The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-06 00:00:00

I THE JEWS IN DAMASCUS. - - TO Ml SUITOR OT TUS DAILY ssWs. Stn,—Eooloood I beg to hand you the trenalation of a document whisk I have received ia a letter from a highly respectable gentleman at Dammam bhoeld you deem it of soMcieet importance to insert it in Jour columns, I doubt not it will be read with inte by rest sad gratification, not merely by my so-relisioniste, but *en ema who, recollecting th e severe perse cutions to whi h the Jew. have been subjected in the Eist, end partii.ularly in Damascus, rot trrny years sinee, will recoysise io it evidence of • desire en the part of the Sultan not only to guard them for the future from the effects of prejudice and iuto:erance, but he smolt for them that consideration to which, in com mon with others of whauover creed, they Sr. I t uvly entitled. My correspondent, shoes letter ie date d 28. May, states that OflllaS Bay, on his arrival t here at the beginning of the month, alter prodscing the Sultan's order for the rtmAel. ling of the council (which sornerly consisted of Mnele.as exclusively, to the number of twelve), proceeded to consti tute five Moslems members of the council, and ' , Wrested the note is 'question to the Chief Ribbi, r s well as similar nites to the local heads of the catholic and Greek chinches, de siring each of them to furnish • member from among their eo-re.iitiosist• to oteupy • seat in the new divan. lie farther inform me that the chef= of the Jewish ecantnunity had fallen upon a voneralite and respected man, Mr. Meir Balsmaa Tashi, who had bees a severe sufferer from the ca lumny and pervecstimoisonnected witit the lamentable &Heir of 1810. I have trash:A ycn with this brief summary of the cot - tents of my corm? &Put'. letter so far as it relates learn lively to the subject in Oman Bey's note ; as, in the twist arm publietting that note, it is • material point that ynu should he furetshed with the authentic relative informatics of which you may perhaps alio esa tit to make see. I have the honour to be, air, your obedient 'errant. N0313S MONTEIf ORB. Grosvenor Gate, Park. lens, Toll 6. Translation of a rote addreserd to . r the Chief Rabbi at nunalcs. by Osman E.veesident of the Manicips) v . In obedielee to his Majesty's pleasure relative to the n or/animation of the coosicipsleenancils in sundry important portant-. of the 0:t , man Empire. several respectable mom bsn have already been elected with the view to the constitu tion of the council of Damascus It is however neeisessry that other menthen be also elected term the Christian and Israelite communities by the votes of the higher classes sad their co-roliginoists respectively. Tag Chief Rabbi is accordingly hereby invited to summon the toadies members of his community, and with their aid and concurrence to eke 57111* pirson of Went and integrity, and depute him to attend the council to morrow for the con firmation of his appoiotarnt as a member of that ho 'y, when he will be required to pu3duce a deedaration is attestation of his election under the seals of the said Chief Rabbi and of his other constituents I: is therefore natticd that you should forthwith proceed to such election. Sr instruct the person who may ba olectcd to present him.sif at the ceuneil t 3 worms,. Rajiab, 1164. (Signed) OSMAN BEY, President of the Canna IRELAND. Dratur, Jenv 5. The ve.einey in M --yo caused by the death of Mr. I Dillon Browne is likely to give rise to • spirited con- 1 Lest Mr. Ousels litegine is a:ready in the field , on liberal principles. Mr. Butt is spoken of as a can- i &date on the protectionist interest, and it is said I that the Attorney-General is also resolved to offer himself for the vacant seat. How many more can didates the people of Mayo may have for their suf fragn before the day of election it is impossible to i say ; but u the reader will be curious to know what, in the present state of the Irish franchise, may be ! the extent of the coostitnerey for which the contest is to be fought, I may mention, in the words of the Freeman's Journal, that " some represent it as not amounting to more than 150 available votes, while others say that from three to five hundred votes may be polled." Such, it will be observed, is the probable constituency of one of the largest counties of Ire:and. The General .%ssEmbly of the Presbyterian Church of Ireland, which t as been holding its annul sitting at Belfast during the present week, has adopted by wee! the .Nurtlfrrn Whig admits was • "sweeping majority," a petition to parliament on the subject of tenant right. This step is one of con•idesable im portance, and so far as the northern proving is con cerned, will have more influence than any hitherto taken in this great popular movement. The attempt made in the House of Cvmmoes on Tuesday to foot by a side vied a mutilated and in adequate tenant right bill upon Ireland has excited contempt •nd indignation on this bide of the channel. Mr. Pussy's bill well be a dead letter in this country, sad it would be a great mistake indeed to uprise that it will settle the great question which agitates the people, and upon which, more than on anything else, the interests of Ireland depends. The abandonment of the Vim-Royalty Bill Ins been announced both by ti e Evening Post and the London correspondence of the Fermium, and has given wide spread sarisfaction,ind to a large number no incon siderable triumph. The death 01 Sir Robert Peel has caused a deep sensation in Lublin. As a mark of rertet to his memory the entire of the shippirg in oar river and docks had their flags flying half-mast high yest,r day. The same complim:nt to the memory of the deceased baronet was also indicated by toe flag of the Belfast Corporation. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. UNIFIIIIITY OF DUMAN, RASTER Tsar. 18;0.—Ex• AIIIINATIoN roar Tlii Dana= OF B.A.—CI ..cal ink Oneral Lauver*. Cl.'. 1: 170., Henn F., Hatt. Hall; Stocker, Edward 8., Hatt. Ball. Clem 2 : Jeamett, G- stela, Hatt. Hall; Smut, Moo. H. Villiers. Univ. Coll Class 3: Walter, W. liampsw, Utile. Coll.; White, Richard. Hatt. Hall. Claus 4 : Dodd, Jake. Cele. C•4l. Class 6: Creeks, Walter P.. Uaiv. Call ; Tnelier, James R., Univ. Coll. Class 6: Dims, Arthur, Hatt. Hall: Kinnear, Georg*, Hatt. ; W hymn, William, Hatt. Ham. Clam i : Claw ter, Thomas H., Univ. Coll.; Pearson, Heart it., Univ. ; Mom. Frederick 0., Usiv. Coll.; Hall, Jelin P., Hatt. Hell; Ball, Inemas Otte D., Univ. Coll. purzwunift Rev. J. Barker, to irske 11. — nerseira V. w. Lilll. Soma bears C., Heats • value, 6961. with reeklenee; patios, Rev. 81r B. min, Bert. Rev. H. C. Har., to Cherierton C., Gloucestershire. Rev. W. Stubbs, to Rannoch V., Breen • value, 4221. with residence ; retires, Trinity College, Ozisid. Rev. P. H. &rimier, to Torvile C., Backs. Rev. T. C. Cowsa to St. Andrew I'.C., Liverpool ; vane, 2951. ; pat., Sir J. Gladstone, But.. VACANCIES. Langton 8., co. sad archdio. York ; value, 4601. ; pat., Lord Chancellor ; Rev. J. lieslop, flee. Stotkerston R. Licsoterst•ins. dio. Peeerlsoromeh; 2701. ; paw., T. Walker and G. Be.lairs, Esq. ; Rev, G. C. Fenwicke, prom. Holmostiold P.C., Derbyshire, dio. Lichfield; value, 971., with residence; pate., truster; ; Rev. W. Pashley. dec. Walton-on-the-Hill, St. Thomas, Tenth, P.C., die. Chester; pat , Sir J. G:adstone, hart. ; Ray. T. C. Cowan, prom. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, JULY 6.—Arroinvitturre. Commander W. R. blends ; Lieutenants W. C. Orienon and W. 11. Bridge; Master J. F. line • Parser Frank Bantu ; Gunner . James Warren • Hostawal; George Lane; and Carpenter George Wharton, to Vengestece. Lieutenants F. J. Partridge J. J. S. Jelling, Arthur Swum, and Francis Peel; Mester George Moore ; Second Muter N. B. Herbert ; Parser John Bell; Muter's•Assistant Wiliam Hewlett ; Grouser John Prindiville ,• Iloatewain Henry Tong ; and Carpenter John Turpin, to Thetis. Muter Josh, V. Martin to isnorryoable. Master John Robert hylen to lisgard Master•e-Aselatant Hugh Dyer to Victory. Naval Cads* J. W. G. D. Darner to Scourge. Ponvenorra, JILT 6.—The Goner, et. sloop, strived this day from the Ceps el Good Hope, having left Simin's Bay on the 6th May, leaving the Serinitapstaln, coal depot, as senior ship. The Castor, frigate, Commodore Wyvill, WAY cruising la the Mosimbique u.d env cted to be at Simon'e Bay in September next. The Orestes was at the Mauritius. The Pantaloon was in the Mosunhique, and bad been very sucessful, having captured time line prises, mots than have been taken for the last three nen. The late convict agitation u now nearly over. nut Oeper, from , the faulty state of her bolos, was obliged to mil home, j having only steams.' nine dap ea her prep of sixty- , ow. untortumwely lost T. Dosebee, able sea pun, who fell overboard the second night after leaving Bision's Bay. The Oeyser puled Bt. Helena on the 19th of Ray, and arrived at Attention on the 23rd, saline the following day.