The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PA RLIAMENT. HOME OF LOADS.—Fanur, JULY 15. The Loan CtuzCIILLOIL look his seat co tbe imolai& at Saralsek. Me lii of SH/OTESBUItY presented s petition from ielmbitaata of Fleateure•ents, preying that the Metro pollen Lttemioe to Trisity-square Bill might not per into Jaw. PRIVATE BUSINEES. TIN Rhymoey (Cardiff' to OterphdAy, &e.), the Osweetry sad Neolowo, Loodou aod North Western, and other Radway Companion (Amahounatmo, &a.), the London (Oily) Mhos, the Roektiatieigh, Totem, and South DO•00 Railway, and the Bristol Port Extension Railways Bills, were rood a third time sod pooped. OON VOCATION AND THE " ESSAYS AND REVIEW&" Lord HOUGHTON rose took her Ilajoity's government whether they had taken or were willing to take the opinion Of the law officers of the crown u to the powers of the con vocation of the province of Canterbury to per • synodical indignieet oe books written either by clergymen or by lay men ; as to the uumuoity of the members of that hotly frees puce/chop at common law consequent on such jade /Bra* and es to the forms aecardiog to which such judicial power nines be exercised if it belonged to that body. It appeared to him that the act*of convocation not only be legal but also privileged. He could not for • moinut admit that this censure was not of oath • asters an to Maim panithment It cram iotooded, when • MUM* was pared, that it should be injurious to the individual censured, sad it was regarded an a rest. Take the mine of Dr. Tempi*, the muter of mesa A mann upon him was calculated to is- Pare hie school, became it might 'adore pareota to reesovo their children from it. Again, Professor Jowett, had he not heft injured He coatended that convocation bed so right to pick eat this one book for censure. They should direct their atheatioa equally to the writings at • seismal bishop which had mostly mused so much excite seat They should deal with all books of this kind ; sad then who could may how far they would have to go? (ither, bear.) Supposiog thoy bad thaw powers and prtvi. hp., yet assuredly they ought to be accompanied by some dignity of form and legal procedure. It had been argued as an essential vim, in the caastitation of coavooatioa that it had no power to call for papers, sad did not pours the other attnbutee of courts of junco. He therefore wished to know what it was they were compelled to do, and under what form or restriction they could exercise their powers. Ba bad mideratood that hitherto they could only exercise their powers under the license of the crown. Another evil of which Dr. Williams complained was that the COOVOOIaOII wilesed to hear him. Dr. Jemmy had said :—"lfwe go on is this way we shall be involved in endless diffioultica. I belies* the whoio tide of public sympathy, cow in our fe rvor, will be turned apiaat us, and that we shall lose the powers we really pongees sakes we imoiloo our atteutioa to , informs of • practical nature." In conclusion, nobl e lard asked the question of which be bad given notice. The LORD CHANCELLOR said the speech of the noble lord was so able that it relayed him in • scull degree from the difficulty of giving en answer. Thera were three Medea of dealing with onyoustion. The hest was to take se nodes of their proesediop where they were harmless ; the second was, when they were likely to do nom Wog to prorogue them, and thus put an end to their power ; and the third was, to bring them to the bar of a met of justice. All them laws were passed at the time of the Reformation, for the purpose of securing that which i was dearest to the heat of the government, Dazing, I the supremacy of the crown ; but the caution of the legislature did not stop there ; it did not only pro vide that the lionise of the crown should be 110,0“317 to !sable convocation to consider any me, but also that its asateaces should be utterly destitute of validity until they received the sanction of the crown. It was also provided that any usurpation of these privileges of the crown should be punished by the penslties of powaiunire, end they would lave to appear se penitents in sackcloth and ashes. &tool the right reversed prelates had sentenced a writer .f the Reviews to twelve months sequestration. TAM that as the measure, an archbishop having two votes would be entitled to two years' mustratioThe. Be had not uncured seriously to parapet this grandee to boo Majesty's government, tor only let their lordehips • Imagine the extent of profit that would bares toe the ex- 1 'lamer if the realties were Worried, sot only apart the bebop', but *amnia the dune, meltdowns', rectum sartors, •ed vicars, who bad raised oft common wren bad rendered themselves liable to one commas peaky. Wear.) He could not contemplate the possibility of that owes, sod therefore their lordships would not be surprised to bear that be had shrank from the task of taking the first step in the matter by consulting the law officers. Of ' =l2 if be hail Mime that step, sod had been advised there had been a gimbal judgmeat, there had lima a violation of the law, he would have Imes placed is the disagreeable position of Melia" • prosecution. He hid, therefore, appealed to his noble friend . to relieve him from that embarrassment, and their lordships front the difficulty of entertaiaing the subject. The question was • most serious our, and ia order that he might relieve the minds of the right reverend beach, be was extremely anxious to know from them what was thematic°, that they deumiaated 'Toadied pediment ; but he reminded them that they were under so asoessity of producing the records of convocation if they thought Ham prudent sot to do so. The most revered prelate had acted upon that suggestion, sad he had boon obliged, therefore, to have recourse to the ordinary means of informatioa. He was hippy to inform their lozdships that what was denominated • goodies] judgment , was • set of what he might call well lubricated words, but it was &sentence moody, so absurd, ad so sapoomons, that se one could grasp tt, but, like ea eel, it slipped through his =(Laughter.) It most mean something, or nothing, was glad to be able to tell his noble (rimed that it had literally no deification at all. (" Hear. haw," and laughter.) He had bad moons foe informatioe to a pablicatko which seemed to bare some authority, in which be found the following: "That this synod haying appointed • committee of the Upper and Lower House to examine acd report upon the volume endtuled •Itssays and Reviews,' and the committees bitchy earreeally reported thereon, cloth hereby synodi. silly condoms the said volume "--(Uefertunator volume! brighter) —" as coataining leading controry to the doe-, trim received by the united church of England sad Ire- bad, in common with the whole catholic church," If this volume bad been the work of one man the sautimos might hays had some effect. bat seeing that it was nothing in the world but • pair of covers bolding together seven egaral emu, and seeing that the sentence did sot extend to any thing but the volume. so one of course was ocrodemed, and snob of the levee authors might my it did not apply to him. &avocation could not have beat more sucessefal if they had deliberately sat down to probers • senteace of oo meaning whatever than they were is this ridicules mas. (laughter.) judgment was so judgment at all, and though if he were strict and severe, which he had no desire to be, he might bring the whole body that sought to exercise this jrariadictioc, within the Lagoa,. of the statutes, Dotivith- I Mending that the attempt bed ben abortive, he was happy tourney his noble friend that nobody could complain of this wily form of words— no on. could say that be was Injured by them, and having regent to the impotent effect in which this thing had issued, her Majesty's preeminent isteeded to take no e.ctioe is the matter. (Hear, hear.) flolvuotur labeler risu. (laraghter.) Still be must reenied the right I reversed hooch that the question was • very sinious