The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-25 00:00:00

st___ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. *parting frittiligence. 88ARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) HOUSE OF COMMON ).-NN' e.TiN tIiPAY, JULY 24. HI T NTINGDON 11ACES.-WEMer , ii.tv. oatillf.LßY 611AR* AND mows. IN the House of Commoes alter our relent !eft TN: weather to-day was reautitany sae, am the etwedasee ea. I Pal unman I c1 4, 4 1 1 ,4" 8 I gig " ‘" yesterday, the adjourned debate on Mr. Fawcett's areas. more emecially of the local people, who thronged the • to 1 p.m eourse In immense modem whilst the Turing, like that of the et 189 Illelskil and En** ..- To 11 - ISOIIOII "that it is undesirable that the fellowships „ening day, easmoliee of interesting and etching thrishest 86 1011 Caledonian --- - 107 109 - and foundation acholaridipe of Trinity College, Sport commenced precisely at two °OW: with the tillton lit WO Cunt:lrian - Dublin,stakeafor which three Mutters went to the ;Oat. Prince Soltykuff II all comm.. should be excNisively aiT-o. priated to - those who are members of the estabhshed church," to-dayele,ting to be represented by Pyrenees instead 01 Coup St. 190 DeibUnandßelfastlusiti IS ell - d'eclat. He not only supplied the favourite hut the winner, for St 100 D un d ee . rerth,dtAbdird 10 acs - was continued by rem,. defeat:4 her stable companien, Jcutn, very easily: 20 ell East London - Nathion the third , was never .. In the hunt." The secomi race 100 all Do i --. ...- - Mr. C. Forstrietre, who said if th.... question had ou the . card was likewise devoted to two-year-olds. and St 100 Mamie' Sail' s aad - tr W - as Se n.•- -., 105 107 - been fully discussed, he had little doubt that the was contested by ten runners. of whom See .Saw, the at US reed Eastern Ord. MI DJ so sal 51 top weight. was made favoitrite. Mit Wilma. who made St. NO Do. R. Ang. Stk., 1t0.41 4 6 changes proposed by the I..te government in the con- - the whole 01 the running, won with ease by a couple of lengths. fit. 100 Great North of Scotism: atitution of the Queen's University would have h... 11 -. tio,jerat mil) just Laud ed th: Amthorpe s.:urm rook,* as St. 100 Ore* Nofthent .. - . 111 114. 112 _ sanctioned by the house. In this 'matter they muat lumen star made a most determined :_truggle with hint hut lit 100 Do.st .1 Ana no dlr. an•l 110 112 1101 I d li e e f n i z t on f l a n ib i • h i e t...L. , uit h e , and i e s horse up. and sustained a neck SIL 100 Do.B I Wee. e. is pahth - .... -.. consult the wishes and feelings of the Irish peopl e. otuyn versus Osprey, the " tidentf' lit 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dn.:nook ... - He relieved the senate of the Queen's University at sod Lord Westmorland, and laid odds oft to lon the o peen et. too Ot. South & West (Ire.) 44 96 - had prepared a satisfactory programme under the s and white," hut the assn-favorite had the best of it thronelmitt, et em Orem wasters 4l all 41 i nd won pulling double. The contest between Khnir and Retth 11L 100 Do.StourValGualith - e now charter, which was now unfortunately sus- te the l'ininstion stakes was a close o n e, Mat Cameron and St. 100 Do. South Wake prided. Kenyon ri.Mr. with:meat resolution, and Cameron was not a St. 100 Do. W. Hit -Oxford 24 47 - The Arpin vsv-Giter.ft 4L for IRELAND contended little plena, rthet he had Sammy on his own ground fit 10) Do Do. Newport , 27 vil - Tiie ittilsee decision we , A short bead. lltio race was succeeded * 81. ' 100 teneeehlre . & Yorluhlrei 1271 131 - 1271 that there was no case for the interference of the by the Hunthigdon Cup, which produied eight runners. in. St. 100 Lon„ tn. dc6Coastl 60 61 5 0i I house, and that neither the resolution nor the eluding Leeturer. Rama, Sloulsey, John Davis. and the Amanda St. 100 Lome* itDriso 16 17 - colt. Lord Hastings declared to win with Lecturer. and Bt. 140 Do.lll et Exten.Aep.c. 8 It - amendment ought to be agreed to. The utility of odd. of sto t Were tight with avidity on the little Coleterdale, 10 86 100 London & North Wester 1111 1121 1111 11 1 Trinity College would be entirely destroyed if to I tieing accepted about Boma, a pilot more abut the Amanda St 100 LoodwutSouthWestere 75 77 70 t tit g I actwhilstl2 to 1 vas laid against clop: John lanie was at. us Man. Shef..&thicolnals 431 441 44 Boman cathohes were admitted into the governin • started to make a good pace for the frvour ey. ite, and Para ful- lit 100 itemecoattaa.... -. In; 133 1191 1 body. Trinity College was avowedly a protestant 1 dile 1 his Weston to the letter, leading till within a quarter of a at. 100 Do. erieimio& - mvi. - college, and that was the reason why it h a d b ee , I mile from home, when he gave way to the Amanda colt, hut dead ep. ct. till 1870 10 , . 107 ad 106; 6 l I Lecturer. who never looked formidable, failed to pursue his 100 ell MetropoUtanDistriet OO ea - attacked by Roman catholic members. Purl tactics and gob the fore, and was beaten by his stable W 10 Do. de. de. - -.- Mr. 60.e411174 wished to know whether the go- companion and Bonus, to the latter of whom ho was conceding 10 all Do. &W. John's-Wood - - - firey, although he male a came effort, could St. 1 00 au 11.1dlan Do. d i) . ia . , -. ll 3l 1141 114 vernment were in favour of denominational educe- iver un t . th m e c A ulle muds colt. and was beaten three parts of a - CM or a mixed education. It appeared to him length. On the theidwomi Stakes there was ramie speculation St. 100 1 Do. Bina. & Derby.. 143 81 - that when they were dealing with the church of da ring the afternoon , and it was apparent that there was a coin- St. 100 :North British mission out in favour of Ouy of Warwick. as all the money which St. ISO i Do. Edin ,Parth,Dund ! - - England they were in favour of a denominational eoum le got on at anything over Bes I was emote.' and 114, 100 N. Isstem-Berwick , 991 1001 99,, - system, but when they were dealing with the Ro- e4euttially those odds were taken freely. Not hi n g one ?tol Di Mg . Do. O.N. IL Pura - - man catholics they were in favour of the mixed St. 1* i De. Leeds -- - ... 58 NJ 58 W" TH . V,47 1 12 3"1, * n th : ILlb jeZa d be 6 l. loll. each, with 50 added, for 1-yr- St 100 ' Do. tort - VII system. Why did they not have an univeraiay for 1 old.; coke, bat tom and fillies, Set 71b ; penalties and allowances. St. 100 I Do, Carlisle I 130 US - Ireland that would be open, not only to the half T Y.C. 11517 " 1-7511 " . ' 22 461 . 5 26 .11 I Do. letoek.&Derling. 1s 84 - Saint= of protestants, but the f o ur millions of Mete Soltykoff's Pyrenees, by Arthur Welledey-Tralrie 16 24 Do. do.. 186041 --, 8 9 pm - Bet 1 et 190 North London - ... ...: 114 11C - esthetics? Co nut thirr.mge's Jenny . 10 5 ' Do. do, UP_ .. ... 1 14 pm - Mr. Newir.o.tve said the truth was the liberal Mr. 51ai•kenzleOf Hawes 3 St. 100 NorthStaffordahlre.. - .., 66 63 - Betting :7to 4 on Pyrenees, sto 2 agst Jenny, and ato 1 eget St. 100 N. & & Western Jona , 116 118 - party was in a difficulty. They wished to ado,4 Basaxiu. St. 100 Scottish Central „...' - - - the principle of equality, but they saw that if they THE itsio-r.v Anwar 3tritslMr HANDICAP, of 100 sort. added St. 100 Shropthire Union - - ..I WI 503 i - to a sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 3 ft, for 2-yrolds ; winners lit lOO Routh Devon ...... ....I 64 40 - admitted the Roman catholica they intuit enthrone extra. Three-quarters of a mile. Bt. 1 100 Beath Reatern_ ...._,,1 at 631 631 I intolerance. Mr. leincotatia Mains, by Optimist-Queen ttristiana 1 3) all fitsines,Wokingliss.ll 0 10 - Mr, MAiit'lNE remarked that all the Roman ea- Marquis of Hastings See-Saw - ......... ,I 148 162 -. I Capt Mechells Liquidator 3 10 4 I Do. C 8 4 pm - tholios of irelandwanted was to educate their Ail- Seveu others also ran. St. 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny - - ... dren in their own principles, or, in other words, Bet' Int ,Gt. 4 nest Sec-:law, 9to 2 asst Mama, 10 to 1 each 10 111 IWateeloo & Whitehall - apt K Muslim' ' Liquidator, Furious soap War Queen , and It to the denominational principle which the protteitaut I „„ t ~,,.