The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

!f. does n ° ll ° me ats ," iHIP PIS )direct t] qn ity ° ea it att Oa "4. hs, of entlY,l°, vO I CS 0 01 0 g nvls l°li i cg eu, !ar3.1,5::11011 P e , ll „ l 7ith haPP I " for ut be , )11°' looP ion ``' e l fof' yiziog F'" l'OUg!itstttiirj, a S"' and th° c iouv;,,o price , itti tell $ 4 4 00 6 ellleg tn Ter: sop pinea,lC 6 It is., t oo 55 )* n oef the 1 "/ incest the oPv i ' t „ c lef r izi 111):!. 'to °tor' 4 , te r . Oi fa v ‘ f aj; v e t ' 0 1 epleirOfi! c';ll l `' l3 :t c le'ir t; et , DI , ' r beer' re eo n ;e ge vi e to h ti ii , be t o. d t " , r IV LIAO log °Pe o ;t i l of 0 1 .' ck 4 tiP ec t h Ot tbi b 5 t f r tf fo t o itrY 1 0 ' '" eas v i ll 10(1 it ' 5 ot ioc. C 1 1 !Pl i )11 t.,i be srb ic f t , cs I niP ° 4 "f ol or g do i l et o f LiP5 tiogP ° • o 1 1 f rt e l) ['ic e " 1 .1 l er SC° obejir the_ the O'V i tri f 0 nisF ,f tbei ~o.i 70'0; l o ch o 5 r 11. re fo tie poo , 00 00 , 0 0 .6gldre v or b , 0 if o (0. 0 0 00 y 0 0 ( ,jo,o4foroe eP'd 0 11 . Jog' ec r 0 5 oOr 00- H P IcioA 1 of ~i 1 ,o a cil o .b?o i ; e t oo f ijig P. it tiO GENERAL NEWS Cot o , SIBTRO RP h as returned ten per cen t. to his I Il s luWainfleet and neighbourhood t ExNEr r , Vicar of Frome, ha !‘t Lge Te ssaud's coll ec ti on of wax figs ,feoltß;RAY.—We have reason to believe tit o „ Murray., inurra accus e d o f o ff ences the thatßona theish\FG ha been spared.-211orning Herald, fge e :ollivr taxs are n ow go i ng tlee,,,,cif Londo n and Brusse ' I , : urnt ounication betweer t t eds ll) t tallY, the sheriffs of Lc p gat i lder s t din ner to the to street. Nt i ' P oTRD Nittr tlefchoo re Vice-Chancellc 1 1 ori g e will, in NN 4,, ~or they been added to ,ween the Post- g twice a-day cl Belgium ES.—On Wed- R TO T Middles 'e a ver ,Liitif4:,(l44:44oll:l3:4,ol;Gatl,4l:ae;rngs:exa mlvinheßaiivAohillttlel has just been i . 3 s t on the coast 'clitet;l'leell entered in TH E 11 11 of the Crystal d ti ll i ll'r ' a fine 1 which ran between London N e il tee fourth vessel of the same name, and which party, that has been lost. itd.. 44 l4; h t t i we lve years of age, the son of a printer resyl- Tilefestoiskar:ritderow:ned himself last week when labouring . _rning home, as he had been seen by his 4 ,,, e his A i i ;P,lox OP S !(441,1111e4 left Southami 11Z 1 / 4 an d China ma— gitasti/latter of a m ;il Al i for /a c t ~,. A la with a poker, ongst the cargo of the t week with the Over )ecie to the value of 3g, about £lBO,OOO of ,ut„.7i:44„ cotr,mmARTIAL, , a atti4,_Liegteriant Serocold. ?Is! t Zt,ribtltion, to be dismis e , qffiei;°P 1 ratik in the royal n.a.vii 41, these nior lieutenant, tt)lp.ettl,,t. for with the , de '° '''' bi.°l 'e lit on Monday E IN t' ‘ tO \I Rider, 'mac • rt, ii . essrs. L ori :1 4 th l close, ' I I4 tAL 0 oznew- s 'steam-fri. he ship, and to lose lertinent .uction of considerable e printers and stereo in of the ' en ,A,'4 n 7elOPe q similar in its e 4‘3 appearance am°n, kingdo m . Its an the s to the pertdto blight e bean crops in some :five cited - 3 are more worst form . - - G 9 thap7I,I bDL ESEX SESSI "Port ter .a ft er being wh o in f or fel on y, th rnv _tht b ac k ery narrow "‘" 4 l a tti n Tile! IPOII ten yea Itle at the The prisoner wal ars' transpor- W TE I t Art r CI. 8 hPla AREA nday a religio Ldon, Sianti 00l teacher ar "Itil 4 ,erabi e his Preacher had all u 14 4 , 1k 4, 4 age. 4501,41411b,,'„44.1L ACT.—On Satar Itit l e Of "ir cut from a lamb in Cptjt e Butcher Rrw,.Cov 14 0. 4 0 _tetl atl end e i g rn s, Flo se up to the 1 qek .. al in the who c 4 14 Sunday morning, st rAL P.A.LA-cE.—The LN-1w n 4 ehi l l ) : 10 11 have rep or t e d th a t the total value of the b... 11111 of ' t i ed (exdlasive df the Koh-i-noor diamond, totwujah is of alto getter of a capricious descrip -414 e leeed X.2;000;000. It wa suposed at the tit Nv , he value was nott-ander £12,000,000. lkfrs- Marianne Becker, of Bath, has just ed tc: ip which a r,:irri of about £28,000 'is be varioxs charitable and religious purposes. notice; - The Church Missionary *So b les ecietyr ;tie Chureli'?astoral-Aid Society, .X 3,00 0 -5 )000- the "Moravian Missions, £l4OOO. k 0 eP ki , , CLAft£E.—A letter from ' states . that the celebrated Ifrs u . s . c t l a s ry o ° W t t i lati ot 7 n 4riur . e than . forty years !go it `o , rk , th tb e l ious zin e gla? E cl „ , in connection wrtit'th ca e charges h e 4 i x ,. of %Ammons against tlie late Duke t hat town on Monday last, aged -seventy- n his 1( delivere , earance of a mat night week, some ging to M. d left the ppor Its found about R tt ivy ti t t ' s l te tt Ar -.111:s.--erhe House of LOrds re a ;.s gr h e r ed ew t s o . k'liit,tiiq ckestern, Shrewsbury and Bipaing na tOtti ,rater and'liereford, and Birkenhead a and the tirereford 'Ross and Glocester ttraffi t c er a d r ; r w ang e e r: Iktki 4,4`e?lllead and 'Cheshire, and th 4 me at wolverharepton Railway, No e . ‘° l, x `Bills, with r. 4., o kb a. `tril l ' A.g: 7lttp.i, hg,l'iltt till GOLD.—The General 'lle dne O 'Hewi tt, td, wile She ar rived in the London docks from sy , on the 7th of March, withlBsi IN , iii "e b d at - bo t £ 75 000. Th e Berfoyle, from 40,2:/2 ounces, valued 41 4 ) 71,, t ki 1 W , - _,ence a31, -..._ u sailed on the 16th of 'February, , f ik I t '‘JI. ''l the 'channel, with 44: 4 . 4 , it,,lof "4 gj ' was, last week, the b H a o sh u e se . kt' z ilti:et. ii e tividence, when Gres fed e immediately on er his way arrested to - when ths tit t) ei lte ' after considerab ap le P dis e e d a s ssi to o t n h a e n P rse rs a;ching e trs',,tioehat he should be released--the.ho.m.se from k I °l'4 liZet him. when going, withon , t deviation from '' t ek - " ( A- ' 'e, ts d from his home, ' but no , tarthca." 4 " ° '''4 '' all f Plymouth was k lti 4e ef r) t) IV ecl `" u "'"'''''' A lf the coast ot the k i a t .., eer, .aesday, about a mile o . o i of s ,in the south of Devon, and h crew, con ey. \etsti, bAuthtoat nc i Fl' ; l4s t a e f . t • e l'l' da t y u : M is i b li e s d i .' i ll ef a disa na st m e b r e o r c e er p re ee d p ir e the c..a the., Ma g nn it ed and attempted Ol'e c o eo h.sea prevented it, and th t e o b g ra a v in e N14,4,41.pe1ted to put back sgain. 18:otetid:' OrNT AT ABERDEEN.—A -rather si7.- y willjioevarred on Wednesday, to a bay, w ho, at i t, il ti t tl .!,_' irl.c a : l , l4 .tober of comrades, -was . 15% it Nile ci,erine-street, Aberdeen -11 PP •when the I li ti l hi s eOi thick twine, r 4 t l Laad 'p had leaped over a wa ita P e y ars that 1 'li l Nil f l) ."it, got at the sam s e li t P i 4, N. Zilrly, 1 . , s slipped tilted 'in . n hr a . s crevice mouth __ p k i , e tt, h e w _ pending him and, before he could IL t :l, \l , call ed i s n s so nearly strangled , that medical aid t ti 4 -'g ~ Op No ht / 41 Ak, t.oss OF LlFE.—lnformatio n has been 1,-..,ttlitolll,tal,o2d:s of the total loss of the Ne iro, of Sun 40q 1 1 ;LLa.ter, bound from Antwerp for Montreal, on eetliipo,s,lacLls. The vessel had 150 passengers after q ! evii i , orn and 13 of the crew were-saved, (;,,,h,),711.e d greatest sufferings. Information h also k t ;, Of Vpl ii t , qt the Fairmount, bound from'Clopfu as g t‘' ( '? 