The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-05 00:00:00

ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. COWES, THOWIDAT EVISING. Tbe race for the Royal Yacht Squadron prizes of WO seisms for the first veinal sad 25 guiewei for the mooed, whist was so well began yesterday morales, was continued meta about mid-day, when the sun's rays, to use a nautical flancription, " burnt up she bream" Lod it pox aLerwards beams lighter, until at last it died away almost toe perfect 11111111. The owners of some of the yachts early in the after- Mal struck their flags and gave up all further share in MO coolest. The vessels that cootieued were the ♦sow, the Mosquito, the; Alerts, and the Volante, and when awl were returning for the second time from the Warner right against a strong flood tido they were compelled to keep is to the north shore war Anglesey, whore they became for a time nearly stationary, but the Arrow then loathes got a tle breeze in the Southampton water when abreast of the Calabot light, and she made what little way she could towards the lifebuoy. Here what little breeze there was became extinct, and the Arrow often lay motionless for Wand minutes. The Mosquito, excellently handled, now greased to era wl along, and she was evidently making way ■pee the leading vessel. About the same distance from the Arrow and the Mosquito separated alternately the Alorte sad the Volaute. Here commenced the real difficulties et the race, the tide was flowing strong against Um, with ocarcely a breath of wind to move them. A series of short tacks ware resorted to, but they were of little use, and as the time limited by the regula tion fur races to close was rapidly approaching an madam was generally formed that all that had been done that day weld go for nothing, and that the prize would have to be maned for again, which proved to be correct. While the Anew wee sleuggliegoe the Mosquito, being slighter vessel, kept overhauling her, sod when they rounded the wasters smirk vessel the Mosquito had a lead of a minute, but soon afterwards the hour of nine arrived, the gun wee find, sad there was an cal of the mutest. Had there been about ten minutes longer there is no doubt the Mosquito weuld have bad the prize, for the Arrow would have had to allow her about 15 minutes for difference of tonnage, men bad she come in first. The nice will have to be mailed for on another day. Lest night the annual regatta dieser took place at the loyal Yacht Squadron Castle; Commodore the Right Hon, Mho Earl of Wilton presided; the vice -commodore, the Marquis of Conyngbam, occupied the vice -chair, and there ware peewit the Prince of Lebanese, Lord Rome, Coin. mailer James Simpson, Lieutenant F. W. Choctaw* R.N., lisatereuit Lord Charles Scott, Captain J. IL Dickson, Sir J. Bayley, Bert., Lieutenant-Colima Baring, Centrum • Lieutenant-Cobol Markham, &a The race for to-day was for her Majesty's Cup, by wisocinens and yawls of the Royal Yacht Squadron. A Jlsdisp 1100. Tile following were the entries : Tow. °woofs. Tarifa l3l liorl of Rome .... horizontal any l2l F. K. Dumas, Seq. .... B hite,hiack arrow ilrenlise Viktor 142 .7. Jones, Fog Black Atlas 214 C. Thelluaeon, Esq. .... Bine and yellow chequered Albert We.— 114 Lord loodesborough.... Bed si.is ow aroma Use border white Infrepld Venial Is this nos, the Aliso being the largest vowel, allows Mania 12 minutes ; Albertise, 17 ; Viking, 20 ; Vestal, 20; filmy, 27 ; Ijraulioe, 33 ; and Intrepid, 37. The others will allow time in amordanee with their tonnage. At half-past ton the preparatory gun was fired, the start. Ing one in fire minutes afterwerda The wind was a nice breeze, W.N. W., and the muse to the eastward. The Abodes., first canted round, the Titania next, Mediae third, Vestal fourth, and the Alberti*. fifth. At the time et being Ant out by the land the Thaaia was the leading veneel, but she did not maintain it long. The Albertine, Lam her superior spread of canvas, soon took the fint place, the Aline becoming second, the Viking third, and the In trepid fourth, the Titania, Urraline, sad Vestal kinglet up the lee. In this mine they eastineed to the Warner light, which was rounded as follow" : A Martine (king Intrepid.. Titania .. Ursullna IL IL L 12 12 • If 12 • 12 12 se U 10 • 12 U 10 12 33 0 On the return to Cowes no portion/or change took place wit► the azmptioa of the Titania overhaultag the Vestal, Laving her the last vessel but am, the last being the Unti l/as. Oa the oomph/Woe of t►e first toned at Cowes Castle the following was the time taken of their relative positions : e. 12. O. ... 2 IS 0 ... 2 16 16 ... 2 22 0 ... 2 TT 0 2 SS 30 2 60 30 2 57 0 Albertioe Aline In= Umlaut, They they started on the course for the mead round, bet time will not permit giving the result. At 4.30 the Martine was so fir slued that than can be no doubt she erill have the prise. To-day was appointed for the dowse Town Regatta, mud Ike programme embraces a large number of prisms, which mar fa,l to attract numerous visitor. The town is there fore crowded, and the weather all that could be dedred. 'Am occasion is observed in other reaped' as a complete kiddy ; shops were domed at raid-day, and the regatta i s the adz thing talked of. At about 10 o'clock ia the aiming the numerous fleet of yachts lying is the roads were dried in colours from stem to eters, mid there are hon ied@ of boats crowded with people, risotto a less double ihms. The spode consist at noes by shimmied yeah* boats, swim boats, mulling unties, dock hunts, &a, but the min of them must be deemed uatil te-monew. At quarter to 5 the Fairy carve front Osborne, and nniared fn the toed; having as beard the Primo and Primesee of Wales, end a nand's: of the visitors to the 4.eeo• This erode: a grand display of fireworks by Mr. Pain, of Walworth. will take place oo the parade and es the water, embracing some very beentifuldevioes ; midst o'clock, on a gives aipal, the whole Beet of yachts lying Una u well es her Majtety'a yacht Victoria and Albert, mei her Majesty's skip Irresistible, will be illuminated with port fine, Roman candle', he.; sod there is no doubt it will be is. of the meet brilliant displays seen on these waters for airy years past. BRIGHTON RACE CLUB MEETING. THURSDAY. Although the penal attendaace was not nearly so large ea oa the Cup day, the Brighton Club muds( attracted en average usemblage, the opposite side of tbe course being able to boast of several &abatable-looking drags." The card contained ten races, and though the tetras wore however on a limited scale the fields were much better thaa was RESTORATION OF Tug MANCHINTILIt CATHEDRAL.