The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-18 00:00:00

--•— DUBLIN, Jopu 16. The Irish Tenant League ha v e been prepamos I their friends for the discussion to take place in par liament next week on the Tenant Comreusation Bill, by denouncing the amendments of which Mr. Hors man has gives Dodos on the part of government. They say "that they have never looked upon the bill introdeced by Serjeant Bhee as embodying their pin ci nlee, or calculeed to do lull justice to the tenant farmers or let land, and that, it they did nut openly condemn and disclaim it, it was because the League was unwilling to deprive the people of Ireland, (W -eeded and betrayed as they were by so many_ of their re preseutativee, of the little benefit it would confer, even If that bill paged:" but they go further in the i r condemnation of Mr. !imam% amendments, which they pronounce to be "almost utterly destructive of the property of tenants who have hitherto invested their labour or their capital in the improvement of their farms." The weather continue decidedly favourable to the growing crops, although we have had a considerable quantity of rain, and comparatively but little warmth during the last two or three days. All the cereal crops are looking most healthy and promising ; the potatoes are in excellent audition, some of the new crop being already in the markets, and the face of the country in general is moat cheering. A new iron screw steamer, 700 tans measurement, was launched at Cork or. Thursday. A lifeboat station, in connexion with the harbour of Drogheda, is about to be established at Bettys town, neer the month of the Boyne. Mr. Busby, the wealthy Dublin distiller, dropped dead on Thursday last while preparing to attend the funeral of his friend, Mr. Arthur Guinness, the emi nent brewer. The Irish claim General Pelimder as the son of a countryman. It is said that his father was aLimeriek gentleman, a Mr. Palieser, who was obliged to fly from Ireland during the troubles of 1798. The three names seat to the Pope to enable him to select a successor to the late Roman Catholic Bishop of Waterford are those of the Very Rev. Dr. O'Brien, the Very Rev. Dr. Burke, and the Very Rev. Dean Darby. SPORTING. BIBUBY CLUB,STOCKBRIDON COURSE. PROORAMMR OF TRH SPORT. WEDNESDAY-nit BIBUIT CLUB. - - Tea bear Oral/ 01 10 SM. orb. . bilk 50 added; the oweae ea the secoed hone b; rye Ilk Asks. " Otte tare and a la''. (IS seta) _ st lb AP II lb heissr• rye 1 13 Pao**. 4 10 6 Cork ressesit . . ll Mlles= Statue 6 10 4 br Drum .. 11 Oeseglan Mu 3 10 0 it Nero Bartow 4 10 0 WNW* II 4 lad Tama lO Tin Osearessalkessi a 10 Goa orb. SS added. Sc, 3-yra6 I eao. 04 Na{ aid Ors Mt 74. The decd say 7-yr.elo slam raissitheisli ths ems rake. 44 kr wry Ira ~so lbs hsl demegarto, al* New Nile. (1 s sa. 1.1 sosmagps 41 . 1 we isliwat, 1116.1005-Ilholler, Corr- Twos^ Dostsiy. •leytrehea_do fftret gyeeleineltrisisil=bl4, Cor mag re. "-aiMi". 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Mt Wise 4. 21=e1 Aim ark WA 15 added, tor &yr aide sod ap wards Ortiewisilleswelow Iss. T.T.C. To aloe es Weber 4111 laws, 110, hR. ?.T.C. Mr. Tart's Starks. SW nb, sot lit. 3. N. 'wawa ammit as. sal Sib. Of by unseat Tim Hosenowirs PLATE et 50 sons, added to a eat epobalms if 10 inn will 5 et; 3-yr.olds, 7st bb ; sad due% Ist; bike sal ftld allowed lh. • winner of soy ...We or plats et ILL wise , ~,,a c ,,, IS 1, Kb, or of se) two, 5.0 aura ; sallies 14r.aiiii all wed 71b, and 1-yr.olls, bawled started twice in 1,35, end sot was, &Wired Mu T.T.C. (31 labs) Rib Fl l Weetssloshar $ I Awbdosite (Mb w) Awt Ii able Wil 22211 a Dashes i i e Lady Ibirmse 1 Tar dale ... . 3 2 eby Bey KM,- • by Febbill— —..-. 1 tea_ asks I Tenths 3 Le Prisms •»._..•••. II /Jac/Aiwa 3 1 i i i i i mes 3 16 =7. 3 Feriese Cbe Polska— Ptiedate 121ss Flyaway (3 atm).- I Plausible ..... RAILWAY W, IkanaL comb& tram (, nt dam aal) and Maw br Am owe Timmtaq. at --A Le ; and on Wederada y y Inman amid trial Maw at LLI a.m., and ittll rslum kola Araleva auk mime at 1.40. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. -- - - - /LORPTAWSS ma TEE lavaaroot Cry. Two oaks. (71 gabs" 84 a vitoa 46elate4 NU pay 4 sew. ash.) Ape if lb Mears At :r# Brows Brandy ......... 4 Ossr.Lak les Ma ....... ... 6 I U Maw . . .. 1 16064 . . . .. I Is• ova sr it gier - -... irk 1661 . 16 - 11161 . 8; . 6 914 ibia6646 ....-...- ••••••••............—. 4 I • Limy am. ........... bier ii 4 7 8 Kr Ga. pa cort rureim . ...... • r trios . . us rola Qatar sr__ moiriiiiii,Trigi ss e nisi to MO awl Os yams is pom I mels& t' 7 ) 1 11 • i II I I 1 1 1 I 1 i 1 4 ' 1 1 1 i i 1 t i iii, 1 , ' I i ) I . I • ii 1 ' : I 1 i ' kit Law intelligence. NOTICES.—TH IS DAT. METROPOLITAN COUNTY ODURTIL Itkag d appolsupd tor tRe prom s& Ma. WArninwriA, fit. Ihrtlie*.lase.—llebro Mr. P. 115087.-llNaday. hoe IT; ThdrodAy. ; Itanday. II; Friday l. dds4k , IL Illmource, Wilsolmorriger.r.—rebre Mr. dit a =l ll ii , Mt. D. D.lisath.—Widess. /16:efe; .Itursisy, II ; Tru/. U. Cubors.strat.—Dotore Mr. 11404 Manalmir- Terolbhsa JewlTlfersiar. SI. 0101.itrust.rese.,—Dekce Mr. Emjeast nada _ l issaWrie tes Winellq.Pat FairdeleleseL man Mr. Bodeen& Staslis.—Tuseday, hue ; Tbeirdwy. ft. doorevanse, 0111041 led. Iseore W. 0. Mts.—Wednesday. Joe to ; Weeteeid.-114dons 11r.1. P. terker.—Toss day.= isnsg, 10. wAppmwem Illsolbatesst.-1141ore Mr. J. F. Fraser.—Thersday, Tar 11. Cm' se —Wore Kr. W. Gamey.— Wednesday=o Bl l; Tbsisi edia l l syl ib tl; &nada,. $3. COURT OF QUEENS BENCH.-4mm 16. - - - amines AT ma razes.—sarese LAID C.4IOIMLL 4/10 I.OYc 6011114 It was stated by his lordship et the tittles of the chart that a gwdsmaed the Jewish persuasion bad applied to be ea frog wattiast on the jury, it being his eibbath, sad that he could sot eossineatiously attead. His bwdship therefore throated Mat to be excused. CLA/11 P. LOUD CLINTON. Upon this cause being oallei en, the attormy sad the plaintiff were galled, tint did not appear. Mr. Edwin James said he meld act ask his lordship I. wait. Lord Cempben said the seat awe might he proceeded with. Ultimately the reined was withdrawn. WOODCOCK AND 0/13/8 C. 711 ALDIRKIN OP 111 110101,011 OF WIOAX.-00311. This was ea action brought to recover a seas of I,BOOL for costs sad eapenses incurred ia opposing a bill introduced by the corporation of Liverpool, for the bettor sapplylog tbsttowa with water. Mr. H. Hill sad Mr. HUM , appeared for the plaintiffs; and Sir Y. Timmer for the defeadants. Shortly attar is sass was twisted it wits greed to rater it. COURT OF RI CRUM AT Ills' •SEPOLU TIG LORD GIMP DAMN AND • 0010100 MT. 7010101 V. Mr. &deans Wilkins and Mr. &bias appeared for the rlaiatiff; sad Ilr. B. Hill and another learned towel Mot the defendant. This was as mem brought by the plated!, who keep, the Globe sad Delpilde„ in Liquorpoad-stmet, Graeriaa lone, to reareer itempamatiss in dumps' from the defea dant, the rumstimeer ef the Iseelvent Debase Conat, for havingMagally rimmed ourtala ilatons from Me peadess, which were at the dme ef ~.teal in the esomiaties fli lei Wm. ffiecastle. It appoint' that the plelatiff let Mims& the MOM is tuella% and &wily after he took panties be had bums danimat, sad the adswilsist, is hM oppaeitp of imedsweer Se she bashes* Om., bed mimed ma the penises, awl monied, anciaget offer property, the Matures alba