The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

ITALY. SA liIJINIA. It DoraWeis. the Vice-President of the Sem* mad Presidoet of toe Council of State, who r spokes of as likely to represent Sardinia at Zericb, woe Mummer of Iho laterwr in 1847, and iettiated those telerno which preceded teazles Albert's proclamation of * oesetitotion. Is INNS, whoa the cliseessioe oe the law of soavvat• •ae taking place. it was to M. Destenbecoo that (oot,t ClT(liit OWtli hie safety, and tee acceptance of tiiat important ineamire by the Sena,. M. Desaio brow is generally wandered to he the shiest adison:strator is Piedmont. IHE DUCHIES. The Ifineitor• Toes-ono of the gyikeirber pgsguti ag against the restoration of the late Mew es a atop which the.. pottotatee who dune the pewee of Europe ought not to coatemplate, hide-- Thew hew e...e reetere.kss of monershe &fees est by setwes la a sea of seareby ; but se reetwades hie ever to hum plow .be gse easiest esseeby wee sot In denser bet the weenies. herb Is env ewe. She Prism h dweetiert trio ow *bombe boom beer ail blahs but es ateseellier Alteetime. Heftiest sew eit-seseed that lbma. beessee u e nowise of setiosearz hes telewlitel,, sal h • reeseesarg Me tame sO. b• • •• ••• ereireerw by Is 1; a stem* wean b. sew esmeed betwees the a.dsa.l esetheisetesa healpisetnesity sad Teseesay wod I t•ceserrtell awe a perpecr4 thawed wet. I. wash all the whew cares of ihmertwass la sad .et al Temeay ward =ay ibete pot. A see journal, /be Owe of Savoy, tins appeared at Modelle ; it advocate, a union wita Piedmcnt an the ooly 'slew ion for the territory. la a letter from Bologna, dated 22nd July, a writer to the lad& preolefte• Briye giVIP• • sketch of his vinit recently paid to Modena, the Parse railroad effording a short trip, sow is active operation. The enthumaue, the national *whorish of feeling, and the execration of the lite niters* bet;gar Lis powers cf description. Ho say• that, if not united to Sardinia, they talk of itangtaNnit thither en niass•—the skilled workmen to become labourer., the merchants to become =mks, the young men to taloa., the landowners to become farmers, the 'winters to beg in the streets of Tenn. The Nadine= I ommittee of Impeschmeet against the ex-Duke is to b. pretided over by Palmieri, pre sideut of the High Court of Appeal; the other =embers are Outtliano, procurator of the High Court of Appeal ; Advocates Seregni and Itonchetti, and Abbate Chieriei. Twofers= of mathematics in the seminary of Omuta' I. The object of the tribunal is to trace the ownership of the lands which the Duke hes acquired by confiscation and similar means, and amounting, it is .mud, to nearly one-third of the territory. THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION. The Args4Nry (in:Me resolutely places itself at the head of the reform mor,-me..t. The follow ing is the project of • federal constitution which the Bavarian paper offer@ to the German patriots, sad whitish, it lays, even forms the object of negotiations between the cabinets of Vienna and Bettis :-1. The federal diet is to be replaced by a ledeiral goverioest. 2. At the bead of the federal revetment are to be, supreme chief No. 1, the Em peror of Austria, and supreme chief No. 2 (sic), the Regent of Prussia. 3. There is to be an upper chamber, compared of the princes of the empire; and a chamber of representative, of the German people. RUSSIA. A letter from St. Petersburg, referring to the sup posed allisnee b‘tween France and Russia, stew that the policy of Prince Gortchakoff is rather in favour of breaking op European alliances than of fsmniog them. Russia, we are told, hi. had no other &sling during the late war thee sympathy tar the imam of Italian independence and an animosity against Austria which the present state of affairs has iet removed. T4e Inral•de Rowe says that the icerst pew ie better than the beet war: AMINO de pose* f. Lir front excluding all genre of dlnmenore ere redellecherth it, terser) es ft pet. se cad to ihsiard. win It sanely the narks whose lot has hese feed hp the e-41 of the b e parties ? Will it. peel whirl has jam born setaluhshen be stable? It Setae the foam to show. to itenersl the ritualise of ths pewees esnoled lac the yea • stows • to es Malaise Ilia mead Ore the n.t lSwops. Doehtlere the an, elfferie alit Vagina ha right to seam green op erlihent the meet .n •. r mistier with rash ern time tie • ima m wad they , this le et hay, asagesemisc polnicol ood lase that sammtry, they , utehl. It seers to esevernees el lie Pea et Ineweia MRTROPOLITAN BOARD Or Wollte.vs-Tbe weal, moues or A. listrerbros Dowd of Wr.rbe woe bell yes. mode, et Greldtsil . Mr. J. Timmins, Is Use (hair. TM dame al sweats t sheered s trial Waco el MAW. Illa Id. The Closes* rimmed lb. lebeenser Seem Le the essetrertie• el the den teasel of the ends dreiselps win : Tyre. 9,WW. ; Detour!. 10.500 i. ; J. eel Z. RIM. YAWS ; W. U. Ike. 10.64 N. ; Y.eemee. 10,1671.; W. HII. 111.101.; J. end L. '•eitiesee, 10.200 t ; George Oakes, 9,3111. les ; R. leblesoe. 9,4411. ; Walter sad Meow, UM Tb. Iroise el Maroc Walter .ad Name eras se esided„ est*st to ...'tread lequirtee. A report see as by the Xels Dosses* Committee, recoansesdisi b rg: INK be paid me we nusniss el enrols for cosseesisties by webs wires prose.« l• the perut or ite Osage, Hese stessiere. ewe Inurlatrel no %ads,. 16,1 nib a jags kW/ Miff • saber eery disestey the report vss ski me* weed es,. A repel we peered ben Penner =bees the nese ef the Thews, ebniag tbai Ye bang moss gosiples ea 'ma ittbeistsrily. sad thet *enamel no bes ebnelni then is Ile Pavia seek. Ilene ober mien banana bevies been depend el, the need elabereeL ASCIDINT AT Tin CITSTAL BALKS ARCHEIT Yeele.—Ae widow si a paeaineiy dittsreessit deseripses newiad et no es tt.try spetisi es Waisserisy, at tbs ki "..4 Paine. Ii ins kaolin Wei Idra. Cbetin ad sad bee 6. m it .d les horsey Wad tin lay aberpna . 44 le b• "newt ... 'ls fily, seri ben their en: la etsdheilsisee ee Tarodey silse. =al orb up their sheds et Usesses' Bolsi Crystal Masi, where resins bed bees previesdy sagegel kw im, Mn. c heeled, eine 1 esi••11, sea: sea bee beer and eseeebeneero, est eanedniny processed es the Mass eel sem. iles rogue wined. tie epee assibed est be lb. c - srpetwee. W!... desrearties er e ef Ibe &psi 'be 8.6.4e1 1., t-mag. .0,1 1.11 leanly en bee add beeibied Ste kg is (nave *or. Mn. Cbessryed see Imisallakty c•cr.,..1 brit T. IR. bawl, .bra tbe owl pimp sad !sad attetts,o was Glows I'm Melikel fiaload- RDA Ors hammtly rottur.l. but tt woo deserd advisable, boa dr. c0tep1,...1 wars of tb. Nears, be bees sursiesi ebbs trisesperd for tr,m Losdna. Time sower seetwed Wide te the urnsiar. bet it woe d-terisimed be yessisse atlng dr bacten ea 01 Its net en biog. Mn. Cbaiend's seledna wen teledropi s 1 6,r sitboat delay, led bee isse sevieed es the be .1 by rt. lees teals. We are bow ii• en IbM Mr& Chriwystl pr... I • toian,Lly tresque siiK awl It lit Weems erti.hcr:s to Mc leirsda In kw. that IA Roe prat esaidoace every c Wort sad atieutLa •11 1...(..d lobes. MAIMS raow liaowatao.—An isqueet was held es Tbsteday, at ice been Isa. Bury, before M•. Iteardes„ °OMR, ow the body it norm Conway, mood 16 yeses, wale taw to hl. dwats ru.di r the lellowas arostrreesu Le eml lour mbar boy• sent to a lodge derider 1. Weider steporee-hrut,leeorob, • a Tuesday lest, , e bathe, and wine ease wen la lbw are, mad robed wed otriprooft, Speller dew as. oluerved o, ei prod* wires the decessed, lobe WOO Vaal& to rem, emu ',tad to CM. tow lodp at • pima wiry, k wee too 41.4 p to I,IJ, sad wee drowsed. The odor bap emu MI, sad ere poised by the Odd. No blade sereabed to it, le .I.