The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-12 00:00:00

intelitaente• 1 • COURT Or QUEEN' BENCH.—Tows SWUM la I, ollo .—ssroas Law comm.. Bx. T A ". ma , anon, nue. asp ClOlllllllll,. gain II Ira. 1111111111 SAKIII/L-111-ADle.suss 07 As AT. 1011111111 T TO PIIACTI 4 2. The SIIIIIISSW this 404 tlPOrttd is ear per of Oa lanky bevies hem eciadatitA The Coen sail %hes weal& Wu time W wider *eh 011W1111 e. LIWU —llllMtlI OP OMITIACT. Yr. Hash Bill reeved for a role to set ebb the juarsost iu this ease. It ass ea masa WousM bp the plelati, the crs:er Pelbssoll, orbit the aellmisat, the well eigrever, foe sot oempleelas the siege of 811 Ulm. Lou.bese picure o. the " Oars Dose * At the teal it =seri atilt isedist shoal* hi WWI he wititth ass hawkweed U the piste woe esespleted within • leasselie sed to the emberalea of iltr Zelda Lead ers:. Oa the lithe/ Yap lost the Arkradeet:toek the piste to the *halt sepias it ass esatpleted to Sr Main Lead s/wee eatislestime, sad Use pialadrasii be *abed U bats Ids appeovel. Bowever, ea the 7thrJudllselat was eye Om sealants stair Ed Landow, *at the plats wastes faishoi osierliog to comma The Court wetted a rule Ida. BAIL COURT.—Jabs 11. inTOPOS u same.—swiss NIL mous ominous. In us Lit ATTOI.IIIT. Mr. Maaisty moved for a rule calling on an attorney to show oases why he shield not be struck off the rolls. The ailliavits se which the application was made stated that • person panted Dodd was tenant to a Mr. Lamb, end on the Ist of May he received an application for compensation for alleged damage to • farm. He went to consult the at tong to qaestion, sad paid 10s. for his advice, which was that be should get 20i. and bring it to the *Kong, who would endeavour to compromise the matter. Dodd basing °biased the money pee it to the attorney, sad afterwards eadeavoured to get a settlement of the affair, bat he was always pat off by the &florae', who said he had paid the money but bad sot the receipt wife him. Various slaws Inn =aide frem time to time, bat it was ultimately discovered that the mow/ bad not been paid, nor had any attempt bora made so 'Etta the affair. Mr. Jostles Wightman said the rale bad better be to pay the moasy or answer the matters in t h e affidavit Rule aceordiegly. COURT OF COMMON PISAIL—Jums 11. tomes , el Ii•WOD.—•ISOSS CCM JUSTICE JESTS& XS. JUSTICE NANA ace. JearsCl CIUMISWSLL. SSD us. JC•TICI CSOWD , SS. JOHLI 111. OZCZALLIN—ACTION TO SHOOTS& TH3 AMOUNT Or AN all TARATID 111100011111ANCE. The defendant in this case had been indicted for oon &piracy, the indictment bad been removed into the Court of Queens Bench, and the plaintiff had become bail for the defendant. It happened, however, that his recognisant,* bad been sweated, and he now sued to recover the amount of it, 401., from the defendant, as money paid to his use ; and there was another count in the deelaratiou on two bills of ft:cheep. The ease was tried before Mr. Justice Wil• Bass in Middles's, and the verdict was 'stared for the plaintiff for 801. 4i., subject to leave reserved to stove the court to reduce the verdict by deducting the amount of the re cognisance. In the course of the present term emotion was accordingly made and a rule granted, aad on Saturday last the matter came en for argument. It was then contended that any contract to indemnify against the retreat of recog nisance in criminal matters would be against public policy, and would tend to impede the course of justice, and there• fore that the sport would not inter the eziatenoe of any such contract. Toe Chief Justice now delivered judgment. It was un necessary to decide whether, if this were a contract to in demnity against the consequences of 'strut for a party not appeariog to try an indictment, there would be a good cause of action; for the point did not arise. The plaintiff became bail for the defendant on a charge of misdemeanour, and the recognisance was conditioned that the defendant should appear, plead, and try the ladiellmeat. He did appear aed peed, and the sem wee tiled in his absence, and he was convicted. assisling to the operation of the statute of William red Nary the bail was liable for the cams, and ;so the sesegaisenate were retreated. Thereupon the plaintiff beweght We action to recover the amount of the rusgaimee se paid and he contended that thee. win an implied to indemnify him, and that he was addled W ranee spa a want for mosey paid for the see of the defendant. The isle wee mug es the penal that It wee Illegal Ina crier sal use that wish a sum* shield exist, mid that the law would sot presume that between a Mahn' .(wider and lie bail there wee a contract that Me should imilmisify the ether. There lieildhowever, leis nothing like that ia the pelmet asset bet ha these bees way with unmet he thought it would bus izzr. bat if there had been on express promise ea against the nos•payinent of costa it would law been legal. mad that being so, he wu of opiake that they should infer a contrast to indemnity to that extent. A contract to in demnify against the consequences of noa-appearance would have been illegal and the court would not have inferred h e but a contract to indemnify against costa would have been legal and the court would infer a contract to that extent. The plaintiff here having been called on to pay the reser sleuth in censequence of the non-payment of costa by WI defendant, be wu entitled to be indemnified, and could re cover the amount as money paid to the Us of the defendant his principal. Rule discharged. GIANT f. GOINNISII.-2111 seaxlTAPLa 3LIIICTION. 1 The Chief Julia said that they had smoldered this ease. and were of opinion that the delesileat's emasel might Salm a rale epee all the points. Bele pealed. --- —....szto—.llTNl 11. TER loan caw moon, AND UV= P• 433, MATT, AID 114T01. 110110• N V. PO3IIIOOOII.—JODOMIXT. The Cann, in delivering jedgment in this 043 e, said tM was whether the defendant was entitled to the ma e le tcy, where neither this plaintiff nor defendant WOO powest when the muse was called on. They were ad se both poetise were squally culpable for sew that the defendant meld not claim mete by m J m of the *MOW not appeuiag. udgment immilsgly. (ILIUM, MM., V. ZW•IT.-3.1010T Or SHOOTITIO. Thieves a genial am for the opinion of the court on the ooniersalion of a lona eat se parliament, which gave a right welt Imes Graben le Abet, fhb, fowl, and hoot, over curtain lands on the Imam of gat/end. The question was whether the set gyre lie Jons• Grahame, as lord of the moor, the right el alheening wee the leads appertaining trymoor. NA is Ohs enespaiss al the Meads. o= st appeenifer the pi wog Mr. Pawns fee Me A TM wrests in the wise, which was part heard, haring The Oesrt took time to consider theirjudgment. TOMO= V. DINSDAL3.—ALLIOID 7010311 OP TIP 111011•TV1I TO • OVID. COURT OF 11117010/ a •nao.