The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-22 00:00:00

THB 0.42118 BILL MEETING Or LIBERAL MEILBERS. !Mena, atterseak • meting 1 the liberal nothare eerie Be net damn nand them There ley wan hat el the KW. AIMS Men Pehessyn, le e =ly et Lad Peawales le thetkpatatka eswebber ups the seam le be othgled. My wenn wee peen snag whoa wen Nam Gabothal, Mr. soma, Mr. Dtheya, Mr. IL W. Cranked, Or J. Tansy, Mr. Ilethlown, Mr. Tan, Mr. Wallis, Caen heath, Mr. lan, Mr. Hann Mr. truant, Mr. W. Warn Mr. any, Kr. Conethen Mr. W. Una Mr. Jae Leda flit J. Pena, Mr. IL Nam Mr. D. link Or De Levy inn, Or C. Napa, Mr. Mega= Mr. Din Mr. C. Odra Mr. Grew, Mr. N. slates, Mr. J. A. 6=db, Abe. Mr. 110111141 W, who VIM SASS MAW dirk, Mkt the MOO =ee heady hest seasepenes et a seesbelks egad le a bel to nabs the aped 1, ad wasider the maw gin by Lewd Pahosedea neelwlisas seweemel, net le hie by the &spank& Moil et these peon on annr pawn at the pans asse7 m en ant men ha the as Ma elan inn lesuppert Lad'. IlLawelts en ad be war spa esniterisa et Mr. Dillwya's man= salll eh= bib bed ban psi ea et the way; wed dale Oa bean en we le warn, the ern et Len Pehowasa nth le the aura Is los adsgisi by the genmeen thed emit The agile lad doietle the daneles tha, nine ban. bp win might be the ale eit the nth egad le Ns re septlea ley be& bora be hot eon l• the amino d osyssostlog the usisme wilb the Wane at the gnaw sin Mar ben) P. the roan Na. t=e de wee la eragenlwith Voir fret nesieter et essiikr Len .1 lasrate ke Net wend be the cane it geveraree nth repr e rt i o i ret h was be peneleas, net went be the Eno et in pang an erne, ad whet wen be the notapea the N nets pre. (Han It the an noted, = era be ter Ere to sable whet are they nen law Ilia nen to Mr. Ddlernts mein, ar ethwwts. _ ▪ eadved hen Len Panalea Noidema woe it Ns= add MM—that pevenerna we wry dein et length= er eined. (Mew, ben) Tim bed aposen le bin ltale eaPi ewer thee is &ebb laths k doe Hen et Lens then bed Eel bees m a ea the meet the ashlar ; She sobie= by siaW dale at as snows et enthies mageele4 ae it war ban Net then was ese rand la wafter who al aa sane Ilia hie sellensee, an thirehee lie ahem was sot ushrial Orr. Da Lon Peasestos athe tin Wan& the abeam ot she roam d the sneer Wahl he amain le, It we well sited the then wa le be se isle rand by • amber et the rain des the MIL (sar, bar.) Thy and aot dont Ne re st lord Panatela le eta even ethat lo that bilk bat they an reran that the genensat bed • Mink said to plop en tat dry nest air tan atm bethishwed se le the wee whl a rrey= sass with aped a say pollsolsr MIL The bra as et NM no a est ranwerly with Na paraneat, which be herd they ant sere el • aeseesdel ran. D • brosewr, quits that a pall dea would apse wad In pin dot anew of i lee Ikea et Gnaw Ann ; en I ea ale in= anew NM they bed dr= desy nol be saestel ite r u rrass is as d air sir by agyear i C Ina hen. (liar, hem) Es sand Omer% N a Set SIOSSiSS Soy rand amen famine an& =OA le the candandsa nth. sone he be rim W Whether ellerweede they atennths lbeaa beer Milo an b the =hie in tie the .as to the thera bath= ea Me learlissa be • epodes ter de se Von •Dm Asp lbw wail el era dial le a alp he Ile akar Nen thetheeldhl le •• : l etrZrahl ii sad On genty le peg Mon (Ilem bar.) Trot latbsan W laid Ifibastsslss, mi by wirt timbre Obi% Soy Welt least le bie as a hater wad Inds radium as • gethldea, 61 11 :2 Led bed der es an assent be nand at Itl e • wi tL lag bane= men lad J. ftretes erel to the eswebleiel(ia GING. Dillerys'e resolution. fin) Mr. Aran Winn whether may thanes( wear sr rapers was preen a Lon ralwerstea's will the na, as bethought the swift 'gybe bs be la of ea watanie weal et whet bet paint them The Cntanx sold the soastlag was had at Lord Pal aeredmis pine ream= sled se reporters were admitted. Lord Pelawelea, hawever, lad gives there permit/ion to =pat net a led swig el Uri lesstbsg. Mr. LOCKS sad E. hang tees preen 25 the meeting, be saki, sekelisd to the views by Lad Palmer i*" rite IMO rel lbe are very . N A M w me Wag nab they mg ell depners, Mt rat the ors einalka drake manes, width_ athslit be andel =et illenliy. Lad Jana Issuill rat now In et the ben. en as lib In was dud for that sight, it woad lootht So Aker Mr. Dillwrie ma ea oda Ito Wm was ma. Of N. tete of Lord J. Zan& s bill they wen she ebb be he= a peaty an. nee wen, sod weld Na Ito la o bake puition to discus the melba, bean Or lima el Omens lei never bees la a pun= =thee le thew oath a wean. which bed von brawn bra sin i that bees The apeeeks nib nib le ern any Om IM4 PelmteMe we set de mierentalie mot the Mile had drlinatty and Net be wend de be cord to hap the MI. Alb erni Menred at se bin ode d stibe eseelm It est ME wore= bed 110 down the orimset weld be vary to Intrysli era - ; ad Medan be moved the bwise allsolia by So Tbet Lord Pal, monisa Inks Jas et the to to nen Len J. Itumire MI. O ne I. imp to dans Mr. Dthwye's =elks till Led J. Italisslrs bill b de et." Mr. Csawraa sesenet the none. 117;•rilibe sie=a --- .lthe Worse proposed wmild be bras sore nor Ins to weds the remainder ,1 the I snob" end it would be better to apply to Loed J. Russell to ' Intbdraw bh bill, is Ogee to allow lb. Dillwyn's moth s to be brought lomat at see. Adair, hair.) ATIMO , I add t 0.,. dill sot VW/ to be any tUNIP sinity Is the impranies brat& away by different sombers of the deputation ; and it woe therefore much to be regretted that so ebort-hand writer re parr Ho should like to I I know whet versestatics had best nab be tho chairmen to Lod Pstisentes, as • girt dual wild depend on thee. (Hear.) Mr. Ca•wroso roved that the dogma ahotdd be re iserml to rod the eletered Erie by him to Lord Pa ssim The ONAMUN la bed fett the imprtanee of dim ped d le wrest It behodird. ad aralailled it be Lad Parr- Mr le ride. Ea dad wed the ortereal wird be bed eehrlded le de add hid, end of able the Idioriti it de Lori berries Derr Tear m by dr fads Nil le Mire Ger liereelder ot de d ord rib peterdsa Ira ded arra bee bra ogre Wird. la lo or redly dremd are egg gporreamat bonely ere be bakes end no de ad disk It bexaday tar dm • proarr art r yore be de se, Every rob deliet rest eselereily sear weedier le Gray end rear add rd r dor wakens& were wile mend the dare it so or aria de deressrat sad Oak fammrs sea = ef rad and rial us t re t a Seureel dr ea tint sew la de ea, did ars d ellandea dr body of yaw eeppria• de sr id la Ode der le r lardwd ark roped d ear pry perks se edirkter NUMMI redhe ereader f. dr le le es ewe dediere to tle rasa ordare—areerefil blot se regeoediii7 siri 111:atuit barrio( re MOS psselose by its set de gilt, sad r waft sway the hearts of its 14 :7 1.1. 