The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-23 00:00:00

Till ILICTION C 011.177124. da~The Cattersi Cemannittel of Elections met pester on•T n hoes. attS eppaiated 03ISIBIUNS to try ihe thadery. i.lottoreaw, Dartmentb, amt Alleabery pettu.na. The tollo .Md. •ta iv. , the has. immeme selected to war Dpeneriat.D.—The Heat Hon. H. Horbert mos), Col Cartwriebt the Plight Hon. W. Cowptr, Mr. W. 0). Voitor, and Mr. 3. Vara. ULM CW 17 11.-114. 0. nerdy (chairmea), ntr. W. Boxi•mars, Ltd R, Call, Sir H. F. Dora, and Mr. J. B. Stanho DiM IN pe. OI:TII.—Mr. A. Lame (chairman). tka He. C. W Howard, Mr. U. T. Smith, Mr. R. Stephroaa, sad Mr. W. Z. Welol. Al'Lisp' r —The Rube Hee. Mr J. Tn 0 Isr. (thahmlth), Mr. W. P. Adam, Mr C. Dover., C•14./S Girutoae, and Lord Lovelies. *sir 'nisei cc WedilClF wir will •nt MITIROPOLITAN ROAILD of WORTS. The Mr. J. Ts warms erdisery ateetieg et the Illetrepoditaa Board of Works wes hold yeNor ta e day la the ConacUChamheT, th dick, Th. . 1 &Nadal Mammal awed total balaac• el 410,0M59a. ed. 7111 "UV &&&& N MAIN DRAINAGI.-MIDLIS TOIL 7111 The hosed graveled le open Medea for connat aesthete high kyr! *ewer which will eztesithan Clapham to ll•gtked , end will alight of two 10-feet barrel sewers. rinsing _parallel to each othe r f or some dates, eas the taller. The total length to be traversed aald be shoat eight al as The fo/kmtag leaden were lest is —Alkali. 223.000 t Laver., 229,000 f.; Moron, 217,800 J. • Downes, 218.7601 ; Lucca , 217.0004 ; W. H. Howe, 218,6001. ; J. N. Henna and Co., W. Wileher, 216,7301.; George Jima. 7 - he beard tau refolved gate a eosomittee to eon- Ida theme tenders, sad oa the re-ea:masks ti the public, The CH A IRMA Y soil the beard had seageed the towhee d Melia Hailing sad Co., subject to the weal honkies. - - TM I sTA7B OF VIZ Them. . A report was presented from Praeger Miler as the pre. oat condet,on et the Myer Thema. stem which It appeared the* the Mee tenpecatursof theatzfrogeme der the week end ing July 21 bra been neistedesil me es imensally high puke. being 02/, or 0 - 2 hieing am &wig, the persons week.. The tereponiture of the Thrust kr ranged basemen 72/ as a inieneeer s o d 72.3 as a reezbera, with • amide of 74•4, which is htibee than the mess of the preceding week. The were Lan which bee parreard, ecienined with • fortnight. retire omen= et rein, billeseed by • corm at few water, when al! the accomieleaol eb of the senors err washed into tee neer end ended sp with the uceoding ode, are circurnataucee calestrlel be rein the fouls«, of the deer is a were high dopes. Notwithstanding theee aa byoeratJe coodii low, the Plainer bee no doubt that ex oopiene on nos or two accaniess. lb elate of the river, t aken alteerther, has Ave decidedly Met iris up to the permit dew than it wee during the twist paned of great beat Utityear. Ns has so doubt that had it set hen for the ocergetic de odorising enures adopted the Over weld ewe have bees is • stets to have caused well-grossded shrze. Tie On* whkh is will but 'OO afrosive does net preessd frame what le being dolly contributed tone 4. seven% bet from the Orb 'g reedy in the ricer. He vat. with candidate* I hat the rellenten sow to *llWottl , s do effectually meet the pearefeetion of the concert. of the Newer.. He has meek satiate:tics be elating Wt. lockage marched and esionelve eherrvaticse have bas snide tapes the pant, so *tory to the puLic health ors he bawd no the effluvia of the neer. 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For 5.11... Vorairo. rmontra aro O&M-J.0. Owen rout A. J. Oar lirmarrial. Art. of ow. IK/OVOM J oar Ora, Miriam% ommearra mama. Jar li. at DorreLa' and ImmO Ow., *Arbor. Roar Stawbowt, ecaterlar. Jab re ma OW ImoOra 1.110/11•17. PREPT.RIIFYITN. Ile Rev. Michael Thomaa Do I l'a . • he. bras issOtwed by Ur Lord Batboy of Oloaoaser *at Bristol to the VlCance of Chiefs( Power, with Farmeot esersai, :0 toe roomy of Obesseamr, sweet by the death of the It.. J W D4lphin ; parr Jame Walker, of Canine, Tt.e h... J. IL Aloe* hr bees imitated by des Loat Bales f Ulm:wow sod Bristol to the wary el Itaotne. to the comity of Oistiesseer, Tenant by His &ether tin Kr , . Jobs ; pars, Henry Thome Hope, of the lb upden. . Surge,. keg. ne 1140. Harstio Walessary ham bees i1n. , 1,4.1 17 the Loed Bishop of Olout-seter and Bristol. to the perpetual rarer" of St. Weill/ in the Forest of treeo, tiionceeuirahne, recast by the aleelos of the Mee. Cherlee 1 eylor. . pat'om., the Dean sad Chapter of Hereford. The Bleb% of Lt.ad. n boa appointed the Mee. Thema Atsper, view of liesapet.ed, to the prebendal stall fa Bt. Poet. cathedral, vacant ty the death of the Rev. A. M . Campbell, inetuabent of reddr te.a. A I'OTHICA RI die MALI., —At a court of elarniAdre Mid es Thursday, Menem Witham W. May, e l Aces vat., Clifton , Feeder.. Flaw. (se wickets gleam). Chealen William Payee, of Matte, %MAI , Jaams Morrie 11'07, al Cbsitler. Laseestie (m.a.0..5., April ISINP) ; sad Berk wow Joseph • reek, of Birkbaili (M.R.CAL. May 18f 6 ); havlap weed the sagemary tarelaitne. Is Übe same mad peaked assikilik linifin simitisa lailithiss of tie Society of Apodisondoo. estovai. P ALICS...—ONS SHILLDIO DAT.— FILI- De V, Jove la—Adonniono as pswast. 4.011; dim, by I r e" saves NI Total rheum% 4.61/. all Li—Herb's (HobtaiOPATRIC CM -gift aismill , he ran 1 .1 l'. I t t t P.. l =t i al re I. la. a rbonL . , 46. rdnia " .* ''" rim AM Advornssomobt. . .w. Mutsu, of 33 and St kw 0•111601 ame lemened paele 'etla sl".e rndestiZedg tg ul Telhatele It ' sal hoe ID MOM In tonns onriiiiiitZdill : 1 jig .bd en W. 1., raft mom OAS a PI Pri Wow ow yrs& 1.4 mi. sod lima ma pea,—..The til.ni ma. Ito elinimil for tbe e , See of lb nanneletnee elinio Mind aorta - -11nriden Woman. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1859. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FIMAT. GOODWOOD STAYS& 1 to 1 apt Lisboa to to 1 Gaapard (t) 10 to 1 Loamiopea (t) 12 to 1 Mao loam (t) 12 to 1 Lord Nara (I) 100 to 3 Gargram (1) GOODWOOD CUP. 6 to Ito 1 apt Promised Lta-boat t) load (t) 7 12 to 1 ' , moor (od) The other Letting WY 040t111.14 to Um rang doeidad toolay at Stamford. NAVAL AIM MILITARY. (Frees last night's °swigs) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JOLT 22. 2nd Regiment of fah Guarda—Liestenaat Roger Palmer to be °Wats, by peaches% vim the Hes. C. 8. B. Hanbury, who reds ; Cgonst and deb-Lissiment Harry P. Bout to be lieutenant, by parthaes, Moe Palmer. Sib Dragons Ousals—s+7 Dailey, gent., to be menet, by porelesse, vice Fields", who mares. 3rd Light Dragoaae—Tbanas Dandelion, gent., to become, by gouda's, vice Grant, promoted. 13th Light Drspose—John Standar', gent., to be cornet, by Forebode, vi. e Gore, promoted. Military Train —Ceptaie Rdward Wag Berry, from the 61st Foot, to be captain, vies Hamilton, who extimages. • Boots Fusilier Guards—Lieuteriant sad Captain and Brevet- Major Robert James Loyd-Lindsay to be captain and lieutenant- mime!, by parched" vice the Hem Ale:radar Edward Framer, who retiree. 