The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

FRANCE. (non ova owx oonassroiramv.) PARIS. Wzaszamx Emma. The Emperor left Paris be-day los the Baez Bosses. His Majesty will acoompany the Empress from gm Benzes to Biarrits. Their Majesties will return to 'Paris very soon--evrtaisly is the muss of next week. and, according to one statement, as early as Bosky next. It, however, seems unlikely that the great preparations at Biarritz should have been made enly for such a very hurried visit se the latter version would imply. His Majesty's departure to-day was quite incognito. He arrived at the Orleans station at half-past twelve, In a plaia dress, and without any escort or mite. No preparation was made for his reception, and orders have been seat by telegraph that his favors& is to be respected at the different stations. His Majesty was to arrive at Tours at 4.50, and at Bordeaux at 11.30 this evening. The Director of the Orleans Railway Company rode in the same carriage with hie Majesty. I rightly surmised that the Olosslittitiownei would exult is the cote in yesterday's Afolsitear. It confesses that the paper on free trade occasioned considerable sensation, bat omits to explain bow it happened that its own ample columns, which habitually reproduce everything of importance appearing in the offload =, did eat afford their hospitality to the very s al ting document which the Monitewr printed conspicuously in that part of its front page where nothing bat what is approved of in the highest quarter ever appears. However, tho CONalitutionisel Dow draws . from the explanation that the statistics were furnished by the Board of Trade, and that the French Ministry of Commerce had nothing to do with their oompila tion, precisely the false conclusion which I anti cipated it would be sure to do. "Thus," it exclaims, "fall to the ground all the presumptions as to the in- teatime of the government which were founded upon the appearance of this paper." Not so. The French government is not in the habit of gratuitously pro mulgating doctrines of which it disapproves, and—the reasoning of the amentationml notwithstanding—yon May be very certain that the Emperor is thoroughly convineed of the sounds's, of free trade prin alpha, and is determined to carry them out am rapidly as the immense amount of pre jadire he has to contend with will allow him to do, without alienating supporters and ceasing alarm. The CoesQutiosenel affects to be quite easy on the subject, and tells the protectionists they may be reassured, because the commercial policy of the government was sufficiently expounded by • of M. Fould's to the National y in M e l e , h when, in opposing &free trade motion, be (being then Finance Minister) pronounced in favour of a *wise protection." This reference to a period which, measuring the distance by the events that have passed since, is remote as the dark ages, proves that SEW protectionists, whose fanatical Dodoes of their own interests are rem ained by the Consesletionowl, must be reduced to great straits to find materiels for cionsolatios. It is slaw 1861 that all the Emperors free trade measures hare been decreed, and it is perfectly idle to suppose that he now considers himself bound by what M. Foald may have said in parliament, now that the parliamentary Government no longer exists. One of the best excuses for the Coop d'Etat lids that the head of the State was so ham pered by the peculiar state of parties in France, that he could not do what he wished to do for the good of the country. He has used his absolute power in many respects well, sad, at all events, when the question is what are his probable intentions—speeches of his Ministers, made when a sovereign national assembly had to be conciliated, are i wholly rrelevant to the subject. The Rents was rather weak at the Bourse to-day, with little business doing. The closing price for cash was 88fr. 100., being a rise of fic., but for the end of the mouth there was a fall of 160. Bank of France rose 201 r. There was scarcely any change in French railways, but the Austrian line, in which a dividend is expected, was in great demand, and rose Mr. The reports about the loan to-day are that there is somewhat lees enthusiasm on the part of the public. SPAIN. Cholera is making great ravages in Sputa. At Granada, from the 27th tilt to the 14th inst., not fewer than 1,817 persona had died of it; and on the 15th 84 more also died, but that number was less than on previous days. At Burgos it wee making great havoc. A letter of the 29th, which has arrived in advance of the ordinary mail, says: The government has ordered public prayers to be offend' sspp ia all the chureles for a omen= of the tribulations icAt afire epain. ♦ grave waist has takes place at Avila between t►e and the bishop; lb* latter Jetted a airman to his clergy, directing them sot to give up the aceiseestisal property ; the former ordered the circular to be seized, bet it Gould not be found anywhere, and it was necessary to 0n... the police to search the spissopal palace to obtain a eopy of it. Tbo governmost is about to abolish sewed foreign legations, from notices of economy. IMONT. The Genoa papers of the 21st state that some of the monks in Sardinia hare carried resistance to the new act on convents so far as to ring the alarm bells as an appeal to the people against the agents of the law. In no ma was the appeal saccessfaL AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE RED JACKET. LIVIRPOOL, WIDNISSAT. The White Star clipper ship Red Jacket, Captain M. M. Milward, belonging to Mum. Pilkington sad Wilson, of this port, arrived in the Mersey this 'wooing keen Melbourne, with 270 pewangers on bard. The Red Jacket sailed from Melbourne on the 2nd at May, in company with the Bogle for Liverpool, and the George Marshall far London: Bhe spoke on the 17th July the John Grog, Penang to London, /At. 63 N. ion. 33 W. t July 29, Fatima, Mt. 46 N., lea. 911 W. I Judy 21, schooner Flying Fish, lat. 48 N., ion. 20 W.: July 22, Ottawa, Quebec' to Glasgow, out 23 days; July 23, Consul, 71 miles math of Cape Clear. Between July 20 and 24 peened hi chips. Theßed 'mast had to put into Rio Janeiro for fresh provisions, and sailed from that part Jane 90. The Amerisan ship, ilmi Watch, bad put into Rio Janeiro with hie sepias (France) found dead with a severe wenn& in Ids Imebead—the mate of the vessel ▪ O seopmeed pli37 et the aet. On liainetly the Red Joke' was is collision with the ship Immaid Isle, lease to New York, which is putting bask. The former had trilling