The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-29 00:00:00

PARLLIMBNT-4RY DIi7SION. ROUSE OF CONSIONILFZIDAT. FOREIGN POLICY. Dram* de Bk. 11•01;;;;;ation. --- : TIN the Prtedi Woo whkh the lIIIMIP pew of her Ibileame perawmanst bar km maimed hare bms se* Mame ealseirard le rad Maia the bassim mil detnitY of BM ramilay; mal. la tams if wassamlfilia 1111101117, Or Pramr• I. 2 . lll lwilala Kellaal dad Ow edam mlliona id Ma word. MGR US; Maim SM. ATM MS& IMT. H. !Warr . Manbew 071ahretFA. Nam& Ur T. D. Fearemiss Mama" UR* II• C. ll' Idalr, R. A. L 1;: a llen Om J. W. Oat William 0.5.11.. Ranh atitaelit i &t. Yard Pm, WIIIIiim E Owen. BM J. Am" Ham Plod Fmratum Cobra Poen Lard A- Yam, Tifton tlyle.beleariertglie" Pm" Lard C. = n 1:11 .. 0. Array. T. C. Alitot.ties, tit A. Gram 0. D. J. noses' Aehlry. ImrdJabs OO man an Jo , Thome C. Tartiar, Jobs lla C. Mrlbabs. IL T. OreaML C. P. Ti B. Mr O. B. Brine. Mr F. T. Oresikal. C. W. Millmes, Hoe. D. A. (rand, Deward 0. Orgy, Sir Oars* Foakerws, LW. W. Sr, M. shears Grey. K. W. Pedal. Robert lierkary, Admiral pruner, Lord IL MI4. M. Illakeley. Ham. It P. One 4, tar E ilk 0. L Rorkeley, C. LO. Ball. Sr R. E lernal. MIN Diallybitreee, 14.1.1. Mem imam Iltreb, ter T. I. Flamm ft r. leis William Ifmkall. S. w. Harrmrt, Gawp O. !IMF, Dr. Blacastone, W. S. aatM Joseph A. Mee, Mr maw MIA M. J. Manu s, Richard NIL D. Illhareta IL J. Hustle, Arebiteld Prery, P. Bourertr, Ila. LP. listattell, John Isplairl. A. bathe, Admiral Haws, B. Illaaßon. Col. Mak. Dm. C.d. Dayter, W. 0. llaydoldiA J. Brand, Thames IleAdlann Tamer IMassart, Jolts 1.. &whither's, Joh' Heathrete. (Mort J. Illimado, Omma arockmia, V. D. Ha mar. R. Nom IL K. Mahatma. Jearph Beery, Alessader litlab, Emory Brawn, 11. Heywood. AMMO 1111161111116, T. J. A. Inews, w. =, Lawmen browse R. D. Si, John Ileineek. J. A. Bultelry, Sir IL LW. Hoblimar. 'MOM B. Ramify, Col. Barmy, E. H. Bodeen 'Mows I. licialliv. Sir Job. Bake, Mr T. J. = nT. Twiedell R mbold, C.F. Bellsr, P.S. Robert Rumen, Lord John Bealse, Mr L H. Howard, bard r. Rausell, Ilse E. S. ONspiell. lim W. P. Howard, Ham C. W. Russell, V. C. H. Carter. Jaha B. Deward. Hon. J. K. Ruthotiord. Andrew eat** Jams IL Dotard, Ilea. C.O. Ride I,Eita CaersoM, Hr. C. C. Normal, Ptsittp IL Mahal, tel. OmisbAt. Da O.H. llowanl. ear R. Reholatield, W. Wendt* W. O. I.l;ustithery. Alderman Serve, Deem P. Clayey, Z. S. Dutchman K. J. Scully, Francis CM** W. J. Hatt. W. Seymour, Lord Childers. Jahn W. Jackson, Wil liam Ctiolmeley, St IL ' Jarvis, Sir J. Sell, Rt. Hoe. R. L Clay, Jams Joslyn, Viwet.nt Shearares, Earl of ea, Mr Wallas Kaman. Robert Ilbarlim, R II OnandA H ISAA. C. S. Neagh, W. Mdary. Mr. Alderman . M. Kir, Itich.rd Sama, John plea 110 n. IL IL Kershaw, Jones Shama), IL A. Crekbwra, A. J. L Kildare. Mega& of *Mb. Rt. Hon. R. V. Coke, Ha. Miami L. Klan, TIM Petal. L. MUM, Jour Abel Golan., Indus Lahoorhere,lit.Ha.D. Illatith. M. T. Colvin Mirka R. Ineiratrm Jams H. Sown, J. P. entelly, M. Z. Laseellso. Ike. W. L samerrille, Sir W. Orman Chart a Lamm. Mr Climbs Spearman, Henry J. Omer. Us. W.V. Lemerd, Mamas B. IkangekL W. R. C. ' Craip. Hr W. G. Lew* O. C. Stanton, William 11. Crowder R. R. Laplace, His. LR. St union, tar 0. T. Witt, if. Loch, James Strickland, Mr 0. Orman R. Lakin Joseph Smart, Lord Dedbay Darter, IL M. Lwilmagtois, Mutes bout, Lord J. Dalrymple, Coptolit Made, J. Ta.bot, C. R. IL Dashwooi, Mr O. H. Muhl Wm, A. Talbot, J. H. Dane. Sir IL R. F. 111Tenseln Mama. Tuned. Han W. Ming; Has. T. T. 11111regor, Joba Tenn" K sward K. Denison, John R. lilTaggart, Sir J. Tenant. R. J. Demme; J. T. Mama, W. H. Thkiarase, IL A. VEyamiart, lia.C.T. Mahon.lbeo . oorman Ilmmpsen, CoL Divatt, Edward Manske, it. D. Thompson, George Drag. J. IL W. RZ. lilarshill, James 0. florally, Thorium H. Drag Two. Manboll, Wiliam Talks: the P. J. Dlfa Martin, John Townley. John Delf, J. S. Martin, C. W. Tewiley, L O. DIA Jana Martin, Samuel Wadi, Wary Doke, Mr is.. Mathews, Airmails: Iyate, CoL C. J. L Doman Vie sant Matheson, J. sane, lard IL Dean, Clearma Mathis*", Coked 1 entry, Sir Ham Dearesalin T. Moak Rt. Hon. e. Villiers, Hem C. Denim, Admiral Melgund, Timm= %Lion. J. IL Droades,RL Ilabir D. Milner, w. M. K. Walley, Thomas DIEM. Osbert Milner, R. M. Wall, C. IL larksitos, Crowd Mince. Virentat Walmaley, Sir J. Mira, Rt.lll.m. L Mikhail, Ttomisa A. Waskins, Col. L Mee, R tward Moffat, George Wawa, John T. BILK Jolla Moore, 0. 11. Writhe id. J. P. B. Mot. lioa. John F. Morrison, sir W. Wilkes. B M'Okie Ballad, Vaasa= Morn% lead Williams, John inatoa, Earl of Mastyn. 1100. P. M.L. Willyams, H. ifrilL, Sir IS. Lady Nagai; Frauds Witscia James hrana, Jain Illnerare, Earl of Wilma, Matthew ' Iran, e Wain Mums, Gamic F. Wood. Rt. Um. MrC. Swat, Willies Dorman Lord wood, H. P. Fag" Waifs Barran air D. J. Wrightscie, W. R. Foam, Jams Naps. Lord Wild. Jams /WM. John Rudest bit Percy Wynn, Marmaduke Porgows. f Wed O'Brian J. rename, Mr PAL A. O'Brien Fir T. TIMMY. litzPaarich, ILULJ. O'Connell, Diaries Hill, lard M. Fitrwillteas, Ike. 0. 47Comeall. H. J. Bellew, IL IL Foley, Johs O'Oemher, Farm ROES. = ,, C . It. i !Petiowe.;,—Fr'" . Nathanel Prom Or E. Moody, audits A. Marna, 0. Arbuthnot. Has. H. Wavy, lion. H. litUlings, J. R. &dela% Cassis IL Player, J. Mundy, William &Honied, George Furors, W. Hun. Colonel Nem, *diem Paean, He.. G. C. Naas, Lord WWI. Bon. W. Paz, S. W. L. Napier, J. kmlry. Jame Fuller, A. E. Need, J. 11:1 1 1Z 4 11. J. Galway, Vernal N0e1.% Joseph 2 Edward H. Oeskell, J. H. Newdepte, C. N. Itaidda, C. B. Odeon, Bt. H. H. Newport, Viewed Woks, George Gladdess, ht. lia.W. Newr. B tiaras, Via, Rare& Hoary B. Gooth, E. S. Reboil, It. Boa. J. lloriag, MOMS Gordcs, Admiral Noel, Hon. G. J. Hontasorm. Ileseamt Gore, W. R. 0. O'Briesi, r4r Lucite Heines, fir limey Gingham. Rt. Ha. H. Omahas, Loyd Habreas. Those, Graham, Mr J. Oswald, Airosseirr Beckett. WNW& Hamby, Marquis of Perko, Owen W. 1111•284.11114 Orresen. 0. Radiate, NrJ. BentinelL Lord H. Mops, R. Pahm., Robert Berkeley, Has. O. P. 0.. • Lord Palmer, Itountlell Res:, Jobe Gwyn. Patten, John W. Blair, Strobes Hale, Robert B. Peel, mr R. 111Mkehore, Rickard Milord, Sit H. Peel, Colonel 11041. m, Henry°. Hall, Colonel Peel, Eredeliek Beath, Sir Robert G. B abe l, Thomas P. Pennant. Hoc. Col. Ilrenoston.ThcomeW. Ilaton, George A. Pigott, Mr Went Ihrimrtdere. Rachard Masi tam J. H. Piowden, W. H. C. MINK Jo" Head on, Lord C. John P. Mom llnvii Ham., Ilan. Apt Psr kiddie Staxiaty.Hesr7y Heald. Jams Feb.., libehani Breadwood, limy lineage, G. H. W. Raill,Alonel Witraby. SAM lko.h. Lewd Healer, J. W. Herbirt, Ili ~,,..a eN G. W. J. Nehard Brodok Sir A. IL Berber; Hew A. Itri l td. Itsvos. Lod Remelt Herres, Hom J. C. Rodomet. Capt. Brom C. L C. Berey, Lard A. Plailmf, O. burg Gekssi I Indeed. R. C. Bandar% J. bray Lois W. Hiered. T. II T. Scott, Hon. F. lout,Vi J. T. MI, lord Edda Seattara Viewed hooey, W. IL. Magas, W. N. Sewer, H. IL Ifershley, Lord Hag, Sir J. W. fillehorp, Col. lionel. He C. IL His . Slr A. Smith, John B. Cpl, B. N. Hap, N. T. Smyth, lion. G. Admit R. S. 11 isr. A. Ihnollett, A. Gerdwell, K. money. J. WAllenel, Capt. Csrew, W. H. P. Hellas, Lod lotheroa, T. H. S. Cietkereept, Timm( Bodeen, 0. Spooner, Richard Asa at, Marquis et W. B. =,l37 taa Cloattertm, C mnel Hume, me, Lord J. I. Inglis, Sir IL B. Nasky, E. Chrirepher, K. A. Jonnecese, Nr J. Nasky, lion. Z. H. Christy. S. John*, se W. O. H. Stuart, IL Cimt, Rt. Boa. Sir G. Janes, Coped Stuart, J. GMbeid, Jour C. Revlon. Sir I. Sullivan, K. Able& Neherd Height, P. W. Taylor, Thomas L. ;A. D. R.W. Raightley, tiir C. Thsolpr, Sir V. T. S. limo, Caked =, Mr. Ald. Sir W. Lacy, Sam C. George Gels H. A. Lemenes. Has. E. Tenemseits, kis Gales. Homy. IL low, Him. Mr. F. Tenor, & .. 