... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, SATURDAY. nt CGRLLIN v. L&YLAND AND BuLLEN.-Mr. Jervis applied to the al Court an behalf of the defendants, who are bankers in Liverpool, ng for an interpleader rule calling upon Ann Crellin and John Orr hg M'Gill to come in and decide their respective rights to a certain esum of money in defendants' possession, to recover which an action had been brought by Ann Crellin ...

... the Tbe Corn Importation Bill, as it is called by courtesy, five E e received the Royal aosent on Friday , the operation being Thirtt cy, aeferied'a full week longer than' was necessary, netwith- Lion as- standing all the Alinisteral plaints as to previous delays _ . ?? obstructions. It woula come into operation, we - a . m; 8ittppe, yesterday, on the miaking up of the six weelks' thi 'average ...

... INQUESTS, BEFORE P. F. CURRY, ESQ., CORONER. CAUTION ro BATmzas. -On Thursday week, Edward Smit. Ili aged 19, went with some other youths to the North Shore. to q, catch crabs. The party were near to Beacon's-gutter, when s Smith determined to bathe. He stripped and went into the ea water, unconscious of the dangerous nature of the ground. He be could not swim, but was wading in what be, ...

... - LIVERPOOL QUARTIR SESSIONS . bI & rter~e55l~iiS fo this borough comme CO4 an ?? Mid~n ¶ JamesClarke. Fail withcre.Th an hlsbao I 1Ritonelmerbant11 bbiebte oifcdojio ace list of3r erharged street; 19 dirsm of ors. ;the.' 461 can neltherd nor witeet; b dee ~rCItOIn Otly: go Can reed impefcl.ta ny1 rtewl.of these, 19 have benoa n utd Wg ee l a D D twice 2 three Wtimes. 8 four t]me s.h 4fiv tt ...

... THE TIMBER DUTIES.-THE CASE OF THE COLONIES. Minute calculations have often been made of the cost of the timber trade to this country, but, money calcula- tions do not tell the whole story. The mere money loss incurred by forcing this country to consume the bad and edear timber of Canada is grievous enough, being about Z1,500,000 annually; but when we consider the effect of that dearness on ...

... Ycaterday morning tho above sessions eormmenced bolore tho Rev. Jenatsan Brooks, ohairman, and a pretty full bench of ma- glatratea,. The number of prisoners for trial was 107, Includina led for felony, of whom only 3 could reed and write well, 18 ccu!a read and writo Imperfetly 0 could read Imperfectly, and CI could neither write nor read. Tie following are the names of the Grand Jurv,- ObTo. ...

... SHOCKING MURDER AND MUTILATION OF I A FEMALE. . On Wednesday evenin sie'nnlglit, a frightful murder camo to light Inn atable belonging teQselazhiiell. Esq.,Gr anardo-lodgc, ltoehagipton, Surrey, The Incident which led to Itsdiscovery WIwe one of those trivitl and. sahguiar clrcumustaneos by which msurders are so often detected. ltsiiel Good, MIs. Shlieli's coach- ,man, had b :en with hih ...

... ngotrtfie tuwtuttr 510i ed I SOUTHERN DIVISION. The bistnssofthe orthen Diisles baing finished at Lan- m erstr ?? eenig lat, M. Jstic Maltl ruriv~d ia thiso ~weshotlybefre witoclok n ~luray ttrircon, an eiO ws oend i de orm Lrd hif ustc Ilennma did I, MAonday, August I. Lord Chief Justice IDennians took his sent on the- bench At t~emocok, attended by ThocnaoRobert WilasoFiranies, Esq., i ...

... . On Saturday last an inqueot was held on the body of Samuel Davies, nged 72, 1 dger, in Hockenball-alley, who was found dead in his bed on the nmorning of the previous Friday. From the appearnlloe of the body, and there bclig no niarlse of violence, the jury retuined a verdict of apoplexy. On the samo day, an inquest was held touching the death of Samuel Daly, aged live weeks, whoee palentS ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Dxe. 3. . . GAP9RwrT AND OTHRs.-This was ar F .;*e 6S te, ep ~ir es c- at ly f- : ~,'J1OWAILD v. Go55~rT AND OTIIB5.-This was an jutt, ,elaof trespass aganist Mr. Gossett, the son of the atrit o9 S&ettn-rs, or breaking and entering the plain- Fo te hl ''Ios nthe 4th of.February, 1840 and breaking a suin opnlock nddoors. &c., and remaining there for several Scent rhours, ...

... The quarterly Court of Passage for thle trial of civil canoes Ceom- e -menced en Monday, last, in the 111sf Prius Court, before Charles 95. Crompton. Esq , assessor. The cause list contained two de- pones 2issues, and three writs of trial for hearing. We tsubjoin the. only cases worthy of notice: - gre 5 ?? AND BATTERY.an MACKAY v. BAxsce-This swas an notion brought 0 recover w damages for an ...

... On Tuesdaytafternoon, between 4 aud 5eolock, WillinmD onol- m ly, aged 4 years, whose parents ccuny a rool in Simpsou-strect, o0 was Ilor by hi8 mother with another child fcr five minutes, Pi whilst she wcnt to buy cele, On her return she heard some one tO Sore mig, ' The child is burnt up stairs. A surugeon beingcallcd P in, directed him to be conveyed to the Southern Hospital, to which ...