The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-14 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PAfILIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMON& -Ww.: lIIDAY, JULY la (C.nielohd Irma yeskirday's Exprose.) UNIFORMITY ACT AMENDMENT BILL Mr. MONSELL said that the right hoe. gentleman who moved the mooed reeding et the bill had avowed that his object WI to advocate the civil rights of her Majesty's sub jects. It tuned out s however, that he ceetised his edvo cecy to the civil rights of protestant dissenters, while he in Mien phicod Home catholic' upon a pumas where they couh! he pelted et by peewee of any other religion. or of so reiigiou. (Hear, hear.) He protested waist the liberuLty which would work so greet an injuetice and place his eiereligioeists in so degrading a position. (Hear, heir ! ) He felt most strongly th e advantage it would be if MI dares of her Majesty's subjects had edmission to the aatioo.d uoiversities. Oue of the petitioes had stated the anti .ty of the petitioesers that the honours of the univer sity should DO thrown open as widely se the state had thrown open the avenue to civil rights end honours. The limit he would place to that was this--that the fullest privilegesshould be given which would not be detrimental to the fun damental principle upon which the only/initial were founded, mid that appeared to he that religion should no: be dieocieted from, but should form the basis of donation. If the right boa, gentleman wee successful he would con tend that ho bad established the principle that religion was sot to be at the base of ideation. He hoped for the assistance of gentleman opposite is resisting that moat dep rave, of all principles, which held that religion was to be fleece:mod from education. (Opposition cheers.) Mr. WHALLEY supported the bill, contending that the principle of the church of England was to throw opal its doors as wide as possible to all classes of dissenters. He looked with greet suspicion on the alliance which had just been avowed by the right hoe. gentleman who spoke last sad bon. members on the opposite side of the house. (Hear.) Mr. NEATE admitted t h at Homan eitholim might be justified in arguing that the emlowmeete of the universities did not belong exclusively to the church of &allied, but such a plea did not lie in the mouths of individuals who bad accepted the modided church which had been este, bhshed by act of parliament. The same act that settled the church ruled all the subsidiary and educatioml ar rangement,. He ooetooded that, whilst the church was en institutiou of the constry, it would be uojost to day to universities rocoected with the church the arcs privileges which were extended to the educatimal institutions of other denomination. For these ressoss he trusted he should sot lemisur.derstood iu opposing the It& .. - The house divided— For the sewed reed* Against SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CLERGY DLSABILMES =LOYAL BILL Mr. KINNAIRD presented ► petition against the bill. Sir N. HEATHCUTE, in moving the mooed reedieg, ``lamed at the history of the Scottish episcopal church Irmo the time of NiUi.m 111. down to the present day. In William's time the Scottish episcopal clergy being sos. jurors were dissevered from connexion with the ebarch of England, but their spiritual ehassotsr was sever denied. The persecutions, however, of the church culminated during the Jacobite insurrections, when the members being mostly Jacobite were treated with great severity. Dario; the reign of Auue the exclusion continued, but since thus at intervals successive relaxations were made in the law. The object of the preenet bill was to abolish whet remained, sad to enable Scottish episcopal clergy men to take orders in the church of England. The remedy they proposed was sot the mere simple repeal el t►e disabilities —a power was give, to the bishops of examining those gentlemen who were candidates, The hon. gentleman might an well refer to the Heptareby as to the toles with Sootlarid. (Hear, hear.) The Scottish church bad pot interfered in thismatter, and it might be assumed they luiewtheirown bnsioe■s better than thelioo. gentleman. There was an objection Maned all this. It was said—True, the prayer-book was the same, but io the prayer•book there was an alternative service, called the Scotch communion 'Aire; and it was apprehended that this service contained some errooeous doctrines. There was a suspicion that it contained some doctrines leaning to popery ; but be main tained that this objection was of no weight, and the service was not compulsory. This bill came down front a large and lull committee of the home, and the (supporters of the bill woes extremely anxious that the restriction should be massed. These subjects had bee, before the house before. He hoped English ministers would combine to rescue Soot• land frai an injustice, and that Scotch members would unite to do justice to their countrymen. (Cheers.) Mr. I{I.I4NAIRD moved "That a salmi committee be appointed to inquire how far any privileges which may be conferred upon the Mery of the exusoopal church in Scot land. would interfere with the treaty 0 , union between England and Sootlandosod into the expediency of removing at It. same time from the minister. of the retablished church of Scotland, the disabilities imposed on thew by the Act 13 and 14 Charles IL, c. 4." (Criee of " Divide.") Mr. WALTER thought the house was retitled to male explanation es to what the precise status of a Scottish cleartman would be ander tril. provisions of the bill. Mr. G. DUFF supported the bill. Mr. NEWDEGATE wan quite willing to leave the matter in the hands of Mr. K inns ird and of the select com mittee bleb he bad isoommended. The hill seemed to him to be an attempt to incorporate the episcopal church of Soothed into the church of England. Mr. Slack, Lord H. Scott, and Mr. Stirligig supported, and Mr. Hadfield opposed, the bill. Mr. BOUVERIE a:premed bin Wasik.° to vote for the wood reading os the grimed that the privilege which the Scottish episcopal clergy sought was a civil sad not a spisitual The ameedmest wee ultimately wiilscla awe, and the bill maenad a mood time. TL Poor•law Gaudier's Blestion Bill, the Ineolyeet Debton Bill, the P.tty Offences Law Amendment Bill, the County Voton Registration Bill, and the Jenny Court Bill wens withdrawn. The Ecclesiastical Ooart sad Registries I Irstaitd) Bill was read a third time sad pseud. Yr. W. E. DUNOOYBE opposed the recommittal of the Niermed Orals Prolubitacm Bill, and moved that the home go into committee oe the memose that day throe months. The motion we, on a divisioe. eepatired by 60 to 38 aad the house went isto committee on the bill aad agreed to the olaosee. FORTIFICATIONS AND WORKS. - - --- In • committee of the whole bones a resolution was pro posed, granting the sum of 120,0004 for fortifications and worts, bmt on a discussion arising the motion was post poned until Tharsday. SUPPLY.—REPORT. The resolutions upoo votes agreed to in a committee of supply were brought up cod weed to. The Expiring Laws Continuance Bill and the Militia Ballots Soscesaioa Bill severally passed through committee. The Election Petitions Act (IE4) Amendment Bill and the Married Womee's Acknowledgineats Bia.