damage. ae Thee medition at the eonntry may be pre- The meow from the venom " plerd c Z et = epos the :Palk favourable, but they maid not be fairly bolsi midi the eslayesom sets in. The rain had commend at Malberma% it yes thought that, if it NNW do add leak orgy favourable amounts would he rendvei Two sow fields wen reported, celled Tendril and New Its. digs, bat their nine lad sot been ansridosi. There was an mit for a large Alma= trelle• he learkantbring gly bare. l et ] duty was to come Ms epeestien on the let of Mir. The Public Edemas OM was abandoned. Meg having best read a mond time, on a elms it contained being modified so as to :squire that at sash day's sit dft of the Mei rho tintopedo• Modes.. el the board, foe: bon carob Ito deeded to horsey isetneetioo oat , daring 'Yaw religiose tesehiag wee to be obt spit theodolites. Thu tint term of the Melbourne Uaivereity was ft `y 13th of April. The aassaT seam , At Ballarat a seorimest hes hos organising a voluntary entesistion property. Is other nine. Lyusk law rimed boss mortal to. A coussittoo at the lairiala tics Osman bad been panaiog its laborious eagairy bib tics liquor traffic. SYDNEY. Aran, It—Since the depicters of the Lightning nethiagt f importance has mewed. The triseontinuance of the mail steam paskirts is loudly complained of. The substitition of the Liver =climes and the exeslisat purges which have m& by the James Bases sad the Lighten's, although producing a temporary lull in the ansite ment, is sot looked upon with mach ooefidenos, as they are not expected to prove so regular as the Pe ninsular and Omaha Company's steamers. The patriotic fund is daily . increasing. Nearly 41,0001. has been actually received by the treasurers. This amount is expected very shortly to be made up to 60,0001. The abstract of the revenge of the eoloey of New South Wales in the quarters ended March 31, 1864 and 1866, presents an unfavourable aspect The former quarter, in its receipts, showed an increase on the first quarter of 1863, amounting to 126,3081. ; but the quarter just ended shows a decrease from the oarrespouffing quarter of 1864 of 62,6921. The de crease is of every item save tea in the Customs duties. The gross totals of both revenues are—for the first quarter of 1864, 271,26 W.; and for that of 1855, 208,6681. There is a large falling off in the sales of land, which the Auditor-General, in a note, explains that, for the convenience of dosing the accounts and re tens, a regulation was acted upon last year that no sales should be held in December, and the revenue in the first quarter of the present year is thus largely redwied. - The falling off in the revenue treated considerable commotion, and a report was started by some inter ested parties that Sir William Denison had deter mined to increase the import duties forthwith. The agents of the Marled° Telegraph Company, for anineeting Melbourne with this city, have ar rived here, and or. exhibiting the apparatus. There is every chance of the scheme being carried out. Donng the week ending the 18th inst. 1,446 im migrants arrived at Poet Jackson. Some difficulties experienced by the government in raising the means for taking over the property . of the Sydney and Hunter River Railway Companies ' have beep overcome, and the whole arrangement will be perfected in avert short time. The Sydney Railway is progressing favourably. The works are no far advanced as to permit of the line being opened in a few months. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. lILLODUI,NIB, MAT I. Thomll maid boo boos very obinotal, bat sellers bad to mina 1111 s relaelba et >k ed. per wanes preselai the ezport duty. Mho ammolollont lberisbove aisle shows a greet Isereara—tbe =by and balk /NW Sew Ow oldest Idris—Warm taking prem. ▪ Mbowtst. ion closely. Gold Iwo mewl flora KZ. 1•17 Inaliansa drewlll:2: s t e I per Sint. prewlswi. imi MAI sena pill n. I pa on‘ Owns& land too Cat par rK.lees p 3 dark owl S ear lows Mara Ile weal awes is dorm dont TM qmatlty slipped has Ml bum bo .118 F bon thoolor emauded 15A11,411 lb, at as Messes of 2,110,411111be n or MCI balm ever =llllA llor lecks, Mt n Ind.; ialr= to e m ea% Is. brie la 3:17; la la. b )L It; award Wipe, Ia to la It; awl severed. la. bd. to la. Is Wow woo little Adis. The doniad La Wand on, bonone, balel lawoonA manna rata are don odd. IMMO% Assn M. TM Asendl At isla boo boos Wok sad pion Ern. 7.22 11•0111 dui boil= end snob bon bow opolollintra l trVo. Nona Venn 44=14k a osobt tblo nordod to M0id1,617 et Max W. lbs. to Mo. ets What :AL 174.116. ft 61;111 . 11=1= aaldialory la Sa eta moa nUri= a toolls boo bondloi no o f tr a l, , Ilbooor said Int OS We wham trch s 6. Mon motet no bon Misr oboolin with Wool =tip% vibe twood • IWO= itt n ot e t . l. Fr tan WI palms Ora Wm not sboopiEd 'Moot The baltmleidoillos ot tin orogokboon On And Seek ef Sew entb Ann woo bon today, wins no own at du directors was weeks- merle Adl id no nototl6 pr at. Wanllllll per Assa.ll. Tbit introbisa morks• A boo. Better, 4. pot lb. ; bons, la Id. to It let 8 ding 10. N. Is Ia pot lb.; ono 4a. pot bans ; bonb, IL whop pord Int ; whin, Ik. to Ik. 61. per Omni ; Int 1111.18 IX swat* $3l. to WA ; Mot, bd. to IL ; sssats, id. lon. dos forsOui the ammt is 9,00 W. oossissoed for e the &law of p 'l‘ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 11151, SPORTING. —.a-- CHELMSFORD RACES —W2mrsiumr. • Swan Itssoosar 4 30 moo Na. b ft. Osmtlemara riders. ProlomMmis 71b, MO. Mat gormliss et a albs (4 robs.) M. Minion ord. lesilllb ((Mr Bets 1 Gold. WOO IMiulaway. 4 yrs. IN .. . .... .. (kr. Mumma I Mr. I.lllseemste Ilsormsts. kb‘ 4 yrs. 11 . 4 - 111 b (Kr. aw e. 3 Tam Masao Orszs. 4 II soo. Na, irkk 33 added. tor 3.7 r olds; 501t5.11.4 Ilte. Use. id Mb. MOM mks. Opdoi.l WM. weights, to Mit a oils. (oast) M. MOO% Illonsops. by Mops lOUs, (401.), let 111 b (lit Bray I Xi. Jama'a Mamba* MILL 7st 71b (Welk Mr. Onufs OA* LOLII 7d (Les 3 Mr. Illimomeb Ilimilli (MI.), 7st Ilb (Mar 4 To Ow Dams st a l =m aridsd to a handicap evempstsbes at 10 ma sob. $. 4, esrOds the moot to mos Ids stake. Ow ails sal i MM. OS ) MO O. 1. MOWN' Jemmy Wok by Robert de Oarbat 4 m. nMS C\/hr Minsk Tama Saks, I in, St nib --(swami 3 M. lawnwra Waive, sank 74 Mb (Arthur 3 Mr. we. 4 7i Mr. tollsote 3 yrs. llst , ear estllb ,...(Friar ; it Tam lessors Plow odor; ...yr olds. 7.716; bor. lit ; isp as tit=r4 apt. Ina b. Two make. WOs M mes. 0 7n yrs ......