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1E: lil Ig N I IN 43 . MONDAY . .., was for the de- Berkeley Castle aie new heard of, •• 1 ' 8 5 8. JUL Y . THE SU N, LOND 0 IS,' --.. ---------------------____,____ 19 , plaintiff ; Mr. Atherton, Q C - -..-.........-massa.---....ea , - ........... . . we .• fendant. t nor is it likely .......................___..........----.. EVERY TUES FRIDAY EVE-NIN'I ....... 0 . , -...................--,,---•---- -...„„„;0._.,--,-- -----*---. ~,_. that such cases will often recur. In 1 PRICES OP SHARES. AMERICA. c , to the intervention ot c the Lnwes, July l'i: On the 19th of April last there was a steeplechase the idea of a eer• a mo( ern eyes _.--10.....--- had been quiet, owin e ' one were considered to be highly fo.vourable. .-u 'Gar HOME f ) IRCUI T • --- meeting at Flowden, and, amonest tlie ra p m e e being attached to an estate D • Ary Aii:lD ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. iees veaa tronelit Sussex ass . a was oue entitled the Farmers' 'and Tr d ces rim may seem strange, though the case is not without PUI 3 LISIIED Prom the Official List. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY MORNING. The business of the - • , nv e y ening, and the Stakes, of 3 sovs. each, with 20/. add d a esmen's analogies in other concerns ; but the instances e e 1- the out r fiections to the single example before national holiday on the 4 . th, a a n n ae d q. t f • m Europe, ° li n e n t c h e e of 3d l ar b gVe r t- 3 e , the second where such clai . LONDON, FRIDAY, Jeer 16, 1858. h i l i n e c taccn The British and North American Royal mail ceipts and less favour d _ . had a slight advantagea, un s to d for home tot f FesseX wit. "I be opened horse was to receive 3/., and the winner to 3 pay 1. , extremel rare that w ins would ba even possible are so CANALS. emission for the county o towards expenses, all disputes to be s ttl d 1 • y , e . may coufine.our view and ------------------______________ p t and prices for the low and medium con steamship Persia, Judkins, commander, arrived in but subsequently the emend improve a conclusion late on Free, the Metsey this morning frem New York, with use a next Xuesday, at Chelmsford. etewards. The defendant entered a mare for tit' • . • • US, N a .• 1 1 I dates to the 7th inst., 208 passengers and 570,180 grade n s d of ex s _ t o a r te , an. tirm. The quotations d Ohio improved 5c., and closed were-State common brands, (Before Mr. Justice Willes.) __ - ' l- ' l l amid and race namea .ea,...t , , the plaintiff had a or precedent.-Tintes. is without deriving any apprehensions f • i 1 rem princ.pse Compani mes of al Dividendl . .7 Dividend es• te per P r i ce. Names oi. J .?! „„,. companies d r s'' laic dols. 90c. in specie. barrel, $3 80c.; State, extra brands, $3 95c. to - E mil ia Sutton, a good-looking little girl, who horse entered called Chieftain. The race accord- et Annum. • 4 Annum. e • a The Persia left her moorings at New York at per . h - f b ds3 85c. to tr 95- • _______ - __--- x 1, 100.; Mic igan, ancy ran s, '' " ' dfm the calendar to be only 15 years old, inei g y came off on the (ley mined, and the defend- - 2.8 p.m., on the 7th, and arrived at our Bell buoy $ . b d $3 85c. to $3 95c. ; Ohio, was stat e Asian &OM 98 71. p. et. X lit and Ohio common ran s, d 'th misdemeanour, in having unlaw- ant's mare reached the winning post first, and COLO:NISATION IN INDIA. Birmingham 40 ef; - 9 . peak Forest 78 5/. Os. - at 10.35 p.m. yesterday. She experienced lig . ' a 4 - 0 ts 4 75c • Ohio, good and choice was chargte wi. After the raee tome d;te ' .__,..______ Coventry.... 4 r n oc eg l e i r d i e l s ••• • 30 175. - nse foa fair extra, ,oc. o • , to conceal the birth of her illegiti- Chieftain was second. . . , „ At t e _ lea ire _ cloudy weather until yesterday, twhen a de .can e b a $4 ' 7 ••• t $6• Michigan and Indiana, fully atteeespted arose. it being contended that Milkmaid .had In commenting on the first report of the minutes G re r e a re n e ....... 100 61. 15s. - StftrAji . o • r:. 85 _4!... 84 xtra ran s, , oc. o , 140 28/ - prevailed. On the 7th she passed the Amen . e . , . the Benjamin e xtra brews, $4 10c. to $6; Genesee, fancy brands ... / mate child.' • creased Vortex, one of the horses in the race. The of evidence taken befcre tho select committee on d. 7 an 100 21. pr. ct Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6: pr.ct • - ,Stourbridge.. 1 45 121. 10s. - ship Margaret Tyson, bound in ; . bound east. 0 30c. to $4 40c. ; Genesee, extra brands, $5 to Mr. Johnson condneted the protecution ; the question was brought under the centideration of colonisetion aud settlement in India we mainle Grand Union 100 75 . . 6d •-- Severn and 7 . 1 , at, .4. 161. - Ada= for this port, and. the Jekaa c xtar, oun b d $6 ; Missouri, $1 55c. to $7. Canada was in mode prisoner was . -undefended tsy counsel. the stewards, who decided that Chieftain was the directed attention to the salubrity of the climate .1 Kenat & Avn 40 6 , Leeds &Livrp 100 2 8. Wye Rail. i 6 Warwick &I On the 12th she passed the schoonerth b. 0 n t 1 nd with a fair demand in part for the a e ip cea ra e supp y, a (1 h• h tit' h 7 • d t Mikmaid, and the plaintiff b h "'he circunastances un er wlc is c ar e a WAS wiener an no i roue t pointing out that while the plains were fatal h - to t e L ' t ' ewes er•••• 100 51. - 51 ' 7 - Binning. j 100 21. - warwieess west ; and on tha 16th, yesterday, British provinces, prices had advanced 10c., clos d were of a distressing nature. The un- his action for the recovery of the stakes. CR health ofs Europeans, vigour and I 't • h Leics * tr &Mb 83 1/ 5s } 21 ongem y mig t Loughborogh 143 70 . 1.. - Napton.. 100 • 9 Bride, for this port. Bremen ; tbe In- ing at $4 20c. to $5 20. Southern was without preferre ierton contended that the plain tiff's horse Mr. Atl . be secured in the hills. The second report treats Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. - Worcstr &I The steamships Breillen, from __ __ . d the quotable change, and the demand to a moderate happy girl, it appeared, wee oriainally committed - , Birming.i 78 10s. 17% was not entitled to the stakes as the animal had of different topics, and the infoimatien it contains Neath •• •• •• 100 161. - Wilts &B k it,4 lidaittaX , all f •lf 1" d bt M Oxford...• - ileo - _ I r * - Is ' C/d * - Can Empire, from Galway, v laad arrived at New extent, with sales within th ae of 4 dols. 45c. tor trial upon a. charge owi u mur er, u r. e ran o not come in first in the race, His title rested upon is minute, copious, and instructive. Those on City of Washington, hence, to 4 dots. 75c. for low mixed to good straight Justice Will , es ire his charge to the grand jury ' the decision of the stewards, and ae one of thorn whom th , e duty will fall of governing India in the WA , TER-WORKS. the medical i • • th t • York. lence•day had ab- brands • 4 dols. 80c to 6 a dole for common to fa- having expressed h s opinion h . future will do well to had a pecunia,ry in the matter, having interest study this evidence, given Dividend Amount The celebration of Independ . l. . . , . 1 2r - t 7 dols. evidence did not establish in a sufficiently positive by intern ent num lona r • Name Of Company Wens and po Ines vourite fano and extra and 6do s. oc. o made bets, the learned counsel submitted that the . - g , esiclent iu the country and - ' per of Paid. Price sorbed all the attention of the ci , y , 1 f d carce manner that the child in question was born alive, intimately conversant with the inner life of the - Annum. Share. 25c. for choice extras. Corn mea. irm an s . , decision was not binding. were conseqnently at a discount. led quiet, and they ignored the bill for murder, and returned - Advices received at Washihgton from Mr. For- but no sales reported. Wheat ru , _ ned Judea thought the decision of the The tear e natives. To attempt to rule them without know- a s. d. £ s. d. f r all ne for concealment of birth only. It appeared Berlin ... ing their character, 'their hopes and fears, their United States' Minister to Mexico, an- prices, although rather firmer at tne close o . o . . _ . _ stewards was final, and the jury feund for the East London - tyth, the les of Milwaukie that the prisoner was in the service of a person . . wants and desires, is a hopeless task. Many valu- Do. 4 per Cent. Pref 4l. percent.. 25 * d that though he had ceased to hold diploma- qualities, were without change. Sa plaintiff. 0 0 - - nounme mon to named Lynn, at Hastings, and that fur a consider- _ able histories, memoirs, biographies, and essays Gr D l o rd . 5 j per Cent. Pref. '5l. per cent. 25 0 0 28 tic intewcourse with the Government of Zuloaga, Club at 89c. to 91,3. for fair to pri •1110 • COlll t' 1 dol. 25c • able time before the 4th of May her mistress and _ _ have been written on our Eastern em • •1 ' rho. a / I c ie s t /v im :::::' 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - _ he had deemed it advisable to remain in Mexico to handsome white Michigan, 1 dol. 6c. 9 THE BERKELEY PEERAGE. pre, ric i in . _ 25 0 0 - C. ; le pereons a 80 "tl bout her suspected her condition, and Kent.... ••.• • . - - et facts and reflections, and to a certain extent they - too o o afford pretection to American citizens if requisite, white Canada, 1 dol. 3c. ; spri e , na Chicano, 'd 1. 