The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-21 00:00:00

ITALY. TUSCA.NT. The Meteors Toscana of the 16th, after stating that the Coosalts of !State has judged it expedient to revive the electoral law of May 3, VMS, in order to comnalt the country me to its future desc:ny, pub lishes a government decree enacting that represent& tine of the people are to be elected under the: law for the purpose of deciding by • majority of vow what the future government of the country ',tali be. The electoral fiats are to be immediately formed by the mayors, under the authority of the prefects. 'ln* same journal rye, in another article, that tae words of the Emperor Napoleon 111., in which he a.iude• to princes " called back into their states," cannot be understood to apply to violent restorations, but only to 311t10110 spontaneously recalling their former princes ; otherwise those words would be in contra diction to the preclametion of Milan, in which it is stated that the wishes of the populations an to be consulted ; they would, moreover, be in oppontion to the principle applied to the Danubian l'enci patine& The Monitor,. T ,, srano of the same date els° con ties the following: " The government and the Consuita are WILLaCCIIII In rejecting the greet public injury which would De inflicted by the restoretion of Austrian domination. The Consuiro, after receiving the communication of the government, convinced that the return of the fallen dynasty and every other combination contrary to the national wishes would be incompatible with the maintenance of order in Tuscany, and would mow the made of fresh disturbances in Italy, determineet—l. That the government ought to urge en the strongest possible manner on the Emperor of the French, and to use its influence with the other great Powers, that in settling the destiny if this part of Italy regard should be had to the free mani festation of its*itimate wishes. 2. That with • view to • IV manifestation of MOW 114.1101, at II fitting time, an assembly of the repreeentaueee of the country, the electoral law of 184 s should be put in operation, and the formation of electoral Ers or dered. 3. That an address should be presented to Kin,: Victor Enemennal, requesting hum to main the Protectorate of Tuscany, notwithstanding the conclusion of the paw, and until the definitive erg& nuaatton of the esentry shall have taken place." LOMBARDY. The municipal antlwrities of Milan hays addressed the following prealunation to the pordatioe, on the occasion of Kiev Victor Emmanuel's return to tt.at till. _ _ " July 13. The municipal authorities haring been perm:tted the honour of paylog their homage to the Km.g. Lace reoeleed from him, with the sincerest joy, the :ask of roneeyiog to their fellow-citizens the high se:elec tion of the King with the medial welcome wc:ch has been given him on his return from the camp, and ot further assuring them of his deep affection for tacni, se well as of his unalterable devot.on to their common country, whose fortunes will always be the chief care of his life." MODKNA. fht npnwise of Tern states that a protest is betbg signed in the Duchy of Modena agamst the separation of that cotantry from Piedmor.t. The same paper state, that Marquis Pepna, of Po;ogrm (one of the leaders of the liberal party), tad a roe terrace with the Emperor of the French on the 16th at an early bear. lee Jicelesa Wazetee, an official Sardinian paper, in as number of the 13th, reverts to the ^ unheard of fact that political prisoners had been sent to foreign and distant prisons by the late Modene,. govern ment." It further states that tram informat:. ti col lected by the new govenitneut, "the number ca per sew wider prosecution for political acts, to whom Francis V. et A Emma and Este refused even tee patn fat nit►t of tieing shut up in prisons of their own country, was sixty," all condemned to the ga.leye (.ome for life) b) the court-mania. of Carrara, and by the @utility commissions that sat at Mama and Modes'. Ihe accused were divided iate Wee categories--those who belonged to revelatieesey eo atw. those who formed part of secret sects, and those affiliated to Msrainian societies. TMs vague distinctions, the Marna Ga:eite remarks, may serve to show with what amuse of justice or what sagacity the Judges pronounced their senteures. The .se: of these sixty sonnies, an old man of 60, war taken away by the Duke himself " when ha left Modena for the last time." He made the prisoner omit in chains bean his (the Duke'.) own In.rse. Tree Gazette cowhides with a Het of the names of the sixty indi viduals, adding that a refrains from mentiohing twenty more sent out of the country to Austatian pn sonsfor common crimes. VIAL AND MILITARY. ADIMIALTT, Jris 20.—PROKOTIONS.—Assistant %rpm J. D. Mardarld (009), promoted to the rusk of wpm Arles AmillniAleripaaL M'Carhy (1856) Is *Wirral r animilargra APPOINT II I I I 7 II I .-7 6 / 4 /114/11Itillt R. H. Hawes to M shithead to tilts Fliegeri 42. at Woolonch. Mlithlpasa H.P. Iheriassa, to the Nestles*, 120. at Portsmouth ; A. B. Giaarals to the Topers, SI, mow atoms trlesta, at Devi:upon ;C. E. Foot to the ad , 91, mew Mato ship, at Woolwich ; the Hos. V. A. lleatoca, MI H. C. Tialmi to the lmperisuae, 61, screw stems trlpM,l6 Portsmouth. Ammisat Clete H. Pearl., to the MolFaures, 60, sem, Atom fripts, st Portsmouth ; H. A. Haswell, to to. T4aee ; D. Atainam to the Himalaya, law shwa store ship, st Doreopert ; A. Hooter, to the Troilism, 110, st 61toorson ; P. R. Prowls, to ie Mars, SD, mom sirs ship, at Shames ; W. W. Ilurly, to tho HIM 91, sores steam gip, at litosesses , O. A. Aldridge, to the Visions, 6, sumo steers troop ship, Portsmouth ;J. T. Priem to the Donegal, 101, sore, ship, at Dm °sport , W. Dames. sad W. Nettie's, to the OMNI Cbaliottil, 101, st. Pais mouth. PORTSMOUTH, Jute 20. Tbs Eager, 91, maw ship-of-the-line, Captain Jamb 1. Baba, kwarbg the flog of Bear-Admiral Joha 91pkleitte• &e at, awned ia command of the Chassal 9quadrow, atTtv•• at Spitheed this bereft Los 81tworts, sod ratsted the flag of admiral NSMiem Bowies, C. 8., with 17 gums. The Megan, 6, iron screw etsena m tzettip, was igen into the steam heels to-day to be ov The Diligence, store ship, Mr. Crook, Ms . ater, saga this afternoon for the westward with stores. . 7.711Zi WO; I;:d;rici i o rio r . Num. C.8.,.e . m! Captain Charles Frederick, Lord s he oi l,. imp. D i r osi, rim to this port to day. They as screw frigate, Captain William' Edmonootte. which is Etter out, awl afro viaited the dockyard, and the 'Wm" building sad in the steam basin. CHATHAM, 31.; LT 20. The depot onmpanwo of the 73rd }tegument, the headquarters of r hkd are wring le the pnaideacy of flearal, are ordered to be removed to this tante= to tae quarters ia Chatham bar:mks lately vacated tra deprt of the 10th Foot, .hkh haa Joined beed-quartere at Plymouth. Tll/1 MILITIA.—The First Warwickshire Militia, airier the t.iinniand of Lient.•Colonal Commandant J. M. Boultbee, have received cedars ts areciable at Warwick on 20th September fur the nasal three weird training. The Wear Kent Light Infantry Militia, after having completed its 21 days Oal nee diebeaded on Tuesday afternoon. Daring the time of drill the regiment wu isspecfri by the led-lieutanant of the county, Viscount Sydney. who com plimented the officers and zees on the efficient mintier in whisk they bad conducted themselves, es well as on the mediate conduct of themes. SPORTING. NOTTINGHAM JULY MEETING.