The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-22 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Delmar, Jezr 21.
The remarkable libel cue of " Bitch v. the Pro-
prietors of the Freeman's Journal," at the Kildare
assizes, terminated last evening, at the conclusion ut
the third day, in a verdict for the defendants ou all
the counts.

The verdict has been received with satisfacticw by
men of all parties, the plaintiff, and his late journal,
the World, having, as might be expected. hem no
great favourites with any.
The weather has greatly improved within the last
two days, and the reports on the state of the crops are
without any exception favourable : the cases of blight
observed in the potato crop being only of a coy
partial character. The Limerick Chronicle says:
Report from Castle's, south eastern district of this conr.ey,
'aye that crops of all descriptions are inn favourable lace.
Oats and barley most luxuriant and promising. Whe..t,
very little sown, and what there is generally spring so.s n
and also promising. Tho potato crop act so general as in
other parts of the county, and is up to the present reported
tree from disease_ although farmers are anxiously looking
out, and if symptoms appeared it would be quickly known.
Turnips most promising. The fly, its deadly enemy, bag
not appeared this year. There are not so much mangolds,
carrots, and parsnips sowed as in former years when they
proved such an excellent substitute for the potato. The
backward state of the spring may bane c vetted this, as with
farmers' experience of the excellence of these crop•, it can
be accounted for in no other way. Hay harreat has com-
menced, and the crop considered shout ; this, with the late
period in spring to which stall feeding had to be continued,
will tend to make meadowing much in demand.
Mr. O'Meagher's property, near Cahir, in tire
county of Tipperary, sold last week in the hewn-
bered Estates Court, was purchased in trust for Lord
Gough.

SPORTING.
TATTERSALL'S.—TtIVRSDAY.
Owing to the meeting at Nottingham the room was very
thinly attended, and only a limited amount of business wan
transacted. On two or three horses, however, the invest-
ments were to some money.
GOODWOOD STAKES.
Hobby Horse was backed at 4 to 1 and 9 to 2 for upwards
of 2bol. ; 7to 1 taken to 761. about Joe Make. ; and, at 10
and 9to I, about 1.10/. was laid out in favour of Vindeg.
12 to 1 would have been taken about Trifle—odds which
were repeatedly offered against Haricot. tionsksh had a
couple of friends present, and, at 2.5 to 1, their joint ven-
ture amounted to 60/. Muscovite was quite in tho shade.
THE DERBY.

At the commencement 13 to 1 was laid to 2?.it. against
Autocrat ; at the close 12 to 1 was taken to nearly the same
money. 2,000 to 100 and 2,250 to 125 wire talc( n about
Dervish ; 1,000 to 30 offered against Andover, and 1,000 to
15 agst Reel colt. Closing prices :
GOODWOOD STAKES.
4 to 1 apt Lord Derby's Hobby Horse (t)
6to 1 Mr. Parker's Joe Miller (t 7to 1)
9 to 1 Sir C. Moack's Viatica (t freely)
11 to 1 ?dr. T. Parr's Trifle (t 12 to 1)
12 to 1 Mr. l'Anson's Ilaricot (off)
25 to I Mr. Blackburne's Goorkah (t)
BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES
For Two-Year-Olds.

60 to 40 laid twice on Autocrat apt Dervish. (Eoth to
ran.)
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ST. LEGER.
12 to 1 apt Mr. Powney's Cineas (t to 500
DERBY.
12 to 1 agst Mr. IL E. Cooper's Autocrat (t)
18 to 1 Lord Derby's Dervish (t)
1000 to 30 Mr. Etwall's Andover (offered)
1000 to 15 Duke of Richmond's colt by Tan
Tromp—Reel (offered).
Notice.—The room will be open on Saturday next.
Tun JOCKEY Cixu.—A general meeting of the Jockey
Club will be held during the Goodwood race week.

NOTTINGHAM RACES.—Tuunsaty.
SCARBOROUGH 6TAKE6 of 40 boys, added to a sweep-
stakes of 5 sou each. Weight for age. Mares and geldii.gs
allowed Sib. One mile and a half. (7 subs.)
Mr. Copperthwaite's The Deformed,, 3 yes, Get 71.1)
(Wells) 1
Mr. J. Dawson's Lady Vernon, 3 yrs, Get 7lb
(Mimell) 2
Mr. T. Dawson's Lerrywbcut, 4 yrs, (Alacrott)
Mr. Bell's Alfred the Great, 4 yn, Bst....(Basham) 4
Capt. Scott's Angelo, 3 yea, Gst 1016 (Carroll) 5
Betting 2 to 1 on The Deformed, 5 to 1 agst Leery-
wheut, 6 to 1 agst Alfred the Great. The favourite led
throughout, and won easily by a length. Same distailee
between second and third.

Routs Boon StaiiisOf 10 sore each, with 50 lidded,
for 2.yr olds ; colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Est 31b. Certain win-
ners extra. T.Y.C. (8 subs.)
Mr. J. Osborne's Brown Brandy, 9st (including 7lb
extra) (J. Osborne) 1
Mr. Knowles's The Caliph Bst 71b (Basham)) 2
The following also ran :—Mory by 'Litman Platen.—
Maria, c. by the Hero, dam by T..uchstone, Horatio, Do-
mino.

SETRWOOD HANDICAP of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft if declared,
&c. Gentlemen riders. Professionals, 7lb extra; certain
winners eau... One mile and a quarter. 14 subs., 7 of
whom pay 5 stem each.
Mr. T. Dawson's The Italian, 6 yrs, lOst 71b
(Captain Little) 1
Mr. T. Parr's Pride, 3 yrs, Oat 31b (including 71b
extra) Owner) 2
Mr. Saxon's Sirll 'deem 6 yrs, 10st 121 b (Mr. Elwes) 3
Mr. D. Lane's Agis, aged, list (Owner) 4
Mr. Condron's Smuggler Bill, aged, 10et
(Captain Haworth) 5
Mt. C. Fenning's Thirklebyhi b), 5 yrs, lOst
(Mr. Bevill)
NOTTINOHAN HANDICAP of 20 SOTS. each, 10 ft, and
only sif declared, &c., with 200 added. The owner of the
second horse to receive 50 loss., and the third horse to save
his stake. Certain winners extra. Two miles and a
quarter. (63 subs., 39 of whom declared).
Baron Rothschild's Hungcrford, 5 yrs, Set 71b
(Charlton) 1
Mr. Saxon's The Black Doctor, 5 yrs, 7st slb
(o,borne) 2
Mr. Goodwin's Musician, 6 yrs, 7st 91b (G. Sharpe) 3
Mr. Chilton's Audubon, 3 yrs, 6st 31b (Carrol) 4
The following also ran :—lndian Warrior, Ethelwolf,
Placid, Jacqueline, Contentment, and Florist.
COUNTY MENBLILS' PLATE 01 50 son., added to a sweep-
stakes of 5 sou. each, ; for 3-yr•olds and upwards. 'lto
winner to be sold for 3001.; allowances if to be sold for
less. One mile and a quarter. (5 subs.)
Mr. Gibbs's Nancy Martinson, 4 yrs (20/.), Gst 61b
(Wells) 1
Mr. T. Dawson's Italian, 6 yrs (500, Sat Ilb
(Aldcroft) 2
Capt. Little's bm by Counsellor out of Miss Lucy
b), 5 yrs (500, 7st 91b (Crouch) 3
Mr. Knowles's The Pearl, 3 yrs, Sat llb (carried
Sat 31b) (Oliver) 4
Mr. J. Osborne's Equal, 4 yrs (201.) Get Sib
(Carrel) 6
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
CASTLE HANDICAP.

Calor
Humphrey

G OODWOO:
WEIGHTS for the I

).-LAST DAY.
!IiESTERYIBLD CUP.

Age. it. lb.
Longbow
Arioeto
Hobble Noble
Daniel O'Rourke 4 8 6
RnightoftheSbire 4 8' 4
Little Harry 4 8 2
Frantic
Gossamer
Pelion 3 7 13
Indian Warrior 4 7 12

Father Thames 4 7 11
Lambs.= 3 7 11
Bardolph
Zephyr
Rattle 3 7 6
Poodle 4 7 6
Pharos 3 7 5
Nabob 4 7 3
Gossip 3 7 2
Nutoooksr 3 7 2
Wzrowrs for the Nuns'

st. lb.
Wild Huntsman 8 9
Woodrow
Bribery
Ivan 8 6
Queen's Own 8 6
Vignette 8 5
Astolfo
Jack F►ost 7 9
Reel colt 7 9
c by John o'Glaunt out
of Valentina
Student
Clio 7 6
Royalist
Village Lass
Lady Audrey 7 4
Calliope
Kenny-side Hens
Naomi 7 4
Cable
YORK AUGLJE
WElt.itT. for the

*izea
Health 6 5
Bonnie Bairn 6 4
Jovial
ST MEETING.
DUNDAS SUM.

" 0.,.
Age --et lb
Sally Warfoot colt 4 8 7
Pharos 3 8 4
Muter Slender
The General. by
Vend.= 3 8 0
The Italian 6 8 0
The Friar
Phantom 4 7 12
Faversham 3 7 12
Gossip 3 7 9
Antigone 5 7 9

Age at lb
Lady in Waiting. 4 7 6
Catherine Parr 3 7 6
Corybaates 3 7 4
Ammonia
Snowdon Dunhill 3 7 4
13everlae 3 7 3
Gavotte
The Surveyor
Wings of a Dove
Captain Cornish
Physalia 6lly 3 610

RESIMT OF THE OUTRAGE AT BARNET.—Yeeter-
day the victim of this horrible outrage, Rebecca Brogsden,
[ died in the Barnet Union Workhouse, after haring suit, red
the meet ezanmating agony.

