The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-29 00:00:00

THI PAPAL STATES. A letter from Row, of the 23rd ice- states that Al. d• Meats'', inde-theasasp of the French Ea r For. bad strived. bringing a letter from the Emperor imitating on certain reform, substantially 'bemuse as thaw ineffeetually urged by the Prowl anobeesadet in 12.67. The following points are speeded: 1. Ain.' issiuri of laymen into Cabinet or Ntio'.s tread tams under the premiership of a cartimal au 2. A? tats on the model of :Le French erlita°. :1. A CO - 1 - 1 ;Ulm of at least 40 members, whose Tote aLail oat be simply consqleattf, but iudaepeasable tot all iaws or taxes. t The members of thia assembly to be elected by the municipal belie,. b. Centralisation to be abolished, and the remote provinc.a to be under the bona Me control of their respective man cipa.ities. 6. A code to be drawn up simile: to that of Lao. hardy, or Code Napoleon. 7. Lay tramps:a, with a wort of appeal sitting: at Rome, ha'f composed of lay and half. clerical edges. 8. Native army to be raised by conscription. Copy of these ttrma is to be laid before the Con ere?? at Zurich. L'lludep;:laPere B.lye publishes the text of th• Bishop of t'ortona's pastoral on the Perugia slaugh ter. The bishop saps: At the ta aaeat that dei.Nrable main nava takes fit Feted... t deem It my peetaeal daty lethares to re .m a how appleudici crumatal Oasis at • memo as sally woo stets., Wary, bet P sot • Ogling esataser rat y, on Oa two osbunals and ssansrfsa rad I 05 them t o i n uL•ele 'analogic& b tits cossamad mho to; IN eripe e inet••& sad fortes/sacs Mao ear Tarns, la lbw sate of trap anadiotatios so • phavese psolks d oar Lord'. to UM , , a e U r ateretesi as ; las resolved to sup port the g a inoftat. and to d.al rellolllCai chautimeest antntat am) cLar. Loma who chiantb tat etascioscas of tb. Peettlia PRUSSIA. A letter from Berlin, of the 25th, stares . —'There is a good deal of talk here about two lettere which the Pnuos Resent has received. One is from the Emperor of Itu.sta. and the other from the Emperor of Awns. Tte former, in answer to a letter from the Prince &put on the subject of the relations exulting between the Courts of Berlin and S•. Peter.- burg. 'apnoeas the most amicable sentirosota to ward. Prussia and her govennisoot. The Emperor of Anetnee Mtge %mud to be of a Minder tenor.' A letter in the Coloyna Gazette sap :—" To judge from certain teett,• more intimate valance be triton Pnusil and itnesia is being prepared. We are meared, Weed, that Baru boa premised mili tary wooer to Pf 11•1111 to cam she allow be seenaord or attacked is cemegairace of meat sweats." CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. PLYIIIOVTII, Tavansay. The Aaron. mail 'Haar, Captain arrived Mn maxLiari frogs tea Capt. gyp, Har lormewerd dates are—'l4b.• Bay. Jane 21; St. Helene. Jame 30; Amer ciao. !Cy 1. bb Setup 63 peemorrese, swag wtrevo u uio Ate.daacos of Natal (Mr. Kamm). The • twryx Leaser poked op mad landed et Aseelootte J4r. Ski-. mat• of the watch. sad 24 toes berougging to her Mapety'e ship Horse, whisk woe eaweed tif the mast of Africs. Sea fell le with the bet: ea Übe 9th of May is lat. 8.1 N., end Is.. 16.30 W. TM Royal K.S.er Due, Copan Haines, arrived to 'lane thy on the 12tk of lan, baring made In passage eat is tkirtyanea days. The elate sad anemias= with regard to amain ressealian had to s gene extent eateideL The Cape peel/meet wee still *Sag. It was la he prareguid helm the sed ef hrs. Pie nemeare of may , airoitacce had berm paw= &snag the see. son. an son diemansfiactsos we eanampsostly telt with regard to the premeediaged the legailatine. rhe nee senagenarat et sheeniest= isamignsisa *cheese was to be tans sat of the beaded Mr. Can neenser Held, and traniand to her Majesty's Y.seagra'aos Th• • 44114701 of Ilsdrredisa sad separation wen agitated ea kw *eaters diaries ef the colony. Planar weeka were prognosis,. Tam expetiditare f x seeurreetiag mad smietaiatiog colonial roads close was mitiansted at sheet 70,0001. this year. The railway from Cape Town to Wellingtost is is pogroaw sad will, according to contract, be opened for Mlle within two years sod a half from Waikato. A tern o: camel had berct *Died by the Aresehly for a sinewy of another tine between Post Elisabeth to Urni th • Town. Aisolier was under sonederation trout Port Elisabeth to Waif-Rant. it was also =llto survey a line in coat maiation from Wel. beranalie to Worcester, which would open up a tmie from the Wieder =ln coney. Several shipetteeke, attended with loos of life, had acenned en the Sento African cos.*. The Aberdeen bargee Shripher ler. in endeavouring to enter Alva Bay. struck on a reef otf Cape Recede, sad was almost intaatarronsly ',vat. Oat of a env of her teen sons (=eluding the captain) only IWO MUM were saved. A brig, tamed the Flora, went ashen at Walwieli Bay. and setae of the passeagars, is singing the wile and four children of a missionary (the Rev. Mr. Kith) were drowned. The schooner Anne has been wracked mar Cape Point, and the Orman at Par. bissufott. A ship, Malang the save Upon. was found atindoned tie the east coast, sad has bees taken into Agra Bay. Nothing is knows of the fa'e of tier crew. Several vowels had noently put into our co pugs is a damaged state. SALE 01 THU LATE LORD NORTIIDICR'S COL imeffitis or Ptcrveas.-1 eta. DAr.—The tamest is the red swarbstme metaled. awl the eempetttlou for ataay of the tia woe eery sortie. Alum( the wee Import. sae UM owe the f elo• tog —Les ISA, A. Cum A Lud o:o9N with • Tab h-.141e; the reins of three Hems, are Bin • Deg, ems beilliags are •••• be the theaste—l I.a.de pea. (111(1064. 243, Joabb la A Mosateiaose els rooms of WYSS e rr the heele— r ipelsuae (Agee.). 247. V•afer • Marilee Vivo CJs—to the right of tb• piebere ie • Jetty, es heti ebbs of which meervol Y•chts sad Deer are at weber; la hest, • Sea eestagetat • pony d Ladies sad Headisma ablest 1. had, is th• Atm ere few Mos-01-War, ear • whole s Suss a 154 its. A ogled week el the Mohr from the L.eey «eo p urr. 226, Paiotia Mateyo, P.r.tait of • Teri la • Math Coo, resales • loner, m als...ebk +orb by thee rem maslert-40 Strut (Rap). 272, A'l•:t Ctiyp, • Wane Sew Load. nap with two* sky .4 the tune ef Dart ; is the Am monia • ere•Atp el Mr elm. ewe • bey and dog wher-19 Sif27.e, Niale,Le Bergerss, • Oried =with • sad b 7 lts. a agry ea t u ute ftee lt. yeter di rd t hl47, for the Der geresONCit Vosierhalb, of re•t—Dapped— 14f goitres (fter•e). MILL Clad% • it, hly diesel/id litarassesm Ida • Ledo ta tae dyes.., is the terepeened three Cove sad • P•eaat, • try plieVy p«rdsg-41 gutafte. 240, • Ltudee.ir, with ado llsnlrdos of Si. &ter tees, • • .s.priloo of 'to Emote., a eery beautiful Ovum SS is se* (Prirrez). The moused id she third dojo Mb was speed ie .J 3,0101. ittiTAL lii . .tilT FOR DDIZASES OF THS HAL— The so.aual s•••••• .• tee gammon sad Mods ef Yds leatitetioe Cat 4.4.1 W-4..teley s• the doembrary, Dem- Mese% iteter«egmr... 1m H. r. T. limn Lush me Malt. the Mak Flow the ~lest it eppoorod shot htnag hie use Taw 1.734 poke*. t«! I, es Madded o. td« hordes of r ids $44 lad hos dwserteti tared, mid ISO relieved. Tbe y Abate somotrd I duke is otfl at, govormeam assihmems% •••e,, • vont., ootloosy rt..diers, sad polio% morarde of ItAt of eh. it.t•adod is • day le neehe avec* hal De. *wow?. teem meth al olden. • arm partite el CM Sams stn) be Ms d v. lonag is dome 1.0. M..