The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-11 00:00:00

I'ILLEGRAPHIO INTELLIGENCE. THE NEW DANISH biLNIST'ItY. COPENHAGEN, JULY 9. The Wing yesterday deputed Count Charlie Yoltins-Nutchan to form s new Cabinet,. The Count belongs to the strongest reactionary party, and was formerly a member of the Blubme Ministry. Up to the present nothing reliable is known rela tive to the other members of the new Cabinet. COPENHAGEN, JELT 10, 5.45 Y.Y. The new ministry has been provisionally con stituted to-day. Count Charles Moltke is President of the Council of Ministers. Several important posts, including the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Finance, are not yet filled up. SPAIN. MADRID, JCLT 8. The king will go this year to France, to pay a visit to the Empress of the French. The Queen will go to the sea baths. MADRID, Jun' 9, EVENING. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes the con vention between France and Spain for the Interna tional Railway Service between the north of Spain and the south of France. The apprehensions of disturbances at Madrid which would justify the adoption of precautionary inessares are now believed to be unfounded. Mg CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN The following telegram has been received at Mr. Beater's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : MALTA, JCL! 9. The Poonah will leave at 8 p.m. for Southamp taw, and the &mine at 10 p.m. for Marseilles. FRANCE. trim ova own PARIS. SATITIDAY Evssnra. The Courrier du Dinauche gives the substance of M. Drouvn de Limy.' circular of the 28th ultimo on the Dauo-Oerman question. After reviewing rapidly the different phases of the negotiations inaugurated by the English cabinet, he states " That after their successive failure the French representative proposed to take the votes of the parishes to determine the line of demarcation." The circular then remarks on the uneasiness which the renewal of hostilities is calculated to pro duce, both as respects the interests of the saaritime powers of the North and the European equilibrium." France is desirous of preserving the attitude of perfect impartiality whic h she has maintained up to the present time, and she would regard with regret any complication which liaight force her to take up a different line of con duct " This morning's Moniteur publishes the decree which gives force of law to the convention oon eluded with the Italian government for the service of the telegraph between the two countries. The despatch of 20 words will in future goat 4 frame. These is in the same paper a circular from they Minister of Public Instruction. In bis brief tenure of office, M. Duruy has already signalised himself by various measures tending to improve the position of the most hard working and worst paid class of public functionaries, the schoolmasters and schoolmistresses. Much still remains to be dine, but he has made a first instalment. He has just taken a fresh step in the same direction in favour of the inspectors of primary schools, whose =larks range from 641. to 961. a year. Those of the third class are now to be the same as the pre sent scale for the second, that is 801. ; and he pro mises, as soon as the funds at his disposal permit, to make equivalent additions to the two other clasres. The empire has a wise care for the position of its defenders. A fresh instance of this solicitude may be found in the Moniteur de I'd rya*, which announces that the Minister of the Interior has platted at the disposition of the War Minister a certain number of places as managers of telegraphic offices, to be given to retired officers. In addition to free lodging they will receive about 241. a year, a welcome addition to half-pay, and, so far as the public is concerned, a good measure, as it secures • superior class of servants, whose station and in telligence are calculated to improve the efficiency of these establishments. ____ The Kearsarge is shortly expected at Havre. A commission, presided over by Rear. Admiral Didelot, has been named to examine the questions raised by the combat with the Alabama. It has visited the Sacramento, a ship of the same build and armament, which is now at Cherbourg. There was a rise of 15 cents on the Bonne to day, bet there were few transactions. The minis terial victory in England was foreseen, and had no effect on the market. The Mustifeer, on the strength of letters from Madagascar, dated April 13, announces that King Rada= is decidedly dead. THE WEST AFRICAN MAIL The African Royal Mail steamer Macgregor Laird arrived in the Mersey yesterday morning, with dates from Benin to the 24th May ; Fernando Po, 29th ; Cameroons, 31st ; Old Calabar, June 2 ; Brass River, 4 ; Bonny, i ; Lagoa, 10 ; Accra, 12 ; Cape Coast Castle, 14 ; Cape Patinas, 16 ; Sierra Leone, 21 ; Bathurst 25 ; Teneriffe, 30 ; Madeira, July 2. Small-pox was very prevalent at Fernando Po, bat trade; was pretty fair. Trade was stopped at Cameroons, but the river was healthy. Old Calabar was healthy and trade' teady. Sicloiess prevailed at Brass River, and trade waa dull. News received from Cape Coast Castle states that the British troops encamped on the Ashantee bootie: were so diseased that hardly four men out of ten were fit for duty. Accra and Lagoa were still sickly. Cape Palmas was healthy. All EateAN MAIL& —There are three steamers doe at Liverpool this week with the American mails. The Taman steamer City of Manchester, with dates from Now Tech to the •Lod instant, may he expected to arrive is the Norm on Wednesday next; as also the Allan Company's steamer North American, with correspoodiog dates. Tits Cunard Company's stammer Africa, from Boston on the 6th Instant, may be looked for at Queenstown on Saturday, sod Liveepsol oe Sunday next. DESPATCH OP THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE Ibis& —The Royal Mail Company's steamship Oneida, Captain Bevis, sailed on Saturday with the Tangibly mails foe Lisboa, Cap de Verdes, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Jamb.% Meets Video, Bosom Ayres, Sc. The Ovoids blot at 05 peessegers, and on freight English gold coin, 25,0001. ; bar silver, 8,0001. ; jewelleey, 7901. ; Freiseh gold 200 L ; jewellery, 3,7644 ; sad upwards of 700 toes serge Theme sad Reghsh merchandise, of which a great porticos L bfaimbester geode The steamer Tarter, from Lisbon on the sth, girdled a Southampton yesterday, with 31 puseagers sad a general urge. Os the 6th jut, off Cape eorrebeda, abs gamed the screw steamer Amazoo is tow of a steam tag from Lisboa for Loodos. MITIOPOLITAN Bsagrer SOcILTIES 3 AST LVN. Ie fulelmemt of en old promise, the Rev. J. A. Spurgeon mill mesa a sermon oar Thursday Desk. at 7 p.m.. at the as,. 0. Wale Middletoa-road, Dalstoe, is aid of ihos eadememet feed of this asylum. [Admisrtissuseut.