The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

BLECTION IN2'ELLIONNOIL MARYLEDONE. Yesterday evening s number of the elector, of ea bane& of liszylebrae siseedikd at die Pli a Grassrt Ammo, for the repose of hearing ea e&trets trout Xt. Hervey Leiria The ask wee occopied by lii. Peru Gaerrea. After Mr. Lame* miaow no questions were ask= mesointioa exeranieg eeelletenos In Mu, and then present to do sit IMir power to wore his Mom mew bum - ti aulesestion. the esestiag 'wanted. Lord Fermoy also attended • meeting of the (demon of Mszyishees at the Vestry-ball. 81. Pancras, loot Mr; Mr. Churchwarden Lawman) la the chair. . Enwasne, an elector, mind Lord Finney whether be wield suppoet lfr. W. Lawswa's persobave bin es , vote against it, and whether it• would vete kr Yr. Boma% bill to of pahliedisame on liondikys. a'tPawn said that it did sot appear just to him that iority of parsons is • district wore teetotalism they Amid he empowered to bind the minority, and be seed dared that it would be • tyrannical promoding to prevent the working mos from Abasing • glom of bar ea Sunday slier the hour of divine service. Is reply to • googlies from Yr. Norms, uto whether he ?mid rots for the payment of mtholio prisone in work- lieurea, Lead FIREIOT said that the 'lmam was s &gloat' owe o wwer without due delihsrelim. lie wanted to know 'whet the queetkm was dr m i t = as. Norm—ltMr. No—lt is • y h tlabs questio n . Lord FERMOT said tln opision the principles of aril and religious liberty should be applied equally to all religious claim The goodies of payment of Boma catholic priests involved We queetioa of endowments sho rtie:. fie would leave to boards of guardians the power ief deciding whether they would pm mods or not ; but he := s t e. tl e ly should have the fullest power of mitering the aed inskucting and administering the rites of religion to their own docks. Mr. T. Ross then premed a resolutioa approviag of Lord Feramy as their fusers representative. Mr. COLLETS somoded the moieties. A VOTER in the body of the meeting, who esmesed him. self against the onmumption of all alcoholic wished fse propose an smesdmiset, bet nobody seconded is, and the chairmas handed that he meld net receive it. TIN moieties was the put and carried unanimously. Lord Piano; having Married thanks. the emoluded with the usual omplimeaS to the Yesterday a meeting of electors of one of the divisions of Mary'shone was held at Lawien's-reenn, Gower street, for the purpose of hoarier from Mr. Chambers an exposition of his political views. Mr. DAVID Mitchel pro. sided, and the host and learned etadidate baring ad. cheesed the meeting, Mr. DUNPHY said he held in his head the Weed* Re gister et that day, in which it was said, alluding to Mr. Chambers—" Thu gentleman, it will be recollected, made himself conspicuous when in parliament by hie attacks upon Maynooth and the Nunneries Inspection Bill, sod who at eve time, by Lord Palmerstoo's inomestary aid, succeeded b getting • nunnery inspection bill read • stooped time is the House of Commons. We ars glad to be able to Mete, en his own authority, that be has long since anis/lowed them hostile sentiments to citholio institutions, cad that, if returned for Marylebone, he will sot be • party to any aback, in future either upon catholic omen& or the Irish catholic colleges." The quinine be (Mr. pas{ had to ask was simply whether the proprieties of the Weekly Register, the paper from which be had quoted, bad any authority for the statement he had quelled, whether it was his intention to abodes the systematic &lecke he had made epee the Roman catholic church, and whether he would vote with that party which professed to struggle on behalf of the principles of civil end religious liberty. Mr. Cutinnee said he felt very much obliged by the gumtree being put. It was quit* true that darn( the time be hada ..it in parliament he brought in a bill for tha inspeetias of nunneries. It was • mistake to say that throagli the monteatery support of Lord Palmerston be carried enek a bill MI that to which Mr. Dunphy had alluded. He had the satisfaction of saying that be carried it against the most determined opposition of the govern. meat. (Cheers.) Lord Russell (at that time • member of the House of Commons) promised to support him, but, acted upon by some ietnence from without, threw him over at the last moment, by paying, "014 Toe cannot expect to carry such • measure without so inquiry." As it was late Ls the session be pee way ; and in the next session he proposed es inquiry, whereepos the noble lord said, Oh, you causal have as isqdry unless you tell is what is the manure you propose sad so be was defeated again. (Laughter.) 'Well thee, after bat he obtained a committee of inquiry, sad' having as he thought advanced one important step, he was suddenly ar rested by a proposal that he should not be • member of the committee, although he was the mover of it. (Laughter, and sheen.) la that parliament time failed him, and his =maze to an sod. He had not recanted , as bad rested in the extract from the newspaper, but be had altered hic coarse, as many a man bad done before him. In reply to a further question, whether he would support the Homes Catholic) Oath Bill if it were limn/duped is • parliament of which he was a member, Mr. Chambers said he had not very well considered the nabjec., hot he had no hesitation is saying that if a unions oath for Roman canal& and prenatal& meld be agreed epos he should most heartily assent to tt. (Cheers.) i regard to reform, on which • gaieties was asked, he said be would vote for the widest possible form of the eleeteral franchise which any government would propose. (Cheers.) Tbe hoe. mid learned candidate havin undergone • loesi eneelselind examinatioa, Dr. Coil& g proposed end Mr. Billing seconded • resolution expreedve of eonfideoce him, and *edgier the meeting to support him at the poll ea Tuohy next. Essr Hre.exi.—The nomination will take place en Friday, the 14th instaat, at Lewes, and the polling on Monday, the 17th instant. lair Sou=r.—The nomination will take place cc Saturday, the 15th instant, at Croydon, and the podia" ea Tuesday, the 19th instant. Clutzsiwica.—The nomination for this borough is fixed for Monday, at the hustings opposite the church of 81. Alpha's, Greenwich, end the polling on the following day, at the several booths in Greenwich, Deptford, Plum. Mead, and Woolwich. Marscaserran.—lt appears by a letter from Mr. Yowler, Q. 0., who propmed Admiral Denman es a wadi date at • conservative meeting, that the money is not forth coming for a contest, and that the gallant admiral, after all, b sot to be brought forward. Norriscutig.—The writ was received here yester day moraine by poet, and wee read by Mr. Sheriff Place in various public plasm in the tows. The nomiastios is fixed far Tuesday, and the poll will be takes on Wednesday. OXFORD ihrivassrrv.