lannifaL The defendant subsequently, M. that M bail ailed wmagly, offered to give up the pospeaty as the plaintiff seeding for it, bat this wee sot asm demi to, the Maistiff requiring teat the injury sod dilapidedem dose to the remism should be repaired ; red Mem the premat modem Mr. Mideast Wilkias, before the concludes of the am said be had consulted with Ms teamed Mari wthe Mho; side, and he would take a millet for the plaistiff for 101. de felt bound to say that the paucity was not wilfully re moved : the defendant had solid woke The jury Menet a vendee MTV g=liff Demises, 101. MII7MOS LM ,N 1 WPM MIMI. SOM, MM. Jvsnatmavia, ML. 1176TiCS WI L, MO. L• 0311 PLOD, ri tUMOM immure% MI. IA M& IX, AND rL 7MAI ALUMNI e. TUN QO3l/K—ALLIOID CONSPIRACY. Mr. BISINWSII (with bins Mr. Wills•), appeared to show eau' against a isle obtained by Mr. Webby in this cow to at aide the miasma's of errors said oat by the Alleyact ea a jadgmeat of the Court of Claean's Beach, is a prone'. tiro, charging them with having eoespired to defraud Captain Robert Bleb Kennedy of 7,0001. The bawd @ousel submitted that the writ of error haviag been sued oat with the view of 'KWh's a offlapreasise wee bad; that the judgiseat of the Court of Quea's Bona should be quashed; sad that the rub should b. discharged. Mr. Webby sad Mr. Hawkins appeusil la support"( the rule. The eoart were of opinion that the rnie ought to be dia. charged. Rale diatherpd acoordiagly. ALLSYNES O. TH3 ROW. A rule had also hoes obtained to this ease to Mt slide a writ of error brought by the plaints,' oa the same woad, that of lymph:ley. Mr. Bramwell and Mr. Willes showed eases smiled the rule; sad Kr. Welaby sad Yr. Hawkins appeared is support of it. The mart dheharged Morals. ADMIRALTY 111.0.31 DL agamoroar. Clialli.-1.1111. This was one of the h.oas &restos cues, which occupied so much of the time of the court a few montke ago. It will be remembered that Mr. 80101M10, see. (dace dead) was an admitted Russia* subject, bat that he bad a son who claimed to be a Dane. At the breaking out of the war, Mr. Screams, jail. was a thipplee agent in Loudon, hashis father seat fee jar., to meet hint at Altona, and at that city he traasterred to him all his .hips, in order that they sled acquire a neutral character. Farther proof had been ordered as to the domicile of Mr. Boteusen, jou., and gene rally as to the heir fides of the triodes. The Qom's Advocate sad the Admiralty Advents sow smatiodsd list tie bather peamt had Med, sad that the void must thessibre be amedsoised. Des. Adams sad Twig motended that the further proof had be.. priestly eatialearry. The Gout reserved its judgment. This was a sees precisely similar to the last, end judgment is it was likewise postpaid. r.--Joss 16. COURT OF MANSION-HOUSE. fthisas/ Sal, who has bus several time, examined upon the &up of having is his possession • Imp quantity of =gold, supposed to be part of the gold stolen spa from London to the Conti/mat, trio Dover, ap posed upea bad before the Lord Mayor. Mr. &nth appeared to watch the use twos the part of Meths Chaplin and Co., the sun= ; Mt. Lewis attended the the priseser. Mishits' Hayden, the officer who apprehended Beal, having been asked by the Lord Mayor whether he had any farther evidence to give respecting the me, replied in the m r ivs. Mr. Lewis—l apply to your lordship for the discharge of the prisoner. He has been several times beton Alderman Wire, and remanded, that opportunity might he afforded for briogiog forward evidence. No farther evidence now using forward, it is my duty to ask for the discharge of the soused. The Lord Mayor, who bad eat presided at say of the former examiestieis of the phseer, remised ban Mr. Goodman, the skid oh* es seem maths% of the essclittes in which the plume atet4esd was sloe Memel by Mr. Goodman that me Most Masts had buss shows that the gold bad bun steles. Toe Lord Mayor—nue bus been sa uthasive robbery " rioothass—The either who approisaded the prisms hes rushed ialermationt that as ealsealve robbery bag Wien *es s hat the manse With hall Ablimmas Wire rather gees Se thew that the pH hued hi themes maim of the prhour was Ms dithisat doss of geld thus that whisk is said to have twos Mobs. IS wee* the sum ties Mimi that the dead Odespoesdes have hoes Athos use moose/I belag sthend late the dialed pia ta Ohs Stpoommisa. Thu pdgemer did ass ewe • meth ewed of the possesdea of the geld, sad be mu sket he dhl set remittal haw bag helm that time M bed any Molise*. MAIM fres Wag. that he lied hese short tha_speseisesli heft deaths with • reheat the =tent at 110 susses if geld Eat. Mr. Lewis old the treamsdes alluded to was celealatil riges the elessethr el the elisat is a most tuneable The ease ladled a lug doe to make up the eel, sed the pelesair hod haul theme imolai& custody. The Los e tt a lle set wasidst that I should ho bn ail& la the pietas! leapt is s..tody, as as far• Om widows hoe thought hum& It the akar ear seeds in gethim Oboe seams', the matter sea be tiles lino throilos ; but I stall, under the meat discharge the prises's. Nagess— vs I inanition. to tete= the gold to the lages, P ~ M r. Goodman—The Lord Mayot gives so order as to 1 th• li fold • r. Lewis—lf du oldest refuel to give up the gold, he outaialy will have an adios brought against hiss. WKSTMIN STEN. Mrs. Brown the wife of a labouring man, hearths &home INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—luxs 16. i s tg oo l os t oo .a roo g, g u t, "pli e d g o the m em o s. mo t or Ut Taw Kerr= 07 010101 RANITOOK. — OZZAT the folio wing distressing dreametaac.s —Apdieat stated NACMPICIII 01 PIOPIRTT. that • well dressed man, who repromated iffmeseelUU to he This insolvent , who had formerly been a licensed vie under.butler to her Majesty, took a sleephicresta at her tether, ia Eltanhopwatrest, Clareuarket, and latterly aa buss on the 26th of May. In two or WU days gasp, estieg-hwue keeper in Hing-street, Portmaa.sonare, was wards, in the emu of which ha was conthatly apposed by Mr. Dowse, for Mr. Mania, • builder is George- lewdly of his ezeollut relatives sad conneidese= west, Bestu-usare, and supported be Mr. Reed. applkut that there was a peal hell at the pith g eat The esaiplalat was freed. The insolvent employed Martin that as he waned to maks a Oda i ll ils up his house in Mag. meet, and his debt sou 1001 party, he would feel 'won= V i rthr ie lsidi Ind %dim the work Xenia lent him SOL on hie talking abont him • sovegolge to milieu tore- Or Ilesplalls Masi .1 4 8, pause "win hiss money, sad that us had some to Aar Waal that be veguirod, Applies.' troth. It woe eltsitiol that a person owed him • few pounds, by tit ethilissed apes . lug. I. sal the wile bad goes to Australia owed his • salt ispertases are Isef , walls a " anthem ' Martin served the insolvent with • writ, issue has Mot, sail lie soureipe o the Wield the hese mad the house, whisk had goes upwards dew *Mop of istway, hal Ids Peaked MISIIIIM dial., for 401. It was complained that this wee • making Os the Owlet Jens he sill he was siithiled. bY ids 1 41111 the away with property, but the ineolvest declared that he had - at the plug, to give her • great treat, a private Amos hied bet weld get es more for the property. It was fee- Huth/ of the House of Lords. Ohs expressed be peti- WOW 1111. CONNIMMIONIM MAIM rlt 11 SWAT AND NORTON. This was He adjourned 'Revaluation meeting in the ease of Thomas Selby and Silas Norton, serivesem, of Town Malling, is Kent. The meant' extend over 101 yams prior to the adjediestion in November last. The following are the prisolpal items of the joint balanweluset : To un emend ereditcrs, 84,3671.; ditto of Selby, Norton, and goy, sun unpoia, 1,6834 ; ditto holding security, 11,2781.: liabilities, 7,6331. ; profit, 14,6061. By good debtors, 2,6091. ; doubtful ditto, 1,3441.; tunnies. 