The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-06 00:00:00

o~ I I. lk r I 1 ' i 111 4 I . 1 , I 1 II i 1 I 4 i i I 11 1 4 1/NIVIIBSITY INTELLIGINCA UAW 14.1181 TY OP LONDON. NA TR IC 1: LAT lON,HONOUBIB4B.—III AM 'NATION FOB .8. KATIIIXATIOS AND KATVIAL PHILOOOTHT. !Weer Herter Azlalblikapla . g's College, Aberdeen. Jew Atha—Unlvendty Pldebas—liadderelleblege. Georg* Deny Cleselmai College. George limbed Derbera—Mr. Darden; Nortbieeplan. high Perry—Beenyborst College. Mtgel Jae* Leseoek—Hing's CoUegv. I Henry Cberlee Fox—Regeneelerk►Cunene. John Beerleet—Norenel College, Swansea. Albert Abrahams Clokbeeld—Uelrervity College. Jams &used Beale—lkewelregtoun Pro SebeoL Mules Edward Orom—Brizton-hdl Sao& (With Deeles—Aineeeinen OTIMUIIar School. lefreet W. Weems (Pries of Put Omer Elvalefra—Cbeltembem Grammar School Joie liewhet—Pleneel College, Elvassea. George Harbert Derbeia—Mr. Darbiuk, Northampton. Attar Osairm—lhivereity College School. teat Carpeoler—Ualemity College. him Tabard Joan—]h. Leal, Alfred Mil. Threw Yanks Iteenb—Dreer Berl- Bali L WW eac A= moms — Be a ne k De et Larks kfrooL Mead Perna— e College. IOT Thome W Bop (Print i rgooka)—Privste nil**. 1. W.Dime. Proprietary School. tits % Dialli C B d arrer—Caoraeralal Bawd, Bedford. Maredier—Linee Dimais—Usiverattyisape. sotikosi: Grammar School. Crissaracr achooL CIAM/011. Thaw Garrett alaliblika)-01411issin Mod. Thom Martara—Wainksor Clierimi issit—llissybod MOM Pasi—lfterbeist Oaf& MEW liards—likasberate Choomr School. Osilegs. .11. Wyss' Lallbahr—lllsayberst Camp. mi Ateur Vies COW& a hum I==riut College. Mr. &bow's, Stroud amel lia raiir—Wrifs Coil r Shearid. Timms Crawl& histss—Dwdiat °maw %boa Mob W agarbeir—Vivaislay College. Alan Abraham 011iklai—UaiVirgity ca d arida Trios Ideatba—Usivinity Camp MAW Omer J Wagon RETIREMENT OF TEE VICIE-CHANCELLOR. OXFORD, bearer I. We regret to barn that the Rev. Dr. Williams, Warden of the New Collage, be **pod the Vice-Chem callowthip, an Alm which he bad filled for two years lid* Wideman to all parties la the tleivaraity and City of Ozked. The nv. gentleman succeeded the Rev. Dr. Cotton, Prov,et of Worcester College in ISA and would, is Os ordinary course of sweats, hare retained °Moe until Weber, MO. It is stated that the WAR of Pembroke (the Rm. Dr. Jams) will met probably be the uneasier of Dr. Wil lows. Dr. WMisme is se puma at ilierbereagh, Mime we amierslead be WI remota br eosin/ tortight. Dears OF Ma. Walser.-We regret to amours the dread Foods Pumas Wisely, Bee., 8.0 L., sod ILA. el LierieOrilma, bertistar-attaw, end Rearraw et Weed ub wbe mind attar • rhea Maas at Park-aresant, Oz zosisi. Mr. VI alealay test Ms B.A. byes is , lerelog bum Imbed to the Bar is poises yew. Mr. e ye wm Ihmorly a Fellow of Lank Co and fns 71. MIPS hid the "Mee el Pelham of o-Easea is di traiwiedeg. lie bed else Mid the lAN of Public Es ireiner la Law sod Bleu lligeery. By kb ism the Re mederakb ',Weediest awl ow*, Me Me Pairs** of tie CimmalWe Court iSe Diversity mo maest. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The attempt to revive Herold's Zampo last night peeved assucceeeted. Its annoaneeineat drew en indignynt . . loose; it wan readved ken beginning to end with ensure coldness, and the curb& IA at its toncluaion without • single lead being lifted in the way of applases. It is Bahian la den that a play at an open sow-a-days is so W roarived as to deprive the informers of say retest be wenn format Ro awake their bows sad curtain wise the pin* is one. Tin lent night, we believe" we bon Nei sera sin a thing for years at any theatre ha Landes ; sad nil cosine it gave us sow writs; for though we by no wean nuke the piece yet we have MO worn Slags received with no mall favour. to hl success sat bovebten owing to its own demerits, and not to any faults in the perdnisence. Mademoiselle Pimps acted the pert of • very isolpld heroine with good propriety, and sang some putt, tangle charmingly. Tam beriik played the hero, • reprobate cf the Don Juan stamp, with groat energy, and exhibited much vocal power. The parts of • comic soubrette and valet were supported by Mademoiselle Didiee emd Roneoni with heaths= and humour; and all the wow movies of orchestra, chorus, scenery, and decorations, wee everything that they ought to be. As to the piece, the sub ject to a bad imitation of Dow Chootteni. The hero is • libertine of noble family, who, having seduced an caused the death of a lady, sees (like Don Juan) the stained his victim, and by way of a jest puts • jing upon its finger, pledging himself to make her compensation by marriage. Afterwards be marries another lady by force ; end Ma arm of crime is emoted by the *mama of the states, who sinks with him through • trip-door maid blue tlanies—and the curtain falls. The other Incidents are trivial, mewed, and Mao. basest ; and the libretto is certainly one of the weakest sie have ever met with. The music u entirely in the modern Preach et*, oositaiaieg some dramatic) and eSective cow carted pieces and • few graceful and melodious airs ; bet the orchestral wzoompaninsents ars so noisy that the ear is absolutely etansed with the recreant boating of the great drum. clothing of cymbals, and braying of ophislendes end trombones, and the airs, whatever may be their enb• jecto, are in snob dancing 011161111f111 that they are like the music of a ballet rather than of an opera. This opera, in abort. whether in regard Its mined or tee music, is far from • work of distingsfahed merit ; bat still (se we have meld) we have lam wares things latter received. CREMORNI 041D1I18. Yesterday sv • the simnel benefit of Mr. Simp ma, the propeister of flees gardens, took place, under awry pride whithlap el weedier, sad isatesee &timbers el away dem et the yule who saw meth ea Ibis math= el weethearst. Os all Ileadelaal et Woodall has boa, the priori* iitie el the mama. lei glib sew, lee the arirmatto getheetai ae but sulk b eesithe I. bold the mead pease, red diets ere side te robe it woetby dlbe shish it invariably rodeos. Lrt sight Mt woad millsess panned Mit se mei sersighe bfibleles width eared math a ewer Ma is fir thithathie world. All the deserstiath math the eras. The atehestes see bled op with wirrore sad *de; the plat/re wee hetessed with aIiPIRS, sad the so plated baaddle, ablthesed with the wow of the PlI M CP=el the atbiltfa At, alaid down—this time Mors and lemeld delis sofferirg only firm mast with the hie of the demos, testeed of being weird Mg by the press pelting of the rain. The principal severe sad bar4ars were lied with variegated Imps, at the tar rierise at whisk were placed Imps of lamps 01 _ o6 2 B4a lornalga, athaors, sane-jack., anis. ea am of t ins entrances wee brilliantly Walesid aim sad on grey promine of port lag. ttd ataaastaa d Miran Mimes were dlepleyrd. I'W astemlis mei min Warp .1 the hotel wen Ntenly =MA übb bee et re sad adored lamp. Ties general athebbauthe emptied maypole sad nv,trie-tissese Minim Mark nelehalt-rope performers. in the bane; thistle the lib Nagy _indebted deb perdwroascre after the arersaf Prebtasse Risky ; the Inders Daniel 'started their asheeplairy Isehmeseee ah the delis , which were lethewed by the sew baba of the ihrest Waters. la lbs Ideniserla Theses • ese, amssieg theatricel es - turtermal was gtra ; sad le the circus erred swat pahneers appeared, WM, dim Wallet", the ealweled elves el the cinis. The fl works were, as Mee be asyrdek el spiral lidlierie7 and &bun dle" 11111111.111111 arse parthoshe sight as 'attires of the =heath of saissonmet droaried by the vest which thronged terry rah rof the cruder a serwad bead, of very peat comb merit, entilcd iirmillreenr, ma prwrmel with prat spirit by W UM family sitar the fireworks bad emended. 