The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-16 00:00:00

I•‘lAve eilrlnt4 watt. S alai N0.6,361.] LORDOIL FRIDAY EVENIIIG, AUGUST 16, 1867. [BTAXPXD, 14. ADDITIOKAL] DIVOPKNI TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE - WEST INDIES. *parting intrlltgence. 'nom eintberdito intelligence. (UMW! micasurs.) rMAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, end PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP ODMPANY ,fewatching their full -powered Clyde-bulit Urn screw the United States' Malls, calling at Queens ", irrlaml, un the following day, to take on board passengers rd despahlies, and with liberty to call at as intermediate port: II \A, Saturday, August IT. ciTY HotrroN, Wednesday, August 21. EDI A M'BtlH, Saturday. August 24. CITY OF BALTI %ME. Widay, August 211. Asd every Wedseeday and Saturday. cah i s passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, it„ I:, and 11 guineas, according to the accommodation. Forward wholes a full supply of cooked provision'. Puaengers Vr Canada and the United States booked through on very advan us terns—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM IY\l.t 2:1, Water-street, Liverpool: and to RIVES and MACEY, gi wing Willismatrest, Landon. 31ARO ATE and RAMSGATE. SALOON ~TEANIER, ALBERT VICTOR, every TUMMY, Thurs. & v. and Saturday, from Swan Pier, above Landen•aridge, at 11 L . returning to London every Monday, Wades:ado, and y r w A y ; leasing Rama/ate at 11 a.m., sent Marpte at 12 noon. COVENT -GARDEN THEATRE. COVENT-GARDEN CONCEBTE.—EVERY EVENING.— cider the sole Direction of Mr. JOHN 10181 MILL .calista —*dile. Smolt" hidßs. Erscii?. . imiWinentaliste.-11. Wahl'. Pianist : Mr. Bkßird Lever. ljli . Le Petit 4tonnay, xylophone Kr. Reynolds, cornet.a. pawns ; the Courtois Brass Band L'ition. Paid of 100 peronners Conductor—Signwr BOTT6BIfiI. Ift. Russell has also the pleasure to salmons. that, in order en give feint to these concerts, he has engaged solely for the demo music the services of the renowned Johann Strauss, •m Vienna. The refreshment department is entrusted to the eminent Arm al spier and Pond. promenade, amphitheatre stalls, and amphitheatre, Is. ; ocste boxes, for four persona, grand tier, Lt Os., t.l lls. 13d., and el Is. ; ditto, first tier, 10s. ed. ; dram circle, 2s. ad. 7b.• Box office, under the portico of the OOppeenn to Bow-street, ,oen dolly from 10 till 0, ender the supteadenc• of /Lt. ani Ball. Doors open at half-past 7. Commence at 8. ORYSTAL PALACE.—City Companies, Firms, J Socktiea, Clubs, or Schools, derdrous of holding their ka WM . DINNER or TEAS at the Crystal Palace are requested to apply for terms to BERTRAM and ROBERTS. Refreshment Dayartmect. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. t Managing Director, Mr. Y. Strange.) Three Ballets, 500 Dancers, 60 Instrumentalists, Singers, Acrobats, Mimics: M ures, Latest Telegrams, Saloons, Rapper-remiss, Lavatories, Smoking-rooms, Evening Paper: 10 Orchestral Pisces Erin pdgEL Open at llalf-past Seven, begin at Eight. Prices—la, la, and 81 : Reserved Seats, 4.: Private Boxes, from Cl ls. Bosofice open from Eleven to . Four. FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Cornraimioners of Customs and the Lords of the Trsesery.—Propering for publication. the Ounespondence on the subject of Privileging, bow granted and bow withheld. DEFORM= et GOODS who are subyeeted le eiceselve charges on goods landed on c= lotz7 will please appl7 to R. CLAY and Co., Upper street, ate. MgLNG semi-detached VILLA REI3I - containing ten rooms, conservatory, and ante room, Maned glass windows, gas. and Venetian We& through out, to be LW or SOLD, with beautiful flower gardens teats- telly laid out, aumnerhouse, ornamental vases, &c. Rent on Re" £66 per annum , or purchase, £6 ground rent, long lease, ant-rate title, 800 !runless, including futures. g. 600 can remain. atzlito Mr. RU. WILLIAMS, Surveyor, 18, Queen-street, e. OFFICES to LET, Coleman-Etzeet.—A e r r T l h ir trd Floor, with plate-gloom windows. Rent ZS 'Knees par annum .— App ly to W. WIrIi.tAMB. se above. CITfHOUSE or OFFICES WANTED, to R i cmt or Purchase. Reward particulars to W. WILLIAMS, Y above. WANTED, to Rent or Purchase, within ten =Mad town. a small detacked RIMIDENCE, with good r=dtt with paddock (erred. Tall particulars to be to Mr. WM. WlLLlAh2.etaseror, la, Quesuatreek Cksapiide. KINAIIAN'S LL- WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1866. Me celebrated It IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE ICY.DAL.—It le pare, mild mellow &Malone, and very wholesome. Sold in bottle, he. at , fi e each retail bosses In Loadon ; by the agents la principal fa Knelled • or wholesale at Great Windmill= la= l l'. Obserre . tho tad sail, pick label, and cork LL SAUCE. —LEA and PERRIN ll' WOB.CESTEESELEE WICK This dettekase condiment pronennood r a inza ceancueows " THE ONLY GOOD EAU Is prepared solely by LEA and lbe public are repectfully caritio r t spirit worthier Batts. Egos end &mild we that Les and tains= ere oaterspper, lON, bottle, and stopper. AML for LICA sod PELEINV HAUCK Bold wholesale and tor export by the Treprida . s Worcester Desers. CROSSE and BLACKWELL : Masers. CLAT and EONS. London. dc., &c.: and by grocer, and oilmen universally. CARBON'S orit ty ANTI-CORROSION FAINT, patronised the nobth and gutty for all out ' door wort, as iron, wood„kick, caw, greenhouses, &a Is twice at durable as white lead, such cheaper, and easily sp itted. Three cert. and upwards free to sot parts of the United Kingdom. MIAs and sober, stpensarpl• brown, sad colours Ses. per cwt. ; oak. red. thomials, Med End bins, On Pattern and testimoolals upon applies= WALTER CARSON and SONS, La Belie Sauvaddysid. Ludgate bill, R.C. No spats; all orders to be seat direct. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known excellence can only be had at 62, Great Russeil• Street, opposite the British Museum Oaten. The very best steel hens Crystal Spectacles, 16s. and Iea—THOMAS HARRIS and SON CAUTION the public midmost persons win their manse Istabliebed 1796. No travellers or agents. TEETH.—Messis. GABRIEL ABLI6I/111 ISM. FMPAIWPIIIff r , FRU BY PONT YOUR STAMPS, Isp=tes Painless System at Banditry end self-adlisidvs Testa without ißlneb at Ulf tie anal chime 64, LUDO TB-HILL, CITY. 60. Barley-s , Cavendish-square London. lie Livarpool. - . PUT and RHEUMATISM.—The excruciating ‘-M Pain 01441 2 * rimmodisra ia quietly relieved and cured Y a few daysbyehat cedebrsted medicine. BLAIR'S GOUT end.B.IIISUILATIC PILLQ They numbe no restraint of di* es emeneamit during their and are certain to prevent the disease attacking any vital Dart Sold by all medicine vendors at Is. lid. and U. 9.1. per be; isr obtained through any chemist ERE NEW NOVEL, REPRINTED FROM " MORAVIA." C In I robs., at all LI/rutes. TR OE.