The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-12 00:00:00

I'll ILILUIMONIC SOCIETY. The Philharmamic Society has completed its forty sevemb soma. TM programme et last alelu's cament was as Mims . PUT I. •••• .. ableala la It Ist *mask • e.t.d. le dbd atm"' 1111. MOM Ow. so elift4 'kW AssWils folikna . . teenela airett. an. • 46. • vms ....... 1;716 Us liftsur is • Omens.) =am emirs tglireso . Pis Aria Is A, a. 1......... DiselAP.m. Aft. - ftio lempem." UM twin P _lll~ r roar ....... ....... .mum , _ _ fteefloo ow* ft...1.111.1.1 . 7:= Rio pours parrL •WD , rtll r:ury ..... • —. Thu c.,se — n was sormeerbst larger ilisa eimal lasted of one isottentental courts, there were two, both of large di. srmseior s sal of the higher order. Stersdale Beenett's Comm to la E u Mot I. a wrathy comp ,ni , ta to three of Yo- sot, 13!ettiotes, sad Normal...ha. It shows alert' and iodeperm, thoeght, to 101 l ..f brilliant and beautiful perigee. and is ailietrobly calculated to display the ;treatise powers of the pianoforte. The slow twirl:sent is patent. lady charseiag--• lovely Italian wog fr to begienlng to end. blow erobella Goddard momilins seproned boo high mew She evidenety Florid or assort —with ens\ deli• col, represses, arm lin, that she carried with her the of. mince aympa,litoi piths eedl.nc., mil lett ,he orch.stromald thut.dsto of applanie. Joackines Curette ought to him bees Vlat ed earlier la the renames. It was ate of Spoltr's tirtt conipositioss, Tao Oiled as We incempirable art* Mot.. ..ould play it, asd was received with the !mow doe to tlw •ork Of the two symphonies It la nuserprary to say 111011 , thon that they were played so well, we believe, as it is 1.1. to rioy them. la Noumea we woe gelid( with the eta. I'vot prefaced by the modeme lime in which Dr. Ileuett rook the test mcoremmet, et so folly to displsy the grovfel flow arm aweetnees of the miens& Moymberma Or. fiIAIV to 5.410.04, la of a highly drays,* akeeseter, as/ in etd. r to es. et fully 1.10 1Y mire It is oneereary to leer 'rinted with 'he tragedy to which it le the POMO& But sn n without ibis k-y It la a powerful sad Imprearmwork, fell of frost asd idrikiag tif.ms; and we idiot that the nutter biro If (who woe pm...at) cart have been gratified with its service sad remption. The vocal prom were ofedrebly sing ant greatly sp. • d. 'I hs room war very fall. sad this tine cosiest dot. cot Ate • ars with the utmost :dot. DRAMA. ADMIILALIT, JOLT 11.—APPOINTIIENTS.—CoM. mailer C. K. &Mbomou% (1166), to the Agamemnon, 91, 'crow alsass.ship, at Portsmouth. Lloatomato J. H. Botching (1811), to tha Coackk, 20, arrow worm meow, at Ilbsomses; 1 1 . W. Stephan& (lb:k), to tbo Volo•o. 8, screw wan troop-ship, at l'ortamooth ; and W. Howarth (1868), to the Impregnable, 104, 6.1-sbip, at Dein:sport Master A. J. Argot:mg (1869), to the Gorgon, G. pa4dle wheel steam sloop, at Dtromport • and 8. J. W. Moriarty (1821), to be oaditiosal to Ms Wahogocra, 72, at Dovonport. Paymaster W. F. Lipoid,' (1860), to tho Trafalgar, 120, at Shoornees.__. Clerk Wortley, to the Neptune. 120, et Portsmouth. Midshipmen—H. H. Udine". end U. A. Arland'''. to the Scout, 21, screw wean "ornate, at Sheers.... CHATHAM, 'rt., 11, COURT MASTIAL.—Thie morning the whole of the °Seers sad nee of the Royal sad East India Engineers went drawn up in the barredurquare at Brampton, for the pun. pose of hearing reed the mambos of a disuict court-marred passed on Sapper Robert Williams, a man of exceedingly bad theism. r, wk.) wan tried on Saturdey on three .parare charges:—let, for ustrig foul and highly ispulting language towerds • non-ronitniotioned (Meer; 2nd, for attempting to knack down & cot poral who was in the execution W . W.I duty ; god 3rd, far making away with his regimental sec-wake. The pneoner has been in the carps little more than • year, end doling that time hie bees once befcre tried by court martial. The court found hire guilty, and in consileration of hie lame bed conduct sentenced bun to rc,elve 60 lashes, and te be feepriecerd for 60 days. On the (Wing of the court bring submitted to major-general the commandant the corporal punishment was commuted to 42 days' imprison ment, thus making 99 days in all. TOW afternoon • det•chment of 30 non.onmmissioned ellicere and men of the 3rd (800, 15th, 21st (North British Fusiliers), and R.fle Brigade liegirneete arrived et Fort Pot Hospital from Southampton, having arrived from Malta in the screw steamer Pere, which telt Malta on the 30th of June. The invalids, who were in charge of Captain J. S. Gordan, &d Buff., wire iespected on their arrival at Fort Pitt, when &even men were admitted into hospital. The derftehments of Marino Artillery and Marine Light In fantry, to the member of 39 men or all ranks, have embarked as hoard the mew weenier Clio, It, Captain T. Miller. P0RT831 . 131.71 . 11, Jri.v 11. n. Coningwood, 80, is ordered trout this port to Ora ,to be cavorted IMO • Krell ship. The Collies mood bee slily been commissioned once once she woo built. Bb. is • deter slop of the Vanguard, constructed on S.r W. Byessiedes plea. 'The Orlando, 60,1 e seamed Enna Plymouth to this poet, to beplased Y the mere emeres. Th. Oakum, shone yacht, Muter Commander G. H. K. Hewer, bee eemphsart her repairs, and woo t.k-u oat of tie often kis Why, and healed cff the limes-stairs to prove is Stlr4l7. wen sloop, Commander Viscount Gil• imd, mill be off es Wednesday oe Thuredsy sent. Vide 3rd Royal Surrey Regiment of Militia mem lthd yesterday aton.ing at Kaigatoam a jbatass, undo the raeausead of Ustitessat-Coloetel C MUSIa OLYMPIC THEATRE 1 hat our forest suggestion to Mr. Tom War ai to corked his fetal lur compositim wee hot landhil due ter emit. aced, le emu Is,. at Is aet, by his sew origissi dims. retolik es betemol, prothiced last sight at this *tare. That Ise bee *lda bit the pepsine toes—the is to say lb. " Stet eight eardistace . • tate—le aaikaistas ; sad if loon. ois be belabssed Li volleys el applsoao and Whittles appesciethea, raceme *gala 6 ka. hoc hi LW sot emit oat epee ow *aka se ow new et et, sod he be. sealed lim* ea isaameolas cosmatiosalties sad Wage tAckli, white is Mk Merit. he hr wit bees able to c.v.t the hotelmen& of Its .snort filth .st diskies, so the kaisers of the ass 1 , 1.7 sweet Amos above mediocrity, sad is throughout of • soter sod tamilmate ensure. Nue toe the sew piece /be tarsi of r 9•Niayr that wit .1•11 which, dimetzeas as it Is le ell its remdiminer, bad it actors, bed lee satbote, and bad fsr *demote, I. mortheime camisole* fa Its nurse- tee—. geed chaow ter for Mr. Xebecs. We do not taws the 64 ad sad Swiss of • Inseion to tatters, the mends of Jealous, ar ta10n..,., the idiotic beiromiries of • half *Sled fir, la ibisdelwastkm el whisk Ude gird netinee Ohs* how bees hitherto .spesded, bet • redly gas el*. is.'