The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

LITERATURE. real P.-18‘1, awl Glaciers. A Series of Excur- A 01.4 by Members of the Alpine Club. Edi:ed by JOHN Bath, 51.11. LA., F.L. S., tie President.— Longman". The grandest playground upon earth is tht.t wonderful region of rocks, ice, and snow, the Hgh Alps ot Switzerland and Savoy. This is the chosen place of exercise and recreation to which athletic climbers, walker", and leapt rs, chiefly from our English towns and level shires are secustorced in August and September to resort. We take some pride in reflecting that the most intrepid and suc cessful performers in these manly coutests with the rugged's.", of Nature are usually our own connh , y- Tue. French, German, and Swiss men of winos hare perhaps throned equal risk and labrar in order to tumid" e our knowledge of the peculiar phemomena of elevated region but no adventurers hare equalled the gentlemen of England in their .es to brava the extremes of fatigue and danger for the sake of noble and exhilarating sport. Whilst, in the cams of such learned explorers as Pro'eseor Junes l'orbes, the ruling motive has bees a desire to contribute to the world's stock of eciettifie information—a desire to carry en the work of Alpine investigation, of et hich De Suasive, is the last one tiny, made so exemplary a beginning—nine out at tie of per brave young fellows who have lICLti the die,y heights ooce denounced se inaeoessible, ar waded across the treacherous plains of bodcw bar (laud snow, did it for the fun of the thing, and for the pleasure of a generous excitement. We are th elmed to praise their choice of a pastime, tear where they bass no more serious object in view. They could out amuse themselves in a more innocent, and inanely is a more virtuous way—admitting that the courage, the patient endurance, and the prudent self command, which in a Roman's estimattoe made up the coin of e irtue, so still to be regarded so vatues in this age of • 'scold-be " imuicular Christiamity.* Considenog these sellout spirits, therefore, only as a sopenur kird of eportamen, and without reference to the special accompliehuseve which several of them have brought to the task of geographical and' other physical investigation, we feel very great Intone in their achievements. The recent foam tam of the " Alp:ne Club," which now numbers about oft hucdred gs utlemeu of more or less experi ence in arch enterprise', is a gratifying si;n of the mobil sympathy which bar sprung up between those who have sought enjoyment, if not dietiae coo, io the erne geld. We, who sit at home in cue, or travel in unambitious comfort along the beaten roads, are indebted to this association of the elitsbieg boys for this entertaicing cohection ..t reruns. assouree, illustrated with maps and brome-lithographic pictures. Several of ti e :overt bother to this volume have published very readable *crowns of other Alpine adventures, by which they have already was the favourable acquaintance of the public. Mr. Allred Wills, the author of " ings among the High Alps," Mr. Hinahliff, and Mr. Kennedy, are well known by the fame of their achievenseuts, of which they themselves have been the skilful ki.torians. In addition to the gentlemen above-named, Professor Tyndall, the Rev. J. Llewel lyn Darien the Rio. J. F. Hardy, and Mesers:P. V. Hawkins, W. Mathews, jun., E. L. Ames, E. Ander son, It. W. Forster, and A. C. Ramsay, hare re toted their emporium in this volume I the president of the Alpine Club, Mr. Ball, editor of the collection, also recording two or three excursions of his own. We may observe, as an illustration of the wholesome influences hatitually prevailing in our ancient uni versitiee, that aimed every one of these names appears with the honourable letters M.A., or some ether dig nified initials, appended to it, thereby confuting the fallacy that scholarship and bookish erudition are incompatible with robust vigour of body, rry unastie activity, and a sinewy set of limbs. But although these gentlemen possess literary as well as pedestrian pewees of a high order, and all write well, none of them attempt' to write finely. There is no ostentatious word-painting or trickery of artificial deeciption in any chapter of this gentile book. We are convinced by the simplicity and straightforwardness of the narratives that, without exaggerating the hardship and difficulties they hare surmounted, and without any idea of appealing to public admiration, these gentlemen have reported what they have dope and what they have seen, for the instruction of those who may follow them. This is the original purpose and character of the papers of the Alpine Club, which was designed to afford its members en opportunity of communicating in formation as to put excursions,' and suggesting future achievements. To judge, however, from the aqhirernents of some of these writers, and the re note, upon various scientific subject' which tins volume :cuisine, we anticipate that the Alpine Club will become an important repertory of grayer knowledge, and tiler the best means of discussing those geologies', botanical, and meteorological pro blems which the observations of Alpine tourist,. may heip to explain. The eleabliehmeet of a inioeum exclusively devoted to these matters would be a most profitable molt of the efforts of this interesting societr. Is tie meantime we wish its members. in tho approaching season, all desirable health and lei- S'a'e ler their pr, jetted exeursione—ouy boots, honest guides, wholesome victuals and clear weather, a ore footing ou the verge of the precipice, a trust worthy lee-bridge over the horrible crevasse, or a tough rope to sustain them if they fall in, a blazing tire and sheltered corner for the nocturnal bivouac, a good breakfast in the morning, then safety in clam bering to the sun.rnit, an hour's well-earned triumph on high, and, with unbroken bones in a whole plc.; the unavoidable descent. MUSIC: HEAR. 110LIQUE'S CONCERT. This concert, which talk plus It Wil.i.i Balms Wit evening. woo en rit't rt.iomeat of drier:Sera vrwl • &err It w•. • ref ..ot tore chamber amok, Induling cared (.111: 11 Ago -se locus:Lew .1 sod vo:a! plue. Tte girt romaelirla wee Le trio m B g ot, Lr the vials,uds 400celin,portarcedbybuda.gbier,V:;e.Anna Idellique, tom wl;', •nl SLgrw itd; •nt )4 mut. tly •, , Ltk fell of ire, 'lsom, end MI -cies purges for all the ln•tra meat' TOO where fa plettruler la • ‘'rry ga. int 0. - i • gtoal,mnrttat.Noli.ine le • LtgLly ..,coy.obo I purr ; eke bate fdl said mellow tme, wilth abe .111.4111141 b. 'silkily is matithile Orman whr h•r light owl exile dart .sire Ler to give to the sr et rapid end br.blest peseeges Her stilt, as Witt be everted from Ma rattail ds►gberr, i. pere red elaaJtt, aid Mt 'eateries edisbabbt. M %DAME LRIIIIIIII,NB SHERRINGTON'S CONCERT. Thu lady pro • warfare oft Thursday at IS•wasa witial were crowded by • f.A.uionalle somilsam Mario Lorne= now oat of me gres.est Ineuribm• el Th• eascert eee.i.t.cl of airy, &lei,. sad twirt.,l p ia mot of veLich al. Iv nod( MatAi SIJNOR EMIT rA•3 CONCERT. This arts • Mehl. Musical* gives yesterday sa CAW.* Magas Tiro aid goat ad the coward was olscal brapear, larhambat a harabor art Man aid Lay'lit. ameak swab, Urine Sam Min Laso.ll•, Moan M. Arts*, utal Drargaah .ad M. title. Lake. TM .red put 411/th , lll af the liWe versus rattled o..fAt writ • by hlr. Palipara Mars. toad inward by Mom Mist% arlach has had gnat sau.••• the prs• ram as seeferso d b rue I pr . pan onr r ay c a mama bk. Mrs. Tatarta7= ll Mr. Party. It we bow iarl•tarad Ur tan l.au Wks. ote•ra, Iris mu, t, sad lltr l•abrna HINIPSIII (.11. re Oar rw.+rrta tilde taw atm ardoessee r µqr. ), Mr. l'Ary owl Herr MArlahardt. It a mersrmi tats gresird d w ref ski Lie the Ada dna. I. b.Ay, Ma maw a ra andsualy yr. ty, mad Mit primates* oar almerribia. The trro ratio rl Minalra hol pee maara. ?say . an 'hawk!, gre-eu:. mai =hshat ime hre• 6•• mesa mil me will taws magmata.. was as aoragbais4 sad ar,si laaleaahla as- Ansa MASCIDNOTIR AID LITWOOL AGRICULTVIAL lisearm—The Doi oestaletio of the seeedostoo Neel oa Thinoku iseMery, Mr. Ryer, brotogin rap W meted sto sob 41011 - 110illtrof Ssi to the proommato or the gam, Wad s will take Owe in Se, tqc.tAr n• at. rrit all" ,3l46=llll4B h act eaiJe 666 i. for the eke Oat pump! g:tr dm leataeamafttee hal ha rraea to Mt al. Is la he &privileged lo prams la reary h bee Imo armed thiel the Irish ispiamals talte plant ea tb• 16ch •I see. sea It, la fader +tat the tour, ryereaos Inv haw plata Mein the galLeas4 uof Übe beeireet. NAVAL A!v'D MILITARY. (MON L.kat NlCltre °Aging.) WAZ.OFSICII. J:tr 1. ltb nesiroca of In& kret.... - 0.