The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

nuus, Timm)Ay EVENING.
It is hardly necessary to say that the papers are
occupied with M. Berryer's speech, which is gene-
rally admitted to have derived its principal success
from the abrupt contrast to that of Michel de Bourges.
He said :

By assailing the monarchy, M. Michel de Bourges had
made an attack upon the history of France. That great
stream of civilization, flowing through so many ages, had
been represented as a blind, implacable tyranny against the
people. He and his friends had demanded revision, not on
account of those petitions solicited—snatched—from the po-
pulation, nor as a satisfaction to their individual opinions;
but u the only mcaua of averting the dangers reulting
from the situation of the country. The legitimists had
accepted the republic ; they had not protested against it,
because the country could only be saved by the union of
all, and the combined efforts of ad the men of order against
the perils which daily menaced it. He should pity tho
country if, in s-earch of the least violent transition it
continued what was, and embraced the detestable
remedy of breaking the law; for he feared no less than the
invasion of the enemies of social order the re-election of the
present head of the executive. (Interruption.) The royal-
ists were bound to support revision. The events of Juno
had shown in a glaring light the consequences drawn by the
muses from the principles defended by the Left of the As-
sembly, whose orators still rendered homage to the men and
times that the whole age concurred in reprobating. Did
those who talked of the convention being the Iliad of French
history remember that the sons and nephews of its victims
were m that Assembly listening to them. It was said that
the legitimists had become republicans by accepting the
I principles of 178 J. But the republic had killed 1789. Had
not Bailly and his great brother-reformers perished on the
scaffolds of the:republic ? The liberties of 1789 were founded
by • virtuous martyr-king, whilst the republic had delivered
the country over to despotism. Later, monarchy had pro-
cured for France 30 years of prosperity. It was said that
the interests of capital and labour could be only recon-
ciled by the republic, which killed capital The
I restoration had not encouraged Utopias, but fos-
tered the public wealth. It had emancipstsd Greece,
and crushed that nest of pirates, Algiers. fbe indemnity
to emigres was a just and wise reparation. The icor, of the
country had not been, it was true, opened to regicides
until 1830 ; but every one remembered the regicidal at-
tempts which followed. The free charter of 1814 had been,
it was true, moditied by repressive laws; but bad not the
succeeding monarchy and the republic been obliged alaot
have recourse to repressive laws. As to the expression of
divine right, that had not been invented by the legitimists

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He aeknowledged only the divine right of society. whieh '
RAW Entetlgstnce. w nevertheless articles which the parisbiewers, fog their Baron Aldermen said there was great difficulty to know COTTON.-LIMBSTOOL, JULY 17. - The market _
.has.
own comfort and convenience, might think proper to Imo. what to do with a boy like the prisoner. He undentood Men me' heavY to dab mei deam trverded*Cenelnrs te'htewtteen
es tof
could sot egin without religion, feintly, and property. As
donut these populous places. It was for the court to eon- that a great part of the villag! of Ashwell had been bursted tars rat:, Iwhen,:oodloohn ofokinagootimommte l'esroi n, nee° lader, 1,000
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to the form of government, God hail left that to the free
EQUITY COURTS.-YvereansT. eider whether the abeenee of objection at the vestry ought down a few years back by a similar act of mischief, and such rertrinh nem tare ox mart, ..I woos t.-7,0•1 Araerkati ; 130
choice of men ; only monarchy be coloidered was more
Thews Two LoaD Cnalecalow. not to be taken as consent on tU part of the re proceedings must be repressed. It was a very wriona Permian. mad innunein Ild. Meads; tot Egtfalars, 31,1- 35 rld- ;
Stream:de to the emential conditions of society than thienare:
Tan ATTORNLY.ORNIBRAL a. tat BinntwogeN own to these articles being procured. Oft behalf of . Bentley offence, and he should put the prisoner into the hands of teem semi, std. told&
puMic. He agreed with General Cavaignec as to the
trl
Oxrono Junction RAILWAY COMPANT.-No JUIIIIIDIC- It bad been urged it was not incumbent on them to take the government by 'seeing a sentence of transportation
MANCHISTIR, JOLT 17 TY market continue porn-
% isabilit of 'graving the form of gov ernment permanen ly
TION on szitstr or TUE PUBLIC TO 174101 CZ TEE BIZ- she objection, and separate the Mal articles from thosethat upon him and this might possibly turn out to be the best pit ad My isseetee. am* memomees ass eigswenteg won hasp
open to But nations were saved by returning
were illegaL The court might be told, there being no law thing that could be done for him. He then sentenced the nw win. Haim pm film iga mag. meow er Meeerryln the nit-
CeTION Or A RAILWAY.
to their prinelpien• sad thus the religious wars of France
The arguments on this appeal motion, the nature of which threw that necessity upon them, if it should be of primoner to be transported for 10 years. ten trade lalliecespieL the Wei Bipassiiit is la tbsi lona snort
bad been dewed. (*Cheers.) The men opposite were not only
which wan stated in our report yesterday, were resumed. opinion that It was, it would be judge-made law. The trench, end the baton of the oneemmisnikon wide\ hem aim to
opposed to monarchy but to every principle of authority.
Mr. F. Remelt hayine concluded his argument in selinsorl court mes afraid a great deal of law was judge-made law- OXFORD CIRCUIT.-ABINGDON, JULY 16. band lie this Nell hate we teed" he ilesee__., _Lte ne egar:foomr:
Was it en/y their anunimaries and circulars whose autho-
of Vice-Chaucellor knight Bruce's order refusing au in- for unless in every. reticular in an act of parliament there; Banes Ma. Unica Eats. believed ',serail, to be very light. ene w0g....
es 4 d-
eity they recognised ? They said France was republican.
tiltion an.d allowing demurrers to the information, Mr. was a specific provision, the application of one prineiple to CHARGE Or PZEJURY. were mimed at h. ed. per passe laet week my be clod • --.
and consplanied of her choosing a prince and a monarrhtc'
u replied. another constituted the law, and that must be mnared Joseph Caldwell, who was yesterday acquitted of the
legislature. The republic of the United States Ifal no
The Lord Chancellor fetid that as at present advised, he to a great extent judge-made law. The learned judge was charg of having shot at an under-graduate of Oxford at id. (aad In some eases above tbaM below the prism lamenied ten
more pooffide in France than the ancient form of republic.
of opinion that the demurrers must be allowed. The of opinion that these articles, which might be celled, if not Valeoin 11.:
af
:I y a 1 II
47. evl
orert : wesrlffist. rdiabigher,„„itraf read m57"..10 agootedcedi
with intent to do him grievous bodily harm miscalled upon days ego In other goods, the news by the Ansitiena steentettlp
It would destroy the source of her greatness, which was
esti naa whether, under an act of parliament like this. nee ,at least proper for the due sad decent celebra. to surrender to answer the charge of ha,ving committed Arctic hashed • tendency to strengthen the market,
unity. Ile would make a confession, which he had
.re- 'ea cm
tbe Attorney-General, on behalf of the public, bad power tion of divine service, were fit objects of the church-rate. wilful and corrupt perlurY. -
served till this moment. He had heen once imperialesiat.
to interfere to compel the perfume= of duties which this It had been urged that, to pronounce these articles proper The case was heard in his absence. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.- Norrinontsm,
At twenty he left college, with the canuon roaring in h.;
, aastiafr:kh:til,e mnbelwoerpeeetie
adj,,rird.
and decent, would be to take away the diwretion of the The charge seems to have arisen out of some money July 17.-The hosiery manufeetures in rinor:lnare sligtaly improved.
