The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

With me. Time has bees great Nadal is the army, tai as Prime is at the heal of it. Be says badly theS I NM I lase, and that bat fer me we amid set be in tea mat %y health is sot se bed to-dsy. I lad a favor:ola SW Lit sight ; a copious perepiratioa MIN to my Mill Ail have le eadare all my pains, I have two elating miss Ant my left breast, which agonise an. Cabral says it is my health; I eouldstreagie his. Nothing , as yet, is &caged is my plass. Willa Itafthikeir may de visit ha liken, hat I shall be before &baste* betimes the 20th sad the 22nd. Perhaps I shall go and attack them Os the south, sad lure their great ea on thesorth-side seams. All that will depend ea what I shall mie what I reach Dalb se eck to The swifter time awes, my love, the nearer it brings yon. This doable' my ravage. I only think of the mostant when we shall be very claist at home. In the spring we will take a trip to Italy, and we will sitar* by Switserisad sad Oszensay. We will travel with only two seriaa ei s, aid ft like plait folks. Do not let as build too many eastlea s ir, for that bring* bad lack." 0. the mat day he writes t• hie wife : I bare lest written to Lord Realaa that I atteld n 1 welt soy Maw, sad that I &mkt Mae my order d alipP l tare for area o'clock to-morrow morning ; awl nettalog ,bell stop me letter." To his brother he writes: Field of battle as t he Alms, Sept. ?a, 1864.—Te day every one thinks as Ido is the armies sad the MOIL TM Miser , Meissen rapid :it hips on the 14th, bu eat late acclamations en the anteing of the 20J', sad m IMI 6 great nue. Barth is the world." Four days after writing this tha marshal Mallpildi Ms c ommand, and on the 29 th , three days later, did. TSB FIGHTING ON THE 7TH. The following is an extract from a private letter written by an officer who has served throughout the campaign in the Crimea: "'rho general belief is the camp I. that Generalthat Pell et ier wanted to carry on the assault, but Lord Raglan opposed it on account of the number of officers lost in the attack on the Quarry works. Entre now, that affair was sadly . mismanaged. The supports and reserves all got mixed up in the wor k, which became too crowded for Regular operations; and the attr.eking party were taken in dank by a body of Russians in one of lb* trenches who ought to have been encountered by . the supports while the assault ing body went on in front. We wilt better met braver officers; the French want, with the exorpdos Of a few regiments, better men." A letter from Wueaw, of the 22nd, in the fraiotinsl, says I informed you some time ago that the government ha raised a considerable sum by pledgiag the national domains to the Mortgage Company of Poland. It appears that a ressing want of money is now fel t at Bt. Petersburg, for an p application has just been made to the Bank of Poland for a sum on account, which has, it is said, been sent off today, X. Engelhard, the director of the bank, having also started, in order to settle the affair definitively. The imployle and pensioners of the state feel very auziona at the approach of each quarter, for the Russian government has laid its hands OD the reel= fonds arisieg from a retention made for the last thirty years of 6 per cent. on all salaries, fm the future benefit of functionaries. The Russian go ver nment having no longer the necess a ry cr edit to enable to ocastract leans, takes ail the loads it can lay its bands on, inscribes them an the grand livre of the public debt, and there the seater eons. It is thus that the pension fund has been thyme/ of, and you may readily conceive the alarm felt by those who have derma on it that the day will come when there will be nothing f or them thatch SPAIN. The Madrid Gazette of the 23rd publishes the plan of the Minister of Finance, which the telegraph informs us has been rejected. The main featured of this plan are--an increase of 3 per cent. in the land tax, so as to make the revenue from that source 380,000,000 reals—the imposition of octroi duties to pay municipal expenses—an augmentation in the duty on salt--and modifications in the mortgage and customs duties. The French authorities on the frontier had arrested several Carlist chiefs who had attempted to enter Spain. A band of seventeen armed men, commanded by a priest, had appeared in the environs of Santillana, province of !Santander, but the national guard had gone in search of them. The Russian Prince Galitzin, brother-in-law of Count de Saltikoff, grand chamberlain of the Emperor of Russia, bad arrived in Madrid from France. A telegraphic despatch dated Madrid, June 27th, says that government will not make a cabinet ques tion of the non-adoption by the Cortes of M. &Mrs financial plan. In that case the supporters of the ministry will propose a new loan of 200 millions of realm, in order to cover the deficit. AUSTRIA. The reduction of two Austrian army corps, by the release of their reserves, is at length notified in the official Vienna Pazette. THE BALTIC BLOCKADE. (From last wines ouptial Feesigraes, has IL It is hereby notified that the Welt BM 1911 Merl of Clarendon, MG., her Majesty's Pabsipel State for Foreign Affain, has resolved, free Os Lusk Commissionen of the Admiralty, an MUM eentileriSlSlMlS from Rear-Admirals Penand and Dundes,MillmlsMllll Ms allied navel forces in the Baltic, and utiles Mu aarsM on behalf of her Majesty and of bar Ally, bibegetilsi Mir Jody the Emperor of the FriUM. 15tn of Jose initial, all Beimialia,lo Isamu, sad creeks, on the e , is latitude m o th, 60 deg. 48 min.rth, =ls 111 img. 93 min. east M Greeninch, to Range Head, is latitude ID deg. 48 Mk& north, longitude 22 deg. 66 miu. Net of Ossenwich, lochs& ing especially the port of Abe, end inendliwg likewise ell the islands and islets fronting the Mid coast, sad all channels and passages leading sliongst the cad blinds towards the said coast, that is to say, more especially the channels leading to and amongst the Wends between Nystad ss aforesaid and the island of Lendta, in latitude 60 deg. 23 min. north, loncitude 20 deg. 47 min. east of Greenwich, and the several channels respectively leading between and to the eastwud of the islands of Lindto, Enklinge. Rumblinge, Seglinge, and the Kokar Rocks in latitude 69 deg. 62 min. north, longitude '2l deg. out of Greenwich, and thence all channels leading to the coast of Finland between the Kokar Rocks and the Onto Light. house, and between Onto and Bingo Head as aforesaid, were placed in a state of strict blockade by • competent force of the allied fleets; end it is hereby further notified, that all measures anthori , ed by the laws of nations and the respective wades between their Majesties and the different neutral powers, will be adopted and ezectited with respect to all vessels which may attempt to violate the said blockade. AMERICA. The mail steamer Washington was off Cowes yes terday, having left New York on the 18th. The Know-Nothing convention at Philadelphia was closed on the 15th. The Anti-Catholic test was re-aftlrtned by a large majority, notwithstanding the contrary efforts of Judge Hopkins and others. A telegraphic despatch from Quebec of the 16th reports that the ship Lochnaber Castle went ashore on Bird Rocks at 8 o'clock on the evening of June 4. She had 607 passengers, 210 of whom were taken off by the Sophia *Kenzie. It was supposed that the vessel and all the remaining passengers would yet be saved. • The New York papers publish news frogs Meziee to the effect that the insurgents have taken of Guanajuato, and that - Victoria and B=bad joined the revoludaidsts. 111 W TOLL Joss IL Illatketastriass dna horn opolled. widow cheap b nem Oa bre Ito 7 per_ e=rollidt ems^ •ft pc anklet led deee. 