The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

ASCOT MEETING. FlUDetlf. The heath yesterday presestei a dreary serest after the Wile sad mitoses% el the asp day. • been rah' allsa lbw* after 9 o'clock, eel eseilassel methane seseatiss meal Itait 2, whoa it dewed up, sad the new racesislap se wers rue off with sal, .se er tee maim shewere anti psweited mad rallies& the reatessey av=4l w last day at Mast, the Iffeidelitaset, et weal. peatest amount of tautest is the rise. The Ihret Mised tat le be issompatebb the beet iteettlear thu m sessileg slight of the twelve shish warted, beteg se Awe =at the sand that it with bass alted et very l e , ; le absent whisk had the beet of ie. The seeettss esimisateel with a seven raw betweee Defeatist esti the Misses& kit the limbste' Plate, Ste laser missies as lbe_peet atm short bead. ire assess soselede without essipliwestiss the settle /bon of the Beckham& se tle• very mikkeary main is, which all the artesseatesis of thy gems mess mated set. lir. Clashes tliesisiews west esihsnly pirespt sad arrest, Iseries est the slisitstet epeeist_ kr seed. lad the daubs duties of Week of the 01111110 asel NNW were met sillivati, missed by Mr. Hibbard t tar seshit wet. wait seeking that the weighing awl Istesesphisie meet the sereelateedeeee . es l. lista. were esesuptithsi with a malty whieh sa have p.etl7 fesilitated ties 11111111114/011 M heelers is jet The reties adults of but ths isliteetag beief mere : of 60 sots. each, b ft. ter 3 yr-olds ; colts, ilse7ll7lllliet, 9.e Mb. Old mile. t 3 sobs.) Ilk O. Ikethe.44l a by Voloolesie oat d Lady Clereldla ) s (V. Butler 1 Mr. Grertiles &Webs illatosa) I 6 to 2 on Bringtua, who made play at a wretasel pass, was mockt at the stand, sad beaten cleverly by a length. Ron It I iris. 7 sec. BWRIPSTAIES St 10 SSTS. MCC IS ft, far 2 yr-olds; colts. Ila 71b; Altos, SAd.b ; winters extra. Last half mile. (7 snha.) Rs 0. neethestes o by Velocipede oat et Lsty Sot 76 (P. rattles 1 Ilt. Pope's Walls, The (Maas 3 sto 4 as Catalpa. non famarite made all the na aod woo by • lenath. Rao is 1 min. 8 sec. nhar CLASS OP Tat WOLI AAAAA STA/LIS of 6 tom. mob, foe 3 yr•olds sad upward, (handisop). List three "setters of the new mils. (17 subs ) Lord alides's Walltloser, 4 yr% Mt 131 b Lord Zeoter's Cars. 3 ire. Set SD (W. Illsiect) 3 Ikudag : 2to 1 amt Cara, sto 2 agst Wallflower 6 at 1 mM et arquis of Coayoghans, 6so 1 apt Dilly Yawata. and 61e1 ages say other. A stoat ezeollent start ores awned, NA the whole lot na is • lbw to the stand, Idiom as the slab it was " Mods and tails " for choice betwese eaves or olgta, Wallflower ultimately winning by a bead, the SIMS Mamma Cora and Pisan, and four or dm Wan well sp. Run fa 1 Mlll. 2.5 ore. fits. litaDliD BOTORZIONS, the gift of the Oast Women Rsilway employ, added to a handless twerp- Maim of 10 ems. sash for 3 yr olds and upwards ; the mood tonssive 60 sows. out tithe stakes. flotalety Coarse. (3) sots ) XL IS lateen's Thiattelesta. I yrs, let ?lb (T. Seal 1 Misr Nertys'e Th e Swede. 3 yea. Oa Sib OOOl2 I Dole of Itickaicad's Vestige', 6 yea, Sit 101 b Mama 3 Betting: sto 2 stet Dwelt', 3 to 1 agst Thketledown, 4to 1 agaYaropyra, sa y art Queembem, 7 to t h e p 0141- =II to 1 opt ethic. Docility took lead Mr y dux leaving Ow post, followed by Yemppoot , Rreamis, Thistl. down, and the Swede, and ludo mobs to lio abloom, what Thistledown went is hoot, ressalsed than to the tad, sad won cleverly by a leagth; TM Swale clizVaispyre half a distance of home, beating her srm4 pleas by two 'mills@ ; Doci lity and a good fourth. Ron fa 2 min. 42 soe. 83001 ID CLASS OP TOO WOK:WOE/411 STALES of 6 SOTS amok far 3-yr aids and upwards (handicap). Last three goartors of dio mow ado. Lord IL Lome, Woodlark 4 re. Tot Sib 11 113 r Iehaseri 1 Kr. Potts roossi, II tot Copt. liertoy's , 4_po, la Sib sheirld I Donovan llastszos' PUTS of 60 sow sided to a Sympathies of 6 son oath ; 3-yr olds, let; four, Bat 4:b ; Ova, Iht 10lb ; oil and mod, 84t ; wiatten extra ; the Mann to be sold tor 160 sots if ditamoded, &a Old milt. ( -sista to Dohs at hatlehrs a by Mae at at Virago, 3 a j:1 Lead J. sett Tobottor, 11 yes, OK 10lb j or ke em ase 2 Mr. llorethfe The OW Tom, 4 yes Sot 711 t ( Jos. 3 lb. Deltoid% Vora, 6 yea, Sit 101 b... ............... .....( 4 OW Isittlysers llogatior, II yea, tot (Croak I _ TM$ 111175100 . 5 PLATO. ibratuns.—Thiena•;;;;•i7C4isin. 40 sees., net 3 inks. 40 sat., is laeoreecttly mentioned is nu return. Me &nage in the St. Leger betting. HENLEY REGATTA. Osmigwreff with former rue, this hitherto great weds meeting was, oe the peesest oineaken, as extremely hoe eL.ir, set from any want of patrosai• or exertion on the part of the committee, who have sehiseed a high nin th*s by the most eareinittiag attention to its interests, hat solely from iessidethal emote. The regatta was established ander most fat ershie emspices, and something like a dozen years have served Is eatheily its epoch as one Important in the gnash of rewisg. It was deservedly coneidered the geeaMet meeting of the kind in the kingdom, and, no doubt, Waved condition this sues, will still matinee te so. Several aims bad, on the present occasion, natineted against it, being principally, as we under stand, the variance of time in the eacanseemment of the noshes. at Osloed and Cambridge, that at the latter eseamenring oe the let of June, while the former was eleven slays later. This sireametasos and the first day at Ascot lochs on the 13th, induced the lister* of this regatta for the 14th sad 13th, es the nearest or earliest period at which it gond, with • view of smiting all parties, be possibly ay pointed. It is said that two or then crews had been par dilly selected at Cambridge to send to this regatta, but that Blame and other causes depriving them of somas of their best CUM set at the time the vacation commthesid, the idea was Circumstances over which tie parties had no ossimel, are also said to bays had the effect of lsesasilif the amber of entries from Oxford. Be these ors dits as they Taw. the committee, after extendit g the period for the entries some time, found themselves coupe:led to abandon the idea of getting up two days' sport as usual, but confided themselves to one, yesterday being the day appointed. The elements themselves seemed to be unfavourable to the regatta. A dark, gloomy, cold morning was sueoseded by yam, whine fell heavily until the afternoon was far M ethod, when the weather brigtteued up a little. Notwith. Needing the rain, however, there was a vast concourse of spesWan, the bridge being, as usual, listed with carriages, stand filled with the rank and fashion of tke asighbeerhood sad other Maim, disposed of in different pans when • view could be commanded of the racing. Thili nand was enlivened by the bead of the Ist Life Guards. TO DIAMOND CiIkLLISOI SCIMLS AND PIiaILIITATION 6cr:" Pint that Man. J. 8. Clarke, Wadfa= Ceilege:Oxford 1 kr. Greenwood, el Christchurch, bed been entered, bat did not monad, and left Kr. Clarke to roe over the eenree, tg entitle kin to tostesd mania as voter of the snood beat for the valuable prise. &mad Beet. Mr. Bose .)tenor l7ab, linontersnitth I Br. C. Mind isogon 0 =fade en wrimely ezeellent start, but is bearing the shore, Mr. Bone's superiority was ens sand. het; be emit gradually away frost his. opposes% and woo easily by two sr three lengths. Find Heat. Mr. T. Dom lar. J. it.Clarim Mr. Bone, w►o•e beautiful rowing of last seam in the moat regattas and gallant race for the championship of the name', in which he wet defeated by Mr. Playtord, mast he fink la the reaoLectios of oar readers, was the favourite at side, is seas* fasteners, of 2 and 3 to 1, although Mr. Clarke bad deservedly acquired considerable reputation as a mailer by his tins mooing at Oxford. Mr. Clarke had the choke of Maths sad to , k the Drakesboro, his opponent being outside. Mr. Bare took the lead, went away is tlrst-rate style, sad vas easily by some lengths. Tall MAISPIACII SILVIA Warm. XL T. W Whew Mißill 1 /14. J. H. Btouks, Healey Slxatly steer toe *But du *Wm rook Ow bad, and kept L t si other rowing pickily to the finish. Waa by two l'Allit-OARTD n4ca_POß SILVIK GOBLET*. Per this nee Chitty and Hamby iron Oxford, 13sisltswe sad Hakim Iron Cenluidge. and Howard and Sherwood be. Ludes, had entered. The second maned pair, how. ever, withdrew sane days ago, and the third pair aka withdrawing on Thursday, a walk over wou d have been the consequence, bad not a pair not on the cud cone