The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-22 00:00:00

111 ITALY. (Prom the Nets York Times ef July 8 ) The steam-propeller Arctic—the little vessel of saner.) 250 tors which be. already made fir bagel' • fine repute. tiara by her behay.oer s w i m Carols Hartstein, ea the TURIN, 3 ( Lv 17. K it e Arctic march, teems her berth at the navy-pad la For 'ore i;_% i raft there has been qu::o • ltli :n ' eb:ot a week, et ....op on • trip el. we ,sets li.r mead is pout icol movements, all intensely on Mc alert ea ..' o to Ilan Kluidllii , funPuntnur in hying llul eat - emeiso what may be the result of the mot toes o f L o d L yn d- table from Newfoundlend to Tahiti. Bay, oil Me western host an Lord John Roswell on the Italian question. roast of Inked. L•ssatannt Berryman hes ammase of bur—sad no better man could he had for the perwee—ebee The Wilt:phi: des; Itch is by no mews t ~ . .;- . .r tzd ,t was lse who three years ago took the brig Dolphin ever distinct, but I should sty the general feeling among' the same route sad obtained the sonsdier whin made Ski the people here is great disappointment, if rot die wrrld fusilier with the fact that betimes those two poled Ilatiefactior. The Sardinians unit rest d :Ix! !f thee stretches in that 1-tille ad a r p ... lat . en i n e :f e l s . n i d o. eno to sitell Austria attacks theca England is bound to sup- 1;4111 . 7 1 - "t ol n u P o ir ea average depth of 2,200 ' fennel, hat It tke part them—at lust so they read the despatch, on Ka- is thought th,t hem the dock of • steamer, which is tog that both the noble lords were contented with iro mach mere entirely ender c .trot, they will be able to the declarations of Lords Palmerston and Ciarecdon. show that this average depth is too mesh by one-third fee The Risoryinu tiro is one of the leading and best alt age - Tal i' s:rid i t t h ia • P T ra a " ;, r4 w sd en d t ever this *Lae retn:rketrii: informed papers in Turin, so I give what n statetl in etoal, and brought :else much intone seformatioa ear that paper of yesterday, the 16th :—" The result of coning its physical geography. The prows espeditioa Is the declarations of the English Ministers, so far as we fisted out by the United 8 ate, goverment, it the Knelt*. can judge by the telegraphic despatch of this evening ties of Mr. Doubts of the navy ; Lieutenant Minty, of tbs (10th), is the following : The populations of the die- La s hing:a O . sei l rz , tc . ex t. and . P i rofessor to ß i tak: l of t i t Serimt Italian States cannot remain a keg time in . seen% to the Newfoundland, New York. sad Leaden Tele their present miserable position. It is probable - hat graph Company.—this eompany (,he p wale will resonates shortly thing, will come to such a pitch that if the it sa the mecciation In which Peter Cooper, Cyrus W. Field, goveroments do not have moan eto efficient re form., de . are isuratted,) Slaving the mesepoly of all some telt eirVisinog o . r . 7 .oe titati a onte e far . tearly WI y tw ears o to esme.. the ptople will be driven into revolution. In this case Austria will pretend she has a right to interfere. Eng- t `r n, thitil mess hi 0 1 li s r ot P o l f its lota•ion It is the land will oppose her, even, if necessary, by force. 'oh ' neat highway, bong but 1,640 geographical /freedom in Italy has in headquarters in Piedmont ;of • miles from point to point. It te, as we have said, corpora- Awe Austria looks upon Piedmont with an evil eye ; , tively very shoal, the sew, both north sad south of it, osabh om dei t rr.. 2fsither Icebergs nor tarn. . . o and England has voluntarily proclaimed in pariia- ; l .V i ii. w . r .f mut, and solemnly io the face of all Europe, that alwiZbwri:h.tZr ma rks * s r ; I le a :: f aia li a ,T is tr a 4 t t ai w a AO will gallon Piedmont. With this before tie we for years. Nature seems to have had this international cannot expect any immediate practical results from I telegraph n Neer whet the ocemi-lied Wes hollowed, sad the declaration in the English parliament. H ow - I graded the very path for it here. seer, these discussions and deliberations are of a great I Li T u b t : emcee 'il i th i LAilitio for thloo a oltit i ere a. fo t li , i 3. 4' . moral and diplomatic importance, because they die- filtrain, p lieatemant ; 7. 7 3. as ititch:l, n actilg m a :gel ' C. T. Mute thou fears which, perhaps, were not without Thomas, paned midshipmen; Jobs 8. Barnes. miciablEllowl some foundation, owing to the long silence and in- 11. Newell, first assistant emiseer ; L. WI/lints, tents action of the British ministry. Now that the sincere assistant engineer; Adolph Yoe Dumb, draughanisa; and efficacious aid of Eoglaod is pledged, this wiU an d heads enough .o ma k e o p t h e f a ll comp l ement of f orty . tend seriously and reesonably to ameliorate the Co..cot fi re Pir°.u.- dition of the Italian populations . „. like I. roily *quipped with provisions for Mosey days sad ." I hope that mica coal for thirty,--mipseting Si nitrate with ecal at New p7 be t h e rendt, as the Rieorreserrio says, but from fonsdlasd whenever it is aseesealy. Of matbsesatieel A an interview I had with • gentleman who has been other hulirsullnini Wass tws the bar, of maw% an abs . •dant supply. She hr been mewl, Fainted aid pue la for some time on the frontiers of Lombardy, I fear the order.otztt,L hat ..I n t d m istesded to_ lure Neu 4 171 4 r ai l l t r iz:ll not have patience, and it is even said some welting for the nee We matters have been occurring among the item reel sow constructing for her, sod 10,6NMilne et Austrian troops : Use musfectsring at Boston for her me. I see by a private letter from Naples, of date 8:h They Ant steer for the north of Newfoandlsed. • July, an amount of what took place on the 30th of June place will he 'sleeted for the start where the wale, Is In the 2nd Regiment of the Neapolitan Guards, en deep that the suchen of anise vends A commanded by Colonel Pucbe likely to interf ere w i t h t h e depos i te d n ib. ci, now in garrison at net.e character of rt e pietism d so wa ll known O M Naples. This is the third inutisy within a short soundings will be taken only at ietavals of thirty Imam OM that ham taken piece in the Neapolitan army. over the route. To make the sosadirgo, (Wendt weights The battalion of Tirugliatori at Caserta, whilst are employed—soinetiens leads of 160 pounds irk some These are sew draws the King was on the gra t ed, m u ti n i e d gr u p seals The shot is s ind than net of sixty-ei g ht pounds.. slang in •lo sh cket. ish's &nuked their commanding officer, Barbal t ingn, an the to the line hy hooks hellish a way that thamemengths dist Other mutiny 00 eurred among the mew of the strikes the bottom it is %whipped, AA am 11111 Miti• royal frigate Amalie. These are signs that discontent 'To bawl it up would be impessible. Bed Usage* has found it. way even among the troops of King of the shot there passes a tab., le whisk ore geed NAM Bombs, so Gaeta can no longer he a plate of safety civil& Then, shell,lfner up usu. the bottom IPPisimene of foe him. At Bret it was thought that the discontent mad, wi, ener d ringl itl . i . ca f ta o"L tL sa :h a"ag tee be" of VP ' tit was OWialt to the cruelty and inhumanity of the sup.- mark . ape, ib • haa awl aa „ ks au. at a ...set that nor officers; bat that is not an; It has arisen from depth S. which the weight bac denseded. Obsenatieas other Purees not yet known. eyes the somata the Wade, de., will see be omitted. lAt yesterday with an Italian gentleman just from If the survey &misses results as estisfeetery as they now Roue. He told me the French troops are detested there. =Wie the work of hying the sable will be eammenced I expressed astonishment. He said it was impossible !. ga y ly ..! thV la empioa. m no ta th wit pun to To ti mi le "Ye . 