14th Regiment of Foot—Ensegn Cyrus Day, from the 36th Foot, to be amigo, vice Pigott, who exchanges. 15th Foot—Ltauteeant F. 8. VB. Fitzroy to be ceptain, by purchase, vice the Hon. H. J. Liddell,:who retires; Ensign Robert fipeacer Liddell to be lieutenant, by purchase, mss Fitzroy. 16th Foot—Lieuteuant-Colenel Oliver Langley, from the Mb Foot, to be lientenant-oolosel, vice Baumgartner, who azahmws. 17th Foot—Lieutenant David Frederick Allen to be in *tractor of musketry, vice Lleetenaat William Frederick Aagnstus Edward Program, ordered to return to duty ea lieutenant of a company. 27th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Julian Ben/await', C. 8., front the 16th Foot, to be hentenant-colonel, vice Langley, who eachenges. 36th Foot—Ensign diameby Henry Pigott, from the 14th Foot, to be ensign, vice Day who exchaages. 56th Foot—Captato Richard England to be major, by pur chase, vice Barneton, who retires. 67th Foot—Quartermaater Thome Martindale, from half-pay 2nd Light infantry, Brivah Swim Legion, to be quarter master, vice Balcombe, promoted to an unattached com pany for services in the late Land Transport Corps 60th Foot—Francis William Robins, gent., to be snags, by Forebear, vice Murray, promoted. 61st Foot—Lientemat Tommie John Sadletr, to be captain, without purchsse, vice Brackenbory, deceased; Captain Thomas Rice Hamilton, from the Military Train, to be captain, vice Bury, who exchanges; Ensign Arthur Ed ward Flood, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sadler. 62nd 1 7 ;4—Ensistn John L. Bland, from the 24th Foot, to be ensign, vice Colciongh, promoted m the 19th Foot. 69th Foot—The wane of the ensign appointed on the 24th Jute, 1869, le Thomas Lustier Mitchell-lanes, end not Thomas L. Inuit ea then stated. 73dPoot-I:l;iteliant I;liiirals cis Shuldham, to be cap tain, by purchase, vice Cooke, who retiree. 76th Foot—Ensign Thomas Troptiimas Hodges, from the 3tlth Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wigelsworth, mehierad by sentence of a general court martial. Mat Foot—Quartermaster William Hill Watts, from half pay at the late 4th Regiment, British Italian Legion, to be quartertuastir ' vice Rouse, appointed paymaster. 91at I.'oot—EnsignWilliam Hunter Bailie, to be Inutenent, without purchase, vine Allen, dammed. 94th Foot—John Mackinlay, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vice Butler, promoted ; l Lieutenant Bydenham DAM thus, to be adjutant, vice Oaskag, promoted. 99th Pout—Major Montego Hamilton Dowbiggin, from a depiit battalion to be miler, viceDeering, who embattles; Lteutenast %lobs Brown Purcell, to be captain, by purchase, vice ?dolma, who retires ; Ensign Henry Rick mond Sayan to be lieetrimat, without purchase, vies Bond, demised; Ensign Horne Townsend, to be bee talent, without purchase, vice &yak whose ptomaine without purchase ea the lath May, 18.59, ham been can celled; Ensign Charles Coster, to be lieutenant, by par abola, vice Purcell; Joseph Ant= Stanford, gent., to be midge, without porches*, vice Townsend; Lautenant George Robert B. Black, to be adjutant, vice Bond, B. Bnipide—George Caulfield, geed., to be ensign, by psennale, vice Arbuthnot, promoted ; Alfred Ames, gnat, to be sears, by purchase, vice Waterers* promoted; Leopold actor Swam* geat., to be Imam by purchase, vice lloymour. promoted is the Grenadier Oneida. let West laths Regimant—Henry Hopewell Smith, gent., to be ensign, by purcbuy, vies Lemon, promoted. 2nd West India Regiment—William George Gov, gent., to be ensign, without pumbase, vice Forbes, promoted; Assistant-Surgeon Charles Fda-Roy Somerset Maceulay, from the staff, to be assistant-surgeon, vice O'Brien, !appointed to the staff. red West ladle Regttttent—W Slam Thomas Croft, gent., to be ensign, by patellae, vice Dugmore, promoted; George hews O'Gradj gent., to be ensign, without purehaa, view Doman, preinoted. Ceylon Rd, Regiment—Edward Neon Wood, gent., to be wipe, ay wane, vice Hon, promoted. DIPOT BATTALION. Major Rupert Deering, from the 99th Foot, to be major, vice Lowing's, who ear HOrK L AL STAFF. Surgeon-Major Thomas Graham Balfour, M.D., from surgeon of the Rotel Malay Asylum, Coals.* to in Deputy inapodoe-General of tlospitela; Aaistant-Sor gam llamas Sutler Power O'Braeo, from the 2nd West hate Regiment, to be senetant-ssrgeon, vice Maude', appointed to the 2nd West ladle Regional. BREVRT. Lieuteseat-Colonel Hullos 11reilag, retired full-pey aI the Royal Marines, to be colonel ender the otter in coun cil of the l3th November, 1&58; Ceptala W Wiam Joreph Glib, of toe 25,h Madraa Native Imarttry, to be major is the army. ADMIIIALTY,JULT 22.—APIOINSMENTS.--Captain W. J. C. Clliord, C.B. (1847), lo appeotod to the Con anrcelol, erre. stounahip, Maditairenean atation, vice titen Y.-Ivinton, appointed comptroller-general of the coaatitaard, vice Eden. Lao . utaneats H. Ct. Belson (18Z4), to the Sidon, 22, 6tllie-erhoal Hawn frigate ' at Portstaouth; end E. B. H. Franklin (18511), to tkii Imperienee, 61, screw steam frigate, at Portsmouth. _ _ _ Assistant Ppm/tars G. F. NOISOOK 0860, to the Ira pre paid*, 104, ileg-eldp, et Devonport; H. Y. &nerd, to the Edpr, 91, Mrw OW ateeilop et Woolwich. Clerk It. Williams, to the Coos:, 90, screw steamship, at Portsmouth. iiteetatit Surgeons 11. A. Close, to the Clio, 21, sorer steam corvette, et Sheenier ; H. Haddor, to the &Via, 21, terse steam corvette. et Sheenier; G. H. Bal. nesse, to the Olsdiator, 6, paddie•wheel rasa frigate, at Devemport; and T. L. Bickford, to the Scold, 21, en., Wl= corvette, at Sheers's*. Aselseuit Clerk J. K. Bell, to the Diadem. WOOLWICH, JCLT 22. COAST DEFENCES.—Detachments of that second brigade of 4.ef tient Artillery bare reroatly born forwarded from the brigade warted to W tlw Hamlin towers along the Chapala coast town Dover to liaannes, and several of thus tisfsacar have been sownird wan now sine gum Stewarded from Woolwich Arsenal. ROTA L EnotvtsrerCaptelra CMOS. recently on sick ISM, is ordered to proceed to Fort George, H.B. Cap tate Lochner has loft Malta to be etatioeed at Woolwu end the gentleman cadets who received ootomietiona ea lames ra this nape, un the recommendation of the Council of Military /Anemia', from the Academy at Woolwich, are ordered to join at headquarter', Chatham, on the termini- Mon of the parent vacation. The Mars, 80, scram steam venal, Captain J. N. Strange, fitting out at Sheerness, requires elide .amen, artificers, and a espeam's cook and suverd. Other vemele require able SOLIINIZI, petty tamer, and artificers et advanced wages. CHATHAM, JULY 22. Orders were this morning received at the garrison from the Wet Department to the effect, that the reinforce ments under orders to proceed from the several battalion. to India to join the tisedquarters of their respective regiments are not to embark until the beginning of the evening month, by which time the rrquired account of tonnage will have been taken up fur them. The government bite decided on despatching several thousand women, the wive. of soldiery, to join their hnelands in ludia ; they are to be forwarded in th■ ships conveying the reinforcement*. PORTSMOUTH,.Juit . 