—The orders foe smug into committee ware discharged and the bills with drawn. The Trespass (Ireland) Ball was read a third tim. and Pared. . _ L.are was given to bricg in the following bills, and they were afterwards read • first time :—Oo the motion of Sir If. CAIRNS, • Bill for adjustment of Charges on the Re venues of the Archbishopric of Armagh ; on the motion of Mr. DoDSON, • 8411 to confirm pertain proceedings of the Janice. for the snooty of Sussex; on the motion of Mr. COWPER, a Bill for the better regulation of the Traffic on Westminster Bridge, and for the prevention of obstructions thereon ; on the motion of Mr. Put., • Bill to confirm • 'Provisional Order n•der •' The Dreitsage •al Improvement of Lands (Ireland) Act, 1863;^ &Wale, • Rill for impress ing by machiury Signatures of Names on Bank Notes and seettio Bills of the Bank of Ireland ; and on the motion of Mr. VILL/TU, • Blil to extend the powers of the Public Works (llas•factarisg Districts) Act. The hones adjourned at 6 o'clock. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. EITICINGHAMSHIRE —We learn on the beat antLority that the statement of Mr. Du Pre, iateocled re tir.rneot from the representation of this county is entirely erroneous. Mr. D 4 Pre ham sever announced any intention of retiriog from the representation of Iftickiughaumbire at the next electioe, ■nd there was to such undentanding between the conservative and liberal panes at the late election. ulteltSTElt CITY.—In anticipation of an early general electioo great activity is being exhibited here among the political gulden:los. One of the sitting members (Mr. Ricardo) having expressed his intention to retire from pub lic MIN four catidadates are in the field—via, Mr. Allsopp, the *miming brewer, a conservative ; Mr. Lealett, an ..in depesdnot ;" Mr. Lyeett (of the firm of Dent and Co„ Loaloo. glove roanufseturers). and Mr. Sheriff (mayor of Worcester), in the liberal interest. All them candidates, except Mr. Lycett, have made a personal canvass of the electors. - - TysEmot-re.—The prospect of an early general eleetioo has roused the liberals of Tynemaith to motion. They bare succeeded in securing a candidate in the person of Mr. G. to. Trevelyan, author of " A Competition Wallah." sad nos of Sir Charles Trevelyan, the well known Indian financier. A zealous and ardent reformer, he is also a supporter of the ballot; sad so additional claim to support he possesses is the local °nano:Con which he enjoys. his faniily having been long associated with the enuoty of Northumberland. The chances of Mr. Trevelyan's 6000,011 appear to boo of a most favourable character. —Neircuele Chroxide. • Tbe following is the programme for this day (Thunday): . Pint stage of gnomes Prue, at 500 yards ; Carbine Prise, ' Prise com bined ante 200 yards ; first stage of the Alexandra FINSBURY CIACCR.—A meeting of the inhabit- D o t s o f Cambridge's Prise °motioned ; the Eollald As sam of Finsbury-circus was held on Tuesday, Alfred Some, . ". iation Cup coatinutel ; Lord Vernon's Prise, at 500 y a rd s; EN.. F. S.. in the chair, when it visa limn loosely resolved— Tom a palatal impression has been produced to the minds di r k " of. the iottabitants of Fiesbory-circus by the Boma of AK pose-offkit, elicit is now noder the charge of Sergeant Russell, C4lllolobll pintas the Metropolitan Extension Bill to of the A dirieloo • mid it is really surprising to know the liosbnry-square, whereby their ornamental garden will be amouee o[ eirrigp'ogdpoce which panes through his hand. byP"sing,k. this bill the f gaedem of the metropolis bee beau be ring the care daily .1 upwards of zOOO lettere, what - eititi — relv roomed-- p ressure ; ar .,, e _ d is iatr : p b . uted vi to ui tb M tat,,wildtpithiLyisarLddirtidiur all orer devised a boo to the eastern district of the City more &tn.. "''" dalireriee mental to the Manses of the public, sod whereby • larder envy my. rate of perms. would have hem iimineventeeced ; that a f - petition he presented to the House of Lords to protect LONDON GINEKAL OWNIBON CO*PAIIT(LINIIN4 the tackler dettructios of property by rejecting the bill —Tesille reolipes week esdiai July 10. L 3,7021. 12a. 3/ TBS MURDER ON THE NOB= LONDON &MIRA rt SPORTING_ INTELMORNCE. LAW INTELLIGENCE. -...-..-..• LIVERPOOL JULY MINTING. f• COURT I.OBATE AND DIVORCE. (• • •• Jinx it Were the Judge Ordbary.) WA WT V. 'mar men JOXA&Ill tun). The following are the principal manages in the letter re hired to yesterday in our import: "Dearest Lois—for deer you will ever be to me—l got your letter as to your going to Cheitimehent. Yea z . j. d:r . I going to gt i tt isi l or koo l v i r a l rn You have net znein; with sm. Why go? There was no Deed of your doia i g h lo ; You said the teeter wan caly as excuse if required. is a pumas is that book you told me to read—' Lost and Saved Wilms home to my miserable heart now. It says (Bristrios 'peeks to Tioboroe)—' Aod do you suppose that she who I so conning to him. to all around her. is not enemies to you? Are you so vain " I will sever wish, deer Lout, that Ood may ;swish you. No !no! My ortly_pleesure earl my only blaming on earth be yours. . . . Yoe may And those that is a worldly joint may be of mere minks you than I can, but never, sever wi ll you meet a heart so no warmly, kindly, faithful to yea as mine has bees. I ressot fagot yew I moot cease to love you, and remem ber that if ever I ono help you, Loui, say it. Though Indies sad miles away may be between us, and we may Dever meet spin here or bereafter—for may your fortunes be far re moved from my lot !—yet will your deer self ever be is ray heart, sad ever in my memory. . . Oh, Lori, Loui, 1 ell my min, end all the dark future before E 0 7 41 had eon Up* and use condom oomfort— you. Now that has bees taken from me I feel debased, hopeless, wretched kayoed all expression. Loui, for you I forgot a loving wife, end trampled os three that triteted me. I gave u a love, Loui, that I never gave woman. I thought but of you, rioted you, liked you be an d all . . . We meet so more, dear Lout, and I before long I shall be far away, I hope, ever from the land that bolds that which I thought wee mitt*, and mine only. . , .110 sot, I implore of you, think there is one angry or bitter thought in my heart await you. I am crushed mad, mimerable, and yet still every kind thought, every kiwi wish of my heart, is your. Prey think, dear Loaf, some time, of ma, and oh God, believe ens that though Misbeart is breaking with every miserable thought of when aid what you are &tog, it is still as fondly loving you ea ever. Good bye, my own dear LOlli ; nay you be happy—happy es I I wish yes — happy se shall ever prey that you may be I have not got your letter at the Waterloo. I will mower it, and than, Lad, dear Loui, farewell for ever. "tirokar." _ _ It was stated in the House of Commons by Sir George Grey, the Seerelary of Statism Tuesday right, that It had bees aseartaised by the pollee that the shale %Ikea from Mr. Briggs had been sold to • silversmith, who bed given an excellent description of the puma who mid it to kin. The allremmith alluded to amiss os besieges la Cbeepside, bat he desires that his saw should not be pub lished at presoak. The following details of the cerium stance' attending the recovery of the chain are antimafia. and may possibly lead to the detedios of the parties en gaged in the perpetration of the atrocious edam. Ablest ten o'clock on ldotil•y morning • pence of kuniga •ppesr ante, and of somewhat slender build. entered the shop i• question, and addressing a brother of the proprietor, mid, In good Eogiish, "I want you to wheals this Albert desk for one of the same cost; e•a you do se?" While saying this, he removed with both bands from in front of his waistooat • msarive gold Albert chide with • seal sad • key ; but it ersa observed that if it were attached to • watch in the w►istcoat pocket, no Micah, or