11 t. se b i e rs tw will be troops to be in better discipline, or cooduc: theme the two e y elets, each having half the *ab cm board, and selves better. Then why are they detested? Hi. • &newer fret. that line mil either way foe the shore, paying cut the Was, " They sapport the polies; and they act u the cable as they ran. Communisation with each other wiU be de to keep in prison innocent men, dying in A kept up meanwhile by the cable red the galvanic batteries, rsa7=7.: of the Pope, the representattve of our Er_ so that at • moment's notice • halt as be effected, and the owns of either retraced. It is thlught that by this diet sioa of latent sod this baiting of the time required in dries it, failure will be oat of the question. From ten to fifteen de,' would, seder favourable sinematancn, sans to lay the cable is this way. But hew large, or rather bow small • cable mast it be that • messier can take 840 geographical win of it on tend ? The cable that they will probably select, oat of li:0 that lave been altered them, is sot larger than * child's wrist—soy,* inch is diameter. It his ins win (wede of d rine& of copper wire), whisk is insulated by • °crabs de gotta Ferns. Outside of this fear wine en plowed Gni around then a gotta pendia covering. Chsteldest thetelolug steel wires are wised, sad external to it, • IMO meal ii twisted. A thick softiies of asphaltum premed the whole What tb• I rim is sod what the thane far telegraphing IS to be, Attar we see the rest of mankind ore informed. This same sompany seesmenced laying a wire seventy live miles nog se the gad et July and were to ha,. 11.aished the job is the 7th MM., between Cape Bay and Cape Brute,. This, if nceeesful, will briagldivnpvl two der sewn to New York than it le at :newt. The trade Is the sins that we have not described. THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH. PIEDMONT. (mow ora sTSCIAL COSTA GENOA, JCL? 16 Me King of Naples has made his answer, and the Ibilowing is the substance of it : His Majesty thanks the governments of Fromm sad England for their ccuosets. He wishes to set with clemency and to introduce reforms, but in such matters believes hinutlf the competent judge of the time and proper mode of so doing. At this moment they would not be suitable to his dignity and inde• ponds:lce, still la. would it be fitting to recall those who are banished, end liberate those who are imprisoned." Lord and Lady Normanby went to pass the days of the Bth, ith, and Bth of June at the rural resi dence of the Regent, the Casino del Boschi, aseem pealed by the Marquis Pallavielao. Os the birth-day of the young duke, the who's court arid the =Wisest', 'seedier with the English amhosoadar, went to the sieligious ceremonial performed he the eatledraL General de Crenceville and hie partisans were =god em ties aide, Pallavicino and the ether sudden upon the opposite side. The two parties eyed each other with distrust. On emirs out of church, Lord Nor nasal* Issetemed to pay his compliments to the Aus trian morel; when, slipping down the steps, he lost loth his hat sod his periwig. The Dock Commission, appointed by royal mill memot, is proceeding to examine the rations plane that have been brought forward during the list six years, bat it cannot make known its decision for then two moths. The amnesty expeeted at Parma on the fete-day of Duke Rohm 1., heir presumptive to the throne, was ;anode in favour of tome pompoms condemned for amongst whom Nurse the name of Luigi Gardlei, paymaster of the Parmesan troops, who was found guilty last yesr of defrauding by forged sig natures the military due. Field-Marebal Radetzky does not allow political offenders to be kept any longer is the citadel of Manta& About fifty still remain In that of Piaceass. The reason for this determination of the marshal's arose from the feat that the minister Pallavicino wanted to throw all the odium of their arrest and harsh treatment upon the Austrians; and this, too, after he had been Genera/ de Creoneville's very humble servant. This Marquis Pallavicino displayed boandlees devotion to the general commanding in the state of siege unit the Duchess Regent perceived that angels wore made of the persons of it dividuals onspeeted of complicity io the murder of her husband in the month of March, 16.54. This too retrospective justice was not to her taste. Thereupon she fell out with General Crecneville; aid ea a matter of enure* her minister, the Marquis Pallaeicino, pleaded that he was for bin own port innocent of the arrest of the suspected individuils, who are pearl two hun dred in number. Several Englishmen at Constantinople have lately received tlie follovlas Pest-oats soNee :—" General Post oNee, Leaden, July 19, 18.56.—Tbere is a letter, No. 4,04 at this ease, Ll:scud to yos at Costtont'sopl-, wb ob e•te net be forwarded until the pottage of 31. be pall ; if, Voir • fere, you will desire one of your correepondea— to call at the Inland Branch of the Cirulatlos Department between the hours of tan sad four o'clock, and pay the above pest sp, the letter (to be iagaired for by De umber) will be net @curdles to the address; Or, if yes wig nous this aotica to se, distinctly stating to whoa you wisb the letter to be deliveeed, sue► moat will be 'eat plied with.—(Sigaed) llowLsan Hsu., Ileeretuy." Ma. HEIGHT, M.P., AT JOHN O'Ortosfs.—Last week Mr. Brigbt, soc:mosaled by hie daughter, made a rapid tour through the suety of Ce.tbasss. After crowding! a day or two so Betriedelo, the hos. gentleman drove serene toustry , o Hens, where be visited the site of the far fused Joba O'Oro,t's Huse, ud be,' a *avowable 'op;ortailty of viewing the rooky reosery of Duseeeeb.., Head sad the °rimer. Os Thursday evening be arrived as Wict, where be erased over sight at Leith's Otledonias Hotel, patio, southward en the following sostrng.—Jots O'Groara Jamie. The Itegsnt allows herself at present to be directed by the clerical party, the chief of which is the Mi nster Serbati. M. Franceenhini, the director of polio*, is going to the spas of Lucca. Tte arrival of Count bacciochi, a high officer of the French Emperor's household at Leghorn, on hoard the Lochs,* may very probably have led to the director's dramissal. This Count hemlock.' gists rise to much doubt and conjecture. It was thought at first be was going to Toscany about thr Princess Mat!nide'. divorce, and the restitution of the actual sum of 300,000 f. settled on her by Couut Demidoff, her husband ; but people now uctibe the journey tooter more probable onus.. GLIIISALDI.—Tbe Corriere Mercantile of Genoa slates that General 0 tribaldi h sew at Valerie° foe the benefit el his dealt, and thtt ea hi. arrival thet• he was melted with great eethor'nen by the topulatoa and he• feared with a •eressd•. Oa the iollowiag day ha (*presoak ids %harks to Oa iatesSiteatß is a speech, is wr•eh, iset to the overeat flat* of Italy, he itaelered his iasovittiem that the day of de'iv. races was sigh at hard, as all the peetriares of Italy were ready to telly roiled the bawler el Sardinia. THE AECILEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE—The prepare. lists ter the meetiage of the Aret mologicsl Institute of Groat Britain and Ireland la Reim burgh, darts( the week bogiaaiag os Tared', (tr-day). are r.pittly advisee:log. The temporary IMMO= of tee iestitate—recreited trim raspy private oollectioas and from all lb. provincisl mattessoms la Scooland—will 8 l the whole eastern suite of ro Hes in the Nationsl Gallery on the Matted. The Dike of Sutherland and the Berl of Mottos are to eiontrabete to the snide of por traits of Mary Queen of Soots. Load Torphichea allows his accionbtedly authentic portrait of John Knee to be brought from Calder Home. Tea Disko of Northumb. eland made largely trouble stone at Atswick eatiquiti es o f every per i o d . The buckles of Hotspur, which were hosed a few years age en the battle field of Shrewsbury, will, we age sasured, be eahibited. The blood-stained roles of the great Memel, • of Mattress will be brought to light from Lord Napter's li charter chest. The needlework of Mary Queen of 8:ots, preserved at Greystoke Castle, will be shows, together with al jewels and other personal r lict of that ill stoned prisms. The Duke of Algol' eabi , iits the bachwil Nat r of St. Moline of L more. The Earl of Casidoe shows the venerable square iron bell of Bar Ewan, and the beautiful • bell of Oath/fie is show, by Mr. Gnarls of Gathrie. Tho astiquisses of the earlier periods of Europese aimlisatica will be sioplowily illustrated, those of !relied, England, sod Germany being ranged in comparlem with thole of Soo, land. Ca!oeml Raerlinson, the well.kaowa lavestigator of the coil- quities of Agoras sod Behyloe, is *spotted to be pressor I France will be repressoted by U. Tulle', M. Michel, M. de ' so:emerald, an d perbsps by come others of her roost • *fedi.