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I. 114111 ' li e lh " MM. le b." pangs of hangar, they eztlagoished the matcher with which to TIMMS retreat by the back door ; and on getting to the moood dont pp~ !Milk Mob ILIL. hows the el 4lst to be s to w kid a vistas ohat re poreeverod In ho use, ass t• Ar aids. isuires loss Is swim b ait misesse. Slam phis woos ups pow o we is tkey night Mrs dose such saisatief, and quietly came and beak gate I found men, who I believe to be Sheppard, .P ill humenesi eg ie th ;, ireak Ur memblibli os var inegiarebid.pingavedikshnelLwowlibega pr wsi enim besist w end t r a erled tim SPOIL Orr sei •mg so solo, pm I. po w i smr . asked for something to eat frost the new posse non of the stendisg Mem ; and on seeing MN be " Hero GOMM To se Mehtes&Seemos Paress—Mtlog osishissimegoss past.isli by ag Mumble. mi earshasse ilibrwors Establish. he hale iseihs Waft bass Mks sal kr import. peemien• ons of MI —," Pied to atop Ile, hot I attack him with Otero Wass Puy, vios spolnisil to tbs Toi maleettis 101 1 1 0 hilos Now Ttivir. • ea Si IS fitters arra, " lo I eta t i SI". ler = admit beta& bars. TM in P I • NAVAL AND MILITARY. - - ARRIVALS FROM TOE CRIMEA. FORT/MOUTH, FRIDAY livasaso. The Candis, screw transport (213), arrived at Spit heed to-aight, frogs the Crimes sad Malta. Rewires' the letter, lone 19. Blie hoe &best $ 0 Loaf% Ina CePtain Cuter, R.N., Liestessat Bow, KS of the lets Admiral Boxer ; Usage's% Feivelough, 14th &wisest ; so d Ma. Ceseadesen.Glederal Wild. —Lies- 1 AMITIALTY„ JIINE 29.—Arm Lin lomat A. G. Fitzroy (1847), to thu Miranda, 14, wow atom ship, of 260.b0n0 power, fa this Bahia. PORTSMOUTH, Arse 29. A,eti interesting and important operation Isla plus In the dockyard this aftermath to the key or loweriaLthe after part of the Reyolllemeige, kW la Ce der to vs her dream Imstle,till bet la miry 131 guns. is ship wee=i Sig a NNW Milt of 3,999 Mee hetteel by Me* Um& 1 master shlper=tlseger womb mobs late mews, and the wiew bummed • rasa stry semi In me men of war, she hes bees Asia to gimlet adelleml wee sea to adapt her le stem peer. - With legelew *elm been severed he ten at sheettlie Math perebele, meads' tram her dem, of the a s 11.1. 1 0( Mom WO hew. the ellt baba to meats • spew el SS feet, that beteg the Renal hog* proposed to be given to the sidship . sestlea Of they're'. la Maths to this however, she is to he farther lengthened by the stern IS feet, making a taste/ wseimge Min 96 het The lo eideireart was effected and toseMeri by Imam at two heavy Ms made fast to two an. of 90 owl. sash, whisk were bladed in the gtound ins miedirately bared tbe heed of the ways. They were boded up to the mem of mesh anchor. At them &sleek this 'fumes the body of the skip was est op, the Memo removed away hors the part to be lowered, sad it rested entirely cm its cradle. There was bead to be but a very Wails' deflection, . the the tie up up of the aces being almost equal to shores themselves. At a little put four o'clock, everything being reedy. the stays which held the after hely of the ship to the boopart were removed, and by the offset of the falls it wee lemma with perfect ease. security, sad ewe the required atom down the slip, having nothiag to keep it aright bat the endle. The weight of the part Uwe am* asmailderatily more thee one half the ship, wee nom. to be upward. of 1,090 tom Nubble meld have mare ememsfal, sad din the 'Veda tam had elided down the all sad bees brought to net, a hearty sheer was sent up by the spectators of the operatios. A large ember of sers, iseluding Admiral &moralised's% Meek, ladies, daskyard empiolls, *a, were present. The melee sh doe wee executed by lir. Ablaut', master t. i,f this dockyard, and** other Assn of the aligtitkish Ambassador, M. Hamm, and mite have hem on a visit to this port to-day, barium gone over the deeiceard, harbour, and H.M.S. Victory. The latter Mated his mullein on his goiag on ooard with 15 guns. Vise-A4mirel Sir T. J. Cairene having gone on his MS. del War Arra Channel, BAST•AdSlilfti Martin, garde bedsit it the dockyard, is sow commeader-hoddet et Ile puL --- WOOLWICH, Joss 29. Ireskiagy moroing, at 10 o'clock , the whole of the Tower Hammes Militia (the Queen's Own Light Infantry), ander the osetamait ol Lieutenant-Colossi H. S. Dickies, vended I. heavy marching order. After being inspeMed they mated towards Shooter's.hill, preceded by the braes band of the regiment. On reaching the top of Shooter* bill they searelted on the Dover road , and turned into Wielibmobee, mad then home. When they attired Plunmembeimmen they halted and partook of refresh samesant, width was kind% tiro l zred d by h their colonel-- their estek &paten hem wo w a. ' Jo, " After c inVil a rgrrepalt they *ea 101 l ia sad marched home, not any the worse ler Web inemb. They arrived ia barracks at halt-pad three ego*. Daring the put week the sao commiasioned ofiken sad area who have jolted the horse artillery belonging to the Twat& Ointlepnt form have been down in the Clovers- Sint Nesebes, practisieg with the garrison gene, sad bd. boss m i d =with the Royal Horse Artil ve le been dada and valises. The artificers have been served with kits. A number of strong, able ',damn have arrived here to Min the Engineers belonging to the Turkish Contingent. They ham been engaged in taking pontoons from the grand depot for service in the Crimea. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. DUBLIN, Joon 29. An order from the Home Guards has been received by Lieutenant• General Fieming, commanding the Limerick , district, for 30 officers and 600 men of the 9th. 17th. 39th, and 89th depots to prepare for embatkation within 48 hours for the seat of war. This large detachment will be tamer the eommasd of Liestenant-Colonel N. W Stack. 12to teanspats for the conveyance of these troops are to iss all Queenstown tomorrow (Saturday) : the Pride of the OM 110 take out the officers and men of the 9th and 89th, sad Ile Royal Charlie those of the 17th and 39th. The followias am the 'Sons who go out with the drafts :-9th—Coptalo dm liss. W. L Talbot, Lieut. Stretford . , Ensign Oipps. Lindmay and Seagram ; Lieutenant Robin leisdir Mr ille ne Parker, Hartwell, and Webber. 39 tit—Cl:p -lebs Newport, Dalrymple, and Dixon; Lieutenants Gatty Mei Arbuckle; Ensign Nichols. 89th—Captain Atkinson nal Nixon; Lieutenants Lloyd, Lamont, and Browning ; Emogne Drage, Johnstone, and Dunn. Total-8 captains, 16 @libellers, 17 sergeants, 8 drummers, 437 rank and file. Captain the lion. W. L. Talbot, 9th, who proceeds with the draft for Malta, bison of Lord Talbot de Malabide, and randy on the viceregal staff in Dublia. Lie utenant Bamford, Bamford, of the 9th, also going out, is son of Bishop of Edmore. A sergeant and 10 men from each depot will accompany the drafts "in waiting," up to their embarkation. Every men of the 17th depot volunteered on garrison parade on Wednesday for isms. late serviee in the war, and premed their application with a pertinacity honourable to the British army. Similar orders to the above have been received at the Bin Depot Battalion for the immediate embarkation of the fol lowing drafts, vii. : -21st Depot-1 captais, 2 subalterns., 6 sergeants, 4 drummers, 191 rank and file. 67th Depot-2 1 captains, 8 subalterns 6 sergeants, 4 drummers, 131 wilt sad file . 83rd Depot:-2 captains, 4 subalterns, 6 sergeants. 