The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P, EOM OF LORDS.-•••WZDNESDAY, JULY 27. (Osage,led from yesterday's Exams). POOR RELIEF (METROPOLIS) BILL. 7hihill was read a second time. WILMER AND MEASURES (METRIC SYSTEM) BILL. Tim aateenhasete ma received. The I4nkb Harbour Act Areeedmeat Bill, tbe Ports mese h Dockyard (Acquisition of Lends) Bill, the Local Gemeameet Supplemental (No. 2) Bill, the Criminal Jur ties Aet (ISO) Extension Bill, the Armagh Archispieemsl Rememes Bill, the Comolidated Feed (Appropriation) Biß, Who Now Zealand (Gusrantes of Loan) Bill, the Public Werke (lisasfaeturing Districts) Bill, the Pore Emma Bid, the Pier sad Harbour Orders Continuation Bill, the Maria &boatels (Soothed) Bill. the Dswilwis sad ha miament of Lands (Ireland) Supplemental Bill, the Wail &cumbered Estate' Acts Amendment Bill, sad the lrodilkatior (Provisioe for &pause) Bill were read & third time sad rafted. The Limited Penalties Bill pissed through committee. The Craabournrstreet Bill was read • second time. Their lordships rose at three o'clock. MOUSE OF COMMONS. w LDNZSDAY, JULY 27. REVISION OF STANDING ORDERS. After a long sad desultory discrunioo, Tim sew standing orders and the report at 'headset tom name were speed to. TM Bainbridge Railway, Tramway, sad Pier Bill was read •third time and parsed. NAVAL DISCIPLINE BILL. This bill was read a third tams and passel. The Leeds' amendmesta to Ilia Highways Ant Amendmanit BM wars comidered sad aimed to. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES BILL The Lards' amendments to this bill wen considered sad aimed to. THAMES CONSERVANCY BILL. The Lords' amendments were agreed to. THE MUTUAL SURRENDER OF CRIMINALS (PRUSSIA) BILL. The order of the day for the adjourned debate es going lato committee ea this bill was discharged, and the bill withdrawn. 77TLES IN IRELAND. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND obtained lan to haw in s bill for the neordirw of titles {e Lied. COURTS OF CONCILIATION. Mr. BOUVERIE obtained low* to bring in • bill to nalsblimli condo of conciliatioo. IRISH FISHERIES. Mr. MONSELL mooed for wince of correspondemee he. time the Irish government end Mr. O'Connor Mon* which led to his nteigoation of the office of sposisl commis newer for Irish fisheries. Sir ICPEEI: said the correspondents wee of a personsl and the production of it would not be conducive to Ilte pudic interests. The motion wee withdraws. SALMON FISHERIES. Mr. BARING obtaioad leave to bring in a bill to =sod fie Bahasa Fishery Aot, 1211. 2 hoses this da adjoorosd at 10 minutes to 6 o'idook until o'clock y. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 27. APPOINTMENTS AND Pnottortona.—Paymaster H. B. Dyer (addimoutd) to the &. Ch a i e j g rogiseer J. H. Hewlett to the Indus, foe the Ea esusier, when paid off. Assistant Digitisers G. J. Week., to the Himalaya; P. • Knight, to the Bulldog; J. Adams, to the ladies, for hespital ; G. T. lAidlaw, to the Asia, m mpernurnerer7. To be Fint.elses Assistant Engineers—T. F. P. Shelley, of the Asia ; J. Taylor (B), of the Salamis ; G. B. Fort h sat J. E. Warner, of the Marlborough. Te bs Acting Fust-elam Assistant Eagisemv—A. J. Tout, of the Jason ; J. Nelson, of the Rinaldo ; J. Ferguson (11) dr . el H be t Forte ; G. Quick, of th• Rattler ; and J. Ism* et eepse. LOSS or THE STEAMER LAECAN.—Yeatleday, a Mesa of Trade inquiry cosonsooed at Liverpool, Wen Mr. Balers, the stipeodiary media* and Captains Hants and Owe (ustutied asseseon), into the lon of the fathom. The Lbw= was a venal of 837 ton and VO horse power. She woe *woad by Messrs. Bailey and Latham. of Hull, and onnmancled by Captain C. Hargitt. She sailed from Liver peel for Nina and Croostadt on the 25th of June lest, with a ono aossistiag of coals and 1,700 bales of onto% She pawl through the Itinch Channel, and on the 29th was Ehnen of Clan Island. The coarse was then altered, bat dhattly afterwards the vend broke up. Part of the cargo --winos —was, however, saved by the aid of lighters. It was stated by the snood officer of the ship that the Lebow' woe in good eft condition when she left Liverpool. When ear parcel was despatched the case was sti l procieediag. CRICKET. Bazaar T. Karr.—Yesterday was the third day et this witch, at the Surrey premed, lisnaiwkwaraL Perm had 117 to get to wie, of which 79 were gained on the preview awning for the loss of three wicket's, H. Shipaisnerm being left sot out, mad Griffith not out with 5. new, of 0=144 resumed the batting, Mr. Lipscomb sad Masher being the bowlers. Griffith added only one more he ►is number. and made way for Cream, when he sad =tobtained the required runs. Surrey that woo ickets to fall. The play commenced shortly before 12 o'clock, and it was all over in law than an how. Thorns op LONDON.—Yeeterday the Bishop of L 0•4011 liemeed the following gamtlerosie to appoietameita within his diocese : —The Rev. Rowley Hal, /LA., Curate et St. Mary's, Bryeaston-square, to the inctusbeasy of St. Luke's sh=ah, lkitilford-plaos, Edgware-road; the Rev. Jawsph Geoid Medlaed, M.A., to be iniaister of the district et fit. Marti's, Reatish-tows ; the Rev. George Frederick Preeenti, ILA„ to he mioister of tbe church of St. Michael gad all Awls. Paddiugtou ; the Rev. Jobs Walker, JLA., of Si, Jobs's College, Cambridge, to the iecambessy of St. Saviour's Church, ; the Rev. Joseph Sutcliffe Partridge, 8.A., to the curacy Cl St. May, Stratford-le /My. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.— The following gentlemen having undergone the may sominatious for the diploma were admitted member, at the college at &nesting of the Court of Examiners on the 27th kit., viz.—Megan. Alfred Edward Wilmot, Hyde, Isle of Weld; William Thomas Hard Wood, N • -hill ; ihmazer Fulham Turner, Upper CL•ptoo ; and Finest Inn Tyson, Faring, near Newmarket, students of Guy's HospitaL Adis Hattie, L.RA., Abiagdon •' Themes Idward Roberts , Gibraltar ; Thomas Fairbank, falisgtoo • JIM' Francis Hamilton Richardson, Down, Kant;sod limey Cripps Lawrence. Surbiton, of St. B artholomew's Beeptal. Leine Wayne Morgan, Haled, Glamorrambire ; and William S. Bailey, L.S. A., Tiptoe, StaSordehire, of St. Thomas's HospitaL Stephen/ma Moreton Wightman Nowsky, Leicestershire ; and William Hoary Harding, Wennley, Harts, of King's College. Charles Edward Berea Rogue, IlWeetineon, Hants, of Middlesex Hosphsl. Joseph Edward Collingwood , Corby, Lincolnshire, of St. Geirge's Hospital Charles James Wright, Wakefield; Henry Barnes, Wigton, Cumberlaed ; Richard Carter God dard, Stockport ; David Rastas, Y.D. Edinburgh, Madeira; Thomas Ronny Strachan Nivimin, Edinburgh; sad Joseph Hiram Shearwood, SOlstry, Liaeoloshire , THE MURDER ON THE NORTH LONDON BAIL WAT.—Tho police authorities are still making investigations with a view to the clearing up of various obscure points mome n ta with the robbery and murder of Mr. Thomas lingga, on the night of the 9th net, on the North London Mailway, sod especially to elicit some evidence corrobora• Si,. of the statement made by Mr. Thomas Lee, to the effect that he saw two men in the railway carriage with the dammed gentleman at Bow on the night in question. the etutomeat, that has not hitherto been made public, is that et mother party, who affirms that he also saw Mr. Brigs at the same place. He states that Mr. Briggs was dozing hack in the carriage, and he is positive that there was one men to him. He adds that he thinks there was a individoal in the carriage, but he is not shschnolY certain upon that point. A fact which may have an ulterior significance bin transpired. The eons of the deceased gen tleman were in the habit of having their clothes made at the shop in which Francis Muller was employed as • man tailor, and it not impossible that in this way ril nT is le e r might have become acquainted with the fact of Mr. connection with a bank. THE BRITISH AN D FOREIGN RAILWAY PLANT COSFANT (LlMlTED).