, company, by their act of porliament, undertook to perform.
ears, and thought the empire a fine thing But his lath
It appeared to him that the Attorney-General had no such parithioners to determine whether they ought or ought not transactions, in which the prisoner was very largely Tbe two great brandies carried on is the are drawers., =
a poor and laborious man, had given him a book to read
' wer. Ile could not extract from this information any to be procured ; but be (the learned judge) did not see the engaged in the city. Some long time ago, a clergy- Woos, and think and silk
kof that descri 'ion A dispute has akin
the delatee of the Constituent Aegemble. Thence forth he Po .
pod ground for gemming such jurisdiction. He took an force of that argument. If the parishioners would not man, who held a plot et ground in the neighbourhoW gloves, and we hove heard of • few
undoorseno4 how despotism had spoiled glory. (Cheers.)
rtunity of looking into the cases that were cited, and see
sene the trouble to object to the estimates, they must take ban Penh. We silk glove Irani*
gin want of money, obtained a loan from Mr. Robert rsteoewore on aut. wept mek,d. main, p.,cent ibires of elik and
Later, when the country was trampled by the invader, PP°
poor of them appeared to him to come up to this Cam. There the consequences On themselves. Under these Mecum. Loader, of Oxford, with whom the deee of the property gnu& Tina Is a decided Improvement, and Mil in all probability
when the sword was broken, and nothing remained of that
was deposited as security. A further sum was eubsequently bring the forelsn glove trade back to Nottischam, which Das lately
immense force, he had felt that to make the lot of a nation were some in which the Attorney-General's interference on
e pu c was mi e in er supp
behalf of th bli ad tt d • ord to Tess stances the court would admit the libel.
••••••• advanced to embroil, who then appeared in the capacity
depend upon • single head was the greatest of all errors, PREROGATIVE COUItT.-YESTERDAY. k. The warp hosiery trade is, how.
nuisances arising from the neglect of parties to do acts ef nerd for the clergyman. An application was made by even more____,,_def"omml thee the 'quo. of both ~.. 000 for. o. mOOO
been carried on eateasively at Mune.. The cotton glove trade is
and from that moment he had comprehended the nem- . Barons Ina 11. J. Fuer. LaMer to Caudwell about having a settlement of the efeeoeeo; ether=r•
r large qualm
eity of a princple. (Prolonged cheering.) Napoleon's ex- which they undertook to do. But here the information
asked that the defendants may be prevented from doing FITTS AND THOMAS V. Pert& matter, and then it was that Caudwell sought to is also impr..ving. The black elk brooches are is a very
apecut machinery. The fancy cotton bobbin-net trade
premien that t ranee would be either Comack or republican,
what they were by th• ir act house to do. His lordship The testator in this case, Mr. Thomas Pitts, late of Fare- make Loader his debtor. In the progress of legal proceeds Air state; this article being in gool request, great 'm-
elee the curse of a f Olen emperor. HiTalre3ll, tOO, at his
knew of no ease in which such • jurisdiction was exercised ham-elace, near Plymouth, died on the 12th May, 1819, at ings Caudwell made an affidavit that Loader owed him a provements havebeen made in tbe manufacture, and mere are la
death had uttered a sentence of despair. In eonclusion, he
either at law or in equity. Ile was desirous to state his an advanced age, leaving property which had been esti- certain sum of money in reference to the deed of the elm- contemplation. The silk trade,
b wfkad.chT:e ffellwrt "anrs Men re 57,."..,7,
would siy . Suppoie Louis Napoleon should le. re-elected
present impression of the case to relieve the partici from mated at 2,100/., after payment of a post-obit bond for syman. To-day witnesses were called, who proved being Tht.ted.nt ne&w:nalrhesnehh7
sersahl fe, . .
moue traremned, and principelly
against the tonstitutien. Elevated by the vote of France,
a. uxiety as to his judgmeut ; he would hereafter give it more I,ooos. The parties entitled ta distribution in the event of present at the time when Loader paid the money to """
;or Germany, lA in rather a flourishing condition ,• this augurs well,
the right would be given to hint, the duty, perhaps, might
in detail, but the effect would be as he had now stated, aud au intestacy were several nephews and nieces. Mr. Thomas Caudwell. as this has generally been the season when the lace trade was dull
seem ins:envoi upon him, of breaking down ull obstacles. Pitts, a grand-nephew of the deceased, propounded a wal The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was again crania thy best of times. The fancy silk warp lace trade is slowly and
Whet would the Assembly de ? They would resist, doubt- the motion elumiel be dismissed wills costs
bearing date the 9th November( 1818, under which he was called upon to surrender. He tail not, however appear, surely estendine, making many new and meet excellent aeries, tar
leas, during the week they had still a right to sit. But af- His lordship TOW before 2 o'clock to go to a council.
appointed sole executor and residuary legatee, the remain- and his lordship ordered the judgment of the cot'irt to be
terwards wioulol they treusform themselves ir.hi a Long Pars frames can produce. On all hinds we hear a un-
emcees/ in stamina end e;eganee anything that the Preach. Itaiian,
ing nephews and nieces being merely left legacies of 201. that he be transported for seven years and pay a fine of Is. m Beeeleh teeefh o f he *de (raw., the bobbin-no,
liament. To hinder the violation of the mustitiation would BllVitg ?ow Masten Or vna Boma. provements on e roun rauseS, t
each. Mr. William Pitts, a nephew of the deceased, and to the crown.
RCLUETA V. VINENT.-INJIINCTION. and tee warp frames. but the Continent moose. most of the tickler
they violate it themselves? (Cheers.) That was a terrible Mrs. Jane Thomas, a niece, on the ground of the teetater's Caudwell was in the town during the greater part of the ind thewsietasetirre'de, whlchis more profitable than the keiglieh
situatinn. The vielation, the prorogation, seemed to him Mr R pelt nd :Mr. Shadwell moved on behalf of the
1 • .'
f uss-
area the defendant from .e.t ' h.
prom ing in is incapacity at the time of execution, opposed the validity of day and as the trial was approaching a cleft he decamped, proluthens.-Noto limiere.
equally full of danger ; and that was the reason who he P amtit s, to re.st ..
and'no clue has yet been obtained of him. It is stated that, so-se-•-eo
voted fer revision. But if revision should not be earned.
' action at law•, us which he sought to recover a debt due to the will.
nut of the. pr.,.,,....-a, of c.•'n ca gee the lore/duce of Dr. Haggard, in support of the will, contended Mr. in anticipation of the result, he had made an assignment CORN-DANBORO, July 17.-This market was rather
he solemnly adjured his colleagues in that Asst ',ably to de- hint Thomas Pitts, who sucteeded to the deceased's business, of his property to his son, who has not long since attained fist tralar, but not lower for gomt Wh.at. Spring corn nearly In-
tend the constitution, and to cling to the principles whieli ce Men. met .
0, a .
nes in Luba and On which 'thes'plaintiffs, as con-
was a favourite nephew ; that there had been only one in- his majority. boot, exeept Ltarley, which is scarce, and commands full pins.
made the Assenthly superior to tke President or any other si4n" r lafin !, prte'r lien, until after lie had auswered
terruption to the confidence reposed in each other, and that OXFORD, JULY 17. Quotations as follows :-Wheat, 3a. to Se. Gil. per bushel. Barley,
oats. us. to 255. Beans, is. to 4s. I id. per
meeting of ci rizens. Let them save the law Irons being the amended bill.
Mr. Llo d and Mr. Willcock opposed the motion. war in reference to a loan in 1816 ; notwithstanding which, The commis' sionwae opened yesterday afternuon, and this ar''a. 258. per gr. -- '
broken, for legality was the only strength which remained
morning, the judges of assize, Mr. Justice Erle and Mr.
to them. The day of peril waa at band. Lit them The MeYster °title Rolls thought that the case of the plain- however, the deceased, acting on the principle of " forgive
and forget," continued his acts of generosity and kindness.
