The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-05 00:00:00

SATutDAY' EViNING L I [l I aPORI 111TELLIGENCE. • LSWIIS ILILOES...4IIIDAY. /1 a supplemeot.ry gantries to the brilliant monists which have takes place daring the peg fortnight ea the Sam. odorros, Lewes suataised its prestige, and oat with ea &mast of sopport rave" exceeded. TN octet...rising sink dine snares, Mr. J. F. Vernon, hod provided a par p c oportiose, was sanely sand to the erne stgbe nrori ernmme which , fashionable Brighton mostiog, and, with the most opal weather that could have bee• desired, it seed be a matter of small surprise that the openiog day wee mosignthereful car. The contests, whith cal for no apnea sane nstal remarks, will be found fully detailed below : Tin PRIORY SIAM of Hi sow. each, 5 ft, witglOu added, for 2.7 r-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b . • fill:et, Pet 7lb ; pet pities soil maiden allowances . T.Y.C. About five fur. Lags. (53 subs.) Mr. R Kelso's tiretna, by Stochwell—Temena, Vst (lecL 7110 el.) Lord St. Viucent's Kedge, is 3Th (Wel. 71b. es.) (I. Ornialtsw) t Mt. J. B. Morrirs Rose Cheri, is 71b (Cannes) 3 ignean Mary. Ventureionse, and Gladiator also ran. Betting : 5 to 2 against Greta, 100 to 30 against Gladiator, and 8 to 1. each spinet Venturi some and Zoos Cheek An eves start wee elf echo' . Lot after going a short diseohc*, Reda showed io front on the liieb ground ; Venturesome sad Gladiator wall up in the centre of the course, Greta asedieg the others. After going . about half the diatom. Rose Cheri sod Gretna drew up to Gladiator, wbo at the distance suddenly re tire!: and Gretna took close order with Rabin ' and the pair racing home from ice oommenosmeot of the Stead in dosage, a desperate struggle ended is favour of Greta by a had ; it... Cheri, a bad third ; Gladiator, fourth; and Ventaesosin next. Tax Ds Warman HANDICAP of 10 sous. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds sad upwards; winner' after the publicatio• of the weights sake. T.Y.O. Mr. Pricts Lay ValenUou by fiedbury, dam by Wisa %Whit. 3 yea illb (Reartgeld) 1 Chain Ring's Oem of the Sas, 6 yrs, 9st 4Th (J. floater) 2 limunis of liagetogi Attractisia, errs, get loth (YordhaM) 3 The following also ran:—Troublesome, Heir-at-Law, Wild, Aguet, Olivia, Antoinette, Queen Mary, and Lucifer. Batting :9to 4 apt Attraction, to 1 apt Lady Vales eine. 6 to 1 agot Antoloan, 8 to 1 scat Gem at the Sea, 10 to 1 apt Heir-at-Law, 100 to 8 apt Troublesome, and 20 lis 1 apt say other. After a long delay at the poet they won. despatched in good order, Gem of the Pas having a trifling advantage, closely sanded by Attraction sad Lodi Valentioe, Antonette and Troablosome being at the bead of the o th ers with Olivia, wleo got badly off assay lengths in the rear. They proceeded cloak the bill in this order till nearing the distance, when Lady Valen tine came through her bore's, sad challenging OMR of the Sea belt way up, immediately heeded him and won cleverly W &length. Attraction finished only a had in rear of Captain King's horse, and about a length off Antoinette was fifth ; Wild Agnes and Troublesome next, the roar being brougbt up by Olivia. THE BOROUGH Hiram' PLATS of 30 soma, for .1-vr odds ad up garb ; weight for age, with oelllog snowsnoes. T. Y . Mr. John Disweoe's Money lipioner, by Mamas—Calm veils, 3 . ? 7st 131 b 90L) (ilibberd) I Mr. G. 4 4Goldylocke, 4 yrs, 130. Mb 901.) .... (Perry, 'I Lord St. immure C00(111l06. aged, gst J. 11Ib 1331.) Orimshaw) The following also ran :—Viper, Sympathy, Little Jess, Rime, and Athelstaue. Bettie& sto 2 etch apt Goldylocks gad Nosey Stainer, 7 to ]apt 'Viper, and to 1 opt Confusion. The running woo made by Goldylooks, followed by Viper, Hooey Spinner, and Sympathy, with Confusion well up, to the distance. where Viper gave way, acid Money Spinner drew op to Goldylocks, whom he headed at the half distance, and W32'cleverly by a length. Confinia was a bad third, Viper fourth ; Sympathy, Little Jest, sad Elise next, with Athlestans last. THZ W MATH Cur (Handicap) of 5 sae. each. 2 ft, with a et:;, rains 60 soya, added ; gentlemen riders ; profit. sion.is, 7111 extra ; winners extra. Ose mile and-a-half. Lcid St Vincent's Redoubt, by Artiliory—Reiveilks Cam yrs, Vat 10ib (Mr. W. Bmill) I Mr. T. V. Morgans The Plover, 6 yrs, Ilst 41b 'Mr. Womb well) Captain Reuben's Lucky Star, 4 116, 1214 31b :inc. 6111 extra) Tr,e following also ran :— Raglan , Pence, lire. Somerville. The lone, Itpliemera. Descrallow, and Dr. swishtall. Betting :blot eget Redoubt, 5 to 1 each apt Dr. Swithl cad Di-cretion, 6 to 1 apt Raglan, 8 to 1 etc h apt Lucky Star and Polios, and 10 to 1 apt Thee Plover. After three Mora the lot were despatched In good order. Pella@ being the first to show, an foUowedby Redoubt sa d Dr. Sainted, with The Plover and Ephemera at the head of the ahem, many lengths is the rear. of whom came the Rogue and Hrs. Somerville ; after going about half the distance Polies gave way, and Redoubt lad round the bend, followed by TM Plover and Leaky Star, which order was maintained to the end, Lord St. Vincent's colt winning cleverly by a length, the 'modu lar.", separated the secad aod third, Raglan waa a had fourth, Dr. Swightad and Ephemera oat, Pella' and the Rogue last, ay SWERPOTAIRS of 5 soya oath, with 100 added, for 2-n-olds. 7st ; throe, Set 911 e, with selling &Wawa Half c mite. Mr. Stephesson's Millet, by Trempeter—Loo, 3 yrs, Eat llb 001 , 'Perry ) 1 Mr. Hod.man's Vexations, 2yrs, Set 111) Heaittleld) t Mr Henry's oath, S yrs, set lib (Pt l 'Deacon, 3 The following also ran :—FOIIIIOItA4IOIII. 8111166i041. Halifax. Jose puck, and Tans. Betting: 4 to 1 each apt Janata and Fomentation, 6' to 1 each apt Sallist and Vexations, 100 to 15 spinst Halifax. and Bto 1 sat Joe. Stick. Vexatious, in advance, led the way, with Ballast and Juniata in attendance, Bunch heading the others till near the distance, where lialhet took the had, and drawing clear at the stand en snare, won in a aster by two lengths ; Beach was third, Halifax fourth, the last three being Fomentation, Joel Stick, and Tata The winner was bought in for 250 guineas. A PLATE of 50 sovs., for 2-yr . olda and upwards ; weight for age, with selling annwasese. One Mr. R. Ten Smack's Trap, by The Trapper- Catalpa, 5 yrs, lest 6lb (1004) (rordhann, 1 W. E. Brayley's Lady Rollo, 3 yrs, 7st lilt, (100 i ) Cannon. 2 Mr. J. Rent, Jun.'s, Castle 1/111. 