The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-15 00:00:00

TITS LNITED STATES. 4.4 Baltimore, which left New York oo 4th, orris a off Queenstown yesterday afternooo, bruogrog iass 40r./ pomeogere sad specie value 764,134 40i . ices have mrhed the na v department r Nes~togtou that the public naiad at Buenos Ayres was ^ a If. terish condition on arc .uut of the e‘ petted inva.ion of the. province by Crfpnra, the Pre mien: of the Argentine Confederation. haastrous news has reached Washington of the state of Ari Lona and Sonora. Depredai ism me com mitted there io open day by Indian.. and monnoltog bootie of SI :Imo outlaws, fh.- statement, says the New York Herwid, that Mr. Muoo, the American saiaister at Paris, had tsudered hi. resignation is not true. Some remark- able polities! movements are expected to take plan, with respect to the removal of postmasters sad other officials. Ihe steamer Reaaoke is expected at New York mita the 'spume ambassador. tiaptain Dahlgren W allielally reported on Joslyn breech-loading catbiaa, that the style of arm is cat:mendable, bat that it is too short I. the barrel. Hr. Charley, an old and respected citizen of St. LOW, was shot and mortally wounded in the street, so the morning (the 3rd, by a Man named Thertitox. The greatest difficalty had been found to prevent the mob from lynching Thornton. The b wiring factory of Roberts and Co., at Coving ton. Kent u. ky, and the Rut Laud founds., and machine ohm at Rutland, Vermont, bad been destroyed by See. Toe America had arrived out at Halifax. The Pectfie had not arrived at St. John's. Violent storms, accompanied by lightning and thunder, had been experi ence d at Albany sod Long Island, in the State of New York. The Nova Scotia Telegraph Company and the As sociated Press of New York have quarrelled, and the latter are now compelled to have their despatches eeaveyed to Sackviile by horse espreir, and there fore do not get their news frum Eugluid se quickly as formerly. . . ()reel honours have been paid to the memory of Humboldt in America. At a meeting of the Tammany Hall General Com mittee, a committee was appointed to draft resolu tions expressive of the sense of the committee in ro ped to tte amendment of the Massachusetts consti taties l►tely adopted by the people of that state in regard to the natur►lisation laws. The committee reported resolutions condemning in severe terms the art ton of the people of Massachusetts in adopting the amendment referred to as an infraction of the consti tutional rights of adopted citizens. %be Nvsr lark Herald says that Picoolomini hes soused reputatior, but not much money, by her trip se the States. As soon as her a ositement with 11r. Ullman teamed she sang for Mr. Lumley. The lizruhl says that if she remained in the States and Irass her own manager she would net 150,000 dollars in a year or eighteen months. The North American, which left Quebec on ths 4111, paned Donagbadee yesterday. Her advice, are anticipated by those of the Vanderbilt. TELEGRAPH COMPARIZS. The manufacture of the cable which is about to be lad by the Submarine Telegraph Company between Foikestone and Boulogne hen mode considerable program. This cable will present in an eminent degree those Indispensable properties - strength and durability—being constructed of unusual thickness, as may be gathered from the fact that its weight is ten tons to the mile. The object is to secure immu nity from the effects of such accidents as the dragging of a ship's anchor, which, upon at least one Dees- Moo, caused the suspension of telegraphic *am monia:salon on the Dover and Calais route. La point of " insulation," a vast gain is stated to be derived through using a double coating of gotta . pereha and patent composition. A soft bed for the iron wine is provided in the shape of hemp well saturated in Stockholm tar. When this cable is laid, the facilities for commute:l o in/ between London and Paris will b e great l y i s for the existing cable between Dover and Calais con sists of only four wires, whereas the new one be tween Folkestone acid Boulogne will consist of six wires—nuking ten in all. It is hoped that with the chimp of ministry the obstacles which, strangely enough, have been thrown in the way of this im portant commercial work will be obviated. With the exception of about forty miles, the mane company's sable destined to connect Norfolk with Tanning, in beinmark, is now msnafactured. When etompleted, it will be coiled on board the steamer William Cory. now lying in the Theme', and the work of submersion will commence. A special meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Tetegrepb Company is called for the 21st inst., for the purpose of considering the present position and future prospects of the company, and also for taking into consideration a concession obtained by the nom piny from the Neapolitan government for uniting Malta with Sicily, and the arrangement which her Majesty's government has assented to with rasped to such lice, and of determining upon the expediently or otherwise of constructing the same, and upon the beet means to be adopted for raising the necessary capitol for this and other purposes of the company." This accords with the intimation given in the Er press of the 31st alt. The Malta and Sicily cable will east about 10,0001., and will involve no increase in the standing expenses, since the Sicily end will be taken charge of by the Neapolitan government, whilst the service at the Malta terminus will be performed by the clerks employed on the company's Malta and Cagliari line, which is now out of order. Th. British government have esesented that the subsidy of 7,..'001. per annum now ill hires shall be held to apply equally to the Malta and Sicily line when the old one does not work. At the drat general meeting of the Channel luau& Telegraph Company:held yesterday, the receipts from manages since the Jib September —the date of the opening of the line—were stated at 7271. After de ducting the expenditure, a net profit of 1001. is shown. This• the subsidy from government, allows of the payment of a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, which was recommended and agreed to. Tii Rot LOT SuCIETT.—The weekly meeting of the atarats ee .Attumithes was hail at the Oho., S, (laildnall t hasher.. Buiegball-olseel, ITC., ow Toeethsy; Mr. Ilythes. has Nodal's the shale. Mr. Whileberst, Colon.' Fresch, Mr. Hastiest.. Mr. Sir, Si,. Deters, Mr. l'eseetoro Edwsrds, Mr. Man, cad Mr. It. A. Marsden wtrs r res.nt. After a keg sad oarehil dlseessiew of the queetioe. lb., tAtovries restßetatte, proposed by Mr. Whitehall, and seconded by Camel Smash, wet neannuo.ly @greed to "'feat, look ing to the isersesed proof of the stecoaslty of the ballot se shown by ths Rana t c 4111.. of leiter, and @stonily on at Pos late oweerslelerthes, tho &sire for tie ballot ,venwhees eaprewed by las cooseiternseiwoho large majority of the lateral toetobers who are ' , lobed to its airport, end Ow cireamt.teeres e, otteciel with the neat meshed al the !theta' party, this coserolltey is batnif of the Ruda of the salot, desk.. to rapes. Its reline that a I beret wioistry Is about to be restored to power wi , Lnt any etipalatio• bears, sada he this, res seer the t,•11.e. A report WWI read Alopecia., llso recast reties •I bay, Lsnetialstre. It opprared that at thesis*. to 144 its- emu...rtes. of Mr. Ptolips (who rerreeted sa d adeaseed r, rumor.) bad • abajotily of 40 over Mr. Pal, yet this year, thooeh at tedheis as well, or artily to, a the ertre, tbify MI/. 