29e taxed her with it, but she positively denied the - - are admirable °aides to statesmen • but this second N -`•-•• - - - se per cnt. 100 0 0 and until he could learn the views of his Govern- and a small parcel of white Southern at 1. o • la ew River Company.. - - d its buoy- fact. A petition has been addressed to the House of report imparts a special quality of ' knowledee Southwark & Vauxhall - _ - - went as ta his course. It is seid that while the Rye, after opening lower, had regaine not - 100 0 0 9G dvanced lc. e evidence was of the usual character. Th ' Lords of a remarkable character. It is not, in centained in what are deemed standard Thl. wemmiseuesee ...... - Administration viewed the action of the Zuloaga ancy, with sales at 70c. Corn had a 1 pu ica- 61 0 0 - - Sales The risoner made no defence, and the ' jury re- env ordinery sense of the word, a lea for redress • tions Older work ma b Do. Da, •.• • • • '4l. pe - r cent. 51 8 ...., _ Government, with regard to the forced contribu- to 2c., with a good demand at the c o . s t e. n of fr I , . , . I y e consulted with advan- --- m -- --------- 2 ------ 78c. ; whi e , South- turned P a verdict of Guilt , but stronel recom- '-- ' - • y e 3" _ still less is it an expressio h su ering, impoverish- tage, but the blue-book before us refers to the BRIDGES. lions, as an hupolitic stretch of power, and inju- of Western mixed at 75c. to - d d to Boc. ; men e her to mercy on account of her youth. titioner is as well present rather than to the past ; its contents are , - rious to American citizens, it had not decided if it ern, 78c. to 80c. ; yellow ditto, 83c. . _ _ _ . ___ _ . . meat, or misfortune. Te pe Dividend Amount Western mixed Mr. Justice Willes sentenced her to be invite endowed, as well descended, and as loftily placed fresh and original, and " t t th poin sou, as e result of Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. were a violation' of treaties. Attorney-General and a lot of two years old . Annum. Share. at 84c. Barley and malt were i m i active and soned and kept to hard labour for six months. as most grandees in Europe, with tho exception experience, where British legitletion hae failed, ____ Black had the matter under consideration, and afloat to ' 2c _.-. of one single prerogative, and to this prerogative and suggests remedial measures. The various x s. d. 4 s. d. would submit his wiews to the President. Lord prices nominal. Oats had advance( c. _ • e Hungerford .......... tter demand at tho improvement. Perk euxFoRD CIRCUIT.-Woacesena, July 17. he asserts his title in the case before us. The tenures of land, the administ t' f • • •• • • 25 0 0 -6% ra ion o justice, the Southwark .......• .. Maimesbury is repegted to have had the politeness with abe . . 16 d f .... leo o o - - _ d with a fair demand at $ ooc. or (Before Mr. Justice Bytes.) whole story is so full of curious interest, and in- composition of the magistracy, the condition of the Ditto New of 7% p,c. 102 per cent. 50 0 0 - to send his speech on the right of search question to ruled stea y, . , 3 4, . Waterloo ....... ...... Western mess ; $l6 thin mess •$1 oc. prime . CHARGE OF B3IBEZZLEMENT AGAINST A FARME . It volves so many points of true historical import- police, the modes of culture, the capabilities of th .... roo o o - me General Cass. 1 15 75c sour mess Beef was in • fair re- ance, that our readers will thank Us, we are sure, soil, roads, and irrigation-all these topics, and C Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 12s ed 60 0 0 _ 30 Ditto Nw ditto of '7l. 11. 89. • 00. • 40 0 o The President had sesued a proclamation, an- mess ; ant $ . . . d _ _ st for the season, with a moderate emend at William Morrison, farmer, was charged with em- for a glimpse of the facts. others incidental to them, are discussed with -1, Vauxhall ............ 28s. 70 10 3 nouncine public sales of land in California on the que t 11 stained rices Country mem $lO 75c. to lsezzling 450/., the property of the Malvern Ina- Among the noble families of this kingdom few fullness and a discrimination which render this - - DOCKS. .7th of February next, embracing in the aggreg,a e we su P k d* t 12 to s ' l3 500. • and provement Commissioners, on March 24, 1854. _ can pretend to superiority of extraction or position volume one of the most precious contributions to 6,231,070 acres. Lord Napier was to have left $ll 50c. ; repac e es ern, $ . , Dividend Amount extra mess, $l4 50c. No sales of prime mess re- This case excited a great deal of interest on account over that of Berkeley. An antiquity ascending parliamentary literature. Name of Company per of Paid. Price. Washington for Newport on the 3d inst. al. of the position of the accused who was formerly Annum. Share. In the absence of scenes of politieal excitement, ported. Beef hams dull, and prices entirely Lorain to the very earliest times of the PI intagenets, and The colonisation of India ity intelligent men 1 • lf fth C ' • ' f h I the following little affair :had been reported from Cut meats quiet, but steady, with sales of dry iimse one o e ommissioners or t e mprove- a lineage ennobled even then ; vast territorial versed in the useful arts, and capable of directine , --- x s. d. A s. d. - 3 tof Malvern Lady Emil Foley who owns • the capital, by the correspandent of the New York. salted hams at 7ec. to 7 4 c., and shoulders sic. to men . Y . 2 possessions, and a seat associated but too closely the natives in the operations of industry, is ad: Commercial .• ........ 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - Herald :-" Mr. Muruage, Spanish Secretary of sec. Bacon steady, but quiet. Lard firm, with a great part of the town and neighbourhood of with the events of medioeval history, c om bi ne t o mitted by all the witnesses to be most desirable, E T ,t o. and We r g r t e r te n r d e i r a ice 61 a Stock. 01 --.. Legation, who, it will be remembered, bad a diffi- sales latc. to 11c. Stock light. Butter steady, Malvern, was on the bench. render this house . conspicuous in the muster-roll tending to strengthen our rule, to improve the Grand Surry .pr cent. Stock. D.& Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 WO 7) o 125 Mr. Sereeant Piaott and Mr. Powell conducted e . . Do. Loan Notes .... 100 0 0 (00 0 0 - culty about two months ago with Mr. Corcoran, with sales of Ohio at 10c. to 17c., and State, coin- e e h aris o rac - of the Englis t c y. From the 12th cen natives, and devempo all the internal resources of '' 8c the rosecution • and Mr Huddleston 0 C and the banker, about a love affair with Corcoran's mon to fair, 12c. to 19c. Cheese dull at 3c. to ._ p_ , . , -.. •/ tury to the year last past the Lords of Berkeley the country. Wherever European skill and super- Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 005 0 0 - London .• •• e -• •• •• •• ~ Stock. Stock. - daughter, yesterday (sth) took satisfaction for the Sugar retained its firmness and full prices had been Ma. Pearce (spec' 'all retained from the Home Cir y have sat as Peers in the great C /tined of the intendence have betn introduced production has et. u le th atearine ........ 4% l. per cnt. 3tock. a - insult he believed he had receiveed by throwing his realised, though the transactions were small, in Cili T t) conducted the defence. nation. The first of the list, Robert Fitzhardinge, been largely b mefitted both in 1 . qua ity and (man- So ampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 68 Victoria .. •• ..•..... 5/. °spar c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 93 his case arose out of the ambition of the people glove in Corcoran's face. The facts are Mr. Corco- consequence of the holidays. Holders continue to died in 1170 ; the second, Maurice, in 1189. They tity. It is specially stated that indium silk, sueer, Ditto New ........ 20 0 0 14 00, -_ of Malvem to erect themselves into a town with a • . • Berkel ~ Cas ran objected to the attentions of lluruaga to his offer their stocks sparingly. Sales of Cuban were / , ke ed in .uy . tle le( fore King Henry 11. and hemp have been brought to their present state - t b d GAS-LIGHT AND COKE OOMPANIES. daughter. Meetine on the street about two months made at 6,1 c. to 71c.; Porto Rice, 7c. to Bc.; brown corpora e o yto govern its affairs.. Having op- lived at Woodstock, or b u ilt a b ower f or Fair of excellence by English setCere ; and it is a fact b tained at act of parliament the anus of the new Dividend Amount ago, suoh language was used that Mr. Muruaga. felt Hasannah, 6c. to 7c., the lower rate for molassse3 ~ t , . _ s Rosamond. Baron after Baron, alternately a worthy of tpecial notice that nearly all native ze- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 1 d • ' ' own ' weie p ace in the hands of a body or bound to challenee Mr. Corcoran. During several sugar. Molasses for home use were in steady de- Tnomas and a Maurice, they appear from the days minders who have extensive factories and larae commissioners, who, whether from the novelty of - ----- _ days pending the challenge Miss Corcoran it is said mand and prices well supported ; New Colleens at of Magna Charta to the days of the Reformatiou, landed properties place them under British in ' ana- z s. d. Z 3. d. d inactive Tur entine the undertakine or from sheer mismtnacminent, I n Henr •s end Gs • t t'l in her anxiety to prevent a collision, and hoping : 40c. Tobacco unchanged an , p _ _ _ _ o ' Wle ' -eine-, si 1 Lords of Berke- gers. Mr. Wise, who has resided thirty years in British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 all - d the market was sus- found themselves some two or three years ago, to prevent it by influencing Muruaga, requested con ti nue d i n reques t, im . s l 1 0, . h - hey, enter i nto the list. i mint gi att l y a ft er the Eastern Bengal, distinctly stated (2630) that Ri t i g , ht PT • • d • o • n • •• ...* 5 2 / 1 .. pe e r r c ce e n nt t .. 1 2 5 0 0 g 0 16 _ 00 0 - au interview. During the interview in Corcoran's Wiled, stocks being small and nearly all received minn near y , 00/. in . the accounts of t o coin Restoration they were made Viscounts and Earls, wherever Europeans have settled the - • f CEi u l it o abl ' e on .