The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-22 00:00:00

(Fro. Qs harm' des Dtbeu.) FRANCE AND ENGLAND. • &clue political silicates become now and then "vwcioefed we do set seemeara meatier them cestpro , awed. There 11117 be mismaita of dirdnemeut or maims to the but coaducted bensebnlde without matior to I divorce. Loyalty, moderatos, plume% sad ceps/idly politresee to the i 411114 of metope/se end b apperstug tr.••• •esaUolis imitfloci *ad we thus meet lavas abandbet d ourselves too cooly to the eatedretisg passions of tbe valuta hoer, for libir4 the day atm time is so clear. The pease sod is coureqesseee beteg dtevly terwn we ate euw et liberty to reties without peeks t.• wba: bit ocoured daring tbdi last Mee mesas bib le Or/may eed Zusimri rs spectate the Italia quid= sad the patty of Preece. - demur will same or 11l esseasieg einelete with England two ,N nod see inglie die roekhe for it. We ate sot easy...cool elate 114 dog poem• ; wo be wee bees re remora...l itk liking it tee semi We Iwo never loiked ovq, L, • remember en truly berm wo have bees wad fthrays are reedy to repeat that we de like place, provided Erato. d 0.... on mar trots it is her honey, or is her right ful eh.- of tamers. or be her legitimate Interests. On these wade Wo. we errenaly de No poem Ncltb, are we easpestodi el net being partisans of the Haile& allisate. Have we not sit lime been reproached with being too such iss? Uwe wow set offended at it. that was beans we WWI always die be say why, how. and In what masers we desired WA still desks) the English affiance. It eau only bees meek iseeditions that It appears to se seaneebio to foaled ear neighbours of it at this moment. awe bar air fait w• rood is What@ oar of Allee mid irked bbe iedipuraliefor lb. regrow of Ilor awl 1 rd Ye perm el Issaffilty r he latinply, $ pro per dr red way sit sow pi yam inhered by at twofold power, es Mild add ardwal prom, real the from UM eke. Ad • oral lowa, we hi kir paw of is two ✓aw Aid for wbot to red rat aid. twarorokr, opo or tbrobrr why ram rd wash athisialarta ardor, Irreddits. Am a arirrod prow, Wiwi peraspas Mira kr way sow, its atom swim to r to nremet ow, ea la •as Orr at to or% al crobised free by Ord sr as Ur se I. hr tow prom ibis( rod sr grarrs ThohwirProwit arier Ifrefor hr tho rht drag barra of Isms rad the rid. sr it In she he at arid lerwiti the two arias. Tar h. fa akw wear, tie rasher why we Übe ft. But lat we We tr ray 11, ft react *iv sad Ist saw IS Um erwahro f bras dara or word, rrok7 cordial. h We. iro. 'll Vlh i lrth 4s o moo tbiak es. ler Ilon sr wry dimly ar taribat ardor for pore rd pod read bar= it aristli bud rensfor waratill asor andit, if alb taw imervoshrer •114 1110111111 lb* 11,10/16 OpWYsely ow is are to or airy Maw of ire awl wales. W• bins Y tit.; we arms as raw of as r4writy of atimmomes tbdo wary. a wihrowir pry dry irty bu t tb• opiates of sr met aistrood yra et dr siihr—of 1t... be bar or Mrs traria ha red pradha sad r.labad std le it tbo some Is leglesif After whet Ilse per pm/ is the highest mar et porde bream It le impossible to ewer ft. It essme te bred. Or Y 1b... recent titer =p i. e.l sear of the maims bee reword die wee Terse smaiset re shame Awls mar by _bee shrors. Wisher ...Matt Or geed et fhb Is the We mile sees ereedy elselete, wormy led It, sad ems men to eh. purpses, Is re new ditemodess to lath Mean of pr. Eames. be Ms sot twofers Is then the earamery norm elel the greet pry wheel is es beefier to the must j advert tet. bred, Or M b e rubles as the other side of the Cheard, whss se ted marry 'mimeos erg =heard, so sore berms die eyes to the r , entry the Old Urges& le raw lbws "barb • tesgsl ties pl.. agebig, - Dna, lanaske, regard to hunch Irk squesse filed 'dr arrow sm dl the or l abouring MS% osseerini Ire ?mash bliss, tsmerrow at all events, if set err g. We blow dor this spesterto lavarial.*-y nears, end dr garb errs/ ere veal. list hitherto the pris oval per is slim Mime stale sermsmer has best pe-c • and by sere ereassie ;ember, sal we have ettel.l bet mall Impress, to it The dresmeleines, bersover. eery whir the ems moms it. repro& die politico' Iry runes ad the new wore the snow lower& g rukh tt,. v tun teed, berm ors of deenselres, rebid ear prom orer ur.bould • Aro, we read lot tam m cesium op. If by see of those rembp Asir whir are par ✓ib has Airy b peremersey pesessasib, a dew kon by • mejority of • few votes seers se Ilse should bring beck to perm to-monew the prey erarners yesterday, would its a -r.be Orr eat Is re sgembes delivered by the o •v -the 5... air Leaf That would be serious. , stereo russet beak with vagerd to F,.... this le whet we dal is these memihiere el the my party ; reirso, although the peormist id the Emperor does sst ore by ite orris owl sde to 10.11eRtlf• Europe rsoperttsg it. immature sere, sirovglt Froioe &brass eirepulowily bap all provoesties, eirsegh elle hes made so rued prepratkos beyond the rectinexids et tb• ludim War lastly, alines' inetalt, ill-dimembled beneath this shrimp app-al to esperannuated pamione. These are bad , owi.li ons neared. act one, dangerous towards us. Eng land may have b.-A...wad it her ditty to retools sostral, mid tormiting ter librrel policy, she say not hate wished to -attempt with Enos to fee. Italy. We am not ping to examine titter the peeve whether she was arms or right before the was ; but that her sestrelity ehonld be reten.ibly armed against as, chit is what we do sot understoad, becartoe aortas exploits or justifies it. France dude not put forth the pestession to dominate any where. Os the sem am oft the continent she only &firm her legitimate alum of liberty sod sera. le it to be said that she (mein to acksowl.ige and submit to this domination on the pot ..f another power ? Like Eoglesd, France has rich and populous moth, rolfniesosie! and f•r, • great maritime coon:Wen religiose, political, iudostrial interests, in fine, • morel inflames to protect ore, the entire surfers of the globe ; she boa L r thtt an army an 4 • navy proporti seed to her population, wealth, and greaser. When she as.. bar • self constraiamt Wdo an by her honour or tourists, France employe. sorb tens bar purpose, against ter enemies the tortes et bet dispssl; but she does not three en her friends or oilier, she dots sot donht their loyalty, she does not pro voke then by sutWons unworthy of • great nation. We on longer Wises in hereditary Lotted.; we do sot wish to believe say Wager in traditional resentments b..tween the two pennies. A Wag pros • long interchange of rela tions of livery kind upon • footing of *psi and mutual esteem. have laid to rein, or se we feuded, those anachrot aims left for dad, with oar glorious soldiss, upon ths bank... Bel& of the Alma and of lakermann. Cantos ha mistaken? To the nevi:loss and hoontl• beutrolity of Eoginid and Oennany Prame bas of only eshanees mull. tuition. The vartoraalie Emperor metiers peace t ecinalebed El:rope; ens Bump, he Ise moderate mid pacific than the Emperor? Bagland, who isquirrs stoat • vessel, carte ur hme, ertu.cl at Brost, and who votes AO millions for her nosy, England who commis so bully the continent to divers, ii sbs gulag to .m Ido exempla end sr ithdist &cm her eider of the day thns tettgratotne of soma or of kw, the Ida Idea of sauna es hens Wes ebligfoil Is Dodo% WOK Is vfsw th• allows that .c s:ould tier yourreet - Mina • eked highly t Ossetd with elortrisity pray wow ear boas, •lay n.h tt.