1•4 mew the hast of the erections woe the of Cristo/ten B ra n C ore , r i f ili n g = "i tak a as he is quaintly called, wino walked eseildes Sm. leave of an retest and Wart. Set weallbree ism brit be the most bigo•ed asareil, to au eypeesesee =sift hie srertion thst " life sad set a sea be .died wiliest Wary or isterfame in the lead el lea" Net dawn die least ezesordiesey pon of the pmeseedbie wee the=liele kw die mews Olinforto of the *dime. le as in Net bee 3 &sleek yes terday theld a awed= hear Me remiss, the peewee of etheemalea wee gay ea whim* • theth—e renwhable gesimmeals lest is the pad et thew tithe had is wed mash • raped sad mires= reamise ef the these isideestbe bed hasty mobs le ems wthe mem el the ~kw by derbi Ost se many ow vide he wtheleled di ll thaw ma mem van retest sad athewthedeted. Low BILOUGIIAX WESTMORLIAND. —A?. 'saw. TzgasDAT.—Lord Brougham yesterday eat the MO of al do Ia Volley Railway. sad was afterweetio Mssrlad st lbw by 'be dtretore. Adrian! Ellis' me- Mat Alba lb II end baste, the health of Lord Brougham pospubd. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1858. NAVAL AND MILI2ABY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST B.—PROXO'nolte.—Aeting Amistaat-Surgeoa J. Paterson, Y.D. (1866) •oetrmsd as assietant-Surgeoa in the Pylades 21, MOM/ steam corvette, East India and Chine swim ; and C. A. Less, M.D. (I 867), manned se sesletant-surgeca Is the Bolliale, 6, hospital strip, East India and China station. TCRXIBII DISTINCTIONS —On the anniversary of her Majesty's *aromatics Colonel William Redman Ord, of rueldteorl Engineers, commanding the troor is = ams anid by the general stall, distributed the the Imperial Turkish Military Order of the Medjidie of the 6th clue, before the headquarter garrison, at Montreal, and • slimier of spectators, to tles following °Moms —Colonel A. J. Teylor, osesmaading the Royal Artillery ; Lieutenant- Colonel Cole, C. 8., commanding the 17th Regiment; and Major Rutledge of the 17th Regiment. CHATHAM, Atom 5. REINTOZCZNINTS FOR ',MlL—This morning the batwing dean, bekeglag to the Haa. Bed India Clempany's der*, peemeded te Gemesmi, sineminehed hem Oskar Hinse c t* as bard the kvop ' alp Pinteepset. 606 teen S. Milady tau and Hathaway, 900 , Cap lets D. . Stephan., for Calo= v v ie ls. Lieutenant H. Bathe ; 10b Foot, P. H. Pg Y etd ir l s d, win • 19th Regiment, Eastern W. H. ae.ft and 20 own ; Shrl ' ltoyal Welch Fusible., 26 awn ; 26th lineament, En dim H. B. Chun* and 3$ men ; 29:h Ragiment, &rigs IP. W. Prete, and 16 Ems .• 36th Begl -511 menu; n 63i e wahshera end 16 mama ; 3161 h Regionnt, d Regiment, Lientatant 16th Regiment, InAgn B. 1.. Comberlend, sad 40 men ; Royal Artillery, Major Seedy and 90 sea; total, 9 caws tied 300 man, who maberhad on beard the Hans. way. The followbw drafts embsdoed as beard the Flattis h,. Foot, 3 Asir. mad 44 men ; 43nd Royal High lander.. Lieutenant T. M. I masa, rid 12 wen ; 64th Rr 1 t meet, 80 roan ; 79th Illghbadeta, 30 tea ,• 96th Rangers, Rada P. Doerr and lo =II flied li 26 men , and 97th Reglamit, 60. en ; tonal, 6 Zt a = 261 men a/ all naku _ _ Forty son-roeualioteed Acme sad ma of mine cavalry art inhaler, toshoesto, who love recomed tam their *ono& sod alarm. left 161. Keefe bread ettebileit meet this atomise, booing Lela diorierged, ovine to their onfPneu for farther ferric*. PORTSMOUTH, Atmore 6. The Curacao., 32, serew-Mgats, Captain T. Mir son, will, on her Muni from Clesebossg, be Shad with extra acoonamoiations to convoy Lord Stradord de ReckJiffs to Constantinople. SPOR7ING. BRIGHTON RACES—THURSDAY. Tea GIiAND 03TAND PLATS of 60 SOTS. (bltidlolp). 01111 edM Mr. IM. awiller. I nn. ,! e ...... ..,,„... i Lord 1:711162mli 6. ..1 I Mr. taTmer Tweed . 3ra, ... ........ I Ni. W. Owires 04004. II fn. WI lllb ..... ...... 4 sir maw. fame Dow. 6 pis, Mi. L4b ........ ..- 6 Mr. T. Meows'. %%Amor% E l i i 3 Ort 111 b 6 Bettlag 2to I apt ilow, 7to 2 spit stud-loom, 5 to 1 seat Tame Dew , on by two kapths,a head to twos the second end third ; bed fourth. Tll CIAMTAMNI 5T.414m2 of 100 am., added to. sweep daces of 6 sows. sash, tor byr-olds and upwards. Weighta kw see. Oss talk (24 tubs.) Mr. J. Mort Mooralww, try Birdeaterit. 4 rk et 74...112411) 1 laid libblwdolere Two Maomi Lao& Sin. 7.4 Mb I/. Adotom 2 Mr. J. 4. DooMan Tawasawal.4 yrs./MVO— lforaw2O 3 Brit 7 to 4 on Saunterer, 7 to 2 set; s eeelt of the others (stood). The favourite waited opus Happy Land to shout haU way up Ora distance, when he cams away and wen in a center by two lengths, a seek between the moved and UM. Ta■ PAVILION PIATI of 100 lOTA. (handicap). WiMIMI &AS. Oas Wk. Dr& etB7 , lford's Mailtmos by Tadmor. t Yr& bt 21b (9=llllXO 1 Dlr. Mills Ormarrkek. 144 r. 3 yrs. Om IMb„,. I Mr. 0. Larnbrt's Quesomorrn. Mb _lt 3 Betting 7to 4 sist Meilixeue, 6to 1 apt T.P. 6 lo 1 eget Queestetown, 8 to 1 eget Bestarop, 10 to 1 0 v Gantries. Wes throe stouter' of • Werth, two 1 between the amid sad third, Gourd woo • bad fourth, Laws Beauty was fifth, sad Gambits aistb ; the others tidied DC BRTINTH BRIGHTON BIENNIAL STALES of 10 soya, each, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds ' • colts, Bst 71b ; 6111 es, fist 41b . Certain winners extra. The second to receive 60 son. oat of the stakes. T.Y.C. Cl 3 subs.) Sit. Denstette het by the P. 0., ME& eel of fa Mr. are. el Cynthia...li tll 11 ' 311 r, 11. Rohm Melt IMI/ .. ........ .......... •• • • .lA....rmg : Itr. Elms hum . ...... ......... ... ..... 03. Menai Mr. Swim: Ilk _.. . .t ya lt j ims : Mr. Lomita'. Ma . .. Betting, 7 to 4 net 2 to 1 apt C lo t l tiolimieus, =IS am irk% ma ii• las ilimb ilrirk lIM kal, belira le= Bald war Il trkr `l l 7. falll l Pirlth a : lib. lt ill isallEFON Ccr of 100 soya. la specie; for S'F -01 4 74 lab; elm est 7lb ; eve, est ; six and aged, eft 21b ; Imam sod Oftp allowed 31b. The Old Comm (about two miles). Mr. J. llerryl Painteter. by Blrdeateber. the lit (wena), 'naked svur lSare n. c tsa nd n i. c adr. Barber's Commotion, sad bit num ber was yed ea the telegraph board, but the Mess was sweataelly we. Twa ecssai STAKIB of 5 soya, each, with 80 sib; Off 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optimal selling welsele, es. Half a toile. (6 subs.) Mr. Caseesh Debrortb. by Womersky, 4 pe µWI. Tet 411 t (Pic mb# 1 M. llama abeam. lyre cat $ . lot 71b . - ...... •—• (J. Dhl•Y) 2 Mr. leer's Newts. 3re (401.1.64 TO, (Pritchard) 3 Sh ur. . um le in.a t .. m y 3c444 ... .1, eat 3 11 re i . 