(J. Priam) I Ur: llablarmea q 4 pe Klldatom) 3 Ilr. IL IL Ikalma's al‘aiblia (1.01 Moto Trtdayl 6 .7 B :. (ear Mend .............. -• ) I Taa Mane Eau, *Law ofs one. nab, with 33 • spliced 'Mac wslikak t.; plenums in, potassium]. Mb EAT,. Ow EOM ma a MIL ue.) Csit IL Styes Mann Realca, by Sal Dew, 4 ITS OM. g r. C. eitam} 1 Illr. Inellsols lira, seed (100 R list (017047 I M. Cross's Oaildlome. $ yrs (WI). lb (M. 80moropd) 4 Mr. MOO% Tlelleil. 4 yrs, UM Ilb meow 4 T Pry DL -,Oar Me Imes TOM le 444 44144 7- 7 7 • 010 : ths assnlansaa Monis a a mac ES dank) In Mina% UMW lIIM, by .let Ilib (WO, 1 Yr. MOW. Ilit dew Nara. SA NA (1 4 4 2 11 41 2 Ifir.ll.lknwhafame; /nab —. (0.1. Mops 3 Mr. 11=mpr ave rtligral TES of SI stns. tar 141 , 44111 awl ow wards. Omni& Mt. 1 Mint Sva Itstsblas. by Dirksalhad. II 7n. /at US Mb awns) a bilb j I 341 1 .=. OM.. 4 yrs. Ist 1111 (imdmilm. S ib 1 Orkin 2 Major labikames Falbwk . I ws, In 0tb......—...(2. 2 -- -- ---- IMSTD/13 ON Tin COUIaL to 1 opt •to 1 morpoo.Otaoral (t) UM to 7 Golan OM It to 1 imps CO GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 4 apt lazoooloo. MARLBOROUGH RACRB.-TVIIIDAY. Tem Timm imam et I ewe. auk, with 23 added; tor Ayr.oide mad eyelid& Om mks. o ere was by Lead% S rea d e file Palki. l i e 3. Matta, Tom 1 yr; mead, loeb img roin 1 ; mod Nam. Mob* 3 ITN AMIN 3 re. Idereates. 76.....114 I PIN mot Ihneesmeme et Id eon. seek, lA, trkk 31 added; for 3 sad I. yr-eide. About three.quarture et a Lie. (II maim) Wan woa by a auk kip Mr. I'. Yam's Clamor. • pyenr,. let Sib (Wadi Ilb sera). (t. Abeeek), bauble Mr. Z. a Meek. I yes. is idles l yea), mood; Mr. J. It. Ilm'a salt by M'Me/ fay 3 yrs, let, sad Mn J. lo's The Md. II me. C aka ala a dead beat is bird lira Maria lobtaWs Wabetelak II pm. Mt 1114 sad Mr. BMWs PM, Day, 3 me, M ilb, abeeleild. balms ant Mend. Mr. mak d Tan JAW ligi maif be !omit IS lova. added to a mreagelo beestAhlee et 3 sees. Ike M sake ware wail On Buie by Mr.rrati Memo% II yrs (NAL he Sra., llb (O. SO. tailisi saws. Toe Am Oise man Fame gum ) et is mew. es* k %awl salt la Ilikibusa, with is limn aura, ow mike sad a te • INK IS age., If of vim • omen* were woo by a seek by SA IL DISINAI WINS. by 3 we Ikb (lad sib ez) (Ira his Mr. J. bmitel Lady yrs, W ed. b esmad. mid lb. ilmlare Velenu. II ma, is Sib Mb oa Leta Loam' Yam sib miu, ebbed to a oweepitakes el 3 rpm et M ea* itsr Alvelda mad omen*. sigma wan aras by Mr. Imiteberberd„ I Vela err e lfn u tuate t ea .), Waft alskt ober& imam Lass.-11, an requited lo Nate Urt the all dais et dosing tM fl.. rid Ye Zap until istarday aunt, st 1 Oink, pa. RiDUCTION ov POMO' OW LEMMA TO VAN LLND --Gixiaas POST OPTICS, lIILY, 1866. Oa ad Una ths lat Mime neat, Os peep Rpm Men inaveyed, Mbar by amble W private ship, between the TIMM Diodes sad Vas Diessa's Lead, will be reseed Ss a omens/ DeiMe sad alsedi rate of—led. ler a letter not isseebsi ias most fa weigbe, le. Mae asmdl.r a meek sod am szasalat 1 mass; 2.. dirt 1 sew, sad sot sneseMai susses, sad se ce, imessing Ds may sidldsall mass sr hoodes et as seem 'IM peep et Mem ea Vas Dtenes's Lead may be paid In M ee* sr Melees= may Isrearded alma* ,at Usages' et *be esader.-IWorzrza be Sewatery. New Ittoustraz ace.--Yeeterday, the eeseed Melees tat was Weed. TM Newts' eases us le be Medurfek easing :—/Addiserall. be Dees; Stir** is Oumbelind; itartbeeeed Sari" be Boom; Healey Orress, Y Olmossler; Kembebspoi eel &lathery*, fa Urea; Death* Is Derby; Beater, Is listlead ; Demos Meader, is Hareird; Myna HYI, is Brews ; Beam is Weimar Iltesariag, is ism; /bed, fa limbeertsa ; Demb, is lesden=illryaa Pbs eg IA fa Merisemay; Ostesensm. fa Los Osneses, is Bean Fses. le Delis; Detteslea Hills, is Dade; Oiniebeemb Op* Belk, Is Tell; fa leased ; Meters Is Weeessessisad"Dt, &admire (Muss% be Combed:ad ; the Ileaslit Opeates, is Drees iest*, is Bream ; Pithlaitsa Musts, Is limes ; aid Berns, is Ma. NAVAL AND MILITAIitY. • ACTUAL AFTRENOTH OF TRH COMBINED - BALTIO YLBBT. JULY 13, MIL t MET. • 1.-Llll7 or- &Arm slurs. • am el Toni Oussoseisr. 114 e. et Sur tessloar r-••••••••-• = "aie rlorW. IL ...--...-••••••-••—•-•....„-. : 1 • Oissils = -••• espOlo s.a. 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Mostlag Minim. 00 0 00 o ST 0 Zietteas ildis with. ll ...THE FRINCH FLEET. 3. iris ov 'urns sun. No. of Otos. tINNITT ,aw Mt' ? 5 7. • 'WM CofißTB.-4uur BOOMS IX this wit me Wasted for the minas d neevertieg est ! of the sells st main Iseosholli pmt the Ism 0 1 • lia. Mare MOM moo the first of theeetesty Coen at ffhogoOrtsillsimeL It appeared Sae to Anil, U6I, Oho loft gbh him ship at &Math% AW11.4 aleit So hubs idis sad his family to doe the sus Ml. To ammo the =t otthie poso the e d d.ladast to themogredium smi te a penes n Seeger. his to gay the sato of SOL eat el the rents of entelo Itheeleide, out of whisk be was astitled to missive an &amity of 601. per mown. leader the will of Howell Powell. Upon Its voyage home the plaintiff's ship toothed at the Cape, whore the defendant went ashore, and having outstayed the time allowed, the ship cam on to Ragland without Mi. Upon its mini the plaintiff applied to Sanger for paynintat of the 601., when he found that the leasehold property was vested is trustees, who refused to recognise his MM. 'inequity 221. °Lams paid, but no further sum being (athematic an action was commenced is the Sherwin& County Court, upon which the judgment is question for 67L 11.. 3d. was obtained. Execution was duly weed under th e 94th section of the 9 and 10 Viet. o. 95, the County Court Act; bat Immo& as the defendant had no property main within the terms of the 95th section of that act, the execution was ineffectual. Under these cis cunistonees the present bill was lied, praying for relief to the sawn of the *minty court judgment and eats of suit, out of theperty. equitable interest of the defendan thold p in tits lease- Mr. ro _ Sevin appeared for the plaintiff. Mr. W. Monis, oa behalf of the defendant, argued by analogy from the course which courts of equity took with regard to judgments of the superior common law courts, prior to the I and 2 Viet., a 110, that this court could not minors in the present can. Mr. G. Simpson was for the - trustee.. The Vies-Cboomilee sold that the principle* upon which this court hadollways sated in making judgments at law available spinet equitable interests appeared quite to ex tend to the pram 4111160. Ho did not in the least interior, with theromfg mart judgment. All that he did was to give it ellost egoism that with respect to which its own tures aloe wee masoning. The plaintiff wee therefore entitled to the renal he asked, together with his ems of suit. CONSISTORY COURT.