The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-25 00:00:00

4 _ -- THE EXPRESS , THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1861. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1 EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL OF A PRIEST AND A NUN IN PARIS. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - - - lent start took place, but they had scarcely settled into cision of the jury', and most therefore refuse the rule ' their places when Slierborm ranted to the front and carried prayed for. ---e--- on the running at a good pace, haying British Prince and DAVIS O. DAVIS AND DALEY. IGUSE OF 0011.110311.-.WLDSZADAT, JOLT 24. (From the L dipendarter Belye.) ASCOT JULY MEETING.-WEDN r.snAr. Pine close in his wake. On coming to the road British This easestood overonaquestion of costs, andtheCourtraid leadinued from yesterday's Relrereel A most extraordinary a ff air, which, in many of The trustees of the Ascot Greed Stand seem to experi- Pram) fell back, and Crater, Rockley, Vioegar Hill, and that as the cooespoodent bad enjoyed the smeary of ha LUNACY REGULATION BILL • its deteila, calls to mind the famous proucution of the m ence ve an i z i n e w mo ont:l y ead laeoevenient ernbarramment. They Flitch closed up with Sherburne and the li&t, weight. paramour (who was au arias and singer under the name of than they well know how to apply to i Opposite the old stand Crater appeared to be batten, and Miss Pennell , and who was stated to have earned ten 'Ti.i .eTTORN k e 4.EN ER Ale morel the sec n • 1 free *of the obese NH, which, he sad. ~,,,,, t h e see ,. su b. Jesuit Huard and Latharuie . tad' ere, has just come before racing purposes' ; and iu order todiminish their beryl'', Gnnuilaw had his work to do to make the favourite keep guinea • week), there was no reason why he should not pay ' rear as that mad pm forms a wood rime by the house in the Paris Court of Correctional Appeals. The Abbe Bon• capital they resolved upon establishing a second meeting at his position, whilst Amsterdam had been gradually im- the cone. WM. and ors the motes of the is... Solicitor I ;eneral, the Ledo' deist of the diocese of Versailles, and 11.111 e. Aden Ascot. 11 simple expenditure was their sole object their I moving his place, and at the halt-distance was In the frontt HAMILTON (CLERK) r. HAMILTON AND WATERS. eer and leo r0...1 :oendor foe Cato "rd o wit t" tbe e . ' 1 "mill" Chevalier, the lady superier of the We re de /a Reparalton• purpose as • h been fully attained, for the meeting which lot. When within about a hundred yards of the chair The Court said that the petitioner was entitled to his de- • hiemo. Th at ...omelet made a report iii July Let rear, commenced yesterday scarcely reimbursed them for their Adams gave Crater a shake and landed him • clever winner cree nisi. heeo fa. appeared at the bur on their appeal against a conviction for outlay. Indeed, so little encouragement did they receive by half a length. Three lengths between the 'mood and Mr. Miller urged that the co-respondent might be excused mod their reemuneedations had in some reepecte I swindline, pronounced by the Versailles tribunal. From a from the sporting community, and so totally was the third, the favourite was fourth, Flitch . fifth, Pixie sixth, from paying the costs. bond in the hill. lhe .J, rest of the meson, eu twofold Sir C. Cromwell did not see the smallest palliation for the is. pr.rilit !or t:, , • 13...1N fit, I I/04 t , isi t ill gof lubaties under report pre th eneral public that they are not Rocklev next, Volition and British Prince, the last two, sealant ta hat br ` ther j ud g es b Y ecanci"er "awn ' gathering ignored bY --e g - ' holding beaten - off. Fmt • lafter the race , fined 2/. for can- had r e. re ,. ato s e. e n o f chaseere and to diminish the the following facts appeared. Adele Chevalier pretends likely to repeat the experiment of auother July meeting. Still the venture was not in every respect a bring down the course before it was cleared. him into his house when he was suffering from illness, and he neon , . a tar ,Pnn."1,...."' I' P m .... jr point tile after 1 loeely cured of blindness mat a cerebral congestio n by the were not numerically iosigniticent. The weather, too, was of 10 soya each, for 3err-olds and upwards • selling allow- his wife. He must therefore be condemned ici the costs. i mminoittev. It col sr, r the suggestee,. Ha% lutxrce,oo..o of our Lady of La Mitre. Thee mira• most unpropitious, for throughout the morning rain fell awes ; gentlemen riders ; jockeys 51b riga. The Old e at t i e . ' , re .4 Chancery lunatics from the visitore i LANTOOI O. LAlrrouti. ,le beppeued in Jenuary, 1834, at Wiasous, where heavily, and imparted au additional dreariness to the pro- mil e . (4 ', t it s .) b eer , to Ila, Loulcy I 'oaludbviollers. I One of the reasons . In this case General Lantour had pneured a decree nisi ; at that time she was a postulant in the eon. ceodings. In the afternoon, however, the dark clouds Mr. B. Land's ftedpole, by Orlando. 3 its (1001.1, far this was that the euties of the Lunacy Commis...Moen I but the Queen's Proctor had intervened, and alleged col vent of St. Thomia de YU/mauve. The news rapidly rolled awa y, an d the ra i n owe d. D eni m e w i n d an d weat h er 9st 11th , Mr. C. Boynton; 1 mire at demo eo 080.98 as not to allow their taking way Wrote and suppression of facts, beeides chargiog the pen addit Mal edit.. There were now under the care of the I spread through the di e c e ee, and tine bi s h op e ee i re d his viciue the professional speculators, who were huddled together in Mr. John Dawson's Misty Morn, 6 yrs, 12s& Mb (inc. 6lh sum _ general, B. to uyeree the senior mber of the cathedral the enclosure, pursued their calling with their usual brisk eb"rt 4 rh°3 " . ""Y "; luhatics wheee Sanas ' Inca. '" wa " "" I chapter, to Investigate the subject. The report of that um, but between the races they kicked their heels about Lord Cabrldges Primes Imperial, sln (20(0 0 ..) ircyd iost ham mn I , I ago in the Queen's Bench Prison, and elsewhere. 2 teener himself with having committed adultery 25 years ele. (tool .), fat 3 On the motion of Dr. Phillim Q C Q u o .