The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-18 00:00:00

THZ ARTS AND SCIENCES. On Monday 'tout the models contributed by th e oculperws of Europe for the Wellington monument b ei. Paul's del, will be Wont open to to pu b * Iltroatednetre Ball. A taw attraction bob been added to the Natioaal Ulmlika of Pistons is • rep'ire of Restbrazdts "Nih. Weeds." The Mewl picture to at Anwterel•, . The eop7 sew secured for the Wiest is a bequest from the lute of Itaneser-srptars, sad has waists's!, boo k seettbst to Clersrd.Dow. - • A general meeting of the Limden and Middle le% Ardueolocical geriety will be held ern Tuesday, at the Tower London, on which °civvies' the White Tower, with B t. g i be a aura), he., the serious towers, the ormeneke, oil be Maud and examined, end Iniet tics, rir ire notices of the Well el anociations, the fortilkalLuv, the architecture, eft dee sentenries ut this celebrated 1. e tre+,. will be given by sate lithe Wain members. It is pr Too d to hold meeting elan waskAy, early in the autumn, at Westminster Abb ey sad at Hampton Court. _ _ _ The British Museum ia, we ( L:terary Gazette) understand, soon to be enriched by a new ; olkction ot as*, gullies. These, the fruit of the reerarehis iodinated d Madras, the ancient Halieernsdus, by C. Newton, Es q ., Majesty's mewl at &Idyls*, have shady left 11410* d o gamer Gorgon. and are expected to antic in this coong, in the course of a few days. They all beloug to the renmend sepulchre of King Mausolua ; met Mobs of which, m a d worked into the walla of the modern town of Budrint, bi n already been Is dale yank the national collection. y new acquiliknitn eald tabs both nuturrima and valuable, and postiseir usailles York of a coloasal stains of a**, velshisi sok sem Ism Ilie MEW isidr of France jut held its snag merse el tea. It elects 1 Monsieur de Tailhatebef, who, es at seeders know, ban distinguidd Ireelt by his semen enihnstiona of Asis Minor, its PT* Mai, sad It roads amorshos to Port Juvenal, Maguel dd . Angnilmstes, CA% hob, the Path of Saint Loup, es dim pion in the solgkboarliood, I Munising overriding iellk interest. In addition to its emulate:is, the society held nasetings, et wlikb lectures on botanical subjects were de. limed and disci:onions took place. A considenibls numb of Parisian students and of stranger• attended the procent. nags of the society. The Entomologied S,iety of Frond joined the botanists at Montpellier, and secutuynned the* in many of their eicursiona. SINGULAR PHENOMENON. The following letter, from the Hon. Charles itairottnit Murray, H.Y. Envoy to Persia, bee been hand.-0 to gip (Literary Ga2tt,) for publication by Sir Charles Lyell : " Baghdad, May 23 , 1837. My dear Sir Charlee,—We have lately n itnowsul here a piamteneacm so strange, that • brief derctiption of it may not he smiwteresting to you. On the 20th imtmt, a few minutes before 6 pia, (which is here about an to ut before sunset), I was sitting with my mina reading r me Verrian letters, when on • sudden I became sensible of an nutted obsenestian of the light on the paper. I jumped up, and going to the window, saw a huge Work cloud appmehing trawl the north-meat, exactly an if a gall were being fawn over the face of the heavens. It mud have travelled with considerable rapidity, for in lees than three minutes we wee enveloped in total darknev, a dark nem more intones than an ordinary midnight when neither stars nor moon are visible. Groping my way amidst chains and tables, I ineeseded in striking a light, and then &cling ammeed that a Mho= of some kind was coming on, I tend to my servants to come up and shut the windows, white ware all open, the weather having been prorionsty wiry matey. While they wen doing en, the wind increawd, aid here with it melt • dense volume of dust or roil, that bathes they *cold snored in cla.ing the windows the nen wee entirely Oiled, so that the tables sad longtime were speedily covered. Itteenvalule • peak elan the whole ray, the Armenians and otter Midas meta waged through the gloom to m hos and prey is the churches ; 1110110111 shrieked sod bast thee lathets la the streets; and the mac of a dress reslealisi lbeeretves in prey.., believing that the sad el Or real beg iwetved. After • short time the black denmen mem theaseiked by a red lurid gloom. snrh as I sew re Is top pen of the world, and which I coo only liken in inegleeddea be the egret that might be produced ell Loathe wen in thalegtelien in • busy November f 1; fete. It wan nee rads. (I ary sheer say berfal) than re previous War drbars, sad serisled see of that Arthare Odle" Is width Os pork pair of Yiltas pied the dams end !mid Shwa of the Wenzel mink Thie lurid Ate was desheler ecerional by the tar of the WOWS MI glikag obliTtely on the dere rem el red mad et owl width hed been mimed trams scar direr arr. and we bras are ars the liar. Isr ebeee yea a eptiers et the dart. The Aruba bus Oak Or U erne Oen the X*. Me Us seem to have tr ead Is a desalsr dleriew, badge appered Int from the spa* As Nmellresee. Ors meek then meth-welt. Ailm &sr Ire been It lei me be pared sway, thet we wu. aide in VII ill *Mew .tale mid Week tie eater air. U reset in,, bra a *reel, Ice darlas thane which I hate taradeasei Is Arlie aid Egypt the erladie bee and oil*. Os lb* SW as idol wan big\ ; but oat, eyrreire free M ire am of Owl glen/ U a Mel with tt.—l remain, Ac, "Cm. 4 Wafter." ••• Prsikesse:. of the Royal Celle of =i4lawater bias wwwieed the ere tam of sod dew hew mai* weempetidXr. Merrey'e Ivater, bas fw herd, Clrehe Lei art be mull detest, sada de mlweempt, oak leemidds penitise, melt ee wreta•end, from. Thaw me WAN et Dieloweraw sweet ; dr* a inell waft d wiereest wetter wee meat Is the wad, yet le mid Awns as ukettrempie Ada er WPM. maw. DILIVAMMI'S Calkiefol.wolcat. Innezioc.--Ta ib a s i E ma lledin X. thay lbw ewileaveurei wimp is la ainaadanisal war, wild ma saniss ss bavaire, is wilistke—ovisiely a* lisss,tla aloft aim at gm ibpsd. MMus sit ilia risme late ear* Weber Iwo* be steint, sr shoo • an Ow of the dos NAM et ear doss it We we iwireetive er aparbis impassdna. peanaligiuksed i'l tiefY 11ZZ lois bias snidinsi Imam they wan dd sad arilie• d asisS o nar ma grr ia r ha r za h Ls ‘ ba n tat s tbas hi Mal e aim at week erbe is their thee wen se awe obwd *la amble Ohm sir am** sod home wham? Dade ef this thewitlbs Mewed la tbe Loyal Bertia bleonne. —De. Wairee Mows lieplirm. TIMELY ibicOWIIMMOMMIT.—Whenever yea are yaw ma's met la at timely in mottle% Week a boil. If soult 1 bbl. it is ineolent ;If dearly, bar *Et. Bel If the pow oeu dean' ar prow lot go le sun to give IL It is aely the young that ma receive mil reward frow noefs webs k. _ . • the old have pa too Iv to we vita* we think d lllll.. We may urge them on with qsr Why, and awned thaw with acclamation; but they eta doubt oar plums sad disbelieve our prates. We ie% hero showed Who in Slob youth, but now we an thew Ithellol we Warr; dab ambition is in have% tisk plume is is weseerp. It la powitle, in see fell notneq thee the wrath end effeetioas II elditheal say _ avail, meta weshillool, wed that old metie Mfy al &lams visa loaa-rabbaid s it reiZ is at lese slaw. lid in Wm nob* mhos *WWI belliteme bat Yak Wet meth. of width wriiiiss hes not been to Is beit E bade looks beek,, se to ia• Wag rhielt this ; waifs ever le Ws weal bet he ow lie hater's alb rid% _ea 2 mother's heed tweed ewey het bet tears twinbp 1em!....7 those d sorrew. It in with the pare hops of Obi es'' plenum that he came mad tab them what ho dos, a Ida* be ben said at him Dee hie purest sad bet OW' wards we keep how him if we elm We geed las is 1 11 Wader rata nub son and dishonour ; end tins le• 010 la Ma obeesteleas, bet tee leas with ow sharp bad weft Wilt the dew ell bled fauoftblasso,+awM ead tY his boa lis WIN *MAC Whet be do bet withet's pass.—(l4. Rookie st eta Maaehaster.) MO AWARD Ili 111 num Govratcxrzer 10 A SCOTCRUAII.--Ikake nu pen ago Mr. John W Patrick, Dm Olosiew, propounded as a red care for the raps disown whwii about wand its mama in Freese and Spain, the Wilsey to the plant. The abject was werws l 7M 7n- - 11 how% mad a report healed been presented to the wombat, nissitioniar eat the ewe of the dime" = by Mr. Icyle is us* is the w l 7 1 7 0 . Z dj ""' the E ~dweee the bi vr:" t h V i ven=te tsieetlii. ladmerislia have awarded 111,0011 1 feen s Kyle; those ltesebewl, who took • prom*lWlSe ti LT. z . vifts . also ilearier seporethiLti ararial bis Manilas we dawn to timi Id is the NW .—irarti &Oka Daily 1.1. beg bel l par me ot the 100111 POP I W ooN ait NM, aspilid by sr pleassilma at the dasika Awl at Wails y insakie emempalka at sot alas a Orst as ibsaminit wee inteed Ito`"7 - 01. Toe sows massinis elm sr phi bad bssa steet, staars* in Sr mat parpiras Wr inatian brim by els asasma mew et a paw rE. t tain ? saiii," I ebb I kasw ta• Ma% tM est. Ism alialmans *Ms pis bs Ore" tau vas labia and ono bat la Tubs waived a molar la Bowl sad lot Uo alma we worms% ~ oh& the he 4 e will laweri ale Wiwowle. 4 dowewo. ow Is washy a sow ebesess see be pr sleplemis et wasssay be lie , le, et le wined &le ell le dr i le ended the rastsary at the ligneet of elm otaitioa. Tdo Malik tits dr of tat sad Mt, be of tho Mom ad to told to dr roe of timbals. 11 mead ixt Ira via to bola as of Ida 81 Is — swift as pest al es res.