* erase .logists. Pretms genus Dr. Waren. Signor' Caries, the eminent Roman architect, together w.th riser& distrageished artists from Doty, now mimed an the great works at Alawick Castle, will emonspaay *be Doke of Nartbasbaleed to the seeder. Besides a visit to the • une reenukable buildings to ildiebergh. Hum will be eacereleme to Pe Twordaido Abbeys; to the Roam wall, Liatithrow. 8 Wisp, Dabble's*, sod the Roman Camp at Ard'cb; to Borthwir h Castle, Hawtheraden, end Hoelia ; sad the obi* rata of !Arleta's Castle, where the Raids' Has. R. C. Nisbet fiamiltoa. bas Moiled this members of lales aesthete to latch.— .SoorhsA Record. - Mr. William Gil:sepie Dickson, Advocate, Om emitter of • TalsOle trains' es the Lsas of Evidonco, has bees eppolcted Ad• :este Goceral of the tdaasithis, 1.750 L per anima. Mr. Dickson passed advocate 1847 — asiedo- WWI Memory Till CAXTON Life ASSURONCII COMPANT.--YeliF Medal Viso Chsemilor 8., P. Wood appointed Mr. Har din to be its ifisiel muisqw to tuvultioto sod vied up •thdoessopsey's again, ra the pothica of Mr. J. C. Hardy, of Mcorers•o-etreit ; Mr. 8 POl, of Croydon ; Mr. B. Ha:- ma% of Neter, oel ; Slr. t t no, of Usiodect-lowa sad Me. Pillow., of Camberwell. The comma, w. s ed la 1853, with a proposed ctip.t•il of 161,0001, is 10,000 abates of IW. sub; hat nary or the suWcriben who suctited the deed of a ttleeseat d.d sot pay the deposit ea their sharer. Moot 7,850 shims were sehecribed for, sod one of the peticiosers, Mr. nerdy, executed as de .t f.,r 1,7-50 shares, bat the beldame was found t) be iresollieimit to ply the oat s/Moo implores. Tters bad teen co metier, af the directors for mtr.ths p.et ; there ore:, aomerse• ; sod t'.e ilirectors of the complus, or, tlr.a•esed w:tb s.t.oas at the suit of creditors. fIE BROOM EMBASST TO RUBBlA.—Among the preprations for the enemies festivities at the imperial eo n settee at Hon ew is • grand mammy*, foreiehed te Ltr I Granville, sad intended to krm a temporary ball room or greed saloon, for oemtlies of mate rue .ptions. &a. Its atemeesious are 120 feet by thirty-sin feet, sod the awnings or 'ruining forming the passages are not less lima fitly feet m length by nine in -Id b. The navigate Is *knee tly fitted op, being lined throve out with starlet alto white, with a cornice or border of rosettes of the same, and dteorated with trophies of digs, with handsome chandeliers of bram, sad lumps to shed Instr. on the Irene. The flooring of the tent will he made in Russia, bit every other It ion needful to completeness is pent over in the Thames fere., reamer, ',der the tare of Li.rd Granvills's boss. stet , and, even tt) • dancing-cloth, se d the artisans whose sliAl le required to erect these airy, onenhetsatial, sad lasting *dikes. Tilt POST -OFFICE.--A number of letter•oortora floes the Oen. rid Post ofGee bare bees instructiap the 'larks in the post • Idea is the r orth of Erglard In the se• method of sorting letters for Lladon tato districts trendies to th.ir addresses. L - adon sod Its neightoar hoed are new divided into ten toetsl districts. In these districts thus ere about 5,000 streets, squirts, courts. alleys, v;lazes. and banner. The districts are amarpd stordisis to their esoarsphisal position. The object Si sonata !sitars tato d strict• is the prosiness is to says time is Londe*, sal to scceltrata Moir distribstios. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1856. NAVAL AND MILITARY, WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 22. The felkwing womb mimed the Bosphorus on peewits to 0. the 16th sod 17• h, iaitiat :AT), 120 mew of tee let Dragoon Guards; W. 8. Lindsey, 72 nen of the Royal Eagineen, field equipment Maio. k o I The dherbar 15k017714 JOLT IL would kattea Imp w POeW nosetimis Wig wee today va ream the Mid mow. The etb, irk nth. 23rd sad Ihrd berreie etre liar dr Ore regiment ot re Parr Le%liehherrere ardeeree err. o. emeerel • erre he Ihe erturei rd by I I dor reit vereetty hit. The reee eedreere of 114 hoe went to Aiderebott. the err reetrese areellea ird the &tech...ate to their moieties bend.quarteen 100 Haws. Stank traai erred ~kr the waselar foram cd the Orem Leer re err Ire briar tide ahem= dlordrek rem The 7 Plettud WINEMIIer SPORTING. WORD MEETING. CRATICAIL J.Le 21. • &Willow of OD To rkisk &ppm sad isorCto oho zombi. d ID ois snore sot Merit mar omord of Wm Omit sal Omplml• 12111, et Ow oohed yealear tram it Sio Dolkpol. la Or Oasoisoo •••••••moi. Mo. If ••• Lel& iddi • oprolly of aims to OM Orains of Dr. oseromoi WY( hteolar edes, Ur Mk Omer" of lie S so •f orel Owns oall Mom low 10101011 mtgs.'s/an So winos oloooler mak& me pond to sr U as obi& The n pot they wlllemlbout foe Oaro of Qua mom ear et goohnere re tot trig got woo. CL Alms, Ullmann. & Legluot. LlowimmiS Mr, owl Lionomoomt W. lisirsio& ADIMALIT, JULY 21.—Arrotwr3121111.—L(eatenuit4 J. Napes. (1843). C. 0. Fern (12211), sod A. Buller MU), re up power, Ithdlismaassa station. pinta to the Masses Royal, 21, screw strairship, of 400therse Arnim Nolo P. 0. BMw (1833), meppointsl to the Prisms Plow R. Hare. A. H. Allortm, 0.0. A. A. J. hanshl. A. Youtigne, sad J. lityclesh r appe Mom, to the Moms De& Jam IL—Ovidas 0. Girard (1803), to the nillllllll Nape ; and H. Illindbui (IW), to the Brumnitak, SO, maw steamolnp harm power, at Dercethort. Menta 13. H. x. Bower (1842), to the Othoeur, 1, paddlomheel stemmata. of 420-hone power, at Portsmouth. Dap= D. 81• Ems. M.D. (ISM), to the *op. 14, mom steam glom of 1110theese power, thedlterramss maths. AmMort Sumo N. Hopkins (1653), to the Wasp. C. D. it H. Trusy, to the Amethyst, 36, at Anon pert. TO THE BRIGADE OP GUARDS. Yesterday afternoon a largo wasting of nobleman and gentlemen, the great majority of wbsseoloogoil to the military profassios, was held In the Loewe Thiele' of the Caked Susi,' Institution, Whitelasi, he the of taking steps for snotty vim m Gout s ums. al the Akers sad men of the of arbo ha la lie late war. The Duke o Otabridge semis* Ibe Ask. Resolutions in favour of lb* trestles of the mime sent, and appointing a °auntie to ohtei sabsolletlese and otherwise carry out the objects of the megabit was, moved by Field Marshal the Earl of hunted, 210 1 01 " °enema Lord Rokeby, Geneve! Sir Ed. Bonoter, Colonel lime, tied Sir John Hantrary. (The Ilan et Strafford appeared quit* blind, sad was led fate the theatre by General Stanhope.) The following Mors wenv selected to act as minnisers of the eammittae : General Sir A. Woodward (chairman), Unit •Geaeral Sir G. Bowles, Lieutenant the Marl of fierce, Colonel Lord F. Frodett, Liest -Colossi the Hon. A. Hareingo, Colonel the Hog. LI.N. Hood, Celesta Wood, Colossi Tiptoe, Cap lets P. Cast, Lient..Colanel Lord Be harsh Colonel Moo. cried; Major Goserel Lord Blakely, Cebael the Hoe. 0. Ceder's, Colonel the Hew. J. Lindsay, Colonel Colossi Vernon Harcourt, Major-General Spencer Stan hope, Major Sir J. Dub*, Major Goodiske, Ca-mel Lord J. lituray, Lieutennut-Colonel Stephenson, Lieut.- enantoColonel Hancarth, Major Gipps, and Lieutenant- Colonel the Honourable R. Charts& A vote of thaaka having been nnanlmossly passed to the Deka of Cambridge for presiding, his Eva . Blebnesa acknowledged the cow Ohara, sad said that, however heavy his duties were, he felt it his duty to come there and give his assistance, for no ' ma* bad bees more closely connected with the Gourds than be bad—(cheen)—and whilst he was commander of that brigade he felt proud of the position he held. In speaking of the brigade, be wished to be understood that be made no distinction between them sad the regiments of the line, fur he maiatained that throughout tbe whale struggle the entire army bad tenths nest nobly, and had gives spirants! satialastlos. (Chinn.) The seetiat thee aspirated. THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OP THE ARMY. This morning was lamed the repart of the Select Committee appointed on the Medical Department of the Army. The following resoln•ions ars reported to the house:— 1. That w restates pewee et the Aisy Medkal Da peruneet should be vested, PI et promo, ill MO Individual, and lot lee board. _ 2. That tk* Commudn ia-Chief shoeld *amiss a sow- I trol over the appointment', sad promotions of the Verner- Gummi. 