•, a„,,,. n u m :Ctylillif. Fed annum, and out of that sum sufficient i __ riro; _ stio is lung see ciecereeteeeedi s od ee e een d ua i en Le the sodden gross in the utmost discomfort. The Grand Mr. Bonford's Lord of the Tees, 3 yes Met), lief Ids) Md. meld ouely be found to pay the @speeds of the Ze be w 7 oded i ee The Court ordered the Queen a Proctor to give par tnered and private stands were nearly deserted, and the "Id le "' (11 " i ' " LI The ecelenet " ese had now nanler "Ana ...ovine materely reflected on the circumstances course itself Moog the intervals of the racing was left to Owner ) , 4 ticulars. Me it ewe Ate:. patient. in different asylums mid public Betting : sto 4 apt Prince Imperial, 2to 1 apt 'tadpole, under which Adele Chevalier recovered her sight in flee solitude and a few etragglingpoliornen. The whole soenecon- sto 2 agst Misty Mega. The favourite made play, with Meddles., awl (el they hail to visit these patients twice, wel in tome ammo. four times • year, _.; short deice of sixtemi days , rod Wall Cared of a congestion treated most dismally with the gay and animated appear- R e dp a re end Arty Morn close at his heels, Lord of the MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN ' y-er. they could """ which presented the must alarming symptoms, 1 do not ante which the heath presented during the June meeting, Tees lying off. On coming round the turn into the straight SHIRE RAILWAY. meateutly . with their existing duets, undertake flee visAe• 1 he s i tate ro certify I, I, be li ef is a eepereaterr e i mereeotom sod this fact doubtless conspired to deepen the dulness sod the three were abreast, and they passed the distance locked moo( as olditiocal 'Zee lu natiesas prewar' by the committee. I et to Mother of Ouse" discomfort winch were occasionally apparent. At any other toget h er. Th ey t h en set to, and the finest finish of the day Mr. HENLEY asked the government to mot t oes the bill ' The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday at ler it lout a week, t o di s a bl e his right ho n . f r i en d, :dr. This new not all. The nuns of St. Thomas, happy and place, perhaps, the racing might have been deemed worthy eyes seen, Redpole winning by • neck ; Misty Morn beating Manchester, Mr. CHAPMAN in the chair. !Walpole (who we preormeed by • do me sti c a t abo ut attend. proud at the (avow t. i i c l oe i e d bth e i r coaireee it 7 m the of conseleratiou, but teulinen associate Ascot with such im• Prince Imperial for second place by the same. Lord of the An abstract of the directors' report and statement of on the present emanate). to state hi. objectless to the ;Alava ..f their young poetulaut, petitioned the bishop fur portaut wa g lin events that they are scarcely teetered to .1. did • sift ...DO. peas the post. accounts has already been published. mg which be believed were very strong. perunesieu to perpetuate the remembranceof it by • tolerate mediocrity in racing in that locality. Ems before The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of then port. He hill. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL homing declined to accede religious fouudation. The request was speedily complied th e day s o f g ran d s t an d s , b e tti ng enclosures, and "when --- should lave been u much disappointed as no doubt, some b this request, witu, and on Bay 3, 1/Cyt, appeared an onionnauce of George the Third was King," a meeting more devoid of Mgr. Gareiguiel Bebop of Haitian and Lion creating an interest could pot have been held on Ascot-heath. If the PROGRAMME OF MARLBOROUGH RACES. of the shareholders were, that the prepoled dividend was smaller than it was for the correeponding half of last year, Ike kill was reed • escoad time. FRIDAY, JULY 28. LEASES, Ike., RY INCUMBENTS RESTRICTION. artithrotheilluoil of "Our Recuociling lady of 'La Sainte." authorities are determined to establish •a second "fixture" did he not know the causes of the diminution, which were itse chapel id the Smarm Hospital ; " desiring cape- at Ascot they will be compelled to alter the date, for THE McKee's' PLATE (Handicap) of 50 soya. . wiener purely unforeseen circumstances. Among these were to be n • 1••• ''' •'°""•'•••;* " 1° e•••••"'d sad 1 • ••••1 t° ' y," said 31,eo e igneme .. t o perpetuate the relllera. in addition to the many causes which militated of any handicap after July 18, slb extra. One mile. included the effects of last year's bad harvest, the recent ()RAND 3111t11114 (IRELAND) BILL braises of the mtraculous cure effected in the said Soirees agaiut the complete success of tits meeting, Age st lb I Age st lb turnouts in the factory districts, the very severe winter, The ceder fur the second reading of this bill was dis• • . 6 9 0 Sister to Avalanche.. 3 7 2 Hospital by the intercession of our Reconciling Lady of La the most darnagiog drawback from is •y is the near Misty Morn dorsed. 5 8 101 Jessie Brown LACE FACTORIES BILL Sabine in the person of Adde Cbevalier,"&c. From this approach of Goodwood Races, for whit a large majority of Newetead Vemer time forth Adele Chevalier affirms that she has been un• sporting men are not only reserving themselves, but also mentor 3 7 0 during the put half-year, but the outgoings had also been Is conmittee no this b 011,4 71/ Shepherdess be teasingly umpired by dries grace ; that se is in ootumuni- their horses. Mr. n ' "4""8" u)lPlet'd that . professing t° - cation with the Hell vegin, sod rediees frequently. The limited attendance of company cm only be attributed le o. oM:de , Dateless 3 7 4 Tunis - Act, it ezteeded the tiros of work through a wsterious voice , mediums from the Mother of to the absence of attraction from the progressea, and the GAHM. • 7ft Boroonno * "Me° and alike°. "en"l the age as which children God. Moreover, the sixteen contemn which she lea bed Inclemency of the weather; fur the South Western Railway Mba Meaner sl' 1 Dotter= •• ' have been if applied to merchandise traffic that the might he iniiplo) ed. aml differed from the provisions of the 3 T 2is seasesion all isiebrused her in her belief Company, with their usual desire to meet the requirements , "harems company had lately lost, chiefly owing to the war 'Factory Act in other remeets. Ile restored that the hill aim net framed in seenro th with the verse el Mr. 'Tree at she was belie:miter:lly endowed. In labei, of the pl um-seeking public, made ample provinces as • Tim SATERN6ItZ FOREST HANDICAP Of 10 Pm each, in America. He believed that the feelings of •••b•••• • who was aPp`••••1 b inquire aaar 18.9 frneteriSS kaap she wassent by the Leib Superior of St. Thocomi to the mot liberal ea scale for the conveyance of visitors to and h ft, with 50 added ; the second to save his stake ; alpacas i el milieu direetore were now aroused by the shes of Our lady of La : Saleite, whither she said she was from Arr. If it had rot been for the facilities which extra, IC. One mile and • half. (10 subs.) ~, th e verdict given the other day against mead be brought within the Factories Act. e called by auperuatural voices. The reverend fathers el La they afforded for reaching the heath the aseembrge would '''s • at '"' the Great Northern, and he trusted that they would be 5 7 6 m i lline u r. °heoPlelgberrin": were also wind by Iced 11. LIIII°- 17 • 0550 . who dammed her state, were so much struck doubtless have been even more scanty than it wan. Overton with it that they applied to the Bishop of Grenoble to have The proceedings commenced at two o'clock with the Trial I m i ni bi s u or , 3 712 p rea g neug at 4 7 2 the shareholding body, In endeavouring to obtain • media tes clausee. Mr. PAGET mowed a jirovieo that no youth shall be em- her placed under the 'Junction of the Abbe lioulend, • priest Stakes, for which four out of the six nominated west to the gienermy 67121 c by Kingston - cation of the existing act of parliament as to compensation, , e well known for his th