—Yesterday the second usual meeting at this company was held at the offices, N, New Broadetreet, City. The report stated that the result of the company's operations confirmed the favourable expectations originally entertained. A large proportion of the second issue of Mares had Mee taken by the original pro 'etors, and • por tion of the remainder had been of at • premium realising 7571., which bad been carried to the credit of the account for preliminary expenses, which latter amount against the company would now be reduced to 1,0651. Although the compaey's profits might a P to justify a higher rate of dividend, it was proposed to limit it to the rate of 154. per cent per annum. The report of the menagen stated that besides the transactions referred rein the balacee-sheet three contracts, which would Dot, however. require any further increase of capital, had been matured into, and were in course of executing. The first wee for the supply of rolling and fixed plant, amounting to lasmot., which, by the conimaion must be manuf ac t ure d a Belgium, sad the second coatmit ' .llll for 19,5001., both of which would give a profit clear of all expenses. The third contract was for the supply of a very large amount of phut fee Satin, and required as immediate advance of ism* 40,UD1/L, and it win therefore disposed of to • power ful Zeglimh niamfactoring company, for payment in shares et the milway, representing • capital of 32,0001. After mew dieevemeiee the report wee adopted, and the dividend elsedred. Mown,. J. Bothell and C. H. A. Martelli were 11104e/eied directors, and Mr. E. R Harding, auditor, and 1 the main separated. • • S .) n SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE STAKES DAY.-VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. Notwithstaading the undeniably diminished prestige of the Goodwood Stakes as one of the prominent herldionlw of the sewn, there was ao appenet &dim in the gemeal features of "the middle day" et the meeting. Noah se- Refection we expressed whoa It beams known that their Royal Highneems the Priam sod Prince of Walls would honour the coarse with their presence, and in fact pay their first visit to the beautiful park. In an ticipation of this anspiciorw event Chichester was decorated with banners end Asp ; and what with the bestie of the market day end the royal reit, the main streets of the old city presented a most saimated appearance at midday. Every kind of conveyances blocked rep the space in front of the railway station, and the drivers found no difficulty in securing fares, although they growled and Mooted es if they had been the victims of misplaced confidence. Pre" parationa had been milder Goodwood-bouse for the recep tion of the royal winter, as it was understood their royal high nesses would lunch thee beforeprooseding to the mann The weather was brilliantly fine, and at noon the sun was so powerful that the atmosphere was quite oppressive, and the drive through the has was as dusty as those who affected blue veils could possibly desire. The "lawn" and the bal conies were occupied by elegantly attired d•ogbtss of the aristocracy, and there ►ppeard to be • marked revolution is the fashion of colours, as light green and blue dress predominated. Racing was appointed to comma* as one o'clock and terminate at 5.15, there being nine events on the card. As sour as the member* of the betting ring mustered attempts were made to open speculation en the Stakes, but beyond an increased outlay on the favourite there was, an the betting men them selves express it, "nothing fresh." Thaketris had evi. deafly pared a good night, as from 6 sad 5 to 4 she rose to the ridiculously short price of even many. The scratching of Claxton at 12.30, eel which gave trash impetus to the favourite, was not unexpected, as from 5 to 1 on Saturday he suddenly retired to double those odds, and, is foot, there were those market operatioes which clearly indicate • non-starter. The system of leaving animals in moss for which they are not intended to the Let moment cannot be too severely &created, and It seems certain that the Jockey Club must ultimately take some reps to remedy this growing evil, so pernicious to the honour and integrity of turf traninetioum The Prime tad Princess of Wale', accompanied by • diargared party arrived on the erne at along Ulf-past two, and were ha. mediately conducted to a reserved portion of the Grand Stand. The Prams, who was dressed in white, appeared in the highest possible spirits, and his royal highness, evi dently ioterested in the proceeding', went on to the course to witnew the preliminary canter for the Slalom The august party left the course shortly after the Find= Stakes, and were loudly cheered as they quitted the grand. The racing of the day was not equal to that of many preceding Wednesdays at Goodwood, end the Stakes as • handicap was • direct failure. Only area ruiners were announced, the most coespienoua abusers being Claxton. Thalatris became a tremendous favourite at the finish, and we never remember • are where it was so utterly considered "all over bat shouting.* Gilds of 6 to 5 were finally betted on the mar, and yet, as will be gees, she was one of the earliest bears, for Bloodin, coming away, polling double won in a; centers from Guerilla, while Thalestais could only struggle into the barren hooona of third place, thus proving the truth of the assertion that she is • " jady," bad mare. Quite a seortios was created by the overthrow of the favourite, and Mr. Pan's encesedul coup with the carefully kept Bloodin was a staggerer toitrae majority. Although the great frouriteloran beaten, Breda was, however, heavily beaked, as there had bees • prevalent opinion among the public for • los( time that be was • handicap horse in reserve. Mr. Pam formerly bad a great reputation for similar surprise, and woo this handicap with Weather Gage in 1652. At the dieters Guru* or of the outsider', was so dangerous that even money was laid that he won, sad ep to the merest of Bkindia being let oat be seemed very formidable, but from the commencemest of the stand enclosure it was all over, fa Blondin pared the post literally pulling hard. At the termination of the ruing we ascertained that the MOSS noteworthy feature of the Cup betting was • large outlay on Little) Stag, who was supported is hundreds at 2 to 1; is being scarcely ley secret that his stable aomp•aios, Lord (Addeo, runs is the Chesterfield Cup. Dollar receded to 5 to 1, at which price Stradeila was in favour, whilst the only animals barbed besides were Lord &thud, QO M Bertha, and East Insamitire. Subjoined are full details of the running : Tra Daawnrc•Boor Syria of 25 sow. each, 10 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-aids ; eel* fist 10Ib ; User, fist 6lb ; wise's' extra. Craven comm. One mile sad a quarter. (33 subs.) Mr. Pardoe's Knight of Snowdon by lusoletio - Fair Helen, oat 1011) (Poona* 1 Mr. Parr's Cileodusk. net loth League:in 2 Mr. Bowes's Hark Forward, Sat 101 b (nehmen) 3 The following also an Osage, liallylo; and eddy locks. Betting : 2 to I spit Knight of Sao Perry'a two (Hollyfor and Goldylocka), 4to 1 apt Gies dusk, 6 to 1 agst Hark Forward, and 7 to I apt King George. Immediately the flag fell, Goldylocks, who as usual was led to the poet and ran in blinkers, jumped of in flout, and mulled on the running with a dear lead of Ring George, who ran three or four lengths ire admires of