% to had d r ags" mimed Mato sus. sore Is oh. heed mad ewe. dt,...se of tee throat ebeeetwat Mildlinued er.ttl,t Sem oesele% at sultttx gvigreed fro rotted, foooltsd la Mosso. ne. whislithio instituters belie out are, that it leers llHlSdliossd IS • sommuumal MAW, sad Moe sot meet I is elergied spdshimes. one, of the praised Depesey. A. sowed appeal eta nada to the benevolent sod math, Ss piece us.. am ...Lim is its proper preitda same the nosy shish die•hegviett th• Moor 'polio The repot mde adepeed. sad after a roue of thaebe to Mr. )lorry ref the Walsers. the mooed are etetea,•ved. prilitt , C7loo Or Tilt COLAXiita IIEsTII.-00 rows sight lam, /erre a Mime tistmdentoree, the Co. foga. limos efiarti Sr% sad la spits of tli« escrows mode is ame k, ass heme Wag bond le Ohs trotted. Oue deal orsmed. did of a ilLedsma Deers, mhos. body ems Is Immorb the mho the rat warren. A. tie ire ono, aeutet is the sees part ef the arm, sad se time err« moor sl v.ipi i l b nog ; , elereay Ass befog, it Gab. Oa., It vie goo rally etashaied w :he leyhteMs. MB CiISTAL PALACE ART UNION, The drawing of lots for the prizes offered by the Cry P.lace Art Unish took place yesterday, sad wee the t. castes of • lane iareM laths number of visitors to the toadies and its grenade. Ooe of the purposes for which the Crystal Palace was !minded was the advancement of set ....oceion mums the people. The comprehensive design was to embody and Mutest* is • vast eacyclopielic mu mum all branches of humus knowledge, art talus its place bi" ^ neallY• a e'er, other breach would do. It has always appeared to an equally important that Mk origami Old .Loala be kept in two by the public, and that It should be umiatained be the directors. When, therefore, we read in the primmest of the Crystal Palace Art Lisboa the very statement with which this notice begins—namely, that the populer eilmacement of artiAio knowledge and helms was "acs of the °denial objects of the Exhibi tiom we cougratalme the r,uncil of gentlemen under whose auspioes the new uudertaking hie bete so far carried out on lisle true perception of the status whot that wadertaking to destined to occupy. Two o'clock wee the tame appointed for the coenmencenesat of the drawing; but It wee considerably past that hour when Mr. Daaby Seymour, M.P., took the proeidential chair, on e platform facing the grams organ I. the teseeept and ad. dressed a numerous sad attentive samcobly to • strain of I 'queue which the greet amber of his would-be h.. were were fais to pesos out with the lawaseable prztl.osan'e waersetio amt miereallito bake. Kr. eliTscidg practised oratory was, pas bly for the first lima, gals, at fault, his yoke, which rings vlth so eke, la Mee In mother place, befog hardly *edible boysoil the few bat mews he the transept The arreagionent for eatiihe the. hi" Ins Pew rawly the mow as that which has Yews brew 410 1/ 1 • 4 at the Loudon Art Colon's annual latkir:. on the stags of the L) orate Thee tr e. Hr. Seymour havhill gdehed zlirehtalta the practical pert of the baseness begin. :rye Mail haul , the appearssee of whom was ample surety Kv the fainuai of the proceeding., were led from the body of 1:' ,0 auditor. to prominent plows ma the pistforna, and were graded with load cheering. One of the young Wise took her positive' don to • large wheal of fortcontmey like so extra-sized rotary knife* cleaner. The other y onus lady, who was vary young, Fr' dded at • similar osmium of caller dimensions. Beterellt ' the two wee • table, at which set Mr. M. Digbi • Wyatt*. ; sad this gentlemen, receiving the nasa -1 her read from each ticket as it was tikes teas the larger wheel by the elder of the young ladle, scored oat that amber sad the name of the care. epoudent tickedmidor In • book, at the game tins that the very young lady drew Earth a card beartag the We of the prise. Paiatlap, works In various meat& 'samples of moult armory, porcelain, gloat and turrsoists, wee dis tributed M this way over • wide geld esbsetribies, eke were, mostly out of bearing of their gold, bed, or Imilillumat lock; the wiener of a prise worth 20D1'. looking cm with& flee in relmoit Mt/let carkoity had, by degrees, given way to f.tipor, the while his wan wee being celled out by Yr. Wyatt. The amiaal sod aortic& contests of the two wheels Wag exhausted, • vote al auks was pared to the two ;mai ladies, who looked exhausted too, but who grace fully smiled their acknooledgmente of the complianeas they had so well earned. All the lade that this nom our being eructed viers the shoo walla of the Palace, on ezehery westing. villa bops la the day before, eras bang bfougbl Ss • doss In the pounds outside. TEI MAE* FRINX EVENING, JULY 29, 1859. ILICI7OII COINI7TBZI. (Cesilird Ihma yeieklae• Ivrea.) AYLSIIIII7IIY. U. Ibis faqir, resat v.ey ..trial eceeevid Am As missiles dear yeaselay 'a repel. OLOUCIOTEIL The roe reerek sobs es Ur case of es Obearbe palsirs. AIIIMUZTON. Mr. 4161•11, tbottelog essabwr war. MI yeduriloy, so& =Sid by Mr. laarasak. I. &be Om plow be opptiatod so spot at• bet be* be mold sot est on stases sok be =md ra Comour, mul bin asst. Ailtorwft.to Kr. • ttionsb• sygoisold W. IL Tanytar. floe OM aely 11.011 , 5. 1. iloserlood *opts a. Ilawlise only as priottploo. ea so so atm orwiatio would be bow m oray to 11l .its Aabbortos. H. bol ommosort, sod saisbar . Tow Mr.Wbilirwey eon alms et hi. Cesuroarodood by Kr. not.—A4 w. Witmy's Pea It INSIMPIi a. .. tb Ovest Naethenk Rahman and it to list pothorta. Swot 11 . 1= I mama , sod tollsord MN to • time of t Hobpi Wm tl. loan OM vow smard Lamm ems la nosh* sal dot ihe @Mire Mem owe Aar W. smagenseis tressiadaft toot of Immo tow too abiowort Is porolot. Mr. Comotor sow matiossil thwa to _ _ By Mr.las-1 had get seadmelese IS the Gast Northers Memiaay, end —them at the SWIM' elms byre parilemat est geadeses ewes' es blot pelideany, bet have swat got ate de a Datmoseb sta. After Me Weans el 11H7 welt dove Mr. Cower MC far the per. re et l► Wag dletribeted la charity. lie kept hie Wares ap .172tllemey wee Ora relied, aod dialed peeerelly ell the Avows* who" bed bora mode to the east that he hod bees eageged is earrepties the elector.. Mr. 9 Tarr in.. des stied sad ex noised by Mr. !beds. —Be was &Wetly Veld by Kr Coaster that he wee sot to strider Mow& as agent a Mr. Artell. He bed knows Meshed fres a hay. eel Mrs he offered hie . m • &asks M rid that it was sabred quite irrespective ot palatal Orprese, emit it weal, bast Isla gives le Idea ha vei c ed le trez=t M. Swat by Me. Phtss—Witeale aid goner le ma ea* folleisee eta Wtdrir to get him be ere la Mr. Debi. Mims he pad leweess'e debt he dM see twin whet wacky he shottld May bat he bow that Loam had KW, is a friesffe bride. The Mend la Mme Made the tarawy wee placed was vibes's mat. (Lanes.) He had time a hewed army to Lasses, bat did as ka the menet. _ 7be wiener rave lb seldenee et Ile me mach evlactaro that t o owe a-real Uses yeribulady4 by the &wiz:us, bad tat that be neat give a direct basset. Goons Lerma we; next celled, sad gave• hienery et Ile traersction. He .aid be should have .o: tor Kr. AAA it he bad bees tree. At the . omission of We mitoses's evidence the committee @dimmed. avaasssnsr n. Aft* r the torialaTiii)i of Wa esandsag go of Edmund Bray, areas Mb" wows.