—The election of members for the University of Oxford will be held on Thursday, the 13th instant, at 9 o'clock, sad the ponies will commence as that day, and may continue open for five days. The elfin ties is the fins in which the voting payees have been per mitted, and Mr. Glad/tomes committee at Oxford have tented voting papers to all hie supporters. with full in 'tractions for the use of them. It is necessary that every elector voting by means of • voting paper should okra it in the presence of • justice of the peace qualified to act for the county or borough In which the voter is residing at the time of voting, the justice of the peace being easefully acquainted with the voter, or at lent introduced to him by a common friend. The voting paper must be tendered at the poll by a member el luravortatto• personally acquainted with the voter. It is expected that a much terror proportion of the constituency will vote on the pruned occasion than at any former deo- Moe. It sees an if a large number of addresses are still un known to the committer, and voting papers may be obtsfused by voters to whom they have not been mot on applicatiou, personal or written, to the committees either in Oxford or The Vim-Chancellor yesterday moreirm issued the following important notice in refersze• to the new form of voting :—" Opinion of the Attorney-Gene al-1 think the decimation required from the proxy who tenders the voting paper must be made aloud and signed at the time of tendering the voting paper, and that it is not enough to sign alone, and that the signor lure cannot lawfully be affixed at any other time." Ac cording to the etiquette observed at university election'. madidatee do not maws members of convocation, or visit the university during the progress of the election. They are proposed to convocation in Wiz by some member of the university, but no seconders ere required. On the present occasion, it is stated. the Very Rev. the Dean of Christ Church will have the honour of prepense the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; the Rev. Dr. Wyntar, presi dent of St. John's, will nominate hie opponent, Mr. Gs- thorn. Hardy ; and the Wades of All Soda will bring W forward Sir W. Heatbcote. Pageroir.—On Thursday night • large and en thusiastic meeting of liberals was held, at which c resolu ta°s wee passed, inviting Mr. Alderman Goodair, manufac- Aof Pres kia afterwards to contest the borough in their istetest putat waited upott Mr. Goodair, who west with them to the amnia& and addressed them present at some length. He promised to 'ifs his answer on the following morning. At mos yesterday it wee definitely stated by influential partici , that Mr. Goods& bad given a Ise- LtZei n eply, but that it oontalant owe or two qualifications, ' the supposition that he would come cot, if be scald certain of the support of the Roma cathodes. Lord Derby's " muzzling " speech has quite divided tie Hoare catholic, electors of Preston, sad many who foe same time Rid intended voting for the osuserrativee, have wow changed their minds, end expressed their Teatimes to ✓apport a liberal candidate, if one were brought oat. SANDWlClL—Yesterday • requiaitMn was signed by • mapped, of the electors of Sandwich requesting Isar. Admire] Sir Sidney Dames, E.C.8., the commander-in ✓ade( of the Channel Fleet to cocas forward sad contest the borough is amiusetiori with Mr. Capper. The deputation will wait ea the Adsulnd at Weymouth this morning. Should Sr Sidney decline. Kr. A. 0. Haas, barrister-at lbw, 'ionise* of the Right Han. H. A. Beset, 1L P., sad of the Lord-Justice Knight Bruce, will be bresitit fovea in enjuaction with Mr. Capper. . Bratrronsa,—ln ?Waft ogrididate for the Topa gestation of liediskl came forward retwilay (Friday), is I the penes at the Has. J. Start Wortley. _brother at Lord Wharselife, and private to Mr. Gladstone. Though bideoging is aoesssysMva faaul , Mr. Wortia Nom for ward se • libmel. HOurnaxrrOn.—AA South= ton there are fire osndidaiss Almost every hotel, p • and beer =we bass token for am rocs bora c 4 the tes have aped all the .she in the town othe day of lied the others ass rigging up boats a t *Ain' them on wheels to away their alms to the poll. Every=opertaiir manna are boa, al whisk the sandi dates the oenstasisoq, Several slight &turbot* have already takes place. The tows is is a greet state of exathemsst. Mist of the Hie companies and the heads et the other great.ate is the town have given the mea in their maployi liberty to vats for whom they Sotrai LanOsannut.—Masers. J. Heywood and H. Y. Thompeos, the liberal candidata far the r prneata tica of South Lasmaire, seining a wallet meet ing in the tows-hail, Athicaandsr.Lyne, last night. The nizz l (J. Gen, Esq.) presided. Both candidates cost • a reception, and at the aka of their add:soma, Mr. A. Rayner moved • resolution of confidesce is Mews. °bibles*, Heywood, ad Thompson. Mr. H. Mama, in essostikl the resolution, slid that it was in the palm of the senstatmency to tars oat tho three ootneera es tia MM. Ur& If th did so it would bo ths great political vie. tory oar achieved is the meaty, as there had never lasso as inetwoos at three =mien being turned oat bodily at one time, (Applause.) The resolution we carried almost moantooously, and the proceedings oonaluded ;with • vote of thanks to the chairman. Woacarraa.—One of the four candidates (Mr. Lulea) he retired from the field. Warr Kirr.—The nomination will take place on Monday, the 17th instant, at Maidstone , and the polling on Thursday, the 20th Instant. BM* 1 11 la 4 callsßac, rie I opt Nutrstioa. 4 to 1 apt Masiaboal.loo to tlsod rimy other. TEll Wobanrra Our (Baadicsp) of 100 sm. 17 sabsoripMoa of 10 son.. sash, h ft, the surplus is spacw, for 3-yriids aid upwscds ; -Masan *alas Oas idle sad Mires Imisap. (LI gabs) lord 11464 mat's Moakley, by Tsdamitos—labrs, 2 :4l itst itb el.) 1 J. Taratifs Maar of yrs.lo•4 (Mr. Wood 4 • tot 7 1 ^ • - Mt W. flaiusder's nd Queen of 4 yrs. 14 nth ) 71b es.) Cr. II Madame Melton afro wax BM ktg : 6 to 4 as Mosbey, 3 tot eget Knave of Trumps, 4to 1 eget Qom& of Trumps. Wen by sight lengths ; a sack betwese mooed and third. Madame Walton did not per the poet Tex Orersoutuog Pure (Baadiesp) of 30 eon. ; wieners estra. About a mile. Mr. Maects's Mlse minersyrs I Jr., Set TM (Krum) 1 Mr. T. Wadlom's Dames, 4 .Mt Mb Orlsesearr) Mr. Merrick's Pee tect l a 4 Ate Peru), (J. 0 yrs. Tat 41b (Carroll) 11 The following &horse : Teddy, 111 Boreerviße, Wass Bet Motley, Bar. ltetrousel, Tits Drone. sad Drum. Bettie, : sto 3 apt Dermee, 3to 1 apt Quess Bee, 6to 1 apt Xlie Williams, 8 to 1 eget Perfect Lady, 100 to 8 meet say other. Was by a meek ; a length between mewed sad third. Teddy wae (earth. PLYiwo STAUB (Beadtcep) of 5 eon. each, with 50 added ; awed to save kb dale ; wieners extra. T.Y.O. (Straight half mile.) (24 nit) lord BIAIIIIIIIeS Queen of Tramps, by Ilse el Trews, —Cathodes Parr% a yra at 121 b..— Grimuitaol 1 Mr. I. Bray My's Blackbird. 3 yrs. 03 alto (C= I Yr. K. Iskrett's Idlnber 3 yrs. est 1211 t ..(Temllogtos 8 The following Mac ran thuabwy, Nab. Tie. V Jess Mick, mid Burnie Beauty. TBe Went MIDLAND STALIN of 5 rove. 0101 with 25 added ; weight foe age ; orilleg sad other emcee. T.Y.O. (Straight half mile.) Mr. Lowdenb Thar, by Bftelberi—Ooreractlot s nom, Tat (J. Orlaultal 1 Mr. Angelic Vletsbarg, II yrs, 7st Kb Mayers Mr. J. Martin's Henbane, ps (OIL), 211/ ..(G. Sops $ Devegab aloe VAIL Bettras — to 1 roai Thar. Tea Etzimircn Itnarvouncr Flynn STALES (Handicap) al 5 Novo each, with 30 added ; arbutus extra. One mile sod grouter. 