4 yrs, Rot nib ( (BU O4 C ll. iq ) The following also ran : Colleen end Polka. Bating : 7 to 4 a Trap, who lay off to the distance, where he kneed Lady Rollo, and the three placed finished an erodes' race which sada is favour of Trap by a head, lady Edo defeating Castle Hill by a oat only for second place. Colleen bates off. The winner was bought by Grattan Ilathen for TN/guineas. THE Quion's PLAYS of 100 pleas ; 3-yr-olde. Bst slb ; four, 9st 711, ; five cad spank, hot 121 b. Two miles. Lord Portersouth's flydneonton, by Veageamm—liidia, 3 yrs. But Sib (Yordham) 1 kfr. W. TAnson's Caller On, egad, gm leg i Ammo g Ord St. Vincent's Redoubt, S yra. ant 61b.. (J. °Hinshaw) The tattooing also ran : Tripes*, Dr. liwtslitan, and lino kerear. Batting : 13 to 8 on Caller On, sad 4 to 1 apt Sydokne too. who took a strew lead, followed by Dr. Swishteil, Redoubt, Caller Oa, end Dopes", is the order armed, Into the straight, where Dr. Swabian pee way. ad Caller On jilted Redoubt, the pair going osi is pursuit of Sydosoolon, whom they 'hallowed opposite the sand, but Lord Ports mouth's bores, running gamely to the ad, easily shook off Caller On, ad woo by a length • Redoubt was third ; Trapeze sad Dr. Sashimi were paled up before reaching the post. ASSIZif , 11 it CRICKET. BCII.IIIY V. SOUTH OF ZKOLAND.OWiDg to the nice on Thursday, this match at the Seim Grand, Belo • minion Oval, was not commenced till yesterday morning. Surrey woe the teen for choice of leasing, bat elected to pat their opponents in first. Play began about 1230, the South seedier/ to the wickets Payne end Willaher, Humphrey sad Griffith being the bowlers. The ground In. very heavy. Windier scored 12, and the lint wicket fell for that number. The chief scorers were Bennett 59, C. Payne 56 (both received the " talent mousy "). and John Lill white (not oat) 36. The changes is the bowling were Loc kyer. Sewell, Mortloek, mid Mr. S. Taylor. The eroSed wicket fell for 20, third mid fourth for 23, fifth for V. -sixth for 106, seventh for 152, eighth for 166. ninth for 175,' sod tenth for 196. For Burney, Jopp and Humphrey went in to thebowling of Jam= Lrnywhite and Mr. V. E. Welker. The bowlieg of Jamie Lfflywhite was first-rate, but few runs being got off bim. The betting of Jupp and Morlock was also good. Willeher took up the howling W Mr. V. E. Walker, and after him Bennett went ee, Wien play oored for the day the batsmen were not partcd, the score standieg :—South of Hordsad, first innings, 196 ; Surrey. first innings, 59, with four wiping. down. Um pire., G. Sweet and G. Lee. GRAND CMOS= WZ3I. AT CANTIMBI7IIr.—Tbo, grand annual cricket week at Canterbury will COOSEASSOO se Monday, and the 'amme lined seems to be a wiry attractive ono leint of the caul Lest v. Begiand match, the North v. South will be played. 111ADDLISSX V. LANCALSHIIt/L—AA the Middlesex Comity Ground, Oaledookin-read, laliegtos, on Monday, Shoshone match will be eoeuseaced. THE SAILING BALLOON *AT CEINGILNI. —ADM & delay of two diva. owlMj re Me lecieseent weather. the meoWiter balloon, which M. Delmore smeared the pall atusekd navigate the air se steadily and readily es a ship dose the ocean, amended from the laws of the 1 royal garde.. is Wednesday, at 7 p.m. precisely. • A more, besutiful tweet hes seldom bees . seared. For • few Wont., the balloon followed Site current of the air. The wind being light from the Borth-west, the elephantine machine veiled *tweeds the soutAsert of London ; but it waa sloe observed tbat the innards sad redder of " L'Esperance" were in irmii n vAution, and the balloon "came up to the 'nod," and made a perfect revolution in mid-sir. It Men sailed directly over Battersea-lurk, when it derseended ea rapidly me to induce many who were there watching it to haste* to the spot on which they itemised it mutt inevitably fall. It suddenly, however. row limb into the air and nailed gallantly away te the swath is far as Leeden•brkfge, sad there. etakieg a erellAcheed tarp, It re-clamed therim and mudded *may across Surrey, maim neer the Ciyatal Paissir sad, so eight closed is, mitoses* Mamie@ in the eases dinettes. mreetuallyOoMlog loss I i safety Woven Iregitfooi sad Lewisham. Ur. T. Smith ateeemses Mist M. Delmore* will maul his second seemet is " LTsparesm," from the gardens, on Monday seat, Aegtud 7. THE EXPRI ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON RIGATTA, FIIDAT Tivssula. Iu coLatquence of the race yesterday being round the island, and the utter inability to eteemseicate wish the More, nothing beyond the few &tails of the cesdan op the I western channel could be given is time for yesterday's I Southampton boat in ocaosezioa with the last train to London. The Speranza, on going dews to the west, soon Wok • Wading aseltion, ' tha Mretabel Wow astern, sad at 10h. 31m. the Egena, who had been holding a good wind, the Speranza and Cluiseabel, but We Er wri ,ze i fetching the Warner Ledge, pee way, and the spin got the lead. At this point these two vowels were timed : N. 1/ Swaim lieera to in 0 The Arrow ellimateiy imietaised • long lead, Waxwing the distanoe between bar and the rest u proceeded. and finally srrind at the starting point 13 Winne ahead of any other vessel ; but as it was • time reee, and she had a penalty to pay, it was of no Muster to her or the Witch. craft that man in alum her, the prize filing to the Niobs, the third vessel. The f ol lowing le the of fi cial thee of arrival : a. O. • Arrow 7 0 Witchcraft Slob. !aria 2/ 0 Albartlne Aline Viking Marina Pantomime IN Clutatabel 4O 0 • SperOalatra 40 10 41 10 41 10 Crease Titanla Zoe 64 0 WIND it was hasten Mat the Mahe bad woe the prise, Mr. Garda, received way teeny eonmetelatices. The ofle a new sad very fast vessel, built by Mr. Hatcher, of Southamptoa, and her per[ werances eirtainly reflec t i great coedit upon him. Last night, woordieg to arrangement, there was a grand display d fireworks on the Parade, end also cm lighters itutby Mr. Pain, of Widerorth, artist to the yal Yacht Squadree, and it drew together many thousands of as, from it having bitoom• known that the Prins Primer of Wales kneaded to some from Osboree to witness them. The time named foe the oom monomer mt was Moe o'clock, but is emsegneece of • special meassager being despetched from the Prteos, the time wee teed for tee o'olorA. Shortly before ten tido& the Prince and Princess of Wales and suite arrived in two carriages, and as they pseud into the castle grounds they were n envoi with cheering. They were received oo snivel by the Earl of Willem, cemotodore. the Marquis of Cony Lam, vionoommodore of the squadron , and members, sad con ducted to the Library, which bad bees sat apart for their use. The display, consistiog of very beautiful denims, then took place, and some of the yachts lying in the roads were illuminated with coloured fires. Two devices, representing eggbeater sad cutter in full ail, ie brilliant Brio, partite hely attracted the attention of the Royal visitors together with some marine fireworks, which threw from submerged toasting most brilliant tiro. At the oceclegion, their royal highoessee exprewed the gratification tLey had rewind, and, after a stay of nearly two hours, returned to Osborne. This morning there was another prim of 100 L, given by the Royal Yacht Squadron, to be contended for by cotters of any yacht club, of 30 tone and upwards. A time ran on Ackwe's sale. The following Ow yachts were entered : Toes. ners. hiobe Osprey Cluntatel Made: 46 Mr. A. Heiman. Marina Surge 6l Mr. W. Y. Hay. Rhoads& Menai Autarte 74 Mr. Hatteraby. The ooerse was what is knows as the " New Queen's Course," which is from abreast of the Squadron Castle to the Warner light ship, returning to Cowell, proceeding to Sep.), and back ta Cowes, twice rand. The completion of the first round at Corm Castle wan es under: HOME OIEOUIT.