- • RANTER will APPEAR on Sept. 2nd. A • A-. Weekly Comte Piper, meted, price One Penny. Order • et all seweinen. Nr.w Acr ox Riesz Pacomarc—This sot is to "explain the operation 7 of an set pared is the 17 and 18 Vict., esp. 113, which was an est to amend the law relating to the administration of deceased pereces. In construing a will. a general direction to pay debts out of the personalty is not to ladled' mortgage debts, unless Each intention is clearly implini Tag Woltz or THE SZESION. —Up to the pre- 1 1 , mut time, intiudinglast night, the public acts exceeded in 1 number 100, and the local just beyond 20 0. . There will be another batch on the day of the prorogation_. Lest year I the public mita numbered 122—they will this yei be about ten more • and the locals were 363—this year they I will be consideribly below that number. I PROPOSED REFORM Fars AND BANQUET. —Last • evening a numerously attended meeting of members of the London Working Men's Association and delegates from the , ! trades societies who took part in the trades reform de monstration of December last, was held, when the pro- piety of publicly celebrating the passing of the Reform all was taken into consideration. After some discussion it was resolved unanimously to invite the reformers of London to hold a reform fête and banquet on an early day,i and a committee, with power to add to their number, was appointed to carry out the arrangements. THE WOOLVERTON MVHDIRIR.—The Sherborne I Journal gives some startling fade as to the antecedents of Britten, now under sentence of death for murdering his wife. It says :—" The prisoner was • retired farmer, in a small cottage at Wooiverton, a village situated upon ! the high road leading from Bath to From., and about four miles from the latter place, where he had resided- for the past three or four months ; previous to this be had occu pied a farm at Ditcheat. He had, it seems, married the daughter of • farmer, and had been married teeny pen, sae child, i son, being the result of the unity. At the 'trial they were described as having lived happily toge ther; but it is • well known fact that about three yams ago the prisoner started and left his wife, and went with a girl to Australia, who has never aloes turned up it Is also said that in order to better eoneeal his de- I tartar* he bad smashed his bat and his lantern, and left them by the side of a brook. His Female wen searched for ; but instead of the body of George Britten being found, the corpse of another gal, with whom the prisoner was said to be on terms of William, was broeght to light. I Woe the truth of this we am nimble to meth, bat it is Mory that has pined rei l genseal widows in the neigh. bourhood. The dark on that is mdarally asemieted with this circumstance culprit vas neon &axiom to repel ; and whilst ad that he bed Mad his wife, ho denied that he hod bees geWy of ' Mae things ' , WWI had been impeded to i THE FRENCH EXCURSION TO DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Ammar 15. To-day being the fate of the Emperor Napoleon, the Crown Prince, the President of the Council of Ministers, the French journalists on a visit to Denmark, and a large concourse of the inhabitants, wore present at the service held at the Roman catholic church in this city. Addresses to the French guests have been received here by telegraph from Alsen, Sundewitt, Apenrade, and several other places in Schleswig, expressing gratitude to the Emperor Napoleon and the French press for their attitude towards Denmark, and fervent hopes in the speedy restoration of Schleswig to the mother-country. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Accust 15. Count von Bismarck opened the sittingsof the Federal Council to-day, Ministerial Director 'Herr von Dilbruck has been appointed President of the Federal Chancery. The Spanish Ambaaaa dor has arrived here from St. Petersburg, and Herr von Fabrice, the Saxon Minister of War, from Dresden. The King leaves Ems to-day, passing through Frankfort, where his Majesty will remain two hours, and' then go on to Cassel, where he is expected to stay until the evening of the 17th. The King will Arrive at Berlin on Sunday morning. The King said Queen of Sweden and their daughter are expected on Sunday evening. lAn interview will take place there between the King of Sweden and the King of Prussia. • FRARKFORT, Auc err 15, ArrwrooN. The King of Prussia arrived here from Ems at II a.m. to-day. His Majesty received the military and city authorities, then paid a visit to the cathe dral, the scene of last night's fire, and after taking lunch at the Hotel Westendhall, left for Cassel at 1 p.m. INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY CONGRESS. BERNE, Moon 15. _ The governments of thirteen countries, including almost all the large States of Europe, have signi fied their willingness to send representatives to the International Veterinary Congress, to be held in Zurich oa the 28th of September next. PORTUGAL. LISBON: , Auctuir 16. Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg-Gotha and his consort Princess Leopoldine of Brazil left to-day by the steamer Seine for Rio de Janeiro. The French ironclad Taurean has arrived here. SPAIN. MADRID, Amon 15. Senor Gonzales Bravo, the Minister of the In terior, has received the Order of the Golden Fleece, in recognition of hie services to the state. The King and Queen at Portugul arrived last evening at San Ildefonza. Their Majesties are lodged at the royal palace. TUMMY. CONSTANTINOPLE. Aeocer 14. At an official reception which took *ix today` the Sultan addressed the Grand Viler, urging him strongly to forward the creation d means of com munication, and extend those already existing throughout the empire, to introduce a good orga nisation in the army and navy, and to promote the development of public credit. The family of the Viceroy of Egypt have arrived here. THE PART BOURSE. PARIS. ADOWIT 15. To-day being the Emperor's fete day, the Bonnie has been AMERICA. (NT ATLANTIC nraourz.) NNW YORK, Atrooln 14, 6 r.x. The Cunard steamer Java, the Inman steamer City of London and the Hamburg and American Company's steamer Teutonia, have arrived out. Closing prices : Gold, 140}. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 113 Illinois, 121; Erie, 70}. Cotton, middling Up land, 29. PHILADELPHIA, Ammer 14. Petroleum, standard white, 28. NEW YORK, Auaost 15, 81.. w. The Hamburg and American steamship Ham mon* and the National steamship Denmark, have arrived out. .. • Closing Prices :—Gold, 140 e. Sterling exchange on London, 109 f. 5-20 United States Bonds, 11.3 i; Illinois, 120 ; Erie, 70}. Cotton—Middling Up land, 29. PHILADELPHIA, A1:0081 15. Standard white petroleum, 28. BOITTHAWPTO/1, AUGUST 15.