The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-27 00:00:00

g , of the officers and men of the suspense they must have been in regarding their fate. The Driver and Vulture have just joined company; the lathr brings the mail begs from Dantzie. We heir the Cuckoo, Lieut.-Commander Murray, is high and dry on a rock somewhere in the Aland Archi pelago. The fleet at present here is Duke of Wellington, Royal George, James Watt, Nile, Cressy, Costar, Orion, with the peddle-wheel steamers Drugon, Vol taic, Merlin, Driver, and hall a dozen gunboats. The three Freoch liners, Tourville, Duquesne, and Austerlitz, with the corvette d'Assav, are also here. The two admirals have made an excursion in the latter to Blink° Sound, near Wiborg, and iespected the approaches to that port. The above is the summary of the news for the put week. The general health good. THE ARREST OP MR. CURTIS. The Preussisch• Correspoodoss p.._ lowing official account of the affair in Cologne connected with the arrest of the secretary dour Consul there : Kray had failed to appear on the 29th of May, in obedience to the sumo**, Wised on the 25th. At the instance of tho Ober Prokurator, warrant was taken oat ag ainst him. Consul Curtis received no fotmal preeious **tics of theme two proceedings; but he was in • posi tion to be perfectly well informed of them, as at the time Krsy was served with the gammons by the officer of the court, he was in conversation with him. In the gammons it was eapriresly stated, that in ease of the party not appearing he would be proceeded against according to law ; it could not, therefore, hate been unknown to him what his secretary had to expect in that case. It has been stated that • despatch, addressed to Brussels; bad been taken from Kray by the police at the time of his arrest, end kept back from his Si hours. This statement is entiiely false. No such detain of a despatch has taken place either on the part of the peaks or of the judicial authorities. The despatch in question, which was probably not delivered to Kray tiU altos his principal had appeared in his stead, remained lying at the dwelling of the former. It was not till a day after he was arrested, the Ith inst., that Kray's wife, instaad of returning it to the consul, brought it to the magistrate, with the re quest that he would deliver it to Carta, which was accord ingly done. An application made by Consul Curtis that Kray might be liberated on hail was rejected, after being deliberated on by the Senate of the Provin eel Court, on the grounds of the nature of the en• listments effected by Kray now under investigation. An : additional cirennistance of aggravation is to be found in the fact that within the last few days an inquiry has been en tered into against Consul Curtis himself, on the charge of having pitied over Prussian subjects for English military arnica; of having, by presents and promises, influenced persona to emigrate who have not yet performed their mili tary duties; and of having knowingly participated in the enlistment effected by these parties in Cologne. It would have been the duty of any foreigner while staying in Pennies to abstain from any contravention of the law on this pcdse, which has of late been so frequently recalled to the Yemef kenos of the public. It is the lees excusable when PM. elan subjects MU. Curtis and Krey are) ha not se• trained from wir ing and abetting in prohibited enli ve straeste, under the very nose of the authorities. Judos was there fore not only competent bat ale) bound by duty to inter vene and stop such • coarse." publishes tbs fol- CONPERSAZIONE AT THB ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM, CANNON-ROW, WESTMINSTER. The annual " conVereagione" of ibis emaciation took plane on Monday last, Lord Di 0113 T presiding. The visitors, amongst whom were many ladies, were mi norities. Of the leading architects we noticed very few ; the meeting, however, was honoured by the prance of seven' dignitaries of the church. The chairman having introduced Mr. Scott, the treasurer, that gentleman read a well-drawn up report of the year's proceedings, is which it was stated that the practice of architecture in its palmy days tended to the development of all the accessory arts of design, which latter were now separated from the parent art, aced left to degenerate iato mechanises. The humble artisan was neglected and condemned to • state c f deplorable ignorance ; and such was the culpable apathy shown towards the subject by the public that they were unable to judge of good or had art. Although individuals from time to time had eadeavoored to remedy this unfortunate state of things, the members of the Architectural Museum were the first to adopt systematic steps towards reforming the education of the est-workman. The collection of objects had boon made with a view to remedy this evil, and every induce ment was held out to workmen to avail themselves of the opportunities of Improvement efferded in the museum. desirable object, an annual meeting, of workmen had been instituted, and would take plus on that day fortnight. adopted is this scheme of art education 'lectures as miscollaaomis subjects, and to essessafal carvers in wood and important additions had bun made to the aeuellisises, funds were wanting to enable the • scheme to carry out the object they bad in income was 3.50/., but the out , than equal to that sum ; and which the association stood much in to be obtained, lack of mesas members from availing themselves offered them to enlarge their premises. as the importance of members insisting whom they employed should study at the report coocludioi with an earnest appeal the subject to endeavour to elevate the lon of the artificer, by affording him the acquiring art knowledge, and giving him (or his labour as should raise him above drudge. The meeting was addressed chairman, the Bev. Mr. Maurice, Mr. Scott, , Mr. Godwin, Mr. Hall, the Bev. C. „a Thorpe, Mr. Bereetord Hops, Xt. several other clergymen. The collection ' objects of en ecclesiastical character, that greatly predominating. The chief object compartment fitted up in exact Mita ... Chapel, with altar, upon which lighted tapers, and pictures and scalp saints adorniag the walls. We noticed ' drawings of the tiles lately discovered remarkable for the high style of art ; examples of medieval metallic bind- Coventry, and metallic furniture, by f laterest, although partaking generally rt, were far too numerous to be even tee ne , === aiiiimastkes iee ehe report, would mate la anspoinegy upon all work - asembses el the =ram to study in , only do we object to this provides, as tyrannical, but on account of the very peculiar character of the education, which it object of the members of the &mention to he art-workmen, the whole museum, es our spared to understand—wearing an unmistake character. The peculiar tone of voice and Ist of more than one of the reverend quite in keeping with this character. ) ground, too, we object to the institution ' ated by so important and comprehensive a name Architectural Nuieuxo," while, in point of fact, bed for the purpose of fostering one particular `v. If peewee having peculiar views of art choose to combine for the purpose of ad. promoting such views, well and good—we see to the proceedings. Bat let them not come 't end government for support, as authors national undertaking. Not only is the -.aeration propounded by the members of the Museum of • restricted character, but the peewits entertain upon the subject are , wholesome nature, which the public would supporting. [EQUALS AT THE HOUSE OP )WMBIOIIEIII or BRZADALBAXI.—ThiI Marchioness of Breadalbano km generously of their hoar, in Park-lane, far a manners held Ulm on Friday, the 13th of July, in of the Literati Aemeetstion a the F;i;ade which his lordship is president. The PrISCINS Cssetoryska, who is well ksowa for her Rosiest expressly from Paris to play ou the coca . distinguished artistes, sow in Loudon, their gratuitous support. 107211,01115111 P.