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Rua —Never neglect a cold - It is painful to hear of the many INA' wee slush enearnenced with the ordinary symptoms of a 11=11111111111 dad. ifailowals (Nutmeat misted epos the beck sad elinetjeemeAs all disastrous eon estrum ; seethes the to a.&kg of tooth throat and chest. After rubbing In tee elailmeat tar a taw days the peelers' Irritation and the tlghtness of lemelaier dissimieli, the cough becomes looser sad lege tea rat. sae the phlegm is expectorated with to.. dtalmalty tin hew limeasne free end reepleatkm stateraL AJI sebNed to Oak. sell beim slight exposers le vary pi empersieres will lad Nelleweirs moollidee ointment and am effective asherowdepirlpieurisy, breaddlts, ma sad coseampflas. e . • DRAMA. ST. JAILE3%. A new burlesque called Faust and Margwer;te, by Mr. F. C. Berrea;ed, was proclaimed at tkie house en Saturday night with& somewhat singular end of charades, If Mn Charles Mathews had been taken out of the piece by force or accident, se lady would have hese left, except the ladies of the bovitable ballet, and the performance would have been stroogly suggestive of those Shakespearian days when women were not allowed to appear amongst the mummer& To make the singularity more striking, Kra Mathews wore a dress which reached to her heels, and tot one of the scenes elided with • "nigger break-dews." The opium bestowed upon the Wrinkles, with more we ism tote and judgment, most, therefore, have been given to the writing and the acting, and not to legs, lollipop girls, sod flash dancing. Ana and Marguerite, u the title implies, is a parody of the dramatic sad operatic versions of Goethe', great poem— s subject which Mr. Borland touched upon in his extrava ganza of Faust and Imogene, lately produced at the New Greenwich theatre. The chief characters of the play ere pot upon the stage in a burlesque farm, which allows them to retain some few of their original features, but Mr. Barna/A has made his story somewhat obscure by dragging in too many 11C01110061111. The ballet, which is as muck a part of every burlesque as puns, slang couplets, aid area dressed as wawa, is introduced in • pleasure-genies some, where the Waimea -eight revelry is parodied as a Crr mune masked-bell. This scene is enlivened by some dying skeletons, intended , we presume, to satirize " high-rop e gymnastics, and is ushered in by some remarks upon moor halls which are ataikiegly unjust and ungrateful. When burlesque-writers can snowed without begging and stealing every jig and ditty which music-halls have made popular, they may play into the hands of theatrical managers by abusing the " aboe over the way ;" but until then it would only be duns for the Lord Chamberlain's Codling to Grow as little as possible over the magistrates' Short. A sarcasm about fourth-rate singers came with a very bad grace from a company who could not sing the ea:mooed operetta aim in anything like time and tune. While the Faust story is delayed by this Primmer Walporgis episode, it is obscured by the last soma, which the author has made a compound of Leah sad Jennie Daus*. Mr. Charles Mathews faintly ridicules Mr. Bucitault in the trial-scene of the latter play, and delicately but ef fectively advertises theAdelphi Theatre ; while Mrs. Charles Mathews rum lienself beans in a parody of the celebrated Leak cone, and has an affecting interview with an intro. tine potboy. Mims Stella Colas sea, of course, imitated in the prdeascue between Gretchen and Faust ; bat marvellous self-denial is shown in not imitating Mr. Fechtest, Mr. Normand has gins the piece, here aid there, some very good dialogue, and has need nursery rhyme, sad bits of old airs with his amid felicity. Some tech nioaldeneriptione of stage-machinery, however, may he left out wish advaa tags. The scenery is mane and heavy, but one tress, copied from an old Drury-lane pantomime, where Faust and Mephistopheles appear to pus through a brick wall into Gretchen's garden, is very effective. The lime-light was seriously used in ridiculous prolusion. The acting. &skier, suffered much from the actors net being very familiar with their words ; at any rate it wanted OW and harmony. Mr. Charles Mathews, as Itembistee phase, walked through his part with delightful eosin= and playfulness, ad was of immure service in places where good bye-play was required. Mn Charles Mathews acted Gretchen, as she acted Medea in the Golden Fleece ' with' much more spirit than judgment. She hes almost too much life sad uncontrolled energy to keep within bozo& in these parts, and requires the restraining inffunes of mantissa& and high-comedy. Those who . ere the moat candid in telling her of her faults will beet help her to attain that politics which she may easily occupy. Her make- up as Greece= wee' atrithabla, but she lost meth is not having another Lay in the piece, it oily as • foil. Mr. J. Clarke played Dame Martha with all his quiet force and humour, sad Mr. Ashley was a good hearty representative of Faust. A cleverpersimal " tag," uttered by Mr. and Mra. Mathews, brought the curtain down with appknee, and led to a general all to the author. MONDAt SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE LIVERPOOL AND STANFORD =STINGS. ko. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 9.—ArrourrliguTii.—Acting Ermines, J. Mk to the Cumberland , far ameba in Me Limn& steam gunboat. haeatant-Eogiseer G. Tyree to the India, for gamic* lathe Dori strew frigate. Claris' Mantua, P. O. B. Hayford. to be additional of the Edger ; T. R. B. Rogers and E. D. Lewis to be addl. Wad of the Bothij ; W. Jeaninp and C. H. Penrod to le additional of the Rattlesnake. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 10. A states rivate letter received from Gibraltar state Mast the Orontes, screw troopship, Captain If. W. Him, was ander orders to sail thence on the 30th alt., for Ber muda, calling at Madeira, having on board the god battalion of the tad Royale. It was expected that she will rotors to Ragland about the middle of August, sad afterwards em bark the 27th Regiment for oosiveyanoe to Gibraltar, pro ceeding the with soother regiment to the Ca of Good Bops, and mtunsimg from the Caps to with rho 39th Reginseat. A marine on board had aecideatally and with hie death by drinking some chlorate of nine which had beau inadvertently left oo the table of his mailer, • lies- Ismat of Mariam, and which be had mistaken far • glens of grog which his master bad promised to give him. The Prawn had 30th alt.gone to Gediz, bat ,was jexpected to return on las Flan HEM= RIMY.