which was unusually small) the demand was very dull—indeed there was scarcely anything done, and prices were nearly nominal ; malting, 38e. per qr. • grinding, 34a. per 30 stone. The supply amide was of a limited character and the demand was quiet, prices being fully as easy as on the week previous, Va. to 305., per 24 stone being the current terms. The beau trade was slow, and the 'bow being short, purchasers had to pay recent rates ; old, 545. to 56e.: new, Ms. to 545. per 38 stone. Malt, 70s. to 725. Rye, 365. per qr. Flour, 475. to 495. per 20 stone. Bail not boiog forthcoming, the prisoner wan locked up. The railway eptpinye.4 at Liverpool are iliecnsaing the advisability of a movement in favour of the Saturday hvil.boliday, which it sperm has been aoccessfully carried et in Maochester, so far as the goods stations are concerned. Tae Lz.tntga TRADE—At the Liverpool Bank- Coast oil Saturday last, Mr. CollllWits4olllW Perry Judgment in the cme of Thomas Barton, a tanner, in Liverpool, whose affairs have been before the oourt for 8011811 mouths, an.t whose delta amount to 2110,0001. His Honour, after reviewing the various objections t hat had been rased by Mr. I leigliton behalf of the assignees, and by Mr. Mandy.. for Messrs. Leyland and Millis., hankers, pan ticularly with reference to the bankrupt's dealings with Meters. Laurence. Mortio.ore, and Co., hts reckless trailing, 4a1410 the fmudident prefereac. to hie Irrother, the concealment of his stale-taking book, and not making a full diselueure .4 leis property immeda.tely after surrendering to the bankruptcy, said that he considered the court deprived of the power of granting him any certificate whatever. He should, therefore, wholly refuse the certificate, and moat withhold peutectioe. Mr. Mare a, on behalf of the bank rupt, pvs notice of opined. ACCIDENT oN ICE COUNTIES RAILW AY. — Oa Illatnealley a rather alarming aceident happened cm the Liners Counties Railway between the Ipswich and Minna ford stations. 4 , e 43 of ton males of a truck in a goods train broke, rod altliou,o the speed was not excessive. a scene of gnat confusion ensued, some of the trucks being thrown il...nitliseitittiwkno2ut on which the train was proceeding, while others were Met completely across the line. None f the ass in charge of the train susmincl any serious in• jury, ban Um damp demi to the trucl,, considerable. lat.wraaties of the a:geneses was inur4liately forwarded to Ipstrish, and per $ exertions were mode to clear the YID.. The traffic, however, woo delayed between two and three hours. BIIIXCALDT, Juni I.—At our country markets, this week, we had, as for many by-past weeks, very little grain of any kind offering, not sufficient in many cases for the wants of the local consumers. Prices without change. Here, to-day, we had a fair supply of wheat, good of oats, but only three patrols of berley. Wheat Is. per qr. lower mod oat' about Rd. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 38e. to 63e. per qr. ; barley, 345. to 40e. ; oats, 245. to 325. WATCRIPORD, JUNI I.—We have bail some refreshing showers the last few days, which will prove of great benefit to the country. Our supplies of foreign grain show a very considerable falling off this week, the arrivals being limited to one cargo of Indian corn from the Mediterranean. Coastwise only a few hundred quarters of wheat have reached us, and of our own growth the receipts continue exceedingly nail. There is no recovery from the depres sion which has so long characterised our trade, and though we have a fair demand for most articles, prices gradually recede. Wheat, both Irish and foreign, may he bought at rather leas money. Barley—prime malting samples main tain previous rates, but grinding qualities are about ?d. per barrel cheaper. Oats we note Id. to 2d. per barrel lower, with a limited inquiry at the decline. Indian corn—the heavy fall in the Liverpool market has compelled holders to give way Id. to Is. per barrel ; at present rates buyers Zi a r y freely. Flour unaltered in value. Import. rer il eertWhent, 300 qrs. ; Indian corn, 995. Flour, 100 seeks. Export@ this week :—Oats, 7,439 barrels. Fleur, 811 asks ; ostaral, -- DO BASSTrb _ ino mal• tor+ H EALTII-lIRRTORMQ Rs. VALERA AnIMICA fifty times Its ...at In other nue ,lies. reeleeing perfect ‘l4testi,ott, stn.eg nerses, sound lung& healthy Deer. retre4hlnz cp, mot emir, to the toed disor dered or enfeebled. removing effectually dyspepsia indinentSco), habitual eotodipatlon, b.einorrhock didermes, dysentery, nere.l.ll,ll, billoouone.% hrm. wig armte. colds. outlet.