—We have been informed _ probably be a vacancy is the Professorship Philosophy in Queen's College, Cork, is October L the Intention of Professor Shaw to accept a ?risky Collage, Dahlia, at the sad of the losg istribution of prizes to the students of the and Laws at University College takes plans ►t Ling's College, the distribution of prises Anneals of General Literature, Applied fisting, awl Military Soignee, will take °menthes of the National Society have ad 'star to tiat Ardabishop of Caittorbat7, protesting tiwortawat withdrawal of the Qseeh's lona la the opportunities of imp i I I, la f . srtberan „ ee .o o ni f thie .,. o d i a , es i 1111 sash • vendor! would Among the modes sdeptr woe the delivering of lent I 1: the awarding of prises ,•,,i , arose. Several importa li collection ; nevertheless, promoters of the scheme , , • view. The &missal in place wen man ti \ 1 elthosgh epees, which need of, was to prevented the metal M the opportunity offer' Stress was laid upon tl that all artilleen whom • museum; and the npa to all interested in the character and condition opportunity of aequirir 1 each remuneration for I i the mere mechanical di at length by the chairs' the Dean of Salisbury, 11 . , BoetsU, Archdeacon I Diekiana, and NUM omelets chiefly of objet of the middle ages gns of attraction was a en ! ; ties of Branishill I , 1 nee a nose with light i 1 1 ' 1 ) ,I 111 tared effigies of ash a large collection of di at Cherhey Abbey, II which they illustrate ; ins, by Skidmore of I Bert. The objects of I of one style of art, touched upon in a see We heartily agree et save that which wool men employed by a Cannon-row. Not a being in itself tyre' 1 restricted and penults is clearly the object , bestow upon the art- readtn are prepared I able Puseyite chafes turn of thought a sneakers were quit •I ' rpm this ground being designated by s as that of " Arehitec II it is established for style of art only. I end art-education rill 1 vooning and promos , 1 11 no objection to the before the public an sad promoters of a n scheme of art-edam Architectural Muse views which those p not of that nand, wl feet 'tenanted in n , . Mali= Mot $ *I/ Mandons AND M 1 ' Marquis sad March •• i Allowed the use of t asseticak, to be hel: ‘ l ' I aid of the teas of of Poland, of which YansUine Cantor] talents, will come e lien, tad several have promised Steil VACANT PROF! I. i • that the will pub of Natural l'hilosol i 1 ‘ nen, ea it la the i tuto&up is Trish: natio!. ' i The elistribetic Faculty of .arts as 1 11 ' es Saturday. At 1 for the Dep 'rho bales..., Mei: 84 I ' piece ea Friday. I The ceounitta I Pi * drilled I lOW 10 , against the throats , t ' !emit of the ask I 6 ; I I a. . I 10. 4 1 .... . tau Intentgence, EQUITY COURTB.—Jus6 28. BOMB 1111111 Of TIM ROLLO. 110115 hauttOltr Ws Noway gave judge's' in this ease Ca taklag his seat this suersisg. The quietism was whether ePeutees seder •will ear gated ht 18111 vas Gadded to the 'i ndisposed portion of resi duary estate ef their testator absolutely fir their emu re. It appeared that by his will the testator gave the wives of his executors • legacy of 201. swab. sad It bad bees urged that these bequests precluded the isecutore frogs delude' the residue. Not loog dace bird Bt. Leonardo had introduced as Act ntathig the exseston in such eases thenceforth merely trustees for the next of Wu. His Hoes= held that 'Miff the law as it formerly stood the executors were entitled, ad that bepsete to their wives did not alter their rights. Decree accordingly. 11/011 TKIKMANCIIiteII SIR I. MAW. 30003 O. 3OIITLIDOZ. This was a salt by Mr. David Bogue, the publisher. Fleet-street, the object of which was to rostrata tho 6- 1 fondants, Messrs. George Routledge and Co., the palffidineel. l of Furingden-street, their agents, and servaaes, ms priatiag, publishing, selling, exposing for sale, or lire, or otherwise disposing of any further or other copies or copy of " Every Boy's Book," or any other book, work, publication, or thing, containing aay passage, article, sentence, print, wood-cut, Illustration, matter, or thing, taken, copied, imitated, or cdourobly alters.), from any passage, article, sentence, print, woodcut, illustration, matter, or thing, contained is " The Boy's Own Book," whereon copyright subsists and beings to the plaintiff. Mr. Craig and Mr. Reilly now appeared in support of a motion, asking the court to restrain the defendants in the terms above expressed. They alleged that the plaintiff was entitled to the injunction, on the ground that the scheme, and colour, and title, and general external appearance of the de fendant.' work, "Every Boy's Book," were ne.rlv identical with those particulars which characterised "The Boy's Own Book ;" and that several of the articles in "Every Boy's Book" were copied, with colourable variations only, from "The Boy's Own Book." It appeared that the plaintiff's book had pasted through twenty *dittos'', and that 80,000 copies had been published, and that it was a very valuable publication. 8 I passages in each book were compared, which tho plaintiff submitted proved the serair use of the plaintiff's book by the defendants. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Schomberg appeared for the de fendants. On the defendant'ebebalf the manuscript of the defendant's book was produced to court. The affidavits of the author or compiler of, and t.f several contributors to the defendant's book, both literary and illustrative, were read, in which the detail' of the mode of getting up the work, and the sources from which the information was obtained, were shown, and it was stated that the getting up of the work had cost the defendants upwards of 1,0001. It also appeared that seve ral books had been published with similar titles. After a very long hearing, the Vice Chancellor thought that the ease of the plaintiff was not so clear as to justify the court in granting the injunction asked ; but he should, acting in the same way and on the same principle as was recognised in the case of " Spottiswoode v. Clarke" (2 Phil.) direct the motion to stand over, with liberty to the plaintif f to bring an action, giving the parties liberty to apply. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Jula 26. 1117TITOI AT Pill FAITS IN LOADOS.-lIIPOTZ AAA • COMMON STAT. CAM JVIITICS 71 1110010 e. enrainedur.--euni. The plaintiff in this ease is an actuary, and is also the manager of the British Freehold Land Society; and the de fendant is an artist, residing at Hampstead. The action was brought oa a bill of exchange for 601, drawn by one Hawkins, accepted by the defendant, end endorsed to the plaintiff, and the defence relied upon was, that the bill had been gives to Hawkins to get discounted far Flanders ; that instead of doing so he bad discounted it for his owe use, and that theilaintiff had taken the bill with notice and without having von value for it. Mr. etersdorff appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant Byles and Mr. MN:samara for the defendant. The plaintiff's case was that Hawkins, who is an ac countant in &spies-ins and had been joint secretary with the plaintiff to the Lice nsed Victuallers' Bei ding Society, applied to the plaintiff in March last to discount the bill. At lint he was unwilling to do so, but was afterwards in duced to do it by Hawkins saying that he might deduct 71., which Hawkins had become i nd ebted to him on account of postage', &c., whilst he was joint secretary with him, and might also deduct 31. for discount. Plaintiff acriord in gave him a cheque for 601., but Hawkins having bees delayed on his way did not arrive at the baskets' until too late to get it cashed: He then west back to the plaintiff, and told him that fact, and also that he wanted the money particularly that day, and he asked the plaintiff to give him cash for the cheque. Plaintiff bad only 301., but be expected, in a short time, is receive some rents for some parties, and he told Hawkins to call again in an hour or two. When be did call plaintiff gave him the 301. sad 201., which he took from the rent, end received back the cheque, which he cancelled and kept. In answer to some written interrogatories the plaintiff bad ' said that this 601. cheque had passed through his bankers, but this mistake was now explained by the fact that he bad given instructions for the preparation of his answers under circumstances of hurry, and without having docu ments to refer to ; and that he bad, in fact, paid another cheque into Dia banters for 631., on account of the parties for whom be had received the rent. Hawkins in his evidence stated that he had received the bill