—The Haentrufg and American Company's steamship Borussia, from New York on the 3rd inst., has arrived her, with 106 pessengers for this port, Bane, and Hamburg, 375,241 dole in merle for London, and 4,200 dole. in specie for Hamburg. On the Bth inst. she spoke the > •• ship Windier Castle, bound for Liverpool ; and the Bremen barque Lotte, steer inure= WHICH or TUN SHIP STAR or CAWADA.-111telli game was yesterday received in' Liverpool to the effect that the ship Star of Quads, bound from Liverpool to Montreal, with • valuable general cargo, had run ashore about 40 miles below the Pis Rocks, while in tow of a steamer, and it is reported that the ship will become • total wreck, being =rig by both ends on the rocks, and sunk seven feet amidships. It is expected that • large portion of the cargo will be saved. Tux Cananwr Emus* acue.—The Canadian Privy Council issued the write for the new elections on the Zed net. They me returnable in 21 days, and the general t will assemble early next month. The session parliament wtu amemble endy oext month. The session I. not tobe a long one, the =einem to be done being con. fined to the peering of the necessary legislation for an in demnity for whatever moneys may have been expended linos the 30th et June last (that being the date up to r which all tie estimate' bid been paned by the late par liament), for assimilating the tariffs of the several pro visoes into one general tariff for the whole dominion, and for the peep of the nneesary measures with reference to the foonial liailway the surveys of which are to he immediately placed i n bands of Mr. A.. Laden Light and Mr . Sandford . As soon as these legis lative eneatesente are it will be proposed that the parliament do then ad rn until January next, when • specie/scrim will be ld to proceed with the ordinary badness of the mesion.—Canadian. Mice, August 15. Tax ARMANI3TB or BOOTH/RN GINILYANT.— " A letter from Stuttprd," says the Journal etc Porn, " gives mum endows =fermata= =ponies the present condition of the armaments of the Southern States of Ger. man Baden rese—n 24,000 needle guns and two million y. sof mirt, furnished by Prose* and which have eon the government of the former state not hoe than 740,000 florins. Wurtemberg has 33,000 of these weapons, and a million and • half of cartridges. Tines far, Pruden officers have not been sent into this Marian for the in struction of the army ; they would be .very badly received by the population. The troops an thenten s taught the practice of the new arm bye l t 7 e Baden. Bavaria poeseses.as yet no all repugnance to the Prussin military eystte=been over come9l poen, and orders have been giv . en to assimeste to it that Oran Bavaria ern muck en Ne•tt:El of Southern will have at the Merida's el Peed', the chief, for war purposes of the, the North, 120,000 armed men, equipped and aceortflar to the Prussian plan." Dr. Victor Bazire expired very suddenly on linsday morning. His death is greatly regretted by the 'medical prolonias generally, by whom= was looked upon es destined for a bralliant career. A New York preacher Advertises the inducement that his plea at wombip is the " mole= hall in the city." Stabbing is carried to such an extent in Bristol, I is mom= with most huge sever= that the forams of Ids viellsrpat the seeeest sagas easpeted that some dere shield be taken to prevent sailors roanueg about the Adds at sight with kaiwee is dude pneeedon. The fro gmen', elsestewsel stabiles mew, it was urged, tree eat tle elmie the harertimes el du reeormasodation. in whisk tie ledge folly seqsasesed. The Royal Mail atesanship Atrato, from the West Indies, arrived at Southampton last night with 136 pasimunpma, 2,302,677 dole. in specie, and a cargo consurtang chiefly of cochineal, coffee, and cocoa. She left St. Thomai on the Ist instant, having been detained two days for the Californian mail. On the 12th she experienoed a heavy northerly. gale. Off Scilly she passed four iron -clads, one of them the Bellerophon. The Atrato brings' dates from Valparaiso to the 3rd, and Callao to the 14th ult. The outward mail aspired at St. Thomas on the 31st, and the steimeiCilllertu t e t reeelted Colon the 15th ult. Considerable exciterniint iirevalteil in Chili in con sequence of reports tha,t the gpaftikh fleet was on its way for the Pacific, alas, clechiration of the Minister of War that the gov4irtireent would only act on the defensive in case of invision had created great dis satisfaction. The ragiray from Tongoi to Jamaya WSW opened on the lath Mt. There was but little alteration in the Valparaiso markets. Copper had slightly advanced , and exchange on London weal quoted M 45d. Considerable excitement also existed in Bern onl account of the expbeted rear= of the Spanish fleet. The . government was actively engaged making' preparations to *ppm* the enemy. New batteries were in course of ceiletzuction at Callao, and COllll . . . authin secret session, had given import ority to the government. The 4th of July celebrated with festivities at Lima and Uallao. Peruvian government was unable to raise the five; million dollars authorised by Congraw. The: government had conceded td the United States par- . mission to keep on shore deposits of coal for thu use of ita fleet. _ ICeitiy=seWm vessels loaded with guano were the Chinches Island in June. Seven shocks of earthquake were experienced .4 San Salvador on the Mb. The damage was inconi siderable. In Guatemala a large quantity of coffee and( coohineal was waiting shipment. In Costa Rica Congresslhad been prorogued for thirty days. Throughout the States of Central America tran quality prevailed. Trade at Demerara continued depressed; weather favourable for crops. At St. Vincent the crops were nearly reaped; island healthy. - A heavy storm prevailed at St. Thomas's on the 29th • the houses were elosedo and the ships in the harbour kept their itteam up for proceeding to sea, if necessary. There was every prospect that the floating dock would shortly be raised. The intelligence from Honduras was more satin factory. There had been no new raids upon English territory by the Indians. Everything was quiet, and all danger was over. The emigre. tion of American Southerners continued. Prospect* in the colony were improving. At Jamaica the public health bad greatly im proved, but trade continued dull. The value of the property destroyed by the late fire at St. Kitts was estimated at 200,0001. Heavy rains had been experienced