Age. st. lb.
Seittus 3 7 2
Eulogist
Hunca Muaca
Snowdon Dunhill 3 6 12
Abdallab 6 6 11
Larnbay
Lord Lieutenant 3 6 11
Greyleg
Dagobert 3 6 9
The Friar
King Pepin
Beverlac 3 6 7
Jouvence
Cornelius
Golden Plover
Cat's•paw
Allington
Phrygia
The Dandy
Nerve 3 6 9
AY Sr*;AM for 2-yrolds.
at. lb.
Joan of Arc
Wiukfield
Beauty
Eparoulondas
Cyrus
The Uncleared
Spicey 6 12
Barquine 6 12
Callihan
Sister to Filing
Margaretta 6 7
Vingt•un 6 7
The Brigadier
Adelaide 6 7
Remorse 6 7
Lady Bird
.... 6 6
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~._. p AVENRTLEDOsEWL;_tiAerNmEGW:rp,Ii(N),:
4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1853.
•:7:, 3 „..P!. les Pat the lest pint shall be draws asgoodas
Lan) intelligence. of say suhcootract, and it could. not hove been *aid that 'front Derbyshire, who was visiting at Norton Hall, had of eztraordiaary misconduct, and the question with him
Mr. Hudson had ceased to be • director because be bad sold taken to it. was whether he should not at once commit him to prison, fiIIPPINGI INTNLLIGUINC:b.
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iron to the company, for there was no evidence that he had Thomas Walker, a policeman, deposed that on the 14th of and but for the character he received he (Mr. Elliott) CASUALI lES. AP. REQUIRES NO VENT-PE'; •.
HOUSE OF LORI/0.-YESTERDAY. sold the iron. There was • mod*, a perfectly legal mode, June he went to the house of the last witness, and found the should have committed him to the House of Correction. Owen Glendower-A ship, supposed to be the Owen Glen-ale beer, cider, or other Ir ova,.
by which this iron could have been delivered to the coot- prisoner there, engaged in sewing. Asked her whet she The public should be protected from such ruffian', and his dower, is on the Goodwin • boats have gone to her as- ',,,- a" sille- • frombevenliet fat or acid so eft .coal -
ILVIDNILII'I4 is Dtvoltet.ecy
piny. It could have been dose in one of two ware, Be had done with her child. She said that on the Monday judgment was that the defendant pay forty shillings and lettuce; no danger.-Deal, July 21 v 1.-
'ftte house this Aeneas proceeded to hear Bailor might have said that he, as chairman of the company, bed morning she sat crying on the Norton-road, when a Jody expenses or be imprisoned for thirty days. Prosperity-Fears are entertained for the Prosperity, of this a • e A
indium la Reshbrooke's divorce. The evidence oa a authority to enter into a contract for the company which came up and asked what was the matter. She told her she port, Kydd, which left Archangel in October, 1852. In- t 1
GREENWICH.
In-
Termer occasion was fully reported ire the Fs sea had tamed out beneficial, but which if it had turned out was in sad distress and destitution, and the lady having A tall, po er formation has been received, that two boats, marked
T" 11" d C"aamllne then 'MA that viola the ease was ILj afloat; would have equally bound the company. Or. he offered to take the child into Derbyshire, she gave it to her. IViOiara. esnwi,nsilloorlibled ofneljtohwe poollicesa sheet as 'l'e:cave! " Prosperity," two water casks, some wreck, and a dead a ••••N AI k-----'-------- 1 ark
last b. tote the house tbeir lordships were maxima.' to hear might have said ha had himself entered into a con- Witness inquired the direction in which the lady had gone, dog. had come ashore about twelve milts westward of . 4 ...or ' r --- --- - f amma,
fertloe evidence with regard to the ma in whisk Mayortor employed at Sydeoh was brought up handcuffed with
tract with Messrs. Thempeon acd Forman for • quantity of and she west with him into the Lichfield road. Witness ~u „i d. , . _, „
Boshbroohe revived Moe news of his wife's elopement, ea,' iron, end that be was willing to transfer a portion of it to here asked her if she had made away with her child, - -a° of bra ge unent'mm nan" "wrge Hell, by Mr. Geo. Princess Royal. Spence, sailed from Constantinople Feb. r 1;- - \__------
what steps be h'sd taken to ascertain where she was, al. 't the company. In either of those modes the transaction and she began to cry, and then said
she had Sole, eeting inspector of the Sydenham
. sub-station of the 24, for the United Kingdom, and has not 'nice been u
„.. 1 1
R division of the metropolitan pollee, the former charged
with having attempted to violate a married woman named the Ent; warranted to repay its cost io
was somewhat doubtiul whether he was rot quite peon', would have been a reefed', fair and good one. It was to done so, and hoped the Lord would hays mercy upon her. heard of. - o
and took it as • matter of course. lie was glad that the be observed he did tot say that he could come to the con- She then offered to go and show witness where the child Zulciks, from Akyab to Bremen, was spoken by the Hester,
. iif,.• .., ,s I two entre of ale; price 45. 6,1.; JIM,
Ann Rae, wife of James Rose, of Sydenham.
The charge_ was elearly proved, and was one of the electro-platid fur sherry, kc., Ds. house bad so declded, for undoubtedly the evidence of the eltoion upon the evidence that he entered on the contract was. On coming to l'elsall-commoa she pointed to an old
grossest, ever heard of. The prisoner was sentenced to six Victor, arrived at Tezel ; she had been in collision with o-,„ The above engraving will explain Its
gentlesece with whom Major Rushbrooke was stay ing at to October, 1544, with Thompson and Forman as agent for pit, and said the child was there. She produced • shawl the Falcon, Taylor, from Liverpool to Australia, bad sue- ,-:.-. 17 action. St hen the loose key is tatted OU
the time, together with the I. tters which he wrote at the this company, or as agent far any other company. Ile which she said she had taken off the child when she threw
months imprisonment, with hard labour.
Hall, the prisoner mentioned above, was charged with rained considerable damige, and became leaky, but with I .:- the top of the plug C (which has • holeop.
time aad afterwards were sufficient to show that there was treated it:all through as Mr. Hudson bring greet for this him down the pit. Nest day witness went to the pit, and assistance from the Hester, a part of the cargo was Bk. r posite the air.tuhe II ), mu Menai air rashes
no collusion on Use part et Major Ruilibrooke, and that he company, because he was of opinion that it could in no re- the body was brought up. The skirt of its frock was over hove overboard, the leak stopped, and the vessel was left f ... through it into the cask to cause the liquor
assaulting Mr. Edward Perry, and also his wife, under theto run off freely; when the tap returned
in a tolerably good received " - , appeared to have taken all the steps which could reasonably spec t vary the cue that Mr. Hudson hold exact!, the same the bead, and pinned oa the left shoulder. g state ; the Falcon had but .... off no more air ean enter.
aggravated circumstances
b Prosecutor was a butcher, and the prisoner entered his e. S.
base been exPeetrd in the unfortunate circumstances in position in respect of other companies. It might a little Cross-examined-There were two planks across the mid- put" a-- ' little damage. . JAMES BARLOW, 14, King William.
whith he was
the bill be read a second Lint • was exactly the same if it was confined to this &eagle corn down the pit hermit' if the planks had not been across in shop, .. refusal monger and Bath Maniitacturtr. Feta.
,he committed the assault complained of, A R R I VE D.
Lord St. Leouanle having concurred, piny. There was very distinct evidence that it was within this way. She said the child was asleep when it fell down and lesides broke several squares of glass. bashed 1820.-N.B. No tape are genuine except stamped with his
pebener
maimed him
with
Aareles-at
-uatth? miry
20d,. July 21, from Civic Vecchia same and address, all others are spuriou. imitations.
The bill was read • sealed time. the scope ot his authority to enter into contracts in bis owe the pit.
Mr. Inspector Bole said the
name which he afterwards transferred to the company. Mr. Edward Bilson, superintendent of polies at Walsall, great violence when taken into custody Witness was Aure--at Falmouth Jul 20, urns.' J. B. teaches gratis a row method of tapping reek., warranted ra
EQUITY COURTI3.-YPTESDAY. There was not only the evidence of Mr. Adams, proved that en charging her with the murder she said, obliged to knock him down af •• ' ' . 1 trout
ter receiving several blowson Acnr-at Queenstown, July 19, from Odann delight all who use it, and supplies wholesale and retail his NEW
N... INVENTED TAP WRAPPERO (to supersede the bungling method
THE EX-RAILWAY KING AGAIN IN CHANCERY, which was distinct an that subject, but there was " What you say is quite true." She stated that she did
the chest.
. Trill said he never remembered two such disgrace- Amuse-at Falmouth, July 20, from
Aoses-at Liverpool, July 21, from ematutiwpie of using paper), at 6d. and Is. per packet. 7he trade supplied.
Emote the Manse or nos Roue, abundant evidence that he entered into contracts with not harm the child In any other way; it was asleep at the Mr • ram.. N.B. Its merits were much mewed and duly appreciated in the
Thompson and Forman, which he afterwards trensferred to time.
ful and savage attacks together on the same charge sheet. ASABIKAN-at Liverpool, July 21, from
Ass-at Gravesend, July 20, from Tara. Great Exhibition, Section 22. No. 462, and for which the bronze
Yuan AND NOUTD MIDLAND RAILWAY r. GeOarag
He should inflict the same amount of punishment as is the Amszaretee-so Granseod, July 21, from o,„n„ic meehl was awarded.
the company, in which cases the invoices and bills of lading The Clerk of Court then read the statement made by the
II eI,SON. 6l.P.China
were Bent direct to the company and made out to the cora- prisoner at the inquest. It was to the following effect: " I r and sentenced him to six months' imprisonment Arena-at Gravesend, July 11, from
Tat es e was resumed this morning. pany. This was a course of dealing, therefore, entirely have been destitute on the wide world for three weeks. I sat cue,
n the county gaol. Oporto
Accumenur -at Gravesend, July 11, from ......... ......... Leghorn AN AMERICAN EXPLORING SQUAD/10Y.
Mr. Roll, it ho appeared for the defendant, and, with within the scope of his authority, either to enter into con- intended to have made myself away in the same pit, but 1 ASAELLINA-at Gravesend, July 21, from St. John's
regard to the fourth, sixth, and seventh claims (for interest tracts on behalf ,:f the company or to tranfer a connect he was prevented by the timber. From nine o'clock on Than- -- -- '-- -- ASPellf -at Gravesend, July 21, from
States squadron under the command of Commodore ma-
Antciwegr
Norway A letter has been published describing the Unitea
on the 80,0001., for the loss on the debenture, and the in- had himself made; and it would have bun perfectly jetsti- day morning until Saturday afternoon, when I went to my MARKETS BARON Ort-st Gravesend, July 21, from