ooe, sad is order to provost, if possible, cocvocatioe beteg misled hersafter. ha wished to explain exactly how the case stood. This question did not depend, as be had seen it stated, upon the language of the act of Hoary VIII. alone. That was one at of a number of statutes ; but the legisla ture was Noxious to repeat mein and a the great principle of the law on which the asatitutia of the must: r, as regarded the anima of church end state, de pended—Lamely, the sepreosacy of the crown. Far the remit purpose that principle was more elearly stated in the 17th emetics of the bit of Elizabeth, asp 1. If soaves:alien had had tea doximad times the amount of jurisdiction that belonged to it, the whole would hay* been annexed by this seed°s to the Grows, for the act of Henry VIII. coatirreed by the act of Eiir itictb bad declared that the final exercise of all juriaPetion should be in the crown by way of appeal. Tut from convocation no appeal was given. (ffeer, hest.) It was impressible for soy body lu the state to exerinse ecclesiastical jurisdiction coesiMestly with these statutes without rich an appeal. From convocation there could be so appeal, and therefore they could have no jurisdiction. The prinmple did not depend upon one section, but it was also set forth in the :nth Henry VIII., mp 19 ; end nth Beery VIII., cop. 17, and under these it was forbidden to soy body claiming to exercise ecclesiastical jurisdiction to cite as, man to appear before it out of his own dio sees except in the case of the Archbishop of Ceaterbary, Irish he exercised appellate jurisdiction. It was dearly the intimation of the legislature to marshal the soda aisstioiljunerliction upon the subject of heresy and schism sad other ecclesiastical °deem is this order : first, the dicreesan ; thou the archbishop, by way of appeal; and body, the crown. Convocation was sot controlled by a wart of appeal, and it would therefore be an semalons body, esercisieg ammislous power, not falling at all within the order mid arraegeroent, and not mumble to the head of the church, if is atsempted to exercise jurialictioe. With regard to that body taking epos itself to declare that s certain book was bad, it was a very serious thing, keg"e it placed those who took part is the proceeding I. dr- IlatollillUCtl , which might be of great peril. Suppose the author of one of these mays was pressatad to • living our say other ecclesiastical preferment and one of the bishops who bed Ives • party to these proceerlinp was called upon be institute him ; the bishop would naturally ask hew as as boast men he could institute one whom be had been a party b soedionniug for heretic.' opieioos. But if the bishop re !need he Meat puibly god himself, is addition to the pestkiee of • memoirs, involved is all the courquinces of esether hard word, • duplex riserela. (Hoar, sad laughter.) Me asked them, therefore, to pause before they again 1111011ined such a power, for their own sakes, even it they had no regard to On jujubes, to the maul?, to the usrusatable speetteleof eoodemeig a man 11411•11 they had no power to convene, whom they bad no amiherity to bear. and whom, what be presented kismet( as • esophagi to be heard, their owe timidity sad fear of gpiog bey°, d their tether compelled them to damies. Those Who/ did not concur in the promedinp might think that by pesauties against them they saved themselves from the Illienqueaus, but he wouldrasommend such perms, if ay alums were in luta* mask to carry convoutios layered Its proper limit., for their best esearig, atm protesting, to gather up their garments aid have the place, aid remeeibense the pillar of sale est east • leek behind them. (" Hear," and Linghter.) mere was • great deal of smoke aid very little fire. Under the circumstasces he assured the noble lord who put the question that it was not the iateation of the government to take coy steps in the matter. (Hem) The Archbishop of CANTERBURY was wire their lord ships would feel the peat disadvasiteges ander which he mast labour after the two speeches they bed jos* beard. (Hear.) At the earns time he must be allowed to exprees his very sincere regret that in the concladieg words of the noble and learned lord be should have attributed motives to the members of coovocatiso. (Cheers.) He could aware b:m that their decision was dictated by no malice , that their object simply and solely wee to vindicate the • of En land how a complicity with opiaioce which they eoosi heretioll. (Hoer, bear.) He regretted that the noble and learned lord bed not taken the advice of the kw Oaken of the crown, sad it was not his fault that it had sot been taken before. Before be took a Wilk step be said he would sot move until be had attained himself that they were proceeding is • legal worse. A case was laid be fore the law °Boers of the wove, sad the answer they gave ; was that they were advised that they ought not to give any . opinion. He regretted extremely that they should bare been so advised, for he thought it specially behoved the government to shield ow:vocation from pursuing • wrong comm. He could only hope that three or four clergy owe of the church of &stead would never again be found combining—for that be must still meat was • proper term in this case—to publish opinions of such dangerous tendency. He bad only to repeat hie regret that the matter had not been referred to the law officers of the crown, when it would have been seen that cc.. vocation was fully authorised. The Bishop of LONDON urged that oonvooatioo bad • right to complain of the government in not allowing their law officers to give the opinion 'eked of them. This was no matter for ridicule, and in religious diapatee it eras desirable to Bettie there in their earliest sieges, sad before they grew miens. --- Lend WENSLEYDALE said the Archbishop could ob tain, by • motion in the house. the *mina of the judges as to the validity of proceedinp proposed to convocatioe. The Bishop of OXFORD 000teoded that authJrity wse giveo to oonvocatiOn to act by the royal beam that called the body together. He complaised of the toes in which the Lord Chancellor bad spokeo, which was calculated to lower the character of the home. Hit denied that they had at tempted to usurp any powers indepeodeot of the crown, and contended that convocation had only attempted to hold men to their engagements. That was not potting down opinion. The subject then dropped. ACCIDENTS COMPENSATION ACT ANULNDMENT BILL. This bill passed through committee. JUDGMENTS. hc. LAW AMENDMENT BILL. Tbj bill wad redi secood limo, sad ordered to to »- torrid to select oommittee. . . . — Ws; it Tile 44pHs) 871 coma through corn. mitts.. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS AND REGISTRIES _ _ (IRELAND) BILL. The Commove' a;;;;;h7sW4l6thiablll were conaidmed and agreed to. The College of Physicians Bill and the Inlaid Revenue (Stamp duties) Bill were read • second time. Tito Factory Ache &Masao. Bill was reed a third time and pawed. The Railway, (Ireland) Ante Amendment Bill sad the Draieaje and Improreamot of Lands (Ireland) Bill went through oommittos. The Indemnity Bill, ledia Stocks Tranifer Act Armed merit Bill, sod the Dotenca Act Amendment Bill were read s third time sod pasted. The lorlorme (Nob 2) Bill and the Trespass (Ireland) Bill were reed a mooed time. Their lotdatipsadioaro ed at a quartet to 8 o'clock. HOUSE OP COMMONS.