in Grenada. THE ABraIiCIAN cAprrvits. Mr. C. H. Purdy tends thea following extend from a letter from the ilev4 H. S. tern, dated Prison, June 19, 1667:—" The e and weals with which say ciwitiad my ' mouvit ful hietory is homed up v like the thrilling aware of a drama, now become more complicated end terrific as we approach the elase of the last eat. Cheering hopes and de preedog feere, glowing entieipations and arithering die; appointeneats, have hithmio alternated dung the mo notony of our prima existence, and e nshrined siscrtleity et ear now sod then Within the last few days the shadowsta is forewarned us of the coming crisis have assumed a more tangible sad palpable form, and the long loted wash, which will probably bury the abommabb tyrant be neath the ruins of his tottering empire and exhausted porter, cannot be fee distaitt.' Per seam time the elementi of dleaffeetion sad rebellion bad Weeded the reamil7 p 4 Begemeder and the troops belonging to th?,sevolted winces; the dread and tenor inspired by' ihe rant's unsparing severity, however, - premsed the' simeuldering elements of discon tent from bursting into a- 2111111% Qom sional defeats inflicted by the enraged villagers 011 the lsge-loving soldiers gave them «madame la that ow% =, sod prtimpted them to offer a bold anditodatuthildi on in the only province which, till Doll..had appee rently been loyal. Oas might have imagined Chit weal have iminind the tyrant to adopt a wiser and more ascii pigmy than that of th e fi re, the spear, and the mu-, t w no, insatiable thir o s e t for the veogeence-breathing peasantry, bu rn ing from the homesteads in a fit of frenzy, commenced the work of destruction and death among his own rudllatinicius adhereuts. On the 7th inst. it is said that upwards of 670 of this cowardly ariane-stained raga-. muffins were butchered in cold blood. A panto imme diately spread through the rabble ranks, and on the evening of the same day on which this revolting tragedy was enacted Ras Addalon, e the th ief of Gedahon with iid all his followers , and considerabl nu mber from all the other districts bordering a ering on the Wollothilla country which is in dose proximity to the mountain on which the stands) demoted their royal master's service. The :27known defections is his camp, the constant desertions from the impotent bead; and the woeful fate accorded to one who drays beyond his hut or tent, and falls into the of the rebels , has at last dismayed the vaunting tyrant. He is at prewar in Delon Tabor, whets, it is re ported, be is erecting a Along fence around his insignifi. cant camp. Provisions he las in abundance, as a moun tain of so is heaped upon th e top of the hill ; but even sink aiirsetions have ceased to beep his lawless maw nits tairether. All the great men hive been either baled or have sought refuge in flight. His own am, Ras Me- Mihaly with 'Ras Raged% one of his most obsequious creatures, are in chains. Atrocious deeds are constantly perpetrated, and blood is shed is profudon. The savage =is quite furious, and to allay the storm is ragi ng in his breast he Bogs and tortures and burns in wax-dipped dresses the women and children of absconded soldiers and chiefs. About the Euro pean artisans, with Pled, Mrs. Plod,' and Mrs. Rossatbal, and children, who are in his camp, we have no reliable in formation. That they are in prison is certain, but whether in chains or not we are still in doubt. Their polities mast be dreadful indeed. If the mere report of the Debra Tabor horrors creates in us a loathing sensation, what must be the reality of living in the midst of the yells, shriek., and moans of that indescribable Pandemonium' Our safety, humanly speaking, lies in the possibility that the tyrant will not be able to reach this Ando. Some weeks ago he sent orders here to the effect that in case this place s &bathed all the prisoners in irons were to be in- Moly executed. A. few weeks later it is rumoured that another royal messenger was despatched from Debra Tabor to ltagdaJa, with a mandate that the garrison were to kill the pfleoners, bury the treasures, fire the houses, and then quit the Amba, and seek tb Join their ruler at Debra Tabor. This snowman degree fell into the hands of the rebels, who we are told, burnt the papers and be headedwho, the bearer. We are at present watching with intense anxiety the tyrant's movements. Should he come here, and I believe his enemies dare set dispute his pro ggrrmerr their territory, we shell have a hot- and daaganu tion. If, on the oontrary, he waits until be is toe wearte i start from Debra Tabor to our prises, our friends in his camp will have to encounter many a serious and severe eadlist, even if they escape alive out of the hedge is which they are enclosed." THE NATIONAL &ZAN NAVIGATION COMPANY. At a meeting of this company, held in Liverpool yester day, the resolution which was agreed to in July bat for a remodelling of the company was formally adopted. This resolution dissolves tie obi company, the'beasees of which will now be carried on under the title of the Na- tional Steamship Company (Limited), and the oertificates in connection with which will, we understand, be ready next week. It was elated that notwithstanding the great deprendon in trade, more espeedally in American commerce, with whisk the campany is almfd wholly connected, the accounts of the company for the lams half year show • surplus of 16,0001., free of all charges. Rasam vans IMowanto. —Mr. William Cubitt, of Becton Abbey, Norfolk, the local hon. secretary of the National Lifeboat 'meditation, was riding slung the berth in that neighbourhood a few days since, when he heard the shouts of kyoug man who had been bathing in the ems, and was being carried away by a strong carnet that was setting at. xr. Onbitt immediately Noma Ms home out and succeeded in catching the youth by the Wad just as be was elakinit, and in taking him safely ashore. °NMI& Parom.—this &imam DAT.— Taussaar, AVOW/ 15.—Admisims m pram% 2,518 ; iitle b 7 soma Seib, 734; tool slam. VW STOCKTON MEETING.—TausaDAY. Tam WTIITAND HANDICAP of 60 eon., added to • Sinop ...akin of 5 sows. each, 3 ft ; winnsrs nabs ; second to Alive his stake. Seven furlongs. ( 20 Bahl.) Nr. W. Caren al no Meaner, by Lead of tie Soil— Culotte de Peen 1 Mr. AL Inglis 's Policy Mr. Z. .n's Capitols : $ Five others dos no. „Inning : 5 to 2 apt Elfeta, 4to lags* fihnugoth, 5 to 1 goargicy and Frost. AIME STALLS of 10 son. ouch, h ft, with 100 added, for 2 yr.oldst colts, Bst 101 h; Miss and geld. imp, nts eh; pinatas and snowman ; soma to maim 30 soya. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs). (72 subs.) tit J. Johnstone's Kingsland, by Young Ihibeurns— - 1 Dohs of Boanfort's f by Eirdbill-The Hoe Mr. H. Harrlson's Timm Flys others also rm. Betting : 9 to 4 apt Timaru, 5 to 1 each apt Maples& Thunderstorm, and La Mousse, 6 to 1 set the Roe illy, and 10 to 1 apt Hermosa. THZ GREAT NORTRIPS 9V. LEGER of 10 son. each, h ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr- olds ; oolts Bet 166 ; fillies sad geldings, est elb ; penalties and allowances ; mond to 11041111130 son., and the third 10 ion. Oes ails and • half. (46 subs.) Mr. Bowes's Throbs% by HIMPIIH - Wisama 1 Mr. J. Jlohnstomrs Tymalais Mr. T. Madermsn's Honesitsh • Betting : 5 to 2 on Tyuedale. Tax Tmoinusir alums Hagincar of BO Wye. Bin "car- itawict Ros4oga, br Ooronit M V.l7 • I Worry Scurry _ 1 Daweou'e Patefaco , C Yr. W. liclicilre lacimallf Your others also 'Ai. Betting: 100 to 30 each *gat Paleface and Derirent, 5 to 1 each apt Mountain Maid; Mountain Book, and Inheri- Mem. Tan Lalio2o2 PLATS of 100 ion., added to a Sweep stable of 25 son. each, for 2-yr-olds ; coin, Bat 1016 ; Allies and geldinp, Set 61b ; second to receive 50 son., and the third 14 save his duke. Bens furlongs. (23 subs.) Mr. J. Johnstone's Mercury. by Lamblou—Starllibt 1 lord Durham's Nymph mit 2 Mr. Watt's Myaotia Intel' also nut. Betting : 7to 4 en Mercury, 4 to 1 sack apt Nymph colt and Mysotia. Tut F.LTON Juvinnui Bunn (Mandlosp) or 5 sows. each, 2 ft, with 50 added, for 2-yrokb ; winners extra ; mewl to mein 10 sewn. Five furlongs. Mr. C. H. Jonas Camillo, by newmiimier—Mlelstle, by Melbourne Mr. J. Watemli Peppin C . it ' 2 Lord Dimities lavtter to and Five others also ram Betting :3to 1 apt Pom stol me Thankful, Gantillo, and Brother to BETTING ON THE COUBSE. 81'. LEONE. 1000 to to apt Tomball (ofh TES Wsuilf Moose.—ln the Bala district the " glorious 12th" was one of the hottest days of the year, sad tide bet, combined with bad reports as to the pros- Ppd. of sport, had a decided effect in diminishing the ardour of the owners of the moors. The find of pones, bower, was not quite so bad u had been anticipated, and the birds were found much better than was hoped for e•peoially on the shady sides of the mountains, the disease ; appearing particularly virulent on the hill tides most ex posed to the sun. Sir W. Watkin Wynn's party at Olin lyan mastered six guns, and after a hard day's work they bagged about 60 braes. Three odious of the 2nd Life Guards secured 26 brace. Both pa rties, however, did not select their best localities for the opening day," so that better sport doubtless rewarded them afterwards. In Bala, on the 12th, grocer were selling at ss. • brace, while to pert. of Scotland and Yorhshirs 10m. was the price asked. dent is BROADRRADISM. —The Sheffield Indepen informed that on Tuesday erasing, on Broadhead's return home from the meeting of the Saw-grinder' Links, at the Tem or Hall, • deputation of non-society mew -1 waited upon him, and, on the supposition that he would be expelled from the old society, applied to him to head the forma= of a new society. Broadhead destined the "honour " of taking port in a new orpaisation, ad iris? the parties whiwalied upon him that no good Gould I rem from splitting up the old society into teatime, and the they ou gh t to wait patios* instil thole warm op portunity of unitise all the saw-grinders in one body. Arantuarr, Arrow= 15. —Arrougnuiet.—As allot Surpoa W. J. Inman, to** Donspl. —..— COVENT GARDEN CONCERTS. OXFORD RACES.—TBUBBDAY. mat po This Selman ling is one of the with Under this title the promenade concerts which the racing public, nag being very oss y m o f Roo m s by m u were given by the late Mr. Alfred Mellon for govern pest limo London the metropolitans annually assemble in great autumns, at the Royal Italian Opesa•hease, are l mor »' dome in the classic 'city. Following immediately in the mime d in the same locality madar the dtreetten ed Mr. J., Iwake of Wolverhampton and Egham each, so that the gathering on !Port Meadow obtained patronage frcm Roses% who commenced his new undertaking last sight. !there With no lack of bookmakers and backers, while there Me theatre Masa" the am* W ad which it tam " was an average attendance of the aristocracy. The in former years, on being transformed into • roam& central company was decidedly the largest ever seen on room after the Blow of the regular Italian Opera !this famed racecourse, a feat gently attributable to the moon . M r . Runsell limits himself to the gene "•oonvenient excursion and spend trains which the Great "" _, direction of the enterprise , not combining therewith Western Railway Company ran from Loadon, Beading, pod the neighbouring towns. uniomunnteip th e s mother the office of conductor of the orchestra, Eke the Ins Mr. Was sot so fine as could have been wished, rain falling all Alfred Mellon, who earned so high • reputation is rhea the alma* , and although there as so improve- capacity. Mr. Russell has, however, senred the snits anent soon after the sport commenced, the after. of S i emer Bute m n i , w h o i s °hied, known h ere es on on . noon was drill, and • tremendous shower which '— desconded Jost before 4 o'clock rendered it a O V but traordinary performer on the double.bass, but who Osman foe the large number of ladies who • the enjoys also, &breed, • high reputation as an orchestral earthen drawn up opposite the Grand Stand. only conductor. This gentleman directs the performances of advantage esPerienon was the cooinsoll of the atmosphere, classical music ; while Herr Johann Strauss (" Kaiserlich, to menAsseed with the glaring heat of the sun on Tuesday end Wedriesday. The racing calls for no comment, being Koniglicher , hofball nsosik director "to the Emperor of to fully detailed in the return appended; but it will be seen Mattis) conducts the tighter pennedems of dame net the principal race of the day, the Oxfordshire Stakes, maim The • orchestra, . which is souses and resolved itself unto • match, the added money being**• moose* comprising injett, pi the principal sissabers rimed from • hundred to fifty son. in consequence. The o f the Ana Italian o we heed, owe the commencing competitors were Pepper's Oben and • colt of Lord West- _, Morland's, by Fromnecl Lend—Rupert's dam, and with ov the Frogrsiamodteedni's overtone to La Corm odds. of 5t04 on him " the Ghent " woe by three-quenen Loaro, with peat spirit and banana, ; Signor Hattesio i af • length, although et the distance odds of 2 to 1 were proving him elf thoroughly as fog in the direction of a Idd on the non-favourite, so much the best of the race did gree t em b a rk s , The lively g erm s mu si c o e H err Suss, Kenyon seem to have. The racing was prolonged by • c o nducte d by hhouif „ ith extreordinagt i gewr ad mime; dead hest, and after being nn off„ rain spin came down .....