The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-13 00:00:00

4 ■ I fprt%%. / S Li da:d No. 4,942.] WSR& MONEY WIGNAM London) and SONS' (of hackwall.yard, LINZ a nom sans to u•ar. tLI a. —For MELSOUSSZ, resift/00 Defoe to leave the ILK St na Saturday Jame ft , the splendid new p T EUK SIMON, 1,100 toss, S. H. SAWN, c.ntier ; qlq is the Seat bun& Daft, Es wecausods &au for all claws of passengers are saourpageed„ and the win c arag),XXV an iu Tt i tfijl3l, Draw s r Vat mid sum, L F eadenballees ieflooost "by Mae of tekeare CORI (TOM Poom to Ileadm ntottillor eift Mud eseendoeses ler libiabies arm TO BRITISH COLUMBIA 101 EMI Ida WEEKLY_ _Fruit COMMIJNIOATION to NEW YORK. Ltrict.—The uv mous NW YORK. sad PRILADVI.PRIA BTEAMAHIP COMPANY Mead dispatch. tag their hill.powerad Iron Screw Oteentesupe, *ling at gums. town to embark passengers and despatches. as knows : WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL 701 NW TOIL CITY 01 BALTIMORE. W ,Jowl& EIdNBBROH, Wednesday, yam CITY 0? NEW YORK, Wadadaday, July I. And *very aaccadias Wadasmilmy. Cabin passage, la, 17, and 21 guineas, scooneng to the accom modation. Forward passage, 8 cables, ineladtag all provudoss cooked. Paasewens for Canada. the United Nato, add British booked through on very ad as terms—tor farther parttadarsspplyto WILLIAM , 21, Wateretreet, Liverpool. or to ILYA and ILLCZY. Si, Mop Willtameireet, City. STEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route t o H anov e r , Bru nsw irk, and all pate of Cancel Germany, WIRY WEDN MAY and SATVIXIAT, by the Meth Gem= lierstli splendid steamers AWLS, YOWL , or egg mALBE. !nn am, Odeon. at 11 or • caw at Biadtwall lier so rewire Immo ii gen at neon. Ilse vessels have Jut Mon with • opooloss saloon no deck. and have s u peri or tar peamagera Fans to Bremen : g 2 and gl : Mans ZS and Al 10a. Sea passage, 30 hours only. —A at 1111 traversal lemblegan LC. PH 11 onct, negent-etzom, IV ~ • ea to 01•1011, and I WPM, , OTTERDAM and the RHINk—SIIIICKER iIERVICM—The Netherlands Blesinhath(ceppasfs wag Wilmot mad favourite Paddle /Reamer BATMEN., Captain W. Mill 11, having bees (cattily redecorated he the season, and atted with increased accommodation for will be declutched from th e British end Foreign giessaitharf, returnin g rear) NBA Y MORNING, at 11 cm. piecisely, returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Fares : nate cabin: ff. saloon, xl les. : fore cabin. 17u eel. return tickets at a yo and a half. The Screw Steamer Fyenoord wln be despatched from off the Tower every floridity early. Fare rc Al.— Apptey lto CBATLINI Universal taaius, .; or MILL 11 GLUM, and I' 11. lood-bas, THE MADRAS IRRIGATION and CANAL 0031YAN T. NOTICE IA REMY OWEN that the TILOSFEIt BOONS of this y .111 he CIDISED from the 27th Instant to the llth day of aly next, both days inclus ta i nt purpose of mak the Waist accounts to the 10th I WARRANTS will In the mealtlene be forwarded to those' sharebotelers whose names appear registered In the beaks of the Company on the (7th Instant. DEEDS of TYANS,FIR will not be rewired while the books are ckeed.--By ceder of the Board of Directors. JOHN WESTWOOD, Secretary. 27, Cannonatreet,lsndon. EC., line 11 1802. THE - ICAST LittolA IRRIGATION and CANAL OPANY. NOTICE TS NISREBY O PIKK that the numerut BOOKS of thi, l ompany will be CLOSED from the 17th indent to the Ilth day of July next, both days inehtelee, for the purpose eI waking up the intend amounts to the SOO lasting. INIEKEST WARRANTS will in the inetuttime be forwarded 4. thohe shareholders Chose names appear registered in the of the Company on the 27th instant. DEEDS of TRANOVER will not be received while the books are chnoed.—By order of the Board of Directors. JOHN WVATWOOD, Secretary. 27, Cannonotreet, London, LC., June la lulL pp A LS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. V ILlibbnry sad Mainland Coal DeinCita No traveller, or agents employed. LEA and 03:a lowest summer price for Keaton. tlaotrell, and Lambton Wallsend, the best house coal, di rect trial the colteri s by screw steamers, is ris per ton Ido not pay more under ipy pretext; ; Hartlepool. 20s. . Tanfleld, 1 / 5 . best small, Hs. IMaad, by railway Silkstone, last claw 21a. second class, lYa ; Clay Cross. UK and lie. ; Barnsley, lie ; Hartley, Ina. Net cub. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. AU orders direct to LICA and Co., clad oaken. North Lon don Railiray Station, Illibbury, Islington, or Hingsland. VCRIIITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO. ANY PART OF M 31 S KINODO.—P. and S. BISIrIYS FUR !OM a DRAWING-ROOM for 1:55.1 DINING-ROOM for OK and aI36FIT BEDROOM twat . . Thew *cods arowirtOilib;d7abd I; every way subabbo tar mn4lerste tized booboo. PERSONS FURNISHING should visit the Warehouse', and Inspect the bur stock eljwits_head. REFLRENCIB ARS KINDLY I'="lD TO FORILER CUSTOMERS. Illustrated Catalogues prods ead pod tree: It/, OXP'GRINSTItkiT, and 91 to 91, CRY-IoAD. GOLD CBA INS.—WATHERECR/N and BROOME beg he call the animation et the peak to the FORM or IN VOICE which they &dyer with Wig Guard Mahe pore hzaz their inanntactea t .6a. E. To I. ork nu of pattern chatn.ia heir lons To i ra t , weighing of EWR Rs. at RI 2a ised. par ounce, Mint prig Total Upon this metem, the QUALITY, WIIGHT, mg VALUE ei the pild are certified, and guaranteed.* the pareheeir: Wither. Mon and !trodden looking for a UM remuneration an the work mumble only, *lnch la charged according to the ietrioney or aimplicity of the pattern. it A yffERA'TON and BROODY-N. Goldamitka—Maantudery, So. lit. Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. W.C, Pa! Welted Lb. 1723. Arrays made of Chains and Jewellery for la enela—M.l. nabliaAmeotb &mediae in the mom& and ostaalardnyeatl HAMILTON and RIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garment' of the 2117 f COATINGS ars sow ready for Inspection. The tronaerhap Ye of patterns arid tax twee not to be excelled. A Wed dock of wands& logefa and overea Mews ts on hand at HAMILTON and NMI 105. Strand. opposite Hutu-ball. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NSW SPRING AND MIMI= STOCK See the World-60W Scotch ANGOLA Ira. MOMS. /a Row replete sad ree4er d These Trowes were k tryW ca. lllles. Dlmse only &Wm. b DROOL NM, MINOVILSOVANZ Yd alto le act eawielled with say pewee Initiating end ether Wag is Itle wee. ISTAXIMID 111th rraItIIART. IW. I ‘• -.- NTZRNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. wen ed SON'S celehrated INDISPIO2LILELI SUIT, obi, h is adoptel ennally for Walking Riding imaging.