The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-16 00:00:00

TilF SWISS IN Ft/REIGN MILITARY SERVICE. We hat e arrived from s amatofScia! seams wail • request for their pablimitias, thathithwieg remarks trephining the positMs sad sameact et tbs Swiss goverament towards the °Wales of tbs.: couttry who accept military service is foreign states. We hate cri ady published on this subject SlZlOnlinnia lota r- '.ll.rst honenzable to their writers, from bwrp elite w resident in this eosstry ; sod althougt we might it i ,m that the interests of truth sea I....atiet ha , a 4.1 t,acij been sufficiently viediested. we giad..y add this to their number as • testimony offtspec: Luc the correct feting which nioety-nine o•: of • bundred of our Swim frauds have displayed same the mai,macre of Perugia. The following are :he observations which have been handed to se : Kv eoste hate pest it re bra muserhei be Switaarbed that • deli *the is Braise greed arm erd awe easing itita pest lo of Italy, which the norm ef Ohs Carlerew Nos, se sell as the trisects of the Veer peothly trent with tatlaileream. biddy the has mint std mad ockazaledp that ths serregg Mtwra hr arse" wed UM IWir Pestmakkespelelly be as iw• as wash were daredeat ape the peep* we alhograer 1.46 eaterhseary, sad we es the des slim farm, wilt josh,* sad II the aana this withasteriehrenear senores ream the wren chearerises whir has her useallessed towards MKawlead wed bee people_ SI 1114, sad with wpm is whir, areeediart to the safairendy too parrot testiase7 tib.marioes doer whams' coo err P Wears Rime to sada rased that this prejudicial fallosi ikewoott• Beitanhael sae Ms anthem bee it. orris Mira, that it has bar annared that dwitsselead regalatly sapphse serials halms amiss with wiseereary troops ortueb slaw obese e.s es to be red, ass, m eprk more comedy, abased r resat map= eater sa extetiag rear of gernares art re the rstproessie at a people sineggling ilar bederarree end hadose. Is a weed, we bear tam tee seswirser lora that am car apes 6 ertheriaad and her cllle by hay, WS la be Mtn to the e .coladas that Bwftarhed sow, se Wore, peer hired reghorats at the depend of the Mrs if Naples sad of the Hay 60..1a toe ammo lasuriatabS oacarreases at Perris, ern be • bards whwit appeared sada the suerre of the sedweites, it le prealamod to the world tor the Seise had fought wits the pore af rarer* the Swiss aired with hese the eiwest Maar *a the put of re people, the Sere hid rare! the mar reveres emirs os worm sad dreamier parer* poseeDy. This carie of re radaaarly everts et ring* 0.114 it. aim, late the Asp* jams* cal ems thstis ia the Sod shish re wad bele raw orates to lawny, tray aripaddlin, white dermared raid otherwise boast al rib rain was thief op. As, larva Stritrerlaad creel be Miguel as to the ;erre* that cry be pawed roe bet by tonnts "lousy - kr, ropecielly by sari so ass aro mated with ber ia struggles and **Barra it will eery the trouble to Can a ghee at the tenures of Ont. swiss& wad to take the swore Into treaderstion as to whether it e.t.a telwid ham artadly desered the obloquy the/ bronchi to be mat ups her. It rest be makeowketrel that it weld ha expertly to be regretted shosld it et closer ammo air re st went that the urstrwarshls feeling was headed se a bomb with be Ism Seat mit exist be This lona, that its rostra. cools treaty be averred away to • nla• sederstandiog, e e ansconcoptioa of the rtastioa. Is conmeittiag earselves in a few amass* explatat:on at ` et m y pumaies sharmilism bee 01 ao wish la say way te pewees toe former hard of reesaurive to which tree osastry lest itself, end which As kap: tip wily tee long is bar era tistrimem. The esteem, en tered by tree preceedisgv have thee deeply Irma' for ossootoi: by tbe roe sob!' dress, by toe very chiefs el the saw n they leave ban espairly most virettely;a•rrid race the end at the lest realm" by tray of the et:vegan Weems sail thcr fdl was Sealy brought about w:td. the pair oil reesneratioa is a spoos or 30 y ran. This veer certainly military convention, is mammas Wrier re Wag of Naphts sad scar of Pe Sweet:atone whelk were °mohair between the:years 1824 and 1829, Si. last tor • part.* of JO yearn, his actor wish here to eater lath the matter se to how them 0011relnaill Wan abed , however, the south is generally knOWD, that the cant*. in queries were *door to famish troopa candy to premed Naples Wag eassilesi by Amtrith troops. All thee conventions her eats Ws Cad of Naples have now ...pored, murrain with the year 1864. The bat ors expired on the 15tt, Jar, 1669. No re fa Sob ranted thinks of their marl; sad leder this would be &Soother so topoaritality, a asses II of the sessot consittawa of the Corgi•dwaiion provides aad Is plata words detaratirw, tour try come:mons may be coneluied." &rya, we did not snip bare. The Corideration tamer had sew yruvl Pet, it nada • sew cortitutiors, 'declared array r • 20th J one, 1•49, the the maturation of the . zeolisro conventi un; was incur *tent with that paired b... 'ot Switzerland ita a democratic free state, and ultareouely pr.,bibrtel all recruiting for foreign nalitsry st , vbe,ll3 ih • ..toir, of the Coated- ration. W. cent ems ...ill littler In M.• j.mal code of the Coati-J.l.hr nt the 4th Vebrox-y, 1855, article 66 costar the following p 'icon " Whattc.r Enhabito.nt of Swim:Hand re rune tee foebiddee Imago military warp shall be prated cots{ itualeoreent sad tlas:' threat or ppi..l3tnent is likewise valid for the r dicer of recruiting ores that are established beyond the counsel at Satz ...Thal in order .o avoid the prohibition on reclining on B.li. tern:toy. These enactor* do out merely toilet it. form or on piper, bat they ars, es ter as deleode upon tee .9elas authorities, rigidly e nt..road. In (*lima, Li-r.of we appeal to a succession of pad •Itidt Lae beet. eihroited ill trough these yeses o n zd u .g a ttecto.p.i. Certainly the evil isnot altor.Mer eradh eato.l O. +. by, sad ended tc cat ne ts be entirely protected thw sore tow anal enter the foreign editary eery ica. I tees is not say riot. whoa power weeds laurel netrand otter. Ind asis 11 , thee istan is dented—thst no re..rittiag pa in Switaerlsod, and theism. of the ettighiour uie !tel.* that bed penstit.ed sash veers ft be mar aluihed bare stolubed the wire is ommerrace al special anaemia" au the pat of the carpi of the Careckratios. Certainly Cher al oinatieu,s mete not earywhere atteeded with the enlist eaters; far we shall reeraily ass thee wMnes does all to her posit to palest I.oCrUning t aal..• seasknowng states. namely *arra sad Frane e. set esly do as. assist Ba:seder but ately .11" reuniting Otte territory. However, we as. eassrk without berg fearful of ointradct.os, thee all the foreign troops at s pear t toShe Italia. weeks have salting whatever to do wit ihrihierlesit that the mammal I. yetis* me am Swim resneasta, last cal, laraiga regineate,shuiler to Ws farm k ghats witch ant at. the ;react roe •4111 is ml.