The Sun. — London, England, 1850-06-10 00:00:00

. T H E SUN, _ LONDO INT, _ MON DAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1850. _._...___._..------ _____... _.--.........-.......-- , . . . .... - RAILWAY RETURNS - . • AQUATICS. mouthfuls of water, and spurting them out again, • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. t LAW IN TELLI GE N CE. look at his accounts. He said Mr. Mee . Gregor owe a Filth diamonds insiae, .3 advised her to open it andtset HENLEY-ON-THAMES GRAND REGAtt'A. raiiing i every now and then its huge gro•• 1 PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9.-The Dragon steam-frig s , ' him 7,000/. or 8,0001, and there were other asseta to the it going, but she said she did not want to wear a watch RAILWAY TRAFFIO.-The foll Owing are the Total Receipts of Rail ways for the past week-that is to say, up to the date to which the Tbe•followine have been entered- to com 'Ns, COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, eerose 8. extent of 30,0001 and 40,000/. He told me to hold still on board ship. respective returns are made, together with the receipts of the same various 'prizes a this' 'regatta on FridaY ea p cl e . t S e a f ta ir rd the ' es(1118 -. head'''. IL Captain WHII 11 • •cl ff here, all , standi .. a , a .w as pet .o 0 ___Or_ CAMPBELL, and Justice h o and in a short period I should get 20s. in the pound, and Mr. Dorward was re-called, and identified all te pr week in the previous Year :- (Sittings in Banco befor L a and biting the woodwork at ay the mar in of the bath. The broad rounded back of I * '• ' '• ' ' yeeterday. , • next; but it was determined that tho entry should re- t ater the an• g • te, Comma Parrasoet, COLERIDCE, and ERLE.) • 0 in view it looks a much I The • - imal being now chiefly , , Birkenhead steam troopefriga be would be a comparatively rich man, with 20,000/. or perty produced by Francis and the Smithe, including the _ te e ; . • main open until twelve .o'clock on Saturday, the Bth She DUKE OF BRUNsWICK V. lIA.RMER. 25,000/. in his pocket. That induced me not to oppose. chehs-boards. •He knew the gold chain, because a piece Week Last eeece . • t • • . • ee , ins ..- larger animal than when out of the water. After iJ. A. Stevens, sailed last evening- tor •Lisbou. r • Artilla 9, • helf n • This was a rule, calling on the plaintiff to show cause The extent of the transactions between us must have ot it was broken off and repaired in Indis. He recog ending NAME OF RAILWAY. week. `cf.i ie c.!'. • e ts, 'Grand Challenge Cup-Oxford University Boat -Club; ' • a hour spent in this amusemeet, it quitted I took out ten gunners of the Royal Marine cies 11 vacan b. why the verdict obtained by him at the sittings after last amounted to between . 50 ? 000/. and 60,000 L, and upon this nised the diamond ring set in brilliants, which was given I received half commisseon. him by a lady now in Geneva. The gold shirt-pins were L e h e W. G.' Binh, captain, and E. J. Sykes, secretatty. h the ' water . 'at the call of its keeper and ' and ten privates of the Royal Marinesato A . .1 Trinity term for the 500/. damages for libels which ap- Mr. LAWRANCE-How long did these transactions presented to him by a eentleman now in India. The - ------. - • Ladies' Challenge Plate-Oxford-Lincoln College fellowed him back to the sleeping room, which in Commodore Martin's squadron ; and one sergeonsil uary to March. jewels and trinkets were 'kept in a drawer in his cabin. mar fe .i x Boat Club; C. D. Craven, captein, and T. O. Hall, .is , well bedded with. straW, and where a stuffed I one corporal, and twentv-five - privates 'of SI; , peered in the Weekly Dispatch newspapers in the years June 25 Aberdeen .. •• ••••.• .• • • ...... ..... 1,245 700 1 • , jan 6o 000/. worth how many The drawers were generally locked. On one occasion oeo secrettry. ~ . saca is provided for• • its pillew,.of which the animal • Menines for the Mediterranean squadron - . • 1830, 1847, and 1848 occupy? Witness-From h should not be set aside. The de- 1 His HONOUR-Out of tat , . 2 Amiens and Boulogne ............... 1,349 1, . have . 2 say were . delivere ve y rs. orwar Beare ing e d? Witness- the ayah was obser db M D d li . th I Belfast and Ballymena --•. • . • • .... 533 54e Stewards' Challenge Cup-Cambridge University Boet 'having .a very short. neck, thicker than the head, duly The, Sealark, 8, C' .. Shb-is t° - ' i ommander ot eya ..• * 0 fondant pleaded the statute of limitations to the libel of About - five or ten thousand. As to the remainder drawers. shares should you 2 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,15 . 0 1,1 . 76 Club; C. J. Holden, captain, and A. Baldry secretar • • •av •I - 1 1 . , . . 3 , al sise f when it sleeps. When awake it ie very complement of eighty men fot service on the coSst .. . t IS3O, via., that the same had not ben published within - 26 Bolton, Blackburn,Clitheroe, and W. Y. 4a3 b 73 - , . . , ~ , . im . peewit., o. any absence of its favourite . attendant, , Africa station. - and Oxford University Boat Club W G Rich captain s la e r . . . they were Pritchard's speculationse and none were de- In answer to questions by the Magistrate, the witness 2 Bristol and Exeter -....-.......... 4,152 4,943 • ' • said he agreed to give the ayah 300 rupees for her ser- and E. J. ,bykes, secretary. -, . . siX years, and that the publications of 1847 and livered. 26 Ca1ed0n1an.........• ... ............ 6,338 5,489 rises'on its hind - le s • .an he - s 1 'le ' g , d ,t r aten to brea e qOB, Brevet-Major Taylor, on the retired fa P, . asp • . 11- sA : 1848 were not libellous. At the trial the Plain- After hearing further evidence, and an address from vices, and gave her 150 in advance at Madras. She said 2 Chester and Holyhead ..... .......... 2,8t;9 • 1,910 ViSitOrs' Chnilenge Cup-Oxford-Christ • Chutch •• t. waoden f-nce • .. • - ;-' eu ,by butting and pushing against lain the Royal Marines, died a few days since at pt._ ..., she wanted money. Just before the vessel sailed from 30 Dublin and Drogheda.-- ...... ... is7il 926 Boat Club; W. G. Rich, captain, and J. Greenwood, ie . - t ' ;l' • t• • tiff produced a witness who described himself as Mr. Lawrence, 4 Dublin and Kingstown ...... ...... • • 1,373 1,375 - . • ' . a way strongly signifinatived ite gteat muscalar force. Jersey, making a vacancy' for ' A 'captain.' ' ' His HoNoun ust make a remark as to fraud to- Madras she said she wanted six rupees, which he gave 1 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen.• ••• • - 592 551 cretary. ' . wn• P tcl7. ' Captain Charles Casimir Rheinhold, and who swore fi l e cld ee ground for it Mor. her. He also paid her two sovereigns at St. Helena, and 2 East Anglian.... •• - • ... • ........... 711 722 'Town Challenge Cup-Henley-the Trinity Boat The animal . appears to be.in perfect health, and breathes The Geyser steam-sloop, Commander .13ro t e r . , that shortly before the commencement of the action in wards Morgan. _ . o i t i i 100/ The br k char ' five the balance of her wages in the dock when the ship ar- i Edinburgh and Glasgow ............. 4.254 4,142 Club; P. Pratt.- secretery; and Henley---the Albion, when at ,re.st, sloivlat and . regulaily,, .frein three , eeeded from Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on _n th gan had his 2s. 6d. in t e ~ oer ging . . , . . 6 March, 1848, he had purchased, at the Dispatch office, a rived. The card-cas • hi bln • b f e was given my Is sister e ore I Edinburgh and Perth ............ 2,370 2,331 Bost Club, C. Sandy, captain, and H. Clements, se- to four. timesdn a minute. Itsrfood is noW a kind of ' odfA•ltEtL d • h art•of the .. ~ 1 o pri , o as on on, • -wit a p • w i t. per cent.. 2 Eastern Counties and North Eastern.. 16,003 15,461 . - . . • porridge, a4,tre' ilk and maize meal. . Its appetite lias 1 Regiment, to relieve the Rifle Brigade at Ning f t p newspaper of the 19th September, 1830, containing the kl sid Mr Prit hard the bankrupt, owed before he left Scotland for India, and the gold chain was 2 East Lancashire .... „ „ ............ 3,189 3,017 cretary. . . . . . Mr. Lin ater a ._ c , . nr J libel in question, to,which, the defendant had pleaded the y 1849 30 0001., without a farthing to pay it. in his possession 15 years ago, beforehe:was married. He 2 Eastern llnion• •- - .......... ..... . 2,351 1,510 Diamond. Challenge Sculls and Presentation Cupe m . been in no reepect. diminished bY. the confinement I Ham's Town but ut back when within forty - 6 :1 rs statute of limitations. Upon this evidenee the jury re in Ma- 'llh'• ' t s of the case into considera- never heard the prisoner had 100 sovereigns when she i Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr ••• • - 3,055 3,127 Mr. T. Northman, ot the, laleteor Club,. Hammeremithe and inconveniences of the• -sea yaw bh • ' ' P ' •'. ''. . age,‘ .or y.c ange miles of - the Baffalo in consequence o f her 11 9n e " le e ott • turned a general verdict for the plaintiff in respect of all 1 Taking a t e cf n c k urs ance ll d 1 Glasgow and Greenock.. •.•• • • • - .... 1,132 1,046 Mr C Clifford, Lordon • and Mr JE el n W n f 1 h C u t t say left India. , tioa, he (Mr. i ater) ca e upon t e .or . o _ iirci 26 Great Northern and E. L . dinabled, and arrived in Simon's ask h i e the libela with 500/. damages. In the following I I hat the bankrupt was not to be trusted in legitimate Mr. Rae- i you not bear that she had 9001? i Great Southern and Western ••••• • .. 4,219 3,538 ham College, Oxford. . . ~ . milk-diet, which, it is said, :created•: a ..scarcity of I . the Sth where she rethained on the 10th. The or e term the defendant applied for and obtained' a rule ; t Mr. Dorward-I heard that she had accumulated 2 Great Western, &c .......... ........ 16,702 18,060 Silver Goblets-Messrs. Sherwood and iloward, of 7 . ,ige tu, trade, and that the certificate be refused. th t t . 1 a artic eat Cairo, owing. to the enormous - supply Deliberation,. 609 tons,. with a slave cargo, P"n t ;ea nisi to set aside the verdict upon affidavits of two of tho • M LAWRINCE said their had been no misrepresenta- property to the amount of 9001., but I never heard that 2 Lancashire and Yorkshire •• .• • • .... 13,775 17,100 dClb Lo d M - Bld 1 B •• , the Leen er it , n en; tssrP. ary en( . sig. w h• h te i • 26 Lancaster and Car1i51e........ ...... 4,034 . 2,2 J 9 IC •t. e cravings of the young animal required the Pantaloon, 8, Commander Hyde P4ehira ll • r • ' ..of defendants' clerks that they had the sole charge of the i --r. College, Cambridge ; and Meisrs.' on the part of Mr. Pritchard ; his private debts she had any jewellery. 26 Leeds and Think .................. 1,157 , 262 shame, Of Trinity •-' s' ''' clnirg e old aumbers of the newspapers, that they had a list Con _ L hi t el hf'' • - ' ' ' L ' w i s un er t e ostering care of our - eacellent in :Simon's - Bay e Cape 'of r 400/ his expenditure was of the n :Mrs. Anne Lack, landlady of the house in Halsey- - Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.• •• - 221 Chitty end Hornby, of the Oxford University' Boat' Good ' ,Hope, .10:-- .„.