The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY imiGirsT 23, 1865. celerrlias, Syron, Yak Melrose, 7enobta, Aline, .and Weft Rona. Bettis, : 4 to 1 apt Name, 6 to 1 apt Zesobla. 8 W 1 seat Moeller, 7to 1 ages Auden, Bto 1 twat yet Peeress. Fair Melrose, Flying Horse, aid Bed Earl, 10 toy apt My Mary, and 100 to 8 apt any ether. My Mary made play, closely followed by Perm" Zueller, Aida:, and Bed Earl for 200 yards, when Names took up the worming.Roared* the tura into the straight My Mary d back. and Eteellar and Red Earl drew up to lesesfsi o nt could saver overhaul bar, and she woo easily by three puts of a length. Red Earl was wood, a length in frost of &other, a head in whose rear was Zenobis ; Alias was fifth ; Althea sixth; Fair Melrose sad (tondo* close to- gether, seventh and eighth Nemo sext. Flyiog Home and My Mary were the last two. Montanan°ate of 15 moth eselt, W. for 3•yr Tun old allies, 10ib ; poultice; aad allowitacos. 05 55 sod a quarter. le tubs.) Mr. Bowes' Elartnika, by De Chee—Wlawna. tat 10th (Ashman) I Duke of Beanfort's Siberia, at on. alb extrle • • CrerdhanO I Mr. iluttocia Oardevieure, wt 10Ib (Thomas: I The following oleo ran —Lana Rookk, Miss Hobble. Yalta Dock. and &boo' OirL Betting : 2 to 1 &gat Whits Duck, 3 Hobbitapt Si 5 to 1 apt Leila Booth, 6 to 1 apt Ilie, 8 b ri t agst Gardeviature, 10 to 1 apt Menasha. While Doak jumped off in front, followed by eliberia, Gsrdevisur sad Misa Hobble. They ran th us to the bend. whoa w Duck dropped beck, end Gadevisare made play to the distance, whore Elarinska, who bad gradually mode up to the frost, deprived her of the load, sad cantered is a cruiser by five 'faiths. Siberia, passing Gardeoisure opposite the en clethre, was second, tirelengths is frost at Mr. Rattoo's Ally. Lolls Rookk was a bed fourth, Ilia Hobbit: fifth, sad White Duck sett. School Girl did no t pass the post. Tffs SZLLISO fitrtitho of 5 eon. sea, with 50 edited, for all sow ; selling sad other allowances. T. Y.ll (10 rubs.) Mr. Backhoun's Sylph, by Osiord—Ardea, yrs (4014 ise rib lEshlull 1 Mr. Jackseds Our Wan, Iyn (401.), iii 101 b ,canted (liesrtfiel.l) I Mr. Hayloft Saxon Beauty, t yrs (SOL) , let 7lb (lineable) The foL'osving also ran .—lierrythaught, Jura, Longo's/et, Sparkle, and Wing of the Wind. Bettis( 9to 4 apt Sparkle, 100 to 30 apt Sylph, 9to 2 I a pt o ur - Nraw, 10 to 1 apt say other. Won by a length; the semi hopsow woad sod third ; bad fourth. The winner ess bosAa is foe 310 guineas. 1133 01011VIVAL &rases of 10 move. each, with 100 added, ter 2-yr-olds • ; colts, Sat 101 b ; dills', 61b; wisseas ditni; allowances. 5 farlosp 44 isrdu Duke 5 Beauficcs Ischia. by Wild DaTrila— c = Ott Illb Mr. Watts fitrathconan. get 111 (J. flerowdeol I Mr. Craven's yeepoilan, The following also nu 3 Angola. and Itylphias colt. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Augusto, 191) to 30 apt Steatheonas, sto 1 apt Ischia, and Bto 1 apt Vespisian. Woe by a length ; three lengths between notiond sad third ; • length between third and fourth. TerOLD nail YanaOLD PIODOOS STACKS of 100 soya. each, h ft, for 3it-elds; co 101 b ; 154 711 s. Mr. N. Cbaplins Breeadelaw, b Steckwell —Quiets Mary, Eat 1111 h o.sitancej w.o. Mara cbapilo rod Watt divided the forfeits. 85035 FBAs 04,711 Nauss Noses or &GIRARD 1315- suf. &Aim of 10 soon. each, with 101 added ; for 3-yr• olds ; col* it 10th; lithos, 85 flub ; penalties and &Bow saws'. Two miles. 166 nibs) Mr. Henpit Zambesi; by Saunterer—Mingsret of Inycits, M . 1011, . (11. 1 Mr. C. MAW' Lion, etit lath Via 9 Be. Ilatg's Dud, Set 61b. (O. Dale) 3 Eirludarmoil licence siso rift Betting : Sto 2 each apt Lion ascli Grinder, S 51 eel Zasebeti. Woo by twe length'om ; • bad tlisl. Tax BURGUNDY axiom, of 100 soya. oath, h ft, for 4-yr-olds ; cults, 85$ 10lb ; tithes, Bst 615 Two milt. (6 salmi Mi: w. B. CreetwrigbYs nib bY tot bib sCusti 8100 ontsi as. Tel BRANIBAS PARK Eleassa of 100 sons nat. 30 Be Tor 3-yr- ads ; oils, Sat 10th ;. Wiese, Sat ; psmatiess and al -1 known. On mile ends hell. (4 subs.) Lora Zedand's lireethereceb, by Nestiesbli—TB Ms. win Bat ~4Clarkson) Mr. Carturtglit's Leila Tre4egar sawed lee Wits. I Tel Jfivizeixa Breen of 108soire. each, BP ft, for 76yr °Ida ; eats, Set ; the 81b. Threnwarters of a mite. IS subs) Mr. Merry's Plisiree, by ak Affieres—Win awl Mb it Banns) ae. PROGRAMME POR TO-MOILROW.. Tea OILINICIARS. &Wad of 10 bon. anis, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; oolis, fist 1011 a; fillies, Bat Sib ; wooer of the Cannata, the Riese ot Waugh, er the Borth 60 Ragbag Barisal, 51be ; of two of three status, or of asp Make rams 500 son, 71be extra; snood to naive 25 son., and the third to mar* take ; the wane to give leer doses of champagne t i the lock Gann& Claw mil: ) .4 subs.) Budd Ere, Lind of the Tale, Ant Pony. Th Nutrition, Tenor, 'Venturer. f by Laapton—Lady Bliss bah, Split the Difference, Dagater, Strathfieldsaye, Au gaits, Maresgo,• Beeconaliekl. My Hobby, The Sricalen, Rehm, Maurice, Xi, Mazurka, Mesdoesid, Masai, HEFT Ann. Ems, Freeloin, The Yam, Milos, Kneen sad El Cid. Tits Cove SAPLING STAILIS of 50 son. each, YO ft, ice 2- yr-old colts, Bet 101 b each. T.Y.C. (115 rake.) Jack-in tim-Gram, Mr. Pitt, it by Young Mabonnsa, dam by Ted dington—klaid of Markeen,Nlise Bitted, CbasseSztAfrique, Harper. Jona', linden, My Bobbie, Black Jaunt, Ash down, The Zingyni, Belzoni, loyal Tartan, Golan. FIRST Ties OF TIM TWKLFFIS ASKS PRODOCR STAIRS et 60 sovs. each, la ft, for 2-year-okla colts, Set 10lb; fillies, Bst 71b; those got by untried stailions or on of mined mares allowed 31b. T.Y.O. (3 subs.)—C by Newminter— Mary (31b), Labourite (31b). Ease (31b). TWINTY-THIso Visa OF TBI GREAT YOZESHISS STALIN of 10 loom trash, with 100 sdded for theme nd; for 3-year-olds ; oohs, 8 . 1 10 1 b ; fillies, 11); w inners of the Derby, 7th; of the Oaks, 411 t.; extra. On mile sod three war ren. (80 subs.)—Chevereni, Toilleben,Bienig, Fare well, Klarisaka, William the Fourth, Spinster, Princess of Wales, Laily Tredegar, Crow's Nest, Biahoptoo, Barkeosy. Eugenie, Lanaroof, Melee, The Inca. Gresinia. Radcliffe, Lord liesald, Cygnet, ri by Stook well—Sortie, PA. Leger, Missile, Arid, Quill, Rd% c by Baziatue—Clarima, Pirate, King Alfred, I by Young Mel boarsie—The Rescued, f by Toxoptilits—Miss Haab, f by The Knight of Kara —Merry Sunshine, Lord Oonyngbare, King Dam (late Gibaide), Sir Chsrles, North York, Night Stroller, Broomielaw, Bradalkane, Light Hart, Paraffins, Irritants Oat* lsoisiOs), Gutmann, War-whoop. Puritan. °bantam (71b intro), Wild Chsrley, Ludricous, Whirl wind, Matlailda, Solitaire, Pint-rater, Haarlem King Arthur, Seeing Ono Wild Agnes, Bonaparte, Haarlem, Znletts, Th. Prior, Bolerno , Star ei the South, Atebeler, Salle, S car borough, ci by Newmisater—Maid of Team Va -1 lee Celerrims. Alexandra, Brown Willy, Oluier, o by A Learamton—Sieter to Reny, Nothing More, a be Ethel nt—Mena Nights:nub, Weathsircock, St. Magnus, Baser (pad), Scheffouse (dead), Mae (died), Tasman (dead). Tag Vole Ccr, value 200 DoTs. by remoription of 10 son each, the surplus in specie, with 100 ridded ; 3-yr-olds, 7st ; four, Bst 6 lb : five. 8 4 1 12lb ; six sad aged, tist ; mares and geldings allowed alb ; the wittier in 1863, 1864, ernes of the Alexasdra Plate, at Asoot, the Derby, St. Leger, Ascot, Greenwood, or Doncaster Cup s , 71b ; winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, or Prince of Walea's Stakes at Ascot, duriag the stun year, 21b extra ; maiden 3-yr-olds never haviog received 50 son. for ruining woad, allowed 6lb ; 4-yr-olds, 141 b ; syr-olds, 181 b. Two miles over the Old Course. (10 subs.) Weights calculated to August 18. Age st lb Age el lb Armen** 6 81t Hollytoz 6 8 6 FJy Stanton Ciautiusess Iluckfoot TES NIIRSIRT HANDICAP PLATS of 100 ens for 2-yr olds winner rata Aorta 14 et 6 p.m., 71b. extra. T.T.C. YORK RACES.