- }',4001. sad t , tree wiints at the time of the t _riser wee •o stood it the gi.iy tel heat Britain. All.. Omar tumoral se planation. we anll;pm•ed tante sopeotally le brook of the papal amiss ruramalutr, oaten UMe more tibiatly rho 0.00 a popular oympatbyteinj with drawn true ea. era lout lama Jukes, a Guitar arla.b we vr,.. I not was wi.h tualer any cocas:stances. • • There her sever b r any convention+ is fore with the Statue of re Church *raw to tree which wore perniiuA In the on.. of Naples. The cantos of La err wirtnaly dsd neer faro a+ er.reentiat with Her is toe yew 1824 fur the earn of a Sow reed. Tnr ocreveatioe, h,wrear. w.a Writ aporovad Ly the Limier die, it worn, thank., void ec term to to. out are of the Coanderrecia. For re war, tint comer iviosioelor a eve only concluded for 101 ra—tist eal) for a parade carpe—waa let won almost lan y pan se% and hat Ly the het of ta. carat of L 0444114 staetf. • hit* tear, m the per 1844 soar itulttoJual Allot» aoltattat tr.tos for the l'apal ereviro u 51-ir iiwa arouse; alter the Whom i f tac old cowtottaeri, as t erre leo .4 the erten, p remitted re recruttant to ter pro na thus tr:- roa m. blomeoer. toe Litt otter gave 114 cossett 1. tree it40111114 , 44L0, sack rowdier; to re thearai•tieg new, it von atomery o atria sera in order to war aeritneird tu rnable lor watt reatiarig. la coreqweco of the tonna wablineveata of ibid dues regostaate 44•4•rhaordedr aad ear bratty ... vain, Du th at here Wial Ware thee are eamprierd el a moor cone this trees all worts of evarriee, to that It would b dice; veined to the troth to look opus tab bender troop de B.r. reiterate. Should it, turner, .0 hypo. that lb payola: pulsars fler regiaoste we to tie Mtd ne of lit. riosallautoe .i h foniga wwintrate, than tbe 1,111144 C4O tat dr opTy /egret that rah should WI the ear ; is hr teratr, Lumwtr, be moat do hie tarot to road avert It. rd sever cu he permit Rath a cosh/lois of Oboe to be botitalit Isle itaktiatatt totatost bun. la cadet to mite tho earrertante of what tee )wet her rid, we take this op parody d awklag a stateart here eaareraiag the ers arra to the Lin rentewat, that med. swell aollo4/4444114 at Preleine. a. ter bee bees beetight to out knowledge hear as einleoly sarcactere wan.. _ _ . « tl4 14 J 1 1 .00 17. Ink Ilia mimosa bed as albeite kr* ut almat 1.5r13 w+, .t vta.tt time saes— Mos. . deM NO lnrA (ebirtly rad., him besei) (iarlsdiog 14• yaris) letembergrre N.d.a pro, le Pt ....ea sod odor G.nrias (etNeUuril fsves do 'Peal a Lairies Aigkr•) rule. tl...outtl - .. 1 Soot t 'on the vogimat Ms Imo berenut to 2,47 C MIMI , UI•1 is by 1.147 ImmtMs—st white WM see Ilitsatas oboist 440 Oersaam .. 347 elms Mar f041=444,6444, banana, sad grim KC Sy Ws eatteart It swum that in me . .e:ealled Woe rryno:p is, la do GM Papal tlis tostmat, hardly tho WWI 41 Vs an aril 0 rye, whit. tie Waco t. 0.1 IN II friii 111111111119 WNW in sheen COOR.rifil Willa OM 111117 • irs t ir k WON _iimmird ase4 repte44 :.4 Wit ottteatil .44 101,1110.0amtionte. TM Move retrimat (5 'imam Ms 1 , 4 dew* 4.tyy, It worms. I...cruets mil littalaN aver Wu . swt pa Mit welted. but eatirely So lately asealtylas, corny o. P. 14- Web (444.45), Poostotiiinel ammo. (rm.), .b. a 41so us le.n, I. genus, limes% aid Cirm Vomit. Tao Mow Sw•wita vaorn.s.• MDT ac.;sogult wh0...4r that kmaki ste •o. ...:. ,:“.I,:y cb..s. •.tk Briluarlsao , O. the onstary, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 16. 1859. oa their obako., the taftlall loam " B. veto &taro, are costademeady - In the iheial th.e hob It ;veld Indeed evidence ea la it=te& the miehmee el the heap' snytweete to If ebilo he*, we brew* into 00170111“ whist • same wait by peillithe nenWeg an he ewe sell bee ember lalsellmedMilat • iesp to the broad= ed snob bodies of sad vi cans tom poems' the last laisseao over the themselves. Or ems say me, on calm eon adermisa el all eisesewiresse,sericeely wetted that Switzer land hie Molated any leintstlesel dotty; that she bad glom b eau the_ oppetinety to ear themselves 4 ametwaseiss to the l i telic as, to demob themeavas Goo instruhes , s ? la truth, she has dons inertly the reverse. has made repeated applien Um ti the neighboarbg 44 to abolish rhe rectrinteg slim for rooramairie• perskeed on the border, that the &Wm shin* not be enticed to Ore. If she has mot bees AM to mama these her pmpoitlene is every are, shin des net 1 poem, rhelit to phew how In the cream' dwit. With sr spot to the digs et helps we ask—was me sad le net the to pr a lawent smrd by the poet powers ? Weald * twee s 5.4 te Mae seeded safest the peesseshwin7 e al Penn& or the heal et hese P If OM had aot hem gime toss. if the Sher et do Chord believed that they the j istetwe toh In the stories of net of Ter aid then, tale rielac 4 ladapendsnos wse aldied ininedlately swim the eyes at the ;treat posers, by the nigh Adios, el • .silly herd of soldiers, con this re* July oteeise to held up ISelissolaed to the ispeebstim ar iterepre s end to dregs she 4as residing atoms them with ea net 4 vita wither the Swiss hi Italy nor those wising the Ripe Ma IS made answerable before the eyes of en hipselnljehp W. omenelle ben; wit admit that in the first mite- MN the het aintants bleed .said not bet molt at the Ides MO 1144411 se • *We hedeold regiments to the princes, white 401 seem them es • means to plea theme/dm ia 4dhle eJsiem to th• while of their subjects. We admit that asmmbhmee with the state of ails eight hied so wwweens . theelesions. The rinainetasem _ _ heilq lowever bees tevielaud, ilwituerisad nay leek liw wad be a men equitable drain aa lie net et kegs amt- Wu • As nay expert that pal* *aim shell Mon ID the 1 war d Wolk tad tket k alma set caudwaelly sad without ISMS Ma as eat la the eystawatle twin cd Suributlaud. li This Win adieu Y ta a ectediet 'Maar ko *at dick Ilwllatelawl Mosel be a ekes three eateries eau OW s onosfing Mr • free awl ladspendeat eastesue. The weft dell IPSO welkom werapesi bee In Me groat Oat. The Italian Mica met, hewer r. mover forget than smog as Noble atuileaus at a use people that nue must sin be Ad Weetedi ether people, and especially set In Wee salghbere sultwad with alum down to the per me tine s cud ewheetamdieg lbw always exalted it.le the coldwaatles at wake "nay eteditioe is maw, and wh.tch la tool tnadl)N asetwal adveistagr, and thrnqure entirety milky at hats undally wartared by both partita. NA VAL AND MILITARY. AMITIALTT, JULY 16.—Areonerizirrs.—Pay moats? C. C. Ick (1864), to the Cyclops, 6, paddle-wisest stoma hig►ta, East lisdia and Chins Mottos. WOOLWICH, JIILY 15. The Firefly steam-vowel has been cammi«ioned, sad her commander is adored to leave Woolwich for two months' eurreying terries at the Chuntel bleeds. Ths rig gers ars now preparing bee tor that purpose. DOCIY•RD A TICS/ Several appreetioes have Wm talon on teem ly, in the several departitirete of the dockyard, and, in couegomme of tie large number of candi data, not legally cabbed, the lisllswing notice wee this day et the agabliansent, Aped by the Commodore t As it ewers that the pre/dale r - mr — ozfor the soisolisa ei approehoes fs not sedoweleed by some at the peresle of the candidate., the Commodore Ittymeletmbut bee le mho known that the felleartste ezheet hoe. her Majesty's odor is email se tee 1111140114 of the appolettoest of lorkyard apprentice. is that wok reveres the choice, via :—Ome halt if the edmiseinne MI he ibis to theme boys who stead at the head of the pahomesd LM, sad ohs other belt will be awarded with re- Mom to the eleame of tOe parents, but no boy will on say seemset be admitted use appreence without he has a cum yeast knowledge of reading, writing, sod the tirst four MN of oeftboopue. CHATHAM, Jett 16. The two-company depot of the 10th Regiment, numbering 3 ceptsans, 4 lieutarutu 8 esetpa. end 2b7 Ines of.ll ranks, with the usual aimless end cbildres, under the command of Cappt.ia 1. Yea Hart Mostar; WI due genie= thu afternoon, and promeied by railway $o Grassier:l, whin they join the beedisertan of the tegi. rot, which here &mead from Celcutto in the Deg Philip. The blowing circular ralative to the dodo d Me pm. %tient red Roma eat Mile &glair at this palm Ms her emetved from the Worries :—" •leshoweles bewhis moaned an Me left of some emem le m will as oMeto eltegymee to the limp, le mart le the mime sod mime el Me dellee 'Ma ass moiled to ray them is modiseedom of the vememeedea weeks from the Me eastatory it Mete our wishes it to be toimiteil Mee this . rant e . Ti {e sot given sa mat mit it services =bat as sat equivalent for the cednery duties, Wade toptiens, chunkier, sad fmnia. Com niosioned chaplains and officiation clergyman ors, thenfore, net SI met Iles for the polonomo, of say of these duties. —IL Maws." PORTSMOUTH, Jets 16. A court-martial assembled on board the Victory, Sag-ship, this morning to try Kr. Charles