--Oacrroox, Alma 4. CIVIL Bali.—(Betorie 11 ,. . Jostles Ortmaitaa sad I Special Jury.) zubDool V. Lowe - - The plakaiff was a muter, sad the defendant prepristm of en anatomical exhibiting is the Buddoole alleged that owing tr is ateok befog plead In his hands •at that exhibition he had pot himself in the dofendmlt's charge. and had taken I& 'oddities& But though he had paid ilia nearly 401., be had found himself woos in tbused than at the commencement. He had sub sequently bad to meet to a regalia medical practitioner, who soon restored him to health, end thee/Aloe was brought to reamer hook the mosey, and alma compseastios foe the pain and su ff ering he haid endured through defendant's ignorance and want of skill. Br. Hawkins. Q.'2, and Mr. Philbriek appeared for the phibliff ; Mr. &risen{ Ballentine and Mr. Murphy were for the defending. After a lengthy trial, the Jay returned a verdict in favour et the plaintiff for 10:11. ADAMS V. LOW& This was a similar eels, sad a verdict for t h e plaintiff, with 104 dwrages, was tam by aossest. 70 10 NORFOLK CIRCUIT. -Normles, Avower 3. k so 31 0 CIVIL 13101.-(Betor• the lord Chief Justin Frio) t st 0 The judges cams from Cambridge yesterday, and the M eo Chief Baron opened the commission. The colander is very 40 0 40 10 light, god the mass for the most part union sating. 41 10 wAllava C. SASLOW. r 41 20 Mr. O'Malley , Q.C., and Mr. Evans for the plaintiff ; and • . ea 0 Mr. Keene, Q.C. and Mr. Carlos Cooper for the defendant. 19 This wen an moan for libel, brought by the plaintiff, • 0 dissenting minister at Fakenhan against the defesdant, a knows that the Nte - ''''at . groom in the same tows. The libel, is the wools below, was c.vd many lead mated in the form . • handbill, and was exhibited, end very fast vessel framed and glazed, in the defoodasa shop:--" Whereas 5, and her p eta certain reports are in oirculatiou in Fakenham and its viol a bin shy coucersiug the Rev. F. W—ee dekbasatal to his cordial' to err Logo chance. as • Christie. minister, and derogatory to the gas on the I iratt dignity of his • gown sad bands,' it is promod to make the r. Psis. of Ws.; following inquiries, with • view to smote. the truth of blquadroci, ea I it the matter, and to present the ' rev. ' gentleman before moos, from It hew: the public is his true charemin a This followed four %mess of I ales questing sato whether he did not owe a brewer, vim and toe them. 7 is tin spirit merchant is F.asoltans, sad soother is Holt, slims aim o'clock, at is of mossy for " leak " supplied? Other questions were is despatched rem ti this form :-" Is it possible that two or the. esk. Shorll bsfor obemiate is Fakenhtm are minus several pounds Vales and so 'a are for soda water sod o th er tampon., required to 000 l his ad into the omen intemperate stomach I Is he iodated to four or five ng. They 'ere rs butchers in the tows for meat to satisfy his gluttonous spa ouniodore, he M petite? Do stationers, shoemakers, bakers, imainoagem. if the mu iroo, s eartbenwaye denims, groan, and coal meroluusts suffer in trery, whir had b. consequence of his dishonesty, realsonses, and a:trot consiatie of very genre e The bill concluded :-" If he can, without lying, me of the oho I, answer all the above questions negatively, let him dose at odours. i a. Te con and set himself right with the puKio. If be cannot :ter in tut oil, is Ist him pay hie debts without delay ; quit 'The Menge ;* O attest. i the I retire from the ministry, which he has otiosity disgraced, ] firework which and hide his shameful Wad in tee mortar be need in abs inthe. is. At mietry, to which honourable profession he was perhaps express the g sever • bright ornam en t. lastly, r • stay , nearly I shove auggeatee, it im reeomenencled that be be forthwith tarred toad (saluted sad horsewhipped out of Pak we was other p sod that his effigy, dressed in canonical.,be prom= quedroe :o be on burnt opposite 'The Mango, hag digest. by his co- CO 30 to end upii cupancy. Segaed on behalf of an injured public, Penn, is foUo g yachts sifathe-hypocrite ;JOB, Poolols4be.o36lsp; Taiont7,Whip• on the-scoundrel. Fakeoham, Norfolk, Nay 17,1865." 40 Mr. se Mr. The &foulest pleaded, first, sot guilty, sad second that 62 Me the slimed libel was true in substance and in fact. 46 Mr. The plaintiff had commenced life as assietast to surgeon, 66 Mr. , but af torero& became a dissenting minister, and for two 62 Mr. pram was se Shanklin in the Lb of Wight. From thence ea lord he wept to two or throe other chapels, till in Mesab i = 79 Mr.l be 74 Kr. I was invited to sou as pastor to the Octave hat movie as Chspsl at Paestum. This he accepted, and it was pro -om gat of tl milted that he should receive 1001. per annum 201. is ad ip, reins to dam towarile the rent of a boa. sad 204 in the shape a wee ice rotted. gifte. In August he was very nava, and obliged to pro the . rouged at vide a "agate. till November, and it seemed that alter that he was at times unwell, suffering from necrosis (a Ctdecay of the jaw bone). His wife also was titles ; - o r ei l :; time children, his expeoses were larger than he sz -1 47 0 peotoi, and ie.'. of 201. be only received 101. 