• «haulm of tae tiaah from It f Who home whom it might tell' PORTUGAL. LOMBARDI. Venice is eti.i wl...iout a Pedasta, as the members of the Municipal Council persist in declining to pro poee any one for the acceptance of tie Emperor. A letter of the 15th, from Rivoltelk, a small vil lage near the Mincio, says As the Salyer, has kit, the army will to-morrow begin Its howiewaid tom ereent. The Imperial Guard I. going to when its let (linden will arrive on the 26th, and its Zed on the 26th. To the lit Gaels alp will belong the larioar of making a halt in the cannel of Lombardy ; its three divisions, enceesped mint Crtelatioru, will Menders follow the aim router tee Guard they begin their messiness the 1911, 20th, and 21st, sad reach Milan on the 29th, le* •ed net. The tad curia ia to be concentrated per Ole mend at Brawls, where ire two divisions, eseeteg teem Ileesiesbano oe the 16th and 17th, will nob their deednetton oa the 19th and 20th. They will sbee pile M dis Ink of the battle-lleid of Soliwino. The let erase at the B.d torte kern (rite to-morrow, will erase the Pb flesabseggiore, sad enter Prom eh the 21st. The led Mehra af the Mae reps will remain en the right teak of the Pe et Caealiusggions, which is only three searches from the paint it sow occupier, Certuago. Lady, the 3rd division. leaving Volta sad Passer tea the 19th, will go and occupy Bc-molo sad Piedras, at the right beak of the' Mee. Leaving Valerie) ou the 16th, 17th, and 18th, the three divisions of the 4th corps will on the rate day (the 21rd) reach their teeptclive thistinsiions, Proems, Praghstione, slid Cremate. They will par by the vety please where they fought so gloriouely on the 24th of Juan sad will halt at the village of Guidissulo. The 6th caps, provisionally connusaded by Oterril d' Automaton who re proof Prier Napoleon on hie departure yesterday he Pada I gulag to Bergamo, when ice two dirties' will arrive ea the 24th and 26th. This corps will not begin in morreat Bata the 18th, to order to loses the reed free from Padden to Mira, along which the Pied:neater army and its siege treat have Its. paring for the last three days.. The meshy of the Imperial Guard, sow at Moniechiare, will start he Novi to-marrow, through Cremcce and Piacenza, and will arrive on the 24th. The two divisions of cavalry, ander Demo' sad Peztonnesta, leave Aria he Tartan, and Yoshio% which they will teach en ths 21th sad Mk. The artillery will moral with the avatar, end its parks as well as its merges will be rent to Pasts. lardy, the terns of the regimen, with Its perk, will pooled to Centime. SARDINIA. The Kiog of Sardinia, on the 18th, granted an indigo:li to Prince Ottajano, mat by the King of Naples as a special miasma. The Cbrrim , Mercaseik of Ono' states that M. Othotino Bianchi, merwary to the Tama govern ment, bad a long ormlanuot with Count Cavoar on the 16th, and subsequently with the King. TUSCANY. Baron Nemoli. Minister of the Interior at Florence, has issued a circular to the prefects of Tuscany, an nouncing that the Tunas envoys at Turin bare written to the government, declaring that if Tuscany will set up to her Italian spirit she t 'Metres of her fate, and can materially aid the destinies of Italy. Teacaoy, therefore, must proclaim her wishse by a public vote. In furtherance of this object, the government haa taken meatuses for a national elec tion, and for the maintenance of puli.ic tranquillity. PRUSSIA. A correspondent of the &ccle, writing from Berlin on the Itith inst., gives some particulars, stated to be authentic, respecting the mission of Prince Windiachgrata. The Prince demanded that Prussia oho ild rake the offensive on the Rhine. He stated that Austria might find herself under the necessity of cosclading peace for herself alone. The object of the war was to be the re-establishment of the (Marna SWIM fllO, not merely as regarded the territorial pommies§ of Austria in Italy, but as "'- girded special treaties also. " Those treaties have been concluded." said the Prince, " by the Emperoe with his subjects. We cannot abandon them any more than we can the smallest village in Lombardy. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JeLY 21.— AP roi rats T. F. eteddirt (ISM). to the Midas ; H. 0. Belem (16U), se the lispinelms, sad H.S. Barry (1849), to the MUs. _ Illsaaare-Aaatatants F. C. U. Patch to ths Term; mad R. T. N. Nanwatber to tba Kam WOOLWICH, JCLT 21. Thu Winery, iron steam venni, Muter Com maim iledgee, having adjusted compasses at Oveashithea, and tasted her machinery at the measured sin* proceeded this day es her Tome to Kin Janeiro and Alciikaie a. As examination for tits admission of a number of appear tires to the engineer department at tkus yard, took pima yesterday. Two 4fll,ers, sprinted for that purpose by the Admiralty, have commenced manias a survey ache whole of the timber. chain rabies, anchor., safe, aad other government property an store at this yard, an order to prepare a return of the same. CHATHAM, JOLT 21. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge baring giverndirec lone for the impror.d description t b . i l le test. ii2l i y ch teat e at be t ea his lu gar v 7i:il, bui Mao :e r r a Rhodes, report of the invention may be made to the g Armament, two of the tents bare act ordmgly jest been anoint at the rear of Chatham Barrack., in the ground,. attached to the garrison beepital, under the pawns" an rintendence of Major Ithedes. The largest of the tent. is about 30 feet in length, 15 fret wide, and 10 feet In height. and can conveniently messmodate 211 turn. It is admirably sdepted for • hospital tent fee wonadcil and demigod tr oops in the field, and pos tmen several bemuse advantages over the patient hospital easeginee. It is of en oval form, and of vaulted calvtenetion. mserinr le quits clear, the ordinary ttet.pole not being med. wooden ribs of a light conetruction soaring se $ ppm foe the covering. 1 his tent, notwithstanding its alas, weighs about 11 Abe. leas than the government bamttal Iblenelle, sad its east to 3!. under the cenlelet pike. The word tent is of the acme construction, bat bell-shaped, the intewiew affording epees for 12 men. It is about 10 feet he diameter, and ingeniously contrived Topa are placed et later. vele egdast the aide. in which the men can meet their saineinte and hang th eir secoutreemant. The tent* harebell& veiled to-day by a swam at Crimea sod ether ollcere, ell d when week in Mettler' of the invention. lb* Sheer bee resolved a gold medal from the imparar d Awe d% is teedneey of hie 51sjesty's weldable. al dr Mats. PORTSMOUTH, Jvcr 21. Prince ALfred arrived at the dockyard at noon to cley, es route from the Beditarraussa SO orse. He em barked at Dom in the royal yaalm Fairy, Comaniaader Primes Leba Item-Admiral the Hos. F. Pettey and Captain C. Freda rick, Lords of the Admiralty, premed.' to the Neptune, 91, waver, Captain Sir W. Hamadan armee, on a nett of In specTtion. M Mersey. 