• .. :: .... P . 21. 50 0 0 all house, servants, who, it appears, were vratching, having been previoudy disposed of. Spirits of Mission. Tho accused in 1851 was a oiuted col- prosperity o e 7 I PP and when, in the year 1755, Frederick Augustus the people has followed, and if th ttl t f Elir°Pean •••• • - •• -6/. per cent. 20 0 0 , - -.- 134 informed their master of Muruaga's presence. C er- turpentine had arrived freely, and the market lector of the rates, and afterwards became a coin- Berkeley succeeded to these titles, he was the 23d Europeans -had be e st smell o - Great Central ........ 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 - - en encouraaed, as recommended Imperial .. •......... 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 - 80 coran, accompanied by Senator Bright and the had decliiied to 43c., with sales to arrive at missioner, and when his successor's accounts came Peer upon the long and ancient. roll. It was with by Sir Charles Metcalfe and' th Ditto New - 50 0012 13 6 30 'servants, ejected Muruaga from the house, be and 41c. Stock small, probably 1,000 batrelt in to be audite I a large balance against him was this nobleman, who survived to represent the statesmen, Mte Wise b I o er great Indian Ditto Debentures - Stock 100 0 0 213 8 mares 6 ` that the rave- Do. Continental IstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - the servants handling very roughly and wounding receivers' bands. Common rosin continued in found ; but how it arose became a matter of dit- family till the year 1810, that the complications nnes of India mieht era 1 • tus have been set led." Do. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 15s. 80 0 0 41 0 0 sae the • secretary. Upon this Corcoran refused Mu- request, aud prices were fully sustained ; ex- pute, which has now existed for a long time. The commenced which have produced the question be- But he adds that tho h ug permission to s e ttl e tett , Do. Do. as re e n. 41 103. ,n) 0 .., 43 10 0 - ruaga's challenge, upon the ground of his newer- treme pale and mediuna grades scarce, and could result, however, was the present proceeding against fore us, and which at presera, withont fl/11' extine- teenred aa 11 eTa• i • . I Is. lio. 4tn tAi k i. 31. 50 0041 0 0 - ~ ~ a a ..: eatesntaty act of 1633 the In l ' epenaent .•• s• 51. 40 0 0 all - rentable presence on his (Corcorau's) prealiees. seseneee I fall rotse, het eeod No. 1 was plenty and Mr. Morrison. tie., ua . iillatagu or ea meneit ot honours, have Indian Government has never ceased to shoe; hos- Lo ' nilov Parl..P - referen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - 30% Muruaga, feeling the sting of wounded honour, aP- dull. Tar quiet, and Wilmington held firmly at Seiesam, Pigott having stated the circumstancel practically removed this famous title frona the tility to settlt ers, opposing all private enterprise and enomie .. - plied to his Government for Congo, for the purpose something over the means of exporters ; stock under which the charge arose was about to cal Bi itish Peerage. ,• ciscouraging the investmtnt of capital. Mr. Dal- Rr teliff.l •• 5/. 20 0 0 16 0 0 15% Snrrey Con - siim •• er • s • . •• • 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all - of obtaining satisfaction without compromising the moderate. Ashes steady, but not active, at $6. witnesses, when Earl Frederick was, it is stated, married in the rymple, who has resided thirty years in hail, de- United General - 18 ds Westminster Chartered 7 per cant. 50 0 0 - 55% legation. Upon obtaining it he announced to Mr. Pearls arrived slowly, and prices had improved, Mr. Justice Bytes inquired upon what groun year 1785 ; but eleven yea-s afterwards-that is to cleral it to be In d 1 . 1) t •t• (tot ') 1 is e i era - e convic ion meno t ittt Ditto New •• • • - 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Corcoran by letter the termination of the truce, with small sales at $ 6 to $ 6 12 -I°. I n n unus ual l Y the charge of embezzlement rescued ct . sa y, in 17913, he was UncioUhtedly united in lawful the eeceral ntate of cultivation since he went to 1 LIB Western A •••• •• • • 10 0 0 all 9% in which he Ditto 13 stating that he had been prevented by his official dull. Sales of only 250 tons of Scotch pig, four Serjeant Pigott replied that the way wedlock, either for the first or the second time, to couary, where Europeans lave se. tled, has quad tlie position from seeking reparation before. When brands only, at $22 to $23 and $25 ; do., Englith proposed to make out the charge of felony was tho same lady. By this lady, the Countess Mary, rupled the production ; and all this is duo to he accounts INSURANCE COAIPANIES. MUrUag'a threw h 1,3 glove in Corcoran's face Corea- hoop, a7O, six months. Freights extremely q u i e t prisoner's concea lm e nt of the state of t . /he had a numerous family, six of whom were born European energy. But to speak more in detail, it •thout inform bf r -, Dividend Amount ran drew his pistol, but did not fire. Muruaga stood in all directions, but without change of consequence and taking a large sum of money wi e o.e I ,96, and the remainder after that epoch. appears that the value of the indigm produced in wame of Company. per of Paid. Price. in an attitude to receive the fire, having his band in the rates. To London, flour, ls. 9d.; rosin, 2s 3d. ing his employers of the fact. . Of the first division, the eldest was a son named Bengal and the upper provincee may be from t arose the prison- W . ll* • on a pistol in his pocket to return tho compliment per 280th. To Liverpool, fiour, ls. 6d. to ls. 7d.; , Upon this some legal argumen 1 ram , the next, another son earned Maurice. 2,000,000/. to 3,000,000/. per annum, varyingwith 1 d fi '• nc in the if not mortally wounded. This has canted great ' grain, 4d. to 4td. in bulk, and sd. in ships' bage ; et's counsel urging that a genera e cle f In the second divition, the first-born was alto a son the extent of the crops and the market price of the Albion . ........... 71. per c. sfo s o d o . fo '6 d o . Ybezele excitement in fashionable circles, though every cotton, 5-32(1. to 3-161; beef, 3s. ; bacon, 17s. 6d, accounts could not constitute a charge o em named Thomas. After the Earl's death the circum- article ;of this. nineteen-twentieths are produced Ar t n t . - , ,, e l • fri and For. 71.146.6 d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 T - '7ai effort has been made to prevent and suppress it." NEW ORLEANS, JULY 3. ment. , stances attending his inarritge were investigated in by British capital, skill, and enterprise. The value arine ...... . il. p.c.& bs. 100 0 Q 25 0 0 - Athenattara .......... 1 0 0 al - " Another affair of insult and honour occurred , Receipts for the week, 5,600 bales against 1,400 Juitice Bytes was of the same opinion and , 2 . the House of Lordt, and the decision arrived at of the properties devoted to the culture of indigo, Atlas . - ..... 155.0d.&b 50 9 d 515 0 18% directed the jury to acquit the prisoner, observing 41. per cent. WO 0 0 25 0 0 - OU Saturday between Hon. Mr. Scott, of Califor- bales same week last year. Sales ' for the week, had the effect of excludine the first division of the and exclusively possessed by Europeans, throughout ^ n t ritrn i fo e n • im - e'r • Cial` .... *nia and Dr. Ogden, of the same State. Scott was 16,000 bales. Middling, 12c. to 124 c. Stock on that he stood in the position of a debtor to the family from the titulir h onours of the name, so India, iscomputed tit from 7,000,000/. to 8,000,000 e, c 75. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - hurch of Englau.d. .. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 _ at iiirkwood-house when Dr. Ogden came into hand, 100,000 bales. Exports for the week, to Great commissioners. that Thomas the seventh ehild be-anie b virtue acquired b , e ~ y y men who commenced with nothing came City of London .... 5/. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - the office of the hotel. Mr. Scott was talking with Britain, 21,000 bales, auainst 5,000 bales same week A verdict of Not Guilty was then F p taken u on this ' ' of that sentence, the lawful Lord of Berkeley. It but perseverance, industry, and knowledge. The County .............. ared.& Gen.the spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 U. per shart 100 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 - several gentlemen, when some offensive remarks last season ;to France, " 800 bales. Freight to Liver- and upon a second charge agains, the prisoner happened, however, that ill the family itself other quality of indigo reach) by natives is from 20 to Crown •• •• •• •• •..... 11. 18s. 50 0 0 22 2 86 were made by Dr. Ogden. Scott told Ogden he pool id to 7-16 d. Exchange on London, Bto 81 / , • arising in the same way. Eagle . views were entertained. Earl Frederick devised by 30 per cent. less valuable than that made by Euro- Equity ss. and Law.. :•. •.. sti per cent. 100 : : - 5 0 0 6x ----. 5 0 0 _ had insulted him three times during the converse- per cent. . will his lands, his money, wad his grand old castle pains, and this superiority applies to every commo- European Life IL 20 0 0 a n tion. Ho asked him to stand up. When asked 11/013ILE, JULY 3. WESTERN CIRCUIT. R --ALISBURY, JULY 18. oi s eldest children William an t I • / d m a uriee, in dity. Within the la,st 10 years the production of y Endowment •• 41. per cent 100 0 = il ral 6 per cent: l 5 0 0 - ~, 4 0 0 - . all for what purpose Scott replied that he would not Receipts for the week, 700 bales msame week last The commission was optned hero last evening succession, and Thomas, with more than fraternal the chief staple articles has been nearly doubled, Globe ......... 