—The fourth annual fitte ef the Pint Barmy Rita took pine at Hanover-park, Peckham, on Batezday lest, TIN promedingi woe of swing character, and included • " Richardean'a Mow," in which a thtilliag melodrama was perfoemed, end Aatley'a"woodsrtol and highly-trained troupe of anibßag mUreya were also to be seen, and then were eaves of mys tery, Aunt Sallies, hooch:ma-down, be-, ke. Pertain. mom took place in each of the booths at intervals daring W day, the characters being imetained Y P members at the amps, and all seemed to be well patraslsed, Hindle and tat remng, jumping, throwing the hammer, sod dancing to the Inspiring Min= of two pipin of the Forilier Gonda gave novelty to the saseseniente ; and lest though not lean. Mr. Ar th ur Bketchley deecribed, amidst roue of laughter, the troubles Mrs. Brown endured oe that eventful evening she want to the " play." Lieut.-Calomel ll'Doneld afterwards presented the prizes to the saccomfal oempititoes, consisting of silver cops, MWglsseer, boxing. gloves, be., and the whole was brought to • aonduico by a display of fireworks. The fete wee attended by &ingested fashionable comproy, sad was universally proaossoed to be a great success. m. arrangenisete refloated great credit epee all °moires& ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INNTITTTION.—A meeting of this institution was held on Thuradav at its house, John.atreet, Adelphi ; Mr. Thorns Chtnatn,F-11-8, V.P., in the chair. A number al rewards for raring if. were granted, and the meeting rawboned payments amount, lag to upwards at 1,9001. oo some of the lifeboat establish ments of the institution. The Hon. Rnatornjee Fatuities Jeleiblsoy, Member of the Legislative Council of Bombay, bad presented to the society 5001., through Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P. During the peat !smith the inatitutioe had seat new lifeboats to Tememoutb, Padalow, Holyhead and Dever. At Marlborough the people had tuned out in large numbers to give a loony welcome to the lifeboats. The mot of each of them boats was the gift to the society of benevoleat persona. The.intitutioe Ind also about twenty lifeboats building for places on the coast. A cootribetion of 3131. was forwarded by the oaken of her 11..jeoty's ship Styx, at Bermuda, being the promote of some amateur en- Wiliam/outs gives by them for the hearth of the Life boat Inatitutioe. POPCLAI ICOCCATION IN N•PLIB.--Sbortly niter the thassation of Naples to Northern Italy an attempt was node to enlist the sympathies of ladies both in Italy and England in an effort to open schools for the bistro •Won of the poor in Southern Italy. la an address to his country women, General Garibaldi strongly commended the ethane, sad it wee warmly taken up in this eonotry by a number of ladies, who collected subscriptions and transmitted them to Italy. These efforts have not been unavailing. One school in connexion with them was opened in 1863, at No. 13, in the Strada Medina, Naples, at which for the first time in that city an attempt was made to le aked the poor without referesce to med. All doctrinal questions ware excluded from the lessons taught, aad try priest w allowed to enter the school. It was famed. however, that catholic children readily sought admittance, sod that the advantage of the instinctive given was very generally appreciated. A report of • retest examiaatime of the school appears in tie Ppolo d'ltelia, • Neepolitaa newspaper. There were present between 60 and 70 pupils, • etunber of whom were dressed in clothes mode oat of materials sent to them from England, but made up in the school. The progress the children had made was remarkable. Many who, on entering the school • few months before, neither knew them own ammo nor the names of the streets they lived in, and who of course knew sobbing of the 'alphabet, had been taught to read and write with mosiderable flusacy. The more ad vanced pupils had made some progress in grammar, giephy, sod arithmetic. In cionnexios with the school in the Strada Medina a clam his been opened for the imam thin of sewieg-girls. They only attend during the interval allowed them for dinner, sad yet even with this short limbs at their command they have made eurprisiog progress. The prometem of the @Asol are now very anxious too:imbibe with it industrial education. No institutive for this psrpas exists at present in Naples, and the want is mach felt. English ladies to whom the school has bees so math ie. debted are still exertion themselves to callieet sabscrip. Moos, sad they hope ultimately to be able to epee similar lestitutions in the Neapolitan provisoes. Coetrilmliena ere reeeived by Musts. Hansom. Beaver* Hansom , sod Co., Patl-siall lad. TO ?H3 EMUS OP TU MIMS. Sts,—The art of diplomacy has bean so • much talked about darts the kit few weeks I. essubas with the late ocean far the °overused Reins, sad Beane per- Sin* thereto. that we mint not he astonished at amateurs soddealy trying to do • little is the line, and theearrespood sae published two or three days ago in referees. to • grate sl " row" that occurred at Worcester rams displays • very awns bins the part of Lord Batsman, who bed beta eased by Anibal Rout sad Lord Standard, the nest* dtherstiagorectiegforthesaldsatamaigthar readied& lIIIIMIOOII to • disputed race between Pruriently and J said, "is In most violent bugsge, which had she lateral Sliced irritating an ignanat mob" (a cool troy st ls cif diction used is setting sin a pain reed their ), sad who was called upon to write itaApalqp, or—iambs ceded— Steed instanter before the Jockey Clab, of which liberal bodakta for ship has eat the boast et Wain • member. HlLdiskgati lake either cows bat wrote in saner dein* the soft - impeachment, and call* upon the patients to suketantiste their pen scostioa by furnishing the exact language imputed to him ; and this brought an th er letter, the purport at whin is hard to sake out. At any rate, Lad Beteman's request was an complied with, milker wan the demand for aa apology reiterated, and his lordship mat • sewn letter Sc' Admiral Roes completely terming the lades, so for as &sand wait, as he sod :—" I ages cell upon you sod the Bra at Stamford and Ws to walmtantiale the pave accasettoo which you ban t preys justly, to sake egad t me in your former Inas, sad which MOM to base camped your nous engine ; ia default, I call epos yes both to snot that letter and the samistion it imotains, sad to write so soh an apology for the ems as every gentleman has • siOt ten seed, and which no puttees& would rates." This bold Son settled the minis for the tins as the cot. 11110pOSLIO011 went no farther; but whether an spoons of the aripaal plidatiffs being in • Ps, or owing te Lord Bet•Oillen intimation, whea Mang his lest letter, that he felt compiled to publish the corresponmece, in bast known to Lord Seaford an Admiral Rocs, who seem to have used the torrible name ot the Jockey Club manly for the panics at overawes their sassy, for it is hard to discos: what that body have to do with the quistioa, or on what