--Gotne . naa taut; May Your. ft , .. the 10. lora/ de.Sareare Copt. to be coma, Isla.; puma.. JOS a. 7th Light 1.1V410011.41111114 He Aadotto Ebiebotto. from the 1a Pro,,Look, :4 be c0cat. , ,, , :..*: 11. te. or.l. , Act Light Prauxwo-tharisa Aablasulorn e.oyd. ard.to be corset by po•cbu. IP.Phrosa. :he 715 Liat Dracouta. 12d1 Licht Draated-Utodanao t Met. J Lonsia ...ilaciona. from the al /41:10try Collar, to be ,orect. altbout poschau. rads Moo to Lye-we-net Ge..he. Claim 1 :us A: the unlace it & romenl min mental. 1110 Lista Ura;oas-Lictiteaat SP. aan Da. , ca D. Cartwright. from the lbth Foot. to he dattesant, ming the dttket um barna Gtr/ anel enralry. rice , who slaw uretriega 17a U. I Dm:1 , 004-1/4w AtetaraLlor Learmooth to be I to-rune colonel. Pad a.c. Ceo 11-•deo rare, Braga tido( elle 11 II!p, l t -e. art, to be ota.r. bs Lkotcpan, lier ry Matta to be . tn. I.> Iran O. o l tr. 7l" tr W ham (tor fro. I 0 t. %Dart Tato-Cornet mesa Celli, froo haling, Imo Lae Tans. pent Co , ret to be topto irtee tharztur, eh, meats Pyhalf parr menet of that emu B , )11 Artd4ry-1 be 10.:3113111t1011C I votlemo tudeta to he Sew ro.atetite. Ana- ••1 Oliver liolotworth, rlarry A• bae l viis ' evam. Jana. lima? Moose Kau. Spencer Poe. /rho /wham Lewd. Jima Kilalrarto4 licur:au Search Emend Gory Lade. Jobe natal . 11110 of. thane? ot:ce ineen. 110,m Ilona Grant, Una Aliso anead. Pace theft... WhaVey. )full., North Aka Ihr iu rggere-eleareCe^oe' J..tto lealpolo to he colonol. vie* mooed so a entre% Mat M.- , , r Gotha If nada MINA be he lat .r.att.colottel. ems de.llx.e bract. Lieutenant. earl Letitia Ithitohoo, l'. e.. to be captlin. riot G. V. Mann ; Aram Seal templet, t be ex 0 captain. eke IcLol liot.M"tiodenneotiumpt cutt , enire cadets to Deutenatt., with 4....itnk. t un -Anthay /111 tour 1114.11,nr r Catley. 1:h "V Jo-epb Henry r-eterthyrade. Venni Maya Lloyd. Join Orr limped. 0.0. Thous* Irederict he Mamas of /out-I. , treesot ••- Jane, to be qttifterTOlste., rid JO•Pril B.eloe Mho re. , , 00 italf.pay Langli ague doberey be oentetor mwelte - ry. 11th boot-lardestant I race WiLiaot nary Parte to be captain. without warm rid harealll. 01.-..aned ; atiopi Thomas Uurge Nat to Illaulard, with on rke Peux. 144 Yea -Lantana Lava Hama to to c wain. I/ turtheao. eke D. who attn. : Jeo.pb Lela La be Lo mans. ta per cher, maw lama. big at-lA•aiarat Thome Mara organ. Two the lice Light to loutemat. riot Ca/Netted, who eadtatice. Mb eel- Bowe Gael Trail be e ameetne of :ith Ver4-11a:we tee 11. it. Nola Oarin u each. froor : Ir ti•pot lattainao, te =We, rim Ingot larsideant.taiosal J. Lye. Wm, eatimeasi; AftlißSlM.StentOu Jc,ph Jamas. /g. d.. Item Ye eese. to be la. 0114•1116.114 TIN 1 1 r u:fiaey , appointed to _ea en& FeeL—Cietiatt Ibises breenty, trot. bef.poy unattached. to be ukelele. vies itehera, peemoted. ...theta meas., to an eat &imbed ateductee; L4Nusast Aerie" Lse be us„ potobtoo, ides !PON* ebe tearer Leetrosent ary 11:11 J-tnea tram the lath /Peek to 6 Hausman. ma sum. Med Peet —Ltembeneet Aerie neyerortb to be loolrester of exedtolay. Per—Liwasearm J. be Romer be capons, ettbnet perdu" the Wee& hoomeel: he. r , ..1 Ael.aent *Moe 8010. to love the rank el beeteeees Lateen Juba Laconia, Heat to be beeterat. sateen rso, HIRIVT thr u ttie . t. -Deeki tot Tenet% enc. I. Mtenehdiem riee Pod Mb Foot sorehibert Delray CLay to be benteeent. be Pandeleh flee Punta% tt , • roue. Pr , et - .. ..e Dewy Albert Voir:. from the ell Net, to be meth. OM Mr t. JrcesooL 1,0 toot -Lent . ..ale treat) Al Hoots O - re. trees Ute Royal 11111- tut 1 lut. e• idr.ta.o. Tice scaly promoted: boutonant 14rebeL itrat,o .0 to ivtr,rtor d ottotttry. Caw Motored MC u.ce-Loeuttaan: lb Jro Leapt toMcp tato. without perch... vice Fleet, .sh • tents. ; Lhelfn Cbar:es Come to be beerooteol.l.f llt . Its Leon BANTA LIOY. Evert LleteteethaeoLonet Jotteh Dewy Lava hem the :kb Font, to be torjor. volt the Rob. D. O. Ilxt, mho esethepoe Gorden TO, +max lok loot tt.r sea /not. to be epaor.eteteeter. 'Sc. mom, appointed yeomen, eaglet's. RECRUITING DISTRICT. 13Nret Colonel J. ItoeLvd Start. I'. h.. from Malay ebatteclebL to tevertine Geld .etter.r. vfa ll•eve,Loionet George &IL C.D., pea emoted to the nth of MA; Mi•rel. IloAt'liAL STAFF. A.tattantSureeoto .. .bird •• nt. to hr ugliest. remota to the from, via Jolutoson. apteof•aca le Ste Mb ; AvialAiWenArzeos James Groton. bat oust permitull to mien bin UNATTACHED. D.Doterm.o . er J•unc.. Ftrilomaba, Enot, hen appoletod caotals sa too IK. Lval TTIO,POR C inn waer..l wan,. I. the rupea. ;4.2 lag L. ..g )16).vAT ~we. espisa. WW pr clue. BREVET. Colossi of Leval Engtotent. to ..o ma; , fititefla. rim JILL -hart .lerm.rl. /ferret Lleotenut-enloosi Joba Mat! Woe.l,lato ofts 5 . 2. t root. to Co e. bat .a the Jr 3.y. Captame wu.uru Iltim Omar. 85:b n , bo major lot e may : Levy Ldor.r.l Jer..l.le. Mil root. to ti rr.-jor Usa army. Qatmnva , .. r ds‘olatt. retired oa 17 14 Foot to oIM Isonot.try rook of oak, royal oarimt of 17111 lhoamober, The ttn.lerrlct...i.me.l 4sone.tristerx. 3etlrol op. hair lay Ire. law L, the ,:.•'..a-attott of r.tr v.th mbo had complete! 1 . 41 m thin/ Yaw., les Or •Li± Y tjaor...rt,o,teo, to A,e. tte :macro,/ nark of Csotair, Q.ltrtcren uters Jams:. If u•n, tos:f sty 14 !{noon, 0 ...is; Joli.l Ammo', p. h.ll ! eth Onto. Quarts: Alezoodu Liaoked. barlFroi., Sib Dnemo 0 uods zobn Partrlo,. htlfiay Ist DrofoOne; 11 Wool Nelsen. holf.far 2ad Drsaoroaa; J a tae Laadem ha' t pay etb Li& Junto C. 31,C1. an- toy lvth LiAtt Pntioate; FISOEII etOtias. Woo, n th 1.10 b: l/esento; Chute. Arroatrooi. hett../ 1 - 41 LleYt Willtaa Noll. !parlay lith lJobt Draaons Itlettari Iron e. bolf-Soy OTeavlter 01.34.; Clooimo norotood. holf ar lay Scots rotator fbooret.; Jame. Scott, loam kb not; Clarks mee, bliflai UM root; .1.60 bfard. 6 pity 300 reel: Georr.. Colt'. hallway Mb root; Richard Vanttl,n, half.poy Cat rant: Jam N :lon. ►► f pay &lib reol: Jew • Doke tolf.por Unit John aciu.ao, bolf.psy Mb Foot UAW Joyce, 1131 f. pity t 7.i F..!; Iwo" Bolt.. Issa poi FM! rot!. Joaus Farrell. ball.pay 421 Woo:. if 111.eia Seal. balf-pal bitla Foot; Joeepb 'come. Ll;,, 34 . 1 t root; Heat'!layer, tlf pay 49 0 F 41,4; Sonnet OalttarJ, ba/f.fee atai root; John Ilflalsto Cream, bolf par .1b lalflety Fla Lot I , mfoosa; Dare?nat. !da. ljir! I ryp. Cmolly.bnl:.pay SPth Foot: AMU Mar, ty. balrpsy 11th Foot • J1:04 , 1.12 11 , 1Ft*Fiells root J.A.s Mmloo. b.dtpai Said foot J. Donau N Aril% Wait, tails Foot: Wr.bom Ho robe. flat Faiseel Walk boN.Loof Fa t C 1.,,..; )I*Cortly, battle, 77N FOOS; n 0,13.1 W. .."'".•L'• c 4 ,1. I.. tats ro o k ; wrltio tlavols•ma. MI! ply Foot ; Janine Stools. MI(•• Itachseat ; Statue! roc tt...b Foot; 'suds.. b !f pay Nara! A-ta:cry • Famed ran.% ieo:f.PaY BMW Ar• 111117; 2301•1 11:1too. kW pay itaia! haris.orp. ADMIRALS JCS/ IL Cana of floral bfortoe•—Cmdtt Joha , hilted Sear:ton to ho woad Ilemaraost Callt J 3 ,114.. Inman seam! liouwatatt; Cole. illiaoso (low te Ttml o LOckforl o b. ,ecoad Sailamo:: Cadet Go ma Amt Gni...llld , rtlit to be monad Ileataant; Oriel Hew Henn NW.. to be woad Pest...oast ; Cahn Jolla MAIM/ LP. VIM MILITIA. Coonstie.:o• lined or we Q. Revp+Wn£rJll. Itegittoobt aMWW—J. Feud, gent.. to be se=t tom we Ilth Mar. 133,. teLem .iersed by the Lards Lieeteeaat of their mpectire COGAtiO (} Tarsal 1/to - tore 1111111r—Iteg=J " ria . ..e. a., to be Nomad Watt. asst Larta• Itereueent of &droll artlllery Ca; , .—(leoree Hamar!. cent or. dtu• arzny amisial 4 dt. be ..14tant.burg,on ; Frederick Ueorge Wttelnion. goal. to be fit>t . Gland darted liantsnlee. seat.. be owner! avatar:at. . . LW Itaairrai 4 in)..1 Lam:whin M.lllla -neary jotm Barker, goal. hogy.agit, Oft Wi 11M 110.11 Vaasa. darta.e.l. Duko of LACII4J V. Radon of I romaary Cara:fp—Eu.4oos Latta Pattm E q tot,. lintena: t. lama, pr..moarl. Ist Corataayof lawasehlne Tolman, IVII.-I.lce Bura.l.c Taylor. gut toh I.eule. tat. bot Kett ViLt I. 10U7 oy W Dural Coal* tact ouIPeOOT ea:.tato. • 1.1•Intool !'Mutt. N.P . nmiens.l; Jame+ I..rtwo %,•,•• t, 11.: on-4pa, 0100 (Wolk swots's.' tY. the 14 11.1 hullo 1te,•21-gt Ito a North Linco.:o 111.Iho—Joha Whttso y. nos.. t en.loo. no. Arthur Lonsa. When lOohor. prota 11. 