A. Goody'', acting paymaster of the Hornet, on the following charges . let, for having, daring the respective periods of hie being pay master of her Majesty's ship Hornet, nod while on actual service, sad full pay of leer Majesty's fleet, between the 30th of September, 1858, and the 28th of Deesaihre, 1858, neglected hie duty by omitting to reader, is due course, nay cash eccounts as such acting paymaster for that period. The second charge wee for not having, in due room, mat la the muster-books of the sloop, for the quarter tending the 30th of September; the third for neglecting to reader say quarterly memos of clothing for or in respect of the caws and craw; end the fourth for neglecting to esad is, in due course, his quarterly victualling accounts. Mr. E. Ruskin, of Gosport, solicitor, was present to watch the ems ea behalf of the pri soner, and reed his defence, which was to the effect that be (prisoner) had not been wilfully neglieent, but that he had been prevented from properly performing hie duties owing to illness, end the feet of hie having been overworked. The court totted the charges proved, and sentenced the prisoner to be dismissed from her Majesty*s service, and Incapacitated from serving in it again. The Neptune, 91, screw, Captain Sir W. Hoots, Beet, bent sails to-day ; and the Dauntless, 31. screw, Captain Ed monotone, will be brought out of the steam basin to-morrow, to receive her crew, lake in stores, itc. The Pearl, 21, screw corvette, will be placed in No. 1 dock to-morrow fur repair.. MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICUL TUILdL 80013T7. (11011 001 OWN COI WARWICK, FIIDAY Artia2looll. The annual meeting of members of the society wee held at 10 o'clock this forenoon, at the Shire ; Lord WA ILSIN011•11, the Ixesident dirt, in the chair. The M t/admire was not large. The noble president read a letter from the Doke of Marlborough, the retiring president, spolo gising for the absence of hie grace in oon.equenoe of his parliamentary duties. Ile. thonET regretted that the annual meeting should be held at such an inconvenient day and hour, +hes those who should 'timed were either packing up or had gone. It Was expected, when the dinner was doss away with, that there would be substituted for it some pitmans where the prises would be delivered and the members and the coon- all would have an opportunity :of meeting and of c oisider- Mg any suggestions which might be made. This mere, however, had not been followed, and there was no ground for merles that direstinfaellem should be LOA BERNZILSOIONd mod fitW. 7.7 "11 • . • 1• ISCOSSIed a rote at Meeks to the Marie sad tereAos of Werwtok for the services whisk they had neared a the moiety in con trails with the useltisi. The wake wee prod• siesdaseely. Lead Lama peeped • vote of thanks to the railway com panies he Ms &dabs whisk they bed afforded for holding Hsesdag. The proposition was eseoeded by Kr. CHANDOS WAIN Rosaries, sad pored WM esti see Messistissi. lir. H 1711•12111.031, M.P., proposed a vote of theatre to the teal amnion, white was seetaded by Mr. Marrain, and Pima bthr cralliarrsi bald mokool" ledged by Lad Ugh. te Thuks were woad hie Cases the Duke of Marlborough fir hie oarless as onskleat, as ths nodes of Mr. Jogai, Webb, seceded by Kr. Rimy. Mr. BAILVITT. COO of the ••••1111111 for eat* proposed a vote of Menke to the j udg es, led in &deg en premised, as aa old member of the oedL Met the rieggestises of Mr. Bid tshoald nosh, his candid sad motel oonsideraiiou. The moths w striondsel by Mr. Sierra, and unanimously adoPfsd• A cordial rota at flanks was peered to Mr. Brandreth Gibbs for his limitable setwices, sad thanks were also voted to the noble presideat. The Exhibition closed this evening at six o'clock. The attendance, owing to the 041 . 0Unigallee alluded to by Mr. Lowe in the toregolag praceredings, wee below the sewage. 1 1 '20411 LAST NIGETS GAZETTE. Bar Twolias luu JiNs Scorn. Rt. llaryl•bate, mail : to amiler Air M IL LoOsit 17. t M. pa Dadashatl :tres‘ lama. WA*. : adiontM., Dam Onomini, Olialeataried. SL 1 ad *Mts. No* Esesamot. Jalf a at ISt. aad Lesititn i rl **StataL lid.... .. Lag t/Illawalnit, Olty , ea. lot& Tionas tbilostar. talky. 317 ell% sad *sot 11 et S. at Mb" Nue aw , Cana* on* OW. sad ntg li r elL elobtatar, lan ; at aolL Oasit*. CaloaaaasnaL Allltb Om= roactuattatrat Ott amtirat. Job Is is IL sad Au* L 1 11. 111.11.0.400 K. OA. astia,ll4* bowipywd. ; PIIRAI OuStaildmaabst. PM ANN WALD. .1* It. Jots lemoes. Ma*. 1/14 of Its.asettaa* LIWOLVILST PRTITIOIIIIIII.7AT PORTUOLLSITISET. t e s az ; tZ;ll;7i;irrolViZilsT. 74 - I;6OT—W. Nbme. t. 'Jobe, baker—W. MOMS, it. Dinatierroad. Moto a Ttly 30 Smith. Qmoialoyood Proem Acton Middiotn. Wm—A. raft. ab l:Zoi l d =oz. —O. drat's W Watts. Alltott•oqous. DeYtoa - 11811111115011/3 MOUST. July .9.-T. Fulmer, liswtpwe. 7ietwabg7.. cda. s l4 (i LlA nn irS o load. ci .:= ..aersl omtractoe-J. Ca/ I r . :ltatanuma Itaitibb4eva.loommoill N. - 8:1;7 1 . 1 Eit: .171 6. 14. lbsog ih r i z .. I...nriomma ar i rk makef-T. /anti.* July M1ft...11 Do foriemetkalwa-W. Wood, Salaryia Looklallelds. mos dlialm-J. Jonloga, Wood land place, Koilidato.... smlslast at Oda al Oa* 0.2.1.111411•01. a _LjprilL-11. UMW., moth 61.6.-W. P. 16.7 d. lieciedigit.lloben.bx4mater. DISOLLIATIONO OF DIVIDZINDB. (looms Wituarar, Stair 4W Combarlaud, woollen manufactory Lt diataaad of Jtd, July 16, sad say, adamant oaturdaY... Bare., ewoilourloo-Tlm , Joao Maryport. Outatorlaad, groor-18 41.16.60 16. any subseptiallt Etaturay, at lammes, Nawmallo.P.ft TM. Jose Itnantao Yvoousscc. West Hartlepool. Durham tellor-1.1 dividend or L. 61. J.ll 16. add my subectuaut licurday. at Bake. NewmaticoponTyne. Joss Ameraosu. So uth Durham, earthentram manufacturer Lt mem. ah. dd., 00 D.. P.a. Owing in MI of 1.. Bd. la the posed melon* p os melon* decl.redl. J deeliredl. uly 16, and any minesunt Saw day. at name, Newamtlem..Tym. Busy Ratind W.swetm and Newtan.heatt, Lanamtdre. oil mar int-Irt dirldind al is July U, and any sulnequent Toes day. at Frames Mandwarer. DIV! DENDB. Aritenl. W. N. Wynn. Thome...row. Greenwich, suctinrsen- Mime LIL Callow, lolnanraea4 City. ihiPowner-sormt 5. T. G. Jam., Rimrstreet, Ilyddeltowaume, trullder-Aorruat Pi. C. Bre, dm, Liverpool. Deem& victualka-Stignin 12. A. Adman Itepar u. ort•tel, Llrergard nierchsnt-Auguat b. J. Rutherford, Chlinherland. mid Carlisle. grocer. ORRTIVIOATUI to be . unlem mum tia Menem to the contrary, nth ot August 5. E. Callow Ildliter otrect, City. dilpowarer-Aunst R. Iteklm damn., coal marehmt-Andom Ilmlesstnet. Holborn, putillean- sum* 6 P. WHAM. LI wilnaer-Augut e. d.. Tootsio. SWUM and :Jackdaw), maaltbUt -Amend N. H. brown. itheeffisid. steal roller -dept. victualler-raps 15 J. Gamy. laradniteam, earn dealer -8.66 141. % . 77 Wither.. Etirmlogitare Janda. PARTIIIRRNHIPB J. Ord add J. balsam. beitinituaatraM Non bed. Mad mnstarmen-Jampit Nichainia bad James Nichol... hallfm, Testable.. Jammed machine maker-IL Nora J. 81tor4 T. But. lialibs Burt. Rases Nuns add T. 6. Inert., Mosertawn, Onfordahln. slime akin timarMetenra, et far a. retard. T. B. Timfad sod C. Tweed, Hasler. ineffordahlia girth aware manufserurer. J. drseLer end IL MMus Waitron eardunt.-T. batter and R. %trier. Hanabester. rent maker.-T. Lemma and T. U. Lammas, Irmamtaa CammlL Indldsni-W. T. (MoO and P. Parma Lalcrear, dans atmen-IL W. ANININD and T. It. W. Auden., ri.. Jaimastrwa amanner, uttlitery %idiom-J. Alder. W. Remit., and U. Alder, Obeliantsia upbobteren-J. Rama and T. limo, 11...kydown. tamers-T. W. /Mare and 8. Bteam, Klan orougioo• l Ettt i =r l 7 of far*. imeohat .- Sam. and Parabutssammi. Basawster. ebotagrapticr. Cl°dal nod Y. Monte -8. H. I/m.OmM. and J. tlacelm. Ida. fustian maufeeturan-t. R. J. Itimant cleaMead Lou. amst.