40, mow. Captain Henry Caldwell, C. 8.. arrived at St. H. I.a's on Wednesday evening, end aneharod at Spatted this morning. The Undaunted, old 42 sailing frigate, whist% has ben partially coated with iron for riperoneatal target practice, was brought down the harbour and placed ia the ship basin tW eite.noon. (Floe etre owes conamerreverer.) LISBON, Irv( 17. The death of the young and beautiful Stephanie, Queen of Portugal, which took place this evening at 8 p.m., has plunged the capital into grief, and ex , promo°, of unfeigned sympathy and regret are beard everywhere ; in the streets and coffeehouse,' nothing else is talked of, for the young Queen, by the simplicity of her manners, her unobtrusive piety, and her groat charity, had won the hearts of all Glasses from the noble to the cottager. We all remember how she passed along the streets but twelve months ago, a b.ooming bride, how her gentle and winning ways immediately gained for her the &Melon, of the people, and Bone 2,000 persona assembled yesterday in the softened and altered the gloomy and moody habits of i 0 ,, g0 bo a . o o mb o a , to 000i od o , the p r o priet y of forma.. a the King. The Queen's ilium; commenced on Mon- Age brigade for the cite of London. The LUDO M•TOR pre day last, when her Majesty arc unpanied the King Wed; sad on the {lnform were Lord blebo, Ihr Cherie, to Vendee Novas to inspect the proving of a new Napier, Cassia Hick!, wltt_er_eise too and enr, be rifled cannon. Tree day was burning hot, and on inatialf el e t t a l assa s : i ' a. " ala s . the p a n t cause the sands there was lite. , or no allude. Shortly utter weld set Mar, Lurd Mayer mantel to adjuirn to the reuniting home her Majesty complained of an indis- Polututh. which at heat wee considered to be the re- TW Loan ILivou rid be bad bleu induced to call the cult of a alight sunstroke, but which at lea wee re- Iteledelji&wmq•."lc4 • TwYmirma 6l 7 a vi d nid•i cognOred as dipt.therta. The fatal disease ran its be had received, bewail the woes of domes tics e Lieidend Co., limn sad Cs., lisakey sad Ce.. course despite the able attendance of Dr. ', wo o , p oi e ma , &c., kc, Thee corps, wain fumed; liow.o and the Byron da Silva, who tried every 'meld se rented is its drlll by the aril sf Sas means known to the medical art to save the royal limsambieAreleryCompanystiodiscityolLosesslitihte. ea:rev Yesterday morning, I believe, daageroos new IMO sordot such a carps as the Lbbdo t a ha C t ol 111712117tUlDi 1111 t in, and slight mortification appeared pest' ja o saUtf l o i jlo o , woul t ► ose Leo tvg[wats, send l d °w be j . tur in the throat. At this juncture Dr. Sims ., of the ' arid, at heist Lc* • weeh. Hie 1 / 1 ""P Misericoedis, who has a high reputation fur the ; ;egelided by towing diode* peoluti , s ia favour of the fur treatment of this rims of complaints, was called IL manes ale redeemer ride curie, to be called the Load°, but he at once gave up the case as hope:ess. Towards lb" IIISP•fr• evetithg it became i,own about the palace, and was 1•314 • " c " ° ' elais of ! ses t ets we s t wo uld se k = reported out of dour., that the Quo' could not 'he tall to pabhc c ru i L e is na if 59,000 French woe to escape. As a last resource, however, an opera-too - r oo d to K in g sad 60,00 U Russians is Ern. oommoaly bad recourse to in desperate °sass was Englishmen should sot be clependent upoa the w.II of sat on the throat by the amismat surgeon frees peeeetale. but aft dolt re,' rrmil ( C h ure4 bras; but it was all of no avail. sad ehortly . It was mad slant a Nadeau' Guard ewe about to be slam after M p.m. the Queen expired. The confessor of 1th."4 .47 8 41. 14 : d l i fj a t_L did hoe *Pa. ew „t o t al . a her Majesty. the Rev. Joseph noisy, President of ...id I. p doo . o . w h o "w oo ,. the English College, was a attendance, and veal weer meet. Referriag so the mete of the aulitis, administered as consolations of religion and the last the Whim lord mid ha had bees does to B rites of the *web. The bed was surrounded by th e mad wow IDOMID. •4811102 1 .. d thDle to ov r rstA sorrowing King and the royal family, to all of whom a° a eerily meat et be:7l b. , .ken revel f v`m• yeses of :7 0 ..7 0- the Queen had endeared herself as much se if her hams to math regia.eate. The Vaunters, Corps made enreade, relationehip with them had been lifelong. Sorrow sod be trawl that tall wilas wnuld give • .eitaul•ms to id universal. and the Eoglish court will mews for the ease- The driil wadi we bs feand truome. A taw the royal lady whole gemu and beauty tree the ad- Je grist wentemobis sa _ aria to get wow, it, end proem • sairaties al all at the parties given in bee honour 7. 6 ...,,, A , idas ego : aides. Wore She alai to this country. C Sarum, in rsioriag the read ressianie Is radla- LONDON BIILI BRIGADE. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1859. once to the mode in which the brigade should be governed, said be knew he was called an alarmist, but there was drew obeyed, which would make • stronger man and a stronger embed than his an alarmist. Ile ha no great faith In the alliance, nor in 650,000 bayonets. Although 60,000 men had fallen in the late war, still there wee. 60,000 men leit to SI up to The ga llant admiral then entered into • review of the data of the navies of France end Runts as tempered with that of England. France could at any time put 90,000 Ines afloat, whilst It was with the greatest difficulty we could get man at all. With reference to the volunteer corps, he said It was required that the members should be good shots and pay attenuon to drill, though of course not such as was malted of a rigida soldier. He concluded by saying how easy a thing it was foe • man like the Emperor Napoleon to embark sad land an army on thee, shores when could do such things es be had lately dons at Genoa. The rootker was asooadird by Alderman C►arca, arid carried. . . _ Other resolutions were prowl appointing Alderman Carter se colosel, and Captain Woks hintrenant•colonal , and a enb• or:Motion wu oinned for defray*: the mammy expenses. 6PORUNG. STAMFORD RACER-TinmsDAT. Tim Ormfteas N. Lana, a Owar .. 41 Xum ads, 13= I byr 014; *aft ftb, Lbw ftt Mb. ftwfts wed powalilft. • wile red a qftwisr. II wk.) Mr. Z. Smaralt iftwobarwft by araftrwir. ft 4 1113 Or. Mb gruel W w.o. lITIWYTAZIO of SO rya emb, b It. fer lir air: roils la ft Weft. w. 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Howler az dopt Berme add Lead debar, out of Mad ommemommot Ooodwod• July IS, atl.l put., Lord =aim mot Oath= out of tbdr oartaw =mama lloadke= jai, D. MU) pR. Taw, ad of SM oapammio at ascolmed. Jab 11. at 9 ma., Oamadlok ad OM lit amommosis Gaspar. Jail* at Mil am..~01. OM et she Goodwood dtaisos GOODWOO Sn Irmsof ****** T ...... 1 D RACES. T. 1.0. 81.00 :.:: i ****** !P!. ILab) inttUtsaut. 21. (Beim Kr. Comiudoser Tim) nt IZ w. I. WIT3HT.