3. TIM the principle of moral competition, or of special eastunatims, Is reeogaleed medical school., be applied, es tar so practicable, to Monks iat, the *my medical de primmest. 4. That so medical diem shall be promoted to I. staff servos of the Ant class as be shall have nerved sot less than throe years as a regimental medial officer. 6. That too rules which guide promotka be published. 6. That retirement be optioaal after twenty-one, and impalsory from ri gimeatal and seemed clew staff surgeon duty after tkiety-flue years' service. 7. That facilities be gives for the parpoers of study is eivd Imerotals, sash precastleas befog tikes ci minimums tee the period of Alma being posed to lush study. 8. That the regulation which requires *films of the de partment to neve two ymn in the auk to whieh they have been promoted, epos the pay of their previous run, be 9. That the pay of the army gammas and meistaat-ear pone be lacreesed, as may be determined by the *Locative government; but tbis committee is la favour of 10s. per diem es the pay of the meistsatnarget a on ant eppoint- 10. That the relstim purities of mediae! .ad canted/at dicers be sot 'hafted, sad that the army farrow be sot mad* a men sanitary body than at present. 11. That the system of smideattel r.poTte should be plead arm the Mae footing with thme ?elating to eon- Wass eroese. 12. That the oseamithoe seine with the mosaesdatice of lb. Disorient:Moen' rt to has* of absence, booorary dm tioetiows, Word bemoan, eptciel estvieee, end relative rank. 13. Tbs. MMI be ban stela to this committee that the supply of viedisal elicon was fenfileient dur;ng the late war, the esiabilhineat of civil beepiteis may have bees =g; bat par sommittee nut the recurrence to sash em asy be avoided for the future. 14. Tim sprees duly qualified to compound sedition, and Waled if siktely senior, should lona a put of the seedied mlsaffelimeat of ever, regiment; and tan time Lwow &said Is 'sleeted either from the Medical Staff rip, Am die rang of the regular army, or from the rrphia Nis ef soldiers educated in the Hinton Asylum; that they &said to regularly trainer: sad dared with a view to tb dudes to be discharged ; sad that no one shell be semeitimed eligible for employment tent he has gives proof, es easealastion by a boon, that be may, with safety to the eielt e.Wm be eatruted to coat ouad the mslewa to be edeableasood to bits. 16. That Os Medical Bs&ff Corm which was raised for series daring the late war, should ontUnte a part of tne pesos establisoment ; and that it is deeirable it should be re united from the ranks tf the army, provided volunteers offer is saddest somber., powering the requirements deemed esseatlel to qualify for the pasticcisr Markle ea which the tore Is to be employed. 16. That the standard of providing amble' sad earthm en* nem& hi/onion end duaklog st Hasler Hospital be eassiell to imeeral hospitals of the army ; that seem colludes firssisk Olken be provided in them; sud that a military lamed. asylum be provided, es embraced s t the deolea for the sew military hospital et Southampton. 17. That the question of hospital stopper/es be left to the diseretioa of the Hone Chards and Wet Office. 18. That at the outbreak of any future war, separate trampert should be provided foe the souveyesca of all me distal stone; bat your committee leave the minor arraagc• meats of detail to the examine. 19. The evarnittee in the .ears 41 Iry Inquiries have had Meidestally brought before thou the admirable manner in which tho army and civil maritime bare performed their duties in ths East, and your sommittse ore glad to take this opportunity of reeolding lb, bl(h opinios they ester- Min of Wit twits. There was a great strata upon the military and railway authorities at Portentoath yesterday, upwards of 6,000 troops turbos been told if and bent away by the Booth- Western and Smith Conn Railways. The gunboats and otter vessels bow to carry is the mops at rain.., end aide tlbe port as buy ea at the yew of the late war. A splendid banquet urea giesu by the Fusilier Guards, at the L•mclon Tavern. last evening. Coven were laid fee 100. The chair was taken by H.K.H. the Doke of Cambridge, Coonnander-l..Chier. Amongst the company present were :—L eet.-0 1 L .rd Rokeby, K.C.8., Earl of llulsreave, V I^ollo% Bar, Vise.unt Strsthallan, Colonel Lord James Murray, L,rd Vane Tempest, G 1 Sir O. Berkeley, K.C.8., General 8w W. Conroe, 0.C.8., Colonel Berkeley, Colonel Hepburn, Colontl Joerlys, Colossi Meyriek, Crlosel Y. rks, Colonel Tyr whit., Colrsel Kings:cite, Major 0110 i rIl UOl,lll. Major Geserel Disco, Ceram Beresrerd, Captain Campbell. Cip. Ws Ferquhsrion. Captain Outd , n, C.ptai. Knollys, Captain Lustros, Carain Shaw Stewart, Major Ruth • tweak, Major Neville, Major Judd. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOwdlrd OINTMENT AND, PILIA woonassrs Emma' /01111111Cran or Ilicans.—M... Tates draw. of Cliftes. um toned. sullersd severely he some tlrm hem somber Is thereat, god with a hookas par.emmees Is thew or various remedies abe O t sonviored nothing whatever mall Mal It. Roomer, by the reseemesdoton or Mr. Heap, dreggieSelOpes. show, she eseemeseed solos lloiloway's (Salmon sad Mks eel Wm invakeMs median very ameely aired her, set ably Whig tie wend, but meads' bar to a rennet sire et braltb.—gmbl by ell =Akin modem tbremehost the world; at Prinkreses Mftrilsgsmrs es Oran& Lesdos. sad Itsidsmbm.ter ••• 4 . stirs" Cosessuacide i A. Ovals,. Mayas; and& Ws: 11119. TO ill IDITOI 01 Tal IMPRZSI. - - 8111,—A doses items have to be decided at Olelma ford daring the two dam sad it is to be hoped the !Dieting will meet with the success that it did last year, wLen tbLie were the same number of items. In 1854 (but two yeses ago) the meeting oommeneed August 26, sad tome were but dye nese oa each day, the largest Sold rootlet:kip of four, that number only mustering is two instances but last year the datum was brought forward to the 24th of July, and the addition of two stakes (the Welter Cup sad Scurry Handi cap) appeared to revive the failing foetuses of the gathering, the fields 'horst mobilo' those of the trevious year. To-day's bill of fare eassiste of the Chelmsford Handicap,' Welter Cup, County Members' Plate, Breatweed Stakes, sad Galley wood Stakes, the latter being the only item I meant touch. lieliasford Haadicap, two Wks, is worth little short of 3001. to the winner ; but I do set *spew a wry lugs field. Winkfield heeds the Wt with 9st, sad he h quite capable of carrying the weight. With the mosey 09, he will be no despicable opponent to Peleliu, although he to give her 191 b for the year. The latter has bees basked for all that mold be got as sad the money has likewise bees put ea her lot her Go odwood esgegemeate, se she has shows something quite out of the mamas order to private. Humboldt Sc. hardly stay Use diatoms* • bat Crewe Pismo rah well with a heavy weight at EtUtford last week, and as he km bat Bit Ilib he 'Mold have some little chasm, talus hie ;wry go for the Tag o' War, abut whose shying qualities I am la ig• c erases. Westatiaster I cannot tryst; sad I m ast stake smother stop till I reach Sirocco. He looks able to boat all the remainder down to the Emulous pldhsg, who is able to stay, ands be km a light weight be is sot unlikely to finish is the van. I alai look to Sirocco or Pole Star for the Laser, sad Wiakfisld may be close op with the best of the two. The Welter Cup, one mile sad a half; has but a poor eatry, uad Simeon is the only is.. horse of the lot. Joshua sad Royalty restive weight from Ma, and may contest the rem with him; but the whole throe are espied In peat kaadisep, and I ammo be sure of a start with either in owasequence. Shame may beta reserve for the handicap. Tee embers• Plate, half a mile, ►u 25 subs., and of them New Haglike, Comfort, Suter to Little Tibby, sad lamas, are good et the &Mamie. Comfort may oompeasate her owner for the diseppoktment at Worcester. the most likely one to beat her ►eing the Sister to Little Tibby. Gamma di Very, Perfume, sad Maid of Allow, kok well for the Smallwood Stakes, sad the Maid sway be sbls to wia in the shame of the gent meatmaisd, sad I a not sue she mama MN him. METEOR. TATTIIIWp3—N . oNniT. 11 0reeIstiee it; ae - a;117;;;Ii ths laveetaents weeks Me lwi m ed e lellies swim No WA was, there. 101 w• WIMAe sewliMei userste Use id~isro, tlis petty Aar pies isles meek/ rowdesL aY Camases= Lower.