The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

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The passengers ors passed tree tram London to Plymouth, and embark by tba Compare steam tender.—Yor further Intorma.lon apply to BOND sad MAI.VIALVIIL ng A s enta a, eetreelt Mlnein & WO •lasa ;or OLINDLAT sad ia, Parliesien AUCKLANDANTTtinjea liae, established tick to gall rraftd exßoyal Mail CliPPer RiIkIIPIVIRIP in the Last India DodL sidatind tlith i renneur i l l a i rri known in the Australian trade aa oae of the Wirt afloat, hams made the passage from Liverpool to 'Mina's's* to 78 days, has unri valled accommodation for all classes of passengers. Her magni &cut ',alma and State Rooms are fitted and furnished in the most superior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mad :Armen'. Übe marls a beautiful piano, and appseatna for distilling fresh warm for nee of all on hoer& The %was decks are lofty and well-ventilated. and every amassment for the romfort and convenience of mooed and third eabut perm ten, wlll be under the Inspection of the government officers..— .Apply to R ORRIN, ROBIN EON, end Co ., Sat Indla-avenad, an Lesdhan.sirett. C. etTERBURY, N. Z., direct, by Williee hike, e l lablished 1843.—T0 0411 17th July, the the frigate-WIZ ours GLORIOSA, A 1 for Lt ream 1,400 toes burden. JOHN ALLAN, Commander: lying in the Nest India Dock. This beautiful vessel has just been initial throughout and has au wended accommodation for a limited number of all dares of psearitgers, swim should make early application to WILLIS, t;ANN, and Co.. 3 ,Cr0a10=6= 4 7.1N. 1108M1SON, and Co., East Indlawnue, mug TO LIVERE'OOL, KIM YORK, and TA. Pffludatrau sat= COW/ANY Woad der e embehln gssyytam their the Ml= Iran &sew etesseAlaine. LITIIIIIPOOL rata IFIW YOWL lli/K111:111.11, Welleseder, ICANGAIiOO. fletardey„ Jody s, CRY OP WASIIINOTON„ Wedirday, Jot, 11 And every Wednesday, and every alternates alli4llolll. OLtda paasue by the small Ammer. sallied every Wednesday, 17, sad 21 warding to the accommodation. Cabin rrby the Saturday's SISSWATE, IS redness. leeward pump onnes, including all provider seeltsd. fer Camels, the United Statee.ned &Wok Columbia. looked an very advantageous term.—For further pertlealars st•l4l , WILLIAM CAVAN. Vt, Watereiwie. Lumped; WI. tad VACZY. 61. luur WMao.okese. 04. NOTIOE of SAILING.--STEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK —The BRITISH and AMKRICAN STUN NAVIGATION COMPAN Y 'Limited will despatch am of tits umiermentioted episodic' fait se em steamers fee Rini Yak. Tom. I Ili London Westminster Dublin New York 2,500 2, 1 WO t5OO 400 500 800 1,300 OOO H. S. P. Ostia. J. Gkomr. II I. Thompson. . H. G. Salmon. These magnificent stamen are indittrparsed by spy oceangoing steamer. and bare accommodation for paseengere replete Pito every comfort. The London is appointed to sail navy on Friday, the Ibtb July, from the Victoria Decks.—/or trefeht or acepom apply to the Company's Agents. ALFSAD LLIII2IO and Co. nballeirset. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE. a WEPT. - The paddlostaataar EaTAPIZIL, Capt. W. SNITS. every Sunday, from Benanav Tar, at 10 ant.. calling at Blaciroall for pastuurera at 11 am. Tank ZS ta., II 10a, Wlra. ed. Warn 411 la, St as, and Z 1 id. Tlet WOW sloalmse VYMOURD from al the Towle ovary Tlmrsday menthe wely. Fans, n,l and 10a—for Wool* farm rake to las painted manila) time OW& Aaply to MAPLES'S Mamma "sea, W„ to PHILLIPPS. MAYO% PICIIIIPPS„ and Co., 11, Bood-lase, KC. BARMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— Street Roots to Hanover. irearerlet, aad Central Gen alley.--(fte at the Sae era dam mew atoeseere A DUX, MOWS, at SCHWALBI wed be devitalise treat MOM qevery Maeda: morning 'weather permitting). at 8 a.m., ea Slactwall Pier far passengers at 10 MlL—Pane to Samoa, At and C 1 ; return ticket. LS and LI 10e.—AAppppltyy at CHAPLIN'S Palmed Ofler, Regent-elms, tl. ; or to PHILLIPPB , OKAVIH, PIIILLIPPS. and Co.. 11. Sood.bise. H.C. PIM INSURANCL lIIMITTIOW or DUTY. ALBERT INSURANCI COMPARE (Limited) FMB a,d prAsers _ —. lisdertakes -- lire Risks trom tbe II Jane, at the fall reduction of duty. The premium charged wUt be estimated by the individual risk : and the almost liberality will be malidainet in every transuction. w Professional men introducing business will be liberally treated For us and every Information apply at the aloes, PINCH. NI, or 7, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-MALL: or tYntiihoat the Kingdom of any of the Asents of the Albert Life OHM MORILL THEOBALD, Maanger, Eire Departineet. THE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limited). Innorpnrated under the Companies Act. 1862. oi Capital Four In 80.000 Shares of 450 each. imp co application. RI per share, and Re on allotment. llactleer calla will sot exceed ta per Phan. made at Intervals of Met kg. Lima three month; and will eased over a period of Wee y sant It Is estimated that not mere than twortoirde of the total capital win be required to be called up. DIEKTOILk ABRAHAM DARBY, Tart Iftihw Yale Park, Monmouthshire, Chairman sad Managing Director. JOiIEPB I.OIIINSON, Jima., Berthas Chasmnaa. Francis Tothlll, Esq.. Bristol. John Platt, Fag_ Oldham. G. P. Beecroft. Esq., M.P.. Leeds. Jima Aspinall Turner. Fact, M P Manchester. =Own* Gordon, Em 1.. 1, Cliftervplatie, Hyde-park. Lnadois. King Anderson. Eat . CS, Old Broedaereek Inneino. B.Ulllll.l.—Tbe Bank of Elleitbd, sad Its several branches at Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle, Mull. Plymouth, Portsmouth. Leicester. R.1.1(170118 —Nears Preahlields and Newman, 'Andros Manama—Mama Joshua lilutehlason and Bon, Lando' L aad Larks, Deputy AODITOOS. David Chadwick. Esq. Herm Chadwick, Adamson, ll'Kenna. sad Co.;, 27, Great George-street, Weamirware. John Young. Esq. ;Menus. Coleman, Torquand, Youngs. end Cn.. Tokenhouseyard, City. Mei (pro tent , -27, Great George-street, Westminster; and 7. Lavabos Power:my-M. Clip. • ABEIDGED PICEIPECITIE. The Company Is formed for the purpose of carrying into affect an age,nyent made for the purchase of the coal, iron. and Wier s-sica which have for a Fong time Deem carried on with very estiefactory results by private individuals, and are capable Of considerable mambo with greatly foresaw' profits. :So promotion money .-e other similar payment will be made. Detailed brown-trues and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the Bank of England and its several wrenches from the brokers or from the ti undersigned, by whom any further information required will be fu CHADWICK. ADAILSON, ITELTNA. and CO., Financial Agents, 27, Great George-street, Weamlostar, and Of, Croweireet, Man chester. THE ERBW VALE COIIPANT (Lhaltett. Capital ts.oopooo, la steuo shares of zoo each . PAX 01 •111JCATI0I FOR 81.11411111111 T 01 SHARD. To thr Pireitors nt "The Ebbw Val. Company (Lizard ." per Ahura. Chadwick. Adamaos, Illiennia and Co., Financial Agents, r. Great George street. Westminster, sad N, Cr"' street, ) 4pr-heater. Gentlcrico—flasing paid a depnalt of dl par share. I bed to apply fnr shares of 1....50 each. la tM proposed .