ia. neeres. Mitt; and florally, Oziord 1 The newly made pew sad the choice of station, sad took the Books shore. The start wee *slimily good, and the mete well PUESISIKI ter IMMO distances, the wieners helms unable to emu at itemenhaat, in coasequenes of not having sentient lead. They, however, went ahead at the Poplin, sad was by half a dolma knel ls . Guam Csazzitsaa Cur. The Ostord Uaivenity Boat Clab " walked" over ths 11111116 e. LADlie CIALLPIIGi PLATE. n. Cubed Lineala Wins Bast Club "walked " over Os amuse Wee for this prin. VIIIITOItS' 911,81=1101 Cvp. ChrisSchalk Clkh, Oaken 1 Mere J. Rish eft k Hinkary, Ansaa, W. Risk; Cellar, steeter. Uri Boa OWN °shed ► 0 Masse. Dams, Crane. Ike, Boward ; sower. The wandt of the tarp at Ilarelenbeed had made Lancia the favourite, *ad olden& by IMMO whe were wept** it was elusidated that tore. splint the stream might masks a difference, yet (odds were freely cffers* en Lincoln with vary few takers. It was a beautiful race. Their oars clipped the MIMI at the same moment, and the peat throughout the race was capital. They onitineed teacher a/must oar aad oar /sr aearly half the distance, Lineal at one tins appearing or is lwr• {Mir b& .lightly In savant*. Both parties wawa nosy nerve, and at the Poplars, after a .t determined steeple, the +insets went slightly is advance, and in the neat Sew straw began to invites' the lead. The heat of the nee wee *aniseed up to within a few yards of the winning pest, when Lincoln relaxed in their exertion. A little private met& with Henley amateur, followed. Mr. T. Ham arm umpire in the cutter, Messrs. Barton and Hof. ford at the wiaaing-post. THE PROPOSED Peat[ TOR FINSBORT.—The pro revd site comprises the epee down Hidhbury and Holloway, Weeded by the Great Northern Railway sad the reservoirs of the New Rime Company in the Orese-lanes. The western, eeetern , sad sowitent districts of the stereo peas have already bee. provided with parks at the public somata ; the serthern is the mg, district for whit* so sac& invisie• has bees nark. ILO) *ntelltsenct. MINIM CIRCUIT* or TIER MOIL Moe= Maras arno Camersa.—Tertareet Mr. Bores Trite. the Jet* emelhaml preen* Ned Mil the walk. Dammam Mob= ke mg kr the armed evateke eaMpiari dm elmadb Rase the Mere sad e thecE ; t a lr talales sash rasa frls. : lsamorgwahlra, emu. at Oartift; Cammialeehtra. earereae. URI July, It Mesh tub My. usliswidonk Toessf Mokeknikruk, do mom eq ; Oar. dleamilaVreeehejt FelMatOwdlese ; beedmethelere.lhtear. fieb Jely.et Meeeet; Meimiße. Wrimeiy. Idy. et Pra wn; Ordire , Ibmerm, Mee*. st the Oldie et Choate; Car eftkkalsr. the arm day, at the Otalhao. Mr. Dana Rath. alter =re leareaelt Merit Wake. will jela Mr. Imes Mahe at IltuLana CI econ.-11he dere cm this Weak ere =as% bat as ne delam m tart Os a Nrraesi ra% r l im estars. Ilk*" sad North Wake Greet hare sofa ia the COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—TorrispAy. /muses sr Buns. _ _ _ Two Gun, ritil miasmata ay Larnmenan. This was so iadiatesst asthma iss dsfhsisaslr the ton repair of a read situated width the Molts ads* parish. Is the year 1823 as sot was MIA he the saki eg of this read. arid this ea wee to be is Isms he 21 yean. The road Isll into disrepair, and the was who were the pr ides bound to repair it. nit was le the inkaiteeis of the pariah, ft wee sentas ii dedtt i L li t: set a pablie highway within the parish, and that, ease timidly, the aspetue of im repair wee to be defrayed by the in aleanta. Oa the other head. it wee insisted on the part of the defendants has ao Mamma% would lie spina them fir the see-repair of the reed, for that it did not bear the shersimer of • public highway, a it wee originally created l ee • turnpike road by set of parliament, and was a road Islam whisk no one mould per without paying toll. It was, thersher, either se road at all. or it was mull • turnpike reed; sad this anus= law liability to repair it ma a public highway did sot attack upon the parish. Time had been • verdict for the crown, abject to the opinion of this court. • rule kw a new trial lied searasely bens obtained. Mr. Walesa sad Mr. Pickering Mowed awn against the rule. . _ Mr. Hall sad Mr. Pashto, were heard la support of it. The Court termed • clear opinies that the road in ques tion was a paWk highway. It became so as scan as it was in &Mato to be weed, sad was actually used by the public. There was so necessity tar its being formally adopted by the parish as a road. If ft was, in fact, a real convenient to the pubis, sod aged by the public as each it became • parish mil, and the ordinary Lability of aar' h to repair the read wfthia Its boandsriss teak effect wi th regard to It. The fast that them who passed elm it were, by the act seder which it was made, liable to pay toll, did not exempt the pariah from this liability, for toll was a mere incident to the road— not a as levied ess all, but a payment made is respect of a &meat noticed. Beside, this, the General Highway Act expressly ineladed all such reads as this within the &scrip ties ad highways. On every ground, therefore, the liability el the parish was established, aid the role for the) now trial mast a discharged.—Ste. discharged. COURT OF RXCHEQURR.-YumRDAY. So F. rituals. C... AND MlDDLreaz 6w 7 1 Z i ce . , Tat AUTONNIT ONNZIATL a iTI WOW:FLAMM ON Tll Ravntva. _ _ This was sa intainatioa at the instance of the customs' departmost, to recover penalties for the atonal removal from a bawd marabous* at Liverpool, of 181,895 lbs. of cam, sod 13,800 lbs of lonian sugar. A verdict was entered, by consent, for the mown, for pea " Hits smosating to 40,0001. Tai - Arroamay-OsssitaL v Roasoig. This wasZeOaaintormatiOn;a iheTneisso• —• of the' customs department, to recover penalties to the amount of 8,0001 ,an the alleged grimed that the defendant was con eerned is the illegal onsnipment of • large 9uantity of foreign Wham*. The defendant, it appeared, earned oa the heathers of • marine storekeeper at Newcastle, and he was also the °Wail 01 a schooner called The Good Intent. la the month of Judy, 1845, that Tassel was hired or lent for the convey ance of the tobacco I. (tendon, sad the information ehuped the defendant with hart.' bad • guilty knowledge of the traametien. The vessel after sailing from Newcastle with a aim of coals, pot into Beboepliog, on tit• coast of Holland, where she took in • large quantity of tobareo, bathe previously got rid of a sufficient portion of her cargo t 3 make room for it, She then pro ceeded to Yarmouth, when the tobacco was " rua" during the night, but it was ultimately discovered. Mr. Bramwell for the defendant, submitted that the infor matics was not aupporu d by the evidence. if there was any domes proved it was for having lent the vestal for ille gal purposes, and not for having illegally unshipped the tobacco to evade the payment of duty. The Lord Chief Bitola was however of opinion that the charge of " having been amerced in the illegal itashipment" of the tobacco was proved, and the jury returned • verdict for the crown for the full amount claimed. Verdir for the crown areardinely. TR. ATIVII3IT.CiaNaIIaL V. BROOKIIIAN. .. This was a similar information to recover penalties fee evading the duty payable ea a large quantity of tobacco. Verdict, by osseent for the crown for 2,0001. Tin ATTOKSZT GINSIAL a, WARM/F. This was also an intensities tor illegally unshipping Whack, upon which the duty had not been peal. It, how ever, differel from the other caves, se the de.endent was in the employment of the Costoothous mithorithe, and was ousted by persons whoee duty it was to have prevented the commissina of a fraud upon toot department It appeared the ship liarksway, laces with tobacco, from New °viten*, wee lying in the Brunswick Dock at Liverpool on April 1, IS4r, and in chug. of three tide-waiters. By akengenseat with two of them, a person named WilkSsoo came ma board on the evening of that city. The batches of the vessel were broken riper, and a cask containing 6011. of tobacco was landed sad afterwards *WA at 2s. 6d. per lb. Next evening two canvas bag. containing 120 !ha of the same article wen taken away by Wilkinson, the two officers who bad pri- Sously arranged the matter with him having told the man in charge of the vessel, on behalf of the owner., that the baps contaired only the luggage of one of the ship's officers. The cam was undefended, and the jury returned a verdict for the crown for the amount sought to be recovered. The trial of common jury causes was then proceeded with, but was of them possessed any features of general interest. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER—YISTRIDAY. thcroac M.. BAIIII Pllllll AND Tuft JUDO= OF m COMMON PLUMS AND Bal,olllo/ EICIIIIIIIII UI ESIOIII /1011 TM Comm OF QVI/11'11 Basca. 110B4ON v. BOLT.—VALIDITY OF A BILL OP 8•LII. Samaria' PaAcricz. _ This cue arose on a bill of exceptions to the direction of the learned judge, at the trial of an action of trover. Mr. Cowling, who apprared for the plaintiff in error (the de fendant below), said the facto of the cue lay In very narrow compass, bat the point involved wee of considerable im p:ruse& The plaintiff below, having obtained a judgment on a warrant of attorney, against a person aimed Kmbaw, I a fi. fa. was issued to the Chancellor of the County Palatine of Lucas:et., who thereupon issued his mandamus to the sheriff, and the sheriff made a warrant to his officer in the wail way. Bet the pecolierity of the case lay in this, that a clerk in the office of the soling underuheriff, without any authority, took the sheriff's seal from the oaks at Preston to Ma: cheater, and from thence to Kershaw's residence at Fea therston* near Rochdale, on Nov. 6. He was accompanied by a sheriff's officer awl an auctioneer, and when the goods were taken in execution and valued by these penoes, he filled op and executed a hill of sale. It was objected at the Uhl that the clerk awing no legal authority to execute the bill of sale, then was no evidence that the property had pawed, bat the learned judge who tried the eau overruled the objection. Mr. Cowling now contended that the bill of sale under the circumstances wan void ; and that without the bill of sale there was no evidence to support the plaintiff's case. Mr. Baron Parke said them was certainly some difficulty in showing that the clerk had authority to me the seal ; but there was evidence to chow that be had authority to dispose of the property. The court were of opinion that there was evidence sufficient to show that the property had passed. The judgment was consequently affirmed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIRD COURT.—YESTEILDAT. Strong Tx' Comma Ilaainary. PKOISCUTION OF MOCK KOMI'S. Is the nese of Spark., Stanley, Campbell, and Wright, indicted for conspiracy to defraud, Mr. Parnel applied tar the use to be fixed for Monday, and stated that the Treasury had been applied to to prosecute, but after looking over the eases seat had declined Wagering, and the result was that several other indictments having beau seat the prosecution war not yet reedy. Mr. Payne propisad that the case should go over until next swims, and the defendants be let out on moderate bell. Mr. Parse! would not muds to any such proposition, anlase heavy bail wss given. Mr. Henry, for Sparks, was anxious the sue should be tried at once. Attar some conversation the cue was ordered to stand hat is the list of this court for te-morrow, so that should the Nadu not then be concluded, It will probably come on the Mu Naafi ow Monday. EXTENSIVE FIRE IN 14110ELDITCH.—A firs of a very alarming and destructive character broke out at a late hoer on Thunday night, on the premises be lousing to Mr. Charles Jaques, a fruiterer sod green- Rymer, carrying on business at No. 166, Hugh-street, Shoreditcb, near the church. The firemen, by mnuat 'sag the roof. of houses, end oeuveyiag the hale up, were enabled to get the mutiny over the fire, bet not until Mr. Jaques premises, together with furniture sad wearing ap parel were nearly eoneassed, and sonsiderable damage done in the property of Mr. Punt, licensed victualler, end Mr. Bailey, green. Fortunately the three were insured. The arito of the flee amid sot be amettained. FATAL ACCIDENT.—Last evening a jury Were em palliated, at the Sutton Arms Tavern, Catherine-stmt. Chute-houwaquare, before Mr. W. Baker, to inquire into the cause of the death of Mr. Charles Jamie Webber. The deeem 11 was in the Austrian service, and on the 26th of May, while stsylug at the bowie of bit brother, who le rector of Bt. Butolph, he accideatally discharged a loaded pistol, the bell from which passed through his head. He was immediately placed under surgical treatment, and went on favourably for some days. On Friday week, however, ho was attacked with locklaw, which caused his death on Sunday last. The deceased, although only 36 years of age, had sees much service in the lets liangerian eagsgeesente, and had received several sabre wounds. The jury, without, any heeitaUon, returned a vs rdict of "Accddentel death." THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVEN:ING, JUNE 15, 1850. THE POLICE COURTh. MANSION.IIOIIBII.. 17TriSING COOleffltillT gbl of rather dash lag appeerance, The twined te ene Milne same we mietrese, wee bow* up urea the sharp of babes ateembed tow, be T d town. he Friesen, at half-psok sa Th d te s ee ir l3 evembh, walked labs a shoplaiheinhelimbese. sad to lock at mew omen One Ti. a sheered bet some, hem whleh serf allim isolor ewe, the ;Z i e ll e; whisk woe b. 1111 , and she beidend a Is. e s ei tur yieyesent. There was esseetbing la bet maaale of "Wit die bees embalmed to excite rupielem and the Immo. daftly peacuacied the win to be base. Ursa bobs said her memo and address, she said she had as *bind= as sbe her saw, bet she did not feel disposed to let say ens haw *ken the resided. Is her ?woe sad pocket were found a bellhinetelga sad eight slullange led elapswe la good silver. The prisoner, who stood in the bet for some time without lookbeg anybody in the face, said that She INTOr hippos, d the matey was bad—that she knew the penes from whom ate bad nerved it, bat would not disclose his same. The shopmaa said the utterer, of bad measly were In the habit of calling for something in a hurry at the time the usisteate were all sapped, and there had been lately a great deed Mommterfeits passed is the neighbourhood. Alderman Carden—lf you with to staid dimgreeibl. 0011- tequesess, you will let us know from whom you received the bed mean. The priessee—t esa't kelp the diMeulty in valet I sea placed, and I ma determined motto give up the name of the person. Alderman Carden—Then I shall &tab you whin hear mon of your character. Emaanded till Tuesday. MAELDOROUGH-STEERT. ASSAULT ow A POATIIAN.—Mr. Goodman, taller, No. 88, Great Marlborough-street, was eahmemed for having moulted a bourn mused Joseph fleebrook, The complainant said on the 5 , 11 of June he had ocessioa to deliver • letter for Mr. Edward Delafield, at the de fondant's house, the postage of wl.ioh was bd. Tho defendant tendered half-nnown, bet complainant could not give Outage. Det , Meat requested oompleinant to provide him self with change, hat ste.told defeadsut he wee aot obliged by law to do so, mad that if defendant could not give he sateuat of the postage he must return the letter, so that it might trash him by the next delivery. The defendant replied he would me him tint. Compl.inaat mid he would take the half crown and bring him the eltange.' The defendant again replied be would me him called Idea a thief. Defendant then locked the door, and tore some of the lateen out of his heed, throwint them about the room. Defeadaut also took bold of hie molar and *book bin. Complainant mad if defendant did not let him out he would threw something through the window to alum the passers by. Defendant called km a vagabond, and said be would murder him, and ram to a table and took up a lugs raft of sheen. 