—Nils Mar seas iM l Swear. Mr MS MOM ea • to 4 ; 4 le I wee AMA Mewl Ilemeh issi • to 1 let the outlays Is Mdr Weer vise kaseigielie. Oeseerees Zees wee le etwembish At 11 le 1 she re. West malistellis semen' sib a peal Mem wc&d km tau takes AIM swility. Lift TAMr seine Nee to to tto Ito to I sad dr sad Mesa were UM WI twe seiner many kAked foe stassr, Male kg • &Wel Muswesd Isedeser, 9 to 1, le le I. If Is end AAA, 14 to bete/ lOWA spire her. Se, 33, sod i tt=l4 es 1. were Oakes to swell sewn slest Comedy. Buda. le 100 le Owed, est fie te I we Mired wheel a ‘ Vserse phl rr.—rhierWil Wei epie Mow.. what Yellow Jl4lll ME' mike 41•111WAMMIMli. lis A, sal Ruby 4 to 1, miss Aim MOO Me use . WM le I wee emeatly chard ' NANO Os Ma; AM swamis ase islismignesselut Ysllow JellAwAsseserilwes mem/ diekesselesiesiks Ask Ineeetaionte Meselits. fee I was sikeL=4 Meeemshlt le 1 wild Iwo Mr Nes_ . the sate gisoled Menewlis wee bolsi to • ;LWIN is/ Is M. was Meat VerbeasslA. AS to 10 le MI wise hie siplestils ot Uwe. Ma Mr Is one were keeled la libbiensers. Maw Ark, Mawr" lierweette. Sr. Lasse.-00we sew sr OP IMO 7 to I lost Ileasiss. lavostamle him WZelda Zee mounted to stoat 181. CLOSING PRICES. CHLLWIPOID HANDICAP. 6tv 4 sot Pointer (t) llto 1 opt MoirAeld (t) 4 to 1 Moue (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 11 to I opt Zeta (t) ID to I spat Comedy 4 and of) 10 to 1 Goldblll (offd) 23 to 1 !Whops (t) 14 to 1 Cluny Chess ioffd) AS to 1 Penner (t) 100 to 6 Lady Morin it) Uto 1 ardonic, (offd) 100 to 6 Jolly Marino 50 to 1 Berjad)l Damn 20 to 1 Johnoy Taft (t) (offo) GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to I apt Fisherman (t k offl 100 to 7 opt Polo Star (t 6to 1 Tanen Jack (off) 100 to Vendernean 7to 1 llonentae (t Ito I) 20 to 1 11 Pleagsners (t) (t) Ito 1 Idemsevhe (t) 125t0 1 Tao lieu of Llano 12 to 1 Ono het ) STEWARDS. COP ( GOO DWOO D ). 160 to 16 eget Katherine Ingle (t) IT. MEL II to 1 net Elinsion (t 7to 2) DERST 20 to I apt Zayder Zoo (t) 1 00 0 to 20 spit Bolded= (t) lbe flatseriptlon Zoom will be opened on Betarday nest, la order to send ea opportunity for ending the mutest wort 's secoonta 4 and Tor iroosparing bete ca the Goodwood events. Home AULT= AT CIIILIMOID.—TLie ROMANI. Bannockburn, helm, Intaloue g, Veteran, Ittuagurne, Veat ler e l jer . Moe, Peen. bodes, Little Tam, Iby Forestool—ileoran'e dam, Star, Brink. tow, HannaOrMl, Oeidea Plover, Humboldt, Fareimtko, Maid of Athena, Mentality, Mow. The **War. CRICKET. Till GENTLE= OF KNOLAND 11. Tit PLATT= of Este the grandee match of the seams, toss oseasisatid at I ad% yeearday. wl im there we about 4,001 .pt moat. The following Is the result of the day's play : —Oradea's, drat lea lags. fog' eared Whew (three wlediets doltish U. Players. first +lens% lit. The MAMA will be mewed ties day. MAZIb Taman; who was convicted at the lest esiiese at Abingdon on the charge of murdering her infant, erred three mouths, will be executed at the top of Reading Gaol ea Friday next. Sines her conviction she has paid earnest Ittelletioll to the relialons instructions of the chap lets. the Rev. John Field. As the evidence faded to rho. that there were any of those features of deliberation and brutality which have characterised rubles cuts In which reprieves have berm granted to the culprits, the public ere sow surdas themselves to oblate, on her behalf, s conarea tatian a the essileamr. The child, it will be remembered, wan Weird I. a and, when foand, It bad a hectors es the part wail lest side of the head, which the @urgers aLLegMm be the cease of dock. The woman now denies the wasier, and states that the body was buried by the man with elms she cohabited. When the child was mimed, and the pets mauls 'm(1416416, the woman at first denied having had soak bat afterwards admitted that she had, but that it died of thrash, and named the place where It was burled. This alestainstance Is pointed out to the Bearetary of Siete as favourable to the convict ; and u all the witnesses proved her to Mu been kind to the child up to the last moment of her befog seen with It, they conceive this to be a foist worthy of merciful consideratka. The memorial at Reed. lag has bee. aigaed by Mete thus 600 penes,. A simillr mernorir , has al.o been largely signed at Abingdon. Both will be presented to the Buretruy of Bute tc-day rfeesday)._ - - WIPE KILLED BY DEE HUBBAND..-- Yesterday of entries as inquest was had by Mr. Horton. coroner for ' Manchester ow tbe body of Mary Doyle, wife of Jam .. Doyle, wbo died ow Sunday ersoistr. Toe sullen, WAS to 1110 offset that diossased sad her bubsod had been drleking at We boos ri a (Timid, and on resettle( their bow., ta Nissassaissal e they bad • quarrel 'maim out of MAO feel tgsed jaohoday betimes. them, when the hastrarid struck his ewe W Mtttls, and bombed her ow lb. door. Bte ddiedulmint ly. Tao jar, dread a verdict of mart timbale. med the husband was taimatittod foe trial. FATAL EXPLOIIIOII.—TWO MEN ECALDED TO Dora.—Yesterday morales about sit o'cdock, jest as Jams Parkinson, the engine tenter at the factory of Messrs. Horneke and Miner, Prestos, was shout to shirt the engines, the cast iron throttle valve, used for r.gulatlog the stem conveyed through • 15 inch feed pipe from five large boilers, bent with • fearful 'splash:re. The sorties hones was instantly filled with steam, end Poraisson and as alter named, Richard filther, the oily persons In that pert of the building were Kidded to death. Beveled the bursting of the valve no damage was sustained by the machinery. ; Mater has left • wit* sad three children, Parkinson a IP ire ealy. About 760 moons will be throws out of smoky meat for several days, while the valve ia being replaced. AUSTRALIAN NAVIGATION. Muer& Beytatrilr, Peacocks, stureo., 17, Grandstand-is net, write, reepectiag & paragra ph published la this pat er last Friday, and In which the mlir g performance, of the ship Rest and the steamer Royal Chant, Weft thawed : Ihe real fact of theme latish : —The Kest left Plymouth they on the 16th ' of February, and the Royal Chatter not till the shersom of themes date. The latter vessel reached Melbourne on the 16th of April, making the voyage la 69 deys—the shortest run ever made ; while the Kent did not arrive 27th. loathed, therefor., it the Kent taking 11 days less than the Royal Charter to pi rfs rot do •. ye's, she took 11 days mfg." - MMODELLINO OT HORSEMONOIR-LANE GAOL. - 1 Yesterday, et • special tasting of the segistra'se for the toasty of Surrey, held at the New Beseions-howe, Meeting toa-seaseway, a report was presented from the committee appointed to consider the propriety cf building a sew sad commodious prison fir the county, or of ressodelliog the present pieces in llor•emosgar-lane.The emsaittoasia.ed that they had decided It woe unnecessary to Ithild a new gaol, end they recommended that a sem or 12,0001. be voted for the purpose of remodelling Hothemonger-kne Gaol; the mount to be paid by instalments from the °nuns y rate ha thhty yews. After seas discussloo, is the course of whicils It was slated that a new gaol would lost 60,0001., the report wen unadiarowly adopted. It was also resolved th.t Mears. Barry and Blend'. plan be carried late t Ifeet ; alto that Mr. Jelin Wilson's tender for 10,3611. be rueived, liberties a surplus for furniture and other cautiareacies. Row. CALIDONIAN AllTLUM.—Yesterday tin children educated in this institution at Holloway were a:e ntitled in the presence of a numerous party of its patrons sod supporters, and prises were bestowed ea the di servirg boys and girls. The 1t.,. Mr. Ferguson addressed, with ✓ash feelsog, Hose of the children whoa fathers had fallen is the Crimean campaign, when hawse one of the ministers appointed to cheer them with religious eessoletime. The children were also addressed by the Routs Dr. Cumming and R. Macpherson. Bur J. Berea Maxwell sad Mr. J. Gilmour trek tart in the proceedings; sad thanks were gins M die ssatstary, mama. adawrissesPr, sad rabdessa lab, Nutt!ltem. EQUITY COURTS.