The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-27 00:00:00

111 AlWet! 81.4111 ?JUDE .1317Y181) 37 ZILE 7211fCZ YflievtlaY 4rib* • itaWda eta; was held is Orr ells Cbmd ; nt. hasher Taastritex, Ore M.P. Or tie Towee Hamlo6, MO. The btalliag we reard is every purtor Mbar= berm bra brit forth im the moosisoment that Itriby,•ensered yooils los welly ta Lady If 'a ether at Stem la art wear attend. suel make • Onlmint dog Li* ettea;e boas a ousdints of slavery ad the Preach sattito.tu t 4 4:1 -6 4 e I au a 71, Is opening the procrilingi. f•hiof , f : 111 dam as. an *Meat linesman on the part of se ter.: newts, if rot a c mown umbrataMme mong thew, w revive • n a Ti• gigantic to .1* thee erer that slave trade ebi, b tw,f • *ivory ew •• was the &agrees of oar own counter. 7 1, .w0 law et the ailed States, deeper th• 'Tininess and 1.-ei nae at the free Siam of America, had moousced the:r detinute mem ..0 *tan :ins as that maim awe relate. and of Mipmng sieve. from the Abbott coast. Tha Fren mere • pa-tically ad- e m the same coarse, and our own West hate planter* were helpise to revive something dimly rea ambling the der trade. oitepben Be•kley wan introdseed and interrogated ty Mr. Tb mby, to reply to whore leading questions hr rove a very tatortating narrative, with much intelligence and tumor. An Oh °I truth -really prvaded hie remarkable awry, from whit h It appeared that vie van ban at Freetown, Sens Lime, his Utter ben • printer in premises! employ Mom, that ha wee, up to 14 years of age, a Fatal in Ltdy Tionungoort's school; that, being offered the rtriitie of • trade or calling. he expiemd a darn to be tanght Brigs ti ;as 1 that he eat accordingly placed la board • Fremit teasel, ailed the hiatus, cammoded by one Captai• Claie Tame. Tate arse! appear to have bees sutra( the lc= • raver. On the comet at Liberia there wee ass plot a. oadJtitstion* with a wive chief ; and ga y Jterward• Beckley was taken from his Cahn at the brat end put to harder laborer of a totally different kind. Pro Uteri* ha was corral r • sire, sad la comply lALharay res. aorta, sad clillthet, all raves, to Cayenne. Tt.e boraces of the prop were web at we have rout strain and orals b deonipekm• of tbs Mee trade. At Cayenne Beth* ar takes cm roes sad erg to • planter, wh.,m he saved taree year,, working in des sneer phinumioss. He cour, in two of three occasion to moment bit pie, Mare to the gnearna.sat eclat, who told lam he could sot send him Leek to Sierra Loom without paying tr. yawner price that lad beta paid to lb. Captain. Be edgy was Ilmod f•r noise ta the governmental authority. and aka for attempting to seam • letter to Sierra Leone. At Met be es API, brims erred by the corain and cow of an Arne. rime brig, 100 nas:s'ive of Stephen Beckley wits followed by erosible trio the chairmen and metal gel:W.lll.n on the platiAln i and n wao tlaol , lll to tele mammon to bring under •he totlce p'rn'ca in power the sumo( things ind gated in the young Wen statement. FIRS AT TIIE LONDO,N BOCA'S --- .Yesterday morning the London Dock. wire tie scene .4 great excitement from the alarming interne sat a the had broken out in the brandy vault, at toe NVa; ping Biala, whi:h woes the *papas underground area i rend rag hem :be it , 00h cad of the east quay to the proof To. man the Shedwrll mac. and woo kno•n to cou•ain *time tionsan I. of cults of braciy. It appears that et tight o'clock toe vault we. op•,ei It. Wine s tow cooper. sad labourtra Itarit ine I - ) the aid of the approved spirit :amp. to axe at moat of the dock companies' spirit ••111te, which are invariably ant out kr air, fastened by a padlock. ro Met the dune cannot be reached racer ty frace tarsi the glee.. Tee that intimation of the tlre watt OW a low minutes afar alas, abmt an hour after the opt-wand the vault, by some lan , ureno who were rolling up cAnt• for deli very, one of whore *same that he eaw a sheet of fire sud denly start ham below a tier of casks some dietetic :Lon the mouth of the vault. Oa the alarm b, in; given the thins =erred alespide the quay. adjoinuis were at ens hauled off the vase of immediate danger, the delivery losp-holos of the vault closed tage:ast the air, and the coral anya ft Ate for. In a very *hoes tine tea eiropit.y arenas were recruited f n m hop-bt.tet and II eticlose•equare, to the nuarter of cane. Of them, boaever. but few were available, the t•ermaity orturteg in a epoe so confined as to be very crifliaart of stem. ill fact, the await care was superabuodaat from all wieners, and unfortunately many of the volunteers, who, will the brigade area, Level then way iblough the carp. math of the vault towards the mom, suffered a Weer' kena:ty fur their zeal. At out time there were no few than of firmest sad amlataate lyiag inmars - b.e won the quay, having teou forturietely hauled op ly roma trona the entrence to the vault, to wlirth they had mode their way heck, fatting. !postal We,. I..,ras of to the empanel. receiving haw.es, op quietly lifeless. The 1 . 04 'oohed nada the fratora , liera of etyma] sesdkal geatlemea, who were eaely sad most solicitous in their attentions. Abut twee,* the danger frost. the fire appeared to be a• as sad, having he.. contlord to the stcne vault to winch i• began. The wean or extent of the ler...rige is net yet &Keret:Abbr, as so isms was men ; by those m atted vtti the hone it Weald that dee teaks of spirit .err sot Lraited, but wetly the itereast whisk le syreed in thick layers oa the d of the vault. Oa the other low: :we than forty c orbs • f Mandy met bate hems 104. f hewever, the malt was U.S adi for explora'i. n. The most eon... c dimity le the dealt, by drowtoog la thv 4 - ea, of a poor Who who aehisedy sapped from cue t f the d .ate, sad who.* lids was Ineweerrehle 'Maths body wes nand. °mu r Nil AND LOU OPLIP3 AT JLITARIOOL Yesterday afternoon saw of the most extensive Ira which bins crooned b Denton! for • greet may pea took phi, at toe meth dad of tbo own. The sores tat the eiaetsr ma the massive ranee of building. !Lowe .. tee North Iboa Lea NW.. sod kneed, • colas fa t..ry. The flot, sco,rotoe re the mat Mates authority at preieut attmable, was hest Marred, about la meat.. to two, ha was out of • w *am is pecalmity to the ea:in.-rota, wash is ettalted to be ealbtireet ead of the tr:diLier, balm thy Lnesehla sad Tanabe Use of railway. sr.d relater par Wel with fir , trodaryearbet too IT-ea.:ow. At lam lane eta Ore was di•omered the mill was at wurk, and overyttooir apyrttiontar t. as alarm we dose ia azkr apnea. Ilia. to • ht. dratea• pomace rf the habit, tf the damn. bhtle tkt. Iv. vise ne the do seeds Ima Ytt. Mast part • of tin t ras as. &mein( sad taking op soltable postiom in or ay to , troetate •ith a• roach eat: as panty up a thoa agleam .rand. a all stanipta to sem the meta wawa of the rout were son ~tee mar to the nipteity with who.