- wt we mg hi* Le the eateries 17, the diem of • Y well as in the it mash us, we be d foe =ay years, rnl yeceperity le VD NIL CHAS. Ir. Dickens, not awe, being mo, be ' and pinloonplaer," the met important less than a crime?' Ir. Dickens, or any ited from speaking ay ? That because should falvit the ma of the Seturday r way in which they We do not think,' g written • distill ' that • man forfeits but it appears that • clamp sad s tg intercostal( 0•1111. w unfounded. Yr. Mk man. or AIM end pditical pNleee or two speeches, the go, be ha• taken no ly declined repeated WI himeelf, liko Mr. met in parlament, some colourable lay verlewers. We period Marty to &a the egeilsel er I aim mak drk slim strata simiall parandy rain pseasmai ask& img wok dew Ms maims sad Mama In mailman, mil no Adam Ma mem to mpsm sr, masa a sada ad Isms eLlreeei wry. israrlap, Our Pan the dose a awl Awn et are to hellimala *lab et the by. with 10 imam, ead our Navy se to. sal bawl Dap Amiss ad ad Wag lel arm as pf Mr. Maas r • bearrrer, lb, !err ad .Imaable aeleseel. ire ender hea lawn r mar I maim isitalra :pram quirks kr ard is • WNW kr wampum mg mg Or rear rodl Iv pAirrear. Akk wataispormys isemb ALIO wok Ma Orb, Is Imp me et I front d II ems ami—ilhesmar rl. figurer Warr* bersiwars Mar* wl. bet at • mini Art li• Tirremillmes• 1 I 111 palmy to all • Idol its Wm • Mat lie rams tw owl • r sir with wild,* dry sr wv/7 wire we, bat dr law, rid lAA f• be sums dire wire* a tir ar• II wry, pr. I lawn tray "Jim 1 Oriallts —S rms. ii Mr Mew drowirs I Ilrw. as bobs wird as semmrdwi, be it a irtatwir liniseses rikatrilbilwasum• wag, Or It mai rey kr werbg Asper, me Net," try Wm* is. smitatior 4 thi err peek wiliiis is iesie. a ~ been is leeil H LW doe pelasher of ' it he herb et pd* Wile lamp le ibe lie week lie allyinel es I mot. lei* nee lel nib a pleeme Mehl ter gmlimitary Mow SEAVEV.— the Lord 11111 ?ftite oby't mod a sorest ol of as Shirmeked aio the sob skirl be a hospital a lid • phut s t hould ri er ss par ri F. ifoiks. RN., this as lowa= of each a reasiles was ortisl, lift Is tarsi ea tie pod of Loriso, to to - lb bori floor TIM ▪ tosydon at KA pima ' the maressale ram sots so airs is sia "kabsk the ketitatra l" " striaar to the east ereills• tbe &ran lit lagrasked Matiossf ausiolloa of the po lo lb limit min. optimal on gem& TM 'Moss O. oaf aryls& neer r eses=l to, er a the corm—The annual mast Barry cs Tre est &rotors bre made sorra of ths pubbc es bereft Lesko sad Sa lsa kr; whir ram s the Ma Is as 26111 Jay. Is ke glass wa'is't coce gd , Imbrue rt, awl ko., g sera* a.. lb. or MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. What is termed tho subption season will ter imn,,,,ts to-nicht (Setnrdsy) at Bee Majesty's will with heria• ; but next Monday a series of extra repre sentations will be commenced, to be continued nightly, sad Ifroart's No= di F49iro and Bos ni's Cerdrexteda are toes timed as works to be given for the first time this year At the Royal Italian Opera, Mdlle. Vietoire Danis Lori,: will be the next novelty. Pro Disresk Is Inelvarlaily allowed to be one of the most perfect lyric repro asatatine ever witaeowil. Next Monday Verdi's Freebie will be given with Goldoni's comedy La Zorandiers, for Dime. Maori. It is said that Miss Louisa Pyne has been engaged Ire the Opera Bair., v hick is to be given at the St. James. Theatre during the winter Franlein JJhannahlVagner has deferred her final depilate from the Instil the wing of itiAft, when her ogga gement in Berlin mean and her marriage will take Ilace• We learn with regret that Lablache her been sc. rioasly ill in Franco ; end that, though considerably better, be has been obliged to give up an engagement he had accepted for St. Petersburg. The PRINT ass's (says the Era) finds in The Tempe et„' with ita wealth of ureic illsetration, a powerful antidote to the unwillingness of people to forego the refreshing oxygen 1 without for ths etas:sphere of earburetted hydrogen within, sad the audiences have hardly exhibited any abatement numerically. The II svistaarr hen brought its new comedy of The Vieth*. a little lower in the prey-ammo,* m to en►ble later visitors to enjoy Ito sparkling writing end life-like situations. The A nm.rii is .'dl relying upon the strength of Mr. and him Barney wbo hare .scared, like the reformer of a lbw years lack, the bill, the whole bill, and nothing but the hill. The OLYMPIC has en attraction that proves etiffloiently potent in Mr. ltobsen's admirable pereonation of Masenielle, and can eff.trd to let a revive' of an old oomedy remain se peas to the programme. At Dot ItY-1..1S s the breezy movements of the equestrians Sig sine in harmony with the notions of an amusement seeker at this time, exd the frceelom of the promenade seems to be geserally appreciated by the frequenters. At ASTLIT' , , too, the spectacle of Naseppn and the scenes in the areas aro In .'rict accordance with the theory of sum an pastimes. The Suttees lia4 ridded Mr. Usury Squires to its operatic company, sad The T,welore is again the prineipsi feature of the 'cod end dramatic tromp that here combine to suit every &lenity of Mete. At S►eua'S Ratio Pell, the original "bones," and a tend of half-a-dozen Ethiopian serenaders, hose been atimpthig to Nerd= of themselves en evening's amusement. Thom place of out-door recreation where the fresh air saa he enjoyed sioraltaneonely with the amusements they aced, here had this week the decided advantage of position, and at CREMORNI and its kindred gardens the proprietors as sow reaping that pecuniary harvest which, in this climate, Nasals am uncertain a matter of speculation se the cereal gaps themselves. HERR REICHARDT'S CONCERT. This assert erns given by Herr Reichardt, yester day utoralls, at the Dudley Gallery in Piccadilly, in honour of the alined Morichner, who is now on a visit to this ashy. Oes 011041 readers do not require to be informed ea l rYsae of the greatest dramatic composers of sir nein OGIMINE reboot, and that his principal operas, digulany Der rampyr and Der Templer, have Mimi a degree of popehatty not touch inferior It dui of the works ad Walter and Spahr. The Vampire, le de Ugh* elm bed a psi rom ea our own =Laical ie So der who vs had moo— ebo don that to to ear, wire De Igeoomt noires emir the mmugement of Mr. Assidome "TM Ugh* Ores Erase 4" both in name eel is Y whit* the beat opera bee of the Eagliab and Itasigit eiaely von, perffmnsf to a nwsnat mot unworthy te•malsimi aumilly. Dr. Mere 's paper venation. on • Alt to this country, would bars ben M sapenntend the peedelion of one of his owe mesloopiser on our national stetp, it we had immeseed an.; bet so it is. all that ▪ momieel ergots eed mokel poldie of Leedom me ebb to de Is to reed* him as an lowered guest ; and, alum, both one imemiekes red meateure have be* anzimelo meek the newt and mime in which he is held. The emeart of posterity was MO those teatimoniea, and ▪ oretodod end emomblege when it brought faipabar thawed bow well tho bemelita the giver—a goliapOortem ertiot—imettem "wad Is. DrAgendisie. is a egamile esziosear, ad it is la this ebeember lima be Imo aura lb dime. DER Doe *eat Wide, le ice sae& ertid, end time aw by bamboo of Lie art im width los las set diolieseithed bimosit. Rio enhogrel olugheelos t his Osumi, Ttism sad Oiler olamtimemeigoiliema • ids Lisder owl ear woood pima, on Jay mace — , el 114 WWI err% and prieder throegir. est Oenerty. DON Sagfeiget_ WO" *obi • sad a me asp *A hie bear belt, ia•e od Soo meet jai wmellato et the day. Dr. Ned flebtwe Mereehner atteriall the ecomert yootor. day, mad con tributed their talada to the aistelerd ad the The OWTILIYO to his opera, Bins Hsaisg, reamed for eight heads on two piers, was perioneed I, Mr. °shore*, M. Todaseo, sad Mr. lariat One of his *owl Trio for the pimp. Irmad viol tervilm wet by Me el* k, oiling and SIPII/W Pit*. 1= of Ms moot leralim IM mai w e were performed. • ti=o tommatim IMMiabom," wee Menebeer mil MAU Watt e= 6 gme • Sitio /ad, "Dr nem" witch was ereinsiretkelly seemed. And two thoura seep, " Die lidemagrerm Quer owl " Dar lebesetratime wag by M B Meneloser, bed amid* m = Vivid, erg word et bee *Mot otorateez gertionierly aleme ate *OM Arad' Assiassaktiss. and • erode de* (with M. Jab. Wort) bat Preis Metter de Chaps& Theirs was MO kb eel plogni, end to Wont- Nay roes red steed an both oil* thee it Gaoled gel* • Imola of If 'how AMA. piste, net to bo per* over, two ar& "Dos &Mtn 1114" oempal by eeptemly for ilialtomit. owl sem meg by him fer ra rl s : limo: ea edmirelle e e wide muds *Woo em eteeer i reel "1 . Os the wink the toe arm* gay It • Emir compeaost—teee wilily of lir nemesia. NSW CITLIICII AT ALDIMBHOTT.—Yesterday her belly teirelea the mew bee dank et Abbrobiet, which hrware .lse the scoarrealka It I. a Irobtast Wain etsdruclei wholly of fer, awl will seat Nerd limisole. It wee emplited the ors of a few ware by Yr. Ilanaralosr, of Bow. Her eed suite apposed to be highly addled with the rid its arraegersuge. RII7IED OFFICERS or TUX Horse Or COY lattra.—There are od:trees prone d ',abed snow- WNW compremtiose for lassefillt• casseded with er Bosse of Colownes, vie trek at the tLly,l,llSf. principal of the Palle Bbl - Doer wet clerk oil de Lee. l,9M. ; three ocarettre clerks—one 1,1001., erstler, 311 f., gag a third 1001. • a irk ori deeding, ; dial sleek of the Enarowie u rse (trobelleted der), 60014 • Primilel dwarf**, . ; dm/old thessettresr, 1501.; • vete amps clerk, 3001.; a 332/.• ried oar sawn et miller mammas, The Ws= pdd Ihr Mind ellswaseee rd eempesestioes fs ellen o 1 the Ems if ammo' le 0,6241. BATTING IN THE TIOCSE or Lt the cob eillti ce ynaersiayosTreltrietelailiperfect nonettelmeas WNW Me tithe Beer cif Comas= from the is the stallerla We s erspawaldp ramileal evianne a aria/ eye ti tle fiergankate Alma AIIMALIAIe AGRICULTURAL Coiresirr.