The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-04 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING , JULY 4 , 1867. ______ _....... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. CARLISLE RACES. -Wr I oNi SI. •. v. • , 'INFII 11, ie.:Sas. Ft 4 Heat SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) 01 I ----•-- - Tag ATlll.l7;' ATAiat. of 3 turn each„ 1 It, with g. 5 aides:. , ItilLes111! W. 41.1J3t1. ?At •z.l --.----. No. e . Aleut 5 flirt-nee 1 L ai c and Dover, Ipso' 1 NOUSE OF COMMONS.-Wee , .. --PAT, JOLT lb M r Y -1,-... ii, t il o f c o k, by Fitz Rol a nd -Brunette .... 1 Wall owl ME C 11143. 4),(..:. I 114 the Rot en of Cosi NI,..SiN t r....t It i .t after "lir Its . M t . ••• .1.4 o•.:, I-Vett:l4 .1 1114, winuers 4.1011 c MC* Witt drew aid wcre nearly clear at the N,I MI 111114WATI I Closing prams lades Wag .... Cal %, r. R. 4 . 10 , 600 . 4 31 , 0 , 04610 R a w import left, the Banns of Matrimony tall was reed Gaye= also ram. them hard, when they folded the hank again and again after St IVO 2to I eget Maid of Usk and *ne reboot and w W maser .... 19 80 I a second time. Retina • s t o 0 axed E v elinawi up to their opponents. The winners went w e ll away at 84 100 CaledonLa •. ----» 100 111 111} 51r4,106 I , sti 2 IDA( two. ' ti.., Pl/Plarfi. aid 1..1,1/ two lengths All a half. St. I* Censinian --- - - - 96 46 *tent 100.000 tali Sir C. (Moo. ii Lee moved the se.:. •00l reading of T HE ,• • ono II A NI4 , A I. of 3 40,11. Oath, With 30 aildv.l ; viii.bers see ,.. e i Heat. a 0 all Cornwell__ 3 6 the It ((((( an Catholic Churches , School v., and Glebes 7l', .• & ! ; , t Ai. nit C. furloir.ot. , Corrie and Brown, Eton and Eadley entrinney and Morrell. Oxford (Ireland) Bill. TheCharitableßeatitt47.4 Act enabled `,.... r;',7::,!„ll u " . "'t 44 * awsu-F "` lsn ''' ***** •'' .1 I Amen,. a A fine race all the way, in which they thrice had enemata 100 all last London Nee Cart -•-• - .. - ' an absolute oiv. tier of land t , ',mkt L'ra:ats or leases Mr r. . • ...ni‘se ir by stinnialier--3160 Lowell •• 1e3t14. Won by a dear leogtb. 100 all Do. .. * - •••• _ IKON I TM* Meat. a no , maiai•;:witivieatiii;, - maw es - el land to any extent fur sit( s for :: .le.ai catholic Thry others aim. reit 160,000' I Bettie, :sto 2 apt Min Boswell ffily, 3to 1 agt4 Esmeralda, 1 Willis and Graham. Loudon }towing ChM thapelsuracle eils or glebes, and tile bill .'ace thesame a 1 24 4 t. 4 1 a,st contract. 1 Pricked and Plowman, Oxford 0 St. 100 Do. L Ant. SUL, No.l, 6 7 - LIMAN 1 power to the limited owner with tie• eonseut of the THE Lo •r. tart srallts a 5 sons, each, 3 ft. with 40 .01 , :rd : , Whi tte n came away free the start. W e n As th e y oh s & 84. 100 GesettlortholScotiand i - - - 930,000111.1 wh,t,trit cur& slue Idle and &quarter. IS rule. St 100 Great Northern ~.. -1 112 114 113 1 900.000 61300essor, or, zf the Landed EstateeCo , or, ,but only to Mr W ttitart.es. Shamrock, by Druisi-1 ele Mute St. 100 Dna) Area. no a*. un-' 111 112 1121 the extent of five Aimee fur is Cll4/iotl 4 r school , and Mr J len.roes Rabbit Trap '' I St 100 D 0.13 ltilep.e. Is niacin - -.- 900,000 twenty acres fora glebe. Me ta..i. , p7ojemed that Mr W. cohnis Heidi., 11 F ae ethen also . 3 1 Valhi Enttlitgente. 84. 100 Do. Otd. Def. Div. Stock - - at. 100 fit loath* West (Du) 91 N - - MAO Ns 166,400 Ne the Isle's aho mid Inc made, not to - s e„stees, but to gelling : then on Shamrock and 4to 1 each eget Haphazard . --0 , --- - U. 100 Great Waiters NI Mi 431 1 1,136,800 Ks the Roman catholic bishop, thinitir .: important and liawLsilell. , 1 I . COURT OF F.XCHEQUER.-Jetv 3. 85 100 Do.StostrVal.Gus.ffil - - -. 3,671,00 G 1 li is- Si s i e-''tare nem of 100 guineas. Ts , . m il er. St. 11013 Do. South Wales - - - that Roman catholic bishops shs-ild lo.' re'U'lslnillea 51sjor •tal:i Itolin N 111141.441. by Jeremy Wainer-Made- Sittings at Nisi Primo, at Guildhal.-(Before the Lord Itt- 100 Do. W . Yid - [ 117 01 4 17 7 ° - 855000 , I by the law. The bill did not ..b, !..: 1 1 the law of I. 111, Chief Baron and a Speciel Jury.) 84. 100 Do. Do. N . 17 29 - mortmaiu in Ireland, as that Inci sihi Dot exist in Mr ' I. Mute:man*. lions:dish 2 (IL 100 La/mishits& Vor , 127 HS iss) testae 1 311. J 'o. raid:are a Lion .. RYDER r. wounweide it. 100 Lon. ,Rrightn, &S.Coast en 631 62i i 3 9 500.0501 1 that country.7ll4l others also ran. This was an action to recover 671. le s. for various 04. 100 Loadon,ChatheasoilDev 16 17 17 i sutnea 1 article, of jewellery. Th e defendant pleaded infancy. He fit' _ 100 Da 31 et. Exten.A6p.o. 14 17 260,0001N0 Mr. bisweitostra said by 1.1.:s ..-,a other bills Ita ie a::. t" I cob egg s underlah and lionestbh, 3to 1 apt 1 t 3 .14, 31:4 4 tot 1 agst Lord Matinee.SA. WO London d North Wee* 1111 114 113 ; ..e64.201011M a revolution wa ne being carried so•rt, wool the prin- THE ii-tm MILL STALES of 3 sod. each , with 20 added : also paid ' . les. into court, and pleaded never indebted as 85 100 Loudon&SouthWeetern 76 77 77 Se 1,177,450 1 eiple of repudiating the interim-. rice oof the Hely weiesi tw age . WIDOCIII extra ; winner to he 044 ; certain pe- ,to the rest of the plaintiff's claim . St 100) Man. shed., st Uncolniffi 451 46i 04 mew 8.1 , tor George Honyman, Q.C., and Mr. Pike were counsel sa IN Metropolitan- - -.. MI 113} ltii 699 1 luit.irs and aliewanees. Three-quarten of a mile. 1 I for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bulwer, 1.9. C., and Mr. J. Digby Bt. 860,0110' Vb See was in danger of being dealt ~ ye I. The object Mr. &lee.' Maid at - k,by Mx R01111441-1 3 / 1 11WOC 100 DO. Kit •-• Of the bill was to invent all the proloertv that could Sir II omen ' , Eimer:lda - 5,000,000 1 . . la be obtained, not in trustees , hut solely in the Mr. Ir ''''''H" by Fandango . lour others oleo ran. 3 I The plaintiff was Mr. Wen. Henry Ryder, a jeweller in 100 an MaropokltanDistrke..l 135 90 xi 13 20 10 Do. do. do. . - - B.Ettu,,t , 7t „ s aitit „ incr . ) " , 2to 1 6215 3faid „ f nik. and 6 Bond-street, and the defendant Kr FriXlerick Charles 10 a Do.Aga John ' s w o ol - - bishop. and to place it, then.rfore, ~.. the disposal - No. 1 311. I MI the Apostolic legate. He law. ed :he rejection to Ergot General 1% illiatiles colt , Wombwell, the youngest son of the Isle Bir George Womb- it. 106 godb a d ' 1111 112 111 91 13 12. gm .. Tut. t C'; v L5T1.,3 schxytitLE srixes of 3 sovs. rash, w:th 20 well, But. The articles in question were supplied to the -all Do. All Shares a2,9001 .. the b il l. aided Half a mik e. 1 defendant in 11(64, when he was 19 years old, but the Me 100 Do. Boa & Darby ,80 fit - 1,016 .. Mr. Raw.' ELL remarked that the bill really was Mr. P. Smith's Mao Roswell 0111 1 plaintiff said he was not aware at the time that he was 86. IN 'Nola &DOD .29 SI - 12,800 .. lir. D01....0's southampton colt to enable landowners to do that in legal fonts ! I under age. They were as follows : -Crystal, ruby, and 81 1 MO Da Idla - • 2 • 7ll4 Thand• 1 - -61 t .. 51 r O. Drydens Milieu diamond solitaires, 25/. ; white glass union snielliug bottle, 44 11 t. 100 . N. Fastarn-Berwick ... 100 101 1021 6,144 . which was now done in sham. It woal,l be a great Fidget also run. Do. G. N. K Pera... - - -6,000 j .. Betting •6 to 4 on the Mini Boswell Ally , s to 2 and Fidget, , silver gilt mounts, and turquoise horse shoe, 61. 10e. ; at. ia De. Leeds - -..... 