of the defeadent on account of commission, and also some ezpenms which he would have to incur in raking 1,6001. for the defendant upon mortgage of some freehold property at Ihmoditch. The defendant was called, and he stated that he had given M 1111 to Hawkins to discount for witness's benefit, as It mob, be some time before the 1,6001. could be raked. flat as he could not get the money on the bill, an action bad bees brought against Hawkins, who after having Mr the action had withdrawn is pleas and suffered t by default. Another fact relied on by the t was the mil-statement by the plaintiff in his aniernir to the iaterrogatories as to the 601. cheque, and it was slatmlited that it was a suspicious circumstance that tbatibegre ha been cancelled just in the same term as it wed& bays boas if it had actually passed through the beaks's. It was also ascertained that the cheques did not ad with the torn part of the counterfoils, which the said was missed by the fact of his always carrying gal cheques is his pocket, and when he bad filled them up, sithaquently entering the amounts on counterfoils. It was ales said that the plaintiff knew Hawkins well, and had himself given a " cautious character" of him, when referred to as to some offices, and from his long acquaintance it was submitted that he probably knew the circumstances under which Hawkins had obtained the bill. The jury gave a verdict for the defendant, one of the jurymen saying that they were unanimously of opinion that the bill had been gives to Hawkins to get discounted for Flanders; and another, saying that their verdict was " without prejudice to the plaintiff." CON6ISTORY COURT.- JUNE 26. 11/70112 DI. LVIZINOTOX. PILINOLI V. I.I.IXOLI.—DIVORCI. The fasts in this case have already appeared. It woe a suit of divorce instituted by the husband against the wife by runner adultery. Dr. LushiLgton, after a careful review of the evideses, considered the case to have been proved, and pronounced for the separation. DOUBT OF r.-Juta 26. 137013 XI. 0011211•11101a2 MIL IN RI L. LIPYLN. The bankrupt was a jeweller, of Charles-street, North ampton-evils*. He came up to pass his examination ea arm:mutts prepared by Henn. Paul and Turner, showing un secured erwattorti 3,7141. ; creditors holding security, 3,9271. ; property, 761. ; property held by creditors, 5,8991. It appeared that the bankrupt had pledged goods to the amount of 14,0001. during the six months next preceding his bankruptcy ; he had also pledged goods since his bank ruptcy in the name of Bennett; the latter he, however, stated were his own property. The Court adjourned the bankrupt's examination sine die. Protection was granted till Thursday next; the same renewable upon satisfactory accounts being then filed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Juics 26. 1110111 ILL. 001111IILI0Lli ■=ULT. IN 12 CRAWL= W. SIMPSON. This insolvent whose ease was heard on Friday appeared' fee adjudication. He bad been collecting clerk to Messrs. Crowley, and had obtained the money of two cousins to invest on mortgage, and instead of doing so had applied It to his own use. He had used in that way nearly 4001. His Honour considered it a sidons cue of breach of trust, and pronounced a judgment of two years from the vesting order—the longest allowed by the act. Mr. Dowse opposed, and Mr. Nichols supported. IN 11 NIACLZOD NLCLIIIN. This insolvent, a commission agent, who was discharged in lone, 1863, now appeared with debts and liabilities to 1,300 i. He was opposed, and reosived a judgment of six months for vesatiously marring law costs. IN NZ &LIM= TIOXAS SATCHEL'S. Kt. Reed opposed for a creditor, and showed that • former protection petition heel, been dismissed for fraud. The present schedule was the ems es the other, and no ere• &tors had been served with while W *pew. The Coate dismissed this petition', awl Nude eit order that so other be Sled. IN 31 :Emus H. Psnurs. This insolvent, a clerk Is the Asdit.•Mae, &menet Home, applied under the Pratesties All. TM wit salary aria 1241. a-year, aid he prepseed lame aids 161.'-yet for the creditors, and to keep up perit frorupos. debts were about 300 L, and ha was s teas:' Mr. Omndmieser Murphy referma Ilho debts ia the selisisie. sod wrecked as their ekenehe. Ho 'shred 161. s year he ha lret your, all MAN essuii. Teo palisp r =nle Ind WWI We 16(usillua ?Me don . .4.4 II THE . EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1855. .Theaday, Joss 28. FROM gild LONA DOWNING-STREET, 'vas 2s. The Queen baa Imo plowed to appoint John It. rortalow. Esq., to Ansittar.OaDonl for the province ut New tirunawiat WAR.OMOB, lout SE. I 6 ReElmeat 111 Drown Onatta—Untenant Entennel Bradbury to be capeelkwithast maims& To be Lleatellints, without ampurchas E e —me , A,/ 0. - Winglisid, vise Bradbury ; Cornet Jb . Mem& Uslit Doograo—Gee vot endAdltdant Beery leanings to have the 111111kBwi Carnet wtlllrm Whistaaley to be lieutenant, poroboot. vim Ilestle, who retiree; Cornet Frederick Amman& Woatbodow M bo Ilsoloosat, by pueblos, eke Hon. C. J. Keith, prommed. Ist oe Gremdlne Po‘ditantot Foot Guards—The promotion of Dalin and Lioulooost IL W. Bonilla& to to tiotonoot Not captain to Mal dam Um ISM Wmd of tho 1116 Jana, Lan. let le=gootadsoli.Med—ltrem6l4•Memana•Clelfrl Tbomaa Graham to IMMO r ---m-Colonel Ed. M _ mod - os the Nth Fmt, to be liestestataelosel. aloe Re ar t s = l l l Sold moues at a reendilog district; lf. O. to be wake without pestioes, sits flinsbes ; d O. O. Mosel to be Betimes% Mama per slam Ms Om" apprisiol Sao Ped Peet Post—Ms A. 14. Beisesabe to belintemmdreseend.wilkeut parsbese; liesestaldipr P. L. Jadloge to be era*, withoot pa ebeekoillarillitelbe. To be Clipialm, without purchase—Lissa. mei O. fisolesill lOott, eke Jusbp; Lieutenants M. Browne, I=and A. Mateortue. To laUsaamanta, without purr:has B. H. Peyton, vise Wog; ito,lgn H. E. Hall, OW RterWee; Amigo P. Z. V. OHMS, vise Boyd; Ensign J. P. Millar. else lidabrigpt Tzars W. awry Gi ll ett, W. Williams, sell. T. Ossid, from the Oohs 1711 1110—Miseent loargeso Willies Ward, from the Ord. Poet Dlipmtleoldt to be ausgems, sits Simpson, deceased. Plk Test—ThessesSlodes d Lkateotiat IL S. R. Smyth as aljutaat to bar dale Jose 1, Ink Slim of tie sth of that month, u pre ttiest, MAP. 88thFOa—Uselloollot Charles 1111111pn to be captain, by porch**. rice Wilton, Mr Mira% 68th Foot—lbmilpill. J. &Viatica/twat° be Iteutanant,withentpw. ehase,vio:=lnelood; Hays T. O.D.Watson to be liestsse. l without Ms Villaseallunrt, Mates promotion ca May I; IPS, has beep messald ; the presslis et Heap Joseph Thomp son to a ilseransmq. MS'S poshest, Mee Smyth, deceased, on IMasit IS. bes ham eseasie. TMi Post—lastment J. F. 14. Hewett, tram Pe let West Italia Bagistents is be liniment, Mikan porebnee; Lieutenant James t reo. ens Unlit Foot, to ontomat. without Purchase. 1111* resi—inelda J. W. Fry, is Ps Ist Foot, to be map, with out Mans. The Geoid, yealsottd to Hes list Pout. nth t—Ottbas'ipos eataw Ham Stewart, M.D., to be me- Omsk sum arehri sas pse—Useln poseled Mm the Rao. H. W. Campbell to be captain, by probe" vise Omer. tat satires. let War India Ilegierat—Beelp Sidney Cave to be lieutenant, with. out poutinst, vise Swett, appointed to the 72nd Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Charles Owen, from the 93th Foot, to be staff Burgeon of the IS Nem BREVEL 7=l a Hobert Miller Sunray, balf-pay Royal Artillery. beii to lb. Turklett Contingent, to ham the local rank of lies tessolaiseell la Turkey while so employed. law, of the Stith Foot, attached to the British ForMp to have the temporary sutetantive rank of major of lie al loqrliger Itattatica. /te CbseleeDscan Cuomo, Esq., attached to the Turkish Army, to bass loul rook of tooten to Turkey while so empLoyed„ MEMORANDUM. The sogolalmot Copt,in William Payn, of the 53rd Foot, to be allotting to do Turkish Cootinpot, with the local rank of major in Torbay while so toployed, to bear date May 22, 1855. Eames..—Per Timm Small,, Esq., to be chief paymaster to the IMPS Omtleost; read Thomas Swaim Esq., ac. For Colonel Joke Deielostsr Byers, Bengal 'Santry, which appesred in the Orione " lone 15. 