-T. Mateo. W. Tat. and R. Ilablania Lenteolt. nUmorMaire eartheswere memoir toren, to fen ae regard. T. Th e Jam Quayle, Gamin T. Gamin and W. Qintylir, r. 4. mar& G. Quayle U. YltehNl, J. Masra& L. G. H. J. alma, IL Pfau. Man aplatam. Ur a. Wade 0. Il i t il La ' Zt a i a ! ti kis-r. P. *la 11. In and T. Wardle, laartemotraminet. ONDOIOII timers, m tar as marl* T. Wardle-J. Limos add Fearn Leads pall mambo turin-11. Partin and N. Ward, llermisple, i4vorawre abssabsis-T. J. rellltt and J. Wittman. Ilambrommllua euglimni-Paney Seems flaha-rquare. anA ILMmtheth LaMantia Rem mead. ton of the tramp...tit 800TCH 11141088T/LATION. Groan. Gratin, Leita..Most meter. 4.17 :tat tha New MP Hot.. UHL Disratssmo StllClDE.—Yesterday a long inquiry took piton at the Elephant and Castle Tavern, Ku:We-rad, Camden-town, atom Mr. Wakley, cornea for West ?dial dims, touching the death of Mr. William °Monte, seed 74, a merchant, who destroyed himself under very deter mined and lamentable eircumstaeces. Augustus Alphi.nm Osborne was examined through an interpreter, and said that the decesead was his father. He resided coming trot Germany in Addington-villas, Camden-town. He wee of very sober habits. He had not betrayed of late any symp toms of inanity. His (decassed'e) trading impactions abroad were very extensive aid his means were ample. He had lately complaieed of his head. He said he wee shad that be should tam he to meet all his imeinesstmerectioes, owing to hie health being so very bad. Oa Tuesday It was arranged thst he should go to Cheltenham for the benefit of the testers, bat he abseyeently abandoned such intention. OnWedneeday he wrote many letters to his connexions abroad respecting his huaisee• but still he appeared very unaided and messy is his win d. Om Teneaday morning he RAS dis covered ettepended by his handkerchief to a rail of his bed .teed. He was cut down. Mr. Bates. a eurgeon, was sent for and promptly attended, bat life was quite extonct. The above evidence was corroborated by other loathers of the deceased's faintly, and many of his intimate triande also spoke of hie altered state of mind tur some mouth. pat. 7 said it. THE NEGOTIATIONS AT VIENNA. The Paris sorrespoodeat of the beds peosdance Be:ye wads as follows, under date of Paris, Jul 13 : As you me aware, the diplomatic world is pendded th►t that. are sane iscret comtenatisas between the Emperor of the Yreech end Francis Joseph. 1 cars meths, away nor silim mach reasoare, but what I. carman ma, that for the laat two days she Emperor has apprormd to be absorbed In thought. Ha had remind numerous despatches from Ger may, and It wee clearly men that some secret working was Oaf ea to his Wad. . Among the attendants of the Emperor. awl at head•quar ten, there wee an expectation of some bold move upon Vora, when upon having table (the day h►. not been told me), about seven In the eveatait, the Emperor gent for Orator Fleury. "Yy dear general," be said to bum in woe of the Kin of Sardis* who looked Tory saxione, Mt who, tsevertbsirs, shortly after, approved with a wave of Ids head and a nod the Emperor's words, " I want et this mansit• military diploordet. I went a man who ie mild, offesitirory, and andabtw nave thought of you. HIM it a War I am now adder to the Emperor of Arra ; pm will take It to Versa. Egad it nwk, yourself maser sf he tesdenr. I auk kr a tree lt M orrery that the Itsagistor Joseph goad wort it. I depend on your intellt wore to develop the thee the germs of which are in this ham" Thereupon he Rae• him a few etpLaelationa, which m ethod the King of Piedmont's approval. The genera took • earls" sad, arempanied by M. Vernon, his aide-de camp, get out fa Verona. Although the disteme was net meat, the dittimblas in getting to the outpost. wen extreme. Oaua•l Fleury did net ester Verona before hak-pest ten et LIMTM Ammar et Austria was in bed and sound . but when it -es mentioned to b;. aide-de-camp en duty that General Fleury bad brought a t.tter tram the Em ptier of the Freach, they woks op the Emperor. He Armed in baste, and then Omen' Fleury we. introduced. Ott reeding Napoleon'. letter surprise sad emotion were depicted cm kis Majesty's mantenasice. " Your cnansunication is a very merlon. one," add le, "sad I require reflection. Remain here till to-mwrow 'wrung; by eight o'clock I will gve yis the answer." " I am at your blejed)'s Indere," replied Oeuend Fieary "Ineartheless, I craw pertinence I subset slew matters ter year coanderstion, which will explain to par M.jesty the step taken by the Emperor." Gonad Fleury now entered at length on the minas which should induce the Emperor FfeStill /omega to accept the peopwitton Made to kW; the yeednlty d tba two snake rendering a conflict leasuland the medlatlea that would arrive too late ; and the f eraidahle snick yrepring avian Venice. " Toe counderstkes yea held eat le me ere welgtvy," replied Francis Joseph; '1 will think them, sad toituonew in Tiling you shall have my easwer." He ordered big grand equerry to vacate Itie spernaeat for General Fleury. At eight o'clock the reaseal wee lotrodaced , the Emperor of Austria had another long summation with tiro and dually hauled him the answer. Three hours later the ;renewal had returned and was undid* Empalme. Ogles to these nommusicatinns an interview took place Wines Marshal V.dlsat end Generol Hese. Bat the limper; Nerleatabed resolved upon hia entree. He thought that s cosignes would nuavion delays. end tbst the bents of pence ohm dud bettnum Am two sovereigss, all weedd be Itoury. It wae the 10t5,.,* of both to roue i.. He, pellosn's argument is this We are overrun by the rave kites ; Ido sot wish A any more time you co. We both what to maintain the postai:A authority, tot we are both Whelks; la as Coma to es undtraranding." The Rtnternr of Austria bee comprehended the toil range of the imperial Mean He thoroughly biestilloti A with there, and believe that lb. Isola mesplite underistendieg now travails between the two towsteigns. I hew also heard the woe of Brutwls owntiooed as the city when the fineries might seeessek, Out I only seal it to yea with soma *able rewire. PRINCE NAPOLEON AND TUSCANY. Prince Napoleon's report to the Emperor on the malts of his presence in Tuscsny haA been pub lished. The following is that 'Fisica relstes to pott tieal affairs: Hen !quarters, Golfe, 4th. Sire,-1.4 ta this bens the 111'.1.41 ur the fith corps, the command of which your flejery was ?Wee! to amide t 3 Toe, hoe b-en political and widely. The 5 b coopa, in anismbling In Tuscany, bad for political minion 1. To ns sintsin that duchy in the line of can:lace tree-d set toy your M a j.:,, that is to sq. nit to allow :ha expres sion of patnora ralings to dopentram ; me wore pari.wWely to ! TitaltOl4 milittbly all the immure.' which c mid ho drawn • (ram tee country m well as from the :Ambits ed Psrma and lirdeas. 