—At s 1 at rsMag el the Australian Ageirulturd Miespray yostarlay, Mr. llevesehria, the governor, la the chair , the mad awed 1 ler ib ta m s= on the 11th teem yes sperered, eal a of lOs. per alma • keg sad riegalkiy I diewska amid, daring which the celimea Waal that She maw ass moor se IMAM= lea I mit bp ea lea wasseast, Colds er i 61111 ow aka lONIS. IMO aseeplelat Irvin aide Se stele el Me IWOUJIta, the Asks resa aid irtthe ascot hr VMS le .all under erania I Ma by Ms. Oellesm, sad that Me eteratt for 1&16 wlll I. W less the portages to lestersp sent. To a vele ti =stir Wades ef Me gews, deputy-governor, lad la amillerall ems weal le sedum the among to = bet Aar ear Memica It vie withdraws. The la preases pre we 1,0001., the ameba ad arlday= i twelve, tutored et als, es at pewat. RUMAT EACCRAIONTIRS' COMPENSATION.—At the Let Comity Court held at laza, Idaeolnehlro, Mr. PAM Cartwright, ironmonger, Aid Me Great Northern Railway Cuatputy for th., auut of 14s. helm& of se allepd woke the followas ells mo raties :— ec A a = Mae app ira Oast Northam Martina a drop 1 bp to Eel end bask at a bee et la freleciase c mit. The *MI took tiehele as So Loeb i be Ye mak sod three Yee, awl vast a Nell. ofMak inisvgibr Os Itstosist to Now 11 at Ss ma sii eof Be Beaker, the pabal ad MI mead mallt wswil by int os. Nil boy vas time Islo a soothes e r a ids dre g mil wa s boossimist by As moms sibs wimps% be Obi to ' trlb yteibM sots 11111111111.1 that the I artralid le Yeas Ws twiny to kakis s Ababa sal Oat Is boy Ind fit Is I ft sibs was stare to mow Os ma be Italia Wilma I Mn imam, ebe soma he. sosyssy, assissisi est ' b. N. glib hellesamM Mbe ant ea ihe lama bi- beela Met sad inostsiss Am vas snob 1 TheV aisaL adimed est sibs gitallf sall lb= bin be stsibb los sibtal sib es b& swab rib Tottletbs Ss albints. SPORTING. THE LIVERPOOL RUNNING, WITH HUTS FOR NOTTINGHAM MEETING. • • To Till IDITOK OF THE PATOIS& Stit,—The running at Liverpool has caused affairs to take • turn be both the events at Goodwood, and also for the St. Leger. The very first race decided—the Croateth Stakes—gave the partisans of Fiaherman, for both the Good weed lakes and (.up, gorse encouragement, as he gave Lord Nara, at 201 b for the year, • very clover beefing ; but I hardly know what elll think when they look Ilard Nelaon's performance with Saunterer foe the 'Licensed Victuallers' Plate on Yriday, a Saunterer pee him euctly the Issue weight as Fisherman, sad best him, so that Saunterer, with 9st lib, would have easily am good a chance las Fisherman in the Goodwood Cup, but could hare no pos . able hope of wMthng, as he would be giving homes of his own year, and who have performed nearly as respectably, I froze 201 b 361 b, and Uenimet di Vein would meet him on 20lb better terms than when he beat tuns by • heed in the AaTot Cup. (Imlay, consequently, looks a lately thing for !the Goodwood Cup, while &mot, ea bail better be inked after in the Great Yorkshire Stakes, as he is not likely to meet either Blink Bonny or Ignoramus; bkirmisher,Vi.lette, Z nyder Zee, Oakball, Strathnaver, li)dney, and Adam's being the most notable names I can find, that he might have to contend with. The victory of Stalk Bonny for the Lanca shire Oaks gave her the decided call for tie St. Leger, and se she did nut oppose Adams for the Liverpool St. Leger it le only from her appearance that we can judge how much Leger, has improved since she won the Oaks, end if there is any difference, it is decidedly in her favour. Adames also looked exceedingly well, and from present appesnincee the Sr.. Leger ut 1857 promises to eclipse all former conteeta on that course, as regards the extreonlinsry quality of the Grid. Bashi Besot* was backed for it both before and sfMr his victory, and he i 3 one of the formidahlse among the serond-eime divide', in which 1 should elms °Abell, Sydney, lanaboorne, Chevalier d* Indiestrie, slut Commotion. The 2-yr-old races were pretty well supported considering the state of the ground just now, sail we had a magnificent looking 2-yr-old make its Eh* appearance in the Mersey Stakes—Proud Preston Peg:, who peeved herself equal to the winner, Sunbeam, although unprepued, and best Polly PeecLum, who would not have beaten bet wally had she been in the best of condition, which she was not, or she would I never have allowed Terriesand Massacre to beat ht.r for tho Stanley Stake. on Friday. Conductor best the winner of the Mersey when they met for the Nursery, hie stable not having backed for much monoy et the post, although they sent a heavy tom miens to London before they knew what Sunbeam Wen Wsilsed, end won money against their conscience. I Ma wet be myriad at both hisses playing much more im print shereeless before the en Is over and an SW. s ur =lien sew two such thew. moshannes struggling for Lard Glasgow we. mess/ unfortunate with his two Chris; art= both of than hashing down for their matches, ma AMR, White=ll,_ a Peelle et Derby favourite, and Maw* le /la " bl.=lerew olelides Whitewall we. wry hwitwerd is =edition, and J. NM Mot do hie best to gee pre him sufficiently for the Nam adro ot Goodwood. Tor the Liverpool Cap the two wen W *sally defeated, the Grey' wham 1 mama as mon ea I maid it= midi= • 'WA et him, swear having • chance, sod Newteside-Willowe. Moore, rod Mr Humphrey, who Mee OM, miler sty lamb, wen ant et no nee after tho first mho hat hers teareeri siWd tho t• via ass me ood MO =Olt have got • place hut ler bar peaty Oslo balks et the kit hour, and =Mg Mongrel theirjesi winner. Janet had • very clover Ilea weight up, for be lop her in front all the way, nxidy ftm • nob is as of en accident to Mongrel. Matti- Barouk A pig oily ; but, considering the weight he received the latter must be • rare good horse, SWIM, neehrlag but Sib from Rogerthorpe for the year, as ide We Blest materially to that coneluaiou. What his .moor moos to do with him I cannot guess ; but in my opi ates he reghS te he reserved for the Great Ebor Handicap. The dr* el the =eke oda moot isdionotooli la not sale. Ong lis maw d Meg= when Withiagtos yea weigh -111, No mild elbow ties himmit te be satisfied that ha mid hie peter wows =I it wily =wed =charitable semis t• le mil esseesisit the et= of hie" hooka" our Trace whklk I him =re totally nnfoonded. The Nottinglesm 111=leg, run tor on Tuesday sot, over two mike and • riots st ground, is materially affected by the result at the tem, es Mongrel, 3 yrs, Tat 10lb, now ought to have • thew with the King of the m, 11th, throe* Yentominie's defeat°3lBl: lOW at Carlisle. TM Leg le certainly very lightly geeves with lie paelty ; but if the Ilawson-Orne ls awned with either Mongrel or Janet, 3 yrs, be =II haw to try him beet„! end then, perhaps, sue els& Page( To= yrs, fet 7lb if in his Chester form, wall he • =re dangerous opponent than either, end the Was of the partisans of thine unimaLs must be watched, when • eunquiror of the King might be found in one of the trio. Eurydice has a i lb, and Maggie Lander 41b, penalty for the Robin Hood Stakes, for 2-yr-olds, three quarters of a mile, and the race might be between Night Ranger and Itorvoni with the judge piecing thorn in the same order es 1 have d. tea. The Castle Handicap, six fallow, is only a &W. plate, and not worth, perhaps, the best horses among those entered contending for, and not knowing one certain runner, I shall bet it per, and also The Forest Plate on the sense grounds. I As Polly Peachurri appears to have had almost enough of it ter this mom, use party will probably fill tub on the Times Royal fee The Bonney Park Mama, for two-yosr elk Ulf s milsorad, slthorigh she can le, opposed by Mehr a" (getting as gals es Polly), Berm Lyon, Herne, Terrific, Ma= 6'4 poe I have Zelfuctioirtleouitet forbeb''remed.y sack the Piettinglosa Nursery Handicap, or two-year ,art t, half • =is ehltassh meeting Maggie Lauder and Yeller Gal, at wooly lord weights; and if either of the two shall bowl war I would be looking for the latter. The Chemerfield ibmdicsp, one mile and a half, is worth wrarsitag for; but the Held will not be of a very goad ms, se say he pored nen Tarn Thumb, 4 years, havingel the Mgt weight, Sit 1211., and not twang quite out of it. StiU his pity gam Bow, $ yes,, fat Mb, the better re awl it as she bee only to last Venus, 3 yrs, r= Is world= to oda. METEOIL. LIVEEPOOLJULY ILMAT. Tits Inman Strata, d IS sow each. 10 tt with 60 aldal for tea, serl Wes yaw ohla Nissen ot 100 mow gear 110. mat 0 sacra. The moat to wore kW wake. T.T.O. IT sabs.) MI trim:J . 4TM. by Wlm i t yrs, Meth _ILIA° I Mr. MEW. rolly Ihmkoes. I m. tel U. I sall .- .1 Irale.4 3 114yercor Mrsztemiss 41.0 ens. mob. wah 91 aided. T.T.C. 13 rats i gi, ler. Mew% Imo Witte. by Mrma O'Llsa. 3" Trt Sib trworrJea I Admiral Hareseeth MM. try Tembearme. l33 Wals't Mts. I Wor eat ea. . , - ~. (Ikoaolo I Mr. Dimes Way Wham lam Morrees9). 3WC OW rib ig.11 , 101 3 Tray Llama. Vtcrc•LL.ll.. * 11‘14.1CAP RATS of 1.10 eors. Wel to a dwereamkor of boors. each TO* wooed to Week° IQ Ma aura the walsm. Casale wirers tetra. Owe NW (310 mew) M2.oaetwase9awaranth bt Mobwhiwt. 11r., lit 1910 la Mel) 109mIke) 1 Mr. levee o Lood 11111. 37.4 64 80 ,,..:• ---- - • c= 3 Mr. J. Mberma Ds ftimi. 4 yrs. rst .... ... ..,. 1 Mowl4ww cod e Ihe hal ~ she Int %mime et ..• 00110. waft Mo t" botsema a th ih r e=W " I li Twa il r ens""nr rst . ktk.'"V 6,.....i.0....4 Alt% ....wa. !Wird Ulmer. met the low two boles of. WM wem y Me hattlnes sow of Low: Nstem. 