I varied b h amendments in• Baron Martin, attended Divine Service at St. Marr's
lic united, as on the dap of danger, which they had not for- tiffs was not substantial y L " - . was • short supply of waist from the farmers, but the trade was
BUIMINGHAIf, July 17.-At this day's market, there
Deduced into the bill, and as Lord • ugdale had diseolved He contended the deceased was of perfect capacity at the Church, after which they proceeded to the County Halt, Inanimate, and we make me al•eratina in our quotations of any de.
gotten. (Loud and prolonged cheering.)
an injunction on the merits disclosed by the elefendeat's time of the execution of the will, and that this was proved and commenced business, Mr. Justice Erle preeidiug in the wription. Barley wild slowly at previous rates. Very little doing in
In the sitting of to-day the debate was resumed answer to the original bill, he should refuse to grant the by treestimony of witnesses, and by the solicitor by whom Crown Court, and Mr. Baron Martin in the Niu Prius oats. Beane the turn cheaper. Only limited qoantities of peas could
be disposed of.
by present application. lender the circumstances, however, the ill as drawn up.
Dr. Twins followed on the same side. Court.
There was but one civil cause, Andeison e. Hoggar, BRISTOL, JOLT 17. - The corn market to-day was very
M. Pewee Deemer, who said that he felt it necona Ty ,
,lac thought that the costs of the motiun ought to be costs in
Dr. Jenner (with whom was Dr. Baylord) opposed the which was brought by the plaintiff, who is a draughtsman, dull, and with every description of corn there was • downward ten-
en venturiae with Isis little experitnce, to follow such illuo- me "nee- validity of the paper, and contended that the deceased's to recover the sum of 331. Is. 91., being the balance of an
teems orators, to remember that the republic called for the
BreolUt VicrCitascrivag Ksicom Bates. regard for his other nephews and nieces, as shown by former account due to him from the defendant, who is an matinee . The
dency in prices, though. from the esteeme quietude Mthe imuket,
there was no quotable reduction In mg nee description of grain
r, inhale, from farmers were small. The prim of the day were
amistanee of all her sons. Ile tuned k ive to comiratulate will!, never diminished, but continued up to the day of hie A I 1
LETTi V. LoNGMAN.-INJuNcTION. ono was eate,y engaged in bringing out an elaborate plan of aa fellow r-hiertisti wkeat, 38a. to 445. per irnp. qr. ; foreign white,4:s.
hitmelf uPtu the l''''t awl° of th;" ("at' - Inr'ner "tern. This ease Curie On urn a motion for an injunction, and death; that the eaceltiee of the teejatpy began to fail ia the city of Oxford, which has since ken published. The tor 40.5. per Mu les.; foreign red, extra floe qua ities, 40s. to 42.. per
siesta woeld not even permit the Ilanors of their silverside%
defence get up was that the plaintiff had been employed by dino; ditto, flne qualites, 3M.6.1. to 355. per dittos; ditto, oreinery
to he pronuunced ; but the republic allowed the tribune to hail been ordered to stand over in order to enable the plain- April, UM, and gradually sunk ; and that his regard fur
tiff to establish his title ut law, his complaint being that the his grand-nephew was never such as to make it probable the the defendant as a weekly servant, and had been
resound with the praises of its eternal enemies. We accept ~_, • testator would benefit him above tbe rest of his relations. paid quelitiere 325. to 31e. per ditto; hard, Ws. G.I. to 31s. ad. per
Rio; English seconds flour, 2sSer. to Ws. per tick ; United Plates,
weekly in the came way as the other persons in his employ. d
the combat which we have not provoked, and that the battle al .n.dants had
.publishcd a work which was a piracy on on
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. ace , sweet, 215. to els. pre barrel. English and foreign grinding
may be serious, every oue inuat keep upon his own ermine.
. ompited by him, and called the " Post-office Official The learned Judge postponed his decision.
bogy, ter. to 25s per 400 lbs. Peron and Welsh feed oats, las.
3lierothly Director." Co owe Cover. -throes MIS. Ivories Ewe- to 211.. per imperial quarter ; Irish white, 20s. to :10. tier 300 11. e.;
Yesterday, M. Berle er showed us the republic in a point of SHERIFFS' COURT.-VESSERDAY.
Mr Wi ram, for the dere mlantt, Mews. Longman, Paid Ilis Lordship, in charging the grand jury, congratulated UM hack, los. teem. per imperial quarter. English beano, 295. to
view which cennot be hi. own, for it is lie Ishii sonic years Barons no UNinasninurr Burnam. them that the calendar did not present eases which in point 3tr. per imkerial quarter. The arrivals fur the week art shipboard
!once saiel hoow ridiculous it was that the republic could that they gwere desirous of submitting to the injunction in-
This being County Court day, proclamation of outlawry . . , . . . . . ~ _ . . __ _
of number or crime were unusual, and remaraea tnat Mete have been-Wheat, nsa quartets. wary, sio quarers, trotl7, arra
never be spoken of without ita "cort.'ye "of the committee - „.., ..
stead frl trying the question. rit law... . was made by the authorised officer in the weal form. The
had been for many years a gradual though small decrease rucks. The diked return of the coon Inpretor gine the follow-
ed puhlic eefety. We are the children of the convention, ahe N ice-Chancellor said the injunetron must be granted
following persons were called upon to surrender to the suit log averages :-Wheat, 40e. EL ; oats, I9s. 7d.; burley, 235. Gd. ;
c ear, oweirte, of crime. tisane, 20s. 3d.
but the independent children. For us the cenvention is a and must be made perpetual. It seemed I h o
of their renpective creditors : Duncan Davidson Alves, at
BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A WOMAN. DEVIZES, July 17.-We had a small supply of Wheat
I ettle, where doubtlees there were victim.. (A voice on the that the peein,..tiff
.had not made.any remonstrance or appli-
the rent of Thomas Spencer ; F. William Fryer, at the suit
James Hufford was conricted of brutally assaulting Jane
Bight, h Don't excuse the executioners.") we acenew_ eation te me srs. Longman previously to the motion fur the
• of Frederick Beasley ; Watkin William Martin, at the suit Smith at W itn bbe t. h 1 t h had 'th again C.-day ; business opened at ell last week's proms,
.but at the
ey, y a tug er a ion t o e wi a leiter par, of the asweet Loewe. pre way • little, and, in some in-
-1141,9, the convention as • battle, we repudiate it as a go- injunctron. This he ought to have Ilene. Me.sirs..i.ong-
or Edward Barnard ; Georg, F. syeenham, at the suit of
poker, and was sentenced to seven ' t tat' ff 1 th 1m k
years ranspor ion. stances, purchases were e ected at ls.• quarter ower an t wee .
verament. You deteet the convention because it conquered man might, after sucli notice, have.maas some Inquiry, or
Mods Mayers ; Bernard Brocas, at the mit of Edward Ed-
STEAllso Le to FROM rite ROW" or A CUT:HeiI. the tew aamples of Harley offered saki at to mer prices. Beane and
soot heroic Vendee, I oemuse it vanquothe ol tii et army of Conde .
have offered to stay farther proceedings an the ssle, or have
ward.; William Wilcocks Sleigh, at the relit of Daniel
submitted tn t e injunction. Edward Wafer wai convicted of stealing :1901bs. of lead Peas no alteration. Wheat, white, 475. ; te:it red, 41s. to Ws.; mid.