01 62 - advantage to the country to place the Roman 6,0001 .. and 4to I Ler two. l silver gilt antique chased goblet, engraved with insceip- Bt. IN Do. reek _. IS N 93 1,900 .. catholic clergy in a more independent position. lion, 15/. 15a. ; furnishing and setting turquoi s e 84. 110 Do. Carlisle - - 6,000, .. Mr. Wli ALLEY said no one csaid be more de- CRICKET. flush set ring, postage, and registering, Bs. • pair of 76 all Do. a1t01L&D• 1719 46 1 N li - g rotto than he waa that the !tonna: catholic clergy • -- fine coral and engraved : crosa-bar earrings, 13). 135 .; la n' IDs. °a . 18 0 741 ''' I 1/ el 100 North London_ - 12,500 4 6, ... should be comfortably housed. He denied that S: a3EV CL.:3 v. NI ARLOtitut3lll cottena-This two days' I , set of gold studs, enamellei fox heads, horse ' , head, and 10 - 6;016 .. mud, was c , inetn•led at the Deal yesterday. Tall scoring was fox-hounds' heads, er. 10s. Total, 671 16s. The plaintiff IR. 100 NOKRem i ooo , ow .; -I 67 59 6 , Do. do 1995. .. ' 114 9 119 1 0 i p Pg n a i - 6,000 .. these concemions tended to conciliate the Roman again Go ,r der id the day. The Surrey Club headed their Op. I was we n•• • • acquainted with the defendent's family. they llt. 100 N. a & Western Jana.' 116 118 - L OON Catholiat of Ireland. tements torte ore by a - o runs, Mr. Radically emitrihnting 0 " ' having been customers of his for about IA years, and before 84. 100 Scottlah Central ' - - - 8,000, .. les. than .3 , by three lives, thirteen fours, live threes, and I Mr. HENLEY did not think anybody could object and eittve two.. without giving a felt chafer Mt. .1. D. ! the above goods were supplied be had known the defendant X 100 ShroPahlr• °aim - •• -- 6 6 1 I 6 - OM 67 40 - himself for several years. The contention on the part of a. ,I s t° a,,lle_saat° la s t e m tea . i 10 giving ilowerto persons to grant 1 • ii for glebes. Walker:idle I a well•played 76. by one five, ,even *ars. three : 64 641 611 II I YAM, 6 I _ threes. mei tour twos. Mr. Dorsett made 33, including three ' the plaintiff was that the articles were suitable to a young 0 1;• 7 1 3 L i r a .. 1 7,7, 1 4 1 . 4ac 9 10 provided that rho quantity aas got excessive, but threes , an 1 three twos. Mr. Collyrr 25, by two lons, a three, I man in the position of life of the defendant. It seemed N. 100 Taff Vale - . 248 162 - T 400. . 00l .. i lie thought it was not advisable to make a bishop and a Pio. and Mr. Y. S. Head aike number by a aye. a four , that while a minor the defendant had an income of nearly t o s , Do, 0 . ''''''' - - si si pm : 2 '''''' -••- CIA .. a trustee. two tares., and three twos , The wickets fell thue-One for 10, 1 r , uo/. a year, and that on attaining his majority he in- St. 100 (Waterford a -, - I .... 6,000 .. two for ge, three for 63, four for 233, five for me, six for 300, I . .- 1,1% Mr I 'Ol,O. (P.I i - 1.7 Rays HART and Mr. S c.li 'POOLE ad- v.e yen for :gie, eight for 340, and aloe for 3C,4-the tenth nun . hented W,OOOl. He lived sometimes at his mother's house 10 6 Waterloo It -- Mr. Williams was absent. The College bowlers were :in London, and sometimes at the family seat in York. 4, .. dreesed the house in support of tlle : , 111. sk i er s Nome, Gordon, Carder, Hilliard, and WOregor. each 1 shire, where his eldest brother, the present baronet, JOINT STOCK BANKS I . Mr. M`Lxitee objected to the 1.;11 because it re- nu several thee* Marlborough began their secomi inning, ' resided. Occasionally he took up hi s abod e a t Li m m e r' s M o . llx I Bugßugg, l NICL prism 1 Ewa hied U. one d enom i na ti on a 1, , /,, li e recommended with Messrs Bourdillon and umeh • bowled at by M.Mus. ' I U. Hotel, Bond-street. He was also a frequent eisitorat Lowden 0000 10 .. e Si(Um.) A ...., 3 - - 2:17,46 -- gem .„ 1 • , Walks: awl Taylor. The honer had to surrender fur 4. Mr. I Castle , lCilmi kshire the seat or the Marquis of Hest ;- I mew 60 i Atha. l6 -- Oa - the pro:Return of the bill to witlid raw it, and bring Ribbon n i l . , a pin g he n d.: sect}. one nmiety 44 the widiets fell I i and the silver-gilt antique goblet he had presented to 40, 100 amaz o n u n due l,om .. 1 in a general bill. fast, viz . one toe 5. two foe 9 • three for 04, four for 19, and five , net me ..:, abe t , Messrs. Money and Hilliard came together, and 1 that noble lord as an acknowledgment of his hospitality lek 11) 1 Anglo Austrian ..... - - pen ! -i I 3,009 ..,, 1 - 1 Mr. Seim v N denied the allegation that the law get the Sarrey bowline Into • "knot. - Th ey played so disc. 1 and kindness. It further appeared that the defendant 40 . 70 , Angle IMYStae( l . l °O• • ell I - - and were not , was in the habit of riding in races as an amateur jockey, 10, 10 I Auglo lumen (Linalted).l 16 --as 15 of inortmain did not apply to Ire) ,nd, and he oil- Use!, t ha w tael mised the wore from 1- 1 too 170. *OOO 441 A , all - - ! - 61 .. 1 jaded to the bill because it & dad - Jil t ed the dale of separaed hen time was called at tlse . prottacted hour of t!alf , and chiefly for the Marquis of Ratings. 15600 Yu Bank*/ BritiabColumbia' all ' - - 1 - 1,02 .. 1 past "002 Mr. Ilooel l 'nut °till 55 Included three e ars , "s t ir I Mr. Ryder said that the defendant never complained of two I pm. ' S 394 - 1 mortmaiu in Ireland, and also beealise it enabled threes, and three twos ; and Mr. Hilliard's 60 was made up i,f a o the price of the articles, which were reasonable. He had 1 1 0:000 ni gg s ail ls i t r e New a g yps . 61.46 d 1 - lan l ,o4 36 1 - 45,000 - 1 a tenant for life to grant a lease for a thousand de three ter overthrows , rive tires. four four.. one three , and frequently bent in the account, but the defendant never 26,000 20 Bank of Otago (Welted) IS - - dis three tees The surrey bowlers were Messrs. Burzally, Cully , er, - yearn against the real owners. Nobk, J. It Walker, and Tutor. The match steeds ea drawn. I replied. He did not ask his family, before supplying the 10,000, 60 , Bankof Vidoria,Autral II 1 - - ; • liftman:Ex Ctrs v. Inocom7.-- This match was played Yes- as tides, whether he was ofage. lie had known the olefen- 60 10 . 000 1 000 1 60 0 I . anua llillik M a N c 7 ll. 74 =d a ) 10 , A I - - Po d ,. -_ ad R - -1-aET The ATTORNEY-OENZRAL for I ettaN le submitted tenlay at the Iliddlt.e: county ground. Islington, ou an excel- I dant seven years before this transaction , and a year before ~,, , ,„n , .„,,, r 0,,,.,.,.. .__.,„„, fa - - ad' - 41. - . that the bill was not necessary, except fur par- lent pair ..1 wickets, and ended Ina draw. For the UnkneLb the defendant had purchased differens articles and paid 00 - ;000 1 - 20 i g - irrh a le a , - * -- A aa - . 720. - - a il, - - 1 - Wane St poses not avowed. fly the law as it at present itsv. 1 , Marshall PlaYed a geld ludo of 50. and the total for them . .0,000 26 Chart. Mar. cdlnitlaotc. all , - - ad 06 k} ad 610,000 N. 2311. IAT Midolmea, Mr. %. E. Walker wag again In great foree. Mo'.d grants :night be mode, not exceeding five eontributing no leas than es nut oat They got 140 for four I Bit G. Wombwell, Bart., the defendant's brother, proved 60,000 9:1, a_ ty ... ..- ..... - - - the age of the defendant, and his income prior to his at- 10 . 000 V*, 001021181- IN I- - 614000 It. acres, and official trustees were provided ; anti Isicketb 160,000 10 1 Consolidated Bank (L.) 4 - - Vat 5 630,000 84. e,,ermiiiSesrllKE C. CiftßalliCaan . WE (12E1TRII).