The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-19 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. HERIVAIXIOOK ag t The nomination of the mindillidwe for this county tea s kes, kim yestedey. h Them wire fear sadist.-Bv r IL. B. L y Mr. Abel Smit, sad Kr. Barter, eonaervatives, as eld neendesrs, wbo same forward for resketion, sad the Ikea H. Cowper, the libeled media* who we defeated hp Mr. finder &SO, elesides is Minh. UHL The friends el the respective cesdidates met them at the estrange of the tows we beresbeek end is earriagen, and escorted them be the Malin's The Haas Sammy (Mr. F. A. M'Oeschey) prodded, and briefly opined the prosodies,. Mr. R. W. OAUBSIE then stood forward, enS, amid chasm proposed for re.eketia the Right Rom Sir Mina Italwer Lytton, arid Mr. G. ROBERTS, $ large farmer. weeded the Domination. Mr. C. Hsu thee proposed Mr. Abel Smith, which was Weeded by Mr. W. WIMP. Mr. nun, of Warevpark, sad proposed Mr. Etertem, which was seconded by Mr. J. B. Radrimax. Mr. G. J. BOSAINCIET thee proposed the Ha. Beery Cowper, and the sonelsatios was seeeeded by Mr. Jones LOYD. " • Sir IL B. Lreros, in the emu of his speeds, said them were may acts of t of which he entirely approved. Firstly, he weaved of the neutrality they bad exeeeked I. the usbappy civil war that had 'filleted our American kinfolk. Whatever in4ht have ben the causes that led to that civil war, there could be so doubt thee it was the boned= daly of the British guaranies& to preserve a atrial seutrality between the parties, sad Use conservative party had given their eorthal ereoperatioa to her Majesty's goveremest is car rying out that neutrality. (Hear,. hear.) He also thought that the goverment were gaits right is amending, by their moral support, is ereoliag an indepssdsot kingdom of Italy, and it bad always been his opioion that it wee smemeary, in the late gists of eivilleatimi, that Italy eleseld be relieved from the yoke of Austria, end assume her proper reek is the family of ostiosa. (Cheers.) He had said on former oomaioria, and he repeated it sow, that the establishment of free states was an advise. tap to England, because every fru state must be the ally sad friend of EWand, as the puma end model of them aIL (Hear, hear.) The abolition of church rates was one of the questing that were so Shads use of. He per ceived by the address of his tooourable opponent, Mr. Cow per, that he had pledged himself to support the total re peal of church rates ; but be would simply remind the iilsolon that after the decision that had beep mime to by the Home et Commove epos that questim, there was not the roost remote chaos, of its being passed by the House of Lords, and it was likely to be a very pi etty quarrel toe the seat hundred years. (ear, hear.) By e the bill that was introduced by Lord Derby upon thbject every dissector was relieved from the payment of a church rate by merely making a declaration that he had a consci entious objection to do so. The whip, however would not bare this bill, and when Mr. Cowper exp ressed his determination to vote for the repeal of church rates he must be perfectly well aware that no governmest was likely to be formed that would totroduee such a measure. Mr. Abu Serra, Hr. Scams, and MeCowirmit nut addressed the electors, but they did so very briefly. A show of hands was then taken, which was declared M favour of Sir Edward Lytton, Mr. Suttees, and Mr. Cowper. A poll was demanded oe behalf of Mr. Abel Smith, which was fired to take pleas on Friday oext. Sir EDWA.RD Lyyros then proposed &resolution of thanks to the High Sheriff for the impartiality with which he had eeeducted the business of the oornioatioo, which was wooded by Mr. COwPOR sad carried unanimously, and the prooseduigs terminated. ESSEN (NORTH). The nomination for this division took place yes terday is a field near Braintree., Ow Hi 6a &MIFF (Sir T. B. Leonard) presiding as irstaratag Okra CAMBRIDGESHIRE. The election for this county took place yesterday at Cambridge; Mr. Hall, the High Sheri ff , presided. Mr. Jobe Do W.* (Sohani) proposed Lord George John Man. nem which was seconded by Majw Fryer. Mr. St. Quintin nominated, mid Mr. °ropier wooded. Lord Royston. Mr. J. Hearth nominated. and Mr. Livett seconded, Mr. Young. There being no other candidate repined, the High Sheriff declared Lords George Manners and Royston and Mr. Young duly elected, and they returned thank,. It was with some difficulty Mr. Young oould reach a carriage and four in waiting on his committee, and in which he was slowly conveyed to the Hoop Hotel, • large crowd follow ing and cheering at the top of their voices ; indeed, they would have had the horses out and drawn the vehicle them- naives, but that Mr. Young positively forbad them. It was understood that • telegram was delivered to Mr. Young ea the busting. announcing the total loss, with all hands, of the ship City of Peterborough (Mr. Young's property), on her voyage out to Aleniodris. OXFORD lINIVERSITY. The polling was resumed yesterday morning, although it had been thought not improbable that Mr. Gladstone's friends would have withdrawn him from the contest. The first two hours' polling only lessened Mon. day's majority by eight. The next Daturas showed that the majority bad bees teemed to 186. The Glidetooitee with held their returns unt.l I o'clock, when there