The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1858 ADyisajoN op.i.RWS INTO PARLIAMENT. TIIE HERTFORDSHIRE ELECTION. BILLS PROPOIRD IT LOC) LYNDHURST AND RAILL LUCILIg. This atoning ran bra printed grip... of lb his retired reeptetholy by Lord Lyndhurst sod Me literi Lama rporillag the orbs Irma by members of para. rat. Laid Lyadboomfe r lo rtituled "ha art to subreiettr roe orb kw re sorb of allegi.tu.,, .apreu.azy, sad atuaratiAl, sod willoreg the tailf(l , lll4 wrier of °wain of her Jilnkety's saldeste. - The and mth proposed by his liwathip is r AOewe " I A. B. do rear, That I vOl be faithful and bear true elieglence to her lidolsoly QUM Victotia, sc.( will dread her to tit* Ittmtsl of lay parr apimi all conspiracies sad strenspre whatever wlih roll be rode against her meow crows, or dignity, sail I WIB de ay *war to enikaeour to disclose and are lownra to her ltegsety, her heirs and sue ...rot+, all were= sad tralarroir otaspiraries which may be rased agrast bet or Or; nod I do kith/oily promise to weistain, ripper, and rderk le lb utmost of my power, the =COP.= of the awn, Irish ateerniou, by an art intrard ' As act kg the larror Limbo.= of the Crews, sad better or , unto the Mgr. arl Liberate of the Subject; is sad wends to the Princess Boris, sketr••• of Hanover, ad the heirs of her body, bog protesters, hereby utterly ronounciag lad raring esty sibedieere or regimes unto arty other pones rising or releading • right to the crown of this noel. ; M I do arm that so torero prior, preen, prolate, star, et mirror bar. sr ought to bar any jarbdicties, pywoo,osqloriortty, tie-ointoo, or ramify, eocksiestral re error direr or ladirerty, within this reale Lad I asks liblo dergellsa upon the taws kith of • Christie. So help me Goo." _ HERTFORD, 'has 8. The new election, consequent upon the aceeptation by Sir E. D. 1-)tron of the ofilce of her Majesty's Secretary of Stare fur tee Colonies, took place to-day. The hustings were erected in • meadow neer the 'Satins of the new line of railway from Hertford to Welwyn, but as it was piney generally known that there would be no contest, very tittle • a ternent was roanifeeted. There were not more then MIN , ea r f hundred eleeora present, but a number of elegoatly dreseld lathee were sestod in terrines outside that penice of the field that had born roped off for pedestrians, sad they seented to take a great deal of interest in the yeendiag& The HIOn Suratrr (W. Willsbere, Esq.) opened the bedew of the election in a brief newt. P. P. MUMS ilaoct.trea. EN. then stood forward and preglielli ale LIM lion. Sir Edwa rdßielwer Lytton as a fit W mem to represent the county of Hertford in ghee cheering.) In the course of his =be stinted nen posielvely that there was any founds a amisment In an et the Lando& yams that the reran there was no eneen an the puma ocenton was that • cengranin bed leen edlseerl and en mernspetent oome to nes • blend nedideie should be realised at the next we try. The fan win he .aid, that the leaden et the liberal =.o.selnated, as Ite admitted, by the most honourable tu bed dechsed to disturb the county by • contest, eider tin iiremeet•lce& and Sir Edward Lytton would thaabee e. reteensi mepposa. (Cheer.) C. 1. Drwsostt , ttest a mmismied the nonikaties• The II In It mire innained whether say other tem didate was to be proposed sa ; d no mower being returned, hedonism, Mir lid - ward Belem Lytton to be duly elected te serve as kaiak* of the shim kw the county of Eau. (Cheees,) fir E. B. Larson, whim the cheering had submitted, abed 'Deviled sad Mr the Mekore am follows . --Banewheme tames tams mil Mr Modred year. ago ea ancestor of miss was • miololie st the mem mil also a member for tits county of liatErd. He MI • assideable station le the omacits d Lai Wary the VII., sod be she at the ma unty. rime rweey °madmen ot the Melees ell this co Mimes) At a seemewhat Isar this mother senator of wise she held MO render s miler QM'S Sinaloa, sad la was dm a member fit tbie menty; my f youore as orefethent shed hive youraudl sow torehdtsee Mind heir med I Amok yes fres Ms %soften el bert I. the Mom thet /es haw emilmed yyeaaa as (Great elwarlar.) le my edirmel to you I Mt to the assortment slew oleo elite tho Qum has dins me As homer le emir • asst wee set amend may by my Mire foe Mc% mid although some perms matertele en omits that tide is est this ems, I mere yea that Have mot his bedewed Is gems ease nom Om the esevietion that it was my My te do et. (Herr, kw.) Miry yeses ago, whin I wee • yea*nte. I Mased to accept alba mist • govrrsmatwhleh mend ao Maly setehliMil es le give me may pompon of keg Wilda mew. Haw mesh more b th ey tint at al mss Mem et Ilk, whim a ma ben imbed no las emd se held as I haw, wins my oreenymom Uwe amid to me muse =sum d whin Immeel at Ellsgbrim% eel of iy home it width I am elleehed. sod whim my natural desks would be kr from MM. Mk I timid desire to miertake the sind the datissemesseraut opal* bows an im = pa ila L l e si eller ft Toe ell se doubt ask sae bow, it that were se,lt berelMmi that I did tab oil wand I will tell yes my TINNY fa althei is. It freasently happens la the me airy owe el ilk hemmer, _Mt Englishmen do things that they meet pensively gift the capon for; and I mei set naiad you UM It may Semi rely happens that are de P coneay to Asir and sonesedase to theft Merest also, base dm emider it to to &ids deb. It is. I believe, a eery area, hiding in the twain dewy Englishman that he is to sense& his duly sad met 16 cent; and when those with wham Use acted foe may yase in opporitioa sada* celled into office end they did nee the tamer le s in Er a Eire to the teak iliey had mar taken, Holt that it beam my duty to mist them in the discharge at the responsibilities they ha .: facetted to the country, sad which I did net seek, but which at the same time I mold sot shrink boa. It may be asked why I did not scampi edam Mesa Lord Derby's government first came Into pewee. Lai Deft, immedisealy after his secession to power, did as the hamar to ask whether I would accept the smut ilia which I sit pastat hold. I consented to do so, but cm the mamba sift amtday I received an intimation fat q rwelsolles meld be hotly contested. I do not com plain al tbia, slalom% certainly it is not timid under such Ceres 2,5, and 4 rumble that the am of the soverelga for the time berg lewd la lass& ; that the oathapriented by this art ie le be ahem Is the ruse awes, sad in like mem ber, as the ram* Gabe; mad est • Some of affirmed= may be seed by imam Cares I sal I provide that when to .it leer of pallassat a awake of wash house ---er hi all ether awe Asa la mid oath le about to be andsieteired, He yam emeaked to she the am—idiall declare that he smut essallatiouly take oath with the words i• Aad I mei bb deabeabon ca the true kith of a r 611 I" Maid thesis, It shell be await ler such house to *beet these male to la aebtak sad " thand oath, with each oriesiket, sill be then sad sabssrlbeit by s u ch mamba , rwrordtaily, sad ohag be dread • mildest taking the oath." Cams 7 abbe spealay to pumas pentreaing tie Jewish rellekea. It le se lawn "And whereas by • NMI& set paned in the ninth year of the reign et King Gear be Nara, intituled 'An Act for repertling se sack of the meant sob a Impose the neces sity et meivieg the Illessamat d the Lord's Supper a • • gaellemstka kw atlas aim end saploymesta: a ar ab deabesama b posarited to be tam Is the care is the add set smatiseed: sad whereas by ea act passed in the ninth year of the reign of her present Moody, inlituled Aa Act for the relief of persona of the Jewish religion otected to municipal offices,' • certain other decimation was permitted to be taken M certain cane by persons prefers( the Jewish