-The taming his majority in July, 1866. therefore the principal effect of this bill would be at il t: this county match was delayed cm Tuesday, at the Trent- 60 000 10 ' Do. do. New - - pm' - Evidence was offered on the part of the defendant to 10 , 000 60 , Dad and / Z., a ( L) ls - - 1 _ 10232211 K. 312,8.90 Bt. to constitute the Roman catholic Lishops truatees, ground, Nottingham, tili about nee-past 3, owing to a show that when he purchased the articles, he had obtained *OOO 60 ' list London Lond o n I - - es. - 159,730 St and thereby to give them a legal status and recog- go' P rain. which fell all the forenoon. The Cambridge jewellery from Mr. Emmanuel worth 1 . 0001• , and from 60,000 20 Zane* Kachangeilloa. f - - dl., - -.. St. •• eraekii" both played very fine *nines, especially the latter. o nition. buthste ears rilences. The luniogs amounted to 200 exact, and 1 Mr. Hancock to the amount of about 54:0., but 34 , 000 50 . ingllsb and Amencan . 111 - - dial - _ ... i as. I Oft a division, the bill was rejected isv 119 to 75. the weitets fell thus,-ont for 1, two for 31, three for 103, lone The learned judge held that it was not relevant, unless 10,0001 201 Eng.Bankß.dalansiroL I s t - - din - ' 1 for 144, five for 144, six for 146, seven funk eight for Iffi. Aloe the plaintiff knew the fact at the time the defendant °°•°9ol 25 1° M• lie " A " 1 • - - 82,431 84. On the order for going into committee on the alit ten for ese nu Inowling changes :- Tinley vice C. J. Wow , 90,000, 60 lingffishandBwedish (L ) 16 I-- Ms - - Bt. ordered the articles from him. 20,000 MO Imperial Bank (Matted) 91 I - - - Uniformity Act Amendment I;ill, at 42 .. t Shaw for Tinley, lot ; J.C. Shea fur A. MAW. at 12, : It transpired that the defendant had got involved in 0 0 .60 0 je /. 0• 0 0 1 00 0 . ilowitt for Woollen at Fat and A. Shaw, for Hewitt at v ..... carpenki ,. 4 ,.. ibehided ~e o fours, see .. three , pecuniary difficulties, and was now living abroad. flood 10 Islets Mr. B6NTINcIt withdrew a motion to postpone a - - - Na I Bh. going into committee for six months, on Mr. PAW- and three tw.tet : Notts' Hayward's se one four, nine threes, and Th . e ..._ money . pai d into court . was for the set of gold studio t 00 .5 ,00 00001 n al , I.4 Do. mort ilew ßk. 1.11.44 4 _ _ 4i. 1 II 4 1.0116,1 i five twos. Notts seeond Innings was continued yesterday morn- (61 . ivs.j, and for setting a ring (ss.). csrr undertaking to fix a convenient day for a dia- ing, the weather being mor e favourable, and the wickets (daring Mr. Bulwer, on behalf of the defendant, said that g°°°°° 4 l l ° o lDeollf-Dekollora. Bo 7re all - - de. - aonsaits at mission on the bill on the third reading. extremely well. Play began at 11.50, Tenant and Watts howl-10 • 000 , MI Lon.ntafllexico fic.(LII N - - sus - though it might b en rged that it was dishonest to defend 10 : 000 . 100 i mid .... 4 ' ,:l 66 -- du - 1,482,600 104 360,6351 St iwukketto.D.Lanft4 he u EA..6.1 4 Tinle4. , hui Daf t.l t pro wE ved .Eh to be t o t o u. nly t obati o na t ist2e. an action of this kind, where it was admitted the goods mope 16) D o . p ee The house went into committee, and the clausesse - - die - 1187.0711 St had been supplied by • respectable tradesman, and their 6,000'100 I LoadeenalverPlateL) 40 -- Dm Were agreed to, a new clause being added, at the Ilisidulph stayed*, some time, but Watts' and Tarrant '' nn price was nu t disputed, yet the jury must look at the W.OOO 26 DO. New. la+ at lips a - - "1 1 - - instance of Mr. Metre, and after a division, in awn rather bei good : his 211 Included nee four, eve wee., an d . . . - P m ... 4, twos. Daft's not-out innings included lour thrusted eight whole circumstances before they decided upon the pro- • which the numbers were 92 to eti, providing that te.e. The change* In the bowling were-T. Hayward vice Tar- 1 priety or impropriety of the course adopted. Here, a 60,001 10 Lon, Ct. Bank of Murat all - - ad' -ad Noll lathing contained in the act shall affect the oblige- rant at 37 . and again at El. At 115 Cowell for Watts, and at young man having led a life of extrava g ance , had in the 17 2 100 01 London and Oxinty l6 - - 1e,500' 20 De. do. New 8 - - - - eoNao l ii mom ii pion under which any college or hall may be to vice versa. The Notts wickets fell thus : one for 2, two for S, three and four for m, eve for 47, six for 64' , seven for 119, e t, i common phrase outrun the constable and been obliged to moo , as. L os s = yd s & au ss a. il6 - - , - leave the country. His friends and guardians had come ta.ooe inl London it BouthAtriesia . 6800,000 im maintain itself in connection with the church of nine and ten for 147. This left Lntobrisigeshire only nine runs l an - - 112 - 6600,001 St to get to win, and these were hit off by Mr. Warren and U . Bap forward to see what arrangements could be made to save 10,006 100 ILon. It IL Wastera(Lfga.l. 110 - - Alto, 10,000 1 England. ward, but net till one wicket 'J. Smith) had gone to grief. Thus, some remnant of his fortune ; but there must be some .. 0 . 00 0 00 ... 70,400 _,, f1.. 9 ,1 1 =1 . )1 L7l - dl'i - 60,006 II The Public Records (Ireland) Rill was read aat a quarter-past 2, Cambridge woe by nine wickets. limit to the forbearance and generosity of even the m o ° o 10° a ° nn on '`` " • nn - - I - 10.400 11 10,00 190 Merchant Bank Ma). MI - - - 47,000 11 third time, and passed. most just and most kind-hearted people. He submitted •.000 100 Da. New ;ff - - dim , - Ltnee 11 Mr. G. HARDY obtained leave to bring in a bill HENLEY•ON-THAMES REGATTA. that the disputed items in the plaintiff's bill were not for soaoo go war e nntdeaaaermn(L ) lii - - Ala - necessaries, and observed that though it was often ins - 113,000 1 10 Metropolitan (Limited) PK 16000 10 01,000 1 to extend the Trades Union Commission Act, 1807. -....__ possible to prevent • young man pursuing a career of folly 6,000 100 Midlaod Bank (Lira) - - I - 10,610 1 The house adjourned at half -Last :, o'clock. rises' DAY. and extravagance, a very wholesome check might be exer- 10.000 6 1 National of Australasia 4- - pm, - 6000 5 This regatta of gentlemen amateurs commenced yester- deed in such eases if juries discouraged b their verdicts I °. °°o 1 % Nati. '" ° L,V °°l •• IS - -Ins - 156.710 111 10,41t00 100 N. Pro. of - - • 1 - 8,915 , 2 day. The attendance included the rank and fashion of the ' tradesmen trusting mere boys with valuable articles which 5509 , 0 20 Da. sal . 6. 66 . It - - neighbourhood. The assemblage of visitors was very large.- 60,0601 I r *parting Entelligence. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.-WF.DBMIDAY. a° The violent thunder storm which visited Newmarket yester. day afternoon did not abate anti' late la las evening, and as showers were constantly returring the streets of Newmarket were countivatively deserted. At the rooms there were uareely a dozen member% pruent at one p:riod. and no attempt being Mr. R. 1.. Lloyd. of Cambridge, was umpire : and Messrs E. ey Ednie and !Deland, of i. raelug Lit COIsIttWOCe to the dose 4 at 2 o' of the c GRAND t London Rowing Club Oxford Radlemn Club e lock, bridge. were vetting. the judges . The and was kept up with 'HALLENOE CUP. Find Hest Tin toieoll *M. st M I musk to s-ulate either on the Opidw.exl Makes or Derby, tJ.R. R. m 0x ,,, 0 .... 