—Jvt,T 25. WOOM DM. teanammi. LTSBRIDGE RITUAL DISPUTE. -...aATON V. LIDDILL LSD MILL LIDDILL. Dr.Baytord resumed hie argument. It had bees con tended that the csadlostleks on the altar gave a more ma. 'indent light thaa the gas which had been laid on to the &sand. But as it was pleaded that the tapers in them were never kept burning except when the rest of the church was lighted, it was obvious that they could only be of use on those few/ dark mornings when artificial Illtuniastlon was aseessiry. They might, therefore, just as well be kept in the vestry. sea briaght oat as then sprig *swims. Bat was there my grattiority fee *she sesdlosellie se the esmannoriable at all ? The right to light Mr tarn he might remark, had bees entirely given up. Dr. Pbillisame denied that. Dr. Bay fent—lf lights on the altar were allowed, of mane the oandisnisks men be 110111111111164. But wee that so It was gain tree Mr by Ibesbegiaeliess of 1647, two lights were ordered te be /rifted on the high altar before the seorameat ; bat La 1660 ems those were abolished ; and is the third part of the Homily, against the Peril of Idolatry than woe a solemn argument against the um of lights la abordles, as being of ao avail to blind idols, and as not him' seeded for the worship of Ood. An allidavit had bees given la, enumerating 90 plane is which altar eamdlsMleke were retained. Amongst these were the Sorb cathedral of St. Columba, Shrewsbury, Basta& and Manchester cathedrals ; Christchurch, West- minster Abbey, Ely, and Salisbury cathedrals; the chapels of Trinity College sad Jesus Cambridge ; the cha sm!. of New Col, Exeter. Lincoln , Magdalen, Pem broke, Quires's, Melia, 'reaty, Balboa, and St. Joha's Colleges, Orford; seethe chapel of St. Augustias's College, at Canterbury, and alp ledb shearers. But hors he would .repeat as argiuraterwligh hobs' mile use on the previous day, and mend the seam that the eitkedrals and the col lege chapels wan Met Miters, end were is other respects is a very dame polities from the perochial churshas. Besides, when wage these 90 whist the 16,000 crabs@ sad chapels in Begl.ml sad Wales? He sow tame to the varied cliche with whisk the altars of St. Paid sad Bt. Barring were covered. In both mesa there were Me, the only dif ference being that while at St. Paul's there were two of diarist shades of violet, at St. Burbas there wee one violet tied ass Mask, sad it was importer to remelt that the ems which prevailed la both was as nearly m possible ideation/ will that prescribed la the sir" Thee, again, Miter of the Mr white lira Moth ordered to be mod at Comismoba time, there was sat embroidered sloth erassersel with lase. That appeared to him ts be mammy to the Mad coma ' • for if, m Sir J. Fast Ind ruled, the fast that the bread to be used at the Holy Com modes mast be seems broad, necessitated the eating of it at • OINIIIMIS bike OP She it would reader it iniimemablo that that table shield be covered with simmer deb such as was otinewmarily and In borehole& It mNt he quits proper kr ea altar that it should have Me aMeer vest. meets ; bee it was essential te a table that ft Medd have only or, art Met sack as was commooly 1111111111 he Isiblea. Tr lensed Maim laving gonad the Nasalises', (Medal end other mitherkin wart the practise eimpleird of, west on to drys the gagers of the rood mesa& In this ease the only coutrovarey was as to whether ohs ewers wars rood moms or dismal serene; tie be did not day that they might have a chased gene" The scram In the prisms bras" however. brim messes upon them, were malignly toed sagasa, and as .we had bean abolished in the reign of Edward VI., sad sabeermly by the maim of 1661. There remained, therefore, only two affidavits on which he would make say further remarks. The first wasby seventeen highly respectable priehisaess of St. Paul's, some of them perms Paul's, el mimeos; ead they deilared that they wars precluded from atleitibi She services In that March by the furniture ed mow asap there is ass. Against tlus then me a memorial to the bishop, sired by MS pongee, ' who desind to express to his signed_ the arab meat they felt torsde their pester, M. Liddell, end who stand that their religious feelings would be meek wesedd by the removal or alteration of the things sem pinked, of. This, this, was no Mill gaieties of tan& it ardor, sr deserve; it was a matter of raisins scestiesee. ' Ho bed shows that the eliMetitmehle anises* were the very j ' Mims which the reemmese bad Mud Weeds' at of the ' shish; sal bee were GM pumas who deemed that they ' were manses memensi with their religious belie's. thinly, that, it wadi amssially bosoms the emit to interfere; fur here wee reef that the very beliefs had bra suited which the rebellion had hoped, by remov g the thine with whisk such holier were intimately IlMosated, to repress. All that was asked was to at these sharekes ea the man feet lag as the other was sherries, of the realm ; sad he seed sot say that if ribimity was at all to prevail, it nest be brought shoat by the bw yielding to the many, @Man the may to the few. Dr. PbWimmeedg tbee orbs salt u the resent could net bat give the beedthe iebeedi rase for rejoicing; &roams all, itwoald plats a grad advamew to the head of their great teeny, the shank of Boma. The famines oomplaiasel et bed all, with a Maize gyeeptlem, ashen in the respestive chemise from the time of their esesserstioa ; and it would sot be denied that those churches hod ratribisted, mess perhaps that say other in the Load, to the edifleatioa of their poorer bretkrin. T he chareh;of St. Baraabss, red , flak" bad bees forded with the alpesis purpose of ee -1 moving la part the marl which had atissa from the lift" " of Monies with the seats of the wealthy ; and he was son that it meld net be he say hieing or pedantic muse that the soon would tendon with the ansagments ef es s mog Ws mar mesh circumstances. He would ,mind the seer the there had always been in the church, shies the rebrmeelia, two parties. Ow of them.