0.. I.moteL 1 Ilylt Wog OrokOn. iooL. t+ Oa Salto. 1.. ADIMIALTY. JULY I.— A PPOISTSI INTO. Lieu tamale J. Z. Herbst* (1869), to be flag 'lemmata to tbs Edgar, 91, ;crow steam skip. d Sbamaces; A. J. Clailleld 1864), to tile Cotztroltio, 80, serest steam at , p, meet gaud IIifTLA in tbo Humber; W. B. A. F. Femora, to the Speaker, oMo:et ; B. Kest (1888), to rho 8 t 2.34.413, 8, anew item troop ship; F. Stirling. to the Brass, 84. .4.rew steam Hap, et Samos*; the Has. F. O. Cravat (1S)9), sad B. B. Niebeletre (1869), to the Marbles, 36, screw stasm &Win W. WAS (MI), to be Militimel Lida Minotaur, reorients dip. ee Sheersem; end J. B. MLLIe (1829), addl tivaal ate Welltaatea, 72, et Deenspart. Acta, Amistast Bogen B. Gregory, to the Ampition. WOOLWICH, JILT L 7'he B Battery of Royal Hone Artillery, eot•- needed by Calmed H. 0. Teesdale aad Captain 1.. 0. Pout red the T Battery. tommeambed by Ceptein J. Bread- Beg, C. 8., awpwebled ea the comma this morning at 7 o'clock, fa tall eq•uomeat, with the rune end other *otitis!, sad, la accordance wits breLira, pi, their maroh to Aldershot' Camp, where the form reol be twinned Medan rermia aterviese whb It Sr. tvd.r•4 to be co-tied out in the east rear more at the l:•tyal Amite?, B meek.. A deatehment of taveli.ls of Revel Artillery arrived at Wonlekh thia day from ladle, sod w.:•dad to the Rval Wallace Ilnepitsl. The Becestary of State foe War. ea the reeemmendation of to. Royal themes the General Commandiarin.Chief, ham appcmed ot the following otar-re being appointed to mews the sow Ordaimot Wert Curio imte, v;z. :—As pre sides*, Calmat At. Oecryo, R.A ; u hietul,rs, lamentrat Cad Brust Cubseld .Vasor, of the Royel Raitiseem, Orewhead, C.D., of the rib Too', and Lieut.- Cobalt ftmy.lte. R A. Lent.-C•.lurl H. A. B. Campbell. C.H. • he, tem petted to the fifth brigade of Royal Artillety. and 11 ordered to pretand to (kb:dim, se a mad otb..a et the tt.rcs at that Math. LL Royal Weimar the General CoaimmiitVa-Ctid Yr meth Na klieg/tag appoistraws, viz :—Caktain mad Drereat•liejar C. F. Young to he dirocter al artillery etudier, vies Colima &ague, appoin'ed a sober oi the Ordaance 84ert Cosottilvee ; tioriresat Thaw Dowsey. cf she 4.h beteade, vo be mailer gunner at Dahlia Boy (bath, visa Moore, pevilonet; etair•fiersaant William Dale. of the Slth L. ig•do, to be mew gusset at Ottergaity, eh* Crag, esidoned. 6PO.R7ING. BETTING AT MANCRESTER.—FRIDAT. LIVE:IN:WI. CUP. 6 to 1 ant Paul maks 7to 1 fttelh S to 1 Rosa doeonigu 10 10 to 1 Bonn Kt 100 to 6 tnotal it) (100DM001) STARES. 12 to 1 apt Lotd Nebo, .t: 12 to I Itszlestoue 0) IS to 1 Mounlelo Nut it , Tay Ittt:c Jolse, most of the tuba:viten Wu *Moat. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE RACES.—Tat IUiDAT. lAllettiol4ll. PAITIcCLA ma.) T.. TTII Hiao woo of 3 son Wick with 2 1 .Mot for eifro : dor mooed to moo big .t ks. non twofers ors mik rt. 1W314. 1117 12 AV•I2W—MIII C 0122242042. I in. he ne I . f rr I nTs b; MI 1 Mr. ADimia InWa. 3 yes TA :b Mr. Ons sal Is Iflo s, 4m. is fib (Latham) 3 Mr. Users IVA laeJ .Iyrs. Is DI Tbe forkombe aim ma: lissalsosm ilU ltaista. 1•041 of Pnailmrs liersam — Z= " lll. Taa Gre lnot. may Noble. Maalfad 2ma 4 MMI looksr*: 3So 1 masa &WM, sod 7 tot apt the MY Cmayagimm illy. Won amity by a loodtb, same badmen Um mead and WM: a soak totwais Um WM tad tooth. 'ha f rATISOO33. Nrillalli IImICAP. Of 3 tom tocb. 3 forfeit. with 60 added. for lyr aids Wirers amis. T. T.D. IDS WO Mr. T. Damsois Mlos Has*. by 151535 t of Ammegat us Woo) 1 Mr. Tmitmooda Dallafk, SA Itto Mr. T. Issansea Amin Tat 111 s flaamm ik 1 Tbo Wl,* Mao nil:—rte (kn. OpMaddall. Dimisbio. tad TM Mond.* : Ma 10 ae Wetarts t II le 1 nab awl Ames NM Me Use. 1,7,1ke1d Soot WI SPriat•Ml. Wet se* le • eidt. lei get Taa Ow Car Dram al oum ; b ee Ce eldel, for all at.; ; eateessatre a site (II Mr. t. Dsosoa's Diudig. by iee Ea (Makkel Lord J. EcArs QIN 3 3 is, Ila lib . . Rdirarchi Mr. gm? • Ilaolml. 4l tEllot Ilartos,balr) Mr. IL koktooall II yr% ea elf (J. ll000rillta) Mr. O. Forrer'• Sibs 3 )(s. blab Mr. GAO Mow* J" lot 610 . g& SWAN) (fti .. rd) N i rra : e.rar . .. 4 ._ IW lB 4 4ol MitoloPtGrAL If o — A - r;ritr,rairs7.4 IN aim ea* IS ft. for 2 Tr side; colt.. SA fib : 111:los, Ist Ills Half a mt . = Mr. Ilaslops Tiger.* (I., thbowJew 1 Mr. Maya Mrs. Saw ... —.— . . (W. a Wale( 2 issuing: 0 to 1 so Mom alma mask MI Mar naming. and way. bard MM. by too lengths. Tao C 0.,. riot nal@ (IMMO* MO (Mem, for 3-Ir.olds sad samara. Ilse (.Ilea laselli RM IN gabs) lir. 'oblige as I.M aft lii remillak 4 los. &slab IJ. thsowdsol 1 11r. Haat% tffla.lllll6 . _ . . (Orhoqua I 2 Mr. 1 : 54 = Ana SmgM . .. ... .....(Metcadi 3 Mr. =1( Mr Om% Sc. (Mad :ow 1 •We) 5 Sisr Welly ohs We: tayaa, mow CoeWntl• Moan : 7 to 4 eve 1 mpg Tom glad. 4as 5 Wean an.... ••r • Oftaf e telleaS tad th(rd . Mrs. Mows aratJalla dabbed abroad. soma Tom Mag. WINCHESTER EACIS—PMIDAY. Tat Wier marsh &nen iktmeMain) of 6 ton. each. 2 ft, to 00 to the has& with Mr added. Winners *sun Half wrolls. Kr. T. thersesh boorwraway. by The fallow Buck. 4 yrs, in bib leentawn) 1 W. Psi Nuttesopteet. 3 yrs. TM Illi (ear. Tst Sot —Mori 2 . Z` l a ' re ' t. W ettrbide s hamar*, 3 Dothan 3 The fober alai rea . —UMW . I%.,ltirs, The Present, Mond, Gridiron. Pitr •ron, 11:4 by T. Toridnices Yorke, and ?Woo. 06, 8 6 i 6 : 6 to , M on by 4 r I art Lhtie o.n.d. a 'Ol apt N,dith mentos. Won ley • metros length between the more and Buhl. fr' ernes nut ll i t,%l 4 :l:Vir erne . eeo PIATII of II • for 3.7 , oLie wed %Whet ile. Optional wel.rng weight+. an. One las (Mr •211L1 thin. MM. The bore. by Mentribern. 3 yrs (WC), 7st 9h. T s ai I Mr. Evens'. Finny Booth, 4 yni WWI, 74 elti ........ 2 Mr. Low.eit Mt Unbolt... 6 re pet I. Mt 31h (hot. Grsy • Genitor:tr. 3Yr (AO. Iht 41b ili I 4 &MIN : Lives on ilstlifinel. Ito 1 sat The Dwell. en he throe =of . herb, • let 1b between the ereoudeal Oiril. WA fourth. sir wee 'old to Mr. Z. Trin Worth for 113 Tat Owes r... Stinnes of Moron each win:rah& tr i Zt l yr * olds; ogis. ha GO bilk.. eht Mb ; ei=tro.. 1.1r.C. Me. Pe/ ece We of the Kay b l / 4 SA 31b .. Ni. W. 11461 Opera Darner. Ike .... .......... .... I W. W. A. GISMOS *SIIIIIL 84 .......... ...... S lie r.yaye~ 4 Lowil b ner . 6 Fib .. .4h. WM3 1 14 i 11911 e el Oil l 6 i'isiglii6. Dineen The Wow* ww 64 .. Wit Opus Dauer surd, and won by s Meat: WI Wiled ; eif. swung= :27. , 1 7,31e f .1::1 r . W a let . 7= maw °tat I....: l =l:.l%=l l ;t i r.Trib . dams) Mr. Wl, W Thnon, 3m (Y 140412% .. . ..........a. Ibills A )) 2 Mr. tem. s moor Booth. 4 yr. 13W.). Tot iteir (Gieirentsi 3 The f.dlowing Woo ran :—Mtw 31•Ior. Voormank.Tansecenta. fitinawkh. herr 11a/liford. _ _ . Bettlog7rie 4 pet Stratagem 3 to I alit /AMOCO, 7 70 2 stet Vowa tiOs.ageas and Thom ran tooetbor la hoot all the way. the fort winning deeply by hall a length; reef bad LOW!. The winner was wild to Mr. Evans for 7• pimp. rd Timms wee claimed by bins under the N. 0 market wale. The owner of Ton so eleheed Vuurelair. Tug Oan,exu 11•3ar4mas 070112.3. of 101.0 i, OCIal. 6 ft. Lad 3 only If declared. he with to added ; winner* aloe; the reamed to save Ms Pate. Tempi!. and a dletence. lig note, 'Jot whore dedwrd.l Lord allothuryi C.mlnVuli.e. by Alarm. 4 yr tit 19b Westgate) 1 Mr. J. Perigee Nimrod. Syn. 4lb (ffor.ilusrol 2 Claptala helm na. Thiel, 3 yrs. bet 7lb ...... .t W. dottonsl 3 Netting to lon 1:0111proml.e. 6to 3 apt Ittorod. The favourite took. dew Ical at rtiruse, bold It to the sad, autel wen In a Gaeta by mu lengths. Tuley wee beaten off. Ha. 4,150,1. PIATt. of 100 pimp; &molds. 7th 72; fop. IP: Ivy tlb ; wad aged. get.9lb. Two alba Mr . W. Norm Lk. by Newashaster. 3 7th 71b (Tordhual 1 Mr. W. Dare goblin, 3 yri.7et 71b Adam.) it The following on ran :—Tocher, etankton..The Th e. * Doct liettlag • 3504 on denim, 7to we Newoutla. nee wee eon Soot In Fe.l.m and Newcastle. the pare hod this bent of it to Um foot of the WU mar the Math. on ridge whiffs Iterwenetle deprived bra of We lead wan woo by a length and Mil; the other. beaten . FINTTINO ON TON NOUNS& NT LlO2l. Ito 1 istilirgeittestl Lad (I 3 . 3 . , to I Itosksotte It) t" DtaNY. 