12,4121. ; drawn out by T. Selby, 10,2731. ; by Norton, 6,8271. ; leases : bad debts, 12,2131.; dellaiesey of Selby, Hues, and Selby, at their dimolatios la Marsh, 1844, 13,7691 ; liabilities, 7,6831. Yr. Lisklator appeared for the bankrupt Selby, and Mr. Lawranos fee Norton. No opposition wee offered by the wigs's& Mr. Llama opposed the bankrupt Selby, on behalf of a coeditor semi Hedges, formerly in partnership with the brother situ. Wimp& Thomas Selig seated, in answer to quetiont from Kr. Lees., that be mot into partnership with his brother in 1820. That parbeinthip was Amami I. 1846. A silent of shim, somed He w, bed *spoiled with than 4,0001., to be sionista en temelpg• use e.. Ofopiteed. What's's Medic seationd the messy. Of UK met esitame get Mutes le Mathew ed Mille pukes Kelm; Ks liebesit he the /puma neenent (KM net my the. he get it, et Kel he did sot. Did net Mew teat N. lisetheriMi peimited Met the 4,0001. Amid be MK eat eiteeffelps ihe Mrs. Shepherd. Did net Mow whim the deed wee; supposed it had been pimaiVit paid Kerwin on the 4,0001. to Mr. hat sot m emergigee. Kr. Kedges liagtivaeladi rainisse for lb• memos" deed is am bid him be bed se e.; that the mateer - Or he .. settled twenty years with Weee Kr. Hedges dimeived partner ship Selby witness end kis Mahn camel latet e. lll few wean to him the payment of spew& of WOW All Ids peps. wire given ap te Ida. Ho neigh, hem embed he lieu 'e mortgage. Would not mem be al est esy—" The mortgage has bleu paid of tweed win agoond I have the money." Kr. Hodges might ham etiff—" Then, pa_y it to toe," end witness bans replied thin he INN not. The esamiaatim was soma urea tartrate as to other securities, bet re imetwienet was Waited. His Maw "Mowed Use beakrupts to pans. Kr. Imam mune* to the sum oa the ironed of the dose eateneents beam Kis ere sad that of (Norge Selby, in Kr. Oammlieleme Kenlbern's court, to sweep a joist sit ting thug with thethernedemnstienomr, for the oessidwa ties of the affiliate& Hi; Mom elm ao reams to depart from hie amid' COONS. — iii. Learrenes seksi that the certificate meeting should be postponed umili that Ws Honour's Hoar, which was screed te. THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1855. lbw sempleiwal dad addle had been beano! with Mr. Melia nada Mee gealowees. Oa former measles the lasslmat twk the bassit of the act, and resolved. Wir eless of to swathe fee masking away with property. Mr. Commissimser Phillips dwslt ort the sem as amaly gossadag to a snaltiag sway with wroparty, and to false paileallek The hour puha oaly fulled breams Mr. Martin maid Mee does dm work from his previous knowledge of Illabiliesat. It wee. however, a sue for the fill muds, dtkoolosoa Mb Zoom possums& a jagottot of six maths' is. joilosiont. MORRIS v. BEIRT.—To the Editor of the Daily Now.—Bir, will you allow ms to state that I am sot the ae feadast in the action of " Morris v. Berry," which appears is your Bachreiser »port of this day ?—I am, air, your obedient messy JOillalL BUMS. 27, Bsoklenbury, Jane 16,1866. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.--Joitz 16. =VMS TEE 11a1:06110. Throw Groom, 18, a respectable looking ruse man, was charged with obtaining mosey by lake prelacies, and the indictment also contained • smut for weeping,. Mr. ballantias and Mr. Poised coadeeted the presses tioa ; Mr. Fury and Yr. Sleigh were counsel for the de fendant. The prosecutor of this indictment was • Mr. Abed, who with his brother carries en the business of • gold sad silver edger in St. Jameerstrecit, Clorkeswell. It appeared that ea. Saturday, the bth of May, a man whom he was unable to identify, bat who repudiated his mine to be Abdomen. went to the prosecutor's house and offered for sale what appeared to be a bar of silver, and he at the emu time produced an assay paper, which denoted that a portion of the metal had bees tested by the proper authority, sad that it was composed of • certain quatity of gold sad silver to the pound troy, whisk rendered it worth nearly • pound as onus. Mr. Abed slightly tested It by robbing it against a stage, and having no suspicion of saything wrong, he purchased the bar of metal for 621. be., paying with twenty sovereigns and a cheque for the balance. After the man was gone ' It appears from something that occurred Mr. Abed cut the bar of instal through, and he thee discovered that he hod been the victim of a mast Ingest/me freed. the bulk of the metal being copper, eased over with silver in the stickiest possible Eau an, we beteg taken to leave madmen thises of the mac vulgable metal at the Genre, he • poetise to be cut el for the purpose et being assayed. Upon the dismay M the fraud Mr. Abed procured the minus* of an °Seer gemmed Spinal, and on the following Monday he mended to the London and Westminster Bank, where the shame was made payable, and shortly after the beak had been opened the cheque woo presented by a man sassed Martin, and upon the Ulcer questioning him, he said be had been sent to get the cheque cashed by his em ployer. who turned out to be the prisoner, who carries on the buisess of • watah-esse maker and geld sad silver re lIIR in John-street, Cheitanwell. The officer at aces prow seeded with Martin la • cab to the prisoner's house, and as they were going alias Moeda prof used • woad bar of what =tto be either. whisk be said the primmer had given ell to • refuse in Jewth-strest, for five shillings an eumee.aad he also peedused an assay paper. This bar was :=l:ttly eat smiler. and it was then discovered to be h coypu is amody the seas meaner as the one deli to Mr. Abed. The assay paper also bore the nano of Amlinces, and Maeda stated, I. answer t, the gullies' put Si SIM, that ho bad written the name of Anderson upon both the tray papers, at the request of the prisoner. Vpos the pritoger being questioned, he at sees admitted that he had sent the chigoe to be gashed, gad he said that ea the Saturday afternoon be had reesived it from a whom be knew by the some of Aadenoa, to whom re re li s erd sold five agues of lam gold ; and he also said that he purchased the tear of silver that was ia Martin's pour dos of the same pommy sad gave Idea Cm 10.1. en emu for it. The ellen enriched Ma been, and feud sound wedges rempt7ed of esgpr, wad use of the wet sine of thole which were eased over with silver; sad there wes oleo the model of a mould which appeared to be calculated fir the making of similar articles. It also appeared that a short time bees the prisoner's servant Martin had, at his maul, pawned an article which appeared to be • bar of gold, and obtained 124. 