Glee. dusk, Hark Forward and Knight of Beowdow following in the wake of Mr. Parr's colt, and If ollyfor brlegieg up the reef until breasting the hill before totals( into the straight —three-quarters of a mile from bom•—where Oleeduek was joised by Hark Forward and Hollyfor, the three f u tz with King George, wbo neared Goldyloa es s they into the straight, rounding which Goidylacka Ise wide, but maintained the lead until half a mile from the finish, whoa she gave way, and King George went on with • alight keel of Hark Forward, Hollyfox, and Gieaduak, close bared whom Fordham was quietly biding his time with Knight of Snowdon. At the distant* the latter caught his hones, and waiting upon Glesdusk—wbo obtained the lead opposite the Stand—until almost the vary last stride, "the Knight" won by • neck. Half • leoph seprated the second and third, and the others were beaten off. A Hartawar PLATS of 50f., for 2-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.O. Three-quarters of a mile. Duke of Besisfort's Crythela, by flesperns—Palm, 3 yrs, 7st 171 b 'Fordham) 1 Lord Westmorland's Voloptea, 4 yrs, 74... e Mr. Whiliwildes St. Vincent 2 pi, art . Ortiosbarr) The following also ran Water Coantenign, Corroborator, and c by Videcte7Glefochty._ Betting : 2to 1 each eget Voluptaa and Crytheia,ls to I apt Corroborator, end 100 to 15 eget Waterloo. Votaries. with Crytheia and St. Viscera* on her right aadCorroboustor and Waterloo on her left, made play with • slight lead, the Clerioolity colt being fifth, sad Countersign Let. Bail way within the distance Voluptea, Crytheia, and St. Vincerat singled themselves out, and after a splendid race Crythela wog by • head, St. Visored and Volopas finishing • dead beet for mood place. Waterloo was fourth, and Corrobo rator fifth, both close up • the Glenochty colt being a bed sixth, end Countersign. beaten off, seventh. A SWELPSTAK/2 of 300 toys. each, h it, for colts, Set ilb ; winners extra, Craven Coarse. Use mile and a quarter. CI subs.) Mr. B. Ten Broeck's Idler, by Idle Boy—Lena, sst no ',Yorilltam) 1 Lord Glasgow's Ascham, Bst 7lb (Aldcroft( 2 Lied Stamford's Orminanian, Set 7th (Llistance: 3 Betting : 3 to 4 on Ascharn, 2 to 1 apt Idler, and 10 to 1 (offered) apt Gownsman. Asthma held a long lead into the straight, where Idler gradually drew up, and opposite the Stand closed with Lord Glaagow's horse, whom he beat in the last few strides by • short heed. Gownsman, who had been last throughout, was a bad third. A 5W11282.1228 of 300 mom each, h ft, for fillies, Set 71b each ; winners extra. Craven COONS. Owl 02110 sad a quarter. (9 subs.) Lord ()league's Sister to the Drake, by Stockwell, dam by Pyrrhus the First (Aldo:oft; I Lord Exeter a Auden's '.l( Adams: 2 Lord Stamford's Procella (Custancen 3 &pennies and Gasp Lade also ran. —•-•-- • • - - - Betting : 5 to 2 apt Anrinds, adl) to 2 each agst Sister to the lhake, Gana Wm, Procella, and Fsperarice. The latter made play into the bottom, when they all joined, and ran in a hoe to the distance, where altricula took up the running. Opposite the Laws, Sonar to the .Diske challenged, and, after a sharp but &dines struggle, crow a length. Two lengths *operated the second sod thir d, and the others were beaten 06. THE GOODWOOD DERBY of ti &Owe. oath, 15 ft, for 3..yr olda ; colts, fist 10Ib ; Sot 7lb ; certain penalties and allowances. Gratwicke Stakes Wass. Ow mile and a half. (12 maw) Mr W. G. (311•011 . 11 Young Rapid, by Colsterdals Naughty Boy's dam. Bet Nib .l. Boater; w.o. THE GOODWOOD STARES Of 25 boos. each, 15 ft, sad only sif declared, &c. • wimmrs extra. Two miles and a bell. (82 subs., 54 of w hom pay I soy.. forfeit.) Mr. T. PUT'S Bloadm, by Voltigeur—lrts, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b estop) 1 Mr. Sarlle's Guerilla, 3 yrs. Get 71b (Morns) 2 Lord Coventry's Thu!estri, 4 yrN Bat 41b Orfnwhowl 3 The following also ran :—Lhooslna, Blanton, OullDums la Tsciturne, and Fisherman's Daughter. . . Clanton was struck out at 12.30 on the morning of the ISM Batting : Even on Tbalestris, 5 to 1 apt Guillaume le Taciturrie, 10 to 1 each apt Guerilla and Bloodin, 100 to 8 apt Linioeina, 100 to 7 apt Stanton, and 100 to 6 apt FithISTOM4eB Daughter. Tim butyl. made play, followed by Stanton, Guerilla, Lirocaioa, Bloodin, and Guillaume le Tacit:woe in the order named, at only a moderato pace for half a mile, whoa Stanton headier the favourite the lot were taken at an M ermaid pace ; Tixaleatrie round the loop &Smuttily ex changing places with Stanton. A mils from hap., however, Theledsis einised a lead ci half • keg* of Skates, the hen ci the run e feliewier three or tear lik ot/, whilst Linen& was whipping is. Penning ilk hill towards the turn into the straight Guerilla took tip the mauls& and hen this pont_ Blanton gradually dro into the war, whilst Monft red GUillsusee 1. Teen—. ne madly isoprene! their noniron. Half • mile from hone little Grainy evidently an uneasily .4. bacons, whilst it was .eisarly °herr n* that Garda% and Gu il laume le Taciturn had plenty naming left. About • quarter of • mile further Malone' owes again get her bead in front. but cely for • brief period, !wrong Moen paresning that Bleu din was gang only, towed the end again deprived Lord Coventry's awe of the lad. At the denote The. lestria, though Wage* is the eempsey of Bindle sad Guerilla, was unguents,* bake, sad the two last named upon rani* the lawn ISOM away, Media wining cleverly by half • length. Theban' was a had third, sad Guillaume I. Taciturn inehed • ample of With, in the rear of the favourite. The other three were hones ad A HANDICAP PLATE el 100govn, for 3-yr-olds and up wards. Craven Course. One milaand a crazier. Mr. odem's Deerfook by TlNdea—Tiangnallq. Yre. BetBlb . Mr. Paynee ODvlls yrs, (1111011) Colonel Barer'', Überoa. I pm, ist (Morrie) owing also tan :—Maarloo, lanelian, Grimalend, and Oda Betting : 7 to 4 eget 011,1 a. 6 to 1 .pt Isselbus, 11 to 2 met Deerfoot, 6 to 1 apt Obeyers, 7 to 1 apt Gremalsod, sad 8 to.l apt Bannon made play with a 00C1- =Wing lead into the t, where &a died away, and the running was takes up by Olivia, who was joined a quarter of a mile from home by Deedoot and Oberon, to which three the Chid wee waned, Deader& and Olivia ranting a splendid rem, whisk @admit& &vent of " the old 'en by a hand; Oberon a bed Tim Pximeix 9racss of 10 Rom wok ; for 2.yr-olds ; colts, flet 71b ; fht 4lb ; winners extra. T.Y.C. Three-quarters of • mile. (82 saia Mr. G. Bryan s Clamor, by fltooltinit—Wooderatt's dam. Bat 7th eNtstsem) I Dakeof Beaufort's 'mid& tlet ;Yorilliara) 2 I Mr. Minya Zambezi, Ms 12Ib gnelad Alb en) ;Cheat:ewe) I Wald Boy end Bunch alio ran. Betting : 7to 4 apt Ostregor, 6to 2 apt Zambesi, and 3to 1 apt Koenig. The lanai made play next the rails, Clangor and Zambezi in attendance. Ralf way within the distance °minor got &kepi& Koenig, and after a nag- Maoist race woo by a bead. Two lengths separated the second and third ; the other two beaten o(. Tar COWDRAT Stacie of 10 move. sash, b ft, with 50 addrd, for at yam. T.Y.C. Tbrie-quarten of • mibt. . .... . .. . —. . IrrltiGibl's Mater Mary. by Elnagtoo—lisesey, 2 Tor, bst Illb S Adams) I Mr. Jobssoa's Autldoie, I yrs. est 3 b ....(H Grbashaw) Mr. J. Btepbensores Gomm Gate Otaaas). 2 yrs, DK lUb Tring and L Papllkm Was ran. (Morris) Betting : 6 to 4 apt Trigg, 9 to 4 apt Germ, and 5 to 1 apt Antidote. Le Papillon never took any part in the race, having lost start. The other four ran in ekes oin,pany to the half distance, where Sister Nary, who " hung" towards her horses all the way came out and won by a length • ; two lengths separated the second and third ; Tring wail claw up, sad L. Pepillon beaten of. The owner of the second chinned the winner. LA TEEM BETTING ON THE 00IIBSE. 