1444 . , ... u ... iit; . !Orettanare ..te.do 4 Speculation also ran. Betting 7to 4 apt Chaucer, 3to 1 agat Badsworth, 6to 1 eget any other. Badsworth broke away before starting sad ran a eonsida able distance before be was stopped. Beds worth got away with a cigar had, made all the razzing, and won by two lengths • a la gth between the mood sad third, some diatom between the third sad earth. Won did not pass the poet. The yeast was sold by sauna to Mr. Z K. Clark for 116 gainer. LATEST BATTING. EBOR HANDICAP. 6 to 2 asst Roman Candle (all) 6 to 1 Vedette (t) 100 to 6 Molleta ST. LEGER. 6to 1 eget :Fits Roland (I) 6to 1 Tompleolite (t Ito 1) 8 to 1 The Hadji (t) 100 to 7 Silsbee= 30 to 1 Kelpie (1) 80 to 1 Iscleclon (t) 1000 to 30 Gcldermere (off) 1000 to 20 Knight of Kan (t) DERBY. 9 to I apt Promised Land (t) 20 to 1 Merryman (t) 25 to 1 °mochas (t) 26 kr 1 Viklng (1) 25 to 1 Electric (off) 1000 to 35 Mabee (t) 40 to 1 cby Follow Back—Subterfuge (r) TarramaLL'a.—ln wassequence of the Wolverhampton,. meeting and Lewes races tabu place on Monday and Tuesday next, the Subscription Room will be opened on Settuday. HORSES sraucx our OF THEIR ENGAGE- Jelly 28. Al 7.45p.m. Prioreve, out of the Goodwood Cup. 29. At 120 pm. Blink Bonn _y, out of his Brighton magma amts. 29. At 1.20 p to. Fatback, out of all his engage ments. 30. At 5.15 p tn. All Captain Christie's horses out of their engagements at Brighton. 31. At 3.30p.m. Pincer's Son, out of the Marine Plate at Brighton. August 2. At 9 a.m. Kinnersley, out of all ram for which he is handicapped, to data st Reading and Plymouth. 2. At 9 a m. allsty Morn, out of all ti. engagements at Brighton. 2. At 9 am. Wiadtrard, out of all his asgagenteate but tbo Bbor Handicap at York. 2. After 6 p.m. Fairplay, Plum stone, Adams', Coral, and Little Treasure, out of their en gageateets at Brighton. 2. At 4 p.m. Heir at Law, out of tbe Brighton Nursery Stakes. 2. Ara 50 p.m. Raven, out of the Marla* and Pavilion Platen at Brighton 3. At 9am. Gala eolt and Charles the Siscand, out of their snalgerneole at Brighton and Lewes. 3. At 9 am. all Load Cltfden's homes (trained by Mr. Isaac Day) out of their en gagements at Bright, n. 3. At 1.46 p.m. Barbarity. out of all engagements to August 26. 3. At 1.45 p.m. Primus, out of all sugagarnenta to August 17. 3. At 1.45 p.m. Charieettio, out of the Sussex County Cup, sod Lewes and Ulm s I', ro At 1.46 pan'. Belie, out of all engsgt abenta I. Almost. 0. At 7.45 p.m. Bankrupt and Solomon, eat of their engagsmetre at Brighton. 4. At 9 am. Chantrme, out of all races to which she is handicapped to date. 4. At 5.40 p.m. Bracken, out of the Brighton Club Stakes. 6. At 9 am. Bravura and King of Diamonds (both dead), out of all their eugsgetnenta. NIIIWX4RIZT.-160 hams are nominated for the Cesare witch 'Simko% and 1412 u. gatend fur the Cambridgeshire Stakes. EXTENSION OP TEE Unbolt Dooint—The exten sive operations which dm WM* am nen yen bine ben carried on for giving melmened eteemmedellma M nem& ad mitted to the London Damin ere new annV ed. TM enlargement rented =este to *ea efgbtrenarree of deck-space-4n improvement which bm of rest wave ahem to • large podium elm commend manes, loading lied unloading in that lesks. This very emeoldesuble as has bean Mk AM design by tbe Yam. Randall, Sine Landes Desk Cleeepany, and the 1 0,1 •11 6 1Zbe l" ye tart welly et stairs! ion is the amens dale of monk to admit ships of ite ham. hi Tt i =Ot ea rir es eg smug hto admit magi of Ilme in Meth. The gales are constructed on the 'Reproved' plank cotabining a due quantity of won sad hue. Each pair el gates weighs 160 ton It may be mmetiostrd, m a work of engineering 'kill sad admits's', that la bonne then huge gatea, M r . W eaver (the practical meaner of Ilea works) did sot occupy, on say oormion, more ibe 60 admits. in banging • eagle gem of 76 tons night. Ono was hong in little more than 22 minutes, and molder in about 24 miantra Three new dock-gates are groarrilly conaidend to be the Seem, as well as largest in London. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Oou.Dros.o, Auourr 4. (Before Mr. Janke Willis sad Special Juries.) MAYWOOD V. HOLY= AIM ANOTXIi. This was an sod= of libel. The plaintiff is a dealer in antiquities, and the defendants are the proprietors of the dragoman newspaper, and the action arse brought to rower damages far • libel published in that paper on the sth of May bet. The defendants pleaded that the statement which we. alleged to be a libel was true. Mr. Edwin Janes, Q.C., and Mr. Hawkins were for the *Unit; Kr. M a p hambers, Q.C., and Mr. Luah, Q.C., ap pend for the dants. Mr. Jame, in opening the case, said that the plaintiff had for roan than twenty years canted on the Dual ism of a dealer in curiosities and iiistitinities, and he beamed the propene action with • view to vindicate hie aireacter from a very serious logratatioa that had been aunt upon it by an article which angered In the do ilmamffelournal, and which charged Ma with defraZia the public by selling samintibit settlphise. The i geneed then stated tin is As asses d IS year, a tarp ssolter of anoint odes woe discovered In en excavation at Ifteiwell, and Sam Win a great portion of which tamed et be basket see balms smasg antiquaries as pilgrims' =srshMill *We a doubt were perfectly end sine leto Se penomisaef the plaintiff's such, and he le sir • eneilmratie no al money. The ankle Sail MB the sabist d Se peen* adis appeared in theAdieneems dike !es of May, I. the mesont per, and it parroted to b• a moat of what toot pie at coe et the selinp of the British drobool Are sloths mod tt repsonsd thatoet the prootediss seeladel by Mr. nalling a p t it the idled "need forger denig ies la ised.7 and is dot be Si d d th a t seism leaden sibs Sib ens mspeeetst ito be pilgrims din, and to have ben disetend la Ile norm of an tzar tells upon the ba th s ellbe neon fee the peef oshlL: lm s=reallodedme, mod that Xr. W NO el Mos dot Mr. Pimeabial dump ..en a yeti sommy, sad IS Me sesher edam Engel arches hi re togsgele were megyeed to be Wave timed. The wed es be site than Seem undo woe —i- and that the sme bees g o oLwhich thq WI" rgiv e il i rte. 4° ha" et sm. ard thst Noy es.. had bon wear with river mud. son by ampleming • regret that the law met peal= cellthe see Eddy of ark • • head. insell emend mod there coed be me lot this edits smined r tie plaintiff, ekes'{ gb Ye nor was not ' nradiend, as be as the only pans k yeenden of such Wnein end She bad probated thin beta the parties who setwely boa Sam at the plasm rest hot been non lined. He shoal call these pass to lbw that these altos of snag* aelnelly woe and 1t rs strast stand, ad he amnia sin tad errand mist todgrodes who would state is re jury Sak spits Set lbw ode patina rdintand deities we. ausesselle se amodelia for the alkyo dry woe bani Wefts If* "P for tha peo ds n d t s dvbg zed lasd e % st ipes Se pn He them sal Mat the pliondff the_passat ai melon only see.