0. R. CamMes c Hemy C. Leo, Oeirge C. Trollop, Sir Ma GlaSer. T. LIMOS. Lord A.G. Tamer, 111. J. °melon& Hr. AM. Lamm, Lord H. 0. Tyrell, lik Jim T. Carry, Rt. Ban. IL L. loslia, Garbo P. Timer, Sri W. Gettea, Hem S. Li/MARE'. Timid Verily, Hos. T. Amer, Cdosel Lindeay, Hos. Col. Tillers, rummest Dashes Dadd A. S. Lockhart, Alien R. Villiers, He.. P. W.C. 1105, sloth Lockhart, William Vireo, John E. Diskson, Samuel Low, Wolter Tree, P. H. R. H. Dberaeh, &rata Lowther, Has. Oil. Waddington, D. Dod. John Lowther, Henry Waddingtos, H. S. Dodd, Geargs Lygoa, Hos. Gemmel Walpole, Spencer H. Doom, Moron& of Mearghbs, He .t. Wald, Sir Jobs B. Drummed, H. H. Mahon, Thema Welter, John Daskwertk, Sir J. T. Msadmille, Viatond Wegg•Promper, P. R. Dasosibe, Hon. A. Haws, Lord C. S. Welly, rilynne, Z. Dmembe. Him 0. limners, bard As. Wellesley, Lord C. Duandt, lobo fie, Lord John Whitmore, T. C. Du Pie. C. Gawp March, Earl of WWlaina, Thomas P. Fmk Sir James S. IllatrallS, John Willoughby, Sty H. idwards, H. Hammen, Thai. P. Wodeleause, Edmond Igarton, Sir Philip Mazwedl, Ha. J. P. WOrilliglf, Marg. of igertoo. W. T. Hu ghee, Thome Wortley, Ho. J. S. Rolyn, Viscount Mess. Nor Beery Torte, Ban. E. T. lir court, Jesus B. B. Miles. P. W. IL Young Sir Jobs Herlyn, W. 3, Miles Wfillson moron. Farnham, E. S. Nohow* Sr W. Beiredord, W. Stirrer, Jams Illasadl, Warm Wirimasir. W. r. MILITARY. Mae n Gssette.) WAR.OM lora 20. Reds ?seder Oda—kbaor and CoL .T. KNot,cre to be ILietiL-ooL, *par, vim Col. B. Intinatoad, who rete. upon b..p. net. ; Mee.. Cot. It. lard Roaniv, to be major, by par, vim Knoll,, • Brew. W. G foot b.-p. unit., to be rapt. and lieut.-al, vice Lord Rokeby Capt. F. KSITNOUIt to be dept. and heat.. soL. by per., vieeCol. Graham, wbo rel. ; You. and Lout. IL N. Y. Itinerant to be and rapt., by pur., vice Seymour; F. J. Bug. rat., to tem. and Unit., by par, vice itinsecote. 110 ei F.—Copt. B. c. Homey, hen b matt., to be allot, else arevAdajer R. H. J. IL , wko =obese ; Ike. A. detwwu. to be age, by par., vise who ; Ras. R. 11. Teunaisie Is be Wet., by pur.. eke Nib I.—/so. J. C. Loseroan, 1r the Mb Y., to be or, vise Ressines. wh appabitsent ha. been ancelled. lead Mr R. Asnarnono. C.R., front the Nth F., to be sel, vise tasnL.Orsa. Rs J. Briabas, ea., dee. nod 1 1 .— u. J. S. Cuss to be apt , without par., sloe Toreseat, dr.; Oa T. C. 11. low to be limet., vise ClorL Sbu Y.-114.E.Gen. J. Las, C.a., tole eel.. Wee 14#mtAies. bit B. Annette.% C. 11%, sew. to Md r. Coarranos.—lte he eaptaine, 'MastLiout. Y. Tcrrtu, hem b.+, loyal *triton Corps, waft carer wor.— of periesers ; Lieut. &J. Usage. MEI h.p, Mb F., stair allow el ginedoners; Lieut. R. Cow, from b..p., Seth F., eta/ oiler of Lieut. 11. 110 unattached, NMI saber of pendroles; pensioner% Basent.—Capt. 11. C. Sawn r, of the Ikk V, to be wider in the vay. The uotlerneetkeked Web of the Has. Li tills Oa year@ sir. irk* to hove the loaal eed tem reek of map dam, the pied of their lofts * sod nadir commed ot Sir P. BMW et the Mont ligteeses at Cielbei. Ife aid lairestioa la the art et ow* sad winkre: heft • David Lima, FM.* 111TIEllui Ousivia ar* pat. ; laceed de Doeshol. Pat: pat.; Charles Imes Tiorefies. Pat: lobserrel re Pat; Itlakerd Oar, arm 101110ILUNIFYIL The IMO Limaleasst Xhi. et the 74th Feet, OM IV aim O= 01 OIDNAIICI„ hem Bt bit. firtlllery.—Sray.-Weace C. Gomm to he heat-ea., ice Witte. rot ee Lip.; On. ORA. M. le C. Kum= to be ARA, vise Ocilla; The Lest. Z. Ornamoin be ie. coat • ales Mars tos ; Nam laset. A. H. Aloaso Mips fret Anat., vice Orem,. The Bev, Mr. Flatstate bed as isionitir with Eiml 9 1 •7 Stwitsf, at Os %Wel Ulm gfte •rponio. OUTGOING MAILS. The West Ledia Malt imiadiew Bermada, Havaneab, Noma, Wwdarea, New Grimm, and Meldemasd ezeladiap them lir Madeira, St Jaamole-Itimarmas ixewef Gran ad a, ChM, mid Para. will be made wea the Imabs July 2. The mile far Maw* th• Dresoe. sad %saes Arm, will be as& tap as tke everdag of Jaly 4. The mails tor &Web North Amoeba aad the: United States will he made up ea tie meshy; of 'alp 5. The malle for Liaise, Spa* sad Gibraltar will be made ao ea Jalp 7. The aiMe eid Marmillet to tha Mediterranean, laid, Cqlse, !edit Hoarloni, &a, will be made ap ea the 'Tombs of July S. TM mile for Gibraltar, Malta, Greene, the lonian Islands ■ Crofts, India, sad China, via Southampton, will F4l a ea the yawning of July 20. MON IVATIM AT LONDON =IDOL Tye Das—tlerossa„ N. Aftssuons, Ss. To. 11www••—ilmililh kite- • 4111/121•14: &a. 0.11. LONDON, SATURDAY, .TUNS 29. Tau decisive vote has taken place. A majority of the House of Corneae@ has declared its preference of the liberal policy of Lord JOlll4 Ruemtu, and Lord PALMERSTON to that reactionary one by which, under the auspices of Lord ABERDEEN, we were to enter once more into the Holy Alliance of despotism. The country is saved from disorder, and from utter de rangement in its domestic administration ; and foreign lands have escaped that fearful impulse, which the adherence of England must have gives to those re actionary tendencies too visible in every state of Europe. The majority, indeed, by which this vote has been is not so considerable as the Mends of run s s cl pean liberty could have desired. But it was swelled by the vote of many a man who, though not disapproving the general princi .des of Lord Paussurrox, were stall desirous to check the tendency to implicate their country in either the back or forward movement of foreign states. We ourselves thick this highly desirable, though we have refrained from saying so during the debate. We cannot, however, but look upon 1848 and 1849 as exceptional years, full of events and si tuations of the greatest difficulty and moment; years daring which it was absolutely impossible to maintain an attitude of indifference. For ina'ance, the chief accusation of Austria against Lord nemiaatrron is, that, being called to mediate between the courts of Vienna and Turin, he declined to do so. Neutrality and a passive attitude were thus taken for offence ; and the tory speakers and writers who impugn the Foreign Minister for his conduct in those years adopt the conclusion. We therefore think that the aim can be attained of securing greater abstinence and caution in our foreign policy for the future, without either accompanying it with blame for the past, or with • change of men, that would fling us into the opposite extreme. This, we are rejoiced to find, has been the thought and the decision of parliament. Tun accusations against Lord PALMERSTON had in deed now dwindled pretty much down to the one item— want of filizons; which want of sums., when it comes to be explained, means absence of cordiality between us and the despotic pow( rs of Europe. Even admitting this to be • misfortune and a crime, those who accuse • minister of want of success should take into account tee difficulties and necessities of the time. Wise' should we say to the fairness of denouncing a eras oellor of the Exchequer,because in a year of famine and commercial distress he had not obtained the acme amount of prosperity as his predecessor during years of abundant harvests and meet active industry ? What should we ray to the fairness of an opposition, that would make no allowance for the difficulties of colo nial government at the prefect time, without taking into calculation the necessary discontent occasioned by the abolition of the 'system of colonial protection ? The perilous disturbances and events of 1848 and 1849 have beset the last three or four years with diffi culties to • foreign minister, which are almost incalculable. Yet no one seems to take them into account. One would think these years were quite fair and ordinary weather for the barque of Downing street, and that Lord PALMERSTON had no more ;to do than go sleep at the helm as had been dune by his predecessors. To the difficulties of 1848 and 1849 must be added the impossibility of explaining them. Lord PALMER STON, by the admission of his inveterate enemies, made a most powerful speech. They attribute that power to the talents and ability of the noble lord. Nci one will deny him those qualities. And yet we read • speech that owed so little to the science of oratory or the tricks of eloquence. From beginning to end it was one plain unvarnished tale. And, in our idea, the