The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-08 00:00:00

*parting intelligence THE ROYAL SALE AND ROYAL ASCOT. TO TUE ZDITOE or TUE &true's. felt,--The dull interval separatinqg the second !rem the that part of the racing season has been but a taief OW% the divas...es lseimg ecareely peraloptible settli to the ',laves, of the turf, who after the Derby • ng" had plenty of employment placed briars these in the Croydon or Manchester Meeting. or the yearling sales, and then the flying trip to Paris. Speculating sportsmen were ac tually started afresh before they hail adjiisted their Epsom accounts, the two Ascot Handicaps having boon published het Monday evening. These were followed by the dark nominatioun for the Ovid Cup, the reiosLaiou of which was looked forward to with no heals curiosity. People were anxious, for instance, to dia. 'over whet Sir Joseph Hawley s nominee wasi—whethes Blue Gown, or Reeicrucian. or Green Sleeve was secretly entered bat January, when the flit-named was looked upon as the wood of the famoustrio—end it meet be orris- ULU_ ry to all who were so long on the wrung scent as re. carded the Derby not to bed the Gown in any of the events closing last January for which sealed nominations Were allowed. Ikeicrucian (since scratched, se he is rest ing before gning into atmng week for the St. Leger) was the one in the Cop; and he and Green Sleeve have turned up for the Claret, a rich prise to be eon. tritest next spring, wherein The Earl has to do duty for the Marquis of Hastiuga. This disuovery is uo oomph want to the Derby victims of Lady Elisabeth, who were told so perserealy that the mare was pounds the latter horse : zoo did it seem that Denebury thought so meanly of The Earl, even before be won the Grand when hie half-brother was "put lip" at the royal wile on Sat relay, as John Day never left him until the hammer fell to his bid for 1.360 • This may be hoc iced upon as a great price, altar the comb-cutting Young Englautl hue }mid to undergo of late, the colt, be sides. scarcely apporring up to four figure., though the Bay eclat have invariably progressed better than more taking yearlings. The one under notice is by King Tom, end helped to make up a good average, the twenty-nine kite sold fetching very fair pricsse indeed, coueidering they were not, as a whole, exactly up to royal form. One that bad been talked of as the crack, a daughter of atorkwell and Ariadne, would not go down at all, the cepa...4 being anytheig but in love with her, whilst to ;make matters worse she went rather gingerly on her off fore-leg, so that it is not surprising Mr. Hill got her for 180 guineas. Another lion. 4.saboacan e brother, disappointed the lovers of the Newmineaer and Shine blood by his lack of quality ; and the gem of the sale, to my thinking, was the tssu of St. Albau's and Aquamarine. admitting that the ..gyring of Defonned ie a Newininster all over, full of beauty and symmetry. The three descendant.. of the last- named sire brought 1.260 guineas in all. or nearly double the evencee ; but the evergreen Orlando was at an awful discount, and it is as well they have Ely at Hamproin to take his place. It was the first year of Mr. Cumvrie.lier famous cup horse, and the seven spring ing from his loin. that were sold must be set down as in every way %ord.:, of such a premixing young sire. A .cope claiming him as their "dad," from Lianrich and Limy Bletiehe, were litendly given away, maiuly on at. cunt of the proverbial Avow; of bidders for first lots ; and yet he did his duty towards supporting the 224-guinea average, fairly beating the well-tried St. Albans. whose eight fetched a "omitury" lees than Ely's even, even with the 600-guinea Aquamarine colt among them. Sir Lyd. vies Newman•s string had not royal tection this year. having been sold at East Acton on Fri pro day, which turned out a suet unlucky clay, for even if King Alfred lied won the Derby buyers couldeiot have been more scarce, and it was evident long before Mr. Tattersall entered his pulpit there was no market for the 'arty-two lots in the eatalogires. Not half of these were sold, a moiety of Sir Lydstou'e two doom having to go back, and yet good prices were made when anything was brought up, the Mamhead average being much better than last year's, whilst Mr. Vuewing got 140 for a Caractactm and 610 tor a St. Athena. The best priee. of the eetecon so far, however, were ob. inil/(41 for the llawcliffee at Tattereall'e Loa Mouday, nine FLing at the Middle Park rate of 414 guineas each. There was no great " rush" from Hampton to catch the night (rein for Paris, these anxious to see The Earl •• walk in" for the (trend Prize having gone ever the day before. Considering how many were at Long. eliampe who considered themselves injured because the • ontiueror of like Gown did not run for the Derby, his victory was well received; but Fordham came in, jaw haps, for the greatest ovation, he having not only won the Firm-12 Derby the other day on Suzerain, but pulled Fer %risquea through for Last Year's (trend Prim* after two tremendous finishes with Patrician, so that lie because quite a hew when sailing home on The Earl. Vale Royal failed to Amy the course and Blneekin being outclassed, it was for the Frenchmen to obtain the second and third .rue; with Suzerain and Nelusko—both piloted by English joukeys. The Earl won so early that he is bound to bec cane an immense favourite for the St. Leger, if he can only get through his engagements at the Ascot Meeting, the programme of which embraces many 'items beyond those confined exclusively to 3-yr-oldae that will have en important hearing on the St. Leger. Ere the four days are past we shall, too, doubthea have two or three favourites firmly eatabliahed for the Derby of 1819. there being no fewer than ten contests in which 2-yroolds can take past. lii fact, out of the whole 28 twee advertised, and of which three have to be made up, only five are handicaps, and the quality of horses contesting the majority of the prize. will be much as must sittra:a a pianieter ettendanee all through the piece, notwithstanding the doubling *yeti= adopted by one of the railway com panies for the •` off as well ass the •• grand" days. Ou Tuesday the business will open with the Trial Stakes. ostensibly a weight-for-age race, but made into a handicap lie the penalties and allowance% the following being the iiiiposts of the seventeen entered : Aire alb 1 t. In fo 1 Vivirr Vevrayintt Th~l'►mct 4 10 4 I Chairtiwood: Age at lb .8 8 9 .3 8 .9 810 .2 t, 12 . 2 5 15 .8 510 .9 6 7 .9 6 7 O.4INNA 4 10 4 i Ohnuarue (It:retinas Carel 6 10 0 ; Lure IrUkh Queßllly . . 4 9 I Esher . Eni;rlD - P Storey 4 a j 4 9 1 Unrnla 111: 1 ktf...d 3 87 I ltied'.eye 3 8 7 It is a most severe mile for comparatively young two-yen:- olds to tackle ; still Vespaiian looks like beating all those above that age, the Palmer being the must threaten ing of the remainder, and es the great Ostreger could nut give the weight away in this same trial lint year, there is a chance for one of the juveniles. Bird's-eye showed a bit of form at Chester, though the has never travelled to for m &her and Lure, who have each won over the six furlongs et Epsom. and may get the extra couple here. At any rate. I shall look to Vespinian beating everything else, and one of the pair just named must stay well to bowl him out. The Queens Stniid Plate, over a short three-quarters of a mile, is another weight-for-age tees with penalties and allowances, the nine sabemibers being liable as under: W Age st lb Nis. to Vint night a Brigantine Sea Breese Abstinence 6 9i! 4 9 91 4 91 4 14 6 r Age ott 111 V 49 Ainburph . ♦ 912 Viridz+ lishrr!ogloo The I).o Al the Rod glance Viridia appears to have the best of the weight-, but she was so unmistakably out of form at New market not many weeks ago that I am afraid to trust bur. Rumour sacs The Dean can do wonders, now he ha.. gut pound again, soil if he can win the Hunt Cup he must he handy here. However, we have seen Xi. the Sister to yiint Plight. and Briirsuitine_perform well. and the latter did filch gnat things. in the Two Thou-and week that she must the greatest Aare of my confidence. In her Majesty's l tolf Vase. two miles, there is only one pcualinsil animal. Julius, who carries 41b extra for winning the Claret, and he ought to give the weight away to all comers, if representing the Duke of N ewca s tle in preference to Speculum. though the Baron is certain to have a cut in with Suffolk or 'Megrim, both on the spot already. The Prince of Wales's Stakes, for three year-chic, one mile and live furlong., V. the richest plum to be picked up during the meeting, and most of the fore most horses iu the Two Thousand