* le ion his charad e, he ma ark for vindictive dlemsees, but by the radio ef the Jwir is tree himself feet oho serious charge that bad been mei against him. Mr. George Eastwood, the ple, was thin sambaed. He deposed that Wad =Melee de lodes of • dealer in curiosities sad astigellbe balms Iwo* mad twenty five yens and he elf be band be sem we of the beet joins et such tbinpbk re thdei Hidden In June, lid, • Mr. Edwards, mass be knew se • desk, ha enthral emit spot bin end dotted bia forty @dike made of , ken Sib singdmil MISS whiten, end wank Soma mass anlyerin se s. Hs moiled than, and sob linelidei dot they ware genuine Skil el endgelty w : pmodesed*in and afterwards be :e d es ease'd r em Med Obit in num ber ansafig to 1,149. He se Mil Sol Sep had been bond Ea osa whellalendend fa amonSa- g for the be off Ea OMR Ira look, and he want to the opt mod ineolesi set He afterwards purcha a namsber el the nom doeriptiou or aotioles fr om We rift EMS semi &Mb .oad Eaton, who he voineasil woe lbe peril See had found thetu alitty and indil Bbarede. He paid Edwards third* pnellosel elfin sad he gave the young neat 601. In Si pedis fbayaided lie. • enall ri stity at the " signor we elboweeis add te Mr. F kw the British themems, _ pars chased • geed Ss sped that pa rka @lime ten =e thell bed oak new* bus wads use of mass by sadennis Ind dot were esseet to be sedan won the mai In the stWoo of the olden den and also whoa they MI6 • to the &elm damp partionir soil. The of Nikki wets made dirk awl is addition to &en Vial be said would emote sir re duolifnathal of //One flllago ekes wee ads sailledier, soh as bads, oper sheaths the bees ef sol Se religintaks, the S wide ef which M wed be bed seMeiwsim gesafee andesitka, sod had ready bees bond dune pin moolisend. sewn samollse pst by Mr. Charabsra, in cme seoleelis, *legit mil, that at do doe this ankh be was Se only p who had se beep a that l a i rM il pdpid alga, in hidweds, idle said that at am an lel so many se 1, A bat, ontaldeg a larp amber Of thesilmen valuable Whim el anindth had ben pima apes the table, sad a fw d dart el aorammil was anent by the extraordinary ed ewe thne Mat SS prebend. There VIM Illedson oral *She balsa tot be W,,in the most ease smisen _mod le el sets d dislin we of thaana i r loarnal Inking toy sob like " Oat of the diep that woe pridied emend Andy to pith nays'. It had sounding appends of • chimney pot, Most sight isolate boy bet se se asked to be able to give the Med gone she dm Sided eldest pled- My could have ben, mai Mr. Jams =llsd that poorlyk might hen been the d eine la me.. to fortis yolks phle-W il Zt ia ll sr las had heard of such endow "empandn" or otdidrea's nye, Ming found on the bloke dune tiny ; bat the., he said, wen totally different Slam and he believed them to be genuine ancient sign. Mr. W. Edwards, Se person frees whom the piled( bad perchased the athlete In question, was then amiunined, and he stated that be Mil boa a dealer in sontaides for twenty pure, and he esedimeal that he was well 'ovulated with such matters. He pentomed the whole of three produced of two boys, named Mod Charley, of whom he bad been in the habit of purchasing =eh things. Bill," be said, was in attendance to glee ettion bat " Charley" had got merited, and his Wife ISM DSO bit Wm come. (A laugh.) Be wee aware that thaw yeineircwer• in the habit of bring about the river, sot tbel _ purchased things that we found by inesness @S. They brought than within to Idol 401 oat Ys at a tame, from June, 1867, to Jur, 111111111001 he paid then altogether 2001. la arommeembetion this whams said that he might have said eel in leavigatorts, but he did not know what they del withdon sad he bad not the least idea that they ever belied them, is elder that they might afterwards dig them up arid sell them se antiquities. He should not have ben such • fool as le bay hie own coins amain if they bad been broeght to Ithis. .Me paid Billy and Charley for the articles as they bear& lift te him. He had had dealings with " Billy" is the sena way for 12 or 14 years, but he bad not demi Ida Chedey =Re so long. (A laugh.) He wan un able le hen aft 'pintos to what particular age these pil idepne Weaged. He left that to the Achteologa cal ▪ amide. (Laughter.) 77alese Smith, • rough looking . roang man, who de scribed bleasidf es • " libloecracker, was then examined— He eald that he and " Charley" were In the habit of seeking for articles such as those that had been produord, and siding them to the curiosity dealers. He then mid that the first them he found any of the articles In question was in June, 1867, and be did not find any after March, 1868. They weri; found in the excavation for this new dock of Medved, and very neer the place where the en leg-bridge now was. They found about 2,000 altogether. Mr. Edwards sometimes paid him as much sa 21. in • day, and he received 4001. from him altogetheedaring the year. They used to boy the udder as the navigators distiovetoct them, and used sometimes to give then • shill:lag and • pot of beer for therm. la croweexandeation this witness said that no strangers were allowed to go Into the dock or about the works, and the tuvvys were not permitted to take anything out, not even any old bases they might thid ; but still be maid he managed to get access to the place, end to purchase all these tirades. He also said that be found a great many et them himaat by raking over the earth alter it was dug out, and he mensal to get a rake Into the dock for that pupae. Mr. C. Roach Smith, a fellow of the Society of Antique: rise, was then examined, and he Mated his belief that the articles in question were genuine mike of antiquity, and that • great many of them came under the designation of " pl . rims' signs ; ' but be aunbuted them to a laser date tUit ' ihe sixteenth century. It was difficult to say what admit' see was originally made of such articles, hansom they were • new clam altogether; but they were all evidently connected with tome religious par oredidg, and be had no doubt that when the subjoin Gene IN be conaidseed antiquaries would be able to mire some MI& to them. He added that he firmly basted Nen le be genuine, but at present he really could net say what dry wen. When ha reed the article in the .ddesinot he hat no doubt that It referred to the *heist, aN le Om pilgrims' sties that were in his pmesesion. Coses-exeroned—The pilgnms' signs with width be was acquainted, and to which he bad Seat given that ding nation were very different to the things sow mimed. A good many of these articles are wifely incomistent with each other, and evidently relate to different egos. The Rev. Thomas Hugo, also • fellow albs Sodely of Antiquaries, aad who has written several works ins do subject of satiquarian researches, was the next Sion, end he gave similar evidence to that of Mr. Smith. He she ex proem' his opinion that the articles In trued= were un doubtedly patsies relics. He said he belied they Winged to the 15th or the Leland= of the 16th ineintion, bat be could not s in any other description of them, Ms that they append to be " leaden objects." Croes-exentined--He was unable to give any mason for conduit to the conclusion that thee thins dated frees 16th or 16th century—all he could may wee the Was' rewono—ha thought because he did think so. (A lazy.) He w so a and to look at some of the ankles, and to state whether