* it. eta trawl:rd. The !apply of nest, r wee ply Lt.feale se the renal r ie. ',ail the ~ton end of the butltuar, hat water wit of so un, the dui a ainsatue earl taming ea every btolt %LI- ebiee!. A• ab “ut hat- i,tet , wo the tows b r ram way ma • fatal crab, sae tt• lam s. r a weary. csatthiony, to . wraith tame dews. Sado eatil• Of tb• .stall traumata to the Deighburhood o amt anitimeathy. The atioosptiers, too sous bream •11,tueti —Mad sib spnlts rained by the WWI dehra—the air tree more int. Es• w hey Ir um • femme the that of • inat• wises day." ll:.ortty aft-t, tee. rneekabr Isere iron' Aron!. btoossoli, sad the tette mow beams me al lama magmata, the lames cornier an area as lam as that 0.111.40.1 by the Larpo ii Ent:hare, aat Mem meatier :o the height of 101 tat All new was t, a, and Ito tlf rte the dot beards were cabled eaclairsly to as adjGbartir store, abets, a.. , A t ttb• the dreaccsr,d it is matted that there were rewards of 184 workers is the math bat ferias ro the auraareas amass of *grew, wl of thaw , with the gawp oa of ma oe sIiVIIS. Them warm hose rer, to tha part of the balding, two am sal a woman angered. aho as toe fire mewl& espial, all cams of neaps were cat tq sad they WV. bilkd to julep from • heifer. of six risme. I hi. Ina dot.. DIV, so Mg a eapseted, with the it as of el the three her. One of the atm. sweet Edward Jots. was the spar. while Farah Foley sad Ttormis S;dtios wave in tearforry rrelni that tee) dad on their way r . o the Northers limprosi. Three oe four o th er peops ars mimed, Mal be fa a prierannias suits at ths hospital. The euurho• of progefty thre , roy.d u =meals ; sat it fe estimated that item we. show , loo.ooof. of redo , e in the mills at the trate of tb• Sr.', The mills wore form-sly r aoed by Me, Martial. loft match they reale into the hect's of•:.r- Istrerpoul North Shore Ito, Mal Cutapmy, who sorted them Wight sad day iralaaar iwerasiesion. the build:age defrayed wire ooroparstirely hew. ari they were only snorted .twat doe years ago oa th• ore of ea *s ummer cuttra tactey, whelk shared the Same 1.4 4611 fta 1 b toil!e were win to be folly Jenson in the West of Harlan 1 limiateacs Comway end &vast ober otbuo, but !rho titiot menet of prupery, te., drowned, caissot le se i-wytiusral entil • fall at is isseitated. THE LATE FIRE IN CHEAPSIDE. TO THII an Toa or TVS TXTREn. - - Ste,—We lawn from the Directors of the Korai 8 o sty foe the Pmtection of Life from Fite that they sre.de ores, of sa.einoing • rei ly discovered fire-protif copper Ross. , to of Melt 8•• recepoi, geoid% it has been publicly teeied will render t'ieoi inihetecs. io Ere; that nothing prevent& es unite rte iedorciisi boc it...experts ; their ificome le salSoiest for all airiest ex!en-r., bu• :bey tea attempting the eats Won whim's epeciel re. Opts. They hive sow (a. are happy is lions) N st sad shoat Dodos. este ht. advb eii night by • rooductor sad sae of them firs roc -p-4. The lost coo o, pro:i ell these with this desirable le mites will he foOlif , and wc I,t it .troaaly to our fellow-chi sels whether iv the pi...est to it.esst, wilco a moat 011.11.14• satostropbs hie bees sewed is oar very saw by to. aecisty's arnietreneeste, we caws at nod enable ths osstW. sew whose quietly sad illeirinevettedly have bees previdiss mod pallowtag duos to wiS teal inventioa wittiutit liatorr sowisty auk Put. Cosa4belows for the purpose will be reoirsid by the hossersr, C. J. BOWS, iq., Park-iwert, Southwark. or to t i o am mo of the strew,* to the Beak of Eagastil.— We are, la, NGONNIUS PENNING. thputy. IMO ASHLEY, sad Co. M ..... arMlat 65, Cheesed, imam HANCOCK, 16, twilit,. The Nert/tern Emirs says whales have recently appeerv4 in considerable numbers dens Oa nude, iwworn- Lry Pesaind TILE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1869. &SPORT WO. GOODWOOD RACEB—TutsDA T. Ti. veserieg wee leaugusatel with its wonted simmea. Ti. "gar upset .as ample. and See racing was marred thdllehth ii Si. higlmet manta's@ to persona engaged Ti.met pmaalae. aseemb:see of compile,' comprise! a Loge amber of the aristocracy many of whom are 'cloying' the beepimleie. of Oaderood Nouse ; but of specrom out side the greed stead the show era somewhat meaty. Ti. weather was deliglithil, sca-cely a cloud otesired the bright Use sky, so d the warm atmosphere was ever s>sue pismantfy tempered by a re keildes beam. Te add to the gaii,ty and picturaluy etresseem ef mar, teasers biwily engaged themes-Arida whkilt heed tee road toil s oxine. mad the the olden visitant to the park arald seared, F= al a• early • courissamwent el the keened in Seam rem several lads she core had new 'rep t/ sad only stubble was noble. The 1,,,k-makers ezpmb rimmed no unprofitable day; for ,hoogh cowls famed= wow, yet the handicap events lett balances en tee right side of their books; Clydesdale. who wee backed heavily he ism year's Two Thousand and Derby, had so limiest se import for the Craven Plate that he was made fret favenriati, but he ran a plow bone, and was beaten essily by Sur of the E lent , wet) had found few eupporters. The leer ie we the pro,rrety of Lied Chide& who purchased him of Mr. Dowse je.t prior to the naval Liverpool meeting. 6to I wee Wad es Thortsumby fee the Levant Stakes, and his perrimas were not one ay as to the cumin of their ven ture. Ti, hone weied until reaching the Grand Stand en- , deem whent Mown. out and liferail w ee as h e !ib i d. I After the race IS to I wee taken about him for the Derby. ! The Steward? Cup c sumanded a field of thirty-fair. sad furnished • rue ari teinatkatsle foe the closeness of its Amish se for its very pirturesqns effect. The tavourites were rig- Bally Maga ; The .dora tired at the end, and Grand Secret mewed to* slow ; Mud of Kent rim in hint throughout and woe by • heed, and in fact toe tlret four were so rime toge ther that until the smasher was di/played on the telegraph board the spartatcri were unable to dove:none the winner. Many parsons at the Lower end of the alttiOntf• &need that North Liacoht had boa successful, but he swerved fa the Let few strides. The performance of this horse was =extra ordinary one, sad mast re-mteblish his reputation, which had recently bees slightly damaged, for powering merit of the highest degree of etnallence, at least over a.hlet 0011fIlL The Cop le a rearm or cistern, In silver, pertly silt, the original is merielices, the work of Orasto Fontana, of Urbino, arias alost 1560. In the col.ectin of Alexander Barter. Bea. It eepported on a erntra, pillar and anteroom/sole feet adseued Inca rich wearilye foliage and beads of chimaera. In the interveriert 'paces in the were of the vim are three BOW haads, matt to high roast, from which hang bold fee- • Mews ef Sewers. The plain surfa<a o(iha vere are elaborately engraved with grotesque. in the at le of Giovanni di Udine; the cistern rests on • tit angular p lin th. Mee richly adorne d with arebseques. the deed silver surface. bile; relieved by! the rich gilding of the ornamenfal parts, by thee mama im parting a general rl7,ct of greet rut subdued riehases. It arse drawn by Ma-shall Wool. engraved by Herbert Perms; and manufactured by Mr. C. F. limos*, of Swop-street. The Oretwidte d'ains was scat Is • center by the fav,nirite, Meyoostee ; the secident to Aritmell, who was savaged by Chapelle', le deecribed in the 110:01111t of the race. Chartisr would etideacy be benefited by sea view with Mr. Rate,. Winne, a very tastily triad two-yr old. woe the Hun Stake. in a caster. Toes Ittorlfse. who wee perehased by Lord Ci,oarrow fir upwards of 70W. at Lord Derby's sale lest year, tad to-dry made his *hat a a the tart, was escood. The racing e ewe off as under. • • .. T. CILATIA STALKS (liandlOsp) of 6 more. osclt, with SO Ws& Oar auto soda quarter. (16 pubs.) Lei orels4 mar of too Cut. e 1 Chaotkiotr. 4 yrs. M. YRoly) I Mr. G. losolion Ctsook•lo.s. 4 In. :st lr. Adams/ I 14. M • mbar. 4 yr., sr. 4lb ... The aloo ram.