4 4g 4 ' bad been struck by the Tennesee in the .e yk; ere * Ise,. sinking almost immediately , with the NN'III, II E ( 2 ' and eight passengers . ti,,,, ' l k 1 4 l e aß bAT EXCHEQUER , on Monday,.an action an ex kiktkl 18 t o I.°'lght against Colonel Sibthern, bY R4O le St," establishment. The gallant officer hainv -stlientt. Pected descent into the cook's roo , IN ~iiitei.t.eurrounded by friends, and expressed Ore 11.1; ton. She took umbrage, and left the th 11l lie ' Il it O kii s , t , e 11 , applied to for a character, the ,1, thAaa 404 , b ones„ and competent, but in timated - . 1 0'4; 4 l ibel 4 vet temperate . This intimation was as as 1,/ilt?,t the 54 appeared not to be untrue.; and tl t ` l a,Pq eo„,e slightest evidence of malice in wha t . was itso.,,ar9l33anication, the defendant wort noasuited. tf,,Ni' is 't'S OICONNoR —No perceptible change for i i . } lt', 4 il;st i t i Zl ° J . ,,ted 1 3 . y Dr. • Tuke to have taken place in VS!v rtes N, /14, utertunate gentleman since his r . emoval Sit evg,s_stedie is not placed .under anything l_ike 1. N,,h1) 5 i1y,75,, tieticed in the House of Commons. He Nkjl,St bill? permitted to drink wine, and plays mil lVl N'' 0 1 *, but still talks wanderingly and acts Ills p 'etah p r• Conolly, of Hanwell, visits him, and ,Ott' l ltSP of the House of Commons have been ll't "k 9 'lek b e said to Ip't,, Weil where Mr. O'Connor may yt t t ilts ~,i . I ts can be expected. l ,4 `ttn . t t SPelladt!l; t X.FLORATION.—We are lad to an- P 40 2 114, taste ueParture of the screw schoo n er Isabel, ' i' l lt) 4 P a ernglefield, R.N., F.R.G.S., in searc h ' ' ', Q ' V NiS r t -tl ,l 4 in• This vessel, fitted out by Lady 'lsiiiltNtashhea' bY the Royal Geographical Society. (of t h S l ,4;. t o Cfl,„'ranklin was a Vice President), has been g h tp ' ,`; q wee-Oslander llnglefield, who purposes sailing I tt ' Di. Nst Ir hly, with the intention, if the season Ntl)„Atte,lNte,, / laitin d Smith's Sound, a nd ' l / 4 1 il a cti th ,„ g ones . an 1 A 4 . 1 0 4 I ,l le great object of the voyag_e, namety . , N 411 )1 c,t, °' the western coast of Baffin's Bay and e f til ate4 ll lg. A tI,'',Ch tIi ,, a ft ei." ,,O ERMAIT'SALOMONS.—It iS said that, 1111 be El l ''s b Joe return of the singular verdict in the ',VELlq,''„Qalrnons in the Court of Exche u m tleOt C O 4B ",°ther writ' was issued against Mr. Alder l' i ta a ,skla,„".. reco ver n ltie. for voting in the cZorl4(tZtortTctvvithovtit having the oaths. Mr. Vqi,,, 4414;1.4 was not to.be found, so that personal (?h had ° f summons could not be effected, a nd . ) ) 'llB, l lt ied lALi t t °. Proceed by , distringas. The action iii;‘ t .,,ltp,„ s, 'the ill November In the case of Chubb ,i 'l ,ea' e ti e ri ti t s b P at ' a t iteiff is about . to move for a new trial, ggictsi ; that he verdict was perverse, and against A trid a '' the learned judge had improperly re 1, , t ‘Loca Pt4Shed lie l iar _ coentary evidence, and that he had a t , ci z pf."--Morni n g Herald t 'l 1) 1,1. iItIiIie;iOXIIIITTED FOR MA NELAIIGHTEa . ,-7-On li ar g ~o d o f W as held at Well o w, a village in the e 4 Bath - ° 4 4th 4 4 ' th e . , upon the body of a woman named to k 4 4 , wife o f li, tii to s ar t i n , a in man,. who had died I,t o kI her ae t i g last, in consequence (it was alleged) 15 0 1 4 1 , gi in h e e e r t of Mr. Bourn, the medical man who At,. g t , tkii, confinement. It appeared that while e t iti t g tha Poor Le k , sv o al onle , or woman, who was in actual tube 44 1 4 1 0 °, 1 411, . 1 , ill, a message came to him to attend O 1 1 3 , ; (11 1r, l '; spperior station. who had also been I,, 4l ,i l os ti . i sg eat'l I,Li?rnediately left his poorer patient, 4, 11 )1 1 , 41 '4 r e pleat ,lt performed, to attend upon the 0 1 .4 ti le . n e „nat he had been previously bespoke in tt ol 4 :i s ot tpa. lio ar w hey medical man was immediately called . t ilt,;,lsi t . t , Th:rn.an w as EO exhausted that she died in Alii"tet" - I'ITY bavincr returned a verdict of tOt t) ,, Watt a gainst Ai B o urn, for his is oaad a t• a warran t ttlp, Iti t 110 b Oat. Ohf i o ' at h IsAsTEr. T . i ill h e t alf.p ast 'AT N OTTINGHAM.—On Friday klesa Tot% two o'clock a fearful accident oc -1,4, T ill h e 4 1:4 1 15 ki ° lo ll vv s e:la ilil Nottingham, the particulars tii„ oh LI, It, - •—zr. Redgate, the leader ot a ti ni,vill 41 t a ntY Kirk, George and Albert Red st, _ ,I:tiett, a n d --- Raynor, were returning .)atpley, -u,no horse was fot Thom as 44lited a fet37 of thp 2, " ie tour above ment g at a furious alarmed, it is nts of the ir,till,---", t 3 Wh c i sh, th.bY. to thezroun' Albion Taveni, ,t the present moment .ela•r ',Plating , to the , ae counsel are rs on Tut tion the arrangement a their direct Ors and Compan Ports' 3laj bruised THE uvEtzpooT, STANDARD, TUESDAY, SUNE 29, 1852, COURT OF QUEEN'S ACHILLI The case of the " Queen v. Monday, in the Court of ( Campbell and a special jury. Solicitor-General, and Mr. I the prosecution ; and Sir Wilkins, Mr. Bramwell, Baddelev. for the defendant BENCH. NENVAIA.N Newman," was opened on ueen's Bench, before Lord A. Q .1.11 This was a crimina Achilli against the Re tained in a pamphlet in England," addres by John Henry Newman, IJ ;sed to t gation of Si represented to be the fi siiteney of the Prot, Achilli stance Iv pocrite upon which issue was joined allegations of fact, and sai substance, and that its pu benefit. To this the pros fendant had published it it the alleged cause._ Upon tt The Attorney-General, the circumstances under this country, obserN to the churct hich - he ad versa have considered it w credit; and no person appeared to ha to the task with more ze Dr. Newman, the defer was aware of the temper of the I that no' The Ott Tne‘ , -c umneral, the ;, appeared in support of Cockburn, Mr. Sergeant AT. Addison, and Mr. lion filed by Dr. Giacinto Newman; for a libel con- Led in October last year, ;sent Positi atholics !rs of the Orato , st of the Congl luestion was 'th lecture on " the I cal incon- .st, not guilty I certain libel was true in 1 was for the public cutor r:plied, that the de his own wrong., and•without Ls plea issue w ;e, alluded to .chillinrpeared in a was a person of importance ; he was a formidable f not with ma ly to interest them than anN act of impropriety committed by any one clothed witl a sacred character. For that purpose he had raked to. ng was more like gether all the scandals wl tions of the enemies of Dr to print and publish them. The Attorney-G took to produce Dr. Achilli as a witness time. in order that he tnieht be subjectec ce and the inven kchilli could devise, in order neral ander ,t the proper rigid cross-examivatio , and t tart' evidence pro of the differentl truth of these-statement to prove the plea follows ,_s charges of the most the statement Achill', durinz a period of 21 ye in the yearlB3l Dr. Achilli sedi The plea states that of whom are named, a One of these crimes, it some are steed to be u was