16 wile.) Mr. 1. Slyb Deredale. by Corimiale, dam by ityrrbu th. Fir. 62 re. tat Irlb (ltatdottek Mr. B. Duelers Queen Bee. 4 yee, 7e4 lab KIM) • Betting 2tol ea Quota Bee. BETTING AT NANCRESTEL--TRIDAY. GOODWOOD SLUM 9to I Aga Claremont (t) 100 to T apt 1547 07 144 (t 100 So 7 Dom Damns. sod of) ford (t) 10 to 1 Jam (t) 100 to 4 False Alarm (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 4to 1 apt WI" do 741 r I Ato 1 opt MMus (off, t (S) Stop 0 to 1 Combs's& (0 THE EiPRIBI3, SiTMIDAT TULY 8, 1865. Uri request the palisy was ghee tolds brother. The troths, some month" afterwards probated two lettere. paireoltbsi te have bees writes by the plaintiff, claiming for injury no tamed by tibe geode. Then was De total lowq and legally the defesdante war act baud to pay seythiag, but Ete, paid the brother 1016., klieg policy, with the tehrt of the ewe y by him oidoned - at it. Whew the plaintiff reacted to this country he celled at the adios mad asked if his brother bed rescind the MISSY. He was is that he had, when plidatift raid lb bootie bed not amounted to him for the mosey. A morneliew wet 0 " with him to Smith, Payer, and Oces, aod to the Bank of Englaad, whom they • the data end Donahoe of the bank sofa. The memenger deposed that whoa he wee aorompasyiag the plaintiff to the banks the latter told him he wee wreaked ha &disk Oelmobia, sod that be wrote home to his brother to receive the money for whisk the goods woe insured, and forward 801. for hie through the &Dila North America Bulldog Company sad totals 201. towards the support of his child which he bad left with his brother in London. He said he never received the mosey, although his brother bad told him he had forwarded it in a letter. Wiesen' asked him why he did not give his brother into custody, and he repass, because he wo a very artful man, and that be had become and entered Um amount in his schedule as a debt. Lewes lassos, ea holaterer, brother-in-law to the plain. tiffs brother, deposed that after the plaintiff refereed he dreamed the brother 301. with which to maks up 601. plaintiff agreed to take, and that upon its payment be signed the repudiatedareosipt. The brother also entered into an agreement to pay the 301. by 11. monthly inaialmenta. Mr. Day, an seceuntaaa, deposed that the plidatiff threatened to oppose the brother in the Baakraptey Ociart, ' sod to get rid of that opposition the spesment was egged, the receipt giro, and the mosey paid in his office. Ho pre pared both the agreement and the receipt. An attempt was made to show that the plaintiff had charged his brother with stalk% 60/. from his box in the docks, and that the 601. was to repay that amount. A proceedings were commenced against the brother but tt period to which the steelier of the money was referred was subsequent to the former trommitioa. The ury retained a verdict for the defendant. His Lordship directed that all the documents should be impounded, to give the defeedant as opportunity of prose cuting tb• plaintiff for perjury. J. S. MILL FOR WESTMINSTER. TO TNT WITO OP MO arum firs,-Be so good uto add the following to the lit of salteraiben to the Mill Election Fued :-Mr. Walden, 10a. ; Aihdowa and Parry, 21. ; H. T. W. Ellis, U. Is, • W. Lawrence, IL ; Mr. Ottarles Orme j 11. ls. ; H. D. Barely, IL la. ; Dr. Hogg, F.H.8.. 21. ; J. Prout, 10/ 110. ; Inter national, 2a. 6d. ; A Friend, 2 a. 6 d. ; Henry H . 601. ; B. Mitchell, 10e. ; Godfrey Lushisgton, IL Is. ; W. G. Lumley, IL la ;W. Whits, 11.1 s. ;B. A. Hallah, 11. ; Mr. Godfrey. 11. ; Mr. Vero, 11. U. ;A. M'Milkm, ;C. Howard, &1., 31. ;G. Howard, Esq., 21. 2e.; W. L. Mamas, 11. ; B. liawbsp, Esq., 21. 2s. ; R. IL Clamente, it. Is. A. Falsoser, 11. ; - Hare , Esq., IL Is. ; W. Redfern, i t. ls. ;R. L. Wells, 21.25. ; Rem 1 . J. Taylor. 21. 2s. ; John Wares, 21. 2s. ; James M'Histry, Esq., M. ; Colonel Sauey, ;B. A. thinkey, 21. 2s. ;J. P. Edwards (2wl subscriptaah 51. ; Mrs. Waterton, 11.1 a. ; Handel Copham, 21. 25.-I am, JAMES BEAL. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. PIIIDAY. Another heavy thusderstorm passed over Newmarket during Thursday night, the ram falling in • perfect deluge, and the flashes of lightoin,t occurred with • rapid amid vivid tenuity, followed by loud and prolonged peals of thunder. This bad the effect of clearing the atmosphere of • blight which was particularly unpleasant on Thursday aftersoas. The slouch looked very threatening, sad some heavy showers occurred during the day. Owing to the nature of the soil and the herbage on the heath the course nut not particularly heavy, and the warmth of the sun soon rendered it perfect " going." The meeting has been chetly remarkable for the almost total absence of speculation on future events, and ibis morning was occupied, u heretofore, is sitting. Not one bet on the Derby or Goodwood event; came nailer our notice. The racing was very judiciously appointed to commence at half-past 11 ; the last event set at 2.30, which enabled all to get off by the afternoon special, and reach Leaden in nameable time. A Handicap Plato for all ages, T.Y.0., brought out eight only of the seventeen on the card, &ladle being made a hot favourite at 5 to 2, and be woe easily by • length from Guardsman. The match between lord Westencenlarsd's Invade, 3 yrs, Set 10Ib, and Sir Joseph Hawley's Celli polls, 2 yrs, let 71b, wee productive cis deal of apsentlatioe, level mosey being taken to a large amount, bat eventually the young one had the call, and justified the confidence of her supporters by winning cleverly by three-quarters of • length. The haadimp sweepstakes for 4-yr.aids and upwards wee contested by the five " coloured * on the earl Effie was made a great favourite, at 7 to 4 • Guardsman, being next in demand at sto 2, w hile 7to 2 could be had about Juliet, sad she old mare, jumping off with the lead, was sever headed, and won by • neck from Guardsman, whom Fordhsm brought out with one of his superb rushes. The Handicap Plate foe 2-yr olds, over the Chesterfield sews% brought out twelve run. sere, the largest field of the day. Blackthorn was • great poi at 2 to 1, Kioghorn and Miss Roland being supported at their respective prime. The favourite was one of the first to show lie advance, but on breasting the hill he gave way to Mims Reload, who challenging Stoic, won eudy by a length and a half. The Queen's Plate brought out eight of ,the twelve on the card, Fantail being supported for large sums at even mosey. Soon after the shut rain felt in torrents, entirely shutting out the view of the hones until nearly home, when Fantail and Diana wen sees a long way is hoot of Reel Jam, who headed the others by some lengths. Fantail eventually woo io a cutter by • length, the others beaten off. The Plate of 1001., last six furlongs of MR., was won is a canter by Ambition, de feating the two favourites, Puebla and Ozone; and the Sweepstakes over the T.Y.C. was carried eV by Saffron, who still rues in Admiral Rous's colours, the Duke of Beau fort hung returned the mare to the admiral after the match yesterday. 'We cannot take leave of Newmarket without testifying to the extreme eoutesy of Mr. Heavens, the statics master, who gives every facility in hie power to the members of the press, enabling them to get off their panels with despatch. HANDICAP Plan of 50 son., for all ages.Y.O. Mr. w. D. Outleasfs Balarlin, by Cowl. dam by Felton, 3 yes, &UM (llaztable) 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Guardsman, 4 yrs. ilsteb ~ Yeribann 2 Mr. John Dance's Bells, 3 yrs, Oat 131 b (J. Smith', 3 The following also ran :—Bayard, Armadillo, Clairvoyant*, Shakespeare. and Baverde. Betting : 5 to 2 eget Saladin, 4 to 1 apt Bolls, 5 to 1 agst Armadillo 100 to 15 eget Guardsman, and 8 tel 1 each apt Bawds, asirvoyante, sad Bayard. )(Arco, 100, h ft. New T.Y.C. Mr J. Hawley's Csllipolis by Chestestoe—Hatepre, 2 yrs. 7st 710 III. Covey) I Lord Westmoreland's Bavarde, 3 w ho Neb •V. Owner) 2 Betting :lltolo on Callipoli, led off till half way in the cords, when she came out and won by three-quarters of H • length. ANDICAP fivetarwrauts of 10 torn each, for 3-p-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold for 200 sova. if des• mended. Last six furlongs of RH. (5 nabs.) Mr. T. Hughes's Juliet, by Teddington—Happy WO. sit (Priori I Mr. IL Ten Broeck's Guardsmen, • yrs, Mt 10 th(lordhans 2 Captain Lloyd's Eno. 4 rant Illb (A. Edwards II Lady of Cover's's= sad Principal alto ran. Betting : 7 to 4 sgst Mae, 5 to 2 eget Guardsman, 7 to 2 I apt Juliet, sad 8 so 1 her three. HANDICAP PLATS of 50 sort., foe Ityr-olds. Chesterfield Coarse. Mr. amens Yin Boland, by linleised-311as Bowyer. Mt 71b team) 1 Tan Broise s r k's Stal . cde t t ib illb (Barlow) (Iftmtable) Tke following also ran : Ode'', Capricious, Gauntlet, Mamie of Newcastle. Rappel de Windt, Ainghora, Blackthorn, The ffilargeur, and f by Annan—Lady Anne. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Blackthorn, 5 to 1 apt Kinghorn. 7 to 1 apt Miss Roland, and 10 to 1 oath apt Stoic sad Master Struts. Tae Quatea PLATE of 100 guineas, for mares ; 3•yr-old. 7st 91b ; four, 9st ;lb ; five, lOst 21b ; six and aged. lOst 51h. R.C. Mr. Perry's ranted% by Wood Pigeon—Deechnut, IS yrs, lOst 210 'Boyce', 1 1 Mr. E. C. Clayton's Diana, 6 yrs, lOst 61b 2 Captain Lloyd's Elne, 4 >vs, .et 710 . (A. Edwards) The following nisi, ran:—Mirage, Slater to Evslius, ZulettiL Real Jam, and J. 3.1 e. Bettie( : Even apt Fantail. 5 to 1 apt Sister to Lady Erskine, and 100 to 8 each apt Diana and Real Jam. PLATS of MO nova., for 2-yrolds ; colts, Set 91b; fillies, Bet 61b • wieners extra. Last Mx furlongs of B.M. Mr. W. Morris's Ambition, by Brother to Bird-en-the- Wing—La Belle Alice, Bet Sib (S. Adams) 1 Mr. Smith's Ozone, Mt 111 b (A. Edwards) 2 Count F. de Lagrange's Puebla, Sat Illis (Hurter) The following also ran Lae Belt, and Duplicity. Betting 2to 1 apt Feeble, sto 2 apt Onus, 3to 1 apt Ambition, aid 10 to 1 apt any other. SWIMPSTAXIN of 10 soya. each ; for 21r-olda, ist ; three, 9st ; selling allowances. New T.Y.C. subs.) Admire, Roue Saffron, by Yellow Jack —Pastrycook, 3 yrs, flot 41b 1261.) l.l. Manzi 1 Mr. G. f by I'edetie.—Cbssce Shot, gyre, tut rib 1311 Mr. W. H. Cooper's t by Bt. Athos—lAdy Kingston, 2 yrs, est alb .141' (J. Swithi The following also ran :—Beveums, Czarina, and Sliverlocks. Betting 2to 1 egret Czarism, 100 to 30 eget Lady Broa den 511 y, 5 to 1 each apt Minden' end Revenue, and 6 to 1 apt Balms. WORCESTER SOMMER MEETING.—FaIDAY. Tut LAMM: PLATS of 25 110•11., 1144111 d to 111 sweepstathe of 3 soya snob, for all ages ; wo4ht for sgs ; conditional allowances ; the winoor to be sold for 60 1 ., awl the woad to save stake. Five forloriga (4 sobs.) Lord Coveatry's way Queen. by Chantlekor—llauda2 i Set Sib Mr. O. Angers Vicksburg 3 yrs, Tot Ilb Mr. 2 Dudley's Katherine, I yrs, Set Gib Betting : 6 to 4on Vicksburg, sod 3 to 1 oisk opt liatho riot sod May Qom& Sloe 00VISYST Oulu of 10 sem each, with 100 welt, for 2-yr•olds ; omits, ea 101 to ; Elias. list nb ; p al mitin' sod allowarieet ; the olosod to save biz oaks. no ight Ire furlong rouse. ( 10 subs.) _ Yr. ilneelo's gellin, by Iwo—Light el the Ames. get Ith (Si.. kb astral, I 3 t M 1 Yr. J. Graham s ItutrWes, Sat YID ....Volta lit /. Dories gisersteat, it 71.11 Thr follewbas Min rah i- , lllhts of Dissnosis, by C1a0100t.... noway, not The N.J.& CRICKET. I ZINGARI v. Foams —This match, at Lord's Ground, was resumed yesterday morning. I Zinpri bed 17 nun to get to win, which number they obtained with the km of one wicket. Summa: V. 1012 M.—At the Kent County Ground yesterday this match was resumed, wham Bunny continued their innings. Their total only reached 155, being 15 in minority of their opponents. The state of the pas wee as follows when play owed for the day :—Kent—First Innings, 171; Second Innings, 174. Surrey—Fiat laniogo, 156. The match will be oonelasted this day. Ten GrarrLamaN T. Ten Pewees.—This attrnc ttromatch will be command on Monday at Lord'. Ground. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--Jurx 7. After TOM Nisi Prins Sittiap at GendbalL—(llefore the Lord Chief Justice and Special Juries.) ITUCY r. TIM QUAY LAMM ILLILWAY COMPANY. La this ease, after our report let t lesterday, Mr. Manlike said the company did not treat this other wise then am a serious case. and he added that he had never heard any one give fairer evidence of hie sufferings than the plaintiff. So far from hie being the feeble broken dew* man be had been described, there was every rea sonable expectation to justify the defendants in believing be would ultimately recover. A large number of medical men of eminence, hieladieg Dr. Ferguson, surgeon extraordinary to the Qua" were celled on behalf of the plaintiff, and they were it opinion that it was doubtful if the plaiutiff would recover. Other equally eminent men were called on the part of the de fendants, who entertained the opinion that the plalnti f wu gradually improving, mad that in the coarse of some yearn he might recover. The jury ultimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff damages, 6,3004 SSOOND COURT. After Term NW Prior Sittings at Guildhall—(L3am Justice Mellor and Common Jones.) HINDI o. BOLTON. nil woe en action to recover compensation in damages for an assault and false imprisonment. The defendant pleaded sot guilty. Mr. flerjeant Simone and Mr. F. IL Lewis were counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Serjeant Robinson appeared for the defendant. The plaintiff had bun in the employ of the defendant, who was represented as being " The Metropolitan Pamela Delivery Company," end the action wee brought for an as- Elul!, cad for boring given him into custody on a charge of hung feloniously stolen so old jelly mould. Before the conclusion of the plaintiff's evidence, The Mimed conasel conferred together and verdict wan takes by unseat for the plaintiff—du:ages, 1751. - - HALL C. GOLIGH. This was an aotioe for breach of promise of marriage. Mr. Keene, Q. 0., and Mr. T. &tsar were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Ballantine and Mr. Joyce were counsel for the defendant. Mr. Keane was about to state the case to the jury on the part of the plaintiff, when he was interrupted by Mr. Serjeant Ballasting who said ho believed there never Was a CAM in which a plaintiff in a breach of promise woe had some into court with greeter claims on the kind consideration of a jury than the young lady who had brought the present action. There could be no doubt she was, as his learned friend had described her, a perms of education witstleness of disposition, and there could be no doubt a tit was one of the greatest misfor tunes that could have happened to the defendant that his Intended marriage with the plaintiff should have been broken off. It was ultimately arranged that a verdict should be taken for the plaintiff for 701., she being only desirous of being remunerated for the expeoßes she had been put to ; the learned judge obeerviog that the defendant bad been let off oa very esay terms. - - - - - - (Before a Special Jury.) HINDUS AND ITV! v. THZ BOOTH TASTE; RATLWAT COMPAZT. This wu an sailors to recover dung's fee injuries re ceived by both the plaintiffs through the *lifted negligees* of the defendaate. The defendants had paid 1,51.10 i. into cour Mr. t. Ooliwidge, Q. 0.. Mr. Hawkina, Q. 0., aid Mr. Beasley were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Ballistics and Mr. Bullet were counsel for the defeedant. Mr. Coleridge said the occident compla , ned of occurred in the Blackkeatl-tunnel on the 16th December last. The plaintiffs were thrown under one of the carriages, and were not extricated for upwards of an hour. The male plaintiff was filet taken out, and then be assisted to extricate his wife. The female plaintiff was very much bruised, sad she bad a compound fracture of the leg. She was prematurely confined, and the add died eight days aftee tie birth. If she bad not been s womas of an extraordinery constitution she never could have recovered. The busbend was also very much injured. The amount paid into court was de scribed as a niggardly compensation, and by no mesas equal to what ought to bus been given to the plaintiffs. Bail way companies received large incomes, and paid large divi duds, end the public had a right to demand every protection. The