religion, herd of the declaratioa required to be made sad subscribed by the add act of King George the Fourth sad whereas it ie right to sided the besetit of the last-recited act to all other cars in which the declaration set forth in the saki act of the ainUa year of the reign of King George the Fourth, is by law =mired to be taken be it en acted, that In all co which are not within the 100Tiii7128 of the add est of the chalk yew d the reign of her Majesty, fa which say other of her Majeety's subjects are required by law to make end subscribe the deolaratica at forth is the said act of the ninth year of the reign of King George the Fourth, her Majesty's subjects refering the Jewish re- Pei= shall be required Mete= thereof to males sad subscribe the declared= set fordo In the said act of the ninth year of the tern of her present Majesty, which decimation shall, erth respect to such person prof sing the Jewish be of the same form sad effect so If he made and eube.:ribed the rid declaration by the rid act of the Math year of the rasa of King George the Fourth, and shall be made sad subscribed at the same times and places respectively, and pre served of retard fa the lame manner, es the lest-mentioned declaration is now by law required to be made, entitctited, sed preeerved.'' Crum 8 provides that the Roman Catholic Relief A.,:t is sot affecud b 7 this bill, and by the succeeding and con eluding chose it is provided that " Nothing herein contained shall extend or be construed to extend to =able any person or per professing the Jewish religion to hold or exercise the office of guardians and justices of the United Kingdom, or of regent of the Coiled Kingdom, under whatever name, st)le, or title such °Moe narty be constituted, or to amble say LZ"to hold or tajoy the office of Lord High Chancellor, Keeper or Lord Commissioner of the Great Seal of Great Britain or Irebad, or the office of Lord Lientenrat or or other Chid Governor or Governor s at Ireland, = Majesty's . High Commissicer to the General Anient bit:lithe Church of Scotland," Lucre' bill, iatituled "An Act to provide for the relief her Majesty's "abject' professing ma Jewish Heim," masa of the folioed,' clause on Be it enacted by the Queen's meet Ezorlient Uni t ary, by and with the advice mad consent of the Lords figintual sad Temporal, and Commas, is this pretreat parliament weembhd, sa d by the authority of the same, se follows When it shell appear to either House of Parliament that • person peokesieg the Jewish redefine, otherwise entitled to eat or vote to such hoar, Is prevented hoes so sitting and ',may by his mesciestiona objectios to take the Oath of Abjuration in the twin now required by law, such hour may resolve, that thenceforth say person professing the Jewish Micas, la Wan the said oath to entitle him to bit sad vote as albreall, admit the words, and I make this dedaraira apes the true faith of a Cluisti.ut,' and after sash else la ode the Oath of Abjuration, when takes sad salworlbed by say penes prolamin the Jewish religion to male hies sk rad rote la that pia Far lieneent. shall be ma les. sessedisely ; sad g arid suboaribeg lay asy pima yfrobsetag the Jewish religion of the oath le rediSed NIA as by r nowt. the title to sit mid toga la such hoses, have the are Soros sal *Sem as die takiag mad la as bra inbasibig by ether b e y le a= f the Oath cd awake new required b - The salad nails* at the above bills in the Home of Lords will be prepaid ea Patsy, the 18th. ikreametanoesito oppois' the re-10;01m of • member who i),;.; him Milos ender a new &movement. if I had had only my Men pommel peaks as a member of parliament to consider should act have hatilnisd kr • moment, but I war of "kite that the musenunrat of Lord Derby, in the Crpekes k which it was placed, ought not e w e:pod le the 'lightest risk of losing a sigh seat ea its drat appal to the country. (Hear, hem.) Thee was act a moment to be lost—tlense necemery that the rises should be filled up. My agents said friends won tolidy ir = d pared to sot in the semi dutch an opposition se we ' and I think that valor these circumstances yore will as. thet I not nay acted as a true friend to ray but also as a loyal gentlemen, when I consisted to brMe the high appotatment that had been camel M me raker then to ri.k being detected at a untakod election, said hoes =decreeing the government with whom I was to act. (Hear, hear) lem sure after this explanation that no one eft say that I am a reedy hooter after place, %anther that I sin our timid, tad that I did not hesitate to give up a high pasition for fear i should %jure my friends and endanger ths eseuson num. (Cheers.) This was my only meson for tat =face at that emu A few days ago I wee again asked I would accept the earns office that had been Mimed to me before. At this time the (imm olation wee entirety altered. 11 had biome sequinned with the elate of public foaling in the county. The name cordial overtures had been mode to me from all wiles, sad although I was certainly told again that I should be - wet vehemently °Named, and which I did not at all comidar was stated as a mere boast, still I had no fear for the rwellt. (Hear, hear) While lam upon this subject, lam sure that all the gentlemen of liberal °pintoes whom I see around ma will corroborate what has been said by my Mend, Mr. Dime dale. %isosceles a report that appeared in the Deily News to the effect that there being no easiest on the t resent occasion was the result of a compromise (bear, bear)—aad that the retirement of Captain Drones w was tbe result of that com promise I give you my honour that no such idea was ever eatertaioad. or soy such arrangement ever entered into. I comeraanotd my amuse of the county on the day after my seat wee vacated—and allow me to take this opportunity of expremiag my most cordial thanks to the electors for li the Madmen with which I was received ; but on the second day I mosived an intimation from an in tieential quarter in connexion with the liberal party that all opposition would Le withdrawn. I am bound to express my thanks for the course that was so taken if the hed been actuated by • mesa or spiteful spirit, the ireformatloa might have been delayed, ands good deal of additional fatigue and ezcitecreet thrown upon me; and I non acknowledge the frank and graceful s pi rit In which the communiostun was made—• spirit worthy of the high cbanetor of the whig gentlemen of the snooty, and of the character for candour poseemed by my countrymen. Stir Edward then proceeded to uses that It would not be be ossaing in him to refer to any irritating party questions when there was to be co *math!, party contest. He would say a few awls In reference to the measures which undoubtedly must be brought for ward by the government. The Brat subject of importance to the public is that of I it, reform, end I can samara you that the a-yernment hes every dispositbu to make law tempts hese ve, end to i.arry out any ruttiest and safe measure of reform in connexion with it. The eminent men who are the legal advisers of the government I know have their atten tion directed to the subject, sod I have reason to believe that the important melanin of et new bankruptcy law will be emi of the earliest qneetions submitted to the House of Commons. (Hear, hear.) Upon the subject of financial economy, tram all I know of the Chancellor of the Exchequer I am satiated that it will be hie wet Sal ioai object to carry out every retrenchment compatible with the efficiency of the public seryice. We must ni tinfoil' our national de (emme. t Heir, hear.) No government can smite them; Dot at the eerie time it must oleo be recollected that Dy mammy in time of peak the country is better prepared for