committed in ti cristy of a church, and anot years.of stifling an inves 47, 18 try, and simill r ottenc these periods; and the ment that in the arehires reports that Dr. Acidlli The trial commence, defendant's witnesse arse usually resorted 'to in c ns. The days a , d by the defends nication and adultery plea The evidence is Enfit.fo Oa Tuesday evening e by the was brought 0 a elos production of an office copy of the judgment of the inqui sition, which, for alleged immoralities, deprived Dr. Achilli of all ecclesiastical functions for ever, and sen tenced him to be sent to a particuiaroonvent for three years. After an admission by the counsellor the prose cution that if the .charges were true they w'ere for the public benefit, the court rose. On Wednesday, 'Dr. Achilli was placed =fn the witness box, and in his examination in chief denied every act of criminal intercoursealleged against him by the witnesses on the opposite side. He did not know the name of Eleanor Valente, and when confronted with her in court denied having everseen her whilst living at Viterbo, and spoke in the -same-style of the rest .of the-evidence against him. He declared that when he was - before the inquisition there were no charges against him for immoral conduct, but solely with 'respect to his teaching. The document from the office of the inquisition having been shown to him, he stated that he made no stech confession as the one therein detailed. 'No judgment was pronounced that he knew of. Ue was set at liberty on the simple condition that he should become reconciled to the Holy See, and in the meantime that he should abstairtfrom the service of the ministry. lihiseeconciliation, according to thesecret instructions given., consisted in thatrke should write and publish some book in favour of the Roman Catholic Church. 'He-afterwards went into the country, and was under the surveillance of the police:; but the order of sur— veillance was a part of the decree. Dr. L'oggi, of Seacombe, who was in the convent at Viterbo when Achilli was sub-prior,. :mid that the Doctor was universally and highly esteemed, and was employed in ways in which no man would be employed, if his cha racter cot -morality were not high. Dominich similar evidence 'aoli, se .ather Gan at her house, end —an ncin g in her company, she had only called him to the door to ask him a question. She adraitted:that her husband was excessively jealous of her; that they had had a multitude of quarrels, and that she had been before and was now separated from her husband. Mrs. Achilli an English lady, of rather comely appear ance, brought up in Italy, and apparently under 30, or2o years younger than her husband, deposed that Harriet Harris gave notice to leave her service because she com plained of the dirty kitchen, and'that Harriet afterwards wanted to stay till the end of the month. Mrs. Achilli added she discharged Jane Legge because she came •home one night and 'found a young man in the back kitchen. Here closed•the evidence for the prosecution, and the court adjourned. On Thursday, Sir A. Cockburn replied on behalf •of Dr. Newman, at great length,- showing that there was no evidence to .refute the defendant's witnesses, except Achilli himself. Sir A. Cockburn went through his state ments, endeavouring to prove discrepancies and contra. dictions., and concluded by describing him, in the lan guage of Dr.'Newman, as a hypocrite of the blackest dye as regarded his religious doctrines. At the request of. Lord Campbell, the jury were furnished with a copy of the specific charges. The Attorney-General then replied for Dr. Achilli,-showing that the•charges were unproved. The jury retired at a quarter to nine. They were absent close upon two•hours. At twenty-five minutes past ten they returned into court, and gave a verdict of guilty against Dr. Newman, declaring that none of the allegations in the libel had •been proved,•with the exception of the nineteenth charge, which merely alleged that Dr. Achilli had been, by a decree of the inquisition at Rome, deprived of his professorship, and prohibited from preaching, and from hearing confession. This verdict was received with great cheering by the persons who were present in the court. that on the night when I DESTRUCTION :BY FIRE OF THE SCREW STEAM-SHIP PEARL. -- A most alarming and serious disaster was made known at Yarmouth by the arrival of the Southwold pilot boat, called the Providence, with intelligence of the total burning of a large steamer, called the Pearl, belonging to Dublin, while on a passage to Rottzrdam from Hartlepool. The unfortunate•vessel was a screw steam-ship, between 400 and 500 tonsburthen. The crew made strenuous but unavailing efforts to subdue the-fire, and were forced to abandon the ship when about-forty,five miles from Yar mouth. In a few -hours they were picked up by the pilot boat Providence, and brought into 'Yarmouth. BRITISH ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. —On Monday, in the standing orders committee, consisting of Lord Redesdale (chairman), and several other noble lords, the standing orders were •declared not complied with, and the bill was not to proceed. It was understood that their lordships (who sat with closed doors) came to the decision in conformity with the 116th standing order of their lordships' house, known as Lord Lauderdale's standing order, (originally intended to meet bills for bubble companies), and which provides that all trading companies, with certain exceptions, seeking to limit the liability of individual shareholders, should have three fourths of their capital either deposited-in the funds, or in the hands of trustees, as a guarantee of the substance and bond fides of the company. Their lordships, finding that this was not the case in the case in question, decided that the orders were not complied with, and that they should not recommend them to be dispensed with. TRIAL AND CONVICTION .05 A NOTORIOUS SWINDLER. —At the High Court of Justiciary, held in Glasgow, on Monday last, Adolph Kronacher,or Adolp Leo Kronacher, dims Alexander de Kuffner, was tried for obtaining goods under false pretences. The prisoner was well:known to the officers of all the guardian societies in the country, and he succeeded in defrauding tradesmen and others to a great extent by representing himself as a German noble. man. He was apprehended in London and taken to Dublin last year for swindling, but the law then would not touch him. He was then transferred to Glasgow under warrant, and has lain in gaol there for some mouths. Several witnesses were brought from Germany, some from London, others from Dublin, and in all .68 witnesses were summoneel to appear at the trial. The German witnesses alone got 60 guineas each, and the total expense of getting this swindler convicted will be about £1,200 to £1,500. The prisoner was, by the unanimous opinion of the jury, found guilty, and sentenced to ten years' transportation. CHICORY.-114IPORTANT TO GROCERS.