0osIssgan dem& del idle Lad Poinsettia bad deolanti Moat =Sly beetedie r Lord Jobs ROMA' MI be hal te ire ei n Ai t r . for its die astern. eel be bed aid that if It posed the Hone. of Orem= dads ths resat eras ward be I as to. be. wad to amble It le go trough rabsede lbws d Lida. s erird To the _ tapberithe of Load rfas _ to LIIIN liblTOWbn be (!b. bea midar ) led Naar slit Ode orieretioa. der lel le ea berm tre tbe Aar NM bed beta orb dart ma era tyrodee la de ethire. (Hear, bar) He ilardi de weft le bear die to decide upon Its MIMS fitlf bar remild; bed If be onatiteseria err and • Ude be deeibt It gob. possible to pooh de ie. Mao, hear.) 31r. Gums egrasti ihe dams 17ad yea 3 Lair elate. neat of irbi Mil Illellvell ad Ors rad that Lord Patroness bed glom r favourable a reautios to tr depo sers soak be expected. (Hear, her.) -- M. DILLWTS IRS Milk IlMikille 111114 1141 drub the ameeissity et dr assebb but thought that the verbatim as It demi le Gehl lb ay their bras tee war ter the ..raids et das soar Lewd !ebonies had therm add arab I sewed te Idea, err the terra IMMO d th i 4: 0 1 b. Wl* hoe It bribe mit Isla blase a aim sod so berseits be lar He tbd de stellem &sob ba salt ii = dia arld rob mill Load J. derste MI le ed" ad sehelitallefi m he wads " era stair be at Ode aidlete dmirle.' bor.) He Ibmigibt lemur dat staimela reed be to a settee, while he W rim drat dear se the de ether here, ate quer Ye Vv . Eby Lord le de Lard Climilhe wilk WY ire et ewer . Tie Qum% iskereer be the et lards Is ream Go debt of at G oloookes at merseled dr M rib ere at mg that wile ad le be oftioGod. (Haim.) lb. Goussoix weld Got It Arid be idetaable ha eller dr temeletkezl ia Ddhan lhatmestad. WM ibot GoGrol be drat comma., alt. be bel motetr ligibills7l7. Dills" as le yeelbered to eseriluairel rms. Mr. Lem he mee dile rider to abed tbe rade- Wks. Mi. ATICTOX said Go gaGiolimo et Lewd J. Zomairo sth woo GYM born The maid Lid Pebarilea bed Arid the erre Obi. aid be wee met yet pitied. It ward, braireh 1 be p leved borrow, tf hove ere gives le od beim ft ia le• , rid them provider moll lo Goomo. tie PG Go GooloNso Ile 4 : "Tlokt i r g" PoloroGos lamb, moloosi tio at, the le t he Lewd S. Samostio bil. kb to ossikt ow m imin GO Go Iwo as ot bawds. Go audolla of To di a and Go a/ balm albeell legeokilds samies." yes urisedi stip* sad the vaidirs thorium atjeurei girt& THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1857. ISO FAL: AGRIC ULTURALLSO CIETY _OF 'ENGLAND. (nom ova OWN.III,OITIIOI SALISBURY TVISDAT ETMWO. line annual exhibition of this important society— • sodety which °sly math le be Weir merged to mime • web tharessol seggien--ecthathad is the sathat et Ikagiam air its tom the year WS, whim the Waft of the the thirt Ned yaw la me e ass ammemoid, though the city berm the ea spiesepg s ma es7os. The thy le albsele the meth thvblea tall y sear the lewd et the rime sad Bourse lith the A = na, sad tesigethe pepelillea el amtly IROOO teals. The NM and aighthrheed 6 ,kh la ea tigables, sad wail be baba lithd thr arehoologital thin sa egthslamel eskilitios wets it sot tor the moti le= lit atirepesemsasithea, whOlti assupemed by mg thy stems dmthe I. Mast the Idegthes. Meth* the mithitha, preps* es mad, oily gamed to day, the trill al implmata boa prionsdiag floe Fri day isth The trid& ewe talker wide :port thst pomp of kith leek pines ea imd wry eithieleally raJamat le She thew- la the seespetlea of Mr. Reithrey, Seth herr The esperthethe thus mole fist by the esoloty, this pimple es eight-ems Said ci waft ne was eastai. The sew Meth by the widely tea gime M Lannethek, is Ude Make ire prey as the table of 16. T. Perin, mayor ot thdlawy, it eked thethistirlos et a Mho thus the ally, es the Laverstook weed, ad me ithembelely kith et the meyeis mob deasa The hod vat sakkaled le a thegabr calve lien is ithlp, _me* thr the pewee at WSW the msehisa The with the raging mithithe hem bees birth le be etheithery; sot the lost grim wee Asked to Meter& Beepos the kr Mr. sl id es et 11.Cemidt's improved amshise ; sad se d le the eempthilee aemlb et the web= Nth it is metheelsol they hew thimadned . lete • import se lees es pt eible, i widoth tiep W mamma that a Maw prim see ellasi mi =de them mothisse, seemlig peddle sod The bet phut for teethes ma ebl e sto we l i r. " Osyl ai r, of the Atka Werth, with the maths with estetheirrethet, • Yaali rm anvadas o l 411. 1 melt sloth& Is the te J. g Caryl, at Saparnaly ad Midi eblethell the pith at tboth et the ethmelle Agriethesel Rahlintios, 1166 sad a eibm pieta ▪ the Lam Oath Exhiblika in& It is tea elmied sed atheist for swi m or eaten thoMplithe et pea sod mime mem sad le tapestelly edged le imemisthlss et seethe =I MB IS.. The =le dieser egos the ode el the delvhig ohs* the wile Sae le moths le the 11101MIMOM et the anthem Ilk. • deaths met of than, the mar let ki f eledessey, lath beyond the ow, end Ilamby rag Is the esgeday gra end seam These, es well each upper Medea ere ace indepeohat the War, tad ash lo be bus by • thew bell. The mom set et bkille ie imid does by • * promme bar, to WM the spentha 'Wier to th at of egg astok the gram beteg est beletesa toe asap edges, mei the am the wetly es mill at as tele of apmd se =elm Is ten of eselant, theories% • bide ma le othemi by embody, sad meter etholashol la ea isthisi et lira Roth the wpm sad lowa alms an ads Ye the beg sip loth to sea of the bed trawl, vgaii evelat&ina Wks. The boa dmaibiB sissegth, the sad male meth so herd se deskelds, Mtheat se meek et by ma. irk big moth INA der ad Emi legebe r le b p i lm wend. The boar tear sr gamed is Wail tai, and as sad aUK ha vas. The them Ibis me about Mice es Wakes these red es any other rails. Mann le the I 4 with the demo welthnor, we eon ea yet WS , se op le the lime we left the Ai 2111ANIS. O. wI bb meat newsy, wee do eel, the le speeds% let we lon yet two days lidos ma bible to bra kin/ImM of Warr yr =bdrogi; dot a/ No Ma Ambridge b norm rank. It oripubm • 'biro andirb with fidro, • Sabo, aid • boda sot of baboool ea • of varal• odor moor '" e lWdriA dr_ obis la yob Wilber added dr =arm ebilla•P • at Tbs wirier b air dr owls% 011.1.1. at boo Arm, co 'lda wry mos ars arid, lb, aro door 'bay up in wife ripe whale the *lbw Is moods The nye peens road • ram fa • rdf-ordoirrbar, "Air Imo= do mod* boar'; ••• dr *web big *sod broom dr rpm, b Wla i mam Viand broods dreg W lid, pia Ma The ohm yard, which, so far se the imamate are eon said, ass arm open to the public et 10 o'clock this grain, is situate to sera Lib ear to. Bata • short dram from the top of Cestleraget, mar •ma Ma the rimy ratios, and beat tat Mara *PM the Plesitate tree—its her la as way bating Ma that of previous prat On Wrap Me pretemd we ad a the well-known ram of Bargees era Key, Clayton, attar sad Cottam, Dry and Co., Gibbe and Co. Ranee r dra. Seaford r sad Sons, ice.; but in looking neon Ora reads we observed bet few novelties, the essitime mile *setae the but few years in trprerfee aseleelteeei otalisity having, ft would rpm, fa Ode am • b b. The last-named L bad as. at Oak Immelhil pertilie it allir .sh :: the eras aid it said wry grad sratiem. ea the roe prairie se t mew raddled har s, = eblarad ram it the Royal Idaitioa, Earth Limeelnshire sow, Nati red West at Eagrad ditto, (ralealls) dire, sad at the Great Amara Arieularmi nada at Trams so late se Kay ler—adisita to ramp eraimmatisa. MUM. Griffiths and Co., darromez a sallt= reereas elmarwaskisg Brad, et =l.which=dte saslaWslitt