liable in him to have said that he entered into a contract aunt's at Blozwtch, I had anything tone . Bousrr or Psonumica-at Gravesend, July 21, from
street on the 300,(1001.), if there had been icy irregularity Bow Accoso-at Gravesend, July 21, from ad. gold, in which the writer says :-
which he expected would have been beneficial to the coot- This closed the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Hud- ,
Cm the put of Mr. Hudson, by which the company had gate- palsy but it had turned out injurious and the company must dleston then addremed the jury at some length for the pri- COTTON.-LimPooL, Jute 21.-The market closed Irire tatT,tikalfTittrelY°m. July 21, from
Quo as
"The manner fin which this expedition is fitted Oat
with animation and well supplied, and compared with , from Quebec reflects credit even on one of the greatest republics that
Mined loss, he should not, on the part of Mr. Hudson, sustain the lou. He (the Muter of the Rolls) would have loner, arguing forcibly in favour of the conclusion that she
Friday's rates, prices of Brazils are Id. per lb. dearer, and DZILTSA-at
Boren erro-off Pill, yJuly 20, from tklesiacaaara ha s existed since the world began. Every new invention
object to his being celled upon to make such loss good. been of opinion that under such circumstances the company was not accountable for her acts at the time she committed Falmouth, July 20, from
Sea Island Id. to Id. per lb. lower. Sales, 12,000 bales, Cazasiu-st Bristol, July 20, from er. John in mechanics that can he applied to lessen labour is there.
The Master of the Rolls-The first point, as to the 2,2031. would have been bound to bear the toes. Whether a epee- the murder. . .
4,000 for export and on speculation ; and comprise 10,000 CLAUDEA-at Liverpool, July dl, from Hamburg Their magnificent six-oared whale boots (we have none
lion would have arisen between the directors and the His lordship having summed up, the jury, after • brief
Americana; 400 Pername and Maranhams, at co. to 7d., cn
is settled.
ceialla YOURS -at Gravesend. July 21,
. CONCMD-- at Gravesend. Jul? 10. from Wyboeg like them) can be propelled by a wooden screw that takes shareholders was a totally different question, which it was consultation, returned • verdict of Guilty, accompanied by
250 Bahia, at 61d. ; 600 Egyptian, at 6pl. to 9d. ; 700 Mr. Roll-Yes. Then, with regard to the third point, not necessary for him to consider; but that be (Mr. Hud- • strong recommendation to mercy. segues -at Graveeend. July 21, from from Perlawl Say I- deem to pieces by one of their respective crews, with a fair
velocity ; a neat contrivance turns them into a sledge,
the claim of 1/.45. and interest on 9,0001., he had to contend son) was in the habit of transferring his contracts to the The learned Judge then assumed the black cap, and Surat, at 311. to efd.
CATNARINA-•At siravesend, July dl, from Naples
that that was a concluded transaction. He contended that company constantly occurred in the evidence in the passed sentence of death in most impressive terms. While biANcithaTift, JULY 21.-There has bees again an CaaL-st,Gravesend, July 21, from welimt forms a cradle for dragging them over jagged rocks. Tho
cause. Well, then, he treated the fact of Mr. Hudson's say- promising to forward to the proper quarter the recommen. active market for yarns, with prices still tending upwards. Moss's-st.Grarsend.!, July 11, from Amsterdam fashion in which their crews are armed makes one ashamed
Mr. Hudson would have had a right to have Odessa to look at our ancient fire-arms. Each man has a
log nothing respecting the sale to the other directors, and his dation of thejury, his lordship held out no hopes that it There is no improvement ia cloths for India and China, and !•°"°°-°„„„,_„," nrtl m Itta Mten
insisted on his charge of 12!. a ten with regard having made no entry of it in the books, as an admission would have any effect in saving her life. manufacturer of 42 and 45-inch shirting' are taming their snae7,7---- t Pill, JulyyWir, from
ini Quebec pair of neat seven-barrelled revolvers, and a rifle of the
20. renn......
.....
...... meShatehmeleraal newest construction that primes itself, so that • man can
is these 3,000 tons ; but he gave that up, and said on his part that the contract was simply • contract to be looms to the manufacture of other descriptions of fabric. &SAMOSAS-at Falmouth, - July
be would only charge 9/, which was the price he paid. He transferred, and that the company was to have the benefit NORTHERN CIRCUIT-YOIX, JULY 20. Makers of printing cloth (the narrow width emit- Rorie -at Liverpool, July 11, from
July 21, Irons vane. In addition to thin they have the bowie-knife, two
of it. It was only in two modes in which it could be looked cially), of 29 and 32-inch madapollams, of 32-tech Fracas-at Liver Poole July 11. from St. John's, N.B.
bent them a cheque for the 9,000/. They had net asked for Nana Paris Cover. jacconsts, and, in fact, muslin, of all widths, oEIACTRA-Ot °mementosponithilup feet in length, which is carried in a sheath on the right
at, either as • sale or as a transfer of the contract. He (the
interest, and they kept his cheque. Ho contended, there- Master of the Rolls) looked upon it as a transfer of the con- SYKES o. HOLDOATI....-COMPANSATION 'OR THE Loss Or are well engaged.
. The wide shirting", such as 'aimm-a*Cita"malt°' July 21' fmra Hamburg thigh. The utility of this assassin-like weapon has never
fore, that this was • concluded transaction, and that the tract, which was the only legal mode of doing it, which not A Wire. 50 inches, are in good demand. The state of the Easters pria:="3--Mar et-at rP3"I, jutifjeuilY, 21, ham Elobilmoto been proved in actual warfare, but I have always been of
Alexandna opinion that a shorter and lighter cutlass than that'. now
plaintiffs therefore had no right to charge the interest. only impend to him to be not an improper thing, but con. The plaintiff is a man in humble life, and he brought question still keep the Greeks out of the market to a cola eastotaaanc,-ac varmint, j igy 20, tram Odessa
Then with regard to the second question-the claim of sideruzg the manner in which this gentleman as trusted to his action against the defendant to recover from him such siderable extent. There was a rumour on the Exchange Yana-at Plymouth, July 20, from Quebec supplied to the British navy would be of more service in a
be most proper. In that view of the case it wee obvious amount of money as the jury should think reasonable to-day, that it was contemplated by the masters whose FAYouarrs-at Quenistown. July 19, from Honduras ludic. (which all sailors' combats must be). There is no
6,6621. -he submitted that the plaintiffs had no claim ; and LIPS-StFalmouth. that Mr. Hudson could oily be allowed the price which he for the loss which he had sustained by the death of operatives are on strike, at Stockport-, to open their mills 1.. July 20, from. Aluendria measuring swords in boarding. In all cutting-out expedi-
oioreover, that there were 113 tons which had not been paid peed. He was satisfied that in the relation in which Mr. his wife, a calamity which had resulted by the negli- again at the advance demanded, and to try to reimburse riciakTr„,„"A„79-_Aa
...aaraFabaoutih July 20, from
0 --a
ti O-- - - - -43--rawn'July 20, from l3, Upoti lions what an advantage the revolver must give the pones-
July 19. from-o. ........ffisilohn nor; and however we may put it otf, the day must come
for, and he asked for a decree for payment. He maintained Hudson stood he could not gain in an indirect way that gent conduct of a servant of the defendant. On the themselves for the extra price they will have to pay for
poi,,,,rhit: when our navy will be armed with them too. The N in-
that there was nothing to prevent a railway director from advantage which he could have gained in a direct 15th of May in last year, about half-past ten o'clock at workmanship, by contracting their produce. At present it Genogn-et fire d, July ti. from
night, the plaintiff's wife entered the shop of the defendant is contended that the advance demanded by the operatives 9.anzaAL Sarre Cars-at Graven:nth July 21, from-Santa Crux cennes has 28 chronometers on board, and being a large ship
selling to the company, and that this was • sale to the tom- nay. tie was of opinion, therefore, that the defendant was
paid topurchase some articles. There were two other women in would remove the margin of profit existing on theirll ST LAWAYII—St GrIVIIVIId Jul/ 21 from.everydescription entitled to charge the plaintiffs only such prices es he
... pro-
_at. _ ham....„ ......Alexandria Alexandria severalcabins. are full of
pony by Mr. Hudson and not by Thompson and Forman;
Messrs. Thompson and Forman, and that an account must the shop at the tememakiegjoarchases. The shop was lighted dues; but by restricting the mills to four days' work per taASIUM Havers-at Orl• sly 11, nom. China and astronomical books and instruments of the latest cea-
sed, moreover, that it was not • clandestine sale, but it was Ibe taken, on the footing that the contract between the de- by a naptha lamp, which Hose observed was burning very week, production would be curtailed to such an extent aa Heax-atLiverpooh July firdieom Marseilles 'unction."
iIIILINA-St Gravesend, Jew 20, nom Detainee
SA open and avowed sale. In October, 1844, Mr. Hudson fendant and Thompson and Forman had been transferred &Ml], and required to be fed with more naptha. Rees, to force up prices in the market to cover the sae.rifice of the 0w...j0w1, July pp, tr
..... Legionentered into • contract with Mr. Alderman Thompson for ito the company. With regard to tbethirdelaim, for interest without exercising the slightest caution or discretion, took manufacturer, whilst the operative would have no valid Haman BaLL-at,Deal, July SI, far'''. Black Sea SEABORNE MAILS.
20,000 tons of iron rails at 6!. 10s. a ton. The contract was
on the 9,0001., he had already stated that ha would look up from a corner of the shop • large can filled with naptha, ground of complaint. Short time will probably be resorted lea Ur
&WWI. July 20, (rem Oda. (N amain that the mails are sent from the Gement Pobbonce
'
fluid into the lam Lemieux -at Deal. Jul 21 from into the evidence, and he would dispose of it on Monday, and commenced pouring that dangerous pto is other districts, for descriptions of cloth which are not Falmouth. /Jet., 20 w...t....d by the night-and Xby the moraine despatch.)
afterwards reduced to 10,000 tons. Early in 1845 the Yorkßio Jumbo
With regard to the fourth claim (for interest on the 80,0001. through an •aperture near to the flame. He had scarcely remunerative at present prices. Day wbeuraiwcup torte what When
Newcastle and Berwick advertised for 14,000 tons of iron defendant retained in his hands fora time), he was of opi- commenced the operation before the whole of the naptha buecoura-at Falmouth. July 20, nom