—TuiabIY. This meeting is reprded as "mond only to Dosimeter in i m portance is the list of northers gatherisgs , sad preced ing the 'lt. Leger by a few weeks ; the transactions on the loot thremyear-old encounter of the mason have been of the moat importnot description on farmer anni versaries It will be remembered tha t a g reat sea @sties was created Jut year by the overthrow of Blair Athol sod Ely by The Miser in the Great Yorkshire Stoke", but this reunion seems likely to pose without any sensational footers calculated to affect the St. Leger, es Gladiateur was struck out of the Stakes on Monday ; and it was well knows that Breadalbene would sot put is an appearance. The two-year-old races, Dotwithstanding the absence of The Studeet, are well calculated to keep up the interest of the meeting. and good bolas are generally anticipated from the large number of arrivals The trains from Leedom, Manchester, Sheffield. Nottingham, sod adjacent tows' were all crowded, and it was a matter of some difficulty to obtain a bed at the principal hotels in the city early is the evening of Monday. Speculation on the Leger sad Ebor Handicap was • dead letter. oo transaction coming under oar notion at " Harker's " overnighter duties the morning ; in fact. during the whole of Monday sight sot mom thee half • dozen members 'mumbled at one time. The York Cop was occasionally mentioned, but the pee ethos of Ely, after the immense reputation he hem made be hie performmose over cup courses, makes it s gift for him. The programme resented a for midable array, eleven items forming the list of meet for the opening day, but walks over reduced the racing to ordinary limits. The weather, which was somewhat on settled on Monday, turned out beautif ally Ilse, the splendid course sewer appseriog to pester advantage, ebbe:soh the wet modered it "Mary Keine." The attendance was as great as ever, homy "specials" bringing a large number of the industrial alums from the manufacturing districts, aed in the nog all the patrons of the turf and principal book makers were to be men. The raaiog commenced at half past one with the &thud Stakes. but the early boor at which we were compelled to forward oar parcel prompted any Medal remarks as te the running, particulars of which will be foiled below. Tax ZerLaiD STAMM of 5 DOTs each, with 100 added, for all ages; posialties and allowance.. On mil*. (14 "she.) yr. Mr. W. Morris's Ambition, by Brother to Bled-on-the- I Wing -La Belle Alice. r yes, list Illb (Goodwin) I I Mr. Handley's Retrousse, yrs, PM (Kenyon) 2 ' M r . Singleton's Fitzroy, yea.Mt(Dunbar' $ The following also ran :—Tremors Trove, Windham, Ms. Barn e tte. Blactfaoe, Dart. Kate Hampton. Fortress, Countess, Blear to Stafford, Proserpina. and Hot nblower. Betting: 2to 1 *get Hoinblowee, 5 to 1 apt Mho Har riette, 6 to 1 . gat Wyedham, 10 to 1 each apt Amb ition and Fitiaay After • short delay the lot got away on eves terms. Proserpine immediately going to the front, followed by Ambition and Wyndham. Mies Har riette, Retrousse and Fitzroy, side by side, heading the re mainder, the last of whom were Sister to Strafford and Kate Hampton. After going half a mile Bleckface and Fortress ionised the rear division, and es fairly entering the straight Miss Harriette, Retrousse, and Fitzroy kneed Ambition, 7reserpine still having the lead. At the distance the quar tet placed were abreast in the centre of the course, bat at the commencement of the enclosure Proserpthe gave way, and Arobation. closely preened by R 0,062114 and Fitzroy, esme on with the lead. which she maintained, winning cleverly by half • leagth from Retrourse, who defeated Fitzroy by a similar distance, a 'meth in the rear of whom was Preeerpine fourth. Mies Harriette was ISM; Hyalites', sixth ; Blackfoot), Horoblower, Dart, and Treasure Trees, gushing is the order named. The last two were Fortress sad Countess , . TIM Bum DUCK Wee= of 1,000 sown. sect, 301 ft, for ;colti,l3et bib ; fillies, Set 61b; certain elloweaese. qoarters of s mile. (3 ache.) Iced Inamtoas lock by Voltigettr—Vanity, Ylb (Carron) ice. Ter atzemarimp HANDICAP of 5 woes. 'sea, with 1001 added, for all ages ; winners extra. Ose mile. (29 sake.) Mr. it M.Csmeros'a router by Newaaastar—Hallabrace. 1 I yea, hit 101 b Miler st tapyltoo's Bed WI, I ma. eat Mb (c tli arellnlb (J. °Maud** Mr. C. Peck, jua.'r, Recent,. S psi, 64 Mb (lac 71b 'MI 10amoth t The following also ran :—lcese.Andise. MI Nam Geedola. et lb Mir Roland 8 10 Monitrese Nuttilloa Ma Witham (lee. 71b. eby Newleineter—Bathe 1 1 3 8 extra) c by Nutbourne — De - Sagbaston l2 snatch 8 3 Violent Belmont 8 2 tby Lunbian—lady ni t ley Onaboat—Flyamay 8 0 abed% II Sabrina Mears Lavinia Spilt du, Dliserac• .... 7 111 Rococo balsam 712 Lord raves lO G 1!" Thin Rounds black Prima bY KAMM Kdbb of Lora I liseisaa 7 10 Actor 7 8 ILluer 10 ot Prams lO et Kan 7 6 Amazon 9 Tottle t.B 8. 7 6 Locket Lacy a otber-of-Pes . r l Nisbet degas . .... 7 4 tby Tulbeek—llosatala Venture 7 Doe gatthaeard (Inc. 7 1 b. e x .) 7 3 Queen of Holland 7 6 a thy Cavendish—Moe Bell 7 7 2 2 ti: i db'e n Daogltter Deeechwood PTOISMOT Anderson .... 7 0 Pretty Queen Us Oossouriou Sosausus (Handicap) of 50 Nova, added to a sweepstakes of 5 Sore. each. T.Y.O. TSB TTIO STASIS of 5 sore. earl). with 50 added, for 2 yr.elde • col* Vet ; Allies sad geldings, Bet 11b ; selling acwasiesa, fee. T.Y.C. Tirs listfaus' FL ara of 50 soya ; 3.7 r-olds, 7st ; four, get five sod upwsrds, Pat nb ; mares sad guidhip snowed 31 ; b ; selling sad other allowance, be. Throe Tasters of • mile. -- BETTING AT ILANCHESTIB.—'ItmwAY. =OE HAN pica,. 3to 1 age/ Clareatoot (off, to 1 apt Baylor (t) t 7 to 2) 9to 1 lAd7 Held& (t) 9 to 2 T he ar (t) 'Ol to 8 Littie John 61 6tol -. T OPP (1) 100 to 7 Nemo (.C) BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. GiIEAT EDON HANDICAP. to 1 apt Claremont (off, I 610 1 apt The God e Off, t 6 to 2) t 7 to 2) ST. LEGER. too to 80 apt Oladiatear ~t) 10 to I apt Breadalbane (t) 880 I Regalia (off) 100 to Quist:use Carol •SO 1 The Date (off, td) t 9 to I) DEBBY. ▪ to 1 apt nelltudest (elf) I 40 le I NA A 9 O/ 39 LA) to mg Straghaa log) CRYSTAL PALLCR.—AII the great fountains will be diegiejed thim et torso= et lee eels& NORTH-WESTJUIN BAILWAr. 1 PROM LAST NIO.EIT'S GAZSTTS. ....-es..-- --te-- Tbe half-yearly meeting was held at Loads on Ora =SID IWOSII nirvanrierroOLing to 1H The Noeday • ` )ow IL. Almon, presiding. The report stated AT Till 0111105 Og T ll l MUM lOiriTSAII, OM GlO grow reosipto upon the line ler the year 1864 I 001198 or itairnainhov. riaarnosarrArriarr.) showed ea Inman of 9,6661. 71. 9d., and the est meelpes leer tioeBANKBIIPTa. an Inanimate of 4,9971.1 d., as compared with the pre- MORT YOSIZS, Windex. beseshop keeper, to surrender Sept. sidles air. In the statement, however, for the yew 1863 ...a_ W e lia.:ll l. Jgßitax Lower Oilthorprittrui, Gray's-Inn-rood, no of the remipte from teak passing between Yak printer . S ep t 1. 