„,i, BRITISH rueszsmoss. bishops demanded for protestant& Tug APT:ifor.PE Simnel' HANDICAP of 15 BMW each. r. ft, After some observations from Mr. Cavendish with 93 0 added ' for all ales ' "'min extra . Tkre"aarlers of Be. Pd ' I tramways. I Clashistplees. I :saws. Wile. Ile 1 all Atlantic&St Lampe' 56 is - Dentinek and Mr. Whalley, Mr. Monsell withdrew 1 .. ..;rd reentry's Gorden'. by Stockwell-Lad? 000316 •• • 1 et. i 100 Dom. Bar. &C. In. pp. a 100 * nu 1 101 his amendment, and the house divided on the Lori W, Heim-lead's Indian Star 2 10 112 I Do. F Shares I par pm - 31.. 8.. 11. Jones's Skylark - fororiginal motion, when the numbers were 1023 'Two ethers also ran. 15 ,an Do. Preference e • -. and 1023 against it. Pewee: sto 4 apt Gooier*, sto t apt Indian Star, sto I toe 400 it o g „oot A t i o d. th b - The SPEAKER, in giving hia castin vote, said 8845 kin g C844181814. m " 52° I r Sk y lark '•( I 4 a ru m ut 18714-4 l6B 71 - sAwe: 50. f t rg.e. St 100 Cat && Eugenia p. e.g - --, - the principle involved in the resolution was an mi.. Fulke's red romp, by Vehgeance-Illmerlma .. .1 it inc e a ,. y . * r,,,..a 1zit.6 66 66 - important Gue, and if a ffi rmed it should be affirmed Lord Weattu..riaod's Osprey - Betting : 2 to 1 an Osprey. by a majority of the house, and not simply by the each, with AO sdiled : for 16 ; WI ? '1" Baagal 171 L 4 " Ha 101 101 RWMATION S TAI R S of 5 eon.l Do. do. 6 d 0... - - - some of the presiding of fi cer, and under these cir- te T u i Ld f.' s ‘ -yrolde: weight for age; with penalties and allow- it. 100 Zest Indian pt. 6 d0...1 196 109 1081 1 1 cumatances he gave his vote with the noes. an,...5. Three-quarten of a mile. 20 1 2 Do. L Share/ . ...- ~ 1 1111114 3i I Mr. Thellusson's Elmira. by Wild Dwell-Emotion - The motion was consequently negatived. l or d Westmorland's Betty 2 too I i all i Do. Eauip.lL 8.0..* So 86 - Mr. HARDCASTLE moved the third reading of the Captain 51schell'a Shrew 3 too dt , Do. lal d preL Bo nds ..... .1 so 64 - Ive others alio ran. 100 l a n i D o . y o ma t - Church Rates' Abolition Bill, and Mr. ACLAND, Betting : 7to 4 asst splendour , 4to 1 apt Betty, fl to 1 apt jot, 'di I b,;: - l i d „ - ,w . ''"7:! r, 11 having withdrawn a motion he had on the paper Minue t,l " , 1 . _get the Lateefcolt. 80 all.__ _.. _ each _.~- inroference to it, the house divided, and the third THE HU ATINOta ili CCP of 920 son., by subscription of 10 DOTS. it, 1100 Great b a i lee by ( 108 I 1071 1 1 each, with 100 added, for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; penalties and 110 all ~ Do. Few 5 pie ma. - - pm, - reading' was carried by 129 to 99. allowances. Two miles. 46 subs) , 101 II I Do. le. ..... 11 lipm .- The Church Bates' Regulation Di ll was with- Mr. Proctor ' s eby Kalthian- Amanda „.. 90 , 6 I De. New -. .. 11 limn. - Lord flateman's Moulaey - de. ' IOOI 43t. 8. of India - g. 6 p...et, 100 101 drawn. Marquis of Hastings' John Davis 3 It 100 i Do. 4i par cent. .. .. 92 94 - - The order for the second reading on the Aaaocia- Floe others also ran. to} an lit Western et Canada, 141 141 141 1 1 flow, of Workmen Bill was discharged. Lucifer was scratched at 145 pm. on the day of the race. 100 ; all Do.lllp.e. Dia pay.ls73i 96 96 - The Marquis of Hastings declined to win amts , Ltrer The house then went into committee on the Betting: 5t02 on Lecturer, 10 to 1 apt Rams 11 to 1 ant the I V 1 al l i n i =4 ) ? . /J l .l 7 o ' d 'il 86 i " Il i a -: Sunday Trading Bill, but on the first clause a din- Amanda eon. IT to I .gat Moulsey, and 15 to 1 apt Fitz Ivan. it. 100 Madras imar. sp. cent! 100 101 1001 THZ OAKLEY SRLLINO PLAT! of 50 son., added to a sweep- i tE t ee suasion was rained by Mr. Locke, who objected to stakes of 5 son , each, for all agn weight tor age, with seiner D5 ' s ' 4 .....! 95 95 IL 1100 Do. do. d0...1 89 PI 941 - the principle of the bill, and he was followed by allowances. T. Y.C. Half • mile. NI all Do. Fifth Extension - - - Dr. Brady and Mr. Serjeant Gavelee. A motion Mr. Harlock's tby King of the Forest-Come Arouse .1 50 ; all Hell. andHoMmes Bayl 53 61 - Captain !lechers Haymarket - NO I ell Do. 6 si. et, pay.lBBo 93 95 ... made by Dr. Brady to report progress war nega- Mr. J. Dawson's oby Newcastle, dam by Colsteriale o 1 0 0 lan De. Sp. et, pay. toss is, 36 - tived by 82 to 20. Before the second clause wee tatted - St. 100 N.ltolcan.Op c. lstp.B. 83 Six others also ran. agreed to, however, further progress with the bill Betting: I tot each WS the Come Arouse 88 7 and ll*Mn.tr' Ift. 1: De. gal' a r air4. l IL ° 1 1 01 1001 - was postponed. ket. sto 1 eget Stmall , sad d to 1 " bar th ree." II 16 De. ile. do. - - ... , Idis *pm - The house adjourned at 5 minutes to 6 o'clock. THE PEEL HANDICAP PLATRof NW son., for all age; winner* et 109 Da. todenb do. .._I 99 100 - extra. Half a mile straight. 40 =ha) el 1* Dealimbelkllletdo.l 86 87 •-• It Mr. Chaplin's volun teer, Alarm-lona l Mr. Welsby's Lady SLAYER Y AND THE BLAVXTILIDE IN TURKEY. Mr. De la Ce's Gretna 3 JOINT STOCK BANIS. - e -- Twelve others also rem La lIL I Lam Irsl M. prises. I Side Betting : 5 too eget Volunteer, Ito tap' Sunnylotha 7to 1 ea le The following address to the Sultan, on the sub- apt Tturmemeter, 10 to Iwd 0008111 et 'Trumps, left lope - db - I - AIM* .. -- U - - . - ject of slavery and the slave-trade in Turkey, was sent in ' , rebus , sold 20 to 1 apt Deaden. 60. ABlenterainitea . * - - awl is; to him, through his Excellency Feed Pachs, after an in- BETTING ON THE COURSE. 100, II Angie Austrian 8 - -pm 8 7-11 I effectual attempt on the part of the united Committees of GOODWOOD STAKES. 40, W AngheDmyptlae(Lim.) , all - - 1.52 11 10, SI 1 Agee Haan (Lunited) il6 -- de - the French and the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery So. sto 1 east Jezebel (o, t 6 I Bto 1 apt Guy ofWarwiek to, a , , „ mewed . I a n, ea 65 64 to it •,t ti Itieo to I lembelllnMilleshuinsial e- - - cietiea to obtain the opportunity of presenting it in Paris, THE GOODWOOD CUP. 11,601 201 De. New, Weed 2 peal 5 - -eta - by deputation. The subjoined letter to Fuad Pacha ac- 6to 2 sat Lecturer .0) 10, 25 ' Beak et Rap an - - - DERBY. 86, 30 , Bead Otsge(Ltnalted) 10 - - dis - companied the address: 15 to 1 apt Blue flown (t) I 1 1000 to 30 apt St. Ronan 3) 10, 60 11155802912""64221 II 1 - The undersigned respectfully beg his Excellency Fuad 16 to 1 - Suffolk it) 110, 10 , Bank of New Zealand lO 7 9pa - Puha to place in the bands of his Highness the Sultan 50, be ; British&Califurulan(L) 76 -- dY - the accompanying address. It is the one which was 20,000 60 ; British N. America ,di •-•- - adopted on behalf of the united Committees of the French WINCHESTER RACES.-WIDNICSDAY. 40, 30 ,C. Bk. lad* Ana . Main an. - - 181 and British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Societies, mentioned This meeting 11 " - conelnded most successfully, the weather being 55 . 15 ' C 8 4 .22 Hr- of untlkfts•l ea, 25 27 - in the letter of the pat and the 4th current, sent by the I l rl t r i t l ,l 11 ",: d p 4 a ' he ad V da y and gma Th. e "" sev Pan eral 7 ad j u t- 25" : 2 1 110m' col ciV oniir --. --,--...,... - undersigned to your excellency, in the name of their bons to the n aristocratic supUters of the turf present on 160 , 000, 10 Consolidated Bank ( L ) 4 - - pea 41 honoured colleagues, but which await, up to the present Tuesday. As will is seen , the favourites 'amorally were ensue. 50 .5901 10 I Do. do. New - pm - moment, the oourteey of a reply from your exce ll ency. maid. but the only noteworthy feature of the day was the sec. 10 , 000 1 50 ' Delldamdlard° B ( 1 4 •II - The undersigned, commissioned to take, through the ems of Douro, who defeated Black Prince, after a desperate 00 . 000 1 101 fled Loudon (Limited) 5 - - eta - medium of your excellency, the nnoosaary steps t o o bt a i n finish: thus turning the tables on his previous day's victor. 