10c. as a loan upon it ; sad that, in consequence of sowsaspdo• that subsequently arose, this bar was an across, sad woe found to be a wedge of copper cod over with gold. These wen the pie. cipal facts of the sate, and in crose•examination it was stated to be a comma thing in the trade for bars of this deseriptioa to pass from one hand to another at a small profit; and Martin, the prisoner's assistant, swore that wheat he pawned the supposed bar of gold, he had no suspicion that it we not genuine, and he said he did not think the prisoner knew it any more than he did. He likewise said that on the bth of May the prisoner directed him to make an carry in the book of the purchase of a bar of silver, but be Laid he neglected to do so. Mr. Parry addressed the jury at ease lougtk on behalf of the prisoner, and he contended that he had bees stalls the dupe of Anderson, who wee really the guilty party. He urged upon their attention that the prisoner bad at once ' assured all the truth:es that were put to him, and had net attempted the lent concealment; and that, whatever stupid= might be attached to the transaction, the oviduct' ' was not sufbedeatly emelesive to justify them in convicting the prisoner. The Recorder heels( summed up, the jury, after a short giberation, returned • verdict of Not away. NEW COURT.--,Turm 16. MOP Tin MIXON i!ZILI4I% At a late beer - Friday evening lb; young German, Peter BeswisktAaistlae, who wits convicted upon Widnes dap_ before the Iteeerder was brought up for sentence. The lowidost la passing sentence said that sines the pri. ma w% essvistion circumstances bad a.m. to his know. ledge that pissed his previous conduct in a worse light than it did at the 461 The odium, that of robbing is about twenty isistemees houses, where he bad by false pretences ebtekesd Web's, wee bed enough, but the primmer had by making honourable minden, sought to gain the an tious of a highly respectable young lady, whom after Ida apprehension he :had @mkt to vilify in the hems% manner, to intimidate her frees vilest him, and also to extort money forty lifred :ll6 defence. The young lady had very prepsrly appeared, and he (the Recorder) was bound to say that he never baud a witse s give her evidence with more propriety, and he utterly disbelieved the prisoner's base insiavAtiove. Sentence five years' penalties vitude. Tb• courts sit again on Monday, July 2. 'edema ha than hamled bee a letter addressed "Mr. Lee." oontainiag a said, at the same time giviag her strict ialaaatioas not to brass the seal, latish was her Majesty's. asd ha, moreover. with groat sendmeensioa, kindly offered to Wad her hone, foe nee daring bar absence. She pro , 'Gaud the letter to a policeman. who interrupted her progress at the door of this Maas, who, cossiderimg there wee some hoax, with her permission nod it, when it was feud to oastma sotbiag hat a 'a said. Otto artlessly told *a atiastable her story, when horocommesoded bet to hasten home, and me whether her holm was robbed. She did so, and tits, discovered that hal coah drawer bad bees rifted of its conteats, and that her lodger had ato waded leaving behind hits a document indicating that be was a tioket•of-leave man." la answer to as inquiry from the magistrate, the poor woman, who was ia great distress of mind. said she had no Mu where the fellow bad rise .to. The magistrate commiserated her inifortaao, and granted her a warrant. WV/kOnir-oaKbiszba. Robin Promo, a tall man ist savegs aspect, was with bating brutally treated sad seriously Inland k e ir a i r g, who wee in an advaaosd Mate of pregusasy. The complainant, a deists look*/ Town woman, was seated during her examination. Her fees was shockingly swollen and disfigured. _both her eye, blackened, and her lower jaw appa ls ont s a mi llthethred or inland to lush Si *stoat that she wee Me te artisulate. After onisiderable difficult, is woo her that she was within Ss weeks o ther mamma% and had only ban married about eight swaths to the plainer. who bad sublossed her to a course of unvarying 111 trothmeat clarion the winds of that period. Oa the alght of Wednesday last, the misintereststhed home partially intoziaated. and while they wee* noosed at supper be suddenly started up, and, without the slightest provocation,sun& her a terrible blow ea the hos, which knocked her oat of her Muir. As soca as she bad recovered herself she endeavours' to thumps from the seem, bat was iatereepted by the peinemer who dished her dews upon the door, and throwing hi meslt apes her, grasped bar tightly by the throat. and bon her dews with such tenacity that one was almoat striagied. gym bearing the uproar her sister hastened down to her assistance; but the moment she made her appearance the prisoner commenoed a ferocious attackupon her and drove her out of the apartment. Ina few initiates, h owever, her sister returned with a policeman, but n otwithstanding his !natal viclenee towards her, witness deelthed to eve bar busbaad into custody, and the Instant the editor had left the place the prisoner renewed his brutality, black's ed both horsy es as they now appthred,snd so seriously is her jaw-bone that the had been ever due unable to uthe sameness.. She was ultimately rescued, and waisted to bed by some of the neighbours, under whom advice also afterwards obtained a warrant foe his apprtheasion. The poor soma who bad daimons& her evidenee under a con flawed eff ort to este herself from fainting, immediately upon its socinsies fell back in string coavabioss of suck au alarming obersetth that the magistrate at ones ordered a cab to he Ted, is which she wee conveyed to the Workhouse The complabiant's sister, a respectable-looking young person, wave corroborative evidence. Mr 'Hanunill forcibly animadverted upon the cruel and cowardly conduct of the prisoner, and ordered him to be remanded to await the malt of his unnatural violets:o. SOTITHWARK. Jobs Elliot Hollow, alias the Rev. Mr. Hadlow, alias the Roe. Mr. Norman, alias the Rev Mr. Merie, an, elderly little man, dressed in a very shabby suit of black, with • dirty white neckcloth, and a superfluity of bushy grey whis kers, end a bald head, was charged . with obtaining • half. crown from Mr. Jellies Wood (a scripture reader and distri butor of the Rev. Ks. liregmen's charities) under false and (mistiest proliseess Kr. Weed seated that Kr. Spurgeon had received a letter from the Omer, whist' woe of considerable length, setting forth his extreme poverty, and making for relief. He was depu tad to maks inquiries about the prisoner. He called upon bin at his address, and not finding him at hams he wrote, asking kw as interview. At this meeting the pri soner told a long aad melancholy story of his =rutty. He mid hie wife bad died in a madhouse, leav ing him with four children ; that hi was an or dathod minister of the church of Hrgland, but In con sommes of some smite= with a young woman, he had " a fall," from which he bad been able to recover himself. Siam then hie views with regard to baptism were somewhat altered, and he loft the established church. Wit ness believing there was some truth in what he said, gave him half-inorown, and !appointed to meet him again. la the mean time, however, be discovered his real character, and that all be bad told him was false. At the second later view witness took with him Kr. Hereford, the Mendieity Society's oilier, who at on recognised him VI an old affeader, and took him lath custody. From he statement of the clerk to the Mendicity Society it appeared that the prisoner had been known as a clerical impostor tor nearly twenty-seven years, in which