10e. in l ea 30 lets. Becoming embarrassed, be esdeoonied to borrow 1 0 0 6 some money, sod at last one of his ooggregation booms I 6 210 0 security with him for • lose of 1001. from 2 14 30 Oarney's Boa. This person, a Mr. fridge., appeais .wo • the fired hates. to have motel kindly ead llbseally ; ' but some reports got about m to the *Jahn has, Md. be became alarmed. He wasted to get from bim a bill of sale, but this plaintiff refused to give, so Mr. Pidgin paid the loan and said for his mosey. It then appeared that he owed about 9001. more. Mr. Fidgett professed to be sato sighed at this, for the plaintiff, he mid. bad told him 1001. would pay all be owed. This plaintiff dilated, and he ex plained that between 4001. sad 5001. were owing to rela ting who would sever have claimed their debt had he not bees driven into the Bankruptcy Court. A report was afterwards circulated that be had goo* lot.) the pulpit to perform the service on the morning of the 9th of April, being at the time drunk. He we. of comes Wilted to flip hie minstry, sad spas ilia tit. libel in question was Or =dated. It was distributed throughout the tows freely, pasted ea the plaintiff's door poets, and shortly after He publication, in accordance with the mom , mendatioo, he was publicly horst is effigy opposite SWIMMING. -nig LONDON SWIMMING CLUB'S his hones Findiog that be was a ruined man, maws hischaracter would be cleared, be commenced these GOLD idiom. Iva ormr Cosrarrrion.-The lovers of the useful an of motive may look hews. to as molting 1,000 _F aareed __ a _ a le g L _ __,,,____Berh,i!_ th° _,... eww ,.. th _ e __!!,t_ ald __ lu d l r.L rewrla ,_„_. - y aids' swimmin g racs for this valuable prim' is the Sere "' Urey7;n7th=etsfoitiZiZZro7arrir:s7d7i;;;MY, iTs . i7tO ' d Oa . tine, Hydeloark, early next Monday morni n g. Seven o'clock quirt' going as. The plaintiff admitted owing the sums mes h the time flxed to the start, which is to take place from hosed in the libel for wive, to., but said be had totes it the east end of the lake, while the red will be Koesington __ by advice of li medical meet and although sixty doses of bridge. l em _ e et _ ~i,„,,abei.aluern.A....t.bi. 14gd°11,-Wilnu.m'n.,; soda water ha :bees roamed in his house during the year, it had been chisilv :km m edicinally and by order of his , .. ''' versit a y and - else v eh o e ..."."- re, havi . arreed ." f ro m jentes s' Zl "....s. ; sad sho s ;ld .- He also proc eeded to explsia the charge of say d our readers wish to contend, their names should be es drunk in the puluit. Os Saturday, the Bth of April, given to the meow of the Metronoliim Batbs, Ashley- be bad travelled from Newark to Pakeghan arriving home orcessut, City-ro4 to-day, or to the honorary ssoretary of _,,,,..., nice at tut Dorian the day be had had only a I the Tondos Swimming Club not later th an • quarto to 7 '''"' e of ni ale and • biscuit. He had sot been in his home on Monday morning, at the Royal Humane Society's Boat- halt-es-hoar when tone „room waited oe him to soh for her ' s '' , 117dar l iark ' The seam " e fee is 21 ' ed " mud the the use of the chapel for a meeting for protons, Chris whole sum so levied will be divided between esoosd and theft amongst the Jews. Knowing that some of his am third men. an objected, he refused the request They WILLS Mrs Bneussis.-The will of Field Marshal Ei I very angry. On the following morning he the Inks deooign , • peer of Franeywho died in May lad, week as usual, to do duty in the chapel, bat it Paris, poses of property in 'fin te& at sat baring recovered from his fatigue he walked uns= 18,0001., was proved is Loudon on the 18th ult., b 7 his up Into the pulpit, and 'stained that he could sot "hat. th° Duchess de adgag , daug hter of for Maw that morning. This paw great *limos ; a charm of Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart., the solo executrix. To her drunkenness was made, which was met by rig ministers al ladyship he has bequeathed the whole of hit property, real the aims denomination iovestigatiog the matter sad nem and personal, so far as the law of France Permits him so to wane * acqu itti n g him. do. 'The will Is in the Fenh language. sod been date the In croseuxamination the pbantiff said be did ask his 21st of July, 1860, and is translated into Foglia. The will cong regation to prat for his., sad might have mid so for of the Right Hon. Jobs Constantine de Convey, Bent his owe " upeettiog sod domain," bat he was at the Linear, formerly of Lea, _Ortlez Wein/1W; „,_bat_„laf.,_.__°' am so fee bh as to be almost ancomeious. He denied the Eedoewelwre. via r oVea ' a lADUW, " its " MU Un . . 7 assertion that lee told Mr. Fidget' 1001. was all he owed, or his relies, the Right Hos. Adelaide de Courcy, Baroness s h o t h e bed ever promised hi m any security. He said he Kingsale. only deuibter. of J. P. Brown Wa w a. eadt Ewl• told him whys he asked him for a bill of ode be was asking late Y . P. for the at el Yak . Lord Kindel+, steoewdut for a freeduleat preform.. sad that he would sot give it to the title, on the death of hie father, is 1847; married him, but If be would wait patiently he would by bia Wary 'la 1855, and did at the age of 38, having executed his will an d p u pils . be enabled to pay him. la 1864. leaviag his estates, real and Penenell, to his wit*. The plaintiff% servant, sad • woman who bad frequently the barkers, absolutely, appointing her guardian of lb. omi t ted is the house, were callixi, who deposed to the person sad estate of his daughter. The deceased noblesoss Away, sober h e w. o f thi , phi tiff. :asked ea premier Berm of Ireland. Tim math* of the , Mr.Kaan then eddy...oaths jury, and called witneseas for Foglia barony by tour* data from the Conquest ; the • th e &h em They peene d; nothing but whet the plaintiff Irish barony from 1181. The Barrios Kings.' have the an- bed admitted. Mr. O'Malley bevies replied, the learned shot privilege, by royal grant from King Jobs, of reuisising i„a n ,. gowne d u p, taus the jury that, fa any ease, their , I wowed in the presence of the British Sovereign. The prose. , •„ - Tah a t, mush , t ter the e w e & for there wen ms o y porta Lord Forester saacentor hada similar grantfress HearyFilL of the libel that bad sot bees 'justified in say way. Two The will of Sir David Davies, M.D., K.0.H..0f 2, Berkeley matters" that wen imputed the detiodeat bad tried to street. Piccadilly, was Prayed is the Land" Court. on the noes and they mot be satisfied before they found for him 22nd ult., by th e executors sad troika , Messrs. R. and S. ' l soy way that he had succeeded-gamely. that the plain- H. Terisiog, bankers. The personalty was sworn seder ' ' tiff bad bees culpably sztravagast to amorist debts at *OOOl. Th e testator two relim be Willis.. 1 r• mw . Pekenham, and that he was guilty d ingenthe the late glifell Dowager , will is dated 1857, and he ' t o tt er b e i m w h op ., th e heaviest c h ine th at he died on the 2nd of May last, at Luc., Italy, at the age of mo d e against a man to his mitts,. 