—WanyuclAy. TM, BIRRIT PARt START.. of 6 so's. sock with 60 wiled; kw 2-p-066s ; colts, thst flb , 6111., Sot 31b. Allow ~aradNabia. T.Y.C. C. llsotwestar R 7 Tl= d 1 Mt 31b rbadeeerl 1 flosonsw. 1011, Whartwol 3 C• 141 11 111111•11144 Oliva dic So saw. en lab (Forelord 3 Mr. T. Ammr: l ll% . ll 111: ilielk.eld 1 Mr. 11114•1 Rd RID . IL Onamies) Datias: Ste ea who some oot as the ball elswince wad wen H bar loogthe, a kerb between the rend aid Ilbd; bed beetle. ?IR CIRINITWIRLD HANDICAI Of 16 coos tech, 10 ft, @MI mayY declared, to., with 60 added , oho amend to oaver Ma Was; irtaliere eztrs. Ow mils owl a ball. 4 - 17.1ria) pi. T. lawaraa tia,lmak 3 pa Wt. •441:neti Wt. Onalmiti W.was 1a tYtt II ... moo how I Haccing 6to 4 toe Pabetalus. 7 to 4 seat Gaplosr, 6to 1 oils Weans is Block. Woo by two lesitho, tiaras Maids bonnie tko wooed lot third. SILLLI3IO 87•111 of 5 con. each. Hid wig otrokylit. (3 maw.) Mr. Jelienan tlt.at. W levailaw WWI, bit 11 .IW. Batas) we. Taw if orranowam Numbly PLATE (Handicap), a/ IA 0 mom Mow= calm Bolt • site _ . ii7iZirsinlE . Twisr....„, ~.I"C I rofdltaat) 511. Um Um r " erdelei Ifte. Q — "" 4 11. litsowAng Nrseatmemi Atlbetutiolals Smenot._bi Oh, I w . Ifitttaatt rj.: =l2: a girts b ili iiii :.: ..12:1:: :I= Mc Jailtessiftelose,dds Bray truhPut ler Timmy *4N. 7w . but the eat did not stmt. 7 4 apt Famells, 4to each nest Vieth% sad 141 1 ge,l"l to 100 apt Haws. Fetes led to ball way la the disuaen whoa Vieth' headed bee, and won sully by a Werth ; hie lengths between the **cued and thud , • leneth bat weea the third mad ihneth. eiLLINO HANDICAP el 3 lon. each. wi , h 30 added, for all yea. The wiener te he aid be T.Y.C. Mr. 3••• XP TX% bl $4•8•313.3131.603X.... ..... i V.nbi X•• Chao beim ine Itl•pllearl Xr. M. Jiro% F ass:66 Ilensle 3, M. J. Odawss• VORA • oft ..... •itxxx•••l • Xr. Blomftla tee, 4 as. tiv M. J . v Dealiag . 3to 1 each sot Lembo, lits. led Athol; 4to 1 apt bloicatats Dew. The mart was delayed upwards ad as boar in ocaselautrie el the fractiousness of Vigo, who tube away repeatedly, sad ewe as couplet:4 :clued the Woa by • keg* ban • leogth Lemon the &WWI end third, a les/ between the third and fourth. The winner was Aoki GO Mr. Cast he 109 sum.,. To. PORTLAND HANDICAP PLATO of 53 lOTA Winners Wes. Ono mils and a creefier. sr. &Jamb'. AOn.aea, wJ 1X4X3.3. 3 Tn. •••• • • • 3 .31 watt.`. Daws•PLITAL Mots mar , At aiei tPritcts•rui 2 Mt. T. Oeuvre • OxXx, *Tx. 1a w:n lurina.LAAJ 3 Betties : 7t04 as Gael's.. Woo by a LARVA, • tarok Warn the rend sad third. &new treistaidtaeCottary, 3 Yrs. 7st 61b, but the ►sass was found to be lame and did not stem .. llaa lI&IMPTY. PLATS of 100 Oasis ; tbrotryr-alds, 7,1716 ; taw, AR ; 9st 619 , aad aged, eat 91b. Tbass new Mr. ?UMW. Jed , NOW. Mt Syrian Jr& 5 rr Timid marl ors TIM Foams Piara (Haadiesp). Cho Nils. r. Illassmo. AWN Mr.!. PISONICII /Pa dlis Only tbs.'. ran. Aida M. all the massing, sad wog by a length, LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAIRS. 7 to t Mr. So,llay's Lifeboat (t) 100 to 7 Mr. BAibjo BlrJottoc (t) 100 to 7 8r J. Mawloy's Lord Belaua (') ROMAGNA. The follow lag proclamation bee beta add:need to L., people of Romagna by M. d'Azeglio : reoplo of Rocuagua, Scanaiy had victory &livered you testa Austrian er.apu t wham, always ready both foe Arita and f , r earnb ,. ... , . 110 Demount without a moment's delay w 66r7 your fTleod.y. embrace to It t ly. The Kiev, Ecaututnel, who by the e r t!.. c gnat ally. the Eutp.ror of the Freach, : trbtieg L. toot battles of iadepeadenee, bas beard your e. re sad ha .cat me se his deputy animpt you. I am riotous, to make an othaad settlement of pi-Ut:ral emst• ne. oe question. of sovereignty, which at the truant Eg7I3TAINMINT AT TIE TRI3IIT-H0t32..-The moment would be Wttirood. Ima conte to pat in prs, jos in sten 4 eatertainniest of the Hai. Trinity Corporatios tool stow precise. the wit* counsel, which russet be pra:ord to the Court Icing at Qaomne , the 1:1""Ir one t o ill• Owing rie oeort, the repeated enough. of the Emperor Ile lean, • .* Be mAdine Mmeer cd the Corporation, was unable to preside, end moat to-day, that to miaow you may be free this.= a a great of the Walden, intimatel their inability to mend in cones gummed the pressing character of their Mfildal duties. Ad- Nations are not regenerated by songs and mirth, but by urtrel Goninn, the deputy-master, officiated in the abs-no. his Royal Higbee's, and amonpt the conspeay were :-The labour and dampen, Ciod hes wind that iodepandesm and Duke of Argyll. Me gels Camden, Lord Redeedale. Merguis !thirty, three supreme blessings, should cu rt m.s ea;:e:;.0 l'oarnatiend, Riga Hon Sir J. Pakington, M.P., Right am:rakes. lion. MU.er (Ahem, M.P., President of the Board of Trade, Are adiogly. I ant not tome to invite you to repots and Lord Clamed Paget, Mr. Wilson, M.P.. Mr. Hops. peace, but to war and fatigue. I am not come to invite you te i n . . „; M ; P l . k . e /gr. T T II. . Ra l t ui ng, mad Oregsoa . , M ow , " .P th i LLor in d to Joy and fiastmg. but to sacrites and privations. Ito not L ring Yon forge" nog ealthhtted frehlom, bat order an d 111°- A %rum. ENCLOSED IN ICEBEhr.s.-Qurinc, oiPtihr• les a.r row among you ea a sew • 1• •• For • Jr. or 9.-Tho fullowtag biter, heal the (.014et C hroftiele, long time I ham wept for poor inglorious, and admires' your mauler a report ..t the Ryser*, which left the p , rt in the Annum Is beering them, your coastaney in keepiag alive in /swath og nay. by leliergool JAW. (NS.), J ose your 23.-We Were about leagues from lend. whva we heart. l ' ..b ‘aa Tatars of tha L ' tia raca. I no n. °unman* surrounded with lee, with two si n , ta Amy well that dt• Eqiit• are ant the thing tn malt you, but or , h„,;eg get Oat Of but is vain, OS freak and timely Lusguige, and meordiagly I speak to jou the raorning of the 314 • fifth breeze faun, the seat; frankly. the ice opeoed oat. ~A we hoped to escape. A: 9 o'Llock BM. the mead Wpm to blow furiously ; we mobil with If you ere able to obey. you will be able to fight est cfal.: fe I caa ; two noes eve beta in the gun% If oar sales io you c car Y'r° agate,, that we what be enabled to choose the • mot among the &Mauldin of the world, but dieciul ne and paryko retitle. We ran from larb gird to starboard, order out nett r strike root where dieooeda tilt. Tara! GM- Ell about 9 o'clock, when we became tim9l on a team of ice te you have already stutoosatad; than is so longer a tr . swan_ !mbar. fi thex:id !ow,/ from _u c ,u t s rs under °so. th aal %wa g 7"; Italy "0" it and T.J°:c " a w perdose; the talae and another portion :p -at King Vim: Emmataal thaaka you for : I ',pad to belong to the • utwator. We tried the pturtpr, cud 114 " 0 " be he awn Inebbed• Hog bar nude IMO i gaud 21 fact of water in the hold. The captain est to the in We splaisns, bah political and religious. He who would pampa with ell the trey. rill moos. The men worked hard oasis braself ledge of another by violence would warp the aid . we t ' : 117.rtn t ul. m7., 61 ...t: of loos of c "' " rfte to maa' std would im P" . a -la r w m a. a m opon the water, captain thought proper to lighten t the to the s he abject of see, Forgot all past Liti.r. mag i, ag p o ww. We 1.1. t• to UMW overboard all as" lake Made Eke b r , rt.errt, end believe that ell Italy is timoer that was en deck. At 3 o clock p.m. too chip woe isastwotia, sad tar only ri t e will i n Its desire fair ladeptude full of water. at hrt- pre: everyioing =vest!. wee MOO had reli.gereren.ent. let that be the glorious rekti of 000e i o e r d ,shoot anhear afterwards , Wm. the pm aces wind raged from the north, We Sea Iliklas to the old charge that la" are ia'aPab:'' am w• " terYpt the desks urtoplitely that mot _ass as coast at *Or diaiimadoe• of becomlng • *lre, oaf I teleprade dent • ' b, g ea to lase for Eke lite. Towards IMMlRPh .i. the pm& Labour to give the lie he that &cruet', la, aid b-reae abatei • title, and the crow implant! as ape that you sirs sot, as year immaier sesertml. lo: r etest at to kid at the point pea-ole. t 0a thi• - the of en law sod reerraies, but impatiaat tn'y of Me 111.1aat and we at bo : cre awa c j az owsnis c i the ics, l6. loll ll.ldh at sad ebarneral yoke claw kinegner. (. w lbs swenug of the &MO o'elook am. no the ;tlt we wens at the entrance of Haws JAM I .v. 1.1 "."""