chief eloquence of that speech was its simple and powerful truth, which there was DO one to gainsay. And if Lord PALMERSTON could have spoken out ; if he could have not merely ex plained the true circumstances and excuses for enter ing the Dardanelles ; if he could have not merely narrated the events connected with the appearance of oar fleet in the Dardanelles, but have reviewed the motives, the reasons of state, and made known the grave facts that weighed with a minister in ordering, and a cabinet in adhering to, such measures what would have been the triumph of that speech ? But a foreign minister in a constitutional country speaks with a gag in his mouth. He makeithe best of his hand, but he can show his play only to his colleagues. He cannot speak oat in per lament. lie cannot denounce the machinations of Russia, or the underhand dealings of Austria—coun tries with w hone he may be called on to negotiate to-morrow. Aware of these necessities, we were astonished to find Mr. COBDEN, amongst his other complaints against Lord PALMERSTON, enume rate that of his having made • speech without de nouncing Russia. As if that maths part of a foreign minister ; or as if it should be demanded of him to be at once sheepish in his feeling and wolfish in his words. The debate, in which the principal orators spoke late, is too important, both from the eminence of these, and the greatness of the principles at issue, to be examined, or a proper jLdginent paned upon them, in a summary way. The public, however, will see, that, in general, the chiefs of parties were inclined to bear hard upon Lord PALazturrox, and to make the noise and squabble, rather than actions difficulties growing out of his policy, an excuse for ostracising him. Of all that wa s said against his policy we neither see the point nor the cogency. Bit ROBERT PEEL WY able or willing to find little specific fault. His groat complaint was that the name and the measures of PALMERSTON were put up in rivalry to those of ABERDEEN, and for his part he preferred the latter. This personal argument and preference is quite inteliigible, but neither satisfactory nor just. It is impossible to comma the halcyon years of calm and peace, during which Lard ABERDEEN held the helm, with those terrible years which shook down half the thrones of Europe, and threatened utterly to displace the balance of power, a threat not altogether unfulfilled. As to the result of those two years, what have we ? Certainly not war. But we have differenoes between the liberal views of our own minister and the illiberal views of cc temporary ministers of Europe. Is it supposed that these differences could lead to war ? By no mean'. And why have they led to even strife ? Simply, because the despotic and reactionary posers, with their agents and friends here, have been told and have perceived, that Lord PALMERSTON, the representative of that liberal English policy with which they differ, is weak; that he has been a minister very long, had made a great many enemies, without belonging to say close clique of friends to counterbalance those eeemiss ; and, finally , . that there is not so liberal a statesman in for eign policy to replace him. Accordingly, they conspired to oast him from power, and the way in which they have conspired, was to cause embroilment in the first actof his foreign policy. Nothing in ordinary circumstances would have been more simple or effectual than the coercion of insolent little Greece. Bat in little Greece were Rameiaa and French agents. They got up delay, resistance. They worked the question in Paris and London, was upon eves the French negotiator sent oat. They persuaded the moat accredited press la London and Paris to set as their tools; and through these they circulated the most infs. wow eilmehoods at Athens of what passed in Leedom, and in Paris of what pawed at Athens. They then got up a quarrel Wires, the French and Keith& governments—a tunnel founded on a live Out of this quarrel the tory Home of Lards made an Made, ta order to displace the only liberal government possible in is coantly. And ia but the Hound larbwas foe a moment master of the government and the country. I It hes thrown out every bill that has come Wore it; and nothing bet such • vote as that of the Commons could have prevented it from restoring protection and establishing military government in England and Ireland by the same mancouvre, with which it hem routed and trodden under foot the liberal policy and minister of Finland. Fears of this are now at an sad. The majority in the House of Commons is salisient to give book to the liberal party the sceptre nearly wrested from its hands. We congratulate the country upon the re sult, and are the more rejoiced at it from feeling, that the House of Commons has spoken by its vote the great and growing sentiment of the nation. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1850. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CANDRIDOS, JONI 26.--CLAIII HALL. —The Rey. Joseph Power, MA a Libraries of the Uolveveity, boa beets vii.. (erred Men a look, to a Beet► Fellowship is the above wed fledely. Mr. F.dward Newsoa Blotwideld, B.A , has boos Medea to a Fello •ship is LOlll Bastee's boa dodos. _ _ GONVILLII AND CAM COLLIOI.—At • 'medal) of the Master sad Senior Fellows oa Wednesday last, the following shakes were made: Follow.—Wiplasworth, Wortley, trim Dodd, N., tnissferred to a Frankiand. Behokre.—Mane, Coning; Hubbard, F. C. Pere; Chess. 8., ditto Graf fltk, Frankiend ; Choosey, Stockton; lisbask, Cake; Ayerst, ditto; Delley,ditto; Smith, B. N., Celan ; Porter, Herbals ; Pocky, Trappe ; Martin, Cahn (Anat.) ; Heald, Calm (one yr) for Morel Philosophy. Banibitiona.—Jsek sea, Peters; fitumr, College; Pereetal, gitto; Bassett, Wortley; Douglas, llsketusl ; Kingston, College; Lloyd, Chapel Ckris. NAVAL Antstnavrr, lons 28 —Surgeon Joint W. Bowler to be Surgeon Superintendent of the //arbeesssey Conylet ship. Paymaster and Posner James Lysli, to /moues. Awing Steelman Charles Harper. to impregnable. Auistant Bnr. goon George Clarke to Cuckoo. Midshipman W. H. Blake to Albion. SPORTING. STOCKBRIDGE RACES.-FIIIDAT. - - - ------- - Year of the Filar falalelllAL Braila/ of 10 more. welt ; the wiaaer to pay 25 eon. towards espouses. 01e mile mid • half. pa sobs.) Duke of Illehmetwro Coteres, Set 71b . ..... . (Marin) 1 Mr. Creek We Cariboo, et 12 lb Mr. Pedlar.. Sweetheart, est 101 b (A. Day) $ Betties : 6to 2 on Cariboo, and 4 to 1 apt Compass. Woo by half a leusth. Rue in 2 alit. 4. sec. Fast Year of the BCCOND Tallinn/11. Braltie of 10 som each, far 2 yr.olds. Tho trimmer to pay 26 saes. towards expenses. 'Three quarters of a mile. (37 subs. Mr. Fora'.Paystest (Iteeelpt 1111 y), kid Mb ...(Kartitolemew) Duke of K chttweda r tra iu tlentry, Set 61k (Mans ble Pireeec by Pa b 4.114 Nib .(J Sharp Mr. W. kttwalro t of the Th oth ite. Linden Mr. 0. Hobron's c by Auckland, et 10110 Bal. B. Mills's Kane, Set 10 1 b (A. D Rotting: 9 to 2 on Payment, who wools a cutter, by two lengths. Rea In 1 min. 24 sm. Sai -------- ei i ro;;.eseis, sad 26 aided. Seats oat Mr. Waifs Went loam, 3 yrr — (Guppy) 1 4 1 Mr. trodler's Woodeprite, $ yrs (Gilbert) 2 1 2 Mr. G. Drtw's Bolimbos, 8 yrs (Lowe) 1 1 1 Mr. llsyter's Boxer. S yrs ((owley) 3 3 4 Tire tint heat wee Iron by a arch, the 'woad by a head, and the third cleverly. MATCH, 60. Ode mile and a hair. Mr. Eleres's Athelatane, I:st 1113 Mr. Allgood's Miss West, lest 1213 (Owner) 2 Won Omer'''. BETTING ON THE COURSE. _ - 000DW00D11;1[6-15 tOillWiltoOW;i0t01, 8 to 1 apt Win(!bagful:, 10 to 1 apt Won'tion•comt-ant•to night, 15 to 1 art Ihrneo. DIBUIT.-10 to 1 Ort Grecian. CRICKET. SUSSEX mums SURREY. This match,lShiccwas;o7auSeliiad;t •— thilOval sts Thurs day, was brought to a dose yesterday in favour of Surrey, is was iaatings and 83 ruot.-Benre:. .. SCIIIIIT—PMOT bINIUUS. J. Y. Lee, Eisq.,e W. Hopper, IC. H. Loom Fag b Widen 13 0 Wisdom ll G. Bracknell. o Widen, b /km 14 luaus Cow, b Halmos W. Cap, run out .. ....... 