22. A Russian screw frigate arrived at Spithead this morning, and saluted the garrison and the flag of Admiral Viribiun Bowler C.B Commander-in• Chief. The Virstpc'6: paddlew heel steam sloop, Commander Montagu B. Doan, arrived this forenoon horn Plymouth with supernumeraries, sod having rit tow the o.aavis gun frigate, which 1. to come into harbour to he lengthened and made into a KM.. The Btroooto, 8, steam troop ship, Commander Cooke, was taken into dock to.day for repairs. The Sphinx, 6, paddle-wheal steam sloop, was taken onto( dock Into the steam basin to-day to be rimmed and titted-out. INsreenom OF ENROLLED Nester- day morning, at seven o'clock, shout 600 of the enrolled pen sifters resembled in Victoria-park, by order of the military offictsla of the Warnaloe, and wore inspected by Colonel Tallonit, who arrived from Woolwit bat an early boar. The .ea ware la full mitschits uniform, end presented a floe op fl; each wee supplied with ten round, of cartridges. itrw i ere mildkes of all regimenti, who had been eessiesed ' of ftea various place*, and rending within the metropolitan dislikes. At eight o'clock the Mal officers dimmed the commenced putting theism through a MHOS of mo und military evolutions until the whole of their 'non was exhausted. TM conduct and behaviour of the nein nomad to give the oosusending officer the highest ntlasetioo, sod they left the pa gee their invective homes it eleven o'clock. The smut amable this morning, at Mi o'clock, in the roost of the Tower of London, for a mad inspection. [Adve 2lre rtimemet]—HOLL ns OWATl PILLS AND OnlT ssm. sasSilsis an kiloshle is sis sollusrs, gisswer es sississiSmilesel air sals Is Ibilimssed ideas. sysisstiks M misistiressli ssmossalsosiumither.ssiisl in • soslssii* ps=riso mill Wins tie rims Wyo. IT, is pspislkst. Milk sie met ..r...rr... 0 ...... ....-r.....„. ow Ss Ives sol sdo mod 6= l" siisztlet si dr mesa. disbar ssfs own sow slaibir oat, at r shoe = iftlisli.bblNlON. tabs inteUtgenct. --.. EQUITY COURTB.—Jum 22. (Won the Mesta of the Rolls.) Mr. Chathe, the defendant, ma welter et Webb'm Hotels Piccadilly, and wee ilk treaty for the purchase of the &sinus. For this purpose ha wanted, or thought he wanted, pecu niary welatance, and after sours negotiation he tweed through his scents with the plaintiff to take an advises of 1,0001., payable by instsloweta, with interest at 10 per cent., to be secured on the plate and furniture of the hotel. Before the traneaction was completed Mr. Challis, either fading that be could do without the money, or because he we. an noyed at some delay in the transaction, refused to take the loan. The plaintiff Ikea filed this bll to compel specific per formance, or, ia the altareathe, for damages under Bit Hugh Galena' Act. His Honour add this was not a case to which the ordinary jurisdiction of specific pc...forename woald extend, and with respect to damages, if the plaintiff were entitled to any he weld proceed in a common I sw court. Mr. Polka and Mr. Hobhouse were for the plaintiff, end Mr. Palmer and Mr. Hingeston for the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. iVLY 22. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) /IFFILITS AND ANOTNIEft V. BOWIN AND OTIW. This wee a nit arising out of the testamentary acts of Mr. Robert Stewart, who died in a lunatic asylum en the Sth of March, 1861. leaving a will dated September 2. 1848, and a codicil dated the 6th of January, 1864. Dr. Damns, Q.C., and Mr. Ayrton seemed for the plaintiffs; Mr. Pearce for the defendant Bowen; Dr. Twirl, Q.C., end Mr. C. Pollock for University College. The testator was born in India in the year 1828; but he was educated for the medical profession at University College Hospital. In 1848 he went out to New Zeeland, and re mained there till 1852. Berra* ha left England he was a man of quiet and temperate habits; but when be returned to England his Mends discovered that he had undergone a great change. He had become excearavaly addicted to drink ing and smoking; ha talked incoherently ; and it wee coa -1 tended that he had become perfectly insets. By the will be gave his father the inteiest of 6001. for his life, sad he left !este& to two Messrs. Jeffery,. He also bequeathed someland in New Zealand to a Mr. J Witte ; and the residue of his pro perty (which wee worth about 6,0001.) be divided between his brother and stater and their families. The codicil, the va lidity of which was disputed, appointed Mr. Jeffery and Mr. Bowen his executors, and, after giving a number of legacies to various Mends, and to University College Hospital, it concluded with a singular provision, to the effect that if any difficulty arose as to the nneterstaading of the will, the pro pony should be given in treat to Dr. Cumming and the Rev. Mr. Burns, or to agents appointed by the Free Church of Scotland and University College Bonded. In emelt of the codicil an intimate friend of the decamped, named Rochefort, was called to show that the deceased's deprogram of spirits and his (prises in 1854 bad orient from his having been mowed with love, and that they did not at thatperiod indicate insanity. The witness, on cross-exa mination, however, made various admisaions which appeared to throw great doubts on the deerateed's capacity; in addition to which strong evidence was called on the other side. Amongst other thing. a great number of ridiculous memo randa which had been found, in the deceased's handwriting, were produced. The jury, without hesitation, found • verdict adverse to the codicil. Sir C. Cromwell condemned the defendants in the meta. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jmx 22. (Baas Mr. Ousushdausr Murphy.) of the same Zed of Fehraary a are occurred on the meeker of Mr. Jobs Egremont, a hisod of the prosecutor. It ter singular that nearly every one in the village wee present at and rendered every exertion to subdue the fire but the prisoner, who was never seen neer, • fact which wee some what remarkable, IA his absence might naturally be accounted for by the euggeetion that be wee occupied at the time in the yearliuge of Mr. Ireland, by placing weenie C siw tte,r g food. The prisoner had been in Hull some time before, in company with • man named Hullos Inquiring at several shops for arsenic. The man Bullas was the brother-in-law of the prisoner, and had been in trouble on a charge of poisoning cattle some years befine. In Hull they procured a large quan tity of arsenic, which wan seen and remarked tian „ ty several parties at the time; this called forth an o dem from the prisoner or his companion that they could get any quantity of arsenic and strychnis also. To show some motive or malice on the part V tee prisoner foe commlt flag this offence, it would be proved that the prosecutor and Mr. //grement had joined in a prosecution at Sheffield against the primmer for an infringement of the game laws and for resulting one of their game watchers; for which the pri mmer waa fined 