000DWOOD CUP. Ito I 8 10 Little Stoiki) — Bto 1 opt lord Zenon(' ct) 6 to 1 IStradella (t) 101 to 8 Queen berths .(t) 6 to 1 Dollar 4) LS to 1 lootlaziesiblto,t) LiCBllll. 300 to 100 opt Blair Athol (t). PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. TB! guars% PLATE of 100 guisces ; 3-yr-olds. 7st 9lb ; four, gat nb ; 9.., 104 21b ; six and aged, LOA 5113. About 3 milts 5 futioep. TUB Does or ILICIEUIOND'a PLATE (Handicap) of 100 MOM for 3-yr-olds and upwsnis ; enitenco, 2.0 T.., to go to the feed. New toile. A Swiczesucce of 5 wee. Gaels, with BO added. far madame at the time at entry ; winners afterwards, Sib extra ; 3-yr-olds, 7st nb ; four, Bat 71b ; five, Set 121 b ; air and arid, 9st ; the wiener to be sold for 500 t. ; watered to be mold for WO; allowed Blb; if far 100 L, 91b. CAMS iiwizreraices of 10 son. eaeb, sft ; 2-yr-olds, fist 31b ; three, Bst ; four, Set 81b ; Aso and upwards, B.i 12 1 b ; th e 'rinser to be sold for 1504 if &made& ; if for 301:11. 71b extra. T. Y. C. .113vviiiiirARRS . of 10 ems. 9a.Y. b with 100 added by the Leedom, Brlghtas, and Booth Cou r t Railway Company ; 2-yr-olds, tint 9156; three, est 10Ih ; four, 9st slb ; Ave and upward', 9st 84b; mares and geldings, allowed 31b; wianon of a stake valos 400 ems., nb extra. Ms Camtritarizm Cur (Haaaosp), value 300 son. by subscripti. of 15 sore. mob, Mr 3-yr.olde and upwa rds ; the winner of the Goodwood Makes, the Goodwood Cup, or Stewards' Cap at Goodwood, er soy handicap value 201 l son. after July 21, at 10 a.m., Tlb; of soy smaller handicap, 41b. eats ; the rxrplm to ha ,paid to the manor la snowy. Craven Comm. (75 mks.) Ate et I St:radar " lb enspielosi ..... .... lard CUM= 4 1 Avorisk Johnny Armstrong I Privateer ischemmer 3 'Wag Flak. 6 1 UM Lsnoseblze 4 War Dune $ 1 Man at Anse a Moolosy 3 Vivid Blue Watts 4 Crisis Catch 'ma Arai .... a Lady of Condom Fantail Aurelian I Antoinette a Despair Brick a Bin ter Tippler Marione 4 lady Hylds. 3 landor 4 hos 3 dyClifdan 6 13 Lucky Star a Magma Brum_ .. 6 1 Mir Pickle Early Purl 4 1 Olivia 3 ma Little Black Deer =l. 4 Birch Broom a Echo 3 The Old Orange Girl 4 Freers Sir Roger Baldwin 4 Gars ladra 3 Xing of Utopia 4 Shanks 3 13 Quern of Trumps.. • • 6 Memos a 12 Durham S Clairoyaato 3 12 Leonora 6 My: Plus Historian Accident 4 Maned I 11 Newchurch Molly Carew 3 Quarantine Suninverelds a Bold Houghtca .... I 9 Jessie 3 The Little bangs.. II 7 h by Stockwell 6 Blue Bell a 7 —Crochet Cramer* 4 M Ma er a ftk ock Valiant Tag NUZSIAT SUL= ( 1.8 MOM web, 5 ft, neediness) Oi with 100 added, for 2-yr.olde ; Wingate of lb. Ham, Levant, Fiction, Moleoomb, or Bestinek Memorial Stakes, 610; of any two of those rams, 91b st lb extra. Lest toile. (81 sue.) st lb Victotious 0 lady Florence Zambezi lO Owlets Radcliffe 8 f by SPickwell—haogene 4 Wild Boy Le Deana& Mhelred /Rack Draught 2 alma Ostregor 2 Mbena . : 2= 2 Clechornrooet nerschelt 1 Senn 0 h= Nothing More •0 The Scheldt Sigbtwatch Auditor La Forgone Lemonade l2 Olive l3 Nap/octet Bostnella Gomm (late M I amie) .... Grace Mal Darling Crossfire . The Grinder Comers degtave 12 Matchbox Betty Mongrel . Ptarmigan l2 Lebo Swordsman Reggiano Purity Morris Dancer lO Provlsor Haarlem lO Jack °lantern Rose of Denmark 9 Thegeole Grappler t Fla Spice I Belle of Ran V Godinershans Forester Cedric Attache Vigilant Todleben. Sweet Jenne 7 e Iby Yellow Jack— Elaine Treachery l4 P - ear Furze Chat Indigesdtion Brigan fah Miami firrass of 5 SOTS. each ; with 50 added ; 2-►r.olde, Tat 71b ; three. get ; filbea allowed 31b ; the wiener to be soict for 3001. if deem:clod, Sr. Half a mile. (34 Bubo.) Air Age MP No Nee 3 Collet .... .... 3 Goldylocks Orpheus Cutaway Mgtets : Tease 2 Uodmentras .... 2 2 LUy Lye 2 Bold Boughton .. 3 Jossetlek 2 Oorms art 2 The Scheldt 2 Tit for Tat T T=sla 3 lithe I Flury 2 Levis Pa tt lis ar:ilek Prescriptive .... 3 Quee ns* 3 tuber Wll4 Thyme .... 3 Lire 3 Wicket Birk Inelssee...,_2 Lovelace Tee NAARAI7 STAIO.B of 50 save each, for three year old allies, Bst 71b each ; certain 'towers extra ; the wood to receive 100 aors. out of the stakes. Coe mile. (15 sobs.) Meioses, &prance, Anrienla, Bradamante, fby Wild Da,. rell—Lady Carswell , Beetrix, I by Yoltigeur—Amutos, Sprit*. Rosalie, Becky Sharpe, Typhoon, Clairvoyants, Procella, Boodle's (paid), Sister to Kraut ford (dead). A fiwzreirrAces of 100 son. each, a ft, for four year olds; colts, Bst 71b• fillies, fiat 21b: the winners of the Derby or St. Loser 7lb extra. Cop Course, Anlield, Lord Clifden (71b ex.), Le /4arechal. Mimi (motley meeticeed): 300,100 ft.—Lord Anosaley's Meath, by Faxsoletto—Boomersog. Bst lUlb, realest Mr. Craven's Heedmaid, 84 10lb ; both thee two year olds. T.Y.C.—Of by consent. farce : 300, 100 ft—Lard Amisaley's Lozano, by Sweetmeat—Does with the Dust, 2 yre. flat 1016, eoloat Lord Weetanoreleed's Wicket, by Teddington— eftio 2 yrs, 84 71b. Half a mils. LONDON GID4NALAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITZD). —Teals need& he week sedan July 24, 13,2961. 164. 7d. - 28\ • L 4 W , ELLlGiisog EQUITY - 0047R113.—JuLT 27. Were Viee-Chemeeilor di, W. P. Weed.) UM V. MBlKEL—alloawasitia Taugataboim. This wee • modes tee .. a to robe* the dice. aSata !ma WWII may waling th e plaietl ff for ealarstag a meta* for the et Awl in the Bib& sad America, Sieben" bralfieg Oarameniden (Limited), sad frees ceiming say preterite. le be ineillmied by sr throe" the committee of the Liverpool Meek Pmereallp tat bla trot the plaintiff May (the briber .ef arre PISA or Sr em compelling the plaintiffs se eta* of them mite shame or pay the differeisso is moped if tbdr *tetrad for nob sham The ore has Idtherte rental ern laterite ardor abided in fee* bib The bill awl that the phial we formerly a direekor is tire Bdtai and Alnerkae &change Oargoration (Limited), mid that raisin ea • dedeseent a the broker of the com that *ores would be emiely °Waal& in t heast. he had wired isle • esstratt to sell to cum Southall. a defendaat, fifty sharer id 71. 17a. 6d. prem., to he &humid Wth bay bet. Sem mideavonred them* May, his broker. to pueblo, awes to enable hlm iseda this ands* bat wee anal& to do co weep* at y arodiamt prima. This ;elm the plaistiff awl was the nab of eporstione for doles the market, az oat of • adocone got tip by the ashadante, the diluters of the ooinpleyorico, havingbought ap aad bosoms the bolder, of .11 the shares, were than eashied to exad whatever price they chose ham thole who had anwerily cow traded to deal in them. It wee allagad alas that ea agree ment had bees entered tabs for base( up this high price, sad that Farah, vie b bare a mai= of Si. yt share for bolding. It woe mid that Ma waspw.i.hly liable to obtain the germ or pay the di fw.saa, or in defer& be would ran the rick otexpulabe from be Stook Eselmoge. Under there eirousidorm the present bill via El.d aad as injewesios sought in the tonne an* mentioned. Vbe Vise-Chanoellar wee of spike that tirs meths inuel be refused. The rem came to %Midas mon sien thie : the plaintiff. choosing torely as wash eaurWise.thad mitered ioto a gambling tammatica ; that inikemaidea bad tamed out Memnon. aid the plastid mine to this court to help him oat of his difßealty. It was se if • perm having mode • bet opus isomer* &di Mould come to the (earl of Chancery for relief. This mart maifonaly dediaed to inter fere in such tranaactions, which weft fitter for the mesa of the Jockey (lob and the Stock Exchange. The mottos must be refund, and wit► meta. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JOLT N. (Mon the Jodie Ordiesty.) BAXCEO/T /I,IIICIOIT. - - - - - Alter the ekes of cu7yist;cday•;;;;;;i of this cue, William Loegbottom, • cabman, maid that Rummy sad Mrs. Bancroft had takes his ash, and that be bad observed certain familimitim between them. Yrs. Smith, the keeper of • house ot ill fame, Mated that Ramsey and Mrs. Hew croft had visited it together ; but these witnesses were crow examined with mute severity upon the question of identity. Thomas Walker a wheelwright at Bolton, with whom the petitioner bad lodged after the esparatios, mid that me day wits."' had boned her in • rather agitated oonditMi, sad she Mated that Rummy had tense unexpectedly. Wait spatairs to bar roam, sad obeereed that her bed had been ermhat. Told her that thing lonised very tomadous. She wee much put oat, and mid that no me had been up but she end Rummy to reed a letter. The ems was spin adjourned. COURT OF BANKRIJPTCY.—JuLY 27. (Brian Mr. Oommiagaser Goalbws.) IN II ZWICK GBOVIS.—THI 111LAGA3IOLI MOM The teakrupt was described as formerly of Portsmouth, brewer, sad sumo of Upper Norwood, out of buiinem. The debts under the bankruptcy are oely 461., atediton to the emceed of 6,0001. having base arranged with under a deed of amigumeet 'negated by the beakrupt bit year. The aue was remarkable from the fast of the having been one of the rectum of the polerises peg, In reference to whom he makes the !alkyls( skeieraset "Is April last I was induced, by the inkrepresestatioas of Jolts klagerigle sad William Brooghtoe, late proprietam of the SydenAmes Chronick, to Masco* the mss of 3001. as security for my bandy two entering into an engagenseut with them al clerk sad realsegew of a home sad estate apse, afire, which they stated that they bed established at Sydsehmn. It, however, tuned out that Do such basi n.- was ha exisbmos, and I have mime prosecuted them at the 0410tral Criminal Omit for the fraud poetised epee me, and have obtained a ceuvietiois, both parties 'simian been sentenced to a loeg tree of imprioement and hard labour.' Yz Munim fee the resigneek offered so epsimitioe. Mr. Duda, oe behalf at a creditor ender the maigemeet, asked for additional amounts, and aa adjournment ear ordered for that papaw. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before the AM, - stant•Jedge.) Patrick Roberta, 20, tailor, was indietad for stealing • geld watch and • portion of • igeld de* valise 251., the wort" of James Grant, from kis puma. .James Great mid t, live at No. 41, Gliblfordeireet. I on the editor of the Morning Advertiser. I was retuning home on Friday, the Ist of July, at 2o'olosk in the morniag. I was in Melbas, hod when opposite Chancery-hue I felt a veep at the watch than I was wearing in my waistcoat pocket. I felt some one pull at the chide, and from the mist it was evident that my watch chain wee cut in two. Ms broke the watch from the chain and ran off with it, person the other hall of the chain. I tea after the person as quickly u I could, and got nearly close to hint, calling out " Stop thief," end Folios." He tarried into Falwood'a-rote, and by the time I get up • pollee mutable, who had seen the rob bery committed, had got hold of him, I was not more than two or three yards from them slain he was stopped by the Folios constable. I seised hold of the prisoner, es did also the constable; a scuffle ensued, and myself and the constable were thrown down. While this scuffle we going on the policeman did not know that I had lost my watch, sod one of the primate's asafediesue caning rap, mad, "Give it to me," and my watch was tabu. By this inn several uremia bad got round es, and I said, " Oh, give me my watch," and while I was down I saw the mu the constable had hold of endeavouring to pus it to oat of the men near to him. There were five or six men round the constable, but al th ough the prisoner struggled for some time he ret ained hie hold of him. When the pri soner got to his feet his coat was tore, and be made his escape. His coat wu torn in the struggle, and the police man retained • large portion of the met in his band. We followed him to Falwood's-rents, sad finding • door open the policeman entered. We got into a place which wee very dark, and was jest each a place se oaf in which you might expect mime would be competed; it is called the Theme' Kitchen. I stood keeping watch at the door, so that the person should not get away, end when I went in with the policeman I found seven or eight persons In bed. I was not at that time able to idenWy the prisons. I first now the prisoner afterwards at the George-street statics. That wee ors the Monday following the Friday when this occurred. I could not speak positively as to his identity. Mr. Henry, at Bow -street, asked me if I could swear to him, and I mid I could only swear to him in regard to his site and general appearance. From them I should say that be was the man. My watch we worth 251. A patio's of the chain was lost altogether, and it cost me 2/. 10a. to repair the injury to my watch John Perry, police-constable, 176 F, said—l was on duty in Bolbors when this happened, on the Chanoery-lane side. I maw Mr. Grant pus on the opposite side of liallaceu. This wee about two o'clock io the . I saw five or six samesbled on the opposite of the road rest ra T l7:d's-rents. The premier singled himself out from the rest, west up to Mr. Griot and matched his watch sad ran away. I mw him do it. I followed hint, and he turned into Fulwood's.ronts, where I caught hold of him, bet • great scuffle took place, and the poisoner was rescued from me. Oa the Saturday *veering following, between 7 sod 8 o'clock, I apprehended the prisoner is 'Holborn, when the riffs volunteers were paring. I told him that I wanted him for stealing a watch from a geetlrman on Friday morn ing, and he said he knew nothing about it, as he was in bed at the time. lam quite sore the prisoner is the mine per- sae, as I was struggliog with him for four or five minutes, and I had • good opportunity of seeing him. I followed him to No. 20, Fulwood's-rents, and the manage being so dark I lost the prisour, sod no doubt he went into • cellar which was very dark. The prisoner straggled with me, sad in doing so he left part of his coat behind.. .... . _ - Jams; Child, 93 P., mid—On Thursday aight;the 30th of June I was on duty to Holborn. I saw the prisoner there at half-pat ten, and two other persons were us company with him. I s poke to him, and ceutiooed him to go away. I saw him again at twelve o'clock the same night near Hand-conrt with the same two men sod a woman going in the direction of the City. I did not then speak to him, but Ids oompanioos spoke to me. lam sum he is the same preen. . . . The primmer denied that be was the man. The jury immediately found the 'utmost Guilty. George Leaky'', prison officer, having proved previous rearictioos, The Assistaat-Judge eaid the prisoner had bad a long career, and the stiansitee now upon him was that he be kept in penal servitude foe an yaw. THZ NEW PCILIC-HOZSZ CLOSZNO AM—Yester day the act for further regulating the closing of the public boasts and refreshment-houses within the Metropolitan Police District and the City of Loudon, eartaia oorporate boroughs, sod other plaoes, wee issued. It is to be cited as " The Public-houae Closing Act," and has " immediate operation," being in force within the barite of the Metropoli tan Police District, the City of London, and such oorporata boroughs and districts of improvement commiserators as adopt the same. "AU public-houses and refreelansmit houses are to be dosed between one and four o'clock in the morning, but the prohibition as to Use male of articles does not extend to lodgers therein. The law as to the (donee of public-Moues on