—FAIDAT, JULY 15. The home resumed at 6 o'clock. METROPOLITAN TURNPIKE& Viscount ENFIELD attired the right boo. member for Petere6eld (as a commissioner of the metropolitas roads north of the Thames), whether he could state the number of turnpike gates and side ben that had bean recently re moved, the number of new gates and ben erected is their pleas, and upon what principle the distribution of these gates and side bars had bees allotted to the different metro politest perishes? Sir W. JOLLIFFE said that 25 turnpike gates and 64 aide bars bad bees removed. The number of miles of road which had been gives over to the parishes ins 55 ; the number of miles which had been oceitimied as turnpike roads was 67 ; the number of new gates was 9, and of aide been 8. The total number of places at which tolls were canted was now 31, in piece of 93. There were now 13 districts, and the gates had been placed is strict conformity with the provisions of the turnpike acts, and the measure of last session. the 41st section of which gave power to say district to oonvert their roads into parish roads. BRAZIL Mr. 08130Rla mireditl;74M t Lard of the Treasury whether, weeding the existing auspessioe of political mis time between the English and &mai= governments, bar Majesty's ministers had appointed a consul at Rio de Janeiro, in suswesion to the late Comm! Westwood and U so, whom? If it was the intentios at beg Majesty's government to appoint a cease at the port of Santee, it succession to the late Consul Huntley ? Aad, whether hag Majesty's ministers constdered themselves booed to (4151 the assurance °Smelly conveyed to the Brazilian goner meat by be Earl of Ab• ideas whoa Secretary of Stab. fog Foreign Affairs, oa 2od July, 1845, to the effect that " Its would be ready to repeal the measure of 1845 on the attire esseation of the slave trade is Basil r Viscoaot PALMERSTON—There is no intention at masa to appoint a sowed at Rio. Mr. Morris, tbe causal at Bahia. baa been ordered to Rio for the smismit to tzarist susunarcial bedews : hut so appoistment has been made. The consulate at Santos is also vacant ; mod Mr. Filmdom has been ordered temporarily to transact business there. It is not the intestine of ber Majesty% goverisseat to propose to Ibis home the retool of the act of 1845. I may mention that Laid Aberdeen was in aloe from 1852 till 1855, and daring his wimiaiebatioe so attempt was made to repeal the act is gaieties. Mr. OSBORNE. —Then I &seal°e that epee going into committee of sappy I will draw the attention of the one to the slate of oar relations with Brazil. (Hear, hear.) LAW OF PAItriERSHIP. Mr. MURRAY asked the President of the Board at Trade whether, u this late period of the mien it was the ioteatioe of her Majesty's goverment to proceed with the ortitiegbill for the amialment el the law of pateership, or to him I. say other bill teethe amendment of sash law t Mr. GIMON said it was not ; hat he would endeavour to do so at as 'arty period nen year. AUSTRALIAN POSTAGE. Lard A CHURCHILL salted the Secretary to the Treasury whether he would object to calicoes the execution of the recent increase is the rate of postage to Australis total the colonies had been communicated with as to thew desire to have a bi.nionthly mail is cosjusetiou with the Mamie of fin postage rate ? Mr. F. PEEL said that be would take that course. The object of the goveramest in proposing so Masses is the rats of poet."' was partly to rodeos the cost of the Amtraliss servios and portly to provide melee to defray the exposes of • second moothly conutiunicatioe. Th ere was a Woes desire to have a fortnightly mad, but the governmeet hod a itro•l objection to aak the home for an additional anbeidy. They had not, in the first instance, proposed soy plan. bemuse they understood that there was a scheme for providing a communication by way of Fasasnaiodependent of them. but that baring two gives up, they bad thought it best to revert to their original idea ; they would not, however, make soy alteration till there had bees time for coincevaicaMos with the colosy. Lord A. CHURCHILL, wader them cireumatanom, would not proceed with kis:maim. (Hier, bear.) BEIZURZ OF BRITISH PROPERTY IN NEW YORK. Mr. LAIRD asked the Under Secretary of Stale for Foreign Affairs whether be had received any commusies- Cons from Lord Lyons in refereace to the seizure (by the Customs authorities at New York) of a large amount of pro perty, including gold coin, bills of exchange, and other slew ritige. belonging to the firm of Mean. A. Wolf aid Os., British merchants at Naomi, N.Y. Mr. LAYAP.D said that he had received no communica tion from Lcid Lyons no the subject ; but he hod seat to the noble lord a printed statement, which bad been handed to him, and requested him to report on the matter. He had also communicated the statement to the law Wham. PASSPORTS IN ROME. In answer to Mr. COMALLY, • Mr. LAYARD said that feu were levied is Rome ea the vise of all passports. except three of Americo subjects. The fact was that when the unfortunate civil war broke out is America, the subjects of the formerly United State.. who now belonged to the so-celled Coefederate States, could not vet their pancorte sired, unless they were prepared to subscribe a declaration that they were loyal gabfests of the United States. Thine persona who refused to do that could not get pesporta at all ; and Cardinal Astoselli therefore consented to relieve American subjects frees the nereenty of obtaining vine : but the case wag entirely as exceptional one. The fees epos the vises of British abject' were received by the Roman government ; and the state meat of the hon. gentleman the other night which seemed to imply that the British consul bad some interest is the matter bad natunil!v given great pain. Mr. COR BALLY d'savowed any intention to make any charge against Alr. Severn whatever. 1T.n...., «it ei I. Its dims DMA LATARD stated tbat bis hoped the Gra* gown moos weed do jetties to the pmaisasrs ; and is the bond holders tus trusted also th at soma satisfactusy ansagsmoat would be mitered into with them ; bat he did not think her biology's governs:lest was hosed to interiors between the government of Grass sad it, private maws. Amongst the other subjects dimmed on the motion for supply were the alleged ill-treatment of a pauper lunatic, in the Clomps' Luaatit Asylum; the niobium, of the union asamsmest wisorsitesss sad the aeosmity of &statists their operations ; sad the uswatisbod claims of British sub. *to OD the goverament al PortugaL THE CHINCH/1 ISLANDS. Mr. CAIII.D suited whether her Majesty's goverameet had ►eceived any 'asuman from the government of fireue. that, during the ocenpatioe of the Chiocba Islands by that power, no stop would be placed upon the exportation of gesso from the Wanda. Mr. LAYARD said that the Spanish government had positively declared that they would not 'aerie* with the fulfilment of any entrant, or with the removal of guano. MANCHEATIR, SHNTFIELD, AND LINCOLNAHINN RAILWAY. —At a meeting of the board of directors n 1 this easipeay, held yesterday, it was decided to recommend the proprietors to dictate a dividend alter the rate of 2 per soarer-sent per Assam for the last half-year, carrying over a ha -01 the order foe going int o comm itt ee o f supp l y • lanes of shout LOOK satinet of • brief and &Aaiuny character woe raised by Mr. Hoitirtwaren TzA is choice and strong, meows% BULLfe COCHWIL respecting the conditions epee which in per, to Thm,„ alueve , , the lonian Island. have been annexed to Orem, and the fur this tea a general preference. la Is mid Is packets b ;trap convention Detests bee Majesty and the King of the agents —ttdreetiosneelit. ASSIZE Wr;JIGEiTCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT. —WoßceStift, JULY 15. Crows Court. Walter Jena, jaa., was. charged with felesiossly wound. lag Policeaergeant Drew of the Worcester emistsbulary. This trial excited (onside:lo)le inters' on account of the respectability of the mewed mad Ida family, sod the abseeee of why apparent moths for the aeon with which be was charged. The facts were as follows : The primmer 121 years of age, and is the son of • medical wartitioner of the city. He bad bees pissed is the +mi. neer's oMos at the railway works. Oa the morning of Taw day, the 12th of April, he went to the shop of Mr. Parries, gunsmith is this city, and stoles pistol and some ammunitioe. This was as early as eight o'clock, and be we next beard of on the rectreomws, where, mortis% a yes*" Oil named Emma Ball, be 'coasted bar mid asked her to walk with bun. Me refused, on which, penis( the pistol from bin pocket, he threatreted to shoot