and Derby being gaged, at weights that bring them nicely together, the tour thousand guineas (about) will b e hotly contested. Moslem (Oat Ilb), who gave Formosa Sib in the Two Thousand, has now to concede !lb only, and as he meets Rt. Ronan on equal terms, Mr. Chaplin is out of it. King Allied, be. Mes, holds the saint rate, for be receives 611. from him, as dew also See Saw, one of the And flight in the Lerty for some distance. lady Elisabeth I ran say nothing for ; and the tap across the Channel and hack will not improve the preen none of Vale Royal (gat 13119 or Blueekin (fist 10114, who would otherenne be quite as formidable as Purveyor Apollo. Court Mantle, Mortemc.r, Slanderer, or Socrates, All these, however, are liable to list 10Ib each, and amulet presume to beat King Alfred, in-and-out as his Mt jnity may have performed hitherto; and behind the latter Tympanum, Kettlehnlder, and Chelsea must ale, be placed, de.pite their 716 allowances. Heron Rothschild's second string, in truth, is quite geed enough for this Restitution having the =me Sat 3lb to carry ILA they ; and between the two it ma' be for the blue and yellow to boat both Moslem and Formosa, hard as the teak will be. Beeler. have already burned their lingers over the Ascot Stake& the find fuvourite, The Dean, having pegged out. With When. that were jumped epon early; and they must mind they do not get further into trouble. The ' lot left in are of very mederate calibre, with the exception of the three or low apparently handicaped out of the race altogether, and he there must be danger in the nomad ic.** Wild Briar and Muid of Madam mare, albeit my accounts of Rune are very favourable, and hackers mild nut db better than follow any demonstration that may be made in his favour, Came Tete being also of the penciling kind. Sister to Hermit, Lord Hawthorn, Martyr, Elec tricity, and Teuedon aro smartish thing.: to run in the Eleventh Biennial ; yet too little is known of nearly all their sixty opponent. for any one to be worth standing now. The Maiden Plute in another affair that must remain (lurk until stork is taken of the eompeti tors, notwithatunling the good that Ls known of Melody, Juanita. See Breen., and Teurloa ; Sir Joseph Hawley, who pulled unit The Palmer and R nieru elan fur previous annivenari. I. of this event. having the t c..t, plug V.4:41%111.1. or King' •to tt • tor t 1..• ' 3, k .1i a ion. 1 . 11.• Fourteenth 'l' ri ett: ti -i• ol.! -Lee. wolthl line,, bt,te a yeey e.euy affai fo.. A.! wine she in form—a matter I have my doubts about, alter her exhibitios at Rim, and neitlwr Vauban nor Roquefort being iu work, the straggle might he left to Mandrake, Tarahan, and Van Amburgh. The latter cannot get the two mile., and, in the absence of Achievement, the rultue Taraben will have only Mandrake to twat t. win. The filly is • very doubtful starter for the Cup on Ilininday; but this I shall take another opportunity of dealing with, ma the doings of Julius and others on the first day must influence it. It is haul enough to have to treat upon Wedneaday's me, pending Tuesday's racing, and I shall simp y make "lunges' on all the events but the two year old Trienn ial, as und?r : Royal Hunt Cup, Hartley or The Dean ; Fernkill, Badsworth or Lennie; Truth Biennial and Ascot Derby, The Earl and Suffolk; Coronation, Ureen Sleeve.--Youn i Sc., METEOR. BETTING IN LONDON—SArunDAT. Prone, away to the rale of royal yearling. at Ham p ton, and otter on their rood to Paris, the dubs were but rooderatzly attend d. The speculation of the day was &lady in origination with the Orand Prize, and that event having now onvtm•• matter of history. it is only DOOMOT to ray that several hundre‘la were invisted on The Karl, at the rate of 6tot on him, and th►t eight batten out of every ten fancied his chance in preference to any naves. The isineptanore for the Ascot Maker being due in the evening, no betting took plea, on that event. For the Rojal Heat Cu't 4 tole's, booked to mail amounts in favour of Esitley, but at the Minh teat to tan won offered without a merlon.. Miaow was second favourite, at 100 to and the Wet,. wen timed ion quadtbona were fairly supportod. 'forst:et looked a hide for the w a s Plate, 7 to 1 being tak u about him, and Philosopher was in eimaidetable demand at WO to P. taken freely and wanted. For the M. Leger, Formosa and The Ertl were bribed at 100 to 30 and fi to 1 resp.•,tv.•ly. while the two were supported tainted for seamed hundreds at 3 to r. tiering ROYAL NEWT CUP. . --- -- • 4to 1 464 t nuttl a cT(iand ;;) I 100 to 4 mot illid of Ms -100 to 8 - 81ondstor it lied i alma , :,t) of) 100 to 4 Snowdrop .t) X* to 6 Slant (t) NO to 4 - Marquis of Ca -106 to 6 WT. PM (toad of rates ..t) 160 le 5 LordPalsooriton 100 to 4 Attaidg e t) ‘t 1 tOO to I Duclum '1) 100 to 4 11...810ut Lio- I 100 to 8 Coon To* (I) cola (t) 5:010T11VITHE1/LAND 1-ATE. T to 1 art Mao/ma (t) 10 to 1 ogat. El 04 •;o) 10 to 1 Phalm•opher (to, llOO to tl Yortlmo ;1) 100 to 8t Itir) (WO to 6 Flora go) 81'. T.FA3ER. 100 to 30 soot FOTTIMS 3 to 2 smut Formless mad wet The E Ix! :t) Yozl coupled (t to L 700). BETTING AT 11/INCHFATER.--Bawonnay. ORAND PRIZE UP PARIS. to 4 on The Earl 3) 7 to 1 at Suzerain ato I *get Vale Royal (t 45 a) I 8 to Neht•ko. ARCM grARFA. Offers to bet 5 to 4 on the field, and ere as Illeeep ADC?. ROYAL EIT , NT CUP. I to 2 aunt Eafttley (off,n•ect. S to 1 wanted) 20 to Prowlent NOLITUUMBEILLAND PLATE. Rto I *get Tankban Mt) I IS to sopa El Cid 't) 140 to 14 Plant (t) I 100 to Philasopaa t) ASCOT HEATH RACES.—'Ib-atoanow. Ter Tlll;.l.iiyseas of 5 mvo. each, with 100 'tided, for 2-yr olds, Mt nib ; three, Mt 71b; tour, Vst sib; ere and I pwards, lOst ; mares and geldings allowed Sibs; tho winner to be sold for 400 mom. ; if for 200 agora] tilli, unlem exemption is claimed at the time of entrance, and horses tar which this daim is made rib extra. New Mile. (17 subs.) Age Age Mumma,' (£200)... 2 Bin's Eye (4204) r 2 ( (Remora Coot t o *ferrety it' - 2001 ... 4 tioodwood ,uot to be sold) ... -.. 2 Lyininstou MIN) 3 bri sold) Vespieuin (not to Lure (Zak) -Irish Glueen.. 4 besild) Esher ;£ 700) Wirier ...(1100) .. 3 to be mid) . 4 Charowoxl ~2440) 8 111Milimas Ovid.. 4 yrsula (f. 200) 2 ..... AII.IIOFN PLAT, Of 100 @Ora. for 2-yr-okls; colts, Hit 101 b; Mina, Pot 71b. Ibtlf.a-mfle. Aileen. Bretby, Juanita (by M. Alban'o), Bea Breese, Tenedmi, Cluve:epot, Armorer. I by New minstur Dimmed's, ('erobitote, Auld Lang Sync Conrad, Yellow Roar, Melody, Rayah, Vestminoter, Mies Nel lie. Ismer, fby Vengeance or Atherstone— Becky Sharpe, La Rome !dent Elinor Troy), fly Brother to Bird on the Wing (foaled in 1870), dam by Toxophilite—Maid of Boehm, Vagabond, Xing I bphetria, Alto are RelliMe, Steamier., Loin.% 84. Mingo Atheism's, e by Master Fenton--Chaperon, c by Claret—Lana, Dunbar, and Amity. Toe ibir.n Vane, riven by her Majesty, added to a oweenotrikes of 20 Dove. each ; 3-yr-ulds, 7st 7lb ; four, Bet 101 b ; dcc, MX ; and aged, get alb ; mares and geldings allowed Sib ; boron hat. have never wan 100 Inca. or received 1110 wows. for running awed before the time of starting to be allowed weight is the full Ming prom, 11010:-3-yir-olds, 41b ; four, 71b; five, tglb ; six and aged, grub (matches not to be reckoned as Wil111111f11) ; the winner of the Derby, Oahe, or Rt. Leger in 1007 or URA, la b extra; the winner of the Ascot. Goodwood, or Donenntar Cop, or of the Q wen's Vase at Ascot in 1387, 71b; and of the Two ThOUSIZId Utlitloll.l Newmoriet, Port, or Claret Stakes in 1867 or 1808, eb cram. Two miler. (7 sobs). aAde Ago e s' y Trmaphilite 'Tenodde 4 Dalivonan ... 5 —Mew Sarah_ 4 Julius Blinkhoolie 1 . 44 CIVRIVeII STAND TZT, 900 SOWS, added to a icivernitakee of 10 nova nab ; 2-yr-olds, Get 121 b; three, Pot I AD ; four, ant bib Om and upwards. fat fib ; in and g allowed 31b ; winner; of a 500 eons, stakea in 1387 or lain, ne extra; of 200 rove in pietas or stakes it. 1888, once, 315 ; twin., 715 extra (extreme penalty) ; maid= 3-3 - 1. allowed 7lb ; four an d upwards, 141 b. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 13G yards). ;9 subs.) Age Age Ade Vilidis 4 Sieter to first The Dein Berrington_ ..... . ... 4 Flight 4 Ala-dimmer ..... .. g Van Anthergh .. 4 Brigantine, by 8,2 Bar,m, by Ii 5 Buccaneer 2 Warlock 2 ACcRITANCL. FOR TUE Anita STARR., of 25 ROVR each, 1b ft, and 5 if declared. Two miles and a-half. (48 subs., 23 of whom declared.) Age at lh Age et lb Bateman. 6 4 8 Wdd Briar 5 8 3 e lb 3z.. ritt . . rizziwite _4 8 0 Whitworth 4B 2 Papillon 4 819 Leal Pehnersten 3 6 0 Purveyor 3 7 8 Burk 3 510 Satyr, 4 75 f CVs-tiny of Warwick 4 7 1 tee= Rtratageni. 4 7 0 Demonsfrati ebilil of the lelanda 4 512 Warrington Duct 5 810 Lis ..8 6 8 .. 