delay was experienced in detaching it. The gentleman held out his baud for the chain, sad the stranger headed it with great readiness, saying, " What will yea aetheage it for r and is reply be was informed that it would be necessary to weigh it to ascertain its value. The proprietor wee thee sent for, and when he came into the shop be took the chain to the melee to weigh it, and touted its value was 31.1. A 11111111. ber of Albert guards were taken from the window end shown to the individual, but it was soon perceived that he would not take an article for which he would have to pay • halaece in money. He was shown one, the wet of which he woe Informed woe ss. more than the value of that whisk ha brought, but he objected, and he oboes one worth 31. be. He was thee melted what be would take to make up the se. Wears, and he mid he would have • gold eager ring. He selected • wooed. hand gold ring with • oornelian in it. It was a very peculiar ring, having a head engraved upon it, which was calculated to render it unsaleable. He put it on sad tried it upon his Boger two or three tunes, and said that it would do, esti he would take it. He kept it os hie finger. If he bad • watch tt was sot man, sod the Albert guard wee put into • paper box and handed to him. He took it sad left the shop. Up to that time the proprietor of the shop sod his brother were ignorant of the feet that a murder I and robbery had been committed on the Not :h London Railway. Bat in as hour afterwards • sesames% who came into the shop spoke of the ecru-yeses as coo of 1 1 singular atrocity, and said that an amount of it had bees published in the monies papers. The newspaper, whisk had not been thoroughly reed, was taken up, and epos • second permed the proprietor spaced the menthen of the fact that a watch and chain he i bees ruried off by the murderers. At first he attached so aspartame* to the description of the obeli, but in another port of the &coma, he found that the hook of the dial' had been left is the dead man's waistcoat. Upon looking at the chain which ►e had obtained by manage in the morn ing, be me that the ►ook was missing. His anspicioos were I aroused, and he immediately plead the gated under • nag nifying glees and examined it with greet care for spots of blood. The meet search* aortainy failed to detect •ny whatever. It was also ascertained beyond doubt that the chain had not been washed. The dirt sttaobiag to the chain from long weer was visible under the magnifier, sad was perfectly undisturbed. Although his auspiame seemed to be thus far not borne out, be in the evening wrote a letter to the police at Bow, informing them of the feet that • shahs had been exclianscd at his shop, whets it could be seen. The next morning, however, reeding on the placards • minute description of the miming property of the murdered maa, he had no longer hay doubt but that the chain in his pommies woe the identical one that had been robbed. He hes =diesely proceeded to Scotland-yard, and gave it to the authorities. After his return home ea officer cams from Bow and took the awls to the family of the late Mr. Hemp, w►o at aloe identified it. The Tactics sow arises whether the man who exchanged the chain in the shop in Cheeped, was the murderer of the deceased, or warn a confederate. He warn • man rather above the middle height, aid under rather thee over 32 years of me. He was of deader b•t., and his oounteasne. bore • bilious hue. Though aranisteiresbly foreign is appe•nmee he wore neither meastathe see beard, let he seemed to have slight whiskers. His dress demoted Wes to be • clerk—he was certainly not • escheats. He woe a black coat somewhat cut away is front. His waistcoat me dark and him trousers were of • light, bet not bright esker. His manner bespoke him to be either • Gentian or • Swim He spoke English correctly and idiomatically, sad with perfect ems. It was evident from hi sweat that he must have been for • loos time resident ia thin country. It was not remarked at the time, but it Is now reeollected, that during his careful &election of a chain and ring, he always happened to place himself is such • peeiticia that be wee not exposed to the fell view of the party to shoot he was speaking. He wan in the shop altogether ease tea or fifteen militate. vatDinanay. • Mamma Rte. a 6 move. trek with JO shied, for all ages ; mitaa penalise end sliommam. Olaf • mile). (4 subs.) Mr.J.Mahs : :opless, by lad Faitoookirg—Cherlot II 18 4 me „ 31b Mt. lbactlen, (CbMkoor) 2 Betting : 3 to 1 am acoolisa. Tin GMAT LaMantia/ YBODOCR etwa. of 10 nom. inch, h ft, with 100 ...led, for 2ir-olds ; colts, Pit 101 b ; Merton' penalties and allowances. T.Y.O. (half s mil.). (42 tabs._) Maros lelere's ficoleaa. by mirilielibbor—ookooda. • Set lalb Lead fasintords awing Ova, gat NM (1. Oabone.) 2 TM following also ma Loyal Blglinews. NotbAng More, lad 0 Bet= to 4 apt Contra., 7 to 4 agst Nothing More, and 4 to 1 apt flpris Goa. Tan Sams rnwiy of IS mom mai, with 50 ter all ages. ; winners Man. T.Y.O. Ora( • telle). (28 8 = Mr. ltailiffs Ctimbury, by liarplioe—losina, S o c ial !: finettiding Sib extra) Mt. rldniPee Permadon, $ 7rr. Vag Sib (J. Ortnwhawl 2 Mt. T. Iloglea's Jade, said. 7et alb.— .. id. Hades 3 The followtvg also ran :—Oisny Girl, Wow, My Mary. num gone. Dermot Aalborg. and Tile CuMiu Hotting 11 to 4 apt Pateattioa, .9 to apt 11 to 2 apt Juliet, 6 to 1 *soh apt Gipsy Oir b ad e gy Mall, 7 to 1 sot Helper, and 100 to 6 apt Dermot Arthore. TYIO STALLS (Haman* of 6 sem. mak, with 50 addad, for tir•olda Whiners extra. T.Y.C. (half a,mile). (18 subs.) Unools's Um by Prime IGaster—Caadlewlek, list Mb (H. Taylor) 1 W. C. Peek. Jan.'s Emeller, 710 7lb (L Harrison) 2 BlZlCdces lady eaten, 7471 b 'enr. Tart Mb) (Challonar) 3 TIM following also ran :—Meetion. awes lade, Maggie, Creme de Vanilla, Yeasts, Pan. Betting 11 to 1.0 apt Emeiler, 7 to 2 apt Zia" end 4 to 1 .0 Sweet Jame. Tan MMTMCIL TICITINCISILLI. (HANDICAP) BILK= Of 10 sore. sack with 100 added, far 3-yr-olds sad upwards; whams extra; mooed to tam his Make. Oise mils. (21 sobs.) Mr. Pam% Priadval, by Filbert, dam by Linwood. 6 ma 310 (Holm) Canaan Cbristle's Warrior, 371., dia ?lb ....(TorUnaon) 2 Mr. T. Hughes's Joliet, 7et Mb ' following shoran - Mary, Penomice, and Pandiate. Batton : 6 to 4 apt the ' 4 to 1 apt Pumas/Ma, 5 to 1 apt Juliet, 6.t0 1 rah apt arrive sad My Mary. THE Sm•rox Mrim at 30 mos. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr. olds; colt. Bst 80Ib ; Mee, 84,611); maws extra. Oas mile sad a quarter. (6 sobs.) Mr. Bowes Claremont. by De Uses—Ould Acquaintance, 3 yrs, bet (Inc. Sib eL) (Adman) w.o. A thmarirrarss of 10 tots..esok, fog 2 sad 3-yr-olds ; tasitits and allowance@ ; the wmner to be sold for 100 Nova nark' a a mile. (3 mt.) sootre Holkar. by NevPle—Conntam Burling "e• 2 Yr% Mt alb (dagem) w.o. Brrarsbyoz nue HANDICAP nal% of 50 lova. T. Y.C. Letters of the respoodeot to her husband pre;foZki the discovery were &hal put is. They war couched in the most slisetWeate terms. There was hkewumi another letter alter the naparation, writes. in that Arlie of abject penitence which is asnal in sash area Mr. Chanibess having addressed the court in mitigatiou of damps, His lordship briefly surnamed up. The jury, after bail an hour's oonsideration, found • war. diet (or the petitioner, with 2,0007. damages spinet the corespowlent. Deane end with waste. I • st lb mt lb Hewer Glp6y Old IIO Brocketlas My ll 4 Pao 1 8 Lady Seeks 6 A Nogales& II I Maggio, 6lO Boothia The above an all hem This case, which iTt - S - slt Forj - OdIci;1 separation on the grated of cruelty, brought by the vide of Thomas Hopley, wee octuesoold jest Wore the titles of the court. We reserve our report. ABINGDON RACKS.