2. To amstraio, by this presoece of the French 5 ire oa the frontiers of Itocaegnei, the Austrian government t 1 ol,erve a strict esstrality so she States of use Pope. 3. To guarantee the islashatents against an ofteneive return of Austria, end ho permit sham to WOW revs witharat oratacts their sympathy (or the cause of Italian indepsndi wen and I 1 the r groom& for the friendly intentions of the government of your Majesty. TO, military salmi= of the srlt corps wee —let. To pre- Teat an Austrian corps from making an irruptlon into Tat , easy, and to dept ire ohs enemy of the precious resources of Central Italy , 2n3, To minim the left ;link or the Arabian army by comprunialag be line of reaesr. and f otaur I. to bashes the abstalosormt of the Derbies of Paula *34 Modem ;ger the e — rai7betory of the allied army. These various objects have been blurly attitned, and without striking • blow, by the mere mother of the tro ipe of the 6th corps at Legtoeu, Florence, and the denuothee of thief 1. Is reP lm oniiral point of view —Toicany ha etj led the paha tranquillity, sod bee liberty hos tea bees trouble]. U.S., the breteeden of the French dig the Tuacan 'tug, tiesegeakiedefter the 27th April, has been able to ve agonies itself se qatch'y thst it now ores to the 612 crepe a cot , sagest at how 8,000 to 10,000 soldiers, armed, equipped, sad reedy to rarest!. throes's], with the sweaty; and • 3311•41.3 n of vi Wooers ostler the orders of General MaLt 4- e•po I. being orgasieed at Pomace, without d-jr.sing the enwetty of the regiment of Tes,se gesdarnes, wbich is 2.000 strosr, sad trefiliest to maletain trinquilite. hi ire oeoe, shotraiity has not been violated by the sway in the Pewits' fliers... Lastly, toe entbitaiwee which has been esiteihated is ell the phone through which tie 4th corps had puma from the d.y isf its dieemberkatlon at Leghorn up to that of Its junco,' with the army of your Majesty, and the eva.i se 'lark it and io chief Im.ve racerod et Leghorn, Ploreete, Lows, Mame, Paw" mad all the I rabies, !leis or crest, whets ,t hotted to 11 , 0 p, IA patent to all, and esnact Lill to poodles a groat amoral Aker. 2. I. a military leant of into —The preteens of the 6th corps in Tuscany. or rather of a dielabis of inhetry, of • brawls of 3..e.rt's,, .34 of aloe bettersw of ardiltry, hot de tstnett the A , a 0 ,11•5 e3rl • which. testa the habit. of the litmus, seemed ..sly to threw theta wivre ea the ferule plata star the nght bank of the Po. The presence of that cog" toady oi dersowli es the Atoms. army bowel the laser with gnat fear teat it hastened, unowdettely af3er the tattle of K .goats, to steads. *woes, &donne, and end. ese4wely ell to peeboas on too tegh• book of ,Ile Po, sad to blow up meta wh.ch coat is • swat seal of tumeand money to eimentn. - - . - . •••• •••••,. anal; ium,or lb* nosh. Itte7tt Kayo Melt proehtre4 by your M.,..1) headtag thw stt, ..nu .hi..Tu.htLy awl the deohteo. APORIING. BETTING AT MANCHEBTEIL—Famar. GOOD ROOD MEM 11 to 1 1 1 z sal MGM Gi 11 4 : t isse KJ IN so Y u IN = sima des Ma at mYi leyLl laity .Ilio sasatars ' esai M Lama& LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING -FRIDAY. Ti. DWISSZYMIVO OVALS d IMer.. rib. b ft, fur b-ff. 016; Way. Ilb Certelmailoweaces. One mile. 13 natal Mr S. W. MabllWe iambi Brat. by Olosaleer. dtt 71b IW. &M•( t 1 Mr Mr km. Mr 41b) t 2 tami=la tbs Mem. mbus be me oil M r(3. brier Xi me bra mt. Raselcaref 51 ma. Ph. farlease. Mr. T. Delwasa • Mrs. Mu by millem. 3 yre.l4 IMr (2.041) 1 Mr. Lemsita'e M 1... yve I* Mb (J. bumpiest $ 31 1 4 . . Ov a Thwallebt e darea. %SA 715 4 . k i e VE 4 Mr. Tsueper e rjaay If* Kamm Puri oder. TbremyrekL fa 7Th ; fear. Mt • Orb Ft ;ix re OM Ina tete Ma lir. ftwyeb Jae* Ilprlas by liplagyJaebt 1410 1 11M 3 1 1,08 14 Mr. Rigby% iterdetyr, • yro, Worthatel las Lir semi By. Lem Mem ma. ''''' added. for ( Aime. yr** Me, byt Mu; 11114,1114 W. Omula DeasThlea TM 411.4 le resolve 60 sm. mu of*. wawa Mr. T. Bite atm. by heldbeesat Mb IClralleal 1 MI. Lo Yanni Comforter. Om Mb 1114malli I Mn. V. Ilabeme AMY.. b1Y1136 bee. 31b mum (A. bay) I Tan MOLT YU I Pia?. (llamas** IN We Oa **1614. *OW le • Omseseves of 6 rem oda *lam emus. ifs mote 4 by receive 10 ma so of Yr OMB. Mika Mb) Mr. IMO. • Boma,. by lielenerse, 1* 11b....1134.rard5) 1 Mr. J. Tberaveose Tie Whew I yrs. 04 ( se. Itab ours) (Ortatis I Mr. flame Amebae Belt*. 4 yin. 116 Mr fate. lavb .. .4 IL. esemdtal 3 Mn. 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DOI 40 to flesoadtoo 11/ WI to 14a.7 o 4 10 So The Dross nun So 100 ..- liloarox do Mat/ad (t) SERIOUd On iNGE Riot IN IRELAND.—An affray in which the Antrim militia played a ptinmpal part, took plate on the 12th at liirmale, near Cork. The regiment has been *tattooed there ft,r mono time, though consisting doelly of Orangemen. " Since Sunday last (my.. tlti Cork Erwin tor), dereonetutioss of thew Sweatt attachment to the gleesome end pious memory' were evinced by borne of the millers of the regiment to tar too great en extent. Oa San de, • disturbance took Maas between some of the eoldiere theneeivee. Tree riming once begun rapidly spread, mad • regidel battle in • few twelves took piece, in • locality batmen as Long Quay—a party of civilians and a party of militia fighting desperatey with each other. TOe soldiers hod the greater anebere, but their opponents were prod...lista Ia the means of attack they adoped--atose Ihrowieg ; and verve= the artillerymen (the militia) were getting by for the worst of the resonate!, but were shortly %minimized by the muttering of the picket, about airy or seventy wee. In • place celled Meat Market-bane a pane of soldiers came up, it is said, with the intention of a t. necking the chapel. The civilians were ota the alert, end here again another bottle commenced, chiefly with stones. The military @gam got the worst of it, and were be-item back. Meanwhile the chapel boll tolled, and all the persona is the neighbourhood wheel large numbers of atones within the • sourronading the mooted edifice, and the gree er part of those who were theta having come Mode, the gate, were closed. At the same time, on the opposite side of the narrow street running tad the chapel, preparations had been male by the inhabit's:lie to receive the soldiers holly. The cache meat at this time was (-awful. The magic rates of the tow°, seeing the state adobe were In, deeper:dud • messenger to the fort, and about sixty men of the Horse Artillery stationed there came down, and with them some infantry, also bu ttoned there, about 16 0 in nombe. Order mow bops gre d.,illy to be restored, and from ibis time the town aroaased • rows Rue:cited aspect. No on. has es yet did, we bete», from the injuries be received, but Is soldiers have receive' flown* serious wastade. Very few of the civilians are hem. • troop of the Beam Greys, some artillery, and some infantry arrived at Kneels at early hour this morning, sad tne town Is now guise." TSB ALLEGrD MURDER AT NEW CALABAR.— Paul 111.1atyro, the miler whit was broasht up on Thursday at the Liverpol police curt, charged with the murder of • fellow-Nieman named John Maxwell, wee @gen brought before Mr. Monaticld yuierday. It appeared trim the evi dence that there had hew • quarrel between M intyre sad Maxwell, sad that Maxwell la the first testate.. bed neon the aggressor, sad had kamked the primmer once or twice does on the dock. Ili'latyre, I. order to escape the of•iinie sf the deosesed, tan below ; the deluged followed ; and it wee when Maxwell was endeavouring Mill farther to poeieh the primmer that the inter drew • knife and stabbed the de wend three limes in the breast. He died almost ler ese etesety. Per the defence it was argued that the prisoner only used the baits in eelf•tielence; m.(l as for the charge of murder, it Paid not be mutinied. The prisoner wee ow milted 1111 • chargel4 tnatul•ogbrer, and the mutated. a mend that, though it was his duty to mend the NM for trial, it weever, doubtlul whether a jury would convict the pri soner ce the evidence adduced. [Advertisement.] —M r. J. W. BENSON, of 33 and 34 . ud s ,d.bri. ts• Ju.. pabUisod a c.o. 010.1,40.1 paropo:4 00 wslobas if.* by .00t fue two tuttspo. ottteh 00•4•001 mien bawl Us. P. 0. 04 bliambalbe mt. the woke to Loy whim to be It i sod bow to we K It &odd so rood Or all Onion buying • int* at by Its obi yowl ot coy tort el baguet. 8004140 d. Intuit. or Weld as oe.b• ti. w .tetl Rat .T. 4.4 to their bor. awl %ewe II farbaried tree hO • TN, tvi orb , ett Air. .0140 , 1! gOf NW of he weeetscoare sewed missed 11. am.. '—itarmet isteenber. 4881Z2 INTELLIGENCB. HOME CIRCUIT.-HERTFORD, JULY 16. The business or this circuit commenced cm Thtursday by iil . Lumaing of the commiteion for Hertfordshire, end Ms business was proceeded with in both coerce, Mr. Jostles Crowder presiding on the Civil side, aid Mr. Justice Blackburn in the Crown Court. The cause li.t is beery far this county, there being fourteen entered, five of which are In be tried by special juries. The gaol calendar is light, awe being only nine prisoners for trial, and none of the mess are of a serious nature. Clown Eltuz.