160 Nio lass that 2,0001. were NM by Mr. Philips' sogessmt e t h e l ast Slays days of the sestet. About 40 cc IS pro:040611y terrine sad awl diselers, were takes sway the us, did met edger mgra till they voted far 1',.1. At fors bogs sesames every ones seri for Ptel. At ..tts rasa, to Is saw' err el hoer wen drank In one sight lbsynin eleven who weed pow Philips at the prerfoon et w. too voted for Peril Every ones she wet worked se the eleven honks es ••nectssl,' ”fevesrabir," or " doubtful," :tear v4tel lob Peel or chi est vote at eli. Not It,, that NOW SOO toss were paid front So, to 10e. a day fur a rub to •tprosset the !mhos voters" A body of throe men tor pceserith of re of the satin ridges astride the tows the sight Sabra the electioe, sad roll sot let rime pass hate Or Mow TM &gest te the society meets that the belied Is Dry Is brew of the allot le very atrawt. F.Trw StfticOUNO. —Manual Aries. th• lest mobs et the screw saris Ter, fres Havana% to Liter `J, arse Mud 100 L yesesday_ by the Ue.rtep,l enter be harry ountalid Min • genial, 'of or,ruled erre& Carter Combustor, of the ship Moortcroft. faun Menilht Ltverpool, was also fined lo • 10,1 sum ter • Mo dus amine Then beige, bal•allaT, lOW Cif , undeaSala la the cies of Arise, the na•zirtr•tt• costemtal to make a ow S. that Shut. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1859. ASCOT RACES. TUESDAY. j In anticipation of the Queen's visit, extraordinary I reparations were made in the Rata! Stand mid en the rime 1, :ha „Krung day's upset. Her Majesty, however, • did not earn ice ire • ,tant reg tcape.., douyl,,a. prevent. .of( hoe 1r..0 eat:ensue the pomading.. Us Thursday, however, the mart will be prism,. A WON ... , eveitti or mote interestiag Ili'''. racing was, prrhatir., 0,, Ler edehrated on Ascot-heath. It mast iinftsced, bower, r, the the autheriVee have exerted themselves! most ;II fietously tii attain this result, and to impart additirinal r wartime to a peogrenum which ahead,' coa'ained them to • puwerfal degree. Since last year 4004 extra has Lam gives from the fled, and this sum has been trimly mod to eid.tb:ob new mid popular Mahn. Alorstioes and imeraveraents n ter count. we are annually called upon to sake; sad dor year we me sot exempt foga this duty. Amerjet the mat important of them is the removal of the old betting steed, which wed materially to hope:lathe view a the New Yds. Tee stand. have bees thoroughly cleaned and repaid, an 1 they quite shamed in their whiteness sneer an tuarloult i The rmninggronad ma is Mal teds un, il,, Welt reins having freshemil the Magog% and ri adored the course elastic, without making it soft. Is has, too, bora moot onefally tended during the spring, and, a fact. Sir. Edward Hibbard demo to have nods hive among= lets am coaqiete as possible, and has ea dandy aoudad nathicg who h can iiiatribute to the meows at the I V the convenmece et the rictere, and the idol of the Ti. ammenhiage of general ecompamy was sot gage is Lego as thee whisk we have hems acemetonscd ba is. or ray per eating •• States Nye." Still the gathering wan very moor ram, sad in the private .tends were the precis pal esembere of the enstacrecy, including the chief oldie late government, sad revere! of his pAitioal supporters. The Second thandel gears ocesruna! • most intimating mak and it hirsiedied the grst favourite for mat year's Derby, fer Thrmady mountid the hill so stroogly, sad mans with rate ere, that site. his suedes 16 to 1 wee taken abort him fur the great Epsosu event of 1860. Swum ran foe the Queen. Vaae, and on Le mai g ton— abed he had beet reported • little eff"-6 to 2 was betted. Schap, who hes nos quite a tepatatiun for winning and luesnir adernmely, pulled the adders throughln triumph. Leamington esau.el to stop soddenly opposite the Grand Stand, but he wade • gyod *fiat at the finish, but never "• Ascot Stamm wag also • triumph for au outsider, although the emcees of Rouble did sot Ede the ring • great tars. Rotale bed bees looked Weedy during the preeedlag wait, hat at Tatarsall'e, on Holiday, 20 to 1 was offered offeinel tan, and at the meet that price, and even higher odds., might easily have ham obtained. fly minty persona he wee dearad whet is In ra language of the sing celled a " dad ea," sad hie swap-teed liveliness matoosirhed his apostate. Loam:ham rams oat with a high reputation from Mahon, and was backed at mem spies& the Sea for the Ninth 'id-natal Sakes. He It aver. scarcely showed in the race, which woe from the He, virtually reduced to • match be tty c Lady Falcoasr and the Venn Illy. Scareely aa att.mpt ea. nude to bet is the Cup. THE RACES. Tea TRIAL BTALId ad sots. each, with 60 added, for I.yr-olds end upwards. The winner to be a. Id for 600 eon.. intim exemption from brief( sold is claimed at the time of enhance. sad homes for ridge this maim is made to carry gib ear*. New Mile. (IS sobs ) Mr. T. Pan s tame on. by Illsootassot or TM Can. 4 Te l .,lst lilt, fur T 4444.4 and 44.1 yrs. TA Ile 4 0aff. IW. "WO I Lord Chides - . tholla )r4 est ISM ..........., . 3 Wr. Trt.rbl. PR 9 , 4 , Shavoodi 4 The fathoms( *leo nu Lima . ? Southampton, Odd Fellow, Ha.ba , Mimed, Newcastle, yby Anna.- daley G out of Marjory, Hama, and colt by Hands one of Ladeorgina. Dettiog sto 2 slat Sedbrry, 6to I agog Hagar, 7to 1 (at lea 4to 1) vit NewerUe, El to 1 eget Ardour. The remain wee made for • that distance by Newesstle i Sad =serthen axe she lead, with Fadladetn, Nesmith, Nimrod, , and Fright well laid up. Oa ruing the hill Nimrod was Imam, aad opposite the Grand Stead Newcastle gave way to Fright ; Sedbary, however, held his lead to the rad, and won early by a Whoa, the second beating the third by • head, and the third having • similar advantage over the fourth. Clear of this Newcastle was 46h, Nimrod sou deb. Hussar seventh, and Little Pon heat. The last lot comprised the Lady Geordies* colt, Rombel, and Odd Fellow. The winner wan claimed by lied W. Fowled, Tue Lacor DERNY grants of 63 sots. each, h ft, for a;l colts, Sat 71b, ethos, Sat 31b. Certain penalties. Se - inlay Comte. (11 subs.) Bei 6. Hewed '4 Ooioesier. ere Ur Ocamet. se 7lb 14shaislii I Notirshilits Maass to Ordosl. d 4 WO. ..... I Mr. /1. Plioriom to 11b .„. - . .. ialderotil 3 Bee lag .6to 4 ;Swaths, to 1 opt Gsmoreta, 6to apt torrAbor to 8 . Owns ter made play, with P hoto tea second, to the L torn, where he sea headed by brother to Sydcey, who elmillreged °weever opposite the Start. hat Wad In his effort to pet up, and was Mama by Med • s leash henget' the second and card. _ Triel 7 ll7llll/ 7 .AIi 0 Tlte 111CON1) - 1:;COT BIENNIAL Braman of 10 ans. rack, with 100 addsd, far 2-yr-olda; wits, lot 7lb , Allies, heat. The second to resolve 26 son. out of the seeks*. T.T.O. A 46 sun.) Mr. I. Meru*. Tbsamilig W Mamormw Whialhantr . 36 lb . unarm 1 Mr. Rawl! Mil= Saab tel. naafi I Mr. T. Parr. L 1ng51a.......... ... „. .l.a. Dar) 3 11.••• lk.h.ht , • Itaitorettpron semi crises 4 The billowing elm ram —Viatica. BOOM Prins Charlie, Phantom, Ong Forweed, Twang, Maigimaa, Ilkuire. Betting 6to 1 is,vot Ttormanby. 