;k tech canto sword in hand to reustehlieh privilege., hecatew h- ' • • The justice of the case re-
he h Davies and others ; Stephen Temple, at the suit of John
hat there should be no cods payable tween t e . . from the fof C Ch b 1 - • • d t •
eggs um ,an sem serdence o nine Ming, 365. to Co ; inferior, 275. to Me. Earley, 2 is. to 275. Oats,
it retook Toulon, which your frienole Mel surrenolered to the 'Par"! t • • . • e Ihek honderpont ; Reuben Terriwest, at the suit of Carlos
months' imprisontuent and hard labour. I sa. to 245. Mop, 295. to 375. Nam, 10e. to 1.54. per qr. Flour,
plaintiff and Messrs. Loneman up to tne time or service oi
enemy, and it was fur these thine, that we hoonour it. Butler Coney ; Sir Windham Carmichael Anstrnther, at any, per sack, 325. to Ms.; weeds, xes. to 32.1.
notice, but that the costs efterwards must be paid by Myren.
M. BUY012:11:11AU4 --The convention pzurrueded the Le to is 1 • see two suits ; Catharine Morrieon, at the suit of Joseph Wit- miDLAND cmcurr. N I ,
ORTIIAMPTON, I. LT 17. FauNnsw, July 17.-The supply of Wheat was rather
attune te 1, alllt . kinsou ; Hector Harvest, at the suit of Samuel Cathcart ; The commission for this county was opened yesterday
guillotine all ever France. limited, trade firm, at the rates of last emir. Wheat, per lead, from
John Edwards, ut the suit of Francis Brown ; Bernard •
evening, and at 9 o'clock this morning Mr. Baron Parke M. 10s. to De Barley. els. to 284. per qr. Osta, Nis. to 26e. real,
,-I. PASCAL Donut then nail a passage (rein the " Me. limas Yiev-CmareeLtort Team&
attended divine eervice. 30r. to 31s. Beans, 32e. to 31s.
?what of fit Helena," in whieh Napooleon mid that if the B eVI.ET V. DAMPIRIL Gregory, at the suit of Isabella A. Meares: Henry J.
iiironde had sum, ded on the 3lst of May the enemy Mr. W. Morris movel to have this special ease advanced Noyes, at the suit of Lewis Hagris ; Edward See John
- ' Minima at the auit of Charles 1 homes I'mtt ; Witham 8. The calendar contains the names of 16 prisoners only, of GODALMINO, July 16.-The demand for Wheat con-
. inactive, but former prices were about supported. Wheat,
mould not have been repulsed in the eampuign of '93 ana and put in the list oof petitions for the next petition day. . v, . whom two are charged with child murder, two with man-
'Hi. Yes, there woe Mood upon the tri.eoloured flog which 3 H T 1 •J hn Potter Mac
'he Yiee-CMoocellor made the order, and said it was his Porter, at the suit of J. . ay or ~. o - trrion'3" to 43•.• shit 40s to 41 • fine 45s to Di. Mune 2.31.
slaughter, two with cutting and wounding, one with an tee- '''' ' se' ' e• " ' jpe ' gie - '
een at the suit or Joseph Joel ;li infield Attenburgb, is. Peas, 30s. to 3.5. Beans, 10s. to 335. Oats, to . per qr.
we wow d over th • ruins of ynur monarchy but the people intention to ha some day after the lag seal for hearing all Ou .
t. . attempt to procure abortiorn, one with anon, two with fors
lamed out that blond ist lelB, when the'l abolielied the the special casee and claims which were in his list, that they tof Richard Kirkman Lane • Willi Wode-
at tn • set .
... . .
.. . - stogy, one with perjury, three with rubbery, and two with , •re
MANNTON July 17.-We had a very dull trade to-day
house, at the suit of Jemes king , Henry. N% 'them mar- (or en grain. Wheat sold at last day's rens, and there is plenty for
political seethilet. You vaunt the We...singe of monarchy might all be disrobed of before the vacation. common temente&
during footmen tontine... In one night the monarchy , __ _ riott, at the suit of Frederick Augustus Dam. the demand. Millers will 'Snot buy beyond their wanta. Lent corn is
The cause list contains an entry of seven causes, of which • ' • -
quite at a stand ; there is very little Inntee. of any kind.
ear/diced num victims than any revolution au Europe. Our ARCHES COURT-Vesiennsv. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-VESTERDAY. three are epecial juries.
'others' lint . were laborio.u. enough, pare to their mites. Bunts ma 11. J. Vow. Barna six. Consusesemen. nee. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.-CA MANNINGTREE, July 17.-We have bad a steady trade
nmpt, Juts 17. to.day in Wheat, at last week's prices. No spring eornioffermg.
l'orniog VI the qui stion, lee said that mistier' could only CoRDT AND OTHTIN r. BENTLEY. IN RE GUMMY.
lead to the estaldisliment of a monarchy, or the welling, The eceart delivered its judgment this morning upon The bankrupt, a licensed victualler and cattle dealer, of ligroin, 31a. Imre, TAI.MULD. Newnrar, July 17.-Our supply of Wheat this day was
li et of l'eM' Nel'ken.e lw'wer''. Monarchy wa" halms- the admission of the libel in this suit, for the subtraction of Copley, Bedfordshire, applied for his certificete. The MANSLAUGHTER. only moderate, which met a steody sale. the best denriptions rather
sibl., because it could not moored to the requirements uf enureh rates, thc areumeute in which were heard on the accounts, re d b M l' ti fl 3 • hall tr t
p pere 7 r. et 3, o ming -8 ce , °woo
J. .Soynes, aged 19, was iudicted for the wilful murder Of exceeding the prices of last week. Barley maiwains its prices; but
Modern society. Ihe impotent attempt of July 1330 had I Ith of limitary lain. The case had stool over for aome showed debts amounting to 6521. ; estimated assets about e Tamucen an Aus 'an seaman
pp. , tri . Outs and Beans are dull, and rather lower.
proved it. time, in the hope, rather than the expectation, that sonw From the evidenec of the witnesgos for the prosecution
120/. The bulk of the bankrupt's property bad been o. Ah • t. 3 3 - . 33 ~ Peyatourn, July 17.-The Wheat trade was very dull
M. seit Le *arum erieveg sr, who had been called to the final result would have been arrived at with respect to the taken in execution under a bill of sale. is appeare„ turn toe neeeinen, accompanied hy two or nlii ibis morning, and POMO of the late arrival. from France Irma been
tribune by :is allusion uf 111. Pascal Dupre, took occasion Uraintree Caall, which would have furnished this court with Mr. Law ce attended to op . on behalf of eertain raw
ate; had left their vessels, thee lying the Bute-docks, sold at shout It per qr. below last week'ssriceis. Tke prostects for
C rdiff, and passed through a disreputable part of the tbeerops of cam continue good in this
~ mtr it. Wheat is making
to declare that revision meant merely the appeal to the some rule or principle on which these questions were to be appear m no prose, . n a ouru-
credi who it ed 1 d t • 1 A dj rapid progress, and the showers now (along are likely to be of Lena.
station %Mitch he hail proposed le mouth* ago, with this decided. That hope, unfortionately, hod not been realised, meat was thereupon asked for to allow them to do so. town, called Charlotte-street. They visited a public-
house called the Noah's Ark, where they saw Ann itt Welt neetati°°'
shfference, that whe•reas he made all depend on the loyalty and therefore it found itself now celled upon to give its His Honour did not think that any good ground hail 11 •II •1h li d bbed f h h f ROYSTON, July 17.-Wheat trade very slack. Last
owe s, a got w o a ro one o t em t roe or our
of the sateen. mei...ten woulol make all di pent' on the low- opinion as to the admissibility of this libel, which been shown why the creditors had not come in and preyed. week's prices barely supported. Wheat, 248. to 295, per load. Oate,
idly of the representatives chosen. lle wound up by say- hea been given in. It was a suit for the subtraction But the c was clearly one in which he could not grant days previously' The party robbed tidied the deceased to ,s_._ „e_.