51. per cent. Stock. all - by Mr. Baron Channel'. Mr. Baron Watson Gresham:Life - _ - strike a man sitting. Ogden got up, and Scott year, 80 bales. Middling, 12c. Freight, 13-32 d. magnanimity, supported the same cause. He de- and in some of them much more ; while the price 47 6 o 4 knocked him down er back into hie chair. Ogden BUFFALO, JULY 6, 6 P.M. arrived later in the evening. Their lorcispips clined to assume the title thus devolving upen him, in India has generally increased to a correeponding otnia Do. • - 20 0500 0 - n ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 20 0 0 sua.,' drew his knife, and threatened to attack Scott with Flour steady ; sales, 900 barrels, at $4 12c. for dined with the Bishop, at the Palace. . and has persisted in that honourable self-denial to extent. As special cases, it may be s'ated that jute Imperial Fire... • • .... 121.1.er cent. 500 0 ~, 50 0 0 - crlalLlfe it, who was unarmed, but did not, O g den ehei- extra 'Wisconsin, $4 25c. for do. Ohio and Ca- This morning their lordships attended divine the present day. Tao cousurenee therefore was, formerly sold at six and eight annals the maund ; rmP s 210 0 '--- Indemnity Marine .... 51. p. ct. &bs. 100 0 13 longed Scott, who promptly accepted through his nade, $4 45c. to 4 50c. for double extra. Wheat service at the cithedral, where the assize sernaon that a e:maplete severance between the estates and it now sells at two and three rupees ; and iu place Law Fire ............ 2s &2s bons 100 0 2 0 0 150 friend Mr. Maynard. On Monday the affair was 1 ewer ; sales, 40,000 bushels Chicago spring at 62c. was preached by the Rev. George Powell, sheriff's honours of the family was only avoided by the for- of 3,000 bales shipped fot this country in 1836 the Law Lite..• .• ........ 211. per sh. 100 0 12 13 3 3/4 settled by a declaration from Dr. Ogden of no in- for superior, 65c. to 68c. for good to prime ; 3,000 chaplain. bcarance of ono of its membw.s. Had Thomas quantity has increased to nearly 250,000 bales. Legal and General Life 4s. per shate 50 0 20 0 -- London The business of the assizes will be very I;,s,:ht, the se 0 12 14 0 38 tentional insult in tho language used, when Mr. bushels whit e Canadian, at $1 lc. Corn lower ; availed himsslf of the powers assigned him by law, Another most. important production in India is London & Prov. Law • . 3s. 5 ° 0 20 0 3 SCOtt expressed his regret for the blow." sales, 33,000 bushels, at 47c. for warm, 58c. to 59e. calendar containing the names of but 20 prisoners; one Berkeley would have been sitting in Parliament date sugar, and a 3 that article is not so well known Marine............... ' 18s. & bs. 100 0 20 0 0 87 The President is said to have de'ernained to for sound mixed, 62/c. for piime white Illinois. several of the charges aro but slight. There are with the title, while another would have been ae cane sugar it calls for sorne renaarks. Mr. Mix- Med. Invild & Gen. Life I% per cent 50 0 20 0 - Minerva ........•• - 51. per cent. 20 0 4 0 0 - have the Nicaraguan route opened, and to, sustain Oats lower ; sale., 11,000 bushels, at 37c. to 371 c. two special and two common jury camee on the ruling in the castle without it. As it is, the keezio states (3,727) that there is a small area of Monarch •••• • • • • .... 51. per cent, 5 0 10 0 - any company that has a valid right. Vessels of Freights quite firm, at 10c. to 10tc. for wheat to civil side. Berkeley in the castle is not confronted with about 100 miles by 20) exctllently adapted to this '•- r .11We° l'tv . ,q, 6% per cent 10 0 10 0 - war were at each terminus. New York. It is probable that the assizes will terminate early another Berkeley at Wmtminster, but meanwhile culture, for though data trees will flourish all over aliteree i e.ican •• •. •• •• •• ~,,•• 5/ p. ct. - .... Sl. per cent - - - 493 , 175 /4 The New York Herald says, in reference to this _a_ on Tuesday, as eleven gentlemen of the bar are there is no Lord of Bee keley at all. India, it is only in this small area tlitt they will Profe3sMna Life • ..... 51. per cent. 6 b 0 010 0 - • question :- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. announced to play a match of cricket with the rrovidenture........ 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - For a time these embarraesmen a were eluded produce sugar. That area, rune from Calcrattein a Roe% Life -.. 7s. 500 0100 - "M. Belly returns to Europe this day by the The City of Washington, Caroline Netnaitli, Northern South Wilts Club on that day. by an easy expedient. William, the first-born northeast direciion ; the trees require to be within Royal Exchange ...... Bp.c. & bs Stock. au 278 s!eamer Pereia, having completed his arrange- Chief, S. R. Mallory, Cultivator, Edward Stanley, Cal- -.re, child of Fr 1 a -, -a k• 0 the actual in u e f Sun Fire e erick u s Nis dto the Peerage in fi elm o the sea-breeze, and neither Ditto Life ...... i% p. c& bs - . 1/. 14s. - ” --• .... ments in Central America for constructine a sl • . , up Hope, Cynosure, and E. Sharialan, hence; Walter Scott, _NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-Yor,K, JULY 17. his own right by the title of Beron Segrave, and too near nor too remete ; that gives an area 'of united 'Kingdom .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 5 I'S o• - canal from ocean to ocean. Much mystery'has sur- and Vielvfing, from Sunderland ; Sir John Franklin, and (Before the Lord Chief Baron.) was afterwards promoted as Earl Fitzliardinge, ar sl. about 20,000 square miles. The date produces upon tii, Universal Life ... ..... 5/. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - torla Life :..... •• 5/. & houns. - 5 0 0 - rounded the career of M. Belly since his arrival on .Elbe, from Hamburg ; Win tecen, and Reliance, from New- eat _ _ cattle ; London, from London and Portsmouth ; O'Flyn, " 1 herefore set in Parliament without reference to au averaue about 1 ton and a-half of sitter or acre • 61 PRILS COURT. - SENIOR V. MEDLA.3.O. -SLANDER. .le t . . - . o . t 0 p , - this continent. He has been represented, V on ee n„,,, he osition of Thomat But lest ear Lord Fitz- and if one-twentieth of the lend fit for this cul- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. en, Orpheus, and Anna, from Bremen ; o:or:Elect°, Mr. James, Q.C., and Mr. Uathank, were for t P. one hand, as a diplomatic envoy from the French -- (1 . d ': a' y ' • ' from Glasgow ; New Orleans and Wm. Nelson Havre ; the plaintiff ; Mr. Atherton, Q.C., and Mr. hardinge ie , unmarrie , and though the estates tivation were se applied it would yield about 9e0,000 ' Dividend Amount k Government, clothed with eaten& ive powers to W. B. Deane from Bordeaux ; the Pauline from Fal- Overend Q.O were for the def lant. and castle passed in clue course, by Earl Frederick's tont, or about three tienes the consumption of Great Name of Company. Per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. treat with the Central American States regarding mouth ; and Indian Empire - from Gal va ' &.e h 'Pis ' I - •"' • h • en( % -1 t will, to Maurice th e new title did not so ass but Britain Lest en sho ld - -t. suffer from the ;Y, e ave _Lae main - tiff is an arceitect an- surveyor a . ‘. , , . p , • • y u suspee. e , - - _____ _ the transit route, a. French protectorate, and affairs arrived at New Y k - ' or . Barnsley, aud the defendant is the collector of rents, became ex,inci t so that the original predicement (ltte is of inferior quality, it must he observed that x s. d. 4 s. d. generally in that country ; and, on the other, as Tuts Amazon, henc , ., for New York, was a Australasia........... 101. per cent. 40 0 0 all 83% Pol , en off and for many years had the chi f na ement f ensuin after Eirl Frederick's dec I . else ns been it contains more saccharine matter than cane sugar. Bank of Egypt ...... - the agent of a French company who desigued to , Nantucket South Shoal on the Ist inst., with loss of - - e ma g o g 25 0 0 18 15 0 221 a the iates, their assessment, and collection. About created anew. Maurice Frederick Fi'zhardiuge The sugar that cornet to this country, and is known uaret or London ...... 51. per cent. 109 0 01 50 0 0 - open the routs as a, private speculation. three topgallant masts, during a heavy squall. The latter turns out to be the true state ( f the case, The Josefiue, hence, has arrived at Mataiazas. two years ago a "Vigilance committee" was ap- Berkeley is L or d o f Berkeley Castle its broad lands as Dobah and Chovegeh is principally da, e. The - 7 c ll h rit k h . N l zt . h i t t er s i , c c a h n . 4 9 i. p p e e r r c c e e zt t .. 5 ,„ 0 00 , all 53% 3006 0 0 - and M. Belly returns home to-day to report the QUEBEC, July 5.-Tiae Riversdale, brought up here pointed, in order to see, if poseible, whether the and its faird o maius, butheisnot a Peer of the realty. refineries are sorne at 70 and others at 15a miles city . - success of his mission to his employers " from Green Island, has been condemned. excessive rating of the town could not be reduced Thomas is the P e er, but he declines the dignity, as from Calcutta, though there are three very large moga er i . . c • la • l o - f • L • o • n • Won . : 71 " 100 0025 0 0 28% •p•c• & be. 100 0 0 20 0 0 20 Considerable anxiety had been felt at New York The Cleopatra and Montriello, hence, have arrived at by adopting measures of economy, and the plaintiff, before. We have been expatiating so freely in tee ones in Calcutta itself. It would pay the ryots Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 41. per cent. [2O 0 0 aavannah who was one of the overseers of Barnsley, w as old fields of hittoly and feudalism, that a- word or well to grow date sugar at a cost not exceeding 12/. Lond.Cnar. Bk. of A.us. 51. percent. 