—The Centaur, st. frigate, C,,mmodar s okay, and Jackal, were at Ascension. The former wee wait for new tubes from Sierra Loose, and wav then to to the west cwt. The Mips were all healthy.— •TFieneerville, 08th Reit., Mr. Dutton ant prim mew belonging to the Firefly, sin invalids from the Cape, and as many hoes Ammeina, lissome. bow by the Omer. which is ordered to the eastward, to be paid off.—The Medea, et. sloop, will be paid a to-morrow.—The Vengeance is ready for paliog of, bat ker hooks are not down from the Admiralty. Wooxericet, s.—Telypbemee, st. sloop, Is ordered round to this port, in charge of Mr. 111'Donald, the newly. appointed ester-attendant of this doekysrd, and will bring round a party of riper. and semen to navigate the Retri bution et, frigate to Portsmouth, in charge of the additional lienteaant of tha Fienard.—Firstly, et. vessel, hes bees an docked, and will be nay for COMMiIIIIOII by the latter end of the present meath.—Jeepn et. frigate left on Wednesday lion the Domes, to wive is towiag the Rows, 130 MO, into Bennie', to be faid off. 7H■ Manna.—By a letter from the Masada, frigate, the 11m. Captain Koppel, we lad her at Sydney ia Feb. lest,lmmeward booed, and expels, to be home in about nine menthe. Oa Dee. 10, at the Island of lambs, on the coast *Mew liellane4 a petty agar. Sweet Name, fell over- Woad la Ikea night. Oa the lonewlag day the body was re- am @red sad interred ia eb Dash barialirosad, fed /owed by the officers, erew, and band deo f,igatio, as a testhaeay to the high character borne by the asformaate man. MoraxinsTa.—The Hogue kft the Lisbon squadron as the Wad fee the Id4rtiterrsaess. Is the Tagus ua the 29th there *pre the Prince Merin, Leander. Phasic*, Mathieu, Arrogant, garroanw, and Conflict. Otr Matra, staerisa to sontaward, at 0.30 p.a. on the 2£413, her Majesty's yacht Victoria and Albert. MEDICAL APOTII RCA Tit 611 . HALL.—Naeces of gatiemea who puma dirk emanation fa tin mimeo sad pranloo of medicine, and rewind awaken to prooloo, ea Taundsy, July 4: Thomas Marla, Bradford. Iratkahire • John Craven, Welt. royd, Seighloy, Yorkshin; DWI Gnat M'Phorroa 13ristol. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1850. MARKETS. BUoAlt.—The averse' pries of Sup" the produes ef the BMA pc...meow ha Anodes, computed from the returns made Is the week ew tag the girt des of July. lISO. is 24e. 111 d. per cut. sepias produce of the Illageldos is As.Sict. precut. Bopr the pro. duce of the Best Ware 1. Ws. a 1 d. per curt. The average price of the thaw toregoler deswiptirms, Joinly, is 241. Std. —Gamily. Munoz. JULY 6. Simms—The market bag bass ezosadlaglp quint Wm weak bidden of eupr generally bring unwilling to orn until the newseals duty le receivable. The trusastioas sines our last rt. port are ceasequeally very limited. For redeem' proclaim Ouse pr been a good demand, but priers of some deeniption of goads mist be quoted rather easier. TiZACLZ continues quite s drug. Ern has been inquired fot o but there Is not any on show. Dunn Tarns are still quite neglected, and prices nominal. LieldtPOOL, Jtmw 6. 800A1.-Thera has bean a fair &mead, and the tales sea 700 bhda. a. P. and 3,000 bags Bengal, gene:any at Gd. aitleanes, together with 7,000 bogs Mauritint at 36e. Id. per wt. round. The reduced rate of duty an sugar and moluou comas Into operation this day. Foreign: 360 had.. Porto Rico brought full plane, ranging from 36e. ed. to 4:s. ed., 20 Abdo. Surinam, sGs. to 366.6 d. per cwt., eery paid, and 10 ease", 400 begs brown WWI, 16a. to 17e. Gd. Motseau-TM market is steady, without cheap In price; the buil. WI la confined to 100 pane Antigua at 17s. per ewt. from the quay. Dims-There Da des& demand Ice Santana and 100 tierces Una been odd by auttwn at former rates; 60 casks, 60 bags plantation, and 140 bum native Orylos Lae* also been disposed of at the quota tion.. ; the market le Ehnen and higher pikes are now demanded. Nothing done In 0000*, Omar', Peres.. or Pimento. Pk irises Caws brought 76a. to Us. ed. per cwt. 1,000 bogs Bengal Rica mkt at M. ed. to 9e. Bd. Rue la without charge in value ; the sales can. mist of 200 tasks Demerara. LirANO.-The demand has bees trifling; prices, however, are steady. The oaks In Dexwoons reported are 00 tons Campeachy Loowoon, at el. is Gd. to W. 10e.; 410 tens IR. Domingo, at 01. 17e. id. to 41.; 00 tom Mat FUSTK at 7!. Is. le at. 131. SO MN WIN NteaamouirWooo, at 111, to 1 11. 10a ; SO to Lana Woon, at 161. 15a. ; 7 tons Can. • con, et 1161.; and 40 tam cosmos Baawuou, at 91. 17a. ed. to 41. per ton.- No sales reported la Tesraarum or Tat -Of American Rm., about 1,00 barrels of mama quality have been takes at 2a. 61. to le. 9d. per cwt.-There has been an extensive demand for VA buret. to 1,000 bine!' have Airpo•ed of, at 2714 Ad. up to 32. 6,1. for Montreal Pots, and st Mkt sd. to 39e. wr Montreal Peoria; In these sales 330 barrels Pots are included, wild to arrive, at 30m. to 3tm. td., being an advance of 34. to Ss. per err., whilst the price of Pearls remains unattcred.-linna ; There have been no public males this week, and than by private are only to • limited extent. The t•aneactlems in Mediterranean pradnee during the pest week bare been unimportant, only • email lot of Sicily Srehte, at 12a. Gd. to lb. NI. per est., surd at rifling parer' of tinged Caaras or T being riporte d. —lu 811116.40 Nit there is Lotting worthy of settee. - The sah s of MADDiat Roo, are folly bale% at era, and a few with all faults, at /Ss. rd. per cwt.—Ouer. OIL con thmea in moderate demand, without change in pric.e, the sales not weeding SO tune. -There Is an improved demand for new pale Sem. On, at advanced prices, about 350 tuns leaving been sold at Suf. 10e. to Oa 5.. per tun. Coo OIL is In moderato request, at the quota- Gotee.-2 0 tuna pale HAPS Ott, arc repotted, at 3711 AL to Vit.; and abut 45 tons freesia. Oa, at 31s. &L to 32a. per ewt.—S twos Ame rican WIIALII OIL realised Zot. per tun; and 100 barrels SPOUTS OF be. Oil. to 3d. per cut. —Praia 0.1.1 a lower • the miss amount to about 60 ton% at tat. 10e. to 24. pee ton.—Yor ' Tat. Low the deman hoe a little improved; Petersburg Y. C. is steady, at 375. ; SG mob Auettalian (mutton) sold readily by Ration, at &a. to 33.. 3d. per cwt. ; in South American nothing of moment has been door.—About 160 tAinx of LARD hove Len sold at 321. rd. to 31a. being an advance of fully Gd. per eat Baltic Ilene continues without change. Jr-r• : Only 600 bales having been offered, the rake are con gaed to that farce. at 131.55, to IW. Se., being full pekes.—lila code of Cola Wm are reported, at 201. per ton, duty paid. COTTON.—Livaarvoi.JrLYs.—There bas bees a large and very general demand for cotton throughout the week, the ten dency of prices being graditully upward. 44 u have to raise our Itiot quotations fd. per lb. fur all description, of Amt.:lean, Brazil, Egyo a..d Surct, the advonoe, however, being moot appartut middling and higher qualitieo. Sea Island. , are without change. the mks to-doy ore colunated at 10,000 to 12,000 bap, i 1.4.410 on specula tion. The market eleico ermly. Taken on spoeulidlon, 11,8;0 Ame rican, 4441 Labia, teal Maranhao, ty ligyption, and 4,5.0 Surat ; and for ctlitrlation, 5,350 AmetiCan, 540 Menem, 40 Bahia, Cartha germ, and 100 suet. The comnuttee's t s uotatkins to-day !or lair *Mon are—Bowed, /id., ftublk, l d., and Orlcana, 71d. ROSIERY, te.—LZICERTEIL, July S.—The previous sa viors is walls has been waseeeded by a still ,unher advance this week, .a our moat of tits prmeedinga ut our imam' local fair will attest. In abtlenatt.on of %tem. &Mowry, manufacturern bane made comideralge purchases of yarn, and the whiierale 11.11:1 , ( 4 1 bare made canal/eon Ma fur their autuniu euppl!ea much earlier than aerial. Is cry confidenre i• entertained in the maintenance of present priors for some Woe. 'I be foreign demand for the ointment continues fair, ar.d stocks of all useful gouda are mall. WOOL.—Lemporr. July 6.