—W This was an ache* directed by the Court of Chancery, by which it mu sought to recover the sum of 1,6001. said to be owiog by the defendant, Mrs. Charlotte Hinsdale, upon two mortgage doom, the gloaters to which instruments the defendant denied to be bore. Theorise was tried before the Lard Chief Baron, at Guildhall, &MN the sitting elle Hilary term, when a verdict passed he lie defendant. The plaintiff, it appeared, in the rem 11117 made adrenals to Mr. Frederick Din:dale of two sons. @inserting to 1 ,0 1 4 use the security of the two wimpy deeds hi gamin, Wish purported to have hew ennuis& by Mrs. Models ma kw sin Freatelek. Them deeds 'bowl Mrs. Dims ides Ws Winn in arra ere % and her sea his Tevel► assay rarest in the MINN with the to of LOOK end Iseseest at ire per east. In answer te the maim Wm • Demi& pleaded that the signatures to the Weds were that the add gorge/be wen @emulated by _her Dlmelelewhe es be eddy aredel the ionilinews ef Bewelas, mad wen Me &ULM, 2=lbe monied w skier .1 Mr. Thome Mature a ,is Landes. Ablest ale time Fredealek, who had indulged la eztramesat harts, farmed his nether that Mr. Beeradaile had eemesesed to take him tate pertneeidp, At this iatelligenee Wiz& Mender was statweally ash mewed, hot at the seam shoe her saziety was asseldwiable, as she Ka not know where the arm was to Mae frees, let was ambled ea her ma samba her thee be had a Mond who wadi eight him to any amount whisk wield be =ilby lan Denredaile. The pertnemblp wee entered ell mar see visit es In rants yews to all onward appeereass. whoa~ie away wee emertehied that Tboderich was so dee* lonerni that be wee obliged to abesead. A fiat in tnakeupoey nee thee Weed ageism him, end Meioses', outlawry wee preshimed. Mos. Mondale bed eulheed oath hom them eventi b end bee Mmes. wes mated by sessivbig as mere ben a Mr. Immems to the effect mug be was Moat to bee lease and papery seder • mertgege died seeerind Or pent Wel In default of the payment of interest, lilm. Diendele denied ameneed the deed, bat idthestely, it the den her sea Themes and with the dew of bee ▪ Ireedenek hem egs : slie bad leleelpild sad ustlertosh te the pelselpel Karen, bevies se ether deft ask apes be.. Manly Kw the menet 'WONT stele bb doweilds, bet Mrs. Dismilale vernier I the deeds semen Mr. Theme Menelng e the oidesorm lhe was sand to DlmedelifeKiptimm. 111 =1 beWulnte ON et Ore fink a ltMelbmbeW to Pondodok Dim Isle to peewee Ms. Damailes dew hie. 116 bed was Mom' to Ns ass wili—ao was rbismires alipslse, Mon the Olike et that Metemeat Wald ihe mewl deed et kb Mtn Men Die deli at the Wel Kiderilly @nese that she bed set eaty Weer emoted the desists hat that she led no bend el thoh:milenee elin bee math War term She *Wm MOW OW the Winner emiontd say deed 16.114elele.fbe me wrote AZlCll l it ill ei ghinas seekao teas Pebildili• Ulm we a Knot eseillel to the evidesse addend en belly the visioning** kr the deleadmit. eel the left it le Kelsey le &Me hi villa lift fag Tb• ui7 Mrs.* la she Iheams. NNW tera Kr. oblideed a leis a new en the gnarl el the "Whit emir* Indium and ea side. Mee Med by ..d id Feedielehanielre sad ahem liar tfiisdM sited aisislir NNW* bed 'sat • DIN • Owl 2 lob Dm At Y 1444 es sw 1 1w 2 us A• bi di MI Y bi M 44 1 • I I I , - . THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1L 1855. ibis b. - piaea 0 1 • 1.0 4 A almost lassesible, end nwesweeistes or nnet *se pies e- A . imam Jim ask hull tap, mid, that she q t y Mihnhiftft titri/the alarm led bee& ghee, mad ni lasi bt hue M besesit. Het linshined was sent Iffm sod • siossoss suss ME, sad deka dads *ea senile • staMilintof her baring Men tabbed and assaulted by a man. The deisedeas Masse then said that at Ma time the bed NM Ws is tem wee that eanae thing terrible mittli berms, es she bed had a dunned dream Me night Mho% GO Ills dsimisas repeated whet bar blob's* seid. Crospezesdaed—Wheess remised with the defendant during the weenie'. Ma abs fainted twice, and also was seised with violist essmilimo, and it was with oonsidm able difficulty that she was able to keep her from injuring bereslf. the had se illenbt that they were real fits. Is enema to • question put by Mr. Ryland, the witness said that she did not think any me meld ham put oe such ea appearance as that exhibited the defendant. Kr. J. H. Cook, a surgeon rah 1. Me Minorite, de posed that he was called in to me the en the even ing in question, and found bar Ades 0.11 the hate of the witness Koster, insensible, sad WIWI to speak. he was bleeding from the nose ; and ars essinining Shehe dis covered two abrasions on the eight temple, and also a con tused wound on the bask of the head. He was now of opinion that all these injuries might have been caused by the defendant herself. Crom-examined—Upon the trial of the man Mellott, wit sem was examined es • witness for the prosecution. He did not then say that the injuries might have been caused by the promentris, because he was sot asked the question. He considered that the wound at the back of the head might have been occasioned by the &toadies knoeking it against some hard substance, such as the corner of a mantel-shelf. He had never is his experience met with a ems where a had wilfully caused himself sash an injury r . I:evidence at the former trial he stated that the injuries ware is all probability inflicted by a stick that was fined in the his.., and such en instrument would certainly bevel messiened them. There was blood on the stick her sel f saw it. If the defendant had indicted the injuries by that moms she must have tied her own bends after wards. On the 11th December he was aware the defendant was Wes tamithe;advanced in the family way, and she had sine, bees delivered of the child that was now in her arms. During the mining the defendaet bad • violent fit. It was undoubtedly a real one. By Mr. Hyland—ln the fint instance witnesswron of course had not the least idea that there was anything gin the matter, and his suspicions were only aroused upon the de• fondant making the sewed charge, end be then formed the opinion that she might have caused the injuries herself. By the Court—lie did not consider It would be a very easy thing for a woman to have mused such injuries to her- NIL She mat have received &Ivory violent and painful blow to hays issued the injury that appeared upon her nese, and it bled profusely for • missiderable time afterwards. He bad no doubt whatever that the convulsive flu were gesuine, and the defendant was lasensible and almost ribeless when he tint saw her. The whole of the injuries were of a nature likely to be produced by such a weep= II Oa stick that was produced at the former trial. James Litt le,:a City policeman, deposed that the defendant made a statement to him with regard to the circumstances ender which the robbery had been committed, and described the man, and in comequence of that description he appre hended Mellott. By Mr. Ballantine—lt was entirely from the descrip Mrs.tion given by the defendant th at he apprehended him. Harrison particularly deo:Abed him as having on a neck. kerchief of a particular description, and Mallen was wear ing one of exactly the same sort when he took him into eus tody at the ;many theatre. Penny theatres, he mid, were the resorts of bad otteracters. Flank =ether officer, who accompanied Little, proved that Mellott &palmed he was innocent of the charge, and gave his riot Wiese. Charles Ilallett was then examined. He said that his real name was Limos Marriott, and he described his occu pation as that of a labourer, and at night he acted as " officer," end keptorder at the penny theatre s where he was taken into custody. He declared moat posiively that he was quite innocent of the robbery, and said that he did not even know where the Bull Inn-yard wu,and he accounted for tie manner is which he had passed the whole of the even. log on which the robbery was represented to have been committed. Upon being aces.ezantined he said that the reason he assumed the name of Mellott was that he had formerly been a bad character. which he explained by saying that he had been a fighting man. He said that when hi was liberated from custody a half-sovereign was gives to him, and since then he had received an allowance of five shillings a week from the Mansion-home, sad this was all he had to subsist upon, Some other witnesses were then examined, who, to a certain