The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-25 00:00:00

:•4 Y.IL AND ZELITALDT. 'eu.nt t• 1 otacrn.) %..t1:-..PFYICR, Pant-MALI, Jtaa 34. awl Ilisamwt.t of lhaitaa Oaarda—Cunt JuM Tay* illmaltan ts b. a.sar d masitstre. 7at lhaa• s G.411.-04rnet Aviles Fir ViVent to ba estractoe Vt W a.%a'ry. —l'.ynaatey Ar-_:.iL.ld N•dolt fecal " 11- IFay 2 7. b F•••.t. e. Le pqmastar Qwi meow( Jou 2411 Matt, •••••.“ IN Vol Itala:lna, t. t.e payammer, .I.oa Baylis o •top-00. Rey.. to be paymaeee: Aristotle 6Y -11, a 11.,1• ft Chaisson Miles, hoes the t Foot, t to am/wetted-outer 0, vice MARY, ambiartd. /grit vy Trot.. —C.mat George Rimaap, re, m 1. Jr pay 'Ate Lead Trott 1 to Ceres, to b. mai" eke Ltesaby, *no e• %tit. e . 11.4 f-ray of km farms rasa tl Lewes...at la th.t eel Greamber L• • tarot of Goards—Brian and Lmatimant 1, ./. 6, 3 I I , '; 3i.. to M limommat *ad Gtetata ty put bane.. • Witttie Fraama Fort, e. ?tun.; Eitiog. L. ! Umtata Soynntor, Inn& ILt. ! Legstlo, .n , rutesant, by puevba... t • gte•t• Fut. r .n.ls—JAoetiesaat ea] t..,ltaia bleary ('bs.). . 'err, to Le e.plaia &ad lieutenant-m.1,4 , A, by Torch% T.-11 Atoley, who 'rani; Elm get mai Lien sh.n y, to to Reateeent and t .ptain, by pstr.ltet • , -tt It!etanr ; Ensign the Hon. Retry Tbomaa ,a••••• • n o. t:!nd Fwr, to be eaoga and .ietrtzaat, a) par ‘. ! , Hdlg; Li/utmost sad Ct?laill Ray soma .•1 ll'utte, to be adjataat, ~ .11 Fr.nalr, 11, r Henry Rice. gent., to be eg.igo, ey par- Om, s eK. t. ;ma, kr..notbl. lib Foot—lmuter tint Jobs Roam Fake Aylmer to be it • @tractor of mu k try. tiargood Thomas Specie to toil belt*. oat, by la., me., Vail Hunter, whi retiree, Gott. nv.a Cadet 11 1-1. Poole, too the Illy II College, to be , purrhiee, vie* Power, presto - Id; Gratle.ton. C Mary P. Bluest, from the 11.,yal %li mey COI. , t enel.ia, without ouelseae, v.ai H. S. R'.14.1., a, • ...re- .1 to tie ;Jth Foot. nth Fo e—C.M..lenosa C.d. t Hoary E. Shari*, fr.= the Royal W.... try C•llege, to be muds. bow ; I ..r'beset wk.. resigns; Gent'orasa Cedes Clarks W. B. A)lmer, i. Al the Royal Military College, to to ewes, wobout ...es Wreath, promoted. 20th .t Harry Rumellll3wlLf so be lieutenant, Lv put.-C vo • Fmtusklellier. wbioe roam:ion, by reirelis• . v o n November, lilt., km j• en cas-e 1; Gcattem Co-t It,Wwia M. Whitirfred, froze elle Royal C..:; ..oe, to be ceders, without I asso., ; • 1; Gestlenian Cadet Chan ion Jr,.os trout it nl. • e 1 itilitery College, to Le erolgt, w.ttout muds.. Jame* groomed. !let Fay , ieultmean Cadet Jolts T. Coke, fr3to 'he Royal Itiii.ery • to be etsigs, without ; su moires to I, :moat Cairn's, motel. 24tb Foo—mektisirms Cadet J ohn L. BOse, from the Royal Mui:my College. to be eneigt. •-• It , oaterma. prbm,ted. 29.,. Foot lain Reherd Edsyn Go= the €7• l Font, to l• ciptele, vies S•ebelin 11h is :mete. Usk Fo 4-I.i.stlezawa Cad. t Itle:bard L. L...., :too the R,,yel Mono) College, to be ensign, tutu.... pnalmse, VW! Ca: em.,. toomined. 42. d —a. satm.irt William Thulium Fraser to be M at. usb.• ...• city. egth F.....—lobteneat James Frnaklia, from ate 2,1 West ladle I.•r. otos, to ta lientionat, vim it. its, who ex ,hasp,., A-ee•aabbarmaa James Anhui. Ilaabory, M. 8., tie S alk to be aseisreabaurgest. vim Cus• ir.1....b.11.41 the Stet —1:•••iga Kiwis Atuustes Wit'. - r, trots the 7i - h F.., t, to to ensign, vice Marshall, I somoted. 4441 t Foot.—Lienteseas George Yowler, from *Gib Fxs, to Im haute .w, vice Om, via nelassaa. gib Foot—Heavy Dowse Clever* Oart.n, gent t 3 ti 111111*11, ty purchase, vita Cog, promotad. 43:d 1....—L wcw.it liaj•avi Hayes 11 law, from talf• pay :km h %lg. to be lieutenens, vice Alfred Grey, Fro noted t .a assitack.4 company, 'ragout par.:Ease ; loOls LAMM Heavy Knolsaa a. be newsman, ty gum • base, • 1.• Holmo, whey retina. ttltii;;ALJ,7l. 7 o7oaE.i.T.;:rther B. A:.tor. tr at ref LL•y.I M.lttot) Cu& go, to be trip, ouLtot rum d. GOth Euta--7...revai Within Oita Heresy, 51.13.. faro the Mel, 1. to outvote, vice Healey, et p.uatud us Stet chit Poo —Cuomo tt tlhoat Fivatos tottbst:r. lto LI tie Rent, t be t-op.eie, vice berry. who..-bar... Wit rtoo—Gastletote Coed u m.. L. 1t0..., front the Ivory College, to he eetWia, •Abuut lotatioti, yes St. Gtorge. eviwouted. Nth reo—tivotloutott code Whew J. I , hOal the X 'at Xlittory Cullom% to be twigs, • its...ut, ;ar cher. vi.. Wit, roamed. 71-h ru t —t....uttuut.ft Cadet Mules H. Tkoihorty. twos ht".: I. bes.nttawitk. ut purchase, are t% ep,oattot to the th'it hid Fott•—.louto oat bursa* Edward O'Cnatill, I ttc 4,4.1 t • s..t,tastoordeoo, vice Matt, al.i,:att.o: to the Loyal .tt n. Clime Yet Grey. fret the Fort, to be Lutfooet, vice Fowler, who vi.thotiret. Vitt Feb —E1.41. Richard Ths.oltutttuo.t. to Fit utmost, lo per.:..... etc Mall. Geolf• L's. ?Vint. blith en Vo Peititk Dwyer to he tar nr.t at J zoos . Stith Nee— Licedeseat amiss Demos 8.rw,1l t 3 be io -- _ . • I oneetetry. flea Few —..ttoooest Swims J. Id'luto Mvotatl, fr age k.. Rea. • l• a....test orgeoo, oho CrSi.i, We Wed. Peot—Goolleime Coke !muck litsaiker, Wes We Segel Ustvery Col .r.e. to be eseOrs. vut.ct kut ham. wee Ct.? too, epp. lewd le Wendt Pea. led West la.!te Itto , rest—Liweleasat Anbar O. Sa.i.b. Iwo 43t Y„t.t, to W Nemiewrit, Cco Freak!, oh, ezebedges. t NATTACRID. captain 11.r.ry Haws, 3lat Foot, Labe, b . . 11 tio• po awl • 411 • 11. the IN Looillmailart Coe" ty Roar ad to Ida Cimino, paladins bet 21kit pitertro, to be r, 5at...54 panes s. HOttPITAL MTV. Serrao D: I oy Husby. M D. from Ho Web leN, t) Lt Par". r.e. appolud t. tbe tifqh Lasimant•Sarmos Cf NW, ken the Est Fw, le Lo our. o, mno Mambos, frame& Actm, Ami•tmt•llumma Wary Freirr::k %aims Las Moo rno , trod w soli W oppOstmew. Waresi-L'• vesas..oabosal Jabs Mar is Moles :Celli, .r.• barf.pay raaa, harass es 9:li ot-ber, It SO. car yeisea yrare amiss as &tory adjaarist-rsual .lbsaaral to be calairl Is lb army. Brew* Map* William, Kass Ouse, 1011 i Ti,a to Ls :Jews saw r , :osal is Vas anay . Tlia •f< a of Colson Gallery, of as I:03 al Ensizenr, Milia L. r-t real of s"ior, War aajnr, data May, laS9: Ma 111 , 1. 1914, as ansesesey maid tts Gil• afP. of 3:a• alt. Att3:17.h1.2T, JUNI 24. nowtvox. maim C. IVA. (1a41) peomaeled hs the rash of eapte. Arpote toga r..—llurpose 11. T. R(. ct 542) t.. Mom; T. X. Pichtleora (IASI) to the Ampliks ; J • BearY (IWO) t.. the U. ✓-am f ere, a: Pottemerh ;It C. 800r..1: t, the C. meek germ meet* at 13401”1111 aa4 11. lisailka, M.D. V.A. (IS* le the 014 atm. ;hi .at•ia , irge. a J. Ca!dvell (1(153) tr. the Ilan. AtthapAssist srarir was 11. 1.. a+:B .n the J. Liitvw 'I to Um Imperksee; aid T. CI lay Da..uttlass. WOOLWICII. 2.. NC 24. DOCkYNID SCPER VINCATIONS.—Itte Ich.cowiLg ALA.' we. d.. 7 posted at Wwi.kh Doektecd per.d.reat ad dawn .se re - Aired ittkil the beam C imiaesre of the Adadrali, I &me t.l nuke ktotnt lege at teem an duchy rd get. Dee will ter 411...•!•101 oe !bens', ol arm mho, se mei td +a the Repereaatemun Att t.t IF :9, exempt Is cues Of eat -r* • Iv, c Wert d lb. senior pekr t tte dale et the at, eat Irlln bay be entitled to a bifb.r taw g et pastels 'mkt the et, sad 611, Wiliam IV.. C. Al. ) DRIAI , IO3ID, CollalWeOre SplialfaCkW o SeNM.T.3I. As od.fri.aal aona , ce rf lawyers .ad labolteet .tea tLla thy waled kr Sr--ote iv: W. °lariat DockTatd, sal tem aro arawod to be sagerd. The atOportighto sad other ar.l. Naas rte s4:11 warthog oee-fiate, is order to ma ready it, Ineselkisic the Galata' sad o•her •06.16 With all .hstacch. Tao &Cowie( AI. are at.. at W., dori.b :—Ptegatd flag. &IN Caatordaro J. ft. Ittut.tonad, C. 8.; )hws. Maio Pr .awhena. Yin fly, Harp,. M ar, rod. boa°, l'elaa:o • ie., Rideau, Ardiat, sad ' oere;rhr. pair. t Ara.. •• aims Bin say 0414tes, MA- itede.pre 4.e the wigwam* fob erected as ati resod •t N•...'