~ or foi otze BLIAIIVIO, Intl he found the mo.t comfortable ems to •vidt the International Exhllatlon, price from Ito. to TOL tile _ Slimmer Clothing of even , doserinttoo. MadP/rada• Or .. memo, for all dames and all ages. E.. 31 teILY and SON, Ikady.inade and Bespoke Talton, Habit Daher., Woollen Drapers. Hatters, Boston, Boot and Slaws !takers, and General Outfitters. -- London Hotnef : City Istablis 134, 155 , 156, 167, Moods,: 83, 84, 86, hment, 86, 87, 38, 89, AMA**. Wordatroet Branch, 641, 607, 608, New Oxford-street; 1,8, 3. Hart-strost, Tottenham-court-road Branch, 137,166, Tottenham-court-road leastoo•road. Country Eaablfshments: Sheffield and Bradford, Tostahlre. All article.' are marked la plain brume the lowest pad& pin e.. In.. which no abatement can be made. Any ankle, out approied of will he a:damaged, or the widow returned. Liats of prices, with rale, for self-amsdromout, and pattered, lYst free. 8 11184 and SON'S bitabllshmeats IVO dosed erery Friday etf , ling at shame till Sabarday cubical odosa, when pltstuam II retomed until Ii o'clock. E NlifiES and SON'S Pamphlet for ifs rat wawa, with Frtnt . h and German translations , and coo some interest. but information coueurnhuf the " Interaaticed bilks," may belled pub, and pod tree. - WA T E QUININE WLYL R 8 ' $ 2 , MARTIN'S-lAN&CANNON-OMIT, CITY, LONDON. Sabi ay all arson. dillni4ll. Old 1161111. M. par dons. —__ INTERNATIONAL anuarrion.--a• CLAM L JOZIAIPS COOPARINB MEGA sueausfully Iltmars, Caßad er , Rea tried la tbs Parts sad L Llo eedom Re ads apl, odor Mat tar* et „ Polca Mut (laaost, deb Nov., la& effect, ► • yd cure Jo aad, att amas aad s Lor od lx daps, either In recent or chronic dlAesses —4s. dd. par bottts, i t A it= es. dd., at C. Joassirs, Yrench Chemist, Enymlsitnt, LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 13, 1882. MR. CHARLLS DIOIEZNS'S LAST MAL,- ING THISUARON.--114. Jsmas'a Hall. Os THURSDAY ZYINING WRIT, Jane HI. at S, In oompllassa wilk many rninania Hr. CHARLES DICKIEfII will rand hie CHRISTMAS CAROL, sad Ur TRIAL Ron PICKWICK. Pikes for Um re•diF .— acia da . body of hall and balmily. lb. : area and cries, la., at Nowa Clhaponaa and B&W*, Plaeadllly aad aaldn'a tkistollko, Salami,. Hall, Plocadllly.—THOMAS HEADLAND, Seenbary. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ' and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. Al 'I le is Et PARRY, will give their New Intertainatint, HAMM LOGIND, and Yr. John Pam'. Mndeil Narrative ot the COWIN RAWN. ZYZJIY 'YINING except dim day). it Yarning Representations— ittsordal. at 3.—Royal Gallery et Illestra Tu titY4 ispstsirees Unreserved seats, la and Ps.: etalla Ail la ( anoint , secured In advance (without ha re t the ealimeg *dm , and at Marra Orme and Co.'., !OA Ragan Nacres.—Ytat men Naming lepresontalleanartilita conthont .very Tondo. at Seeds& (ssirmea rizamtAxa.) HEALTH OF THE ICING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSEIAMmiII King Leopold has been attacked sines Friday last by an obstruction in the lungs, which oomph cates the calculous disease from which his Majesty still suffers. ITALY. TURIN, Joss 12. 1 It Is smarted that on the 17th inst. the principal legitimist chiefs will assemble at the reeidenoe of the Duchess of Parma, in Switzerland, under the THALBERCPS MAXINEEB, Hanoveraipsam I preMdenoy of the Count de Chambord. 1000/4:41. THALAMI) hie the hooter to sesame. art I nee' Basilicata is perfectly tranquil, and brigand- Ms M&TINE wall take paws oa MONDAY auk had 1 4 I hoe -3:— b o b s by b i g b et 6," t. u s d a , am me w Tb. .hp ...appeared. Some bands formerly infest. oats mbar 111 WWI& & The&SIII 01111_11.00 . 91110•11E ' ing the neighbourhood of Lake Pesole disappeared are 11.0arda, Jea r p sad aio, Daly . Maya MOON to a &k n i g ht lt is believed they have dispersed. ammesee al MN 1 (Meek %MA ono Indus; tiateelived ago. Wilmhalre. conisrs , s cock ll 544 Hand. THE MEXICAN QUESTION. skeet: Cream sad Oa, Adroit ; Keith PAWN*, PARIS, Jon IR • elissindele ; and at& ' Eammr4"."celaa. The Cosiiiitutionett: el te-ds7 pu blishes the fel. MADAME TIII3BAU D ' 8 EXHIBITION, loving article, signed by ita chief editor , M. Paulin, ossuthMsd wi at vF , luisestrost 1 Likayrm :—"lluthing has teem receivd con fi rm- Umatilla M Stews/ of no maim 1 1 60/ of the news of wn disastrous to Vil. MO addlliam ILL. ot amass far COaamemer. 111MeMt Medals e i tp i leadler before the eity 4 o7= Such au esel 0040004 el IN 4m. 100044141014 to the If Kalb . t before the city of Mexico, or before Otica tram 11 tal we at lops •ucto IL MIN'. et . la, rioUld, however, - in no way change the 'Ultimata result of the expeditio. • The honour of sir flag is engaged. Shouid reinforcements be peomeary they will be sent. The object of France will be attained. We shall obtain reparation for just grievances, and avenge outraged justice and humanity. Our +soldiers will !Muni front Mexico las they returned from China, with a fresh title to •the gratitude and admiration of she country." 'LONDON' PAVlLloll.—Vbitore to tbel latteehmait Depostmest r cemesha Ida retakes bee hem a= s6 =a s = l roma at ilessble evens*. eatered late a seuerset te provide Me with arealelead daily; sad mai Is the extant sad their analllPN meats. that Nese setsamoodaltos be bea d ie , MOO nem Opea et AL. ireekteste ; disuses it Is et at Ma pila n trare nab. INSTIVITIZIL—Mapasmais Mee bees nada wink Mr Twee, Smee et. apes. Ali es. Hee (Masse .1= news. }frawey sad lressa ( The Notate dery lalialat —TM wyrnox PAVILION. nehheiasaitalk the Haywark IMISL sad 801t1tHAYKIgh, lteitatetesfr E U R 0 PEA N and COLONIAL MINI COMPANY, 1* PolV , Loruloo, Be labliabed IMO for the of pare Whim of the WO.* character at ma et all lead 30 par oast ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, 27L per dozen. (The inuidatd of Facellenee ) t. SPLANDID OLD PORT s7 per chugs. (Ten years In the wood.) Male Ebrary, 10a and sea Old Net, as and MO =C=l= Ma. St. Julien Claret, Mc ,M". &Ms. J, 48.. and /land Schiedam Sat. Ma par dawn. per Me. MISITIOLAM _ Bottles and Mx &on aims anilass toe. per dozen. kezr zin tluded. i.eesli at rehrease. II REID TIPPING, Nanener. WAII-DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, .2.4 1t per plias, le demonstrated, upon analysts, to be pe ennerly tree trim oddity, and very superior to recent linporto• Yetis id . or la • came gnench berao tor tie ec Co onslr ac. y Ila French Itallway carr loa, iageSo per dos. paid. h o Agents, sod to be obteined nelg a IMMIX sairrr and Co., Old rittleglai Dbilitery, Holborn, KC. • —Pale Dinner_ t EIEDERRY 21a. per doe. 3E Z l i te lg :llw a ay carriage paid. Ittieontraindad with confidence. HINHY C. Barn aed Co., Did Mara and Importers, Holborn. birs, /L BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. DOZWICILII la the BAKING POWDEIt neotanteuded by Dr„ Hassan (Analyst to the "Lae*" author of " Adulteration, Defearead."&e.) It woo the Mt, sad la the b Batley Po.- der.—oftea Imltated. but never equalled. As you value your Wank is so abr. Sold everywhere, la id., td., ed., sad fel. paekets. sad la. fa Ild., and la. boxes. TRAYELLING DRESSING BAGS, Drawling c ease , daegehelk em., Marled wilted ow. taws' Mel. weeder desks, ledelas prelmetlene. Weary Weld medieval, and le m stler ewes of Ilse eaeler t , salm onmes. , table m d BAZITII knives. ilve * maw diem peta—At M Mr U i, 4, Le 132. Nedeatestmet, mad *pad Palate 11°LADIRK—ROWLANDS' KAM - DOR, an Oramtal Denakal Preperation tee Improving and Beanti. tying the Oceeplesks and Skin- The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the manner sad delkeicy which It Induces of the hands and area, Its capability of soothing Irritation and removing an redness. tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolora tion', and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to ev i ez w rilet, It obviate' MI the effects of climate as the ells, with reference to cold and Inclemency, or internee solar beat. Price N. ed. and Bs. ad per bottle.