— expected. The Two-year-old Plate, which brought out nine ne toe old historical church of Manchester, now celled the out of the ten coloured on the cud, resulted in the of thou AMllloodrAl, has for some year* bees undergoing a process of unfortunate "scenes" so detrimental to the interests of the New oration, sod yesterday the ceremony of laying she turf. Anti-Macusar's »tuns into the Nickolas was the ferandatiocestone of the new tower (to be erected on the site rimed for loud noises of disapprobstioo ; and eo gamed ed the old one) use performed by the Bishop of Manchester. was the opinion that Fred. Adams bad not exerted himself at ceremony was preceded by • service in the church, at th e Mash of the nos, that the wader was that the stewards, which the Rev. J. Troutbeck, ILA., or canon, sang the wader whose very MOM the alleged " pull" to o k plus, did Litany. His Gram th e Lord Archbishop of York preached I not take official recognition of the performaeos. The a lbs sermon. There was • very full sad crowded magma- =iodic of the racing scarcely cells for any cominest beyond lien, and after the cerenviey of laying the stow • luisabooe what will be found in the subjoined details of the reindag was given at the Palatine Hotel, which was attended by the I Tea SECOND YEAR or ma MTH BRIGHTON CLUB dignitaries of the church and most of the leading gentlemen BIENNIAL STALER of 10 movs, each, with 50 added, fee 3-yr. preeest at the ceremony. The collegiate church of ban- olds ; colt., tel 10th ; fillies, dot 71b ; whams extra, and cheater, as it wee called op to the tooodatios of the see of certain ahjunnem Bristol oils (( 41 m ho Mumbester. was erected by Themes de la Warm. who brume • Lord Uxbridge'. Durham, by Inetbion—lady Louisa, tutor of Manchester in 13e12, and dating so far beck there test 4lb 'lncluding alb extra' 'J Goatee; 1 ere natuiaLly many interesting historial association. cos- her. Pajas'aGtoilt ISX llb Ind Sib extra) 111. Orimshew; 2 mated with it. So early as 1399 the college bad • war. Betting ::1 to los Durham, who waited to within 81ty dm, e i ght fellows, four c l er k s , and n i x nhornm,., attached yards of the winning post, when be mine to the front, and to it, who ware styled " the Guild, or company, of the WOO by • length. Blessed Virgin in Manchester ." Among the wardeu have Tax CLARET ESTAIEB of 5 NOVw each, with 100 added ; lsees some me. o f celebrity, as o wn , c o ny,. w h o, InZbeffl extra. T. Y.C. (throrquarters of a mile). het opponent of the Reformation, is said to have refused to Admiral i Roue us Nebula, Longbow—Meteors, 4 yrs, ut fl o b t .locl. ell p b extra' askisowledge Henry VIII. en the bead of the church. It Trumps, { yea, la m lath (11r. M. was during him wanieesbip that savant priests is Lancashi r e Wombwell) I were hangel for their violent oppoeition to the King's meal ford Westmorland's Deception, 4 yrs, lOW 4lb (Mr. sores, and that the church was erected by statute into one Ydwardal et the mean plasm of sanctuary for malefactors. Amongst The following also ran: Bertha, Humphrey, ROOIZIN, Ace of ether celebrated men who became wardens were Dr. Chad- Harts, and suubemu• death, Dr. Dee (accused of necromancy, and who Betting 6to 5 apt Bertha. 4to 1 apt Deception, Bto 1 at see time supposed be bad discovered an elixir apt Nasals, and 9to 1 apt Trumps. Nebula wee dre* off, bavieg lb. mu ., o f t ransmu ti ng mi t o i s i and Dr. but the running was quickly taken op by Bertha, who was lieyrick. The col leg e was dissolved by teiward VL attended by Nebula, Deception lying third, Humphrey In 1550 John Bradford, a protege of Ridley's, poaching in fourth, and Saran= last. At the distance Bertha gave Savour of the Reformation at Manchester, was brought to way, and Trawl., who had been ones in the froet rank and th e min and went Th e co ll ege was restored by Q um , thee fell back, joined Nebula and Deception, the latter of stiplath, to train the youth of Lsocershire sad 'stood whom overhauled the Marquis of Heating.' h orse opposite protestentisru, and in the church were uttered some of the lb° Blind, bu t caught Nebula, who won by a length sea violent philippics of that reign against Popery. Soot. and a half. Trump. Ithisbed half a length in fruit of essusants triad at Lancaster in that reign were brought to Deu•Pliou• Rai , " was fourth, Bertha Bfot , and the other limthester sod hanged, and their heads were expos e d on th e three were beaten off. An objectioe against the wham 'matt of the collegiate church. Dr. Murray. one of the havinteri"d the s t a rter . butt" reaching th e P unt ." mamisee, is said to bare preached before James I. when he otiwnh • mode • royal progress through Lascashire, taking for his A PLAT! of tun MM., added to s sweepstakes of 5 moot text the words 'I am not uhamed of the Gospel," and his each, for 2-yr-olds ; volt tel 71b ; allies, Bst 411 a ; winners 311=y is said afterwards to have rebuked him, aeyl eg . extra and maiden alloweaces. T.Y.C. (three ,slew. al art Dot ashamed of the Goa*, but by -- the s voila) Csepel of Christ may be ashamed of thee!" The work of Mr. J. Morris's Nublibe " 4 by Igeuhain—Types . 8", Isillialration of this line old building has been curled on ,= " lr i t ee t" oec zi t Aug., gm alb Ad a) I wiliest the necesity of closing the edifice, principally by Leig - tgestasorMend's Auditor, get 1171) Ono. alb extra' Ilea ontecriptioss of pariabioure who have rallied more than ; Kauai 11,010 f. for that purpose, besides wady 5,000 f. toward. The following oleo run:—Luestlim, Sante Salaam, Mater to saarwing the tower, the foundation saes of which was laid, Nidnelmta. caestoo. C.Dubt. aw l salishatea maim stated, yesterday. 1 Betting : Erse on Nudism, 4to 1 wet Aatimiesumr, Tie Albertan' won by 16 minutes. The Prince and Aims of Wales witnessed Cowes town regatta until newly arm o'closk. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SEOOND OCTOBER _ ILESTIN6._ _ _ _ Eames rue res Cnaarmerrrc a Orman_ (free Haltsslol4 of 12 eon. each, 15 ft, with 200 added. Ceearewitch Cowes (2 miles 2 furlongs 25 yards) ; 215 retries ; weights to be published on Thursday. dept. 8, sad acceptances to be swelled on or before Tuesday, AV 8= 13, at Door. Asteroid • 6 = Bta g 6 Edward the ConAP % catherbow .... 4 llerr, IN ife _. S Sir UP , 3 liabion 4 Noche luntato 3 Loam II Mei Dadaism .. 3 c byrlizzo.etto _ Outlaw . 3 Lessors b tide.' --- I Man=Ws Chimed= Woman 6 Evidias 3 Daughter S BistbdeAd 4 Giant 3 Magnum &mum— 6 8011/400 Iby Newsdealer Beverley —Ledyllawtborn 3 lAmosine ' 6 Newmarket 4 /Lehner= II Bel Demonle .... 3 cby Oramenor— Copenhagen 3 Mehemet= .... 11 ANtemittne'sdent 3 machanning ble S Ned° 3 81=lon 3 'Agatha Black Deer C04444/111All .... 3 =wander 4 Blair Athel 3 Orphelln Straddle Jarnieoton Fhbasder 4 Brick 6 lloldsra Pledge.... 4 Commis-ca Outlives Sewn= 3 Haney : irtz:k 4 Benjamin 6 Blatorlui Beam.. .... 3 JohnnyAnnstrong 6 Irish Matesmaa 4 Usbrlelletrlatress 6 IMMO 0 Lord Berbigh.... 6 Akklartt Dastard - am.Allre .. 6 }Agatha 4 Peon Aunt Judy Vermouth ... _ . . La Tonctinte .... 4 Mazda 6 —lilit676e6dan 6 ti harariger Major Blackdown Greenland Accident Planet Young Read ._ 3 Emblematic 6 •Mrs. tkaserville 4 fby Seawater— Maestri' 4 Cripple _..—. 5 Lady Frances .. 4 King or Oats Roly Poly 4 flask in therm.. a wird hange 4 Bedsi klarisquin MI% 3 r des, Guerilla II Brewer a Lord Jatiand .... 3 Piero 3 Maria 'Scurvy . 6 Oriardemen 3 Alabama S Wardroom S The tbunt li:chaired Suspicion 3 !ad/ arida 3 Began 4 Bayonet loco lialtolll 3 Oldminatar Barr-Medan 4 Hymethas Iphigenia 3 Belornock Much and G 0.... 4 bby Stockwell— Gratitude 4 Quarantine heaver Harlington 6 'Kn. Somerville . 4 Palrwater 4 Paris 3 Names 4 Lacs 3 Idler Charade& 3 Columbia 4 Spitfire Kitty. ... 4 Myrtle liansonette Surocierside 4 ?Waimea, 4 lama Wallas.... II Retainer Lady of Compliant 3 Despair 6 Alm 3 Welcome S Tommy loose . S Cosiandrani.... . 