••inee. and a verdict d " derideedd isl' was re fano+ —Yr r , Hay . * implemental, seelirilai• bummed se or the lean it-and. and., dedury,wkiere peeved Ord efeCieselse Mi.- •y. ase4 I.) yearn. •leo resided Is Hsu= Bsdried-pre-,rd. It ewer dose too der boys, Maw." and Welleuros, wart pis psi with tbe idlitetwsed =wbes obey rategt.o WA .4 Wu and tool bi d as the el dee La !titer, ri-er the Teeple Mills. and * o kay Oboodbood lo mob brae u. The malt proved lead, kor tbe derared's Je~ dipped nut of their bonds, ware be ki lab it. river, did gut estess4cl us deo weeds, NA was dooossoL no body sr seestaany recovered. Arornscauss? HALL.—At a Court of Ersralww• Ida au Tbands, of swalsona win derwisv• tas how, ol Apotbotonwo. Ts& : 2 •= Jowl Irma* Araby. of &nab Neerlieras. bltsksst Daly. d Ireland; Fabianrk Wooden& Dewier, rf Lspthatp, Twartam. Oa It CA. Apell IMO); Derma Milord Twilit Edwards. et Nowited ? NassiadEaddrat Erida4l4l Hamm a fl.efed (MIL Da) Dew liarkby Orldth WlEsab Eire% ad dynast, Carearras ; Jobs Maks, at Dowuksio...k.r. Nada R 16611); sod Iddlint Joe* Wiese, of t'arnan. Calkeeptas, Devisable*. (Advertimeiseet.)—DlVll (11010107AMIO as mall Corea -lA. ea/yawl r•passelni b Xll yllO wawa at la id lelo. Pa. and pa peas Is llama* J4l nv. lioloompolble 46111•111. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1869. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Crass tsar "riser's eAserra.) WAR-OPTIC'. JOLT ft Chsledni bd egk lleset ei Deegan Glearde—The seesed woo es Lonesome therithethe .6 1tesk.“ Devoe 0 baked who keel the bj a Ass If Molt, who esebregoe. let ems Mclean, boo the 7th Dogma o — e - eX7 — • be septets, vies Coats, who sathengss Royal AnWery—limeTbseem Lueders, Esc , la Per *Wake Of NO Turkish Cost meat, to be payamstee; Re mune Iletsms (.Itierlei Wdit.m ()ninth, tuna the tal e to es amillentmwmen, view Reod, doomed. Gnarlier Chneda—Lemeneat .ad Certain Sir W. Themes Treads Warm &at, to h. cereals and lieeteesat ceimet, by persee t e, Diy, who maim; aid lbeeseesi Jobe Jibe@ JAaetree se be liseessat end segesie, by punkas% needer W. T. T. Ware, Bert.; infta Hz Beseloid Cksieta, keen be fl at loss. to books Ilseeseest. by ,ffiee. beeseme. Celdeereeraoearde—eatiareabergsse Igen leedelonoe, bein the Royal Artillery, se be smimemoseos, Mee Askew Beivalt, M.D., reamod. fwd logiewes of red—Major Jobe Neste, Bespet, to be belewee-eekeed, be vice agoolnlior vs . bee; Node riellakk Owls so bo moojor, by poroboss, lea Pos =se epee* goer., ta be 'edge, by who preesteL Ilnee " : l2 Trearide Wow" pot. le he aim by per. she" vise Joie, premed ; Timer briblerk, rah, lre be eretre, by gerehawe vie% 011,11.. pleateare. 1114 Fame— Wilber Wawa's Woodsgeol, rot., to be . by perchers, ebe Horse preneeed. 17tIrt-11114 .r rbrikakk Teed, Ism boil-pq, _Mil Foot, be myor, Mee Radtloll" who sekbarsi Carols ond ReetworMamor R. Jobe RAO °Tessa le be major, by remtries Yard, who retires• Ussralerat hire T h e a rei erno, to be certain, by ; itesh tfM Beebe:" prouteed, by purchase, to se b e eeey ; Bashes rod 'asset Alethedes Bow hove the Fmk et beer sat ; Bs.ire R.mnteu Dumb le be Ileeeweee, by per cher, vocts Vendome; Joke Math, gay., to be wedge, by pettchess, vice Wedderbane, promoted. 18th loot—William Hoary Herbert, gest, to be Melba, wittiest rarehme, vice J. P. O'Reilly. decreed. 20th Pact—Llestmaat William David Naas to he egtettl i by parebaes awe Cent's, who rune.; Range MM. 11•••1 is he lisateneat, by perdue*, vice Neon. 2let Fun—TM mead Christian move of Rouge Coke, sy mbiotic. to. 24th Jew, l&W, " Talbth" nod Foot— Al matler George Fraear, seat., to be sedge, by perelese, otos Hellos, promoted. nod Fees—.ltheesd Brosghtoa Klimek* Lemon, gent., to lesenelen, by maim vice Holyaem, roamed. Sikh Feet—Nat Robert ibstor, mat., to be reign. edition perchers, Mee Heeilrey, pro. 42th reet—Wethem tetra Dent, gent, b ri be sedge, by perches', vies Boyd, promoted. lthek loot—Lleetesaer Fredereek Fit: William T. Hobbs, le bo tapas, by pas .e, Tics Roglead, promoted ; Badge Remy Wbewril D. Riley, to be heuoisaat, by rumbas., Mee Nobles. fee; ik Post—Lieelmmat William Dana Hoed, to be septa" waits* probes, vies Brevet-Ms* Henry Reyes". astelewl: IWO =pe Onslow, to be linetemat, with entpenMers, Nth Fest--Peidenick Knight, gent., to to melga, by par tit vice Dyke, 79th boat—Arthur raw,ent., to be mugs, by punbeor, vice Clay, promoted. 804 Foot—Mmor Robert Hawkey to be limatenent-ookmel„ without puttee vice Brevet Colossi George Betake., decessed ; Castel; Edward Hardin/no to be ramjet:, without purchase, vice Hawker; Lieutenant George Sullivan to be ceptent, without pwehath, vie. Herdings • Emig& Dudley Beaumont to to liewienent, without parehme, vies Bath wee ; Hedge John Haab Ore, from the 89th Foot, Is be memo. viee Bermatrat ; Petrick Joreph Cowan, gent., to be emiga, perehata vies Lee, appointed gunner ouster, Depot Buten" 87th Foot—Charke ShorU adult, gent., to be ensign, by parchase e vice Throcksorice, promoted. Mirk Peel—Cbarles William Burton, gent., to be aslp, 'moalthea parchate, vice Green, appoutted to the Mk Foot. Ifeet—Th-etea Gerard nag" gent., 04 be ebeign, without pietism, vise 11.1111., prowled. 94th Feet—John Joseph Birks, pet., to be ensign, hp par -611114, vice Hall, promotwi; James Brawn., gent, le he semen, ty purism, vice Gre promoted. 984 a Foot —Frederick John J , ,yes, pat., tote by perches*, vice Artoue, prommted ; Jartutisa Hiesp String, gear, to he omega, by perehem, vice Houghs" promoted. 99'h Foot—Coraa Gorge W. Vaasa Celan, hen the Ilk Light Dregoesa Is to Mae RUITING % vide DISTANT hare P . ollsiag. 11111 C Lieutmeat Edward Beist• O.odssa, he. the La West ladle Repast, to be adjoins% vies Joha 011elL, pro moted, wttbout pantos., to an Uestteehed Cesapsay. COMMISSARIAT DIPAKTAIIIIIT. Deputy AssierenteConitureoszy-Genersl Jame Megioire Montagne Oaadat haviait otatpletel the requited amble acting a.istallit•OplattaredirylieDetel 1111 the Wasters Coto , Of Afro , a, to be coaariaaa ea the ark el eseleessit roconlimsry-general; Cceunimerlat Clerk Wli Haar, Nest ad having completed to. engulfed etrytee se wan deputy mar eat•eumedemery•seeorel ea the Wooers Covet of Alma. to he opaltmed is the reek el dent, eoomeat-cotowleoartpeaarel ; Alateloa•Comhosof - °mama Joan W. Woedity, epos hafflay, We been allowed to win hem the erase. nosivies • ammtstles of the oresmiselen. HOSPITAL STAFF. Sarrou-Major Mors Harr, N.D., Will noires oa half pay, to reeds, honorary rank of deputy hispeet,r-seassal of It...pule. ia aordetta ants the Royal W.rraat of lot October, 1858; Stelf.Burger Hop Mapleton, N.D., bruit e caplets! tarty 'oars' full pay errs, to be see. pa-01 s, trier lir 'loyal Warrent of let October, letsB. For Alto d Illotrom b, seat., to be asuleasat-ear ger to the b.c.., roe Toth.ll, sopnisted to ler Foot, wren appeared la Ma Gazette bth July, 1850, void Jobe Alfred Ilhejß attb, seat., Le. CH A PLA I N'S DB PARTIIINT. The sanneiroa of the Nee. Clear Ones, LA., se rap hue to the far se, of the third err, to ter date the Fat February, 111$6, tooter of the Ist February, 1842, r surds the Gazette of the 26th of Marra, 1859; the et n. =rim of tbe 1t... J. T. Tarsi, D.D., r chaplain ef the that claw, to beer date the is AMQ 1856. end sot the let Apt', 1812, as stated at the Cease, of the Bth March, 16. W. should he paid, in