--flold as 20, Hatton-garden ; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask fee " Mowhmdr Kalydor," and beware of spurious and pernielema articles under the name og " if.alydor." NEW LITERARY PAM, containing 32 quarto pages. T" PAR T ENO_ ./i• A Weekly Journal of Literatnre, Science. and Art. Edited by CHAIM W. Gowning, aaskted by an efficient staff of sow. tributors. Prks ad. : scup,, 4d Published every Friday afternoon In thus for the evening post : also In monthly park. The PA RTHENON sontains Review, and Notices of new Works. English and Foreign, la which the object of alfordLog a fair summary of their contents is chiefly kept in view. Original Articles upon subjects of gsatesl and social Interest. Foreign Correspondence. from varlet'. pert, of the world. Rxtraets from Foreign Journals of literstars and Art. Articles upon Scientilk aubJects Full Reports of the Weekly Meetings of the Learned liociediss. • Critical Notices of Art, Music, and the Drama. Obituary Records of Distinguished Mee. Miscellaneous Notes on minuet Topics at intend, as., to Swineriptton tor Twelve Months. 17a ad. Ofics—lß Barlaighotrost, Etnind. W.C. Meg be had at a booksellers sad news agents. Thud Mann, revised, tot, JOPULAR PHYSIOLOGY ; familiar Explana- Nona of intsrestlsic Foots oonnectod with this Btructurs and Functions of inininia and particubuis of Stan. •By P. B. LORD, MB. Lope.: Pasta., Boa, and Bourn, West Strand. The thud interne 11a, of the HISTORY of ENOLM4D during th.REIGN of °LORCA the THIRD. By Wltuix YUMMY, M.P. Volumes I. and IL, lambs: Amer, Pea, sad Beam Willi Strand. MONT'XNEGRO. SCUTARI, Jun 10. On Saturday, May 31, Dervish Paella le ft BREW with 18 battalions of Turkish troops, 2,000 irregulars, and a large convoy of provisions. The following day he bivouacked at Vatinca. On the 2nd June he attacked the Montenegrins at Kitta, and after two desperate combat. forced them out of all their strong positions. He entered Niksich 011 Tuesday, where he rested the troop.. On the bth June Dervisch Pacha encountered a strong body of Montenegrins, commanded by the Prince of Montenegro, ia the defile of Uskok, on the road from Niksieh to Spouts, in position defended by a triple row of works The Turks vigorously attacked the Montene grin position, and, after a sanguinary struggle, drove the Prinoe and his followers from all their works and pursued them as far as the Convent of Osbrog. More than 1,000 Montenegrins perished in this affair. The Turkish soldiers picked up on the field a great number of muskets, yata ghana,and provision bags. The Turks have to lament the death of &lib Paella, and two lieutenant colonels. Their loss amounted altogether to 308 officers and soldiers. B.AGITSA, Jun 12. Dervisch Pacha returned to Bilechia the day be fore yesterday. Ostrog has been re-oocupied by the Montenegrins. RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG, JUNI 12. G The Imperial ukase appointing the rand Duke Constantine Namiestnik of Poland says : " Considering that the powers conferred on the governors of Poland in 1818 are incompatible with the present state of things, the new powers with which the governor is invested are as follows " The Governor of Poland exercises administra tive and executive authority through the median of the Chief of the Civil Service and the Com mander-in-Chief of the troops, who are his subordi nates. The governor likewise possesses the right of pardon." ST. PETERSBURG, Joss 12. A special edition of the Police Gazette of publishes an imperial order, according to ti a Z any individuals found in possession of any mate rials fit for sating fire to houses will be tried within twenty-four hours by a court-martial. A committee has beau appointed to investigate the causes of the numerous fires. Each quarter of the city has been provisionally placed under • military governor. i l Many other local arrangements for the prevention of fires have been made. Numerous arrests have taken place. Subscriptions have been opened in behalf of the sufferers by the late fires. HESSE CASSEL CASSEL, Jowl 12. General von Lemberg has been deputed by the Elector to form a new ministry. This has now been accomplished, and it is asserted that the different ministerial portfolios have been distributed as follows :—Justice : M. Wegener, Councillor of the Court of Appeal. Finance : M. Zuschlag, Councillor of the Financial Administration. Inte rior : Councillor Wiegand. War : General von Laasberg. Foreign Affairs : U. von Hischoffs batmen. In the absence of M.von Bischoffshausen, General von Lemberg will be provisionally en trusted with the portfolio of Foreign Affairs. The general wished to present the above list to the Elector yesterday, for his approval, but was not "admitted to the Elector's presence. Great anxiety prevails as to whether the new ministry and the proposed ministerial programme will be accepted to-day by the Elector. Persona usually well informed fear that hostile influences have meanwhile obtained an ascendancy over the Elector's mind. DN. COWAN ON NZIVOININIMS. GINIAAL DINNLITY, dat jlem ribllehed, prise la.,peat traitress the Author for It shmapa, AMEDICAL ' SAY on the CAUSE end COSI al 11.111111ATIMX DOCLINN to WAN, trith plata direetior for whet reeeratioa to health awl view, the remit ettwestrane peeve seeemseel prudes In the treatment of them emeallar sernent and aspired diseases which tend to embitter met thareen Mi. By Dr. J. L Corns, Albemarle-dm; Tiara jai 7, Leaden. Oomealtetione, 10 till f, and eto & • W. ad .rheellhellenia saying there fa somomberet society by Awn Urine/ eland Wenn,' awful—whether Each person laid the Mattes et /11■10% pnceptor, or clergyman: —east Louden: ht °timbal . end 1. Allen, M. Werwiek-iarn. Frthe NgEtVOl7B and DEBILITATED.— A BOOK co this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the *Rioted. All persons suffering trout the ordinary ailment. ot annkind should at once mid a stamped directed envelope to Yea C. 11., 1, Edith-street, Hackney-rued. loodon, when a copy will be hatnedlatelr retained. SPORTING INTELLIGSNOS. CHELMSFORD RACKEI.