time be had been convicted 'lona times at different police statics% and he had been sees in the street begging and writing cm the present. Mr. A'Betikett, after perusing the letters written by the r anti he was quite astonished that any one should re i t s t one ebetiu taken in by such letters as thaw. The obvious cant which the letters contained would have been sufficient to awaken suspicion in any mind. The prisoner had, how ever, ban charged with fraud, and perhapi some other charges would be Wrought against him ;he should, there fore, remand him. TSB POLICE COURT& TSB RUSSIAN PRISONERS AT LEWES. Sines the removal to Sheerness of 26 of the ring leaders is the recent disturbances at the War Prison, no further symptoms of insubordination have manifested them- . . selves, bat, on the contrary, the whole of the prisonen have behaved in the most obedient manner. Under these dr carnet/atom, Lieut. Kean, R.N., the governor, hes again placed them in the enjoyment of some of those privileges of which they were deprived for their misconduct. Visitors are again permitted to see them, and purchase their toys, for the ineaufactare of which their knives have been re tained to them. They are taken oat in detachments on the fi•ath Downs every day for air and exercise, sad every attention is paid to their health, but many of them are in the hoipitel notwithstanding. They generally suffer from pulmosary complaints. Another has died in the past week, sad according to the evidence of Dr. Bur ton, the prison surgeon, his death wae canard by phthisre saris, from which be had probably suffered previous to his arrival in Beglsnd. The prisoners have all been supplied with new clothing. It is or the same materials es their old uniforms, bat they bays jackets instead cache original loog tailed coat, which reached sheen to the ands. The non commissioned officers &bloated " younkers„" who are confined in the prison, are allowed oat in the town on parole, and eendact thernashes with propriety. The officers who have been on parole ever sines their arrival here have all taken lodgings for the sunnier at Diviner, about three miles from Lewes. THE CHURCH. _.__ The Quin has been pleased to appoint the Rev. W. Thomson, Fellow of Qation's College, Ozford, to the living of All Souls, Marylobate, swain by the resignation of the Rev. R. Baring ; and the Rev. Mark Cooper, Rector of Brassehaw, Wiltshire ' to the Vieavage of Wak field, Yorkshire, recast by Shed's* of the Rev. Patna,' Sharps. The Rev. Thomas Clarkson, M.A., has been insti tuted to the many at Wyvorstane, in Suffolk, on the pre sentation of John Moseley, Req., of Gleabato. The Rev. I Hoary Walker, M.A., hes bees collated by the Lord Bishop of Norwich to the vicarage of Ladhan, is Norfolk, is hL lordships' giR. - - - - Thi Niw CHURCH of St. Margaret, at Dunham Massey, in the parish of Bowdon, Cheshire, recently erected at the sole *barge of the Earl of Stamford and Warringtoe, at a cost of upwards of 10,6001., was aoasecasted by the Bishop of Chaster on Wednesday last. It contains 663 sittings, of which 200 are free; bat the church Wilhelm balk with referees, principally to the wish of the district, which Is one almost exclusively inhabited by the wealthy. The noble earl has endowed it with a sem of 101 per an num for the minister, and • earn of 101. pm mos as • repair fund. The pew rents wiU sloe larath a emsliss , able aslant is augmentation of the imams of the drip man. The panting, is rested in the earl, his Yak sal rnigne ; and it is in contemplation to emirs part of the Parish of Bowdon as a district to the sew dingo& The Km J. Kingsley, for twenty years canto of the pad& 416111116, is to be the Ant incumbent. Filament Fianna ox Tzumemax.—A man named Nielson', shoe Swift, has been sommithed by the Leicester map le, tear _ with obtaining goods wader lake pretences. A vast number of Inwthes wee band on the prisoner, is the sasount of 4601., having neferimth to sof every description, sad from thadesmea in almost aU parts at the kingdoms. The prisoner had represented himself to hi* victims as keeping a large groat and tea dealer's shop is Wellington-etreet, Leicester; bet his letters were delivered at a public-house. In his defines, primmer stated his family were respectable, bad lived under the Dukes of Devonshire for several generations, and wars descendants of Lord Brum NiehoU. Privateer was remanded for one week.—Lnosster JI Tali Amman Maus.— Thu United States mail steamer Santo, Captain Comstock, sailed ou Saturday, at mos, with the usual main for New Y o rk, a fall and 201 petweapre. The weather at the rises of he= parish, end daring the aftetneon was of a very holetwous abstractor, sad the rain occesioaally descended to teneate. Flies of the Daily Noss slam the departure of the bat mama were pat on board by Meath Walken sad Smith for the editots of newspapers and the pubis inetitatione ea the other ed. efts' Atlantis. --- liirouxiiill.WATTs.--Copies of minutes and Mew mesdames relative to tM engross of railway usdeetehlap is India ham just bees Mid beam the Home of Ommiems. It appears b. this room Mot his Ism Mom the lied ed Dalhousie. the Gomemsweameeel of Melts, has reommeded to the goommerisia of Mina the Das Uwatireast.Coleasi lemediy. is.. Bombay to lesess. His imalisam trusts that WM ISM will oot Imitate to samelisa tM mike emetics hem Bombay to Banda. It also appeals OM lie whw ad Me members of the mart ere • 11 1 117 hieseehle to peolosh Tams lama will prove to she sharebolden. The company is sew It may be serviaabie toss adad the eimadiddse=le the last day for eamadisi Ms deed ad sadism& MARKETS. COlTOPL—Lavrawroz. Jena 16.-7 he market closed Mainly ma sowprred whh Friday's rates. Prins of all Wait leas to the buyers. thee& dim Is so awes' drawer. The salts were estimated at 3,000 baler VAS ea apseuladoe), mid eeedsted et WO Peroato end al 4 'l l i ne l a? :0 1 0 4 ;VessislaW i t a. _ girl° Stj 7PV.° b araß • Owes 'have berelleme-4.01 0 0 ea apteelatioe. and the toliS Wed 16.-11 r aggrepte bud- I ars el dr week hes bra lesidde loth in sloth and yarn, and the pirthis el tie essebut ihr suiewing me inserosessent upon that el Thseisy. Deysse, rare et the nation in the erten market, Imre me esedirre rye prerat ranee el prim, add though aldnneni and ananatfietaanns tweak be nhinl a gal deal of Arninesa. it is found that pesedselly there is . The sto ma of cloth on hand re hem end with espre arbsse men or ler glutted with mach draw pole. than le re Indesthert. era with the present ray star el lie wag sadist, kr ipssabsere 11. staints. WOOlllll CLolll.—Lasm loss 111.-11 son Ms bo o = Wanes et Wpm la Ms sloth Mils this msnoltm mimed= prevellel theseglevet the mimetic sal osessdhat ba1.... it Men Mum TM trolls 11 tito wardroom le withaa way sken. dos ; • isalorate Maks tads ha. Mos dme halm the arrellt melt —quite as nosh sell soul at this soma al the mor. HAlDWAlL—Bouuncatat, leer IS —Tale lira eretinna to Improve; the country orders are dwidedly WSW Urn they were a mob desk sad el though me 't of the taw Mee in is • ass% balms Is arca the whole in a ••••• hNI assdid= Is hes Mee Ow Dome time past. CommeniM eameWee in the Melvin at Ste* eastordehire are still In a meet rentlisesse7 deed; it is volusilsl4 me that tke p.iss of troa lea neve Me the Wee 14 hstlaeed be be to a great extent the retell of laßitt Portiltswis. the legitimate demand for menufeetui log wpm' having but slightly imemsed; rumours, too, at still tin ptadbill Milbarrariseats Wed to Ark • Mara to healthy sake. In the memo of the week thin hem hem two meeting of auditors under the Private Attaege aamtGemaa Of the lieskraptay evuolidettoe tot With retards.' to the lirea. Net of Maws. Kosher, ito:s. sad CoestisaYi whim halter emieret e 9 MAIL, it la propmed to pay to ad. In the ptGod, by inallIMMINg Si big dein. The other terming we, aoaerreioi the failure of ilr. Slime apse sr, whom dolman estimated at 120,0001. It the estate Is weed tep es propc xd. it is ezpocted that there wilt he a comoctinea el 11. 