• Ebb. ale Company Welted'," and I hereby KM twenme a share holdrr lu that Cmpany. subject to its rules and regulations, and to actept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted gentlemen, 3cm' obedient eeevard, :tame in fall • • Address In fall Profession or occupation bate THE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limited). N.ttlk I , HEREBY GIVEN, that EG FURTHER AP. PO Al i. , %, t. r itimas to this Company be BECEIV • D ATTU: ~:t.VD tl", the 11th lost. far Landau. and WIDNES. DAY, the !:ith , for the counter. CHAIJWICK. ADiiiiiii:JUICENNA, and Co.. financial Meat& V. Gr.d Ceormstreet. Weatnitnatar , sad ea Croaraireet, • • standb:aer • ma, Ieek TIATEIS tat HOMBURG, near Fraakfort-on-the 11, 11 , ,—Summer Seamen. 18a4.—The MINER AL WATERS of lIGNI lih AG, as evidenced by the analysis et the celebrated Professor Ilehle. are stomillant, took, alterative. and aperleut. They are .1 admirable service In removing dlsorden of the sto re, h b.! other latest Ines. They stimulate these organs when the bbootolnal circulation is defective, amid then...teems* of se (extol,. and give • h! elthful regularity to the oceans of iutntiso and assimilation. They are powerful rase fa eases of enlanement of the liver, in affectiots o' the .plcen. in hvpochondria• jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease, sad "Rte.! , comet. Rabin in Lames of exit and all other affections prn•lun.ll.) inefficiency of the digestive fnort one, the most happy rxeulcs have been obtalord from them. The efficacy of the eau rs more e•Pecialil recomilsed hl those who drink these ;if z!.st , source: then, the invigorating air of the mountains• Nr n is of the surrounsline scene, and pe feet abetraction • .• the sans of the world, concur in 'misting the action of the medicinal beverage. The munificent casino, which In the heanty of It. :achiterture. the judicious distribution of its apartments. • ro hness of its oirrn , attune, surpassesevery other edifice of the hod im the honks of the Rhine, contains saloons for halls and thou erts. s also for the games of Trente et Quarante and Roulette: Ilse f ether is pissed with the half Retail, and the latter with "ix 6, r.• the daily venter, of the hank at the Trenie et Qua rem.- thole is bud at twelve thoueand pounds, and the mad- ! t.uo, .take is four bu n t er I and eighty pounds. Amos/the other hitt . ..boos may he roman:wed • large and comfo table reading room. liberally forniehed with German, French. LostU•he !WW I, . tWatal.. I:ehrlati, (tad Hutch journals . a colfeeroom in the 'Pet* qyle of decoration : a divan, for the enjoyment of a Czar. ..toehiner nn to a floe i•fraOt paved with anhalla 4 - randdining.rootn, where there to a table erhate la Vtxrictilse, twice a day. at I sod 5 o'clock. under the' soperintes*clice of the celebrated M. (*beret, of i stn. w ho to the lessee of the refreshment department t the Embus. An es cellent orchestre, numberhig forty die crisoshei movichuis. performs three times a day• la the morn. 1 , 7 ' 4 . 4 the Wells ; in the afternoon In the beautiful prdens of the I and in the measles In the grand hall-nom The mew rilleay has almost brought Homburg Baths to the muslin.' eraokfort. There are eighteen trains a day. to or fro. the Isar " hte as II °Wiwi/. As the journey occupies only half an '" , x. the amusements of Praekfors ere within mill o rZß. tenors in Homburg may get to Brow& ha twelve to I. it, nfteeo, to Paris In sixteen, and to London is twenty , excellent excellent is the tutu -COM1111111k46:16 by rail. rr HE MARITIME CREDIT 11 2 a Colir X 'linked) will F EN' BiAilliltill at Only OFFIC2S. No. 157. FEN' HUSCR4ITIIKKT, KC., TIM BAT aowoky), tin Kt Inst—By oda% July 6. 101 W. A. TiLAVIRS cUlLKlslll,sseretan nee ken, 4. iIT FOl5OPrA_ (Lilated), 80, Lombardatreni. LQ Onnitsl.lll,lllo,ooll in YAM lune et £l• ..t Bubo/310W CapiieJ, G 604000. in JOAO Sinlele. , MEMO& CHASINAN—The Right Hon. JAMS SMART WORTUIT, Dieerr.CHAuntAw LICVICI, Ise. The Han. T. Gt 6slßaeteo,lLP. I Adolphe Italdwo. Boa lklward Warner. Hot., I(.P. Henry I' Art T. P. Alexander Dasher D 4. Joke W NHL Charles lltls. Felt ulta Charlet R. Navies., Bed, ea —Albert Grant, Dd. Hems. Itasterman, of Te=ildred, and CL. Bank Thee Ceto &drawees mower on the dvesit of Mite Deeds of approved Freehold or leesehold Properly La Great Briteda with or without resale@ morrow Guarantee@ Tithe or securities, and, as sneak aegetiatee tomes ea wistedepe ler long er short periods; sloe Receives wasey on deposit fee FIX.KD UMW* OBLY, at special rates is be armed upon. Comennieetioni S. he addreewid tothe wrir. Aytemb LOWE, Secretary, Teenager, Oileea, M , Loshardetreet, KC. ME CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), • CaPilmLay. oB 4 loo 7eakoro ;sr= ttreeera Sehearibed capital arso,ooo. to IRON liana •t —The t M SMUT WPSTLRP. oe. JAMES TRlVe riW im. T. C. LE r. adarard Warner; latt, Maher Le. M ‘...... :Ele ,ler liakha. James a l let re q. J=lteetem. Remy Westmortand, tea Mumma—Albert 131450 f. &MOW& Venn. Masterauut, Peters. Mildred. sad Ow, lestiles. Marra Math. Paym and Smiths, tandem. This Computy le prepared to negotiate Government d cdpel Loma, and to aid In carrying out cesteeedons. and Mu To make &dreams ea approved securities. To elect the purchase and sale of shone. steaks, *c., and to transact financial busbies& generally. to receive mosey en depart fer war OR IXTINPRD PRIMER oa lams to be agreed epee. to Chlinkladalbtians to be taw the TROM M lll a rtiltT, Secretory. tamillatarf elt Rbetherdetteeet. lauden. RC. THE CREDIT MOBILIER COMPANY o f LONDON (Mated) Weise TENDERS for the PURCELSE of MORTGAGE BONDS of 460 seek to the extent le RANO, charged upon keerbold property of Urge Talus and hearing hp terms at Ns par era per amens, payable hatf•yearly es pre sentatfoe of coupons (which are attached to the boat*, at the Unfoe Bank M Les en, Temple-bar branch. The prlnelpal of the Impda redeemable In three yore Forms of application may be obtained at the Company's omen, K Threadneedlostreet, London. Entrance Ifereuleepaeasge. SOCIETE UENERALIC de L'EMPIRE • OTTOMAN. incarted a Societe Anonym" by so trade of hie hope eajeety the fleutea wider atibillea annoyed by the °w- Peen Government. Capital LY,000,000, to 100,000 dams of tee each, with power to . . The capital has been mitocribed, with the exception of =.OOO shares ihaeleding 4.600 reserved for allotment in Cbestand. sonic) to which aubeaiptioas will be received by the Imperial Ottoman Bank. Payment, to he made by the Subscribers : £2 per share on allotimeaL on the In September. •on tile Ist November. atter which shame "to heeler' will be lined. Payments will he received in advance oar allotment, or on lit iseptembet, under discount at the rate of s per