-JULY 21. WO= TICII4IIIIIICOLLOR O 7 JOUR MAUL DAVID O. TOLLSDIACIIII. By an indenture tared the I gth of glergember, latL the defendant W. L. F. To'lemache, comnsuly 11141111 Lied ainalletswir. Mort- M e t au tee lends Talmash. ctlea midu ndhil t i s: mo th° eimd or entititd in porsersion, reveroicab remeleder, se empestaety or otherwise howsoever, to the plaintiff, his belle sad dens/ • the li e of Lord liontingtower, subject u to metals of thialemia to the mates god °harm created thereon by the will of She lauftler Mr William Talesath, prior to the 'aisle riven to Lord The deed emitaini I the usual covensat tor further assaraos.Mt wu not inrolleo under the gime and Itecoverim Let. The oefendant Lord flue? i ratol•Pr man tenant in tail in revealed, r of certain Ludo in the esunty of Surrey, part of the lands comprised in ha of lore I. Tim plainut died the bill in this cause againe aw n defendant Lord Huntingtower. Weft., that he might be de . creed purenant to his commit for bather semenen contained to the shove lodestars of m to excrete • proper diem. Widow saeurence of all the shore 6wedltamest. is the county of burr my. to which at the date of the above indenture be was entitled ; Wither et Law or in equity for en estate In tall male or in tail either in poasmae, remainder, or reversion, and deliver such disentailiai asseraaee to the plaintiff. The saes occupied the court parte of Mr. days. Mr. duos sod Mr. Jorge' appeared In suppart of the plaintiff'. ease, Sr. Mathis and Mr. Hawkins for the methame in bankruptcy of Lord Iluntlegtower, end Mr. Wlgram and Mr. I.ipp br the de bed-at, Lord thintlagtOwer. At the eoaclusion 01 the arguments, the glieerChawmller mid the Impression lett oa his mind by the arruntars was unfavourable to granting the relief aouitht by the plainuff, but he should consider the eime red reeeree his Juignsest PAW after the tem vacation. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JuLy 21. TRADII DEBTOR IlltalldONl-41UESTION AS TO EBCOBITT• A summons had bees taw oat by Mr. Bayley, of Plymouth, agaleet Mews. Wean and Crook electrical engineers, of Ptumatesd, fora debt of 501. One of the traders, Waste, admitted the debt ; the other made oath that he had •gc et defence. It appeared that the money had been advanced, os well as • former nom or 1504 ott rew rite of letters potent, which were assigned to Mr. !Wyk); but WI sow sought for further wordy. late Honour -I Wes over and one again laid It down cc • prin. Mole. Pi reference to the lam set welch trawlers to this court the jurlalistion of • Judge and jury in some maw, that I WU weer Mast upon motility Wing given where the ,f• appears to wow of • com plicated nature, and where it is Mt quite clear that the dt bt L due by the alleged debt r. Ido sot Wok that the isMitt.on of the Ws. Wore was to transfer jurisdiction In complicated ewes to this nowt. Here, tbe debt may be due, but the cirecomtacem appear to be es. tremtly eampliested; ow party swan that it Is duck soother licit It is we, In all these cows I leave the parties to go heck to the proper watt. The Nehru* wee • Women% measkoterew, of Lower ham street. Geolitemmem This wee the whines meelibM uiW- Ittile were ewes MI tit ape esb imbed Pima km the Mel tikes Or thoerainhasse M n appliettics tee ellemMint Ni.Uhldrem, who PepeilMed the mimeo, stated Matt lie bank. met MI some to the meet es Ws owes LL Khba, sweetly that he had Int. et mats. It termed eat Ma mly Ifit. bad bee weeltreil ; bat es Mere tram a probability that goesalag non moll pt tn. the tmigaset Vahed tor a• adjournment eh wmat. wet the mom inapt taken by tir. aeeMtLaae Cliegem behave wham the ern ought to ban Mee Mood. Me Boma maid that IN diegssig et Mt. Omandssiontr Oaat. Owes cares In hie C 1....,: hP all set vs dertslus to adopt ewes wroth he might be told wee mooed by that leaned oontro.e skannt. He did not think any had been &hewn foe en adjourn ment. The bankrupt might have bees mistakes ea to the value of bit pre rely; but tint we .o mem why es twines& a matter es the certificate etwold be aeletesed. • = ap art • tight W him hla etittntate adjuJintellaill at dr NONA memeat. The bankrupt was emakeill. lot be bad sold a piano tor 191., which he MA pardon* et lb. Ihrtve. the axle eleinee, fur 111. lie did re Mame be wee h inny at the time. TM Oemetheioner—lf I ea to ohms tide ma's certificate breams hs ha NM • piano for if. lees the ite pree keit, I tear I should bare up mime discarding, in elmottewayeem Lieklater —1 de No ork your Wes to do that: bat from what yoe abort wow Is of Ure I thlok yea will not *W to toted Rant • 7b Omala m tee pm of father in etigatioe . feber—l wee % aely owes lame 4101., and the meets went dem et lief. 11. r. itelikable . -4111 we havereceired is 001. - - 'rib; Camaiiiiir—Weil_ • i hew kw Makeup(' who mice here pea dcce simidellia Wk ladebtaduem Men come here owing WS wr 60.0001, tr wa7 tow of them produce 10,0001. of amts. TM Mr way to 11 11 • Mee Is to compare the meets with the arosele er the_ lisble, and I fbfbk we sloth • very fair proportion. .Be Be Maps OWN IMisifts ele eirtillsek sad me co reason why it KUM NM smori IX 11 I. WATSON AND I. 'NOON. The henktipts were deem to mining sham, of Copthall-huild togs. This wee the meeting for proof of debts sod &dee of assignees. prellolaary statement of affairs, prepared by lir. Beesley, the no seastaar, shows Itabilltin , J the lonoctot of upwards of 16,0401.; the mob luwenet yet aen ewe/tamed. Path the teakropte Kars been In palm, red separate petitions toad been parented and separate ed. boirstiree ; but the proceedings are now ecaaoUrlated. Several mei of debt were nude, and r 'signets chosen. The ioniser pro esodloss were ad" inrned till the certificate meeting. Mr. Whams* IA Vie elicit assignee •• and Wear. Lowrance, Flews, and Bayer. are tie antiettees seder the baakinptcy. CAPTURII 07 AM AIIiSCONDID lANIRVIT. About a year and • half ago a man. named 0. W. Norman, who I had eurlied oa badmen as a tailors' te•-matieg seller In leboreMteb, I was made bank.up.. He did not eurrender elder the adjudication, but haring realised his stoat absconded with the premeds, and Galled for altber America or Australia. A tow day. ago be was apprehended In London by owed tile detectives, end is to be brought op at (WSW hall today. INSOLVENT DEBTOItS COURT.-JULY 21. IN RE JAMIE MURRAY RICHARD RA' M AT OLIORD. This Insolvent, • clergyman, the 'lssmtent of Br-deity, Lancaster, wee opposed, no his application to be diechm, ty Mr. Dowse, tor sir creditors residing in Menehester acd Lanoister. Mr. Os/good twilit Mr. need) supported. The Inaolvent la now 20. lie was curate of Termite= Demi, in Hampshire, In 1820. He was prevlowly Mndeat et Oxford Univer sity, and lett owing debts above 1,1001. One of the causes of his 4- teolvency we the facility of getting Into debt at Oxford. In July, 1852, be was app told to the umumoency.of liards.ey, the 48034150 of which win ab .nt 2201. • year. He married in August, lOU, and his wile's mottled property Is about 1301.• year. He bad paid mune, and coatrected dcbta to restore Vernhant Dean, which had involved him in debt. ‘i hen be went to Barnsley be owed about 1,400. He had repaired the parencsge.hi use, sod eintracted a with Moors. Mountcastle sad other Irsdreistoo nese his lislost. He left Bardeey to January, 1854, herlos sontrwoed debts to ab ,on 1,400 f. in the year sad a ball of ha rrerSeorw. From JAMISIy. 