73 ID. Dry, b Widen 2 N. Fe"z. FA.. a Busby, b J. Loam, e Picknoll, b Bon I Hodges J. Chester, e and b Wlodee W. Ilartlosen, e W. ?tapper, b Box tit soct—lhaor bu03...e W. Humphrey. Esq., b ribor- Total ln sad Imams. 7 .. 0 run out s bIY o From the LONDON OAZBITIL—Fridiy, Jllll4 28. JORIPII Dorm; KldderniloZZ,Wo=Zahire, draper, to surrender July 9 and Aunt.t. 6, at 12, at Birmingham Court. tl o l , T u d or , Kidderminster, off. sada, Christie, Birmingham. Osmium Dolmas and Hula, Dames, Derby, Ironmongers, July 12 and August 2, at 10, at the Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sol., Hodgman, Birmingham; 06. swig, Bittiretoo, Nottingham. WILLIAM Joss, Bristol, statique, July lq and August 7, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sulu, Messrs. &van, Mad ; off. swig., Miller, • Bristol_ Joe, Fs Mona; Danower.streef, Islington, victualler, July 12, n i t% and August 2n, at 1, at BeringhalLervet. Irimmock . Barber, Suffolk-lane, Cannen.street, and Hine and Beeman. Chartirbouse.equare; off. wig, Edwards, Ssmbriaotmourt. Moses WRAMULIL Bo.ton, Lincolnshire cabinetmaker, July 12 and August 2, ut 10, at the Birminghami Court held at Nottingham. 14es Mews. Linkage'', Charlattmerow, kan-lon-hour, and Gudg eon, Birmingham; off. swig., Bankston, Nottingham. DECLAItATIONs OP DIVIDY.NDS. EDWARD BRATTAN, Northwieh, Cheshire, cabinetmaker-Ist dlr. of 41., July 10, and any subsequent Wednesday, at !began's, Liver- PeaL Jong Mousse Hearse, Brick4ans, Old-street, It. Lake. iron monger-3rd and Anal dlr. of =se 29, and three subsequent , at Groom'., Abehurc Jong enema, Austin-friars. merchant-1e iD. of Ind., June 29, and thrum maksequest Saturdays, at Edward'., fkunbrook-court. Gar Poulenc's, Cambridge place, Ilaesney-romd, grocer-let di.. of Is. 44., Jens 27, and n umsubsequent Thursdays, at Stanahld'a, ilmalegkalLetreet WILLIAM YAVIITLILLOT STROM?, AURIIII-hiall, di!. of ?lid,. June 39, and three subsequent listurtlays, at Maeda's, Ba skOall.atreet. Taos se Wituaimm,nandiera r,North wick, Cheshire, innkeeper-let dim. of So., July 4, and any subsequent Thursday, at Tenser's, beep 01. DIVIDICIDS.-July 19. G. Barnard, Poetess, Ihunpshire, cokr sanck.nt-July 19. C. N. Cartwright, Leicester, dreamer and @Omer -July 19. 8. Gibson, York, licensed 'richt:Met -July 19. G. Z. Inger, Nottingham, druggist -July 22. It. Jellicoe, Tun:wheel-lane, Dow. gate-hil 1, City, merchant-July 29. E. Jennings, Hors/eta, York sbi•e, corn miller-July 31. J. Kesel, Jun., Bristol, draper-July 19. W. Longbottom and IL Bentley, Bncbdale. Laneaskire, wool user. cheats-July 19. It. liner, Princes...inn et, Spitatheida, oilman-July 2i. IL V. Stroud, Spcittsbury. ILaartahlre, miller-July 23. W. Stubbs, Cbappel Allston, Yorkshire, innkeeper -July 19. It. Wool ens% ees e fader. granted, Lincolnahlre, briddakker -July 19. T. Wright, Derby, ch CIOATIPICATZS to be rented, unless canes be allows to the contrary on tha day of meeting. July 23. A. S. Carrick, Rriatol, timber dealer—July 25. W. U. saddler—July 19. J. Harriman, Nottingham, draper—July .3. W. Magee, Woulhope, Ilerefordabire book nice. char.t —July 23. T. Meru Brierley.bill, Staffordshire, boiler and Ro omier manufacturer-July 19. W. Shaman, Hulot., Lancashire, builder—July 19. J. Webster, lelesster, engineer. PANT NERSIIIPB DIogiOLVED.-11. J. Barrett and C. J. Aebton, Kingston-upon-Hull, agricultural implement makers —J. Bell.haw, E. jun., and C. Lrown, kingston-upon-Dill, flax opnners, so (Pr act regards C. Brown—R. blioett and W. Iteynolda, Birmingham, patent trait manufacturers—W. Cagan and F. Leftwick, Sinnater. street, Itegent'e.park, and Cumberland-markt t, Regent's-I ark—T. Cooper sen. and T. Cooper, Jun.. Derby and Burton-wow Trent. 1/04,4:piers-LC. B. Dames, and J. Dereney.Colton, Norfalk, farmers —T. Faiiingemed teed M. Knareaborosgb, Klipretna-upon-Uiel, coal merchants—llannah Falcke, D. Faleke, and I. nicks, Oxford... Meet, Ilanway-otriet, and Item at-street, importers and dealers to curimi. Woo —C. Yew. It. Few, C. Few, Jim., and T. W. Dukes, _ Henrietta _ street, " attorneis - -15 .: Pr) a f tdlll. A. ii:Puyne, Al. " W. s' gagnenee [shire, adorn.", at law-(I. Hay and W . Sharpe, Leeds, Subsea, manufacturers-U. Kidd and J. Pilling, Heywoud, Lancashire, cotton manulacturem -W. Langh nu and T. Hollings. worth, lay., Liverpool, tobacconists-Betty Lan and 8 Leta, Ashton under-Lyne, Lancashire, roller and ininarakers-11. Littlewood and W. Merritt, Leeda, teach proprietom-J. Lory and P.O. Burt, DO•012. pxt, chemists-W. Innorbottom. W. Imghottoen, Jun., and G. llaayy b3ttorn, Hollieek, Yorkshire. acre+ and bolt makers. so Lr as r egards W. Lo - igh,ttoiti. jun.-11. Newbold and .T. indwell, Canton, Law& shire, omnibus proireietors -b. Nicholson and IL Wawa, Lairbeck, Cuniberland, brick makers-O. Palmer and J. Hoby, Browulow stros, High Holtnrn. printers-Martine Smith and C Smith , Red I lon.street, tivitalfields, potato .alennen -J. A. Smith and S. Pilgrim, Hinckley, Leicestershire, attorneys-J. Tooth and T. %Timor, Nigh. ton, wholesale wine merchants -J. C. Twyman and M. A. Jewel, Ramsgate. Hardwaremen-T. Woodred sod J. Leech, Hulme, Lanca shire, grocers. ONYPCII REQCP_KTRATIoN 4. JuNS DAVIIMON, Galmage* manuticturer, July 4 and 25, at the Sal. mun Inn, Galarbielk. Jane. GRANT. Landballow, Csithnewahir.., merchant, July I and 3!, at Leith's Caletialan Hat. I, Wick. WILLIAM PASSUCII, Gu.r, ItOthirMLlTChlt., and 15Unhurt, banker, July 3 and 34, Masan.. limy sad Lilirek's Rooms, Lrllitiburg M ARKETS. SUGAR.—The mists peke of Sugar, the produce of the British puecorelms is Amelia, computed from the returns made in the weak en ing the 23th day of June, 1850, is 21s. 14. per cut. Sugar the produce,if the Mauritius is .4s. GO. per cwt. Nuarsr the pro duce of the Lot Indies a 295. 90. per cwt. The averse, price of tits three foregoing dererlpuons, primly, Is 26. 110.—Gurette. JUNI 28. Stoaft.—The thow of West India at maratitt is a., limited, allot of the importers withholding their stocks until after the sth I proximo, that the trancietioni since our last report are qmte insigni- Meant, and chiefly confloid to a few boards of Nevis St. Kitts and Barbedoes, for which former prices haws been paid ; of Mannino% the samenneat altering is not desirable, and no sales have beau reported for foreign there has been a fair demand, and some manners has been effected, but the particulars have not transpired. Relined pods non. tinue in steady &mend) but the matt p rurally for manufactured rale isnot quite a active as of late. Rim ham been in very good demand this week, and about 100 puncheons Jamaica and 5o pun. chomp leeward* have been diepo•ed of at very full prom. In M0t....0n we cannot quote any improvement, either as to druid OC value. Livearooz., Jinni 29. BCOAII.—A. holders generally are wanton tor the reduc tion of duty, the males are Pruitod to 350 bbd.. If. P. and 3,580 bags hernial, at very full price,. Foreign: 125 bbda. Porto Rico bare been t,ben at from 32e. to 43e. per e • ~ duty paid, tad 700 bane brown Paraiba at Ire. 3d. per cwt. m Wed.—Rolm' co: The businc 3a is eon d to 140 puncheon.. hint& 1, at 13e. per ea !.!Sara the quay, being a full prioe. —toffee : There continues to be a Mr.dy demand for Jarnairt, and at nectlon 200 I.e, have t .ce dimpo c 3 of at full priors. 20 mobs plantation Ceylon are reported at 534. ed. to 546.3 d.; 2 0 0 bags native (of list years import) at 42.. Gd.; and a few bags Rio and Oh. Domingo at tbe quotations. —2OO bags blab homer brought Sid. se.t 220 hip Pimento Sid. to bd. per lb., a r oruon of damaged being included in the Met prioe.—Nosalc lot Cooca or (imager.—Mice : 1,500 beam Bengal told at 7e. W. to 100.6 d. for broken to middling white.—Rum : About lOU pun-. Demerara have been sold wPhout change. COTTON.—LivannooL, Juni 28.