`"uvl wed 11 . 1 he therirh Cniae. Everyke.dy on hoard MO exhausted with tailroa, liallogoa, July 11. 111Aostwo d'Artot:o. woe from heed to foot, haying; paved through a foglirtul We • leg of dimmers et ten Am . and a - - °HANTS TO NATIONAL COLLE.CTIONS.-It appears I F A r ga n de.. t alga t, p m . cu t " c u e , being m e t tram • parliamentary retain meanly tamed that the weal of I itary - h - a - g 4 with t h e i r h e , et t h e coot of s o ...i t the was @spaded on oar national collections for the year , wi ne , teet . et ,l Wa salted to pet • 4i• to St. 1811141, wee 2101,905 t Be. 3d. The thill "ilia which go to and oe the Mk a aw embarked wa the Mawr sidle •• this 'noel are-grithe Mamma emahliibment, hr that puny whet. o orr l ea d a the moral[.„ of 13,179 f. G• M.; MY& MONIlla ballettaga, 32,765 i. 19e. 81. • the nice A sum M 77,111114. ha. 11d. was spaded on the Sam,» j EAdvertinanknk.]-HOLLOWAT% PILLS AND OINTe and eat argataist. The Om. arladVd ie tbe linr'n••• ' ,; ,r.-tea w essay. -Far ti enmetatem Wilwarief &Noting laaa rod iglu eat el the gerunds and balding on the Mae. vSaSertleiveree mama, ..same em mown rota'. Kelbeisvere Om estate tam 1161 to 1898 inclusive wen t•Vt . rieureemillye. gemehm mid Mut seam mg ale Mom with ear .:72,100/. 111. WM. saes •ww wee* whoa: ma arm etas* eleimis low rd mmeam ; ee AIM. M liwbowalarell SW Wel aa= i mar p .= 'lb. Atlastie Royal Mail Steam Savirstion Co, I .umanapaasisa Two waraomorma, wisps an ~.0 1 awned fa awallialb aid earn. er sebeterses Ohm or pre •• a h cirsaalskoarryb,• her hi hi reef_ nwt_ apes lei mitreisesimaries ant memo. enwases.= to mil Imam (missy tar St Jaen Nowt•Auld...., ca d ties " it.eolos as, Ws as .fely mamas with the &feaster:trivet: thee Sorb, .er Sbnevesy, July 23. Mail clays is Lonrho on se eiret a• stows. this wily. .4 , sire .1 the Nadal •11Wswia. WI tar ameadsay aablaio‘tutim grids. ) , bevies MSS (cloak. mrra THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 21, MN. MITIOPOLITAN It4ILIKAY. A Wharnelifila meeting in remises to the bill which the company have Won parliament warn bald on Teaed• at the aka la Ms Arend &actuary, Waaniamater ; Kr. Wit, kiIMON_M the . Thu Cuattutav said that before banally waving the adoption of the bill about to be sniamittad to them, be would offer • few remarks on the present patties of the company. Since their meeting in February !set an important arrange ment had been made with the Corpora Mon of London, who had bound themselves to take up the ooespeny's shame to ea extent representing 200,0001. for the purpose of oarryiss out the undertaking. That subscription had Mooght Yea *re of the company within so m +caseate • cempme that the directors had !smirk to withdrew the Abindoneeent Ball sod proceed with the works at the earliest possible moment. They bed heard from nognestionab!e authority, that ocatractore of high Mending would be will to take up the remaining stares to an amount that would e4,dlh• entire execution of YenHMI within the easy doubt whatever. The bill bsioretism ceaeYed dame for enabling the company te ceny Oak lee am of the prism, to get rid of the Peet-oar tendwan mid to Ma the weeks at the bock.= of Helbers-111, nor Iferriag dcnstrat. Sayan claws sought he tardier lime la order to complete the railway. The only bend= ingewil upon them wee no doped of es sididead 4,1031., Ohm& they Ind la the Coact of Chancery a en= =pal to mono than 10 per mak d the nqdrwl capital. There ewe earthen dawn mopowerlag the r E g y , to news thin share capital to MO 0001. sad the power d the Ored Northern Comps, to take the company. It would be recollected sass the Geed Northern obtained powers to .0 lie 126,00 M. towards the construction of the railway, but the ether day they Insists* upon that power being re pent, sad of cams se it erne pennissin =l a the dinctors of the Matropoittea could not object • bat such • step should be rakes by the Great Disunite' Is not under stood. He begged to state that the mamas of the Cc:operation of London for the eabseelp el 900,0001. was completed, and that he hold ft be Ids bawl. (Chews.) As they were now fres from all =streams, then we little doubt that the eauspany would be able to male run twee la roped et the Wang up of the anhausd she es woad te widdectory to the peeprielore. Re that moved the the till. a of d t ka maket leseing ben seeceded, 94. JAMIS BOHM/ILL, the eessmepprry'e solicitor, read the searglael bass, dot whinthe tlon err carried mad nionsly. Mr. CH•lit. PHARAOH eeemstalsted tbs dersholdere end dirstoes on the portion w hich the company sow own pied. He could swore the seeing that the warming holing gensilel amenet the Corporation of London in reforenoe to the MOMS of this great public improvement, which, indeed, was strongly manifested by the subecription which they had made, contrary to their almost universal practice, and in opposition to several isfluential members, as regarded such an application of the corporation fends. The motion wee carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN, in returning thanks, mid they had east with the greatest pomible kindness from the Great Western board, and that nothing could exceed the =Malty with which the two compenks were working together for the par pow of carrying out the project to a successful Wane. NANCHNSTER 8113FPIELD, AND LINCOLN MINI zazirrAr COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of this company took place yesterday afternoon at Manchester; Mr. J. CHAPMAN, depoty-chairmaa, presided. An abstract of the half-yearly refit and statement of mouth ha& already appeared in tie The Ceti:into o, in snoring the adoption of the ropes, raid the half-yeses accounts showed a not increms s 7.0001. from all nonce., whoa compared with the tint half of 1868. In that half-year, bowsmr2s,ool. was received under the terms of tho Great Northern Company's gasman. of 10,0001. a week, so that the withal tomato. of this company's amino should be stated as 32,0001. rather ohs. 7,0001 TY expenses bad also foaessed by about 7,0001., chitty owing to renewals of locomotive 40C11, and amistemmos and reorwals of the red way. The amines had boss rendered more power's], to adapt than to the traMo which the bad now to convoy ; sad the dinettes had boss obliged to =peed a eery la sum on the pier at New Hoard, hooks exceptional outlay at other stations. The meal soothing. &owed= in comes of 7,0001., bet the exposer being swelled (principally by thawed limestone and gritstom expense., which did not 000nr vary often) to shoat 4.0001, left the net Improvement 3,0001. About 1,8001. net increase had also been re mind from the South Junction line. TM company's re ceipts