eological leerniug. He was • doctor post. The result upset the calculatiou of the backers, Plumper 4 711 Gloom 3 6 6 which was both oppressive and unjust. The disastrous war midi " then ail in the ntornia lt re. later than '''' uf divinity, the author of several canonical works, ex- who betted 5t04 on Tambourine, who WY easily beaten by Gridiron = in the evening, re or both later than six in the even. superior uf a fraternity at Stresburg, aad the founder of a smart filly from William Day's stable. The winner was A SwymPgrAiL26 of 10 sum each, h ft, with 25 added, of this company. Their most valuable traffic was the stead fag of say day. awl earlier than six in the morning of the the religious parodies.' the Rosier de Marie, in which for what, in turf parlance, is called "e, good thing," for she for two and three-yr olds ; winners extra, &a T.Y.C. goods of ShelEekl, and in the past half-year they had led, ant sacanding day, which was agreed tn. tares years he had been the • principal writer. With such not only won in . • canter, but carried 81b extra, in order (Three-quarter of a mile). (12 subs.) merely between Sheffield and Liverpool for America, 4,173 On claw 4, which does sot extend the provision of the two qualiticatiena he Mai c 0 ' as a man especially fitted to that she might be ridden by J. Adams, the popular light Age rat toss of merchandise, or 4,4f37/. in receipts. Between 3114 °7 Ada' by ' le " 1••• "• • id* a°°6iamed at appreciate the natured the suasion of the young prophetess • weight attached to the Woodyeatea establishment. Frailty Odd es flatardavv , r hv Voltigenr- 2 flopritrk ft Woodhound I ....si coo ) only make a rough estimate of the loss from all Ms. B. f *BORNE moved its omieeme The Abbe Houle= amnia that from the very first day of his The 100 e Plate waa won by Imitates, who to-day was - t ee m De 0 . reePeli terate c by loveye nd Dime h in .ii_..66tle a s t 1 11 it Scent a n t yre a booomiog acquiunted with Mete Chevalier he believed in not backed by his party for scarcely • armee, although Dm Us a des it was rejected by 57 to 44. her supernatural gifts. The indictment, on the contrary, they had on previous occasions trusted him with pounds My r c oa ti. On dense 5. charges that neither of the prisoners really believed anythiag shillings and pence. The favourite, Linty Leog, did not Lad H. LENNIXIC moved as amendment, by which the of the ir . . um, b ut th at they ...neared together, with the mar eves obtain the barren honours of a plus. The Half- moment way had mulled from Mr. 'Taylor being unable to cap at which children shall work half time be thirteen ia•THE TOWN STAR'S of 5 son. each, with 25 added. Ones As explained in the report, the outlay of 5,513/. on the per round and a distance. Toeless this evening. of giving free course to their licentious inclinations and mile Handicap brought out the hid of the day, dead el demo .besting credulous people. The Abbe !holland lan me time asp ocessiosed some brisk Tax LADIES' PLATE Oi Worm added to •• Sweepstakes fulfil his connect. The company must consequently under- After debate, the word "eleven "was struck out of the cb . " Imarly eve of 3 sore each ; bear three-quarters of a mile. To close take the work, aad, in the sod, it would probably be for to presenting a favourable report to the fathers dLe fir horse in the race being backed. Lard Coventry's this omen. datil• : on which. their advantage. It was proposed in future, instead of lett* who mat him on • mission to Rome to obtain theme. Mousetrap was made the favourite, but the result charging against revenue the Whole expenditure for &ling, Mr. W. IL FOSTER moved that " twelve " be inserkd. prooltioo of the miracle by the Pope 104 the was again in favour of the layer, Dr. Nichol, apinst to charge a portion of it against capital. He had ascertained Ste • . 1•4•16°° . • '"" &mad b Y 60 W 56 that " thirteen" Sacred College. But this was nut the only me. whom 10 to 1 waa laid, winning cleverly by a length. As PROGRAMME OF CANTERBURY RACES. that the whole expenditure in this respect was charged to le reerted. , stun confided to the Abbt /reknit on the occurs amid when the fields are large certain jockeys were re. capital by the Londe. and Nerth•Wertern, the Lancashire Mr. COLLINS moved the (mirk. of clause 11. FRIDAY, JULY 26. of his journey to Bore. Another prophetess, {rectory, and the starter lodged a complaint, the potieulare and Yorkshire, the West Midland, the Midland, the South Ire a dirkiers, the clause was rejected by 59 to 49. THE BRIDGE SIAM, 01 10 MM. each, h fl., with 50 ose Marie Itoche, was placed leader his care by the Bishop of which are given below. the 50/. Plate was prom • The Episeopel awl Capitular Feeler Act Continuancee rie r- added ; 2-yr-olds, 7st 10lb ; three, Art 916; four, 10st 10lb ; of helm ' Thu • iad mamboed many terrible events remarkable teethe fluctuations in the bettin, and of y 03 44 7 &Mem the •piledronian, and the Eastern Counties. la this company s aceeunta il a u the a ,r i to, Nil was read . mead time.five and upwards, list lib ; earns end reldimp allowed 3 • which would shoed, sidenuld Stwalsn The rove. as mid, the runners was alternately the favourite ; at the does,lb' °bared 15,0001. far fis • which was not merely • PHI ISI.A.:UTIoNS EXPENSES BlLL.win extra, Ho. T.Y.O. (11 subs. wee to die • violist desalt - and the French Farmer, unless however. speculation settled down at the prices which we Age Iter but • very peat to the capital 1. I' le the anise for th e mooed readies of the ProsecutionsA So 38e he obeyed the cedes whisk she was charged to reveal to have quoted. The Ascot Stakes, the principal race of the u r4 , 20 , 3 Haw $ Dvegtiound Rapines Hill, =raid perish by the hands of his officers, sad to sue- day, commanded nine starters, and gave =other turn to R e cipe'. - The Principal .... 2 hog, he thought it DO man than jute to the ortginal share- Mr. HENLEY started objertems to the principle of the ANL by Healy V. This Marie Roche wee takes to Rome the fielders. Crater, who carried the readying weight of Knightsbridge by Abbe Brisieed, prevented to and ermined by the Sacred 9st 11b., and against whom 10 to 1 was betted at starting, Hedgehog 2 Tom Sayers 2 upon in future, but that the remainder of it, liar it wee for Sir G. LEWIS said the bill wee iateaded to obviate corn- r , College, each even admitted to the primer of be Pope to won by half a length, running under his heavy impost THE Seurtiree PLATT of 40 some, added to a sweep- the benefit of the shareholders at large, should be charged r ei L 4 sessee_ e W to iereSarerY. Ie wen et the retell" et el o ub bey swam. She s h e w e st to paria, le the hope with mdomitable gameness, and being riddle wtth stakes of 5 sou. each ; 2- -olds, 7st 101 6 ; three, 9st 9lb ; to capital. (Hear, hear.) The position of the com y ___,,„_"" 3 " ses , I. „ a ann , w , ancse . i° ..,,, wil ,. ____ ; ' s P rc5ee ..,..,..,, u • of getting aa iderview with the Emperor ; but this part of much patience b y Y. Adams , Vinegar Hi ll , the favourite, four, 10st 10Ib ; five 