-WIDANIDAY. Tai STAND PLATA of ao son. ; Willman =Ds ; data& ran in. Almost a mar. Mr. Baltniarsb's Itagenerator, by Barna —Fraud. 4 yrs. 744 41b (8. Dibbled , 1 D4r. Bazon's Jane Idiom I yrs, est bigkr) I Kr Tuen's Virloa, 4 yrs, 304 Mb J. Adams) S The folio:ming also ran: —Confusion, Barter, Overcast. Duchess of sank Black Friar, linaniey, Eugenie. c by Zen- -Ohio— Mbhap, Morris Dancer. Iby Loonboir—Jetty Tres. and .1 as ry. &Wag : 4 to 1 apt Musky, 5 t.l apt Jame 15hore, 6to 1 ypt Eugeaie, 8 to I apt ViAou, 1010 I mob apt °variant aad Begewentor. AHANDICAP 811111PSTA1111 of 3 •ows. each, with 30 said l the .4mm to be gold for 406 About three-quartero el a male. (9 mute.) Yr. George's Lord or Ur Manor, by Toiscbitose—Va'- Helen, aged, Sat lHb (Fordisma) 1 kr. J. Smith's Birdlime, a yea 121 b _Mew) I Mr. Toinalinwer Gorr, yrs. 701 lib (Lmbold 3 The following alas ram: Victoria Gross, Less La tby Omar ttl Veep, and c by lard of the as to 2 apt Victoria Cram, tel Ima apt Iced of tie Mawr sad Roes Iwo, W 1 eget Birdlime. Tux Nll2B2lir PLai of 50 sm.. for &g-old. ; wiaamo oaths. About three-qoartets of a mile. Yr. Williams's Aristocrat, by Teddlagtots—liadrigal. MI art Mr. WaleVe Wands, Tat Gb ( S. Adams M ) ) 2 Mr. Bellow's The Cross, Tat lib LOSSOW nil following Moo ran : Sea Eagle, Caasoble Ally, 1:1Za t l Hetty, British Queen, 11inadbere, Avoecilg ra r n r _ The Veiled& oolt. let 121 b (ine. 7lb extra), was weigbed foe by Fordham, and the number displayed on the telegraph, but the barestell lama, and did rot so to the poet. Betties sto 4 apt Latitude, 6to 1 apt L Paptilon, 8 to 1 apt Dr. Swiehteil, and 10 to 1 apt Betty, the Crow, and Tluvedbare. of 5 ears. soh, with JO added ; the willow to be sold tat 50 room ; ireght foe ago ; allow ances._ About kelt • mule. 167BalTalWiltarZer. 4 Yrk ast 71b .... (0...) 1 Yr. Flerabses 2 yrs, EM 1311) (Clarke; 2 Yr. Saxon a Anna, 3 yrs, TM llb (IL Sharp, 3 Betting : 8 to 4 ow ingeoesstat (all bolo wen made Ant past the post). Tax ABOIGDONSTAinis at 10 - son . sweb,lslt, with 50 added, foe 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Out 10lb ; Allies, Bst ilb; willows awn; allowances. Three-smart= eta wile. (16 swim) Kr. J. ,Lowes Wily by Ethelbert,—Grloals. kg 71b . _ (Fordbals) 1 Mt. Merrysc by Ocastoa—Ved, alt Idb Ol. Covey) s Mr. T. Pads Qeds, Sat ne Aealop) indsl•lgl also tsp. Bettis( : Eves as Ediths, 2 to 1 opt Esdaleigh, 3 to 1 apt the Vest colt, sad 4 to I opt Quis. A fiwisravAssa of 3 sows. each, with 90 added ; weight fat age, wttA shag allowasess. Ose wile. Mr. C. P. Ralph's Inn Pickles, by Neville, 2 yrs, ht lUD Mr. ( .) S W ( alves Lady Coebrasse, f yes, let llib Sharp Weed ) 1 ) Mr. lbsddfffst by Oen= Di Vera—Blows,7 yrs, rat Illb (C) (PAM 3 Michael and lama Lee she rsa. _ . _ The chain exchanged for that M Mr. Briggs, end now in pororesios of the scppmed murderer, is twelve Moire Icing, sod composed of maimed links closely pawed together. technically known as "square secret link oval," with swivel key of a knot patters. It osier iiiktien penny weights. t.l opt Bitting :B or 2 Is 1 sok NW Praia, 5110 !sot Miebseal, 3 a Los. Tag COLMAN &Lime of 10 sm. esab, 5 ft, sad 2 U declared, s 14 with d 5O addad ; 'lasso Oss sale. (26 obs, dsclare.) Mr. Itoblason's flkdezzeser. by Ilicsebrell—ftirl, 4 pa , 714 elbs(lne. 710 (Noble) 1 Mr Ranee Ameagebik 4 1111124, (Lightfoot) 1 Mr. 94eveasa llikinassli .3 yee. let 71b 4101. 71b ez.) Lady di Veep sod Neophyte also rao. Beak; : Eves PI FIIIIIIIIDIIIOI Laminar. 4 be 1 each mit Neophyte sad Stackowoor. 5 to 1 age 4 Awaska. z 7 I au v! 7:: 7,J 41 46 - t ipC' f THE --- , • L 44, • 196 4 _•• • 'a 1 1. / The horsed Judge iii—Tban, guatienea. See ley the primer le set isolW The loremee—We do. Mr. Baron Bramwell—AM I quite agree with you. I be lieve the wee to be patently iesseeed. and he MN lam the court _ _ 111aatioa mimed to the aadiomse ao stir faction, and the polar nmo dthe unformosie moo to the calls below, at the regent c his utHeiter, ter the lea* &piaci him oa the put of the mob b Mill so Mum it was coosiderod wish to allow his to lama Dori* tho hold ing of the *Rent be hod to he sassily aoudad ea his to aad fro, aad th e woman, his wife, wasdiasaimd 4 ai tt e police, as ia the tweet of her Mies tompiuCtetff had good room te fear oho would have lama lolled ly the mob. The mart ad court yard IMO 1110141111 a the morphia. With this case coded the criminal lowborn for the toasty end borough of Lobate,. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT (Before ChitaJudo bole.) haw Osborne, a reepeetable looking me, dessibed es a railway inspector, wadi indicted for rap. upon Logy Paulyn. Mr. Lilley prosecuted, and Mr. linens &forded the —Sr. It appeared that the prisoner was as inspector, who had been log in the asseico of the Londos died South Weston Railway Company, and the proscenia was the wife of a labouring man reeking near Starr. The oilers was alleged to have been imparted in a railway carriage on the journey of a train from Reading to Ashford. The mi. deur of the emigrant: received so corroboration, whin the prisoner received the highest parible chancier from the railway Acids soda bust of triode. The jury, after five minute? canaideratloe, Manor a verdict of Acquittal, and the pr was discharged, re orrice on quitting the pd a perfect oration from a numerous concoune of his frissds. Wore the Iter Arch. M'Noir, 26, soldier, Mord ac ) guilty to an kWh:4- mila Margin hum with unlawfully died maliciosaly Wain in, grievous bodily harm upon Charles Beery Goodehild, b. Meg a astable in the Metropelitae Police Faros, In the eneention of his duty. Mr. Cooper prosecurd ; the primmer was uedeleaded. It appirred that the to was as duty op B'ack heath au the sth of 3mm - between as. sad two o'clock in the moraine. Seeing something lying in the middle of the road he riot up and found the prisoner leas salmi is • elate of dimness's. The potteries' woks him up, sad told him he was lying ia a most dangerous position, ho w bad asked him where he was going. The primmer, was le uniform, said ha was on hi way to Greenwich, and as the Micutor w going that way he allowed him to lean urea as rbaly had ant nooseded far before the p.:aooer turned upon him, and attacked him in a most brutal reallbtff knocking biro down, sad kicking him most fero cionely, Orlin; esivenal ef hi fingers, and lathier' such mere Utica.