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. .. , THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21 , :-........., _ , LAW INTELLIGENCE. , which had been 'given for its non-production. He t witness said-I have no other evidence al to Mr. Strutt i placed at his disposal were so very limited, that he could 1 PRICES 0 F SHARES 1 INSTITE thought there was no greater tettimony to a man's ye- I to-day. The delendant told mo that Mr. Straw wat his afford her bat eery little pecuniary aid; bat directed that COURT OF CHANCERY, May 26. ill iSANKS, AS B SI A Je s t,iI E N s c,L' s , l a i l o N c l K ) . OTHER COM- I The s"ssil racily than when -not knowing but thet the letter itself tolicitor. •Me Strutt told me he had uo money of the de- , a sovereign should be given to her, and requested her to (Before the LORD CHANCELLIII.) I was in existenc b d d e w hours after, it ne teudant'e in hand. As I - was leaving Mr Strutt'3 office, ' (301 ,2 1 h o e n l h a i d ra y ag co a u la rt l e a si a ed te h w e c t i . ' LLowledgments, and with- epproprietel THE RIVAL - OPERA HOUSES. . e, to 9 pro. tICP a a Faom the Ojicial List. veceezione, ' LUMLEY V. WAGNER. swore unirue--he swore distinctly to the contents of I believe thet gentleman said something about his expec- PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. vi • numerotie t Mr. Matteis was heard this morning in support of the that letter. There was no sufficient e . xcuse forehe non- tation of lumina in the course of a week 100/. of the do- drew with her children. sitors, wit' some ot i h o e n r appeal against the decision of Vice-Chancellor Parker. Product o le f tt t e h r e s o le f tte i r ,d ; em pr o o i bably it was along with fondant's in his'hands. Mr. Swint said, upon my pre- - 'gene Wagner's, at Berlin, sewing the letter, " Why this has been here twenty MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS. _____....... President), The Learned Counsel, following the same line taken by , THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1552. Mr. Bethell on Saturday, confined his argument to the in a bureau of which she would not gave up the key, times. Ido not know whether Mr. Strutt may not have d H 1 f 'd ' .h . k h• • NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED IN 14 4 "..):::: . .: s 1: 1 ;LA Y 2 ,:12.1 u : r . ai a . D .d iseases of Uncertain Seat ... 39 paints as t o w h e th er the court had juriseiction, or wile. and mi g h t b e f oun d there when she returne . e was, 150 . o the efendant s money in is pec et at tis it.- . . Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ...*228 Dividend Amount Veer it was its settled custom to interfere in oases of this therefore, to t a k e th e facts as stated by Dr. Becher in stant M f ther and I have known Mr. Lewis as an ••• ••• ••• iubercular Diseases ... ... .. ... ... 189 Name of meetly. per of _Price. ats P o mPr r f rr o eY : c f:u ti : ° a' : u p i e l up r y rig i oa n n a t e 'C I 'nature by way of an injunction. his affidavit. With respect to what had been said of adver . tising y ag a ent for some time, and we have had some It would Mr. MARTINDALE followed on the same side. Mr. Lumley's embarrassments, it was quite clear business transactions together. I swear that this 11/. took place at Hamburgh was not lent to Mr. Lewis. I believe it was applied to ram, Nerves, and Senses... ... 120 zB. d. e. o• In the rei Mr. BACON then proceeded to address the Court in from what afterwards h b f h M L • ' d f d f h d M ' • would ave een ort coming er. ems s e ence, an my at er an r. Spurgin . Diseases of the B ' 's Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels ... ad buss= tape support of the injunction. Addressing himself to the that the money . nritsh North Arnerlean et. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 point of jurisdiction, the Learned Counsel proceeded to if the lady nsis d te upon it. He considered were Mr. Lewis's bail. I have heard that Mr. Spurgin Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of Diseases of the Stoueach, Liver, and other Organs Jommercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 - ...... , 3 ,, 3 , Art - s - tralas - ia ..-.-....... T A . p n e n r il- c m ent. 7 s o har o -8. 0 ---77 f0 0 0 4G q . with a prof haasdhliadlle. W . agtder had obtained a favour was a Ethan er to Mr. Lewis. Mr. S urein told mo that Los ~ olonial. argue and to cite cases to show that it bad, for a long therefore that Respiration ... ..„ ..„ nt nt Gloucestershire •• • 15/per cent. - - 0 - reading the sarie-s of years, been the custom of the Court to grant from Mr. Lumley by opening tne contract, sho was not Mr. Lewis's g briefs had been deliver P ed b to counsel, and of Digestion... „„ ttt h. ... ht 59 lonian ........ ••• • •• 61. pr cent. 95 0 0 25 0 - It his rudence to slee and t 1 ave him there were no tees aid with them. I have taken no se injunctions in cases where there was a negative stipule. at liberty to lu p _ . p. o e . p Diseases of the Kidneys, e t c. to Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. ::: - ° Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 tion, even though there was no specific performance. under the belief thnt t d he . mone t y in Dr. Bacher's hands curity from anybody else for the money. •• e London and County .. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - ;34 j na e r el y ob ia ß e e s ll u ; had been appropriate in tie manner he desired. Here the LORD MAYOR said it would be necessary ... 7 London Joint-Stock ... 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 18% Around Entering into the facts of the case, he admitted that It it Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles l a Provincialof Ireland- 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 45% Not a word did she say about the money b t hen Dr. ad'ourn the case, in order that other witnesses might be ••• were possible to perceive any trace of the agreement be- Diseases of the Skin, &c. ... ... ... ... 1 Ditto, New......• • • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - came fro V• k - ; 11 w j d d m ienna to ta e her to London, he pro uce . National of Ireland .. 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 1 tween Mr. Lumley and Madlle. Wagner having been Malformations... 94 H vg a o g o h d e ; c E r g o i an engagement entered into with Mr. Gye; and The defendant's solicitor requested that his Lordship , n. ... ... ... ... 2 gat. proyncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 42Ni halter, Wil obtained by misrepresentation, then Mr. Lumley would f B o a d c r i h d e r on the sth they found her going before the notary and would not adjourn a case which would not in fifty thou- 29 Ditto, Now. ••••• • • 61. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - ... oe Oriental Benk Corpora. el. p. en& bs. 25 0025 0 0 36 Sir Eme have no right to be in court, but he contended that no Prematur . e p ß ri tr va. t .t h ion, cold, Atrophy making that statement by which she declared herself sand years be considered to be one of obtaining money ••• •.• ••• ••• ••• ee such trace could be discovered. With regard to the „ South Australia .• .• •• j6l. p. en& lan 25 0 0 25 0 0 - specimens ... ... .., ... ... 5 Ditto .............. 6/. per cent. tree from the contract. The Court, however, declared, ueder false pretences. ••• ... ... ... a • •• • ea Union or Australia.... ' 6/. per cent. agreement itself, he thought that the adoption of it by hat she was not released from her contract and His LORDSHIP sent a messen er to the Britannia As- 210 0 - t l r eZ n i o e r f Itt Le a n d d ri o d n.......... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - work; Mr. 25 .... 0 0 25 0 0 - Montaguee the Wagners was sufficiently clear, even it' it were said t that Dr. Becher was not sufficient! - their agent to bind as a decree was more powerful than a notarial Protest surance-office, which is immed g iately opposite to the s O vu l i d od Id A eenn g c c e. : and Intemperance ~. 2! 40 0 0 40 0 0 - Ward; Me Causes not specifi d - she would find that she would have to obey its order. Mansion-houte, and in a quarter of an hour, - ful pieces ( them by his act. As to the n Y en- yment of the money, he contended that this w p a a s not a pre- He thought it was entirely her own fault, and it was Mr. Erasmus Robert Foster appeared, and being a - INSURANCE COMIPANIZS. Copeland a cadent, nor was ever considered by the scrogner n as quite clear she had intended, as far us she could, to member of the Society of Friends affirmed to the follow- DEATHS now ALL CereEe ... •-• 943 - _ i Dividend Amount figuers and revent the money being paid, in order to escape the ing effect:-I am resident director of the Britannia As- Population Deaths in corn- Deaths retch until it was their turn to mske an excuse of the P Enumerated, spending week In the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price by Alfred non-payment of it. No trace was to be discovered of their liability of performing the covenant into which she surance.office. I know Mr. Spurgin by sight. He is not 1851. of 1851. Week. Annum. Share. " The Iron having demanded the payment cf the money; they had had entered. He must therefore affirm the decision one of the directors of the office. Ho never has been one, West Districts... 376,427 .. 140 ... 154 e..e........-- - been inform e d that Dr. Becher had the money for them ; of the Court below, and refase this motion with costs. neither is he about to be proposed as a direMor, nor is to• ,orth Districts.. 490,396 1 .. 191 ... Ws.d.XB. d. ' - 97 Albion •••••••••• •• • • 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 86 2 tePhens°' they themselves requested the extension of the _ he on the list for proposal, nor is he eligible to be a di- Central Districts 393,25 • 174 Alliance Brit. and For. 6 ... 182 ... 71. 149.6d.b5. , 100 0 0 11 0 0 22 statue of tl tir dth t I before the time they could The rule of the Court, therefore, is that the injunc- rector, nor is he a shareholder. East Districts ... 485,522 ... 196 ~. 171 Ditto Marine..• •• • • Gl. p.c.& los. 100 0025 0 0 41% sculpture L ae, an a ong e Atlas . . . South tncts.. have been justified in breaking the engagement tion greeted by Vice-Chancellor Parker against the , Cross-examined by the defendant's eolicitor-He is • Dis • 616,635 ... 291 ... 24i Argus Life •• -•• • •• 41. per cent. 100 6016 0 0 - bronze by the money was tendered to them in bank notes. He defendants shall continue in force, and that Mdlle. insured in this company, aed he was agent for effect- -____ ww - British Commercial - 7s. 60. 50 0 0 50 0 676 around. th er f ore truste d t h at his Lordship would be of Opinion Wagner shall not be permitted to sing at the Covent- ing insurances in it• I speak from memory. He was Nulls... ..... 2 ,362,236 th 1,000 ht 943 ClericeMed.& Gen. Life spr et.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% Mr. Aa that the plaintiff, not seeking specific performance, but garden Opera-house. at first agent at Chipping Ongar, in Essex. After- m a t es County .......... _ _ 41. 100 0010 0 0 101 and amids wards he was agent fur the company at Leamington. ••• ••• ••• ... ••. 449 Crown .......... •• • • 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 16% relying on the negative prohibition, had, according to Females „, ... ... 