3 6 7 ..8 6 7 ..3 6 7 ..6 6 7 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, lB6B. timinat 1 by Moded, - .tnadaa by Miami* 4711' ;Mr. H. ISO ns Blown f by Bt. Alba —Connerso Alltrimair . r. OM.** SS Brown e . Alban% Artnamarine by the Flying Dute mem ;Malit oa Nowomsla) CYO ('be nut ( by Orlando or Rt. Albano — Lady Malboinwe by Melbourne Bay Iby thractann— Bombe! by Nernalarter... ki t. J. Da 70 74 Bay (bit by —44ierer to Little Tod? OMndo ;Doke at ewenutia) 640 Masai 1 by Bt. Albany—lllamboa by flay Middleton Mr. Pryor) Ino Bay eby Newmharter —Tbe snow by Blanc , Mr. 1. Mcoloutt) nw Bay e by Orlando— Lady Padmerehni by melloulem (Mr. Sherwood) HO Day f by Ncvaninatur Ayamaura lay Bulimic/mi. (r. 1. Woole 610 Bay eby Orlando--Flight In Jerml 'Mr. J. Day SOO them= fby Nine Tom. -Venue by chianti* ‘Mr. J. My NO Bay aby King Tom—Bay ()Ilia by 0r1and0...... ,116. J. Day 1860 Bay a by By Num Appleton by Bay Middleton Mr. thatw.nrot) 180 Cb. mut c by Rt. Albano Rioter to Bay litealind try Orlando Mx. A. Melkao it' 60 Bay 1 try New/Master—Tim Denarmad by Bury or Mittm (Mr. udmanl Blownßlowna an by Wild Dsyrell—limebnd by Raton Mr. T. lIV , I Brown f by Wild Dimon —Telegram by Rlnarin of (Mr. J. litecen4) 40 PROCESSION or BOATS AY Purrialf.--Ott Saturday the fourth mama procession of boats of the Metropolitan Amateur Rowing (luta rook plat* at Putney. The weather wan deilightfuhy gne, and=eient wee, he weal, very ettmetive. The pro cess " ion of two twelves and two eight. of the London Rowing Club, and number.. of eights and foam of the Ariel, Thames,-West London, North London, Illennix,. John Hid brook., and Ilex Clubs. Each of dieser ointributed what woe termed a " representative eight," beividee the other boats, and the whole was headed by a Load= Hewing_ Club twelve, beating the eneuneudore of the Sett, Mr. Herbert H. Playford, many years a Brat leader of equate sports, who was rowed by the captains and thief alliriale of each club. The great robins rower of framer pans Mr. James Layton, provident of the London Hoe i ng (lob, now in hie Seth year, took the revoke oar in Urn oersted London Rowing flub twelve. The immersion malted Mum Putney with their reepective nage dying, and pro ceeded up to the White Hart, at harem, amompanied bye admen steamer lined mainly with ladies, and then returned dawn the centre of the river to Putdry. They preeerved excellent coder tie sad right down to Hammersmith Fricke, arta vhich, with the natural impetuosity of youth, there wt. some inclination mani faded to Web with a nee. Everything named of in the most mineable and ratiefsetors manner, and the whole some was ex hilarating and pleasing, tending to rotablish a unieerrod testing of hinting.. and good frolowerhip between the varioue clubs. _ . PIOLOI4-6110011N0.—At - the New Red-boas Club, Ful ham, on Saturday, there wee a gnaw muter of the patinae of thie sport, the eompetition bring a f.b sweetwtake• at ten birds each se yards rise. Mr. E. Heron Maxwell killed all hi. birds, and tohk the lint prise of 1100. Thom wen. mewl gent /maw who killed eight birds each, and they bad to shoot for the amend and third prima. Mr. P. VIVI= and Lliptain Barns= were ont in the sand round, Capesin W. Pease°, going in the fourth. Colonel the Hon. ilpiiiiadone mro.d i.e. oath tie bird, and .innately Viscount liolineedele, outabot Sir Frederick Johnetene, and took the wooed prise, 1.45, the gallant baronet being per (twee content with the third prise of £l6. Hie Royal Biglinees the Prince of Wale, was present during the afternoon, and took part in the ordinary it aweepatakee, which closed the dry'e ansueetnent.. His royal higherm would have shot in the groat event, but arrived too late to rhont accordsng to the rules. At the thin Club ground, Wornaholt-aerubbs, • great deal of .port took place, the winners being the lion. Rowbuel C. Hill Mr. X. Lamont, M.P., Mr. J. Daviev, Uiptadn N. Bunigtr ii rt i . ft. Peyton, Mr. Bentley, Mr. W. Lysley, and Captain THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Re, jeian Reej4l rlie . M,Vineretbant trading UT ler the firm of Benjamin Brothers, of 330, Hisekney-sos 1, egad 61, liamingball-straet, marreadered to a chargi of Lar.ng within three months before tiling his petition in bulk maytey pawned forty-two grew of Turkish towels and other ponds which had hoe obtained on credit, and re method unpaid for. Mr. Lewis, jun.. for the creditors, mid although the warrant only charged the prisosor with plelging the Tmkuh 140te4, this was im nuagnitioiut item ha the charges he should bring pause him. He should be able to prove that the pawner within three months of his bankruptcy had obtained goals to the valve of 25,0001., that within 60 days of his bankruptcy be had concealed and made away with a large quantity of those goods, and also that he had made false &Aries in his book'. The prisoner was a wholesale boot and shoo manu facturer. After having obtained the goods above stated he had peed them, but not one shilling of the money had been • to his creditors &i ,so that he must now have a n sider* e sum put away somewhere. On the 4th May his bills were diehououred, and he then made an excuse that ex pected remittances from Australia had been delayed, but that when the mail arrived all would be put right. He then got more goods to the value of 6,0001., which he pawned as soon as they were received, and none of his creditor" were paid. At a meeting of his creditors he stated that he had 60,0001. worth of goods is A and he bad had no advances upon them, whereas i t t lA t t =Z out that there were only 30.0001. worth of goods out there, and that he had obtained advances on them to a larger amount than they WPM a worth. Proof was then givert goods to a great value had been purchased by the prisoner after his bankruptcy, and some of them had beau pawned and advances obtained on them. An accountant was also examined, who stated that the bankrupt's unsecured debts amounted to between 33,0001. and 34,6001. Remolded. Bail refused. 130 W-STREET. fr.lllll6a/IaDINALXV FLAT.— In the may* played on Bullingdon green on Monday last, between the Bullingdon hub and too Cambridge Athcri.cum lob, Mr. D. Moffat, of thuroia, who occupied the wicket for the Price of ten minutes only, bad twenty balls bowled to Wm, from which he made the almost tn cn.clibk awake of 47. The ellteltETZl.l . YOCititT-cone AIM DIART.—Mr. Kelly Xing ham again edited this neat little manual, valuable to all who desire to 1* well meted in matters pertaining to aieket. PROPOSED Impnovrwr or arm Itrlrs Cut. —On Saturday afternoon lad a general 'Dieting of the Cambridge Uui- Treaty Moat Club was held at the Guildhall, Ciunbridge, and there was a very large attendance. Mr. Anderson &Trinity', president of the club, occupied the chair; and on the platform were, in addition, the Hr. , . H. A. Mullein .*,.feisus), J. Porter (M. Peter's), and W. Burn (Trinity), Tan! Fiternaurice, Mr. Pinch, Mr. Ifalknhaw, he. The object of the meeting was to con rider what steps could be taken to improve the premitst state of the liner Cam, and to raise the .ftindis necessary for the purpose. The pre-(dent, in opening the proceedings, said the senility for reumilying the prevent state of the Unix Cam w.- universally iulnowlidgiel. The great dhealvantage those who rowed upon the river ban to encounter wan the shsllowness at the water; another that the river had become choked up with weeds, which much impeded the riming. rue.