1353, with the date of Mayl, 1853; read CoPS San Drinkwster Byers, Ha. ADMIRALTY, Rum 20. BREVET. Corps of Royal Marines—With reference to bar Majesty's Order in Omsk of Rapt. If, Inv. the following general otßcers, who re. thud um Ma full pay of their rank in the corps previously to the itOrder is .ftnaW, will berrafter appear on tie Retired Lift— Greerel ah er Trentenheere, E.G., General Edward Mont* IteMmumbammal EYrsLmrreece. C. 8., Lieutenant•Gensral Wit. beet Omenelly. ardeNOrmeral John IVrigbt, E.G., and Major. Ginerel Pargeren. And the tellewing gresettrea hare taken place to templets the dna. einem of the Royal Marines, under tke pro. Mi.= if Ire Mpg% odd Order in Council—viz.: Agassrais °sup Jame and George lb be EiOnembaenerale-11*tOleerale Th Adams Puke, 0.11. SW AIM Orr.., ICJI.K.S.. MI amiss Menzies, K.H. To he Iblernerranie—Orkieria Jobe liewthrta cows*, sum' Bud= lOWA Ihenue Womb. ABM IrwinViinfa i The C6 ==r ialt. gip; who retired wee full pay of the Rept Mwrimee ra m s bar Majesty's Order in CuunvlL Sept. IS, 1554, to e step of brevet reek, in order to place them is as a pukka as there et their rank who may bmwriter Atria retirement war the prosisions of the said Order ; the reek in bilk mei hung only beeenry—viz.: TOM Cisesrale—Usurmienerals Elias inenesse,C.B., and WU- John Wright, KM. Walla Powell, Abnims Hwy Oar -don, John lloatresor Misr. Mass Stevens, David Amhara Gibes, Bohan Mersa, John Sibyls, Joseph Walks. AMU Why lock, George Batt Bury, mad David Wades. - Imo Monett Climay. To !so lAollooolapool ADIUNALTY. Joss M. Come lle el Royal rime—Ceimel Oommembili Harp hitt Dekeembe to be edged in et, Mee Ogles. meleeted ; Weed Soma Oomemmleot Jelin Mums le bo mimed metatio drat. lise Itlis. remeted; Odeoll Osemil CememadoM Mesemler to _be edema ammeadmst. Moe Weerly. pre. meleill s alreMemll Perlman Hoban le be eine eememm preoseled ; Lleolemit.Oekmel Me* Maids le d brAsmi orrimeibet. Mee Plat. peeleeted ; liestusead- Osimel Haab Bum le be eimmi alma mommodant. Moe Dela =peemelell; Smog Robert Wesley to be wand mommielet sad deputy egHoteaugeneral ; Lim*. nantiOsiong Jobe Take Rowe to be esionst second commandos; vise Sir" pummel Lommembeiteosi Edward Annan. Pear o beetiomi Mad semmemkol. Mee PlMee. lammed; Comb& Alm 111Mbill le be lieemmumbeeleml. Mee Oratory pea meeed ; gads Timm lomat le be lionementnalinsi, bee CIMMI. paneled; Ceptebt Pease Trait Marra Pepe le be lbw temembeelmel. Mee Home. peemeted OS ia lkot se Ma le be lieelemmt4demel. Moe Brew% • Themes Chides OMles Haire le be , premeted; YYrt Lleolemet Mira Montt to be Mee Hltebell. penciled; Itret Liettlemot mod Adjutant J to to tape* vise Lames, promoted; That Lleetseeet Theme Pop Casey to toteap. tat; Mee Pam premooM; Plot tat Henry Trey Fox to be ants* vW LiOot. promoted ; First Lieutenant and Adjutant Edward Lewes Pyle le be meek% vim Moors, promouxl ; tenant, Lieutenant ordley Ramp Fit Barnes to be first lieutenant, vim /matt, promelima $ Masa LMntonest Henry Brunel Fuson to M Int lleatemmt. eles lbw^ mewled; Ilmood Lieutenant Gus tavus heads Mom le be Pint hettleoest, Mee Casey, promoted ; booed Lieolemillt Artier Huntley Hill Welds to be Ant ;irate. Ise Yes. promoted' Mooed Li/Meow Alemoder Basest Soap to to Pr et lieutenant, eta Pm, promoted. Edward Dolma froott. 8 - K . 7 - Augustus East Mosley. Esq. Cometalon signed by the Queen: Beet York Regiment of Militta—Rewlay John Baines. req., late cap tain 95th root, to be adjutant, vice Jame, resigned. BOW LOCKET IDlnxis, — B7ocisoOth7ood, Bayswater, builder, to surrender July 6 at 11, sad August 10 at 11, at Bedagliall-street. Bole., Leanne. and Co., Old Jewry.chambers; off. Emig, Whit more, Beelaghall street. Witusa Erwoara Was, Mark-lane, City, wise broker, July 6 at 141, and August 10 at 1, at Baslashaltetreet. Bola., Mama and Co., Mincing lam; off. wig., Whitmore, Basingball-street. Denim Goudro. leleham, Cambridgeshire. butcher, July 6 at 12, and August 10, at 11, st Baslogball-eireet. Sots., Hawkins and Co., New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-Inn and Waldwick, Bobam, Cambridge shire; off. oasis., Cannon, Alaermanbury. YEADELicK MEEK% Great Bell-aIIEE, Moorgate-street, licensed vic tualler, July 6at 121, and August 10 at 11, at Basingball.streeL floL, Warmed, 13asinaball-street; off. meig.,NVhitmore, Basinghall street. Hai' 141T111 and DATID WAIDLAW kern, Great 81. Helen's, City, madisots, July I and August 1 0 , at 12, at PesiachalLatreet. 8010., Lawnessba sod W.Old Jewry-cambers ; off. assts., Gauen, Alder aim. FR me AMS MEMO Tam. ContbalLbuildinp, City, and Iloruchurch, lkimaosimaseislampent. Jody 6 M aad Aw Le uM 9at 12, at assl Basbaballmseet. nit i a= z szt e. Sole, Breetreet-buddiage; off. isioss% RIME= IMDEEK LEss, Mgioaraid, Regent-.treat, and Union anima; WiniPINEUI.I July 7 sad August 13, at 11, at BealimbitiMaist. Ironmonger. lone ; oIL amig. Smarm MIAMI Woman Hamm, Nottlagioaa, upbolsterem, July 17 sod Angst 7, IS. aR ilindogisot Orurt, at Nottingham. Hots., Comp% _Nott= ni od . Hondo ased Wood, Birmingham; cdL Hard% Gmaog Burma Pciewnes, Dev.ses, Wiffakiim innkeeper, July 9 and August 7 at 11. M Bristol Cond. lola., Witter, Devizes, mid Abbot sod L Irked ; off. emir., differ, Bristol. Warms Jesus, israaaa. builder, July 10 and August 7, at 11, at Bristol Court. 1124 War and am Liverpool, and Bevan and Oirlin Bristol t . f.......A0rara50, Bristol. Taoism and Newport, Mon. mouthshint sal Aug ainiar rl imm aril i g ia ßdstd Court. Cruttwill, Bad. sod Ins and ; off. Nag., &wawa, Bristol. Wousst BizioesWAlll4 oserdiaot, July 9 and August ;at 14 at MOM Cwt. Cheltea. hank and Abbot sod Dors. Bristol; id swig, Miller, B tol. Joss WaitioaToX, feel lIESIMENESKErer, July 7 and 26, at 100, , at Leeds Court. at Bain of. arig ht Inia, Barffeld. Elotoosa NailW4 BoLr 11 July aad bags* W r it Riots= i1d 24 7 11 =4 41 = off. ad*, Wirtod, lam lissfahr. Limasselse, brewer, July 12 and Merl 3, at 19 at Marines Court. Ida. Bale sad Co., Man. [ dawar; Off salt, Harsolaffisoder. ASMULLID. _ Jape 21. Tumult Hz - macs, iiiiiiii4mi,liswiiest, City, dada in wood. DOOM= PTYTTIONII22I. W. Byrias, Wood-streit, OpTuilhe ids. eritairess'ealley, har Wellelose sqre, not owner—V. M. Lersgre. Mabassad. tawager of ea hm ua el -H. Massey, Grey-tensso. Mentegtes. ommeisio= the sale el O. IL Min* Greet Doverotrest, Idmpro d ss. Isniry. ism* vistosiler= IL J. Ls" lehdles—lL Wm* Washricat ingi l d ieszn e l Walks et lien—Asto Tepper. Plain* hens heiT t 11** Tedareed. Old Kest i rm or siter ist: 411.1* mi11n...41.11; e t= fu P77 —IL Geblarolast emil lagr CVer- arce W e' lleshisso. dealer — ut ir:O ; drone--C.O. M audit-A* itinerant-home witar. Old Breattororri Lealstionilk. Imabstk. beer.shop =.. P. Lea*. Woolosoleset, ou* delis* druggists' Pen* OnshyoMeret , H Mseradraper's easkormst:o. Wi=rest. lllll =lle, teed*, ati all = "sri llias: Oshedotrest, Wm—C. ISM. Itensg.atinat. Boz. tam. lair ts beep lidiargyleem dra=Hart. ft Georget-row. dirt Pm*" Ismisowakh, limy beeper—J. A. c plormit, Upper Pialiss. Mild IS Oa OW of the Belgian kW—M. Jos, Obspalre Taws Nam, Hays. water. imbue . GaMmorthy, m M. Matthew's-glen. rIL Ilailds. Wasmoetrest, Gralial=lOsetieteistbiff—. Ostesd.sirest. tailor. DMOLUIATIOSS OP DIV IDIOIDO. Ls* Y' Ipswich. Irtaringac—tri QM. aid., Jade IS, and three Nuilermt Monday% st Illmskirs, Bain bail-elnet. Botozu. Pettm, Ham Amer—ft 211912•1 of Is., Jaw 29, said 02•99,929ft05at 9811q5,2411112201ir5, Sologba. etre* Wo.uso thesamou. Centiegideco. SLIM" bannuerirst—lM Alvidsed=: 21 . 