8 .me of the family being alarmed at the noise, embed into the room and prevented the detendeat from doiag him some bodily MM. 83.11 one was sent out for change, sad complainant wee allowed to leave the house after having ben detained at least 15 minutes. In defeat* Mr. Goodman said he was so excited at the time as not to 1w swan of what took place. Mr. Edward Delaileld, the late lessee of Covent-garden. said he was wheat during the whole of this transaction. The letter was for himself, and he gave Mr. Goodman hall s crown to pay the postage. The complainant bad no change, and refused to procure change or to leave the letter, Winne told him be could not hare the letter, es he had epened sad commenced reading ft. The defendant put the hell-Crown on the mental-piece. The postman then took the half-crown hem the mantel pins, and was psing away, when he wee previewed by defeaden., who locked the door, and told the poems° be should not leave the house with the money. The defendant made • snatch at the mosey, and pulled some of the letters oat of the postman's head. The postman said, if you don't let me nut, I'll break your window,. Defendant replied, of you do I'll knock you down. Witness told the complainant he should represent his conduct to Colonel Maberly. The postman ski he did not can a for Colonel Idaberly or any of tie authorities. Mr. Bingham said, as farm the law was coneerned, it was perfectly mem that a person who received a letter by post was bound to find payment of the postage in suitable mosey, ant that the postman was not required to find any consider able amount of change. In the prompt case, the postman had been demised from his duty for some time, to the injury of the public ureic. ; and, as the defendant was not justified in doing what he had done, he should or ler him to fled one surety to keep the peace for three months. and in addition inflict a penalty for the ss•ault of 20s. and costs. From. the LONDON GAZETTE,—Friday, Jim 14. .1!AN . EILOP11!. WILLJAN JACIFJON. Lidarid. when menthaat, to surrender Jane 211 sad July 29, at M. at Birmingham Court. Sots., Dyint and Son, and &ere, Birmingham; at. mtg., Valpy. Birming ham. JADIMI 'Limn. Fridge-row-wharf, Pleolles, ecul and slate merchant, June II and July 26, at I, at Beehurtall.street. Sobs. Mews. Baslashall Maginot. .street. Bartletra.buildings, Holborn; oIL. mtg., Wtdtmore, Jowl 112`Gtases and Aacrosto Gauzi.r's, Klng•ton.upon-Hull, trains, Jane 26 and July 17. at 121, at the Leeds Court held at Billinton.upon.Hall. Sole., Wells sad Smith, ; of. Cant* Hull. Taoism' 8/111114 Liverpool, eheammeteer, Jane 24 at 12, and July 13 at 11, at Liverpool Court. Son., Evans and non, Liverpool ; swig, Casseme, Liverpool. nutunuat Srmuniusa. Birmingham, jewelkv, June 26 and July 24. at It at Birsalsghsen Court. Sol., Hint's" Birrologimat ; oer. saaii., Christie. Birmingam. WILLIAM Georpor.yard, Soho, carriage spriamitaker, June 21 at 11, sad July 26 at It, at Banagliall.street. Soh., Ford and Lloyd. -square; at. sang., %%Moors, Basingliall mreet. - - - DECLARATION% OF DIVIDENDS. lima Bomar; Wokinglaset, Durham, IeIiWIMI-Irt die. of 10. W. on new precis, and a Ind di,. of 3.. Id. on ell proofs. June 13 and any salmweent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcatle.upon.Tyne. WILLIAM FORDIMIT and EDWARD IxoceaT , Liverpool, merchants-a further dlr. of 3.31 d., June 26and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan'., Liverpool. !Genoa Pot, Derby, stock and @bare deolw-lot div. of 2s. 6d., June 22 and any subsequent alternate Saturday until Dee. 21, at Bittleetoe's. Nottingham'. Jones lionimarts, Manchester. tavern keeper-Ist div. of 4.. 7 id., June 2S and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser* Manchester. Amami'. Jetta, Leicester, cabinet maker-let di.. of 3e. 64., Jae 22 and any subsequent alternate Saturday until Dee. 81, at Gatos% Nottnikans. WILIJAM Carr= Las, Ilaotings, Street, grocer-2nd di.. .f Is. 9d, Jung 19 end thne auteequat Wednesday., at Graham'., CO'SDARIA sIeet. BAWL'IL MAIM., Poole and Parkaton, Darsetabireouilt and fish mer ebeat-Ist div. of 1.. fid., June 19 and three subeequeat Wednes. day., at Grattan'., Coleman-street. Groan Onnext. Romford, home dealer-2nd and final die. of 21d., June 13 end three subsequent Saturday., at Grouses, Abchureh. lass. Jam Passe, sea., Stepleford, Nottinghamshire, end THOMAS Tortes RAOUL Sadiscre. Derbp.hire, cotto.n doublers-1w dlr. of 30. lid., Jane la and any subsequent Thursday, at Valpy'n Birm ingham. THOMAS Paco Chichester Sussex, upholsterer-2nd die. of W. June 19 and ;litre subscgant Wancedays, at Graham's, Coleman. facet. Jane Pun Birmingham, cabinet maker-lot dlr. of 2.. Id., June 13 and any subwoment Thursday, at Voters, Birmingham. cacao. Seaga ow and JAMAS BILAIAMAW. Mane, tafforthhire, oboe nunsubstewas -2nd and AMA di.. of Is. 30., any Thursday, at Whitmnre's, Birmingham. liiVIDENIM.-duly 14. C. Ado., Crutched.frisre, City, merchont - July 3. B. H. Deadbeat, Spotland, ianrashire , Linnet tiumufirturer - July S. 11. C. Brown, Winchester, bald. r -July 3. W. B. Lidridge, Long-am, easchstaker-Jidy 5. J. lidlick, narking, surrey, car penter-ter. Ju Paris. 4. 11.. Beison, Newcistle.upos.Tyne, manufacturer of plas of CERTIFICATES to be grunted, unlesu emus be shown to the contrary, es the day at meeting. July 9. 1. Arnett, Pt. Dienstan's.bill, City, Custom-home agent - July 16. J. Brown, Bristol, builder-July 11. W. Chittenden, ton.plsoe and Churels.anet, Paddington. dniper-Juld 9. J. Eisner, C 1.,.., Bomersetaire, money sorivemer-July 11. J. Hossitall, In. gr.ro.court. Fenchurele-otreet. Cite, and Danallen, Durbam, anchor and chain able manufectorer-July 9. IL Paris, Livorpeni, July 11. C.H. Swaim Sandford. Oxfordshire, J. finnan. IV tenets, ' osdalre, and W. Swann Oxfeedeldre, paper maw. PAH 114E118111Pd Dussour.D.-W. Adams mod J. 8. Fowler, St. Ranier Jersey, engavers-11. M. Beare and T. Idanunon, Orem% Ne.D, meta spinners -Mary Jan Bldlaite and Celia Iffehein. Rana, linen makers-B. Brombeed end C. Walker, Stamford, e. drapses-W. T. Caton and L. Lorroloy. Pembrokeshire, shirowtights-J. Crannied mad Cmtwright, Oldbory, Werseetenikire. brim toundere-Priumes Osepoi Mel Ems Harriet Lembeeter, geremetreet„ Many, mill ion-4.0m sod O. ilertivel4 Iteestot, komenekbink plembeio-4. Oreberee. Orabtree, R. Med, P.. Penton, J. Elliott, end O. Pat. destf, Llarged sed Pernambuco and Bahia, South America, commis. ISM WORMNSIM., SO ear se regards J. Crabtree-J. Dena and W. Clepelmel. SlaWep,Deesesm anrneans-W. Hall and J. Hell, likesdnim.Sellinglonsoliesh Hamilton and W. J. Meath, Weed. gas Glimeselsoilre. sake manners-J. Hessen and P. H. Cu si re ib iLtrigemss e bilinesaleno-M. 8. Hama and P.lbolesiek saki mentalmagew-J. Boughton, J. Smith, and It. BMWs. Ltvespal. lake Irsissre-W. A. Jenner and If. Willie, Mosalmistar. doe essrelmis-J. Nasioyth, Gaaked, and It Gar. IMlrieroft, es for as rev ards Oman - J. Y. Ogden, T. 0 1 :1 1 2. 64 21 11 . 1116.8 141;es, Wbitwell Colliery, DIUSISM, mei imoorell. Peso mai &Toga Iliedb sough, Wiltshilie furniture brelserie-Zf. Neff mil J. Hertbsea, km" Liverpool and Harbor pemeirmsemk, Amt Amesies-IL Ysytur sad B. Coelwei UMW% trey eislk eiseuisettuers-J. Wardle, 0. sit, J. T. Selma, ond J. Nelson, Pontstmee, Nartnombarinni. emerpomm, we ler as regards J. Ward's and 0. Welker. 11CO7CH SEQUESTRATIONS. jamas Name, North Bawhl, nreen, June 21 and July 1; at the George ha, lieddlagtom. Wiwan Sm. Yilehawtems, Lenartrahl7l4 POW, Juno 19 add July 17, at the Waverley Taws, Glemew. JAN NIS G Ho th e oa" nerundlea s 1.01. -ablre, rennet, June 19 and uly 111, at Oakdonlea Wiek. Dane With& Mat, aGleagew kar* poor. June 21 and J ul s 1; at the North Bold PUBLIC SALES. 14.—BrJerrrs Nemo %Ann, at Oarraware—Freehold residence, isall. Viestow-hill Villa, Upper Norwood, with fire acres of land kid out in riellati tt . 4juun d ir, S ins 01 tithes and land taz—cold for 3,0401. Freehold plat of ground end orcharding, adjoining the above. containing 14 acre.-5101. Freehold Swim cottage, celled Tyrol Valli , adjoining the preoeding--1,1001. Leasehold plot of ground, exiled Culla Hill, containing nearly goer acres, *leo a eattage residence, let for 211. per annum, the whole held till 1882 at 321. 151.-1201. WALTUAX Foam.—Yesterday a return obtained by Vissonot Damn wu printed, showing the encroach meats on the rights of the crown within tt-s Fora! of Waltham, and of the number rf prosecutions inritoted by the Anyway-General or by the Connals.iwor e of Woods sad rotate. T w o certificates Mtn transmitted to the Attar ney.General by the earthmen of Waltham Porto, and through him to the Consaiwioners of Woods and Forests, eastaWing 14 complaints. ho pros. cation was footnoted in Mast ass% is ousequass of the royal onmuistion on tha rights and dates of the crown and individuals la Waltham Foust. aUOAL—Th. maw pin of flosof. the paffigio etas Masa possidlsos fa Aaw• essmpolii _ tie Islam mat la Ms west sa , of fas IU& asy Jim. MO. Is Ilia Id. par mt. Myer ths polders of Oa M Is SOullifd. paella. lops the pro bes, of tie Art la/Web Xfs prot cwt. The avenue pike of las Ouse Saosofai assurifftio. Maly, L 13..—. r Swarm, Joss 14. Beams.—Tbe inslose codirles otosdy, bon morooly M Mho Es at IM okro al loot week. The sok% bowing; Imo our lost moot, noo► MIA& Moot ladle. 1,100 bozos Haves* ond a kw naked l of Illsorlitos, at hewer prior. lb odor or bodoso wzY Mw runissi, es there hos boo es Its Ws d'eu a esi asms ais " la mi C ed. aid W a il= slow a. dim& siellease Era. whk a aim la armalpilua a/ samlaimal Walla lar ell ID vwy let y r o zatt al mint la bar& la lislanam as sale an Damp Nom ors of* Is limbed ducal at lame prism LlvadtwooL, Jules 14. 