491 Eagle ..... . the plain law of the Court, a right to this remedy, and COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, May 26. His agency determined from his leaving the latter lace and residing in London, in which we have no Egity and Law •• 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5% Ibbetson. that, so far as the facts . were concerned, had proved a (Sittings in Banco, before Lord CAMPBELL, and Justices P BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. European Life •• .• • 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 12 Mr. Go sufficient case to entitle him to claim full exercise of his COLERMGE, ERLE, and CROMPTON.) specific agents. I cannot, without reference to the Males 711 General ............ - 50 0 Globe ......... •• •• • • 6/. per cent. Stock. II 141 5% • his beautif right. REGINA v. AVERY. books, say what policies he might have effected in Female s ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 749 Guardian .......• •• •• 51. per cent 100 045 fl 0 56 with three . Mr. HISLOP CLA.RK followed on the same side. This Was an information in the nature of a quo war- London. He is not a shareholder, and to the best of my - Imperial Fire.- -•• 121. per cent. 500 0 50 0 0 256 Newcastle, Mr. Bwretama replied, confining himself to the point ranto, calling upon the defendant to show oy what knowledge he has never been a shareholder. He is in- Total ... ne ... ... ... 1,460 Imperial Lifo Indemnity , Marino- •• 11.911. & iss. 100 0 20 0 0 50 The pit o f j ur i s dietion, which, be contended, w ou ld b e en l arge d authority he exercised the office of town councillor of terested as 2 Policytholder in the Britannia Mutual Life s ln this numb e r are i nc l u d e d 42 by Scarlatina, 41 Law Fire . ...... •• •• 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 210 0 4 of models, dangerous extent, if thi s injunction were the borough of BarnstaPle• Four votes had been given Association, which is governed by a chairman and di- by Typhus Fever, and 14 by Diarrhcea. Law Life ............ - 100 010 0 0 46% these may to a most rectors. The directors are eligible from the policy- Legal and General Life - 50 0 20 o 5% of printing maintained. The law of this country, he believed, gave for the defendant, which were objected to upon the L o ndon Fi re __ _ _ 10 s . & be. 25 0 12 10 0 25 _ no remedy for breaches of contract of ihis nature except ground that the Christian names of the voters were not holders. A perscn is not eligible to the office of director THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 25. London Ship -........ 10s. & bs. 25 0 12 10 0 - had recent by personal damages. described at fall length in the voting- papers, but by without being the holder of a policy or policies amount- DIVIDENDS. Marine.. -........... 15s.per share 100 0 15 0 0 151,i the additic His LORDSHIP then proceeded to give judgement. their initials only. At the trial the verdict was given ing to 1,000/. lam not prepared now to say that he is At the Court, Besinghall-street. • Med.lnvild&Gen.Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 20 0 2% soluble sell Monarch ............ - 5 0 1 0 0 195.0 d • This, he said, was a case arising out of a simple contract. for the defendant, but leave was reserved to move to not the holder of two policies of 500/. each, but my inn -15, National Lean Fund•• 5/. per cent. 20 0,2 10 0 2% c',' l , so that Without considering for a moment the difficulties which enter a verdict for the Crown. pression is that he is the holder of no more than one It Wood, Wardour-street, Soho, ueholsterer, Jane . . . 5/. per cent. 50 0 20 0 2% document, arose from the conduct of the parties, it wa s a contract Mr. enowDER, Q.C., and Mr. TAPRELL now showed of 500/. at half -past eleven-J. Beaumont, Leman-street, White- Palladium Lite .• 3/. p. sh. iebs. - - 160 could be in ctlaPel, engineer, Juno 15, at twelve to 0 153.0 d t s Professional Life .•• 5/ per cent 6 5 0 0 of a young lady to sing at her Majesty's Theatre for a cause against the rule and supported the validity of the The defendant's solicitor submitted that there was no York-street, Westminster h J 17 at • . • " ' ' ' 0010 o o se ma °n ° , c eesemonger, une , Pruviden. Life • ll. bs. & bs. 100 certain number of ni g h ts , and not to sing elsewhere defendant's election. It was an odd circumstance that evidence mein which to require his client's appearance twelve-A. Solomons, Basin hII 'CI • hnt tto It L'f ss. g a -street, i 3., mere a , c i e.. ...... during that period. Nothing was more simple the objection should be insisted on by the relator, whose again upon such a charge. There was no ground what- T 'II" 171 , at eleven. -T. S. Curties, P' l "ix Royal Exchanee 6/. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 225% coin into ti t% instead ot ; than the case upon which he had now to own name being Thomas Baron Brown, was signed ever for insinuating that any false pretence had been Sun Fire.. - ~ 213 55 • tain limits give judgment, or the points of law which Thomas B. Brown only. Where the Legislature in- used, or that the money had been obtained upon any In the Country. Ditte Life .......... 1/. 6,9. - If 4 o 0 retext which was not reconcileable with the claim to W. - Pile and J. Pile, Monkweartnouth, Durham, ship- united Kingdom .... 4/. p. et. & bs. 20 0 o exhibited t had been so elaborately and ably set before him. tended that the parties should be described by their P builders, June 18, at twelve, at the Court, Newcastle- I"Riversal Life.... - - 21. ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41 high character which his client had uniformly mai ni- 412 6 5% at a plane, He understood the precise question to be, whether the Christian names at full length, it required it to be done upon-Ty ne _ Victoria Life ........ . 51. per cent. - Court could interfere in any but a case of specific per- in express terms, but in the present instance that was tained in life. . moment w. broker, June 17, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol-J. formance, or to prevent the performance of whet had not required. The Municipal Corporations Amendment The LORD MAYOR-I Sh ll adjourn the Case for a A. Harris, Darsley, Gloucestershire, wool suancsms been made Brown, Bristol, dealer, June 17, at eleven, at the Court, been contracted not to be done, when the other part of Act (sth and 6th William IV., c. 76) merely said week, and I require bail from a the - defendant to attoeirii:l Bristol -M. Lister, Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier, Dividend A.monnt Mr. W. Paid. Price. here and anewer the compleint, himself in 50/., and June 24, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol. Name et Company. per of model illu the agreement remained to be done. The point, there- that the voting-papers should be signed with the names - fore, was, first, how the matter stood upon principle, and of the burgesses voting. The parties were described surety in 251_ It is necessary thut Mr. Strutt should Annum PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. ------------------- ----- --- how it stood in regard to authority. In the firSt case, in the way ,in which they usually signed iheir names, attend upon the occasion. a, a d. X. E. cl• and lower( " Martin e. Natkins, " the Court did issue an injunc- and so as to be perfectly well known, which was all MARLBOROUGH STREET. A• E. Player, Braintree, Essex, grocer, 2d., any Wed- Hungerford.• • • •• • • • • _ - _ _ deratum. who de. , cribed tion to restrain an act from being done, which that was required. If any doubt existed as to the Mr. John Fiddes, a well dressed man, . nesday, between eleven aud three, at the office of Mr. Southwrk .......... - 100 0 0 - - 16 Mr. S. I Whitmore, B • h II t asing a -stree . Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - •dentit of the arties the mi h can by no means be considered as one 1 . y p , y gt be questioned on the , . himself as a discount a ent was brought before Alr. - too 0 0 -3% a contrive] in which it could have granted any specific per- subject when they came to vote, and thus all doubt would h g ' 1• romissor note f Hardwick, charged wit stea ing a p y r C. L. Abates, Conduit-street, Hanover-square, grocer, Waterloo ............ Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 21. Bs. Ocl. - 60 0 0 2414 glaring fig °- Ise any Wednesda b t I and three, at the y, e ween e even 40 0 0 22 for nce. This case fell within the second line of eases be removed. the payment and of the value of 300/. Ditto Nw ditto on7l. 21. 2s. Od. - when mak office of Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. 21. 70 10 3 - - • The Attorne -Gene l cited by the appellant. IF, however, was a case in et ra , Mr. Slade, Q.C., and Mr. Mt Mr. Mullens, of the firm of Bush and Mullens, ap- Vauxhall .... ... Ay. interest. . Share. _______ _ shivs beat which the Court granted an injunction to prohibit the Smith were heard for the relator, and contended that peered for the prosecution, and Mr. Wulff for the WATER -WORMS. There a parts " h from doing that which the Court could never the Christian names of the voters should be described at defence. of first dividend of 7s. 3 1 d an • Wednesday, between _ e a J• Elliott, Chichester, Sussex, builder, 'ad., on account engineerin I Dividend Amount Watts of 82 St John's-wood-terrace, l e i le i v i en and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Basing- Paid. Price. tributing t have interfered with respect of, by way of spe- full length, according to the form of the schedule, which Name ef Company. per of William Brown „ , said he was an agent. He knew the defendant and had '''''' ' 9 met. cific performance. The Neble and Learned Lerd contained a space with the words, " Christian and aur• d •h h• b ' h' 0 Annum. Share. ___ _ and to Ca also reviewed at considerable length the cases of " Bar- name at full length." The 32d section of the Act re- been acquiente wit tm a out five munt 9. . n the dat - -we_ -...............- vast numb rat v. Blagrove," " Robinson te leyron," " Collinsen v. quired that the voting papers should be signed by the In: . . hof April last he saw the defendant re.pectioe• the - ' I nd three, at the -- J. Cook, Assembly-row Mile-end-road, builder, ls. . ae, any Wednesday, between e even a W s. d. X tl. d• 156 pose of sly Plane," from all of which he inferred that it had always " imam" uf the party vonng, and by the word " name" f = i t s , ere ' e uffioe, of Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. negotiation o a prom tory note ror 300 t. w itness weed East London -. •• •• 81. per cnt. 100 0 0 - Grand Junction .... •• 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 65% different c been the settled rule of the Court to prohibit by injune- was to be understood the Christian and surname of the him if he could get it don; and defendant said he could. J. Bate, Ne Windsor, Berkshire, builder, 103., any L lC ti e m n be • t • h • •••• ••• ••••• • • • V. per cut. 100 0 0 : 83 97 In rail% Witness then gave him the particulars of the note upon - tion the doing of those things which had party at full length. m y' • •••• •• •• 51. per ent. 100 0 0 60 which kV( a piece of paper. Th drawn by Messrs. Pace, e note was Wednesda Is ' e w tween eleven and three, at the office of New River Company.. 