« Imo manned, and the cala mine' adYenneat and We day. TIAN= =PLOSION IN ItIENINOHAN. VMS OP LL7Z THCRIMT Thie evening, at 7 o'clock, a disastrous explosion areumd at the manufactory of Warate. Ludlow Brotherly pererwsion cap makers to ILUI Board of Ordnanoe. Legge- Ortht. It I. sum awl that an old woman. mined Booth, wins ban been shnilarly employed by the firm and pride moors for the lot 30 venni, was eng , ged in the lusardona tperatom of mixing fulminating powder loud in the m►nu (coinee. Stir hod a room for herself at the top of the main Molding. and been the exc•lnei m t rck place. The pox woman mast hare been intently blown and tom to fear. mate, se no portion of her remain. larger than a nereoles band bee been packed up. A man named POITIGGO. *aimed in another put cf the banding, was killed by the reef falling M. A parson named Jame. had both Ida Isom beaks& A woman named Warren la badly burnt about tbs hem& and fan; tad amend cthar ptnove employed In the inessfectory were Waned. The ormolus were com pliably gutted, and thrown open to the rkr. The eoploains was heard at a distant:not two oils:.—Yanchestw• Esanliparr. MR. SPURGEON'a New TABLEVACLE.—AII the dfßwltim eta Want es the astehme of a piece of freehold land for the emetics of this loss-Weed-of Tatessoole hove at hog* how omireeme, end the rite, width la near the gyps i es ma got* cpirstldsily is slimed 4ippwasr. Vl d tar:l"l:7. la w : MfrYw at eleiretio, which osoplided. The mews, tar essissosalss the work is died do the loth air gigot. TM work will coot et loam 21,000/. by the time it la cos stood. Th. fusee is heed at moat do sot exceed 7,0001, Ise the Entitling seasnittee ere escoaregsd he their moderteknag by some Moroi prowlers, which they ,ofi re..tle believe wig bewaltred as the rook proirresera 1t Is is entangled= by ILL Splogeeets friends to have a public liseakfast its lb* ammiss, which will, if pomade, be UM at the berm Keats BaA. The demands of the pro pietas to, lb, Ist if the bans, as that ocossios are whew well se sse sappses that moos little Ifterslity hiss hues dams by IM WWI of the pro perty, committals, the =soft et mar, thatbas &say bees p.td to theme, sad shish wfll to all prehability costiassl mhe pold far some Mr to come. A them of 161. ex ewe, smoke bee boss mods *a sow war* tins rim b.kyt at lite este ef 71111. a yew. The sew Wafts is to seat 1,010 poste. *muses harms a treptomy, esbeol-rooms iseture now he. Yr. 'ewes has far some time berm suralted Is 'mimeo 11Parb tho comm., .strov , arlatto raise satri- Massa towards the liando. sad t o lenoserd his labours two less au scold. Mr. W. Mgr. I. the anti. woe ter the ballet's. The bap cammwsity may therefore be rare that by this tam. lest 'oar rloy of l te ebbe I , aornita• for dry Cos te the largest diaseanms Vara of worrhip us the ktaglem. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, JILT 28. Tha Begiesestal Staff of the sixth Brigade of Royal Artftlery, ocesistiag of two lieutetaateeekmals, two captains, sae quartermaster, • paymieter IsPe with • Isbaliment of the brigade. are ordains! 4 s Wo * ot trice to-morrow on board tits Urgent stem troopship, and primed to Matta, where the brigade trlll lie perseesetly statlonsd„ In ac.ordanos with the receganneinen of the regiment. CHATHAM, JULT 28. One hundred and twenty-eight non.oommemioned officers and men of various revelry and infantry our, the elopes of whom have recently returned wounded and disebled from India and the colonies, left the invalid barrocks, Bt. Mary e 's, this morning, eighty of that number, who have reco from their wounds or sickens and bees pronounced convalescent, to join the depot oompanim of their respective corps, and the remainder to proceed to their homes on account of their =Masse for huther service. Admiralty orders were this morning received by Colonel H. W. Parke, commandant of the battalion of Royal Marine Light infantry, directing nos-commiesioned odium sad men to embark to-morrow os board the line-of-battle mew stammer 1f..., 81, Captain J. N. Btrange. A party of the 26th Cainevoniana, under the emansead of Lieutenant J. Armstrong, end in medical @harp of Asellind Burgeon Richmond, strived at Foot Pitt yeitirday erashog from Berroude. DEVONPOBT, JUL; 28. The United States sloop of war Plymouth, Cap tain Qom, left Plymouth Bound on Monday evening fur Brest. The Creams, 31 ; esteha Phdlimore, riled yeatm&T is the Channel roe. The °Wham, 6 addle), Commander H. D. Hinkley, 'Med yesterday kw the North AlniflOlll sad Wait ladle itstiON. ROYAL Itwourina.—Coloael Rase, now nom mad_ing la Inland, is to proceed to the Caps at Good Rope, owe promoted to a gamed oeloar. Coload Frans, DOW INIMISWIdiag in North Britain, aotwooda Colonel Roae. Colonel atyrlag moooods Colonel Fromm Minor Baring proceeds iris Balked to the meat of Africa. COAST DEFENCES AT TTNEMOUTIL—The forti dratgru at the entrance of ths Tyne ars now assuming a more formidable character. Earthworks ors being awed for the reception of heavy gum, boob la the oasts yard and at Maud Port. The walls surromadbeg the Cable hese ben lembolad for ths action ot mnolostri ai t k orary aappomf Foible amnion likely to be required la Tin YORKSHIRE HUSSARS.—Tbe pliant Earl de Orgy, for de years colonel of this Er nithas molgued. OW J. B. Johnstone ir the lisatonamooloasi el the togimat, gag ba t la sambaed= with Lord Wombat sad the Fart of BomomPaea, are apokta of me babe bosom from whom a ashooded will he mob he tho than salammad of the tor oosak—Nomaarflo Clirsaiala UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. 01.10 RD, lour 28. MaOral.= COLLZor.—The Rev. Hear, Miller, LA., yea tials day Nested aid admitted ea email Mow, eml at the meet time David Pitmen, RA., lean Wisp , CembiAgs, men Model and admitted • proketiceme /Woe of the above measly. This last Is the bet abodes to • ftllowehip yak r the aim warms. MATH OP THE DEAN OP 31707. It is with deep regret we announce the death of one of the moat datala's and public spirited of took David Erskine, Dam of Rises. The mat took yes terday (Wetlands') isersing, at the Deanery, the news of it, shiob doss dew tbzeneh the sky wee everywhere ressived with dame pit Tbs Minn will be Awed by the Mende of many geed etdsets of whkb Dr. Erskine was as edneeste, and esprekft by the prowess of molar educa tion throughout Ttibe and beyond kw beisdiatee. Ap pointed Doss of Eisen in 1117. the deemill hoed himself Is a sphere when the skis ef Dfaafassien• Isedistes wore deed: bemmies reseenned My the WOW skew ised alredy esiesl the yet ma it taw Wills reeks of aim aerceived the sepabill d▪ ee el sash eggessy, and thoechetwe p be was twee berme the middies a Wa, he isselved thatit *mid have bin Met ne wt. Yeses dot tine until Male the hat haw seethe, the ewes of the Dees of Wyss has blew isediar to the public ea ties dew of the nest anise ativiates mid prowlers of neetwasiet bettetes. His eperabes be their Milt ere abseil without wiabes, sad the realtiser with whisk be implied ebb spelleatiewe tat his help at tembewessy roast bp, ka, prevel ebbe hi pest amiability and his mew of eft lieseasewe a litediedees liar which be so Oise sectilied pereessi emirs and MM. H. WM • sever-faiths: Mead of the Ircebabh• Vette if lleteseicet leetitotea Hie example wee avast wiser bmskiwg dose aims prejodiete and in nem who needed inch an example to c w s i ll im =l: 4 =mslette path, with this movement of des dsy. As wsq be the ion of the gre4 Lord added amid net but take a deep intend is the pro pos dliersl psitticel principles though he rarely tow& MOM the nand in public. His was s truly genial and esthetic dispespies. lie delighted to jobs chriatiens of other COlMUlliala Ikea hia own ig'prouroiii: works of general be aseelasse ; sod On nand MI add) he actively fostered ono egeolally renewed with the church of whieL he woe a dignitary. For some time Dr. Erakista's bealth had been failing, bat within the last few week. the tenure has been rapid, tbough, as believe, unattended by pain. He expired, as we have said. yesterday 'sorbing, in tbe presence+ of his usweiress arreted Mmfly, and in the seventy-third jeer sf W Navin. STRIKE or OAS COMPANTRe EMPLOYES.