120 0 0 all 173 , 8 at the arrival at quarantine of several vessels from 6 * • a i 20 0 0 Cuban ports with their whole crewssick with yellow appointed the honorary secretary of that commit- two may b e necess a r y t i bring our characters to the por ton mbut here a revision otthe law is indispen- Lo i ndo . /I * ••••• . • • . and County .. lei. per cent. l 50 0 0,'20 71 0 - fever, and of others which had. lost a large portion STYINKEN v. SITrINFEN-AN ACTION tee. The amount of rate paid by the railway cona_ level of every day life. itlt.urice Fitzharclinge Ber- sable. Under the 26th clause of the sale law of Lon. & Eastn. Bukg. C. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 28% of their number by that disease while at sea. Among AGAINST THE LORD CHANCELLOR. panies whose lines were within the jorisdict;on of keley not only sits in the seat of all the Maurices 1815 it is enacted that all leases granted in goed L L o o t i t i c d te n n d .T . o d in w t- e S s tock ..• 28 per cent. Isoooj 10 0 0 3 - 0% buinstr 181. per cent. 100 0 0• 20 0 0 esy others was the ship Susanne, Capt. Williatnson, • the town haying been considerably increased, the before bitn, but he is a distinguislaecl. member of faith at fair rents, if registered within two months tr at. p r . . . ovincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 100 0 0 35 0 0 - 4 which had sailed from Matanzas on the 20th ult A case of considerable importance has arisen out ./ companies resisted, aud appealed for redress at the an honourable profession, being, in fact, ed of b the Ditto N none other from the date of execution, and approv y , ew ... am Ditto ditto - with a cargo of sugar for Greenock. Her late com- of the celebrated cause of Swinfen v. S winfen • Sheffield quarter sessions. The defendant under- er of tha 20 ears even than the eallant offic t name, once a Lord revenue collector, stand good for y / Natioaal B 20 0 0 50 0 ank - ,as It took to settle thes • 1 end now .1, Vice-A • • f Govern- Nel '; , of the Admire y„ , dmnal of the although the p:operty is sold for arrears o .v . eats Wales .. - 20'. - a appeals ; and he, as it was al- per cent. 20 0 0 all mender, R. Newton Cook, of England, and John will raise a question materi.ll •ff tt• th • ' a yaee mg e privi- leaed upon his own responsibility, arranged them, White, whose views on the general organis ition of meat revenue. That clause ought to be extended 0 Or t r o ntul Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 - Harper, seaman, of Norway, had died ; and the leges of counsel. Mts. Swinfen has b • lit ''' ' ioue an an Bank vrhereby the different railway companies were not the navy we have often been called upon to discuss. to such cultivation as date trees, because the farmer p ro ' : xl ` t 1 r I - 20 0015 0 0 17 mate, who succeeded to the command, was com- action agiinst the Lord Chancellor under tiTo f - ol This gentleman, not being Lord Fitzliard* 1 t h• • uneration after six or seven vincta o reland s!.p.ct.&bs. 100 0025 0 0 - Ditto. New. to be required to pay more than they had done pre- Inge, or on yge s is lem al. per cent. 10 0 0 all Mt pelted to put into port for assistance. The ship lowine circumstances :-Au issue had been directed • Grotto, of Bath, Maine, which had left Segue la by die Court of Chancery to try the velidit • viously. On the 25th March last there WAS a meet- legally Lord Berkeley, claims in the petition under years, though when they thrive they last from lonian 5!. per cent. South Australia - 25 0 0 all - Y ine of the ratepayers celled, for the purpose of ire review to enter the House of Peers by another 50 to GO yeare. For such a fanner a term of 20 union of Australia it/. per cent. 25 0 0 all - , Grande for Liverpool, had suffered in a similar de- of the will of Samuel Swinfen, in which h c -' • • 61 e quiring into the reason why the railway companies avenue, but it is only by preliminary explanation years is insufficient. This encouragement given to PO .. 210 0 - gree. The wife of the commander, Dunlovie, who bequeath«l an estate of 60,000/. to his widow. Union of Hamburg e would in the judgment of Mr. Mae- 15 0 0 3 0 0 - Union of L - ondon lsl.per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - With her two children was on board, wag obliged The will was impeached by the d f d t een an that we can render this art of our s were not to pay increased rates. At that meeting . p tory intel- date cultur , the defeudant publicly declared that the plaintiff ll'ible. kenzie, "be of the greateet benefit to the people Unhy Mutual .. -- - 100 0 0 50 0 0 - tO divide her attentions between the dying husband as the heir-at-law. T case came on for was en ire yto blanao. He accused him of having * At the opening of Anzio-Norman hi s t ory a ll o f I n dia and to this country." When once the tree t• I Western Bank of Londn. - 100 0050 0 0 ______ and the care of the ship ; she was actually at the trial in the spring of Mt I Cat Stafford, when b e d • t - • in erviews with the railway companies, and Barons were summoned to Parliament in virtue of is under bearing it is not subject to suffer by the LIST OF SCOTTISII COMPANIES' r ______________________s_ helm, steering, - when spokeu. a compromise was entered into between ceunsel on ' RICES. thet he had sold the town to serve their interests. their holdings-thet is to say, the lord o f p as ti e „s ee c li m ate ; such plantations continue to bear fur 50 The Liverpool, No Y 1 W Or c, ant 1 'Philadelphia both sides. Lord Chelmsford, then Sir Frederick In add't• 1 ion to this the defendant characterised the lands, whoever he might be, was the lord of Parlia- her cro s can be arown betweei or GO years, and ot . p . . ~, I Name of Company. Dividend Amount Company's screw steame C . f a It' nore from Thesiger, being ceunsel for Mr S' f d • r ity o a ll / s. win en, au planatiff as a traitor, as he had been in the enemy's ment. The estate carried the dignity with it, irre. the trees , . We belly° that this information may per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. New York for Liverpool, with $79,000 in specie on Sir Alexander Cockburn, the Chief Justice camp, and he also charged him with having directly spectively of the owner's extraction ; th e h onour b e new to misty readers ; it would ()haven sugar -- --- freight; had put into Halifax on the 6th insts with of the Common Pleas, who th was en Attorney- remi d kets create a demand for our minute - , Ban ve sums of mone y f r om the railway emu. was exclusively territorial, not personal. Towards in our mar , c xs.d.A e. d. _.......- kof Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 190/- her cog wheel slightly dam d 1 age . She would leave General, the representative of the heir-at- ' • panics, adding that he should late to know what the close of the I.3th century the practice com- tures, ant , , . I enable us most effectually to com -) , et , British Linen Com an 81 per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 211i0s on the following Saturday. law, Under this arrangement the defendant was , s i " Caledonian Bank P Y 8 • amount of money he had received for selling the menced of summoning. barons by wr it., or i n Spa,in to cease tue Importation of slaves into Cuba, City of Glu B ••• • l'• per cent. 10 0 0 2100 31 15s Adwices from CampSzott tothel2th d t ult roporte o sect ire to Mrs. Swinfen an annuity of 3,000/. a- ratepayers The defendant e *tted iu his st - other • uld then wohibit slave- rown sue p rsi ate a ords, by the King's mandate, dire:te'd to for wo co . . 1 g e ar itl ci Awn gow aak 51. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 641256 W.-1- _ 3 0 Bank .... 5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 131.0 s that Col. Hoffman and Capt. M ' - arcy had reached year. Mrs. Swinfen, however, on learnine fleet e - • / mem' repeateu it to the meeting, and the plaintia certain per so ns at Isis discretion, with su t r e f e rence out raising its Price to our OWII Oolintrylnen. u nimercial Biuik .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 207.0 s the camp wills supplies and reinforcements d 1 ' ,an tns compromise had been made, was exceedingly ' therefore brought his action to recover damages fo r to territorial tenere ; And about a centu 1 t • ry a et Eastern Bark 61 All the evidence tends to sho v that we might }mem. '--•• •• . per cent. '25 0 0 10 0091 3s 82 Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent, 5 0 5 0 0 that the army, marchin,g in columns, was to set out dissatitfied, and refused to give her consent to carry the slander unon his character. still b aron i es b y wr it leman to give way in their extend our exports of manufactut es into Indie to an National Bank ..•• .. 6%, per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1168 !Os 111)011 its march on the following day. Nothing was it out, but she did not for some time i pertly repu- i tt g - , North of Scotland Bank 51 percent 20 0 0 2100 51 4 _ r. a 1 d mes summed up the evidence ad e uce on turn to ba,reeeee by patent * . The writ, as i 11 t .8 ev.L.en_, 011011110U3 extent if wo were to )1. mace the lane known of the ulterior designs of the Mormons, but (1 . • The matter gave riso to fresh legal pro late it. the part of the plaintiff, contendine that it had extended the disc 0 1 is , n of the sovereign . the patent tenures on a firmer basis, as in the case of the date Royalllaak of S- tl 51 ' t 100 0 0 100 . 8 Union Ba . n . k of S e :tot • - . • Per cell . , 0 0 1361 , s .