The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-24 00:00:00

taken primemo • It applies MI the ieseramisas gives to W Medias fonts were to to themules uremia of the • whole motors part of lislissitgol,m he se lie Imam bay. The Frond were to take powisielve elite Noises Bordial, sad those masked 1 a* 3; the Begliii were toms* thous solmo swam of that marked 3. The Sibyls' was the odor of ths attack :—Five Freask div(alms,-4he 1•41, 6th, id, 9th, sad that of the gaud, amoustin to Moat 30.000 See. Is addition te this were *vs Basil& diviskes,—the lot, Ind, Sid, 4th, sad the Light Div**, from 10,000 to 20,000 ma. Ma Flesh tray , woe divided late two 'rest divisions. The Anton the right. seder the am** of (Mural /Bayed, was Urged serest the bertiocs Nos. 1 mid 2. The odor, *der the commaal of Gemini Denial was dread ageism th. lialshboff Nodules. To the third, or • left, mortis' of the beta sada, Lord Riese, was Wrested the minis of taking the *aim No. 3. The list Use of the Fried alums was ocespold of a dame mass of riflutaa, sapportod by tiontinssi rstaforameato is the teat. The list lino of the English rem oompaid of volasturs, takes at the ,rate of thirty tram sash regime*, sad @amnesia is the whets to 1,400. The swami lies was tom raid of Mum nginionts of task divisive : in .11 16 mi asmata, shoat 10,600 atm. The rest of the English sad OM* eisimosts forma tho /snivel more. The emote d the day teak platy la the follewlag vadat : asuman ow Til ATTACK AOAINST TEN BASTION NO. 1. Amu two Vomit is the monies the flosond Lisutseca, Ihmassomil, of the regimes of Carman de &Wad; ' 11611410-lestp el Priam Osnolishaff—who was posed ho ldall she bathe Na. 1. eamayd s °metal Osmise Ms • ,budge...mass Ms et Os essay ware esametuthig . theausime in puss la ths QuersaUso Say. . 041 Ms mei* of *ls laeolligoess, oar troops la the bar One held thaueshoo reedy to make grid the pod** r pr . *.sly marked eat foc them. About throe •Pdsit tho Mum of the may left Qs*. tsar* Bay, NM at de ems row • dam mom of rifleman • sashed timbals Me MOM MA. This attack was made • maw the of meths of the mad bum* sad the field rillez i l gebek. hish bad lima pissed se a height *bid Os se esusimoo with do pita rid dews smmedor of ths illogimat of . altileheek)i, ths reps tif alblem sad the hostile twos resolved with • homy Ase of artillery sad wadmeffy. sod Stood to paws is OM Mask. At tho sew Sam •ii desseims, the Vladimir, the Ormeassets, the Zee's the ' Imerratea, sad the Odom worked up to the polio of OorianoMo Bay, sad, by a murisretts in, threw Ms re arm of do Gamy Lets the greatest sties sea. In spits of the viper of oar an, sad the Noah damp It is flictad,tha had after two astememfal MN* Ow thomelvas for the third um sgdnl the kern. MHZ however, they wars received with a hes lbe of musketry, ad rstrosted is disorder la spite of th elli Ms at their Madan, who valley mom to briag up their troops is the attack. PAILIIaZ or Tea ATTACK OP T=m =NKr AGALIIST TIP BASTION NO. 2. At three ear* I. the 'Borate', during the general at -tot, Ile. mamas of the *may advanced ifty stops dimat • bold* the demi Masa of mamas. The musk Mk pima against Me two sails* eagles of lie Minim Alfa the arm Mohair of matey and mar hoes Lbe sway rottsmod. The wham dossoaded the mine, sod semionsed a gams! An. The g= apho of thor odors sad their *map* mild asst • bilievailiag apse their soldiers to roam the SOIL The are kept up by our steamboats, width had ems lip as he as ths poles at Clematis. Bay, at the MOWN of the anise, sad whisk Wen acting grass the bride Mir to the ravine, weather with the In et the buteriss an Ma Berth, 'iodised a Mamma ages is the reserve *slums • of the maw. sad thus sided mardorably fa tile .area. of the da. The Geld pieces whisk the bed sissimi se the he i ght behind the redoubt al wows Mead hem their position sad takes away Mime the add the attack. Our troops dang themselves oa the snug who was trestle' la disordor, but obsditat to issitutions rim thu, May halted at the parapet. BAILORS 01 TIP ATTACK ON TIN CIIRTAIN Tali Burnous Koßllll.Oll AaD mo. 2. The dream stied Grassi the mitre berms the Mediae Xmas" dad Ns. 1, was brillisatly ropuled by the gonad MOO* of Oho flousdal regime*, dos d os : W Osiossi Diesyses, sad mikes of lion the Yam& sad Italabyngultwosak * regimes., width Mime tom maim It ogre d yer &Spam& Brag seitimed Is thlospet at tho emmasomsat of the atteek, they leek per miss of Ms lowers of the eartsin. Tim Mane wee mamma af two eso= im f the gonadal regliamt, am- At Medd by Osplda the Ord died the Free* left the amen behis the eadisaht of Zmatatrifka. imilerminse aa our leis sal m tbe shwera di yobbo's,' btaabg Sham id* tuft bliss la ed the violent Irs of artil lery and maketsy, the eimased boldly ; the head of that Mama deossaded the died, the embed on Is plus their maks ladders is peoltiso, but the hero* deflation of ths eartala Isaias apes the pa lled era the most daa' of Ms mealy who were undo Ms rampart, drove them bask at the poi* et the bsyseN, Mak them with the hotbed of their • Mobs% sad build stosempon than is the moat. Ti. iamb tea eigoltai, throw dews the walla" lad • boo ed rolomesi eMor sour of • ksavy In. Never*. leis. Misr *Mg hem/ aids, they made two studs oa Os ourtaia. They IIIINe take repulsed, sad they than ro lled with proelphatisa into the Mad*. PAILIII3 OP MI ABTA= OPoN TIS BASTION LOW NU.071. The Mask it the bastion Korelet, the prier* prat to oar Nee of dairies, was aids Y otmoidorabis time. At a gives rod, mods frost the m.dsebe Hamtobatha rd Miss the ialbs, the Fritsch solams, 12,000 strong, gee. odd by • dams body of rilidass *tow them eye.. petassely we di the Basset the Meath maim Ti. goer* = ro ws, dlosoloi soh* the Moira emissiesse of sigaratim made try Illeirt essivil lamina marling was la medlars to norm eba ,allay. • sharp Grist artillery sad saulkstry put a arses the siva*, af the hostile Mums, whoa** imes wwa the Malmo of • limb* asps dim rte *M. The mons thee put to taught stag, is ttaviao sid la ths treads Twin, histrom, they drew nit seta weir, sad sadeavourd spree* the mat ef the bales la thane adapts they won kdid M Medi by oar murderess In. wmadmily re mild the gmlost eassibt to the Maim. Our aril Me be el oar harellea mods Mad lame la the Baia. The grad mead the 31111thho4 ism its the dole tem up she mow% Lose ay wee diemed with the Id*/ ATTACK UPON TO MITI= ONIVAIL The tasasy.sitar their Inslns.ttadspa. the brim kfl, lasehig the miss. lane th.mrrves domesamly es the =aallonak, sad ia sirs of Ma trims of oar an mat M it. The Ant hattalioa of the Poltava's*. meat, wit* wads Margo of Ms battery, after ma deliMe bomliairool Wit or the posopot, was obliged le 111111 the morabemieg amiltal of dm gamy. The omb, pomaieg the lborolisa, took _omen of lie Me beam ead the Mae es the worth tithe Mabkhaff Manielon, sad eivlaled as far so the des*. Hero, hew. r esi, t s r a seamy, serried ija,a we t l a usie mar t a be ttry • ssa L siar tera, of the lies UM* wes mile the MOS of araoli—a WOW lei sapailmosi dies who *SIM models the sf ight—hoollumol the ogat wa s most iambs*. h i malt se the b rinse ed the rs its esmany whisk was mend with the mitsle of the Omsk righasat, , wh i sk was derralag foam the weds s ad, rally- Mg the WOMBS Of 1611 Plows roghasat, wiltb ins ia in lel thus whet the sassy, whena he needier basst Al the elm tim Limt-floadial Bask& lesegti mike the eiders af LisaL•Ormal du ef *a wroom reC a r i d sb aho=ro of =I; MANS of MS, ming= milli a Iselsiba wide thmermismi Oohed edMs brave away ed Ibe &oak regisstat. • eralist took pl* hy tho Mesas and ruMs. Tit la osaboasode there dskaded timesiss Ma =las saansisy So lobe mik hems W eurek. Oar damhassi op sank beam Ws oftho mit, aid innhed with Masi lbws who won lying is usbusdado amp am etre Insaldes la the ass killid is took mi. • emirs the sam il er i kwoes WM. 