= epos him that Its is sat yct fit to return to his duty. The primmer said be was drunk at the dam and she did not corder be was roporible far his actions. The jury found hi Ossify, aed the Reorder aterreed him to new moths' imprisonment Arthur Arnow, 40, warehouseman, 11/11 [Dada km MR lug 45 pairs of leather uppers, the yeoperty of Abraham Flare and another, him norm Mr. Oppenhoini preereted ; Mr. Kamp defeeded. The jury found the primer &Why, and he was esrenced to eighteen rootithe' imperanmeet. John At • Dottald,l3, was labeled far woman; Alexander Scotto, with 'Meat to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Oollios prosecuted ; Mr. Lair defended. Mr. Collies said shat mass the onfertnnate oemmeesse useatimed I. the Micintent had takes ere, the prosscolw had died, bat it was sot alleged that the weeod inflicted by the primer was the clam of death. The fair was. as follows :—lt appeared that the dressed, who was essely eighties yarn of ego. wee employed al a piston sloop in , Rotherbithe, aad as the day in meriint the 3rd of May, ' the prisoner waa rand* outside the atop, looting in, and would persist in doing ao in spite of the orders of the de cord for him to go away. At last the latter west out to him, whoa he picked up a some mod threw it at BerAtier. At thr t ruse ale Wows had a Mils to him bleed, rid a ans took Mies yeselled ia the primer sr= the drisemd in the thigh. A huge quantity of flood from the wound, amid the deramd died a forthight after. A post trams inantiaatios took place, when it wee assertaleed that the same of death was leflommiter of the bowels by a rose being in the intaram, and it me sired se a remarkable lot that most Ilk* the decerers life had bees protoged through the wooed beteg haired, Al the has of blood oared the inflammation to go down motambet. At the time of Milt the waned en Rosalie' bed newly MLA. The joy food the primer Guilty of unlawfully wounding. The Recorder told the primmer that although be had sat mooed the death a th e hoommet, still be bad foliated • very —ale what might Me hem a very—dimperons wand. nee Feriae of using the rife most always to marked with the court's severe Memo% The asters was that be be kept in her Majesty's gaol of Renate for me mouth. (hope Phillip, 26. canoter, was indicted for burglary and !teeing two table cloths and several other articien. . . The jar; toed' tre a 4mear Guaty, agd, • nenTiker d previous davistioes been proved wind him, he iris Designed dein years' servitude. (Bodoni Mr. Oonunissiousr %err.) Thomas Rutherford, • highly regrettable Town man, ear. resdered to take kis trial span en Wielded dress Imo with ids:wetly deasklag Emily Aytes, la • =Minty car riage epos de Nerd Hest Railway. Mr. Poled progegeded, and Mr. flerjedt 13aliasidae ad Mr. F. H. Leine didaided. _ The present& is an exceedistly pretty and tsteresebt young girl, who gave her evidence with treat a= modern. She said that she wee le the germ* el liolaa. of Sterneed-vOles, Hossialias- Oa the 20 1 a al May last aka left home for the purpose of going so her grandfather's femoral, but Aoding that be bad bees buried WADS days previously, she Minot she would take a Wip I. Woolwich. I. no her sister, and for that parpos. she took the tens at Loadoe.bridge about Dr. .'.lock I. the erasing. There were several pementers is the carriage, moat whom wee the defeodant, who sat is the men compartment, and out to her. la his right bead he earned a brows paper wen, ad war big left ens was hie gnat nat. When they hed tot ism the tassel the witness fell the prisoner's band thrust up b ee poitiemer and pined epee bee thigh. She instantly moved bar politica, and whoa she tads nine or: of the tunnel she accesed hM d the offence. He made so &sower to the dump. and air beformed a lady d what bed maned. sad when UM Inn ennui at Wen wish negated Wet bad ceoured to the Anion waster sod ponied the defendant oat. He advised her to gin him into custody, mid at first she 'greed to do so. but she atterwassis said she should consort with her friends epee the =Md. Os ente int home she iaskatly take bre mistress whit bed hies phom Is enne-examinatiou alie and she era 21 years el age. The deleodant did not speak to her Ware be committed the cuing, complained of. She arm sot canna whether or be be bad a ghee es. SO 1,0141 a CrigOliall s 4 Ow time. The 000401111/61168 ores eery sonad. A witness earned Chatopios, who we is the oompartment when the meant was conunitied, corroborated the steer meat of the prosocutrix so to the defendeat siting eery does teller. The station-master 4 Woolwich deposed that the prose outdo had instantly spoken to him on the arrival of the Main. Be spoke to the defendant, who declared the state meet to be altogether fake. Mr. BsLimnos, is • most eloquent speech to the contended that the whets wake wee a masteke. Both the parties were highly teepsciabla. and it appeared to him that the primeratrix had in a mousiest of excitement fancied that which had so foondatios. eke might have booms memo in the dark and it was notizeprobakile that what she fawned to blithe prisoser's head was is reality bet ows crinoline. The learned serMant thee sailed • number of highly respectable witnesses to character, anion them being the Rev. Dr. Lee, Rector of Mimicry, mid also Dr. Bit.s, his.curats, who spoke at bevies known the defendant for upwards of 17 Teen, darns( which time belied always bone • mast tmeareptionable dis torter for esomlity, having bees superintended of the girls' charity schools attached to the church of that gen tleman. It was also weed that be was • ship-broker is bislang on his own account, which Dodoes' had bees left to him by his master on amount of his good endue. After a short consultation, the jury Acquitted the prisoner. ROYAL Hruatra tioctErT.—Yesterday the huff y early general court of the otiedusten of this moiety took a rty g e ra omen Trafalgar-square ; Mr. B. B. Osbbell to the chair. Mr. Lambece Young, the serreway. vied • etittement of the society'. operMiose dories the last six months, hoe which it appeared that the Men of gelled cues since December lest was 73 (cies eses often comprisiag several pencee). and 107 et the individual; were swore fully treated. FM were beyond snowy, mix had at tempted sekide, and six wises were referred to the general court. Of Hyde-park caw mese December last, then VIM 22. Of these 14 were seceerefully treated ;lire were beyond recovery ; wasfossil drowned, and Wes had attempted naiads. The reseepts kilt Ike belf-year bad unwanted to 9384 194 11d. (isolndkag • balsa» in Lead of 1384 4e. 2d.1, esd the payments to 819/ 9a. 4d., leaving a balance is favour of the society el 1191. 10a. 711. The following were the oases described is which the eseisty's medal had been awarded far bemuse sad courageous conduct :—Lieuteeent C. A. J. Heysham, R.N., and Sunned &aphis, boy, saved &auk Bowes, • boy who aimidestally fell ovoszd at see, on the tad Septessiree, 1663. Paul F. Le Boutiller saved Malls. De Com, stewardess, who was shipwrecked ar Jersey, July 241 1863. Mr. Donald Nicoll sand J. ' Prised, sad tried so save D. F. H &Nord, who broke through the ice is • pood at Haingetead, Felwaary 10, 1864. Lieu- Mout N. B. Sat* ILN., saved Wilkens Chou, • meows of be Mft wev's drip Micas, who sceidestsUr fell over board .1 see. February 9, 1864. Lieutement Hoary Woe% ' sod Willies' Altos& quartersmster, lured William Barker. a seaman, who accidectally fell everhoud at ass. December 1. 1863. Mein Tied*, gasser, B.Y.A. sued Beery auks, • sumer, she became exhausted while bathing ell Fart Onsikeriand, Perlamouth. May 16. 1 864. Liesessuat-Ookeril D. D. Muter. 13th Light la /miry, saved George Bryon, a boy ten years of fte, who fell kilo theses while /shift at Dour. Jeas 6, 1884. The ' nese* separate& anal rouble business having bee. goes Uireitsk, the NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY JULY 13.—ArTonTrmsmrs.—Bud- Oommatider J. J. Brows, to the Formidable. Commasdre—L. F. Jones, to the Sparrow, Moe Cortina, invalided. Leateaaate—A. Solway, to the Ezeollawt ; Rea. E. L. S. Most;., to the Corona. Forrester—W. F. Lapides, to the Cumberland. Midshinnso— Lord C. W'. D. Sondoed, to the Clio. Naval Cadet—C. A. R. Hutton, to the Aaron. A eliatoot Eagneer—J. Watson (a), to the Florid, am mapernametary. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13. The Rnyal Sovereign, 5, imu screw turret chip, Captain Sberard Osborn, C. 8., received her crew to-day, sod her complement el Royal Wariest Artillery. WOOLWICH, Jim 13. CoNvEVANCe OF Taoore ro Nola—The war de partment baa decided th►t, as soon as the asosenary manta can be made. all the troops sent oat frO l ia l = country to India will be conveyed by the overland tents, and, except iu the cam of small detachments, soma what ever will be conveyed by the loess sea Tome, yid Cape et Good Hope. The Admiralty are about to build se►eral feet sailing and 'melodious steal transports of large tee nage for the transit of troops. One line of these steamers will ply between Portsmouth and other home diatoms to Alexandria, and similar vessels will oonvey the men and stores from Sues to ports of the presidencies. NATIONAL RIFLE _ASSOCIATION PRIZE MEETING. Tb. never•tiriag "running deer," most have tuned oat • very profitable affair yesterday, for independently of the shilling paid for every allot. there is •similar amount levied in addition upon everyone who is unlucky enough to strike the dear in the haunch, and spoil the venison. With respect to this competition yesterday, an alteration was made in the arrangemeata. Hitherto it bee been the prao tice to take no notice of shots beyond those received on the shoulder of the dear, denominated the " bull's eye," sod those alone were entitled to participate in the general filed, bat it is now directed by the council that two centres shall be coisidered as one bull's eye, and share the loads accord ingly. Amongst those who made bull's oyes yesterday were the following : Lieutenant-Colonel Smith, lot Leicestershire—. sub -Inspector !F.", frith Vonstabokity.... a ! ttivt ; /nal h Pliatehti , e Liam, 4th Middlesex We were info:med that A. highest more at present made for the Association Cop wee gamed by Lieutenant Godfrey, of the Loodos frith Rides, in 17 points. A novel project was spokes of yesterday, emanating from the proprietors of the Ord, who have offered to give 50f. to be disposed of in any way the cooocil may think proper, As the most fitting way is which this prise mu be disposed of, it has been @assented that the time for shooting shall be at sight, with the target lighted op. but instead of bull's yes, owl's eyes shall take their place. At preaetit no arrangement bow this shall be carried out hes been agreed _ _ _ THE COVENTRY srAszs AT WORCESTER. Lord Bateman writes to say that be has received "every suitable apology " from the Bon. Admiral Roes and the Red of Stamford and Warringtoe for the part taken by them in coonazion with the above, and that their letter of the 4th July to Lord Bateman has been withdrawn. Lord Bateman adds that he is " perfectly satisfied." The letter he has reosieed is as follows: " 13, Berkeley-square. July 12. " uy Lord,—Tbe delay in answering your letter has bees occasioned by Lord Stensford having loft London, and be cause we were in expectation of metrics some evidence from Worcester. The dada of the chairmen of the Woe. caster eisoimittee that they countesanced the charge egoists your lordship has entirely &wired our polities. Lord Co ventry wrote to Admiral Rune on the 3rd, stating ' That the race committee and the inhabitants of Worcester were diegusted at the diegratieful scene on Friday, which they attributed to the Birmisighem nosh', beaded by Lord Bahr MOM' ; This letter Admiral Roue laid before Lord Stamford ; and we, not doubting that so grove &charge could be made without indisputable evideoce, and that it was on attack upon our characters sa stewards sad arbitrators of the dis puted race, wrote our letter of the 4th. .• We imagined that the charge was sccredited to your lordship, bemuse, during the greet eseeetion excited by Exchequer's defeat, you led back the winning bores, be. longing to Mr. R. Walker, to the weighing stand amid great uproar nod compliment ary chitin. We regret barbs( written that letter ; it is not to be justified, and we make every suitable apology —We are, my lord, your obedient mresnos, " if. J. Roue, " H. J. it (roa erearoto AND WAlL lummox). " To the Lord Batsmen, feu." CRYSTAL PALACE. —A great cricket match will be played oa the crietat ground this day, between the Crystal Palace Club sad the Gentlemen of Kent. The nearest car. nap road is at the Sydenhara entrance, which adjoins the ground. THE CONVICTS AT PORTLAND.--On TUedkiby an insurreotioo book* out among the acovicla now nadergaisg their term of imprisonment in the Portland convict eels. blishment. It appears that on that day the new dietary system had bees introduced, sad this seems to have greatly dissatisfied tbe convicts. Everythiag, however, west on well until after the men bad been marched back from dinner, when a png employed in a atoms quarry near the Clifton Hotel refused to work, aid attacked use of the dvil guards. The impression among the omelets appeared MM that the guards would not make ass of the short Enfield titles with which they were armed, lint this moved to be a mistakes ides. Several of the gang rushed upon the guard sod attempted to knock him down with their Passes sad shovels. The allow discharged his weapon and Sigh* wounded one of the ringleaders. By this tiros ine had re ceived assistance from his brother Akan, three or four of whom fired upon the men. Four or five of them wore shot, receiving, however, only slight wounds. This measure had the Wrest of mailbag the disturbance. After the riot bad been quelled the party were marched back to the prime, and imelleed in punialineset cella. The military were called out. bet their sesishasse was sot required. Hoienimen's Ms is choice and strong, moderate In price, sad wharves* I. use. These advantages have assured Mrs -tad In tale tea • gourd protoronco. IS Is sold is packets by UR ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCITIT.—HERTroszo, JUL: 13. (Before Boma filartio.j ang Robert Hatt. 40. • old mac, was with wilfully a r r e ma ta l bh. ioiously 'Millie fire to hie d e te r E i g bowie, with intact to defreud the Union lire-olSos. Mr. J. Clark ',Deducted the prteecutioa, tad the primmer was &deeded by Mr. Woollett. The evidence against the primmer, as le generally the ease is charges of this deseriptioe, was entirely circumstan tial, but it was of the most conclusive chancier. . . The toy without ►esitation returned a verdict of Ceder, and the leaned judge sentswied the Kismet to be kept m nasal sarvitoda ler seven rein, obeerviag at the sane Wee that but fog ►is age, hag* regard to the atrocious chamber a the aerie, he &Wield have isificted a mush heavier posiahment. Ow other owe aowelnded the basiasm at the wins. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Laiciona, JULY la (bows Coon:.—(Bdet+ Mr. Biros BisawelL) ZITILAORDINAIT CA.III OF IMMIX John Upton, a framework fattier, was charged upon the coroners inquisitios with the wilful murder of kin eon, Wittiest Upton, et Leicester, ea the 26th day of Jaeger, lost Mr. O'Malley, Q. 0.