'Rennes se M MAW. Ms UliaST 1.4.C.1111 MI Paosecs MOM et 10 son. 5141...114 okh It 9 Yid. so! I moys • 4 ads, WM; illok MO: ,LLtionit a/ mega yews am: boils. Oh 1 Ms melees reds basher Wr..-a a Weer et Itre Prem. MM. or M. Lemekte tram ems Witt. to the °WOW watells. Tbe mewed toned's II tem 40 ot the Maw% as . the :hod m awe lals Mira T T C. 1 ... i lb. I:wess May of We low by Ctmatid MAIM ..fratwang 1 /OMIT it MenewrM Meta to 3.llhattoo. IA NI M` at and 31 , allowsD ~...1414actO 2 Baud wowbed he Admiral Ilaroouras Ely by 401 M TemsW hietm. lese MI of mr.kees 4em Ow 4 . 11 4. 11 bar embalm. Mr9h74e M. btu &woe The otorirwlllieiesEe emeldwati7 40Nret he OmMIPm. elem. litornr.alllty Irbil M M 4id a r a ltrrtet Io Magma eught wol W owzr a it 1101 m la Ihs . Wier GM de was lug. to .4 . Mem a Mem dOw Dahl. t r e tzeez Mg '61 : 41121 ...11 wa lß' s . r milmeme rkloLthat . tat Mamma. wet Mlllb. TM mid ea siZel.el u t io. seelat 6to 4 ea Mem to Ow mei Imo by a hki Tao ift lane it Biwa. mak wMi MO Mier= MM : Mt 1 MM.. MI ille. OwlMa Monmouth, to waive um vat at Ow Mho. Or WM aryl Owes gmilma. OS rientes hewwww. by TeniliMmer IA Mb. - .......• 1 1 I.:id t o =retll ag r 1101. e. -4w - 4 - i:wt.:ie . * kl. ........ %... .....PM... 4.. ."4 r algift 4s i z ie ral t At .as 4 :r le li Z ibl " alai iiilli WM •• I Mega * . itrib i Zba lig ilwre s z. & Aesseal MO pelim. l 4l,oB Me Modal*. x wes . l:ola . lo4o 'lir liu m=llol. Taw WI Am: L a irtilelbe lbee BM met the pd. LATENT BETTING. 0000W000 &TAMIL 10 to I MIA 16 4 •0 6 It) MO to I 4.4 Mak 011 GOODWOOD COP. 610 I apt halos lolt) 9 to I lasa TWIN 7 to 1 Menton U to 1 1 1 / 4 4041 Ito 1 Mama WI Tome IT. 11;01211. 9to 4 met BMA Hooey Be I 100 12 6MA Dramas II atom Me I/newt MI Low, 10 to 1 was taken weveral Cum shod Adams" se lemseetiome about Ma eta MI w tares der est lodes. The les3 Ise M *5 mesIMI roodorl Walesa adit from filo ow moo ot Palmy Mora oho was loreity Mama boa IM Me ming " it i bedrtr=it• wee iscs4 MM Ile espilimMose et Mr. Tos= samm mid lm. CRICKET NUT Wuc—The North plays the loath of Id ea llonday at Lord's, nbichis shoe the I mei ea Thmellsg, he tin Gentlemen of Mai end Sussex T. tbi Geedera Ilestek. On the se day eight gen foam red free lepers el Nem sey the return reek ea the are mew Ikea Oebehlek et the Oral; and the AN Inglesiderea pity ttreeerte d Wskraeld and the ' districe. REGArrAL—Os Wodheeday come the Barnes and Morthelts Aissisur Papas, end the Port et nyesenth e ß4 ; Thai, Neelekk Yale Cab I =at Beene I. IL Obese W I POW hiell Levei WWl* Iherse he MS. • I,to Mr eel same we ler ea. E l • el or wrim eig iaanl , , Beek el Ik * at Ole ereeem week 1 esimmee elk the Ileyel Teel Ilieshea Nape; ehl, es es Pareteremi laefees if es Frei re area i Oen% a toy MIMI Obi. mir bolsi( frt. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 185 T. to k• • mend nor atlntind on the term tam la the '. Lauchn Oissittr of the Is liettobtfr.lol6, without lama.. et PM. NATAL APPOINTMZWIi. JULY 17. CORlMAthler C. Herm A.yealey, to the Amman teommlolereed), eke Brno.APPohtt swat oacellol Lleutemate—K Pl. tlynsorrn C. E. &Woortnort. thaw P.M... tad W. E flattop, to the Cbstneake; 0. H. Parkin mod S. Pt J. rketath, to the Pax.; tv. T. L. *keened O. A. P. Paget, to the Prledee ; H. T. (Itwelead.te IM Ammo.; awn. 0. ME to the Sporroehask ; W. 0. Logisod and P. P. Lotmore, to the Roebuck; and C. P. Itechp, to the elebaulL Waders—E. I. Kemp, to tbo Speme hawk ; 11,* ee, to the Cletawalto; A. F. homer, to Me Pel..m.; W. U. Whop, to itte fyhda ; Join Were. be Its Hoehwit ; 0 . D. Perry to the Mohawk; sae W. P. Icor, to the APAIWASMW Pontoon — Jobs W. Cbarlton, W the Tort*. Paymestere—J the Hayward, to We Cheeepreke ; J. Plegletno, to the Potent.; J. II Jeffereen, to . Lb: Pr leeee; Hobs.. Pert.spn. to the litoebeck ; Gilpin, to We PpArvuo. hook ; mut T. C. U. Phew, Volts. Ateennee. (*Irks—JONI N. Har mto the Timor,: Jetee. Juyly to Pio i;otri.ock; 0. T. Cl', Y. to the Uo.rge Prince, t the V ;dor: , J. W. fkireelock. to the Pnermoltank ;C. T. Roy, to the P. lre? ;J. WA., 40 tla Beans; 114130. W Ray, to th, Mohawk; Artbor W. L. O. iame,n, to Oa Cbetatooke. A.A... Cleric—J. IL Itickahic. to the 1.1N.1..k. ; M. P. Kalif., to tbo :atm% Lab) inttlitgence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—.lucy 17. TOE SIMEWeIIIKAY PEERAGE. The documentary evidence in this cue was continued. Lord Belhaven was the only viva ?net witness, and his evidence went to aLow that he was told by the family of John, sixteenth earl, that Earl Bertram, the lest earl, would keep out the protestant branch of the fiuoily. The further proceedings were then adjourned to Monday week. EQUITY COURTS.—ICLY 17. (Dolor. Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood.) HOLMES V. RAMTERN COUNTIII9 RAILWAY. Thiamin wee instituted by Means. Smith and Co. news agent., and the object of it was to obtain certain decl a rations and relief, by way of injunction, restraining tho defendants from removing the took-stalls occupied by the plaintiffs at the various stations of the Eastern Countiea Hallway. In February, 1•16, plaintiffs enterid into an agreement with the detenibinta, whereby they were to have the excluei%e right of selling newspapers, periodicals, pamphlets, and other publi cations, they paying to the company a rent of 1,5001. a year for tho first five years, and 2,0001. a year fur the mailing five years, the pareele of the plaintiffs being conveyed free of charge, The plaintiffs complained that their book ~tall at the Iliehopsmde elation had been r•imAnd. 60 Mg not to be accessible to the pasaengers waiting for the departing trains, which it wee when the agreement wee made, andj they likewise complained of being obstructed in potting up a book-stall at Bishop StertforJ. A number of anidavits were read, and it impaired that the plaintiffs had co nplained that the company tharged the DOW/ vents who lived ' at the towns on the lino Woman a mum for the curl er of their parcels, and bad requested them to charge a higher sum in order tbat the plaintiffs might bo protected against those country news agent, who entered into competi tion with them, though they were not allowed to w 11 news men inside the stations, and the company had cam-died with that request. The defendants, in their turn, complained that the plaint ilia bad abused their right of sendmg pared, free by ineloang in them book, which were not intended to be sold to paosengers by the railway, but had been ordered by book wilers and others living on the line. The Vice-Chowellor held that the plaintiffs were not en titled to enclose in their !iambi anything but book. and news pipers intended to be sold by them on the railway, end he granted an injunction to restrain the defendants frees re moving the bookstall at Bishopsgato or any other station front their position at the that of the agreement was entitled into. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jur.r 17. (Bef.,ro Mr. Conurirsioner Murphy.) IN RE EDWARD RAWSON CLARK. In this ewe an appliceo ion was mode to isene (meridiem on the warrant of attorney executed at the time of the diaehorgo, in 1834, on the ground that Mr. Clark (who was connected with the turf) p user wet comiderable property, and was of " ability" to pay his &hie. Mr. Itec3 showed ca 11.30, and Mr. Sargood moved to make the rule obrolute, An appliration was made by Mr. Reed for a proof of debts. Some cruditors had been paid, and a rchase had boar exe cuted by others. Mr. Clark was ready to 'sty into court any sum that might be found duo. Mr. Sarcood said the debts in the schedule were 1,141!., and should bo paid into court. Mr. Clarkin an affidavit in thb court, in tho case of Mr. lloward. maid be woo worth 12,0001. over his debts and on examination said 90,0:101. was the "natant of hi:property. Mr. Commissioner Murphy made the tale absolute, being of opinion that Mr. Clark was of " ability" to pay, as aid forth by the act. Mr. heed arked for a week's time, as Mr. Clark was out of town. _ . The learned Commiseioner *ay no ,'ion to grant any delay. Mr. Clark was no doubt at the Liverpool raw, and the telegraph would reach The rule to enforce, the n arrant of al tunny was made aboulute. NAVAL AND MILITARY. TROOPS FOR INDIA. The third portion of the 88th (Connaught Rangers) embarked at Portsmouth dockyard They on board the Ilan, Calabar, Captain for lathe. They consisted of Major h. G. Maynard, Captain W. C. Pearson, Lieutenants George PrMstley, M. N. M seabird, W. Lambert, E. Ilopton ; Aa eletant-Surgeon John C. Knipe, 10 aorgeante, 6 drunimere, 206 privates, 17 women, and 26 children. They embarked at about balflest 2 pan., sad were towed to Spitheed last evening. They leave this morning fur Calcutta, The undernamed corps will embark this day, at Gravesend, on board the tollowing ships, via.:—The Castle Run will receive on board 67 men of the 7th Fusiliers, and 174 men of the 62nd Light Infantry, with 18 women and 22 children. The detachment of the Fusiliers came to Gravesend from Portsmouth. The Roman Emperor will receive on beard • draft of 97 men, wiflt 9 women sad 6 children, 61M; and • draft of the 87th, of 103 men, with 16 woman and 16 children, from the Provisional Battalion. The following officers are named for the embarkation : Ensign Clary, 27th ; Ensigns Owen end Pidaley, 52nd ; and Captain Dudgeon, 61at, fur the Cattle Eden; and Ensign Dixon, 27th; Lieut.:mint Uorion, 61st; Captain Ring end Ensign Dec.reits, :17th. The following drafts from the I'mvisional Battalion are in orders to embark on Tuesday, the 21st, 40 men of the 27th with Captain Croker. Lieute nants Coatce and Deal> 'rough, anil2lo wen of the filet, with Ensigns Jackson and Bell, fur the chip Albithera ; and 80 mon of the 2 nth, with Colonel Blackford, Captain Winniett, Lieutenant Logan, and Ensign Johnson, and 3222 men of the 7Uth, with Lieutenants MeOregor and bladden, who are to embark on board the slop Bombay. The above four ships direct for Kumschee. The Adjutant-General of the Royal Artillery has ordered puler,: notices to be distributed from headquarters of the Dula' horse Artillery, Woolwich, to the edict that ac tive and intelligent young men are required for the corp., Dorn the ago of 18 to 20, and from 5 Get 8 inches in height; also s number of growing lads from 5 feet 7 inches in height, and • limited number uf young men and Inds ac minuted with the mangernent of horn., to serve sa driven, their height nut to be under 5 feet 4 inches. There was a slifht inaccuracy in the account of the departure of General Sir Colin Campbell to India. Tho general was not accompanied by Major CoUinson, as elated, but by Meier Alison, his military secretary, Lieut. Alison, and Sir I). Baird, hi. aids-dc-carp. Major Alison and Lieutenant Ali..n are eons of Sic Archibald Alison. The three companions of the gralleitt Commander-hi-Chief left England on the same short wain as himself. THE ARMY IN IRElANl).