* In the heft! and ears. rheumatism. Bett e itonu:lties, eruption& IrritahilAty, hcarthains, hen& i .e., , debility . dn.psy, tzarnps. spurns, pause, . cOllllll. seam% heonrhitia, consumption. een+fuls. tlehtness of the ches t pains at the pit of the stomach or beteeen the shoulder+. greeting away a the &eh in OW and f.onint.—Certllksto. al.4111: We and It the West remedy. Andress tre, 1.11.21. ; Dr. Hersey, Dr. Wortser. Dr. shollehst. Dr. Casspbcll.--5o canis ters at Is. 114 . llb.. t& 9d.: Itlb., tree ateserisite. Its. Derry du Barry and Co.. 79, sA-4Unt4 Lanais also at Net.= one Ilaaari a Idle, ressaft • 4.„ 419emedeamboteent ; 4 Mow side. O and 150, Odurkirsia—faireennewasj COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.- Juss 1. Sittinp at Nisi hum in MSl4lllsees—(Before Mr. Justice Keating and a Common Jnry.) DOI:ONTO! W. Er•XI.-GALE Or • Krug WALE.-ALLEGED 1111/11UCTIDIENTATION. This was an action to recover damages upon the around that the plaintiff bed been induced to purchase a sulk busi• nese of the defendant in oonesquesoe of a false representa tion as to its value. iita;riaaaiii;yea and Mr. Tosser appeared for tin ICIWCASTLE-1.7 PON. TYNE. THE NOITIII 11BERL 0111 PLATS of aou aololed t.. a Ilandirsp of 13 arts. each, 10 ft, and 6 calla declaml ou at Wore te•ssonow (Tamoisy). Wiesen a & isiathes9 MARKETS. TALLOW. fisrunnsv APTERNOON. - The market is quiet. The closing rates are subjoined :--Spot, Nis. 6 d. ; June, 1365. &l. ; October to December, Ns. ; Old Y.C. iv-weighed, 52. Gd. to 52e. 9d. Deliveries to last evening, 988 casks ; arrivals, 604 casks. COTTON. —LIVZI'POOL, JUNE I.—A good business has been done today, with a very steady market. The ales are 15,000 bales—including 12,140 American, 40. to std. 1.900 Surat, 51d. to 65d. ; 3(10 Egyptian, Add. to 105 d. ; 570 Person", 9d. to Sid ; 90 Maranhao', 84d. to 81d.—ol which 3,000 are for speculation and export. The week's import is 4,000 bales. COTTON GOODS.—MANCH FRIER,Ne I.—The Mte of the market fur piece-goods has undergone no particular change this week. Tho greater inquiry for Italia shirtiess end fabric suitable for Chilli (principally is 40-inches, to Vbs. weight), which was a noticeable feature on Tues' day, hem subsided without leading to Any been:ices of im" porisece. Sellers are generelly isdisposed to enike the re' quired coeceesion is price, especially as there are still some contract. to go on with .! In 36-inch sliirtings there is lees firmness of pries thee before Whitsuntide, the demand continuing very limited. The inquiry for other loths has not improved, and prices are generally as before. There has been no remarkable accession of business in the yarn market, but still the tone has • little recovered, buyers having made more inquiry tins week owing to the 'lower rates takes by some spinners for warps, and 4's to 14's mule and water in the bundle, which have been sold toamo derate extent. The prices of yarn are generally better maintained than they were a week or ten days back, but DO advance is obtainable. There has been less doing for the East towards the close of the week. Thu Germans pur chase to somsztest on speculation. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lamia, Jots I.—We bad no noticeable alteration in the market this Dawning. There was an avenge 'Mesdames of buyers in the halls, but the laminas was only limited ; plain cloths, however, cam =odd rather better sale. HARDWARE. —BIRMINGHAM, JrNI I.—Trade here COO flumes bad. The regular country seders are so small that it is with difficulty the larger niauttfastarers are kept going at moderate time ; and although the somber of pereous oat of employment is not large, there are a great umber who have not work for more than threw or tour days ha the week ; sod moat of those reenefeeteren who bare up to We point kept their are et at t.R time, partielly VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Gilbert Monro (barque:, of London, bound out, May 30, lat. 43)” N., lon. 0.23 W. Lady Constable, from Manila for London, April 24, lat. S N , lon. 26 W. Springhill k English ship), from Sydney for Hull, May 18, lat. 1., ion. 10 . Tblrty-ono States. from ILiverpool for Mobile, lat. 22 N., lon. 81 W. SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' BENT: voLe.wr Soma-rt.