ponds they es interfen bones the belligerents. "Oast in my wart sad light it oat," mid the boy offmand by another us neutral pound ; bat Lord I. too good • tactician to swept any each Lantana, sad I doubt whether the Jockey Club. power( al as they seems , to he, would think thiamine* quabfied to .der his loA ship before than ea this question, as they had sorbing to do with Worcester rams or the estibag of the dispute, sad their dignity could not be affected by say com plaints that wen mods in reference to the n uns That there were as load aemplainents as Laid Bateman is not disputed, sod it would be herd te make out that his lordship desounced their verdict " with so other appareet rearm then that he had Send Jesabel to via 2,0004" for the ally's disqueliestiou. ' although she was sot a public favourite, seems to base givea a peat deal at dimatidaetios, gad as the late New market July 'Meeting the whole momenta was rather freely sawed until something more stracedisry tumid up to talk about. This undoubtedly occurred in cateezies with the two ggreeeuatt 'nets. the July sad Cliesterbeid Sakes, when Lddiaglon aid the Duke, as if to teaks minds for frighteeiag all the resining good hones out el the Uhl, woriesd the public up to fever Mat by their fusty performarics Liddington running so appertain " groggy" is as race, sad the Luke in the Slur, that their relates merits is as nee a question as ever, sad although the yid- low jacket was victorious ia both ineleaces, the two net taught the world literally aultig. Thus it is d so use discs—tog them, and so other•• iscideate" amnia( at the roasting, 1 can eater spas the ascent week's bill ot tare without soy further delay. The Posetniet Minna ins Monday sea Tatedey, sad Abingdon oft Tuesday and Wedamday, will sly he patroand by the hones lasted in the surronaing trans quarters, sad wry few el the first due ass well show, Ulll.llll Lists le man at the roamers foe the Berkshire Stakes. But at Liverpool and Standwid saw of the wont' will be very steresting, aad this are arse good entries for the two-sir-old evens demand at Liver =hough Spr i ng Gun and Goetriun is the Great Produces nine, Oppress in the Craves Stakes, sad Wild Boy mad Syria( Gus I. the Haeweley Stakes, efts far too good for any others is them that have been in public as yet. The threeenar-old VIM en set in sock good feather, Clanaust in the Bottom Stakes, sad Wonsan is the Bands Dinar Stakes, looks( very like walks over, an the two have the Li verpool Si. Legs istweea them, lord Stamford's colt being entitled to the pretense if he is takes to Liverpool, which is not quite • whinny. The to. Blokes sten inks ought to enact Ely, as they an not very &M -oult jabs far him; and Mr. Merry with Onds, and Mr. Bows with Olansnont, ma hardly get his St. Lser swan over • mile at pawed, which is sot swirly enough for kis. The handicaps are &venni one epos the ether, but most of them nye bones engaged admirably suited to the distances isiddess, Cutawa), Manion, sad Pillanuiolll Sing " boat is" for the lieffnik &hoe ; Warrior, ends, sod Jullet far the robe Blanch Testinesial ; and Bacchus sad Fueled for the Monsen Cup. The Liverpool Cup, two adios, may be rather too for for Beans sad The Clown. and punts for Tippler also, with such • isug sad severe nen in ; sad the only ouxlidate we Ise sees get th e distaste this year that is likely to ran I. Black Deer, who say have most cause to fear Ghillie Oaths or flysettea, if either carry say moos for Fobert's stable. Stamford has • fair chance an Thuds nil Friday, if there are act many likely to mates{ the Baring! Handicap mad Standard Cup, at the los distaste they are to be nu over, Jos Sing the most likely to get through the Ant named, for he as stay so well; and Mr. Bowes say ease of second bed. supposing Early Purl sad Wekesine do amt both get dinned at at Pontefract. The other brains are all at the moor sort, moth we come to the Clads Cup six furless which is quite • inn avid. so away Sing " well 'ut " al firet slight. that it is hard to arks • dials bones them. Laid Misadoed will, at soy .to, be very forward, If in earnest ; sad Madill loon puticalarly foesidabiesiswlule previous Innis may kris fortniens this equally pet. The 3-yruld som are sot very fattening, Birch Broom banns belle to fear frees the Stardsvd Bt. Leger or Hellos Stake*, sad sly Oasis pearls capable et troubling Y. 'tepid be the Fifth BimnW; while the 2-yr-old onuses mainly depend ea whether Beishit will to " asked " for the b 0 son. Sweep stakes, sad His Chemise for the Mina Stakes and Sixth BienamL —I so, ka, METEOR. PROGRAMME OF PONTEFRACT AND WEST RIDING.—To-mosaow. Tas Pam film. Settee of 5 ewes. mak with 50 edited. foe Zyroids ; oohs, Se* 1016; iniee, let lib; mason exits ; Abysm:we : the mooed to rye Me stake. T.Y.O. (10 rubs.)—Pook, B =mi t his, Debiety, 011110/1011011% Wee W hoop, filly by —Piwth, =Slay Duael O'Rourke —DowseEykes, Foxholes, error, Ally by The Oars—Jeelooe Ooe. WALIMILD Tom, Pton (ntatikep) of 30 woo, kg all was : WiAllOlll setts ; tar wiser to be oold for 301. T.Y.C. Age el to las 3 dlO cavort 3l 713 Babble MB! _ 3 1 I Lady Durban f 7 • f by laiabtai—laily Ora *4 the Orove 8 • • Dams $ I • ne Upper 8 • S liteasane 2 7 7 Broil= to •toettea • • • black Dothan t 7 2 Tx' Two- Yzez-OLD SaLueo BAND/C&P at 50 nom, give. by the hied, for 2-yeehlde ; maim• extra; the wiaser to be mid toe 301., he. T. Y.C. a le ow Moldavia Club Queen Lad Durham c 4 r, _ 11 • Raatiablaid .... 7is 1 by Wiagemead ONeck Dwane I a Suede' Tex Porranuer HAWDICAT of 10 soya arit, I ft, sod 2 Daly if declared, with 100 added by the members for the borough ; mooed to sere hie stake; views antra Ow mile. The bigbaet weight sitermaiag bevies beet wader Eist Mb, it will be raised to that weight, sad the .them ia privatises. . .._ kV 33 13 AV oi 11) flytrap Old Oringo Girl .... 4 7 Dr. look* Donnybrook 4 7 Annourer Early Purl 4 2 Castle b010 Nine go-brash 6 2 Tool-T00l s - to. Oolly Kilkenny Tun Baneworrn Bowman' PLATS, rake 50 eon. in imam, for linaton, ke.; 4.yeer akin 10st 12Ib ; Eve, 1I 91b; sir sad aged, 12at ; to be ridden by pathless, fanners, or tradesatra. Two mike. _. _ her 4110 AV Marla 6 !Ur Richard na. 7by meek Doctor The Dachas That Mar a The Doctor Tiger . acaramoredi ii TbeJerr 6 Gall Charley . . , .... a Idee Claes 6 netball Tipperary * Id— . a Chaace I la by Tarquin Agnes 6 0 by likidleaex— (dame red. mot Vasty• Ilarlali dame .II Imorra) loperor Tui Imams' PLAT. of 25 ••••., sad•d to • •Irs•P• stakes of 3 mos. sash ; 2-yr sMs, 7st ; tains 1 0I• tour. est 711); 5.• sod upwards. 94121 b ; wallas sad Woe sad T. Y.C. Tas Ooseot.crfor SCRAMBLE (Haedieap) of 3 son. melt, 1 ft to the feed, with 26 added, for all ape ; the mooed to save hie andua T.Y.C. LONDON BETTING.