—Taws Doer, Brtfoy Tenet, Artlosso, hOos. ',tory, OlytupAs, Dow*, Cloyloso, and 111 g 6 too aint Clyindele, 5 to 1 ant Tenet, 8 to 1 soot Wrestler, Ito met Star of the goat. At stoat a dLeanoe from hone Ste, of tte plant to the front, fol k.wod by Cl,dexu!... and won by a 'stet, the noted Looting the third by three leorhe; clew of theta Lottery aid Highden wen tour•li and bfrb. aide by ode; faqirs, who ran ell over the ro,ree et the tit teh. was oast. SWIIEPSTA IL* or It) • !VA. rash, for 2-yr-olde and np weeds. Tlue winner to Le sold for 300 goys. If &mouth& &c. Half-a•wdle. vibe.) )tr. J. Darr W•arn:a. by Ortmrdo. 2 ITS. 64 (Srsyl I Mr. Orymaor. Wawa. 0 yr., not limardo Mr. 3 eetS.. a L06r4.1.4 krt. met .......... Mr. 811.11•Ietie. Irr,lr.r. 4 mr. 04 . _lB. 0=40 4 Mr. 0. Mamkorr's • &gra. .n. (W. rand 6 Jots'. Kamm°. 2 yr.. no: ferheehewt 6 Boat* : 2to 1 eg.t lots'.. 3to 1 are negate, 6to 1 Mel Xtifiald. 7to 1 are Levet-.n. After soma delay, eternal by the fiat:Wowing 4. Vrawit, Wean, and De aner, hfan:a g away in front, limb Enfield sad Fravula text, travu!a beets; tie Net ut It out rotta the Stand, and wlulat by a length rod a Lea ; Lid Ciird. The trusser Tao Lava/it STA KG of 5%) Oath. 30(t, for 2-vr oLle; colts, fief 71b; ILLea, &t orb. Correia paialtise. The woad to saw* his .take. (13 au , ...) Mr. J. Mom'. :Unwary. by Xellobbar w Wisdbogral. , 4101 b dee .. s•• .cu .... .... Usborar) 1 Mr. I. ikpolio.in7ll. Nimbi lbweia. art Jh ..... - UL .tlll l :4 3 2 Bate( . 3tol ea Tasrosed.y. Avila sad tow& Tea to frost to lb* Stead rails, whoa Tbanaaaby emu out and won by foss lanylis. three heaths balsam the woad sad third. Toe STIWAkDa . CUP (1 1 / 1 1111Elp) vela. 300 eon., by subscription of 10 ans. sorb, with 100 added. Tbe surplus' to be psid to the wiener sa spode. T.T.C. (71 subs) unserhowalgaie artist. by Cbatbas, 4 yr..6allb4J. erl I Mr. Swab* Mobtobaj..• time Peter nab. 741.1b...tritthburb bi Mr. • 111111 mer haft. t rbk st Ti. ..... Hottoroi 'Won 09FOdiliki • Nona t001... 3 P•. s P. OsOoroor row big aloe rim .—Zsyder Zr., Liutl. Gerard, Mb. do Chaatiliy, Mug at Arse, Olurowawoo, Tboodora, Highwayeass, Johneca, Tolls/ht. Ravers, Wrestler, St. Clartabb, Tbe Clean! Secret, Hal o' riches. lire. Stowe, Newatead,e by Colusgered—Sseor, e by The Flying Dutch mau—Barba, Assetto, Lerd of the Mbane. Cr ntbi• The Dnue, Pasiora, Pi... Leos, Lily Prig, 11 ous.....ese, Wood burr, ll:stiffener*, B.rdioit, Jusio. " _ Nieneete was rack out at 1.31 p to. Bettlei: 6 to 1 au ast Theodora and Greed Sara, 10 ter 1 sea Mall el Kea 11 to 1 spa Ps..does. 100 to 7 apt Ledy Pe01,15 to IOK air Trettight 040111.10.114 20 1 to 1 sal west Lord et the flaw r end Moatebello. 21 to 1 rack spe North Wools. Newetsed. sad Kilo de Chastilly, 33 le 1 sea set Kra at ATOO. Aar trio, ad Penalty. After seems *ll. Way, the dag wee dropped to a pretty fur car, %Ada Rat—rho rr began" a the laid., but who s tee oreerd te to. whip had. • irbotn, however.. harer'etieg ash aria, to the rsee—urads play, daily atteaded by Lady Peal, Nouteb vyingly, Kruk Limas, sed seve ral others, whore re.stive postwar it was nasal& to do torates owing to the aspect order is wtkk they res. At abut • distal» from boar Lady Peal wes biota sad North Lincohs, Teri elr, sad Montebello were LW is pur.ui ut tha NW of Neat. tte &rues Morse loOrlue so Lwzaiisb'a se OW. ttJair et rho read, bur swery tie in do: 10. few strides. Maid of Kell woo by • hard, wont • head eziy sepera•et tail woad from eke thud, and the tt2rd from the tuo.a. h; Twilight was e'oee.up, Wren'''. Lord of Lorre, sad Thal re tat. Zoyder 7" boom was atoolittd lens reatharg the mud, sad did twit pia the put Ira Ofthrwit•pts lITA TA of 10) boa such, hA, for &Its, lit 10th; h lea. est Sio ; for now 1-yr-ela. Cetera allowseses. The second a, receive 240 soya, sad the third to ewe Wawa. Mile al a bolt (31 ) Os. w. ta. A Crawtsai asiesawa ti Twletar,e, Tot Utt? - 1 Mr. W. se'• adbisen. (14 .. . . .... (A. Day) Mi. Marna. Sal duhausrel. St d T. i!,14 _ Mr. J /kW. Amgen, ere r• ... 0a.....••• • ter. VI. t t cm,••• • .:••••9•:. Iw.W, • yd Inswere •11 LAI • Sl.t 3.3 ltOwuli 0 Bunting 2t.1 on Mayoneiar, 6t. 1 aget . ffehists, 100 to 16 apt Bsruise of Lacknow. Masts.** wetsd apes teitt.o• whs wee feadtan, and the A. Ton Late It my, to the ihied. WIMP she come oat, and woo la a cattif by • length and a holt. the second bwling tto third by • length ; bad f meth. Chaprbeir was palled op and cid not ;au this pow. On deseendisie the bi,t Chapeher dale imet-oenntleed at Aidtwell, who woe riding the H.roine of Lockootr, wind him by Who ke, aed dragged btu off. A.broall'a lee wan esenowbas weave. Iseerated. Tee mere, riferless, foillosed the Mews pew the stoning choir. Tn. Mall Stat. sot 10U son. each. hf, for colts, net INN aid 11l ee 8.17i1. (2-yrolds). Certain allosanee.. Thee to mites 100 soca. out of the states. T.T.O. (17 Ms. W.lt hashed. VW . ..ft by the Tying Detneoss.S4l'llt . . tort elm gown Tem lloslue.l3.t . AA.Aeme) 2 Lied Miaow •b r akklowsli eat . 0 142te. . 41 , 131ausual 3 reirllme ll44l =ty p eArZflanosi aloe: 4 00 6 &taw • 6 to 3 art Wises, 7 to 2 art Tom B 'whoa, 4 tol eget Tow de Force on: , 6to 1 .g. - the Btiberr col,. Whites mob the man as sari best TOW &Mite, whfimado Lie tied oppomte thn *tend, bye tenth ; three Incise be tween the mead end shod. - flm POCNO• aidet to a Sweepstake' of 5 sm. eoch for 11-yr-eide ra4 siptrar.fa. The wiener to be sold for 100/. Last mils. (6 sobs) _ r. T. Dair.aio Gs, iarot. 3 7 . r , r . .94113 lBareeki I Hr. Orawilei Harry *tarley 3 $ 1 91, (Flatraan, 3 Mr. Mena • Hallam* 3 yr*. .. . llordaanu 3 &War : bto 2 v4ch .gar CiAyla-• aid Burr Stataey ; to 1 apt 11414, d. Won by three Itaitis; saam disuisce tetnees the woad and third. € writs/az u of MI sore. sock, b Irt, fir colts, Set 71b; tit me, 8.1210 (4-yr•ulds',. lite seeded to sir, bis stake. fate-et i• Pla , o cur (3 ogles 3 fur. 97 yds ) (ti subs.) Led Giessuo*. To., eh. M Losgbm lit . I thler.,:c. 1 M. Homo • 03 &wad is Mr.?. IV Mu. Wad. hi :lb ‘lll34= EPtting 3tol on To: yhltite. 13.tatd mode owe rf the raouins , the fay swim weitod to atou• t t. holt iiktaate whoa took the lead, sod woe ht • doter by half knob: T bowies tile wad ea Gaol. TEST BETTING ON THE COVES& GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 3 opt Lifeboat (.114) •be 1 Qom Bret) 7 to 1 Blot Jacket (I) le to 1 Geepord (oil) Very little be ilp. The Cup Lot meanest& DERBY. 15 la 1 .4;7 7:rw ashy (t) TO to 1 Wiai• a (t) 20 to 1 awn (t) 33 to 1 Broth., ro Rainbow (t) 33 to 1 Loootet (talt• 40 to 1) 100t1 to 16 ktattawbutio GOODWOOD STAIWI BCDATCHlNGS.—lianwiflee, Ce unle. no, Venn , Scribbler, Lord Nelson, Moustena Nit , - seen Goonwoort Cyr Sciutrcointas.—Snuaterrer, Eclipse, Bleacies o Mad Mir, Des Mks, Clacinasti, °swear, Mount/du Ni.o PSINCE or WALLS lACXT CLUB. The second race of the season of the Prince of Wale. Yacht Club came off yestsiday, sad wee seamotened by the Oiled (Captain Wheeler), with a faahlonabb party on board. The suns. were : Mlatitme. YeeliM. Tom. Omura i WOO Wave Waft Mr.& eadletr. O R. Nevem. _.: tt a = 10 J. .1411111. Thie - iiirossamodces, Mr. Kimble., ... s for the des, and the vesalle shorted from Erith at 12/.llllmin., with a Egli keens trees W.1 1 .1,W. Tee Heidi. ImeserMitaly took the lead, width she sever afterwards kendled. The Emily was sett sway, tell wean to the others at reitfara, bu t became mooed again at Oreeohithe. The three lama hosts riled uncommonly well all the way, sad at melba et the Chapman Heed there was only 10t minutes behmea the Held* the first boat, end the Midge, tho het. The dos al coming in M Erith was is. a wadareci .... ............ . „ ......... ........ : 1 • 30 = ... .... ........... 0 • •Sembii; eis., had[ Ziiii;i: pa as k "ii. Heidi., Ida was greatly the farad% Wen She OM peas —value 211. given by tha dub, by lei wk. is sem, and dr Wild Wave won a 12 guinea prisepresuesl by the reer-eteareviore, by 1 min. 25 sea. The LAN b a print model. built only a month ago by Hatcher. el Ilsollmoptee, with fins new mils by Scow.), of hoothateptee. Tr Wild Wave was built in February, by Inridge, of Lintehouss, and her sails are by lepthorne. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, JULY 26. SIGNAL Liorra.—ln accordance with instrucuons from the Admiralty, • sorbs of interesting experiments were refried oat this day at the steam factory department of Wool wich dockyard, in the memos of atunerone officers of the sommi departments of the atablishnernt, and of various breeding et the service, for the purpose of tooting the efficiency of a esiegraphic rival light, bested by air. Ward, an Asseriess, sad intended for the tranerniesion oflnceserree or orders, either by officers of aa army in the field, or the vowels of • fleet. The telegraph consists of finial Lamps arranged in We form of a diamond, and each letter of the alphabet is repre sented by the exhibition of a red or white star at, a cumin point of the diamond, sea indicated by a code of instruction,, which must of cause be understood by the party reserving the message. Two of these Miegraphe dam wetted, and ! notwithstanding the disadvantage of daylight several neee sips were transmitted by the investor, and the reisipt iamantly acknowledged with the utmost hicLity. Mr. Rob son, of the Ammunition Laboratoey, Raft Greenwich, has, In conjunction with Mr. &mon Holland, Admiralty dranghte rose, ureented a new system of military and naval signals, which are shortly to be ilea stibjeet of experimente. CHATHAM, luxe 26. In accordance with Admiralty orders received by Captain G. Goldsmith C. 8., the following promotions leave been made in this dockyard :—Mr. R. Dunn, weasusx at this dockyard, to be foremse at fihreersees; Mr. J. Wataos, leading measurer at Portsmouth, to be brume at this dock yard ; Mr. T. Scott, inspector at this mitablishmeet, to be foreman at Devontaot dockyard; Mr. 8. Vine, first-clue drauphtsman at Devonport, to be foremen at this yard; Mr. W. Bamoott, layer at Devonport, to be foreman of rope makers at this establishment. PORTSMOIJTH, JULY 26. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort embarked cm board the Victoria and Albert stem yacht, Captain the Hon. Joseph Denman, on Monday morning, at a quarter past eight o'clock, and proceeded to the wmtward to visit Portland, and returned to Osborne in the evening. The Neptune, 91, screw, Captain Sir William Hosts, Bart., got under weigh from Spitheed cm Monday evening, and made • trial of her speed in running the crammed wile in Stokes Bay. She realised more then twelve knots. To-day she swung her compasses for approval. The Repel Albert, 121, screw, Captain Edward B. Rice, bearing the Sag of Rear-Admiral Btr Charles Howe Fre mantle, K.C.B. ; Hero, 91, wow, Captain George H. Sey mour, C.D.; James Watt, 91, screw, Captain Halliard Codd ; Algiers, 91, screw, Captain George W. O'Cillashun ; Emerald, 61, screw, Captain Arthur Cumming• Flying Fisk, 6, emow, Commander Charles W. Hope, sad Pioneer, 6, screw, Commander Hugh O'Reilly, armed at Spitheed this forenoon, trio Portland. They hove in sight off the part this morning a little alter eight o'clock, under all piton sell, bat did not get to the anchorage at Bpooeed until nett pest three o'clock in the afternoon, on account of the wind and tide being against them. WAR -OFFICE, JULY 2&—Commiestaikt Depart smat.—Depery Aseismat Cosamiasary-Grueral Mantald art& Coiguturtua has bar pormitkld to main Ma tom -Ossatte. FLOGGING IN THE ARMY. TO Till ZDITOII OP Till eeem• to be generally admitted that *sew la • difllathy in making up the full complement of our navy, army, and even the militia. To rate, who reed*s naval and military intelligence, this ie no matter of surprise, fur Islay scarody a week lames that I do not read socounta of men being sweeraly dogged for trivial offence., and in them =education and civilisation, it isnot likely that men of cannon untie and manly feeling 11111 eater a pee ving whore violence of language to often used by superior odours (and If accounts be true by the Commander-iu-Ctirt himself), and where a hasty or inennetderete word V construed se mutiny, and renders the person Runty of it liable to the toenail and degrad ding pueishmeat of flogging. Why the have even taken to dog in the 'ethos :velment', and the idiots at the Horn Guards who allow this turn up their eyes in as tosi.htuent that volunteers do tort rush into the rank.. It is tame some liberal members of the Ileum of Commons should teach them tuart.n. is a little common sew, and that dogging is s punishment only to be resorted to in extreme eatec—l am, &c., HUYANITAS. IIL4LTII OF LONDON. The weekly return of births and deaths in London, OEO4 by authority of the Registrar-General, elates that the return. for the week that ended last Saturday show • further and rather formidable rooms' of the deaths in London. The weekly number was below a thousand in Jain, till near the end of the meth; It tbm rr so shove • thousand ; m tae first week of July it was 1,236, in the f,l - week the number was 1,400, and last week it tom to 1,606. The mean temperature of the air in Jane was 81.4 deg.; in three weeks of July it has been 69.1 deg. As foe cream in the heat of nearly 8 deg., acting in connexion ai h other eireumatmeoce that are necierwerily untavourable to health, has been &needed by an focreate of 6001 s the/di:ohs. I a the ten years 1849-58, the avenge number of deaths in the weeks correeponding with lest week was 1,061; but as the deaths included is the gement return occurred in a population which has increased, they can only be competed with the oversee retired in proportion to the in creme, namely, with 1,170. The thank of the etmparirion is unusually unfavourable, ke regards the preterit time, for the 1,806 deaths of last week exoreded by 435 the number which toe average rate of mortality would have produced. Oa referring to the tallied of death the theisw is found under diarrhoea, tile deaths from who h rose last week to 415, a another which is touch greater thou that of any week in previous years. The leverage slumber in emrespeerliar weeks of 1849-68 (corrected for Menai. of population) le 1011; the bombers previously ranged from 61 In the year 186 t, to 209 in 1807. It is important to remark that the conthlo - nt was far more fetal but week in the east district., particulariy Shore ditch, BetnoM-green, 1111 e-end, than in the roper metro poiren divisions. Of the 416 deaths from diarrhea., 153 occurred in the east districts, although they CIPIEVIISe little more than • tifth part of the populai ion of London. The dimes, wee also fatal in Kentish Town, where no km than 16 deaths occurre I from it. A large majority of the fond ream, as was shown in former returns, are amosget infanta, 381 out of the whole number in the present priers having occurred to chrldren who were nut two years old. Of the renielnieg 31. ton eccurre4 to children more advancer', only 4 between the ages of 10 