101. Dodsworth had frequently threatened the prosecutor, and had told him " that he would make him pay for it, and need other expressions, showing that he entertained great malice towards the prosecutor. On the same morning that the geldings died, the fact that the animals bad bees poisoned by strychnla was mentioned in the pprrtueooooers presence, who ridiculed this notion, and ms•ifested that he had some notion of the real poison used. After hearing the evidence of the prosecutor, the learned judge &eked Mr. Peke if he thought he could make oat • cue to go to the jury. The main point. in his opening were the prisoner's malice, and his having purchased some anode a abort tuns before. The prosecutor admitted that then were several other people in the village entertaining hostile feelings to him, and it we, also • known fact thatiuvenie was rather extensively need In agrioulturel pursuits. He was quite estimated that the prevention had been entered upon. and such a rufous offence could not be paned over without eems proceedings being taken ; but at the seine time it was his duty to protect the prisoner, and if no other evidence could he offered trading to criminate him, heehould direct the jury to find a verdict of not guilty. Mr. Price said no further evidence could be offered, sad the jury, under the direction of his lordship, returned • verdict alliel STAMFORD RACES—Fame:. WIILLAND *rain ed Id awe. is* 6 ft, with 26 added iv two sad tlra►ynoidu Alageataraasd geaalties. IlaW a oils (10 salts) Illorfort's Mb br ate, at • -.. Z.Pretirrge M. Pll:: 311= • iid." "lllll .7. Vb. 64 . .......... . 3 Dem • r iris. :4.4 36. ,••• • • N. 6.4.1 duiVO7 to 4oa Situ Ituia, 101sest Ardour. Ar • Sight lead to the distaires when the favourite hided hha, •ed woe by • length and a hail; bad thild. ila ect:aae BANDICA I. of 10 vas. each, hf. Gentle mat Mao. Prudaeiaa•y 61b extra. Fir. furlong•. (7 eels.)- flr..Prrbart Abram Or Oredem 4 in, us Mb.... 1 Mr. ZdsanlM Lori QUO.' failidarm s 4 rm. ..... 44444) IMr Ir. Bombs MrslYm .b. Mr. Um ..... Inc Merril Mr. arbor'. ar. Willem, 4 rm. lea nb.. • • • 4444,414 14 Mr. rib mm lam Ilb bac Mb ...41•444/ Mr.leism 4 ma. ICM war l O b J 6 to 4 ago Fadladeen, 6 to 2 VAAke "" erdwith teb li m sl t. Bubo, declared to wt.). Moron and* newly all the neasong, sad but Factladees, who got eery badly off ' by a. tour luagthey two With§ between the sexed and thitd,bed aur Cunt= CUP value 200/. (handicap), by subsorip tics at eon. sub, with 100 added. Winners rain. New T.Y.C. (limbs) Kr. J WoMadre Tem Kis br Ctmandeer. 3M. Trt Zb Lord 111montow4 item. 71R 74101 b Me= Mr. Parser ressimenea 3 In. 344 444 . Kilfroadiam 3 Mr. J. Soaks Illsoksbm. 4 rn, 34 lib . .tlneebi 4 &WAS: 3 10 I mist blackthorn. 7t o apt Kenney, 6to I mit Olympus, 7 to 1 each opt Bankrupt and Clef:matte, 100 to 8 each sag Production and Notion, 22 tot ages Tom King. 04mpea made the rinsing with Blackthorn and gemesey, Ti. King lying on the outardo. Olympus dropped bark a quarter of a mite from home, and the other three no en* an s lit to hall-way in the dietetic° when Tom mai awe away lobowsd by Hororey and Production, and yea by s kosth sal a ball, a head between the second and third, wmr Ostia°, between the third and fourth ; Cle matha we. a snedsents fifth; Solomon, Bankrupt, and Velma next. Tye WOTHORN BINNXIAL STA K 3. of 10 say., each, with 50 added, gas 11-yr.e6de; robs, Set 101 b; fillies end geldings, 84 71b; eierfriets, k 0..; the second to cave his stake. T.Y.C. (24 Nan.) Duke et %weeks Ma gian t Illb Is. Dael I Mr, T. Parte Leptiltuaa aka ....... _ Alia/lose 2 Mr. T . pissattnamo k a, Osmium wersam—dwane, 4lb liremlbare) Mr. T. Pane Newlip.ast re. llenl 4 Betting : 6t02 oa Lep t aihji, 3to 1 eget Blow Rain. Blue Ruin made ALI the riaalag, ea d woe niewl7 by belie I II; Xenon Stemma of 60 lova • I welt, h ft, tie 3-yr-olds ; oohs, Llst 71b; Mee, 8M 41b; rile stances and penalties. About a Whim/ a haLL (6 salsa) Lord Itsesers Rastas et Loreaso. be 1111 . 41 .. 70 Inn I.ardbana) 1 Lerl W. Pasilsat Anew at Ilb .tnisrusai Betting • 6t04 ea Zinnia. aerobia . ° * Leine.' load' play threogbout, wed was by two lengths. Tar. STAMFOKD Cep, value 1001., by seb%beeiptica et 10 soak each, the surplus to be paid la mosey. he 3-P-01de awl apwards ; weight ter op, with allowance. and Penalties. new miles. (16 alba) Mr. terway • Lifeboat. by Mr iterealet 4 mild .4,.1114e.c1e0l 1 Mr. Coserdals liarnt-L.. .3 yrs, 14 ;114 (Famirms) Mr. FL JobaeLea4 litalimmll.l yrs. 0.4 leromM) Betting. 2 t I on Lifeboat, 6 to 2 apt Beir.at-Law. Whitewall wade the running at a gond pry, with Beir-at- Law woad, and the favourite toted. Likbasst waited to the \Oldie's's-a whelk be name oat, end was iaacealar by these Baths a neck betimes tee second sad thud.. _ _ baLtiso Boca of 6 sows. etch, with 40 .44.6; for 2-yr• *ids anti upwards. Vim quorums of a mis. 4 maim) Mr. Mr. !mamma amt. b Leastatr. us 4 IN tib 4 111suwai I Wr. Ivor 212.1seum. 2,r. MA U 414 lJ asr De. . Torlobiro NIL, wo 4141 ‘ Alb . /4r. Iliesalr Adeliallq4 ma MO at 1 . 2 Lea` Brl a, 3 to 1 aglow Strasogma, to I NOT to IKM Admiralty. Smut loads all Ms roombeg, sad woo by aree q uar tors of a hag& Bad eard. Tb visas, was mold to Mr. Evans for 64 rshises. Till Horror., it Pura (ia aIDAT).—TIIWI elisseisa to Abroa was with:nista. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKES. 6to pi Ltttbust 9 to (...wpartl 12 to hiw Jabot 14 to Lad Nelms 1:0 to Cotten , . 24) to Starke 'A to C. topromiso 20 to Lesammonn (rE) 40 to Harlestooe (od) GOODWOOD CUP. 9 to 2 apt Tbe Promised Laid 6to I Lemalagum 6 to 1 Promo PALS or BLOOD STOCK AT W - 11711442:1 BYRD PADDOCKS i" 4l STAwrwlnt. FRIDAY —The osty animal said was RadiserlNs soy yrarloas by Nu:with—As You Like It, who was Imachad dews to Mr. T. Parr kr 150 saw... Moods Is struck out or the Steward.* Cop at Goodwood. TATTERSALL'S SVISSCRIPTION ROOM. (64ea ds Oi we see req•eited to mato Mum Um NOM will be upload l day y). MARLBOROUGH RACES—FRIDAY. • 11666126' PLATS (Handicap), of 60 son. Win ona erre. Omni Mt. Tal Tile sm. b. Resins oe 666.7 an. M 6lb bar W es) 2 12, Our), Anomm. 78. 1 1 • IlleMaaM 4715. jib 44 beton 161 1 mot 6so yst Tbe Go•Afroa by • nett: Mit 1616611 balms Gemmel God A Xwases TAZ 1110 Dam 'wax, 5 tt, with 25 Edda, for I and 3-yr-. t4a. M. throwgisarials of • wits. (5 whs.) X, 4, 4 rwwwaiwa ink a1ad.4.3. KUM • . 3 .1 COWltelli. 3 its. 84111 b.... ...... . Velma, I The Mown AA las —While Roan Illottlies. Bean lives a Laity Kiwi's., labs was fa a ardor by eiala truths. TM ohm too bran of. Tin LA DIU . Pond 511 63.11, aided as • awasptabes 3 aova. mob. Ovaland oaths( wafirata. Beata, am gammas of a =AL 10. Lira. 1 a mask es Awl. Td lib . 111 Mr. 11 , 1111 M • FUN" leak 4mg /1. Br.ll!o.3essesto 1 3 3 ilisteleri I I 0 11_1c Isnot Csst I /1. OK). tvs No bettutg : nrot beet woo by three qtatroro of • length; trued by &Ws btagths, .al the lbw by ten leogtba. The 10111114 VIM sold kr 42 . g010me Coptois West. _ . . - Tut Ilarsammcs roamer 'TALI' of 10.0... eemh , 5 ft, sod two if cleciated, with 60 2064 1 mil* sod A hall. (19 sobs ) L. b. Lod*. Lrol. by Prying the Mk, yrs. Tst. 1114 Ow. if leffERA,PI ffewrt orwoo•yrr. irs.O4 ********** 0•71 - 7 . — law) •IC Ibmaky M usbroube. bra. 7.13% 3 Dir. O. illwos • Commodore. 