plaintiff was called, and deposed that he bad not yet recovered from the accidsot. He bed had to incur in con secc.scos as additional expenditure of mot. a Wind®, who bad to be satiated into court, stated that she had one leg broken sad the other very much in jured ; the spies was *tired, and a premature tandoori:act took place. The child was so much bruised and diacoloured, that she was Dot allowed to see it; she had sow to use crotches. She still suffered 'eternally, sad was nosbie to attend to her domestic sod household duties. Medical evidsoes wen called to show the exteet of the injuries, and before the plaiatiffs' case was eoojluded it was stated that the parties had agreed to a verdict for 5001. over the amount paid into °curt. Them will be so second court this day (Saturday). COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Jumr 7. SECOND COURT. After Term Sittings at Nisi Prlua t$ Guildhall: (Bohn W. Baron Martin sad a Casuist. Joey.) Thb mean action to recover the sum of 100/. on & policy of imaranos affected with the Alliance Marina Insurance Company, of which the defendant is the chairman. The company pleaded that the plaintirs claim bad been settled. Mr. Gibbons was counsellor the plaintiff ; Hawkins, Q. 0., and Mr. Cohen were counsel for the defendant. The plaintiff, who is • Jew, had carried on Waimea in London as & dentist, and afterwards went to Victoria, in Vancouver's Lased, takiag with him a quastity of goods which he neared with the defendants. The policy was left with the plalotirs brother. The goods, it appeared, were . When the plaintiff returned to this °Denby be found that his brotherlad cheesed 1001. from the cempany whitest his sartherity, an as be had est reaped say of Mae messy he brought this anion to mover 1001. L erees.aziunisatioo, plaintiff dialed that two litters • peudneed wen in his handwriting, or that it was his igas tan ten resell:4 seknowkidging the payment is Mm of 301. bhie part el the maw maned from this Album For WN ths debase Mr.GeAkthamemager, mamas& He de • paned that is 1002 the plaintiff Wasted. the polity, andaltplein• THE POLICE COURTS. CLEEKEN W ELL. Javier WM onus, polkomostable 86 B divisioe, yea charged before Mr. Barker with anlawfally assaulting sad beaks( Hrs. Harriet Elmer, of 5, Randolph-genet, Camden town, oa the 23rd ult. Mr. L Lewis prosecuted ; Mr. Winner defended ; and Mr. Hoary Anew, prosecuting officer of the Aasodat• la stitution for Improving and Enforcing the Laws foe the Protection of Women, watched the sea. The complainant said that on the day la qnsetlon,rat about half-pest three in the morning, she was in the St. Paurs-road with her maim, rotundas home from attend ing a sick cousin, who bad sines died. As she pawed the prisoner be said " Good morning," and her mother answered him. Be followed and took hold of her mother, and after wards took hold of winesa by the arm rattier roughly. She told him to take his bands off her, and he said, " I am not the first man who bas laid hands on yon to-sight, and yon are no better than you ought to be." She had a sheep straggle to got away from him, and in that her arm was bruised and her dress tors. She had not spoicea to the defendant nor to any man on her way home. Cross-examined—She might have stated that the &fen daht had been drinking, sod his breath smelt as if he bad. Sbe saw the defendant at the police station on the Saturday following, bat she did not then say that be had been driak- Mg. We both said that it the defendant would apologies we would forgive hint, bat be said "There is none needed." She would not now accept his apology, as he had said that he had seen her oat with some drunken men. Mrs. Elmore said that the complainant wee her daughter, sad on the day in question the defendant took hold of her yin and trod en her boot Whilst she was doing up her boot the defendant insulted her daughter, by taking hold of bee by the right sm. She radiated very much, and in the straggle her dross was teem The defendant insulted her daughter, and said that he was not the fleet man that had laid his hands on her shoulders that night. lithe did not say that the defendant was drunk, though pie thought be had been drinking. _ Mr. Walther said that no one regretted more thee his client that he should have mistaken the young lag for some one else be had seen that night, but that he wished now to withdraw all imputation on her character, sad to resider an ample apology for what he had said under mis takes. The complaisant said that as the defendant would not make ea apology at first, she would now leave the matter in the heads of the magistrate. Inspectors Stratford and Millard gave the defendant a good character, and said that on the night in question he wee perfectly sober. Mr. Wontoer said he hoped that the magistrate would be contest with the defendant's apology, and dismiss the case. Mr. Barker sold be considered the defendant had behaved very ill in the matter, and fined him 40a. and costs, or in default 21 days' hard labour in the House of Correction. The Owner was locked up in default. THAMES. Mr. Day, • barrister, on the part of Moore, M'Queen and Co. (Limited), who are extensive printselers and engravers, and have their establishments in London, came before Mr. Partridge, to make • statement in their vindication. He said they were the proprietors of valuable copyrights in en tannin and prints, and their basineas came in a direct line from Alderman Moon. They ware, of course, desirous of Protecting their valuable copyrights, and had prosecated Mr. John Dicks, the publisher of • cheap weekly serial called " Bow Sells," who had caused to be connived and ierned two wood soginvings—cos "The Return from Hawking," the other " A Distinguished Member of the Humane Society." which were exact copies of valuable aegraviep be longing to Wean. Moore, 14.`Qnsen and Co., and in whom the copyrights ware vested. It was true the printed copies were not sold, but were distributed gratis to the panne= of Bow Bells to enhance the sale and nanee the popularity of that journal. His clients of nurse did all they could to stop the circulation of the printed copies, and commenced proceed ings against Mr. Dicks, who paid 401. as compensation to Moore. M'Queen and Co., and undertook to stop the issue of any more printed copies. The issue, however, still went on, sad 11 applications had been made to pectin for com pensation, end five writs ieetted. It was not correct that Mr. Clarion Harcourt, the attorney for Moen. M'Queen, and Co., bad made 100 application, or wen issuing write right and left as stated by his learned friend (Mr. Reynolds) on Thursday : The writs were directed against the whole male dealers in Bow Bali only. Mr. Partridge caked if the applications and write were issued by Mr. Clarence Harcourt, the attorney complained of by Mr. Roger, • retail vender, with the mention of Moore, legume and Co. Mr. Day said that Mr. Clarence Harcourt was acting for that firm. Mr. Partridge said the application to Mr. Rosier wee printed, with the exception of that person's name and address, and he was informed there were more than • hun dred of them issued. Mr. Day repeated only eleven, and five writs. An attempt had been made to prejudice Moore, 'Queen and 00., and it was stated tthat • poor widow in • byetreet. who realised • profit of 4s. per week by the sale of Bow Belk had been prosecuted, and 121. demanded of her. The firm of Moore, M'Queen, and Co. knew of uo such Oise. It was a fabrication to give a oolouriag to the affair. It was ei osedingly difficult to stop the circulation of the pirated so. pies sod protect the copyright. The preceding. adopted by Mr. Clarence Haroourt were absolutely necessary, sad