• values to the teem of the t dicers el Regal Artdierg whelk! fa setae daring the Crimea wet hev.ag t«a nsay asp, er4 hg the leerangittee of suglit elEogea, tho sal .hardy be carried oar. A a as.e.retis p 'nice I t the weaning at wall to east el Het AIM g•...cap tured der* the wee. CHATHAM, Jraa As Admiralty order hes jest beep rt.:tired at tail drakyarS &mist the. Ile • Irk of tb. u C%aak.. wawa. &am, bet ohen esoplevad la lbia atetebleahowse an to r! t•aan e•ma,r3 ca tho r;vil anew, of it, er..wn I.y the lam Civil awake Bupervassal..e Act. by OA. till dime fan r• who Lave lea fewer 'oars sad spear!. is do forb)suJ will be allowed to write w twat tbirda of their fall pay; sad threw rbe fr as are or an rose t,•••1 to be me I Loy h• for 'lea armee w . 14 D. allsorral • rewire at0m.144 • 'Ns, a . aa . a . Th is au .. ceders • pawl boos ea lb. dorlyard mph, "Is, air w.ll saw receive about &alb stair foram r re. • or preens,. Thaler/a Mier Atepbt a„ attach. 4to 'by 'Nutt tr am at 'him port, was colamia•••••4 tab to Pt. to to bare • e utptemaa 1310 saes, taohtdiog Itorai Tar mew correar Cti", 11, studied to thaaaa, 4 4,19,i.4, of the st•are tames k 11.. Medway, I. ordered to la ota.ads- Mead and saes ready for rev. Tar Lyda of the Adml.•'ty bars 4:l7 , :tect Aar um ...t o y ea tie oppreWroraf locket is We dockyard b• lierraard to ?Mt pw imambp The ettlyttto• se the Hone Obild. hits oppelatt4 a Int im sailer •eboclaiss , -r to ebb peribm; bar et• nem* perm treiai the van taw ad milkn the Mir THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1859. dogma latsistago priviuttAl) to Asir emborkit:os for lethL Seven' duce tom oirwoiy boa komed. PORTSIIIOIL7TH, Jr Ns 24. The Mea.ers, 6, iron screw steam troop ship, Conamader Owes T. M. Para* CMS by hartiossz tku AVM. sad lambed okapi& the dockyard to diacciaale sad pay a. la duo allarwx.n she was laire•oact by Capra% Aram Fdrquar, d the Victory, Mi t t captois to A laiiral Wilma Ikkmlas, C. B. The &don. 22, paddle-wbeel steam frigsta, Captain Itkhard B. Vrawrord, lying t the old bum Boles out, caught ttre in her maginear.rom t►ls morning. It appears the t 5 engineers were empl . cleaning the engine*, sad some of the wiping* whicn bed bees ming came in ccmtact al ith • lighted canal:4 be tlie-t nests ward almost imme diately as the apt, tut the tire wee put cut without their solitaire, The Neptune. 91, screw, Capteis Sir Wdliam Hone, Bart., is eery slack is entering of her crew. The Agarneu,tiou, 91,,crew. Captein Tborau Rope has howl, eanipheol tar ar• 1339. To-morrow the is has be paid sdvillwe of w , gee, oaf sdbi on Sunday for Poetland, to loin the equedrce under Resr-Admiral ea Charles Home ?meant* K.C.B. The ,).born, paddk-wheel ,team yacht, Master Com ravadar G. K. Bower. is 12.4tr1y expected at &pithead from the llatttstrasosa, with 'hie Prince of Welts on board. 13 waLt.I.‘exirts.—We antoucce with great plea sure that OW 6ty al Uigbsess the General Commanding-in- Catel has bees plowed to thrwit the .hell j tenet to Le worn at regimental sew. 4 oa all °ciliary oecasicee, by oilmen, when not on duty.— tinted trfervioe Gazette. CORPORAL PrNISRMENT IN THE NAVT.—We 11l in a pooden to state, upon espiestiowth!e authority, that, prior to leaving um.e Sir John Pelaingten had under Cl. serious consideration the iniporthat qaestinn of corporal peniehustat in the racy. with the bantam and distitact object of muddying It. seventy. This penisbcoont is, unhappily, to interwoven with cur anvil sad military systole of dies cipher., that we t:ar it cannot be sitnialme safely dispensed with; but It cam be mouthed.— Uhi , til Jerrie Oaze ( le. 6PORTING. NEWTON MEETING.-TIIVIISDAY. •DDITIONAL r.katicttAa.... Tim IT. listeses Prase ed 10 am., added to a Sweep, nano of 7 sera each, 3lt 1-yr-olds, dat filb; sad three het Mb; allies inlown Sib; wieners extra. Self a mile. Cot sal Turou).l. • burry, by Tome. 5 yes 130 ester. an tub inarral 1 Mr. Jackson Ins 7 too. I m lib any. 44 tub minnow Mr. IlaMonl r Lady (Munroe. I yrs. 11.1 Yk (Crandinn 3 Mr. Ilick's 14•1.14.. 3 )11, 1.311. Wm. 1211 31r. T. Warr • Artmonas. : ea Cut Mb Levi Puthick sled nu. Betting : 2to I on Butterfly, 4 to 1 rya Knlyton, 6to 1 slot any other. Won easily by a length, three booth be tween the wenl and third. Last Pudrick gut t.idly off, wss pulled up, sal di I not pass the pest. IMP Menai Pcus of 100 guineas; V iMitre &atm On sale itad • quarter. Mr W. 10.41,. 1 , 7 Arety. 37n. an lb . (4 . Sanelea. 1 Mr. nwPs .J=4 Orr. 3 sr. ea tuts lin any , no,. to 3 Mr. Ilsre• Lottery_ 31.74. (Orsounao 3 Irria nu to ...............I area.. 4 Mr. Unros's Porn: Ter•nre. 71n. 4.4 a (Challoneri The fel:owns horse, alas ran .—Dr. Leate, Night Banger, Dana, and Attractioa. Betting : 2 t 4 1 etch eget Jack String end Artless, 8 le 1 east say ether. A boo race In, won on the poet by • short bad, sex lengths knee, tits ,sera lied third, the others tailed away. A Goat, t:rt , added to a Ileadiesp Sweepstakes of 10,3,1. eaeh, 6 ft. Winners ntra. Two miles. (26 subs.) 31r. J. Orora• LAW Agra by TM ern 3 rrs. Mt Mb (lea Maher) . . ...... Mr. Geed, Tb - 1 1 .410 Maserrs erten of Dermark. 4711. /it Zla (inc. 1.410 IL. rnowdoal Mr. M. J. Irk a 5. Dscatl. 37n. 14 1ib. ... .. Moor, Mr. Arr. sr er.m7. 3 emit MA S erlb 46e110n it Mr. P. Clms.).i, ne. us. h. .. ;A MID .T. Pisces L.MaLM Mum • Jarmo. 4 irk Ns 711, ... (Plumb, &Wag. 2 to I *in Lints Afar, 3 to I sin Prises of Denmark, 7so 1 apt say other. Little Agnes made ell the rands% and rat home an easy Miran by a hark, two learn lartwe.a the scoArt sad third, Il.sd f urth. Jordan was Mates a bag way and walked us. TYe 0.415WL , 01) rLATZ (lisadlrap) of 60 eon., for all ern Winters errs. About four fcr!oses. 31 r. Manor Jain ennabr newer Jen, ern am 311.1t0 71ber1 Mr. Aware 0.43 tree. 371.4. en Mb (Three, 1 O. erods) Mr. Sarre •brea. 47r.. 04 MO L. maoo.lm) Mr. T. Darr •sr Arr.. 7 yin tlat . Krim 4 Bettis; 6to 4 osAbrus , 6to 2 see n. biltree, and 6in (at met 10 to I) eget Jack Sprir. Wen cleverly by • Meet\ ; two Imolai between tie motet sad tiurtt ; Jon* wee bodes r Tim Iglu TOM &emirs (liaadicai) d 3.e... sock wkli 26 added. Ow. tai , rsal • quarter. 6r. Dawns • The Imrs, bv YAW of AT..a. 3 tn. Oladdeal Mr. Veber' e Slat W..ham, 4 TN. To IL deowdea) 3 Mr. 131111 • Beater. 3 )m..:44 lal/o 44 ..10114:41 4 .7/ 41431•7 • 14•414 d....; ,rs. 3.; fa. ire lawli • tkUtrre, 3 )4 , .. Eettlas 2to 1 apt Emerald, ito I ant Babbitt 4to 1 apt Kkag Wiaiwn, 0 to 2 apt Ockiltriw. Wee by j e wz haggle Wee keegt-s tot woo the wend sad hinl, bad sEiTiNo ON TEL COURBII. NORTHUMBILBILAND PLATE. 6 t 3 1 apt Hepatica (t sad off) 7 t) 1 radoolload (t 3to 1) 10 to 1 Pool (off) itt DAT. Ts! LTee PALL STAMM Mr. Clart• .I.ly by Teddliblea-12114•11nre r. loycidry". Medea Oily thew Swaim fau.sito 11.4111110 AP. Thorpts Lw !Jame 1 Mr.lll,4Mil Malf•11 ....... .......... Mr. T. Memo abseil ma. PIANOS 11.11111MCA.P. It,. ?Yu 14 . 11./alb dove 1 Mr. r 1 •.4 • USW Oki ..... ...... .............. Mr. lhatb 1.11117 • .... • ....... • I !Dore LAIMAIIIIIIIII Taasseitn's hAaele E. • • • Turret 1 11e r, 7 6 1 . 414 1 6:: a ry b " . . . . ..... . . . . . . BETTING AT NANCHESTRIL—Finmy. 11011T111:1111111LLND PLATS. 3to 1 apt Howie& (s) to I— I:algebra( (t) (t) 10 is 1 Pa a rim Damomark (.) 10 to 1 Bankrupt (t, DERBY, ISO. 1 us* Truraue. rrh. only bora Lath(.] CRICIERI.-03troan v. Csicsiume.—This match was temegit Cr a weislowes kW evening at Lord's ha favour of Cambridge Ly 2.3 moo Imams* excitement atteedad ice mutt. rt. maze wood as Mimeo .—Caatteldge, tat WI age, 124 ; ceoel dine, 174. Ozterl. Ist inning!, 131; Sled ditto. 139. Mwwv. MIAs" sad Let ware the utopias. uo Mooday the North of koftlaad plays the S ,ith at Levis; the 114 C.C. mat Rugby School on the aarw ground on We Reda,: while on Salado. the Y.C.C. and Cirouctl adj .ctu to llarn.w to pity tl..e 6etc.:l. Tb. Oral will also have ;Lilly of moue on Thursday, to MO the atlemen of Surrey rant' the PI qtrs. Tfe Two Elmo. do not play doting tot we•k atprt,o, sad have :brit woad tart ol olveligth at Letd's to July 4 and 3. Da. HOMFIntIYs, OF CRELTINII•3I.