JANN/St U1'031004 July 21 from uslate
..Bahli COMOTEIEB. la General Poet. Port due is
rails. Mr. Bramwell attended on behalf of Messrs. Thomp- nion that an inquiry should be made whether an), and if in the vessel as well as the lamp exploded with a fearful WOOL.-EltaDrOnD, July 21.-The Colonial sales appear J t 0 mud, July h, DOSS
JANDDIL-at Oraveormir July 20, from
UNIOII-S mallotion*
to maintain the opening prices, which are lower than the -- --- -.
son and Forman, and he tendered at 121. 10s. • ton. Mr. any, what loss had been sustained by the plaintiffs, be nos- report. The consequence was that the shopman Rose, the
01= eatericsawertepackietN Every Friday Liverpcol Dictate§
Hudson, who was acting u chairman, said the company soa of the defendant not having for some time ' the two women, iiamed
oral lea
Led Shorp, aed the plaintiff's JUNO-St Falmouth. ante le
closing prices of the previous sale. The different fairs
.4...ne - Falm.-- iii. -az,- 2,i0 fru° United hats i
le were all more or less buret The vita of the elem. 80,0001. to the credit of the company ; hut if no 100 bad wife i . . : .
than .. throughout the country are nearly over, except the weekly JUNANNA Fel- th, 1 I '2O from Aux CS) SS La.pukirkar N'July26 Liverpool Augwit 2
did not intend t 3 give more than 121., and he said if Mr.
markets, and the humans done has fallen very far short of .1 n a V , Taganrog AmericatbyUditstrepsai , August 2 Southampton. July 27
Bramwell would agree to furnish 7,000 toss at 121., he been sustained, then he should not consider they were ea- tale however, was more seriously injerea the centers,
would himself supp 4 7,000 tons oat of the 10,000 tons under ti..tled. to charge him with. interest, considering sort of lied had to. be conveyed
_hom.e..
tirßeoinwig
wife was,
months former years, and what has come to this market cannot be Lapses Pandas-at Use"' ujea,uirittilyfrwLl9, tram. Monte Video ran)
Ulm Austratinvia Bentham p7I
et Sept. 4.... ....... . Southamptos. Aerie 4
- dealing between the parties. It was an irregularity, and if advanced in pregnancy, the plata .in oonse- sold fur cost. This has brought about a great dullness with LTNNIA-st Falmouth Jell 20from
his contract with Thompson and Forman at the same prim. Marseilles Ditto(vla Marecilla) bi Sept. 6 Dover hdy Al
Mr. Bramwell agreed, and he said it was made a joke in of the serious • •uries she had sustained - any loss arose from it to the company he must make "Pence 'AI , Poo the farmers, and an unusual quantity of Wool remains in Lou_..min-,,,"....„1171144.,„}.Ju'i Zr,' dram Mauritius Ditto (via Cape of Goedl
it good. The same
It was
applied 6, with maturely confined a week he cutest:opt, their hands-as tbe prices they seek cannot be afforded at -- - ------r --" Hu Hoteta., 14 I Minot the room that Mr. Hudson hail bought at 61. 10s. and sold ~__
~. ' !
1 fsollny 21 from
regard to the 3,910/ It was obvious that the company was and five days subeequently? namely, LJ. Reserus-st Gravesend, e.-tmlieo Atha ( west Coen) ...D IJuly 30
at IV., and al of the directors of the Newcastle andon am so the seat of consumptioa. Roils and Broke* are made in msata-at Gravemod, J '
at that time in considerable difficulty, and that they wanted Y...
of Ma she died. The luntiff b the &stomas July 21, Naples Aliesethis 14 6994 k Seam. Dover
1. . ,
Berwick were also directors of the York and North Mid-P. . 3' g only limited quantity, and prices consequently firm.-Brad- Blears—at Granseed, July 21, from Reuel, Alagearia lf waked), et oinn. Southarepthe. July 21
to raise money, and the chairman of the company directed death of his wife, was left with seven children, sad was
..
ford Observer. Maxon= (a.)-at Liverpool, Jut:: hum land. It was clear, from that thee tance, that Mr. Had- Harm. as II 2nd of the month Southampton. August 1
• debenture of the company for 4,0001. to be sold for 3,9101. ; obliged te hire a person to attend them. In a pecuniary - Mesas-at Liveepool, July 21, Malta Ileletata ......„.... e only was the owner of these 10,000 tons, and the 2,513 tonsoosW
1 but he had nothing to show him that that was not within poi
•at of view alone the plaintiff had sustained considerable MANUFACTURES. -BRADFORD, July 21.-Yarns : itmAtcm-si Falmouth, "4 In' from thrall amid ... hi Stil of the month Southampton. august It
supplied to the plaintiffs formed part of that 10,000 tons. h d b • d adedth Meath Tama- at Falmouth. July 20 from
the scope of his authority. He was of opinion, therefore, se,..as @ e earne money y sewing, an atte_olo)l ansece eyrie IN rth of the w.,:ath Southampton. Auntie 16
They were therefore clearly the property of Mr. Hu& to • There is a rather better feeling in yarns for export, and jeAwee 0 ',ant Jig,'" i.
that defendant ought not to be charged with the 901. ; but famuy, but by the negligence of the defendant's servant the_uelato Olga of Onoll Hope 5 14th of the month Plymouth ... iJuly 26
son, sad they were supplied to the company at the anything offering a bargain is more freely removed. The N Y AND lb Ju (at Plymou , atria from P. Moo Cape de Verde
las he had committed tbe same sort oat rregularity with the Plaintiff had suddenly been deprived of her serve
ces.. le 14th of the month Plymouth ...; July 26
market Pride of the day. It was true the cheque
demand for Lancashire is now very limited, and with any ?Weave Arnairra-at Falmouth, July 20, from... Constantinople
3,910/. as he ammitted with regard the 80,0001.-paid . s
Mr. Overend in defence submitted that his client was Ceylon fere India)
and the receipt were in the names of Thompson I amends from this quarter, yarns would no doubt command Gnu Souza-at Liverpool, Jul 21, from Montreal capon N 14th of the month Plymouth ... Jul 26
it* to his own semscat fog •• time—if any for had been sus- not liable for any damages whatever. He contended that PATRIOT Clvam-at Liverpool, July 21, from Calcutta
nail Forman, but be maintained that that did not alter the .better prices. Pieces : There is no material change. TheMensal Isles ............N nom,Wed.olkllid Southamptondrierk.Sit
-negligence carelessness had been d• la ed boned by reedin al chef payment he must make it good. no or up yby the Parades Ittesta-st Graveeend July 21, from Naples (hiss state of the case at all. Then, with regard to the law, the ~ ~ eb, th -el • for interest of defendant's servant; as he'fed the lamp • the usual deliveries by the manufacturers keep the stocks moderately no,u Gr.... 04 Ady 21. ' traa,
Companies Clauses Act provided that, if any director were I' it" regard 0 10".11 claim
300,0001. which he dealt with in the same manner for a the same as all persons did who used lamps of that des- SAMSON-at Gravesend, July 21, from Zonal Oonnenueopte ..... ...31 7,8,17,54,&2701 m. Dover i July 20
concerned in any connect, the director was disqualified
singularly' small of time -twelve days is p tof ecription. Much as the death of the plaintiff's wife was
liesee-st Gravesead,. July 21, from Nolan Ooestantinople N ,4thkgsth ot meath Southampton. July St
from acting ; but that was all. The contract wits not
of " Irss-
" to be deplored, the catastro he was the resultof ace* CORN.-BIZMINONAP, JULY 21.-At Gloucester and Sraranita-at Gravesend, July 21, from Wens ConL of Europe Xlt N. twice deny Dover
one SUM, eight days in respect another, tad four
_P
vitiated ; and that bad been decided hy the Court of Com- pure -1" Worcester markets, there was a short supply of English Sraeonsa-at,Gransend, July 20, from Archangel Egypt (see India)
days in respect of • third, that was an ireegu.. dent. rasa-at Crayoned, July 20, from Havannas an„.. Mate Twice daily Dover ....... Twice dm
mon Pleas in " Neter v. Oalord, 19olverhampton, andwheat, and on the sales made an advance of le. to 2,. per ar aa...aa 0,..
linty also, and if any loss were sustained by Verdict for theplaintiff for 261101. for the ., namely, Foreignvaned, July 21, ham 9.___oellee Gibraltar .II 4,7, 17,20,2701 m. Southern:Xs. July 26
Worcester Railway." It was contended that defendant the
lie must bear it. All these he must deal with husband, and 15i. to be divided amongst the children. quarter was obtained. ls. per quarter dearer. Tv:ulna-at Cravissed, July 21, from .olowate Illness thee lades)
was to be treated as the plaintiff,' agent. He was not their company lie
laid . With Barley held for higher rates. Beans unaltered. Peas less Trios. hiciox-st Gravesend, July 21, .from Africa caiwtown
A when the evidence was before him in chambers. ll 2nekllthameath Southampton. Atigtut I
spat for the purchase of the iron in October, 1944. They did .inquired for. During the present week a rise of fully 2a. TAT-St Liverpool, July 21, from . _ Moulmein Ilemberg ........... .ll Tuseelly B ?Ada, I.Ortloll
regard to the half commission, that was • small item, but it
sot purchase till Morel, ISO J and, supposing that he was per quarter has been established on English wheat, and on TWONAS DIDLIT-St Liverpool, July 21, from xiewfosndlend naeannen ....... ig big of toe woad, eouteampton. augur 1
was quite indefensible. It was totally impossible that de- THE POLICE COURTS'. Ueracenno-et Falmouth, July 20, from
to he treated as their agent, then why should they not pay Au qualities of foreign; but this has not extended to se- Maid* Method „........21 Walesa. is Bator, Condon
feutlent could be allowed to receive that sum. He also _ Winow-at Queenstown, July 19, from
__IAMB Modena V 17th of the sent Southampton. August 16
him its 'aloe at that time, which was not 6/. 10s. a ton condary sorts, which are very difficult of sale. Berle
y fol. WX. BIODIAICA-at Gravesend. July 21, from. mam Sea hillajna9outhampt) 11 ithklethot axial, slouthamptou. July 21
which he gave for it, but 121. a ton, which he antra considered that defendant must pay the interest on the calls MANSION-HOUSE.
to ls. per quarter higher, oata 6d., beans and peas un-
them with. He had run the risk of the iron falling in price iii arrear up to the time the calls were paid. With regard John Harvey and Arises Wilson were brought before the altered. At this day's market there was a large supply of BAILED. --
Isla (via Marseilles) N Stlattiithof month Dover .. ... „. July SI
Wee Isles (see ladle)
when he bought in October, 1844 ; and, if it had fallen, the to the last claim, the dividend on shares issued to a nominee Lord Mayor, charged.with having been found in posseuion wheat, and, although the day was rainy, the trade ruled lesteed....-.-....11 is N Twice &lie Fle'shead Twice dos
plaintiffs would not have been liable to have made good to of the defendant's, he did not see any pretence for charging of two notes purporting to be for U. each, the one of the dull at Is. to 2s. per quarter above the price of this day ANNA-tram Gravesend, July 11, to Hamburg Whoa X 7, 9, 17, &V of m. Soetharapton. July 26