se the prime were still issued, Moore. Ill•Qeeen and Co. had filed a bill in Chancery to prevent Mr. Dicks circulating any more copies of she pirated engravings. Mr. Clarence Harcourt was an attorney of groat respectability, and his object was not to obtain moan, but to preveat the future invasion of valuable copyrights belonging to hie dints. That could only be - close by letting the publiahere and vendors of cheap aerials know they could not circulate pirated copies of valuable severing' with impunity. Mr. Partridge banded to the learned mused • letter he bad received from a west-end tradesman, oompleining inn sharp practice on the part of XL Claregioe Harcourt in snatching • judgment. Mr. Do said the letter did not refer in any way to Moore, M'Queen and Co. Mr. Partridge said there was no case before him. He heard ea application f rem Mr. Rosier, a tradesman in the district, for • warrant to arrest Mr. Clarence Harcourt, an attorsey. That application he felt bound to refuse. Cer tain statements were made and poblisbed. He had beard • statement in refutation from Mr. Reyoolds, on behalf of Mr. Dicks, and another on behalf of Moore, M'Queen and Co., and Mr. Minna Harcourt, and he hoped there WY an end of the matter, as far as he was concerned. Mr. Day was much obliged to the magistrate for his courtesy and potions, and could only say, in cooclusioc, that Moore, M'Qneen and Co. would not abandon their right to protect their valuable copyright' against invasion by the proprietors and publishers of cheap periodicals and retail vendors. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 6. -- Anollintind.--iden tenant A. Alamos', to the Trafalgar. Nester G. H. Allen, to the Bastiogs. Clerk E. J. Phillips, to the Terrible. Naval Cadets H. C. Vivian, to the Dtinesa ; D. A. Crofton, to the Octavio ; and J. B. D. Tollsmache, to the Egar. Asti* Elecesed Class diedstant Eagiseers J. Smith and G. a Newton, superstomerseses to the Indus. Anninenrr, Jura 7. A.Prortmonrs.-:—Com sander the Hoe. 14 H. Name, to the Royalist, vire Pollard, knalid. Cappta ed in J. Ceeneerea, to ine Seerpicetz ei. voierieesd). Liniment W. J. L. itrten, to the nub-Lieeteraan T. Z.,dakvan. to the Gomel ; J. W. L. Jekyll, to the (Meek. Masters W. H. Harr* to the leas ; B. Stergess, to the Canopy. Parearker G. Grenadier, to the aserpieue Clerk C. Lesern, to the ample. T PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ' I wkorageirke' t:aexia:cmicipsisaadn—s.oang, 1 0. 41.0emA 160 . IllsekkiNWONK lonlihnu, es tre s a t - ' 6 4 [num On 00LaNTOSS AHD MTV= PaartOrnis.lS TO WI W. 0111 a s -W: Wads mad Z. MOM; Ipsetsh. OINAIXN. AT Tel OM= Or TM WWI lan111210.; " a T. Sk llDer, a b ill s l4 . dollop DltiMi-11 1 . and P. N. Wltiteembe ja p.....,4 00alir 01 BANIMUPTert, SMONGitltritTS2l 2 .3 rellosa-.T. T. Mar& N. camamr, imam. itha ltallia naa NTll. 4rest. under& moseot adimmtunw, maho rsiv i ewi d wgium estal aid c :ssMebte- Ada...Anem. Actaaller, to surrender July id, at l. Oman Talleanaa, 111salOocil both, Ulm, MT M l . wise imarillants-l. Dawns sad T. N. HOW= NOY= islaMMOad, fAlm=lo. awl to aa theme-A. laehirl oat N. 'whirl, Cailusetues. July SI, at 1. inerelemMe-W. 0. Putts sad .1 MOM Gamma it littmlass, limaple-ber, beershap keeper, T. Olummar s Jury 24, at it Thems. lll. l=Wit a l i rcensed Astallins-5 Rig lux Waymouth4erram Ilackney-road. anandel *PA tan mad J. NeMess. lameeddre, ev i er m July 14, .st -A. Citiverrn rillese, Avesearoad, Dew THOMAS WILLIAM WATSON, Lower Norwood, BMW, pima& gicameees-J, mak gild T. p. Om* kegs& Job su. I. anwriceekka,trownwpea-. 1 . Mums end e rtr ik re k t ies Oantes GUN, Haswell. atm Dalai jai 1. y mew usselmage-K -JOMI H=MRAVIS 0111=ADOMZ. All Nswite.os. sad A. Berlow, Hamm= may al sr u : % gamy Jule St. at L dam sad bieschers, sofa &Birds J. fora JAoolllo2Alls. Oration-IL, Ifitizoydq., tale% July M. Ml. -T. T. gthos imp A. N e i n & . I m o,* an d Jade& houni Laos, Bede, draw hae an Adria, at tit. trawswmws-A. w. Beam* aad W. J. W ft er l ie* JOull IWIINTBsONMANN, Johwersest. and SaammleWori. SONO' lessufeetrnr= c o e ivdr. C. Mem& 11. Mit sad Lima& Mee; skin fiesnar, Juk24,6s if. IL J. yahoo. lAsesallkueluelulalt isuseiZ W 114 202 CATS Sworn O&M Labdiort. Pwrarri tunws. to ear as septa M. J. Talon- mere cad DAVcreek, Jail SI, at 12. Hull. miendmiou ID W alla , Richmoad-cotteges, Witco, commercial Ma. ia l e rbeseg ibl = Tim i rt omi poi ch wailer, July 24, at IL Nagy. meaggeiptadrest Without. weraseseisem-a, Join HALL. Puloon-yaid, litatalit, i4 cb s tkr ew t di V, s 1 and O. lerahsea. Surdettroad, Ilsebeeas , mad lied, Sawn AM Sitmllt, at James' . lodiMnellowa City, emery sloth Ora -C , Price aid W. J. Bei keeper, July St, at IL Love-lane, City, warehousemen. All ilmtar lain and 'Men ADOLPH 111/1117, Pakeuelesst, fancy warehoamenen, July IZ, NE SCOTCH SIQVISTUTLON& Joirelgata4klOutust, ew.N.W.road, Surrey, journeyman carrier. WILTIAII Ctolbenu tuld b u r mbattoTlh2, silmen . July .at 12. Jay 11, at the hoot Hotel. baton. pima lasuum, Werdouraireet. Soho, box saker,32o, at IL Bonner AIoWAT, stockbroker, July U. id g d , Joel MILLI Watml, 17%sr stuteoa,J 21, at 2. RNA Idloanrea mrozzu ammo, ath.lasos, p im mil ly. bow. Dru32omm" 11A0nolistra . , &Maim shoemaker, 30 0 Mlle &IN July 21. at IL 04 TIJA JAM= &OM, Jul. Dfaidutone, Data= :al/ 17. at L Smarm, Ma& Marylebose-road, comas. sit. July IL al 1. Mama Watialt Soon, Pony-fields. TS t r a , rd. tailor.July 11,er Jam= HAND, Pituastred. lie' , baker, Ju !f. at 1. RiCstAln IMIAY mad Janet LIT. Kea, hop mer chants. July 21, at 2. The Rev. RALPH Wallah 1201131, TOLLINAO2I, Leigh. Ems; dark, July 12, a 1. Su Sonar NIOMOLIKM, Bart, Clapham, Serny, late director ot the Patent Curter, Company, July 21, at 1. Joel Pm! Maul. King-at., O.:dwell-N. Bargee& July 11, at L MAUS MMIKAT, Oerratd.street, Soho, house agant,JubliLat CRAZING llansatiorr, Bettonaterracs, Die of Pop, Itteamed victualler, JulL27. at 1 - FROMM Hang, =meet, Leicester-sq., gentleman. July not It JANIS WALLAO2, Chasmic's, muslin embroldewer, July 21, at 2. Joao CARTWatolfr, Dudley. engine broker, July 11, at IL Join Moan& Cheadle, Staffordshire. pates Jay 1% at 12. THOMAS IYestbronswich, base July 19, at It Joel Jana, (hest Malvern, W lodginghoume keeper, July 24. _at It MANN ECM, nada, Nods, general dealer. lab 13, at 11. Jams Tome, Mertens, Notts, firmer, July 26, at IL GMOSAIMPoeTu, Upton, Nate, farmer. Jay M at U. RolisT Flag[,. Bolnelseleldris, brow, sad Bath, uglier, July 17, at IL NOWA= TATun SW& Devousbire, clerk in holy orders. Altgast 14 . Is Waal= HIMILAT, Dowsbm7, printer, July ti, at 11. MOHAN Mom Wnaremor, Irita, Yorkshire, temperance bat= keeper, July 24, at 11. WHARTON Wiese& York, July 24, al IL yoegos gam Leeds, cloth manufacturer, July 24, at 11. PRBDISICit SEMPRIM,D, Great Grinsiby, u rocer, July 26, 12, JAMB Glll=lllll, Liverpool, draper, J 17, at 11. Anna= STMIIIO2OII, Limepool, grocer. uly 26, mt Jamas GOMM& Liverpool, deist. provision dale& July!!, at n. Jana Joel BAR* ireammase, Lancashire, bookkeeper, July 12, at U. Han= Haim, Higher Toutnertialteehlre, loiner,July2o, at 11. WiLMAM WRALLir, Blackburn, waste dealer July 21. at at WLLIAAM BAMDIAW 10111101, Manches ter. Sour dealer, July 21, at 11. JAMES Curcio, Rorlidale, slater. July 25, at IL Funlatel Roma, Manchester, printer, July It at el. Walden WAlMOP,Torpenhow,Cumberian4labourer,Julyl9,atlt. Joel mon, River-street, Ines-awn dealer in potatoes, July 20, at 11. THOMAS LaThiatand 0201011012. Bolton,Lancashire, painters, July 19, at 10. THOMAS BOLLARD, Birmingham, traveller, July 11, at 10. Tamar Dams Birmingham, joluer, July U. at DI THOMAS GRAM= TAROS. WadowSuper•Mare, poundage& July 17, at 12. EDwAllt Tanner. lieweeatl•-upon - Tra.shomaN , July 13 NI. lONS Rosins, Plymouth, newsvendorduly re at 11. PHILIP JAM= WillTl.Pranbroke Dock, waichmaker,July teat It. JAM= DOwnllAM.2tok•Allmwlfell‘werl .Juir 11.1 , 311 1.1101010 BOWS= PHILLIPS, Cheetbant, •ire, dealer, July 22, at 9}. heal MANI& liverpooL baker, July 19, at & TMOMAJ HAIPTICS,fAblagion, Berke, banker dart. July 25, st 10. Bolan WAN/urn, Hyde, Cheshire, iseelesak, July 19, at U. Jon HOWARD, 'lame, Lancashire, cone. agent, July 22, at 9} HIM= SHAW, Marley, Yorkshire, grocer. July 2d, at S. &DMA= MAD, Kenilworth. stonemason. July 21. at IL £llorao9o, Waterloo. Lancashire, teacher, July 12, at 11. MATrilew ClSMlsson SHIPHIED, Birkenhead, *saloons. July 10, at 10. Linen Samsun, Baixham, Devonshire, noarbier. Inly 22, at U. JAY= lIIILDIrf, Oreet Yarmouth, layman in ma You foundry, July 17. at 11 Thomas RoADVIOWY, Aylesbury, licensed victualler, July 17, et 10. ALFIUD WILLIAMSON, Ashton-underLyne, lourneyreaa letter. printer, July 20, at 12. WlLMMllawiNLlT,Linptodupon-HalLanctioneer,July lo, atU. tar ILZAWINATIONN. August 2 I. M. Luck, Tottenham.courtroad, dealer In wises- August 5. T. Fisher, Caswell-street, law stationer-August J. Thomas. Acton. Middlesex, builder-August 6. 2. Mince, Montpelier-piece, Brampton, dairyman-August 6. J. Lady, Foley-street, Tottenham-court-road, builder-August 6. W. Roles, Hammersmith. late estate sgeut-Augast IL .1. Stevens, Hammersmith, builder -July 22. B. L. Monism, Leadenhall street, and Normandy-wharf, Deptford-creek. si.lp broker- August 4. J. co Portland-plum Roth...blebs, sod Adam's asce, Borough, cocoanut matthog manufacturer-August 6. Sophia Pelham and Harriet Pelham. Osbornaterrece, road, lessees of the New Royalty Theatre, Deen-street, Soho- August 6. W. Blink*, Acton, Middle's& attic salesmen- August 1. I. W. Phalipsou, Cioswelldireet, St, Luke's, printer-August 6: A. Bombes Cannonatreeteold. St. George's in the Iset, resent teelsr-Augast 4. W. Goddess, liunsetead, hest poosr-August D. Johason and R. Bacot, w egen s-doek, maven, aNbanaters-Angest 11. O. mum, D o eborough-plows, Hatirow.road, licensed vidualke•-sagest 11. J. T. Greenwood, IliglaMmetiAingsbuld. dairyoum-Angust 11- W. Robertson, Carltoa-road. Kilburn, late oilman-lay M. Levy and J. Levy, Ocenmercialetreet Whitarkanci. rn- August 4. T. Mailloott, Handaworth, Staffordshire, tr 3lr wingharo, printer-August S. f Cockroft and T. Babertaket, Bradford. Yorkshire. wanted ineaufacterere-Anged L W. Morton, Ripon, wine merchant -August & IL Haigh, Haifa& Yorkshire, woolstapler-Angust 3. J. Nelson, Omit. Yorkshire, cloth 1 6 . rusnufactrer -July ra. T. Kemp, Jun.. Liverpoel wool hrolier•-Jel7 63 . PM Ikeerfook vletualler-J Hs c. Bat ten, Liverpool. beamed victe--Jsily S. J. Dixon, Bir kenhead, joumeymanjaner-July M. Z. trees, Waco ltbyddld, Fliat shire late farmer-July= C. R. Breach, Ursa-pool, merchant -July 26. W. F. Peacock. Choritosapoiallediock, Lancashire, connagelou agent-July N. W. Smith, lisacheetar, agent-July ja, W. B. iiiingworth, Blackburn, Lancashire, attorney's Berk-July 24. J. Heaton, Oldham, Lanoashlre. grocer- July 24. B. Darcy, Manchester, kather factor - July 24. I. son, Nevecastle-upon.Tylus, innkeeper-July U. R. Jidda. Llawhaden, Pembrokeshire, dealer in cattle-August 7. T. Peters, Cullompton, Devonshire, basket maker-JaM It. J. OW& Gateshead Low Fell. Durham, jollier-August 2. J. T. Otbbs. Weaneebury, titallorduhlre, .suree-Aurcut 2. T. Anise. Mid diewich, Cheshire- 16. J.High, Nc r i t gg, wheelwright-August 21. B. Andrews, Ashinetee, Sonsersetihne. dairyman-July 11. R. lord. Blackbals. gamer -July IL C. Crook Rgerion, lanceadre, downtown-lab 22 T. Wilson, ' ig en , ei ben k uanmeoreland, joiner-July 10. A. bray. Great Wll brihrdreeekesilbiretli Warar eskire . pollard m l e shirs, nAjgual 9i. CLth~ tins July 11. T. Digney, Liverpool, pro v viton dealer-July 21. A. Macdonald. Evertoa, sear Liverpool, teacher -July 21. A. Joan, Liverpool, late tea desier--Jely 21. F A. Hunt, Liverpool and Birkenhead, Oly V uly M. B Woreey, Li 1, eoesmission &gest _ . J . Lovegrove, umpool, late cart evade-July 11. B. °mitten, Liverpool-Jay 21. W. O. leans, Liverpool, eta tioner-July 21. X. Hathaway, Wed Derby, jokser-July 27. H. Jones. Llaneuddwin, M u ariontlashire i. jouser-July E.. W. 0. rant lnt Mal. tog, Bnebbesd, carter " Au ae k 4 I pe . Transom. Cia:hire, bo A/keeper-AugustTopping . . Birken head, late pork butcher -July 21. L. L. Meredith. Brighton. Pri ests tutor -July 21. J. Bone. Shoreham, Snows& cooper - August 6. A. smi th , shmences, fishmonger-August 14. T. Matthews, Stokaupon.'Trent, carter--July 14. J. Toon, Witherley, Leices tershire, tamer. BANKRUPTCHIS ANIILLID. Jetty 4. Manua HAMMY= Mona% Newport, lam of Wight, barrister. Jule 11. FaAnOrs It2=olll. Edda, aemend merchant. lley 17. globate Haar Ram; Teeby, Pembrokeshire, clerk in the lank of Wales. DICLARATIONS OF DIYlDaliDe. THOMAS JAeols, Gloncederakeet, Camden-town, pianoforte mater-Ist dividend of Se. d. July If, and subsequent Wed nesday, et Patine. 3011 Esse and son, nt. Mar arced, Kensington, brick makers -Ist dividend of h. 7.1.. Jay 12, sad subsequont Wednesday, at Parkyns% Bunighalletreet victuax Ocrouctis, Bread-street, Chespede. Importer of trim mings-Id dividend of is., July 12, and subsequent Wednes day, at Park-yes', Ilsabsirtiall=reet. JOBB BIRD and 01101011 1110111.00, Loughborough, Leicester. sblrs, elastic web manuMeturen-lat dividend of ad.. July 10, and three subsequent Mondays. at Harris's, Nottingham Josvalt LUIPIEST, South Witham-common, Liocolushire. farmer -lot dividend of 1, Se., July 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham. MOB BIAIISRAW, Buruiey-wood, Ismeashire, cotton manufac turer-1W dividend of 34 02d.. July 10, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Maselmster. Lutes MuteliAti, Ciswaldtwiatte, Lancashire, cotton manatee torer-Ist dividend of 72., July lb, aad mq subsequent Tues day, at Morgans, Manchester. JOHN LITTLIWOOD, Old Trafford. Lancashire, calico printer-'d dividead 15.60., July 12, and any eisbeequat Tuesday, at Margate, lianciester. _ _ MARKET& TALLOW.—Fain: Knignott.—Tho hllw metros h steady to-day, with quotations es follows v . . 1864, brook old. 41s. to 41s. 3d.; dugout to toigk too Wash, 4.20. 3d. to 451 a, IA • October to Doom* 4:et. Doosrabar. 435. " buyers e l January to Nu* 43. . 3 4 4 4k ; Ilan* 446. At the monk= of 600 auks Adel y Australian. 300 sold. Wo quota Australia Mo w 41.. Ad. to 425. ; bad. MA Ad. good to 37a 6d. low suf. Boa* Amorima, 41s. Ad. to 420. Lt pitra. No Ogoi; or Nardi Asoarkma boom Coma-mut oil steady. Osolg a , to 44.. 6d.; °igloo, 425. to 420. 6d.; Bydan. 7k 41s. middling to A... Palm ail Arm. 370. 6d, u pt p s i m n os a n, 321.-4Fracs the circular of Nam hat and Madan, COTTON.—Livearoot., JOLT 7.—Cotten wee is hi damned in the early part of the week, bat dense the three days the b as has been bruited, end have not gnerally reseed their stocks for eels, grim bow given mai, and the market closed heavily 'setae: efte. D fail es Awluerialle Inland m detei n d,Vi l rs itver ued ia " priss a ems qualities are quoted gd. to ld. below weak arena* raided rather higher rates in the early pert of the en but since bu been offered freely, and closed at a dislind about gd. per lb. In Baptise great irregalerity pc/ensile fair qualities. which atter as advance c ap se lb. ki t beginnieg of the week closed g d . below f whin& Baru fa . seeted 4d. to ld. per lb. lower. Bad hal 11/ fully partasopated in the general doilies, the qadeekes d ordinary disecriphons aiming at a redtution of Id. mile bettor redes gd. to ld. re lb. from last week. la as, and Japaa a fair busier, has been transuded, bat rem are reduced gd., per lb. Speculators have lakes brig% week 6,740 bales ; exporters, 6,870 bales ; sad tie Ine, 17,910 biles of all hind. We have halm i. ittr=sidem; to-day, especislly far long wink is gd. to IL = deeper. Wes, 2,oloda,OrwticW,OMlllk tion Middling Orleans, 191 d. ; seldib i g 19 44 COTTON GOODS.