—Ta is gentle- Ives, who be. limn bat sanest y -ere On beef master of the Cvelteshem Grimmer School, Lee left the csiticiry. The Chiteaksii Ir man, Is • I, Alice article upon the neat, es)/ : —" Usder the pin of pl. uoiary meanie he be. sought the groteeti..a o. IL. I calvet.: Ciutr, t was himself nos ain't; while apparently properiag toe his examination, he Lee teas ',ra v ing every stills, togiehar be could p ree,Lle lay bold if, la eider to farm a food to 6.0 Lie cletelestimi and prveda waited deperture from the e Only these days before that &martin he con vened a menisi of the pumas of his pupil., and eenctistosiouely tonsil about ethaoelstglat that Divine tolp' with at which ell his lativese would lone Lain warn. 0a the iußsleet of hie degasture L ' borrowed' hie wilis weich and ad the 14,41 so , dtry .1.. happened to Lava is her picket. lie went sway on the preecce of setting h.osey from e. tee triads is Derlyahlre to nein la his de fines is the lagoinst Court. He wrvte to his wife teem Liverpool, lii tog her that be bed been girrously disap pointed • ts est intim the slew, net saying that hears of shunt fr ist Ch.dtmhani fie tome Jaye. Oa the very which Mn. Ilneethres• retorted this !voter she . 1 7: k J mintier doter from the hinds to whom he need be W ion. midst her gad her bee mad to 'geld the holtda3 at their . hate. thy eyes being thus ore- e , a her follow's, him to Lirerpool in found that he had Likes pottage for America is en assumed muse; that lar i o minding of linage had bees Urea/did by him from time to time la aarielpstLa ..1 his departure. toad that ea hie arrival at Liverpool Le tai not, by previous arrangement, a courted lady—lke wife of ens of hie le-geet Chalo sham creditors-- show alleviate he hot seamed, nod lei when comtaay he lied ! a-ensign. When we dal that be has left hemethrolors wide wth el:Likes without the *lightest orate of euppnt, so I that the lady who is the putt partner of Lie flight was herself the mother of eight we have said enough to show that the mem who c aid eaters gni carry oat curb a stogie of daylicity tad lqf sriy c mI4 41•.• WIN an wheat) a.•' CITRaL PAUCLe—IiANDLL iLeTIVAL-4,5112 act (bun ui Earn:, FIIIDAY, Jt:trit 44.—Igtal vie•ro, 76,127. (Adwykllkl 0157111L11T AXD r , wwita&—llies two .*I, ?mentos& 4 woo tool Iv Proo.w I loewit At. wIM pr.r;o.r 1.00 oontable k err. firs 11.1. w rtrro W wenn wee fouirr,...” ern. .Or Moo verttattto. eatn. •--rn [be nr Sri roll etitfa ert•rin. lira), MU ftrtr.l.lsre.l fain tr, pagan., liaigs. WWI L. poric.rar.. : Lot .1 2 tall. btra arto rrint 10 41141 COM .1 Um.. cut 111.9 PM& PrArtt . l. 2.3 r "It •n 1 1.127•0. Iraq,. wry donut's , . . rr• • 6.1 , 1 , a I , ..part 2.22 versa...ow. to%l lase anmss , — Ur lbw preerfal .1.211 iu re "...re reboil Yobbos/ egtet 2 lbw dlunla M eirsoir. Rale flue Wince. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Juint 24. &Mop at NW Prim Is Bliddlesez.—(Beta,, Mr. Judas Crowder mil a Spoil Jury.) ?LOWMAN P. TIER LORDOS AID ROMER WRIIITRI4 RAIL WAY COMPANY,-D/LAT II DELIVERY. The plaintiff in this case claimed ROL 12e. 2d. for damage sustained is consequence of thirty-two boxes of orange' net having been delivered by the railway company in due time. Mr. Lush and Mr. Cresswell appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Mellor sad Mr. Gifford for the defeedants. The plaintiff was a fruit end fish salesman in Billingsgate market, and his case was that in June bat year he received • telegraphic rootage from Mr. Braise., • fruiterer at Coventry, to send thirty-two bozos of oranges to Birming ham, the fruit being intended for consumption in Birmingham en the following day, when the Queen was to visit that town. The plaint id delivered the oranges to Morro. Chapman and Horne in time for conveyance by the luggage traM, which would early them on to Birmingham by 8 am. The parcel wee directed "From C. Plowman, huh salesman, Billiegepte, London ; for Mr. Robert Bait:lee, fruiterer, Birmiogham." This form of address was understood to mean that the parcel of goods was to be kept at the station until called for. Mr. Beanies oiled at the station for the orange', bat they were not there, end could not be heard of during the whole day. In a day cr two afterwards • note was sent to the plaintiff inquiring what wes to be done with the oranges, and he directed that they should be returned to Louden, where they anima with the boaes bushes, some of the omega lease ia the ma. The whole lee twos the treeisennt was the amount claimed in the action. The defines was that than was at Birmingham • platform upon which ell goods wen placed that were to be left until called for, whilst all packager which were not directed to be left till called for," were placed upon the delivery platform and taken out in the waggons for delivery. The .oranges in queetice being simply directed, "Mr. Robert Brain's, fruiterer, Birmingham," were properly placed upon the deli very platform. All the men accustomed to deliver goods in Birmingham were questioned, but none of them knew Mr. Braises, nor was it likely that they should, for he had no plare at Birmingham, sad the last time that any goods had ben sent to him at that town was three years before, when mama moos-ante arrived there for him. In addition, inquiries were made of two fruiterers at Bir mingham, but they also knew nothing of Mr. Branum. The c fr ozzny made great nett:one to deliver all the perishable that arrived that morning, and they =needed in &s -haring ell but the parcel in qoestion before ten o'clock, secs after which time the streets were heirriceded, in order to keep the main 'thoroughfares elver for the progress of her !gamey to open Aston-peek. Mr. Braises stated that he gia=after the goods about eleven o'cicek, but then ln ras useless, for it was impossible to deliver them. When It was found that there was • difficulty farther is- Mnsetkeis were telegraphed for, end at drat the company were told the goods would be called for, and afterwards that they were to be sent to London, where they arrived the nest morning. hee, Vad., t circumstances it was mid that the company had been guilty duo negligence whatever, and thardammire ad liable is this action. floor, pee a verdict for the defendants. IPSAIJOII V. IVTTON AND lAXD- WRITINO. Ilia was an action upon a promissory note, and the cuss lion was whether the signature of the maker was genuine. Mr. Id. Chambers and Mr. Dyer appeared for the plaintiff; sad Mr. Lush and Mr. Emnard for the defendants. The dcfandants were executrix and executor of John Pat na, the sow of the plaintiff, an old lady 82 years old, who, it was said, we. in au.:h a state of health that she was not cons pieleat to give evidence. The note In question wee in these " Loadoo, Jaw 18, 1857. "Biz mouth after data I proothe to per to Bally Pears= or but order 2951. value noshed. JOIIN PEARSON. "Witaeos—Thookaa Gawp Rust, 5, Hatratreet. Litt. oolea-tria-eeida. "H. Poorream." Not keg &Wn the making al this note Jobs Pewees ems drowned. - - - The etteetieg witness, Rust, • young man in en attorney's °Moe, ems called, and said that on the 17th June, 1857, he caned co Lie 1 tundnaa Mrs. Fountain, who arm a radios of the Peersooe, and found there John Palmas, who on being informed that witnma was an attorney's clerk, said that he was the person be wanted to see, and mked 'pitons to MI up • proroiwory note for him. Witness sold he hat not time then, but he mimed it by nest day, and bLr. Pearson copied it. Witness had never Me Prawn except on those two emulous. M. Fitton ;;rOborsted this witness, and she added that Yr Wined the plaintiff was quite, capable of g bi n evidsace._ -- Three Litters from the demand to the plalabff, dated in 1144 and 1347, referring to money that he awed her, Irene rend. herself was also eseedastd, and she stated tlut die deceased wu in her debt, &adjure bar the promissory note =fuse amount owing. She could not identify the note because she bad no spectacles through which she amid see, bat the note she gave to Mr. Hudson, her eolkitcr, was the maw abe has from her son. Mr. Lamb, thereupon, laid be had no means of reLutting this evidence, though he had a number of wymessos — Vanilla for the plaintiff fur 3111. 