The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALLIL —Tv EIWAT. The 3....0n5t day's Nettling brourht matters to • extiatartorx eenclusiou this afteraces, and the Derby drama of :FMB I' thus played est Waterline on future 01VMM onl y extremely limited Wetland Voir Bey& helms the only two fended for th. gaud Prise, while Tavel= ass the only hone backed to? any "Aug Ilke money for the Northumberland Mate. A tee, book, irereopened on the Boys! flnta Cup, !Costley he l m. he leo. *rel• supported, ohne Lord Palmerston and Mr I itt stx mot Me nett beet Priem ere %welded : GRAND PRIZX 01+ PARS. R to ♦ on Marquis of Badlefre The X .rt (41 3to 1 aito Lord htanalortl % Royal :t. NOXTH I' 31 ay. {LLANO PLATS. h to 1 met Mr Bowes'. Ta4hatt. 4 yn. Id Lt• (I 3" 1 Lord Zettar..l's Fl I. re, 344 11111 t 1 AsuOT 11.0% AL HINT err. 10 g OR t Mr Willinees I:matey. 5 )ro, Sit tab Ti I. 1 -- Mr. T. Claytnto . s Mr Pitt. 5 yrs, MR ;I s T./ 10 I Mir C. lArgarJ's Lord Palmerston,lro.lst 411.1 NETTING IN LON WIS.-7EI , OAT. N-alloy waa audit the Mid I hildne.a of today bet In the Irmo eof the nctridng Mane w twrs33 tee& place. For thewrand Free of Paris cads ware fall .41 th, Kahl, one (oauutnehroar by la.; 1•13 to to Ore finite 13:e• W.; at a tt4 slot in considerable Tame. t. 3 to 1 biles Woke t h Ida favour to a eorwiderable awount. V. - the Nortloor'. ,1 .1 l'! tte Tarithan toond many *leo& at 0 to I. 2 - d RI t 'ld win fairly aopported at 100 'to 8 and le 1t I, but betoild thew two te elm wan Mentioned. The Ittilf dozen books opened tat 114. Moat Hunt Cup date baelvra ma. opport , ..icy of 3 top arcing to it n u merous fancies. and In 410.. thelit the majority of the t.n .tatio .a vaunt be taken, lot Iwymtl n doubt Y.antl•v wan hacked fte good Looney, nod u tar dr 1t...11) to•Nt faVou:d.e. totem, ORAN :t P817.K OF TA tia4 on The Earl ft I 3fe I . I 't NtIC.TII: 3IBKRI•th;11 PLA 6 Tar..aaa .t- 1 is to 1 apt IQ Cid t Ason itsv iirs - r cur. la. toe :teat Medley (t I 110 to 3 east The l'adialah 301 to Mr lift hat t• s -- Minato:l I lift :•• Lord thalmersten . 100 t.. Attack colt I oaken t.* to 3 • - Slanderer' t 10) to 5 Reindeer. t 100 to S -- Snowdrop t Ile to 4 -- ao Antburzlt 100 to Bosomy, t BETTING AT MANCHFSTER.—TresDAr. V.SCH twrio: It 1.Y.4%90114 I. to t Aget Lord 'lasting. , I lo to I bar one (off \O6THt SI I.IND PLATE. zo 1 oast Marabout ,t Aod I Ito tot bor OM ;off WEST DRAYTON MERTllNO.—altiesi.ay. TI •-• ar•cond iimeting the ouloirben elttage. favoured samilwah beautiful we Wier, ermi hotter etteriliot thin on ltooday, and more e,per••a'lv Sit erwkney holiday I..eker., Pm dig e s halyard the artra. of Ilampton Ponrt. New, and Itieliniold on Whit Monday. now changed the tee:, • to U. ev.o. fos .111 tie rweoitioe. Poor sport, how• -c was :Sfnr•lei, and it WOIILI Stilts CIA Wr.t tiezirlv, if cm mite, 1••• t Its twill If we isms Judie from t diyo pr.•r •clue:-. The 'even rice" of the da) were product. e of miteli spinoot he. ting In a mall was . 1.11% er hok,: in fret hot ral heivympecula t ion aas Imitlltted lie no for as regent. one or tol , 01 the races. The 'Milt race of the dat 'Oh the cord ••p 3 blank, and wiles through a sad retinue, It ne - •n.r th it f•rr'e horse• Mll.l, go to the post to ▪ •ire the stoke not nld • •d in .net (or the West tans - ton Handi cap_ but a, ouly too w,•^she.. tter even mounted and went tendols the port—Mern•.t•s lis"n rime hark to the weighing asolostire, and shortly afterwiris the othor hares, Othello. f•l• !toned the e•,:unple. There wis n ditturhatiee asneasthe general • about the hoiiiing of t I. • numb- rs. hut the announcement we. hon tested by the of the nunihers on the shutteis for the nest event, and the si imment that the handicap had yosotneed n'• rime An p ,eti,•n'ara of the running are ap p-wled. erinsment is here imp reitmo. " • %1L6A.111 I . I.ATIC of 4 : w:ntters ettra. About 5 f% rlong' . _ . r — kli.knritiol r Lney 1 Forster 2 Mr. Y I:artio.'4ll..p Ira? !Clement 3 llle Regent, Volhynta, Thf• foil - flying at.;" ra3. air lad'. Pnv,7erry 11•Ving to 4on Aisr.sra. oto 1 nest Arkadl, bto 1 apt Hop Leaf. and 100 to :1 neit my other. Aurora Jumped away with a alight lead, itimie•liAtel) atk•n led by Arkati ant Lady Itose• berry. Lop Leaf and The Regent shipping in. No change Oe• warred. and the favourite never It. im caught, won by a length. a WO: .otly aerond 1.. d third. Lady Ro•eberry woo a Rat Gnats, In 'wood ff.h, 1 Min sibs nett, and ttegebt was loot ihreasahout Ilalloczve I • .a ir et %II: of 40 110V7. W'lllielli extra. ♦lout our mile and a belt, over ais lighte of hurdle.. Mr. R Watt'sslummertime Mr. AN" Ws Bright Ph Mr. T. Pilgrim's Order ----- 'Barry .tw. Reeve., 'Jarvis hello; to '2 of bounnertinie. 4 to 1 apt Bright Merlins. 1 favourite rr..t away 's ii, the ivad, attended by llr.ght it. der dropping a I.4lllMay In the rear after going it gnarter of a rule, and Reeves sots never able to get np to the leader. *lao won easily by a length. ord e r wag walked in with the crowd, but passed the po.t. Till SKLILIN.i Ptavi, of Ins for all ages: weight forage: Nun, allow.,n, es About thrty•iii,rters of a tude Mr. Chase's Dlsuu Mr. Rover's [therm% Thonmaia :srigan I l'onlett 1 .(T. Barker Pa)ne 3 Ileary Ow Furst au.o At Omuta filly also rau. liettlna open,: I st 7 t.. i .utu.l • even on Inuendo, 21. , 7 sot Dianuotal, at. .1 7 to I esol. ap,t Henry the First and brinitel. Diamond noole nil the rum te t'.e dt.tanee, where the fay..ourite uenueul Frei in aeFel rave borne sane ed defeat by .1 has-i. liet.telo heath); the ituitroid bur second !late to a length: lietuty the lost was s ieel fourth, and the Atalanta fiIN last. slot paFFlng the pest winner was sold to Mr. Andrews tar oi• nniuten, Mr. E. smith hough' Arica& for ist gI,IIIIIIX, and Henry the F imt eat Fold to Hr. Walker fur li' Gitintms. Tint Nit' DRAYTON 'i %NI I. A;' of wig. each, 2 It, .ith re smell , winners eNteR • and a h:df. the J Diann's Othello, 5:k., 7.t 121 h '4. Adam; end Mr. J DightingalYs terry Andrew. 3 rt. TA ',Wyatt were weighed Ito, but did not go to the mcd. f .r Alter a conference among the glewanis. the race was declared null and told in comequenet of (brie Nears of going to the 'AAA. HULLING II ANete‘P HvaDLE %TR of 44 son. penalties Mid pr , preminoßls Sib extra. About Mo . Mite and a quarter. "ter M.. !fight. of 11111111eA. . . . . . . Mr. ill141 , ...1:!4;1•In iblr. Edwards 1 "tr. M1'41.14114 hld..n . . •Alr. Gregory' 2 Mr I*. Iticlia Dr. Wilma' Jarili, 1 I'll.. f .1100 ing al.. 1311 •rniOlneter, neurlys, Franklin, awl Peignoir to 1 on Via. to I eget Vision, 7 tot Peat Nearly. lotto thr made May at a amart • f•dloui .1 he Ada, % 110. Wilson, and the other. etose tip. Mi." hr op It..' rear. do material changei lA'• urr r.I tit! : Ua w:le ..f the journey had been accomplished, A 1. ., run to 'before, f I.y the rest in close order. SS In.ose named. (.14 never aft. ra •rdc being overhauled. *he won • by three lengths . I hit.l . l'ehrontr fourth, Thenno. reeler hitt, Ilrurly.o ri.t:.. it'. I 1:: - Franklin the al.solute last. The winner W31110..1 tIo t!r I' .t for 70 guir.ens. k1411.F.• r. 1.• ie. of en sort. for bora, not saving won .26 NW. peonlli • • I ..Ilograneen About one Mile nod a quarter, over lice Ili +I.. Mr. Pakrita . (Mr. Vate•• I Mr..i. Wo Alward s Wodehouse, 2 411. Al wyds Tom coke 'Mr. Reeetai S The following also ren .e..l..hertnan, Helium, flovilwood ,• King of Spades, an.l Vollis oda tt iting to 4 east nitwit.. 7 to 4 east King of Spades, 8 to 1 ate ('lots Coke, sad to to 1 ng4 Mack swan. Hark swan cut out the work. with King of :loath,. in attendance and Ton, Coke Con! up. Volionia neat, Narita being at the head of the rear • the lust of whoa: was Girl and Geueral Sherman. the loaning up opposit. Aarld. having lost so much fermind Little alteration oc, urr.i I for nearly ), mile of the jour. pey. when the race ace, left to t , i• time placed hones, and a tine me bombe resulting i t ietory of the tea nitrite by a 5, a ne, k separating nee. , .1 and third: King of Spade.' was ale id fobrth, Wiliam was atth. vollonia sixth ; Goodwood Oirl polled tip la-tore p.uhing tio• 1 , •••; 'I ilk S. rONV N Kt.