10 0 o 0. O. inn 1 d gnat n lb 11 6 the did not abeolutely ui t r i L, t • a i r th w ey ere wo t u hgef le o t re su nn- 40,000 sui H a m m ' B an n__ ...... ea - -. necessary, and showed them persons paining ne get r usent. into their debt they must run the risk of ob- 60 000 ; 10 North Western ,21 .. so Onental Beak l. 6SO Mona. ........1 en re an The rd Chief Baron, in summing up, said that as the ..,27": 10 New South Wales.. -44 1 defendant was under age when the articles were supplied, -4°o the acon was not maintainable, unless in the opinion of 100 , mo o. l ' , la 000 16 Beath Austral* 20, °°0 - - - 0 - - - - -. AY 51 ..-. ..-. - - aal - ad -- - the Jury they were necessaries suitable to his estate and 17,.05 °°° 1 100 " 1 SMod. Dc‘ M a ; IL 14 Afrien ew-• .:, Iffi l : - 1 - condition in life. 10,000 105 Do. de. ses. at 0 pm. 10 - - 1 I - The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for 401. 15s. in , 60 ,,,..,,, 5 700 ....II , 1en.,0 el Laa!r_alla, • • •,! r i l -' '-' 0 . Mk_ 26,000 9 a . so an! 1 12,000 t 1 200 ! 1 1 6 . 4. II : 000 2, 0111 3 9691 I ,000 I I 10,0001 II 10,000 5 10,000 3 Fuller Andrews •• counted out" the hospe at en early hoar. At tD. G. Gra ~ the White Hart Hotel, however, after some preliitemary chaffing. & J. G. Walker ll 4 T. J. IL F. May lO 8 allow for the smelling-bottle and the earrings. 40,000 I several In iestmenta wee-. made no the sio•twood stakes at • late 5. B . L o t B ,i t b hour. imbed wits decideddy the f wourite fie- money, and after P. Weston foul, Tet BRITISH P 0651561061. 12.00 I on certain points of law. tes,ooo It JO) to 8 hail been once booked 1,000 to 90 was accepted lour Tau ILADLEISJI Calla times. with offers to back her at 3to 1 fora place. but sto 1 w.ta st lb I st lb .____________ .. _ al. I Pt' Unman. I Closing pekes. I Wes. 200,000 IC the highest prim obtainable. Guy of Warwick. in Joseph Dew - 1. R. H . M nai , lO 116. R. Raga of Iffieydens- MO all Allaatte&a. lawnses 16 LI - 200,000 I sou s daole, was backed three times at DM to ti, and a supporter 2.. 3. P. &C. La. sig.s. 100 101 ad 1041 1 xd 10,000 I backed the colt against Jezebel for • headrest in their , A Dam .. ll 2 IL H. Adcock lu 0 MI 11 Do. 1 Shams .-.. . - ear *Pia xd - (0029261 3 places. Blinkhonlie occupied a rather mysterious positioa.. & T. L m aw ,. ll 2 7. W. B. Woodgate - --•--- 10i all Buffalo a Lake Hums. 31 41 - 6100,11911. 8 so oar seeming Inclined to hack him without the proviso 8. M. Brown - 6217.0101 8 of a dart in which ease 6to 1 would h..* heen taken to W. W. Woodward ,cox.,. Sit 81b. John Saunders, a labourer, who had no fixed residence, 11 1 11 10 , 111if.Dri110k. 900,617109 .- 7,6001 I several I "indre'l. 100 10 7 " 4 In vain offered agrAnd The London Rowing Club • who were the favaurika , had the was placed at the bar, on rewind, before Alderman Gib- . - 28.0001 i 1.0 lit 018. 48_ _ll Zak:ribs, and WO to 0 was taken move almut Don* ; these on* Berk, side, the others wereln the centre. The Londoners won - 2000 I bons, charged with thrutening to take the life of Mrs. d'" 60,000' i priming all the reliable transactions that oeended. 'Khoo& a., upwards of a length, after easiog up • Uttle at the thaish. - . with 11l 100 Caps T. di Dook _i. GAS 55 65 - several otherannuals were incidentally inquired after. After 10 Mae, 7 min . 59 sera. 1 erten, a married woman, whons he had fallen lee ell Inemosearp.e. 90 101 - 66,0001 1 to 1 had been taken about Lady Elinaleth fur the Derby to V*, Second Heat. uncontrollably in love. 116. 100 lest Neill gia. l 7/e. 100 101 xd, - i d 113,811 1 Bto 1 only was offered nn the field. Ceara des Batailles was Eton Cdloge Boat Club 1 Mr. Ring again appeared for the prosecution. SS 71, Do. do. 6 d 0... - - ' - L 879,1511 Inquind after by a Nottingham bookmaker, with a view to aa la• Kingston Rot+ lug Slob 0 Our readers may recollect that the facts of this case 86 100 NA Indian gu. II do-. 157 108 ad 107} f xd 15,000 , vestment. hut the would-be barker broke down too utterly* the Tits rice clew. were as follows :-The prisoner had, eome if years pronunciation of the name of the colt, that no business could be st lb st lb .„„ 91 2 I Do. L Shares 1 111,01 xd 31 ad 70.000 ' ..,.-, lodged with Mrs. Pinkerton, and took a great fancy 8 4 0 1 ,2 Ge " oo ,, u reuak olo. l l . 2 anads op.a 2 217 ee ls - 20,000 done amid the roars al laughter that succeeded the severs! at- I. 8. H. Woodhouse .... 10 0 6. T. Edwards Moss .... 11 0 -100001 i tempts he made to improve on his first trial. The weather was 3, A. D. Lewis lO 76. T. IL Banbury - 25,0001 dull this morning but the thunderstorm of the pre- 3. Ilt. W. Marabouts! .... 10 3 7. W. C. Calvert- 40 46 , - 30,000! dons evening hail he t beneficial effect of clearing the ammo- 4 J. It m kt ll 18. W. D. Benson lO 9 persecuting her frow time to time, and on one occasion 105 all Do. god pref. Stack.. se 6 7 1 - 900.000 sphere, but It was still very warm and close thronghusit the day. F. S. 11. Innott (cold. lit 2lb. I suffered twelve months' imprisonment for wounding her lee an Do liO Doil_ nuke... • • 7 ° 77 ' - 10 ' 000 ' Although the afternoon was dun there was as rain. and the con- NO atuoirros Mum. on the head with intent to murder her. On the last hear- St 100 Great Isaias raus 1061 1071xEn 1101 7adfi n 96000 i erquenve was the weather was pleasant and enjoyable for racing. et lb - 6,010 15 1° 1 1 1 D0. 1:1°. r a. .4l• 6"r do. "st -... - I lePuTga ". o " 7 Id & o 140 4"' The niiiidng will be found bettor, and the only comment nece• I A. J . pm&l3 • 7 1 0 1 :I 6. J . It P. 11 1 ,7 14.7 , 0060 ,...... 11 4 should murder Mrs. Pinkerton unless he was put . away. 1 0 6 : nary here is that Athena beat 0.10124.0 110 easily to-day, that 2. 5. • Gras . Do. New -. .. - 1 lipm xote - KM' Lady Elizabeth's close running with him on two or throe 0008 - 3. 0. W. Fuller - 50,000 done !roves Athena after all to be the superior filly. 4. B. B. Trench l5 818. K L Corris - X 100 Do. 41 par cent .., 92 94 ad - 154.11001 '0(0 NIII. , 11•1111 tiI'AIIM of 50 Bova each, hft . for lyr-olds, H. Walton :coal. Tst elb. I kerton was in danger of losing her life ,• he therefore to We 611 _,, OL D. W . 0100 ... ... 7 °lna" ,14 9, 141 i - B*,ooo , eelta. set leih; Elie; Set Ilis; penalties and allowances B.M. It was a most beautiful race. Eton came way with the lead, ' mended the prtsoner with instructions that he should be M° `" naapay.l673 - 110,000 ' 13 oohs '' whkh they hail, by diet of very fine rowing, away with the lead, inaaded the priaosaer, with Instructions t hat he should he tOO all D0.ep,n 8d5.P53t.1471 40 07 - 94,000 150 all D 0.54. 54 do. do. 1117741. 56 57 , - 50,000! (8 sale.. whim, they hal, by ,llut of very fins rowlng, niaoe a spade, of •• • • • ' 100 all Do.ket cb lo. 18774 i. 86 aT 1 - 50,000 ! Loral Stanibmrs node', by *an-Blarney's dun 1 length at Q. farmhouse , sag although th e Rthig ." 0 ,..., 0000 exanuned DT M r . Gibson, the surgeon of Newpte, and a ' certificate pumas to his state of mind. le 8 ladian (Lbtalter ) 1 0111 e ad - 1 ( 1,000000 ll Mr .1.11. C Wyadhun's Golden Blount It 100 Madras guar. 6 xi. cent. 100 zel ad 1001 a d 10,0001 Bettieg. 6to 4 on Golden Bloom. very geneutly, the Etonian* Increased *rn lead half • length any in Rentenhain bay. Kingston now put on • fine spurt, and I Mr. Gibson, having examined him, certified that he was et. 100 Do. de, 41 de... 03 95 ad - LON I Tag BEAlfrOk? STASIS, • Handicap of 15 eon. each, 6 ft, rowed the nose of their boat up to No. 6, and then inch by intih, 'of unsound mind, and not fit to be at large. X 100 De. do. 41 de... 88 90 xd - 10,0001 with 109 added for tha w inn er,er and 25 for the second horse; for with the most gallaB4 exerti oter in both Imam. increased their I Alderman Gibbons directed the pri s o n er to be taken to le .... ell mim ic. . 