154. 64., the amount of Os Ms sad interest. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Torn 24. - - --- ... eitlfsgs at NW Print at Weetroinator.—(Balore Mr. Baron Channial and a Bimetal Jury.) ..-.... This was interpleader haus to try the right of the de fendant, Mr. Batty, fumerly the proptielor of Astlery's Am phitheatre, and now residing at Camden-tows, to certain boner, ponies, dresses &e., valued at out 1,0001., which were claimed by the plaintiff, sa official assignee of • bank rupt named William Derby, better known as " Pablo Fatigue," lately the iropr:etur of • travelling equestrian circus. _ - Mr. Wade and Mr. Baylis appeared for the plaintiff; end Mr. liawktna sad Mr. Lloyd conducted the ease for the de fine'. Oa the port of the plaintiff einseal witnesses were called to prove that Pablo Panquis had treated theequestrien establish ment entirety as his own, paid all the eateries and expenses and kept his name upon the vane, waggons, toot., &c. Issue. Mier., an rquestrisn, now pelf cluing at tb, Whitechspel.road, proved hevieg to Meryl, 11358, sold • teat to Pablo foe 1001.13.. sad Mao • large number of coloured placards for 1001. (These plturds which were on a gigenue male aad represented various scenes in the them . ' were exhibited in court, end excited cons( !stable interesebnil amusement.) The witness stated that they 11011111 printed in America by his order, but that they had never been oral there, and were gaits =lgoe in this country. Ho recollected that Pablo had a highly trained MIN celled Heeds. It would be difficult to put a price upon her. To him (witness) she would be worth little, se be did not know bow to use her properly, but to • man like Pablo Fatigue she was worth 1,0001. There were two branches in the profmerion. First there were the equestrians, and secondly the dancing horse men. If • horse wee broken for the "pad" it would not also be leant to donee. A men riding a dancing horse would not ride • horse trained for • pd. He offered 1001. for Beads at the sale intending to run the risk of getting some one w h o could nee her. Crces.examiled by Mr. Hawkins—A hone trained for dancing would be utterly pelves for pd purposes. A horse whkh trews a pad is used by equestre who jump through hoop. You could not user Brads, but if you moved the Piss a particular way the might donee. (Laughter.) Mr. Hawkins—But ii I wished to exhibit her to a large asellasow and to rooks her go through her tricks, I could im.o: do do. — liiristess—l should say yon are nut the figure fir It. (Loud laughter.) kir. Hawkins—it figure like that of the petitioning credi tor would do? (Laughter.) Witness—l don't know him. Mr. Hawkins—But you assure roe I am not the figure for an oquestrian. (Laughter.) Witnese—Yes ; figure enters into the matter in Aimee! a 7 oasts. 111 had • man with • hump back, with his heed turned a Mile an the wrong ride, trite eyes which squint, tr • ith • Doss too large, I should not think of putting him on a horse. (Laughter.) Mr. Hawkins—Yon would put him In another line of bu siness altoptbart? Witness—Yes. fiawkina— What line of butanes, are you In? Witness—ln the comic Hoe. (Laughter.) Mr. Hawkins-1 thought ao, and yuu h.va had a good ded ripuriknos in chaff. (Laughter.) Baron Cbanarll—Did you war pabra in Pablo's rto bliehm®t Witam—lres. Mr. liawkiaa—la what saiy Witasea-1 was Clown. (tithter.) Mr. liawittaa--You trip up propte, tunable aLout, sad mak* sperebta. Milswe—Jost so. Mr. Hawkins,lnhis addreaa for the defence, said that the dafecilent, Mr. Batty, who wan well known all over the wvld, had by hie talent, aesthete, and industry as • pro pector of an equeVriits establiplunoct, smarmed se incon siderable fortune, and now lived in roil', mect. About 17 or 18 years ago ho beanie acqua , ntei w.th William Darby, then • lad, and took him's at apprentice, and whoa Darby' a apprestioe•hip had expired be contruenold business as an equestrian lon his own account, and tra velled about the country with • drew, under the • name of Pablo Panties. In 1850 he become indebted to • Mr. Buller in a um of 7661, and to Mr. Batty la smother nun of 460/. for mosey scissored, makkg • to•al of 1,2116 L, for which he gave them • joint bill of sale ma his rry, sod also • warrant of attorney as collateral polarity. atty , thee laud, rto.k the unsocial management of the ettablishiorn., and the surlily', receipts were rreuLnly trans mitted to him, and were applied to the liquidation of the debt. The Lill of rale was afterwards I. at by th• per-on in whore custody it had been piece I, but in 18S t, Mr. Batty having made farther advances to Pablo, and the concern tot being so flourishing as it had previouslybeen it was thought neeemary M bays another Lill of sale, dad one was accordingly tussled, but that wee destroyed in c 0... gnome of ite exist nee beteg so longer sonsary. Is November, 1854, Mr. Baller's debt was reduced to a small sum by mamas, and Mr. Batty bevies undertaken to pay the balm, e, the whole seeturit ie. we re bimded over to him. Shortly af•erearda Mr. Betty put the hill of sae la force, and Lid the dam sad all the property put up for oda by auction in me tat at Wor ce.ter, sad there beiag ao bidder foe a larger sum than 6001., he himself bermes He, however, allowed Pablo to carry oe the has Mik perobeser. e alms as before, charging him a mown sum per week for rent, and this arrangement conti nued op to the time whoa the property was atizal under the beakruptcy. Mr. Batty and other witzemes were celled to prove them ant other facts, sad after a trial which hated the entire day, The jary returned a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YcNE 24. (Balm Mr. Coromirolosor Holroyd.) THE ROTAS. BRITISH )4 tHI.-ANOTHER DIVIDEND MZETINO, This was the fifth dividend meeting under the bankruptcy of the Royal British Bank. Manora:Linklater and Hackwood appeared at solicitors for the artiness; Mr. Bagley for claimants; Mr. Pook, from Mr. Riches', for maim.; and Mr. Reid, from Mr. W. H. Roberts'., Old Jenny, for tither parties. The total amonut of proofs up to this sitting exceeds 625,0001., upon which four diva.M■ have brim paid, viz., 6.. 6d., 2.. 61., Is., and la., tasking 10.. The fifth dividend will be Is., imepective of 3a. 6d. in the pound paid under the Chancery pro , eedinp. It le expected that a final divi dend of 6d. in the pound will he paid In November or De cember next, making in all 16e. in the pound. A question is pending whether Messrs. Delarne, Laws, and others, who had shares siloted them, but never received there, ea Is alleged, ire liable to be placed upon the list of contributories, and whether they are entitled to prove under the bankruptcy. His honour watt now asked to ap point a day to hoar the argument. of counsel, but the court ordered the question to stand over generally. The animint of new proofs admitted at this sitting wee under 3,0001., and the farther dividend having bees declared pro forma the proceedings terminated. Mr. Liaklater remarked that the dividend would be paid on Thursday and Friday next, at the Bank of England (in the Rotund.), by Mr. Lee, the official aasignee. IN RE lIAERVIT.