-BATURDAY. LIVERPOOL CUP. apt The (lova ND 110 to 1 opt Thelestr 3 20 ff) to 1 ISO to IS Mart Dor (1) to 1 Tippler tdt of, Nto 1 Dollar (1) 10 to 1 ilteutoma Kip 000DW00D STAIN& to I 1601 Thalateto OA 1 10 t• 1 opt Blown. M tto 1, 150 to Gab ( casowki II to I 2411yidsolidi ( t) DI to 1 "WW 2 10 lo 1 Plays. LW (I) Despair k t 0 21 to 1 Mptle (d) ST. 141012. ' 3to 1 opt Blair Athol (1 Tto 3) • Eirziair4G, JUL" 11, 1864. BELTING AT XANCREITTEL-BArusam LIVERPOOL CUP. Bto 1 apt The Clews (t 13 110 to 1 apt Illowtos (01) Bto 1 Tippler It sad off) 10 to 1 Lord Zollead bo to aooDwooD snits. to 8 *opt Molest& (t) 9 to I liehowsoo's Daughter (1) 100 to 8 bar two. CIUCIfir. HARROW v. ETON. This great match wasresnr;edSi Lord's Ground as &Outlay, and the ezeitemerat it carted seemed nark. railed, although the pme appeared moulded whim the play aessed oa the previous evening. the score being— Harrow, 242; Etna, 63 and 74 (with four wickets down). About rifler 11 Ere aorinned their laptop, a. eery large sad fashionable cempany rig peewit. The pme was over in the course of as hoar, so steed being made ▪ the effective bowling of Messrs. Amherst and Ark. wriest The instep Aninhed for 112, leaving Harrow no torious is or inniap by 67 rens. The battiag sad fielding of Harrow were superior to Chad of Eton. Vociferous cheers healed the victors, and several of the players were bore as the ✓ockier of thew friends, and carried round the ground amidst great shouting. About this time his Royal High. ames the Priam of Wales ague honoured the pour with his pausem, and made a beg stay, taking leacher with Earl Sefton is a private box adjoining the pavilion. flue after the Harrow and Etna match was over snorer match was made, which was commeneed shoat baffler 1, sad his royal higher' seemed to take mash island in the pre. He dad net take hi departure till 5 debar, when Is was cheered with mach enthusiasm. Cray or innings el the new match wee played, and the following le the reraM : 111 01 HAZEOW AND ETON. Z. A. Taker, Req., Cirant B. Magitgasawry, Isq e Drake Hoe. 8. b t. Lyttettes. b Drake Hem N. G. Lyttletea, et Clayton, b Drake C. 1. MAW. b Trani A. P. Waller, Zee., b TraM 27 J. M. Itlekardeon, e sad b Walker Up, b Debbi 1. W. enttb, Clap tea. b dab W. Ent* Hp., b hdlt Harlagtos, Hp., not coat Irelav 1 ; iss-b70% 2 ; so bail, Ookomil F. Babard, b 8. 0. Ln itun rake. Dq., b 8. 0. Lyttetton Ly. Trttic!). a Alcbardsos aTitialica — 0 llareiral, Zed.. e Masi goasery.t. a~ea 26 Vitrearald, e sad b Pblppe LAW INTELLIGENCE. 12/222.0POUTAN COUNTY COURTS. Wan days splpoladed for the pressed week. WW.WWWISa, 111. liarNaWlaas.—Tuesday, July 12: Wed • BLOdiatury=atread.—Wedaseday. July 13 ;1361121417, 13: Friday, 16. Baoarrow, Whitehead's-aro ve.—Toesday, July U. Waders data:WroliD.—Yrlday, July 16. Cllawww44. Duaceadensew—Tossday, July 12 ; Weiner daiioUtiltay, 16. Oldwtreet-road.—Thurwlar. July 14, Bow. Bow.244l.—Priday, July U. Wrirracaun, Great rtesoottatreet.—Tossday, July 12: Wednesday, 1.11 ; Thwsday„ 14 : Friday, la, BooraWaair, Swan-strest.—Tiwaday, Jaty 0: Wednesday, 13 ; Thursday, le. Wizard, Cainbeewell New mad —Tossday, July 12. Crer or LONDON, Goildhall-bolkUaga—Wedardoy, Jab 13 ; Friday, 16. Mamas. auxin& COUNL—Xcefty, July 1L EQUITY COURTS.—Joan 9. (More the Losod Chasedlen) Mr. J. Anibal sad Dr. Lae, Imolai hoes appointed Queen's nousweL, wore to-day &led within sbo bar, with the anal itioo. This was so spinal from ea order of Mr. Oommknicaer Hill, at Bridal, by which the bankrupt, an 'Marne, of Chipping Canigdon, was committed to prison for aid ' mouths, ander the 150th seetin of the Baakruptey A. 04, 1116 L 11111 adjudicalim had been made an the bankrogit's owe petition. Hie delis emanated to 4,8001., I bat were dm principally to reitime, who wee, willing act to pries their claims ; but the wse impend by • Kr. Crowther, with whose wife the bed dela raided adultery, sad who had obtained • aid • verdict for 4,0001. damages. This sum the sciamisioner was of opinion was • debt, sad one which the baskaspt bad no rasesabie probability of being able to diadems wader the cirmunemess, while his immoral sosteck a which tbe caucniadoser evenly cammented, bad been the come of hi Wise iato extemeguit expediters, for his Weans being rely 3001. • year, he kept six horses, fear ass sad two women seemota He had bemired 1,8501. to amble him 5. defied himself is the men avid him ha the Divorce Omit, and this was one of his debts which was held to be unjustifiable. The ceramienimer, although granting We bankrupt his discharge from his debts and liabilities, directed that the order ef disclaims wee sot to leas emit after be had mod Na menthe impinge ment. Hems the present a pp eal. The Lord Cheasllor said that the beslenipt hew* be.. sect to prima alder aggravated cercsusesacee the ceder had the elect of Misting certain permed psis epos him, bet WY not of the angler* bomb to she crellesexasid be sigh& I be is a poetics hereafter ia whirl' be maga perm amere& property to • comiderakde ummat, sed the sestets Ad net provide far say right or pewee ef SIM meditnes to make that available, sad the order of dicharge was assesdlised. He I=ard ammooller) was ace alas is • mart al etiminid swept se to the pedal demos of this datate, bee in • mart when the primary mesidmatios was the median ' sad their civil rights, sad where is personal feeling could be en tertaised, sot mood comideratio• mired solo, Wisdoms's the unmet of panishamet. It it bed pleased the legialienre to plaiah • bankrupt is a case like this es • aimed, be might have regarded the ease in that light, bat there being only a peoueiery liability, be mold Daly look se that. The casamiesimer bad dilated is very proper terms is the deuce committed, sad justly animadverted upon the waded of the beakispt is educing soother maa's wife as an us jailed', *Ramapo** ; although he (the Lord Chmedler) did sot amour in that emerneksa of these mode ask" the beehive law. Neither wee It a debt Lowed without • ressomble probability of being able be pay it, beams it was not • debt at all incurred *storks to the adjudisaelem them beig ao debt until judgment wee 11111terei ap ; but the commiesioser had • right to epismise the &caw Masses seder which the other ashes were ia. mired, and the 000doct of the imbrue with regard to the probable liability whisk was over him, and the greet mesas" of his defame, al h the damps meld sot be iscladed. The senteace wee oft of empanel severity—that is, interestedly ; sot that the senteace was toe severe, but with regard to the .—lacer smelly passed. This was • ease of • young pideriessil maa, sad it was &loan to say that be led as reamable mpectatioo of being able ia future to pay. The 1,8501. borrowed to defied the *dim in the Divorce Clean was a debt so doubt aped the estate. although sot • part of hi !Wig aorpe, sad was est jaseillshis. 