—Tha good qualities ezrri rimed a very ready salo, at rates fully equal to those of the last !ilk, but coarse sod utlerior hinds ate taken sparingly, end prime bate re viled about ed. to Id. per lb. AIiINUDON FAlL—This annual toll.frto Lirwas held in the Markat.pla - e, at Abingdon, on Monday Lox, mai excited mare than ordinary interest, ha conequi.noe of the large quantity of Wool which was giddied, and whip tar *needed that 01 previous panne. The Wuol WAS admitted to be of very eicellent quality, awl realieed improved prime, the figures vantage from 13e. to Sue, per tad that rent by Mr. Erepeon, of Kingston Lille, was of a very super lor de scripuon, :mid carried off the two prices given by JAM, Murrell, J. - Esq., and Gimbal% Eat. ; in fret, there was nailing in the fair which approached it. The principa: seners s - eic W. braham, EP4I.. J. It. Barran. Lag.. 0. Meal:aid, k.rat, W. A:dworth, Esq., Mr. Stacey, and Mr. Wheeler. BANIteltY FAIL—Our fair was bud on Wednesday, the quantity pitched somewhat exceeding that or last year. and prices MUM that time have looked up very considerable. About Liovi tods were we:glint at the committee's sada, and Gut were taken at home weights. Towards the close of the •air business became Yr,- k. TLe moos made inn from 21s. to .its.; there was only one small :ot that made so little as 21s. The average price was 2Gs. W. Lam ;car the highest price was 21s. ed., and the average 20s. Gd. -- - • HISKEFOUD JULT FAIL-At thin fair, on isturday, the quantity ut Wuul pitched wan above a, hundred sheet• and bags; a ,Arger nuoibir time to pftviuto ycar, and caused prubably by the reduction in tulhy ex. Thu vo.u:s rtalued wire 12id., and 14d. per lb. - - - Lzens. Jcly 5 —There is a considerable business doing In isles of Eng:Pth combing , A 001, and ortees are firm, but arc not PO high in proportion um the rater atdteti to the farmer:, for ntw What. In elothitr porta there is not any alterAtioa. About an &lenge amount of bumem ha , been done In for ign Wools th : .s week, and withot.t any apparent varution In prices. - - LFtUHTON BUZZ/HID, July b.—Our annual Wool tar was held this day, and, as usual, the amount if buoinees done was eery considerable. The quantity of Wool brought to mark; by bulk and sample was upwards of 49,00 n fiteces, end the pricer, when vow:rand with hot year, exhibit a marked improveinint ; the mute ranged from Teo. to 32a. per tad, whisk tatter thrum was the highten price we baud of. Toe average was, nerseps, about 3es. The three tarp et borer who declared their respective lots were, Mr. Waller, of Luton, who bought 17.319 fleeces • Mr. Farley , of Stanningley, b ought %KO Bee-es; and a Mr. Walker, 9,034 Antal. To the formic gentleman was preaentin a handsome Mem of pate, In the Mope of a saver • milord, value 2W. Col. Gilpin, high sheriff for the county of Md. ford, pte.itled at the eunimary dinner, miler a spacious awning erected tor the occasion, and to which about 130 persons oat down; and, after the usual toy.d touts, health', Mc., Intermersol with many comic soap, the company broke up. Nowritamrtux FAlR.—Thin fair was held on Thursday last, In the Market-square, and notwithstanding the un:aeourable state of the weather, which prevented many thounond fleeces bring brought, the number exhibited excemktl that of last year. 119 lots were innimht, tenanting of 33,3711 Belem, and only three of the lots remained untold at the close of the fair. The average price this yeer was IL 7s. 9J. ; Met year, It. Is. 91 d. The principal buyers were Mr. Furey, of Stannineleyanill, la:ede, who purchased 10,922 deers; Mr. Vernon, of Wakefield, 4,7' 9 ; Mr. Marshall, Limeeter, 2,601; Mr. Wood, uraltord, 2,:495; Mr. Tony, Bradford, 2,32 0 ; Mr. Coles, Howell, 2,100; Mr. Vicars. Leicester, 1,451. The number of demos invold amounted only to 740. Mr. Owen Wallis, of tiverstone, sold 2,174 half-bred fleeces, at 27e. IkL per toil; Mr. Hobson, of Barton Seagrove, 561 long.woolled, at 2k.; Earl Nieuwe, this at 24e.; Mr. Toss mend, of firma Houghton, 700, at SA; Mr. Twitch , Mot Wilby, 072, ut 7th..; Mr. Welts, of llimat, UW. at 310. 6d.; Mr. Church, al Futon, 052, at 31e. Mr. James Loral:mil, Grendon, 22, at 310.; Mr. T. Whiitua, 340, at 3U..; Mr. Boblimon, of Boreat, 133, at 300. ; Mr. Cave, of Giimiloc.hall, Ivo, at Ala.; the MILNUiII UI Northampton, 620. at 30s. The highest price any Wool fetched was 31s. td.; the lowest, 21s. Wurruy FAlL—This fair was held on the 3rd inst., and was wc:l attended by Wool buyers. Every &no was mold at I 1.1. to I lyd. per lb., and in one or two clips a little more was realised. Those who had preciously sous in then old fashioned way of having their re,141.. but era going round to their beim a, round out the 'feather bad surnamed by their premature bargains, and will no doubt bring Voir Wool to the regular fair in future, which will he held at the moue row neat year. It O expected that the lair fur Mom Wool next month mil be well attended by buyers. IiETALS.—LowDox, July 6.—There is no esti/lien in prime of Copper, awl a lair bueiness has been Ilene; the market has also a Item aspect. In pig loin operations have been upon a limited scale for all purposes, end the rates of last week are not sustained; the strike amosed the worksavo having ceased, there is a large pen ductiost. The value of tieotch No. I is 45.. fiL to 4r.., and mixed numbers, 41.. ed. to 4Se. per ton. For bary in Wales the market is firm, at 41. 12s. ed. to if. lan., and a good trade 'smut. There are not sellers of rails under 41. ISs.; at the came time, however, no buyer! are to be met with, but 'kelt. are nut larger. In the value of Mittel.- ' manufactured has there is nu variation to record. The value of foreign is in the same minion, with little business traaasetleg. The Lead market has a quiet apiiearanee, and last week's num arc sup ported with difficulty. There are sellers of liriti•li at 17f. lee. to IS/. and of sleet at Is/. 10e. In owoli.h Steil tales hive not been of much moment, but keg Is not otteml under 111., and faggot ISt The market is firm for Tin, but ,at ahe 114n10 till,, not much Moine.. has been dose. Banta Is quoted at 79t; •traits, 715.: 'British block and bar, 745. to 7tis. In Tin Plates a good deal of business lota bee-i transacted, and prices are yet on the advance; cult„ of No. 1 Ita.o been made at 375. to Sin al.; I X. at 33.. to 33 .. bd. ; and stiperto.. 335, to Pat ed. per box. In platter odes are upon a larger scale, and hu'dcea have more Orman.; there are few sadkro ut.der ISI. tree ton On the ppd. The value of 4ulekYlver le cull la per lb., and the market is firm. IRON.—CILASOOW, July 4.—Wo bate to notice • •e>ty firm maket for Scotch Pin Iron; but, as /entre demanded extreme Taro, there 1rt1.4 little bu 410,.. done. Ituyerx of mixed N 04., g.m.b., fo.b. tu re, at -CUL eledi ; owner+ 445 n. &1., Iwo brokerage. There was a buutt inquiry for Clutaberne for rhlpment. lain 3ntentgence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YonsiniT. Lord Brougham acd other poorimet at half--put 10 o'clock to glee judpteet to the following oases : LOILD WHASXCLIrrI r NA 111V01.—MSTAIL.—VALIDITt UT IRRITANT CLARIR. This appeal ageism en interlocutor of the Court et B , esion was argued last Honda', and the only ques tion was, as stated in the report in this journal on Wednesday, whether the irritant clause in • deed of entail of snubs estates in the counties of Perth and Forfar was defective, and iosufficient to prevent the respondent from disposing of them. He had sold them to the appellant for 39.0001. and a doubt arising as ti the power of sale, this suit wasinstituted by action of declarator for the purpose of establishing the power of isle and the title. The court Is. low held the clause to be insufficient to prevent the !upon tent from selling the estates. L Brougham now, after thusly stating th • circum stances of the ease, said he agreed with the c pinien of the court below, tad he recommended to their lordships to of the judgment, and it was affirmed accordingly. COURT OF EXCHEQUER - YESTERDAY. Nut Put s—lissolut Sit V. rou.out, C. 8., WM • LOPUON rims, - - - - - WOon V. Rommirrit—Thovist." This was an action of waver brought for the versi on coon of • considerable quantity of property. It was part Tuesday, and occupied the entire of this day. The action was brought by order of the Court of Chancery to try the right to the property in gentian. It erred the plaintiff was surviving waste,' of the marriage set emeut of a Dlr. and Mrs. Wright, of Northamptonshire, and the defendant sou an auctioneer ameba on business in Lam beth. So long ago as 1525, a bond far 8,9001., in contem plation of the marriage of Mrs Wright. was executed by Mr. Colman, her father, who died in 1833. fur her benefit and that of her children, end two trustees, named Gregory and Darbldge, wets appointed to carry out the trusts of that settlemeat. Probate to Dlr. Colmaa'e will was granted to Mr. and Mrs. Wright, and moon afterwards the plaintiff and a Mr. /load were appointed co-trustees baster! of the two originally app-- pointed. Flood died is 1838, leaving the plaintiff cds trustee eines. Mrs. Wright bad seven children, one of whom married cog Allred Knight, a worsted spinner at Halifax. in 1837 she had a sum of 1,6851. in the hands of her bankers, Messrs. Mansfield and Co., of Leif-ever, and she lent it to her sox-in-law Knight, with the approbation of Mr. Wood, the plaintiff. To secure the payment of that ad vance si.d the interest of it Knight executed