—According to the Brenirig blot orders have been received by the authorities here to inert-ale the strength of every effective regiment in Ireland 1,050 strong. THE ARMY DRESS REqULATIONS.—We make the following extract from the new book of dress reguletions for the army, which way prove interesting for the infantry. The blue frock coat is now permiitid to be worn on fatigueorordnly duties and on peradowhen the men are in alma jackets. linnet tield officers are to wear leather scabbards upon all duties on foot. The tunic is to have eight buttons in front the cuff loy inches in width, 21 inches in depth' lOk inches in depth for an officer four fort nine inches, with • variation of half an inch for every difference in the weerses height. Distinguishing badges of rank to be em broidered in silver on the tunic, and in gold on the blue frock and shell-jacket. Lieutenant-colonels to wear two stripes of half-inch lace round the top of the chow ; majors tree. Adjutants to wear steel spore; the spurs of all mounted Aker* are to be eranc•neck. Begins. ctrl trousers, whether Was or Oxford mixture, aro to have a owlet welt a quarter of as inch brood down the outward WADI. Sword boots to be crimson and gold, with acorn head. Light infantry end fusilier regiments are to wear green and white plumw 5i inches high; light infantry and grenadier companies of the line to wear the want red and white tuft of the battalion companies.— United &nice Gaunt. (Pl/011 LIST NIOUT'S 011ZETTI.) WAR OFFIOIL Join 11. Inn Regimeat of Fon-Malor.Ountal (narks Owego Jerson Anon. root to be colon.. Oa Omani Ms Cis ries Bnikeln Fangs. O.C.M 0.. docenton. WAR OVFICIR, PAT IT. Ind Lestment of Life Ouarde-Comet sod Yobirleutonant Ileory Jon Lkod Wynne to be ilestesoak by yornma. an T0e...34 ..40 ninon Ind Ongoin Ottords-Tbe moo" ofthenentealatooloosi promoted oe then& Joae.lMT, m•• ininco." and not - BrIsooe." as woos* slant fah Guards -Liontmont Hoary Jon Within, from the 11th to be Itoutatant. On Well.. afro emboss. *Moro.- vaunt Doom MeNclll to lo 0ng14.. !JAIL dam elm sir O. V. ilesten. cart. .1", a the; O. Mate, from tV.t. Too. to I, n0.....t. paying the therm... vice Arrow.... who t tellaatioe; Frannie Lamb rhue. Mt.. LO be canal, *Conon , . to mond. to Linter* McNeill. 4th ht LOnoone-aosetontourgen 111.11ani Ova, from the 4.1 f. to TA, gyaio.aaat r amayeon. vic .oeiles, appointed to the Rib, lirleslr. 7th Lisht 11111,4,0W-I.lenteralat Mut, Yronein On.. from half pay a me of a depot battalion. to be nom sic '. rmo Lorton, aw teire non half at os minion. 11th Lista Liu.. - Lanknot Fmk. irk nal* from the in Manch Gard., lobe link boot. i t . Wl4lll. who mimes, um Imo Movese-cryl Hoary Y. W rola to be Inenteseat. by innelorne. vi a R pronnottd to an LLlA&ltachf I , enipany. A r tA, o , nodobta Nalop, pat. to be stink by Pun.% elm Wren Royer llogirsest of Attlloo.-lerteereet Moire Zenon loan le le easel rapine,. nei Fwltio. on eon. We Imilooy. fluotlemen totem to to Leoutroode , Arthur Marna =lay Moan. Mom oe %Mold. foams. an than Cols C of Boyd Mmennen- Wedeln Cadets I. be Llentenno : Mono* iirion Ilartidtro. Bar* ToessO o.*, and Bayard Carts Ca bers. or,romer Illoolmeet of Foot Otwiti7l.7.. the Han. Anent Annortee Lao& loalsell, Cit.. of in provbenal I,ti isliellon. to be captain aroi On brevet- Mee. Mime Celope. cit., in. esabieen : fintenyd re Mendes woos% landoln to bi k,i, V t and lieutenant. W rim tbe lion. It. A. O. o.lt . oho rakes; t Watson 10, chi Sunda to bo tents minas, by rostemer, el« Mooed. yds, retina ; Rolm and Weilloslint Reward Hoary elm to be hot t sod ovals. by par. An Meet fie : Tbotel t ic rirdlie.l Font.. net, to be analem linen-- bonny F. ft:duo o.do to be llontenoot, by perenec, Rya 31. 17.1 Viol. =Cr.;et Gato t s va.u.o limo,. cu. • f". sir fed Pee, I llrt ' atro, =lc end Foot, to bet j ,, a, eke . on wham. WM Doubt *atone IWO. from lb. Vtlt Foot. to lo p . by . Ni tierrola, wt.., ',al c.: LlmPonant William Mr die it loot, to be lint :tont, Om eollum, who eet -Code Waits Montano Conran, from the fink Foot, to Ilit1& ,. - " Liertel l ard a j riltVtire . ronce to to hatrocton of mu. 3827.,.. 0 ...umtw00t f..lonel 'Thomas Canyon= Rolle. from hall. toy Yt.t ?obi, to he lipokonnt *don. I. ilAt. Pool -Lieut.:mat Witham Oan.niell to be rattan. by robins. On Adam, no retlrus ; Andra Choke llerdord w be liontknant. by lanulono, Hsu Os omen. 41.1 Yout -Molter mtenr I Itain...km Prink'. from the 11th FooL, to be melon. clop iltooln...ortio connote, bdileot-Linotimeat Wiltinen Thomas Wald) be be WAAL by pas n 0... lies Loma Mb slut. Zino -Umbra limn Weir Mime be be latimerter el =eh . are tienneloar Wyse. shone netned Na 1106-1141IWIS Amin. Aar Steam Inn the Errer It be 11107, rim Nem oto .mcbano, 4-Lasionint Marko Who Mantel! to be captain• by por. L tie. w hofA , lo: oar; ' t horian William Km Oral to be ==ts e asl.ea no reams; Ilenienes Oran km. legal Miura Wine.* be meek eineei - ei‘elee Ileitenantniemei wee. few sr Ereel orM=telimeM•Clll A o be boa Ne Mdltllo.e. Mao C. *a re line: ()aeon awl Merehlaralermilek.N Owes ihnieriet Meow itoiti to be en*. hr tie Lloyd: Lionsment John William Proton Is be e= c. . TICC WAS; MOW Retort Wood Cortaro** yordase, vise Fiona ; Ala. war Jason Ilsont. .le Zd11... i tz ... . Was Omeasen WM Irooe-Uselonsi Ceigilien Se be irc:, . "ri". lo be C • • 1 " 0 .4.6 "maim ben os. he nor Skin nkidasmoi oho mine : . he li'Dosa.d. Se n Yaw John Rations telo met ; tiond Llootenant= rel= l ism in U t b roortitlriZooes, "" lealabeMy*We Patin la pro ..b° ' .l le lislistimi* le theareeproilr i l 4n4 e u :t ... .reS. Merano. nee inn eninsei i . rim Obi ste n..... 4 o re. w .40....r . "(anz a ...... ..i. aiimpe"La. Th....'ct.t..*itg.t . Art tie Iftol ie 410 enear. one euirage. . why W men. ewe.. le be seem Media. rennet Mid w ear Erhard Then WlDoceirs, flea a. punisaa. Cam Root.. erbo mann Jeer to te elleseni, nos OF a u =rinesdrel BREVET. =rMr Colin Caroplx4l. 0.0.11.. to have the Mail reek e t ie fen I elle, The esionemineee °Ma" a the Bona Aci'llerl ha mespinoi ~t iza r me serf ionic. 11l the reek of lum to be MM. saw. mid sr the royal oserast of 3rd N . tab. M o la,A=st-001eSol &nen eleterrald Osseford. Lioneeme Tha,l2=-..2*2.1....a...2:41eig 4 . :: 0 F . ax oh rilei • t " irt " d arter Una bed Lilo 6 =l.llms yanati r rell=l. to molt of le the on o,. Vs bar biaL os Model! 71 lot a Ws Nen • WeeNA Mr Lone . or ihi len Mod im tz.issr NM hen 5 - Pl il le ei . Zi1ib0d . .. 1 4 0 . 1 . inioniMan par: is j= TVA bo =the bri e r. AMer ...., .. pee% E i r i liekel.:ilill Wriee - ei - t sot Odor of li fir te tan plots on war M NU illellney Ifeeroo, 0.071. 4 . agog. Anoint.) Hanka,. . ... eitejoroneee ; treat wee ee l pr to he i PI hi be Wee we carve mil Mell ; *am le dein .....„,.. ti.....v A.,,, t .„,,,,..,.......„... „lava Wa nk tho =Tr • .. -- t= °I toM il ti lha ft=ort as the B.a.- Is mi • 1bU. 11.111 Is et Is ; mri - X - r - i. , . ..":" be 0b1i6 .. 1 % lb. 0p ..6 .a. 4 woo //s dil tt li ;C: I oN Mom So to ea Ito cav O=. U m . % ea Ms aim tow Newslei PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DA X 11 1 ,178. Wituu. °HUHU B• 13.11, !Maroc Num, Una. IOGUITOII4I7 July 30 11. owl Mama 77 at% limiusimiklyoU Bola. Mama nu- Malbruk ; el. rig . Caamm. I i Mt lttar, Mt. Johu'rwootl terrov. Helmut , . oft. Istkil ma , aunt, July M. st tl mhd Mum& 74 at •trea, ILitystritt, Chtuvutu ; off. mall.. P.uncll, °mid- Ent... BA au<a bidaan.lll‘bitury pun. IJUuton, and Alma. Was, 1011-to, a other 077, July b at', and .Iw/4 31 at 19, at lb- Aural' nmt 1101.. 0101. CWouald+Ag. r losbutY - A.nc• ; Nicholson, 14,1041.41 gnat. Paitautiain a Ma %tart, /Iffdlitna t Ctrattora bono , . Julf 91 at lls and August 34 at 3. at Ittsdaybillatroti 001., Saylor. liusbutg alum ; off. wag., lebulma,_llltaingl all great Jog, Oast, 141. go Waltham, I latand.inn noltuntdon drat., July b and Auguat 31 le n d at Itaalnkid.l.gton. Kula. Wawa% sad Cons. 11 Algeria ura', Way, Pumas, IlAu4,ldre ; 01. Lay, Nlebulare, Mogutaa Watt. Cita atts WA?, eurroy Oa., Old Kent row), emeratanger, July 211 M 11,aa4 Mimi 31 at 21. M 110,1/41t00l stre.A. Ools„ Lawranot and Co, Old Jtary oLarnbol., Old Jaw* ; .5. attla., :Sichulson, ba/I.