'no Marmy maths "aas of whisk had boss Amid oplaM woe Mara hy a hold Mesh of a mar *my of the Ilse* reglomi.supported by • haebilimd Ms Purim notstea ssi thi n ala ampaatss of Os Jairaiii of osaideuelle Imes = . 1 1 • 8 7 bad almaamiseir 68 * thie Islet &deg tio = igs. wtos minima hy au Mop, sid puma to the Mar having mead stria *no Maim the may mike ward Is gdpernsion of Me =Ostyak. bat won not eassawid sae of Om Gin ids battery was messativaly togarsi y>rWOW sestiossi there be i ag imat.ts defuse, sairsd by the *MI hattolisa of the Mark r Oot of the whale Mk esugiry arsol with the muoirets of the Bee* notion; whisk morel INK elth uler, is this MUM air r, lbws sowing elm Os bat 33 ma. The breve Clogida abed Mb company, LieutfaU at the so Nammmoomme ef Ohs ea, and weenpland by PALLS= it VU ediesess Amer AGAIZIPT Ramos N 0.3. At Vto the ese;;Withe mew @demand from Ide me t a b mmobile I. throe Woman opts* the maims mete el button No. S, the siew fee Wales% Oilr. end lbeibee. T..w a r of the ..eel... the bows Vloratimleal Pealing •••• 1 ••• th• Imam , bf • allialt i ree ns teent the pod u. bop Um. ••• by • Ind Is lie obooleoes Deleadt. T. EMMA diem ma) Masai soli tam newish fee the sod revealed Is thole Imago tlierder. After the gamy otheosett dna ; bet betas • Is ibis Wilma's§ Mob area the bely et ea Jailimb =6 eager were indessed eyeesiber as be by die Ilaryme. en eeee se the eereaski Wbeipi• bele wee Was& Is eibilities aumeseue ambia meow met *I *a bee Sld erbb peader were 111141111114 be mei by die le Wet wino pledgee et the Ipfkkeaksiiiir tbe E JN4 s• sae xlllll{ gul•Nosh r aisle repulsed, they retired, mad digested themselves to the i right towered the Boudietebelf batten', sad berm to de stroy the palisades cra the aide of the Instils .1 the Ye. leeway Mammy. Oar troops leapt ea the garaged, sad after peering apes the enemy a sheerer of proJeediad limed them to retire into the revise, followed by a amarderees fusillade of grape from the two last batteries. At this meemat two Mak Reghalt edemas made a third attempt to perms them- selves ef No. h beetles. They had already emanded is roaming • part el the pandas before the Wiese eagle, bet hen dee they were Mopped by the rage sad the lire of ear battalions. The magma elm made ea attempt es the right side of the bmdea, but being Sadly repulsed they retreated late the Labors mire Bevies. la the advisee against the No. 3 Bea dee, sad I. the retreat to the revise, the enemy were mashed by the grips and balls and shells of the Nleoeof Battery. The int bettalioa of the animal of &leash Changers (sow ementanded by Aide d.-Camp General Prism Gortehakoff), one bettelioa of the reserve of the Volhy male sad Munk Regiments, sad two companies of the Okhotsk Regiment, stained ca the banquedee en the .right of the third begins, divested a welleestained tire of musketry ea the caimans whisk attacked the right laced the beetles. WOIAI OF MI ATTACK ON TAM SATMAISI OF Bisaultangereely with ;he ese;rt ea the Baines No. 3, W Begin k Masked our heisesim of Peeelers. At day break, Jest as the meat glees opined be eight envies wen relieved = h e Below ailm•sed pests wen snacked by • body of 21 names sod 12 salient, As were at then gests.trdme *tail Mk le geed seder, meordieg to their usliser. The Beggisbilies dispersed the homes sod swims at she bass. .1 the ravine. We mened • well esetaised fire of artillery hoot the hasheries heyblas, Stahl, sad Perekotasky. The Begligh selemse is ones two of thee, batteries. but saes hgli Im els* hy their Ire, and retreated in disorder 1.8 •Ss Leberatery Basing, leaving a heap of dead ca PAWL Oar isfastry, which ample& the batteries of rummy', mew the oedema of GL Maleaski, greatly assisted by its esildirested Ise is the segmhe of the esenty. Daring the NM* et W Begllsli against the Brylkine Battery semyel M their shergebestess embalm; war Gribk a Battery, when missal of them teem takes pelemers. At sir Vela& is the omml. the mask was reptilesd den the while haw Pun ell Pe Tomsk and Basnlek Maeda a mem MI gedgetibe woe geared ea She hetaessieee of the sky i sling_the whole Nes • mist Mho doe et smeintry WM MO mg. Mgt Maser Ms emmeasde hips tam feeble, and is the evening 11 esmgls4s/g tondo Oer daring the beep Infiees4 and smash the 17th to the 18th of Inas ...sated to 2 segesiseellass, 14 subalterns, and 731 rash sad Pe killed; 4 segesire ellars, 43 ashelimm. sad 3.128 sash sad 3k, womeded l 1 general, 11ener dicers, !i eshalterae, and 815 reek end Mr. .seined. Bends@ these Mere are 2 gam* 12 vernier oases% 87 saleherim sad 379 reek and who were slightly gesmehd, grent, however, being Is telt the reak‘ Mere follows •NM of the ammo the man remarkable ram ille alai. and wounded.] The lend the allies meg have hors mu namable. The day after the assault the Generalwin- Ode, Lila Beglim and General Pelletier, regained a sm. peones ef hemillties to eery their deed—aleog the whole Mosta dm Noe aftwesult were Teased es settas side m ama Meg@ hems= the lies of dames sad the mat ado mead merees if the enemy. Our "Arline remseSdi Oa dela bees the space where the attach had taken plus nil plead them between the Yreaeh sad English lima. ohms the mosey serried them further. They were osisegill le amisp the mese mail the evenisg. The swabs le ell Med selleseed sob_ dose up to oar line of MEM smserstsd to MK less of the enemy dudes_ 1110 libels et Ms muds may be estimated at 10,211 5 t 13.3/9 hue is amid. Our primate—brides PM mho hays dose Model their woaade—eatewat to 1 wfirik! iTilresirT 16 subalterns and 270 tusk sad fliejessetti 1 =ffileviler sad 6 rank sad 11. The ig mho which the whole ga shovel is NI- Mei emir duty, bus the general to the simple private soldier, seveseste all imam The lafaatty, the sellers, mad the warty rivalled mesh ethos is bravery, NA were dl animated with the MOS SIONIN-thee et drielegi b l= en tiv sassy tom fiebestspeti sad they asguitted with egad mime, egad smog% swil equal INelisipt of death. The Mehl artiffely, which was sa ear nasalising% con•ributel mesh le our aueoses. Mee knew Oho moose of those memo esi soldiers esaelteeei weft of males as having stets of ewe i dlideinkbod tbseesetwee h o the i Mam essi ss ' i ll a m e p a elirfa de mam of die lin Ilse esrvkve whisk they Mathews lase der, esatrib e, atell weedy to the panel seesess. The stair, the las 61111genee, and the sedum , with w the ImoshardsesaS of W 17th and 18th was met, I attribute to the 'adds* gable activity and Judicious arreagensenta of the halo —Minerals Mardm, Seasiakine sod Captain Miltrioshoff are inoutlOsod]. _ la soucludiog this amount of the brElleat seam to which the assault of the allies spas Babeeespol was repubei. by testifying to the services of all those who leek pert _eves iedirestly la this brilliant defense, which •81 feral* a glorious page to history, I vast do full jeleille M the Mho ambulate width all my colleagues have gives see, set oar with referees, to this dubs., but to that of the whets Crimea, threatened se it is by snub a anaserinv army of the sem, I p.rtisalarl I womb' Allivilhllaalp Chanel Kotseline, thief staff meet of the oinks which I evassaad, who while pomade, all the wallifffp= whisk plate his la the first rasa of the alb with at