4 —_. . .. _____ • . —...._ ... • White Pk and g. Milo Early Purl Barkforsard .... 3 Forester Swamis Myrulue Castle leple .... $ Cathedral 3 booze Canso.... 6 The Knave Coda .. . • This mare is Wend swim. Agatiu is entered swim, as a threiryr-old and a fogr-bold. HOUGHTON KBETING. liorcrAnows FOB ma CAmiamoosossa fiffmcos, of 25 pm. each, 10ft, out sif &dared, with 100 added. Cam bridgeshire C 0.,.,. 11 mak SOO yards.) (223 subs.) eights to be &Auld at tho mow Wu to Ur Corm witch. I - 4 S• Aga AP Columba 4 Cade Napa .... 8 =tw o 3 Weatherbow .... 4 Tod-Toot 3 Cary toll= .... 3 The Knave W Bayard len 3 Mr s Sagem .... 3 ' Gal BMW Chocolate 3 Olskillana 4 llaisibirt Tomato $ Mallimgama 5 1616616, Evelina.... ........ Holden Drep . 6 The CANN. The (Haat 3 Jonathan Cannot 3 1•4441•4 Iby /combater— Calker On S Ban 3 Lady Hawthorn 3 Illar Athol 3 Pull I Ackworth 1 Borealis Copenhagen 3 may Breeathnot 5 Miner Agatha . Orphellit .... ..... 4 Golden Pledge .. 4 Prince Arthur. 3 Somas, II Omeu Ylibusthr Vivid • Adventurer 6 Isamu 4 Camas -es 3 The Tartar Antlnous Gabrielle &Meer 6 Baldwin Queen of Crystal.. 3 At ari, 3Ma Way 4 Affidavit Peon 3 'dem 3 Blithileid Dormouse 3 Morocco Vermouth Colonnade a indium La Toque Greenand Accident Major Mountain Plower 4 bby egockwell— Monk a , 'rage 1 Planet Aback 3 Bradamana .... 3 Omaha& 4 Llangolien 3 themander Privateer 3 Gomm 0 Smoulder Onerdla Alabama 4 V 2 24 r 4 Sarchatoroetar .. 4 Faroe II Durham 3 Historien : 11=na 3 eadeaa 4 JohnnyAreastrong 6 Madre& Vabaldiens 3I by Voltage= Abu '— _.— . 3 Ethelred Suspidas 3 Catch:ess-Alive .. 6 Mutsu 3 Claxton 3 Mourns 4 Dude X. 4 Barehettina 4 Mall Train Ton& aid 04.... 4 The OUlle a Zaap Brew 3 Brother to Rabid 3 Ms Ikeda 3 Quarantine Connemara 3 King George .... 3 Beatrice Cozad a Quetta flpai• II Carlabrook harthigtom 5 Principal 6 Held Due Peas 3 Hollyfox Idler Maratha 3 Mountala Beak .. 4 liabometan 3 Myrtle • Inhume 6 Tha Slagged _ . 3 Canamette a Umpire a *lira honearvillki 4 Peignoir Aurelian Birch Brooms .... 3 Outdoes's 3 Er Bouquet .... 3 Marigold Madcap fammerside .... 6 Raglan Merry Hart a Harcourt 3 Nast lameaskire .. 4 Ed tego-Bragh.... 4 Wham I Little Stag Tattoo Signalman Early Putt Old Orange ON .. 4 Watford Harktorward .... 3 Lisa War Dance " t ie ite 'town Niewchurek 4 lawyer 3 Coatis Hill 'This we Is entered twice. sad that Ise la Ike mu ne name. TEE EIPRESS, 8 to 1 apt Auditor, and 10 to 1 apt Sister to Signalman. Nekohma made play throughout, and wan by a impli aad • bail. Three parts of • length sopanted the mooed end third. Sister to Signalman was • bad fourth, Sante Mimeo fifth, and Cawsion lost. On returning to the enakoure F. Adonis, the Orr of Aatimesamemr, was bind sad booed, an *mon Wag provoke% that the hems could haw won. One influential bookmaker offered to nu match and back Antintaammar (if the hone could be bor rowed) an the same terms for a thousand pounds opt Nuirobeva. THE BRIGHTON CLUB STAIESI of 10 OOTI., bft (Han dimp), with 100 added; winners extra. New course (a miie mod • loin Mr. Goo. &Pet Captain Crow by General Wlllloars Vert Vert, 6 yrs, lOst 61b (Mr. W. PeW) 1 Admiral Ross us Nebula, t yn, lOst HU ;las 61b est) (Mr. Edwerds) 2 Marquis of Reitlnes Trumps, 6 ps, 10et alb (Mr. Wombwell; 3 Betting : 6 to 4 opt Captain Crow, sad I to 1 apt malt of the others. Captain Crow made play with a 110o.jng lead, and woe by a ample of lengths. Tromps was •bid third. THE FIRST YEAR OF THE MTH BERMITON CLUB of 10 move. mob, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Set 101 b ; Ulm, Bst 71b ; peoaltiss and alkwanees. T.Y.C. (three. quartiles of • mile). (14 Dabs. Count T. de leorrsands Le Ilatidarla by Monotone— lioubas Mt 110 Ono Pb eat) (Edwards) 1 Mr. Johrpoe's Tatham, pit 101 b (A. Odin. hew, 2 Lord St. VlmenVe runny, Sit TD (T. Prawn) S Roulette and MIRA rho ?as. : 7 to 4 so L. blander* 4 le 1 semi Kit phira,lo and 100 1 1144 0 1 75 Misled other. OOP made y, fol lowed by Elthani an spa . d Le Saw lying last to the foot at the hill, wbere Ls Mandarin teen wp the leaning and woe by • leoph. A peak separated the mooed hod third. The rest been oft . - Tss 82133011 CLOD Puas of 50 son., for 2 sad 3•n olds : man and nine anowsams. Ld 11233 WM. Mr. Muadra ?mum by Manymo—Mard. 1 yes OM). est 21b (J. Orionhawj 1 Mr. M. D 2 Y I I a by Miligea. dam by ?mina the riot oat of Palmyra. 2yn (MX ). 7st 111 (8. Adana) 2 Mr. Modgmsn's Virabow. 2 yrs (1•14,1121 Mb 4b) (Morns) 3 _ . . Turk and ?limit alio tan. Bettiog : Ewell on Faany , 100 t:3O 7 Virtsous , sad ; 4 11 sto 1 apt Planet. After two or three " breaks away" Panay jumped o ff is frost. made all tho numbs, ad woa by a length sad • half. A similar distance smutted ths mooed sod third. ma winner was bought ia for 13001mmak ' sad tbe Mamas colt was claimed by Mr. Hodpasa. A PLAT! of 60 eon., for 3-yr.eids mad Rewards ; wiener to be mold for 400 move. Ose mih Mr. Amiley's Oventone, by Grosvenor—lady Harriett. 4 yrs. 10st 10lb (Mr. Idwards) 1 lord Uxbridge's The Tyke, 2 yrs, list lelb (Mr. W. HMS) riaelbag : 11 to 10 os The Tyke, who led to the hmlf dis- Lwhere Ovorstimie cams away ad ma easily by two a There was b 0 bid for the winos". A Swam/Jugs al 5 eon. each, with 100 'dad, for all wee ; mr.lling aad othercallawaaor. T.Y.O. (thresquartiin of a mile). Mr. Jobason's Antidote, lryLlopke—Amalie. 4 yrs (lOW Oat 9lb Lord Westatorlands Niter, 3 yes (120 t), art Mb (Morpn) Mr. W. Day's Sister to Signalman. 3 yre (1004jOst Modem 3 The following also ran :—Betrideer, Denmecne , inruilo, and Chelmsford. BeidekW; 3to 1 apt Antidote. 100 to 30 apt Cram, 4 to 1 apt Cbalmedord. 5 to 1 cis Dampens, and 100 to 15 aid Ewan Antidote trade all the naming and was by aix lentils. Sister to flipalema getting tbird as antierenee fromelleisdeer,Damasees and Taralloodielerere fear*, fif , and sixth ; Chelmsford was last tbrongtiont. The winner was bwerbt by Mr. Jackson for 340 gels.... A Puri of 100 sovs. far 3-yr-olds and twined.. The whiny/rto be sold for 120 nova T.Y.C. (three citation of a mils.) Lord Wootroorturto Voingfor, by 840 dbwil 1 -Extew7. 4 TM noi bib floater, I Mr. Crayon's IJangolloo. 711 igot (Morgon) I Mr. W. 13'1111 named r.thosad. S yre 7.0 10Ib (Hibbard) I TY following oho row : eby Videttei—ltisnoobty, and WM- Betting 2to 1 apt Volupas, 5 to 1 eget Bo= and 100 to 14 apt Whekhake. The YAW and made play to ids Pietism wham Wbeldrake droV wli ke: and Briekbound was joined by Vokaptas and Lord Westmorland's :NW coming on the ontsido wen cleverly at last by a length. A similar digests*. eeparated the aseend and third. Ti. Glemodity colt was beaten oe. The winner was Dot sold. . . A Pura OF Wert., foe beers hones (Zer-olds ex d. ). Gentleman ridges. T.Y.O. (Ihretegoarten of a Lord Uxbridge's Irythls, by Hesperes—lVlres, 4 yrs, 2lb (Capteta Male) I Captain Coveotrrs Delemess, e yrs, Met (Mr. W. Berth) 2 Mr. The lass's f‘by the Cure—Osate Putl.t. 3 yn. put (Inc. dib extra) (foram) 3 The followlai also ran :—.ltost e = Sere. esertesak weatems.s., Aunt Judy, and Con( Betting : 3to 1 opt Jane fame, 9 to 2 apt Ronne, 5 to 1 apZr 100 le 15 ear apt Decorous and the Gum Pallet. 7 to 1 apt Weareeeen, sad 18 to 1 each opt Confederalist and Art Judy. The 011=11 Pout geld ing mode play, followed by Jame Bhont, Aunt Judy, AMY CMS. and .Akt to the dream,. whir the hair took up the running end stop by • lite and a half ; a irk be tween seeped aid Hurd. &wham woe fourth, and Roars fifth. Bcornon Cluir.