„„, 9 f. were rly 300 . o ~ thereof, and that there had not been at the Dispatch , ited kind. The case had occupied a consider- street, gave evidence exculpating the Smiths, and said I Londonderry and Enrilskillen• ••• pri . • ~..csii' office for many years any copy of the newspaper of Sept. I Most l'n . 2 London and North Western &c -•• 46 341 15,227 . ' - ' The Silver Wherry.-Mr. - F. 'Williams, of •Henhey;• after the Princely 'dOner, ;Abbas 'Paella,' zOologists at Wales Indiaman, reports the Pantaloon a haalne , f t he . • able portion of time, and, having regard to all the cir- they told her the aya,h gave them the gold chain and 2 London and 81ackwa11...... •• • • .... 1,075 1,070 - • • 0.. r 19, 1830, and upon affidavits of other persons stseing that . t Mr, J. 'H. Brooks, junior, of Henley, and Mr. A..-Ive, .of home are'elnefly indebted far the present opportunity • tured -another slaver two days after her captu a re.. aa ', nnected with it, he (Mr. Lawrence), 23- other jewellery. 1 London and Brighton ..... .....•..... 15,10 l• 10,213 . . , . , . . . . , ~..... . , the newepaper of that deo which had been produced cutie anc_es co_ e _ _ 'h a t had been marked The prisoner, in her defence, said all the jewellery be- 2 London and South Western ~ , ._ , •. , ~ , . of. itadying this' most teinarkable and interesting Deliberation. :'-•-e'' e ' ' t ' .• ' - ' - ; at the trial, as the one purchased by Rheinhold, had been , s . uming that th_ ban_krupt s c o s t i l l cer , d . 2 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 5,648 4,999 . ~ ' - Ccithei' g' . d ask ha it not been longed to her, and the fans were hers; and she in3isted In consequenee of the great inFanyenience.which :has' Aftleau.mammat,tof. which ,no .living specimen- has The Philotnel, - 8, 'Commander 'T. D.J, --% ~ lila y a want of prudence, w d Bri tol dBI ' h 20 893 23,416 2 Alidian , s, au rifling am.. • . , '' A I ° hOtlttht of a private gentleman, by a newsvender em- 1 b wi. . urged by the loss of time and expense incurred by Mr. the Smiths had robbed her of 100 sovereigns, and took 2 Midland Great Western (Iriah) •• .• a - - ployed to do so by Mr. Oddie, the secretery of the iP . . . . . - Alonklands .• • • ....... .. ••.._• • , , • • _ 7 . 22 until tne preliminary meeting, which . has been usually. last exhibited .by the third .G d' •hA b" - ' ' -.. . i Pritchard in this inquiry ? He stood well with the away all her property from her. .or ianein : t e m rep 1- Plymouth. - .- • - - - --- , . a ~ Stirli* Duke of Brunswick, and for which 5/. had been raid. 2 North British .................... ;. 3.293 3,071 1 steid on the first mornine of the regatta, the stewards and theatr e of I ' ' • mperial. Romea' • e ' -'-'• ' • . ' ' The HoWe, .120; Captain ,Sir JartWika e e late I public, and looking at the lapse of time that had passed, Mr. YARDLEY said there could be no doubt all tbe 1 Paris and Rouen, - • • • • ,A ~,. . . . The Duke of Brunswick now showed cause in person conneittee vvere to . Meet in the Town•hall on Satarday . '. - ~ ---. _ . , . . . i the Court must be asked to put the bankrupt in such a jewellery and oteer property produced belonged to 1 Rotten and Havre .............. - - 2,541 2,434 . which was,..aletained at .Gibialtai 'pending t b .", s e - cl • against the rule, and produced many affidavits in opposi- ~ . him if he had lost a gold 2 Scottish Central. ....., ~ „ ..„ - . . - i posttion that hereafter iao man could say that he (Prit- Mr. Dorward, paid asked et CES -01 ' SHARES -a' ' ' .•• doubtful state, of aflair3 betweeni• the , Brit' 00 tion. 1 Scottish Midland ........ ; " 449 . '315 Sto , and the captains 'or repiesentitivei of 'clubs, end e ' ' - chard) had been unfortunate, and that there was nothing watch ? to thi s -Y.' t . • 2 Shrewabury and Che,ster •••••• • • •• - . 1,585 1,425, - t - - -d- • the m t'ho - w' ' • 'e• • .. ' ' . . 'From the Official .List French 'Cabinets, has now been ordered ... ~ , th , cr alma ear. engage in c a e 1,, e.e invite., to ...,, . • _., . _ . ~ ~ -.- . - . - • • .• ... ,' -• , . Sir Frederick Thesiger and Mr. Martin appeared to 1 . . • nest him. He (Mr. Lawrence) must ask for an imme- Mr. Doward-Yes, sir. The deecription of the watch 2 Shropshire Union . • - .. o . , . eaga . . • , . support tho rule, but I diate certificate • and as to the question of class he seen in the ayah's possession by Smith answers to the _ t south Eastern and Branches ......... 11,735 10,829 ' attend. A meeting of the stewards, eec., min - the morne ntatiatetatED EvnetY TUESDAY, AND . FRIDAY E . VENLNO.. to be paid off. , •• •, - ': . ' ', s neca Tne COURT, vvithout calling on the Learned Counsel -26 " South Devon .. .. . .. 1,981 1,776 ings of the regatta, will be held in-the council 'ea-amber ; LONDON, FRIDAY,' . JUNE 7. •• , A. melanchtdy. 'aecident toil phi& a feW, CII,V UOf t would leave t a w ht ' ith his Honour. One I have lost. , , ... . „ore e for the defendant, stated that the mattera of the affidavits ' His HONOUR was not now prepared to give . judgment, Mr. YARDLEY said, as the trial of te S h miths was 1 Taff Yale ••• • .. ...... ....... ..... ~. . 2,417 2,407 2 Ulster .••• • .• , at eleven o'clock:each day as usual. e . . . ~ .. .. .. , .• , • - 775 758 ......._ " --- "" 1 " ---- - ___,,_, .. - .- On hoaYd the Arethusa, 50, one of - the sq . .3sti , ~... TO zh . i'' . ll-S.TOC . It BATZ2It'S.... ' _ • • - inust be decided by a jury, and that the rule must be I appointed for next Tuesday, it was expedient the Oleo- _ .. . . .. but he would deliver it in a week or two. - Waterford and Limerick...-. ••••• • • • • '' -- . --' ol t'o M- C • he • - • dshiP uisl) ' ' . ev uln. • r. tinning am,. a rni , made absolute, and the cost, to abide the event. eitions should be formally taken at once, and the ayah 26 Whitehaven Junction ..... -..-- .• . - 200- 243 . . THE lIIPPOPOTANICS.. - AT. TII-E• - ~ . . .i. • Judgment deferred. .Dividend Amount • . ' • front the Main tap rind was killed . Rule abaolute. committed tor trial. 2 York and Newcastle ...•••• • • - - - 14,173 12 793 • . Name of Com an 2 York and North Midland. ••• • • • .... 6,996 7;514' .-- •• ' ' , ' -- - . - ^ ZOOLOGICAL . GARDENS. --;,• .- e. a • ... . ,• ,' p. ya Per ~, ~ .01 Bald. P • Annuni. Share. - ric4. ' . '' '' - 'ArtoiN T3l ENts. a. ". - s ous le . 914 COURT .OF EXCHEQUER, June 8. I, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Rae hoped bail would be taken, to enable the - The following letter 'has been sent by Prefeasor ••• --....-.----- . , . . ---- •' IVoor:wicir, Jteeti 8 . ':e-Surgeon,Alexanclere e e d et (Sittings in Banco.) TrIAMES. aye& to give evidence against the Smiths'. Mr. YARDLEY accepted bail for the prisoner, herself ITALY. 4 ' . . 0 wen to'. the editor - -de the "'Annals . ...of Natural x. ' ' . . . . • . • . ' . • ' . •••• i 3 ,S. d. A. s. d. - astr Masa% ....•• •• •• . 2 ta... , 40 ~0 0 . 40. • 0 0 - . ~ -,_ m 1): ' (1849), tO the' • Sealark . s 'coreirefe 9l°ll . , _,,..e . 0f F. O'coNNoit, M P., v. BILADSHAW• 0 THE ALLEGED ROBBERY' or THE AYAII.-Cavoline - • . , .. .. ..,. . . in 100 L, and two sureties of 50e each. The King and Queen of Sardinia arrived at' History" ,_,_. . , - , -. . • • 'itsli-North American 51. per cent. „500050 0 0 ' 4.? . rortsmouth. - - .' -- -- - -a - - A- - lb s '" ' lir. ROEBUcK (with whom Wa3 Mr. Bagley), at the 1 Pereira, 9, woMan of colour, was brought before Mr. a Ceylon ••'...' •-•• .'. . 71 er cent '2so'' 0' '25 I send you a few nOtes on the : newly arrived et , i . • . ••• e a • 0 0 - - - Acting-Ma - stens:Charles. Greig, Secon . sitting of the . Court, begged leave to inquire the ground Yardley, charged with stealing jewellery, trinkets, a Turin, on the Ist, on their retnrn from' Sivoy. The • raere al, of London- I 6,. per cent, 100 0 'o' 20 0..* 0 - ~ • on which the rale nisi for a new trial had been granted. 1 1 chess-board. and other property, valued at 2001., be- THE GRINNELL FRANKLIN EX- Duchess of Genoa has inaugurated het Arrival at hippopotamus, whilst the impressions' of the survey oi i _l_ollitt_ ... ~ , , 1842 to the Sealark 1 54. per cent. 100 0 . 0,. 25. 0. -0. 7% .. , . „ • , . ,„ ...,, , , • "-ri.' - 116 - 04, 6 , 111 The application had been made on several grounds, and, 1 longing to Mr. James Dal-ward, a surgeon in the ser- PLORING EXPEDITION. Turin by , instituting 10 free places in the Military of this truly textraordinary quadruped are freeh in the cihheltheist . ershire •.•• • • • 151 per cent. -, -.-. ' Acting- ray .• •• ...• •• - 51. er cent 5 p .2002500 - : 1 - ' - reaster'attot rtirear'Joan al. e .a.--a e; , , _,. • , ; as the leriguage of the Court in granting the rule was I vice of tho Hon. East ludic, Company, on board the (From the .Arew York Herald, May 22.) College of Racco •' " f f h f' T raw, in avour ot e sons o int itary mind, and thinking they may interest our zaological Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100' o'o2o' 0 0 27 c 1846 . tth B I.' • ' -a • i elee merle 0... _ ~ o o .ea are.. t .. „ , e t i e somewhat general, it was very desirable that those on , ship Wellesley, in the ceurse of a voy - age from Madras We announced yesterday that the expedition fitted men, who fell in the late campaigns, and who be- .friends in the country who have not yet bed. the op- Ditto -•• ••!,. -- - - - 13 0 0 ... • Masters'eAssistants ' George Patterson tin, .. . whom would devolve the duty of opposing the rule i to L ee d om •e . portunity of inspecting this great rarity; - -- ' 61 1 . per cent, tie .0010 0 . 0 :17 %at. Provnclal °CEng. 61. per cent 100. 0• 0 ' 35,- 0 : , 0 •-• L p o ro u v d i o n n ei J a o l i o n f t i V e 4 l ) a e n k ,i .... . . 34 Trewin to the Sealark. • . • - ' . . ' on ed. to the iller now unde ' in out by Mr. Henry Grinnell, under the sanction of i g corps of art y r the co 8.. per cent. leo 0025 0 0 41% • . • .tS/d/ 0 • shon1•1 kiww the exact geound. The circumstances of the case were of a very peculiar , mated of the D k of Genoa, or to the 4th divieiona • " The young hippopotamus was safely housed in the -. Ditto, New .... '... ' 84. per cent. .10 0' 0 10 0. 0 154 .. ' Naval Cadet 'Sydney F. Stone; a t.6-th0..,,. • e s .; s , Government, would sail to-day in seatch of the long- . u e - Mr. Baron ROLFE intimated that the only ground on aed eitraordinary description. Five weeks ao a roar- vvhich he commanded ia the late war. comfortable quarters prepared for it at the Zot t logical- listef National of Ireland ',.. 51. percent. SO 0 , 0- .22 10 •0 - . ::- stearn-sloop, ttt Pothstnotith . .' ' ! , -, • ', ii° which-the Court wished the rule to be argued was whe- I ried cou le, named Patrick and Sarah Safith, were missing Sir John Franklin. Owing to various une- , . gardens. abeitt• 10 : o'clock on Saturda ni ht Me Ditto •New. • ••• •.• •• -5/ .'-- - - . tatiner cha"rleS 13leach to . the Se..alatia'• : .; 4 '-.'..t , e , `' • The RisergimentoOf Tnrin of the 31 announces yg ( Y , , . . per. cat ,g.,.g o io, .o, 9 ..-, i, . - . 6t•per cent. , ...... • : •. 