1854, to January in.,, there wa• Do 'minion In his schedu'e of t le rendenee. . . Mr. Win* b.lted the I nealvent where he had been residing In the yeys 31;. - 8 - Cr - c - ood said there were patent eiretunetances In the cage which he honed would not be made public. Teo place where the moment had been would be made known to the own through the officer. TlOreglatraz banded op I parr to the eammloitooer, wbo permed 111 r. Commlesbian. Phillips &eked whether the ctressmetaace of when the insolvent had teen would affect the adjliditl,iolll,othersias the whole puede muss know of what be had just sees apprised, Me. Dowse said he Mould maks bla wee on the schedule. lir. desgmxt express.' his mknowledpments to SW frtecd fee not webbing the inkomatlim mearsonicste4 to the coart to be made It appeared that the hisolvest tied been arrested in January, and had Mom been la prime for debt. Ile bad been sued at Hardeley, and had given a bill of sale. Ills property had beta sold off. Ile bad offered Slew*. Agnew their prapeety back, but they declined. in answer to the Commiesioner, the lesolvest said he was IS when he want to Oslord. lid father, a clam men, wed when he was about leering ticked. lie father paid bit bills. Ile got into debt for money lent, horse Moe, wine, Jewellery, los. Ile was solicited by the Ov•ord tradesmen. aaW ha had lam thoroughly diogratrd with the manner In which boys were suppicod by (Word tradesmen. Ilia system had Men exposed in this °mut, and, thanks to the public peerm much goi d had been done. The inso.cent eap:ained a principle which he sold was scitNi cif by Oxford tradesmen. Xi hen a rerun could not pay 'debt, they t Int to Wm further cr• dit, or they would eapose lum. Mr. Lamm placed the ease before the cou•t as one in which debts had been incurtml without rtssonabe expectation of payment. It was a case toe the appileauon cif the discretionary clines. Mr. Saigcod admitted that then ►ad been extravagance, which ►ad, no di mbt. o waned at (Wore. The lissolmmt had ben In gni- Ma Mace January. . . Collllllll.llollff Phillips, after complimenting Mr. Dowse for the tiontacilty and holds= won which he had coeiductod the oppoilhon, tzprt mid his intention of giving • Judgment cinder the disore:ion.r, ohms, and bad the OW habit peered be sboold bars pi onounool • Judgment for minuted., debt. without reasonable expectation of pay. Mont. His llonocir nude some remarks on the conduct of Oxfigd tradesmen; they had not, he said, the audacity to come and opp se. The insolvent left Onord owing 141021, and had go. into debt to .one extent. He prononotcd • I udament of Noce calendar month., under the discretionary claw, n both would keep bin sic weeks longer in p.i.cn, and bad tie nut been ,n prison since JILIIUIII he should have even him the full period of six nonlife. IN IN ANTEIONT ■.ICON. This ere wee before reported. The Insolvent had bees a poem' to the rortneoem army. The Chier Cainnstedoner gave a Judgment of floe months at the net of some and eight soothe at the suit of other enednoro The Judg ments are °Document tram the veding ceder. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost, JULY 21. CLOWN COVAT.--11,7011 Mt. 11•1011 lOUNIWRLL. PALOXIOUS ASSAULT UPON • NAN 1111) PIMALI £T These Rolling, 37, was charged with a felonious aseault upon Charlotte Dudley, at Bradford, on the 27th ult. Mr. Dards; mad Mr. Sinter prosecuted ; Mr. D. Seymour defended the precast. Tee prinecutria is the wife of a pork botcher, at Bradford, and the is a arena inanuf.cturer in the UAW town. On the 21th of inir th r the precast engage:l the huaband of the I commute' to go to flalitaz fair to all irecuin and confeetienery for him, and be wee lama from Bradford for some dm. The prom. mall Waited upon the prisoner In the afternoon of the 27th of June, and inquired of him when he thought bee but and would man home. The retainer replied,. Net until • Saturday night," and the preamitrin walked bock 4) her own house. In the canine the to lame enured the shop of the erode:utile, end in a few mtimente bo w. rat into the kitchen and sat down. After at tending to some customers, the proemial& Joined the prisoner ie the kitchen, and they convened together for a short tune. Tbe pro. eecotria was called into the shop to welt spun some persona who eddied to pureness pork Pie.; oho Ira. *Mat o few minutes, and on retaining tato the latclit a die found the pi Mar waa not there, nod she comiluently concluded that he had left the premises. About . eleven o dock the proseeuirts fateried the doors of her ; boon, nod retired to rest elle bed mot bete in bed mere than a minute before the pincer, who had beam ft arta underneath, made Me appiennot, pced hie bud upon her meth, ezd thieatened test tl end emilie or aid* a soles be you'd mutate her. The miaow undimmed tamale, end thee annotated the adios. imputed to him. The Seam fix resisted as wash es she := 0 1:t being Is. advai.ced In , she lOU oraie, horn es, to present the peleoese h repose. Ohs was afraid of seehing an outcry at the Ma% the Wow shoed entry • his threat into enseution. having aelested a psedeelrese the prose. earls that she would not manilla tw her hashing whet hod mous red. the primmer left the boon. The preseettaz reinsaid erg lag in bed , for mom hours, evil next martin& et wean Aide she etennient. wed toe perm named suttee the outrage that had her analtted upon her. When the primer wee apprehended he Owl that the ereseeutrix was a moulting putt', and that wee the lime et Minna hie tweed eoaosel set up at Me trial. Gitifly. A prestoue ovulation for nianstaughter wee proved agalsot the Wont, end he was sentenced to be tleaegostel USN THE POLICE COURTS GUILDHALL Tunquin Saville, a foreigner, was finally examined, and evitunit'e for trial, abused with kegler attain doeuntenis purpqrt m , liquidation bond. of die Internal Debt of Pero, with iriWnt to der_ 4 ,4 the Peruvian government and otherr..._ WORSHIP-S CASET. John Butler, stated to hs a ticket.of.leave convict, was cha j ,, tt with being ecemerned, with a 10•11Abd woman, not in malady, lently assaulting and robbing Yr. Uteri.* Bode; a commercial :rt. welter, reeding in Nestle-street. Bethnal.gremorrod. The pproeccotor stated that between X and a o'clock on the r‘ec.., of W y sennight he had arrived within a few yard s of hem; , demo when he beard the sound of footsteps advancing rap i dl y I,:b m ' d him, and at the ...me moment he reetelvel a etunnieg blow on the bait of the bead which knocked him bee the road. Before he treater, two men, one of whom be recounted an the prte der, Woo !..co ; seined him by the collar of his coat, and dragged him smote the rowt, where they were joined by a woman, who comae-etc.l r , fi np • ! pockets while they held him down. Having abatracted Ida puts atal money they diapereed in different direct ohs. 7he rubbery wee mined in braid daylight. and in the peewees of revered hero:tem wh o were ripparehtly ao paralysed at the daring nature of the attack that they were unable to render him any aesietarce until his , reallwits tal effected their escape. Mr. Thomu Button, a shoemaker le the neighbourhood, deposed to his having seen the mbloner and another own dogging the we'', o r the prosecutor until he had almost reached hit/ door, when they and. dealy attacked him In the manner dere:ells d, and before withers has time to interfere for his protection they bad made oft with the,, tooty. Sergeant Jackson. a detective officer of the Hdithion, said that the prisoner had contrived to elude pursuit since the Use of the rubbery, bat after a persevering search he was traced out sad taken into e , J, tady. Ile had retwoa to believe that the prisoner, who had been re. pettedly in custody, win at precont at large upon a ticket.ohleav% and one of his brothers had been sent out of the cowitry under a In: tenet of transportation.. 11;s prisoner, who ileclarad that the witnews were entirely mw taken in his identity, was remanded for depositions. LAMBETH. Charles Tayl ,, r, 'youth of 16 ye ire of age, was charged before Mr Elliott with shooting two choice tams fowls, the property of Mr, Samuel Adams, so attorney, molding in Eye Hill Howe, Peckham Rye. Mr. Adams dersed that on the day before, at about half-put one o'clock, while in his dressing.rrom, be saw the primmer and two vim minors in one of his ECM, end in • moment or two afterwards, hi observed owe of the patty go up to • hedge, put the mauve of • through, sad firs • shot. Just before he, Mr. Adams, raw eery, , fowls belonging to bins in • fled adjoining that in which he cad obeerred the primmer and his two coothaMons, and co the shot being fired he perorivesi two of them drop. lie r.ir out to the parties. who Not to their bests, but be ultimately in apprehending the prisoner, Mr. Adams added that the tahabaan• of the neighbourhood were annoyed and alarmed on Sundays by *mime, sporsmen, with arum, who fire] at everything within range. The two fowls were watt, from twelve to thirteen Thomas Mailmen, the servant of Ile. Adam% corroborated ha master's statement._ _ _ - 11 - a; prover o;lied Henry Arthur Taylor, of No. 6, Oloueeeler. tlersoa, OW lent-rod, who acknowkdged that he was the perwa who had shot the fowls. In extenuation, he said it was the practice eta lumber of persons to go out with guns on the ea day morning to tin place in question, which he ondenitoo I belonged to a building society, and he thought he had ss good a tig ht to go there at nt h, and went there sceordiogly. , game he shot were hiscittarda and thrushes, end the gems Wag long be had really mistaken :he fowls for blackbird. - Mi 7 .llllOtt remarked that there could be no doubt the privates object in shouting the fowls was to steal them, and that they iirov'd bare carried them away had they not been alarmed. lie remanded them to a future day to give time to make inquirice into their chant. ter, but said he had no objection to wept Nth for their attendance on future• Tfl m I t orTtrate requested the acknowledgment of the foi:o*lng sums received for the poor blind man Scholdeld. via.;—From a kdy. 11. N. P. 1.... UN.; Mrs. Lucy. 91.; U. 13. M., 10s.; two kneads, by Mr. Ballentree, I/. Ss.; sad G. H.. M. MARKETS. LONDON WEEKLY Imported. 