-TES OUTIZAL INDININITT INSOWICS OONFANT. COURT OF BA The bankrupt wet an auctioneer, of Hucklembury sad et Stratford. This was the sittiag for choice of amiames. • preliminary statement of accounts, prepared by Mfr. Marsh, shows d*bts of 12,3041. • erste, 1,3201. The baskruptel Is atulbuted to a call mad. upon the bankrupt for 10,4001., ia respect of 400 shares in tha General Indemnity Insurance Catopsay, which company is now in course of being wound up in the Court of Chancery. Mr. Howitt, npholsteter, Rol -1 born, was cheese trade assignee. IX 11 JORX LOCKHART NORTON. The bankrupt, $ shere-oraler, in Finch-lane, has recently been tried on • criminal charge, but is not yet Renton:el. Thle was the culmination meeting. No acconitts being Sid, an adjouniment wee taken. The bankrupt was s merchant and shipowner, of South town, sear Yarmouth. This was the masetnation meeting. The aceannts, prepared by Means. Paul and Turner, show debts of 8,13861., and assets of skint 1,0901. Mr. I,Mr supported. Xe. PINVOI t for the @aligner, offered no opposition, sail the bankrupt passed. .A&SIZB INTELLIGENCE. JULY 21. CROWN 8103.—(Before Mr. J11111:19 Crowd.) HOME CIRCUIT. Bieliard Whits, who had been admitted to bell, and who surrendered to take him trial, James White hie brother, 33, ia ddird Imams*, 23, and Amu Taylor, 32, all labourers, w with a burglary in the dwelling-house of hirl wer e ehAr etthews, end stealing gold and hank notes to the smonnt at 1004 Mr. Bridge cooduoted the presseution. Mr. Nano de fended the two Whites end Taylor, and Mr. Doyle defended Ameamiae. This am oesepleil the court a great many hours on Wed nesday, and was net breeght to a conclusion until nine o'clock at night. The Fomenter occupies a small farm In the with of ChreM Basitisy, near Colchester, and is 74 years of age, and he bee bees bedridden for a considerable time. The only inmates ef the home were the prosecutor, his wife, who is 89 years old, end a limas strew, named Faith Firman, and it egcwed that the paseutor was in the habit of keeping them dmessy, in gold and note., in the house, and this mosey was generally kept I. a small boa, which was locked up In ea eld-fashioned clock case. The burglary la tresetima waster ethunlt on the 28th of February Ism, and it appeared that abo9 o'aisek cm that night Mrs. Mthethows and the servant went to bed, the former sleeping on • sofa in her husband's beitreem, and the latter in a room error them. About are o'clock in the morning Mrs. Matthews Imo alarmed by Isairtag the window et the serrant's teem mata, oad magma sea got into that rem by mains de idea. NIA lisiittara, who, although st • ray advised pedal if Bfa semool be leave bibiadigeoal embeee ail auseAlp spa oceades, apes heads, dee mdse, ealeil eat, a Waft, yea have onann ad id; I ham aspersed you for some tins; yea don't make meat noise about ft ;" and while the Worm were remarking the upper pert of the house she dromallemelland tried to go out of the door leading to the garde a, hat bond that it was halal by mom ems on the other Me, eel ohs said, Well, If you will sot lm me oat I erM sky where I am," arl selmaal r her Mean gal took from her hasheed • beg matiefting dap mermolgae which she bad given le bit eftraffp MIA le lafte mere of, and put it up the ateasy, gal die Mae, wee theleastely saved. After a sheet fir bel doped dime mift elm into the bedroom wherein penenatela eel ba he h.l womall of them hav ing thei Isom biseiresed. and ems of them made • threaten ing modes towards Mrs. MaibbewS and she exclaimed, "C ewes, none of that, Mr. White," and she stated that Jams White was the man wise as acted, and the said that *he kaow him by his li•fag the aeighbourbord, and egrognised him haw lie bowleg remarkably thick lip*. The men thin immempoil about the place, and broke open fie dote ore, and took out the moray, and she Imre Into the kitchen, end there maw • fourth man ; and an of the party, whom Mrs. Matthews stated she believed to be James White, cared out to him to "Take care of the old brats ;" end upon this the man who she stated she believed was the prisoner Taylor, laid hold of bee, and faced her back against • copper, and held her in that position while the other men were pfunderiog the house. During these proceedings the robbers repeatedly said—" Money we want, and money we will have ;" and after they had obtained possession of the hoard la the clock case, one of them called to the man in the kitchen, sad said, "Come on, Jack I've got what we want," and the rumors then lett. Mrs. Matthews wiry shortly afterwards went Into the village and gave an them, and the two Whites and Jasmine were appreheaded the mess morning at their lodgings, but they denied all knowledge of the burglary, and it appeared that no money was found in their patee•Mon, neither wait there any appeiranee of their farm having beer Vackened, and no black matter was found either on their clothes or bedding. The only question in the case was whither the prisoners were the persons who com mitted the enrage, and the principal testimony upon this point was that given by Mrs. Matthews, slightly confirmed by her haidead, end by some other trifling particulars. The harmed connect for the prisoners each addressed the jury on hal& of their respective clients, and they argued with • good deal of ingenuity and ability that the evidence as to their Meatliy could not be relied upon, and evidence was adduced in behalf of three of the primness to establish an Mn, Justice Crowder Whig summed up, The jog, after • vary sheet deliberation, Acquitted all the prtamere. 1.4 Ito 7 2 • - I 0 7 T 7 7 T el al MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—NorrimmAN, July 21. Caowx Cottnr.—(Before Mr. Justice Williams.) ATTEMPT TO POISON. Jaw May, eget 14, was charged with hiving on the 22nd of May administered to Sarah Ann Norman and her two children gaudily of copperas., with intent to kill and murder therm Mr. O'Brien prosecuted, end Mr. Bodes defended the prisoner. &rah Ann Notmen was the wife of Johs Neiman, and lived in rlumtree-street, Nottingham. Petrone'. was servant in the family. On the morning In question Mrs. Netnews prepared her children's breakfast; they had been ill for • fortnight sad were taking pall by the doctor , . order. When making the gruel reedy ohs towed it, and found that it meted disagree able. Four of the children were going totab it, beceaae the two little aces liked it. The room was rather clerk where they took the gruel, but when Mrs. Neiman got upstairs mud the light fell on the grie,l, she :milord that It wee disco loured, Laving a blue-green cant. She kept one basirdull, asylag she would show it to the surgeon. The rest she threw sway. The prisoner was by, and heard her my this. Ides. Monson had told the iso i ser . on the Thursday pre. vistmly that owns was a and that if the eldldreahadasteaabiteshigesq7la . heed would &aldose oldie children toted the gruel, but de mistrese erm very ill in emmequence of tasting It. She asked the pretnaor what lied been putting in the ma, and told bet oho mat inform bee directly. or she (the wham) would not live long enough to know. Prisoner admitted having pet copperas in. She wee then edged Webs wanted the children to die, or whether she wished to kill Mr. Notman. Sha answered that she did I net want to kill anybody. Weediet, Guilty of administering the copperas bat not with j intent to poison. I The premier wee acquitted. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.-112Asro2D, JULY 21. Amu Pnins.—(lledeee Mr. Justice Willes.) Wlllllll 0. INIPLIT.-111111•Cli OP PROMISE OF YAPAILOZ. Mr. Budilleetes, was for the plalatiff; and Mr. Ser joint Pigott for the defendant. The parties live—the defendant at Satenhill, and the plaintiff at Barlow-wader-Nedwood, in the pariah • Tattoonill, in North Staffordshire. The defendant Is • email fanner living on hie own land, and the *Stiff is a housekeeper, with 91. • year wage. in the bousehold d a farmer, named Shiaton. Site Is about fifty pore of age. whilst the defendant is gnarly sixty. Defend ant had 101. into court. This sum Mr. Huddling= because of Ka smalltime, and eelarged eloquently upon the " blighted hopes," " ruined pecepreta." end " dis appointed affections "of his client, who he said was • alias, buxom, motherly, well-behaved, butter -making per ms." Defendant and plaintiff had "met at mete," and arranged to become man and wife on the next Seater Tues day, • month afterwards, The defendant, who was • widower, but without children, bought the Scenes and the ring, and continued to pay his addresses to the plaintiff up to the might before the day fixed for the wedding, speaking to his neighbours .host bin Inttation to marry plaintiff, and settle all his money upon her. At tee o'clock at night, however, he come to Kr. SWitton'a, saw his lady-love, said be had " heard some thin," and declined to marry her. After this interview the plaintiff returned into the house, " weeping bitterly." The ( 'something" that defendant bad heed we., that plelatiff was the mother of an Blegitionte chid. In about a week after Easter Tuesday defendant returned to the pinion!, sad offered to marry her, but refused to settle upon her his mewl. Upon tide the plaintiff turned scornfully away, and said she had placed the matter in the hands of her lawyer. Mr. Red- Onto' contended that the defendant was aware of the plain tiff having bees • mother when he promised to marry her, the birth having taken place when his client was 20 years of age. Verdict for the plaintiff; damages 201., including the 101. paid into court. [AdTuItiNSONNIE.3—HOLLOWATI OINTMENT AND Ihum—Oustoca.—Milmarls. Mew sod pialma. trevoretly Woo apos Iliarnivis So abut lie dm d mein pmertb.d. • mat dr Illidia. MOM 1.1 Firm. MO Alidi den 1 1 4 1 10 1. 11 .• t• ire •••••••• int••••• dors laiduiller kw ids pew ouplimeal la idoinur :Lillaromara ai• g•mbdi •••••••••• I. 1.• lirminleilemilm at Os sot •••• stili 1 ... • wllk Kitt we a mud seralbely Madlid= e 4 11• 11 1•=7 " or we wen draws v.; tn. pllalt of to lb., will *NM on k.. reopoedblab sad Writ sad Joe *Ms polsoliers. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOWIE. The director@ of the itTaiio To f ielliall Steam Naviers tion Company, 40, Cennon-strest, hey, were summoned by ' Henn Cory for that be, the said Nosy Coq, having Olga Wick; of sgrensent to NM as chief odor of the Adelaide sesame*, for a voyage from Louden to Galway, and demos to New York and back, at the wages of 1101. per I month, had been unlawfully discharged Won be bad earned a month's wages, without fault on his part justifying such a discharge, by which the company had become liable to pay bin, in addition to any sum he may have earned, due com pensation for damage thereby sussined, not exceeding one mouth's wages. Mr. Fletcher, of Arbour-square ' apposed for the com plainant, and Mr. Golding, from theoillce of IdeausSallence end Vallsaca, Bsex.atreet, for the defendants. The oomplainent stated that in April last he signed sticks at Green's Sailors' Home, for the voyage as chief Aker as staled in the summons • that be worked on board in London i these days and nighteinpaistradhei the fitting out of the vassal ; that he then asompenist her to Galway, where he remained six days, completing the po tion for the voyage across the Atlantic, - eini teas than • as the vessel was upon the eve of steeling far New York. The ground ainigaed for this proceeding by the captain of the easel was, that be had taken the thief mate out of another seed; bat as Imbed signed ankles for the voyage to New York and back, he (complaiaant) at first re. fend to love the vassal. Mr. Lever and other directors then persuaded him to go on shore, one of them saying, " Pitch biro over the side." He did not know that it was Mr. Lever who said this, but that gentleman dragged his portmaateau from the sofa where he oatz plainant) wee gutting on the deck. Mr. also told him he must get his ooesprostion whin he got on shore. Complainant was then put ashore, sad want to the company's Galway oMoe, but had to welt live or six days before he could see any of the directors or dams, as they were all bug electioneering. His expenses at Galway amounted to les. per day ; he had to pay his expenses home, although the company's manager, Capt. Thompson, had pro mind to pay them. Complainant was paid by Capt. Thomp son at laat 161. 16a., Wag 21. ss. for the duos days be was on boa/tithe Adelaide in London, 101. for the run to Galway, sod 41. 10e. for the six days he we. on board at Galway ; bat he had received nothing for subsequent earner, or as tom palmation for his expenditure tor mope. Marta, &a, which he had procured for the voyage to Now York. Mr. Golding admitted that the @Weiss bed been signed for the full voyage, but urged as a bar to the claim that there had, notwithstanding, been an understanding from the first that the agreement wee to terminate at once It upon his ar rival at Galway it was found that room could not be made for him in the vessel. ' a... Th; Lord Kayo., lacowswer, refund to soorpt any other evidence dun that at the t twit, sod ultimately it was stramesd between Mr. P latelet sod Mr. Golding that s denim should be takes for Kg. 10s. sad casts. GUILDHALL. Lyon Goidoesia, d;eC.rrha as rotgar dealer, of 8, Fine. bury-pavement, aid 29, Bt. Ilwithba'a-lane, wee charged with having obtained goods as credit within three months of hle bankruptcy nadir the fa/As colour and pretence of carrying on business in Use ordinary course of trade. After several witnesses bad bean examined the prisoner was remanded till Monday. LADIES SANITARY ASSOCIATION. The first annual meeting of the Ladies' National Anordatka for the Diffusion of Beatify Knowledge was hadyeeterday afternoon at Wlble's Rooms, the Right the E arl of BuerneeueT In the chair. His I was on the platform by_ Mr. R. Mosekton der, 7r.arlas Right Hon. W. F. Cowper, Sir John Forbes, M.D., the Rev. Charles Kingsley, the Rev. J. Row an, Dr. W. Fern the Registrar•Otawel, Dr. Southwood Smith, Dr. Lanka:ter, Mr. F. O. Ward, sad ether gentle- , MINN whilst among the ladies present were the illarchionsee of Aikehery, the Countess at Ripon, the Colman Dods, Lady Odway, Lady Staley, Lady Bbory, Lady H.Cadoga, and the Hos. are. Cowper. The report of the committee, which was read for the lady secretary by Mr. Cowes's., stated that • number