—(Baton Mr. Justice Blackburn.) Elam Chem 16, a good•looking young girl, pleaded guilty to a charge of teloniouely swung fire to • barn and otter F rLangf ord, who sppeared for the prosecution, stated that the prisoner had been in the serviced • parson at Ware, and en the day the lire took place she had a dispute wish has aletreas, and was beard to make use of some threats towards her. In the course of the same waning there was snider. of fire and it was discovered that a shed, in wbloh there were • number of valuable cattle, wee in lame., but the In fortunately was eztingnished without doing any seektes mischief. The prisoner, it appeared, charged • boy who wee employed upon the premises with being the guilty party, and she told such a plausible story that he was very nearly being committed for trial, but, fortunately, it was dia covered that she wee the real culprit. The prisoner now said that it wee her temper that drove her to commit the sot, bat she was very sorry for it sod hoped the judge would have mercy upon her. Mr. Justice Blockburn said he was very sorry to ems a young girl like the prisoner in such • position, and he sin ew* pitied her. The offence, however, was one of a very mires nature, and he wee compelled to pass a seven *en twee, namely, that she be kept in penal servitude for four yews. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-Anintrzy, JULY 11 Lest evehlag, Chief Baca Pollock opened the coutraiseks, sad tide aaec proceeded with the trials of gelsoners. There was so doll cues, sad but oix planters want for trial. Mr. Justice Wightwan did not leave London, sad then was bat ass court, the whole business occupying s litW kis than three boom. The principal dee wee that of William Gre gol7, a labourer, who wee sentenced to four rare' peal ser vitude for witting do to some llamado. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoii, JuLT 14. Caovrx COUAT.—(Brice It,. Jamie* Hill.) corrento AND WOUNDING. Goo. Brows, U. was charged with ratting and 'minding Henry Yeadon, with intent to do him grievrras bodily harm, at Rotherham, on the 15th of lons UM. Mr. Fullerton prosecuted; the prisoner was undefended. The prosecutor in this ow is a polka-Maw at Bother hero, and on the night of the 16th, on his way lams, he nailed so the Minerva Tavern, In consequence of some dis turbance in geeing the company out. The priso•er was thaw, end threatened, if prosecutor turned him oat, "to give' him soneethieg he could not terry. " The primmer went home, and the prosecutor having accompanied • drunken inn into the same yard, wee standing near the prisoner's lodgings' door, when the latter came out and struck him twit* behind the head with a 'Tide, and afterwards on other parts of the body until the spare broke. The prisoner thus indicted such severe injuries ea to place the prosecutor great danger of his life. The prisoner's dawn was that he was in liquor at the time, and did not know what he was doing. Guilty. Five years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOWSE. Maziailiew Lou',, 136, Fenchnrch-etreet, commiaion @gent, was charged with having, in coojnection with ano ther person not in custody, obtained by fsl.e prennoe • gsaatigy of cotton handkerchief*, Taloa 1991. 9e., from Medea. Higginbrth•m, Bons, and Co., manufacturers, of Queen-street, Glasgow. The prisoner wasressanded, but admitted to hail, himself fa ROW. and two manse of 100 r. each. GUILDHALL. Jesus Homo, •H••;;; hedge No. 7,186, was summoned by Sir John Montagu Bur goyne, But., ander the following cireamatemme: Sir J. M. B seld—l live at 8, _Hecleetousequare. On Seturday, the 9th of this month, I hailed the defendant lathe corner of the square, and dbetted him to drive me to Adaraide-wharf, Loudon-bridge. He started off at almost • foot's paw, and at Eecleetone-bridge I requested him to make a much haste as be could, as I had no time to spare, He closed the trap before I had caused speaking, and con tinue' the mime *low peon On reaching Buckingham Pelee' I said, "I have asked you civilly not to make me late," end he replied 11:1 a very insolent tone, "And I ask you civilly why I suoula tire my horse for you?" After that he asked me what I would give him to go fast. I said I should not submit to the extortion be was attempting, bat that I would give him half-a-crown. He thou drove at a quick pace as far as Temple tier, where he again commenced driviug slow ; upon which I told him ill scat the boat I would only pay him his legal fare. He then palled up to argue the matter, and I got out and gave hint la. Bd., and said 68 he del not choose to drive properly 1 mast take another cab. I asked him for his number, and he plated to the number in the cab, and very impertinently said There it is, I suppose you can read it." I again asked him Ste his number, end a• said,"OM ma your cord." I lulled upon having his number and he then held up hie badge and impudently mired me if I would take that. 1 them told him to drive to the nearest police court, upon which he said he should expect to be paid, as it would be • new hiring. I add I should do no such thing, ea the extra 6d. I had gives him would cover that distances. Hie =ewer to that was, " Eves 6d. I Do you Wok I care for you, you —, or your sixpence either r' I then got • policeman to get the de la:4ton%, number, and I was obliged to give another cabmen 2s. to gallop from Fetter-lane to Alelude- weed, watch 1 reached ot.ly just in time to jump on the stet uof the boat as she was leaving the pier. After some further evidence Alderman Challis sold—This is a very bad ease. I hove the power to tine you 40s. for one offence and 600. for the other, or to send you to prison without any line ; but as Sir J. M. Borger., does not with to have the use curled out so severely. I shell Ilse you 10e. for not giving a ticket, and 20e. for misbehaviour. The defendant paid the line. BOW-STREET. A moldier in the Coldstream Guards, named Jews Whi skies wee charged with assaulting • Ude boy named Levieea, aim Of a steel pen maker in New Oxford-street. It stems that the ciao{ leinant was play fog with several other children when the prisoner, who heel been exuarrated by some gossiping story *bout a quarrel haeween one or Le- VUOZI'II companions end his (the primate's) brother, mud doily rushed upon the little boy, and felled hint to the mead with • blow of his fiat. He struck the blow with each bed NI to overreseh himself and fall on the ground beside the boy. He got up again, lifted the boy, and swung him round by the legs, tart then dashed him on the ground with such force as to break his arm. Albert Marahail, one of oompleinenthi playfellows, came to the assistance of the poor little fellow, who tainted in hie areas. The prisoner ma away, and the complainant was taken to the boapital. The prisoner Wag known, • sunnione was taken out against him ; he attended, end was refunded on his sergeant's hail. The prisoner said that Lr-Ti 3 OLL provoked him by railing him • " lobster." However, he did not Wend to MAIM so serious an iejary, foe which he should be happy topics coins pen•strea. tie was deeply lowly for what had hammed. Mr. Liaison (complainant'. father)—You should have thought of that before you hrbe cuy poor Loy 'a arm. Ido not want compensation. I leave it to the magiatrata to do whet justice require'. Mr. Henry certainly think it is a cue fora joy. Will you prosecute ? Mr. Levi:on—Decidedly, sir, if you think proper to com mit him. Mr. Henry—Then I shall and him for trial, but I will tea pt the tome hoil. Tue prisoner woe aceordingly bound over. WORSHIP-STREET. -- - - answer to question. from the coroner, it woe ....d that the Adam Williams, toll oulketie at she Kioneland turapike deceased never attempted suicide before, and that none of hie ate, was charged with a violent asssult on ( retiree Pou nd, a foully bed been inmate. of a luaatic aaylum. The jury g returned a verdict of " Temporery lueintty." man ia the employ to Messrs. Roger. Mail Co., bacon-dryers, Am DEATH OP A CHILD VitOM 1/IYOXICATION.