* evils were so gnat, and so generally acknowledged, that unless' they were ru mored i g by the Cambridge Luivenuty would have to be abandoned altogther. He should be auny le 'route to that, but it must be an, or they must take steps to remedy the evil by im proving the river. The prendent concluded by moving • resole- Dun to the effect that it was necessary that steps should be taken to irerrore the River Cam. Mr. Pinckney ; frinity), secretary, seconded the resolution, which was carried. Mr. Halkshaw (son of Mr. lialkshaw, C.E.I proposed a res.:dation to the effect that Walk{ be taken to rake funds for the employment of a steam &earl for the prop se of deepening the river. The Rev. W. Burn seconded the rerehiticei, which was supported by seve. - al othef pittletrien and tarried ; iu,d a suberriptem-list was at once a ir c m . , to : which some mot contributions were made in Joseph Smith was charged on remand with stabbing In spector Brailstack of the • division. The prisoner appeared greatly surprised when he was told that since his last examination Inspector Bredstock had died, and asked why his presence was not required at the inquest. Mr. Flowers told him that his presenoe was not necessary. The coroners jury had found him guilty of murder. It appeared that when the prisoner was locked up for being drunk he made so much noise, and called out so loudly, that the inspector went into the cell to pacify him, when he attacked the inspector with a pair of scampers and stabbed him in several places. He had for tame time been under a delusion that he wax followed about by persons who wanted to kill him. He now said he saw the policemen sitting round the fire, and beard them talking of him; he believed that they meant to kill him. He asked why he was not searched and the scissors taken from him, for he might have done himself some injury. inspector Baldry said it was not usual to search prisouere unless they were charged with felony. Committed for trial. • lI A It LBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Montague Williams appliedon behalf of Mrs. I3or rodisile, for a warrant against )(me. Rachel for obtaining money under false pretences; and in consequence of a nobleman's name having become mixed up in the matter he had frit it his duty to advise the solicitors wlfo in structed him to give that gentleman notice that the appli cation was going to be made, so that he might, if he thought proper, attend. Mme. Bachel had succeeded in getting I,OUOI. out of his client upon pretence of making her " beautiful for ever." Bubeequeutly Mine. Rachel mentioned to his client that Lord lianelagh had seen her, and had fallen desperately in love with har, and that his lordship was ready to marry her-provided he had 1,400/. for volunteering purposes. Lord Ranehigh, who appeared in court, emphatically denied all connection with the matter, further than that he had received some letters from Mrs. Rorrodaile, and had suggested to her family that she should be taken care of, believing that she was under delusions. His name had been dragged forward meet improperly, and there was no truth in his connection with the affair. Mr. Knox begged to state that nothing had been said in that court respecting his lordship's name. He then granted a warrant for obtaining the 1,40 W. under the pretence that it was for Lord Renelagh. ul by T. 3irlbounee— Carle Tate Maid of Mewham . 6 6 7 FIRPT TRIM 01, TOR ELKIVFIiTH ARMI,T 111P.NNI it. liTairS Of 10 sore. each, with 100 added, for two year olds ; mita, Bst 181 b ; 111140, Set Glb ; tbe second to receive 23 tura. T.Y.C. t r. fur. 188 yards). (Se siabs.)—F by Stockwell—Bribery, eby Y. Me!boorne Canino, Iby Atherrtone Overture's dam Minerva, Scottish Queen, Standard Bower, f by Trumpeter Cuelmea, Alp matoek, Feeialis, The Clipper, bro. to Chattanooga, bro. to Cambne era, Ma. to Hermit, sta. to Vcda, Aeaster, f by Neanninster—Dianiedia, Scimitar, Acton, ,Lookeridge, Whiterhapel, Stromboli, (Renal mood, Wild eats, Glen Raw, Lod Di, Iberia, Nyl eau, Berserker, Anipleforth, Mire Donba - , f by Ranger Foinnmdlo, Good Hope, Lord lloweh m . dine, Nelson, Martyr, Champagne Charlie, IWO Croft, North deltas, Eketricity, Archduke, Goodwood, Athanor, Tenedos, Charom Bonnie lam, &max, Tom Oliver, Sea Wars, Beaty Sharp, 'Loyal Hake, Ws. to Tomato, Itowiduarn, Bnunbridge, ben. to Ravioli, The Rajah, c by Skirmisher—Vertumna, -- ` - '" 111110 7, Beadgate, two. to Odeon, Little Nell, The Mam:(lltwou: THIN;YE;;ON THE F , I4'RTVYNTH A.,OT TRIRNNIAL STARES a 10 son. each, with 1W added; for 4-yr-olds ; colta, tes tOlb ; fillies, &it NL ; horses, tha t have started and not bean pissed either filet or smsmd in either of the Two or Three Year 04 Triennial, to be allowed blb ; maidens allowed 71b the second to receive 10 per mat. on the whole stake, and the third to yaw elate. Once nun,' sod in, starting opposite the Brand Stand. (41 sabs.).--Compinincf Householder Anntio• rite, ve, Wild Wind, Taraban, c by Wild Dayndl • damn, Caticaeus, Vauban, Confeseinnal, Vivian they (late Brave Buckley), Van Ambunt, Rarity, Reigning Beauty, Lady Bugle Eye, Arapelle, c by Muiiid—riarrulin, Roland by Lifeboat—Anne, Lexicon Benanav? Holden hover, The Rescue, f by Dundee—Blanch e of Middieide, c by Lord of the lakes— Lady Lowman, Mayflower, John Bull, Opopo. *az, rev, ,tchirvi mutt, Rouge Biagi ier, J,urus Zgrernier, Ravioli, koquefort, lieneral Sherman, f by Lord of the Islos f by Wild Dana—Rupee, Ainslie, Can'yre, Maid of Len. W4ton. _ i s itWlFor WALVIeII STAXVI of 50 lOW. each, h ft, with 2,000 sada'. for 3.yr-okla ; colt., het ; Wien, eft bib ; a win ner of 500 nom. 31b ;of 1,000, Mb ; of the Derby or Oake at Epsom, Alb est er ; meidene allowed 7lb ; the wood to receive SOO son., and the third Nu. New Lbws. about 1 mile .6 t (130 e.M Piemie, eby Lord of the lake—Frailty, Kt ttkLoldet, Moll Cell , pfiglenuirt, Herald, Europa (31b ex.), Lady Orace, f by Young Melbourne—Dab at the Bowsier, Queen of gerela•id, Thome:W. Merry cod Wi.e, Stockholm, Oracle, Purveyor, Feabion, Chantilly, Bir David Oum, Tympuswn, lit. Ronan (51b ex.), Unlade*, (lad, Chim ney Pot,. Adaniae—%va, carbonie, m (Noes.), Kaffir" Leal,c by Drogheda—Lady may. Lad Palmeracm, Cork of the Walk, Phonons, . Mayhem, Melbourne, Brother to Ariel, Apollo, Ulan, enart- Trem aide Mb es.), Benfieet, Ajax, Creator, L= (late homes), Antonia, Di Vernon, Haymaker, Arran, (Mb ex.' Lanark, Angus, Mamcluke (alb ex.), 80re.., See Saw, , Athena es.), The - Pips ' Adminda, e by Dundee -(ritytto, BetrayaL Chelsea, Michael de Banco (31b ex.), Handcuff, Ph eton, Strike a Light, °aim, (hie, Formers )elb es.), Ours's., meek.- ram, 1.. e Wakes, Lorena, di laedy, f by Thremenby—fie, Street Waters Cilerultsg, The Parson 31b ex.), Sunanoke, are, Proctor, Mat Indian ' Talk o' the Hill, 71 4 4 ('cote,, Lady Hi ( 6 hthorn, Samson, Peter, New Broom, Potinerwea, Thunderstorm, cby Newaninater • lkdremet, ReMitution,lL Alfred, Tab Royal ; V1 es.), Almeida ( Mb es.), Antonin*, Tbe Donn,Meaty bland. fby Parinewin—Lady Blaache, la Jung Frau, Elecacca. Legislator, Warrington, Helvellyn, Walla (51b es.).The Laird, Slanderer, braunaster, R.dlflm e , Mwhitl, Boasting (late Phfleamber) :31b Grant de Bataillee, The Perm, filkedaldler cby iliosinanby- Amelia (paid), Belle Saucer:rid . ), lypboeae !paid), Apolloalue !LIMA), lady Elisabeth (51tger. , Pur, ). Hottienzeir.n (paid), Shibboleth (PPM ) . (1 7 211 bal P0 (1 ), m (paid), Roll (paid), pio (dead), Kist ,dead), Loudoun (deed), Bel ;Como, Banditto (211 b ex.) SALE OF YEA RLINOS AT THE ROYAL PADDOCKS, HAMPTON COURT, BY MESSRS. TATTERSALL, MAW R. DAY, JUNE G. The mutual eale of the meal yearling, trv.k ehove, in preserio- of a large sad fashionable &lenience. Mr. Edasuud presided as anetiorwer ; and after a few reinerks, in width Ist tepreseed his reoret at the death of Rewrote, who had ao kep disehargiud the duties of he grommet MasnFon he *unwired tle prowediage. There were se lois put ulrn all were disposed of, realising 6,.515 guineas, or an average of neatly t 4.1 guineas. The yearlinto. *tee ocrtainly not up to the average of former years either in shape or meditates ; bat, cane &ring the JAIN.. of the tints, the sale e tuna be reckoned a bad one. The principal buyers were the Doke of Newcastle, Mr. Flyer, Mr. t. Vordentt, and Mr. Jobs Day, the beta. giving the hightst price of the rale for the haft brothre to the Earl, s really good colt, who was lmonked down tor Liao euintes. Al at all the roust he the Kock of Newininater were in most molest, the three sold ea Saturday makirr 1,150 resew, or an average of 110 guineas. Walla an follow: _ GUIP. Brown fby E11 24 --Oarnioh W laugh-a-Didlacrlt'Yr.Tlealiontal al lernut fby - Rtnekwell ldr.Outwrileit) 100 blown I I. Al Lady Aridio by Nevrnstabrr (Ur. Tea -nil 50 (Isrannt f by tit. Alban'* -Lady Ann, by ^ll , ( Mr. A Trlketqf .1 75 Ely T 3 Dovoln ITrukaw.ty M . r. H. Oast r 115 fby At. Anon!: -Amason 17 Tourlintuncalr..T. Da - 110 Brow f by King 7m-Lady Gough, by lAnare ut. (Mr. Frye) 100 (Inninit r by Ely- Tlnn.lr.rn (M r . 