21. 10s. - - been contracted not to be done, even Lord CAMPBELL said he had no doubt whatever on r e .. W Bit h e i o t n tnore, 13asinghall-street. _ varioua Inc when they were things which the Court the question, which turned entirely on the construction Nephew, and • Company, to their own order, and ds an Tuesda b 1 nd two, at the office of Mr. West Middlesex -- •• ,6/.os. pr cnt. - - , Walton, Somersetshire, tailor, 3s. ld., any Southwark & Vuuxhall 51. per ent. 100 0 0 - - entirely of could not have compelled the performance of. • This to be put upon the 32d section of the sth and 6th Wil- additional security for the payment of the note, witness y, etween e even a _____ ______ _ were show rail supper Was a mixed case, but of this nature, that there ham IV., c. 76, which directed the mode in which the told him there would be . 200 shares in the Galtymeren Eirtzsl E , xeter. DOCX/Z. P. IV. Bat Mining Company deposited in the hands of tho party 3 4 . . , C a o n c y k T i n u g e s 6 , d t . fo re t aL were not two acts to be done by opposite parties. Mr. voting papers were to be signed. The words of the Dividend Amount supports o Lumley was not to do one act and the young lady section were-" Such paper being previously signed discounting the note. The defendant then said he 'amid ci l i ne e m E h t ir a e rt , d tl o 3 , 7 ,t tr i t t e i r e cl o oln e t o , Name of company. per of Paid. prim cast, and r of Mr. Hirtz-I, E Y tc ' eter. another, which might,. and had in some cases introduced with the name of the burgess voting." The question mice inquiries to see if he could get the bill done, and Annum. Share. , a very important difference, out in this case was, whether these papers, being signed by the surname one the 14th of April he saw him again at the King model of h X s. d. X s. d. any Tuesday, between eleven and two, at the office of n , it was an act to be done by the the young lady alone, and the initial of the parties, by which they were well William the Fou th, in King Willienastreet, Strsnd, m . l . 3 . . H ß i o r ob z, b i y E er x , , T te a r v . istock, Devonshire, ironmonger, 93. ommercial •••••••• .. 4/. pr cent. Stock. - 2( N was said . an act of forbearance, not to break in upon any of the knewn, were signed with the name of the burgesses when he told witness he could get the note East and West India 6%1 pr cent Stock C 11 4 6d .- ' ' ' - East Country •.- • • . 20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - - alone ove _ acts the pertormance of which she had agreed to exe- voting. They were signed by the parties in the on:unary discounted, but the.pary *he was to discount it wished - Me% effected. T. lia:rris . . Cl:reborn!, ornwa , grocer, s. ~ any Tuesda , between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. London .• ••-••• • • •• 51. pr cent. Stock. cute. The one was co-existent und co- e qual w i t h the mantier in which they sigeed their names, viz., with to bei eati .fied that the shares were aceially in existence. Hirt zel y Exeter. Ditto Bonds ...• •. 4/. per cent. - - - The cen other. There was no opposition of interest during the their initials and their surnemes at full length. Wills Witness said they were, and ho had them with him ,-, _ . se Katharine .....• -3% per cent. Stock. - - every desc then. Defendant asked him to let hill show them to rs ire, grocer, a • Ditto Bonds.- - - 4%1. _ pr cent. - - time of her engagement. She was not to sing for anybody and deeds and instruments re quired by the Statute of 2 7 Chinese m .a... morns, Stourbridge, Worceste h . 3 6d any Thursday, between eleven and three, at the office of Southampton •• •• •• •• 11. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 else. In edfsct, the whole contract was OE9 ctntract, and Frauds to be signed, might be aigned in that way, and the party, and ho would return them the following down to If Mr. Valpy, Birmingham. according to all sound judicial construction and the true such signatures mid been held to be sufficient. In some morning. Witness gave the shares to him, and received NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. CANALS. caster Stieo spirits and essence of men's sown the agreement to per- instances the Legislature had required greater particula- a paper produced in acknowledgment of the receipt At the Court, Basingball.street. - • : application form at one theatre mast necessarily exclude the rity, and the Christian name was required to be in- thereof. On the following day witness saw the de- nical pow( performance at anode- rat the same time. serted at fall lengf.h; but there was nothing of the kind tendant again at the same place, when he told him G. Lillywhite, een., Cumberland-place, Brixton-rise, Names of F., 3 Dividend e., Names of h e Dividend an' p er Price • mess) that the gentleman was satisfied, and if he Surrey, farrier, June 17, at twelve-T. Heard, Wood- Companies. ..4 1 per `' Lee. COMPan IO9 • A Annum. . force; as v The measure of performance was meted out in this Act. nor was there any reference in it to the ,( tv i bridge, Suffolk, brewer and maltster, June 16, at half- et water bele (warless) would get the promissory note, it would bo - --.- according to the lady's physical capscity to sing. and schedule. If there were any doubt as to the identity of past twelve-S. Haynes, London -street, Paddington, - w I X In the a the contract showed that she was to exercise all her the vuter, he might be questioned upon the subjtct when finished the same day. Not having the note with him, wheelwright, June 16, at two-S. A. Kisch, Bedford- 140 Macclesfield. 100 21.105. 50 a gas cook physical capacities allowed her to do, to aid the theatre he came to vote, and if' he gave a false answer he witeess made an appointment to meet him the same street, Covent-garden, tailor and robemaker, June 16 at Barnsloy.• • • 160, - - Neatk •• -•• 100) 161. - formerly I to which she intended to attach herself. Therefore, ii would Ibe liable to be indicted. He (Lord Campbell) etternoon, which appointment prisoner kept. Witness twelve. , Rrknkene.brg 150 5/. 85 Oxford- .• • • 100 . 13/. 135 Birmingham 40 4/. 101 Peak Forest. 78 ' 3/. 189. 70 combined I there had been no stipulation, she would have broken thought that elections might be conducted with simple. then showed him the promissory note, and told him it In the Country. Coventry- •• 100' 251. 200 Regent's •• •• 33 1/. 3s. 16% piece was I the spirit and true meaning of the contract city and propriety according to the rule which he now was too late to carry the matter out that afternoon, and T. Lord, Ashton-under-Lyne, boot and shoemaker, 1 Derby ••• • • 100 , 61. 63 Rochdale..•• se 20 42 recent mot Ashtn& Oldh I'oBll7Anni: ::: us much as she had done now. As regards this being a laid down; but it a contrary rule were to be adopted, agre!ei to meet him the following morning, the 16th of June 15, at twelve at the Court, Manchester-J. Ford enstnrc&ch t s 1 69 2% p. ct. 33% Sem o r l e k t F 9 . l l l 150 - - vases. mixed case it was necessary to see what was the jurie- great contusion would follow, and the effect would be to April. Witness subsequently walked with the defend- and J. A. Hadfield, Glossop, Derby, paper manufac- G , e , and,..Juli . , %) / 1. . 1, ) ,. r.. e e l.. .:7te D % Stflrs &Wore 1 1 Z 281. 405 An ()leg diction of the Court. The Court in. such CasPES operated disfranchise half the burgesses in the kingdom. Upon ant from the Strand to Oxford-street, and on the way 00., ePr , 2/. Os. 33 Shrewsbury.. , 25 - - showed thi turers, Juno 17, at twelve at the Court Manchester- Grand Surrey 100' to bind men's consciences as fnr as they could be bound these grounds he (Lord Campbeli) was of opinion that defendant asked him several times for the promissory Grand Union 100, 1/.los. 24 Stonrbridge.. 145 , 201. 290 highest po W. B rem, H. Ta I n ' d T. B ' Manchester or, a 1 yrom, Inennt& Avn 39, 4s. Od. 5% Severn andl 261 to a true and literal performance of their agree- these votes ought to be recorded, and to tell in the de- note, and when they got towards Oxford-street defendant Liver y ( 01, and Wr y J a 18, a, 21.05. 24 ble, the v( gan, coa proprietors, un Lancaster . ; 100 - - WYe Rail. i meet. He had always thuught • that the fair tendant's favour. told witness the gentlemen who was to do the bill p ) th C d C a ' ' ' 201 455 Warwick& I 100 . had for a a eleven, at e ourt, Manchester-C. Steadman an . Leeds levrp 1 4L 40 dealing and fidelity to engagement which was The other Judges expressed similar opinions. lived close tit hand, and if he (witnees) would lot him t ra i jme Bakewell, Manches • • ter, joiners and builders, June 17, Leicester - - ;100. 5/. 66 II r ng. The gm to be found more general in England than This decision pieced the defendant in a majority. (defendant) have the note he would either bring the s ' Leicstr&Nth 83 1 41, 44% Warwicktei 100 31. 28 examined( at eleven, at the Court, Manchester. in any tither country,of the world proceeded from this Mr. SLADE then supported the defendant's case money or the note back within ten minutes or a quarter Loughboroeh ; 142, 701. 510 Napton..3 nation givi , CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Monmouthsh ; 100' - - Worcstr Se/ 7 , 31. 3 „ power of the Court. The law of this country did not against another class of objections, but the counsel for of an hour. Witness then gave him the note, and O. Sparrow, Aldgate High-street, Aldgate, grocer Mntgemryshlloo, - - Birming. i 4 hospitality suffer men to depart from their contracts, or leave parties the relator being unable to sustain these objections, the waited for his return nearly three hours, but he never 'and tea dealer, certificate of the third class-R. Gudgin, MeltnMevbry 100 - - Wilts Sz Brks -' 1 Is. fid• ntt Oa Wed - witla whom they had broken their contracts to the mere rule which had been granted to enter a verdict for the made his appearance. Oa the following day witness re- the middle Cople. Bedfordshire, licensed victualler t'fi •t of the , cer i Ca 0 OILS-LIGHT AND COMB COMPANIES. chance of what a jury would give in the particulars of Crown was discharged, and judgment given for the deceived the note produced, wherein the defendant apolo- third class-G. Townson Wh•11 L h• lumber ______ - ladies to e: , d ey, ancas ire, p Dividend Amount damage. It enforced as fer RS it could the doeral per- fendant. gised for his non-ettendance. Previous to giving the a d glazier, certificat of many nobi formance of contracts. The jurisdictien, therefore, was Judgment for the defendant. defendant the promissory note, he (defendant) did not n - PARTV e . of the second class. Name of Company. per Paid. Price. p h ' wERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Annum . Share. Ile ess o a whole:some one, and though it was not to be extended - mention anythin s e about a Mr. Harrison, or that the T. and F. te -dimmers ' • ' •1 --- --______, ______ _ belle King. , Little Britain, gold and si ver - lw.a. d. Z. s. d. by a judge, he would desert els duty if he did not act up BAIL COURT, May 26. be nem' nA " 'od' , ' - Matter was tO , Date. tae tollo win e eite. nity They Witne s s beaters-J. W. Freeman aud W. Hart, Dover, coal in 14000 18 0 0 10% . to the rule handed down to him by his Predecessor. (Sitti ngs a t Ni s i p r e's, before Mr. dustic . e Wree entA.l ,o gave him the note on the faith that he would return in , merchants -W. s t 1 ,- D d British •• •• •• •• -•• '• IL 88. '2O 0 0 20 0 0 18% and by aa r ee 0 and f. Forrester, re , - i e n ; Ditto Provincial •• • • Where was the mischief in exercising that jurisdiction? eree nwe te NEWSOM. ' ten or fifteen minutes with the note or the money. Tne Trentham, brickmak 51. 