2..10 , .0 .., 3 , , . .7... •• . ~ ~ . ~..5 .,, , ..., n ., ,, ...,.. ~ ~ • ~],,,; ~,,A . ••• tber the Chief Baron had misdirected the jury in telling brought t P o this court, ch_ arged with .stealing 100 sove- voidable circumstanceo, we understand ,its departure them that the Lind Scheme was illegal within the opera- . reigns and a tin box, containing jewellery to the amount is likely to be delayed a few days. It will probably that . Monsig ichb•sh ' iler - Franzonie. a . lop of that city, a, ,g . •3' p . ' was set at liberty •on- the *ceding day, the period Of !airpton i , la . w vi li n t re „ . , 61, per cent . ' Union rit - Auetritila A'.., . Vt. p ~ ' ' . • •,.0. . 25 . , 0 0, . - .. Vir , 61 , a. e u ot e ana . .,,ee t teee e t ,.• _ . er tent. 25. 0 - 5 ' " ' ' '' Boats . -in D' ni 1 L ff t 'll nn larkeeet'• 'ne est Ditto a. • • • . 02 0 0 21 Carp nter Janaes II: , Walker , to the ides , . ,--e't , lion of the Lottery Acts. of 900/ , from tee prisoner, who alleged that she had ac- sail, however, Ly the end of the week, as strenuous . _ ' • - his unprisoninent• - haviag expirea. • - , es , a i r t r=l ia b ude s d zi j a n l a li•laciiiitifprrstS:ililltir-, Southarlitralla .- : '.'. ' which 'reached • that port early in the . mornieg. :. The . enter): et• oe nee L • '• • :1 "1" . •71 . .N , 94cent. .50 0010. 0 ' 0 • 12% , ' . . , •-' •• ... , -; , •-• , .. 6,13 •' '..-.• .• :•••• ~,,.,- , . Mr. ATHERTON", w ho win connse l f or th e plaintiff at 1 1 curnule . ted a large sum of money while in the service of exertions are being made to complete every neceesary ' the trial (togtther with Mr. Sergeent Wilkins), re- i different fanailies as an ayah or attendant, " C d in ,e) on arrangement at the earliest poesible period. . • Prince Liehtenttein ' Oernmander-in-Chief of the ~ , „, , . , strong attachnaent of the animal to its' keepcareinoeed trell e le i ee f . *M 9r,,, l4, •.'"*".!!'•.•-• , ..-, .., . . 40 0 0. 40, 0 0 -. :. , . Joseph . B4ant to' he-a c e / 11g bo a tsirtan.. . ', o•''.,. ~...,.. , . , •• .. ' • ..._ .. minded the '''Court that the rule had been moved on i and Madras, and upon voyages between this . coon- Th met- • - s our readera ar robabl . aware,' e-, cr i erise, i a Austrian treops in TilsCally; addressed a lettee tO the every. , difficulty ,in its various transfers . froine ship •• e , t ;,eantifasinat.ilazziclo .ceseeep l eala E s. ; -. ;. ' .. ; John ,cerruodyaii.ke . aCting carpenter. aes evil° . anether Most important point, namely the rejection of l i try and the East Indies. She alio stated that she h d 1 t ' l e P th Y sole •re-: ' as been p seine( an um er a -en on e . , , ,:. ~ e amp- ~ Tuscan Mieittee oe Veer on ' the• 29th tilt th ' ' to train, and' from waggondoets..actual abode• h' . t •t•.' - e ' :et.- :. 0 .- - ' - - ._ . - raid.._, i. ' rili ' c ' .e .'. pa li d h: ff leirefly, steamevessel, Commander ILI CI „T'!VOill 6t . lAVidthd ' Amount ' -'' - ' ' • •Ode u 'Of those members of the IVortherrt Star in which the ac- t was intrusted - by her brother, a jeweller at Madras, Oa arriving at the gardens - the Arab who has had 114nie -Of Companyi. .. . per , ' • - 'of ' here toeday; midis to be ednernesen, Aut. counts of the scheme had . been printed under the diree- i with gold watches, chains, trinkets, and other jewel- sponsi ~ 1 . *bility of Mr. Grinnell ; the only assistance,- eereary of the bettle of Curtatone, in which be re gretted tat hie position did not admit of his beim,. the . charge.ef it Walked first out of the transport van, _:e• - i , • Anemia , . sa me ,- , • immediately and is eipected to titre tout tho 4 ,.t.-Ad , . ,:.,. . „ A ir ~ . • the firSt Of 'July ' - neit, Where ehe tie te I , r. ..` 77 _ ,,d ' - tion of Mr. O'Connotc` and in which it had been ex- 1 lery worth 900/ a • f h . h ' ' ~ portion o wic was intencteu , rendered by Congress oeing summed up in n re-to . luet . . . pressly made known to the subscribers and the public as a present to Lady Barnes, the v;i3ow of the tion which recently passed both Houses a. . t Wetehinget present at the funeral service to be celebreted on that • with a bag of dates over his shoulder, and the - heast : . xs.d..Z s. .1, at large that the estates were . brought in that . gentle- tete • Sir ' Edward Barnes, Governor of Ceylon, in resia ton. This resolution, in effect, authorised the P , . , day in commemoration of the Tuscan soldiers ' who trotted after him, now and then lifting up ' its huge AP! •• ••• .. allianee Brit. and For. 7114 s sd& bs - . 3/: 10s.. • 500 ' 0 0 50 oit 82 ' to aetl't id Suppressing the slaVe-trade.a too 0 o it 0 0 20 The Rhtriti ' • • - ' ' man's name as a trustee for the members. whose service she Mid been. and that the remainder dent to receive e vetsele, and detnil from the navy -• • th t zzle and spire at its favourite dein- ' ' fell in that action and declared that the Auetriens grotesque ene , -ng Ditt,, m ar i ne . k . ution steam arigate is ta ae .sia . ••••••• aeper cent. too -0. 0 . -;5. o'o • - , 6 • .•,- . ~, •- , a s ap., , Tee COUP.T, however, said that the rule had not been i wee intended fot sale. The severeigns, jeweller d e, an such commission and warrant officers and seamen as - were the first to do justice to the bravery of the Tas- . ich " ties, with wh •it was duly rewarded on eat g erin /teas - iis`i"tai, C . its apartment. When, I saw. the. hippopotamus the . . . ..- 13 Gd 50 0' 0 5. .6. S.. 17 orame el . a. ' '-. ' .. r al . ~ '' ' ' ' to Portsmetitit as sOOO as she, ca.n : be , gi* P•'"‘, - • "a . ' Is. 6d. .eo- o 0 5. 0 0 en. will-be commissioned at that port. e:-- a -•'•a• ' • granted on that geound. other property were stated to be contained in a tin box, may be necessary end willing to engage therein,. can troops on that occasion. Cleriel,Mcd.&Gen.Life ' 5 - . f• et. ates • 100 •0 . -0 ie . 0- 0 *2O P ~• • .t_ talieooll . , . , ~ .. 4 ,. •:: -' . 5 13 It was then fixed that the argument should tak place which she delivered to the car e of the prisoners, who were su pl them with suitable rations for not exceeding The Milan Gazette of the 21 States that tbe tele- next morning - it was • lying on itaside inahe straw . 0 )unty ~ .....,... .. .. 5000 500 14% . ' 31. • 100 0 0 10 0 0 62 - , ~.,, • ..: . ~,,. • . - ' -'• THE ARMY. '' -' ' .a.., ~,., , „ - ia,to on Monday next, but afterwards, Mr. Sergeant Wilkins also passtngers on board tho Wellesley, a few de .s th i ;ee Y years, and give the use of all necessary instru- graphic wires which are being set up in the Low- with -ifs head resting against the chain. on which .its C L ..l;' , 2 l r e tt •••••••• • • , • • • - - 14 8. ' applied to the Court to postpone the hearing to the sit- before the ship arrived in the port of London, and tl?et ments as can be sparee from the navy-the ' officers bardo-Venetian provinces and ,'Tyrol ha.ve 'been . Cut I.lrOpeali lid •• • ' 100 0,.. 0 , , 10....° - 0; 14314- 4'4 rnt2o 0 0 ' All ' Th ' 11l ''• ' g R I' ' tit ' ' ' . l been lve .h. e e (Tun, • . eye .. warean , ess 4as a ..-- .a 1 tings in banco after term, end it:was unierstood that this they absconded with the property the day the vessel wts awarthy attendant sat. .It .now. rend then- littered a E • L . , , :••• ••• . pe 6,5 - . c . 50 0 0 5 p o aid in . ,. 1 6 5 % .• soft complacent grunt, and, lazily. opening its thick Imperial Fire .... •• - i2d. per cent. 500 0 . 0 '53 a . e' 221 i, General ...••••••• „ „ ...,,. - - '•-• T. .* Clic ° -..._, ' ~..5 -• 0 0 ..1- , . f,.1 „, the army :-. . .. .. . , .. , . • , -.. ~. t t e ~ t .yee e le • application was ultimately aeceed to. moored in the dotke. The house in which the and men, in all respects, to be under the laws of the in several places. The police are in . search' of *the •• s. .. 61. - percent. • Stock. • --- ,:• 430 . . -.victoria p.-Whereas we- have juogen ze •eV ' COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL, June S. Smiths. were sta in ia Hal . - e g sey street, Chelten, was CI th *r rtrn'th • al hall be de navy un i ei eu . , waen e t esse s s livered back to Mr. Grinnell. offenders. A reward of from sto 20 florins is offered .• •• ..•• , ,IL 100 o_o 16. to - 0 53 ' emooth eylids, leered at its keeper with metinglar telthe re e t.iiiaani ` L.;fe.....,...... _ 125. . . 1.00 , 0..0, 10. .0 0, 151 i. . - ettletw e i ar •to revise the rates of Tay graneetatomet ceme nt ~, . for the denunciation of peasons committing such cirtem . mersihuglers, fifere_of our aymy, mit wilta re eenele searched by an officer named Wittleton N 2 ' , o. 15 It, who • minent sockete showing- an unusual proportion.: of the Itne i• e at s protruding movement. of the eyeball from the pro (ln the Exchequer Chamber, before the Lord Chief Jus- found a massive gold ear-drop, and ring attached, in an Indemnity Marius.... 11 h &•bs .100- 00 . •90' 00 • • sure ,rs that tt•e• orcluatiryeleily pay •ote all ArP ' s aitei" tico WILDE, Mr. Baron ALDERSON, Mr. Justice -box in - the kitchen. The ayah swore the The vessels fitted for the expedition are' name(' the in future. ----•--e--e-esseee -- -_. . white, , over which large cone unctive.vesaels coavarged Law Fire !.. •' • ' '"' -' '. - ' . ' .. • • . ''• I4VP itn . ...• •• •• •• - toe 9 0.• 210 0 , 2%, drunameria buglers andilters to-be heretatee" rll open work t Advance and Rescue, being hermaphrodite brigs, of PATTES.)N, Mr. Justice Coaaareea, and Mr. Justice MINING INTELLIGENCE.' to the•mergin of the cornea. The retractioneof the eers. ma............ . 11. 16s. ear-drop was part of the property stolen from her, and a tonnage of 144 and 91 tans respectively. In CBEISWELL. (From the Mining Journal.) eyeball is-accompanied •by a pretrueion'Of a lerge and Le.:4l and General Life - s'o' 0-o,'2' *0 ' 0 - 4 , 4 • there being some other suspicious circumstances in the their build, fittings, and capabilities, they seem in .. . Licenzedirictuallers - ... ' • ,-- ''-50 - 0 1. .0 - 0' ' or reappointed - in Le amity, ;hall beeeeued alsele e , gtl ° ( l4 ? . mg aates respectively theln • our. Life , Guar:we e nit° THE QUEEN V. WATTS. Since our last, there has been (as we anticipated) a thick . palpcbra : nictitans, and- by , a. simultaneous Londeny • • - - ' 1 n A -e• f t"" D'Oe' ase the Smiths who retested their innocenee through- every way suited for the dangerous service in me e....... . los. •250 -0 ,12 10 ,0, •• 171 A Roya Horse• etuards, :is. lowaaaavalry o i, It will be recollected that this case was tried at the c ' • ! P . large amount of butiness transacted, and the inquiries . rolling of the ball obliquely downesarde or inwards' .or matioesem ..... .... .. tos. 25.. 0.• O. 12 10 O. - 17;4S la 5d ;I' t G d d• I • " f the et uur a ls. 2 .; nfantr 0 out the various investiganons, and said the ear-drop was vt - hich they will engage. Each vessel is strengthened • Harine - -........'.... 12s.Per share 100, 00 15 ..0 010 .-' ' Q • C ' , Y . 0 , 0 00 , ..i e last sittings of the Central Criminal Court, b. - fore Mr. • .. for shares in mast of our leading males continue te the forwards. • - • •- • - '• West India Reginientst Cape 'Mounted RI he ne e given them by the ayah, Were committed for trial. Au intide with a complete aet of hanging knees under • !lied. Invlid&Gen. Life .414/.' per ct. '3o'o ' '0 - --2' 0' 0 '2'BA Justlce Cresswell, when the prisoner, who was the lesese present time. Some have beea done at a very consider- ts T h - e -yowls); animal eves captured at . the beginning , eativaal TAfill Fund..