be did not think that the sharpen of their adios sad their fresh appointers did not indicate that they could not have been In the ground for three centurion, bet he re plied that be was of opinion that it aid not, and he said he believed it was possible for • place of metal to to in the ground for many cientoziet and sail present sharp clear edges. Me slap wild that in expressing the opinion that these were mains ancient relics, he bed no fats to ground Me opinion are, but merely pawed from the genald appearance of the ankles. Some other evident* of a similar kind was then given, and this closed the ma for the plaintiff. Mr. Chambers than eubmined to his loedahip that there was no ease to go to the jury. He contended in the diet place that the evidence failed to support the cam of the plaintiff as laid is the declaration, and also that even supposing the article to question to be a libel, which, however, he sub mitted it dearly was not, there was not a tittle of evidence to show that It applied to the plaintiff, and that consequently there was nothing to go to the jury. Mr. James, In reply, urged a good many ingenious mgn meats to show that at all event. the opinion of the jury ought to be taken. The plaintiff was really charged with • very serious offence, and he was desirous to clear his character. Mr. Judos Wilke, after a brief conallwation, said he warn of opinion that the article oomplained of was not a libel In the eye of the law. It had been laid down by one of the ages tithe law, that what a man said honestly and bosh Ade, In the course of • public, dlationdon in matters concerning the sad no matter men if be spoke rashly, sad what he waa not true, still, any statement made nadir inch cfrentostanoss, could net be a lib& It had aloe been equally clearly laid down that before any plaintiff could oak redress for a libel, he must show distinotly that the libel complained of applied to him, end to noMber passim It would be a new doctrine, indeed, if it were to be held the any person who said that all lawyers were i^ra n i . sh d t he sued by every individual lawyer in the and n appeared to him that the article now of seemed to apply to the particular teed. of dealing in anti qMtlei rather than to the plaintiff personally. It ap peared to him, therefore, that the plaintiff moat he non- Mr. James; suggested tbst his 'canted bind Mr. Cham bers ouot to withdraw the plea whio= that the plaintiff led bean guilty of fraud in the Mr. Cheshire said it was never Waded to impute any friandeleat intention to the *WM, sad he was not in structed to stake such a suggeades. He bed bought the 'Mahe no doubt under the haprineks that they were genutne. The jury then returned a verdict for the eishodeati. TEM LONDON AND NORTH WRINXIIN RAILWAY °WINANS V. OLIX. Mr. Her% Q.C., sad Mr. Arettthekt woe for the phda titre ; Mr. Leah, Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, sad Mr. Lloyd Na for the ishedsate. This sinks area oat of the adds the that tore Aloe at the Oarsdea-tows Aides la loss last, when Innerly to an enceisome moot wee destroyed. The delin seated the the Globe lanuance Conway. and the adios wee brought to recover a sum of 12,0001., pert of bowsaw of 35,000 L, elided upon • portion of the property that was destroyal an the 003.1106 tywadoa. The principal ph* on the put et the defendants appeared to be that Yews. .ed bad efhcied an insuranoe wait the same property to maim office. At theekre of Yr. &mill' a addicts the leaned judge sug gested that the beet course would be to have • spe cue, involving all th j e u ets of law submitted to the wort to the °pinks of the Yr. Lodi mid wee his opinion. lie at the same time said that the Globe oak*, whom be ted, felt them selves bound to adopt the warm thsy done, because they had under figured ads polio, with witt i other dikes, sad they were sompend to am ertain their legal habtlity. Mr. Jodie. Wills. Mat the questkeis that had been raised re Isbell of the oda were very proper to be consi dered, end the warm they had taken was fast wok ss would be expected tea ex establishment of such a diameter. • A verdict was thin taken for the plaintiffs, subject to a special ewe. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Mommovra, Auover 4. The weimission for these sakes was opened yesterday by Mr. Judos Bylea, who afterwards attended Divine see -0011 at the pada church. The calendar contains the amass of 'host 30 pismers, and some few have been sent fat trial AIM tbs ..leader was printed. Catmint Counr.—(Before Mr. Justice Bytes.) 1013Z1T DT • POST-0711C' 121TANT. Jews eressiland wr indioted for hoofs; stolen a letter ccaltatedag a half-soveniin and two sixpences, at Newport, on the lith cl April, while in the employment of the Poet master-Gineral. Mr. sear was Wltr eit a, and Mr. Bros prosecuted; the pri- Mr. Whitely staled the case. There had been fret complaists to the Postmaster-General of letters having bes last at Newport, tat eossequemoe of which the "authorities deemed it neesmary to make use of a teat-letter, so as to detect the delinquent, and protect the honest servants of the Post-odlos. The result was the demotion of the who had de several years been in the post-off ce at pines. as a letter. Joss Yodel ozioolood—T am a dark in the Latter Cl tbo °moral Part-allow. % Xi * loot I hod °moths that Wm" were miming at Newport, and I &booted a LAW to Mir Bond, owe Cl Mrs. Abbott, 73, Comroroloktrol, Notport. ' , placed half- fi-iovere end two miapiiieee in' the gear. 1 wrote the letter at Oberlow, end seekeed it to a Post-019os servant at Gioncenter, with lastest:dies to forward it to Newport. A day or two shinned' I Meet le Murree and saw the Pri soner at his hums. I idled Na If be had seen a letter directed to Miss DM, and beall be Bed net. Be was thee eueeduncle; n• end the eche which bed boa plialed In the lellaresidressed to Mks Bond wen Mei Nth Nethisee is twee given by Mr. R. Nada, a clerk in the (loa n eseleepelrellies, of the forwarding the letter to Miss Bond ; ad Mem& a sorter at Newport, deposed that the the bands of the primmer. Mr. de thief clerk in the Newport office, also proved es se was at tha office on else 9th Aprfl, and that M wenn Ms duty to sett the Gloucester letter. Further *Memo establishieg the charge wee gives. She • defence was that he had received the half hew Kr. Wiloox in the way of payment, and the two stepeappyiesee thesis. ballseenve. He protested that be lid SOW MIS the Met se lit Nee which it was said to esanda, legalist by way et aceeplaint that he did not know until the pietism day that he was not going to be defended, otherwise be elmeald have been prepared with wit nesses to nee the eberge. • Thee st beethe thedy sued up, the prima was bead Mr. memeiMMl refsemes friends had raised easy islet bia ' bat se alessey who had been oonsebed, nth* ibeee ß =eeli defence, had de clined lb ask ail Time tainessiltelleasy=elei very wisely and eery lesamelity , then peewit Is o fte n the pri res the Mame ellthe be MI monetted d ir is i =ltbs adder* width bed neesseelly been remelt let him. He sincerely hoped that all is robbed.. of lease ruing through the