making extraordinary exertions in time of war. (Hem, bear) Napoleon, the first Nap Heart, called us asr dm of ahopkeepera, and so we might be, bet it was the saviage and the prod% of shopkeepers that were the doses of war. The sett rustica which we must all desire to 'assented is the gust and Important question of the aboll tics of church rates (Hear, bear.) A bill for the total extinctioa of church rates will probably pus the House of Commute this very day, but no man, I think, can be so san anise ae to expect that the House of Lords will pas such • bill mime it is accoosoanied with some proclaims for the support of the fabric of the church ; and I earnestly hops that that sagest mutably will devise some means to effect that object, ead thus put aa end to a diemeasion equally painful to churchmen as to dissenters. (Hear, bear.) Aaothm 1 question of great importance ►is that of partiameetary re form • and I will say me ward upon that subject in reference r es;seil. In early life I bad two great objects in view, ono to relieve the rime, which I emaidired the meat im portant Instrument for the preservation of the liberties of the country, from taxation or %stilettoes of every description, and the other was parliamentary reform. When Mr. Gladstom first proposed to remove taxation from the prom although contrary to the views of the party with whom I had ban in the habit of setter, I wapported him. I bad too mash ronlidence la the good sense and the good feel ing of the psopls of this country, to suppers that they would support a I { o llolollllo, revolationary press; and I also behoved that it would be a great boon to the conservative petty, who would be enabled to have • cheap piper that would support their view. With nosed to the next im portant object that attracted his attention, namely, parfie goelltary reform, he said that in 1152, when he first cuss ham the oonntry, be stated in a letter to one of his milfrafkos that although ha had modified bitspialons with mord bias dually eat as to the general qualm's ea to the essusNa of Ingres*/ In Adam Ml end the exteeeke of the ibamih e , imp spilsa was *saner as ever, and be weed VOW sera h lay that to was reserved for the government of Lord Deny le nab quation, which had - never been , MOM by the wits ( lear, beer.) It would remain*, be Ask whether this peee wank be verified. Another gnat question n th angthmestent nellsebtadly was the w Wks of Ladle, and lire bin arm to readw capital sad ondleselen the m =r nallneng die sale of this tenuity, They ell mil recollected the con esped;":l2bialef the Unles ib l em be twaillr egitati°u for di el at and the nesenrity of hams G . lid Ip e do at tie present ammint no coamtry IMO plateggesue or tranqulL CHAlteld 4011 n! AN 4BBIBTAN 1- 8.1 R. 118712 IN 1111L-4lii. In tho Haan of Lords, on Monday next, a com mittee of no whoa. house will take into mmaideration the arterdasof the show oinalt R. M'Dorgoott, 800 venom.- tanner for the omit, of Kerry. Amongst the Lord* * pep" , leased this wars* is a return of correspondence on the ambled. It aggesers that in March lett thirty•two ma gistrates, whom mem an gins in the return, forward'•! the Ibilowlag memorial to the Right Hon. H. A. Heeler', heutemat al the county of Kerry ..Tra/eis, Mac, 8. " 81r.—Wo, the modersigted magistrate. of the r,el aty of X•wy. leg to con per serious *striation to a matter that deeply coaceras t aistaistration of Mottos in this r , ,mity, sad which palatally emberresses us la fir dischargo of our duties an meeddrates. It la notorioas that Mr. M`Denuott, who Gib the aft se leniatant-barrirer f4r this county, sad in that away paiiiss owe lb. magistrates amemtle I at piartar ssiakon. has bora as inosivest. Ms also notorious that int ens aesulan, when sappi in this county In the of Plaid dada, be was *mated for debt rod pieced in the as— pal. It is farther notorious r ha: • brier erawation sf eampisit bits bees made aviept bra, sad us Lei that tits sods b which that aretuatim his beta met i• tar trots ratislisdor/. We theraLre feel warmime luipseativaly called sirs to teener of you, sa the hirimant ef the meaty, to lab sub slap as you ray thialit bort usher Ur trematei dasenesteaose.—Wo are the heaver to be, It, per shallisat =suet; Vim taw re assasal " TUB Might Has. Scary Adios iirabert, Idenarnent of this parity of Kerry, Is." Mr. Herbert la asaillag the alma to this Lord-Lit-:tenant um the Mb of la ram* says It was hamle ts/ rsa y soma tins op ; bat hariug put lend Naas la as of ibis hots dr ass dimly dim I sasold Se tist albs ha sly us, and basin Loud that Ms bra* fully peed with me es Is the cause that 111/1,01 to be Mtn by the government, I did not think ommaam in tremble your madam In Ur muter. Ups. esaal MWw, however. after firthar communication vitt' Lod Pisa% I tibia' It bath, to pat.the 11/410f u your ikagia= i nal o !l i ars atz be lss aims thaa is Skrv i r ch t puce therisr rum to Whirs to be tarbtly by • What tb• semi t wy, at ths Oates. dated May 18, Wanes Mr. &abort that " his aspens/ay Ime not log u tat of the Wiest al your tom municatioe, semi lib Its *Mara of the elmws arm at die present moment apse/ b making the wassitry preparsok is to Wu* the bin effectively 'ahem emillenrwL" BTorruto A Diaosircz.—A letter free Bare', el tne Ildissys —"The Speedell dlllimme l ie n suited ben time teas snipped Ur remain te before lasi o• anent in mike beim Serpa firms ermed noes mid I alp preemmed ibemedven at Mr berme' beads sad mined 'be wellies, le Mew The attempted resistance, tiat be me. Wain. Mir fodoilvor up s won of 16,0001%, prises. whit be bed he tbe Mids. No r6lasete wee esertl•ed Imola lb. POOMen, Tie rObbill were all dreised hes (Hear, !tear.) Had this teen effected by harshness or violsoce P No; but the important moult bad been obtained by first satisfyinp the Irish people that the repeal of the union wee a delusion, and that it could never be effected, and next by the Introduction of practical immures for relieving the people from the difficulties wider which they Mowed. The some course must in his opinion, be pursued towards India. They must begin by watinfying the Indian people that rebellion was hopeless, and having effected this, they most gradually introduce improvements and reform., not by shocking their projodices, but by improving their material interests. Human nature was the same everywhere, and kindness and coucilietion were ever found to be the most effectual means of taming the most viclously disposed. If Mr. Reny could succeed with the fiercest brute that could be brought to him, surely it could not be said these means could fail with a more noble bring gifted with • soul. (Cheers.) He would say one word more in reference to the House of Commons, which was, that every man who joined their standard should have the faireot chance, no matter what was hie birth or position. The present leader of that house was an Illustration of what might be dons byirrest talents and at tainments, and these alone had raised him to the proud pod. Lion of seeing a body of the gentry of this county look up to him as their leader in the House of Commons. (Chews.) Sir Edward concluded by stating that he would now take his leave of them, and he hoped th.t what he retired from abb e life they would say, that upon the whole the Hertf ordehin member had been no disgrace to their choice, and he at the same time hoped that the government of which be was a member might leave to the English 010011 some lasting MOO. rial of Its existence in salutary measures and =soda laws. Sir E. B. LyrroN then proposed • resolution of thanks lo the High Sheriff, which was seconded by the Hon. W. T. Cowper, H.P., and carried by acclamation, and the prooeed lop tannings!. PROM LIST NIGHTS GAZIITTR. BUNIIIII.III. JOIN J•IIINDON. 