per
qr.
ing that he mauled either the legitimate monarchy or the of thumb rates, brought by letters of request front an i ediate certificate, as the bankru h d ' -
pt a given a pre .
request the girl to return the money, as he could epeak "'
,a' `°.
renubbe, and nothing else. He did not comprehend the the Cunsistmg of the Court of Chichester, against Mr. fi. 1 all ' le 20 • h
gence to one crer Hoe, owtng un to get s. in t e English better than the others. At this time them were in the LXlBittner, July 17.-We have a very scanty supply of
utility of a debate which roulel only kad to a negative re- William Bentley, a parishioner of St. Nicholes, Brighton. d, while his other sixty- nine creditors would probebly r •
oum only the three foreigners and three girls-the land- corn at tmilaY's market. end, the Cattle Mum. at‘ileid.or being own to
the public, we have very few farmers in attendance here. %%heat has
soft. Ile Onto recurred afresh to hi* idea of an tippeal to for the recovery of a rate tis which he had been assessed, potun lord'e daughter, a girl named. Humphreys, and the girl
f le 11 1 ail l• t tl I. t
no get •an ing. c i gone on strugg Ing o ie Ja . Met a PICIIf sale, and prices are equal to thoc teolised last week. The
Howells On the deceased ask n for th mo . the • - -
the nation, whieh be defended with much warmth. amounting to nmeteen shilling. one penny throe farthimpi. Then, h• profit., during his two years' trading, had been , - , -1 g e nt y gad wet sege ie 32tr; the average priori 475. per qr. hi spring corn there
Axton Moo, having ineceedal to the tribune, main- It appeared that in 1816 and 1817 certain vestry meetings .
ettif ; tLe expen , 2431. ; and !mem, 1801, ; notwith- 'creamed colt ' Murder." on. w hich the daughter of the he so Aartatjoll to notice.
!Word thot the constitution roubl nut he revised before the had bei u held, and at all of them rates were proposed and standing which his domestic and personal expenses had landlord (pr:soner's half-sister) walked out through WORKINGTON, July 16.-There was but a limited sup.
law of May was repeal, il, with the other laws of repres- fejr.etrd by u majority of the persons present, and that uu bee. we the back door, which led to Regent-street, another ply of Wheat, being not nearly bolt an average one. Miners showed
14011 which hael leen passed. Ile then intend into a lung further proceedings were taken until an applieatiou was •
the bankrupt alleged that he had had a large family, and disreputable lecality In less than two minutes after no dispoltion to purchme and sates were slowly effeoted at last
eft, two men came into the room, the week's rates. The supply of Oota and Barley was shutter to that of
he 1 * ' '
develoPment uf the system. which has been advocated in the mule by the vicar of the.parish, stating the circumstances that his expenses had been much augmented by sickness. e . . . Wheat, and MOS bought up, at previous rates. Wheat, Ilis. to
Pre, le, of the governinent of the people loy itself, of in au allielevit, and preying the Arclodeeconry Court tocell lie had given the bill of sale to Mr. Higgins as security screaming having at that time ceased. One of the
• o . • 10,.. Gil. Barley, 10s. to lie. Oats, Os. 9d. t , 9s. Gal. Flour, per
consulting the impul a suffrage upon the removability upon th.• church* ardees to ehow Cause why a monition for money borrowed ; and when he got into difficulties roe • , ._Yt, „ , ,
n (to-da identified as the prisoner immeniateiv on
- , It „se ,_ se stone, Is. lute to 2a. Oatmeal, Is. 8.1. BarteyBour, Is. 24 Ble-
ar mooed:me.. and ether quo 'lion.. He then !recta the shoed not iesue a eiinet them to take the neccesary steps in had requested Higgins to offer • composition for him, but .hsrmag '°'" '''' ".°m, `°°'' °P a Nacro e"ee neeeasen to flour, Is. Id.
',Sauey of enonarrhy, gathering all facts who h could illus. mike to secure the repairs of the church. The articled he declined to do so. t e ground, and instantly left the room. Iles companions se
er erruronu July 16.-With very moderate arrivals of
trete %jib moot three the evils uf that form of government. pleading these previous meetings were unnecesaary, but the took him to a druggist's shon and eventuell on board his '. ' • ' •
Ifie llonour said he should suspend the certificate for e • • ' ' y gram once haturday, our mai ket has undergone scarcely anychange.
The whole 'perch farmed prepars tl with great care, and overt thought it unedvisable to make any alteration in the twelve months from the date of the bankruptcy ; when '
shi . Ile expired on the evening of next day. On era- Prices of all article, may be quoted tbe same as at the elsse ot Int
spolel.l with p011...h0t gems of sloquence, Which Were fee- libel in that respect. and so delay the expo:ohm of its opinion granted to be of the third cl ; protection to be withheld ,
nitie.irteni examieation, it Ira% discovered that the unfortunate week, but the aMount ot business passing is limited to the name-
quentls tutetrupted in th, delivery by puerile epigrams ar to the general ashnissims. The rate in dispute was made till the bankrupt had undergone throe months' imprison- n had sustained a fracture of the scull, and death bad re- Cate wants of purchasers.
loom lied from the trenches of the Itlght. for the necessary repairs of the church of St. Nicholas, moot. milt ' •
eil front extravasation of blood on the brain- ei.le wa..... a EDINBURGH, July 16.-There was a good supply of grain
Gm nit ling would clooo with this speech. Brighton, arid the chilpel of St. Peter's, in that parish, and fine, healthy young man, about 21 years of age. 4he police in the market to.day. From the great demand, and the excellent
the rate appeared. according to the estimate of the repeire, INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-VESTERDAY. experienced great difficulty in finding out who the perpc- maple' of Wheat, sales were quick, everaging eilly le. per quarter
'lle contraction of a lean to cover the t :pease. of to meant to about 800/. The libel, after stating the net Bernie Ma. Contristossa Low. motor of the act was, the parties in the house, upon the enteral sales. There was lithe or no demand for Barley -
pttnsortlinary works will depend on the vote relative 38 the. 111 d hi h I
..._., un_er w_e_ toe chapel of St. Peter's wit Ix Tit, MATTEIt OF JOHN FREDERICK AIICHBOLTI. if net confederates, being extremely reluctant to gtve
• ades dull. Oata sold well, and going up in prim. Beans sold quickly,
but fell a littie. Wheat, atts. to 4ft. Barley, Ms. to 30a. 21e. id.
to the Lyons Railway. The !..1:1 will be contracted built, pleadoel the coesecretion of that chapel, and the The case of Mr, Archbold, the barrister and law writer, the slightest information. Eventually suspicion rested upon to ere. ee„ Beesis, see. so es..
liabilim of the parishioners of St. Nicholas to keep it in el came before the court Mr Surgood appeared, Gs on the prisoner, and he was apprehended in a coach-boot at
only in ease the railway fail to the charge of the • -ir •h Id h e atm ' ' • dTr • est all t mil • f C riff 0 be' tak GLASGOW HORSE FAIR.-The annual Horse market,
repatr. hat at a vestry meeting e on t e 1-th of August, the previous occamion, to oppose fur several creditors, an sgOr , I ace, en es rota or 1 . n mg en
state. ;ince:ion with Glasgow lair toot 'duce On Wetke-day, in the
Ma , a npecification and estimate of the expense of repairs an adjournment for a week was prayed in order to make into custody, he said to the officer, " I know that you are ihere
1 rd t Graham's-square. Thwe was • large supply of
A letter from Sierra Leone. of June In, mentions necessary tor St. Nicholas and St. Peter's were laid before at. arrangement. The Court assented, awl the caw was looking fur Ille. Ido not deny the charge, but mine is not l.