—ThuseDAT. Bain tell in torrents throughout the day, and although the racing ardour of the most determiaed &Bowen cl the von might hen hem Atoned thereby, AID the atteadenee elbows of the mitionsl pastime wee pod. The main wes good, sad on peat essential to the oaring of sport— , punetuslity—wm observed to the letter. Rain mum to have hada Slip given to its racing Wile* bimodal as it is proposed to commence the racing semen there with a = l / 3i ni m aring, under the stisas of the '"Clesimdard Company (Limtted),' with a capital al 2,0001., in 400 alums of 51. each. The dikes of the company are to be at Challosfeed, and the architect is the Well-known " Jedge,"4fir. J. F. Clark, of Newmarket. The following are demik of the running Tn OPteharonn Handcar of 15 save. each, 10 ft, with 100 added: - Winners extra. Two miles. (22 subs.) Captain lane's Breechloader, by Rifleman, dam by Sleight otliaad„ 3 yrs, bet 71b (J. °dreams) 1 Yr. 8. Jacobs's Dorking, 4 yrs, Tat 2b (JAW) Ind W. Powlett's Flighty, 8 yrs, Mt 71b (Our 8 Mr. Idhardsb Cock Roble. $ yr; 6r 7th Mr. Ward's Traveller, 3 m, let Mb (inc. gib extra (J. lima* 5 verl: sto 4 apt Bresehloader, 4 to 1 each apt Trie .flighttan.l6 to I opt Dorking. Travell got off with a d icta Flighty and the favourite mend er and third. peeking and Robin, on going nand the the h bask ip tea, esirmal knobs in the rear. Going thrin sketch Dettlog took ekes order with the three liadiers, the feliF nishing alweest to the turn for home, when Darkly( ink - IMP tri."r sl ith lig at r and '• • rips s te ad wan in canter by kW lringths, the MIN blierree• wood and Oath Bahia a bad fourth ; Tienlier hists beaten uff. TP2 Marmon EiTALIZiII of 5 son. each, with 90 added, for all eget Maid's, writhes, and other snowmen Wieners extra. Three ipmeten el • mule. Mr. . depharee's Yeeeme, by Pellon—lfser. 7st 7lb 1400 Mr. Elegadenls Meistain Doe, 8 yre,, feb • (J. t DetieMer)t Mr. Il l edgraan's ileglibiritm, 3 pi, 751 lab One Ilb extra) (401. (J. leaves) 3 Illoptsia Maya's Pretty Itersebreaker, yrs, Tell 411 b (ad) woad) 4 to 4 each apt PeDOll4 and et e imher 10 to 1 each s sp. Monatake Doe and Pretty riut and The otter, with Sagittarius ' got away in float, the pair leading until half-way up the straight, wises Pretty Hens brother fell into the rear, and Polkas with Mountain Dos toned Sagittarius, the three coming on abreast up the hill to the Stand enclosure, where &irritants was headed ; Penns, after • good raw, wining by three-qoarters of a length. Sagittarius was D for third plies by a heed ; the others beaten off. The winner was bought in for 541 r2 1 MAILS HALL SLAM of 5 son. each, with2saddeci, for 2-yr-olds ; colas, 84 ne ; Mao, 8d 3lb ; the winner to De sold for 50 son. Hathanile. (3 subs.) Ma Irlutter's Strawberry Rill, by Orlando-Marinette, list lib Mr. Hodgman's I by Potion Homby, 84 3lb (G. 'mime) 2 Mr. W. Collier's The Abbess, let 31b (A. Edwards ) Betting: sto 2 on Strawberry Hill, who made all the running, end wen in a maker by five lengths ; Th e Abbess I beaten o ff . The winner was bought by Mr. Mellon for Al primes, and goes into Reeves' stable at Epsom. Tin Cann Mmimum' Pars (Handicap) of 50 sows. for all ape ; winners extra ; half • mils. (25 subs.) Mr. Flemings Arco by Longbow tare, 4 yes, 7d 7tb Pal I Mr. R. Royce's Todd Cala, 3 yrs, let 411) (J. Osborne) m I Mr. R. law's Damon, 3 yrs, est rib (carried OR lib) (T. emelt) 3 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Blackbird, 3 to 1 apt rubel Clain, 100 to 15 apt how, and 10 to 1 each apt thiamin and Free stone. Blackbird, Total Gain, and Acme got well off in front, and made the running to the diseases, where Dunce joined them, the four coming oa abreast until math* the • half distance, where the favourite ootapounded. From this point Apo and Tnbal Oda mood heed and heed to within half a doer strides of the chair, where how got her head in front and won a floe rase by • head ; Deacon was four leogthe in the rear of Tubal Ws, Blackbird ekes up fourth, Freestone and Barthettur fifth and sixth, Swindler last. Tin Qtrrsit's PLOT of 100 guineas, for 3-yrolds and lir wards. Two miles and a hall. Candle Costa's flirtation, by Idle Boy—Flirt, 4 yrs, fat flb (IL Iced ° t w 1 Yr. J.,'Werde Gibralter,ll pm, 10•1 (Leder C•P4 4 1 3 H. Witt kiscobes. $ Ws. 7st 101 b.... (Mr. W ood) 3 ltr. Ashford's liu7bdia, 4 yrs, 9.4 71b 0 Mr. Mundy's Blackbird, 3 pa, Tat lib (J. /twee) 0 Mr. W. T. Collieeißoerallp, 3 yrs, 714 1011 ..(A.Rdwards) 0 Mr. W. Reed's Iad7WAL 3 3 ,4 . lOW (Peter) Betting : Bto 3on Flirtation, 7 to 1 apt Blackbird, and 10 to 1 each apt Gibraltar and Rhcelxis. Meshes and Flir tation alternately led for the first mile sad a half, when Blackbird took up the running and carried it on dove the back sketch, to the bottom turn, when Cowslip made • spurt sad led for • coupler of hundred nick Oa :mitring the bottom tarn, the lot with the exception of Flirtation and Gibraltar were beaten, them two having the finish to themselves. Flirtation, attar • good racoon* easily by three-quarters of a length, !Mathes a bad fourth, and Cow slip fifth ; wither of the others pared the peek _ . _ _ _ _ Tun Tows PLATE alandioap) et 50 son. ; for 3-yr.elds and upwards ; winners extra. Owe mile. (13 subs.) Mr. liodgman's Otho, by King Tom—Grecian Queen, 3 yes, bet Otlb Mr. Beepheoson's tenet's, 3 yes, Est MAL 6K 10(b) (Coe) I Mr. J. Jacobs's The Do.. 6 yrs, Set Mb (T. lrestob) Mr. Fienaingis Ace°, 4 yrs, est 12lb doe. bib ex) (J. Daisy 4 Mr. G. Newton's Irreestows, 3 yrs, US 7lb ..Q. ftbsehew 6 Betting :2to 1 eget The Due, bto 2 apt Odle, to 1 apt Arm, 5 to 1 apt Pewee, and 100 to 15 Freestorts. The lot, with the exception of Freestone, g ot t off on good terms, end lay well together until paining . the distance, where Otho gained a alight lead, and improving his position every stride, won easily by three lengths; The Don was beaten for second place by the mine ; AOOO was fourth, seve ral lengths In rear of the favourite ; Freestone beaten off. MANCHESTER SUMMER MEETING. THMUSDAY. Tea VOLURSUR CORPS 9ranas of 5 SOTS. each, with 50 added; 3.7 r-olds, 7st ; four, Bst 71b; fire, 9st ; six and god, 9st 51b ; stares and pldinp allowed 31b ; penalties sod allowances. One mile sad a distance. Mr. Osbonts : ;lortb Polo by Wtatierbtt -Gay, s yra Tat blb ( W1117 1•7) 1 Mr. Dawson's Tommy /moo 3 yn, tbt nib (Book) I ) 17 . 11,11711104 KM or Con, 3MO lot fib (llldgley, 3 Boating: 7 to 4 co North Polo, 5 to 2 apt Kill or Com 4410 1 apt Tommy Joao. Woo by two lamplia, a bad third. Ttu Two-Ysasdhn STAKEB of 10 sows. *ea. h ft, with ao aatud ; cat., Sat 101 b ; fillies, Bst nb; wieners extra. llr. w it'ilson's Bohemia, by Wesiberbit—Oomack Meld, Bet MO (.l. Osborn/ 1 Mr. Copeland's Golden Drop, est 71b (Distance 2 Mr. ours Lisette, Ilst 71b (Bullock it Betting : 5t02 on Bohemia. Wen by three length, ; the wane between wood and third. To - claTejoiiiia ToaDoroilans CLIP of 150 mom, added to a sweepstakes of la eon. each, 10 It ; winners extra. Two miles. iilfares Irsobot by Muscovite—Moab 4 ps, est ) 1 Mr. l acks ltlb m's Thu WhiMer, S yrs, lit sib ( (Bullock) Mr. I. Becklars Wyoaslay, 4 yrs. lit 71b (H. Orlattbaw) Betting : 6to 4 opt Tint Whiffler, 2to 1 apt Inaboff. sto 2 apt WToostoy. Woo by a head ; a length betimes wooed and think_ THE lALLINGHENDICAP of 5 goys. each, with 40 addad. Oata mils. . R °lmago P.., bp, Primo Mlmiskor Vin o ' et.en, S yrs, TA 6lb (OrLmsbarr) 1 Mr. Dowyon's Little Cants* II yrs, Tit Mb tibia) 2 Mr. Smith's Usrlbaldl. 