-EP. et 1". Ids and upwards: winters st , t, a ; eert iin allowance, ttle.itt three-quarters of a mile. 41r. .4 Dixon** fognown (Mr. Edwards liatmes Ildtlfellow (Owner '2 Mr. Night's Henrietta . E. G Hobson S %be following also ran:- Gaiety, Katinka, gentle Gale. and inability. Netting ato f,'",o t 1 apt Henrietta. and 11 to nltst any other. Ileoriyttd 111 , 01` play. followed by Gaiety, Adrenal, and I *hello, and iu this order they tan until mending the lower turn. where Ile lietla rate way. and the favourite Immediately afterwards taw up the running, with Oddtellow dose up, and atter& eood rare Asti a-an won ,cleverly by half a length. Henrietta being beaten a length for second place. (Othello WA) iututh. Gaiety fifth, the other Itniabito; at wide intervals. f;RAND PIGEON SHOOTING lUD if. ye - dente,. at the New Red House ChM. Ifuzianishampark ituuu, a pigeon shooting match was held, his Royal Highness the Prince of \Valet taking part to the proceedings. The mach vas between the counties ,t t 1 at wk,k‘bire and Norfolk, the latter-named county having the honour of the suudstanee of the Iketrappment. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, attended by the Countess of Siseckslleld. accompanied her soial husband • and took great i..terest in the *port. A cast Limber of ladles were 0 n th e grounds, a n d s inni . g th e gentlemen present were the close Prince of Denmark, font Houniore. Lord Hnittingflehl. lord lioluteedale if P., Lord Lehester. Lord A%eland. Sir F. Johnstone. Lord 'Parker. Lord p user, Lord Dudley, Captain Starkey, Colonel Braniston. sir •It rams lloncrlege. and. it, attendance on the Prince of Wales. Licutettant.Celonel Keppel and the lion. A. Vitzmaurice. Ihe match was as already state! tretween the two counties of Wzrwickshire and Norfolk. reveal on a side. at It birds, lloz. of shot ; those using I tor. statollnu at ti yards ; the others at 27. Norfolk side started. hi. in. al Widmer., killing the first b,r, and the full acme aas ss f.thrs e : NoßroLli Total klllc. Ilia Royal Highnem lLe h in, of Wales . Lord Mdßeld lion. T. De Grey Mr. A. Hammond Hon. E. Coke .. solonel Yellowes ... R. renown Total WARN leksHlß►'. M. Spencer Lucy Willoughby de ltnike •Mr C. Mordeuzit, M.P. Mr. /Whaley Lucy Mr. J. West, Jun Mr. W. Chaaberbfue Mr. S. Chamber Jayne 13 12 13 . 10 .. 15 . 14 Total B5 IL will therefore be mews that the WesTrlckshirsgeotkieso won by •til points. There was u.me very heavy betting at 3tol on Me gun. The ente to Mr. Vr Ink Heathcoto. the referee, were admirable, an an enjoyable dar's sport was concluded by 41te usual sweepstakes shoplift among the members of the New Neer Aide Club. (Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PlLLS.—Palpi llaton of the heart as nentlr not only felt but heard. pre vents sleep and begets the utanwt dread of imPeadintt satfora lion. These Pills are particularly recommended for removb g ria aftlictien, because the) strentrthen the nervous and the de blidated. who are much more lill•le to this malady than other pecans. Holloway's Pills so improve the digestion. increase action of the Hoer. and Oir cruelty to the bowels, that Oda KN, headache, and names depart as the palpitatios diminishes, and the stiffener at once experience.; the moat indescribable relief lree. satiety. Holloway's Pills form the beet alterative and apt riem In all cresol comalescence from fevers, inflammations, neuralgia, alto all elrosie d'aestes whir hays Impoverished the Mood and Male. First laming.. H. Jun,. b Wootton .. G. Summers, b Grundy CRICKET. Total 1111/10LP N '~ ~, M.C.C. AND GROUND v. &NOLAND ^ Play I. this great " bowlers nada " was tweed yesterday st Lord's-grostad at a few minutes after naor. The weather hea due and hot. though somewhat overcast, M the opening a good sprinkle of etplookera, lattermost probably smothered seem 3,0111. AIM tied were the first ••pick" of the loglan4 captain, and Whotbse and Greedy led the attest. The tomer, with a tresweedem •• breaktuck," settled the Surrey wieteikeepar in his pry{Net and Summers Joined Itipp. Twenty rues ea It minutes was Illie pies at whleh they estasieseed Merle& aeal this mused the steeteism of Greedy... Mr. a William taking ep the bowling at hi, the Korn WU at IL At 68 Tem Ifsarne relieved Woollen. tad at Ti Mr. K M. Grace went on rice Wilkinson. Wootton resumed at 81. and at la Jeep'. 'Artist fore Way . he had beet la if lour, for IS MIL Mr. Gilbert Ousee made the top swore and Ricketts played a I2ily snerttorloss I Jas Litlynnings Piantilnories di was also kiwi commendable. white Merit.% cud his bet tor 16. and t • lonin,c4 clo•ed for 17P at 4 The " fall ws• es blow* :—One for 0, twa for 31, three for Si, four for ISI, eve for 153, ets for revert for 185.. eight for 173. nine for 176. and ten for 179. The bowling at the , Nowroencereent. sad amain Merardathe close of this Wotan. was very fine At 4.48, Y. e Dating 170 runt to get to sin. Ifni In Dr. Grp* and Mr. tPt Sine to fore the bowling of Will sher and Silooek. lkdb titre -on the spu, ' and some splen did cricket !nine(' The latter clean bolded in% Grace In his fifth (nor. Mr. Cooper, after being clean mimed at corer point. ran hiuisalf out badly n-ti Met-tn. Lubl.Ck end - Muller eat together. hot, aceompifithrd bitallien though they be. It t e ll s t vere utterly powerless against the sp:sesUd howling of , er and Slicuck, who at one time delivered eleven Malden over.. In success on - 0. trs wore trundled for t 11:115 and that the spectat..rs appreciated this One bowling was fully evinced by the hearty cheers which followed every over. oven were bowled fur It rubs off the bat. and forty-seven eon • secutive hulls delivered without s run Illeout. Holler and Lebo k were logeth.r fO minutes for It runs. The latter had a " Ilie "at mil on. and this Will.hers perseverance was re wade Iby bordint Mr. huller. As a moiety of the wickets sere d .we by two minutes to seven, it was resolved to play till half-pad. In order to finish the game. and this was 'remo =te) or tone minutes within the time. and the 11.C.0 only amounting to 77, they were I,tatrli by 92 mos. The following Is the score: • Second Innings. 11 ten out ....... SO e 11.Graee,b1VII• • E. Tooloy, e E. W. Grace, b Woot ton ll b Wootton W. G. Orem, e Bono, b Wollt tow 29 b Reseno...... .... 66 C. Payne. e and b Wootton 0. F. Oratan.o. Walker, b Wool t0n........ ; a Wootton .... 1 J. Ricketts. MI ento . . 15 h Hearne Jos I.lllywhito. b W 0.4416 . •.• not oat ...... 36 T. Ilumphro, b Wootton o c Grundy. b Morns 0 F. stleock. 1b w. b Woottin ran out Z. Widaher, b Wootton .. 0 •• !learn, ..... 0 1-61. bl. . . 2 1.0 1 65.... ..... 6 •—••••• Total !U Total Mat :Accontl Inning*. E. M. Orate, c Ri a c a k t :t il a 'A WM sher A. J. b Adcock B. B Mow, c and b Windier C. V. Buller, c Poole). b Wisher !... b Wiilaber A. Lubbock, b WIWI,: T. Hearne, c Pooloy, b Walther •.: c Wlll.lter b nth ock , 9 W. hone, b 811ec1.. ... .. . r k.. W. 0. Grace b 811 cock V. E. Walker. b %Tither ... s c and b Wlllsber A. Biddulpb. e Jupp, b Adcock t. c Humphrey 0 Sl:cock Z. J. Grundy, b Walther ..... ... 10 not out 4 G. Wootton. not out ...... .. . 14 bl% illsber .... 1-b= Total lot Total 77 OENTLENIEN OF KENT V. ABORIGINAL BLACK ILLEVLB. This match commenced yesterday at Otavesettd, the weather Belot, warm and slightly oh twery. and the wickets dry and hart The 'lllacke won the toss, and put their opponents in—a strange error of judgment. llte gauze itesun at 11.45. 11r. Boger and Lindsay ,a Colt of this year batting atodust Cnaen's .1110 Nlttl. lash's lowing. The Colt, as well as Ste,wrs. Templeton, White, and Johnson, proved rather troublesome customers to theAborf ghats, as the score will show. and the Kent "tickets were not "used up - until 293 were totalled. 'll.e wickets frU—one for 1, two for 14, three for 119, tour for 153. flee for lir, six for 143, seven and eight for 296, nine for 297, and ten for 9 1 8 When the stumps were strewn the Blacks had lost our wicket (Peter' for la runs, Bed Cap (befog not out, 4 The following is the 'wore : GENTLEIIVI Aver —First W. W. Water, b Mnilesit .......... . ....