a bond and war rant of attorney in 1a55,1837. His circumetanoes became em buraned. Ties interest was not punctually paid ; and in the month of August, 1840, a writ of fi fa was I sued, at his suggestion, upon use bond and warrant of attorney he had given. He then resided at Nelson-square, lilarkfrian ; all his furniture, wine, plate. he., valued at 9491., were duly wised under the fi fa, and transftrred to the plaintiff, by a bill of elle from the sheriff. Mr. Wood, having thus obtained pcsseesion of the goods plowed them under the care of Miss Elisabeth Wright. a sister of Mrs. Knight. They were subsequently removed to Stamford street, and Meadow-plue, where the whole family, includirg Knight and his wife, appeared to have been living together. A power of attorney was executed by the &W -WI, giving Mho Wright the control of the preperty. The defendant was applied to, 1812, for the loan of 5001., on the security of the property, and ultimately he 'dammed between 3001. and had., which was secured by a bid of sale, executed by Miss Wright. woo was represented as the real trustee. He took possession of the goods under the bill of sale, and it appeared the plaintiff sou residing fir some time with Kn. Wright and her family, while the defendant's servant was is care of the property. Knight applied for re lief to the Bankrupt Court in Nov. 1840, bat he never ob tained his certificate. The defendant in the course of time was proceeding to sell the gool.s when the plaintiff filed a bi'l for an iojurction and restrained him. After repeated hearings in the Court of Chancery, it al peered a differtnew of opinion existed on the subject between the Earl of Cot henbane and Vice-Chancellor Wigrun. The result was the plaintiff was directed to bring this action. The main quo , tions were, whether tie plaintiff's acts, alter having 60- ' teined pass esion of the goods from the sheriff, were such as to divest him of that poseassi-re, and conk, upon Miss E. Weight the power of disposing of mat property as she had. It was untended, on behalf of the defendant, not only that the plaintiff bad divested himself of posee.s'nn, but that he was aware of the fact that the defendant hod advanced his money on the security) of the property, and that the whole transaction Mall fraedident as regarded the defendant. and Knight's creditor', who Lad never received a shilling, although he hod obtained goods in the North of England to the amount of between 60M and 7(01. a few months before his bankruptcy. He sold them at a great sacrifice, and part of the proceeds of those very goods were by his con , Ulysses made available to satisfy the execution under which the Plaintiff 4 . ,t posaersion of the furniture. The Lord Chief Bacon, in 'tummies up, corn- ' mental with much ity on Knight's conduct throughout the transaction. It was (his lordship said) hardly poesible en imagine anything more dishonest or culp able than that a man should obtain a large quantity of goods, a. ll them at a Inas, never pry a shilling for them, and hand over the proceeds to satisfy the claims of others. the jut; thought that the defendant had ever had poe toosion of the goods, with the assent of the plaintiff, the plea of leave and license was made out, and it was a complete answer to the action. They should .nsider, therefore, whether the plair•iff bad sweated to or sutniqu ally 'Armed the transfer by Miss Wright to the defendant. If so the plaintiff could not renter. They should also outsider whether the execution issued by the plaintiff against Knight was both fide or colourable, merely for the purpose of giving him a large slice out of his own property, and saving it from his assignees. The jury returns d a verdict for the defendant. They were of opinion that the plea of leave end license was made oat, and also that the execution ag line' Knight was fraudulent. COURT OF RANKRUPTev --:ESTERDAY BEFOII2 Ms. chownsuosisa Munro. bt ss JARDINE.—ARR DARTFORD BATING6' BANS. His honour gave judgment this morning, on a question which had been raised as to whether the trustees of the Dartford Savings' Bank, of which the bankrupt had been the actuary or manager, were entitled to receive payment in fall out of the mete, in respect of the hankrapt'a defalcations to the amount of 2,2001. Alter reviewing the circums:ances, and alluding to the cuss which had been cited, his honour observed that the rules gave nip authority to the actuary to pay or receive money, though the legislature bad evidently contempleted the possibility of such a Wag ; bat the rules were stringent in requiring the deposits to be received by a member of the committee, the duty of the actuary being merely to keep the accounts. Though the bankrupt, for a series of years, had been in the habit of paying and receiving money, he had not done so by virtue of his (thee, but merely by commission for the members of the committee. If the managers or committee men wished to be free from responsibility, they should be cautious how they relaxed the rules rendering their own attendance obligatory. Taking the bankrupt's own view of big duty, it was confined to receiving money within office hours, and in sums of less than 301. ; and no evidence had been offered to show bow much of his deleleation had arisen in respect of sums so paid. For these reasons he could not meke any order on the assignees to pay the claim of the trustees in full. Should it appear that the ease was one of embers'Annent on the part of Jardine, it we. doubtful whether they could seeks civil remedy before taking criminal proceedings against the °Seer. In many cues it had been held that the relation of master and servant existed between the trustees of these institutions and their officers ; and the caws were equally decided against any party being able to seek a civil remedy before proceeding criminally. Mr. Lawrence, 'who represented the trustees, asked his honour to stay the dividend, until they had had time to appeal. His honour consented. Mr. lone., for the assignees, asked that the eertifitute meeting appointed for next week should be adjourned. Mr. Linklater opposed any delay on the pact of the bankrupt. Ilia honour thought an adjournment desirable, but no day was named. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YuTzaDAY. BErous 01177 OPMUMIONILL Ix in min Box. ADOLPHUS FAZDSHICK MOLYIBAUZ CAPEL. At the rising of the court aa application wee made In this ease, which has been reported in our paper a, several Amp Aims, for a day to be aimed cm which the insolvent (boo this to the Earl of Baez) might apply for a protecting order under the With section of the 7 and 8 Viet., knows as the Protection Act. The cue was heard last year, and the court refused to appoint • day for the hull order. In January last the cm was again bawd oa_an appikation for • " protecting order," which wan then refused. but Porloil• ;ion is Riven to renew the application in lin months. The period hut now espied, and Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) applied to :he Chief Commissioner to appoint a sitting when the imelvent could again appear before the court. The Chief Commissioner Winked whether the application was Sounded as an affidavit. Mr. Lewis answered in the negative, and submitted that snider the 28th section an affidavit was not necessary. When the insolvent again appeared, he could be exuained as to his iladOM same hi insolvency. The court had said he Welt MOW the application in five months, and it was a gulden libelist the present application was required. The Chief Commissioner referred to the motion saffillemdc Ohm WU nothing in It to prevent the court , frees ru g ullig an agdaek of what the insolvent bad b een doing sines Ms insolvency. As the issolvest mould be 'Remised Mira its sin append, he would olme a day far the mewed. &mos applated Friday, the Nollt instant. sad Orill'aineliee 10 la Omni. oral Lion. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT—TurrianY. 131101111 FLAW= BATIST, ZIB., Jvi*r. JONES 9. Eis d•wsu GRAHAM, BA/LT.