1, ma thaw solumpost 111290249, Wm. mid% WsLum lasmcz. MILO" FaMigribediad, In it—Lt • _ _ THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Simms Phillips, who was on Monday committed for trial span the Wargo of having stolen railway shares and other valuable securities, the property of Mr. Roper, his em ployer, was subsequently charged with having stolen a watch from a perms by whom he had bean kindly treated. The assistant to a pawnbroker said: Oa Thursday or Fri day last a person wham I believe to be the prisoner same to oar shop, and offered for sale a ether watch and gald Albert chain for 31. ba. I prodnee the watch. I do not speak positively, but I believe the prisoner was the parson. He gave the name of John Clarke, and the address of 18,Wood street. Mr. W. T. Taunton, proprietor of the Blossoms lon, Lawrence-lane, Cheapaide, said: Oa Saturday week the prisoner came to my house, and knowing him I amid him residence till Tuesday, on which day he took his departure. After he had quitted the house I missed the watch and chain produced from a nail is the her parlour. I saw it safe at a quarter to sic o'clock in the evening, and he saw me place it on the nail in the bar parlour. He left the house at half-past sir, and I missed the watch at about half put ten, but there had been no one else in the bar parlour except my own servant. I gave information of the robbery to the police. The watch and chain are worth about 81. The prisoner, upon being asked whether it was his wish to say anything, replied I. the negative. Committed for the larosny. GUILDHALL. Daniel Mitchell Doii;isorsand Coenso Williams Gordon, who lively carried on business in Cousin-lane and Mincing lase, City, as ge I merchants and metal and colonial brokers, arid at West Kim lane, Essex, as distillers, were placed at the bar for examination, relative to certain charges of fraud. Sir Peter Laurie presided, and said—l have directed this prosecution with regard to the frauds not connected with the bankruptcy, from information I have received from various merchants; but as they are not yet prepared with their evidence, it is not my intention to take any I examination today, but to remand the prisoners for another week, when the City Solicitor will use every means in his power to bring them to judgment upon the matter of the false warrants ; and I hope that all those who have been defrauded will come forward and state clearly the nature of the frauds of which they have been the victims. The City Solicitor undertook to give notice of the eases that would be opened at the next examination, and the pri• ooners were then removed from the bar. A fashionably dressed female, who nave at the station the same of Mary Louisa Sawyer Si Vincent, sad her resi donee at 38, Tunbridge-street, New-road, was charged with obtalniog goads and moseys by false pretences. Kr. J. H. Preston, solicitor, of Southampton-buildings, .old—Your worship, the prisoner, who represents herself as eonnected with nearly all the families of rank in the king dom, has no doubt for some time been living on public pleader, and on a future occasion I will prove that she is connected with the gang of swindlers who lately were com mitted from one of the City police courts for obtaining a large number of cattle by fraudulent means. Mr. Frederick Sutton, of 14, Judd-street, linendraper, said—Abeut a month since prisoner called on me, and after some conversation, said—" I want some goods ; but the fact is I am coming into a fortune in a certain time ; it will now be soon settled, in fact. I have.B,oool. then, and you are sure of your money, for lam a lady of my word, and I would not for anything hat my noble frien ds and relations ibield know I was compelled to ask for credit." Believing, tees bar ladylike appearance that she was what she repro erMed herself, I trusted her with 60 yards of check silk and other articles, to the amount of 171. 21.4 d. Mr. Comic—The proceeding looks like a matter of debt. Mr. Preston—But I wiU be able to prove that, imme diately after the goods were delivered, they were pledged by the prisoner. The following letter was thin put in : " Saturday evening, June 9,1855. "My dear Sir,—As you told me you had no particular QM for your money until nest week, could you lend me, until Tuesday, a IW. note. I paid away all yesterday to avoid expenses, and, as I want it particularly, perhaps I shall not be considered rude or encroaching in asking. I send you an I 0 U for the same amount as yesterday, as I find a stamp, unless for three months, is not required. If you can send it by the bearer -you will oblige yours truly, " M. L 8. ALLAN. " 19, Mabledon-place, Barton-ereaceni. Witness—On a Saturday after I entrusted her with the goods, she called and said " I wish you would lead me five pounds; my business has been settled at the beak, but my solicitor will not let me have any of the money yet." I did lend her the money she required, and other moneys, to the amount of &W. Prisoner—l am connected with some of the best families. The prisoner here enumerated several admirals, lords, Me., so that The magistrate hesitated, and remarked to the solicitor, u I am afraid you have hit one wrong patty to meet your 'barge." Mr. Preston—Ho, your worship. Prisoner—l was unfortunately ensnared into a marriage with a married man, and I lett home to avoid my family. Before Mr. Sutton left the goods I referred him to my solicitor. Yr. Fisher, of 66, Burton- crescent. Ms. lateen—l did apply to Mr. Fisher, who said he had been neaducting affain for her, and that was why I left the pmts. Primeer—The fact is, a sister and myself were left 2,0001. I mortgaged my portion with Mr. John Henry Valiance ; but my solicitor. Mr. Wood, promised to be here to-day, at two o'clock, and explain all. Mr. Sutton—l pressed the prisoner for payment, finding I was put off by various OICUSeI. I also went to 64, Coleman-street, City. I saw Mr. Wood, and he told me that although he conducted her business, he could not give me any information as to her means. Mr. Freston—l wish for a remand to a future occasion ; and from the publicity this ease will get, I hope a series of cams will come against the prisoner. Mr. Corrit—But as the matter standr, 1 cannot see that what the prisoner states may not be correct. Mr Wood here entered the court, and both solicitors left to consult on the proceedings. On their return Mr. Wood said—l understand a remand is required, and I have se objection to it, to further inquiries. The fact is, Mm, I Allen— Mr. Cords—Why, she gives a different name in the chugs skeet. Prisoner—The fact is, I assumed the name, so that my family should not know that I disgraced them. I mortgaged my property to Mr.Vallance, and he can my so, if you send for Ma. My sister has since died, and left me the residence, sad I was about to raise some money on it. Mc Wood—The fact is, just before Mr. Sutton called on me, Mrs. Allen engaged me to settle some debts of here. 1 agreed, and then 1 told the complainant that I would in quire, and see that he was paid. Mr. Conia—The case has assumed a new feature, but in remanding the prisoner I will accept bail in two securities of 601., with twenty-four hours' notice. I The prisoner, who wore a beautiful " Eugenie " bonnet and veil, with flesh kid gloves, and parasol, was removed to a all, and subsequently to the House of Detention. WEST END OF LONDON AND CRYSTAL PALACE RAILWAY COMPANY. Yesterday e enleserdiry general meeting of the pro prieties la this empiey yes her at the Albion Tavern. Oldeorate oriel. hr the of eoloprovino, or other wise act. isg. IS esti Mb mashed by orapaalie now peoling ia pidiwoest. sad te ID do to eater tato armee meats with reenet Is thm- Wino Baer" the Ostrom of the Baud of Mr. It. the =. esal the t he Ind& ebbed that there was two wide Seamed ot the pregeistare would be ado& The lest lit inpeweved a esey. whieh It wee pripsed to brood the Aries/ rd Crystal Mao* Ompay, to ester Into seek footrests sr proideses Is they or %Mak pima, he the we at the Mahone. Zelmien traaassioft eel Wank of oda' over the projeetud Ihq sail also over the Pandora* Kites eico. tor a term of [ abode an salted le** prow of reswel, with the des el the ian sed via the appesial if Ohs Baud of The prototed lie ham the dank Zime ledwer be deakerr haatdsslMawteaeMUlbMidßodesaseaYßiatiOergey. The Worrier Oral Moo &ties had • sewed be, the wee niest with re esaihrosewarierry he wed iesibe Ire& of the ire rem ew grweer, bet se sperret hello yet been =bind be. es sere Irentheregb raterlea Bea. The rearl eneeteret toe mod aea=the lowfw . sa tt p= r Iles* Orr 0 t oT e . Me 7 l4al Orpotel e = eel the =sew Umbra Polkore Clammy, NOM fob ma bore es areseree he rime re properd reftwoy or m ag gr dresof whoa eortrated, eel ter area rleg Is the maw. =be the sonesios of a opera soledeli the deed at Trades teiregerady le the me= IV of the Watred wet Omelet Mon cm the 1 of s g is ite‘ ewer amerip bed tar pre the Lewin arl est beetbAfralsra Oropeotee, with the view ot waft or repent ereeprome hr sa hdepsodeet Ostia% es the mod hod abattles ea the Test read. seas tbe Wardle. ✓atan, but is err game el the bop arrest of boat owl Crystal Mess haft owed es llowesh treSs ispelled teses oar the Ilse. the lelobteampw. vole were be wok the teethe, wore