800ka.-10 the early part elate wow tic. re was • pal deswed, bet tor les lea aw days tars her boa has at The saws an la bar 6. P., ll,aoo bao Orld. ad • MOS lA Ma. der at tell prink tarter to • arse a 7//16 weer 'lmelda% at NS. Id, le a racor.—tbroas : Maas* d im wham prier els. Wilvable betwe the newest ths Salm of is eggelline swift Odes ben= Melia add no haw be reelisaLsra • smiludos mats Iwo hew dew la Bea& daterlpriew. el WIWI 1.1•0111S1 trims,bare io ta= Uz i = ahem I?.. i t: bood7/1 We. T e s s era Wee Wee Irma M. M. Wale. par wt. deity poid.-llsamen . •begs Miaow Is. hew Oi e. lail•lMlNENthig to low paw.. failisang Aatt g askat Us. Id. he old laspiet, Ite. fora new ewe Weft K ine lleartadier. at les. M. wow the quay, end *6O Tralled. to at Had a . per elm—Corm :In the seep part al wit wa salve were uOlll at We. per ewt , but the darn/ bode g sedistrly sewed, a dedbe of about r cwt la weragary be Met mks: Heaths liewetlen are reported. at 41a. to 275. M. pie artv i Lairtst gesetully le fiat —WO bags ri mers rem Ded. it awl a taw tone bengal Oniasa, tee. M. per owt.-81abisserala sr Pars.—lo is 4,400 legs Dew • eoLl tram Is. W Ts. per awl. ter Woken to good Whita—hum Ta alas ore la par. Dereirs. easegthy at ks. to 2a. W., ilk a drew wart at fla Id, nair lower awe for mer era Peer are wade lays Pet Tno.—Sales to awe aunt be,. been wads to des Ceingsw at toll tratarates ; thew is also • Yule =see Weft teethe lasurneelate s Cumaasi aorta are toll arid. tat Obe esubet nearly cleared of Was; traaemetkas pews are on a limits wale, without Weration In prim Tegarday, GO shwa of last India Imes were brought to suction, and abet 40 add, at pram ratter Mors ths Ist* London sate, re ins rearrally haw la. I 1 id.-111 Wets el le Lao Ova sold at Is. led. per lb.; a *ow sliges• of Or Aria, at story rates; mall paresis a der Lac, st las ; bar alusurr, at lei. yes Get.; 00 eases et marry Gam On. at to 6: pa lb.; 10 bore of Paws. awe. sat as.; swell las a Sato nous, st , also at ✓aky Is. tor at Noma Nontaa.er.Pasat. / MMus, at *4l. lac par Saaererita allow I,leo Imp disposed of at lb. to tea.; act 110 tor a Maur ow ear, at 16.1 d. to 13a. 9d. per owt., ea Alp. . _ — duano.—About 700 toes mid at Ms gautaUans, being Mead, prima. The aka to Driormais aro 111 tuns Canapemby Louwooo, at 61. ltd. ex ablp; ISO toes Domingo, at $ l. lba. to 41.; 10 tow Cuba Poona, Mil. lOs.; PM Ins Zagora, at W. 10a. ; 20 tom Smeas WOOD. cad rather sac th la 4110 loos Lima NICAILIOVA WOOD, at 121. to IX 10a. ter taa.—Tnirownin without mutts d aimed. but 3,0.0 barrel. have bees talus at 0a par awt.—No tales reported ID hmericius Tao.—Aissrisest Sou la deamad ; 3,100 barrel. sok! at 3a ed. to Sh W. per cwt toe mamma qualltp.—Pot and pearl Antis without 'henna& ; several mail parcels disposed of at prerous qu Lhasa-11ms : About 6,000 aaltad 810 Grata, ox hors been sold this week, chief, at 3441. pee lb. COTTON.—Livaaroot, Jams 14.—The present week merited with only a limited damsel: eimatly Qs trade held a fair supply; and although edit ememeggien le cm nearly rearmed to the full average of last year, erd eathigeggyars hi la good r. quest, 3et at the present high rates they WO Iftneli to held cotton hugely. On Friday the sales were 2,000 ea deturday 4,000, and on blon ds, Mike bales. Oe that day tile SlThei, bringing advice& cennoring with those weesimd es to the limited extent of the peematemm. and tee eery tudeeswegilegbeeliallT and promise of the mat Bataan whim were mmumenied by the intinuttlec that the as et ellismp, W the asik et the YEW bode aid an kollo Poperelen of the meg Ye been opeculatively, la Ur pun; wield Wham proms shipments, end that tiny hod emesiseed • *din in prices there. This has In. dad bolder. boo to sear Miss min five!, ; and in the absence of =deuced the mks ere reedy 16.2511 take. Tekelsy the nuns limited primal—ft Wes are Most 2,000 bales, at premeds rides. kende= diesrigtieme see freely oared; In the lower ad middle gernrel dishes of about id. per lb. has been submitted to ; ode and geed qualities are without 'lunge. brazil and /styptics; although only in Waited request and dull of sale, have not materielly ethempd .n value. Swats are In fair request, at &boat previous rates. 2,70 e Wolof American, 200 blerenhams, 150 Egyptims, end e3e of nurse hem been tam or speculation; and 5,060 co Americo; 1,430 Femme. 2A Meranhanm and 150 sante for export. WOOL.—Loshow, June 14.—The lug. public sale, coo slating of from 40,010 to 300000 halos colonial and foreign, ernimenord yesterday; there was a moderate attendance of buyers Iron the rms. Lecturing districts, and several from the continent ; the sales opened quietly. and the rates geld were on as average equal to three of the Let series. The tales will be brought to a close about the 10th of July. Arrivals this week : 11,090 bales ceiont 1 and 10 foreign- kin bah Wool Inn, and la fair request. Lanus, June 14.—Tnere as bets a coasiderale amount of sales Me seek in despgrown combing Wools. Prices are firm, and Mationary. It Is ezpeeted that the new Wools will shortly give a large supply at market. timbales has been more active in tne I..reign Wool =met this week, and the seivanced rates plid at the Braun Wool fair, Jun over, lea also given a very firm tone to prices in u.is market. METALS.—Lonuow, Juno 14.—C vote has been dull of sale during the week, while bar Iran has been firm. Lead has been is so demand. In inciter there has keen bat lift e done. &MCI Tin has been In request, but tew sellers. A good bminess has been doing Tin-plates, but tbey are scarce. - • LITNIPeOL, Jae* 11.—Thera is rather store ba.inera doing In maanketured Iron, bat 'without any alteration In prices. Boot& pig Iron in very dull of ; fur, although the make I. re. ductal cenaiderab It la amply sudicient to meet the actual demands, and the stack. about 300.000 tom, remains untokebed. There hos been a good demand foe Tia-phtea, and the price, in c .noequeroce, may be quoted la. per boa higher. No change in lead or copper. HOP INTELLIGENCE. Lewes HOP-EXCIUNCII, June 11.—There is no altera tion in our martet. Amounts continuo favourable from the planta tion. luny, t 00,0004. liADLOW.—We are getting on wall. There are a great many weak hills, valuated In some measure by previous heavy crops. Honsoonrirs.-0.-nerally specking, we are cnniing along vet] _well. We bear oseaslonslly of a fly, bat it to my rare. Witomax.—Our bine is very good and clean. TUDSLY —We are coming slung veer well, although in some parts there are two or three owe on a leaf. • ;171 ATLESPORD —be bin. oo ety and well, and we have no ay, EAST rEcKII•X —Our bine does not look no well u it generally look. at this seaman, ten it iv growing and clean. Lout.—We are getting on remarkably well, and are quite dean. RUNTON.—We arsWeinw on weU; the bins W growing fast, and looks as well r we ootaii •isb. 17. - L1 ; 1111 ill; ugulag Moog well, and we ere free fropa Baia Surrox. —We are going on kindly, and are per ketly ekar. flocusonounva.—Ws are doing very fair, and growing clear. There is a little fly, but nothing to hurt. Fairrsisuax.—Our bine is very pod, and we are looking well. -_ Bti,►x+tien.—Ws aro pretty middling in this parish. Where the bins was large last ye r 5 it goal not coins out so well at re'!" - YALDING.—Tbere is a Road deal of week bine in the grey's, in catwasenee of •he Ilea having hit them eo hard. Gene rally •Peaking we are dung well, 'adhere no vermin. WATZRISCIBUBX.— W. are getting on very well, and the bins was never Marc even. IHATuaTrre mut —The Wan is looking well, Slid we haul . LENHAM —We are coming along very well, and are clean. HOUGHTON Monciteisna..—Tbe bine Is growing uncon• molly far*t. The wind of the last day or two has blown it about • lade, and In sone planes we can and one or two Ay on • leaf. ALLUIOTON,— 1 he bine is growing very fast, and we hare no fly. hiIIanWORTH. —The bine grows well. In some places there are twi, or three tly on a loaf, with here and there very alight symptoms of mould. • TOWN MALLING —The bine generally is very good, al tfromgg h In some gardens an exception may be found. We are free y. EAST MALLING.—The bias here isprogressing favourably, and, where garden, have been highly cultivated, it shows well, and gives promises eta Leavy crop. • ELeT AND WRST VARLRION.