acid et Chrair 11yeer. Ity IbM rahre as red i broken by tarm ac • at el kora, age web Welber without bruising, ea theme= Aeons to lii the h e, rearm. The whey Y Shoed r en ell etivegh • slier see tap without any irear, amil a wear by an hies et thus weeded_ . The teed le Mid tit he mew Sete sad mew, with bet Me leek thee the greet is led demo la deemed, a niach lase ad nese mann imelley of drape h lemend, sad an inereraraga at at art 10 per cent. prodrad. Perhaps the ear rest rderide invention in the eald hit ion this yew is sa rainier platform beehive, inroad by Mr. B.l)avisk of Cheeteite, United faftera r ari bited by Mears. hews eel hay It eerier of • sera of hives. which witira_ at rate it is reset irarable to darribe. se lehreof that the ben eta be transferred as often at aimaray, led the busy named without in *tog the best ; tint they Ns be led ht the bin tidal was r and spring, and the la teased waged the Lees. The food a /melded het the ban w~ the compose of the machine, he an we raper we must call it ; but In this weather they ray nsturally prefer entering it at a= a ft= and the gentlemen who strode its nk and modem Yealtse—rarely rand as that reel& standing they were in s strange district, he ise arra ma several of the be,. at a distance of three an her ales from the hives, bat how he recopied' an in ad art sequrint us. The operation, to be dread Ile most enrious ; and shoal the rake be to art= stated the platform bee live al peons fiklois of wealth to the English citizens. A large - nester of the rirtau le the exhibition visited the hese farm of Xt. Sidney Hobert, M.P., et 12 0 . 1 lock to day, sad we. (morally mock limed with the excellence of the =meste sad the imptsweements which have been by the TIM hon.rtsses, by which it hes been neulerwl Se mead is of Several gestleme also visit e nT2; eats asedows et Seems. Rayless. seetfteree, white, Res Oak pseihrity of eoliths, can, by Shift Senn the webs her die his, be irrigated throsttiont the pre, me as le perm to then the &sheet and most besuditsj oi =ss en sr eabi str duce of other leads I. to a bY the drought, or wished ewer lathe water he want of prose canals in which to vsesis The priselistd Wenrele, .fart they are have jot ea knoriM meths wrist's; bet ma s= toVi sa Mai= IMPS VC le moo* k Its rant hipardst stele. show at ark dr op, sad hersa, Irak rid bra owed to sate d the pale leiernow as do not *Wet to pay de dr • dirsotran• dew, b staid to be list to prow. seen then email, sttliNtilf. Rtis Royal iltdreta Para Albert the pwardeat of ths modify, is to arrive at the railway static. trarevey at bal sa 12, when he will be 110•1•011 by the elerdllee of the town sad tar eeseeil of the aseseiglen. pis algalhigha~ will tele lesions with the Webs of the &sem oder eeie Alt tbs show yard ; bawleWrhewtha. pme at the Alms weer which the Dehe of Risharei is ill mak I. the abeam et dr apriess, Is as pet atherna. We rely sawn dee the inhabftate of lionsbory are as enerbitent In their 111111=ir ism tom where dr carbides Ire hem with better results thee In the set;ef pleses il % g ra pets aesenterielheiss Um redly rhea ap, not withstsedlng the inejovity eiventage of the !Slag aseemeents, appear 111 poke raiding out et the city. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON—The deaths twee/wed in Loathe in the week that mad IS Saturday Only 18 )) exhibit we tamers r these at ars eale&. The mist te el which 560 ame =et sales, sad 511 this, ort Smith In the tea yeses 11167-66 the amigo aria" it dodo to the welts with lea NNE was 1,1111 Sr 111 dr deatlial= erred is in breed N. avenge, to alluded ixemposfaas, rut Word to the inner% la which ram it Witt brono 1, Two those siatomor say be inferred Int The pure ass Mks d N. pddb rail Is at liar so mei r Y rut at di mkt d Ne Ter. TM dribs lbw fliodro, vile la lb" Nees roe vim rain won 111,1 K aril 183, Nis but wok to IA Tbo rams which OW am" sow show is emir mho mei as that will ,amporol In the priseake NMS lad walk dr blebs NINO tom aid Illi t a n ds , . 4 1 won eetsidirel lo Lembo. In testy the yeses 1841-611 the wave ~sakes imi 1,1171. Tas liAsaaw Toss-ovt.--Lari Poilortio. aaloroWstro rail, Ono& hio orioral err AO" al " a Brow ,boy ' the bog oursi kativaLet tbs Ifier- In born=Orboid re Oat polls rhea be *hi dm' orb *et arm" to tur iN sea me Ahab" N. Sid tilkipss. sal abaft Ur lioliollhoL Lai Pairsorir Is area: b• hog r ama r la reed to lift al tree Nibs dos" roilsrat restitroL— Aar& FINE .ARTS. ' OF MODELS FOR THE WELLING' ENT AT WESTMINSTER HALL. Whether the construction of another monument to the great Duke was the wisest art-purpose to which an esthetic government could summon the competi. live energies of modern seulpture 7 whether England has or has not been already sufficiently lavish of the broose and marble which, not always with tie hap piest result, has of late years been devoted to the effort of transmitting to posterity the form and fea tures of the last and not least of her herasa-49 a question on which considerable differences of may fairly be expected to prevail. Itt a rel a question which we have to consider here. Aka Acta est. The lists have been opened, the prism have been proposed. The great banquet-hall of the grim red king is filled from end to end with allegorical personages and cardinal Virtnee--with pale-bearing Victories and weeping Angels, death-defying Hopes and recording Histories, Britemiiiis with lowered tri dents and conchant lions placid in despondency. Viewed from the dais of the vast ball, the effect ell all this embodied sorrow is bewildering in the es teem The death-chamber of Adonaie peopled with all that legion of " veiled Destinies " tine" winged A.Gorations" which the morbid imagination of Ghelkoyaelighted to conjure up, could scarcely show more spectral or mom chaotic. Descending into the area, the eye, though still fatigued r with this mono tony of desolation, soon distinguishee—amid much that is false, and f orced, and Turret., sad conventional —a . great deal that is very ingenious in design and meritorious in execution ; and at length from out the mein singles certain works which are quite sufficient to show that a considerable amount of real plastic power has been called forth by this government competition. Amongst the models by which our attention was mote particularly and permanently arrested we would especially mention, No. 33, motto "Past away." There is genius in this composition. It is mournful, and simple. On the summit of a grand, soak-hewn tomb sands the figure of the great Duke. The attitade is natural, graceful, and digni- Gad t ens arm gathers the robe upon the breast, the ether eirebeedy the sword, its point resting on the reat arpreedoa: el the whole is one of ears wisdom sad intrepid wrisetness which age and decay limbo= powerless to subdue. The likeness of the features a well caught. The figure has, perhaps, too much massiveness. At the feet of this central figure are gracefully grouped two others—a rough warrior bowed with sorrow ; a woman with a wreath in her hand, and a serene cheerfulness of hope on her