—On Wednesday evening an event took plea which, but liar the owe and evilest., of the managers of We Imperial and other gas ootopaniesu, might have involved the pester pert et am metropolis in darkness, and have been Welded with serious consequences to the public. Oa Saturday lest, at the works ;of the Chartered Um Company, • dared wee wade by the wee for ari advance of 6a. per week In that wages, and a reduction to the time of their /arbour rem 12 to 10 hours per day. At first this demand wee • irod ea the men began to tarn out awlettece wee mewed by the 1.11 of men from the works 411 Mbar =a, but ultimately the anthothies of the Company were induced to movie to Ilba aim& of the men. This income, it is trap ........anheideard the employ& of the Imperial whoa Aerial Oomprliell warly the entire norther. .war Melleepedia, es en Wattimodey abalones, Watt the dlemieml auedeg dey. they est In a demand to have Meek lows salmi Iwo kko. yet week, se peens yak to imbue eel velesMbeeme me, le Oh pm week ; awl even the seel•kenew komeded • dm ftom 21.. to YU pave* ee yew with • oeleetfon of Mem per day from 12 to 10 hams, It woad miser that the stamper of the Imperial Conway hod hod mew Intimation of what wee ping to take place, wet bed ellempiwol to Yorkshire and other places, and some 300 weeks= WI already arrived. On the demand being made it INNS oat with a determined negatve, and all toes who expound theemmilves diasati,fied wore told that they could et once leave their work, but that those who did so would never be pargeltied to come on the premixes of the company again Some 160 men helooging to the St. Pancras yolk. at nekton-lane then turned out, bat expres-ed they willingness to finish that by's work. A sow eber also struck at the company's works at Beggerstone. A previous coin miuslestben had been mode to the Seeretary of State and the Commiaeloner of Police, Sir R. Moyne ' on the subject, and detachments of police were fa readiness at the various work., to prevent any interference on the part of the turnouts with those willing to remain or engaged to rake their placer, stud hence no Ps whence occurred. Another demand of the men was that they should have • day's holiday once a month. During yesterday the new men west to their employment without any moketation. THE STRIKE IN 'int BUILDING TEA DE. —The general meeting of the meter le:Mem held on Wednesday, wee looked to with considerable interest by the apers.ives, es on Its decision depended in • greet meanies their future proceeding.. The anew, having determined toast,o their establielunecus nu the Bth of Awns% rather then 71. 61 to the demand of their workmen, energetic preparations ore being made on both Adis for the ouming snuggle. The operative. have been fur some length of time arranging their plans, although up to the last moment they hoped 'he greet build ing firms would hove yielded to their memorials on the subject. A westing of the conference is about to take place, at which It will be proposed to send soother deputation and memorial to the employer., and this (siting the whole of the urea employed In th. building demo of the metropolis will be compelled to Mire their employment on Saturday week next if the muter* carry out their determination. BUILDIRs' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.— Yester day the twelfth annual muting of the subrxibers and Mends of this charity we held at the Loodcll Tavern. Biahopegste street ; Mr. George Bird (trowure) lo the chair. Ihi Be aviary read the report for the pet per, from which it ape rand thet.'iu consequence of the ti retortion of the glum teed Bed, the income of the institution will be reduced 1201. per amen. This contiogeney they ore in pet endear, wring to tow by at t filling up all the vscannie «Teemed by that denim of pesolonere, but they hops th.t the somber sub scribers will be augmented en se to prevent ru.,h a measure beleg sixerary. The sob•eriptloss sad d. nations for the poet 'se ainowatel to 1,036 f. Oa. 6d., and the tooted here 1 1171. 11 1 . 91 6831. 7.. 3d. Stack fonl 'h a ff n e d 1121. Cent. Conso ls, building fund. The total sum now invested In 6,6831. 7.. 9d. Stock, being 4,6671. 19s. Id. for the relief fend sod Ifle. Id. fur the bolldiag fond, with a balance at he bankers of 2181. 14a. 6d. The report we. =anima* saute& CRYSTAL PA LACE.—Mdlle. Tiding and Mlle. Piccolo:set ant enanusued to take part in a await is sorrow for the last tine psalms bi hair iloyeasoro for He provinces. They are to bo imported by dr pdasipid artiste of the Dian-isms orampaaj. [Anyertitelmat.l—PAßKUlS AND 00170, Parr sad] .11185 OdorioNsitliNolos Ilhe pm& Ns ear/fie sell darns% be was Wive, MN= taod ne wet ealiNis b Sor IA; nl/rM lr te n . 10 N•sawispak mg duo at NallSata iwi nirs mesa Gies Or I fni& NO NAA-7:41= asa.lltod 7a Oahtiotion. 6PORZING. GOODWOOD RACllB—'llroisDAT. The weather during the morning yanked many misgiving is the minds of intending unbent to Goodwood. Black clouds gathered ominously by noon a alight shower of rain fell, and the expectation of a Nearest day seemed about to be quite daatroyed. The hopes of the holiday people were, however. speedily revived ; the rain soon ceased, end the threatasing clouds disappeared beton • smart wised A more propidola afternoon could not well hew beta desired ; the atratephere was delightfully cool, mid the tasty laconmalimee felt was caned by the dust, Wilk rendered the service of the shoe-black bregade indiepershis. The attendance wee quite equal to a Cup day's average. Is the Grand Stead enciesure were congregated, a anal, may members of the aristocracy ; a t Dom Francs, Germany, mid America were many visit:in who had strived expressly to witness the " gloriee " end waist at the pro tordisp of &Goodwood meeting. The arraegementa on the course were entreated to the tuna start of competent and whether they related to the business department orb die regaletioas for the preservation of order, or the emmfortelthe visitors, they were carried ant with the utmost promptly& sad sameas The racing wan pretty enough, sad se clearly elective to excite the curiosity end metals the interest et the mere uninitiated spectator, whilst to the professional wadies man it was malted by a signitioanoe end importance of the highest chanter. The 2-yr-old onus an Moly to be long remembered, and to exercise ea Impartsat blames over future speculations. The repute don which certain animal. that were brought out far them had already acquired by public per formances woo telly sustained, and the popular belief in the rior quality of this year's 2-yr-olds was cmFor the Modes Stakes several youngsters that have heel backed for the Derby were introduced to the publie. Thormeaby, who has established his reputation, was made*, taveariteAwhilst Thunderbolt, Contains, and Nut bourne, also found supporters. It was justly remarked that • snore attractive lot of two-yralds hod seldom been addled than then whirl contested this nos. Nutbourns woo, and Tklnnerbolt was seemed, Thormenby (who c retied ISIN extra) was thied—defelated, but not disgraced. The judgment dis played by the backers of horses melee& ample confirmation by the result of this event, for the only saimals supported in the ring were the drat five in the nos. Bneeneer, the first favourite for the Derby, carried off the MolecouiL State, in a style calculated to strengthen the opinion of these who