420 t lwnnut fby lay -Drextv by . T 14 , 67 a) 17, fby tit. All an, - Julia IF 410 find., Duk e of Yewnab , stij Ntuwu c by Wild Dayrcll - Jargnebne by Dint John (Yr. Eyk I SD CRIC'KE'T. COUNTY OF SURREY v. Y.C.C. AND GROUND. A 711 ■A7CH. . . Owing to the late hour it which play is commenced, and the wanton meatier in which "time 6 cut to waste," drawn gamer are "as common as blackberries," but a "tie," espctially in and clan matcher, is amy unwind wean-once. Bo s h, however, wee the revolt of the three days' play between the two leading tn.tro politer, clubs at the Oval last week, as on Saturday the match wan rammed at 12 o'clock, the overnight score denoting M.C.C. to have made 92 at the mod of four wieket4, Dr. Grace being (not out) 51. Their tenure of the wickets was very short, Mr. Kings cote being caught and bowled Bristow with the loud at 96. Price want with it at 104, and the Doctor at 107. Woottia mac combed at he, and Grundy at 110. Fa:rands and hiddulph helped the total up to 122, when the latter woe bowled, thus leaving the County 94 to get to win. At 1.5 they sent in Hum and Jupp to the bowling of Dr. Grace and Wootton. The r a or r mer ma usual accumulated 13 while his partner made 6, and then lost his wicket to Wootton. Stephenson was bad at point with the score at 22, the third wicket yielded at 34, and Jupp, whose " tally. was 17, bad to retire at 71 ; Griffith stayed till 92 were recorded between Mortiock and himself, the latter making 32, and his wicket as well as Griffith and Mr. NoAe (who ran out), all yielding at the Nam. figure. The dinner bell now rung ' it was " anybody's game," Surrey having 21 runs to get with three wickets in hand, and this gave rise to ornutiderable speculation as to the Anal result. Mr. Calvert and Hall only sae eeeded in advancing the ecore to 91, when Wootton, who was In One " form," bowled the latter, sod the former at this) critical juncture ran out. Three runs were wanted when Bristow joined Sewell; each got &single, and the sows nand up denoting a tie," when Newell put up a ball of Dr. Grace's, which a substitute enured at log-on, and thus at half-past three, amidst constier able excitement, the game ended in * draw. RUMEX v. KENT. At. Brighton on Saturday play in thin county match was resumed at the commendable hour of 11.20, Jas. Lillywhite (not out, 98, and Unia-twood (not out) 24, resuming their inning'. Mr. Lipscomb and Willsher being their awailanta. Prom 107 this paw of One batsmen took the room up 129 when (Redwood was bowled by Wilkessr, Ws 64 being a spirited hit innings. Wells joined . l i pL r rhita, but they were petted at Hi, when the Liam was tof Willaher. At 170 Lillywhite wan clean bottled by W , his 55 being M oa t... Zoe. of the innings. Mal and Heed e latter • very colt) both had to retire at 171, and at the end of an decode both Boutherton and Phillip. "came to grief." The inning's closed at 12.40 for 181, which left Rent 222 TWA in swear. At 1.10 Palmer and Bennett went in, Lillywhitc and Boutherten bowling to them. Palmer was got rid of by every One catch at mid-on, and Willsber swab bowled byy Boutberton, the finest two wickets being down for to rem. Bemmant (a Kent colt) now joined Bennett, and the pace Unproved so that in half an hmu 45 were booked. Ben =ant cut James Lillywhite finely for two fours, and Boutherton bowled him when the score stood at CO. Btubbert oh luxe ma pmeeded Lillywhite. Cupping made no sign, and tt way caught at mid-on for a well-played 49 The fifth and sixth wickets both went at 59, but Mr. Hilton and (Rnoil ton between them WI, bome steady play, bringing on le to howl again at 95. The "Nonpareil " took Mr. Hilton's off-stump with a beauty at 96. The rest is spoon told. Mr. played a ball "on.' Mr. White's o ff -4=p woe dial by Houtherton, and Carrolra leg stump by hillywhite, thee. dues wi-lrete averaging only one run. Thus lisex proved victorious by Ll:3 nine. ROYAL COMMISSION ON PRIMASY EDUCATION (larturu).—The Royal Conunission ou Primary Educa tion (Ireland) met on Saturday at the Whose of the com mission, 46, Utiwr Sackville-sfr. oet, Dublin. There were present:—The Fart of POWIII, the Bishop of Meath. Master Brooke, Rev. Dr. Wileou, Rev. a M. Cowie, Mr. Deese, Mr. °A eon. Mr. Stokes, Profeeeor Sullivan , and Mr. Waldron. The secretaries, Messrs. May and Dunne, were iu attendance. FATAL AOOIDENT AT THE HOLBORN Ii r LtDIICT Woaaa.—Mr. Wm. Payne, the City coroner, held an inquest on Saturday, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, re specting the death of Thomas M'Danuell, aged 63 years. Tibbey, omnibus akidder on Holborn-hill, laid that a few minutes before 12 o'clock he maw the deceased walking down the Farringikei-ruad. He wee next the heeding at the aide of the new raised roadway now being formed as an approach to the Holborn Viaduct, walking along a footpath betweeu the hoarding and a hand-rail. Suddenly the lasirding gave way, and fell upon his head. He was then thrown forward, end his bead premed against the hand-rail. There we. a gaunt:o7 of earth and loose bricks behind the hoarding. lhere were over 2,000 bricks primal against the hoertling, and they fell out when it gave way. Mr. It. Lidstowa, clerk of the Works to the Holborn Valley superstructure, said that he was employed by the engineer of the works. The portion of the works where the huardiag fell was not under his supervision. Au hour after the oe.currenee he saw the spot. It was not brick. stacked against the hoard ing, but the debris of old houses and a quautity of earth which had been thrown outside the hoarding to make the new roadway up to the viaduct. Witscsa believed that the late heavy rains bed caused the earth to larch , and it had pushed out the hoarding. Mr. Jame, Neon, 13, Safford-road, Peckham, contractor's agent, said that the hoarding had been up twelve months. It was 200 feet long ; 11 feet of it had fallen. The earth was not pressing the hoarding. The jury returned a 'verdict of .• Acciden tal death, and they massidered that the attention of the contractors should be °ailed to the s tate of the !wanting, and that the public should be protected against the recnr rente of such accidents." CRYSTAL PALACE.-- -FIVE HAI LUNG DAY. BAT UR• DAT. JIMA 6.—AdIMOMOOP on payment, 1,636 ; ditto by ass ion tickets, 7.:00: towl vbiton, %um DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION, &C., CI "RED BY Du BA !WE RIViLle X7ll ALUM FOOD TO TON 8 rO2IIACII, 3611TVON Intim and liver of e:d and young, swing, without OnTliOinft or se =is 'isdies.st.on„ senetipetion, &asthma. aikido - , e, nenrelrie. histi Hs. palp7tateees. ele , ntessasen daNJky wanner men. sattuaa. 00f6•011.0t4013, lon epirsts. emcee.- inh Lai 1 , 41.1.4 rll nie.lizines, tesudiits tint of ha Holi ness ;he 1e.p... It eaves SE:: times its sus: m 11.hor 11 1 ., h.. ed.; Itle.. : %Ina, eaa.. or Yd. per meal. Ales the Rion:osta Vta estate Poe der, doh* iltrenethentis Ih.n memo• oreel t —Du Barry and Co., 77, _Reitent-quovl mt..% LAI lAA ; also Fortnum nod_ ,Masun • and at 1 11.011.08aktilehAtreet.; 4. Maw ride; N aid IN, tiatetdeleeet.—(A4vertimanat) kOUI'HWARK: Mr. W. Norma's, ihe proprietor and landlord of the King's Head public-bowie, Newington-causeway, was charged on remand with wilfully Fatting fire to his house, with intent to defraud the insurance company. Mr. Lewis, een., defended the prisoner. The fire took place on the 26th of May, when the pri soner and his family escaped from the hack of the pre !aloes, at great rick by means of a fire-escape ladder. The evi den ce went to show that the cellar of the house had been set on fire in three places. Witnessed were now examined MS to the value of the property. The insurance had been effected at 1,0001. The fixtures, stock in trade, &c., were said to ho worth between 4001. and 600/., and the good-will of the house about 4504 It was urged that the prisoner had nothing to gain by the fire, and that the value of the good-will would be seriously decreased by the house being shut up so long in consequence of the fire. Mr. Burcham considered it tars duty to send the ca'e for trial, and declined to accept bail. LAW NOTICES. IffiItOPOT.TTAN:MITNTY 00UFITS. String days • ted for the prawn - t ;;el.) W/111111INST111. St. 's -lane.—Tuesday, June 9; Widnes. day, 10 ; Thursday, 11 ; Friday, It iltoorrastar, Portland-road. -Monday, June 8; Tuesday, 9; Wednesday, 10; Friday, 12. Ramerroan.—Friday, Jane 12. Weraraworra, Bouth-encet.—Tuesday, June 9. 13110111.101 t, Whitehead's-grove.—Taesday, Jane 9; Wednee day, 10. etamtaxwatt, Damao-terraoa.—Monday, June 8; Wednes day, 10; Friday, 12. 811011S1ITC/1, Old-street-road.—Tuelday, June 9; faraday, 11. Bow, bow-road.—Monday, June 8 ,• Friday, 12. W107 . 1(11•PILL, Grist Praseet-etreet.—Tunday, June 9; Wed nesday, 10; faraday, u ; Friday, 11. Borrawese, Bwan-street.—Tuenday, June 9; Thursday, 11 ; Friday, 12. Lasammt, Camberwell New-road.—Tariday, Jane 9. thmaxwica.—Wedziesday, Jane 10. WOOLIVIC/C—Thunday June 11. ern or Loabox th:ildhall-buildings.—Monday, June 0; Tuesday, 9; Wedne:day, 10; Thanday, 11. CISSIMAL 121111/IN•L COMM.—Monday, June S. CIIAIME OF ARRAULT.—At the Staines Sessions, on Saturday_ a fashionably-dressed man, who gave the name of Richard Brooke, but refused to state his address or profession, was charged before a full bench of magis trate* with committing an indecent assault upon Mrs. Elizabeth Ilkley, at Ashford. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Ritchings. The prosecutrix stated that on Monday last she left her home to go to Mr. Harris's, the Royal Hart Hotel, on business. On her returning home about half-past ten o'clock the prisoner bounced out from behind a hedge on the opposite side of the road, laid hold of her, and, having thrown her down, committed the assault com plained of. As soon as she could she attempted to rareback to Dir. Hirris's, and she cried out " Murder !' and "Police!" The priaoner followed her, and said if she persisted in going back he would repeat the offence, and for fear of hie arrymg his threat into execution she returned in the directionof her own home. The prisoner, however continued to follow her, when she met a police man and gave her assailant into custody. Police-constable Spratley said that whilst on duty in Ashford at 20 minutes to 11 at night, he saw the prosecutrix and the prisoner proceeding up the road, when Mrs. Mitley gave the prisoner in charge for indecently assaulting her. He took him to the lock-up, and on his wi4i i l iz ie maid to the proee marls that he would give her an if she would for give him for what be had done, ut e replied that she was determined to prosecute him. The bench said the should treat the case as one of common assault, and trend the prisoner to the house of correction for one month. The prisoner pleaded hard to be let off with a fine, but it was refused. EIROCICLWO CASE Or CHILD MURDER IN LIVER eOca..—At the Liverpool Police-court on Saturday a respectably-dressed young woman, named Elisabeth Evans, was charged with the wilful murder of her new born child. She was her own aecowellemse. The infant was found alive in the soil of the water closet, partially covered with small coal. It died next day. The ri mier, who is u married woman, has been for some tame separated from her husband. She wee committed for trial for wilful murder. Cutrumr TO CALvms.--On Saturday, at the Liverpool Potion-wart, WiMem/Sadder, a minter butcher, appeared in answer to three informations (issued at the instance of the Royal Society for the Preventio n of Cruelty to Animals), charging him with cruelty to three calves. They were found in a eart tied down by the neck, and had evidently been recently bled for the purpose of whitening the Seeh ; the straw upon which they were lying was saturated with blood, and each anima had • wound 'in its neck. The d efend ant said the calves had been only treated as they hod always been treated. The magistrate said then the sooner the practice was put • Mop to the better, for it was a very cruel one. The de fendant was fined 20a. and costs on each information. ANOTHER SHIP BUN DOWN IN THE RIVER.— Another vessel, the brig Prints Donna of Hartlepool, has bees ran dewn in Gravesend Reach, needy abyssal of 46 entrance of the Grave...end and Medway laual She wan wider weigh, bound up, when the Berwick screw-steamer ease in collision with her, cutting her down to such as extent that she immediately sunk. The crew fort need were raved. The sunken vessel lies nearly in mid -ohaos.l, but had masts are standing high above water, and the Thames Conservancy have taken the aseemary precaations to proud the navigation. It is mated that the collision was caused by the halm of the steamer being put the wrong way. TUX ArrimprEn WIFE MURDER IN SUFFOLK.— David Underwood, a men charged with a inneleroue assault upon his wife at Farnham, new Bury Bt. Ede mind's, and who, it will be remembered, had dug several helas in his garden. with the de.ign, it wa, thought, d belying his wile'• body iu one of them, Les he... declared its ace by Dr. Macaab, medical oflieer of the Bud ilk county gaol. Underwood has NON 4 , 16103 lieu re aJv .l to a lunatic as) luta nailer au "Wel' torn a dainty 1331•71.4 ate. Walker's Ekel-Geina Rats i r.,ipca •Ll_o sae. t'Lzarllty tlara ffeW 1%14 ra:d at 14 M. ea& sitar anal ratan boom. iameat.] Walker. batter, 0. Cesahuttatrast. Mmiebaaa— (Advertl XARKETS. HARDW Alti.—Bsiurssoitta, Jrzs 6. —The trade of thin taw la a little gutter, menutactnace. have bee. OW of the ooeurt • of Whitsuntide holidays, for sa a nile, they were pretty .lowly awaited op, and In many in:tonna they have been employmg of late a lees nun.lam of hand.. than uaal. In a melt hum the time the femora. tnotelien. win be of the newt ; that will be at tended with the areal conneentrates- a fan off in the ordera on atom* of the hams trade. In the foreign d.pYi ntent badness is steady, bat now of the nreetrote are giving Oa other than moderate orders. The last mail !ram Brain shaving a decline in the exchange contd. i. f.lt injualm4y by the merehenta hem The Weer. Indian trade bee—• up well, and that of the United elates ia. ix:growl:4g. The print! !MAl nental orders in are on amount of the ex e time north n !Swope ; for the Pleura markets they ere extremely small. The meta{ eketro-platom, and braerfounders report more favourably. The nada is chill, the order.. on amount of the export lands having tenon o ff of late. - 211131 , 1.1,4•1)1110P011 Jroe 6.- The bon trade of the north of Faidand and dencland though as a rule it is believe I brisker than in other &dein., vet remote an avect of dulness. The pig iron trade, which le the genet staple of the distrin, in generally reported etragy, though the make tan war M not so much taken up for the hoe., meoumption excepting for &Wised, where there air ountinually large imports owing to Cleve:bind Mon beeor there more and more a faorurite. The quantity now taken by Seabird more than doubles the deli vanes made for that oowlry twelve menthe same, the ebeamons of the metal being the main incentive to Its Fathom. The direziet has no doubt Leen busier is the awnefeetered departments owing to the Wile in litalforthelaire, which is now it is thou ht on the point of terminating. Paddled iron bra Urn *rut there hi large quantities, and the has to eon. extent in eensequence !screwed. The principal deputmmta which have k.,pt up have been the nil and plate rank, though thews, the former wpreially, are feet running out of eider., what are in hand beinz chiefly on Reagan and Aroctiont swotted. Date mills on the True are more melee, and the Tees has, if anything, weaved an weenion. Foundries, in the matter of iron pipes and railway wort. arc within the pod tosenight much boner. Natters. relent to-day sre quoted at—No. I, Vol fit •, No. A, 4*. . Id. ; No. 4, els. 6d. The norther owl tredeki in &date of greatdepreseina, so it fa givenout by the trade. This Mates rather more, however, to the matter of price than that of demand, though there is no doubt that the somewhat dull sate of the bun and manufacturing Mode g.ne. rally has made owl math ler italeable then two yews ego, end prow both of reel lend cede • have gam down W. or is. per ton. The randy to Landes Wiring the present year has bow, by rail, much s mal ls than wad, wring, it le believed, to the temperate weather which has prevailed since February, not more than 5,000 tone, or a great reduction on late 'applies, were ten/aided en to the (hest Northern for I owing, this Tree ins easel deal of coal whipped fast now for the Baltic and continental ports, chiefly from Onstelmiand and the Tyne. COTTON.-14 v serum., Jess I.—We have had a moderate demand to-day, and a very tame market, and it is with woe difficulty that previous totes are awitained. The isles are 7,000 baler, of wkieli 1,600 are for export and speculation. COTTON 000D8.— NA:smear es, Jima X.—With the excep tion of Monday and Tuesday, on which days a very tol Table mount of business was done, the entire weak has km of a holi day character. Warehouse., and counting-house. have tarn oven • few hours each morning, that lettere might be received and “n -meted. On the klxehasme only a few agents, haw been preen!. There have been some few transactions oath day in both yarn and cloth, but wetly for only moderate quantities. A fair badnnw was debt. at the close of last week, owing to the exceedingly low prices which sellers were content to accept, and also on Manley. On Tuesday there ma rather a firmer feeling., but it restri.ted bovinem. The priors of Tuesday, however, have been maintained In mast of the few scattered transactions which have aims taken Plate. WOOL ANT) WORSTP:D.-- BRADFORD, SFlrk 6.