face. Below is the massive, roughly sqaared tomb, with two great bronze gates in its centre, ono of which is not quite closed. At the side of the tomb stands a form of the loftiest and most majestic beauty. It le the Angel of Death winged—the finger of one hand pressed solemnly on the lip ; the other arm gracefully extended, in the act of closing the yet open gate of the tomb. On the other side, at the base of the monument, a lion guards the portal of the sepulchre, gazing up with a mute wist fulness at that beautiful face of the inexorable angel, serene and pitiless as destiny. This is an admirable work. The small model, " Avon," No. 58, has also very remarkable merit. Everything in this beautiful model is subordinated to the truthful representation of the moral character of the great dead. Here again the tomb ia made to serve as pedestal to the principal figure. The hero, leaning back in an attitude of the most perfect ease and nature, seems resting from his "life's long labour" in the deep repose of meditation. Four beautiful—exceedingly beautiful—female imperso nation' of the virtues, conceived by the artist as most characteristic of the great man Energy, Decision, Devotion, and Order—are seated at the four corners of the base. There is a great force of spiritual insight in this fine work, accompanied by the fullest perception of sensuous beauty, and a cam =mess of execution, which leaves little to be . In its capacity for producing a deep im premien, for predominating over the mind of the spectator with the unbroken power of one idea, and that idea the one most inseparabl7 interwoven with the memory of Wellington—the idea of heroic duty —this design is perhaps superior to any other in the hall. Amongst the remaining models there arc seve ral which possess considerable and varied merit. MUSIC. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHEETER.—TuzsDAY. GOODWOOD STAKES. y te 1 MA 1.411111 If to I opt Gooboot fti LI to 1 W . : 111 10 I Brine 14 A to t 111 oto 1 11.1 GI I to i 0 II so 1 Too It1t) OOODWOOD OUP. oto 7 owt AMsa N rat Tuft (I) 7 to 1 II to 1 Powoislio tti 7 to 1 =twt) WT. L GIL I to 1 opt 111001444314 1 le to 11 opt Drwasor 0 3 to 1— ipastral (1) 113161 Adam. 33 NOTTINGHAM JULY MRETING—TuitiDAY. ?NB Taus Orme et II sem era. with* rer 3•Yrads arm* • the wirer im be midi* 6161. rie. abst Mr. J. ;memo Ileaspokik b 4t 1011 liMlElt a ilreawalk We. 44 w i W b. I{lr By by TowiMaces j 12 21 3 Tee Illamii;66Kiimater aMI mgr. mi. R. treed. ()WIZ mas• MeaMmma Kim YeaMisials 41M mmiw• Ome s goseles. (11 MK) Kr. Mrs el Ow% by Wm Temp. 3 14.1= 1 Mr. W. l'Amsem% Osuilimmy. 5 yrs. 104 (XL S. Mr. L R. Mae% Mr. Bylaw ...a . Ilat T1b.....!**=1 3 Mr. lifiebases Osileik 6 me. gag* Ono lib early ....K•whas 4 Tms essue PLAT■ ilsrotar of SO ohm • trimmer tie am Ma* sap ater the pablicatos of the weights Mb cam T.Y.O. ( ow) Mr. T. Walkers °lies*" by Ws Vljs. Dwidimms. 4 TA Kb 1 Mr. J . Mir Mishilmmar. gyn. ent keg IMMO 3 3 Mr. J. Oshormel De Mink; 4 yrs. Ow Mb.. . Tom Nowniemsininss Maraca alO iota ask le A. sad oay K T . I*, wlth MO added; tee woad So mire 611 ion. out et Ms dam amd the tila to we I* was. Orelmia amain ears. , Two Si.. sad • iambic at al wham dielsreiLl 1 Mr. IL Drewtige I game, Joe o t hlyre. res 1 Mr. limbeen Remilmi, 3 yrs. Kb 66, I 3 Mr. Brirres PM* Mel. In. SAM . . . Pun or A Nova T.Y.O. realm Adoikal of Bo . Too —Dokololio doe 8000 Blocs& VW by Twows . ....... Naomi NAVAL AND MILIZARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 21.—APronfTwENTs.—Mturter John P. Dillon (1864) to the Imam, 72, receiving ship at Jamaica. Chaplains and Naval Inetractore Rev. A. Browne (1841), to the Pyladen 21, onew, at Sheerness; Rev. T. C. E. Wareup (1846) to the Pelona, 21, screw, at Devosport. Mate St. V. D. Lake (1866) to the Sparrowhawk. Second Mager J. Wonky (1851) to the Chesapeake, 61, mew, at Chatham. THE REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDIA. PORTSMOUTH, JuLY 21. To-day 16 slicers, 30 ;o;:cOiiiitiliit;;ted mg 240 mw ef the &d battalion of the Ulm Wee& arrived wad embarked on board the sealing treampert for oos o= to eble Am laaffe. mo 4 Aare awl M 146-eamalmeiosed Awn of the Mb liemfmesa, fie ens albs Mk Rifles. end 3 elleme IA 1M nia of the UM legesseat, embarked as baud ale Asig limport W. Ilessmar The embeobelba d the 19th eememee tomorrow, sad wok alowbelions AI. oontimaed My. The 11611•11101 awl mw of the 7th lemillero, who em barked pelergq, sellsi to-day for WAG. CHATIKAN A Ey 21. The Chute , 61, *crew dna , with mewed 44400 -power, was aowsdadastd • day by It . Walesa AM la la be Mei awl with altdeopatel, lei fa fa/~iad kr Ohba owl the Podia station. Ili monies mower& at NO Weeps, rainfracementa for the raphosals war m In ladle, left thb 'miaow to =shark, ti Jar Salt amide impair in the _Madraa, ud newthay pwalmalen Tie dalaabiewila WWI* 76 non anwitimad ease II the lea &Om& ; 40 of the 0711 lalidlllags, SS at eke 206 Illaglwast, 124 d the Mut alfwataA,2o4l4oool6llohea,l64•lll•74llillogkeent, d wad UN fifths NW Raglan% the whale mew cenownsd DreveoCalamai A. 0. Moldiat, 114th Niff•fat She 24th owl MIL awbarkad co be lbe Dwabayot Chsventad ; the 276 and SW on board the Album ; awlthe Ma, *d, wad WM Mae on board the WEI= Haannwad. (mow LAST MOST'S °AMITE.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Amy 21. Royal Artillery—Brevet-Major Rea* Godby to bo captain, vine Gregory, naked upon half•pay ; Lieutenant Jan Whaler Colhagton to be amend captain, vies Godby. Royal Paigineere—Ltentenant Robert Murdoch Smith, with temporary nu*, to be lieutenant with permanent rank ; Lieutenant Charles William Wilson, with temporary rank, to be lieutenant with permanent rank. Lab; Intelligent. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—IuLy 21. (Before Mr. Connriadoner Murphy.) Ile RE WOODLEY. This seas, which was reported yesterday, yes concluded before Comashaioners Phillips and Murphylby the nde bring enlarged to the Ist Jana!, for the tignse to adopt pro ceedings against Maws. Baddington, or on the 2nd Tannery the dividend of 1,0001. to be paid to them. BREVET. ientenant-Colonel GiOnl7o;;;Crambier, C. 8., of the Royal Artillery, haring oomplekid three rare service as lieut.- nant-ailonel, to be cidonel in the army, under the Royal Warrant of Nov. 3, 1954. For Lieutenant-Colonel Frede rick Maros Eardley Wilmot, Royal Artillery, to be colonel, which appeared in the Gazette of 30th ultimo, read Lieu tenant-Colonel Frederick Maw Burney-Wilmot to be The authorities at the Horse Guards have deter =hard that no women or children are to accompany the regiments now tinder orders to leave We country for India. Yesterday there was another field-day at Worm wood &rubs. The review took place at tea o'clock, the troops consisting of the Ist and 2nd Regime ta of Life Guaida and the 11th thawars. The usual guard at the Horn Guards was reduced in order to take pert In the re view. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, the Impede.