4 i. arid Bootked was included, amonating to 5,6104. AIIDISW MVOS and TUOSAJ WARTS ARUM, Ysiii4treet, Camden 13e. ld., this amount being thee held In waspesse Tows, collar manufacturers, Sept. 6, st 11. by the railway clearing-house, poodles the settle- rioting PART/Ty, Jan., Queenetreet, Horselydown, stonemason, meet al disputer as to its appropriation a but in' ilee• L I M In T616.t the tr a ms amemet ter the year 1864 credit was ves for F . widow Sept. 6 st li aVI i It l Nel . r - -- - it.. II 'bill=erlabouror Soot' 6 . at 11. the.._,,aret elteeele ,,,T.t ha ,_ ' r,,,,°1104,,_ ,n,„".r,tbillC.rtl2-W,..rtira___ 11 ° .1011AnD C9IIII7OYHRR PRMITOII,York-rd., lumbetit, dept.kat IL euinetile.""es '''' ''''''. `'..... " would thus °. ""'" Janie SDWARD tfiracir, Livestoo-place, South Kensington, that, the Englah and Boot traffic wee left out of the i =spoil, rcpt. 6, at IL ealealation altovther, the gross lemmas from other sourais . Brostrus Curson, Greet Windmill-street, Haymarket, beershop amounted to 6,4341. da, which the directors with I keeper, Sept rs et 11. setisfasikon as evidenos of the yeeriy va lue or Jogai% CSRUlrolllng Caotrim, New Tarnetile, Rothe's. book the railway. The directors were still of opinion that the w e el mi " el, B eg as t s " BA I L 0u60.66 , 666. maw.. Sept. 1 al. audio admitted of much fuller development that it bad vet ws t itg 'pawn, Wmtbousasirovo, Sweater, 'edit HMO resolved, and they looked forwsrd with coefldeaes to • tarraoe, KseuMgreon, picture dealer. Sept o, at It. men equitable system in the apwtionment al the trifle of mniain SALM troydon, late grocer. Sept. 6, at It the district whoa the *Ward i posy was released from Wismin Anarnos Itialuore. Minos-raid, Hammerman/ 1 h and the operations of the cetera agreeineet and other acreage • _St. Helen's, Jens) ltnwAaD , commission lino s- Sept 6. at 1. .. meats prcjudisial to the saossesful working of the lies. u l°B.. _. vgRACK, Wel , Mess. • ma de ball computy, Sept- 6, at IL The directors had beard with metafiction that ea agree- loam Muir, Bartholomew-n. ad North, Kentish Town, Journey' ass bad bees Easter into between the Chest Northern data m id i, a m t . a , a t 12. red the Great Eastern Railway Go which Hamar GOIMIT, Harrow . late farmer, 64 6, st 11. the latter would undoubtedly bare oonaid isfluesee ea Marne Quiz LYSOL Durham-peters, Lambeth-read, late lien the Enlist' and Scotch Undo, lied the directors hoped that latest is the army. Sent 6. at I. IDWAnD Gnaw Omit Tower et ,City,whes =fireboat, Septlot 1. Is might lied to the termieatioe of the °duple scrawliest. Jos MOMS, Wantiedoe, bricklayer, Sept Aat 12. Th e Ceel ettell " Ted the elleratie of the M eet . with 11101.4aD 111SAS, Beidgnorth, Shropshire, boot and shoe mean tai exosptioa of that paragraph w related to the rater teeter?. an& & at it draw. SeptS. at ig , tier of the dividend or the B stock. &we the report was ; L ana pagan. gasevabary • pitted eircunistanose had moaned which raider/4 that JARS NM& Westenenper.Mare. schoolmistrem Sept 1, at U. retenike usseeoseesry. The orgy sum they amid make Joss ligTol.lret Halifax. Yorkshire, dyer, Sept. tot 11. else K r. wha m , b a d b ea m, b um ped, pasama of Drain Team, Postgiro* cabinet maker, Sept &at 11. Jong turnitaneoa, Bradford, Journeymen ginger beer man - bad been repaid by his executors, and they were, Uwe- twee, Sept 4. at 11. fore, able to pay the usual dividend cm the B stock. „ TROILUS IMMO, Leeds, satinet maker, Sept. slat 11. Mr. Haim secoaded an analog, whisk was adopted ; Ma p A ywcz gime, /Amami. t a w, ia.pg. a a t, or the motion of the Mamma, seconded by Mr. BilaulL, HMS Simian Waraine, Llanterrts, bamarvonshire. Sear Se dividend was carried, sad adored to be paid on, the let thaw , Sept A c w t IL 0 September. 110101110Wrimn, Neweestkrepos-Tya optielan . Sept. M. at IL A vote of thanks to the chairman a nd directors concluded 1011117helpsWzmauay West l' lla l teet, late " Ise r e . 11.34. 4, at Ili. the proceedinp. Semen But. itheilleld. ostler, Oct. a, at 1. n liththeth Oesitt. Leeds, provision dealer, Sept 8, at 12. 110, as 2. Jose HAMALla_Wolverhasopton, fish dealer. August 2. tDWIN B. Wolverhampton, imitator, August 10, st Boom Misraso., Boston, Lincoleslt,blacksmitit,Aug.Bo, at IL HOWARD 6,01161. Chester, bootmaker. Sept. 8, at 10. THOliss aorssavor, Bewday, woractersirire, late Bowled rictiuilke, Sept 4,d IL 111cgslin 00Am. Kidderminster, v i c t u aller. Sept. 4. at IL. H AR DWICK HORILAIID, Whitley, Berkshire, commission agent, Sept. 1, at 1. Joel EDWARDS, Kintswinfonl, Staffordshire, journeyman car , pewer, Sept. 4, at 1 . HW2IU BOLD. St. Ite&Ms, laneselike, chiseller. Berk 4, MIL 10401151011010 011 . St. Helen's, stonemelon, Sect m 12. T HO itasnowmgAlnoick,Northumberiand , sa ddler,Se p tAatlt JANZB PX901.13.1. JIM Gloudister, coroer. Sept. , St IL Swims loaD, Halifax. Yorkshire. innkeeper. Sept 8. at 10. SAKOIL ALCM Helms. lanc attire, late Matthew. Der& 9, Mni. 111111ZOTS VMS, Birotheltsm, barman, Sept IS, at 10. Jost ADMOOTY, Nottingham, lourserlimil Jobeer, Oct. 11 . at 11 . THOMAS SIMMS& Nottingham, boot manufactr Oct. 11. at U. JAMBS LITTLX.R, Bengeworth.Woreesterthire,s.ddler,Sept.tat U. MART Joon', Kenfts-hlll, Glainerminshire, Sept. 8, at It st Winn AWL Ipswich, hoorbones keeper, Augu 111011ARD MANNINO, Dartmouth, innkeeper, Sept. 2, at 12. Joss Wrtmooon , Birkenhead, Annie 80. at It WUJJAN Monis, Cardiff, grocer. Sept. 4, at U. WILLIAM JOHMOR, Towoester, Northamptonshke, bricklayer. Oct 9, at 11. THOMAS GSM, Darisston, Staffordshire, screw forger, Sept 6. at It YBOIAS HAMSALL Great iversden, Cambridgeshire, lime bunter. Sept. 8, at IL 010.01WINTON, Stockton, Durham, Me merchant Sept. I,at 10 . NicsARD Jaryihr, Keinryn. Cornwall, miner, Sept. 6, at 11. HDWASU Homtha, limp** cart owner, Sept. 1, at IL LAST ZIAMINATIONS. Meet. M. C. Medley , Handsworth. rnagordshire, ccenedethen scent-Sept 20..1 . Woodreffe, Atherstorie, warwickahlre, feß. monger - Oct. &8. Levi Birmingham lewefier-Oct. 6.1. Wag staff. Castle Karim, WoroeMershire, farmer-Sept Se. K Dre nte, douth Brent. Devonshire. beibler-Oot. b. R. L. Croft. Kat stall, Yorkshire, corn factor-Nov. 9. G. Tingle, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, blanket manufacturer -Sept. 16. H. Morton. Stoney Middleton, Derbyshire. tallor-Oet & & Cotton, Wake Conde hall. Cheshi , e, innkeeper-Beet to. J. Cowper. _Oham. Lanai shire, timber merchant-Bept. 8. J. Bradley, kburn, Lancia. shire, ironfounder-Oct IL J. Welsh, Abergavecny. Monmouth shire, clothier - r.ept. 16. W. Martin, liouthempton, market gardener-Sept. le J. Morgan, Southampton. lentintier - kr 4 M. P. IrOlave , Whltehaven, Cumberland, grocer-Oct. J. Caine, Burslem, Staffordshire, Morainic - Oct. rl H. Baddeley, Wolstanton. Staffordshire, grocer-Oct. 6. It Turley, Mastro. Yorkshire, plate roller-Aemist St W. Lines, Luton, Bedford shire. pointer -Anus& 30. J. A. Taylor. lAiton, Bedfordahire, poulterer-August 30. W. Cooper. Luton. straw hat manufac turer - A arrest 90. G. eibthorpe, Danstalik. Bedfordehlre, botcher-Oct. 11. W. Carrick. Castiscarrock, Camber's - Immo% rorrENHam AHD HAMPSTEAD JURCTIOZf RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday, at Nat, o .c W. Westemoster ; Oeptale Arrow to the chair. Mr. 0. W. dors, the secretary, read a repot which stated that the englosors (ffesars. M'Class of wen perfectly satisfied with the favourable proems of the work., and fully antootpate that the Its. will be ready for openiag early to next Slay. Is the last wad= of parlia ment ;towels were granted to effect smote complote junction with the Midland Railway, is St. Pancras; bat owing to the strong opposition of the Great Northers Railway Company and some of the local pruprietors, a bill for sworn. modatiog an important district lying monk of the Its. bad been thrown oat. The first of Awe mamas enables the oompaay to apply the 150,0001. previously authorised by their sots of '63 and '64 to the completion of their un dertakings. This share aspita sow stands at 310,0001., sod of this amount the Great Rasters mad the Midland Com panies have each power to subscribe 103,3001., being toge ther two-thirds of the whole capital ; sod whoa either com pany shall hold charm to the nom inal amount of 50,0001.. the directors of that company may Dominate two members of its own board to be directors of this ocenpany. Accord ing to the balance Wiest the receipts upon shares has amounted to 129,8051. ; upon debentures to AWOL ; and oe loan to 10,0001 .: w hile the expenditure upon leads and work. bad absorbed 147,8951. 