11 yrs, Tot t.7.llsrrison) Batting :sto 4 apt ad°° Fox. 6to 4 apt, Little Cap. tab', 4to 1 agst Garibaldi. Won by [oar langtha. THE ern HANDICAP of 70 SUM ; were sutra. Three quartets et a mile. Mr. Moore od Eldolon, by Flying Dutclunin—lltark.eyed Susan, 6 yrs. NA 10Ib (In. 711, la = I Mr. Plcallps's Harriet, 4 yrs, 241 Mr. Dawson's °way Ja , ws, 3 yrs, est 101 b (Noble) 3 Mr. Dawson's Town Councillor, yra, Get 11Th (Buck) 4 Mr. Osborne's Meld of the Mist, Oyes, 7.1 Slb. (Cballoaeri 6 Mr. Mllklisses's Wawa* S 'eo' Mb dlenclalr 6 Mr. Smith's Melody, 3 yrs. Sot 71b (Mcemery 7 Betting :6to 4 apt lidolos, 100 to 30 apt Mild of the MA 4to 1 apt Harriet, 6 to 1 agst Wallachis. Was by length ; a bad third. GREAT EXHIBITION OP DOOS. An illustration of the gigantic character of the metropolis is afforded by the almost sodden springing up of • magnificent hall in the aurtheru suburbs of Islington, to be devoted henceforth to exhibitions connected with eget ennui% and specially to the Christmas Cattle Show, which from the atheelly increasing visitors lied outgrown even the large area of the Baker-street Bazaar. To remedy this inconvenience a company was formed Kaki time since ad a capital raised, the result of which hes ban the present floe building, covering a apses of many three, and oxteod beg from the Liverpool-road into the Hiihatireet, Isling ton. with entrances from both. The hall is not yet quite completed ; but the activity of the contractor' has so far ex pedited the work in advance of the stipulated time, theta kind of inanimation of the new betiding will take place De Monday weak, by a "greet national exhibition of sporting and other dogs," concurrently with the more important . Agricultural Exhibition to take pleas in Battersea-park. The present show is under high patronage, sod has a genuine character. The competition will be among those who know the value and understand the true points of what they are contending for. Hence the Loodooers will esjoy a fine sight. The entries already double the number exhibited at Bir. mingham, and are now over 1,000. The Doke of Beaufort has entered a whole pack of foxhounds from Badminton, 40 in number—the first time a pack of hounds has been thus shown to the public. Besides these there are 12 fox terriers, 16 bloodhound', 15 otter and deer bounds, all of them of note sod special character for size, form, stanch ness, and (teething; 36 harriers and beagles, 30 greyhounds (in themselves a show), 100 pointers, 170 setters, retrievers, and spaniels, 68 mastiffs awl Newfoundland", 64 bull doge and bull tenter; ?A terriers, 22 Italian greyhounds, and— to give the whole an international character, as bats the time-50 foreign dogs. To indulge these animals with a liberal hospitality and the neceseary attendance, provision has to be mode of meet and biscuit to the extent of three tone, and of nirvana to the number of 100. The dogs w il l be dap of quality for the most part , as coming from the Mom& of the Earls of Derby . Stamford and Warrington, eßolingbroke, Harpers, Begot, Lichfield , ' Spencer, and Grey & Wilton ; Vieson o m lt. Bart., Sir C. E. Islam, Bart., the Hon. Douglas Pennant, M.P., the Marquis of Drogheda, kc. Many ladies have also entered their doge. The Mar chiosses of Loodooderry sends two of her p 4 dogs, and the Lady Marpree Vinesat is also an exhibitor. There OM be no doubt dist the dog show will prove one of the toed at. tractive and pegelar exhibitions of the steam GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH hem Put pablished &ran EDITION of his minable wort. the PLIVATI MEDICAL MIND (1i pages). es thellelf.cnre of Nervosa Debility, Lees of Memory, Dion= of Sight, Immittsde, as., es mweipt M a directed re=enclosing two stalips.—Adrianse, De SMJITH, -crement. Tavietoeknquge, Loudon. W.D. THY GREAT KAATIIIN IN CI7STODY. —Possession was taken of the leviathee et amen on the 30th, by the United States Man/ml's Deputy, adder an attachment for a claim ci 100,000 doh., preferred b' flamilica F. Towle, engineer, for salvage. The plaintiff alleged that when the Great Fasten was on a voyage to New York the use so disabled as to bereodered Moapable of proceeding to path, until he t & passenger, Ululated a screw that saved the Tessul, her pmeengens, sad cargo. On the same day an Ptilos was made before the United States district oe a reduction of the amount of ball In the cam. Everts, on behalf of the defendants, contended that the amount of hail was enormous, and that Mr. Towle . mist Es 0. Woe bed Dot rendered any Caere service on the occasion than any UM ceased of th e same ability and ingenuity would Cobbler, volts to save the lives of fellow-beings, particularly when his own life was L equal jeopardy. Lord Stowell, a great English judicial authority, had laid down that a pas- •—•_• manger under such eimninstamire could sot recover any nom. CZYWf AI PALLOI. -- Owl Swirmairs DAY.— pensation. if Mr. Towle had kept within bas mind the TIMADAY, Joss 12.—Adminions as paymont, 1,980 idea of saving the weasel until be exacted a promise of pay- ditto, by sumacs ticks* Zilt ; toga, 2.32 T, meat—until he bad friend a fortune in a peat disaster—he Uhdwurtisomoostj—Hollowuren Pala —Trutls would be en unworthy Faammuger on any future voyage with tul 'wlsoeu—The united teatime's, of thosards extratted his fellowmen. No bill bad been sant in for these get- over mars than a remise s a seseury, mesa eesessts reeol6. vices; and if Mr. Towle had made a claim of 5,000 doh., mewls these Pllis se the beet partners. the madame sPeetsebt. and been paid it he would have had good mama to know and the eared restorattves Tbsy DMZ &rem Mindy% it that it was a good b rr::::. , u o,k to save his own life and get tesret7 IPA tv•Panrf b allo afi r "4 e a" Do tomb mousy. .1 Betts would not go into the menus, !toss* bop, %set, terries la sig aft but merely eamilse to the amount of tail, in I usem pa zses vai i ttur ibs limo bleat and summemerms his ardor to assure to ths Aida( wlslever rights be nuOt re- , letter otter from Moan says :—" The Ruske eve* dielseeThi& siedleht h WIMP. Latish as the triad .. 1. doe& In"s o ll hi' honour ' decided to bond the ill Sr sin di* dal* How- fortress, as the °Memo treader . sitisuilks them al 1 y va =ba s aulaubisa h, . b= l " 4 „..u s h. Thill " lia n a —.3 1.1 " . ... f = Lad and Aspinwall breams the earedoe, and the vessel was ' AlossedvoYol Khmer) Akbaltchik . " 9 ramirlog Las ge" aft aft* swift. aft Ilft Ift lamp la " ailliaft. aft ft disarmed from the milady of the United Slates llossbaL plies of 16411iii0111. " —Levont Herald, smargass stismalsed. /Int Its.teary's Ran of 100 prisms ;3-yr-olds, 7st 11lb ; four. 94 71b ; ass, llb ; six and ord. 104 Mk Thies cis. sad s disissoit Mr. I. Millis laststord, p liisPilis — Mks M 4 nu. 71b fasslbs cur 1 " :1 1 Mr. Osborn/Is Captsla Crow, 3 yrs. Tsi 11.1 b. (Caallassr) 3 Mr. Pabst as Memo, $ yrs, 74 Illb ( 113 7 1 •1 Mr. Charlisa's Quits., $ yrs, Mt WI (Dellook) 4 Batting : 6 to 4 oil Kaatabrd, 3 to 1 apt ReSsate t 4 ti? 1 apt Captain Crow, 6to 1 mpg alsettax Was bi • bad- Una? AzarvALa.—Lasy Boob, oobblor, lad Dea d/eery, Patrick, sad Evaricatag. [Stamped, Id. Additional.) TILE DOUBLE EVADER AND SUICIDE IN THE BLAOKFILIARS.BOAD. Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. Cartier, coroner for Wad Surrey, opened an *airy at the Lord Macs Tavern, Nelsonequann into the oireanatenose connected with the Iran al James Joan liocirford, aged 35, When's* /look feed, aged serest, and Vastly liockford, aged four, whose lildw bodies were diseerered in the second door front room c *elbow" No. In, Bleabiers-road, late on Tuesday he jury ham viewed **dies, which were eta' lying In the room whams they yes dot discovered, returned to the Lord Nelms, and the examinailea of WitGOIDO was then provided with. Mr. Jas. Wed Pewee. of No. 189, Blachfriers-road, shirt collar emeneforiarer, mid—The wooed floor of my home I had let to the homed Jan John Moe ford for the last three years end eight months. Of late his two daughters lived with hint, sad his sister, who kept hie rooms for him. There vas no one else. Oa Tuesday night, at hill-past 11. o'clock, I was in bed, when there wee • knock at the door and • ring at the bell. I got up, and OM proceed* to the frost door I found Koh -1 ferd's lath* eteliser, /do shift Web, and lib late wifes Vaterh-larl. Some onioniation task plies, in come mimeo of .viola I idled 6 mike allow, whim I re galed W a rleSS 7 So *rip* to the seemed door. Ws eke* 0 .00 /tisk fame, mas 46. Imbed. B. cue ,thins pad then we Went * the dee* of the frost room, hod 11 10 1 s1 it quite leek lad so levy in the leek, the palm Aar bated it open 011 i poker. The policeman tamed his balreeye into the room, and in ea indent we saw the body of Modified, sitting in • chair sad maniac bath, ia tepee ed pas of the windows end facing the. doer. He lmed oody kis browsers sad shirt on, and I at Door odic* Mood as the latter. His trowams were not enbutheed, bat won slipped down. He was quite deed, and the blood cm hie shirt quite dry, es if IM had bees clod for some mod doable time. Dimity eftennuds I maw the *dies of his two diegleless . lying ea the hearthrum. The eldest wee as her flare, sad the younp6 on her tat side. They were laid out quite etanight, sad wens *my much discoloured, as if they had bees dead few some lies A magma was mot for, and Dr. Heider. 90111, of Tddlrequere, embed I. a few nunetes, nothing having bees moved until be came. I found no letter on the bid*. Those wee only ea empty wine-ghee, and a small book cd " Devise's? which Mn. harm bad led him. There um a phial under the tab* and on • °hair dose by I saw a oar,* knife, a carving fork, and • teacup, with • little sediment in it, and • satedated reg. I saw the children alive on Sunday morning, filter I returned from char*, and they then seemed in emelliet health. Their father was with them at the time. They were then cowing In from the dame, and I sever sew them sada diva I do sot recollect seeing the skeet at all on that day. My belief is that the man died by hie own hand, and that the children died from mina administered by him. There were no marks of 'idiom, or injuries, or blood shoat their persons. I radioed that the window blinds were drawn down. I was prised when the key of the room was taken float Machigird's pocket by the patemms. name Oardever, X Its li•Uop.-policat sergeant, oonoborated the evidence of the previous witness, as to the state d the room whim he arrived at the house, a little be fore 12, ce Tuesday sight, *yin been sent for frost the Stone's-sad *tics ; Wang the he bed searched Mooldisd's pockets, and took from me • key which fitted the look as the door of the zee* Me mid further that then were two pillows ce the laserth-rog mar the bodies of the children, arm which also was a greet triunity of blood ; and that I . • utensil Mesdiag neer the body et the maa woe a claw' tity of what apeared to be blood. From the appearing@ el the body, and - from the hot that there woo blood on the carving ha, *taste Warred that the doomed bad stabbed himealf with the fork its well as with the knife ; that he Minded the woes& seer the bodies of his Widows; and that subsequently he mewled to the chair c• which be was sitting when the door was bodies open~ dintithes of about four yards. Thomas Boucher, parish countable end ooroner's dime, proved that he was celled to the boons between 12 and 1 o'clock en Tuesday night. He produced • earring knife sad fork which were them delivered te him by the witsresi M well as a tossup which sustained soine P Til id 11 M a Ode sediment of • brows colour. Sarah Mookfced, away respectable sad latelligent-loceing young woman, said—l had been living with my brother James for about Ave weeks up to last Sunday. I went to take can of his house and children in consequence of the death of his wits. There were two children Uterine and Emily. On Tuesday night last 1 was at my father's, 13, Granby-prams, Lower-marsh, sad had been there since Sunday afternoon. I left my brother'sthout balflianithree or four o'clock ee that dap, aadby as armogemeut I was not to Mum saki be came to fetch a. When 1 left hero,* he WM Sit spinet the window. and the children, who were in good were with ha I have not seen either him or them since. Mr. Janice V. Henderson am a surgece, and se-' detest to Dr. Evans, of Trinity-mem% Soethweek. 1 have two diplomas, but am not refared i. . On Tuesday eight I accompanied poliervimpector and Sergeant Gardner to the house 189, Blackfriars- ad oe going to the so coed-hoe frost roam I found • man seated is a chair and quite dead. There was blood about the lower part of hie body, whichlsed flowed from two openings by the left side of his savel. They were evidently stake. aid were close toge ther, and the bowels p e t s t rolandiag. probed the wounds, one to the Of about two Indies, whim the instrument into the cavity of the abdomen through the integumeets. The length of the wound was one inch and an eighth, and the carer* knife produced would produce exactly such wounds. There was • third and similar wound about an inch and • half above the navel, but no blood had flowed from that. All them wounds were such as a man might inflict upon himself. There were also about 14 small punctures, but they did not penetrate the skin, and could not have been made with the carving fork—more likely by the point of the knife. Yesterday, assisted by lb. Evans, 1 node a post-mortem examination of the body, as them wounds alone might not have caused death. I then found that the upper wound had penetrated to the extent of four inches, and had cat, bat not perfo rated, the Mternal coat of the stomach. The two lower wounds met in the cavity of the abdomen, main between the Intestines without outting them, but severing the iliac ye* No other important vessel was injured, but that atom was sutheleat to cause death, and doubtless did so. When I drat saw the body it was quite rigid, and I concluded be had base dead for two days and two nights. At the same time I saw two ehildren lying on the door, as hes been described, with taped to the cause of whom deaths I could then come to no cooclusion. I have shoe opened their bodies ; first that of Catherine, the