deem him the beet of his year. The Wizard, a colt is John Bent's stable, made • most successful deleit for the Bentinck M.:mortal, and his name is not likely to be omitted with much Ingo/gin from the list of quotation la the Derby. Twelve started tor the Cup, and Promised Lend, who had encountered so much hostility in the betting that 10 to 1 wee currently Whored spinet him yesterday, sail we believe that last night ewe se much es 100 to 6 woo laid, wee made first favourite; Leantiegton, despite his re pined harms beteg barked at 7 to 2, whilst the American mere Prioress fouled rartseue et 4to 1. Union Jack, who wee destelhal so the best of the Finch 3-yr-olde, and who was NM is Busload sprawly for Mile race, was supported it S to 1, se mush, It would seem, on account of the favourable teens em which he met his opponenta a from any real bad whisk 'Mated with regard to his racing ability. From the description which we tarnish of the race, ft will be aeon that the egoeta of the ° American stable" to obtain the Goodwood Cup were again ineffectual, I for although Priories ran into the third place, yet en performance showed that she dies not pews the calibre to compete ancesedally with erst-claes Bashi& horses, un less she he e great advantage is the weights. Promised Laud, so long first favourite for the Derby, won without en elite sad Induced people to remember his running fee the "bin; riband of tit; 'Uri" with feelings Sr dissproliateutat. He is no doubt the horse of him year. Leamington broke down, and the celebrated Toxoptillite, whose •• staying" perms have always been questioned, woe unequal to the severities of the Cup course. The bookmakers were heavy losers on the day's racing, sod the memory of the prevent meths, is not likely to aged them mach satisfaction. The railway arningweiseit. at Chielsester. Drayton, Heighten, and in London wen admirable, and the passengers were enabled to reac► their d.siin•tion without any mere inconvenience than le experienced in a large crowd. Tam Iltaass PTAKIN a 0 NM cad, fie LIP.Ada ; AAA SA 71b Alm. lAA , Omar MAN= aim Or isAL 0 AlieJ MT J. Nenro LAI A eke Masor, IA TuainAmm AI lib I Delve 200226 IssAa!, MIS ..... ~. ..,.• I Tail Isms Anima so ALL a .......... M 710; Min, 11.4 lb. RYA= islia. 2. . CANA, LIM suresone. * lataii =big .....,._ ._, ~.. . ...... . ....... • Alm" : ‘irame.AA.A. SA Ilb ..... 2 AL A 11415160 w. r U tiba ll.M.S lM.:—t.ir 66 6 ". 111 . 161iftt. rsedo=l7=7lts Ma= at Ovitima Osa sew Mrs= sa.l Be ttl=l 4 apt Thormsalts, I. Sap. Tlandsrbolt. 4to 1 msb .ac Min= imi Ossadis TM tisal= mall 41 =bear= Tbsadertalt .at ibit Wit real. sae Taamstal od Ocataallm aarL Tlinadirbeit tslad it gal I= sad tl =warm Ma la • est; • and Mama tie ems= sad ; °entail= am • A f...ib • Ittoolds sad inakstorna =re slat, slam tomtlar. M =lst= litabams, sad Math= WWI the km tar= Malta a& Toe Mordseso toes. each b ft. for 2 ',olds: mho. Mile: Ohm Mt Mb. Wham ens. The nomad to we his sake. T.T.J. (II seta) Lard Pennwalt% Pagastar. by Mild De7mlL Bet 1711 ii^ , . 51 b M man r. Man% item to Sables. ad 710 fi. j Ot a tV . l 4 Inns Melrose. Swot Diesetle. en 71b (Mlle) 3 ?WY Ttea OW MN M•WITtil Manna Illotainior by..,. A telminal deem sr IS atm teat Per foilltbda I alla Mt nb I ale.. MIIM. Qusenbaihir r. CM +IMO Mr. Melted% by Lasetatk 14 7la =1 I Mr. W. IL S. t Lewd 17110nals O esero f tV— ..., She Pellswilat ehe ma:— 111111.11,11yOelown. oi lihs. abo o.. iolol =t i n 7te WM .. u ff i t i ts . l 0zd a. ..... 6 01:= Illo omo ilyrruL Dram . lona agog Wag SIM& pleat el belled Mom eml list 01w, se Use anew) . Os mama inn M a thole.. OM Mit Mar Pawn tit. Rawl. est ea paw Heed the &Mass Mims Wan at lead to itallasslL Or Word I. es j2l Ve m bialce: rm. .0110 Wrltal of twisty Want =stma at it lade Mims! twine Ina has Liefainle asnielsees. ale by ado. No seterm/Mil tamp um mods la lb poldesn at thn mended the boas Ned aoliPpooese Ms Mot the MIL Os centhe Into Ash t Panne MI Mks. lbw seder oil art bewail Lowman an Queenstown twins third and reettb. sod the Ras of the Vaal 1.. •heo es On tweediest tar MU Mt he wan MeV claw tetetber. and Whiten] , Ina Mates et rte MT plat et stneb bt had t heP the rennin. His r.tinrmet htt Menem nib Me iced. Mar or Meet sou Ism/nate bite Mood Ind aloe. *I lbe distence tad Lowtoo tort hatonn% place bat the Merle reit Game to Use lots. On nacitina IM nand ermosere Mar nth, last mead to new tb• hvouritio We... bat. ruaulare • ow. NM IA. me mean to koep him shught... Lo ..ire.. .. err A Loser .. • NO ; bed Mirk owl, the three Mated mend rte pow. .... . Tut or ns vista 111,701( . 1 MINORU'S. 8,1.1111. & Trim and Sake of 16 soma eseb ; for 2-yr-olde; cola. Ift 71h; dam. B.t 41b. T.T.O. lama/ Yr. L. 11114bort The Wizard. by Wok Amanda, hit Tlb lAbleroftl 1 Mr. 3. Waifs krastore, d t 7lh ........ ......... (J atonal 3 Lai diewilert. Sadly. 4lb 11 Mem) 3 "aka; tee lea Tbe wissrd 'Praetor.. hid Mr the , l es t arena of Mesa The Wimrd &mired km of the lee& sod won by two Magas lardy ma. harm length net. half from Troratom. Toe floottsmoo Cyr. mine NO soya., th. net in spear, • by solwerip dew of to ars. mob, with 111 s Th. nibs.) ) nodes 100 wry. art of the ralte.. Two miles •nd • half. 41 Mr. W. Day • Tb. Protobsd Lou, by Jericho. 3 yrs, 74 71b (Bra) 1 Mr. Itchy'. Nevoid.. 3 yrs. T.t 71b........ ........ (Verdbani 2 Mr. IL Ten Weirs Primer, a tr.. list 4lb ... . . .IPlumnt 3 Th. 0010.108 err Terenhate, Lestmagton, Milne. de cb..- Int,. Korth Lama. kernaette. dotal. dehl.m. B~etdna : 3 to 1 art The Pr..mised Land, 7 to 1 apt Leamington. 4 to 1 sat Prioress, 8 to 1 at lioloo Jsek. l= to I am Marionette. 16 to 1 sat North Lincoln. SO to I rapt Nese:aft WoNlburn weft sway at his apiesat too .rd was boon in powerless of s lead of upwards of tri math.. hada. 11. Clutotfily beim rend. Toseildits and Promised Lead neat, Sof ben. Priorem en I tlarionote mama side by tea to their wake. They ;mallet In thr 01011, 001 of the ursight • sod al entering the Craft Course Totophllite disavowed from la prominat Oa* sad edam sod Promised land tea ekee comma. third and fourth. jolt brebh.d the French may At && mama of •fterel length. none Prior.... Torophilite. Ma Moat/natal If areal* lying pretty .rd tmect tr. Lesodr gtoo baing log op hen ram. Or, eobroschint the clamp. Name q 10(01 tier gable corntenton. and , r., Pp to st , llb, ole CliatatAlOy. elm WO 14.00 to drop hart. sad Beht m was son a'onrode of Woodburn. Yam she tio. prite , lof the Ica on rotiVing the aura, at which pea .t Tot °Wont. drown] Maundy to the roar. On reaparng to del from belond the Ottallet& ma veto t ;meths In aJesode, Promised Lad .torl Prioress telex soma and third 0 air ehr, est. r o mselog the lust WO, Fehr., reward the lead to Promused Load, rriorfts, NeWOO&10. and North Lincoln math pnnom.adl both Tosophinte ad Lo 01001.00 SOSAmd ablest a instic , re their motion.. Thu forma. however, did out livelong la trent. end Leemin,ton brot • down hal; soon er oar ro.ddins tea tam tile nee. hoverer, wa virtually Mar at the &lance. for Promtred Lead national In at Ile char. toe warier by iengas ; tam aorta wand.. ti a iscond from the third. The other. saregad e , imseset.. i..esee, who peamid both North Linenin nod ibblem—whe wen pollerl up et as enelamr—haniethe ant to the lea Upwards r 4 a hmsdrol tat. behlod them was Ireton Jaet troulog to, !colossi x 0.411 wider boatel by Warionstue sod Tomphllltr. I.lllle mington Ma.Ue. do Chantilly nod Wowdarn welted to the stand BIWISPOTA CM at teo rove oath, for 2 31.14 odK kit 71b. Catlin 1111.1Y1011, T.T.O. it gift! Mr. J. Mores Trosstore. M Binkstcher. 