— ' the Purina party--never 'squired whether a ash me right or wrens, hat isly_tebettier It had ever la the Marsh et Bola& The other Mord= refund sued a test, sad larked @sly whether the posithe ia guide was conformable to gonad roma ead /Makin area Be red essrosly refer the court to the ribs el Hooker be swan of the larr prtasiple; bat the walest was ney wail emend la the 411 i beak ei the " Bmisi m ' Polity," not 9. Ursa Shisbese sada, when gegsossed by the Pope to allow Benny seebelledirgymea to be sir into this eratry, refund es the greens_ grouse that the doctrines sad prank= of the Munk of Meant wore oseirmable to than of the primitive shush, and would have bees approved of by the sadist fathers. His berme; bind had argued that snide' whisk was met Winched by robes law tree ligal ; but he (Dr. Vidlimers) Inwel monad jut the room*, sooty, that white a smart leishogra be ?mid, sad whore that mem rem net beldam by a positive 101111illiSbi, it WM lawful. Southey, boa whom there sever win a smasher @BUJ's*" expressed, is his "Book of theCharob," Weems at Ihe eider for the puWmx down if Man, ee haviag beam sessesssary is turf, paid as hewing finished • pester fee Me most essmable spolia tion. However, then were pinny of balsam ia which the iiiiredias bed mew been sad be whisk the use of Meek radmllliers end Mee inewlere hal ben arising Id a very late peeled. Imam had always Mewed thier BM yes of the" sad they had 'Mistier] In the Menem' down MUM, wiry day. Theis was ge o La rally is the world more thorny/lay preferat than the earth of Pnissis, end yet he heed ties the embrace book which had been prepped ed., the sereblesdesos of Professor Busses, the ear *sr hush was Webbed With • ;resift; Me Mabeilibig as greet B as le W, a plass bra whisle red the Mew. bleed had grim of the of the satin drab as differing f rom that of the ebanhes. But le (Dr. Plebsere) that. The Wheats! was the pattern okorelt, sli r il mother chant, the groat pad& Marsh of the Mese& No doubt that with the esebidtels there wore garecied may magnificent Miran a di,IY , worship, which they could Bet expect to lad la Men parish chunk" but to say that Walton ad /mantises were to be Wasted is thissorbisk hallOseaOred free the ' parish Much" bemuse they Ineeelielimme ef beldam Till& ENICiI whisk It bad been the Mm of the refeematirm le put would be "Weedy preposterous. Prior Se the poss i :::1 IMAM of Uaitermity of 1082, a enhennee tufa One at *Orators of the Savoy, sad it was le he emenitted that the re were manly seek all Medd mow be milled L .erehinen. They assogglmfi Bishop Costa, , Bishop Gondar, Wm, Saunders, Bishop Ling, Thonedilie,-Dr. o a k an a d others. All the satyrs that were sow to had been brought the *Min of the ere, and yet they eillanately west beet is die mend year of Edward VI. lie dee orneasents sot only of the Waiter but of the fah; end tie Preres-beek. alter bevies been thus re viewed by time, wee adopted is the Act of Usihnolty. which we sew Wading upon the esuatty. His Iseemed friend said that the weed "altar " was unksown to the law, bat is that most solemn of ail our piddle iserememials, tie eseuestia of the sovereign, it was of median' near wee also to be met with in those men orthodox of p▪ ealamae, the Church Building Acts. Besides, there midi be so controversy as to the dress in which die Holy Ommeelea was to be celebrated; sad U the eom tmteiesen eed Over the mond Prayer book of Edward V I ~ Is whisk only a surplice was and, sad adopted the richer and mete solemn vestment ordered la the ant, that would form a strong presumption as to their intention also to restore altars and lights. The learned defter then rooted a large number of authorities to chew the retention of Grosses and lights dome to the rebellion. Archbishop Tennison deelared the objection of persons to the pictures and cremes, when they were not liable to be abused, was itself a high gaper &titian. If the present faculty were greeted they could not stop here. They must destroy all painted windows and pictures. The magnificent Murillo at Magdelene Collage, of our Lord burn( his mote, meet, for instance, be defaced. His learned hind as.. there much in the spirit of the per son who called hinted( "If the•Lord.had-not-died-for-nte-1- sbould-have-intes-danned-Stubbe," bet whom other people railed simply D—d Stubbs " (laughter)—and talked about the object of the Reformation having been to rid the churches of everything emblematical. Dr. Beyford observed that he had not gorse quite so far as that. Dr. Phillimore said the beet writers had always applauded the moderation of Queen Blinbeth,whose avowed policy was to retain the Roman catholic* within the church, and who succeeded in doing se for ten years, until the Court of Reuse unhappily required them to booms recusant He was far from arguing thus they ought to seek to retain persons within the nation' communion by allowing things which were liable to be abased to superstitious uses ; but in ob serving a due mean between the two extremes they would best imitate the wise and jest policy of the church, as set forth in public formularies. The court rose before the lamed deeton argument was INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--JuLY 26. WOMB II I. 01111:1111.1101111 MVIIPSY. IN Al (MICAS PIIIIDINLIIDO This insolvent, a Gorman with a large beard, daseribed a., l an artist and decorator, was oppose d by Mr. Doom, for Masora. Bowerby, mercers, and by Mr. Pargood, for Mews. 'Shealkea, of Tottenham-court-road. The application was made ander the Protection Act, end the insolvent, who had been in eustoly, was discharged until the present occasion, which was the first examination, on the interim order. Tu li;;;;47dooasse .• I Informed the apart that they had odaddate easiest the insolvent, as to the meaner in which he hat immured the debts; bat there was a point of &- seriatim whisk woad vitiate the petition. It was Mad ham the iasolveat that, bodies belie same days'a prissy he lad two residuals at the Wes•ead, 'dish were omitted is the doecriptios. Mr. Sargood said that al the petition amid not be amended it read be dismiwed. Mr. Commissioner Murphy conourred, end the petition was about to be dismissed. Mr. Dowse then applied that the insolvent be remitted to his former custody, and the Nl4l of Partington was sited in support of the application. During the discumfon, Insolvent was about to leave the mart, which being observed, he was given into custody of the akar of the wart. Mr. Commissioner Mut **(erred to the case, and ordered a warrant to be mnsWelgtfer his rrooresnittal. His Honour was of opinion that all the incidents which had existed were revived by the petition being dismissed, and that the creditors could ' take hits. The insolvent was detained until the warrant was made out. The petition was dismissed. 11.0dis* • Lavesda lOO ' Timm dip I lispidp ameMailsol Pwissg, 1 IL MMUS. AND C NO. 01 GUM PfAp• az alp with OVXDOATI. nimbi Sem RECAPITULATION. MIL 20 Line Wattle shim add' 14 Fraran a and wenn 447 IS Smaller stinners and gunboats 57 Is NartaMosna Se Bhign, with MINCE. S tbsant-bettl• Man NO • Frigates and oxvolasa 101 Ni. of Quo ...... ...... 