thermoset thweby dimes% to sere able art ortiory mono net above the age ot 46 mit odor theme ere 20 Foe who should, as or before the 16th day of Joie dellowingoter themselves torso le her Majesty's MO oarlt either with the captains or boutsseate of Mr megestra Maio or dicers soloed In Odors, or at emeks los oil shore Or miens men for the servios of ths Sod Navy sad Oros her Majesty was also peeked, plessad by her said proclamation to mode re that all ablebodiedi mods mo not above the age of t etsty-Ilva, nor under the are of :lirayears, who should so meter themselves as Mormsid, receive the sum of forty &billings each man as her lisksty's royal bounty and whereas the time limited for payment of the said bounties, so far as th e y mkt* to able omen sad wo, by order in council of the Ilk day of i ro a rlast, and evended from this sail ISO day of Joe to the 3 day of tom impact July ; for her Majesty's servile that boomtbo ▪ bd = " t i r l orthey relate to able seems sad itakso moo ha soaftsO to be paid for some time kw, his that We same resoldbe mimed to 84 in raped of seammo led to dL Is respect of ordinary moo her Iligoso, eft the Ovios of her Privy Cooed, dour Owe. !hwsr, sod it is belay accordingly ordered, that the doe imbed dermoat of 44 mad reduced booties of IL be able moo and et 41. to ordinary imams, be pro longed sod szoaded from the said list day of this Meant July, to Me lOW day of September nest, Inclusive ; whereof all polo coneented an to take mottos and govern tbeal- MaTill scoNdlngly. WK. L. BATH,: MT." Apimumrr. JULY 29. - APPOINTMENTS. - Antietam Paymaster T. Goodman (1062), to the Arrogate, 47, screw Meant skip. on mast guard sos st Newhaven. Climes •H. P. Hooghtoe, to the Meipornema 50, screw Mum frigate, et Portsmouth; sad 3. Chambers, to the Daudet., 31, screw steam ship, st Porteamath. CHATHAM, JVLT 29. This afternoon the detachment of Reim Marine 2,11 lataatry, to the number of 34 nosi.onnimissionsd and mei, left headquarters sod embetked from the dockyard as baud the steamer seat to convey theta to the Mrs. 81, saw steamer, Boise tor sea at &beetle se. Aftheseh It has not yet been ofoaially announced, it has bun decided to reorganise the cape of Royal Engineers, with the new of lessening the hem duties sow devolr.ng upon the staff at heedqsariere. By His proposed plan the corm which now COligilti of 34 companies, will be formed into four battalions. the organisation of each Wog complete in itself, although the staff et headpuarters will remain the same rat present. There will, however, be two papmaiters for the battalions, in consequence of it having hem goad that the duties plus too heavily en the pretest paymaster. Captain Wilkiaaon will be paymaster el three batialioes, the fourth battalion sad the recruits being handed over to s new pal niesiter, who will be appointed for that purpose. DEPTFORD, JOLT 29. LAUNCH OF THE MClTYlE.—Preptaratione were Made to.day sad completed, is meardeace with Admiralty imilructions, for the Launch of the Mutate, sloop-ot•war, pota, front Deptford Dockyard, to-morrow (Saturday). The Moline h a remarkably dee vessel of its class, and bar bops bath under the superintendence of lir. W. Chatfield, mister ehiperight. The launch will take place betwam ono mad two o'clock, sad the gates of the eetabliehment thrown *pea fur the ednalasion of the public we hour previouely. PORTSMOUTH, Ju IA 29. The ceremony of launching her Majesty's screw frigate Bacchante will take place to-morrow morning, at 11 eaka. The Bacchante is a line frigate, constructed to carry 61 guns, and Is built on the bane Imes ; sod in her bull reenablet in every reeved the Shannon, formerly oorionsaded by the late Ceptarn Sir William Peel. He leet between • is 236 feet; length of keel Menage, .60:r ulu et ; extreme breadth, 60 feet; breed* tannage, 4041; herodth moulded, 48.8 ; depth in hold, 17.8 duet; memege, 2,651 2994. Hsi M•je•ty held a Privy Council at Hebrew this miter ing.. Tim members of the council arrived at the Clarence yard. Oorport, shortly before 12 o'clock, and embarked on heard the Fire Queen, )tartar-Golosaarder F. W. Paul. P;ireTe 4Celved an Invitation iroto&olic9re of the Royal yacht to dine with them oo toad the Victoria sad Albert, at Cowes, on Saturday melt, sad has accepted the lavltstion. SPORTING. 00oDWOOD RACES—FuDAY. The ordinney dimensions of the mud were utwifficiont to oostain all the stokes to be Molded, and it wee therefore found amasser, M here • supplement, cc which was printed the Naar, &ahem The Beat** llimorial, worth 1,0001., sad • mica of 1,0001. a aide, ha ea 'additional enwsigitt to Ma promunme, whisk a supply of sport suffi cient to mime the most Ikkenlicsde lover of ming. The proceedings commsamed at half-peat 12, and termi nated soon after ilk appointed time, 4.00. Owing to the length of the detailed account of dui naming, we are com pelled to curtail our introductory observations. From kw ginning to end the blueness of the meeting is every depart ment me admirably earned out, sad aliogetber a more am oesstal make was never celebrated in Goodwood Park. The A division of police did efficient duty on the course under the din 'lion of Superintendent Walker and impactors Butt and Richardson. Inspector Thornton was in amigo of the Orated Stead, and We vigilance, Mumma sod cour tesy duipoiyo-d emend obedience to Zirders Th. Mame traffic daring the week was well arranged, sad no thing Met mold promote the convenient* of the path° was °mined either by Mr. Frederick Night, the secretery, or Mr. Remit e, the saperiatendess of the mato department of the Leedom Brighton, sad Math Coast Red way. Ihe Amad ora horses Mae achieved a great trines* Starke is pant calor winning rbe two richest Intadimps of the normeag, and the 2-yr-old Umpire defeating a Lugs Sold Ise the !awry. Mr. Tea Beceek's winaiap ms eadmisisd at 30,0001. Tl 2 NAISAG iflk rUktri 6161.. OA Db. TM mem to me LAMM Om 111 Mb) lard Ay Wary • Cbalsw by Oebade. SA fib.. bake a Ihdard alma. SA nb ltonal Lord Meer• laroba of Lad %ba Tab .... 3 My. 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Asolaus Milos. Ike et Arum lrelbets, Illesemerm, Time. thiliesis Tirane.. =dr: * m eezeir=rifjr, lie . z .. a. =l=T . Mouraviii. andel Tw I OPL_arimis* I a t sea ~ 7 w i Not &a ble.. • .. I Mil Twllleliti 11 el NOM laseemes Mato Sachsen far der loss Awl ORR ad flea: le 1 eel 11.4 is Amos Meld of Masi .lees lea eie es tlie mese. Magee by Tem. Serer 1... me Tease. le seed le tens sem Me awed leek Woes Tiers web the emmeed. TM Yew abered m ahem le Me ell eflaS err dried. eel Swim Zee seem sea me smiesim M mem eel ea MOMS bee, enallm !Plied free Re bree• Melee se Med. Mammon Pees Ma meta ; Chile& s IN eed flee sere suit. re Tbeßees heeled ile seat le. "Wishes leased 6 esea set, eta Mb Wed, f•or tr. WIN.. yr elde.,_• Me seam to be me Me Me ems V demmedeL Ile. Ma RR) • Iladße Ime7 061elle. IYR74MbMe le MN Wertilime) 1 - I , .O. lamer TM apiskyr, a me. Ms Wends) I T. Os yarn Ms ildi..l4ll I * alimelmee e lesselliMe. a ma. em iUb lelleese Mr mt.—Tem el Leek. atrobbita WI. Ceeemeli 11•11tob. ma Mao Leto els (ems a Rare el Maw Shea We maw MillaWaa. ' Mr. tistr y • asset &by Meemisernr arra. 7. lai i w o. Tits Menu= semasuu. Ran •t low ten la IS Mae& me. m., rlebe ems. air. M. Iletwakt is bf Wefew , dr. tat effr...