3 )a5.74 bib 4 &Wag Eves re About, wbo g• 34 badly cf. bat cwageht ilewheryer or the lower turn, wad won by • soak; • length berm =woad wad dart Tax Tows BToczo of 5 wove each, mil h 25 added ; wal priced wrllwag wegliw. Owes marl and a &sumac (5 mr. WtOrta.ll3,l% Dora Camas. 3 sra. Tat :1L..... iDtatessoal Mr. I& Mar.'. Ibt Dam. 2 'mkt I Mr. Badalaea root J yrt. 7a. 711, . boar, 3 No booing Won by tat • length ; bad third. Little BOULOONE ANNUAL RACES. BOULOONE, TUT/Lel/AY Erni two. This was more good running oe this occasion than has over have been nen on Hollings. rocnotive, but the at. teadasam was thine*/ than aseel. The Soltaneg are the resebe of the sport Pam Inv ania. (4.1190 mebee, brele), 4,000 hams Mow • s Dabs= Imo Otaistrir's NorlisiorTilta ... • pain matest. Enreeotes Cot (2,100 marree), POOL rives by hi. Illskety. and a sweemtakee a Wit. locos de Nines Ossisuis 1 Pisanabr. Wowed 11•11• B, • gala p rise of 2,0001.4 hones UZlthe northers Mains of mace b the lea twe years. Iltriarsis LIAO Insiosta fort a bras MIMED Pair or TUN CITT or 801/10/11ft (ilsadicep), 3,51101. given by rho city. Zenist, 3001.; todelt, 2001. This was • wet elvi. mg moo, and was tea at a greet pee daring the last belt mile by four or tirs hones seesty mak and oak. It was won by Bantu de Itmleres Papregene, who thus carried off an the princapal prim et the deka. withdrew hr mere Commence front the Milled which wand op the sport. in order, as it was marled, that be might as. he the tole winner. 'fir kart prise was was by Mr. Bioni• Min Pinch. Tug OooDirOoD Cis.—A landmass bowl boo !ma orwirersi by_ Mr. Ihreett, et Bratc.--•-- big mall of dr sup; to be na kir aCCiloodwood tlus ma- Mg. It Is ear &bowl Y Ilarbasl cilium or wan of the ciaiseasos." gales. TY brat has fur ita sapperisn dim Up of germ lad for Nm aressintstka th• Mods of 'boss eaguem mad of How with wreaths al dowse deb°- fatally clmird7 The circumference of tha TOM' Is els feet, but Its dissension ars tar less to bs ttd mired ttaila I . • booty at shape sad Ms adialsabis aisaner in which It bas Ewe got op. Amass apple from the establishment of Marra. Hunt sad Rook" of Bond-stray. It is • Greek, or wimps set = ems, modeled by M Brown, Mr. Bwn, mad bmotrifnaly maa In diem lb* cop or piece of pima uosaufictursd by Itaisss. H. sad K. Itgrukasel, ',bleb to one of the prtsea, Y an OM. Mtn &UM Amid, amid with admirable aiistatos way% takes from dm Elgin nimbler, srluch sarrouad IM NMI dad.. W.this this taiskty target, nearly alas last b osisfsteure, i. represeaust the overthrow ot tees l'itsm by Olysaissa Joys. IX 1.11 011 IDOZNI FOULD AND VALIII3IO/14PNINI These oases under the Protection Act attracted moms public attention. The insolvent Fonld, who is a very young man, is the son of the French Minister of Finance, and the other insolvent, who is also young, had been the wile of M. Leon Malloy, but which marriage bad been set aside in France. The insolvents, who had resided some time in England, had become liable on a bill of exchange given to Thies money to obtain a divorce on the pert of the female insolvent in Eng land. When the eases were before the court a month ago en adjournment was requested, in order to carry out an arrangement with the creditors, it being understood that M. Achille Fould, the insolvent's father, would satisfy the crelitors of the young man. On the present °carrion Mr. Nichols, Mr. Dowse. and Mr. Lanford, represented a number of creditors, and Mr. Bee good sapper• On the cases being called ► little delay was asked which might save a good deal of time, to arrange, and it was robes quently announced that a settlement had been made with the creditor for whom the three learned gentlemen appeared, and all parties agreed that the petition should be diamiseed. Mr. Commissioner Murphy assented to the worse, and diamilesd the petition, and thus ended the cases without in- Teedialke. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE MIDLAND =CWT.—Norm°ium, JoLv 22. CROWN COVllt.—(Befara Chief 'Oak* Erlo.) MANSLAUOIREI lIT A SVPAZON. Dat Gilpin TAarkeray, aged 50, was charged with the manslaughter of Bun. Connor. aged 25, tio wife of Wilma Connor, a ribbon conker, at Radford. Mr. Boden and Mr. Huish prosecuted, and Mr. O'Brien defended the laid. nor. It appeared t bat on the evening of the 4th of April fait the (Jemmied (Elms Connor), imagining that she should be shortly confined, sent tee the primmer, who is a surgeon. Oo his arrival he examined her, end, declaring that it would be a difficult ease, returned to his house to f-tch his instruments. He appeared rather In liquor when he tint entered the room, and partook of brandy whilst there. H. used unnecessary violence, and had so lath commend over himself that Its fell several times from the chair, and did so while he wee operating with one of his instruments., which was of the ordinary description. He was with her nearly the whole cf the night, but left her early the next rooming, elating that the child would not be horn alive. Though the deceased bad not been delivered, and remained in a most critiml state, the prisoner did not call again until the evening. At a lice hoar, Dr. Wilson, of Nottingham, was sent for, and succeeded in performing the operation without the use of instruments, but the child was dead, and from the Best be gave no hopes of the womsn'e recovery. When told that she could not continue alive long, she said she was a murdered woman, and that it was hard to die so young. She died on Good Friday. At the poet mortem examinatioa of the body, Dr. Wilma mid that such was the extant of the 'accretions cantied by the use of the instruments, that it mold only be the result of gross earelseseem or ignorance. The jury, after two hours' deliberation, returned a verdict of Malty, remenmeniling the precuer to mercy. He was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—STAFFORD, JOLT 22. Caowx Cooat.—(Bsiore Mr. Jaatke Bybee.) V7T61,11.10 7010113 ACCRPTINCO. 77tonas Bahama, aged 50, a commission smut, formerly of Birmingham, sum charged. first with forgiog, and thee with uttering and putting off three forged bills of exchange at Walsall. Mr. A. S. Hill prosecuted, and Mr. Scotland defended. The offences charged sgeinet the miaoaer were commtred as far back as the yea 18S4, but Rollaams, device absconded from Birmingham, remained at large until a short time ago, when he wee apprehended by Inapector Citomop, of Birmiepham, at Southampton. Tho amount of the first bell was WI. It was drew., in favour of the prisoner, and purported to be accepted by Mr. Stanley, the landlord of the Crown Inn Leamington, and cashed by Messrs. Doigstace sod Hemmane, beakers, of Walsall. Mr. Stanley wee linable to attend through indisposition; and hie "inability to travel" wee dilly shown, but them was no medical certificate produced the judge named to accept his deposition.. Oe that charge, tberef•ire, the prisoner wee acquitted. The amount of the mooed bill was 241. ; and it purported to have been accepted by Mr. John limbic, of the I.lnfon Hotel,Bireniughatn. This bill was also rs-bed by Mears. Dulgnen and decumant. Mr. Machin deposed that he did not accept the bill, nor had ha any swots of the prisoner. John Machin, jun., deposed that he was in Italy at the date of the acceptance. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of altering. The counsel f. a. the prosecution mid that the facts relating to the third bill (for 911) being preersely similar to those re. latiog to the second bill, he ebould not, after this verdict, protium evidence. His lordship sentenced the prisoner to six years' pima ear vitude. The prisoner, who had a very mepectabk appear &ace, swooned immediately upon bring monerced, fell down in the dock, and had to be tarried below, his lordship in etructing the goal., to take we of him, and, if necessary, convey hint to the hospital et the geol. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Youc, JULY 21. J 44 DedstrortA, 31, was charged with feloniously wind sistering 1. quantity Mt 'monk te gee geldiuge, belonging to William 'retard, thereby dedroyine the same. et Reedited% is the West Ridieg, on the tad of Februery Mr. Price end Mr. Croce prowented ; Mr. Campbell Foster end Ur. Blackburn definded the Owner. It appeared from the statement of the conned for the pro secution that the primmer was indicted under the Bretton of ' e statute which enacts that any person pate:ming or wound * say cattle shall be guilty of felony. The prosecutor, Mr. Withers Ireland, is a gentleman of independent property re- Whig at Roadsters, sear Goole. The prisoner Dodsworth lime on • email farm inimediateky adjoining that of the pro- Nestor, who occupied himself is rearms and Mardis, bores& The two fi c r i re r =ilteate es am each other, the prieeser had sample dopyware to the stables sad Imo hsittiege or Mr. raised. The o&aos wee envoi to have ben sharehted is the ma of rebreery WS. Os the wain at thedsd the missile were ebesnd to be is s eery middy etas, sad symptom exhibited themselves OM lan se desk is the winds of the Woolf/ay merges% who wee retied Is to see the eat*, that movie hod tees e 4 idsidered to the. TM. wee afterwards proved to he,, bees the ease on a pert morrow examination. To comet the Omit with this affair, it would be shows that ea the sled MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (More Mr. Bakis, Atisisisitt-Jodie.) AIMS li'dt•hire, • goardiunei (Coldstream), iunesdared to take his t,tal on a c har ge of wilfully ludegiug upon a boy grievous bodily harm. Xr. Daly was for the promotion, Mr. F. H. Lewis for the tiefeadant. It appeared that some boys, among them the prosecutor, the son of very respectable parents named Lsverson, were playing a game called " duck" neer blueetim-street on the 4th natant, when the defendant went up, end, according to the evidence of one of them—ii sharp and intelligent led named Jones, an (*phew—atm& LIPTOTIOS under the leftear, and stunned him ; after that he picked hint up by the leg and beck part of the trouser', swung him round, and then dashed him Into the middle of the road, whereby he broke his arm In two pieces. Jones said to him, " You've done it," his answer to vrhic was that he meant to do it. for he (Lever son) had hit his brother, and had celled him " Lobster." The defendant had a brother about the eame age ae the pro secutor, and one day the latter was out with his sisters, when defendant's brother kicked one of them, for . - whka lAvereon gave kin a smack on the heed, as he celled it. After the soma the defendant ran sway, bat was followed and charged. The boys most distinctly denied that the term " Lobster ' we. ever appliei to the defendant by any of them. Mr. Lewis, for the defence, urged that it was incredible that a man who had ben Ave years an exemplary soldier, and had fought in the Crimea, could be guilty of doing this Injury to the poor boy, wilfully and malicioaely. He had been irritated no doubt by some quarrel between Leverson and his young . brother, sad struck him, in a moment of peplos, not *Amu any Intention of doing him injury. A common assault, of course, he moat be convicted of, but not the rertme offence cbargeJ in the principal count. The prisooer's sergeant wee than called sate character. He said the prisoner's conduct was orderly end excellent. He had been in the regiment eve years and bed never been repotted, end rerved in the Crimea eight or nine months. The jury found the defendant Orate , on the second count. The defendant, in answer to the learned Judge, said be was very sorry toe what bad occurred, and the injury wee quite accidental. He we. willing to do all ha could by we, of compensetitn.' The Aratistaist-Judge asked if any oftr of that tort h d base made to the father. _ Mr7loverson ;id there wee a eturgestion to tbat eff<ct, 'Nit the magistrate, Kr. Henry, had decided to commit the defendant fur trial, nut be thought it his duty to prosecute. Had it been an injury to himself he might have received at apology ; but as it was • wanton piece of cruelty to hie child, be codld not but go on with the cue. The d e f en dant had pelted his door daily since the occurrence, and if he had been really sorry for what he had dome he might have knocked, and inquired how the poor boy, whoa.' arm be hod broken in two place, watt getting on, bat he had not done so. The Assistant-Judge inquired if the defendant would le subjected to any military pusiabluent alter he came oat of prison. The Sergeant said be would not; when his time was up they would send to the prison for him. Ihe Atreistant-J edge maid he much regretted to ere a soldier who had hitherto borne so earelltutt n character for good conduct in the defendant's pretition. That character bad considerable weight In hie judgment, but it was a cue which could nut be indeed ever with a light puoisbuient. Coneidgring ell the circumetetees the sentence would be four menthe' herd labour. Mr. beams had acted in the matter very much to his credit. THE POLICE COUR7Z KANSION-1101751. Maximilian leer, al 136, Feochareb-street, onmtniuslos agent, semssArred to hie hell, for farther ce4inination upon • ohage of having, on the 4th Instant, la conjunctiou with another pomp, not in enstody.otrained • quantity of printed mums handkerchiefs, yids* 1991.9 a. Id, troin Messrs Rig. giebothaes, Sons, and Gninnew. 'manufacturers, Queen. street, Glasgow, by false and fraudulent pr. emcee. Dlr. I,zion appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Sleigh for the defence. Mr. Ald,noan Roes sat for the Lard Mayor. .