•Lraol giarnaa llowtar. Cambridge. fellmongag, July 29 at It lad August 91. st a at BariNhall.trecl. 00!.., t4,lu and Au, eldermaol•ury ; off. ands.. Itenatn, 000: than chanhcro. Imbed II sum., titostlolen IlanonesanitS, aloe merchant, July Id at 12, and Atiod 31 At cll. at Radoendt treat dol.. audin7. 11.1400 Arcot: off. arls.. Itudthall 'runners. &mauls, Nottentddan, toActnno mak,. Austot 4 and PAPAS. .1 V. Inronn,norkin I oat lab at alidtmall bo w l . , and Atbaull, NotUagbarn ato , d, Harris, Nattlnerun • p'lu,Aa Lads, Topthasa, Davouablre, la.slistst, July.. and Aueu4 lS, at 11, at &mar Gaut. Rol., fryer, taater; 01. utak. MM.,. "Tamar llama. llud•kndeki Yorkeltc, cloth merchant, Jul) 31 and *moot 21, at 11, at Leeds Cour. Lttouu ami lawNY, Loads: of. sad*, Y alas. Loud. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT VIATOAL,TAEST. 0. Moat, Lea, East. rtocar- T r Kari Mara.. Stubkhareet, Intake, loncher .4 mu P-W. Paule.. Wont T, ielty.hmo, City, towbar of mak I. aucknol. Raiford. buddisse. Lanka., nal Mitt. • treat, Val... leLer a looglop-K. M. Ramon, Croydon. Surrey, lodeinklemee keeper -A. Lurt..u. iteauo plan. Pecturo. wet 1. Ina l / 4 ,T-J. Deanna,. Kw torrolr name.. Notting MI. centre! Je. ior- E. C. ll' law, Ade'able road, Ilsrownead-C. P. ?mt.. Kluidmd rued. spas ta the Royal Lansrltebtre MMus-J. 'area itrn, Kam Arced, Ilactracy al. kmla 10.04 mter-G. cohnam, Woolnkb, Rent. butab. r-E. Ph,l Ipoleanllsagh itoweretown, toh.cco pipe atakur-IL R. Lomb, W. Paul eta mos, Cana...town. clod -J. Fanwood. Bp:ten, Kari, ...Pint -W. A. a% sae. Itc,loul moos-nod, beam curer-C. W. Ham Star Comer, Bennn.her. hot. her-W. Ent.olar, alt Panama ea.. St. P.acru n.l, antler la cal isoat -F. Maine. Palleinir...hk. race, %%Mental. Parry. tosamintou merchant-T. S. Pattendrol.b. Idonalarnamad. Keinadhlad, ,Caney d rt -J. Jenkins, twiner. Wyo. Urey atua roll, Rely. Stouley.str at, P..ollca. mailer -W• Warw. 51.104. Gep. Joaannyrean baker-+l. Boy, Bladmua enact, Sauna alt. shaman =4 reran leather Warr-I% A. Thonk, Thom-nonage. Bahama, mining atoelt Mal.r-C. Sea. , 1,10 onset. It'll boom taper-J. Brat Nowa run. Itermood , or. Ihnuad vlctusikr-O. eleounta. Praoreueet South, 11.1.07.1.1. mad Manch place. lloaton, comoskelon owen.-W. A. lloaclt.. ddeard. KW*, Itlingtow bun outer-I.''. V. C. Omar. calohla.l.. flock Nast-J. Ilectwaa4. North Ilyde. Whllmov. I Monad haw mud,- E. Ur,Pda. Jun. Nonnannow, Old lad. master-W. B. Steven, Ilea 1.1,0 Area. Pimlico. major In thu Turin/. contingent-M. It. Horne, Southampton umet„_llstotedirad.roWl. mei Pinar. tall. fur .i..uinorcbant- E. Torte, Two' Adam, elkldlwea, Ikl clue, Croydon, manufactnrer or amewed Peace. Brook. atreot. Rcaniuitonhad, woreb.eammaa-J. Y . Snare, Day.m.hrowe, ierk-ley.optaro, livery Waldo kmpar-0. Wentworth, laober.,4l 04. 11.P..ria,1.nsal victualler-N. Lldetano. IhmaM awl, Smoot., hutcikr-J. U. May. Wekhournestro:t. Eat. 041.1 Aft. sooletsat the C.an, llmmpton, sad Ilegram Inapmenry-J. O. Hanna... Tams plane, Blearnaheiry•quam, espial. to Ike Wen Puna& el Mtn- J. WhlteL Nino Kb. la. Taundell. as I Wharf roa L City.r.d. draw In Itoae-D. W. Eat., truscoetrewt, 110000140., moos to bar Nolmtla nal RMPRC. L ARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& Stom Jaya Onseachnnia env, contractor-14 dividend of la. 21, sad say mincemeat Tuceday. at N knob.% Hannibal!. anat. Rolm. Ilme BOIT" Staffs Lyn% Norfolk, carriage balder-14 dividend at U. July 21, and say milkman' Twoday, at Ntabotemia. VAAlngtnil.trooL MALT WO ...if.. Idol.ina liceossi vlcloarer-14 dividend of td. uly 21, sad any mammies& Tawny. at Nicholson's, Bmingball- Jones WIBTAAAOY. Taushall Ilrewm, Wandsworth-mat browns-tat dividend .1 Pd., July 21, mulaay auberoucat TUATIAT, at Nichatoes. Vannstsllstrart. WILLIAM Pzietirt, Wallingford, Bok.bire, build.-I,t Evident of F. July 41, aad terra subernaut Tbarhlka, at Otahanle, Cola manakin& ISMIARO Torr.. Holt, Norfolk. brokaoller-lat dirldund of to 1014.. July Z, and time subaupauti% rhenium. at Gramme, Cam.- Olotia EDAtato 81ITTTLATIOITII. Ralf n0n,... Ilnreetaarkern, and Cu.s. E. r n !Mr ruswomm, J. , Poulky. City, 3 , 10 LIOMEtte-TD I dividend of 40., Jab 23, sad Mrs: subtenant Mae. dam, st Grams, C.do man meet Osman Loveae rincritawasen.Hia. halramda.tata. Poultry. CPI. 'Uonvor-tia I dirldon :IL July IJ. lad Mr. July TO veiny.. at Grahams. ' - limat Moos. .tr (rtyinp rlatH, Poutv~, flir. s~ie . - - -- mot T4ui► Weser— 1.1 dldamd J•ty awl throe ..b.wasat dm% M Cialousualmet. Jour AAAAAAAA Wausau., Almada. terrace, Paddlaeteu. treader 14 rflrtilval of I. 4e1., July 23, and Vara, tallow...at Tbarul.”. at flrabalua, flokurea *Worn. W mauls Myna Mama. CareArl.loab.re, draper-I.t cllralcm.l rd la ad., July 21,..ad mdmem.fic tharday., at Graham., Colo. ;;;;;4/;4 LASS/ WasbW7. Myer, Flablo keener—lot 4149,04 of le. 7.1., July 22. and QM ealatemett Shun.laye. at Grahame. Co!rum- Knot. 'aorta Fts tat. Gnat FL Ileleo , ..eharnher% merchant—'ad did lead lit. Jury a an I Uwe etOronoeut Mondays. at Uralsarosa Lloko sea dna. Thula' P II 0.101.10, Ileottlayari, Pug, hoe, City. PAlnnwoer 7 077 F11100d of Jub 23. mg Woe sittwequeot Ritersdays. at Graduals. Cokrosawiroel Aar eau.. °sonata. Ileverldnoireet. InoonFlnow. blnkhlader—lat dletthaul of 9.1 Jul) tJ. and Woe SakeipMarit tharolass, at Um A .,. .. Coleonutetnet. Thomas Ilanlo .31. diegur—lglarids“ of F.. Jody and uy aulmenuent 8 oarday. Banar'a Ifewatetle arm I l ytte. Jun , us Is 1)&0110, Inideml.ffroeler—dFnlead 4... JO' =... 4 and any Wel neday alter Oa*. S. at lellkee. frlrt.tol. Vote lANJ Alan Mont. Imeeeter, ednn bollOto—dlsl.lood of is la , July 22 and 27. and any Wolneellay after Oct. I. at Miky* flridnl. Inn , toretber with 14 dhilerld W 70.10.1. no new pen,l. July 97 and 7.e, awl any %letup", after Oetolaw at Miller., Drlgol. WM. W 11.13441. and tooy, Newport, lankers—divklerrl of 41, July 2D, and any Woll,4ay after Ott. 0.01 Aenteresose. 114401. MA 4 Rt. It nm.i.shane. Fonfoturler—let derklend of U.. July 10, and any woleoriu•st.t Th.o.day. ea Chtlytle, elnnbashauL Paaulgate a.toter awl W. nom, tau Aonutl^. DeronalAre. scriTluer—lat (IF Wood of U. 10d., any Tuoklay or Erldal.aL 'Wad*La t ta. Latta. DIVIDFNT??. Ann. T. W. 0. Turk.. Threadneedle street, City, iherabroker -lagurt 13 J. Error. Whltolel 1. Lu •-rablre. Wencher-A..4 7..1.1. Lace sad 1.. Adnlnv. perden-Anarat 7. J. Y. Uwe, far. br,be-.4 sn 1 I.lvmnel, prleter-auenot B. H. Ilnerlaie and 0. 11.,5. Igoe. alrellel.l, Meal ennerrters-kacast IL 13. Walker. lbetbeld. Jeon unman eal tett mak.. CEBTIFICATE4 43 be mated, volt. ranee be f.bows te the MAIM 00 or before the Ali of meeting. Among 7. A. bluolay. (Import, 1103101 re, laker-Aranot T. 0. W. 411n1.31. rid W. J. Othaleter, irptiog.renlenohne sad tiremoteet. 1110111.C1. n rera-A,tfu4 la. J. 11. 1t...1, llo,tlt , Dlamernerklre .14p barker- kurrnat 13. Cknion. Lit 4, 031,4.11, tailor -Auant D. . lull 0 tills, routh Brea , 1 De3ml4.lre. miller-Angel. 7. J. Erato , . laneaabbe, blarbor.-Anyne 14. J. Itradeto.r. Burnley, larayalre, cotton nneolarturer -Au:v.l 7. J. IMrl 1111010 0. 11 . leolueller-Augnst 10 J. Beet. IlalLfax. krearblra. Ilesedrar.w. PARTNER/111M DIMOLVED. D. Lloyd 04 W. MlTten, Wolverhampton, tele-. -A. Maley, U. Ticker, W. W. nod .1. W. fkarillorth, Marraeld, a.. 1 e , oher.. rrevelanta-J. Ile/11.11, R. T. /1..-bv, O. Rahn.Oute , n, Davao Sl4l. arnr V orksblve, manufacture. of Born -U. Wile% 01,1401 rtrect rool J. W. Dell, Cant...dec., MO.. rireerr-J . 0,1.40 and J. Palv l lres, Nowea , Ve woe Tyne, neer& VT dater-P. Boma an.l W. auteklaad, Wbvn.n, Cbe.bire.aad .alt maaufaetaraer--T. Tald.aer and R. Toerrerol, 33410311, near Lmmeek, Ike - add:o, , eln.• new rs-31. Ifervey owl W. 11uffrrr7, W.I. .611.111tdarnabrre, braw Inorders-J. Ilent.cy eras W. Hendry, Aek• Ilnitne, Narthamberberd, lodly. el il.t.-31. Beaamont and J. Drovdrad, T:.kerfbarf. Affa4ooo. end el rabere, Anne on reb..t. , -C. Wright red W. Whlclaber, Idaaeloxer. c o ld , en-1. Ilarrona and E. leaeo 4. Bedfard, tanners-O. Yen t/one 0.1 11. Irmitheolt., _Leek greorm-11.. Ward.p. W. Uneek.hauk. D. Wlnacr ol U. TW.4a. 01. oo and Havaruab, enerelmale-4. Conk. W. Dallna mil J. Orwela.lra. Maio .nort , r, aerebeata. an far no re.ards J Coratea..-Joba Garbo.. Joßeph M. 0.. and W. Wlnte. 01rardelreet. Iroseanaera ere br garde 'OM While -J. Compton sad 0. 11. enwaloa. Neaten 19.0• teak Leloomenldr areetro-11. awry rad J. ICH, Maw.. laarnablre, .rap maourvimen-.1..110 nuxhiiebt, James Gouthirdit a. 4 H. 11=- 4=e, Nei 6331.101 re, I,l3foundcre, ao tar as muds 11. Uweatorm BCOTCII SEQTRITRATION. Sensate' 11 1 11.nont.n. Ydlalnartb. oma re tmaal J. 1171. at Mena'. Drown Rot., Edinburgh. TM: MAIO ELECTION.