—This bone wee struck out of the Bt. Lava st 9 a.m., August 3. Hokum has bees struck out of re Lewes Nursery Handicap. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OF LONDON. First M.B. Examination. —Filet Division : Francis Balsams, St. Bartholomew's Hespial ; SMOess Woottom Bushell, Guy's Hospital ; Thomas (Jul., St. Bar thiskosow's HoOtal ; Hoary Gsessosy Ho Guy's ; Jona - Pearson Isaias, B A., Ualvenity • ; Ftedsrie Barham Naus, Ualversity Gel** ; Clarke William Philp* King's egis ; Thome Care aims, Et A., Klisen Colleen • George Christ opher =LS: &Mho's vont's Hospital ; John Burps W King's College. Samoa Division : Arthur Bayley Adams, Hatt! John Augustus Ball, Guy's Hospital ; Marcus University Collage ; Charles Sorrell, Kiss's College ; Other Wisdom Bony, C C arias Cross Hospital ; lowa Jobs IJaiversity Colliers ; Hoary Clabier, University =; Gongs Boar, Guy's Hospital ; Clarks Kelly, College ; Jobs Lloyd, Queen's Collage, Birmingham ; Chaska James Hardy Smith, University Callas* ; Clasp Owthwaite Smear, University Col as* ; Arthur Taylor, Gay's Hospital ; Thomas Pickard Warms, Guy's Hospital ; John Williams, Usivenity College. Exelodiag Maysielogy.—First MANION Jobe Peeress Hughes, Univenity Collets. Secoad Division : Henry Her- BirtirelL Bt. noose's Hospital; Jaen Augustus Michael Emma, University College; John %maser King's College; Ralph Gooding, RA., King's Cullers Jobs Grimes, Kiss's College ; Jobs Wickham Lew Usti vanity College ; George Haat Orton, St. Bartholomew's HospitaL Phonaop only.—Fist Division : Thomas Bobisses (Ryas, Bartiolosoew's Hospital; Hoary Charles Hil lard, Gay's Hospital ; Jolla Heyward Hoopoe, St. Thomas's Hospital; Arthur George Mickley, Guy's Hospital ; Blo ssom Fulham Tamer, Guy's Soapiest; Thomas Jamie Woodhouse, Bt. Thomas's Hospital. Secoad Division: William Hugh Alderney, Guy's Hospital ; Walter Assam Harvey, St. liartholcousw's H ; Arthur Trehern Norton, St. Mary's Hospital ; Chests Bead. University Colima NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALS; AM:IM 4. APPOLIITYVITS. Lisstooost—W. Osslunan, to tbo Inusistabis, servios is lb. Cosotessrd. B.b-Usatossatr-J. Imo•, to tits Geyser. N►nt Ostiot (sossisated)—A. Nast. PORI MOUTH, AUGUST 4. THe PRINCZ AND PR lie - NH Or WALLA— ear Royal Highnesses the Prism aid Princess of Wales will embark on board the yacht Victoria end Albert to-morrow, and proceed on a cruise in the Channel os fez as Torquer. Oa Tuesday evening last their Royal Highnesses were aster- Seised at dinner by the Prism aid Prisms' Leiniogen. Lord Charles Scott sad Dr. Minter, of the royal yacht, had the honour of receiving invitations. CHATHAM, Amur/ 4. The first bane of the new naval 100-pounder Nemeth-bore 61 guns have arrived from Uniroyal pn factory, end have been supplied to the iron-clad frigates HesmrcL, 4, and the Enterprise, 4, fitting for see. The gulags for the 100-pounder smooth-bon gun to be supplied the Achilles, 30, have also arrived from Woolwich. THE Nair HunteraT Acr.—Yesterday the act to amend the law on the snammensent of highways was Wowed. It °retains 53 meatless sad emend schedules. The present nest is to be ematreed with the act of 1862, and several pro visions in that set are repealed, and roweiderehle alteration meads as to the formation of highway bards and their management. The law has been altered in other rimpmta. Power is givee to Mop up a highway and to make • ise provemeets" in highways. An appeal is given to the porter seesiows as to the expenditure of highway boards and other matters. Farther the law is amended m to elnyieg cattle. The °weer in now liable to a hoe of 6e. and ermines. The right of pedurage Oa the Meat highways is still reserved for cattle. le on of the schedules are new regalatioem as to the management of highway boards and of other matters to carry oat the law ea the :moonset 'abject of highways. Haar eoier RAILWAY.—An extraordinary gene ral tweeting of this company was held yesterday at the Victoria station, for the purpose of the citation sad ben of the additional marry capital authorised by the act of 1884, sad for author-bag the directors to borrow ors martian the =loan t aathorieed by the arse act. Sir C. P. Reny occupied the chair. Th• Olkainsaa, la a few mrplawatory reesarks as to the peados of the line. mead that the sea of 120. .he raised by the ions el 12,930 nano of 101. each, such .Yens to be wahand to dividend with the atiotiwideforred ball sham A la the espial el the Mr. Rigadea arecaded the anion what was eta lb. Marren now moved that the ma 4 40.0004 be tined by debentures, whin ass air avoid in sad the usahlag lausioned with a tote of {backs to the chairman llNii, " lll'WusT 5, lisfi4s ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. ROME OlELATlT.—Gumprinko, Atratrer 4. (Ware Baas Martial awl Sposial Jarita.) Then .as 414111 apsaial Puy ISOM Aided as tie lot for tent yasianky. The 1114 was MOVILL V. MARSHALL. Mr. Bomil, Q.C. Leah, Q.C., sod Mr. Garth were far the nkintil; and Kr. Watkia Williams for the dr fewdent. This was another mai of the game desoriptiee se was die posed of oa Tuesday. the plaintiff bookies to ..force • pinata be has obtaissd for the manufacture of wheat into flour upon a greatly improved priociple. After the trial had proceeded to some leogth, it was aonouneed that an arrangement bed hese pose to botanist, the parties, mod a seminal verdict was therefore :steroid for tbs plaiatiff. It was understood, es in the former mess, that the defendant would take a limes to use the lunatics. The other special jury camas were then called on, but the whole of them were either referred or visaged in some other =DEW without the jury being called epos to return a verdict. MARLINS S. NArrna'a soya, CRTNIAL PALACZ awn 00101114 T (Lamm). Mr. Bova! sad Mr. Garth were for the plaintiff, and Sit G. Boeytnen for the defendants. Yr. BoTill said that the plaintiff had brought the present active spirt the defendants in oorequesee el a most grievous earn% sod outrage that was sinamittul mess him the hotel by the insane, sad some other panne ass- Dieted with the estahlishuvent. Ffe.ta staying sat gm. at the hotel, sad derig the slight - the seaSiger sad ices) other panne mitered his room and Is the meet 06114•111 =seer required him to leave, and h, immediefiely Yd them to account for their °Deduct by Wien the pent action. He, however, said sa the same time that be itheeld be satisfied if an apology was made, the manager diedmed, elate the sum of oar handled gruoese paid to s a to be named by him. The Daly explanation that to be given of the extraordinary conduct of the le was that during the night some of lb* rooms in the hotel bad been improperly entered by some parson or other, and the manager chose to suppose that the plaintiff was the pernos who had so steed, without the slightest ground for arriving at such a conclusion. The plaintiff woe a gentleman of wealth and reeportability. He resided in Cornwall, and bad filled the Gibes of high sheriff of that county, and was quite incapable of committing snob an sot as that which was impaled to him. The oompsay seemed at first to have resided the