eztraordiaary Waal sad osidly. THE RUSSIAN Th; iirtszatte mum - of an article presenting a deliberate survey of the posture of affairs in the Crimes, asserts that two of the Gre nadier disisions (whose march from Poland was noticed in these columns this day week) have already arrived Wore Sebastopol. The Gazette considers that the allies are already over-matched in the Crimea. THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. The effective of the Austrian army now stands at &boot 400,000 an.. Next spring—unless the ordi nary coarse be departed from—there will be a new levy dm:tugboat the monarchy. The army is just, now severely tried by dismal). The deaths in the military hospitals are one in thirty-two. The cholera was raging at Lemberg when the Emperor was lately there. One offioer—C4l. Wussin—died within a few bean after receiving the approbationot his sovereign. Provhdons In Austria are rather advancing in pies, although the harvest promises to be an average aae. AUSTRALIA. By way of Panama we have advice@ from Mel. bourne to the 24th of April, being nine days later than previously received. Gold wee quoted at Mel bourne from 21. lea. 13d. to 21.175. 9d. per market r_eport. The demanded exceed the supply. The Miribovres dge opposes very stravo the proposed export duty on gold, as an act injustice to the miser and as a tax imposed on labour. The land system still continues to excite a great deal of ill feeling sp i net the government. In the Ballarat and other mining districts improved machinery has been introduced, and old claims are being worked over again with profit. In the Gravel Pit Mises there are rumour, of 301bs. to 801 be. per 24 bean, being nuggetted from individual claims. The @moment of gold brought down by the most by no means represents the yield of gold. From Ballarat district it was in one week 30,000 minors. In one lead e es= washed upwards of 100 ounces in a !mat TM porn Dodos the production of a vineyard, the apse of Mr. Belperrond, which this 1114•011 potlawd 12 tons of grapes, and 6,000 gallons of mind or white wine, which is extremely plemant, and, without containing the heat of sherry, is some thing of the lemon flavour, and of a light character. The foundation of a new theatre was laid in Lone dall-street, Melbourne, by Mr. 0. V. Brooke, on the 19th d April. It is the property of Mr. Coppin. MUIDZR AT Roc:mum—A 'kaiak murder was 'stamina at Rabbi% es doodah under the kihroiag 'fr eemason :—Os melons menses, . man el Ide wits W Wien loltiogi ot lir. ilbgbis AegottlV•. et Ile Zeti aeon e i :o e r libtekwitwootteet o and redid to Owl MI ▪kW bwolog bett alight gunnel. list wart edam basing mesh oodiewest. Ty bed tams no lir tonlesting 'doh, tad though the Nun apparel vet= tin ounnowlisa was owl meided dwdog the q is sodas toe, se shout wale ihsS, was renal to MY vise It woe Nest (floaday) weesing the .is lett the bones sheet beltpow 'Aloe toying lie would to• torn ht ohm bollosionr. B. did netsetion, TA It lila ?Tar daughter W rill for woman. It was Mr dhaevared that she was lyiag as tin bed with bar drat cat, mad vita dead. Ohs hall Lana load a mar. with t i. adds •••• wards, and Ow blade yaw dews. Than was a wal dtai et Wei fis Ss bog, awl the ea the tow. Igeeft ammo was MIS of the werdarar, at lase the oily dusipsks gives iv, fiat be was a Ma man, of the middle iladose, wearing a WWI Inas was and dark ratio wad trams. Tha Melia wow to bum boss 40 rx 46 yews of tam Mania= lanacam—Yesanday the lily Ad =paQuweir beim a the Pear he the meaty of amenesd. at elleihowit nous vim U Nips= fa bid, el irbia, amp Over, tem alsigsd WO Sassy. pahortisemata—AT Ma. maws zawaria .m4 .1140,81, Ida. 4, liisdatigistml. awl Ored moo. 4101114 put Pella In [kik 11000 1•4 fthell•• a wdZiap ."l := caws s mogs ha ils*my WAY tar promitake. • amparata Mirli kr AW illimbelawa aid Sidatila TAW. athirt. Mom. Itrap. Pura. ping wail essilPsl Amanda similisir it wan erne THE EXPRESS; TUESDAY THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS. [Th• tollowng is the oftelesies of yesterday's proems& Mr. WV] Jaose Mush, of I, Clussorplase. Xessiegiss • penes of isdepsadest musty, ozonised by XL Mitsiell —Was is the park. ZS IM erbium uto the patrol brutal moduli of the pollee. and the good behaviour of the public. Ho saw ose gsliessisa Men • yowl ass several Wows co the heed with h immobile.. Bo anise& 166 • who k Wales sad jpb_hig at the popit. caw ewe sus anted off by the To Conninioser Anestrosg—West to Marlborough strut west day. but wield set get noses to the negienste: The crowd was so gnat that he malt set get op to the can. The witness tem set emesmialefeed. Jells Staples, of 16, Searles. place, Lauds's-ins, law *Milner, pee endemic as to the respmtability of the crowd in the park es Beaday, the Ist of July. He saw two or three piteous la the custody of the pelMs, who were treat lag them very roughly. He had a little child with him, sad therefore avoided the crowd. He wee creasing the road holding the (Mild by the head. • T o lman said, Walk on." Witness replied he was walk on. The olieensaa flannelled hie Meacham and said, " you want your kat spoiled." • respectable UM was pushed up egoista a post. The weber of the sue that addressed him was $76 A. He aossidered the polies were doing everything they could to provoke a breech of the pease. The encases wee set sreseclusined. Mr. Win. Rata, of le. 1, Prospect-place, Ringeland, fruiterer, gave endows es to the good conduct of the crowd, and the state of the Park. He saw an elderly putlereas topped by a party of polies. He appeared to mmoastram, nod was mush serene the loins with great videscm Witnem took the Rusher ales* policeman-147 A. Between 7 and Weisekthiellinlie erowd sear the statue of Achilles. This am whet a bey mutely ale* The boy end he was doing soteisp. polissetaa gers him another mob, when the boy remenelealed opals,eed Mem the pontoons struck his a violent blew ea die die of the bead. He 'spited the blow, which ad bie heed end k.eeked him down. A re spoilable wanes 'topped illoweed, wed told the polisemaa he ought Is be eshented of kinteelf : be meek at her, sad thee tweed teed sad pre the boy a third blow while he wee lyteg es the posed. Winter only saw one pebble threw.. It sew & a policeman on the *rows of the bet, esd thou rebounded ea hie hat. It was jest before the boy was beaten. Witness saw a quantity of handbills flying is the air about 6 *Week, but did not get ere. To Mr. Ellis—ltespit he would know 147 A if be saw him Mr. Healy Styes, Kw 6, Prospect place, Hlugsleed, grocer, brother la law tithe le* witness, ecoomparded his to the perk. ad mimed his evideese. He saw 147 A strike the looms esile lesenst. _ _ . Leiria Franklin, el No. 7, Farnivars-inuplase, Holborn, somposisor, west to the park about 4, kit at ball. past 6, and was taken isle ne.ody in Puk-etreet about 6. He was waking is Holborn with his wile, and bearing of the assemblage is Hyde-park, ha went to look at it, taking his wife with him. He deamibed the abuses mad* by the polite. Oa leaving the park, he went into Park-street, not ezpoodag to gad • weird then. There were about 200 people bean Lord R. Groevesor's house. hey were Whine in wadi groups about the bill, and poisi T ng out the hens to nit salter. There was no disorder la the street. The beimnies wen Min people, who appeared Littman la whit woe going en, bat set at all alarmed. There eon very few pelientas then when he got up. Is sheet a quarts at ea hese he beard • mho, sad Wag a• we hand le peessidiag from the advent Mahout RIB - plias =Wag lip fen abreast. Wham Moat hall bad wed him, they_beeke suddenly and commseted striking M M people. There was a general cry dame ; he joined is the eq. latipalis Webb of the C divides grasped him lbe walls% sad pissed him into the Made el two polices MIL Wise he bed gas • few poses the wen his right drew his tramimen. Meek him on the heed, and at him. He was takes likailkig atom the street to Vine•strest. His wile had bees begged away f rom him. Inspector Webb gave edam to have her taken is *barge, bat it was lest dans. The isepeeter asked for her at the statics. He (tedleses) beard Webb say that the charge was Waiting the nab to *intim the police, and that against his wife In d*/ the mob to attempt • rescue. Whoa they came to lii the charge against his wife they found she we. sot Is iliwiedy, and so It was not entered. He did net knew the disalber of the man who struck hiss; he thought it was one el the O's. He was put into ascii doyens/re. There were nine posses la the sell, whisk was very mall ad dark, only tee null hole for emulation. The sail was dry when be wen la, bet it soon been» wet. There was no light is it. Some of them felt very Mat. The Mat truant spentesive ; the pekiesmas going Mensal' used to apse the dose Me few maisatre SIMON every ken. He has bent seaming Mtn rheumatism Ans. Meng was dote le his wowed during the sight. On Monday eascang he was let 'seethe large nem with the other pebssere. He Mud me see ay he bad beesOt live then. and that if he bad bad senvermese he meld ben Monis 600. He was thee takes to Maribeteugh-street Wks the *barge was Wand at Vise-street he asked to be allowed to seed hr bail, but the inspester said they had es many to sliest to that be did not think ay bail would betakes that sight. He was taken to Mulbertiagh-street about 11 son norniair, sad kept tin 7is the sussing. Wins he to to Vine-atrest be was told hamlet get bell if be Gould; he was then bailed out. Oa Tuesday he was brought up balers Mr. lisrdwiek about 6 o'clock, sad annul/ed. No charge was man against him. The whines was set aressmataned. Mr. lamas WIII aHowel,eelMe.4,Blm•eourt,Temple, law sleets% now swamis' the 'suety of Sligo in andei piths at a dissolution ei parliessest—(asghter)--end earesssieg director of the Metropolitan Institutim for the Preesedie of Trade, was is the Park from three to mon. He esedatnni the Medway of previous winsome as to the eladaelt et the pop* Ile cries is the Perk, sad the aleaser is whieb the pollee ~heed at the 'Bawd frees time se damp. He ow the sewed palm= pail out a ma. Sneed penes rumbling hisamMeil him over the talk and leek him into onseedy. Tbe an was doing sailing. The moaned vellums who gave the order bed a shirt seller. The mbar lad seas. Sc.. tine Udine that ha my as sidedy ems needing with a lady and two dada& • reel leek Mesa Whoa it had pordd be saw the di atea lying ea the mead. He west up and found his bleeding is the heed hem aat from a trunobeos. Saw seem basibills distributed. On was headed, " Rise, 0, legieed r I was an advertisement of eons twopenny sumo hook Tres his =potion* he thought mobs were gem* *abr. The Chia Ceanaheisaer—lie will know seen abet they whoa he wawa beet his Sligo. (Laughter.) he west to the Park to Me what tbe t ahleaslir et a hob war. Mr. Thee ileftedeakif 21, Gloucester-Orestes% Mlle. Perk, a padeerea et Weresdem property—Went into the park es the Sunday, ieempsey with biome sines, atone a quarter to Wes. He desseibel the Widest et the el m the cries at the centres% and the sharp NOMA, Ibe gam sethe people, bat did sit state any feet whisk ha sot a a nd d in the iniksee of previous witaesess. g gr Chief Commlminer mid that no doubt there was a °alai habit es this subject. He undo/stead a great seder if panne were aszioss to ease forward, but the wiisl pilau were es well established, that salsas they sew frets to state they would not Unites the W l= Ward, of No. 3, Marshalistren, Westminster, plesionr. was eon Izantreed—His 'vides'. e rr st rerally a Miret that already gives ; but he —he sib s trike a stations& ale was sitting as the itroust He mho saw a poliesetea strike a boy ; it was 392 A, at IN A. He would have taken the swab" spore conestly, bat that the mita nue a blew at himself. He saw a Ike Gammen= threaten a *leen= to shake his out of his ebbs Ike Mobs( struck a Mead et his. Elome sere soldiers Bahasa Moat, bat • sapoduleadeM toldble as to put up Sok liossineas. N • was buy motive ia striklag at the "glaHe aka* tale at vitas.. iewitasee wee sot teeseezaatised. Joie Jas > wse Wilts , of 1, Clair-eourt, Temple bar, Warm et a pablie-homs, was is the park on Sunday shoot Stec eftilesh, ea the north side of the Drive. Aa elderly Mem wean the 'resod being beaten by the polio.. The CligWed " (Wins." Witness joised in the ay. At nintist a small stone flew by kin. He tumid mad Men mbsee it mine from, when he wits mimed by a row UM, SS A. who struck him over the head with limmissa. He remembered nothing more till he YEW is a cab. The blood was flowing from the Ind be wee severed with blood down to his boots. Ns ma Sabi ambing when he was taken Into custody. He had net themes essao. He went dressed in his best clothes. sad with peateeltie latentioss. He was taken to Yastrow'''. mid pug tu ama be heard there were 50 persons la it. Tie all was ;24111°7 stendlated. The door was opened lime time the night to bring in water, bat the eazisty to set it wee se great that Me greater portico was spilt over the Seem He was told he could am be bailed, as it was !haft. He wee taken to Xerlbseaush•etreet on Moaday,_ and wet call, whore ha toted a as. lylag vadat the use, maw loth sad aoponatly is pea pain. Attar mono time a pilaw as. tams sad took the ataa eat. Oa Tbaraday ha wa split tam a Matiboategit•troot ; M au pat taw es pram ; as distal moo oat sad told tlto poiWimea. ref say of Atm awed to knack their Wadi off." He taw oho nano distal ; M his.. deolamt by the to omiloo vitas.% wands ; put kb Mad ea • 1111towle spot. mil said It was Itio auk of • NOM i. was Vim labia ban the wimp a *hams agreed WS WO MOO Illoova moos sal gravel. Moro wars line eau, tabs vp with bin to, a d =l a rams. Sim wiat food fa. mob, bat Ye me ToOaaadoismor Hasfatata—Aboot nos Tuesday ale* ha was tabs to ibis falsoao tOollortmos. The vamp was aosormovionloodt. Mr. MINIM' eland net a amber et ponces bad eon- nwelsolod win bin, bet as they were sot is s position to IMMO. &pacts my now boo be sieved it would be better to eine Tho — Ohkt Oeunini:.—.