Newport office had not been occulted by the gelomer. flenlemead to lee yeant penal servitude. The primmer again peotuded his innocence. MANSLATIORTIA AT AZWPORT. °serge Perroors and Alfred Borleetn, two sailors, ' were convicted of the manslaughter of a boy named Edema Thomas, at Newport, on the 18'h June last. The prisoners had acted in • cruel and cowardly manner to the deceased, having several times "ducked" him under the water, which finally produced great exhaustion. In that state be was pseud by the mate of the vessel to which he was attached (the David and Martha) from a boat to the vessel but the mate withdrawing his support, the boy loosed his hold of the rail, Sell into the water, aid never rose again. Mr. Powell defended the pritowen, and contended that the death of the boy was accidental; that between the docking and his falling from the rail there was ample time to recover from any =baud= from what he called the " larkin;" of the sailors. The prisoner', who were recommended to mercy on the ground that they did not anticipate any merlons result from. their acts, were 'stand to two months hard labour. Nun Pure Covir.—(Before Mr. Justice Hal.) There were fire omega entered for teud, bat thoee tried to day ware of little pull° interest. Mr. Smythies and Mr. Barrett for the plaintiff; and Mr. Skinner. Q.C., and Mr. Scotland for the defendant. The action was brought to recover compensation for per sonal injury and loss of badness, resulting from alleged negligence of t►e defendant's servant. TN plaintiff is a very aged but comparatively maim woman, who attend, Newpott market with eggsand poultry. On the 12th December last she was wring along the High-atria of Newport, on her road to the market, and just sa she stepped off the pavement to area the street, the defendant's servant drove rapidly past in a art and hawked the plaintiff down. The wheels pried over easel her /as, and she was severely injured. A sur geon steadied bee far tea weeks, sad a sewed surgeon was at one time called to for emeseltstion. The surgeons' bills were respectively 161. sad four guineas, is addition to which the plaintiff had last the preitsof her hentases for ten weeks, which she estimated at U. per week. The only question in the ass was, whether the soeldeat was the result of the seg- Nance of the defendant's servant. Bertal witnesses were milled fee the dekedast, who proved that the art wee being !riven at the rate of about four or It, mamma hear, and that the plaintiff, when it was a short disarms *cm her, estimated by one whams at a yard sad a half or two pods, sad by enable at IS lartme—seepped from the weasel into the roadway, and was knocked down. The jury found for the dahadma. THE POLICE CO ÜBTS. 314.N810N-ROUSE, Haar P. WoeiTlToileitorT;;;ij4.lnsei, dein-hey, lainutor g won chard with wwwthing W. Tumor, awtealb K. . . . It append that far six months past complainant had Use reeiabeg tom empty house to Church-row, Aldyate, and that abed • Mertsight ago • vogue, earned Prim, hired the Iwo" pwles 161. for the fixtures, spots which the meat teid Tuff to pt out as soon as be amid, bet before this was ion the agent dieootered that Mee references had hem Biwa lry the arty Maw the Imo and he Montan ite. Woad tMtMipssMtjm. Wood ins them , date toast pareadea far the hirer, fee width pm. pees he trestle the bewa ss e k eempattied by fors men, when :azthr ea* ens apes Turner, with • view of Ideated ; bed his shirt was torn from hie back, be succeeded in keeping poesession, and gave defendants into custody. For defendants it was contended that they acted legally in attempting to get possession, even forcibly, for Mr. Wood's chent, but Toe Lord Mayor took a different view of the Qua, and committed both prisoners for trial to the esseloma, taking their own reoognivasore for their due appearance. MARLBOROUGH-STIEBT. Jouph Bodoekos tzlii who has several times figured at police court*, was with the following &with on an elderly lemmas aamed Riohbell : The prommatrli said alas resided at 4, Charlton street, and the prisons was a lodger. Oa the previous evening, about 6 o'clock, he burst open hie room door, gave her a violent kick, struck her, sad said he would murder her husband. The only came she could media was that she bad given him soda that morning to leave. She suffered great pain from W effeota of the kick. - John Gibbs said he was at the house at the time. Saw the primmer throw a brickbat at him, and afterwards a knife. Sergeant Kim, 486, said he wee called to the house by • female who told him that there wee a man running Aleut the house with a knife threatening to murder her tether. Went to the plus and took the prisoner into custody. On the road to the station he was very violent and kicked him on the knee cap, and he bad been obliged to go to a surgeon In consequence. The primmer maid the complainant's house wee fall of females who got poems there and robbed them. Mr. Bead= aid whatever the prosecutriie house might be, that would not justify him in committing the assault. Committed for three months. SO[TTHWARK. Sarah Cook, a woman lielt7g with 1;:r husband in Willow walk, Bermm&say, and William Cook, her eon, was charged with ste a large quantity of leather, the gayety of Messrs. Wand G. Almoad, leather-drama, of Beratowlem James Harvey, keens= is tile proasetlf employ that about two o'clock in tbe mset. a Si. rood feskally in their and the adjoining warehouses, is Willow-walk, sear the railway arches, and a large quantity of Missed bandies of tote leather were thrown into the street and pomade *taunt. About sight o'clock witness nailed Wormed= that some of the lesse had bees taken into the hones, and obtaining the amiantus of an officer, they there and found a bundle of half hides and a large mime hide. He Identified them as his employers' property, being part of their stook is the warehouse prier to the firs taking place. Joseph John Hurst said that ha was at the firs, and he say the lad take np a ignore hide from the pavement near the prosecutors' premises, and carry it into his mother's hours Witmer gave information to the police. Sergeant Upton, 18 if, said he went to the prisoners' house, and under the daircsae leading to the cellar he found the leather preduoed. The female cams in at the time, whoa be sated her bow it came into her 'on P Bhe told him abe pet it there to take care of, and intended to send it to the Thefemale prisoner here denied making such a statement. She told the officer she did not know the leather was there. She wee very frightened about the fire. Sengeant Upton swore positively that she told him she put it there to take one of. The led MUM' worship that he oertainly did carry the leather in the house to keep it from the thieve'. Mr. Combs observed that most likely scab wee the CIMIN therefore he should dbeltarge them, but he cautioned then not to touch say mere property at a fire. PAillip Willie. lailflf was next charged with stealing • quantity of sole leatber, the property of the same firm. One of the wobble mid that after the fire was extin relabel he new the prisoner at the rear of the warehouse washing several pieces