1 11 1 ftli notio latensie . .. HZ 64- 99 - I - 50,000 1 Ityr-olds sthi upwards winrs extra. Suffolk Stakes Cowes the West London Union for the purpose of being con- " '"11.000: lead, and at length Kingston's nr , tse was level with the Eton No.- (12 mu*. . 40,000' 4 ; en they continued, amidst the deafening plaudits ot the 1.00 all Do. 4p. et, pay.lBBo 04 96 ad I Mr. 0. Payne's Bradamante, hy Voltigenr-Duralice - tutus' Duke of Newcastle ' s Julius - le yeo put fden.ep eutp.ll.! t 3 ea zd 1.400, Count itattlayaey's vandervelde - First neat. ball in cuatody of the police, so that the court might do st. 100 ictsid ' e,gui. a pre met.' 99/ Mai ad 1001 a d 60.400 Night others also ran. W. C Crofts. Oxford - ad 1,0:000018 Bettie.; •9to 2 watt Moultress. 6to I each aget !tradesman* IL Wein, Oxford - and tnudevelde, 6 to 1 each emit Marmite and Julius. 8 to 1 F. C. Saadi, efunbridge 0 It 100 Do. Peafowl ilia V 9 010 ad 991 ad 12. 6 W, 1 each apt Sends and Ravioli, 10 to I agst Daleannui, and 12 to 1 GREENWICH. eget Lucifer. Crofts was on the Berta able, Wells on the Gann. and Reach to al 1100 Da haneesaniale. a a aa, - mow 1 Mr. Richard Thomas Freeman, surgeon and dentist, of amio 1 Martli : 100 son., Bst 7lh each. Last half mile of New T. Y.C. the centre' Mr. Wail, led et first b y he ll• l ength. In ' i s " `"'"' Lord Wilton's Panne by Parmesan-Archer ses 1 United fora short distance, when Stolle came right away, and I, Albert-place, Upper Lewisham-road, Deptford, appeared 1/011.111011 RAILWAYS. 41600,0001 I llareula of Hastings' lady Barbara NUM.:: 6tol On par t s , VISITORS CHALLENGE CUP. 1 last, violated the person of Mary Ann Warren, • young ili. I Pd. I taxman I Closing pries. I Salsa 36,600. 1 11110,000 1 A 'Ltds of 109 sots.. misled to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 The Defied Thaversity crew, consisting of Messrs. P. Bowman, I woman 20 years of age, while under the influence of chlo- 10 lan Antwerp a Retterdms 9. 9 6 1 - 40.0001 I eon. each ; fore and 3-yr- olds New T.I.C. 2.1 sobs. , W, W. Weed, J. C. Tinne, A. H. Hall, and W. Lipscomb., rowed reform . II I mil IBis. Fra dic.7p.a 11 13 - 90,000 j 1 Duke of Newcastle's Bismarck, by Weatherbit-Mbe over the course kw this prize. Mr. H. Peek. solicitor, of Greenwich and Laurence- 7 I a 1118.1 4" 11* J In 7 °ll - 1 1 - 10,000 •it Arm* - Pountney-lane, City, attended to prosecu t e; and Mr. W. go mie tra l g avat i na „ „ 7 e 155001 1 Mr. R. 'feu inimek's Pyrrhic I First heat.- WOOD 1 Mr. W. Labourite's smart Card lll London Rowing Club 1 Cooper, barrister, appeared for the defence. tOo I all Coplapo 61,000 (this others also ran. Kingston Rowing ChM 0 The proaecutrix, • domestic servant, went to the defen- 10 , all Do. Extension ~ - - Put ee 50,000 1 Bet Cut :sto 2 •:14 Pyrrhic, sto I seat Bismarck, 6to 1 01st TUE LoNI.OIII COMIC dant to have two teeth extracted, was placed under chip- 100 80 DolabilrE a WIIPIt . (L) - -as -- WAD 1 the Mieilionsite 611 y. 100 to 15 eat% ages: Ilnitsic•away and the st lb et lb reform, and upon reuvering consciousness became aware *I 16 D 90,9 Dloaish - 110 of the outrage to which, as she alleged, she WILY being sub- 10 1 ' ajl z am i d . a p° of e ft . Carlotta filly, and 10 to 1 each sent King Victor and Maid I. S. La B Smith ll 313. 0. Ryan - mew 1 Manse aR. W. Willie - 4101,176 8 - MATCH. 50 sovs-h ft Lan three furlongs of New T. Y.C. P. Weston :cox.' Tst. I offence had b een committed. 110 all !=l,:rembourg ... 111 Ili 1 111 44,000 , I 14r. Fulkies Red Coniyn. by Vengeants-Mtverritua 1 ens lUNCOITOII einW. 60,000 3 Mr. Alexander's Lady Seaham. - 1;1 2 charge, and suggested that the outrage had been coma- .. 70 .... .n. 2 7,.., Lna . nem1 .. ,„ .........n. ___"Caaran .... i az. " III ,... ( „:: 7 1 / IT is - 10,001 I Benin; opened at 7to 4 ea, but dosed at 6t05 nu lady Sea- 1. i, P . R Goodden .... 11 411. L F. Henley 11 o mined by some other person, and that the prosecutrix, for 30,000 99 ad, -La 0. B. B. Trench ! motives known to herself, was now endeavouring to fix 16 - al l -- Northern of FT ...7 . 47 o g 30,060 THE Ea eras ATARIU3 of 40 sort. each , h ft, for 2-yreilds : 11. Walton 'cot I, Bet lb. - 60.000 • I coils, tot. bab ; 010, . , tut 7lb ; maidens allowed 31e. Last half The Ebmston was warmly more than • scratch Cie.., 1101 ' the crime upon the defendant. - WOO 1 i mile of the New T. I.C. Sffi scabs.) Marquis of Hastings' Athena I neut.& to the Farm, where Lundou came away, and won easily. l Cook, defendant's servant; Annie Buckstone, • t i o o an all ici r IL Dst " elre e t e7." - 2 - 8 .- - 10,000 ' 62,100 1 Mr. Pryor's Griniston - - - 10,114 Betting: 65 to 40 on Athena. Second Heat then called for the defence. The former swore that she 10 .11 10 00 lami(Set1 79 nAldin 3 s was in the room the whole time defendant was performiog 1 4 . li all I p sz i„ Par* .d l4".. o T i and .: edit . . 84 57 66 15 - 5000,030 8 A 114NDICAP YLATII Of 50 •OVI., for 3-)Tiritill and upwards. Oxford Raffielan Club - 36,100 , 5 New T. 1.0 t5l entries.) Louder Boat Club 0 the operation of extracting the teeth, and until the time , a . 1 1 lu e u. a 8 . r,...1 L IV.) - in,ooo. I Mr. Pry or'a Whitt/ - Et ~ complainaat left, and that nothing improper took place by m 10 Royal %minima Mr. W. s s Crawford's Gentle Kitty filly 11 I n i •the defendant with the prosecutru. The second witness I ill Ro_yal Swedish - - 10,450 6 Lord Weiunorlaud's Indian War - - - 10,000 1 Ten others also ran. 2. W. B. Woodgate -.. II 10 4. T. B. Brown - scow. I Betting :9to 4 apt lodise Afar, 3to 1 each ant Whitby and W. W. Woodward ;c0a1.... Sot 81b. ; and the last witness said she VW the prosecutrix in * all "awl' and I ' leal a.---- 7 7 t - 66.000 1 lady !Sophie, 10 to I each ant the tleutle Kitty ally and Jasper, TIM LC•SD/Ut claw. I Greenwich park on Whit-Monday, and that some young 10 all Do. 61 percent. rest. 51 v ad. - 11,000 le and it to I aim Queen of Moles. at lb et lb , men were ntnning after her 10 all .Ban raulmL) g 7 per ct 161 171 16; 1 6 0 i l Mr. Maude mid without making any comments upon so 16 South Rest of Portugal - - di' 90 16 S o ul iis 15 - teoo.ooo 8 A SMIEPST•I[I:4 car 10 40••• each, for two.yearoble ; was, I. J. W. Rey lO 10 1 11. It X 10,000 1 id loth, fillies, ad 7lb : selling snow caeca Chesterfield 2G. S ue ne o - - 22 23 - *WO. 6 Coarse. 1 4 Pe a:a T. Walker coin' - 14,200 I Mr. Nimes ni nate Queen of the West) 1 The stroke of the Leander had been unwell, and aas, to way- , for trial at the next Old Bailey cessions . He would ac- 10 all `Ter* and Savona -.. 1 4 - 4160,0001 6 Raton Kothschlk,s Poleaxe - Mr. Joa. Dasun's Newcastle colt - •• • • Betting: 7to 4 011 Patti, sto 2 eget Poleaxe. but were soon eollared by their opponents, who got nearly half The required sureties were at once tendered and ac- 20 all W°7171 ' W • °1 1.771177 1117 117 - MAO 110 Tim Tows I'LATII of 60 soya. for three/ear-olds; colts, a I.n ic th ahead . At R emee h a e, the Radices= crept up, and cepted, and the defendant left the court, which was 100400 1 SA Baron R ail 10lb . etiles.Set 61b. BAIL B subs.) wee , gradually in (fled. just belew the replan. and wen by crowded during the hearing of the ease. 1051106 OBLIGAIIONS. 