61.60.4.11.4 net wiWonq My, WI d o jo p o l o , Is mewled... Jure, II at 1, and July 32 as 11. et Ibidarteriletrem. Sol.. Joss, ....lase City of. amp.. Jaime. Beidachalletreet. Bump Dormiehire. woololapiers. Jure 22 at 1. pa July 111 at If at Bedew halletreat. Baia, Newt. Lisklmere sod Efackwood. Walbrook, City ; Pi. amp, Peeffeld. Beelembell street. Tapia. ffeitaaeon. harbourer, lierknhlre, hansom maker, Jam Ii as IL w Jely to at 1, at liegarbeillotreat. dog.. Heger, Oreat Jimeasgeet. Bedford row. and t lark. Boding; Whitmore. Ba4siegalle/PML ALLIMIIMS We. Prinerreeeireet. Mamma% meneafacturer of Pm rends Jew 10 at IfL and July Id et 11. at ledspollanes. Oak. Clarke mid Carter. Moonset-Ergot, Ohy; eg. likesiess, darbagetrem. feuormio C. &&&&& 661.1413 aaJ 0.0101 1111.166001. emeasisk. leterfordehlre, mdlwryie., Jake Id and July ilk at Coon. Bob., kwrlngtoo. ginetheriele, med gime* ; et. reit, Whitmore, Bia/all la Porn. iftV a. oktuallar, Jame 22 arid July U. at In, m ream Coart dat Nottingham. Bela. Nettlar 15... and Nark Illinalnehera ;of amid H Huey, Nettlaggem. Jour. 0112.01 LT, , luierelwnelse, dialer in tamps. June 1J awl July 13, at 102. at ilinnfaitmne Orin bald at Nottingham. Bola, Shame. Bedford row, and Hodgson sad Ldp. ; off. wag.. Banta, Nottingham. Caercarry liteoehouse, Devoraire shipowner , Jose 17 and July 14, at U. at Exeter Court. Bola., &Pp arid Bak &Mei. Tugs illodoe. Nester at. re, Hirtael, Kamm. low? , waymoieth and Nakao:be Rep. Donetehire, mese. Paw, Jame 17 med Jab 14, at 11, at hider Cap. Bob.. Howard, wermowth. mei Terrell_ , lamp : of. rig., 111,4 0 4, Ramer. RD. AY WILMA), Yerwebary. Yorkshire. con M. June WI at 111 1 mid JLashoey Oat r Lao!. Cowl. Maud. Leeds; of. swig. OM Nrecgat. LPL mannfactarar. Jame 22 sod 2O, atiatlmede Overt clot boladoge, Hirnaloppe. and Boaci uly sad Londe ; reg. egg. . Hope, heeds Gapes NMI?. Bradford. Yorkshire. draper. June gliatllo. sad lug 20 at U. St bends Court. Bob.. genith Atidame, 600.1.0111, sad B sod Barwick, Leads; of. mow, Ho Leeds. Oren. loaner gem Hartlepool. , builder. June Ili at 12. 71.1.2. Is .4 1, st Newcamk oporiTias Own. gob,. Forger, . and Turnbull. Hartlepool ; of. eddy., /Baker, gowaselle. upia-Tywe. loss SISSITSOIO. South ghieldr, Durham, earthenware maanfaaleirer, Joao 21 at 11i, and July YI at 1, at NeweamPapea.Tyne Coen. Bois., Hodp and Mile. .New astioupewilas ; ref. wig., lake. Neweettloupow TYDO. BAB Y JUDO 4. WILLI/ill Imo.. jtii., Stratford. Fmsxculw. LIBOLYL.T VET1211)11Ail. ST tORTOGAL-STIBIR. --.. E. Pan.; Posestreet. Paddtagtoa, licared alb drllar—J. W. I.wria.Uppar alwalatar Wert. t sr, leboao—S. Usarld 'a. Pratt WNW, • (badla ti=ll o • Wm. &wrap Aar. . 1 r746., 41 .; 111 :7‘ 17 • • ... - , - Av.. Upper I Mau, Bpi kik bold wafter— 0. Ow* --4 34 = . imam Oases i ...... g b a k 00. 7 4-. '"11L . .. ' t" , • i r ue at M wiellsee. Ha rod. 14 oiUsg-dill, . amt. --- • - ---- -- ------ DICLABATIOIII/ 01 MEM J 1111111•11 Item ClOllll 1110, Btolkop's of la.. Jute 9, sod Uwe* antly•lisent Rona? FRU?, Vinabuiptivendaylam ai ntkir —aid dividend of it, ley Illiedmeder. es street Gonna darn, olow4lll4ll . efttnroft, bet mingliednietileideled of 711.. oo=rfams of to. 3.1., soy Wildnialy.s9 m mas% "" It= e a lrint. e . Ju u ie r. lo as u l l ity Jeri - tauYa filiparase LlyanyesLailks broter—lat of lin ed.. Joie 9. and any outannuaysi Weinieday.st Ter i% flaxen Minerva, Liverpool. mere:lnt let dividend of :id.. any liondoo. at Bird a, Liverpool. boat Liam Motors, Liverpool. :Lennon-sth dividend of :Li.. soy illondoy. at Aron. Liverpool . Joni LOINTOW. Livened, ship broker—let dividend of Is., say Yon &L. Ilirdn. LiverpooL Tinning YLannia, Moody. at lard Liverpool. tner-tant—lyt dividend of In 30.. any Jinni Beszers, Livirpnol and Van:lanai, deb ewer—Lt dividead sf do OL. sof Waldo at lam Limped. City, -- • — 6/ .._ Joss N. J. W. Owe. Dirt:bin la., tits merchent—July S. J. Amen Totswahmnoserneend. 'lam dealer—Joy I. J. Banbal, awl mertiont, tradlea m it virus mt., m.o. wader the =weer Ws Ono Western Osei —Joe W. W. Wtkl. OenemontrOst. eatiltennt. mean —Jima. . lismta . Blatt/Munro. ; ruirproge. Mond ; tr.v.acrb,iryrs.cf , =-7*. N. T . urea. Om 'sloe road, sod Breundonerrns.. = .4.r esedwalow—Juns X. J. Bum J. left. sr, end I . 22lreont .towelmlen zl i t s tucitrzrz= aidielc.. s . fit .... J. la In I J I :A i k=a aea or Ina.dlP eoWl ocer—Jul e. A. O. 4 Vomiagamia. vis I. T. Dora. llWlnetlinw. rarer sly 1. W. Om Warwick, c taronelon = l. 2llloMila WBO NuMto. vier dam be rare Is the ocennws. en Wag. July I. 0. Tumor. Irslthamleer. une W. J. IL oroeSlNPrtmlailllterrest hatch. 0. ew. tugArinst. elf 111 W. latch. Greet War . Was. Ilserni vilsokUs , -.Juse N. A. Ileolktoo. rark-ter -1.11. . O. ••••••••••.-- B. lot.. draper =en. e l=4 . U st nee 30. O. Aron ir ONK tea • NJ~a. /1.1.1147.ag: = 1 M .... - w ren: alni 11 N 1119 . _ iromll.. A.hto. heart I. . OM., Littlethorpe. Lebeeo=" rimier—My • 1.. Berallth. 111wwwsberr .1. mune INlalui ll=. m elm ai r . —' ,2, " ,; - , j 'T i . t r ‘rd tver .1 . . .Z " t c l ' ., '. ll; le=a ndim eemoilmeleeen -Jul a G. balm.. mad J. tolo'hi.aic c i ' d. Illesbers. PAKTIIIIIIIIIIPII DISBOLVID. J. IL= vit. lenst.h. 111oltswees. Beed.P , cloth es-11. 0. Osedi OM . tire.l.lNlrlaeretreet Dectonso.uncms, W . Whl• Lela Ah. clerk eminent T. 01 0SlawnJolnew—W • W. Jesidne. Ma J. Wslest. elms. limbs =i--go ter le WPM. lea 0. . ir.„„. rid tionlar.. Yeetlele. ala trie dillik • • wisod ain iat i o l icaer ita ro. ! irk , t , ._ s—T Oresisi l INeaderd i Oroader .6 .ll..l ; =2.h.,._e- ....aft„„ tel "M,l - . lujr graren—G. Perm J. end A. !NMI men eients—B. Basra lbaskes. Ina ondeas—Jels peel nod Ames .P. Ildilland J Ittllt. . tea tmed. B. • g insane. 1 i treaw—J . . career.—•r. HU i: • • esal mortrate—Jemoß esd al k*: footnote—Z. Oroultsßoll J. wrest wonetecusrers—F. 111 or .. j .,,,.. r sureuss.—M. 11111110,_, JOB.. rad 1. J. VaLde,eord. 1. W . Madanat. rack I. owners—J. lobos sal J ii t l / 4 4 . 1f. =r, —J. Wets sat 1r . Imo Ns.. To VE ...... " I ri is . *y owl J IslZ lL lbmity 'saw—A . non. Lnlott. AWtranos C. stooarls a ri a s J. J. S. N. Dnwr. D. Ward-on. J. .-.. slid T. klt wOO% Beirt•Ulastor and - fr• - •.• wog MiQUESTILATIONIL J=Torvik thargow, monk= manufacturer. 11. we ihe Illessow. Thew. fonenil, aide,, eiMactor, Juae 11. as the 1 acu:ty Hall, Mono.. Romer 0•1111114. MSS. IMININIK SODS U. at the Celedehhe HOW. Oben. 0;011011 Mania. Gleam aril euglacer. Jam 116 414 lb. Facylt, Timms ins. 111Mbrinil and OWE, aul isagic J. 13. at the lagetig Hal, (LWOW. SALE or COPYRlOBTB.—Yeiterday Mr. Hodgson, at by auction rooms, corner of Chanoery-lmrs, concluded a dr days' sale, by public) emotion, of Mersey property. Auxag which was the following copyrights, which sold at the price silkud to each .—Jeremy Bentham's worka, by his executor, complete edition, 11 vole., the copyright and stereotype eon 1461.; Albert Sedga's Ccmio Tel* and Sketchy*, 101 end dereotype plates, 491.; Grey's the GembiT t e Wife, the copyright and stereotype plates, 461.; Mho Milibrd's Atherton, the oopynght, 18/. 18..; Ilex well's Adventures of Captain O'Salbvsn, 441. Theodore Rows verbs, the copyright sad stereotype plates, Jack Brag, 461.; Gilbert Gurney, 421. ; Gurney Married, 211. Kuntrall, 231. ; Parson's Daughter, 111 • Sayings end Dotage, 271. ed. Samuel Lover's work s , th e copyright and =plated, Rory O'Mors, 1004 ; Handy Andy, 3901. • ad Stories of Ireland, 801; He Would be a Gen: Llama, 751. Sam Slick's works, the eopyright and stereo type plates, the Clocknaker, 1901. • the Attaché, 801.; Letter Bag of the Great Weste rn , 661. Croly's Reliable the Immortal, the copyright, 601. WANNHOt'SENIEN AND CLERKS' SCHOOLS, Nnw- Clata.