souks, sad they had put a plea upon the record, the sled ot which warn to allege that the plaintiff really had enticed the bedrooms oat the eight in question, and that they were notified in the omens they punned towards him upon the occasion in creadiee. It appeared, however, that they were sow prepare(' to exonerate him in the most unquelified mouser from having doe* anything of the sort, sad they had cemented to the original terms that were proposed by Hr. Hawkine—eamely, to pay the whole of his costa, to dies mim the manager, and to pay • bandied guinea' r damages. Mr. Hawkins did not desire to receive • sigh pinny, and the hundred guineas would be given to a charity, and be was sure the jury would be glad to beer that the would be beaded over to the Surrey County Hospita/ jury would, therefore, not be troubled any further with the matter, bat hi learned friend, air G. Hon yams, would merely addrem • few obnarvations to them on behalf of the defendants. Ba G. if — aquae said he wee instructed co behalf of her clients to express their regret . at what had marred. At the seam time he thought it right to my thateireamstaaces mourved oa this night white tey considered at the time juatified them is the course they panned • het upon inquiry Um were now perfectly estiaSed that there was not the slightest ground for supposing that the plalatif was the person who had acted in the meaner described. Ueda these cireameiencos he bad to ewes' the sincere regret of the defendants at what had takes pion, and to mate that from the inquiries they bad made they were metalled that the plaintiff was a gentleman of high honour and respectability, sad that them was no foundation whatever for the impala tine that had been mat upon him. The jury this reissued a verdict for the plaintiff, with 100 (Dimes damages, sad subject to the other term men timed by Mr. Bovill. (Before Justice Wm..) Charks Butler, 23, a respectable looking yousg man, was shined with uttering a forpd cheque for 101. 9n, with la test to defraud. and Mr. Poland cooducted the proeseution on Wolf of Bookers' Aarociatiou ; Mr. Kemp err massed for the damn". It appeared that the primmer carried oa kaisers as • baildar in • small way, sod that he had aadertaken to par form some week at Croydon Ile seemed to have beau =tfor roomy, sad at the end of May • carpenter seised he had dose some work for him, vise urging him for payment. Om Saturday, the 28th of May, this perms met Ms primmerrailway carriage going to Croydem, sad asked him for his mosey, sad be amid that he cooki maxim him say, bathe had got a (esquire( 101. 9a,which he might ham itb• plausd. May beak the &sem, alike pur ported to be 'M ud by • perms named W. Elms, and was made payable at the Blionditch branch of the London and Oosaty Bank, and it tamed out to be • forgery. The miseipal point of 'widgeon against the prisoaer was, that when it wag found that the cheque was of no value, he mad. a clumsy attempt to emote' his guilt by altering as postmark apes as sonkipe, and pretending that the ch had bola at to him as a portion of the amount ci:E that ha was going to have dmooustod. The jury retained a verdict of Guilty, sad the primar was seatemed I. four penal &snits& Tb following • jury camas will be la the list His (Friday) morning :—Nos. 13, 33, 41, 45,47, 57, 62, sad 61 Justice Will's will Mks all the ooramos jury ewe, oom anemias with No. 60, which is part heard. , WESTERN CIRCIIIT.—WaLa, Avouer 4. The criaminstoe for the comity of fioniereet was opened yesterday by Yr. Justice Bytes, and the business coax. mewed this morning. hie lordship presiding is the nisi tra.eourt y and Mr. Thome' Cheatham., Q C., the Common t, in the crown mart. The business is unusually light, there being ally 37 pitmen for trial, two of whom are charged with murder and one with massiangitter. Ia the civil side mom mums were entered for trial, five of which were disposed of this morning, and Yr. Jostles Dyke proceeded to try prisoners. Two special jury senses remain over for tomorrow. Caovclt Court.—(Bsfan tie Comm Saiseat.) THE EGLI= 01 NIL JOIMCIt Is charging the paid jury the Cameos Berjeaut (Wr Thos. Chambers. Q,C. ) said it would be improper to him to address to them the few oteeivatirms which be should deem it n to make to gentlemen of their great experience upoe the mess which would come Wore them Weed it would be impossible for him to do si without alluding to the very painful circumetaece which bed brought him down there, and had pre vested the eminent judge who should have beau there delivering the chary to them that day. He wen bat weak. fag In socordasiee with the silvers] belief sad opinion, when he stated that the loss el the services of Mr. Justice Wil liams was a very serious loss to the admiaistratkm of jar ties. All who know him, knew him to be professedly versed is the law which he had bees engaged It, se many years in edministerieg, and so man who had witnessed his sdai. nitration of the law could have (salad to observe hew assioesly solisitous he was to adatiatiter it so se to secure Its great reds sad objects. That he should have soddenly failed to coatisse in the peosecuLion of hie duties wee • matter of deep regret to germs l 7 would agree with him, as indeed the public 7 that they had angelica a great loss in being deprived id the smite of his valuable services, and though they would all be glad to leer of his restoration, he was very sorry to toll them that the latest account wen very, very unfavourable. The lammed Common flergeutt dna referred to two ewes of murder and one of manslaughter, and the trials proceeded, but there were nose calling for report. THE FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION AT MAJWATI. NUAILOATE, THI:II6DAT EVENING. ! The inquest on the body of Mrs. Lock, who was killed in the collars at this Beath Farm Railway BIM= here on Monday shammy es already reported, was ass , timid this afternoon. Mr. Freeland and Mr. Tome spin aMended for the company. and Mr. Delirium for the friends of Undimmed. Wm Poulacia, heed guard of the mail train to Margate. was ender examiestion when our report was despatchXl:l , right He stated that when be left Ashford he bad an node, guard named Marshall, whose duty it was to accompany the ' train to Margate. When the train arrived at BR Lewrome Marshall got oat, bat Wilielne did set knew where be went to. He did nos authorise Marshall to leave the train, nor bad they any quarrel. He did sot know until his snivel at Marge* where the collision occurred, that Marshall Wien the train, as Marshall's break vas was close to the mire sod his was in ' the rear. If he had boom that Marshall was not at his post, he (Meer) should not have brought the train to Margate with. out another guard. Os reeking the top of the iodise nineties dews to Margate, be applied his break at the anal Mo., end the break acted properly to the bent of his know ledge. He applied the Meek from his own experience of what he ought to do, as be did not receive the c".. motion from the driver till same time aftermds.. l.l Z could not account for the spied at which the came over the brow of the bill and down the incline. He mar re membered coming down the incline at such a rate before, sod he was milk to comesuaisate with thermise driver , because