4 drummers, 132 rank and fils Total fores-6 monde§ 14 subalterns, 16 sergeants, 12 drummers, 464 rank and ille. Drafts are also ordered out from the battalions at Fermoy, Templessore, and Mallinpr. A local paper describes the excitement produced on the receipt of the above orders in Limerick garri-on as having I been mat joyous and animating. The officers at ones Air I posed of their barrack furnitu re b y drum head audios. sail all the noisomely preparations were made with the utmost , dimity and good spirits. The total number of troops to embark from Ccrk 11,17 1 captains, 64 subalterns, 5.5 sergeants, 30 drummers, 1,437 rank and file. To embark from Dublin in the ship Lillie,- 13th Regiment, 1 captain, i subaltern, 2 sergeants, 1 drummer, 63 rank and file. 14th Regiment, 2 captains, 6 subalterns, 6 sergeants, 2 drummers, 183 rank and file. 82nd Regiment, 1 captain, 8 subalterns, 2 sergeents, 1 drummer, 44 rank and file. 90th Regiment, 1 captain 6 1 subaltern., 6 sergeants, 2 drummers, 173 rank and 'file. 63rd Regiment, 2 captains, 4 subalterns, 4 sergeants, 4 idrummers,l3 2 rank and tile. Total-24 captains, 89 sub. I aurae, 74 sergeants, 40 drummers, 2,032 max and file, to I embark from Dublin and Cook. Colonel Calder, staff officer of pensioners in Limerick gar- 1 risco, has received instructions to enlist pensioners for ser vice in the local companies about to be formed at the Cape of Good Hope ; age not to exceed 46. THE REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE ARMY IN THE E a rr.—Atoording to present arrangements upwards of 18,000 troop of all arms will peoceed to join the army in the Crimea be ore the 20th of July—via Guards, 760 men. awful Artillery, 800 men this number will include a troop of Morse Artillery. Cavalry, two regiments, 1.400 men ; drafts from depots, 400 men. Infantry, five regiments from England, 6,010 men ; four regiments from the Mediterra nea men ; drafts from depots in England, 2,ooomen enddrafts from the reserve at Malts, 2,000 mtn. In addi tion to the above, two companies of the Royal Sappers sad Miners, mastering 240 men, will embark ; end it is ezpeeted that about 600 of the new Army Works Corps will be ready to proceed about that time. An army surgeon writes to the Kilkenny Moderator, Ma the 11th, from before Sebastopol :—" On the 7th, a little =ll;o th ut u te b o co f :seed soldier made mash to a Russian the dicer ov n er•tappieg therttlemt'll e meske e t and I I asked the Rua fan if be spoench, he shook Se and said, 'no speak ;* but be excla im ed 'doctor, Seelget.' I suds signs that I was one, and he then took of hie esegh when I found be bad a bullet wound at the back l of Ide seek. Ws now tried to mse understood by telitinle-Lutia. Pointing to th w ou n d in his neck, he asked '.llwfuk ear When I told Wait wee:not mortal be prettied al by the band, and said, , Pekir, motor, et sorer nest min.' ' 1 He WA he wee • Lieutenant if the 7th Duiepa Regiment. Whoa he saw nen egem head ems for • bandage to draw his 1 , sued, be *net We head hille nu of his on u coat-pockets, 1 stcs:duevlbie own for thateXis. All the Itssaian , very wisely, gam theme about them." The following eosins is said to hare 1 takes place et the Mambo Testis the evening of the fhb. The soldiers employed la easetreating the biltailli sad -Iperceived a Russian sub-dhow end three soldiers easing towards them. Their appearance caused some cur rier for they appeared to have vim from under round ; oaf It was found on inquiry that they bed actually done so. Oa quitting the lidiamelon Vert, the Russian commandant left them in the powder magazine, with ordeis that they dasald set flu to It the moment the French entered. These 1 paw see, not feeling any inclinstios for a flight into air, -- ' - with a number of their enexies, took are . ... _ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1855. sty staff, whigir I Maw* book, andknothed emi. I thell seise* of Wit* and saw him go ;ate his own house, his ems tern st hie back, and b o th took refuge in his bens. tad locked sad hotted todoor. owing The mob soon amembled is front, and senuasur,ed thr stones through Wilses windows. iliseppar:r an d g no mish were amongst the petecipals who did ro. I s ol oe d them in particular, sad ales saw Dixon ttrow doom We attempted to get °stet Wiles's bask door, Vat before we scold do front door was 'mod is, ma d g a wps same in with a hero i dea of board In hi s hand, end struck tae with it on the head with all his strength. A Mond blow hit the mall hens of my arm. I had the butcher's chopper, bat !lading I could not reach my sessile* with it, I said my staff and bit him with it. I was then is the corner of beadroom with my beck against the well, end Dixon, who just then entered, asked me to some into the me of the room, a m safer he wanted to speak to me, but I mp lied , I think lam safer where I am. Collins made another attack on use with his hand, and I struck him again with my truncheon. T he house at this time became full, and they turned over the table and pulled the legs off. Three of them, Baviagton, Diem, and Sheppard, so armed as well as Collins, fell upon me, and all hit me with their weapons: There were °th re- en present at the time, bat I can not distinguish them. I collect Collins striking me twice with the oorne board on the bead, but I was up in a r, in such • position that I *aid not fall. I oso f faint from the loss of blood, that ont of ttie prisoners, either Sheppeid or Dizon, exclaimed, The is dead enough now , and all left the house. I felt se I faint OM I 1119,14 not stead, and lay down in the wish hems sad ems person came there and washt d the blood off myEtas ss. I wee streaming with blood from the wounds in bead. my head sa Betides the wounds in my d the The satin bone of sty arm, I find that my left lagr= Injured through receiving • desperata kick from Ba when he endeavoured to take my staff away, and Ilia aufferirg severely from the effects of my injuries. Rim the primmer first came into Wiles's house he saw Wass fighting with three or four men for some minutes. I rear she all the prisoners as taking a part in the attack upon toe, except liarm t but I cannot say I saw him do anything. The female Pulley is • convicted thief, and I have had her in custody for robbing a man of 255. ; but the man did not appear, and she got a month's imprisonment. Sergeant White, 36, deposed to having seen Wiles that in bed very ill and unable to get up ; sad this biluilisgiage whole of the evidence offered, the prisoners, with the exception of White, who produced evidence to show that bead not come don to the village until the more serious put of the osfinge was e, and was discharged, wen remanded to a future day. COURT OF ZICHEO,UFau alma 8.7 irst TIM AT OVILIMALL..-soom 11A10111 AND MOMS MM. VIONLILD O. LOCH.—THIS COST POOL PZINCIPL I . Mr. Field appeared fee the plaintl2. an d M r . B e d esa t Shoe sad Mr. the tieloadant. Ur. Field. iaB;241110.1.1144 Mid the plaintiff, who Is orrellmOs th• Jam" %Op Ommisay, einght the teener W. brim the &BMus. sae e t al:pm ase„ mines IBM ST Conn, =Bei t e s t C an Quail Mks sod Illah Or=e i s mood s ,p, Oh l " rear aced k pony. It awned that Mr. Mathew IWO% Ins el dm eenunittee el armegermat, took a Inas, bie la 1853, asi then *mowed a quarry vildel lad bath Seth* and whisk he then& eland sdnatages for the lethiallth cd a empaay net sass le be net with. He esemed into a t with the Ihe property sad seamed te where be palkeled ' the 'swag gearikry sad fa palag aim abbe el nesegeireat. er abielt the &feudist aka iessiellae eree *ea lased, and it stated...A rersio r. pep Ithsto be minthielMil ea the east book pladils s «Oa et 18,0011‘ la awns of IL seek, with a depth el Meet 6s. pee Am. It Meath am*that the valuable % to the quarry was seamed beds. amigantent of 6,000 shares fs the rushers MM. wed therefore the shareholders would wet be sag OS SS eff *e gembete mossy. The prespar Oril=a4preeemeseek t advantages, the plainuff, W h he ra. 100 shares ; and on the IBA of Dees' s eeded a letter allotting him thee meths, ea width Imo psis kW as deposit. The company Mat on . without wir imesting of the thersholden till Fr ===:,* festers e was tramritg... g esger Aseebelaler skald be esavamed mealbly, when the share- IMAM wets isthmoid kat aet sere tbaa 6,000 shares had hen paid apes, sad aka' ea *ea to make good the de by a farther eaberriptlea et fis. pre share. TM Wesel to sesame to We arreagesmat, sad on Feb. to Mr. Nikes, the mentary of the company, maybe," I pretest against the call, because the eempany bee never bees hewn. The prospectus distinctly states that the capital is to insist of 18,0001 , shares of IL each ;of these shares, 6,000 were reserved 'for the purchase of the propesty t leavisar 12,000 foe allotment. Of than 12 , 000, only 6,600, or thereabouts, have been allotted and paid apes. proving wha fo r m e dve before stated, that the easepasy has been • • • • I know of se piaci*, either cost-both or any other, under whisk the committee of management can shelter themeless, sad shall eartaialy tabs each steps as may appear necessary for neneriag what has been alnsdy paid by me." The learned newel mia eluded by ming, under these circums the plaintiffl his brought his action to recover M., WO N amount of deposit. John ilmOdook said he was the plaintiff, and had in Dsonshsr, 1863, applied and paid 251. as deposit on 100 shares in the " Cwm Bigia Quarry Slate and Slab Com pany." He had not heard much about the company from the time he received the scrip until the 7th of Fenster', 1866, when he attended a meeting of the shanbibbses. Lee was la the chair, and Mr. Leonard um unienth end made a statement about the 6,000 shares ludiM beat assigned to Semple, who was the praetor of the property on , which the quarry was situated, and also that 03,500 shun only had born paid on. The shareholders were called on to I pay a further deposit to m ake u p the deficiency. Hs left the meeting before it was adjourned, and the next mare he wrote protesting against the cell, and demandieg the of his 251. Cress-examined—Had called at the company's eines two es three times between the time the shares were allotted and the day of the meeting, and was satiated with what be bad heard about the affairs of the company. He had heard that only 8,600 sham were paid on. Mr. Serjeant Shin would show that 11,896 shares had been taken out of the 12,000, that being all that remained of the 18,000, after giving Mr. Semple 8,000 for the quarry. Tbe company wee now in existence. The Chief Baron—lt is quite manifest that if the seams is going on, you cannot maintain cur action. Mr. Field—Th that is another tin the osse, sty bra. It is represented a valuab • interest is secured le Me directors. I will show that such is not the case. Mr. Serjeant w.O show that we have a interest in the quarry, as we hold from Sir It. Ba l t Balkeley, the landlord in fee. Mr. Thomas Lee was then called to prove this part of the case. He said in December, 1863, he was appointed ma naging director of the company. At that time he under stood that Semple, the grantor, bad a " take note" in the property which belonged to Sir B. W. Bolkeley. In Yank, 1864, be went with Leonard to Wales, and saw a Me. Wil- liams, the solicitor to Sir B. W. Sensibly, who ea era telling him that we were the representatives of the com pany, and wanted to obtain some farther advantages sada the "take note," informed us that the take note given by Semple was obtained in a very different manner to that represented by him. Williams said Semple had applied for the "take note" in order that he might form a oompany, which was nonsised on his obtaining respectable people' lie the formation of it. The Chief Baron—ls Mr. Leonard a respectable person ? Anon a respectable person ? Witnrs—l beiges I sin-1 hope so. Mr. Field—These are the facts of the can. The Chief Baron—You con recover your money, Kr. Maid, if you can show there is fraud. You are a thorned miles away from anything of the kind. Was the company a real or a sham affair ? Witness—lt was a veal company. The Chief Baron—Wu Semple in possession of the mine before he assigned his interest in it to the company ? Witness—He was ;he bad a take note from Sir B. W. Belkeley of the land before lie assigned his interest to the eras Tra il Chief Baron—That disposes of the objection. Mr. Field then raised another objection, on the ground that the emnittes of management bad not, as they were bound by doe TO guiding companies conducted on the cest-book panel* convened meetings of the shareholders fortnigtV ai ssenthly. Mr. Ike said his learned friend inclined to raise an objesera ea a posed which generally governed chow panes esadasted ea the cost-book principle, but the; fewer ded of this company, by which the committee of manageme ended, did not require that they should call a meeting of shareholders every fortnight or every month. The Lord Chief Baron said he should, u nder th e circum stances of the case, direct a nonsuit to be entered, and the learned counsel for the plaintiff might move to set that direction aside. A consult was accordingly entered. 29. I DID CV FROM ths LONDON DAZATTR—Friday, Jaw 29• The Bee. Alexander losold Crest, ILA., Fellow and Aseletast Tutor el Triaty °Mese, Chateldse, be appointed to be ow of her Ms lesty's earaitast losiweturs of Salm*. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JULIE 29. woes 11. COIUGINOXIM IN 111 ANDRZW /117ZRA1 WARRIOR. i This insolvent, who appeared wearing the medal of Wa terloo, and the eight elms medal of Toulouse, Orthu, b ed,Riv Pyrenees, Coruna*, Vimeirs, and Robes, applied to discharg from prison. Mr. Dowse was instructed on the part of a creditor to obtain a portion of the insolvent's blooms. It appeared that the insolvent, who bad been quarter master in the 91st Regiment, was a superannuated salmis conduit of pollee, at 1261. a year. He bad been a long time in the army, and had sold his half-lay. lie bad had a large family. He now had five children depending on him and the youngest was only "twelve months " old. His debts were 6261. Mr. Dowse asked the court to say what sum should be set aside for the creditors. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said he should make no order. When he saw a veteran wearing such medals with 1261. a year, and his family, he should make no order. The insolvent observed that he had two daughters at St. • Petersburg. • Mr. Commissioner Murphy again said he should make no i allowance. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. ..............--------""'""-- 'ffaltar Lark olooll=ohned to the Id Dir; Oliver Bers" eise, a _Reil, to Iles Ist rest; l'lll gu neeT 7 Yates. Tim teas lit foot; Million U. vircWeVa=te the 12th Peat; Jilmilial — v iil Etalit i l le e ?I=iiratel to the flat Pact; Clarion Iniefeey, vise to IMO& Pet g Gam WOW, Ovvillo. Ass Ems. 'opiates= yet Pitt PP* Web" Boat s.D.,vies Rohm t" *. Ma Peet; Iletbset Orlon Wl's, Ace TEM" apsistell ___ . .to the Pak Vest; 3oha Hwy fill. baeo vies as tommion. Memos te the BM 114= Jobs West, yip itoisti,sopeast tear 111th Peat to tho 146 repet ; Alfred = =lll.llllll7Whioadtl6l"lt'lligteuis"tdiratlltte Ari ta =k. ILO= craw, rose. vieenhinaneelPelt ilimmliongslaeMlTZ 4th Foot. BREVET inentioasd "Beers have bee s eoplataa siasone.aemo to .4.10. Ida the teak et caked la the sew. from Imo it, 4--Itieelleoll,...Lit Homy DadC9o ll o. lad I:= Osilleptel VW.% Sera flUklaiseliellli iiilfil Malik 011410&: 111.111119; eeWarstAiood EWER T= g= et= ; taimat.Ostsal Pe disaeliteigefromilludirlimbil‘btiorailliblibilrarm Ofeaseller ; lift! ta i t sidlaseloans4eleast L blithftet; Lled• Jar Welker lashh, ; _Lisaesat =.lllllllas Elistbreek Seam Norma. SW Wpm ; Lieute. Ifeern Ilarlio. ilWare. else Useinent. Daiwa Thom %PIM to the Pad awatillwa• Molar I. S. Aber" talkop of the MY Feet, to ante. and 2.0. is the arm. the Took Woo el ply. *Pala J. O. Vann, oaken fallOhr of the Mk Foot, to be mayor in IP easy, the nob Wes bassinact ia *phi amid Falluner, of tbe Pra to be major in the army. Smug Talkinse, at do root, to be lieutenent. i rmitt i r the army. Candi Riehind Minns tredladiodeff oder to the General Depot at lbeetad. lo Ile major in dm May. Brevetalajor Richard abahlia.lhiatteshed. stet akar to the General Depot et tented, to be liantemmt-eakesel in the army. ---- ADMIRALTY, avira 22. Corps of Royal Marlnes—Fuet Lieutenant Arthur Elia to be adj tant; TIM Lieutenant Osborne Predation Mules Train to be adjutant. --- VILMA. 