—The friends and supporters of this institution met at a general court last evse, at the Guildhall Hotel,Gresham-street, City, to can the propriety of altarlag the 62nd rat, of the laws, which relate* to the ages at whirl the Minibus shall be admitted ass' remain in the schools. IKr. G. Thbboll presided, and on the motion of Mr. G. M. Lake a member of the board of management, eraiedad by Mr. Garrett, it vat resolved that ru l e 62 b e as follow :--" That no child shall be eligible who on the day of aired= shall sot have attained the aged 6, or who shall be above the age of 12 ram and that no boy be allowed fo melds is the MatitsSon ritsr the age of 14, and that no gtl be aimed to weds dm ka,la attained the age of If yams." Mr. Sri mood as itesat that the age of adrainion be sot asifar Ihsa and extending the period ;4 1 . Z iumnining to li, bat Ihs o cal resolution wee pm- Mr. Looms* messed that the rzaminaSon of the children would take pleat on the 19th instant, by Lard John ituroil. NAVAL .AND MILITARY. ADM/LAITY, JUNI B.—PIIOIIIIOIION. ComintinekT C. dicesorl. puono NM to to on lb, mooed balf•poy to of captains, rico Sharp, Arnrrarer ante.—Commander C. Watt.) MOM to be mail agent, 'Ks &wow euMweeded. 1A11116.11•11t• L. MeteallellMl_, to the AMR It, NMI di= guard ship, at larnmport ; W. W. J. Hamby HM7I . to Me Terrible, 21, paddle. wlemi Mamm-friame. aallbeareme; H. Z. IMphseall667) to the Haoalbel. 91, resew ream drip. at Portamouth ; L. N. Croke (1864) to the Hydra, twddlwwhold wwwo Moot. sa Ilheerams; tad IL H. A. Malang lag 2 5 . 24 . add1i10aa1, to the Marlborough. LU, mew Meareatip, at Corte. Armed PerMertirlA Clam .1. M. raker 118621 to the Obtroa, 5, griddle. wheel MMm read, at Woolwich. Naval lagiructor A. C Johnoon, B.A. 11865) to the Orion, Pt, .crew Matmwhip, at Demaporc Jest 7.-14eutawant U. C. NAM (11621 to Oberon. Mister J. Wars 118601 to • ho aowal to the h e lm 60, ecru, ahem &WOW, at Portmouth. arffe•OU W. T. =age 118681 to the Hydra. CHATHAM, June 8. The Coma 14. Ceseradir Dawldith which this paid off loner day wth monied thli thethlegth caws bdispft to tho dock r, whoa It was Imhoff Mei Yr liebeis wire Moo a state that tle wawa expected die till he theedmlieed they The Olowe, Off teed eel thei m awn for oink* at tbli port, Ire bed Me whole el the limb toned IPler to impales the ship. now beilffieff. Oven lass Op" thostto Wirraltal . enn 6, I•B6.—Tho Qom has been shonst o sols k e onto OtMad , AWL lote of the C ola irk 1,8.. M 47 ■ Winos 0111/1111 MINIM Ofulsk• weer the moms et the Ottlei v iif tha s fta *lrreart st as gm ; ere into Lis* Gai g mai Outdo ; c i n t i te tals .1 Sart Doman letneata g ew of the • Ow Id=Wlllheager M I: a ili p, ./11 Demobs est thoo mg Wear Ilisw,W2ll l T . V. d the mos Oodur, •Ilth rfeßM his Weis* the MINN plation 14 eater ma Oen ...a.% • ant of hfs et of their Ostia eep dete la tlie s l of Or Me4Jidle, the 111. lb. H. sea Xdwirti Ilkolerd Olareetost. 0.11., re bar listsdolt sod panoillos le wow owl vow. Ins ths towns tors, esseiso Or Mb tires ee deist to the Oasolsor a to the Curie of tat ef Merek left CIIIIMAN AND BALTIC /111:1ALL—ACIIIITS Or TRANS MITS as yes Birch BL ono Rama—fie Lando Otereehdosere of W Adorably hove beer pleard le take s favourable also of the roams of the Oleos who served ea web foo teems .i. drebc the 1114 oar , whis totatinte to baths, oustisil lie sod B&W medal. Sae 401141. is onell as smis tinsupwts In the 113141 BIN 14‘ 1, 4111 ea 011histi ths N, estetnibst, Ina are who mad hi Ino loills, me ootsmisse Is OW eta ID the pun 111641•118/4 Medd sato to ast email et aitrilM ai rsio Is s q lrielils l .. ms the eingicle=2 6 l , l dins bit vaistiotosses the SPORTING. BITTING AT MANCRISTER.—TvAiDAT. OZTHUMBEILLAAD PLATE. 1 10 WI Eadotrad 11 to Elrd In Mod 14 10 to Thom, IQ 10 to Bow El II to ParksasetO 14 to OapersOor (II IT. LEG= 4 10 oat TouselEsE) 6to ilovestotlll a to Hate 111 iiii. ID to 1 allured at the Mid. HAMPTON RACER. ilooyt(tt"s of al WPOST. of C. Admiral Rook Ookaol liojor Yam. Chet ot !be Couroo—Nr. Judo—Mr. Olork. ttocrotary— ILL J. Wake. TO XOl3Oll. Too Vignola' ?LAU 0110 PM Tbo Wow dmg spoo oft* Jur 1. 44 4 pew. to carry lab esti* An, otir ess e enrim il WNW MI Me* * Ws moo swear my nut for Utb et it ar .. ....... ....v. lan. :::: ..... 1 g s Taos ... . . i I iiiiiii : : : : : : : 1 1 . S •. ... . . 3 3 13 ! iallocagllM . : I: y ........ ............ . 1 ..... ... 3. 3 i i = 11.1.4:id• . 1 .. 3 6 A. .. 3 6 244037 . 0 1ii. ...... ....... 1 1 il . .3 tZetemo. 3 I 4 3 $ 10 7 Tin tango* hand limb ; of my room shot Nay Xto own 614 at* Any mew it tito plow* dtd tem ovum rwes nut for IN. Or oalw lb Ms M lb NMI, —.. ..... .. TII II Toned Loa* ..... -. 3 10 Oblrob Ono 114 . 43** .. 8 11 bob of Athos . ..... . * 1 7 4 Eerier, ... - 6 713 bf by Joe L*4..o* of Chile 1 4 741114416 . 03*) 4 Tll Torpid** 1110 ...... ............. 4 4 3 Little Treuwe - 11.0= . 4 7 4 811tootall 3 7 . 4 7 1 Purttaa 3 0 f Melo Ifees i S ;. a r. tft Oteli i 4 4 3 =Mew, _.. -. II lb Zoned .- . . .. ...... . 3 7 Bea MAJNlfil . r&ATllellki p.; 3 7 r-0144. 744 . 714; four. 94; op an *ln 414 *A MP& 94 Mb; the weetes. to be 4014 for MI. Too ohm 4i• AP LS* at . . 6 lard /tat* a Mot 3 looks& Twas Dow .... ... 6 114111661. .. I Darlarity . 4 !haw 114. .. ... 4 Plowsb 14: i;g‘ I 11 ° 114 °— ..1. .. ' ' :IL' • Pawn*.......... 4 dna aakaospa I warms ry Tart, saw new , .... •„ ... 4 lady Osaymbimi 3 Tubas., °radial! 3 Ti. Milli PLAT el SI aim added IS a Etweeretakee of 3 rays aach, for all awe; Mew 'midi. Ild • tarok It= four, ad 4lb ; ere and IN alb • jai ar m ada, lb. Hones to be sold I if for 1001.. 14Ib , If for Eat.. 21110 ;If lar Mt. ;if T a b le.. The winner to be sold by au. Mr. be. darS i rber of leskradlag to the ranee *war mar run bra& UM 11 labl—Warflold, a Ire 70L1; Tow 3 yrs o flfir" I yrs (201.6ag : l am% was et Lady Math% 2 yrs I;I * ont year . ; o tt . e . c tio Ns Artnald li ad:ars= 3 t i rll a boulla rL 2Hi 14M.) ; Elaryls. 4 Ire CM) Taa llatteraY PLAI2 OiNIKIft glom b 7 1M Ilialb Wald* way Oadasay. added to • at II soia ; _ D IM • One, Ilm• 111110 sal mimed Mb; Mb ; pat 6.. = 'WWI Wipes Tba slaw So lo ; a alma. * be he 101 allowed alb; tar r Illk nor sad &bows IS. cam allawares. TM view irlabpdmi. to b. w %Vitt tbre wisilL eat e se s ra2Mr i re, lis I ; II I I Mall ; Is. to Asastirdssa, 3 yrs au.) ; _...... e .. . r . OKI ; MbOlf . 2 Ire (60i.) ; Lassaa. 2 yrs (woo ; """ - NC& (La= oftwi) of 10 00 " , loth I b f‘• ° "" l aw• Ade ms Mal* Ae‘swg Osaka as acad.:mid ; pe•- alleweree ilk by saywyft Mb extra. Oas istio.—To ciass aad ram by 4 obledt Ms Ing. sad He valetas to be desisted by I °Wont to ibe ereable. CRICKET. Tn Two thitan gra to Sue am— E ...tardy the rd was ecethissol when the erinebinge drawn together nes gem rwier Yea as the tw• P 10112 the sulthelned wore It will he NM that the Ilene! peered eletortoge by ire wicket. Bettis midget nee never trlt tweed , and the manta of the eldet bare boa we think. fairly tenni goore : England, let InnlOg , Ili; Ind basing. 143. United, let teeing ISt; Ind Inning, HO. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT A FUNERAL.