= 1. Lard la Comoremee. eye, le iii Mr. L. Ti. ,areeera Preyea. lyre, bet Alb temseal Mr. 41.Aireleft Seeks am la Mb ........... .........osen 4 Tlie Merles eel ink:—/ Marrs. OAR nib Jee . eli s.. = NM 01111, Laildlinik TIM Mink 0 by il • Mesies. semembw.Teisef. : I le Owl Melis 4le 1 Rh ePt lietible. Itag salami see lemmas ael Primes rate. RIM WAS Judie sad Paptioint. temente abased Me sar i Me. es rise me lio tam eil Me Mete Trsedleell. ?Rees dew lye the mend 1N... Lellene otos ea Mvd. leeks Seeds Mae oak M li. ea teem ems Iflieemse Ims us (YON W Preen Yee N. edam IS Ws fee, emi see bee . geed led. Ceiskelr. pales else% weei es sera, web Mem tent. le I Melia the stemless ere impieed Me pees end moo pit • ede Wm! beam Wel Rd Mr yerems tem finer mil surto rote dine weft pedeme Rya kale see awe Om MIL ems Rabe yeet atielys sbe Me IS ANON Olga mil WOE SR and M ii• task m the Red etas see Medea. us remileg let toe= of the bill trees eel re me evils elme,,ed peas the men 1••••••• pretty dew .nest .Mr br a deem foriesing third at • about Ss ewes Os sympenee frate brand IM Wl.= qt um mm la &re lemille lee earls rd Tuolo,y Si. ems meeeit by •• men eel lees the maw, Ramo limo[ ,ar . the mar. Os melee W My MM me este, noel totoproullat dee ens* be at the MY Perm IkAin 4.4 141 UM ere. web Orissembe mooed. Moab eit4 blares uvau AI the ememimisenst a lb. rime 4scemore Slane °btu wed lee lead amid Mb bows soot Weer by .Is Late; n bad Wears. We ..weed and lOW ; awe tree Priaree twee Re Mee ; Me WWI RM. ISMS eie esol mewled le el wee Runes Ye. Ti. ....to erased awe ell Mesa,_ .. . . ." - ii" .— st..";•Zii.7ll - 1:17;c 1 / 4 .... 14 seta) • J. Mint drisitam.64lllb oxisol —Kb= 1 OrL 11. wasob mowoo. 1611 1111 : •M 1 so rowdown. wbo woe lo mow !mam too Oweerwo g11712.•4111•011141 suitor Qs irk Me IM t t . g= " 4owhil "" = l llf. x. rim 'prim obit VA. 11111 0 t... bolsi VIMM boa OWook lb* be tow ;oo d. onion ibo Meow d bow Room IL IL Ia Itormaio. mb. It is racially aomosassd that this North Hatters Dlefirie mill be se totkotte —ltorwtek c at Ike sms st rpm sad a quarter per east pee war; Turk, awe Ned etepterter pee te►s. par annum , Limb, oat tad three gamuts pm mat. pm swum, HUDDERSFIELD. The ecomaittee re-assembled yesterday, sad pro ended whit the further hewing of the evalesoe. Erveral Wit. 11414801 were to prove =prom pay meat of travelling expenses, atter which the committee adjourned. NORWICH. The pros:medians in Oda case opened yestirday moraine. Mr. Brans (chairman), Mears. George, ass. fl. Lidded, Pepe, sad Talbot, formed the cansittee. The coonwl for the pw- I t t6 °"'"' V". Mr. " 41 !7$ Q.C., Mr. Slade, Q.C. and Mr. Within/on ; sad Mr. Phew , Q.C.. Mr. Wel.by, Q.C., end Mr. Garda, appeared for the Wain members. The petition whisk 'wraiths front aro= chosen of Nor wick, oonsplatite ef bribery mad corruption on the part of both the sitting triabare, Vieeonat Bury and Mr. Belmar. Mr. Pekin, on the pan of Viscount Bury, took ea excep tion that the case with ?cord to the bnber7 was aireedy done away with by the mai lord having occupied °floe vadat the 1 7 h - e . corentittee, however, conoidered tb. had juriediciks. Mr. Slade prootaded to open the case on the part of the petitioner, in the MUSS of which be attribicei bribery to toe lifters. Wells, in several instances, and connected them with the e.tting ineentiers tweak agents. Several witness'. were then examined, and stated they bad received Meech Sr their votes. The committee then adjourned. PROM lad? 711981'1 GAZJITTS. l. Jog' Moor, Jr, Wed lod▪ lerced. Poole. ageolaa, to sarnetkr i n i TA . B at 1 ; ...ne Set ML. . Inures Ismon . ;000. "NW, Aftwg 11 MI 11. NM Os" Shill). rig, ▪ Iblairka= i lla .u . Oar. Mea . 7."l. Deltan , eagsmass ; ea. Mame lona Mosajno„ Qatleolfee, Piraeta. atm thane Amuse 11 sad Mtiirre l . l. , 1564„._h"ii.g.= ISL. IF Cllfortfna, dons Wesuousr, Year to Pew. /Mae It at 1, and /en 7eta, at Podeptabutara ar.. ilitaboa, L oeitet. tAr aI me, Beaded, tamedlellutrest. Passeurn TA Arbsetarre. Osemereersed PM, drape. =LIM Mpg. 7, at I, at ftenillomon sob, 63111 aed I. b. 7 ; cf. WILLSAN Wooten, nse drae s rn e ltral ectu.ler, awe' I as 1, art Son Hail; at Ws- Ilea sad Olson ILoutabeaseress ; af. sore. Pra" riekletall. obanabses. BUSY liulat e =frota ?MAT, BC neorgen4rterf, Old St. Paw crooned IllIddlesot; sad Piestalewbarf, illackften, blieliaticfs, Awe 111 at 111. and IMO. si li, at 11.4ughail dem doh.. Lammas mad Os, Old Jertydroesek City ; d. oak , Mr:bona% Pune (Motu. t 's lsdarstoredess, mallator, August Weemsat lit. at lean bed at Nousagleto. sea, e aed Ream attlegleon ; off. see., awns, Pottier Josaust Flows. 1112122adt, Destestdre. coal mese-haat. avert 10 tad 61...6 Mat Lute Not de.. Iraddea, Ita•tor ; oa. Ira, Ruud, flew. Jog' *Num Oman.. Co al kik Yorkedse, butler. August 10 sad Met 6, at 11, on Lea l. Conn. Poe, nom. olluou, ledlaftan. awl Owe sad Cubtorth, Imre; reg.. Toner, lard, Witter lemons; Pao, Lasereirs. moscbaat. Awe& 11 w tele as 11..6 MaMoraMir Court. Sol., Darlbseem. Weals ; • Fleraore, °Rona Jo= Occuerts. eseflentor flate of Cbsoteraold, Derbythlre, Imes Isemer), Antes 11 sad Bonn 16. at ln liaactstutor Uoue. Pols, W, teem add, art Urea and Poem. Mae:Motu ; of. aelt, Pea. llassinter. SaIIIZOPPOY AN NIILLID. ady IL it Tote 254 Mtwara Warrant... Tore, Norm c.ontlet Dern tad armee. merobafte. DLULAILaTIUIIII OP DIVIDISD& Jena Una As; aad Jowl %turn Lrtnot Llttle Omer•lane, Mitatanl, Sem. esbus priarn-los d.widenel of It ori, 1. 1 at any erdarday at 00..17. at Nimmons. rating. TOMAS kooasos. Ales* obenbert, Paternoster row, bookseller-14 amksd et 15 el., &ages 8, bed oar Pedaredel 0.6. .6 Wklaoson, Madestabotrast. Jails Bonn rseasste metal. Bolto2.lsYease, leasatilro, low Ogler-dierlead of 116 a.„ OuL 4. and 611/ latuotrufst Trfulor. at freel. lisathenter. . . 1 ;;;.740 a w iha .... Chaim Lasesabl"spalkierp-14 &Wind et k. Ili. August 2. ad mg Tway attar Om 1, Id hew% kanalitif. DITI DM'S/. Assail U. L. Sodom sod W. Pet9ll9. Sessalegl. 16:t =ll— U. J. PIKS. Cumbrhigurced. MII•401. sewldes 011TITIOA2171 to b. mime s i b , em lsms se sin 01.111 M. at In if Smoot 19. T. Hatehlogs. isstustess, B l l ; Orsal Odiss69. tionkaisk.; 66.1 Ames% I,66lriire. assaaster—Ass666 J.CeadmalL WAS. Mtdasssa. lismod SL Slum Now lastalls% Isless•4l6-4•01 - 11. 4- rt biladop•lrced * S6s6 VA a. IL Beolos. WAIL grew = I St:AM Stlngiss iAt = a o. ° Z n iA el = "26. 6.4 ga:+6l bd. Mak noirdrise—assunt SS. IL POW. /Immarket, 911614646 farser—as I& IL Dow*, llssides. D•6161.6Ur5. 51 as. 6. it. ~nod, 1161•111. Torkmilm dish mosofsesons. niallti DIMPOLTSD. ,v= ti J. 1111 te at J. L Ullar rad A arm 11.1"11addlowells. Toter rad J erre. Mar . sad J. L. Mrs, Orr. Tilltk worn aterraer- Q. sushi Q. Yuri and O. P. M Qratartierrerk elread. art Orrearia. 111111141.110•111.41. P. ander 16.4 C.. a. Or Ileilitraret t Cr %.1 rd Ira reset Prates rad. dyer Mare kiere-A. L err nett, la d. pretreat Err -it. IL J. barkrie t rad J. a. C.U.I +Moroi. ar.llll.eb-t. Warr IA Y. Try, 50M40.0.0. Tarrohl•e. add T. Preart. 1traV . ,....r or.-P. r Cree l li. 1 1) itir . r raw gar Tar Or. Ireartrat kollarlasit 0. Iderra t Markrearre, Laroaree. re r error. risearre t trarralreare el krester apparrue -J. dirty Ind W. Dletlara. Werraraproa. d reetatebre. Ithatteed e oar rd W. Mama m L Byre. Badonllrd, Terrill.. marl. =ll. Mara sad *. L. Nes air Carl Nies. water.eil,..i sr solartaise-H. erribeed. IL IL Wrialead t W T. W. war I kind. Lordslia Ira hir,attoratys t re ter r rem T. W. Mute. 1 b i nd-Jaw wwl*" H1L1r...11 T. Warr itorkdr. laarabirt. rmars -J. Ilaboe.r J. airt. T. leardrll. eed J. N. Jaren, of Ha. Ilertlerreld, 031611 warp tretreturere-T. Herres sad H. R. Para loratroton. Irorthumberlsod. film graar mah.f..... 1- A Marls and J. Dark, Jecrowerterre. Orr. tarter. Larre tarraare, funeral cartage proprleton-Q. IMakey sod J. 