• • On tb« former ,KBlllllll4lO 0 it wu shown that the defendant went to Memo.. Higginbotham, of Glasgow accompanied by another person ; that they repreermed the mselves as IL and U. Peterdon and Co., rf 4, Corbet-court, Gracechtuch etrett ; thot they selected garde to the amount of 1991 9a.1d., for which in detaWt of rmiafactory references they were to pay cash , that they sub-equenily forworled from London s cheque on the Bank of London for the amount (less die count) ; that thereupon the goods were twwarded to No. 4, Corbet-court, and that upon the chtque being presented for payment at the Bank of London it wee returned, endorsed " no effects." Additional evidence was now given as follow. Jein Baptiste Fkot add =I live at No. 8, New-street, Wbitechapsl, and em a commission agent. I have Aran the defsudant, but have never spoken to him. I know a person nainei IloltfeL who has also eons by the name of Pennon. I Know the offices at No. 4, Corbebcourt. I have seen Holifcl theirs and also Low, who appeared to be sitting down like a stranger. I sew them together towards the cod of' Jane, but I know nothing about their going to Scotland. Mr. Iloitrel had been there. . . . John lilockell-1 carry on basin... at 4, Corbet-court, Girseechurch-street, which beliwge to roe. I have seen the defeodant about the plaos there, cowing in and out of Peter son's ottlee, or the office of • man representing himself Peter son. Petersen 01014) firer about the offices, and I did not see Lew for a week after. I then cow them in the office together for about five minutes. Low came very frequently after wards, but coned say bow long he stayed. I heard Low tell Peterson that the office' , sere not suitable for him, but I did not hear hint say any thing abut MAI offices. I put a diotroior into the offices under there circumstances. When Mr. Peterson was in Peeked Mr. Low wanted to rem tee some goods from the offl.v, and, as I thought I should cover get my Met if I allowed them to go, I stepped them till the money was paid but I cannot my that Mr. Low found the messy. The f i r. Low I refer to Is not the defendant, but another Mr. Low, and I cannot say where he curled on badness. Mr. Leon mid be had a tritners named Schriever who could prove that a alone coonexion had existed between the defendant and Petereen (or }toilet) which would leave little doubt es to the conspiracy: but this wens'', contrary to hie expotation, was not now In court, and be (Mr. Loz'on) therefore coked for a farther remand, Ia order to enable Mot to produce this witness, sod generally to strengthen his case. Mr. Sleigh submitted that, so far, there was not a tittle of evideece to rapport the charge against the defendant, who was& most respectable man, end had merely been connected with Peterson by being engaged to *reemploy hint to the North and give him the bard; of his judgment in making purchase.. He contend. d, therefore, that no farther remand ought to be granted, and that the defendant was entitled to his fall diecteree. Aldermen Ito.. raid the case for the prosecution bed so far entirely foiled, sad so be had been already once remanded the pi-Mover most new b discharged. Discharged WESTMINSTER. Police-omstable 114 B was &idly examined, charged with 'dealing • silver womb, value 21., from the torsos of John Omen. a carpenter, living at 16, Smith's-emu, Turk-street, Westminster. Prosecutor was satins on the step of his own door, dozing, Isle at eight, wb.n p r immer, who was on duty on Met Mat, woke him no by some pressure on the breast, sad be then discovered that his weteb hod born broken from his guard, and accused prisoner with the robbery The latter denied it, and walked away, but hems followed . by the prosecutor and wits, took the watch frau his cost pocket, and wadi about W throw it over a hoarding, when the woman Mud ft. The prisoner who mule so defsnoe, was lolly committedhe trial, bail being mimed. T a &WEIL The atteattou of Mr. ticifewas --- ealkd te • poor widow sued Barren, dweliiog m Caroliarserreet,Coateereial-road who wu deprived of her bueb►nd • few dons sins• by • fatal undue. The unfortunate MA bed bees for many years in SU employ of Mr. Gagne Bllia, livery. stable keeper sad job master, of the King's Arms•stab{r, Commercial-road. Yes terday fortnight there was en excaralon In vane of the child ren educated in the Trinity Chapel Schools, at the sole ex pense of Mae. these, the shipowners. The school children were about to return twat Walihareatow to Popler, when the deputed, who was in charge of ree of the vans, drawn by two horses, was about to mount the driving-box, with the mine in hia band, when the horses started, and he was thrown against a garden well and dragged a considerable distane-, His skull was fractured, and he wee mutilated in a shocking ' manner. His death wee instantaneous. It was represented to Mr. Self. that the =fortunate, man was a very sober, metal, and atesdy driver, and that he had left a widow and ems yomag children unptovided for. The poor woman tel her family were in a destitute condition, and tinder three dronmetances an earnest appeal was made to the magistrate kr a little madame. Mr. Sells e: reseed great commiseration for the poor widow and her little ones, and directed Mr. Pyer (the en . I clerk) to hand the woman two sovarelgas from the poor-box fund. She expressed her gratitude to the magistrate fee his done. Um, and left the court with her family, who were poorly but neatly clad. MARKEL& 3imiart6-Lerrn, JULY 22. INDIGO.—The quarterly sales of East India indigo wen concluded to.dsy ; the quantity brought forward was 10.791 cheats in the A, and 688 chests in the B The salon opened with spirit it last sale's prkee to a t Edema.; on the second day, news having arrived that peace had been concluded, the isles watt off with incramed spirit at 3d. to 6d. advance on the average of the May isles. The sales pro- essdedwith move meatuses than usual; good and fins qualities of Bengal, fit for Russia, sold readily at 4d. to 6d. advance. Kalish, of fine quality sold at 6d. edvance ; and low went unevenly et 2d. to 4d. advance ; dry leaf Madras were comparatively neglected, and chiefly bought in or withdrawn, except a few of good quality, which sold et 3d. to 4d. datum. 4,316 cheats have been withdrawn, and 1,679 chests bought in, hewing 6,704 sold, to which may be added 700 of the bought in, making tie total sales 6,400 chests. BUGAR.—The average price of brown or Mare:evade sugar, the produce of the British Posseisions in America, for the week ending July 19, I. 26., 816. per cwt., exchudve of the duties of customs paid or payable thareoa.—No return hes been made of the price of brown or Muscovado • sugar, the produce of the hdauritinc—The average price of brown or Muscovado auger, the produce of the East ladle% foe the week ending as above, is 31e. 80.—The average price of the two Corwin/ descriptions of sugar is 27a. lid. per cwt., maul.. et Whs. - -- • • - • ar • BRISTOL, JULY 72.—The market continues steady, but without &airily ; end the announcement of the Chancellor, that there would not be any alteration in the duties, has imaged rather a flatness than otherwise ; this will probably continue until the stocks of duty paid sugars ere exhausted, but we cannot see any mean to expect a permanent decline. Refinery ptoduce has been rather dull, and priced a chide sailer. Rum is quite neglected. COTT ON.