had of comes bees materially affected by the war, which had stopped the trade of Hull and Oritimby with the Continent, and consequently diminished the traMc Wefts Liverpool sad Maricheeter and those ports. The last three moths bed also shown a large decrease of grain troffic. He rsgrottal very much to announce that the Home of Lords' commits., bed rejected the bill to give permiesive powers to this ampsoy, the Great Northern, and the London and North Wearers to maks such arrangements as would have sznneled to the rabbi; the greatest possible advantage from the three companiee railways. Its object was in fact to give logigative sanction to the &grommets approved of at the lost bell-yearly meeting, which terminated the great tooted be tween the three companies. Hz. Ciatostx (director) ascended the motion. Mr. Wttas (of Sheffield) asked a swiss of qmsticios, which ware answered by the chairman and commented en the deplorable condition of this und ertaking, from which, after 22 you, hod &lapsed since t h e antooripoos of the Brat capital, the original ehmeholders had received only six small divideeds, amounting altogether to 21. 2s. 6d. per 1001, of stock. Mr. Ross oleo complained that the attention of the directors appeared given rather to parliamentery negotiations than to the internal managementt of the Itoe. He doubted whether acme of the increased expenditure might not have been postponed to a more favours period. The report wee unanimously adopted, and the variant guaranteed dividends were declared, aloo • dieidi nd of 4s. per 1001. oar the ordinary stock, all payable on the 3rd of Aurae. The directors were then authorised to raise by band or mortgage 209,4331. additional, and the meeting having boa made special, they were empowered to subscribe 60,0001. to the unaertaking of the Oldham and Outdo Slid") Railway Company. SCOTTISH AUSTRALIAN INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). The half-yearly report of the directors of this company has just been leaned. It state* that daring the I half-year matters in the colony have progressed in • steady I manner. Exclusive of interest on the company'* colonial , debentures, and which is credited in the London servant, the colonial profit is rather larger than that shown by the ac- , count of the preceding six months. Acting on the principle of keeping the funds of this company fres from the risk which must, more or lees, attend the investment of capital in mining undemakior, the directors, since their teat report, have sold the remeining 2,2110 shares held by this corarmy in the Boa Accord Copper Mining Company, on which they have rea li sed a profit of 3851. 4 s. 9d., which lieu been canted to the credit of profit and lose atx-sunt. The &restore offered 40,0001. of the 200,0001. of Five per Cent. Preference Stock which was created by the 1111.1421020111 vote of the apecial general meeting of the oompeny on the 25th of Penury, 1859. to the proprietors pro rats exordia, to their holdings of the ordinary stock on the 7th of April last. In oonaelmenos of the threatened outbreak of war, and its attendant eircun•tances, the state of the money market become ettirely Lhiinged, and only • small amount of the stock proposed to be issued was taken. A commencement, however, to place the stock has been made, and the dividend dr and payable on what has been so placed has been paid. The directors, who continue to hold the views which they have previously expressed, as to. the *dean. hem that would accrue to the company by placing 0,40,0001 of Five per Cent. Preference Stock, are prepared to intermits applications for any proportion of the amount thereof leamining unallotied Option will be given for pay leg it up in fall or by inetelmenre, es may be agree" on. The gross profit realised is the colony during the period rs* ported on is 9.1811. 17s 7d., to which mast be eddied dm sum of 3851. 41. 9d, being the profit realised on the sale of shares in the Bin Accord Copper Mining Com pay and which, with 580/. 19s. 3d. nomad in London for interest, treader far, itc., make an aggregate gross profit for the six months of 10,1481 Is. 7d. The directors propose a dividend on the ordinary stock of the company, 200,0001, at the rate ni 101 per cent. ter annum, less tnoome tax, which will requi , e 10,0001. and leave at tto credit of the reserve fend 18,5981. 10s. The company's in vestments cooties* te a favourable and promisiag position ; the value of Lyndhurst Estate hes been much improved by the works of the Bridge Compeny. The company will moon come into fall poemesion et their freehold properties is °mega sad Argyle streets, sod at Church-hill. in Sydney, from which greatly improved rents will be derived - ms the teamiaatent of the present leases in 1860 and 1862. EXTENSION OS THE BRTGHTON RATI.WAY.—n hea bens determined to ronetruc, sithont delay, by the Lou don and Brighton Railway Company a branch line from Felber - mitt to Arundel. This Itne will supply a want 1 , 4" g hit, aid will form a connecting link between the stetson portion of the country and the main line. This course was determined on at a nesting at Bognor to take into considera tion the deerirabillty of • branch to Bognor. which it is be lieved will also be eventually made.—Briyittos GNardinn. NORTH-EASTEILN RAILWAY. —Toe Wharneliffe meeting of the shareholders of this company was bald at York, on Tuesday, to obtain the approval of alms-afths elf the proprietors to bills sow before initialling. The 001 for amalgamating the Wale and Loyburn and the Rosedale branch of the North Yorkshire Railways with the North- Rotors, whnh hes passed through the Committee of the Hones of Commons unaltered, was approved, with ma sentient. The The Harroga te Branches Bill had also pared the committee, without alteration. hotwithstandlag Au amendment on the motion for the approval of them proposed, to the effect that such portions of the bill ma mined to the tatorforeare with the quietude of Harrogate be orated. This was negatived; and the original mhos was canted, wish only four dissentients. Peter Nt'Farigne, the master of • lighter waled the Lady Aguas, was drowsed at the North Quay, Okagmr, oa Saturday, baring talks into the river while sadsevouring mash his rearel. 111Duerrort Of TH3 DUTY ON 712.1 INSURANCES. A arferentei of members of parliament and other rather' interested is the abolition or redaction of the duty en Ire insurances took place yesterday morning, at FeedsWs Pilaw yard, to resider what farther nomourte dee be shred daring this emir of parliament for the MOO' don et that erect. The meeting was rarer by Mr. John the banoney earetary, sad Messrs. tames and Max- , leid, the refiemeatary spats, of the revelation for the • dee se redaction of the duty, whose operation@ have been extended to moat of the large manufacturing towns in the kingdoms, sad who have ahead bees instromeotal In oh- rarer parer from the Tower tlamisrs , ?Marry, West- mrsier, lifistylebine, Strainers, Leeds, Southwark, the City of London, end Butter. Petitions are in court. of pre at Deraport, Plymouth, Bradford, Huddersfield, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, Salford, (Nagar Ie Yarmouth, Ipswich, sad several other places, pre parliament to carry out the objects of the society, which hr been formed for the purpose of obtaining the entire or partial meal of the duty on fire insurance, and which offers reit to public support on the basis that the time ass now arrived whet, from the progress of public