cent. per annum, and Shares "$o Bearer, - with Aiat paid.up, lamed so woe as prepay" in ember* for the *rip antrestes. Otani& OF epittimmurion. (Nominated by the Amadora). IL 11. G. AltmwtL H. Ls Menials de Roue- IL Le Bey Aristide Ba/tant H. Stephen Rat. M. to Bey Beehoe Mireirbogiu. M. Z. Stetanovleh. M. A. fames& M. 0. Mama& X. B. Glibettems. M. 0 Zatlropello. M. M. Oppealielak. M. alma C. Zegrates. The Society has bees tonadod by The Imperial Ottoman Bank The Bey Artstkie Maltairl, Constantinople. The hey Bamboo Mmektionbi, ConstantlooEt theme Illactrottsheins end Oold•clualdt. i.. Mama J. Canards. and Co., Conerantisople. Marrs. TrOnline and °asthma, London. Werra °wombats, Alberti, and Co., Constantinople. Marrs. A. A. Baal (A. Balla sod Cu.. London , C , astantiaJpie. Morn L Stetanovick (Schillsa and Co., London), Canaan°. nople. Mesas. Siam Brothers, Rondo.. Mean. S. Selzbecti, Frankfort. MOWS. Zeitropels and WM. ComeMatisopie. Mews. puistaki Zegratoe. Constantinople. Tbilol;J:eta of the Comps° • are to transact all efface apper taining to a financial and commercial undertaking Turkey offers a wide field for the profitable employment of capital to every description of enterprise. and the combination of the principslistabtlshmenta of thastaatisoolo with the Im perial Ottoman Beak mores for the Company a bugs share In ail Important operationa which may be undertakes' la the Ottoman &noire. Tina Company will initiate on Gs own account. or will assist in promoting industrial enterprises, will make loans to the Government and to Manicipal authorities, will purcluwo tithes, fan! r!vatass, dc. Of the shares of the Company, IC4OO are /minden' shares, subject to the same papasets and llabilltke as the ordloary shares, but they will remelo in the custody of the Company. and caenot be transferred each Founder may, however, at the expiration of the third. sixth, and tenth years of the existence of she Society, eschews 600 of such shares foe ordinary shares. The remainder will remain Inalienable during a period of 30 yeas, which *IU be the duration of the Socket Anonyms, la med.-emit, with the statutes. The Motives provkk for the following division of the net profits let. interest at 6 per cent. per annum oo the paid-up capital 2nd. 10 per cent of the set pronto for the reserve food. *.t. 6 per sent ~ „ for the founders. 4th. 4 per cent. „ for the adralakkation. 64.11. The resideeto dtareholden. be distributed, by way of dividend. amongst the . _ A copy of the Waste; may be inspected et the °feces of Mears Birdman sod Co., solicitors, 66, ParbamenteUvet, Westminster. Applications for shares to be made to the Imperial Ottoman Beak, s, Bank.buildings, Lotlibtu.y. The sulemiption bet will dose an Wotheeder, t►e eta Lamont, at4pm. 4, Bank-buildlngs, Lothbary. SC., July, lath 101 X or AFFLICATIZX FOR WARM Ito To the Committee of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, 4, Bank buildlnce. i ondoa. X.C. • _ fieetlemen, I requesttyea to allot me sham of £lO each In the Societe Generals de fltaspire Ottoman, and 1 hereby agree to become a member of that Society, awl to accept such shares, or any less number that may be allottd to me, and I further agree to make the payments on the Water so allotted, in accordance with the terms of the prospectus, and I request that my name may be plead on the register of subscribers to respect of the shares allotted to me. I aaa, Osallemen, Your obedtent servant, Name la full Address la full Reference Date ROWLANDS' MACASSA R OIL. Tins elegant, fragrant. and pellucid oil is universally In high repute for its unprecedented moms during the last sixty years in promoting the growth. restoring and beautifying the humus belt. It prevents hair from falling off or taming grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scud and danalrlif, anti makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In th e grow th of the whiskers, heir& and mustachios It is anhdling la its Alma. lades operation. lot children It I. especially recommended, forming the heals of a brautiful bead of h.lr, white Its introduc tics law the saner, of royalty. and the high enema In which it is universally held, with numerous testimonials constantly re ceived of eicacy, afford the best and surest proofs of Its 31. 64., Ts., Oa rid., equal to four entail, and 21a per bottle.—Sold at 20, liattoolgarJen, and by chemist' and pedausera.—Aak far Reertandi blames Oil. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will he found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver compriuts, Jul rears. wird, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, de. For !mistral triremes, as a family aperient medicine, and as • wilier of the blood, they are truly excellent . mild hi their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote MINIUM sad strengthen the whole nervous system—Sold by W. Lam bert, chemist, 8, King Wilbemst.. Charing-errs, sod by Mos. &wider le bore, le. 134. and W. Id. De sure to ask fee Dr. Scotts adieus sod laver Fills. The genuine are In a square grime wwkaaa with " Will Lambert" ItilltriMed on the stamp. rHE INVIGORATI VK NERVINE ESSENCE. rThe meet @dent Madly prepared and most powerful nutri tive cordial ever introduced ; restorer to their normal condition all the secretions, on the Integrity of which perfect health de pend. it is a spevilic for debility of afi kinds. sad from its cola tauelsea, among other lagredisnts, pepsine and phespeso of soda. gill prove highly beneficial to the nervosa and dyspeptic. Pries es. per bottle, or four quentitles In one ter OIL Sok Sputa, MOM. handigarten and Co., SU Ozfordoirsek and 13.1 a. renchurch-shout, P.C. loodon. aJOZEAII, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, mimeo fidly infants the Nobility and Gentry that be keeps stock all the FRENCH PATENT YEWCCNi, every descripUon of Medical Apparatus, and the following Prepare tone JOSEAC'eI FRENCH FRUIT SPRIT. ra per bottle. JOZEA IT'S STEEL MALAGA WINE of I'EPSINr. and EARL • digestive and sirengtimming tonic, 41e. 6d. per bottle. JOZILAL'A ELIXIR of PEPSINE, the best digestive known, tY al . 4. 6d., and Its. per bottle. JOZKAL"S PECTORAL LE i TUCE STEPP and lIIYLENGEN. recommended se the beet remedy , ' without opium, for tme speedy cure of colds, asthma. mare tbrosta, sad ail Illy disorden of the cheat, Ps. Pd. per bottle Pa 3d. and la. lad. per brz. HERINGS INFALLIBLE POWDERS apthet the distemper, skis Mame* mad warms lia dap, la 6d.per packet TOZEAUT 00PAHINE MEGE, successfully Cr tried he the Tarts pad Lea Inn Weepttala.llDlS, the ewe et More Warier, Itteent. Lloyd. ?s d. sad Levee Clark (.. Lemeek• Nev. 6, the% Meets eon Is is &view et da dap either la most or 'hawk diarbsia 44. per helekk i h a f a Mt Oa fa, at C J0Z1411711, Preach chemist, 49, isthrithet, and Ith, Boaktvart Magenta, Perla LONDON, TUESDAY ILTNitaCC:TULT . .5, ;NC ; W t 4 1 H o ftwe 8110,1*.-AORionT n Alktk rawlitilik at iii.