of err= then swished sessamedidas eeUsrbe.hWdgwaevane bat abertag aria lesbeeek ar the earemere err were poopeost oureguers ar boos emir Me OW. rite wee d lsorle* bet georekt width. Valor tree oberrierie it was herial rat the Crier Moo WM, devait be eirelemort rib el purser, repeed‘lber the jamas of the MOM Berm Ilerweel Min le the *idea with rein& Worn hallway err the ropihr a @Wok .rot drier be made for MMUS tile to bos that polo over lim rla s % ikon le the VirMier orl Welerse dor Wm all the rereenterobliee artortel ben the Orris joules le the door tagrolordy a Moe ea the hedge la erre berers but Urs prat to Mir. roll reek Ore w it erg men wrier weer le roar he tare is the rem of the pow leer Mere the loireer bomb wee rails re rubor rot Orpreil Pare rerery, rotor of rearreg ler roterw of the bler ra pp er wary pipers mar re egesoner wits the lefghtee etwep frosgery, wed Ihe agree le the wire rot leaser rad be tbe more sett rooW at other berm the P of ak be. rare the her= the lost Urn Wellwey W her es led ler roldr Is order to arm re implodes of the err are al=flille all of N. re are hot bra era~ reel& by IL ow the eth alley me. he al. ea the la at a selo east le re persol Mehl= if the dorm of assentDoorbet was heleoM r est. teal y Ihewessisky U. per share by the Met TM raterses. be Ewers re Agree of the report, dwelt upon the eivosiogr re Mr Ilogy le rewire, aprielly keel 00111210. rug= wlth Os alivege swat oir the num who would renter Iregeferrs emelbores retri set a retries of farm Air DIM mods lin lb. serer wd other proprietwo Oise mat woe arelmerly eireet, eel the line iratioest rooster lie oggrevel of the prepr oft. was Mel le as *Animal th. Erdal referred. To 14 dad of Ite., July 7, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Nev. castlisupon-Tyne. TIOMAM RAMADIM and WILLIAM BRATWORD BARTTAL, Bllltlfre Bridge, Yorkshire, worsted spinners-let dividend of 28., June 21, and any subsequert day, at Hope's, lade. Tacna Realize (separate emate), Bailiffs Bridge, Yorkshire, wonted spinner at uividend of 20,.. June 21, and any subsequent day, at Hopes, Leeds. WILIJAM Bauman iIARTIL (separate estate), Ralliffe Bridge, York 'Mee, worsted Wear -Ist dividend of 205., June 21, and any sub sequent day, at Hope's, Lade. JANOS Glauxerxisa (separate estate), Mira, Yorkshire. cotton spin ner-let dividend of Y. June 21, and any subsequent day, at Hopes, Leeds. Tyros OALIIRCOLI (separate estate), Halifax. Yorkeliire, cotton spin - Rar-lei dividend of is. 11d., June 21, and any subsequent day, at Hope's Leeds. Sanas. Reagan, Tork, in nkeeper-lost dividend of Is. :a., June 21, End soy subreamet slay, at Hope's, Leeds. WIRTILIM DWRINIOII. Clayton West, Yorkshire, eorndealer -Ist dividend of 841., Jane 11, and any subsequent day, at Hope's, Leeds. Jonas lisirrnsov, Mirteld, Yorkshire, corn miller-let dividend of H. ed., June 21, and any rubs queot day, at Hope's, Leeds. WILWILII Azov and Twines Auer, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth manufac tatras-let dividend of Is. 84., June 31, and any subsequent day, at Hopes, Leeds. Wawa Sean (separate estate), Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton spinner -let dividend of lid., June 21, and any subsequent day, at Hope's, Ueda. MOLAR. Cawed. Devoaport. coach proprietor-Ist dividend of Is., say Tuesday or Friday, at Metal's, Exeter. Sawn NYDER, Plymouth, Sour factor -Ist dividend of Be, ea., any Tuesday or Friday, atHirtaers, Exeter. does Coals, Nasals, Cornwall, merchant-let dividend of 314., any Tuesday or Prid..y, at Ilirtsere, Exeter. JO Ceevaa. Liverpool, been.ed uiller-lst dividend June 28„ and any subsequent 1 hurseLy, at Cazenoves, Liverpool. leaser Murat, Southport and Seaturth, Lineashire, builder-2nd dividend of 5d., June 28, aed any subsequent Thuraday, at Caze move's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. July 18. C. H. Harben, ooulstooe-street, Whitechapel, and Carlton. Mil.milaa, Holloway, wholesale cheesentanger-July 17. R. Tredin. nick, Haymarket, mining broker-July 19. J. Gower, Lawrence-lane, City, warebousenian-Jul. 10. G. Haworth, J. Welsh, and T. Alas. worth, Over Darwen, Lancashire, power loom cloth manufacturers- July 19. J. Harrison, Sunderland, Durham, licensed victualler-July 19. W. Martin. Newcastle.upon-Tyne, joiner-July 24. W. Shaw and H. Shaw, Mold Green, near Hudders fi eld, Yorkshire, dyers-July 24. W. Shaw (selterate estate), Mold Green, near Iludderstield, York shire, dyer -July 24. J. Smith, Bradford, Yorkshire, innkeeper. CERTIPIC.AIIIB to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. July 18. IL N. Bylea, Greliort, Hampshire, brewer-July 18. W. Wilkins, Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell, licen•ed victualler-July 18. C. Warwick, ilighb-rviplace, Islington warehoureman -July IS. E. L. Eye, Reading, Berkshire. licensed victualler-July 20. A. W. Ord, Blackwell, Gateshead-on-Tyne, and Little Abingdon-street,' West minster, cement manufacturer-July 19. T. Hitt, Exeter, currier- Liverpool, uNoble, Liverpool, shipwright-July 18. J. Etheridge, insurance broker-July IL G. M. B. Michell, Liverpool, insurance broker-July 19. J. Weichbrodt, Liverpool, merchant- July 19. T. Marsden, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer- July IL Margaret Bolton, Marsden, near Burnley, Lancashire, power loom cloth manufacturer-July 17. T. Southward, Bolton-le- Moors, Lancashire, corn and floor dealer-July 18. C. Cauldron. Mac cleaned, Chester% silk manufacturer-July 19. E. Stevens, Waleall, Staffordshire, draper. ramossuars DISSOLVED. J. White and D. O'Mara, Salford. Lancashire, packing case makers -A. Angell and B. bnoggs,Alton, Hampshire, drapers-Mary Drowse and Marcia Burnley, Owennap, Cornwall, schoolmi-tresees-John Wood, W. 8. Wood, and James Wood, Dertield, Yotabin, glass ma. nufecturers, so far as regards James Wood-4. P. leach and E. Wit- Marra, Leeds, Yorkshire, colon waste dealers-0. Altai and W. H. Flanagan, Walsall and Wednesbury, Staffordehire, auctioneers-T. Hartland and J. Rome, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, patent tube makers-J. Tate and J. Sable, Leicester, drapers-1. B. Shepley and W. Oliver, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, engineers-T. &asset and I. T. Lewis, Plymouth, Devonshire, chemists-J. N. Burlutaux and P. Qiargoir, Brighton, Sussex, dealers in fancy goods-T. Peters and H. Wright, Derby, tobacconists-W. Limb and lt. Towle, Beeeton. Not anOamsbite, machine owners -A. Cox, W. Horner, and Elizabeth Hogg, Nottingham and London, tuniers, so far as regards A. Cox- Mary Laycock and E. G. Lister, Arthington, Yorkshire, carriers-J. C. Lucas and T. LUMP, Alderegau..-street, City, wholesale druggista- W. Lambertb and W. Ballard, Leinster-street, Cleveland-square, grangrocers--T. Wilcox, 0. Webb, and E. S. Drys, Milwall, manu factures of earthenware-A. Stanley and G. Wells, Birmingham, iron wire rivet manufacturers-W. Lawlor and D. Lawlor, Little Bolton, Lancashire, joiners-J. Clark and J. Wilton, Manchester, Glasgow, and london, commission agents-J. Slater, H. Slater, and T. Mater, Salford, Lancashire, engineers, so far as regards J. Mater- T. Roe and T. Oakley, Derby and Hanford, Staffordshire, timber mer chants-R. Noakes and E. Pence, South-row. St. Pancras, statuasies -W. Hudson and T. Hammerten, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, wire workers-C. B. Gird, Greenock, merchant, so far as regards his in terest in the Glasgow and Lisbon beam Packet Company. SCOTCH BSQUISSTRATIONS. JORM Masts, Old Ideldrum, druggist, July 5, at the Lemon Tree Ta vern, Aberdeen. Duxces Wiles, Perth, surgeon dentist, July 9, at the Salutation Hotel, Perin. Romer JACKO3II. Glasgow, bookseller, July 3, at the Loudon Trap. ranee Hotel. Glasgow. WILLIAM NOILTL, Satherlan6shire, July 11, at MN Golspie. MARKETS. COTTON.—laraarom, Jout ROL—The market closed heavily, and, I compared with Friday's rates, prices of all kinds ere tending down, but the decline is Duey id. per lb. The sales are estimated at be tween 2,000 end 3,000 bales, and consist of MO Sea leads, 12d. to 26.3 d., 20 export. The total since Thursday Is 10,000 bales, 300 export and 1,000 speculation. COTTON GOODS.—lfascanrca, Julia 16.