mares, thoughanot more th.in in former years. Buyer,' were, how.
the seizure of • French behooves by an English the parishioners, on which occasion a rate was refused. adjourned. the hand which etruck the blow." ever. scarce, yet beasts of really govii quality readily found
That • monition having suluequently been decreed to issue On the part of the prisoner a number of witnesses were furchasere, at grices the range of irldeh showed little dd.
cruiser. The French steam-frigate l'Eldorado has- - 1 ' • ' Benne Ma. Coanionosma renew.. e . _ _
.. _ . . _ , . . _
believed . t f u
a,
ien
Bev.
va,.
co..
against the rhurchware ens to call a vestry, murder to make The matters before the learned Cerumissioner were not twinned, and, it their evidence nen to be it nega. erenee Dom oae o u erg
trussi to Sierra lAvine to examint• into the affair. a rate, loud& vestry meeting was held on the 9th of December, of an important character, and the court rose early. A case tired the whole case made out for the prosecution. The pod harness Dome, of which there was a good supply,
'lle funds were nearly stationary. The VATS 1847, the specification and estimate of the expense of re• was decided on Wednesday :which involved • novel point. witnesses admitted on both sides to have leren in the house av"ea.gedCbrierioacase IV* i4w
234istel.retra'ins uperior ....tthrztrz
rt.,...,i at 05, with a fall ui 5c -th Threes liAl 10e Pair% were
. , e leid be fore it, the repairs of St. Nicholas being A party had been in prison eight years and tiled his petition, when the occurreuce took place, to-day swore that the changed bands, at prices ranging from 70/. tu SM. a pair. The latter,
'' c.timated at 27e1. 3.. 8.1., of St. Peter's 1571. 17s. 41. ; in- but did not go on with his CAW. He now wished to pro- foreign sailors' conduct was exceedingly violent, that they we believe, was the top price fibtainNl, though one dealer refused
and closed at ti 11.911.
cidental cepeneco of tho churchwardens for the current cied :aid to change his attorney without paying his costs, brandished knives, and held the throat of the girl Howells, 1101. for a remarkaulv line pair. The male Homes shown were none
year Pie/. 64., Alla. 101/. 3e. ffil. ; and the expense of rate- on the ground, as urged by Mr. Dowse, the barrister, for threatening to kill her, &c.; but it was a most singular ot them ern-rate. Those that were sole brought from 20t. to JuL,
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hook. 751. It pleaded the necessity for the rate was not the prisoner, that he had waived his claim by suing the ap- circumstance that all these wituesses managed to hamlet:a but they did not seem to be msen inquired alter. Altogether, the
SPAIN. disputed, nor was any objection made to the ',reification plicaut and getting a verdict against him, which he was out of the room at the time the unfortunate deceased was OArtteet for Ilrelashf a ddleheue• etiolgdrest number of Pigs were also
tees ranging from 30s. 1
or estimate, and that eventually the rate of Id. iu the obliged to do to lave the Statute of Limitations, as it was struck ;so that none of them could bay who the man was te eje fan"' meg W were "er I
„.„......._
puund was proposed to the meeting. That two amend- stated in answer to the objection. who had perpetrated the outrage. The evidence of the -
A telegraphic despatch from Madrid, dated on the resents having been moved, were declared hy the chairman Mr. Commissioner Phillips had considered the matter, witucones for the defence was exceedingly conflicting and CATTLE, &c.-Loecoz.x.-The fat stock market on
afternoon of the 17th. states that the government to be illegal, and were not put to. the meeting ; the one, and allowed the costs to the petition. contradictory in its details. Wednesday last prevented a red snow ot Beast. and Sheep, and the
that the moire lona and free keeping of the church of St Order accordingly.
had announced that d.ty to the Cortes that the • t - - . Mr. Justice Telfuurd havine summed up the evidence, greater portion were sold off. Reef, 6e. per stone; Mutton, sd.
Nichols,. and St. Peter be done by voluntary contribu- _ ___ the jury, after a few minutes deliberation, found the pri- per lb.
Craven had entered upon the fifth menth of her preg- eions, in accordance with the statute law of the land ; and ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. saner • Gulley of manslaughter." Sentenced to trans- NEWARK, July 16.-We have had only a small stock
naney. Thee announcement was nvtived with pro- the other, that the consideration of the present rate be ad- portation for life. market toalay, neitbuyers nor sellers numerous, and prices about
longrd acclatuat ions. • journed to that day six months. The court hail not been lIONIE CIRCUIT.-HERTFORD, JULY 17. The case occupied the whole day. as bat week. Not much business done, and the market may be
able to tind the statute law referred to. The libel then quoted as rather fiat. There were 51 sheep, 17 beasts, and 111 pigs
The business of this circuit commenced yesterday, by the - - rimed.
_ pleaded that upon the original motion beinß put, it was opening of the commission for the county of Hertford, and THE POLICE COURTS. EntsnciON, July 16.-The supply of cattle wits:r.,,
NEW MINISTRY IN DE.NNIARK. negatived by a large majority, nearly two toonc-the nuiu- this morning.both courts were opened at ten o'clock, Chief
hen being 47 for it and 90 against it ; but that the chair. e - the number, 445, ming 49 more than last week. Demand at
Suttee Jervis presiding on the civil side, Mr. Baron Alder- MARYLEBONE. prioes a shade higher than last week. Top price, re. 3d. for the
-- man declared the votes given against the motion to be the- son in th Cro C rt The 1 lel d the
e wn
.ou . gao ere en er 4.11
We have intelligtneg front thopenhageneof the 14th gal and thrown away, mid that the original motion was list ca"e Police constable Hughes, 137 8, was charged with having sorts, rs. and down to tle. Gd. per Dutch Moue. A good clear.
are both very light, and the Chief 'loathe° disposed of • &nee mos effected. There was a large supply of sheep aM Lambs this
inst. On the evening of the I 3tlt the King rented carried. It pie ailed the assessment made on Mr. Bentley the whole of the common • • li I h
jury cases in tt e more tan an Illegally taken into custody James Grey, a sub•bailiff of the _. _ _ _ _ us
ehen .
ee
inOTISIBE , me nuinoer, 4,sul, PALM last eek. 'I be
'' for Da nt
the appointments of his new ministry. t'ount • yme -of this rate' and Itt forth the value of the hour, and he then tried some prisoners. • Blooinsbu C ty Court
ry oun .
.. attendame of buyers was numerous, bat mks were very dull, and 10,
premises to which he was assessed ; that application for pay- On the 2, th ult. Gray and Pegler, another sub-bailiff, aiio in... h.foo. Is , down. Top prke of the best black.trod
Moltke toe President of the Council. without n port- went had beeu made and a refusal ' d 1d d
given an cone u t in Crows allall.-Blaoaa Me. ream Aumasor.