0311111110i0e slog by the Queen rld of R O 7 ll Weelestaiter Light Infantry Ilegimeat of Middlesex k— Freak William Lambe% Baq., to be paymaster, from Aprill4, labb. BANIII7I 3 TI. June IMMO,. um. and assmo SOMOZA lan.. St. No*, Santini. daaddait. Ws% losossorls 'July 11 at 114, and August 15 it Ciresham4trect, City; off. wig., ledigheff anat. Joss firevintecet. Balik heekeeper, July 9 and August 11. at ,at ilsilletaa4isitat fishy Aldridge end Bronileh square Owee-insi and Joiomem. Wee* BUM , 016 16 4'1, Graham, Orismematrest. Joss Nowa, Little Charlotte.etreet, Illaaktriars.tatid, twa t = July 9at H. and August at 1. at Basinghal ir lio=andiL. lamiclutall.atteta, City ; oft as*, Graham, calemeseffest. Mamma Dunrommis, Owintomdiest, GM's-be-road , tinter, July It et 14 and Augusta it 19 i limingließetrost. *An, armor Oe., Btagio-110. Whom eff. saelg..o2o l " Aldasmanleff7. Num itanicataan aid MMus einnIFINDI ataMbreasslatao yy, i lia le.l.ll.lllll2LralidOlet 431filishoree-lanet riatamig7AFlel sm. Baltmdieff. ol /set• Assam EDWAID TIMM. Leathsehme• Whom coach and type melte, July 1.9 at 1, and Angsat Bsilleb"Ille et • Nunough, New-inn; off. mem. lasso Blows, Tastapalreat. ittit= ogi a L eill l ramilt nalt=l.4.lFi at 11. and= at ISb. -awn ; off. rig. oene ra saw= Dar% Atheneum, Warwickshire, Vander, July 13 ad digest S. at 11. at Biratingissun Coast. Arts., banter and AWreMskeled.lilatteram and Knight. Birmingham oilL Bialadoe. Iffeamohana. Glossa Inwaubbed, Woresotersbirs, licensed riteadlen. July ce de kat 11. at Bleneggliam Comet. Bela. Comer. gte=selVisems. Birselegham ; off. tong, Whitmore, Mame Moot. metallis Inietted mmodeeturer, July 16 and Augur; mt at Blr="4.oeurt. Jason. gainer= ; off.amkg.. Moms Piano, ••• lisensed viotsaller, Julyl6 and AIWA at et Bel. Harding, Birming ham; off. eig. 131ttlielse. Mums SWINIMILL. who newchant, July 17 SAugustl o . at Illifin=.osert yid at Nottinshant. got, Fol. doblimakelksrls. NWT Samiatosa. .11111AwetraiNliklibliZLIt end Augtut 4, at 10 at Leeds 074 - 61 11 - 11121 M. W.. Width. 'NM. Shef field ; off. meg.. pawl , !norms 'LISTON. limites Nanabader. manutastaring che mid. July 17 awl Anima 114 at 19, at Illeaffseetor Court B. idamaamberuitharmo.. Pottincerlemsban, WAR.OFFICE. .7 urre 19. Ist i =wit of Dragoon Omits— litarf.surassa of the itemad Clam Metro Jerome, M.D., to be surge" tie Mom, pro. meted ea to Staff. Ild MOM J Charae—Oerast . J. Quips to be ilealemast, by w eir. s e iles Cliesema. sepisted to the la Dnaseee. 1 ht lleM. V. 0. Odom" feem the Srd DrapesMMd es%boathel a f. MO W illaelle c tioll Webter. who Mims ; Aselatan-sur. gess abodes% boa Me MA tw be essistewbawqmow. toe W ite% dimmed oaths Mai. Iti I. Biblams, bon 6th Denson Owsrda, to be tame pweshase. llith Desesam—aeliehlWaorgeow Alfred Mallialppetta, from the 7 Poot, to be sesistatlamaecw, the Etas, maimoorl an the titatf. let ea Ciressdim lemilaset el loot Gouda—Litaimmt aid Atio Mire latwaela HMIS le be caposia sad lautemelMetam4 by wiry vies letessKtiemi itaynardssa. who ether 0 1, ha el hat—Lisamasat W. hellew la Marto._ without trim Mailer, killed la slim ; lisatmeat U. A. EL Is sights, without pashas% vies Hawfdam_ psometed. =t=ttashol oedqt Imp W.O. Brawn • 1 ..... n without washeal• tee Mow; MEP O. W. la la tart 'MINN% VW Llett. =ram Meida, hem thseehaq 'Mkt be with al& psalm ) .111dadgesa Almada hid, from Staff, to bs setteat Mpg& trd Post—Umammut &IL V. Atistda to to seatals, without pur. dam Mk Weet—dadstabissasa Jim lie Intl" M.D., from the MA to be essistemtaargeos. deg Dail. Iwwwwid In the 99th lest. Mb last—Ameldatierpos Mehl Iliahelle. tram the Mat to be 1611011ap,211ss IhMstle, appialt la theme Light Dat es ofWanWessa Timm essail le. he Mad, to lath lase—T• la wltis pardass—iladga P. W. MM. hi Nth rag I. C. h. Amish di realhall 0114111. hem the loyal m a isalessat of Meta; halshat. Swum George Sell tandswell, from the Staff, to be easielsat- AT PUNIVIMarwra..... J. Metall" Behprmeatreet, Kinee.anne. Impeder—F. Buteker, IL Yuri-aza. Tinnissel eintedinr—K. Wittman. Blsokhorse.gard, Wasatch. Imo= as a 1 61 3 ansignislaumeigek=l.l lugg . Oleaeipme. lielsemp mgets—J. -green, 14 : 1,1.11 / 0 / 11 . alkad. ' TrbilireseabdlisTM-1111=1 Peg ....121qiele. esaleesper—T. . Seremiow eepe weaker . ZberaMast amt thamed ie. taelli , •e— Mahal% Omit Mladatniagrast. haus% honied atninsilsr—W:i. Claw Aadleemehi.ballebp. Cityaead, better on ras•-41. IP. alodurrorms.beabeet. Menthemer.aeme, tailor—Y. am" liner Seemt's.perk. heleer—P. Lowe, markerdesst,rialise. NM Itegeoldipara, elearrinia-road, gon na mealeast—n. flown% ilagewood-pmee, heath Lambeth, baker —R. Brook Pantonville, etammelel traveller—A. Mk* hilt, end PildniaMlN Done' shire, noting— Islington. builder—O. Thomson, , .I.ak, • rt, and Isadenbali.streel,. Cdy. hemp la i rretAmbilnbeerzes Willem Henry Fibs, from the 11114 Oil be 17th ;=WgiaillLimibmepausued.lioaper, fram the Si,, I Stra w b. gligleue-Cidamil=sl Maw. *eat heit.p i e r g e t te be eepMd. Taglibilbe.•llsem" an !Mt ikilliall. 1. u &.... 21 7 .1 V...r ' ellM r :li.,mrcir,mi =a tm mesa; o. t v lr ow l to 1=.,, eliMle illiset des Illst Ilest-imbp P. IL fram the 95th Foot, to be iliedserdi without lemobidel William Grantt, M. 11 ., ben the Ittedc te be Bind Foot e H... 161114 1 , Tra. I r . : be codas. by media vice Jeffrey, The retiree ; Bedsa Cooke. ken Foot, to be ameign. without periceo, vise Prater, NralsiL 34th Peete-Wleign T. S. Holroyd to be liedesent, tteieet prieso. Tr Loverea. killed to asttou. 35th list -helps Gordan S. Hughes to be lieutenant, try Web" in amelsiell le Kostebala MOM wbo retired 15th =S. UM Ihist-Besed.liejor J. S. Z. Parer to pay ; r, thumbs Airs" dm Mims spoa fell im 0 .mt aT. B. Muse to Is agar. witbestmerehme. vice ham 11 IL J. flemeßSl to be liesOmest. IMMO Pereher% Win imill LimiamathreselleshesPepe.bees %MEW= l= liglimis 1 0 111111Kelefelijkst +H pass dee 1 UM Pasi-Aseleall seperteed. bola We Illelk te i fileseeder a" lim =eilemA hn ia l e t ilis beatthe IlltAls is emietenksurgess. 1 dee Him peemeled es the alblest-dedlitarse=nedowiJobs Mum : pits the 1114 to be sr dee der w ig retiree; vice 1 1=211 6 •1111esa i ini Vil.. Ms Membe Glider. tram OMR to be emilitimiderfers. pa glikl ut assilli Zat iL A. J. Lase to be capdie. witted pelduoll• die llosllle. dm retires; Ensign Cabbages M lie Si. , mat. by dm Um I Ardetent.laresoa Wißeat Bradshaw, best ica Ibutel, to be asidd‘ontspees, else ecease Mat fees-fiempessarger Therms Lawless to d be q d. uattermeder. vim Ibeen, vibe mesa UM Peel-Klop P. neo l liTnaineb. a to be lientiaant, without vies Mem billed la adios ; Aisistanalbeseen William S l err i nandell, frets the Stay to be smistent•argral. vice heeds, dessimal. MIR Ped-Bleign A. W. Massy to be Badmmit. by purchase. dee who ' , ldris; Lindens& Arches Moms Bales. RIM doo= ra Mk* to lio tsoli l 4 dace' }dime. Seth t H. J. Robert= to be easfairmby Ale BesteaMejer Derail, wise Wiest liestemmt be lIIMi en the id West le Seeiment. abe Sedeasid. ebbed ; Amistesfellempeen Arthur Stream% from the Std. le be smisteat 11411=-Illabm L. B. Tyler to be lirakment-aolead, without pur ism, des Sharman, killed in action ; Captain W. L. Ingall to be .Cithout purchase, vice Tyler; Captain J. Danbeny to be , without punkas, rice Dickson, killed in babas. To be without purchase -Lleutenanw E. H. Hunter, vibe In N .(1 pin, sloe DanbenyClerks, rice Forster tided K SKIM To be Lieutenants, without purchase-K=4es L. G. Diadem vies Hunter; H. Hume, vice Gilpin; C. Sawyer, vice Clerks. 