—Yam have esadosisd the in quiry wilk peed satiety, mid dee* fall jeans to than win sdeled shelf nen to yes. For oar pars, we are of rilisSlN Use tine has eons whoa we shoold - know "has ludr setaao es llooe Sae So the sine were. We will, thews be beat soysideso they wish 0 am Mr. WNa Mesa doe sosenew (this dip) he ireaM be spared So lay dos lostrossions Mien she , sod ha said be dim prepared to an et lokne W om enp a tin nine. The Obis( Oinnisisnet odd they sold at sodertake to adtedlineein spend eons of awash ; they were only to tasks paw* lea dm osedoet of the pities. The osimapsa Om aljemised midi tanotrow (this day), at 11 Volga. • EVENING,' JULY 24, 1854' HAYMARKET. A new play in five ads called Wife or no Wife, by Mr. Ruud, was predued at this those,, last eveaing. Ise the pieybilh the picas is said to be " illustrative of the marriage law fa the reign of Qum Lane, as dessribed in the letter of °Mavis le the Speedster ;" sad the 'ablest tarsi spat the diatom eseasional to a female. by the lose of the certificate, laic& fa those days formed the only evidseee of hey marriage; bat this =Meet is sufficiently trite, and has bars made use of In novels sad plays 'numer able. la Mr. Bernd's play a young nobleman, Lord Oremend, le suretly curried to a girl of obscure birth named Olympia, having courealed the marriage beaus his father, Bail Novella, has matrimonial views for him of • more ambition Wad. Meaawhila he eases hie wife in the beam of Giles Lovegrove, • forester ea the estate of Mr. Pierripoint, a country gentlesan,whora he believes to be his friend. Bat this Pierrepoint is • villain, who levee Olympia, and seeks to gala her by breaking her anion with her husband. Lord Ormead is obliged to leave his wife la °bedlam to his father's cut. meads, his false Mead begins by steeling from her the eertifisate of her marriage which her husband had eemmitted to her keeping ; he then endeavours to sow ostreagemeat between them, by intercepting their letters and rendering, by various devices, each supicious of the other's faith. At last, when he thinks matters are ripe for it, he reveals to bar his dishonourable design, trying to persuade her that she hes been betrayed by Lord Ormoad, who has deceived her by a pretended marriage. In an agony of grief and indignation she spurns him from her and braves the house. Meanwhile Lord Ormond is at hie father's, compelled to acquiesce is the unmeant made by his father sad another old nobleman for his marriage with Lady Clarissa, the daughter of the latter. But Clarissa, On, loves another, and is IS dealroua a himself to get rid of the match. At length Lord Ormond, alarmed at Mario, ranking of his wUe, and suspicious of treachery soesewhers, determines to return to her; but, on his arrival, he finds that she has disappeared, and is persuaded by the artifices of Pienepoint that she has eloped with a attain Sir Frank Clive, a young friend of his own. Olympia be. found her way to Earl Noreliffe's, and seeks an interview with him for the purpose of appeals; to his justice; but he gives no credit to her story, though, in pity to her distrem, be suffers her to remota in his house. Lord Ormond ratans bozos in • state of frenzy, and suddenly seeing Olympia, falls to the ground senseless. By this time the treachery of Plane point has boon discovered, and he has been compelled by Clive to make a full confession, and surrender the Weiss proof of Olympia's marriage. The dersoriessast is, that Lag Ormond is gradually restored to reason end happiness. There is a eon of episode; Clive is the lover preferred by Lady Clarissa; and than are some love pampa between them of anode kind—a lever's quarrel especially, which is closely copied from Kano. The pleas is written In blank verse, and la htagasge by far too poetical and high flows. The dialogue is not suffi ciently In the style of *Decimation ; there is too mach verbose declamation, and too many fine sentiments covered with dowers. This gave an artificial air to some really fine seems and situations, and, to us, greatly impaired their in terest and effect. In the charm:ton there I. no novelty whatever; all of them aro mere conventionalities of the slap. The pert of dee heroine was very beautifully acted by Miss Edith Maraud, the author's daughter. This young lady has fine qualities ; a most prepossessing appearaase, • face fall of Intelligence sad feeling, a sweet voice, with something tender and pathetic in its very sound. Kr:Barry Sullivan, as Lord Ormond, was forcible and energetic, with a spice of ezaggerstion. Mir Beranborough looked nese& ingly handsome as Lady Clarissa ; and Miss Ellen Chapila, in • little part belonging entirely to the ' , wash stop, was lively and amusing. There we mesh appleuee at the end of the pine. Min lieraud wee called for, and appeued quite overcome by emotion. The author, too, was called for, sad bowed to the sadism, from a private boa. Saba Intelligente. EQUITY COURTS.--71/LY 23. IIZIOSM VICIMMUICELLOA MI NIX. PASS WOOD. 1/1101IT S. LOAD MAIDSTONE. This Ira a bill died by the plaintiff for the purpose of re/aeries from the deleadat the meat of a bill of ex ams* for 1,0001„ drawn by the Hem lasi Villiers upon sad adapted by the defendant, aid disessased by the plelatiff. The bill alleged that Was bed bees several re newals of the original bill of whew i thee is °Kobe; 1844, the bill then rasing was rewired Ise that sheaths ; that when that bill beam due the dearer bees& to the (advisee a bill la rased of it, purpiedy to be eased by the defsadaat ; that theme the oM hill was gives up to the drawer, sad was eaawlM4 or destroyed. that the re • aural bill turned est to be a briny. The bill had attached to it as elliavit, as to the ease of askisa sue apes a lest iastrueseat, sad offend to maify the dehadeat who say lass which might mar in the east of the bill alleged alga been destroyed beteg at say Wee peseael tee pepagat. To this bill there was a gamed Isamer he weft amply. Mr. Bolt sad Mr. Lewis appeared la mean of the u senet, the miffs plod relied yes being that it was not • ow kr the Witham* of a emit of equity, bat that the IMAM bee lie meted, at law if the hots were as mated I. the bin, sea chi* must be take& to be tree for the ar eas. of the Mearsisse. The am* ee, of equity harmed is the ease of a hist WI hawse there might be &laity is seidiell the MoffieLleilsesaity le d wart of law, bat if it was paved that the aim wee dam the plaiatiff might pre ssed at law and as rehash/ wee antsmuy. Kr. Speed appealed is eappiet of the bill, sad osatesded that there was a esessasat judehellas to the warts of equity with he mete et law. The Vies Ohessdise maid the an was impartial es h ala t l:he jearlistss of the can. Asd es die age mar ash set teed mem Jansen to litesaare der the de s s u tee, ll T Wag hew hat the bill lied bees = The eagle of the Courts of Cheasey bah, la the sees of a lest bdl was because the everts of law hod refused tithe; ad though those marts had of g als, withdraws hest that dam, sad allowed ea actin te be Weigh yea a lest still **Cart of Chuteery, having partly snidest did sot lose it mph bourse a mete of Lt d their padtios. Bat la the ease of a destroyed bill, ISM was say diflanda to going at law, mid therehre the hart of Chancery had aver later fend. The Marra seal therefore be allowed, bat he would give have lo amend. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE OXFORD CIRCUIT.-31%17011D, Ica.: 23. WIWI 07 Walla, MV/Wilt •0•1111 IT ♦ NOY MILTS TZARS OLD. .kM Rowley, a boy oily 12 7N old wee Wined ter the wilthl minds,. of Uszy Wall* • little batmen two sad three yean old, at Wolverhanpton, on the SO* et April lath Kr. Wiltaboa and Mr. Hill appeared for the prose catioa. The prisoner had not the amittenas of coastal, end no was related to his appeared to take any interest in Ida behalf. ,• — Mr. 11 - Mabee, kiwis, briefly opened the low, called • Mrs. MM_ ale the another of the deemed, sad other t Idleness, heel whose evideme it appeared that the deseased, during her mother's abs..., had bees left I etbe man of a seighbaur, but had somehow get • away from the Mum and was found aryls, I. the sheen by a woman, who gam the deceased mad mother bey a posy . take Mr home. The two boys did est mese& iss Sadie( the shad's parents, Yd innately trwholdt is sharp of the deemed, his oseepanios ains 10 dhow. dome tine after the prisoner was seen at a pod abort 11110 yards from the spot when the other . lad bad parted how him, with. sdok is his head Moat Me hot keg, operand, a beige stake, po ke seeeelldng is dm ear. • men who wee le aa adij deli mei