of tracer had been issued during the peat year, span such subcts as the "Health of Mothers, "How to Kane • Baby," l end on the importance of • constant supply of ' fresh air, wholesome diet, deenlineen of person and of the household, and of proper docking. The Eollialt toonurn's Journal bed been constituted the organ of this saeociatioo, and some of the tract* publisad by the associa tion were reprints of articles in that journal. The association had recently been established in the office of the Inglis/4- woonan'a Journal, 14, Pelona-street, Cavendish-square. The committee were now engaged in preparing a complete set of improved patterns of women's end children's clothing, cut out in thin paper, so that they could be eat through the country, fret the ore of those who would undertake to instruct the 'edam and mothers of the pore in that branch of their family defier. The went of fonds had prevented anything being done se yet toward, the establishment of a institution for nurses, but the committee would proceed that object as moon es nutticient money should have been sub scribed for the purpose. The aloe impediment had hitherto delayed the formation of a library of books of sanitary knowledge, and the commencement of a aeries el lectures. The income of the association up to the 31st of June lest amounted to 2411., and the expenditure to 2181 4 Irvin • Wince of only 211. The CHAIRMAN, In the course of • long address, saki— Noel* but women could carry out this greet work. Among the number of institutions that he HAS intateatcd in none gave him so much hope as this small one. He then men tioned the disorders of children and what was proper for their management and education. He wet certain that if the few things to which he blinded were watched it woad prevent teary dis irdere among children. 100,000 deaths had exerted outing the year from preventible Menem The emaciation would peeve tat a greet many of these deaths. He con-ideret mother e mostioge of greet importance. He knew of nothing th,t bed been productive of ito much good. The 1t.,. CHAHLES KINOSLIIT then adreased the mat ing et sumo length on behalf of the cease of Gallery reform. He dwelt pathetically on the sad amount of infant mortality whit* prevails in Befriend, sod expressed his conviction that the Anon race of men to Europe ought not to be so waste &lir allowed to perish. Mr. MONCILTON httLEES, who followed 6 maz i ke Or the Dies trims example aftrded during - the Cr war by those . men WhO r CAOIII forward !utt Mho Milolargo to gin imputes tom altar, reform for our army. Hs expected re sults not lam becalicial from the ladles who had engaged in this work et home. The Rev. J. Rowsma. then moved, and Mr. F. o.Waau seconded, a reeolution declaring " That a great part of the premature mortality and dame In this country results from Ignorance of the laws of health, and that the efforts of the ladies' Sanitary Association are deserving of the greatest This rerolutiou was adopted; and, after some remarks from Dr. Southwood limith end Dr. Lankester. the procted inp ended with a vote of thanks to the chairman. lIIMLTH OF LONDON. The weekly return of births and deaths in London states that 1,400 deaths were registered in London in the week that ended list Saturday. The numbers Attuned Imo *naively in the last four weeks exhibit the rapid increase of mortality under an increasing and unusually high tempe rature of the air; these were 97 0 , 1 , 024 , 1,228, and 1,400. The mean temperature in each of the we periods was 60 dogs., 63:8 doge., 67.4 digs., and 71 digs. The mesa temperature of the float two weeks of July exceeded by 7 dogs that of the last two weeks in June. In the tan years 1549-68 the avenge number of deaths in the wake corresponding with last week was 1,000; but as the deaths of last week occurred in en iseressed population, they should be compared with the average raised in pro portion to the incases, namely, with 1,100. The com ponent gives an unfavourable result, for it shows that the deeths in the present return were higher by 300 than the number which the average rate of mortality for the second week of July would hare produced. The most striking feature in the returns foe last week is the increase in the mayday from diarrhon. Taking again the last four week. , it appears that this demos was fatal in 34. 58, 132, and 26i ems. The mortality of last work from this disease woe therefore exactly double that of the preceding week, and more then four times as great as that of the last wash of June. In the ourreepoeding weeks of 1857-68 the deaths from dierrhoe* were 150 and 1'16: in 1867 the deaths reached 302, but not till the end of July. 01 the 264 oases sow retained, 246 oteurred to infants bates they was two years old. It may also be observed that more came occurred in the north end east districts than in those on the south side of the Aver, although the population of either of the forint r groups la much Mathes Maul the latter. Twenty occurred fn Marylebone, 28 in Pascua, where diarrhort appears to hays been more fatal than in districts leas remote nom the Thames. Nettles the deaths from diarrhoea, 25 were referred to cholera or choleraic diarrhcea," all omonget children, ex empt two. THR FLEcnos ParrrioNs.—The committees ap partied by the Roses of Commons to try the petitions against Warns at the late paws] election c rinenoe their sittings on Tuesday next, when the Ashburton and Waketled pou r:ow will be proceeded with. The petitions fir Berwick•up,L.- Treed sod Pontefract, which were to have been beard at the same time, bare been withdrawn. The members of bo.h committer will be sworn at the table of the hour oa Mon day, and will sit on the following day. We understand that only 16 palticese have bees selected for hearing this .1111i0D, of which several have already been withdrawn. The re mainder will stand over till neat stwion. Tut INDIAN Teaurr.—A copy of the New Indian Tariff now in force, and of the correspondence which has between the home authorities and the authorities in = l on the subject, has been printed. THZ ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH COL PANT.—At a eatellag of the board of directors of this trompry, held yeansdar, it was resolved to recommend to the ors at the general meeting, to be held at the London k is avarn on the 29th instant, to contras a dividend at the rate • per cent, p-r annum for the last half-year. CRYSTAL PALACL—ONE SHILLING DAY, THURS. 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JOIT 111.—Wis Wm sin Wm. brigs snivels dam tiatimisy. swarm oar mono at dim al oPor gowns Um Own min Mims& TM sits Wm don. Pd.IMIII Ps loAll• puass at a tsir mama ot Warm Is wen. Pisa is ma WPM. clz.h. Ms inseam. Sins maising ini WI • Paolo at twins* Stilt mmt gems Ems tram to Ws sionlil. Namsoms. Joss 111.—thipillm km sal 111166 SM. As sessussi 'du. Ira trast—Wlisst ass g. 14. Pus as mot ril ill. •••• 6n OM._ OP: biz* Or to bat ea tsp. sod lid. op ce amens: aid P dam m lap. and Ild. Pars cm moms z bass mat til op us to mod 14. doss se amass Pk* pet twOottli 40ein—nniln WO. to 41 .