-011 Thursday night, in reply to a question from Lord Torrington, the Earl of Derby stated that it was the intention of Her Majesty's Government to rescind the Tr easury minute on this subject ; but the resu lt of rescind ing it would be to revive the former prohibition that chicory should not be kept at all in the premises of dealers in coffee. Govern. ment would therefore give instructions simultaneously to the of fi cers of Excise not to file informations nor to press for penalties against persons for havinff chicory on their premises, provided ti vas a let containing chicory stating that it wa vay both the public, the consume , tld be protected against f' '•" d coffee n hat it was chicory. and tho woulu As a quantity of s now in the hands of the any other ingredient whatever me foot le place him fast SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FEIDAy. LIVERPOOL CUP. 5 to 1 agst Lord Clifden's Poodle 7to 1 Lord Eglinton's Lucio—taken 10 to 1 Mr. Heron's Colsterdale—taken 12 to 1 Mr. Greville's Adine 14 to 1 Mr. Brown's Sally Warfoot colt 20 to 1 Mr. Dawson's Mark Tapley—taken. GOODWOOD STAKES. 2 to 1 agst Mr. Greville's Cariboo—taken Mr. Barton's Haricot—taken 12 to 1 19 1,, 1 100 to 8 Mr. Williams's Chief Justice—tk freely Lord Clifden's Termagant—taken Gen. Anson's Champion—taken Marquis of Waterford's Cockcrow—taken Duke of Richmond's Houlakin—taken Captain Ardhdall ns Benita—taken Mr. Douglas's Don Pedro. 100 to 8 100 to 6 100 to 6 20 to 1 CVOOD C Mr. .Meiklam's Stilton—taken Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston—taken Lord Palmerston's Buckthorn—taken Mr. Merry's Hobby Noble—taken Mr. J. Arnold's Little Harry—taken Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—taken. 10 to 1 DONCASTER ST. LEGER. ' al to 1 agst Mr. J. Scott's Songstress—taken 9 to 2 Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke 13 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken 14 to 1 Lord Derby's Longbow—taken. s been serious Thomas Da7-= .on won six rams at Mr. Hill has sold Hothorpe to Lord Clifden. Sir Charles Monck's two year old colt, brother to Van- guard, has been named Vinaex. The brood mares, Brown B added to Lord Glaszc ess and Clarissa ; have been recently 's establishment There is o foundation for the report that one of our ,he late Derb Mrs. Birch was struck out of the Liverpool Cup at 4 m. on WednE Priestess and Alla Mr. Joseph ace's stable, I earling Ally Empress 'to Mr. Drinkald Job and ?farson will not ride again for the Fyfiild stable, Alfred Day is engaged in his glace. Gerard Sturtz's stud has been purchased by Mr, ck, but will be trained, as usual, at Dartebury. iord Wate Ord won four, and ra second in six, races Tagh, last week Mr. Thomas White, jun., of Nantwick, has been ap 'od clerk of the course for Stockbridge and Maceles- Cyprian i named a ; and fil of the same mare Meteors At Stockbridge, last week, £20,000 to £l,OOO, in one bet, and £l,'ooo to £6O, several times, was laid against el . • stes winning the 'Derby -class horses . ran for the Stewards' ate, at Stockbridee, last week, and won by Buckthorne:: Poodle, Mountain Deer, Clincher, Hernandez, Black Doctor, Ekot, Father Thames, and Kate. The following 'first. Day, sen. appeared as -clerk of the Stockbridge rse in a new scarlet coat, with buckskins and top boots tornatch, the contributions of three of his - staunch friends, resident in the neighbourhood. Vindex, brother to Vanguard, trained at home, and . ridden by a groom, won the Produce 'Stakes, at NewcasHe,.en Wednesday; and, on Thursday,' ridden C- Tarlton, won the Grand Stand Stakes. Tie Era selects Chief Justice, Cariboo, Pitsford,'•Cock )w, Trickstress, Haricot,l3enita. Houlakin,'Proudfoot, and Termagant, for the Goodwood Stakes - ; and 'Hobble 31e,it(tagston, and Little Harry, for the Cup. 'Welsh main at bawls, 32 subscribers, at 'X6 each, was played•on Wednesday and Thursday last, at Stret ford, near MTanchester,•aad was won by 'Mr.' Hampson, Mr. laye being second. The same gentlemen were first last year. d-seconE Mr,;JOhn Scott has purchased the Derby crick Hur -worth ofldr. Wilkinson. It is reported that the price is X2OOO, and that he is' for one of Mr. Scott's-employers. Mr:Witkinson also sold Neasham to Mr. Blenkison, of London, previous to Iris-race at Newcastle, miWednesday. `On'Thursday week, 'the Earl of GlasgoW'S illy by Don John got loose on the training. ground, at Mildleharn, ran down the road, and maze an attempt to jump or clear the gate; on doing sn she tipped the top bar, fell on her side, and scoured the ground for some distance. The leap measured eleven yard-el `livirrapooz. IlAcEs will commence •on the 14th July, with an excellent bill of fare. We can safely aver that nothing will be wantine on the part of the-worthy handi capper and manager (11r.Topham) to Tender the meeting attractive. LANCASTER RA.oas.—The above meet:ng takes place on the 7th and Bth of July. The stewards are Lord Cnrdross, R. AL Jacqoes, Esq., T.'Worthington, Esq. and V. T. Rothwell, Esq. There are &upwards of 406' sovs. added, including her MajestY'iTiase of 100 sovs. 'aeentina fist vxpaceul* 'KE LEGER. COUROZ AT DONCASTET!..--LIII 1825, Mem- Alan's year, 30 started for the St. Leger, and there was great difficulty in getting them all off.; accordingly, in the following year, 1826, the starting placewas widened. and some trifling alterations made besides. 7 .1:p to this time the'length of the course was 1 mile 6 furlongs and 193 yards, but when they came to measure - it• again, after the alterations, it was found to be only 1 mile 6 furlongs and 132-yards, or 61 yards shorter, and , so it lar.s remained ever since. Memnon, consequently, was the last that won it on the longer course in 1825; and'Tarrare the first on the-shorter in 1826. In 1818, on the longer course, Re veller won in a common canter by two or three lengths, in the shortest time on record. THE CHAMTIES. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMA I.RY.--(Weekly Report, 26th !June.)—ADMITTED In-patients. 9 2 ; out.patients, n ; casuals during the last week, I.2.—DISCH :MED : In-patients cured, 24; relieved, and at own request, 8 ; made out-patients, S ; irregular, 1 ; dead, 3.—.Remainin g in rthes.house, 168. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(We eklsr Report, 26th June.) — ADMITTED: Accidents,. 25 ; Medic al and.Scrgical Cases upon recommendation, 20; Total, 45.-1 )ISCMAAGIED : Cured, 22.; relieved and at own request, 5; atte uding, as out-patients, 121 ii regular, 1 ; died, o.—Remaining in the Hospital, 87. . _ SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH H - OSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 23rd June.)—lN-rmrrENTs Di 'scharged, cured, 7 ; re lieved and made out-patients, .0 ; at owe , request, 0 2 • irregu lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 41 ; under treatment, 54.--OUT PATIENTS :—Cured, 27 ; entered, 36; under•treatment, 35. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSAiItY, AND EYE .AND EAR INSTI TUTION, ROSE- H I LL.---(Weekly Rep( trt, 26th June.)—Patients attended during the week: At the D ispensary, 138; at their own houses, 38; total, 176. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, Ju NE 28..—New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the ins titettion during the last .week—North, 274; 50uth,..251; total, 5 25. - .New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with . medicine—North, 158; South, 56 ; total, 214. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS,. 66 'end 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, .Ittne 11.)-0 'n the books, boys 66, girls 42 ; average daily attendance, boys 5 8, Orls 33 ; sick list, boys 3, girls 0; obtained situations, boys '., gots 0. BANKRUPTS Tuesday, June 22, 1852. John Fry, John Frederic, Orlando, and . kreiribald Reeves, Taunton, scriveners. Joseph Claridge, Bristol, jeweller. Charles Louis Kelly, Artillery-place, Wools rich. George Rutland, Falcon-square. and Lut ou,-straw bonnet manufacturer. . . William Richardson, Lombard-street, Lond on, merchant. Jose:AlphonseThomaE. , Thavies-inn, Holborn; akrar merchant. William Frederick Blackburn, t. George% -placc, Knights bridge, andMotcombe-st., Bel grave-square, Lo n .don, book s eller. lITVIDEIVD.—JuIy 13, D. Jones, - Liverpool, sailmaker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—W. Dyke and -S. iDavvbarn, Liverpool,•tailors—J. Hamilton, sen. and J. B. .Havraton Li verpool, Roman cement manufacturers — E. Chapman andi J. M. Turner, Warrington, Lancashire, schoolmistruses — S. Smith and W. Ormerod, Manchester, bricklayers. Friday, June 25, 1852, William :Tones, Conway, Carnarvonshire, chymist,,Culy 6 and 27, at . 11 o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of ,Eank ruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Christian and Jones, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. Samuel Buckley,and Geo. Shortridge, MacClasfieldortarS. Richard Halero,-Sunderland, provision merchant. Thomas Matthewson Hartlepool, merchant. John Wilton,-Sheffidd, linen draper. Samuel Bricknell, jun., Exmouth, master mariner. Sarah and George Curzon, Exeter, booksellers. Samuel Eardley, Tucstall, Staffordshire., joiner. Richard Cross, Southampton, watchmaker. William Richard :Carter, Ingram-court, Fencharcli-street,' London, wine merchant. George Courthope Green, formerly of Bread-street-hill, Lon don, and of Postford-mills, nr. Guildford, paper manufacturer. BANKRUPTCY ANNITIA.F.D.--John Oliver Surtees, Wigmore street, Cavendish -square, London, printseller. DIVIDEND. —July 20,.J. Cuff, Manchester, hotel keeper, CERTIFIcATE6.--July 21, .5. Cuff, Manchester, hotel keeper —July 21, W. Chadwick. Manchester and Salford, paper ma nufacturer —July 16, W. Foster, Bolton, confectioner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI,VEI),,LeI'efIUX, Cort, and Co, Li verpool, wine merchants—J. Ellison and J. Wareing, S a ff or d , spindle makers—W. Lane and T. A. Gordon, Manchester, commission agents—J. Bell and Co., Accrington, commission agents—Yoxall and Aston, Nantwith, mercers—Rhodes and Cunliffe, New Accrington, railway contractors. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY Hour. District Court, i 1 Ditto, ii Ditto, 11 Ditto. ri ."~ d. . d. j Sea Island .. p Q 26 , ; 6801 1 , 5160 Stained .... -11 10 80 'll7O 1 Boweds .... '4i 83 9810 slBl9O 21622 .423407 527860 s l‘ p : T ae e: : :: gi : a O l i : rfin r hn . l a i e:n : d a & n . .. c s . .... . 6 :: : : 6 5 }I 1 . 0 8 : 1 00 5 : ;5 2 8 . 2 36 0 2 3 3 7 90 7 10 0 , : 5 "1 ,806 529 .` 71 1 9 3 :: i . i • Aracati, ex.. .6i 7 r 510 i '4 55 60 1 Baltic, ace ~ 6i 7 320, 21730 1305 12430) Demerara;fgc 13 -Hi,. 530 Egyptian.... 51 11 16631 71350 Barbadoes Peruvian Lagnayra.... Com.W.Mtc. 11 Cartliagena Smyrna Manila Surat 10 3200 1 2i 4J4 '2740, - 1.0750 314681 9020 22 1 2771 I 222751; 4736 -!44101462850, - 81376,1299357 65K80 ERPO 0% :PROVISION MARKET, FREiMY, JUNE.-5 the better sorts of printing cloths, to render them at least firm in price. The manufacturers of domestics find a slowly grow ing demand, and are able, to some extent, to obtain the re • quired advance. ROCH DA LE.—We have a brisk demand for pieces, at former prices ; and those manufacturers who were willing to submit to this had no difficulty in parting with their goods. The wool market is improving, both in price and demand. BRADFORD.—The high prices demanded for wool checks sales; and beyond present demand, the manufacturers buy sparingly. We cannot notice any improvement in the yarn trade, nor in the prices or demand for piece goods. The staple trade of the town appears in a rather uncertain position. LEEDS.—There is no change to notice in the general condi tion of the woollen cloth trade of this town and neighbourhood since our last report. Upon the whole, a good amount of busi ness has been done during the week, at the, full prices that have ruled of late. NOTTINGHAM. — The fancy cotton bobbin net trade has not improved since our last, but rather the reverse, and several complaints are made among machine owners that nothi selling. The black silk branch, thong condition. The drawer and pantaloon bran about the 20th part of the population of Nottingham, is in ra ther a prosperous condition, but the wages are low. The glove trade is much decreased, and the_hands are suffering severely. , Which employs LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. FRIDAY, JUNE 25 Although the demand has been rather more limited this week for Sugar, the market has closed very firm, and the sales con sist of 700 hhds 8.P., chiefly to refiners, and 2000 bags Bengal, principally good yellow Cossipore, at .41s per cwt. A good inquiry for Foreign, chiefly for cargoes afloat, of whi ch several sales have been effected, comprising 13,000 bags brown Pernam at 17's 6d, 3100 bags yellow (to arrive here) at 19s,and 400 chests white Bahia, deliverable in the Mediterranean, of which the price has not transpired 300 bags Ceara, on the realised 16s 6d to 20s, and 110 hhds Surinam 32s to ot, have per cwt duty paid.—Molasses are readily taken off on arriv 1, at ver full rates, via., 200 puns Barbadoes at 16s Gd, and 300 puns Trinidad at Its 6d to 15s per cwt.—No change to notice in the Coffee market S the week's business consists of 30 casks Jamaica at 525, 650 bags Laguayra at 50s, and 550 bags Costa Rica at 41's percwt, being former rates.—No sales in Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper.-100 tcs Carolina Rice sold at 18s 6d to 19s, and 2c-oo bags Bengal at 9s 9d to SOs 3d per cwt for mid white.—About 120 puns Demerara Rum sold, without change in price. —Tea market firm, at previous rates, but trans actions not large, except in Scented Orange Pekoes, Capers and common Gunpowders, of which considerable sales have been made atlair prices. Sales of Turpentine have been upon an .nusually large scale, .1000 betsliaving been sold at the reduced s per cwt.—Tallow market rather quiet, but without price of alteration in prices ; small sales of Petersburg Y.C., at about 200 pipes South American realised 34s to 375, according —Baltic Hemp in fair demand at form lolutality Ltes.