15 le I WA tbormembs 1001 to 40 watboorme (t) Ilk. Se 13 Orem, aoltal 410 Is 1 Wind It sad of) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2 1869. Rata inulligencu COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JuLT 1. Sittings at Nid Prins in London,—(Safors Lord Chid Judos Eris and s Special Jags.) 711/101:101 AND ANoTNia V. NowirriLIXNACT. (CMCladed tram ytatexclAy's Erpress.) - - - - Bow evidence wu then given, the effect of which was that Mr. Watts wu at interval' Wane, though it was not denied that at other intervals he was sane. The Lord Chief J office sailll7hottici lay down the law that, however Mr. Watte's mind was effected st interves, still Übe was In a sane state when the deeds wife mound there must be a verdict for the plaintiffs. Mr. Watts was undoubtedly subject to fits of insanity, but it was clear that there were also lucid intervals when he was perfectly compe tent to manage his affairs. If the jury thought that he was of mind when he executed the deeds it would be urine emery farther to investigate the case. The Foreman said the jury were all agreed that there should be a verdict for the plaintiffs. Mr. Rusin—The jury would understand that he had other evidence of insanil at intervals. The jury said they perfectly understood that. Verdict to the plaintiffe. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nig Priam, to Load 41—(Before Mr. Juatice Crowder aad a Common Jury.) BILLER T. STREET --A BORST CASE. The plaitafaa ear•earin White Hone-yard, Leman street, and the defendant is s horse-dealer in Wellington ,! street, Victoria-park. According to the case for the plainti ff be bad in November last two horses, for which be had given 171., but se they did not exactly snit him he exchanged them and Si, with the defendant for a clamant mare. This mar, bower, was found not to Lo strong enough fir the plaintiff , and the defendant, on being Informed of that fact, ve said, " Oh, very well ; Ila got it'd the bores to salt you, " and mentioned a brown mare , which the plainti ff went to l ook at, and, as she seemed all right, he agreed to take her. ribs had • chipped knee, but the defendant warranted her wood in other respects. No sooner, however, had the plaintiff got the mare home than cite began to blow eo learfullythst she almost blew the toot of the stable off. (A laugh.) Within three hours the mare was sent back to the defendant, but the boy who took bar did not ranch like hie job, for the mare was blowing so badly t h at he was obliged to stop almost every minute, sad the people laughed and jeered all along the rmd. The defendant took the mare, and promised to get another for the plaintiff, but he had not done so, and therefore the present action was brought. Evidence was given on both aides of a contradictory character _ _ _ The jury foal:4 a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 161 COLLINS V. FENNINO AND ANOTHER.-ACCIDENT. This wee an action against Mtwara. Fanning, of Fenning's Wharf Tooley-rereet, to recover damages fur ininriea sus tained by the plaintiff. Mr. T. *liftmen appeared foe the plaintiff, and Mr. Llerjaant Parry for the defendants. The plaintiff wee& carman, and had been for twenty-eight years in ibo employ of Mr. Smith, of Half Moon-otreet, Bishopegate. It was stated that, on the 16th of March last, he went to Fenning's Wharf fur fire firkins of butter. The custom was to send the butter down a kind of *pout which the man in the warehouse could shorten or lengthen according to the h,ight of the vehicle into which the Nutter was going. The plaintiff backed his cart to the spout, which he asked the man lathe warehouse to lengthen. Ihe reply woe, " 1 will lower it as it is ; you can catch it." The plaintiff said, " No, don't," but he had scarcely uttered the words when a firkin came down, *truck him on the aide' of the bead, and he fell down in the cart. The conaeluences ' wore very serious ; for six month, he was in one hospital, for five months in another, and he was still suffering severely.. The 'defence was that there was no negligenoe en the part of the defendants' servant, and that the plaintiff fell In conse quence of the curt Laing greasy. The jury Lund fur the &feudist'. 1071 L mune Y ACHY CLUB. TIIE GMAT SCHOONZI RACC.—The entries for the gre st whooner raw of the above dab have just closed, and sea as follows * Toes. Owner. Alarm 248 .... Mr..l. WeW. .urn Veatal 75 .... Mr. P.O. 51 adult. Destiny The race is app4inted for Saturday. the oth inst., over the usual mune, trona Gravesend to the Mouse Light and beck to Greashitge, the prize being value 100 guinea.. The cele brated Alarm, the wiener or many valuebhi prises, is up to this moment unknown in Themes water. The alien are all very line emit. The Z nave and Destiny bag Urger than the Veda, are expected to make a very /meet race, but the hitter has proved 'herself a perfect clipper; and alth small, may outstrip her compeer.. A large atIS/001 r ide n.ual accompany the race, leaving London-bridge at ten o'clock. 1074 L LONDON LICIITCLUB. Ths entries for the inatehesof this dub next Friday closed last night, and are as follows : Match with yachts above 7 end reader 16 tons. Prime, 201., 10 1 ., and 61. ; the first fa, plate; course, from Erick to , Coal Baum Point and back to Greenwich. Time fur tonnage 1 a minute per too. Statioes. Yachts. Toaa. Owners. No. 1 .. Plover No. 2 .. Julia No. S.. Strathfisideaye ' No. 4 .. Clara No. 6 .. Eugenie 7 .. Mr. C. A. PuTgosen. No. 6 .. VI AM 9 .. Right Hon. Lad de Boa. No. 7 .. Haidfe Match with yachts up to 6 tons. Prizes, 161, and 61.; the Orel in, paste. Course the sums u fat tie other match. Time lee temp ass minute per ton. Statkms. Yachts. Tone. Owners. No. 1 .. Spray No. 2 .. P.4el No. 3 .. Atalanta 4 3lr. F. Talfourd. No. 4 .. Wee Pot 4 .. Mr. G. White. No. 6 .. May Fly 4 .. Mlr. F. W. lochont. No. 6 .. Gast 6 Mr. E. Bleckcroft. No. 7 .. Alhattors The Sea Swallow scope:ponies, leaving Losdon.bridge at 9 a.m., and Blackwell at 10. The Special Match Marie Os admaks before the other. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD. JILT 1. In addition to the list of elassmen in the Final Matheruatiod Sch. 01, published in yesterday's la the followmg gentlemen have obtained passed in • mad school; W. Andrews, Lincoln D. H. W. Rowlock Wadhent C. Baker, Exeter U. Trenchant, Corkus Christi F. C. Blyth, Oriel R. B. Leach, Brueno.e J. J. Brooke, thairenity A. J. Leers, %alma It. 0. Carter, Oriel H. J. Liddon, Exam R. F. I'. Casplin, Ballot W. G. Litelehales, New R. Corbel, Now Inn 'fall G. R. Luke, Bailor L. Covrcl4 Wadhum It. F. Lyres, St. John's C. Crowded, Lincoln G. Illaid, St. John's Pander H. Cudlip. klag,lslen J. A. C. Morison. Lincoln F.H.Curvin.Corp.Christi W. P. Nichols, Worcester J. F. Di ckson , Maori Church H. 0. Cage, Nrw Ism Hall C. M. Drake, Barter B. L. Panay, Pembroke W. H. Draper, Worcester A. 0. Peeving, Glee.o's W. C. Evans, Corpus Christi A. de C. Rice, Ch. Cb. C. F. Feriae, Merlon A. Richardson, Worcester J. H. Feeler', Pembroke It. W. Roberts, Pembroke B. Field, Cuiversity T. 8. Scale, Wortrader A. Gentian, Bellid J. A. Btmstory, St. Waxy F. Holcomb, Wordlists A. Strickland, Norton F. I'. Hitting, Oriel J. Thorp, Idsgd.len J. H. Mete's. Cuivarally J. 11. Warner, BOMA 0. G. Hock., Ex.,ter W. J. Watson, Cuiversity W. A. Hills, Trinity H. L. Whateley, Ba‘liol H. T. Hatt, Pembroke 8. R. Wigram, MIMI W. Hooper, Wedeln' 0. S. W&m, Oriel Mtxtnittxt. TO Mt !An DATat DOZ.—At the r.trieit of to, S. • (Ay ef Artlets, • n . trub. r Otto friends asd a mat et • of tto t.te Ye. Cs: al an the Ito .w•, Newt atm t, ) rireril .y, to ettsider Ito ; rour:.-y if exprostiag in cans p-rioan• or tray dish rya; ect f n •be ri..rooty of our great t,onsitott. Dr. Bea Fteteter triuvied the also. After rae 02111 c f. if to .11 the fl(401 , 11111 r v ltm'a was uesecw, A uly WWI to —" That this nevem', entertaining • high ad r• rodeo of the geom. sad cheese ht. r f ihr late Mr. David Co.- sod diaelt,ua nt emarsonerming in atom radials, causer the mare nt torricse ho hie rimiest:4 to an, Iteeelred,—Ybat a commute. ti sputuntett t ) ton silr sad determine ups' the teat mode of doing hon.= to the memory of our lota Illustrious to•romao." A r'imalltre, consistbg of about 30 e•stlrrtien, lockets,' the hatillia , , of the two Water Co; we 1 1 / 4 ,..ati-tt, wee eap p eated, end I Pr. Bill Fletcher, Mr. R. D. Deaver, sod Mr. Jaffrey, were: wed to accept the GT. ,a of chairman, AVIIIIMAN JUNG 30.