—It is impossible for the bine to lock better than it does la these parishes. BANKING —The bine is IR a WARN diletiShing emdition, and gaits clean. Tnerog.—The bine it growin- rapidly, and if we have say Sy, which ',doubtful, it is not worth intim IMNAKIDUIS, June 13 —We IRO find a great impure mint. Our hope are growing very bet, and we have very little cause to complain of Sy or des. PRMBURT, June 13 —Oar hope are beginning to Anneh out, and continue to look very pranidng; we have very little fly. Bum's°. June 13.—The hop bine@ in this parish are very thriving and looking well. Hasatitunosoz, Jane 13.—Fiue showers again to-day; nothing at present to binder the Mae; we gradually Improve. Ewetutur. J use 13.—Going is well, with every appear ance of an am rage coop. WAITLINO, Jane 13.—Getting on well; the gardens are doing It right ; we have home fly, but not 'erica,. WALDRON, Jur.. 13.—The hope in this parish and neigh bourhood—viz., Mayfield, Ileathfield, and Chiddingly- are g ing on well. The Mee is healthy, end generally free from vermin. NORTHIANL Just 13 be bine grows very fret at pre sent, and In general has a very iavourable appearance. PiAsMAUSII, June 13.—The hop binekeontinue to grow fartand no increase of fl y the last week. WARRLITuN AND i)ALLINOTON, June 13.—The fly Eats merle their appearanee in some grounds. We want sums rain, as that may_ clear the leal a little. DRIOHTLING, Inns 13.--We are going on favourably, bat the plant is by no means vigorous. TICSNORST, June 13.—The hop biota contain' growing, end the fly is not ineressarg. BTQNi Jane le.—The bop bine in this perish has grown ansesingly within the last few days. Them Is here and there a fly or two to be soft, but nothing worth notice. ERTNIRIPISLD, June 19—Cho bine looks, in general, very well; sad, up to the present time, we are very free front .NEitgoitaw, June 12.—The hope have grown very much within the last weak and are tanking healthy. 1 have summed six different gardens wed Not dad more than two files on a lad, and Brea that very ofrietp. Jena 12.-2¢e hop hint Sr. very growing indeed, end clear we metheta amok fly n Met week. There are plenty of lady birds to off. Kamsixo, lea* 11.—The ku scontiane to present • very prorabling appearame, the bine big unusually free Iron those ills to whke, it le Malts &mars, Jame 13.—The lime bee Brie seen aft tat theeepleeremberell was meal dellehmL The fly he server. made Ile opismoso. tot Mt to • VINO elieeel siegeller Mese bee Wen improcalMant dodos the peel werk. BEAU. lase 12.—Tbewe lene ben lama impedvememt in this whit elms mg lest %S i t maimity u: s te to a tat-Hag seams sew ars bed. Ilse of Cle M. Cam. which, • afielf weft*apparently la • ante have the aware of an (IN in Mw samsW thiseeemlnthe mamma of salt, cal des mna awe ism &mood Whit end mildtakle. treetwawa twel thee rect of esnuisf ai bl ebs amp lap afresh, with each vigour that there scarcely a kill in deo peen. WAKILINO SOO 10 —Tim prONTOSS of the hop pelotas has been fuvournbledoxfor the pad ere* and we omUnus older Mtn flies. Thlis munch will apply to the Nemeee.turing parlshab—.Vserny Stiessdani. HOSIERY. &s.—Linsersit, Joao 14.—The amead Mr Ytltl astioure wed. The WOrtIIIIII are an 1.1100%; i k a b llrs Wier sp. sad Yams w• shads Veal. Seise tisk Is issigsrstivelY Mat Coll.l4.—Caautiroaa, Jose 14.—The sae* it Wheat woo geed today. sae the prise dirt week oorzaM ~ i=r OM al the bent qail." of wilts, sod dna red OM rams% 43a. to Oki reg. 19a. to 41a. Daum ebe awn ma Ing weak. Mir goring can as aineratio Dot* : 111111001 Oar matt s. having enhod. Ones age aresksi. COVINTILT, Jane 14.--Ws hew had a way disk May ; the quantity of ask awed was soak brat spherical to Sedusant• Whoa. la. a lin Id. Patsy. wake Saks. Oa; Ilk to Saw Beans, kW kik. Yeas. 9• Id. to Ills.OL Bureau, Jinn H.—Wa bays lad a vary small thaw of Wheat at marina to-day, sad Warn Is Inca babwase &minded more warm whkh was naiad by ths atithrepsaandly. bet rasa. caws we heard of Is. iper qr. aderaes. bang was la peed mart, at hat week'. priced Oats sold at 1.. per qr. Mamma hum 14.—W• had 'gala a road show a( Wheat at our market to-day, which was token of as Is. album Very Ilttle doled U B May. Oats the tura dearer. Wises), red, 37.. Is4ls. whits. 435. to Cs. Barley, 245. to Ws. Osta. ISa. Ws. Beams,; =a to 29a. Lossaroor.. Jules 14.—The npOW of Ink and Mow see swift than alma sad the arm etedephe of wheat red lour eR mwehet this Ildellep was NOTestis& modem& no toms of the nude was liener Mon de led Peng! the bedews was aothrsa.Mo deslady sprimost be* *UN did deer wore He Urn In rand of Mite, Wisp, helm sad pees. telly mospowd laee rats.. Indian seas waste modeross rolow, and it sold .esesslfl es well as en Trader. Galata tens sada 31s. to his. 6d. ; yellow, len ; sod *the, 29a. per MOW. Arrivals eel inserts into Liver peol ben the 1 Ida to the 11.11 h June inclusive :—What, 1,642 qrs.; 139; Molt. 312. Oda, 1,961; Bear, 2; Wise Corn, 6,766; Oa, lit seeks; Flour, 1,192 seeks and 4 bends. Yeporta to Ivied:—Wheat, 71 qrs.; Beam, 123 ;Indian Cars, 4,110 ; laden Curs Meal, 96 barrels; Flour, 412 sacks end 9241 bands. Matnirrown. lions D.—We had again a very slew trade for all grain, and, although the supply of Wheat was anything bet Mtge, the trade ruled dull, and prima were much aa last day. Seek was the state of trade counseled with lent Corn. Rovirox, Juno 12.—A1l descriptions of Corn in,intained their prises, although the trade was slow. Wheat, 21s. to 275. per load. Barley, 19a. to 22.. par qr. thus, lia to lea. SOUTHAMPTOS, JOIIO 14.—At tkja day'a 'market holden of Wheat ware very Arm ; although Mere arm not math animation in the trade, yet parchasers had to give the extreme rates of last week, and In emus lmtanaa a alight winners was realised. In Barley nothing doing. Oats and Brims a slow isle to coneunters, without change In prima Currency as follow.: Wheat, red, iut. to 101. Ss.; white, la 10..; extra upto 11/. Barley, 20s. to Ho. per qr. Beaus, Po. to 325. Oats, black, 165.t0 las. ; feed, 13e. to 1;..; heavy, 19s. to YU. Flow, Us. to 30s. per sack. WA11.1411L1). June 14.--Ws have a good arrival of Wheat to this day's market, and experience a fair steady sale for all fresh qualities, at hilly the rates of this day se'nnlght. Barley nominal. There la noalteratios in Osta, Shelling, or 11.aiv. Malt as before. Wheat, per qr. of 6011*. to the bushei, Suffolk, Sam, and Kent, red, new, 394. to 405.; extra, 42a; white, 435. to 465.; extra, 43e.; Nor folk and Mont., red, Ma. to 30..• extra, 405.; white, 42.. to 438.; extra,42s ; LinooM&ire and ambndgeshire, red, 37.. to 395.; extra, 405.; white. 30.. to 41..; extra, 444.; 1 orlisture, red, 33e. to 375.; extra, 3.5.; white, 384 to 405.; extra, 43..; Dantsie and Knolgeburg, white, std, 425. to 43a. ; extra, 46..: Lower Baltic and Member& rod, 365. to 38a.; extra, 405.; Mediternuman. red, 33, to 3 , 11.: extra, 3.34.; EngllA, old, red. 36.. to 40a; white, 45e. Barley, per imperial qr., Nortoik and Su ff olk, 22.. to 215.; extra, 235. erinshre and Yorkshire. 24. to 245.: extra, 24..; Scotch, 22.. to 2.3 a. extra, 215.; grinding, 19s. to 215.; foreign, 20., to 2t s. ; extra, 235. Brans, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, renal% flue, old, 32.. to 33a. ; new, 27.. to 295.; ticks, old, 30s. to 335.; sew, 265. to 28a.; foreign, new, 235. to 275. Oats, per stone, melding, led. to 81d.; el. tra,Sd.'; feeding, Ted. to fled.; extra, Ihd.; foreign, 7.94. to Bd. ; extra, B,d. Shelling, per load of 2611:3., old, 21.. to 215.; Malt, per load of 6 bushels. 34.. to 36e.; Per, per qr. imp., blue and white trifler", 23". to 275.; extra, 285.; grey and feed, 24.. to 235.; extra, 265. Rapeseed, per last imp., KrgUih, 271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to PK. Linseed, per Imp. qr., 34a. to 44.. Laporte during tLe week: Wheat, 10,163 gra. ; Barley, 1,217 ; We, 1.334; Beans, 824 ; Pees, 123; Linseed, 150; Shelling , 1001usde; Malt, 69. CATTTE, ace.