10 50 : 000 000 , 10 10 , neatullnultallste l ndlek sa Amen lbm) . u s •-•._ -... aide - - for a deputation, specially appointed, the honour of an There wan tot Tel Uxsateaolt Cr singl e e Zo n e 100 nova .to a sweepstakes 60,000 1 33 , Itng.Benkß.dalaneiroL 10 -- dB audience of his highness, and finding th eir efforts likely to of 10 son. each, h ft;for all ages : snisht for sag. ; penalties * OO l * 20 13 11 . 3 tonaual- M. , " an - - - fail, consider that they ought not to defer sending direct, and selling and other 'nominees. One m ile. (18 subs., 1 0.0 00 . 60 NeSliehandflintUsh M.) 16 -- Ms - through your excellency, the address confided to their Duke of Beanfort's lord Ronald, by Stockwell-Edith_ .. 1 10 . 000 . 100 1 10 13arlallialth(larattol) 10 - - - care, and intend 4 for him highness. This office die- Duke of Newcastle's Julius 3 4,000' 25 lonian ~.. so - - - charged, their present mission to Paris will be secoln. Mr. A. Days Chltb4tml Two others also ran. 6,000, 26 Do. New - ... 5 - - &ailed. The holy cause of humanity-outraged by the Betting: 5t02 on Janus, and 3to 1 apt Lord Ronald. 100,0001 br lend Mort Bk. Itail;(L). a - - dim - existence in the Ottoman Empire of slavery and the slave. Tim CHARM HANDICAP of 60 son., for 8-yr-olds and up- 5000018 100 n*-Ste k - . D•b 49 ".teffei all St 84 - in trads eireasaians and negrose-imposes upon the un- moos ; winners extra. T.Y.C. 09 subs.) 10,000' 66 Loa. ofiletrao,sta(L) 50 -- dB - &reigned and their honoured colleagues, the sacred duty Duke of Beanfort's Lady Hester, by Thunderbolt-Ltuley 1 11 0 00 100 1,00,14 . and 11 Thantsn•• Si - ' ll5 - of pleading, under all circumstances and in the face of Mr. Samuel ' s Amour Proper 3 5.000 100 , London& itiverPlate(Lp --• pen - scourges.the world, in behalf of the unhappy victims of those two Mr J. Ifawlay ' s Vsbststinla Oreenford also ran. *ooo_ __, 116 Do. New . ,, I* at lips 10 - - pro - in Strong in the sentiment of this duty, they find Betting: 6to 4 apt Lady Hester, 7to {apt Vabaletbus, and 50 • 900 1 IS no• It*. do 110 it at once a reason for the justification of all their aa o g 1 ., m amm . prow:KO* 10 Lon. Ch. Bank et AnsieLl en - - - efforts directed to those who have the power to bring T HE •tyy miten t ime FLATS o f 60 ion , for e. r ._ o km an d 17,6* 50 Loudon sad County * 66 54 - these evils to an end. Signed on behalf of the united upwards: selling allowances. Five 118 fur 14,600, 20 Do. do. New 0- - 20 j 1 committee, JOeEPH COOPER, London ;L. A. CHAMEROT- Mr. H. Wright's Reindeer , by Mounter reer-Sultans .. 1 224 ", " 1°114 " " 1 " 81 ° 68 - •• 15 el 43 - now, Secretary, London. Hotel Windsor, Rue de Rivoli, Mr. land's Knight Templar - - - Mr. A. M Day's The Plying Spanker Throe MMus also rm. 3 10,006 100 Lon. alWsetern(lBm.) - - dls Paris, July 8, 18b7. - 6,000. se lomdendrih= r ) . 174 --• die - TO MIN HIGHNEAS THE SCLTAN ABDUL AZIX. Betting : 6t o 4 a pt Reindeer, Bto 1 spit Mks Alta , 4to 1 60.000 100 leaden R IJO 102 104 103 21 Sire, -The &mire Francais d'Emaiteipation and the egret Miss Intieheth. sad 5741 apt Flying Spanker. 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (LW.) ~ II - - - Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery ad THII GRANOR PARR STAR* of 15 sore each, 10ft, with 40 „„. 1000 005, 1 00 00 xero. DD. tu .NeW alans. .• • • -. (1 :-, 1 i t - =a: . = ded for 2.yr-olds ; colts, get 18th: fillies, Mt 611; winners ssa Society respectfully approach your highness for the tar- extra , T. Y.C. /about eve fortant im i p t r ubs.) 20,000 10 Metropolitan thiraitedii Z- - .... sse of directing your attention to a question ' of the Duke of Beaufort's Rire, by -Dales 1 5,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim) _I 10 - - - highest importance to civilisation and humanity. These Mr. PadekkhWitchceth - 3 20,000 a Natiamal of Anointed. 4 -, -pm - two associations have devoted many years of persistent Mr• Brain's SI wGIGT - - - tome 100 N. Fro. *Zeeland . -.., 4/8 •-••-• effort to bring about the extinction of slavery and the i l i z eit'A: 27 . B 4 ° B °. Europa s P LAYS o f 100 gulps* for &molds end up- 'LOOS St De• lad 4 2,4 moss 11 ..- - - - slave trade, end the object they have in view has ever en- „aid::10,000 80 National lath ~ ... ... 80 - - forage. Two miles. - awed them the active eo-operation and the sympathetic Mr. Bi t ;'' i s Douro, by Arthur Wellealey-Jenny Lind - -•• an - - support of the moot illustrious men of France and Great Colonel ox's Black Primes 2 60,004 90 tooth Weston Britain. If the united committees now take the liberty of Mr. A. Day's Chilbolton - presenting themselves to your highness, it is because they Three *has Wo ran. *WI 50 eroet&amakincomp.(4 is - - die - deem it to be their duty to address those sovereigns whose Betting: 2 tol on Black Prince, 3to 1 apt Denro,ll to 1 apt " 000100 Prunus'. ef Imilau -••' 18 86 8 2 - all-powerful and 19 to 1 apt any other. 4,000 10 Do. do. New.. ,an -.-. - all-powerful influence may be exercised against the two THE litiorsmeß COP (vales WO), added to • sweeplekes of 5 I °A„. 00 _ „ 11 ' South_ Allialla,,, . ,•2_,.• -• ..... ad - - evils the extirpation of which they seek. They are en- son each, for hunters; list 7lb each ; penalties and allowances ; ;,,, , ..•,”,_oo 1 S tand. ~,_ ~,_se sk w Amos ••, 16 - - - courage& to do so by the favourable reception which has eentkmen riders; professionals 71b extra. About two mites. 1 . 0 .`.... 5 . * 1 * 1 1 * * 5 Po.' 11l - - din - hitherto been accorded to them. The sympathies of your 11 subi *OOO 111 1 Data d Amstrana is IN 0 - Melee *Leedom - - union es imbed (WM ....I e se el 47 0o ad .- _ . - hiplines. for whatever affeota civilisation cannot leave Duke of Hamilton's Gamecock, by Neernainster-Grey Hen 1 mOOO too t ..... • you indifferent to the two scourges, slavery end the slave- Mr. W. E. Jones's 25h° y 'HMS lb trade. which exist in your highness's dominions, and which Mr. .1. Hopkins Mayflower 3 Two others also ran. are so adverse to the program of the nation. The Sub- D o w ny 1 6t o 3 op t w oo , 7 (a a mo m Gamecock, and 6 to I /OREM ItAILWATS. Line Porte has, we know, issued finnan. against the public apt Robin Adair. SKIN., RAILWAY& 1 aiming WY* 1 liaka slave marts ; nevertheless, the most recent information TIC %nature' FOAL *Aim of 30 son. each, h ft, 5 only 10 02 'Aatwap * Rotterdam' 83 9 - authorises the belief that they still remain open. The if declared : for I.yrolds ; mita, Est 101 b ; Allies and geldings, 10 sit Fra(l . 2 . 7p.s. 12 is - slave trade in whites brought from Circassia, and in Set Mk T.Y.C. (St subs., six ot whom pay 5 son. each.) adi Mgt* ,K d . 1 1 Mr. Dixotes Purveyor, by - cruel Degrees from Upper Egypt, and the special character of Mr . J Joh ne's Ulan Caterer-CY"" ty imparted to slavery in bfahometan countries by L or d Westmorlsad's H ereo n'. 3 100 all _. ........ ..... ... - -. the nameless barbarity, practised upon mole children, are Betting :2to 1 on Purveyor, sto 2 apt Herennianns, and 10 al sicleulo• -..- -pm .- facts whifo we solicit permission to deplore in premnce of 100 to 7 apt. Clan. 100 1 80 Dandier, & *lig& (L) 15 10 dts - jpoor highness. We believe we are rendering only simple le !le Mitch Ithembh -.... St 4pni ustice to your highness in expressing the conviction that BETTING AT MANCHESTER . -WZDNEBDAT. 02 ; all Do. - 111 lin instated Frame your highness will unite with us in condemning these GOODWOOD STAKE!, 50 11 Central (1) l6 13 ao - practices. We therefore hope your highness will direct 6 t o 1 agst Jezebel 't P 12 to 1 apt Viet Its w` 20 all Lausabourg you all-powerful and benevolent attention to the evils we 13 to 2 - Guy of War- 100 to 7 - Dulcimer (t) 10 all Impel* Ha oast Ll • -.. have taken leave to dwell upon, and will consider the wick It) 100 to 7 - Lucifer [off, t * all (L) 1 - means of bringing them to an end.