„ 0 W. Lindsay. b tit:liagh W. South Norton, ht wkt, b Lawrence 9 E. A. White, c Tiropen , y, 1, MMlagb e. liiit.n, c Dick-a. Dick, b liullao .. 14 M. A. Troughton, c Peter, b Lawrence iaPh.its R.Y.:O4t, e Lawrence, 0 King hole l4 Csptain Johnson, c and b Slullael, ... . ... 44 (. it. Griffith, b Lawrence 0 F. Ray. nut out it. Lipscomb, c Red Cap, b Mnilath 1 to 17, 1-1)5 Total ilb BLACks.—First 1 i44er I. Wbirr , b Liocurub it.446.1p. not out . . 05, l b l YACHTING. ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB ALHOONER RACE. The Royal Thames Yeast Club Seboesetrienee cense oil yes terday, the tollowitor being the entrie.. FIRST CLAS , , 11XCENDia ; 100 7.. Y;. Yachts. Owners. )geria. 152 tone ean,bria. 14.4 tone Mariana, 13$ toes Fleur de Lys, 100 tons The race dnished as follow; with a smart *wee to wind up with: tt x. Olortana f sinner by Mine% Eortria:itreOtlll prize; 7 27 Cambria. The tollowira yachts were In company :—Chtistitie, Albatross, Loadatar, Surge. Athena, Lint, elytie. Night Thought, imit others, bends, the ()leen of the rime'. and Vigilant 'revenue atesinera. The refreshments , by Whitaker, the Eagle, were earalent. listrY.D LAW CLERX% . Sof!IETV.—The anniversary dinner of this admirable society was held last night at the Freemasons'-h ell, Crest Queen-street ; the Lord Chief Baron in the chair. About 200 gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, and among the principal guests were—Dr. Spinks, Mr. Cleasby, Q.C.. Mr. Schoenberg, Q.C.,Mr. C. Pollock, Q.C., Mr. Secondary Potter, Mr. F. 0. aynes, Mr. N. C. Milne. Mr. Addison, Mr. S. Watson, Mr. Chisholm Anstey, Mr. Lewis. Mr. Cecil Russell, Mr. Tindal Atkinson, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Bromley, and Mr. Harvey. The society is partly benevolent and partly pro vident. It may be said to number among its members almost all the prudent portion of the law clerks of the metropolitan district. During the year it has dis pensed to members on the sick fund something over 4001. ; it has paid to pensioners 310/. ; and to families of deceased members 1%30/. The receipts of the general fund during the year have amounted to 4,1211. 31. Id , and the disbursements to 1.146/. 19s. 9d. The difference has been added to the society's invest ments, which have thus been increased from 38,0341. oe. 3d. on the let of April, 1867, to 40,5541.45. on the 6th of April, 1868. With the exception of 3821. Ba. 11d. cash in hand, the whole of the funds are invested in government or on real securities. The casual or benevolent fund is employed in assisting members, non-members, their widows and families, with small gifts of money when suffering from unavoidable tlistress. In addition to the 50/. paid to the family of a member on his decease, his widow and children have still a claim on the funds ; and, in any pressing emergency, the committee have power , from time to time, to make them • grant of rd: The Lord Chief Baron, in proposing the toast of the evening, "Success to the Institution," pointed oat the great benefits which from its commencement the society had conferred upon the clue of persons for whose advantage it way e.tablished, and the duty incumbent upon all members of the legal profession to give it their support. The habit of providence which it had fostered among law clerks had proved to be of inestimable advan tage, and he could, as the oldest member of the profession, bear witness to the general advancement which had been made in the habits and status of law clerks, on whom devolved the important duty of preparing all the details of the great questions it.ffeoMag the rights of their fellow-citizens which had to be decided by the tribunals of the land. Obviously that improvement was of the greattrt possible advantage to society in general . • and this institution, which had contributed so much to its improvement, was entitled to the highest con sideration, not only of the legal profession, bt.t the public at large. " The Health of the Right lion. Lord Chief Baron" was proposed by Mr. Pollock. and re ceived with loud cheers. The musical arrangements, under the direction of Mr. X. Grey. were extremely good, almost every song being encored. The artists were Madame Rudersdorff, Mane. Drasdil, Mr. Wilbye Cooper, Mr. Young, Mr. Chaplin Henry, Miss Westbrook, Mr. R. Temple, and Mr. Watson. During the evening subearip tions to the extent of about 5001. were announced. FATAL Airti.EHT ow THZ SE.—An accident of • distressing character occurred on the river Ouse, about two miles below Selby, on Saturday evening last, whereby three lives were lost. At half-past seven o'clock, three young men, named Thomas Cooke. boots at the Londes borough Hotel ; Robert Bradley, engine driver ; and William Thompson, stonemason, hired a boat for a poll down the river. When opposite " Cleke" Farm, about two miles from Selby, they spoke to some parson on the bank. After this they were not seen again alive, for a bend in the river soon bid them from view. The first intimation that en accident had occurred was given about half en hour after by some men who were navigMing a keel from Hull to Selby. These men discovered the boat floating bottom upwards, at a place called Thief-lane-end, some distance below Cloke Farm. On proceeding a little further up' the river, the coats worn by the unfortunate men were found floating on the water. OnSunday morning the bodies were all found within • few yent a o f eac h oth er . Th e bodies were taken to Selby, and on Monday an inquest was held before Mr. Taylor, of Wakefie'd, and a verdict of "Accidentally drowned" returned. Grey hair restor e d t o it s or i g i na l oulour by Herring's Magnetic Brum/. and Cost Price and lac combo, it, 7a it, awl tes. ; of all pacfnmess and amide. Pamphlets on application. Wholesale. R. Uovendea and. ons, 6, /AcHeed Marlboronghwtrast. W.. and ZS and it% elty road, R.C. ...ht.l RPRW, L, ¶4CDMrAY lENIN MIDAIMIX aseioars J (Before she Ambient-1 ) t Tnomma Mann the dem, dili mid Ow , IL father tits geet Leemtv y l.... 7l Juke= l eig ddlio '.. Ml Neinseet, the elan ter reesiving . illi them te have nen Mein. Mr. It. Davis presented ; Ha. Big mid the I Presuorm 9a As ltilia of Ifsg e.4 l•loasemeilahlis now iheyonages pentane leave his yen premien NMI hand the brushes no the elder primmer. After the serest of the pri mates there were fond at the ensidienee a the elder pri sone, Sr. akin seven spa la berates, and other articles, all of whisk were iisaYYl* the peansenhar as his meaty. In the elder priesnish pennein wows found a emu of pawsbrektr's deggisiggp paws. W brushes which were also found to Wog reaped, of the peregenter. The jury, after a sheet eensehation, retuned a monist h, of Gui/ry against ho h the prisoners, het reessimeaded the younger one to no mercy of the mart, as it was their opinies he had bon led tato the sominississ of Ms robbery by the father. The prosecutor was recalled, mud be said the Indies and other articles stolen were the meet valuable he mum framed, and the robbery from his non must lame been going on for a coesiderable time. He believed that his logs amounted to upwards of 2001 The Assistant Judge said the sentence upon the younger prisoner was is an-I hard labour for nine months, end the father for 18 mesas. A rum Eliza Parity, 17, and Emily ' a, 18, ple a ded guilty to an indictment charging them stealing • pair of ear-rings . the property of Geo y, from the per son of Elisabeth Homey. Tlinkningo were taken out of is little child's ears whilst AS two in the street. The prisoners said they bad had nothing to eat for two days, and they stole then: to buy food. They pawned them for ls rod. The Anna& Judge said some inquiries should be male about them, sad deferred veining entente° until next session. M hit. Wire% SURREY SESSIONS. Kew Corwr.