—APPLLBT, BILAXPZON BILL FAIR. This fair was hold on the 11th and 13th last. On Monday evening, large droves of Sheep had taken their grotind, In nrihr to be ready tar an earl y market the following morning. The following d a y was fie• crumb* and the Influx of dealers from the soothes man to woe more numerous than any preceding year. Torre wee a brisk market kw all kinds of Sheep, at about Is. a.bead higher than the recent markets. A great many Cattle also exchanged binds on this day. On the following day, Wednesday, the market was not so brisk, a sudden change in the weather seemed to have damped the progress of the 'minus. Eat Cattle were not in much decreed, and very few shown. Mitch Cowv were arc at to selL Good geld gearing Cows were also in much request Strong Bullocks found plenty of customers at advanced prima, but young ones could not be sold at all. The Scotch Cattle market was very dull. Of Irish very few was shown. A more extensive show of Horses was never known. nor so many dealers pre ent. Upon the whole, the fair wascoaddered to k better than any head in the neighbourhood for some time back. Ca RLiaLe. June 13.—The supply et Beasts this morning MOTS limited than last week, there being only about 20 on offer. The make: woe a very dull one, and eta Lite hour there woo still a portion of that small number unfold. Mors unaltered from last quotations. We have elm to note every handed show of Sheep, there being under 40 bead on o&'t. Owing to the scarcity, they were somewhat more difficult to buy, and the late rates were generally fully sionsined, and in some inetaaees rather exceeded. About 23 Lambs on offer, mostly of impron d quality ; buainess in this description of stock slowly vu needed with. Pri, es may be noted a shade lower. About 2: Wein on eke Hales Mealy effected, and all sold up early. The price at Ted keeps low. E X . June 14.—The market to-day has been well sup plied !rib with Beasts and Sheep. particelarle the latter; there ham also been pretty good slcaranee, nearly all having been sold. bat Heel woo in demand, and Mr prime articles Str. 6,1. per •30te was rea dily obtained; the price for fat Beef must be quoted at from re. ed. to the latter figure. Cows and Calves were not much asked for; prices ranged from 72 to 121. Barreners welsh' fair . request ; 3s. per score was freely g men, and a somewhat higher price toe good "meaty" Bullocks; working Oxen sold at 211. to 23/. per pair; mama, 161. to iaff. ditto. The supply of rearing Calves Iromthe eastward was not so large, the semen being nearly over • they must he quoted at 30.. to 435. each. For butchers' Carnes direr was a tale demand, the best Veal bein: worth 40. per lb. ; quotations ranged from 3d. to 4td. The Ripply of Sheep and Lambs exceeded that of last week by up. wards of 30e, though It hardly exceeded the demand. Shorn fat wetheris fetched 3d. per lb.; ewes, 4.0. Fur store dogs there was a good demand, and those In their wool sold at les. to 31s. each, equal in many instances to full Gd. per lb. Butchers' Lambs were about 6d. per lb. The supply of Pork carmen was modsrat rather lent than that of last week, but prices were well maintained, the quotations ranging from line. W. to 70. 9,1. per more. GLAMOOW. Jane 13.—Our market was Out 'moderately supplied this morning with cattle, which caused a further rim in preen my of from 3s. to 40. per cwt. Best ex Beef, 48s. to 30s. ; ce. caul. 435. to 475. ; third, 42., to 41s. ; Cows, Bulls, and inferior, 3 W Moe. per cwt., pinking offal. All Fold. Sheep were vary rearm, sad up to ly 2s. each. Best aged Mutton, 6d. ; seemed, 3d. to Sid. • I ewes. 41d. pie lb., sinking offal. A good many Lomb) at n arket ; de! I mend mod, and last week's prices fully maintained. Lambs, 14s. to 21.. each. Fed Calves in demand, at &b. to els. Piga from 30s. to 4es. per cwt. TIIE EAST INDIA COMPANY S COLLEGE, ADDIS CON he —Yesterday the C-urt of' Drectors cf the East India C ,mpany v;siterl their Military College, at Addiseomhe, for the purpose of witnessing the half-yearly public examination of ice gentlemen educated at that establishment, and to distribute medals end other purees to those who had most creditable ' , quitted themselves in the various branches of study. In the early part of the morniog the students were publicly examined in the Greek a3d Litin classics, math,- malice, French, military drawing, military surveying, forth fication, modelling, Hindustani and other languages of the east. They then proceeded to the large room, which is used as the college chapel, where they underwent a lengthened and very interest ing examination in general military matters and the details of the art of warfare. The gentlemen cadets were put through many of their military evolutions, in which, as in all their previous examinations, they acquitted themselves in a style which does credit to the Addiscombe professors. Prizes were awarded to, and honourable men tion made of Messrs. Patrick Stewart, Campbell, Liroond, Gamete, Sel!on, De Bourbel, Vaughan, Merriman, Oskee, It nton, Earle, Willoughby, Lloyd, Blair, Thompson, and Playfair. After the regular business of the dsv had been disposed or, the direct TO and their visitors sat down to a batquet in the college-ball, when several complimentary speeches were delivered, and special thanks were awarded to Sir Ephraim Stamm, the governor of the college, and the professors of the institution. LONDON DIOCESAN BOARD OP EDPCATlON.—Yes terday the annual meeting of the promoters of this instant. don Look place, at 79, Pall-mall, the Rev. Pr. Russell in the ch /it. The Secretary read the report, which st►ted that I since the year 1844, when the Cyst m of raising pupil teachers from national sad parochial teachers had com menced, the committee had every reason to rejoice is the success of that system. They bad, in the maiatenat ce of 37 pupil teacher', and in the farther 'raining of 21 others, ex pended a sum of 1,1151. 135., and during the past year the board had di charged all its engagements with respect to this important feature of its operations. The committee had recently ad spied a plan for encouraging scholars who had mate a certain proficiency to continue in their respective reboots beyond the weal period assigned for their elocution. It would ho found that the number of scholars beyond the seer( id was very limited, and that but few were allowed to remain at school beyond the age of 13. The poverty cf rarents, who were eager to obtain the small weekly pittance which a child at 12 years of age might earn, prevented their remaining at school at a time when they were reaping the greatest benefits, and would be meet useful as monitors or head scholars in their respective classes. The committee bail therefore resolved to offer exhibitions by which parents might be enabled to have their children under instruction tor a year at lest beyond the time they could afford wholly to maintain them. The successful candidate would receive 2s. per week. The number of exhibitions would be 40; 20 for boys and 20 for girls, and the subjects they would be examined upon would be those usually taught in good national schools. The metropolis school fund had amounted to 2,4951. 6s. They had made five grunts mounting to 4601. towards the building of schools. They had established ragged echools, and during the past year 1,011 scholars had been received at a coat of 1651 The an nual subscriptions had amounted to 2511 25., and these re mained a balance of 991. lls. The report having been adopted several resolutions were passed in forthersneo et the objects of the society, and the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICY Coot PANY.—Yester day the second samara general meeting of this company was held at the London T , Mr. J. F. Madoz in the chair. The report of the directors for the prat: year stated that, since the annual meting in June, 1819. 459 proposals had been received for the arurance of 186,2551. Of these pro posals 404 had been accepted and complete.', assuring 120,5091., and yielding in annual premiums the sum cf 4,5301. The total sum under usurance by the company amounted to 193,5741, and its annual income to 7,4401. A onnsideroble number of last year's assurances had been effected solely for the purpose of being used as transf. table securities,Por w►ieh the policies of the Indisputable Society were completely available. Only three policies, amounting to 1.7001. had fallen in Vino, the establishment of the com pany. From the statement of accounts, made up te the 31st of December, 1849, it appeared that the total receipts of the society during that year amounted to 5,9811, and the ex. penditure to 4,6071, leaving a cash balance of 1,4744 Their liabilities were calealated at 74,9644 and their assets at 89,1434, showing a clear profit of 14,1971., the property of and divisible among the members of the company. On o.e motion of Mr. Finehley Moore the report was unanimously adopted. The outgoing directors and auditors having been re-elected, thaeks were voted to the several officers of the company for their services during the past year, alter which the meeting broke up. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Wtethn et Ni.. o'elosk )Seta - srrannedl in order of Nowed nate. Omni' of Pilau. ItTroia= Ilevnuairtan R4111.01/TOICI. 1RA1NN0......... 41 .U11•011 Oirois Los Lazonripx CANWDSI DINMIIIOII4III 0.........,. Saimus:;"" 11.x.mate favuioor Tow Wilmer DA111.1.01411 Sur rbeos Narraurna BRATIOCIC Lavas& Rum= Gurnow &w. SW. KW. s.w. a.s 8.1. tlatillDAY, Joel 15 de, , 19,50, Nada of the followine Waco , at R• -- The stati..a s tt. gel 'llia& °mitts Down tiresi Brow wag_ Brame weft Brom Goole Rrapse GenUe Breeze etitte Bala Role ash! Oon teit Rail Role tirod—u s Rain Cloudy Rato Maio ()v• Tet , t Rainy lit'avy Ileuvy llua gvr rgrt R:on Partiaoy •'.? 111701 14 Breese GenUe Wester Strong Breen Gentle Breeze Strong einem Gentle Breese (Gentle Breeze Gentle Krone Strong Breeze Gentle Brame.. Gentle Breeze Gentle Breen. Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breve, Gentle Breeze Strong Breeze Gentle Sr., Gentle Breeze Cl 4. LW. LW. 1 w. 8.P.. 8. W. LW. ii:w. B,E. i.ar&ll.; , Pa mai C aqui, '44 C:011.4 iii•fljat CM*4 limy Rain Calle Gon — tle Perim. ~.. Come of Wind. &meth of Wind THIS HAT. YHA St. nf Wtri,,,,• N. Geode b reeze . flom. • The return* from the following nieces did not ream .!.i. office in time for publication yestera .y ; they t h,,,, 1 L iodinate thock.e Mato of the weather on Th urs d ay ethrt,e 4 rill. o'cl • ......... v. MunnLi, N.W. PRAT Y0u(...... ... ..„ W. vi..TwiwAvw Br-.mom N.W. L CUM( ... » W. Cluosoow EDINIVION Strong B B4.° ""rei • wi - reeze Strong Breese j &Ng Strimg Breese th,m it Hard Wind Hard Wind • Oivru st Heavy Gale Hard Wind I W.., Hard Wind kink' SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI?. (Frew ow, ♦kKIYCD. thp . Sh Ippi mg lia•tte.". %ad .11, MAILS' Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific Win piapiaSowhacopton India vet Mars e ille s J4O. Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havanneh West India Brasil.. June Jun , : 24 ...... , JratA ARRIVED. AffirtOßTA -at Cowes, June 13, from .. ANtaICAN Connansi-off Deal, June 13. from .... Ann -at Gravesend, June 14, from ........ s Asorsta-at Gravesend, JUIN. 14, from Boura■-at Gravesend, June 14, from Bailllkaaa-oar Deal. June 12, from Damen Qcgss-at Lirerpool, June It, fr mM. eT.DRULIA -at Liverpool, June 14, from Cniser- off Deal, June 13, from ............. .. . . CotintaGruir -off Deal, June 13, from (rimout-off Deal, June 14, from Bunn -off Deal, June 14, from Liao or RAIWWICKS-atAirartsend, June 14, from EARL or ACCALAND -at Gravesend, June 14, bow_ EPA-et Ge•Vraelal, Jane 14. Tram Grusoan-at Gravesend, June 14, from GOPTAV lIL-at I.lmrpoo4, June 14, from If a:or/ma-at Gravesend, June 14, from Hams 11,11 AT-at Liverpool, JIM 14, from Joeso-at Queenstown, June 12, from 'Asir Buru-st Greenock, June 13, from JAII4IC%-at Torbay, June 12, from 3Lsaosonoson-at Gravesend, June 14, from MaotUA?-at Falmouth, June 12, from NZIROa !brig) -off Deal, June 11, from Pm:mesa-at Falmouth, June 12, from Pauvuoitinat. -at Falmouth, June 12, from Portman - at Torbay, June 12, from Paannaa-at Torbay, June 12, from. Paorocroa -at Gravesend, !June 14, from )toss-at Gravesend, June 13, from Rigs° Sun-at HulL June 12, from S. - maw-at Cardiff, June 12, from Sin J. K. Rom -off Deal, June 13, from Sat .1) -at Gravesend, June 14, front Ttlowan Bomar -off Deal, June 14, from Vicroarii-off Deal, June 12, from Vv.enrareee CANIRMO -a. Hull. June 19, from ... Poison-at Gravesend, June 11, from SAILED. ..Mst,rte.e New I, ADILMA-from Shields June 12, to, Aen-from Liverpool, June 14, to Anima-from Gravesend, June 14. to CONCORDIA-from Shields, June 12, to Corer-from Southampton, June 14, to Clllll4llllll -from Gravesend, Jun. 14, CalTll4oB from Liverpool, June 14, to.. Carnets-from Liverpool, June 14. to CantLut (e.)-from Liverpool, June 14, to Avarua -from Liverpool, June 14, to Russ-from Liverp ool , June 14, to Kama-from hull, June 19, to Fusers-from Hull, June 13, t 0... . ..... Pamir-from Hull, June 13, to PRAMS WALhill-from Ontrewitil, June 14, to VIIIINAI4I.III-frOM Liverpool, June 14, to Gans-from Liverpool, June 14, to GLICSDAILILOR-from Liverpool, June 14, to G. Amos-from Liverpool, June la, to G. Z.-from Liverpool, June 14, to ........ . . Run-from Newport, June IS, to HlaNfll(11 TON 6,40111111-IVOM Newport, June 13, to .N. Wl4B-from Liverpool, June 14, to . 111LI.F2PONT-from Liverpool. June 14, to Jura-from Liverpool, June 14, to oar. Litre Rearm- from Overawed, June 14, to It. A. Ptlinv-from Liverpool, June 11, to Marro-from Liverpool., June 14, to • Nonme -from Penzance, June 12, to et. NErrese-from Shields, June 12, to ..... Ovrerv-from Hartlepool, Junel2, to .............. PA:AMC-from Liverpool, June 14, to PUZNII-from Liverpool, June 14, to Arrows-from Gravesend, June 14, to 114)1•4111 Alassena-from Gravesend, June 14, to ... SO/AK-from Gravesend, June 14, to SOPHIA-from Liverpool, June 14, to Sin P. 11,4 n-from Liverpool, June 14, to Swier-from Newport, Jute 13, to SertLit- from Shields, June 12, to rsicoan -from Liverpool, June 14, to VANADVII-tram Gravisesd, June 14, to ...... . Wvoinso -tenni Liverpool, June 14, t 0........... . Woounax-from Shields, June 12, to ..... . VESSELS SPOKEN WITH, .T.of.re, from Livrionel for New York. Mar r. At cztAnn, from LArrrpaol. April 17. la. 6 5...:. Baconnas (brit), bound out, June 3,14 t 43. N . CARM ma. from Hann Town fur London, r. Ar.hr Archa: ~.uw. 36 W. CLA Braun. from Liverpool, April I. lat. 7 N.. I.m. 11 W. Faucov, of and from tomlon. April 4. ,41 Bad,. Africa. HIMILT M 4ioterrens (ochoootel, from Lawton for Port Nil . . . - tat. 43.20 N., f 1.43 W. Lifer. from Liverpool for Port Miy I, lat. : N., :on.:: PARTNIAN. Is.t 31. lon. S. Swozonsu, from Liverpool tor 1% main!: um, June 10, A. 3' N II W. Tor 14, llochl4. from Plymouth for 3y‘ln..y, N.. lon. IS W. WATIMVILLI4 from Callao for Cork, 'Linn IS, 11. 14 s WYLLINUTON (ship'. from Sing wore. Way Le. N Wina.mums, steering 1.E., June 1, °if FL re*. [Advertisement.] - A TuMOUR IN THE St,. CUILVD ar IittLLOW IT'S OINTMENT AM, 1.. • •• 'ridding in the Welsh Bark, liri•itol, had b.• r• • • ••• and always complained of *sorrows. in kw rend rn.dical gentlemen. but nine were ou.cc•-• the !moot relief After some time a largo tso. • • • • • ••• • • ": left ear, from which he suffered intensely, Arta t • • • ; remedy without obtaining say benetit until be mo • I A • thntmcnt aid and them won...ortul meiha • •• • • tumour, and eitectisolly cured it, an.l he to min 0 the most robust heath.—bold by all art:emit*: •-i • Itolloway'l Eotablulinsent, 244. Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND 11, .~ rr: ~, BIRTHS. ALLSOP.—June 11, at Foremark Mill, Derbyshire, MN. 11. k -- oiadattghter. DAILF.Y.—June IL at Nan.y Clo Howe, Munn H. Bailey. EM., of a *an and heir. HOYD.--Juus 12, at Cambrigro.tenacie, Hyde-PHIL. th o Boyd, Bay., of a . daughter. llAGOAKll.—luxe 11, at Bradeuhant Halt, Norfolk. the s. Mggard, Esq., ot a ion. MARRIAGES. coritRoie—IIALONEK. —June 11, at leaniineten p : by the Hay. J. Craig, A. M. Cochrane. EN.. . late Hun. A. Cochrane, Capt. R.N. and nephew 01 tae &maid. to Mary bialonek, youuswit daughter ot tte Maionek, EN. IltiLKll.4 —NV INCH WORTll.—June 11. at At. Georw., Gno J. Ilulkre. E.q.,0l the Little Hermitage, neat ltochecer. t.• Sarah, third daughter el the late L. 11. Witiebw , th MALRAISON —Os rELL—June 12, at the Sewell N Crovm.court..St. Martin's-nbilse-hiekl.„ W. Mainw , .. • Trinity ]Muse, Tower-lull, to Mum J. M. 014.14 of Wet% PalLinalL DEATHS. llAl4..—Junr 12. at ['ark Itouso, Gloueetter-pt, , , Iterne.ol • . Erq., aged 67. CIL/ALM—June 10, at Canonbury.park, J. P. Chart,. I M . SIOWLIS.--Jinse IS, at Coadult- street , Ilanurer.rauAre, Jaue..• • Ur. J. Male, aged I. DIA BANK E.—June W, at Cbiatbaret Lodge, Wuntr.h. Slebaake, Req., aged 13. Nis:vv.—June 9, at Ouleford, Woiteeder..bire. J. Penny, •' ' Aluvrt.etreet, Kegent'r-park, aged 7:4. I. ltYAN.—June 9, at Castle cowbell, Lear Llistenea, • tiolden. Tipperary, seed St dAtViiltll/1.11 , ..—J WM 7, ut the Restage. Tiablingtnn, (Poore- , • llarri.ll, oath .laughter as the late bra. J. & auseridge, 14 s* Wel/OW, Berke. 8611111. --Jae° 11, at Ity Ledge, Woodbriden, Suff. k. !• • • Fig , late of Seanebee•er.atreet, Manebaster-Nuare,. Printed sad by Mama Kona llama. ca street, in tC bl ettre i t Leaks. Printer. at the Mar, ifl area. in die pretend ot Vnitsalas—darvasar, Jos lb, i F. a c c