'loather.. Wrier. Crater. art mardectettere-li. Boot and N. Bark Mao Pew, treater SCOTCH BUQUEBTRATIOIB. Niummv Ouu imam hainbutib. prwiew , of Um =to I. tanks. .4 , Agllai. S. St (melds mut 14on • Uaoms. NAY Joss U ..... . kdiabersh. same Oahe. Mums has UsAcesou* Tempo me. Oallemiee Lhaberdi. THE SOUTH-WESTERN DIVIDEND. BREVET Costar sad Dryer -3677 ; 5:1;a11iel OfilMitte Slaws Timms, of the Royal Artliriy, to be lieuienaat-oolosel is dr wry. b. taderterottna• pengnoti um to *air piste mosques* uses Ow deakt b 4.11 Gmtural CO.rlr Marr.y, Lel C•tborrr, 0.C.8.. Colowl of ilia lot Draw.. Garda. au too 16 , k July, 1030 —Lt-ot.a.titt-0.5t.r.1 IL, lit. J. Herm, CAL, Crawl ol tM 2,41 dot ladio Kos sit, so bir gasond • Illejet-Owen! Williams Cbourartaysis LOornorat-Colo: ail Epos Wt-p.. ussitstesk to bawds rook of Kraft. riont-goaeral ; Major.Cleasral Jamas\ Taylor, Coked .1 oh.bprh Ve4, le he hentesaat-g• areal ; Brsoo-Colonel Robert Law, 4 the Royal Norfortadlami Cornpaniseg ch to majorigoteral ; Bravet-latateaant-Colonet Jona Captain. hit pay Will tacheJ, tot. coloral. Lieutenant-Cohort J•1111111Billitl. C.B , Bowl Artillery, to be submit. To be Laatoninat-Colartels.—X•ja Demean Ilndson, Mains I= Reolaterat ; Mt; Jefeepla Ly Oa Bane,.,Made.. ; Major Jobe otriry Meta, Madam Artilloy; M.} 0. rof Can, 16 n Madras Noire him op ; Mtiv Mideloos, 17 to Madras Nolo Ina try; M.* Jobs Lather Vasalitz:lat &nod Native Infantry; Maker Maury Hamann &eta Annir Major Lou& Ram . 6-h ...Cavalry • 18. Hobart brew, C.D., • Ind Bombay Rareptest Light a fartry; Me* Were Annette Cony, 17th Boot Native lahotm; Major Henry Le Got Boors, Brawl Artillery; Major 1111 ion Ton; kr Harbor, 48th Basis! Native infante; Major Charles Arthur Burwell, 71st Botgal Narks Islantry ; M.j..r Sanaa Imam Brewton 494 Bengal Nolo lutortry , hl-jar Couto Canons, 19th Besot Mottle lanuatry ; Major Robert Colon, Madras Artilkry. To be IN ra.— Captain Frederick Turner Wrombton.llth Deeol Runless hesitant; Captain, Frederick Nell Zaaaasease, 3rd larogal If:woo:en Cavalry ; Capital Cottony Divot, Jut Madso Lampoon Romans ; Captain Attrs4 Chichl-y Plowdee, 60th Boo* Maths Inhofe,; Captain Wilhoo ?liar .7, 46th Madras Native lafaatry ; Captain Clark* Reno Harrisoin Madras Arrillory; Cogi tate Jamas Asthosy 11 , 141, 17th B-.gat Native Infantry; Omptolla Chiral* Poirlsgt Laos. Srd Bengal Rumor Light Cavalry; Captain INsra:d McNeill, Bengal ArtLl km; Ca/MU Charlo William Mika, 23rd Bengal Native I • apnea Maned. James Brander, 411th Bowel Naive leistry ; Captain Richard Harem Sankey, Mohr Mmeneere ; Carom Arthur Hewlett, 27th Menne Native I ; Captain Ciampi Jabs efts% 37th Maine Nadia lotactry ; Caoain Robed Penn, led BMW leelleee Regiment ; Captain RoinaM Peeeley, ▪ Illeesal Native laisatr y ; Caput's Lamed Hahn Joan, (tat Newel Native Ideal/ ; I.Uptala nesty Bonen Mover, 41st Bearal Native lehmen ; Carus Jean Money Mae Gregor, 6th Medan Cavalry: Cepetia Asillse. limp= Smite, 24th B.egel Melee lakaory ; MOIR Tower Wean, Ist Bowl ; Carton Pone* Beset Arttllsey ; Cepten Charlie 1= Nth Besot! Native L o gy • Cop ia Juba Prods pond, 4th Bmital Naive blotter ; Cap Min Edward Clash, 4th Madras Cavalry; Caphda Gauge Wdtwy Pane, Marina Attalla/7 • Capons Weals Nesopal Arttikry ; Ceptets Llieet bridge, Means ihrtilkey. Meetosairevm —The native Wane Atatteat-garner Jobe Makes, hem the etef, sod Anleleet-Barges Lobe Oollby Pancras, hen i. Nit Fora, which ap- Mrad is tee llamas of 19th July, 11114 to Isar dais IS. IBIS. ADMIRALTY. JaLT May& Illeelae&—beetted Lieeteeent Clarleelebeet Itleketb is be Int lemteeeet, vim Me* placed ce baN-yey. BOUNTIES TO SEAMEN. The feitew it', proclamation appeared' is the ihr aim eteet Whom@ berlisjaray yas orraeinny yismn, by bar Inn prainnea barbs dm, me 3u thilap c 4 Apri Is. Is pawls ..g ant ohm tic &mar*. .4 144 1.4. awry cab mamas sad a for every antaary mamma Attar Ma liantia minim NORTH LEICESTERSHIRE. This comMii - tee - e - st forihe i;;;iineyeaterday. Mr. Stirling in the chair. The Gem members of the committee were Mr. It. Hayes, Mr. Lragetwa, Mr. Kekeeich, and Mr. Gurney. The petition la arreinet Lord John Manners and Mr. Harropp ; It alleges bribery, corruption, and undue indenter generally, and prays that the election may be declared void. It ems promoted by the Rev. W. Browne Cam, of Ilerealon, near Aelby.de.la-Zonth. Comma kw the petitioner, Mr. P. F. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. Power, and Mr. G. Bell. For the eitting members Mr. Rodweli, Q.C., Mr. Mandell, end Mr. Marewether. The emenoesdal candidate at the recent dada's wag Mr. iitteistorn to the writ having teen proved, Mr. O'Malley proceeded to 01 en the • see for the petitioners. later Dolby woe called end ertoin,d by Mr. Power; he stated that he was • voter of Bury, and be &pored to berg treated with ale and (whet reformers on the day of roe don ley a pones named Wattmeter. He wee at the Bolts Head, the Peak Hone, sad other pablicAospes. They wan open horror in fee, sad ho taw so osts pop for anything which be or other OM bed. He was paid 4a. st the end oi the day by a rut named Lewis. Boise further evidence of a grilse description err given, and the couraittes adjourned. ASH BURTON. The eolutnittee sat yesterday, Mr. Bouveete in the chair. The Madame on both sides having been concluded, Mr. Cook =aimed up the evidence on behalf of the sit e'', member, Mr. dwell and mode some s evere comments opts the Miamian that had been called in support of the pe titiou ; be also complained that so many committee should be appointed be sit at the same time, by which parties Wall deprived of the waving of their leading c..unael. The Chairman raid tb• decision of the committee was that the allegaii.,n4 in the petition had not been sustained, sad that Mr. detail had been duly elected. BURY. The committee appointeitt; tagairo into the petition of James Perk and Thorne Herrera agaiust the return of the Honourable Fre/wick Peel, on the ground of bribery sad treating, seseethied for the first tune yesterday. Mr. R. Blerkbant (thairman), 6ir B. Refrain, Mr. C. S. Bader, Mr. Book, and Mr. Evart. Mr. Sedalia Parry, Dr. Wheeler, and Mr. Hopwood, appeared for the petitioners; end Mr. Kidwell, Q.t.., Mr. Clarks, and Mr. Millwerd, tor the sitting member. Mr. Ilerjerat Parry, in miming the mar, acid that the egaast the right hoc. gliteirl3lllll were bribery, undue lessees, intimidation, and almost every possibes ' improper act which a candidate could be guilty of when embeemerleg to got elected a member of perflasesat. (Lategliter.) Seek a mass of evidence upon all theme points be laid before the committle am would astound the... Paratalproofe of the return were then put tn. David Thom., • reporter of the Bury Time., deposed to the extremely disorderly stets of the town during the *lea Ike, sod also stated that km bands of men in the interest at Mr. Peel paraded the town. Janes Bookie, a voter of Bury, stated that Thos. Patter, who was caseating for Mr. Peel, mate is him shortly be: fore the election and proposed to give a sum of money if wham e would leave the town during the @IMAM. He offered 101, but mimes mid he could not afford to do it under 201. After the election was over Parker cruse to him and maid it was all a Joke about his offer of mosey. Witham had voted the other way. Jams Parra, another elector, also spoke to having had 101. offered him or his vote by Mr. Parker, which he declined iadigantly. Some other evidence of the course Parker had taken to comp , the electors wee given, end it was staled that the proof of Parker's agency would be established beyond question. The committee adjourned till the next day at 11 o'clock. MAIDSTONE. The 'elect committee eppaintect to inquire into this petition ereembled yesterday. The following peellenarn tionipeeed tM oronittee.