—Decisions inesmer, rd h tcorary eacretary, retpictively. Although of the Imperial Pete Court, dated June 29, 1869, flied a de lis teen d e•st.rnilelag the *barmier of the farm oriel or lay of 16 de,* for Forties interested in the fitting out or the taelse he Oa, commutes to lerform, it Ina suggested that s cargoes of the Aestrisa weds tamed Im'ow, to produce hue etas men, sod s tablet rit: .r tang 1.'4 groat genies their pleas of *suer, :—Belle Adelaide Memel h; sad his saissell• diameter, placed is Herborns Church, Ardits, Vimello; Volga, Ctmetentini; Ouide, Marini; would he an .r/r I W 6IIO baen,orisl of rmiect tose inmenry. buena Oozes. Attie this &ley eenteats will is • oubsarifti 11 11.11 ones commenced an the teen suediatcly be pawed upon these whys. manyAkem 14 , 1, lout [AdTertikeettnt4-111 it poseible to select a Watch 1 RON PALA , It TOR nut VtCPBOT GIP EGYPT.— Dation miss ono' hos Us Lorin moullitersetez sem or At Havre, the nomailkeat sottait-rpaiers iris. built try Liagh'a*..• er ray a "Mell ooidi ll' I. the firm of Cemovar, of Beer,. I.,ir the Viceroy of Egypt, sg ice, Lorin Of vim ell Os nowipotere "... V r io hat la's ion gavel is 'he Ricer tai el it. tis see ineentoil ~Os le 000dOo lOss toe The Mr) , *. wets ; Too t , a me. au I titurei is 49.9• ""'" I ' l " 14 " . sa l. " " relm 6"4.6 the Per • Cal Exhibition of ibid.—lke g‘id•r. ge toy. sod bow to so It. ono *odd modono vole WOOS boknodloo COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSEIII.-7uLT 1. (Before Mr. Justice Wightmen, Mr. Jostles William, and the Judge (Whew.) MIR/ V. MUSE. AND CRIMMINS. The petitioner, Mr. William Mare, bee Msjesty's consul at New Orleans, sought& divorce from his wife on the ground of her adultery with the Hon. George Augustus Hamilton Chichester, clerk of the piece for the county of Belfast. Mr. Wilde, _Q C., and Dr. Spinke, were counsel for the petitioner. Neither of the respondents appeared. The marriage took place at Dumfries, us November, 1868, Mrs. Mare's maiden name being Lucy Virginia Oliver. The parties at drat cohabited fa Scotland and &Bermuda at New Orleans; but they returned to this country in 186 T. In October of that year Mr. blurs went beck to America, but at the request of hie wife's family be was induced to have her behind untilafter conflaement, which was shortly expected. The child was born iu the following December. In bley, 1868, she left her aunt, Milt whom she was staying, to pay • visit to MOW. friends of bar husband named Hynan. Mr. Hy-nan was examined, sad deposed to what he thought the strange condua of the respondent. She was visited by several gentlemen, and was in the habit of staying out with them until Improper hours. The co-respondent WAN one o(, theme pemona. Mr. Hyman, finding that his remonwrances were friable', at lest desired Mr.. Mare to leave his house, and she then wont to reside at Cambridge -terrace. On Mr. More's return to this coma Mr. Hynes communicated with the petitioner, who planed the matter in the hands of his solicitor. The respondent was then watched, and one day she was traced, with Mr. Chichester, to a house in Linooln'm tan-field., when they let themselves in, and remained locked up in a room by themsslvea for two or throe hours. On further inquiries it nods found that on one occasion, while staying at Mr. Hynan's, bed gone tom home of the lowest character, in Portland-strtrt, where she met Mr. Chlchwiter. On the lith of August she went to Dieppe, and havieg been joined by the co-respondent, she proceeded with him to Paris. Ono of the gentlemen alto visi•ed her at Mr. Hymn's she repre sented to be her eon in, but he turned out not to be no rela tive at all. She went out with this gentleman several timer, and on one occasion she wee Ken to kiss him. When she was told what the charges against her wen, she said she most admit that &epee:snows were certainly against her. Their lordships had no doubt of her gull& arid decreed a dis•olut'on of the marriage, condemning Mr. Chic-heater in the costs HALL V. MALL AND WALKII/.. Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks appeared for the peti tioner, a homtorpatbic practitioner at Derby. He was mar tied to the respondent is January, 1835. Some yerre after wards a mieunderettsding arose between the parties, and they separated. At first he allowed her 14.. a week, but afterwards ha gave her a eam of money, with which *he opened a shop at Sheffield. Afterwards she formed en ille gal connexion with the co-respeadeat, and she hod since hoed with him u his wife. The court granted& Wu:4nd= of the ementege. TONKIN (CLTIIK) V. TONKIN AND DLO'. In this cue the petitioner had obtained a divorce it the Ecclesiastical Court at the respondent, end a verdict of 1,0001. In an action of erica. con. agaiort her paramour. Oa the motion of Dr. Addams, Q.C., with whom was Dr. Strabey, The coat renamed a decree for the Cachalot of the marriage. SEAM' e. READY AND ANOTHER. In this case eso the Rout dissolved the msrri►ge. THE POLICE COURT& OtTILDHALL. Bobot Marks, who has been reveal times before the court in connexion with accord charges of obtaining money under We. pretences, b) colleotingsubscription• for the testimonial fond, for the purpose al preeentiag a teatinionial to Mr. Alderman Merhi, under the repeesestation that he was mathovieed by Mr. Cox and the Ri•ycl Agricultural Society of linglsnd respectively, was again brought up. Mr. Humphrey., jon.,Cif the firm of Humphreys, Son, and Morgan, of Qiit.pur Chambers. Newgete.sireet, &floured Inc the prosecution, end Mr. Beard, of ilaisioghall-street, con. darned the d.f.,ncc. After the evidence given on former occmiona had been read over, Mr. Beard said as the scissions at the Old Bailey would commence neat !Fret, it would be Impossible to prepare the defence in such a short time, and he therefore suggested that the au should he aej .urned over the reulosoi without taking any further evidence at prevent. Mr. lierophreys said Its had no °ejection to that course, as the prosecution would require more time to complete the ogee for trial. Aldermen Salomon, Paid that arrangement appeared tomtit both parties, and be therefore acceded to the proposal for a further adjournment. Mr. /lewd said the detective tffieer Bull had In hie pose arenas a subs rriptiou list for the presentation of a teithnould to Lord Bement, end se he had two letters from Loed Bec ome showing thet ho had his lordeLio's authority end mac • tkei for oolketiog the imbecriptione, them wee no loafer any potence for the detention of the lief. Aldeemaa lialomoes and the tut had better remain in the officer's po.stmion unit after the prow charges had been disposed of. Mr. Kemp, lets of the firm of Kemp, Liddell, and Co., Birmingham and Sheffield agents, of 41, Loudon-wall, meld he wilahed to draw public, attention to a few words he woe shoot to say with regard to the prisoner's anteowleate, ha order that pawns might appear who had been defrauded by him in 1851, when he trailed se a general merchant. seder the name of "Vniceet Make," at 72, Mark-lass, and' obtained large quantities of goods of various parties, who on application being made for payment, discovered that "s Vincent Marks " had soddenly disappeared, and the pee ni,eta were locked up. The pre.oner about that time nb tailed goods to the amount of 1701. of the firm he (Mr. Kemp) was then connoted with, end he had no d..obt that If publicity were given to tho fact that the "Kohut Marks" now In custody and the " Vomint Marks" of Mark lane, In 1854, were on. and the tame per son, that numbers of pewee would attend to lay com*Ute of frauds perpetraied upon them. Alderman &Inmate—Mr. Kemp had better put himself in cemmtinicai ion with the police. Bull, she officer, said he would make every Inquiry labs the matey on receiving the necessary information to act epos. The prisoner was then remanded for a weik. THB CAUSE ELECTION RIOT. WARMINSTER, FRIDAY. The trio' of the men for the riot at Caine election in May lot was appointed to take place at the Wiltshire Quarter Session here yesterday, and It being rumoured that some strange disclosures wen to he made with regard to the provccation which was alleged to have been given to the mob, who subsequently attacked the police and books the windows of the house of Mr. Lewis, election agent, and the hotel In which he was enplaned to be staying, there was a great deal of intend t xcited, and the court was crowded. Sir J. Audrey, chairmen of the Quarter Seaton, presided. There eras a large array of conneel retained in the cue. Mr. Chinn, Mr. Graves, and Mr. Swayne, were for the prosecution; and Mr. Slade, Q.C., and Mr. W. Slade, for