—The 22nd annual meeting of this magi tution was held at Rooms, on Friday ; his Gram the Duke of Marlborough, the President, in the chair. Hi. , grace gave en interesting account of the rise and progress of the society, and called upon the Secretary. Francis Lean. Req., R.N., to read the report, from which it appeared that the income of the past year amounted to 13,9901., 'bowleg an increase of 1,044!. over the previous '" nevertheless, the claims on the bounty of the society Gave risen yet more rapidly, necessitating the sale of tmot. stock during the past three yearn. The number of seamen and fishermen eultscrihing voluntarily 3s. per annum in 1860 was 47,197, and the number of vessel, carrying its flag were 3,077. Legacies amounting to *241. bid been be queathed. The society's quarterly magazine, "The Ship wrecked Menem.," price 611., of which 8,000 copies were circulated, continued to be at means of aidingthe funds sod making the society more generally known. The committee have had tables cast to ascertain the amount of pension for a given subscription which can be maimed at the age of in, or if previously disabled, in order to establish a musket fund to which seafaring persons of all ranks may suleeriber both for themselves and their widows, and the same are to be published forthwith, and also it is proposed to brieg pm minently before the public the subject of an 'esylun , for worn-out merchant seamen, similar to Greenwich. The re port was adopted. [A dvertisemeot. I—HoLlow.aw's Plus. —Certainty against supposition.—ln bow many diseases la a treatmen founded merely on supposed CAW,. roniruelleed and conthotoi to the protraction of the disorder and danger of the patient? This can by no possibility occur from these celebrated Pills with the utmos. certainty they will remove all Impurities from the holy. and conduct it towards health. whether a particular complaint be really In existence or only In supposition. ilollowsi . . lllls exercise their pewee in driving pestilent al humour. from the human system, whether contaminating the secretions or the 1th..1. They remove by a peculiar purifying prows everything that proms pernicious to vigour and health, and so prevent innume rable maladies which might creep on us stealthily without exciting suspicion. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIIS. BIRTHS. Dula —May 30, at XhldennlnsWr, the wife of 0. A. Bird, . of a non. COWPRIL—May 30, at CoMe Cottage. Twiekenbameommon , the wife of E. A. Cowper. Eno of a daughter. DEVACX..—May 30, at Acenue.road, Regent's.park, the •de "f A. Decant, EN.. of a daughter. FLETCHER.—May 30, at Park.crescent, Oxford, the *ti e " t C. J. 11. Fletcher, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. DAY—HARVEY.—May In, at St, Wks", cambeeirell, by the W Rev. 8. Smith, M.A., the Rev. H. J. Day, M.A., Incuminut ni St. Leonard's, Buckinghamshire. to Ellen. daughter of the lat 4 O. Harvey, Ea, , of Rouse, Lamb resell. RARgIB—PARK ER.—Slay 10, at Christ Church. St. Marti , bone, George, on of the late T. Harris, Fag., of Ilatevd ,,, l . road, to Dina, daughter of T. IL Parker, Esq., of Ben i ' tione.road. DEATHS. ALLFRILY.—May O. at Ventnor, Margaret, daughter of G. Allfrey, Iraq., of Stamford.hlll. aged 9.5. RALLINGroN.—May 2S, Mr. W. Hallington, Rt. Mlchaerstaae. Derby, aged 84. BATTAMS.—May 90, at Sixteen, Reeks, Lithe, the wife .4 SR. R. Rations, aged 2.5. BRODRICR.—Ifay 99, at Tltaey Rectory. Surrey, tbe Roo ma Rev. O. firodria, aged 64. - - Pentad and Pabilabed by William KING HALM Of 21a14 Lombard...tree', In the City of ',radon, Printer , at ~,,. Mee, In Laniard-streak I Os Precinct of Whitsfril la ' ... MAIDAT. main 2,1961. QTEV 1.3 71. 11101 t QU superior rod. Vs =ado an, Colcavolla red or wl dosed pin Pali price tree of err CIOCE V with Boom OH wind u voce no, A si . Register to RI Guth Register Register Register Regleter The mod (Which are will prove The boil very great offered at lliustrat had yetis B ARL mai The saving Mt aid Price We. alllc memo 111ARLI li tie 1;;C, BARD wy 111 last 9 ARD least, talEtto east ARL P .•-• No v Pelee 4A ed ZiELOW, Mee that hie sftsurious ha anAlahl lowest SUN beet house steamers 11 WAY: MU Barnaley, smelled, t( to LEA an, 111ghbuzy, T E co: "A' c ma mod notleoa With or wit) the dust. MER BOOT MA! Coeuer New 0 She Mel MR. 1! 2 Wheee only a, and who Li ni RP AM! '! '7 COMplical sad relief of ellSofent rests! ton affected. Watmeombert, Sad Co., 1, Pic H by the AIR I Rant and fngn Re). strength and makes it pow% of WI, te Its stltnulat mended, u fo, Its totroductio testimonials and barest pn fttal toir wland. ehenasts and 1teev e 1ke11444 : 1 .. 77 4414-b"reill etrvi T il inA t :T w idi El: " D l L, l n tij DR. EU venous and gnaw youth, Pedna, di-sours lama% compli P hNolan's ad , Patients," one skeet Oxford receipt of pool " l e %tents : L h are-chnrchy' u nfonLatreot Wool. London SEA sic B tiOd coGLre el f or Rea I ntl DO lieflieler being Unattended wit Pried enema MW July 1 c* l. 49 Pally. I, - Dote 4 - 4 1 V I N NJ! Dr. bp i '6l4aaork l ak Ike Neu, ' Cl ken. a: sa L o kolw. wwkw wwww-erwei L , I : I' ~,, daimon. .... •••N o v TM Pt COMPA. to Olbi the Btri ea the Month : Methane es the 1 the Con Delo:tit riui..4n Slob fa bomb