- We have the honour 10 to 1 - Gomera (t) 100 to 6) 20 all N I _By the 9 - to be, sire, with the highest respect, your highness's very OBRBY. * all Do. 6p. a Pd. f elg. got 18 18 humble and very obedient servants, 1000 to SS eget See Saw ;off) 111 ell Northern of France le A Rs& l oo lze r s o sat.p.e 2 6 - ..w (Slimed on behalf of the British Committee), JOSZPH 10 all Da. .- -. tOoPKR, London ;L. A. CRAWILROVZOW, Secretary, 10 in diorinaglan Think int - - - London.. - (On bebali of the French C,ommittee), NATIONAL VOLCINTIER ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION. 99 all !Mama lemsrnatidin 2 EDotIMID LABOULAYI, President, Member of the -Following closely the meeting of the National Rifle 2 .II ._Pi.rw...,,i4c , - , ,,., , Lnaludu. s , 16 - Institute; AUG. COCHIN, Secretary, Member of the Association at Wimbledon , the National Volunteer Artil- a a .....----. ,-----.,,,,..,;(17, 84 35 - Institute. levy Association of Great Britain is now about to cons- ne u 6, -- ii - llarttudan - - -• - Hotel Window, Bue de Rivoli, Paris, June 30. 1667. mence its annual competition., es in former years, at 6 all Roma Swedish - - _ Shosburynem The meeting promises to be the most sue- 4 ell Do. 7 per cent - ____________ _ , , awful yet held : the prize list is larger and more *bac- 10 ell 'alakhre end Senn • 6 7 1 SALE OP A CASK.? OF Jest/m.8.-A valuable five ; the =trier are very numerous, and the association, ee l° _ n u n 1, 1 kt,... , A „ 54 t 4r ,, , ra, P i';i_, 1 - casket of jewels was yesterday sold by auction by Mews. which has spared neither time , expense, nor trouble to ; 0 ' a j -• -"--'"''' .Aloe V eo ,P er ''. 15 16 Isll Debmham, Store, and Sons. Amongst the lots were the render it so, is gradually but surely progressing in its 10 eg !sa n te z e d, e g 1" 111 1 12 die l ft - following .-A large and fine emerald, surrounded with 16 object. It may also be added that her Majesty has 10 all iteuthernot France.... phi 121 ...., brilliants of the purest water, mounted an a bracelet, presented ten silver cups, value 1001., to be com- II ell IT** we Savo* - - 2 4 - 1051. ; • pair of magnificent emerald and brilliant ear- pined for with Armstrong guns, and that the of _,,,en WLit neneira B 4 1 - rings, 2621. lOs. ; a brilliant ring bracelet, with blue Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and the ee l° *".. .., 04 11g c 2 L o Pret • 8 1 i - enamel scroll baud, 105/. ; a half-hoop ring of fin brilliants, members of both branches of the legislature are among -- ' West " ' -'• " "*"'" " 22 -. JIM 154. ; seven large brilliants, mounted as waistcoat the other prize givers. The camp in which the volunteers FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. buttons, 197/. ; a brilliant and purple enamel heartsease will be located during the meeting was opened yesterday brooch, 130 f. ;38 large emeralds ? forming an anchor-shaped morning under the command of Colonel Gordon, of the Be. I P t I Strzoimr& I Clowns Pr**. I bask brooch, amid • profusion of brilliants, designed to repre s ent Royal Artillery, who has been appointed by the War- 4- in_.. 1 0 -„klustnbolult 6 Seent Si 14 - the convolvulus , leaves, and tendrils, =Y. 12s. ; • cluster office, with • large staff of volunteer officers, for its "'" , "•• - brilliant butterfly bracelet, green enamel leaves, on band, management. In consequence of the large number of 1:0 0 :n u ,Ilaruss and Matanzas . sig 92 sad - _ - 15e1. lla. • add • brilliant snake bracelet, 2101. `volunteers who are going under canvas, the camp, as 100 a u lu n y. nod _ 93 100 fAd Yez:tieemen t..) - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. -No compared with last year, has had to be considerably en. 100 an I Do, Se Done sr go - faiiilly should be without these Pills. Their long-tried efileacy larged, and its appearance, now that it is completed and 9. all North d Frames p e t 1.1% ..t - In removing indigestion, stimulating the bowels, and purifying oyened, is most picturesque. A large number of yokel. 10 all 1 Do (latsChari alp,* - - -- the blood, have secured for them Imperishable praise throughout leers from various artillery corps throughout the kingdom 100 al_ o ll ntlontn,.,_ (*err* Ma) 46 Ss - the globe. Whatever the disease, a few doses will relieve the had ardaad yester d ay . The directors of the London, - "" "'' do. erred " " 25 - snore urgent symptoms , and therea ft er completely control a 1 155 ell Parts Is *Mum* Is 114 - disordered action, rouse the torpid liver , empty the engorgedßecite &S. . (Peen.) - 83 Chatham, and Dover, South Eastern, and Loudon, Tilbury, 100 an • "Li. - ras - spite'', cleanse the obstructed kWneri , assimilate the food. fin. and Southend Railways, have consented to convey volun- 4 all Royal Seidl* 6p.et . li 2 - price the Mood, awl Mersey center on the brain and every tune- Were in uniform to and from Southend and Tilbury stations I* all :Sava LaOrandel p. it 88 IS - ton healthful vigour, natural activity, and wholesome -at • single fare for the doubl_ejourney. * all ~S.Aus. it Lom-tren. 10.0. 5$ Si - Mrity. In cases of Indirmillon, dimmers of sight . CR YST A L pALkci. NE SHILLING DAY . - 1 " Il a fl 3*.atill "• ° "°rLTP•e• - - ISouthernotFrancetp.a 112 1 2 1 - mental and physical lassitude, these restorative Pills act as • „,.- charm. They expel rheuruatisso and gout, while they infallibly ve RDNESDAT, JULY 24.-Admissions on payment, 7,764; mile 01 South Italian, $ par el 5 I - 'affect female complaints in young or old. delicate or robust. ditto by NOM tiOketi, 1,701; total visitors, 9,465. SID in IWAIII.W.eiIni. sp.s 12 tte - a. I rd.l immure I c TriaZ els I " I " 4 " 17 so 1 p.a. 81. 1•9 IMMIM sod fistilteit .. -1 79 SI - ft 1011 Caledonian .. _ 107 109 - St. 100 Cambrian - 60 MI roman.. 3 6 - 84. NW DeibUnandßelfastlnat Jul 4111 1111 - at 100 Dundee.PerthokAbd 7O TO 20 all East London , - -.- 100 all Do. Satp.. -1 - - - St 100 Glasgow w .. n Women., 105 107 - M. 111 Gnat Eastern Ord. 80 20 161 181 51 St. 10 Do. Z. Anit Mk, N 0 . 71 4 6 ..., SR 100 Croat North of Soo Maui: -.-. - St 100 Gnat Northern .. _ lll 112 112 84. 100 Do.A I Ann. no dlr. an ! 110 112 1101 1 111. 100 Do. 81 tll6 p. e. is paldb - - - 8t 100 Do. Ord. Dot Div.:Rook ... - St. 100 Of. South & West (irc) 44 16 - 6t MO Orest Western 4l 411 41 1 at. 100 Do.StourVatOttaßlS -..- St. 100 Do. South Wales - -. - St. 100 Do. W. Mid.-Orf ord 24 n 8t MO Do. Do. Newport! 27 29 - 8t 100 lancsabire& Yorkahlrel 1271 IU 1271 St. 100 Lon, tn. ttis. Coast 1 60 61 5041 St. 100 Landow, &Dov; 16 17 - at 100 Do. Met Exten. AO p. 4. 8 I 81. 100 tendon & North Wsetn. l 1114 112 t 1 1111 11 1 St. 100 LoodonitaouthWeetere 75 77 751 104 St. 100 Ilan. Sbef..&Linoolosb 471 f 444 44 fit 100 Msteopothan....- , 1194 1 70 1191 1 M. 100 Do. Extension. 61•1-1 - dend.;p. ct 11111870' 100 107 red 1061 8 1 rd 100 all MslropoUtan Mirk* 6O 55 t 0 10 Do. de. de. - -.- 10 at Do. Rat John's- w oo d - St. 100 Midland.. ...._ 1 1131 114 4 114 all I Do. MO Blare! _ ... - - .... M. 100 1 Do. Bina. & Darby. • 83 (1.5 - St. 100 .!forth Brltialt St 100 i Do.Edia ,Petth,Duad , - - - fit. 100 N. Madam-Berwick I 991 1001 914 M 109 . Do. O.N. IL Pure._ - - dla lit 1081 De. Leads -- _ . 58 6J 58 al 100 , Do. York -- -_ St 100 ' Do. Carlisle i 130 135 - 26 all Do. atook.&Oarling. 83 34 - 16 24 Do. do.. 136041 - Bt. 100 North London - ... ; 114 111 - 10 6 ' Do. do., 1806........ f 11 pin - St 100 NortbStaffordabirs ' 66 CS - St. 100 N. & & Western Juno. , 116 118 - St 100 Scottish Central - ' - - - St. 100 altropthlre Union _ 1 164 681 - St .100 &Mb Devon ...... - et 1 100 Booth raiders I 831 831 634 1 20 all Mainse,Woklaiiti V 10 - St. 100 MO Vale - ...... 10 1 4 pm ' Do. C 3 4 - St. 1100 Waterford & Klatisony - - .. 10 111 Iliatmioo & Wbitidab - BEMS& rump:moss. 01. 1 Pd.. 1 ltaiterais. 1 MOW/ prier. I sines. WO I all Atlantic&St I.mersace 56 fa 1 -- 30131221 rn. Bar. &C. lia. pp. e. 1001 1011 101 12 Do. l Shares I par pat - 104 an ' &MUM & Lake Moroni if - 16 , all Do. Preference 6 • - 100 1.00 Ilaft,Brant,looderleb - 50 1 • per ceut.lB7l4-4 1 a n 100 Cat && Esaternsp. e.g - -.- St 108 Capo T.