him the loss that would have accrued ; and, on the defendant with them. The making out of the warrants Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Company, the ee'nnight. Barley and oats both 6d. to la. per qr. d r. Asseona -fecal Liverpool, July 21, to.. Trieste Madeira M 9th atlas moath...:Southampton. August 16
the same _ principle, they were not entitled to was an act of the whole body of directors, and if it was an other of the York Union Banking Company, and both notes Beene and peal unaltered, Arse-from Liverpool, July 21, to Montreal Malkin 5 - July $O
the pus. When they bought of him het was en- irregularity, it was an irregularity in which the other suspected to be forgeries, or to have been stolen, and for BareToL JULY 21.-The weather being again wet dC. F. Barnum -from Liverpool, July 11, to Melbourne Mena (gee India)
titled to the market value, and they bad so bon- directors participated, and for which they were accountable having uttered one of the notes to Messrs. Cory and unsettled, English wheats „_.•
to their cestui quo trusts, bat it was not a matter on which Williams, 13. pp c weernongers. of uhe te-street Without, h on•
g a further advance of Is. Gomm es OW/A-from Falmouth, Jaly 19, to London Mauritius (see India) I
Bees or right to inquire into the price he gave ; and if the
he could h Mr. Hodson. With J. D. Little 645 and about seven o'clock lan coarge regard to the prayer . , policeman. . , to 25., and foreign of fully Is. per quarter beyond the values FASSRANCA-ham Gravesead, July 11, to Oporto neuritis. de 14th of the month- Plymouth . July 26
contract would not stand at the price charged it must stand lien---- obtainable on this day se'nnight. English flour also FSee°sls-treee CieeVel'esd, July 21, to Rotterdam Mexico .„ $1 hod of the month ,Southampton. August I
at the market value of the article at the time charged. n Mr. Hudson's estates he was ofopinion that night I maw the prisoners in Brihooseate-street Hams
fora
in . , P Patestucco-from gallium* Nell 19, to London Monte Video M 9th of the month Southampton. 6ugustl6
Cory. - - y 2s. per sack dearer, and barrels in pro rhos.
po
in this as the former stet there was no pretence for ask- went into the shop of Messrs. and Williams, while01:0. ASO MAST -tram POTUMMUM, July 20, to London Navin II sth 16th2fithof creel Dover
Than, with regard to the fourth, sixth, and seventh claims,Berleand be y beans unaltered. Black and fine white 0
im for it, and he should dismiss the bill in that respect. Wilson remained outside, and Harvey, upon coming out, July 21, to Gibraltar New Granada N 2ndkl7thof Newel Bouthampton. August 1
which were for interest, there would have been scoot- osta _
mission if it had been paid into the beak, and defend- ‘a
With regard to the costs, it appeared to him there were joined Wilson, and they walked on together. I overtook more scarce, and each Gd. per quarter higher. Ghanian-nom Liverpool, July 21, to Windsor, NA, New Zealand By private ship .. IVartues port.. Uncertan
The prices were as follows : English wheat, 60e. to fluezr-from Liverpool, July 21, to ... Iceland Papal States ........ ..... ft 5 tlatthMtkotinor Dover ... July 22
ant claimcd the benefit of that. He understood his Honour several respects in which the suit was needlessly minute, them and seised Harvey, and Wilson tried to get away, but 60s.per imperial English- Lessner-ham Liverpool July 11, to Calcutta Peninsula .7. 7thl7th27thermor Southampton. July 26
bad already refu*d relief as to the 901. Ins arising from the and he was of opinion it was not a proper thing in a caw of was secured. The prisoners were taken to the station•house quarter; red, s. to -e. per . ... ._.._ Li, .. 2. Firs.
. ditto ; foreign white, 545. to 60.. per 4801 be. ; foreign red, Lair 'Aa1a......... -....,,_,--n....,,,,
Liverpool Juiy 1, to Poet de Gallo.lC 2nd B Ink of me. Southampton. August 1
sale of the debenture. Then as to the half commission, all account between two parties that there should lee • series of and while the charge was being given Wilson took some- extra fins qualities, 631. to 555. Od.per ditto • nee '''''"."--...----. i."-'-' July 21, to Newfoundland Poet Natal ... NMk of the month, Plymouth ... July 26
suits, when in fact they might all have been conducted to. thing out of his pocket and put it into his mouth, but was • , middling quell- LAST Bovoria-...... o.verpool, Jule 21, to New Tack Sicily N Sthl3t/it6:4etruo i Dover
be had to say was, that if the Aceountent-General of theties, 48s. to 525. per ditto • ordinary qualities, 475. to nis per m from Liverpool, 21, to Narva fuesany ... ..... ... al 3013th25thof mot. , Dover
Court of Chancery thought it right to receive from the s ether. H h uld the ralluntil the • seed b the threat, d the two rod ge er. H. a o reserve cuts gene y
412. Od. to 465. el . E 'i• h eMeeerTsa-. -Jul,7
broken the half conuaissi:m he could not see why a director accounts had been taken. taken out of his month, while he was trying to swallow "' „_ a per la ? og LS MASSPIPA--DOM Liverpool, July 21, to Charente Venezuela' ln 2adal7thefatowd ISouthamptce. August 1
Menu. floor, 40s. to 42e. Od. per sack ; foreign date., MAILSJIITA-nom Liverpool, July 21, to &Thomas Van Diemen% Land (we
eta oompany should not do the same thing. With - them. I have since ascertained that one of the notes is a
27s 6d to 295. per barrel. The arrivals for the :week lkshaw-hew Liverpool, July 21, t 0.... Philadelphia Austoslia)
regard to the arrears of calls, he wanted to tore and believe that the signature of the other has "
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YrnERDAY. g rY, g° have .been:-Wheat, 11,475 ars • oats, 1,241 barrels MARIA CHIDITIANS-from Liverpool, July 21, to... Sydney, N.S.W. Mort ladies P 2adhlitkof month Southampton. August I
taw on what principle, after the company had Barou Ma. Cosonsereon Rotainn. been also forged, but I require some time for inquiry. Both "
266 qrs. ; barley,:44 barrels, 2,210 qrs.; flour, 628 sacks, No,,,,,w_faceu eirseeneed. v • When any of these dates fail on a Sunday the malls will be de. prisoners refused to give any address. July 21, to Alga Ba
received the calls, they had a right to demand'patched on the following day, with the exception of those for India
IN RR COLILAIf. Mr. William Cory, of the firm of the prosecutors, said- 5,099 barrels. Saw To= Peczer-troin Liverpool, July 21, to New York
the interest. It was a legal debt, which the directorsH.,. and Australia (via Southampton). which will be despatched the clay
The bankrupt was a horse dealer, at Cheiterford. This Last night the prisoner Harvey came into my shop to per. Ditvizras, July 21.-The verygreat advance asked by the po ,
OMAN-tram Grayessed, July 21, to
bad power to forego, and they had foregone it, and err-from Gravesend. July 11, to Demerara Fewealsg•
could sot now demand it. Besides, it was not a matterfanners at the opening of the market was for some was the certificate meeting. The amounts extended OTer chase a ham. I weighed a ham of 16 pounds weight, and time a gargeseouess-from Gravesend, July 21, ,to .Antwerp
sixteen months prior to thefailure in May last. At the be- told him the price was 13e. 4d. He offered me the note complete check to business ; but, seeingthey could not sue- juooco_rnani Liverpool, July 21, to
for a rt of equity ;it wog a case for a court of law, and
let them bring their action in a court cf law for it, and if ginning of that period the bankrupt was in • deficiency of produced, purporting to be • 51. York Union Company teed in obtaining the prices they sought, they gave way, Most. FINNIx-from Liverpool, July 21, to 11-Lapel re One Mummy by De Baur% RN•AIAirtA AILLSICA FOOL-.
9121. His debts were now 2,4401.; assets, about 4001. Bank note. I found that it was not •payable in London, and ultimately, though the trade was heavy and dull, a &sent-from Falmouth, July 19, to London OEM 49,832 :-.. Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia,
they did, they would not succeed. In conclusion, the lend= INIIMMItes, asthma, oaunticio
Nastipation, flatulency, spurns, siek.
loarnid counsel, charge:miring this suit as the " swe2- Jul 19 to
There were no profits ; the losses were put down at 3671.; and I declined taking it, and gam it back to him, He then good business was done, at. prices from 2s. to 33. per O.0.0•118K;:frOlil [lB.l4loSta,
July
21,
to
Gibraltar meet die dam*, sad have been removedby Du Barry'.
lags" which the plaintiffs, in their bitterness against r. expenses, 4111. said he came to :me from Mr. Howe, a neighbour, in Or- above those of last week . the top price of new Wheat 5
Snout lithano.-from Gravesend, July 21, to Demerara east Ilealatia Jolo, orthem, ling, bear Dime Norfolk;
Mr. Lawrence, for the assfreer, offered ao opposition, Bishopsgateedreet ; but finding that I still refused to t'alie was 28s. per tack, and of old, 305.; the latter, however, was
Dsdaosi, bad collected, appealed to the court not to allow STRANOSI-hot Liverpool, July 21, to Connantleople oata ps. ri md i Iteea the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de
the plaintiffs the costs of the suit. On some matters the in some instances refused. Nothing doing in Berle and stated that the bankrupt s father had undertaken to it, he requested that I would send the ham to Mr. House's
bill would certainly be dismissed. The bill, like the two make good a dividend of 10s. to the creditors. yard for him. He then left the shop. I then cornmeal- in better demand, and ls. per qr. dearer. Beans also were a wis.sim Xtar-from Portimouth, July 20, po London ealharles the publicatios et *see Eve,"--Stuut de Decies. bold in
forager ones, asked for a lien upon Mr. Hudson's property.
His Honour said this was not a circumstance which he eated with Mr. Howe, and, in consequence of his not little d . Prices: Wheat, best red, 675. to 60e. per Toseenzas-fress Liverpool, Jule 21, to New loth nays,;
51b., at Ha; 11 pp,,,,mas. Super-refined quality, 10 lb.,
That portion of the former bills mu dismissed and ha could take into consideration ; but the caw was one in knowing anything about the party, I did not, of course, qr. ; middling, 465. to 575.; interior, 375. to 40e. Barley, at Us.. ; 5 lb., at 22..; the 101 h. and 12 lb. canister. free of tentage,
free
it would be dismissed in this case also, and that the
which he could grant an immediate certificate of the second execute the order. 275. to 325. Oats, 20s. to 26,. Beans, 38e. to 445. Peas, 345. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. by those Do Ream end Ci... 77. Reitent-street. Loudon
i
class A tradesman here produced a forged note of one of the to 4ar. Flour, fine, per sack, 43a. to 463.; seconds, 41s. Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'S OINTIIENT AND
court would allow the defendant his costs. Polkas (barque) for Gloucester, off SL Paul's, with the captain
banking houses alluded to, and said he had taken it a to 435. Pius Las neer.itere axon roa nth Cana or BAD Leos.-Mrs.
Mr. Telley. followed on the same side. -.. . ..... . TILSOf•T I-E.W.n. ilL•15,1,1013, /lATTIWI• Mr