to I see whet be had hem poking at, and saw • body of the r demised is the water. Is was warm when takes eat, sad time wee eat ow the eyebrow whisk began to bleed dismay be leek it mt. The water was deep within a foot et he Me, and the bank was steep. The mimes: was Memel sitting en the with two ether boys, leo than If hem Me psM, mad having bees gives into he el • pelismem be Made various statemmta about tie whisk wen tumelleined to be fake. TM pond :rus ese llpensed, meek reesstsdi to by boys as a Pam of Thu based Tadp seumel up with great minuteness, seggesitog all the dreenasienees wkieb were Imeurabh to theprfemer i aad betels toe dishry to *eyehole...homilies, me gush as to anew Om to eappose OM the planer had lAbs t 10 play with the ebild, Ohm die eiddentelly M hi, and whether be was tried the Milk to draw her me, and hinge to de as was allmi• of Wag timed, sad mat sod lay cm the pees to see what mold Moms of IS, sad afterwards was led to led the hisehoeds N irbial the promeutim idled te pests tbs mistime MOM deism et male seem fry to hti.a lie to email mush a Wine, tibia the law presumed .boy of that age WIN mot Gamble el Tie jury; shot dellimatleg fee salted time, acquitted the Wiener. Mr; Milliken elated that the peimmer bad not bees allowed to eater kis fesher's house for some pen, sad it appeared that when le west hew hie hem kicked him oat et deers. • Ilk lordship mined the planter fee the plan to amid hisheed, widdi hid Shed kings fW oniOn boas* per% end ait.M.d kles to be kept in ..study for the =fict, se* seine arrangement meld be mode respecting THE POLICE COURT& SOUTHWARK. Captain Mostretwor, of the Gutted', attended to prefer a Maint against stabs's.. badge No. 6,140, for using ing language towards P his, and refusing to drive him potimetaden. The complainant stated that on Tuesday afternoon last he hired the defendant to drive him from the Army and Navy Club to the London bridge Railway Station. When at the latter place e Minded the driver eightesupenet,which was his legal fare. Defendant was 'sweatily insolent, and said that was not enough, when witness told him to drive to the nearest police station and settle the affair. The de fendant then said, " drive you to hell if you like;' but all at once he stopped near St. George's Church, and refused to drive him any further. Mr. Combe—l think there is something carious in this ewe. The act of parliament says nothing about a penalty on the driver for not driving to the police station. The only charge I can entertain is for insolence, as there is oak aiderable difficulty about the other. Captain Montreesor—The defendant was extremely inso lent. When I gave him the eightouipenos he shacked it up, and said be was entitled to more. Resold also that he would drive me to hell, if I liked, but he would not drive me to the police-station. Mr. Combo—Why did you not (hive the gentleman to the pelioe-station Defendant—l thought I should have been fitted and locked up. I have a very good character, and it's my fleet offence. Mr. Combe—Yoar conduct is very bad, and no doubt you thought the gentleman was either going abroad or to some distance, so that he would not trouble himself to =eke the complaint. I have a doubt in my mind whether I ought not to deprive you of driving any longer, but I un derstand your character is good, and this is your first offence. However, as a motion to others, I shall floe you 10s. and mute, and in default of payment commit you for fourteen days. MARKETS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. ({hem the Math-lase Esprest.) The teamsters the weather having ileteseed at Perla, there was leie glignelge• to purehase on the part of bakers. She four maim leer semen sesta at 124 which la lf. reduction. of wheat was la *sty, end seetalsed a &Was of 20 centimes to I hue. The guarami *stamp falba dierialliesta we towards &- dine, the Mama reesetles big noted at LIU. and rhng 2 hones Lie.; Beauninabewnlieedie w henzer quote i bane darer. Bye and I barley ere Mired. Masa atank honses ware will ing to anhea to Weer tow, Nad* dal piessant. Ilen sew rye sad sea ban sone le sons of the ovi Nedra ne Ismer trona IL, the War SI. Ws host. I ts noun tha ; t a assider. l ens wassiny or old vast has bees hell se The sere. Min. to anasgarase of the Onserelie hervek weaker le new The AMON maks* ere dull. with ade ellentles be note; bat nue Man deans Island in whist pan Sneak ea tim 194 h. yin end Mann eerily se. gran we eke the ens to Hol kviasse age asp wan Nang wall. sad prises rather needing. Ma Then Rea that seseensese ot the insines stake prism ot wheat were very fan 3.000 garters ot isiones I wheat brought MK We. to 34f. Us. per beet. In the Battle the woos proceed favourably, sad rye he some paces sow looks equal to wheat. The stock at Rosiest we ably about it qrs. of whist • but farrows are yet in a sowilition to sand on =when weeloL There is s fatr More at Draft, bat a want ol At Isairksits many versa have leb, est being able to =banns What was rating awe, awl eye else ; yst the al an he dkposed ot. airbag& gala me ass. mall dui !WWII Mae lad knelt is as entlksodend= galas& led ha tasesed. Nike pest Meseage et the alp& MOW. ellessed wassail et _ II e. m At Onennem learreorAs spat of the Ins manse ensnewsk, some were again a be Mena New le Gee vein benal he das. lye was nwe late. sad Ref Int ; sal as anon heels hew hart ta team hst wheat knees end beenrarel. end • gad Mid segateL lass. et Nene' danalthe hed rimy with • wry setae dessed. Most MOO qp. bass sad heathery from Loma to Oneter at prices varying Irma II I. /de. le at. Me. per best. Advises has diserks ineenbly deearbh the peeps. or harvest in the gathers Inn wee ant better engin et his W drag markets, wilt deans. prime. thsa,h dos lour at Now Tan to Is at sera amps that rata are senpratively ssoledne. sentesete were Mast ho Seglesaber et la km per bard. Tare WM Mot ern esseslasla head et wag sal risk la imam vistlior was last issilietse tie arthan erns what pessned eel ; while a lesteder. ?Nissan sod dean *a what wee arltb es etriniest plat ken es abort et had In M ead what on own lama AM Phinhadds athe wee la when; price per INN red! ilea 49a. Mae den bee. per Common to end lemma of 9ria 9 den its, to 10 dole. ;eM doverseed was sought at d den. lie. per NM{ ant held at as. Meant' to. Mtn sad Wade lases a peat fall of sold rebs, wash all raised Om of Mks Meats for August delivery to la. and Mow Was, tree an bead, ad Ann.qiudity doer to Ms. per salt. PRODUCE MARKET.—YZETERDAY. Isnotao.—The quarterly sale concluded today; the total quantity denoted was 11,900 ahem. (which was below the usual average tilt thy), of with& 6,900 thews sold ; Bengal. from 4a. 6d. to UN. ~ i,dy buyers from the opeoleg, from to 4d. advance on the May sales; doe ualities above Ith sold at Samar rates, but towsrds the doe anod e mise of Sci.waE:d . oa these qualities,and Ild. 9d.on dile, Bengal. The thud at the close were quoted the sums mat the opening. Kurpmhs sold briskly at bd. to M. Memos. Dry bat Madras, of fair qualities, which were soarer, sold at id. to 7d adman. LONDON WILT DOCK ZETVI/18.—10t3 21. i Imports& Dothan& Pr. Nat. 1464. 100 ,W . ladla coslui 4,342) 6,243 23.121 19 ,8 7 8 Maillithlll 2,325 12074 200,068 180,319 Bawd 4,108 8,233 90,880 61.772 lords& ..... 8,369 8,24 222,417 379,082 Ow's. E.? — 157 2,842 L. , 33 6fa1a139 4,321 10,337 Osylis ...... 2,087 1,796 32,904 81,423 00004, LP " . 133 LA MO/ 6,701 378 3,030 12::: 1 4. 