4d. In the i wad. A meettrig of the mei isastnn of the West Bromwich district wr t held a day or two sines, at which it was relieved the wages et the sabers ; the thick coal la, sad the thin W. in day • iceteight's notice of that reduction Is to to given tbn day. CORl4.—Ossissossa. Jana IL—Wheat was from Is. to 2s. cheaper than last week, be. tew el our farmers accepted thts reduction. Wheat, red, 735. to 745.; white, The. to 78s. Bests, 465. to Oa. Per‘ 40s. to 44a. Oats, 26% to 30s. Curriculum, Josue 14.—Our supply was largo sod trade vary dull, prior from la. to Si. lower. Wheat, blows, lea. to 76..; white, Taw to 1114. Braley, 325. Oats, 211 a. to K% Baum 445. Peas, 41a. to 44a. - Aiwa 16.—A fair supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat In fair demand at a deelhte of le. per DITIsLe baeheL Barley and oats lower. N best, white, new eau old. 29.. to SOL 6d.; red, new and old, 27e. to We. 6d. Barley, new and ad, Us. 6d. to Its. Id. Oats, potato, 17e. dd. to lta. 6d. ; ditto. cowboy lla. to lb. 6d. Flour, ppeerr dose, S. kL toie. Oatmeal. 21.4 d. to 28.11 d. Byeentel, la. 84. la. ed.— Cosiiik.fewrnal. ---- oAcwasesa, Jeer 16.—There was at oar :market to4sy • poi: NlP ply of wheat et a decline of le. Of barley caly a lIIIMMII supply; sad mall of bras and pass at last week's rates. . Choveneraa, Java li.—There was a moderate 'Mendable to day of farmen. but millers encereded to baying • little at le. to 2a. de dine on the week. rumen wheat held confluently. bully and beau condom lo slow demand. good trade br oats has been ea- Wml, at laegreving terms. Imports of the week selling JUDO —SI/beat, 1.7011; eats, 1,210; b e 3,1106. flinkoroas. Jens 16. - Its auppl. of wheat was liberal, whlch met a good deemed, sod was generady cleared of at rates tally equal to last week. Red wheat unsaleable, exempt an lower tense. Wheat, Its, to We. Barley, Us. to Ike. Oat; 306. to 33a. Beam 42a. to die. Per, 4Ja. to tia. . Ilaarecao„ JUNZ 10.—Me supply of wheat at tor market to-day was good; trade for the floret umpire quite se pod as last week; coarse deseriptsoas a dull trade. Barley but enarlag; last week's pries' supported. Oat. • heavy trade. Peas and hems made fully es nook wary. Wheat, 40s. to sh• per laid. Pesky. lift to Sae. per qr. Oats, 14s. to Ids. per qr. Peas, des. to We. per load. brash sac to dls. Nresartmorrfra, RUM werther this week hes not bass so laseurals as last reported ; to Wednesday we bed brilliant serge% Int err we haw bed err carat rain, rooempealed by a brow regmratarm The Mr Emig the preset wet hin rare* gar, sr as burrs worm probaseareatures at a ferries el I. per gr.. rift ihor horses Irak' "Art to, the traninfrenegringY senimpasnee hare Wag at ha vaissalp Mahal ofitscamit. liar la amp hem ha boa Mari et eta 4sis of is. le b. peril, na Iran glandip, tea amp vary mare of ear eters. her rearmed brag rather lir ran Seek a mow err With thesnertien el eats, in wart a bre Insenwe has been =itigi beet Omsk weighing 41 Iba, ai Us. rely) hr in Orr gram Al our nerd this rasing we kr a very =dares show of wheat irra the rowers, and the indwells or rise es wNI r from err being likewise insigaluser fessirritnid =arm were taken of quickly at en i•-- of is. per qr.—chore red Weighing 14 lel. pe MAIM er upwards commanding tbs. to KM, wham Smith Orr* Mad buyers at Ide. to fare. per qr., atoordieg to quality, been prow Tes. to 7110., and white, ris. to to.. per qr. resprively. Prelim brig mostly withdrawn rand transeetione to be dram. emir, bat tbere were buyers of BrWa in quantity at I N., ribs., a price bars were wit wiling to eesept Ylour bed rather more ter end wit look tar a more rive barium neat weak, at ita chaos beeeirk. end whine la proporien. Nye met little attention. =WM generally him Mr Maw money, whir had the effect of rim basalt, rank at per Attie done. With con we were artily sopping * our grr sad the arrivals though large being ismitly rpm' dares-A parcel, were to tavcur, and in sere ere eineranded a shade Manus. The arrivals Mb week an : Wheat, aerbobe, lire qrs.; knts, I.lro ; rye, unetwise, 6 ; oats, enntwies, WM; foreign, 78 ; perk lure*, 21; door, MIS risks. Ilkomrics. lota 16. our mda m wedshohdaittly sopptisd with Wheat ti) bath tumors sad morebacts; prless pemirely the mese as Int work. quality asmewhat improved. sad skim smosat of traders was Imo. Visor woe la imeeld m mhos ewe, duller to last weak, sod fair queen; Irawft Leah. Wry trade, for WW2( owl diet thag wpm% Ins ; empty me; ao altera tion to FY. Demo we pose lootossamity ifeellod op* and dc mood t mereely ORM were lo domed, sad well meiolobsd late nu m yid% Me. to 111‘ pm gr.. rod, ios. to 7 41.1 barley, JOs. to its.; Mo. to OM.; per, 425. to 44e.; osts. to 31s. PIN household floor, Leals., SM. per sack of Mite., purchasers flaclidemeks, sad darning cas moth's endit. Parmossorea, Joan 16.—We had but a small market here to-day, rod the qtuunity or wheat offering was mask =slier then of late, mid, obese sales wars nada, a dodWa of le. to Is. per qr. had to 1;3 subtolt.ed to. All tiontiptiom et spring oars easier to buy, and more ousting. FOAMS. Jose 16.—A fair supply of wheat and a good attends' of farmers end dialers, but a dual trade; on the whole, the reduou did not elated 2e. per qr. &tray se of ate, hat that is • downwi teniency far other corn. Waseca, Jinn 16.—We have had • week of gas growing weather, with ocusiomil showers, which have certainly greatly improved the face of the oustry. the opinion of the b-it Warmed on the 'abject is that we have had rain enough, sod any more will sooner do hum than good. The supply of wheat at this dry s market ban then rather short. The ba r n tried for lower prices, Intel the avower. wed= I Dull last weeksrates were snout oltsinel, sad the market Arm. Of spring corn very litt • shoving, and bat week's prices readily made he all. Prices tone growve :—Whecit, old. Ms. to Its. per qr.; new, ?b. to 655. Oats, la. ited. to is. bd. per stone. Beene, 47a. tO Womanises., lons 16.-oer market to.day was not so well supplied with wheat, sod holders were generally bus, but the min enacted were at a decline of lid. to Is. per qr. Barley neinloally unaltered. Oats Od. to ie. par qr. dearer. Beane emu as much rower. We had no inquiry for peas. - - Tom, Jaen l6.—We hare had a fair show of wheat at this day's market, for olden tamers wens mwiWog is submit to the drape required, and but little bushier' was done, at about U. to 2a. par qr. under last week'. rises. Barley tally el dear. No change in o..ta and Imam %beat, obits, SO.. to 61a. per qr.; red, lea. to fie. BM oh r lading, 325. to els. Beane. 