72. Sir David has devised his real estars to his son Roos., The jury retired to wiessier their verdtet. Oo their re . the Bengal Civil Service, sad haves to his younger nos, turn into court they found foe the plaintiff, damages 501. the Rev. W. H. Davies, M.A., • legacy of 8,0004 To his sawn Mrs. Jane Morgan, he leaves a lilointerest in 2,0001., with men.. to his greaddsaghter, Annie Davies, for bar life, and afterwards to her Jana, and appoints his two soos iseiduarr lektess. The will of the wealthy Rana. Thorn tog, of Old Swan-wharf, Landon-fridge, sod of Cannewhlll, Memos, Surrey, bee now bees proved to the priosiped esglstry. The following are some of the main restarts :- The personalty is this country was swore under 2800,0001., M previously staryd is this Inn The executors sad trustees spools are his nephews Thomas Thornton and Richard Thornton West; his shin Km Files Simplon, widow • Richard Napo leon Lee aid Alfred Palford, and they are the prieei legatees. He leaves to his nephew Thomas Thong on siti r his freehold and leasehold estates, and to his setae , Richard Thoratoo West he leaves 300,0001., land appoints them residuary legatees. To his sister. Mrs. Simpson, 100.0001.; to Mien, wife of Alfred Polly., 300,0001. for life, and thee to her husked enda iled ren ;to Richard Napoleon Lee, 400,0001.; to Margaret beth Loo, each 100,0001. ; to his Mons, Ago« Gibson sad Ellen Thornton. soh 30,0001.; to the widow a his deceased nephew, Robert West, 20.0004 ; to his nephews, Richard Thorntot and Monad Thornton, each 10,0001. ; to his nephews William 1 and Joseph Dewey, east 10,0001. •, to hie clanks Joseph Browse sad Jobs L. Neal, otele 240004 ; to his sane, 1.0001„ ; and to esole of his other sarreate 5001. Ts the Leathsreetka Company, 5, 0001 . ; Christ's Rollieitel. 5. 0001 - ; to Hotherintou's Charity_ for the Bliad, 10,0004 ; to the schools at Merton. 10001 • sad to the pear of Merton, 1,0001. To the schools at Borten sod Therntoe,lo4ool. ; and to the poor of Mertes, 5001. To the twenty lost fel. lowing limit:diem. ea& MOM -wisely, St. Themes's, , Gay's. Bethlehem, St. lake's, Orthopeolio Moidelea, St. Mork's, Incurables, Dreedeought, Cssumptko, Tictols. park ;Ci f ty of Leedom Tam, Dal sod Dumb, Blind, .Asylum or lOWA Meekest fiessiesa's Ovolisoi, Looks Orphao, Infant Orphaa, _British Orphan, Fswele Orpites„ Fatibisaws Ohiliren, Ladled Charity Sokol, Se. Ash, National Braevolent, and Nodose* Lifeboat lainitations.-- //11006401 &tidos Noes. tos .._ CZYSTAI. Pagans HIGH LITIL UN& — Ln i : e r 1 this Os, passeagere will be beaked th hthe from Ludgate siii imperstedika sklisoy asodagell .it Brixton. The trains have rya hatikowly the week istweea Victoria and the high level statics at the Palma • IL: B. Menai . 43 0 ihristabel Miroadette est SO Astarte Osprey II Vindez Nieto. Marina Surge This completed the first round, end then they started with a sp ink n; breech for the wooed ; bat after proceeding for about bat an hour the wiled fell off, sod the reset in time for the Southampton boat could cot be ascertained. This afternoon. st half-pest four o'clock, seven pilot boats started for • wise of prises, given by Mr. O. R. Stephenson (nephew of the late Mr. Robert Steplenoos), the course which they have to traverse being rather • long owe—that is, frost Cowes to the Owen, light ship, near Brighton, wad from thence to the Isle of Wight ; returning by the western passage of the Needles, beak to Cowes. There is • prize for the Let ease arriving, but if not in by nine tidos& at night no patio is given. There were =say persons present to witneee their departure on their long journey, which is not expected to be completed before to row afternoon. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—MANcsisria, Aug. 4. Nuci PRIM Oorar.—(Bdore Bares Bramwell sad Special Intim) spas e. yrs scummy's, SHITIPIELD, AND UNOOLII.. swag ILAILWAY OCIIIYANT. —RAILWAY OOLLISIOP. Mr. Attorsery-Osseral James and Mr. Maker wen for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Moak and Mr. J. A. Rural war for khe defestkinte. The plaintiff is a tailor, carrying on bushels' at Hyde, When he had been established 23 years. On Barclay. the 118411 January, he entered defeedente train at Newton, laving token a ticket for Manchester. floes afterwards the ran came in collision with a goods resale, which was out la two. By this collision he was thrown agaiost an oppo- site peassoger, and remised a blow oa the right side. Is the lichened el th• sank" after the train bad abash the pas Into, plaintiff slipped and received a amen blow as the smell of the bark from the seat He sharwards wait on to Msochester, and whilst walking her the tows he was taken very sick, vomitlog a greealsk fluid. Whoa be got back to Hy de h• cormated Dr. Lea, who ispre bins licitnent sod medlar. and afterwards k• wrote to th• railway omoosey for a slersis, aad they mat Dr. Fletcher to sr bun. From • robust state ofhealth he bad bola much reduced. and was gill 'suffering Irma the effed• of the amides*. Be had her undies the me of Dr. Noble and W. George Mosley Busier, sergess, who were of opinion that leis health woad bo rimariori aid that he was subjeat to tubercular • dinar of the loop. ' had I Ihiley al eisM childless, aid bb besiser had bought the is 3001. a yrs. WY eat gar d 1 for his nasal seratioskird the wmaisg taster would probably po crim a orltisel period fa: him. Tide rasa was broeght is roomer einepennition. Ma. hams mid the onestisse far 'as jury would iii bo r to whothor the *Will was esthisi so •ompearlise, but name how oast b. Mr. Moak add by would sir egos called hie bussed Lama os that paint. Tim delosideola had err mods any •tibldeelen 11ete4.1.541101.8e .li. .1.11111 cdenetiondieshi drpig be asset solid* • • • • • •• • ldobielettlte llegil id.dodelioseshll w 18 menthe be wee pro takes oar of, with a under Akan* he might porn resovey ad be able NO carry es , AEG ST 5 1865. hie l lusioes. Cattaloly for about that period be would be oat for Mariner, eves if he recovered. Zelda:re was gine to show that the *MOE was previosely of good , kealth, woe of • good sod healthy family, sad that he had a father now living, Is good health, 80 yawl of age. For the definite witnesses wen called to show that before the widest the plaintiff was not of a robust chancier, but that he had the appearssee of an ilimirtured mu. The jury. without Marisa the Goan, Ws a verdict fee W plaintalf —damages 1001. The d bad ben laid at 8,0001. when the plaintiff was 111 LANCAMiIni AND YOILINEISIL AAILWLT ointrANT.