10e. 6d. Oa the motion of the Chairman the report Ins adopted. BANIEITTPTCITS ANNULLED. August 14. 0110etin Cerressee &AIM, Dorsetterrsoe, Great DOveretreet. clerk to a wine merchant August 17. .100211 Benoit', Gantlet, Tort:adze, gaper merchent. DECLARATIONS OF DITIDENDS. Carrara mamma Idart-lave. wine merchant—tad dividend of 3s. August RR and tine subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards's Badughall street. Thor ts Las, atones -yard, Lombard-erect and Girrainghem, W e d o dividend of la., August 43, and three sabesquent Wednesdays, at Edwards* Eavinldl - stmt. WILIIAN PAINS. Jermynatreet, St. James's, wilt. Wawa — tat , dividend of Is. 751., August 35, and three subsequent Wed neldsYS. at liArarelgs. lissingbaltetreet Casette EDWARD FARM, &eyeing. Susses, wbeelirrtgld —let dividend et Ss. 44., Anse.' 11, and three subsequent Wednwe days, at Edwards's, lisidnehall-street. Wfwaat BUTTOS, ilartletesvaesage, Petterdene. Water—ld dividend of la. lid.. Miguel 23, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards's, Basingballetreet , Satpura WILIZAR Butner. Upper George-aired, Dryanstose square end Queen's-read. Bayswater. poulterer-Ist dividend of It. ld.. August 25, and three subsequent Wedneodays, at Ed wards's, Basinghall-street. WituaN Sent, Vietorisimsee. Brampton-1d dividend of 3s. 70" Appal D. and three subsequent Wedneedayo at Ed warfts. Daaloghall.dreet. LOWRY Mama (commonly called the Right Hon. ford Henry Gordon'„ The Palace, Hampton-court—lst divtdesd of 12a. fid, August SR and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's. Bestegkell-etrest BICH ARO Vi unit, Lower Wirelvendon,l3uckinehain, cattle dealer— lat dividend of Si. 70., August 23, end three subsequent Wed nesdays, at Miwerdss. Neeinghallstreet , JOUR Tao, Plymouth. rope manufacturer—further dividend of 3s. 70., any Gene a Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. Wituen ADLNII Gene, Ilsoonsbe, Devonshire, builder—further dividend any Tuesday or Friday. at h'arrier's, Exeter Heel HONFIIIITS, Bendy Tovrem, blerioneth merchant— at di vidend .1 Ils. St, any Wedneeday. at Turner's, Liverpoo/ loam? RIMS. St et Hns flour dealer-3rd dividend of 10., any Wednesday, Turner's. Liverpool BARTON, listen and linventsON. LlL•erpeel, inerelsenta—lath dividend of 34.. any Wednesday, et Turner's. livertoot Dims CoNSIDINZ. Newea..npon-Tyne, publican — let dividend of Is. 104.. any flattuday, at Llamas's, Newatatie-npon-apas, ASSIZE INTELLIGENOB. NORTHEitN Auo. 22. Niel Palm —Macre Mr. Justin Smith.) ILIUM STD wits W. WWII assents asawae Tlti SUPIJIMUMAT &AMWAY ADDIDIZT.—WEAVTDAWAGIAL The plaintiff, Mr. Ralph, was • white cooper, in bagasse in Liverpool, and bairn, aa interest in as options bushier in line ter. Re took as 'Wye part In the Liverpool baser. In June last Mr. and Mrs. Ralph were returning from Paris, in company with Mr. and Mrs. Oondliffa, of Waterloo. They were fint-eleas pawners in the tidal train from Folkestone to London. end when near Staple hunt, in consequence of the antigens of defendants's/r -esets, who were TV the rails, the train was precipi tated over a • into a small brook running at the depth of nee feet below. The carriage in which the plaintiffs sad Mrs. Condliff• were sitting war smashed to piens, and the occupants were all greatly in tryza.d. Mrs. oliffe was suffocated in the mud of the and all were for seine time moaned issensiblis. Atter some delay the plaintiffs ware removed to a smell hotel at Stepleburet, where they remised toe eve weeks. under the treatment of Messrs. Wilkins, resident surgeon& From the evidence of these geetlemen, corroborated by the teetimoey of Liverpool =pose who afterwards attended the plaintiffs, itoppearedthat Mr. Ralph had several ribs ha/- tared on the left sides sad that he was much eat and brewed in various parts of the body. A few days after the mai dent inflammation of the lungs set in, and had oontinuoi to the peanut time. The w' The had sunsized very great shook, end the patient was nearly three weeks Were he was able to leave his be& It would be a considerable time before It would be possible to form an opinion as to when he would recover. The left arm had since shows symptoms of wasting away, which were reprded as indication. of serious injuries to servant °entree. Mrs. Ralph was also very greatly injured and her life was for some time in danger. The plainti ff mid the net profits of his Liverpool bagasse amounted to about 9601. a year, and the net profits of the Manchester Dueness were about 2001. a year of whioh plaintiff had one-third. Re g sad his wife had been quite incapacitated from attend in to the Liverpool bunions, whieb sines the arcideut had Wan o ff to the extent of onishalf, and was contiocally de- ;Weis; . No evident* woe milled for the defesdenta, the es being admitted, and counsel merely *bettered the court is initigatio• of damps, urging that there was DO positive testimony that the injuries would be of s DOD t cherecter, bed oommenting up on what rirl". girded as • somewhat exorbitant claim on the part of the Messrs. Wilkie; the two Stoptiehuist surgeons, who lead clanged ISO guinea for eve mote attesdasce upon the plaintiffs in one little room in the village of Sta. pieburst. The jury, afters long consultation, found a verdict for the plaintiffs—damages, 2,0001. Another Noe. arising octet the same aceident, was set tled before corning into court. It was a claim by Mr. Orin& Me, of Waterloo. hotel keeper, against the South Eastern for personal injuries ',notarial. Times injuries were of • way serious cheracter ; sod it will be remembered that. Coodliffe was killed by the Dame &Goldoni. i This case is understood to have been settled for 6,0001. THE SUPPOSED MURDER IN THE CITY. - • Last evening a protracted inquiry was held by Mr. W. J. Payne. at St. Bartholomew's floepital, respect in the death of John Dean, egad 46 years. &rah Deem. 41, Little Loosardetreet. Finsbury, said that the deceased was • watchman under Mr. Smith, builds:, and on Thursday night last he left home is good health to ask& • new budding in course of erection is W.:mein-street. On Frldaymerniog she was lateen's* that be had Lean found ea the prem jured ise* in. She went to the hospital sad ma him there, Mt he cansgaits hasseadis, and could make No seitenect. Mr. J. Sell. Upper Graoge.rwid, Old Kentesad, said that be Was sapwatoodent ef the bedding in more of erection in Weekly- tweet. Tbs 60/11•11d was employed ea watchman from 9 st night wail i in the meroing. On Friday owning. whet lainsse was& to the Prelalleit be could sot obtain &Molnar. and he heal to order the gates to he Woken. seem The decease* was fcmod es the basement hoot iresaalhia. De was aloha to the hospital at coos. The Coroner lobed II therm was any apprannce which would lead to the iattoesee that a palm lead got over the gnu and injured the derameact /be witmeon mill that the back gates were bloolood up with a pies* of quartering, bond of Utopians:sod wit a bee, as devalued eau* secured it. The padlock was at • put distance from the gates.. A pesos mould hie got over by warn of • ladder. Coroner--M as these soy *oleos' of a eseffle ? Waimea—lf ally vetoes bad taker' plus there mad be so sign of it, as the ones wu paved. Bid the demaied hind oe the basement Sur, seven feet to the ban of a step ladder, lthlieg down to it. If le bad scothot ally fallen off the ladder be wield have Mee, of cume, is hut of the leeter, and in as opposite erection twthat is which he wee fund. The Comer legend whether there woe aay person oho Lad • teeing of waft towards the deceased Whams mid that at Whitseutide • workman bad nee dieskorged, and • few days afterwards the deem,* no =tthat he hart discovered this man on the pismires at at two is the moronic. In • short time due the Dees was broken opts for the ennui of pebboy, end gee the &tenni* bong dated is, they gave it so their °pions that the discharged employe was the 'silty party. en last that was sees of this man wee at 9 *Week as the 'maim; before the dumped was found as described; he was then to angry altercation with the clueseed. Win. Sargent. &labourer, pave similar evideon). Mr. John A. Bostoek, home surgeon. said that the de. ~ad was brought in to St. Bartholomew's Hooded on Friday moron' . last, in as iestosible coeditiou. 