—(Before Mr. Than, Chairman.) • Joseph Leach, 27, and Dennis I allies, IN, were in d icted for being concerned with another, not in eustoffy, in stealing a purse from the person of John Parsons P..ist, in the Queen s Head Tavern, Letterer, Mr. Thompson prosecuted, and Mr. Lilley defended the prisoner. The Prosecutor, on being sworn, said he was a teacher of music, residing at Lavender-villa, Wandsworth•road. On the afternoon of the 13th ultimo he was out for n bon day, and during his rambles he entered the Queen's Heed public•house, in the New-road, Battersea, and, after chatting at the bar, he went into the ba gatelle-room, where he saw the prisoner and another man. He played with the latter some time, arid lost, the prisoners looking on. At last he left off, and took out his purse to pay, when the third man snatched it from him, handed it to Collins, who passed it to Leach, and they all ran out of the house. He saw them outside when he went to the police•st.ation to live information of the robbery. On his return be gave Collins in custody, and on the following day Leach was apprehended. He had not since seen the third man. In reply to the chainnan,•be said he bad a 51. note, half • sovereign, and about 10 or 12 shillings in his purse when he took it out in the bagatelle-room. lu cross-examination by Mr. Lilley witne=s maid he had called at several jp.blic-houses that evening in his rambles, and had drank a little at each. He did not take op a metal flute and play while the prisoners and some ot'.ers danced. He was very merry, and danced a little himself. He was eery good tempered, but he did not like to be robbed. He was sure that the third an stole his purse, and landed something to Collins. who passed it to Leach. The third man ran away, but the prisoners did not, and when charged with the robbery they denied it. In reply to the Court witness said he was not the worse for drink ; he was only merry. Mr. Lilley addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoners, and • verdict of acquittal was returned. THE POLICE COURT& _ . 9P---Rki!LENwELL On Mr. Barker taking hie seat yesterday morning at ten o'clock, at the Clerkenwell Police-oourt, he wee greatly surprised to find that the list of charges was unusually light, even for an ordinary Tuesday. Considering that this is one of the largest districts in the metropolis, and that large crowds of persons have assembled at the Horse Show, at the Islington horse races, Highbury Bern, and the Finsbury-park, this is a very pleming circumstance. Thi following is an analysis of the charges. Y divisioa (Somers Town), suspected person, 1 ; Caledo- nian.road, drank and assn • police-constable, 1. G divisioa (Oldibrest), drunk and disorderly, 2 ; assault, 1- 1 ; drunk and incapable, 2 ; drunk and die. orderly andassaults,2-4. N division (Upper-street, 'sling. ton), assaults, 2; drunk and disorderly, 2; found wandering, 1-1. Total, 14. WEBTMINSTKII. Folios sergeant ()come Lewis, 1 13 : 00 lioe cow stable Stephen Paireiniel, 91 B; and Dante Bird, 303 B, were charged with a neglect of duty, in that they did not use their best endeavours to prevent a fight between some women and a breach of the peace. Mr. W. D. Smyth, solicitor, of Rochester-row, de fended. The charge was preferred by Mr. Broughton, a clerk in the treaaury, residing at 10, Gloucester-street, Pimlico, who deposed that at 7 in the evening of the lst of May be was in Upper Becleaton-street, between Belgrave and Eaton-squares, and saw three women, one of whom walked with a crutch, and bad a child in her arms. They corn menoed fighting, and all three fell on the ground together. The child was hurt and bled ; the witness picked it up and looked for a policeman ; he could not see one, and sent a lad to fetch one. As the lad left him he saw the three defendants together, end called oat " police." They NM the women fighting, and walked leisurely towards the spot, and when they came up the women were still fighting; they did not separate them. but the women, when teed, got up, and ahe with the crutch showed her hinds, which were cut to the police ; witness said to the sergeant, " You had better take care of this child," and the sergeant told him to keep it himself. They took one of the women to the police station. There were ten or twelve people present at the time. The witness was arose-examined at length as to the time which transpired between the commencement of the fight and the arrival of the police, and considered about two minutes elapsed. They did not interfere until the women had done fighting. Thomas Usher, servant to Mims Webb, of 39, Chatham place, fully corroborated this testimony. Mr. Smyth, in his address to the court, did not wish to impute to Mr. Broughton or his witness any wilful inten tion to state that which was not true ; but his case was that the defendants hastened with all speed to the spot, separated the combatants, and locked the aggressive party up, but when taken to the station the woman with the crutch declined to prosecute. Catherine Halligan, the lame woman, deposed that the constable, had turned their backs to them, and wore going away from them when they began fighting. Only two took part in the fight. The police hastened to the spot. The witness at find said the sergeant ran, and the sergeant took her finger out of the other woman's mouth, and ordered the other woman into custody. She went to the station, but no charge was preferred. The three defendants were called for each other ; neither corroborated the woman as to the sergeant taking her finger oat of the other woman's mouth, but they were all *greed that they hastened to the spot, that Fairchild took the other woman off the top of the lame woman, and that the sergeant lifted the lame woman up, and ordered the constables, to lock the other woman up. The sergeant said a few people were present. Fairchild said the prosecutor alone was present, and Bird thought twelve people stood by. All three received excellent characters, and Supt. Hayes watched the ease for the Commissioners of Police, who bad referred Mr. Broughton to the magistrate, he having in the fist place written to the Horne Secretary and then to the Commissioners of Police. Mr. Arnold was sorry to say that there was deliberate, perjury on one side or the other, and regretted it was a case he could not send for trial, but must decide himself ; if the parties had all been agreed as to the facts he should not have thought it a case for conv i c ti on , but looking at the evidence as it stood, all parties were in as awkward position. It was a very serious question, and as be would like to look carefully over the mei fence before deciding, he adjourned the owe till Thursday for that purpose. WORSHIP-STREET. WsMast heats a respectable looking man, about 36 years of ne, stating himself to be a clerk in a City house, was charW with attempting to commit self-destruction by throwing himself in front of an approaching train on the North London Railway. Henry Plowr*ht., foreman porter at the Hauerstone station, stated that about 10 o'clock the previous night the prisoner was seen on the platform of the station men tioned. Ha was drank and noisy. Soddenly witness saw him jump from the platform between the rails, on which was approaching a train for Broad-street. A porter jumped down, and had he not pushed the prisoner on one Nide he must inevitably have been run over, and in all probability killed. A passsagsr dragged him on to the platform, sad it took three men hold him down. Witness w as dm& and kicked by him, and after a scuffle together en the ground they both rolled against the train which was then !Sanding at the platform. With the aid of others, wit ness, after much exertion, succeeded in getting him to the waiting-room, where he was given into custody. The magistrate dealt with the seas as one of the results of exreesive Making, sod laid the prisoner 205., er 14 days in de f au lt of parowsid. _ . John Ha, aged ili, who said that he had no horns, was charged with haring attempted suicide by wallowing • qaantity of preelpttata powder. John Eagle, a draggises amistant in the Bethnal green-road, saki that as Thursday the prisoner called at his master's shop sad siked for • psnsyworth of white precipitate powder. Them mewed kips ia • paper that JUNE 3, 1868. sad the primer, turning away his 411111 paper sad plasm he his smooth. Witmer if. ty be did es, wide\ the peistoser replied, To kill