—The Whit suntide holidays, together with the absence of many K. ipireatind mimes, at the country markets, have tended to came a roarkad quietus= in the wool trade during the part week. The buOnese done lima been orientalist restricted. Some etaplers report rather more inqy in acme of the scarcer aorta of wool, though the tranetWoris have gem only mall. The new clip iv now at eat«, and the result of the rale. Ileum far has en encoursging effect. Prieto are consequently extremely firm, with a hardening tm dcncy. (hewers are seeking higher prices than nan he realiard in this market, and these memo of Men The clip is found to be of full • weight and sound in staple, and the next few weeks will probably determine the future aurae of prices., for which an are anxiously waiting. In wonte.l yor.pa therein is. an improvvd fvvii,r on the part of export merchant., who have made more inquiry, perticula Iy in aerie yarns, Spin ners leek prices which tend to check buriners, although • fair amount of Wahine ham been done at improved rates. There has alai, been a steady business done in :16'. and vu's for home UFA count, and there seems to be more disposition to operate. Prices are extremely firm. The piece trade rather oluggiih. The export houses are not doing much: The American tmyers are operating len freely than they did some wear ago. The hone merchants alto act cautiously. There maim steady trade in fancy gond& Thot. there os little activity, then*. a one of clierrful nem and conftor pervading the =aka, and prima all wand are very Arm.. WOOLLb.:N.—Laans, Jess e.—We are not able to rennet moth improvement in the amount of Lusatian dose in the Cloth Halle this morning, although during some panals of the market hours the attendance of buyers was tol good. Their chief teeninetions h• however, been confined to mall parcels of heavy goods suitable for the fall trade. Fancy coatings in dark shades have been in more request than of late ; a few parcels have changed hand., though not in huge guantltiea. Tweeds still eon- UMW quiet. few inquiries having been made for any doraiptiens of these goods. /Catena have beat in fair demand, especially amongst the milled chums. There has not hem much doing the hairthits and white mediums; a limited number have beam transferred, but the trade has not been general Beavers and witncys oantinne to be in bid small request, and the parcels white have left the Cloth Haas have not in any eases been large. CORN.--A-voovea, Jeer 6.—At marina wheat fell es. p'r qr., making a reduction of as. during the past two weeks, and elegance could not even then be made. The crops are looking very well. Bars, Jur a 6.—The supply of grain to our market to-cl ay was man, and the attendenee thin. Wheat sold very slowly, at a further decline, the top prim being about 70s. per qr. We isin 'twit nothing in barley, the nominal quotation for whieli le Ms. to per qr. Oats am tolerably arm, bun scarcity. Retell prima are res. to Sys. for black. and Mc to 360. for white. Beans make 60s. to lita, but there is not Touch doing. Peas are a nomi nal trade, at from 445. to 60e. Flour has come down to bus. to Ma. per sack. Oar report. front other Somemetshire markets state that during the week wheat baa declined in value fully tn. per qr., End lower are now quoted 64.. to 7th., whereas a =orb ago Ma. were obtainable. Barley is very warns, and onnAo quently dear. The quotation isa Br. to He. Other torn does not show any material alteration. Haymaking is general, and there is a very good crop. Jere 6.—Wheat was Is. to ft lower, other can as before. Wheat, red, 62e. to 635. ; white, 745. ; barley, 40e. to 4fs. ; beans, Its. to Ns. ; eate r 261. to Mts. Caitlin" Jules 6.—Small !supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat sold pretty freely at Let week's rater. Oats slow and reth.r easier. Barley in demand at full prime. Wheat, white, new, PM. token. ' • red, new, Ma. to 27e. ; barley, new, Ms. ad. to 17s. lid. ; oats, potato, new, I Is. to 12s. 3d. _ . Cowman's', Alta 6.—A fair 'apply of wheat at to-day's market for the aeaaoa, and banner was limited at a decline of 113. per or. BRSTFORD. Jrwe 6.—A eery short supply of wheat. Ferment would not submit to any further decline, and there bang rather • better feeling in the trade, sales were made at last week'■ Parley sells readily at fully recent rates, and there's a good retail demand for oats end bates. GUILDFORD. JUNE 6.—There vori • SW =MG Of wheat, the chief portion being left ome from last market day. More wry more inquiry fur all dearriptionh sad at a redaction of M. to is. per quartet tram the highest pies obtained a leo mucks up. A good badmen was done_ tiancely any spring at market. Nrovrt, CM. to 7W. ; barley, Ms. to sir. ; Wooer.. to Als. ; beans, Its. to 68e. _ lancerrsz, Jest t —There was a =au ahoy of wheat here today, and the attendance of fanners sod factors was moderate. The trade roamed a firmer tone, and the prima of lad week were made for tine samples ; inferior la. per quarter lower. White relied 76e. to 765. ; rade, 161. to 71e. per 86 stone. Berle, wee ray scantily repre•smted, and the amount of business done was noan. We repeat tomer currencies, namely, grinding, 40s. to 425. per quarter. The demand f u r arta w as by no inseam brisk ; and although the ripply was abort, only the finest lota anallaildried their last week's slue; inferior Mods were about at. per quarter lower than heretofore; new, We to Ms ; old, 86s. to Mu per 26 atone. The trade in beans and the rates of this day eenaight were barely maintained: new, AS.. to Oat.; old, 61s. to Ids. pee 16 done. Fine four, 645. to 665. ; second*, DU. per wk. NERCAIITLE-111.0X•TrSr, ITCNI 6.—At our market this morn we had a fair show of wheat from the s and the sni vels tram the nest as wan as Irma shrewd moderate, fresh tareened simples were taken off quickly, at over the rotes of this day se t:might ; whereas for south awl foreign the delay:Won of Tuesday was fully recovered. a slow sale, but cannot be written cheaper. Belfry was in workmate request, and where vessels required clearing, buyers had the turn in their favour. Beene and peas uncharged. ()ate unchanged, demand restricted. The arrivals this week are :—Whost, coasteis.‘ qrs. ; foreign, I,ukt 'Mirky, foreign, 164 qrs. Malt, coastwise, 25 qrs. Oat*, euestwise, 2,300; foreign, 1478 qrs. Flour, wag win, 810 seeks. NOILIVICH iZ 6.—The amply of wheat was very fair at this marke t to-day, and with morn &monition on the pact of the tarsiers to men, the trade ruled slow at last liaturday's rates. In other article' little pausing. White wheat, Bto Its. ; red ditto, Ms. to tern. per qr. Plow, be. per seek. Sims the moral of lest week the weather has been line and forcing. until Tnaustay when we had several Maw roborbtag rola; the country presents a pmealsing appearance, there beet a prosepent or en early end abundant crop of wheat on all the good and stirf Mak of Norfolk. sore rain I. bawever, wanted. Av Wheat,nli mi., Ws. ad. Oorramonding week last year.— 1,5771 a4, M; balm 17i p. r Va. N011711.011/111, JUNS 6.—At oar am market to-day the show of wheat was wain mall. Theo was a Miter fooling in ths made, and sallas were able to mediae as admires of is. per or. on the rates of last week. White samples sold at 70s. to 74e. ; red, Me. to 70e. per 11l Mew. There was nothing stirring in barley ouethy of masa. The show of (Ma was man, bat them were miltient to mot the demand, and In men Is prima gave way a Male. Wm, Na. to Na.; *as, rats. to Na. pus Moon BM= were scantily represented, sad ram a Mahal ingshy. the tens in price' being in favour of the buyer. • new maples made its. to 10. raT ads scat. In peas tho Melon dons was ea a limited .male. Os - roan, Joie 6.—The attendance at this eves erehange to day was unusually thin, and as thane was swab • mall guentity of wheat offering, and so few buyers, there is some dilßselty or quahog prises. At this market to-deg it was hem L. to Is. cheaper, reckoning from Met eassiebe cascades. fferkg, and age, which weer poorly uweemsted,. also seeffsaml • diminution to prim of Is. each. At the reg markets during the week wheaelh- as destined be price as follows :—Abing don, Detect, M.; ffeuringeloa, his M. ; Wastage, es. Mai.; Witoey, M. per qr. The young whet is buriting into emir, and In this loyst_ fay ths farmentdag.thekh Serwilat *mak • krt. We Mita it wee lait year. Nay Lamest has sopmemeet, and several Beide have been ; the rare In gellorsn7 that , tit° mope me thin, both as thedWeed M abo is tbe meadows. irrealhonotOa, dram 4.—Tbe condoned doe wmther camas U. to bare bet little &kg in the (tern ftthatem and prices snot be steadies* nearisally the atm as co laid daturdoy. The spring corn it is vont of rain, and the few earaplas odkeiug hero to-day aril at high pricer. Ibtataaa, Jorr a. —The prevailing dee weather le farontoble to the wheat crop, and in tovarquruor the trade in onr corn en chain* this morning it thu leer drposairatista, &measly ir.y soup at pteeent being made, at a reduction of from In to elope, the bightithpricat rigging from Pie. is fit. fee doe whla whoa& °Cher tom a Soo trade, at late rate.. Rocuswnta, Jr, r 0.