'Thom was • bruise over the right eyebrow, intending to the side of the farm ; • wound over the centre of the heed ; • wand on the right side of the bead, and a dares" one oe thole& Tbe right eye was damaged. The wane& wore not deep, they oily penetrated tie skin, bat the skull woo fractured. Such injuries °odd hays hese ocusiosed by • fall. Death superveried as Sunday moaning. The Corner maul that taking into consideration that the deceased was bet sees in eampaoy with • man and to have • oases of enmity oiliest him, and that be wee found injured is sash • penal= that it was hardly possible he could have tapes into it aceideetally, sod that the pte fuleniop were disarnapd, it was very ttesposary to call in the aid of the police to follow rep the cue. Be should ',Mourn the proceedings at this stags for futile, evidence, sad to give the police time to investigate the matter. The Goan was umedingly adjourned. THE MURDER 01 , PRINCE ALFRED'S COOK AT BORN. -41. letter to Gelimusi says :—•• The cook (aPrersch. man) was quietly in the evade; walkieg in Co. of the streets at Been when he met some officers, one of whom said, " Get out of the way, you bear." Some words then took place, and one of the gentlemen drew hi. sabre and cut the cook down the head ; sot satisfied, however, with this, he rushed at his victim and gouged one of his eyes out with the bat of his sword. The poor fellow was Wen to the licapital with his eye batwing down an his cheek, and died the next day. * A w rap:widget in a late number of the Europe says:- -" Ott had not even • case in him heed, and was utterly defines/ass. He wee taken to the hospital, where his wounds were dressed, and be wee thee able to go borne but died next day, as is supposed, from tetmus. The SlStalin is nt Yon Ealsotworg, son of the Home Minister of Prussia, kris 20 years of age, end a volunteer for • year in the Hussars. When he learned that Ott was dead he fled to Berlin. The inhabitants of Bose deemed that the law should take its mums, regardless of the rank of the offender, and iodinated their feelings by giving poor Ott as impcsini publio fumed. There wee a long proosssloo or. foot, sad a number of the wealthier dames sent their oar t Tita " " ORDISaIIY OUTR•01 UPON A LADY AT BKOVORD.—On Saturday night meat excitement prevailed is Bedford owing re • report beim circulated that a man bad entered • house in Visitants-terrain sad cut off the hair from the heed et • Italy. The tale was so strange that some refused to believe it, while others were much alarmed at such an occurrance MMus plant. All doubt, however, as to the truth of the report was removed yesterday by the chief constable, after the usual petty maims heehaws was finished, stating the circumstance to the magistrates. It appears that shout five o'clock on Saturday afternoon • man respectably dressed in black was sees looking in at the fanlight over the door of Captain M'Cay's house, when Mrs. M'Carthy went to him, sad he 'eked her if Captain M'Oerthy 'rust home. She told him he was, but he was upstairs, end she pro ceeded to all him, when the man stated that *Demonic' do as well, and she was about eateries; meet the sitting rooms with him when he caught hold of her heck hair, and with a clasp-knife out it off and ran away. Mrs. M'Carthy was so terrified at seeing the man aprrombing her with • knife in his hand that shells!' senselees to the groun a d, and the fellow escaped before her husband mold be made ware of the eir cumatimoss. Unfortunately the lady can only give a very mesa* description of the man, and although Gm polce are mattes themselves to discover the miscreant, up to the ' pretest time they have failed ta do so. A SAD bilaill•Off FROM Taff BRA .-.-011 SIIIXIRy afternoon a small bottle was Modred up on the sands at Searborough, by a boy who sew it thrown on the beach by the waves. Os being opened, It wee toned to contain • slip of Oak coloured note-paper, slightly stained, ea which was writhes, in lead pencil, per fectly distinct sad legible, the %Bowie( ral report : Ship Mr George Signiors, foundered off Cape Cod, U.S.A., October 22ed. 1864, heed from Bristol to New York. Cargo, true sad cloth. Lest 18 ; saved 22.. in two beats. We are halt starved. — Jong TauSsOl, wooed mate. Oct. 98, 1864."—Narcastit Chronicle. I [Advectieement.] •—•HOLLOWAT'II Pnaa. Im tto the Sick.—Biome the mind be dome:set and the estieebied by continued ind.spositlos. the sufferer should at season make aUM effort to regain health by baring Rol . "mays purifying Fills, which by cleansing the blood will search oat the hidden canoe of mischief and met the seeds of most Assam& No invalid I. too much reduced to underlie We very gentle treatment with safety ad advantage Neither youth nor old ape need tear any Injury to the system from a regulated MOM of them Plils. They're infallible In stomach csondaints. bilious affections, Manses, went el appetite. disordered bowide. omastleation, and the annoyances which spring from &nap. meal of Use sitgestAre erg irdedlating awes. dm CORNWALL RAILWAY. The report to be submitted to the half-yearly meet 3s.OD TrWay next deism that the reampte ha r e bees coon sd. se misspend with 44,0041. lls. 11d. for the rn spoodtog half .year of 1864. The working tapeless have been 24,4101. lls. 10d.. as compared with 24,7/93/. 120. 2d. for the like period, Tbe moat (after payment of the watt les expenses, decramed to 65.21 in 1866, spirt 56.79 is 1864) appropriated to the payment of interest, has bees to the 30th Joe., 1865, 19,800 1 . lls. 7d. as compared with 19,0101. 19s. 9d. in the oorrespooding half.year of 1864, leaving the de/kat 8,9061. 115 2d.,ss compared with 9.6831.4 a. For the heit.yeereadnig3oth Jose laskescompared with the 'ornamenting kalf-year of 1864, the goods carried over the hue have bees iporeeeed from 59,478 toes to 63,929 toms, and the live stock from 7,397 to 9,221, end the amend re ceived for their aromatic* bee imaressed from 10.8531. 13s. sd. to 11,9161. 19s. The works co the line are in • very satisfactory state, and there has beat a reclootico is the expenditure for remdrs. MISMICET ELHAvAtt.—The bait-yearly meeting was held yesterday at the Gray'oina Coffeehouse, Holborn , Mr. T. Boyle in the oink. The report stated that the Bar toed branch bad been recently opened for trek, and that ounderable progress we. being made with the Aber branch. The works on the Cardiff and Laerphilly bee had also been commenced, and also those for the branch to the works of Ithymney, connecting the line with the Lon don and North Winters Company's, Merthyr, Tredegar, andAbergavenny line. The bassos of reveaue account. after peymest of the usual charges, interest, and preferential divideeds, amounts to 1.999, oat of which the directors recommend a dividend on the ordinary stook at the rate of 2 per oent. per annum, which will alwarb ?airing 951. to be carried forward. The report was adopted. DUBLIN, WICKLOW, AND WILX7'OIID RAILWAY.