11 2,096 gum. 41111 mil. 11 Ulm vat TOTALS. Cloas. U Laa.d. ft arhlps w k. . 1134 $1 Mists§ sad samstss...-- „. 111 amass slssakess mg gaskets ... Is Marlar•boals. Orsad 71:401 1 - 01 ail" with UN gas. N.&—Thom marked • are salmi sunk. All tr saws ars masses. Apiaziasy, 111 26.—Arronnacorrs.—Oxs nastier 0. G. Phillips (1848), to the Grp.% iron screw dean oesre4l4ol 410 bone power, at HiwittralL ewe 0. eaWli (1843), to the alempaseG, 70, screw sebum** et 180-heine power, et 1)472 P. Bother (1800, J. Erhaerees (1805), T. C. Joao J. WM , lama (IW)e est Wilma (h), (1810, to Espety teepee- Wee el lielitdo ea the radroil bac. Mlles Mau T. /hasty, to the at. Goorp, 120, at Pectinate& _ _ _ aesideabilergoos W. Smut, to th. Victory, 101, flag tzlhetramith. Nada B. Brows, to th. Vietely. PORTSMOUTH, JULY IL . The mow transport Melbsen, arrived at iSt bead this aftemesi haw the Crimes eel Maws. Obelus aide a laseibesed pomp trent the Wait plass Ilhe9. hefts a few semis, jeoleding Major Pairs., Nth - seat; Ilentioasst Waimea, ard Buts ; Linwood p hell, Ist Sopa; Chterteemseer Desmond sod demo* Bauer., tegelbee with IP ieutids, two inseen. .win a Buseleb Omen, tees et whoa ate slams, ewe wee a Bunko spy, wive was upend le the BR/IM beashes. H. bad beesustebed No die wmpo Aso weebe, end the =2 sat wee ea the pellet et maim Ids sieve wbow We believe be is as Amorists. Wiles esplared be said be bed Jut MO haw l.nd. but dews esle inn hood thew' his tibia this assertion. At it Wink Oa oveslailue care up to 801- bead ben Odium is the laity sines pubs, and soda dime teethe MirNasena, reasus ekes to SW Toni sad semi her mese' Oise at slow spud. The 'eyelids erestded IS AO upper wades wed /Whig _et the ship, sad, appamily hes Oho eliseej= e bee MOST with 'b urly awe is NAM bet esureeds this.. We wild not ob serve hies tbe slue whether bet Majesty but asp Oat MOWISVOII with the Nalliesses. DUBLIN, JULY 26. The imal miestakdary ihree at Limerick wee in gested yammer, by • ow~ of the Clastdo, who told the ma flab. woomeilltua the pawpaw of oszolliai seek et lima se weak wiesteir he service la the Mimes. Net me elm, ktr, lorwitod. TM amigo ef moults Ahem" k the military dietriet, lor esniee in the Wear mei the Ike, het, it le @total, etV i OnpilhOl Any log week ; lame a Itter - M fem 4 Lady of the ether ei iiimisaa" -- Two troops of the let Dragoon Guards, numbering ens hundred sea, tuft Nowordo Berroas at ea hour M Tuesday sonar& sad parsoilid by railway to es their way so Liverpool, wbere z =liil he Jelesd by • rein body of the roginiont fru h. It le =posted Soy tell embark for the Criss& about let of August. A mo MINOS&dem tithe 69th Reglaest of Light Infantry rid mains st The Board i r scbl Ordaanos have advertised for tenders foe the repair of the Tynerinth battogise, with a view to disk heist plods& in a politico defame. Raw PM—Yesterday s 30 of the Royal aedical Their Oorpsairrot scab, 19 of theft es orderlies, 1 Weber, , 4 eed 4 Insinuators. pay is two *Mg, a day adage. Two husiataed Germans, enlisted in the English Yenta Lesion, arrived at Pars on Moody by the dyes boom Railway, in rouge for Ragland. Loss or Tay Slur amilurrr,—Buto SABLows, JOLT 7. —The Bantam of inlay. Byirrot, was totally lost on poiat Risk, North Won Come of N.wtotiadlsad, ass ay a thick fog oa lb, 1,111, Juse; the Neater bas mired We. ASSIZE IN2ELLIGBNCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—lawzs, JULY 25. CM 11941.-31POLII MI. IUI! COZIIIITILL MD • 00111.111 M /1/IT. IZA112(11 O. MINIM. This was an action of ejectment to recover possession of a copyhold cottage at Hardingly, in this musty. Mr. Creasy appeared for the plaintiff; aad Mr. Malcolm for the defendant. • The circumstances of this case were rather peculiar. It appeared that the family of the defendant had occupied the cottage in question for a great many years; and the case on the part of the plaintiff, who is an attorney residing in Lon don, was that they so occupied is the tenants of a gentleman named Bryant, to whom the college belonged, and that he had purchased the cottage of that gentleman in 1840 for the sum of 1001. Charles Js , the lather of the present de fondant, was, it appeared, tried at these amines in 1837 for a capital offence, and was sentenced to he transported for life, and according to the evidence of Mr. Kearns, in the year 1840, at the period he made the parches, end Mr. Bryant went to the cottage and saw the defendant', mother, and Mr. Bryant having alluded to the arrears of rent that were due, asked her what she intended to do with reference to the payment of them, sad upon her saying that sines her husband had left the country she had been in great distress, he told her that if she would give up possession of the cottage to Mr. Hearne, to whom he had sold it, he would forgive her the rant that was due. She inquired , how she was to give up polonium and Mr. Bryant told her that she must go outside the cot tage and give him the key,' and he would band it to Mr. Kearns and that would be se , ficient, and he also .aid he had no doubt that in considere d= of her distressed state Mr. Kearns would allow her to /amain in the cottage. The ceremony of delivering up the key was then represented to have taken place, and from this period down to the year 1852, when the old woman died, Mr. Hearne, it appeared, made no claim for rent, and he alleged that he did this purely from a feeling of compassion for the miserable condition of the family. After the death of the old woman, however, he became desirous to make some use of the land on which the cottage stood, and he applied to the defendant to remove from the pottage. Re however refused to do so, and asserted that it was his father's property, and the present action was accordingly brought to decide the title. The court rolls were _produced, aad they showed that both Mr. Bryant and Mr. Kearns had been regularly admitted as owners of the property, and the name of Charles hewer did not in any way appear spot them in that capacity. It appeared that Mr. Bryant had died since the transaction relating to the sale, end the only 'lridium, therefore, relating to what took place in 1840, when Mrs. Jennie was represented to hato admitted that , she was only in possession of the cottage as the tenant of Mr. Bryant, rested upon the testimony of the plaintiff Mr. Malcolm, in his address to the jury on behalf of the defendant, said, that although from the irregular nature of the transaction, and the omission of the customary forms required upon the disposal of copyhold property, he