'and upwards, list 31b ; mares and waa very much improved by their parliamentary p ings ~,_• , _,S ane• ee"""n e _ _ a _ t _ e _„_'''""" ) ;',,,,,"",,,, t _" - ______' """ . we d " 4 " :,..: ..e .. .. ~., . ,", ,„ 6 bee saweess Imre dors =date had her journey for bathing. who ran very =kindly, could get no nearer than fourth. geldings allowed Sib ; winners extra, Ha. Seven furlongs, this session. They were now established on both sides "'"'''''''' "'' ""r" , '"' - ' - ' - •"'""'"•''"'''• - ---- r Abbe Booked ea rearing to Prang after an abeam The Welter Plate occasioned a Mae race, and would up the straight. To close and name this evening. of the Merry, cad had a bee of their own from the writ rob WE S. ILITOIMIRT is . of two years found out Addle Chevalier spin. Me mum- sport very satisfactorily. From our return it will be seen Tea EAST Kerr Harretear, of 5 Nor each, 3 ft, with to the east coast of England. Time would be required to ____,thate,_ the sal _ alasn ,__ l ' l ~ while had sot 'men losing time. the had received • ems. that the backers of horses had a hard time of it. 50 added ; winners of any plate Of stake of the value of develop their resource", but the company were re n dered nanSeasl " Yorkshire ` 2106:11 """ "'''y s"""'"''' "' mead from the Holy Virgia to found •a religious 'stabled'. The deentive department was under the superinWndence 100 see ., i nc l u di ng th e m i m e s own s t a k e , a tt ar July 5, more independent , and enabled to nerr e t r a to. with their he naderesood. obese completer existed. mot, to be called LlEuvre de M Reparation des Awe, of Mr. James Manning, and to state how efficiently it was(Cheers.) Wr W. MILEY. observteg Wet the murrain; ;r e vue.bib ; of t wo ' such races, Sib extra. About two mike. (24 mighbours oa a much firmer basis then ' sedans' bring drawn up the rules seder divine dietetion, conducted would be superfluous. The entries for to-nor - „b e e Mr. T. R. BARKER, deputyaheirome.semoded the motion, mil. rimed near the preen* of the The a .m.., to the moiropthim = d rew A s , she was proceedieg to realer her project by the help of • row (Thursday) are most satisfactory, and all circumstance* Age at lb . Ape at 1 which was unanimously greed to. sinner 818, sad the Railway Cempasiise 111 Tienrer Caeca el AMII/011, whet she wee hsa ever by the latter comidered, the meeting is li kely to be brought to a not on. Industrious - 3 I The various gm/untied dividends were declared, sod also Artless wedded) WI, god to the Public Works BIE, to the Abbe beaked. The two thee rude • Jamey miessettal rem Yorkshire Grey (Inc Fewer" 4 mere eoneirieved and speed to. together re Our Lady of La WM* te obtain hew her • • ewe Tag TRIAL Bram ot 5 son. each with 50 added. for all ma net ) The . drat. was adjourned. 11°;••• • • e• the •••;•••• teamed by Y r•• , A6141° Chevalier . The winner to be sold for 2001 . ,• if entered to bs bedgmeme 4 7 9 Tad° 3 The meeting wan thee made • . and the directors THE NEWISPAPERS, kc., BILL Der* this elrereee their coudiets if eiteeme are to be sold for 5001., to carry 71be extra ;if for 1001 ., allowed 51bs. Med allent 4 7 6 LausaMoi Goble) .... s were empowered to subscribe 0001. to the Stockport, believed, was very far from decent. T.Y.C. (6 robs.) if= r 4 7 $ laseseber This bill was nail • wood HEM. THE DURHAM UN I VEMIITy BILL At length they retailed the aerie Sr la Reparefion at Mr. Wm. Days f by,AcrobeA-Aszlety,ll pi Mot). est lib Bellevue, err Paria ia the tof the Seine and Ora 'ear. eat tune This bill wee read a third time cad =se were also 4 7 2 aropead l l li p er In answer to a question from Mr. WILLIAMS, Ile following NU r-The blete_opebea The comment of the Bishop Venetia., in whine diocese Mr. ittephenoine Tambourhue 2re ' GAR ). Ret 21b Narerges Ansembeitt, the p i ece is, warn not cheered ; but several other prelates (Midaleo 2 tke Passerine tAseisallein Clissfelek Tim Thisbe. 0100t.i r-- eraseed the „ Mr. Mellun's Scorpio°, tyre *TOOL ,Id 711 .... (J. Reeves; 3 T. P. Cooke - "-- Mr. WAVE'S, the general manager , said that under the inimind which wee joined by many 3 pet Stockport Act, the Sheffield Company were to work the w lll lads. ' be (11° °• 11 lu e kl• 169°•h•dl' each lb° u•° " 3 "' ••• Ede 1 pia mid to this hour prof the Mr. IteYncea fb " "algarcu- 3 yrs, bet 810 Mistake Paddle, Let Amendmene Bak re. rs te age, most Worharee 4 Tar GRAND STAND PLATS (Handicap) of lee dare; and, in addition ._,.. to beirig r0i.1,...... for working it, they THE PUBLIC-HOUSES (SCOTLAND) ACTS =old respect and devotion fur its Menden. It soon Bettie( :sto 4 on Tambourine 3to 1 apt the Acrobat winners of any plate or stake of the value of 100 ars. after get, as suarenomers, u_ reir proportion of the local as well ea AMENDMENT BILL. h° " •° , bb " I°° '_, „_ t elir•••••1•• Y ••••••••• •••••,,,' Illy, &ad 7to 2 apt Scorpion. Tim runaleg was made to July 5 rib ,• a two much races, 81b extni ;of the East the through The order ffer into octanes was espilveiL and the I ne ' d 'l' in the '"" w° "‘ "'"' new ••••••""Y• The """r the distance by Tambuurine and Soorpicon ; the Acrobat Kent Handicap, bib over a d above all other extra ad m race ° re b e Zed with a vote of thanks to the chairman I Houle= prof...cot to cut out devils, and the modes of amt. the directors. rag filly there peened them and won in a rras. by four length' : w es t About ere mile and • hell. THE REY UR DEPARTMEN T S ACCOUNTS BILL. 1 alant which he Ido l g e e l fee this purpose me too filthy to was a hed third, and the Kiagelco Ely beats. off. Age MTh Thin MR wee rend • armed Mem Le ilescnbed. TW community, all this while, be- m e. r a mmed t h e w i ener f ar M r. M m. M y. The Rover r 9 0 Ample J r . Ilt 6 7 MARRIAOIIIIIIILELAND) BILL. came • sort of office for theological consultations. industrious A FLATS 01 100 mom, for 2.yr-olds ; err, Bst ne ; and yorkshire bay (k. Ecciesiastio coutinually wrote to Abbe hada= ad Sister Rapers 3 e 7 416 the swung aor 11- Cala "' late. wee 'wen 3° Ad en k bow • • best obtain the favour of the cabal. sd "; wi° ••• • •••••` T ' lf ' ° ' (14 cube ' ) to they might Wheats.) brig la • bill to said the kw concern; the • Mr. R. Law's Inciters, by Weaderble sat 7lb Marcell - held yesterday to raise new shame under the several acts of eid regmaratiom el marines le baked. Virgin, and to submit to them rules for new r 11460111 ( a • y ac da aa c I Narcissus The till was read a But time. societies. Ladies nee r= in high life consulted hies is eme et , lucent .. p m e eeed , get nb J. °oaten 2 iplerkh CORRUPT PRACTILISS PREVENTION ACT, 1854, 'i s m :. 4 m ‘ e teseee of . "_° 3 the °le"' eekeem.,.....