.,, uhleh will call all his servers Ws plop without lord- Ind hint Isle vest eir eitrevegmeo, sash • elkoacese de be Ilsinoed Y PO ee4 1 e...., molt •Araks se !Lases drew to iron* lingailit. Met **A wee may dimly shmlovred Meth* Pia* Mereserr. Ile Phi el the pas, dlerwoll of meet .enthuse sad re. **l umpronwery petty laddrage, le Napes eassagb. The onion of the kw a* is Ind a a heals Is the Jude Geese, was losakiair a" (Jades Gee., poosisotteally sad why "arise Pahl wt, taus au plank see of the noel remark ed* wants In the thy'), where lime Meshes Ouldsched (Mr ir. noweirst, wise well ii, but • ho has has an by his boot** Ise Ids warriado will • Clirlettaa Or% nod Is sow $ the lowest depths ef weak Tb remelt ',plied/ stay I. tweets( the iity, sad the ASO* el the sowallie are riemsdiag theseretveo in every summer when Oman a. to be oh* Osed. The Mai** It. Coot (Mr. W. dikedes), a royals, an esisloorol, sass. to Menbss, with whom h• has had ileolings, end whoa hood; ha vespecia. owl maks I, Mtn • wain setae Inmednit thonsead thaws, to to kept by the Jew moll the liongerows Owns hes blows over. All the cupidity is the hoes swine to 11110 WW W; tot his better earl c woe to him is Ike penes of hie Chiba* wife, kia• (Moe Wesdbers), who makes him give • receipt " pa) Wele on dere .e.l - written, Lc the better *wpm of se. real, to eyepethatre Ink which the bleeptie deposi's in the secret drawee ..f hr wriggler deck, sad nosily makes him ewe., s o thee, *meld the M oiptie fell, every effect *ell be mote to tied Me eon". sod children. Ito ildstoeis &pm* Me le killed he she lepablican Joinery, who eater tetra's tosoo, let Ladies no plea is,, and woo by the bleed osoik• Line, do sot teak. •r. ry ripen:sae search, sad pre (OW it.. Iwo hundred thousand ttia:ere cosewilad in the ratite. Mon thou tweety.eee years have rieLesi are the Midi& tirwr MAE the a• it wt, is the pi-think"' house of Reston UiiidaeLed,,,,e'of ear how 'velvets* the city. Sat tieg soh St. CO.er capital, he bas by hie ows industry sad iseset ',poky as,esaoil.ted remotes' wealth. ilis wife is Owl, hat 1,... ag Aim .11 Ler .la4rnt -r of lb. ma, DAM*, who 14 bar Yew's 01;•‘...t delight, ems. more Waved by him titm his gold. A harlot i 5 ,.,. agiime• the motley mulct at this pntteol.r (Mr, art 11.1debed 1. drives to his wits' end t wet et ioetde, lus hia mama "'anise cenies him well *mesh. Nis Lao heard tliet the leading I. ado. bon.e ha. ..diest looms itifermstion by moo of esnier.pigeues, and he has • trustworthy Mead who hes premised to shoot wee utilise birdie, sad per.... bh maker with theinkoinatiell; ha plays • b ld geree, sad egeculetes wore and now deeply, bnpisg f r • forthromieg victory of the allies sad Use dovra• fell of Napoleon. In the toi lot of his worry an additional and totally armored arc n yang is throws up* At • Meld air.tiect cariosity shop be has purchased • desk es • heaths,. present for tI. deo atter. This dark I. Ire'•Xtired by M. Vicior, • mode muter, as the double of en, p o •ocesed by his broth, e, sod it evca•ually tares eat that Le le the ion of the ',ordered Mai opas• de St. Cott. Hem iog the .1007, le shone. ly agitated; hie agitation Itemises vibes in the secret Omer of the rt•k he discovers the reeeipt poyalele ou d. mead, - which be bed given to the, aslortamito so*. Now the devil tempts him, Nu Do hio ems lb. receipt ; be ma destroy it at mot . he is about so do to, whom in the comer he sees his wife's writiew as witness to hie agnstare, sad 'Meg up at her p. tr sit boreal late • ite4 of Marv, sad repeats. (Readers of •• N. , holes liceleby " will remember that la Nichuise'e • lativille is *oat k shoot himself, when he beers It -I • k write tee, and oroomiero having timed • tiedk se , • , ice in li‘s iefooy ) w has to u reyestmo, the .Arcot 1.1 is ..!Ltughh-r .1.40•11 O his hope, state, sad be bends over am loot et t aril •t. the YrUSlared JUGS,- w.tirtiolii, to • ris be at.. rt.. ha d ..;:tar's bend. remissling him that be sweep"; Ilse dattliter if vico , tl coal. The Margins is equally gt *row. wed rose. trash' reedy to divide the spoil with W WV., 1 ie., o this 5,71,1", the mat with the slot toterier-Micoa. Ikeista gel. hi.. sfueuialios, and tbeacciont "relay wally. le tin some of or toneerre we have pointed out tale sf two little errors and spohwitisa— , t were ...y te ad! to tit* Net. Thaler. ad growthea are sot turrent tau .t Enabled *lc .te geln.a end loseocere pred...mia•te. Thslsddeat of Lew ling before the portrait is an agony of remorse hes bas dear by Me. ..tellok and •econs mace; but it is red*" to pertioalerke. Ws ham amody reworded that Um meows woe anduatited, bet we quasi is. Olathe, use sill War filach talk of the now pieta, or he advised to "go &ad.!. ItoLo.n is W new part." Achim sever kr..n latter in we asoUter's masa. Mr. It *son played admireLly, with the greatest cue and troth. foleass, end hae decidedly in hi. Impersonation Improved a as *toe, though b will perks' it not give the usual eohatocti , n to thaw Mee bare the bed ta.te to admire hint Si • lessonrbt. Miss Wyedttem was eery pretty sod oils:el is both lire chanatere, and Mr. Oadon woe Quht ad I midsmsaly. Two Wave else:act.* were olovetvd to tattoos taw by the ptvfect **apse in which they war • played by Mr. H. Wrens ad Mr. G. Con*. The seise no New wad prise as this rib* ad Ur mss& tio tap rand est tie " of the dnorkirsina athiPi Ilsdosd iserssigind mhos. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY RENIBI ROYAL REGATTA. FIRST DAY. The two dap: meeting at Hanley, utgaestionably thit greatest rue trig regatta to the kingdom, commenced yr tads', with a programme of the moat intervene( sad attrac tive character, la which crews from the Universittes of Os. Ind sad Cambridge, the Lattriost, and other rowing clubs, wen iertaied. Tae Memos beat of the last fins days ass lempared with • lmanutul Writs from the math, and the meamblime et visible' it. tbe grand stand an the bridge in rite umWeves, sad rime h.re. woe greater thee it hag been ear yam peek sad ladalad the ; rim:llW acridity and gentry Ire Nibs tosed. The eeeagswee rellweted great <relit wen the stewards sod CIONOWIPPO. Tlbe Masi commenced at 3 eclat k with Tai OItAIXD CH•LLEXOL CCP FOR EIOIIIT-O.llltE 11°1 IS. Tio - 1;;;AW . "i at - - - (Wont 1.1 Inlay lisei Th. Lmda~ Caw. IL Damp W. Nona - - u. w. hear 7.174: W i I riLATIWiii w. eruf, tuuT . sla, 61 Wk. .t tb N. Y. Poem. tiabenier I. 11 0. Mentors. P. Itmosem .. 11 311. Look Irawbouo r a. 1144 .... 12 IC. U. ifa l tk e_ ll :2 Z. 11. a ra. WWI IL le W. . smart. Sum 11 A. Q. 61a I b. Ur. T. 8. Eiss, d the Crivemity of Cambridge, was umpire. lh• Grad Challenge Cap le alrmyemertidmd the melted wrist is the reg,ttap, .14 natal lrcum.rmrn bad I parted to it us Mk Ot.C•eiNl• • greater dcgree of inlrre.l than here tofore. It etll 1.• oelarrnbered that in 140 1 . 6130'01y moo at Easter lit. Ctiotaba wereswamped throurb the stuglailem of the weather, evil the Oat of sa w.s. '1 ce L Itiwiag CIO had the Borba elle. Th.tr oppopeots 14 e Oa u. At ths Meows of *tams', IM Oaorraim drew • 011414 trot, but is the 3301•1311 of • few Woks their opponent. were keel with therm, sad then a mom brauttful rmt tol4our.l, rn which Of fereares 1.1 ttptotos esi.ted fat the Ora 0.0 mita as to which ',ally lett. ilu.t about &somehow, th. f.ostoners began to draw .lightly, and isch by loch, at • fin, pace. The ism wait sold, &palm* sp to the Poplar., where las Loadosers, dr.wWg • Mir filAboir b &deuce, had their Gum wain about keg wilh the dram la the Oxford boat. Amon rapid pooh at thia wont lannairi the kai at the Load-nata awl firy,. west la wises. by a WM b. than tteir own leaztb, tlos bomb arra limb( bees *1 duns. the whols /Nat. _ _ Tua Manic"' Gomm* km Pains Oars wow wetly; tie bows _, re* bow no Wage dimly Des thokolied sod she VIAITOIe CmaLunios Cri 7 . — The Third Trinity Caw- Warp walked eon dr, Ws ewe, vitalised to wllog• uss• sad the earshot Mtge end WM.L.•trr. - Tee SILTS& GoaLITS fur ran Gin. Wane =NI 10Vea Capri* rod rain Tb. Lani Wen 16.01 lb. Bette atoms took • Ike leee, but win 'iambi* to ratan It, War to ton among up, p 05•4401 than, and Tersatag wiry ,• other pit bales muds dinrund, mato, witb their wonted gnu*. Tut. WILAWOLD CIIALLINOI Ctr. Teta beat. TW it=4 . 7rAt e i b b. ' TM ********* L. lan I 0 &weft W. IN.& A. V. 1.10,4 lottael. C. Woltemonsonrain. The Lowlaa lowing Club. rater. C. akallacti. I Y. Put," (AirvAel. The wlllllel, bad tie otyneenti took a Lad of s rapid pull, but if Reaseethaut the Kiourt..n men began to overhaul theta, sad shot by slam off the Pupl.ro, Othoug It ILe L , nduners condo mew demi erste efforts to get in front. Wou by throe- quarioisiol tlior ova length. 