• 51;percent. -20 - 0 0 • a. 10 0 , - . Hidena Regiment; andßoyal.Newfoundland C°""fter lication wai subsequent! made to ost one the trial Y , P P every Imam. They are built with an extra 'set of able advanct and in several instances, shares that have of August 1849, on the island of -FebaYsch, in the' _sc_a v tioti . e. , 1 L1fe•5.......... bl.perment. 100 .0,0 ,6: 0. 0 ...... . ts. ltI;' Royel Canadieri Rifle Regineene; Isaatleeito V . , of the Olympic Theatre was found guilty of larceny, tor 71 the Mar to the Juno sessions of the Central Cri having abstracted and 'destroyed a cheque or voucher, r • • • strong beams running athwart the whole lehgth of e ' een dormant for some time are in active request. In e . .' v iladiam.late. 0 20 0 210s' ' ' ~... - 51.,per cent. ea, .0 . . , . ~.._. . . _, o' oP minal Court, which was granted. Immediately after the le hite. Nile, about 2,000 miles , above* Cairo eit was. 'Pelican ....-.; ..•„. Malta Fencible Regiinent, 101,• and Ceylon • 0 foX OO 0' ' the property of the Globe Insurance Comps,ny. each vessel, firmly fastened with heavy clamps. The many mines improvements have been advised; and fro • ..• , , - . - .• - . . -•_ a sessions had terminated ,the Smiths were brought up • • • t • •' m dt h b tl b ueht forth; Peitig suppose o ave een recen yro e Pricenix •• • 3/.p.sh .e c e s , ..- _, - __ . . ate ''giment e pid e . This.our warrant shall be in c ot The case now came before this Court in the shape of object of this is to enable them better to resist the our correspondents generally, we learn that -the mines : , er oteetor Life = r di o ai°' ... sz. per cent. • : -.' -.••- -. • - -regiments at home from the,date thexecm;an hete l e i befe-e Mr. Justice Cresswelb ' by vent of habeas corpus, - not much- bi er- n new-born calf,- but much - .•• ••. tha a an appeal oa certain pints reserved by the Learned l • • d d - • • lateral pressure to which they will probably be ex- throughoat Cornwall and Devon are in a most favour- gg Provident Life.. . ,•• ”,•• Al. se. & bs. 100. 0• 0 .10 0., 0 .26 ' giceents abroad froni and .after .lst. SePteten P e i' and belle ,an their trial is to take place on Tuesday stouter and lower. The attention of the hunters was Cock Life...... „„ .. 5 4. - 50 0 010 0. . G . dat ° • -d i . Judge. posed by the ice, and obviate the danger of the sides able and improving position. Given at our Court aa,St. Jarnees. this 2.9tb " Amo r :. next. •_e n t Royal Exchange • et.'per Cent. ' 'Stock; ' .-- . 208 . Mr. Cockburn appeared on behalf of the appellant, being forced in. Forward, the' ships' are solid In Treviskey and Barrier several transactions have attracted to the thick' bushes on the river's oani , i „.. a . her see" eee eite• ..... • . •.''.. -. • 61.409. •'' -.. • -•- • 210 1850, in the 13th year of out" reign.-By Mr Pars ns a solicitor, who conducted the prosecu- • t _,tf which the young animal was concealed; by the at- _ Ditto Life ... • and the Attorney-General in support of the conviction. tip .id i o g ' tte eUD the defence of the Smiths cir- from kelson to deck ; and there are strong taken place at an Reliance. .. 11..63... , - .- • .48 . •cottiMand,• F. MAULE.” •-•• •' - Or' The facts proved at the trial were simply these:-The n ' s '''' n h e ' p h -• • South. Tolgus shares have also been in request in con- tempt of its mortally wounded mother to return tO the United Kingdom .•• •• 41. per cent. 20 0040 0 4 . , .f i. ' the • beh Th ' h• e . ose w o are appointed at lionte be o e , ..• te al , curnstances arose which induced him to believe they, shores diverging in every direction from the Samson . Universal Li( • I.'' . . ' " e lO pr cat. 100 - 0 0 10 0 0 - , - r'eon r had b ' h , p. e een in t a eniploy of the Globe Insurance t•th • ' be . • sequence of an improvemen in e mine: spot. When discOvered, the calf made a rush to t e the *arrant,' end abroad before the lat of ' Sl a t p$ . letoria Life •••••••••• ' 5/. per mt. - 412 '6 • • 474 were quitn innocect of robbing the ayab, and that she posts against the tides of the vessels. This provision leg" el Company for many years, and in that ca cit West Treasury, Alfred. Consols, Mary Ann, Trethellan • • • rit er, and he.d nearly escaped, owing to the slipperi- . - . a , , -see-- ..1850, vvill be , continued ira receipt of their p , 0 . , P a y had no property of her own, and that if she had been will be an additional source of strength, should' the ' he had the charge and custody ef certain East Buller, South Frances, Treleigh Consols, and South ness of its naked lubricous 'skin, and was only secured • - ,• , . DOOMS. • . ••,' ," ' bUt if reappointed after-those dates, their p 0 . : robbed at all, the jewellery must belong to Mr. Dorward, hells of the ships get entangled in masses of floating - books and papers, which he was to deliver up Basset, have been inquired for. . .. . . • . issued •accordineto - the :new - scale: by one of the men striking the boat-book into • its • . Dialdend Aniounta . . . e . . .., .. • ' ' " .. • .• who we . s written to, and had come up from, Scotland to ice. Each ship' is double decked, felt being firmlY South Tolgus, Bedford United, Wheal Buller, encl. - to the company whenever required so to do. Name of Company. • ' $' ,give evidence. ',• flank iit was then lifted by one of tile men into the ' - • per i .'. of - - - Paid. , Price. . • He was also a shareholder in the company. packed between each, the whole of the under 'deck Alfred Consols are represented to have improved during . Annum. • Share ' . . -____.,-- . ~.i . ,;rli Mr. James Dorward said he was a sur con in the boat. The cicatrix of the wound is .• still. visible on -...a.--- ._,..._-_ e .•a s • , • '• RAILIVA.Y 'SHARE . MAtat-D • -It appeared further that a dra.wing account was kept by g being lined air-tight With • cork. The felt pack- the patt week. - ak Hon. Eset India Compane's service, and that he came the middle of its left side ; the attendant informed' me • • -zeta cl. ,A s. d.- ' • , BRISTOL, Juert•l3.* ' • e t 4r ee the company with Messrs. Glyn. the hankers, and ing is an important pruvision to prevent the Pendarves Consols were much in request yesterday East and West Ind.& ... 6/. pr cent. Stock. . ctiv erl home in the Wellesley East Indiaman from Madras, with . that the scar was much nearer the haunch. when - 142 -: SToCK Ekceriercsm.-The market was very a pree, that a messenger was in the habit of going to the bank intense cold penetratin between . decks ind and several transactions took place at considerable ad: nem country . 20s. per sh. 100 .0 , 0 -•- .21 • • • ' ' t tile t° alv his vvife an!' three ehildren. The prisoner was an ayah, ~, with a considerable amount of huSinesi doing a no r d every Tuesdey far the pass-book and 'return cheques th kl . - - • • g d d trance on f ormer quotations. Information was received the animal first arrived at .Cairo ; its relative position Louden, ... • 51 pr cent St ek ' -. . and acted in that capacity to his family on.the voyage. e COI' using is inten e to 'prevent the - ' Ditto Bonds.• ••• • • • 41.. per cent; - ' •.-... ' -•'" ' 'of yesterday. 'The transactions were , - Great Westerna..eerd F end bills peal &rine- the week, and it was his duty to Itc h that a discovery had been made on Wednesday last in has changed with the growth of the body. , • • - - - On reaching . Scotland he missed a tin box, containing moisture .• hem condensing. The hull of e . St•Katharine'•• •. •• •• , 4 per cent. Stook." -•• • ,-- .".' -, 82 Mee-Midland, SP / a-Six per Cenes., 120-Nortle h deliver' these t 3 the prisoner. On the 26th of February the main lode north in the 20 fm. level, which was cut " The young . animal, which we may -reckon to be Ditto, Scrip- .. ••• •-.- • • 115 ..13 o .-- Stock, 107%. ' ' 'll ll s b ilkaa d nd germs, thr h ee I l ndian fans, flannels which hed vessel is double ; the outside sheathing conetstiog _ last a cheque for 1,4001., which was supposed to belong worth 25 /.7per fas. • The 10 fin. -le l ve ,on the Canister 10 months old, is now 7 feet long and 61- feet in girth - Ditto Bonds ••••• • • • 4161. Pr cent. - - . - . c:r . amag!d wit sa t w,ter, an oretamental wooden of two-and-a-half ineh oak plank ; ehe second sheath- LIVERPOOL, JUNE 8. ..,,elilegro , to the company, was paid by the prisoner into the Lon- lodo, was worth 10/ , por fin • and the 20 and 30 fei .• h •ddl f Southampton ••• •• •• •• 21. pereent. 50 •00. 50 0 0 - d-case,l ribbons, a quantity of sewing talk, and van- ing, from her bows, fore and aft, abaft the main a. temi e o the barrel-shaped trunk, which is •' , : • STOCIE EXCIIANGB. ' The ' - ll te- - 0 - p 'merket• was du aso e don and Westminster Bank on his own. account, and levels worth 5/. per fin. the ls • d•ter " - • . was EX c pe ted to m ous other articles. lle also missed an ivory chess-board, rigging being of oak also. Forward, the bows are prove daily. - supported, clear of the ground, on very short and tlaiek •'' • • gui DGE s ~ . prices lower. Thelransactions were as follow : -- leortetese some suspicion having subsequentlyefallen on him, a and Yorkshirea FitthS,'•9/. 16s. .3d.-Ditte 32 1 * ,eirepe the outside of which was covered with sand 1-wood; it ' protected with numerous strips of thick sheet iron, to At Wheal Basset two-monthly account, the profit for legs, each terminated by four spreading hoofs ;. thein- ----7 • ' Dividend ' Amount' • ' .. • • search was made for this cheque, but Wives nowhere to be ost him 35 ru eeq He lost a old watch % •e 11 p .. . g , j we ery, prevent the ice cutting into the hull. The rudders the months of March and April was shown at nermost is the smallest on the fore foot ; tho two-middle '•- .. Name of Company. . per of • Feld. Price • dis. •-•Great Western, 57% c.-Birkenhead, Lanc`ro," leme , found. It wa3 not shown that the . cheque had been c and • trlnkets of considerable value. A.ll the pro erty P also are constructed that they can be shipped or un- 2,542/. 13e Bd., whicb, with the balance left from last ones, answering to those which are principally deve- -- Alumni. Share. . Cheshire (late C. and B.), 6 per cent. till lee e esee 6 e drawn by any one legally authorised on the part of the • • missing was put ou board tho Wellesley at Madras. His . • - and North-Wisetem, 107 c. -Manchester, '. %), ve-s c oe . shippec in t e course of three minutes. I• h account, gave a credit,. of 3,060/. 19s. A dividend of loped ie the hog, are the largest in both feet. The hind z. a.. d. X. s: d: and Lincolnshire, Preference, '7',Ta -Midland, 041 ,ret company. On this stet) of facts it was contended by cabin was generally kept locked. He did not miss the Charing-cross •••• .• •• the prisoner's counsel that there was no evidence of the - In the construetion of these vessels nothing seems 2,5601., being 10s. per ihttee, was declared, leaving - a ltmb is buried in the skin- of the flank nearly to the - ,-a• - • 15 dis.