6 to I apt Lopatin, 3 to I. apt King of Desmond., 10 to 1 apical other (of). Phantom led for a that distant. Os orsnlog the road, Thorokuby, who woe ant the rens on this whin Mad, took op the tuning, carried it on to the sod, and woo by then lengths; • length between the rood sad third, • length and a-half Downs the third and fourth. Mistier% Verona, and Gang Forward wars ant. The last two ware Twang and Merrimac. Bolan the roes 94 to Iwe Wan about Thor- Denby for the Derby ; atm it 16 to 1 was booked. Taw GOLD VASS given by her Majesty, added to • ' Sworpetakas al SO soon each ; for S yr-okts med %noun. Certain ponities sad snowmen.. Two miles. (II win.) Me. w. Date Schtsm Irg garphm. 3 R b 4143816 17. A. mu I Mr. r. Rinse LarMagton C Fr., lib 144.16) - Mr. J. ps Tomnamm. elm. hit ... .. ..(Verdharei .I lama 6. Mme. Mtn Cath land la Mang, .gyn, 3.4 lAb Obtamal 4 Mr. IMMO meek Tomo,. 3 In. ht 311. . ...... .41). Marks, I Bonne . 6t02 re Leso.inston, 7to I opt Toornment, 10 to 1 sick apt Schism and Min C.O. Schism quoted the post in neuter, with Lean.ington at a d, Tournament and the others boning close company. On dire endiog the Own lay kill, &Dee rounding thn top tura, &bins aroma Ina the @woad piste, mud Toaroam.nt carried hi. colours to as bast, Blark Tommy going on third, the ferment wile bk heal at Block Tommy • quarters. Tb.y in Ms order at a mal l ow pate toward. no 6 Onosk_sad this hill. Oa coming Into rign, Min == l lo the third place, ad lasmingtea ad Black Tommy woos aids by olds la in roar, Disko striae Senn the inn* man mabel to the how, sad Black Tinny took no soma pin% Tonnonsat bang third, and the whir two romans shrank. The poor, which had ben vory slow, now be to Improve, sad ow pesetas the Brick-kill., Miss Can ewpW Into ths rest mid took her plane heads lam manna,- Ms& Tama going oa with the ranks with Tournament ka st sad Soh.= tided. Another cheap, kowner, son took place, for altar gong about 300 yard. farther, Bleck Tommy rnipei the lest to Schism sad en way bends, end Leaminpost hooded Tournament. To the Int ohne the ran was esollaid after rounding the Int two. Leamington waited wpm Bahama to the Dread lined, whom lot apprently chewed lego and smiond quite boats. Ho, bownisr, " oame agaio " for the Int kw strides, bat failed to latch &Lino, who won by two lengths, hire MIS Mama separating the .ecor.d from the third; vary tad faun. HANDICAP PLATO of 100 nova. Straight ball-mile. Mr. Lortor. Mee Mria4.2. AI ItOkoslNNmi mot. let Mk ID. llogboo 1 Mr. Mm'. Llun (Mao& coed. as Dab .. ..... ..... i fordbaral 2 lard W il l Priwlest • De1t...... I ) , ..34 Ith I num.) I laml a% MI W Orlsoro oat of The Wm., , 341 1 =4: , I The faikarlog also ran —Stapletoo, Kinereley, Fractious, Soothsayer, Turret, Fearful, Smilax, Indulgence, Wedding, Boondaway, Vigo, Tanners Mir, Plotkin, and Nana.. 1 Betting S to 1 apt Now Brightoo. sto I ant Little tievard, 10 to 1 sack apt Delut.iiin Turret, and Vigo, 12 to I opt Hounslow. They an io • line until nearly opposite the Stand, whore the Ana four algid themselves out, New Brighton wining a very pretty ram by a length, Delusion sad The Broom colt, who rao • dead Int for third place, being bans • bead by Little Gerard; Instincts, Vigo, Woddiss, and Turret, in • clamor, wen ant, well op. Kinnareloy did sot piss the post. TUE ILACOT STAKE/ of Itt son. ark, 161, and 6 only if declared, kr ; the second to main 60 son . oat of the stakes, owl the third to eon his stake ; winorrs extra Two miles sad • holt (83 sun., 55 rf whom pay 6 non. sack.) Mr. C. Daramr. MOW, b the Domain, 3 h. (J. Adam.) I Mr. /Mbar • Mare of Demmer. 4 re., to I ga yrs. ... 4.1. read.) . Lad arorDarr. Otroprwain 4 Oa isle ....ICannams) I The follow also rag , Rhein Candle, Misty Man, Toms Deer. Accurate, Prison. Royal, Brown Hof land, Admiralty. Commodore, and Linda, Betting • 3 to l eget The Roman Cavils, 6 to 1 apt Linda, 7 to I each apt A•ouretie and Compromies, 8 to I sack apt Misty Mora and Prince of Daniark, 100 to 8 apt Bardorsr, 20 to I ask apt Rouble, Commodore, amid Admi ralty. Princess Royal was very restive at the post, and osce nai beyond the road before on was stopped. Whoa the itd leg sha nu I. ft several lenpts in the roar. Astir/ the distanos Compromise Rouble, Prue.of salt Accumite kraal the hoist rank, sad ma posh lag no Gond Stahl, Adruirolty. Lied., sad Rouble wars in Prisons Royal being upends of meaty lengths band d. reek. Af er rondos the Snaky turn Linde Ink the Ix* enmity *Dune 1 by Brown Hotbed, Prince of Demon, arl Borderer who, drop p ed bock MO the ruck on nothing the dip, RostWe showing well tip In pursuit. On coign Into sight Brown Hollated still showed t h e way, Loin being mood, Rouble thirJ, CUM la OW** heading the t. at lot. sad Priam of Deomark, At came, and Raman Condit were at the hee's of thew*. As thee mole for the Brick. kiln torn, R onto j dard Brows Holland, sad soon after ward.. derived him of the lead, Lied. f Blowing him wood into the straight, with Comprambe tbkd. Pekoe ~ f Denmark sad Brows Holload u-st. At the damns Linda was beaten sad Prince of Denmark won on Is waiting ups Rank, who woo, after an I weremicg onto, by tern. Turin •of a looph. Compromtn, who was "riddea" lions t. ma the last torn, being hates by half • Ingtle foe the amend place. Brown Holland was • hod loath, Misty Morn fifth. and Tame Deef .v h , The other., polio* s o , war, headed by Accurate sod Lind.. R. visa Caudle, Pin- coos Royal, and Bordner, did not pals the post. FIIAT YlAlt OF THE lc INV' ASCOT TIIIIeIIIAL STAIL23 el 10 move. each, with 100 added. far 6-yr olds ; colts Set 71b, 011ies litet 41b. The second to resolve • sum equal to 10 per rest , and the third a stun equal le 6 per cent. on the whole esker. T. Y. C. (half a wile). (72 Dabs.) ser =S lsestore-Yease.he lb. - •••••A. I 2 nr. limo Lard IA . i.i . fiu .... ..... 3 lame notherheldb,rena, nate ' ler illaces serweern. 0.0 Ilb . I 4 , MI 4 Mr. Urstorlek...4 A..fairt.44 114 Oh ...... ..111r. w. s._t i 0 ME Itaxon's Me Mast re .0.4 GO ... .. ....(04 I I Sett* Even on loprocitani, 5 .... tag . et lady Falconer, 6 to 1 art the Yeses filly, 7to 1 eget Allinglou. lAtly Fal coner made play, with Venue illy wood. 1 a the hut few strides t 134 Veen. Illy tiltslienend bee, end won on the post by • head ; three leanthe between the second and third. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. ROYAL 'BUNT CUP. 12 to 1 cm the 11•101 (of) GOLD CUP. 3 to 1 apt North Lincoln (t) Leamington was struck oat at 3.43 pr. this allsamistaL DERBY. 18 to 1 star llonnsaby (t) 20 to 1 Malastoas (t) AO to 1 Loiterer (r) 1000 to 10 Umpire ft) Before the race for the Ascot Derby, 30 to 1 wee taken abut Contains, sad 4 to 1 each about King of Diamonds sad Restos. Before Leprochann was best® he was herbed at 30 tot. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAY. mANCHUTER UNION CUP. 4to 1 opt Tomato]] llaid (t) to 1 Keg Merria () 10 to 1 Thornhill (t) 1 TRADES CUP. 7 to 4 opt Oladiolue (t) 4to 1 Usderhsod (t) 6to 1 Tonstall Skid (off) to 1 Womoi in Block (t) 10 to 1 ctldre4 opt o 7 other. PROGRAMME I 7INTRISP ►Ok mom, and 26 for tbi Ono* round aM n i dud by az dfdline )F ASCOT HACRB TO-MORROW. it Viartote Pun (Handicap) of 100 mond, by sabweripckin of 6 soya. each. Bataan. (le gala) The weighta to be es Wednesday. . . Me ' • ... Are 71.fi Ova,— lto Pirftto. UNI - i f • T tivieflrl. 1 0101ver Dove _ , T P. 004141. 