„,_ in torrenta, so heavy, indeed, that umbrellas wen but sWa , I. WitYle PIM" Wald foam= of ninnies to VW little protection. Appended is • return of the roaming violists to those sonserho, judging by bite entbnisseie me- Tam Port Meadow Suers, a handicap olitloo eon., for onpitatia worried to both lest night. Herr Strauss,•the all tips ; winners extra. Five furlongs. (44 subs.) son of the Johann Strauss of Vienna, so renowned for hie Mr Beiman's Knight of Bt. Michael, by HMOS of St. Patrick—Noleette ! Yr. MOM' The Squire Mr. De le Ce's Gretna ' Eleven others also ran. ." 3 of this piquant style of music. His dances hen • Betting : sto 2 apt King of Spades, sto I Wit Gipsy • sparkling brilliancy and marked rhythm well Maned to !Queen, Sto 1 apt Her Ladyship, 7 to I eatiiiiot of M. please the popubir ear, aided as they are by his mimetic Michaele 100 to 8 each apt Gretna, Rattle Beauty, said dinniso, whin alternates beamen lending as principal Madame Wright. THE 0170ZIMIIISE STALES of 50 eon., added to • hen& fink violin and mea•king the time by aging his bow as • • cap sweepstakes of 15 son. each, 10 ft, 5 only if declared bitten . The vocalists of last night were Mlles. Hack* winners extra. Two miles. (29 sube. ,16 of whom pay 's and Saran, the former of whom gave, with great moms, son. each.) the contralto song, " Elena! oh to ohs chimes," from La Mr. A. 'Woe's Pepper's Ghost, by Ftight—Hypomite 1 nO Lord Wmmland's cby Promised Lend—Bupert's dam S tI/OG del Logo, and a characteristic %mush air ; while Betting : 5t04 on Pepper's Ghost. the latter was orally irooessoful in the eavatins frogs THS COUNTY Mammas' PLATE of 30 sovvs,, added to • Us B a d e is ![cistern, . hell' outdo on os po,” sad the handicap sweepstakes 'of 3 sous each; wWere ext ra * bolero from Lea nitro Skillman. • Both ladles uartan of • mile. (19 subs.) Th in. WriOt's Venturer, by Acrobet-I:msta t i met with as enthusiastic reception, and a recall Mr. B. Brartrys Cromwell • 4 L tll after each display. There were also iastrumentel Mr. C. Brewer's Mla i nc . e othen, si. ma. , . 1 eolos—on the violin by Mr. R. Levey, and on the piano. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Isdlin Bier, Ilk; 4 mid apt forte by Mr. Wehli, who la •a player of the demonstrative Venturer and the Phemy colt, 6to 1 apt Gordian Knot, order. His two performances anuaisted of pieces by M=- 7 to I apt Elegance sod 1040 1 apt Cromwell. self, the first being • selection of soave of the rood gran THZ FILIIICS or MAL= STAXIM of 50 ion, added to f o i themes from pound's Recant, mith were made to • sweepstakes of 10 son each, 5 ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, fist 101 b • fillies, tilt 7lb ; winners ex tr a. lialf • mile. writhe lathe the Infliction al 33P33i3143113333 shakes, midi octaves, chromatic scales, mad all the other senses by Mime D. aoltrkoffs Pirana• by * Maur Wolloiler— which mere executive display is sometimes maids to assume Prstrie SIM 1 Mr. B. Walker's Catton , 4 an importance that does not belong to it unless exercised Mr. Mmuld's Masedirwas ' Betting—Even on P Tw yrenean pt Colton, and 100 o otiose also 5 to 2 rm. consisted of a performance, with the left hand only, of the • , a to 15 each apt idesederwen and Manton. air " Home, sweet home," surrounded by a series Tax FitalllSN's PLATE of 30 PVC, added toe handicap of scamperinp up sad down the key-board. sweepstakes of 3 son. each ; for all ape ; winners extra. Pleas for the isle hang alone may have some One mile. (16 subs.) value as exercises for she student, but as public Mr. 5. Brayley's Kitlaloe, by Demetteda—Alny 1 Mr. H. Wright's Hopvine Prince D. Sottykoff's Demoestration Your others also ran. Betting : 9to 4 apt Amour Propre, sto 2 apt Denson. for the use pegged dancer, Damao, was that he was station, 9to 2 eget Hoprine, and •10to 1 each set gel. &Wired al the other limb , hat ea so as trinertaas hasstation, laloe sad the Phemy ante . . happened no Mr. Webli's rigid ars we abbe Ida DO M Tat SLUING PLAY' a 50 sono. for all spa ; sidling exhibit in poblie with either right or left head singly, bat and other allowances Half-smile. (9 subs.) Mr. 8111011 . 11 Sultana; by Lord Albemarle—Oianteee • 1 tons both conjointly, especially as he poem= powers of Captain maenew.Haarnarset - t earcutien which might be applied to better purpose Mao Mr. Partner's In Map ,i. .....,1.,, t i n hi s peafernmess of lan night. Little Master B's Betting : 6 to 4 Z r t t4 The hera Thom awia n , seas} 41 i tart Her oohs en the XgloPholie (a eosin of small wooden hem, sirs* with a hoarser bald in each head) was mooned A HANDICAP PLATS of 5 son. each, .with 50 added, h o boes of taiga a t isepiiiid; it was received, how. for all ages ; the winner to be mold for 50 son. ; winners g y er , with entkadestia applause sad ea ms The mo nth& Half•amile. (19 rubs) my ai r , J. m emo .. E x ., by Prime gd art —cs o du w i c k 1 gramme also iseladed a Weal= from inert le Diable, per. Captain lOs Glenarm , mr„ C. Brewer's Alberta 3 !rem Wegner's Terndiseeer, sad a selsetiaa from Goanottb • seven oasis tan ran Betties : 4 to 1 apt Glenarm, sto 1 each apt Veni sad ROMEO et Adidas, arranged exprownly by Signor Bottedni Zion, 6-to 1 apt Ada. Bto 1 eget Alberta, and 13 to 1 for the orchestra, and including solos for flute (Mr. egret NOW- Pratt..), oboe (Mr. Barret), cornet (Mr. Reynolds), sad ADDITIONAL AllltiVALS.—Gipsy King, Calot colt, ‘w hi a ima e (Mr. H ug h es ). Thi s emengensen t, w hi c h i s Blackbird. Apron Strings, Hopmne, Gaiety, Elegance, _ _ w __„_,___, __„_A beside most of the Minna, Tex filly, Liddiagten, Cinder, Paul Jones, ' 3 " '`" 3. '"''"Y ''''''''', "5 .. " ..... " iremble, favourite pieces. moms portions which have been omitted in the performance of the opera, such as the music of the " Cortege Nuptial." The home was well filled, especially is the promenade pert. The soccer were too numerous to specify ; and the concerts will &subtler have a sarome. [QI career duriagthe interregnum between the close of the opera semen and the oomreenomeent of the winter musical UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. The following are lists of candidates who passed , fan ropeothe esrioaliooe indissald FIEBT LA. EXAMINATION. ILUiINATION 101101100 M ,_I(ATILEILATIOS 41103 DINOMANIOAL PHILOSOPHT.—rIII4 Cl/OL—Bkamird PendMbar, (exhibition), St. John's, Cam bridge ; Thome Olver garde (obtained number of marks Earkw exhibition). Cnannity. Beeond ard ing iviilliam Anton, University ; and Reginald ward Wellesley Colley Sionyhtwet, equal. Lapin. — Pint Cleel.