-York, Newcastle, ana Berwick (G. N. E. , 11 h • • t d h h •1' d property ti e was WrlttEn 0, an et en exam' le Southwrk .. . . 100 0 0 - r 6 per cent. tili 1850, 6 2 A •dis. tie 6# prisoner having taken any property except that in which forgotten that would tend to insure greater strength, balance in hand of 500 L 19s. t eehe mine is reported to prominence of the heel. Thick flakes of cuticle are in Ditto Nw of•V:ii p - ..c . . 355. p - er - cent. 50 0 0 - ' - 1 ., his luega e. be looking exceedingly wlf • Waterloo ...........'„ BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 8. k et . flri he had an interest as a shareholder, and that he could Ai 'M g at Panels said he was ste ward of the Wei r. 003 A or conduce to the comfort and safety of the heroic . process of detachment from the sole. There is a well - 100 •0 0 - • 3% e k account meettn ' Ditti Old Ann of 8 . oTOCK EXCHANGE. -Busiuess iii this share Mae at « not be indicted for stealing anything in respect of which lesley on her last voyage, and produced a diamond ring, men who have volunteered their services • far this Botallac g was held, on the 4th inst., defined white patch behind each feot, hut I looked • '-- *l. N. 4s, Od. - 60 00 27 -- .. • . • • w ar : . Da . Ditto a w ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. .- 40 00• 24 was veryflate . and prides had a tendency down ,„. . • when the statement of accounts for the 'months of J - • f he Wat a joint owner. Mr. Jattice Cresswell told the a gold chain a pair of gold ear-rines, two large gold praiseworthy yet perilou3 undertaking. Each ship is nuary, February, and March showed ' a balaece of 803/. a vain or any indications of the glandular orifice Veeehall . .... .• . Av. 11. TO io 3 . -, 18' transactions Were . as 'follow :-.Slirewsbuty and P jury, that if they thought the cancelled cheque was ns a pear nec ace, a an, an ot er articles, provided with several stoves, a large one being placed him • i ' 1 kl f ''' d h • 10s. 6d. in favour of the mine. It was resolved (ad . ' t ivide which exists in the same par; of the rhinoceros. The WATEZLITOILYLS: - - • (B), 0 dis.--Shropshire Union; 44a 'dis. - _______a '-„ e .' 1 0# received by the messenger and by him delivered to s h•ch P he 'said were presented to him by Mr. Dorward's in each hold. A machine for meltiog snow, a black- 500/. amongst the adventurers. The mine ' naked hide covering ihe .beoad back and sides is of a • . the prisoner in the usual way, to be kept for the w 1 is, represented 1 ividend Amount '' ' . • ••• i .idOe; ...: 0 1 • [ADVERTISEMEN T.] -Bell's Life - in'i,o „ . .. , t p . ayah. A chess-board was also given to him by the ayah smith's fOrge, ice saws, ice anchors, and every other in a very improving position. dark indi bh aru er colour impressed by. numerous fine Name of Company. 1 D per f ' o Paid. Price. • cad' 11 1 A use of the directors, and that afterwards the prisoner ei ht da s before the arrival of the shi in the ort of necessary implement for an Arctic voyage are in- At the meetint e d. f the General Mining Company for - -int wr cies cro en s 1 g each ' other, but disposed almost • Annum. ' Shire.' ' 9, contains 3 ,folio • columns of the pugilistic lib c o lA abstracted or destroyed it, they would find him guilty of Lcfaidon. Y He expressed reat reluctance i P n twee eft the . --4- , Chatinpionship (Bendigo and Paddock); also P .t,. ° jedfcea. larceny. The jury, accordingly, found a verdict to that presents, but the aah g ressed them uon him,Panidgsaid, eluded in the fittings: The brigantines are furnished Ireland, the seco d , ividend of 5 per cent. for the present transversely. When I first 'saw .the beast . it - had ..---"--------- £s.d.A s. d. ' connected with the Royal Ascot Races: Price or tal teve t t e effect, and the•only question now Wa3 whether that di- i• Da take them• Y vou p have been so r very kind to e , e , e with two complete sets of sails, cordage, &c., and are year was declares just left its bath, and a minute drop of a glisten- East London•••• . • .... 81. 100 0 0 - - 166 Sixpence, • The average sale of. Bell's Life e%co.' ' Ve t " rection of the Learned Judge was a proper one under s h •' t • • - -- • provisioned' for three years. Weapons of " offence At the Etgair relee meeting, the accounts for four leg secretion was exuding •from each of .the con- Grand Junction ••• • .• 41. per cnt. 50 00 - 75 - AtlP.,. V, e also said she had a set of silver chessmen, which she . A ril tv months, up to -p . ere produced, she, . Kent........ •••• - - 31 106 100 0 wing a balance spicuous muco-sobaceous pores which are dis- Lamb * * 0 - 77 ADVERTISEMENT. -Tan NATURAL ,-, ; r [ , ] ore nat if , 0 eth .. •••••• •• - 51. per cnt. 100 0, 0 -- . 97 NATURAL STYLE.--If yoU wish to excel, study ~..1 ea_ e y the circumstances. intended to give him. She aaid the jewellery was made and defence" have, of course, not been omittetl, there . n,- of against the tni e 272/. ers 75., and A call of IL per share p al over the h 1 ' New Rivr Lndu Brdge 21. 10s. Mr. COCKBURN submitted that tbe above facts did not e e being an 'ample supply of swivele, guns, sabres, re- , d .w o e integument, -at . intervals. - . - 55 'is particularly applicable in making criaaraenr, G OV, uy uer own brother, whc. always gave her a great many go to prove a larceny, and that if they amounted to anye thines. She made a present of a gold neck-chain to volvers, &c. We must add that ea hh . • c s ip is supplied was ma e. At the usual bi-m thl • , , 00 y meetiog of of from .eight lines to an incite - This aye th li'd Vauxhall - • • • • - ••••• South Tamar as it glistened in the sunshin • g ei e, west Middlesex '5l. per eat. 100 0 0 -'' 98 .. . 61.05. pr ent. .- - . '1151; , unless the previous way of wearing it is imitatedet; s .oljeo, a transformation - takes place, that,•as Byron ears , ' so sere e e thing at all, it was simply to a case of embezzlement. Mrs' Francis, who declined to acce t it; but the ayah with au ordinary compass and a patent double-needle e, a very peculiar aspect. GA . s In support of this argument he said the cheque in ques- •• ~ k't d h P b It . el h • ' ' shareholders, the statement of accounts showed a cast, Wh th • 1 ..X.IGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. ' • would not. know her son." Roes and Sons laarin e L es teeto4 said, Data ei., ma am, you ave een so eery in compass, t e latter being said to be freer from vaeile en e anima - was younger the secretion h d -- tioia never came into the possession of the prisoner's balance of 165/. 2a 3d., and the account of reeeipts and a ta • to met" and ultimately the chain was accepted. When lation than the 'ordinary instrument. Each vessel is reddish colour, and, being our d t ' . masters. The messenger, on receiving it from the bank, payments before the next meeting, on the 6th August 1), , e p e on more abundantly Dividend Amount • " . nature, have given the ..name el the invisible -44 met t the things w d nde ere iven to him he laboure u r the im- also furnished with two strong boats. the whole surf Name of Com any P • per of Paid. . . Price placed it in the hands of the nrisoner, so that the act g ld b next, showed a balance in favour of the mine of 68/. 25.; • • ace -.came painted Over with it every • ' • Head of Hair to their. productions, and are epee nee 'et e Annum. Share. • pression thoy wou e wanting aga . in He mentioned time he qutt e 0 •• 4 / them to both ladies and gentle Men, from on mie . only amounted to a delivery of the cheque to one servant To the officers and men who have nobly volun- whilst the assets over liabilities are given at 1,938/. las. ted hie bath. The integument is ' .itn- ---- to Mr. Llewellyn, the butler to Mr. Bariaes, brother of ds The , likevii e e an Miele' ', O re Z. s. d. A. ii. d.- , ' half upwar ~ 3 . spr sent e st 0 e . by the bank, and by him to another servant. teered in this s • h ervlce, per aps at great Peril of their sd. in favour of the mine. Since the last meeting, 72 pressed by a groove which passes transversely f ' rom the late Sir Edward Barnes, of St. James's-square, in boulder to should° •e h Btitish •••••••• • • • • • • 11. 40 0018•0 •0 . 14 nieesuring viz.-the- round of the head ; frog! .. , •ot. t v Mr. Justice COLIIRIDGE-Supposing a footman was lives, with a certainty of having to endure many tons 2 cwts. 1 qr. of silver-lead ore had been sold, realis- 8 ,r , an- t.ere are two transverse Ditto Provincial.• •• 11. Bs. 20 00.200 . 0 , 20 . -'' whose house the ayah had been sheltered, that she had across' the rise of the head; from forehead to lee te lOnier t , sent to a silversmith to get a goblet or some other ar- h d li• ar s ips and privations, it is impossible that too lug 1,3891. 17s. 3d. nuchal fel& crossed b t, y a median longitudinal fur- Brighton .• ••••• • • • • . be. 20 0 0 •-•-• '. . --- . sure to be taken with . a piece of• tape - , and A b'" ni ,a rt c pe ticle, and he brought it back and gave it to the butler, given him a diamond ring. • City of Loudon .. -•• 61. 100 o'o ' 150 00 -- al •• • who locked it up in the plate chest, but afterwards ati- • S 80 1 - In cross-exanainatioa by Mr. Rae, Mr. Barnes' . much praise can be due. Aware that anything eve A call of ss. per share hat been rode by the Mendip row, the lateral moieties of the strong li , rame t ll k b num '''' • nt . inentalConsolldat. 925. . 75 0-0•31 6 0 - . hair enclosed, -which will be closely'matched , 6 1 ) ,,0;13,. . citor, who conducted the former prosecution. and who can say would only evince oar inability to express rectors. Hills di _ nacho forming a pair f owe mar ed prominences Equitable. •.•••.. • • • . 50s. 50 0 0 50 0 0 28 and quality. Address, R 0.93 and Sona, 119 and e 7 to ti stracted it, would that not 'amount to a larceny al- ehind the occi ' - Cif • , now appeared for the defence, the witness said he never the degree of our admiration, we forbear, feeling Favourable reports have been received from Wheal b put. The ears are very short conical 'lmperial ......-.. ~, „, 3/. .5000 50 0 0 6954 gate-street, London. -, . a- , m Cn re 0 0611 thoeeh the master might never have seemit? Union, and shares have been done at an advance in con- fringed with short scattered ha' , 9 Independent ....... - • 6/. ••• c 400040 0 ' 0 48 [Aroseeinstetenr.]-A Bruised' a oo.' . , cie l e -e mentioned having received so mach property from the assured that the consciousness of the honeurable les along the lower actm0n.............. - e 50 00••50 . o ' o - 's of ea Mr. COCKBURN submitted that it would be an ems sequence. half of their thick borders, d Amputation of the Toes prevented, by Hollow:1 m, eh • K , ayah while the former investigation was pending, because motives that have actuated them to make the sacrifice an beset *ith ' f • • a ew 50 0 0 50 0 0 - beezlereent, and not a larceny. If the master was not Shares in the following mines lame changed hands clumps of short hairs upon ' the • ' po., Part. Preference 61. ' 25 0 0 210 0 - and Pilln-Mr. Oliver Smith Jenkins of Falln" tel e : s e o i • .. „toe he did not t • • : hink it his place to do so. will be their best reward. They wing°, accom anied midule of their innei PhoSnix ...',„ ...... ,`, aware of his possession of the article, it would be a since our last:-Devon Great Consols, South Frances, surface. It • mov - am. 50 0 - 0490 0 28 perintending the erection of a' railway briage• , , i pf ,I , , lir . Rae-No * . you studiously concealed it, and kept us by • the esteem and good wishes of the h 1 P es them alio • - , w o e body of Comfort, Tresavean, South Basset, Alfred Consols, Tre- , , • ut with much vivacity. It.teLfr „„„ .... „ „ . 