20 0 0 - 16 peculiaritit ers-R. Thrupp, C. flensnaw, anus Brighton •• • • ...• •• • , 6/. 100 0 0 150 00 , 125 The young lady herself hied no right to complain, al- Mr. Bramwell and Mr. Heaton •were counsel for the prisoner had not returned the note since, and witness la E Thrupp de -. • , ceased, George-street Portman-square, City of London .. •• •• 50s. 75 0 0 31 501 45 thougla it was said that if he refused this application he Plaintiff, and Mr. Butt and Mr. Hawkins for the de- had received information that the prisoner had nego- coachmakers (se t • ' i eti Continental Consolidat. ar as regards C. Heashawt_ar, , 509. 50 0 0 50 0 0 27 % woeld be preventing her from singing at Coveangarden, teedant. fluted it, and that it was now in the hands of Mr. Isaacs, Newton, 1 1 . Wilkin Equitable.. •• •• •• •• •• 5/. 00010 0 0 13 IST. , and W. F. Elwards, Liverpool, Great Central'.• ••• • • afe bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 70 The D i e and yet not be able to compel her to sing at her Ma- This was an action brought by the executors of of Jeffriesesquere. cement dealers (so far as re ards R. Wilkin)-W. J. En oriel .• ..‘.. •••• " 61. 40 0040 0 0 46 deer at Wh jesty'e Theat re , I t was tr „ t h at he could not comp e l Robert Clarke upon two promissory notes-one for 100/, Mr. Mullens said a summons had been served upon Wood, IV. Walker, and P. W g alker, t , Manchester, Ind P ependent ... ••• • - - 50 0050 0 o - offi her, because that was a jurisdiction Which the Court dated 26th of Jaeuary, 1841, and the other for 200/ Mr. Isaaos, to obtain his attendance to-day, but as that ...: seat and stock ra • - t un ' • • London • • .... •••• • • •' 61. 25 0 0 710 0 25 cers:-. ~ aeutacturers (so far as regards William 1 Preference very pr o p er ly did not p,sye, , ; but what calm of corn- dated the 23J ot March, 1842. The defendant pleaded gentleman was not present he (Mr. Mullens) wished to e h e O nnson Wood)_oe . . . - Do., Per • a t e per cente 50 0 0 49 0 0 26% Captaint plamt had she if the Court compele-d her tO abstain from Payment, the Statute of Limitations, and several other have the defendant remanded In a future day. ton, Shdw , Oldham tvilliam Lord and William Warbur- Phoinix .••••• • • • " • • • Cott t d 1 H. Sarsfield it taut.. •• • a•••• •• on was e ea ers- . 61. 1100 0 0 90 0 0 _ Hawkey, j doing an act which, in a Watt would comp e l h er pie , to. Mr. HARDWICK remanded the defendant, upon his own an d S. D"wning L . a led General •••• •• IL nt 1 50 0 0 50 0 0 2r% Key, and , , tverpool, metal merchants-A. Hick. oni en per ce ~50 0 0 - hartered 39 D T es t i, to do that which she bad agreed to do. In doing so To prove the -plaintiff's case the son of the defendant recogeizence of 100/, till Tuesday. Westminster C .. man , J. 11 , - 2 ' ar son, and G. H. Hickman, Bilston, Staf- 51. per cent. l 50 0 0 10 00 I 7% • w e - he shounado it in the pewer of the Court; he touched oa was celled, but he did not believe the signatu • res to the LAMBEIH. fordshire , Iron and timber merchants-J. Fisher and T. -----____ witto, New_ 2: _e_•_e_e__------ _ 3. Stewart, 11 COMPAzezz g , no subject over which he had no jurisdiction. He went notes to be in his tether's handwriting. He had never It will be recollected that in the early part of last week g own Barnstaple D • • • • d we ede or sooTTIS__, _______ PRICES T. Poud, ' to the whole extent of the jurisdiction, and he left no. psid Mr. CI k • ar e anything for interest or on account of Mr. Towushend, managing clerk to Messrs. Trinder porter dealers-tte , evonshire, wine, spirit, and ale an ez_e_______----- - Dividend Amount Chapm an , ''• Cartwri ht and G. Evans Dudley per of thing unacoomplished by his order which it was in the these notes. and Eyre, solicitors, of Johnestreet, Bedford-row, 6 1 )- Port, Staffordshi re g NR1316 of Company. Paid. Price. and J. G, i 1;S. P Annum. Share. • iron founders-W. Tay o , .ar- ........ ______ power of the Court to a ccom e lish. Supposing that he The defendant himself was then called. He admitted plied to Mr Elliott for his assistanee to bring to justice ki n , T. Hamblen a Hospitals b nd G. Warren Brotherton, Yorkshire, ,_.------.......- -• was of opinion th e t it was a proper course in the signatures to the notes were his, but he denied ever some parties who had obtained a bill of exchinge for Z s. d. x 1 , d Vice -Ad glasa manufacturers f ' d IV T 1 r)--R. which to interfere, then he left nothlug u n . (so ar as regar s . ay o t . _ 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 having paid any thing on account of the notes oit the i n _ 60/, from a country clergyman by fraud and false pre- s w edes and J. W • k. f Scotlana • • Admiral II Ban 0 8/. er cent. 10 ° 187 %idler Whitby, Yorkshire, rope makers British Linen ComP anY 00 0 100 0 0 204 ralty on Tt satisfied, nothing uncovered by the judgment terr•st, for the account had been settled in 1842. tences. --J. Vaughan a d ir, '' si P r e t would b n -es Sheldon Austin-friars merchants , lan Bank ••••• •pe en . 10 0 0 2100 3/ Ils which he pronounced, The natural effect e that These witeesses were pressed very closely, b t It was now stated by Mr. Eyre, that the bill had been ___E Coward 8 . ' t ,a,iedon Bank 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 • • officers:- u no ' t en, W. E. Melland and E. Coward, jun, City ofGlasgove 10% the young lady wouln be answ•-rable te the Court, and better evidence could be obtained from them, and there- given up. and therefore it would be unnecessary to pro- Manchester, cot ton ' J dT. jleedesdale Bank ••.• • • d_tt pe e r r c c e e n nt t e 20 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 5 s Captains there was no douet that the Ceurt, hovvever reluctant fore the goods manufacturers-T. . an . verdict was giver, for the plaintiff. teed further in the matter. To the kindness of his wor- R o berts, Nlanch oommercial Bank •• •• it 60 P er ce t• 500 0 0 100 0 0 180% J.B. Mary ester, provision dealers-G. J. Stilwell - l't stem Bank •• •• •• •• P n• 25 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 it might be, would commit her if she broke the inj unc- _Mr. BRAMWELL then prodaced a book written by the ship, in the first instance, and the erpose of the press in nn d we Fletcher, T nt • d '-'2. ai sgow Bank 31. per cent. 5 0 0 5 0 e menders J, ti"n• What had she to complain of ? His deceased, stating a tho next, his client was indebted for th t don of homas-street, -xfor -street, saw eet e h.te a f Scot "% d that interest had been rennarle pid o res ora i Be akers- Wee A ' -ee and , ' Bd•dY k hi e E ehanzolenk 0 • • - 100 0038 0 0 4 a,- an E. W. - injunction would heve this effect.-to peeveet by the defendant h' ' '-' - - the bill, and the saving of inter • bl or or is sou tie to p 1852. n " na e ann"yance cotton warp siaas_ e. Spencer, ra tor , or s a., e et Bank ._ ..... 6% per cent. 50 0 0 10 g t, . . ope, iverp S. Le dWII P L• 00l Nationa dßank 51. percent. 20 0 0 i _ 0 0 leig Floyd, W. ' North of Scotian 210 0 2 hsr from doing an act which, in cese an DUB RIILLE v. LEMPERT. gross imposition. shipwright-B. Robinson -g an a d H. A. Newman, Jewry- ' oyalßana ofSeetland 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 % J. P. Luce. ac t time was brought aeainst her, might lead the Mr. Watson and Mr. Peiersdorff WESTMINSTER. cetland 81. per cent 100 133 U Rear-Ad unsel for the street, Ald it7nion Bank of S _ • 0050 0 0 90 ga'ee wholesale clothiers-E. R, and C. Payne, , nuaug ,....... 71. per cent. 50 0 J'arY to give a vindinativ " f d they plaintiff, and Mr. Hawkins were cc ' e amount o amages, as appearhd for the defeanant. , Mr. Arnold, two or three days ago, received a letter Bath, goldsmiths. arewer 0 so 0 0 ees n continued I woule ne d hd• - . • I tat a rival The plaintiff was a bak Fire and Life 8%/.pr cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 2i n them„. _ou t oit she exorcised her at ea s er at Ltsle. The detendant informing him that a lady, the wife of a gentleman be• INS Alliance nOLVENT PETITIONERS. British Gliaraßtee .... 1 4 0 1. per cent. 10 0 0 1o 0 17s 6' s 1 4 - ed 680/. of the I. ' • t wine : ~1 t nppeared to him fortunate for the ends of had borrow . e p Anna, and had given him longine• to the Army and Nevy Club, and late an officer M. Livingstune, Liver mot, Dutch shi ping master. Caledonian Fire Insur. I.per cent. 100 00100 0 25 0 ieutena tne, to tn t at in exercising their jurisdiction accord- 33 bills ef exchenge, upon which the action was brought. of the 'Dragoon Guards, was with her two children, at w. Ashley, Liverpool, l book-ke per P City of Glasgow Life.. 6/. per cont. 25 0 0 2 0 0 41. 6s serving in b n co .he simple a n d se ttl e d ru l e of the Court, The handwriting of the defendsnt was prov e d, an d i t Brum pton, in so destitute a conditi on th a t she was T. Smedien, Live r e- ' Colonial Life .• • • .... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 ee the Triton, ntua tan . poen labourer. edinburgn Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 00' 22 h rectl he had been a bankru t i i nane _ g open the injunction, he woeld be indi- was shown that p n France, and unable, from want of the necessary apparel, all of se Hewitt, Liverpool, widow. &Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 3 orse pow( ewe. tug to the performance of that which he could had been tried iu his abssnce, and eentenced not directly c c , ra to twenty which had been parted with to procure food, ,j, Cox, Clevedon Life Assoc. ot Scotland 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 ;31. 1% mail packei , Socnersetshire, farm labourer. National Fire and Life 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 :285.61 Clerk in do indirectly thel.)i• lie, however, disclaimed any wish to years' imprisonment. to leave her wretched abode. The magistrate imme- W. Pidgeon, Bristol, plumber he tnought • w t which he could not do dii ectly,although Verdict tor the plaintiff. 721/ 123. mediatel • y directed Downing, one of the summoning G. Willey, Bristol, ' * North British Insur. •• 61. per cent. 200 0020 0 0 1 33% the Triton sco ttisheinionlnsrnco. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 I 0 0 305.6 e would b ' , nalk seller. Cala a' * e fertunate if it induced the officers of the court to meke in uiries i t h l's 7 Hurle -• Standard Life •••• .. • • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 ' 12% • t in young lady to do th ______ and his b- ' ' q no t e matter, 11. -• •Y, etaplston Gloucestershire. The case had bee et which she had contracted to do. report eiug of tne most favourable desCrip- T. H. Jeffries 13 • - ' ter United Dep.Assurance 51.p0r cont. 10 0 0 1 0 0 '2os Od M. Elliot a elaberat 1 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ti , ,n, some relief was afforded her fro h I rtclyate, Gloucestershire, carpen . study of st He meant to aCCept tho e y argued on the authorities. • MANSION-HOUSE. The lady was thus enabled to wait upon the • mt a poor-box. J. li- Mor gan, aristol 1 • , g eater. WhlSCEnnweeetermotro. were exam. to assume any p ower , :e authorities, he did not mean magistrate. H. F. Stokes, Bristol, pawnbroker's assistant. Dividend Amount there, and 1 t his own, nor to give any Mr. J. G. Spurgi _ , 'n was summened before the Lord when she entered int i the follow - In narrativ • ' g e•-nhe had C. Clarke, Nott ine n ew Same of Company.. per of authoritative decaion of hi fM WSE b • 11* - Fald. Pries. Lieut. H 3 own-ehe meant merele Mayor to answer to . e complaint o a . , eer e tt, een in ear y ite marned to a merchant, to whom she w. Dunaway ' - to follow the current ef - Annum. Share. 80, Se It . ' was said there _ ai authorities, aud in doing newspaper agent, of I d h Ftneh- ane, un er t e following had borne two children, but who unhap '1 b , _ _ , Gosport, baker. pi y ecame rt. id. mower s ] ..--- - to the Ence w difference f o • • rcumstances :- fatherless about four years ago. Shortly afterwards she j. Oldfieln, ao , Portsea, painter. . • W. s. d. X. e. d. Comman the Learned Judges who e ei ~... V pinion among ct . . . 50 o 0 20 0 0 10 to the Pen( to weigh their op, P . ' c., 'cl-The defend t teed e d hire, it would be Dee complainant .aa , an came to my became acquainted with her present husband, and was G. Wilson let ' " r rtsea general dealer. Assam Tea .•..•• •••• - euete9n slart.• ••• • .. 21. 55. 50 0 0 - 26 the broad r ' neceetary 'owes ceref II a y and fellow place of business on ' •ngston-upon-Hull staymaker. the 10th.of ally with a Mr. Lewis, united to him at Brompton Church, in August, 1850. A. Fergus ' kustranan Aericulturl 11. 100 0035 0 0 16% , . those w 1 - h - ch seemed to him t o ba th . . ", Maidstone seddler. Africa, vice d d to analyze the ~ __e best. His Lord- whem I knew, and asked me to lend him 11/, I ob- He was at that time holding his commission in the army, W. Wright g ri ' G oen d, lodging-houte 50 0 21 Australian Trust •• .. 6/. per cent. - 3 % _ ship proceeee 1 1 ton-next- rav kngle-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 23 Commit, d also the • tuttnrent cases at consi- jected, baying been cautioned bW my father not to lend but shortly afterwards disposed of it, and she travelled keeper. derable length, an , jude attn , , a Ditto, Half Shares.. - - 210 0 - study stoat •h he saad he h e e ' t il h tt t th t h Id • h It• ' sot different my money. et en Wen On 0 see' a e wou wit Un tor some months on the Continent. In the W. Euki British American Land 15s. - 38 10 0 25 judges, from whic . n ns, Bidfo d W rwickshire, grocer. r , a The Sup( e arrived at the clear leave as a deposit a policy of inSCrancn which he had early part of last year he returned with her to England. T. atanth eed Canada ... • • ...'• ••• •• 61. per cont. 100 0 0 32 10 0 50 d td e farmer. conelusion that it was in t-e jUri3CliCtiOla A 1-• h h d , Casterton, Rutlan sir , Do. 5 per cent Bonds - - - ..... Sheerness, tom o f t h e Child an. .tad al- fer 500/., upon which he had paid premiums for, I think, and directed her t o proceed to Brampton, where ee eit TIONS. ways been the cus a e SCOTCH SEQUESTRA Ditto, 6pr et. Bonds 61. per:cent. - - 114% out Of corn 18 ture by way tn, to interfere twelve vears, and he said he we. 3 a director of the Bri- cne , ,aged a furnish e d h o use for her reception, wine J, 11 er „,,,, , r" , 41. r ' to meet May 28 and June ' City Navigation Bonds 3i per cent. - - fi 7 connected y in ceses of this lia t ~.. u` injunetam tannin. Assurance Company in Princes•street, and that repaired to the Isl e o f m an , on a visit to his friends, ott t ..__ ..wo, eeth• y , writer, . Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5 p.ceiebs, 2/ 100 0 0 100 0 0 94% In. the course of this part Oe 2uo case hi s e . . • . I - ld "t in the A r Arms Inn, Ayr. any n wordship r e .. he wou dgo and try whether he cou see one of his promising to join her in six weeks. They parted at gW- Reet, y eet May 29 and June Equitable Reversionry 51 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 117 comp . tweaked that if the stipulatiou n h ot to p srgha tsi at an brother directors t h h 'h i r iver ' I 1 f t. • h bad never seen her 17, e . " 8 ~ Dundee, merchant, to m Ditto New ........ - 50 0 0 710 0 - whole natic e e shoula o get t e amount or a c eque ces es( 4 p. o , ant rum teat time s o , . tel Dundee. other theatre bad bean omitiee , . - eertaire b y e lie went awe and f b f • ht. husband. Sho had a bsisted as long as she could by . i d",, a welve, within the Royal no , a ter an a sence o seven or mg to meet ay m Gen. Steam Navigation 10 p.ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 23% a fl oat; 206 but of opinion that no injuection could be given, i4lG °wati, Glasgow, tavern keeper. _ , Hudson's St"k• 100 . 71 0 47 great as to The p Y oint juntas he Jt ' urned, ads - id he could not suc d ' ce r ' f h u . i d was ultimately 31 ' cee in isdosing o er plate and jewe s, an 2/. ss. • n e rt io nght had been re , and J Waverle Hotel, Hungerford .......... of the law, therefore, ~.epe ri , th . , n 4 • , uence GI une 21 at twelve, within the y 78 15 0 s Superb was 3' ae- finding him, and that it was hard that Mr. Lewis snould obliged to leave the house taken for her, ia conseg „gam , London Institution ... - - °kind in the court -below, and he wisned it to h - e clearl 25 0 0 25 0 0 - the Navy. - not have the mune to a coansel's fees He urged of being no longer able to pay the rent. She took New Zealand Company Understo d h li "th ught the remedy 0 tat e 0 was, eeth y ey I) 3' • ' - me and when I still refused, he said he would give me a mean lodging in tho same neighbourhood, and, there , .. _____- -------------__________--.------ Ditto. New ........ - 25 0 0 12 10 0 - - 26 5 0 - PoRTSMO out the slightest dotibt, = applicable to this case. a' d - " • he or herchildren had LS , Russell Institution .• •. - 0 0 63 understood) The merit f h d e two points-as to t e don eked out a itif 1• ' nor er upon his solicitor for the amount to be pal . p a existence while s SEABORNE MAI • Peninsir&Orient.eam. 81. p. c.&bs. 50 0 0, 50 a II b•w at rs , 100 o o 106 lace to-mon a 0 tee .case reste nte fid 0 Wednesday, He then wrote th e ord e r i n q u estion, and any article of clothing worth disposal; an- a e in e - • e dente n' t • scut frora the General Post-office Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 00 ; 7 abuse of confidence by Becher, was° w a d con ently 5 „,.. 1 y the ni hat tho mails are _ ___ , Royal Mail Steam.- 41. p. share, 100 0 0 60 0 0 _7% yard in the gave him a ch. tie for 11/ which was acco rdingly length perted with, she became a houleless and penniless ght-and mby the m orning-nisPalne•J serted to be a - d ' fg e ley although he w as Paid, -(1 e _ ' nouthAustrallan..••• 51. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 24 Pal agent o tial • , . d and ts by the hu- Tho order was upon John Strutt, Esq. After he wan erer, was rescued from the stree When made up in From what _ IV 0290 e t - The Enn bound to say, what e • b fair inference, there s et ff dd 1 " When van Diemen's Land.. ver might be t c urned from the Britannia office he stated th a t M r , man ity of a poor carman and his wife who aor e ter PLACE & General Post-office port die- due. - harbour yes . eves no evidence of any sueh fact in tha affidavits, and 1.; etrutt h a e • • h' d • d tofth • ' ' ormitted to Leaden: patched. he) had never seen a - -' ' f• h there eir scant fare and where she was p ~,,,„ l e . ai . ount. a _ money of Ins in an ,an would pay the par , y , . , h we t ------•------. -------:--. -- ' .DEATH OF A MEMBER OF THE SWELL 'MOIL-On worked nue case in w lic He did not say how much money of his that lie . . down and ts.ke what repose he mieht after e n young man died in the perior to al foundation f r h • I • wpresentation. genth, • - s " I havie Am Monday morning, at an early hour, tt 0 a ,•C ar ge o f wi lf u mist - raan had. oat to his labour in the morning, the poor peon e g , erica (by Brttepkt.)N.May 28 •. .• Liverpool .. May 31 , 1 d • whit th dent ward of St. Thomas's Hospita ,un er circumstances ' , -0 n 'His Lordship then event' -et throu hhe circumstances of • , g t , ers stati ' th e LORD MAYOR-Did the circumstance of his but one bed. Ia her extremity she had made known her I} ,, Merl " (by U.S. pkt.) N V e es I .. .. ;Liverpool .. Arrived ace' kable nature. The deceased was well known anis( 12 knoti the aliening of the engegemeeti between the Wagn u g tn that he was a director of the Bri ' A h R AI I 0 B t n who re- hari e c r u ica (bY U.S. Minna .....9,ur- case to t e ev. r. rens, rector o. romp 0 , pkt.)kJune 8 .. ..,Southampt. Jane 3 of a very remar ber of the swell mob, frequenting the neighbourhood tween 8 and . t the month Plyraoath June 3 and Lamlewestating his opiwite, t e at , f r om the crisal mr a vni ne-o•-e ' } lave an^ effect u 0 lir deter • ion? c mmenden her to acquaint are •trte of her distressed Alezan(aVest coast).. N 14th o , _ 2 as a mem h t d Castle. It appears that the deceased got nd Il e i g .,,, (t rias •• ...... N 19th & 30th of mo.lDover .. May S of the Elep an an a - guns arc in wnich thatt engsgemem d • h e m t . Wagner, itne,a-y es .„ J Pn Yt minat o . agm. a e rawn up y • e i t men, and • I thought he was a very respectable condition. t i wn • N Daily • • •• .. Dover .. Daily Brazil ' •"• ning with two ge into conversatiou on Saturday ei s ee_ n ntlemen in two or three writs worded; Mr. Wagner himself was ono of tio east . I Paid the 11/. in the bell f h Th 1 1 h • f • pearance atad Roe .. ~_ ne stn of the month Southampt. June 16 the Walworth-road, and after t ki g some refre n t i e director in e tat he was a eaiy,w o is 0 eery prepossessing ap shment with eall persons who would be. likely -to be easile " f that establishment. I sent the d f ied by two or or three only 29 yeare o age, ane who was accomnan - e au r rn iteres .. „ M.9th of the month Southampt. June 16 them, be followed and attempted to rob one of the , antmasts 111, WllO elon e.,•d ceived. There WEIS no evidence to t h a w that or ou.fr times for Peernent, and I went F ' 1 e d • It'l ' Id' • on riday .ast ..ne boys, state in rep y oa r. Arno s lima , iries that Cas s oi sevlaCbacret) of month Southampt. June 5 e1:2,33617th _ _ Geed n a p e N 14th of month !Plymouth.. June a d ave th h a ppened to be a good boxer, an g e deceased a sound - Lei o th( the prohibitory donee was imposed on Miss Wagner w r sel with it to Mr. Strut ' ffi ' b I terMs of Constant' Pie .... Nrlthl7th27thofnao,Dover .. May 30 thrashing, and then let him depart. The decea3ed wa h 1 meved. payment. ta o ce, ut never received her husband had written to her several times in Cent 'l° 38 ort y Fa • k n ill. and the foot passengers car • d ' ~ with the intention of deceiving her, r ; .or .t was a clause r t for his e h r a' America M i 2d & 17th of mon. , Southampt. June 5 after ta e _ ne him into the • try roya Cho defenda , effection, and she was totally unable to accoun annei to es _ - I W d &Fri 'Southern t. Te. winsat h 1 •t f W shop of Mr. Waring, tec iemis , 0 alworth- d Highness ta whieh entered into all the agreements nude by Mr. '-- , ne s solicitor -Oa which ret with his Chili _ - 1434fc'n “ c " , * S th P t J roa , where he ence is it desertion of her He Was at uesent staying two 5 eared to be suffering from the eflects f Luelley. The Wagners grumbled at it, but acquiesced t h a t you cnarge m r , e purgih? is id nd who hed F rance •• .. .. i, s i t ic i r e w tl i t oe of d tl a i n e meeth .. D o o u ver amp . . . Twicedaily aPP accordingly placed in a cab a d o a narcotic. Ile Southamptor when the eugUgetnent was sent beak with the prohibitory tenet) that he was a director of the 13 ' u• P he fal o - .3 dirt, t til l ' . n . a pon . t se pre- mother, wh . wn . 