extent, confirmed the statement of Mallets as to the manner in which he had passed the ereniag of the robbery ; and this elouid the ease for the prosecution. The Recorder, when the wink of the evidence had been adduced, said it appeared to his be be insaisient to support the charge. They might in ekes*, te the conclusion that the man Mellott was lassos% sad dist the defendant had made a mistake as to his ideadtyreally could not see how the jury, spas the facts basal them, could ease to the conclusion that so robbery bed Y velst of fact boss committed, wbishthey must do beim they could con cise the defesleat. TM aeumstanese of the ease were undoubtedly meet nrpterions and eztaseedinary, and it was a very primer matter to be fully inquired into, but it ap peared to him to be very doubtful whether the defendant had not told the truth with regard to the robbery, and that she had merely made a mistake with regard to the identity of the man who had committed it. Mr. Ryland said he was certainly in his lordship's bands, and after the opinion he had expressed he felt no difficulty in withdrawing from the prosecution. A verdict of Not Quaff wee accordingly taken. There was a second charge of the same kindaint the defendant, but it was arranged that it should n ot be s t tken until Friday morning. is the Dean /Ceres of this day week, was mini ;1: 4 1 . ! the her. before Mr. Elliott. Mr. Solomon, who *tended for the pesseesties, said EMI shim the former examination eireuesessr im ag bikes OM iNdesieg the defeadast to altar his sod be reser expressed hie anilines. to take the proliemeelMilie_ Me In feet the families of the parties led irmini .slyagend the matter, and it wee the wish of tie (lb. MlMenteles) l silents not to 'any the ease say further. Mr. Elliott asked whether the mosey *biased by Me =free the infor tria bed be autioe sn e i n th rerned a , no etier row armee abl Me. tomes the prisoner, when KW Hill, the pstrix, stepped Into the witne.s-box. end after some limitation stated that she had got back 601., all she required, or wished for. Mr. Elliott—At the last examination it was sedentood the whole of the money obtained from the Toting woman &mild be restated to her. Under the cleats/titaness the ease must go to the session. Mr. Binna—l hope your worship will give us a day or tyre to reflect. Mr. Elliott—l have so objection to remand the peleseer for a week, and if in that time the money is brought bea t the emanate': and her friends may do as they please. The prisoner was then remanded, bat ro ta short time after Mies Hill appeared before Mr. Elliot, and, present. ins a Bask of England note for 1001. to him, said she had ju.t received it, and was perfectly satisfied. Eke aim begged that the prisoner might be discharged. Mr. Elliott having been made 'mandated with the fast that this note wee the property of her mother, and formed no part of the money obtained from her, and that in point ] of fact the pawner had not returned &shilling, said the re mand should stand as before. Oa a subseouent application by his solicitor the prisoner was admitted to boil, himself in 4001. and two sureties in 2001. each. operas., irialiiarmijsmiel a 'tee eramio Wm of these pieties by nommiedis Ifir Freud* Thinker. is aPPsels. en WWI it ihe bisaile. today woe erehistAlss Ms. mid Inta gm inslenee is width the meth wee milth est tos sp Is swab gbe 'Meat le engem taw dram geoid have bees eddies& when *s w o k p o em Thine W wee seem of werpelea, as the ism hail bo th gent Ow ei hem Othesdeltimeli Via efilisellepseessa eassialeg Mr. Preisriek Dirtie d sal bis vie% who este asset am eanailkbr gosamisies. it mad that Let P. Diamthii wee anthem of 311. 11 greln ° g sb . e :V enemy it the martgegth. Jostles mull sot be dose by oath s vsdie. Mr .Do m Ablerses , -We would not pay the slightest st ele Ids emmitheiss W mnamissies. eleThesiger.-Mtem was ea affidavit which stated t o w ethedaste Waken' pan book matained en tries of the liiihnese sums reaped from the mortgagee. To this Ms. BMW& replied by mattes that her gonfldenee is her ems woes, rem that she gels him power to draw bar WAN% aid that she bed not men the page books ham the pew nth tin the day of the trial. The learned eensosi premeded to thameterise the voluminous aldavits pet Is se genemiatt nem the form of restaging then that els simple delessest Whets. He hoped the wort--ms thes wee peg* a vistas for the eonsieersties of a jury -wealth ina MONO She verdict, which would hare the sleet of 'gale pleats Mrs. Dimedale in a most painful po- Sties. Kr. Playas followed it the same side. Mr. gad Mr. Oisselve appeared in oupport of the stle, ma paassibi with the argestats intl. ease, whoa The emirt Intimated that they would ebetain from giving thearjudgment at length, for reasons which wore obvious, as that course might operate against the plaintiff ; bat they were unanimously of opinion that the rule must be made absolute fir a new trial on payment of amts. Rule absolute emordingly. STRUMS AT WWI TIDIS, AT WIINTIDNITZI.--117011.1 NUL SAVOR ALDIDION AND COIENOII mina 'ISLAS e. TALIOT.-000'4 SOLD AID _ Mr. Chambers and Mr. Phloem appeared for the *la. tiff t and Kr. Serjeant Shoe and Mr. Malcolm for the de fliminaL Ti. sialatif le • tailor sad draper, carrying on business at Wohingbane; and the defendant is an °Meer in the Ibis Brigade, cad ma of the Ron. and Rev. Arthur Talbot, reuses et Ingest». near Stafford. The action MU brought le Newer 411. 7'. Id. for clothes supplied to the defendant sad his sensate, during his residence at Sandhurst, where the liability wee incurred at the time be was a minor, and he now pleaded infancy, and the payment of 161 into omit. It appeared that the defendant was allowed before he sr tered the army 1001. a year by his father, and had kept lee hems and two grooms at Sandhurst, where in the space at fear mouths he incurred the liability, which the plaintiff sought to mover. Mr. Baron Aldereoa told the jury that the question dim bad to determine was whether or not the goods supplied were necessarily suitable for the station in life of the der (mdse. They were bound to act according to the law at the land, which said that infants could not pledge thek credit for what was not absolutely emissary. Clod** doubt were necessaries when supplied to a mennasida amount, but it was a very different thing when the eegdeerJ was the ease. If they were satisfied that the gmelle le* famished to eseses they would find to what extent, mg Ithel their verdict accordingly, deductive the amount they fiend dived resemable and necessary from the plaintiff's claim. The jury. after a short consultation, said they found a verdict for the plaintiff for 341., that being the amount for **es supplied to the defendant and one of hie grooms. It,. Barra Alderson said that verdict could not stand. When a similar verdict was returned on the former trial the *pitiless of the court was unfavourable to it, sad it had bees set aside. It would become necessary to have another sew trial, sad be mast report that he was very much diniatiefled est* the sadist. After asmiderable discussion between the counsel, and in order to amid anew trial. it was agreed that a verdict should be entered teethe plaintiff for 61. cad costa, inclusive of the 161. paid Jute envy. OOURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--.Ttna 11. • petition in bankruptcy was opened by Kr. Count's winner Fans against Wts. Seriatim, Sir John Dean Paul, Bart, aad Robt. Makin Bates, of 217, Strand. bankers sad navy seats. of 41, Norfolk•strost, Strand, trading tondos the etyle of Raiford and Co. Mr. Ball is the oMoial assignee ; Messrs. Lawrance, Plows, and Boger, we solid esn to the petitioning creditor. CENTRAL CRIMINAL Co ÜBT. The June eeesloa of the elosve ewe was opened yesterday morniag before the Right Hon. J. A. S. Wortley, M.P., Recorder of the City of Logsdon, Aldermen Hunter, Salo mon', Farneomb, and Wire , Mr. Under Sheriff Ferrer, Mr. Cade! Sheriff A. Cawley. ito. I Lades Myriam, a well-dressed, good looking young Inman, with a young infant in her arms, surrendered to take tier trial upon a charge of wilful and corrupt perjury. Mr. Ryland and Mr. Locke conducted the prosecution which was instituted by the City of London; Mr. Ballarat's; 11111 Mr. Parry were counsel for the defendant. The leaned counsel for the prosecution, on opening the ass to the jury, described it as one of a m ost unprecedented met astresedisary character. He said that the young woman at the bee was charged with committisg wilful and deli berate galney in this court upon a trial for a capital IMMO la galosh she was the principal tritest* and the datamest she the* made epos her oath wee alma- Ma to essior bra an object of the greatest maible spa pad. The primer, it appeared, was a seaefed woman, sad added with her husband ad two shildres in • small enement in Ball-vard, Aldine"; end a the erasing of the Unt Dumber, slat half-post S deka, a appeared that means was wee is the inn yard, and, ups sense persons gag foto the relmener's holm they had Me with her Male nod, sad with several weisirepes bee heed. The piles were smut fee, and, in enarenee el the statemeat measly the tieladinit as to the einewatness under which tie aselled the Weald *a appeared upon her pekoe, • ma alma Mesta Mallet was taken law custody, and -".mired her trial epee the capital sharp of Tabery, assompanisdi by violence. He was ultimately triad for OM aa" awl the dakedent, who was the principal wit see swami him. aware positively to the fact of his being the ma ameadted and robbed her. The prisoner was defanied by osumel, and not the least suspicion at this time errata to be Wended of the truth of the story tail by Ow edniat, ant the oaly defeace that was set up fee ihe rinse was that the pram:ark had made a mis take he litany, and several witnesess were sailed a f=aseadelibl, by showing that be was engaged in the pee- of •1111119 duties at • penny theatre the mirk beuetwed of Wassailers' at the time te a Whose ma alleged to hen been anabitted. The jaryMbiene Almelo the defuses, but admit any Itemitatka retnesel a wake of sen d , end charisma warden el Ms dal recorded, alai. SIMONS IMO oveandly esmaneel In sae of tran spoliation kw Mesa men. The plena weal ia all pro bability haws new bees a his way le ea at the penal edlimenla bat fir the wararddlemy sennesse that a very Lew Mrs after the eavielien bad taken plea, the Manila was toad ia • dialler again= in her= and she nreesented that • MOM attack of the seme kind had Ibsen made upon her, and that she sled' be able to Modify the persons who bad assaulted her. This, very naturally, created suspicion, and, is emeatlueMe Si =that ware made by *s ol id's', it wee alsody mem bat there was not the bust foundsdan La the statement el the defendant, ami • government Mt it to be their duty to grant • free peace to the saes MAW, who had been soovictad use the home amp, and beet was set at It was apse thus IMO that the wises cha wee erred sedan the adereirint. eat al th oegit h ewn we • position to saga any meths Lev bar eatraordiaary esedeet, the jury would say when they had bead all the MN whether they could have any namable Melt that upon the occasion of the former trial the defendant had deliberately and wilfully sworn to circumstances which she Mrac known had no existence. proof of the trial and conviction of the MY Kellett was pot in evidence, and Mr. Bakke, one el the shed-hand writers of the court, produced the notes of the evidence) given by the defendaat upon as essasion. HOT statement was to ths effect that she me ailing In her room about half-pest six o'clock in the dread •C the Ilth of December. with her two children, the eldest of whom was four years of ego, when • man who was carrying a bundle knocked at the door and told her M had brought her some drag caking work for Wiliam. She add that she asked him into her room and that he immo late* Mew out the midis ea said he mud have her eamay. and head her polka Sens bee pews rd took freak Ma* &Wags fa direr. TM wen thin subeeed two Oak, awl Mama le ameba &Mem if she made any aka, sad then beat ha with • dkk ant dames& tied bus haulm together with a rope sad heed her inn between two Main, in the minion ia whisk she was fund by do usightbents. !le said that she tiseeribeil the armat ure d the nume as • andalsk aamed Finals, and is eines gum arab, al' her she wanton the knowlegolght, ale 1!a Desenber, es • penal theatre is Whilesherd, when she saw the peaky Haste, sad immense* nest aka bin as the man who had sobbed her, and she swan maleekte We imiality. Jan Haney. a relearns at the Ball tap, sold that epos Mang Ibe alms an the melee a the 11th of Desember, he went Me the Ukase* Mums. and Mod bee is thesela ef amu mend =ester. Her Imes IPSINI * I I I tordbra asil as as binding ben oho temple, sad seamed almost leeredblo. Croweezeibte&—TM doeseirers beefs were tied tightly with my lama and he ae gi s: bit teeth le untie this. Than less Roe the eppeemes " ghase lag " is w mike' of the Tbe eMeie child el the ileseint Ist yea bee Ile tap, and pee Ms *rem tease a sees beg bled . bee seelbse. t he Mild tele imp met ibieblemed. =aster, a were employed la obi Mats pa omb* the ellen Vets by Yr defeatism's Md. be Ilist to her beery all end lisit jammed b oom tweeimik bkalalitig eral wands a b e y hem, See bomb 111.0 S., Mm e , ad ha mad the lad wileirebedieeme bkloseiniwitlie egad. OeureiNlllo6,—Theiebili wee peeesettosi she wry sub atielesel.' Vies tbe mem iambi* re i re l eree Med nod lbe we di ant Wok it Millie tie the gateau's to We tied it WINK at eb yells be I (wawa) Nell set Mee tied it meg ble sea melds is the wee mobot. The admiollt ei all spew Se kart him THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Thomas Smart, a determined-looking fellow, of about 30 years of age, with his right arm in a sling, was brought be fare Mr. Alderman Kennedy, charged with the following impudent highway robbery. Mr. W. Young, a plumber, residing at No. 23, Welling tan-street, Victoria-park, said—On Saturday afternoon, as I was walking in Mshopegate-etreet Within, I stopped to look at ea accident 10 a waggon, when a man, who effected his escape, made an attempt to abstract my watch from my waistcoat pocket. About a minute afterwards the priacmer came up tome while I was standing there and put hie hand into my waistcoat pocket, broke the ring from my watch, and separated it. lie took the watch oat of my pocket. I immediately seised him, upon which he threw the watch into the street. A man passing by at the time picked up both watch and ring, and gave them to me. I kept hold of the prisoner till a policeman arrived, when he was consigned to h custody. The policeman, who searched the prisoner, maid he [mad only a penny on his person. The prisoner, in his defence, said—l came out to buy a bottle of medicine for my head, and was standing behind the prolocutor, in trent of whom was another young am, who stele the watch. The prisoner was committed for trial. CLEIMENWELL. R&M Williams, a bright-eyed, intsilipnt-looking lad, but who was clothed in a most filthy state, was charged be fore Mr. Conk, with being found destitute in the Caledo nian-road. Sergeant Cotter said when the boy was brought to