opinion, this tax, so indorsable in principle, ezeseser in amount, and injurious in operation, can no Imager be trifled with, but mast be brought to s speedy and determined settlement. The in tention of the association is to obtain, by • simultaneous effort of the various constituencies of the United Kingdom, the repeal or • considerable reduction of this obnoxious tax, pressing, as it dose in an enormous degree (200 per coat) en the mercant il e an d prudential portion of the community. They state that the amount of farm stock tainted is the verbose oboe of this country exceeded, ta the year ISM, the ram of 78 Wiliam sterying no duty ,• end that no sufficient mason can be ad ds Prey the feet that one portion at her Marry"! wirer &add pay earner duty of 200 per rat., ArMs samara sidle. is altogether exempt bra he gratis& 8/1111DAN, M.P., laving hien voted to the chair, a convenatkr greed, In which Lard Ashley, M.P., Mr. Had field, 111. P., sad several oar grati participated. It was stair by the chairman that the ewoertbn,which had bean tired kg the purpose d obeifitag the en tire abolition of theory on firs iIIiIIrSINIS, win prepared to support his bill for the reduction of the duty to la. as ea installment, and the rodeo for the consideration of the meeting woe whether, having sired to withdraw his bill, any farther steps should be taken he the matter during the present erica of parlia ment. It certainly was an rimmed time to pries the Chan cellor of the Exchequer on the sutra, whim men's minds were filled with ideas of the roar tern, sad when experi ments could not be treed with respect to the revere. He could prove beyond doubt that the reverie would be bene fited by the reduction which he had reposed, but stet be did not think any advantage would be plead by priming the question forward daring the present maim Lord ANKLET. M.P., WAS Oi art It weld be de 'treble to postpone any parliermery merreat mita re next errs, when it woe the banter at the Cheactellor et the increrra to levies the whole of our financial system Kannato, M.P., though t the =oo2a of duty Nip 'WWI by Mr. Sheridan too hig h, and that • duty of dd. or ii la dr pound oa smell insurances would have the ellset 1 . 1=1:: largemarts of property which had never bees and that a oonsidersbie revenue would be db. tied Omni a mum which had hitherto yielded nothing. der awe further thecuaron, It was agreed that circular@ should be addressed to the agents of the different insurance offices in the country, for the purpose of ascertaining the amount of property at present uninsured, In consequence of the rows objection of the owners to the OICOMBIre duty; and It wee slim ocaidered expedient that in appeal should be made to those perms who feel the pressure of the duty to assist is the movement for its abolition. On the 110601 Of Lotd ANKLET, seconded by Mr. MAX • rlll.O, l wee revolved that the as for the Abolition or Reduction of the Duty on Fire Issursne will support in every possible way the bill now before the Howe of Com mons for a rehears al the duty on fire Insurance brought in by Mr. H. B. theridea ,• end that arrangements be core to obtain an appointment bens the Chancellor of the Bich.- quer to receive • deputation from the society. The proceedings than temalassed with the usual vote of thanks to the chairman. The following M the far of petition drawn up by the association, and recommeeded by than for general adoption throughout the country ' To the Honourable the Canner of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Iroise& in Parliament trembled, the humble petition of the undersigned merchants, bank . ere, and others of the " fthewettn—That your petitioners corider that a duty of three shillings per cent. par therm on fire inearanor, amounting in most butanes' to 200 per mat. on the clump fur risk, is oppreeeive; on the meresatile sad prudential por tion of the community ; and that to effects ere no premat in surances to many mess altogether, while, is other instance , , inearseces are atieted only on the minimum, fathead DI the maximum, value of the property. That the olgeot of.tite wasemat of this country should be to asecomp every pru &stied act that may tell on the welfare of the people ; bat, that the operation of this daty Weals reek- Meaner by its enormous annual charge on the mannfactur ' tag, malting, commercial, and other portions of the community. That in consequence of this excessive duty, nut more than cae•third of the insurable property of this country is pro tected from loss by fire. That the amount of farm stock in sured In the various officer; of this country exceeded, in the year 1866, the sum of 78 millions starling, paying so duty ; and your petitioners consider that no eadielent meson ma be staled to juatify the fact that one portion of her liejeaty's sublethe should pay an annual duty of 200 per cent., while mother motion is altogether exempt from the operation of this eaciessive and impolitic happen Your petitioners, there • fore, Um* pray your honourable house will immediately take weenies for the repeal or the reduction of the duty en fire !Nontrasees, injuriourly peeing, as it does, on the mer cantile, commercial, and prudential portion of the tom manity.—And your petitioners will ever pray, fic." THUNDBMTORMS. The stone shish visited London on Mohday night 5e to lave been mei moue severe in ' various rile of the coe,aesse districts having suffered greedy from Its dalinles sod lose of life having in one ertwo instances occurred. At Oldham, a mill coca. Mr. D. Mills, Lower Moor, wee flooded, end to the extant of about 2004. Irma inflected. At n the rain and hail came down in torrent. for about testy minutes, and the storm is said to have been the meet severe one which hem hoppened here since 1829. The high way peasieg through the erne of Middleton presented the appearance of a large river; planks sad ehildren's carriages ware swimming down the town. The resent*, sear to Muses. Baton's old mill, nowoccupied asa silk manufactory, by Mr. Joseph Chadwick, was flooded, and the lower room, occupied by the werpers, was a considerable depth in water. The railway wee under water for a coneidersble distance, and considerable damage has been does in the neighbourhood. At Bury and Reesendele the stone wee very destructive, while at Haelizgden a women was killed by the stun t° field. The town of Mutton presented an extraordinary appearance during the height of the storm, the inhabitants of the streets on the lowest levels being compelled to turn out and by dint of sweeping endeavour to keep the water out of the batman A terrific thunderstorm also melted the Channel laud., on Monday. The General ticapital at Jersey wem eet on tire by lightning, and the whole of the centre of the building gutted; nu lives were lost. The town of Windsor was also visited yesterday afternoon with a violent tempest, which, at first, took an euterly direc tion, then suddenly changed north-west ; the lightning god thunder wire not so alarming se the heavy shower of hail stones, which were of a large ens. Tiles and sates were swept from the roofs of honer, large limbs torn from the trees, and the corn-fields appear as if a roller had putted over them, as all the crops are beaten fist on the ground, nearly all the glue of the houses in a westerly direction Ina been broken. Upwards of one thousand iguana have been broken at the infantry Bansels, and Spina Cavalry Barracks. The Military Church of the Holy Trinity suffered severely from this cause. A double fatality occurred from lightning on Monday night at Inas, near Liverl. A young female named lisesam, the da ug hter of a farmer residing there, was in the kitchen of her father's house when she was struck by the lightning and killed. The fluid passed (non the kitchen Into a stable adjoining, struck a bone, and Mocked down Mr. Haulm, who was standing neer. The animal wee killed Isamediamly, but Mr. Hassan WWI fortunately uniejured. These are the only fatalities in the neighbourhood of Liver pool yet reported, though the thunderstorms, which have frequent since Sunday, have done a good deal of densege to homes and other property. A thunderetorm, with rapid flashes of sheet lightning, occurred at Birmingham yesterday (Wethseedav) afternooe, about four o'clock. There was s cantieuse roll of thunder, with heavy rale, foe moth than half an hour, after which to nertlally subsided, but continued for nearly two hours. The at m osphere w es in a very clue and heated stets. Lab; 'nutltignict. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JULT 20. APPILALS. SKI ZDOIDURON IND OLASOOW . RAILWAY CO XXXXX APPRLL•NTIL W. SKI KAOISTILLSIII LID TOWN COUNCIL OF SKS BORON OF Lnimmoow. _ . •••• ••• •••••••••• Thia was an appeal from the Conti cof limelon in Scotland, and the question involved is the right of the municipality of Linlithgow to certain dues payable en goods, cornea by the railway through the town. The appeal was argued in 1848 before their lordships' house, gad was remitted without any judgment having bees delimnd to the Court of ession to be reheard Won the first division of that court. That wss aotordlagly dose, and the cam came bait to their lord ships sosomparded by the opinions of the judges of the Court of Samies. It now cameos for reboring. As the ern mete hen sot advanced it when the hors roue, we post pone our report. EQUITY COURTS,ITILT 20. (Bdar• t 5. Mentor of Ur Rona.) ceeprezin e. sonexit.i. This cam was only remarkable for the carious ingenuity of the argument. An illiterate old lady had made by her wall divers gifm to a natural aforesaid bur and her children, and an ultimate gift to her " nephews and Moors." There were a preat many nephews and nieces of the testatrix, but they had not been mentioned in any previous clause of the will, and the word aforesaid was, therefore, not tiorreat. Upon this tbe followng argument was founded. " Johnson's Dictionary " was turned over, and it was found that in certain quoted from Hooker and tim neer, the wards nephews and nieces were applied to relations generally. " Aforesaid nephews and nieces" must therefore, it wee said, mean the children of the natural daughter who had been proviso/1y noosed in the will. His Hosea AM sot mask to this view, but held that aforesaid syphon and Ono meat simply nephews sad Moose Mr. Folmar. Mr. Pesos, Mr. C. Hall, Mr. Dammep, end Mr. Fitzhugh, snared in the ass. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JuLT 20. (Before Mr. Coorminkorr Murphy.) IN RI ZAKU ZDWAID NIKON. This Ineolvent, i;ei attorney , who applied under the Pro tection Act, waa oppomd by Mr. Bicker Caarien on the part of Mr. J. R. L. Welmialey, another attorney. Mr. Dowse supports!. In 1858 a railway wee proposed, called " The Pimlico, Hammersmith, and Kew Junction," and Mr. Jacob Monte- Sore, now residing at Brighton, was the secretary, and the Insolvent and the opposing creditor were the joint solicitors. A prospectus was printed, and Mr. Montefiore paid 3001. into the Union Bank for the preliminary expenesa. The company was never registered, and the scheme failed. The two solicitors received 801. each for the reference work, and the present complaint wee that the insolvent pee Mr. Walmlaley two I 0 U's for 151. each fee work he had dorm farther it was complained that the ineolveit was not justified in applying the money except on work of the line. In addi tion to the debt there were some law expellees. Mr. Montetiore now attended and acid he was to have ad vanced 5001., but only advanced 8001., as the sebum WM altered. He had paid Mr. Walmisley • further sum, and had a release. A question wee raised whether them had been a partner ship In the railway sgalr. It appeared that the 3001. wu paid into the bank, and Mr. MOlltalefil and the insolvent could draw cheques. Mr. Meatelore denied, as also did Mr. Walmialey, that there was any partnership, and the latter gentleman said he had taken the opinion of two barristers that there was no partnership. The Insolvent said he had an °plan that there was a partnership. Mr. Commiesioner Murphy cared nothing for the opinion of counsel, as all depended on the ease stated. His impres aion was, that there was • partnership, and If that was the cum there could be no opposition. Before he decided the cam he would taka an opinion of a qualified person to settle the point. Tim prospectus and deed were handed up, and in the latter th , parties were described as " promoters.' Mr. Commissioner Murphy thought the word " promoters" settled the cam. He had bad some experience in railway oases, and considered that an aesociation of promoters wed. a partnership in law. The case would stand over to take the opinion to which be had alluded. It appeared that the insolvent bed given a bill of wale to a Mr. Holliogeworth en his furniture at Brighton, which bad been add, and the money paid. The debts in the case were about 2621., and the debts to the insolvent were 2,3991. On the application of Mr. Nichols, • creditor was appointed oarills Toe case was adjourned till Tuesday. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCHIT.—EFIELMSFORD, JULY 20. CROWN Stor.—(Before Mr. Justice Crowder.) Cloths Joyce, a boy only 10 years old, was charged with feloniuualy rotting fire to • deck of wheat. Mr. Woraley pemecuted. It appeared that the prisoner had been in the service cf a farmer tamed Willie, at Hutton, near Roadbed, foe two years, sad ha had misbehaved himself upon several 00C11g0111. The fire took place on the 26th of May, and it appeared that a day Or two before the prosecutor had flogged toe prisoner for some gram mieconduct, and took Mal home to his father, who, according to the evidence, climbed him a second time, and he became very excited and angry. Tins prosecutor went to Roadbed Market oo the day mentioned, and very anon after ha was gone a wheat rick was found to be in flames. The primmer ran away, and was taken into custody concealed in • ditch, and upon being questioned he admitted that he had sat fire to the rick with a inciter match. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Justice Crowder sentenced the prisoner to be confined for one month in the County Gaol, and at the expiration at that period to be sent to a reformatory fur five yeas.. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—SALISBCRY, JULY 20. The commission was smned hers this afternoon by ►lr. Justice Crompton. His lordship afterwards a:tended divine service at the cathedral, and in the arming dined with the Very Reverend the Dean. Business will commence to-morrow morning at Um o'clock. The calendar contains the names of 22 prisoners, bat the offences charged are not of a serious character. On the civil side there ars four UMW, two of which ere use down for 'petal juries. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Woacesrls., JOLT 20. CROWN COCHT.