• M.; bars,. Sis. to SW 14. • Ws. Ma 6d. ia Immo_ Ms. Od. is ima m M. litit a tOp—siSat. 6311bst Wisp, PPP I awes. Mina; taw. PIP. CAS rLl.—ltennosan.J3•BB gO.—TM nob of mod leVar re i n i i iesil m"bi dherre ; W. thew beeellent weddee• ememitesk old. MOW, earl Amu to Id per th. for wee • Tot. 'Met Alt.. M., 13, ed.; ourreat, for the lea ; lei WNW hew 11. • bead. The amber chid. um NIL 11 Is has het oak. lteataad eloo good. and Itheh Ilehef am. 01 the ham ishome top 8, ; contra top.earnmlBdlCBB 3d.; =Man rad teener. from oh. to et. lid per imperial Item Yee pia. hoes es. to ba Id. per imperial Woo; 13. to eight . 81 b' eld= 37B . ba. to lbs. • had. Numbers in markst-hheep t 4.111 ;hA tam ditto.3ol; Wish ewe. LIATHIN AND BIDIPL—A little Improvement me emareet tbe demsne kw Imam M LeednebnAlea Tomdsr, altbougn Ur demean MWdid ads 1101101 dresseher ei Ze swam el honk goodA beneenc, balm mask Om woe la melaasleat. Weft r.sui, km a bass aside gun sumo and In aiima ; si Wa I bow and amid Mae forme Owen Mn ten stmt lest Medea bate. Snare bona bW ..d enN Ada rare aim la mai asagly. In elm pea Ibe trate mame ban am bona lenge ; Meat MN mead B. 0. ham lam tom • OK. and MO Ikea. VW at coma= qualty TPA Ice Me =Want Aid Brim . Lord Dolma. liatrearo. . North Llsoith Odom. na Wee Ga ism 3 • al .... 1 ONNEN443. rlow ........ 4 olti= .. ...... 3 ...... 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Weida, eilaslaled le to Itleetrle aue 61b T T T T Meth Lteetia._ ' 7 7 Statieselir 27.7. . I T T Wtdr'''' Viese Sea . a..". ... I 3 3 mom $ T 3 3 T S b il"h ri es 7 lll . itte±: ?We— . •.: 6 ........ ; ToseessweinOn. ?was let . 6 1 • iiiiii . i g sw 4 ka i, tiiiiiiii . :: i . - Ai; irrii:•: a, .. ...... 1 emedir Lwd awlidolda. Ni dl. id saldw% NOM NW arm i NM lit Wank in on BUDD,* Dure.—Mr. Raid, boobeller sod Ma im", of 16, Chatmg-erces, era seen to stagger toad tall ponds, in the shop, and a medical man Wing seat fur Its wee bead to be edema. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Inill.w•T% MU Par Ma , Total, Total, opt. mama Mama& 1120. 1861. Watt *mama July 1 A A I A Gess* heat of learda NI CS. 4,149 8 479 9.087 Mona maim Jaly 11 Mam Amtlisa — 474 414 948 891 lirmml sat Mats: •— 4,892 1411 7,10 CVOs wrong aid 04511.14.1m4.1 =WM sad WilhoMighNO ••• 4,080 9.306 7.3 4 0.141 Tlimsfy.sadderhari Iliamisa . ......... .... LIST 511 1,498 1420 -- - - 11,414 asabg 647 H. Mien Moira Jurelca Harp 19 Rime lO9 HO 349 963 Wok 411118 Jol7 IL ▪ Moan 1.44.14‘4099 rd 1143417499 • 491 601 64 786 Wairford 86.4 LUNA* IT 74 44 1.114 1.711 Slew andyygr » 749 474 1.304 1.314 9940 Weir . v.III 7.41 O r d Deretemaa 1.117 786 6.74 8.614 7.064 _ . Wadi's! Jib IT. ▪ Oanitinin as. Uslia ...... 48/ 16.931 10.7/4 11.6111 26.13 nano rid manic Dow .. 11 co 114 6A MO 11.01116 Ointral Salk HMI& l4l 6.876 8,118 1.711 8444 ntrepaldre Lanorlirs. nod Obislin• Junction .. p ;I tss 31414 trr Lai tar VA. Ineluda tbs resigole 41 the Medal. ont lorybra Ramie for Mk /UR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIBB. alas, Captain Wanes. Ita• bye he n Ca et the lend Mad& (ties.—The above newt sleeted hen Calm= en the Sad of Jane tor Itanritiat.)— Cantu, JUDO ti. Itetphise (Marrican reel. Captain Lindlaths, torm &kith to Fat. mouth, Wu bean taunt to fort Lonlaitannetz.—lteuriilee. oo , „/„. VESSELS SPOILF.N varli. Blechman (Alp). of sad from Lemnos foe Sydney. MI well. holy 4. let. 41.11 N., lon. I LSS W. Mame for elelboarne, June 14, lye I Si.. lea. IS W. John Schad. from Laid, for Adelaide, JUDO lea 18e. klia.ll6 W. WOMB (benne), from Snoderlend for Faun& hiss 2S, Mu 2 8.. lam SI W. Qneen of Web from Liverpool foe Sian lame, hey 17.1a4. 83 11.. - 7;Z • - Mr sow,. emh, horn Londrato Yid's% all wet. ICY 1 8 , IM. OM N., loft ILU N. Tan Nirr.—Tbere are now lying in ordinary in the mid navy about 120 eeseels, exclusive of mortar weeds sad floats; seventeen of these are to be converted into ecrew ships, and the CODTtITi.II of seven is under consideration. There la also a het of 67 receiving ships, coaling hulka, Four ships have been broken op or sold since January, 1830, without having hem commiseitioed. THE PARAMATTA.—OWID g to the accident to the Royal Mail Company's new steamer Parsmatts, It is ex pected that the weld due at Southampton on the Ist of August, from the \Vest Indite Mexico, &c., will be two or three days late in reaching this country. According to the last accounts received of the petition of the Parassatia wan hope is rill entertained that she may be got off. In awe she should prove • complete wrack the loss to the company will be shout 100,0001. THE PORT Or LIVERPOOL AND ITS DEFENCES. — This subject was brought up at the meeting of the Mersey Dock Board yesterday, the chairman, in reply to a question, stating that he had columned the mayor upon the matter, and that they coincided in the opinion that some movement ought to be made by the public generally In the first in stence ; that the Charnher of Commerce, for instance, anti the owners of goods were the proper parties to take the initia tive, rather than the custrdians of the goods. Mr. Laird observed that Captain Mende, of bar Majesty's steamer Ravings (stationed In the Mersey), had been requested by the gonrument to report noon the subject. Mr. Hobbit& gave attire of a motion, in order that the question might be idly entered into at a Mare meeting. [Advertinernent.l—PAßKlNS AND GOITO, Paper an t Saveloy Makers, Os enterem m mein' of ea IN the pouadl. No charge foe flats stamtAas. sal anion to oar dear dAilott t 01.04 as on order Ova 10A--Cbut die eel Pe IA: lanai Via for 3a dopes sec dot or garbs: l 4 k t % pu rr... l Aka VIcA eta. ' gals pea Ires.--rAnws d 001.0. SI Nod Ir. LIAVANI.A:I. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. r BIRTH& OP•mar • awam AND ItEWh.-3aly IT. at Abbey Valk Netwailier. the wWe of R. 11. hothead, Hp .11 . clattabtaft. BABILIL—Juts Id, of South Om, KalehteWithee, the tette cd.l. Babe:. Dtlatt 'l N . .! l ,lWy IT, the of o f IS Dodoes. Nth. at Wathliattoo Hew. Havant, et a O•Zg yilguoLus.—J.4 18.0 Dublin. the wife of W. fahholme. Eq. . of . 4auithlot. OLOYNt.—JWIT. ot Havant, ItutA. the wife of It. W. Oloyoe. of a ear au h calmer...4W? 10. at 1114110011VAITTKIt. Clapham-toad. the wife of W. Hamad*. lee.. ' 4 • •°O. RAW LlNtit/W.—Juh 17, to Oal-staamo., eth Eta of the hey. Itactoson, f a aet lford . W *So:AIL—J . ul/ le. at Milord. Surrey. the wife of tho Roy. 0. W. Waimea of • dee hter. MARRIAGES. BOND-911 l9. st tit Mait4. Ilbottlton.terrac,, St. JgaI.MOOCI. bY 'be law. -' to fte11em,8.0.1... Erasmus... tt of E. Borg i logf.. of etty-road. TWO,. A CC T a 4. li. BUti'fra , d. ttaLll-11 1 111 4 2 4 b4 1.11.- MrM' . 4llly $O. at Malts ChUnth. BuYltboot, by tbg lay. 0 Ueda; B. O. IMeda, Coo., to Matt gautbrat a ti. late It. Aigyander. ,of Keb.utty. U.N. WHIP-11011bItti.—July B. at K. fitutoes, Ibbover tquart, 0. B. emdfordatra Loibt lotautry. &pax Ja.let Att. . 1 lb. low 144jor.Otatral Fortes, CAL laUlfglitlAY.—.l of, IL at Pretty (Thumb. I.o=poot. by the 8.Y.0. T. limy, Jobs loorettbE too of Um lat.d Perdtal dwao, Yrs., of libldortoton. wadao. to raffb Aube. traughtut 00 T. J. oweley. Etc, of LlyttYool. PRATES. No. W. Droll. of Holload. DIJP*A.