the station I sent him to the workhouse, bat the porter refused to take him in. It was is the middle of the n%ht. I believe the lad hes no relatives or friends. Mr. Carrie—Then the sooner the rules of the workhouse are altered the better. Constable Gray .aid—Bari y this seeming I taught the boy in the Caledonia& Inioh-taids. He and esether boy are in the habit of sleeplng eveo Sett is the Immo boles MSG heaps of new bails It fie nos Swarms pasties, for the prisoner and wan boy *sea straw there to sleep on, and if a Ire 1101. Ugh tsd in front they must be smothered. This isenlog the MOM boy was not there. Prisoner —Bet he will be thin Insight. The lad, who appeared very intelligent, stated, in reply to Mr. Corrie's gwaseiens, that he had no relatives or friends. His father, who was a shipwright in a nan•otwar, was WWI in the Bleak Bea. The news ease to his mother by lefts and she died in live days after the " worry." He did net knew whom they kind, me when ski was buried. Wham Ms melba died, the leadlerd Mid, "Toe must go away," mad he was tweed owl beers abe wax buried, and did not me bar again. He wee 12 years old. Mr. Carrie said the tale, if Su, entitled bias to sympathy. He should make an order for his immediate admission into the workhouse. Deems, apparent poorest and most wretched class of prestlbatee, was charged with unlawfully having to her peiseeds• a very large and handsome filar trailed Hook of Cissman Prayer. It appeared that the had oared the book in pledge at the shop of Mr. a pawsineker in York-street, who inspecting that it was Imyeepolgeeine by gave istfiesaation to the pollee, to whirls her emus the rimer had also appealed cm trim that Kr. War rebid to restore the book, ass ad ios* WINES wk. Thepromme, via celled era to roast for bac; war of is be*. maid that she vas welkin is streera Sinelay Wei whoa a geatlemass sae bar, and wised her te ism vie. He attorwards meorpared her limb rae of Ohre. Am they yr about %leave, her ort e rshe mated to be ais eoppossam, severed le _pi slug WM bir Ke that said that sooner the. be Misimmuvre. he would give her the her is quoin, rib ves irk twe giros, mud that dere are prehesker Mr bee es ie. She desired mar aespheiloally that OM whale if hes illilumrst wee tree. and Out she had gra the preen= her pew address. ice: lucid Waned nein* no had 4....0 t The .acetone replied an mho bad. Mr. Anil stewed tat bar sexy woman osiosir diary en bet impressed win the ammo is wadi dot bad sawed is, main with one einsaiissees an be nun take kw ewe recessional lot bee q, one es Widmann. LAMM& _ Jblire iPlAssi. the ham whir hart cosies. dos ass Aup w s 10k mixt bin misuse NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Amu 11. The new South Inlet Dock of the steam basin, in this dockyard, will be opened to-morrow, by the entrance into it of the new royal yacht Victoria and Albert. The caisson has been fixed in its pima, and in a very satisfactory meaner. The water having been admitted into the basis a vary interesting trill of a new description of diving dress, hidinet, Ike., was made this afternoon. It is the invention Messrs. Reinke and Co., of Portland-street, Westn.inater. TM improvements comprise a patent helmet air valve, fee protesting th e diver in ass of accident to the air ho se, a patent helmet slide, which an be instantaneously closed by the diver in the event of the glass being broken, and other advantages gained by the substitution of gal vanised India-rubber in the plata of lesther in various portions of the apparatus. The helmet and the dress having been fitted on to the diver, he descended into the water and remained beneath it, walking about the bottom of the basin for some twenty minutes, and on his re-ascending the result was found to be highly satisfactory, the whole dress being perfectly water tight, whilst the pump for pumping fresh air into the helmet acted very well and exhibited a superabundance of power. The dress con sisted of a heavy brass helmet with glass slides to enable the wearer to see out of it, waterproof blouse, trousers made very loose, and thick boots, to the solos of which were at tached heavy plates of lead to save the diver from the effects of the buoyancy of the water. The whole dress weighed about 1130105., and this was found not to be too mush to resist the influence of the water. Diving apparatus appears to be somewhat in request at the present time. Three or four sets of it were sent out to the Crimea in the Prince and loot in that ill-fated steamer, and each of the 60-gun block ship sent up the Baltic has the apparatus on board. These vessels have not the machinery attached to them to hoist the screw propellers oa deck in toe event of their requiring repairs—hones some will probably have to be effected under water. The Rosamond, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Crofton, having three mortar vessels in tow, sailed yesterday for the Crimes. The Arctic, steam-vessel, bought from the merchant service, has arrived hive to be fi tted as a tug for employ ment at Constantinople. The Earl of Aberdeen, steam transport, has arrived to embark cavalry for the Crimes. The Bobo, steam tug, has been sent to-day to Cowes, to lay down new moorings for her Majesty's yacht, the old yacht's moorings being too slight and toe close in shore for the new and larger ship. The Britannia, hospital ship, is nearly completed. It would be a good step to change this vessel's name ; giving tbs important name of Britannia to one of the large screw ships now building, whilst as a hospital ship the name of Alma, Crimea, or half- a. dozen ethers might be appropriately SHEERNESS, JUNE 11. Orders have arrived here for the Geyser, 6 gnus, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, Commander Roderich Dew, to receive on board, in addition to her present armament, one 42-pounder, 10 feet 8 inches, 115 owl. gun, to be used as a bow chaser between decks. This sloop is 'constructed with a large bow port opening direct in the midship part of the bow under the bowsprit, the heel of the latter being move able for the efficient working of the gun at an angle of 46 degrees. During the fighting of this gun the men will be entirely under cover from the fire of an enemy. The Geyser is under sailing orders • she is to take with her the Hinds gun boat, Lord Edward Henry Cecil, acting lieutenant, in command. The Hinds is armed with two 32. pounders, of 58 cwt., on pivots, one forward, the other aft. She also takes the mortar vessels Blazer and Surly with her direct to the Baltic. The Trusty, floating battery, was put into No. 1 dry dock yesterday. The Glatton, floating battery, now in the fitting basin, is still very leaky. Up to noon yesterday the water had risen in her to three inches over the flat of her floors fore and aft. Capt. Newton, of the Royal Artillery bare, yesterday em barked on board the transport barque Clarendon, of Lon don, of 460 tons register. Captain Newton proceeds in command of detachments from the various companies here, amounting to 160 men, incl u ding non-commissioned officers. The Clarendon has als o on board a detachment of the North Lancashire Militia. She proceeds direct to Corfu. DUBLIN, Jvus 11. On Saturday seven officers and 180 men of the 69th Regiment arrived at the North Wall from Glasgow. They ate quartered for the present at Aldburough bar racks, in this city. A new batch of about 30 wounded and disabled mea from the Crimea arrived in Dublin direct from Portsmouth on Saturday. It is stated that the Lard-Lieutenant will inspect them this day at the hotel, where they are at present enter tained by his Excellency's orders. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Prom the Mark Leese Bspreas.) The my flue weather experienced has not been without its Wish on Freer" where the rapid it., is partly desslnd. There wee hie sale in the Yule sorbet lees Pri: s at. while the tour mein se Isar WOO hold at ML, there were eaM at the Ism via% ohs deli Ante& ease MOW the recd, the see* b se rind as 19.137 quintals. The donne he wheat had she Mire isiblesd; bat goweemenk to Aar the sham and awn tether melba hal Weeded **tine he the aided= at Inelpe mesh has with sore be. My $1 be Member at the lOW= duty mehibillot the import et lientedrewn whist for the sassMeth a ! shpts, The rho he the weak Is the prweleoes was Ma IMO le IL. hat at Ileenseilheenderthe there eau a pt = rn irl Os The weeder the ass& led Wm severeileent, th hoe; se thd as Memelliss ft thm gene other hew, while wi at ltelarema ware thes, bet datir. Mforesp adders ef the Oh leet dendle the weather as fine, with SUMO elm& Obis were Irm, bet balms ineetive. At Cologne And was Y issma. The The for the with at Breath was It. do. he abort. sN.lr rye. Madras low. lemerellto ea Jane 5, the dins of the Sae weather are described shyest Ihe preview explodes% obi partly making up for the Id UM Mesa rye, it is inihseste, will be dellohnt in straw. hider beet Theadd, ett the Mb inn. dieselbe a quiet state of loin the Vises amendell bd admit Se swedes& Merchants IMO he lodes idlers le is thelresens. Al though Wahl were het, wads i.e Malin to plash Lends the wed of nibs& is esminly ehe emit et grain ham the Medd Ohs both dew end esporhat bet Welles la the =meld dile the MON et de eetersne delis esweas. seeds ela. er Theeediars Ostsmder, on the bed use derenbel se espomeels lospend Ode pmese; the eon fresildsosa to tease IL Ns. pane balm They hive now 311 we weld= he err and 1601/11. whir any more ex =tAt TOM" as the 11* eh., thsee ems mash shissation, he ceders home hmessese, he awned knish beim 111. 60e. pral ita A re: nods More were wry ossiderable. Aess from Tehnele, at the Oa dusehe the growing ups as very pro. wish( is' the desind At Itremesoin the ith Whet. prices were unrifled, and sales madly ads at WA wash% man. Amends. as the Oh smart, wee ream lower Ice wheat, bat hem fer rya. WOG be. Odds, of lied May, note important operations In Wien PR Dube the week 56 vends had arrived, and 36 departed Whs. There ash hmrearr, hale wheel to Aspen at. At Mew Yak the prim of Seer hid rads& M. to 60e. per hi., in ==set Maar sapplima Abed OAS Ids. had been sold, in at 6 dais PO. lee OK The serivals at the Lake ports wire Imeadas r we is be the ha Wed and Canada ; Canadian leer big frs per bet elegy. The wheat market was inactive, end prises assierl. Two semis Ides with diem and dour were ex. weld hone Os has*" where the raise were shoat 6 dots. lower hr tesst a q Sm. Prises at fie wheat ware era fear Ste. to Va. per taL, oats lbs. te pat MM., halm men Ns. to 117 s. per 4801be i Nosh of whist keee pea. maim 115,000. The mope way carairrearlas Odder wore !waft id. The mops of Gera le the liana ON% as splend well es Algeria, ere well even et. ASSESSMENT or Coonarrs.—A report' was pro moted to Saturday at the Karylebase vestry stating that a eamusittee had iagoired as to the asseement of a convent in Bleadford•eguare, which the Res. Kr. O'Neil, a Homan I esthetic priest, and others, contended was a charitable insti gation, sad therefore net emeesible. The &Oen as to oblate Os anent woe or net • legally ammilde bed bees Whey= ft esemeal, eadososeare °pima was that the coo. I ens win es ,' e—• me legally liable to be rated. firsnot ilia se to the imitate( asetesiiiii;tie sair4lydMa sight 4. having been established, it wraLlaMt4 restivel to ems the sonveat at let ream • mei laf. *if OSL-Per-!ama.- [Advairmiiit.3L3loss Lbw DT liamown's plus....X4le.—lize. helm the yam 41 i s arig la ( 11 16911.4 al. 4 1= 4. 7 8 : 0 1zr DON" X, ' END as emit esallaued Imisebes ; Duthie At Ile togilltek meets i imp ma dil e sonliseit MUT a s abinal spoils Is !Month the *ha date 'Mali by the us et Seliewere Ptis. ft- dada she tub st owe Ilhe a mit O m de ( b er rms. b. ... , se We ant kil in 4=4.. am st Plawar I Mk• Pio ; EY SO, lisMakry GOOD NEWS ',YWHERE!!! BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead. Sofa, Chair, Inclined Conch, Mosquito Tent, and Wat er ., or BurrMato Tent. pitted to one owe, weight it bibs. to 1211n..= inches by deep matt 54 broad. lie sokine Unease. or invalid should be Lewes one . Sold only by W. F. 001A13. Boone. 1111, Strand. London. • Once; Loa SOFA SIIMMEZ TINT. • •v\ • \ N.B. ALL PIRACY WILLI BE PROCEEDED AGLINST. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ---*-- AIOIITID. Aaxa Farraz—at ADILIMI -at Gravesend, Jane 10, _ _ Aimi—et Grinned, June 10, from. Graneend, June 10, APT/ it--111 OTITC•Ild. lone 10, from... AMMIS Deal, Jane 9, from- ... ADZIAIDS—M Palmoure, 1000 9, fro ATIII.IIIIT6--01 OftolloCk. June 9, from .Alanneru ALIOO.-11 Nonni, hi, June 9, ham. 1.1•11rp001. June 11, hem Alezandria Baeoxu.as—at Liverpool, June 11, _from. At Ittil, CU; .Caleaus Oporto Rio Janeiro ...... laaolyo ;3171.14011—11t (200001001,0, JOOO B, trees-- 8010111 (1/01011-st Deal, June 11, trees Ws Bows. -a: Gravesend, June 10, from BROTOEIS-at Gravesend, June 10 from Mas Csisurron-at Liverpool, June 11, ............ CLIMPATIA-at Orayseesid, JUDO 11, Bee lobes se eal-a-at Gravesend, June 11, ha ..... Drollise Csoloos-at Gravesend, June 10, tom-- O. Visiones Cuss-at Gravosead, June 10, from 0011114101111--St Gravesend, Juno 10, Oolisenics-at Gravesend, June 10, Coireari-at Gravesend, _ June 10, COPTIAT-14 ...TVrt;;:klCO Currosi—at Bristol, June 9. hem upon. Caunaca--iit Queenstown, June I. tr0nv...... Callao Can. Briroz—at Oaweo. June 9, horn IAgO. Coitirowoon—at Deal, June 10,, tram. Calcutta earucarr—at 13rov. June IL from ......... iit. John's. N.B. CORDILIA—It Liverpool, June 11. ham. Orville Cot an—at Liverpool. June 11. inns ..... Monte Video Uovao (ens.)—at Liverpool. June 11. from Oporto D.viu Oaawr—at Pill, June 10, foes Memel ~.Alex andria Mauritius .1110 Janeiro Dovue—at 1 0, _ tare, Wum.ew—et JIM 011 L—a. Fahuouth, June 9, flu aerit—at Falmeuth, _June 9,__1rt.. 7 tram c.v. Noma, Alddeeulla ZaDOTer .. Prase* . Boma& Ortvid . Callao EDWAIIII AND _ Ernestasse—at Gravesend, — June 11, RTUMILT—It Grimaced, Jane 11, k.'vreaspee —at Gravesend, June 11, EUOIIMIL —at Gravesend, June 11, INCL. KRIM!' Mimmt—at Gramend, June 10, 1 Lama— at Liverpool, June 11, from.... Peastrat Liverpool. June 11, front—. 1 FLMIIr Pozneraa—at Liverpool, June 11, PumA—at Gravesend, June 10, from... r—et Gravesend. June 10, from .»Gravennes oi—at Gravesend, June 10, front. Sweden ma—at Gravesend, June It, from. ..... ....... Dun—st Gravesend, June 9, from. C.dis russtr—at Gravesend, June 11, from Gotheobure oefte—at Gravesend, June 11, Rotterdam 'ratan-at Plymouth, June 9 Sierra Leone . l'^mkos Ayres Barbados FAREWELL-111 r0a...---, Oats-at Bristol, June 9, b - Oulu-at Pill, June 9. from 1:11111110011D .-111 PDONaDON. June 9, from ardsen-at LATlffpooL June 11, from. Guoca-lit Liverpool. June 11, from rs. Hu no Liverpool, June 11. tran. Yawn.._ goon -at Oraviiend, June 11. from 1 ape Ham= Boaxeszer-at Felmouth, June 9, from Monte Video Henreirse -at Liverpool, June 11, from-- ... ......... Mimed, Las or Fassca-s t Greenock. June 6 . from: Kandla Irraa-st QUISDINOWD. JUDO L. ham. ............. .. ~. CRUD Jona AND Haar -at Gramm& June 11, hum...-- . 1111 • 181816 Jcirrunas-it Gravesend, June 11, from Dantxlc Joao Whurana -at Gravesend, June 10, tr0m....-....80uth Sean Jona Paaxaa-at Falmouth, June 9, from. ........ -.Savannah Jaw Dares-at Falmouth, June 9, from ........ .......Havanuh JAMAICA..-At Greenock, June 11, from. Demerara Jun Brixa-at Liverpool, June IL, from. Bordeaux Konwooa--st Groomed, June 10, how., ...... Bartedoes LADY Emu naocx-off Quesestome. Jane I, - from Callao 1.331 A-at Falmouth, Jane 9, from. Lilo Grande ......New LUCIANA-at Hull, June 9, from York LOOT Wooer-at Queenstown, June 6, trots Callao Lam—at Gravesend, June 10, from Graveling , ' Lomas-et Gravesend, June 10, from Graveling% Jae-It Gravesend. June 11, from mpg. Berbioe UMW MILLIS-at Gravesend. JUDO 11. from Demerara Hosaxxe-It Gravesend, June iO. from. .., Hamburg Haessa-el Gravesend, June 10, ham Nab 11.Dosalua.-et Gravesend, June 10, from auxotx-et Gravesend, June 10, hoax ....- Hamm Baowa-at Greenock, June 8, Ilearroa-at Liverpool, June 11, from. Mee Kaaaursit-at Liverpool, June 11, f .- . __ ...Gdia Monde video Va'pendia Lancet f Namo—at Liverpool, June - 1 , in.— Norma—at Liverpool. June 11, fr0m.......... ..sos OrinTle Noapos —at Falmouth, June 9 , from Antigua New Cu - v or Coac—at Queeavtown, June 9, from Barbarism Naomi:re—at Gravesend, Juno 10, from Itaurlti Oatos—at Gravesend, June 10, from. Croon ' OCRAII Pasoc—at Liverpool. Jam 11, from V Passevamorn—at Liverpool, June 11, from. Sow Pinin—at Deal, June 9, from PORTIA—at Falmouth, lone 9, from...—. ..... .... 1 Fouts -et Falmouth, June 9, from Priemors—at Queenstown, June 8 from.— . Paua sc Goyim— Jat Newport, K., une 9, t0R1R...........YR11TTp Pawn—at Ormond, Julie 10, from ............ .... Oeylen Promeass— at Gramm& June 10, from lavanosh Peat Gravesend, June 10, from Calcutta PROTIORSCR—at Grameod, June 10, from Damoic PROTIDIIICZ —at Granary', June 11, from ....... ,-- Germanism—et Gravesend, Jam 11, h Illowsos—at Deal. June 9, from. Monte Video Tiro Gamma—at Fannon*. Jose% tow Itavirsi.—at Greemoth, June% tram New York Bonne Sim -at Weymouth, June 9, from Callao Itosaisa —at Liverpool. - June 11, from. Ostend ---- _., usury*, June 11 from Santander O , L June - 11, from P. S. Island ' 4 . Jana 11, from New Orleans siroons o Avtel .W itws[d snUla ...Antwerp _Westward DT. ELLLASt—OO Swansea, June iimaan—at Gravesend, Jane 10, Srarnr--at (hammed, June 10, fro DATISFACTION — at Gravesend, June IN Br. Timms—at Gravesend, June 10, DTAIA—At GISTOONUd, JUDO 11, fn Bono—at Gravesend, Juno 11, tram., Tama—at Gravesend, June 11, from T. AND J. CLUIP—at thliVONSd. June 11, Tanumo—at Gravemnd, June IS, Ten/quotas—at Graweend, Juno 11, Texas—at Falmouth, June 9, from— TAKATA.= -at Deal, June 9, frees...... Thomas BLTTII—at Deal. June 6, rms. Takk—at Falmouth, June 9, fr0m..... . Union—at Greenock. June 9, tram.. . VIADCITT—at QUOIOSItOWD. June 6, Vmara—at Gravesend, June 11, frt—. Wiko Woya—at Ormmend, June 1 1 , bran Calcutta %AKIO& Qunn—at Gravesend, June 11, team ..... Ares Wm. Lama—at Liverpool, June 11, from HAMM/a IrAIAIOUTD—at Falmouth, June 10, from Han/mob ~_ Havre —St John's :ET. Hope Jito Janeiro 8 AI LS D. Ans-from Liverpool, Awe 11. to.. . divaroma-from ILiverpool, June 11, SaIiTILL--/TOM Liverpool, June 11, t 0... 4nosetrais-from Falmouth. June 6, t 0......, Asor-tram Plymouth, June 9, to.. ASMIOSIA-tO7lll BMWs, June 9, to - .................. Anrorroz--treca Shields, June 9, to avast (a)-ham Ilketheunpton. June 9, to. Boswitum-team koutharapten, June 4 to limuneaus Pamir-from Yolneouth, June 9, to Litacrp CLAIM Mims-tram Plymouth, June 10, W.-- ............. lionisetrrs Clemmo-lkons 00110. June 10, to London Cactus Law--bum Cardiff. June 11, to Yalta Caws -frog PaimoMb, June 9 to - . Loudon Cainwan-trmagmemeners. June 9, to Lomma Clanners-tom Limped. June 11, to Calcutta Ciao:en-Om June 11, to - Rotterdam Carew Csam-hom June 11, to Porto Novo Dium-ism CO* hoe to Loam Dawoons;frooollhhilo. Juno 9, to Clallzpoli Etuns-trcoa Idarpost, Jane 11, to Callundborg {rue Wanwitff-ema Newport, N., June 9, ta Rapport thruswas-trom COMMIODWS, June 11, to ..... -...... ....... London Oases-frost Qmionsesem. Jam % to ......... GODUID lturaz-trcea lAwarged. June 11, to Mammas Hon=-from Liverpool. Jos 11, to Bay Chsleur liellilQUDl-DORD Gravemnd, June 11, to.-- Portsmouth Hmuusr-from Falmouth. Juno 9, t 0............ Hull pica -from Queenstown, June 6, to .... ....... land= Jona M*Kmara-from Greenock, June 8, to Quebec Jams Herr-ban Shields, June 9, to Constantinople Jaws AIXOTIODI-ham Liverpool. June 11. t0.........Ca1eutta Jeer-from Liverpool, June 11, to Quebec Lsooos-from Liverpool, June 11. to Boston Lott-from Ntiolds, - Jane 9, to --Marseilles Nsam-ham Melds, June 9, to alossoon-troin Palmoutb, June 9, to -. Amsterdam Yammer (s.)--trom Liverpool, June 11, to Havre Mum (a)-from Liverpool, June 11, to Oporto llownoura-from Liverpool, June 11, to City Point Va btsar-from Liverpool, June 11, to Genoa Minim-from Liverpool. Jonoll. to Ilestpat Mean-from Falmouth, Jane 9. to - Memel Nave-team Newport. IL. has 9 to Cetut ' °imam. Lue-tromthnsenolown. June 9, t 0......- -Landon Panama-street i.. June 9, to Pons Eut-trom town. June 9, to 'A nt- Paasiz--trous Lamp*. ;,June Ut t 0.•••••••••••••••••••• Broom-tam Mmorille. June 9, to 110111 X GIAT-4111M gammon's. June D. 10........, Worsts-tram Ormio. Moo 10. to•• • ..... -- &mos Hear -trom thessnotawn, _ lunoi. " ' . alcut: Load= .Marseilles Brasile ATI .........:ceime hootare—frook Qmembetin„ Juni 9, to floamme.—from Quenstolm, Juno 9, ti Semmout,—tranQnsmetewn, Jaw 9, 81111011iTtiell11 Odelds, lame 9, t 0.... Taw—tram Palminik Jos 9, boar —from Psimsfalh, Jon. IN W.... T.OO. Branzo—tom Ilverpool, June 11, Thous Aarnsmen—ham Plymouth, Joao 9, ano—from Polmonth, Juno 10. a..... ..... VAZZALL6,4IM onlb. Juno 9, to Wisang—teem limelool, June 11, to No Junin, ZmuTn—hem Mii. Jose 9, to AM Junk° OZBB3LB SPOLIN WITH. Aatartikale, tam Ilverpool kw Watts, April 11, lat. $.23 N., ks. ems 0.122 pin. lan Like Icir WOW. Jams Mit 49 . N..1ca. 9 W. (le ken Sew SWIM for Pitelmoil. Nay 11, out 100 Cl g Wulf iota% la I t..N W. Nam, trout Vietotis lasib Ilvape lam G. Nulls NJ. otrukar. Primo; ts, May Ist. 0.40 X., We. 11 . Loss or no esur Kamm Evoiorim—Quiszc., KAT 26.--Tho Immo Zoom* Mb, has Liverpool to ;fib port, mu kabala with °albs Ilk of Man fa lat. 411 31., los. 46, fa dal e sag es wow ma a VIM takes a* laths' j: I =I • - 11 DARLOWS NEW INVENTED POTATO; jup RTEAMER. A PERFECT METHOD of CODE,* Togs with a degree of perfection unattainable by any o n they being cooked by steam, but WITHOUT MOISTURE ; ny means Inferior Potatoes are mete equal to those of theist socked in the usual way; and Potatoes of a superior sort ses ql A • up to table with an excellence that cannot fail to smelly ma g i g :midi . & ,.. o la a eur • a delicate flavour, and all the faskanu e I pallet being at the same time admirably preserved; by Eg ia 4 much waste is avoided. es: o t z , v. te P •-• t. ACTION OF THE NEW INVENTED STEAMER pfg 1,11, Potatoes are placed in the noper vowel, round the conical Mew the steam enters from the top of the cone, and 0,60 b the poi In perfection. The condensed water trickles down inside the of the conical cover, and passes into the external receiver, thus rase„ tog its falling on the Potatoes or into tin lower vessel, by ta t means Ms *sellable for cooking anything else simultmeosity, tem giving the space of an extra saucepan on the fire. N.B.—Engraving% and prices gratis. They contain 3elta, SAN 6lba, Ms., and Mb,. of Potatoes. JAMES BARLOW, Inventor and Manufastarer, 14, King Wait & street, Mansion house. r••• 4 a. 1111111 • -- ..•• a o ‘. 1 . . . 4 , 1 il I. •• o , ;' 1 4 ‘ l l N a a MARKETS. OOTTON.—Lirearoot. Imre 11.