myself." A pobsocessiable was Dent for, who removed the primmer to the hospital. • Joseph Lever, pieliserosastable 31 K. stated that on being celled to the obsenist's shop, 6, Bethsalegreeneroad, lee found the primmer very weak sod apparently dying. Witness removed him to the London Hospital, where be had remained until teeday, being too ill to be removed in eoatody. In answer to thee Magistrate, Prisoner odd he we. maitoquainted with any trade— getting a fob here and there whoneAr be could. He last bad a painting job at Coventry, and came from there one day lest week. He had neither father nor mother. nor any friends. He hoped the magistrate would 'elms • him, and he wee4isever repeat the sot. Me Worship lined, telling prisoner that be believed that a week'. quiet in a gaol, with the advice of the chaplain, would have a beneficial effect upon him, there fore he would be remanded. Remanded aooordingly. THAMES. Ilias Solowyttiek, aged tiO years, of New Compton. street, Soho ; Oscar kaftans, 41, of Mason's Arrnue, (it y ; Jarred /*tante!, 50, of Great Howard-street, Liver. pool ; Barnard Earth, 80, of Leman-street, Whitechepel, and Marx Cohen, 59, of Artillery-place, Woolwich, were charged with having in their possession, offering and uttering, 1,312 Urged flee rouble notes, four twenty-tire rouble notes, abd one hundred rouble n0t..., representing the current notes of the empire of R 114111& for the payment of money, and duo conspiring to offer and utter the same, and other bottle. Mr. Campbell Sleigh, whose son attended on the first examination, instructed by Meatus. Venniug, Naylor, and Robins, solicitors, conducted the prosecution for the It truism government. The following legal gentlemen appeared for the defence, Mr. Finlv, barrister, far iliolowyzeuk ; Mr. Metcalfe, barrister, far Humus ; M.r.,George Lewis, fires Lewis and Lewis, and Mr. Charles Soong, for Cohen ; and Mr. Wontner jue., for Harris. Th i e n t i ripinsition of the principal witness, Zohel Boskl, a Hu Jeer, who was sent over to. this country to dis cover the ntansfaoterele of and dealers in Runners rouble notes, was proceeded with, and lasted Ave hours. Many letters! which had passed between him and the principal delinquent, Frankel, a clothier and dealer in Liverpool. were pd in, and it was proved that frequeut meetings had taken plane in Liverpool and other places on the subject of forged Russian notes, and finally a meeting took place in London, at the lodgings of Boski, Flowiton-street. Mile end-road, where, according to an arrangement with In spector Thomson, of the detective police, the prisoners were surprised, and a bundle of forged notes, which Frankel had brought from Liverpool, was found upon him. Inspector Thomson also took front Frankel a 50/. Bank of England note, which be had given to Boski to pay for the false notes. Frankolle papers, which Inspectur Thom son seized, involved the prisoner to a groat extent in deal ings with Ramona, Harris, and Cohen. All the efforts of the detective police of this country to discover the en gravers sad printers of the forged rouble notes, by which the Russian government and people so greatly suffered, have hitherto proved unavailing. Boski entered into some lengthened details as to his inter• views with Humans, Cohen, Frankel, and Harris, relating to the purchase and circulation of false rouble notes, and identified two false notes for ten roubles each, which were sent to him by Humans on the 16th of last month. The case against Solon) zeisk was then gone into. After it had proceeded for some time Mr. Sleigh asked for an adjourn• ment. He had been on his legs fire hours, and had not gone through half his brief. Mr. Finley submitted that there was no cue against Lis client, Solowyzeisk, and Mr. Sleigh had admitted that he could not strengthen it as smut that prisoner. He was discharged by the magis trate, who remanded the others. On the application of Mr. George Lewis bail was accepted for Cohen, himself in 5001., and two sureties of 250 f. each. Bail for the others was refused. UNIVERSITY IN CAMBRIDGE, JCNE 2. At a congregation this day, the Vice-Chancellor presiding, the underraentioned degrees were conferred; D.D.—George Frame Reyner, Bt. John's College. M.A.—John Hardy Raven, Jeans College. At the Caine oongregation a grace, proposing the adop tion of the reoommendations of the syndicate appointed to consider of the examination of candidate. for honours in the mathematical tripes, the reoommendationa being embodied in the report of the syndicate dated the 12th of Mal , last, was offered. The grace was non-plasseted, but carved by 40 placate to 35 non-placets. The report itself, and the remarks of members of the senate thereon at the meeting convened in the Arts'-school, have been already published. THE PROSECUTION OF MR. EYRE. (The following appeared in our Third Edition yesterday]: The jury retired to their room, and after being absent nearly four hours returned into court about four o'clock, when the foreman handed the indictment to Master Norton, the Queen's coroner, who informed his lordship that they had found no bilL Yr. Justice Blackburn said there was no further busi ness that he was ►ware of for the jury, but ha would not formally discharge them. If their attendance was again required they would receive timely information. THE A. M. C. OF THE MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODD FELLOWS. The Annual Moveable Committee of this exten sive friendly society re-assembled at Cheltenham yester day, under the presidency of the grand master of the order. The sub-committee appointed to revise the pro ceedings of the grand master and board of directors during the past year was discussed. It stated that twenty-one lodges had bad their meets and liabilities ascertained, and applied for permission to appropriate portions of their surplus funds. The appropriation de cided upon by the directors had generally been on the princi ple of ex tending sick and funeral benefits; and they felt con fident this would meet with the approval of the A. M. C. The cab-committee recommended that the subscription foe the Manchester Unity Lifeboat should be closed, and the balance in hand, after paying the 6201. for the boat to be stationed on the Lincolnshire coast, should be handed over to the National Society. The report sal adopted, and that P. G. M. Walker, G. M. Smith, and the Deputy G. M. elected by the present A M. C. should attend to represent the Unity at the launching of the lifeboat, in August next. The sub-committee also reported upon the refusal of Mr. Tidd Pratt to register a law that would establish the right of the A.M.C. to make the general laws binding on the entire Unity; regret'ed that the opinion of the eminent counsel was adverse to the society, and expressed an opinion that the subject could only be effectually dealt with by some future legislative enactment. They also compliment the directors on the energetic and vigorous opposition offered by them to Lord Lichfield's Friendly Societies Bill ; congratulated the Unity on the measure having been withdrawn, and considered thatthediscussions which bad taken place with hie lordship, Mr. Bonham-Carter, M.P., and others, could not but have a beneficial effect, and trusted that in any future legislation the principles of the Unity would be protected and maintained. This part of the report was also adopted without giving rise to any theca/Ilion of importance. The A.M.C. then proceeded to revise the general laws of the order. The most important one considered • had for its object to enable members of the order to ensure the pay ment of a sum of money on the death of a child, as is the case at present on the dasth of any member's wife. It was strongly urged that this change would protect many from the imposition of fraudulent burial societies but as it ap peared that many districts had anticipated the want of organising a special fund for this purpose, the A.M.C. de clined to make the alteration proposed. Last night the annual banquet took place at Pittville Pump•roorn. Sir W. F. Guest, Bart., presided, and was supported by many of the gentry of Cheltenksm and the neigthourhood. THE CRUELTIES ON BOARD THE BRITIBH SHIP LYDLA.