—nn tipitellields.,, b e cowpw .... t was „ wain . ro . i Newington with his inquest was held st Cheddar lot week on th e body of Frank ' masters bone and gig, and on react nog the gene he could oat h ttr . y el . i t iM ed , hadilleeb.ythreneet'forDeees. gallon o w fe b i e der w . th en e d wip w ie l ed a.t i e t Sad fha ticket. He told the aireedent toe number i but the Wier insisting on tiejment, he paid Lim, 4i...crying that if he for three hours. On his return it eppeared that neatly three. found the ticket be should felon and claim the mow. He quarts of the cider hatA been drunk by the deceased. dew 'Lenie& did so, whveu?in detendatt fetched • t resmoick is a fearful state of intoxication. He was allowed to remain out of the hone sad s ruck him two viel.n. blow+ oa the is the &Id till nearly 1 0 o'clock at eight, when fine of the head, which covered the front of his troth with blood witnesses, a labouring man, took him home . He died • few and obliged hint to go to the hospital, of which he had hours afterwards from apoplexy, arietag from irarnerainn in .._ for so me time since been an out-patient in consequent's of field water, whilst under the influents of liquor.—Klerborne the Injuries. eristreal. Committed for trial. SALISBURY AND YEOVIL RAILWAY COMPANY.— WESTMINSTER. The report of this oomph:L:lth* ordleary halt-yearly meet- Christ° Boamorore, the "Fire King" at Cremerne Gardena, fog ogles shareholders, will be held on Mon . day ' at was reniateined on the charee of ',orneriest to vote: l Proems tbalw elk" in lewkwbell.eleeet. mistier' the °Peeing for Fillipona described as the " Sweeny of Fire." Made at 22 miles of the line, between Sellsbury and (idling- all interpreter, both Frier hare on the let of May. When the railway is opted _ ll l 43_:,,C4„.,1the_t_l was Icin g tenths, unable to speak Eoglith. Oro:whew, the London end death Weston Company an L - r . ,;;;;: n r;,—r i z nde ,„ t ,.. 9 ,....,. bound to work and maintain it foe 421 per cent. of the testi& ..' The pioncutor stated that ha and the prisoner had been receipts. But la the meastfine, sad netal the line is coos- for enase tines aciquented, and an arrangement hod been Meted, they ere to carry on the working for 60 per astir. Phis Salisbury and Yeovil Compeny will receive. in addition sawed loth between then to perform In ;Attic. On We& sestinas week penesoutor celled' at priaintr's house end bad to their 50 pet cent., a rebate of 25 per met. en the poses re- Ai ewes strawberries red rum. Prieuser appeared etthiuus to eel P th d the 6 ' l " Wisthis Railwawy end from - ~., pretender out of the room on an tented, end rates. traffic brought by the Yeovil Company aced him to go for some more fr uit, or within 10 miles thereof, provided it has ham carried 10 g eeetl Y imd miles en the Yeovil Imo. The teat& te tseeeeeise, one tie On his return he partook slightly of more of the the etrawberriee and rum, which he thoscht looked much altered d li i r tee dm .7h tlet t r B Lit t. feeer.ewkible remake from tbeepeniwg et is their colour. He afterwards ve, nt upon the water, when ha was attacked with greet peen at his been and sickness, METROPOLITAN TOLLS.—The report of the Right while his heed 64t se though it wee being .'ruck with Hon. 'Figment Re , the Hen Col. Penasnt, ant Mr. hemmer/. He auspeoted that th e etrawberries and rum bad Wel g bthee t 1 " , lb. earaMiNiMni• ." P .M." bags dragged, Ma, latllrOing ta prlaltler'a lodgings, found to the Roma of Coeireewe Ind sight. It is nos yet pin•ed that what pad been left of the ranters had bees thrown into bat It le Meted it eiv.nre that die Royal oommlesitioste took • . ‘,,...1...fi, f or .... 0, the .1..0.0.x Sonde, D.b.iii greet " theist se thbethte IS the 1"14"' sad Is the esit they Robed, smother Haller , , connected with the Mareintte "P re .,.___ th feethth ,_ et ,„.. e l hee .__._ thithe b 1.,...."" Te1 ,„"..„. MM. ..., ._:,__. . 01°4 _ ~_ Theatre. told proseentor tint primmer purposed tits &eta, '''''" IV" •• "" ••""` II " `'''''' '''' ".". ''''''' ''' "`" end showed Lies four b Atha of {sided* which the anneal bed reeds time hi the inner CIO& gives ten (+Moen) to aceowipilih et with, [Advert -Thin (Houczoriamo CBI- In esoseerweisetida prosecutor denied that he wet pa ean Coco, -Tbn mere =adva to edd eta tee 1. 4 .4 1 2 owe. eeresnt, bet alleged then he wee his partner; in eon asettetwe""- dams r;gB. lb. grata l aiggigia lt‘. e".611giaa.""=•.1164168" Ihmatiot of which he Fathead ea astenneut between them, which laft it to be Inferred that proeocutor was being it:Afoul by primer into the mysteries of fin proofing," sad nes to allow • own& own out of his professional engage- Debacle Rabini mid be received Um four bottles produced from prisener 17 or 18 days age totake care of. On Wednesday week he asked him for ens of them, end renta av e i t the next day. On the following Saturday evening prisoner came to witness, and complainer' that somebody had sent • letter about him to the French government, through which he had beenkebidden to enter France, and that prosecutor had much colemelisted him. He added that there were some people better taken away from the face of the earth ; said that he alluded to prosecutor, and then gave him directions to use the bottle', by putting p 1/011 in his beer or food. Primmer cmcluded his instructions by telling him that when be had nestled that communion" he would trust him with soother secret. Witmer. took the bottle' sad affected to consent, in order that be might save the prosecutor's life. He gave them to Mr. Simpson, the 7ropnator of Cremorue, who im mediately called the attention of the police to the circum maims. On Monday week prisoner said, "This thing Inuit he accomplished this week; this man must be ended this week. Mr. " F. Oodrich. of Sydney-place, °miaow-square, proved that he had examined the content@ of the four bottles, and ' toned three of them contained mimic acid, and the fourth strychnine. The prussic acid in ens of the bottles wee thirty times as strong ss that ordinarily sold. Mr. Arnold inquired whether the prussic acid out of one of the bottles which had been partially used, and which wee of indifferent wrested, given in so small a quantity as not to °sues death, would meat. feelings of sickness, stupor, anripsiss in the heart and head. Witness said it would. Mr. Weston urged that prisoner had Imparted the greater pert of Ids secret to proeecutor and the Italian witness, who were oonexting the charge to get rid of him. and an mr " l g eimaat PaY Part otbie wain"e to bit teacher. Mr. A/mkt remanded the seemed till Tuesday, end refused to take bail. AILARIEW MAR.—TM average peke d tams et Yenowde teurae, the pro duce of the *Web powwow la Amid e% ler thew* waft 11712. W. Nd. per oec, asetanhe el the dada elenewe patd re wakes thavem.—'l'M IMMO peke el hewn or Ymm.ed. mine. tha pndaee el the Mattrittet, Y IS. 1 d. —Thee.erete price of ere re or Mum:ends tram, the =al the Meet Isdlea. la An ltd.—The seem. Dde• et the dem el woo. teilill7....puied sem% ead eselentve et delp e r:74. pet etri. HINTOL. JOLT 211•111 lov • tat. awned law tee this erek. several wed* at West Is kWh, fame OW. which were ahel. toe Adel we we preWeide ebintut.• Geal tee came., We, • taw resat ef bedew la 'wafted. Weil Is But I. mot ilavaanahe u ANY P.M. 1410111.1' groin.* of all Or genetic= etchers to lad Wen at NI prtem Re= le tiaeedloib 01., and Weer la value. °OTTO/C.