floodoy, ChriMmas-day, and Good Friday is to extend to refresh ment-houres. The act is to extend to free vintners. Ocea @Waal licensee to exempt fres the act may be panted by the local authorities (the polies) to limed victuallers and retreehment-house keepers. With regard to railway teatime it re emoted that " nothing berets eentaieed &Ma n apply to the sale at a railway stalk*, between the Moors of one and four o'clock in the morning, of excusable liquors or raireeb• mate to persons arriving at or departing tom Boob 'Wien by adiromd." MICE 0017BTS. l• THE BOW4ITREET. Wittiest C. De Grayther, kite secretary to the Whitting ton nab,. appeared to sewer • eatomole clarets( him with doWstaW aerials books, the property of that eariely Mr. Richard Joon, solicitor, appeared for the soot- Is affeand that es the 23rd of Aprli the deleadeat wee enipq for three mouths' teal so worstazy to the Wilk- Ifsston (Seib. at a galaxy of 1001. a year besides musk soca. On Nide! it was intimated to the defeedeat that the term of engegemen expiates ou Saturday would not be mewed, sad he was requested to deliver up dm books, sad whatever moneys of the club h. Lint have in his woo den This he puftfrely Wised to do, gad he rsta in his possession the key of the office la which the Looks are Lacked up. The defeedant denied that there wag sa duly authorised to motive the key and books au beball of the club. autho Ilz. Steatites. a somber el the cosemittee, said he was so rised. The Deleedaat —How woe the authority egeferred? Yr. Eiteablee—By es order of the committee, mitered on the minutes. The Defeadent—ls the minute book! Mr. Jose—Ofooane while ddeedant retains the minute book, refuges to give it up to the committee, they amnia enter the promedinp in it. Here are the initiates, which have in the meanwhile bees kept os louse sheets. The minutes were produoed, wad proved by Mr. Mathieu The defeudant said that meeXrig *NU we, sot duly con vened. _ _ Mr. Yamaha* said, whether or we they WWII de facto the committees, and he should order the defendant to give ap the books to them. Defendant complied with the order. THAW& Mr. Mark Age; tb;lawallard el the Clown 'ravers, a pablio-besos shade at splice celled the Orchard House, Poplar, appeared before Mr. Paid to *sewer a summorts takes out by George Yaw, a aoudads is the service of the Royal Soddy forth' Preveatiou of Cruelty to dolma* who charged the defesdaat with cruelly illtreating and t° l " f u rf i alri d /' ag solicitor, couducted the prosecution for **Roy:Pol l tit Mr. Gomm appeared for the de frodaut. It appalled from the evidence of Alfred Thomas, a me chanic, that oit Toads', the 21st of June Let, he went into the parlour of the Crown to obtain some refreament. Be had a dog with him, which he allowed to run loose about the house. He was in the parlour 20 or 25 minutes, when he heard the aria of his dog in the yard. He hastened into the yard as quickly as palings, and saw the defendant, who was aimed with a thick stick. beating the dog as hard as he could. He asked the defendant what he meant by snob Goaded, and be replied that the dog d bed he ant.m killing his okickens. no deg wee killed by the efend In by Mr. the wi seid that when he first law the dog w ri the defendant ~ r it was behind a tub. The defendant said the dog was not yet dead. beat it again' with the stick, and Bung it ou the ground. John Patrick, a moulder, stated that he was sit.* at the window of the Crown Tavern, and beard the cries of the dog. He eaw the defendant beating it unmercifully with the stick in his hand. Mr. Gomm, in defence, urged there was no cruelty In the case, and that the defendant, hearing the dog . amcmic the fowla is the yard where hia children were playieg, became alarmed. sod went into the yatil, where he found two of his chickens killed, and the children alarmed. The pendant took op • stick and struck the deg a few blows and killed it. Three witsemes were celled for the defame, who mid no unnecessary cruelty or tortoni was used, and that the ch loodant struck the dog several blows and killed it. A wit ness aimed some amusement by saying that the dog ate two of the defendant's fowls, and only left the feathers. Mr. Paget thought it stmage that a dog should eat feathers, sad the defendant said that the ooropisinant's dog killed two of the chickens and ate ooe aid • half. The other half was left. Evidii;ceTas given that Thomas took two dogs of the lurches species into the Clown, and that he kept cos escorely fastened with him in the parker. The other, which wu re led to be three months and 14 days old, was allows to rasp about the pruritus. Mr. Paget rid this was • very proper prosscutioo on the part of the Royal Society for the Prevent - Loa of Cruelty to Animals. He thought the defendant was guilty of • very cruel and a very brutal act, but he believed it wee dm hastily and without premeditation. The defence set up was not creditable either to the defendant or his Titoism. It was a ridiculous defence. It was very improbable that tbe dog Chet was beaten to death ate the fowls. As to any alarm to the children it was • trumped-up story. He Amid the defendant 20s. for cruelty to the dog. to pay Theses 20s. compensation for the loos of the amoral, sad to pay 11. Is. outs. The defendant paid the mosey. MANCHESTSR, 811MPIALD AND LINCOLN amass RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting was held at Manchester yesterday; Mr. Ware, ILP., is du altars. An abetter rid the half-yearly report and 'remota has been published be this joursol. The CHAIIIKAZ moved the aloud= of the report. He Imagratulated the shertheldere that the increase of trefilo was general, Ina still going as, and owing to an aireclis. rated mt. el Maras of purger traffic, coupled with fuller train loads for merehandise, the greatly improved receipts had bees attended with but slight aegmestalios of experisee. (Applauds) While the prospers of the undertaking were eo generally encouraging, he mast warn the proprietors sot to upset too soot these reigns from the new lines and extesswas which the outlay of espial upon them would altimately produce. The meat produc tive lines had been originally attended with temporary Ira. In noticing the parliamentary bruiser of the company, Mr. Welkin rid that one of the most important hills that they had opposed was the Great Eastern Northam Jeweils°, for an independent system from Peterborough to Dolemater. He bed always regarded as autheap of traffic with the Great Eastern Company as of very peat import thee, but that was a different thing from re preemption of a new trunk line. Prom the beginning he thought it an unwise proceeding on the part of the Great &SUM Com ! pray to propres to make needy a headed mass of railway at an enormous outlay, parallel to some extent with the Sheffield line, and to a great extent pullet with the Great Northern. Parliament - had thrown out this bill. The Sheffield Company would have afforded facilities for ex. changing traffic at Lincoln, but they opposed this scheme as alike wasteful mid dangerous. On many occordoes complaints bad been made of injury done to the caul intercom of this company by an exceptioul system of tolls over the North Staffordshire line, the intention being to prevent the traffic going over their Macclesfield Canal, which wan the short road to Manchester, and to divert it by Prides Brook over the Brideewater Canal, which was the long way to Nasa -1 theater. The result was that although worrentestly placed ! for commanding the peat bulk of the traffic, they bad ler years been precluded from its tarticipation, and had had to struggle for au mistral. Although the House of Cornrow committee ref Geed to