-EXTENSIVE FAILURE OF A SHIPOWNER -LEkTIFICATE MELTING. This w.t. in application forcertidcate by Charles Barrett, of Royal Exchange-budding, and New Canning-town, Bow creek, shipowner and iron-merchant. hlr. Ai of Ftnchurch-susst, appeared for the assig nees; and Mr. Lucas far the bankrupt. The accounts, showing the bankrupt's trading from January, 1866, to January, 18, 1859, above. Dr. To cre ditors unsecured, 3214. 10.. 5.1.; holding mortgages, 20,7471. 3s. 7d.; prate, 4,7281. 7s. 6d.; surplus 6791. 165.—t0t a1, 26,4791. 16e. 61. Cr.. By cash at bankers' 161. 16e. 31 ; doubtful debts, 6261.; good debts, 161. ; property realised, 4094 ; propmty in the hands of creditor', 18,0661. 18s. 6d. ; trade expenses, 3,0241. 9s. 3d,; lona., 3,2071. 965. 7d.; house and personal expenses, 1,2871. oe. 10d.; ffilheince, 94 16e. 14.—tots1, 26,4794 16s. 6d. Among the creditors bolding mortgagee en the barque Louisa, is the Rut India Docks, which cost 6,9021. 16e. 6d. are Mews Aston, Griffith., end Co., Poplar, debt 6814 lla. 3d.; the New British Iron Company, &Alb Sea House, 4681.25. 9d. ; Messrs. Peter Bolt and Co., Rothe,- hitbe, 1634 74.6 d.; and the Shelton Bar lrenCticepany,Stoke, Staffordshire, 1,1804 18s. 91. . _ _ The benkrspe's trading account, in three years before hie failure shows—etoek in hand, 11,0001. • puroheem, 73,970/. 19e. 7d. freight and carriage, 7101. 16e. balance, being pro fit, 4,07W.195. 11d. Total, 89,7611. 16e. Id. Cr. By sales, 89,1611. 15s. 2d. ' • stock given tip to my aseignem, estimated value, 6001. Total, 89,7611. 15s. 2d. The total 'mount of the bankroptil creditors, secured and utisecurei, end upon bills, in January, 1896, was between 190001. and 20,0001. Mr. Hille try said the assignees thought the bankrupt had acted imprudently in expending lavishly large awns of money upon the conetnection of two veseels, the Sphinx and the Louisa. The creditors would not have more than 1,0001. after payment of expenses. The assignees, however, acquitted the bankrupt of any fraudulent intention, and were willing be should receive a estcondxlse3 certificate. Mr. Beatd said there was no pretence ferny charge against the prirocer by Lord Borten. Mr. Thompson said—l am a civil engineer and assittant to Moors. Bendel!, of Great George-street, Weettalaster. On the 7th of January the prisoner called on blears, Kend It and solicited subscriptions for the " Cori: s Testimonial Fund. - Messrs. Bandon &whorl/led me to give 61. towards the fund, and on handing over that amount to the prisoner he raceme this receipt. The prisoner representei to me the strong claims of the Corte' family upon the engineering pro fession end the public in consequence of the father's inven tion for the manufacture of iron. I paid hint the amount, belieintg he was authorieed to collect fur the fund. Mr. Richard Cort cud—l never received one farthing of the sum of 51. piid to the trimmer for the Cort testimonial fund by Messrs. Raudall, in January, 1157. I regularly dismissed the prisoner in October, 18&, by letter sent through the post, and I subsequently told him myself that he was dismiseal. I told him so before the date of the payment of the 61. by Messrs. Bendel. Crapexeroined.—A committee was formed for carrying out this testimonial, and an account was opened at Sir James Lubbock's beak foe receiving the subscriptions to the fund. The prisoner was never employed by that committee. I had poser over the fund as the originator of it for the btnetit of myself and eaters. Her Majesty the Queen subscribed (from the Royal Bounty Fund through Lord Palmerston) to the national fund which I commenced. My character ties suf fered through my connexion with this man, and I wish to explain bow I bonnie acquainted with him. I engaged him is collector, but he violated every histrution. Mr. Humphreys said Mr. Cott's character was perfectly free from imputation. Mr. George Monate Hooper, a coachmaker, of 36, Hay market, said —Tbe prisoner called on me on the 29th of No vember, 1866, and represented himself as the authorised col lector for the Cort Testimonial Fund, and in consequence of each representation I gave him two guineas. lie produced a list of names of first-rate gentlemen, and on recogoiring one I knew, I became PiltiffiCli the application was genuine. Mr. Humphreys here applied for a remand, as he had only been instructed at the eleventh hour, and having remised communications from Bath, Cheshire, Derby, Leeds Read ing, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Wolverbanspicin, and from almost ell puts of the country relative to the prisoner and his testimonial presentation, which he bad not had time to ievestfgate, he was not prepared to proceed further with the case at present. The pi leaner was accordingly remanded until Friday neat. -• •- LAMBETH. - -- - J.A. ildwardr were re exandard on the charge of chaining mosey ender re fere }:reoce of curing persona of deafer', and fully committed bibbed sad hibibbad by Wivabm gum Luis. et No. Lembsed amok Ps thy City et I.adaa, Prtatay. at the 0111" la Lolubbri wewe.h WI Proclaat of WNU 6 Ln.4bYr beaTj 2111. ISM Hu Honour merited, and granted a certificate of the second class. (Before Mr. Co'--rigeser Fans.) ts RE HICK /*TT -THZ .. /ID LlOlfj AY LZSIU T. This was a eittiug for the choice of Salligrtlea noder the bankruptcy of Jonathan Beckett, proprietor of the Bed Lion, Aylesbury. Mr. Robin. and Mr. Medcalf, from the drm of Yenning, Naylor, and Itobine, appeared for the petitioning creditor, Mr. Gulliver, hop-merchant, who was chosen &maples. IN KZ TINA HILII-Tll/1 RAILWAY TAVLIIN, STSIZT. This morning Mr. Perry, of Guildhall Chamber, obtained en adjudicetion in bankruptcy against Samuel Treacher, of No. 125, Penciaurcb•rtreet (lately in partnership with T. Deal), proprietor of the Reilway Tavern. The bankrapt's debts an 2.2201. 6.. 2d., and meets 1,7761. 9.. He had petitioned under the Private Arrange ment Act, and now surrendered to his bankruptcy, and ob• tamed protection from anat. The 7th July next at two o'clock was fixed for the choice of trade assignees. IN 11111140N-TRICORNIOI AIM, /DO ZWARE•ROAD. This was the first ometlng for the appointment of assignees under the bankruptcy of ()forge Swami, of the Cornish Arms, Manning-street, Edgware-resd, Brewed vietnaller. Mr. Flaxen, of Bedford-row, appeared fir the petitioning creditors, Nuns. Arid and Co., Ms well known brewers; aid Mr. Yeedsrick B. Smart, of Basingball-Most, attended with se approximate statement of the bankrupt s lame, showing debts about 1,2001., aid assets uncertain. A credi tor named Li. has taken possmalon under a Lill of mile. No creditor came forward to accept the smigneesnip, end the Adam wag adjourned until the 7th July next. THE POLICE COURT.% GUILDHALL. I:64rt Mark., a gentlemanly looking middle-aged man, wee brought op on remand reliulve to numerous frauds which it was alkyd he had commuted in connexion with the colkeion of subecriptions for the Corea Testimonial Fund" and a test/toonia to Aldermen Meal. Alderman Salomon. presided ; &r Peter Lenrle, Alderman Copeland, Sir John Musgrove, Alderman Wilmot', Alderman Nlechl, Sir R. W. Cordon, Mr. Whitbread, of the well known brewery firm, Mr. Frewen, Ist* M P. fur East Sussex Mr. Snipe, • barrister, and many other gentlemen intere s ted in the cam, were present during the proceedings. Mr. Humphrey., jun., of the firm of Humphreys, Scn, and Morgan, of Oiltsporochambere, Newgete-street, appeared for the peotectition. Mr. beard, of Basinghall-street, defended the prisoner. The evidence of Mr. Thorley, the patent cattle food pro prietor. Mr. R. Cott, the eon of the inventor of the puddling and rolling rooms In the manufacture of iron, end other wit nesses examined at the former hearing having been read over, Mr. Humphreys said this was • prosecution instituted by Aldermen Kochi, whom name had been used by the prisoner :a the matters about to be investigated, and the worthy al derman felt that great injustice would have been done to the public had he not taken the necessary