—CLLIN' 708 CONTIZMATION at A COllOll arum's. William Kershaw. abed 32, of tb. firm or James Kershaw mad Sons, earrybig on bruiser at Heywood aa cotton ripieseen, brought an action, idaimiog eompeasation for injuries mosived is a oollision. He said prim to May, MI, be had been in a good state of health, and able to at tend regularly te his bustines.' In that math there was • Sunday lobed trip from Heywood to Houghton en the do fendast's line. Be entered • eseondidaan carriage at a quarter past four, aid at *bout • quarter of a mile from the stenos the train ran gy into a %w -asp train. A man sitting opposi our thrown spinet his farm snd pladatire bead wee Irseeked rthe heel' of the C4inage. He was struck isesui att le' remained so for about live or ten minute. His lead and seek were eery much hurt, as aloe we his book, sad his use was bleedurg. Be woo taken bank to Hey wood, and sent for Mr. Townsend, surgeon, who t o him @eery day for twelve days. He angered from headache sad pals in the back, sandindium of sleep and &ninth*. He bad pas in the head, chiefly at the back of it, and numb name at the legs, with madden jerk' when In bed, and palpi tation of On heart. Mr. Townsend contlaued to aimed him till October, 1863, whoa be called in Dr. Hale, of Rochdale, and oonaulted other medical men. He was now worse than to 1863. He was locaperdbited for following his laminar, gaffer* from beat sad pressure ea the berk of the head and nun& sees in the kande and legs. In oonsequiruce a! this ilium he had agreld to a dissolution of urinerelaip with his brothe2e, dating from the 24th Sone. He had abstained from applying to the company for a long time, hoOng to get better. Before the amedent he attended the Menthes :or market three times a weak for the Arm, and malted in the mill other three days. The case had not closed when our report was bat we learn from a telegraphic merge that MI/ d r= a verdict far 3,0001. FROM LAITY NIGHTS GAZIETTE. ignall OP 80LICITOgil AID MUM ?ANTOCI:IL/1a TO arrAINSD AT TI II OVTICI 01 TWO Mar 11100411211 AM, 00012 01 SARKIWPTCY, ISAJOIMRALUGNIIINLJ BANKRUPT& Geotios Plum.Werdourareet, Middlings. late limn" de ' Sadler, to se render Aerial Owens MAWS, Grange-real, Henaoleley, irot Washoe, Asp gnat 21, a 11. WorAnt ithewelth Psiscs, Nelsoneireet, Benneedeey, Wither seller. August 13, at 11. tmeJong Jogai Brame. Haymerket, onidast vetraeley ear gem, Ad Janne Irssinth 22 s, Loadastreet, Tointhamallabeesa. ffslirr man, August U. at IL Timms Tam Urger CburdralreaCheistaimalla. Gooses Klooducs asid Bgel Dads loos" (ay, warehousemen. Await., at U. Micas WARlthil and EMT 810/111x, Clayarimik rasa, al , Barnes-common, Barrel ' _earpeatirk kerb W t loam Rowel tonna& Dever, masa M Royal Artillery. Au 10t 111 . 11 . Glows Rainsa ltosiusa, Great Tergieretred City, sad ',muesli. sr* *Air. Lamm is• 81 Jogs WILLIAM Winn DOOMS& flarrey.pase, Wadsworth road, bookeillm. Algal Rowe Kendanes. polar. Aug.* al. Mum Join BARONS, lbeelbees. Edloway,balremor, Avila ltnnutholionamt, Boalangnes. end Milliwook. RamPange. attorney. /must 22, at 1. NoAD CRAggenar. Wlsterelow-paos, Yessallited, gar goon, August 2 t, at WlLLthn TIMM thelleinelle. G/WWW 10 . 4)448 * sad Hintetrea, Pende, ~sr. Agana 22 . I. uses Hancoa Most„ Cambridp, lair newer. Au[ 11. at It Flimgrarcit liontan, Brookdresk Onevsnorequare, anther, August 23, at I. Joni Wst.LAID PROCTOR, Wealmoraarea Lam, NM greengrocr, Assist IN, at IL arra, John's-tame, Notting-ha =eine radon. Musa U. at IL WILLIAM Kara Cogan& Waltheanevas, Herts. rel.er It beer. August 12, at It HWY Fog Wmth, Chiswick, engineer. August 21. at IL learn Wapner Palms, Welthamcroms, Herta stationer. An. gad 11, at 11. Jana WAIIIMIL earthen's'. sad Pratesareek Mikan Nog' town, Itheneed victualler, Amid AIL WlLLthat Ta, It. Lon's-road. Basta, awl Boadmeal. Web. brook, surveyor, August 22, a IL Rdsthara Wiwisa,Mounteareet,Oronesorasare.leeedgeile. Aura 17. al. Louts/ Mortally., Osnaburgetreek liagent'spark. lath loads. home keeper, August Ti, st IL JOSINI WILLIAM HARDALL, Stratford, Ere; late ell uteratilete August 22, at 11. CHAIM JAW= NUMMI, Great 84. Helen's, City, menthol& A Mo 23, M 11. WILLAN Aan, Spencer.place,Brixterread,aadSoa th-tentige. Camberwell. upholsterer, August 17, st 11. Jo. WAGOTAI7. Alle Merle% WOMMIAIWL.Winer.AMIP= OWISAIIL all/WWWKwwa.. 11 thir. ; Greeley lore , Derby. : and Beal, Leinestenine, Main N - en chant, August Mat It Banton Lave, Blrmlngluess. Jeweller, Aura ii, at IL Jolt HAIM GOODLILZ. Newport, MOIMMOIMMIWWN meteor, AMIN& 16, a 11. form TRACIte Gana& Cardiff. obernist, Amgen Is, st U. Joie Mows. Ithymney, Monmouthshire, and Oellypears, ells morganalth e, tracer, aged 16, at 11. JAN= Hewn( ?mu, Truro, paints& 114 at If. Jag ADAM& Dredlarn. wonstsind. Plin 14, at IL Boom= Wand Maar& Leeds, arida Aida 14. at IL JAW lirraiLL, JAlltl frthregisli. and Jolt Mpg? NAM' MIL Manchester, dyers, August 14, M IL ISAAC AZOLAY, Msnebeder, mania& Anna in, a li iDWARD Yee, Tynemouth. boatbulider, August aa IL JAnra Witns, larehant, Mate ilehmomper, Pen- 11, et U. Jame Asmiss, (War sheriff's onion. dark. Maga 111, MIL m Datu Noir. Cardiff, beerhouse Man, August 19, at 11. lettriao CRROTOAN. Breeeten, Chesh hew, Aug. 16, M It Lytham Lass, Hanna, planer, aged 19. at 11. Joint Janis, Wereseter, Oath*. Amgen 10, 11 11. WILLIAM HotessO, Ansbisiga,Wenanand,talsr, Asg.l4llthelL Jong 1121101. Kiddersainet bearbenes keeper, A til. d la na CUOMO! *302[11111.*302[11111. Web.. er, Staffordebne, late cheese factor, Awed 11, at IL t. Ticarts AL/Rana CLAItI, Sunderland. draper, AnC r 22, at 1 , 1 Artimirn Mein, Little Bolton, Lancanda, August In, at IC HIGH AVIV& Lista* near Uverpool, boot med ads.maker, August 16. at Jolt Joints, litrusingitssa. late noose, Anna Ig. 10. Manua JAOss Urea. MaoclekL seetloadr. IL 11 - Jetta Basin, Hasa lanceshire, coach proprietor, Moat I& In 9 4. TROMAS LEIWAID, Bailer{ railway porter. August 911, et IL WILLIAM COATIM, Lied.. ate cloth ntannienturer, Aug 13, at IL JAIL WO{ Weaverbam, Cheshire, innkeeper, Aug. 17, at 11. WILLIAM SLOIXrr, NewegalimaponYyne, attune/'e dark. Avast 10. at 10. lartrANte EVArn. Aberdsre, filastorpath., collier, Aug. 12, all. WILLIAM Una, !Mon. palate& SUVA IS. in IL Gianni IIIegroRDBURNOOP, Dastaide, Belk *dew, Alva 10. at 10. JOMAPR MotrirrlOSD, Dadlogion, Durham, iron shearer, Aswan 19, at 10. LAST EXAMINATION& August IL T. Gray, Mitcham. Sorrel, bleallge-Get 14. C. Batton& Percial-strest, Glosweibroad, Pod-ogee mail neera-1 Oet. 14. W. Clitherow, Geaja-lissread, tobacoooist-oes. 19. O. Halter. Preston stress. Mile itadroad, shoe mandecterer-00. 20. 8. Churchill, Wallis-road and Maltalid. 1111,101117 Wish, clerk to a betantaker-Ock 10. J. Stalaes Mile Bad-gate, baby-Oct. 20. C. b. Idlalletee, Bromley, EM, seed balder-Oa 8. J. Rental, Wen Han, Esima-Oct 14. IL Jamee.placia Clapham, corn eider-Oct 14. K A. ti Reading, Berkshire, grocer -Oct 14. J. Waxen, lob nut, Bedfordshire, shoe dealer-Oct 14. N. Ballard, Borkshire - Oa 14. H. Della, Widnes end Nettimet. pp nun, 14. P. (bass, Calf.