elder, which exhibited as external injuries. I opened her head, chest, and *done* The lungs and liver were slightly I congested but other** healthy, but the heart was quite! oaten& The abdomen was quite healthy. The stomach I took out and tied at both ends. Subsequeetly I opened it and found it to meta* food and air, but I have not bed ' suet time to analyse its cnotents. Them was no smell about it. There was nothing remediable about the mile of the eyes, but the brain and all the membranes were snuck ccometed and loaded with blood, for which there were no external marks to account. There were no marks of pus sure on the throat, and I cannot with certanity meant for the elate of the brain, which might arise either from or suffocatioe. I could not detect the smell of opium= stomach ;it is not always easy to detect it. I noticed the two pillows on the floor by the side of the &Oldies, and they might have been pressed on the hoes of the child's, so as to muse death, but I cannot say °that it was so. It le mere speculation that the child may have died from the dhoti of opium, but a phial was found on the floor sear 1 the bodies which may have contained opium. It tasks of opium, and I think it bad bed • preparatioa of opium in it. was another phial on the drawers containing • very small quantity of a brownish liquid, which seems to be methylated sprits of opium. If this had bees need the knee of time would have destroyed the smell of the opium. The post mortem appeonmem on *opium/a child were the same as cm the elder, except that the loop and brain were mach more congested. The domed' was full of partially digested food, but there was so senaturel smell shout it. Both stomachs are Mill is my pommies. I saw the nap pro duced by the oak* It contained ceder oil with • brownish sediment. There was no smell, except of the oil. My opinion is that the children were poisood, but death might be produced by the compression of the Atom over their tams before the poem had time to ed. The bleed was fluid, but it would remain so after suffocatioo as well as after poems. If there be opium in the contents of the stomach I shall detect it ea analysis ; but even then I shall not be able to show that the pillows were sot used to prod*, eel* ogees after the administration of the potent., lam quite satisfied the children did not die from Wand maim The Corm; here asked the jury whether there was not quite endleient evidence before them to .but out all doubt that the man had end canoed the death of his children, and then killed lied/ ? The jury at ewe accieiessei la this view of the ass e, apse white The Carew, inquired farther, whether the mamas s o fat was sot ndlcient in warrant the areehiskee that, whether pekoe serisdnieistered ee use, the Maths si the 'hiltless were sot eneeti by sfernsties—a anielinion whisk ennee nms.sri to follow epos the tiodlog of two Fellows so dose bWodict The Pre esteemed to ha of *eke that some ef Keck &Teri rebtleenehmehl be wild. men that, is partiewlee, hie Alec Swab aimenl4, be farther • with the vim of oho the state at Ifoakford's la I emequesce of this [TWOPENCE filarshilorford was receDed, and, la reply to the Craw, maid kw brother seemed maws sirup in bie ways. He wan always Letiof his wife and prim hie heed up to his h to lay to cam him up, tel _himi that he would be better ia two or tree walks; to whir he used to reply that be never should. Nothing _Wrath her sneaks when she left him oa Sunday, end she bad never heard him threaten to make away with hirerelL Had told her family that he took it a per deal about the death of his wife. Never thew hint to take laudanum at Bight, bat was fro- quietly disturbed by his waking ght, about the room at night, as she slept in a bad in the ISM, room as hr brother, bat ' with the elder child. While he was walking about be used to put his had to his bead, and exclaim, " Emmy, Emmy, Ima see yea now—l ern see you sitting there." This onsured wend times, and she spoke to him about it, bat with no twat. He seldom slept well i 4 had lot almost all his arength. He ate a dinner on Sanday, and asemed pro cheerful when wither left home. Nes hail no doer that be had did by hie own hand, sad that be had done it thieugh mental distress brought on by the death of his wife. There I were no pillows fa the frost room when she left on Sunday, and it was not onitemary for the radius to take them the,.. Her brother ruttier puma her to as _sway as Ira s of pariah this. heenre .irsizer d d nj, tel u lbl ic hir net to akar to elmaz a tir elethas , bed she was ia better spirit, than she had hint in belt William Diumay undertaker_ _ , _ivir seen at lak own request, and deposed a tint Minis( ord . inureliately after the death of his wife Vllll like • madman, end after the faunal spoke so pray akar a mearner over the par that witness expostulated with him, and mute to the eco eineles that he was drraar, and his mind quite pas. CF I = 1121 M gei ww*O 1 Wili Idenkford Sr ' fine pens& Neredith's saw mak, that be sir him ilit Syr dayerthe deer al hi idle lie soh a kit beer aod atm one* bout ' ooh was frontally compaled to he do leaf ter hour is ere it. Never braid bin speak a pawn but harbor him ta k e • phial out Ofo orlipar in e s firmi Had Mimi tint take ood-Dvar oil. i aidet4; i er seemed kik kilikkg wailual the wit& 4: • r• T_ ; , . . lie j err t boa :a d : sa l a A a eri I d BM li g wife's death. and ever skim lia bed tonlinued as. Wirer bad art with him, and taken-him to the deetor's to the. biz up, but it was of so two ' His sea anted him en Sunday morning last, and third hit baby, who was there. four times. lie went away a little talon the, sad as hat ,sayi , wea goiag he mid. " _Yoe may tall Sarah, a , I eitn Al basso by II O'clock t i =iiki eaa deep at your Soon _ . _ Hr. Pekoe slated that di:4 rd Ore •- .' years which Itheithad kidand. at his bomb r at een t a wort steady and yam os i s. and that he to bed before 10 dark. Eelnd bona very glasnlYelthe the death of his wife, Lod witaws thine deer drift had ethroyed his children and hinmA iii ennotqamese edpredden aliens ticia of mind. The ren lied boa hi Ilisialit al Salmi =dead castor efi—likey ire wity feel of ft ; end bed no doubt OM rear Who err akikeed the poison in emir ell. The 00111111 r wow nob legated whetter the jury thought they had bad milkier erbium beton them. ea whether they thought it seereary to pat the crown to the expense of an ✓ay's, of the conker of the stomach. ml jai trealmorly speed that no further evidence was wiewssa awl efts the esker had slammed Ip. no. karma as their redid that the radian were wilfully mur dered by their father, rho imutedkiely after destroyed his own lido, while in a slate d mental aberratlen. The three on lamed his warrant for the burial the hour of the bodies,la whisk they had ban tyke whir during the night wen removed from NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIII2II.IT, Juitsl2.—Arronmaarna.—Surgeon W. 11; leper, to the Droclalus. 