her. The girl. abumed at the sight of the wespoo, nu away, when he fired at her. It happened that at the memeet Ball had is her hand • pities of aa iron plougWahate, which else was holding to her it. with her left head. The ball from the pistol pared through her bead. and striking the piece of iron glaooed off without doing farther mischief. But for the girl having this bit of iron in her band there can be little doubt that the ball would have entered her body, tad is all probability killed her. The girl ran into the city, and bar ones alarming several persons a he and cry wee set up, and the prisocer was chased for some dislaoa through • portion of the suburbs of the city called the Moor. Some of his pursuers, however, gave up the chase on Jesse prearating his pistol as them. At last l'oliovitergrest Drew, who bad joined is the pursuit, came up with the prisoner is a passage, and ap prehended him. Josses asked what he had does to be takes into custody for ; and Drew answered, " 06, not moth I suppose; bat you must came and see." They thee walked together • abort distance, sad as Drew tenon kis head le see who woe behind them, Jooss seddesly drew the pistol from his pocket, placed the muzzle against the officer's fees, sad fired. The tallpueed through Drew's cheek, keockieg out some of his teeth, sad the shock rendered hint seamier for sabot time. For moms day' his if, was is danger, bet be ultimately recovered, and was thus die of. ano th er able to is court to-day. After Drew had been obese took plain, sad Jones wm even y lodged in gaol sad committed foe trial. li,lferito;si — oiiunsel for the prosecution ; and the pti toner was defended by Mr. Powell, who, in a very able address, contended t►at Um &Mg ci the pistol was the remelt of accident, urging the absence of motive for the commiesioa of so grievous a mime. The jury found the prisms**. Guilty, sod he was meatioced to four yesn' penal Benda& Two other iodictinents had been preferred against the pri saner, oae for steals/ the pistol, sad the other for shooting the girl Ball, but at the sunestioa of his lordship lb* mar, having arisen out of the mime transaction, were withdraws. This prisoner on the morning before his trial mode a meat determined attempt to wisps from gaol, by mesas of a rope ladder which he lied manufactured from the prison towels, which ha must have abstracted from time to time sad managed to conceal, cut up, sad phut into a unique ladder, and, at the time mentioned, he sereseded is *kindle look of his ward gate sod possessed himself of a broom, which he tied to the end of the raps and threw over the prism wall, when it lodged modes the coping dose, but he was luckily diemeered in the act of amending. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.-FRIDAY. THE Past . litwAssorsrra Onus of 100 sovs. sada, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 1015 ; 8.. 715 ; sorban s/low moss. Oss soil.. (3 subs.) /dr. W. L Ltstrterristbes My, by B loptos—The Bloomer, Sot lets (Edward's) w.o. Thu Liruaroof. Ar. Musa of 35 ems. owe, 10 ft, for 3-7rolds ; colts, Itst 10Ib ; illiss sod partial's, Bst 1315 ; visit.. extra. About is. utile sad s-bolf. (8 subs.) sir. Bowes's Cloressost, by De Wm.—Asld Ampsaisiessoe, Mt 105 Aslueall) Tim Sc oast Hammes,. of 50 son. oath. for all too ; visages wars. T. Y.C. (tuff mils) (5 subs.) Mr. Betie's Hamm, by Ilesperse—listlmes, S r•s, sort 101 b (T. saran) 1 Mr. W. H. moan's loam, 2 yrs. Ost 2lb (Crowstaw) Hr. Jobs Hors Hopeless it bh 4 rte, Tat 101 b .. (Goodall) Pose Mao ran. . Batting: 5 to 2 as Reffer. Tan Samoan BIOMMTAII7II &Anne of 100 ant. mask k ft, fee 31r-olcia ; colts, Bst 10Ib ; Uses, Bst 71b ; maim allowances. Ose mile. ( b , su Mr. W. 8 Matwebibt's yby Klmoston—Tbe Bloomer, Sat lolb (Edwards) 1 Mr. Bowes's Mark Forward, {at alb ftorekloa) 2 Betting : 7 to 2 on Ely. Tan lavgarooL Cur (Hamdiemp), is specie value 200 sows., added to • sweepstakes of 25 soya. mob, 15 ft ; for 3.yrolda and upwards ; winners extra. Two mike. (52 subs, 31 of whoa pud 5 moss. eme.) XL O. Illibra Black Deer, by Yokota& Deer—Jetty Tres; 4yra, Tat rib (Perri) 1 Mr. W. Soott'a Stanton, yr 4 2lb ;Cattaattawi Farnham Wso ran. The Clown was etinT:di out at 220. sad Ghillie Warn was anaouneed se a nonstarter to Mr. Judge Jamas at 2.45 a the afternoon of the mow Batting : 5 to 2 no Block Door, 3to 1 apt Stanton, and 20 to 1 apt Farnham. Till KIIOWHIXT SUM of 10 moth. oath, 5 ft, with 100 ocidod, for 2.yr olds ; with Sat 101 b alba and Inna togs. Sot tith ; °Moth pooallir sad allowances. T. Y .C. (balf-othith) Mr. Wustorlogliam's Nothing Mon by Ifoopodar—Mato len. tat 1010 (Small) 1 Mr. J. Othoroes Sproug Gun. lot 101 b (Challeaer) I Xr. C. Peck, Joa s l taei4r boi tub (L Haerkeil) $ /3ottlig : on. ow Sprigs Clio. A BiLL/210 Rocs of 6 so. IN* with 30 dad, for all goo; weight for ago, with ssUto sod other ollowoooss. T.Y.C. (bolt silo). (3 subs.) Lord botornans ()berry MA by Bannon—Theorem ym I. 734 dib (Tomlinson) w.o. liElt Monwrr 'a Pun a 1t gabbro. Two logos. (6 Dabs) Mr. W. B. &Mrs Stanton, I me, i100 111 r. Edmore Oilier Oa, Gyro. OM Lin (I.. I Botta( : 20 to 1 os War Os. STAMFORD RACES—FRia.ty. TRH Firri WOrHOHn Bloatara, 87ausaof 10 awe. each, with 50 added, for 3.7 r-old. ; oar, Brt 10ib ; Moe sad plinap, Bst 71b ; the road to sae hie sake ; the edam of We Tea is 1863, 51b extra ; alkmascos. Owe milo wad • quarter. (18 who) Mr. Crams s Young Rapid, by Colstardab—Namilit7 Boys dank Bat 101 b J. Ouster, W.O. Tim Yuma Saw of 100 ens. weak, 11 ft., for 2-yr olds ; eats, dot 1014 ; Mhos, Bes 711. T. Y.O. (Watt thaw. Tarawa of a mile) (10 sato) : Count Batiliyany's King Charming. by hag Tom —load nide est 1010. Ms Curb= Cur (flandkap), video MO sore., by sub. saiptioa of 10 oak each, with 100 added ; winners Gam weights not to be accanalative. Tbree.qaarters of a mile (29 saber) : Mr. Cherry's Birdibider, by ToldMitalit—Birdbap. tyre, 714 (1. Gdmahaw) 1 Died Westmoreland's Mriato•linik 4 yrs Tat (Nutria) 2 Sir. &riles Cbilzuoyante, 3 me, Mt 111 b (W. abat i l a. Waled, Slack My, Colombia. Dirt Cheap, Brien. Microscope, Black Hock Qinclisatid, and Wallows aloe raa. Tai STAK7OIII) Cur, yaws 100 eon., by awberiptioa of 10 eon. gab, 3-7-aide ; let 71b; four, get ; five, itit fib ; six sad aged, Vet 101 b ; Haider snowed 41b, wad gebbisi Tlb ; °lrian mama 71tne mils. 117 • (T. 1 1 7 1 ,A t r t e lti t Mr. Crortio's Young lapid, 9 yrs, 74 71b..s Lord Be Vincent's Th e UMW Stag. 3 yrs. 753 71 OrDnabaw) Mr. Meth's Harlequin. 5 yrs. tat 71b (liordham) 3 THit Scour HANDICAP Pi 10 son. each, lt ft, for alleges; TAX, _ _ Morrts's lady Abbess. by Teddlasion—lonneey• " 0, a rte, tat dlb (Clietance) 1 Iced Westmoreland's Deoeptloa, 6 yrs, tat (blorgllM I Mr. Somaers Weeder, I yrs, est 1016 Morrie) Betting : 5 to 4 ago Lady Abbrs. sod 11 to 8 apt Dw "P it Su TH Worlioars BIMINIAL two= of 10 son. Me di, with 30 added, for 21r-olds ; oohs, Bst 101 b ; Wise sod goldiogs. Bet 71b ontriods allowed 31b ; mood to sot • his stake. T.Y.C. (24 subs.)_ Dias of fiewitatt's Sltedm by Muscovite—Fig Tree, 86t 71b (Po I ighl* Coast Battbrny's Uas Charmits& 101 b • • •CCINI= k,. Batson s Jezebel, Sat 71b Biles sad Olive also ran. Bettis, :6 to 4on King Charming, 3 to I apt Jeembel, 6 to 1 apt Spies. 100 to 8 ape Olive, sad 20 to 1 wit Siberia. A Snug° STAKES of 5 soya each, with 40 added ; weight for age, with sighs( allowances. rhree-qaartere of a mile. Mr. Samuel Rood., by Young Melbourne—The Penthull Tile, 3 yra, Tat sib 3664 I Morrls) 1 Ms. 0, Payne's l'onoloolery, 3 yrs, hit Sib im,301.) rl 2 Captain Coventry's Dements., 6 yrs, Bst O Mb • sha OL ~ Custance 3 Virtuous, Village Bell, and Signal also ran. Betties: 6 to 4 on Damascus, 4 to 1 apt Virtuous. sod 6 to 1 apt Tomfoolery. - 14Tc i. Akk #. _Banish 1 mile. Ili. W. 0. Craven's - 11UL Savage, - S yra,..841 !MS J.Oe•tr) I (avian, Wales lady MAY, 3 Irk WI (T. Frisch) I Tec KITIV:f STAMM Of 50 eon.. h ft , for Sinai& ; oohs, hat 10lb ; Me% flat 71b ; aerials winters want ; allowance%; each subacriber to same two, owe to the poet. Oace coaled end • datum (about one mile sad • half). (6 Wu.) Lord Weetakorelaa 's Birehltroass, by Idle Boy—Bavaria. (J. °osier) W.o. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY —Arromtrztos.—Coni amoder W. J. Pollard, to the Trincomalee, rice Field. Lieutossets A. lama to the Cosmos ; B. P. Crean, to Me Royal Sovereign ; G. B. &me, to the OM; the Hoe. G. P. Meade, to the Ourecom Pa R. F. R. /denim (additional), to the Victory, for l6e threat Master T. B. Bead, to the ledvs, tor to. Doris. Bloater'. Amistente B. A. Barney, to tho ; T. B. Woody, to the Clie ; B. 8. Emit to the Batorpriee. Id :rH. Leslie, to the Any tar the Viacom ;A. ho Ana, for the Phemeet. Amman% B ISIZON J. Hall (b), to the Clio. PIM Citot Amialeat Emblem W. Crow (manual la the nips& 1110 M LAbT NIGHTS GAZETTE. (luxes or soucrroia LID rusTaint PARTICULARS To sit OIFFAIMID AP Tit ornos OF TEI Mr/ REGIIITILLI, omit or satimorrer, survienAuerrasxr.l SANIRCIFTS. 160.11012 11111106110, algtiant7;;; ' ltOcheeter, plumber, to sur render July SI, at 2. ntoiLu iIOWLMID, Upper Bland street, Great Dover-road, oom suwi sant, July 26. at 12. CIILLAN Walther, Clutter's, Cambildgeehlre, scrivener, Atli 26, at 12. /AIM 000Dhall, Durham-street, Hackney road, toolmaker, July 26, et 12. WILLIAM Jogq Bethnal-green-road, engineer, July 26, at 12. Kahan= WILL/AN WISTWoOIo, Lupuaetreet, Pamlico, ham dealer, July 16, at 11. PhaDaaicl 1 Rollin 111713124 Mornington.cresoent, Hampstead - read, bookkeeper, July to, at L July ZnetakD lic at I. aLI2, Upper 1N AI L Bt. Like's, taker, 20, YUAN= Maaruua Approach-road, Victoria-park, malstaat to a Upend/apes., July 16, at I. Pm& 21004.01. 8 lumstead, Lent, solicitor's clerk, July 16. at t BAH lA} Conga JioLsoa, Wellingtonelreet, 1111 1ur equaro, Islington, clerk in her Majesty's L'ustoms, July 26, at JAY® Yuertri, Hampton WiLk, earpeuter, July 10, at 1L ALlilealettl 200/2. at. Jolla 4, Clerkennell, grucer,J uly 60, at IL YliAetag 1.4180611, kotborklthavrall. victualler, July N, at IL OSUMI CALLAWAY. litunaptou, cosninlabes mina, July to,at 11. Banat Nom, ten., tvratft. land.trrace, l'addLuitul eating haute keeper, July 20, at 1. JOUN deollet USSIOVIr-Stieet, Regent-street, keeper of a terms, July 19, at 2. DANIS!, Jon) MOLLIH. Chatham, ships chandler, July 16, at I. LAMM lindeatreet, latikmay, Lunkeeper. Aug. Ltd 1- Janie darts, Cheshunl, Herta, furniture dealer, Miscast 2. In 1 . Joni MOUSY !Boats Kinonum,Ozford.terrax, Old Beat-road, law clerk, August 3, at 11. Mohan klalliTtel. ?sage, Surrey, nurseryman. Miguel ! at 11. WILLIAM Yannali, 11l Marlin's-court, tit. Martin.-law, fancy repository prop Misr. Asgast 3, at 1112 tar WloL2r, AmweLl.cottegss, !Alston, solicitor's clerk, August; at 12. Tlloma3 Iloaaaa , Mildruay-park, Stoke Newington, Aug. at 1. Jour, L0u 1.22, Queen Anne-street. Caven.ll,l2.squarit, Ikuw tsuat so ball-pay, ♦ugust 3„ at 1. lticsaita POT; Werriagtoa-strset, St. Panama, chassamager, ----" • ---• August i al. C. kbwili TAUNT. Milian& wheel."lo% Aug. 4.11 L ILDIFira, J iial Claim", iaservills., Manes, *melra D.U.ca magas, August 3, at It. 01WW1 hurt, lAMtis t;codult-pastagt, Roams, posrulAsuisr. August t. at 12. LittitiL Aessoa ROAR. Great Portlabd•street, gunnel 11181tiballt. August 2, at 12. WILLIAM Hoge, Cedar-terrace, Spriag-grove, South Lambeth, grocer, August S. at L Durly 17 so Manful. Weettemwrich, maonfarlumr. Ju , at lit WILLIAX HADLEY, liandsworth, Staffordsh. farmer, July 27, at It !WISPS HABBALL Vlmaatioi,Whitchurch,Slampahlre,trunnscoger, July 26„ se Ir. TROILAS !LIMAN:Sow HTDE, Nottingham, tailor, August 2, at 12. Joint Wow, II ham wooer, July 26, at 11 JAsga ltirariArg, hone lace nuanntacts, Angus& 2, at IL DAims. WOODLET, St. Mary charr.h,Devoseli,builder,J uly 27,at 11. Joan Hots; Indeford, Devonshire, homemaker. Jul 27,14 I. enema PLUus,Barnetapie and lifracosehe,scrivener nly29,at 11 WILLIAM Lulant, Leeds, commercial traveller, J sly 27, at 11. AAaOs Iframm, ISlrkeuhead, builder, July 26, at 11. Oftissu Fox, Liverpool, geslitter, July fa, at 11. ions 110117011. Liverpool, forensm to aa upholsterer's wareboom July 26, at 11. WiLtiAsi D)0111111 and Sturm. litAirrreotan, Belford. ma chianti, July 111, at IL Jogs 11414 W, Clagtoa, near Manchester, grease mantdactumr, Augusts. at 11. Joao JAnstan, ttlmolagbue, ooramerdel traveller, July 110, at it. hunts Yaw bones, Portuca, journeyman Painter. July 21. At 11 . Witusat Jowls and Enoca WILL/Aga, Wolverhamptou, tailors, July 11, at 12. ILIMIAAL Vicitga; Wolverhamptois, factor, July in, at 11. Thoxas Ste; jam, Chaslelgh, Devoosh., 0111h4 , 11. July 25,5 t 11. Joan IWOerLD, Daleedi, cumbertand, timber merchant, July 27, u 11. MART MATTmaos,Rocklide,Cusaberland,lankeeper.lnlyl7, at 11. WILLIAM ISToctros Mawr, Shrewsbury, watchmaker, July 26, at U. AlLLlXambia JOT, Branchley, Kent, bricklayer, July 20, at 1, BOW BMW Pembroke Dock, plasterer, July 27, at 10 k. Thome Ovrata Pembroke Dock, victualler, July 27, at W. TaorasJo•aa, Hoollyywwall, Natalilm lanksepor, July at U. TRUISM Deax„ Laiicaahire, grocer, July ts. at 10. Jamb lloolar, Little Bolton, Lancashire, venter, July 77, at It Thomas KM, Otlcy, Yorkshire, rallwaycootractor,Jalyll, a 441. 'warn Dradaerel. eablueS mater, Avian tat 90. 11101W1 WALD.= Burst, Bri.tol, beer retailer, JIM, $9, at 12. Thomas RbiThate, QNllf , tailor, July le, at U. Puma Moaais,Wr ontoflaad,samametekti. balm/A*2 l 4 alit Thomas Mumma, Great lausnall, Cliaahlre, July 01, at 9. WILLIAZ Thomas, Falmouth, dealer. Jars 11, at 1 L 11111.1JAX News icemen, ampthlll, Bola July ilk al t Wotan Toimaa. Wlighigton, derta, bulkier, August 1, at 10. Jinn Boormuirrosc and Uaoaoa Bocelinsion, 8b upoa. Trost, potkis, July SS, at 11. \Miran 8&1111111, Seartoroask haYar, ♦most 1, at 11 Thomas Woorwsap, Barloaaader•Nsedweod, Staffordshire, Dutcher, July 21, at 1 . LAST EXAMINATIONS. August 11. A. Hyland, Cis -strew , Ore k. :L y wrlch, botchily &agog 11. H. 0. loner, laryeitreet, had Mope -Augut 11. 0. Ades. Beret Almost 11. T. T. Ones. Videorkeroad, Ku Tan. arroyos -August 11. T. N. Dutton, Goldhawk-soad. Gompeatrost, Peetrimaogaare ; wad licilywelteow, liaassiry, Ivory torner-Ampal 11. H. 0. Eden, Omar klisrojjaa t tiz tonyrood, oommbeioo agent -Magas 11. C. H. I, seet, WandswoKlerood, dealer is paella • ell-A sena 11. M. &seed, Jost, Harrow-road. 11111dIenet liaorsel Sigma 11. 0. Word, Triestrplage, Hackney, ilahnsooger =l7- G. Gaelic*. *WWI Haidoner, Nowlngton Both, Sod - August 11. H. Path, Winchester, watch =Ma ll. 0. Puts. New Hakim florrey,ivalider-Augua 11. lidagg. Fremantle, Hampshire, dandies moistont- Anita 11. - P. Naomi, and W. Townsend. Old redealreet and Dimidanoshill, manalactanen al fancy goodo-Aogast S. J. 1. Mamma. Ounterterrwie, Bromppttooee,, anctloneas clerk - Awed S. C. F. Insenby, chmamt-Anymat 1. W. Howlett Iraochareet. Itudasten. late farm= - August 7. WUllast, Itadnoretreet, Miaow late clerk to &mordant -August 2 1 Boma& Wood I3.Wug Nootolk. pahlkam- Ansa S. J. tharitos, Harrow.road, I.ddlsgM.L wadi salsa- Ansel 12. A. Gooding, tandoori, Hamada, denier la Sea- Aiwa IL C. Mawr, Onivellana, liestharek, ociewhosse kaper-Angst 12. 1. Hardea, Plationotriset. Amber% Partar to a chemist-Animal!. M. Daffy, °lifeline*, St Lake's, beer home keeper - Aug at IL W. Dudley, Woodoreea, Totionham, .s. oryman-Aeolis& 12. W. J. DoclUsad, Weelapaare, Boole mirk, upholdorer -hugest 11. 1 Ampledwd, illgisatimit, 1 V sp plug, ooteeboolo keeper-dogma la T. Beamed, lAveypoot, Macy draw-Avant 11/ H. 