15L , • . 100 •0 0 90 0' 0 75 mverelybruised by the fallin f h •gtne . • eeeeof 0 g o a. ;levy. o • he i question whether the mere put:ing into the plate-chest, in the dark. Wh d' yid you not mention the ayesh gave their fell • t e Ihe dark colour of tl .Unitea..Ge .. ow-coun rytn.n. The capabilities and ex- viskey and Barrier, South Tol C B W t le body extends forw d 1 e . neral ••••• .• _ Is. 6d. 50 0• 0 .50 0.. 0 151,i m g that serious consequences would result from it• 1 : 4 4 9 ,1 1 i Os, arn rea, es ar s a.on, enette e nst e ec made it the poperty of the master. The case for the you all these presents h wen you were here a month ago? the middle of 'the u hartered - ----3/, .. 60 0. 0 - 45 . prosecution only showed that the document was placed Francis-Because the ayah said the box she gave to the perience of the officers in Command of the expedi- Caradon, Tincroft, Treleigh Consols, South Tamar, more ' faintl al pper part of the head and Ditto *re , , a . _ . ve ..,••••,.. , 12s: . 50 O . 0 10 0 0 fiX some of the most eminent surgeons in Edell ) " 't be e . in the bands of the prisoner, and there was no prod' of prisoners was soldered down, and had not been dis- tion, assisted by able and energetic crews, are the lieignston Down Consols; Wheal Franco, South Plain - y ong the cheeks. The skin , ... - formed him that to effect a cure two of his toes raV i deira".',, its having been abstracted or destroa ed by him, and turbed since she left Madras. I did uot consider the best earnest of probable success. Lieutenant- Corn- . Wood, Devon and Courtenay, Moditonham, Marrabo- around the. ears is of a light reddish • - '' •• •' • e • c.a.riaeass. •" -- '. -, tated ; refusing to submit to this, he returned le so d lea Pe commenced using Holloway's Ointment a nd Pll l ' , . ees!; e l.l, that was a matter of consieerable importance, as the jewellery undtr investigation . to be the jewellery she mender E. J. De Haven, some of our readers mae rough, Hemlock, Trethevy, Wheal La J ngford, East Bul- brown colour encl. almost • fle h s coloured - round - . ' eel -.. •ii ' ' • , nr ei a lons as it may appear, these invaluable raedicil' e llstig Names of '' 'a • , Ditiderid , ' Names'of 23 ' -- ,71 - 011 - office in which in was deposited was open to the access gave to me. possibly be aware was engaged in Wilkes' expedition ler, West Treasury, west Tolgus, Tretnayne Bryn- the eyelids, which defend the peculiarly situated and c ome • •ti -'•• - • ' Price' ..• per foot, and in three weeks he was enabled to resins°. sea of many other elascns besides the prisoner. The next Robert Wittloton, 152 K, produced a gold ear-drop, in 1843 ; and b4h bg his talents and ex ' • ' perience, is arian, Trelawny, Mary Ann, Pendarves Consols, .Tol- prominent eyes. There is a sin 1 g e groove or fold awes' • ..ei - Per• ''l ' convanies• A Annum. Fri "' ,• :_ ie Annua l .. . 0 . ment.-Sold by all Druggists, and at rrofeAfq : ifi bo poinein which he submitted the conviction was bad was which ho found in a work-oox belonging to Sarah eminently fitted for the command he helds. carne, West Trethellan, .Imlent, Cook's Kitchen, Dist above the upper eyelid, and tw -- - a .-- --- o curved grooves . -_. - Establishment, 244, Stiand, London. baP' l , , that the prisoner could not be found guilty of stealing s m i t h , in the kitchea of a house in Halsey-street, Chet- The f 11• • • amar South Tamar rereeear Exmoor Wheal Eliza bele* the lower one At e" o owing is a complete list of the officers of T ' 'S' - - ' E • • . -rst sight they 'teem to be -Ashtnts Oldla 97 '-• .71. , 'lit ' Macclesfield • 100 21. 10s. 50 - VAUXHALL rilli o g. Pt!' 4 0 .--According to Mr. a - r es. 4 ,0 property in which he had a personal and joint interest, sea. The ayah claimed it, and deposed it was part of the th cl . • e expe awn :- Wheal Francis, tray Park, West Stray Park, 'Amin devoid -of eyelashes, but on 1. • - - Btrirley..... 160 •;.21 . • 18110 Ne th 100 161 340 a c ose inspection a few •- e * (O . ''' a - - - * . has made an extraordinary collection of documeasedeett he beiug a partner or shareholder in the company. The stolen property. - Acivance:-Lieutenant-Com. E. J. De II Consols, the Great Consolidated, and Tavy Consols. very short h3irs may be se h en on t e thick rounded 14rknk.,A.brg ,150 ...., ' •.- 85 , Oxford.. -• • 106 201. 185 to Vauxhall, Or Poxhall, the title* of Spring, a ," c aliliell: company consisted of a vast number of shares, but was Mr. Dorward-The gold ear-drop is mine; here is the ' ie ll • I "en, At the East Tamar bi-monthly meeting, the account margin cf the uer lid. Birmingham 40 1 . 41. SO Peak Forest. 78 3L 18s. 70 ' continued till 1785 e and fireworks began to ulherd f t . s not incorporated, and though the Act under which it fellow to it (producing one exactly similar in size and i adelphia, commander of the expedition ; Acting of expenditure and receipts was laid before the meeting, rotuberan pp h • There is a caruncle or i ) o e v r entry..•• too 251. - 210 - • Regent's •• •• 33 IL Os. . 10 3 i there about 1798. Some of the old descriptiOugQ yillit , ell Master, eleilliam H. Mud h ce on .t e middle of the outer f f by • • ... 1001 61. 63 Rochdale.. •• 95 41. 40% would too oe serve now : and we never saw,the place is to o te r( e aug , Norfolk ; Midship- showing a balanee in favour . of the mine of 669/. 13s. P. .- . - sur ace 0 Elisinre&Chs 133 i 561. 41 Sonarset Coal 150 71.105. 130 was established enabled it to sue or be sued, or to pro- appearance). tne nictltatin lid T than it g .. he colour 'ok the iris is a Grand:Tunetn 100; 5/. -. 85% Do.LkFdSt 12 61. p. e. - did. a few nights ago, when we -walked °t ee' at leo seeute, in the name cf the treasurer, yet the Act pro- Mr. Parsons asked .Wittleton if the ayah did not man, William S. Lovell, New York ; Dre - Kane. .Id.; ale° an account of payments and receipts to - the d k b ar rown ; the pupil is Grand Surrey 100 21. - Os. 30 Stffrd &Wen 140 281. 410 pictorial representation of the Kremlin at Mose heo. t o li o Tided that all the common incidents of • partnershiP swear she never pave the eardrop to either of tlae Smiths? Rescue : - Master - Conl. Passed MidshiPmau S. P. 6th of August, showing an excess of the former over the a small transversely Grand Union 100' 11. 10s.• 24 ShrewsbUry- 125 151. ,- a fast young friend Who was there said, gives: t e se c emen should continue. The Learned Counsel referred to Wittletoia-She did, sir ' Griffin, Savannah • Acting Master, R. R. C Itt f 201/. 95. 4d. The assets showed a 'balance in oblong aperture. The eyeball i 1t" 1 ' , arter aer o Sre a ive y Small, Grantham .. ,i - - Stourbridge.. 201 280 wor k s . -•- a • -•• I, ode- e ~ 145 • are going o , quite a new idea of t e el e at• 'net several authorities in whieh the view he contended for Mr. YARDLEY-That will appear on the depositions. Virginia t_ Dr., - Vreeland, New York M'cl • ; I ship, ' f of the mine of avour 1,834/. 10s. Sd. An estimate ot and is remarkable for the extent 'of • the Kenat& Avn 39 7s. 6d. .. 5% Severn and 21.0 a. -• of the inhabitants of Moscow. It is, neverthvo p a l: had been taken, and submitted that the Court ought to Mr. Parsons-Yes, sir; and I have them here. man, - Brooks. Whitsome engine, erected for the mutual benefit of East movements of protraction and retraction: The nos- Lancaster . 100, 21, 32% Wyeßail. j 26 Leeds& Livrp!loo' 241. 320 warwickke for its purpose. To note what happened to o s Pied ? . e re ee quesla the conviction. and South Tamar Mines, was valued at 685/., one-third t r il s , sit ua t e d on prominences, which the animal has Leicester-. ' nea st. 66 111 1 j 100 41. 64% might quote what Pepys said when he went th t 0 Sarah Smith, a respectable-looking woman, of 13, The crew of the Advance consists of fifteen rm ng. . . . Tal - eWP °I. " (iia ito The A men ; f wh•ch 250/. 17a 6d i due from the latter mine. the ow as 1661 i, with Harry Killigrew and young - d . B illt ~,' 0 00,), ...TToRNEY-GENERAL add d th ' Court f r the resse e o . Halsey-street, Chelsea, was next called and sworn. Her the Rescue having a crew of thirteen men. The ° 1 ' per of raising, on the upper part' of the broad . l a trcz c Se r N e !t il s 1 12' . 7 4 0 / i , 5 4 1 8 0 g WarwicaBcl ~,,, . 31., 42 t t cl . '' s • hest tender for 70 tons ' Napton.. a'" tO sapper in a 7, arbour, but, Lord! their mS __., of P;el'ess Crown, and contended The secretary sa e , that the lug and massive muzzle, are short oblique slits, guarded la. ' th"h i 1 at ' that when the defendant received • evidence was of great length. She said she was a pas- vessels are lying at the Brooklyn navy yard, and 11 tdon th 27t' onmou s 00 . - Worestr Sti 78 3/. 43 my heart ake. Let us add, for the advantenthet f ere the cheq ue it wa3 his duty to deposit it in some path- senger with her husband, a musician, on board the Wel- a of silver•lead ore, at 14/. 165., wile accep e e nby two valves, whi h b c can e opened and closed spon- Nintpunryslalioo. - -- Birming. painted the picture as well' as of the visitors, ii ito eal• / miler place of saf e t f who feel an interest in the subject we would d • a vise ultimo. MeltuAlwbry, 100 - , - Wilts &Brks - • 14s. 7% this cancelled che t y ie er the directors; that he received letley, and had the care of two children. The ayah t ' d th ogo an see em. V At the first general meeting of Caradon ale share- taaeously, like the eyelids. The movements of - in the kremlin in 1326 ; the "g r f i o k o 'oo. g in the usual course of business and WM bound to hold it a , gave her a gold chain about three weeks before the Wel- th . rose in 1487; the clock tower of Ivan hrill'lteeele s the ro ert As respects the route to be pursued by the vessels holders, the usual preliminaries were entered into, for ese apertures are most conspicuous when the • • who were elected from the hpl P yof the directors, lesley came into the River Thames. The Sunday be- c „ LIST OF SCOTTISH COMP.A.NIES' PRICES which time there were thirty-Ave churches' in t The respective • beast is in his favourite element. The 'd • . , . finances of the company, andwwhoot body to manage the fore the ship arrived here, the ayah brought a tin box o„ "" ,1 3 eex loring expedition, we understand that the carrying on the mine with energy. wi e mouth is Dividend Amount Builder. ad a ro e • h p p rty in teat with Mrs. Dorward's name painted on it, and said it ived b Lie instructions rece y utenant-Com. E. J. de agents and 'managing committee ' were appointed - , and chiefly remarkable fth or . e upward curve of its angles Name of Company. . - per. . of. • Paid. Pew. •---••• ei ° cheque. The property was all al onfirmed. The st . t t • e- omards the e es even from the United States Naval De- the purchase of a steara-engine c y , which- gives a quaintly cotnic ex- A.nnum. Share. BIRTHS. • the delivery to the messenger was iii i i i ig theirs, and even was given her by that lady, and asked her for a ham- f 52/. 