stets to recurs hie apprehension, in order that he might be tried for the frauds alleged against him. The following additional evisbnce was then called Jams Gale said—l ern • clerk in the Royal Agricultural Society's Oben, and I know of no teetinauslel being got up by the socdety to Alderman Mechi. The primes, has not to my knowledge ever been employed in any way by the wkly. Robert James Snaps, said—l •01 • barrister-at-keeled have chambers at No. 2, Stone-buildings. I recollect the prisoner coming to my chambers on the 31st of December I.s. end representing that he was engsged in collecting soacriptione to a testimonial to Aldermen /dear'. He ex hits d a document of either parchment, or paper, correlating the names of a number of persons who he said were all sub withers to the Testimonial. I objected to any testimonial, upon which he urges the claim of alderman Mechi to • testi monial on the ground of his services to the cause of scien tific terming. As a further inducement to subscribe, he said that eve y subscriber would have • printed copy of Alder man Idechi's portrait. I told him not to rend me • print, as I should decline to receive it; but that as I was persomdly acquainted with Alderman Mechi, on that ground only I would subiorile. I then gave hOn a ' beque made payable to the Mech i . Teatescei ,1 "U r 11. 1., whit* has *Moe born paid, end the voucher returned to me. I believe the prisoner mentioned what the testimonial wee to consist of. but I do not reviled what it was to he. Crose-examinsd-1 never saw either the prisoner at art Feinted circular produced, before. Ido cot recollect signing the subscription list. Mr. Heard hare pointed out • signature on the subscription list, and upon the witness acknowle tee( It as his writing, mid the head* of the list was • perfect sower to the charge, Mums& so it set kilt that the subrripoien was foe a testimonial print, of which he had a copy present, and which being • very beautifully executed pwuait wee wall worth the whole amount subwribed. )Zr. Humphreys objected to the heading of the testimonial being read in evidence, becalms it formed no part of the sheet of paper containing the witness's signature. Mr. Beard et preesed =guise at tee objection, al the evi dence he now offered contained the gist of the whole case. hir. Humphrey* said it could not be reed in evidence, as the vitas,' did not recollect seeing the heading of the testi monial at all. Mr. 13nape—I paid the subscription Wilily dbtinct from my print, and solely for the teetimonial. I did receive a irmt about • month after. I will not uodertake to my st this distance of time, but I believe there wee r t heading to the subscription list I sew. Mr. Beard—He might bees state that so for from theme sabecriptions being obtained under false pretences, or without authority, the whole matter ems conducted without the knowledge sad inaction of Mr. &Ma, Alderman Mrchi's partner, who Turn abed the primmer with a hat of the original testimonial. He should here to r r ve• ezmuins Mr. B.zln upon mine matters, and he therefore trustod the prosecution would call him, and noble him to do Co. Mr. Humphreys mid he could not undertake to call Mr. G unless his evidence should hereafter be deemed material w the prosecution. Mr. Beard raid, then he should be obliged to call him as a wittier* for the defence. Dlr. Humphreys sail that was all the evidence he had to offer in thatessl. . . . 8011, the detective officer who apprehended the prlfoner, rid there wee a witte... here in Mr. 179ri. cw, and he rather ferreted Lori Lerner. would Dave been 'meat, as h a lontalp woad Übe could. FROM LAST NIGHTY! GAZZITE. BANKRUPTS. Batten Tagamisa. rentbu7X;t7;447t.lir !beard vlonsiler. 4. ear. maga July T at 1, and Austin 4 at 1 . at Bmiugtall .treat Pam, Oulldlia/I-ohambem ; off. wig.. Johmon. Itaalartball mass. James ELLIN a., SWUM Duckingbaradilm. &Uhler, July 6 at la. and August dat2, at Isroingball-streot. Noll.. Parker mad Lae. Et. Paula. eitoretyard ; cO. area.. Ursa.% Colenyeadreet JO., Cutts. ring Way.. Norfolk. victualler, July and Aarairt S. 11. at Batlowball...treet. hot, W Mau, FurolvaVolm, Hon.= ; . NNW. lllrAol.ou tia.logball.tereet. Oaosoll Wooly. ItaylAdb, 1.00.. bull& r, July 13 at Land August 16.1 12. kury at lisdailiall-wirset to!.. W40111!r, Vamburabwirwet ; off. Lea. Aldunnan. towasi. Ferano. Blatan. lhaffordAlre. Otto men:tout. JWr land 91, 11.0.1 IttrnalagtantOnurt. tlol.. Litt mock and Iturtwy. Canamwtragg. AM Ludlow, Birmingham . oft. mfg.. liinumr, Ja i l l aT ia dtrWiOnirs, lloneley Ficldr, WolYarbampton, timber ma. thank July sad 211, at 11. at Birmingham Court. don.. Waloot. Stourport, and Iledgma and Allan. BUSBLOSOIIIII ; off. wag.. WOW atom Binalmutbaas. °soma SUSBLIT. Saw Ireafurd, LLoculnabim. elan dealer, July 12 and num..% at 111. at Dlrminemm Court held at Li ottingbans. uol., Maple., Nottinebstm ; .0. anis Harris, Nottingham. BURY JOBS PT.. ESSuoutS, DoeollaLßS, coil dealer, July 4 and 21r, at It at limlsCourt. non., Adam., Moroutb. cod titogdult. Meta; off. swig . tldtieL Cater. Joaarn • Luso.. Moritort.upot Too, Durtam, corn mord:nut. July 4 and Allpla 10, at It at Newman:upon Tyne Court. d 01... IlarM and Co.. douthampton building., chancery Luc, and Newcastle -Ulm. Ti..: off. mdg.. Halm Normetle upon rya.. Itosiaz Da. Its, blocbdre, Denbighshire, Innkeeper. Jab 6 and 17. at 12, at Liwartawd Coin. not, Loon. ; midi, Tun... Ilwa au H aase, Wwwaiarkek rliatstare, tunny. Jai, laud 21. at 11, ativ Unty l. pool CeerL 1141 L. Edward*. China ; of, anl6., Yoram. Lerpoo 13164./LYINT PORTUOLIArf BELT. July Y.—T. nerian,tii;i:niii.ptsw. teaUlloo ?col. takvr-0. Ppume. North.r treet. Weetrolustee, plummy—J. R. Palmer, attn. Wee Whelan, Loud. • u well. City. colopue,toy—W. lTllfiaslaw, 1131.011- journoroaa baker—T. Ferries. )nit duvet. bubo. LW. of oasts drautbuceas. July ll.—J. Wilt., eler)'..pleoe. reudee—R. Whaley. Loremonee/rest, Waltroet.4road, earpeutar. serous N. Colllll4ritAall preps T. July S.-11. Mee. March roe, tit Litorgeoill tbe.Ssat euffea Inane Stover—ll. O. te tUte, claites.ciambere, itspot , meFer, mud etLeubope- Pleve. mitred eller la the Iket India Oompsuy • mitten berfic,- W• C. 'Mee. Guebeteinedela, Zoelestou.equam .c.boul.‘utor -N. !IfdAtif likvvird:rlo4. lwtko, butcher—O. Ne.b. %Vim. ~tre‘t. • • - •` • • t t;e7.S . of L,. a;it .;;; 0. llaymerd. Iradadoirri4erner. Acrrin ' oe. Man.. commander rota Ufa on balfrorry. July II -B. timbre. Ilkh Laren, Ems, limas I victualler- O. P arr. Whlierrourreet and ebenturalley. Mawr... West, Wo DJILLLATIONS or DIVIDIXDIL Jour* 11C0.1T, Molloy. Tortola ... cloth tialaulactunr-Ist dividend of Its,. Jam U. mdse., mbrequent returday. at nowt Lead. W 44444 r Tomer% Weleartargros. therfordebre, plumber-Li di*. om4se L. 14 16. Jan WNW ay aaalagtaWtt Turd 1, W ha mmer*, lininlogimm. tarts 11 tat 6atato Birreimbare, plumber-1k dividend et b. ed., any Thumb). at K loom Joss Br Zion, L Zoe. LierbrLbire. grocer-lat cliiideed of 3.4 d, J me V. spa tam tulaequeat lata.late, at tiaras ottalAbtan. W. B. Jost/ peoaraw o.tatai. Liverywi. vialybollder-Irt <arid 'ad of So, Lou V. and any ininernonot WrdnenLaY. at Turner a. Lim , pooL DIVIDINDIL _ - - . . . Joly IS J. O. Ley. 0 Mr:L . Wal e Bkhaeseitaateset. mein. solar,wsr -July 18..1. Collin.. DieritA, Bttf Plwable-Joir lA W. C. ,Ituart. Mobralee. tailor-Jr* IS W. 3• 51.1•15a14 Blrhomate. &reeve Mout. eo.lp.er-Jail 16. O. Wine ad W. V. CoOlos. Lower Bkoor.strot. Thelma, drapers-July IA J. A. Moody, Pelborow Sams, coal merchant-July 16. A. OWL Plowat row, Protoordle. Wa dealsz-.) W 1 13. 11. learebeider. ILlAr's Loon aod beeWosbero. bortulk. earpenter-Jely II W. Croetber, (.larlersuret, 111ddlerea. batetel, coach waler-JoW 11. L. ttothere sad W. Portia, Ontremd. tyiy 11. W. Janina. Itocereter, carpenter-July 16..1. El. ttg .e .Vareham. Fumy, blarkooltb-J WI 1.. J. Brown, Crawford. stmt. brewadoe None: Jobaetreet Wad. Edr • amr.:ad .rd 01- ford.martct. OrfordArtrert, grocer-lull 15. W. Jona,. IsterNaUt. cm! =reboot-July 15. J. P. Cblttordeu, Wet Job...park Vlad. FaVr u t7"l7';':l:ll l .l . b. :2 . 