—LI email., Jr. I& —Mir the nem of the mei... which mu neared on griday bet, the gentles 000ttetod to Isoprene, Wco the esechotos et poses the donned beau. my Wonted: the miss io Wedanday oeseuatod to WM halos, et .o advance of gd. to ft nor Its en the sestettoes of last meek for tho morsel easlitles of Austen. Ball bes tens In loose req... and the eon , bent mods one. bays winnow* to Id. tiyp.. has also been to good &mod. at gd, to id. Dem o edremen Burst boa teen In gnat wisest. at Id. to Id. P. adn*. except fathe best avellties. Opsoalstots bare talson lON Amerres. es• Bans. MEW 1111.1., and, 3 0 0 odd the are roomed C. egos. Aseeristo. ntridoc. 300 sad 9,930 &mt. She masts( today Grebe Tale*: the P.N.. W. LOCO beta COTTON GOODY -.hl .11 Oregano's JOLT 15.—The yarn market hi arm at tae a tomatol id. to 11. Pa* lh ktablhaed on The corooquenee is to keep Wasp. in theca, but Mtn.n are tr, mart 00. M. that they are aot dean.. of locrateing Utah omat ex at the algbek rats. Where they have hero shako toaut acetpt br.Wsete under extreme Worm Vie Gloriosa. Pan {lees oat Ortotraoti of Lair es, tort. Baron for the borne trade and leak haul also be •e eaterbove purchmen. In cloth, the market imam= ray arm. The makers of lb Mob *Utilise have w klom beam be., Dietetics or more •ateriliker preuarsged CT future dolma. eN natteithelnothos the late low favourable advice. from Calcutta as, are oat to a pool 6106 to yield la price. Printing cloth bar. gone ~f 1 heel 7. hut aot to great Quantities Priem tend ban losprovemoS The V. dyed peak hat led to domeake beak placed in a better position. sod pekoe are dont. CORK.—CIUMMID cloy 16.—There wan • moderate supply of West at market today. but to weather tether so toe sad WWI for Weed eperatkow It hen Drove lt oo karma wooer thao fawn at. lindtherefore sopolim will probably of= fall off modderably for • ielcs. To effect Wm • droll. of p r qr. woe rubeoltood to. led. thee to W white, tea Oleic ; ostok Ka A few mowloe of raw • market. quatity good. but► Meld W stollen of ; Mao rape ▪ whlel was Whim ea Te. to to. per boded an per quality. LI•CoLS. JOLT IL—Our meet has bome racy thlolt effoudeff both by Owen tad Whoa. The trade ruled very mai. area rut HOW Wpm done. Is to few Inameterme wheat was to. lower. bob wt. rally Wow Wooed to OW Wit employ m quotiolom are out of W tweak*. vf scnsOto, Jan' U.—Under to loffromee of the splendid weather premium' wheat tea doll of sale. sad floe freak meets odd st ffe Pot 41.1arter ender OM willeita . tleoa Poe Mamboed lots not mock doloe. 80. 00. sod Wade lower. with bot Hofe Whoa Ifeday nololseL avow fee week audio( Jeffs 11 :—Wbrat 1.5T11 gee Y des. Old. per v. OW It et Ilk (13d1W—L...... J 919 /6.-1399419 Y Wei a.m./. 19. : Wand . . Wen narta, 15, ed. , Wpm. la did • Edda add la Mad Was xna Readdad law en. at. ; ate &ale. 11d. bd • lad Heim. ; Walk fad Mao Lyda 15L bd ; Wm. lad Bod. B s. • gettnn I v. 9 .: WILDA 199 1 &Ka Hada, 1W.114.: Wad Ead HaillipOod ; Walls La Wan Ha la dd.; Wag Fab 1/0- 10d, 64.; Wad Mad MO Marlispmi, 10s.; Wad bad Booth hula, la ed.; was lad ?o.e. ITe. dd.; Wan Mad 11bleadth„ 15L el.; Low diateltaws at* SU a.; blued Dann. a. 6c1.: ?swat Darya Sam 211.-11b1pd wasebet. 101; NUL 81 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIE B. embeds*. Captain /Seamen, wale. loft tals port for Cloebee on lb* Le 'steamy. ass nor elm Sees Mud ot.—Liversoot, /sty IS. Mews, (torque). auk totem • Mhos and Tu'obs, watts on the sot two nose Posit to Waterford Ells =alma ; all Sends meet— Weinder b... A.. d, .sr...a se. Areasharg—sdloorsod topointss an Wog thirmuird too mistenee Jolt' it. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AVM' CS, of Outurvey. firm Co.. Wei for Itednu. July 7. Douglas CUM, from C. 1.0 for Cork, Jorma. Int JO n, 10u.411 W. l,.eee•. from sUlervl• for LoudomJuso 3. lat. 14 4 In. 10 W. NomuM•. from Marrs I.•<N for Loudon. July 4, 1.1.47 40 04, lee. 11710 W. lta00•0, !lOW D.lEnsl.. •'rlllS, lat. SG E. Um. 9 S. 010:00! . .00. L 109000.1 ior Caltotut, Jana 7. lat. 13 N. low. ...re 47 W. Bebewleo, Wow Landow for Ni. Zealand. hly S. W. NM tee. 7 ee. sees Alia% won River Maw kie Qwwwwwww. Jam 26 . NI. 09 st,ka.nsow. ',dot temp). from Ueda. for O4tialt4r, Jsll o. Woods wt. from Larks kr Illelboarne. J 444 4. lat. 1119 0. 1011. 91 17 W. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Woe Pao leer WAY, Teta --•-- open. senors chat:dim LON iitill•eki .1•11 Z £ £ (42 uwin. Week olden Juir T. Merle !ewe* I PICCIONE FAO 206 TR ........ ••••••••••••• W.. 1 WWII= July 1. I. egk t lontode-Vastait attale Uee Sel 5.'64 tre 40.33 T 22 23e lloateenie Uoei le 1.257 3 7.20. 5.123 8.42 e Week seams .1.13 e aleeteta sad Deromma Ue K 6 6.521 1.441 7.241 wee' era= July 10 releetalse HI e. 153 6.611 14.305 13. re Nears Oeoatv Dees U 156 w x 6 DUTCII RIIF.I4IBIL RAILWAY.—The receipt. for the fottnight ending June 30, 1869. amount to 6,699/. 12.. 20., sod fur the cm responding period of Isar year to 7,176/. 24. 100., showing a decews of 576/. 10a. 81. spinal the present year. The receipts afore the commencement of the present book year, on the LA lilry, including the above, amount to 25,2951. 12, 30., showing a decrease, ea com pared with the correeponding period of lent year, of 7331. 10a. 81. The working expense. fit the fortnight amounted to 2,6561. 16., 91., or 38 72 per cent. upon the receipts, and for the corresponding period of last year, to 2,8081. 0.. 81., or 40 per neat., showing 'demean of expenses amounting to 3121. 3e. 11d. in favour of the prevent year. The working expemes since till commenoement of the present book year amount to 10,44f1. 3s , or 41.27 per cent. iin the recisii.t. for that peeial. Tie. working armouries fur the year 1868-69 were 42 40 per teat. [Adeertimement.?-14--OLLOWAT.B PILILII AND OINT- NiV ir-Deterrolnoiloci n Mood tot a rad. tablet, bliablogarealta• t oar and•bortnan of Wadi, are eased by bee • cruel Taoist TS 0 the hart', copulae. l'odar Itoiloasy s VISA nAt . 6120. tee aof tlood throughout me only heft. • weedy hod wallowed bb the teed a light-henna the idanioldn of chat and rata le aidnled, and ItersOss embanwsoLent prevented. They. In like manner. n move en• a+ove nendlelty, ed often the N iagara So the CAM sad grace inherent to tne annelid 4 , 1 great named frame. end eradiate Ito dow.te of the aredoe In inteavet deHts,ln4 trots Intewe study. leer lining. or that ensiety, no eq.ial it attains le Wlthont eaftteretton. gi‘u crancular near tbe p.trAyoud au 1 care to the minor. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DEANK.—Jik U. et haaal.tatreee, Bets.toa raid. the We of boas. law. A. el • e.l. 11KWAS.—Jaly IL at Part rot Wtshbury lielepark , tha wire of IL O. Kemal. Sew. of • fall. nORTOS.—J* 12, la Wallow, Bomeenet. sr,. 0. W. Iket.o4 01 RS. IV R3.—Job 11.4 Peekbam.rye, Surrey. the wife of IL A. Ina, Seq., of a dawahVer. MARTIN.—JoIe t, 11“ Maul n rood, Blackheath put. the wife of J. K. dwells. Kelt.. of • d•latbt.• - lIARRIAGES ....... BARTLICIT—WNWITT.—. I ter 11. et Christ Church. Telles. by the Re.. 0. B. X. Prearayy. W. B. Herein . . Yee ..•f Heeding. to Wien tills, daselieerat the late W. Hewitt. EA.. of Quitichill. Heeding. HOTHII—RAWILA.—JeIyIt. at Oetwieoal towise ebonite. ey the Een• 11.. Bart.. H. A. myy.. 1g.., Canaan Itoyal Artillery. to Lydia elute. epee. 40. 11.011. A, req.. timp...3, 11411. Durham. 'Want:ft—Pa RKlN.—Jaiv 13. et th e liari , e chime. Leal.. by the I. J. Rood. w. Yowleir, of Y ore, to Mary. daughter of /dr A. rattle, el Oval:rem losede._ DRATUR. Mated/am R. W. Cu- CARBONELL.—JoIy lt. at baize& nori . aged 41. OASSAIONE.—JeIy 13. at Bt. lemeithtermee, Ozezaieoo. . Mena 0600)1.—Joly 11. at E. aged oil ZORZRIII.—JuIy 11. Hassah, wife of Mr. J. Roberta. of Loeb, awed 113. 81311ITEIL—Je/y 11. at Ken...treat. L vorpool. Elizabeth Catilerell. wife of Mr. T. &mister. 11.2‘ d TALBOT —Jekyll. at listed. Dar I& Coach. Festiva Sarah. &might& of W. Talbot. Wow. of Ehhoille, ere KW& noluatee. THOSllll.—Jule J. at Ten& liewee. &oath Lambeth. nth swum wiled J W. nen% ~. a Fitsrornann. 8. 8. Oroom. RUMS lei Publlibed IlInai•• atm Haar, lt lle. $. ',amber I Suva. tt U..r ra te d Inedsa, Vrtetar. -t OMNI. In , bord end. la Os r Inifillfraft—SatuasAi. JULY 15. 111 a. I