1 ut. DII/MONti Cam.Lasez seut.o Ain, Silvia PRE SLN tATION CUP. Mr •**.pl tklthrembrll W. 11. Plajf.w,l ;Le4.4on) • Ihmtr ...... . .. Mr. Pla71.1•1 wa• as ilia Marks ofile, Mi. 'Wick wood, Oloa, sad b•aumaat in tLe middle. It or • very (Air rec which the, u•,que.t on dde gnmebf Mr. PAyfuid w:s trio.d to the vary utmost. He rowed dee' &Well limit, the Poi lire, *bete he became to thoroughly cohtuated that he cooed pull rr. aro.% and WAS taktn 4 t.t I t los boot. Mr. llrackeecd, wL , wee at that time real, a !teeth ave,n, rent ea and woo. tilr. Meeaseelea toyed a very genet rec., awl ins gyt*ln ‘O4 nein el.-se epee Mr. Po)ford, but stowed iaddiercatly, eed ea lea rowed ereeeeket cerelteely. OrasitiG or Toe drit.trromo RATLWAT.—ThiI event. which has keen touted toresod to for ..braa time past with semeideraWs tatayst, took plisos yreteidly ender moat favearehie auspices. The hat% wbic% Is nutter nine mike in length, will form a most inspurisut link la the hulwsy dis trict at tbe toothed mintier. Starting lion' liontybousne Natiomi—equicholaut hawses Eveseem sad Campsite, on the Oxford, Wormstre, sad Wolvirkempena Railway—it runs through au estimators' Markt nor the badges of %Veers ceetsishire *ad Warwickshire to tikratforebonrAvon. Ibis is the ant lists that his bee. made to thesauri, amiest paints of railway coomatiricali.ta up to this day L lag Rembern, on the ow ride, and Warwick sod I.amington on the other. Aloft, line, however, is is course of coassractioe in an opposite directiue—via., os • Benue, on the elfued sod llituatogbain (Great Weston') to Stratford. When the shall be ci. upletid Stratford-on- Avon wit be accessible by eel way buts sit parts of the hag dm, aril no doubt It will gretry alloulais the pa;timages •to the shrine of tte Bard of Avon. 'file lip. opened 'wet. day is to be worked by the Onfurd, Worcester, and 1‘ uleerr {temples Cowpony, which company ran a 'palsl train this afteesoon from Worcester, (hinging some hundreds of'. visitor.. Greet mink:logs took place along tic routs. The hart is *posed jest In time fur the traffic from the southern end western emptier to the It'll.' Agricultural mentrut at Warm .ck this week. Oultdbuoes will run to end hum Warwick in connexion with every train on the Stafford line Lae PON AND NORTII-WKSTERN RAILWAY.—Tha adjourned meeting of this c aupany wss appointed to be held us Saturday at toe Beaton Station, to coasider certain hills lafdd parliament in compliance with the shading orders of the poser of Lords; the Margie. of Chandue in the chair. The Ciusirman ...tad that, in conserisersce of the delays in parlisuirat, none of the WY. were audimently advanced to be submitted to the proprietor.; but, so nearly all the peak, insetary c dausittess wi re now pitting, dime could le so ante that in the COIADC of • very few dojo some orate Vile wowed Is reedy for their eoaM&ration. He concluded by movhig that the seeming be farther ~l owned fa Tharsda a L the litb alai. The nation was unanimously adopted, the nairetiag adjourned. [Advertiftrneet.)—PAhh INS AND Gorro, raper int xis elup• Mauro, Ouurd• ta ...Meg el b.. la Libik dims tug plais sad trna, Y. sut) railway wades In dp W.sMdeever dim oat tior la; allbso MO Or la M. INasia.r ir .. Mil due s r r i tly .4 4 ... fi a orweilo astir.lair=rea• g6 6 ;II7CAMIP G9TI9, arid S. 6PORTING. TATIIIRIIALL'&—MospAy. There we. very little betting, aid the Liverpool Cup we. snveliqed in mystery, 8 to 1 we. adroit on the field, Royal Soy,n i,n beiog notionally the favourite, although it wee dab, ult to drtertuiee which was the fswourita in reality, or vita tiler there was a fivourite at en. At !be close sumo die poriiion wee inanifrsttit to look Newcastle. The quotatioss on the (i.:iidwood St .los are rinetpally made up from off. le." Union Jack was in same demand for the Goodwood Cop, and et veral investments were made on Loiterer for the Dere) , at 60 to 1. LIVERPOOL . _ . . Bto 1 agar Bovorei g n (o 8) 9to 1 Mr. Riglay's Newanitla 9to 1 Mr. Bason'a Analyst Briton 10 to 1 Mr. Pront's Paal 10 to 1 Col. Berle. Urania 10 to 1 Mr. T. DIIMPIeII Daniel 10 to 1 Mr. Baniard's Wangler (off) 100 to 8 Mr. T. limes Master Bigot (off) GOODWOOD BTAffillB. 12 to 1 spit Mr. Payna's liarlestone 12 to 1 Mr. Shelley's Lifeboat 100 to 8 Mr. T. Parr's Gaspard 16 to 1 Str J. Haw•ley's Lord Nelson 16 to 1 Mr. F. Higgins's Leamington 100 to 6 Sir C. Monck's Vanity 20 to 1 Kr. Hodgman's Mutineer. 20 to 1 Lord Alleebary's Compromise GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 apt Lord Glaegow's Toxophilits (eft) 7 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Primers (t) 10 to 1 Count F. de Lagrange'• Union Jack (t freely) 10 to 1 Mr. P. H.ggina's Leamington (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Harlan's Ds Chiles (t) DERBY. 12 to 1 sgat Lord Portsmouth's Buccaneer (t} 14 to 1 Lad Paloserston's Mainstone 60 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Loiterer (t 60 to 1 Mr. Jaquea's High Treason (t) 60 to 1 Sir C. Monk's Grenadier (t) 4000 to 60 Mr. W. Brassy (t) PONTEFRACT RACES.—MospAr. ILICTIIIO IMAGRAPII.) THI LNOTTINCILIT KAKIS. OeMlen Num ... Cris. Tartar Equal ...... ..... wren LONDIM/P- LO3DIMSOROVQ/1 STAKEL. ............ . Tors ors. amour' PLATE. oneW kiwis rm. Wan aiDING wrotakr al= . Pew am. SPIKIRATIOX !LT,. Two-vaazie nurse zurowar. •• '''''''''' ••• ****** WILI7I COP. lad GRIN. Yaw rig. Annttion it ARlUTALs.—Strvkade, Willis Wright, Sir Joseph, King of &ethos!, Sir William, Vistka, Nocuous becloud Ductear, Tousle, and Osylass. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. Tel CRO[l Ern 11A71111CAEoahiori. each, wit h 60 added, be ell awn ; a whiner of any handicap, alter the publicatioa of the weights, of the value of 100 seas. clear, 61b ;200 wen. er Whore, 1016 extra, but not to be accusiulause. Pros the Canal point in (nearly thrse-quarters of a mile). (13 sabs.) lb el lb 6 4 L. ....1 . 1:1 A,eleriT,.. 0b cep..... 1 . a i all - P k 7 ....--. I i litr b° retina awe.-- -- i I 1 4.3 ** i . .6 .1.: E ..: ;;14 : J.:f I s. sac ItcruarttT k . ; ****** **************** added 's" , for 2-ye olds; colts, Bet 71b; and Mike, Bet 41b; the temed to recebe 30 nig. out of the stake.; winners of 100 sovs. clear, Mb extra. T. Y. C. 11 tubs.-Shoulder Hoot, Emily (31b extra), f by Teddiuglon-Maid of Lynne (31b extra), Pionsptos Neal, Watt."'" Profaner Dick, Hoene, Prseatont, Rattlaboae (31b extra), TOO Greed Moat.,, c by Touchstone -Arm Ton liziorbes TEATII6O77U,L, a Handicap Stakes of 10 wee. each, b fr, with a piece of plate of 100 roes. value added, for 3-yr-olds sad upwerds ; a wbner of any hamtleap, after the Dabllostio• of the weights, of 100 son. clear, 6113; of two, 10,16/0 sob. clear, 10Th taws, but not to be accumulative; the woad to save his stake To start opposite Ike stables (nearly • mile sad a hall). (29 sub.) Ate ht IA 11eabara,..,... ******* 4 712 Do Mee l. 4i t Twain NM-- ***** . 4 "E. !hedonist * . .. 3 It hew : 7 • =ALI. I 12 A=lllllew 4 7 Orli 11a1WWW .I I I 1 3 14 4 7 esloW l 14 1 1 " • 1 1 ft. r.111r1i 1 1ar i".........i • lady fenni . - -... 8 6 Belo 3 • Banana . 8 6 IRMO* = ft 3 6 1 .... .......... .... :Al 3 6 g_ 1 TEA QoAeuEterelotte.. .... 3 11 harms 6 DU. lh e 02 Vale= larnekr MArr A NuasEar PLATE of 80 sore., for 2-yr-olds; a winner of any handicap, alter the publicatice of toe weighte, of the blue of 60 sore. clear, to carry Mb; of 1001., or Mon, 60 extra. Five brio/op. (18 sub.) n 11, , st IR a 4 f b Dwellee-Xeis Veen 11 Dow ir OS - he RINI ll le e 11 1 1• I ISM law ... ... 