47e. to 41/s. Malt. 704. to 725. Oats, le. rid. to la id. per stone of labs. Flow, 675. to us. pa leek of Webs. Kunst-ay, luau 16.—We bare had a week of fins wearier; lat terly we have had Imo, yet aemosable rains. Today we have the wind from N.E., with a Colder tamperatare. At.., country markets thy week, we had so little grain o ff ering :hat, in spite of the dull an amnia boa leading ea abets, ne dy buyers had to pay the full prior of last weak ter what, barley, and tail; apparently ail remaining in farmers' toads will he wanted for local ecasaniskon. Here, today, we bad mull Disponi* of all Lade of pain. dr lin slow. Wheat aad oats la. per gr. lower than last week. Barley without change in prim. Wheat, 6.a to The. per qr. Bark% Sts. to Xls. Ode, to Hs. Deem, lona 16.—There was bat a trilling business at oar Can It:change today. In the few tnassetions which oroarrs4 whist was tally Is. tower than on Tuesday. Oats were also the tarn in favour of the buyer. No alteration in barley. Indian corn met • slow demand at tbs eurrteales of last week. Warman:en. Jinn .6.--Our factors of foreign ends dare Ws day eenalsht, acespared with those of the preceding wash, show • ofte6 hirable filling off; bee fanners we have had hardly a sample, and by boat ad: • moderato quality of outs. Tee manias I. the Eng lish herbals Ices not bass without effsat or the trails hare, paretic ten having become eginsoinely esadoas la their operations, and in- Mine el to bay sawlst at lower prim. Holden as the other hand have been very of their I ntl bdag mash re duced. sad me peallability of their being haaisdiatedy muses 1! wllsst enebt air re note cheaper by Of. per barrel, but stored ores hid far pekes. Irish withoat &sage in value. bey Me Us in wed mart for the Interior at fell former ratio, and la aft • ffir badmen has bees Sane at the gsomians of this day affffigli basis am gab • mkrat• dessaird, Ye realised about lest Ilst t. odare sakes. Elsie dull a . bat not cheaper. Imports this west: *heat use qrs. ; barley, I 10; Indira fora, 1,034; oatmeal, 100 out.. Zapata : Oats, kill barrels; lour. 033 mks; Lain I corn. 500 barrels; Indian meet, 440 sacks. WHAT'S IX THE WIND Now P—The Krems Zositung of Tuesday last gives sac following hat of fashionable arrivals at Berlin, sad ell at different betels:—Prince Galitsle, at the British Hotel; hie liiglutese Prince Tooker sitscheff, President of the Imperial Connell of State, Aide de camp of the Emperor, and General of Russian Cavalry, at the Hotel de Petenbarg ; Butturlin, Lieut.-General in the Russian service, at the Hotel du Nord ; Colonel Von Bukowicaki, at the Victoria Hotel ; Von Heckert, Chan cello, of the Prussian Embassy at St. Petersburg (with despatches) at Schlosser% Hotel ; and Baroness Von /Weald', wife of a Russian oosacillor of state, at the Hotel de Bessie; all direct from St. Petershurg. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUEZEONik—The iollowiog gentles.. haying undergone the necessary examinations for thi diploma, were admitted members of the College at the meeting of the Court of Examiners, on the 16th last. : Moors. Edward Brenton Brostar, Southampton ' • William Fletcher Bowman, Mecklenburab-square ; John Willis= Fry, Forest.hill, Kent; William Preston Goodall, Market Drayton, Shropshire; Charles Alexander Harries Bath; Patrick Andrew McDermott, Hillaraey ; John William Greenwood, °nett, near Wakefield, Yorkshire ; John Foot. sea Ipswich; JUDO! Abraham, Barto n -o n -H um b er , Lin celnihire ; James Charlesworrh Copland, Old Burlington street ; George Giles Corbould, Newbury, Berkshire ; James Hadfield, Ne woe/tie-upon. Tyne ; and George Ryding, Alley ley, Warwickshire. [AdvertisemeeLl—HOLLOmAT'S OINTMENT AND hue Live sew As Mame= Aur —Kr. Robert Gress. Etarkeelesd, Mem IsdhisA,aniteoratyedlesstattall a seven Sedum in is met am" dlasitstsad vary cosisedi tor early tins years; aw vemad sips kale sat le lio seauldsr. laterrAdt atoms& Wag stsrdled IM mart bedeset wgeeee to be moon. veils Ms ass asefi wee ewe At _Nesters a hired salidaad a trial at orray's vellities made, and Y al: vases ter" slartartly at s aft ps tat aed e, am, to sts tits eras szprodse. es Llearg int. all &lue sad at Protean, 244, Strut% leads% sad Maidse.lass,NethirrX SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. CASUALTIES. A terrille gale blew at Akyab on the 23rd :f April, soi considerable damage on ehnre.—Liverpool, June 16. Ames in, on May 1, in lat. 39 31 N , ton. 37.8 W., otie ew a water-logged vessel, with the nam e "C omer " 0 Gower," of New York, en the stern. She appea64: have hem on Am.—Liverpool, June 16. Francis.—The cotton passed by the Thornton, f rom York, about 100 miles west of Cape Clear, is sapper 4 have been part of that thrown overboard by the FtlOCip which arrived here on the Bth instant from Suali oi t t r ; the bale picked up had the acme mark upon it se wr those on board the Francia.—Liverpoel, Jose 16. "' Granite State (u.) left Philadelphia on the lit tantat,am oa the 6th, in lat. 40 ton 48, saw a lug. gstit i ty of is. During the same day spoke the Joseph flowe, for S t John's, N. 8.. and reported the position of the i e .... Liverpool, June 16. LITIRPOOL SKIPS AT PORBION Pones.—Muks. at CT&litotes; Valleyfield, Porten, %ACM% aad Deed Harrison Hall, at Rio Janeiro. ARRIVBD. Aaerueu—at Liverpool, June 16, tram, I AIXIMOTA BCMPIIDIZ-111 Swinges, JUDO 15. ROM , . C.,t. 186418 At.aa —at Gravesend, June 17, fr0m ................ Mewl "Amuses THONPIION —at °reverend, JAMB 17, lb w at Gravesend, June 17, fr0m.. ..,. .. . ... `vavesend, June 17, from.. !mkt Gravesend, Jane 4irraw -at -OTIS _ Jane fr0m.......... ........ Ammo', —66 Oravemfd: ems )6, from ................ eax•••••••—•• vrowlowasu, • ao au, Irma ................... Buts !lUD= -it Gravesend, June 15, from .................. BoofiLers -at Gravemod, June 16, front ......... ...... -Bunn &Amax-at Cir.veseed, June 17, from Bluanne-at Oravescad, June 16, from - ........ QOM 800 Aocoao-at Liverpool, June IG, Irma , CUNICIILADD-111 Liverpool. June 16, from. CIUDAD BOLTIAD-et Falmouth, June 11, fr0m,.,„„..,.. irif e CKADOS-at Gravesend, June 15, from - ... ......... CANDACE-it GMAIDJIA June 16, frem,, Cormier-at °ranee . June 15, from „ CAROLIND therm -at Gravesend, June 17, Clam -at Gramend. June 17, h.. cnora-at Gravesend, June 17, tram _ - Cuomo—at Gravesend, June 16, from ... tufo uses. C.earnaea—rat Gravesend, June 17, from .... , Doscaerga—at Gravesend, June 17. fr es Emmaus EVOSSIZ— et Gravesend. June 17, from ... , LI EDWARD AND WILLIAM-Mt GIIIRWRIDd, Jong 16, sou ... 7 . 4 Z ..rent—at Grovemod, Jane 16, from Earaaanea -at Gravesend, Jane IS. from lo= Easeserz—at Gravesend, June I', from . 0 Eurern—at Gravesend, June 17, from ............... St.loor oraor Fir/Jars—at Owner June 17, from .. , . COS Graver June 16, from ............... Yfr - v—at WSW. from _ . 13, Penedo. Faass—at 'line , Jane I Pavuours-at Liverpool, Jung 16, from ............ .... .. ............. GUITHOUND -at Plymouth, JUDO 15, fr0m......".. ,.. s ' .. oi s 00. BARON DI VALIUM-Ikt LITIII4OI, June .6, Etas 1.4 • W Onews oonCa Grr Dm.)