LORD CAtleltSLL'S NEW ACT. went to 55, Brill-row, Somenetown, to levy upon the goods Mutton, eel. per lb. ,• current top, 3d. ; current price, Md. and down.
folio, and three member" of the old cabinet, namely, the usual terms, by stating the proceedings which had ful- Mr. Freight tbe Clerk of Arrai ns, called the att t' of
e of Mr. Smith, for the sum of 51. Ild. • they seized four pie. wards. Top price of Lam _ ,ba tn. per bead; current price tor the
alreeirri. Clansmen, Interior ; Rusenon, Justice : and lowed. The atltunsion ot this allegation mu oppesed on the learned u'ol th ditfi 1 g wh• h •en
'o-
j ge to o cu te ie had amen under tures, when a female came in and said the property was heel kinds, MM. to II& ; middling and inferior sorter 7s. to 1125. per
General Ilausen. War. are rephiced severally by behalf of Mr. Bentley, and the lineation tu d
rne upon the Lord Campbell's new set, creating various new offences, hers, and ehat the should. give them into custody if they
omia.
bead. At the close of the market a great quantity of Sheep remained
M. 'Misch, Auditor-General Schuh aud General vaillfl of the rate. The court had no doubt that the yes- and other matters relating to crinnuals. It appears that by twk theNctures away ; they in the exercise of their duty
Flensburg. try been duly called, and that the estimate of the ue- the ilth section it is enacted that in all cases where a pre- carried em off, and when they had got as far as Drums --- --
cessary repairs together w ith the specification were laid he- vious conviction is charged in the indictmeut against u ri- mond-street defendant collared Gray, telling him that he DAILY WEATIIER TABLE.
A new ministry is created fur the Duchies of liol- fore it. There could be no doubt of the liability of the pa- loner, that ho is not to be given in ch rge u fl must take hint for felony, the Woman having fullowed up,
pon his portion • •
stein and Lauenburg, vt hieh is entrusted to Count rishionen of St. Nicholas to repair the chapel of St. Peter's of the indictment until after the juryashall havetreturned a and insisted upon giving him in charge. Gray mid to -
Reventlow-Crimiuil. Tim special ministry for under the act of payliament already refered to. Souk ob- verdict of guilty against the puisoner upon the l'ee '
gler " You come too " and he (Gray) told the constable Finnan', Jurr 18, 1561.
serrations were made durine the argument with res et to • • that they were officers of the county court, and had taken The State of the Weather at each of the following places at
Schleswig remains in the hands of M. liardenfleth. the Ilmie d b • •-1
h. Pc principal charge. The officer of the court suns h • d ti So • it t Nine o'clock t Ina • Th
-tree ease an_ tee present eon welch the rate awed that if tho, *oak,. were to be ..., ,t e pictures un ee exeCtl on. me patio's were s own 0 yes e y morning. • stations ars
It will be wen, front the names excluded, that the in that care was Made, but he (the learn d •
_J dr) was ;needy the fact of the prisoner's coneictioo eig "" aiow' the officer, but he knew nothing as to their genuineness, arranged in ender of latitude.
democratic element lute been ahnoot completely ell. not inclined to enter into that question. c Thue eeisiun many -cases be legally brought to the noticeceof the court and as the charge was strongly pressed the constable felt - --
minated. The programme of the new ministn• •
. la, .
of this court in the Braintree ease had hitherto not been at all, as in the case of a I - f .1 &
pea o gut tv, e., and be, there- Course of Mama of
himself bound to prefer it at the station-house, when Ser. NON of Prow wino. gaits of %mi..,
w
as was supposed, the integrity of the united Danish Intrtaa c -ti '
h d uestions had becn raised u nit with res
Po Peet fore, wished the direction of his lordship as to what course o -
oeant Moody the acting inspectors upon looking over the
' d • et h el G 1 - ---
monarchy. to which great differences of opinion had existed in common should be taken. papers produce to tic arge ray, an hence had PSYsnowes- . N.M. Geniis Breese Overcame
law. Thc principle in that ease, taking it from the opinion Mr. Baron Alderson went out to consult the ChiefJ ' arisen the present proceedings. 1nima110ri11.""...."......« S.W. Gentle lamas Overage
of that very learned judge Chief Justice Tiudal, the court in the other court, and upon his return he said th Mr. Robinson, for defendant, cross-examined Gray and Itaana...„_„." - Calm Omoses
BELGIUNL-The Belgian Court of C'assation has understood to be this-that the repair of the church ISaa a appeared that if the strict letter of the section Was" aaeivt Pegler, and submitted to the bench that the defendant had see.„.„,..„..'"""'"'"'"" -•••• efreuw• ~,..strealr„_ ..,,,_ltewet ~______Overeett
rej.ected the appeal of Viscount Dos:argue on every common law obligation which th p s 1
e ari teener, wrebo n
e ud up to, that in many eases the prisoner never could be given w
act ot been guilty of the slightest dereliction of duty, and that - '"'"""" "'•"' ""'""'" "`-''''' ""'"'""'
Tenearees
point. - to diecharge, and had no right to discuss whether they in charge at an e • • • • he was bound to take a charge of felony which the female Bastromota.. „. ICE. Gentlellrene Patti&
pon a previous conviction, and as thus was y Cloudy
would repair or not, but simply how the common law ebb- evidently not the Intention of the lestislature h
, t ey were of had pressed against the officer. GREENWICH...- Calm Orareast
gation would be best performed, and, if the majority re- opinion that the old practice should-be pursued, of ' Mr. Long said it appeared that the defendant had acted ,a,_____cnnar ....so W. List% Airs Partially Candy
SF. PANCRAS PAROt latt. ASSOCIATIONS.-The fused to make • rate far the necessary purpose, the wino- upon the prisoner to 1 d h h 1
pea to tewo e of the c from what he contidered to be a sense of duty, and not t"""'l° •• aw•Ew• Tine
anniversary festiral of the above saute:aliens to commemo. Tit,' at the same vestry might make that rate. So far, against him ; and when he was given in charge to the j thoccema
with any vindictive or improper feeling toward, the officers re. ~..• ""'"'" g*„..- Pine
rate the lgth anniversary of Holihoeseei Act. took plate on therefore, as the specihcation and estimates referred to the that portion of the indictiumet alle * f - eu7'
ging a ormer conviction of the County Court, of whom he had no previous know- enw - ---., is',W, Pudi
BMW meetly Clomy
Wednesday at Ilighburvßien Tavern. Mr. It .. F.Brettingham repairs of the church in rovidinif those things necemarY would be omitted. ledge, and all that could be said against him was that there Ciamansm ..:. ..
Calm Partially Moo
in the chair, supported by the borough =emigre Sir B. for the due and decent ce ebration of divine service, this ARSON. was perhaps an error in judgment. . Bamme -.....-
8. Fine
Hall, Bart., Lord Dudley Stuarts and Mr. Williaots, NA,. case came preciaely under the principles of the Braintree Adam Chalkley, 9, was indicted for fele • •
measly settus fire Comphunant's solicitor here intimated that even now, if ,_Yalamtat o•-• N.E. Gentle Breese Cloudless
for Macclesfield. Afterilinner the chairman. in proposing case ; but it appeared there were certain other things to an oat stack, the property of John W • • g defendant would make an apology, it would be excepted. ~„'"'werec
estrope, with intent &W.
the e Queen and royal family," dwelt upon the reform which, although they did not stand on the same footing, to ininee hen. Superintendent Ferguson hereupon stated that the cam- - '''' Pine
Maar -....
which had taken pluce in the court since the last of the had been repeatedly held to be reasonable and proper, and Mr. Hawkins prosecuted. Mr. T. Chambers defended missioners, before whom all the facts had been laid by the N
vernionen....„
U•colvv.-3(r. Manning gave " The People, the only lege- might be determined un by a majority. of the vestry, and the prisoner. County Court authorities, were only anxious that the case Imeour B.W. Cloudy
trate source of power.'" He moet heartily concurred in that when such elpe toes should be incurred and addi- The circumstances of this case were so should be fully gone into. If the constable had done ClarTritnaLD
mewhat remark- Cioudy
the spirit of this Mem ; a government coulil not be good bona made, then they would stand on the same abl wrong he ought to be punished according to law, but as to Igallawe,„...,„°' N.
which e e. It appeared that the prosecutor was a farmer at Ash Cloudy
listed merely for the benefit of the few, nor un- footing as the other articles necessary for the cc- well, in this count • d • Id . any apology on the part of an officer, they could not allow - -
km it ex y, an it wal seem that the priso r 7 - - finervieso N.B.
presided and kept pace with the age in which it le brateon of divine service, and might be recovered had never been in his • • - we- such a thing to take place. Fins
existed. The resent government was ca ble of '
being pu- under a suit for subtraction of church rare, Ii Iflas not him and could not have had an
service, or in any way connected with 8 eimissed.