-A few weeks sines ft wee our unpleasant duty to report the conduct of the Rev. Erskine Neale, of ElLllblif, Newmarket, when, it will be remembered, he refused to bury a corpse, although the relatives had agreed to his own tints, end were reedy with the body for interment. It is this week oar duty to report an occurrence still more deplorable end disgraceful to the church. Last week a reepsable labourer, named George Hammond, died, and o 'clock on Friday atter nooa wad appointed for the funeral, at which hour the friends and relatives of the young men, with the officers and members of the club to which he belonged, had assembled to from the premodern, when they received an intimation from Mr. Neale, the rector, that Ihe would not bury the body bribes eight o'clock. Being a club funeral many attended eat of curiosity, and more out of respect to the dement sad the scene that followed during the three hours' delay defies description. At the time Bari by the clergy men, the procesdon was at the churchyard entrance, but was area then kept welting for a quarter of an hour, when the rm. geathema arrived, end gave orders that the corpse should not be taken Into the church. and on the officers of the club mods( him in the church and inquiring his reasons he told them to get out, threatened to pull off his surplice, and not bury the body at all; at the same time commanding the clerk to look up the church doors, which wee done. The rev. gentleman, we are informed, then went home with Hs emplim on, and the officers retu,ned, end again informing the friends that Mr. Neale would not suffer the body to be taken into the church. requested that it might be taken back, and kindly offered to pay the expenses of having It buried in another pariah. To this, how ever the pinata of the deceased would not c onsen t, and 'begged that the body of their eon might be put into the grave, and buried even without the burial service. It was moordingly placed over the grave, at which juncture the rev. gentleman, having teenrecd, commenced reeding the form of prayer, which was the opening of an unprece dented scene. The bereaved mother called out in 'livid: that she might not hear him, and that she might be allowed to take the Let look into the grave of her dear obild, who was thus being buried like a dog, and depart; the other members of the family also desired Mr. Neste to desist from reeding, and the mourners sad dub members immediately left the churchyard, declaring they would not hear hint. Mr. Neale still kept on reading, although at a considerable distance from the grave, and the crowd collected I. and around the chtrchyord became evidently excited, and shouted and bisoed at intervals, while some called our, " Pull off his gown—strip him—don't hear him"—and one young men, whose marriage Mr. Neale bad delayed, was with dig amity held back from striking him. In fact the whole was in a state of palatal excitement. The friends of th e aeorveed and the dab members attended chapel on floaday instead of going to the church, and many others, we unikeetand, followed their example. —Bur y and Norwich lbot. RUSSIA.—A letter from St. Petersburg of the 29th alt. says that the Emperor. by an ukase, had ordered the ?Coiner of Finance to Irltbdree teem circulation treasury bills to the amount of 60,000,000 silver roubles; and, by another oboe, bad died the form in whieh dads of sale of land. occupied by peasants are to be drawn up. The form adopted for then deeds is, adds the btter, remarkable from the fact that peasants an not sphen of as serfs, or ea attached to the pletc, but no the ~.rmanent poi.ulation of the land. Amounts from At. Petersburg state that the nobility of the Taurida and cad Cherson lave obtained pee minion to form committees for the emancipation of the infs. Moentrece . o.—Prince Aiello, letters state, has given orders that a church shall be erected fa of the victory of Graben*. Be has also published *decree Id reotleg prayers to be offered up during a space of forty days for the Montenegrins killed in that engagement, and has forbidden any man to boost of having shown mom bravery than the , rest, an laving behaved with the greatest gallantry. tab) Entrllignue. EQUITY COURTB.—JUNK 8. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stu Art.) ET. MAROARET . B HODP/TAL V. THE WEETKIRETER PLOPRMINT COMMISSIONIRE. GREY COAT aosrrum fr. THE WRSTRIESTIR IMPROVE- MINT COMMISSIONERS. Some years nines the plaintiffs entered into agreements to sell certain lends to the defendants, the West minster improvement Commlairmers. Part of the lands were oonveyed to than, and other parts bad remained unconveyed ; but they took pmemeirea of the whole. Some time after this the emmeindenees berm na. able to fulfil their engagements, owl One snit% mike were for similar objects, wart filed, main epeeW pethememee, and in default in payment of the paet teene~ey , th at the property should be resold ter th e h aw k of plededft A decree to this effect woe pecermaced, the ammieheelys made default, and certain parts of the ps esty was meld to purchasers, who objected to the tide, IR tie pond that the judgment creditors, who were very wassrass, ought to be made parties to the suit, and lifter mach diesemica It was decided that the objection was valid, and the purchasers were discharged from their coot:mots. The pirdatifis thin filed supplemental bills against all the judgment meditate of the oommies' loners, and asked to have the benefit of the former decree against all such judgment creditors for a confirmation of the title of the purchases undue the former decree, and for a sale of such parts es rmaniamt unsold. Mr.' Bacon and Mr. G. W. Collins appeared for . B the Oland& ; Mr. Lewin Mr. Par and Mr. Honey were fo r th e Mr. Sc d f Mr. Winker., Krris tow., Mr. Berridge , K several &andante. These madams were upward' of sixty in number. The Vios-Chancellor &sinned the bill against some of the defendanta who had disclaims& His Honour thought dna the plaintiffs were entitled to the decree they 'ought, er directed the form decree to be serried into effect, de that the plaintiffs were entitled to the benefit of that dmr , and he directed a resale of such pans of the property as had been formerly ordered to be sold sad then remained tumid. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-4mia 8. (Before Mr.Comorlaeioner. Evans.) This ores the certificate meeting in the or • of T. Z. Bates, housed victualler, of the Hann TS 111111, Kenning. tcs. He owed to unsecured creditors 2,8041. ; asset; I:s -will:kW to pay the expenses of the beakrupley. Mr. Berber opposed, for the aseigiress, eiterging the beak m topg with reckless his prw trading and fresinksi repsessiations se the emount of erty. Mr. Begley opposed for creditors, end mind for en &d -immers* on the ground that the "maim es to the right to the preparty we. pending elaewhico. After bombs Mr. Hand for the benkrupt, Hi Honour directed an adjournment for six months, with motectca. THE POLICE COURT& Newry Harriett, a licensed cab driver, was remanded on the charge of stealing 7871. in silver, the month, of Messrs. Gardner and Beebe, akin salesmen , of 32, domeeset-street, i ttr a .tolomon said—lt wee the practice of the prosecutors every Monday morning to attend at the New Cattle Market, for the purpose of meeting their onstenters, and to chasm their silver for notes or gold. Oa Monday, May 31, about half-past 11, the mosey was collected togethm, and pat into various bags, 1001. in each bag. When the silver was col lected together it amounted to 1871., sad being In six bags was then tied up In one, and was then Owed in the = d. m alb, for the purpose of being taken Mthe Bank of He now wished to all the am Griffin, who was charged with the prisoner last week. James Griffin said-1 am In the service of Messrs. Gardner and Beebe, the prosecutors, wits carry on business at Bonier ' let-street, Atdgate. I been In their service about six years. I know the prisoner Herded, and he has been em ployed by the prosecutors for about two years to carry the silver to the Bank of England. On Monday, the 31st of May, I brought the money down from the pay room, and &mid it in the prisoner's cab and get into the cab with it. Oa coming out of the market gates a man drove pad with a grey pony