2 1Q1s ." , 1,506 788 19,778 12,034 TALLUW. billailund by this dreuteeteaces mallowsd la oar °trader of Friday. Vie tales usebet k advealed about Id. per wt is all Z=Oar 110111Madia tram mien peril of the ousiatry lo iselha superb; we have teretarly esseleed. awl frees Vise to tins seatlesed Is am elesider. that tie hene sew* Is below aa ; mart el the Levin Oselle LAN ludic tusk tbe I ems setil MeV by lir the most issowleat dreenetease lus have le resat at tin peseta Vim ifs irelatlvelless Bret to day. There bin very Sew mesa, we have set at boluses doing. Oer eke's( Were are :—Opet. sow. des. Ild.; aid. He. ed. ; ell Ws womb. lies.lll.—Trom Mem& euilth aid Charlie's Maim of Maailay males. COTlON.—lnanneet. Jour 13.—Tbe trawl deed %wig sad with a drooping Onsfeser, end pion wore Ns ewe es en lOW. The salsa were 11.410 bales 1,000 en nelwation — nweeN ll 4 l6o Pennon aid limanien. at Old. to IN smudge. at to id.; and IN Nun at lib to aid. per lb. • IMMO IN AIL-114 beg to lawsuit Nit Oapetaeb sales ell whin asemeneed an the 11th Whin Newinsisi tar day. aMeweaid d 11.4111 nun (Inelnang mar *NO at di peen. eel IN nub r semi hens). Dung the sheet nee lennedww Intwana Os Ma mkt ew w en new marina the NEW hr winn . ll.4l Ina NW* 12 . =1 . 1 , them sell ainsisi as mew ei the way salskit ben sew. senters ea dippers wed/ a re li Z2 6 : l a= larger Celaw pawn elitDeaDendenhasbentallynel Y ad. et n tang nosh he "wing breught forward was beim the ; aselpenir vey NM wenn was required rag dew int nth Sign din pens tick Ow et awn be =d. The sale W he eininni Nth "re" aniriplielb =pl. kr ig aeeebtw a s C M" iletaienn eals e ben bang kip N. per lb. yes Nap awn; the and On win snit Si. Si. per lb. nienr; MIMI; Karp& else altnelei esastindh athntlee. and reaNni 41. le M. per th. nivense. awl on Inernets even kfatter wins wen pd. wethe wry erikery mei shed teen eni An deem ben Nina iumni and ledi nnese, theerdaery rise wore nth dawn and sad at about lad Way nen. Of brined. It sa d on that 1,741 abode ban Ma bank ra i l li wthdrawn. wid. to whin any b nisi alai IN of the bloat In and withdrawn. asking the total pentlty add about UN Nen, of wbkh 5.700 are seat ba hr ON for hews an sad mash. The bilewfas an the se eenpani with the id lird ids dra w l. Si=lWfartAinsi dtto end weed enenwies, 4i. are sommiz sp* x s a nom; Madan psi awilne. 4d. UN. b o w fin, as this part Ur Ns. U. to ; eft aditary. par to .—(Prow M. H. nwestrary end 'I ander of Mann ng.) DOBLIN MAWITIL—There was a rather Milker basins this week then last, bat to ethic newts there le Web tdTalitrutias to revert. Sham have lima 'Wady, sera droopy, mad the produce market a little— end ealy sNM more ealeiated. The weather esatiaaee heeatifel r theattarbe ; the assoubb hem ell parts of the ortarry tenths wet eel the bops of boas. UM berm* shableas all =al l.6B = esabauee to &dins in Llee. art a briber redellea et beak nee le tar hoes hoptotalite. thisldr.Claries libeap.tellearrimdler, Aussper-strset, 1 4:=01Mad amesastriee. wee fa a large way at bad men hr Daher awl w geserally surpseed to be vary wealthy.— Premises Jetveal. ClONN.—Ennew, !ma 13 (By Nlanede Telegraph).—The at heism, today woo ontalL Lean own wee the only artiste In de• at ea admen oa white won of 75.11 d. per ton ; on yellow, of ha Mt° ea, drew Maly. No dew in Now or wheat. CATTLE.—Lniappx.. JOLT dassriptiona or due wan rood demand at our market ; away all wen disposed of, and blew prim wars obtained than those quoted on Monday lash Bad. 1101. to 7d. ; tantlaa. bd. to 70. ; lamb, id. to 7L OWAL—Lcesse, JULY 13.—Slates' West Hartley, lfs. 6d.; liseraree West ilsrtley Netherton, Ile.; Portland Hartley, 17e. 6d. ; OW* Walker Primrose, lis. dd ; West hiding Bri e 17s. ; Wert Hartley Greys, 174.6 d. ; Wet Peltce, WY WI We Odes, lta. dd.; Wells be Getterth. 111. id. ; Will. End WY% ; Welk lid Hadley, 16e. 6d. ; Walk Zed Hide, Ille.; Walls W NaribralleYed Ike; 17a. id.; Walla Zed Rib dell, Ik. el; LisegZ ir lis. dd.; Wane Fruswellgate, 19e. dd. ; Walls Ye. N.; Wei Heil SW% Its. id. Walls Eed lealare, Ile; W ill. Bld Wise. St& M.; Walla Ind Theresse, Mc Id.; WY led Basses Iteetie, 11..; Weds Belt reseet's. slaw. ; WY WI 16s. id.; Walls Ind Orsa doe. W. Id.; Walls 1616 ft. id. ; Walls W Hartligrei Trimmers, Ile. ; Walls aid ; Will. WI Yea Hallo*, HY N. Wait it lea ; Well lee Maki& Ties, Ho.; O llmtrfe lied DerviesatalOr Hartley, HY 16s. id.; PotheritWe itudeas. Staid.; Went Whys We" TRAFFIC RETURN& =is Paw Ma , Tata, Total Itatiwars. Dwoonkra larbikibi ttall eidthi wy. "... 1 . 6 :. cPsn. lurni fire abladak ,ll6 1416 16 11646 1 Wort toordi6 ii: &mad Ttunk m ot Ohms& 717 7.13 3.3/6 6. 41 011 1 2 / 70 . Moo" and Baron (Comb) ............... 94 ILANI NI UN 733 Waked's, J 12. Matta Llamas Me uly mos to Pilts) 44 . ;jaki . g .. iiii i -•— •-• us 199 Booth Melon .. Lcodoo. Sttskt‘ii.. iiifiiiiti 331 Omit SHIPPING LIT/WOOL 6111P11 AT Boamow Pokes. / Ag a. Shamrock 0) J end Chariot of Paine, at Boston; Pacific , eremiah Tcompmn, Orient, Constellatim /Liars, London, Columbia, Corneli a L awrence, and wog fagton, at New ork ; lowa, Martin Luther, and W I% Iluouth, at New O rl eans ; Sisters, et Mobile ; j'ons /Et, 4 San Francisco ; Amthusa, and Queen of the Lak e% st Mitatroal ; Lord Maidstone, at Quebec; Ocean Belle, L a Crest of tho Wave, at Philadelphia ; Eldorado, at Callao.. Marian, at Antigua; Renner, at St. Thomas; Itli s el Grimmer, and Alice Jane, at Jamaica; Constitutiet, Valpariso; Margaret (s.), at Havre; Henry, at Teul Charles, at Ostend; Wally, at StEnemunde; Aanto„. ; Cu:Mayen ; Endieelle, at Barcelona; Lucie, at ci ji d id Boktar; Osamu (ss.), sod John Coggin, at Helmet. ARRIVED. Ammurnoce-at Greenock, July 21, from ............ Menne Anars-at Greenock. July 21, from . - aurna-at Harwich, July 11, from ........... ... Sllsr, Ain-et Gravesend, July 23, from. . ... ... .... .„_ .. ,1" - rivoram.murr Paccar-at Gravesend, :ley 93, .te.,:k.. 2 7 14 1 RZDR-at Gravesend, July 23, from Lays -at Liverpool, July 23, from ifes..." lllitia Iliaranc (e.)-at Liverpool, July 23, from... New net Draw:ma-at Gravesend, July 23, from ..... , . 0.... 1901111 a Praressao -at Gravesend, July 23, from "......Be Berns -et Grarasead. July 33, from ... .... A./ BRRRHARBB-0 Gravesead, July 22, from .. .... ....... .....,11.. ffrrr or Lonnon-at Gravesend, July 21, fr0m . .„.„,.... e ning Orate Hasumao -at Gravesend, July 23, from .... „. .... Hurter' Camas-at Gravesend, July 23, from ..... ... Goes Cnarenwa-at urarteend, July 23, fr 0m...„. ..... ...... ...... Trutt Cuorranun-et Gravesend, July 23, from ................ ems. Wrwly r Shield; July 21 from. free mrom-at Hull,July 21, from ................. Wad nderland, July 20, from Read KUKAIWIL-St tiravcaend, July 32, from 11 Bumf Hicnriran-at Gravesend, July 23. fr0m.. . ... 3= Bonamm-at Gravesend, July 23, from harm Sinew lea-at Liverpbol, July 23, from Bas Steak. Eames-.t Liverpool, July 23, from Sane Pass-at Liverpool, July 23. from _ fees. how Pa ra -et Oraveawn July 31, frote..„ ... ..... /Trawl:kite Pakomuck-at Gravesend, July 22. from &reel Pura-at Gravesend, July 22, from Gomm. Primoorm-at Gravesend, July 23, from. Rouses. Fasomuata-at Gravesend, July 23, from ErolAbee Paramus-at Gravesend, July 21, from Nave VILMA -at Queenstown. July 21, from . .......... ......nelanbis ORLATIIIIR- Of Pensontb, July 20, from He Guns-at Hull, July 21, from . . bole Gurus-.t Gravesend, July 31, from Qui Ounua-at °ravened, July 21, from .NZ flawrwearr-at Orratnend, July 93, from Harem-at Gravesend, July 23, from ..