'Mom Promeisoleeet, Torrington woutro-August IS. W. Sidney, Brlsigoovanie. Hanuseromith. Crlmerchant -Anglia It A D. So** NecPiet-loweall. d.gate. provision dealor-Aogat 13. C. Lambert. hut, West India-rout Llmehoue eldisphig Wear-Aqui 13. J. lotherhatoe, Shuford, Imo; general desler-Aogost 13. D. J. S. You Coairystreit Miloomdeasil. lola coal morchant- Get 7. H. INfilbec eta, Pranged/es& Marybeiteas, journeyman Wand maker-Oct. 7. W. H. Oa* OremiLadipote. Emden. road. deatiet -Aged It 0. Maple& Park-road, biome Nor wood. corpenter-Augost It W. J. Cola, lawratameread. Tot tenhamd, and Osborn-place, ~ale mundoolour -dogma It. B. W elpanoer, staying sa Bastas Had, Groat Qemen-drpot, Illefettnet-Aterrai It. L Dale` Moralmoyelned, COMOdiell•Var* to trimathai War -August IL J. W. Pasloodlarted. tailor - Anna 12. IL P. WY" Odd Ilost-road and Birdnypigageowtot. Ask salemmaa- August 11 J. S. %Mk Wooladsam, Loot, -August IL H. Wltitober. liewareptow, Angled IL J. Ea rls& 111onsdamid, harmerrass casper =l 11 Basses., Nevllluorrawa, lialweng, pretense .1 -August IS P. J. Ilainfralk OrdisaSipat. k Janaeas ware, stags manager of a thaatro-Ammat IS. W. C. Itiedard sat City-rued, dell engineer-Augur 11 B. W. Hawkins, tato., Dadforilahlre, watchmaker -Oct 7. G. 1L Xiddistem. Porsdnercli. atria, wine 1111110b11113ft T. T. leiton. Osmilat-etwoot. Hyde. pork, talks-pot. T. • Gould. dowamerolidareat hatallields, grow-Oct r. S. sow aistrardiarrw asps dada --Oct. 7. B. Millman. J Pancras, ohesammager -Oct 7. 11. H. Chambers. IlitztoshiAterraos, Braxton. com mercial travelke-Oct 7. A. IE. Carson. Neettaunyton.tarreoe, thinentowy, govern m ent clerk-Oct & H. Jordan, last-rood, City-road,lirma Jobber - Oct. 3. i 11. 11 Wick, Xiddloass,, adior-Oet. & J. Mono, ion., 7 ToGailmoosort.rood. merman-Oct & T. Bryant, imetlai Tamara, grocer-Await 1. J. 1 Maunders, Birmingham, ahem ketier-Asipit 1. T. W alter, Birmingham, aeronaut cleat - Amon* 1. W. Jayne., Darrow, Worcestershire, farmer-Almost Id. 11. Donut Stroud, Oloticestmehlro, addler-Aognal 111. 0. Tanner, Chippeolano, Wiltshire, tailor-Aeguat It W. It. WHI- M*, Teigiamosith, Devon tire, builder -August & T. Beep and J. Herman, w bitetield Lancashire, sphiners-Aegasi J. Cato, Waddogtoo. Durham, palister-Aomut & 0. Dalian, Galahad, Durham, late corn merchant-August S. T. MoSil. Mete.., Dortani, late anima& beam... July I& W. haw, Liveepool, upholsterer-July to. .1. Hooka& Urals* Ma _ . smith-August & 1. ilree/poktialtoiriserrow, Iweandro, biacbmith-Augusi 11. B. Steel, Toed, Lwaceshins, shossnalkar -August 113. C. Mom, Bedford, veterinary surgeon-August Ili T. O. That, Bury St. Xdsounds, Suffolk, baker-August 4. & G. Andarton„ Safford, accomitant-July 21 R lid*, Sowthtea, Baispahlra, civil engineer-Sept. 14. G. Stumm, Newport, ShropskArs, plumber - August lb. R. Wages, Greyed, Oteseur tennis, farmer - Augur V. J. B. Hsaa, telaiwoubary, Somer. sdahlre, pai.tat-August 4. L Jones, aolywell, nutahlre, veers-August 10 J. Hadfield, Nottingham , cor d doer-Au gust 10. W. Licking, Nottlugh m, beerhouse 'wiper-August 14 W. H. Howarth, Badord, Nottinghamshire, retail hornet's,- 11yeast 10. 1. W. Slyer., Nottingham, watchmaker-August 10. 1. H. Walker, Notttoglisaa, detective police olicer-Auguit lu. J. Golaldwint. Nottlaehalu late grocer-August i & w Woe, ffsdasr, Yorkshire, cloth ;Manufacturer-August 2. W. Ascher, Brn.ford„ kairdnewer-Assuat h T. Howard, Bradford, chemist -August IS. T. Dyer, Sloretoo-in-the Stank. Gloucestershire, carpenter-Augur 1. W. Vickers, Weethromekh, Staffordshire, pt tube Mims makor-August 13. H. Phipp., late of Stridulous Gaol-Jully IS St. Jones, Pagan, Ilmionethidre. cattle dealer- July 24. J. Binh, kisistol, corn sierchaut-.lsll 29. B. D. Dale, Meecloalekt, silt maaafactarer-Aostast I. Mary Am Johnson, Gravesend, spinster. BANK ILUPTCII23 ANNIILLID. July It Bram tlllllllloa, notne4trest, Mans, bomb maker. July t ft ILLI•11 BUSS. ftftsftralS, Ni..; ftift ft/Slot. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. CONBULAND BLACE INAD NM CONSTANT ILIIIIITI4,—JuIy 30, at 12. at Sembithalletreet—to make a pa. UNITAL UIOIEAAL BALD AND FLOCS CoNPAIT, TON PLTINOUTR, Stovui.Tar.. AND DlToororr—July SS, At 134, at the Atli.• Imam, Plymouth—to audit &comets of elicial Ilqiddatee: sad August S at its, to nate a dividend. SAXURPA- 1 r ETB141:1T?:, JULY 16A, 186 k DMDINDS. Judy 28. T. Pearson, Control /Idealism, Ironasonger—lay ld Louisa Milder, Windsor, saddler—July tel. A Gorse,. Unger. etrest, Islington, wine reerensat—Jaly M. 1L Loyal, Cannon street, City, general masseur's—August 2. X Johumm, 11 , gh. street, Monatlich, and Cable-street, Whiteekspel, oil and colour.. nsu—August 2. 0. A. llionspeoa, Iterepotreet, Pouiberark, brush ra ker August 2. XA. Peek Arc Mourition, Mantles. donshire. clerk—August K. X. Wilt* Kelresion, Yaas. othooloaster-110 to. 11.. Ississiter inanolacturer o f hostelry—Anima S. J. Jennings, Aston. aeselllennughaa,beer ea. taller—August 1. W. Edwards-% oed (separate estate), Tame Tetley and Kingsbury Wood Collieries. neer Tarnow* brick maker—July 27. 0. Watson, liedale, Yorkshire. carrier—hay 27. K. Kay, Todmonlen, Yorkshire, cotton menedastaree—Jely IT. N. isaderson, Settle, Yorkshire, groese—Jay gr. J. M. amt. ley and It llluchliffe, Leeds, cloth finishers—A I. big, %tints, nom liswkaboad, Lsneeshire, sly 21. T. Har rison, Sasilby, Uncausbirr, farmer—July 27. H. Mater, Wceton in Weaskydale, Yorkshire, plumber. PAWN raid IPS DIMIOLVBA 0. P. Birklemhaw sad O. P. Webster, Cogitated's, Yorkshire, leek rasontastarem— 0. liscrand. W. J. Watson, sad R. G. Mar, ClisapsW, bullion awrelia , to—Margand Haasham and 11. J. Banabaw Uraya-lon.road, dragon—lL Murray sad J. IX Conback, i Oaths's. drapers—J. R. lease and A. X float Merkur, ltneklaghamsbire, issindireftre—M. It i ta S. Janata& Manchester an I Puts, actenniaion awasisain— W. V. lanserti sad W. Mater, Lowe*" esdlolk,, ewer R.: n, J. Mei*" bad J. Ltglidtransa Ore, 4. 011101 awl /1. J. Pgarr, 'triage-street, Yawata, panel cork bed stamilactorers..4 Ashworth. E. Ashworth , pia., and d. Ashworth, liaortan on.l Ilanthester, whoa aphoons, so tar as regards L diobsuru,_ T. I ircgMt, O. Piggott. and J Piggott. Illrminghara, boiler :rm. lecturers, so tar as regards J. Ptagots—M. Le Masr.o al i A MalUard Lials-otron, Leicesternquare. bootmakers—k. H Lao, sad J. Kay, Wiaia manufacturing jeweilers—T. 11 spin and T. Blahmilim Maathwer, coloodoren —W. Cornforth Ai. I E. Hubs, Macclesfield, watchmakers—G. Boss and S. Hamlin...! Wanwirg, Yorke Irk ilrowerrisars-71. P. Haley and .m. u Idgware-rsod, ebernlsts-0. Hutchinson and gi11,41.1.0. Hutchinson, Newington-essaeway, tarnishing trontnouto N.- it bell, K. Hell, and G. Brodrick, how.ehornisord, City, sttornm so far as regards K. Bell- J. Smith, J. Steel. and W. Liverpool, merchants, so far as regards W. Grant -J. T. Best, W. Rottp.r, A. lodger, and W. IL Gilmour, horir Ayres, Montevideo, and Liverpool, so tar as regards k moat—P. J. Roston, W. S. Grant, and IL W. May, Biilin o. markehand linantina-court, Lower Themes-street, fish tart.,rr DO far aa mortis P. J. Rotten—W. Y. liaolhav and J. A 514,,,.: Manchester, (sal merchant& SCOTCH 5111/pIirTILATIOIIII. AtaiANDU Yoasua. Arhroisl. simmer, Joly at the Whit, Hart Hotel. Arbroath. /we Xmas and Iluntts BIINSAII NEWTON, Orem., k grab serehanfa. July tt, at the White Hart Ina, Oreirnock TfUltal LIIGLIS. CiaTialioae, Dania:Waage. lamer, Jul) _l, at the Crown lan, Falkirk FORFEITURE OF LANDS AND GOODS BILL. Mr. O. FORST/LB asked tbe AttorserGe..ilwbfrawr, in Use ereM of the order of the day for goals into onandS•se on the Forfeiture of Lands and Goods Bill bsiogibactiarged. he would be prepared to istrwlses it, so a covernmeat mar sure, early in the mess sessice of Isthmuses. The ArfORNIY4ENEXAL said it the boo. macabre would hare the mattar labia hands he would do the bad he could to introduce a bill seat session es the subject ASSIZE TOWN FOR THE WPM EIDIN-0. Colonel 81CYTRE asked the Bawetar~ of Btats for the Home Department whether he would be prepared to reood. eider the derbies under widish Leeds bed been appended the assize town for the West Radian ad Yorkshire? Bir G. GREY replied that Leeds waa actually at present the arise tows for the West Biding ; but if any ineoaysei. epos was found to arias from that arraniseient. it would of Course be open toreconsidenitios. At the runs time be might add that Leeds was now in that respect planed in the mos position as any other assize tows I. the country. SUPPLY. The