19s. 10d a • • .; • 01 0* f - balance 0 ---- -- - th e m, "Supposing," said th e L e • arn fact, a delivery to mer to break it open. The ayah said she had lost the partme . nt are to the folloWing effect :-That ment of accounts showed a in pression to the massive countenance. The short and . OP A 80N. f 103 er h z 0.- d. 'X s. d Stilili de ° ed Attorney "1 he box to on leaving New York he shall m favour of the company A call ° 'P s are was small milk tusks preject a little, and the minute deci-• Bank of Scotland On the 4th inst., at Herbertshire Castle, fi. sen d E nv clerk to Messrs. Butterworth, the I ' key, and that Mrs. Durward bad given her t . ake the best of •. fsiea h d • • e tha .te st book- pat some fancy articles and other things in, because her his way to Lancaster Sound. Having made, payable by two instalment* 0 • c , tie on duous incisors appear to be sunk in grooves or nits of Brinell Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 Q 0 pm wife of Captain John Russell, R.N. sellers, for a book, and he brings it back to I; h passed Barrow June 13 d A t 1 50 ugus . th th k - -•-• . • , Caledonian Bank •, berg and he gives it to the laundress who stole .- c ani- own box was saturated with salt water. A pair of Strait safely, he will proceed northward to Welling- T a l : 1 g of the Henn.ock Mining l e lc ums • - but the dmal old not ermit n g • a 1 W U p -a 3, City of GlasgOw tank . 61. per cent. •.10 0.010 0 0 121 i David Nisbet_ ,t Esq. jun. .-a c . Of W. . , pl 4 it, would • he usual two-monthly mee c ose examination of his teeth ; withdrawing his head Clydesdale Bank ••••• • 6% per cent. 20 001000 IA On the sth inst.', at Kiddin th la" , ' ' flo gton, e , . 4 it be denied that she could be convicted forlarceny?" The pincers was procured, and the box was broken open. ton Channel, and westward to Cape Walker, after Company was held on the 4tb, when tbe reports of Caps f Bank -•• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 1 _,,,,.s . ad fc ,0 1 was the dere cases were parallel. It ndant's duty to pre- contai d It ne fans, silks, a blue bead necklace, which, the state of the ice and other circumstances L a in W, L e A h f the mine (Captain James) an anu tue agent o rom the attempt, and•then threatening to bite. •• The =m er e:t a lc k .. .. 5 0 • • ' 69 Ricardo, Esq. ..•• 6/. per cent. 2 . 0 10 0 0 9 is em loyers. H e libons a card-case and various other articles • • serve this cheque for li . p destroyed or 1.1 ." • ' will Influence him in deciding the course he will were read, which being so conflicting in their represen; muzzle is beset with short bristles paojecting at Edinb.lGGlasgow Bank 6/. per cent. 500- 5 0 0 51. 9s On the sth taste, at Connatight.place, Lew „ e lse appropriated it, and therefore he was clearly guilty, not of Indian manufacture, a great portion of which she pursue. Supposing he should . be unable to proceed tations, it was resolved on a ppointing Mr. Evan Hop- pretty regular distances ; several of them appearing • Isle a man. Comp .• P • Ex..hangeßuk of Scot.. .4/ er cent. 100 0-050 0 0 8% OF A DAUGHTER. ~,,k t ivri ,b 0 of embezzlement, but larceny. It was argued that as a. pressed her to accept, and she did so. The same day through Barrow Strait, he would then sail to Jones' le . L C E ins, . ~ and Mr. Adam Murray, jun., to inspect and to be split into tufts or, pencils of - short hairs. Ex- National Bank any 71. per cent. 10 0 0 70 0 - o,',- per cent. 50_0 . 0 10 0 0 15 Galloway On the 7th inst., iu Grosvenor -square• r ~j oi , ~, o f ''' 1 shareholder himself, he could not be guiley of stealing la w :s re aya f h said there were other things in the box which e , Sound and Smith's Sound. Finding these closed or report upon the mine. • A Gall of ss. per share was tremely fine and short hairs are stattered all overehet North of Scotlandßank 41.pgr cent. .20 0 0 50 0 3 % On the '6th inst., at•Calbo e Rectory, eem.' ', . ' t ee - from himself. This was a fallacy. He chose to become. ono use to her, and asksd her to take them, which . North British Bank :• •- -' ' - _ , _ • the • ot havin impracticable, and n g succeeded in getting a made. back and • sides, which are not very obvious; except wife of the Rev. Robert Sumner. . ee ts . Then, as it w . as . his own witness declined doing. The ayah then said she Reysil Bank of Scotland 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 132% ear Blount,- a servant of the company. should At the Tavy Consols bi-monthly meeting, the accounts uon a 1 • p c ose inspection. The -tail...is short,. rather Unionßank of Scotland 81. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 89 ' 0 h stl •t t 1 nt e i ins ~ a Edgbaston, n by all tbe incidents of net t throw them overboard; and witness said, "Do clue to the lost expedition, it is, presumed . the season • h ineof 4rl - 'le voluntary act, he must be bound _ - showed a balance in favour of te m J .-9e 4d.; al- flattened and Western Bank.- •. . • 71. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 7 3 4 of William Bacchus, Esq. - elled cheque in that t e .." that; I may as well have them." and sho then would be too far advanced to make au attempt in any s generally tapering to-an cause point. • ~' „. tb ° t ar s to the amount of 2304 still •" ' Alliance Firs and Life 8)41.pr cent; 10' 0 0 10 0 0 20% ~,,,,, v.r ~.0 1 ••,e f t that position. He took the cane . Ook possession of the articles. A w , o . . dth l • t ' - thou h ther g e were liabilitie e . _ • After lying quietly abouten hour, new and then • MARRIED: . ' d not as a partner. taken oden card-case, fresh direction, an e vesse s are ins meted to re- •B. Accord.LifeandFire -- -20080 10 0 , ' sur (see preparing for market On the Bth inst at et. Clement's Easteneeeeere"eire • capacity, and that capacity only, an . there was sufficient ore at t raisin • g its head and ' swivelling its eyeballs towards British Guarantee Ina. 4/. per tent. 10 00•1 , 0 0 15J od ' " ' I '-' its hh Id it animo s • out of the box, was given by the ayah to M N Y k. Under any circumstances, I; r• turn to ew or mu- 45 t o ns . of ore.. were. sampled on Caledonian Fire Instir. 101. pet cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 23 William Johnson, Mr. Richard Howlelen, 0 al • dl . If, therefore, he appropriated or wit e , . - mith. The ayah asked witues - to meet-the liabilities . : th k of 11° toi l not been a share sto take charge of the tenaut-Commander De Haven is strengly urged not e en ot the past month. The e eeper, or playfully 'opening its huge mouth and. colonial Life -.•- •• - 50 0 0 10 0 11. Ss. near Sheffield; to Emily, second daughter , ... ego s d p jurando, he was as guilty as if he had tin box, and place it among her luggage, which she re- • the 3d beim , . the raisi s e winter in the ice. Th ' ' - threatening to bite the leg of the 'chair on which his City 6 of -lasgow Life... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 20 0 '2l. 1 E C os. sq., annon-street, City. .•: • alienn, 13er servant " fused to do, mid to remain more than on . g position than ever be-. . . e mine is in a more cheerin Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 20 ' Great • dge , to tes iy , holder. The jury had found him guilty "as a • the box WaS thrown overboard throueh 'keeper sat, the hippopotamus' rose-and walked slowly ' On the sth inst., at St. Peter's, . therefore the capacity in which he took the cheque was one of the portholes the da bef e general directions are, that the search should fore seen. East of Scotland Life:. - - • 10 0' 0 015 0 • Y ore the Wellesley reached - Herm, Alfred .1 Rogers Esq., of lenielite br eheMP7tereeel . no longer one of law but of fact. the East India Dock. The -stet be solely confined to those portions of the At the Pennant and Craigwen. quarterly meeting, a ' bo ' aut its room, and then uttered a- loud ' and , short Eng.& Scot, Law Life 51. percent. 50 0 0 .2 17 6 2% ' ' ' t Der 'A' S" , f nees then produced a . ut of Grea eh _ a fifth daughter . of Mr. J. Gone , . G imp? ' dee' •Itt Hercules Insurance Co. 71. per.cent, 100 0 0 10 0.0 - Mr. CocKBURN replied. 1 great variety of articlea referred to In her evidence. Arctic regions that have been as yet unex- call Of 103. per share was made._ • , - harsh snort four or five dunes -in quick succession, Limn Co. of Scatlnd •• AL per cent. 100 o'olo 0 ' 0 - On the sth inst., at Givnigad-house• a . in teri J O , • The COURT intimated, as we understood, that they m a parsons -Did you ever see 100 • • d nturers the a Dlored. For the safety of the expedition, it is ad- At the meeting of Tolcarne ave _ , . ccounts reminding one of the snort of a horse, and - ending Life A.ssoe. of Scotland 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 'll. 153 Mackintosh, Esq.. M.D., Phyaidian Stlee' at ette e. t s sovereigns ui pos- • see for the s would give their judgment on Saturday, the 22d inst. session of the ayah? 'vised that a place of rendezvous be always ap- 'produced showed the e xpen • tx months' with an expletive 'sound like a bark. • The keeper Mercantile Life .....'. 314 per et. 10 00 0 10- 0 ;53. 9d. Lunatic Asylum, Gartnavel; Glasgow, to Ea ten :l3ll, e oleo, No other case h ' WAS eard in the Exchequer Chamber. Mrs. Smith-I never did, sir. pointed, so that in the cstee of a separation they might 4 working, ineludingeng , . m e boiler, Sm., to be 1,443/. 19s. understo dth 1 o e snguagee and told us that the animal National Fire and Life 51. per cent •10.0 0 10 0 22s Gd North British Insur 6pr t. * 00 00200 0 ' * fthl t J A Eqel D of the s'", le ni cio rl o t o ea e . rmour, s e . e . too , ' - r. Rae-Were not your sus icion ' t lif , P a excited when be enabled more easily to meet. The expedition is d., eredit, from call e aa e d in December last, was expressing. its desire to return to ite bath. The North & West of Se . o . t . . 61. per e c e e n nt. 2 10 0 0 1 0 0 25% On the eth inst., at St. teatthew's,l3rm e h ill, ,t°, EA"' e ml 2 our counT OF BANKRUPTCY, June 8. u saw Mrs.Dorward s name on the bo x ? • yo 630/. 13s furnished with a large supply Of books, and a number mee , , 5s 7d. against coat . ed.• leaving 813/. • pany, to beast at this time was in one• of the compartments of . , Scottish Life and Guar. . - 20 00..0 11 0 - son.of John Hurles, Esq., of Lower e me nea , . (Before Mr. Commissioner FANE.)' Mrs• Smith-No, sir; she said Mrs. Dorward •' f t which a call of 3/. 7s. 93. was made.. Scot. Mas. and Gen• Life - 00015 0 - Amelia, eldest daughter of Willitan el. et . O r IN RE gave it . o charts, Btc., forwarded by Lady Franklin, together , , • the wing of the giraffe house on the o osite side to . t Wear 1 I , pp sco t non names. 