-anise. neaggallisslik -Oct. 14. H. Fullagar. Km& fnaerer -Oa 14. J. P. Lee, Hall Mae, Paddiateam,ablem4 16. amale-Od. fit. C. Durant, Werainstaroad, J J. Oornbill, financial agent-Oct. 14. F. W. Wyrel, Clheardo. terrace, Stoke Newington. enable mama-Oct 14, J. Dal. Goma lliseenden, Buckinghamshire, farmer-0a it 1. Harlesdes, Iliddleeer, late derk-Oet. U. R. Tidier/ s ta rt Banta, Salisbury, oil merchants -Oa 110. J. W Salem piece, Fulham, carman-Oct 20. T. Periegr, Hankeela direr, dairyman--Oct. 20 J. Thong, Dada& Mannelints eawyer-Oct. 20. W. G. Feneley, Lower Norwood, bear -Oa 10. J. Lodge, Paradise read, Stockwell, Isle liameaper -Oat. 20, A.l, Cialesr, Mortimer-road. Kingshaa tried o.Mrdertrod. I th=sase-Oct. 110. W. E. Rebedea. libleaLeinagya, -road, waiting jeweller-Oa 10. J. Itsbiespy. street, Pentangle, mergeas-Gek IL W. Bobble& mews. Kilbsent, cab driver-Oa 110. E. AWL OrilladOw °6BBhr e Hammersmith, late grocer--oa. 10. H. Boady,_ ... llarp-lese, Toweedreek [weal ownliWal -43 et . ID. W. Ge= beer we aller-lbea. le. W. H. Kerreers Midd Worcest ling& ershire, dealer is ebbs-Sea. Mk J. Beak Mabel Min borough. lacenershiee, Mama -Angled It & D Sea Aber dare, Olamortanahire. lath -Augtri St 0. libel. Aber. sea, Glamorgashlre, dealer-August 22. 1. lobbies, Wanaley, Sloe commisrion merchant-Arad U. 0. W. Lerwick, Cbsetedon. Maffeaskin. enttga Augusta. W. Bully, Westimenpoullsee. Smnereste smearl lost at U. J. W. Marment. Kara Maley, Oteseriagniasiel Weber de.der -August U. J. Peas, Ilk Pearassl, 01110. Town, district manager It as jassamob radelase tbd. J. 8. PhiGips, Moak Coons& Woe purser -II leta in :it. Ode. Fanoath, brewer:E. W. E atm tallor.-•ea. ft W. Fria . Ircasane. Graham, Jai- ' Middles Yorkshire, fiL J. L Maps, 'York. general wardsoseenas-Aened U. A. P. Jacob, Livemool, anctiateer-Augu M. 1. OrillOss. La de el. draper -Sept. 5. T. Owen, sea., aidd T. Owes, jai., Oarnarvonshire ir.urrangere-Aegssl 21. ff. Haim War Trauma Cheshire, joiner-Aminn 21. b. libelee.. Leer late oaten booker-Augset IL T.. 1010. oashire, brickleyer-Augnst 131 C Hilsbea ladalli Ash=ge ldiP Admilk high bailiff-August 29. B. Dawson, Mencheeter, edam& swan- August IL 0. C. pickle, Corea& Northumberland. WO Ml* , In the Turkish Condiment -August 14. T. Wlllares.Penerth,or atorganehire, peter-Aged IL D. lliespe, Codes, GIWIMIM , paean, assererctal traveller-Lena IL N. Calle me sad J. Cawthorn's, Osmooderott , Durham. Ma sesadeetereet-lareel It W. H. Fuller, Hatfield Teveren, ler& Luisa H. Paola. Cheltenham, ay proptiener-A 111. L Cie* Cheltenham, grater-August 17. I. II Fredernar, Ide at Wight, ha a J. Groves, liesbaa, Wereesew aim Innkeeper-Bga 7. A. Ileyeerd, Cooembelealsibeed. Dermal", peisiter-Annest IL T. Deoliturelk amogier, fordairs. &We leer ssekes-basest pL Wale lime= Ise. late victualler-471. IL T. Mal. thaannilis Deena. aeoesamois-Aapist 11. B Davi% Vera MAW. erstansaker-Aupud U. W. Hack. Loughbarenek Waress , dire, I • oboe rasaniamer-Augnst - IL W. 0. Ow. Liana Li v e Marehener. stkrorp-Augget IL W. N. Menbew, Liverpool, saaavater ter b 'sllanne-Amprill IL W. LtrerPeal. Profane It aaan r iz es : W. M Liverpool, salt provides derder-- L Martin, Liverpool, baker-August 29. J. refreshment house Iteeflr-Angell 29. M l .7 l . l l=erd, bead. Che.hlre, sactnueer-Augst . theeldasse. Tr. Nibs mere. Cheshire. licensed victsall u er- 29 Anima ie. J. Jednisk Oromoont, Monmouthshire. shoemaker-aignst 24- D. Inainse LLmt •DlO. Mentgorneryshbre. butcher-Ammer lL J. WINO& Cleekhadon, Yorkshire, linen draper -Au 21. R. illmgega Debenhant. Suffolk. tartar-August 11 W. Enftmk.Weettgamed Slam batober-Augnat to. 0. Hannster• Stevenage, labourer - Augost 15. T. Bolwell, Bath, whdleright -August 11. Wood, Gardena. thioniskire. eirtswaskert -Assail& J. Harper, Odor& milkmaa- Anna W. J. Walton, MP. let gardener-Sept 26. M Dean, Bineembees. wawa -Sept. W. T. Ha ram, Birmingham, Isie estiabome Sept. iP. W. Rowbotbam, Biresiegbem, pilaw Sept It L Webb Birroinsham, journeyman 'esSer-Bript. 10. Onsaim Haddock, Birrnineharn, fruit dodsr.~. 111. C. Oldbury. M al Deem, jountennan gun band llier--11a6 IL Jae Alga Birch. 131rmlnglaun. truiterer-Sepi. W. W. Jude, Illandsobeek, porter to a grocer-crier. IL T. Ham& Iniveller -Sept. 28. W. W. Brasier. libubables, pleseise le. L -Om& Ward, Aden Juts, Werwiadlin, Weber . ES/t. alrming timbales Ws.. 7iLlinitiaV ham. *osir-eak 'IL J. Wllliesok 26. T Yates. Mamba^ agantso-lit tp l . .. ane tresemaiser-eept. 16. Ilisibeth second-hand clothes dealer-AugratlL H. Crater, Cllfte l airs, general dealer. szscrstro AND INIIIMMI7ONAL MEOW" WIWI r. —..-- . nit hmil-yesely amlioory pooral mambas a m pripbrome Mi oirroor or WI Yorillb• roh s =7/12.0ar" TeMpoa•olooll. Moloplorbus ; the 01mielliirlb lbe obas. . ibo more, glob boo afforly bob olebb. as ma. Tho Cuomo. Is morlos abiglies. odi aim= earsalaarlos d bag promersi Gob to Or opegularo • babrod lho bled Ppm an& iti maa . "Vbio goluppros mailbo al Orb •„„ robs he Ibuirsloos. Is ems Ih• sank d owl baromso• fry WI Mewl am* e. lot As co orbs ?sow Mora nom poloi Iv Mob els Wl= soebbloilloa lo lb= • ••••••/- *my W ebb baba dboans r am ea N.. to Mom Wm dbeame Uri elan ft olnaglios sal Worm Oho .ir k.. 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Oa Sunday evening a party of gentlemen wished to proceed from Tea tershall-bridge to Baotou, in ceder, it was understood, to take the train for Loath, sad a target. was strut with tho decreed to harem his bone and bard the boat down the river to the Grand Slane. The party strived in Boston somewhere about one o'clock, sad demised was seen by seve ral: persons returning home aloes. Beyoad bowl& Ferry be was seen at sear ten o'clock pllopping his horse on the bank towards Chapel-hill. The wort morning an alarm fa/ Iffed, the horse being tolled on the both. nod dm the cap of the deemed. On the rine brag marehed the dead body was very soon discovered, and as the face wen much discoloured a rumen soon rapidly spread that de. mend bad been murdered. As the inquiry is sot yet con' eluded we forbear to express any opinion, but the billowing evidence taken at the inquest will afford the fullest parti culars se at present know.: Gamin Slothael. parish oonanMe. said —oe Moeday mora fag, at 9 o'clock, I woompanied George lAm and Mr. Hatch to make march for the deceseed,er e ard Loophares, who was reported to be drowned or killed. We took a boat and went about a mile and • half from Chapel bill towards Baotou. There were many other pr ess a westhe bank also looking for soy signs of the body. we pot opposite the "roved been I ea. ham lying at the bottom of the water. He was flat on his beck, tie arms ailed and