—A very good demand has prevailed during the present week, both speculators and the trade having purchseed freely. They wore rut ,raged in dojos this by a gradual arid steady improvement in the home trade. Mt; more u!oo by the very decided character of the /deices recired from the United States, as to the state end promise of the growing crop. The weather has continued to exercise an iejurlous influence on the growth; and the estimates of the next erop do not materially exceed the yield of the present, that yield being now general, estimated at 2,030,000 halm Su limited a supply, to meet a consumption increasing under the influent* of an improving trade and a steadily extending con sumption, has given gi ven to holden ; end although caritas is freely offered, full prices are currently pakL The total eaks of the week have brew 63,3;0 bales. To-day there Is a gaud attendance ef the teed*: their yenta are freely supplied : the demand Is good, al. though len brisk than It has previously been; and the sales are 7,0u0 bele% including 3,000 bales taken on *peculation and Weapon. Ame roan dooriptions have continued to be freely dined at the gradual advance which has been estsblished, and they are now Id. per lb. dearer than on Friday last, the authorimd quotations of " f.ir" quali ties being unUbrmly advanced id. per lb. hearth and Ergyprlana are also In good request' and they too have advanced per lb. Surat' command full prices. 16.000 liaised American, 330 Pernatior, 1,030 Babies, 134) Malinl=lll, 330 Egyptian., and 3,000 of Suitt have been taken On 'peculation; and B,OM of American, 1,030 Tensaw% ad babies., 400 Borate, and 120 Madam gar export. WOOL.—LONDON, Isms 28.—Tbe public sales ecosinn • la daily program. upwards of 10,000 bales ham been passed, and the previous rates have hem wall supported, except for di-contlitioned Socks, which are rather make to buy. The mks will be brought to a elms about the 13th of July. Arrivals this we* are only 110 bales foreign. English WC 24 hes met a better sale, and now much digl. putty k esperieneed in placing at tic at fanner rake. L1111)11, lase 28.—There has bees a considerable business done In toglirlt wools this week, but although prices ire firm, they are not No high la propeetka as the rates Irked by the farmers fur now took MANUFACTURES.— Gi.einiow, Julie 27.-111 Itch buoy ancy for all knots of yens to.day, with a emend rise demanded on all sorts over the rates or last week. With the percent appearances of the cotton market, most spinner. show an unwillinmsees to enter into new oneauemnta, being alresaly generally tuifilling ceders which will take some thew to complete. goods. particularly fur the home trade, no advance at all adequate to either the advance on yarns or melon ham as yet been re.iliace, although the demand continua healthy and good. HOSIERY. rite.—Liturarroa,•Juno 23.—The &mord for the Cooflannel ad Amerken markets ■Ull &minium, though or the Isms Lountry it la neemaarlly drawing to a time. Wools have slightly dimmed, and yarns have risen Id. per lb. Hoots leer por t M - es by London houses have already been made, and that's awry meow of continued employment Ox workmen dunce the te. 61101111111. of the year. THE IRON TRADR.-131am111ouLn. Jima 28.—The wool prelimewry meeting M tho tromessairs of this district wan held at Wadsworth to-day; the deplorabla state of the trade was M a'am!, but under all ciretwastaases It was deemed more politic to relate WI stake them to lower prism The dl /why will to for this moire to he adhered to: caleptleat Aim are of manias that it wat not wry over Isset•Nday. 'I Is wawa (isolations are-for shire bin 61.; rod% Si.; boom ILLy *ob. /L Is.; sad pigs will row from to Si. GIL NETAILIL—LooDow, JUIN 28.—1 a &WO ells and cake copper thin IMO menelleleg at tle• hits gedweles. 'Wets Wye KW to • emir eating 444 2 :ir s 06. Mink Tk mews of vegan, at W ait term. la Oslo Or b oa von losable sad Ow MO Is I i v gaill NUN% Is Any at ILL to M.. aad Malts Tat. to ts lla Bina sn good maid. sad B,ro 27e. Aar I C oohs at Ws FON Nan in lot tree selloe. se supplies are soall. The Wog In erealgie ii• Is • istall =bat Ms week at la Ito. to 151. co Os sr ot. la aseedieb sled worst parole at to base to.. sold for snivel at Meta to la lU.. =lea Ow spot at Os lotto prima Lod Ms no a doll Nis i NO prises one Inking diva; Bift eles 111.11 a to ISL. sot Oasts W. 10s. la or Osage. tbo sorbet kr DdIIM lilt MOM Mag. at poem Mon Wit Me at Ma weeks ars arse at U. lb. ed., bat *ere are fee buyers atom el les. Falb me quiet at pre►ioae terms. The market for Po .tela pip Is dun, bat, as the m..ka la abort, ttere are no seller,, under late urge. eke 64. to db. ad. omit err toe rata; averdlue to number*. Foreign iron WWII doing. Quleballme la ready at farmer teems. CATTLE. Az.--CcaLtaLn. Jon• 27 —Ws bad tc-day owe of to. worst smoked Puente of CAlle we ban noticed for many weeks; then waled gat be more than 10 on oft r , the quality gene rally elan Werke deteripiki. The demand far Beef was somewhat dull, and prima tonged from k. kl.to 6a. W. per stone. A very large ebow at Ikaap, generally of prime quality ; they would number about 20. A fair dammed; prime km 411 d. to 6d. per lb. A few left un sold. Lasta—By kr the largest Mow Mb season, there being fully 100 an pier. Lambe much sought alter, am a greet portion of Um, eland toned parches= at freak. to dd. per lb. Calm—About 20 ' on offer, whist' were generally One animals, and meta ready sale, at from 4d. to 40. per lb., slaking offal. Exerts,—Tee market was but very ibis!, supplied, happening so soon alter Alphingten fair. The best tat Beef was worth ka. N. per wort, oett prise beikr being sold by weight at that Snare. Beef of good quality me however to be bought for Ca. Cows and Caine, 71. to 121. But very kw barmier* were offered, at from hti do 6s. fid. per 1101 e. Some yearling steers were sold at shout 41. sash. lintahers'Calves, ad. to 61. Tsar lb. A very small supply of Innen. liken ewes sold at thi. to 41d. ; endwetter., ,4l. to 61d. per lb. Lambs were tolerably plentiful, at Sid. to dd. per lb. The supply of Pork caresses was small, about equal to that of last wok, aid prices the tame, ranging train 6s. Gd. to 7s. ed. per soon. GLASGOW, June 27. Our market this morning was largely supplied with all descriptions of settle, which sold at a reduc tion lONS, la. per owt. Best ow Beef, Ms. second, 43a. to 47c; Cows, Bulb, and Inferior, 40s. to 42a. per c ut., sinking offal. The Sheep market wan well supplied with Ise aged wedders, which sold at a redoettob of fully 2s. per heed. Bat aged mutton,Ga. trend. 44d. to per lb., oilskins real. Lambe, from 10s. to les. each, ac cording to weight and quality. red Calm dull, at from See. to tre. par cwt. Put Pigs, Iran lea. te Me. per cwt. CORN —Caaularoaa, Jose 28.—We had but a mode rate show of Wheat at market today, and full prices were made of all the ben qualttart. Red, 41a. to 418.; white, 4Sa to 47e. Barley nomlnaL Beans and other spring cora In rather better demand. COVENTRY, lan* 28.—Wa had a mall asa•ket to-day. Priem for grain of all kinds shoot the same as last week. Fine Wheat, 13s. to 136. 9d. Me Oats. 21s. to 2364 hod, les. to 20a. beans, tea to Ile. Peas, 9s. ed. to 10s. Bd. • Exersa, June 28.—We have had a sleek attendant.' of fume" :o.dsy at our market, and very little corn offering by those prison. K heat may be no:ell Is. dearer than last week. Barley and Oats Gd. per yr. higher than last market day. Ltsitmis, June 28.—We had a small attendance of far. men at market again to.day, with only a limited supply or Wheat. Vine rats were Gd. to Is. per dearer ; but no advance could be ob tained on whites. Scarcely anything doing In Syrian Corn. Wheat, red, :.9s. to 425.; white, 475. Osts, les. to 20a. beam, 265. to 28e. barley, 234. to re. per qr. LlvairOOL, J11:411 28 —Oar corn exchange this morning Was thinly attended, and the Walther transacted wan only limited. HoMrs of wheat and flour continue firm, and will not yield in price; the millets, however, take Inertly what suits their immediate wants. Prime mann, rata am warm, and ed. per bushel dearer than ea Tuesday. Oatmeal wes without alteration. OrUsiing barley, peas, mid Egyptian beasts brought very full prima Yellow Indian corn gave way 6d. per quarter, but the value of white wan supported : AlleTkila new yellow cora was sold at 27.. 