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 1 50 0 0 40/10s the emigration southward continued. ceedings both in the Common Pleat and the equity b een satisfact _ r ., ony proved that the clieracter of his is rem el d • fr • • • -- '• - lanta,tions ; for we must take care that ash - ,i e in con teting opinions as having aug- p Western Bank. * 71 Der cent. 50 00,50 0 0 0W Of Al , 1 pi '•• me• ; - The steamship C a hawba had write/with advices courts aud in November the Master of the Rolls client had bean eroundlesely, truthlessly, and ma.- mented the dignity h fi • tl •he y con rming se rig ,s o . f ha- increaeed wealth is not made a rea,son for additional ii;it a i ze ct . , re and Lie.. ilk,l.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/10s 'arantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 6s from Havannah to the 30th ult. Her Majesty's e-•' It t directine that there should be a new iim -1 nis y assailer by the defendant, and he celled heritance, or restricted it b fi • th "' t' oppression on the cultivator. The avera y con ning ose r e f) - ge animal Caledonian Fire Truer . 10..p0r cent. 100 0 0 10 steamer Stymha.d left on the 29th for Halifax H " a * lr e l ju(l4men li lit " of the will. This Cause is o o 251 Os City of Glasgow Me.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 i er trio, to t( st the va t y ~ „ • upon the jury to give his client a verdict t dto heirs specified instead ef heirs 1 It has consumption of our manufactures is onl led ~ o awar genera . y _ . per Colonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 S I / " Meielity's steatnerDev tt• h • a * as a ion, aving on board the to come on for triel at the tortticonning Stafford . hint subatatatial dama es f tl • • g or to injury he had. sus- never been positively decidee hew far tha privileges head, and yet our goods axe highly appreciated and Edinburgh Life Insur. 61.nercent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 261 ( 5 ) 1: pennant of Commodore Kellett, was - in th t, " -General (Sir F. Kelly) will t• d d 1 amazes. The Attorney - t . aine ~ an s low to the world that a malevolent of baronies by tenum were superseded by the in- much desired. They are eagerly and largel E u n i g. & Scot, Law Life 51. percent. 50 0 0 2 5 0 4/ es but her destination WaS not known. Sug: p ha 1 fui aud Mr. E. y pur advanced slightly for select qualities. Stock H ( sonduct the case fer Mrs. te wie _ , to con u d ct the attacktupon a inan's r e p u t a ti on cou ld not b e t o t e . troduction of b monies by writ. In most cams the chatted by tire opulent natives, but are beyond the Na a tio A u s a see, of acotland 6/.per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 0 'll Os i Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 I/ 18 s vannah and Matanzas 300,000 boxes. Ex a- ernes has been specially retained change defence. In the meamtime all the neces.sa.ry step; rated or recoenised. Mr. Altherton, for th d f (1. e een era, said that at the two titles would bo merged in the claim of a single reach of the impoverished ryot. This lest class individual, a n d th e old hatuit f tenure would be particularly wish for the e.uperintendence of Et North British Incur... 71. eer coat. 200 0020 0 0 :03/ Os Northern Assurance Co. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 12s brisk on London, at 12 to 13 prem. g y o 1/0- Scottish Provincial .... 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/ 14. have teen taken in the action which Mrs. Swirifen mzeting of the ratepeyerethogre t t • • 1 In the New York market on the 6th inst. the h b ies noise, uproar, -ost or foreotten • but pc- kart the reader nil) , re- peens, from whom they receive more justice t 1 en Scottish Union Insrne 7%1 - pr cent 20 0 0 1 00 11 13; as can advised to brieg ageinst Lord Ceelrnsford ai m eon s- us e- al pee-veil e d, duriate which the d e f en . collect telly ' ' • tl •e still their own countryimen. Tht '---- Standard Life ......:. 51. Per cent: 50 0 0 70 0 30/ Os supply continued abundant, but the demand for it with the view of e ' ; t i A 0 heard that certain cas es at y are batter fed rlnd ` - mcovertng aamages ae fainst him, dant, labouring under excitement tt heir loderd end sl-ill re , u ,ered the leiter ed to no4sess the power of converting t , e _ , , a uders their labour less oneroue. wars only to a moderato extent, at rates, on call, for havine as h ero- d • 'lt 1 ' I - I . 1. MISCELLANEOUS. e; he l e i r , counsel, entired into a corm wor s impu_e. o iim. is caent did not justify owners int o p eers . o ne o f th e se is Arundel aisle,' But Europeans are not only required to di rec t i n t varying from 31to 4 per cent. according to security. mise, as _a . e e es, in distinct defiance of her the . language he had used ;he had not put the pl e a the eoses see of whi c h is popularly thelight l° b 3 duF'-tri 4l works, but to hold minor po s iti ons i n t e, Dividend Amount &buoyant feeline w t . dto prevail, and many anti - ' 't , as no ice ion y. Ties action will le• down f justiticitfon aeon the record. He ha pro ably be set o ,-. , , d not used Eirl of Aruneel i n v i r t ue o f that feudal residente ; Groverninenta sines the native functi enar i es are un _ e Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. were anticipating an immediate return of active for trial at the sitti business even -thou 1 g 1 many of the business men sex, and from the p- . t . rigs after next terra for Middle - the 1 menage wi h any feelings of spito or malice another • B i 1 is er ie ey Cattle and upon this ground foltunately too prone to bribery, corm t: p ion, and - e a d. X s. d. - were absent from the cit I I exe iarese the-dss and the novelty of th .)si ion of tbe noble defendant, a gainst the plaintiff, but during the heat and storm the present Sir Maurice takes his stand. He may perjury, and acteally retpect _ a rogue, previcled he Acadian Charcoal Iron • • 10 0 0 2 0 0 - =Ltd tor the Persia was t/ .. n d ' t ' i e qmstion at istue, will of an aegry diseu•sion at a public meetin g . It was not tie Earl Berkel • •1 t f the patent, or al not detected. Mr. 11'N.• - • 20 0 0 10 0 0 - ~ ey in rig 1 0 African Steam Ship .. • • a ndo crate exten a . 9 doubtless create no small am i _ air, who has rmidecl to 9/ per cent. on Lond ouut of interest in legal merelY a figure of speech on the part of th e a e .. L or d B er k e l ey by rieht of writ, but he is undoubt- 20 m ars in India, recent assail lea ••.. •• .... 31. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - on, of lllc to sf. 13,tc. circles. mends that Europeans Ati n %art •• •• .. •• 2%lper cent 50 0 0 - - France, sf. 121,c. to sf. 131 c . 4 . fondant. It was contended by the learned come- ed lY„the Lord of Berkeley Castle, and, as such, new shouldbeemployedinalla tn . A - i I 1-1 "' • ' 1 25 0019 0 0 29 1 ,4 - . Antwerp and 36 ,eper ic omeeS, Rica aBal 0 Australian Agricultur to 361 IlamtTurg. The Bank st t w - 't , f tl _ _._.___._._____.... .._ z_.. __..._...............•••••10 sel that whet was said Was Priv?leged, and that P e `ltmus to be called to Parliameut as Baron I;er- Treasury, the Home and Foreien D p Australian Trust •... 81. pr cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - a enien. .or __le rADVEit T 1 8 E m E e eitmenM, the Austrinian ROyal Mall - 10 0 o all - week showed an increase in ll sr.] - The most inveterate liver coin- equently the pleintiff had uo just grounds for keley by tenure. Military, Public Works, lq: ' - cOLIS Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - a the items • that of pellets end diarrliwa which had - • int, Stamp and Post specie by nearly $2,000,000, cauted 1 l' f ' ' • tie sdmi- , • i asisted all mediehns b r ewing his action. years, vielded to Du Barr 's der .• It will neither be expec`ed nor desired that To offices, and ha would encot • ' • B ''tish Amarican Land 51. per cent 50 0040 0 0 - nage the dissrmination ta rt me .. '.... .. .. - 'leper seta too o o 32 to o - monthly Californian instalment of tl iy A or • b' F' l • ?, . icious Revalenta lie Lord Chief Baron, in summing up, said that should charge oursel - ; 11 yes wi..), a tec mica . , . 1 ' '1 ditcu , sien of the Englisl 1 m previous la to. ooi , which removes indigestion dys • 1 angmwe which the natives learn D 5 er • cent Bonds 5/. pet cent Stock MO 0 0 - pepsia), week and the arrival of considerable ameu flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and ( I' roceedings „t p u blic intetings were whit is called of thit curioue clai m . Th ere ca n be nO doubt that very quick'y. Mr. eta: ' a ''' ' p?a. p t ter cent bds 51. per cent. Stock 100 00 - II t f coin 9 O .11 iders that India has re L tto ° 'S Per cent. -6/. por cent. Stock 100 0 0 -. the interior, and little or none bavine bee s plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility.ive(;:x t i 1 - •• .1 ef d and that no man could bring Berkeley Cattle is indeed one of those lordships no ereater want th y t ;e eu prise e e e , n sent f • an a class of young Ideglishmtn, Ditto; 6p c. bits 1874 el. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - here. The following is a competitor). of the 1 cl* nend the, great Indian travelkr, Major Edie writ ' -i t another for What es an actioe a e a.ns . had teen said which conferred nobilit • t . yin Imes of old-in fact, and ' that they would Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. per sent S r aock 100 0 0 - ea ing as follows :-" London, 20th March, 1852.- .D ' el .. ( be eagerly soueht after by el be proved t• at the that ave Bennis of Berkeley sate by this very zerniudars and nativ 'l . ' crystal Palace - items :---, -Having snared fearfully for two years from an en' ,>. , r Sir t ble • ee'ine urtle3s it coif , a apu 1G in ~.,, a ca,pita istt who annreciate ,et s e Ditto Preference 7l pr. cent. 50 0 50 0 4% Jtlly 3, 1839. June V., 185 S. July, 4, Is' 7, of the liver and an inv • ' ar o erlleut 1 k 1 I b itered in deliberate spite tenure. It is also certa i„ t h ,t Maurice is note their honeety, ind us t 40 0 all aerate diarrlicea, brought on in India .