and 60 year., and' 0 at 80 yen. and upward/. Babes the deaths from doe:Those, 39 were re turned as ceased by cholera, " choleraic diarrhea.," /c.f., 9 of which ware the deaths of adults. ScarLariee wee fetal in 48 wee, diphtheria fn 8. Four deaths were recorded In the previous week se the te nth of the ueueual hest; last week 8 of • tile desonpilea wem rettuned. I..;;otsTselt ;he births of BM boys and 748 011, ill all 1,603 children, were reopetered is Lowden. Is the us cotroeyond taw weeks of the yams 1840-6 t the avenge samba was 1,491. ... . . . At the Royal Oirervatory, Greenwich, the roma Might of the barometer is the week wee 29 766 is. The !mad tem pera•ure was 69 des , which la 7 , 4 dee. above the eremite of the same seek is 43 pare (se determined by Mr. (thusher). TS. NM daily iatoperat UM woe ab We, the aver..se on every day except Saturday ; sod as Sunday and Mmiday the es cam woe shoat 12 dig. On Monday the thermometer is the shade reached 93 dee., and in the non 1151 nes. Oa tbi. Wale day the thermometer in the sheds fell to MI deg, the lowest point in the week. The entire range of temparatilm of that day, and also of the we. k, wee 361 des. The mean tempersture of the seat of toe Thawed was 73.9 deg., or nearly 4 deg. above that of the air. The wind wee gsserally Is the enath-west. Rain fell to the amount of 215 is., mere then ban at it an Thumb,. TEE GREENLAND FIeUBRY.—PETERHEAD, JULY 24.—The Elyse, Caron Rtepiten, arrived hare to-Ray from Greetdend, reports the followorta venal.:—A.. Dee, 6,009 Kele, I flab, 80 tuns; Brilliant, clean; Debit; clean; Intrepid, 900.e.1 ., 14 tuna; Kee, clean ; Maziathlea, 45 tuna; North of Beetleattl, 60 tuna; Queen, 60 tone; Rene• laden, doss; Zaathu., 600 nap Jana; later p Mae (uf Fraearbutf), 25 tune; Milecle (of Freseebure, MO mak ; Jean (IA .o(istes), 1,000 1 bib, 113202 OP TEE HAZE AND SILISTILL CONSTANTINOPLE, JOLT l& About area years ago three large screw steamers were belktr the Takla government, in the Clyde. Them were the lere, the SWAN mid the )(Idaho, For KIM Um pest them and other government steamers have been let to a company for the conveyance of goods end paseagers, but with very questionable benefit to the finances of the state, whatever may have been the result es regards the managers of the company and the authorities at the Ad miralty. Intelligence has now been received of the total loes of the Ears and Miami% the detail* publlabed by the Constantinople journals respectleg dm latter being so re volting that they cannot fall to create a sensation in Europe, end to deter, for years to come, Europeans from delis( their lives or property on board Turkish steamers. The ist ootnpetenee and apathy of the captain and orew, who were in the Turkish naval service, ma the bestiality and same character of the Turkish peasengers, nbiedy pilgrim', call for moms serious interference, if proved, on the pert of the European powers. A country in whirls' s& things can exist is unfit to be coosidered se forming pert of the comity of nations, and unless the government ten and will put an end to such a Mate of things the wooer it b transferred to • stronger power, and the heritage of Use sick man divided, the better. The Kars, it appear', left Alexandria on the 23rd el May, with more than 300 wimples, and baa not since been heard of. But between Damietta and El Arish a boat haa been found with a small flag Man ibed Kars, and several dead bo dies, so that a total loss is famed. It waa, however, stated a few days ainee that she had reached Cyproa, bat this needs confirmation. The Silistria, on it. °alined voyage, had acquired an unenviable notoriety, a young Rosie* passenger having made his escape from her at Beyront, through the interfe rence of the Rosa= consul, having been subjected to most bestial violence on the part of the captain and his crew. The Safari* left Aluandriafor Constantinople on the 231 of Inas, with about 350 persona on hoard. The met day, about noon, a loud crash was heard among the timbers of the ship, and the engine stopped. It was shortly set in motiqn again, by whose orders is not known, and the crash wessmain heard, the screw was broken, sad the water was entering the hold rapidly. The bed condition of the machinery had been entsrktd on at Alexandria, and eves, it is raid, at Constan tinople, where the oplaisers formerly employed in the Kars left her. For as low welkin was done towards stopping the leek, but at last a Remiss meager as board roads hie way to the hole and attempted to stop It with tarred hemp, which probe* prevented the ship from sinking tepidly, The captain embraced him when he came on deck, and re. lapsed into his former state of bewildered incompetence. The same 'spines' found the tap of a bilge pump, but there wee no hose, and it was consequently useless--ice fact, with the Gumption of a pump on deck, out of order, no means existed of clearing the ship of water, and they had to take off the after skylight end empty, or try to empty, the cabins by buckets. Not a soul of the mew or Turkish paseengera affaded the least assistance, and the pump was manned and the buckets worked by the European passenger* and 28 Austrian sailors who were on board. The crow refusing to work, there were two few to keep the water under, and it soon began to enter at the stern ports. An unsuccessful 'Unapt was made to stop the leak by passing a tarpaulin under the keel, and the eeptain at last consented to throw over part of his cargo and coals. The danger Decease mote and mete evident, and then the Turkish peonage's, in a paroxysm of stupid fanaticism apparently, rose on the Earopeans and threatened them with their pistols end daggers if they attempted to speak to the I captain. The night of the 25th was employed in Ineessamt labour as regard. the Europeans, while the Tnritiah crew also ow the deck. Oa the morning of the 26th aa Egyptian government brig laden with wood, commanded by Reis Ibrahim, hove in sight, bound for Alexandria. The captain of the Silistria sent on board offering hint an indemnity if he would abandon his cargo sad take the passengers of the steamer on board, and endeaveur to tow her in to Alexandria. The Egyptian would do nothing, except oast them a tow rope, having pro bably little faith in the promises of the respectable Mustafa Bey. This iadividnal did not even know where he we., for there wee so chronometer on board, not even a sextant, and only one compass. He marched about with a pistol la each hand, threatening all who approached the boats which he had towered and guarded by marine/. About five in the evening the women were at length allowed to go on bond the brig, and in the course of the night Bald Nobs, the Turkish Commissary at Djeddsh, followed with his mite, carefully removing all his effects, including a water melon, but the three boats which conveyed him did not return to the steamer. The captain of the brig mill refused to abandon hie cargo, and finally cut the tow rope, going off with the boats, and leaving the Maria to her fate. Then came a horrible scene of pillage and violence, the Turks plundering the baggage of the Europeans, in which they were joined by the crew, And a regular saturnalia ensued. They then seisid the sole remaining boat, throwing into the sea the Europeans who attempted to embark, end cutting off the head of a young Austrian with an axe, in the melee, On the 27th the wake had reached the bulwarks, and theworkers were