6d. per 43016.. The wea ther continues dry sad hot, and some rain 110.1% would be very wel came to the former. Arrivals into Liverpool from the 25th to the 27th June, : Wheat, 5,674 qrs.; Barley, 331; Malt, 530; Oats, 563 ; 7. Pass, 5; Indian Corn, 10,344 ; Oatmeal, 52 racks; Flour, 3,890 eLks, awl 4,414 barrels. Hsports to Ireland : Rye, 193 gre.• Beans, 138; Peas, 13; Indian Corn, 3,468; Indi a n Corn Reg, 49 barrels; Oatmeal, 130 make; Flour, 100 saths, and LSO barrels. WA XXPIXILD, Jane 28.-We etiatinue to receive fair Sup plies at Wheat ; the trade le slow, without variation in value for fresh qualities. Morley for grinding is quite se dear. Oda end Shell ing are steady la prim. Beau ea before. The present price. are:- Wheat, per qr. of 110 lbs. to the bushel, Buffolk, him, sad Kest, red, oew, 44.15. to 414.; extra, 434.; white, 42.. to Wia.; extra, 42e.; Nor. folk and Hunts, red, 3te. to 40.. • extra, 415.; white, 425. to 43a.; extra, 43e.; Lincoln.hire and Cainbridite.hire, red, 325. to 405.; extra, 41..; white, 30.. to 41e.• extra, 44...; Yorkshire, red, 34P. to 311..; extra, 395. ; white, 354.. to 405.; extra, 435. • autzie and Koahoburg, white, old, 42e. to 45a; extra, 465.; Lower Baltic and Ilaniburg, red. 36e. to 365.; extra 404.; Mediterraneme, red, 3.4 i. to 340.; extra, 330.; English, old, re.(, to Va.; whits. 43e. Barley, per imperial qr., %orfolk and du 225. to 34a.; extra, 2Ss.; Lin lick...lure and Yorkshire. lie. to 2 U.. extra, 240.; Scotch. 225. to Va.; extra, 215.; grinding, 19s. to 215.; foreign, 2os. to Va.; extra, 21e. Deena, per qr., 6310. to the bushel, email, flue, old, 325. to 33a; new, 275. to Ms.; ticks, old, 30s. to 3/e.; sew, 254. to 2015.; foreign, aew, 235. to 27a. Oats, per stone, mealing, 71d. to ltd.; ex tra.l.• ; teethes, 744. to lid.; extra, aid.; foreign, 74.1. to M.; ext.J, 11 ,d. Melling, pm load of 2611 h.. o'Al, 21s. to Vs.; Melt, per load of 6 Dmitri; 34e. to 56..; Peas, per qr. imp. blue and white holler. 225. to 275.; extra, 2114.; grey and feed, 245. to 255.; extra, 265. ' Rapeseed, per last imp., Ergllsh 271. to 297.; foreign. 27/. to 29/. Linseed, per imp. qr., 34a. to Hs: Importa during the week: Wheat, 11,924 ; Barley, 4,9; Oate, 713; Deane, 833; Shelling. 2!.:1 loads. i. cbtor.?. - call. 0, jun., - ...emu 3 b Day John Ltilywhite. b Merman 0 e LoWrym b Shona= 4 E Bashby, b Merinos ...._... 1 0 Day 3 T. Boa, e sod b *emu 8 e Day, b Sherman ls J. I 4 Imam 4 Lerelyer, b Mer l.= W. !tapper, EN 0 , b Oberman b Sbenosit E Newer, TA., b Day 1 b Day O. Pacernell. Dot ou , U. M. Curtgri., te 9. e Limn b Obeenute - ... 0 I. Hodson, run out Byee3,lb--,lwl Total 36 MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. UNIVER• Shy OF OXFORD. This mateb, having been resumed yesterday morning, was brogstat to its eonelusiln in the afternoon, in favour of the Marylebons Club by 39 runs. Tea score stood thus : . . MAIMLBIoNIr. Doan, a and a Towels Lord liar„ b nosier Lekin, ~,, b Tonga l2 •W. Rid nog, b Morris 12 Mr. R. Kyeaston, a Yaw l4 b Coleridge 2 Captain Taylor a Cultridg• Hoe. Coined Liddell, a Mona 6 b Yong. Has. W. F. Finutes, a Coleridge ... • not oat ll Capt. Mynas, a Taw l6 a 'low Earl Winterise, b Mr T. Mayo, not es $ b Coleridge 0 Lillywher, e Riddiag, b 93111011 . . 2 a Ridding, b Some S 412; lb, 3; w,ll 101 09 Thu Usovnuarry. Mr. T. IL Edon. 1 0 es, b Dna 4 1b w b Doan Mr. T. Rados. b Dean lO b Dean 1 Hon. R. Blob. b Deal. 2l e Liddell, b Dada 3 Mr. W. Ridding. b Dana Mr. C. Coleridge, e Dalai, b Dean.. 7 run out 4 Mr. A. Riding, b Dania Mr. A. Wiliam, b Danis Ms. 0. Tommie Daiwa, 0 Dean 11 Lain ....... «. 3 Mr. &woes, b Doan 0 ... 1 Mr. E. Morns, a Burghley, b Dean 0 b Dow 0 Mr. T. Baer, not out III Delft ... „ 0 11, 1 MaryMaus thus woa by 36 rse9ls. lab) intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YzerzaDAY. err. IN BANCO AMA Tau. -- is Muivism v. CoLma. - This was au action for assault and battery, tried before Mr. Justice Creswell, on the Western Circuit. Verdict for the plaintiff—Damage' 507. The facts of Me ease were thee.. The plaintiff, who was an infant, and who brought the action by her father u her seat friend, was servant in the house of the defendant. It appeared that the defendant was in the habit of gagman with his wife, and that on one occasion on which he was to doing, the plaintiff endeavoured te part them, when the assault complained of was committed. the battery consisting sa &blow ea the breast, which caused • tumour, and rowelled the plaintiff to put herself for a considerable tome, and at much espouse, under medical treatment. At the trial one of the priced pal witnesses was • fellow-servant of the plaintiff a, named Elizabeth Tresslin. This witness having made • statement adverse to the plaintiff's cue was asked by the plaintiff's count] if she had not made a different statement ham that then mad* before. This question was objected to ol the ground that • party could net discredit his O.IC wit ness when the evidence of the witness war adverse to him. The learned fudge permitted the question to be put, and the witness admitted that she had made a different statement before, but that she had been induced to do so by the plaintiff's father, who had tampered with her, by threat ming, sad offering her money. The father was a ft erwar d s called as a winter, and was asked if he had ever tampered with the witness Trepans, either by offering her money, or by menacing her. This was also objected to, on the ground that a party could not call another witness to discredit his own witness, when he found his evidence adverse to him. This question also was allowed to b I put, the father denying having tampered in an way with the witness Truants. TIN cue then pr to verdict. A rule nisi was afterwards obtained for a new trial, on the ground that improper evidence had been ad m i t t e d at the trial. _ ihrjeant Kinglake now showed cans. against the rule, contending that if a witness makes a statement win:- posted by the party calling him, the party is not precluded from putting a querion to the witnees. the answer to which might discredit cis tes , imony, or to put a similar question to another witness, provided the question put be material to the issue. He admitted that a party could not contradict his own witness, in a collateral point, with a view to impair ing the credit of the witness; but is this case, the questions objected to bore upon the whole transactioo, and were mate rial to the issue. Under these circumstances, the oouteadie. ties .ought sobs teen to the evident. Of the wituesTn e gi e did not fall with this rule, that a party canaot, when he is 21Ceby adverts evidence from his own witness, dimes wditasse by aoatredieting his statement. Mr. Crowder, in support of the rule, contended that a petty Rao salts hi. own witness ler hotter or for worm, and that Y tees not entitled to abnegate his own witness, when 'Aiwa ageless 10 his ems wee ginen by the wham. The question pas to the fadate, es+ to the other witaesses who fol lowed, wore met nisenislMllie imiee bat aellatorel qualms, the object of add* We le lateen the het witasse, whisk the plaintiff liegiresholud teem doing. The Cow wiii M spideei that the learned judge was right in ellowleg t question to beut to the whines her NU. It was ekes OP the learned judge would net have allowed ether glimmers as have been sailed to eentrudiet the winsome, had she denied Wog node a different stesenaent. The dbihiedis MOM to be askimg s "miss et I this met of the witness la the box, sad Who( other wit nesses to seetradim bite. It was in cootie:Ma with this part of the sass that the oat, difileuity arose. The . questises pat to the talker of the plainti ff end the otter warmness, weld not be regarded u eollateral. Toe witness Tremlia bad theows imputed's', on them witness** by saline that they had tampered with her, and made her tell lies. It meld not be held that, under these airosaistaums, the party should be