—No transactions:reported in Jute LIVERPOOL COTTON ARKET, FECTDVV, JUNE 25. The demand from the trade during the week has been 'upon a moderate scale, and although last Friday's 'quotations admit of very slight alteration,the market being freely supplied with the recent imports 'of Ariierican, affords ?the buyer a slight advantage. The stock of Sea Islands having become -very limited, prices have advanced fully id be id per lb; all lither descriptions without change. 9410 American, 400 Pernambuco, 100 Egyptian, and 190 Surat, have been-taken on speculation, and 3990 American-axd 350 Surat for export. • • SALES. I 'IMPORTS DESCRIPTION. - ritteiS, Week Previ- Week I This ending oust* ending! Jne 25.,this yr. Jue 25.1 '`" r * ;June 25 STOCK CORN MARKETS. WAKEFIELD, JUNE 25.—The weather vourable this week, which, with a goo to check the trade, and only a limited bus rates of this day se'nnight. Beans do not vary with more firmness No alteration it NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, -I an exceedingly dull sale, millers s purchase, except for immediate use, owing state of the Flour trade. There is some des Barley, at late rates, but very little offer being still in small supply, sell in retail at In Beans no change. Oats dull, with little a Flour in large supply, and prices the same a: ;11 very dull, is in better I WISBECH, JUNE 26.—We had a fair qua] this thne.of ye !al-) offering here slowly, Mit the rates of last week are fully s and Oats nothing doing, and scarcely a san DUBLIN, JUNE 25.—We had another the Corn Exchange to-day, and the barely supported for all descriptions of I Corn was 6d lower, White Wheat, Red do.. Bere' Oats Oatmeal 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley 228 0,1 to 23s 6e. 1 R Os 0(1 to Os Od I"Bakers lOs Od to Ils 6d Indian I ls Od to 128 Od p BELFAST, JUNE 26 during the week, and prices droop. Ir still in fair consumptive demand, can be with light stocks late rates were fully yptian sell free consumptive demand, and prime qual prime quality and Ep., MANCHESTER, JUNE 20.—The trade has beer during the week, with some demand for fresh Flour and Wheat, at full prices, for consumption. At our market to-day, fresh I qualities of Wheat and Flour met a fair d Oats and Oatmeal slow of sale, and rather to Is per quarter higher ss is d, wheat to-daN ) the der' ;‘, of Wheat (for I 'y dull mark in. In This market has been very languid wer terms yellow, at £7 5s per ton ; and white, at to ss. CORK, JUI: E 26.—We have had a deal of rain durii week, which has caused a firmer feeli e Grain trade, and stained. Wheat of Madras Bengal. realised fully 2s 6d per ton ov unaltered. Foreig week—Wheat, Grain entered for 2,945 qrs. ; Indiar 1,000 barrels CATTLE .st week 4,W0 MARKETS SALFORD, JUNE 23.—At to-Clay's market there was au rage supply of Beasts, but a large increase From the Liverpool market there were 300 Ireland, 120; from various parts of the tinghamshire, 30. There was not a large a and the beef trade was very 4ull at sa being obtained in only a few instances ance of b hand. The sheep trade was r posed of. There was an ur. prices ranged from 6d. to eid s were in WAKEFIELD, JUNE 2" at fully lat ,—At this supplied with beasts and sheep, of an ex very good attendance of buyers. Tra mencement of the market, but as the d stock changed hands at the following rate! Mutton, sd. to Sid., and Lamb 6id. per ad near )f lambs, al tes.—Number lvanced a very huge supply of p'. Number of beasts, 870 ; sheep, 7000. DUBLIN, SuNE 24.—The. attendance to-day was light regard to rattle, but heavy in regard to sheep, lambs, a calves. Beef sold readily at 45s to 50s per cwt., sinking oft and an early clearance. Mutton sold tardily at -Qd to 5d a sad per 1b.., in ditto; veal, 6}d; lambs, 14s, 15s, to 24s and 25: each. We observed a deal of store calves, which sold from 35t to 75s and - 80 s each. Pigs were lower: current prices for heavy ; 40s pm-cwt. ; stores in demand from 15s to ISi each, upwards, SHIPPING TUESDAY, JUNE 22.—Wind S.W., fresh bree ARRIVED.—WiIsoq, Smith, from Savannah—Acteon, Cum mins, New Orleans—Marsden, Evans, Wilmington—Hecht 'Lucas, Newfoundland—Tiber (s.s.), Birch, Gibraltar, It Elbe, Hamburgh—Nordpolen, Carlsen, Gotnenborg—A tross (s.s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam. .SAlLED.—Australia, Archer, for San Francisco—Ring James, Halifax—Queen of the West, Hallett, New York— L. 'Hale, Lull, Rattimore—Contest, Hannarord, Malta—Eng land, Garnett, Calcutta—Alexandra, Leander, Cronstadt. 'Lady Mona, Perkins, from Arica at this part. On the 6th of June, in lat. 37 N., long. .36 NV., passed a vessel, bottom up, painted lead colour, with copper gudgeons' to the rudder, and apparently copper fastened, but not coppered, of about 200 tons biathen, and sharp, with a great rise of floor. -Urania, 'hence at Antigua. Isabella, hence for Honduras, off Antigua. Mirys, Grayburn sailed from Antigua for this port 29th Ult •Parga, Sanders, , lience and Tripoli, at Beiront. ' Josequina, Enderuisa, hence at Cadiz. Nais;Granbsi,:sailed from Cadii for this port Ilth instant: Wyke,. Regis, Medus, and Mary, Douglas, hence at New foundland. 'Glencaple, Hunter, hence at • Beirout, and dretta Ist instant. H_QLYKEA73, June 21.—The Galway, from Livdr Totlghtli..h.lki 3 flti.a." J ed for Alexa' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23.—Wind N.W AnnivED.—Condor, from .Callao—Jessore, Cobb, Ne leans—Emilie, Venstrom, Constantinople—Wilheltnina, A endorf, Alexandria—Scottish Lass; Marseilles—Tigris. Selkirk Calcutta—Johns, Bremen. SATLan.—General Dunlop, Scholtield; for New York—Ma thilde,: Schwank, Lubeck—Mirzapore„, Paricer,. Melbourne— Liverpool, Paul, Rotterdam—Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, and George Anson, Oakley, Beirout-,Franziska, Haman; and Heinrich and Emine, Aiwa, Wyburg—Erin-go-Bragh, Power, Panama—Anne Jane, Little, Lima—William Peile, Bell, and Hugh Black, -Ab bott, Buenos Ayres—Virginia, Mazourk, Halifax, N.S.—City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, Philadelphia. Arctic‘fs.), Luce, from New York at this port ; sailed 12th inst. Ha 5452,161 dollars in specie on freight, and 176 passengers. Lanereost, Chester, hence at Callao. America (s.), Shaun* hence at Boston Nth:June. Ripley;Thompson, hence at Panama. Daring, Mulligan, hence at Trinidad. BeHairs, Rees, cleared at Demerara for this port 21st Essex, Roxeby, from.lcbaboe at Barbadoes. Marietta, Ducker ? hence at St. Thomas. Thomas and 'William, Hargteave, hence at Mayaguez. Eliza Bell, Pattison, hence at Port-au-Prince. Komeet, Kilstra, hence at Laguira. Annabella, Graham, hence at Baltimore. .Genova (s.s.), Paton, from Leghorn at 'Messina. • Governor, Dob - son, from Manzanilla at'Boston. Arcturus, Lewis, hence at Marseilles.' Texian, Sewall, sailed from St. Thomas for. St. Domingo 7th June, to load for London, Lanehester, sailed froth Barbadoes 24th May, and Emerald, 25th,"both for.this port. Stirlingshire; Stalker, hence off Mobile Bar, and sailed for New Orleans. Douro, Reid, sailed 'fidm Valparaiso . 