exhausted. Happily the Egyptian brig reap pawed, the boars canoe back, and a mem piper ocnn menced, but the freedom Turkish passengers opposed (very attempt on the part of the Europeans to save those who were exhausted by the labour at the pumps. Shortly after, the Silistria went down, with 77 mesons= board, the brig carry ing into Alexandria 273 pteseerere and sailors, the Europeans being exposed during the purge to the violence and brutality of the Turks. A commission of inquiry has been opened at Alexandria ea to the muses which led to this disaster, which will leave on the minds of all to whom the mails become known, en impression which the Turks will do well to endeavour to remove by serious reforms. A corn. mission is appointed Lure elm, and on the arrival of the survivors an inquiry will be held, the preceding account com ing from Egypt, and if through a Greek source, as is pro bable, the Turks justly observe that it needs some confirma tion. The electric csble is laid between ChM and Smyrna, about thirty miles on the Smyrna side being overland. A message we. received yesterday in about seventeen hours, and In about a month ft will be open to the public, and Smyrna, steer hutummable delays, will be in _eozontimication with all Europe. . _ _ The Sultan does not decide on his journey until Beturday week, the astrologers being probably responsible for the delay. The sovereign has risen to 164, having been u low u 156 within the last this. days. SUPPOSED MIDIDEE ON BOARD SHlP.—Advier a fr om B os ton, Jaly IS, say, "The United States cutter, William Appleton, Lieutenant-Commander Randolph, arrived at Key IN ere cm the 26. h ult., trout a cruise ro the south-eta cart of Florida. She brings the mate and two seamen of the echo. nee eisterprism, of New Orleans, loot on the Bth inst., on Hilaboro' inlet. The men are charged wleh the murder of Captain Morientes and the robbery of Lit Wants, and with runuiag the vessel on shore, after throw lag the captain oveibmrd. Thi y say the ovoid woe bound from Havana to Carthmereno, and that she au to brig, s cargo of Indiana, who were to he sold as slaves on their arrival at Hewing; that when off [filiation? Captain Mort imer accidentally fell overboard, and while they ware endea vouring to Moe him the schooner .truck ; that they, on finding the vessel would be a wreck, were obliged to abandon the cent. in so his fate; and that dier getting the moveables from the vessel on chore, they broke open the captain's track took the specie, and divided it equa ll y mesa them. A fterwards they launched the longboat, furnished her with s oail, pro visioned her, end set mail down the coast. At Jupiter heir they saw the United States 'chooser Delaware, sad were token on board. To Captain Owen they mid nothing about the robbery of the money, but told the moil of the captain's death and the vowel's lose. One of Captain Owen's crew discovered a belt heavily loaded with moory upon the ',trim of one of the men, and revealed the fact. They were not anted until Lieutenant Randolph came up with his cutter, when Captain Doane gave them into hie chirpy merrier two, who, fearing that they were inspected of arum, had at night taco their boat and made their make. There are semeral very suspicious cirasmuano,s about the affair, which bed the authorities hare to believe that murder u well as robbery his has maitted. Comarierkser Brown has bad as assminedom sod committed them for trial. I, , eutenant Readolph seerched the men after the street, and found over 1,000 dais., la gold secreted uses them. The two who escaped _hove goes op the west most, sad wEI no doubt be bresMuled, ea the cutter is es emir tweak." ROBBERY AT THE SCARBOROUGH MUBEUN.— Daring fluoday night, or early as Monday morning, the !kerb...suet Museum as. entered by thieve.' who took away all the valuable gel l and silver miss, Whin weeper.' set is gold and verbose stones, sad other arileles. Ore of the tympana wee shaped like s miens Jr chasm. The miss. leg coins Mande British edam of the time of Canute Herold 11., Envy 11. end II 1., • peas, of the time of Ed. ward the Black Prince, • g4d snored of the time of Ricked 111., • be 61. gold pawls, a 11. gold steer, • 10s. niece. and a aver ds., le. Id., sod la. phone; mew reels fromTaiga robe ; mom end lalf.arcrerms Wdliam sad Misty, ' Clams AN" said severel of the period of Carlo, lames, smith, Comm. nwealtb. The gold was tors away tem ems ult the scabbards of the swords, the matte only bawls. liii. ' Lab) itittlttgenct. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Joty 28. APPBALB. DlOlttflqyfell DrI.OICS. At half-put thr;;;O 7 clOC " k r the — feaseri -7 0 — g divorce one was bronght!hdore the house. kwaa n petition from Edward Dicionsoo, a Nugent is the RM. Kan India Company's Civil &nice, in the PAM Indite, 'riming that his marriage with Fisatietta Lordsa, his wife, might be dissolved on the mound of her adultery. No coped appeared for the peti tioner ; and the proceedings of the differnat courts in the Suet Inter having been gat in, The Lord Chancellor, in moving that the bill be read a second time, elated that, notwithstanding the establiehment of the Divorce Court, in which persona domiciled in Ragland might sue for dissolution of marriage, even where the adul tery was committed elsewhere, yet where, as in this case, all the parties raided odt of the jarisdielion et the English courts, it wee competent to them, and necessary, that they should prowled as before, by bill in parliament. In the pwat cam, the petitioner Dr. Dickinson, was ma , an the 9th of August, 1861, to Miss lienriela Louisa Hughes, at St. *Benue's Church, Hammersmith, In the county of Middlesex. In 1864 they west from Madras to Rangoon, whore Dr. Dick:neon filled the appointment of civil souneen. and at that time they bed one child. There wee great difficulty in getting a amiable house at Rangoon to acoommodate en English lady. and Dr. Dickinson and his wife went to reside temporarily at the house of Captain Henry Peach Keighly, then execative engineer of Rangoon, and a widower with seven children. Th lived there during the remainder of 1864 and part of 1865, during which time a second child was born According to the evidence, Dr. Dickinson wee kind and &freedmen, to hie wife, and also mode every effort to obtain a house for himself without success. In consequence of some &oust stances that came to his knowledge he was anxioue to remove from Captain Keighly's house, although be had no reason to believe that any impropriety had taboo place between him sad his wife. On the night of the 19th of Juno, 1855, he stated to hie one his intention to remove her from the boom of Captain Keithly, upon which she refused to go, saying that she loved Captain Keighly too well to leave him, and all his efforts to induce her to leave being in vain, he left with his surviving child and his servants, and never lived or cohabited with his wife afterwards. On his lesviog, Captain Eighty and Mrs. Dielloson proceeded to live together in adultery, which wart fully proved. Dr. Dickinson had ob tained a verdict and damages 7,000 rapes., which hod been paid in an action for ammul convereatitot, and a divorce I maul et thole is the Boelesinatical Court in Beogel. All these fees having been duly proved, the petitioner wea entitled to have the prayer of his bill granted. Tha bill was theorem(' a mooed time. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JILT 26. (Before Ur Judge Ordinary.) wrrunne C. CRONIN AND OILLESPIN.—VENDICT. This morning this cause wu resumed and coneladed, - iWe Jerzy finding a verdizt for the plaintiff, and thus establishing the will, - 11.16 — Lordabip decreed probate aocordiogly. DIMINS 0. DICKENII.-ADOLTKRY. This was a petition prammted by Mrs. Anna Delancey Dickens, sFs Weller, against her husband, Mr. Frederick Dickens, a clerk in the War-ounce. The parties were mar ried is the year 1848, Mira Weller being then 18 years of age, and her husband about 10 years older. The union wee not a hippy one, and in the year 1854 there WWI separation; bat afterwarde, by the desired the husband, cohabitation was re sumed. In April, 1867. Mrs. Dickens paid • visit to Jersey, end in the following October she went to live with her Mater, • Mrs. Thompeou, in the neighbourhood of Dorking. Whiles there a musical fete was got up on behalf of the Crimea soldiers. Mn. Dickens interested herself in the affair, and having meadow to go to the Red Lion Hotel for the porposs of making some arrangements, one of the servants let fell the remark that she bad been there before with Mr. Dickens. TM. roused her suspicions, and having Mead bee husband with infidelity, hie bslaviour strengthened the doubta she hed entertained. She afterwards learned that on Saturday, Ms 26th of April, 1857, whilst she one at Jersey, he had taloa, a young woman to the hotel, anti .pent that and the following day with her th ere. Mrs. Diana having dis covered this, left her husband, and she had sever lived with him since. A long e wreppoodence had followed, in the coarse of which the respondent expreered himself in very penitent terms, and implored Isla wife to return to him. Dr. Phillimore, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Amlend), on behalf of the petitioner, called the landlady of the hotel, end a gentleman and lady who had accompanied the respondent to Dorking on the occeeion, in April, 1857. Dr. Swabey (with whom wee Mr. Austin) contended that the offence had been condoned; for while rem Dickens hod undoubtedly broom, acquainted with her husband's cenduct in October, she had continued to live with him till the fol lowing month. The learned civilian celled Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dickens, who proved that the re spondent and his wife had stayed together at their home in Haveratock-hill for revival days in November, 1857 and that Mrs. Frederick Dickens left her husband there. TM learned Judge said that in order to establish the plea of condonation it was necessary to chow that the party for giving bad done so with a full knowledge of the offence. A wife was ant bona to quit her huetwod's house on the first suspicion she might entertain of his misconduct. The jury, wi.hont hesitation, found • verdict foe the petitioner on all the issues that had been raised. in, C. Cromwell pronounced for the separation. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCIL OXFORD CIRCUIT.--BTArroaD, JULY 16. CROWN roußT.—(B.fon Mr. Jaw. *lsl.) ._ _ THS OVTIIAOS OK A PBMALC AT TIPTON. The four young men whose trial, first (Ur the murder of I woman unknown, and then for e rope upon her, with great violence. were re-arraigned today. After Mr. Kennedy had addressed the jury in defence, his lordship summed op at great leagtb, ruling at the seas time that there was not sufficient evidence fora conviction egainot Canton and William Acton. These, therefore, the jury Acquitted, but returned a verdict of Guilty against the other four. His lordship, Paying that this was the moat dreadful and barbarous caw ha lia , l ever heard of, sentenced Watkins, Edward Acton, and Faraday, each to penal servitude fur the term of their natural lived, and Allen to five years' penal servitude. The piercing &bricks uttered by the parents of the young men fora lime occasioned the bostheas of both coasts to hs suspended. THE RN= AGAIN. Frederick Feraday, 22, a young wan wispeciably connected, visa tried teore Mr. Juettes Willa for stubbing a puboentan tintuid Bullock in two per , s of the body. It was shown thu there had been considerablo provocitior, and the defeat.. wae, that the knife had been drawn by toe prisoner to defend himself against the policeman's dog, which wee set upon him ; but the prowention maintained that the animal was muzzled. jurirertirtiod o verdict of Guilty, .ad tho priaona WI. outtoociad to six yews' pawl airvitude. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Duankm, JULY 26. (Before Mr. Baron Watson.) WITS KURDIR AT JARROW, John Shaft° ffathoo was indicted for the murder of his wife, Wiltbew. . . _ The prisoner not having retained counsel, hie lordship sea fined Mr. Price to &food ham. The Hon. A. Udell (vita whom am )lr. Fowler) stated the case for the pro earuton. Tte charge against the prisoner was that on Tuesday, the 19:h instant, ke murdetod his wife at Jarrow, under the sr cutestaneee which hare lone folly reported so remit ly in the hpreas that tt is mammary to meat them. The learned counsel repeated stveralatatentents ravish? , theptianner, to the elect that be committed the deed when Me wife was sleeping. That his wife had leen an talc woman, and it was apes bar uond that I was about to do this melt ato. At two o'clock I made up my miad to do the job, and as tour streek I did it. I was jealous of her." A written statement to a similar ofbet woo also referred to. - _ . sirseesre Prov;d the can am derailed by counsel fa the prosecution. Mr. Prke, in addrereng the jury for the pflPol2Bl . , urged that be urea not m that healthy tote 01 mind, 'teen he coal mittel the deed, to be neponsurle for the eat and to know its nature, His lonlptiip was summing ap when our dempatoh left. The prisoner was very little affected throughout the trial. ------ - THII POLICH COURTS. SOUTHWARK, Yesterday afternoon Mr. Combs, delivered hie judgment in • eau of ante impotence to the prnpietors of oinalbuem attending the railway atstiims la and &lout the inetmpolie. Last week Jan Buteher , the driver of one of Mr. Ri chards's City Atlas etunibtasa was summoned by the South Ewers Railway Compsny for 01114111 g ma obstructioe on their Melte. at the London-bridge Terminus, and ref usliag to leave when requested by one of the officers in the employ of the company. Mr. Rees, the solicitor of the letter, attended to prorocu'e. It appeared that about 8 o'clock in the evening of the leak inst. the defendant drove his omnibus inside the com pany's property, sad drew up opposite the doors of the Dover entrance at the time trains were about starting. He caused considerable code/don, end refused to leave when desired. For the detente it was °untended that the defendant had set down a mutter of passengers, and that he had • right to stop I • rest table time to take up others. The railway station was a public place, and the 'sawn the present proceedings were taken against him was that the defendant had rot paid the company to the privilege of plying indde their property. Came were dual by Mr. Sleigh in support of the defence, and after a lengthy argument on bathe/dee, Mr. Combs adjourned the summons to enable him to consider the points of law m& un the CAW being called on, Mr. Combs said, " Sines the use was heard last week I have eossildered the arguments adduced in title case on both skies. It appears uetecorear, to give any %inks u to the question raised whether the railway company are witted by law to