-MUT= AND BUIWANT; This was an IS parte ease. Th e action wee brought by the plaintiff, • servant, to TtCOM the sum of 21. for damages sustained by plaintiff by reasoa of • breach of contract on the part of the &fascistic to employ him as his servant. The plaintiff conducted lie own case, but the noble der fondant did not appear in court, nor was he represented is say way. In the beginning of lest month plaintiff applied to Sir James's establishment for the dtuation of footman, and enpged with the hon. baronet to enter his service, provided Ms character suited. Tile salary was And at 26 guineas • year. The iilaintifl saw Sir James sad Hiss Graham, and referred them to 16, Po k-lane, for hie cha racter. Sir James then told him to sail on the following day for an &sewer. which he accordinply did ; but Sir Jenne had not yet sent. A messenger was then dispatched to know pl ai Ida 'if name, whiah he returned in writing with hi address. Witness went again to Sir James, who appointed a time for him to attend. Plaintiff in the meanwhile took his things, and went according to his instructions, when his goods were pot outside the house, and he was informed by the butler that his serried' would not be rt quired, and that Sir James did not approve of his character. The Judge—Did he positively engage to hire you ? Witness—Yea, sir; and I obtained some money from my friends to lay out in necessary purchases. On the following day I ailed to know what was the caw, and whether Sir James would make me any compensation, and the butler told me that be would not. The learned Judge said that a verdict mat be entered for the plaintiff, and °Wend the money to be paid on the 15th inn, with costs. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-Thimuy. BIMILZ Ms. RWYMI ADAMS MID ♦ SWIM OW 11•UIPTIATUI. The court sat Issterday at Clerhenwall to hear parochial and other appeals. There were 66 entered on the lit, bat those which were disposed of were not of publie interest. Tat Qt'ISEN o. DittismOtstr.—This cam, which was an sr4ei spice. I ceass..4.mon for russeessoey, peessmed until November. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Tae CHAROZ OF SIDITION.—The young man who stands charged with tieing seditious language at the Queen Victoria public.houes, Hin:.!•steeet, Smithfield, and declaring hiesselr to be • " determinsd Chartist," was placed at the bar for further lamination. Police-constable Webb, of the detective form, stated that the prisoner still refusad to give hie name, or state who be was. It will be recollected that • letter, which the prisoner avowed to be la his hand-writing, con Ward suggestions tor a diabolical attempt at the destruction of the aristocracy, as also instructions to persons ►bout to commit suicide, which were evidently the emanations of a diseased imagination. The prisoner, who ;certainly does not indicate any sp pearance of insanity, looked round the coon with the appsrent feeling that ha was gaining notetiety, and com placently waled oa all around. Aldo ran Fionis said that no; intimation had been re ceived from the Treasury as to the disposal of the prisoner, the whole facts connected with his arrest laving been cola. muniested to government, and he therefore should certainly not take upon himself the responsibility of discharging him. The prisoner here beret out laughing. Alderman Fionis said it was no laughing matter. The prisoner, in • bold tone, said he never meant it to be any langhtng math r. Alderman Finnis—We will wilt to see what the govern ment will do before we adjudicate, and remand you until Wednesday. Prisoner—Ve►y well. The prisoner was then removed from the bar and conveyed to the Compeer. The prisoner has the appearaner_of an attorney's clerk. I:eMBSTH. UTTERING • Non or AN RETINCT Newsom, a horse dealer, was brought before the Hon. G. C. Norton, for further examinaticn, charged with defraud. jog Idr. Bailey, the ezonsive butcher of the New Kent Red, out of 71. 151., by means of a 101. note of Mews. Jchcson and lizson, the late bankers of Rumford, who , become lankrupto in June 1848. lir. Norton sold it was a very enspioious affair, and as the priscner could not give him • proper account of his possession of the note, he should commit him for trial for the fraud. From Oto LUDNON GAZETTE.—FrUIoy, July 5. BANKRUPTS. Joserit Boron, Kidderminster. Worcestershire, draper, to surrender July a and Aug.'', at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Tudor, Kid. derm.noter; off. stole.. Wnitnics e, Birmingham. T 0..., es Ba.uuaa r, llallfaa Yurkshire, Co..draper, July 25 and Aug. 22, at it, at Levi. Court. F 01.., Sale & Manchester, and Slams. Richardson. Leeds; o ff . wig., Freeman, Leeds. SAILAII Ina Coy( ntry, niston manufacturer, July 15 at 10, and Aug. In ; .t 13, at Birmingham Court. 501... Ilall, Coventry, and Birmingham; off. a. 4., Christie, Birmingham. Gsosoi. Frudis, l'utltry. City, aactioneer, July 16 at 11, acd Aug. 14 at 12, at Bssingha 1-street. tole., Madan and Wyatt, Clement's. lane, Lombard-sire et ; opt. avig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Jo.sen :ism and Ttionss Nests, !ideate and Dorking, Sturm bankers, July 22 and Aug. 5, at 11, at Beeingball..treet. Kelly. Inner Temple-lane; o ff . assist., PI nett, I;u,ldltall-ehanthers. MODEIT iLkrMAJ PAIIKINAOI/ Manchester, wuehouseman, Ju l y 22 and Aug. 19. at 12, at Mandester Court. Sots., bale and Co., Man. che stet ; off. arlg., Fraser, Manchester. June RYAN, Mash4sne, City, and Messer-lane, Bermondsey, mann. facturing chemist, July IS at 121, and Aug. IS at 11, at &minutia& greet. Se 1., Garry, lues...shawa.harabers, liasinghallodiect ; off. Jolitoon, Basingball.street. Jsyiss ismarnom, lianester. cement and gunpowder dealer, July 16 and Aug. at 12, at Manchester Court. Sul., Blair, Man chester; off. :Wig, thaw, Manchester. DECLARAIIONS OP DItIDENDS. Jos BRATIDIAW, Pt. Alban's, tailor-Ist and final dlr. of Sid., on new proofs. July 6 and three enbetquent Saturdays, at Groom's, AtChn(CiA•Mbe• Eon ALD SWAMIFII II Bell.; Liverpool, stock and share broker-2nd div. of 7d., and Ist div. of 41d. on new proof., July let and any eubsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. J. R. risiiva, Regent-street, chasarnan-2nd cal'. of aid., July 6 and three sutooquent Saturdays, at Valleardes, Sambrook-court. Jo.m. Osmoses, Ilelterby, grocer—lst of Is., July 2 and any subsequent day, at Yound'e, Leeds. DALION —lst and Mud die. of Is. 1.0., July S and any subsequent friday, at Cot erie., Hull. 'NOMA. Ittativ. Morten and Prim - rest Runsaat. Liverpool, men had. --further ,he. of !set, July le and any subsequent Wed nesday, at Me , gun's, Liver pouL Nano, and GL/LIIIIIZ, V2ITIDIetit)II-street, City, Iroeunougers-Ist dlr. of B;d., on new prude, July 0, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards% Sumbrook.eourt. WILLIAM Itcrehe Prouder. Goldrunitherreet, carpet warehouseman -2nl end final die. of lid., July 6 and three subsequent Saturday., at Gr.oin'., Abchureh.l.ane. WiLtissi IPULL•TioN, Wrexham, Denbighshire, draper-Ist dlr. of So., July s any autssequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. Jsms: s t ARRAY, 01d-street, St. Luke's, carpenter-1M div. or 3a. 6d., .. _ . u:y 6, gad tine rabliiikest Satuid4 . 6; at YdriarcWs, Hambro Mitt; CIIANLES Yews, Lodgate.etreet, straw bonnet maker-2nd and final die. of lid., July 8 end three subsequent Saturday's, at Groom's, Abehurch-lane. Joe,, WIOIIIAII, Beckley, Aare, tailor-2nd dlr. of Is. 21d., July G and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, Sambrook-coun. DIVIDENDO.—JuIy 211. L. 11.. Bereeturd, ntockport, Cneshire, linendraper —July 31. T. P. Collins, Bristol, tailor—rely 24. Charlotte Cooper, Northampton, dealer In Berlin wade -- July 26. W. Derby shire, Manchester and Egerton within Turin; Lane.aahlre, dyer Ju'y 24. W. Gooteh, Bath-street, Clerkenwell, poor—July 29. W. Hague, Manchester, small ware dealer—July 28. IL 'lardy, Brad ford, Yorkshire, tea dealer—July 26. J. Newton, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, innkeeper—July 29. W. Perkin, Utoreter, Staffordshire, timber merchant—Jul y 27. Rehabs_ Burnham Buckinghamshire, apothecary—July 26. J. Smith and W. Lkirbyshire, Manchester and Egerton within Tartan. Lancashire, dyers—July 27. W. Mar, Lynn, Norfolk, eurrior—July 28. G. Wilson, Wakefield, Yorkshire. draper- - July 26. J. Woraley, Preston, Lancashire, cotton spinner. assrincazs to be mould. un y less mum shown to the contrary, on tbe da of July 26. R. D. Evans and D. M. EvaT,/terbam, Denbighshire, drapers—July 29. T. Gardiner, Holt, Wurcestershire, hotel keener July 29. W. Hague, Manchester small ware desks—July 28, E. Hale,: Battersea. Sarre manufacturing chemist—Jul y 31. It. Kettle'', Cheltenham, ' uly 26. J. Molitor, Batteries, Burtch manulatturnit chemist. 1'ARINI:R.11111'S DISSOLVED.—P. R. Arrowsmith and J. Starer, Bolton-le-Moore, Lancashire, cotton Buddy, T. Ward, and J. Davison, Leeds, wheelwrights— J. Brennund, W. Ilrennand, and J. Halstead, jun., Burnley, Lancashire, cotton spinners—lt. lire. vitt and H. Matterson, Coventry, ironmangtro—E. Cobbett and It. Cobbett, jun., Villiers-street, Strand, plumbers—W. Earnshsw and P. Hobson Illasbrough, Yoekshil e, nor elain letter makes—W. Faulkner Led D. Jowitt, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Ilnendrapers—J. Finlay sad E. Charlton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, booksellers—lL J. Gubbur, J. Liam, J. Pechale, T. Ilion, J. 