„ sod Mr. Metcalfe appeared far the presecutim ; Mr. Orridge &holed the prisoner. The facts of the mu are them fa October last year the prisoner, his wife, sod sou cams from Nottingham to Lei cester, and took • moll henna in Barkley-street They were in very straitened circumstances, and the man meld earn only about 10s. • week. The boy was small for his age, and, ss his master described him, dull, sad it was eel the month of Januery that he °biased my employable& The father bad complained that the la d was • greet 1 incumbraece, and said be wished be could be "shut of him," I sad that he thought he must put him in the Bastille. I 'manias the workhouse, or get him to p for a soldier or sailor. The boy, it seems, tried hard to get sm. t, for he celled sum or eight times on • Mr. Cwards, • chemist, in High-street, sad collies again on the 19th of January, and saying he was starring, Mr. Edwards with great kindness owed him as an mead bey. ' Oa the evening of the 26th. Mrs. Edwards complained that she had lad • pate of earn' est from the eittiag-temei, sad' soother buy is the shop told idm I/Mos, although he cern plated of being starved whoa he came, had now Aber in his pocket. This incited the mapicka of Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, and the boy was bud with the theft. He denied it stoutly, and aosousted for the pomades of the money by saying "a stranger memo had seat It him tram Nottingham . This WY no uneatiefeetory that Mr. ' Edwards said he must p dove ad call on his father and see &bout it, and harinipecertaised the father's eddies. desired 1 his wife to go. The boy weal on with his work, bet very shortly after, when Mr. Edwards woo singsged, he was um to leave by the bob door of the promisee, and from that mama was never seen 'gab alive. This was between sit and seem in the sortie& Mrs. Edwards saw the prisoner's wife, who was the mother-in-law of the boy, and about 9 o'elock the woman and bar husband (the premeer) aims to the shop and asked Mr. Edwirds if be intended to promote the boy. Mr. Edwards raid no, but the father said be had bad • deal of trouble with hiss, and be would be promented. He lett then, bat returned shortly with a parcel of new paper, valsetiess,eavelopee, pencils, and • knife, all new ' that be bed fo la the boy's box, and also said the boy had not come bum No great OW , tics. were fours to have been made by the father to lad, the lad, although ha bee dam said be wrote to Nottingham, whither he thought the bey might have run, and also west to the polio*, but on the 17th of February a holy was food boating in the meal, which turned out to be the body of the missing /ad. There wire seven woods upon the head rod body, and NON ribs on each side were fractured. A past-snort= exerninatios was made by two medical men and I k e result left no doubt on their minds that the woun dsL on the bead were the cause of death, and had been indicted Wan the body cone into the water. There was no indicatiCa of death baying Don caused by drowning. The boy bad left his cap and coat at Mr. Edwards's. bat on the body there was no shirt, and the 11 bowmen ware stripped bows below the knees. The boding the body miler these circumstances earned intone excitemest, ad the so serer at ma held an in quest. The prisoner wee suspected, sad the strictest search made of the honor be occupied at the time the boy was missed. He bad moved about ten days after the boy disappeared, but at his new lodgings I sad in his former no trace of blood, or any indication of any ' struggle or deed of vicious, meld be found. An old bed, this tick of which had large stains upon it, was &monad the few articles of furniture, and theme stains were pronounced ' to be from blood, but when made no conjecture could be farmed. A patch-work quilt formed part of the furai. true, and upon this the whole question of the father's supposed murder of the boy was based. A neighbour had seen this quilt hanging out to dry, with other thing, a few days after the boy left, and upon the occasion of the fourth meeting of the coroner's jury a woman came forward and told a most extraordinary tale. She said that ea the night of the 27th of January, at about 12, she was coming home from spendiog an evening at a public-house; that as she got to the Pasture-bridge the I,w a man coming towards her, and that as be weed her on the bridge she maw he was carrying something very heavy between his shoulders, both hands being up to hold the beriberi, end that whatever it was, was wrapped up in • patchwork quilt. The roue was jut p ost the hill, sad was shining brightly, and she saw the man 'a faes ; brl thinking he was only " moonshining" (explained to mean removing his things to cheat his landlord) she said within. So well did she observe the man though, she said, art co the Tuesday following she saw him is the market place at Leicester ' and was about to ark him how be got on with his nuoushieing, when the man seeing her pat bit head to his face and suddenly disappeared. This mu, she swore, win the prisoner. It seemed teat she had seen him going from the gaol to the inquest, but said nothing to the police till, as we have said, after the fourth meeting; bet on being taken to the gaol, she at eon picked oat the prisoner from other men. On erces.commination by Mr. Orridge, she answered the questions so °mantled orily that the jury evidently disbelieved her tale. To strengthen the ease agßiest the man, another woman came forward same days after the inquest, sad she declared she bad also mesa the prisoner at about • quarter pert ten on the night the boy was misting, leaving the street where he lived, carrying on his shoulder semetbieg heavy in • tatabwock quilt ; and that be saw her end at ogee turned beck. This worsen, oe ormotimatination, derived there was no mom, that the eight was dark, sad that she believed it to be • quilt that the man was carry , leg, because there were many colours. Upon the 'video* of these women, with statements made by other mach to the prejudice, of the primate, bat in realtrirei evidence, the grand jury thought proper toiled the bill, and the man was pat span his trial. The sour, eat at sine. and Om examination of the women sad the medical men being sempleted about ens, Mr. Orudge called the attention of the court godlier to the face that they bed sow heard all the arterial Yr. Mahal& at moo ailaildial this Imo so ; epos viola The jury ail Shay desired to hoar ao more. IRONMASTERS' QUARTIBLY MUTING. ••••11.... The quarterly mestin of the iron masterif or the surait quarter at Wolverhampton yesterday. , There was a Iwo alewedwees, the had* Is Nall Stafford ' shire, Btoopshim, aad other districts bases well represented. The balsas impacted was on the most moderate scale. Ilp to three delta it was said that sounely any Wawa hal hems &we, and wanly matters did mot much im. prove is that papal later a the eftersooo. The old qua lion about prase was revived. and was, in fact, almost the ooly subject discussed. As we pesdieted, the meeting at the Stewpooey had more of • Walesa to unsettle everything than to settle saythirtg. There is • giros( party io favour of a redaction is the prise of finished Woe. ad although there an made firms sages is the declaration that they will not give way, everybody who is familiar with Scutt Eltafordslum knows bow little rehear* is to be placed oa resolutions of any klsd ; all but some half-down firms will ecII on terms to snit their 00011111i11000 ; but especially at such times as this where andoesellisg prevails to • very gnat extort, mid did se all throughout the lest quarter. There is ao andarmay of action in the trade in mat ters of prior or wages, or anything else ; sod until that is attained matters will remain is the anomalous sad siisotthel slate in which they are at this moment. A rag different erases prevails in Shropshire said is YMnikhrie. with what result is very well knows. As to prises we believe that many of the most influential members of the hada would gladly see a redaction, satis fi ed that at least the late 'drama el 11. per tow was a great mistake. finch was the bee at the meeting yesterday, and it is at oarprialig that web should be the case, for very few even of the /arrest makers have waited much by the high prices which have prevailed for the last sir or eight maths, most of them having bad very large combats on baud before the latest whams were mate. As we have said, the trammatione aimed into yesterday were moderate, bat think a fair demand for finished iron of all descrip tiOes, and so doubt