- General of Cavalry, eceimended. Many military oaken of rank were resat on the comics. Man and home bad a Neves day. Drum-mar William Loon" 2ad battalion Cold stream Goar4 who has for some time pest attended at Buckingham Palace for the purpose of teaching the young Prince Arthur the art of military drum beating, received fro her Majesty on Wednesday but a special mark of her &perchance far hi. athletics to the royal prince. The Queen befell preened him with a handsome gold watch, engraved with an inaception ; also a portrait of his Toting pupil, who la never es happy ea when be is performing min military maven eat tiered Service Gareth. li-ENTRY OF PENSIONERS FOR TEE ARET.—Thet 111111mbag 1106a1 was lensed yesterday morning Deptford Deakyard, July 21.—Tympaniry pendensen wham pensions . have mem& awl ego IWO net mod 37, and wile sse greed as 111 by die uesdleal raper, miq boar the term fte re-anter lag themervis% yMg Mg* Wan* staf offirer of W rens at Deptford Bermeb, within ame wash from this OUARD-SITIP TOR LIVERPOOL. LIVERrOOL, TATIOIDAT.—Her Mejtefil saw block ship, Manage (60 gam), Capt. Mende. armed ta the Money, et 12.30 p.m., from Plymouth. She is to he • geing46. for the port, and will occasionally cruise as far nee* r .le, and south as Cana:von. It being • great many years since an English men-of-war of such dimensions wee in the Mersey many per wartabled on the landing -atage and the different pier beads to wilncee her flange to bar anchorage in the Blayne. There are now in the Marley, In addition to the Ilaetings, the United States screw frigates, Niagara (12) and Soaq (16), and the revenue cruiser, Prince Albert. THE PIKE AND LOSS OP LIFE IN HATTON GARDEN. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Payne held an inquiry, in St. Bartholomew's )du al, ragasttes the death of Timothy Tookiag, awl mid Glistiette Louisa Ann Hybirk, sped 11 belt etiolate lost thole lives at the lire in Charles-street, lintianciela ea the ad& tletarday last. James J*l=ll odd en @waft night but his wen t/se oeW le la Charbewlawn, liattow.garden, by min awoke triun es the ameed-floor window, where • iamb aiattly dews oats her appeaser., almost WM. Ohs was bra** dawn of bider, which was procured des by. The to. neap them awe up, and there appeared a peat deal al candialea, as throe new malty a down man =,:t Om le see vie r= He sew one child deera L aa• as. • amend man me wont up Its aseldne awl 111 *AMU gate or door in thesame watt be mot sledihwaaghty to ekes, and the mammit Ile ma was weal op lest teethed that part of the =alke gaud Ms tees fell over ea the tight, and whh the Pt to 'street. Ma X. SEM all that she wee the wit of a police filar, a leb nd wermiZpewamim s es the mend OW at No. 7A, Oa esewimpea, about etell mos pig up Ow re, she eiiwilmente = k le wain ea doe dallesse. Sbe =re testy hat lownt ate wee untie le get down the on nem* el the deastV et the man Ms, therm thee, ort Ihe Mama ea le lhoo hada and penal Ohm into lbe out lame. a palm sheertakkoi them tan km into • the Oefinar—Tbe nun and the &Hat frees Ow mat Imre, and sat test She owe ea Ilmo. The isms eimmatal Is the knobs% einem maim Is task pies • halal& etc By a jurer—The wets add have sem sea die lime without the ail ad Ihe twamere ; Ine, thine wee No naereltytkrltet i lt h.. . _ Saws Own ; =rid* ' ld a by" character was then ▪ kay,breisi emedlei, esewsed a Tweet at Ain domed Y mak sand Wien* yeemmendel dot On eamp ea shalt he tried mg the line eves en hip ES a might, Weis Reel se awe toe eke same ea le bight to work %lsepabell. is doe dry. Ns. Swoon Low, the . OM the ems Was sommil le him, but *ea le end the mamialee of the Rept flesialp were of lig if Ike Neap; wore bap bald wee dead 0301 peat* he awed in the day Owe, whom ha Altai hand, - the bins of ram *par , Med wkW he wed. ▪ Osmar all that be was of Xt. Lont's ophdas, and the pinuellepw Wevinsted. [Adrrtkelltrlt.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Ira_ miring stai rn Cm or IT her •=6l V een* .8111. 1= = r fre tart :al es go b sa rung a a. 161 =4"" aim rat% NW SO, a ds. NO. W A,. MOM ; 111.1140Alloport ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Last night Mdlle. Balk appeared for the first time la Luria di Lammermoor , and achieved a triumph area greater than that which ale; bad gaited by b er illha la the ifeesembria ; for Luria is a more arduous part than Amine, sad its successful performance was a still more complete and satisfactory test of her qualities as sa actress as well as • Mager. The character is deeply Mask; and much of the musk demand. not only grest powers of voice sad execution, but the utmost latensity of pawkiest' expremion. Mies Halle might have been before Walter Scott's eyes while Le was describing his heroine, so completely did the character of her loveliness regime his charming picture; and it was evident, from the nature of her reaction, that her very apart gained at ante the hearts of her audience. Her previous appearances in the &mum twin had given her can sad self-paa;adon ; and her performance, from the beginning, was full of grace, refine ment, and feeling. It was delightfully fresh, too, and free from the conventional mannerisms of the Nage. Bhe evidently gave expression to emotion and psnion from her own impulses, and there were many fine War of natant entirely new and original. She Nag anrablisly. Her yoke was pure, liquid, and full of tad waif which is denoted by the term sympathetic, lbw bag usumilieg trig said erecting in its very tones. Her leisamika was elkately tree; and her execution in every prop was stir, ordeals* and finished. It is slmost e= is odd that In scats she was %The mai Ins celled before the le maw Pia merles et . a voter efflff et "Owls we7a — le= seleff sod sung by ert-beehil Weld, we hare nut ect elby the form esne, = 1 wed the whkh wee AM at booty esd her. the pest el le*. (Athens) Onedsad hr wet Mew eeelemed 17 ;ma the w i t, but *NNW peeled the wiled elersywiea •wee perffrmodth melt Spiky mad &gin by &ker. MIDDLtLIEZ 0047W1T LITINATICTUX—The armed castimatt crimblawal, peril with so weir CON Worthies Nod Nbasity kr rs sd Wastes ot Osmium at Coley BM* lest as hav e plissu. The WISOIII WWI Woo not se people. bolt imbed for, it ear a toothy may it at the rossminc• possige Oar o'clock), 80011 &flirting& MI semedri hial._Aasegit the very autuermuoompanyanow bled wo Mr. rowed (elthimorm ot the Miebseen Porter gu=Mo. Woodward, Mr. Pryer, Mr. Amami, Kr. Mr. Busk, bleu. Howes* Mr. Team, Mr. Tomr mid, lbs. In The arrangswids • ths figs yam ipso the mad awl sloth It was Worrestimg maws the iM Ada ths Mirky (in egbs Ilas lOW "kb be sesar• =IA mouth sad el the NW Inems et vale Ws ma=Way& is by Or nember virs Ow bsil yen therm WNW Nis ems mow • lee sow walmaystary, "est • wow Whit sra. swwilays* correct premegmbilms the bad • ' Mod, Math and ' SW gave bre icy la lobe bow. Bet tetbm had nimbi • wad tl = p o d ms, mid is vole m• oat to swim. sod ebbs se the seek Ann& her a tooted lbw • the WA a. - trek • mbkit sibs di/layed. OW wag wied oragrallen borer stiliedl and left the tent My rad desay. • whales of ether patient . sea matter demur, sollplelael d Wag detained there th rough the villainy demi* mad ma, end ill complained of ilbumge and bold web, hnt leek chmeslasee sad Wily dwastalien. Othros grid scowl, sad Whom 'W wow aim ageowd ilmmaelthe Deere eft the baint whisk Soy madved; bet to name OW wises whims wall awry • brio spew lma may we Wm any Warp mold to id the a mist ON dellssis sun, mai the Wow Wok • wars of gimmils li-N% vbs was wind Ith Is •OA at flimsy, is. WM, mama laths "Wei warm spliglaoiost an the appeeranse et or at mom via the no Win in eat _libeling • pith Math, sod me *`'+ an by*, mordem or Wpm who preserved thsgwirst lasi psi humour." The gawk was very peilly been with trots sad d2 b a:, ths MEd parbraset • grad witty et sirs, chicly ibe ski trinikasit pith. About stedsit e a misoimak old • awl aid collation vas =p odia by Os megilmbs. Mr majority of the compay • tramilly isdn al *St 011esk. siviiim PALM& -.