—Liviratiooz, JOLT 22.—At the close of hat week the market exhibited symptoms of some downward re action, the demand f.ll off considerably, and holders be coming more desirous of realising, o ff ered their stocks so freely that buyer.. drew beak until most of laat week's ad vance was lost. Yesterday &karmic's, however, symptom of returning firmness presented themselves, and prWes closed more steadily, but still at a reduction of fully £d. per lb, on the current qualities of American since Friday last. Brazil has been in moderate r. quad at steady prices, and with a very limited quantity ..Haring, but the turn in Egyptian is in savour of the buyer. A urge daily export demand for Surat has oaused prices to be firmly maintained, and even somewhat exceeded for the medium qualities, but the better sort* are no dearer and ere freely offered. Speculators have taken 6,680 American and 900 Surat, and there era reported for export 1,380 American, 20 Pernambuco, 10 Egyptian, and 11,520 Surat. The market this morning opens with a fair demand at yesterday'. rates; probable sales 8,000 bales, including 2,000 for export and on speculation. COTTON 000D9.—MANCHEBTEP., JULY 22.—The market is much quieter as regards business, but stocks are so light and eontniore ere so numerous that spinners and mann- Lauren Sr. indifferent about new engagements except at extreme prices. For domestics, long cloths, and T cloths, there fa lee doing, but prices are quite firm. The same may be maid of pelting cloth. Thee* is mill some inquiry fe 40. inch sturtiogs, but producers are unable to make early deli veries from the extent of their =lmes. For 36-Inch shirt fags, which are also acme, full Friers are asked. Advice. by telegram hom Calcutta report yarns very firm, but cloths easier to buy. In yarns there was rather more dieisaition burin-re as the close of the market fa the Continent and for the hours trade. Twofold. rather dearer. CORN. —CIIZLYSFORD, JOLT 22.—The weather to day M tio.e for t greets optreiiess. Borne very he toy storms hays fa lea, but up to the prevent time there is sot much datums done on this district. although the north of Essex has guff, re I very conui?er•tly ham nail. The supply of wheat was moderate for thu resson of the year. anti a good d- mend at an advance of 2s. per quarter on all drecripttons. Red, 42a. to 44e.; white, 445. co 465. - - - - • Lincoxx, JCLY 22.—We have had a fair supply of wheat Miming to-day, and the trade firm at 2a. advance. Bed, 44e. to 48e.; whty, 48•. to bUe. Nothing doing in other grain. Lyrnazoot, Juts 22.—With a moderate attendance of buyer* at one Corn Exchange thin morning we had a gond demand foe Frio& wheats, both for consumption and to hold over anti quotatmus must be not,d tram Id. to 2d. per camel bliblit than this day week. Flour bad a somewhat better iacpdry, bat picas wars vary hsegellar. Indian earn was sought after, but the bathers paring was only limited, owing to MO bombe. s of holders. Oate and oatmeal dull sale. Egyptian hems the turn easier, Yea and barley without chauge. The • °other is very unsettled to-day, and to this muse may be attributed the improvement in • heat. • • • WAICEFIELD, JULY 72.—Tke change in the weather had some mtioreo on the market, and bosh wheat wee 24. per qr. deerer, with a fair bumnma ; other sorts were offered at a smiler a inane., but were neBlec'ed. In barley, oea , beam, and peas no change. The avenges for the week ending July 18 wero—wheat, 1,866 qre., at 46e. 61d.; beano, 17, at 47a. COALS.— Lownog, JULT 22.—Clark's West Headley, Um. 6d. ; Musings Hartley, 16s. 9d.; Holym.ll , . Um. Jun asealut's Hanley, 14. ; Lambert's West Henley, 166. 6d.; Nettioromb Pram..., 13s. ; Teefteld Moor Bates, 13..; Welker Primrose, 13e. ; West Wpm, 14a. ; Wylam, 165.; Walls End Oneforth, 140.34.; Wells End Riddell, Hs. 3d.; Eden %tin, 15s 9d.; Walls Rod Itslanon. , 140. 3d. ; Walls End Braddylle Heaton, 16.. ; Wall. End Haswell, 17•. 6d.; Wells End Hellos, 17e. 61. ; Walls End Heaton Lyons, 16, 2d. ; W.ll. End Ender Gramm 16• 6d.; Walls End Heath Hall, 15.. 61.; Walls End Kenn*, 16.. 6d. ; Wells End Sonen Harldpool, 165.; Wall. End Thursday, 16.. 3d.; Nizon's Dalfryn, 21s. 6d. ; Powells Darya Steam, 21s.— Shaw at market, 67 ; sold, 66. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Jobsen. Captnts he., from Swain*. fry A fie7e. foundered on the 23tn July twenty wiles wester Wily; Grew landed hue )ceterday. —Penzance, Jay If. Palatine. of lilt so. from Koplin Warta to Crotaarty, wit', Susan. le on elewe flee miles wink of taw port. bat to expecte.: o. Peterhead. flwaiLow torttleb We). Captain Result:de% from Neweots to Ova. cad.. total coele,baa been lon oft Oeeet.—lteval, July 21. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amaranth (Molar), from Ledo. Sorthe Cape of Goad Brim, July la. lat • 8 ea I. tars 3. VI. Bombay (.hip). o.lloaay, rd Ormacck. for Boreoy 33 days. Maya, tat 7 IS, on .9 43 W. Coostraorpns), of Bristol, br lb. Bight of Brain, May 4. lot N. . . — kw iv? W. Clot. Wheel,. Dr , eeo, from N.. Orlmre for Liverpool, Jute 23, Ist 07 14. 100 84 50. E mania (harqueL from Liverpool for Ilbeegbar 8 dam lily it, int Iwoils, trom Lot dos Our Rappers. July 6. Ist 14 N. t 11 W, Juus 4,sa . to4A-leyne), I Llywytmoi kg Adsludo, July t 7. let 30 30 • Wv.1.141. ton I.ltrrowl. July It Ist 49 N. los 10 W. orrl. (001.). ea SAS (U.S.). tress therpool, July 9, Ist 47 33 N, :ea 17 W. Veal" Was Illesasl4l4l ke WWI, July 11. lat 40 37 31,03 a 30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BL&l.K—lair M &... the wife of H. W. Make. EN! — ;z7d...4.4.i. • . BRODIE.—JuIy 19. at Eastbourne. Enema. tbe wife of W. Walla - rof • sea.. on. _ °ALT.-201v It. at Mecum parade, South... the wife of Mr. J. J (100C11.—J1dy 14 at WattriocKyotorat. Duro. Lady Gooch. of • two. LEWl:l.—Jldy L. Y Ilatly.bllLlVatotaad,tha of E. E. 11. Limo, Lyq.oladoa. MARKUS —July SO. eA Besufoy Myna, MaidAysle. tM "de of A. Herten, IM.A. of • eon. MARRIAGES. Bftsten—COOPßlL—July to. at Pt. Pim.llry, W. krualt of liseehroeth. at , Au.traba. Carodoa lsurglarts. daughter at U. aaaaper, kg.. of Oloudeater Eeelaatoopaare. . . . . -.-- DISHIJV—HUvICLZT.-Jaly Yt, NI nartlerno, Derbf Alm by the Sulky is. J. money. Poo 3nnaht SIM Sett., to .411 a Cl▪ arion. aunty" o the Km. H. nanny. HIDSON—VOLK AltD.--Jan ID. at Nt. 011 ma. Camberwell, by the ▪ W. al htteb mei, M. •" Jamea Han., ma 01 He. ninon, of learytehema•road. to XrallyOmoilin. daniktoe of Xr. C. WotWd. of Peckham. DEATH& HI . ,AHHOH . .—.IOIIIB, at Pitenntarram, Chentakain J. L. Illagdock. DUSOUrr.—.toll !). at Lyon Has" 01111ua., I. Duneuft. arra IL pagE7.-4.1, Yr. P. thew of Klorders.place. Woodboues. Loeb. mod SS. 111101111 A. —July .K 147 Osiiiso, Vert.. Liwspoot. Alban VW' ere Ws2.444Sar. Islas% sus of Mr. T. W . LINDSID 43,—Jois 1$ st Swendield.v.s.w, SL LsortarTron-Sra. Yam wits or Mr. U. 1 1s,r11le. Pinata sad Tublidwe wawa am. Hum Ne. 4. 1.0. N gawk in th. al/ of relit. ar Ye Oak& I Lnprinii Mak Slis Fromm el %Jim U 111 S. 60 w'.~.P.