precluded, whew he milled these wham's' iato the hoz, free removing sash Journalises by asking them if they were true or not. It was sompsteet te ask thee question for this purpose. flush ciasetiewesaight not hate beea ezeittly material to the issue, bat the ware material to the ease, as setting up the plalotill's w • against whom serious 'tornados/a hail berm cast. The title, therefore, mast be discharged. Rule discharged. COURT OF RANIERUPTCY—TIUMEEDAY. Serous *a. Ommemarowna PAWL IN in A. A. Warta. This was the adjourned last imandsatien meeting in the can of the bankrupt, who was &ascribed as a printer, of Bereerastratt, and who had been eonateted with a weekly naval and 'military publication. The sew ants which were Mad some time ago, extols& over the period from the let January, 1841, to tits 19th Dieelaber last. The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditces, 9641. ; farther debt, of 6,3191 are partially covered by property worth 4,2851. His capital is put down at 4,2731. ; Inmate from literary labour, 4,8411. Tin assets were estimated at 4331.; law coats, 2,2871.: interest, 1,1331. ; sundry expenses, 2311. ; personal ditto, 4,0371. The bankrupt pawed without ("pulite% or remark. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONII, June 27.—Tbr.uahout the past work the bop, hive had a continuance of warm genial weather, and the bine hag advanced rapidly ; they appear an a most healthy carli , ion, and c ear of vermin. Notwithetandine this improvement as well NA the diminish^il chances of iniurr from en attack of vermin, the dote is still quoted by rime at 164.004. We cannot quite understand this. None will deer that our pre.ent prospect is well worth one cwt. per acre more than it was three weeks ago. This at the peso rat extent of plantation, wood produce more than 2 0 ,00 1. old uuty. If the duty was worth lou.oir./. three weeks .go, it is better worth 1 , 10,0001. now. A very favourable season might raise it to :.O,OOW. and an adverse Inc may 'et reduce to 100,0410/. and under. One fact wears plea/I.d to record, there is leas talking of '• betting" this year than ever we remember. Perhaps Come parties have taken tie hints that have been offered for their ,onsideration. East PECK RAIL—Our bias is very slack, and notilook• ing near so well as our neighbours. WZAT PiCa:HAW—We an* growing well, but in some plate. there's as appearance of mould. TVDELT —Tile bine is growing wry fut, and looking well; in foe it never looked better. 8 CWT.—We are doing well, and have not hitherto seen any vermin worth notivlng. TINTO24.—We are lot king extremely well. BRENCHLEY —The young proun s are Being well, and seine of them are most I'muriant. On the old grounds they are very indifferent, and begin to look yelmw. YALDING.—In some places we are growing beautifully, but in others the bine bean rather a sickly aspect. Loose —We can only report what we said last week, that , we are all bright and clean. BIUMTED -mr., are improving wonderfery, and thiLk that we bare some of the healthiest bine in the county. East MI.LLINCL—The bins is growing a. fist u i! can grow, and looks most luxuriant. It is impossible to be doing better. BAIIMING.—Ttaa bine is improtti.g to appearance, and grows well. Lirraornwr.—We ars looking well in most places, but ben. and there our bine le dem BAST SurroN.—The bide is growing rapidly, and we ate looking and doing well. MARDZN.—Tne hine is growing fast, and we are very clean. Bouorrrox MONcneLssa —We are going on well. ATLZSFORD.—We are I , eking as well as we could wi , ll. litigrox.—We are doing pretty well—about the lame as lan week. WATI[RINGIBUILT.—WO were never looking better. EILIWORTIL—WO ere doing very well. THCALIT.—Ws aro going on w#ll, and the bine grows fess. Boxt.sy.—We are very healthy, and generally clean in madame. NitreLesest).—We keep from v rmin, and the bile growft well.. . _ Tea FAaLzwes.—Nothing could be doing better than the bilrin these puirbes. _ . cartati), Jane 27.—The late hot inn hu done a good deal for the hops in this neighbourhood, and they now look churning, showing every appearance of a good crop. TICIRVIUIT, June 27 —Toe Imp blues have made coasts &Table. progress curing the past weeL ; they are looking very healthy, and are quite clean. bagmen LET, June 2S.—The bine, here are growing ra pidly, and perfectly clear from vermin. Hamm!), Jane 27.—Oar bine looks thriving in mod gardens; still there is much weak and uneven that feel the efforts of last year's blight, and cannot do much. We have no by worth noCee. Wisvanwata, Jung 27.—Our best bins continues to im prove, but much et the weak bine in many gardens is not near the tops ef the poles, and at pee sent does not give promise of a gooderop ; we have no dy, or pent to none. "%VALl:mots, Jan. 27.—The bops in this parish and neighs Immix xl are will doing well. The thunder-storm last night was rather severe, attended with some heavy showers of rain and steer gees of wind tram the north east. Where the pounds lay exposed to that part. it has cut the bine to a [riding eaten% but nothing has yet mewed to prevent the appearance of a good crop. SWHI'IIaT, June 27 — The hops have made groat progress during the last ten days, and remain gusto tree from vermin. BVITED.—The hops arc very clean and healthy, and give hopes of a good crop. CIoWDZII, JUDO 27 —Sim* our hist report the hops have done weeders, ears the worst bias less made satisfactory progress, and we are quite clean, altruueb at the time this ex, to prow, per ham the wind may have done some damage; m sprrar.mccs speak so at present. Hansa, Juno are going ea quit, satisfactorily at present, ind clean. CHIDDIXOBTONS. Juno 26. Although SOM. uneven mounds are bibs found, we are going on eheerfalty, and quite exm. EDINAIRIDOZ, Juno 27.—The hops in this neighrsourtioud are growing very fast, looking very healthy, and seem nearly clear from gee sad Oy. 1121ISTMONCIVX, Inas 27.—We n bee , the bine grow faster. The late frosts, although severe, seem only to harden the bine. Mere are a few favuurite gardens, b ut,l generally speaking, we leak well in all grounds. Hong, Jana 27.—Looking well, and growing fast; cannot be /I?ing brtter.. . . . NlNTinitc Juno 27.—The thunder @bower has Fiera us a Ire-h start; the bine Is strong, and clean from Terrain. Asdnuaxitdet. Juno 27.—(letting en well. The bine grows rapidly, and has the aomeranne of health—no it v. WARBLITON, June 27.—We have had nothing to hinder. The weather seems to snit the bine, and we have mule considerable advance. WAIiTLIXO, June 27.—Lest night w• had a flips shower, the lightning was very vivid; It has done a great deal of good. Wo are getting on well in ail parts of the pariah. TM weathsr is solder attain t.thy, but It has dew us no harm as yet. We begin to show for beaneb. rOLD, Juno 28.—Hopo met -ally in this pariah are looking well: the tune i• In a healthy and crowing at de. PItYItURT, Juno 27 —Our hops continuo doing everything we could wish, and are elem. . . LAMUZZIWILIIT, June 27.—The hops are noire ahead; thel:are in •healtity state ; the fly nut worth notice. WADHUNIT. June 27.—Oar hope are doing well, and going het ahead. Let means we had a storm of thunder, light. ning, and race, which In some reasons would have been conaide , ed a wood ones; at present we have no fly to eve any unominoss about the crop. Otata Gamow, Woonoarr, June 116.—The hop biers are still very growing, indeed, and free from gy. Tho present weather we think very favourable for the eroga. OTIPORD. June 27.—We have to report a very beneficial charism slew lest week. The attack of the fly proved temporary, and the grounds are now pretty clear. The bine thins ..,very Wet. KMISINO. Juno 26.—The bias isareasto rapidly Then an no econplaten or the fly. Anat., Juno 26.—Ta• hope look Ter, promising ; the Igrounde arm bee from west% but le the "Chart " and other dry land the Woe appeals to want rola BAWLS, Jana 26.—The hi*. could scarcely be in • ZION lloorldale•eaftfitialb OATIIIIIBLD. Juno 26.—We go on SI wall NI list we.k, U trot baps.