7, 51 0 , 1 ldll's Jasper I more than, half a length dear. Time, 9.38. & f pd. f RAILWAYIL I (festal priest Seim 27,600 1 Mr. Itit nin's Eglaiansir d - id 60,000 , Mr. Hughes's Master Robert I Naiad Beat all Rs R . TREDINNICK, A BANKRUPT. Meting. 41.0 inr uabwzgsl"mat 4 in L -ad IC " ),°o° i 4 Mettles Vale abe ran. W. Stout, London BMW; :4to 1 on Jasper. W. G. Edwards, °dud i Heise, Trustrazu, and Birk, of Cheapside, solicitors to the 100 au /... 004 ma.. gy 100 - PLO* - 20,000 1 , BerrrNG ON THE COURSE. Mr. Ilickaby, of Oxford, was entered, but did not go. Edwards assignee, write to us :-" Our attention has been called 100 a 0 1. 0••• an d m s b.ni, - took the leas: and nearly cleared his mama. Stout drew in 200 to an erroneous report in your issue of the 2nd inst., to 100 till Do. Sewed Issas- . 57 90 - 116,0011 1 11 GOODWOOD STALLS.- yards and came half way over him at Fawley Court. Edwards, 10,000 111 the effect thatthis bankruptcy is to betaken out of court on 10 an oeth of France I p et. Iti llt xd - 1100 to 199 apt Our of War- lOW to re east lid 11 sheltered in some respect Iron, the wind. went away 180•011101,10 • composition of 12s. 6d. in the pound. No proposition El all De ( lateausrl af D.M. - - - 90,000 i 0 wick (11 50° Id . 5 - e•annua Ball It) I a w a h a m in w rn gallant style, and It locked sa though the race was over ,_.. II to 1 - Jezebel roil) 500 to 29 -- Douro A has been made by the bankrupt for payment of a composi- 14 ! . 6 an Do. ~( I= "d tei l ) 26 45 2 1 .- in Ids favour. when, on their arrival at ?Wills Court, Stoat left NON ' a 12 to 1 - Blinkhoolie(o) him with groat rapidity, and won by nestle two clear Ingthe tion, or for taking the matter out o f court. The applies. i s i ll 1. .77,... - ItMnSp.ct. 12 11/ ad - DERBY. DIAMOND CHALLENGE SCULL& pion made by us to the commissioner was merely for leave 100 di a - kirj, (Porn. .. as 55 - 9to 1 apt Ladv Elbabirt* of , 110,000 to 1,000 id Third Hest to the amignee to concur in accepting acompoeition offered 4 all Swedish 6p.et . li 1 ad - Tenn 10 Nal &gat Suffolk .t and 13 to 1 afterwards offered) F. Werra . Oxford 1 by • person indebted to the bankrupt's estate, and it was 100 all aLs Grande 7p. c't 55 68 - Great N 21 to 1 asst St. Ronan 1) 0. Shame, Cambridge 0 for this an order was made by Mr. Commissioner 20 ua stLom•Vast Sp.o. Si 89 ad - prem., 104 Not a bet was lad at the *isms Net night, scarcely a member G. Ryan. London Rowing Club 0 Goulburn." toe th Rasta Port. 7p.0. - - - Mancini being roment Rain was telling heavily. Wellan earns away with the lead, and _kept 0 throughout. 96 of Fraace3p.e. 12 lei - Quasse, JULY 2.-The steamer Peruvian arrived Ie paid), 6j. VirUis has been bought by Mr. 111111 for C 3,000. It is said for • wintilogeadly Shang and Ryas rowed clorilail-vitgorhee Shun uth Italian, S per ct. 6 6 _ the NJ:4Old of Hastings. lea him. here today. 111 .IN. W. offra. Spa 13 lit ad - North E cr. 1 rm.) ICALL.A TM I - iiirimil l i I I. 1 p.a. - 84. the I anew and LAM --79 SI 80 St 100 Caledoo/114 .. - ......- 109 111 111} St. 1110 Cambrian _ _ ..- - - 36 46 20 ill Oorawall- - 3 6 St. 100 Dublin and Belfast] one 66 IS St 100 Dundee, Porth.&Abd Jo 10. 72 100 011 last London Sarlp Coot -•-• - 100 an Do..__.._ - - - 9t 100 mais•av, - - - St 100 firths lestan Ord. St WI 26} 26 1 ia : St. 100 Do. LA. Mk., N 0.2, 6 7 - St. 100 OreetNorthotScollandi - - - St. 100 Grist Northern I 112 111 1131 St. 100 Do.n I Arena° dlr. un-' 111 116 1121 At. 100 Do 13 11110 p. c. le paldb - -.- St 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. Stock - - - 8t 100 et Melba Weil (ire.) 91 911 - St 100 Great Waiters 62} 48} = 1 4 4 4 -• St 100 Do.StoarVal.Ous.Ste - - St. 163 Do. South Wales . - - - St. 100 Do. W. Yid.-[Nord a so - S 100 Do. Do. - 81. 100 Lancashire & Vor , 127 128 12S18t 100 Lon. , Brlehtn, .2 &Coast 61} 634 624 43 } St 100 Loradon,ChatheskaDev 16 17 17 1 131. 100 Do. 11 et thten.A6p.o. 11 17 - St. 100 London et North Wrath. 1111 1174 113 ; 89. 100 LoudondSouthWeetern 76 77 77 5} St. 100 Wan. shed., a Uncolma 454 46} 46 4 :It 100 Marepolitan..-- - 1211 123} 1211 039 la. 100 Do. 6 ateuslon.dlvl 1 - deal 6p. ct. UlllB7Ol 106 110 - 100 an WaropokltanDistriot. I 85 90 rd 53 48 20 10 Do. do. do. I - - - 10 all Do. 264.. John'ew . ood - - - St. 100 Midland ' 111} 112 1124 }1 13 12, • all Do. AS Shaw , - - - St. 100 Do. Saw& 131; . 15y , 80 as - Bt. 1011 'North Health . 29 61 - SL 189 Do.ldia,Perth.Dwad 1 - - - St. 109 N. railern-Berwick 26 NI Do. O.Pero - - - St 100 De. Ueda - - - Bt. 10 Do. net - St. 1011 Do. Csrilal• - - 26 ell Do. StocaltDarting IS 34 - 16 22 , Ds. do., 1900411 III 9pm - St 100 North London - 'lO 6 Do. do. INC 1 i 1} pm - St 100 Ncethetadadinu; 1 a 09 - It 100 N. alt Western Juno; 116 118 - 0t 100 booth& Central - - - - W. 100 Shropshire Union - 8t 100 Mouth Devon 47 49 - 91 100 South lathers 64 64} 611 i 1 } 20 all atainaa,Wokinghamolc 9 10 - St 100 Tan Vale - ...... -.. 143 162 - 10 4 Do. 0 . ....... - St. 100 *Malted tilksany -.- - 10 11 tWaterloo & Whitehall. - -•.- $O. I is i Mom° 0e11i1a4C01at.0p.06.,111711 100.400 _ Do. 1801 Cast. G0v . .41 p. 1877-84. .... Do. eporot,Fab.tkag. Do. OparelMar. 7,118. Do. IparoLlaan 156,808 Do. Spore. loa. MAO CaPoodONVII,I•18781 Do. u --Do . do. 1 xo-100 0811000 Do n,... p.s.Av e loa noo4l o 100,000 DityloaN ov. 10413, 'post 160,000' Do. 1878, do.. 1,000,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 930,00011hatillas 6 pea 03,1871 100.000, Do. 1878 100,000 1 Do. 18112 100,000 Do. lON 186,800 Nataleov.Bp.o.Ap.,loe. 184000. New Branaoov.6pwct 1,178,000 New booth Wales Gov., p. oral, 1071 to 1878 1.871,8 M Do. fp. 0.1888 to 1803 860,000. D0.6p.e.r,1887 to 1876 130,00010. w Leaked Ow mai 1.000,600 Do. Spor sest. 60 00 .60110011 Do. 6 per owl MI unknocr Do.4o.l4llaaaaDoe 760.0001 Noon Bo3ila Op. a, 11R6 ~854 . 1oolQuesaidaod Do.. I p, 1.177,450 Do. Do. 11181 I Maar 8.A04 Gov. 8 p a ,67.77 Do. 1878 and opwda 860,000' VloGov.Op. o. ho. Joly , 7.000400 Do. Op. CO A IM BRITISH Ml] iiiiisr Chtvartos Milord AmoL Div. G. Con. (Tortola ) Drakowalls LA Basil (Illogon) Last Caradon Last Caro Brea Last Grenville East Lovell L W. Russell (Farhat ) Gransbier & St. Anima Great Leroy (Limited) Great South Tolosa 0. W. Vol (Balaton) Grenville Herod's Foot Illneston Down Margaret 'Hoy Went) Mute Valley Stwyndy iron Ore New Seton North Boehm. ortb Wheal Crotty , United (C. Latent) Wallow (at. riser)! Coodorrow I 8. W. Frances (Mogan/ Stray Pest F a n. Crott rat Beret G. wen glar.ogezi ) West Ctdvertou West Beton lleaset (11toise) Wt. Buller (Bedrolls) W,lllsryAnn (Menhen ) Wheal aeten Wk. Truisms', (LIAO DEBINTUM ituuj. 2.14.1 Si /6.6 2.6.0 111.7.1 14/ed 40 9.0.6 81. 109. 6.10.6 13.17.6 /10.6 38 :130 alto 10.6.7 12 SAO lala. 36.1128 tit.' Ot.Esie 4 p.c. Mar. &140. 100 o.llthu. 4 p.c. Jaa.etJuly 100 awstn.—W. 11.-00.,4e p. et, Jim. At Jay .... 100 Lane.ttYk.4p.a.Jaa.&lly 100 Loo.l34lgll.4p.e.lao.dkJly 100 L&N.W.4p.c.Jaa.d July 100 Do. lip.c. Jan.& July 100 L&S.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 Midlsuld,4p.c.JaustJuly 100 P; 11p7c1.:1+;i:a14.:: 100 N. Fmtro.,llp.c.Jsal.fJuly 100 p.a.Ap.&Oct. 100 DOCILE. 1,066,6811 St :last and West India . 6,0111,110 c ac Londoch /St Katharla. 