girl what they asked, they had found justice in the House of Peen, who had greeted a facility ! clams that be thought would cut the knot that had troubled ! them so Wog. After some further remarks, he rid be regarded that u a somewhat important meet,. log. He recollected when the old stock of the Sheffield Company wee about 71. or 81. (A Shareholder: 101.) When he joined in 1854 it was at 171., and he had a few shares, he was bap y to say, that cost him that amount. There had been were that they going to wreck and ruin, in fact that it was " chaos worse confounded." Well, they had endured and outlived that ; they had worked patiently, and now pretested an honest dividend of 2. per cent. (Applause.) This was satis factory, and it had been achieved without taking unfair ad vantage of any company. He hoped by penustene In the same policy they would obtain still more encouraging results in futon, time. (Applause.) Furroh (deputy-chairmen) seconded the motion. In reply to Mr. WiLia, The Cameras said the board bad not yet decided whether the number of directors ought to be lousier by one or two. The matter would perhaps be named next half-year. The report wan unanimously adopted ; the preference and guaranteed dividends were declared, also a dividend of 2 par out. cm the ordinary stock ; the Guru and Liverpool thane were converted into stock ; and the proceedings ended with the usual compliment to the chairman and directors. Tag AME.RICAN MAlLS.—Sornwirrox, Amy 27. —The Bamberg American Company's steamer fiaxonia maid hence to-day at 2 p.m. for Now York with the United States mails, 72 saloon and a fall member of steerage pas. stagers, with a large cargo. The company's gamier Ger mania, with sdrkes from New Tort to the atrd lastest, is ezpoeted off Cowes the 3rd proximo. THE BOMBAY MAIM ..-SOUTHAIITTON, JULY 27. —The Pelhamlar sad Oriental Company's steamship Syria sailed hence to-day at 3p.m. with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Adea, Bombay, sad Upper Bengal, together with 13 first ad 27 secciodidase pampa. gen, amongst whom are Lieutenant Austin., Copia.' Johann, Fraser, Carden, sad Grantham, Surgeon Wood, sad the Rev. L. Graham. The Syria took out on freight 370 boxes specie for Bombay, value 119,6371. Be., of which menet 96,2801. is bar silver, 13,0001. bar gold, 9,0001. gold cola, and watches, he., 1,3571. Bs. ; and fee Alexandria, watches, kes., 1961. ; also a full cargo of gemmed roarchendie. MANCH ZITILIL Amazes. These assizes com metered yesterday, the conandmion having bees opened late op the previous °sodas. Mr. Baron Pigott, who did cot arrive till yesterday uxm presided in the crowo court sod delivered the charge 'r ,al Lord Chief Justice Cockburn presided over the ctril skin The pros:onion to the cathedral, bele, a novelty, attracted great anecdote, and inimesse crowds assembled at chards, at polite aloes the road, and is the new assize courts. There were no frisk of say interest yesterday. - . . HORIfiIIIA/61 T L xi; chose. and stroag, moderate la prke, sad wholesale' to use. These 'Onstage& have &reared a. for this tee s geserel preference. II la add la packet& by:Ads 1 arri—LAihreillereas. WIENSLAND SHEEP INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). The first annual general meeting of shareholder s sasit u z ir day si tt LM dim :f t t i t t e . az:1247,1, 0 re . Id The Oilman, stated what had been dose sines the cow. aeseaserat of tie undertaking. The COMpany was got up with the axioms parpoos of bolding sank and stations in Austral* bat dinteting aunties mare parhatthirly to the Quosswiad dietriot. The foundation WI abs undertaking was the parches of a station front Kr. Hiekey. They bid a provisions' contract for that purchase prwrious to issuing the prcepeatus, and upon aequirteg the capital the first thing done was, of armee, to cony that erraagemsot into effect. Mr. Hickey sailed with tbsisoatract ia April last, and in two meths' time the directors hoped to hear fiat their re. presentotiven in the °okay wore in iweeidati of the station. That was really the only koante naiad out eines the eoessisememethey halt got that statioa, up= which they believed there were somethlas like 60,000 sheep. The other part of their duty had bese so far to anticipate the parse= et calls ae to enable =she agent out there in cer• taia snots, sad vender aortas terms end ecteditioes, to pur. =an other stations. They looked prinenally to the Qesseelsed dittriet la which to lave* their feeds, but there was a discrenee given to the gent $o pennon elsewhere it be found it advisable to do so. limy rather expected, however, that it would be in the dieing.= meth of Sydney that future purchases would be made. Of course they had heard mains ailicially from =dr asset, es be had not yet received their iegructiree, bat writhes se • friend of the baud before be lone of the talus ea to appoint him to that position, that seetlemea (Mr. itlimander Campbell, of Sydney) congiatelated them on look' a to that part of the waist for as investment is this pantie tar line, pasting out what they would be able is de. Ileplyies to surname, The Ceanikair stated that the meet awed meting would probably be held when the wool mine boo= which would be about this time twelve months. They would then know what the working of their steno= for the year had been, reed =able, be thought, to have the acoouna ready. Almost all sheep static= had • few ewes, and be believed they would have from 500 to 000. Be believed the signet would exceed his power if he bought stations in South Aastraha. The purview must be who the agent could comer= in Sydney, he would buy probably ia Quemisad cdy ; bat if he saw an =vantage It adding stations ia Port Phillip he would not be preslnded by hie insaneness from manias such sasagemate. Mr. Camp. bell would tel be at liberty to bey ha New Zealand or a eau= In these inasaolisme the company bought and the rights in the had et the pr nt bolder el the shatisa. What bad male Qoaasalsad more popular for squatting than other parts was that the govern. matt there looked chiefly to equattles es a soar= of revenue, sad therefore gave move favourable terms. The =areas of profit from sheep farming were the wool and the iscrease ; and so convinced was he of the lucrative nature of the trade that he almost wished he had never bad to do with scything else. This company had the advantage of commencing =Nieces after two bed maw= so that they might look for. ward to a favourable period to start with e _and the sort of =sic which followed the had sesame would suable them to buy at • low price. Mr. Campbell's lint duty would be to go over the station with Mr. Hickey, and see that the ocosEony got what they agreed for. The sir of the Mat= , was about 1,500 square miles, which would carry about 120,000 sheep. It was folly anticipated that the £2O per li share would have to be paid. Mr. Hickey took a portion of the purchase money in char= sad some other s hare s bad been retained in onaiequence of the directors knowing, from offers already mese, that those who wished to sell I might wish to retain an interest in the beanies by becoming proprietors of this company. A vote of (beaks having been passed to the chairman, the mestiag separated. MARKET& 00TrON.—Lintroot. Jost 27.—W0 lave had • steady markot, kprevious prima TN Wear. 7.000 bales, is. eluding 2000 for apsoalatko sod 130 American, 2944. to 32ed. ; 400 Panama, ko., seg. to import. 31td. ; 20 tliran ham, 320., 30 ; 400 to Mama* ard Bahia, 290. to t2d. ; 500 lopliaad. 334 d. ; 100 Beam% 210. to 23d. ; 5,400 Surat, 16fd. to 27d. ; Beeigal, Eloiodo. tut, 13d. to 13id. ; 18td. W 21td, ; lavas, 154 d. to 2141 ; 50 Pant, At , 33d. CORlL—Bonalt, JOLT 27.