4 Catometee .......... Neal. Tien Ton itelILL ibt••• PLATS of NM., to • Sasepalsbast 10 sows. wick, the .seed le nein 60 eon. out of Ye Oaks; 3-yr•olds, let 41k; Isar, Sat 121 b; five 9st filb; Is sad aged, 94 71b ; ranee end anftip oan wei Sib ; resides 4-yr-olds, 71b; five and morn& ' 141 b; home bred out of the United Kingdom, 91b ; pare Bo ils and Ara bians, 2116; foreign horns not entitled to tandem snowmen; the whiner of the Derby, Os, or IN. Leger hi 18811 or 1869, 71b. To start at the distance post, and go ono, round. (lb ante.) Plinio as I Wesaim I. B . o ftelei .... 4 114* 41 as Fort & Zayd:r Z• . = Mu". Odm il."ll4 . 3 Odd TAM UMW 4 NomMii • •• • 1 4 Tim Goi.o tor, by eubeerlytios of sows. e.J,with 200 added from the dud ; the mood to mein 60 eon. out d the Mahn ; 3-yr-olda, dot 10lb ; Tear, Tat bib; Ave, Ost; No we yd. Out 31b ; mess mad geldings allowed 31b. To Merl al dam Co N ) go Cup wet, sad awe rowed (Atont two allot and lalf). (25 gabs. Illteada ": Rana 3 Ofatus 3 • g i r u = s 24 , Daisder ..... 3 I 1.3143m4 4 TM Motu , 3 Moiddis __• • • _ 1 WreirWr . s . X;;;; of 60 sore. inch, ' h ft (reduced to a watch). for 3-7 r-olds; colt, , 86t 71h; Allies, Bst Elb ; 41b sad 616 allowed. Swinley Cowes. Becbab (41b), Leeches (616). A PLATS of 100 sows., added to a mondani of 6 sow. each; 3-yr-0140. 7st 616; four, 8.191 b; live, six, sad sg.d, list ; the whew to be sold for 600 son , if not to be sold, 716 extra. Old mile. To ekes sod same by six o'clock this day. Tax Orestes Piers of 100 gausses ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 2lb; her, fist Ntt; its, fist 121 b; six and aged, 10.1 21b. To Watt et sad the New Mk Starting Poet, end go coos mad la. l AP AP Mrs= MI Myer 61 Yorkommod T. aern . a am ble trzed Core Ronan Guide .... 6 Drama • PLAYS of 100 ion. added to a sweepstakes of 6 pore. each; 2-yr-olds, Est 101 e; three, 13.4 1016; four, 9st ; live sad upwards, Set 101 b; mares sod geldings allowed Mb; the wiener to be sold for 200 soya if for 100 allowed 71b. Half a mile. To dose and Line by six o'clock this day. 714. Bv. JAMIS'EI PALACy STAKTO Of 100 SOTS each, b ft, for 3-yr-olds ; mite, Ist 71b; fillies, 84 41b. Old mile. (11 subs.) iloararleff, Woodbarn Bouts, Guy Fawkes, Cl.phaes, Strafford, Marsha, Anion'o, Gift (b-b), C71114,41/ 4 Rainbow (deed). Tu e New STARER of 10 lore each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds; colts, Bst 71b; fillip , 84 Jib; winners of 100 sore value, tneluding the winner's own stake, 61b en. T.Y.C. (40 subs) dr eby 84orkweil—Beibery Plumper, Thunder bolt, Magnetic., Oliver_, Beale Prises Charlie, Horror, Emily (6lb so), lagesize, The Glade * Narcissus, Montrose, Bye ways, Traducer, Annie, b f by Monetein Deer or Loagbow— Caravel's, Eabert, Rupee, The Van, fby Loagbeer—Vralp Predictor (lib en), Odo, Agra, bro to Rainbow, Tbormaaby (Sib ex), Troratere, eh c by Acrobat—Coe yugham's dam, Lard Milted, The Maid of Orleans, Lspulhts (Mb es), Nordin', Aarorso Klag Tom—Emerald, by Kin Tern—Orwa , twee Yet, Mature, Thessalia'', e I by Pellas—Fear, Pre- PPM, Hanoi, c by The Corder/am—Mr. flykes's dam . PROGRAMME OF MANCHESTER RACES TO-MORROW. Tolt 11ANCHEOTER TRADCRIIIN'S CUP Of 160 110. i. is specie, added to a handicap of 20 son. each, It ft, 6 oely if &eland, ; winners of any rice value 200 move. after the weight. were oat, 61b, of two or atom 71o; and if of the vales of 600. 1016; sad the second in say race value 600, 61b extra (tottreate penalty 10(b); the wood to receive so .0.. out of the efthes sad the winner to pay 20 moos. WWl* n =.) Tye (47 subs., 26 of wises pay t says. each ts 0 Olsells 24 lb 'es ....... 2 ........ . 9 • •• • 4 4 Wear Wile A i Nut ilig• • • 4 2 I m I . ttimid ........ .......... 4 10 ins CNIIIIMPIDLD HANDICAP di DIM ash, ;Ph 60 oddod„ k 3-yr-sMo awl words; 'dames d ray ow otter Uks 01.4 eon pMrsa valoo 100 Dom. Ilk; et two, or 12 al Um naiad Nedirap, 71b titre. Ow nib and • quarter. ws. . 7 J ame epilog laweldion e 712 Ortina IlessaTrisme Illelleld Tux CITE HANDICAP FLA' race sfttr the weights were pal handicap at this nuistlag 71h .e tatu intelligentt. EQUITY COURTS.—Juan 14. (Before Vica-Clusicellor &r Juka &mt.) CCIIZON V. Cr!MON. Mr. Rolt, Q.C.. Mr. W. D. id1;117 ... CT.C., and Mr. Currey appe tre4 for the pl *lntl& In this ems, which came on upon tow ion for • drczer. It appeered the Admiral Curzon sines deceased, by his will, dated in the mouth o f September, 1841, gave a sum of 34,0001. to three trusties, upon trust, to divide and pay the same fe eight equal parts to be eight nephews and nieces named in his will, and declared that if either of his nephews or anew should at any Washroom' entitled Ms permanent in come of 1,0001. a year ' then the share he bad given to such n.phew or niece by his will should cease and dwermine ' as if such nephew or niece were actually dead. Cdtherbe Either Holden, one of the nieces men. iwed by the tert itor ie hie wit! in 1827, married Mr. William Drury Holden, and by a settlement made on their mentage • sum of 15,000/. was settled upon trust to pay the Interest to Mr. Holden, fur his Ws, and sitar his damage to Mrs. Holden for her life and, by the same settlement, Mr. Holden covenanted to settle any y to which his wife might booms entitled during rerctvorture upon the stunts of the 'dilemma. The trustees of the marriage settlement of Mr. end Mrs. Holden subsequently became powdered of 60,0001. in right of Mrs. Hold.n upon the traits of the settlement, and the guen lion was whether the interest of Mrs. Holden in the eighth put of the 34,0001. gives her by the will of Admiral Conn had determined. Mr. Bacon, Q.C., Mr. Hobliouee, and Mr. Ilinveten for the defendant,. wen not celled upon. The Viee.Cliancellor said the question wee whether fa the events which had happened the interest of Mrs. Holden In the 34,0001. under the wind Admiral Curzon bud determined. The words of the testator were, " &Souk be in receipt of or entitled to, but It we. clear that daring the lifetime of the husband the wife could not be said to be either in receipt of er entitled to 1,00131. a year, as by the trusts of the settlement W husband was entitled during hie life to the Interest of 'he 60,000!. If Mr. Holden bad died the question would have arisen, but it was Impossible under the circumstatces to esy that the lady's interest in the 34,0001. had determined. It most therefore be dolered that Mrs. Holden's Interest is the 34,0001. under the will of Admiral Canon bad not determined. Wood.) This wee a salt, the male object of which wea to deter mine the rights of emcee of the promoters of the defunct Westminster carmine. scheme. The fact. were extremely compliorn and inCerklases vat 7 columnar, sad turning, as the matter did, greatly epos question of account, the de tails have so public Innen At the conchal°a of the sermons, whkh have occupied the greater part of sem& days, na Vios-Chanallor amino] the hell. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—.lums 14. M Pairm.—(Belore Lord Campbell, Mr. 