they were running with the tender in front. He found that the train slackened its speed very mock when they got upon the level running into the station. Hoary Marshall, the second gnarl of the mail train, was the next witness called. He said he joined the train at Ashford, by direction of Mr. Bowles, ismintor, who told ldro he would have to proceed to Baniogre with it. He did so, end on arriving et the St. LIWT111•011 ration he inked Mr. Darby, iespermat Raimgate. if he was to return by the mot train. which then stood at the platform. Mr. Darby gave him priniadoe, and be accordingly left By the train for Ashford. He did not see the kind guard of the Min at St. Lawrence, as a portico of the train was through the bridge. He did sot say anything to the head guard. On the pre. aloes Saturday, when be accompanied a train is the same way, Mr. Darby told him he might return from the loop lisen He did sot know whether Mr. Darby was swore be bad come from Ashford by the mall taus. He thought Xt. Derby would have oupplied his Moe for the journey to Margate. He Mold have considered his joarmy soled at Margate oven if Mr. Darby had not told him he might go hack. At the °occlusion of this witaises's wickets the inquest wee adjourned natal 2 o'clock this absences, whoa the first witness called was Bowles, inepector at the Ashford Statics, who de pend that on Monday he at a pad named Marshall with the mail train from AeLfold to Remote. It was nand when an extra guard was required to order him to go to Reenagate. not Margate, and when they arrived at Ramsgate they were nadir the adios of the inspector there. He did not expect that Mamba would go through to Margate. There was toots than the oemplement of carriages for owe guard, bat he had no control one the troth beyond Rams. William Barley, fireman, deposed that on Monday he was , the stoker of the mail train of which George Cook was the driver. The train left Raniapte at LbS p.m. It consisted of 12oarriagesiscludiag three break vain and a horserbox. They went at a modieste rate up the ascent, and when they got about 40 rode beyond the top Cook turned off the steam, a ✓enal. When they got to the second bridge Cook told wit ogee to apply the break, sad be did so as herd as be weld, but the seeder being in front d the maths . maid consi derably. When they got to the neat badge be tho it t the train wan goiagtho bat, and ho sounded the whistle r the guards to apply their breaks, bat still the speed of the train did not man to slacken. 211 e driver aeneded his whistle three or four times after that, before they got to Tivoli, but without effect. The train seemed to forth the throe quite down, se if there wee a want of break power behind. When they got a few yards pest Tivor.bridge the driver named the theism Fired* • collision meet take place, witness left the engine and wait into the break-van and applied the break then with all the faros be could, and having gamed the break does he jumped out to save hon ied. Directly afterwards he baud a smash. The shame was shot off two miles from the Margate satins, and there was no coomion to shut it of eadlee than they did. Hid more break power boss applied the oollisioe aught have been prevented. If Mathew had been reversed sooner it might have slackened the speed, bat he could not my that that would have prevented the incident. It was usual to have two gaud* with a troth of 12 cuiriops, bet he did not know whether they had one ow two. By Mr. Delmaiax—Re attributed the speed at which they approached the Margate statics to wait of bank power, bat be did not know whose ditty it was tomes that the Una had seamed break power. The driver ought to know the secant of break power required on his By Mr. Freeland—The train entered " rargate station at the rate of eight or UM mike as boar. He thought if the ardor guard had been at hie post, and applied the break at the proper time, the 0011116011 would not have happened. The inquiry hr sot yet terminated. THE HUMBER IRON WORKS COMPANY THE POLICE COURT& I[ANSION•BOCBE Two ill-looking esse,SThoge;i their names as Jahn Minas and Robert Forster, the former describing himself es • locksmith and the latter as • cooper, were brought before Mr. Alderman Bosley, who est for the Lord Mayor. charged with berzierimmly minim the dwelling house of Mr. Atehinsoo, No. 6, Ovetrutnisk sad stealing • direr watch sad gold Albert chant, two rings, two mart pins. • quantity of wearing append, sad other articles. The prosecutor is • salesman is Billingsgate market. and Immo for his business rather early in the more*. Yes terday morning he left horns at siz o'clock, leaving only his sister, • young girl about seventeen years of age, in the biome. About seven the barman of • public-house asst door noticed 141.41111 men loitering about opposite No. 6, George-street, end saw the prisoner Thomas, who was ow of them, knock twice at the door. No see auswered it, however, and be with the others walked away. A little before 8, the two prbioners and another man returned. Thomas put a latch key into the door and opened it, and be and the primmer Forster wort in, Forster staying behind to scrape his these. The wits', then suspecting that something was wrong, called the attention of a constable on duty, who sent for the amistanoe of soother constable, and stood at the door of the house, end had not been there many minutes before the door was opened, and the two prisoners walked oat, He seised both them, but they struggled se that he was obliged to let go of Thomas, who was, however, stopped by Back. 597, who mine up at the moment and secured biro. Faster was secured by polimooestable Brows, 554, who was the first epos the spot. The Flamer Thomas had a light overoost oe hi arm, and is his heed be bad a haodkarchisf, in whit& w ei e rs e ir mmed • eilver.plated cream ewer and sugar Maio. He very much, cad struck the °Moor with the bundle is the fact Printer bad a mat and • mire( Women, and In the passage, tied tap reedy for removal, were two other costa. When seerehed the prisoner Thomas had is hi pee. I assiow a silver watch and gold Albert chain, • deg, gad • acct pin. The whole of the property was ideetilied by Mr. li Alchimme as Delousing to him, sod the value put upos it wee sheet 254 It was Al safe that morning whoa be left the home. - 11; priieeent, who, whim esired if they had fumy gumtrees he se to thy wittiness, replied that they tumid plaid railty, were oommitted for Ilia. AND THE STOOK EXCHANGE. TO THI 'lnfos OF THE =PUFFS. Sts,—l very much fear that your remarks in this day's paper may lead your madam and the public gene rally to thhak that mediation sad noo-fulfilmeet of con tracts is as every-day ccourrews sawn the brokers au th e Stook Exchange. an of aeons to Wer Wastrel* re specting the Somber boa and Shipping Company (Limited), and think that it is may doe to us se a body that the names of all the parties implicated should be given in the public journals, We hare always felt justly proud of and amm able way in which an contracts fa ro carried oat, tried lately so broker would have dared to mediate a contract, either in or out of the Stock Exchange, upon such a mlee table plee as that his client " had left him to the leach." the new regulation lately paned by the Committee of the Stook Exchange boo in say way fended to reduce the asereactile morality of the preemt day I must Wive you to decide ; but I am sore that the haft of the members of the Stock Exchange gimerally is one oC deep regret that among that large and wealthy semuesity a merle broker ma be found who would endeavour to release himself of • ✓espoesibility which he bed entosed We for his client, eves though that client bad declioed to meet kin sots.