1$ she appeared that ma an income of 3101. be kepi siw harem leer men servants, and two women siments, sad therefore than we is that sere no resematile proems* of his Wig he • poitioa to pay; but having regard le the nods in whisk the law was adatiaistered, mid the variety of osecimilma upon this statute whisk oomaimiesers were molded to onive . at, is {Sweat cam his lardelep Woggle that the counnumsorier t not to ham decided as be did, sad slowed his as he did, to hi Wilesoced by the mewl dme. The ceder mast therefore be discharged, with • direction that the order for the beaktept's dickens mast be °messed, subject to the oniditke that ell fatless acquired property and aerniags, from whatsoever beyond 2004 • year, Mould lbe available kr the be:573 the creditors until the debts shield be discharged. Hi Lordship disposed of emend other baelisuptcy sp peals which were of oo special interest. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. iI:ILT 9. Won the Jody Ordiaary.) V. ALMOSD. - - - The terror, Mr. George Al o.d, iats ea army ma laser, is At. Jamenname, died to November lest, Marin • will dated Jose, 1856. By the 181111Mitalg la garrote he bequeathed to hie widow, air wee feemeety wen know. t. the purr as Yiw Romer, the wide of hie property for We, He tie eve bra a power of appointerat over crenhhd ; • sewed thud be pre to is treeher sad parser William Alluded, end the remainder to Nr. imam, hie solicitor. Probate was reared by swim bream of the dremed ea the ground of &Mee rearm &ad wain of caperry. Eritrea of tin prier ability of the Wirer to prima any sat of burner at the time be merle hie w& iris Mee 'waisted, the oppositha wee &braised, sad The Court ig do mi med task proba te,thbet Wiest Milk pilaw tilt ear w le for em. gfl CLUE, R. 174;inston. .c o.l.yftWan, b 11 Y. ProdoricksjOin.. 1 W. b Munn 0 0 G. N. Marton, laq.,b Phipps 4 W. C. Clayton, Zan., not out 4 1 D. Wslkar, Dp., c sad b 3 7 1 .1. 14g-b7e, 1 : wide, 2 4 KENT v. EN'OLAND. At Lord's Grortiod saanta =IA we+ oomsorcord. Tbo following is of Me sidle : THIZTLIN 07 LEM Mr. G. Kelm Pryer W•Millill Mr. Troastmon autos C. Payne Mr. Almada' A. Donsett M'Catalis Mennott Malan drmell Goodbew ENGLAND. Mr. a. A. MU- Hayward Lockyor maid Tarrant Gruody Mr. H. X. sun Jackson Wootton Carpenter Moonset: Winos. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. --0- HOUSE OF LORDS--JuLT 8. THE VOTE OF CENTSITRE. PAIR& - - PCS MX OOTIMMIT. anal= TM 1110VIIMCIff. Kinnard. Lord Gray, toed Dame, Lord Lands* lad of Denbigh, lad at &Shur* Ben Dudley, Earl Hereford, Vlnoollei Awlley, lord Mimi% Dab of Ponanaby, Lord lonesberough, Lord Comfort, Earl of Alba. ilarqUia a Craven, ESA of Damara Lord lUe, tort of Ilopetestri al Grassed, Lord Olenalg, Lord =sth ia tri of Hoods% Lord liesorsek. of Crewe, Lord ficandele, lord Basting% Lord Date of Combensere, ' , lament Leeds gass Te lot yalt , sm. Lord of Wicklow,of tflr=adetbr aarl of lt, Ma yea of hosebery, reit of Willoughby do fresby, Id Canterbury, Archbishop et Chiebedor. &shop of Brougham, lord St Leceirds, lard Portman, Lord fltrsttoserit t lztz s e Belhaven, Lord Remoulla HOUSE OF 001IMON&—JaLT 8. I'ALLt POl MI 0073171111177. AO min TM 00711 Mr. Minted! Admiral Dencembe Lord P. Fitzroy Mr. Way air .1 ldialmeee Mr. H. Jotuadene Mr. P. Ursa'bart air W. Wynn Mr. Trial Kr. C. Bruce Yr. 0. Stanley Mr. W. Wynn General In Mr. W. Long Mr. G. C. Glyn Mr. Moray lir. IL B. Daring Mr P. Barren ELECTION nrrazzroziros. Leux.—The Hon. J. Walpole, the oonservative taadidato for the apposechleg meaty es Shag's Lynn, bas addressed his supporters, and costa ass to prise hie dam Sr T. F. Burton, the liberal candidate, will address a public meet* to-day (Monday). No der has yet tam Azad for the GLIC6)II, and it is doubtful whether it will lake pave until the dissolution of peasant. NORWICH.—The announcement that Viscount Royston is abort to corset the representation of Norwich is the ooneervative atlases is, to say the had, preastura Negotiatious were pending setae time are with his lei ship, but the,' cause to sables ; sad at prawn the heal conservative leaden bare no evadidate before the darators. Dsvoirrther.—Mr. Fleming. of Plymouth, intends offering binwelf, in emarisa with Mr. Fend, far the borougb d Deanport. on the conservedir istinest, at the art gametal elestion. Si. A. Rana or of the siting ambles, end Mr. Rainey, will be the liberal taadidetse, FRONZ. —lt is stated that Sir Henry Rawlinson win dra himself es a aiwilidate for it. repreenailiou of Fromm ea liberal principles at the sat general Mirka. The present mitraber is Lad Edward flyer, • aamorva. tin% who &lead Mr+ Arad NisoU, the liberal raadider, at the elestiow of 1860. The ssastitaeary is about 3EO: Owl:Tzars& —llr. R. Potter, the etairman of the Great Wilda% Railway Conmeury, will, it is rase. Mood, be • candidata tor the represeetsaca of the City of Okswerer at the neat general airline. Tlis Hoa.. 0. Inskoley and Mr. J. J. Powell, 9.0., the Elifiag ambers, will ogler themselves ler rovslostar. ITIFTIX4DONSHIIK. —Lord Robert Montagu bite &Wed a rumour with& prevailed througheet the "meaty that lie Weeded to retire hem perbiesest at the delega tion. lie will alba bleasell for nrelesdoe. Kinnsamirerva. —lt is stated that Yr. A. G. Mart* of the Chaseary ter, will be a realists for the repressatation of the borough of Kidderminster at the seat general amok& The borough is at puss{ repessotei by the Hem Colossi White, a member d the pmernissra. ROOM DILL—The threatened oppoation to the. reelection of Yr. Cobden es M.P. for BxWale L at as end. Great efforts hare lately bets made to pt sp • oath betoty requisition to Hr. Brett, Q.C., bat the result vas so dinoornagiag that he cm Friday Aledsred his Marlin to promo! so farther is the attempt to derstre Yr. Oradea of his seat. MARKET,. 001TON.—Ltvaroot. JOLT 9.—Yorkat mated. dem prim, Woo today 30 000 Will. baIIiONLIZO 0 800 B = B ka aa4 19 .za. t0 i1Vd 314. A1.1618 216,;203 LlOO lbosio ..J 20d. to 214. to 334. ; 430 Smyrna, 23i to ; 2 1 3 U31 7 1= 13.1. Ito Md. ; ;Miss, to 1 231 d. ; 150 Para, he., 31d. to 33d. OOTTON 0001*--11enelmerMa, Joss 9.