--NotwitlriaailiAz that there van about ea average .apply of wheat sod raw lthrib of grain on offer at as earn exchange the trade ruled exrew.liordy dull, sad although hoiden were willing to webs& to a derime of M. to 4s. pr qr. there was little diepaitioa on the part of =Um sad the trade to make ponlakate, and Nohow luta Amor at a could to etand still. The prew.st quotatious for be, r white carat are 7.1 a. to A..; oakum:as), Pos. to 7b . ; and inferior, tie. to hat rwr qr. Loa .1 el* at. 74*. to 704. ; accondery, OM. to 70a ; and mlotiers, eta. to tali, pet g. liar tureen. trod. Partook of th e Nernettiol Et, and prices etre I-. to :al. pa. quarter lower, vrith a var y faataive ifiggity. Flour could be porthole( for folly O. per emir rmoney, but at this reduction there was truly a very limited booth= done, buyers bolding aloof from par- - thatdog tei any extent. while 1111•90. 'till t Tittle sa. Mr anything ilOiniC in 1 a el, ,rd portal were inalined ehingy lu grinding vitakil..s 4, Y . , a re. per gr. chewer ram.. ha eat. there II PI IS Ira a mad r.ac tefe done, while the barge tanplit-. tint, An •au • •,:: be fully le. per qr. elatsper. Bantle and Indi an " int I . 41,:+1,. whit. dull inquiry. The wheat., er n one , in jut] everywhere Inng very rearabanc. . . Viterr , a, Juice 6.—The randy or all kinds of main multi is ray d'art • wcathce very ear, tut ruin peak In Ilse wheat trinle of la 4 wwk law In•tu and people error to be repanang rentklenne. Very done in what, and legit wecra prir,4 Ina .1. span. ..sew ado lorlonr. Wow 'ark*, J 1 r. 6.—Al tin. als)'s marl.-( there ue. oat earpply of hendielt wheat, which add madly a. Ind week's rates. Lathe r y Gd. to Is. p tr qr. lower. O.t, 'ff.,: ratter Nun s mon. ideotiful. A f•-•/ •••• WA1.111NO••11, .71 No 6. roilterto i. 40. buoy a t tote, them was a very thin attendance at market to-lae. Gift: of wheat was seasionality Rood, Lut the d‘xuand , as it w.-11 could be. Prices showed a forth.? nvllee • 2.0 yer qr., but a cliaranee could not be made. The to. • , was G4r. to 72r. n.. reporle ae to th e wh ea l favourable., and an early hart.* le anticipated, n or nothing done in barley, the nominal quotation t.-: t o 44. p i t a , bang.. rad peas woe also alin..4 ; the following bring the quotation. :- nn. .0 ; Lo,. to Xt. ; yeas, 44e. to fiti Flour tra4 quotel .!,;* sack. WATEROOLD, JVNE R. -We have not any fo r i ga report, and only a trdle of wheat and maze commis . wheat elrly in lb. yr.+ war freely ...ff.-red vet 1.4 t.-r leue money. without lending to tenon bossism. bu.. 01 thia d.preaaon hal• now been reenee....;, and 1- , ;11.-. market more freely. Ilarley u hardly nutuir.4 ;,: ot bare been sold at la. per barrel reduction on our .4 1 141 r: .4 1 of liaturday boa; vary few transactions porgies.;. at a decline of about nd. per barrel, Curve etierki.,... d. "l ter immediate ommanption. Flour the turn lower. work :—Yale, 46 nrs. ; wheat, ; SOU, ._; bzporta this 'reek :—Maire, t2l barrel,: oata, 3,i.rah; . flour, 470 male ; oatmeal, 40. Yalta. ..123M 6. At our corn endow ta-d•y there ww, • a t y attend•ane, and • limited aupply. The faaruntble we, the witiefactory repuet• of the crop. cartel btrunr• t bat, and boyaw ow:law.' with umbels. Irmo-vosioo himmool. hod to r. 0.10 to • onno•lembie rt.lootioo 3s. pot qt. White qualities fetehod 675. to 72i.: ttaa per 36 atone. There wan a meagre rhea uf the tone of the trade was quiet, the few trumetims tplarie Nina at about meat currency. Urinditur. He. Ir., 4 , taquiry for oats wan of • quiet character, and to •••, 4 buftisno, •ellet• had for the merit wort to take gather 1.. • —the range being from MR. to Mo. per at Rouse. wane ; thew wail very little &nand, sn4 no import. Moo 0...10real in the goolatiom-601. to ht.. per yn .!nn-. 4 s . rvalired two. to itt.. p.r qr. Rye liras quoted at to. Mx cm. • was x. per sack lout., and made x4e. per twl ••1 FOREIGN ILIILS. WIIIIPAY 'AFAR) Milat. -- (III4RALTAII, J. %Pt 7.- azrived at lo a.m. and traria. at I p.m. All aril. • DIMPATCII or it/11114Y ILLILti. SoUTUANTT4.ti t Ji Peninsular and Oriental Gaiipasiy'a C.11..14, 4 Evans, .ailed thlu art. - moon moth Mill. for tobraltet, terreacen. fp!. Aden, botabay, rec. Mr took wearers and •to canto, inclutliug ao‘.ril; wax, fa,01.; £6,4100; anti gold thrriedOrwell.ty, ree , r.A. I triwArn Aaron - %Mt Mn,.. larltrstATtmt4. J• .4. 7 titan ttoyal Mail antamer City of Witalinwrioa ..t,,., : p.m. yestridity. Mr embarked mail., and ri,,,ear, • 1. 6 . ceded for Malifax at &AO p.m. t0...1ay. All Jt•ttp. 7.—ms 'Winn atetuner. t;mis Ntw York, arrived beta at 1 p.m., to-ilay with In whom she lauded some and mu. l.d iluinntiau iy :or MX him souto dots. in ape& on Loard. OTTWACO AMFIDYAC MAIL. Ql'..l's•TuWN, Jr., 7 11. r.... 1 Mail ,4.-“Ter A uat valnais nrri wool I a•ra at a a.m. .• embarked 68 sup,A, Forks of mails, pti-enc; . • trawls, and proouided for Nem York, at 3-It pm. A:: • • TILE METROYuItrAN AND P !!. Maass.—Rapid progress is now being made it order to get this market wispiest.% Th., boarding Mo. been remnte • from the southern end, and the iiew areet fro o thee", into St. John-street will be opened in a few d Tiie workmen are fast procewling with the con-truetioa of the iron roof which will cover the main tlsirouglif.ide Nets , " o the motile= and southern wing,. In the nortk.rn wing gavels' blocks of sliope are tiowileariy One of the corner towers is completed, 11114 (,e ethers dr, leaking rapid progress. Everywhere about the Wilding the•re 14 to be seen great activity, width', contractor: hate no doubt as to its being ready for opening by Chri.tms.. 'rho Markets Improvement Comnnttee vuited the wi.rttii hot week, and exptessed theraselvc. highly pleased with the prisms which had been made since they were la.t there. —udy . TAE CROPS IN TRY. ESsT.--The harve4 pre mises to be an early one in Fowl, in which comity wheo is coming rapidly into ear. The bars hare br. a greatly eicorched by intense boats in Norfolk, and even iiptn :tied lands the crop' obtained will be light, while lip. n goivePt soils they will be eery scent Both wheat and want rem in Norfolk, but the wh=ets have hitherto re. misted the droughts well, and there ii—epeitking —a prospect of an early and abundant crop in , iic In th e neighbourhood of Stamford. vegetation 114 , tlagrd from the absence of a few genial showers. MORMON EMIORATION PRuM LIVERPOOL. -On Friday evening last the ship John Bright sailed from tl.e Mersey with oeio Mormon emignoits for Now York. or their arrival at New York they will be taken in charge by several elders, and forwarded on to Utah. The cangrar.t.., who were principally Welsh, and from the =diet., counties, were under the charge of Mr. Rh :lands, the Mormon agent in Liverpool. A large number of fl, " elect" were women, and many of the males were nifty, most diminutive proportions. 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Filehelson, Esq.. of Blondield.cillm, Ist F.I.LIOTT—COSTE.--,lone 4, at St. John's, by Rev. J. Ooodebild, rector, J. Elliott, E•q...llTaroo. NV.= Finsbury, to Jeminsa, youngeat daught, of tin info. Rig., Thibiten. FAIIiSETT—.TWYCHOLIS.—June 4, at the P.er- W'lringhom, by the Rev. T. Fawcett, br...tber of the melded by the Rev. T. Morrm, wow of th, W ruTett, M.D.,tof Clesstarf, county IMMO. ri,k. t the late It. Fausiett, Esq., M.D. , to item Iwo, dose. ei of the late J. Twyerm., Fry., tie The Brook, Woa.sigasni. H viva FLINT - CASTLE.- June 6, at Joan'aegreet Ilona ure"`" . row, London, by the Ron. and Rey. 11. Ir Noel. M. 4 .. Aka hem Ilioeh, son of Mr. T. Flint. of Mil-hail N o el. A ka to dike Annie. daughter of Mrs. Caleb , . Falk st,oc. gent. LATCE—BRARAZON.—June 4, at Puts Mint , 1 / 4 4 ' Wieklow, by the Rev. J. Sherlock, A. Lob'. • egad &raiment, to Helena Franco', mood daughta , J e w' Mag . !. HYDI4.7. 21, of LIYMOUfit, iD the mus, 041. adge• STA PFTERS.—J 4, at St. Luke's thuielt. E. B. Stamp, of Righctrect, Hampstead, teatiw. tL , Wb tez the late J. Peters, of Illoaneriquem. rle•let , • TUTTK—BD—June 4, at St. Chute% Ps Am , ' ton, by the Rev. R. Atkinson, MA., rksz of tockerhten, eaehlre , assisted by the Rk:D. D. W. itodasel, MA., its .oste of Holwell, Oxen; J. Tutte, EN. of Culletz. 1.).1.••• Ali tilitriff of the county of We e tz o ,,:s.b, ouly ..nut of if. B. Tuitc. Ret r o ( &was, in time name county, to Film. roust"' ' 1•44 ' .1 °I W. B. 1300 "thb7. FAQ.. of 'reglad Abbey. !Clatter- WALTRIttI—WATtION.--June 6, by linear, st the th 1 " diman Chal. St. Ameba and @Lecke, Dultmitmet, , o inn-deide, London. W.C.. by the Rey. F'. O. o nt. ti• Wafters, late ILK., of Newermsoyed Dergfeed• to Xt.° MuWlda.Wsteon. daughter of 36. J. Waboto. I;xj.' _ _ DEATHS. COCKS.--".. at Chapel, Imes. Hester, widow of the lite t 0. Ceche, Beg. DAVIhM—May fa, at Ditelling-teemee, Itort . 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