317 . 111.,1."; .`b°l.ll.l: tatlor•Z.lty IL ' Llowiete sad 0. Hower. cu, Li e, Co.. roe-en-July IA W. B. Jalesand A. D. Lompoc', Liverpool, Delp. OESTIFICATES to be at unl of ose ram be Wows to tbe mature, at taw rooting. .1.1/ 13. O. Denten. Waterl day oo., Tower.strwt. ewe and 00071.1 merchant-July IS. A. Jenalan mad J. liattrslsr, armlagltate, mew mob! roaltufacturera _ _ . - emirxsuni P 8 DISSOLVED. 0. O. • c o ., .1 I. B. Corn. Queen Cornet. Snmervetablre, 'eating drawn—T. Brown. Y. C. Oran. T. Warman, W. Lornnx... and T. l(01,1101, Lmd.a, eo p I oldninn. fxr se monde T. Br....n—J. 0n Co., and elm:Aunt, lertford•biro, bnnren—W. B. extephem and It. V. Robluem. Yleatestreet. Citr, proprietors of now.pap.rs—T. Cara rd 0. Hex, nmanneld Lam Chg. Taylor and .1. I lot. rold. Halifax. Vorkvidra. pork buidsem—T. Jour and W. inalth, Nate linen., rotten name J. Cram T. Milner, 0. B. .tend J. Pian.o. T. Pickard. T. No ßroydre. rmLogiaL L. W ol l. ll w. Y. (AMT. Pima, J. Putt -.md.. P. firth. harracloogb, X. 14 4, Botdomo, J. Joaatt, J. Slaw. sad J. Ward. Ire, met unnen—C. Tamer, W. Tamar , 8. Prior idromsedi, mat S. T. Privr 4 Bayles. wereimata in far or meanie B. T. Prixr 16.1 N. Prior—M. and W. Ruby, Liverpool, brass PA...dors—B. Cagan. and E. 0. Mid. attorneys—J. J. Indaa and B. IL a,,bra. awry, killton•ncrienlavevend. vargeona—J. /lamb= and J. Yowler. Omat Orimar and Loath. Llstelamblre. arebitoc.s—M. N. Bovancid and M. Taft. Ininar lon, Xlldd4.ea, brlckaxakere—C. Wam.ll and A. Dogma. Br er7e. 0.11. etaffordsbire. Mona ware potters—lL Mawr and W. Piner, M. Peraks4ouml. Lelorderequara fringe ......acturen —llana Homan, Tbompoon and Y. Thompeon, Der Ly. 0110 beta,— E. W. P. rt.. awl T. anat... Illgh meet Camden loon. valdlen— Smlth. d. amlth. and E. litn:tb. jun, Nottin ba., Loot mei sh. ts MAutew.rer•—J. T. Gillart.on and J. amber, Brkenbead. licenved v.ctuallen.—Y. Howard and W. A. blimm,r, eullumploa. PrvotaLlN, Welsh and I. X Cbor'.. in and J. io n, Bradford , gork.lnre , cabin. maken—W. , Lananra manufmtmera of ignoble( essaim-11. N. lager and F. T Pox* (1..1011.1t-cimmbers, lWmdWleYeM, AMYX amdmlmlna [Strewn, J. C. Stryemes, J. Toortt, C. J. Tensile', W. Ste,eioss, 11. V. Rude. J. C. Williams's. J. Witlhannon, and 0. T. Punk* Ida cesmdi. Durba.n, maaufacturlng elmmlsta, so for as mar& C. T. bur lap aml C. J. Temisat. SCOTCH SEQUF.STRATIONP . . .. • . Tamen Doane, Zi'a,govr, bairn drat, r, June 10, ne the Tank, Han. Wargo.. lease Olareon, narebousernen, June M at the Girt* - • .11;i11. DDD Um, OenUlton. Lonarbblye, weever, July 9, at the ilanstltoe arm. Inn. 111M1It. Je.s Tastoa, L'•tlabartb. lattkkr, June 79, at Donald; asal Lyon's nova %);tllnbuteb. BRITIAN ASSOCIATION IN SCOTLAND.—The Aber deen Journal reports the progress made by this useeiatioa The forenoon metier • of the diffeent anima are to be held In the halls and slaw-room of Marisehal College. Arrange ments as to offering hospitality to foreigners and other strangers sre in progress, though detail. cannot yet be given. !Several excursions sill take place about the end of the aaeo elation's sittings. The principal one will probably be to Moray shire,. locality of spoil geokgical Interest, though no doubt many visitors will And their way t t other places. The ex hibition of portraits and autographs, sad the museum of other objects illustrating the history, hi Traphy, and antipii , ties of the locality, will occupy the lerce bal lroom in the Mosta-hall buildings. A new feature of the exhibition t a oollectiota of specimens of photsgrephy. This exhibilioa is to be under the trcial ewe of Mr. J. Y. White, one of the secretaries; and, with some of the others, it will be kept open for 11101. taus after the meetings of the eseociatloa are over. The introductory lecture by H.A.A. the Prins* Consort will be delivered, and the great everting matins. of the asseciatios via be held la the large ball, now approaciang coin Ott los. Among the diatiagulaind own who Lave already anuoutced their intention to be present are—Sir Jobe 11 erechel. General Sabine, the Earl of Rosen, Sir Roderick klurchiron, Dr. Vaughan of Harrow, Predator Olen, sod ahem. FIRE ON TUE MANCHESTER AND CHESTER RAlL way.—The Manchester Guardian publishes a letter horn a pawners in the 12.66 steenoon train from Manchnier to Chester, en Saturday last, to which= accident by fire °e arned. The writer elates that the train had just passed the Kenyon Junction when he perceived a sterna smell of fire, and on looking cut of the window, he saw that the lugeaxe on the carriage betas him was all on fire. Very soon the dames were coming part his window . Calling out loudly, the we it: r alarmed those in the cerriaites behind, but she guard and driver in front °mild not hear. Fortunately, a hat had been lost upon the line from one of the carriages of the enemas train, and the driver on the engine at this moment turned We head heck along the train to see If his ow, train had orreled it. Ile maw she danger, and stopped the train be fire the roof of the carriage gave way. Some ladies In a state of senor were got out of the carriages. Several of them went two hysteri.x. Their legume wee destroyed, some tin boles being conpletely melted: The writer of the letter from which we glean them fat he says :—" I never sew such a scene in cry life; If It hod been an annum 'rain we should all hays been burned to death, and nothing could hays awed us." And to show in what danger the parengere were, he adds, L put my stick through the top of the carriage." .MARKE7S. StOAß.—Tbe average price of brown or Mustered° ru,rar, the ?redo", of the British Poikkilliollll in America, ior the week ending June 21, is 26e. Id per kwt mitten* of the duties of custom' paid or payable thereon. The average price of brown or bluaccrrado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending se above, le 28e. The average price of brown or Muscovado 'Nor, the pro duce of the East Indies, for the week ending es above, is 304. llid. The average price of the them foregoing descrip does dragger le 265.80. per cert., excluelve of duties. Jrxx 24.—The market hes been very brisk We week, and a general advance of le. per cwt. boa been esta blished in all descriptions Refiners' produce is oleo in ex cellent demand at improved rates. Kum I. rather more im• quired for. COTTON GOODS.—NANCIMSTEIL, Juice 21.—There is a fair general demand for cloth, and prices are firm. In India roods prices are very firm, the production being well engaged for some weeks forward, but thus is not much new business reported. The report. so industriously . fabricated regarding the probable course Prussia will take in the war tend to keep the Germans cautions, and there is but little dohs' in yarns for the Continent. For other markets there is but a moderate beanies., but prices are steady. COTTON,—Livitaeooi, itNE 24.—The demand bee been limited throughout the week, but there is little change to notice io the middling and better trades of American ; the ordinary dusty qualities are, however, tally I. per lb. lower, end oratinue very unsaleable. Bruit and Egyptian bars been in fair request at steady pekes. The lower qualities of Berm see rather easier, but the better descriptions summand Mot week's quotations. Speculators bare taken 920 Ameri can, and there we repotted for export 660 American, 310 Egyptiert, 640 Bahia and 620 Surat. The market to-day opens with a dull Wing, probable sake being 6,000 bales, 1,000 for export. CORN.