1,162,500 100 Do. Bib. St. 4p. Gent 360,8661 St Southampton 1617.0711 St. Surrey Oommerstal anci 0011PAI1. I rd 10 Angio-AmericanTeL(L) all MI Anglo-Mexican Mint ' all , K. Atlantic Telegraph lOO U. Do. 8 per cent. n AWntlan Avian! I psi U Anstrallan M.Litl i = 1 19 upparakTee 19 rlin Waterworks (L.) all 10 Do. New 100 how Vaughan (L) 13 II hay Gas LnWedl all 5 Do New.... 110BrItish Ainewthea Land 46 I IL B. &I. Orel. TeL (L.) Canada Company aU , 11 10 0 Casadienloandi lav(L) 2) 10 tt Ce r C°l3 = 10 510 • 6 IS ChMaBtBhipaLCoalL 133 1 10 City Discount, Limited. 1 I 26 CitydLomlonl.Pro.(L) 8 30 City 01/11an impro.(L , 1761 SO Do. II City of lloaeow Gas (L 1 all 1 City Deose (Um.) 25 II Colonial (Limited) 60 Do. 00 al Union ) ln y I 10 of Atrioauller.(Ll $ 30 tal Callas (L . 16 116 Cop.ll.ltne„Pref.7)o.r all 100 .of Lon.ltd.lBT/Afp.c. aU ::1 100 Do. do. 1879, 40. all 10 C. Pone. el England (L) r SO De.of ManrlUns(L) lO ft. °Eyelid Palm* .. I. IL Do. Preform*, lOO , I 84. De. Op. et. Peep. Deb. 101 DarjesUng (Limited) _.. 17 10 10 eastern Assam Too (1 1 Si 0 60 ili t i.lndiaLand,C.lll ) LI 10 . India Irrig. • Cana! lei 0 Kbbw Vale .. 4 _. 27) 20 . Cor.llrd.( 6 . et. electric Telegraph 1 3 0 Do. New ling.&Aua.Copper(Uni 1i 16 tog. and Forman Ctedl 71 .00 .•• .1 SeottishMarin(l 11 . llZugineeting II Po red (Warehouse. IL 11 ,10 OemiralCredit& D v i s s.V. 7) ' U , . Steam Na 0 14 160 5/0/00 &Colonial .(L I 10 • cats Kong & China Gs all 1100 llndeon's Bay all llnt.landfl.6larselUes I 11) , 2 Indian Carrying (Um l,l 1 1111 InternaL FinanBoc(L I 100 InternaLLand Credit(L 8 lia Italian Land 1 10 .tallan Irrlg. (Can. Cay all 100 Do. op. c. Ms. r. 187 1 all So Land Becorities(Lint) II U LomLAtricanTradlag lli II Inn. & Caledon. IL. (L i I 10 Lon.Cona.yLand&B.(L I 6 Land. DlstrietTeleg.(l. all 60 . d. Man. Also. IL 10 4 4. 0. OcantbasC.(L ' all SO ./Olaig.llg.Co.(l 16 10 Load. ProvincLal Ilartne I Bt. Madras Irving. & Canal, 6p. ri.e.bylndnutClor. all 11 saritlnsLand. *O. (L 1 10 Medit. Erten. Tel (LI all II Merchant Shipping (L all 81 illwalllr.L4.lDock(L 100 SO MiUwall Iron Works. 10 Natal Land &Col.C. (L ( 7 git . aUonal Dia. Cote. (L I 25 Do. hew, listot i lt. I U National P;ov.11 L2l toe liatlonalStates Nar.( pp io erboddaCoaldtlron/L: $ 10 ewCoesolklat.Dia.(l.'. I I New quipbrada. Ilmlta 111 11 N.ZsaJand L&M.A4.11, 21 16 2.7ealend T.& Loan (L I 10 °fawn Assam Tea(L • i• 10 Do. B St N.Brle. Anstralaisa (L 100 lio .Brit.dtllercen.ln.(L I ft to can Marino (lemurs. • I ao , entalrlnanciallUm ll 6 . .o,loas (Limited) all •' I S O D°. Inrand I Steaan l Ll all 10 Otago &Siltland lowest. 1 ' 6 Ottoman GM (Limited, all 10 Panama IL 6L Ireann L. all $ Do. do. 86. Peelßiv. Land& 6110.(L !MO II Pashaular& 0 Sleare I all ,perk,. do. New 11156. all 80 Do. do. do. 1817 6 160 &hymns, fro. 111 Do. New all 116 f lUo.l.City Improv.(L) ell 120 Kb Janeiro (8.. (Una all DM Royal Mall Steam a ft. 6cot Aostra. forma (L . 100 10 Soolinan. d'Emyple (10 10 ,60 S. African 11. & In. (L) I 16 ,SonthAttatrallan Land all , Bt. ; iabolarine Telegraph ... r 1 Do Scrip ' 1 TeL al 31.600 10 Do Do. U' 100,000 10 Thames& Mersey In.(L 111 7,600 ,10 'Trinidad Petroleum (L I) 17,600 10 ITrnat&Agoncyof A 1 60,000 , ft 7.1 L Co. of U. I 100,000 'so !tre.Martaa ot U•sr. (L I 16.000; 16 United I. l lcountCorp(L) I 80,01 ( $ !United C. Wed. Co.(L.) an toomoi 6 Do. 10 per cent. prat all aeopsal 10 Univers. Maria* Ina.(1.11 I wan i m Van Diantea's Land (L) 111 1080801,100 Vlemoril107.1311041.: allf 10,000 j is Warrant Iriaaaca (Lim. )I II Kw I a WasilaglatTaalasamil * 1 • Call peaks • t, xd sd 981 zd 88f 61 sd Imi am * =a' 1% Pd. 10. paler I Sales. i ii 4S 171 181 id 171 i 181 i 1 1 if $4 1,8 zd 2 V I A 41.1 60 it il si' uosso. 36 60 { 811 131 14; II 8 10 85 70 150 180 86 70 28 1:8 Is 15 110 190 7 9 78 78 93 93 xd 90 96 zil - 1111 93:d 91 99 zd tia 116 id 400 126 124 10 17 sY 1"I— -100 141 181 14 114 47 32 86 110 184 141 Pas IPro 7 La 121 131 11 21pm - 1. 41 6}410 18 21 88 41 06 68 41. 11 01414 z 4 11 01416 td IS 12 414 If 11410 2 1 ties 1 ' 8 641 41, 151 144 164 15116 4 8 dl. I }ar Tar tom 6 4 614 7 10 102 103 3141. 41 3/dis 24 27 04 1011 Ed 10! 106 id 6 6di I 6 e:. 6/ Mil 4 dl. z" 1$ 12141 41 4 di 140 :44 3 31v ▪ el 10 541 las par 1 104. • 1141.. SS 511 9 .941 ill 'if we 11 41 le *lf ite sin Ilatbß e -42 47 2 dl 7 6 di, 6 Bdi la Idi Ss 21 di 2 1 3 23 20 di. Ole par ad 90 101 ad If If 24 SS 42 45 60 4 4di 7 2 2 1p. 2i S pu 4 S dl IS IS 41 441. tm . 101. par ITM i Pin X de re Sekr 40 66 16 16 16 16 pm xd 10 6 M q Pn. idle I* Paz 6 7 2S si 4i 43 45 41 46 6 3d4 II TS 64 33 191 30 211 94 96 126 126 I 6 di. 41 41db SS ST 66_ 75_ le 1 9 9 aTi NI 11 9 8 6 dia. ,__, PREFERENCE SRAM& ()rest northern i;5 per oast. redeem. at 5 per emit. prem.,lo4}. Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6 per cent. (all psi 4), 61. North Extern 4} per cent. redeemable, 93. zd 97 6e zd 99 ad MARIBT& TALLOW YIVISDAT Emirs —lle billow market vd, dr. today . N 144 441. /AL : lel to rept:Luber. Na It to elk Oauber to December, Nye. M. to 469. 94.. and Deadaber. 646 HIDES AND LEATHER—The month of June Is im a m, period of rather restricted Imaluau in Um leather market, law the peat month NM not been marked by may great the ter:muttons have reached a full avenge of the sear., In the absence of any large swam of fresh leather the has milked to keep prim* of almost all articles steady, magi little, If any, advition to the stocks on hand. Very little merlon apparently has hitherto been made on the market the low value of money, and It is satisfactory to Mid that speculative feeling has arisen ; but we may no km expect that the Influence of cheap mousy will indirectly promote AO est, don of the demand is raw goods the transit:Moos, exclusive the River Yhite hides sold to arrive, have not been extetan, and mark scarcely any change In prices. The imports are busk: rate, ald the stocks on hand small. At Lesdehhall yestes4., there was a small supply of treats fonds. but the demised limited and prices unchanged. The articles enumera ted uharing heen wanted throughout the pelt month we alane re SEW saleable.—,Yroni the circular of Messrs. T. J. and T. Peep , dated July 3.) corroN.—layszpooL, JULY & — The dad eery 'mew but only resulting In a moderate business at rather islesci4; prices, and the following quotations are barely obtainable &J. mated sales turfy 8,000 bales, Including 1.000 speetnau.. 4 and export. 3.000 American, Oil. to 131. t. ; Sup Pemm . 12.1. to 121 d. ; 50 Maranbam, 121 d. to I.M. : 700 Murk. aui Behla,lod. to 12d.: 250 Egyptian, l 4 d. to ISd.; 3,414 a m* Old. to Bit ; Bengal, Salads, itc., old. to 7fd. China bit ! . 900 Peru, 9,i. to 11d. lliddllog Bowan, 11d. : !lobar. 114 Orleans, 1114.: fair open Egyptian, 15141. Pernam, 19.1.; lath Surat. 9d.: Dona, 60. cons.—Bopron, Jut! S.—A very small ripply of gram al % IT market, the demand was good for fresh thrashed samples s t fatly lace rates. A good Inquiry for spring corn at ime. l favour of the grower. Wheat, red, Os. to Ws. ; whik , 71, Beans, 47a. to Ns. Oats, 2ls. to tea. attuned line, nth bri t: b. !, isno t J ELY . A so Zlie we ss at ia. obiewrh.hatrhi.r! fo ear gee this knc jay. but it will be a week or so before such fa generally the case, o r about a fortnight later than usual. Since yesterday the km. pasture has been much colder, with east wind. At this &ye market, with the exception of tine tkleeaGhirka wheat, of which there were buyers at ad. per boll reduction. bud.liss am of a retail character, holders being firm at previous rlllllll. Flour generelly without change. bayen offering Out per 'ark fees thus last week. Oat' in some ewe M. per boll cheaper for }well,. Oatmeal steady. For barley, beams , peas, and Indian corn longer prices were required. CATTLE.