'segos Wlg Mr. Imam Erie, and Mr. Jostles Cremptoa.) TMI MIAIDALIXL IMAM NAVIOATION COMPANY V. MAZTUII,-2HI PILIVILEOES AXSAMADOBS. L di sea, which it will be remembered involves thepoint whether the defendant, who le accredited to Ude watt from the republics of Gammala and New Grenada, can be eseved with a writ in en action brought against him by • company of which he is alleged to be a member for his contribution in aid of a voluntary wittdoep of the company. Lord Campbell delivaeed the jodgmeot of the court, which I wee to the effect that the defendant was beyond the lard diction of the civil tribunal.' of this country, even although he had ceased to be ambassador Wore thoactios ins brougbt, provided be wee only remaining a reasonable time in the country after his official connexion with It had ceased. waited emus time for the muse, and she rods back to the house with her and Dr. Godfrey, snd she did not observe anything improper on the part of Dr. Godfrey towards Mrs. sod she made no complaint whatever. flersh Davey said in January, 1868, she was in the service of Dr. Godfrey, and she remembered the girl Jana Yuahall coming to ask for him. He was not down stain at the time, and she left a message for him to go and ass her mother and Weat sway. Serjeant BeNettiee then addressed a few oteervetions to the jury upon tie additional evidence that bad been brought forward in support of the prosecution, and be said that the course that had been taken by his learned friend bed certainly not relieved bun from any portion of the pain and difficulty he orighislly expraienced in conducting thecae* for the defen dant. He could not of course, tall whether it was the original totalities of his learned friend to call the unhappy lady, the wife of the prosecutor, hot it appeared to him that he felt that the evidence that had bees given on behalf of the defendant hid ceased the came to take a fatal turn for Dr. Godfrey, and that there was no alternative but to all his wife in order to make out that the witnesses@ for the defendant had been guilty of perjury. God forbid that he &odd say • word that could add to the marrow and misery of this lady, but he had no alternative but to ask Hurry to look at the evidence and the demeanour of the witnesses who had been called for the defence, to the utter &Moue of motive on their part for the accusations they bad made, and to say whether they would be justified in breading with perjury Fevered witnesses who appeared to be of the utmost respectability, upon the testimony of a witness who had so war and dear an interest in the issue of the inquiry, an Mrs. Godtm undoubtedly bad. fierjeant Parry made a most powerful adddress to the jury In reply upon the whole case. He aid that if language of the most violent kind, appeals to the Deity, and say amount of prejudice that the ingenuity of counsel could devise, could ensure success, every one of these ingredients bad oertainly bees introduced into the present insprary by his learned friend. With regard to the complaint that - Mrs. Godfrey had not bete called, his learned friend must Item known that she could not be celled before. Theisen(' was upon the defendant under the plea of justification, and he was bound to make out hie ass, and used them who conducted the prosecution knew wht evidence was brought forward, they were not in • eon dition to know what testimony would be required to rebut it He then referred to the alleged libel, and urged that the defendant clearly had no right to repeat the charge eider Dr. Godfrey after the verdict had been delivered by the jury wbo heard the cam, and that if such a proceeding were to be asectioned, no man would be safe, if, although by the verdict of him country, be wee declared to be innocent of • mime, and that the charge was the result of a foul co pns y, It could be per that the charge should be re :end the verdict of the jury declared to be erroneous. As to this portion of the libel, therefore, he submitted that the defendant had not given any answer, and he trusted he should be able to satiety them that the evidence that had been adduced in support of the plea of ratification wee not worthy of credit. lie then reminded the jury that Dr. Godfrey had goes through the ordeal of • meet searching inquiry in the Court of Common Pleas apes the trial of the action toe seduction, and the verdict of the jury exonerated him from the charge that was made against him, said to • certain extent declared that it was the result of • conspiracy, and that there was no foundation for it. Dr. Godfrey might have remained Paddled with this verdict, be might have treated this publication with oontrimpt ; but, as it appeared to him, con scious of his own rectitude, and of the absolute false hood of the charges that were made against him, he took the course that would be taken by every honest end honourable man, that of preferring the present Indictment and boldly challenging the defendant to peeve the truth of the statements made in the article in question. The learned serjramt then proceeded to comment at emaiderable length upon the evidence of the witnesses foe the defendant, and he endea voured to show that the testimony they had given was us , weethy of credit, and that it had been trumped up for the purpose of destroying the reputation of Dr. Godfrey, and he coucluded • those eloquent speech by earnestly entreating the jury to return a verdict that would have the effect of restoring Dr. Godfrey to that position in society which he traligeed before the commencement of these proceeding/. Recorder then proceeded to sum up the as with great Ciollll4llll and impartiality. After calling the ettentke of the jury to the nature of the theme, he said that with regard to the three first counts of the indictment it would be for them to my whether that portion of the article in quas i tion which commented upon the result of the trial for seduo i lion contained comments such se might be reasonably made I upon such a ease, or whether it amounted to • libel, and this was • question entirely for them, and he should offer no opinion respecting it. The other question, however, that they would !dove to dooide was of a much more serious cha racter, and they would have to my by their verdict whether the evidence for the defendant satisfied them that Dr. God frey had been guilty of the disgusting conduct that wee attributed to him by the alleged libel. Hie lordship then proceeded to comment upon the era ' dance of the several witnesses, and he particularly Bled the attention of the jury to the fact that M. Lewis, in speaking to one act of indecency on the part of Dr. Godfrey, had vouched the sister of Mrs. Godfrey as being present ; and the meet have been aware that she might have been celled to contradict her if she had not been speak ing the truth. His lordship concluded by stating that If the jury should be of opinion that Dr. Godfrey had acted in the meaner attributed to him, there could be no doubt that one pee ties of the plea of the defendant—that it wee for the benefit of the public that It should be known that a physician, who was admitted with oonfidence into the Warier of familiar, was In the habit of so conducting himself—was abundantly supported. The jury retired at half-past 4 o'clock to consider their vadict, and returned into court is • quarter of an hour with • verdict of NM Nifty upon all the Issues. _ . Thera was a burst of appisuse when the verdict was pro nounced, which was with difficulty mewed by the officers of the court. DAM V. VIE EQUITABLE OAS COMPANY. In this ease an application wee mode under the 796 section of the Common Law Procedure Ace of 1864 for