of sole Yoshi" in a ditch. It was and very dirty, and had been taken from the stock thrown out of the warehouse. Mr. Comb(' fined him 40a fix the unlawful possession, or ow month's imprisonment, Two bop wood ifdroiTTurtier" --- and 77tomas lieremek, were &used with stealing a piece of lead piping. value 24., boot an unoccupied house in Cat-throat-Luse, Bow, Mid dlesex. lioe-constable named Stock ley, No. 116 K, said he saw the prisoners in the Beaumont Cemetery that morning, at 6 o'clock. The younger boy, Hancock, was ooncesling something under his jacket, and he found it to be a pieced lead piping. He asked the prisoners where it arcs from, and the reply was that it came out of an unoocupled hones bleat. thmat•lane. Mr. Yardley—A singular name for a public street in this metropolis. The mother of Hancock got into the witness-boa, sobbing loudly, and said hew boy was at home at fi re o'clock that morning, and he had no father. She was out from morning till night hard at work, and could not look after him. Mr. Yardley—How old is he ? The Mother—He is not fifteen yet, about fourteen and a half. _ _ _ - Mr. Yardley his given hla age is sixteen. It has now become the precties for boys to state that they are older than they really as, to escape a long detention in • re formatory. Roche, the gaoler—That ia the case, air. Boy. are advised to adopt that course by old offenders among the juvenile population. I have no doubt this boy is connected with • gang of young thieves. Mr. Yantis, was glad to see • wholesome fear of the dis cipline in boys' prisons and reformatories. Boy. must not expect to be treated se men. Re should treat Smooch as • boy of It, and eentemos him to one calendar month's impri sonment add hard labour. The mother of the boy Turner, who said she lived at 1, Ashley-lace, Ball-lane, Stepney, then got into the wittier box, and gave her boy • good character. She said he was at work in a rope-ground until Wt Saturday. lir. Yar dle y—He la 17 year, of age, and ass been lading on the younger boy, I am afraid. Mrs. Turner—Ob, no, no, air; b. Is a very honest W. Mr. Yardley—l shall remand him until Monday next, and came *dries to be made about him. METROPOLITAN POLlCE.—Yesterday a deputation, consisting of the Has.Hoiney, Berkeley, M.P., Patrickaßrieg Y.P., Mr. Calculi, M.P. (county ekes), Sir lir/my Awn* Mr. Mr. W. Adams Smith, and other gentlemen. waited upon the Home Secretary, for the purpose of melting some repre sentations with respect to the conduct and powers of the Ito tropolitan Police. Mr. Adam. Smith represented at semi length the arbitrary and unconstitutional power oommitiell to that body, and the difficulty under which the patine I laboured In obtaining redress for any abuse of that power, commencing with the original incarceration of the seemed at the station-house, following him through the police-oaks under the conviction of the magistrate, down to the hoer when an illegal and arbitrary sentence by the above-wined official can only be quashed (if quashed ad ell) at ea ex pense of some 2W. or 301.. plainly *bowleg that In nine cases out of tea such cost is equivalent to • denial of justice alto gether. Afterrile observations from Mr. Berkeley and Mr. O'Brien, Kr. Walpole stated that he was always SMIIOOB to remedy any specific grievance, and recommended the gentle men to send in a statement of the evils complained of and the remedies proposed. MURDIIE OF Two CHILDREN BY THEIR MOTHER AT Ciavenox.—On Wednesday morning the quiet little waterlog plus of Clevedos, on the Bristol Cherusel, was painfully excited by the Intelligence that the bodies of two children had been washed ashore by the tide. The bodies were those of a little girl, between two and three, and a boy about a year older. It was moos ancertained that they were the children of a woman named Williams, the wife of • painter living at Upper Easton, • suburb of Bristol. The woman had fume to Clevedon by the 3 o'clock train the day before, and bad deliberately walked into the sea with the children and drowned them. This she stated at the police station at Flex Houma, where she went to give herself up. The mom of the shocking ad is not yet known. THE LATE FICAROUS O'CONNOR'S LAND SCHEME. —The numbers of the above company held a meeting in Nottingham on Wednesday evening last. Mr. Deem oc cupied the chair. Mr. Councillor Sweet said that in conse quence of the late protest that bad been entered is the Court of Chancery aminst the sale of the property of the company for 19,30 W. the Master, Mr. Richard*, had adjourned the further hearing of the case until the 7th of November next. He then moved the following resolution That In the opinion of this meeting, ft Is theilutp el the sieleshaidem ef the National Land Company who have proved their claims to immedieraly arrange was to protect their popery being squandered away in law engines*. For that purpose they hereby resolve that substaiptioes be made to defend them selves, and all upon their obj fellow-aberehelders throughout the country to an is the shove ect." Curled with • few disenationits. Mr. Jacob Dostook was appointed trea surer. The lets sommlttee wen is wend to act. A vote of thanks te the abeintma teeelnted the preoseding• TUE Lresaroot. Dom.—Mr. T. Bold, of the Mersey Deck Board, hee been appointed by the Mersey Con =7Omnumbetoneve es their. - nominee member, In the ISr. Mackay, who hse resigned. Mr. T. Bold yes terday redeemed his elfin es an elective member of the board, and the euseney for OMNI will be Oiled on Thursday week. The prowl mode of levying dock floes at Limped, and the whole 'abject of areeneemest of the dock quays in ede ma te geode deposited thereon, is shortly to come before • epeeiel esmarAttee with • view to the adoption of certain im portant haprenunente recomemeaded last year by a timber of semelonte and impartere, who gave evidence on the 'ob ject Were the esemedtien A splendid new dock which bee just bum compithed at the north end of Liverpool, and le in tended Melly fee timber, ems yesterday christened by the Mersey D mk Board the Canada dock. THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.—At the a wthly assesel swaths( bald yesterday at the society's onset, le Hanover- squire—Jobs amid, Bq., F.R.8., Vier sekt, ia the chair—his Bzwillassy Admiral Comae Plasm, Mies Atkiesoa, Rey. 0. W. Breekawidge, sal Mean. 8. Wore sad W. D. Speer, were shots& Fellows et lb* misty ; sad the Berl at Hopetela, the Lard Melbas, Row sad BAT. F. Canon, sad Meme. C. Radii, C. D. Riddell, Tiles Salt, A. Salvia, j Bawl , Bios, W. Mattes, C. Chapala, H. awesome, C. W. K. Bayley, J. Beware, H. IL Abbott, J. Greary, W. P. Were, M. Gesielle, sad lira. Vie were prepseed se ceadidates for the Ihliewallp. wed Vika die HUMS sad Dr. estslisA both et larks, se Formica ambers. Assam the lissa to the Illowerie the most hemathey acetifies are the mpg lean phseesals, et width a wry reasider able amber have ban bobbed. These Idris we et five Miteithe Mari, the Cheer, tie Pantie lielsare, the Kalesgs, sad the limit-briati Laker. All el Mess eat windy betty, sad the amine sleek will be =of to NUM. of the misty ie esplesaltsr, whit le their bsia sociheeted is this ortaetry. MARKETS COTTON.