` tle remar s la , een u. s ry, and sett]. ; and he would cue Palace of France - - Dols. Dols. Dols. and China, and having tried the advice of the most eininen ' t and malice. e n po i n t o f l aw te e d e f en d an e was te e t enan t o f ma lordship, but the question of the encoureee well - ' - e , -organised institutions in the hills City N4Vigatlo/1 Bonds 3" /. 7. per cent - - _ L oans ........ ..,. 119,812,4:7 1 , 14,823,401 - 115,033,358 professional me •Cl ' Il' Flec•ric Telegraph nin una, n( la, and at home, without any not liable to the preenit action without he had tenure itse'f involves many teemed argumeets. for the educatien of the tont of toldiers. The dep3- F ' ' 50 0 all ,ng.&Aus. Cop. Sinelt. - 1% Specie .. .......... 33,830,2j2 01,94.i,i 89 1 . 2,8'17,316 other result than gradual decay, I was on the brink of ti s a th e Pelham e 50 0 0 ell Iris. Mag. T. Co. - _ 7 45s F.lO 7,210,639 8,9)1,590 le been Rearmed by feelings of "' alit ' ) a g ai " 1' ' e may briefly (le cribe the state of the i &tion of the Ccmpany wii en the natives distruet, Diem Circulation ...... , , ' ' - 'lO 101 961 682 :rave -imam ° to lift my arms from perfect exhaustion, when ' : • ' • 'a t. W • - ,3 , 834 , 5 53 C p tau liton ftl 1 , • II • A• 0 ', ! der in his lordsliip's case oy ouservil l , ti n the one hand, 119 claim and. the tie s. - ' . plat tiff c i its br san , e t, on en f ienc f 11 e o a power direct to the • E q uitable lleversionry 5/per cent. 00 0 0 110 0 0 ..... . Gross Deposits 106,800,.. , , , • 0 , 0 le fon. h. I. C. Service, recommended Dittc New , - 50 0 0 22 10 0 - me to try Du Barr '44 - t public meet- to a barony 1, tenur - er et been allowed : Crown ii 11', Gan. Revers. an • lnvest 5l. p c and I/ 00 0 0 00 0 0 ..... The stock market, which had opened with ato discard th y ext.ellent Revaleuta Arabiea F„d , „ nd judgment, ft r words made 113 e of a, Y- e hat ev y . .. , i , Oily commended by the witnemes. The 1 I Gen. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) 25 0 0 all and at elightly tnei eased c (trues. I was then t. lc' a I'l ' °Liebe not to be wiie, on the other hend 0 son - ence extuneushine cuhivitort '• - • - er _ e a in ° . re result of eatinc ings, in the beat of argument, 0. II , ,n- t, - . Lute a curious notion of the relatio little more animatiore this delicious Fool is the 11 1 • • ns Gen .SteainNavigation 10/. para. &1500 14 0 - 0 25% ' t! ic eat had closed as follows: -Virg nia Sixes, 9 m , 9 t • withir fet restoration of in eolith broueht av• iamontli; alai I take a p P eculiar lea ' Y '' 0 About abeelate necessity ;in sue cases bile c aims for tte futur has eter been pronounced. that eeist b - •t . 'As les e•ttl ' c ' - f • • - e ween the Qtrieu and the Compeny. rsaseon Oen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 .all _ Al. A tteresv York Ceriti al shares, isecturi. Sixem Beet ; e all ti . iflerers to follow my exanme. r sh . ,, .s i r b e , i i t4reeen t iniending fo r iust anc as when the privileges of public meet- .€ P CB ' e Paaticular example bt ore us, it is The general belief is that India belongs to the ri lludson's Bay 5/. per cent. Stock gerford .... •• •• Stock - 83 1 • NeW y' I- d Eide sheres, 17 ; 1 , ; Reading 'ries lam Sze ai tt iy m o cku t i lb . t . , . iswer • ,W. ElllZ,lllajor, ll,M.S tP enat;. .1 1 ma Itab'e th• t t , ings aro abused, and are made Alm oppormeity for 1 , • a Le claim, though more 01111 Q th/Cl4, but that she has leased it to the CompanY 1.01. Nc. 821sTa. Maus°. - 10 0 0 a n - ___ itaifroa_ al Oz ,an : _ . , ar _ _ 99. SPPI et y estiesonials from the following e • eleln:iteA t ro• wreaking out erevieut malice and ill-feeling by one OLC3 advancod, and never admitted, has still never for a eel tain stun of money, and aft r they heve de- London Reversiona:y 51, per cent. 15 0 0 all _ d tares, 45; Michigan Setithern sn es ; "; fessors of Chemistry: Dr. A. 'Ur •D • been defieitsl • s-, S. American - 10 0 0 a ll _ Cleveland and Toted sh roe, 33; Panama Railrotid Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Cattak-r ; l ir i. w Sliorland ; Dr. llarvey ; party against another. Great licente and . indul- y rejected, but has boon always iuter- frayed the expmsts of conectien, aud all the ex- .ttltt.•ngtonnt Comp - tOd . 25 0 0 50 0 4% shares, 102 Mi ca ,' o . 1 R k Island shares, 741; lard smart de Dccies; the DON '- . , timer ; Dr, Ingrain ; vager Countess of Castle t gence might to be given to speakeis at public meet- rup . by some incident dispensing with the pro- penses of governmeet whatever is over belongs to ses.w. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 51. a • • per cent. - 100 0 0 _ Milwaukie and ____ t o . an .oc Major Gan. Thomas King, s i nart ings. There was not the slightest foundation for ceedings. G, orge, 19,h B iron of Btrkeley, assurn- them as a body of shareholders ; they lo)k upoe _ .i l 'or. l l , ll . l l , E tstrala4iati W. 10 0 all % and many other res G 1 d Chi- Mississippi, 20 ; - a ena an Re per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 - sons, whose health has been restored b it f Pectab‘c per- the dram against the, plaint ft, the defendant not ing to sit by tenure, and not by writ, claimed them as a lessee ; even all the larger zemindars °, PriC t e'sPatent o b )e a ' n . d!C m o • cago, 861; Le Crosse, 0 - , - D laware and Hudson, means of cure had failed. Suit hi y, a ter all ether o - 21 0 0 all 18 1 98_," Pennsylvania Coal; 75 c - a y packed with inn instrue having justiaed any portion of the language he had 1 wecedence of Barons who, if writs only were recog- have that opinion, and they wish the lease termi- l'eel River.Land&Min. - 50 0 all - , . tionB, In canisters 11b. 2s, 9d.; 211). 49. 6d ; Sib. Ils. • uttered, and therefore 1, nised would c t • ' the question was-were tee ' er -audy nave been his seniors ; but nattd, for then they taink their pesition wou.d 1 te ren. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent. s 0 0 0 all 79% The cotton market, though quiot, wat a, shade 1211). 225. l'ho 121 b canisters aro sent cartage. free on ' W Ditto New . ..„ 50 0 0 10 0 0 Is els dell/ , i this demand w t - firmer, in consequence of b o h - .- II •t f Post-office order. Barry Du BaiTy, and Co , Or le-raem Made use of in spite and malice, - as -et at gest by his elevation to niore secure, be cause b,tt er d e fined. To Europeans Reversionary Int. Soc. 1%/. pr cent 100 0 0 all - t bu •ers and se ers cell) o o h r during the the rank of Eirl. William, Earl Frederick's eldest they I tat. pr cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - . declining to make any eon • 3 Pe,ent-street, Loudon. Important Caution against the ' fear excitement of the mom nt and the. - lave 1 - 10 objection whatever if disconnected ao rn a i l to N i ew cession, 12c. to 121 c. ' e eat of debate ? y Ka 1 Steam t/. p. share. 100 0 0 SC 0 4 .5N being the currency for mixed and • f nal dan e eers of spurious imitations.-The Vice-Chancellor Sir son, also advarced his ?edits of tenure ; but his from the Coin 1 th would hail , pany, and tence ey Scottish Aus. Invest. 15/ per cent 10 0 all - I I street-tit lines o William Page Wood granted an Injunction on the 10th March, The jury found for the plaintiff-damagee 40s. plea was rendered needless by his promotion under colonisation with deasure, and they expect the 3outh Australian Land 71.. per cent. ' 25 0 0 an - tea middling uplanda The receipts o f th' 1 a t e Last crop 1554, against Alfred Hooper Nevill for imitating "Du ELLIS Y. HOPPE R ,- STEEPLECIIASING. . the new title of Baron Seerave. It is not, there- Crown would in I h 1 . •1 h naes ht the ake me icia ca e 1 Trust and Loan Comp. 7W 2 .. pr cent. 20 0 0 50 0 5 - continuing large, and the prospects of tlle coming • Barry's Rey:dente Arebice Feed," Mr, Overend 0 0 Vats Diemen's Land.. 10s. 100 00/28 1 0 0 - /.0 .) and Mr, Kerr were for the • fore, for the that time that the privileges of t3nure.-/lerald. 6 per cent. Bonds .... 6 per cent , - 7 ' - - . -- THE CASE OP MR. BARBEL?. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—ln the Times of the 9th inst. there is an article relative to the case of Mr. Barber, in which the writer brings to notice . Mr. Barber's sufferings at Norfolk Island, and the wrongs inflicted on him by " one Major Child." This name should be " Childs." The fact that it was not the province of Major Childs to decide on the guilt or innocence of the pri son( rs committed to his charge appears to have been entirely overlooked, and Major Childs is repre sented as pursuing with vindictive cruelty an in nocent and injured man. It should be recollected that Mr. Barber was,sent to the island, having been convicted as the principal agent in a crime which not many years previously would have cost those con cerned in it their lives. Your readersare introduced to the " Unsavoury" details connected with the in ternal regulations of the worst of our penal settle ments. The object is not apparent, unless it be to show that no favour was extended to Mr. Barber, and that he was treated probably neither worse nor better than his fellow convicts, albeit (as the writer takes care to point out) an " innocent convict." But, whether innocent or not, I repeat he was sent to the island as a convicted felon, and it was not for Major Childs to ques tion the justice of his sentence. Major Childs was bound to carry out, at Norfolk Island, the rules and discipline prescribed for the settlement, and I presume he did his duty. Since Major Childs quitted Norfolk Island he served many years with the Plymouth division of Royal Marines, and became in course of time Lieut.