elbows doubled. We got him into our beat. His left cheek-bow and forehead sentied much bombed. Mark Baker —I was going home along the Witham beak last Sunday night about 11 o'clock, when I pared a mart who was lung on the pound against the river, opposite the "round-hones." He was on his face, as if saleep or drunk. I did not think it my beelines to speak to him or disturb him. When I got farther on towards Olia;e1-hill, about 100 yards, I saw a horse standing against the gate trying to go through. I thought it looked like the pas. bane ;it had Using pars oft. I know seething farther. I met no other porno op the bank sad maw se one. Towards Chapel-hill 1 could hear loud voices as of people quarrel ing ; the voices appeared to be oe Mr. Goose's form. Joseph Holmes—l was at Tattershall-bridge last Sunday evesiog, when I hoard a party is • boat segue the doomed to haul them to Banos. I saw thus start, deceased hiving pot the pars cm his horse. About 4 o'clock the mart morn log I started to go to Boston. When 1 got about • mai and a half pest Chapel-hill I saw a hone studies at OD4I of the gates on the bank. I knew the horse, It befogged to deceased. It had on the hauling gears. It wee reined up. Or et the lames was broken off by the collar, sad the lessistall of the bluff was broken in two. 1 thought that deceased roust have gone on the other side the hedge for a certain purpose, sad I pared nu Farther on I found a hat on the beak. When I get to Unpick Ferry I made inquiry, and a man, whose emu I do not Uwe, said that he saw deemed galloping towards Obspel.hill between 9 and 10 o'clook the eight before. I then gave the alarm to the friends of deemed. Alfred Barker--I am an engineer. On Monday morning I heard that the body of deceased had been found is the river, and I went to examine the spot. Close to where he was found I observed that • horse's foot had slipped from a Mead pen of the bank, and had ploughed up the sod downwards, as If the bone Ind fallen. At this spot there wee also a quantity of vomited matter, showing that some person had - bun sick. There were also the footmarks of au person at this spot right down to the water. These footmarks wen distinct. Male was no sign of waffling or of soy straggle having tikes pima There were limey foot marks of people who Ud been on the beak that morning, bat they were several yards to the right el this particular Charlie Blades, surgeon, of Tattershall—l have care fully examined the body of the damned. satiated by Mr. Pitcher, surgeon, of BOOM. The lugs pre sented all the appearances which death from drowning would oceaaion. The stomach son distended with thuds, having an odour of spirits. We oerefully examined the head. There was a braise Oil the forehead and left cheek bone. We divided the scalp, and especially examined these bruises. They were very slight and superficial, red auld in no way Dave nand death. I have no doubt that death was caused by drowning. William J. Filcher, surgeon, of Boston—l have are. tally examined the body of the dunned, and mad* a poet mornm examination. The bruin as the forehead sad on the cheek-bone wee a diffused bruise, as if deemeed had fallen on • broad flat studios ; sot at all the broils which would be comaioned by a blow from stink er other weeps. If those bruises had berm *dieted by sa emelt, trams would certainly bare been left. A coocessioa on the fore head from a fall of a hone would cause exactly the son of bruise we Awned. The bruises could not ban caused death, or even dagger to life. The rendition of the leap, heart, and stomach showed that demised died from drown ing led suffoostios. By a Juror—He might owleisly have bees *masa by the violence which nand the breast bat I maul say whether be would be so stained as to be whim to walk. Wm. Fetchell—l am fathenia-law to diseased. I maw the body taken out of the river. I examined the bank, arid saw no sips of soy struggle having taken place. The clothes of doomed were is no way disordered. I saw Dr. Blades sad mutable. Stotherd sad Athlone examine the pockets of deem/ed. He had not nbbed. His esessy was right (U. (Ss. 3td.) I do not believe that he was assaulted by say cu. Thos. Lune Pearce—l sat a runty amiable. I produce a portion of the broken Mines of the horns collar, whisk was feud sticking is the ground as if the horse had falb a. and also the whip of the doesesed, loved on the some spot I have beard that some Irish's.. paned down the beak ea Sunday night, but I have sesertained that they turned off to the farmhouse where they were employed, folly a guitar of a mile before they would have arrived at the spot when the body wee found. The Coroner said, before proceeding further, he wadi I , take the opiate. of the jury oo the evidence they led heard. It was proved that deemed, in retureing frame Boston ou Sudsy wooing, posed Learrick and was seen on hornbook galloping towards his residues at Chape l. hill. The slip of the bones foot on the beak sad the broken gear rendered it highly probable that the bans stumbled and came does heavily ; this would fully account for the diffused bruise on the forehead of the decamped, sad this view of the ease was readered espeolaTly probable by the proof that som e person at that partioular spot had vomited. Sickness would he the rebind Tema of any oescamien to the brew esise=besi the stocaseit was sonimiliat diMended with If, after bowie, the oviduct the Jury ware M epleietZ demised, haring fall* from his horse and being partially stinted, had by mieedmature got into the river end been drowned, it would be sulkiest by their verdict to my that he was " toned drowsed." If the jury ware not &idea the inquiry must be inetissed. The court was then rimed. sad after seer", as leer's d e liberation the jury seat for the coroaar, and the freemen (Mr. William Stotherd) said—" We are uneabseeely speed that we believe he was first meaulled, and the *rein kiln the river.* The Coroner— is reneder. On what peril= of the widows do you fouled year *him I The C oroner —Tbrit is car neenimens epirries• The Coroner —Thee le order timt deperirrimilsel Meese and his cemstablen may make everppeseilie higher *phi. ' this inquest stands stairwell meid this dap week. et kW pest nine clock. Tee jury o' were *ea basal corer is appear to {fir Afar The exe'beset hi the Ihelot et Chapel-lel is peat. The opinion seem * be Mawr that thii unfortunate young was was nuni~ by a .usher of harrestmes, our tbs. be wee found thessibis on the and by them thrown Me the river, Thep.** emu Irishmen sot to appear* the perish ter the present.— Mercury. I efurila—L A Lylanis sad W Omsk weft lift. —4. C. 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