-1111LIC JUDGING at AY. t • 1101$S EIHOW.—AGRIOULTURAL 1141.1.0.1 liaados.-44eilasion THIS DAY. Our moß.tis BROW .—. A PARADE of IN JIL BORES AVJUCT AZITANOON. j4OBaI SHOW.-., 11aoh Osage , ta th. Tiiiira lugs aim • dir, • HOM SHOW.—FORTY THOROUGH r., BRED ix4LuoN4 HORSE SHOW.-.TWENTY ROADSTER evamoris. H°294 • SHOW:-811TVIIII4E HUNTRIUNi ,• L Tbres Capore, • 11..TOREIC 111101 1 71-6-THERTI' . -FIVE WEIGHT OLARYINII COAL ++F _ ______, • • IpIIB2.BHOW.—NLNITY PONIES, arm. HOES; BROW. -4P 88, BARBS. TURKS, CHARGI2B. RAC" ' 5TAT1"94421"1119"fal 4c, H _ ORHE SHOW.-AGRICULTURAL HALL , Loadoo.—Adadiellok THIS DAY, Jul/ b, One Minim ; mad TO •311011.107/, July I, Or palm • • Was 8110W.—.1,0111017LTURAL HALL, someno-ertirto be bad in the Orchestra to View the .11adiging and Bally Parade. One &Wing —N .der, & SIDNEY, Seeretswr. HORSE SHOW.—AGRICULTURAL BALL PO* BALL several TIOROVOLBRED sad ROADSTER STALLIONS, a 41ipeaele Arab of pare NOUS breed, se►eral Hunters, Cobs, and Posties—For partlesdan apply at the basi -1 olio, is the Omit Han, Box Ils HORSE SHOW.-AGRICULTURAL HALL. Litman perelmere nay as 11101 Bill TRIED between or W ft o'clock In the forenoon, by applying to the Seczetat7 Sofewinteneet. • HORSE SELO W.—TO-MORROW (Wednesday), LAST DAY, L. HORSE MOIROW.—PAITADI el all thrum Tries sae Jumped =AB T p.n. cm balk days.-Idminks Or Shialai PHE OXFORD.--BELECTIONB from PAUSE, L 7011ZA DEL DEWING, Us Ballo in Manehera, Taut, and the Two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the tedeated empany. Direater—Mr. JONGEMANS. Comedy by Uneworth, Eugene, W. Randall. W. Berton, and NM Nelly Pow.. tbe celebrated fereenile comedienne, EVERY EVENING. ()WARD and SONS' SILVER FIR FUR NITUBS. — HO WA2D and SONB. Manufacturers by St eam ()WARD sins snabiad to panne wiry desorption ad win superior cabinet work at a andarate_ ppiaa—Warehousea 26 sad 22, ► Bernera-street, Oxfordetrook iiistans and estimates free. I• ~ .1314 Riffric' •U aus.) THE DANO-GERMAN /PAH. RANDAS. JULY 3. reconnoitring force from tfie Bth Hussars and bOth Infantry regiment drove back a party of Deice who had crossed the Limfjord. Sixty Ars were taken, of whom thirty were wounded. The Female:l lore was inconsiderable, • , LUBECK., Juvr 4. Prince John of Oluaksbutg, the nvag444 bipolar of the King of Denmark, has arrived liseeTby the Boger. It is Oiled that be will proceed this afternooln. 13TRAL3l7ND, Jinx 4. LL 1... t p.m. yesterday two Danish ships of war, the Toidenakiold, 34, and the Bleswig, 12, approached 4000 Peen of Use Wand of Regan and the peninsula .of Wakes, • for the pmpose of xenon ' renitrtag the coed. Two Prairies companies and rifled battery occupied Broaske. WhEe the Danes were paining the Prussian guns fired 20 Rhea, seven of which perceptibly struck the Danish eeseals. ,The Danes withdrew, and at 10 p. were apieto the east of Anions. AUSTRIA AND THE UOtF R E N tR,NCTS. A, Jot, 4. The A bendpost (the evening edition of the official Wieser Zeitung) publishes a despatch of Count Rechberg, dated Carlsbad, June 24, to the Austrian Ambassadors in Paris, Lennon, St. Peters burg, and Stockholm. This despatch recapitulates all the proceedings of the conference, in order to prove that Denmark is alone responsible for its failure, she having rejected the last proposition of the neutral powers. THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. HISSINGEN, J VLT 4. The Emperor of Russia and the Caarewitch on Kissingen are to pay a visit of several days' duration to the King of Holland, at the Hague, after which the Czarewitch will visit Scheveningen, where be will remain some weeks, sea bathing. VIE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. , TURIN JULY 4. The debate in the Chamber of Deputies on the financial policy of the government was continued to-day. Signor Retazai deli►ered a speech in which he attacked the government generally. Several different orders of the day were laid on tbe Presi dent's table. It is believed that the vote will take place to-morrow. ♦ large majority in favour of the ministry is expesteiL IjiMILTON &ad KIMPTON (aiion) call attentlon to the NEW YATELIALS to dart and Eight swam Ike travelllar imatalitg, aad iseald• Nana Na• lO 6. br 11 42 4 4 °Pagano/aster-hall. HYAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, to sad V OXIMMUNIFTLEIZ, W. The to dim arid=l szcolloace 40101849 d la thb stiles anbasalhe Overcasts sad Capes llls ed. to Ms. Od. Moeda, sad Lessees Jackets Ms. Od. to as. Od. Business sad Moro*, Salts.. Maid , Ob. Od. sod Ms Od. Trousers, 500 patients to select free VIINS of Ms bass notsritla Ira( and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. IS and at OXVORDATRILT, n. 004 able end averleneed cutters and workmen are a. Noted. True-fitting Mower', Ha 40. ; Vents In mech. M.M. Mitre lir donned. anadeneleal. asedleaL sod cane pa.....amat gentiewea Ladle: these go LL: inlotea A seperaie departure, Oar liveries. units. Sea ; foolenan'a ; MMIMM. We. frac and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS 66 and 67, 0.1701.041715/S, W., lire math admired by Parents and Ciannitsas for quality, fashion, and onissaw. Knleluebschar, Wantslanes, Osborne. sad Windsor snitsls 6d. to Wu : Eton, Harrow, sad Rusitysinth Ui., ten, U. sad Its. • tryingoa rows handsocaely fitted on In connexion with this depsetweat. and NOTHING IHPOSSIBIA—The greatest most useful larenties c the day, AQUA A MAXILLA.— Meson. JOHN 008 N ELL and Co , Three Xing-omit, Lombard street, sirisensbrberNsiseir. remedial, oder to the public this trop marvellous laid, which gradually restons the busman hair to its pristine hee—se matter at what age. The ages Amami!' Lae Doss of the properties of dyes . It, on thecestrary, beaellcial to the amen, mad whew lee hair Is owe teetered *De application per mouth will ks.p it la perfect baker. Price di la per bottle, or in half bottles. lee. bd. Jobs Goma A Ce. ham beak appointed perfumers to ELL the Princess of Wake This day la pabblabok a s Imusdnes volume, gilt edges, pries Ca, EARLY PENCILLINGS from PUNCH Miley Pallboall, by Jon Loeb. Louden : linulbary and Xmas, It. Boaverirstreet LC. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) The quarterly meetipg was held this day at the edicts, . Norfolkutrrd. Strad. Yr. Gniamiann, the secretary, having reed the advertisement coevening the ineetieg, the °hairnets, Viesanot RAIIIIIAOII, red the fol lowing report of the executive committee : "The annexed returns show the satisfactory state of the soshity's barium for the Ent three quartos of Oa leaactal year India( the 30th of fieptetubsr nett: Shares Qur'an I Shares mama ma- I Total ltaoel program plated Shwa Dec. 24.1363 March 25, 1864 June 21, 1864 1 ' L s. d. 119 63 , 261 14,213 11 7 1121 67 161 17,371 511 431 61 I 6111 911,659 9 5 Three quarters eadlail 1141susaaser, DIOS Totals to Sept. M. 120:13.. 