--Borrniaz. JCL, 3.—Trado ruled retro, sleek to day: nevertheless nearly everything' was sold. Mutton wade from Sa. ed.: to 7a Park. 3s. 441- to 1a bd. per stone of Site. sinking the offal. 004M—L4lmor, JULY c—Holywoll Lalo , les W.. West Hartley, 17c ad.. West Riding Hartley, 165.. Walls Fad Has. well, 19a ad. Walls Cod OriOaal Hartlepool. 19a. Waa l Had South Hartlepool, 16a.: With Had Taiwan Grange, 17s. --Ships at market. 2K; sold. 20. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mee tar Mar. Total, TotaI,RAILWAY& open. roger& dandles. 1047. 1844. Week ending April 28. L L L Great Indian Yeniunda .. 162 8,218 37,54 43,515 :5,a6 Week ending April 89. Northern of Burn", Ayrea. 19 Week ending May 4. Mader—fionth West Una Nil North West Line. 14$ Week ending May 18. Bahlairdliaaltsedios Nil Week ending June 14. Grand Trunk of Canada —LIT? Week eadhig Jane • & . . • 6k Cl 6.839 6.c9T 1;.37 1,44 13 , 65 2 •3,37 Limerick and kinds Limerick and Forma .. 103 Waterford and killeany 9l 196 Waterford and Limerick Vicek ending June D. Pembroke and Tenby IT Week ending - I Cornwall June r. 666 1.064 Itle It 3.35 34 1.543 1,34 437 - 11.111 . I.W £53 11,53 31,012 317,775 31. es Great Narthern Lancashire and Yorkshire. 403 31,221 VAS 11,114 aos Loudon, Chatham, et Dover & Mat. Et & Branches . 136 13.045 1, 883 14,931 Metre Bt of L. C. & D l3f 3.271 246 3,517 3.2. London & North Western 1333 66,511 66.741 t 13-, 0 046 130,4 ILnadon and South Western 21,334 8,170 30,104 —llaarßestef,B9tithlaneticak, and Ahrliana Manchester Sheilleid, and Lincolnshire II T. 664 15.005 22.600 2171 midland Ban 25,025 21,896 68.9. M SO!! NorthStaffordshirD(L&C ) 208 8, 6 10 9:91 South Devon 1 414 1,816 6,04 4.:19 Ulster 1,848 MPS 3,117 11w - 1.184 401 1,586 1,119 Tim CArrLa PLanus.—For the week ending the 29th June, one fresh outbreak has been reported ; viz., at East Ham Level, in Essex. Eleven cases of cattk plague are reported to have occurred during the week, being a decree.. of 2on the previous return. Nine of the (linseed animals were killed, and two died. Them were 20 healthy cattle slaughtered to prevent the spread of the dines... The total number of cattle reported to have been attacked in Great Britain since the commencement of the plague is 278,720, and 56,894 healthy cattle hoe been elaughtered to prevent the spread of the disease. Ties Norrimomax BUTCHERS AND THZ VEAL. QUESTION. —Yesterday afternoon • meeting of the Nottinghambutchers was held at the Hide and Skin Not. ket for the purpose of taking into consideration whet steps should be adopted with reference to the white reel question. Mr. C. W. Simkin was in the chair, and there was • good attendance. A discussion took place, which was entirely friendly to the stopping of the system of bleeding glees prior to killing, and • resolution was uni• nimously adopted, to the effect that the meeting pledo themselves not to bleed calves before killing them, and to use their best e ff orts to induce the trade gen erally to adopt the same resolve. AN INTELLIGENT JURYMAN.—WO often hear of the humours of the bench and the bar, but the jests of the jury box, if only collated, would be quite as amusing. The other day, in the Supreme Court here, a civil cue was on trial. The suit was important, the herrn laboured, and a full day was occupied. The jury were faithful and attentive, and one Prussian jurymen, of Be' marckian face, was eterred to be specially sagacious sal interested. At length, the case being argued, the jun retired, but soon sent back the message that one of the: number could not speak • word of English, much less se demand one. It was the intelligent juryman, who hs.'. sat with the rapt expression of fidelity and interest 11 through the day, who had been the special object to whirr the counsel on both sides addressed their pleas, and wk. only revealed his misfortune when, being asked for kr cpinion in the jury room, he oonfesaed he didn't rerfteke: —Nero York Tina, June 7. A NSW FURY or LOTTERY.—A singular, and we believe novel, form of lottery has been resorted to 4 1 tobacco dealer in this city. He pute a hundred-dollar lel in one of the many hundred tinfoil packages of ehessisi tobacco which be sends out every day, so that every raj . chaser get. not only • package of tobacco, but a chance e' one hundred dollars. The scheme has been so suecessfi that rival dealers have been entirely driven out of ti field. This plan of pushing sales is applicable to nog other kinds of business. It might, for instance. k adopted by publishers of popular periodicals. Why net instead of loading every half-dosen subscribers with sewing-machine, or a tea service, slip a fifty-dollar is into one of every thousand or ten : thousand copies pat 4 lin wrappers? Think of the joy of the mother IS children when, on cutting the leaves to get at the poet'. or that repertory of wisdom, " The Family Column. 5 new fresh greenback dropped out. How the anecdotes's' the moral paragraphs would be seasoned by such a fall !—Ness York Nation, June 20. rAdvertisement.l—HOLLOWAYs Ournorsi PILL& —Great Helief.—All gouty and rheumatic affections. 5 r 5 nem and wasting of the limbs, stiff jousts. and contracted err., can be treated with the certainty of serves by the ditteese In • Una of this excellent Ointment upon the affected part ate! , has been patiently fomented with brine. Holloway a Mir rte. he taken by the sufferer who fairly tries this treatment. they purify the blood, Invigorate the stomach, regulate the ice. stimulate the kidneys, set as a mild aperient on the browl. ul as troika on the nerves. In skin diseases and glandatar plaints Holloway's remedies are earnestly recommernlal 0 w; count of their gentle yet effective action, when a long tat scrufulous mlb surround the victim. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAWLS. BIRTHS. BUXTON. —July 2, at Beaumont Lodge, Shepherd's hush, it* wife of B. Buxton, Eau , of a eon. BARKER.—JuIy 1, at Upper Hyde-park.street, the wife of F. Barker, Jun., Eats., of a son. BARKIs3L —July 1, at Alexandria, Egypt, the wife of H. lisMeh Elm., of a daughter. HOW ELL.—July 2, at Laura-place. Clapton, Sirs. Boren, of I son _ . . . . . X EMPSON --July 1, at Castle-street, Hereford, the wife of F. I- Kellwood. Earl., of a son HAKMANN.—JuIy 2, at Perry place. (laphara road. the 'd i° ' 0. C. Samaaaut, Sag., of a daughter. MARRLWES. ifixemr4c—wumoti.—July 2. at St. George l. Ilan n " r. Kann. by the Rev. Noel Freeing. Hugh M e . t il, no of th , late J. C. Pluellag, Req., to Flores's.. NWT, Jetsetter of R Winton, Rag. JONIES—KNIGHT.—JuIy 2. at St. George's, Ilenorerott"r`'." the Rev. A. J. Drury, Percy woof W. Jones. LK of vuthrry lodge. Yentlinan's-road. Clapham, to Ettle. tleuitilWr of Knight, Dm_ of Blootnahuryodreet. W. LARKIN:I -STEVEN:4.--July 2, at Itt. Vary Althott's, Keroirr ton, by the Her. W. T. Du Houle.. W. G. Larkins Fhtid . FA't Anne Isabella, daughter of the late W. Stevens. Eel .of house, Maudegrove, Brompton. DEATHS. ECKFORD.—JuIy 2, at Clareodon-road, St. Helier's, Jew! Lleut..oanaral 3. &Word, C. 8., aged gl ORAY.(I I, at Sussex-terrace, H>de.park, Beolgua Grab 62 oy; at aged 67. INOLEBY.—Juy 2 , Cl,rarkhill'l :lary Pha , n w l' ifi l at ara Slien i4d flel g d e , Brentwood , late R. Ingleby, aged 81. 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