—The pea and cloth whet lass madvelly improved thmeglasta the wad.. Not oily here paean hem tassmi as al •We ear =t;with tie nos ia suitor, hat Imam Ism tiara a wn disenatise to epemes. mem. ea Tuesday, there we. ea admire of ed. per 11% kw dappig. sad eines that day Uwe has base • farther ries el ed to la. per There has bees As fair iisouuml for Z'. to Ws mike ter WM sad for Geremay at fal. b gd. higher der* the lost law dup. The better qualities el time meats have &drafted rather man Water twist ter the Oselimat Ora is 3rls) and for the East have sold at fell gales. Belles pure treat 40s to 100'o, lave sold tether largely is, Beasio, sad the manatee mesemiset as this &mead ter Wows hr rather cheated that for Si. home Sada. Deeded yam have advaawd id. dealer the week ea We, wad Ws 134 70'a to Ws (some of whisk hem been ia isiosst for Bessie) have adinased still more, with a dsmaad Wig equal to the surly. Low qualities .f Uri to 24's water told are usglemml. Is cloths mad had. of goods ere better to sell. Prises hen improved, bet still this market Ms not kept maw will that capers, and emededurers ere usehle la meet eases to °over Si. oast ici prodwitioe. The domed fee ladle shirttail has *ass& (Mask throughout the wok end a bin bushiest hr teas claw is Yrs sad meet ether fahrice selted to vituperator the Ermit. Dosamdes, *stem sod other pee mind to 111111 home nada Asset ask sail log equally with India goods, WO is bettor domed thee they were het week, sad at rather Imam swim rat these goods, however, the deemed nee r apse {°!d _g gamine,. and low makes are stall esmu priesigialb y mg- MR. COBDEN AND TER AMERICAN Q The following letter from Mr. Cobden has been published in the Americas papers.—" Elms; April 4, 1884. Dear air,—l have duly resetvwl your letter isokolog a copy of resolutions weed at • "man of the Deems Casson of the Union Lagos of Amino% thsaidag me for the systr e :h c z I have expressed for the cause of the govermasst end of the free United States, in their straggle against the Co n of rebellious alamownen. It was to ma a sours* of painful regret and &appointment when I whammed the resort to physical form for the settlement of the cow wOOLLEN.—Ism. JULY 9.-111thoogie the ahead travail' which had so 100 g raged bet, oleo. the Id_rn• sees at the Wound Ball this morsisg bee sot hoes largo. cat al freedom olt one was and MOROI Oa ••• • fair amount of beam= has boss doss in haw cioathp other. I bad fetidly hoped that tho Neer World bad sod Maltose. Tweeds, asescially is New•prioed pods. love Naiad • Mb= government by which 'ha people to • waders** mart changed husk n. demand for hair. live in panes or, is map of nemosity, lids in tits White Hall has again hew quid. Witsorood ling to lb* whiWeinelit 01 Um sword.= Um ritoorok, makes of that alms, have in may instasess mot with reedy however. that the shot was unhappily fired at Fort pwehmun. Raise = I S kaia Unit sisal IiMaINS. Ramiro from abs Castedanhe battalion, the no of the arm - Aid depended so Two Go ligament,.4"We to mon HARDWABL—Basnrusaic Jots 9.—The toads of or religion, but Moo Moos ; and sowlederoluoi nil this totem costimma ia • winded/sty Mats ; sot mesh sympathise we year erminiantsn end soldiers is the o f aj d oe st o . speeded at this yemog m tin . year, bet I. fold, with all the Interest is their tanible efforts which I th e ossatr y b e g s rees e any wee thee the amens seaseng had felt is the labours of Mr. Somber and the other ohm. es beessca is being gone, The maim mearsd through the Fiona of freedom when their struggle wee *whoa S. the baton ooms in shadily. the ally *press hotplate& Wag domain Pentolul 'Moneta. I fell site mildest i s ri t tli sd e agr icultural Istria* where , the markets bolsi thinly from the first that. however yam • wie the shopkeepers are ordering °sly just • satiolest AAA from Bantam a lh• Prehlwl. supply goods is make up their storey. Is the foreign question really at issue was the chromes of slavery sot snob ohmage bas meramed of La ; on the whole North American continent. To doubt th• orders hem hely b a s e fall.. ae, j. pub. Osman result would he almost to call in qmstios W morolsie or. • att.b e t s bj e t o die imaspied ..... of 'ebbed aytabe es the Divine authority over the &daisy e,4 this world. Whatever Cwuaent . Th e 14...f.h trade is steed s ; to name. ma. alas may mho to grieve and diseppclnt se is the came of p asa tk e ly lath is being g oes , h a t th ere is s fair wMif eel this Natal civil war we soy at lea fed aniseed that it olden oin assent ptials nu and the Easters will effsonially eradicate for mar the evils from whist& your A s l e toe pito o f th e us e , impurimi teindies barn a tip wilihring• bon •Proet ; end sliboogh I Brut always ester amens an satiolsokey ; the rm. are molonstivall my protest aphid the dootrimi that WA goad sods of Plod. g ess o& wag th e n in a sway degamed for arterial ; 1 4•008 melon be • 1221 • ed Jeholtsl Manly Yak if Ma Oda Mel makers hate a full way* of ardses. cams be shows that as the ma* of this was four millions of • foreign tesdi have a couple of*Eadif sallo• imam lamina hays bees elevated from themeditien cd more p ees begebig s t e . ma m a ameandaidinagnas chattels to Um rank of free woo. it will be as aisseensst erg f a m , you win dean isatilue sou s. Ii aim at the and • coneelesion for lb. barrows with which ft has boss fussy m e i n game. prevails, bet to every Weed; at any acco h mpanied, such have yet bees afforded in the imperials* there ars amply anficiest anises ia beep the "sas of hues warfare. I nver Ist to thank you and the pi- a ftiakfi zaan d i fiat tjoß . and ge tisessamith whom you are asamiated for the Idled expos. tens lee r .h. past eler nentbs ben b erg th es th e y hem over doss wdornid Poor Ida,. and I resin, deer dr. /ono , before bow is Oa Gent half cif Ike year. fa & allourely ' Rica. Cousix.—aimas Wldeelsy, Iraq., Frei gj e a s ... d& m e es e ipp u bli e an d B e st wwiz= disk he the prilwijal mmeihatieris. hods In la • leablaip Asia ; • -Ownizas Eaaaam=-Frvi Sammie Day.-8a- but ildbesimall'esAnnimbismay awe. 110 11111 WAT, JOLT 11.—AdBasi••• en paymass..l,93*; dills bit . **Wads eoessmin seat week at Wolverhamptas, sat ink sans has* 4.322 ; total. 0.267. sapesimi be imi • quiet qurter-day. 011N.--Cemmuces, Jou 11.—ftisis dee white whey. loads more moan, far fiber Mee the prime c 4 Week .en .at exceeded. What ll. Me. te 411.. ; taws. oats. 21Ix t• 9.—Vre bad ma saggly Wed. el pais at ear meinl tW numb& now nu • pa. domed fit whirl si led wink. priws. Oale IMO IL per Carlisle boast advised in prise. and line ma Wm sea! danowd far kaki. Prism :—Wlast i , ebbe. Ida ID Via. id ditto, red, 15. to 16. dd.; Win, 11.• to 1k rim easa. B.dine, eawis. dd. b. ea per Carlow. InadseL Mar, 1.. dd. is la 10d. ; Id. is I. W.; Tynwald.. id. ; Warieynisl, 1.. 41 par seam COLCIIIMITIM, JULY 9.—A lair wog, Of Nag. s sw„, Ann .1 .41.1. ezahmeed lamb at b. pot qr. adman se..• lam week's csaeraleras. 111••• sad pre analad twee new nt. —. lugs gam at lenner. Onizirozn, JITLT was • lofr ui soliPlf ^' wboat as oar market taffy. Tirade Pas , sad oil.. Won fly offoolod et low w d ok'. poion, mo for • samples la. per worts& mat may ass nohow 401. to SEY. lb. 310 a Ws, 10t. &Thus, difia So 311 a. pow qr. HER 111011), JITLY 9.—A =A supply of wilt s& Prw« 6d. pot load Skim for burn sok bat trek via slog at tt. whams. G•a pladiag barley a Wee bfebod. nat. .44 bates vary Om, at fully LSI Mon. Mi. 2 4.2 275. ; whits, raw, 21a. w 274. ; dim 2as. load. Harloy, pied.