-Colonel and Colonel Commandant, from which last post he retired in April, 1857, with the honorary rank of Major-General. Let the writer of the article inquire among the officers and men with whom Major-General Childs served, and whom he subsequently commanded, for instances of his tyrannical and oppressive con diet. With those who know Major-General Childs and his character I feel assured that your article will avail little to change the opinion they may have formed of him. If it bo the writer's object to cause pain and annoyance to an old officer who has passed 47 years in the service of his country, I think he may congratulate himself on his success, for I doubt whether the old officer is sufficiently " strong-minded" entirely to dis regard the article the article and to treat it with the con tempt which it deserves. lam proud to call that old officer my father, and beg to.subscribe myself, sir, your obedient servant, J. C. CHILDS, Captain R.A. Alderney, July 13. *** Captain Childs would have done well to let this disagreeable story rest without further discussion. The charge against Major Childs was, not that he carried out the discipline and rules of Norfolk Island in the case of the convict Barber, but that he carried them out in bis case with unrelenting severity, while he modified them in the cases of other prisoners. Barber was kept to his urine -tubs, while Fletcher was remitted at once to the comfortable and light servitude of the apothecary's shop. At this work he was kept, despite the earnest and repeated remonstrances of the other officials on the island. It was not until Major Childs was told that he would be held responsible for the death of the man he was.killing by inches that he desisted from persecuting him in one way to persecute him in another. The change from the urine-tubs to the fellowship of murderers who were daily threNte n i i , ; , to Main him was no it g..in to poor Mr. Barber. Finally, Major Childs " quitted" Norfolk Island by the very sum mary process of a dismissal. If Captain Childs is dissatisfied with our remarks, let him turn to his father's own evidence before the committee. By that alone let Major Childs be judged.--Editor of Times. Country Markets. LEICESTER —JOLT 17. With only a fair supply of wheat at our market to day, prices were generally is to 2s per qr lower than last week. Superior white sorts 495, and 483 for red. Oats in small supply, and in better demand, at rather over the prices of last week, good qualities making &is per quarter. Beans wero scarce, and sold for more m oney, pr i ces vary ing from 4.'a to 43 s per 38 stone. OXFORD--JuLY 17. There was an increased show of wheat to-day, which sold at about last week's rates. Very little doing in bar ley, prices varying from 34s to 37s per qr. Oats in small supply. Beaus were worth Ps per qr., and very few buyers. Flour 33. s per sack. No new corn at market. ROCHESTER—JULY 17. We have again to report a dull market for all descrip tions of grain, and the few who were compelled to lour hal to give a reduction of la to 2a for wheat; other Norte rather better. PER QUARTER. PER QUARTER Wheat, red (old) 40s to 44e Barley, grinding ... —a to3ss Ditto (new) Ditto, white —s to —s. Peas Ditto (old) Barley, waiting ... 28s to 34s Flour, per sack CLFORD—JLY 16. Our market t his m or ning was fa u irly attended, and a steady business was done, at about former rates. Wheat, white old,per s. s. qr.9o 53 Oats, per qr .... 24 34 new.... 40 52 Peas, Partridge ~.....43 47 old 38 46 White 40 42 new.... 37 96 Boiling 4l 47 Barley ....................34 40 Dun 43 45 Chovaer ........... 38 44 I Beans, Tiek .37 39 Grinding . ......... 23 32 I Harrow ticks 37 41. Malt ...................... 773 I Mazagan 34 37 Chevalier ... . ......72 73 I Ditto, new 34 37 red, At our corn market o -day there NOTTINGEIAM—JuLY was l7 a fair show of wheat, mostly taken off in retail, and prices were much easier—best sorts, is to 2s per qr. down. Wheat, white sos to —a Bed 47s to —a Barley, grinding ., to --a Oats 3os to 34a Beaus ........... DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—JULT 15. Qrs. Bost. Current. infetfo' 326 Wheat 47s 1.1 203 Oats 32. Od. 2Bs 3d. 161 Barley 30a 01 27. 7d 12 Peas dit beans 45. 03 4la 61 HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—Jumr 16. wasAT. I BARLEY OATS. ISILLN S. First BOs Od 32s Od 31s 6 , 1 1 48r 0{ is Second 43s 10,1 27s 7d `,9s 0I i 44 , ihi Third 34s Oil 24s 0,1 26 3 Oil 1 333 01 Total quantity of wheat in market, 443 qrs., 412 sold barley „ 193 qrs., 185 sold outs ,1 135 qrs., 123 sold 99 beans /9 23 qrs., 23 sold AVERAGES PER IMPIRTAL QUARTER. Wheat, 2/. 310 0 12ths 1 Barley, ...11. 77 9-12ths Oats, ... 11. 9 0 0-12ths 1 Beans, 2/. 4 9 4.l2tbs , I DUBLIN—JULY 16. White wheat, 26s 6d to 28s 6d ; red ditto, 24s Od to 26a Gd; ditto new, 28s 6 I; barley, malting, 13s to 17e Od; grind ing, —8 to —s ; oaks, old, 15s to 16s Od; ditto, new, —i to IGs Gd ; oatmeal, 14s 6d to 16s 6d; bere, new, to —I Od ; ra.paso(d, —s Od to s Od per brl ; bakers' flour, 14a Od to 18s 6(1 per owt ; Indian corn, 34s Od to 35, 6d per 180 lbs. A Vienna letter says :—"Cardinal Silvestri has arrived here horn Rome and taken up his resi dence in the monastery of the Mechitarists, where he received a visit from the Papal Nuncio on the day after his arrival. The cardinal subsequently returned his visit, and the two prelates went to tgether to the country-house of the Cardinal Archhi-hop, de Rauscher. The arrival of Car dinal Silvestri has very naturally given rise - to a variety of suppositions. But I under stand from a good source that his eminence has beeri charged to present to the Emperor and Empress, in the name of the Holy_ Father, some valuable relics." The same letter . says :—" The Emperor has authorised the convo cation of a synod of bishops of the non-united Greek Church. The bishops of the Bukowine, of Dalmatia, and of Transylvania will t a k e part J ig this synod. General Count Coronini will ako be present in the capacity of Imperial commissioner." Further accounts state that Cardinal Silvestri had been received by the Emperor and treated with great consideration. BIRTHS. EttsgiNE—On the 17th inst., at Putney, the Hon. Mrs) Erskine, of Dryburgh, of a son. HOLLIND - On the lath inst., at 19. Montagu-squara, the wife of Edward Holland, Esq„ ALP., of a son. fIoNY WOOD -On the 16th inst., the wife of Sir Courtenay Hollywood, of twin sons. WElass--On the 1 'th inst., at Wernyss Castle, Mrs. Erskine Wemyss, of "Wemyss, of a son and hair. MARRIAGES. RADSTOCK—CALCRAF --On the 16th inst., at Trinity Church, Marylebone, Lord Eadstock, to Susan Char lotte, youngest daughter of John Hales Caloraft, Esq., M.P., and Lady Caroline Calcraft. WARD DIINCAN—On the 14th inst., at Trinity Church, Coventry, Mr. Daniel Grainer Ward, of the Gr ang e. King's N or t on , Worcestershire, to Fanny, second daugh ter of the late James Duncan. of the Imperial, Cornhill, London, DEATHS, BIDDLg —On the 14th inst., at his residence, Frederick street, Newhall-hill, Birmingham, Mr. John Biddle, aged 44. GREENFIELD— On the 11th inst., at Destebbngen, near, Ghent, Margaret, the w if e ofJatnes Greenfield, Esq., of Brynderwen, Monmouthshire, and sacorrd daughter of Sir Joseph Bailey, Brrt., M.P. TkNOWLES —On the 12th inst., at Ryde, Isle of Wight, Katharine Thews*, only surviving daughter of Sir F. C. Knowles, ;Bait., of Lovel-hill, Berke. HAMMOND —OO the IGth inst., at Kensington, Sophia, wife of Francis W. P. Hammond, Esq. HANCOCKE —On the Bth May, at Banda, whilst serving with General Whit e l oc k' s column, from the effects of sun-stroke, J. Haneocke, Esq., Senior Lieutenant 12th Lancers, ag,ed 31. GoNnoN Printed and Published by MIIRDO YOUNk's of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Tile Su& Oltioe, g'• 112, Strand, in the Precinct of tha Savoy, in the nociatl of Middlesex, Monday, July 19, 1858, IR. a EN Lio ai b y m every evening Admission Is at the Royal Cramer, Beale H CRIS' TAINMENT: Circus —Italia] commencing a Back, is, The Patrons company start ROYAL DAY- Al fresco Er — Cirque Oiler orm from hall N.B. Tune 7 DAYS in Aid Ascent —Extra Admission. F AT H - PHysi Portaat subjec market), at Fa 11 t. X NAN MARRIAGE, eelPt of twell A LHAII .L - A. (The 1 Arrangemen Original GEN P alace, on MO for a short seas CI RCUS COM unri valled Tr( "LE N DID S day Entertains Private Bose P t , IL ; Gall No fees for book SPOTTU • NEW.lrr a co nvenience of Solicitors, and I at 9, riaLrairs nottt p EXCIII at Dristil at 6 10 and T s 4 /k i k 0 R I A N The Warrant, the 30th instant l'"xlmo, and pa 22d June, 185 Prefix ......_ T" NOTICE Is y Et st in RLY DIV' 4i, t i °n l Pany an 6i al'a Four' K aulY 1 9, 1358. AIETR Plac e , LonAdSon' cans an advant; .41,T.n. Poli c i es ure3 within tri g deducted tRITAIS EnlPOWered 'MITA flipower withontpart,dp INTER N . H„. SOCIETY cied7 Pa af l bee n • rop , an stil e les of as d suri earri ng th 'within 1 t , ual premium be ° CZraee. -61 E ir4ow ere3 by VIVORs] • :R1 :ill vI °°l: Jo hn ElliKots professor In, Elliot & W. B. Mews - 3 . Grego] ka ui y, e i n s e tt Qtit Polley to : en out i n Age. 1 , 44 1 , 8 14 A la 1831 1 , 1 : 2 Life At I,,„earoelety N ' t hirds o• Ys. sti bseribed t ) t investmer Ilt,se_h_undred Ihhsanntiniabeirn' ---of r , Q ut one th ..e e 1 , Ls e t " ree liondre °r l ' r usPecti fan ' 11 2, Strai P'44: 4 :e sse n„ fit have a ° ( tri ' e l ; e a T h' f•ar (sceir h physc'e, " - ^alth inn e d . It 1E abmol Tiltietples of "et ineurrin e 'ed the hey ( A ;3' be Intl how the der l a m intzbeere t. en ut ay b hid ?.,rklsoil. 116 e dford. e Th e 'ls' e AI work e._eetta-_1 • f eolato r ler nt 0. Price. Price.