0, , rse . 0 , ir u yin, licitor having ta t u re a,' •••• ..." A l• N'itti 17th27 y th • Oftne Dover •• May 30 7t a aitle of the Vdivision to the hosn'n . taken by a police-con- Queen, 11 Clause inserted: they had full • ' ' ' , power to reject it, but tnea , , o ffice, or upon that of ne t .. ee_ u , ? Wi temente Assurance- expressed hts displeasure at the family so d du tt s having mone of his efforded her some assistance from the rocee sof their d a deureh ~ ~ ariTuesday & Friday London .. Tee:. Sat. , _ . , . nal, where he remained in guns yesterd on en a :mar a state of unconsciousness until fir ' - ' tur. London .. Me e o clock yesterday morn- on boaid her never did. With reaerd to the 'payment of the in his hand: tne2S--.13.- ,_ , , . Y p Honduras •• ' •• •• MlWednes. & ea A thampt. June 20 mg, when he died. A female inent•f d eon note I believed from estate N 17th of the moath ,ou . iee d Twic'idialli e; 'tb nd th 1 . h ' Ile the deceased as Jernes weathe r pern threo hundred poneds, = fie was -ce ' I nein et 0 e his statement liat he was a directe * • - * l‘ sband had been .. Irela nd - ** • i• •• .. et ez N . Twice daily - • • 11 °•Y-- - a .. e2O ' ini , a epo ice ave al opi : • •. he had money in Mr. e t , ' l ' in the office, aud Mr. Amore) inquired whether her nu .. . 0 e tunatvietteatha M l 2Otn of the month Soathampt. Jun man they were in search of fo bb so recognised him as being the Highflyer n +On *hat Mr. Lein fey rkE..ver could have come twat 1 • •• tainted solie• rutt s hands. mude folly tiequaieted wi'h her destitute conditt nr India (vi toe e .... inP.) June t rro ery. h ' Sc. 24th ofmonth Dover • • side the jetty nu", that Court ts eur.rcii (he cu-ntrilet unless he had The rie • e itor-I.lave • i c e had been Mediteee• "4111 ca) l'l'st MONEY MARKET --Th Put himself righ b IT ' - ' h 1 " director of that office? , d , you proof that ho is The lady replied that he had, but no not _ . eu _ . enean (via ', So thampt. June 20 e quotation of gold at Paris sprit. e. ty 6 arior , to peg t..e 300.. in full time not a w 'mes s _ is about 5 • ' ,r the, tit' t h-.. -' '''. b • Il ia-office on Friday, aert I went into the t then ot the matter. She had alio written to the family . ne th e eteen Mr ' ord .. 'II4L 20th of the month n en ee , per mille prem. (according to the new tariff ), which, Command( w agner -a . w ten x,. Was tO e a,pplied-to bring the Brat" Mar • , a " ) ''' (via 1 . .. Juno 1 at the English Mint pric f i - informed thet he USked the question, and saitit.n•, but he said he could not interfere. wile-- • • .. N' Bth&24tli of month Dove• e o 3 . lts. lOnd. per ounce for will coueniss w hea over to England. The question then was, r - was there nda t'S SoliCitoe-ii'vas not. band ?-The mexi co h Sotathampt. June 5 standard gold, give h waa h e Mr. ARNDLD int:faired the age of her hus - - " •• m2O ° " he ril " t - thampt. June 16 3an axe ange cf 25.29 n ; and the ex- Wind east , he ~,„s b - bound to pay it? By the first contract The defe ----il e • , n Tv. "d YOU no other proof lad I . d h • ' le bout five y ears .. ?Kaneda .. .. .. M 9th of tee naontb Sou c , an nge at Paris on London at short being 25.47 n, it follows PLYMouTI - ot a utrec,,or ~ Mie s y rep le that he was er junior y a eeth before thardna to pay before the 9th of March, but that he is n , ~ - .„. - i-No. ex- Matteis r 7th,17t13,1 0 t 5 •-• 'Dover May 28 that gold is about 0.71 per cent. dearer in London than No. 6 report: dent s solicitor-Did no She had never by word or deed given the tlightest 1 . .. „. 1 & 30th of month Lrtml..y to en a t Y the young ledy applied herself to Mr. Too defeu . ~, , • , t Mr. "ttof mo Dover • • June 2 in Paris. By advices from llambur hth rice of gold morning she Spurgin say cuse for his neglect. I Napa.). g e p arge the time fI , • a shareaolet,r in tne Brita ' e 8 • IPa ' - - .. N ; sollsth 2et ho _ mo no,er .. ;June 2 is 431 per rnark, which, at the English Mint price, of topsails and I own oenv en t ence. !„, u t-e contract to suit her that he Wne . t PS9-11e did not. unia, anu not a Mr. ARNOLD 'observed, that it' was a most distr sing r eel States* _ _ N,aLlllsth2s,t i Southampt. )June 6 3/. 17s 1 and informed th ew '„ e r • Linsley had acceded to that, director? WI n , her state- , eninsular ' Li 7th 17th ',lath& mu , - lO s d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange outside the E -- neat w e. e A l• dt A et 3 So ite Or- re v e - r ease, and as he had every reason to believe Per ., .. .. .. _ e.1,17th ot that month southanipt. June 5 of 13.8; and the exchange at Hamburgh on London at Her Meje, hands. In the mean tim e a leue° I'l'i the 300/. in his The defenda. . e , 0 , , er in the w t a P epared to say went te he a true h hoped something one, e . , might bedhle ' " , Tuscany* • ' • • •• I•sth 15th 25 th °fele Dover • • June 2 6 per cent. nen:, aaking how and wh etcher had written to the Wag- that he is not a emu nla "mummy e • %wi tness - to b d • d t ' -•••• •• ' oßtb Southall - en J 20 , ea con 1 1011 . West let ai 17th of the m . tine short being 13.9, it follows that gold is about 0.4 _ x.. b eat i ng atis , i: 0 One feather. Ia her pretent distrese . „ I _,nes .. - . ere h e dearer in London than in Hamburgh. The course et e . hands were 1 to whtch he received no should send the money, Ido not know. Or that he e he would recommend her to again apply to h t_e family nees av t Indica (excePt f the month ..,Southampt• I June 5 ills at GO days' sight Is change at New York on London for b E 1 d an d s h e sa ti n( RIIS4Ver. The Wa ners allowed The defendant's solicitor- -as not signed s nici au) .G. 1 , 20 o . they had received a letter on Neither doe k now .or and state to him hat the had been compelled to , ht wine St Ness between ng' on that d• t( g 'h • - ) th dd? Wi•ness-No. that th make he' • t ' " tne ste * The me.ils to those c ountries thus marked On aro conveyed by 110 per cent., 1-id the par of exchange. t follows that the The ste le boat denied that it mentioned au th. a e 10. instant , eee ' 1 t d from the shareholders e • r condition known, and that unless so Ds e - . Trench packet vie marseille s ' and America being 109 23.40 per cent, i f England. d , ..' ing about the money. directors are not esc e of that were immediately taken, her only course would be to I _____- - - - -- ' t in favour o ma c a trial t, trader' tfiose circumstances it wi be exchange is nominally 0.42 per cen . f interest and The serew . latter itself ad he was not a; au: . . p 11 atural to call for the body. ti44ed vrith the reason In answer to other lines.. . ' • fions in cross•examinmion, render herself - the would ' ' MU nhargeable to the parish, when a warrant • CRom MAY 16.-The ice is breaking up a d STADT, against her husband for neglect. The means open ses i s Been in some directions. , ri But, after making allowance for difference o rate 1 sno margin of ii, c ave charges of transport, the present . „___,__ d c ,.. 4 „. e jetty 04 2 •.a.a . te.,,,•, , Profit Qll tilo importation of gold from trite ta1,146 l'aeifaa! . C11.1783/0. ---, ~,* Names of . Dividend ct. 140 ,1 ) ; Dividend 1.1 Names of ,_, per Companies. A 1 per ix Annu. X I price. C"Va ni°9 • 04 Annum. Price, X Macclesfield . 100 21. 10s. 50 Barnsloy.• • • 160, Neatk —— 1001 161. Ashtnlc Oldh 98 1 74 p. Urknk&Abrg 150 51. 85 Oxford.. •• • • 100 . 13/. 135 Birmingham ,40 41. 101 Peak Forest. 78 ' 3/. 18s. 70 21 2 . 8 0 1 5 .. 405 24 Coventry.. • • 1100 251. 200 Regent's •• • • 33 1/. 3s. 16% Derby ••• •• 100' 61. 63 Rochdale.... g 5 21. 42 145 , 201. 290 Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. et. 533 Somrset Coal 150 GrandJunctn 100 3/.pr.et. 484 Do.LkFdSt 12 Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. et. _llx, Stffr4 wye Wile. 142061 Grand Surrey 100 2/. Os. 33 Shrewsbury.. 125 Grand Union 100, 1/. 10s. 24 Stonrbrldge.. Rennt& Avn 39, 4s. Od. 5% Severn and? Lancaster . 100, Leeds& Livrp !100 201. 455 Warwick& I .U. 40 Leicester ....1100 51. 66 Limning. SlOO Leiestr&Nth 83 4/. 44% Warwick& I 3 100 3 2. 28 Loughborogh, 142 701. 510 Napton.. Monmouthsh 100 Worestr f 4/ 7 8 32. 33 Mntgomrysh 100, Birmlng. AfeltnMwbry 100 — & Brks 1 ls. fid. 7m :DEATH OF A. MEMBER OF THE SWELL MOB. , -On Monday morning, at an early hour, a young man died in the accident ward of St. Thomas's Hospital, under circumstances of a very remarkable nature. The deceased was well known as a member of the swell mob, frequenting the neighbourhood of the Elephant and Castle. It appears that the deceased got i n t o c onversation on Saturday evenin g with t wo gentlemen in the Walworth-road, and after taking some refreshment with them, he followed and attempted to rob one o f h a ppened to be a good boxer , and gave the deceased them, whoun a into sne thrashing, and then let him depa r t. The deceased-hwawssheorrtthhiyee after taken ill. and the foot passengers carried s hop of Mr. Waring. the chemist , of Walworth roa l d m , h ap p ea red to be suffering from the effects o(a narcotic. He was accordingly placed in a cab and taken by a police-con stable of the P division to the hospital, where he rema i ne d i n a state of unconsciousness until five o' clock yesterd a y morn ing. when he died. A female identified the deceased as James Smith, and the police have also recognised him as being the man they were in search of for robbery. MONEY MARKET. —The quotation of gold at Paris is about 5 per mille preen. (according to the new tariff ), which, at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 10Id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange o f 25.29 1 ; an d th e ex change at ParisL ondon at short being 25.44, it follows that gold is a b o ut n 0.71 . per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By a_dvices from Harnburgh the price of gold is 431 per mark, which, at the English Mint price. o f 3/. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.8 ; and the exc h ange a t Hambur gh on London at short being 13.9, it follows that gold is about 0.46 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburgh. The course of ex change at New York on London for bills at 60 days sight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent, it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent. in favour. of England. But, after making allowance ior difference of interest and charges" of transport, the present rate leaves no margin of profit QB the importation of gold from gm atom INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. The s , AEithl of the festitution or Civit Engineers was aPpropriat,ely termieated nn Tuceelay evening by a con verozione, which was attended by the members, and a numerous end brilliant an,mebiage of distingu;shed visitors, who were received by Mr. J. M. Bendel (the President), attended by Mr. Charles Manby (the secre tary), upon whom devolved pie dui y of collecting and arranging the works of art, models of machinery, and specimens of manufacture with which the rooms were profusely and elegantly decorated. It would exceed our limits to notico more than a few of the principal points of attraction. In the reception saloons, which were hung with Au busson tapestry, by Jackson and Graham, and decorated with a profusion of flowers, were Sir Edwin Landseer's "Random Shot," and Ward's picture of "James H. reading the Despatch," both from the collection of Mr. Jacob Bell; Turner's " Blue Lights," with an extraordi• nary facsimile in coloured lithography. Around these were placed pictures by Stanfield, Haghe, Egg, Herring, Ansdell, Puillip, Wehnert, Lance, Wood, Crowley, Bothwell, Niemann, li•znnedy, Winter halter, Wilson, and Carmichael. Sir Emerson Tennent had contributed some beautiful specimens of Ceylonese and Chinese carvings; Mr. Montague a remarkable silver plateau of Maltese filagree work; Mr. Hancock a rich silver vase, made for Lord Ward; Messrs. Elkington a large assortment of beauti ful pieces of gold and silver plate, vases, &c.; Messrs. Copeland and Messrs. Alcock, flee collections of Parian figuers and groups, china, &e., several of them designed by Alfred Crowquill, who exhibited a new statuette of " The Iron Duke" from life. Mr. Bailey sent a remarkable life-like bust of Robert Stephenson, M.P., and the modelled design for the statue of the late George Stephenson; and specimens of sculpture by Lough, Thomas, Loft, and others, with bronze by Collus and F. Bramab, were also grouped around. - Mr. Apsley Pellatt sent a large collection of glass, and amidst it was placed a beautiful basket of flowers and insects electrotyped in gold and silver, by Captain Ibbetson. Mr. Gould contributed some brilliant specimens of his beautiful Humming Birds, which contrasted well with three scenes of " Falconry" by Mr. Hancock (of Newcastle). The principal room contained a numerous collection of models, many of which were shown at work. Ainong these may be particularly noticed the anastatic process of printing, exhibited by Messrs. Glynn and Appel, who had recently introduced a method of preparing paper by the addition to it, while still in a state of pulp, of an in soluble salt of copper, and a peculiar preparation of palm oil, so that when an attempt was made to reproduce any document, it became fixed to the plate, and no transfer could be made. Messrs. Napior;and Soa,exhibited an Auto maton Sovereign Weighing Machine, which differed from those now in use at the Bank, by its separating the coin into three classes, the too light—those between cer tain limits, which might be variable—and the too heavy, instead of simply into the light and the full. They also exhibited a captain's registering compass, which showed at a glance the exact course the ship had taken, and the moment when any deviation from the true course had been made. Mr. W. S. Lacon also explained a very beautiful model illustrative of his ideas as to the management of ship's boats, how they should be steered, and suspended, and lowered in case of emergency, an important desi deratum. Mr. S. Highley's Achromatic Gas Microscope Lamp, a contrivance for combining, or rather modifying the glaring light common tq ordinary gas microscopic burners when making researches, seemed to be an object of great interest. There were also many models in various branches of engineering; Messrs. Matidalay and Messrs. Penn con tributing models of almost every kind of marine engine, and to Captain Henderson was due the collection of a vast number of different kinds of vessels, for the pur pose of showing the great discrepancy that existed in different countries in the lines of ships. In railways, permanent way seemed to be the point to which inventors chiefly devoted their thoughts, and the various modifications of Mr. W. H. Barlow for a road entirely of wrought iron, of Mr. Henson for a similar rail supported by longitudinal timbers, and of Messrs. P. W. Barlow, Greaves, Doull, end Reed, for chairs and supports of cast iron, so as to make the road partly of cast, and partly of wrought, but still entirely of iron, were shown. Mr. Henson also contributed a beautiful model of his covered railway goods waggon, by which it was said a saving of at least fifty per cent. in repairs alone over the old wagons with sheets would be effected. The centre table was devoted to an assortment of every description of fire-arms, from the old Indian and Chinese matchlocks, some of which even were revolvers, down to the Minniii rifle, the Colt revolver, and the Lan caster smooth-bored rifle. There were also numerous applications of Mr. Hodges' emulators, a new mecha nical power obtained by the accumulation of elaatic force; as well as Mr. Appold's arrangement for showing water below twenty degrees without freezing. In the ante-room, Mr. Goddard (of Ipswich) explained a gas cooking-stove, and an asbestos fire, in lieu of that formerly produced by platinum, and there was also a combined gas stove, by Mr. N. Defries. On the mantel piece was one of Mr. Bain's electricclocks, with the most recent modifications, all the power being contained in vases. An elegant mantel-piece of Llangollen slate stone, showed the capability of that material for receiving the highest polish, and by the now process of imitating mar ble, the very beautiful workmanship, which might be had for a small cost. The guests remained until a late hour, engaged in the examination of the works of art, listening to the expla nation given of the different models, and in enjoying the hospitality of the President in the refreshment-room. On Wednesday the rooms were again thrown open in the middle of the day, for the purpose of enabling the ladies to examine the collection at their leisure, and many noble and distinguished persons including the Duchess of Sutherland, Ladies Rosse, Douglas, Ara bella Ring, &c. 86 n., availed themselves of the opportu nity. They were attended by Mr. C. Manby (Secretary), and by Mr. James Forrest, who explained to them the peculiarities of the various models. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Duke of Northumberland held a levee on Tues day at Whitehall, which was attended by the following officers:— Captains C. Talbot, F. Scott, W. B. Dobson, C. M Hawkey, J. B. Maxwell, S. Robb, G. Woo'c)mbe, A. C. Key, and T. T. Stopford. Commanders I'. Wilson, H. D. Twysden, G. C. Mends, C. Fasting, C. P. Coppin, P. S. Stewart, R. Phillips, and W. Robson. Lieutenants T. Post], A. Darby, H. B. Everest, H. Floyd, W. P. Chapman, F. W. Ellis, W. E. Fisher, C. G. Crawley , and J. G. Robins. Master S. S. Flinn. Inspector of Hospitals Sir Benjamin Outram, M.D. Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Mason, 5.C.8., and Rear - Admiral Hyde P ar ker, C. 8., held a levee at the Admi ralty on Tuesday, which was attended by the following officers:— Captains W. B. Dobson, P. Justice, J. Robb, F. Scott, J. B. Maxwell, L. A. Robinson, and W. J. Cole. Com manders J. Richardson, R. A. Oliver, E. F. Roberts, and E. W. Vansittart. Lieutenants F. W. Ellis, H. 'Floyd, W. P. Chapman, A. Bathurst, C. M. Lucca% and J. P. Luce. Rear-Admiral Sir Phipps Hornby, K.C.13., bas dis , continued holding levees for the present. APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant Henry Lloyd (1841), senior Lieutenant, serving in the London, 90, at Sheerness, to command the Triton, 3, iron paddle-wheel steam-vessel, of 260- horse power, commissioned at Woolwich for service as mail packet on the Mediterraneßn station. Clerk in Charge—Theodore W. S. Neame (1845), to the Triton. Captain Rundle B. W a t son , C.B , an d Li eu t. Hu g h M. Elliot (1847), having b o th com pl e t e d a course of study of steam at th e f ac t ory at Woolwich Dockyard, were examined by 'Mr. Charles Atherton, chief engineer there, and received certificates. Lieut. Henry Hannant (1842) . bas been appointed first to the Encounter, vice Curtis, promoted. Commander Henry Harvey (1841) has been appointed to the Penelope, steam-frigate, coast of Africa, bearing the broad pendant of Commodore Bruce, on the coast of Africa, vice Hillyer, promoted. Commander Thomas Miller has been appointed to study steam at Woolwich. The Superb, 80, Captain Purcell, is ordered round to Sheerness, to be inspected, prior to the ship being put out of commission. We, in common with many others connected with the service, regret to see so fine a ship's company dispersed at a time when the feelings of the whole nation are in favour of retaining a powerful force afloat; but we presume the defects of the ship are so great as to compel the Admiralty to pay her off. The Superb was built from the lines of the ex-Stirveyor of the Navy. PoRTszaOIITII, WEDNESDAY.--The Court will (it is understood) remove from Osborne to Buckingham Pa lace to-morrow, coming up, as usual, to the Clarence yard in in the Fai Edinburgh,ry. 58, esterday to tryschzwenbgloineeks-,shstc block-ship, , worked most satisfacto r il y , an d h er spee d was en perior to all th e other ships of her class ; she made, went the e o ng u i t of es n harbo ur y with the wind and tide in her favour, between 11 and 12 knots, and agai ns t w i n d an d t id e , s he made be tween 8 and 9 knots. She was li g ht ; w hen her storesab w nd ate h r ad top out and guns are i n s h e w il l come down i n t h e two or three f ee t ; b ut s h e i s f u ll y r i gge d, along s id e t h e j etty to h ave her temporary ballast re- gallantmasts up. She . h as c o me i n to harbour, a and moved. 7 f ro m Osborne to HiFghainreyss the Duke of Cambridge royal yacht, Captain Crispin, conveyed his Royal Southampton yesterday. Queen, 116, Captain Wise, her lower deck at Spithearl, an guns yesterday She will probably sail to-morrow, on boaid her powder. Plymouth. se, took in morning she took weather permitting, for Captain Matson, ' 1 side the jetty, under the sheers, awaiti ng h er ' new bow- Highflyer screw-frigate , 'is a „ lg . bow sprit. C om mander Egerton has arriv e d at P ortsmouth, aid Basiliskwith rain. will commission the to-morrow morning. Wind easterly, PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY. --- The Cowes pilot•bolt N o . 6 reports that betwee n t h ree and four o'clock this she saw a large frigate , morning under douible-reefed topsails and tepgallant sails over all, passing up Channel outside the Eddystone; wind, N.N.E , blowing strong. Her Majesty chip Rodney, 90, Captain; Gran:am, paid on am having completed her complement , her nswly rai" . hands were by Commodore, Sejmour, and she sailed the same day for Queenstown. $ The ste ies v • 1 B • k • - esse ri ,to charge of Mr. Brown, made a trial trip round the Eddystone on Monday. The screw steam block-ship Sans Pareil waft towed to the jetty 911 Monday to take in her stores. f , 1852. o f pm, 5, London : Printtd and Published by 3111 1 ").2,.. 