the defence. On the case ben" called on, Mr. Stade, Q.C., spored to the court for its sanction is en arrangement a Lich had been provisionally made on the part of the prosecution and defense. He and Mr. Phi= had con sidered that considerable allowance ought to be made in the case of a coatestedelection In a town where in the memory of man no contest had occurred before, and they thought that the ends of justice would be answered by the persons who were charged with riot pleading guilty, and being discharged on entering into their own recognisonoes to appear when called upon. With regg to those charged with the graver offence, it was propoeod a that on their pleading guilty they should he discharged on entering into recognisance*, as the others, to appear when called upon, and also to keep the peace for a year. tVith regard to one defendant, named M'ake- Bold, who had interfered to rescue his eon, it was proposed that no evidence should be offsred sunlit him. The Chairman said the question not only affected the present Interest of a prosecutor, but also the preservation of the nubile peace. The course proposed was adopted, end the defendants wire then Lonnd over in the required personal recognisance'. This termination to the prnercution appeared to give moth disappoietment to twiny parties. Lord Sherborne, from !Inwood, had been aubp.enacd. FROM LART NIGHTS GAVITTE. BLIIPGPTS. CilAlltri St 111 MO;ortrtaTtßZZ Ct y. Inerebmt, to surrender July 13 at I:1, nod MYNA 13 as 1, at Itoslosban street. Sot.. Jerssood. 440 ptooo. 1101borri off. mtg.. Whitmore. Itasirighell. street. 1311,1,11.4 )(WON Woolf ord. Northamptonshire. bonder. July 14 et I-A 12t. end Aura so 111. at linstagballotroot. nobs., Nut, Char. loom)+, tion.loo hou.e. Lug Murphy end Elharenun. %Wing , horougn. on swig tlennau. essingball-street. TRON C 0.?,.. Woburn, bodfonlshlre, grocer, July 13 sod August 13 nl. It. at Itasengttall street. Sot.. Illosaebeld s PhilyArtsne. City ; cd. Mabee. nAslnfitsiletreet. Lion eousairs. flnsbury.pevrment and St. Swlthlu'olans. My. of tr dealer. July 13 and August 16. at 12, at /Ses.ughtn.euee. Wr nol.. used. Oundhallettrnbers. Cul renhon. businghall- Booze. 11•111.3115 d &MA.° Bourn 711A,tLIS land not Bestow Markt, as prerluualy advartiArdl. 131rmion.am, woollen utaytannta. July tl and 49, at 11. at NtruAnglutra Coart. dola, Ulna aad Wright. dad Nak..r, 13471310" w ; 01. atalg.. Kinnear, Ihrmlurato. 11 JO. GISBN SSIODIV, Birtninghatn, youtiaa dray., J u ly e d August 1 at 11.14 tanolagaran Court. bola., Mean Boni. +a, Dud. lay, nal Jawed lad linl.tht, Lanai. gbua ; off. split., liLuaitar, Mariam Ilualds..9 Coons, Rarrorthlnsba r Liao:dn.:hire, grocer, July 13 and Auxust 10. at It at Leads Court hcld at ithuoton.upon.llull. Sule,, brackuabury. Alftd4. and Oustand and tlatslll3o, kinagaton-upon 11.11: on. Carrkt, MOWS. YII,ICIAPD. Morley, Chathire, alaopkt ow. July 15 and Amon at. Holt anchastar Court. tul.,llaciltro,uldbadn; off. amid, flotsam., llawbodtr. j 4.. Aa, ,Tap, Burnley, L•110.1117t. Meer. uly 13 and Atm:ll4lß as 12, at t4.,nobootar Court. CuLtett le . 1 d Wheeler. Kaacbutter ; oft. wig., /mar. ilanchaater. BANKRUPTCY ANNCLLED. illte IQ. nOSSIT Ti6;1176 . 1r6;6:, ZI;C:4IO6t Middlaos, hid -- n 3 reti - ant. M. ????? A Liot?r.yorkiblre, paktte dealer. kOi.;;W6;;Z' Uuoola bln. roper. INOOLVE.I2 P7ORTUOALaiIIiNi. „. July 15.-7. Ratchtlner, Souttru spine e.reel, Pun' anvil* ma Liebe piece, erde.tonten rnad, eertm.ter -E. Matbey, Jobnatreat, road. N nwtou. and Jaresea,r,t, Uley'sinirtoed. less lewdest be ewurnent muter -W. Keg, Ablvy.gerdtme, Abberrasd, et. Jobe's easel. end Ilenorcreleca, rare rued. Itevatepsk, sestienear 0. Rey, Cernididge terrace, (.Isyha3 reed, eel Duke.street, Adelphl, disked aad dl count Ntent-k. VuutbrrAite, EsSou.road, Nee.raed. merrier-C. Eieugkr. P.ok place. II) depart. end Rweeferd, Seethro bury, wine Inercb..nt -P. M. Oeurein, Leicester-cottage, lintnes.e. roe loseraboundutte , . a. , l4Aut July 18.-U. Howard, trovldenee.Yos, Thrtbury.scoure, basest eons sad abase MlMlL,etturr-J. Naeb , renete.street, Soho. sod Cbue.t.nel, usbeletryer-R. Herrit, brunewieit.terres% Weathers-noose West, Karringtote, tender. isavoai co , vitielossa Kearny. July IS J. rio .lnnkr Tottennwo.court.road. bakor-9. Goan. . }Waal= . musket alrdener—C. A. H. as W•asativnalY. CAt.sirroad. In a, proton°, of lannuagve S. Dada limas Nam, a.ttanent. tarov—J. Pew., Devonindra.vtreet. Qtleinealqnste, Elocenabtra. attennl. July Id.—P. Crools,Vonlay dean:. tari.d—W. Porta.. Slunner4tllen. Ibonvnatenbarvitannt. mrevegronne. ZOLAILATIONS OF DIVIDEND& TIMM!, SLATOS, Part.place.terrann, Paddington. grocer—let dividend Wt o any Tuesday. at Pennalra tluildnall.ebaan bona Oantos LIO,kI Oko.vmtevoixoe. Portman square, bo.avans huwe keeper—let girl of I. 1.. any Tuesday, as Po u . nail a Uuddhail.chunbera. pivjDzspe. July Mt J. lie - thorn mail: Y. Laww a, Little Outer-lane, City, Mad Mitcham, Surrey. calve grhatert-July 22. J. UMW° (repeats Watch Little Carter lane, ate. and Mitcham, Surrey, olko printer- July IL T. Rale:on, Aldle.ebambers, City, bookaeller-Ju , y P. D. LCI2O, C. Caudqureekt. sad N. Auto:Rail, Greet Wieebegeratreat. City. tuerrimuM-July 3. J. Syram.. Meiteheeter, eerom , mien mene t ra l kollehl i re, j ale k n . "4 7111Y. ' w " ::na "'", eirei u . a r u o d u: " lu ' ir2l l l . . Foram tOrmloughout. grocer-44y 21. Ct. eolith, Lif41(14... Maper gui,u4 3. J . CeetrAm.:. liaog.ree.upeAllull t ebee,tmwr-August, 1. W. TITIO , , to n . (yawls dreatel. Bernaley. ort•hlnt. Moon tumutoe turer-Aumot 1. J. Whiterbut._ G 01... Toet.Atire. wooll en Meth mattufmtuter-Atmoffit A. litll, limufor rtrueLr-July 21. J. lian , on. Helitax, Yeetehlee, grocer-July 02. A. llarthPl and J. M . Reea, ituddengeAL Verkehlre. merchants-Jul) 22. R. Member , terlrhire, titer-July .1 . 3. T. Mlttoo. rrfir.- July Pi. Miter 11. .re,rld. Al,. tool matuttactuttre-JelY ggytter, • Weepy, Aotthr,ibautoldre, CillTtrlcATE.6:o be mantel, unleor GI.. be sheers to the couteooy. to. the day of July t!. 0. eel eirl G. Coo, JuAMZiamptrmrest, hamlet/a-July 1$ . J. Rethil.aw, Urange.remd, Lennomirey, t , blob 2.6. Moulthard, lb.egr.relrAme. Utley 1 homes area, battle merehar.t-JullAS. F. Dart., etelmothe aelrho Demmtehlre. haireeamer ...July 29. R. Turner, Birroleghem, goa lamp routtdectumr-July Si Arks, S enicer. - . . P A l!T . NF11811!?8 DISSOLTFD. W. A. Andersen a 4 J, iiii;o7 Insomplon. surname- W. Ilaker ..I 0. Naide Chogerdeld. 1h elsbire, .s. Fuller nod W. W. vas, Moornameareet. City, I..uskem-T. JOH., and T. MB. Marrow Weald, Meltliases. groom-J. Porter and W. 111 min/we pm, Melanie Dcreyslore. • throsetere -a. W. Ilartlsy sad M. Wa lathed.. Ltrrolitni. Ifork.hiria wooirtapiere-E. 11. Slam sad F. Morton. Sheteed, electro.pistm-14. Cartiurtgia. ten., J. M, Cam. wriest. and M. Cartwright, Rua, Owadinseate. Derhydam are brier nawaufadurens_m Irma manta It Carts* , OIL wee -1.1. 11. bier. J. K. W Dour, and A. W . Dia, Sim:NBA e. Mem of alms from ram:Lao far a. reaarla 0. IL Dyer-T. W. Buried ad 0. E. alaultore Mgt, litia.es, also ruestbaste-J. Houghton and M. urpuol. knees-11. Oire, H. Moir, an 4 J. Beath, TundaliStaflordaidre, brick scandenturare-W. Bradley. Rm., and J. Nevins. Great Waldron!. Maw. Southwark, 1r01ff.44 11 0....E.,b,a, gssab g. t h 1140011 Brine to , Blahs" Srstonl, Ilcrtfor.ehlre, actinoinlatrm 11 ne-. Pewee and M. H. Wagner. /Mount...ea. swami adurnhaloa agents- R. A. Lb.-Moller. 0. B. Llghtolier..d C. Woad. Cherie,. Lam:whim. Muds ep.aum..., fa , an r. a.rd. C. Woo I-R M. °nine and J. Bawd s4.,o cla tkorteerrect. We: minder. entineer•-J. Ygnwick and J. W Mama, North Steed, Northumberland. att Marys-B. *own. A. Woolar. and J. Cresmell, Manchester, but inc tacko far aa regards Forman and W. J. Muria, Illglestreet, Shoredltere and ILtage*lsee. Conueretal.r. ear:, tobacco 'manufacturers- W. Ball .4 E P. Madman-J. ilesolsroal sad A. J parry. Birmingham. backwaters-L. C. To. un sad J. Twaedale. Englund* Lanc,hlre, not. lon apinuene-T. ()lover. J. Dunn. and h. L. Oho sr, Man , * At r. earn. waren menu-N. Caine rad W. Y.,:lowa, I.lstrs..ol-E.3 Goluma. R. J. Ashton. and O. Fro:on:re Loonoardetreet. t Ivy, merchaute-J. Tratuuud J. M'lnnes.Lie.rpa.l. retiours-11.1„Nass And P. 11 . gowou. t ap bros s n,- I. i.rahno and W. Jagut. genthurch.nreet. City, deo heal ers-T. 11. Rhudne D. Isa-n.els. ail it Rkhardm. Bradford, Torltddre, stuff merehsate.ao far as risrards D. Faaraskim- W. Boca and S. J. liarliagbant. 