-. OMB 8111LIANO DAT. - Tynan, Jo t i 21.—MakiZas 7a par;st, -- 9,127 IN% li arm tidos, OW; told violin's.. ti, a ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--STAremeD, JCLY 20. The colienIMMOU domino for this county was opened on Saturday afternoon by Mr.lierjeust Pigott, both the learned judges being detained at Worcester. Mr. Baron Martin ar rived by the midnight mall on Saturday and Mr.Etaron Bath. well outhefollowingmorning. Thenumber of prisoners on the mender is 52, two of whom are charged with the wilful murder of McWilliam Charlesworth, at Abbots Bromley, in May last. The other charges sre of an ordinary character. The cause list contains 16 mass for trial, two of which are set down for spocial juries. Among the causes are two or three cases of seduction, a breach of promise of marriage case, and a case of erne. con. Two or three mines have been disposed of to-day before Mr. Baron Martin, including the following HATE O. rev AN EXPENSIVE DOG. This was an action to recover expenses to which the plain tiff had been pat in recovering poeoereion of a greyhound width bed been ehleined by the defendant, end for the value of Moth Aar wee by the animal while away from the ORM& Mr. Whateley, Q.C., and Mr. Kettle appeared for the and Mr. Sediment Pigott and Mr. Davis for the TY plaintiff isafellinonger, living atPenkridge,andtbe de Inaiwt is • solicitor, living at Wolverhampton,m this .sentry. Beth poetise are fond of coaning, and take pride In paw& lag geed animals. In Begtassisr, 1864, the *stiff bad deallegewlth Mr. Walker, a suelienser, of W ',beheld page sales .4 hides awl Mae, sal v er biN alkar pies him • .se& of yawn paybremle out of a Mier of se m. leer Mier aseethe seer, the pleintiff, defendant, and Welker hemmed to wet at the Peacock in Wolver basepssedwg Se plaintiff observed to Walker that one of this ha tuned out a "regular itioner for running." W whirl him to bring the lug ewer sad leave it to be trie4 bat he mired. Shorty allieweeile Walker sad the delluelaat left the ream, and gr i ef maw man aeon ; bat ea swift lament he hunl ae llt a l'alkw bad been there beim his, sad v vebe b a g Misr that be lad ant nix the yawing peomilen of it. The plaintiff went to olverhampton the neat day wad again the ant Saturday, but Mid in obtain leg lb, Stet . E gn the following Tuesday night, however, ths deg its way to the plaintiff home tired, and In body-cloth tattered, having east from Mr. BMWs lemitel. Shortly efterremle plain tiff toot the deg r Chartley Cowan Matels, when Walker made ble with a metals and took forcible pmemelem *eh, At the arm gm threatening to have dm phial lmodwied, wed lb realty sieving him with a sumemas I. appear be the megietellis to answer the chargeat Weft stolen the deg. The shim woe heard, Mr. Bartlett appeariag fir Welleek awl Mmdmed, and Walker wee directed to give the dog up to the plaintiff. The dog, however, waienot forthcoming, notwithstanding • search warrant was issued. An actionwas entered by Bats against Walker for malicious prosecution, but Walker being subsequently convicted of perjury in another ease, for which he is now undergoing punishment, the action was not proceeded with. Bate, hearing that his dog was at Mr. Bartlett's father's house, near Wellington, in Somerestahke, went thither, but had to take two journeys theme before he succeeded in finally recovering his dog. Be sides lost time and damage dons to his business, the plaintiff estimated his in looking after the dog at 1001. Mr. Reticent Pigott, for the defendent, said that he had relied in *street measure on Walker, who had denied that he had given the dog te Bate, and ad ded that in fact the truth wate r that the pm* were the progeny of Mr. Bartlett's dog, and Walker had no sathority to dispose of them. His lord ship palsied to the bet that the plaintiff had uncontested of the animal for fifteen or sixteen months. C i t:sllts agreed that his lordship should name the sum to be given by the defendant, whereupon his lordship named 751., and the jury accordingly returned a verdict for the plaintiff for that amount. _ CROWN Cora?.—JILT 21. (Before Bane Bramwell.) WARRI.AIIOIITER AT NANLTY. Thomas Lester, 38, collier, was indicted for killing and diving Jane Lovett, at Healey. Mr. Kettle conducted tho prosecution; the prisoner was - " . . On Saturday night, the 4th of July, the prisoner, the husband of the deceased, and two or three Mho. persons. IMO amusing themselves At 1...a1e• house by snapping off percussion cape upon a gun belonging to Lovett. During the night Lovett loaded the gun, intending to go out on the following morning end shoot a bird for • sick child of his own. Some circumstance or other interposed which diverted Min from his purpose, and on going out on the Sunday morning he put the gun urn the eidebeard, telling his wife that it was loaded. During the morning teeter went to Lovatt's house, and seeing the gun upon the sideboard he whispered to another neighbour who was to the house that he would have a lark, and frighten Mrs. Lovett, be at the same time being ignorant of the het that the gun was loaded. Ile took it up, put • cop upon it, took aim M the unfortunate I "Mere• bead, drew the trigger , and blew out her Mains. Thejury returned • verdict oiasilty. His Lordship, in passing sentence, said that the prisoner must have been a most arrant fool, and his insensate fully had resulted in the death of his friend's wife. There yea, however, no evidence of an evil intention ; and therefore he should pun upon him the lenient sentence of four days im prisonment. The prisoner appeared to be deeply grieved at the come pence of his folly. IHB POLICE COURT& MANSION:HOUSE. Jae Robbie ..7i;;;;;;lWitihrilin g Coramitted a forgery upon the Batik of London. Mr. Somucl Lovell, cashier at the Bank of London, 'Mil— -1 know the prisoner. Ile is the messenger of Mr. James Boyd, inn., who is a customer of ours. On the 18th of Juno hot be came to the bank with the cheque produced for 4.51., purporting to to drawn by Mr. Boyd on our bank. I paid it to hun in gold. That cheque was, I believe, returned to Mr. Boyd, with others. Mr. J. Boyd, jun., of 60, Mark-lane, commission agent, sold—The prisoner was In my service since lost November as