an injunction against lb* delndeate. The plaintiff is the occupant of • home la Jertsyn.strest, and since March, 185$, the had peen aupplkd with gm by the company. The MY was supplied and paid for quertsely, and the plaintiff hod paid for it regularly op to lase Lady-day. The payment was made upon the 9th of April, bat met diately afterwards a payment of Al. wee demanded from her by the defendants as a security for the future supply of gas. The plaintiff remonstrated against inch • demand as unusual, end on her refusal to meet It the has was eat off; however, It wee afterwards laid on spin, and she had enjoyed it up to • few days ago, when the demand for ft wee renewed, and on her again refusing to ensmer it the supply compd. An anion had heft commenced wham the com pany, and a errit had been served upon the secretary. The present epplicatka was fora writ disjunction against the rer Zion of the injury complained of pending the action. Campbell—You may take a rule. TYE (ICIER V. THE VICAR OP CHILDERDITCH AND OTMRU. On the motion of Kr. Baddffiey, rule we made abso lute for &mandamus, calling upon the Vimr and parisbioners of Ckffiderffitck to elect proper prams to fill the office of overman of tke pariah. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—JUNE 14. Sittings in Borreo.—(Botoro Okla Lord Chia Barr" sod Samna Martin, Imamll, and wawa.) aLAck r. vittorr.—intavr 'ambitNo. This was an action to recaver compeommion for the lgee of 800 sheep, alleged to have bens killed by a compreition sold by the defendant as dipping. The plaintiff tee fanner, and wee attracted by an advertimmeat inserted by the deisMdant, who is a chemist. The ease wee tried at the spring amines for Northumberland, before Mr. Justice Wilke, when the jury found for the plaintiff. A rule was subsequently ob tensed by Mr. Atherton for a new trial, which was now argued. The court was of opinion that there was no ground for disturbiog the verdict, and discharged the rule. COURT OF BANBRUPTCT.--Jmni 14. (Before Mr. COOldieleelt Cicolbess.) IN NI 01 TM bankrupt, who wu a meneent, at 160, Leedeshall street end also tending in parlasnldp with Mr. l'ortelli at Valetta, In Malta, has died elms the adjudication. This was a dividend meeting. Proofs bare been roads against the enters to the amount of 6,0001. or 7,0001. ; the assets in head are about 2,6001. Mr. Linklater, for the smignees, stated that an adjourn ment of the sitting would be neousery, the Malta horde bevies become baskropt, sad various complicated questions M wn( schen. The claims agslut the firm would be about 60, iutead of 26,000!., as at first anticipated. Mr. 11 0001., ollams, who appeared for • large creditor, consulted to the adjournment, se did Mr. Abrahams, who jointly rr mended the suigness. Adjourned accoedingly. I 0 IS JAMES DAVID 10018.—THIS "CITY wattixerron." The bankrupt roundly opened en sating-house at No. 60, Fleet -street, under the above title ; but after carrying it on a few month, only he become bankrupt This was the examination meeting. The accounts, per pared by Mr. Marsh, chow an amosat of 2,6001. doe to unsecured creditors, sad 9181. to those holding security. The property held le vetoed U 3801. ; there are no other smuts. A loss of 2,196 f. bad been incurred on the realised= of the fixture. fittings, 6:c., of the house. The list of creditors embraces. • larp number of tradesmen, for 'goods supplied in small quantities. The largest creditor is Mr. Ayford builder, of Co , enisn•etocet, the petitioning creditor, who had teen employed to fit up the house, and claims , sum of upwards of 1,1001. Mr. Lawson supported ; Mr. W. Josef appeared far the al l t r ik e baakrupr. being examined, deposed that he had been bankrupt in 1864, owing 6,0001. to 8,0001. Ito had eines Ind • petition to the Ineolveat Coen, Canterbury. Some of the creditors In thst petition did sot appear in his pretest belaaces-abeet; their claims had been estietbd. Mr. lidwards, the official eesignee, laving expressed his Wider:Sion with the woman, the bankrupt pawed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) VIZ 4VRIN IN THE PROSICUTION OP DR. OODFREY P. N !WAX NEWTON. (Coocludod from yesterdsy'a Express blre. Mary Godfrey said —I am the wife of Dr. Godfrey. I remember the witoess Lydia Howchla coming into our .mice. I hired her myself. Her aunt wee present at the Wee. She was only engaged for • short period until I could procure another vernal. My husband gave bee notice to quit, hat I was not present when be did so. She never made say complain to me of Dr. Godfrey having miserodected himself towards her. When she left, her mist gave as a reason for her doing so that she wished her to learn the dreoomsking baring's. Mrs. Lewis never complained to me of any mis conduct of my husband, end I never heard any each cow plaist from my sister. I remember the girl Harwood being in our service, and she left in consequence of an observation that was made by my mother se to her appearance. SU went away white I and Dr. Godfrey were out for • ride. When we returned we asked the reason she had left, sod Howchlst gave some reason, bat afterwards contradicted her self end said something etre. The Recorder esitedidro. Godfrey if she recollected what the witness actually said. Mrs. Godfrey—At dot I think she said she did not know the MACS for Harwood leaving, but afterwards she said that there was a reason. - - flerjeont Bedlantine sled tied to put sny closed ne to Mrs. Godfrey is cross-extenination. In. Godfrey, upon I.a. me the witness-box, eselaimed, 'rids vest earnestness, —My husband, I wish to ssy, is the b..t of husbands, and note weed ought to le mid against hie." . . Mies Sophia Gaskin, a young lady apparently about 18 years old, rid that her hither and mother were on intimate terms whit Dr. Godfrey, and she had known him all her life and wee in the habit of visiting him. She was at his heels at the time Mrs. Godfrey was about to be confined, and the rerseehered Dr. Godfrey going out to fetch the win% Harriet Lewis, end he saked tier to acoompaey hla in •e cab, alai she did so. It was 12 o'clock at night, They THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Richard Murphy was &awed with being drunk end assaulting Wells, p•lice-constable 646. The ofliore raid the prisoner was brought to the police station at Biehopegate, about half-past twelve, charged with being drunk and dis.wderly, and creating a disturb ance in Houndeditch. The inspector on duty, however, consented to discharge him if he would promise to go home quietly, and ea he readily gave the required promise, he wits permitted to quit the steno*. Accordingly he left the place, bat immediately he got outride, be again wen lassoed creating • disturbance, and witness went oat to persuade him to go home. &me friends who WV* with him dragged him about a donee yards; but be broke away from them; and, returning to witness, struck him, !rod in the 'milli which took piece they both fell to the ground together. Witness first got up, and again offered to let the prisoner go home if be weuld be quiet ; but the prisoner, instead of doing so, no sooner rose to his feet than he struck the witness a violent blow in the free, leaving a broad mark behind, and witness the n again took him into custody. The prisoner raid ha had bad a drop to drink and did not remember a word abou4it. . . TM Lord Mictrsaidilte prisoner had behaved grossly r bring kindly treated by the police, and he must go to prison for his misconduct. 