14 0 • Ag No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The SIOS tiju t h a ---' COO P.' Strand, in' the Precinct of the Savo36 11— StiddletiOt Tianadaysthq.27ll6oo The brig Ferret was commis3icned by Cornmasu" Phelps, t;n Su .day. AiiIIs:RICAN IN Ps WS. The accounts from New York this week contal li e nothing of material importan c e. The recent ri ot ' the rate of exchange had not been fully raaintaia en and the ship men t o f s p ec i e , w hi c h bad see %e e about to recom mence , h a d consequen tly again bee f checked. Mo ne y was more a b un d an t than el: and 4 per cent. was now th e highest rate to ° tamped for loans at ca ll. Th e stock market, n ever ; theless, was on the a v e r age a s h a d e lower, he dg partly influenced by the flood of railway b e l. which still continued to be poured upon it. 3; 1 better descriptions of th ese b on d s were re s s ' io taken, but the necessity f o r cau ti on , with resat All the majority, was daily becoming more evident• sorts of petty towns and coun ti es were piedgisi their faith for the pay ment of the interes t, 8 . already the constitutionality of s o me of their PO, ceedinga had become a matter of dispute and lit le tion. The increasing demand for channels ot Wei ment was likely, however, to overcome all other e,v o siderations, and the mere sound of a "guarantT ite e matter how worthless, serves in the United "70 as on this side, to entrap many w ho would he b ol to enter into the most legitimate enterprises thatore nothing but their intrinsic goodness to r i g bee s mend them. During the week there ba u i ejei two failures of mercantile fi r ms, the P' o ol being Dunscomb, Cook, and Co., of New oelti,ts Johnson and Travers, of Baltimore, both in the American and West India trade. There was tl tb later from C a lif o r n i a , b u t an arr i v al wq.' et sef expected shortly, and if it should bring a ' ti e .' set large supply of gold the stimulus to the money In fo to would be very great. Meanwhile, t h e tra or s San . Francisco was undiminished, and the N ( L t ps e s L e ight had lately sailed for Nicaragua with 9 '''sfitil April. They From Mexico the advices were to the 9 , They confirmed the rejection of the dif huantepecp treaty, and stated that on the in . esti following the vote on that question, e w had Mi l n e i f s t ter the from the ne capital, in o the enteruri order t° as States, Congress nothing like • upon his duties at Washington . in I the kind move seemed practicable. It was business n o h e s t Mn o f w e a l ur e : I T e a , - t . i l e4 a li t the basis of some reform i n the thought, mig ht P °lsl be arranged, although the removal of the p o it bitory duties woald be refused. The Sen ate so appears, are favourable to a general reduction nos per cent. The foreign rep resen t a ti ves in A ie i r ee were still in communication with Senor B a r t seit the Minister of Relations, on the subject the protest against the exceptional lo we ring O ' s tleo tariff at the port of Matamoras, to the injury n i ms~ importing merchants at Tampico and Vera vio They bad notified to the Minister their intes,ms to persist in demanding an equalization, and 7 s . they would not put up with delay. If their fps sentations were longer neglected serious dif6 o , t he might therefore arise, while, on the other bana'ose the position of the Government was a perplezit i gbt since, if the duties were raised to their former the at Matamoras, the revolutionary attempts .° ce lor frontier would forthwith be recommended as : ra t Se for smuggling, while on the other hand 0 g e t eve etts' duction would at once create alarm for the ' tier, the With regard to the existing state of the fr °l3 ia i accounts were far from satisfactory.. C arve t t e riti ees was lately arrested by the United States' atiL 0 011 and put through the ceremony of givin s g, ' o l* ro t js c s ta , now reported to be again reorganizing n' s 'OS of invasion. According to some 800 of had gone up the Rio Grande with the rem, ai n s forces to form a junction with " Co ls stas'so from the interior of Testae" and 3 0 °, r i", e ie Meanwhile he is said to have sold his i sn ieseri se v ; neighbourhood of the frontier to "an Company" for 200,000 dolls. Numerous nt h- co tior cations also sh ow th at operat i ons w ill long :de& I sa : to be carried on similar to those which Pt cans tea annexation of T exas . Th e l aw l es s Meseins b i s etP; liate by cr oss i ng th e b or d er an d committingierr ftts' and murd e r s , p ro f es si ng t o ac t un der oru 00 to their own authorities; and the Americ_an s, o ffea other hand, resort to Lynch law, and hang t"ecsti 1u ere, or suspected offenders, whenever tnel se getri caught. The object on both aides is to el hi r og ths every individual case of violence into sone t ,, th ey shall provoke a determined war, and in Insfesigr of course aided by both the Texan an d newspapers. THE COUNTRY 111AR 1--grr To o-111 LIVERPOOL, MAY 25.--The arrivals since last wbeil very moderate. A fair attendance at market to•c e 'd. 5P 144 ,,,, and flour held firm, and last week's prices realise ' nu stw, corn in fair demand, at an advance of 6d Pe r IsA: Arrivals, Ireland and coastwise—Wheat, 25 , s .; A b a rrel l ir ; 118; malt, 160; oats, 2.047; flour, 144 sacks an d gou t, 1,1 beans, 150. Foreign wheat, 2 s oats, 785; m" - A l sacks, &c.; beans, 56. ' 36 ; k t ":, Lunns, MAY 2 5.—Trade not very active but war v. steady at Friday's rates. Barley nominal: n olf dear. Oats and other articles as before. oh_ The sero NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, MAY .an of beasts was confined to 760 head ; demand andactive, Doll sold at full rates of currency Number ef abeeP .„a Pell 5,212. The mutton trade ;as in an active state, •.- se. , all were disposed of. Lambs met with a good i n q UI TSt" BUBO fu u to en P e a total clearance was effected.—Beef, 5s 4d mutton, 4d to 5 1 / 1 d lambs, 7d to 8d per lb. vo , h& j NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, MAY 25.- 7 ' e - ar 42 ;4 arrivals of wheat, as well as good deliveries from eb-nsir, farmers. Prices rather firmer, with a little mor e se sf r done. Barley di ffi cult to quit. Peas were still very forc e and brought full prices. Oats a slow sale, particutari s ore, ° EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET, MAY 25.—Th e f we ig l ll the meal market to-day ro sacks oatmeal, eaeu, i l l i i 2801bs. imperial, which sold thus :-4 at 1 ' I/ los: and 6 at 1/ 10s Od • average price of the vilio le 2 st9 l ; 9-12ths. 3 sack s pot -barley, whereof 1 sold at 25 6 1 " 2 2.5 , " ..... ' 3i.a ,gi EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW M A KE"— , e s T. , - , Oat straw, from 7s 6d to 9s Od per kentple of wheat ditto, 6s Od to 7s Od ; barley 16 4 15 t0 n 7° gl ditto, 6 ° i$ Hay, from 9d to 1 I d per stone. _There wer e DALEEITH MEAL MARKET, MAY 24. „ a t. 1 1 , 2 o f harler ° _ooo! the market to-day 78 bags of oatmeal, 3of pot-barley ; there was no peasemeal or flour in ll itie p sales brisk. Oatmeal the same as last week for all V s barleys& 6d per bag cheaper. , kirt i, Oatmeal, per sack, of 280 lbs. First Second 0 ~: imperial .. ... ... 30s 6d 305 Od 'P: Od Barleymeal, per ditto ... 23s Od —s Od "7; 00, T Peasemeal ... ... ... --3 Od —s Od "—_, 0 0 , Flour ... ... ... ... —9 Od —a Od 0° Pot barley ... ... ... 26s Od —s Od •-- RAILWAY SHARE IVIARKO r ' BRISTOL, MAY 26. tic STOCK EXCHANGE.—We had a very quiet marke t The only sales reported were—Bristol and Exete r ' Great Western, 90 1 A. ' LIVERPOOL, MAY 26. n er d . and STC,CIC EXCHANGE. —We have no improvement od pri to-day. The transactions have been very limited , a, t he l e o varied little from those which have been quoted f i l o/ ib i s few days. The sales reported were as folio - Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenbe eerj, —Caledonian, 19—Eastern Counti e s, 8 %—EdinbiliverP e r o p and Dundee, s—Lancashire and Y or k s hi re , 71 y Qest Crosby,and Southport, 20 %—.London and Nort'4 . 122—Ditto, New Quarte rs , 5 p.—Midland, ,7 rn cheater, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire, 32—South-D'''d P" Dover, 20y 2 South Staffordshire, 1 dis.—York Midland, 2338. STOCK EXCE :ci A._ I 7I eicm.sb_oe M ANCHESTEß grgohaoetdeb,aussyionei;ststis h rtgo A dha r adyma. 2 y 6 :l3 . T a soh se:o; r r n an e d re pr a i s ce fo s ll n o o w t Junction, IN dis.—Caledonian, /9—East Lanc.,nl4o -1 ters, 16 13 . 16 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71.—A"'" — South-Eastern and Dover, 20%. :115 COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR ' 4311 ' c . 1) 4 1 ABERDARE, MAY 26.—The 3 investigation into A .0p therecent dreadful explosion at - Middle which so many lives were lost, was concluded this bler e Aper Mackworth, the Government inspector, read an a t he P e pe in which he r emar k e d t h at t h e l oss o f 1 59 iives 0/ Old dare Valley by explosio n s, a ll o f th e m arising 740 'O l culiarly dangerous state of the fire damp in the_ e ntir e tli g and the overlying strata, urgently d e manded ° cep e n i t a tiA,A elusion of naked lights and the ordinary furri, e nt s e r. adoption of strictly enforced ru l es an d a larger j ec gte, ' The Coroner having summed up, the jury, afters the deliberation, returned the following verdict : 4610 01 1 I Thomas Prichard we find a verdict of Acciderivissat bet and we are of opinion that the Middle Daffryn P i ,,, t r nose e t ; ,d time in a good state of ventilation fo r or dinary I ) js tO that a fall in No. 2 cross heading to the dip Pr° ua O P ' re:i discharge of gas that passed alo ng the return•l ;,. "blob the flue, there ignited, and caused the explosien sf e $ suited in such a great sacrifice of human life. A .",. e ned t e ,, opinion that there is no neglect or culpability 0,1'7001 the of the agents or men in their employ, notwitu s 5 0.0. much regret that the recommendations of the :k. a . r ''ecas i : A t i suggestions of Mr el . anu ß do l t ackwell, in his report on tu •n, : s e ',lor the last explosion, had not been complied enjoin the to toll f ha v t en th ti e la p ti r o o n p , rie e t: p r o l e le j nit c the " Mr.errn eßsitalyekrwecenmp drift." BinTirs. o no , On the 21st i ns t . , at C astle Car ow. Carrie k ..oo•ll A d the wife of William Peyton, Esq., j.P. 2 v4 011 Oa the 23d inst., at Tollington-park, / 1 " 115 Edward Sharwood. t he OF • DAUGHTV. On the 25 t h inst , at Green-street, E Grosvenor-Eq"1,1%, olct wife of Ed war d C olston, E,q. wifOen,4eha2rsltehs Barry, inst Liq at.: . il ,iu be n suir n r!•road, Sydenb uak , uaries Barry, l„q. , jar' d OA`. MARRIED. • PI- tO On the 25th inst., at St. P anc ras Church, 311. ' 01 1 .'01 Alexander 'J o h ns t on , of Cbarlotte-street,, Fitzro9, 9400 Clara, the only surviving daughier of the late 311. ' Gilex, of Appleton, Berks. , DIED On the 21st inst., at'Star-hill, Rochester, John Le /71 : 1 ' 10 0 6 1 andin charge of medical stores, ''ott Pitt, O bs pici l/ tr, On'the 22d inst., at Sydenham-hill, Kent, agedglste Lawes, Esq., barrister-at-law, eldest son of the Sergeant Lawes. On the 22d inst.,4lr. John Hatchett, of Saves* Trinity-square, aged 69 . . t he if' Elize' On the 22d inst., at. Drayton, Shropshire, of William Manly Wilkinson. , p a of At Stocks, on the 23d inst., Joseph Winter , 0 0 near Manchester, aged 81. . „ n of On the 24th inst., at Hackney, John Jones, Broad-street, City, aged 73. Fome r, V °4l. On the 22d inst., at Cheltenham, Charler