6.0 41h..(1. Osborne) 1 7.100 t7Ya+w. code by Ar ,, Otu.ligu r tt ro ur . , ,, set 4:likro kilo a.l after as first 211. ;La! sod tion c' es4ll by two Imaihn M. Paco.. Tess or to. Eta.rn dam um. Mast - mOOO erseatt, ?n4 Mita eOlB arm mkt*. ?park Chsteleke sifts. Comm. al ran/ Lind Idgeareoreh My M.W.s by Chsatlotom. Pet 4lb I a Iderorti 1 Mr. Pena'. ardo•Tloop, gt 31b .......... I non) 3 Mr. B. re's PneUrtole..teto Tot, lifurdhern) 3 M... Ostablidaseb the. ClsoreDoo. Bit 1 r 4.4 Itaeterb Had. of tocknow, elk IJ o..borogi 6 derbali (L. 71h Tomioy. Int Ladd/mammy. Moerssieff, art 731. (No ond mud 7 flarearreggs of 60 ars. oak b ft. 3., ba ea.; c Its kt Lb; elks. list Ob. One wide reed stair. (1 aft) Mr. M. Pardee awe Marisa% by Oideary. barb (Pendrail 0.10 Tim MON& Semites, of It aft as b sub, for 7.yrolds ; cola. lot ilb; Man no 414 ; certain ammo. sad wesldes. T.Y.C. IT ma) Mr. J. Mary'. Men OWE by kftmi.. ad Tlb (J. °shame) wo. 1111&&?1 , 111.-0410DIF0011 &UMW In transcribing. Life bat'. pries was quarts/ Ito head aCI le 3. GORSES STRINSX 007 07 TYIOIII 11701107bISNT8. Jdf T. at 31d leneli► oat of Goodweed July ?Y. at II nm.. slam rod Sertaedon ass d W Wit eat an , " ta Gawlwool Jell In at dom. Utualala Van Balaaweam, sad IsA at the Bow. MA of 11.oadmos , etorenwato. Joky 33. et • cm. Vaulty, lloodoool flake. Jwy st Kell,. oral Itarestity. out of all theft onetraateren Jul/ no as 9not Jack 0131110. Got of iltowarda• Cap, at Goa:Wool Jell Mat I allora Ovberan tend Goodwood Staten Jolly le, at • pla., I tarle.tne... out at Goodwood Ptak.. Jellll It own, Ititolla sad IdatPerise Lcite,oet of Stawatdoesod Care at troalwood. 71 — Z . 117 . Mow el p.sa.. Doi Calks sad Cladeastl. out of Goodwood ttenord...2ll nt.. Hammen. out of Etotrardi sad Medoff lid WV. alto? am.. Dos Comma out of arauttaamom Makes. J sly 72. Nor II p.m. Professor out ut Woo Matra Joty U. aim pa. MI Ms. *. maltase bora§ out of WU 04104. WON 0111.1114Mik J wity ts. at am...llMa Kim WA of Ow Latotto "Maw Jet? Sa II a.m.. Pamplamt. out of thv 4MI S. at IV a.m.. Kimses,. oat of litett•btoe Maim off 21. 86111/8 p.m., Loa Ilia mos of Osased asseras Ail re:L a ir= met e*"*. /1 6 =7:1; EmilrOomimiaa..t i fif Mar& Om aa sewl eastinesi... , as at IMP:ft ist 1.111 ps, and as esi• Joiy at 1.14 pia. TONI SWIM, GO ib e l=tralridg Jab X, al Mips.. Oval's. al So Ulu Intelligence. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. fiIMT 28. (Bofors the Judge Ordinary.) 50013 IP. I[OO9.6.—CROILTY. The petitioner, the wits of a commercial traveller, sought • kid dal separation on the ground of her husteind's cruelty. Ties marriage occurred la April, 1862, and there were three children semi . Foe some time Me union had bean a Lem me, but at It wee clouded by the intemperate which the t began to contract. In 1858 be took the teetotal p gi , and for ten months hie condom was exemplary. After that time, however, be returned to be old ways. sad behaved with sack edemas that on the 6th of AZhe wife was o blig ed to leave him. . Searle examined the petitkaer, sad elicited from bar that the respoedent had threard her out of bed by her neck; bed thrown a jug at bee ; kicked her; knocked ber down; sleek her while she hid the baby in her emu; attempte to throw her over the banisters; and tried to turn her out of door. Her graduate was supported by that of other whoever. thr C. efilleWell granted the separation as prayed, remark last that this was one of thou numerous cues in which domestic happiness wee destroyed, and parties led into • course of unmanly brutality by a propensity to indulge in drank. MATTRZWB V. /tATTKR, :ELTY. This wt... eimilrr ages is te Wt YllO res Fondest, George Matthews, tuarried the petitioner In July, 1844, and he carried on for sane years the busies% of a grocer at Chipping Norton. Is 1847 he began to drink ; and it was alleged that be bad at various times duce then been guilty of great violence to his wife. In 11383 a deed of eeparstion was executed, by which she was left in possession of the business, which abe ouried on with the assietance of her broth r, Mice decemd. The respondent eventually enlisted in the Cold stream, and, in the opinion of one of the entwine, had been completely reclaimed. Dr. Phillitoore, Q.C., sad Mr. Norton, appeared for the petitioner; Dr. Bpbhe and Mr. Field for the In his OZAMilleCialk, Matthews admitted the allegation of former intemperance, but earnestly denied that he had ever struck his wife. He was corroborated by several who mated that though Km Matthews had often complained to them of her blabs:Xs drnkennese, she bad never said any thing AIMS Ws besting bat. Than Court reserved he Judgment. ASS'IMIS INTELLIGERCA HOME CIRCUIT.....MAIDSTONE t IFILY 28. Caown Brm.—(llefore Mr. Justice Markham.)) Weld se Cireeplell, 18, Mon JPoarthy, 22, and Edwa rd lligimelde, 19, three soldiers, were charged with breaking into • Noma estholic chapel, at Chatham, and westing a wooden box, a silver cep. a crucifix, and some other silver articles. Kr. F. J. Smith prosecuted. It appeared that the chapel in question wow left safely secured on the night of the 28th of April, sad when the per son, who had the charge of it, went than on the following morning, he discovered that mime prams had entered the chapel during the night, and that a tabernacle, omesizing a diver cup, • crucifix, and some other er.icles had been .Lulea. The prisoners were proved to have been et a public-house near the chapel on the night of the robbery, and on the fol lowing morning Campbell took the elver cop, pert of the stolen property, to the shop of a clothier at Chatham, named Abraham, and asked his daughter to purchase it, stating that he heel received it from another *oldie', who had been invalided from India, and who had found the cop at Delhi. The young woman refined to purchase the cup, and told her father what had occurred, and he very properly gave information to the police. After the prisoner Campbell left the shop he was seen to join the other two prisoners, and they all walked away together down the New-road at Chatham, and M'Certhy end Campbell were taken tato custody, and the broken silver cop was picked up tke route they had takes. The other prisoner, E•yoolds, was taken shortly afterward@ by lie. Everest, a superin tendent of the musty canerabehary stationed at Chatham, who seeded him, and found the silver crucifix in his pocket. The officer upon this said to the prisoner that he thought this was the article be wanted, upon which the latter replied, "Don't say you took that thing mit of my pocket, for if you did, you most have pat it there." The jury .dequitted N'Carilty, and found the other two prisoners Guilty, and they were sentenced to be imprimmed and kept to herd labour for a year. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Lnicout, JULY 28. TYR XIMER AT MISSY, LINCOLN/1H tat. The trial of lietery Carey and Wet. Wicket, for the murder of Ws. Seseseaos, farmer, in Mach last, wee cannoned after oar penal left, and was concluded this morning. Picket's cosisnion before the Ruston magistrate. was read. It was to the effect that the two prisoners left the public. house between 10 and 11 ealock on the night of the murder, and Picket, after Wing his father's house slut up, crossed the drain on the suggestion of Carey, case- Wily to set some rabbits, alleged to have been killed by him is Mr. Sands' close, but Carey suggested the carrying of hedge stakes for fear of deg. in Mr. Drury's yard. Eventually coming up to Stevenson, Carey assaulted him, and Picket, intimidated and frightened by the other prisoner, assisted him, not in the commission of any offence, but to tide hie pockets. After a deal of parley, the murdered man, alter being assaulted and thrown into the Mat, reviving, Carey followed hint, struck the fatal blow, sad threw hint into the sewer. . Mar several other griiii4;;• had been szentined, Carey, I cm being asked it he had anything to say, replied in the ellimmtive. He then made a beg statement, whisk was to the effect that a plot wee entered into between him and Picket for meeting the deceased after they bed parted from him, and, their feces being oovered by handkerchiets,to attack Dim and rob him, they having no intention of committing murder. The old man, however, making • strong revistAnce, the fatal blow was struck, and he was thrown into the ditch. His lordship baring summed up, the jury returned a ver dict of Willed Murder, and sentenue of death wee passed in the usual term. THE POLICE COURT& MARLBOROUGH-STREET.. laws Mei oTey,Vp; ostitnte , wu re examined before Mr. Beadem, charged with steeling from the person of William Folioed Urquhart, By., M.P. for Westmeath, a gold we sch, of the Talus of 201. • • of Bly-ilaor, appeared on this ooradatt for the prisoner. PONOBMiII B &S roil be knew the prisoner was a prong tots, who formerly lived with a ticka-ofleave convict. Kr. Levi", for the defence, contended that Mr. Urquhart had riven his evidence as a man of honour, bat made out no are for conviction. . . . Prboner hoped the owe wait be rettlei at ewe, and pleeded guilty. Four menthe' held labour. WORSHIP-STREET. Dim ?omit, 40 years of age, wee charged before Mr. rillyncoart, with steeling from she shop of Mr. l'lumpton, a lieendreper, in the Whig:chapel-rad. It wee proved by proseoator's %teletext, that the woman committed the theft end escaped into • stable-yard with it. When accused she instantly produced tieltheen yards of piloted cotton ; at the thine time observing " This to the beet day's work I here ever done' I only hope that they will give MP four years' penal servitnie." Bitten, an en-police constable, now paved two former coovictions against the prianer, viz., in 1&50, and again In 1857, on each of which occasions she was sentenced to 12 months' imprieonment. The meowed, on hearing this, said—That's not correct, it was eighteen months I was sent for both times. I Mr. iflysteourt—What motive have you to stating that? Prisoner—l want to be tramportei. It's the only chance I have. It is the beat thing that could happen to me. Mr. D'Eyncourt—Are you married ? Prisoner—(boasting Into mars)-1 am married. I was once resythtable ; my husband tilled • highly responsible situation, but he reduced my sister, and that was the ruin of me. Be was false, and I aged for nothing after. Mr. D'Ereonuri—lf Ibis it. 00 1 am 'amp for you. Prisoner—Don't be tor y', sir, but aced ass tor trial, and assist me in being sent to a pe nal settlement. Tte eepeeitiona .ere completed, and this cam east for trial at the ensuing Middlesex !Medusa. BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. The half-yawl) . meetieg of the members of this chamber was held yesterday, in the Tows Hall, Mr. Henry Van Wart in the chair. Allusion was made in the report of the Council to the subjects to which its attention Las been directed in the cJurim of the past ball-year. The.e have been chiefly the bank ruptcy and insolvency law, and the proposed reforms Is connexion therewith. A communication with Lords Maims.. b ury and John Russell, as Secretaries for Forign Affairs, seklag for the interventionof thegovernment for the . prniection of Beilioh trade mobs from fraudulent imitation in Francs, end other countries; the result of the conference with Lord J. iturieli has been a hope that some legialation of a beneficial kind would revolt from It. Reference was also made to • memorial which had b 11.12 received by the council, signed by more teen thirty manufsetutere, requesting that Maps might be takes to obtain an amendment of the Copyright of Design' Act, with the view to en extension of the pert td of pr.-tection end a reduction of the feet. la reference to title metier the mason reported that a commiike of their body bad been appointed to comsid.r the queation, and the result was that in conjunction with the Sheffloid Cli.mber of Cera mic*, an interview was bad with the President of the Board of Trade on the 19ihinst., end, acting upon his advice, a memorial had been prepared to the hued. The commit had the fullest reason to believe that their 'serious would have th. effect of obtaining the modification of the law so Mt ready required by as important branch of the trade tf fir tutees.= The other subjects referred to in the coancire report were of • by-none Mimed; end no incidental &maw aims ernes of any importance. The report lime adopted. [Advertieeineet.] —HOLLOWAT'd PILLS AND CHlT sum —Dossurs. Coo if a rsios.—ln as throw an the as or Ye alleatlve sad mew lona.. of thee. aniniabto remake ewe ems. roge of man nestffrae, tn. In that l feebie count/ea at the beep wh co.i....doseaseespooo. A dace hw the better le Feeleeket are Mit trestimmt ems lama foiled for a weak, sad as fever Mainly powers the insisochoi7 ..eletion'oem chassises se a0.14k. Wesel. sot sneof futons ; .11 the thmteu.ot sy , ossonia solika cad risistal eastkal skit *ld emit fed:lty before the mealcal In. %saes of Md. istiooal voltaic/It The ippon,. stem dentlet.h. the .bona s. of breath am.. met comb iYasrtr arision. VfOta fe,llnr, wymrsece. >Ad 11,01.1/ the patient sow,. *awe theegetery theme eanfoseeti On the CM•UttillOti. AIARKB2a COTTON.—Lmsaeciou JULY 28.—The odes of cotton fatly Sr. estimated at 8,000 balm. Them la no chugs slam ysteaday. WOOL AND WORSTED.—DiAnIOII), JULY 28.—The influx of wool from all parts of the country is very large during the week, bet the hulas' doing I. below as average. Prices rule firm. in nolla and broke. we have so &sage to alnico. The demand for worsted yarns le lrecossiag more steady, both fir export and home couantoptios. Prices are more stationary, bet below the point of resnuitestios, as com pared with the price of the raw material. Is the place de partment, there et a good attesdanco of merchasta, sad bet a small stock of piece@ in the hands of the manufacturers, r: a at wham at* working to order. Prices are on all rang higher, owing to the lactated value of both aalaa sad wonted yams. CORN.—BIZMINOILLIII, JULY 23.—At Gloucester market on the 2&d. wheat was le. to 2a. per quarter dearer; but at Woreester,the Isms day, hat little advanoe ooald be obtained. Barley sold In retail at termer rates. Oars firm. Beans le. per quarter kin,. Pees walk red. During the present week the weather has bees way floe, and few trituration& are reported in wheat. Barley rather cheaper. Oats taken in retell at precious price*. Beans tending downwaida. Peas rather cheaper. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat realised la. pee quarter more money. At this dare market there was a fair supply of wheat, and the trade closed dell at zither under the currency of thn day eennight. Barley and eats taken In limited quantities at former prices. Beane and peas the turn cheaper. . . . . Yom. rzL, JULY 28.—We had a fair supply of wheat, for which the growers asked extreme prior, which the millers retailed to give. Ultimately a good though slow trade wu duos at about Is. a qr. advance; the greater part being cleared off. In many tostanove, however, nothtng above teat week'. prices was obtained. In other grain no alteration to note. Wheat, beat, 425. to 46.. ; ditto, middHug, 37.. to 42e. ; ditto, inferior, 344. to 37e. Barley, 28e. to 304. Oats, 235. to 335. Beans, 484 to 60.. Peas, 42a. to 48e. Floor, das, 38s. to 40.. For sack; ditto, mood& 31.. to 36t. M•NOHIBITIL, JOLT 28.