— I am. he., A KER. Landau, Await 4. T8.A7110 IitATITRI(B. *Bee Per M. 17,644 72441 ILAILW4I3. WWI ending eye& emagere. ebmeMee. 110 a 4 4. UHL May a a greet Soatbern of la 21. dle 72 DM U 4 IDS MN Week ending July 21 Oreat Central*: UMW= 1,6011 4,114 5,648 Week ends*, lily U. Dublin Lad Meatle Week endlag July U. Ileottlsb North &PIM Week ending July 28. litladen lenetles. -I 124 173 802 186 e% ending July ft. North Lakes lOO6 26,057 38,690 133,686 17,347 Week ending July 81. Mut and County Dome MI 747 166 re WI Bristol and wissur me 11,3/1 2,11111 2,410 5,610 Kent Coed Leek.ilibetbasa. and Dever 722 7,028 1.126 2.200 6,372 11=.tea EL of Len., end Dover Mldlmed ~... 441 1t1.134/ 21,206 pale 116,603 :forth BM* 4W 451 i VIA WWI hellish PEW ___ UN 1 1. 1 !MIS Ml' 10 4 1.461 878 Lies t'ttlp INTIRSATIONAL DOTER. DOMPANT.—The fifth half-yearly meeting of the above Gamow was held yester day at the Hotel, Levidese•bridim tormiaus • Mr. Beam. wafter in the chair. Mr. Gearing, the secre tary, read the report, which stated that the gross receipts for the half/ear had bees 10,0251. 3s. 9d., and the expenditure 7 7e. Bd., leaving a profit of 2,8201. 16.. led., which with tbe arrant of 9741. 18s. 44., Waage fries let half ear, made a total of 3,7161.8.. 54. After dedaetisg 1,3611, Oa. 3d. far interest as debentures ad mortgagelass, this will Isom 23441. Re. St, eat of which the directors recommend a dividend at the rate et 41. per mat. per sasum, which will early over a be/Ana of 8141. 16.. 3d. to melt account. The amitosis, in meet's Ohs abilities of the re part trusted it would be satiefaetory to the share holders taseinueb se it showed an increase at beams; and receipts over the corresponding six months of the previous year. This bedews was sot of a spasmodic character, bet was steady. and promised to he 1 pensanest. He was booed to soy, however, that the bad arm of the hotel had been I. some way interfered with by the extrados of the South Eastern Railway to Charing. cross, but still not to the extent that might have bees anticipated. There were ninny MOODS for believing that the prospects of the hotel would shortly be more promisian than ever. Mr. Jones secceded the resolution. which was adopted. In reply to a shareholder the chairman saki the amount of the reserve feed we sow 3,0001. LONDON DISTRICT TILBORAPR COKPAITT.—ThR Ilth half•yearly meeting of this company was ha i t eirt terday at the *Moss, 90, OmmonetreekcOlty ; Mr. Taylor In the chair. Mr. Ciarboya, the einiretary, reed the escort, as abstract el which tee shady been pablishad. The chairman said the increase Is the boom* had been ea. Mangos and steady, while the eapeaditime was amsiderably demeaning. Loot Itelbyttse the &Urn had bees 7961., while for the peat six menthe it was only 801. This showed von ImiilifstMov7 WORMS. He concluded by moving the adeptioe of the report. The motion having been seemided was speed to, sad the misting concluded with a vote of thanks to the clubmen. (A7I Serkime Men t. I—HOLLOWAY% PIUS. sent nt Llte.—Whee the blood Is pure, its elsealattoa and the nerves In good order. we are well. These Pills posers a marvellous power In Recurlq thee great eacrete el health by purifying. reralatlag. and thm gelds W &Ada Stoneware Pills can be e l reposumamded to all promos melerlag been dl. rd red digenlaws, or worried by bermes tea else or ikervalgiopsisa rug cefreat oddity and Isaartbarm, dispel sick limadsake. makable al seem at Welt sad met as 1 eternities:a sad gentle mperinita no weak tbe and &Um* way take them wileat fear. liollowor• Ms ore soilosorir see viceable a lava/Ids or Irritable esamilleitam, M she nee the este' of every organ to Its Waal standard, and nalverselly exercise a calaalag Wed aMstive Wawa Piss Sod sett .. Z4lllo4 1. I/MAW [w IlLtlat. el 114 . 1. la lb* (217 of Loodoo. Pflat= bo Lorobor.lotroot. Sao Midas& of Witt Yoznof. Are Lot 114 PIK MARKETS. TALLOW.—TtrousaAr Bvzonso —The tparkeE ry quiet to -dory. Spot. Co. 9d. ; October sad Doomber, 445. to 486. 941, ; Dooomber, Mo. to 446. 3d. ; Jaftlary to Ilaro, 7160 b, 446. GIL ; &livery to la" 'voting, 277 arks; aniva mob. 001TON.—Ltenatocm, Actium 4.—Berket very . Bank rate raised to 8 per mat. Tim ogee to-day aft 13,000 bake, Melaka( 1,000 for egestiatioa and export. 400 American, 28d. to ; 10 Persom, ha, 324c1 ; 30 Moak sad Bahia, ; GOO Baptioa, 274,1. to Md. ; 100 &Gyms, 234. to ASO. ; 3,760 Auk 18d. to Wit ; Madras, 214 d. ; Okla', 1844. to 2040. ; Japan, 111 d. to 220. ; 100 Per., &a, AM. WOOL AND wortsrED.—BamwoßD, Auctiat 4 .--. The raising of the Bank rate of discount to 8 par rest, appears to bare taken every me by serprise, and has COO. sequestly caused great quietuses i• the market to-day. Hamm sad sellers sus ales indifferent about doing hue. awes, and the result is thief very leas wool has changed hands. Coseaderiag the dearness of money cm. Memo is well maintained, and prices are but little effected. Souse staplers, however, refuse to make any concession, but such most do so with buyers. On many heads wool may be obtained at a factional tuns in (avowal the buyer. The effect of the rise in the Bank rate has a sunder Mumma on worsted yams. Spinners ere es. esedingly busy, and ere perfectly careless about taking new orders. Butall mast make a trifling comensioe to effect sales in singe yarns. Buyers for both borne sad export are Seduced foment' only an an abatement in price tempt, them. The aggregate amount of business dons is ineoesidsrable. For two-fold yens the demand and prise ere alike almost on. affected by the muse referred so—dearer money. There is no change i• pieces. The home bosses mad* porchsses chiefly for the purpose of amortise stocks. The capon ►eases were doing nothing. Manufacturers were engaged bog in advance, end were indifferent about business. Thera was no change in press. LACE AND HOSlERY.—NorropozAr. Auocer The general tone of the Imo trader rather less quiet than last week. There I • slightly isoressed inquiry for yak its well as for bleak silk laces and kkeehlis mita. All triads of cotton goods, however, sr worse to buy, sod the trade is therefore nat. nem is very little doing Mot now for the 000tinest, and the shipping Inds generally is qsiet, se is usual at this time of the year. Tim hosiery tunes le is about the same candidate as at the date* of our last report * the promise of greater animation lately observed being checked by the firmness of yaras.—NottingAsen Journal. OORN.—BuurorosAlt. Amur 4.—At this day's market than was a moderate supply of llegrash wheat, wlueh sold slowly at a reduction at la. to la. 6d. per quarter. Foreign wide as much cheaper. Begley, oats, sod pass unaltered. Emu L. per quarter dearer. _ _ _ Darman, AUGUST 4.