— The halflearly meeting of the shexebolders was bold es Monday. Mr. William Dargao, chairman of the compasy, occupied the chair, sod moved the adoption of the report and statement of acconota, which were of a satiefeototy character. In socordsoos with the recommendation f the report, a resolutioe was passed declaring a dividend for the half.year at the rats of four per met. per annom, lem income tax, with preferential dividends of five and six per cent. The chairman said that they would have been glad bad they been able to declare the usual dividend of five per met., bat, ta oonsequees of the rewiat reduction of traffic rates. they could not ea present afford to divide more then four pee met. Wear Toaasunta RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting was bald on Monday, at Bradford, Mr. Wm. Firth, the chairman, presiding. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, explained the stature sad prospects with regard to the dividend of each kind of stock in which the shareholders bad an intermit. sad showed that there wee every prospect of their realising, doting the present yea, from the terms of the arrangement with the Great Northern Compaay, a dividend of 101. 10a. per mot. on their ordinary stock., which was the ultimate dividend the directors had always sought to readies in their undertaking. Mr. Beech seconded the moan, which was carried unanimously. A dividend of 71. 14a. per sent. pee annum wen declared on the ordinary stock, sad 4 1 . per mat. on the Ore t stack. The maltase was then made special, to order to give opportunity to dispose of the reserve fund. amountiag to 22,00014 and on the matins of Mr. John Cooke, • resolution was passed, authorising the appropria tion of 10,0001. amnia the dinettes in racapitios of the ability and judgment with which the affairs of the company had be uniformly ooadacted during • period of more than twelve years. RAILWAY ACCIDINT.—About half-past ten o'clock on Monday night a special train conveying a theatrical and equestrian company dashed into Peterborough station. acid ran into a luggage train which had broken down, and was standing under a bridge. So violent was the ormansioo that the carriages were hurled over each other, and Eli origins chimney was forced through the brickwork of the aids. The driver and stoker wee* badly injured, bat itis believed not fatally. The passengers ware thrown from their seats, bat beyond a severs thakisg sad a fee slight brume no one was seriously injured. The wasps and both engines were thrown off the metals, and the traffic el the line was of comes entirely stopped. Attempts were at once made to clear ths line in order that the 9.0 p.m. express Maio might pus, but it was found impossible to do that in suffialeat time. Fenatel the driver of the expire, saw the sigeals th at we r e ade y to him, and thus no farther catastrophe occurred; but the passengers bad to sleep in the carriages for the best pert of the eight. The Meek down of the luggage trial), it is stated, was owing to one ef the \ coupling chains giving way; but it appears more probable Jgaggm MM.—The present eitarcity of fresh that it was occasionsd by as insaMaient euPnly of steam- meat, sad the almost lands, prism at which it is boas Santhg 07 SHIM BIGHT& —All the joiners and sold, will probably have the effect of ones mom attraming , shipwr.ghte (150 in number) at Northam factory, near pubiM &amities to the subject of jerked beef ea • stage. Southampton, struck on Monday embus' respecting the Mae for the me of the poorer classes. The atm, calamities price paid for planing decks. Delegates from the men with which it met at the timed its first intriodoceion. Irvin respectfully repraseeted the matter to the cm- I added to the prejudice which received encoungentest frees "foyers, the latter agreed to the mess terms. isdividuals wsci seressilies did not lead these to melt a ANOTBAR ATLANTIC CABLE —" The failure of the \ substitute for fresh meat, had • damaging effect upon the Greet Easters," says the Nord, " has not Com pany , trade, and for the time belie prevented exporters sending either the sharehoMen of the Transatlantic Cable pany 1 further etheigenisati to ear shorm. We are glad to observe at the new French company which has obtained permission i that the producers and importing era still permeeriag la to lay down a cable between France sad the United States. 1 their efforts to gain for ties River Plate dried beet • good M. Alberto Bllestrini has nadiartakea this enterprise at hie . footing in this esantry. With the cartaisty ed a sesseity owe risk. Bate his time the company does sot intend to in the quantity ei beadle"' meth. • geed supply macensage a cable for any enormous disteace, ea there will 'O/ away sad ~somad Monte Videan dried bred ought be iatermedisto statios.. The following is the track at to be considered • greet boos to the wething chasm. premed' contemPlated:—From Paris to Lisbon, and thence sod we venture to predict that, under improved methods lie Oaps St. Vincent, by lead ; from this last , place to the ' of PreParatiee. it will Tet 1 01 _,•■•••••flillY introduced and Canary Weeds along the coast of Morocco; from th e Oa- ! became cue 01 the staple ammo of eansuntPtiem De= nary Is to Cape Yard, along the Macao Tians failure was,not owing so much to objectless omit, with stations at St. Louis (Sewell, end ' against it by the working population as to epi th ets applied at Gores ; from Cape Void to Caps St. 'qna, on to it by meow who could well afford better fare, sad the coast of Brazil, a dbdaacis of Leo then en. wore traduced to try it by the ieconsiderMe awl tee favour ball that of the cable intended to m b laid by the Great able reports el Its Tattles that snowed in th e ecd•lniew Eastern, horn Cape St. Roque to yense, along the Arne- of the daily Wee•- er.,•na Iret Is act • thaw toad, but dean coast. sod from Cayenne to New Orleans by the what we hav e always aeserwele It--a 'helium , nvi m pr ably by oaks connecting the w ind* gam) triticas. and, when properte_moked, a very pasta& sub- Wiz ass es,Weds The enterprise Is MOTO easily practicable WW I ) for butcher's meth We are Warned Oath turAw than that 000001Ved in laglsad. 'The caly Malty will be supply le e•Peetod from the Riven Plato daring the twee* to incurs the preservation of the lime on the African meek winter. As • Ossnosseosone • emir in sow leading as and that security may be oblaised by Issas of guard- Lief/mock which Is mise•Aeta far sale at lbs. per sert— stations. The company will have • senceseies for 100. &cern years, and the French govarommt willabeadon the rit i ti 1 Gatutztviro OT TEN OLANIL—h IS BOW malty making any other commisica during that time. Ara yew since a b e e, gahering of the Mbilthad riaus tech *ma tics of four millions of trams, payable by intahaesits, wOl lie west bas e mash felt. sad it has bora erreard e l be granted when the company have obtained the gates the Duke at AliOn to have snob a Wharton' aloe. the riaatioas fromall the govarerseets over whom territory the of September. Mee. with it will be a preeralreriew et MO' electric cable is to pass. The electric camareeistioe be- velsr6trese of the ematy. This wig tote the fret thee teem Perinea tbeCansry Nadu II to be esetpleled withia pros... Map, rite gibed"' sad Highball games the mewl three ye*" sad the whale line within