—Mr. Dunlap (dimmers), Mr. Brusieb, Sir J. Buller Rut, Mr. °read! Olyn, and Mr. O. W. Mont . _ Mr. S ad; for the petitlrma», said that the petition was presented oe the grouLde of bribery, treating, sad wads. election, against Mr. Leis rotors. lir. Lee wall a barge•owner, sad it wee alleged that voters were prorlined 'nominee on no barges if tLey 'mkt vote for Buses. • Charles Bro•n, a benemen at Maidstone, slated then he end others bed nom . ford 21. by a man no &weal* if they would rots far Is hosted candidate.. Bromley pars a man named Liao halt a sovereign, which was Immediately spent in gin and brew. Gems further evidence to mach the same enact was given, and the committee adjourned natil this d. 7. GLOUCESTER, The committee rawirawnsbled yesterday; Mr. G. Hardy in the their. The Cbalroisn amid the committee had decided that Mr. Primo and Mr. Mink were not duly elected, and that the eiection was tbetefore void by reason of bribery and ninny lion, bat that each bribery sae not proved to have been cum. mined by the sitting ruenihen.. Costa were refaced on the ground that the defence had not has frivolous and vexatious. TEE STRIKE IN THE 3FILDL O I6 I TRADES. On Thursday afternoon a inerating of the ear- peelers, Joiners, masons, bricklayer. plasterers, painters, end labourers, lately in the employ of Mason. Ttollope and Bum, was held at the Pangs' Arms, Juhaeon-street, Mill beak, Westuttester. The meeting was attended by about 400 of the workpeople. The object of the meeting was to pees certain modems. consequent upon the reaolutione agreed to by the =eater builders at the meeting held on Wed sweley afternoon at the Freemason.' Tavern. The cheat we. occupied by Mr. Ninths (a bricklayer), who briefly opened the troceedinp of the mewing. Mr. OIMENSLADS pleats/ter) moved the ant resolution, which was ate followa: • That the taming le tot °Oahe' that all the wr.rimen in the employ of Megan. Trollops and &me should fetch their tool. from the shops end jobs me Ynnay moral' so tea o'clock." lie hoped that the tools weeks he /wood away is a quiet, orderly, and tameable Mawr. (Applause) Mr. CARINA, hriekleper, seconded the resolution, which wee ceselel ansalmetaidy mad amidst rout.h sppistme. 111 r. Cisourta Porn", Secretary of the Nine Hears' Movement, broppeed ihe ancoad revolution, which was to the That regardlees of the resolution come to yester day by the mate-builder., this meeting is if opinion that ao man should resume work in ths eatablishment of Messrs. Trollops sad Boaa until they conotule the nine hours ea • day's work ; awl if the employers think well to abut up their shops, this the men are determined to prosecute she nine bows' moveutest to • succserful ternonetion." Nothing, Ise said, which had peed at the meeitog of muter% bell on the previous day, tended to do otherwise thee to persuede Wm that tepee who were the pow:nowts of the nine hours' menement were oe the high road to soccer. Mr. Puttee brisk artsicired some of s h e armlet &It rood at toe mamas* meeting. Mr. M•Eaves asomidad the resolution, which was carried OM. AM. . . . . . 111.7111LLSJILD (joiner) moved the third resolatiew : " ?tat this niteattsg is of tondos that an open air detainee*. Cog be bail he Ityde-park tn en early day text week, me listing of all the hada*" operatives ut London, to comet*? what further sups should be taken to obtein the Mee hours pe y. r da Mr. Low te (painter) seconded the solution. Mr. PACLY (MOM) 111...04 as misruduftut CO the effect that et the present ported it wae not requistte to have • deoweetrados la Hyde.perk, which ought to be ragweed stitil the oastere pat * face the oceolutioa they agreed to at the assetrag held a Wveneedey at the Freemasons' Tavern. ' Mr. Puma arouidril the so.eadment. Mr. O. Parrett advocated the *none' motion. For the acumidtunit only two hands were held up, and the sodas war, thenfon, canted all kat aoseutuously. Tin BORIIIIO 01 • PCHOOL-110USE AT TOAN.— A kw work. beck Immodest some weer stokes" smenumbig is one owe. ft wee Reis& te laceodisristo, on the ltd woe people resembled m lbs essesiou or Lord Plunkees gents ak ng posevestos of • sehael-Ituure bel. , nsisg to his isrdehip et Teems, fmno ry scrupled by some Christian broths's. Tbe titres twiner. coaraditsd on lbe chow of mina( ire so and dasolohleg tbe premises have twin brought to VW at Oslosp, sod v. rdlets of "Not Oullry" were Inn& E i Vartisteuent.l—Mr. I. W. B1L1•01, at 33 and thab.. ben. boa Jam peolblied .am 111•••mied ~id, as Owe be ire tee ••• neap ..Ler be emmalme prim ma Owe s. OW mem se . shoe I* beg ere bre I• v•ent / 71:=......„=„.. • irs ask lb eut ow , woo to Ow min 111•004, yobs. oho ilme a bens& ple.l is firer re. sad 11••• IS %onied fre•2 ent. • The NA mole NIA lie. Immo et= i.e le• • • need hb mmeknuelsbniossessd is am' Anwar. TO TNT IDITOR OP TOP TIFLIS'S. ant to fotiStts thattie directors of title compaay have resolved to recommend to the pro prietors, at me amoral manias on the 4th of Annum mart, that the (bridged for the half-year ending 30th Jean 1869, be at tee rate of 4j pm mat. per annum on the capital tithe ossipsay.-1 sat, h.s., L. CRUMBLY, asersleri. Beczetary's-olbot, Waterloo-bridge Swim, lay 29. NOE7II STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—The half yearly meads( of the shrurebolders in the North Stafford shire Railway Company was Mid yesterday, at the nether at Stoke-upon-Trent; Mr. Brodrick, the deputy-chairtrue, preoded. The report an chooses d which has appeared In the Arpress, was taken as read. The Chairman, in moving its adoption, proceeded to comment on the various occurrences which had token place aince the last half-yearly ureetiog, the principal of which were referred to in the • report. and untested that some of than might require more of ampldlcation. First, with reference to the agreement with toe London end North Wallin. Company. At the lead hall-yearly meeting he bad expressed • hope that by the time this meeting wee to be held the agreement would be in • Mope to submit to the suarrholders, the directors having pledged therneelve. not to enter into the agreement without Bret eubmittieg it to the shareholders fur their saocitun. He was sorry to state that he had been disappointed. After some disemolon the motion for the adoption of the re port, eecoodrd by Lord Alfred Paget, was then pot and awned unenimouely, as was also • subsequent one, declaring the dividend at the rate of 6.. 3d. per soars, fors of inieme tax ; this amount to be payable on the 21et of August. By a subsequent resolution it war determined that is &Awe itie hali-yeerly meetings .hall be held in the months of February and August. The retiring dhectors were re-elected, end Mr. Haywood, of Bunion, was elected &editor to the company. LILANNELLY RAILWAY AND DOCK COMPANY.— The half-yearly movies of the ohereholder. of this company was yesterday held at the London Codes-house, 1011, Mr. Joan Biddulpb in the chair. The report resod that the earnings of the cowpony for the half-per ending the 31.11 h of June last amounted to 12,6191. lie. 11d., and the eapeoditure, inclusive of the hire and perches of waggons, to 9,3361. 