—Our market to-day lir We • slow trade at la. lower. But wluka, 47a. to 495. ; red. 42a. to 44e. ; Imam, 39a. to 41a.; oats, la. pee flaw ; POW Ilse and wilts, 36e. to 37t, sad val 7 litU• dam& . . GLAINOW. JOLT 27.—Tb is day's ;market was wry thinly attended, ad to sell American sad °mediae red wlwat ex ship. a nedasfies al 3d. to 6d. pie boll bed to be cioncedsd. Fee Bettie wheat is melons mime war required, but so sales Floor sold at 3d. per beerel under loM quotations. arm Oslo and oatmeal steady. , Beans brought Um advance abase sated. Indies corn sod per unaltered. LEATHER.—No damage las imanned in the dossed for imam during the last week. The supply of fruit goods at Leadenhall ea Tuesday was small, and the tranmatione were limited is utast without change ia prima Good mop hides, 451bL sad wider, light English belie, light emarara &emirs bides, &ghat shoulders and bellies, sad calf aides of all weights, are still soiree and sommad a reedy sale. CO/LB—LONDON, JULY 27. —Lsakert's West Mgtlay, 17.. 6d. ; North Felton Cms, 14a. ; TaaSold Moor Balsa, 13.. 6d. ; Walks. Primrose, 13.. 6d. ; Was Ead Byron, 17.. 6d. ; Walla Bad Hartee, 17s. ; Walls Had Wkararlille, 17.. 3d. ; Hiss Hai; 17s. 611. ; Will. Bad Helmet, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Bradidylls Hatton, les. ; Walls Bad Flom- LeLl 17s. 34. ; Walls Bed Ham 19s. ; Walls Fad ut i rt lotion, 19s. ; Walla Sad 17s. 3d.; Walli Fad Cando. 18.. 88. ; Walls End 18s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Hirsak Hall, 184. ; Walls Ead Nike, 18a ; Walls Ead East Hartlepool, 184. 9d. ; Walls Fad South Hmtbmool, 18s. ; Walla Bad South Vallee, Va.—Ships at market, 81; sold, 49. TRAFFIC, RILTITENS. lain Tar Mir Total, Tots; lIMINATIL egsa rs. &aw. VA4. 11`.Week main April 10. £ a a 4 ea Loam : I.l=Didion MI Lee L9Ol 13,604 ;16,5T1 WestProvincea I/631 2.146 091,1 4.1.1.7 4177 Weak audios July 10 . Mama Weak Inaba JUT 16. . _ —.. Scatiak Naga arirern MI ee Mask .s Joy 11. Brawl art X. Oriediss 1,836 814 3,541 2 . 4 M Umiak* ad /Ma 961 133 78 211 INi Untenek and rojaa Waterford sal 'MEW A I 218 17 le 368 393 Watalkal sad Laserlat. 19 779 436 3,405 1,291 West i=nly al. Oork ad ID 149 111 897 341 Want ltiarkes 76 712 446 1,161 1.155 Weak Cantata *sang Jul; 74. 1,191 884 1,775 1,4i5 °rest /astern Groat Northers 163 18.416 16,70 84,296 90,993 Great Weems 1069. 34.411 91,949 99,559 611.34.1 Lascaildr• it Yorksklre MI *AN 22,0711 43,779 36,2 31 Looks .1 Northasstesslrat 174614 60,889 Mai 103.8 25 Condon a lona Walern 24,036 6,906 30.242 llattobtder. Bbeaskl. ma L 111,716 184lotaddre 7,242 11,986 29,211 17,12 iforl t h Ststordatalie INK S o Ne &NS Beath Dm= 23 !AU i,tas 42 sow [Advertieemeut.] HOLLOWAY% Pala. — The Grand Requisite,— liohodY will deny the martian that for man. comfort and happiness pure blood and a sound stomach rank among his lint requirements, Both may be safely and inerpee advely secured by them admirable pills, which set gently on the weaktrat frames, and came so violent shock to the most sensltite system. Holloway's pills ham proved theinseives competent dial constitutionally with those Infirmities which descend from parent to vitamin& which often mar the brlghteit prospects sod throw a constant .oo= over youth. These pills purify both the solidi and the Colds of the body, and by that salutary pro -+ roam every organ to perform naturally its proper function—es nerve Its proper duty. BLESIDI. BILARLAGISIS, AND DEATHS. SIMS& BIDINGFELD.—Joy 2S, lady Bedlogkid, of a eon. BISJAIIIN.—Jury 27, at 34. Oloureatergardens, the wife of Frederick Benjamin, Fen., of • daughter. BI2ICRANAN.—JuIy 25, at the Rectory, Whitford Magna, salis• bury, the wife of tire Rev. T. 11. Buchanan, ot a son. RAI KAR.—Joly W. at St. atenherinroad, Bayswater, the gift Id M. P. Bursar, laq., of • daughter. LOFRIT.—.InIy 16. at Lower Seymour-street, Portman square, the wife of J. Lovett, req., of a daughter. MILLER—Jay 26, at Orearenor.place, Camberwell, Surrey, thc erne of J. O. 11111er, Req., of a eon. NELSON.—J II I.7 16. at Fenbrugh.park, Blackheath. the alto of A. U. Nelson, Kee, of a daughter. MARRIAGNIS. -------- - - - - - -• 1008—WORTI1NCTO—fe311at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Gray's-ion-road, by the Rev. J. W. Wortbingo.o. A. C. Moore, Eon., to Agues, daughter el the Bev. D. Worth- RIVAIDS-190Alit.—Jcily 25, at it. Harru Bottom Prowl . . too, by the Rev. N. Libberty, John, ter. et the Rev. w &khan* view el Hawley, Woe, te Honnek daeghter of th e late C. goatee. Req. 11.111TH—NZAILIN.—July 25, at Rt. Ilary'a, Bryanatoweguare, bf the Rev. Rowley HID. Thomas George, moo of C. H. .zuth. lag., Edwards-street, Portmanaguare, to Harriet E daughter of J. F. Nestle, Req., Bakeretreet, Portman-again . DEATHS. HOLll.—July 25, at Zel;don.gisma, Mn Dtederick Holm. aged 10 MORTFIRM.—JuIy 11, at Cheltenham. (Marla. daughter of the late i H. Mortimer, laq. NELSON,—Jab 21, at Um Grove, Stratford. Jessie, second daughter %n of J. B. Nelson, EN., of Hisasugunge, wide*. bunod years and 10 TICK Kgo.—Jaly l6 20, at the Poll months ards, toughies, lbws, HU Matte idwarda, the idle of F Vickers, Coq. WIAVl4.—Jody >A Agars , Tway, Um wife at E Mawr, let "!*--tittlr: Ilbes=a7i;ai Dasa-alreet, Who. WILLIAMS —July Isois Harwich. laser. Harold Dirty, 1011 0.3. WlNams, Dq. halted sad lablialag by wiLLIAII ILOa EU"at NO. 8 . loaltaird-alrapt, to taw City at lama" Maar, at Os Oellea la lasbara-abott, in in. Treclact at wmmaisis— lairallaalr. Arta 11161/11. ~01.,; -' - .- - W. a MONTHLY •me s l i tr ila sod• Auffost. (A UM IWO. S W ' intonsis4( Meat i, 9 ' X CCKLAN Establiebod BRITISH TI krig/ttir• WWI noi lIIILLDIL IMO MI they MTV ant or trim 10 Mil OM/ /I parrnis b ir, eod :2 be the _ ;As. w ad= UM* "17 N'. r i." , ASS r .—One ot time BOMA USE momin. It tersU Fier t• LI ; return t mesa 001c*, 11 U.LIPLS. end I In vntsl Capita odt CI per_olu No Mia• ',Willa, Of t 0 '4166 1; 41T area.peon Lloyd, De, Irin. Es Brearley•Fel Watson, Sa wages. Lloyd.] goes Magda, I ens Cornforth. 1 A Carpenter, _ ..- I — Cooks Patent Natallith (Wit, Mr. John PJr.l Mr. &wadi] aiaatiam—Wr. Scott. 11. Wa dm—Theodor Offices—Tem, Ids Comma, 1 inbabitants of iiets - 1;;3 - i,iiat r theism and 1 • way of Kite. I aarbrldge ined AspOß toc tha Yr - a - apectnaes an lined at the 00101 KI solicitors. rot the Directors 1.4 ■ deposit ore Comps y, 1 kiaber •od lav iy allot me; to r share as Mall es required. 'EST B wo ;came will fel.lCl o'clock pm.—B7 Temple-bundlni I 1 CWILDIIA FHB GUI boycott oa ap A talalmo Calls .ot to etc Fn.:4 loos that to Ovens Collins, 1 touch') Bank co Niue Cox, Zig Low Bottitodr s ,. , to to Edwin torte Scamsll, amine Islam 11W—Tbi L Ducaoss—Mea Baows-86 AODI7OI/1--)1 The object. of ad ettaaatng he Castle Taves :heal:aide. fa ta ouna of law • The iiiiZi.;•• 'ill, iU7l . llltUre,l;l tehMeatt 011 VI The Guildhall ommercial cirri railoa cwt. PO enption of soco have deism del with a a, Dunne (fr. Cr atoo the Castle] period tLe lege (ad the reselpts Pe rate of . over "'tee The co the CU" vpasy In These people(' Cronin awl Mee them being leas tar , . Plate. arlw maitaver n win I A minimum Ituaranteed to ti Wu the retun ammo, It la COm teamedp leted. to th 4 cue half of tla for. 3 (r. Crawford) aompam r. The articles of at the Phan ell Is to ( Pectueee I of the be e l , ed C4449447* No. . T. the Lereote e Geotleabeu—F be the above Col °" ait number, an Pet.'bee Tor 10 Oa *notate uolloaav when S th e righter io Inc ptICLIYB a TABLETS Mthrone, d's, sad ' 4l iiiickpopk it i . a 6 34 W•rkg. II VW Mob& JOZZ ATrE tried In di ettn 4" tt be•... N " co l' eithe r b 0 ,...Z 14.24 ..e4C.Ja lak 1..i6.- I, Inch £lOO,OOO, illftm.