--xxircisorsa, JULY 7.—The eine to hand from Alperin to-day, advising a rise in rotten be. 41 mots to 46 cents per lb., coupled with bettor eine from led* have bad the effect of producing a bean it in all kinds of shipping yarns, and is many met y st4 lb. advent* has been pan over the prime paid Besieges slams with a decidedly better feeling, thergt tin bas not been much doing. Bat for the failure of the Lit house asecostoon to -day we shield dunks, have tel much larger buena'. There has been a better as anti home trade 3 arms owing to the reports from Livernel,• far as priers are coseerned. but bo_yers have INS cat ad frees business. In cloths since Tuesday our monk be exhibited but little (hasp. There has best ao Minna to do bonne" sad .ta there were none lob tisk et low prices, born emceed but little tamped to have. it them. To-day, owing te the American advice', sad lets inineace of a better Liverpool cotton market anti more cheerful feeling has prevailed, eves to the anti causing some offers to he made for amine chases al Td shirting; but the result has been a very small armed I ay wind bunnies. Sellers romme their quisdises 4 . Tuesday, from which there had bees a slight decline, to there are nt operations to farther test the value at gen • Against the admen from America Wpm' have est fr • unman el failures publiand, sad these Mu bad I effect of deterring people frees farina operasiosa. CORN.--Cuirrnarozo, JOLT 7...-Thers eras a niee ail last sewing which will be verb beneficial to all theme sad gram Then was s very thin attendance at meat day, and the balk of the supply was takes by the was at week's prices. The crops an very carload, mks of, and some talk of defective ear. Lurnoue, JULY 7.—We have had a rattier larger welt of wheat today, end last week's prices were realised Id, 411 s. to 445. per qr. • white, 45.. to 47e. Barley, Ha te 345. Oats, 245. to 28a. Unman, JOLT 7.—We had only a moderate sled. sees at oar market today, and wheat was in very barn request at a decline of Id. to 2d. per resist Wesel 3d. per qr. lower. Float dull and unchanged. Waumixidrn, Jou fair stow of wheat. Ye fresh parcels meet a moderato cosesseptive ismarn, Ye cornmeal seedy lest week's pekes ; but for che Owe is *tersely as iaquirv. Jul ygripe eau se salvia °hasp :—Average week endear 3.—Wheat, 3,iftla at 435. 7d.; cats, 77, at 22a. 110. 00A.M. L 01113014 JULY T. —Byass's Beads Ed Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Calmar Hartley 16a N. ; lba 17s. 6d. ; Wan. tad Hettee, 18s. , ; Walls Eat EAll Graeae, 17. 9d. ; Walls Ead Hartlepool, 18s. Id.; Elh End Kenos, 17s. 9d, Walls End Sostk Hartlessol, l7( Walls Eod Tess, 18s. Id. ; ; Camay sad Daggs /66 11 6 1 224. —Ships et market, 19 sold, 19. TRAFFICS RETURNS. Nike Pan We. Toni. 1a1LW426. open. senders. amidst. 1065 66 Week aiding Wall L Medeme-11.W Line 492 0451 Do. N.W. Line 7G Week ending June 25. London, Tilbury, &a.. . 2,057 500 2.56 Week ending Jane 20. Beitart and N. Counties 991 I,2dr 812 1,06 1. 0 Londonderry & Coteraine sh tea 100 WI Id Week ending Jul 2. 1 Belfast and County Down 46 679 1111 WI X Gleams= tail 7,564 12,754 i 20,151 VicrouLt 139ATIOU 'UMW AT. The *diming; yearly meeting of the shareholders in this conimilll held yesterday at the Mlles, 7, Westasinstershewhigli toria.street ; Mr. W. Lee in the chair. Yr. Belimit! secretary, nod the report, which bee shah published. The chairman, in moving * adeiliii mid be bed to ooegratulate the eharehellem arrival of the time when the &rectors Wire elk Mw i emcee a dividend at the rate of 6; per gent. Mr 1 1801 They were all aware of the future prospects of Ih e we pany, mad* wu happy to my that the 9 pee of &Id would eommeece to be paid in the year 1867. Ir. Jae Eiger seconded the reeolutiou, which, after sores in. disesaries, we carried. TIN dividend of 81. 51. for was then declared, sad the niestiug **eluded *ea go" of thanks to the chairman. Du Berry's delicious health restoring Raskin Arabian Food COM, without medicine se tecosienigera 1=psu9 80 11• 880 D). az**. ganeinemies, ou. Nervous, Mous, Meer, and atom& land saves any times its each ha other omens& annaally.—Da hem emi go. liestat.etrest. Weft o In tins, at la. lid.; 110., fa 9d. it9s., 11seoAS pesite AtlontlaelneN9.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATUS Badt. Yrd 00PLISTON.-lab S, at the "Mo deerbl iC mkt's. the wee ft th j. H. 000• 401 4 of s , " - • CAIMINTHIL-Jaly I at Mame* name, Ottaigla wile of the Am W. Oarpeek r, of FLOWIII.-Jalr 6. at Hut Lodge, lavad-Pliu...w age at H. T. rower, of a sm. HAIL-Jab S. the wlfe et J. K. Hare, jaw, la. a Mr l t. S. ligaisapisee, liestadd". "- . W. P. Bilarde. Gas. didITIL -- ally 4. tr al etat, Brake. la vi l " . A. Bata. el a saa. YABBILGIS. DAVII-DAVIL-Jay I. la the la. re. Aihgd 1.1.1 ha a New York, to Misibetb. daughter or at Wt.' Qaathsad, ItegaMetreet. O ISITH.-Jay 0. at Coverdals Chslodt 2 0 2ti l 1 nod, Loaded, be Ike gm H. MK, Dr. J. lisegar - Dusky of Seem led% to Waft Illga add big D. Keith. Wigeter. WOODS-COCIL-Ja agar ly 6, a t nauth. by Oa rtta y U r -iv ' ley. L. W. Woods, KO of J. Woods Sest.. Kato. daughter if Y. Oak, la., at naval). MATHS. kICEOULID.-Jal, ilesiboragthdl, St NNW I. G. Arelaald, lag. aged 0001(1,-Ja4 s, ceMe, gallgarygessre, It - CIA e. iggginvw111"14;11.11"8:.-J40.4:174:11.C"Nts".47aspieT.844esedale.Surilkilltne:r. 09100471441:14r. riViritg..2.l%rtot=gabt, ItYddle dl . A ' P. letk peon Meal irdmosa w imam maw istak my el ta u "' "W OO A. IS 011 Progida July 20. W. P. Watton.ary4itreet, Bloomsbury, late eensies pole manufacturer -July M. C. J. ThalilliCh, Cansekawmare. assistant at the British Museum-July 27. J. K. Barrett and 1. A Barrett (Smut and separate estates), Kingston Bagpulse, Berkshire. surgeons-July 27. W, Wobrid Kirhy-le-Soken. Bases, farmer- July 27. B. 0. E nge hea rt, King William street, City, and 131seldieath, seetioneer-July 27. W. W. Mar tin, the Terrace. Kilhuri, gentleman-July 27. D. D. Deere, Warrington, Bums; &War In briar - July 27 H. J. Itinressa, Lee, Kent, apothecary- August 4. J. Poole, Kinlarel, Stafford shire, draper-Judy M. E. Long, Thorabury. Olomestemlitre, 'ser mon -July 10. J. Itedlears, Liverpool, gime bottle notoutso turer-July Id L Ellwood. Husky, Oltsehise. brossr-duly XL W. Snehon, Liverpool, joiner-July 20. B. B. Ward. /Wesley, Yorkshire, chemist-July M. J. W. WINIOII. !Shrewsbury, seri. vemer-Augnat 9. C. OgsMe, POwsolit. balkier-August 9. IL H. Harrsrd, Derooperk tallow chamber-Ansi 9. W. Mod later, Plymouth, opal isirebsol-Augost 9. W. °monolog, Ply mouth. brewer-August 9. J. Matthews. WA. Nm WU owl Woodhouse, Derons. worlds 9. J. Cohan &Awls. Cornwall, mesehmt-August 9. T. Bas, lost ikons howls. Devonshire drapse-AOMM9. H . Partin. I. l7 9 widb. feu dowler-AtigeW 9. 11. Pound, tkowiltilk morder• PARTEIMOCIMI DWOOLYED. J. Burrows 200 A. ItEMmta. Ilareogralk Miselnkaw, corn fable sue/. Burrows_ T. Borriww, J. J. Ilowiews; Brortsiss, Oa, old T. Was& Biggs sod Xsonobstoogit, loshim so we aginds T. Brains. los.-W Who sod A. wise Grime sad G. Wasiak OMNI *Off• -11. AsePeffes, salt dmi l ley, Biseidesm obsess halant--1L A. ILerbort . Use, ToolstGMaD =r Wes" N. sod W. gwiseol asediree, w re. girls W. lioomewsW. T- 4 01 . 8 S sea .1- UMW ai r &IA- I=,-=,..-1 Oreat<e Wows- , Osier . 41 1 Oster sem WWwww-W. V. 111101 sod 0. Arlraisseis. Old WV, wheiroWs diroatsw-W. Eice• — liloiliard-dreiß 11Aniiiikt.T. Jell 1.110.