—Tbe market eked very toady ret ftrmly, and prices of Americans and num' am ran, (d dearer than last week. All other kinds were without tamp ,TM sales today were 8,000 bales--eomprising 4,000 Atllenoll73 (1,00 OR ulation) ; 400 Pernara and Mariuthara, d. to Si; 144 T 7 d. L to 74d. ; 300 Egyptian, 64d. to till.; 3,000 knit, /440 4 , ,3 on speculation) Land 160 Ilea Islands, lid. to Is. %WA. COTTON CIRCULAR. New Ton, Yu IL The upward tendency of prices so apparent at tee date of of Id circular, per Atlantic, on the Bth inaL, has continued withal Inier , minims since. The Baltic's very favourable ensues were rsyyol the evening of the 18th inst., and created considerable enfant Or nest day, holders demanding Sc. advance, although the peubeilg o were nearly id. above the parity of Liverpool prima lairs' checked by the firm attitude of holders, where peas ,Erei strengthened by advice' from the tioult of the esedmilsie drought, but before the arrival of tie America's eimegb One freely paid. Ihe day preceding the ttception of thee Ms *en there was a pause in the demand, some lineations gag Win the course of political matters, which it wee fund ielsktellefills advance so confidently looked for. The America's aaau Wit V head on Thursday, 24th, at 2 p.m. The advance al icily fd.na: grades, with continued large purchases, participated In belly bens ners who are remenentet as working ender ctlaThrt. =dater moieties orders, and deeming new osee. Amp sassy, eget rink and small receipts of dearer cotton—will, It Is eapeneen, elm korai prices materially in adulate of those current, befoul the tuzahrms can be lessened. The buying here throughout has been dem tvo thirds on speculation, exporters participatinr, occasionally, weeny nen rarely. Confidence is undiminished that ohms bus bet at courts, and appeals rather to widen as they ascend. The min bee been about 3,0410 bales daily. We have adjusted oar omt:NW Ms prices of yesterday, which show an advance of nary In In the tars eight. The receipts again fall off at the ports; as compared within year, as the drought con inues without abatement. This anurts nary dry spell of weather has now existed for thirte n men d ~ al • hoies of navigation at the South are derippearing. Unless we inelt have a spell of rainy weather, of great intensity, we moot TIM • 2,800,000 bales at the porta, and it will probably be ands that* when the ootton year terminates. Partial raise hare fella ante last &deices, and the young crop is doing well, but could In prey boaetitted by more moisture at this period of its ezowth.-7.1. Seaweed and Co. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETUIVIR.—Ints 9. Imported. Delivered. Pr. Stock. Ilk ,---. Scrosi,W. India—casks 5,000 2,100 WOO I 111 Mauritius bags 16,000 15,000 192.001 IMN Bengal IkMadras bags 2,700 6,000 9e,000 i Nil Foreign.. pkgs 25,000 2 8 , 000 216,001 I M,lll Com; B.P. asks 42 595 1 NI Mocha bales 450 310 5100 11,111 Ceylon kegs 500 1,600 33,309 I MIN Cocoa, 13P bags 1,950 600 6,300 I 1,111 ltan Son. W. Win... 47=. 1,600 800 ! 17,600 301 CORN.—Noawwn, Iron 9.—Our market was well ROW I , wheat, and buyers anticipated, from the sutdeed tine of the labs market', to purchase on sealer terms; the late exceedingly fawner weather also tended to allay the unfavourable apprehension as have of late existed in reference to the growing crops in the loany, ana, as far as we can learn, there may even yet be an amp 114 Prices at the commencement of the market ruled dna, it a rshmn of fully 2a. per qr.; yet a limited amount of twiner vu mariil and by the close the reduction was nominally Is. per qr. roam in demand at 2". per seek lean money, and but a mull Mime as Spring corn without variation in price. CATTLE.— Ltraaroca., iC7I2 11.—We experienced a gni dosi for mutton and lamb this me rning muttonas Wien moot. r . a part left unsold. Bret, tisd. to rid.; 6s. to 75.; r 70. to 80. C0A1.13.-Leanow, Joss 11.- Bates' West Hartley, 1 % Huddle's West Hartley, 16s. 64.; Hastings' Hartley, 194 14; well, 18s. 34.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton. las. 64.; I ridge's West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; North Percy Bartley, 1 7464 ; field Hoer, 134 Pd. West Felton, 13s. 6d. ; 16s. 64; End Gibson, Ms. id.; Walls End fiestas. let.. 3d.; Walls WharnoliGe, les. 6d.; Eden Main, 20a.; Walls Ead Bell , 164 J Walla End Belmont, 19e.64 .; Walls End Braddylls, Sa; End Pramwellgate, 19a. 6d.; Walla End lisswell. 214; Walls Helton, 214; Walla End Latabton, 20s. 6d.; Walls End 11000114 _, 184 6d.; Wa la End Plummer, 19s. 9.2.; Walls End 5 KA._,.." 194 6d.; Walls End Enasel's Helton, 204 &l.; wa ll s End &runs 21e.; Walla End Caron, 194 9d.; Wall. End Hartlepool Ds" 20a. 9d.; Wa ll s End Haugh Hall, 19s. 6d.; Walls End liello4 3l a Walla End South Hartlepool, 20s. 61.; Wale End South Se 19s. 9d.; Walla End Tees, 214; Walls End Whitworth. 175.91. 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HART.—J toe 9, at Marriott Cottages, Lanedowne•rosd, Delano wile of Henry Hart, of George.yard, Lombard.atzeet, of Ire HORN BY.—June 7, at Littlsgreen, the wife of Copt. a P. R.N., of a daughter. JON 88. —June 9, the wife of Mr. J. Jones, of Suva -greet , pool, of a daughter. PA.43BlollF..—June 11, at 19, Wingrose.place, Ciericenwta.t of Mr. Henry Pessmore, of a eon. PAUL—June 7, at Brook House, Chester, the wife of Mao of a daujgbter. PLUMBS—June 7, at Maidenhead, Berk; the wife of & in. at • Ka. MOOSE.—June 7, Mrs. T. Rooms, of Hope-street, LiraP o W TONGS—Jane IS, at Waled, the wife of L. C. Torle, mender R.N., of a am WESTON.—.I use 6, at Guildford, the We of Opt/L* o4 West lioilley.placa, of a am. alliabgbLlATJ3 o6 RAKE—OADSDEN.—June 7, at St. Mary's, PaddireoL Res. Mr. Buckley, H. Drake. Fag, of ClaretUe.teriare.r, to Mary Anne, daughter of R. GWsden, Lsq., of Maidskni LORNE—JERMYN.—June 9, at St. Giles's, Camberwell , *I ./ Berns, of St. Mesmin. near Orleans, to Mary, &WOW' myn. Req., of Peckhamaye. bye E OHNSON—PELLIIOI.—June 7, at St. Saviour's, l w 7B7 . Rev. W. C. Le Breton, Dean of Jersey, B. Johnson, Sib too-crescent, London, to Biwa Matilda, daughter of of St. Beller% Jersey. LOBERTS —HUMBLIL—June 9, at Streatham Chortle, by Walter Field, Richard Roberts, Esq., of Claphem•flt renee Pountney.l to ?eery Ann, ssoond dnal" . Mumble, Faq., of Balham.blll, Surrey. DEATHS. LLEN.—Jane 7, at Grundisbtugh, Mary , daughtee Allen, —J LAMMOND.—.Iaoa 7, at Great Marlow, Gooks. B. Erb aged M. ONES.—Jatte S, A. N. hue, oely child of W. hem Arota.yard, Cltg, aid Greeawick, aged 22. ORDAN.—Jane 11, at Kingaton-upow.Tbsows. Mr. 11 aged U. S. at Mosaaatzeot. Chelan, Elisabeth. nilg t ` E. 11.14. Leo, Esq., aged 77. OSTROM& —how 6, Yes. Elisabeth Mitthatse. M ad Mittboter, Ye 4. of Plaits°, aged 80. NORM—Jaw 7, at Tithebara.atreet, Lieectthole tir * ss. W ° 'imoscow.—hae 7, Row, em of Mr. R. IWO% W 11. Wei )1111MM earl sattMshol Wismar n* Mama OL-2. al in is laraps s is i Mei ji i6131'0.1/11 .~.,~ 1 NO u oir ß esing lT saw • Camosti tt ' BB Sm. ...Prolt3 61 ama • tag web"- (rmory Half • I I t lcaliwn ' Tears. s. so I 1 9 WI 9 2 3 6 G LAM The C widely. anoe let m to reustm o b .•Onoll," N either iftej lt Bristol- lying farms • • • with • Ten To d from • 1 Worn., t" times a 633 NUM& fits • and Carden f lei with or I rei, near B 'VASE • at.: xa " • adj. ti) a C. faros • easrelf-s • o r an pert l asauswis T " 1.66 I r r •• ' 9/ 1 9 I toy the • , Imo ' arairsatel ■ , WI L. 1 WSW led r • Ms • Rmr WA _" • R • • • with et only sup • flare, in o ?/a. —Bold by am In the oo as lm TR' on. • . 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