6s. 3d., leaving a eurplue of 3,1621. 6, bd. The above income was ea Ed vatic. on that received daring the correrponding half of 1863 to the event of 1061. 6s. 64 , and as the receipts from passes/fees end noo-olnerel gouda had steadily increased, the excel. would have bees much larger were it not for the demotes of the coal trade. The line was still worked by ...Anti, and both the broad gauge joneiton with the South %Vales line and the tipping apparatus for th- trawler of goods were found highly edireetneroUs to the exepauy'a interests, awl it was prom eel to erect Ma chinery for theceentmg rslut trona ships, from which the directors anticipated a coneiderable Maws in the amount of toeir income. They had aloe succeeded hi borrowing mosey oh debentures, to • small extent, at 4 per cent., to pay off alter. lailing due bearing • higher ram of Interest, sad It wee to be hoped that this opeistlon might be further ex tended ; and it wee worthy of remark that the rums had been advanced by parties in the neighbourhood of the railway. They have given special attention to the reduction of the workiog expenses, and diminiebed the charge* on the ems blishment and works se far as was deemed practicable. The report was adopted. WESTMINSTER PALACE HOTEL COMPANY.—'The report of the directors to the fourth half-yearly meeting con gratulates, the proprietors on the present prospects of the company. Nutentaetanding unexpected daisy. consequent upon uvula " nougat the workmen, and tim auforturrate accident in the month of May last, which mate rially increased the duties and mutedee of the direcont, the hoard have every reeeoa to expect, from the progress male .Inca the l.et half-yeerly meeting, that the contractor will complete the building by the end of the year; and before the next lailf.3enely meeting the directors hope I. monomial that the heathens of toe hotel has commenced. The directors refer with seusfection to the very small amount of calls in sneer, upon which however foterest is payable; cod ea regards the diaposel of the very few remaining ehares, the directors propose to offer them to the preetent shareholders at par, Du: to require • premium upon allotments to other parties. Thu directors propuce to make • farther rail in the month of Auguat. pat aide in September, the present balsam in Exchequer Bills being aufli•dent to meet say demands from the eautnico re uoul that period. The directare have every reason to believe that she prevent eathorised capital a the company will be amply sufficient for the purpieee to which it is to be &palled. This capital cowman of 100,0001. share capita, end -5,0601. borrowed capital and, ia odn plience with ilas artedu of aneochoion, • resolution will be subedited to the meeting, authorioing the directors to borrow the whole or such pout ell the 26,0061. as they mop consider neosesery. The directurs had resolved to supply almost the whole of the furthers t.hroegit tenders upon epeciticatione. THE CRYSTAL PALACE ARCHERY MEETING.— CM Thereto; thus meeting was brought to a conchtelon with the greatest nevem. The gathering was lavested with • grist degoee of later/at on account of all the moos{ famous bovines bang amongst the competitors, showing an mum binge of skill seldom exceeded. The soootiag, although of area-ram character, would have been eoperier bad not the , =hi gh wind materially interfered with the efforts of the I . This woe felt to a greater extent at the targets pieced in the mune of the ground, whore Mr. Edward. and other pod mum men were mediated. At , six riddle tbo scores woe mode up, and the following prime were awarded by the judge, C. H. Caldwoet. Req. I Ledietr: Mint Turner, 476, 101. ; Mn. Horsiblow, 424, 81.; Mrs. Lenard, 3!9, 61.; Miss Dixon, 320, 41.; Mias James, 311, 31. Guamt another of gold, Mrs. Bloke', 4, tie with Mies Afeleber. Beet gold, Miss Gamy. Greatest acute at 60 yards, Mrs. /Aimee, 191; ditto, at 60 yard., Mime Harding, 139. But gold at 60 yards, Mrs. Pollock; ditto, at 60 yards, Miss Merrideee. Greaten number of bits ant having wen • prise, 76; mooed ditto, bliss Fasten, 69; turd ditto, Mts. Curtis, 66. Osatlemen : Greatest acme, Mr. Ford, 940; secamd sum Mr. Edward., 776; third w e" Mr. Melee, 731; lank stony Mr. Walters, BE; Silk ran, Mr. Bealmn, $23; Oath moon Mr. Maitland, 661. Guam* number of golds, Yr. Elliott, 13. Beet gold, Mr. Baynes. Greaten emu at 100 yards, /dr. Tawdry, 1 74 ; data at OD yard., Colon! Clow* 0, 140, de wish Ur. Sped diog ; ditto, at 60 yards, Mr. Maker, 1117. Beat gill st 100 yard., Mr. breenott ; ditto, at 80 yards, Mr. Spei ; ditto, et 60 rode, Mr. King. Exam Prises ernest samba of him, Mr. Toe nerd, 141; second onto, Kr, A s ton, 121 ; third ditto, Mr. Foulke., 104. .AISSIZB IWTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-43HREWSBMIT, JULT 29. Yesterday the commission warn opened by Mr. Justice Wales and Mt. Audios Bytes, who attended Divine service theism afternoon. This moraing the court' °mod at ten o'clock. There were 16 prisoners for trial, and 16 MOM were entered, bat only seven came before the nowt. (Before Mr. Justice Willee.) James (Maw alias Collins, alias &ippon, 46, sawyer. yea indicted for uttering a forged 61. hoop of the Beak of Eng land, as Lilleshall, on the 6ik of July, well knowing the said note to be causrerhit, and with him , to dettacd. He was also charged with a similar offence st Tipton. Mr. Whatley, Q.C., prosecuted on behalf virile Bank. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to penal servitude for 16 years. MARKB7S. SUGAR. The average pries of brown or Muscovado sneer, the produce of the British Possessions in America, for the week ending July 26, ia 26e. 81d. per cwt., midair* of the duties of customs paid or payable tharson.—The average WAD of brown or Muscovado eager, the produce of the Manntios, for the week ceding as above, is 26e. 3gd. —The average price of brown or hfusoovade sugar ' the pin duos of the Kest ladies, for the week ending em above, is ale. 90.—The average price of the three foregoing de eariptioas of sugar is 26e. 7gd. per cwt., seclusive of duties. Ratans., 29.—The market continues vritnout alteration. lkir sugars on the spot there is a fair demand both for pan and grocery purposes, at about former prices ; and for floating cargoes then is soil a moderate sale, in some cases at a slight improveasset In value. Refiners' produce of ail kinds meets with a reedy sale at fully former rates. Rum is quite neglected. COTTON.—Lrywool., lOLY 29.—Throughout the pest week • good inquiry has prevailed, mare particularly on Tuesday aiternoun and Weelneettey last, in tonsequenoo of the reported activity In the Manchester market. This led to holders demanding ed. per lb. advance, which in some few instances only wee obtained; fur the great drive on the part of holden to mks Balm in some degree checked business, and the week clone with a very trilling advance upon the awful descriptions of American, whtlat the lower end sandy muesli are with difficulty sold at previous prices. Br.sil matinees In moderate request, but being scarce, commands telly 0. per lb. advance. le Egyptian a good basins. has Oren now, but no change in prices. Surat has been in good demand, end in some Institutive are quoted dearer. Specu lators have taken 4,610 American, 150 Egyptian, and 610 Burnt, and there are reported fr. export 8,180 American, 220 Perasm, end 4,820 Surat. The market opens this morning with a moderate demand ; sales about 8,000 bate, of which 1,600 are on spiculation end for export. COTTON GOODS.