& Dock egit. 66 66 - 160 all Demerara.7p.o. 190 101 - it 100 'East Bengal in. 6 10 I 71 Do. do. 6do - - - it. 100 last Indian sti. 6do 1 158 IN 104 1 1 20 I 2 Do. L Shuts . 1 1 19 11 1 3 1 2 34. lOO Grand Trunk °Monads? 181 17s - 100 I all i Do. Equip. M. 3.0p.M., 60 83 86 - 100 an Do. Ist pref. Bon& - 100 IsD I Do. 2nd pre/ iamb 6O 45 - 100 , all i De. ird prof. Stock 36 37 - MO jell I Do. 4th pref. Stook ! 18 20 _ St. I MO Great laillaa 1.07 103 I 1071 1 1 tiO 1 all ! Do. guts 6 pre saa. - 10 111 I Do. New Ile. - 20 1 6 1 Do. New —. _ 14 lepm. - 54. 1 100 .0t 8. of Indla - g. 6 p...cd. 100 101 - M. 100. i Do. 42 per emit - tOl all 'Gt. Western ef Canada, 144 141 144 1 1 100: an 11::.1..pay.18731 95 96 - 100 c all Da do. do. 1377.8.1 86 84 - 10 I 3 1 cli,Umlted) 4 licimeir,dh, - it. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent' 100 101 45" 1001 St IN Do. de. 41 do I 83 96 - IL 1100 Do. do. 44 do 1 39 PI 941 29 1 all De. Fifth Extension - - - 60 . all Mein. sad Honeon's Earl 63 65 - too 1 all Do. •p. M., pay.lBBo 93 95 - 106 IMI Do. 6 . p. M. pay. 1066 so 84 - 86. 100 Nato( tan.Op c.lstp.B. 83 86 -. St 1105 gar. 5 perms& 100 101 - St 100 Da. 60....._ -1 100 101 1001 MI 16 Do. de. do._- , 4.W ipm - St 100 De. Podanb do. .. _I 99 100 - 6l 100 Dre. liwinsfltrist.do. 86 87 .. 111 =WM (Liza.) A 6 - - i - w' MO 4.11114110 .- 64;;tiea .- - 44 - - dial 15; 911 Aspja Austrian 6 - -pm 6 19 AngloNmptlan(Lini.) , all - - 151 116 1 Olde 4o st* Malan (Lunitad) 1 16all, - - dle 60 - 1 Analmelsda De 63 65 20 1 ltraidllitrOolambial all - - - 16 11f Do. New, inked 2 somi I -- - die - o* ot Ipppll - - 30 , Botha Otto (Limited) l all o -- d 4 - w' BeiskoMetoilaal l U 1 - - - 10 [Beak of New Zealand lO 7 9 pia - 10 ; British/6 Californian(L) n - - dis - 601 British N. Allusion ,aN - - - 90 ,C. Bk. lad* Ace. Oldoal all . - - 181 U ' Chart. Mar. of Inek&e.l sll , 25 27 - 30 . City ..- llO ' 13 15 - 100 (labial_ .. ._- ~. - ~. 2 , is - - - 10 i 001303114aSed Bent 44 4 --p 41 10 1 Do. do. New - pm - 101 Delld and London (L). 116 - - - 6011686 London ( Limited ) II e- - es - 10 ' ZastintlichamMLint. 6 - - dls - 30 , Englhab and Amencen . II - - dis - 20 , ltog.Bstika.dolaneiroL 10 - - 44Boi.lkee.dteneL 60 Nall4handBwedish (L.) 16 - - die - 100 lasperialliank(Limitod) SO - - - 2011=1 MOW= - 23 I - 26 Do. Now 5 - - -. 10 londMort Bk. - I;MWI.i, 6 -.! - dim - WO Do.lipoDeb..lB6o.3oyrei all 81 84 - MI Loa.Mccelezieo,do.(L) l 10 - - (14 - 100 London and Brazilian-1 MI - - die - 20 ! Do. New - - die - 1001LendondltiverPlate(L)' 411 --• pm - II Do. d U Do. Now, do. km ato I legos: 10 10 - - - I pm - - pm - 10 Lon. Clli. Book of AnsirLl all - - 1 1 - 20 SO LoudonDo. and Musty.- le 66 31 - do. 80 London Joint Meek.--II 41 08 - 10 Loudon & fleathAltimm all - - - MO Lom a & Mottorn(Thm) 111 - -Ms - 60 load= 41 • 4mmtwii(10 In -- 64 - MO Leaden iireelindasiard 90 102 101 103 21 3; 100 Merchant Bank (Lim)., U - - - 100 Do. New -—.! 10 - -44 - w MwmantUelkinsaan(L) : 13; ee. -As .- 10 Me tr opolitan (Limited)! MI - - - MO Midland Bank (Lira.) IIO - - - 6 National at Allattslails 4 -. -pm - LOS Nakao' et_ Liverpool-1 NI - - - MO N. Pro. el 'Wand .di - - - si Do. lad Is Thl lasisZ. , 1 U - - SO National Book - ... - - - Ed 10 New booth Wales.-- all - - - 90 Ifollh Wallin - 00 Or ient al liank Smalk Cavort,. all 42 43 - ta.ineorp - PM Prestos'. of Irelood1 1 ... (L) • U 86 87 Os - 10 Do. do. New... , all -.-- 25 !Booth Amlralia. . ail - - - MO t stout of ka. Aiiic; 'is - - - too . De. do. tes. at 6pa 3O - - die - 26 / llaion d Australia_ , I all 47 41. sd .- leo 1 Onion a behind (Ma ) l II - - - W ! Balms of Loads. -.. •16 MI MI - Ed P 0111204 ItAILWAYS. . 1 RAILWAY& 1 CRAY( 411444.1 WI& = l ferg. ll°S e rpm . 111 1:1 - - 87 241 . 0 . 5 4. 7 10. 0 144 1 6 15 - Oastral Argentine .... 71 isitennien .. ....:;.. • ... - Deno/mg dt 2112t(a..) 15 10 die - Delon Shad& - .... 31 Ilpin zd - Do. - %stern of Frame 22 - ad Contra' (1) l5 18 Me - Lowesaboorg Imparial llsideatt L) 3l 41 —. i j a) 1 1 go o g.o.Prt. }A. sow 18 18 l ir. - - N ern of hews - MIL trer.p.e 2 6 .- Da - -. 1 - iNerwegion Think het - -..- 4346sman Megrim Aldb 2 - Thrial.ramendludit. 1:1 - !Peels mad Orisons - Itreille di S. Pranda.lL ) 10 11 - loyal Sardinian - - - Do. 7 per can't . . 8 1 1 - ' lisatims and Meuse - Do. 4pwrossaPreL 9 I -. Ina PaalolLl6.7 per et 16 16 15/ ILBooth Bash M AvetAlom Venetian 141 15; MI - Portugal - - die illoatbern of France_ ITitrha aid Savo ßadars na - 2 4 - Watt Si a - Do. 84 per Gent. Pref. 9 91 - West AL R. of /ranee 23 23 - THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1867. ODLOiRAL 00' 18ck1100, BrlitahOola.Opdt.,lB72 laelo. 895 Gov. 6 p. 1877-116. Do. Opent,P4l.4tAtc. Do. Opsrot. Itar.3 11,111 - 4,808 Do. iptectlam&J ' 81191109 Do. Sweat's. 119,10010ape0111114.411p0r.18731 DO. 491.1888-19001 I Do. do. 1890-001 170. do. 1.590-91 118,000 i Do.litallp.Bo4Blllo 100000, o•9loa,Nov. 11.4 1, 6 p.cd 1110,0001 Do. 1178, do.. 1,000,000 Do. 1871 410. 1011,006 14arWa11 per 440878 100,000 Do. 1878 100,000 Do. 11181 800,000 Do. 1815 ' 166,600 NotalGov.6p.o.Ap.koo. 109000 Now Briztagov.lpsrot. 1,186,90(7 New South Woks Clow.„ I sp. mot., 1871 to 1876 ' 9671,800 Do. sp. a 1885 00 1856 859000 D0.6p.0.r,1867 00 1876 160.000 Now Zooland Spar aril 1.009004 Do. Sper ant 600.000 Do. 11 par art. 1/11 864.000 Do.do.l6lllJar&Doe 150,0001 Novo &web 11p. a,1878 . ..1156.100 Quosoniaad Go.. 6 a el 1,177,459 Do. Do. 1891 719060 B.Aust.Gov. 6 p. 0.,67-77 Do. 1878 aad opwda 810,000 Vlaoov.llp. *Jam July 7,000,000 Do. Op. ot Apri 4110, _BEITI39 1,000 .. 1,900 - 1,044 .. 11,800 .. 611 .. 6,144 .. 4,000 1 .. 6,000 .. 1,996, • • I cv' t " . _ Clifford Ama. Der. 0. Con. (Tsvistcli ) Drakewalli Zest Beret (Illogan) Salt Caredon Bast Cern Brea Seat Grenville Fast Lovell L W. Russell (Tarfatk ) Grumbler & St. Anoyn Great Lamm (Molted) Great South Tolima G. W. Vor (Holston) Grenville Hsroira Foot Ilingoton Downs Margaret (Uny Leant) Marks Valley Mwyndy Iron Ors New Beton North Roakear North Wheal Crotty United dens (U. talent) L Caradon (St. Char), th Condfurow . W. /ranee@ (Megan) Sing Park Tin Qv& West Basset ((!Mogan) W. Condos (Idakeard) West Chive:don West Seton Wt. Biased (Mogan) Wh. Buller (Redroftli) Wheal Selma W,MaryAan (Menhen ) Wh. Triolawnsy (List I £,OOO 11,600 6,000 6,908 6,000 1,024 0,000 — iiii 9,999 do,?oe, 6,640. f..?" 1 1111111 1,138! 6,000' 6,000 1,004 I,iiil Vie 46.00 el No. 1 Sh. 4070,1101 1.401.6001 "NW 94 87 98 100 98 100 82 84 Al 84 102 104 106 117 1114 106 101 105 98 94 102 104 148 110 104 106 101 104 104 100 105 107 107 109 99 101 98 98 94 N We lei 96 97 104 106 91 93 NI 106 107 105 106 95 97 :34 :I 100 106 10Th 106} 1054 1106 I Pd I CL 8t 84. 110 as. 1 al DIBLYTUJii No. • • 402.0185. Otista 4 p.c. Mar.4:B4p. 100 40181/0 BR o.Nthu.4p.e.Jsa.&July 100 610,000 at. O. Waco.—W. 14.-05.,41 p. et. Jan. & July —.400 618,00084. Ihric.&Yttp.o.Jan.atlly 100 600,000 81. Lso.Brigh.4p.e.lso &Fly 110 1018228 at. LAN.W.4p.e.lita.&Jaly 400 612.830 88. Do. 3tp.e. Jan.& July 100 00,710 St Jau.& July 100 181. Midlan4l,4p.e.Jan.&July 100 131. N. Bettis!, L P. & D. 8., p. et., Tab. & Aux .. 100 ta. N.istrit.,4p.e.Jan.rniuly 100 84. ,84ohN.L,4p.a.Ap.0kot. 100 trams. No. I St 0011PUltai. 43aueda Awslo-AwwekeateL(L. A a =r am eleseep i r. :I Do. S w ogee. Aulte Agetent..., Aseereikaa M. Letro.(L . & BZErTea Estates ateeweeke (1.4 Do. New Dekko, Vaughan (L Doesbef r Ow (1.4a1te4 British AiseelWie i;e . ia; ° E. Jr L Mag. TOL ae) ' Meow Curdlealwea& tnv(Li° I .:= a _ Lai sad Waal India . 100 I Ltd be ad London &St katliarin. 100 S 6 67 Do. Dab. el 4p. dnt all Moutlissipton 100 Berm Coesinaralal 100 1.2. pekoe. - I — SS 12 I 92 1M 10 116 02 91 92 94 91 93 92 99 93 63 18 14 15 SO SS 76 80 17 19 9 41 & . elxn ' 121 IS6 16 2 j 61 xd I Idee zet it 23 9C96 6666 ▪ IN., 14 Odle. lie 2 1 di l l 1f129 dls lid I zeal . $ 6 the lie 103 17 Igo,. CI 3 di. id le skull Pt` ,tri fe,oilO 0.00,000 4400,000 110,000 40.000 10,000 67,000 111,000 00.000 ifioil IdiaLlliptLOosll,l it, Dtaccmpt, Limittdd ettioLLoodaal. Pro.(L ) City of Milan Imyro.