—Letters from Caatlrhar state that the now.. of Mr. Moore'e eviction from the Moue of Commone bad created tremandotte excitement there. Lord John Browne immediately commenced an active eanvnee, in which ho le aid to have been moat enecomful. Colonel Maxine is hourly expected, and everything portend.. a bitter contest. THE YELLOW FEVER iti THE ORTNOCO.emWhen the Orinoco arrived in Southampton Water, on Thursday night, a death bed reeently taken place, and there were a few persona lying ill on board. The disease had been gra dually yielding to the colder climate of Europa, and was dying out. The steamer wee stopped, iced after eho had entered inside Cslsbot Castle, by the Cuatem-botese °facers, end, in consetmence of the etch:nem, the wee only Outwit to go a little farther up the river, and there lie at anchor. A small steamer went alongside her, on board of which were Captain Vincent, the Royal Mail Company's superinten dent at Southampton; Mame. Weblin and OusatnY• the health officers ; and Memos. Obree and Fos rester, the tide surveyors. No one was allowed to approach the mail packet, or even the little etenuer that went alongside fax the mita. A Jamaica gentleman, who had mime friends in the Orinore, secretly got on board, and awe be was obliged to stay until the ship got Fatigue. The INdb WINS threat from the large to the small steamer by nom of • plank. The eagerness of the passengers to get ea abens and to wad letters to their friends was very great ; list peas not belonging to the Orinoco woe allowed to tourh =ne that did. This caused the greatest confusion and While this was going on an nut...Ty was heard en beard, loader even than the ecreeching of the steam and the Mil ea the sponson with the pweugers. A firemen, sp- C& in liquor, had struck an ofcer and were following up with other.. The captain, a powerful man, melted to the eget, and with one blow knocked the fireman down, aid la km then five minutes the fellow was in imam. The Oriaas abildnad a arativie yesterday morning,md entered the Saithimptat [Advartisement.)—Amone the many objects X mare ra .. "la - X .l / 4 ` . " ... 7 . 6 " r ai at ii rmo*V oi. brat ir. - 7.. 7 mag i= i el peg s . " 4; els liw qrn at 11 . 7 ... 2Mt sow inausa i tsirresLp WA WA ". Pl % .11. 7. 1 1: 4111 'm arstA ii. .-usifts ha ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. ROME CIRCUIT.—CHELIISPORD, JULY 17. (Before the Lord Chief Baron and a Special Jury.) THE QUEEN ON THE PROPP.f UTION OF JOHN HILLS V. JOHN CUTTS END ROTERT EZHISIEL SEMI. This was an Indictment removed from the crown aide of the ci tart by certiorari, which charged the den octants, under the statute of the 12th and 13th Victoria, d enimonly known as the Bihop of Oxford's Art, with buying conspired together, and by . false pretences induced one Martha Augusta Mile a gel under the age of twenty-ene yearn, to hove illicit carnal. emmesien with the defendant, Robert Ezekiel Smith. Mr. M. Chamber., Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. T. Chamber. appeared for the prenocutien ; Serjeaut Shoe and Mr. Wool fett defended Mr. Cutts ; and 31r. Prentice was coutmel for the other di lenient. This once teed over front the spring SNOWS upon an ap pietism made en behalf of the prosecution that Martha Aueusta Hine, the principal wientes, was expected to be brought to bed every hour, and was consequently unable to attend and give evidence. Mr. Chambers, in opening the ease for the present . tine, sold that the CHTIIITIOLOOPS under which the charge was preferred were of a very peculiar character. The defendant, Mr. Cattle hod fora great many years carried on the profes- Mon of an attorney in the county of Essex, and was a MAU of considerable wealth, residing at Little Bonifield Hall, and Mr. Smith, he other defendant, was a former at Pinching field, and also reported to be a wealthy man. It ap thst 1554, Mr. Hills, the prosecutor, took a small ti l t:ulcer Mr. Smith. lie hai l a daughter named Martha Augusta, who was at that time sixteen years old, tend a girl poniessed of very eonsiderabkperwmal attractions, and she speedily attracted the attention of Mr. Smite, who was very much older than the young lady, and he went to her fether's house, and expressed a desiree tobei emu acquainted with the family and he ultimately made the young lady a proclaims eimarnage, and was received in the family as her ae knowledged suitor, end it was arranged that the mars nage should take place from his house. The young lady, under them eiretunstancee, used to go to Realth's occasionally, and in 136 , 5 he succeeded in seducing her, and eke suherquently gave birth to a child. It appeared that Mbei Mlle, during the year 16.55, resided for some time at the defendant's house, but she returned to Lee lather's house, end upon her informing her parents of what had occurred, they connulted a professional gentleman named Shepherd, and he subsequently brought two action., one fur seduction. and another for breach of promise of marries°, against Mr. Smith, on behalf of the young lady. While the proceeding. were pending, Mr. Cutts, who was acting ss the attorney for Mr. Smith, communicated with Mr. Shepherd, with a view that some arrangement might be come to be tween the p mike, end, after some negotiations bed taken place, Mr. Shepherd consented to take a sum of 50/. for the emits that had been incurred in the action, and to dimontinuo all further proceedingn; but upon ono rendition only, which wne, that Mr. Smith should enter into en agreement to marry ?dim Rills within two months. Dunne these negotiation Mina lIiID, it appeared, returned to the home of the defendant Smith, and on the 214 of Getoley, in consequence of a letter they received, she, and her mother nod father, went to Mr. Cutts' office, and the pro ceeding then took plate that was the subject of the present inquiry Mr. South and Mr. Cutts, it appeared, were With prevent, and a piper was shown to Mr. and Mn.n Hien which purported to to an agreement on the part of the former to merry their daughter, and they were emend to sign it, but they refused, and left the office, their daughter ret r aining behind alone with the defendents. The young lady, as ho had stated, had had a child during the intercourse that had taken place between her and the defendant Smith, and she woe evidently impressed with the disgraceful character of their connexion, end she upon this occamon po.sitiyoly de clared that she would never gee back to Mr. Smith'y hewer to occupy the position she hod done. A written paper was then shown to tier which 'ESA afterwards placed in an envelope and staled up, and Sir. Cutts then handed it to her and told her that it was a good and valid agreement on the part of Mr. Smith to marry her after a certain time had elapsed, and upon the faith of the; statement, Mira Hills again returned to the Ileum of Mr. Smith and conti nued to cohabit with him. Shortly after these promsedingn had taken place the mother of Minis Rill. inked leer daughter to let leer see the agreement, but she told her she had berm requested nut to let any one we it, and released to do no. The_ agreement was, however, at length obtained, and upon it being shown to Mr. Shepherd, he at mire pronounced it to be utterly worthless, and that it did not in any way bind Mr. Smith to the performance of hie promise to marry Mies Hills. The learned counsel then rend the agreement in question, which was as follows "Au agreement made this Slot day of October, 1850, be tween Robert Ezekiel Smith, of Finchnyfteld, farmer, on the one part, and Martha Augusta Hills, of —, spinster, on the other pert. Whereas an action is now pending in her Makety'n Court of Common Pleas, in which the said Martha Augusta Hills is plaintiff, and the said Robert Ezekiel Smith in defendant, and whereas it has been agreed between the partite that retch action shall be discontinued upon the terms following Now it is agreed tbet the paid Robert Ezekiel Smith shall pay . all the costs incurred by the said Martha Augusta Rills m the said action, and the mid Martha Au gusta Hills hereby agrees to return to Coterie/ma (the resi dence of Smith) and reside with the said Robert Ezekiel Smith, 'as heretofore ; and lastly, the Feld Robert Ezekiel Smith hereby promisee and agrees to marry the raid Martha Augusta Hills within eight calendar months from thin date, provided always and it is expressly agreed between the par ties that this agreement, and all obligations contained in it, shall be null and void if the agreement or any copy thereof be shown to the attorney or other legal advisers of the said Martha Augusta HOIP, the raid agreement being entered into voluntarily by the said Robert Ezekiel Smith." Mr. Chambers then proceeded to state that the present prosecution was founded upon this &reenact ; and ho said he should be prepered to coutend that tt was a fraudulent pro reeding altogether, that the defendant Cutts, knew welt, at the time, that the agreement was illega lvalu e, ma was of no mad that he thereby fraudulently in aced the young lady to return to the house of Smith, and in the language of the statute, by false metes:rem had induced her to contrive to have carnal connection with him; and that both of these defendants had thereby brought themselves within the scope of the act of parliament. Sorjeant Shea here interposed, and said that so far from the agreement in question not being of any force or value, the contrary had Men proved , for Mr. Smith had, in point of bet s seemed the young lady. Mr. Chambers said no doubt that mince these proeeedinge Mr. Smith had married Miss lfille ; but the question for the jury was whether this was the original object, and whether the agreement was not intended ea a fraud upon folios Hills to induct her to continue her disgraceful connexion with the defendant, and whether Mr. Cutts had net merely acted as the go•lote en for that object. The learned counsel then proceeded to state that the moment Mr. Shepherd saw the ay. ontent in question he at once preferred an indictment, which was found by the grand jury, and the ease would have come on for trial at the last assizes but fur the illness of Mae 11111., and since th it time Mr. Smith, moot probably in consequence of the proccoliugs that had been taken by