211 ; eso ; ss.us 611 4,174 411,711 701,146 18 7 Grand totals to Jaw 114 1 11181 14276 1 4,31111 1 110,11161 .734./11 1 8 The total sale of land to Mid5ummer,11934,4352,670f.19a4d. The total withdrawals since the formation et Itme society (7th Sept., 1852) to Midsummer, 1864, ste 225,8801. 19s. Bd. The returns of the register of the order of rights us as follows : Completed, 3,368 ; drawn, 3,234 ; seniority, 1,708 ; total, 10,308. Deduct rights exereised os estates, do., 7,797 • , rcised rights. 2.511. The last share number on the register by seniority 1. 11.813 ; sod the last share booed up to Midsummer, 1861. wee Ni, 20.661. The executive committee have the gratification la report so the shareholders that the two allotment. of tlie Plough-lase (Battersea) estate, on the lfith of April sad the 22nd of Jose, have bees remarkably suoceasfuL The board was induced to acquire this valuable building property owing to the rapid sale sod development of the York-road estate, which wee the society's first acquisition of land in Batter sea. The Plough-lens estate is a contimatioe of the York. road, towards the Wandsworth road, asd the estate is close to the Clapham Javelins and Wandsworth teatime, and to the steamboat piers. The feat portion of the Ploogh•lass land, offered on the fith of A pal, was entirely sold prior to the mooed allotment on the 22nd of June. and a very large sale has already been effected. The contract for the works on the entire estate is already signed, and no time will be lost is completing the roads, the committee having been en abled to Write for the estate increased facilities of coca maniution with the adjacent localities sod railway stations. Baildiog operations have been commenced. and the value of the hied his been amply proved by the male by allottees, at premium., of their plot.. Increased house aecommoda. tion in the vicinity of Battersea-park and the antral sta tions oo the south side of the Thames is so much in de mand, that it may be expected with confidence that the Plough-lane estate will be more speedily covered with houses than any property previously allotted by the Comenative Lod Society. The works for the Bishop's Stretford and Colchester estates are in prunes. The roads iu the Henivick•rced, Wor cester, have just been completed. Another allotment is fixed for Wedneeday, the 2tith of July, when the sal* of the Avenue estate, Southampton, will be c.ornmenced ; end on this occasion will be also offered to the holders of rights of choice, and to the vomited public, a handoems villa dance, "The Orangery," just erected on the St. Margaret's estate, leleworth sod Twickenham; villas and houses on the Round-hill-park estate, Brighton, oommandiog extes- Mrs views of the emend country ; two villa residences at Eofield, close to the station ; four villas on the Utley road estate, Oxford ; and several houses in occupation on the Keetish-town, Hackney, Old Ford. Roma.. road (North Bow), and Putney estates. The &Hotter of the society will please to hear in mind that the last day for sending in claims for the freehold franchise in the counties is Wednesday, the 20th of July ; and on or before that day the solicitor should be put is possession of the secondary information, is order that the, may be duly registered. is the event of any objeatioue ban sada the purchasers of lead through the society's io strnmentelity mast take special ears that the solicitor is suprlied is time with the requisite deeds mod par ' ticelars, specifying at the moos time the most ma. menet pal* districts in the comity or onantise in whisk their proverb, is situated. If there be say sheratiom in the qualifications, or any change of address, the &Bottom, should .t once communicate with the society's legal adviser, who will attend to their interests free of expesse." SPAIN. MADRID, Jett 4. A royal decree has been issued to-day authorising the expenditure of two millions of teals for the purchase of the house in which Francis L was detained prisoner after the battle of Pavia. CHINA. CAPTURE OF CHANG CHOW FOO. (By Tolopsph from Sam.) SHANGHAI, MAT 23. Tungyan has fallen. Chang Cbow Foo has been Oaten by Major Gorgon. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MALTA The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Company : " SUEZ, Jetx 4. " The Nubia, with the above mails, anchored here at 1 p.m. to-day." kLD DAT AT ALDERSHOT AHD SOLDIERS' il/DCSTRIAL EARIISTIOS. —Ws nederstand that on Wed. ossday next, the 6th Mutant, there will be asraad Gehl day •t Aldershot as as additional iodneement to peruse. to visit the ramp, and inspect the Soldiers' loduatrW Exhibitioe. The field day will take place at ten a.m., and after its con. elusion the troops will march past. There is a fine muster of troops at our grand camp. The asealiy force consists of six regiments and Horse Artillery ; there are also 11 tafantry regimen* iscloding a hattalios of the Guards and one of Vaasa. Some of the raginteets are node, canna, so visitors guy have an opportunity of seeing bow soldiers fare on service. After the field day we trust that the visitors will proceed to the doh-hove and examine the very in•erestiog eallection of articles made by soldiers to be seen there. Wedeesdays, t►e 6th and 13th, are half-crown days at the exhibitioa. We ought also to mentios that return tickets are issued at Waterloo station at single journey fares, and that excellent refreshments are to be procured at the exhi• biter's. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC Vors--Tk Tablet loudly calls oil the Pops's brigade to rally round Mr. Dis raeli. The Tablet ventures to promise the opposition leader at least twenty-ooe English votes, es condemnatory of Lord Palmerston. "It in not." says the Tablet, " on the question of Slearrig-Holstein alone. but on **general policy of the commonest that the country will bag* to decide. If Irish catholic members do net clearly understand this, we apprehend some of them will learn it to their cost, when they come before their constituents as having. with their last vote, supported Lord Palmerton on a question of con. Elms. And so, let hos. gentlemso look well to their lobby, and may God defend the right." Tus B.LIA.TION OF SHARI FFB.—A Court of Alder men was conveoed yesterday . , Mr. Aldermen Challis, locum trnent for the Lord Mayor, in the chair, for the purpose of receiving the return of the result of the election of sheriffs for the elegiac year, end the Commie Serjeant, T. Chem bees, Eq., reported that the ofßoe of sheriffs had fallen upon Mr. Alderman Bosley and Mr. Alderman DAis. A e::ioo was then formed to the bustles% a common hall been called, wherein the Common Sorkin t announced that the livery had elected the two aldermen as sheriffs for the ensuing year. Mr. Alderman Easley briefly thanked the livery foe the support which they had giver) him, sad Mr. Alderman Gabriel returned thanks on behalf of Mr. Alderman Lakin, who, he said, wee uoavoidebly absent on • most important miasion. A resolution by Mr. Stewart, to the effect that a committee of liverymen should be formed to consider the beet menus of preventing streamers from being !Omitted into the hall upon the occasions of ',tactless, which was seconded by Mr. Finlay, was put, and carried by • show (of two) hands, the attendance in the hall being very ----- TEMPERANCE DILMONSTRATION.