'Bicknell, C. Arthur, and It. Rowland, Buda Canal, Devonshire and Cornwall, general merchants, so far as regards It. Rowland—W. Greenwood and J. Pennington, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—E. M. Ileckseher and M. J. Heymann, jun. Hamburg, merchants—J. Mackin, and 0. Bennett, New street, Lion-iitnet, New Kent-road, Surrey, brewers—H. Hodge and 11. F. Home, Blackman-street, Borough, wboksals drcs mriats-0. flint, T. Barger, and IL Poop, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cloth merctiunts, ea far as rigants 11. Scott—J. Iluokisson amp A. Eves, Wapping-wall, shadwell —E. Jefferies and J. Harman, Bridge water, tioniersetshire chemists- -W. King, W. Ford, and T. Fond, King-street, etteap4tl;, City, woollen warehousemen, au far as regards W. King—A. A. Kohlkeek and W. /4. Brown, Aide te-street, City, pocket busk manufacturers—J. Lowden, 0. lloberta , and A. Itolarton, Bradford, Yorkshire, muff end woollen finishers, in fur us regards A. Bober tou —W. %unix, jun., and J. Legge, %Yolverhanip tan, Staffordshire , ircnmasters —LI. C. M'Crea and J. Shepard, 11.11i fax and liradfonl , Yorkshire, vorstol manufacturers-1(. E. Pack and W. Clayton, Boston, Lincolnshire, mereers—F. de Parquet mai 6. Doughua, Tutistack-etrect, Covent garden, publishers and kookmllers —J. stilwell and W. II- Cane, :bridge 0. —II. W. mss,W. Pemberton, and It. Barrett, Bristol, chew Tanks and G. Tanks, Birmingham, bransfounders —J. H. Williams mad T, Sunderland, Leicester, share brokers. SCDTCH SVAICESTRATIONA. Fumes ' . . IJundae, tismaltb, July 10 and August 6, at the Dyads& Du...os and Co., Gla,gew ' eclat merchants, July 19 and August 9, at the Waverley Tor ern, Olargow. rAimt Oacuu.r, I.ith, duct m u 1 medklne, July 10 sad 91, at Duwell's Room% Edinburgh. Gaunr I Initutir alagROW, WO merchant, July 11 and August 1, at gertster's ltutcl, Glasgow. EXPULSION OF MR. ALDERMAN SCIIOFIELD.- Great excitement has been caused amongst the Westerns in filtrateld by the expulsion of the above gentleman. Mr. Schofield was a local preacher and trustee, and is Groom. municated because of his presence It the recent reform conference held in London, and for his attendance at other similar assallay. EXPLOSION AT A FIREWORK MAKER'n.—Yeater day evening, shortly alter 6 o'clock, a firs broke out at No. 22, Cromer-street, Grey's-Inn-road. The house was occu pied by a firework manufacturer, named Page, and by a n um ber of lodger. It appears that a gawky of lb. com bustible Nutter became aocideataily ignited, causing as alarmiag u plinks. Th e drop, whist% wu in the oesupation of a bird-hmeler, °unified a variety of the feathered tribe, tho maim of which were driven about In all dinotio ns . H a d the exOsau, taken place at a later hour, the cansequence wouldUve bean far men serious. As it was, from the ant aid of the neighbours and Brawn, the flames venous got sada, bst net %MU the hoses wee mad, gatt•d. CORN.—Cuatmaroao, July 6.—There wu a decreased cup dr of Wheat ofr (tortoj, anal prices mart hr yuo c 4 1.. Iwr r. higher fur all the best Quahur.S 410. to IJe. red ; u late • tie, to 4Ss. &Staley nominal. Ileum suit other spring Corn theft= so last week, but less un the market. COVZ/STRY, July s.—Heavy Osta is good condition are scarce. Beans in good supply, snit of excellent Peas arc neglected. The fallowing were the pekes ut our ithirlet to.d.iy : Mot Wheat, 15s. Oki to Barley, 20P. 641. to 226. Oats. 18s. to 235. It tile. to Pews 9s. to I In. - Emmen, July :r.—We have had rather bstser supplies of COrll from our farmers to-day, which rold freely. WM at at nn ad vance of In. to 2s. per qr. Barley mations were each Is. per quarter higher than lust week. ' Livanrcan, JULY 6.—Tbere has been a good deal of wet and shinny weather this week, which Is otmidered it, unfavourable One the blooming of the growing wheal. At thin morning's market them was a good attendance ut toa n and country milierd and dealcra, who allowed a disproition to increase their tupelko of wheat and dour, and a fair Malaise ensued at an advance on Turalay's quotations of fully Id. per bushel On all qualities of the fanner, mid lad. per sack on French dour. date mad oatmeal supporta late rats,. Barley, Wane and peed were takes to a fair e aten, at full prices. The extreme price of Tutarlay was mom moth ,damned for Indian earn todlay, wit a good stray was new yellow non, Ids. tal, to 275. per per MIMI. Arrivals and septets Into Liverpool from the Mal to the 4th July lariusive :—Wheet, 10,303 qrs.; Barley, 1 , 460; Walt, 9,012; Beta, 1,667 ; Wass, 1,0111; ladles Oen, 4,3/3 ; Outtntal, 737 rariut Ylaur 4,469. !Worts to Ireland :—Wheet, 03 qrs.; Rye 630 ; M ean ; a lodlan Oorn. 4.70; lashes Corn Mtvl, 49 barrels ; Thar. 50 soaks and 10 bands. Iliamirronn, lily 4.—Our market this day tru very Moody fee all grain ; the supply was moderate, but quite equal to the defused, and Irian nbefore. The newt red Wheat nulised 425. Itouvaatarrox, l9 l4ll 6.—With a moderate attendance shurt supply of fr au the gnaws , there was a hotter tbs Wale mad Wheat meal sway at ma aflame of l&lo4 per v. ma quotollus. Is Batley rather more atm ftes on*. sled at oilmosofilL to per qr. was realised. ifaistab Nod Oda very rim solo, without &snore In *elite. Flour in WWI ilwiang, sod an demo of Is. par sack pretty generally astra -1 MS, PIO Woo sow beteg lA. to I. per sack. Wheat, red, 405. to els.; NMI mad white, Oa to 44a. Barley, Ws. to 235. keens, 87 s . to 345. Mark Oats, Iro. to lek ; whits, feed, las. to 17s. l heavy, 18s. to Ns. WALenaut, July 6.-We eentirtua to rte in fair arrivals et Whitt; the Iselehlips eat Om. sad the extreme rates of last week eblelealie ar pad nedi Om Bede, but the male la slow for white =len wee Mrs sorts Bela ea beers Oats and SbeWar quite IL4 deer, and the Messer alias seam. Beans In limited de mand, at Nevi= reds. The Moe/ft are the meant Flom :- Wheat, per qr. d6Olbs. to the bushel. Suffolk, Ease; aid Lent, red, ▪ sos. t 4.4 414.; extra, 41a; whits 45e. to 461.; antra, tes ; Nor folk and Hunts, red, 31a. to 40s. • mina, 42a.; white. 42.. to 43e.; antis, 41e.; I.lufre and Oimbridgeadre, red, Ma. to 405.; extra, 42e.; white, tes. to 414.• extra. 445.; Yorkshire, red, at.. to ites.• extra, 41r.; white, Ma.' to 40k ; extra, 43e.; Metals and Keel white , old, thr. to 46e.; extra, Ms.; UMW Baltic and limn red, 36e. to :Mk; l e di xtl4o6.; Mediterranean, red, SU. to extra,34a.; 3.3a.; English , o r 26r. to Ws.; white, 43e. Barley, ps=rial qr., Norfolk end , 225. to 24a.; extra, 235.; Lin and Nock/hire, 21s. to 23a.: extra, 245.; Scotch, 32e. to 23a.; extra, 2M.; gt baling, 19a. to 215.• foreign, 20s. to Vs.; extra, 265. Beals, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, fine, old, 325. to 335. ; new, 37.. to 295.; ticks, old, 30r. to 32a.; new, 2e... to 361.; foreign, new, 23e. to 275. Oats, per stone, melding, 71d. to Stel.• ex tra,tk. ; feeding, 744. to tsd.; extra, 9id.; foreign, 744. to M. ; entre, eld. Shelling, per load of 2611 b., old, 21,. to 2,:5.; Malt, per had of 6 Mine* Mr. to Ms.; Peas, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, Me. to 37a.; extra, 280.; grey ma fe4a to 225.; extra. 2 re. Bagessed, pee UM hop., &offish, 271. to 291. ; foreign, 27f. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., 31s. to Ma. Imports during the week: Wheat, 13,776 qrs. • Barley. 1,311; Oats,9 r 3; Beans, 414; Pees, 120 ; Malt, 262 loads, CATTLE, &6—BEDALI FORTNIGHT Etta, July 2. This morning we bad a large r supply of Beef than usual; It was prin. dually ol t h e small hind. Halm were slow, and prime rather below last market's quotaticum. Soot& end light Mutton met with ready iris; the heavier kinds were difficult to sell. Ike, to 61. 3d. per shins; Mutton, 44d. to ed. per lb. CARLISLZ, July 4.—A hie average show of Cattle. mostly of good quality; selling briskly, and a goat clearaneeeffected at rates a shade below thwe of last rack. bleep were not so numerous as last week, but a few of prime quality. Mutton not eagerly sought alter, and mitts tend downward,. A hnat or Oft, which I itrand pt amera at prices ranging from 4d. to 411. per lb. Lambe in abundlige, and nearly all sold at • decline of }Et. per lb. E 'man, July 6.—Then has been a good supply of due driven in. Fat Beef odd at fie. to Si. 6d. readily. Cows and Calves from 71. to 111.104. Barrenere, ss. to to. Gd. per note. Butchers' Calves, i 4. to Std. A remarkably Am Calf was sold by Mr. !tabards, of [huhu", to be killed at the forthcoming eshibition. It was about eleven weeks old, and estimated to weigh from 551b0. to bulbs. per qr. It sold for M. Is. Phorn wetber Sheep were worth full sd. par lb. Lamb., 111. to 6d. The supply of Pork carcases was about the same as last week, Gut better prices were obtained, the quotations rouging from tee. 6d. to ha per score. - - IinREPOSID JOLT Falai—This fair took puce on Monday last. In Um Cattle fair the supply wee about the usual number at this matt. Manna and awn were in uemand, and malio d the values obtained at the neighbouring faire ; the um may be raid of Cows with calves; but a great many bead of stuns returned home un sold. Fat stoat realised from 4s. to ad. per lb. In the (Sheep fair, an Immense numter was penned; tit Sheep fetched Sd. per lb. Ewes and Lambs were In demand, at a alight advance. Store Pigs were not num. runs la offer, but the number was folly equal to the demand. In the Hone Lin there was s very large number of auinnia ; the In ferior order greatly predominating. There acre fewer tint rate agri cultural Horses fur wile than usual. A considerable number of animals changed owners, their bung a good stroke of business dune in the 'lone mart. FORA FORTNIGHT FAIR. July 4.