codas to • considerable extent would be gives at were it act for the doubt which exists la the clods of boats 1110011061111111 sod shippers relative to prises. So far the prospects of the trade are not discou rse sad if the doubts referred to can be removed it is sot that a good busiases may be dose in Birmingham rie Thursday ithis day). Bat that the present high prices all most deidessatil to the Made is every day becoming more evident. The comatity of Bekaa coma; into the country is issreasing :it is fisffim its way eves into this locality. There is • fair demand for frog for America, that sot having bees materially affected by the increased tariff. There is also an loareased inquiry for various dsooriptioes of finished iron for India. Favourable anticipeticos are attertaieed, a/se, es to the effect lOW, to result from the further modifi cation at the Preach and other feraigs teriffe, whirls takes plain early in eat wafter. Is *dreg, she, there was Namely anything dyes yerterday. A lame samba of the mea an still oat ; bat as there lea seasidorshle Mock of pig , iron, this causes so meadow is any quarter. The Shrop shire iron trade Is steady. For the *dais of that district there Is the usual dammed, sad prices an well maiatainel. MARKETS. TALLOW.—WammonT Kvirpro.—'h. ambit WU firm today. Spot, 40s. dd. to 408. 9d. ; July to Sep tember, 40a. Bd. to 40a. ; October to Docombar, 431. ; December, 43a. 6d.—Dolivary to kat maim& 214 casks ; arrivaik 389 maks. COTTON.—Lrevarooz, .1171.7 U.—Yukon serf shady. with paws is sows 'seamier s huts atom Salm to-day 12,000 bass, inshaisi 6,000 opoodatito sod apart. 700 Amosioto, 2140. to 310. ; 900 Poessin, he. 300. to at; 900 ibel. tad Ikkit, Stet 2.000 Z B J = to led. ; 500 &ems, 190. to MO. • 8, to 26d. ; Boogal. Mods, do., 13$. to 170.; Chios, 190. to 1910. ; Jaya', 22d. to 220. LEATHZIL —Dori the lad omit there hos bon oaly a madras meat of i.rie.ee done a tits loatbor trade. At Lowitaball so Tooolay Um* was a fair sandy of tomb lootboo, Webs toamsolious Iwo limited, without altoratioa ia prams. Thai atikAol WU root sa amble us lialbs English hut* shoolilora, Who, good 'Waking of all IMO* and boot $L 0011/f.—Bewerr, JULY 13. .011 T Markel bee bees a lei* aids et Io were. ream Wheat, !du* bra Ca to 411 e. ; tad, db. to 44a. ; brae Is. dearer I era, IL pee More; pew 32a to 34e. Very Utile dein. Garsoow, JIILT 13.—At toslay's saki* whirk woe areaded. *ere yea Made briars dee. le 'beat. bet we repeat former qwertises. Belk Saar ready. red lee barrels than wee a free ode at the rates oeuvre daring ths week. For fee Berea eels !siker mar rowey wee !s -quired, bat Ida segleated. Brae same, sad *mild extreme ratou Barley sad aria& dull. Pew sad Isom ears talky r dear. OA7IFLE.-801)11ff Jam'. 111—dodo w auk to , der for all wood sad Boil sods tree to M. to 54 ; otottoo, to t a rt 44. ; lea* Gs. to 8111. ;tool, 40. to ; pork, IL 41. Ito 46 ed. per mow 8111 a. go ma. 00ALEL—Loptar, Jtnx 13. —Hatiep Hatley, IT.. 3d.; Holyvell s. 3d. ; Taadsid Moor lestss, 13s. dd. ; Wet Maar , 17s. 3d. ; WLlr . las. 3d. 4 was lad Bytes, 16s. M. ; 18alls Zed Hartoa, lds. dd. ; Wells Red Heenan. lea ; Wadi Zed Beaddtils Be tee, 17s. 3d. ; Was Zed tgeolZ HANN 18s. Ga. ; Walls Bed Teasnsll. lds. ed. ; Walls End Berdspeol, 18e. 3d. ; With led Hinge Eall 17s. 6d. ; Walls Zed Males, 17s. 3d. ,• Wails Fad East daftlepeol, 18s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Nee* Eagle, 17s, ed.—delle at eserkeS, 48 ; sold, 44. TRA77IO RrIITRNS. WAWA= 1111•9 Pi.. Mr- 79441. Tots; Mr asoises. etssailes. 1934. lea. A a A 4 14494 u lf z i r ek waft April I. t 1114144 ell 1446 Aus 3.6g7 1.100 I w•orpm.a ma 11l mo• vod 8 . 756 Weis May IL Greg 1440 614 5.164 4.303 3= 3 9 . 370 Weak crag los Ogaima u - Viii — drea/si is. S. Seal& Solibiouss -U6 MOO 6,63 Voitsaillos loOp Conswall l.lPh MI 1.36 Mit fmosslaire t Tat e 6 4O 20,147 UM/ 46,030 19.494 Uinsisa49.lo4l4ll. 11691161114 lift S. 11.0011 10.940 Xereh I.4•Soidslir• — SAN MU 6040 bow 2.441 1,,57T SAII6 11.9.5 Meter ARRIVAL OF TIM milt ita WMDUMMY Erblll3l6.—n. Great lestera eisamship er rlved of tie Nov. at four dela* Oil anemic% and shortly afterwards bum up to filiesesses harbewr, where she wadi minted by the Formidable, flagship, and Mime oraiimuswat vase& tasseed all the Amigo* the esmplimeat bin promptly Mimed. The meneter vessel appeared le suelleet trim, worlds. hot • wawa of her meow resehisiery, sad she was towed Mew Whoa, by Door mass vameletwo on either side. The pier. the WWII floatage of tie end every available spot aommeadiag a view of the vessel, were crowded by thalami& of spectators, who greeted her by regraded chew. At six o'clock oho was moored is the brarbou, whom she will remain until she has shipped the whole el Wm Alkalis tamps* OW4, maiseastured at the weeks el Memos. Glees and Kamm. Les Ormuswieb, and which will be emiveyed dews the river ta sestioos ea board email steam yowls. From the calculatioas ands, It ap "pears that the work of 'hippies the whole cable on board will rnaim mouths. rentimlllienk.)-•-BOLLOWAY'II PILLIL—For all w —Sock teMMICIM is the merits d this media. as that asd In • Utter may received tram • lady by Professor Holloway should be lapeaved on an aged wanglers Whitt kid•rod me principally to apply to you wu that my nwelevr. who is over eighty yore of ego, found very pant basset bees the me of your remedles.• 'The vales al Wadi akilalireiSed evident* la inhered by the eseasideration ttrt re ds. usually tails to dive any retie at inch an advanced period of We. Hol loware Pills are both We and oaten' hi their &Mow ou the stomach, tiver, kidneys, bowels. and skim. They act without violence, and do net Irritate the worms or shook Me mem. BLRTHB KAILBLA.OI2, AND DNATHit. BIZTIML 11, D;ulese "-- a-pleoe. Melees. the wife el A. Dreamt, ten.. of. non. lAITIXLD —July 11 at Tottenbam-court.roed, the wile of L E. lialledill, at NY. theighters. 11NN101,4-4,4 111, Perk-.ad, figdenheo. the wile of A. 0. Ressall, leg., of. DWNDI2II.—JoIy 11. d retertree, near Liverpool, the wife of Y. D. Lounges. Deq., of a daughter. 12.12 2d0ugh .--JutUl, et &What,. baffolk, the wife of J. likes, EN.. of e TAW AZT --July 11, et Etclunond, Money, the wife of D. 24eveirt. IR., of • eon. LONS. ltrlToll-6WITH.—Jet !CAR as y It as the Church ad the Moot Hofy Trinity. ilookemea. W the light Rev. Dr. Mort* Edwin. am et W. 11. Saw. Va., of Math TWA, Lauer Circle, of rioperk„ Wash Marl. damilLiar of T. M. Milth, Ent . llderli ta Vn ainuarmillt. IAIILT .—July 12, at at. Joh. the Itnagellet . Pent by the v. W. N. Graham, A. If Omit, ~ of Montreal. Canada, to Lost.. &Irak daughter of T. R. Harmaa. b.j., of .1 8 1grall— V tl i tIALL Ania aely 12. at Al Male', Renalogtou. the Rev. I. Oerweed, J. 9. Llnstilli, Req., We et Mr Nakao se Indian Navy. to Roslyn Sophia. daughter at J. W. Duvall. • ,of Talbot-teem" Dayseater . DEATHS. BROWN. —July 10. at Mar-house, Atoka llfewliigtoo road. Mar wt..et J. Broom. Hoy.. &god 61. Grlrll Wolin DILL.L..—JuIs it, at elaphaas-oosumoo, sarsh, relict of lho We S. Orlando... fou.. aced 77. NAT.—JuI/ at ilmaUtoiaterruct, It John's-wood, Alfred. sou of IL J.MIIT, ared 106E—Jitly 12. very suddenly. Arthur 1011er Ear" of Swath linibuth, aged R. 111111ELL-40/ be. Mr. J. H. kamosil, el llosiwaSswa. Comm"' aved Plebbsou wl SO. lIITSIIOOI.—Jahr a it at Itastos, 111c1clifium Idward Weal' tweak 1 1•16 mind is nem ensile mai Tolelmlim4 be wawa Fa" Rum. °I 14 ' Lanbard.44aoaf. la Um City of laodos. I.l4atar. at obey to Lofalardaboot, to taa eremiast al Infaselfan...• 21Masfre. 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