7th 'April for Cobija, and Robert .11innie 27th April, for Calctera. Christiana; Muir; Margaret and Ann, Simons; and Wake h eld,'Wolff, all hence at Quebec. • Dominion, Darke, from London for,Portland Bay, 21st inst., and Coldstream, Adams, from London for Sydney, 22nd, both at Plymouth, to embark emigrants. • The Senhousei hence for Newfoundland, foundered 13th of Mav, in lat. - 46 N., lop. 40 W., Crew saved. Ann Black, and Bessie, sailed from Callao for England 26th April ; Sett, 6th May, for United States; Earl Of Durham, 21st April,:and Ellerslie, 24th, both for Pieco.. , Liverpool, Gardiner ; John Stuart, Ferris; Franklin, King, Watts.; St. Patrick, Waterman ; Montezuma, Bt. yant ; Hugue not, Gardner; Guy; Manuring, Freeman.; Mary, Marshall; stnersilda,. lll'Manus;-Envoy, Dixon-; Princeton, Russell ; and William Rathbene; Spencer, all at,New.York. • Dll6Ol-IE4iA, June 21 . — ` The sloop Harmony, from Liverpool, laid upon her anchor and filled. ' NEw‘Yosiic, June 11.—The Lacy, froth Mobile to Liverpool, wh i ch put into this_port r leaky, has been taken into d r y d oc k and. surveyed, her yellow metal is in a ragged state, and her seams generally very, .opep ; she will be re-sheathed and well caulked. The ship does not appear to have suffered from stress Of weather. June 12.—The Middlesex, from New Orleans - for Liverpool, after lying for some time on the Bar, returned to New Orleans,about the Ist June, to repair, having received da mage. She had discharged part of her cargo. , , THURSDAI, JUNE 24.—Wind S.W., light ARRIVED.—FaIcon, James, from the Cape of. Good Hope— Robert Patten, Havannab—lnfanta, Hyland, New Orleans— Mary Caroline, Mobile—Maria, Spanish Main—Wilton Wood, Pyot, Buenos Ayres—St. Lawrence, Montreal. . • • SAlLED.—Venilia, -Martin, for Havre and Lima—Rhodes, M‘Nair, and Nicholas ,I¢iddle, Calkins, New York—Gambia, Anderson, Port Philip—Charlotte, Thomas, Halifax—Johanna Ernst, Doncke, Cronstadt—Creole, Hogg, Beirout—Gesiena, Postema, Narva—Eliza, Wylie, Monte Video—King of Tyre, Hawkins, Lisbon—Princess, Hillman, Hammerfest--Emily, Holmes, Danzic—Eliza, Wylde, Constantinople'. Alexander, Nicholls, hence it Odessa. Paraguay, sailed from Islay for this port 3d April. Llewellyn. sailed from Huasco for Caldero 14th April. Thomas-Fielden, and Douro, from Valparaiso at Cobija, and subsequently sailed for Huanchas. Rosina, Cleall; Success, Reemen ; Bahia Packet, Farmer; Cambrian, Roper; Emma a yowell, all hence at Newfoundland. DILOG DA; J une 21.—the Harinony, Reynolds, of thie port, from Liverpool, which pricked up her anchor yesterday, and filled, has had the leak stopped, and been got up to the quay. FRIDAY, JUNE S.S.W ARRXVo.—Jemsetjee Cursetjee, Myshcombe, from Bombay (in 113 days)—Cathaya, China—Empress, Scott, Pernambuco— Gem, Young, Maranham—Enterprise, Kirby, Valparaiso—Sir Howard-Douglas, Nagle, Apalachicola—Louisa, Kennedy, and Ariadne, Reny, St. John, N.B.—Charles Walton, Crawford, New Orleans—Stephen Baldwin, North, Mobile—Lintin, Rigg, New York—Precursor, Routledge, Gonaives—Vernon, Oliver, Le Havre—Diamond (s.s.), Metcalf, Ghent—Jonas, Loskan, Bremen—AUrora, Copenhagen. • SAILED.—Lady Louisa ' Griffiths, for San Francisco—John Horrocks, Outridge, 'and Mary Bibby, Herbert, Demerar.— Susquehanna, Hergerford, Charleston—Mose. wheeler, King, Boston—Belmont, Doon, Quebec—Arabella Tarbit, Kearney, Newfoundland—Ottawa, Crawford, Panama—Betsey Susanne, Gomesen, Iceland—Johann Cornelius, Fradlandt, St. Peters a A b unrng: Roberts, a za mk Gijon.eid, L . ovine, and Elise, Tagerstrom, Narva— Genoa (s.s.), Paton, from Messina r Marseilles 16th June Duke of Cambridge (s.), hence at Antwer Herald, Nause, sailed from Paimboeuf for Seringapatam, hence at Cronstadt 17th Jun( Catharina Charlotte, hence off Riga 16th June Flora, Coombe, hence at Genoa. 23rd June this port 21 SATURDAY, JUNE 26.- ARRIVEI —Wind S. to Vi., r Alexander, Charnnar ngra Pequena- Patterson t -Arntin. M Smith, for Afr Bella, Bell, Pernambueo—: rleston—( hi+rn_ Laivrenc tery wit ability, y the state• ,es there art [continence Lion • csf tL ,ses of criminal inforMa- nd Tuesday were th in justifica James Forster (audit) -it) Hugh Dixon (al Getirge Kyrke (proof and div.) Thomas and John Tucker (proof and div ) Henry Martin (proof and dlr.) Wiliam Booth (proof and div.) 6, William Jones (1q) MARKETS —There is no diminution ( RKETS FOR MANUFACTURES at Hampton Court. Newcastle. Tine Beef is much wanted, but there is none now left first ; other deseviptions move off moderately, at full p. ices. _r, toys per cwt, wilthofaii demand. 'Lard has advanced is to is'fid per cwt, and the stack is by nc means equal to the de ‘mand. No Cheese in the market. 'Grease Butter is dearer is to 2s per cwt. and the supply very short. .At the beginning , of this week we had not much doing in ;•Butaers, and the market then wore a languid appearance. 6inoe then a fair-amount of business has been done, and prices 'irate advanced Is. to 2s. per cwt., and, from the short supply eoraing forward,it Ks reasonable to suppose we shall have a mother advance. Waterford, 70s to 725; Clonmel r 70s to 725; Carricks, 64s to , 66ci Carlow, 66540 70s; Kilkenny,"Ws to 72 ; Limerick, 64s to 68 ; Belfait,66s•til"7os ; Banbridge, as to 6Ss; ~ ' Coleraine, 60s to tit); Sligo, 60s to ,665. LIVERPOOL CORN 'MARKET, FRIDAY S •JUNE 25. The. weather-being more :favourable, tho Ugh apparently not •setttled, our market this morning lost muck of the•animation ,previously observaMe, yet with a moderate demand for Wheat of most descriptions, the full prices of Tuesday last-were stea dily maintained. - ..Flour was-saleable to a fair extent on the same terms. A moderate demand for grinding Barley, as well as Pease, at previmls rates ; and Egyptian. Beans found more free buyers at3d.to 6d per qr advance, -some purchases being made for shipment-coastwise. Oats and Oatmeal continue ex. ceedingly dull of sale, at prices almost nominally the same as before. Haviagseveral Irish buyers over, and a more general dosnand for: shipment in moderate quantities, with no fresh dayorts except Egyptian the last few days, Yellow Indian Corn ibroaght to-day'-6d per-qr more money ; white descriptions, however, though , rather more saleable, were unimproved in value, prime American being still obtainable:at 19a Gd to 295. :AVe annex Tuesday's quotations t FOREIGN WlLeat, ya 70th., • s. (1. a. d. Wheat,l9 , 70th, • 01..nlish red .... 5 Bto 6 2 Canadian Do. do. extra [United States Mo. white .. 6 .6 Danzig, &c 5lO Do. do. extra romeran eau, Sze.. 5 .10.. 6 :Irish red Do. do. extra French, &c. .5 7.. 6 3 Do. white .. 5 9.. 6. 1 Odessa, Polish.. 44 5 6 Do.. do. extra ' - Danube Barley, 14 , qr.. Eng. -.. Rucsian,&c.hard 4 •,7.. 4 10 w.6on. Sc4 . Bi Irish. 3 9.. 310 Egyptian Malt,lq , or. Eng.. :54 0..58 0 Barley, p 60th Do. Irish 47 0..50 0 Oats, 451 b 2 :7.. 210 Oats,,v. 45%., • Beaus, mgr. Eurp 30 0..34 0 Eng,SzSetch, old 3 6.. 3 1 -10480% Egyptian 25 6..25 9 Do. i r i s b o id 2 2 94 Peas, R:a. qr. white. 31 0..35 0 Do. Do. new '2 -4.. 2 9,1 Ind:Corn, v•480Ib, Beans,v , qr. 1ing..32 .0..36 0 Amer. yellow 29 . 