(L ) Do. City of Moscow!.. (L ) City 060011( Ida. Coal(L) .s:iiii 11,000 166,000 200,000 MAO 10,000 10020261 2100,110 IMAM 1,603 1 / 1 ,000 10,000 11 - 05 0 0 I 00,000 113,8111 6019,970, 10,00411 10,0001 00,000 i 10,000 iCoilikerolal Usk* Dm (Coo. of Ablosalke.(l C. Coot/misted Vo.Ciae (L. M. Itoog.,Pref 71 p.o. C. of Lon. Dd.1877,0 p.c. Do. do. Mt, do. C. lam at Lydon& X) De.of Noontime (1 ) V a Teedoeise• D ei v. l i cs. Pony. Deb (Wilted) dame Tu a k :I . J. bandideen4C.* PIM L K. Loft ;. a siiiii i.ocooso L.F. ___ _____.... =3l3rtTrd.(l..) sirsph ... Do. Dow IlissAtite.Copper (1.1 m) Ens. sad Forma didl , it Scottish hlarta.(L ._ _........_. _. 10,214 4200,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 10.000 10,000 µ,004 I Kieirt(Wareboase7U General Credit& MIL.) Oen. Iltain Rome It Coiontal JCL HongiontlCbina Hudson's yajiksideo Amnia 10,000 iiiiii 000,000 10,000 10,000 14,100 ' 41100,0001 a,lOO lOW, V,90 '7,140 _.,_ __ 00,000 100,000, 26,000 1 1/0,000 10,000 10 . ,ii - 0 MAO 1 ONION 20,000 Indian Carrying (Lim.. Internat. Pinan.doc.(L 1 Internal Land Qedit(L , Italian Land. Italian Wig. (Ouz.Cay. I Do.' p. a Bds. r. 187 V Lend leourltlea( Lim. ).. Lond.Atrican lan. at Caledo T o r . z lM Lon.Oonntylond&B.(L Load. DlstrietTslag.(L . 1 .1.0. Loud. Timm Liao. (L.) Land. G. OninlbeaC.(L.; &taGlarg.ii= Lon& Provincial Madre. Irriga. k Canal, I Pp et.g.bylndianGov. I I ltaurllins Lind, die. (L. )1 Eaten, ten. TeL (L. ).. Merchant &Inning (L , . Millwall F.l4l.&Dock(L), !MITA] Iron Worts. Natal Land a c0ic.1...)1 National Die. COOL I L) Do. New, lasutl im i. National Prov.ll L Nationaldteens Nay.( ) NerboddaCcelttirordL) NewConeolidat.= New Qnsisrada, N.Zseland Loltil..Al.) N.Zealand T.& Lon ) Northam Amami Tea ). h Do. B N.Blis.Attiotrabiolan (L )1 . . Brit atMoreaa(L.;t Oa= Mottos (In n. )1 Oriontalflaiadolabs. 4 OrkbabolGoo(LIzoltod) Do. New _ 1 ;;LlnlaadSt•aso(L. Otago lBthlaad Invest Ottawa GM* (Limited. PSDIUSS It, IL Misa(L), TZ. Peeditlv. lawd& 1111a.(L Peslasolar 0 Stem ..I Do. do, New 18561 _po. do : do. 18671 ithyeos Do. Now A t° J. S* 'm My aitre Du (Um ), 1 .! °7 -4 1 " 281 , 414 ._ 1 I is a a 10! 103 Abode& breast. (L N i pa Plias. Clovis (L) Anima 11. *1ni.2.1..1 aboodoe Telegraph Do Bongo 81.0oestroadllabig Do. _ Do_ _ 4 Vi : 24 28 NI 104 102 106 • 6dl. I 6 et!. 6 2 6 4di. 4 2 gib 16 14 411 'C 4 411. 142 li7 T - I _I 41'1 nth id , 8 _ t, it .itit.l 4 1 12 1 - I 2 1 6 11 M• 1 1 ell , 2 7 id. b au a I If 23 to d• 21 idli - 1. -9- r i 99 IN ti 1141. 2 Ilk Si 42 40 46 - .... M. 0 641. N fic; ,, 13 I peo 4 II 411, 18 :8 dl. 1414 ipm 1 P. 181 1 1 11m. ides 141.3 i 1 Pra 4 Ban ei 6 0 11 43 46 lb 18 14 16 pm 10 . kelle 1 1.1 1 WIN 3629 46 40 ♦5 28 6 1 dl 64 26 141 15 =Ce. Money 1,141 Pe&elms TrestaAgearrotAzi a (L .1 et U T. I L s. Marls* of IA U. vor. tL United DaeouseCorp(L Untied IL Teleg. Co.(L. Do. 10 per cent. pref.! Unlage. Merle. Tea Dissaues lead 110100(00 ' 41 Pree "se sse lbekeee (Lail IWeellaile*Paelaeala. • Cell pendia i i 1G 20 SI e 0 88 SO 110 Ull 66 } ST 66 76 ii 114.1 I 4 sicsalll 1; 1 It; lb 1 7 • rti al 11 9I 10 9I CI a PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., 107. likiland, Lakes*: and 'Main 4 per oast., 117 i. _du Id 5} rd 9S - OIN id al Ka .- - I 901 I} id - 96; 91 108 7 8 1101 10 ei 71 7 b 410 430 11 It 41 S 1 xd It II 6 . 7. e 6' 16 . 17. i:i it :11:0 71 txte isttelitteace. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JIILY24. (Before Mr. Registrar Mishit) IN RR errO, DITTO, AND CRAMPTON. In answer to the Registrar yesterday, Mr. Reed said the object of the examination was to ascertain whether certain of the claims which had been made against the firm of Pete, Betts, and Crampton, whose estate alone was being administered in the court, ought to be admitted. The Registrar said it would be more convenient for all the disputed claims to stand over for dissuasion before the commissioner, and that course was assented to. In answer to further questions Sir Morton Peto stated that Mr. Christian, the cashier of the firm, had the manage ment of the financial departments. Messrs. Baring Brothers, who tendered a proof for 10,0001., held securities in the shape of bills of exchange. A number of proofs by banking and other firms to the aggregate amount of about 300,000/. were afterwards admitted, and the thra e inspectors, with whom was asso ciated Mr. J. C. P. emilifie, of 15, Leadenhallkstreet, banker, were chosen creditors' assignees ; Mr. Henry Bishop (Coleman, Turqusnd, and Co.) being appointed manager. Messrs. Maynard and Co. are the solicitors to the estate. The 9th of October, at twelve o'clock, was named pro form! for the sitting for examination and discharge. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT. --F1 —TAFTORD, JULY 24. CROWN COURT.—(Before Mr. indica Shoe.) It will be recollected that in February last • man named Thomas &taker wrote a letter to the Earl of Stam ford and Warrington threatening to make certain revela tions in connection with his lordship's racing transactions if his demand for money were not complied with. From the exalted social position of the noble lord, and the comments of the public press upon the manner in which the charge was investigated, the case at the time engrossed • con siderable share of public attention. After several magis terial examinations and remands, Bowker was ultimately committed to take his trial at the Stafford assizes upon the charge of attempting to extort money by means of threats, but was admitted to bail. The came, however, abruptly came to an end by the foreman of the grand jury (Viscount Ingestre) announcing that they had ignored the bill. The learned judge, in his charge to the grand jury, made no allusion to the subject. THE EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT BY A STOCK BROKER'S CLERK. Yesterday, William John Hurst, late of Hawk hmt-lodge, Lower Sydenhani, was finally examined before Alderman Sir It. W. Carden at the Mansion-house police court, on the chair of embezzling and staling large sums, the moneys of his Late employers Messrs. Seymour and Elwyn, the stockbrokers, of Throgniorton-street, his defal cations being proved at the examination on Monday to exceed 14,0001. in the aggregate. On this occasion oounael did not appear either for the prosecution or the defence, it being understood that the proceedings of this day would be confined to the reading over to the various witnesses the depositions which had been taken, and to the taking of the evidence of one wit ness, Mr. Graves, who had been summoned, but had failed to attend on Monday. In consequence of his non-appear ance a third summons was directed to be issued, and on the prisoner being brought up, Alderman Sir It. W. Carden inquired whether the wit ness was now present, and whether the last summons had been served. Detective-officer Bull, who has with Webb th e charge of the case, then stated that on the previous evening he went down to Mr. Graves' residence at Palmer's-green, near Edmonton, bat the gentleman was not at home. He accordingly left the summons with Mr. Graves' sister, who promised to deliver it to him on his arrival at home, but Mr. Graves was not now in attendance. By direction of the court the reading of the volu.ni nous depositions was then proceeded with, a process which necessarily occupied a very considerable time. At the con ' clarion Mr. Graves was again called, but still being absent, Alderman Sir R. W. Carden directed the officer Bull to take out an immediate warrant, and if the recusant wit new refused to come with him, to execute the warrant, and bring him before the court at once. After some delay Mr. Grave. made his appearance, ac companied by the officer. He complained that his private house had been invaded most unnecessarily and wawa/. mutably without any authority, as his (Mr. Graves') plain of business, where he waa always to be found, was well known. The Alderman told him that it was because he could not be found at his office that his house bad been visited to secure his attendance by summons. He bad failed to obey two previous