1141Ser lest-Lieetenant-Colosel C. Z. Law, from the 3rd West India = to be 'buten mt.eakerel. rte sir W. Gerdes. Bert., who ; Frederick Jemee Begone, gent., to be miss. by per. ' ehme. vies Ghent, promoted. sem poet„--aelp W. H. T. Demiary Lobe Ileatant i r so lt s eat erpn yir. ea" *a Aiwa Marshall. killed in setioe; 1 Game Illeeme, hem the KA la be easietant.earams; Perfewad. 'omen Idemat Yearm SAW, from the MAR to bs amletestear• =vb.ea fraliKbted bribe SAS; Lasietallt.BlWlSSa Awe= . M.D., true the MA to be sedslabseriess, Uri Poet dos tPlL•eZ ions. ll maim Theside William Rutter. ILA, from tie Melt be la Mk Ted-lbeiteneet W. Ind M 114 Mo, willed pardisse, TIN 1 Felue, des selbeiL=llll___ Jain 'Masai to be bee. tenant, dart Kee Mena an Bind lawyer, gest., 5511 b ArAr si z. trutzi le be maws, without pureb , Is saint Unarm F. D. ibid to be cap. vim Ibmwell; Snags War i ng be visil =V il l. or= li rtmeism. dee ionise; Enna W. to be Ileubseret. wbbast _parelmee. de Webb. killed in maim Rpmilsonespor Hasa Tharieso ILD., from the Staff, to O t ztat mai m las t.,l Joke y... 0► odes% from the Staff, to Is tk oletesew o zesek ottootmo M pr o zseed at ties Staff. NM BM- WOlisat Webb to be quarter. eirsear, DAMN OWN& ken the = * 119 82/11221411.81% *lo liminist. Satildia .. the Rife Belseds-lbe esambetess of Si emleemestlemed isms to beer age auk Dea, ISN. awl be steal imeallateMbilmilst Lbs. tart Byer 1-4Ambende J. IL Les sod J. &NIL Bele Pr istestiargume.4olosAssilemblespeaCbristspberlhememati /A.L. die Ilea. senora is Ps Gist ahe L e Leet ArelVesiberegesi Parr Siesiso Omsk Pastan Se Whet WM Brise-Isdp ILO. Gadd le be Brilesent, wit •Licr-4.,.. J....-z_u..„...,„06...,81141"11111.8". Mr W. Gordos, Bark, 1 dr Mb Flb to be IKKIWISWOK:Wei, wise law, who es- ' ; limmensilleier Ma Tether le be eastes, without per. Ina soneseeen narrai STAFF. Paymaster Waled Maidessell, of the 36th Pool. to be payola/ter of • • Depot Batblies. BRITISH "'maw( LEGION. STABIL WltlirisMikeukatttSsattrsk.:ly of the . 2nd Lifie Guards, WM lIIMIMS. le be (anima abspialn at Hell. Matt sadastelles-ret WIWI. Belirels as Ilekstedt, die Bassetils. newel. BITTISH SWUM WOOL STAFF. S a t Dover -Jmeplt Robert Salem. bke lleutenSbillidel 4Si to t• wissausant. with the leak of J. Liam le dirty of the Ills MU brigade Zer g = te nt dart; John mrtn ; D a rg o = oos, to ocie Staff f the quartwassig. HOSPITAL STAFF. libillem=f i lhe WM Class MINK David Hesse, M.D., to be ef =lof hceptials. ewd Ctrs William Ham M.D., to be staff. ar ll r= s eas bee ener aura ore" to be stafteur. =do arr i tvie. Mow promoted; M.D. Slergeon Edward Sie. from the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be staff-1 1 sawn d the Ilest beeisteeMlueseees Jim Willem Johnston, M.D., beta the reth I =be stelieof Os mend elms, dee Carmel. proareed; Inalara MPS& /L7a. se Is monauneas a no ea. sal elm. _one Ikea posolooe i IJasraest Ilailay Ira no NS LISA Demme, to lee was at den= vislJelbses ibse eppeldel toil" pat Beememallseede; Jells - - DIICLARIVITONS OP DIVIDENDS. swebi" Ozonal Liam R trunk inowelora—lat dividend of Gs. 6d., any Wm. nesday, at *l6lfterel• INlEOPl&U•street nasal HAMM', Jelmr4kaak, Aldgate, abeetry—lat dividend of Os. 7d., any Wedmedir al Mdower, a, &minima-Street lose Bsavuovre, lialig 3REllammort, Jun., Commas:Mt-place, City . . road, coach lire--in iliAlisd 4 2s. 41d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore% Jana TOlnici, Tecta l = l.l , lime. Sawn, James Crisman 001.7.11100xs airrNMAND, ma NaillaßitilL ALEXANDRA, Calcutta, East ladies, aersamats —llth divides' o(1 anna and 3 plos per ' Maier era Wilieriay at Whitmore's, Basingball.street. . Osuaux mad larnow—ard dividend of lid., July 4, and , titms anbleqnwa W at Lee's, aldermanbrry. Timm 16/1/11S, SW llowstreet, Piccadi ll y, liernoud victualler— ' lat availed ef Ilk 114., Ally 1, and any subsequent Monday, at vannan's, Aldernianbury. WILLIAM BRIDOLS ADAMS sad GIL= Smarm. Fair and • (joint estate), engineers-3rd dividend of Old., July 2, and ani =bequest at Cmass.n's, Aldermanbury. JAN= anise bona aid Janes BASET. NOTWia. cabinet makers -let disliked) of le. IL, July 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at 1111inieent. libleffisffiaireet. Ism= Prniniu. Iffiellffil, coal merchant-Ist dividend of Is., July 11, and say asherseent Tuesdiy, at burin's. Sheffield. Home Limb= aid 101137 E Izmir, Sheffield, ironmongers-Ist divideml July 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pleat,, LT, Sheffield, cut sail nmanhaturer-2= dividend of le. 3d., and let and gad dividends of b. 10d., July 8, and any sub eequeut Tuesday, at Inewinh. WILLIAM BILLS Sheffield. Ws= menufacturer-Ist dividend of 12a. 6d., July 8, YAW isar m ffizsday, at Brewin'e, Sheffield. Iffiy is, XI. Seed, Heriepolsee, Bt. llarylebone, and Lloyd's OffielvlME, C Wee India merchant-July 20. D. Cutter Lloy d's J. Hunter, Bu. Jams's, taikcs-D. Cotter, (separate 1 Ergrest.abast, Measees, tailor-July 20. T. J. Hunter 1 , temperate estate), ftilleli4Wiskit. James's, tailor-July 24. E. B. S.' • liolbsech, Libielnaire, dealer inihicery-July 24. J. viillmore, l Lasseter, woollen dreper-Angun G. W. Haywood, Birmingham, er-.loly 26. J. Cartwright. Birmingham, grow-July 24. T. IA Jarrow, Durham. alkali manufacturers-Jsly 27. N. Kennedy, Manchester, ivory turner. csennuats tole granted, manse cause he shown to the contrary en the day id July 20. J. Lord, Edward's.teresee.tttephenossterreoe, Ws. docian.road, oil and en/carman-July 23. J. T. Fisher, Plahnier. uctiEase; iionser--July 23. B. Twin, High.atreet, lellegton, ' s t a rer-July 24. 1.. Brooks, Pocking, beer., wheelwright-July 21. 1. Morgan, Downie, Glarnorganshire grocer-July 24. M. Bane. Abider% Ohinsegisehire, groej-lnly 20. W. Aspdb.l adam; Genehesheln-Tilsod Abingdon.street. Wenslins stir, ▪ taw shri M. J. Lowe, Salford, Labraddes. sM O. remeinstem. Manchester, builder-Jiffy, 2S. A. Alibis" Oissemi. LiworWro, wine saeretant-July M. M. G. Clan, Geese Ed." Stalibrdshlys, pawnbroker-July 20. F. W. Holmes, Leeds. wiac merchant -July W. W. Eggleston, Halifax. Yorkshire DIM . seal merdmet -July 91. J. B. Thompson , Rotherh a m. Y o rkshire, bolabse- A J_Wki L laiLster. Sheffield, butcher. •lOLM. C. Gibson sed I. Leash, Hour Glass.lane, Wahneth- common, klbsesgers-W. liesiby and J. Sykes, Huddersfield, auctioneers- M. Lloyd, J. Dohs. B. B. IliKkagh, and Vi .L.Fielding, Shrewsbury, .S. Darien and J. B. Cover, Plymouth. groom-IL Hanna- MI I-4 .0M% salLainblins-J. N. Orsinalli and B. Barnett, Great . WameAseshirs.Mgews-W. L Lows and E. P. Hamby, Welmetasstotte. mmodasemetsi diasioft-T. A. Jenkineon and J. Wgegtzel. seal semelmsee-S.Mowe and J.Shaw, Halifax. meseasteress-1. Pries and W. G. Higgs, Woherhampton Medlsrliire, wine merchants -W .C. Barnard, J. Vining. Y. , end W. Seipp, Bristol, sum so fer se =pith J. Vining-IL 1). Lomas and li. savtl ememiestneers-L. Scanted F. Hollerhaeh, W strestuaigneW mehirs-J. Bteksestsff and M. Myra), Prestos, IL. OW awl W. R. Wayt, Windsor, grocers - Ann Desmilmlaise= Mobs* Hasiess. bleworth, echoolmistressis -H. fibril* sag J. Kb& Iffirmasslesnee brash inanufuturen-T. B. Omni. 1. Stmalibm. No. sel 3. Z. Agnew, Manchester, coemb isa son% so is T.S . Clesserod-11. Bake and G. Walker, alp infflon-0. J. Frankish. W. Freakleis. and T. Sielbel t stsel annufeetorers-4. C. Winter sad C. Ostb. ass skarlaseeee. Parttime and W. Ether-' beta% Lessasse. mimeo s .W. Semis and J. W. Climrsoek, LAIN prlatem-A. and J. Dlosalw, Exeter, I boot iaakeri-H. Hall ad 0.7 b Aslttammelle4yns, and Maly. =szttorneys-at-law-A. Hatld d d. H. leek emi, 0. Hatleild, tobacco manuheturera, so ter si m l e Mb Bacx-W. H. Ida and J. Crawford, Leeds, deft .IJsew, so tar se re m& his connesion with T. W. lbm=les indelear.equarfo, eivil engineer. SCOTCH SEQIIESTHATIONS. Timm Banta. CMOs. Edinburgh, builder, July 10, at Dawdle and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. Ilcon MAMMIES and t h e Roam WArrays, Paisley, manufac turers, July 10, at the Hose and Thistle Hotel, Paisley. Diann Rook Haugh of Warms, brewer, July 12, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. AUIZANDEIL Clammy, Glaegow, tea dealer, July 1; at the Stock Ex - change, Glaagow. to be TEE HARVEST.