house Walt into oemaiitare of supply no the civil service estimates, taking the me for esmatifie works sad experiments, which wee agreed ta, as were then for the Royal Geographical &alb, sad the Royal Society. On the vote of 5001. for the Royal Academy of Rosie (a new vote). Yr. OSBORNE mond Ib njeoklen, aid a debate—always animated, Jowls! last !sifted —enosed. Mr. OSBORNE Bah—Whet were they about to der It sensed that this was a private misty instituted 44 yew ago by the FAri of Widesetelood, several datimeholied Dahmer' and gentlemen, with the approval of his Modesty George IV. Not ow sixpence had bed voted by that how for this society, but Dow the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, who had a soh for art, bed been waylaid in his Mike by certain musicians. (A hegh.) It appeared these great musical men wets fanbit o(, and eves. the Earl of Westmoreland would not sabecrites, but they asked f grant from the public puree. The fact we., it was a s beak rapt private assere, which had C 0... down to the home sad asked for 5001. (Hear, hear.) The mane they were now pursed( was ten tzary to the trot principles whelk he bad heard seaweed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer himself. There were gentleness who had got the bump c: dancing. (Laughter.) Why should they not have a vote of 5001. for • diming academy (Renewed laughter.) He should set be surpvised to find the Chaecollor of the Exchmeer awe down and prove there was an maim bedews the Geographical Society and the science of claming. If de home wished this not to to merely a rich MU'S club—Omar, Marl—they must resist these small items, and put • step to this atieoulatiag pro ws by opposing the vote for this haakrupt private moiety. (Hear, bear.) Sir J. PA K INGTON thought the government were per fectly right in assisting a society which had done ao much to cultivate a musical taste in the country. Mr. SCLATER-BOOTH believed that if there was a science which did ad require assistance, it was musio. The maw the Academy of Mimic was in Ibis destitute state wee bemuse it was no Mager required for the purpose of pro moting that taste among the people. Mr. HENNESSY protested against such a gnat for Ire load ate time wbso that country wanted something prac tical. They repudiated the grant altogether. (Oh, oli.) After n few weeds from Sir G. Bows, The committee divided : For the vote Alltiset The vote was accordingly *greed to. The of the numbers was reserved with cheers. 42-10 apasomost 771,0001. for salaries sad expenses of csatoos-house officers was then agreed to, as were also the following 1,313,00 W. for salaries sad exposes of the !eland Hermes Departatest ; and 2,114,6161. for Paet-ofas salaries. 492,5361. for suporanbustion end oompensatioo allowances is the Customs, Inland Bermes, sad l'oet-aloe Depart. meats. After a discussing, in which Mr. Fitzgerald. Mr. Gibson, and Mr. White took part, this yoW was agreed to. In reply to • question from Sir J. HAT, Mr. CARDWELL said that the rote for West Africa would be taken ou Monday taxa The Caarawast then reported progress, and the house renamed. Tie report of the °comities of amply cm brought up sad amid to. FORTIFICATIONS AND WORKS. The report oa the reaolutkos wadi brought op sad speed to. The &Bowie( bills were *drama a stage : Tarepike Tnade, read a wood time ; Public Works (Macodaotaruag Districts) Bill. read s wooed Bass WESTMINSTER BRIDGE TRAFFIC BILL. Oa the order for the ereoad reading Yr. AYRTON inquired why this ;is not a private bill. Yr. COW PER and that Westaninsterbridge being open to the traffic of all the world could hardly be made the sub jest of perste legislation. The SPEAKER observed 1111 the bill being for the re plosion of public treffic, sad the bridge harms her con structed at the public expense, he mir no objection to the form in which the hill was introduced. Mr. J. LOCKE observed that the tramways of West. mineter.bridge were highly iseoevenieat. MO space hawses the tramway sad the footpath wee sot *efficient, sad if say heavy carriage broke down the whole of the trial° wa• stopped. He hoped the tramways would be done away with. Mr. W. COViTEB. agreed very much in what the boa. sad learned member had said. Where Mr. Page first *aped the tramways ha *bladed to Lhasa, bat be waa induced to Meld in order that they might be Meted by experience. It was now in contemplaraon to make alterations, sad he be lieved the alterations would be an unproement. WAYS AND MEANS. brougThe report of thecToroMial; of Mllya and means mu ht cp. The lonian States Ada of Parliament Repeal Bill nu read a third Ora* and ;maid, as Woo vas the liar grid Habana. Act Amendmeat 1301. The Beak Notes, he., Signature Bill paired Weigh eoup sites*. _ _ _ The Drainage and Improve:mot at Lads (Inked) Sup plemental Bill W reed a mood time. THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CLERGY DISABILITIES REMOVAL BILL On the order for going into committee, Mr. AUGUSTUS SMITH hoped that this important hill would eat be proceeded with at such a late hear. (Oh, oh.) The bill, if pared, woeld lead to a large cosembead manufacture of proesetants. (Laughter.) He moved that they go into committee that day month, but there being no seconder the motion fell to the (rotted, mad the home west into committee. After some dimustios, Mr. KINNAIRD moved the omission from chime 4 of certain words which gave a bishop power to refuse his con sent and approbation to any Scotch clergyman who might apply for a liesece. Sir W. HEATHCOTE opposed the amendment. The committee divided. For the clause For the amendment 5-41 The deans wee thee agreed to, and the bill passed through committee. — llasßahoos Fi.heria (Snothua4) Ads Amaidimat Bill was road • Peoood time. TM Wier orders woes dimmed of, sad ilto bowie ad joutood at ten minutes pod two o'clock. ZLICTION INTELLIOZECE. NORTH Drenem.—We nedeestaad that the eea sonatina of the comity of Durham bald a= r ci ry n Thuesday at Wynymord Hall, the seat of the family, to 000 sider the state of the parliamentary reprises tattoo of North Durham, and to ornosrt measures for wrist. ing the ..at now held by Sir Bedroll W illiamson, Bart., from the liberal party at the salt general election. There was s cosaiderable muster of the kith.' oraaervativss of the county, and among those prong was Mr. B. L. Pea -1 Dorton, et Berme, Sunderland, the 'owning man •al the party, who declined to coma forward at the recent election in opposition to Sir Hod worth Williamarm.—Newcastle Chronicle. GMAT GRIMBBY.—We hear I.lpoo good authority Nat it is intended to solicit the Hon. George Liao, of Gamily Hall, near this town , to stool on the liberal bibelot for the representation of Great Grimsby. Yr. John Chapman, the present member, will, it is re= retire whsoever pe.rliaisent.isd&rivert.7-Doncester CORI. —Mr . : V. Scully, M.P., for the county of Cork, denies the truth of the rum3or that he lambda ebaudoolag his seat nt the first opportunity and Peek the representation of Gabel. YOUGHAL.—I auticipation of a vacancy occurring in the representation of Yantis!, as influential address has been presented to Mr. J. Mania, of Newton ALbot, DeTOl4 calling upon him to place himself in nomination, apes ooa• estrative priaciples. Mr. Harris is well-known throughout &Weed in cosneaion with the volunteer inoveniant.— Sounders' Nees Letter. ie generally believed that Sir Denham Norreys has abet:Wooed the idea of ocietwitin the repreeselaties of Mallow at the twat eleotsoe. The maim( member will, we tiderstaod, geometer a formidable oppo sition from Mr. &rigout Bathyal', who is deservedly popular with all creeds and classes of his fellow Surnames. —Cork Herald. mAREBra. ER:MAR.—Baum JOLT 15.—There is little doing bets in stigma, sad prises are fully 6d. lower than last week. Re finers' produce sells slowly, and the trade purchase ocir sufficient to meet their daily requirements. Rum . deemed is limited, and only about BO puncheons of ikme• ten have bees mold at la. 10d. proof gallon. TALLOW.-Famte Evzom.