—Nurcustrin, JULY 29.—The im provement in this market which we. noticed in oar report of Tuesday has Leen carried somewhat further during the week. Advises from Germany speak more favourably of Waimea there, and buyer. for that market are consequently inclined to give out orders more freely her.. There has in conse quence teen some business aiming in cloth to-day, end snippet, have been willing to give rather higher prices than on Tureday. Both cloth and yarn muted to India are very firm in price, and there is rather more inclination fur busi ness. Two-folds up to We are tether dearer, and there is great firmness in all deemiptions of water and mule twist. The harvest prospects, and the note favourable turn of slake on the continent than was expected, are evidently tailing on the home trade, which is gradually Improving in •early all departments. CORN.—CHELMSFORD, JULY 29.—The weather daring this week baa been fine for harvest operations, but the short ness of hands prevents firmers getting on so fast as could bo desired; indeed much of the cora is now taking damage from not being cut. The reports are not so favourable as to yield or quality as was expected a tsw weeks since. TM attend ance et te-day's market ma very mall, and la. per qr. ad vance was obtained on all dem ipticuis. LINCOLN, JULY 29.—A good supply of wheat at oar market to-day, end for which farmers was asking 2a. ad vance. A fair business was done at la. over last week's ram. Wheat, white, 48s. to 82e. ; red, 48s. to 48s. per qr. Scarcely anything paring in spring earn. WAILIFIIILD, JULY 29.—The wheat trade has beau very quiet, pricer remaining without change &Moe !sat week. Fine fresh parcels were in fair request. All other articles remain without alteration since last week. Averam, week ending July 26:—Wheat, 2,33 f, 44c. ld. ; barley, 10, 30a.; oats, 90, 24e. Bd. ; beam, 20, 435. COALS.—Loppoir, JOLT 29.—Bye &beide Wart Hart ley, 15s. ; Clark's West Hartlay, 16.. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d.; 144.64 ; Lambert's West Hartley, Ms.; Taallekl Moor, 13e. ; Taatield Moor 8e..., 13a.; Walbrittle Hartley, 14a. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 3d. ; Wylais, 16a.; Walls Had Gost.wth, 15a. 3d.; Willa Bud Biaddylla Helton, 161. ; Walls End Framwellgais, 15a 6d; Walla End Hat ton, 17. 6d. ; Walls Rod Hatt in Lyons, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Kepler Grasp, 16.. 3d.; Walls End Beason, 14.. 6d. ; W.ll. End Names, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 12e. Walla End Haigh Hall, 15.. 6d.; Walls Bed South Hartlepool, 16..; Walla End South Hellos, 16.. 6J. ; Walla End Whitworth, 14.. 64. ; Nixon's Daffryn, 21.. 6d. ; Powell's Dnffryn Swim, Hs.— Ships at market, 52 ; sold, 39. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Nil.. Pm- TierTota/, Tots/. RAILWAY& , W.A. mann elawllm. 0141. lam Wmiterlak, Jay U. X j L E &mg Ilsigil We* amigos July U. Oiliuksloa 197/ ".03 7.30 14.3111 16.314 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ceSUALTIK 8. Harbinger (ea), Cag:ainCtepan irkiChsa7olbaran ea the 211 h Nay or Landes. pat bank oa tw is; Jam leaky. and with ler. 0/ Inei2.—Algo. Pay. Jose 15. °awed tHeaberg Wig 7, t'apt.2:l tUrtne. with wool, welebed anchor on the 11th 1.,. for London. but the w 12,5 toned es elle epprooened aster. oboe the cirl tad on Ma N.C. boolotud bee bonne • ortek. Boautrot, them IL Hoettoses, nos Gotlip.ll to Hall. nhloit Mended on the Holm hood the oGrowa, hoe beat sonlotal on. —Loom:Wt. July Shepberden. at Aberdeen. • optain Untabart. Iron London to tits port, or, rouedlor lb. Point act the ate Kayo struck off Cape Recite durtt4 . • be.., gee . from !CM.. owl octet to wow ;!tretnen rescued: rh..w;itad rest ef ibi . •••• dreg/e.IO;MR b...dies two Om bend; but fry, Nowa kayo Ina bed nos— 4yra boy. Joao IS. cerallot take. tato Mgw bay by tbo barprot peavoa to be tba Vit.otta, apt.% Cataaa, from Bombay to Lamina. whit amain tad lactate yeAuca ; the allt , boottrtoo• sad WI dot able. pr. Malmo Woo removed. It I. sapwood that the imat Sod bias mead.—Cape Sews, Jose IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. masa,. Homy, from Leadoe tar New York, July 11. let 41 ion 63. Carlton (able). from Calcutta for L.outiou, Mt II 6.10. 6? IL CuJodes. trvm Bombay tor Livery el, 141141 Mt tape Past. Camogrmect (stop', from St. lobe (N.II ) Bristol. lily 6.1a141 N. A.,. 64 W. 11.vio Lyon, from Jamaica forIAWVW. tat 40 A. ks 1.10 W. Yem.lagton, from name., Kr Lauttaa.l66e IL freptin.a. bon. ho.oh.y Sue L,...d0n Jum. Cap•L'Arelhaa. Skimmer o. the rem CAM.. from IquStd. Mr Mmr6o6lh I. 47..147 30. at 3. 24 0. lon 111 *IP W. Total, awls Mb , p trom Liverpool for Philadelphia, 1617 14. St 43 ll N .ii W W 'eu barte;lllp., tibia Photo& lot Liverrol. Jayr, lat Si N. lay by W. SALE OP THE STAR AND GARTER, RICHMOND.— Yesterday, at too Auction Mart, Mews. (iodide n, • tate, Rood. sad Ellis offend to pubic suction the fsr•tateed Star and Herter Hoist end Tavern, Ruttunond•bill. Copyhold, sub ject to quit rents of 6/. per .nnuts, end to castaway Saes on death or atienstion, the flee to be psld by the purchaser, 9261. Let on lasso for an unexpired term of 21 yes.n., et a rent of 1,6001. per annum. Sold le 21,00 W. [Advertisrment.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND rms.—Diphtheria. Fore Throes—TM pulsar hater. oak to be mow Kars, end swami toga ore McManus' tear roe ny padabtatt letters Is tam leading wen recommending certain maim of premium-Li mid cnic m followed oodet perwii dircetim of the write filch- Merin la e..t • now Compkint: it Is typhwa fever with ilia:mica thriwt, m accidental compilamion which Am been for yew, meet wuavlulty trwitaid hl lloliowal • lel:mince morale., which allay the fete,. reduce local hillamiamice. and Marc We woritomes of a wait hens with certainty nod mytiltiy he prspbriertte v. nuts st twuosst t rtute , ilt. •Wod norimaird ; they patch the blet4 and expel the elm.. thus riot %lug the eamersitilality in dletaberits or ear other trbule or ulotr•Uts order. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATIlf BON —July T., at Iver. ae.r Ustaidge. W Ott Cit W. Atkin ;071. - ;;;:in • n.weur. - /1110 , 110.1.1. —July IY. at him* sill, Palestus. Dews. tie U. aJ. 1411 W C ut o btor. OAK ulllll.—Jsl,ll. a{ seeth,es. the wit* of C. & Centre. 1611. at _ _ Hit? sem HUrirs.—Jal; 21. at Loral Tork-entsuat. Gllttort. Um Weer Wyse u. Itune, or As. MAlLleial..2.— • Jal• 26, at Beleulere road. Uppor Nortned. Irk of J. ilarstao. Irri , of • ton PUSTICUUS —Jeri la at Laarl.ton Cut.* Itoranitatiallek tb vita of A. Porteous. Esq.. of a rro. MARKI.kORS. _______ ?7,at kannitos finsfen, Boom lk die Sow. k, A. Tatham. W. Avotha. k.sq Lieutenant R.N.. % Yam widow al tho tat. J. Droorett. Sok, of Broolafook, Dalkodan. fk X nia. ESN TT—TARSATT —Joey '7, at Lldford. Ilereford, by th e C. Kook J. brook. rm.. lat. .34 Co nu awl 1 , 10 Itwat.. to Camolloe Man, daagtaar et J. Torfatk Lk, of Luker,' para. DILATER. U$KIPA—July 57. at Rim mcd Very Wm H D. YntLet Gem pm, aged:Y. U. at Weetbridgeroad, Itemteb, Mr. W. Pante. It VD:IL—JO SS, at Grove Datk, DuSeld.road, Derby, Mr. G. leivial egad 7t. lerri.- I 0 a.biarpe. Woreesterebtre, Lien.. Übe _ weft esuZlLtll.—Jely o. at Ur Rectory am" ziaamm, w. Ileekbeet, Ct.aedlD. rented ma PslllArl triWiLual giro HA." of No. raw, Pi lb* City of 1,-7.4 Prat., .t th• Oft... tomb. 4 &mt. 10 the Ptersid LVA