—The Perthshire Courier nays for the last week we have had weather the most favourable for the rapid progress of the crops; warm sunshine alter neged with genial showers. The general appearance of the crops is Very satisfactory. The potatoes generally have • good sopearance • and the sowing of turnips has bcgun. The Kent Bern:gentians that, notwithstanding the cold of last I week, all descriptions of corn grow fast. Wheat is rapidly coming into ear, and with warmer nights harvest will not I Ibe so backward as was some time ago anticipated. There I are great complaints of the Swede turnip plant being eaten with the fly. The weather has been favourable for hay-1 making ; and Paean, trefal, and rye grass ye now being 1 fast got together. itildvertmement.)—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PCLIA rmaieviAavt En /11MM' is CURED] BAD ID yes, DS.--EZLTICt Of • letter Ws Mr. Abraham Waterhouse, broker, Ha Nay 1664:—" lb Prokosor Holloway. gir,—l big to Inform dat ou that my powiblwife lAd NINA', 114 • bad kg for newly two years; and atter trying every e •61.1111 brearable. Not knowing ?) !at , I d l i F mtw A r m 41.1R1!t a tr i a l . One MB POLICE COURT& LAMBETH. William Basrington, William Collins, astisaus War card, George Dixon. Thomas Murray, Haan Kwasaish, Thomas Whits, Matthew Ray , Edward asdisr, sad Emory Batch', navigators were again char.* with tiem raining a murderous at tack on two slim ametables. Mary Ann Pools)? was charged with theitai the other pr Toner. Thanes Cannon, P 69, hobbled into the witnsee•hez. Biel bead, which was bound up, had nine dangerous wounds ail it ; ebb ft arm the small bone of which was heeken, weal in a slim ; his lady was bent nearly in two heaths severe 1 injuries be received by kicks in the chest, ahhemesb kph and thighs. He said—On Wednesday, tits Ade holselk, I was sent for by Wiles, a camilable, ts:PIIIP. I ilithi him and about 300 ethantors Wide antieanide Os pub , lic-house in the village. They eased to be pubs up several sham light' for the purpose of getting us to Wakes th them. As we did not interfereey left off, awl wait wi into tie poblio•houes again. Williams, , i a man bore must, who is a navig ator , us came to us, and told we the emesad_ello inteaded to a good thrashing, and reeemeanden Mi I to go away, b ut we told him we should not leave our NIB. Immediately after, the female prisoner came oat of a dam and, pointing to me, said—'. That is the who gave me Ai calendar month; pay him out, if 'on spare all the nth" 1 She then went into the publkehouse, and soon came out With four or Ave of the eztavaton. Baviegtoo, Collies, Sheppard, end Dizon came towards us and Baviegton and one of the ethers stripped, and Bayingion said, We ought to fight mi two polieemn. I'll take one, and you take the a. Miviailiali immediately knocked me down. The othernien Bel Wiles. We then draw mi n edeons and I dm* gton as the head with we succeeded is driving the men back, when one of them said, "We mean to do far you, you —" &Tinton closed in on sea, end tried to take away my truncheon, aid fearing that I should lose it, and, if I shouW_, he would wee it spinet me, I banded it to Mr. Wrap, a buteha, I and got into Mr. Wrea's shop, whom I band ar med with a chopper. 'Satinets's and Dizon rushed into the shop, but, with the salaam of Mr. Was, we this tithe meny , persons were Ring- Tie VD bit 1 ISO MARKET& --*--- TALLOW. On Monday last our market dosed very firm, hot oe p un d ayt h ers was tittle alopoottlos to bay, and goo that day a defame has ta u' place of about le. 3d. to Ic hd. Per cwt. This det eny te ottrta Outod partly to the hat of the weather, and partly toe dlepodun ce the port of prime who had bought before the last risme to rialtos To.day tbenterket fa t o and we Mare of--new, cells 4 4 ,t . 5 2 .. 1ig.114.; OK Ma Ild. to Ms. 9d.; allthe month,s2a; dot y Dz_ Us. &L. MOM Wan; separate months. 001. ad nee_, No tie s peidienellSOMlMMed of Loll wake, of "Ma MS soil. su n s 's . 4 soe. 6, sis..S.; beet, ele. dd. to Me. 9d. eadk Americas WNW bil st 52a. The dellver.es to last eveuteg wep t imi sasksalis @WWI 611$ asks. We quota p01a40..; wisowt_ \ exb 5 4 11L y‘r eltsw ilL e ; ll, C4l ll7 l"' s. 6 5 r; ed. tow t t h t i all '4 ow liNeel . 30s. ° 11. 1 ' 4° netio g h,,,_ Wie74 > rp El t e lypeer ' s. Basttlt sad Charles' eta:ear of Friday eserlag. BUGAR.—'he average prim of foule4 the produce of % s u m , possessions in acetic% emptied from the warts roads tithe walk m db a ctga 74th gay of 1825, to 21s. 20. Bum, the t e l g ace of the Manillas, Us. 4jd. No return has been mule or the s4s ce brown re Noncovado sugar, the prolate of the East ludlu, la lb. week ending es above. anriptions d sugar, jointly, la 221. The anwair rain of the two %emu s 46. Rd. guagg.—gamrot, Jvwz 29.—We have still to report a eery qtg market Yee all 'duds of supr, end the tranaactionenf the week an eg the me , %vivid kind, et again rather 'vier prices Rehm' as. does has mat with rather more immure dna Write, but lower rate have been accepted. For rum there has been a fair Oman, and about 190 puncheon a t together With a few pang, o f i m wards, have cheesed hands, at steady Week COlsol4.—Lonarome Imes 29.--There has been another of them quick turns which are not nammal Moor cotton trade. Up to Wad. nesday the demand motioned to be very limited, and velem of ag kledealowly bat gradually giving way. still with the limited drum and yielding tts, it wee of obvious in the main (with the musittoras tion afforded a season rest) that aoafideace in the finials bad bat abated. And or to this viewed the subject was added the exam, then and promising season, making an impreosion in each onceeediag lam In favour of a good harvest, and which tatty turn agate was act s log Mew ably on the money market. it seemed to be quite in tba order of things that the watchful and eager speculutoro should be again at work. Aecordingly, yesterday mcming, Orin one and then another of the LAM eatitrigilla buyers set at Ilona, producing a, a result an active and general demand, end a day's businesa of Mora 20,000 balm, three-fourthe being on Postulation. Tins pawning, a d up to the hour we now write (12 o'clock), there is pertups his posy and ritual baldness going forward, although the day's sales large ; but the tone - of th e market Is ea firm and confident 41 Mike dose 0( yesterday. We quote middling Uphnds at 6fd. ; Od 7-16 d.; and Orleans, 6 5-14 d. The earninitteeof brokers ;lace r e fa Uplandsat 7d. ; Mobile, 7d.• and Orleans, :Id. americans. 1,040 Surat, and 36 Eg yptian, are reported to hay. been wk., va speculation ; 1,570 American, 250 Surat, 10u Bengal, and kb Egyptian, los export; so that the deliveries to the trade foe the week hare been about 25,400 bales. Bales for the week, 43,339 balm, (10101.—Citauuroan, JUN' 29.—There was a mush smeller earn of wheat at market, particularly of red; high prices were sated, and notwithstanding the fine weather, quite ea much money was made of red as last quoted, while white, being in better manly, gam way about la.: red, 73e. to 76e.; extra, 77e.; white, 765. ta ale.; extra, 82e. Barley nominal; none offering. Leans Nay as dear; 4e5. to 45a; oats and other spring cern fully as dear. Lnrceur, JUN/ 19.