summonses, and this last process, which had compelled his presence now, had been issued in con sequence of his non-obedience of the summonses, and fur ther remarked be was reported to have declared that he would have no bother about the matter, and would not attend. Mr. Graves—Well, I will not discuss the matter any further. (A laugh.) The witness was then sworn, and in reply to the solicitor for the prosecution deposed that he was a stock dealer or jobber, haring offices at 4, Hercules-passage, Broad-street, and knew the fi rm of Seymour and Elwyn and on the 2nd Sept. 1865, he owed them a sum of 104/., which he dis charged by • cheque for that amount on the Agra Bank, and that cheque was returned to him as having been paid by them. He had not had time to look for the cheque, and had no doubt he could produce it. The chief clerk told him it would be necessary that he should do so at the trial. The witness then signed bis deposition, and he, with the rest of the witnesses, was bound over to appear and give evidence against the prisoner at the ensuing •11181011 of the Central Criminal Conn. The prisoner, having been cautioned in the usual form, was asked what he had to say, and he replied, " I have only to say that I had large transactions with Seymour and Elwyn, and sustained very heavy loan, but I had thought that all matters had been settled by the payment of 2,0001. by my friends and myself. The rest I must leave to my learned counseL" The prisoner we. then fully committed for trial, and re moved from the har. THE MURDER NEAR ST. HELEN'S.—The inquest on the body of Adam Mather, the collier, who was so brutally murdered at Greenleach, near St. Helen's, on Saturday night last, has been opened at St. Helen ' s , before Mr. Driffield, the county coroner. The accused murderer, John Smith, was present during the examination, and appeared fully to understand the position in which be stood. The principal evidence adduced was that of the widow of the mardered man. Mrs. Mather appeared in court with her right eye blackened, and her left covered with a shade. The poor woman while giving her evidence appeared considerably affected. Mrs. Mather, in her ex amination, said, after stating that her husband went downstairs on hearing some noble, " I called to my husband to know who it was, and he said he did not know, upon which I got out of bed, and went towards the kitchen. I thought my husband was struggling to push the man out. I first of all heard plunder going on, ran to the front door, opened it, and rushed out screaming for my neighbour, John Mort. A man rushed after me, struck me in the right eye, and knocked me down. When on the ground he cut me on the right side of the neck with an Instru ment something like a razor. I fancy I can tell the man again. I saw him running after me." The prisoner was here directed by the coroner to stand forward, and at his own request was allowed to appear in court in exactly the same dress as he was in when apprehended by Sergeant Brown. He then took off a coat and appeared in his shirt and dark corduroy trousers, whereupon Mrs. Mather exclaimed, " That's the man ; be favours the man who was in my house." After some other witnemes had been examined the inquest was adjourned until Tuesday next, at one o'clock. THE HEALTH OF LONDON. —lt appears from the return issued by authority of the Registrar-General that in the week that ended on Saturday, July 20, the births registered in London and 12 other large towns of the United Kingdom were 3,962; the deaths registered, 2,672. The annual rate of mortality was 23 per 1,000 personsliving. In London the births of 976 boys and 934 girls, in all 1,910 children, were registered in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years, 1857.66, the average number, corrected for increase of population, is 1,959. The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,230. It was the 29th week of the year ' • and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,455. The deaths in the present return are less by 225 than the estimated number. The deaths of 162 'children and 8 adults from than-bees were registered last week; 22 fatal eases of diarrhais occurred in the west, 48 in the north, 27 in the central, 46 in the east, and 27 in the south districts. 5 persons died from diarrhom in the sub-district of Kensington Town, 4 in All Souls Maryle bone, 4 in St. Mary Marylebone, 5 in Christchurch Mary lebone, sin Tottenham-court Pancras, 8 in Kentish-town Pancras, 4 in Islington West. 6 in Islington East, sin St. Giles South, 5 in Church llethrud.green, 6in Mile-end Old-town Eastern, 4 in Poplar, and 109 in other anb-dis tricts. 11 children died of infantile cholera or choleraic diarrhoea. In the corresponding week of last year (1866) the deaths from diarrheas were 221, and front choler* 346. The son of a trimming manufacturer, aged 3 years, died on the 24th June at 6, St. Peter-street, Bethnal green, of " purpuric fever, 4a hours." (Inquest.) - - - . _ • - • LONDON (SEMINAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED). —Traffic receipts week ending July 21, 12,412/. 16.. 7d. HEALTH RESTORED BY DU HAMBY'S FOOD TO TRH gr.:mace, nerves, lungs, and liver of old and young. bed dyspepsia ,isdlgestios). constipatios, disrrhaa, acidity, ache, neuralgia, hysteria , palpitation, sleeplessness, debility, wasting, slough, asthma, fevers, cons= on, low spirits. 60,010 annual cures which had resisted all medlefoea . Including that of hie Holiness the Pope.—Tine, at Is. led.; lib., Se. Yd. ; Itlb., SM. : 241 h, 40s.—Ds Barry and Co., 77, itsgent-street. London ; also at 61, Graeschurchalseet ; 4, Chown& ; N and ISO, Osiord-strest ; and all poems sad shamans.- lAdvertissessat.l /labia anti Military. ADMIRALTY, JULY 23.—A pPoi Nrtfrair3.—Navi. gating Lieutenant A. Gain to the Figard, for the &seam ; Navigating Subl ie utenant J. CL Fowling to the Speed. well ; A/dilatant-Parasite rs J. G. Card to the Victory • J. K. Ben, in charge, to the Speedwell ; Chief Engineer W. B. Stephens to the Sphinx. ADMIRALTY, JULY 24. — APPoorrmstcrn. —Lieu tenants & A. Eolith° and E. L. Trafford, to the Liffey ; W. W. Smyth, to the Ganges ; J. Hayes, to the luipreg. nable ; A. H. Fronde and J. G. Masters, to the Lord W az . den ; and A. T. Ba gge , t o th e D u k e of Wellington. Sub-Lieutenants W. Skipworth, to the Liffey; F. R. Dickens, to the Warrior ; and F. Coddington, to the lord Warden. Paymaster G. Whiffin, to the Warrior. Assistant-Paymaster P.O. M. Preegrave, to the Warrior. Clerk B. S. Tobin, to the Warrior. Assistant-Clerk T. Fos:or, to the Warrior. Navigating Midshipman C. R. H. Robinson, to thr Warrior. Midshipmen L 3f. Kirwan and U. 9. Glaabrook, to the Lord Warden ; C. H. Adair, G. A. G. Grant, A. F. St. Clair, and F. W. Wyley, to the Warrior. Chief Engineer W. Buchan and M. Murray to the Warrior. Engineers B. Freeman, H. White (a), and J. Itlitaster to the Warrior. First Claes Assistant Engineers E. Irish, G. F. Pah • r. son, and H. Brown (b), to the Warrior. Seeend Clan Assistant Engineer J. A. Bnulbrook to the Warrior. _ _ Acting &rend Clue Accident Engineer M. R. Killer to the Warrior. PORTSMOUTH, JILT 24. The Channel squadron, under the command Rear-Admiral Frederick Warden, returned to SpitheAl this morning. The ships of the coastguard squadron left Sjtl r le r v a . p d e t iao . their day for several stations :—TIm Royal , 72, Captain T. Miller, for Ireland ; the Duncan, 81, • G. Hancock, for Queensferry ; the Revenge, 73, Captain G. Le G. Bowyer, for Pembroke ; the Lion, 60, C.apr a i. J. M. Hayes, for Greenock ; the Irreidstible, 60, Captain J. Borlase, for Southampton ; and the Dauntless, 31, Captain E. V. B. Von Donop, for the Humber. The Warrior, 40, iron screw frigate, is ordered t o b e commissioned for service in the Channel squadron, with a crew of 763 officers and men. The Marchioness of Londonderry, hired sailing trills. port, arrived this morning from Calcutta, with a wing of the 34th Regiment. The troops disembarked at the dock. yard, and will join the other detachment now quartered in Portsmouth garriaon. The Black Prince, 40, iron screw ship, sailed this nom• ing for Plymouth, and will join the steam reserve at that port. MARKETS, TALLOW.