and art. He passed our cab, and beckoned to the prisoner, who pulled up his cal, and had something to drink with bin; at the Balmoral Cutle public-bottle. The pubile. house is about 200 yards from the market. I remained in the cab, and the money at that time was safe. We then went to the Albion Tavern, in the Thornhill-road. The prisoner went to the back of the home and fetched a pail of water, gave some to his horse, and threw the remainder over its feet. I got out of the cab at the moment, and the pri soner said, " Take the pail back." I did so, and was at the beck of the home about a minute. On my turn I saw the qsarstanding in front of the public-house her his pipe, with his back to the cab. I call for a pint of half-and-half, and remained in front of the bar about two or three minutes. When I war getting on the cab I saw that the man was not on the seat. I then got down, opened the near door of the cab and looked in. I said "For God's sake, Harry, the silver has gone." He said " What shill wade? what will be the beet plisar I said, "I did not know what to do ;" when he add, " The bed thing will be to go to the polloestatioa." With that I got on the box, end was again going to get down to mats some inquirire, when the prisoner add Iliad better not make a noise. At the top of the Thornhill-road tome men asked us what WSI the matter, and upon being told, he said he bad den some men in a chiles art with a grey horse drive rapidly away. I cannot say, as we were going along after the law, whether the off door was open. As we were going along the prisoner " What sort of a tale shall we makeup whatever can irony r' I told the pollee, and that is all I know of the matter. Cray-examlned—l got out of the cab of my own mord. It wee our usual habit to stop at the publio-houee on our way to the Bank and water the horse and have some refresh ment. I had taken the pail to the back of the house bake*. althomh It was my Nathan to look after sad take are of my employ7ers' mousy, still I did not think that I was going to be made such a vacua as I was, and that the prer would not look after the eab. I ma see my fault now, and know that I was sold. Police-oonstable Gould, 476 N, and Jonas. 228 N, said that they had received information to the effect that ems ma were men to lift the money out of the cab, and place it in a chair cart which was drawn by • grey horse. If the parties were apprehended they could be identified. Yr. Lewis mid that the came against the prisoner entirely failed. and hoped that his worship would at once &emir the chirp. Mr. Coale said he would take ball for the prisonea's ap• pearsnce, and if the police obtained any farther information they would give all the parties notice. He should limit the duration o,f the ball for a month, when If nothing further was proved, the mare would be at an end. WIFE TORTURING.—A wretched-looking wOlll/4,11 appealed yesterday to the Liverpool magistrates for mutation ufaingst. the brutalities of her husband, who on the previous ht had come home drunke ir e a usual) and beaten her with a board covered with s s . She was severdy if not dangerously wounded in even place*. The magistrates scot the husband to prison for six months. EXTORTIONATE CHARGES UPON DnTORB.--AI meeting of the Court of Aldermen yesterday, Alderman and Sheriff Allen brought under the notice of the court certain information which he had received with regard to irregula rities committed by sheti6's Mikan. He had been Informed that in the cases of three peruses arrested for debt, one of whom was in Whitecrossetmet Prison, elweirs °Maas had demanded and received massy, as fees, for which they had no pretext whatever. After some discussion, it was resolved that Alderman Allen should reed the paper containing the particular', and the document was referred to the Committee of General Port:seen FATAL OCCURRENCE AT BROMPTON.—Yeeferday morning, between eight end nine o'clock, the family of Mr. Collins, builder, of Thistle-grove Wise, West Ertmpton, were thrown into a state of the deepest sink:tins, in conse quence of one of the children, a fine little boy, six years of age, felling out of the arm-floor front window Into the area ; the unfortunate child pitched upon its heed, and was taken up bleeding end insensible. A surgeon wee promptly in attendance, when it was moirtained that the skull was ex. teneivaly fractured, with other severe Wades. He did not survive more thus ha fan hour. ScuLLESn' RACE roa 1001.—The long•talked-of 'salient rare between lames Finnie, of Hipping, and Thomas White, of Bermondrey, came of yesterday after noon In old-fashioned boats from Putney to Mortlake for 1001. The men took up their stations at the new bridge, Putney, Finals having won the toss, and accompanied by their cutters got of near high water at a slashing pace, Finals having a slight lead owing to an accident which manned to White; the letter, however, came up, passed his opponent, sad kept the lead till the end of the race while his opponent stack so clear to him that he overlapped him sad was up to his mulls at coming In. BIRTH. AND DEATHS IN LONDOe.—The deaths registered in Loudon, which rose In the ;Nevins week to 1,106, declined in the week ending hat Saturday, lone 6, to 1.067, of which 633 are deaths of males, 654 those of honks. The mortality of last week exceeds that which is obtained by calculation from former experience at the begin ning of June, but the exam is not considerable. Lest week tie bktbs of 766 boys and 780 girls, In all 1,646 children, ware registered in London. In the 10 oorr sponding weeks of the years 1848-67 the average number was 1,466. SYDERRAM PUBLIC LECTURE HALL AND BRITISH liczoota.—A meeting was held ea Mar* evening, at the Greyhound Inn, Sydeeham, to take steps for the (“0“011 of a building destined to serve as a British Schoolroom in the day-time and a Literary sleatitution in the evening. The chair wee taken by I. Seat Russell, Req., and many influential inhabitants of the neighbourhood attended, semi whom were—l. Whatmen, P.m., M.P., Dr. Gordon, 1. Bennett, Big , George Offor, jun., Hsq., and 0. J. Cockerel], Esq. The &amen stated that educe the increase of the round firisehsia and Forest-hell, grist want of a Ciket ti g °:ach es the one sespend bed bola Mt, sad that ea association of working ma *a swig Impeiviessat bed Mired to osstrihute fifty giro to Ilse same at Ns am • Rsaltstioas In Amer sl Glasse at Ss aisle( wen owlet, • (enmities amble& sal sateestbied la the mom. It is exiled Ille wtll be sew massed dbootly, as about lair r nesoney ens here been Meal. meliiii LITIRSooI.. Mum Je st and H. LittWide dud 00., of Unwed. . 1 . tbek . 1 . 1 . 6 circular. tamed. remart nF e skoe markete wetness so mar a isaauld Wraps airamt , lb' deli , "Ile' rated renterk—Emenhleg le very dull: hew It le sled en.' o ~ ..2. elth mass so ehnetlesi sad the tennW se teperishly ve doer lepenton It vane ewe that the Lime le nubs the men.t with she merlons exams* and the edey total elapse of , Keen. Um. Ass nits deneeme In the AMY dOnaopla Semnead; th 0 drif* mime of MN of the kageg ertpmeammer. Ow be.. ere etee leper Pee ht Ye ple . Is dreg enmesh. bet =UV well eaddeate le wanes' ; heel lei bee hem :he lig Om Imie pWo, MI licenenes vim o =li t , be ere not to be found. The wader In lelhabegreek bet the harvest Ile ter Po mei* to Ihe "ate" WM NIP ef certants, or tZe numb tellemsee la saimalims . st tbs M . a. Se Inteelmee• et thew`WWl agAlDAlreallia bac on pang Ong we Owe awn 1161 .moose. I e ads Ma Mal* Thin an slam dislorlaimmose. Ma sae real wee Seel* lathery& lee et sad eel peen or op paw winch le lee nenet tie Mow Ma Pe nd` PP Ms egempees es If pa n bed waned, sad =SI the ne we netnnst ne arty n revival. eirre gy p= 11 mks an " I: B:—Th. I n kst alti 700 b" to b.en e "" awl The la dig lettde h stat.yeal le the seeraake Ilieedes eneentiaa the ma at Nana mithb at ea the tort of Saab MBINICM. lat War pulk . by the eredeate inlet ///1 Oust. at 499. to •IN so .to toto. ;90 Potwooti Ild. to 099.: 129 al :49 at Md. COTTON 0001191.