—J ames Smith Reid (exhibition), Christ's, Cambridge; Frank Watson, Univenity and St. John's, Cambridge • Stephen Peter Hayes, Stonyhuni ; John &riven, iltolyhiust ; William Henry Longmsid, University ; Charles Albert Jensen, Grove-house, Totten ham; Regina ld Edward Wellesley Colley, Reowybent. Second —John Gerforth &Oda, Ovate rhai . Robert Training College, Battersea ; Mtn. Charles, Mire College Scorton ; William Dyson, W , Sheffield. Third Claas.—Alfred David Benjamin, Univer =tuyCharles Ronda/gin Cockmaii, private study ; Theme BslellsH: First King's. Clam—Henry Lewis (disqualified by -• age for exhibition), Training College, Battersea ; William Oliver (exhibition), New ,• Robert Blight, Training Col lege, Badness ; Thomas Williams, Regent ' s -park ; George Sena, 17nivessity. Third Clms.--Chariss James Cooper, ' private study. Parma —Alfred David Benjamin (prise), University William Henry (obtairimimaraber of marks qua lifying for the prize , University ; Charles Robert Hodg son, private study ; Meese. OlVer HMIEI/. University - • ,Rdleard Ilaalthem Shunts, Dninnity ; William He Mue,lefte. •ran•inWy ANNA =nee, Menne • 61.611 AN.- Rebore -kiedmee liiisqualified by ege for prim), private Thomas Olver Harding (prize), 'University ; Alfred D avi d Inaisia ( e, University. ruin r sc. ZIAMIWATION.-KNTIIII. • sistimustair. Rita Diviiibe.—Tai Gana._ ,Dtvato 404; rent. John Hardim, ITieeroily , t r il ni hn Hopi4nai_ _ 43 weva i; Aithar Robinson, Nta 'Augusts' Tmen; vats atudi Seciod DisiSion.--4amok BtasyJkail, Cairn& sity ; J Albert Mught„ Univ ersity; Joha Graham, niiorsity • Wffinm Thorp, itoila School Minas ; Georfge Mat hews Whipple, ppnooks tuition. BlOLunitio Kaminne.2loo ;one tau. PN3lOllOi4 ?HT.—First ,Ltiviaion.—Jamos Botteenaloy BA., Owens • , Francis lames Carey, K. A., Gay's Iffaipttal Mush Womitil„ AL A., flnivee. loooal Division . -Be Witham Woe, , School of Misr; Res. Fro— deriok tosonard, ILA , LLB. , Bailotlinatol, and Culver oily ; Mouder Poranall; B.A:, Now and University ;' Okuda B.A.;throna. ammuitaitow roe wareana. • 141MIMIATICS AND M i teIiANIOAA , THILOSOPHT.—FUNIP dase—Join Hopkinson obtained 'mintier of marks plan t?* ruk WthiMbus), trirena. ' Candi= AZD Hartmai. Pwmanorwr.--First JoliaHapkinson (exhibition), Owenu ; Arthur Rabaul/ Owens. Baena Ciam.—William Thorp, Royal School Maws ; James Beetendey, BA., Owen*. Third Chasm—. Jamas son Ball. uaimeity. BIOLOGT.—First Clam—axiom Robinson. Owens. no., eond Clasa.—Pissreis James Carey, MA., 010 Hospital.' Third Class.-- . tams Nottoodry, 8.A., Owena. FINIS H.E. EXAMINATION.—INTIEJL PASS ILLIFINATION. First Division. William Field Flowers, Guy's, Hospital; William Richard Gowen, University ; Frederick Pollard, St. Tbssoses Hospital Edwin Rayner 8.A., Universitl er Coliege • Richard ton , University Co ; John Davies Thomas; University Colley. Seem Divielon.—Albert Hoerr Baines, Guy's Hospital ; Evan Buchanan Baxter, King's College ; John Gordon Black, Colley of Medicine, New castle-on-Tyne ; Ethehid Demi, University College ; Cie meet Duet, St. Thomas's Hospital • Francis De Havil /and Hall, St. Bartholomew's Hospiial ; Charles Edward Hoar, King's College ; Arthur Fergemon McGill, Ring's College William Price, Univerrity Colley •, Richard Samuel, ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Herbert Limier Snow, University College, and Queen's, Birmingham. EXCLUDING PHYSIOLOGT.—First Regi nald Stacker, Guy's Hospital. &send Division.—Edward Colson, Guy's ; Charts Hoary Jonbert de In Forte, St. Mary's Hospital • William Jl e s s ott, Uni versity College ; Charles Trisha, 's College: PFITSIOLOGY /ULT.-1W Divide Taylor Aydin& St. Thomas's Hospital ; Adam Payton .cline, Div University College ; Demo Barney Yea, King's College. RIANINATION 1011 among& ANATOKT.—First Clam—Richard Lawton Roberts (ex hibition and gold medal), University College ; William Richard (lowers (gold medal), University College. Second Clan.—Edwin Rayner, &A., University Colley. ORGANIC CHIMISTRY AND NATXRIA MEDICA AND PRARNACROTICAL CHIMINTRT.—First Class.—John Davies Thomas (exhibition and gold medal), University College ; Biehard Lawton Roberts (gold modal), University College. rekinguratr SCIENTIFIC N.H. IXAMINATION. EXAMINATION FOR HONOURS. • CRINISTRY AND NATURAL PRTLOIIOPRT. First Class. — Arthur Maud Saunders, University College. Third Class.—Edward Bibbias Avcling, private study ; Jamas Barry Ball, University College Hospital ; William Wil liams, Guy's Hospital ; Joseph Th eodore Ingoldby, Guy's Hospital; William Whitebait% Tauntoe, University Col lage ; Thomas Jones, Guy's Hospital. BIOLOGT.—First Class.—John Mitchell Bruce, Uni versity at Abortion'. Third Class.—Edward Midas Availing, Istvan study. DRAMATIC AUTHORS' SOMMT. —A deputation from this society, consisting of Manua Benjamin Webster , Alfred Wigan Tom Taylor, Behling Coyne, and William i Bravo, waded upon Lend Mealy yesterday at the Foreign-Milos, to support the greyer of a gosiiiima to pulls- _ ment from the French dreads anihom hie tsg ry for the modification or erasure of AA& 4of the maven- PROMISD RITITAL OP TILANSPORTATION. —At II don between England and Etta vespeetively. The French Medina of Middlesex magistrates yesterday, Mr. J. F. authors complain that the szothia which permits ! Stanford plat to notice, drew the attention of the ~ fair is or &deput i ng , o f • wor k s to t h e 1 court t o the great Im vo,taaae _of resuming the transports. stage," is so embiguousln He tones as to render the eon. i tion of criminals. His object is Magi= this ruttiest nation virtually a dead letter. The dep utation ai expressed i forward was to enflames r et some future time to =tail t o L or d St a nley the w a i v a e. n t h an te", t o such an opiates trim the coon amerning the failure of recognise the literary rights ti their foreign brethren, and the system o( paid =vita= as would justify them in their own desire that the deism oomplained of should be I drawing n e S r meamorial to the Home Secretary on the streak out of the 'amend= His lordship promised to subject. Morley thanked Mr. Stanford for bring: take the subject late favesuable eonsideration, though he big the q forward. Be thought that transported= could hold out se primped et =yeti, being dose la tae should be resumed, and that a memorial should be drawn Sum OF JNWRLS..--A GoiliariMOH Of =Ake jewels, =Mr during the press= semi= of parlismarat. Man to the Home Secretary. After some remarks from mem • ep by the members of the court and presented by a depute.