—This long and painful investigation, which has occupied the stipendiary magistrate of Liverpool for several days, was brought to a close yesterday (Tuesday). A number of witnesses were examined, whose evidence clearly substantiated the evidence given at the former hearings as to the horrid barbarities and revolting cruelty exercised towards the black men on beard the vessel. The second mate cressuramined the witnesses at some length, and elicited that the white men of the crew were in the habit of thrashing and ill-treating the coloured men. Mr. Bradley, senior house surgeon at the Northern H o spit a l, who had examined the complainants, spoke to their having upon their heads and bodies many marks of recent wounds. Upon the feet and ankle, of Williams were several ulcers, whist would be accounted for by his being hung up by the heels in the rigging as described by the witneeses. The prisoners were all committed for dial at the maims for in- Biding grievous bodily harm. THE MURPHY Riore.—At the Stalybridge Borough Court ou Monday, the Bev. Mr. Daley of the Boman Catholic Chapel, Stalybridge, surrendered to a charge of having shot a young man named Braley, during one of the late rata Mr. Daley was brought up at the time before the Stalybridge magistrates, and the charge was dismissed ; but a hue bill was recently found against the defendant at the Inntsford quarter sessions. The magistrates' clerk having produced the neesesary °whit. rate, and Mr. Charles Buckley, @shelter, having identified Kr. Daley, the rev. gentleman was committed for trial at the nail Knutsfeed sardoes. Bail was accepted. A anseroaelysatesded mestiag of isegietratee mu held at i Ashton ea Mosey and mother meeting will be held krosonow owning. These meeting have fog their object tim taking of measures fee the potbellies of Sunday sambas during the Whitsuntide holidays. Stringent nomm ia en will be taken * and speakl sonstables will be held is med's'. Visages Ha-Guises Hats equal in appeiusnoe sad durability those leases* mid at lee. ed. sash at the usual reteHhteet‘ esisseent) Wake,. heteter. de, Cresinual-street, idavylebons. Laav PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. I the apptaNace that la customer) dalag the =.lla raw' where sales have takdi place a arm position. Vial= OV SOLJCITOBO Aso ?wings pasricroLus To si ONTAIFID AT TES OFFIOI OF Mt COM 11M6TIAA6 COURT OFBANKRUPTCT,BAJMIOHALL4TRAGAT4 BANE2OIIB. WILLIAM SHAWAID, Treseber-villas, Stansford-hlll, commander in the loyal Nan, to surrender June 22, at 1. ALVAN' , Carinthe CVNIUtea, Romford, cowkeeper, June 170411. C'HAPAILS tux, Coldkegar. pork butehar, Julie 17, at 11. BOWArib CD.OWI, Norwich, goal merchant, June 17, at 12 SHWASS/ YAWLS, Wigrnore-street, Cavendish-square, prolemor of mimic, Jules 17, at 12. THOMAS Came, Croydon, carpenter, June 18, at 11. JAMES W ATMs, Jun., Woolwiek. stationer. Jut* lb, at 11. EDWARD Wlteroll, rove -street, Citation-town, sad Breeknoek crescent, caradeu-town, Bowed victualler, tune lir, at 2. LOUIS tioLlut AS, Church-lane, hitechapcl, watchmaker, June 18, at 2. MA LK HATES, prospect-place, notunlow-hr ath, provision dealer, June 24, at 12. 010k0a 1'4,00001', Caledonian-road, Kings cross, coal merchant, June 24, at 1. WILLIAM hHITY , Oeorgeateeel, Lembeth-walk, and finthiton, Surrey. waiting manufacturer, June it at I. St ' , AMMAN 4110aGAANA CATSIOUIIi WILAUIsoN, Penge, Surrey, wkluw, June 22, at 2. WILLIAM BATAGI, West-street, MITCH, nehmonsmr, Juneltatt. Joss Hooittafttewarks-lene,Battenea,anap Maker,Jtine 24,at 12. ISAAC DIDDINCOXIIH, Breenwich, chruntrer'sohop keeper, June 24, at It. CAUL WIIJIELN LANGtascHEID, Ckbwellatreet, late licensed victualler, June 24, a 1. WILLIAM HOBERT BANTU. Birmingham, leather dealer, June 17, at 12. Triunes 113.1' ts. 3lose:ey, Staffordshire • tea dealer,Jtine 12,at 12. CIIAULES ILVANS, jun., and TiiOIII.IJACOII JONES, lieWpoa,llon monthahlre, timber merchants. June 1/, at It. Jolla GRANDE 11011:1S, ShoftWeud, Nonlereetthire, Roman catholic priest. June 13, at 11. GIioNAIS Vali, lirlatol, carrier by water, June lE at 11. JOsKeil DAVE us, Sew port, kluentouthalc , lootruaker,J unel3,at 11. JUCHAND BURY BLIGHT, Yalmoutlistaikr. June 11, at 12. !SAMPSON //AUDEN LEI, Leeds, dyer, Juue 15, at 11. ('HARLEM JAMES loit and WILLIAM WILDA to!, Dewsbury, car pet manufacturers, June 21, at 11. TMONUIN AXED, Cinimton-opoe-Hull, Unser, June 24, at IL Joan nrauTue, %Stanton, Cheshire, commission agent, June 16, at 11. Jo:U[l*U ALLPOIT, Liverpool, gunsmith, June 12, at 11. CH Clara WILMoT, ;no . and lie:stir Di a siNG,Liverpool,Heensed vietruillers, June 15. at 11. •LIXANDICK Gllollok MITCHIII.I., Sale Ma r,Chtehire, commission latent, June 16, a. 11. BACUAND BOLOS IN', Wigan, butcher, Jule 17, &Cll. AltaAH AM 1.1 , 1111. Ustaalmad, cartraau, Juue 16, at 111. Jona CANTER. son., Dearliam, Mao pert ...Ad Cockeniouth, Cus berlaud, butcher, June 10, at It JOHN Dern:TT :sTOCIEU, Birmingham, journeyman painter, June 12, at 10. JOHN Oxruan, BiruiliOuun builder, June 12, at 10. ALVIU3I Junius , birusSigluna, Jeweller, June 12. at 10. THOMAS Maths, licensed Victualer, June 11, at 1. dwrox HAWLEV, Colatelmortb, Llncolu.hire, doneumsoo, June 1. at 11. WILLIAM 1100/I[lt Jnem , elailtes. Worcestershire, beerbouse keeper, June le, at il. w ILIJAM SMITH, kaidliope.Leicestersh. , farm baWff,JunelLat 11. Itkruisits LAI!, karnhamlarerey, trainer of horses, J ur.e WILLIAM HANDL& llulme, Laneashue, baker, Jun. 12, at It JAHLi STELroa, Liverpool, tea deal.r, June 12, at 12. exattith Basins, Bootle, near Liverpool, collector of accounts, June 12, at 12. Jolts BUNTON, Swinton, Vorkantre, labourer. June IS, at 1. ROBERT 1,0tD0051.11, Durham, cordwainer, June 17, at 11. YETIS VALlDlTlng,Tyltiesley,Lancsalc,cuutne tenter,Junel7.at 1. ALrRtUWII.I.IAIt NoIL, Kedruth, Cornwall, skip's carpenter, June 13, at It. Joss TOWNSEYD, Coventry turnpike toll collector, June IC, at:t. FREDERICK JAMILI WlLCOelts, Liverpool, attorney, J cum 12. at S. THOMAS 11113.5LEGRAVE, Cheettuun, Lamasbire, excavator, June 13. at 9/. Joux TOLLAND, Exeter, Sib salesman, June IS, at 11. THOMAS HAIM, Clee. Lincoloshire, sailor, June 12, at 12. Witham JEMMY, West Torrington, Lincolnshire, agricultural labourer, June 17, at 3. % lump BALD:bra Dawes, Oalnaborough, Lincoluslire, Inn - Ir. epee, June 16. at 11. CHAALIA ATTWOOD, Stourbridge, Worceitendure, currier' ae daunt, June 19.1410. Joits Waiver', Bideford, Devonsli., coal merchant, Juue 17, at 11. tiros Bsicrerr Wald% Peasant, Denbighshire, plumber, June 12, at S. DAVID JON'S, Breeds, grocer, June 11, at 2. JAMES Itossmth, !Manses, quarryman, June 15, at 2. JAMES Druck, Lower Tranmere,asesh., bookkeeper,June W. at 10. Jolla. HARRILL, Chesterton, Cambridgethire, late toll con tractor, Juue 19, at 3. fiRCIMINO STUMIN, Cardiff, shipbroker, June 15, at 11. Bioko! Wirier:, Great Yarmouth, carter, June 13, at It. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Ma) ?A. ROBERT MORRIS and Janes MEAGHER FIELD, flan• over-street, Long-acre, hydraulic engineers. May 4., ELIZAIIRTH STEUPT, !Rohe N-..wington, builder. litilbt• CO_—Hutt Jrxicto-day's market a .10111 t. ~,,. .14 18 , 114,111 . WM:4, wide 14 wills fit a deetine of 38. or 4, I.• :. :... best runs of red making GU. to 116.. per yr. to the r,,,.., 'or elon neglected, the nearest saleable nututatkois app,. t „ ~ mg. to eri. for Sae Baltic white, MM. to (St 4. for flue red !limos, and 'Utile, rdia. fur Hungarian. and r. 4., to r...i. for 1i0u,,,,,,, ' per isollis. hurley of all descriptions Jul) Ir. I Iltr.10.: I:: . and paa s l a per yr, lower glut* are abut the ooli 5,.., . t- . do not give way, and although the sale is only Mail. 14. i.e., are fully mippieted. Yurelan arrivals for the week - xv , ,Sritil ; hark), 8,764 ; oats, 3,5410; beam, 81. 108 gm pv4.4, o 4 • . I, r ‘. , Irksten, Jr XIS t—The eantionance of dquettiim , trade Induces still greater eitutioa on the tort .4 mi/l. • . would not buy exceid at a redo. trio of as. to as. fi•mi I • • pees.. The supply was vi-,y small, arid it *mild 1,4,, •.. pound": to buy soy gauntry at the redht thin Lin*. Jere 2.