—We had a fair show of wheat 4 our Exchange to.day, bat the market extremely doll at Is. dcaline, the bulk re. maiming umold. Wheat, red, 79e. to 775.; white, Me. to 925. A little barley offering, farmers asking N s. to 9na., but scarcely soy. thing passing in this article. Nothing doing in other grain. WAS:MILD. June 29.—the fine weather brought Enure wheat Into market, end there was a fair quantity offering. but ceders weresaklng f l r m ll i p t :ie j es, bw at las h . of miller s re s refused to tail .op Barleyerate, end wi tn u e i re wa t t net l • for feeding, and was but slightly easier in price. Oats and shelling • were steady, but beans were le. per quarter cheaper. COALL—LONDON, Jens 29.—Betalde West Hartley, lts. 6d. Chester Main, 17s. ; Cookson'e Hartley, 165. 6d. ; HutMr' Bart. Ills. Gd.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, ; lama worth Weal Hartley, 18s. ed. Tantield Moor, 115.; Tsolitld Boat Bet" ; West Felton, I t s.; Walls End Morn Close, 19a, M.; walls End Eden, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Gostortb, 18s.; Walla Eel Harlon, lis. ; Walla End Heaton, 17s. yd.; Walls End Hadley. 17s. 9d.; Walls End Lawson, 17s. ; Walls End Whar...e, lea. ;" Eden Main, 205.; Walls End Framwellgate, 91.3 d.; Walla End Hatton, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, 21s. ; walls End North Hatton, 21a. Ild.; Walls End Stewart'a Is. ed. ; Walls End Bask ail. HA 18s. ad. ; Walls End Whitworth, 17s. ; Llangennecb, 2.15. 6d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTS.— Eagle, Ralph Waller, and Red Jacket, at Melbourne ; Pons (En, an Honolulu; Madagascar (1.), at Genoa ; Wallace (I), and Karnak (u.), at Gibraltar ; Joven Algivitins, at &Dm; Idontbars, at Painbceur ; Valentine, at liter.; Bebiana (as.), at Kanstah Bay ; Pelican (u.) at Harriet ; Espair, as Ostead. SAILED ron Lvrattroot.—Palastine, and Quebec Peeks; June 22, from Santander. ARRIVED. harr—at Exmouth, June 27, from .2l.arathatil I •01110100/I — at Dnal, June 29, from Cola ALM= Horrnisa—at Liverpool, June 29, from. Baba Baton liomixxo—at Gravesend, June 29, from ...Norma 00V11111—at Gravesend, June 29, from...—. Copenhagen Owe or Borrow:ma—at Gravesend, June 29, from Dual* Catanoxia—at Gravesend, June 28, ham Hamburg Igeoix—at Graveaend, June 28, from Hamburg Ems 'lsar—at Liverpool, June 29, from. Qat* Erma—at Gravamen% June 23, from Antwerp Ihnieraare—at Gravesend, June 29, from Satire* lasanxe AND lone—at Gravesend, June 29, from. Guernsey Lwors—at Gravesend , June a, from Swedes Ittsrons—at Gravesend, June 29, from eib= Karina—at Liverpool, Jane 28, from New Orleans Moat AND Susan — at Liverpool, June 29, frees NeWITClik Basin--at Liverpool, June 29 , irom Mambos 8.10111%1111:8—at Shields, June 23, from . Cats Sorues—at Gravesend, June 28, from Swedes Tomorrow 121—at Gravesend, June 29, from Crimea Wixammaz —atGravesend, June 29, from Demos& SAILED. A/OXLICA-B`ool Cardiff. June 27, to Gam* PUZNIR-from Cardiff, June 27, to Ilsonnak Ann F. Elettorn--trem Cardiff. Jane 28, to New Sort , /1701:111/-from Plymouth, JUDO 27, to Naples I ' Arroc--trom Shields, June 28, to Constantino* 1 BOLT-from Portsmouth, June 28, to .. . . Sundt:laid BULLDOG-from Plymouth, June 28, O Constantin* Comun -from Plymouth, June 27, to Sydney, 80/DRUG-from Liverpool, June 19 , to N Dorti .S.W Cm OP Lon BON-from Gravesend, June 29, to ..... ..... Du nkirk Cum-from Liverpool, June 19 , to Gibraltar Munn. Wamiz-frora Liverpool, June 29, to Bodo E l aa-from Gravesend, June 29, to Bamberg Ca Eton-from Shields, Jane 2 8 , to EXPRJUMMIT -from Shields, June 2 9 , to Constantinople Fwasons-from Sh'elde June 2 d, to Valencia Farm O'F:22D-from Shields, June 29, to 13altiroore New York Ooinza Ea2-trom Cardiff, June 26 , to Cismitsrr (e.s.)-from Liverpool, June 29, to .......... Rotterdam 11 1/171111BILL-DOlll Cardiff, June 27, to U. Video Imorm-from Plymouth, June 28, to Bong Kong hummo.-from Liverpool, June 29, to ..... .... ...St JAW', N. 13 JORAWM• HMIDIUMG-hem Liverpool, June O. to ••"""\ e BMUS J. Jowls-from Cardi ff , June 27, to 'few Tort ' J. S. HAWTIiOMt-from Cardiff June 27, to BaT3l/11/11 JOMOD Sunderland, U-tram Sderland, June 2 6 . to Quebe ~ Hunan ELIMI-80111 Liverpool, June 2 9 , to KAMM i Cardiff, June 28, to Loam-from Liverpool, June 29, to . . ............... maw LADT SAIT-80111 Por .. t *Ada NA HO M Gaon-tram Shields, June 28. to ..................... Ncw York Non-from Falmouth, June 28, to Gleam* I Narrows's 8111 Di-from lds, June 28, to Point de Oelle Ilistro-troun Liverpool, June 29, to .......Gibrilter Ororregn-froin Pill, June 28, to ...... . ....... . . - ........ Breton I Pens Jon Loonies-trout Gravesend, June 29, t 0.... ..... Pun I BODIIIOO-110111 Gravesend, June 29 , to ....................... Bosun I Itnntoors-ham Liverpool, June 29, t 0.................... WOW& BTIMIGII-from °owes, Joie 28, to .................................. I 1 Tiosa-from Gravesend . June 29, to .. .... Hamburg Vote:nu-from Cardiff, June 27, to ..... ... Ccattutimpla WATIIWITCII-from Plymouth, June 27, to.- Wornoce-Crent Portsmouth, June 28, to ..... ".. ........... Wenam-from Falmouth, Jane 28, to ....... . ............. ...... NaPts Wmoow -from Cardiff, June 28, to .... .. ...... - . ----Ras Weston Ileerntos- kern Ormeoend. June 19, t0....--Ad 61411 Wu. NILM3-41001 Liverpool, June 29, to ..................... Cskatti BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. EARDSWOUTH.—June 25, at Selling Vicarage, the selfe of the Iteey. 0. Beardaworth. of a son. ONVILE.--,lona VI, at Thorshill, Bray. year DtdUilei the i nle W. C. Doraville, req., of a daughter. South, the rife of A. Gig, 0111•42—June 16. 1 at Beg., Bombay evil Swim, of • son. LLOYD.--fune 26, at Monkmoor, near Shrewsbury, the lute d W. B. Lloyd, Esq., of a eon. LONOKAN.-2 um 17, at Chorleywood, Her•te, the wife of Willa Longman, req., of a daughter. IIOROAN.—June 26, at Stamford, the wife of W. D. IIcrIRN 1 . 0 1'" 22nd Regt. Bengal Native Infantry, of a eon. 11171LitAY.—June 25, at Peterborough, the wife of the Rev. • Murray, of a eon. THURABY.--Juie 27, at Abington Rectory , the wife of tbe 6r 7 . F. Thereby, of a eon. WALL.— June 17, at Pembury, the wife of W. 11. Wall, DI Of Tw r bridge-wells, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ORIFYITI3B—STAPPORD.--Jane 26, at Motion, T. 1 .- On" Esq., of Cheltenham, to Mary Anne, daughter of W. C. stitford. i the late Col. alryllllo, cf Glanbran.park, Esq., of London. OWYNNS-110LPORD.—June 27, at St. Georges, Ussover.ssame,i by the Rev. A. Almon, Edmund Roderick Tumors BarWw, sal 0 1 Ella Anna MU* daughter of the late Col. il lio:ford, Sm.' nockshire, and eillgmyn. Carmartheoslure. NICOLLS—PARRY.—June 26, at South Stonebem Cbareb, bl_ ll4 lather of the bride, J. E. T. Pim lls, Lieut. Ifeogal Elleif 0 of Gee' O. Nte°lll, Royal Esgiseers, to Lorna Bass Perry, dsuPs ter of the Lord Bishop of Sundae. goicomiheedifm, to J ... sar SCOTT—MOORE.—Juns 27, at St. George's, IllooMilry,b7 th°llll and Rev. K. Villiers, W. daughte r of Marchtsont-etreet. le' eell-equars, to Rosa Playpen, of the lime Capt. R. Moor* Ist LUe Guards. —_— DEATHS. • BUSWELL.--June 2g, at Park-place, Highgate, M. J. Base d; lA. , ' aged sa. BUTLER. — Jove 25, Martha fitutasna Bella, daughter of t heists', Butler, Meq., of Royston, aged 47- CHOWNL —June 26, at Netherburc, pule. Maria Tam daufWg of the Rev. J. H. Chowne, of Wiesttele' Lodge, I'4oo, mt. aged 19. FUMY RR.—June 27, at Rutland, Lady Mary Plodyer, 16 7 82 ' I li Ll6ll6T.—June 23, 0. Musbet , EA ., of Dab:edit. Goolland• /WV. _,,' RAMMELL.—June 26, Charlotte, wife of r. W 919 6 1, of .. STATHAM - 1M MT.—Jane M, street, Covendish-equare. lIRLBY.--.lune 25, Elisabeth, daughter of the we Mr. I. OM Derby. aged 29. I. FiA l " schmtdt, of Peckham ........ c.berweu, end St. Duretau wt. Tower-t, aged 6 3. is the Haymarket, Mr. F. C. ~. 41. Prient.a.ted ttpu.blisbedouy abatitwipit= 110/1700.1"°V8 1•0101‘111°4 dtreet.li: tDa pacindot ~~