ilea" —Minton* Course& _ DITIDRNDS. Sept. is. W. S. Entwistle and C. Entwtetle, Sheffield, iron Neer. °haute [Sept it. H. Saralee, DOOCLIter, grocer-Dept. DIL Meaboeougb, Yorkshire. Joinse-liept 4. L IMMO. J. Stallard, and J. Mansfield, Nelson in Menden, Laminate., rot ton manufacturers -Sent 20. E. Done, Manebeeter, Maims dealer- Sept L Darnley, Morley, If arkibtre. won agent. PARTNEDSHIPaI DTSSOLVED. B. Beaumont, J. Wood. a d G. Wood, Huddersfield, stone masons -J. B. Sharp and P. H. Sharp, Lewis-Briss Walker and F. S. Walker, iron Imernhaets-Y. G. Stevens end J. W. Wil son, biscuit manufacturers. Redrulit Cornwall-4. Halliday and W. 8.. Warburton, Leeds, coal dealers-J. Bastrop end P.. Vlll tron, Stackstaads, Lancaahlre. woollen rnantifectarers-H D. Oundry and J. Baldwin, fUoane-etriset. Midd le sel. wtne mer chants-T. Haselden, J. Loftus. and N. Loftus, Bolton-le-Moors. Lansdale.), cotton waste dealers. so far as regards J. lisselden -G. IL Harvey and H. D. Cart* Landon. Indigo brokers-J. A. Burr and C. Tully, Sunderland. timber nierehants-C. Dutcher and C. A. Eaddea Liverpool. boot top immataeterems-H. *demised J. Bedstead' Plymouth. forage dealers-W. Rich ardson and R. Hornby, Ki ngs t o n-upon-Hull, provislon dealers- H. R. Voigt and P. Driedger. iiindr s tan-upon-Hull, ship brokers -B. Ludlow and W. Mellen. Birmioghani, tin T. Plate workersnd - J. Atherton, sea., P. Atherton. W . Atherton. Atherton, a J. Atherton. ion., Preston, Lancashire, machine makers. so tar as regards J. Athena's, sms.-1. Loaheat and CI. C. Lock hart, Luton, Bedfordshire, coal merchants-F. Slimier. J. Sllvester, and J. C. Harvey. Newcastleunder-Lyos, engineers, so far as J. O. Harvey-0. L 11.Fadzean and J. M•Lesnen, Ayr, tae merchents. SCOTCH MIENTMITZATIONS. MILATUII BIWA. Newhaven, painter. August 26, at the New libip Hotel, Leith. JAII/13 PriT, Glassow, oommeadal traveller, August 25, at the Faculty Hall, Gisaltavr. ZOBVIrt Pattarair, Glasgow, dieltsr, Asyut ID, at the Focally Glasgow. BOAST TOIIIIIILL. Mow, Edinburgh, builder, August 25 , at the Railway Hotel, Stow. BPOBTING INTELLIGENCE. HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S RACES. Treanor. Ti. Wilma Cur (Heade:rip), valnlso ern., by enteerip- Ike d 5 pow. each. 2 ft ; aortal° wieners extra • pstlemen idiom • profeeinale jib extra. About on mil; aril • half. (12 eds.) ltr. Batey's Budworth, by Banton—Getavta, 6 yrs, lOst 71b (We. 7lher.) (Sherwood) 1 Mr. Wodeon's Barkaway, 1 yrs, 1061 Sib (ono. 716 ex.) (Hibbard) Mr. C. M. Bond's Munition. 3 yrs, 1061 91b (Ina Sib. ) em) (BUtebell The following also ran: Ephemere, Sister to Lavender. and Triumpher. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Hathaway, 3 tel 1 apt Eplieuten and Triumpher, 5 tel 1 apt Musketeer, and 8 to 1 apt Bedworth. After going • few stride', Bodworth and Ephemeris west to the front, and, noun; ride by side, went oo several lengths fa adviser of Antonin and Triumpher for the first mile, when the lot took closer order, sod Musketeer drew foto wooed pleoe, but, after entering the straight, gave way to SU favourite, wo. however, could nem resch Bud worth ' who woe by two leagths; • length separated the second sod d ; Triumpher, several Megrim off, was fourth, Ir elan up, fifth, enter to Lavender last. tethirre, 7Boannuli flan of 40 wove., for 2.yralds and upwards; weight for see ,• the winner to be sold for 50soirs . It for 30 allowed 71b. Half a mile. Mr. Porter's Bunch. by BIUBCOVHAI—Nomedis , 3 Yrs.. 7st ~301. (llibberd) •1 Mr. H. Marsh's Mysterious Lady, 4 yrs, Set alb (SOL) (J. Smith' 2 Mr. C. Somen's Lydia, S yrs, 7st 11Ib MOO (Frisby) The followhig also ran filly by Yellow Jack, fleabane, Heekhoand, Fomentation, Lent of the Itenor, Strw Clues. and Lithe Jess. Betting : 3 to 1 eget Bunch, 4 to 1 eerie regal Lord of the Maw and Little Jess, 6 to 1 apt Star Cross, 6to 1 apt Menbane, asd 10 to 1 apt say other. After keg delay at Ms pen Mysterious Lady jumped off is front , Be ech in close ettredener ; the Yellow Jack filly, Lydia, and Little Jess Being their followers Urfa the straight, where Busch got as even time with Mysterious lady, sad heeding her at the half distance woo cleverly by • neck ; haff a length separated the wood and third. The Yellow Jack Ally was fourth, Little Jess fifth, the others at wide intervals up. The winner was bought by Mr. Crake for 35 goknes. Ti. TWO-TIAN OLD Snags of 5 noes. each, with 30 added ; Set 100) ; fillies, &it 71b, with penalties and allowance. Malta-mile. (8 antral Mr. Zugland's Durham of SA Alban's. by St. Albins,— Wins, mi 4113 (Bniftb) Mr. Mound's Maid of Csk, e6l bib (Inc. 31b sz) also .. (Payne) I Mr. Palmer's Chepetow, MA bulb l'Auson) Killerney ran. Betting : 6 to 4 on Maid of Usk, cad 2 to 1 apt Duchess of St. Althea. Duchess of St. Albares and Maid el Usk ware first off and &swiss sway; the others ran in War company to the stand, where the favourite made Her thfort but failed to reach Duelers of St. Althea, who wee sped race by a head ; Chepstow • bad third. TNr Seunno &roses of S sova each, with 30 elided,' for 3-ysolds and upwards ; weight for age, with selling allowance Abode mlie. Mr. Breary's Corinthian Tow by Adams—Maid of Corilli 4 Yrs , tit rib (Ml) (IL Hibbord) l'Anson) Mr. W. Mies Cloister, aged, fat 81b (251) ....( Mr. Sueneris Chlixot the Jester, 4 yrs, Set bib pl. (Frisby) 3 Little Wonder also rem Betting : 6 to 4on Corinthian Torn. 2to 1 apt Chien the Jester, and 3to 1 ern Cloister. Little Wonder made play for the first quarter of • mile, when be retired Into the rear, and the favourite weal on with a clear lead into the straight, where Cloister dwr np, sad, oballengiog apposite the stand, the pair ran home R as exciting Apish, and though Cloister appeared to have the best of the struggle the favourite caw again Up the het stride, and the pair made a dead heat of it. Chien the Jester • bed third. Deciding beat,—Betting : 5 to 4 on Corinn a / a Tom, who made nearly all the running and won by • seek. Tic HASTINGS AND ST. LBONAlteg HANDICAP PLATS al 60 soya. entrance, 2 eny to the laud; Wears after the publication of the weights extra. Three-quarters al a mile. Mr. J. Lowe's Tomfoolery, by Ling Tom, 4 yrs, Sit 71b (Blelop) 1 Mr. C. Somers's Lydia. S yrs. 74 41b (Frisby) 5 Mr. Llamerton's e by frommse, dam's pedigree unknown, s yrkast Iso (awned Mt) (ltlbberd) The fdlowing also ran ; —Blade, Sequence, The Star, end Ethelred. Betting 6 to 4 apt Tomfoolery. 5 to 2 apt the Frogman eolt, 4 to 1 apt Ethelred, 5 to 1 apt Sequence, and 10 to 1 apt any other. fur NoRPOLIL AND BOTTOLIC HANDICAP of 10 110111. each, 5 ft, for 3 yields and upwards ; witioare extra. One mile sad a bait 110 robs., nix of whom paid 5 son eaoh.l Kr. Berae's Oberon, by De Clare—Titania. aged. Sat 71b (J. Daley) w.o. Tic Two 'FBAS OLD HANDICAP PLATI of 60 som. Half • mile. Mr. S. Rosettes Miss Roland, by Fithroland—Mlas Bowser, Let 12Ib (J. Daley) 1 Mr. John Dawson% Mdlle. Cleopatra, 74 71b • • (J. Smith) I Mr. P. Price's Gauntlet, 7st 71b (IL Parry) 3 Master Strutt also ran. Betting : sto 2 ou Ides Eolend, 3 W 1 opt Mills. 0410- patio, end 4to 1 apt Master Strait The lattesloe s ed away wi th a slight lead , bu t soon pre way o favou rite end Mdlii Cleopatra; the latter, never getting op, we beaten wily by • neck, two 'eoliths separating the wooed and third, and eaves the third not fourth. Tar TILADIGNIDeB HANDICAP PIAUI of 25 son. ; winners nes. On min. Mr. thiliders The Turner, by Tunes—Miss Margrete, 1 S yes *to), let 71b (Mr. Jerrie) Mr. Abel's Brown Stout. aged. eat 121 h (W. Martin) Bettis, 6t04 on Brown Stout, who led by rix lengths to the &snow when he swerved, and tried to bolt, where epee The Tuner got up and woe easily by two lengths. Tar VIAITOIDe HANDICAP /*IASI of 20 son., for all ape. 5 finings 80 yards. Mr. H. Bird's Mortlake, 3 yrs, 7st ym IMt olb Mann) I Mr. Green's King of Greece, g (Pani) I Mr. Price's Lifebelt, r yrs, Est 4lb (Jarvis) 3 Silversmith and Blesrington also ran. Betties : 6 to 5 oe Mortlake, 5 to 4 apt Lifebelt. 