—Itoscuom, Josit I.—y marliee i ragi qutot. Is 164•111•1116 MN it Par . aided Who NW mais ardi t . uplostra wen . v): • Y. towerde tilieleeptC_ltte reAltai_ ra fr litte r •Ver tbse"..l ea &V eirMahw°sces =t ai rr o tt a t SINJ 1... ztahmez al metes Ude, As raw vat *Whir in vow. mei swim lir mat At lie mot tilmathere le innooratrt estkeh... wee* et Oa. ma gaoler esaleseh • plt:Xse in er g efAte = Nis mil 4= i. bs ., It o. mem MI liii i 4=llllllll then le bat Ni gnie hem r g rales and .„ ee do we ta the neelat. sal we a eseileaae Woe , easalleamesse et twer ... mter s . l. .... l eges k =e l =r e e eta *at= I =l2 -"a awe maim hew apea ew ta eamett== .B... ae lim bic I " V al- la tr a r na sistbk Wolin. Its __.... i nt a ill . ra m F . l: nom ow sm. out it ID so dm/ =1: 11. 4 6.661 = 1. ' see e stil a l= = le 1111- 11,111141116= •• re di Th IS /tsar awl r e A i : MI Oa 41e, .1 .4. .. 1it .r .<1 it . ar mi ab. &Um le area some hark ele& are le 64 ere sals la aberneolle Mr le awes 43 yeah dellir alai have hue lialieaeelee: Mad: T yla d ragt io tte g atelitt= this aeis ether de& ill.. .ecemasa Meth* bieser prices WOOLLLII.—LeimL Jima IL—The maehet beam either flat thi ma . Them bee bum lab a Imltedielankaoe of Mow.. and the bmilaer==ed hie bun Inn lism an a/thougis not and Mae& rnmaasyman. , & Joan Lee The motat Mobil a thee more M/Mb- Ilus. WI dill balms Is qpikker then =real et tale mama of the sear; MUM Mi. MOM layers In, sod the taxiway to greater 000- =lemeraref. The primeval trade Is mill la the better Lind of WOOL/L—Hr °menace, Joss a —There I. a better feeling through out the cool trade, and • vary tar mortice le moving off et Woes which Ere gammsed by the nment sates in Lendon. ItANI7PACTUESS. J ona B.—Wlthott f = able to report mach Improvement to the demean for maa esca..• aft fully Metaled In amine that te• bodes done Is done with more comedown Men venal and prime are becomlna more salad. Boma orders sae *Weal) gives out for the autumn Usde, end.. the semen admixes We hopes of aa early Improvement become Amager. 0011W.—Leass, Jr.. L—We hare good arrivals of wheat. The ewe Imes le ealload Westh the dodine in Lerida°, eons • very dew ; la, howeo littldlnalinatioo to man false, sme IM Dil,em dews le at about the rates of relay wt. &,l. nandaml. Dear and ether media without matereaten. _ _ Lem Joss 41.-4 ho imam is tovotwohlo for the growing emit To this doe. motet Oho oil* cif whoa woo ihoilod. The doll tom of liarlhlose. youteteloy ormid mllisra to het esetioosi . A .Nd Tb4l lade btu& saie does also r oi la per qr. tlr ms br s etueoney. Du* sa GaAs hoe de. eitdte. 81 ha to 63ata. 41e. te 411& ; ditto red, dna to thc at. 4415. to 48a . ditto am dna to Minh. 41e. to 4lh : ditto s ap, ellbh to !Mtg e 41. to 414.; V l lB• l 7 . to eh n i l i F w 6 ISt: rims ta. ititii i i46..."4: 4 l l :L ia l rm. Nita to tea to I& par wt. to tho Kowa NVICOIII.I. Joni &—TM weather WU mediae beenthal la the extreme, but them are intheillor of • fall. the abswthe • tendency to drop. ALt ovz theydeth Oda morning we MA • thy" of yew from the growr red ebbe% te i a . anteels 'thee ham been blame the meth frees Indeed peat mem to be thown by our With. as/ Atha* meth • : 3 1V o t redth4aa bad to be aithalleth. Ter death no w rifillV e led Ur yellow, W. we arsoperi, rad Ma for Balm frof.= 6: 11 b• o 'f e w, Nael of waylb/Mg m dam beldam bibs to meet the of lemma now the awl bell Was cheaper. Other 'tildes much ea before. TRLITIO RE'TURNB. MaIiTAIL MUMS Per M. Tol4 Ti.Y soma mmaemma diorama WI. LW. w ro= m ak a. A II A. in el I a 0./ DB e.en Lai Wok mew Joao A. elamso. mai &Mb Medan ... 7.231 7,121 Womiaadhaf may 6. NMI Wake 1) 1.691 901 2.694 '2 765 ilemmi Lazaalamme . Ildirlisi Ommali Dora 17 263 60 313 313 • Whit itocWw. SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Ammon. from Liverpool tar the Brasile, h bleb ran ashore co ferklow Bank os the 4tb of Jinn, Is toll of water. aced 'rill be a wreck ; mese of the nietarlals have been sad.—Arklow, lone 6. Jenny. Mends Mese" boo Cesar for Gaels, idled from Melte on the ird of Delember, UP, mad Me met dose been beard of. • VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Great Britain (ablp), April 23, 1M.10.11 8., to.. f 0.4 W. RlOland Light. Tripp, from Galveston for Liverpool, Nay 11, tat. _17.10. ka. 71.31. itmlekeibooler. Barstow, from Liverpool for Met York. April !Met OM. los. 11.19. Wary ien (IWO. Tiles. from New Oriesas tor Limpet% stsy 1, or Key Woe. Mary Hylor. Aroma New Wane ter Liverpool. May 11, W. 19.40. wa ke. ?LPL 611, bon Liverpool for Hoeg Room Jaw 4. let. 1111 , Ica./ W. AMERICAN MAILS.—The screw steamer City of Bshimore, which oath to-day CiVedeaday) from Liverpool to New York, carries a skies mall. Ti. nest molar Amerioen mail despatch will be by the Cunard steamer, Persia, which sails on Saturday next, also for New York. Letters will be received at the Livellsol poet-aloe =hi 7.30 a.m., with late fees until 810, and on the landing asp until 9.30. DEATH OF A VERY OLD MAN.—The Registrar Namara rotors felt the peat wok armihme the death of a mat who Irma 10$ yams of age. Ha had hem flismorly a sweat la the Face lloords. sad hod aseved la tla Wakeman expedition mad Peabeeler aimgelgeo, we goadsalE pw to t o bolds al Weteriee. - Ha te emesd temsele• alb pbp esl *sag* _mad staid lb mad Imelda' b dhe lest. Leta* he Mewed the @fa tabor ; aid he died ea the Nth mit, et Woadoirtell. His medial alemdeat, trio most' of tho oboe per *alms, has mesa the embleato of Ids birth sow is tis swam of Ids asaglter, which runs thus :—" Jobs boos Mk Woke, 1764, et Carrat•shore, pull of Hof Bibliog. Extracted from the record : John Ham, " ITNITEMSITT OF CA MBRIDOE —L=t ni ght', Gassite nand= the tat of the new statutes for the future regulation and government of the University of Cambridge, se framed by* he Commissioner,. ♦ month is allowed for petitioning the Queen M Connell against the statutes. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PLIIIIII7DOT 1:1111.40Z/111 AZT C 17113 OP BAD TOOL —MT. John MO. of VMS La*. ionhallmnon. silral for woman d two yew. with VP aria WOMO WO: every meenswere Idea le the hte .. 2 . 2: e.the mt. be." Mentwain om ail Vs Mars rani mo mon is mai Mei It man sarnmmon sopeleNna la *NM h. Inn MAIM& Maid= as Mr ONO be I :grraZa i rar4=O i : gOP=Still it=o . My erinhilihmok 11131110. Leman. BIRTHS, MARRIAI3ES, AND DEATHS. BIDDITLPFL—JuDe 4. etWw*Ww Flteloyettesee. leeenreterk, the Wed Gel. tersapb. al • • BURCIIJIWV.—Jme f‘ at eh Altos ealth. Higheehertse, the wife J. IL dnu. hrs. et daseteet. 000H1Adl.—Jime 3.st the Grow. Haaspkerelek. Iftddkara, the We of thet. W. W. Calmat. et a ghaituter. DRUIIIIOND.—Jme e t et ithrladeed. the Wiest llr J. Drummed. Met.. et a MIL 0 IMOD VILLII.-4lne tl. ei DelhoWeeett, Olottosbary. the wife of D. N. Ofeentle, hot., of lea. '<ILL/AD.—Jose 404 Upper Doothylek Are* Km 0.0. ?Wird. of oos. ITYYLN.—Jahe kat IM tostory. Wintorbouree llooktch, the wife of the Row. V. D. Trios, ot too. XASZIAGII. sAtiertr- RONAL-Jae L el lb Illbelee, lodwater. by Me Re, W. Downy, MLA-. J. Dana*. is. et Medwear, bAde. Wooghte- of J. Harm 14.. et MorrieL woe MerlerMsr. DISLIt-HALWMT.-JmeiL eL R . floewL MIIIIIVOIC Mast br tile be, J. J. Odes. Mr. J. 0 M. ef Derbwreetts. to Malty. daurbter el the Mer Owl M. Harvey, fbaMes. HOW -MISICHL-Jewe 1 el R Iferlearb, Dowatmt. Mr. J. 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