- awa y the report, of &led , of rank ware y " erdey ie . bars attaelOagMr.Stanford's lion, the Chairman (11r, under the hammer of Messrs. Debeahmo, Ste and Purnell) said he more than ou the correctness of the Sensed Sons, at their Great Metropolitan Auction Mare, King!sTireet nehmen that reformatories had deo* no good. To his criminals who had been Covent-garden. There was • oandderahle attendance and ! own knowledge there 7• Ye n e w el k is p hi ssznipstition, and the prices realised were large con- emulated four or five times , and at last had entered • re that the mom te nearly et es mui. The %new. formatoey, and wen now earning honest livings. He Pamerked re some length on the great injustice it would be log WM more comagnememe objects/ and thecommunity any part of the world to thrust 2,000 which they were sold:-10 meats ot rose diamonds, • a l y nals on them m annuallv and the difficulty which iesere67l' 101 , Wood W o r m ; ."a mag nificent a t I•4 dhoo llisu eud te • heooe s6°L i Would arieein gettiany pace' at all to receive them. H 6 and readmit; T d . lie.; reeh ; & weed onyx hoped the open would let the matter rest where it was. and diewoo d pod , * au. me. ad.; Rowe . e hem ." With respect to criminals who had used personal violence, and pearl brooch, 141. 3s, Bosley ; • half hcs'op brilliant he was strongly of opinion that there should he severe ,_ bodily chastisement. After some further discussion as ; 11:41.; Ball ; • pair l'l I M i lne el• E ie-ew•• ear ""d ae * amendment was moved proposing that • committee be r 3 l / 1 155., Ball ; a triple b , composed of three opals of choice colour, set mood with wink,* and a par of t a bor eta to . conside r the whole subject and report This ame ndment was carried by a majority el beautiful *psi and diamond tap and drop ear-rings . , to oor- ;„, 4. respond, 1071. es., Dolma ; • set of three =angular • "- brooches, each composed of nineteen brilliants of the fined A day or two since the wife of a sergeant of water, and four remarkably fine white, pink, and black Police lost a Puree eenttiriul 51.- Bank of England pearls, of perfect shape and colour, 434 t. les.,_Doleson and notse and two sovereigns at sme-mation. The money Heller ; a specimen brilliant ring, ocomposed og • 'matchless was picked up at the station by Mr. George, fishmonger centre atone end two aeon ring. ditt o . rm. y r ., and oilman, of Church-way, Euston-road, who handed it Dobson ; an equally choice kelt-hoop ring, nn . over to the police and refused to receive anything as com posed of 5 emeralds of rich colour, 791. 165., Dobson ; a pansatton, saying he had only done what every . honest superb half-hoop sapphire and brilliant ring (specimen person . ought to do. The liar's husband seeing the donee), with see= 601., Smell ; a mageohnst " And advertised, soon recovered his property. five H one half-hoop ruby ring, ed Ob. amok coiner. nee. A STEAMER FOUNDERING PROM Oexnestoo Miter. e nrich Hum= ;an exquisitely enamelled Hotbeds necklace, —On Moods) evening consi d era ble alarm w created en eed with 10 emeralds and 13 brilliants, all of the board one of the pleasure steamers plying on Windermere choicest quality, 1851. 17e., Gull; a sumptuous necklace. Lake, in oonsequeoce of a dimeovery being made that the over colour, of 55 graduated Oriental pearls, of the finest vessel was foundering. She was to completely over colour, with lug* brilliant snap, mad brilliant loop attach- crowded that the water had entered by way . of the cabin ing a magnificeet arose, composed of double rows of the windows in such quantities as to place her in imminent choicest brilliants and 5 superb bouton pearls, 8001., Hen- peril , of sinking. Fortunately, however, the vemel west mall. The total amount realised by the day's sale was sinning the shore when the of condition affairs wee dim upwards of 4,0001. cov e so the bow was put about, and the steamer A Bernell MZECHANT CAPTAIN RNITARDID BY run aground in the nick of tame. Considerable excitement PREAMENT JOHNSON.—At • meeting of Me Liverpool naturally preulled monis . * the siar T:iers, and as the Lead Marine Board yestmday, Omits= Thomas Rowluds, hull wee swinging from Pm to and rice rams of the splen d id Margaret Jane, of TAWWOW, WWI Pralelited WO • very ominous fashion, the excitement finally cabal with • splendid gold chronometer, • gift from the Wadi. anted in weed alarm. Meanwhile, intelligence of the Ml dent of the United States, in recognition of his services, In aster being received, *nether steamer pal off to the rescue, ormjunctioe with those of the commander of the Buss ship Tahiti, in min the am ed the American ship Pleasure best SS" drawn and atter the pewter= had been smartened, the stranded into deep water and subsequently Toneano, on the 20th March last, off the Irish coast. Put light; When the TODWIDO WOO Riles in with she was fast , ASSAULT WITH A Nsemen.—An assault of a settling in the sea, and the o r e were in a moat critical peculiarly revolting character took plan on Wednesday en condition. The letter of Mr. Adams, the American lamed • ship lying in the Canada Dock, Liverpeol. Two minister, alluded in bleb • teems to the sonduct of Cap. men. named Patrick Rustles and John Quinn, were lain Rowlands and his crew, end the hominoid peril they sopped, in unloading • mud. Roantree was employed underwent in taking off the mew of the TOOCADO. : in cum= corn from the ship, and Quinn in sewing up French A HIGH BIIHRIFF. —ln the Dublin Com- ' the begs in which the grain wes carried on shore. A deo ssion Court, Mr. Malachi Hase, the high sheriff, hay- • Pub; "wee between the mm SS to Um alweem n • 1 einnk togby order of the aeon hem Lolled two ot thre e ti mes , . which • boy on board had teen doing, and in the courts d not having =MOTO& the Lord Chief Justice Mid— ' of the altercation Quinn stabbed Eoentsse in the left The high sheriff has brim edled, and called more than . breast with a needle which h e bed be using in 'Waft once, and he hes not wavered . The station he holds is the sacks. The injured area was emerged to the owe of dity end of great aatiqeity. - It is an *See which has not constituted for the =mom of cep- 7orthern Hospital, where he noised prompt attention. The needle bad penetrated the left le , and the man wu faring distinction on the holder. He is baud to &Mend se efficulY injured that his bl• In of. His this court, cc else to make an applisetisa to the asseilut was &meted. He has set thought fit to &Mena. He Ms been= QURINSTOWN, Ammer 15.—The National Steam several time and hee pot answered, and tor that branch of Navigation Company's steamship Helvetia, from New duty it fa due to us aad to the °fees .wop hold to heroes • York, inked off Quesostowa at 6 p.m. today, with fine natant teaderman, whisk we note ceder le wits- 4 =o dela. ins She landed pruners, and pro ended. eit fide la. i