1104400.1sdia 6,00 iherithis bye 0,100 Beyali Madmlkap 14,000 Pecan, bap Fotelyn pkgs. 19,C00 Corm, B. P. Amske Nana ..... --bees Ceylon auk• Oocoe, B.P. Foreign Um, oils 1,140 Delivered. Pr. Meek. 2,9 0 271,300 20,400 266,0110 7,640 .01,009 127C00 171,000 21 000 221 6,460 600 9,90 e 710 4,930 706 2,400 620 22,000 2.1 1 / 4 5 0 19. MSS. 23,c0e 20 11,000 (00 17,64,0 TALLOW. Toe same eivcomstances to which we called your attention on the 11th have continued to *fleet the prior of tallow, and we have again to report an advance no Pie epos. For forward delivery, however, there Ices teen • reaction, notwithstanding the receipt's the course of the week of advices quoting hipper price* in St. IPe. Tilburg. By telegraph b day tallow in quoted 155 ro. on the spot. The produetion of town tallow is 101 very moderate, and the pram has ail,need to 21a net cash. Today we have ba t a quiet market, with not much doing speculatively. On the scot tae demand continues active. Or eloang prices ate: —Bpst Y.C., 535. to 525. 6d.; Aug. and slept, Sic; Ont. and Dec. Pk. eld.; aepsrate months, 50s. to 504. id. At public sales on TrldSy of 1,300 casks offered, 760 eold.—(From Memos. Smith and Charles' circular of Mosuay evening.) OVlTON.—Lrenarom., Jurb 21L - The market closed very finely though tamely, at the hill rates of last week. The isles are mtimattd at 0,000 batee-1,500 for exhort, and 1,005 on speculation —compd. ring 400 Pernambuco and rdaranham, at si d. to fjel. ; 400 Erryptirr, at did, to 151.; anal 1,500 Ohne, at 1 lid. to 144.; and 40 Sea Wanda. OORM.—.Csaurra, Jct., 19.—We had a fair supply of wheat at oar market thw mninielr, for which Ir. per CarlPle bu•hel advance wws readily obtained. Oats yawn aupplv, demand good ed. per Carlisle bushel advaoca Wheat, whits, SOL to 3ln 6d.; rod, 29a. to 30a.:; barley, 19.. talk.; cats, potato, Ila to 135.; 030111000, tOS. to Lla. 6d.; rye, laa. to 200.; Paw. Per wow, ka. lOd• to la kd.: oatmeal, Ys. ad. to 2s. Gd.; ryemeal, le. 10.1.; hittloymsal, 20.--Cor has Journal. WALL—Lona; lets 21.—Eaten' West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Brown's Moor High Main, 16.. ; Buddle's West Hartley, 17.. h".; Bywa's &Wide Hartley, 175.; Heron Wert Hartley, 1t..; Howard's West Hartley Nethreton. 17r.; Loogridge. Wen Ilartle7. 175.; North Esrey Hawley, 16a.; Tanneld Moor, 11.. ; Tentleld Eros Buts.. 111.; Walker Pelona., 155.; West Felton. 15r. ; West Hartley Grey., 161. td.; ..Wjant, Us. ; Walla Lad (latent), 17.. W.; Walla End Harlon, 1.; Wile End Harvey Wylaw, W. 6.1.; Wall. End Heaton, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End Pearsth, worereened, 15, 6d.; Wall. End Rtd . tll. 17a. ad. ; Bell'. Primrose, 11.. 3d.; Men Main, 18g. 9d. ; Wall. End Bradt!, Ita, 19.. : WA. Fo 1 Eranawellarate. le.. Cd.; Walls End Harwell, 20.. 6d. ; 6V.11 End I Hutton, 2us. ; Walla EndHepier Grasp:, 19.. 6d.: Will. Lod Lawbt.n, 19.. 9d.; Walls Inl PenaLer, 18,.; Walls End Flummer, 1....114.; Walla End Rowel's Heron, 19..3d.; Walls Esd Sou*o Hutton, 19,, 5,1„; Walla End Itewgres, 9 a.; Wel. End Caradoe, 15..; Walls End Casgop, 19,.; Will. End Hartlepool, 200. ; Dad Ifenit Hall, 111.1. 6d. ; Walla End Kerns, IS.. 6d.; Walls End Youth hellos, Ws.; Walls End Tres, 20..; Walls End Eenwood, 16a, 6..L—bhips at market, 116; .old, 119. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Purest O.k (American bmque).frorailt7wlrnnewleir. elPnied Ore morning ul the rf.n.—Citownster, July 21. Naval Brigade. from Quebre. whkh we•drinu on Pluckington Bast, eth luet., end got off nest day. after having as much of her leer stopped es possible, by being laid In the mud, w.a placed steely in the brunowick Doak cm Saturday eight—Liverpool, July N. Litmus:lM Farts At Volition Pnwrs.- Orwell. at Znltesinp Pie. die, at Nana ; bredcrk Brenta', at Daataw ; V. at Ps '^ munch ; Luna, OUP:tiler, Prcvd,n and Bysantium, at Babe; bans post, Sir Ilenry Pot: nirr, and Fi•nstnrs, at Callao; Zebra Cs). at Havre; IJAhlen Eagle, at baths. ; Perseverance, ut Beltsr Halve ; ern Aster, Chcrubtm, I,ar Wright, John Bright. A ntarctu, Gi.•crtre Evans, and E. C. et ant, ' at Tot k ; DePthatrn and Luscongor, Talbot, and Crtlpede. at Philadelphia. BaIOW PDX Ll•llooQL— Amend, Irons blareellles. July 13; Rose, frown Rs urn, June In ; fairy, tool era:town. Ju:y 9 ; Osprey. en , m to shaven, July 13; Truth. June 13, r d Eugene, 151 h, 'roar Flushing. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. SHAM Out's. from London for Birgspore, Juno 17, l.t. 4.2 S., lon* ao.,n W.; all well. George Atoid (bargee) of and from Liverpool for Adelaide, June 11, lat. 37.19.10..18.30; out .iv days; all well. Mary Ann Falllot, from Akyab for Liverpool, 170 days out, June 2 . , la:. 8 N.. lon. 75 W. Spirit at the North (ship), from Loudon for Sham/hag, June 9, lat. 17.30 8., lon. 37.10 W. Swarthmore, from Bombay for London, May 12,101. 30 6., ton. 21 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CARTWRIGFIT.—JuIy 19, at Cpper Brook street, the wife of A. Cartwright, F.q.. of s daughter. DOMVILE.— July 17, at Itaglan-ereseent, Weaten-euper.Mare, the site of the Rev. C. C. Domeite, of s NM DC770:6.-704 17, at Brighton, Sussex, the vile of Mr. T. R. Dut ton, of a sos. lARGRAVIL—IuIy 17, at Elms Col-till, Buttes, the sliktof C. W. Harfrf••• • of a daughter. lARVEY.—.Iu'y 11, at Tire Oaks, St. Serious's, Jersey, the wife of Capt 11. Burry. R.N., of a .on. IIUOWIT.—J,.Iy to. at 40. Guilford-street, Russel-equate, Mrs. Isaac Rielgear, of a daughter. 16, at tlodsury Ball, Derby, Lady Markt Vernon, 01 • 100. MARRIAGES. BAIAN—MARSUALL—JuIy 7, at St. Pancras Church, by the Rey A. C. bolth, It. A.. A. Baden, Jun., Ng.. of e hacklettell, to Martha, dime) rr of M. Mar-441. Vrq of Camdee-toten. JAMES—ANDER.O)I.—JuIy I at St. Jobe's. Meechenter, by the Eta. W. Haetingtt it. M.A., Mr. F.. Jame. to Utteru.b, daughter a Mr. J. C. Aselereoo, of Borough-buddloge, Loodoa-road, Van. cheater. 1T(171—f.11 il*Pll.—July 17, at f-hirley Church. b the Re•. W. Urger, J. T. U. I..bnet.o, Era Ftag.gurgeon 1 the Y. fere, to Ciaina, daughter of W. obeyer, , of Bladoo Lodge. Her,. Ll.lliiitAN-1 7 /112EINg —July le, at Yeersey, WllO, by the Rey. Sir E tt. O. Wllllems, Bert, assisted by the Res. Sidney Boucher, the Ike. W. Gr rot Lucke. to Jane Betels% only daughter of the late Robert Bison. h.q., of Marlborotigh, Wilts, and niece of S. B. Dixon, Fog., of Prwsey. PAVE STEC Ff.—July 17, at It. Martia'ale4h,Plelds, by the Rev. G. F. Cowries M.A., P. racy, Eeq., to Catherine Anne Strtitt o daughter of J. &rut . , Ee4., of Malta. DEATHS. BURNINGHAM.—JuIy 17, at Priory-BElas, Canonbary.park, Muly wife of Mr. W. Burhhighsin. CIIALMNEIt.—JuIy 111. at May °Alsip, Albatth, laverp al, P. Chatter. Esq axed 77. HAMILTO74.—JuIy 17, at tateseeeton, Mary, make of W. Haar Itoo. EM., late el the War.efltm. MoBB.—July 17, at R. ellinahain ma Wee', New Nat West, W. Mesa Esq., late of the Navy Ottloe, tiomeivet Haase sped 82 BEFAKMAN —lit, 17. at Dalie-street, Lirerpo Elisabeth, widow of Mr. J. Sprialimaa, lied M. ITKAT. —July 11, at Istett road. Elviri eel. Fopkia. • ile of E. West, Eq. WYNCH —July le, at Lake. Rectory, Erse; the Bee. P. B. Wineb. aged 82. Printed and publiiihed WILIJAII Kum HALM of no. 8, Lombard burnt. In the City a London, Printer. at tbe Mina to Lombard tArctt. is the Proust of w htiamon.—ToaseArd on U. US. V n 1120 OO to sad BO: VOW. DI wall 1 embark for 13) Wm, J' Ibis rlao and sril age : 1 1 BA R 9. BO' D' any fnh atZ rori.tA FINt I 11Cy tr SD rg rn l 7 4 11 , Ci I SEC Z; Of tO D sterl, the n radon dos n tor. or P. 17. elt p. IE) taule rtil E, _,. a