__l the Mr. Reeves's Master Warr, ea 71t, •Daleso 3 Meileo 4 7 Lire:ester CONTLNUANCE BILL =mem= conipseasee Mr. W. radon ' s O h gr Tr (te dterm 0 Nary aware 4 7 Conned= 3 6 2 , rality of the eetablidmeot were made to the Bleb/ ef Mr. J. Prece's Loth tea IWO) (H . Orierahaw) 0 Kecne- uw 4 7 lather moved that the new oar be raised in new shares 3 313 of the nominal value of 10/., and called Four-Rod. On the mai= of Mr. CLII. K. leave was ewe to bring is v ___,,__ . ..... • ~ 6 7 Dorking outrages e 'C ~ Mr. Rankers Tree hide H. Popp) 0 T. P. Cooks He annum preference, ef 1e54. upon public oseency. Mr. a. Jambes Mete Mas _ ... (T. Johnsoir 0 The details are revolting, but Ido Dot enter into them, for The bill wee relight op and reed • first thee. Met-of-leer .... $ 7 Ambush NEW WRIT FOR THE CITY OF LONDON. cm this heed the prosecution me &atomism& But the Mr. Payne's fby Colkseamit-PrelirM Men, est 41b ~ L Snowden) 0 The Don 4 6 1 Brother te Meg Mar. 6 as me-sixth of this money WY required for the Oldham and 1 Rochdale branch, some portion of the land for which was Weimer Mr. BRAND moved thin the Speaks" do Moe les war- r al aa ra ._.,, w a... i ra fettcd ,____,S ellt y„,_ •l s es , w ha 6l ,'lNS b y thtn. e ___busa_ ej al Betting : 6 tel 4 apt laity Loth, 9to 4 apt Deighound, mor . ow II 6 Sycophant e dr g des already purchased, nod the remaining 1,033,0001. was ass to the edit of the awn be make out a writ for the --all ' •-• •°°"'"""'„__."' - ---' to "'''''''" '''''' sto 1 apt 'ultras, and 10 to 1 apt any other (ail). The • Sister Adele to two wars aketion eta umber to represent the City of Laid= so this ~.,_ ,_._ _, this v - '___,__,__, i _ filly by Cotherstone, Master Flatman, 'scald= sad Lett RR. MAdluvres pun o f Ho an i mas ; 3. wr . 0 66 , re . gulled for enlargement of stations, anydictororiall r = esaasaly rood Iced porlisamet, is the rue. fists RiiishwthoHo:. Jo sa be thie '" rer • " pe w e " t ' . eY t i' s ' t huu tleftfi rei i w d sea 'rid pinons .. =i;rrelhe tiow victim ': =,.g li i:t off tiVi e t o ly tb i e n ni f t zn e t, fil i i i;d dro llcLt A oo b r i r i o t i:i a t d the 0 . Amt. lea 0tee66621 the shwa ...w a rd sad Nuns d f h er tr a o r ejt eey the w heliet im a wlee hi the rePellea c turel e Preers W Adeht hotted took close order with the ius thrier ' re "... ed . ers. D A good race Hajenere Eimer el Northelead e is th e county of York. maotblr Agreed to. Mar. hem) Ile hare adjured at 6 o'coloch to 12 °Week Shia ellienday). who had put by a sum of 20,0001, altl_eeptied to s her, by community , from this point ensued. Incite ing by ak ; Drag Rs( 3lb ; f our, An 7lb ; five, 9st 12Ib ; six eaa aged; we Art 131 b. Tercmike.-To close and mane this resin. Wi Tia nner S lTT ln ft y An a ( r e iter Wel g r o H dec n e ica t P io L n d o( 30thswv:reigh .., amount 0° whi c h , housed besting _Master Flataiso by three lengths for second 711? ;of two, lffib extra. Round mile.-To chime and muse letter ' Wash in what Pis" uses b• ••••"' °"°•l°Y It. -- place ; Letty Long was • good fourth, the fill o ff , or- Om evening. dry replied teat he must cones to me her. A fortnight sitar wards the simple friar arrived. Abbe Bodied authored the am yet.stock for a line to unite the Clifton and Manchester, and for various works of minor im. and Salford stations, for a third pair of rails betw:en ; t • penance. Hewas to free to admit that that thts u l t 7 not issue had a the ad vairagey to tha be t for it thweoiduldvjuii; of th e th ne e pre. w cazi t tal gareba in • me a n: ro e: dome next. True Blue, Tibiae Shields, and G were THE BAR HAM DOWNI4 Semen of 3 sou. each, with 25 whilst it would not disturb tlaeir present holding. He was added, for 2-yrokle and upwards. Five farloap, straight. of opinion that financial operations were as neotelemy to sec. Adele to enter into conversation with the Virgin on the 2.IIIOJIATION FROM SPITAZJ'ISLDS TO matter. She went for two minutes into soother room, end A HADIDIcAPHWEEPSTAIES of S soy., each, with 50 added .cow in railway business as increased traffic ; and if this new stock would float, as he believed it would, is the QUESIISLAND.f or 3-yr-olde and upwards. Half • mile. (V subs.) returned with the report that the Virgin desired the 30,000 e efe. W. Gabsrer Dr. Nk b ot, e gNe ,,,,,a geter, 2 re , 7,, t gib ---• - market, be thought the present proposal was an adman'. A large nie.tinsr Of upwards of a thousand to be 'Yen to the OFetre de ( a &pore/One, of which Abbe labs Intelligente. wolisite l • was the h ee d O n these the V • t eriu " °) I rums wee held ea Tuesday, at the Quaker-street SchooLs, conditions irgui Mr. W. O . Craven's Woman In Red, 4 yrs, bet 4lb -....-- Mr. AUDUB (director) seoooded the motion. I would give her bl other her curses. The friar (L. Snowden) 2 pow oee far the shareholders. weent/lah " te Ind farewell t° a P art y el Y 3 •°. ° 1•••b • ar e" felt it necessary to consult his community, and, mho • l a d Coventry's Monier= 3 yrs, est 7lb N . Daley) HOUSE OF LORDS.--Jtmr 24. Mr. J. FIELDER moved as an amendment that the stock havens Therday hy the Wansfell, for Queensland, Ann-be betted for five years at 46 per cent., and then participate rearath's delibemtiou Abbe Bouland haying, in the lama- M r . W. Nelson's King of th e lured sod. INN :Walkrs) APPEALS. tedia. The chair ma taken hy Mr. ROBERT H.uracar,l4.P.. tim s . wr i tten a latter' Laving claim to ißipii,64o.. the money Cep;eht Cones' Denims, 4 yes, est (G. ronlhand in the ordinary dividends of the company. He did not like entwislo Their lordships eat to-day to give Judgment in the follow- perpetual preference shares. Who could have foreseen the awn en • We Slite.rin wme '-ilia. Barlett C°°36 " , IP ' (7 "" e " handed over, not however uncooditionally, but on the lir Mi. Barbse L Jam s eA ayes Th .7 l s fib J. Reeves) Mg case, which stood over for further consideration : American crisis, with its consequences to this district, and ems. E.g. ; J. Abel Smith: ,E O l. : i'vs- _Taßg. Trwi„, ts , understanding that there was to be • Kennel', Maeletchie, eecassem, Barnes, na moue. Reuse, • oewhtion Mr G Anzers 7st Ilb (Perry the fie -- 'film - ent - . of which the abbe eZi rt j ar . The abbe a a Mr.. C. Alamos's Lady Heft y ' 3 7 4 2 yrs, let.. (H. Grtnishaw) The lords present were-Lord Cranworth, who presided ; who knew what else was hanging over us ?He had never Reenolds, Tyler. Packer, McGarlein, Muter, LR. White , Lord Weialeydale, and Lard Chelmsford. liked perpetual preferencee i little man forty years of age, with an expressive and in• Mr. E. Brayley's Gauntlet, 3 yes, 7st ilambourm He ' The Bisho p 4 l '"‘" 1 "" was P eets6Sed fftsui atteed ' e S diligent coun te nance, and ore most devout appearance. Mr . Mr. Hat, heel verreed• 3 Irsi sit Sdh (G. Perseus, THE ATTORNEY-CENIMAL ti. KOHLER AND OTHERS. Mr. Pons s econded the amendment, which was negatived. ey his parliameatary duties. but had seat 10f. towards the Smith's Lady Macdonald. 3 yrs, Oil 7lb tr. Preach) Yes. TROILUS FIELDER moved as an amendment that the Adele Chevalier is hoot V ; she is not ;wetly, but has a J . operatives id the ameretine.Mr. Payee's Tartlet, 3 yrs, Sit 7lh (Drew) This was an appeal from the Court of Chancery. Th - -a new shares be issued at 44 per cent. for ten years, with Address. were delivered by Mr. P. Cimmova on the rather pleasing expreseion of coustenaoce. Sim answered Mr. S. Jacob , geobae . 