—Cnexmaronn, JUNE 24 —The weather thin week has been all that could be wished for hay operations, and is bringing on the wheat to maturity very rapidly ; should it continue fine. we think whest•cutting will com mence three weeks next Monday. The crop of meadow hay is short but very good. Beans are very variously spoken of; In some cases the winter beaus are entirely lost. There was a small supply of wheat at market to-day, and a fair demand at an advance of le. on white ; red firm, at 445. to 48.1.; white, 47.. to 505. ; extra, 61s. ' Li StoLX, JUNE 24.—The weather continues very else and favourable to the growing crops. Our market to-day wu moderately attended, and the farmers asked 31. advance, which checked isles; a small business resulted at 2s. more money. Red, 48e. to 495.; white, 50s. to b2s. Very little doing in spring corn. - - - - • • • VAIZ;IELD, JUNE 24.—The arrivals of grain during the week were considerable, but the qtuustity offering is moderate. Wheat was rather firmer, and sales were made at la. advanoe, and in some Ewes 2s. Rather better prima were also obtained for beans. In other articles ant much altffa tion. Averages for the week ending June 20. Wheat, 1,168 qrs., at 48s. 1014.; oats, 87, at 275. 6d. ; beano, 14, at 474. COALS.—LOWDON, JCSE 24.—Buddle's West Hartley, les. 3d.; Holywell, lea.; Howard's West Hartley, 154 3d.; Lambert's West Hartley, lis. 9.1.; Sharlsto• Main Hartley, ids .• Tankld Moor, 13s. 9.14 Tanfiold Moor Batas, 13s. 9d.; Ward's West Hartley, 14a. 3d. ; Whltrldge Hartley, 150.; Wylam, 17a.; Walla End Haman, les.; Walls End Hatton, les.; Walls End Hatton Lyon', les. 6d.; Walls End Kspier Orange, les. 9d. ; Walls End Rusarl's Hatton, les. ed.; Walls Had South Hatton, 17a. 9d. ; Walls Rod Berson, 15..; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. ed. •; Walls End Haugh Hall, les.; Walls End Bello., 17a.; Walls End South Keller, 17a.; Walla End West Hatton, 15s. 6d.; Walls End South Durham, 15s. ed.; Powell's Darya Steam, 21s. Ships at market, 62; sold, 47. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MIME lha. Mu , TOW. 7 . tibl. LLIIIIATIL 411 Pia OINCON illsadisa. 1.169. CM West sm il er JUJU 17 A i li A litrLantern Junction-. are io Wayr ~„ :el ssr la 193 SII 0. 1 ,:th .... . ""n = t ; Lc 19. 1721 6.ir s - L: 0 :71 L1. ,t 4 7 1 11.191 • Increase of ta.nver traffic cawed by ascend eke:lons find Whit suall.id excurtioulstß. SHIPPING IIvTELLIGENCE OASCALTY. Daumlse, of 8011. Captrun Dodo +, for Croostadt.rprum a lost 00 tb 111 Jun& red rounderod the foll,orlng serum', in lot. 5•; Wk. Z.; new osvor:.—Dondos. loos 21. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alt* (British slip), from Bombay for London, all well, lase le. Aar. lone, from Callao far Loudon, Jaw 14, lot 41 14 14, los SS If W. Calroamm, from London for Wag Kong, Apri I Ilk Id le 0. Loa II W. Eserldor, from Coclila for London, hum IS. la& 41 41 14, lon 14 40 W. Ellis Slowest. tam lianbay for Loadou 114 days, Jute 11, lot 1114 N. Ice SO dill , . . . . Luise (barque). from Leith for Adelaide, oat Odor, thy 0, 'At le .11 11, he Li SO W. F.yinCloset. from Bombay. 'use 4. off Rt. Haft.. CiurtrodeqtdeL from Calcutta for Loudon $3 days, thy 9, Lt 1 10 N, 01100,111 WtlLLuti has Itargoola tar Fates:nth 115 Similar 13, lat 45 Se N, Is 211 1411. ban H. &starers (Alt from I.lrerpooi for mks, oat 71 a m . Kay 10,1 at IS 01111,1 ea IS W. Swore* Corsairs (ship), from boarbas for Liverpool, Mar SO, lat 10 Sr 04, los 24110 Jane Stu.; (Irscque), tram Colombo for Condor, Jaw 11, lat 39 42 N, Inn 10 33 W, Harebstreba IV., from Tco-eboo foo for Loudon Se dap, Joss 10, tar 39 24 X, iota iio W. Lord fior:eigla (Alp), from C3:embn for London IN days, Jane 15. Lord Pals...rotes. Irma Grissock for Maarinna, Kay 12, tat 9103 S. !es 1837 W. Lan memoir (Alp), May 12, lat 2 4 S. lon 3 2 W. ar Marget (barque), from Waldo for Port Fbillip, calling at Parana. Sou fur rowan, May 21, lat f (4, los 23 W. Potentate. May 13, lat 14 208, too 27 3) W. P. soot (barque). from Landes for Sydney. May 3, lat 13 34 3, lon 31 6 W. Pruners Guatemala. from Bomb tr. c R The Cape. Racer (brit, trans Algae nay fur L oad mt 7 days, Jane 1, los 39 43 N. lon 43 14 W. Itaile!troco Nes Zealand for London 30 days, lane IS, lat 1S 32 N. ion 52 57 W. Ilmanre (125mhar6 haulm). Mathiroon, from Donde. for Malbanrne 76 days, April Mk 'at IS 44 8, lon 53 55 W. &nada (barque) tro♦ Colombo for London 108 days, Jun.l6,lat 4424 8 coI 50 au W. Stutiorhanns (haNns), from Auckland for Falmouth, him 16, Sat 43 N, ton 34 7 W. Setern (ship) from Portland Bay, May 2 5 , lot 3 :0 N. Sr. 30 16 W. Shepherd.t. (barque). from London for AI. by, Out 60 days, May 4,lat II 16 6. lon Si IS W. lloddlegton, from Ceylon fm London. Jane 9,lst 3$ 28 N. lon . . 0!1 W. V4/407 (Ncglislo ship), from Moulmein. loco 4.1.116 N. lois 39 W. Whits Star takial, from Liverpool for Melbourne. Apro 30, lot 1914 11, lea 31 11 W. HR. H. H. GURNEY AND Tiff RAGGED SCIIOOL TEACHERII.—Thus hundr‘d and thirty of the voluntary ragged school teachers of the schools in the remote east of London were invited a short time since by Mr. H. B. Gurney to spend a day with him, at his superb residence, Nutfield Priory, near litigate. It is not therefore eor prising that nearly the whole of the members should have availed themselves of the generous offer, and on Tuesday lest preceded by special trans from London-bridge to the some of their anticipated festivity. It is nearly two pan sham a similar number of teachers from the schools I. Spita flolde and &third-green eejoyed the same kind of hospitality, when, as now, every thing that could contribute to the en 4cryment of the party was anticipated, and all seemed to enter Into the various sports and amusements heartily. Dinner was serrod at two o'clock under a spacious teat trec'ed for the occasion, and judging from the quan'ity of viands which shernehly came and disappeared from the long rows of tablet, fall jttotice was done by the keenest .ppetites to the bountiful suptly of provisions. Dinner over, and a few speeches appropriate to the cocarion, the party adjourned to the spacious grounds and alter tea returned by the same psis (which had also been provide, for them), highly pleased with the hospitably they had enjoyed. A cordial vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Gurney toe their general interest in the fluxed sthoole if the cast of London was carried with great applause. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARNAly!—Jner Canonburplano, li imam the wife of W. T. . BIALE—..I .g ene U. at etrandoe'ourr park, Willesden, the wife of W. L. Ins:e. of • thught. r. Arkiltoomte.rlltsa. Croydon. the wife of I. Bell. .. . 1;17of-a-aua.. BLNJ•MIN.--dtatt n, at liczat .trott, )Ira B. Brahmin, of danclkt.r. OL tltic-o•;(.—?_tme at Morolnataa-road, tba Eft of mr. T. cia • HOUNRYLI..—Joao 21, et UMIAK. Demi. the •ire of H. H Houo tlLtip,otatx MARRIAGES. ANDREW-11.11W LT.—Jnee 23 at the church of Pt. P.l.h Rehr poet. lellostos, by the Ws. 11.er) I wt. II A.. the Res. Charles fe.A of IFlentsworth. l'utehtre. on Mar, Neaten. Nowt &nattier of UP late beam' Harem het Dorchester. Donee. Jab; Itl2l-31hLL —Jose :3. at Walent Cloud% Bath. by the Etaa Jostle. Canes of Llasdaa mad Hector of Doestals. ITtimonma. shlr.., the father of the bride:roam esietel by the Ron. E.lonewl Nay. Rester of Pt Osorees. etamford, the Its,. liras Anted Jeatta, N. •.. of Calm e...lkte, thetbehlre. to Itennettt, 61. d 1 huhter of W We Rae. Peer Hall, Ceche of Illlstoa wet Brignlester. W DEATHS. J Ili , 18.—Josa M. at Tuabrtdeemtila. J. Julia, 6y,, aged 3e. LORD.—Jam Z. at Orcatfteld Rouse, Funtrortkletatatatt.J. Lord. NM , . awl IL LOYNOSAFT.—Just Am, a gra of W. Lotemft, Ike.. of Uppie aspios. atakf lULLEY.—Juno 20, Ano, mire of Mr. I. Malley, of bury Of. Edmunds, aged N. OW VN —Jon. V, atWe) mouth. Arthur Auer, 1.111 of H. o.w• Esq., of the Imam Temple, axed Id. PLW Plaithelt, agedß. .4 ITT.—Jsmeo 1% 1 . at Wilton Lod" Hammersmith, Ut.