—The annual de monstration of the South Loedos Tesopersou Societies took place yesterday afternoon in Kensington perk, the use of which had been granted by the Commumooer of Public Works. A large temporary platform had been erected, from which the various speakers at intervals during the afternoon and *union addressed the assemblage, and several large tuts were erected on the ground, where tea and ether light refreshments were provided in sbrindaoce. The band of the Havelock Rifles, by permission of Colonel George Crsikshank, were is attendance, u well as several bands minuted with the Temperance Order of the Sons of the Phoenix, and enlivened the proceedings with an excellent programme of amnia. Mr. Borund occupied the chair on the occasion, and the people wets -addressed in favour of tammerasce principles by the Rev. Dawson Beres, Messrs. Y. Curry, Bell, G. Murphy, Bowe., Malthus', Andrade, lied other well keowe tem perance advocates ; and although several opponents wen present, the opposition was offered with perfect good humour, and the proesedinp on the whole pseud off as the previous demustratroos had done—to the sr ideo t utilisation of the parties interested. The pro...dings, which com menced at 2 o'clock, were not brought to a close until dusk. and daring this period it is computed that upwards of 15,000 person, visited the /round, a large proportion, hov erer, ►eing woran and children. _ _ . _ [A,I vertise met, t. ]—Hou.owsv's Pau—Prostra tion of Strength.— W hen the system le .Icsk and the nerves im am, disease is certain to present Itself ante. tame purifying 1 and strengthening meana casa n be o neorted stmen i t o to airegerltialthreatenie Neaten j ry ij =e t cal.:4O c t Mils . no other pion can bepenned so well de vised for ejecting all imps- flies from the b , without straining or embed/as the constitution. Holloway's Ma No haring the stomach and regulate the Um that they raise the capability of digestioe and thee create sew power. This is the risme why liollowars Pitt. have gamed their present popularity. and why they have been lauded throughout the globe sea "trash metes Ad life and stretagth: 7- 111,537 [stamped, ld. AOlllOlllO • :I LA If i r INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP 11X0HP . Q171OL —Jinx 4. filittinp at Nisi Prins at Guildhall: —(Bohr* Yr. Baron Pardo sing a Special Joey.) OUTTOM C. WO ORMAN WINTON ,MAILMAN COMPANY. " repeth Puma." The plaintiff, Mr. Nue% was a carrier In Aldersgate doset, and be brought tide seem to rearm cartels over ate/1M wire, he alleged , had been made by th e defendants on parcels be bed entrusted to them for carriage to different towns in the west of lingleod. Mr. Joseph Browne sod • Mr. (Meths' ware for the kff ; and lb. M. Beath, Q.C., and Mr. Raymond for Weeded.. eme sided the quaellos if " packed parcels," which has bees the subject of digatiou ia the different omirle for many 79ere Fait. The plaintiff wee in the habit of collect- Mg mean parcels for conveyasce to verbose parts of the weal) of. England. lie placed these for * pertgeoka tows la ow pared, and addremod it to his agent there, and the aged ,cowed it and delivered the contents. Epos s a ck a packed rea the 00 twrotY reamed a meek higher rate them sr other parcel . For instant*. by tris rider 5 el". conveyed from London to Bath, they charged 14a. ad., imbed of fis. 5d., which the plaintiff contended was So mem ohm,. Josses Browne, in opening the mac, said be sada Trove that this practice of Dandles " packed puede edited 400 g Deface nelerays were formed, and that it wee • carthal •on to an zoo; le extent, not, oily by tamers, but hy the 'pel who:ha homes is the Cdy, Whir for a 'rigot • sent in their ewe pediment Meal penile /or their camtempook la the 1 eet of the Great Wasters Railway Company there wee a demo yequirise them to charge equally for all pareel, had hiet yob the Court of ,Camemos - Ages decided that *Mekong wee is twee. the Chief Justice only es tertaining • diffused opinion. The case was then taken to the Carat of Exchequer Chamber, who were unanimously of *pintos that the equality dame remained in fares, sad was in ao respect overruled or qualified by later acts of palladia. There was • long series of other &- Mimi lin the books all to the same sleet, sad probably if the deleadede bad been private indiv viduale they would have submitted to those expositions of the lair, but public companies were said to have oononeetencom cad as the anpesses of such a trial as this would have no perceptible effect ma the dividend, be sup pawed they preferred litigetios. The present claim was for 9601., the overcharges made by the oompeay lease Decem her, 1861; and eves if the plaintiff's right to it were established be could not recover interest, and therefore in any ewe would ruffer a loss. The plaintiff bad brought a' adios for ovetcbsrges ma& from May, NW, to her, 1861, and in that instance the parties agreed to Wet the matter to Mr. Meson to stem • special ems for the opinion of the court. This was done, and wheel the ease came on for argument the company submitted at once to have judgment entered against them, and the money wee paid. The facts were procaely the maw fa the pm mot sem bat the company resisted the slain, aid be sup poped whole ground would have to be none over again. Evidence was given to show that Mina. Copestaks, Moore, and Oompaey, Messrs. Pewsos std Company, Messrs. Mention and Dillon and other weltiteovra firms in the City, _bad been in the hahit for many years of sending packed percale without being charged any extra sem. Mr. loviegtoa. of the Old Beaky. mid he had been a artier for 40 years, and the praMice of seeding packed pagoda by different carriers was notorious during the whole of Stud ib• ac;clutim of pia lAtictirs 'rialtos, Mr. M. smith I submitted that there was no case. Mr. Baron Martin held that there was evidams to go to the yarn. Mr. i 1 smith tendered a bill of mosptions to his lord ship's ruling in regard to this point and other palate as to **adularia. of evidence, with • view to the ems being token to the Court of Exchequer Chamber. Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up. commented severely on railway companies, with their spermons capital. Idiot. lag imestious which had long been decided by one of the highest court. ia the country, and entailing enormous as perse on private badiridusis, some of whom might be wholly unable at meet these. The jury foetid a 'erect foe the plaintiff, with 1,0001. damages, but it was encased that the actual amount of damages &cold be ascertained by • reference, in the event of Me Court of Exchequer °belabor deciding in brow of the plaintiff. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before the Assieteat Judge.) The July Quarter 8111111101111 et the Peace for the county of Middlesex commuted yesterday at the Bessioarbouse, Clerkanwell-greeo, before Mr. W. H. Bodkin. the Amisteat judge, Mr. J. Pays*, deputy smistentludge, and a beach of msgiMrstra. The caleodar costales the cubes 01 87 whalers for trial, ef whom 71 are for (*logy and 15 for misdemeanour. The degrees of education emu follows : Foitier.rea4 DOT write, 32; read sod write imperfectly, 37 ; read only, 13; mid and write well, 5 ; sad of superior eduestioo, acme. The Assistant Judge briefly addressed the steamers ef the peed jury ss to the matured *Mr duties, tallies them that it was not their duty to try the eases that would come before tbrm, but to see if there was • sufficient prim* facie la each as. to justify them in muffin the primers for trial. They used Dot bear all the witueeme ie a ere, if they were satisfied with one witases. At the seam time they should rot Wow out a bill until they bad beard all the warmest The greed jary then retired to their room. Hedor Lalie, 22, tailor, was indicted for stealing the sum 01 31., the smoke of Macbill Scott, his master. The promontor is a tailor, carrying as basioem in Picker. implese, Paddinton, earl the prisoner wee in his employ as a persemsan. Hamm some summons of the prisoner be •11101iella the till and marked seven sovereigns, and put kook the till into a glass one. and locked it up, het leaving the keys in the lock. The primmer ems to work about seven o'clock is the mining, and remained there mid dinner time, so other parson being proems during the whole of the time. At diem: time his master asked him if he was softie to his diaper, cud be said he was nut, but afterwards said be would go out and have half a pint of beer at a public-house that was close by. Instead, bow. ever, of doing so he went to his own house, which was dis tant about two miter and a half. When be was goals the promoutor examioed his till, and found three of the novo reigns to be missing. When the prisoner Gams back to his work, the peneeoator showed him his keys, asking kite if ha knew any 'cm shout them, or the three sovereigns. The •pprruraoownerr made no reply, was agitated, and mold have "brim k•ocked down with a feather." A poliessan was met for, and the primer was given into custody, and the officer then proceeded to his resideoce , where hi wife gave him a sovereign, which she said the prisoner had recently given to her, and which proved to be need those marked by the procentor. The policeman told the poisoner ha had been to his house, and his wife had gives hies • sovereign, for which he accounted by saying be had bees paid it by a pence be worked for on the Saturday night before. On making inquiries it was fisted that the prisoner had worked for this person, but all the money he had to receive from him was Lie. The jury fossil the prisoner Samuel Doble, police-oesstable 147 D, said the prisooer was convicted on the 27th of September, 11463, at the Ham mersmith pains court. •ad sesteneed to be imprisoned for two mosthe fur stadia( a scat, vase 21., is the Moscow. road, &vomiter. The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to herd labour for twelve mouths. SURREY SESSIONS. The July sessions for the county of Surrey commenced y at the Seesionishouse, Newingtoonewieway, Cettl. E. Johanna, Fsq., chairman, Thomas Tans, Esq., depotynhairman, It. A. Cray, It. Roberta, N - . Adams, and Peaks, &qrs. The calendar contained the names of only 27 prieonern for trial ;22 for felony and rive for misdemeanour. There ere four prisoner, on bad whose names are not in Use calen dar. Among the chirps there are one for housebreaking, one for embezzler:omit, eight for robbtog from the person, owe for attempted self murder, two for cutting and wound iog, and the remainder for petty larceny. The degree of education was as follows :—Nioe me neither read nor write, four ow only reed, and 13 cup read sod write imperfectly. Five of the gentlemen summoned on the 'rend jury were flood Si. for nos-attendance, and emoeg those was the steward of • Hamburg vessel. A friend attended for him, end hdonned the court that be wee compelled to leers to his vessel on Saturday ; consequently he was unable to attend. _ _ The Clerk of the Peace observed that he was described on the jury lit as • (milkman. How was that? The Sbenffe Officer said when he 'erred the summons be ascertained Mist Mr. Ooleman followed the sea, and belied altered his &seriatim'. The Chairman ordered his Dame to be expunged from the list. . _ Two reetlemen chimed exemption from over age. Mr. 151 son informed them that the jury tide would be made out seat mouth, therefore they would have an o nodosity of amiss their semen struck off, thereby Nevins themeelee. and the county considerable trouble. The greed jury bevies bees sworn. The Chaldean addressed them as to the nature of their duty, oesmetniatieg them one the extreme lightness of the calendar, which he cousidered was owing to the flee weather, and jetestiful employment foe the working drew Be them dismiseed them to their room. Bridget O'Brien, 3g, • respeetabie.lookiwg wvenan, vas L d as eetedfor maliciously cedes( sad mama% Jetsam lis prommtrix, whose left laid was ba ked [ mid that Illhopprbiair ins Ihe liaillody el trilit privo4l.Nt a ßarnomism ..d ow Abe ISila al May they bed to some wad: about leaving, and the priwwww she( - 8 -the door, refuting to admit her. Bk., however, opened her "Witt, sad wme about to get is that way ) whoa thepesoasr eased bold cit. • sharp knits, sad eat ber hand is a rrisbifal manner ht at least a doors p 1.... She was oonveyod to tint beepital, and gangreoe took place, winds prevested bar &Meadows at the polkokyourt for more than a swath. _ The house surgeon of the hospital rid that the waned' ou liar hand wise at one lase 'sr/ dangerous, and it woe at ate time thought semputstios would haat to bs resorted to. Tbe primmer, is &hots, read • rambling .tat meat, tins earth that she had bees sursestod by the prossentriai Tbel Need her Guilty, rsoonmes&eg bar to the met- odd al the ooi.i. The Deputy Chairreaa observed that It woe a vary serious • sad the on-English mods of sutag ths knife most be P( ... 1 . 1 :4. 00p to. The jury nexeasseded her to mercy, 1 - he should eistenos bar to osly six isoatlis' bard • Williams Sheppard pleaded "may to stern/lag a tablecloth, 'tad other articles. the paperty of W ilium Tunisian. Ames Leiria, 22, also ple a dedguilty to ellealiag a waist. es* the *warty of Judah Jaoo ; • • . Rettasr coavialleas were provedephetebeth theleielisesi• pane had l the servDeitude puty Chairman maimed seek frit Olaf . • • TEE POkla COURT& • I John William Ciork amid fahrard Turner, epithet whom sooroner's jaq had returned a verdict of •• murder," /me again diced at the bac. Wee. Mr. Elliott. for heal es.arahatios, iiimapd pith the wilful murder of Lades Dyer. at Pease, oil the night of Tooday, the 14th of la s t ecoeth. Thipriaomm went fully committed to take their trial at the mot random at the Central Criatimal Coati for the "Wilful murder " of Louisa Dyer. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . TArrIfifSALLI3.—MONDAX. • Bottling oe liojaat week's racing was the first branch of business site to, bat matters moved so slowly th at away IMO . 1g • of a chasm to bet, tf oil, to stir the ',Mem Vary few sommate were loathed "squared," sod the mum of th is neglect-leavi ng them to eland over till the "July week"-was genend ca ly depre cated. The tom of the market an the J uly Stakes was most mysterious. Liddiegtaa and the Duke mega tlut aely two eatroals saptioend, the hitter haring alybtll the 011 " during llm whole of the &Iceman, but the doubt and macertaiety is to their both beiog starters was ouch that few, if any, voiturod to take the odde Mitered about although - a *moral 1111411111011, the two were bucked at 3to 1 " coupled."loo to 80 was offered whet each " with a start!' Whine 60 to4o weefrequently tendered about them seperately. Pp. But, as sa have said above, backers did 110(1111111161 to oars about MUMMA' , either with their min or *madams at the proffered odds. Several investment/1 were made or the Goodyrpad NUM% llitlealhaially Unload, and the High- Oyer'sdam oolt being most fancied, the ".Ropemalker" sew , daffy. There mere frequitat inquiries after Lid. 4imiten and The Duke for MeD..by. Des6y. iv , 1 to 20W. was accepted about *r. lifirry's but towards the close of bushier. half • point or ens a petal, maim was irked. 1,000 to 10' wee at firm Lid rad The Mahn, bat his inereasing new uses far the Morrow% emus at Newmarket had a oermapoodia e ff ect epos his prates in the Derby, for which ha wee - at sat very freely supported at 10 to L The French bone, Le Meader in, was in seem request at 36 to I one gentleman baring backed him to win 3,00 d. at hie quoted prim. 46 " centuries" were laid ?garret Olmar. but he soon memend himself, and 40 ' hundreds" were nest booked. Before 5 o'clock the at- Madame was considerably thinned, many intending visitors to Newmarket having left for the Shomedrett Prim to each the 5 pm. EZIXOIL am* priors: • JULY STAIIMI I So 4 os c 4() to 4 apt the Marquise( Martyp The Duke ;wonted, 7to - Litiengtoe (wasted) 140 to 10 as The Iwo arid Liddlngtos paspiod) takes) IP to Xi agst laddlngtes-with • star (Mt; 100 to - Glik•-wlth a Mar (all) 00 to N - The Duke " p.p." Germ) 40 to 40 - Weiner' " p.p." (takes) GOODWOOD MIMI. I 10 to 1 apt Mr. W. O. hounotes c by Darr O'Rourke-hl h. dam colt, es, bat 13112 (t) 10 to 1 - S. Peres Ineedia. 71 1 4 Melo M 10 to 1 Mr. Manures's Bally Edam& 0 yeti am Mb (t) I 10 P I - Mr. J. Swindon's Mates. 8 ea. Pt lab (t) 11 to 1 - Mr. G. W. Illawillaissis Myrtle, Gyp ast ISIb 'A; it to 1 - Lad Wormarsiand's Madcap, S yrs, ba 71b ;1, It to 1 - Mr. Orestes Maillahl mesa(, yrs, net 7lb (1) GT. =OM 7 tot apt Lard dargoter Game Peel (oe, t 4 to I) DRIBY. , 9to 1 apt Mr. MoTy's Lklllaglas (t sod of) 10 to I - Marquis of Bishop' The Duke '.l) 111 to 1 - Douai V. do Issirsares Ls lissetarbt (t) 40 to 1 - Mr. War a's MM aar ;1) 41 to 1 - Mr. W. Days colt by Stockwell-Sortie t 411 to 1 - Lord P. Ylnosst's Plalpnet (t) 80 to 1 - Mr T. Pins Friday (1, LP to ill The Duke winning the July States and the Derby leo to 1W - Wenner lt ' ) wiping the July Stakes and the Derby BETTING AT IL JULY STALE& 5 tot &piths Dots (t) I 7to 4 apt 'Addington (off) CI.IIIIBItBLAND PLATL to S apt What Saps (air GOODWOOD STAN Li. .100 to 8 apt Yancey (t) 100 to 6 apt Ilishilyer, duo 100 to Thalami's it) I colt ,t) ST. LIWYJI. pa to SO apt B'str Athol (t) I 6to 1 apt ScottlahChlef Till DIERBY. 10 to 1 opt Ltddlant 11000 to 30 apt Nothing Mum 60 to 1 Broom Day roll is) -MONDAT. Sr. GLLIEENT'S DEN= MIOATTA.—This regatta, Coder the able mansgendot of Meier.. Audidey and William Campbell. was rowed yesterday, for • mat sad bads &c. Hest—C. Taylor, 1 ; W. Hairless, 0; W. : W. Kiag. 0; won by • leogth. Baccod heat. —H. King, 1; G. Campbell, 0 ; W. King. 0 ; H. Dyer, 0; won by two leisitlus. Thwd heat—O. Campbeil, 1 ; W. Beni son, 0; W. Goodman. 0; W. Run 0; won by halt • . Final haat —C. Taylor, 1; H. Xiag. 2; G. ; W. Harrierm, 0 ; wow by ow and a-half lrngt The coat and badge will be preseated at Wastem's Muck Hall, on Thursday mat. THE GRLAT METROPOLITAN HORSE SHOW.— Yestordsy was the first shilling day of the Horse dhow at the Agriaaltural Hall, upward' et 90.000 permed paper for admission. le is now arranged that hie Royal RC/hams the Prism of Wales, and in all probability the Princess, will visit the 'bow in the course of this day, and the pro gramme w that the .tad horses shall eater the nag for promeoade at 12 o'clock, and that the jumping of the hunters shall tithe place at 2 and 4 o'clock pm. Yesterday afternoon, when this latter exhibition took place at ban joist :3, there were at least 10,000 permed in the building, sod the scene was most exciting. The royal box wee occu pied at the time by the Duchess of Welliagtoti, the Dachas at Beaufort, sad • select party of the aristocracy. Another interesting and exciting scene was a coolest between) • number of celebrated trotting horses and ponies, and the admiration of the public was tubed up to • high pitch when those magnificent steppers baloneog to the Duch/mot Beaufort, and her grace's competitors io the carriage hone assess, eatered the areas sod cantered round. During tam day • large number of sales of valuable horsey wee effected, residing excellent prima, sad amongst the purchasers were many forrepera. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 4. APPOINTMENTS. Sub.. Lieutenants H. C. Kase, E. G. Bourke, and H. Roe', to the victoria and Albert. fiurgoTot7d.iiiood, to the Orlando. Clerks E. 0. Ellts, loth' Rotel Adelaide ; H. Eamon, eupernamemry, to the Ravel Adelastlir &purer W. Castle, to the Damages, for the Terror, confirmed. Fuel Clam Ameeteat Eogioter J. T. Robinson, supernw• steruy. to the Camberleed. Paormrrios.—lgasiseer C. J. Fangio, to Übe Cumberlaad. The Isle of Man Ship-building Company(Limited) have appointed Mr. P. Bennett to the post of general superintendeut of their yard at Ramsey. Mr. Bennett lies bad a lose and varied practical experience in the em ploy of Messrs. Charles Moore and Co., the emiuent ship. °wean of Liverpool, which will doubtless have well quali fied him for the position into which be is about to eater. DIMILT COILMISSIONIL—The date of the 'text ex amination has sot yet been determined, but whim the daya @hall hams been fixed public Doti*, will be gives. Canino Clock.—"Tbe Urge clock in the centre transept to • be piece of steehanlsm. one of the lamest chinalus."—llaysleg Post, Sept. 00. 13E. Clocks by the nest art( to of *D AS) fer the drawing, dint*, and bed 1 4 .1 n. Iltssr7. hall. Melrose., tracket. 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