% 315. to Kb. par gr. Oats, arr. ldo. to 21a. ; ditto los, 19r. to Ida par qr. ilamat. 1- • load, 21s. to Ms; alto. old, tba. M Sr& pas Mai 1, n, JOLT 9.—Tbaro was a modasola supply wheat, the show ouriafilog of • ortaldilag of vino Sto nd sorls. Sulam was fro. sad hill air yaw nal.. ozatedod. Now abbe made 4ila. be 4` ; atm rod, .th to Ho. pita 6 data The lbw of Le* ins away, sad with a lam dowsed 1• Man won supportid. Mat lag, als. to 3U par iv= pima& 9a to Xi. pot .0J Mom he aide the am pod, and Wks woo is &bled to atiablis% a men advasais Now. SOL to , old, IS.. to Ida pr ft also. _r•Tres, lets 9.—At 111 varlet Ms ▪ 1161 we hod • midmost, labeW d whist hem the sprissre, ▪ !reel-shomhad presto bias swing. e mods sismeses was isAd st es awe* el ls. pwr des— we mks miliested el shake with tosestsy r 44. es ship, et 45.. 6d. per 5041 is ler isms pod aid bride, wellidhesd setwolly nibs, Meat CM per 5011 be. sos post Plass sold mono briskly at as whose, d IL per osik. ?M i tt Srrim i ll tree er yeas insi lMis ist domEss i e selound &Mel selling with Irish= st por . sates *bar. erdwshe thk wish ame :—lllet. mist. wan. 4,550 7 , 4 f=l4l. gym essmitssiss. te . tereism, 90. 440. 2.1*. Bows. forsiss, 46. flaser, sositerbel.2ll= l riersess. 111 Moods. ladies an 110114 NOSWKI, Jura 9.—These wee • myla mg* el wheat at tki• market Wiry, ad the amend hiss peed, idiom nut b. eseeklered L. le Sa.r : For ismer thee lest week. portiwelerly ter the Am* Lillie fa* is barley, .s*, beam sad pew wheat feeiskee• Is Mal 48e. to 47e. ; red dab ( ssilible4 an& to 6.51 he.), 42e. to 44e. ; eel% Ma to 2111. Mow 31i• he , pees (sispiel, 3k. 35e. per . qwerter. 21b.. per seek, tram time Wm NOTTLIGIAIL. JULY 9. —The fry whoa WY bye smog Leap sal the essebeiee the ample wee geed. Thee was • taw deemed wed prim whiseeil Is. per qr. New white sots may be visaed as 478. to ta t tad. 42a. 46a. ; old addle, 411 a. to 41e. ; eld led. lb. le 4111. per 36 dose. Barley sae lbete wee a medical, domed M aP tally e rebr pe r ies " :; 6 2 sthidleg, 17e. to 29a. ; mew. Ib.beik per if Ness. Nis woe •We table sale, and rims ware 19e Ws V Imentrel the Nam ; Mis. to 30s. ; raw. 1946 le ; ell leellge, 71a. to 91e. par 24 aloes. Omen, /ma 9.—'Arcs wee se Ili emu enalbeep a fair an& le all bleb a/ peke M ebe lambi prime wile* te Ile. pet vests, mg. SOL to MIL • oats, is 214 ; Vs. te SOL ; loam le Oa pea., 36e. le 40e. ; leer, We. per seek. _ _ _ . . . . . PW03110,00011, Jurir L—Al tok quisillly of Ass. sod • toady : We for it, a$ L. pot qr. woe Ma ormitCs. 411 s. to 41s. pot qr. bin Om for our bog osSiplis bud HOW oprusi cora. sail Olds& Is. ro y c. _ . . Mtwara, JOLT 9.—Tbe "Inds la the Ona lbelbsp presssald but a Imbed show el vbesl all st whin no • • aafy6daef emetic& Ilse wine when sold at 411 a 49•; 41" to ; sod Manse, Is lb, last 1111 2._ 431 . 914; • woradsay. ba. to sod Webb. 3b. to ass. TIMM woe a iseproval dome% 1. griabas beds% st pekoe menu" ben db. 3b. wen a pod swpo, sad aka wen paddy silaied at sa abases ed 4d. la. si former sorressios. Tkas bias ems quasi at 1/a to db. sad inerier. Mb to dia.; best Tw ain setts, !Oa to 245, sad Wenn, 14.. M 395. bale as. her f Issas, sad as 'airs la was ink nines& ; el/ te 428.; sad saw, 3116. be 40". Peas. Pis le sussielebed psessisasanosa, lisaisheids wain 311 e. sod seen& at as. per seek. ROCIZOTOI. Jinx IL—Whorl net win • bodsloto in quiry at teis eon srthomps, sad mat sid the bawls Isere hosiobsd, while ths salsabase of the tows sad omen trade wee vary fair. ler Ys test kinds of bin wits sad red when as fa vuoissins of Int siwist won obtained. Bs dessesnisso si Ismagissen abbe nab 42e. to 455. ; sad rod, 40". to 4b. per barites; assobboy awl Warier "nits, na to db. ; sal sed, per quarter. The doss sans ass vary kb, nuil bairtp• Van at bnii Amnon sad Inswende aboandll4. ow barrel sad Na. Time was a bona boimer boa b barley, but buyers bad to lay se non os 160 boob Cab wire sonar seen man. mod le asperse et tbs nab amid amen pans were sawn Id. per isailar denim Winard. JOLT I.—The soppily el wind b mass& at lib day's mark.', sad of War mob sash. linen is la Par qr. bane, sad very in wine 1a boo so lids day I won. Syria( son I#6, as dint. JOLT 11.--Tbas ems mph 6 very awl supply of English wino* a* mark" whir amid iv se aa "yams i&larqr• . I ushered.b rikaof=so Oab sod bow Tar s. pas Egt You, Jots 111.—W• INWI• lairrashes, d Immo aad babes M saw laselarial•day. thin was Dia weal whist abactias. Nab basieg, aid pima am is alba imam Now AM. mod lam lb. Oa ; wow nal. 3k. Ima Ob pas Dg aisea. Thee was Meg ha nab* bat* ; a Any de: u4 s= lalaa pabwaawasar, Naas Ilb. put 1/0 dem no am d cab was baked. sad Wm was a bobby Whig la OM Inds lipping -mss spur& ; saw. 1 amo 1k par 111 won. XIBLOALOT. JOLT 9.—We lave a plat ‘pearamet la the weather this week—lattesiy, owe periodadg—il emu end quiet. Aker li n t e r rowing nap of WI Mole Improve is a esalinwasee d end Mae weaker = ffines pnel:hiy eumeesee hone* in PM Aeon ems three is lent mow it ear osiotry seehein ebb week, we lod modeeate enpries el wheat mad ere, whisk odd readily at list week's grim. NelAbse WAN, is Isis deny Ben, te.day, we had geee/ megrim et wheel nod ewes, rd weer YMie brier. Priem wow womb as bet week. Wheat, 311 e. is 44* di per gr. I brim Ili di to Zia. ; eals, Lie. le tke. hi. Wasomunk J•Li A—Ain hewb lid is sole sins* • Mask .sly • few ormli weds d who, mil liorst ker. remsbed us, sposs•wiss, ibis west. The Inds es*. Ms beim fir bus mese, sal warm =ninlwo •sly asks. sallelps• for li• swig I Wow wslis. Wira•-1••••• lassi wall/ km bops sass more *visa ter sod balks vim siisaut ' ; ask= , masis se We west iarkoy qaisol. 1.4 NA sissarse. O•i• ~ls •• • rift sitrauss. lodise sun it usdessas supeol s• sus q••••• tidos, white sr• s As& mar s INIII•say el lasi. Flaw usslismsd. loperis skis woe s—WhZZ quirliss; Door. 308 sues. Itagerts wok :-0110. 2,1100 bomb ; lass, 284 mks. The s saw was and soaseer-libs. CATTLlL—Coatari, JOLT IL —fferlise waft d Ark oe offer Oen for nem weeks poi. /kw= IMO low. meg Wu eta Sew rod Gamy mg hieli sells Wile ill Ulill esartiat, bet there one ore mesh isqviry Mr aim ROYAL ha Iloarrns, Chuar's-nrwato.ta—The number Tt jabmis slimed at t bis begeta OP* as ma mire 9 a July mu 34163 d maw 1.212 woo re 1111 ML BIBTHB, MABRILADINI, LID DIUTHIL --.-- sums. ----- ---- - - - - - - - - - CUITWYND4TATTLTOPF—Jity 7. al thaalay ladp. the ago el ILL Cliatoraiasepalata. at a atailltlw OltZW.—.lBo 7, at Lataltto• YI D fius.,, wilt al It. °taw, Rua, of • arvabar. HANGS.—J. I7 7, at Albort.road. Bagotesset,, ifis wile at J. Alan Raa jaa., of a 111CHARD6.--.7 aa Oattle "l t4aa, Dasblabitlot, tie wile al t IL Lt6rw., Inc, of • 10111119.—.1a1y allemilordr•-••=1•1116 111 roberft row, a • ma. 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