—Surrey Standard. Fautamox or 1851. Ths Apothecaries' Coin pssy of Leedom have voted the sew 44601.. and the Cutlers' owspasy, of Shefasid. have likewise voted the seat of 501. to the funds sow raking for eszrytog Into West sae saki- Woe el 1801. PUBLIC .4.4LF` JUNE 28.—8 r Messrs HOGUAItT. NORTO; a n d e , at Clio Mart.—Freelisld estate in .hr tsluvi of ht V",,,"' ~,died mogtereenan. contsiaiog 366 um, with ~,R l' . ,'. lie. stock, &: —sold for 1 0001. One undivided moiety of the Sans Sotici estate sr, . • ,. .ic, n. tains 297 earn-6001. Mann. Musoaova mad Galotoan, it the Idart.—T.,• henget, Beenteed-ron, Walsworth let for 215 r pft • Ir.. ~, held for 60 years st. 71:.-124.:4. Lstse of a homes, 12, Church street, CarebtrviL s., ' other prvmisee, predeeing in the whole 1 241.1 o; , p t , ,; t - "o ' ll . held for 651 years at 601.35. 2 1.-6nol. Mr. Monisann, at Gsrraway's —Tiro houses.:; a 44 ~ Downhan-roed, Islington, let for 691. per 'lieu, ho d f ,, ,, 923ean at 101.-6801. . Three houses, 46 to 48, Halliroretetreet, Isl.nr g 1261., tern 961 yeara at 1 81.-1,3351. ". ht Five for Five houses, Arlington. 'piste, Islington, let feolv ~ held for 78 years at 61 6e. each houee--sold in lon k ir 1.7,v .4. __,__. .___. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. thavaDAY, loot 21, It 4•611 y) • os the foilevicit 40.4 rind", The Kukla as! Shit, td it° ft. 74 (;enGenGtoenoelletttiethilewritni:elireer.z.r, 11:11ii.a:r...,4..:4;:,,r:,,',,---....,.:1,,, Wok ---. ------ Geßite Breeze '' ~"''' 7 Gentle Baru 4."'- ' " Gentle Bret e "r" " 6g Ottani ie., r ye...,,. 4'4 castle iiniest Gentle brim • r 'r"--. " Calm ' , v., • Cale (lenVe Breen ' i t ' - .7 . * Gentle Ittee>4. i• ...; . . . Litlil WAS Wrong Isn't. 1 • ' -''' Gentle genes. ; • • . - ^'rr Gentle Breve. • • ' " '.. Gentle Orme • , OAR . Stem, Bete,* r . • Gentle knee, • ' • • • •" 4 / Gentle Iln-ese r . Ottani Breen i. • Gentle Breen,. ' • ' THIS II Strenghth of Wind. Gentle Breeze. • Tbs State of the Weather at Nisei o'clock yerarday arranged in order of latital Naas of ?Isom. Connie Winn. PLiIIOUTU 80111 HAMPTON Dam minx FOUIMONII Bktaroc roman.' .... Mame. 5W1.111.0111 Ozroas rhocciina Cams/boa Tumours Yak OWN Osswi __- - .... ...- 110LTIMAL MAJMILBOTU WZMIT Sim, . tiAeruisoot BLATTOCI ......... Br WICE OWOOW F.hisserasa Wind. N.N.W. iiir. N.E. as LL ILL NW. &L W. The returns from the following planes did • v. r office in time for i.uhlicatinn )e,tfr,i, 7; indicate the state of the weather oa Theniay mortal/ gi nuts o'clock. Poem' Mimes 5W1,111031 IN :4nrr.IKLD MINIMS ..., N.& N.1..* E. sm. N.Y. N. &W. (mine line re erten Brefrt- Gentle Itreeze Sunni breere Gent. Vretre Ganr.e neneee GeLt:e Preett Cody SHIPPING INTELLIGESCS. (Pees ow Neteepeadente, the • Shier./ starer dal .yl. CASUALTIES, Anna Wilbe'mins, Runner, from D eururcrrw-; L was stranded on the Island of Jule, on 23, and has fire feet water in her hold; ~for Norden, June 21. Neptune (screw it ),1111i1Cd nut evenirg for I' put hack, having been in contact with the z Alesuder, ot Dever, from Hamburg, in t:.t •+. latter suck immediately; crew saved by the ; Gravesend, June 28. AILRIVID. MAILS. Balaban Holland Lisbon Pacific ladia Tin Southampton India Ea Ma, Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havennab West India Brasil ARRIVED. Aorta-off Seaford, from Mrs/AS-off Falmouth, Juno 26, from ANN• Mama- t June V, from AMblaaa-Sit Gravepend, June :9, from Alsaa-at Gravesend, June 29, from SlOTltaatir -at Graremod, June 27, from Br-serum (1.4.)-at Liverpool, June 2 9 , from BICkI , IIALL"-at Portsmouth, June 27 from mRu Parma Patin J -at Plymouth, Jute CRAILICI-at Da/UW.l4th, June 26, from Rumen-off Falmouth, June 26, from Cusnata-at Quondam, June 26, from Caucus-at Gravesend, June 20, from Emits Da hi syr -at Granters], June 2 9 . GIZA? Barran'-06 Plymouh, June. 26, Grams-at Liverpool, June 24, from J4)IAICa -al Greenock. June 2G, from Jolts Fox -at Yarmouth Roads, Jute 2 , 1.41,1 Bsevas -off the Start, June 25, Jiang-et Sunderland, June 26, frsm . Lou , -at Greenak, Jute 27', room .... . 11 mans- at Cowes, June 27, from.... MAJ•tITIC -St Felmuath, June 26. •:o ‘11.1,441111-at Gravesend, June 2 9 , fi Sumo -at Gravesend, June 27, from Nina-at Portland Rude, June 26, Roectrs-at Gravesend, June 2 9 , Rnntar Suit-ofr the Stan. JUT esrastmov-at Poole, June 27. Sao- at Queenstown, June 26, Sat/MIMS CAnut -at etakonibe„ Jun _ SPARTAN -Oir Falmouth. June 1:6, fT , MI lirmllos -at Gravesend, AMC 2 4 , fr Yteroasa-at Gravesend, June 2', Z xsouta-at Plymouth, June 27, fr fwm !r , m . from BAILER A..—from Penzance, June 211, to Aar.aztAA —from Liverpool, June to APR.—from BriMol, Juno VI, to Asm—from Gravesend, June ..... Ammea —from Graveeend, June 2., to Ramp—from Gravemnd, June .2S, to emeaau—from Queenstow , , June a% to Cooeracz—ham Liverpool, June 2S, to . Comers:ma—fro n Bristol, June to Emu. Lewes. na—from Gravesend, June 2), EARL or Curti.—from Newport, June 27, Fum4—from Liverpool, June IS, to.. Moores—from Gravesend, June 2.. to MAico Pow—from Newport. June :7. to Niue—trona Newport, June 27, MANCIIIICSTIM—from Gravesend, June 2', Noaretatant.Ann— front Gravcsead. June :- I'mm-rya—from Crammed, Jane :7, t.• Possums —froze Gravesend, June 2., t• elLratAl—from Newport, June '27, to ..„ lance—mom Newport, June 27. to MAraimoo—from Liverpool, June 20, to Wneraams —from Gn,vesend, June 2s, to Vi 38111.6 SPOKEN WITH ALystroN. from Madras for L Jane IN Lg. 12.44 W. Lrrma ram, from St. 1 for 1.06 , 1" JUDe 20 . Lit 44 N Loartes FtAniso.—The lobster fishir; John o'Groaes Journal) h , e been prosecuted activity sad moat succr.ifully no the ewes of th . .. 7 during the laae two or theta w malts. At pump t .0 i • sherry etatieee, when there are fns Is 5.-04 w• ploys& the takes have hitherto walk. [Advertisement.)—A LIFE ONE or THU Hr.aoaa or Warw..; Marl. 1:4,- k• vi 11, , n •, 'f 1 1 1/011WIT noun,. : ••• •,• -- leoTmrern Nathan, Vorlothtre, ,•‘•• ••• rheumatism and rheumatic gout. ll• . ••• 't ••• • • ' • and disfigured with sub of every • • • • ,71 week. be was wholly unable to taidki . •• o • • wend medial men (Ailed to do him •' • • k . ""L' Holloway's pills and ointment wet: to• • • , ' means be haa been restored to be...a1l -". • • - &Waists, and at radiator Haulms' , • •• London. BIRTHS, ILtRRIAGRIL AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AUtITIN.—June 14 at the Retry, Bread•wect-h...:, Mr, t• of a *on. C11111 , .1t4. -June 25, at Witt&attl-bill, Suw•a. the a:!e. ('uncle, Kay ,M. ,of a d tughter. ORl'CrtHlN.—Juno 23, at Chteltoter, tho ntf' ot 11. M. I M.D., of a Poo. MAITLAND.—June '2 4 . at l'poer , ornioar-euevt, the wife of the Rev. R. of a aon. ItAIISAY.—gum 25, at Le.uoilitton,lo.ly Louas Wara:aa IL‘ of &daughter. MARRIAGES. GTIATER—GIRBON.—June IS. at Kettering. hy the I`• P. Chewy. WA., Rector of N.intouh. the K. P. S. Ileataaaster of Acton Graimusr.seturel, Chevh:fei *' daughter of W. Gibbon. Foil. =LIS —BIDWELL—June 17. et St. George's. Ilanwer a; o, the Rev. W. C. Bidwell. M.A., Vutz of r. too. N. 1. Coe.: Marko. wooed am of Su. H. lints, KM* Pflttriiso Liritiah Museum, to Lucy Atm. woes,' Jeuigitter of J. 11-.15... 1 of ratit-plaab St. Jeweinsatreei. HART—WTATT.—June 26, at the Abbey Church. tt•ett V by the Rev. t.. W. T. Pale. the Rev. C. Kist, In.vouhelt .e Panora,. Mtilitlerei, to Elisabeth Deborah, vetoed Jsughter late H. Wyatt, RAN of Yarn-11111, Rama. PRATIIS. BAIRD.—June 17, at Sloone-atreet, the ll,w. Ember ibario. 1.• • widow of the kw KiJ•wlkaenl J. Hunt ORERYAWAY.—June Si, Gras; eldest ti.luelue , of Yr. Greets.• ItOt/11.—.1 . tur 24, athunee stnet, Iluckletthxas V.Lace, T. 11! . 1CICIINZ1 . 12.—Jiatr 25, Marla. Tottenham, thir.l ft. of 02A11.—huis 24, at Beeson. Ozoa, the Rev. W. (l m. PARCIDL—Jam IS, it ills4lnom unty seta Parke% Pig., ul WLJIeEn I.ptACO. Mretzumeeron the you of Mew. Pyfated sad pablieol by Ntuaar Ms" at No. S. sillel• lir Coq et Lbodoe, Mow, at Lbw lam I- 0 "... 7 ""' OW, Si the wilt at 111116sidanh—dannukA Jois it 3ft'. I 1 t