--(B4fore Mr. Justice Biles.) Atm Holyhead was indicted for the wilful murder of her infant at G; est Malvern. On the 301 of Match last the body of a newly-born infant was dircovered in a wheat fl,hi tear Malvern. It bad a piece of suing tied round the neck, but the surgeon who had examintd ;he body, who was now examined, stated that he could not vsitivety my that the child had been born alive. The prisoner had been eurpected of having a child, but theta was no evidence to convict he of a charge of murder, and accordingly she was dequitted. Sonorth Rater was merged with the wilful metier of her moo, at Oldbury, oaths Bth May but. The case was fully reported in the papers at the time. The murder wee committed by the poisoner, she being at the time of unsound mind. Evideece wee accordingly taken now upon that point before the Flouter wee arraigned. The sur geon to the Worcester Gaol, where she bad been imprisoned aince bee .oromituient, two months ego, deposed that ehe wasderaderily mgetent to plead to the indictment. The jury accouldigly toned that ahe wee of unsound mind, and she was mitered to be kept ia coallnament dining tier Majoity's Flamers. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YORK, JULY 19. Parce COURT.—(BefGra Mr. B .rou Waren.) tirtrooe —• Or PlOll5l OF MARRIAOL. Mr Temple, Q.C.. and Mr. Seepbeed were for the plain tiff; Mr. °emend, Q.C., and Mr. Price were for the de- Strident. Mr. Shepherd opened the pleading , . He mid Emma Linfoot wee the plaintiff, end Wittiness Kirk the defendant. The plaintiff and defendant agreed to marry each other, that a reasonable time tad elapeed tor each merriese tekiog piece, hut that the defendant had married Elizabeth Hardcettle. • The di ferideut pinata that he did not agree es alleged, sad Mene was joked. Mr. Temple stated the eve. The plaintiff is a widow, and 89 leers of age. Her baeaend wee a butane, sad abe wee moiled to him in ISIS. They lived together es man and wife until 1867, when sir. Lintoot dial, having the plaintiff, hie wife, with a tanrly of four children, and he alto left her mine dwelling-it.usee and the Muinees of a butcher, which be had carried too and which she continual. Tree defendant end the plaintiff tad been repainted with each other for several pare In th• comets of last year en Intimacy sprang up between them, which resuit,d in a promise of marriage from the defendant to the plaintiff. The delendaot repre sented in the presence of the plaintiff" a brother that the mar riage ebould take place in January laat, but when that month unwed he begin remake memo, and expreered eclairs for a peopenement it the twaniage until the following May, **yin* that he hati e.lt his land, hie men, his crops, end of property, and that he was then quite pawed to marry the platn , iff. In the later part of February, or the beginning of Match, come whiopers and rumour. neva to reeled' that the defendant was actually a macied man. Upon iaquiry this turned out to be the fact. The plaintiff, It was contended, being a mews of meters age, and a widow, 'be conduct of the de:talent rowerde her must have operated against her seriously, end tojund her future prorpeeta in life. Although the defendant wee married on the 12th of January to Him nankeens, he rnntlnued to visit Mrs. Ltnfoot sa her lover until the With of Match followiog, on which latter mica sloe the pltintiff showed him his ruarriap line, abused him fir he bathes.. took hold of him by tie rhouldars and pushed him out of her ohop. The defendant complained of the conduct et the pisintiH towards him to her brother, alleg ing that the bad treated him very rudely and improperly in expreseing her indignation. A verdict was rettinwl for plaintiff. Damages, 1001. NEW llosriViL FOR CHILDIII4 AT MANCIIESTEIL —A sew galena hospital and dispeneary, In Bridge-4.nel, Masehmter, wall opened yesterday at a coat of 1,0001. It wee mated that an norms* of 60 W. in the annual imbenip tints would he seminary, making a total of 1.0001. per year, for Itamplag the inttinuion in ethanol working order. The inedlankin contains 30 beds. Tall LEDBORY MURDER.—Some additional par doable of the awful murder committed at Ledbury a few webs ass have just bee. brought to light, and will afford an hangest es the public. Two bank note., it will be remem ber/4 mese amongst the property stolen from Mr. Mares men sin" end use of the police-officers was acute euouoh lw Saba tbi se hes of some burnt payer from the Are-gram in the sewn May occupied by the rigour; and preerrve them balnesa lime of glees. On oubjeetiog the reunites to a palewdal Worm:eve, it sems there is evidence sufficient to = et they are the 'ohm of bank notes, acid this singular will doubtlera furnish one of the links wanting in Ms liesedy. Otivir evidence, but not of a direct chem.. has ban found against the prisoner, sad the trial, whici we loh•pieee In the beginning of Annan, will furniih an Item la the records of the Nom alierss.— Manchester EnillipoOS, 3, Advertistn . l . tj—Mr. J. W. BassoN, of Ss and ..iiiivg, gra. swept. wlith mat ensue eedi In as So lis wadi Is bur . _whereto burnt ` mai les• ~....4 1:1% , 1 4 4 : 1 . 51 1.1"1 2.0.4. 1 " ndi r i11em1 t= IV aki [Advertisessatl—HPPes (Hom¢oPATmc CHE- W 11.1blitss.annisSioner4. 1 fto as Sion Caco.—Tals estaread oreparmon as sad by the whaled poet —"Ms ispili . slialille. Mom aseeiniseinir %Mops* season.% la ea• Poe Ita M. 6 1 b-• .. 1 Pt , Winn. Neck pastel use anis uninieswielanateman is neae—lisinffin Akeintion raw - Jame awn ti.....gedUe Ch..g.t. Losiss." THE POLICE COURT& M A.B.LBOROIIOII-BTILSET. Robert Travers, the black pugilist, was charged with the following cowardly assault on Yr. Benjamin Csunt, of the Coach sad Hones, St. Martin's-line Mr. Ceara, who seemed still *aeries_ from the effects of the injury indicted en him, said that caTuseday week, about eight in the evening, the defendant wee in his boom and abused him in a very scurrilous manner, said be was a cowsrd end that he could lick him, and that if he (Cant) would get up (be was eating down at the time) he would " knock his brains out." He requested him to keep quiet, end se he would not he got up end pat his hand on his shoulder to put him oat, when he resisted sad struck him several times. He (Travers) then went away, but retained in half an hour end sat on the stairs. He (Mr. Client) then stood on the step of his door, with his face towards the sweet, and while he was doing so he naive& a tree:endow' blow oa the top of his heed, the blow being given trom Withal, with which some hard instrument, appar entl y a Ilk-preserver, rendered him ineensit.le for three hours, and which oovered him with blood, and from which be had earned greedy ever since. Catherine Whiting, cook to Mr. Cause, said 111111 saw Traver. give her roaster a violent blow on the heed with something, and andsted In packing her master up, he being insensible at the time end covered with blood. The defendant's defence wen that he had bed a scuffle with Cant, and that the injury on his (Gaunt's) heed wee tamed by his falling on the step ; and he celled a witness, named Sandford, to confirm his moms* of the treasectiost, but he gays kis evidence in a very iseatisfeetery meaner. Mr. Naos said a man wee not to be struck from behind is such a tweet when he bad no chance of defending him salt, it Wing clear the blow wee not done with the M. Plaid di. or two months. MARZEI& OOTTON.—ldwasodu Jots 10.— TM Ws d action 104&$ eilmoisd OW Wks • wry *Wit =IWO ais doer at wady Id. pw lb. teen Ws W if Widow's) OW far Amidst: lo 11 8464 Wow Is se (WOW* OORL—Borr JOLT 20.