—WroIrESDAY EvECING —The market mu vier- Spot, 454., tellers; October to December, 465. LEATEEE/L—Dorhig the past week the transactions In leather h es . a g ain been Waited In extent ; but on Tuesday at L ea d en . hall there was a alight Improvement In the general &matt. There was a short supply of fresh goods. Prime crop hides, ea, to 601 b., good English butts, shaved hides of the beet quality, calf skink 451 b. and tinder, and English hone-hides were mane and la request. Prices were unaltered. COTTON.—Ltvarcou Itcy !I.—Fair inquiry, the tom lo buyers' favour. Estimated saes to-day 10,000 Wee, Wad* 3,000 speculation and export. 5.000 American, sd. to Ltd $OO Penman. &0., 10td. to 13d.: 10 Marantmat, 13d. : 100 Mutt° and labia, 10d. : 100 Rio, ltd. to 10d. : 400 Egyptian, HO. to Ead. ; 10 Smyrna. Surat. E. to 0 1d. Boor* kinds, &a.. 60. to 70. 150 Peru, 10 .to 131 d. Pair Dial. ; „fair Ourarawutims. aid.: Broach, Old.: fair gawk yd.: fair Emilia, 14d.: fair Pommy lid.; middlim Bowed; ldfd. ; middling Orleans. 100. CORY.—Dorms., JUIN 24.—There was a small supply of grain at this days market. Wheat .as In request at 2s. advance uu last week's prices. Beans and oats are unaltered In valve. GLAMOR, JULY PA.—The weather has been broken all the week, with more or lees rain, and a low temperature. Al this dm market an advance of ed. per boll on wheat was fully supported In the sales elected, and rather exceeded for Scotch, but the demand was leas active than on Monday, buyers having supplied their priming wants. Flour Arm, at an improvement of ed. to Is. per sack. Barley 3d. to Pd. per boll dearer on the week. Egyptian bean. ed. higher, hat feeding torts were unaltered. Oats and oatmeal brought full prices. Peas firm, at the advance obtained during the week. Indian corn steady. CATTL.I.--606111ALL. JOLT 24.—TIbe trade to-day for mottos was brisk, but for lamb It was slack at lower rate►. Mutton made from 4 W. to be 6d.. lamb, 6a. to 6a. Id. ; pork. SL Id to Y. 4d. pea stone of albs. staking the offal WASH—Lamm, irty 2' —Ho'men Main, le" 6d.: 17a. Was End Keno", 20,.: Walla End East limtle6ool. 20". 9d.-4111p at market. 14; sold. IL TIUSIFIC RETURNS. Knee Par Mae-Total. Ted.ZAILIFATI. open. imagers. &undies. 1867. Mi. Week ending May 19, a a t a Great Indian Peninsula 852 5,776 24N7 30.463 19,::1 Week ending May PO. Northern of lineene akyeek 19 Week endin June 9. Bahia and San Francisco 761 Week ending July 19. Limerick and Ennis Luneri week ek .ding and Poynee jtay 20 l6l _ . 62S Sr.; OS - 744 LOU Lou Pembroke anA - Teafiy .... IT Week ending July 21. Cornwall _654 1.117 Gnat Eastern Tlai Man KIK 61,819 38.244 Great Northers laooashir6 and Wiltshire 603 73,188 IMAM 56,013 40.412 London, Chatham, dt Dover Met. 6n. it Broaches . 136 12,686 2,182 15.767 11,972 Metro. Li. of LC. & D l3l 1,671 277 3,348 3.296 London & North Winton _1326 65,6'6 60.054 183,440 126,136 London and South Western 36.166 6,131 0,335 Mancherter,Sionth.lunction, and Altrlncham Msnrisetsr, SWAM& and Lincolnshire Me 7.311 14.8e6 woe 71. 766 Midland BlO 22,571 32,362 5.,733 61.012 Northiltailordidoe(BAC.) WI —.— --. SAO 11,19 f with Devon Ulster IW4 1,961 1.261 3, .78 UN Demerara itailwar, for fortnight ending Jens 8, $4,220 Ste.; corresponding pa4od, OM $6,197 15c. CONSOLIDATED BANK a ( o rf o ICITED). —The half yearly meeting of the shush of this bank was held at Manchester yesterday. The report has been published. In the absence of the chairman and vice-chairman (the latter through illness), Mr. Murray Gladstone presided. In opening the baldness he said a letter bad been received complaining of so large a balance as nearly half a million at call. The directors thought this was necessary to the position and credit of the bank. In reference to a suggestion that they should open trench banks, he said after the lessons of the put the directors would be careful how they made any similar mistakes by rash advances. He spoke highly of the board of managers, in their roe. duct of the business entrusted to them' In answer to Mr. Massey, who wished to know who the guarantors were referred to in the report for the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company, the Chairman stated that any tither statement than the one in the report would he prejudicial. The matters in connexion with that affair were being fully investigated in London. Mr. Ald. Curtis. in answer to a question when it was proposed topy the certificate money in connexion with the old Bask of Manchester, said unfortunately the times had ben against them in connexion with these matters. A lute amount of money was invested in mills and otherwise, which it had not been possible yet to realise. One estate was in Chancery, and there were other difficulties, bet they hoped to do something in the matter before long. It might be six months or more, but it was premature yet to fix any time. The Chairman moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. Farrar, and speed to. The dividend of 5 per cent, recommended in the reps , / was adopted, and after the usual formal bumbles:, and vote, pawl off apparently of tbanka,inclu p di iire ng utlyvety thanks to the lsatisfactorsatisfactorily.en, the meeting BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BARROW.—JuIy IS, at Laurel-street, sing laud. the ait , M r * J. barrow at • eon. BURN.—JuIy Rt, M Sloaae-street, the wile of H. D. Burn, of a son. BRAE. —July 2%, at Antwoly Rouse, Primrose-hill road, the DIN of the Rev. J. C. Hose, of s Don. MAATER. —lily 22, at Herta, Olouoeatershire, the wife of CI W. C. Master, C. 8., of a son. PEI.LY ; —J?Iy 22, at Winstead, the wife of the Rev. R. C. Fv!lY. Ti — aciangis - CerT PROPERT —July t?.. at Molicester-place, Portmantyiare . . wife of J. L. P;op:ert, Esq., of a son. - STOLTENROTT.—JuIy 21, at Easet , rfllss, East,lown.pat, Lewisham, the wife of Mr. C. E. nolteshoff, of • •ni. IdARRLWISEL OARRATI—COE.—JuIy 20. at Thorpe Halsor, near K et:elec. by the Rev. 0. E. Hammen, R. Garrett. of Inglewood, Victoria, to Hilda, daughter of the late Rer. J. Cos. JAM ES—KERLEV.—JuIy 23, at St. Peter's, Fatotsousre, J. James. Emq., of Burton Allred. to Mary Annie, daughter of the late H. Kerley, of SPAM%Id. Berke. THOMAS—PAWLSON.—JuIy 93, at St. Jameca, Clerkeneeti. Mr. J. C. Thomas, of Guildford, to Hiss Elizabeth reunion...l Cummlnistreet, Pentoorgle. WHEELER—HOWL—JuIy at Llangollen.by the Res P. Jones, T. Wheeler, Esq., of Atchley, near Shignal. Ante Elba Shirley, widow of the late Signor Innocents Mats. DEATHS. BALLINGAIX—JuIy 22 at rest -r oad. Ilaverstoek- ht lt, Emil? Ada, d J Ada, aughter of . Biattagall. aged If BRADLEY. —July 22, at Blrchworeplate, Cardinfrlonatrc et ' Sophia. wife of J. Bradley, aged al . BROW NK -July 22, Xllaabeth Browne, of Princes prima widow of J. Browse, Eq. HEARNE —July V. at the illy Arms, Great Tover.street. Cdr. Mr. I'. W. Hearne, aged 60 PARARY.—JaIy n, at] Cheytke-row, Chelsea, H. Parser, F-I6 • oiled eP. WELLB.—dues 23, Ass Sarah, the wife of G. Wells, of Ilsol• wlek•place, Commerdal.road East. aged n. PTIMIId and Published by WILLI= rase Ea" it 1. • Lombard-street, la the City of London, Prbitee, Y dit .14114.1. In Lreatwirdatreet. la the precind at inatoisem. Tm.DLY, IILT 111. Cli.6 S/ 36.6 11.9.0 111.7.1 114.641 40 9.0.6 61.10 a 5.10.6 13.17.6 4.1q.e 2.11.0 8.14.0 10.6.7 1/ 8.2.0 18.16.8 116.15.6 i i 17_ 18. _. l _ 'l 84 U. "i ii O i' 2i tidlal 40 60 i 2 i i f 2* 26 28 240_360_ .4 8: - e - a . 12 13. - 1 - ii 7 9 65 70 150 160 86 70 24 28 13 15 110 120 T 9 18- 8 N 100 90a13 _id ltd id In 18 - 41. 18 121 _id The Sens. I label. I Bold Warm 80N8. pA In left Mu dim up dal a➢ the Turkey Orices 1 sad we dented throagl ertrii C A p door I• 1 li i'lsol Mao eta and Nu WAIT] Mil, HI H A Area, I Mose C !ON CJ Maid's T E _ NI killsin Ant 15:i rr . 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