should be usable to rely upon the fact that the cottage in question had actually been purchased by the father of the defendant of Mr. Bryant for 1001., yet he should be in a position to call in aid the provision, of a recent statute, which enacted that twenty years' undisturbed possession of say property without payment of rent should be sufficient to establish a title, and if the jury thought this had been made out, they would be justified is returning' verdict foe the defendsat. It appeased to be perfectly clear, even from the evidence of the plaintiff, that no rent had been paid for a great num ber of year' ; and the only tut to show that I was a tenant of Mr. Bryant was the conversation that took place, according to the evidence of Mr. Kearns, in 1840, when the key was delivered up. It appeared to him that, according to their own showing, the transaction in question was &moat entraordinary one; and he thought the jury would epee with him that it was clear the poor old woman did not at all understand the effect of what she did, and that she had not the slightest Ides that the was alienating the property of her family by handing the key to Mr. Bryant. Evidence was thee adduced, the effect of which was to show that, so far back as 1835, Mr. Bryant had stated at one of the manor courts that he had sold the cottage in question to the elder Jenne, for 1001., and that he had had 801. on account of the purchase • and it was also stated that a sum of 301. wee paid in the first instance ; and one witness swore that he paid Mr. Bryant two sums of 101. each about the time on behalf of 'saner. It was also proved that the family of leaner had been in posessice of the cottage la question for more than thirty years, sad there was no evi dence of any rent having been paid during any portion of that period. The learned Judge having summed up, the jury, after • short deliberation, returned a verdict for the defendant. Adonis lirsifsi, 26, a Frenehmsn, was convicted of breaking and entering two dwelling-houses, and stealing various articles of wearing apparel. Mr. Johnson conducted the prosecution. It appeared that the prisoner was seen wandering about the neighbourhood of Petworth on the morning of the 6th of May, and was taxon into custody by one of the Sure: essestabalary. Upon his being searched a variety Martinis. were found upon him, which, it tarried wt, had beat stolen from separate dwelling houses in the neighbourhood, cete of the robberies having taken place on the 2nd of May, and the other on the same aMht the prisoner was appnpendd. Ths prisoner merely denied the charge, and did not give any explanation as to who or what he was, or his*** in coming to this country. Hs was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Tae HAITZAT IR IhELanD.—The following very sad/tamer, harvest report apneas in the Liawrick = received this morning :—"Nevor was there more promise of an early sod plentiful harvest. We have simad mans of splendid wheat, nearly ripe, from the farm of E. F. Goff, Seq., Less Castle Connell- we bare reckoned eighty in one of the ears. Pota ' toes as health sad good, and the yield promisee to be most freitfal. This day has been exceedingly hot Gnu a night of rattier troy rats." THE POLIO,: COURT& SOUTHWARK. Jolus Jona, who described himself as a ph artist, was thuged with committing a mardeniustZllll Kr. Barton, the landlord of the S wan Tavern, B ._ road, whereby his lif e is in da nger . The prisoner went with ethers to Mr. Barter's rooms, and commenced makiog a disturbance. B a yi ng umeefeeed, was thrown dowa oaks, hie rohay famed through a window. The pri soner t h en kiekelhigi be became inseasible. The assailants ran off, but the pi ma wee secured. Remanded. Bail nfamd. THAMES. Wakens Payne and Jaws Woods, labourers, dve:l in Bromley, were brought up, charged with hei gg and disorderly ; and Woods was also charged with assiobjai Thomas Allen, a police constable. With respect to the charge against Woods, two vit as " deposed that they did not me him strike th e constable m i t Allen salved the prisoner by the neckcloth sad UM:4 and in endeavouring to extricate binel(•straggle and Allen was thrown down. The people yid to , Age, " Don' , choke the maw" neonr. Yardley asked Allen if he seis e d the ma t b y a s kcloth t Allen—Yes, air. Mr. Yardley—A moatisproper way to t►ke a use jab custody, and lie ave said au frequently. It vo i d s assault the po, and exasperates others. r prisoner. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrvaasoor., JULY 23.—( By Magnetic Te'eaninko_e.„ estimated sales this day are 6,000 balm, inc,udios sop and 540 for export. No imports reported. The previous week are 2,7;2 bales. Bales: Amenn, 5,700 bales, at 31a . also 1,04 0 0.0 n speculation and for expo rt; Peruvian, to sw.„ . Maranhams. 70 bales, at 7d.: Eirtutian. 120 balea, at qd to / Barite, 110 bales, at aid. to 3d. The market ia quiet, bat further 'hangs; the trade generally limit their porenam wapuus inePl7. 00R21.—Baerote, Jutv 25.—We bed a very limited dement la wheat to-day, and, where sales have been made. a reduction of 4. sy to ba @abstained to; red, 71s. to 79a.; white, kle. Within( drisi sprint Ibrecivos.ow.Taaa, JULY 25.—We bad a small supply or this day's market, and a thin attendance of buyers. Wheat man of slowly at about last week's prices. In bailee, oats, sad there Is no quotable variation. Imports during the pen eseo.4 Wheat, asestwim, 100 qrs. 01.assow, JULY 25.—(8y IllarseticTelegrarh.)—Wiss e t u a retail request, and the tendency is favour of the buyers. paw yid firm, but difficult to sell except at a reduction. To eflaet sales clan 3d. to 64. per boll leas must be taken. Oatmeal eastlasss Meth, and • further reduction of 6d. per load has taken plea. Ths Muk Indian seen here I. all mixed American. sad it la held over the einvelpondlng prioes in LiverpooL It has hem add ju at 21. to 2m. per 230 DUILD4 JULY 21.—We had a very dull market atom Corn.it today. The currencies of Friday w ere b are l y supported gerea and We; and Indian con must be noted 6d. to Is. lower. CATTLE.—BoNVOID,ICIA 2s.—We hod at our mid* 101 l t i e r 'apply 05 mock; all of good quality was quite u dear. h. 6d. to 3s. Mutton, la. to 4s. 10d. Lamb, ss. to 65. Tid o 4s. to ft; 10d. Pork, is. 6d. to ta. id. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. • Jags-at Liverpool. July 2; fr0m..........-- -.OWN ANIII-at Liverpool, July 25, tram-. - ....... ..... ASnarrron-off Liverpool, July 23, fr0m.....................M12 ALUILUMIIO-11t Gott, July 2; from Alta* aknairsas(e.)