Mr. Roundel' Palmer,who was with the Solicitor-General,
then rose to reply, on which
His Honour intimated that the only point on which he
wished to hear hint we', as to the interest on the 9,0001.
Mr. R. Palmer then addressed the court on that point,
contending that defendant was clearly liable to pay the
interest for the time the 9,00 W was in hit hands.
HIS Honour said with regard to the interest of the 9,0001.
he should wish to look at the pleadings and the evidence
before he disposed of it, but with regard to the other parts
of the use, he would express his opinion at once. This
was a hill Sled for an account between the plaintiffs and
defendant in respect of nine items, several of which were
diapered of without its being necessary for the court to ex-
press an opinion upon them. The heel item related
to a elides of 2,1031. in respect of iron sold
by Messrs. Thompson and Forman, and it was
admitted Dy the defendant that plaintiffs should
have an inquiry in respect to it. The material question
was as to the second item, and that was a claim which was
made by the defendant to be allowed 121. a ton for 2,61104,513
tons of iron, it was not clear which, and which was a portion
of • lot of 10,000 tons which the defendant had contracted
for in his own name with Matra. Thompson and Forman,
and for which he paid 61. 10s. a ton, and for which he after-
wards charged the company 121. a ton, and insisted upon
his right to be paid. It was unnecessary to state the prin-
ciple of the law, which was perfectly well known in respect
ut any sale which took place between parties who stood in
a fiduciary relation to each other. It was a perfectly well
settled principle, on which the court daily acted, that for
a sale of this description to be valid it should be most
distinctly open, end that both parties should understand
exactly what their position was, and what was the contract
they were entering into. He did not think it accessory to
inquire into the law of the case, whether Mr.
Hudson in the condition in which he stood could enter into
a contract with the company to sell the 2,300 tons or not,
but he must inquire into the fact whether any such con-
tract took place. It was obvious that any contract to sell
to the company, if it was to be bieding on the company as
between them and a mere stranger, so as to enable them to
maintain an action in the absents) of the goods being sup-
plied there must have been some statement in writing to
buy a certain amount of goods at a certain price, and the
record of that would appear on the minutes of the com-
pany. It was admitted that no writing of any such kind
appeared on any of the books of the company. There was
no statement of any kind that Mr. Hudson proposed to sell
to the company a certain amount of iron. either 2,500 tons
or any other quantity, at any price. His co-directors
exercised their judgment on that subject. Mr. Hudson did
not even call their attention to it, by clui.ing any of the
clerks over whom he exercised absolute control to enter it is
the books. There was no evidence of any such contract,
though there was evidence no doubt of the delivery of these
2,500 tons. He would now proceed to inquire whether
Mr. Hudson did in fastest the time treat the transaction as
a isle olio much iron to the company ? He had already
Observed that Mr. Hudson did not cause any entry of
inch sale to be inserted in the books, which would have
been the flr.t atop if be had intended it to be • sale. As
ellairm.l% of the company he must necessarily have had
present to his mind the fact that in the statute which con-
stituted the company it was made idecil for him to enter
unto any such contract; and that the e fleet of entering into
such contract, even assuming the question as it was ar-
gued by Mr. Rolt anoll Mr. Troller, would have been forth-
with to put au end tolls relation of chairman or director
of the company. Did ha lust himself as having ceased to be
the chairman or • dilutor of the company ? He continued
to set as chairman Mfrs to the year 1849. It was clear,
therefore, that hs the Master of the Rolls) could not In a
um of this ausider it to be proved that a
select was MIS by ilia chairman of the company
WM MieggeMps lOW syst have boon with the other
Ilbulsosealeiwesay. IS was sins they was *menu