6I• ..... • • ........ ••• • 1 I =Wan - .......... .... 7 II 1 .. .i .i. . eereil l ; . 466 . l ie JOE. Wm Il i tlwe. dlb cotes) 7 2 Tr ._ ....... .... TEN KnOwALET HAND:cII. el sore. es* il ft, with to added, for ell age.; the winner of say handicap, after be , publication of the welebte, 71b extra. One nale. (11 subs. or no race.) Didn't fIU. Ite-opsned. To don sad name the sight preceding. A ISELIENO STAMM of 6 soma each, with 25 added; 2-yra old., 7st ; three, list 811 i; fillies and geldings allowed 21b; the wirmer to be sold for 100 son. in the usual way; if en eyed to be sold fir 80, allowed Mb; 60, Bib; 40, 101 b; and 20, 171 b; wizens in the present year once, 41b; twice, 71b extra. Five &sloop. To don and same the night pre cedtag. - ABINGDON RACES. PROGRAM= OF THE SPORT. To-motaow. Tot CULHAII BTAXIMI of 10 10•11. etch, b ft, and only 2 if declared, with 60 waded; if 10 anorpt the owner of the woad bone will swore back his stake. The "rimer of say headko of 100 ewe. value or upwards after the weights ere dseJead (June 21, at 11 )to carry 71b rstra. One rude sad three "tarter/. An a lb ll . to T . b• Greek ... • atasenlq :*** ******* ; ii 1417 Tame n..r Clara Weak.? 3 6 11 ........ a Yellow Low . 3 6 3 Commodore 11 IS 10 THE ABINGDON ST tKes of IS mow. meth, 5 ft, with 50 added by J. T. Novi., Esq., M.P., for 2-yr ol ds; colta Set 10th, fillies Bet ; maiden borers at the time data:nog, If they have ton once, allowed 3th; if litre, bib; wizadesof a stake of 200 *ova. value or upwards to carry 31b; of two or moth each stakes, 51b entre. The winner to pry 10 sous. towards @spew& T.Y.C. Threarquerters of a mile. (23 =he.) Ellin (saten), Diadem, Clecessia (6lb all). Foretop (slb al), Rosalind (6lb all), Sentinel. Irdend's Glory. eb f by Joe Lovall—Goldtinder's dam (slb Primula (31b ex), Break of De) (610.11), Odo (Sib al'), The Don, Ages, Atbenien (516 all), Precise (Sib all), Looellas (sth CE), Fairy, Rattle bone, Coafution (31b ex), White lt-we, Infanta (31b ex), Curlew, Protwene (alb ell). Tito STAND I'l till of GO love. andloap), for all ages. Entrance, 2 then each, to go to t fund, which any be that with the entry or thongs. will not be worived. Half a mile. To cloth and tense on the day of entry toe the Plate, sad the weights to be declared cm lb* Bret day of the recce. Tun BELLING RACE of 3 soya. emit, with 20 added; foe 2-yr-olda, Gd 101 h; three, Set 1011, ; tour, 10.1; 0,714. 104 slb ; six and aged, 10d 7lb ; =lea and geldingealloeed Sib; the winner to be sold Sr• 1501. if demented; it entered to be sold for 1001. allowed 51'); if f0e1401.. ItOb; if for 601., 14Ib ; if for 40/ , 21Ib; if for :SI., 211 b. One mile. A HANDICAP Owners's.' telt of 3 rove. each, with 25 added. Three-quarters of s lade. To clore and name the firth day of the noes, and the weight. to be declared the same evening. A SWEEPSTAIES af 3 tom each, with 25 added; 2-yrs old*, id 71b; three, get; four, 9.t 6lb ; five, gat 101 b; elx and aged, 9at 121 b; metes and geldings allowed 31b; the winnee to be sold foe 1001. if demanded; if entered to be sold for 801., allowed 4lb if fee 60/., 91b; if for 40/., 1410; if for 301., 186; If for 201., 24:b. Rolf a nails. To cloth end same on the fl it day of tine non. CRICK ET.—ENOL AND O. SUMER or rnE UNI VERSITY UT 0 \TOM—Title match was commenced plater day at Lord's. England went In first and remained in during the day, making 220 with the lows of alms wickets. Grundy made the large more of 1(3. The match will be re sumed to-day. ULSTER RAILWAY..—The directors, at:their meet ing on Friday, resolved to recommend at their half-yeirly mewing, to to held on Townley, the &I promo, & dividend of 6 par amt., kas income Inn, amounting to 17,6261., sad that the remaining NM of 2,6111. be carried cm to the treat of the reserved fund. [AdvertMement. j "—ls it possible to select a watch La It sent direct from the Load. manufacturer coo ear pm{ of jogy:d. Ireland, ifootlaaJ, or calm. sittsout a 'auroral KIM? Ii Is e lmislas frAn Mr. Manson tar ohl.ertaolate.ri match sulasfaaturerL L e d o w.tal. Lesion tot atom all the isasupen speak as 6 .7.6 . • 4 39 . pa s , illestrued assaphlet ea Roadies sties fur two as:44prins Isspsaless lafamalles a.* RIM magi 70. IMPS NO SW ANN gegasece sow mow , seasell. Sato Intdltionct. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JuLi 11. Sittings at NW Prins is London.—(Before Lord Chief Jus tice Methuen and • Special Jury.) TRIS QUEEN . V. BUM. Thu was en indictment, charging tamp Bosh, an attor ney's clerk, with perjury, alleged to have been committed on the trial of an action of " Smith v. Wieby" before Mr. Justice Erie, in January last. The prosecutor, Smith, is a builder, carrying on business at Bishop Stortford, and it would seem that in the month of Noremt er, 1858, he was applied to by a person named Washy, a resident in the same neighbourhood, and who was shout to take a small farm from a gentleman named Hawkins, to go over the farm and see what repairs were required in the buildings upon it. Ultimately Wieby took the farm, Mr. Hawkins agreeing to allow 601. out of the rent for repairs. Upon that Wisby gave the order to Smith to execute the needful repair, and il:neth'e bill came to 701. As Smith kid some difficulty in getting hie money, he employed a Mr. Lay, an attorney at Bishop Stortford, to take proceedings for biro In the first place against Mr. Hiwkien. Mr. Hawkins, however, paid the plaintiff the 601. which he undertook to allow Wish, out of the rent, and denied his further liability. And now com menced the second action, that of " Smith e. W 'shy," teethe balance of the account, amounting to come 291. or so. At the trial the contention on the put of the defendant was that Smith had undertaken to do the whole of the repairs for the sum of 6UI. ; that hie contract was with Mr. Hawkins, and not with Wisby; that Hawkins had paid him the 601. due, and that it was quite an afterthought his attempting to charge Wioby with the balance said to be due. In support of Wisby's ease, the present defendant, Bush, who had been a clerk of Mr. Ley, the attorney originally employed by Smith, was called, and he swore that in No vember, 1867, he had seen Smith's books at Smith's house, end that the entries in the books having reference to this transaction made no mention of Wisby's name at all; but that Hawkins's name stood by itself. That showed that this attemit to make Wisby shale in the outlay on the re pa irs was quite en afterthought. Oa the other hand, the books being produced showed Wisby's flame coupled with Hawkins's in every entry bearing upon the transaction. If, therefore, Bush's evidence was true, Smith mutt have altered his bootie subsequently to his determining to sue Wisby. At the trial, the jury, unable to reconcile the testimony on both sides, was discharged without coming to a verdict. To day the question which the jury had to determine woe, did Bash knowing) y and wittingly *wear to whet was tisane, when ha declared that at the time be saw Mr. Smith's books there were no such entries in them as when produced at the trial ; or, allowing for the lapse of time which had in tervened between his alleged inspection of the books and the trial of "Smith Y. Wisby," was he simply misteken se to what he saw. The Jury, without leaving the box, found the defendant Not Guilty." Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. G. Peanels, ap peered for the prosecutor; Mr. fierjesat Parry, Mr. Robin son, and Mr. J. M. Howard, for the dMeediat. SECOND COURT. Sittings at NW Prina.