-at Liverpool, Jane 16, ..... Philadepaie Lat Lall o lla vaa - -t t a G G 'a ra vesena' remend, j J u une " 15,16 frotrT De."3.,Jitrft HOUDIDOZI-at Gravesend, June 15, from,. . ......... - iiiiiZ 11•11.11101 Soamenos-at Gravesend, Jute 17, - inn " : B. Aro HOILIWILID Boom-at Liverpool, June 16, fr0m.....81.6taph0 anon Inueostr -at Swansea, Arne 14, fr0na......... ....... Chant ITALIA isaaant-at Goole, Jane 15, OM MlTlOitle INCA-at Oreneand, June 16, from lin Irusta-at Gravesend, June 16, from Cana Ina-at Pravesend, June 17, from B ayne brorrem-at Gravesend, June 17, hem Casa loscua-at Gravesend, June 17, horn Mend Josoures-at Graosmd June 17, from "lnnen Jom-at Gravesend, June 16, from Juane LCCT WRIODT-at Deal, June IS, from Coln LUDA-St Gravesend, June 17, from - lietterdua Lion-at Oravesend, June 17, from Bung= Loserra-at Gravesend, June 16, from Conga Lisaa-et Gravesend, June i 6, from 1110 Oink Loon Et ma Barre-at Gravesend, June 17, from., ~. --Cans Lowman-at Gravesend, June 16, from .... Neva LAURA Axer- at °reverend. June 16, from ........xamo WIT Warmer-at Gravesend.' Woo 16, from.- CAN Mosna-at Gravesend, !tire 17, Iran .................„...." Pram meta-at Gravesend, June 16, from .... . ....... .....,..-Bretat Idoerraamta-at Liverpool, June 16, from New Orlens Nanarn-at Queenstown, June IS, from .hlealea Onwau,-at Gravesend, June 17, from Dino PILICAD (ae.)-at Liverpool, June 16, from ...... .......Batterden PODIUMS- at Cork, June Id, from *tenant Pir.on.ar Gravesend, June 17, from Hanlon B. B. litterues-at Gravesend, June 17, hem POTtOIIIO Rowe Gov-at Gravesend, June 16, frem....... ,... Qin Ratnnow-at Gravesend, Jane 17, fr0m.,.....,.... . looDdill STaRT DORDTROCIIT -at Gravesend, June 17, inn. ...... .... rata 84moms-et °ravened, June 16, from Mho Brossout.-at Gravesend, JUDO 16, from ...... *Callan Si. B. Pm-at Gravesend, June 16, from Yew yak Svsassa-at Gravesend, June 17 from alcualia 1141.41J0A-at Gravesend, June 11, from Cnira STATZURX-at Gravesend, June 17, from ..... ...... ..84 1 100111 SALO* LOOM- at Granweval, JUDO 16, from Barium 80FNIA Msaasawr-at Deal, June IS, from Wound Bta C. Nartaa-at Swansea, June 15, from Ca la Boren ensnares -at Deal, June 15, from ..... Weaned Br. Lawns/me-at Deal, June IS, from pram T. B. Warxe-at Liverpool, June 16, h0n..... ......... -Cabe Tau.aLana-et OrSTODULI J June 16, from honing Taorto-at Gravesend, tine 15, from Jeans Twos 800IXONDR-Ilt Gravesend, JUDO 17, tram Donn Costa-at Gravesend, June If, from lliwr Pax Union-at Gransend, June 17, from -Bond Vs:awn-at Gravesend, Jute 17, from Cm Vtetua-at Gravesend, June 16, from .......... ......... Olean Wat.tax-at Liverpool, June 16, from Butane Womnaust -at Or .send, June 17, from Mal Wornewowne-at Gravesend, June 16, from Annan SAILZD. Auer—tram Falmouth. June 14, to HAT Augur —from Liverpool, June 16, to Bernet Anueow—from Gravesend, June 16, to New Tat Ammee—from Onneend, June 16, to Weans BARON Oran—from Gravesend, June 17, to Wimp BA/TATO:A—from Gravesend, June 17, to Amanita Boumucs—from Shields, June 15, to we* Burma—tram Liverpool, June 16, to New Tat CORlNoA—from Liverpool, June i 6, to Gm CONCORDIA—from L'verpool. June 16, to Halation Cosmos—nom Sunderland, June 15, to Bowing CNA& Estwoo—lrom Gravemore, June 17, to bads= CITY or Balm:so—from eravemnd, Jam 18, to Aiming Concoarnu—from Gravesend, Jane 16, to Hotta CITT or Itorrouran—trout Gravesend, June 17, to .. ...... NAM CIANTICLIMR—from Gravesend, June 17, to Newtoeelleld DISPAICE—from Gravesend, June 16, to Algosisf D'Auvaeome--trom Gravesend, June 17, to Amine _ - °rammed, Jane 17, to. „. ... WWI " Gravesend, _ June 17,---- LiTs. or 611. mm—from Liverpool. /WA . - 16 . to HAM ' Poentsa—trom, Liverpool, June 16. to Valmross LIMIT —from tersrosend, Jane 16, to Gao. Wriusa—from Gravesend, Jane 16, to.. Antwerp Ow. Brie—ham Cardiff, June 14, to Bandana Otreeow—from Hartlepool, June 14, to GOO Rowan—Qom lwarosend, June 16. to Paul Newcuerra—from Gravesend, June 16, to Rear, hireasou.KOM—from Swansea, Jane 15, t 0......,. Coolant.* lannume—hots Liverpool, June 16, to Win Joan Camay—from Liverpool, June 16, to . Rams—from Liverpool, June 16, to Qmlnl Noah Boa—from Liverpool, June 16, to Cafe Pants liaoarriro—from Swansea, June 14, to . PALK—Zorn OrSTOMMI, June 17, to Rosa—from Queenstown, Jane 14, to Rn. Brown—from Swansea, June IL to. Cm Swan Ctotm—from Greenock, June 15, to Son—lroten eunderland, June 13, to . .. ............ Swasmu.arro —lrma Liverpool, June 16, to ... I'll .= Sr. Cam—from Gravesend, June 17, to ..... Hasid eta R. Pau.—hem Gravesend. June 17, to &Arca &sow fr o m Gravesend, June 17, to MUM Trao—from Gravesend, June 16, to Tunes—from Shields, June 15, to ja g Imo—front Liverpc JI, June 16, to Tuaessiv—from Liverpool, June 16, t 0....... . .... MINS Usolarr—from 80nClerlane, June 15, to MR Wm. Pens—from Liverpool, June 16, to .... mine Warr FRIZILAND—from Gravesend, JUDO 16, to ...A = Wm. BULK—from Gravesend, June 17, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arede (ship), from Liverpool for New York, May 6, let. 41, kn. IL City of Aberdeen (trensporl steamer), bound northward, Jure 11, lat. 40 N., lon. 9 W. Elite (brig), of Sunderland, from Plymouth for %Marv, lief 15 (Advertisement.)--" Fifty years' dyspepsia, coo- vainness, asthma, cough, esesiresea, tlatulency, er.rms, earl II the steemeh, and emaciate, from which I have suffered indsarte.t l f ym~, have been removed by Out Barry's eicedea. tiea4o.ras. s 4 BaeaYns Arabia Pa - +.—Masts Jtrum, Worthass, Ling, assrDfre Norfolk." In eaniste.: suitably packed for all lIVISMCP, ea Ira fah instroctlons ; Sib., 11s.; 121 b., 2b.; super.rellae, 51b.. c . l 161 b., Us. The 101 b. and 121 k. carriage free 200 miles oa rem'. vg past.eliee order.—Berry Du Barry and Co., 77, Brien , WV', l" ice Peanurn, Mason, and Co., 142, Kemal ; also at 310 fid 431, ferimd; 54, timer Baker - street; 3. Becket .114iMeir Pigli 32 ; 63,Word-street ; 63, arnhW ; 60, Grace:thug:a-strati 40. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BROM—June 11, at IS, Albert-road liogent'opark. Bin B. C. Brodie, Esq.. cd 'daughter. DEP/Mit—June IS, at Devonshire Home, Honseeproad, the 110 4 Juno Dewar, 800., of a daughter, still.born. DRIBY.--June 14, at Bath, the wife of J. T. May, Seq., of a sou . BABRIBON.-4... 14, at Southampton•street, Biooensbary,thellA of F. J. Bantam, Eq., Ola 4100. HOOKIIII.-Imm 14 at Camden-aq of a daaabter. HAYES/I.—Jaw 14 at Wad Ham Abbey, rasa, MN. J. HAY" d a Amelia. the wife of Mr. A. Doke; HIRTUT4—KNIOHT.—Iona 13, at East Parade ChM*. Led" 67 the Rey. John IleynolA, Mr. John Burls, of Load" to MAMA youngest daughter of Mr. Knight, of Chapel Allen" near Lee% JERns—COBBOLD.--Jone 14, at Ipswich, by the Ker. T. Batelle. Brut. lI.J W. Jervis, LA.. sou of Mr B. )1. J. W. Jerrie, 8 464 to Las), daughter of J. C. Cobbold, , M.P. OLDHAM —DOhNINU.—June 18, at ht. Marro. lidl11, 11 ‘s • , pool, J. Oldham, Req., of Boole, Cheshire , to Jolla, _ J' Doming, Seq., ot Mount Vernon, near LiverpoaL DB ATIILL CATHCART. - Jane 14, at Sonthanipt-A, Alice, &CAW of M a /1/11 Lient..Gen. the Ron. hlr O. Catheart. d COCHRANR.--June 13, at Neloon.square, C. Caohrane, Dad. the isle Hon. B. Cochrane, of Porunan.equiun. FLEET—JuneH. at King-atreet,Mueen-equare, Birogad3l l 4 3l4 T. Fleet, aired 47. HATTRRSLEY.--.lnne IRX Dewar treet,.lhaeheder. Mr. A. I. Bawds% aged H. LATTON.—June 13, at Butt Orton Yarmouth, aged 40. T. Laytaa, £.., 1 / 1 8.141 4 Petaled wed published by WILLIMI Sure ileum, of So. de rb g Owe* to the City of London, Prager. Y , the Odes Is Bind % laths swami all alliMine-Morm. Jots alga a i I /