—There aaa•Alimprzity at Mart at this rk maet toitiy ; the demand dm, at let rear Red. 43.. to 44e. ; whirr to 4ii• All sorts et gra sore sass as het week. Armes. sAllsa, JOLT 20.—We leid • ha rima grab a• day rat and Terry mend whir has 1•14 0,091, roe el r aro not road to bemaredemyee. Sr err ea Mr age Mt gm morning from dm yrvweep moo eeeW ; Yore belay • ink err or Mr mks deer aft ee r Myer et la te fa yr ity it mere prier rim la Parr rerir Or In darer Mie ea r. ly p dr. {ol.llr. brew dere the pad desk : her toter 700 004 rare. Ma. Gramm, J cia Kt —Berm wet Warr with deem Ms wet D iu M e ow Miry. At today's merkst there ma am greet of Myer treat me in mere rind rider. la larg ; dared mites of Mt oak. Mae aim ale, Pre Ye ON'a of buyer rim. Mr, sod per estraysil is rue. OW. OM. ereper. tree ore, las. Si to OATfI2 —l3oresesa, JOLT SA—The Mahon rte. atodova Wes amement at a. brat of the with., Trade was therefore nes brays. Beer made from la N. to ea N. maim. Sa 10d. to Y. lad brow Sf . Se la 111 a. ad. to ea 161. ; portja ed. to 41. Od. at Ike, niacin the ail. 00ALL—Lowscar. Jan. so.—astur. Ws Hartley. 14L N. Clutt Wed Ilarrey. 11m. IL • Darnel Ind lirwsLy. KJ ter. Br ; Howardh Wet ILL lastaryJlL Zed ; TILLY ILL. : Tamar Erf: a Moor ea : W ; Wm/4 Drama. Ile Id_ . • Idea Mara. 16s. ; Walk bad Balecat. Ik.War led Br Arra. Ik. ; Wails Zed Hama. ad.; Wai l. Hod HALL Pm ild. Walls Zed llottou Lyres, 16s. ad. ; Will. Zed Korea Grarre.lam. ad. Walls and Reed - . Hates. 1k Yd; Walls Fed South Baton. 17s. 3d. Will. and 8101115.. td. ; Wags Zed asessur._lls. • Writ tiod °swop. Walls Zed Hough Ran. Ik.; Walls Fed Trete. IL. 9d. • Walls Bud Whitworth. IL. ad. Mersa, 21..66: Yowella . Duran ateara.ll.-Bhlpo market. 73; sold. M. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mau Pm. Mgr- Total IMMIUTL Opell. sews chaadlat.l 4o . , I. Walkaadisoa Up la. £ 4 A £ Omit ladies Potholla Sall ow Ivey Prottlamal 1949 • 1,643 TOM 11, N 9 1,334 - -- -- • Was saw Joe la Nottlann taws of Quad& . . - weak 721. 1 1 . 25 ts =nail arias,-..-.... US - Wok maw Jab IS. Wong, .. West per /1117 14. Waft &R$ Oftriese be ww. isdles Jab 11. Wog 4•llns 3.1114. Woollonion WUmend and Rook . O— oolard nodlUkains --- 31 2.4 114 3/1 $4O Wog ming Job IT. Woos Woolen 444 88.1118 31.370 lasego and Nona WoOri $1 44.442 19.1 1 1 411.132 71.167 Landon and Vomit, 1144i0n... YU 16,513 4.10 T 10.460 euurooemo. South Janonen, ion Alirlogna Sot LAmmadrat .. UI 3.34 6.61 11.1113 7. 1....41re 444 Voci . ...tan 1684 16.423 1601 30.81 11,739 ane ,beseer dbe611414. Ur 44412441,.. Bbsool.ory sad Undo 7.141 1.31 4.06 , 3 g,341 • Mho opvk M. Iseboiso lbraotvs haw trotho tot both prods. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Sweeter. CeplelaSeennorlet, bona to Holt, ions trend loch Issoe ”sterasy weeseleggeA b.ot hoes in contest hoer the Mhos tt the Cls•. Cbilonsr. Cepudis Pm. ter Truro the latter ptecestisds July L VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. aptka sad Maria, Vas Zyp. tram Liverpool for Batavia. JUDI lat &Nisei' W. Aurora (barque). from Ueda, for spa of Good Hops. Mop 11, Bat NI N. Is 21 to N. Dersera (brill, from Limped for Assigns 14 days, July l lot 43 11, 10%13 63 W. &lea (boom), ler Undoes, fat, 9. lat 4110 N. los 14 sa w. Richmond, from Livers, al for BAL. July 111,1 m 413 10 N, los lo W. St. Visorsts. from eavael la for Lcmdms. July 7.1.1 47 N. los 19 W. 5150 (schoollei), Moir of Jersey. tom Lego@ for Ueda& 90 days. Amt. of pronsime, July 11, Ms 47 4N, lay If W. Sorel (brig) from Cork tor Callao If days Kay Pt, Ist a lON, 100 31 W. WT• (brio). from Lambs for Cubs. July s,lst 44 90 N, los 11 10 W. /Mime sloops= (barque). Rem Lcedas for &sada 10 days, Kay 10, lot 5 19 11.1os 910 W. I 4 TIM MAIL SERTICL SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNES DAY.—The steam-ship Pere, Capt. Jamieson, left this day with the Rest India and China mails, 1,718 boxes of specie of the value of 461,4921., and sixty-we passengers, among whom are D.puty.lnspector-General Dr. Armstrong, R.N., Lieut.-Col. Browne, C.B , Sir H. Robinson, Commanders Martin and Herbert. Major Young, Dr. Bennett, Copts. Chtifttopher, Cocks, and Itamfisid ; Licata. Kerr and Dick hewn, The oveam.ehio Ocean Queen left Cowes Roads this day for New York, with the Beechen and Preach male, and peerages& The steam.ehip Bremen, from New York to Hamburg, with the American made, advice.. of the 9th, and nearly 600 000 dollar. in specie, i 4 hourly expected. The .teem-ship Tagus, with the Peninsular made, is expected to morrow. The steam-ship Colombo, with a Mediterranean mail, left Malta on the 13tb, and may be expected on Friday next. Tbe steam-ship Orissa will bring home the next Bombay mails. The heavy portion of the Australian mail tAI expected to arrive here in the Ripon, due on the 2nd proziroo. AMERICAN MAILS.—The Anglo Saxon (+.s.) sailed from Liverpool yesterday, for Quebec and Montreal, with the Canadian mails and 165 passenger., including Sir Allan Id• Nab. The Kangaroo (e s.) also left the Mersey for New Twit, with the United States and North American mails end 200 passengers. On Saturday next tbe British aid North American Royal Mail Steamer Peres will be de spatched from Liverpool from New Yolk, with the North American and United States mail,. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 111006—July 17. at Edinburgh. the erqe of 11. arr. 0. R. RUM ot e daughter. DONN KR.—July 17. the wile of .1. 0. Beam. Rut.. of Lower Tooting. &daughter. CRNARY.—JuIy 17. at IttreW.cdue. the ret of Protemor Crary. DYBO/4.—Jall 16 at Woodbine Cottage. Mortlake. the wife of W. T. Dyson. Woo.. of • ma BODO%ON —July 111, at ' , lngham. Norfolk, the wife of tba Mee. W. 0 Dodgem. of a daulthtm. MUNBTIIL—.IIdI L, at Rutland gam. the Cowitem of Munster. of • ea• AILRA If --Jul. hate 10. Doekawaywassre. North Shields. the wife of Sunl Us.. of a son OTww• LS, at betnrammmam. Lady 0. 8. Etewart. of • Witelo 11. at St Jam'. wood. Ur wife el U. Whiteside. a adaaOier. MARRIAGES. 00”—LAITTOUTI—Jalf 19, et et. fierwealkHameereestrit. by the Kw. 0.J.00d. Retort. eta or .1. Oaf. ef ilsie./ark. Dabes s to Use Owner. Barclay. &moister 01 !Jest .fleserti Latitour. %.11.. Coloatl of the ard Mud* Owei Light Nat.. , EING—TALIISIL—JeIy 19, ad Llehthomis Warwickshire, by the Yob. sad Ur. Mutes Finch. WWI King to Louise eldest daughter of the lets ley. Merles and the lady Charlotte I . 4ITICT. KURT WILIWIT-11E4T.—J sly 18. at AL James's. Wertbournoterraos, by the Ewe. W. I. Mrs•me. Kireartl 1 Salmons. f the ists Kortereaba Bee., to Isabella Dogothy, daughter of the late T. r. les% Nes. 11•NSIIL-11091TAGU.—Jalr 19, at FL Thome a. Orthattabrest. Postmes.equere. by the Ser. EL Kanto. th• 11 , 0. 0 L. Maisel. to Wet Oatkerise, dam. taro( the Irlo Lord W. ?I artracL IWWSlikw—JollliBOrl.—Jnoe 11. at the parish thumb of Padding ton, lalddkoas. by tbe Ilse Roeke. Alebord deashase. yy n t s . s .t oth LijtA Vrairoor.s. Elea:tor Alal ObalOPO ( 1 0. DR ATER. Clllll2llN.—Joly 11 at 11al me, Imacaableo. Mr. T. Ctrhelah. 101101.—Ja4 11 M Nottimeam.part. Rumens, relict of the late L %was. 14+{.. et et Johns , 171. 11111111.—dray 11 at genoro-ta. D. Me lll l PR. Mb 71. Meal.l. hMt at Gt MeorMamparee Mehlreril Pm*. PHODEII--.111, 16. the Rev. J. l'eldee, M.A., Vtaar d Genteel Cetmeliteem. Lweemblee, seed M. RAT EMMA W —Jal• 17. at easham Ilattese, Ma 11 dam. Mem •11 ante ee H. IMeambale. TRUMP'S:Jab 17, at aoathaa. MAJdeses, J. Timmer. MM. amel Prtast MUNN, yWoman IC 11*. 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