—Then was a gaud tupply of ht Beastly at this market, and a good buslneut, ranting fray re. M. to 3e. lid. per atone. Only a thin Plupply of lean Baits, sad ■ pretty fair business done. A good supply of !int( p, which wer, well bought up, making from 41d. to 3d. per M. A fair supply of fat Lambe, which were readily !old at lid. per lb. ATR IIWatIMNIR CATTLI AND Holum FAIR, July 4. This fair is being held to-tlay foe Cottle and Borate. The Cattle inn, het la chiefly for small Ifiehlan.l Heade, and Ia held In the forenoon on the road betwixt the Old and Newßridgett The show to.chJy la centdder.bt lei than last year , and the qu . tity and c „ nditlan wider inerage. A brat (lass lot of bur and Nse.year.old tows, about a dozen in zunitar, were bought by M. Campbell, of Craigle, at 3/. A similar lot of three and lour.year.old slots, bought here last year at M., were exposed today at GI., ant sub.equently at Id , los., but were not told when we lett. Masan ibtee.yisr.old queys, from 31. to M. les. St.raa were offered at 30e. aid 33a. ' but no appearance of buyers except at to.. a bead L. Old Cows and ero•i.orei scarcely saleable. The market was on the whole du'l horns market was but Indifferently supplied, but the show wai far beyond the de mand. InMcd, there were scarcely any sales ap to one o'clock, and even alterwan.r, the few bargain were uoll In superior anima* at about 4)& Fur utiler surto ileumml was duil, and the stock Iris not warty mkt. GLASGOW, July 4.-04 r Cattle market this morning was well and largely supplied with all deacriptiocs of Cattle, including some One :ots from Angusailaire and test Lothian. Lemand good, .3i0.1 quick, and prices Annething similar to last day. Bed Ox Beef, 4.a.; second, Os. W 47.. • Cow. Bulls, and infen.r Beasts 400. 42.. per cwt., sinaing ofiaL T he tiheep market was well suppded with tine aged Wtddet.. Pales brink, and prices similar to Mae of :at day. Best aged Mutton, Gd.; second, 4.. d. to Id. Ewes, 4d. to 4;d. per lb., sinking etfal. Lambs, It. to lea. each, according to weight and quality. Yed Calves dill, San. to Va. per Cwt. Fat aos, to ths. per Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy OTercast LW. 211. W. Partially (load* , Partially Cloudy Partially t:Loudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy l'artially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Ovetrrat Parrislli Cloudy Partially Cloudy ()WANK Coad Cloudy y t - iis - oWry PP rtmlly Cloudy Partially Cloudy OTercaut Cloud, Ulan Partially Cloudy Slummy tivereasi rartyilly Cio* 4y rata*lb Cloudy Item Kale HOP EiTELLIOWICE. EAST PECKHAM.—Our grounds are very uneven ; WHIN full of bins, and looking well; others very short, and do not look like coming on. The showers we hare had have not at all unproved W. Ewuasr, Juiy 4.—Owing to the boisterous state of the weather, the beads of the bier and branches are much damaged; con sequently the crop will fall Flinn of what was anixipated. WADHUILIT. July 4.—Our hops have beck very much bat tered with the wind the last two days, and a great number of files hare made their appearance, as many as forty OD a lest in some gardens. UCKPIRLD, July +S.—The high winds have considerably battered the hops, and they do not Welt eo well as last week. rIEASMARSH, July 4.—Tbe high winds the last law days hoe much battered the hop hints, otherwise there u no iteration to notice. FARNHAM, July 4.—We have had some very heavy falls of rain and exceedingly cold nights during the past week, but that 0.1,l dory not seem to hove exerted any baneful influence on the plant. TLe elanters of the town say they never saw hops look better than they do at present. hitting, July 4 —The hop grounds, which a few days I since were looking in a most healthy and pawing state, are now, in , coneequence of the nigh wind and rain, deprived of their beauty ' branches are scattered all about, mans poles down, and the heals of the Lim much injures'. We nottee several gardens that hove ' been heat ily poled List year, and thew show con-Merable weaktima ; many lure bills, and not more than two-thirds ut the poles. should this renal, weather continue, the cc. p will come much abort of former ' anticipation. Li unsung, July 4.—There are many good gardens la this parish, and some inferior. I think this year will convince many painters that tie y have over poled then: ground; the host gardens of last year appear the weakest this. The wind 3111% rain have much In jureil the bole ; Alvin take some days of favourable weather to to:over them, particularly on exposed rounds. Icknamen. July 4.—The bine in most gardens has ad ' sauced during the fine weather at a great tate, but the thongs which has taken place will, far the preemie, cheek them. The wind and rain have cotunderahly Injured them. We °merle several gar d ens phtty, and short, of bine, although we must consider the parish generally good. The young plantations in the Invoke are considerably snnsyed with wire worm and slug,—tirst year of polio/. Blestargaes—W • never saw the bine looking so well en it (ices now, and Rio perfectly clear. Isiouritian, July 4.—The bine lurks vety well, and very few fly to be seen. sad at present there is may prospect of good crop. DAMN, July B.—The midsummer shoots are plentiful and vigorous, and scarcely any vermin can be teen. CarstMlLD, July 4 —Meagre the strong winds, the bine looks promising. The young shoots grow clean and fast. WALDRON, July 4.—Tne hops in this parish and neigh bourhood, have suffored to aa, neiderable extent from the wind and rain yesterday and to-day. 111'161(711RO, July 3.—We an being tors about very much with the wind, which has Mean for revend days and nights. We hare also considerable slack bine, ant the same remark %Atomic to the parishes of Mounttleld and Whittington. Our prospects fur a crop are not so good are they were a week ago.—Sisereg Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Brawl Gentle Breeze Strung Breeze Wenn Breen Strung Breete Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze teronz Breese Iliet Wind Wong Breeze Gentle Breeze , Gentle Breeze llratt Breeze Strollij Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breen, Strung . Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Swag Breere Gentle Breese Strong Breeze Gentle Brew Stroller Breeze ilk. W. &W. W. N.W. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged iu order ot tantuc Name at Cam I Cuwullea.°l SatuKDAT, JULY 6, 1850. each ut the 'allowing places at morning. The muesli are dtrongth of Wind. State of Weatker. PLIKULTIR Posoraitours Tumanon Hamm°. ......... Notrum.tenns Voi.ssfiroNx BAaxarrors. BYIsTUL .................. {liBlLll x 11011......... !Women 011UVLD (ILovormsa . Lictuarow . ..... CAMBILIDIBE 4111311N011A11 CAYIVI lona MALI !WWII NIM 1' %AIX Br.Arrect LAMASJI Bgawics ......... ..... 0 LellOW ...... ISYIN bUtall Wind. N.W. TlllB DAY, NOON. Strength of Wind. Weather. Gentle Brew. Flue. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. You,z .. BILIUNTON 11,11,11,10.1 ........ Wllllll f ItAariaroui KW. &W. &W. &W. &W. Strung known I Ilmi y Stain Ilan! Wind Iteavy Kam Strong Breeze Man I think. Breen* Ovcreart 1 Cholla Woes' Uvetuat CoiiOlc VROM Trot WEST hogEs.—At the half early meeting of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce , a letter was read from a mercantile tirm in that town, to which considerable importance was attached. It had reference to a sample of cotton, grown in Jamaica, which was forwarded in connexion with the letter. The writers stated that the cultivation of cotton demanded less severe labour than sugar cultivation, and that women and children could be employed in the former. In the West Indies, moreover, the lant was perennial, and it yielded two crops in the year, one p in Jane and one in December. The light sandy soil along the end was very favourable for rte growth, and there wai thi. addi tional advantage over the States, that dry weather could be depended on for pickieg, and no danger need be appre hended from frost. The sample forwarded was grown near Kingston, Jemmies, from New Orleans seed, and it was Bald by experienced brokers to be equal to'llow Orleans fair. Egyptian wed, however, would, it was thought, be better adapted for culture in the West ______--- SHIPPING INTELLIOZNCR, . Orners.mdaili. es .1111100•11 GOMM," ay • gy .. , CASUALTIES. Bergman. from Camino to Liverpool, epeoutveree a b u ,,, cane, March 25, in lat. 21 8., loa. 7o , wee • • e ,,,„"' her beam-ende, and lay for sine hours ; 1 • 4 titane , ,,1,,," bulwarks, wrung rudder, de.