1 he prisoner, however, pleaded hard for a reversal of this decision, as he belonged to a vessel which would sail In the morning, and ultimately the Lord Mayor ordered him to Fey a fine of 40e. or go to prison fur 14 day.. Prisoner, pleated at his escape from imprisonment, at MOO seat fur the money. GREENWICH. ikruzer. Barker. setro - oiTar.Te, inioW-street. Deptford, was &wired with cruelly beating one of him pupils, Oworgo Henry Dodd. The complainant, an in.elligent lad about 11 yearsof age, said be was la the defendant's schoolroom a few days pre viowel, when some other lade threw a deed cat about, which m him to laugh. The defendant then came up to him mad struck him several times with • cane, indicting two wounds on the back of his heed and a seven bruise cm his The mother of the complainant produced certain articles of clothing worn by lase soft os the day of the semisoft being committed, covered wbh blood. In reply to the magistrate the defendant admitted occa sioning the injuries stated, but mid the blows, which were meant for the cmplainant's beck, accidentally km us his bead. He then said the complainant was a very trouble some lad. and that having to►en him home alter the injuries were inflicted and apologimil to the parents he expected to hear no more of it. Mr. Seeker 841(1 it wee evident than an undue amount of punishment had been inflicted, and he should therefore order the defendant to pay a fine of 4ds. and costs, or to be Im prisoned for 14 days. The money was paid. TSB MURDER AT TIPTON.—Our correspondent, writing from Tipton yesterday, states that the outrage upon and ultimate death of the poor female at Princes End, are suppored to have been effected by a course of systematic machinations OD the part of a men who had cohabited with the deceased. It is stated that she parted from bee husband, B. Hughes, a puddler, of Wolverhampton, about four years ago, and ten drys after marriage ; and that she his since co habited with soother man. From a queotionabis source she has within the last month become powered of • considerable sum of money; and hair refusal to allow this man to exercise marital tights, and so have the control of the massy, le said to have canned him to determine upon what has turned out to be a murderoua plot in order to obtain it. Getting bee among company frequenting public-houses, he tepee . sesttrl her as his wife, and as being of easy virtue. The poor woman, being the worm for liquor, was inveigled to a pre-arranged spot, and at a @pealed time was so ill treated by • parcel of men and lads as to cellos inessedbility. The paramour had thus the chance aff.rded him of secnriog the money, and of indicting the disfiguration which was re vealod whoa the deemed was found floating in the canal of the Moat Colliery Work.. Tbe scoundrel has not been seen or heard of rims the night of the supposed murder, and his real name has sot t ra nspired . The excitement in theseigh. boorhood Increases. On Sunday several castanets of the dis trict alluded to the ace I. their NC UlCAL—Zenehestsr 0 minium - - ROYAL FEET HOSPITAL, OR A T's•lKN-zoAr.—Tbe gumbo of pal kits nairred at this haspital daring the week %dial Jugs 11 WY 2,427, et irlaka 631 woo new come. " Ar ra . 3 llq . 3 3 II 10 . II .3 4 6 . if deed rWas mew am of T 0..... ; Moms of any gashed 616, of two, or al 'ay ntrs. Tbsow-quartrro Gra =lie. id Ito A r 1 0 Bel l.operansa ... I errs . 3 I Lord J er•ry The I.l•oTTord (Trough, WodobarliM .... 1 1 1 1 : Osilme 6 10 M. dad, lb N....~,..~ • $ THI SELLITIO . III.II.IIICAP Si II NM es* 3 with 40 sdded, for all aye; mina IS be aoll 32 40 son. oY mak. (a sea) . _ NM it lb ll CO* • f Pear Ocatattim 4 I lel 66 1 Neophyte i • J PSI la Obi .. ...... S i i i ' O l IV " Tilt Two-Tun-OLn Statute e(10 an. each. h R, with 60 added ; Ss meted to save ISIS'S ; colt., Bst 71b ; Mims, Bet ilb. Winners et • stake wake 100 sore.. 31b , of 200, bib; of two of 900, ow of 600 les, or the Sapling Stakes, 71b extra. T.T.C. (21 enbs.)—Ußlo Colonel, Wildman, f by Wed ArtreUma—ltird Trap, Lwiy Traipses, Ploaiptes Rock, &seta* Betts:up (316 ewes), Stanley, Gwellyan, Runs Lady Grosvenor, Rettlelleat (61b extra), Newby, Trovatote, Lady Pikes, (61b mars), c by Dani.l O'Rqurke --Orangeades Meat:or" Prokmor Dick, Tha Gent, o by Desist 0' Rom* dam by Sleigbt-of-Hand, Roches RIR M• JIMMY'S PLATS C 4 100" ; tbree-yr.okbe i let 21b; tow, OM 21b ; dm, bet 121 b ; six sad aged, Oat 210. Three miles end a Matsu*. To barns as for the Saida. Plate. CRICKS?. THE UNITED ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN V. TWENTY TWO Or PECIINAN ANa DISTILICT.—Thin match, which wee ememanced at the Itoermaty Broach ground, Prckharn, an Mandsy, wes bvought to a conclusion teat eternal in Lvov tithe United, in one innings and 19 runs. The score doed as MlLlows .—Esgland, first innings, 201. Peckh a m, fret Mahler, 86; second ditto, 99. Marra. Barker and Heath were the ampule. M. C. C. AND GROUND V. UNIVERSITY Or CAIE -111(11,02 —This match was continued yesterday at levee, sad in constquance of long scone having bees mode, it was not brought to a conclusion. It Is a drawn match. The scored wt re—Cambridge, first innings, 182, wood ditto, 131. M. C. C. sad Ground, drat Inntage , 208. THE HOP DVTT.—The following official notifi cation has been published The hop duty for the mime 1858 may be paid is four instahornta One Is to be paid forth with without say farther notice, sad the others an the fol lowing dates August 16, 1859 ; November 16, 1660; February 16, 1860. Ora joint nos of head may be Ow for the payment of the tint moiety in November neat, with lamed at 4 per cent., buries date from the 16111 of 107- l lf be made t)ur iamalments neither bad sa t fa. lOofwill Unlimited. 11,4 REETS. COTTON.—Livnaroot., Jl:ns 14.—The sales of oottut to-day ere tuthusted et 6,000 bah... There bap ter ratbtr •botter feeling in the toutivt, but without any change in prior. COTTON 000D8.—MANCHNITalit, icon 14.—Then walla fair business in3ants at full price.. Soule of the pi ta d* hoosee is the German trade, believing now that Prune{• will not be led into the war, have bought rather frdy. Buyer. for India, the Mediterranean, and other foreign mar kets, have also doter • moderate business. For the home trade manufacturers have parclueedto • fair extent, and the aggregate business for all quarters has been of conelderoble extent. In clothe there has been • steady trade for all mar kets except India, at the full rates of last Tuesday. The India shipper. have •beady extensive contracts in hand, and except where manufacturers are coming out of order, and them is • probability of early supply, they have declined to place new orders. la the azoeptionsl can referred to some orders have bees given est, and in most owes they have had to give rather better teems. WOOLLEN.—Enna, Julia whit/made a larieb;;;;tris has, been of a holiday character, and the males have bean few and unimportant, but quite equal to what is nasal on a Whit Tuesday. WOOLS. HUDDIEBFIRLD, JVNE 14. There is an abundance of wool in the market, and prima are easier in cc cordanos with last London sass, bat manufacturers mem to think they have not reached the lowest point, and are only buying for immediate want., which causes the trade to rule del MANUFACTURES. HUDDERSFIELD, Jusz 14. There boo improvement to note in the market today the game amount of business doing which has then transacted for the last four or five weeks, and which is considered fur the neon to be under so avers's. CORN.