-at Southampton, July 22, fear ....... .. Barsvisa-at Ormond, July 25, from Prelude lkssimna-at Gravessod, July 25, from Okad a flosal Fa/amass-at Liverpool, July 25, from 2,2111 OlOmmiaoa-at Livorpool, July 25 from .82. Janis, Lk =g;on-st Liverpool, July 2.5, from .......New T -at Liverpool. July 25 from Clivor or New Yoga-at Liverpool, July 25, tram N.A . :, are or Lonootr-at Gravesend, July 23, fr010...........Dai1l Cielli• MATILDA-la Of&TalltOrt, July 25, from BIM (Lanus'-at Dartmouth, July 24, from OPMI Nrat-st Shield; July 24, from St. Jolues, 1.1, hero-at Bristol, July 24, from Cidi tirLynn, July 24, from r it CAILISLII-at Cork, July 22, tr0cm............ftM hums--at Cork. July 2; born Pharr-at Grunwald, July 25, from - Grad* Folosaxm-at Liverpool. July 25. from ....... 801•911 Moats Duo -at Liverpool, July 25, from The Gazer Worreas-at Liverpool, July 25, from .11•• Sok limona-at Shields, July 24, from. .... ..... -.....--.Gpimil llou.son -at Gravesend, July 25, from Moil ilzaa-at Shields, July 94, Irma. 0411 Ansa loos -at Bacon-at Hull,uly 22,trom July 24, from. ..112db Cork, J .Coostaildsigh Jirtas-at Deal, July 25, from Alossolil Joira-et eravernd, July 25, - July —off 25, y 2.2 from. Maim KWh. P sers— _____ i Jeans Disowns sr,— July New GSM at Liverpool, July '24 Rio ONO La One -at Gravesend, July 25, from Cita= 111 Mouswar LBll,l-11,t Ciirdirs Jul 7 23 10a froal mass as , u—st Shields, July 24, API iiNDDIA— Off Lalrtfllool, July 25. Maur—off Liverpool, July 26, from iiiiiii Pamleasire—off Liverpool, July 25, from &WM Pauosu (es.)--rit Liverpool, July 25, trona AMNON Pcopurs—et ohields, July 24. from Gma Baena—at Hull, July 24, from Coma= Snuse—at Gravesend, July 23, from Sovnadoen—at °rammed, July 25, from Cries Sterzas—at Poole, July 24, from --Lila. Sizes—at Shields, July 24, from IMO Mersa Penz—at Liverpool, July 25, ham. Si. iltipMeh, fill, T hemes Jesus —at Bristol. July 24, fr0m.............„ ... .... Guise ?arms—at Plymouth, July 23, fr0m...... ... Grob T han—at Welds, July 24, from —.....1101, Unosawarrza—off Liverpool, July 24,, f0r5.................1116 llistar—at Yarmouth, N., July 20, from Marisa are Louts—at Newport, 11., July 23, trin = w...-ca Fslimotalt, July 24„ , .............. .„..........= Warsaw Tua.— at Plymouth, July 23, from... .... Wen liewi—off Queenstown. July 23, from ........... d•ILID. Moue-from Grameend, July 23, to -BMW Asso-from Liverpool, July 23, to (ims Bounux-from Gravesend, July 25,, to MA llamas Wrium-from Newport, W., July 22, to__ Shllows4 Oorm-from Portsmouth, July 24, to .AMoS9 Couanutax-from Corml9, July 22, to __,..limli Cause Hamm-from Newport, IL, July 22, to - -WI Commas-from Gravesend, July 15, to Cuo-team Liverpool, July 23, to -Caloolll Dooms tos.)-from Liverpool, July 25, to JAM Domes-tom Gravesend, July 25, to Ostia= Ecrrsoars-from Liverpool, July 96, to Bouras-trom.NewPort. 119-• July 13 . to Knows Lac or Wrensoa- hem Newport, 16., July 23, I. Calais Poarrear-from Newport, St" July 2J, to St. Iltosoll Osentoveo - from Newport, IL, July 22, to Boredom Out-from Plymouth, July 23, to Alastordos (imara&-from Graverm4 July 23, to la// Ilaborrs Lula-from tiff„ July 23, to WWI. Nvr.nrom,-trim New Y., July 22, to 13t. Those Lansa--trom Orr July 23, to Addrill Jess Bons- from Ltrerpool, (trammed, July 25, to Amboy Anse-trom July 23„ to Nuts Lewes Lososs-dirms Liverpool, July 25, to .......... QOM, Loos Itsoissom4-4rowt Liverpool, July 23, to -. Coloors Lass-itosa= i6 July boloo-intlia July 23, to Ratosym Samta-Ossa_ liemperc July 22, to llt, Mora Lsos WlNlssn-ben IllawPort, 11 .. July 2 2 . to AAP 111AioAarnm--Itini Uoirpool, July 25, to GRIMM (or -two liamimmptos, July 24, to GPM , Liverpool. July 23, to ltanados Limped. July 2.5, to @WM Itassow-Onm Oramossd, July 25, to patois Its &mar Pan-ham Ormond, July 23, to IMAM 800-tram Liverpool, July 23, to agile Mama ilescromes-ham Gramma& July 23, to tail . ,_. ........ Zaaaa—tress Gravesend. July 23. to BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. ABNOLD.—JuIy 21, at Oloneester.terrsee North. Hyde-pak, t9 l Id • of W. B. Arnold, P.]., of a daughter. 116NSON. -July 22, at the Manor House, Tidal:4ton, the vita Major Benson, of the 17th Lanese; a a son. BUILROUOtigh.—Jay 20, at Elderton Lodge, Gunton, the Ha Mrs. Burroughes, of • daughter. SALE&—JuIy 20, at `d elbaleaset, CarenaahArguaze. the Chita a=„11, of a daughter. ttly 91, at Panbrate.terroos, Kensington. the all 01 Z. Nogg& laq. of a daughter. 171,191 L—July 11, at Nortak4remest, the wife of apt. Tyler, grief Ilteof • eon. lfrlT.—July 22, at Allerellaborpo, Norfolk, Lady TyrohNe at aeon. WAlll.—July 22, the wits of IL P. Ward, beg., of a daughter. BOBANQUBT—BARROW.—JuIy 24, at Maryiebons Church. b 1 ties Ray. 11. Morris, M.A., Vicar of gatington, Warwickshire, Bassaguet, Faq., of the Shrubbery Overeeal, Leicestershire, tt Math. Fanny Catherine, daughtst of T. J. R. Barrow, Es+, Lied' loyal Navy. DRUMMON D—BMITH.--Julg n, at St. Mary's, Manchester, Chitin Lukas= of J. Drummond, Egg, to Susanna, daughter of Wail Mr. W. Smith, of Manchester. HENDHILSON—CORBIN.—JuIy 22, at St. James's, Benoondsey,if the Bair. B.N. D. Brown, M.A. 0. Henderson, Beg., of Borroio stolen N. 8., to Jane, daughter of Capt. J. P. Cotten, of Geer& Blom Navigation Company's sterner John But. JIFFIGUS—PEARSON.—JuIy 21, at St. Panora; J. Jegteris, Ind* Madras Herres Artillery, to Caroline, daughter of M. Peanotafolv of Ganion.paue. LYALL—CAVa. - July 24, at Gaapougem mush , by the 110. Brodie. Vicar of the parish, George Lyall, Egg., of (Uttar, eldest surviving am of Melon George Lyau, Fog, Leedom, to Frame, dot daughter al Daniel Can, gag., of OM Hill, Gloucestershire. a DEATHS. BOLICHEEL—JuI.9:, WBDem Guy, KG of W. L Bowllar, Palnashterrace, Galloway, aged 43, DAYIDBON.—JuIy 21, at Orcevencontreet, 21 =cheater, 10.3* Davidson, aged 14. Oft OOLQUIIOUN.—JaIy 211, at hie ruldenes, to Stratford 111._ es (Insulter de Oolqubouo. G.C.1.0., LL.D., IA Use of th e HlMlleatio Repatilla of H.& El. the Grand Dale , Oldenburg, and CoosuLGemeral of H.M. the Wog of Wash is ' • 76th yaw et his age. GOODCHILD.—JaIy 22, Anna, daught3z of the late T. GOMA laq ,et Warren-etserst, navy-square. ILNIGHT.—JaIy 20, et Bithaa House, Avon Dmemett, In THAW3b.r J. Knight, Eno., aged 77. ILLID.—JeIy 22, at Brighton, 0. Said, Esq., sou el the lONA, Iteid, Ben., of Evell-grolu, Barmy. • Printed and petilithed by Wilms Etna Mtn, of kat_ Street. in the City of London. Printer, Is th e OS* 4 4 ""'' eirallOok the Plano; Intliddios—Taosoo.u. Jou 23, v. • I G I 0 f I .