4 to 1 apt King of Greece. Won eerily by • length ; • bad third. The winner was sold to Mr. Butcher for 40 guineas. Hone, 50 ans. One mils. Mr. J. Abets Butcher Boy. aged. ltd W. Payne: 1 Mr. Itamiry's Silversmith. 3 yea, 10st (Owner) Betties : 6 to 4cm Silversmith. Woe in a canter by teeny lengths. ~ti ~~ . . NAVAL AND MILITARY. - _ ADMIRALTY, AtrOVIIT 22. —APPonenurrs..-.B e . Foss A. 8. Pratt, to tho Meander ; M. W. Coon, a u, lieende to the Meander. WOOLWICH. Anson 77„ As the result of lIIIMICOUS experiments is the presesso ci the Ordnance sawn ceounittee sad end calkers. it balms rewired to adopt iron can carriages so i shies for guns cos shipboard. In coesequenee of thise newidenable nanny now prevails in the Royal erten, an Wasson member of timber pa carriages non ; end eons tine inset nocesserily elapse bsin tba altenallos ems be canted out. A party of workmen are now employed overtime for D e concierges el the Palma, 6-gun arnoor-pland screw te r . vette, Adak is nearly ready for • final trip. The foilsmen vessels an now at Woolwich : Fiyrd flag-ship . ; ethara-reessis Bustler, Anon" saw,. D m .. dary, indigene, Masker, , Owns, and BpitefuL TM H s latter MIN& see ready few connenaine. New weals raw plena& Penn Albert ..race-ship. and Penn, mavens CHATHAM, Anner EL Orders bare been received at this_ ' , Moon for the following dicers sad troops to be bold Ii readier le sobs& cm board the darters& tenneport Beaman, Daly for Unease, vie.—lascrereast W. 8. JON* Bangs 0, D. Ueda. Ensign E. A. Free. and thirty-four UM d maks of the 101st Royal Bengal Fusiliers ; one Mad es 21/6 RUMS ; Bangs B. Lawrence and 153nea el the** Light t lafaMry ; Oepeala J. Lane, fded Bailment • nre ess of he Rile Mode ; Oectsia W. Green, ga ge Warned, &AP S. O. Hobe. and enhtv men of the Chi Royal Highlainfora ; litres" saw of the 79th Ifighlsedere • oue man of the blot Light Inhale) Lieutenant J. 04; bet• and tereotyeix roes of the 95th Regiment; gai Assinantalargeon T. A. Thornhill, M.B, 7th H em , The Boaanarls Osatio has been detained in the Thews Is oessepeoes of a esnalty whisk has moaned to ha. NARKETti. TALLOW.—Atwoos 22.—Ths market is steady. Toss tallowsos4 is quoted 455, sot cask ;P. .berg Y.O. is csab.44a. 34. to 445. id. ; October to Desolator, 465.; Ds. as., 465. 6d. to 465. 9d. ; Jsousry to Musk, 465. OOTTON.—Lresseam. Aoacn22.—We have bed $ nry fair demand at preview prime. Sales to-day 10, halm, bi, *lmbed 30)op fig immedatilas sha expert- isms* i t 160. In 19164 300 Femme, In., 160. to 134; 230 Siam beet. I*. to MI. ; 100 linisio end Behia, 15 is ltd.; 9M lopties, 1344. to 274. ; 60 Sayre% t h 14d. ; 7,380 WM. 84d. to 15d. ; Bed's', 12d. to • Bengal. Ssiode, &c., bid. to St ; Chios, ma. to ! Japan. I*. to 13;4; 430 Pers. kn., l&l. to 1944. ' OOTTON 000136.-ILssossirtsx, Auorsir 22.—Thes bas bees s fair iusoest of bruiser to-day is Alp* yams. at very extreme prises The rates °biased MIN are &boat id. told. per lb. is advisee of last Tuesday's. Ills Germs' have been the thief bayes.. Some little Whim has also bees dose for India, and full prices paid. ice market is stmog at the close, with ea upward Madam. le home trade yarns oleo we key* had a better mark us Fridsy, with prior decidedly spinet the buyer. tal e s fair mama of Waimea doing. Tke cloth market tillabill quiet up to Saturday, whew mare 'equity began to Emma heal, tied there wee a disposition to boy. The emittemst Is the Liverpool canoe market was is • meat =UM fit use.. of this improved feeling, which oementatid muses uotations ou the pert of sellers. Very W 1614,110 la q however, meld be °Maud, although the loguk7 orr some sorts of mulls aid jemousts for lochs was mem ' Miltane.The total &mount of Inane. dose tole, his am WOOLLEN.—Lsins, AUGUST 22.—The coloured mmtsi hes presented quite as ordinary appearance. The seem dance of merchanti sod masufactnrers haa not bees lams and the huskies. of the morales has been aoudad imply to the mangler of • few paraala of tweeds, emeigr, eld other f 'brim imitable for the inmost MEM The Mae market has also been quiet, especially is the Minket dr partment. Whims Ned the hessian dmeriptime godo ore now (oriole; the &mud ia this market, mewl moderately good Fermis herbs bees traseferred. IIANUFACTURES.—HowDriartmh, doom stodgier, Walesa dill contras's in all beet descrlydeal Roods, sash se blot* doeskin', Bedford cords, fsaey mt. Ins, sad Waters trouswrisp, whilst lower qualities ws more sisiseteL Parceasess, hewers,. are Dot as Wary es they ought be, wen it sot for the aseertabity d IY westbar whisk Whisper at pr vast bushier tesesselices. - WOOLS. liohimanauam, AUGUST 22.—The wire of colonial from present raise us or far only swill, mi faqirs show DO WON IHOPOOltif• tO Operate. ti OD, ow alder prices too high for the cosdition of the wool& 001iN.—Hinz, Leo= 22.—At to-day's moist s small supply of 'owlish wheat, whisk is taken off by heed Milburn at to 2.. per qr. &dye's°, over Let week's es• Toney, best runs of red makmg 45e. to 46e. per BOilta the grower. Foreign held very Irony, fine Petenberg attracts most Memnon at 44e. 61. to 455. per MO Barley rather dearer, good stoat Danish held at 281., atones. Beene and per from oarcity continue to sees upwards. Oats is request at Flees fa favour at eallen. Foreign arrivals for tho week :—W haat, 129 ; barley, oste, wiCa 2oB ; boas. BS7 ; pose, 7.qrs. AUGUIR 22.—A short supply of all Pala here today. Old wheat rather ; DOW very knob'. Spring warn firm. Weather unsettled ; heavy storm. UMW, Amour 22.—With heavy rain yesteed• , wet eseclog now by doss hot weather. the ono is Is immbiest danger, sod we have a fair demand for old Oen at the full isles of Friday, beim as edema of la. pa over last Tuesday's rates. Hoes very emcee aid hash pa rates. Oats and other artieho fully as dear. lAvunrooi., ACIOCer 49.—With a very fair anodises et country Oven at our Cons Etchings this mem*. quotatioes of this day week have bon steadily op parted, in both wheat and boar, sad saw or two pantos of wheat are also reported on speenletive account. ledge eon is in leer active request, sad the root amimis et Aniericen mixed may be bought at • redaction of 61. BMA gr. O&M, _ffem. °atoms', ls. per lood darer. BMA peas, mid barley, are all the turn in eases favour. Xs** stone with mu ss SIMDSOL Sky overeast. Lusa, doom 93—At this day's market there vas lid a limited supply of all wheat for whin , last wade= were readily voted. Seise sew samples WON quality and ineditiois MIAOW ; prices realised were, hen ffel. to 44e. rev., 00 to CEO. Spring cons prices withi whin &s ago. Per qr. Imported* , the drowses :—W host, sow Whs. to &Ma. pee bap. bus., ea to Us. red,'old, 6311*. to 64110., 464. to 465. ; ditto res, 6filbs. to 6211 a. 42e. to 44e. Ode, 361 be. to Obi, 221 . to 24a. 8e...., , old, 631 he. to Ofilbe. 425. to 44 5. NIVCASTLII.OII-TTIZ, AUGUST 22.—We had rais es Wig early this morning, but dry Biwa though still unded. At the commencement of business et our market ado facto, generally bold both lloglisb end foreign wheat foss advance of 2s. per qr which millers ruined, sad oily 11 limited male was ezpieleassil at la. per qr. edema,. Flee also was field for fie biomes of le. per tack. Well beans, and peas firm. Oda dd. per qr. dearer. TILLY/10 RZTURNS. llike Per Ker. 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