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-Tmanuai

Doom Ma.

Tar New Comxistoosza.—Mr. Commissioner Phillips
announced to the bar that he bad been given to understand
that the court would be assisted by the newly-appointed
commistioaer sitting next week. His Honour has on several
occasions complained that the work of four commits' loners
had devolved on two, and that his learned colleague, Mr.
Commissioner Law, bad inconsequence sat till eight o'clock
at night, which was a course he did not intend to adopt.
Mr. Commissioner Law has been appointed Chief Com-
missioner, and will preside as such next week, when Mr.
Commissioner Murphy will take his seat on the beach.
Two cases, those of John Thamu Davies and John
Tong., were heard, but in neither was judgment given.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE
OXFORD CIRCUIT.--STAITORD, JULY 21.
CIOWX OX RT.—Baron Ka. looms Cm/arson.
CHILD MU/DIR.

Sarah Baker, 21 years of age, was charged with the wil-
ful murder of her infant son, Charles Baker, at the parish
of l'eleall, on the 12th of June.
Mr. Scotland prosecuted, and Mr. Huddlestone defended.
The case was one of a most painful character, and excited
much interest.

•It;eiii;iWitness called was a widow named Rebecca
Whitehouse, aunt of the iprieoner, and living at Cheslyn
Roy. who stated that on Fnday, the 10th of June, the pri-
soner was at her house with her illegitimate child, and on
going away she said she was going to Norton-hall, to get
from the gentleman living there a recommendation for ad-
' mission to the infirmary, as she was unwell. On blonds;
she returned without the child, and on witness salting her
where it was, she said she had left it at Norton-hall.

A tradesman hero produced a forged note of one of the
banking houses alluded to, and said he had taken it a
short tizoe:ago, but he could not say that he had received
it from either of the prisoners. It would appear from that
' circumstance, and the report that other forgeries of a smiler
kind were about town, that several attempts to defraud
tradesmen by impositions of the kind were being made.
Michael Deady, one of the most active detectives of the
City police, said that he had some time ago apprehended
Harvey, who then went by the name of Hurley, upon: in-
formation as to the possession of a forged note of the kind
described by the prosecutor, that Harvey handed to him a
pieta of paper as the document supposed to be the forged
note, and just as he was examining it 44'1-
lowed another piece of paper, no doubt the suspected
forgery, and struck him a violent blow which
brought him to the ground. The prisoner Harvey did not
however escape, but was brought by thee witness to the
Mansion House, and sentenced to as mush punishment as
could, under the circumstances, be inflicted upon him.
Harvey—Well, the note was a good one, wasn't it?
Deady—You swallowed it.
Harvey—Oh, dear, did I ?; Depend upon if it was a good
one, or you would have had it.
The prisoners were remanded.

LAMBETH.
Joseph Brown, the owner and driver of the cab 1,936,
badge 10,161, appeared to answer to a summons charging
him with having made use of abusive and insultinglan-
gunge and behaviour to Mr. F. taie Meaking.
Mr. bleaking deposed that of
mornieri.f that day
week, between the hours of And 1 -lock, a cabman
who had driven him from a seat end he town on b.
way to his resident's in Part place, C Armen, had re.
quested him to take anothe .ab on rea the cab star
in Manor-piece, u hie her- as quite knocked up, having
I been out • great many ho A. lie told him be had no ob-
jection, provided he found him another vehicle. The driver
then called the defendant, who at once admitted him into
his cab, and closed the door. As soon as he did so be asked
witness where he winded to go, and on hie saying Camber-
, well-grove, he said, " Well what is it to be. He
' (witness) told him that when he got to Camberwell-
grove, he should talk about the fere. Upon which he swore
end refused to stir until he told what he was to have,
adding that the cab was his own, and he was net bound to
take any one unless he chose. He shen opened the cab
door, and commanded him to get out. Witness, however,
refused to obey his mandate, end after remaining in the
vehicle which was standing Mill for some moments, he
called out " Police !" His cries brought some of the other
cabmen on the stand to the spot, and they having expoetu-
fitted with defendant, he went on. He had not proceeded far
when he drove twice on the foot pavement, and on reaching
the end of the Grove he pulled up, and declared he should
go no further. Witness told him he should certainly
punish him for his conduct, when he replied, You
may do as you like—who cares for such a fel-
low as you ?" Ile then doubled his fist and leaned for-
ward into the cab, and held his hand in a menacing way
in his face. Witness again told him that he should summon
him for his disgraceful conduct. Alter much difficulty the 'I
defendant ultimately drove him to his house, when he told
him that if he had conducted himself properly ho should
not hays minded paying him double his legal fare, but his
conduct was such that he should not pay him more than be
was entitled to, and should also 111111111101111 him for his
shameful misconduct. Since he had taken out the sum-
mons the wife of the defendant called on him to beg him
off, saying her husband had acted under the influence of
liquor, and was sorry for what he did. The defendant, he
added, was slightly under the influence of liquor, but ap-
peared quite aware of what he was doing.
The defendant, in reply, said his horse had been out for
many hours, and his being called on to drive so far annoyed
him.

Cross-examined by Mr. liuddlestone—The father of the
child married anothir woman, and went out of the county
as soon as he found that the prisoner was in the family
way. She was confined in Brewood workhouse; and she
afterwards earned a living by cleaning " breasts" at Pel-
sail, at a shilling a day. She was always very kind to the
child, and would give it the last bit she had, even if she
went short herself. She bad no home to go to, but wan-
dered about. She depended on parish allowance for her
subsistence. Her mother was confined in a lunatic asylum,
and her grandmother was completely out of her mind.
Prisoner never bad any assistance from the father of the
_ _

NZWIWAT, July 21.—We have this day a liberal supply
of Wheat; the best descriptions met a fair sale at an advance
of 2s. per qr., but inferior sorts were dull at the prices of
last week, and the trade generally without animation. Only
a retail trade in Barley. Beans and Peas command full
priers.

UIBRIDOZ, July 21.—There wu a fair supply of Wheat
which, though realising an advance of from le. to 2s. per qr.,
met a dull and slow sale. The best price given is 645.' the
average price 50s. per qr. Bat little doing in Barley. Oats
meet a good demand.

WATIIIFORD, Ju 20.—Since Saturday we have had
another heavy arrival of Wheat and Indian Corn, but our
market, owing to the improved accounts from London, is
rather dearer for the former, and very firm for the latter,
at full prices. Oats can hardly be bought on such good
terms u at the close of last week.

CHEESE.—Butworaroun, July 21.—The supply of
Cheese at this market was nearly 200 tons, and the greater
part sold freely at rather better prices than last market.
CATTLE.—Nswunx, July 20.—At market to-day we
had only a mall show of stock, and consequently little
doiag. Prices about as usual. There were GO Sheep, 604
Beasts, and 141 Pigs penned.
__

Bullring (herons), for Gloucester, off Bt. Paul's, with the captain
under sonrinemeat.
Chieftain, from Load= to California, lure 5, lat. S N., lon. 22
Dundee, from Dundee to Port Phillip, illy 21, lat. 30 S., lon. 16.
Flirt (brig), from Liverpool for Port Phillip, June 2, lat. 23.248.,

lon. 29.
Flora, from Bombay to Liverpool, May 14, lat. 31 8, loa. 53 E.
Hercules, from Liverpool to Amaral* June 13,1 at. 5 N., lon. 22 W.
Jana Watt, from Bombay to Liverpool, May 11, lat. 28 S., lon. 40 E.
Joseph Porter (ship), for California, June 9, lat. 5.23 N, 19.20 W.
Jan MOT. Kan, Verloop, from Liverpool for Melhourno, July IS,
laL 48.32 N., lon. 7.33 W.
Lady Flora, from Landon for Port Phillip, May 23, lat. 5 N., lon.
24 W.
Moses Taylor (ship), from New Orleans for Liverpool, 24 days out,
July 3, lat. 36.45, lon. 69.
Queen M the East, from Calcutta to Loudon, July 7. off Fayal.
Reoftewshirs, from Calcutta to Liverpool, May 5, tat. 95 S. lon. 23W.
Stag, from Mauritius to London, May 17 lat. 35 S., lon. 26 E.
Thomas Roydon, from Skanghao to London, May 28, lot 26 S.,
lon. 7 W.
Virgil, from Port Phillip to Landon, July 11, lat. 40 W., lox, 29 W.

LONDON RAILWAY Ai

r.—lf you will

..---.-
Elizabeth Fields, of No. I 1 Naylor-street, Liverpool, was afflicted
for many years with a dreadful bad leg, and whioh. after trying MM.
merable remedies without experienchaff the slightest tedef, was pre.
nounced to be incurable. Notwithstanding this, however, she deter.
mined on giving Holloway's Ointment and Pill, a trial. These aim
purchased of lir. Sheldon, chemist, SO, V aushaP.road, Liverpool,
(who can vouch for the accuracy of this vtrement), and by weever.
lag In their use for a short time the wounds were completely healed,
and her leg perfectly cured, to the sconishment of her neighbours,
who had witnessed its dreadful eor.dition.—Vold by all druggists, and
at Prokasor Holloway's ostalgabinents, 244, Strand, London.

BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

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NZWARK FORTNICIWILT CATTLII MAIIIIT, July 19.
There was a good supply of Sheep at market to day, which
met a ready sale. "doss about the same. There were 673
Sheep and 83 Bells . penned.

BIRTHS.