—Liverperil, Jule S. Corwin, Baker, from Suaderland to this port, on the Zeeland Urounds, July I; crew ssivi —A mt .; r : dam, July 3. WiLUIViD. MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific Ladle Tie. Boutla ao.pton India xi& Marseilles Boaton and Halifax .. . Mexico and Havannait Wag India Brazil ARRIVED. Ass--atGraverend, July; fr0m...... .. _.. Aramr-at Gravesend, July 3, fruit. ************ Arta -at Oravesesd, July 5, from. ............. Mamma Jouarra-at Ormesenis 6 :uly iron, Anumomm-off Deal, July 4, Arnie-off Deal, July 4, from ****************** Aunt:um-at Falmouth, July 4, from.. * Aumisa-at Hull, July 4 , from AL SW X -at Queenstown, July 3, from ......... Au.-at Greenock July 5, Amara -at Graverend, Joy 5, from ........ ''•' ALIGIONININA-at Gravesend, July 5, Arcata-at Liverpool, July 5, from ..... 1 ANN REMIT-al Liverpool, July 5, tram .. ...... Atiramis--st Ll erli July 5, 1 rem AILL.TID.o-ot Liver July 5, from .. ......... Assn-off LirJuly BoRGMAN- at Liverpool, July 5 from ...... ... . Comma-off Hoare, July 4, from CIAILA-at l'enstartee, July 3, from Cuero-at Gravesend, July 5, from Coen-at Gravesend, July 5, from CAIIIMUNG-atLiverpoold July 3, from Camisiai.-at Liverpool, July 5, from _. Deaav-at Falmouth, July 3, from EaCKFIIIIAS -off Deal, July 4, from Eurasian IioLDRAN.o•-st Hull, July 4, fre Eturs-at Queenatows, July 3, from Eiarrauc-at Queenstown, July 3, from... Eamousua-at Greenock, July 4, fr0m...... .. ELLANOR -at (ira/round, July 3, from Etas-ut Gravesend, July 3, from EQUINTRIAN-Int Gravesend, July 5, fr0m....... . rairlatraler-lit Liverpool, July 5, from . nicer-off Liverpool, July 3, from Farrar-off Plymouth, July 4, from FAIRY-off Deal, July 4, from.. ........... Fatal-at Plymouth, July 4, from FROWNING Drainv-uff heal, July 5, from Fonseca-off Deal, July 5, from Goose.-at Liverpool, July 3, fr0m..... .. UAWANSI-rat Liverpool, July 5, from Gem.-at Falmouth, Jul) 4, from Gtocuavr-at Guempowm July* 3, from Gummy L.-at Falmouth, July 4, from ..... Hisaaida-off Liverpool, July 5, fr. m limner -In Grarmend, July 5, from Lvotatuote-off Dartmouth, July 4, from JM4NY LIND-It. Hull, July 4, from Jeuse Emma- at Quolumlown, Joly 3 , h • Jour -at Dublin, July 4, from JOHN ANDJANII-11t019VOIRt . July 5, fres Jour Darrearr-at Gmvem July 5, fr.,. JINIMR-4t Orarmend, July 5 from Jean Eou.- atGravesend, July 5, from Jo',. Tortwarn-at. Liverpool, July 5, from JANTRL-at Liverpool, July 5, from KENT-Off the Start, July 2, from ...... LANC44IIIILt WITMI-olfov Der, July 4, fr LAM4A-01 Liverpool, July 3, from MAHTOREI-at Liverpool, July 3, from MUNTRIAL-at Liverpool, July s fr0m ...... Mann-at law.rpoal. July 5, from Maar Jaus-at Gravesend, July 3, fr0m..... ... Gravatend, July 5, from MoDSZT-at Gravesend, July 3, from MALT Lour-off Deal., July 4, from Houroutire -oft Deo:, July_ 4, fr0m......... U M:Dunn-MI art Haw-at Falmouth, July slovo ta Dut.lin, July 4, from :SuaA:A -at Cardiff, July 4, from NANCr DAWNON-at Falmouth, July 3, from Stn.-at Falmouth, July 5, from NANNT-at PAIMOUtII. July 4,fr0m.,.,.., • ult-lit Gravesend, July 3, from NoRTUVICHUA-at Lir:evil, July 5, from.. . Nuanam-at Liverpool, July 3 from NAPA. BELLS-at Liverpool, July 5, from . Pttea-at Liverpool, Juiy 5, from PlaisoCK Gray..eend, July 3, Iron,. YLOMIBRoT -at lalmouto, July 4, from QUM...4-at Se,xkum., July 2, from gems-at Gravesend, Jury 5 from It, utra -at Gravesend , July 5, from ROMAN Eurraoe-- at Gravesend. July 5, from Gravesend, July 5, from Iteenvera-at Gravesend, July 5, from Renaanir.-at Liverpool, July 5, from Itouiro -at Shield., July 4, from ROWANA-Ott Falmouth, July 4, from Bar Ntrt.to-at l'..lormth, July 4, from San IhoIiNICIO--at FA:nut/SI,. July 3, from SHAKI.4PRARE -it Queenstown, July 3, tram. cwt..-at Dartmouth, July u, from Eases-at Cow.. a, Jmy 4, from ream Rica-at Gravesend, July 5, from Tatou r -at Liverpool, Jury 5, from Toone-at Griveseno, July 3, from Vurriumr -at Hull, (July 4, from rioter-at Stockton, July I, front Xateoruus--oi Stuelds, July 4, from SAILED. Al,l uvna—from Newort,l Juty J 4, to Tea—from Ura‘er.en4, ul/ 5, CH %ILI, —from Dartmouth, lune aO, .to Cox...taut—from Sunderlmd, July 5, to y CAMAS:IDA—from Swellaolso, July I, to RUAM —from Grasr.end, July 5, to Di; fsernou om Grameend, July S, HONOR—Iran New, July 4, to Jusett ANN—tr.= •l'Aix..3l. July 4, to JAldEit.:4l —from 4 h1e:,1., Jule 4, to ' litao Atraso—from Grameak July LADY NI AnAx—from Sunderland, July PAYS—front Newport, July 4, t 0.... .... MAXT AND Et azw—tenas Sun,terlArd. July' Ncot ALAND-CUL NS, AGILLID—:rom %ewpc NuLaWN—from tleurrueud„ JMy 3 t 0.... °Lear. s - from Gramma, July 5, t 0.... 01'11[61% AND M fLOM ShielltlN July 4, PROM:. r —from Hull, July 4, to Pyru.,,nam- from Shlekts, July 4, to Rov m..ter —from Shwlda, Jule 4, to ... Toacu—trom Graveamid, July 3, to. 5, to -;-` J u;T 24 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH July 11 Ju G -YGC 1,,t44 Army, from Licata., Juno 2 0 , orf Cape St. V Alor.t.t e, of Snrulerl.m.d, July 1, Lt. i.: N.. ! COCKIMMOVTIt CAJTLZ, It= l'ort t.: lon. JO W. Cu tnt.t.4 WALI o (barque`, Baker, ~ all well, June 29, ! at . 49.10 N., Int. 11.‘e. Ft teu ;rammer', boort! on:, July 1. lat. 4 N ELI, Dt s.n, front Calcutta; 11AftV An., nen of and from Jersey : all J , ..n0 24. Fuvroon, from Wyatt Video for Cork, June :I Bynum Mein% from London for Port t ion. 7 W. Ltyy WNAVOIi lON, from London for Met NOPTH Seas, of Jeney, for the W. Qt mewl, Leitch, from Lender (or fornba, lon. 19 W. Locks, SNt:, from Calcutta for 1 ondm. Minh ; Wariatt.vr. from Calcutta, Juno :7. N W1M104.14 Bryce, from London Lt. 27 W. ,xi::us, .t [Advertisement.) -- A EXCELLFNT DllOlll.l a to nib:ST.4IU II t Y. It . : I lot 1..“ intimate Crienilol the of Ls Pleta. de. thd: -he u.e , stomach, sad rector...l to per!;:: rtuncrly. Shr had o :oedtoi the n‘,.: country. but had not horn able to ebt ',taint that wa• kilans her by Inch,* un JOllll latsinutn, Esq., an mute nicatcel theco pat tIeU.AIS 1 . :0!, 4. Is49.—Sofa bra 1 Ir.:r[t•th bl!shatcnt, 2U, Strand, Logdon 1101: I ( ar•.llJ4t:L BIRTHS, MARRIAGE: 4, ANI I) S. Itltt HS. DOSANOVET.--July 3, at Cla!• t., r. , .. • . Botortquet, Esq., of a we. GILV.S.—J uly 2, at Warwick-Nwre, kiln, 11. N., of a .ua. 11ALE.—July 3, at C'uttter, the Rued M. r. it • laght Draguana, uf daughter. 11)ViELL.—Jule 1, the %L t.: of Mr. J. 11. Vast Duhua, of a daughter. smiticLE.—Jule I. at Widsvenbe-creeeent, V Bev.R. Bev. J. W. tlpitaa.c. of a ,lughter. WALVAI.F.T. —Ju:y .t, a. t‘toektectl.tme..n, N'alineey, EN., of a Amt. %iILSON. --J lex 3, at Cavoyenot.pLice, U./111, Effiq., at a daughter. MARRIAGES. GRAY —REID.—JuIy 2, at Neu •.•:,:gins. • Mr. Gi&SA. Mr. J. Gray, of kattnhurg.t, t.• t.... .:a the late W. Reid, Eat. HARRIS-1 1 1'4 PAL—July I. at the I t ukyera,.••.: tt. • alum. by the Rev. IL J: (Look, Mr. G. llarr.•, ‘t •• both of FaverAstu. MORUAN--ORANT.—Juty 2. at Mr:Wuhan Tar,' , Morga4 to bliss Elisabeth brunt. WILAT—RILYAN.—JuIy 2, at tab Mtehai. Chut." , . Eat., of Arren.quay, to Nary Antic, rah:: ra• EN.,of eutleknock. NISDF.T--GIIMON.—JuIy 2, at St. Steph•n% :•!". W. C. Gibson. M.A., J. Niabet, elde.t •.a - bet, Faut.. of Eaategton-xratute,Northuathet:ar.:., t daughter of R. (Mason, Req., of Mull. OSBOILNE—DROWNS.—JuIy 2, at Mat e r sari :r "' Rev. W. A. °shame. MA., the Rev.°. V. petuat Curate et Vlavtwood, to Ktlen, weorat t . Dr. itrowee, Vat of lludtey, Woreesteralase. DEATUS. 11.1.1110. R 1, Kr. 3. Barker, at. F.k.th*A-. aptaNlS7. DAULKI7.—JuIy 1, at Dungannon, Anne, ut:o of it... Mee!. Dt'NlfilY.—July 3, at Ilastam Clulham, Mr. " ' :mil ii —July I, Mr. J. Forth, d dull, aged oAttlt,:Elt. --July 1, at twat Sands:eh, M. 11. • pooontl sun at the late Mr. A. ,l'obtutet..ourt , Reed Si. lIKTUENINtITON.—Ady 1, at Maven Court, J. Ilett. , Za. tided( ed 14. ,orue, • J V.—July I, Ointbetb, ?add W. 11. Jewel% rAi . , ebellenbank aged 73. lit"gLEY.--July 2, 0. Moseley, Eie4., law at . the .Chah , • STANLEY.—AIareh IS, of Sydney, Australia.. Veetm",',.'" • ,..? 11. N., of 11.11. e. Itettlceoelte, Oka of the agrim Pri n t el 154;eliebed Wpzur lima 1111:; ot 4 . 1 4' 14 '" t mass 4 OLT ot 'Sae. rilDter. mt 11: 01120000 LaTroi4. I amt. l ta a the pessamot.at Whiteldam—d A nADAy. NIA 6 , 1614 A JAIDI the 1 s. (J ul IP v., Fa .e, c., 111;' S 5 lee Cu on Hb br ve so It Ic 1,1 tl s. • 1 &w. 7.w.