-1b market was steady 10-8 ,1 1. 9901. saw Ukrmiae Pot arrived, 41a. 64., beads, 40s. 9d. to 41s. ; July to September, 40s. 00. , Outobsr to Deamber, 435. ; Deoember, 435. 6 d. Delivery to last seems{, 494 oaks ; arrivals, 389 maks. Tow . , Tallow 311. eel emb. The &mead at the &optima wa lasguld. Fiat Booth Americas bought is at 425. Good strong tallow sold at 41e. 6d. to 41.. 9d. ; North Americas, 6eze, 40a. 6d. ; fair, 395. 6d. to 40s. ; Australian sheep, 41s. 6d. to 41a 9d. ; beef. 38s. 3d. to 3111., fair to Sae. Coma-mut oil quiet . Cceleio at 39a. 6d. to 40s. ; Gybe, 38e. to 38s. 6d. ; Sydzsey, 37a to 38a., good to floe; fur mod middling mixed. 33e. 6d. to 345. 6d. Paha oil Hat. Fuse Loges, at Ma. 6d. corroN.—Luszrool, JOLT 16.—Cotton lass been in untimally extensive demand frem Mae trade as well as by enpretera and sproulstors throoghout the week. The =- vanes quoted last week wee followed on Friday and &lards, by a further rise of gd. to it per. lb., which has bees fully maintained, with increasing firmness. as shown is the do tails below, although during the last two days there has been rather lase excatamest. American has =winced id. to it per lb., at which a fair areeset of bummer has been do= Considering the small supply of Sea Island the Unambitious are extensive, sad at hardening prime. I. Br.sil quotations are fully Id. per lb. bhgg jeusis r, with • large basis= in PICESRI sad Bahia. la Titian the =einem has been very large to all of buyers, with an average ries of about Id. per lb. Smyrna has beau in good request at an advance varying from Id. to pi. Chins and Japan have been in cootasued good request at about lA. per lb. advance. Specu lators have takes during the week AMO bales ; exporters, 23.860 bales; and the trade, 113,03 D bales el sll kin= Ws have bad • fair demand to-day, with • etre= market. The Wes are 10,000, of which 3,000 are for export sad specua. tins. The following are the official quotations :—Fair Orleans. 321; 314. Fine Mobile. 321; ding. 311. Fine Uplands, 32; Middling. 31. COTTON GOODS —llniconeron, Jos 15.—1 t would be am by ilia s p at el Toady that oar market for akippiag yarn as that day was very naiad, sad that • large Mainers was dons at greatly iserased pars. On Walanday sad Thiamin Ike market breams shale noisier with more paeans to sal, but to-day it bat Moms stronger agar sad ammuned vary much the appearance it bad out Tomlin. bouts °plagiaristic, sales have bass mob at very extreme prisa Lame Manna as *drams as Tuesday's rata has ban obtained. This brunt of be yarn market class Ituomatly. with a denied onward tar deny. Has. trade yams ars vary lea atTaaday'a prior, but ninufacturars war to a post shat to bars applied their irradiate niquirnisata, and to be thanes' to wait awhile brim Wag farther mamma The boo nao to-day has sonnusatly Moo rather moll. Lon stapled yams are still is favour, and In hold with much Insaa, is cloths we have bad a vm firm market today. Nusbaum, adhere very fully to the advances eatablimbed as Tometlag, sad ia some arm ask own Wier higher rata • has tilt dianamities to hey is lass than at an subs wad of the mark, and the total amount of buena, trannsied has boss mall. Thin is still mush dirdoalinatiom anon boysn it cloth to Woo Um lead et no onion and pars makes. Amnia masa. factorers there is a vary femoral 13.101111011 that me shalom Mohr prices They God it :cannabis M pewit to 20001P4 orders at the pars Myna are Mang M Or% when ars about as muck aSi per lb. for skirtings Wow the prka at which the goods scald be produced with ths Rasa' oat of cobra The *dry slier cloth is mbar sabo t but with t h e foaling among mambotorara balling's, will go higher they show a good deal of earalassmass about ask Mg prison onosonioss foe ths sake of idestiog atlas. CORN.--011EXIFORD, JOLT a—W(lMb,', erasefragly lice sad foreleg for the crops ; then are pest cospiaiata et all tbe @arty loads of wheat, whit& laded= rough AO. This manse peat framer ia the trade, rad prior most be quota la. deasor, white making Os. tti aft ; ad... red. 43.. to 44e. ; extra, 435. Beam @saw% and dry caw 6d. to ld. dearer. thICOLO, JOLT 15.—We bar bed a fair supply of err racket to-day, wad prises ruled &boat is. pre qr. biers. Whore. red, 495. to 4k. ; white. 445. to Oa. Vry little defy is eyeing era. WAICITIBLID, JULY IL—There is my Iblue wired ear. tag b-day, wbkb rear a reedy rho et h per qr. arra her the nor of ler Friday. Bras oil welleat err al hill prima One =Wm dram Otis arid aes bias. 00ALL—Lossos, Any 15. Hiram 17.. 3d. 17s. 35.; Ssirla i ll " =. lea N.; %lAN =Lea, 1k ed. ; Walker Priessam, 13a 341. ; WON'. 15s. dd. ; Wale Rod Riddell, Ifs. ; Walls Rad &Wills Haaara. 17a. N. ; Will. Red Mamie, lea. 6d. ; Will. Rad South Ratko, 18a. bd. ; Walls Rad Tossaill. Ha 21; Wart Rad °mop, 17s. 62. gool IWO 1111 1 17a. N.; Walleßad Ns* lUDs% 17s. W.— p. at mad" 25 ; sold. 21. 71111710 *217171138. =MI& MN Pl.. Maw ?OA. T 064. apes seesgra chaodiai. VAL lIIL Weak swift Jos IL A A A 4 iisocl 17m* allUrsis ..141111 40,014 IVO Ms* sailms July 7. . Ati5t._441.4r44444.Vaa. flouLb Asat.thoi...— 1012178 14,281 36,210 40,528 WWI (Umber& Wm) Use of Ofttrel hey.— 119 2.1 U 9181 4,U 4 3 .964 at wag Jay 9. R M ae Yeadas 7B 9111 488 1,302 1,210 Wei =Mei Jae IN Osiedisill■ et 6.092 12,700 18,001 16,411 Ofll4 Lees de KM MAK 16,1941 10.645 One Noreen us 17./07 MON 04600 14 4 9 9 etest Weslou 1014 Ale 81.419 97.574 81,291 red C 04.4 Ids..Urehra. ma Dew 718 4898 1.811 tan 15,668 Malropeilisa Zs... las., Clailmi. mad Deer [Advertiesseeat i .HozsawAy's Ourrxrar AND PlALS.—Rearty and salthy. - ins experience of thomands. both at home and abroad. has imply .stdrMsd as , Power c o rned by them healing and remedies id ',Morbid cutaneous eruptions, re sod reilwring Maim aw alscaums. Them evils funnels* rob Ille el even comfort through the reluctance a/ the sultans to mynas Isla in firmity. Holloway's Ointment supersedes such dreaded pabiiceg by placing within the reach of .11 pion instructions for themselves without any danger, and without DeoessiT i ti mentioning their malady to myna*. The Ointment and Pills will likewise cure bad legs, scabby rashes, and those blemishes which mite tress the abase of mercury, and from the ties of other deleterious dings. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATHS, BIRTH& CITNLITYL—JeIj 11. at Nada, Banuis. Ur irtte at Hein liM.—J sly laf.at Dear Ilissebssier, the wIL of T. lra tosti lsTs.. CI; 114/7711.1Wd—July 10. at Downams-ladge, Kim Zdwargaroad, Heekoey, Use wife of 31 Mattiw wa, Jau., Zwi., of a sou. 111WARD.—.1417 14, at Pesa•road VDW, ElWoway, the wife of W. Seward, Esq., of a soo. lazra lAD —July 11, at Deabtgb•phicst, S.W., the wife of Mr. W. Shepherd, ota daughter. • 13, u Chllloa telo, MUM& Somerset, the wile the /ay. A. Stewart, of • sue. MARRIAGE& MINCIMII-2121D011 4 .--Jol7 lA ot BL Amos* Hollowa. Albert, ion of the late N. Ittorbeser, Req., at Cannon strftt Welt, to Ado Morton, Atwitter of the We Mr B. Bridger. Of las Mary, Genstar-put, Bost Ku STODDA ST NO. —J uly 14, at Sollobary-road, ==laby the Rev. J. S. clamming. J. &addax= . k... to Joao Geddes, daughter of tib• late J. A. Bering, W — allOßNl-8111SEN11.—Jsor 13, at lb* elluTeb of th e Holy Trinity. Lower Tabs k U. Remy. by the Roy. O A. Agoo. W Wagberse. Mg, of Derwoodary. 4orrer• to Ana* &N OW! of J. C. btesalieus, kati , of Us 1 , 042.104 e, Lose' Tube-bill, Surrey. DEATH& V. lON • iarniDaT. 101 l 14 leli& NALDWIN.—Joy 11 staerig;;;;ell, G. D. Baldwin, 7. 1 imse It BIDATMITO77.--July S, M Colin View terrace. Delfmt. Itsuriet : .147 7. UM MUM MA and Jay ; W4 r Wto tem Whirrs d Mr. John Broughton. Bowel d the rat 'Nabs Peninsular Railway, Bombay, late of tut. CIANI, —July 1I at Brorkley road, Pew-croak Deptford, Ur. W. Crane, aged 71. HARILISSUN.—Orford at Orford-terrace, Byde-park, Yr. C. Bw ro okannti NOOK IL—July Miasmas Booker. Est.. of Berlieteabelidineh tondos. Napa C. PION! Ill!al yieldir e : :tur [me ■ur. 1 r i :. 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