—Hum., JUNE 14.—At to-day'. market a mode rate supply of English wheat ; millers offered 3a. to 6.. per qr. reduction, which farmers would isJi accept. and a small busineas was dose at a decline of 2.. per qr., best runs of red making 465. to 475. per 60E1W. Foreign not looked at. Spring corn of all descriptions dull, but prices cannot well be quoted lower, se the market partook more of a holiday than Mishima character, and scarcely a peke Irma named for any sitcle. The twain Impede hia weak we as under Wheat, 9,717 qrs.; barley, 4,221; oats, 173; henna, 1,367; pi_rs, 760; tares. 11; linseed sad rainamal, 616; oil cakes, 46 tow ; bum, 270. Lazne, June 14.—(From the Circular of Messrs. Dunn. and Co.)—We have liberal supplies of wheat, but the trade remains in the IMMO inanimate states. we have bad to report for some weeks past end little regrew can be made in sales, although offered a t a decline of 2s. pee qr. from Fridays retie. Burley almost nominal. Babas and osts &genie, without alteration in value. Arrivals this week . 2,646; oat., 81; beans, 284; rapeseed, 1,687; linseed, ° 6t gra. Average price of grain :—whea 1,270, 60a. 101 d. barley, 81, 87s. 100.; cats, 164, les. 9 * d.; beans, 7, 495. Pod, • LYON, JUNE 14.—Weather, with the gumption of partial thunderstorms in the neighbourhood, has been line. Bran crop is badly spoken of. At our Corn Exchange this day the supply of wheat was very small, which oould only be dis posed of at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from last Tuesday's rates. Beene and orate a dull sale, in late prioes. Wheat, white, 611bs. to 63ilig, 61a. to 66e. ; do.. red, 60lbs. to 631 he., 47e. to 61a.; do., new, tillbs. to 631 b.., 47e. to 60a.; do. do., 601bs. to filthy., 46.. to 48a. Barley (abeyance), new, Glib. to Whs., 38e. to 445.• do., common, 6llbe. to 621ba., Ma. to 34.. Baena, old, 661 be. to Milts., 48e. to 62e. ; do., new, 641bs. to &Abe., 411 s. to 48.. per qr. to tbe powers. NITICABTLIC, hoe 14.—Weather very . fine, but tempera tore low for the @moo. At our market lbw morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers, but owing to the flat report from Mark-lane, there was a 'lmre] isdisposi 800 for boomer, holders being squally indifferent to sell as buyers were to purchase; in the limited business paining, however, • redaction of 2a. per qr. must booted. Farmer's mid sold at 46e. to 60e., according to quality. In South country or foreign gamely • rale transpired. Flour sold very irregularly, ao that it M difficult to give quotations with accuracy. In other articles we have little variation to note. Bamasuitr, JUNI 14.—Oar market to-day was held for the that time in the now budding called the "Corn Ex cheeps," and though the attendsnee of both buyers and sellers wee somewhat large, the supply of groin generally was but moderate. Bummer in wheat ruled dull, notwith standing a decline of from Is. to 3e. per qr. took plaiw. Flour ems Is. per sea lower. All desomptiso• of barley were la very little request, at former prices. Malt woo also extremely dull, at late rates ; end in all other drecriptioes of grain the trade woo nominal, and prices stationary. Wheat, 42a. to 62a. Barley, 275. to 465. Oat., to 32a. Beane, 43a. to 64c Paris, 44.. to 60s. Rye, Ws. to 35e. Tame, 30s. to 34e. per qr. Flour, 36e. to 425. per sack. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Bs. per bushel. CATTLE.-Batteeti HT, -I:NE 14.—At Our market to supply of besets was rather short, and mostly of quality ; but the attendance of buyers wu limited, and the regoiresseote of the trade were fully met; in fact the trade ruled so heavy that a clearance of inferior sairaals wee not effected, and former rates were fully maintained. The "11 1 7 of sheep numbered 1,776, which te the largest market we ave bad for some weeks ; they were meetly of first-rate quality; the demand for them was active, and nearly all on offer changed bands, fully supporting last market's prior. There was a fair supply of calms, which found ready parchment at full priors. In the pig market the guy ply was not v er y nanterowt, sad little Lisineas was transit scud at unaltered rates. Bast ox beet, 11a. to Ile. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 101. to lls.; hest down mutton (out of the wool), 70. per lb. ; other breeds, 60. to 74.; lamb, 9d. to 10d.; na1,60. to 70.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; sated ditto, 7d. to M., and 9s. to 9s. dd. per soon; porn noon, 80 per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 10d., and 8.. 9d. to 9.. 3d. storescore; sweet pickled hems, Old. to 104 .; quarter old pip, Iffe. to 20e. each; suckling oaten, 12s. to 24e. each; awe with calves, 141. to 1/31. each. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ma Pa. 11la• T4O. Tokat. sm. man &ribs. 11114. • • • 7.614 6.664 WIN sidlai Jul). 5. (111 mar W OM& WORM' Len L 603 We miles.nor IL INS Win 9 1639 OW 2.504 L 6 13 Laois' 1.410 203 1.013 1.6.51 (144a$ 441A111/41111/M. SHIPPING Ilv TELL IG SNOB. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Byzantium (ship). of Thomaston, from Liverpool for New York 34 days, Kayak 12 villa sou h of Montauk Onotriss, free Liverpool :or St Leda Say 211, tat 47 It, Ise 9W. (Sharks (.11/p), of flostoa, hem Mobile kw Liverpool/ days, Kay 19. let 1191 N, toe 79/5. Omer (barque), from Liverpool for Bala, April 21, Mt 9 9, Ice SI W. Dolb trees Liverpool for Gibmltar, May KAM 45 11, lea 19 W. Oswald trom Lmorpoot Kellmerne, Kay 11, 1M 115 B. lee 19 1 W. BLitt MOMS" Inn Apalachicola for Liverpool, Nay I, hit IS N, Ice 79 W. Bury of the West (ship), Irons New Orleans for Liverpool, May 19, Bat 21,10 e 99. Jobe Beaty from New Chicane for Liverpool, May 21, Mt 10 le, lon 41 W, ilertimev Liviegwon (eip), hem Cey Point for Livorpcol. May 24, let 41 lk lea 14 04. Mamba J. Wont harp). Mom, from Liverpool for blobie, May 11, Cops rake N.N B 15 miles. Martin Lather. from Bombay for Livorpool, May 29. U.. e 100 (ship), Pushkin', from Liverpool es City Am; May :6, MI Cope Hoary. 2.1104 from Liverpool ke Yelpsniso,l•ll N, Batt W, [Advertisement] —s• HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Ot .—The.: me limn, are lotaluabi • to I 1 sell'entra, whatever the nature or duradon of there maladies. In the fevers and maenad Mate of the ritem now prev dans through the aammowattly mild weather. nothing ts a...lmolailn prevesting diem" and brartor the omicrons moves and giving moo tth Holloway's mato:bleat prepara tions, which to. catty and uni•emlly procurable. and mto be bane& daily stood by Oa 1...4 tolerant persons without danger. The ointment applied over the liver and 'Hain. aets 11104 marvellously, natoring thorn to health: ma meteor action. These noble remed y operate equally on all diseased parts of the wyttom.•hether 'Literati or external the r w is Ae.toioe Induce= Over every comas. whether difOrderOd or aboolutely dneaaed. It tantednalla BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 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