6 yes, let fib etleirteye the questiens put to her with firmness and precision. Both Mr. J. Watkins' Robb', 3 yrs' , sst 1111, lWbeatley ) matter arose out of a dispute as to who were the legal repro- t o nay them off as loan capital at six months' notice. week of the East Lued•ie Weavers' Aid Asseciatiou. it has the rimers declared tbat if they were on their deathbed amoral 17 families to emigrate, 13 to migrate to other ir ! . • B ett i ng :7to 2 apt Mousetrap, 6tol na Ellen, Bto 1 y . Mr. SAMUEL FIELDF3 supported it, saying the board bad " K : ta k ti r SlS oth af .„ tha ke laSt Ka ßli g adi yur, wehrfatrimrala Kidder, otherwise Mr. J VuLDEN (director) seconded the amendment, and the hand. of the executioners, they would never cease parts of the country, and hail supplied 15 with clothes,each apt Libelled and Roble, 10 to let apt Gauntlet, issue end intestate, in 1800. Th e respondents wer, the rapt.- or to declare their belief M the rev I 3 • of the invincible . e e ion which had eirahled them bobtails situations. The distream was 1 Vi •Dr. Nichol, and King of the Forest. Mr. Barber declared m en a persons whom the o rde r. appealed against re. The original resolution was carried by 35 votes against 5 in to them. Th ey did not deny the extraordinary prectices mach thst 730 families had put down their names as out ofto win with Ellen. More than half an hour was wanted at cognised as his next of hie. aed as such entitled to hest fee the amendment. not been unanimous. ,__., aenve aileoled to, hut said they were in conformity with the post, to the breakings a T a R o bi a . T a me,. soar estate, with interest at 4 per cent. per annum from - 'web. sad were •1 • 11 ' • • •• b • helPed. Upwards °Y lOU "'" their faith. As to swindli n g they indignantly moored the a au , tiet ,, owing lii,i4 nan i n m e d, gi n i ; s te w Fans send l a de the time et which it was supposed to have beeu realised. It empreesed their wish to emigrate ; but the funds of flee as- .. , mati ... sweatier were exhausted. i . idler received WEATHER REPORT. Their counsel emdemoured to make out that the pre Derby. The ttag was lowered to a _pretty even start, appeared that in Januatz ord , 1780, General K $ h Fl with W in Red, Dr. Nichol, King of the a commission in the Artillery as mooed limt pane __ 7, Milan Mr. CAZENOTE informed the meeting that the Society for sonars bee acted ie „ nee faith. the Relief of Dietrons bad ves :NW. ; Moors. Haabury, Libellous in close attendant*, showing slightly tenant. He rose through the various grades until he WieslegliAT, JULY 14, 8 TO 9 A.Y. se Adv !edit nerar Barber maintained the conviction , and Forest ' ann fen was created • brie:idler-general in the dominions of the Barns , and Co. Imt ' Miss Hurd "' C°°•;a ' 3°L ; and depouneed the . pricuers aa swiodleni of the wont kind. in advance ' Scam airer . rmarlag the road Spanish Fly Sultan in 1798. He was married at Westminster in 1791 to few other friends sums to the animist of 5W.; amounting k, and Mo . usetrap, Ellen, Apollo, and Hooklike= kook B. Z. IX I D. 1. C. LI B. to fee l/., which was all now expended. The overt, adopting this view, confirmed the sentence of el to . 8 wart the tr ib una l of I ersailles. c l ose order with the leeders. At the half distance the bah re ANN Pass, and he died at Jaffa ' 1800 Th chi ta Addremes were then delivered on the colony rif Queens. wain left with Dr. Nichol, Woman in Red, Mousetrap, Ellen, al that Geberal Kohlee was identical with eon George _.-- -.-- --.--- --. hid and on the circumstance under which the emigrants - and Libellous. The first-named ran the longest arid woo Sayler, who was horn at Woolwich in 1758, and wee leaving this country, by Mr. i 'other, one of t h e piety cleverly by • length • a head between the second and third ; whine father enlisted in the Royal Artillery under the name who bad been not before, Dist returned till he could take CRICKET, 0 1 ABEIUMMI.... 29. " l 65 61 W.S.W. 1 Libellous was fourth . ; Ellen fifth; Apollo and Bookaloom of George K ey l er , and who hid married Betty Dean, the Nsrsz ...... MN 67 54 Med. 3 b 1 sat his wife mead diddles. Books and rayon were then the two next; the rear being brought up by Lady MAC. general's alleged mother, in 1756. They further alleged e ___. t 9.08 81 66 B.W. 2 b 1 peesseted to the eseigmata by 14. Hanbure. Kee. wed after M.C.C. AND GROUND V. MIDDLESEX. donald, Foxhead, and Lady Derby. On returniacto scale that the intestate's father was identical with one George eeer BnIwICL 29lkt ea 66 W.&W. 3 c 2 asking the Durine blessing on the emigrants the meetieg Thin match wan brought to a conclusion on Tuesday the starter lodged •a oz oo nstot against Crnshaw, Walters,, , . . .. ._ AnDRossAN .., . . . I Frederick Keyler Ka or Keller • who went out to India AI 67 59 66 W 8 W 3 c 3 separated at a late hour. The procetditigv were rare- at Lard's, in favour of the county, in one innings •and lee anti l ' ambantra for . r ecce of his orders at the post, is 1754 ; and they further sought to teleplay this person po nee ese,,,,, tow 67 66 8,6.8, b 2 bred by great beerier.. Three cheers were given for num Th e score was as f o ll ow . i and they will have to go before the stevrezds to answer the wi °se th Johann G Kehl h tI Saudis Alit so 66 H.H.E. 4 Georg er, w °Tao away a =early age o 3 Mae Burdett Ceetts, who by her protence enhanced the same. 00 88 W 4 from his home at • small village near Fmnkforton-the. Ougur .. value of her afteratiee. lIIDDLIMEK. A PLATE of 50 soya, fur 3-yr-olds and upwards ;to be . • ' • Maine, and ultimately came to liagland ; and on thin last I suasoaosea M. 76 MI 57 W. 2 i I 0 1 The emaciation is greatly hampered for want at Mods, nun EITT1106 • sold for 200/. : selling allowance". The Old Mile. (8 subs.) Identification their whole case rested. No next of kin ' W. 1 I VaLittriTA B. A Daytime Rm., rue J. Walker, Esq., e Omorre. sod the hue eeeretaries at the new uleols, Aechodstred out . Mr. (S odding'. I...aster, by Hermit, $ yrs (1001 th 7st 4th appearing for many years after Gemmel Kehler's death, i, Qvg=47o7 , 79.47 no is W.N.W. 6 o 3 IC Dor, h Haysartk (Perry I administration of hie estate was granted in 1813 to the Soli- i y a p ataura ..!2 5 7,8s es 69 W. g a I would be glad of aseisteuce in their work. W. Nicholson, roe, ii A. H. Walker. lbw, not out 75 My a Lawn Dartmoor, 3 yrs (10012, 7st 410 'J Daley) 2 citor of the Treacle' , for the use of the crown. The 1 bastion leen 69 66 R.W. 1 o- -- Grab , T. Hewes, e Criterion. b ✓ 2 ton. b ilayiewth --- • • • 4 Mr. R. Brayley . s Sycothuit. 3 yin ,200‘.), 7st 011, PORTEMOOTEL. 20.88 411 67 S.W. 4 having taken proceedings in the Court of Cheocery, that / Nrw °Knee or THE Col - ST or CHANCERY.-AU uroad 7 (leasnueni. 