---.ll* IT, at Din G Ggs,—July 19, st Darobvtood, Ilockwe7. Joao. relict of Um WU Lodelleos wed W. IeASTIN.—JuIy 19, at WoeLboorno.terraw, ll ydowark. Ansoto I,=lllec of Wo Wu W. M. lauds, Seq.. of wor.Ooloueb mod W. MAIISUALL.—doIy 17. ad Bunetagge, North De..., T. 11 B. Mu all. ellawd 19. 1117NuLDIS.—J•17 L. st ertwewilfro Comp. Brevelrldalor 11. Boymold.. lath UM. wed f I 11.0010111017 .6nd .—J0b now Dames. Bone/. 116/7. Whet of Ws Ws J. BWOrrel.—.lser WI. 19„ Mlnbelh. erlfo of W. ibealta. 11.4., of Madilearived. Cewllleld9o. WAToON.—.I•I7 16, at wo,enboad Hour, the widow of Wei W. L. SA" of ed. 11•11W6, Ned 01. - Pitolel sod rabilibed Woaaug Luis UM td..b.rd Strait. h the et Mawr 111 the p d gauger! IltimOst eve Pro:mast 16 Jilt 75. IN& 7 it-ee e • Na 4,087.) E a VERLAND ROUTL T—COMI lIIRMM IND! A,_ACATLALLA. la A 0111KNTAL SCRAM N A ' ght3 1 :11111111;d8 sad mem, air. • Impt, Aden. Cry :.o, Madam, Oa sol osonilla. i UM, swum Imring &Mar a miry moat li ; for Olbaslar. Wsito ... Vl l M2 .4 17th mod Nib of mon idAM Nor b l i alla i ltro n NlZMA Amice M p ri.u...440. on Um ITtb of Arm am _ogmly M lito Company'. Mims. NA IA sr OMIAMANMIA Ilanhommon. 14141118 H and NORTH AMI ergia m a i v i ift r att i l vltlit a t MI , Nod limos. the Holm rid moo amdreadoi poroarow.. nod tor rutty RtOsr IMMiparr ippoutul to oil Poo or ARABIA, for HORTON, HOPP* MIA. for NISH TOM NNW* CLNAPA, for Boirrod, Primp Hamm radon,* mooe d % f.. u =or litusim.bia7 too obtermoul OAK Oblo, ; wood mph , . lIIHho LIS. VOW 1 TRIM. I=to,l, .o 4 6 t. P Il a sel WOW& Tbear aorm-sbor if wait awn porno bilamsCrptr to J. S. Ft.'', 32, Oli = . 11.4 v.4. rre =d r, lixiler.tol do Halton OPoror: or D. old 0. M meoL lON of wa4ar.—Th. /IMAM 14=a Stems Wharf. Wapping. N.. Ins STRAM to ROTTERDAM TM hoe IMM mod poeerful ateatall W. leame the Witth and Forel; 1 , amen butulay tomato+ , it; and I 001 D, o.pialn H. SOLES. rom lt t ameba early. rum to Rotteriant L.: and El U. ad. Cokuse. 11. U. id. mod El as hi—Apply m Clapjl* Lo. to PHILLIPPI. etherlande ettamemt Company. le 0310.010. with this Omen g7ahmet. STELA( COUMUNICATION d [ISLAND .slfefLsd 11/1 DAILY tiERY len Bond Tits *earn tiod,qmattoll - ""iv;iiiiiiiiiiir:ia iiir.iroitn Dora Waterford 3.13 p.m. ott Prom b = I, Z Ma tray tram Cork, or tb tr... so that near am. ern tray proceed by the 2.16 porn aspen trate. reactant Load= 8 . 1 . abota 11 Sa CORK and KM? RD WA From Oak as d p.m.. from tea 1 trees aline ban at Pampa. Ikonel V The Coot beats do sot undertake to n serlarthacompkotbm of tame arnentean Weltarthenar oculars na. y at aay of I . WORD awl JAOI4OII. 36. Own attest Osage. me Mead turn; are aim sad Ti Tear. TWENTY-FIRST' RE: o the cobgmgatust h Sohn 30th Jhaa, WO. At as ANNUAL GP:MEDAL MEET!, it the Bankteg-heme Lethbary. on TULN magmas. NARK NUN Teat, Gek . Edward BtiWogllme Ogg*. Leg.. Nlr . Ro J M. John Alfred Choose. Rag. Jobs George 011se, Y.N.M.P. Hort Jonathan Hopkinson. tiaq. Joel plWam Jackson. Fag.. M.P. Thar Mr. Allred Sottcrsona—Meesse.yethtnz. Upton. U 'ORT LNK a The AdvallievieoieaLliai ihekroediti - v1 following heft: The limo" hem now to voinnit to to Meet Mowma the revolt of the Manama for Jim, lavt, from whi it ill be Ot t 14001 broutht f or ward s from lai lUM after PUVOLKit of ell *spumes of mendl for had ea 1 doubtful delta. The Dhaet is have determined to dee r . it the rated 7 per oeht. per annum im T aos Dividend will absorb 11.0.5)0. and I rebaoc on current ba aeon of AI,L ve to over to rent amount In compliance with ihe pr to of tl following lnroctore—va. Wm. Jacks" nu., NA Rub. m.sory Prim Em 1 born.. IV Inkgrortb. L. reelre hoz offieL but. bati.; eltgib:L older COVIIZROIAL BANK C BAY/CI-WM TO 3V/. Oapit ' aTeobeefiba4 ...... ............ Capita/ ;a lop. l4 mob oa 15A0 ohms Gaarautee fund Balaaom (be venom:ten , .4 lb. Rao Balsooe of un•lieldel T. , fit, Dee 31,163 A Net profit fur tea bag-rear eo !toe NW June. 14n, after poira locoroetas as &duet". all charges aa fume., au =filo: provider, for baa dauber , . debt. BaLauet carried down ...... Ca. Cub to the Bank and at ell, at the e land, Esehequer Inds. Iledta Den.A. w. ... Bind dl.nouwei. Iran, on itilek. fil4 oth etrOnl raow, fitting., and turnlcure !P. DI•17171. Chl a(7 r mat p tbe 4. hal( year fo r de d o 3utb Joao. pe 11111... $a bate of lo Lerti,too currant bills COMO 8Z17007171. 4 1701 09 tit har 50a Ca 13alince brough claw. The report and tet'snee sheet heeler h It eras r•eslred—Test the roport and Tented. ',tinted. and dery n.d amonset The Chairman. Itsra Hunter. P.sq . tiered • air. end on the pal.l.up capital £7 per Cent. en .1111111 for the poet tt payable or, and after Attorney. the 30th Ittsolvel—That the (Moen= thrrete M.P.. [When StneeP Prke. P)A. . and 1 r .. :1 0. 4 otter, In pursuance of the de of thb numg.. Seftived—That the thanks of this ma Mir and Directun for their attention to Os pit year. asmolved-1161 tee bat thaska of th, Isaasser. Mr. Casten. • nOMMERCIAL Hi Tbo Director. ngacar Giv el ale poW-op ofteltel of the commit; llMaxi, for do heat yew mile: 3 ,, th J Ea In PAYABLE at toe Nankinq.l SATUIDA V, the Joth ituttnt. Ky ardor of the Bo DYAD& Jer.1856. §:EC I'ACLES, improved Inn 111.1114 tartalaly pricarso 'he with eryrtali ~r PcIA.I., 15, Gold mal eialver Spectacle* ...I 1,,''',1 b. wimp. Harris's Pnwiari Glaa , BARRIS sad "wades nai l tho I imailla GUM. —Ls-hcil Cantlos.-14 a Trail:: FOR WATERING J. L. liAittioOra O. INDI made tot Ude patio**. at I Lad Vamp Jab& to Olt obot.stalat. 11Imbued Moo Livia an JAlllia LYNX FlL:loo..trat Som.ll.oood. LavieK. K fi TOIICE to INVE PATNNTR, 4, Trsltttourret to r tore COte tit' PAC countrter Addeo and molar.. to 41 Orgt.tl provided. Arra "cc. se late and In &modes trabltettol 'I wind are at horror Mk. 4* Mum W.C. Cr tlll art ea. I teary+. ge. REY HAIR REST(/' COLOWL—N KITILALOIA. MO Jolla% OURKD by V. Ol ITIO BRUSH W Would la a. Oa Pramual try V. H. H.. Pa MO ia.-31. Barakatill-Orpo. Waal geocol for 4 wog. ON. Illortratul .sod It. Mad•.• Solo hy all eJ THE RACES and FETI Witte:elate of ROW I. tN ItY pretarelot the &eater,. and be tat l oseetel Whoa , of the ran a Weser aed rotaxatio... allayinf elt Metall diordtee the fenteta: ..enrata , 11111.11Neitatal Nate of th, st.o. eedoratkes are comaddely eradleto, dedestely deer MS fed complex, lomat. Ile year tam lane be, get] WO. thattlen—nto were w Ple illeper.—tatie be IL. ROW LAS Ds des. art M UftEMIN. , ..114 Oon •00 NEW DISCOVERY it Narrower easetually can Vie( of t. A. same, of Ws wabrkethd Milo any •060.1 op Neetpt or 000 siglitared seriena.l7, IMii. UGS, FLEAS, and LI misname Wass. MOTH. 1 INATIIII by NINON'S 8 I malarial w Isamu, yet I Ware. Solfl by aIl etmanlakb =l:latiadok at SI., d 4.. a f , n Lb. m.r.afaetwer.. alreal, fialhoen, kolas. ILO ,to IN& iota mok. §TKAM COIIMUNICATION i raz al udana LI VI tt...Ntdj k iissonsi mew GING= &As malir sod Aseabimm arr►o itarirlOßN ... • • OITY 01 \TANURY ORO KANGAROO IMNI sliails WiiGN CliblA palm 15.11, Asat II galasoossirdi Award prow e calsom. GIGGING proGG Prompre he Quads awl Um Naga Itala IGNialiGen 114 r 6 UM °P.