-0 a ing to the very i1irpr...,41 s , Mark-itue, millers positively rtfu eto putilit w, except at such a eecline as bullets would e..risoler it submit to. No material alteration in other ar;ieli t. Lit Saltroot.. Jest: 4.—To.day's market was 0.11 ... both toe n and e..uutry nailer' and qexli.e. /. on,d 4 1 . ., war transacted in whost, prices being. hooey, • *lute lid, per rents! lime, at p:.l .1 on the sleek. Flour in iieklerate deiasna at a : per sack from the 'tuxes of Tuesday last. India , , ~„ a Limited sale at a reOUttioa of Is. t., l. r the week. flats dull, anti Id. easier. (intim,' ..1 cheaper. Ileank 19.124. MI. per qr. tenor Peas is, lower. Jrrr. I.—We hate had another week's hot w..,• wheat is 10. gradually bursting into for. To .. cooler tetnpmature, with light rain. Ti. thi• Mit few *staples of *hest 0111 offer: *here 111. 1% . 111..1. Wm of at. per or. hid to be miloultted to. No alt. 1.,t, of tither grain. Per qr. imper.al to the gri,wer , ger, , *eight mil*. to 1.311.5. per itoperi4l hie/.-1 - • ditto roil, alp*. to (MM., 64.1. to Pat ; 531bs. to 541ba., 445. to 475.. ditto rust. • 631b5.t0 5.1114., 41s. to 434. ; oats, anlbs. to %.11., beans, ftdbii. to U.Slbs., Hi to :401. leas, rU.I4 , . bills., 47.. to 49%. Smeartr.( toN-TvNk, Ji. %g 2. —The wrath- r • favourable. This morning we had rain, last n..t ..t portaoce to be of essential service to sprimr con. At our market this morning we had a misiend. from the growers, as well as from the cow n amt withstanding which, huniever, few trams( tiom name time It may be remarked that holders re.i.t. decline, a strong opinion prevailing tivit the f..; dread) taken place is greater than circumstances Ja.• most Mandl to wilt, and where sales are pre. e 4 had to he admitted to. Little stirring In other ar:.• - - skt.v.srar, Jt NZ !.—The supply of grain and the attendance limited. Per little wis+ t tan .• eta decline Of from 3,1 to per quart. r sack cheaper. Little busliwoo doing iu gr • barley. at unaltered rates. Trarie prime samples were worth from le t t j• p. t ~r In oats, beans. nod pens little Maxine.. Iso tra, :• tett,' rates. Wheat sold from rds. 7!,‘ . rota, Sas. to Sat : beans, ass. to tow ; t.. 1:0s. to 2:4. per or. ; tares, fn. CA. to ta p r r , 611 s. to 73. per qr.; and flour, Sox. to Z. 64. per a.,• ATTLE.—SAttsnear, Just! 2—At today'. neat,. a fair supply of beast:. of a I useful dewy.. otion. i,;; • weather not admitting of heat) , slaughterne:. Ile much sought. and remained a tong titoL. 0.1 h .:e , malnlng unsold at the close of the noirly-t. de • 6d. per se -re. We had a hetti r and larger illtioned sheep no hand to day than see ohs-n. 4 t able time. anal the trade nos brisk, fully toamt. gI• . • Quotations. There were a few pens of prime I; high Prices. t'ous and calves were in cioißldt.r.l.l.• 101. from £l4 to £lB. The pig market We liar.-la ow l was doll, one prices ranged very high. ite4 a ~ ..f ! • • per score ; cow anal heifer ditto, tarp. 1.. i.. ,;.a mutton. 7d. to lid. per II..: other ...1 t., Old. to ; fresh pork, rd. fo bd. p ar P. t.•ater. lwr • 10s. Pd. to bas.: large bacon pigs. I , baron, 841. to b/d.: dr) ditto, !hl to 1,.i o,•I -II (4.1 piekl.,l hams, bid to lOpl. per lb.: anal qii.:••, t•.re to DECLAR ITIONS OF DIVIDE v DO. RICHARD WRITi801:11,4: (seperate estate , Westbroniss lett and Smothwick, ironmaster—let dividend of its. Std., any Thurs. day, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. JOHN WHITIROCSX ;separate estate-, Weetbromwich and Smethwick. tronmaster—tat dividend of 7c Gd,, any Thursday, at,Binnear's, Birmingham. BARNABT GROTR-1, !lewdly, Worcestershire, licensed victualler —let dividend of ts. gjd., any Thursey, at Kinnear's, Blr mingham. JANE FIRM', Brierley-11111, Staffordshire, pamnbroker-Ist dividend of Os. 2(d., any Thursday. at Kinnear's, birmingham. CHUMS-4 Union, Kliesmere, Shropshire, draper-Ist dividend of Is. Bd., any Thursday, at Molnar's, Birminitham. tiROROF. EDWARD LRWIS. Birmingham, and Duke-street, Man chester-square, gun maker-2 d dividend of 2 14-10 d , any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. D2VIDifSDS. Jun* 18. R. Clay, Cromford, Deshire, ehemist—Jane 30. J. Smith, Litchurch, Derbyshire, e ngin eer—June 24. J. Welch and J. Welch, jun. Tipton and Deep Ids Staffordshire, Iron ma nufacturers—June 24. P. B. Smith. Worcester. linendraper - J o dy I. W. Brown, Staffordshire, potter—June 15. W. Stookley ( aspen estate , Liverpool, scrivener—June Id. J. Arkle, lanchester, Dartium cattle dealer—Jane 19. A. Thomas, Ashcott, Somersetabire. blacksmith—June 19. G. Coombs, Oren ton, Somersetehire, baker—June 17. W. Lancaster, Derby, plumber—June 18. A. hose. Hollington, Sussex. builder—June 18. A. King, St. Mary In the Castle, Sussex, quarryman—June 10. T. Barraclough, YMmeld, joiner —June 213. A. 0. W. Bid dulph (separate estate` Ilenrietta- street, Covent-garden, banker —July 1. J. P. Edward s, Birmingham, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DIMLY/Cp. F. Milne and W. Milne. Manchester, merchants—Alice Char. lota Matilda Gray executrix of E. Gray, deceased and 11. K. Webster, Deptford, Durham, rope manufacturers-C. Read de. ceased' and H. Roberts, Helston, Cornwall, mercers—J. D. Leigh and W. Leigh, Patricroft, Lancashire, tronfounders-0. Richards and R. Thompson, Tottenham-oourbnnd, auctioneers —W. Scott and A. U. Paton, Sunderland, agents for the sale of ales—E, Cooke and J. Harrison, Manchester. wholesale book. eellen—G. C. Warden and X. Walker, London street, Fenchurch. street, general merchants—R. J. Ellie i.nd E. Dolby, Laney, Isle of Man, and Liverpool, manufacturing chemists--W. F. Keirby and W. (' Hall, King William-street, City, bullion dealers—R. IX Sewers and W. K. Gilchrist, Glasgow, manufacturers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM Murk Edinburgh, provision merchant, June 6, at Howell's Rooms, Edinburgh. NI ARO SHIT HUNTER or GOODALL, FlsbNssaa, elaCknumnanallise. grocer, June 5, at ld'Queen's Crown Hotel, Alias. JOHM M.MAIL Lanai], by Magnate, June 10, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. WILLIAM AMMAN. Glasgow, neither, JllllOO, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Dram& GIMES, Lendhills, Lanarkshire, baker, June 11, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JAMLs GIL Glasgow, accountant, June 6, at the COMMerdal Hotel, Hamilton. Devito MORE, Penick, builder, June 9, at the Faculty Hail, Glasgow. JAMES SPCALLCM, Glasgow, printer, June 10, at the Faculty Hall, Glaagdw. JAMES prillE, Leith, baker, June 9, at Lyon and rumba's Rooms, Edinburgh. THOMAS ADAMS, Dundee, spirit merchant, /Me 9, at the British Hotel, Dundee. MARKET& LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS.-EAT 30. linporkt. He Urged. Pr.Boock. 1647. liveau—W.L Mak &Wm 6,912 De. bra &bees, ;at Mauritius bass i Wet taut Lodi& . !Neu Siam coloWl _ — 2.376 i 957E9 42,142 1,183 I 9,795 11,071 4,461 53,334 104,660 900 I 34,993 105,893 6 7.824 75579/ 799,148 2,179 i 13,523 34,686 56 5,126 14,087 101 10,774 27,236 81 3,C17 3,191 11,522 3,941 651 6,783 , 1,429 1,433 16,317 3,58617 68,291192 3, 2,306 56,379 1 . 5111 lOU Manilla bp . Rama bons. 2,210 Fmabluacovattoosaks. 3 packages 2,033 Beet Root ..... tyska; 16 Do. bags, IA" C)Ffir—W. I...packages; 1,077 Do kris. ttl Ceylon Do. ....brio. & bags! Mocha packages Other E. India packages Brasil & Costa Rip bags Corm bags Foreign ct= Rog _ 'iii I wiii 25 ;77 Do. lad& Ricii, East India ....to SALTPITILE Wale tras 17,7501 11„Fos4 ea 6.218 i 71,665 TALLOW —D. ESLAT Eel:moo-1 Spot, Ca. 3d.. June, 43e. 3d, end 435. Ad. to Pd. Deßreties to last el The market was flat to-day tiers; October to December, 'realm 14 Casks ; arrivals, COTTON 000118.—liarcaserin, /cog I.