—(Before Mr. Justin Blackburn and Common 30180 BATIR V. ORLY/WM:A SCINII IN COURT. Thie was ea anion to remover 301., the Table of • MU of exchange accepted by the &deadest and endorsed to the plain tiff. The defendant pleaded fraud. Mr. Pearce appeared es COUSIIk for the plaintiff, and Mr. Charge Francis - for the defendant. From the state of the pleadings the defendant, who is an attorney, was examined in support of his plea, bat in hie cease-exemination his repliea were in direct co n tradi c tion to . . as seldavit be bad mode. Mr. Justice Blackburn asked the learned counsel for the defendant It he thought the jury would, atter tLis evldance, give him credence P Mr. Francis believed the matter was capableof explanation. The jury said they oou:d not believe the defendant. The mimosa was at this stage of the proctodi4o taken anddenly ill, and had to .can on the bar in front of the witness box for support, and would have fallen tf a jury min had nut jumped out of the box to WI assistance. The officers of the court also supported bias, sod he was kd into the air. hlr. Justice Blackburn desired that the defendant should be detained in custody, and on hie recovery brought before him. His lordahtp then said to the defendant's counsel, he thought it was his duty to commit the defendant for perjury, and felt the court for the purpoes of consulting with the Lord Chief Justice, who was of opinion that as there would not be proper evidence in support of the charge of perjury it would be betty not to commit,him. When Kr. Justice Blackburn returned he s'ated that the Lord Chief Justice and himself both regretted that under the cir cumstance" it would be meter to commit the defendant for perjury. He was accordingly discharged out of custody, and a ver dict wea immediately returned for the plaintiff, his lordship granting immediate execution. NOBLE V. DAVENPORT. -ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE or A BURGEON. This was an action brought to recover damages for tie alleged negligence of the defendant, who pleaded net liuthr Mr. Lush and Mr. Mennen were counsel for the plaintiff ; Xr. Tindal Atkinson and Mr. Murphy represented the cledandant. Mr. Lush, in opening the case, said that the plaintiff was a blacksmith, carrying on buidness at Abridge, in Emirs, when the defendant practised as • aurgecm. One tiunday evening in Anglia' the plaintiff's wife and eon were riding in a cart, when the horse tell, and the wile, who is 60 yea?" of age, met with an accident to her wrist. On reeching home the defendant was seat for, end on examining the arm be said it was broken about three inches below the elbow, and that something was alio the muter with the wrist. But in point of fact the conclusion was wrong, for in reality the wrist bones had been dislocated and required immediate re-eetting. The defendant immediately put the arm between two splint+ and bandaged it tightly, and applied some lotion. lie continued to 'fiat the plainttit'• wile from day to day, still keeping the arm in bandage., using bran poultice', fonientations, lotions, &c., but he did nothing to the wrist. The plaintiff's wife continuing in great pain and getting worse doily be suggested that thither medical advice should be called in. Dr. Tboniaa was aenardlndly sent for, and, accepting the defendant's recount of the nature of the injuries as the right one, he repeated his opinion that the plaietiff's wife would Leen get hotter.. Afterwards Dr. Beering wee celled in, but did not examine her arm, as he took the defendant's account to be correct. He, hewevir, ad vised the application of leeches. The plaintiff's wife con tinued to get woes up to the 30,h of October, when the plain tiff told the defendant it would be useless for Men to continue his attendance, arid again called in Dr. Bowling. The case being then under his irualediste care, Dr. Bowriog 11411 , 111 d the arm, and on removing the eplinta be discovered that the arm had never been brain's. but that the wrist had been die located, and it wee then, from the lapse of time, impeeeible to re-set it. The wrist was cramped with the tight bandages and the want of setting, the eager" were so stiff that one of them cracked in the attempt to straighten it, and the plaintiff's wife centinued to get worse. In December Mr. Turner was called in, and he and Dr. Doering continued to attend the woman. tier 'nitwit:it/a were so intense that they atfieted the nervous system, and a most lamentable 'Belli had followed, but whether from the neglect in the tremmeat or nut it !nut impossible to say. Sae was unable to get any sleep for 14 days and nights, end when at last steep cane en her the awoke a maniac, and wee now in a lunatio sieylern with no chance of recovery. Under these cireumeteuces the pereent action was brought. Evidence was adduced In support of the &love frets, and from this it aloe appeared that the defendant bad sued the plaintiff in the twenty c mil for the amount tit his hill for at tendance, but bed tic t succeeded in tecoverlng it. • Bowe of the wheelie* stated that the arm had not been bribes, or the wrist delocated. Mr. Tindal Atkinson, at the conclusion of the pleintiff's cote, submitted there was no evidence to go to the jury ; but the objection was overruled, and the teethed connect teen ad dreamed the jury for the defence. lie contended that one of the bones of the arm bad been broke., and had been pro perly treated, so much so that the women could now welt at herneedle in the asylum. He commented en the fact that this active bad ant been brought until alter the lapse of four years, end after die defendant had solid the plaintiff in the county mutt foe bin bill for medical attendance. Nothing could be more ungrateful then the plaintiff's conduct; but when Tha devil wept ill. the devil • monk would le The devil got well, the devil a mask was he." (laughter.) l'be learned counsel said that the real rause of eke lenity a the pier woman was (het abs lad caught cold and had token gastric lever, ant he would all Dr. Campbell, of Brentwood Asylum, to prove this. indente eras then adduced to prove that the arm bad been broken and had been so treated that it wears well sow as c ,uld be expected in • woman of the age of the patient, and that the lunacy wee Is no we, attributable to the negligence of the defendant. The lea ned judge eummed up. leaving it to the jury to say whether the defendant bad eilrlot-d peeler and meson able and are in his treetment of the phoutill's wife. The jury, attic a brief consultation, found • verdict fur rho deteadast. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JULY 11:. Silisp at Prim in Loudon.—(Before Lord Chid Justice Erie sad a Special Jury.) GIMPS V. DLAINANARA AND 0111Elttl.-OMNIDDS NUMAINO. The plantiff in this case ownei two or three omnibitwa running from Bronipten to leliogton, end tmcimmed damages from Mstns. Mammals, Widen, and Price, managing men of the London (lateral Omoilme Company, on the monad that they bad calmed his omnibuses to be .