UMMODA 1nenr005......... W. Gentle Breese Goodie=
rifled ; it belonged to the people to pa
' b h thl
. l hiCh
'
make it good ani necessary to go t roug e atter attic es, w were y motive for the offenee he
Hum 8.8.E. Cloudy
gale. The other toasts w •• c. had committed. On the sth July the prisoner was at work -- s - Fine
ere ,ir B. Hall and Lord comprised in what were denominated the ornaments with some Noomurrow NM.
1). Stuart," " The Liberal M men in a field near the village, and he was Coady
mons," " The Church., _ ember* of the House of Com- of the church-the repairs of the bells, the organ and sent to the beershop with a bottle to fetch some beer and MARKETS. Toss E. Ftre
dens " g •
. • , .. . ttr , e.--Sir B. Hall, in re- organist's salary, the pew-openers and the beadles, with NIWCAlrTia
turning twines, ma tnat It mos •gr t bread and cheese. lie was then seen by a man to go up to Bowan ........ ...« N.W. Fine
ea encouragement to respect to which the Parishioners had a discretionar7 the back of the oat-stack and alm t • edia '-y afte WOOL.-BilanTORD, July 17.-The sales in Wool this Mammy
hiss to be able to feel in the House of Commons hen 1 i h ei her ado t o e' t the oti f ' us
smns
tel-
r-
w ads power, an mg t t • p r r ice . m on or &pm by no means rates:eery; the whole affair is from hand to l'aniMil.* N.
winning the liberal cause that he was s wards it burst into flames, and the whole stack was Fias
upported by 400 noo such expenses be• incurred An observation had been consumed. The prisoner when he was taxed with h. '
of Ids constituents, any influence be might has'. didno meelle tha mg
t". . mouth, and at prices which do not remunerate the Napier. In Colo-
-mnft nisi Wools the sales are oow commencing, and these sales being th
t - t not oue sin le oejection was taken to any of set the stack on tire began to d
WOW him say power of delivery, but from the high post those itc ath e gry ting • that the. - ' ' • cry, an at first denied it, at iorget Minna the year (my Ge,ooo bales) will establish • prim wide: THIS DAT, Nowt.
lion l• which he had been placed by their sulfr . "yise. and •Iwr t e 1 *" hernee - ' • srefficataon the same time declaring that he had no lucifer matches in it. she as • buie toe calculances for several recedes to . Niels thane et Wind. Iltreneth el Wind. Rate of the Weather.
le.W. Gentle Breese.
Mk. DOW drawing to a clew was a most unsatisfactory estimates were lard fore the vestry, an therefore his possession ; but ea his being searched two 'tidier Id shorn are la ter request, and priors wellemperted, &hey owing Clear.
OM, HMIs hod been done for the advancement of the people, sobjeiet=hwae
• r had an opportunity of meting and raising matches were [mind In his whet, to diminithed production. The returns nom the following places did not reach Chia
fhla WO nth the fault of the liberal !members. They ; and not having done so that the natural in- Mr Chambers on behalf of th:tat •
were enema would be that the nted. It and the - * , 0 nsoner, said he really mAsuFACTIams,-Biumpinw 3.,,,,, v 7. - ~...._ . OROS in time for publication yeeterday• they therefore
pleithri OR the Int night of meeting neat session • mat- wiausson loft
it
to
the, y . c
..00t !ppe . c
...
.. did not know what answer t e. lie could not deny nen la no change ta Mis hossai. tk, bmi'o7,'Z'imii4 the'r`g•ta; Wheats the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at
son idea be loped would be such us tomerit approbation, came en toe a • ' ir counsel o oin when th WWI that the act had been committed by the prisoner, but it was pastime commodes es pesoleasiL no dolma ire not yet wave, alue o'clock'
mission, and certainly they had not been •
Mk want well received in the metropelie it would not be very abstemious in that ole T le • evident that he had no animmity towards the prosecutor, sod theft Arms le mein* hit by the splemrs. la_prioss no alter. Loma= ...m.o N.
j tion he awned e Clear theme Fantail, Goody
mil nellahed by the province.. He hoped the new Belem after referring to the ' -ee ' ink( r and it appeared to be merely an idle aud miechievous act.
__.e.stlea daa_22l:wkig 1.0......2-6. limo : 111. &mood tee Caa.WW B.W. Gentiefereem Cloudy
Illairetald be such as is required. When brought furward mates for the re i items objected to in the esti- Baron Alderson said exactly so, and this constituted the ."7,..--;;„7.e k= ...T. sg wield week, wit. bat ',Moot licia•allut ....« LW. Calm
pars of both churches, said he offence with which he was charged. Ile did not see how --"---- Partially Clued,
Vele MOM vsbether the bah ef rummest - N. GentleMsese Pernik, Clond
listip maid eithez give it their support or demand its further thought although some of them were not immediately the • Mrp wow wag oda be at the maw ix which tear &Oen 7
jury could come to any other conclusion. ....
essoulsa. asersiary for the decent reform= ban loth ssa in heaped, Is um aim Ned at prier PernisoZii• LW
"of divioo unite, they The jury found the prisoner Gouty. , =nth sisselmes eft SI oath ._

ARSON.
Adorn Chalkley, 9, was indicted for feloniously setting fire
to an oat stack, the property of John Westrope, with intent
to injure him.
Mr. Hawkins prosecuted. Mr. T. Chambers defended
the prisoner.
The circumstances of this ease were somewhat remark-
able. It appeared that the prosecutor was a farmer at Ash-
well, in this county; and it w .uld seem that the prisoner
had never been iu his service, or in any way connected with
him, and could not have had any motive for the offence he
had committed. On the sth July the prisoner was at work
with some men in a field near the village, and he ass
sent to the beerabop with a bottle to fetch some beer and
bread and cheese. He was then seen by a man to go up to
the back of the oat-stack, and almost immediately after-
wards it burst into flames, and the whole stack was
consumed. The prisoner when he was taxed with having
set the stack on tire began to cry, and at first denied it, at
the same time declaring that he had no lucifer matches in
kie ; but on his being searched two heifer
111111 found in his pocket.
chamadm an behalf of the prisoner, said he really
ma not know Woe norm to make. He could not deny
*Mae act bat boa committed by the prisoner, but it was
**lent timit be W no animosity towards the prosecutor,
ad it appeared is be merely an idle and mischievous act.
Baton Alaimo mid wetly so, and this constituted the
offence with whisk Is was charged. lie did not see how
the jury could cam lo say other conclusion.
The jury Mud., prisoner Guidy.

MANUFACTURES.—BaAnsoan, July 17. Yarns :
Tblice LDo chases* this kr* the ham trade taking the greater
pan taw caaaaspika as peedesei. The shippers are Ma yet actin,
ard their Malan k ere.* hk by the *lmam. Is prism me alten
stied ulna the MOW. of Se unti. !lean : The demand for
goods to-die is gas In VW r sacral wale pest, bat without
say iseproessikt k pulses MOM whether the bah et
°paws sow Wks isell lust the maw Ix which they
hare bits sold. Is ref pk sere MIN, sad at Wen
more in accordance with IN Ileet.

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Coady
Goado brow Cloudy
Cohn /Vaally Coady
Gentle Brom Putiolly Cloudy
&road Raw Partially Goody
know Breese Partially Coady
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