—We bad • heavy suppiy a wheat for this season of the year. The trade rased vary dull from Is. to 2e. per qr. decline is price. A few prism pangs of red wheat made 21s. per each. hood the top Prim Very WU hazily is the market, and prime seminal. Bras m short supply, making Is. par sack more money. Oata • beater trade, the top being 25.. 6d. No new wheat la the market. Best white wheat, 21s. to 225.; best red ditto, Ms. to 21s. ; other mats, 17s. to 19s. ; beet barley. 28s. to 315.; oats, 20s. to 25e. tid.; bras, Ws. to 235. ; peas. 16s. to 215.; ems; vetches, 235. to 21s. ; fate Agar, 31s. 6d. ; other flour. 265. to 28s. Ruinamrru, Ammer 4.—Then wm an average attend. saes st this morwieg's market, bat the badness passing was restricted to the reqedrenisate et sessiseaves berms. Eagle& wheat most be geoid la. per garter sad foreign 2d. per email lower. Flour der-need 6d. to is. per stek. Oats sad oatmeal Witt more ly offered. and rimier is mdse. Beans were very Arm, bat ladiaa core Wae folly Is. per. quieter elmspir. NiWaii, Amnon A —Them was set mock We in the wheat trade. sad prime resided is. per Tarim. Far bar. ley them was a tair Awed, prises Wag mishaaged. Of date sad bras time was a smell 'apply, sad with as Wive ileamod tall rates were made. MMUS; AUGUR 4.—Ws Woo to man li MUNK 11111 Ma supply d wheat for air day'r markok for wake tarn vas • sandy aossampilro donsai at • realities from la. to 2s. p qr. No• amok dais' is barley. Oats contains dull, but non than is beas t peas, sad 'whirr Jana Brartheethaet•Tbas, Ampler 3.—Of ',bath aid ads there bath base Itafr minis far the pith week et this day's reerket them wee • man shore of grebe, with a this .urn dame of boyars. Wheat net a thaw nth, el a decline of le. per quarter ea lest "risk's eurreary ; barley ie fair re• l o r r i ti . oats Peelbwed ; brae sad peas the ten dearer. par quarter of Na to the buelith Durham sad Yorkeldre red, 411 t. I. 44e. ; ditto white, 48e. to 495. • math eo=e s d, the. per Is 465. ; whit.,. o 49e. le f ifth'. 1, 017 71 k I. ; pollaro P ; pork S Lebel. l a thh ilik to 23a. Bros, sew. 78. 1.40. Per, feeding, Me. to 34e. - - - Dramas, Ammer 4.—There was but likk cora at to- day's market, harvest being pow genaral, sad sales of wheat were slow. Ow kit of new white made 48a.. but ip nonpise et old there was a ndastios of la per qr. Now winter obis made 2iis. per qr., weight 4llba per bested. EDINIVIOI, Avows? 3.—As ciancerad with last week, wheat was 64. down on the top, and Bd. down co the image. Barley was Ia down cm the top, and 14. down en **avenge. Oats wen M. Bd. down cm the top, sad 13d. dorm as sits swamps. Boma were dd. bows es t►e top awl Is. 3d. dews as As average. WU,* 3b ed. to 47a. 6d. ; barley, 361. to 32a. ; ea* lda. 6.1. to 23e. ; beans, Bk. to 44. OATTLE.—Bnustwarum. Arreurr 4.—We received • eery full supply] ensful besets oe offer this day, which net • steady demand ; Weer prior were submitted to; lad. per lb. was realised foe a few very ohoies besets, other 11r the top pries was 7d. The supply el sheep was lug", with a talr inquiry. Prioss rather lower. Lambs were ;a • Ur supply sad is moderate moat *W. Wm la moderate supply • desosad steady. Fat pip, stair tiraw ot-year supply ; del;laud fair. Best, 50. to 7d. ; meths' outtoo, 64d. to ltd ; ewe ditto, 6d. to 7td. ; Webs, Bd. te 9d ; veal, 5141. to 7PI. per ; bares pip, Bs. to 9s. ; porket ditto, 9a. to 10s. per wee. Norrummul..h.ocuar S.—A fair 'bow of colt* fir skit* sbe inquiry was slow. Bast boot 7s. 64. to Bs. 9d. For dam; inferior, 7s. to ?s. 6d. As overage supply at shop, whisk sold .4 unaltorsd rates. Bask 7d. to 7 per Ils.; ishrice 6d. to 7d. Oaks, Male h ed. tram lid, to 7#4. vs lb. Lsinto. 744. to 9d. Parket pip, is. tofu 3d. ar ts ta i sa. Bow" ss. 661. te 61. Nraltar sn sreiost y: Brass. 40; salves, L 5; 4044 p, 42 ; piss. 329. Wadosoday : Bsosta. 7117 ; sigmas 1.480 ; Op. 14. NrwAzi Broca ti;e4ait oulfridock nowicat las Tondo, IN the ty of butota w study opal to that of former prte titia is prat* or quality. Bal -1 looks maim& 131. to 14k, Whoa 141. to W., Worse 121. to 161., SUNS di, to 101; sews drop 40a. to 44a., withers 20. to 613 t.; oirp from 46‘ to 60a., swam 134 le 2k. Ss hang fair woo wry largo ; carriage hams sad Hula,. roalited high pry; haakooya, at* sod others as said as Of Mau la tho 66 Meek moist boot folthad 7.. Yt to 8.. Id, per atom* shrew 6d. to 7d, par lb.. lambs Mu is 360 to* pop Is. 3d. to 6.. 6d. pr wows. Navaho( pease& —bums, lbl ; sheep, 1,702 ; pip, 100. 17.mirsumme, Avow! 3.—Tbe supply of cattle this mars h* wan larger than het day, the somber being 454, or so *were of 112 bead. Sales were Jowly effected at barely led weeles picas, sad at the does a alearasc• was sat effected. Top price of the bait beef, de. 4d. ; current for the beet, Bs. ; sada*g sod neferior, 7a. to 7s. 6d. per stein. The supply el aimep sad lands w 63 bean 108 0010 thao last week ; 895 of 'Mitt wan more begp sod lambs. The domed befog good, last week's prime wen obtained tar both bads. Tim prim of the beat mottos, 70. ; wres4 lid. to 71.2. • 'WM. Bd. to 7d. per lb. Lambs, top prim. 332., 315., 30a ; airiest, for the biet. 28a to 11e.,• neoasdary and inferior, 15a. to 225. a bead ; blackfamd, 4s. to 16s. a head. Feel pip brought from ss. to 64. per Mose ; sir to eight works old ditto, from I.la. to 15s. • bead. Numbers is market—Fes cattle, 454 ; less ditto, 284 ; milk cows, 51; sheep, 6616; pip, 256. MEM!, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 11111TBL JULATTIE.--Auguat 2. at learWtoe. Kingiaawco-Tharnes, the wife of J. IMMO*, MK.. of a act MIMES —Anna 2. at Ws/ Idaho Castle. N. the wife of lasst..Colonel Yelldeu, fifth 1112 es, of • dalter. amts.—August S. the wife of T. Joon. 6q., addliontoad NW*, Notting-hilt Loudon, of a daughter. LAMPLOUOII —Anemia t at Earaebury Mn. Charles E. Laaapioadlt of a d►ughter . W ALLACL —August t, at lcughheremgh, the wife of the Err. J. Wallace. lead motor of the Qatar whooi of a cm WlLElNgON.—gaguat S. at South Awllayclareet. Grogrecor epee, bln.OeoepGoodly Wilklaaou„.of a daughter. meiiiva t osa --- ASTON—CRIPPINDALL —August 1, at at. Philip's Church, Birmingham, by the .v. I. K. L Aston, George Lyttelion, son of J. Aston, Naq , of WestaeliL Edgbaston, to Sarah, daughter of W. Chippoidale, EN., agent of the Bank of Ear land branch, Birmingham. 7117X0Y—WENT*ORT/L--Angimat I, at Al Martin's Church. ET=-square, by the Rev. William Allgood. Captain Wil -207. eldest sea of MMus Simon Houghton Malloy, Esq., of Taney, Dods, to Oertatide Mar , , daughter of the late Wentworth. Royal lagthears. o cards. 117 c ittr—OILZ11.—Auxuat t, at to. Edward's Church. Cam bridge, by the Right Rev. the Lard Bishop of Ly, the Rer. J. Einar, redo? of Thwthatou, to EinmeLue Jai* daughter of the Bev. 1L takes, D.D., Prorate of Kings. MILI2I—PODOCIE.—Anguat a. at Trinity Church. BialP•roM l RIX sear Bridal, by the Raw. W. Sandford, G. Mllia, roco , of Stourbridge, to Wary LAM, daughter of the lath G. Naq., Bristol MATHIS. • • . _ KIWLITT.—Augast aTiakWaire . et. Portralaaquare. Yr. R. Iliotion. teed et 2111011.121.—A•guit 2, at Klagatcwon.Thaates, Yr. J. E. li li tar s tfB.--aagut 2, at Ilastbliatade, Tratatgar-apaart, S.W., Jaaa 1131tobeil Mal* the widow of I. W. Jana' s', Zol.. LA I rO I . II I 2, Janes, son ot J. Laag, Iltot.lodge, Black- LAVerlipltal 2. J. Ude. >t9., Hyde-per22•2nce. 1111 4 10:a—st 12 of sett Mae 'Ward. /2. mu