6..29 9 ' ift4Bolb:Se..Bz.lr ,o 9 10..30 0 Do. white 2B 6,.23 0 Peas„wo qr. Eng. ;..34 .0..36 0 French. yellow 29 6.:29 9 Flour, .2p , Do. white 2B .6..-2 V 0 Seconds . 0 -0.. 0 0 : Ibrail.t: Galatz..-29 6..30 0 Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, qp•bri. 196th, Superfine 3O .0..31 Panadian, sweet 20 0..20. 6 Extra 33 0..35 '0 U. States, 'do. 20 0.. 20 6 Oatmeal, Rao 240% ' Do. Sz Can. sour 17 .6..18. 6 Irish. paw 22 6..13 3 Frneh,4Nak2Bo% 30 0.. 36 ERITL 631. s. d. s. 5 77 to G I 5`7.. 6 4 t II LIVEARO.OL .CATTLE ArONDAft, JUNE 28. MARKET, Consideriag:the season of •the year, we had a good supply of Beasts at this day's market, the most of whick were prime in quality. Compared with last meek, 247 moremere offered for sale. Sheep and ,Lambs were not so plentifully brought for ward, there being 565 fewer:than on last Monday. Both town and country buyers mustered pretty strong, and as the weather was cool, Beef of •middling and prime quality sold readily at much the same rates= on this day se'nnight. Mutton and Lamb, being in active request, ,were well sold up at rather ,better terms than on last Monday. Tokvards the close of busi mess, the market was pretty well cleared of everything that was saleable.' Prices may be thus quoted,t—Beef : prime heifer, sd,to 5 d ; second quality, and fat oxen, 42d to sd; inferior sorts, 3id to 40. Mutton; prime wedder, Sid to 6d.; second quality, sid to lid; inferior sorts, and old ewes, 4jd to sd. Lamb, 6d to 7d per 1b. , ---Number at market : 1905 Beasts, and 9798 : Sheep and Lambs, LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, JUNE 26. s.d. s.d. Hay, old, 70. at. 0 6 0 0 8 Potatoes, New ........ 00— 0 0 Kem p s Clover . ..... . . 0 6 i — 0 ii Pink Eyes 0 0 Ditto, Green .. 0 0 2 12 - - 0 2 'Turnips,s, 0 2,1 'Turnips, o 0 v ton . 0 Vetches Straw, Wheat 0 0 3 3 ..... 0 0 44 Mangelwurzel Carrots 0 0 1 Oat Barley Price of Agricultural Pry' retail: Cups, ss. Od. to 5 , per measure of 90Ibs. a. d. e. d we at the Do O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 5 0 —Potatoes, d. to 3s. Od. ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, Beef .. Mutton SATURDAY, JUNE 21 7 Grapes,Eng.v.ll, 4 0 to 0 Ditto, Foreign 0 0 0 Haddock Lobsters Cod Nisi► to 0 i— 0 7 - 0 0 Gee nesday ; but rothea, I Lawrenc :cDAY, J Wind S Sirnpsc I Abbe 3 Irlam Charlu Catbarin Josenh I Scotia, 3 Rockawl Lockett, Lexinitc Panope, Anna Kirr Excelsior, Phoenix, Tuesday.. Wednesda La Rich, Burwell, from New Orleans — Charleston—Briton, St. John, N.B. or Cape of Good Hope—A isito, Gortazar, Havana—A Thompson, New York—F s Wright, ( heiice at I D saved London, JUNE 2 —Wind W.N.W., ma Williams, Cha rent e—Vic tOri a, Rot Caroline A Panama , nce at St. George's. NJ a London; (ity of ndy, G I for this 4th May, f perieneed on the H t.. June 14 g, 44 W IN. 31 V 48 N, 4f ), May 14, 3 Til 22, 26 W Rio Janeiro, 22 W SN, NS' !rds for R 2,43 N, 24 W. r this port, M , r this t 0 N, 30 W . . )rleqns for this pcirt, June r Shanghae, June 11, 44 N Ata for this port, April 13, _ _ , 2, off Cape Clear, . . uenos Ayres, for this port. ball, New Orleans for this port, off Tort 3N, 4 %V Thurs. July 1\ 10 59 Friday ..... 11 45 Monde Dr Anticosti, June 21, 51 N, 13 TIDE TABLE HGHT. HOL 0 ISt. Peter 4 •Tall Moon 4 Visit. Virg 29 i 17 4 Dog Days 4 050 1 10 116 10 4th Sun. g BIRTHS On the 17th inst, le wife of Mr. John M`Guinn Mrs. A. Turner, of Park-hill-roa it 51, Erskine-street, the wife of , at Oxton, the wife of MARRIED th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Chester, J. Haworth, Mr. Charles James Moore Martin, Star Hotel, Birkenhead, to Miss Michael Murphy, of thi On t 11( Rev On the] the Rev. (Heston. st., at St. Paul's Church, P 1 On the 2 Isaacs, then Mr. J. W hiberz to 3 „at St. Nicholas's Church, by t T. Tomlin, Mr. Richard Rawsthorn to Miss - E. daughter of Mr. T. Blain, of Haw•kstone-street, Toxtet to inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, ge, eldest son of the late George Gordon, I On the 2, Batles Geo Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. F. Sullivan, of toxteth•pa . rk. 'On the 21st inst. at St. George's Church, Everton, t Rev. W. W. Ewbarik, Mr. Robert Parkinson to Mary, dat of Mr. George Murray. )n the 21st inst St, John the Baptist's Church, M s to Miss Janet Crosbie f both Of Toxteth-park . On the 22nd inst., at St. Thomas's Church, by the I P. Hobbs, Mr. W. H. Williams. mariner, to Mrs. M. H nd inst., at St. Wilfred's Cl] omas M. King, of this town ter, Mr ) Miss Mai LaWless, o Lat., at St. George's Church, Everton Edward, son9f Mr. J. Rigby, fon Sergeant R. Benn, of Whiie by the Re Marion M rch. Un ' ton, M. A On the 22nd inst., at Hale, the Rev. B. Herford, of Too den, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. W. Hankinson, of Hale Cottage, Hale. On the 22nd inst , at St. John's Church, Chester, Mr. Johnson, of this town, to Miss Jones, only - daughter of th Mr. P. Jones, of St. John-street, Chester. by the Re . Holbrook, Peter's Church, Mr. Wm. K rtr tPf ill th of this town On the 24th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Churc Rev.T. H assall, Mr. John James; mariner, of Whife Grace, daughter of Mr. R. Atkinson, Toxtet On the 24th inst., at Rainford Chapel, Prescot, by tt H. W. Kemp, 8.A., incumbent of St. John's Church Robert Paterson, Esq., solicitor, of this town, v Robert P, fourthsla ton, in tb On the of Nunfie ,h Richardson, I Church, by the Re Fallooy, Mr. John Lawson giii i es, Of_ 13-I;jliiir4;./ Only da ,er of Mrs. Jane C •eek, of this town On the 26th inst., at St. George's Church, EYerton, Rev. James. Lawrence, M.A., Ir. Charles Appelbee, mariner, to Jane, daughter of Mr. John Powell._ On the "" -"rch, Upper Pitt by the lit Margaret inst., at St. Michael's Cl H. Carpenter, 8.A., Mr. Richard Benyon On the Moeran,' rk's Churci npe to Mis: by the Rev Mary Johns On the 2Sth Miss Catherir ast., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. Lewis S; M urphy. On the 28th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt. 4 by the Rev. C. Morrall, Mr. John Caine to Miss Sarah H On the 28th inst., at St. Catherine's Church, by the l Cox, Henry Gabriel Mig,•ault, Esq., to Miss Sarah A Wotherspoon, both of this town. In Decer only son of Mr.., DIED. at Melbourne, Australia, aged 33, Toseph Glover, of Croxteth. West Derh Decem On the last, in the city of New Orl, 24th year, Frederick, the sixth son of Mr. James. 1/Cllloo9 f tailor, of Derby-street, Edge-hill. The unfortunate . young man was murdered by a fellow lodger, who attacked and stabbed him in his bed, at midnight. On the 19t Tubal Cain, of William Deceased wa whilst gallar enemy's Out On the 4t aged 24, Wr On the 201 late chemist h at Rangoon, on board the hospital-ship Capt. Blundell, of the 51st Regiment, second son Blundell, Esq., of Crosby Hall, in this county, s struck by a shot in the stomach, on the 12th, itly leading his company to t he attack on one of the works. ult., by falling son of Mr. Den ult., at New Oi BirvorA,--ettr. overboard frc ,n. of W Canevali, to v.street a d y I chic A