6MI. pr.cent. 20 0 0 10 0 1232.0 d . the same place. . eie MARTIN LUTHER PRITCHARD. to her because her own box got wet. y etters received 'from Camborne we learn tnat .h • ' • B 1 f it ie .; This bankrupt was a h with a form of prayer appointed ,to be used in Ross s Wheal Harriet is lookieg remarkably well, and some fine 't at la which its bath is prepared. It carries i . ts head V A n to dard Life ...... - 51. per, cent. 50 0' 0450 i ' 9% • DIED. i. • 0 4 cu e, . o p s are-broker of Liverpool, and le R surprised that Mrs. Smith did not at r. ae was • . ate d p. Assurance 51. er dent 1 " P . 0 0 0 , 1 0 0 118 s Od . deputy-chairman of the South P expedition. We are informed that Mr. Grinnell has rather denressed and reminded me of ahu e rize hog - Astern Railway Coin- what she had just given dn evidence when she was a stones of grey copper ore have been taken from the edit . -t ' g p _, • pang. He had also been i but with a breadth of Muzzle and , other ' features • • worth, Hertfordshire. • • a, eea svich' le d' n partnership 'with Mr. Dale • received a most interesting autograph letter from Lady level. IHISCELLANEOUS. .. On the Sth- inst., at Croones-hill, me it' fue who obtained his certificate sorn • ' prisoner. Se • e time since. The Mr. YARDLEY.-She was defended by a legal gentle- Franklin, in which she expresses her gratitude to him . The monthly sale of lead ore fr9m Herodsfoot Mine peculiarly its own. The keeper •opened the . door • Dividend' 'Amount - ,Fincla, Ewe, 11 e M.R.C.S, aged 62. . .' herr/ c apon bankrupt now applied for his cere ificate. • . bought it was not - advisable she for his disinterested exertions in search of her lost (80 tons) realised 1,030/. • leading into the giraffe's paddock and walked•through• Name ef Company. - . per -- of ' raid. ,Price. , ~ On the 6th inst., in Hollaud-place , Cal s ti i. rt ee. .. iee Mr. James Horatio Morgan, a man who perhaps, t Annum. Share. member of th St k ' ' eoe -Mrs. Smith did. not know the husband. In the same packet she• haa enclosed a The monthly sale of silver-lead-ore from Wheel Mary that to the nevv•wing containing the' bath; the hippo- . . . ' Mrs. Ann Gibbons, aged 72, relict of, e , oa d: at , is Exchange, and a stock and share dealer • should say anything. d. er ton or 1 743 -- ~ . :- .merly of . Bedfordsplace, Southwark-brief, ' e get' .41 , examined, Mid te ner 'dame by the things dishonestly, or she would Packet to Sir John Franklin, to be handed to him in, Anil (90 tons) realieed 19e. 70.6 . p , . , 1. 15s. potamus following like a dog, cloee to his' heels. On - x. s. d. X. s. d. v t or , ~ . , j a ,- he had purchased shares to the amonn 1 p 180 Auction Alert.. ••• • .. . . 21..55. 50 0.0 •- ' 25 On the 6th inst., at Wattord-field, N ~ r . . ,f, tof several thou- h em ; Iler excuse for throwing the the event of his being found. It i NI Grinnell's The report is favourable. arriving :at the batheroom ethe animal descended with sand pounds on account of tbo bankrupt, but tle I not have accepted t .ci S. 1 1".. -...-s---- - ", Seale deliberation the flight of denisteps leading into kuatralian Agrieulturl IL 100 00aa0 0 • Is - a t m of * , 0 0. a ngth t want it intention, we understand, t , . was obliged to close the account. He lost b box overboard was that she di no „ o proceed two or three in to-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10e . .-. ' . . . . •' • . . M re.- • eai „, to 0-0 to o 0 21% On the bth inst., at Chelsea, ary,- ed - e a go , ft , a out 1,350/., a mus i c i a n, deposed that the ayah hundred miles. to sea with the ex clt ' t • THE MAaminoNE Caten.-At a meetutg orthe com- the watee, stooped and edeatik a little; dip 1 1 - 1* ' g tIIIf Sh pet is Dit 0, a arcs.. - - 210 0 - Payne, formerly of Foster-lane, Cite -, 4g dtA the for which he sacrificed t t th proper y 0 e value of 3 000/ Patrick Smith, pe then, re taming . tt av 1850 it was reso mi ee of the M.C.C., eeth M ee ' ' • lved- :latiada .- • • •'... •• .. 61. per cent. 100 0032 10 0 SO Crosssea am i ne d by Mr, Lawneercz-I ' ' made him a present of the gold ear-drop found by the in the pilot boat. In concluding our notice of this head ' under, and then plunged forwards. It Was At Westmoreland•place; City-road, eg et , eof to Was Ong o f box and said it would make a " That, in consequeece of numerous complaints havin Uppr Canada Bonds 51. per. cent. •-' . - • 89 Wedd• le e 0 5 noble e t • gno sooner in its favourite element than its whole as- elm 91 Wadd, relict of the late }leery . - v eal n erprise, we wonld only express the hope Navigation .... - - - others in removing this fiat fr m L . o tverpool to London I officer iu his wife's work - • , , cl t want it, and she been • t' aof scrambling for made against tho prac lc the rs g ° 1 tent changed, and it seemed inspired with 'n e w lir e oen.nevers.se Invest. sp. c.&bs, 2/ 100 0 0 ,100 0054 . . India-house. fnaliY Y ea - it. ' I for which I subscribed lOL or 12/. I remember Dale' diamond ring. He told her lie di no that so many laudable exertions may not go unre- ball at the termination of matches, the committe e ex . . - , Equitable Iteversieury 5/. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 - In Sloane. street,.Mis3 Parry, for • obtaining his cert . tficate, and Pritchard pas s i ng hi s 6 said, " Because I eat a black woman you are too proud to . warded. -a I ; sad activity • einkinv down to the hottem n 40 0 25 ,4tP ~ , - -nu I Gen.SteamNavigation 11. Bs. •150 0 1 % the Countess fCI ndou. -V' 11 ' - - • 1 0 amination and subsequent application for his certifi c :,,' . : I take it " d h th . , an e ..en aceep e • td it She also gave him a press a vvieh to Mr. Dark that the bl, ..a a n -a ce. bmer ed for a w • * matches, Asp, at the termination of thtegame, b ecome moving about su g htle, it would sud- I London Institution . • - 75 15 0 - - 2b 5 0 - -- o ...2.7______L___„ _ ......... 0 ay. - on the 9th of November. .1 was present on e h ee - i card-case and a silver shirt•stud, About two Week!, RC oc ca .. 1 gold watch in JO7E,Pii ADY.-0 l' ' . - a 4riday mght Joseph Ady was t e e e f 1 • .. If roperty o tae umpires. isnly rise with a boune, almost bodily out •of the' - - Russell Institution• •• . - Peninslr&Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 005000 50 L ' p • P V shed .bi hirMuessecia c : o o/ onaon : tented and u i this ve t T e the ginn, but gave no notice of my intention to opPOSe.. . before he reached Eugland he saw a large captured by the police and lod ed in Gilts ur-street P• on % • lashin back c No.. 112, Strand, Printer, at shvo y, in .-- , About the time of the b k t- I had an int ' an rup ei erview 1 the e aymes possessioo. She said it was her watch, and Aon a charge of defrauding the Post-office P by (.1: r's ' sen ing 1,4C0 The Earl of Eglinton has made a donetion of 100 sovs. water, and sp g ommenced swimming and Reversionary Int. Soc.' 4141. pr cent. lo o p g g it o i 0 0 092 ctrand, in the Precinct of the_ _ ,; . . _ to the Bentinck Fund. plunging about with a cetaceous, or por- Royal Mail St -cam• • - 61 18. 4. p. c, 1 0 5 0 0 25 0 g V 9 riiddleaes, Monday, June 10, ltiso. , ' ~ with Pritchard, who asked me to go to Liverpool, and , ver y fine one, and he °boned that it was no doubt set unpaid letters,:which were returned. Mr. Ford has seld Mrs. Taft to 3'4 . . Theobald. poise -like, rolling from side to side, taking in South Australian..." 11. per share. 2 VanDieraan's Land.. en 100 0929 Q 0 ...., i __. , • . . . , •,I , ' • DOOMS. Dividend Amount Name of Company per of • Paid. Price . Annum. Raze. • s. d. s. d. East and West 6/. pr cent. Stock. 142 Ee.g t Country • 20d . per sh. 100 0 0 - 21 London • • • - 121 Ditto Bonds.• ••• • • • 41. per cent. -- SLlCatharine •• •• •• •• 4 per cent. Stook.' 82 Ditto, Scrip- •• ••• • - 115 0 0 -- Ditto Bonds• ••• •• •• 4141. pr cent. Southampton .• •• •• •• 21. percent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - BRIDGES Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. ------- Z. s. d. X. B. d. Charing-cross • • • • South writ ...... • • - • 100 0 0 - - Ditto Nw of p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 16 Waterloo ............ - 100 0 0 Dittl Old Ann. of 81. 11. 4s. Od. - 80 0 0 27 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. 40 0 0 24 Vauxhall .• • Av. U. TO 10 3 - 18 WILTE/21-31T072,1L5. Dividend Amount Name of Company. i per of raid. Price. Annum. Share. s. d. £ a. d. East London..• •••.. • • 8/. 100 0 0 - 166 Grand Junction •• •• .. 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 75 Kent.......... •• .• 31. 105. 100 0 0 - 77 Lambeth .. •••••• •• •• 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - 97 New Rivr Lndu Brdge 21. 10s. - - 55 Vauxhall 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - 98 West Middlesex . . . 61.0 a. pr ent. - 115, GELS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. Z. s. d. Z. a. d. British •••••••••• •• •• 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 14 Ditto rrovincial.• •• 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton ••••••• • • • • . 51. 20 0 0 •••-• - City of Loudon •. 61. 100 0•0 150 0 0 - eontinentalConsolidat. 925. 75 0 0 31 5 0 --- Equitable. ••• • • ...• 50s. 50 0 0 50 0 0 28 Imperial • • .„ 3/. 50 0 0 50 0 0 6 1 1 54 Independent 6/. 40 0 0 40 0 0 48 Lendon•• •... „.., - • 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Ditto.. .......... - 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Do., Parl. Preference 61. 25 0 0 2 10 0 PhoSnix 4%1. 50 0 0 49 0 0 28 Acliff ........ 151. • 100 0 0 90 0 0 75 United General •• Is. 60. 50 0 0 50 0 0 15 5 E Wutmlnster Chartered 3/, 50 0 0 - 46 Ditto, New 12s. 50 0 0 10 0 0 954 Names of k . Mil CANALS. • Dend Names of Dividend • Price. per Companies. pex' companies. Annum. Fnee. _ Joinumt.l Ashtn& Oldia 97 71. 11.1 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 50 B %rnsley.... 160 ‘ j2l. Neath • • 100 161. 340 Drknk&A.lorg 150 ie. -85 Oxford.... • • 106 2 01 . 1 85 Birmingham 40 41. 90 Peak Forest. 78 31. 18s. 10 Coventry.... 100, 251. 210 Regent's •• • . 33 1 1. Os. 18 N Derby ••. • • 1001 61. 63 Rochdale.... 95 41. 50% Ellsinre&Chs 133 j 561. 41 Soinrset Coal 150 71.105. 130 Grand , Tunctn 100, 5/. 85% Do.LkFdSt 12 61. p. c. Grand Surrey 100 21. Os. 30 Stffr4 &Wore 140 281. 410 Grand Union 100' 11. 10s. 24 Shrewsbnry.. 125 151 . "- Qrantham Stosirbridge.. 145 201. 280 Kenat & Avn 39 Is. 6d. 5U Severn andl Lancaster . 100 21. 32% Wyellail. j 26 21 . Oa. - Leeds&Livrploo 241. 320 Warwick& 4/. 6434 Leicester .... 100 51. 66 Dirming. J 1 00 Leicstr &Nth 83 4/. 483 Warwick& Louehboreet 142 701. 510 Napten..} 1 " 31 ' 42 Monmouthsh 100 81. - Worestr & 1 78 31. 43 Nlntg.mrysh 100 - Birming. sfeltnllwbry,loo - - Wilts & Brks -14 s. 7% ' Tit ' tsi h•-] s. A %m s. 1S 1 0% 1 1 1 614 , II( Thre • Ptak T Pei* Xlev It( ev er 11. i OS. June Fore Ten ] tI the Wed] krtu gent-, bark ' ?ItEi Th Dany reac VrYre Pt( . but p aald ba uk , at th . the se /t, • T r :: ::,.. ... • ' ll Pit • Ore lu rk 14 all . , 4 Per allch 11 .. , at Per Dirk , , It ..ead 12, Inc] ta ?..er %lir; 4 • a d It°re ace el.; # 7 11 U t t Del kk y , I,AI ~rtl( kirx If r, ttn • -Al b b kry, • , tti ' 4 4% fi s ett At ',Et; T 1 rt,ti 1., t; ta t er i Itle th e ‘ot th. r `~ t