grant what are railed privileges to other omnibuses or the drivers to the txclusion cd the ddradant sad Ids ossatbas. I tblak tits ddiadsat is not lie politica to sal spas us to flys amok ea opinion. I also think that thus is no babe the railway p y here a right to mucks such syrangslaants with re s od to the plying of . omnibuses that !UM, been admitted imo the ;taiiicin — iind are welds( to bite pa re out ;web,. and to allot • portion of the ebbe@ as the place where the.. ozonlbuser me to stead, as they, the rail wry autboritiim, find will be convenkut to the public, and not interfere with the traffic on the lies. The railway authorities have already allotted for that purpose that portion of their incline alongside the Arcade, which was well known to the &linden; as he had himself been entitled to the privileges of waiting there, but notwithstanding such know ledge, he Fersien din going to another part of the station, where he bad caused en obstruction, and refused to go away when required by en officer of the railway company to do to. Under these circumstances lam of opinion that the defen dant has commived an offence under the act of parliament, apd I adjudge him to pay • fine of 208. and 2s. costa, or 14 days' imprisonment." WARIE7S. COTTON.—Ltriarooc, Juts 26 —The salee of cotton to-day are estimated at 7,000 Wes. Rather a bitter fasting, without any change In prime. WOOLLEN.—Laans, JULY 26.—Tbere has been only ■ moderate attendance of buyers in the Cloth-halls title morn ing, and the market hes been rather eat, still the basinene transacted hes bean shoat a Touday's smogs. WOOLS.-11IIDDIMIILD, JULY 24.—Thsre ha been very belle doing in colonial wools to-day, buyers consider ing the quoted savants at ales in London will not be main- Weed, and they are awning their attention to Germans, of which there is a good stock in the market. MANUFACTURES. linnimiterumn, JULY 26. There is s moderately steady business doing in branches with *which this maiket is connected, bet the demand is not a 0 briek se It bee bees during the teat Sure or four weeks, the better go:Wines, of goods being not so eagerly inquired fur. CORN.—Lgana, Jon' 26.—A favourable change in the weather since lest week hes had the effect of pro ducing a quiet feeling in the trade, and business proceeds slowly, but there is no change in prices from Friday. Barley noralaal. Beene and ether articles in limited demand at tamer rates. Arrivals this week—Wheat, 1,783 ; barley. 890; peas, 110; beaus. 335; rapeseed, 493; hafted, 1.298 rheet l ,l7,r3. Pri ,l2: f 91 s ig V n , oa t :, 270 . A k r: " A r et * Ybrrier - i, 16 qrs.. 31a. ed. •• to go . gre., 475. Eta . — (From * du circu lar °Mess& Thisma snit co.) - - LYNN, JOLT 2 6 .-The past week the weather has been changeable sad a good deal of rain has fallen, which has partielly laid the crops. Harvesting will be general in this eeighbourhood the latter end of this week. To-day's market we had a fair supply of wheat, which met a ready gale at an advance of la. per qr. upon last week's cur rency. Spring corn, pica in heour of sellers. Wheat, white, 611* to 631ba., 44a. to 48e.; do., red, 60th.. to • 40.. to 434. Berl* (chevalier), new, 621 b.. to Mho, 38e. to 44*. • do., common, Milo. to 621*, 30e. to 34e. Beane, old, klbe. to 66i1be., 48a. to 62e. ; do., new, 6411 w. to 661*, 411 e. to 48.. per qr. to the powers. Newcaerz.z, JULY 26.-Stns Saturday the weather hag bean fine and warm, which bad its usual effort on oar mu bite this morning, and it was nrceamry to admit to • re duction of 6d. per qr. upon fresh Norfolk red wheat to make program in as*. The demsnd was almost ezoisslvely con fined to fresh wheat. Flour dull, but not lower, stooks being much reduced during the lea fortnight. Barley, beans, and peas, in limited request. Rye difficult of sale. Oats unchanged. SALISBURY, JOLT 26.-The continuance of flue weather has rendered it eiremeeary for farming operations to commence unusually early m this part, and to be carried on with the greatest activity, and fermi* being thus busily engaged but few attended market, and the supply of wheat was very limited. This, and the arc:mita from Mark le*, caused higher prier, to be asked for wheat, which &premed trade, but the little done war at as advance of Is. per qr. Flour eio sold at an edema of le. par each, with a slow sale. In barlry, oar, beans, peas, Re., only a trifling basin* was transacted, but late phme were very firm. Wheat, 27e. to 465. Barley, 27a. to 46e. Oats, 24a. to 321. Beans, 43e. to 645. Pees, 44a. to 60e. Rye, 30e. to 36e. Tens, 30e. to 34e. per qr. Flour, 325. to 38e. per sack. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Be. per bushel. The wheat crops are very much beaten down in this locality, but the Mel gene rally are *ivy and in good condition. T* pad dhows is making it. appearance in the worst fora in may of oar gardens and *lds around us. CATTLE.-B•Lirnuar, JULY 2.11.—At our market to day there was a very limited supply of bouts, per dettlarly those of the bed quality, Out (the demand being small) ft proved suffi*st for the require ment. of tee trade, and last market's mines were ob. tainet. Of sheep there w,e a very large emitter OA offer (1,873), which IT the most part were of Rood quality, and the trade ruled brisk; indeed, a total clearance was effected at prices a. last quoted. There were a few lambs of fered, whkh realised corresponding pricer.. Calvet warein short supply, and met a ready demand at full raw. In the pig market there waa only a limited supply with few buyers, end business done on foram term.. Brat on beef, 11e. to 17e. per Foote; now end heifer ditto, 10e. to Ile.; beet down mutton (out of the wool), 70. per lb.; other breed., 60. to 7d.; leads, Sid. to 10d.; veal, hid. to 7d.; fresh pork, dd. to Id.; salted ditto, 7d. to 8d and 9a. 3d. to 9s. 6d. per ewe; green bacon, 80. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 10d.; sweet plekled hama, 90. to 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 16e. to 20.. each; suckhng calves, 12a. to 245. each; stows with calves, 141. to 181. each. TB.A.FFII: }BURNS. IMLWAT, 1.114. Pis. ller. Total. Total. °pm soma doodles. LW. 3,60 a Ir.ok nn•l n July L A A airlLake flume LL 4sa 998 IA • , ,n.kntaat July 17. Conordl Neal dondord.abolli.6o.l 7,107. 0.43 Weak audio, July Z. Mara. an *oak Warn LIM 7.749 Wash dram Jol9 24. Lemke owl Blooloau .— L6ll 195 L 907 1.730 divot Laamobools. • Tta 100 , 1) le exeladve of tr•the duo under agnolosot with tha Loudon and Monti 13 dams Ruben, Cusagsay. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS EIPOIELN WITE. eau4in. fence Lettl,n fee Demerara, !sly 11, let 44 14 los 14 W. Cordell., term Rt. lsei. I r lentlon, h.y 6. lot 4314. Ps DO W. Cantab. from ehiv do toe Nes Tura, Jane 21. I• 4 431 f. ios 31 W, Cooteet. t, , laverp rotor eusbey. Noy 0. lot 31 (3 4 100 27 12 W. liormoottlee, tram Liverpoot for altaboaros, July MI, lot 31 Y. laS II 11, lodloo Poeta (rehooaor), Mom arse" for Now York. July 7. :at 4114 los 60 33. LsclyJoooiya 'beg). tor Lr.ndro. Joao 14, Ist 19 SO 14. Les 41 47 11. Mobs Ranee (ship;. for Coast... Jess 1. lot 17 44 11, km 04 W. Boona (rale), frvon Liverpool toe lib Janeiro, it nON, 101 144+W. Tybarala. June 13. tot (0 10 17, los 21 W. The steam chip Harmonic, from Hamburg to New York, left &:utbaropt A yesterday for Isar dootiztodon with freight end pagoeog.r.. 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