` nursed " by those of the company. Mr. Knowles and Mr. Edward's appeared for the plain t/1f; and Mr. E. James, Mr. &demi Ballantine, Mr. Oiled, and Mr. Poland for Ms delendrints. Themes occupied the whole of Saturday and to-day, and the evidence, as might be imagined, was of • moot contra die:Wry chareeter. The plalnuffe ram was that his Omni. bum were onesteatly nursed by those of the company, one of their vehkase being behind, sad one before each of his. On*, other bend it was denied that there had bees any swim " by the =nears otaalbtasa, and It vas poi dewily stated that the defendants bad, so far from encou raging say system of annoy Knee, given distinct orders aren't anything of the kind. Beyond this it was said that the plaintiff end his men were the aggressors, and that they bad "untied" the company's omnibuses, and had annoyed and emmnited their men. The court was very much crowded during the trial, end in the courae of Mr. linowlea' reply some remarhe of bia shcited loud applause. One of the ;emus who had offended in this way woe brought before bis lordship. The delinquent stated that be WIN not connected with either party, and what he bed done was not from any definite motive, but merely kern the impulse of tbo moment. tinder theme cirtums:erc,s bo wee discharged upon a promise not to Bend again. His Lnrdebto directed the jury that there was no evidence against Mr. Macnimarre. no witness having said that he had been guilty of any improper set; and as to Mr. Willen, there woe only one vitae,. who bad epokea to scything affecting bim. This was a p. liccuaan, who said that he bad seen Mr. Willem making signs to the company's drivere, instigating them to annoy the plaintiff's servant!. Ili@ lord ship then went through the evidence on bath rides in re ference to the other defendant, Pr.ee, and left tho case for the decision of the jury. Tho jury, after considering the matter for en hour and a quarter, found a verdict for the plaintiff sa against Price only —damages one farthing. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.-JuLLII.. (Before Mr. Jueticeiiituv;o,&;:Baron Martin, and the Judge Ordinary.) ... ..._ HERVEY V. RERVET AND LORD HISPLESDALIL The peGti , ner, Mr. Henry Arthur William Hervey, a eon of Lord William Ilerrey, sought a dimmlution on the ground of his wifee niultery. He hod merriest the respondent on the 3rd of October, 1847. Her same wee Mary Cox, bat she had been known as Mrs. Flemming, and badjaat several children by Lord Ribbh sdale. The connexion however had been broken oft about two years before her merrisge. The cohabitation with her huabsad looted till September, 1858, when she wont to the Isle of Wight with Lord Rtbblesdale, who is a married man. Mr. Baron M.rtin thought hi a Cale of so peculiar a Mud some more satisfactory evidence should be given both as to the identity of the lady who was staying with Lord Ribb on dale in the Isle of Wight, and also with regard to the circsm *twice' leading to the marriage. The ease was therefore postponed for some hours ; and sddittee,al evidence having bean given as to identity of the nepenthe, The Court dissolved the marriage. _ _ _ In the cues of " Biller v. Biller end anent " " Parker v. Parker end Dl'Leod," " Howse v. Howes and Vry," and Werner v. Werner and Mayo," the court also granted divorces. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STREET. A well-dressed, elderly mar, who gave the name of William t rans, was cherged A ith obstructing the thorough fare In Covent-garden market by preaching or hatatguing a mob there on Bands, afternoon. Police•constable% ernor,F.ls,deposed to the fact, and rid that be n quieted the defendant to move on. The defendant, pointing to the Rev. Mr. Hutton ' the rector of the parish (who was preaching to a similar m obob on the other aide of the market), reclaimed, " Why don't you stop the other gentle man, then r' Witness replied that Mr. Hatton bad the parrot...ion of the Duke of Bedfird to preach in the market, which was private property, but defendant, having no such permission, could not be allowed to remain there. He was not satisfied with this explanation however, and, persisting in the conduct complained of, was taken to the raiion and locked up, until his frienda were sent for to bail him out. The d.tendsnt landed in a paper purporthg to describe the "mission" with which he was entrusted on earth, and couched in the language usual with persons labour ing under similar delusions. He respectfully intimated that hi. worship stood on a " wrong basis," and evinced a strong desire to favour the court with one of his &scourers. Having been requested to confine himself to the charge, be assailed en squat right with the Rev. Mr. Hutton to pursue his rate. sloe in the highway. end byway. ' and seemed especially titter ageism two members of the bar, who had attended to complain of the nuisance but were not examined, the facts bring undisputed. Eventually, the diatioelon between the cares of the rev. rector sad the defendant having been explained to the latter, he wee discharged tn entmieg into his own ream slant, la 201. not to preach In Covent-garden again. MARYLIBCME. Mr. Chas. Nash, auctions , r, 63, Great Porland•strest OxLed-street, attended to ink how he was to pronwd in con sequence of several pentkmen who bad neon en:zsgoi to con duct the election of Col. llicluon not having Le.n paid for their serTkes? . _ Mr. Broughton—Who was your chairman? Mr. Nash—Mr. Watson, dreper.of Tottenham-court-road. Mr. Breighton—Yon can sue him at the couoty twat. The alit desk will there tell you bow to potted. Mr. Nseh—We wish to have advice from lon, sir. We thought you bad power to interpose. Mr. Broughton-1 men <t nterfere in the elec.im of a member of parliament. It is forbidden by at of parliament. Every magirtrats or <Blur who so interferes is liable to a penalty of 1001. I have no objection to give you advice. How much II elan Y Mr. Nash—About 201. . . Mr. in:lT:Won Have you betn to Mr. Watson? Mr. Nadi—Yea, air, end se were told that the act of par- Hammt allowed four months foe the payment. Mr. Broughton—What were you allowed for the services of each? Mr. Nosh—Some bed 10e. and mime 7e. 6d. a day. Mr. Brougtton—How many aro there that )ou apply far? Mr. Nash—Five or six. I believe the claims of the others have all been disehargei. Mr. Broughton—Why Is ft that the e have not teen paid? ?•lr. Nash—l think tho funds tue abort. ' Mr. Broughton—Not a bad ream], oert.lo Tv, ni. worship then recorunt,eded the. applicant to go to the county (0211, observing that if there Cu no imtlird agreement tte judge would always sire a namable corepqmatitm. The paths then hit the court. THAMES. . . John Timmy, a boy about 14 years of age, was ohargtd with stealing a crap containing a skylark, the property of a f *vigil Jea, named Bol•men Bernard Polack, of No. 15, Mount-iareet, Whltoehapal. Mr. Yardley, after hewing the evideees said, I &ball soutanes rte prisoner to fourteen days' imp risonment for stealing the cage. As to the task, it ought to be efoglog la the sky. The Prolocutor—lt air ga et my home. Mr. Youd'es —lt ought to be starng in the at,, over the fields and o eadows. Do yen recollect the beautiful lines, " Hark the Lurk at Heaven s gate air R. r The Prosecutor—No ,• I know nothing of tbs.. Sir. Yodley—Givo the lark tr..edom ; relies° It. The Prolocutor—l will try. It er.st me money. Mr. Yardley—Now do oblige me, rele,oo the bird. The Pr. secutor—l'll try, try. It coat me much money —the money, acre. (Laughter.) MARKET% THE TORSION CORN TRADE. Man the "14A-lane Ismael With a seck's fins weather. the P.M floor market bus castinued Mill and droop's prima basing rime •ay I to 3 Crams per IE7 kilo.. teauttl to al. to 1.. .i. Iser sack of Nabs EactlYbl. the tartest 010. hdr•lS Iron SU. to Sid. pot lb: kilo. 1:8.. to 31.. 