—There la exceedingly little liminess ee sVri the goods market, buyers being either de terred Mem the continued decline is the raw material, or =lower whore they are disposed to operate at all. sI greatinellimitT In the rates of all classes of goods, but mearty all are offend at a shade loser terms. India shirting. have deellned about Bd. pm piece since last Tated.sy. There has been rather more doing in me m. mincers being mostly disposed to sell freely at • redaction, rather than allow stocks to accumulate. In this department of the market, however, Irregularity is caused, as in goods, by some who are not prepared to come to terms so easily. The returns of experts to India for the first half of the month (to the 16th) show • good business to Caliente* and Madras, upwards of 14 mildon yards of cloth having been shipped, against 10 millions in last month, and 11 millions in the same month of 1854. About 18i million yards of cloth have been sent to Bombay in the sixteen days, against up wards of eight millions in last month. The shipment of cloth to China has been omen, but of yarn 540,00016.. have been sent out, against 118,0001bn. in last month, and 105,0001 W. in the same month of 1854. The shipments to lilo Janeiro and other markets in South America have also been large. The bulk of these sales were of course made under the influence of a rising cotton market. WOOLLEN Jugs 28.—W, bays !so vermate. dal alteration to report in the Hale of the woollen market. - If any thing, these has been a slight teadeney towards a little flatness ; but, as there is scarcely ever so much business done on a Tuesday as on a Saturday, this is no unusual feature in a Tuesday's market. MANUFACTURES.—BCDOEIRVISLD. Juira 26.—The improved de mand which hu been apparent for the la,t two r three weeks still continua, more perticulsrly in the middle and lower classes of goods, stocks of which are evidently decreasing. Black &caking and plain goods of best qualities are not as WOOLS.—llenosceneLn, Jens 26.—There is a fair demand for wools generally, and the late advanced rates appear to be pretty well eatablleked. The bulk of last sales' wool is already cleared, and although next sales are known to be heavy, lower prices are not anti . CORN.—lii:tx, Jews 28.—T0 day we had • good attendance of farmers, with • small show of samples of wheat. The market was very firm at fully the rates obtainable last market day, and In some instances they were exceeded by ls. per qr. The growing crops were only indifferently spoken of to-day. Foreign wheat unaltered. Not so much life in spring corn as last week, indeed each article is ems. sively quiet. Linseed end Its products are very lively, and cakes, which have advanced I Is. per ton during the week, seem likely to go higher with a continuance of war ; rape cakes consequently attract attention. Bones have declined 225. during the week. Imports from June 16 to June 22:—What, 3,549 qrs. ; barley, 000; oats, 680; beans, 660; peas, 162; tares, 226; linseed, 4,335; oil cakes, 518 tons; bones, 423. Lams, Joss 26.—The supply of grain this week Is mode. rate ; the firmness to the agricultural markets leads to establish the same feeling here, and wheat, though slow of sale, fetches fully Fri day's prices. Barley unaltered. Oats and beans held firmly at late rates.—Arrivals this week: Wheat, 3,406; oats, 21; barley, 352; beans, 84; rapeseed, 460; linseed, 523. LYNN, RIM 21.—We have to-day a very favourable change of tem perature; more of a seasonable character. A fair supply a wheat and the trade slow at • decline of la. to 2s. per qr.—Wheat, red, 6011 m. to 631ba., 71e to 765.; white, 82s. No other description of grain now at market. NAWCAFTLX, Inez 26.—The weather is not so favourable as could be wished, being dull and windy. At our market this morning we had a very scanty *how of wheat from the growers, and, the arrivals being also moderate. floe qualities, by reason of their scarcity, were held with considerable Grams; and the rates of Saturday were well sustained, although business was upon the whole inactive, arising in pest measure front the raw material being beyond the relative value of the manufactured article. Per choice Norfolk yellow wheat 80s. was a very extreme quotation ; and, with respect to foreign, the onlY description which commanded attention was Wolgast, which found buyers at fills. In dour little stirring; households, however, are not parted with under 555., and whites in proportion. Other articles unvaried. Hor InTrLuoinca.—The cold night. during the put week have checked the Golding bine, and without more settled, warm weather. some of it will not reach the tops of the poles. This does net apply to grapes, and the other coarser descriptions, which are better able to bear the changes of the atmosphere, and are looking healthy.—South-Essfera Gaaette. CR3PB IN MlD•KllNT.—NotwitbsUloding the trouts of last week, all descriptions of corn grow fast. Wheat is rapidly coming into ear, and with warmer nights harvest will not be so backward as was some time age anticipated. There are great complaints of the swede turnip plant being eaten with the fly. The weather has been favourable for haymaking; and sanfoin, trefoil. and rye gram are now being fast got together. The apple, pear and plum trees are in many districts quite bare of lasses m well uof fruit, and are looking u desolate ea in winter. Cherries have dropped very much lately.— SataluEastern Gazette, NARROW ESCAPE.—The South Eastern Gazette gives a cue showing the danger of sending verbal messages to chemists' shops. On Thursday a servant in the establish ment of Mr. Matthews (the Mayor), chemist and druggist, was nuking the bread for the family, for which purpose she had been in the habit of receiving a powder from the shop. The girl accordingly sent a boy into the shop for the " stuff for the bread," but the assistant thought the boy said " bed," and remarking that the bedsteads had been cleaned the previous day, he sent a mixture of corrosive sublimate, a deadly poison. When the boy delivered the " stuff" to the servant, she saw at once that it was different to what she had used on previous occasions, and told him to go and tell the .oung man in the shop that such was the case. While the boy was gone the foolish girl tasted the " stuff," to see if it was right, and if it had not been for the immediate application of the sternae.h pump and other surgical appliances, it is believed that the servant would have been poisoned ; as it is she has suffered severely from its effects. The mistake made, either by the errand boy or the assistant In the shop, might have resulted in the poison ing of the whole family, and perhaps in the death of some of its members. THE ABERDEEN ARCTIC COMPANL—DEPARTURE or CAPT. Partxx.—Aberdeen, June 26.—0 n Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, Capt. Penny left our harbour, on board the Lady Franklin, along with the Sophia, Martin, and s crew of 45 men, bound for Hogarth's Sound, Arctic Regions, where, if necessary, they will winter. The gal lant commander appeared in excellent health and spirits, and wu accompanied out of the bay b a of the di =who Five their ontariaing omoial a most hearty iMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNIBRn m who study elegance with economy.—JAMES amp. GUINEA FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY AUi".4111,..._ STEAD. Bedding, Cabinet, Carpet, Looking.glass, NEM Warehouse.—BßOMPTON HOUSE, 22 and 23, Q tree KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Eatiniates given, and a list of ptigium . ',..f ' r -ir ..:.',1... 1 1 1 ' , ~!• • ..-.W 1' • .;. . •.' I: I t : •1, ° . '. I , 11 I Ai 1 • 0/ ./. • 1 t 1:1:: i h ]l i i 1 :. '• !..'-==.ri!,. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SNIPE AT FOREIGN PORTB,4hgrje" Lisbon; Arabia, at Montreal; Dtita (40, I t 11 4 , 4; Margaret Reid, at Palau; Buena Vi s t a , and ° woo it cola. ARRIVED. ASSAM—at Greesock, June 24, from ........................ D eaexq Amiga—at Gravesend, June 26, from . .................... AusiaA —at Gravesend, June 25. tram ........ .......... . .. Suss:fa—it Gravesend, June 25, from .................. . 8 1 Barnes Cloths—at Falmouth, June 2i. from ............. Baa l Brun—at Liverpool. June 26. from ........................... Palm CATUAkINA—at Gravesend, June 26, from .............. . Cur at Deal, June 25, from °room:az—at Liverpool, June 26, from ..... Jib, Cavort—at Liverpool, June 26, from ........................ Mem CANOLINDL—at Gravesend, June 26, from DIOLIMM—at Gravesend, June 26, from Da isl —at Southampton , June 2G, from Wea bo a Spins Poth..at Liverpool, June 26, from. Nes prim Borrows—at Liverpool, Jane 26. from ........... de Mb* Etha—at Liverpool, June 26, from ............... Bus. Monatomic —at Gravesend, June 25, from . Para Crth— at Gravesend. June 3, fr0m......, nanua—at Gravesend, June 25, from ....................... I risLasn —at Gravesend, June :6, from ..................... Cilears I ISPasr —at Gravesend, June 26, from Granths Pma—at Bristol, June 25, from K11101)4031 FAIIIWILL—at Liverpool, June 2(3, from lico 6nois ?sus —at Liverpool. June 2.;, from Pernustos G2iarrnma—at Liverpool. June 26, from. Nnacit Elta.P.—at Liverpool, June 26, from Seth Buirriarr —at Liverpool, June 26, from ............ Humus—at Gravesend, 'rune 26, from 6tralna4 Hanovea—at Gravesend, June 26. from Him ho—at Gravesend, June 26, from Jossarra—off Pill, June 25, from ItoZ Kuren—atGrartarn , June 26, from ......»... imam LAMP bourse—at Gravesend, June 26, tem it. Dim* Lion—at Gravesend, June 26, from Grua* LIONNR—at Oravesead, ;une 26, from ........... Grareats Loce LOMOND—at Greenock, June 24, from pe at LAMPIDO -at Liverpool. June 26, from Bt. .Intiel, N.B. Marican Natty—at Deal, June i 6, from ,Plulsdalreff MI/40 (1114—xt Liverpool, June 24, from gamin 21 *air Ann—at Liverpool, June 26, from Dattra • L.= ?&ARINILI-at Liverpool, June 26, from Bata BIARIL Teems-at Liverpool, June 26, from Antwerp alarmad-at Liverpool, June 26, from. Crop= lloars-at Gravesend, June 26, from Coma MAILIA-at Graverend, June 26, from Parente= Neertwo-at Gravesend, June 26, from bust= NORMANDY-It Liverpool, June :6, from .New Orlon New Yoax Pecierr-at Liverpool, June 26, from 64 , 2 Mid PALZUt-at Bei& oat, June 25, from PliAlrION-•-at Falmouth, June 25, from ..-. In* Pat moan ' , murmur-at Greeno-k , June 24, from... New Trek Paentoa-at Gravesend, June 25, from Cake lticaov-at Liverpool, June 26, from Unarm freaan-at Gravatend„ June 26, from Barrio-at Greenock, June 24, from Undid Buses-at Greenock, June 24, from New Tort Tt:PC4llolili-at Liverpool, June 26, from Philvidatos Utanow-atOravatoad, June 2i, from Garrey Viva) --at Gravesend, June 26, from Carney Vicroa-at Liverpool, June 26, from Wm. Dc[[-at Gloucester, June 24, from Cads WINDIMMUL-at Liverpool, June 26, from New Ornate SAILED. Acres—from Gravesend. June 26, to C4 7= AMBUITOK—from Cardiff, June 24, to A/Ml—hop 814elda, June 25, to Amnia Auuouu—from 13weesee, June 23, to Burr—trim Carnif2 June 23, to Busets—from Greenock, June 21, to ................«..... Reims= BOADICIA—from Shields, Jane 2S, to OmMantinciA COMMODOIN —from Swansea, June 21, to Cate CAllt Avower—from Hull, - June 24, to Goa Cuersam,--trom Queenstown, June 24, :to Loo Cowmen's—from Shields, June 25, to Cie= Caimans Stowe—ln= Gravb.end, June 26, to KU Dam'. Wniou.ca—from erseeeend, June 26, to.. ..... .Ban BM Deux num—from Cardiff, June 24, to Sawn EIMOPI (II ) —from Plymouth, June 25, to W. Gout of gni FAL0011.•-trON1 Shields, June 23, to Onstantiown Otoesest—from Cardiff, June 24, to Ccastanlionis ' lissentancts.—lrom Shields, June 23, to Venn _ Joan Moots—from Shields, . •Jane 23, to Csrthsima JOHN EDWARD—from Gravesend, June 26, to Crier 1 LADY PLUISLIT—from Shields, June 25, to New Tin IiATOMITT—from Cardiff, June 23, to Ns* Yana T JUaNA—from Plymouth, June 25, to Loarka bistomr—from Shields, June 25, to Gem NAJADIN—from Plymouth, June 22, to Coa Moto Rwroverrott—from Shields, June 25, to Ueda Rosso lisrywasur —from Gravesend, June 26, to Liverp:sl Vrims—from Gravesend, June 26, to Roillitel ,•-' VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ben Nevis, from Liverpool for Melbourne, June 21, off Tusks?. Frankfort (a. s.), Lock, of and from Liverpool for the Nediterraus, Jute 23, Smalls bearing S.E. about 20 Hercyna, from New Orleans for Liverpool, tat. 25 N., lon. 50 W. Joseph Weir (barque), for New York. lat. 49 N., ton. 10 W. Marco Polo, from Liverpool for Mellimune, May 6, lit. 226., ke. 37 W. Star of Empire (abip), from Liverpool for Boston, May 27, fat, lon. 31.20. Thomu Sharp, from Liverpool forealeutta, June 24,14 miles W. 11 1 7. of St. Ann's, leaky, and with pumps broken, and bearing op la Liverpool. Loss OF A TRANSPORT.—Constalltillople, ldthJune. —The Agnes Blaikir, Harden, from Malta to Bslalthrs, with government stores, was lost, with her cargo, off the latter port, sth May, having been in contact with steamer Medina: all hands saved. LOSS OP A LIVERPOOL BARQUE.—Smyrna, 161 June.—The Spey (barque), Gray, of Liverpool, tailed beta for Constantinople, 2nd June, with a cargo of biscuit, bat got on the rocks elf the N.B. part of Long Island, in thu gulf, on the 9th, and has become a total wreck ; crew sad about one-third of cargo saved ; the ship, rigging, sps, fee., will be sold. [Advertisement.] HOLLO WAY'S PILLS POl vas Cuss OF BILIOVII CONFLUNTA, INDIO 6,..1-iJX, FLATULIO 4 q. Arrecrions or rag Idvaa.—Symptoms indicative of these darien area feeliag amuses, distension and spasmodic pais in the ! 1 s mach, sense of oppression sad sinking after eating, rant clapper:, heartburn, languor, dejection of sp-rite, and general debility. The removal of the cause of complaint is the meet important step, fat which have recourse to Holloway's Pills, as they possess inch clan. Mg and renovating properties that the action of the liver is sped:) corrected, the redundancy of bile carried off, the stomach sma rt. seed, the spirits reviv d, and the patient is re,tored to perfect health. gold by all druggists, aid at Proaseor Holloway's Establishments 244, Strand, London ; and 80, Maiden-Sane, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. the wife of WO BETIIIINE.—June 23, at W, Bethune, R.N., of a eon. BROWN. —I une 22, at Wandsworth, Surrey, the wife of A. ficr, Esq., of a daughter. DENT.—June 23, at Thurloe.square. Lady B. Dent, of a roa. . FIBRER.--June 22, at PolkesMne, the wile of Capt. P. Fisher, B.S. of a eon. JAMES.—Jove 22, at Stunninster Newton, the wife of Mr. B. Jones, of a d mghter. LOW.—June 23, at York-terrace, Syarnham, the wife of lir. 3P. Low, of a daughter. PU RNELL.—Juse 24, at Melbcurne-plaee, Brixton, the wife el LI. Purnell, Esq., of a daughter. THOMAS.—June 23, at Richmond, the wife of C. E. Thomas, E. of a daughter. WELLESLEY.—June 24, at Upper Berkeley-street, Pdre. Raley, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BROUGII-WATSON—DAVENPORT.—June 23, at ITesdingtoogyiA church, Oxfordehire, by the Rev. R. Gandell, M.A., Tutor at BAP Malan Hall. It, Breath-Watson, Es of Swanland Manor, la 0 .1 East Riding, to Maria, daughter 01 the q., late G. Davenport, Tall. Ozforg. HARDING —MDLCASTER.—June 21, at Tor Church, Deueib i " the Rev. W. O. P. Smith. M. t., E. W. Harding. Er4le .. 4 Speiser% Staffordshire, tcd Harriet Georgina, daughter of theta SG W. H. MO:aster. Capt. R.N., CAS., K.C.H., K.T.S., and MARTIN EAU—SCOTT.—June 2', at the Presbyterian bridge, by the Rev. John Kenriek, M.A., David, eldest en e George Martineau, Req., of Surrey, to Sarah EWA eldest daughter of Robert Scott, Eeq., of Stourbridge. PARRY—ENGLAND.—June 23, at Waloot Church, Bath, by O . Rey. I.E. Wlddrlagton, R. Parry, Esq., late Royal Scots Goo. son of the late E. Parry, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, to Li"' daughter of Lieut.-Gen. Fir It. Enticed, K.C.8.,&e. WRIGHT—COOK.—June 23, at the Independent Chatiel, SontluX 4 by ,the Rev. O. Greatbateh, Mr. J. Wright, at Wigan, W daughter of Mr. T. Cook, of the same place. DEATHS. AUBTWICK.—June 23, at Runwick House, near Parobato, S° ol ' George, sal of H. Auatwick, Erg., of Walbrook, aged 31. SEAN.—June 32, at Ipswich, Ann, wife of Mr. %V. Bean, of Il Laver Hall, Emu. .—oct `OWNINO.—Inne 25, at Laratne-place, Holloway, Maria, J. Browning, St. Johniatreet, aged HEIBEWHIGHT.—June 23, at Sturminster Newton, &a* " vial of W. Cheesewright, EN., aged 38. Dear 9ulhso. WAlT.—June 23, at Vine Cottage, Parren'e-green, S. Evart, req., formerly of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. um EllY.—June 23, at Brighton, Charlet, eldest eon of the Bon. 9H-' Ges. Grey aged ets. of IVEING ~ —June 24, at Denmark-hill, Surrey, Earl MA Er. C. Lining. 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