Mr. Shepherd, had married the young lady. This ciremastance had, however, created a difficulty in carrying out the prosecution, because it was doubtful whether, as Ler huettond was ono of the de fendants, Mrs. Smith could be called upon to give evidence aguinot him. Ho therefore propwed to con sent to a verdiet of acquittal being taken as far sa regarded Mr. Smith, sad he should then proceed with the case against Mr. Cutts, who, it appotred to him, WAS the moot to blame in the transaction and who, so an attorney, ought to have known better than to mix himself up with such a proceeding. The Loot Chief Baron inquired whether Mr. Cults did nut appear to have acted all Wong as the attorney far Mr. Smith y klr. Chamber,' raid no doubt ho had; hut he WAS still liable for the cousequences of any criminal act he !alight have touttniued. Tlio Lord Chief Mien observed that if Mr. Cutts bad done wrung thorn were other anodes of punishing Los without hav ing moors° to such a proceeding as this. Mr. Chambers said he could not withdraw from the prosecution, and he span asked his lordship to permit the auggiattion he had made, to take a verdict of not guilty in the cap of Mr. Smith, and to proceed against Mr. Cutts only, when Miss lull, evidence would be duly aihnisable to be carried out. The Lord Chief Baron mid there could be no doubt that en far as Mr. Smith was cencernict there had been a complete condonation of the efface by his marrying the young lady ; and ho put it to the loomed counsel whether ho thought, under the circlunstaneos as ho had declared theca in his opening to the jury, it would not be great cruelty to the young lody, and if any prospect of domestic happiness for bet existed the proceeding of c ing ber as • witness would not tend entirely to destroy that prospect, and that, therefore, the matter ought not to proceed any further Mr. Chambers mid that he felt the force of the observa tions that had btu wade by the learned judge, but ha was bound by his instructions to pr coed against Mr. Colts, and be should be onmpelkal to call Mn.. Smith to give evidence. The Lord Chlnf Baron then said he should take upon him self. not only as a matter of law, but also having regard to the public interest arid the feelings of the parties, to decide that Mrs. Smith was not &competent witness. It she were tzsmined at all she tuuat give evidence oquAlly against her huphand as against Mr. Cutts, and he should therefore role that she could not be examined. 11..cilZeigZiiaTiiI.ras his lordship's opinion it would be useless for hint to proceed farther, or to call any evidenoo, as the case rested almost entirely upon the evidence of the young lady, who wee the only person present when the agreement wee given. The jury then returned a verdict of.Nof Ctiitty. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WORCESTEn, RLT 17. CROWN COURT. (Before Baron Natio. TIIG XTDDitIMINSTELt ELECTION RIOTGILI. The grand jury have returned true bills wriest twenty o the rioters at the Kidderminster election and the attack upon the Right lion. It Lowe. The charge, as reported in the calendar, is that of " unlawfully assembling with divers other persons to the number of three or more, to disturb the public peace, and riotously making a greet noise, riot. and Ill:A/R=0* at Kiddenninater, on the 28th March, 18.57." the grand jury, however, have ignored the bilk pre.ented regainst Mr. Alfred Talbot, gentlemen ; John Burnett, John Smith, and James Williams, fur the riot at the close of the election, and against eight others for a riot and essault ea the town. The trial is expected to come on to-morrow. Vas Soticitor•6 nerd and Mr. Settle conduct the prosecution • end Mr. liudilloaton, 4 C., and Mr. Byrne defend th; accused. THE POLICE COURTS: MANSION-HOUSE, John Bower, the landlord of the Penal Tavern, 90, Fleet strut?, chargal, upon an information before Alderman Cubitt, with having !Alloyed the bar of Lis house t be used for heitieg purposei. Mr. Staab...fry appeared fee the prosecution; Mr. Orridge, of the bar, attended for the defence. The defendant pleaded not guilty. John Hawks (175) said-1 believe the defendant keeps the Punch Tavern. On the 22nd of 313 y, about oin theeven ing, I was there in plain clothes, and saw him behind the ter acting as landlord. I saw several gentlemen there. One of them pure:Land a handicap book of the landlady behind theism. I heard one gentleman make a bet with another on the Derby. Several mealier bets were made and entered in hooka by the parties in the defendant's presence. Ho dad not ay anything about it. There was a convention about hone-racing, and the defendant raeutioned the name of the horse ho thought would win. I bought a book of the landlady for a penny. I went again on the 23rd of Mar, and saw a man named Newcombe sitting there, with several papers, lists, and hocks, rehiring to horse-racing rat the counter. Several beta were made by gentlemen with Newcombe, in the presence of the defendant. I saw the defendant give to Newcombe two cheques and • quantity of gold. The witness gave similar evidence as to a visit pail by hint at the house on the 4th of June, and he elm spoke as to visite on the 18th, 19th, and 2tith of June,at each of which he saw betting take MVO on huree-raring. On some of these wagons the defendant woe present, on others he was not present. The witness did not at all vary in his account on a strict cross elimination by Mr. Orridge. John Johnson, 131, and Marshall, 215, corroborated the statements made by the framer witness in the mom:dial points. James Bath who was the principal wittiest on the ores signs on objet persons were charged with ensures under the Betting-houses Act a abort time ego, was also examined. He repeated his evidence in Ito material points, and identified the defendant as the landlord of the house ' and as having been present upon several oemaione when the betting was going on. Mr. °midge then addressed the alderman in mitigation. He stated that his eltent's house had never been a piece in which young ram had been induced to gamble, and that although Mr. Bawer had no doubt acted improperly in allow ing tench a coarse to be pursued as had been thweribed in Ma house, there had been no moral injury done. Under such circumstances, the learned counsel loped that no penalty would be indicted, and that the sentence would be contingent upon the repetition of the offence, which his client would take care should never Le attempted on his premises mein. Alderman Cubitt said he had consulted with the Lord Mayor upon the subject, and they agreed that tee ease was ' by no means of en aggravated a description as that upon ' which the heave sentence of the court had been recently L . paused. It wete,liovevor, quite impossible to allow the case to pass without setting a mark upon it. The ity magistrates were reaolved to put a stop to a practice which wax pregnant with evil. They were, and would be, assisted meet earnestly by the press and by the polite; and the defendant must pay the penalty of 291., and 10e. coeds, or go to prison for one month. . . Tho penalty and costs were immediately paid. James d wen then charged upon an infor.aation with having need the front of the Bar of the Louse No. 31, l'oppin'astourt, Fleet-street, for betting purpoaes. The defendant pleaded guilty, and was tined 25/. penalty end 10s. coats. The penalty and coats were paid. . MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Aim Stewart, ensign in the Dist Regiment, was charged by Mesa. Redpath and Manning, tailors, Bond-street, with attempting to obtain a quantity of goods from them by falsely reprewnting huarelf to be Lieutenant Orcig, of the Diet Itorite.nt. The prisoner. about ten days ago, went to Messes. Red path's shop and ordered a quantity of clothe., *ensure ins himstlf as Lieutenant Oreig, of the Diet Regiment. One of tbo travellers happening to Inman Lieutenant Orel". informed the firm of the imposition, and accordingly, when the pri soner called again, a conttablo was in maaineas to take him into custody. The prisoner, hi the bearing of a witness, said it was his Bre t offence, and he also admitted that ho was not Lieutenant Greig. Mr. Bingham asked the prisoner if he wished to any any thing to the charge It The primner, whose age is 19, and who appeared eery much affected at his position, replied that ho had nothing to as r. Bingham—Why did you represent yourself to be Lieu tenant Greig ? Priamer-1 hare explained the Reclpath. One of the firm stated that the prisoner had said that Lieut. Gregg owed him 601., and had authurieed him to call on his tailors and get garments to that amount. Mr. Bingham—la it true that Lieut. Greig owes you W., Frisoner—Licut. Greig owes we money, but not to that extent. Mr. Bingham—Did he authorise you to call on Messrs. lb - sipath and eigain goods ? Prisoner—lle did not. Mr. Bingham reumnded the ease till next Friday, and ad mitted the pmioner to bail, two sureties in 501., and himself in 100/. to Motors. THE DIVORCE BILL I\ TUE COMMONS.—The 23rd report of the select committee on public petitions, lately printed, show, that up to the 10th of July no leas than 202 petitions, with 48,273 signatures, had been presented to the flouse of Commons against the Divorce Bill, being very nearly double the number of signatures obtained on any other 'object on which the new house has been petitioned upon, for or against. tidvettisernent.)— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. UN.. 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