—Lrraatoos, Amor! 6.—The market tads, to wtthoat change in DANN. Tao tWit amount to 10.000 taloa of watch LON aro for extat 3000 east. at ltd. to : 110gicIPth.. Sid. to Bat: 110 Parma, at Std. o tit Babb, at Md. to bd.: 48) Marauttem, at Md. to W.: i/Ml/021. WOOL Ain WOl6TS6.—Banerolus, Loom 6.—ln Irma there b a steady bathes. &lag, sad Mess are besontiou l a o or . e i settled. The in stooks the wathateme an on the inerease, at better choice to buyers. In nods end he, Week mese doles. at moth sheath tines% in stow In wonted Fuss the bowed demand Mill eon. end Ewe helium le holed done. both tot home caseataytke sad for export. tplanses ate tor the moth ironing tall dem and &deg so to order. Priam tare as esti orders tan 0111 be sonid at te• etithaesd MIL in OWN hir UMW. dean Tow roast edema in bo th cotton find l wonted yam wonted Is • dr. s howl menthes whim Is now tea by the merchant. for he lt Wind to now plywilt the center& ot the inaeutectarer. whose own widths name snares Ilionnwe la sateen TRU 0011 TltADl—Branmensa, Avocet 6.—Althoush in the Olds pert of last astute se bed a Odra drams In IM Prim of obese amid Pante by the mars minWni Male of the wsetbey, which in- W ri sz ei tarnwes whitbeld MO maim: pat Emlwiffm'ant Sot hese sad ear qmstalkers see sow mem wbat wan Idtlf welds dee Ina lammart dimaillse ea Urs peA of the grower to Ming timed their cad wheat: idtheweb theft Oblo aapemallon that am pekes den lama Wire is MOM very nrodarsts 111 10 ,,,ds a Imes portion of Ye sow ream be disioncecillai ss a= ta sans mos ks vs lbe mead lam boa kid by Web OI the new map sf wheat Warops gm tr i ne emslerisajet IS will Ips• tins La bsis the P Tele tirti l lid= elms V i gli :F be dalistist la both rag It Pram" bswever of =NW Maslen Inumele end Mb saw eIIONS 01 .11 a my moderate amp of W 11 . anent rasa We tem bed • obis kr diutst ramith The Mid ere warty and ire bare anted NEW WM prime ssw mimes Ware be, we bronvar qieteL Bsambers whaasee Inas Mel* dram meth nearly da per unman but Kamm prism an bidir stragersd Mb mbar grata Sat bay= ifte them with fo. kaksar Pose ate about my ciasytur dewy, and mama Indian sera is may at Ha to Its. seendlae to may Ile to We 11. DM. Ile dd. to lea, all per Ifiebe. at Gisessater ; tbs tattle, meted M the Wert sop of Maas sad paw sad Wiz prennt blob Miele 111P10101 to be =URI.* veld far feeding meow this reams.— Mem Aims J.sred O. limn Miift amnion. 0011N.—Braruses ear,MIIMI Loewe I.—ht Gieseater sad Worceste war..Wli were robsoleht teem at wheat at a =.4;SR war.. ( Is pm ~sr. Body la* MK km quite r . . 1:1 . e . ti a ntes Olis el. ee Is per w =ter Warm Wrczn a w" for hum bet ham r an ewegb. wee, the be tomelkas eepereall la whist haw los et presTeurreeer ie t. lar et ail kinds oohs beds al finishes OW hteee ism dell at the Ws advises Oleo veffillereL Alt l =wapiett. iMat sartallea Prat plait la OD prim of war Wad of gab- Is saidres there use a tat weds it who* a eseidete Pos. Ike et sleek mat Otto ass aw: the hies la %nett vas Omar M the Weer. bat se msks so ftdela la ow ; sew red at at UM. to es.wlete e.. U. ta et 4d.. par VIOL tele fresh, at a rho of 61. per sorter. Oats mbar W. lace roll peas hall. at so 116,11401 at la-or Vaster_ _ . _ . . . .. .. - Dames. Ave. had a LW imply d what hit VW Moe et year, and ersiderlog that harvest epaulets, are I. teal Wee. Time woe email NY et saw whose et very said apace. Aa lie 'beat gesserell ic ltzu,.. repartee ti l t a Ye Yule wes abort si rieet 111 i i i e uk eerar ta—thst Use arop t° g i tbutlaat- but mP al Iry gimagits. war so has is *way as teat at last year. 'Mea t but, ea to tea : okiding, to Ala.: ulterior, ries. to Ns. Pate XL le Ns. OW; lb. to &rem ata to ala. Pisa. Ur le Oh May 64 SU to alh; essoodk to Mk p set likerniarTrka, Amway 6.—iftwe yr • faAr attradaalie at oar market tido moralag. lurk Ito boot dolortrelome of alma sad am more la mo dusts Mood at far praetor Nara ablat arcorkool7 sad alek WM. wen mewled. Mrs won atm maple. ot girt oft= in whieb mated 485. to 0.1.. pot MIMI tor red, sad Oa to &IL for WA won aroe, sad catrerel rektor more show. Beta, dim oat, sad bar* Wort WA L. pm Palm Cam. Nigro'''. em AVG. 4.—Wlaat - tois. was amoodat st about LA week's po. aad adagio( Maim TWA was la good MUM. la doom let In raw malaria sag buiroo was tahasolood. The. was mammas to adios la Qs gala of olibir els, bleak oi Dow Tao FWD, )—ital sow. Illa ; dd. to 11s. goo ; bong, ortodlog. 3la le ; Ob. ; cot% ola ata to Ro. now. 20. to 301.; boa% OIL to leo ; two., 4to. to tio. per or. 111111IIIT. Are% 1.-114 had a - Libeial wanly of wheat to the seam finctmling errant pre* of DOW wheat, goonsay to good me be ). Oate, boon mad with a dart trade.pro dell. at la pu qr. lag money. Ito new Maim to ad. °ragmen Ave. 1.--The wia Vy of nain n M non. 0 1 taw whist thin en mere) anomie hi mean," and prim from 44e. to the. pm qr.; now per. 411 a. ; min Ila. par qv. WATUJO/LD, AUG. L—W• have bed Misr as. wheat and oats alf ric ar . ing.r .br. sn w th u lintert e r krt a. ~: g r a two uxt t r. mel Moi=bowevir. Ira vre7 dud. Ind ilimd• • ffir oon bunks . Ave. 4.—We bad In the meta le-day 1.191 4rd wheat, 46 is. beeint . ..h . 9? qrs. cats end 43 Ire. buss There were 031 wnonkl.6ll; . 151: rate, ; sod blow 33 we. The sletillee of In the our et to dm were geed. minim good de mon& Barter wag eager. Oat. and beam genie ea Let market. New Wiry Ye. per quarter. weight 6lelbs As compired with week— when. Is op en top, owl Gds op an siddres; b 4,1 43 . 1. 6 d. awnn so top. sod Is Id. down re avenge ; MU. to. W. an 10 P. WO Id.. down OU wings ; bean% Is up oil top. and Id. down on swings Priem Sr. :-- id bees Its to efis Barley. Ids to Us di Oats C. Virtu. sa., 13.. N. to 4/". Weight ot b ajltest. 631 1 45; beady. Ras; 46etWL; and beans dribs pet CATTLE.—Evainuoss. Aro. 4.—Tbe awls of amp sad lade ale mantas was loge, the number being 1.046. or 2.101 more Una to ram. Woo were lowly e ff ected, sad fa the date conniderfr Oa snootily of both Mak woo dual& Tbe aresoor9 Kea a both amp sad lama wore down front Yr. to 34 per heed. Top prim of as ass mutton, ad. , arrant. 6d. ; oad down to 6J. per lb. laza— top wise, 265; corrent. ISt ; and asoodory sod teener, from Its. to 160 o bead. Blom.foad. from 12e. to 136. The number of Gotta woo 466. being PI more thma In. =stet. Sam went ray dull. and Parer down fully ad. per acne. Top prlee ot the bra bed. 7t. 9d.; mama To ; sod madams oat Inforia. front 64 10 6 .- eirr 'Mortal Mons. Fed pat from le. to ts. per Mao.: alt weeks' ditto. from 72. to 100. ahead. IN hod a the aorta torlos—librat. 6.006; tai mate, ; ditto, 164; =Bob now., 76; and pm TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1577.7ra15. Nilo lir Mr- 1571511. Teal Week SWIM llietal=l4' op.. iir.. 0... ea uss. IW. llf a A it. WiskarlasJels X. sad W Nolelinewss... .. Wan sae omit te r eia. IS 685 fa a t - - t Modal may CM 1751 7.452 7.644 1 aksd iiii .- - ********* Me 419 MS 1,510 __ Val 1.133 7,44 Walk dims Job S. 111=1112ders Amam i* Wane .......... 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