3 AmharerbauaC a l i t W. 001111" to the Portsmouth di. Wake at Iffoote . l-tittoot W. Wiy, to tho Rapid. i W. H. N. Nowell sad P. Osaka to the Bar ; b r a N a errir, A. C.Y. Code" A. C. Loreridge, J. IL Clerle, and J. Some, to the /knobs ; F. C. Powell and P. N. Trwliftt, to the Tratolgar. ileoesdlime Arsartant Zeeman W. T. Gehl* M tho Cumberland; J. Mark', to the Memos ; J. Ill'Orsger. to the Dolma WOOLWICH, JIM It Di:PAW/17ZZ 01 THZ .1414mitax AMBABSADOOO.—• The Japanese ambemadoes and suite, eooompsnid by Mr. Macdonald, sad by Mr. EboralL general =eager, end - other ollicials of the Booth Ikeda Ilailwalt se,kad ne Woolwich this aftessoem, for • Ditch man-of-war steam sloop en g rene gi tt a g a ll party proceeded ouTimgeo frees the geneentetekkee d the sia Hallway to the Doskpard, where they arrived about Wiliest two o'clock, and were roasted by various odkers of the establishmeet. The three ambeasedera im mediately entered the royal haw, when the amigo wee dipped, as a Myna for a salute of 19 sum, which was fired from the Flegard liegohip. Their excelleocies were then rowed to the steam sleep, whisk is snowed ia the middle of W mimes, the mite being °onward to the vessel in epee mitten. The mebasendors before embarking intimated to the authorities that they were in *very respect delighted with their Tient to this 'matey. NATIONAL Rime iseArthezoluntser el Middlesex far the broom by the NMonal Amen*" the winner will homeland - 1e aseepele from Prim of Wales's Mese the Winabledoe reeeMm having bsers arranged to reattaas the 1216 sad 1311 i inst., at the government nags, Woodville Arms; the empetkors arrived yesterday at the Plememil 'Mon of the North Kent Rad , way, M oos in mos M e rles heavy rain which prevailed M was sitheredto proceed to the marshes and ' ammon W shesting. After setae ooeverestien Menem the epees eel Me solve couareed, it err decided to adjourn ' Oee mesa me the Ist of July, bo be Shea envied out at Wimbledon. TM mil will be eneepeed fire by • member ailseted fres each el the administraMe hatalierm and the fillowim carps, vie. s—let Vince* 2nd South Middlesex, Mb 9th West Middlesex, 11th St. George's, 15th Linda llMBleveilemy, 20th Bryon-equoco, 250 Ohil fienica, Qnssa's Westminster, 23rd lane el ChM. 95th Loud= Ilia, 210th Regent's-park, 37th Fated bag Hospital, 4011 Coward Loaders, Mk Westminster, mil illat CONTIIS7 AT WORMWOOD SCRUIL—The mond usual grand metropolitan rifle ocean was fixed to common yesterday, at the noses an Wormwood &mks, ender the mennege of the wesaallieg eSsere sad seep ming the respective= e t% 4firss to be for were varied sad two ig li : l s • W hitwora, Bear% Tereir, ead leaden Armory and also a aiskle swespelakm The prism me open to all omen and'voluatems. It woo moth to be regretted that the weather wad Moil at has Ma so often described as true voisserer weather; led indeed, w Moog was the wind, and a pitilan the mia, that in the early part of the day it became evident that the committee had emend a win diamtion is reserving Saturday for extra prises, and the ormohnioa of any mutest sot completed on the mynas day. As it was, only the contest for the first prise was completed, and that prim was a elver cup, value 51, the condition being five shots at 200 yards' range, bits and point. to count, open to all volunteers, Hythe position. There were 55 entries, the winner being G. Andrews, Mith Kent, he having made 10 pointa, 5 bite—total 15. TM shooting for the other prim was deferred till Saturday. and in addition to those already announced a valuable small bore rifle haa been presented by Mr. ferday for competition. We cannot pen over the prosodies, of the day without re ferring to some remeritahly good shootiog between Mr. Ross, of the Cambridge University, and Mr. Hodes, of the Ist Lancashire, Is a sweepiltakond 500 yards, wintering sawed 12 sod tied, shot off. Rank mode thrM conatentim oaten aad then an outer. Mr. Hotta, who fired first, AM made a centre, and Mr. Rase a nee% thereby setiassieldas bit chance. Mc. Heats., who Mt leaded his rile, MAsimileg probably another tie, thee bad an extra shot, sad made another centre, Mao desnonstrsting the Me *sods' of livo mottos at 500 yards eel se six Amts. Caplan !May of the West Middlemx, aced as umpire, Omaha Lair= Termed the amid, and Captain Williams, title 19th Mid dlesex, and lieutenant and Adjutant Teaspoon (West Middlesex), with weal einem of the Quire's and IL Gam'ss . receded the Aria& Led the weigher was the rely drawback to awaccendul " My.* rifle eon- 8011TH 011 THE SOCIAL SCIENCE AT TEI FISH- Noma'? Hite.—lote eight the wires el the Submarine Telegniph Peey were meneated with the hall, mid massage' IMO &matched from the president and council. M., to the Emperor and Repress of the Frisch, to the Bergersentor at Breseela, to the Lonl. Lieutenant al Ire land. sad the Lords Prevost of Ediaburgh wed Weepv, to which rephei were recited, mach to the estoeistmeat at the guests. The felleiring towns were else 'pokes with i.... Pertl. lithe, Letheld. Weimer, &wow, intsals, Crbadsa. sad &Darer. Tat IDOL' Lavin IMIDATION.—LTIIII, Tavtl- DAT Maws. —Er. Hawitehow's new sad favemille phis el Mk* a coffer dam by wear of mesh hes bees ahem dosed, and the old-fashimed bet more eithedential d Oleg to be mooned to. The greeted alarm hes sew taken posmedee al the vane mina, and the greatest teem am mama that the whole ol the constructed dm will be ranted away before the tides 'begin to dank. The feels as to the met ode befog Aroma an to stave eithot ro omed, ea memo' el ea modmeebiog 111W001111 believe les hem gime that weer than the water 'bight em tats Pm they Mild vat seethe' Mb • le' Ile Met plaa wield el eseiwe be netkilheem to the Ithodeho FMB people, but the result would be MS lam toe, If am 71they, weekd be also kid under water. CitCCITA, calling at M.A.DRAI3.—The well oin clipper anxWary LADY JOCELYN, Ltd =OO horsepower, ROBERT W. Commander, now in the vletor Sa (Leaden) Dodos, leave on the 14th .lane, embarking passengers at and leaves. Gravesend on the 11th June. This magnificent ship, built agermaly for the IndM Weak has been thoroughly refitted. baa Meauste accommodation lee passenger, And will carry an eugsrlenoed surgeon end • stewardess. The marries will be continued monthly by one of the following biltatiling sanatory Means vowels Wang* to this Company : gu m IQe. Zureggrang, Date at sang. Mauritius °Acadia Jason is. IL Golden Means UM illb Quell of the Booth Indians Hydaspes lady Jecetra,, RIM Tehroary IL For freight or purge apply to *es& 011111DLIS and 1 1 55, Parlirunesit-t S.W. , the Broken, Maim BRITT and Co., too, Leadesialletreet, ILC. : or at Mii Mose at the Company. 9, Mincing-lane, London, KC., where else egg& cation forappointanente as Midshipman la this sisewlee shoeld be made. RICHARD DREW, dereemy. Last India sad London Shipping Company (Limited}, - le, Mincing lane, E.C. GREAT KAATERN ' for NEW YORK.— Teo GREAT W(T U bs ithqualiona from Liver =SEW Yu calling calling a t fgaritshavrn as under:— , July 1: Sittordnkrzulk IsPerinlag from Now York Saturday, July IL . For rata of and other pft yearie Grog Ship Company , 96, Causoloethetheforles,-I,C.