—There .1119 I felt. attendance at our market this morning. Fresh English wheat was held for an advance of la. to 2s. per quarter, but the demand wee limited ; while for otiambered parcels there was no Inquiry. Fresh made English flour must likewise be quoted As. per sack higher, but with a slow We. In other sorts there wee no change. Oats and oatmeal were only in moderate de mand at previous rates. Beene and Indian corn were firm. Newman, Jour 22.—At this market to-day there was • fair show of wheat from the farmers, and the trade ruled active at an advance of 2.. to 3s. per qr. on late_priess— white 48e. to 62. a. • red, 425. to 48s. par 38 done. Ths bar ley t ra de was nondnal. There was not a large show of oats, and, with a tolnable d mend, the prices of the previous week were fully maintained—namely, 28e. to 32a. per 24 None. In beans (of which the supply was limited) there was no material change, prices ranging front 481. to Ma. per 38 stone. NEWBORT, JOLT 28.—Our market was largely supplied with wheat, for which there was more isle at an advance of from le. to 2s. per qr. Nothing doing in barley. Oata, beans, and piss dull. UXBRIDGE, JOLT 28.—The supply of fresh wheat at to-day's market to very short, bur, with continued Ike Weather, the sale is slow at former priors. In spring corn there is but little doing, end prices are the same. Wariavonw, ltrti27.-4.lthough the supplies of grain to our market have been very trifling from aU sources since kiaturday, tkw Made remains in a most apathetio state, with tits turn of prior in favour of buyers on the few transactions t►at occurred. EDINDUILOR, JOLT 27.—1 n the market to-day sales wen ready for wheat and ads. dall for beriu, dz. Wheat and oats better. Wheat, 1,040 qrs.. bring 118 more than lest work-210qrs unsold. Barley, 263 qrs., being 124 more than last week-194 qrs. unsold. Oati, 795 qrs., being 13718.6th= hit week-181 qrs. unsold. Beans, 69 qrs., being 24 lies then last week-31 qrs. unsold. As compared with last week —Wheat was L. 6d. up on top, and Bd. up oa everstre. Barley was le. down on top, end 6d. down on average. Oast wee L. id. up on top, and le. up on average. Basal seine as kat as tor . az ß d ., aams as last on average. Priam per hanerlel qr. :—W 425. to We. Barley, 27.. 6d. toB6a. 6d. Oats, 245. 6d. to 30a. 445. 9d. to 495. Weaght of top— Wheat, 6441ba. ; barley, 66ilbs.; oats, 461bs. ; and beans, CATTLII.—EDIXBUROH, JOLT 27.—There were large anaphor of cheep and lambs this morning, the number, 8,652, being 2.871 more than last week. Demand good, and tut week's prigs maintained for sheep. Top price of bast mutton., ; currant, 6d. to 6.1c1. ; ewer, frd. per lb. Lambs were le. a bead clamps,; a number left over unsold top prices, 24e. 6d., 2.3 e. 6d., 23e., 22e. 13d.; currant, from 16s. to 18e., and down to 1 2 e. • head ; Watered, 10s. Bd., end down to 6e. The number of cattle was 660, being 96 more then on this day week. Sales dull. The great pro p ation shown to day were of an inferior quality ; whet wee good brought fall prices. Top prioe, Bs.; current, 7.. to 7s. 6d.; middling and inferior, from 60. 4d. to 6s. ad. per imperial stone. Fed pigs, from 6s. to se. 6.1. par imperial atone; .is to eight weeks' old ditto, from 9s. to 13e. a hoed. Numbers in market—Sheep, 8,682; fat nettle, 660; lean ditto, 151 ; milch cows, 97; pigs, 249. TRAFFIC RETURNB. 1417.19491. Mr Pr Nor. Total. Total. Wm. sown aondlos. 1369. UAL wea.sum Jail 1. A A 4_ idol 'hat of Ono& 1114 417 1.9.2 6.769 7.961 Wilk are Jab le. Utoortelt oat 11 IS 111 37 1.14 Welk SWIM J alp 7. 40094. 'Mom wadlloullial Isioostes Iloot Angie — 449 441 9 9 1,031 1111•931 oal /WU" 0•9010.1odol — 4.426 lAA 7.164 4,714 100m1643 tog LIMY sod WtoOtrmono 4.=6 1.107 7.133 4,963 Ewa mama* V. adds& Iran orrato— Mara to Wan* llO6 106 736 141 137 Writ motto( July Volt rowan 75 013 310 903 916 ttoirt Pod Holluotom Nora Limn 744 14.446 11.442 HATT 47.391 looked/wry sal touslatllloa 40 442 337 779 741 Watieoor4 sod lAtoortok were WOMB l7 l* ?MT 7.775 dloOloo aocl DoTl l ooton --- U 900 1.41 0,13 7.641 -. .., ._ '''''• 9176 • 37.61178 • •271 -l iF4 • •--. ...• Ronk Larks 31 23i 1* 370 SW 9 1609 832 2 611 2.743 Waterford 694 ILUteam Kaablea Osaalisk Norfolk. aa6 !baba U., VI 16.f:9 9 484 26.012 22.011 hat& 049tral North 1191066 eirephlre 119109 6. .. ./ 61 IN 360 610 396 930 110946940 d, 1.91066919 0b6660.6 Jonsteak .... Oboe .. N 1,413 693 3006 1.779 Tithi !Wade the reel& of Na ➢eEale and Leyburn Italheen for both ems. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Duque do Porto (Portuguese u Preheat stainer) Wuhan at Penick.; peop:a eseed —Oporto, July r. ffewire.eo, o. Weary, rol, from Gallipoli to Gull. with olive cll. le on Aare re t►e Hokin deed, nut eapee.ect off neat lids. like has not yel taken saelwanee.,—Loweetott x July A. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. America, aed from Liverpool t•r 114. 11 . 014 4. leY 1 0. 1 414 S les 14 arW. . Acadia, from Walla for Irs:mootti. Inn 10, lot ts 8, 100 SS 8. lama et 1001.. Of Lhorporl frcoa Cardiff far llomlrry It day% Jam 11. Ist i 3 bI r . 1.• IV So W. pro art* lrom Liverpool for Aden. Mee 17. Pit 37 A, low 11 M. Iloatrose of Oarbtaborg, from Myst, tor Frlotouth, Hay 10, tat I POSI. item Lottj o for Liverpool, fry I i. lat 40 6 , . In.? SO. romans i Woof* of Lamar, leo, from Liverpool be VelperbaL July b. lot $0 25 ei. toe 9 to W. 6:ocm Ku( fbergoe), hay Is. lat 44 26 M. loa 1$ 46 W. BIRTHS, MARBIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. C wife of T. W. ut CyinerOLLIBIL—J IT, , at W of eadiToTT. &who 1& s. the o rap I toe. ITEROUVO —rut. 21. of duoulAsaa, the Trtfe of B. D. Fermin. Esp., of a Jewatnea. - °MLITT —Joie IS, at Friff.eate, Derby, the wife of F. C. OUMS Rad., of a daughter. 000 odr I di r. O Keg „ a of sonDR DR.—J'y at a Itrookflatd, Tibramowth, the wife of J. C. Oo a od hoar. 00111;.—f ly at Clwohursoffoot, the wife of W. R. 0. Owe. £.q. SEP., of • &oldster. MAltaliaLl.—.l_all V.. at To d Mr./ Manua. of arm. gumll.equart. Om We MOON—July ',We Ink of IL Moon, rag., of park, eta boa. MARRIAGES. IVANP-13110CY 24, st 117Mtwortle. Wilts. by the Res. M. Meakalyue, the der. A. Evans. Rea, .r of little doloor , on.. b damn Moe, dsughtfer of tee late 0. 111... e. o. Co.etegton. demagog. JACOBSEN—of tItTZBVRO —July V. et Mod. Ueda. by the L.. T. Moats. 4 iseobere, Vaq Nottlaghmo. to Loufrea s daughter of E. Wenzhou. 4e. of Lee I , Liv—avenTos.—Ally at 10- Idem*., White:impel. he the BM Canon Chem:mays T. Iwo Noe. Elisabch Nary. dough:tea of 0. Iloshton, &a.. of blown AMC D &TBS. 23. et Enytoo. Liverpool. T. H. Whoa. ENE Mod OE 121.1.VEES.—Jely 27, et Leader...l. prodder& L. Calvet, En.. aged H. OLOYEIL—IoIy 24, at Oreasyhey., 31soche.tor, Mr. J. 0. Glow , . of Doerr. apd H. PALO( 1212.--July 24. at Penotaapare . Reent apart, Sophia widow et iho Ms W. Mw. Esq. 2.2, et las maim" Se.taill. Woad...myth. Therm ?MI, Eno B . the 70th year •ha ap. tornanip of =2, Strand. 1111.218.—0 s the lth Wary Beall otord dougtitet of fla iota Rev Joao Sankt ems, et Edam& WS:M.—J.2y 4. et Lelmaarsomat t lireghteo, T. Wed;. Sal .4134 $4. WRITEJuIy o 4 Two* war Ldiolsotao. E. Whits. 7222.. 115. la. is OM Publlaidig G awp'g anis lima.. No. I, Lombard *mot. imp_ City el POW n na ve , 011 , ... to 1 M ,ml:et Una. Is an [mimic( Whisealam—la Y.