The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

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22,212 &min& Proviacial 8,671
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Tba total duty tar 18411 sae ter 1,471,2111. By dr
raw mars It &ppm!, that the goal anaut Imand as
tartalaa flock
.wakla fa ramp( hula doll) th• Mats/
IC**. was 3,670,4811.

(Advertionamt.] Loma Quinn:sung.' 0,-
71k I, Judi 11, 1169.—Notfas Is booby gins, Qat tie in..
saaottaotd to to bald epos Friday, tb. 244 isidaar,
postposod add Saturday, the Vith flutist.

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Tae WESTERN BANK OF fiCOTLAND.—We pub-
lish as saanuseemest today whkh eT • large ssember of
mons in it. wort of Scoileed sad 'nowhere—who here
lately seised sad me .till parting through lbs ordeal of
greet satiety sad suderisg—will be regar led as of infinitely
greater importawe thin the mew, of the distort! ion of s
entry, Cr a taltrem beirtag tidings ef s great baste' lost
red tens upon t We refer to a peoporel made by
111 r. Janie. Duabip, of Clyde, for himself sod on
behalf of hie friends In the di-eet!cie of the Wat-
ers Bask, by which the wreck of that most un-
Isrfunete eerepeny Bill be cleared sway at ones, sad the
reeponwhility of every eiterebeller will be ciacelled se
ample ly sr though le bed serer entered his name an
the Men k list of ins proprietors , and at the rams time •
luesdeome rum per share will be fetid down to leteen the
prewar, of losses already sairtuned. Kr. Dunlop's pro.
verl, rash ere have prat d is mother column, is to the
trier% that, provided all the sheers of the bask ere made eve r
to hem, sling soh their mistier rigida sad thine. be Is
;re; and to pay to the eberebolders who have muted sad
•• Ibereaftw from time to tier to these who may utile, the
ells nu their rviipictire stare' in full, lbe soul of 301. per
share.- And he a guests that the .sepias proceeds (laity)
of the liquidatios of the beak. steer payment of its debts
sad repot' mint of this .um 301. per share, shall be
divided &Moog Übe raid shareholders—it bring understood
that the lipulatice under the ot le to tourism. Now, this
loot or. of ibooe rteiwy•looking prime shine which, when
tested and refuel, revolves itself into something sky sad
umulmenriel. It will n.l be doubted ter &spate that Mr.
Dunlop emeas what he se s, sad that • hick he • rys le this :
•• Hand over to me all tbre unrottemete ohms, sad I sad
my friends will give you f r them a rum emountiag tones:ly
400,000 f of moray. If them la s reVwdoll 'Rase 411 the debt,
ere paid we ',imbue.* ourselves for this rum, end you share
the rent, If say. If there is an reversion (arid there is Hill
upwards of 1.000,00.1. sterner of debts to to reeliewl), s.
ousters the Ire of this 400.0001, mid ern rre gait of the
''see read ita respossibilitise tut rm."— Glagvic Herald
of et ea•rday.
UND‘T BAILlen Ole TOE CLII.I.—A lemma
G 4 some pare prerllnn In the Court of Swim M ,e nano'
to the see of the plera et O.reluat by pinworm leading
from weentere plying ...a the Clyde on &nudge bee Just bees
brought to • terneinatru. Whin the Sultry sesenew Imo
flew 'varied es the (Tide, Is INAS, Sir Jeer
proprietor of the piers of Garet Mired. Row, (Vtterw:
mre, took foreible 'neetworee preset the lindias of the
pireelligere them mid foe seven) 561111.1. the piers woe the
keen af eneernat eeettete between the pounders attempt.
nag ulna/ end t erreent• of the proprietor reektiag the
starser. Legal memerm wen that takes es the ene ride
to laurdirt, and nu Ike other to calm, the are of the
pier by the ruble on Rowley.. The wart Is the drat
isomer referred to isterifiet lb- public me ef the pier en
Senders sten ate proprietor hod eitebibeed his Agin. In
s peers metros en exclude the padre. Is the /reins
ea el tower lit It wee eelmitsed by the 415 t..,
(Paten sae" ...sere of the Wearer. Riapnor)
that the three pier. is Tamers bed all hers bark by
Sir Jews Colgukten at hie own ensnare, and the
r ake et frame wee whether the piers beteg mud by
sett=es the so day* of the wash the padre were
re me them ea the seenath. The enurt hold
flue be the thratemempre Ia rehash them piers bed bees
meted the prepektor wee eolith* be vrenneteezeseeden
se/ warp previous te IDA mairlet the ass of
did Owe le the way he might le 00, mil ibis
did sot ansemorily eseridor hie prints rights hyst=itt
public seems lei the pawn there teeing se great =
In shewer- The eleri limit'.istesehreed the 4 m
fearing at the *re in weedier; In vessel.
leering end • se Cliwgrew es disseleyn
&Walt NoTt:r vescm.—lierinf tin week
sedate leth JllllO, tie 11,1 t...• here •been r Lars :
N,refett %IST ; oft. 4,511. Irst, 14412. Tres
these of the mares,

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Slide. at Kill Prise le likkllian.--01skre Mr. Justice
Myles ode O. lwiy.)

PILO-CD V. IXIIITOL-AMIALT.

The pidstiff in this cams vie a Newer and Oder, and the
defendant is s publican, keeping the Two Brewers, in little
St. Andrew-street, St. Gibs. The action was to mover
damages for an wank said to have bees committed in
ternitig the plaintiff out of the defendant's house.
Mr. Ssrjwiat Thomas and Mr. Lazton appeared for the
; and Mr. Serjeent Peery for the detendent.
The plaintiff's cease err that at about tweedy entente* to
three on the afternoon of Snaday, the 13th of February laet,
the plaintiff went to the Two Brewers with two friends.
The plaintiff remained at the bar, celled for some beer, but
his Mende went tato the taproom. The defendant refused to
reeve his, end on the contrary be laid hold of him and
turned him out, tieing oouaiderable violence. The plaintiff
fell end cut his bead badly, and giros then he had been
'Mired with ruptures.
Thy defence err that the plaintiff was drank, and used
filthy and disgustful; language in the presence of the dedead-
ast's sister and another female, who were behind the bar.
The defendant droned hire to leave but he would not. A
compositor named Burt, who was attending at the
bar, remonetratel with the plalatiff, but this only produced a
wepedtioa of the filthy language. Bort, therefurewahout
any direction trout Use defendant and without his interfer-
ence in say way, took hold of the plaintiff with his left hand,
ed the door with his right, and quietly and gently pat
plaintiff out.
The defendant and Burt were tolled in support of this
ease, and other vitamins were about to be produced.
TbsJmy, !Imam, stopped the man and gave a verdict
' far the