1 limadoredle.strset. City, Madmen- J. T nytor, J. Ince. J. atom, T. Chwatluon. C W. Wavle W. Watts. T. Rhode., J. %mon. U. Whitehead, M. J. Marshall. *onto. LtlresaL J. Won:hotre. T. Agniliag e rft ( I .=. 6l l ' renf t. TicrW otan. . Janes S. Fa i tepir:. ad an j ol 1 .1 ; : or 'a r. ' ro d°. ur Rook .idd t, SL (homes, wine mewls tots-M. J. Dixon and J. Shope Mod, Kidderatawtx„..l Aldermanburs. City, carp:[ manufacturers &J. Spudding mad J. Kidd. Ilirkertheid, Cheabie, patent seam-0. MEM sad W. LI. Hunt, mat t Yarmouth, Norfolk. liaendrapars-R, Meads and J. I'. Cole, @te bull. C 1,., . W. Om and L. Or as. Manshester. wrap 103AllfIdarer• -.W. Omen 11. 'all/Min. Me, Brighton. Smos.lrourogneme-J. furOe., K. itandoll,and Matnese, ongeid.road, a* regards E. /model-J. feats Marlin, A too, Berwlek.hiro, paper manufacturer, sc:oten 13EQUID4 ['RATIONS. J•ata Tounans, Low Wiebow. Lanark:AM, mddler, July 8, at (be LltaiUtda Arne + Inn it:midair,. limited*. :Nosi.k• AIMARS, Ordaddele [niece. July S. at Obi Pabum lan, 0 !whirls. Jowl, Caton. [titanium Brennanlre, farmer. July (I. at t. Black Onus., 31'llean. glaaJow, had maaufacturcr, July S. at the Facralty Halt, 01.0.• Gauzes Olivet Lres, °Wow. manufacturer. July 8. at the Faculty Hall. Cargos. Roarer T 110•41•031, Cleuchhcal. Itolburck=hlre. tamer. July 9. at the Tnety Haab trainee . . . ao.rs rau.n. sza •D• 11 WILLIAM Duey. Cieuttbead. Itozburgbablre. farmer, JAY IL et the Tower He'd. think:l. Jen". TATIOI, Ohurye, commkylou eynyt. July 12. et the Faculty Solnal. Gimpy OISSGOW. miter, July S. at the Faculty 01.gor. THE COUNTY COURT STSTE3I.—At the Sheffield County Court, con Thursday aftern..n, Joseph Shemeld, a workman, was committed to prison for fiftten days, by the lodge, W. Walker, Esq., for the non-payment of le. 61. The facts of the case aro as follow:—On the 23rd March, Joseph Shemold. who hi employed at the Suffolk Weeks, was summoned by Mr. Farnsworth, Suffolk-road, for 6s. 7.1., and judgment era, Oen f. r the amount. The rots incurred on that micas - ion were le. 16.1., making together 8c Ad. He neglected to psy the amount, and on March 27 an exnutiao was woe to his home, bat as the defendant kept hie door locked the execution IVY return. The costs incurred in attempting to make an elocution were la. 64 , making the sum owing by the defendant 9e. 11d. The defendant then paid 8s 6d. into court, but r , fueed to pay the re— maintain le. 61. In oonsequenre of this refusal a judrmoot summons was taken out against the defendant, he being re- Pwired to show cause on Thursday why he had not paid the c6l When Ves come we. called on, the defendant did nut a; p or. and as the plaintiff (Mr. Farnsworth) asked for a commitment, his Honour ordered Lint t be committed to pri son f. r 12 days—llia Honour add ihet to unreel-ctiog per sons the order sounded he'd and there had bean remarks in one upper. , against c vomit:lnn p miss to prison for smell amount., but any one who c risidered the matter must seo that tb ra was no other alternative. Either Shemeld must be compelled to pay or Mr. Farnsworth must lose the money. ft wiebt be a question as to whatlar small debts veto to be allqwed to be recoreled or red, and if they were not, then the creditors would Le earoful not to allow small debts to be con tracted; but aolseg as the law .rd that a creditor vs. en titled to recover his small debts, there wee no alternative but to nay the defendant must go t r pawn In order to compel him to pay unless be gave a good moon to show that he could not pay. [Advertisement.) -- 110i.tOwAY's PILLS AND OtATTIATT.-1)/TASSI.T lIPT or Llt.T.l , TO TVA Hasse. s Ar•IIITAS. PALTITATI.N. •00 ~ 1 tit ^ATV err aired by tiara mud maim... 6 of the heart 10ya1... I.',Are Holloway's greed mortice the carrent of blond throuramet the hod/ Immo. Meeedi and en. cheered by the peados thodebt: hence the salted. of cern Nud avoidat. and ners.-.e voider...meat proreetol. They, to like femme. roma , . mewl , e 6enObil dr. so own the woweet the ems .d once Inherent In the healthful and stronz.nerred trotao, and eradteste the amt.*. at the bereave On lotelleete dectlalng from hp Mel let ever &h. : o o rle.r. TVIATI•INi remedy te attalnabte. Violet enervermlee;ther dine CU0M 61 . 4 ..0 to tbo tWoliet4 sad ewe to WO pallsod. MARKEL.% FUOAR..-Tb• sewage PACO of !alert or Moseoratio to.ar, the tws awe of the British pol.of.loObill America. for tbco week ending June 21, :s LSO id. psr eat, eselt,t,e o the duties of costume paid or Mabee trutroo.—Tbe off{ ago ortur of brown Of if oroondo roger. the produce of the Manrltris, I. eis.lbid. -The arena price of boo soar lluerorsdo mom the produce of the bid Inanely is Mr. 4el.—The .M 0 Wb of the throe !ormolu thoellptions of ewer. ithatly,computed an abort. at d eselosive of (Intr. ir ttd. Ear cwt. ---•- - • Himont. JCLT I —The demand cOlaillUta o f and Importers haring (redly aupphod Me morays sito 1 •••• I . l * • (Jr amount of Nutmeg bee teen done la tole deecalptlon at rather improved rum. Refloat' produce ft to good demand. and tho Aoeke bet,l t.) thy molten ate by no mons large. Uooe dull. About lou toms. Jam Aim had hem dimmed of at 4c to. Alloy middling to duo qualltr. COTTON.—Ids satook,Jt tr I.—Tbe market hav been abusalantly supplied from the I tte heavy :auras with common (pant". of Mewl can, prime of which have given way 41 per It,. Ttio demand foe middling and better deocriptina. has been good, and q wi.sUora unq um alterol, deflator bowed. whica ape r.ther loser. Brazil and Egyptian bare 1. r in (Ur requeit at steAdy prices. Buyers of Moat have ob tained sbght concewlon on I tat week** Mee. P for Pneeel. of old crop c itt mt ranging b,low fair. watch are Id. per lb. !mfr. historian:es bare taken 1.600 American. and there aro report,' for export 5.79) American. 36) O,hla. 110 Mentalism 30 BM Inlrm. 3.7;0 buret. sod 1.190 Madras. The market to-day is steady; probable sakes 1.000 balm. COTTON GOODB.—Manceserea, Acts 1.--The market ceothaues heady In mien el k anther more cheerful feefine so far Si yarns am ooncerned those there Is • twit est rat of budnem, and spu mes hold extensive le load T cloth., and printery there Is • modem.. general trade, both for home me and espirt, at heady yak.. Producer. of &Innings for lath bold hew contracts, but buyers arc waiting for the mail before 'perusing their orders. and Oda Is more pnrncularly the ease for herb moods are suited to Nointay. hewn. Robert YrecLand and Brother. to rerfessing the market for the month. ray: The bode.. of the last mouth hat been eharecterised more by Its seserslity than by any special feature. There hs. been so unusual mho Won. yet • healthy act:city; no individualiy but. operas dens. Set ea 00 tee,[ of buylet which, in the es:crenate. bee asnoneted to the regular protection. Comeq teutly manufacturers ere as deeply 012. eased as they were moon ego, Is Ina .140 to tall at the current pekes for delve y trains to six week+ hence. It was *pasta that the rapid decllue in the ltnnlay market,unnei In the month to 2s. wr piece on leanings. nod the fear of a riroll amo or drop La Cal 'utle, would have lied the nee tof ligation.; prices hone. The feet, too, of the Gar- Mena our Mel olio , taut tarn buyers, haling ray materially cueWled their °Mean no, prnattli to the curio result. - het so far the leathern has be. In on Ortnwite direction, sad prices have elighliy thrusted during the fronth. That this advarroe wol be maintoloodothould the amounts from the hest +how so Immurement, is hardly to be asputod. At lb* same mac. tt m , :st I e borne In mind that at thle ported at the year a confluence of tie:awl tertglly Wte In for the home Mk* sad Mbar minor markets. of sufficient form to raise mice ea the rows Ed. d possibly this /car may prate DO exception to the gametal gle.""7 and Saporta of cotton niece goods and yams for the moelk Yes 11US$ packame. spinal Wed for the Mee time last year. The lu mens Is Weal to Calcutta and Bombay. the former haring tabu 11419 sad lb. tether 306 package. more Lban the mute time But year; to Ma a..e these h aho an lemmata/ SAO in the month, end to Is elr cot 1. TS. Os the other band. them h • lame fallout off to Item [mg cad Cantos of 5.115 ' , seamen m Hanibunt. of 3,411: mid le Zotterdem, of 92.5. The following oloollauloo .howe si glum Yr propsdlon shipyard Pa the various mathees of the world Goths them Goode. Oottoe Yam Phelan& Lb& China ............ O.O Anarall& . 199 .... 0.2 pMAMMO 0 West ban -- - ....... TurkOem ey. Sirpr iu t uL Lmm Other /Ammo Oats 1.4 W:9 WOOL—Livanrocm. L— Theme Ism been more activity MAO. fasted Is the wool mil ket gemendly dares, the past month, particularly In those domelptleas sultatde for army elothiod. for *bleb large orders are In the course of ClemWO. 104 for these orders could, rabic hos!, arts bas beim dose las fares the presdit holiest stocks of foreL2 wool are available) at 'dices rather eliminates the desks rates o, the previous month, The chief feature. ihowever. worthy of Oak, I. the great ex• eitetomt revoker eel regeOi• .1.n0e411 Wets, and the anxiety meat. fated by both dal re and c.mAtiners to rotate a share of the new ay ea brou,bt forward at the sever fairs; the result by bow that at each market increased entOp.lit.loo 1:114 itraditalli force I prices upwards to en extent Tote beyond the anticipations both of treaty& MO the trade. and the advance soot PALO WWI most now i.e quoted fully 2d. pa lb. abet. the MeeMg wku of the remora, with every probability of even Metier rates, tmlees some untewanl turn of p &Lora should ren der It likely that we may he bribed in the struzgle now raging on the Continent: but the p: evading cheapne, of money, and the P a good harvest, aloug wan the favourable revemse ren unTKVIL f t quarter, all serve to create imandeuee. and wit have retry reason to hope that trade will c-italouc to Improve. The public vales In London Ansel on the eith Oho. WOO) as favourably as could be expected. and It is probable that our vest scrim 1.1 auctions will fate iolteo towards the floss of the peanut month —lrma Grew.. and Cd.o. - s Cireutar." CORS.—Carfin,nen. Jl• tT I.—The weather hoe now become more ettled. and where the tale was not too hew y. It hen bean very bene ficial; but the crops tpe much toot In place. which old. e fear , top., the quality both of wheat end harley. The re was a iroAseete supply f w coat at today market ; that nut of coalition Fold slowly. at a tie. Moo of tw per or. ; hart quality realised lAA week's I n.oc. Rol. Ito. to 47, per or.: white. 461, to hOs. Beam T.l . Jaec dearer. the crop rot heinc well spoken of. List - 0i". Jr Li 1. .1,8 hero had a maim!e supply of wheat offering. which. meeting with a limited demand. re .Ileed barely het wake formes for floe parole. • Mist other quabilm may be noted ls. decline. Whost, red, 47a to 19s. per qr.: white. 41.. to 63, BeareelS aorthing I doing la other ankle.. - • - • • - • •- WAIL aniti.D. JULY L.—The antra's of wheat RHO ;OW% Sad It met with a rather slow We at barely the rases of last week. ➢arley not In much den and. Seats tttatly and without chance. Oats and sbeillog without alteration. Avarua. (Of the week endiag JllllO TT :—Wi eat. 1.13 d qr.., at 435. Ii y. ; barley. 130 qrs.. at 31, ed.; oats. TO Ur , . 50 ; beans, 46 yrs, at 44a. 134A1.9.—Lwr00., Jr,. I—Cis. We-t Hartley. : Enrsdea Hartley. ; liaatiao Hartley, 13.. 3d ,• Haswell On.. 14a ; lAm• hert's West Hard...H.; Montague tiereed.l.l. Us. 61.; Taadeld Mum.. 13s 64; `Canfield Hoot Nam, 13.. Oa.; Walker Primrose. lls. ; Ward. Weal Hanley, 14.. I.; W.lam. 16.. 6d.: Walls End Bled:teeter, He. &I.: Wail. End Hosforlh, IS.. 3J.: Eden Maln,lllo.6d. ; Walla Eal tunado. paw, 16.. 34 : Walt End Haswell, : Walk En Hett 41, 17r. 64. ; Walls End Ilettoa Lyme, 15a. Ad.; Wad. Cad Kepler(lrmo, rd.; Ersl rblael.ffe, 3 , 1_; Walls End Brno, wau End thrdepool. 17s ; Walla Era Hough Hall. 16.. Itd Walls Erni Kailas, tee 3.1.; Walls End &et, Hartlepool, 1t..; Walls Ead Theroky, 13. ; Wes End Whltsrfatt.. 164.; Illzogis Leery% 21.. dd.; Powell*. Defrryn dream, ila.—ship. a.....&14. 93; .ald 71. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWATS. &Um Paw Mfr. Toad. Taal. nab. isigti• 691.11•1. 1660. tro West esdinsJ YIP] . 4 A al A 11 &Aust. A 1,m60x.1. \ suetise Una NI 6.646 It V > 4t, 61 1 7 .110 slilask". bardo u.r 3..5 1.6,6 3,W.4 6,111 9.421 WWI audkra Joao IA ta•Aoattsery sasl moist Was 01 INA mein hiss Id. Odsdestim 1.322 6,437 9 4 432 17.869 19467 IdlasSsol Omar Doses SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alfred, from CaWM* foe Lo , doe, 4.L7, hiss 11.1 st 41N. In If W. Aro. (Manias .alp), troy Ca'ent • for Landes, Ng 17, lat 7 N. - 100 23 W. Ootooodor 4111 p). Wren Akyab for Queons*.orro, April 22, off mon th - . . red et blan.gasear. Comensey Meitane Ibera^•l. from Liverpool for Illandwleh lalanda. ivy Id, tat N. ten 28 W. Locker... ITC= Leedom lur llelboisra% May 15, let I 45 N. lot SS Is W. from Cud 1, 27 days for Bomb.y. May IS, lat 8 20 N. lon SI SO W. . . .. - . Kw" (S•redlan brig), from PAllitil for Fa moults, Nay IS, lat 12 SS N. Imo 34 SS W. Sanderson (torque), from London for Penang. May 22, lot I N, lon SI W. Vansillas% from Jilin 59 dap., May IL Virenata (ably), from Livdna for India. River, May 23, lat I N, los 21 W. Will; NE,. from Buenos Ayrio for Liverpool, Jobe 4, In n In, :on 43 W. Tres, holm Liverpool for boaknoy, 11. y 1, Lt I 14,1 n 20 W. Iler Majesty's ship Nile is (according to a state ment in the Glasgo w papers) shout to visit the Mersey. She b co m m anded Derain Wlilmor. The enrolment of naval volunteers at Lirospool now averages fifteen men per day. Potty men would be dtepatchel to Porto:1101.th last night. EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL.—The official re turns of the emigration from the Mersey for the helf•yrer ending June 30, have been oomp's.ed, sad from which we obtain the following reeults :—The (porter just concluded opened with a very stnive trade. During the first month (April) 25 ship., carrying 148 cabin and 11,261 steti o rs t 4 poseengent, railed. whom 2,010 were English, 304 se 7,793 Irish. and 557 forelgnors, in addition to 860 in abort ships (not being under the operaiion of the Pasmager Art), against 138 robin and 9,360 steerage nas.engers -2,788 English, 498 Scotch, 6,419 Irish, 447 foreigeers, sad 763 in short ship., during the tante period of 1858: an increase of nearly 2,000 during the month. A de cline was, however, observable in May, 26 ships having ▪ esrsying 149 cabin and 9,316 steerage pvaengers -2.128 English, 461 Scotch, 6,486 befell. 240 foreigner., and 815 in shut ships—against, in 1858, 160 rabin and 9,063 sneers*e p asengere-2,634 English, 465 Scotch, 6,666 Irish, 479 foreigners, and 879 in short ships. In June the great, at falling off was observable. 21 ships were despatched, with 166 cabin and 5,916 steerage pos.engen -1,414 English, 323 Scotch, 3,699 10,13,280 foreigotro, and 600 in short ships, being a decrease of nearly one-half when coin paid with the returns fur April, and one-third when com pared with those of May. In 15 5 8, the Jane returns were 168 cabin and 8,422 ..t erage passengers-2.680 Etglisb, 956 Scotch, 4,434 Irish, 352 foreigners, and 1,390 in short ships. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. GAITOR ELL—Jane Kt, at Phderood.park. sear Liverpool, the wife of At lbw J 0. °Mete% &meal Army. of a BEN elLEY.—June 27. Alleadetroet. Kett. the We of 11. Heasley. Immo M.D., of a son. BKRIIICK.--Juna V. at Chlehestos. the wife of Casealn W. H. SIR Ohs Klatt. Omni Liget Into itry. of a dauJh mr. MONTKFIORD —Juno T. at Cbarntoutb. Dorset. the wJe of the Be,. T. L. Moutehore, of • moo. WORTII.--Juno h). at Wets Wu. Rear Kokato. Wee North. of a &embus'. PAR Kt:R.—Jun.l9, Woodhem Mortimer place. Da ex. Ws of J. O. Parlor. Keh W • 'no. MARRIAGES. BIATTO:I—ALLEY.—Joao 73 et St. Pool* ifatas Alll, hy the Re A. Allen. 0.A.. J. Mott to. NIA of tioreotootAtil. Onto dom. to Nary. dooghtor et J. Allot. NA. of Ilento4oll. Surrey. CAMPBELL—CAMPBELL.—Jura a 9 at Rt. Oe Trask linoovor MOAK. O. the ROIL 6.1.1 Be.. A. roma , . 1, Captnin ttunpbell. Coble:rum Gout* to Yam Gooritolt.dottobtor of Cutout' 0. ettepbell. CARAGAN—CROPPER —Amon, eta Morro. Ttlrkeoei 1. by tba Row. J. It. Itantio, it.A O. (Sm.. .to Ulu Jane, daughter ot J. Cropp..r. et Apart/ Howe. Otto& DRATRS. BILERT).—June T.). at CRosarter.prdmak LW.. Mr. C. J. J. Ikard, ,asl4l. MIVEY.—JuncElm Came. CastlctimL Me of M. Jam Limy)... Mfg 01 Um Ilev. U. ilamor. LANCS.—Jam 36. Mr. E. T. Lam M Wrolo6lo wood. mt d 60. OHTLEIL—Joao :7. 66 CaMiorpe Ilwm. Mar Boars.J. L. Ostler. Frt.. reed St. JAW.. Printed 1.1 PublishedOf Wisnien Unto Henn, of Nw t, Loma'.) Pawn. 1.1 the Olty nt Printer. et the Oft., Is to.nerri arert. Is We Ma s an of illiliatteas—OLTe Lay,' via 2.laa u