4 PORTLAND-- 29.84 68 67 8.8. E. 1 r 3 enter of the Court of Chancery his just Ices issued, that ia A. W. Daniell. Fee.. o Chat- Petry; h Harsarth •••. • et court. in 1831, duetted that inquiries should be node as to r 6 Mr. Seron'eConvlrtaltet, 4 yrs (1001.), tet 71b (L Saowden, OWU eases in which a hill of comp Lint shall have been or shall C . tere,.en• h ll.Offartb 5: O. Hearne, b Orune7• •,: le • who were the next kin of of General Kehler, and the I Piml°37B • • 1 23 ' 73 611 " S. 6 PERZANCH.....29.74 02 el S.W. B I r 4 be ordered to be taken pre ...efts*. spinet • say defended e' eearrme.' c P°11.1 " h I b 5, 1-b kw 1, rcb . l 12 Betting :7to 4 apt Dartmoor, 3to 1 apt hau l er, and Muter in 1839 declared that the respowlenta were the nasty Haygarth gedeferaleeta, sock bill may he rat,' at the hearing from aG . . '3 - 4t° 1 a p t any other I°S)* Sycophant wen = e _ W •b• legal representatives of the sole next of kin of the uiteetate, Corarrasout. '20.80 St - Calm. - r 1 . Wells, b Hammitt pew e e c o py thereof, • stampol with • • proper stamp by nos '', both whereu court declared them to be entitled to BMWS 120.90 66 - S.W. 5 pun the ✓ 8 a the el•As of reeerds and writ., iediceting the filing of M. C. e. AND GROUND. Chirper and Lancaster, Dartmoor and Convivialist Uri 7,822/. aa principal, oad 14,4.1. as interest. Hence the lain .to SC 82 - WW. 4 b 6 wok bill of complaint, and the date of the filieg thereof • MINT 151111634 arEoliti INNINGS , fourth and fifth. In rounding the turn into the strigh t .....t preen se r vo.. Bromm 3..10 60 - SAL I 4 b 2 Dartmoor parsed Sycophant and joined Chirper end Len sed when such hill has been amended the sam e ma y l a ; L D. R. Orolow, see.. b Lawrence e. eG. Meares, b Lawrence 0 • • ... The house having held that the question of pedigree lame .. 30.10 74 - N. I reed from a printed eci7 thereof, or from • ewe , thereof J. timed/. e 11 "eg ebl ' ° ' b caster. At the thstance Chi rper was °sates. Laseaster was established, the point was who was liable to pay tu , Lawrence 42 e and bV. R. Walker .. 27 and Dartmoor then came on side by side to the kcal [- dies IXPLA NATION. the next of kin. -. ..._., _.........1 es se ens- as MAY MIA ritu l E ms tre d ur r l e i7:".P n ',:t rn - 1 :71 1 w !. ; . ° t , b• _.,e'• •• 'A. H 'mirth e 1X E. cA. it Walker. b Law- teem. where Dartmenr ahr...A the white frathav • n.l ......1.1 - - - ---- - - - A PLAIT of 50 son., for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; to be sold for 200 f. ; selling allowances. The Old Mile. (4 subs.) Yr. (Sodding's Lancaster, by Hermit, 3 yea 1 1001.., let 41b iPerrYl 1 Mr. B. land's Dartmoor, S yea (1001.', lit 41b 'J. pale, 2 Mr. Hope's Chimer, 4 yrs jaw, Ost 12Ib .Kendall, 3 Yr. Z. Bray is Syoutdunt, 3 yrs i2004._, , 7st sin, I.aionourn 4 Mr. Kazoo's Caavlrtalist, 4 yrs il(101.), W rlb 7. Snowden, 0 Betting : 7 to 4 sat Dad/moor, 3 to 1 apt Lancaster, and 4 to 1 Apt say other off). Sycophant went sway with a clear lead to the Briek.kilns, where he was Posed by bath Chirper and Lancaster, Dartmoor and Coevivialist laying fourth and fifth. In rounding the turn into th e straight Dartmoor passed Sycophant and joined Chirper and tea mster. At the distance Chirper wee beaten. Lsocaster and Dartmoor then came oo side by side to the balf.dis. mom, where Dartmoor showed the white feather, and would have eat it had not Johnny Daley forced him along. Lan. eater, however, woo very cosily by six lengths. Chirper was bad third ; Sycophant next. Cooririalist cantered in and did not pass ties post. The winner was nut claimed. Ten Ancor Breams of 10 boa. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Winners after July 15 to arty fills extra. The New Nils. (l 9 subs.) J. Sargent's Crater, by Orlando, 4 yrs. sot 7lh _ Ntw flange Or THE COT:RT Or CIIANCCILV.—Au miler of the t'ourt of efianceT? has Joel beau issued, thot in all ram, in which • hill of complaint shall have bees or shall he ordered to be taken pm rattiest,. against aay defendant wdef e r i d a ms, such bill rimy he mad at the bearing from a printed copy thereof, stamped with a proper stamp by cos a th e t imks of records and writs, indicating the tills= of such bill of complaint, slid the dote of the Mimi thereof and where such bill has boos amended the same may be mud from a printed ropy thereof, or fro m a ropy thereof pertly priated and partly written, stomped with the proper stamp hy one of the clerks of records and write, indicating the &Owed/Met of each bill sad the date thereof, without the attendee°, of the clerk of reards sad writs, ad has hitherto bean the practice. Droll Rwßlat RAILWAY. —The receipts for the fortsight mid* Suck Joao, Id6l, sonomited to UNIV. It.. lid., sad for the sorramposidieg period of lut year to 2.dOrtf. Us. lid., shawls. aa increase of 2,0111. les. Ye layout of the present year. The receipts Macs the am. abominate( of the prosiest book year, on this let May, hi. Mohan the shoos. amounted to 33,:e1f. 12s. 01., shawls, se .senora simpered with the eorrespoodiog period of Um year. of 4,ratß. 1f... Id. The working Papooses foe the fortnight amoriamid to 3,03731. DM 11d., or 3pur mat. of the modals, said for the marrospoodiog af lest year to 2,83.31. b. Al., or 3a.2er per cent., a otos eat It mow of erminea amounting to 3101. Ira. W. soll the present Y. The workbag gammas. from the lit )gah WA to the 305 k J. mull, sartaated 12,0011. la Ti., et 41.07 per root of tits receipts. The working oarsoore 4 the par 111111041 wore 38.42 pas coot. A R. Orilow, haw. b Lawrence 2 e G. Hearne. b Lawrence 0 J. annely. e Bodehewn, b tamente A. Ibiatills. In: , b V. E e 11. Wallow, b Law- Wine nines 0. Clasiksten. I b w. b T. Z. Warr 1 e mad b W. IL Weiner.— • C. Ike e O. '.ants, b V. X Wnice R. lilionshbes. Da, • T War" b V. a Welber IL Pa= b lasemss 1 est oat .. . . 6 J. A. Ir i ame na. l ea. C. Ranans. • blew et Nicholson, b V. E. mew IL W. Pill.m. Iles, • Mend ees. blameless 23 Absent 0 I. 11. Oveureses e asel b V. IL Welber b A, I b 8, w 1 Told — ISt Total — The cue was heard on the 11th of June, and judgment postponed on the latter point. Their lordships unanimously expressed their opinion that the Solicitor to the Treasury, as the representative of the crown, was liable to the newt of kin, and they therefore armed the decision of the court below, and Mamie/bed the appeal. EMANATION. 11.—airoester corrected and reduced to SS deg. at mean ma level ; malt 10 Get, or reeksl rise, causing about asse-Inusdredth et an bolt dimientkes; and each 10 deg., above St Viler needy three hundredths increase. if..—gsposed L Made. 11.-11olstened bulb (for evaporation and dew t). D.—Direction of wind 3rue—two points We of 'sag- RAW poin . 7.—Parse (l to lt —estimated). C.--ased ( 1 to 9). I.— b, Mee sky a, clouds (detached f, fag : ban; 1 . lin7 0, overcast (dull , r, rain W ; th . & u r ba ne to 9:. . . Adams) 1 Mr. J. Clarks's Sherbonse. 4 yrs, 84 41k .... (G. Fordhers) 2 Mr. B. /sc.)* s Amstarlam. 6 yrs, 84 1211 s ..(T Jormeos) Lord Portsmouth's Vinegar MIL 3 yea, GA 1311, (M. mow) 0 Lard Coventry's Flitch, 6 yrs, Ott 41b Including Ilk ertra) (L. darmden) 0 Mr. W. 0. Craven's Ptak. 3 yrs, list Tlb (ll.ldeleyl 0 Mr. Payne's lockley. 4 yrs. Ost 1110 Mr.IIW. Nelson's VoMos. ayre,,4l4 ilk (J. Plumb) 0 Mr. John Brown's Delhi lftes,ll yrntlet 11111 (lletwbdel 0 Bottift: Bto 2 opt Visogar HA 4to 1 apt Rocklay, sto 1 opt fiturboroo, 6 to I opt Pixio. 7 to 1 each apt INte~ aid Aaolordos, orllo to 1 apt Orator. An excel. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JOLT 24. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) CLARKSON V. CLARKSON. " Wo find Du Barry's Delicious Health-restoring Havalcula arahica Food the safest remedy for habitual coati- patios, tnemorridds, indigestion ,tlyspepsis . consumption, coughs, colds. asthma, bronchitis, dlarrhos, dymmtery, sleeplessness, atrophy. Dervousnesa, palpitation, acidity heartburn, nausea. ihstulenc). disteiudon, biliousness, toter/ of the liver, debility, sem ula, dropy."—Andrew l`re, .D., T. 1.9.: Dr. Harvey, Dr. Shoriand, N. Campbell, Dr. Warier. Packed In Una, lib.. 2s. 9d. !lb., as. ad.: 61b., ill 121 b., fle. Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, Regentotrnot, London: ?Manna sad Mason : Crosse and Blackwell : also at SO, Graceckarek street; 4, Chcapaide, &Sand ldO. Oiford-sigest.—Vidvartisemeati In ti o is e claite cause, which was beard some ti me ago and re at the time, Sir C. Cromwell said he had carefully considered the evi deuce, and he pronounced against the will. The Pap states that the fled under the command el Almond tie ?lusa wW Teton be nano, at the sad of the smistrir. V one hoe menhir &mkt occur in Syria. RADFORD V. RADFORD. Sir C. Cromwell formally gave judgment on the appli cation for a sew trial. He saw no reason to disturb the de• MARKETS. TALLOW.—Winixxstur EVEtIiNG. —The market is steady. Annexed are the last prices : —Spot, 475., IS6O, Y.C. ; Baptenalser, 475. ; October to December, 475. ; January to Marsh. 48a. 'Miseries to last evening, 619 ca sks ; arri vals, none. COTTON.—LivesrooL, JULY 24.—The sales today are again extremely large, with gradually hardning prices. The males are 35,000 bales, including 24,200 A merican, tild. to ; 8,000 Surat, 4icl. to 7.'.d. ; 2,000 Egyptian, Sid. t o 104 d. ; 260 Penn w on, 9d. to 9id. ; 550 Macaw, 81d. ; 1,000 Maranham, Bgd. to 91;L, of which 10,900 are for specula tion and export. The week's import is 17,815 bales. LEATHER AND HIDES.—At Leadenhall this week there has again been a rather abetter supply of fresh leather, which, combined with a cheerful demand, has further diminished the stocks of several articles, although it has not enabled us to report higher prices. The descriptions of goods most in demand continue to be those which were noticed last week—good English butts of the middle and heavier weights and extra strung foreign butts ; prime calf skins also, 40Ihs to tiolbs, meet a ready sale. In raw market hides there is no alteration in pri,v, but the quality of those now slaughtered is improving. Foreign hides remain generally unchanged in value. CORN.—Boirrog, JOLT 24.—A slow trade for wheat to- day, best parcels barely supporting last week's rates ; in tenor, of which the bulk consists, are unsaleable. Little or nothing doing in spring corn, at about late prices. Wheat, red, 40s. to 525. • white, 50s. to 565. Beans 445. to 495, Oats, 21s. 26 5 . per 11 stone. Grinding b urley, 28e to 30e. per 15 stone. BTOCKTO3I-ON-TELI, JOLT 24.—The supply of grain to this day's market was exceedingly limited. Wheat met a steady demand at full prices. Oats in good request, at the extreme rates of last Wednesday. Onodiag barley, beau, and peas unaltered. The weather continues showery. Im pale during the past week :—Wheat, cosatwise, 932 qrs. ClusGow, Jut 24. —This day's market ruled quiet, although pretty well attended, and samples of wheat attracted rather more attention, but buyers generally pointed at about 6d. per boll under last quotations, and the sales effected were at the reduction. Hour was offered decli ne above quoted. Barley dull and nominal is vela°. Irish oat. and oatmeal unaltered. Scotch oats scarce and rather dearer. Indian corn and peas 3d. to 6d. per boll lower on the week. Mans also easier to purchase. CATTLE-SOCTRALL, Jucv 24.—We had • fair demand to-day, at the following rates :—Beef made from 3s. 2d. to ss. 2d.; mutton, 4e. 6d. to tis. 4d.; lamb, se. 6d. to 6• 4d.; veal, 4s. 24L ffal. to se. Od. ; pork, 3a. 4d. to ss. Od. per stone of 81ba., sinking the o 00ALH.-Lositou, Jinx 24.-Hastinge Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Hcdywell. 15s. ad. ; Howard's Wait Hartley, 113 s. Bd.; Lambert's West Hartley 16s. 3d.; Wylam, 15a. 6 d.; Walls Hod Amen C 1..., 18s. 3d . ' ; Wall End Halton, 175.6 d.; Eden Main, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddylla Hetton, 195.; Walls End Prainwellgats, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell. 20a. ; Walls End Halton, El.. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 18s. 9d.; Walls End llossed's Bottom, 194.; Wax End South Heaton, 28n ; Walls Had Hartlep.ol, 19n. 9d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Kenna, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tem, 19.. 9d. ; Walls End Thorpe, 18s. 1 Walls End Trimdou Hartlepool, 19a. 6d. ; Wills Lad Trundon Thomley, 17s. ; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 6d. ; Carway and Darya Atalanta*, 21s. ad. ; Camay mid Duffryo Malting, 245. ; Mods Home, 18s.--ahips at market, 49 ; sold, 48. TRAFFIC) RETURNS. Wee Par Mar- Total, TeaI ILUINATII even senfers dandle* DWI 1880 Week gaging May Id a a t Great Indian POWWOW& .. 330 f 2,818 3,987 8,806 11,937 Week ending July IL Detroit and Milwaukee .. 186 —• 2,887 ;617 Week ending July It. Great Wagon d Qumada 1145 .. 6,016 6,698 - 7,329 7,380 - 4,386 MBO — Meet Wain - it 7115117 — ll4lnbarelmilOianow .. 142 50a411411 Na . rlh Layers .. 115 Week melba Jd7 14. Werth Devoe . .. 35 5tS 490 Week ending July 19. Belfast &N. CountNs 136 L 514 801 2,319 %,2w Li end Yoynes 964 147 63 200 167 Waterford and Kilkenny 31 200 182 BSI 265 Waterford and Limerick 77 763 827 LIMO 1,836 Week ending July 20. South Wales Week ending Jody 21. Great Northern 293 16,849 11,868 29,11.5 /5,248 Great Western Landon & North Weetern 1,012 61,810 39,942 01.839, 90,658 London & South Western ..- 18,881 4,936 23,197 Manchester. South Juno. thin. & Altrineham Mennen _ _ 966 289 1,249 1,120 . 996 416 . 1,940 .1,378 loneestdre and Yee*.hire 11661 19,1 . 61 20,131 40,173 60,471 NortbStettordekbe Oeweetry and Newtown SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. John Wehh, frn Trinidad to ft south, has bah captured by by a privateer off liatteraa.—New Yoh, July 13. VBSi3ELB SPOILIIN WITH. Antelope (American ship , , 112 days from Bombay for Liverpool, July 1, tat 31.5 N, ton 39.40 W. Delhi (herniae:, Hudson, of Liverpool, from Liverpool fur Dal. bouve 8 days, July 20, lat 50.13 N, lon 13.30 W. David Hoadley, from Liverpool for New York, July 6, lat 43 N, loss 51 W. Kllesniere, from Liverpool for Bombay St days, OH Well, Jew 7. let 5.5911, lon 21.9 W. George Marshall .ship!, 102 days from Rangoon for London, July 4, let 37.8 N, loss 42.20 W. Jarvis Cheston, from Liverpool for Calcutta, April 18, let 3 7 8 . ion 2W. . . . . . tofN Bride tbarque), 28 days for Colombo, June le. lat 0.40 N, lon 2410 W. CILTOTAL PALACZ. HALI-A-C ROW N DA Ir. WW21181:411Y, JULY 24. -BMW. TIOEITROPZ PERIORM• Ascii or Y. &mem. 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