94. per rack). Yoe the four wok, 471. the. 64., 91. per YAM.; 1,3.11 dant trot.' :or July. A tack of thotr mole of Dee' abrst had bate bought fur thy li.fl.lof. 0114. of attest Dim sot boon very fres at rihnut f oe. pc! 11 bet hos mosey— at 9i. pre gr., Mc highest tosulatlons being ..:..f. 400 r tack of 19 MM. lips Id. far tir.l Varner , ..hot bit teen • clime at lit. ti' s e. per 1 Mt. Ms. per 90.1. Pe Iln tagnc baler, itt 101. ale ler Met. M. Yd. for go.)' Du betty oat , . at :4.1.40. per nem, Ir. Porto Gas. per 40.1....1.1 Wise eyrn ass rather Ismer ; new trifullum lerearnatamt 94'1 sold at Ye. per It 4 kilos &spurred had born sell bar vested. mud prtam wets about 34t. to Ktf per ltd kilos Wen kw country markets still snubs higher prices for o heat- a. Hoar. boars and cable; bat ream teatrallr a dorline Is rePorir I, the enmiSt being My par hurt. Isboot ls. lar ye; Tim morrment In oafs was mom de:Wally doss. At .410.111 e, unb cood arrl...lr. there war Vats pressure on Ms markat. tn.. Pa ilmissil flmr. Wary was tau i t 0r...yd.... 104. s 101. bre. for 110.1511011. Is Itclalum Ware lemma maid of lb. discus lap talon, which lit brtm TI.. torn trade bla bres quite to dm. ahem scat. nu ? bop, o t uds gy y.o. Led lad aura—say 4'r. by gr. for Mr best native. At Awn the butt 03. mortars. sad by setae marklrred unfavouralLs. to pm uncut to. Woos. In Holland the :nut rio 1111.1cumIntlysi Ilnually supplied. 1.1.16 (sad ist to tirrilm; but nos re I sta.& at Katt. Maw mis moth kJ 44.: and Pala. at A npterdam am Q. 400 at 3. • . 1. At listo• art Mutat tom vs re tnalutalned slthost haulms raving. Irtr 3 ros std. being LIS. to bly. 62.; bark/. to tea t ; mt. dad. st to The weather hat been Got and beat carersive at &TIM. All Met," loolutd tine, as velar mast. ey; ayd insracts for mm]. weer &ornate. Henry ry. Ana t.:11. bd. per gr. ms Us root. and 21s. Id. for Au. listat and sitplastor sq. Oats fur Jul/ aud August delivery, It. 3d. _ _ A TM - dr mane rep rt. team iron C..l.ante. prime In ma haltte pet. one man, wilt lathe dolma Plat wheat at Bahia; to Soo.; at lioni,...bert to :ft ; at Natant 30a. to 43r. rj wry. At blew lOU more 'reels to I mho:0. and there win • . 0 0 ,1 dcmaad for °Mara I'. per or. Thera were titan e ant Uinta at •t. Pembina rerreeting the ..rate of lb. crop to the interior of Karol., and, flee ant omacquently minima tog Wow; the Volta and In the l' entre : buLthe ward 04 lurclen t niers lest balms dull at tb, eapital. Tire wire, ho' etc, reeerelatlve bluer, of me ha. ad. per h a l l with oo mgt. ra wader Er. Pd. (roe wheat wa., b eadat d'a et P pared. of onto browht 17a. 10 1. Boor the trod of June about 11,3 n or.. wheat and 9.1 , 0 IM, oat. bad been Oatmeal to London ; and .hue. the ranter... about ..... Oh qn oat. had Mau drippal In ali, onwthird 1 edur fur Bogard. Account. 04.10 C .othe,log rie .0 1 ICCICaI the crate ere: but Uwe wag no . pinion beyond an sacrum , 4111 •ate* wplow and Mkt , ander. the bedlam of a fortalgat CC4.l.ine about teta u qrs.. with the top prim of 'Atria •heal. 8 rel. , route,* ner clataert ; barley, to.; 6. r. TO.; oat. 3.0,11°, to 30. r. ane. per eh r. EnlArts. Quiet. WMILI st B- nit to.ki war quoted 71 a. r. to 8 r.r. rcr chat At Tann ray. Odds war Meal I . r. dr e, with huthior doing ; oats. to 3 a. plug. ; bailey. to 4 a. 0.263. Per abet. Large ruing. of maize from 31 oldarl% and Wallachia had arrived at Galata, Irb.nu a w tory sout offered, at 11, 3d. to .7 , .. per to.: barPv. Ida Nothk.g as •ar doh. in h .1... t. Th. only capons at CO:.: taotrueple were 1,600 gn make to Bugled, "r. rAI ta al; A out. • snal muotitm of rem wheat boil appeared, which wero ratan at high rase.• for comomption, toms* was Inmrrd, balk demand, as well ip, nanny; the krone war, 76 ter 11 P o.kea Per The bgtor 48 ro ; 0 via,.(B, Tbo fort tilde rhltancuto to Brett were /.8 4 ardc'a wibmt and 11,353 ardebs bean. Freight., To. to de. Per Or. There h Id leen more doing in metal, at Triarte for the 47.1. W AI, ,c,,,,,d,g .c 0.1.. µ Leg& rr, the haretat wa.. stared ant well was ~ c. captive the diedict of 31.1 ems,. Token we a whet. tt was thow:ht to boa fair manure. Battle wheat wan quote/ 46... gd. per Or , ; Mariano. oil, 41. dd. These wore tool foetid. =ltal.. ehiell for Orion ant Marseille. The welther was equally favourable at Genoa, .here native wheat brought IR , . al. poet or. The In itch colonial of Afrks were all fart declining in vilest peke. , -...., touch ao as torte pay the growers-to cooratutrum of dull adder Ifrom Trend. 21110 now madame, abovelt not yet Abadan tat Ltgtera. cola taw& for soft wheat 10 to 13 home per ITO kilo, Ml ed. tar Of. • hero. to LL )3t4 91.1; taco befit*, W. to It. o.tte : 1.. f. to Ite. Per 1" , . 1 ... At Ono peers woo WU more reload The creme of presses respects brendetolee at deer York von WO &climes In 110.1 r. 20 to 30 .nte per !..I.; la ohm; 3 to! Note per blob& ; tra ettlet iltsto goo, to o J e. (211.. ii.l pet tel.; 13.471 Otto. to 7d. code. 101.); sitra Ornemee. t..) 9d. 137.1: Oeor ,, toot,. to Bd.SO c. 115+.) red to turir Wh." 4 . d • LA I o. t r l. ' "‘" l per gr.); white. I d.lll o 148,1: liteuria. I d Me. 1006.1. melte ohs t.. let rtt% lose, 11aport. Tr.. the eau the :Ist of Jul 090 Isle flour.. ty. Afloat : 11 : 48, toAe.s corn. In Coasts .111 - elrtn II .1" . . . was quoted 6... 4 , 14. to ?d. ail. t 4. to et 94.1; e.tti. to td. TM lOWA were Shied with atwohts of the Wachtel dons to tbo ft tilt by IM frost of the 4:h of Placa. wed ne to tbemelte, des®wmo ebset lo duets to fu 44 to lobto ; Meru was. hostess, yet itae b fsltst , t the es - 17 sort of uet.u. LONDON WEEKLY DOOK NWEVIINSA4aLT E I Imported Dellmoi !Pr. woad MS tive—iyest India ..e.ambl Were . 4o ter /Weir ter 3.V8 01,314 2'951 11.8 , 1 81.141 104.8404 39+1 MOH 111,148 22.8r8 093,0; I 818 .1; 90 499 811 307 1911 I 11,178 1,180 38.186 I '48.083 840 11.8 ,94 4.144 I 6971 17 19.180 i 24149 TALLnW.—The non of an armistice between the belPyrrents in Italy brought (-marl large schen. of tallow on Fri... purticalarir for f. mato( dells ry. Naturally. all parties who had looked opus war ea the only elt mot ID the market to justify pr. seat Price. wet* antio. to sell what they ht.W. .d &forth«, quantity , le =remotion of • etti prestse denlWe. .1n Monday lab. It brine evident that ono tistions for peace sereabent to to proposed. we mentioned th - le ehr mat- In the prevent weldom of the article which, In the event of {awe being made. would mot:sally to the mad rule mice.. We here nottaine to add to that statement heaund this. that If peace 4 really °uncle lad, we 'nu expe3 Germany and Trance to tole their until eupplies its in horde, particular yas they here been tehd :np !allow hem for the la.t three monMs. and thit 1 the 4111 uncertain stata 01 the neeothuto. tor 'owe. and the certain aff a upon other Eu ropean states atoule they not :netted, It Is manifestir Prwr.iarre for mun to sox as If they hat sweareed To-day the market has teen •eatly, and clop*:—Spot and all the month. 6.a ; August to reptem. km. 40.3 d. to Lis. Id.; October to Deonnter, 64,9 d. to Abe. ; sena. irately. Ate. in Ms. 34. Odeaa diorp. Pia 6d.. beef. 6lr. ; Bomb Am.- rims, 116 e. to 51s. Id. ; coma hut ottroehln, 41.10 d. Ny10h.400.10 , 14 mho al. gra to 475. ; town tallow. Oho Id. MOO ; rough fah 01d.. .: INDIGO.—The catalogee+ of teo rake on the 12th lost contain Mite che-ds—li a hAng .Iry•leif Madras. 2,201 Mune , . aad e. 6.0 lieogal. Baum, de.. of which 3,t)nam of new 1mp0rt...15.6A with drawn or bought in from previous auctions. In the course of ex amination we observe a large proportion of defective and cementing qualitits. the inferiority of the Mat crop Mica very consPledainr. The market budneas has been confect to the elocution of triam4 onien for early um 1,1 The deliveries for -to month,. exhibit& favourabie COM! .triso.l, with the •11. age of former seam hut they liove ercently fallen off. There are few tinkles which have internal mere from the di.ttlrblng feral:Mel of the war than intik.. and there are few which. from Imo ,rahle pod don of depressed vales and moderate stock. In so smcci ...hie of ini ntevemehi km e , eet of Prisoe.—ifrom the Circular of Mean. Lay ton. Hulbert. and Co.) OOTToll.