BEDFORD.—JuIy 10, at Eastbourne-terrace, the wife of C. St. Clare
Bedford, FA., of a daughter.
CART WRIGHT.—JuIy 18, at Aynhoe, Lady Fanny Cartwright, of a
daughter.
GILL—July 18, at Feadon, Witheridge, tke wife of J. Gil ~ of
awn.

take a map of London, and draw a line in continuation of
the river front of the new houses of pailiament to a point
opposite Whitehall-stairs, and thence aboat N.N.E. to
S.S.W. corner of the Adelphi, you will see that it includes
several acres of land, which may be reclaimed from the
river without hurt. If you will draw another line from the
river up Northumberland-street to the Strand,
thence along Charing-cross and Whitehall to Scot-
land-yard, and thence down to the river, you
will see that it includes little property of much
value besides Northumberland House. those two pieces
of ground might be made available for the purposes cfaa
West-end terminus. On the other side of the river
draw a line from London-bridge to Nine Elms, at an ave-
rage distance of 50 yards from the present wharf wall, and
an ample space for a railway and wharfs is included.
Between Cannon-street and tipper Thames-street, nearly
due north from Old Swan-stairs, a City terminus might br
made, with an approach from the river at those stairs.
Connect the West-end termiaus by a bridge • little to the
southward of the Hungerford Suspension-bridge, and the
City terminus by • bridge at Old Swan-stairs, with the
railway on the southern bank of the river, and the distance
from Charing-cross to the Royal Exchange would be a mere
trifle longer than by a railway on the northern bank of the
rver.— The Builder.

CIBISSELL—JuIy 40, at BI
la G. Grimll, of a ma.
LAWRENCE.:—July 19. at

, Blackheath, Mn. T. De
Bath, the wife of Air.l.

Lawrence, of a daughter.
ST. LEGEL—JuIy Mat Doneralle, Oath, the Eton. hire. fit. Leger,
of a daughter.
WEBBEL—JuIy 19, at Achill, the wife of J. 11. Webber, Esq., of a
daughter.
WITTY.—JuIy 19, the wile of B. IL Witty, of Guildford-street, 11w.
eellsquare, of a daughter.
woLBER.--Jaly 20, at Ilull, the wife of Mr. W. Welber, of a
daughter.

A nailor named Pearson, living at Chealyn Hay, stated
that he went into the house of Rebecca Whitehouse while
the prisoner was there, on Monday, the 13th of June. Told
the prisoner that he believed she had made away with the
child. She replied, " Do you think I would make away
with my child % I love it too well ;" and said she had taken
it to Norton-hall, and given it to a lady, who promised to
bring it up like a gentleman. She then left, saying she
was going to tell the relieving officer where the child was.
Jane Whitehouse, of Dloxwich, stated that the prisoner
was her niece, and she came to her house on the evening of
Sunday, the 12th June. She said she had gone to Norton-
hail to ask for a dispensary note, when she saw a lady,who
asked her if she would part with hcr child, and she bad
promised to take it to the lady on the next day. After re-
maining with witness about three hours, she left, taking
the child with her. On the evening of the following day,
prisoner came without the child, and on witness asking her
regarding it, she said she had taken it to Norton-hall.
Cross•examined by Mr. Iluddlestone—Prisoner was very
fond of her child. She was in a destitute condition at this
time, and seemed in a very desponding state.
Hannah Longmont, of Walsall, stated that the prisoner
came to her bows on Monday, the 13th of Jane, about 9
o'eloek la the morning. Hos child was not with her. Wit-
ams asked her where the shill was, sad site said a lady

Trr LATE Liir ANT WARREN.—We (Port ofl
Spain Gazette) regr 'Announce the death of Lieutenant
Charles Warm, WA., tate Admiralty Agent on board the
Royal Mail Company's steamer Derwent. This melancholy
event occurred at Saint Thomas, whither the lamented de-
ceased was compelled to be conveyed to sick quarters on
the arrival there of the Derwent. While at St. Thomas he
partially recovered but about the 15th or 16th inst. he was
seized with all the symptoms of yellow fever, preceded by
a chilly sensation and on the 17th he breathed his
last, to the .jeep regret of his brother officers,
by whom he cas much and deservedly beloved.
And here it • pleasing to record the handsome
manner in which be Danish government behaved on the
melancholy occasion. His Excellency the Governor, on
learning the sad intelligence, immediately despatched' his
aide-de-camp, together with the commandant of the fort
and a large body of soldiers, with muffled drums, to assist
at the funeral ol:hequies, while minute guns were fired from
the fort. The burial service was performed in a most
solemn and impressive manner by the Rev. Mr. Knox, of
the Dutch reformed church. At the conclusion of the
ceremony 'iv military Bred three rounds of blank car-
tridges a the grave. The remains of the deceased gal-
lant °Stet it is needless to say, had been attended to the
grave by his brother officers, with the crews of the mail
boats. I ,cut. Warren was a married man : be died at the
age of Or arty-flve years. His place has been supplied by a
b. ,then officer, Lieut. Neereham, R.N., and formerly of the
M. C. steamer Eagle. The funeral was arranged by the
particular friend of the deceased, Lieut. ronaonby.
.

He called several respectable perms who gave him an
excellent character.

WHEAL SARAH MlNE.—Yesterday a bi-monthly
meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at
the offices, 98, Gracechurch street. The chair was taken
by Mr. Moore. The Secretary (Mr. Hatch) read the re-
ports. It appeared that a lease had now been grantcd for
the mine, which had been examined by Captain Paul, who
stated that the lode of the mine was more like that of the
Great Wheal Friendship than any lode he had ever seen,
and he had not the slightest doubt of there being an abund-
ance of ore in going down. The accounts showed a balance
in hand of 19/. Se. A resolution was passed unanimously
fur forfeiting all shares in arrear atter 14 days' notice, in
accordance with the company's regulations. A committee
of seven, viz.' Mr. Moore, Mr. Hatch, Mr. Gurney, Mr.
Oliver, Mr. John Lane, Mr.*W. Wreford, and Mr.
Bryant, was appointed, and a votelof thanks having been
passed to the chairman, the business terminated.

MARRIAGES.
CARVER—PEEK.—JuIy 19, by Ms father, the Rev. J. (Wryer, ILA,
the Rey. A. J. Cirecr, M.A., Fellow and late Clamieal Lecturer of
Queen'. College. Cambridge, to Eliza, yotuageet daughter of W.
Peek, EN., of Claphato•common.
DEMPSTER—BOW LER.—July 19, at St. Alphege, Greenwich, by
the Rev. C. P. Incledon, H. Dempeter, Esq., of Greenock, to Mar-
garet, eldest daughter of W. bowler, EN , of Thornton-heath.
Surrey.
HARLEM—FORA"JuIy 19, at Snowhill Congregational
_ .
the Re.

SCARCITY OF LABOUR.—There ill not at this time
a single able-bodied man in the Leicester workhouse; and
the number of able-bodied women ie so small that the
master's journal continually contains such reports as this
The master was obliged to hire a washerwoman for three
days." But this is not the worst. The master begs the
guardians to allow the old men above 60 half-a-pint of ale
r day to coax them into working at the pump, for, says
he,
f, we are so put about." This said pump used to be the
principal labour-test for the able-bodied men in the house,
and was the tenor of the idle disposed among them. How-
ever, it is now worked principally by the salaried odious of
the hoses.—Nonitsghain &view.

Church, Wolverhampton, by the Rev. W. Bevan, Mr. F. Harley, to
Caroline, daughter of the late Mr. R. Forrester, both of Wolver-
hampton.
HODGKINSON—BEETHAM.—JuIy 19, n• the parirb church, Daw.
Bah,: by the Rev. E. Eursden, vicar, Friiik.ool7 110 a of F. llodg-
kinron, Esq., Orerseeld, Devon, to Mary, %soy daughter of F.
Beetham, EN., Sea-lawn, in the same county.
NELSON—WILSON.—JuIy 19, at Bt. Michael's, Melton, 1:17 the
Rev. W. Carter, Incumbent, Mr. It. Nelson, son of Mr. T. Belton,
of that plies, to Mier Ann Gage, eldest daughter of Mrs. Ursula
Wilson, of Melton.
ROWE—TONAIL—JuIy 19, at Ft. Nicholas Catholic Chspel, Exeter,
by the Rev. J. A. Eccles Mr. M. Rowe. oft ictoria.terrace, Penn-
eylvania, to Margaret Dorothea, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Toast,
of Belfast House, Exeter.
BUERIDAN—WOOD. July 20, at St. George's, Ilanover-ronare,
John Sheridan, Esq., of Chatham-place, BLek friars, grandson of
the late Sir Richard Perrot, Bart., Lord High Admiral of Prussia,
and nephew to the present Baronet, to Laura Cornelia, 'mad
daughter of the Rev. John Wood, late of Great Malvern, Worees.
terabizt.

OPENING OF THE FIRST RAILWAY IN NORWAY.—
Letters from Christiania of the sth of July mention the
opening of the Norwegian Railway (tho first line introduced
into that country) en the 4th instant, the King's birthday.
The section completed consists of 13 miles, and this would
be ready for traffic in a few days, when large accumulations
of produce were expected to be forwarded by it. The en-
tire length of the undertaking from Christiania to the
Mionn Lake is 42 miles, the whole of which will be finished
by the end of October, bringing, it is said, about one-fifth
of the property and 25 per cent. of the population of the
kingdom for the tint time into direct communication with
timospital and seaport.

l[l. 1111rotlITZeked that the Modest had bees guilty