—For shipping yarns we have had a more cheerful feeling ln the market, and a dis position to do business. Toe extreme prices asked by spinners, however, have tended to check this disposition, although it is believed that there will be pester activity after the holidays. There has not been much actual business done, and fir the remaining days of the week warehouses will be closed. The market for home trade yarns has been stronger in prise, with a full average businesa, at id. to id. per lb. advance upon last Tuesday's prices for wanks up to 60a In fine numbers there has not been much doing. For cloths last week closed with glees rather in favour of buyers, and mks could only be effected concessions on the rates generally quoted. Under anct a =itions, however, a moderate amount of Dodoes/ was effected, and stocks may be said to have been very considerably reduced In sitirtla,p and other fabrics. ter the illiklllll markets. Yesterday the market opened, as a ariersquance, with a better feelielk and • Pretty general advance ln the quotation for yarns has ta k en place, which has bad tba effect to-day of causing more firmness in cloth, and has gives the market a more cheerful aspect. Boyer, however, are not sufficiently enterprising to Improve on last week's offers, and badness has been a good deal nostricted. WOOLLEN.—Lana, Jou t —There has not been mush business transacted at the cloth halls this morning. Today being Whit-Tuesday, the markets have prsatateid a holiday =tr. TlNallisadsace of buyers hie net bona large, and e cs ratleas love been of a lanes ebsiblolor• Only non& Paresis of mimeo. =I kW,* /111064 SOW la eases whim those goods have biastern4 they love only been In anon quantities In tbe igud, hall • haw mall of unite meltona and haw nee bon set with Tweeds bey* not been In iendbminesb sod elbow deseddeleme been weemdly dab In the anettel 'potties law beta node lot beam mote ems! BMW aid Omit ninsedeolaws ie n inaitml maim ofend wasps Is miens dodo love bassi misetad. = lave diempsi ben& to say large sanonal , fin hive Iltellated TRAFFIC RETURNS. ■IILWA 79. Mile++ raa.. Met. 'rota 7.0,1 open ent4er3. cbandlse. Week ending I Aril 311.308 4 292 7,423 11,720 1 • Week ending May 30. Cork and nendon . ?0 :34 I.e! 416 tilasgon & &mat Western. 240 12,132 I! London, lirtenon.ku roast 33 *163 5,875 35,011 Week ending May 31 , Great Luxembourg Metropolitan 172 1.224 7,294 8.(•?. • .. 41 - 5.9.11 4, ALIN IR. LTY, JUN 2. —APPOINTti ENT , . Lien. tenant Reginald N. Custance, to the Eclipse. N.,sigrii.. ; Ifidabipiniui Chas. S. Nedham, additional, to the Foriohl., ble. Surgeons Richard 1.. It. Head, to the Eclipse ; Dr. Arthur McKenna, to the Kerrey, additional, in lien of an assistant surgeon. Acting Assistant-Surgeon DT. hlich...l Greany, to the Eclipse ; and Naval Cadet nominated. Robt. H. Walpole. WOOLWICH, JrNE 2.—The Admiralty stein, vessel Vivid, Staff-Commander T. Sullivan, has let t Woo!. wish for Aberdeen, to he in attendance upon his 1:0y.1 Highness the Prince of Wales and suite during his (Lunt,- plated visit to Norway and Sweden. DESPATCH OF A NKR SCAN MAILS. --SOT "TH )111..N, 2.—The North German Lloyd steamship Hermato. Captain Wenke, sailed this afternoon with the Slagle,. French, and German mails for New York direct. She tea out 82 cabin and a large number of steerage paseengco. also a full cargo of general merchandise. DESPATCH OF ArMTRALIAH AND NEW %Et: MAII.s.—SoI*THARFTog. JUNE 2. —The Royal Mail Co, • pany's steamer Tasmanian, Captain Leeds, sailed bee to-day with mails for the British and Foreign West ladle, Mexico, the Pacific, California, Central America, Austr, lia, New Zealand, he., she took out fa posenc. rs and large cargo, including English gold coin, 31:.1/. jewellery, 2,7501., and French jewellery, 5,1101. DTSPIPSIA, CONKS.: 31 PTION, RED R 7 Dc BARta's REVALRWra ARABICA troop To IME 3.nitscri, lungs, end ever of old and young, curing, without medirlor 471Pressia (indigestion), constipation, diarrhoe, aridity headache, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, sleeplessness, deNiai. wasting cough, asthma, fevers, consumption, low spirits. 00,..0 cures which had resisted all medicines, including that of ha Holiness the Pope. It saves etty times its cost In other ram. ace.—Ttna, Ilb., 2a. 9d. ; ; 241 b., 40a, or 2d. per ord. Also the Reralenta Chocolate rowder, strengthenit.s than concentrated beet.—Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-quadr.ust. lon don ; also Fortatun and Mason ; and at el, Grac-cherchttrest Cheapidde ; a and 110 Ornrd.eireet Advert etosat. ; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB. BARN ARDISTON : -11•1 . 37 - ai Thelye+, Lady Florence Bareardiatitn. of a ion . . BOMPAS.—FIay 31. at tiloceater-road. Recent'F.re.rt. de xa H. N. tiontpaa, Egg.. barrister.at-law, of a soft GORDON. —May 30, at Loudon wall, E. the wde tt M •sm. BOLT.—May DJ, Mrs. W. D. Holt, daughter.. LACK.—June 1 at Albion.greet Ilyde.park, thy 1. UMW. kip., of daughter. . 310MAHON. —May 31, at C atuaught,yusre. 110 , 1. 0, 11, ' wife of Males McMahon, of Genniogs Pita. Modes • ann. METCALVE—May 30, at Cliff View, &Mu, Kent. the uite P. K. C. Metgalte. Erg_ of a daughter. MUERAY.—May 31. at Nottingham-plate, W., the aHe of (i. J. Murray, fey., of a daughter. 'AM:TH.—SIay 31, at Seamhars, Ciuubilliie, the ade of Eduard J. South, of a sots STEWART.—May 'l, at Powlasqusre. Kendntt a gut, the wife of J. Stewart, Fsy , of &daughter. VAUGHAN.7IIay . 3O, at Southfield!, Wandsworth, the age .4 J. H. Vaughan, of t eau WILL.IB.—May SI, at The Limas, Meat • •urre), the wife of W. P. Willie, of a son. RIARHTAGHEL COITER—MACGILLICL'DDY — Yap 30, at the parish chard,. Clifton, W the Rev. J. W. Hardman. U D.. the Rev. t. Cotter, kb., Chaplain of H.M.S. rjrniont. Rio de I. Eliza 3facOillicaddy, niece and adopted daughter of the lat.. Captain R Stuart. R. N. 11C080S—THORNWI.—June 1. at Bra 'ford pariah ..hurch, Mr. J. Hudson, to Miss Grace Thorne'. both of Bradford. LONO—IIITDCON.—June I. at Bradford parish church, Mr. C Lone. to Miss Jane Hudron, hoth of Shipley. frHALLORAN—MICTCALIE—May 30. at Gil T es's. Vander well W. A. O'Halloran, Fag., of Adhulivilk, or i ir,y, set Warminster, In the island of Jamaica. to Barring MOW. Youngest daughter of the late H. Metcalfe, Kar , of K Weide. Carlisle, Clunherland. WALK KR—W ILA' oN.—Jurte I. at Bradford parish than h. M A. Walker, of Bowling. to Ml.s Mary Wilson,of Watford. WILBRAHAM—BROWNE—June t. at All souls'. Langho.• place, by the Lord Bishop of 'num. If. Wilbraham, fah Mcsatush Lodge. county Mayo, to Lady Marian Brow. youngest daughter of the late Marquia of Mk.. WILEINBON—WILBON.—June I, at Bradford pariah Idr.W. Miklos= So Mao Pally Mhos, both of Bradford. DEATHS. BLACK.—Way $l, at 19, The Titles, Erith, Mary Rhert.vo Daln, relict of J. Blk. req., aged BRUCK to —Hay IS, at M ac aack), In Corsica, al in the thirtieth year al Ma ass, George John Brudenell Bruce, late of bar Wirth lath Hassan, and eldest son of the Eight lion. Lord awe Brace. 11:110 . 111113.—Jane 1, Mr. J. Burgess, a WtNorth. sorrel aged M. - • lUSL—May St, at Coditote Lodge, Welwyn, J. Bug. Eel. _ CROSS.—filay 29, at When/comb., Somerset. Lilts Phillips wife of R. L Cress, woad daughter of the late sir P• P. L Oli g harms, Bart., of °dentin:, Pembrokeshire. GRANT.—Map SI, at Stanford-greys West, Cpper (laptop, M P. Ones Grant. BRAY SS—June 1. at Charlotte-square, Edinhurph , Robert Riot s ,,guier7. yoluNnit child of the on . Lord NeaveA, INS".—may 90. at Hampstead, Charlotte Sarah, k.h.t R. H. Newtown, Req. aired 84. PUCK —Ha7 Ilk at Yoii.plaee, Brighton, Dr. Price. aged 97. HANDOLPH.—t Ched•r-opuara, after three dos' Hiner. Rev. .1. H. Randolph. prebend of Se Poore and late reLter A alux ed temstaltd, honey,7, wood sou of the late Bishop of lorsioL. ag 77. SNUB:)—Ray 11, Mr. J. B. Speed, of Sanative , . Covent - P r/6. aged 77. Whßrk — H ll 7 $l. at Barnard Cottage, Sheffield, J. Hard. 14 ' • aged ff. WILBRAHAII.-111ar PO, at Ling'itheldings, Chester, toilet of IL WOUntbam,log : , of abode 11.11, and dautlito titsioroo___loo., of norm and Chilton, in the osuati saidillid by — l/wad Kim MUM 56 0 1 irsabdoldred. le Os Old d Idder, Wad. la lambed-drisd dlildow r- Warinown. nil S. MIA 2,762 7,1164 ""iii 1,187 603 1,8711 1,41 _ s,on 10,841 44,432 1,780 20,607 24,718 NAOS U 1,306 - 1,035 6-.--- - mill WO Rkei Ire of i ret! g ee , tlO Der vital De! reml Int npoll the ll.' plat mutt t ~ ~r 1110 It. "-.; Ertl el fief