„ Dani s Hutu Sores-at Gravesend, July 33, freen..............N0rmy fisaa-at Greened. July 23,, from .l..ers. HIGHLAND LJOKY-lit Mad, July 31, from et. Gam Kg. iLIRILIATTARI Bunderlar.d, July 21. from Dante Lasso Lionr -off Pill, July n, from ~,...Bt. Jokes, NI, lam-at Gramend, July 23, from leen* Japan Nararra-at Gravesend, July 23, from .111111 41011AMVA ELISR-at Gravesend, July 33, from Hum Jaws-at Gravesend, July 23, from leek' RIIKARINA MARIA-At Gravesend, July 23, from I D = Sams Lawson-at Gravesend, July 21, tram kides-at Gravesend. July 22, from ROSIN Pasma-at Liverpool, July 23, from. ... -.- [maws KLROBIPIRD-at Bristol, July 21, from hn , L Loa-at Orawarad, July 21, from If Lem-a Gravesend. July 23. from Orarams Laoirim-at Gravesend, July 23, from - .. Grovellers Lranea-etOork, July 20. 11 ; 001 -.- . 1: 2 •_ 7 . ........ -..-= LADY liaan--at Greenock, July 21, sum LTaa-at Hull, July 21, from Dante La Viusßoarmara at Hull, July 21, from &eel learrissru-at Deal, July 21, from lialwau.-at Greenock, July 20, from .Alaunkis MARK CLARK-at Hull, July 21, from Dare Stair-.t Hull, July 21, from Duel Maar -at Gravesend, July 2; from Almada Mama MID Jaassurrn-a Gravesend, July 23, from travel, I llanza-et Oran/wad. July 23, from Ilteracm--at Gravesend. July 22, from D.* nanaia-at Gravesend, July 22, from steal, nanmea-at Liverpool, July 23, from Mame Inssees-at Liverpool, July 23, from Hazen Owner -et Liverpool, July 23, from Omar Gee-at Liverpool, July 24 from Mend* Paestea-at Liverpool. July 33, from Caen% Pelee Ainur-at Gravesend, July 21, from lfraish Pan-st Gravesend, July 52, from Dame Paseens-at Graverend, Jull 32, from Demme Pinson Maur-at Gravesend July 22, from oo=i Pacaroz-at Gravesend, July 39, from 6 Parax2r-at Gravesend, July 23, from prey RAVERISOORMIR -at Gravesend, Jul 23, from = Berms-.t Gravesend, July 23, Beasen-at Cork, July 21, from Nets Norm Bann-at Carlisle July 20, from - - .....ChM Bens Csana-at Plymouth, July n, from Quell Been Von-off Plll, July 23. from = Branpuie-.t Grimsby, July 21, fr om 3311/11A-at Queenstown, July 20, from - 04•11 Ilvnezraismana-at Graveeend, July 12, from N= lesookurr-at Gravesend, July 22, from D flono-et Gravesend, July 22, from Rpm Team arinJamm-off Pill, July 23, from Quell TAT (s.)--et Southampton, July 3/, from Wes Wks Twasst-at Liverpool, July 23, from wane Viaroas-at Hull, July 91, from Dante Vssra-at Hull, July 21 from Ma Vizen-et Gravesmid,July 22, from Hallam Varrossouri-at Gravesend, July 22, from Seem Worzw-at Livurpool, July 23, from Phial War Vart.--et Brisem, July 21, from Quell WILMA-at Shields, July 91, from .Danbil ----- Da. Wiarrsa Eaarta —St leak BAILED. Ml'l,o=s-.4'001 Gransend, July 23, t0...............110hartHat AXMATMODIA-troak Liverpool, Ally 13, to Boananoto-ho® Liverpool, July 23, to Ocestaa= Ooaarraust (m.}-trcat Liverpool, July 23, to Omm Cznerusa-trom Livernol, July 28, to Trani CAPITOL-frOo Liverpool, July 21, to Eskimos Cstann-trom Lmsrpool, July 23, to ........1aird( Can Swansea, July 21, to Casuo-tram Shields, July 21, to -.. . ..... Now ij r2 Come-tram Melds, July 11, to -"MI Cour Ounins-from Liverpool, July 23, 7.2:- .-- ....Graimist Cnsuras-trasa Swansea, July 20, t 0.... ............ ....Banana Dosis-troas Cardiff, July 29, to ... Sat& Damson (64-from ralinoutri, July 10, to Coostanhans Dursamyst-free Swansea, July al. to ....... ....„... Jaime Derma-tram Liverpool, July 23. to -DWI Ram. or C.ausca ( w is p ) - ' from Liverpool, July 33, to -Om Runsa-trom Liverpool, Jul 23, to Penni Erants-trcen Gravesend, July 23, to .. Amin Eaus-trom Shield', July 21, to Mandl Rusa-ram Shields, July 21, to Um* Pus. Moiluea-from Omenoek, July 20, to Molnar nos Ds Masu-from Gravosesul, July 93, 10 ..... Gincenno-trcas Liverpool, July 23, t 0...... Rio Jeans Otavemaa-tram Liverpool, July 13, to Mosind Geasom-trom Liverpool, July 23, to -....11munk Husiava-froni Portsmouth, July 23, to Teeth% HOMOR-trous Portsmouth, July 22, to Canna Jourams-from Graneend, July 23, to GUM JOILIIIINA Caammra-from Newport, M., July 21, to - Ns* honk COMlllia- hoes Cardiff, July 20, to .... ... ......CMIS Jar N. Garin -- from Newport, 11L, July 20, M..-..... 11116 Kan-trcoa Liverpool, July 23 to „. . Gm* Marsery--troni Greenoek, July 30, to italla Moan-tram Newport, M., July 20, to _rap Mussy-tram Shields, July 21, to Gain lIIMIDALMIL-41.0111 14•111)0111, Ally 23, to . Marrosa-tram Li 1, July 23, to ..... ....- = Yana-tram Li July 23. to .Jlend WARY-bon Liverpool, July 23,_ to Connutlesoll Musson Brae-from Liverpool, July 23. to Ousamffeeffe Noun Anune-from Liverpool, July 22, to Odeon learrou-frosa Liverpool, July 23, to Aosta like Noun-trots Hull, July SI, to -Mud 0141 Pura-from OardlH July 20, to. Now Tot Osman-from Hartlepool, July 21, to Own Guireowsa-from Portainoutb, July 12, t 0..-. Ostia Pumas-ham Liverpool, July 23, to.. .Jakilit arum Hors-from Liverpool, July 23, to ..Jimil S uzy -trass Swansea, July 21, to Vona Suzy-tram Pcnimmoh, July 22, to Oxon= Sr. Lowamma-from Wilda July 91, to Two-frees Liverpool, July 93, to ..111103 Pam in Gain (s.)-from Cork, July 19, to 0 6 . 0 ".....1nia l Houma Qum-from Gransead, July 23, to Wuna Soon-from Liverpool, July 23, to - -.....102 ITESSZIB SPOHILN WITH. Hector, from CaWitte, for Falmoath, Kay 29, lat. 1 9 8., loe. 5 W. Oosaa Steed, roe Kellam's% June 12. lat. 40 N., toe. ill W. Venally, from Adelaide, to Bestaad, May 99, lat. 94 8., los. 2 8: A VESSEL ABANDONED AT SBA. —The Brilliant (brigantine), of Liverpool, Gillen, from the Clyde to °port% with iron, wee abandoned in a sinking state on the 19th July, Mine Head bearing N.W. by W., about 20 miles; craw saved. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIGGS —July 11, at 52, Gress.atreet. Puk.lane, Wm. Joseph Biggs, of Bardeo.puk, seer Tosbrides, of a son. GOWER.—JuIy le, the wife of J. S. Gower, Esq., of Porter-vs* Finehley, et • daughter. HOEEILIMAIL—•uIy 19, at Ilhootees.lllll, the wife of & C. Home. sham, Esq., of a son. ILLINGWO9.I2I.—JuIy 21, at Arlington-street, the wife al B. 8. of a ma. fleilelll3 s, We—tly 20, at Eaton•quare, Pimileo, the wife of J. OW. ILP., of a dahter. BTALIIILE.--Jely 11, at Old ug Darlington-street, the wife of D. Wilkes of • sm. BI'LTOW.—JuIy 20, at Madden, Surrey, the wife of the Err. W. G. illimpiton, of a son. HATMAN—WEETBY.--July 197 at BtFiore's, Rearnerequil, Wale Eire. P. H. Do& the Rev. H. derma; Fellow of E. fears • Owlrnd, to Matilda Jul* daughter of the late 0. WORE Er wit _Whilehall, sad Ilowbreet Hall Lancashire. 1110M--MEOPK—JuIy IS, at Waltham Abbey, by the Ilev.L Jell ,7l4, ( 7 3b .a atl . oleolhe Lag ef tbe Beldam& T. Wit 1 19 4. eon of the late J. lalle. N u. eerrey, toWsaloiothy, daughter of J. lessor& Ms of Wdthern Abbey, Saes& SHAW—tuazarr.—Joly 19, Mk. Mark's, Bt. lobe...wood. E 11 2 Shaw, shiest eon of the late W. Shaw. Esq., of Ernabergb.,! Augusta laws, daughter or T. Ou; r. Eq., of Calltcrnrood. lobee•wced. DILTIIB. ADDlBol4.—lay 19, Marla, wile of the Rev. 1. Addison, slolor 0 1 Wiegalkjil and aural Dean. ALLAN.—JuIy le, at. Great Toweratrest, Mr. D. Allan, aped IL HatViT.—July Is, at Olonaretar, J. Harem Faq., egad 44. WOWBBODN.—JuIy 19, at Old Brampton, Katy, wife of beat, Oh drag. 11.11. 111111111.L.—.151, SO, C. Narlll, MU son of the C. Nadi. 1 .1 9 Of Itevlll Bob, Laleastanblra, wilt& POWILL.--Jaly 33, at Yinabarr.equme, H. Powell, rig, M'A' d 44. W len haTll6ll3T.—July IS, at Bresatalre. Sophia. daughter*: C. Weatherby, Req., of Old Burllngton•street, aged ts. !Hated and paaided Wiameni Zile Hama, No.f, egg &reek la the Oity of Printer, at the Odhaajn OMR. la the prealliet of W —TomeeT. Jim! 11. e • I