clerk and messenger. On the 18th of June In-it ho abeciinded from my service. About ten days or a fortnight afterwards heard he was in Scuthuad. I was not in the habit of /wad ing him to the bank for manly, but I used to send him to pay In money. Ile had awns to my cheque-book, and I find that several cheques have been torn ant of it. The signa ture, "James Boyd, jun.," to the cheque produced for 451., is not mine nor wu it written by my authority. It is am markably ;trod imitation Tho No. 3,007 is the same num ber as my cheque-book. I did nut discover it until the officer commumestpd with me. D. May, the detective eilleer,said—From information which I received I went to Glasgow, and saw the prisoner in the polite station there. I told him I was on officer, and I showed him the cheque for 43/., and an unpaid cheque for 3/. Ile mid, alluding to the cheque for tit, " This is one which I forged and paid to the bank end got money for. I know it by the 7," I took him in charge and brought him here. I found no money on him. Ito said ho was going under the name of John Laing." Mr. James Boyd—About a fortnight after ho left me, I found the cheque produced for It. on the prisoner's desk. That Is Fibula forgery of my name. I never permitted him to fill lo the body of any cheques for IBC. The prisoner was remanded till Monday. The Lord Mayer requested that the prose would acknow ledge his receipt of a bank of England note for 101. from M. E. It." for the poor.boa. Phillip Sampson, the owner and conductor of the Mitcham nmnilotto, Nu. G,1173, appeared to answer to a summons charging Lim with the double offence of acing insulting and abusive language to Mr. George Davey Stebtsxd , and ale° neglecting to wear his metal ticket conspicuoudy, aa required by law. /tam the statement of Mr. Stebbord, an attorney, residing in Albettaiquare, Mitcham, it appeared that ou the evening of that day week ho gut on the defendant's omnibw, in Graccvhurch-street. but in oonsequence of the vehicle loitering he got off at the King William statue, and got on another. At the Elephant and Cantle, and at Kennington Church, the defendant abused him in the most improper manner for not paying him a faro fur tbo !hod distance he had been a pas. eengcr on his omnibus, and refused to show his ticket or tell Its number. _ . Mr. Norton considered the conduct of the defendant most improper, and convicted him in a penalty of 305., or thirty days' imprisonment. DISTRISAMINO ACCIDENT DT Finr.—Yesterday, between twelve sod one o'clock, en accident of a most diem's ing nature occurred et No. 16, WellinFton-etreet, Victoria park. A young women who was washing in the bark part of the promisee bed her groom drawn Into the copper Gee, and, being curable to etingeksh it, ton lest tato the genien, sod then into the street, where dIF IMO ono by Mr. Tager, of the Wellington pethlierlettot, egpsdne, who inosedinlsty embed towards bur own dory bar dews, sad robed bee so as to extinguish Sto isms, het not Min she woo wear sly burnt. Throe Alden woo looloollsOoly on the opt ; bat after using their almost /forts to Miele hoe, pee it es their opinion that ohs could not =Moe teeny holm. TM onager bad only been amend • formiett. SEWAGI or TOWNS:interdily the report em the arms of deselsoislog aid Whig . the enrage of lowis, offhand to the Beeel et lied* b Mr. Homy Amite, C.E., did emsnotorsillog lospaor of the r = s l7l ps ousted to goollsont. woo loonot es a Ths Mort Wig d Ibs pawl psalm of the genedea, the carp Mimeo elt mg smell eliesekat issehaeicel preen= fie deo sell mann the ereleesel= Intel= eadopeeei pipe on mom of semen ogricaktural nonlln logihe ow of weep staanre, and *naiades with a dogtrot of petalled meemeendationa, THE MAYO ELECTIOIv PETITION, At the Mayo aaaizee, at Cutlebar, on Monday evening, two of the prieosere, John Murphy and Michael Carney, were convicted of a riot and annuli opon John Quinn ' one of Colonel Higglada wittiness on the Mayo election petition. The other primers were acquitted. Mews. Armstrong, Q.C., Fitzgibbon, Q.C., and Jordan, were counsel for the crown ; end Mr. Blakeney for tile defence. From the evidence of Gannon, it appeared he arrived from London on the 6th of July, and on making his a the following day in Cratlebar, he was hooted and ooh at wherever ho went. As soon as he got near the bridge th a crowd became very great. Stones and clods were Slung at him. He then tried to get into Cooley'a public-boune, but ws • thrust out. He then ran for a forge - kept by one Michael Gavin, under a shower of stones and mirages. When be got into the forge he ran on the loft. Stones were thrown up after him. Murphy and Carney were two of the boys in the forge s Did not see any other of the prisoners there. Only olaserved them among the crowd at the bridge. Murphy got on tra Maim awl struck aim with a stone. Carney struck him on the arm with an immense shovel. Michael Gavin then came up to protect him. There WY a bolo in the Boor near them, Heard Gavin call out, "Stop that work;' and when he stooped to look what it wag, a rod of iron was pushed up, and struck him in the eye. He has loot the sight of it, ea has ever since been quite blind in that eye. On croft-cu. mination, he denied having given any offence to the pee*, or that be bad given false evidence against the priests. lIM siater was the first person who attacked him that day, and rammed him of having perjured himself and disgraced his family. The crowd consisted chiefly of women and ihildrew Ho did not see any one but the two buys, Murphy and Car ney, do anything. The math and other witnesses testified that the threat in the eye was accidenial.—Sentence was deferred. MABEB24. COTTON —L ~,,, ona, arar 11.—fle serket eeefteem rWei r . Nth ea upward Wary • the Wm e dientellersia ea edam= et fella pee lb. Is hawetesea The .. WA" male reed ea t‘ell) tat. COTTON 000DS.—Mmscusks. Jur 21.-111. ask lad • /00 SW SIM Wear le yarrzekk i g n ts. &a: =:. 1 1 4. Ztjr. "-• bwo b al l's hisir et elk lhor . k tour ruksi kirk Wa . b aka a( ark lolls k Nell VA 0..4 . err Wk s. ... AV .0: „...atterb:.....bning M. kmd. bun 16 Mt kw mot dam him kr what et sionk. skrely gm kik issedsmis IS• Wises Is Ms Yr boa ark al kr orwroll up sada kr Clarks. all Ikea it kiwi thh swiss a& k. kr ekikk._wrinti• .ski b t it= 71.1. e. Yr whoorikess minis 6.l=l..lll.•mhr,,virb =-...26464 mos to test velem ralkikkka r• isesstios Skim.. tams's., eV* MI Mks *wale. Tor cop rack litt:e orkkg kaki. WOOLLEN—L®., 'CST L.-910, Ws a* bs • Master. teudooon of brows. r woll as *Wm 1.1 She worirt Oir •Konlar, there ho. mot Own -7 wiloWal allonlYs Ur WWl's, as e quan tity of dot!, aimed during sad shoe the =Eitel Is sot Wco th • Tu. duly swan counan ow, JOLT 12.—Twmarlfitew twig an aa amnion.. but arty ro lanywrawat, wa them of lad weak. Uwe Is • oww for ualkaw sot fimalm wane mon owrip. nr p 00,4 find •► prompt mac Taw dab marant Li =Wall a Mk shaded by Ibe upward aradamay of moot WOOLB.-Bcooinumto. JOLT 12.-Am4loo Won Why void Ilsta moo ostlelootod, enaoarootwort nono to boron hoprudoo that mei mode Mao Leon the okoo. owl an colootocatly oIL MANllnoTtaym.