—Ltenaroot, 'lnn IL—TUG .* of eotton today en eettotated at 10.100 We. ♦ ens market at fell view OATTLIr.—Li seesaw... Jo U be supply of bed tale 000 Is smaller; the demand ems slom M full prleet for the Mat bed. but mlddl•nx meet wed lever. Mom and lambs In very lute meal/e dull demand, and plow math loam fee each 0./AV.—Lona., J ILT 11 —Bud.Big West lbwler, The 6d.: am tinge Hartle". IN. 9d. ; Ilols ; Mort West Hartle& 15.. Rd.; Tantald Maar. 11. 6d.; Tanfield Bata.. IN. SK: Wpm I, • Mao blahs. 154. 51.; Walls Ead Hatton. Pa ; Walla Ka Moth Kett.. 17..1d.• rehachtk. 16. ed.: Wall. Sad 11.11. Wolk' Em stone, I* 5 . A.; Fa IKath Hartlepool, ; Will. Ead dada Kaftan.. l6a ed.; Wall. Bad aorta, IN.; tilson • pap's. al.. 66; Yo.rall. Mann KAMA, 21n.—• Bldg at mar1...L.75; add td. TEUIFF!O RETURNS. Mlles Paw NM. T•ted. TOW. IMLIIIIIIII. evel worm etantlft. 1164. 196. Weekenelme Jane U. • 11 t Dettoitand itilwcuke• 2.33 1.218 816 2.813 1.311 W ••• en one June 2.. Belch cord Lake llut. o .... 1111 381 40d 78? 861 Lieuu Wc.teet..ll4kalat 346 4.833 2.e33 1.13 9.914 Week ewilte Ad, 9 _ 11.592 11.119 tlw liti b btas. sat MY Ocem 90411 14.311 WS 17.411 14481 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIBS. Seaga (este Captalslteano Woo a:traes lases sad Adm. arrived here *a Ike 7th Jew. end waded pesemeta wed* sad baggage, hew'( Emelt a leek by sinews one r.ek ; else left the Wl:owing day far ?Aeneas' , e.—Gallo, Jo: e IS. too (puha tblp), (blew". G.lnnell. lliatuen. and Co.'e Lae). selradol nod with her hareet eat, melted and Eked it the pier la the East itiVer en the SSW lees; etc was beteg rtr4prd ccd hid rot ...me .1.7 &gigs, except the lois of tepsalhumects.—New Tart, Jaw SI: - Petite tinnier (brill. Captain Th:y. of and from C•witee. that! Wee. sod Woad to Cote, wetton thaw on Little Milte.:o.l in tht• the night of lite hum, sod be • 10111 wee& ; the cello ant w•teth • me Wog wed. 'LI trial be 024.-81. Ilene Jute 11. /anti Minot. Pew New Orleans t• Literhool, was destrotet! by Ire .n the Wilton., is el N, 2,1 W.; wew arrived bas.—Lieerpoel. Jule O. Velaidade-o.el^i to a Tte:t at cote, eel edede. of Lleerho ,1..e.11 a NU eerie, le te greet &hoc of b.kg thrown open the re*s.— Moot. Mo o May Z. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arrears feblp). rum Laverpool r New °amt. 13 dam lon 6 2s. Britioh LLono MOW. trim Alto Br) for Loodoa. Kay 21 luny lon b L. Oolloalrargb :In:quc). from Ilan.. for London 116 6666, WI kid 46 N, lon 11, %v. City to Neorttstio from ICsgotoos try Sydney ), Nay 31, lat ► 0, Toe SI W. Eapbrcsrat (Et glislt barque), of Loctiort for Ilaurlthis 6 days, sa sttl, July 4. is •S 10 IS, It 13 IC tv. WO, from LLtitytts La lacer/tool, Soto 16, lat 33 15 tf,140 10 56 Wt 0 .11.0 t% foram Lti^n for TAb'e Foy, May 3. llogooracet (ebtr), holm Calottta kr London, Aprllll4, 311. ton t? 11 E. Modrs. (solo), twin Limps& for ttlorbro 3 days. Musics (sr g tris bsrqso). 111 Lot o•at, trsito Colombo for 14:43444, lout/14,144 d 9 71134. Na 39 13 o Results (baurat), for 6borgE44,ll4ty : lot 7, los Id 3W. Westtoaras. Co • Lam - pow for &Lat. Jose 11, !at 31 N, 100 11 W. GREAT Loss OF LIFE AT BEA.—ANTWERP, JULY 10.—Intelligence from Al. xudtia vf the 30th June states, the ste-inir Si'Petrie. belonging to the Ottoman company, bound to Ci n.t.ntinuple a ith 25.) passengers, foundered at sea June 23: 77 purangers perished. It ampere that the mate, end Turkish crew afinninated the Christian passes. gen during the salvage. It is supposed that the KIM mauler, belonging to the PRII4O empty, hos also been lost. She left Constantinople 32 days eiccv, with 300 passengers. AFRlCA.—Letters rteeirt d by the Athenian, whit* arrived at Liverpoel on Sunday Vom the West Coast, gleam, dietrurring secuunte of the neSe ilthy state of Sierra Leonia. About tie 12th May to 17th Jute, no Ices than 47 oat of 188 European naideete, died, including Sharon Bowen, of Sierra Leone, wed Mr. Oldileli, agent to .1r: African Mail Steam ehip Comptny. The Dative chiefs on the Bonny River bad just lIIIMAIITUUttI another civil war, and the Niger exploring atearnee Rainbow had to leave etc river in consequence of the unsettled rata of the native population. _ _ . . . AVONALIA. The Ninnies, Captain Jackoon, arrived at Liverpool yeeerasy horn Melbourne. The Month left Part Philip Head. ea the 19th of April, and brims 33,0.0 ounces gold duet. She saw a large Dumber at innt , et;:t to the westward or Cape 1141%, beta° le la's. 64 and 57, nes wee detained 10 day. in soutilliegs Ly light baffling wind,. ras Masks left the Rudd le company with the clipper !diadem. [Adcertieement.] OLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT•III,?.—Yee Wooer Rita —l4 T nII aomlJainu era:nadir affecting Mankuod, oht.ther lon:cud or co, riakl l lsolning Can Marco ,k, WON Ind le moodier. Yound ant ..ta ..f peen any uc them WW wetem were.. and ,t!ety ; oy are c oennly eftweints- IA hotel)) cold citmetos not Wolper t'n't: or hmg - IdeteOf ic.Pann their terovattes. wide:. nerve . ..Would dreamt...pc lade *emoted for rtri:gdents, gentlemen yawed I leaut , soe doh, !lA.! UM al to fa.'!,., works and rArione elhltate, Teas !Condi., coy roan On .af,o) Ict-on u Lab ttee ebeAute cditilntr that he uen,t , ne„ne they puny. an I writ; hoe mtt , t tests:. sot ooly for the ,are of the pteoent bat for moult) aratawfdtere dieteoc. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. R . E : —Jett 0. et Mona: u.e, Woueetteghlre, the wife of the Se% KESl7.7.luly D. at New - ITO-Az clusc.y. fetal:lrak, the wife el P. LLW IN. I. e' Douas., 1.1 of )ten. the •Ye of D. D. Levi, Eeq., alder , btfer. IeAKTILY.—JuIy et ri.r.e . LkerPool.the Vita of Me. J. freateLe.. 7 • ‘ 7, .. 4 • 0, . PoTTEP.—Juie s, se Act..... 11 Ile tore. Nettemeptom.blee, the wits a( the I. L. I. POtttr...f • we. 10161.1' —Jul) 7. at teroae bill Rail. Altret.oe. DsrbY•htre. the Mato( o • .oa. W ATSO N .—J sty T. at :t. Ana. We. Urn H. Watson. of diugh{or. MARRIAGES HEBERDEN—OIBBB —Juts 7, of Clifton Hampden, by the Der. W. II d.eld. h. the 0r... O. 'Warden. 0 . Namur, tholes. to Dorothea batman. daughter of the tier. J. Ge0b....,1 Clifton Hampden. Omer. ▪AO ItBIICOON.—JeIy 7. 4t st—folinn. r. bs the RAF 0. Nudged, Kano. act .of ttheter'auda, Halton,meeldttre, to llegga:eu Amen, &white of le. Itobbleoe, E.g.. of Isteagebr. OPPLE2—%I 7, at the parl-b church of gt. 1 47 !chose. hy hem 0, 11.0. .A. Uppler. lig.. of A, maw, Darrohory.gerk. to Eder Welsh. dattgatar of O. llebertp lip., of Ft. Joii.trauct sat. W AtLt —COURTHOU PE.—Judi 7. at the roilib church. I. hew, by the Ker. J. IL Ileum Wee. J. %lamely. Ineumbeaa et ?emote Bendy. Cork. to Loans ne t, Loafs of W. H. Coo& then.. Aso.. et Albervammor, ,toth Latobtilt. W ILK INOON—AUSTIN.—JO' itr 7. at Chri.t Church. Woodhouse. Liedr. by thane,. 11. Crooe.Waltham°, of Haterseeld, Aim Kw* gialathtft of B. Mot 0. E.g.. Carltelthare. DEATHS. COTTLa.—.laly 8. R. Cntt'e. E•tt of Hulortoka, aged 7.rtt Ittrboor.. the an. I. bonbon, anal a, llaTTON.—dnir 8, at Clantalirl Nab) btZC. Yl. A. UMW. w li Ne t/ LT.—Jaly 0. at Cohn . it.placa. 14r -road T. Holt, Vag., r ged 86. NUKOATE.—JuIy 7, az Iletherrett, Norfolk, T. B. Noun% Nau seed 87. el II ON et 7. at Lewhlam, Nary, daughter of tbe late W. Elanna g be. nerl 79. STEW AUT.—Jag 7. at E31115411t0. Anne, danzhter of It. C. Sterna% W•a., and lg. WILUON —July P. at lannbport, Lancashire. W. H. WI .oa. we 08 Ur. W. Wthon,,aced 3e. W TEN itUTTAII.—.Iter 8. at Wale*. In the county of Deane. T. Y. Wlntertoottato. , . Mr 14th par. hits i sod Publliad 'Muss Soto Mous. of I. S. Isabort 'root, h Us. Llto el Pfister. at tits Moo. is Lemma Is Or Predmil el ossoar. JOLT 12. I.