-11cDonoriatio. Jew tt—Tbe meta was! dad, mod foe • thme ronwlited da. but as th• manta adruwei with* wallswed Wl We elemi,n om co: eawkler It a Lair ammo =TWA. d. 7. COO:C.—Aro., dm 21.—TbIs dare market wan reg . taX . at loaded, nod only a email .now c 4 whom,. Thee w. no (ado • the decline of Mayiylano, and we do sot reduce dutOukaa sore don 5. pa et Al a (ardor reduolon that were may loom Very little dohs( lo owing more, and no eltostioa fa eels. Llnnwl ann. Cato eider to by. imparts foe the week end* July 11.. Wbeat,6A6 %.e.: barley, 7.611: oats. 1,140 beans, 037: one. 1,1 N • dart 2,400 Mewed. 9,843, tomcod, 21: 641 mate, 133 loca; bOO% Laze Jr . t.e %hie wattldled with wn4.4. noldwu 4 .1 firm In damming wttkla U. per qr• of U Fe 1.44, s rata. but miners t r=frentaw tedoeuen ; ihe m.WtY Wt eenrody any burn . Bee* nominal. Beans folly as deer. No olteTatlon to ante or ether aetiela demo 4eace el min :—lebant. 3.533 q'o. 66a. 44d.; onto. 710 en, 29e. 111 d.: Wank 77 q... Me. 34d. Ardwil• Una weak :—Whent. 3.517 ; haAnT. 311: tenni Id ern • - - JCL, 11.—The wtatber the pod week boo been brilliant for the ...men? of mope To-day we bane a lower tenmesture Ith nen shower, To MI6 My'. merlon we bon . • miry limited manly of .Mal, for which a fate demoad wito experienced at la ed. to U. per mdse. tloo anon rat wean Wee. Ikon. and barley . low. at tart Tla tr. wleye glMena wlika, (dam to Ob.. eta Meta ; red, new, Otlbe. ilta, {fa to ; 4111 M, Wen to e7lba..eta to Sea; tele. Chevalier sew, 51:ba to fens. 43a to Ida ; memos, Ob. to 1211.., 3;.. lb. • beam, old, Inds to tallbo., *a IS lb.; eow. KM to eat., lib. to eda pry. to tem tommta ?telecoms, Jon, V.-11.• wallet .ieral , = Me the Loodo. market weal at met a realm las tollnenne awe our leak today. Tlissime use dtt mull, and the domed melteed to tho keg Matey et meta rierane .beat—floe yellow Mimeo. ear., me Toe et et •ilsoli lb. Fonda. weeded. lo boar It Y mot dlfererlt r Moe don. tbe Pad. being eery orierttlel. Yea tot. m Mob.. =tow peeps lees sompted. WIN .nd WIS WIT •WW. WA WSW% to Tole n and Mean* mom TRAFFIC RETURNS. WI. Pr. Iter. Tsai. ?MM. am. swan elniadir Int um. W..E.4 dy 11. A L A A Smatter. North lemons. We.* ending July It North II bunt. suffortlablt• C.I Walt media/au)/ 14. vitro• red clotl. Wester% Wolk mains July 11. Wet make ha/ U. Sitio owl comas burrs 234 104 384 340 gnat Laxambacog 616 381 937 914 - N 1 45? - LIU OM - 8,040 7,423 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUALTIZS. Bell (brie), of Whitby, from (`mn.•ud6 pr:th Vests, ate strmuled au Rearm on the 14th of July phlp much damaird, and carp dill - eit to ease.—Wisingfor., July 39. Boned Brfdty eliesukeed purer. mnothp elm* me stale pe.pai, 'buret to the wale/. edge, Jose 19, In lat. 27 lit 100. 96 W.— Liverpool, July 11. U.WOCIL Awn at Toostoo roars.—Aleppo (06). at Gibraltar; KIM C..). at Trims; Jupiter , u), and Callahan (s) at Oteot ; Formed*. at liaroolliro ; Cobariw. at Twain'; tftren., sad Wei, at Crowtodt ; Sophia. at Memel: %Limey. Broadest:writ. and Emma. at Pilloo ; it Avh.t.ls, Vale, at Clae.a.loa ; 13,1114 Qom (a), br Lagbcee, at Genoa, 84.1.1.1. wr Livuoorn..—Sopetb, &la Jambs. Jura 15; 'footnotes (so), from Tricot*. July 14. ALLEGED NUISANCE FROM BLEACHING IS TTIE Ctrs.—The report_ of Dr. Letheby, Medical Otkerot Health of the City of London, read yesterday at the Court of City Sewers, contained the following obeerratiorut :—"Complaints bare again been made to me of a great nuisance camel by the combustion of sulphur in the warehouse of Mown. Tom lin and Itendell, in Crown-court, Philpoeituse. Last year, about this time, there were the lame complaints from the inhalpitouts of the neighbourhood, and I then reported that the spice merchants of the City, located about Eastchom, are ROCLIMOIIIed to bleach ginger, pepper. sod allspice by the aid of the fumes of burning sulphur, and as no proper prorgien is made fur the dippowil of three turner, they escape into the sir of the neighbourhood, and are a frequent came of annoy ance ; the annoyance being very greet at this raw= of the year, when the temperature is so high that persona endea vour to obtain a free circulation of air by opening the doors and windows. The same kind of Annoyance is mused by the bleaching of horsehair, and by those who ore occupied in reviving the properties of damaged hope. In most rams these bleaching operations are conducted in the upper rooms of high buildings; and when It happen. that the outlet for the tunics is much above the level of the surrounding homes, there is but little inconvenience from the practice. lime, however, the bleaching-room and its nutlet shafts are wry low, and are in a confined locality. The fames, therefore • do not reach the general current of the atmosphere, but descend of their own gravity iuto the well-like area of the court and arc thus a source of considerable discomfort. My recom mendation is that an order le given to Messrs. Tomlin and Mendell to abate the nuisance by erecting a Aloft bur the dis charge of the noxious fumes at keel 20 feet above the Iced of the neighbouring houses." BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEDALE.—JuIy W. M AC .lee road, Clapham park. the wife of J. Hedge, 8.Y. , of • eon, 11Ultleff .—Jery 19, at fllntaburptr rrace, th e wife of]. A. Wa dden. lee.. of • defetter. 1101'XINSON.—.Inly f). ea Turk road, Tolltheon pork, Alm W. Iloptleoeo,lun , or aeon, elll horn LlllALEY.—.fule n. nernardnteset, EumeltrAtem , the of Mr. 1. L. , k. of 4..50t. 0. TOTIIILL.—JuIy 19. at Wilke place, iCalitrlateldee, the ado of V. 1 . Totha. Ilq., of a son. WARNER fury 19, at (hareenar place. the wife of E. Warner, E•A. of • ea MARRIAGES. BRANDT—RIPLEY.—JuIy IL at kka.-arn. Staffordshire. fs. ed Lord fiLltop .sf Ltchael n. Brandt. ',mt..' Burr,el.4b. onibollft Latoesteratdre. pox of IL Snack, Val.. of Ptedletas. oar Maadostair. to MarryAno. daughter of the has It. Loa. of LS.olsea 1111111.PASIS—WILL18.—Jol7 If at Cltrlat Comb. North DritlaL tAtasafst. J. WU. Mary, MA.. A. F. aheppard. Laos. of nu , ' Wawa Manton on.Ttrtroat. to I.a•rfett• alma, Jauchter of W. Wos. lap .of At. Aosatarraca. orth If. xtoo. THWAIWIS—ILUSAILL.—.IoIy 21. at St Mar y Church Chaltsilfasa Pg ty 141,0111. , 1•1 /.rare. M.A.. alesander Taaraftoa. IN.. "1"6.0*. Www.tellfflaaboth. Met dweller of 000,0i.4.011 Cloaks* Ham Llselafolam. DEATHS. AUITON.—.IsII Hp, at Iticbmorol all. Surrey. J. T. Mean, 18 4. Wed TS. ATRICEL—JaIy It at lleatamoust. Ilarapatavi. Ye. T. Area tale o f Jart Marrs OreUe. aral inamos.—sual at Camberwell. Catherine Man. allot a , " I. Baum. Sm.,of Iterkkateushueard'u 11111)0011&—.100 10 few WWl* latest daughter of W. %Ma Hddottiß4.d Illatea.Shruggrdu HOUSTON.—JuIy 17. at Llan.ludaa. Noel. Wale., Baited lafi Bleldetes licertea. 1D,.. et OnadefigH. Comb d Drama —ob la wry C. 141., Dowager La" .4. 1 . , •"" a *able Mr 11. Nada md Ti• reatar 1.5 le:naux Km. mu., a me. 1.10. W la sae et, of wools. Priam. at tM Wick la teol. en^ la Ur heart arlf litatilan.—WaosusaAr. Jaail ( ("'