appeared only three difference between the two parties, Gladstone's corn. mitres giving an advantage of 197. At 3 p.m., Hr. Hardy's aide published the following retain Hesthcote, 3,118 ; Hardy, 1,883 ; Gladstone, 1,690 ; majority, 193; and at 5 the following declaration wee announced by the winning side, Mr. Gladstone's committee having published nothing sines 1.30: Heatheste, 3,M7 ; Hardy, 1,907 ; Gladstone, 1,706; majority, 202. Although the poll was kept open until a quarter pad 7 (the Vice Chancellor bay. log altered the boar of closing), Mr. Gladateee's chance was looked upon as hopeless, sod mash regret was expressed throughout the university and city, the latter having takes a lively interest in the contest sines it commie:eel. At 5.30 Gladstone was 179 bebiad, sad at 6.30 he was in a minority of 180. The antnbers being—at 5.30: Heatheets, 3.198 ; Hardy, 1,894 ; Gladstone, 1,715 ; majority, 179. At 6.30 : Hasthoote, 3,233; Hardy, 1,900; Gladstone, 1,720; majority, 180. From this period hardly a vote was recorded, sad the MIL. eel aneoeneement of the Vice-Chancellor was awaited with an intermit sewer exceeded ia istessity on the occasion of say former wettest in the university. The doors of the theatre were thrown open to the public shortly after seam o'clock, and the numbers having been reckoned up, the Viee•Chamellor (the Rev. Dr. Lightfoot, rector of Exeter College) gave out the final result of the election in Latin as follows : Sir William Heathcote Mr. Gatborne Hardy Hight Hon. W. E. Gladstone 3,Z36 1,904 1,724 Majority for Mr. Hardy lBO The result was received with loud cheering by the puffi ness of Mr. Hardy, who had assembled in considerable num bers at the theatre to hear the official declaration. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has addressed the following circular to the members of convocation : TO THY TOMBS OT CONVOCATION IN TOT iTTIVERSIIT Or 0170EID. Gentleenies,—After an arduous coonenion of eighteen years, I bid you respectfully farewell. My earnest purpose to serve you, my many faults and shortcoming+, the loci diets M the political relation between the Univenity and myself est►bliabed in 1847, so often questioned in vain, and now at length finally dissolved, I leave to the judgment of the future. It is one imperative duty, and one alone, which induces me to trouble you with these last parting words —the duty of espreasiog my profound and lasting gratitude for indulgence as generous sod for support as warm and enthusiastic in itself and as honourable from the character and distinctions of those who have given it, es ►as, in my belief, ever been accorded by any constituency to any repro sentative.—l have the honour to be, gentlemen, your obliged end obedient servant, W. E. OLADNTONL —lismarden, Chester, July 18,1865. BOROUGH AND COUNTY Voris. —To-morrow, the 20th iestant, is the leer day for payment of sauna taus, doe on the sth of January. in order to be placed on the register of 'voters is boroughs or mugs for the coining year. if ratris or Lowlsom.—lt appears from the ye. tarn loaned by authority of the Registrar-General, that in the week that ended on Saturday, July 154 h, the births M London and ten other .large towns of the United Kingdom were 3.673 ; the deaths 2,874. The annual rate of mortality to the weak in those 11 towm war 26 per 1.000 pumas Leine. In Laid= the births of 984 boys and 944 girls, I. 111111,928 children, were registered in the week, In the oor " weeks of tot years 1&5544 the average number, ooTeet t lior lacrosse of populatioo, wax 1,887. Gm deaths registered is London during the week are 1,392. It was the torenty.eighth week of the year ; and the average number for that week in ten years is, with a correction for Moreau of population, 1,244. The mortality exhibits"' considerable decrease, the total deaths returned in the last three weeks haying bees etterossively 1,455,1,536, and 1,392. The destine' moots wader 30 years of age decreased from 959 in the previous week to 8801ast week. Deaths at all ages from diarrhcre deceased in the same periods from 301 to 267. The whole of them 267 deaths wore, with few exceptive., woo of infantile diarrhoea ; 208 occurred to childres who had not completed their first year ; 36 to children one year std sad leas than two years. Buids these, 11 deaths were returned as mused by cholera, all of which, except two, ampler to have bees cuss of cholera isfantnut. In the five divisiou the grate* number of deaths from diarrhaei ea mined la the earth districts, imposing chiefly Maryle. bee*, Pancras, and Wastes. Tweety-aught oases of this eareplaint were fatal in Pancras, and the same umber in =on, 18in lierylebeee. &yentas aceaned is the of Massiostos ; 301 a lasassith TEE EVRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 19 1865. TEI AGRICULTURAL BROW AT 4141E017TM ARRIVAL OF TBE FUROR AND PRINCES OF PALM PLYMOUTH, TUZISDAT. The clouds gather this morning over the agri cultural encampment, sod there are symptoms of the rain which is not quite so great a rarity on the Hoe as it is on the Delta. The crowds of visitors continue to pour into the town, and the heart of the collective Boniface is made glad, although his countenance wears a well-simulated air of perplexity. The universal declaration is that there is not a bed to be had, except through some powerful local influence; but my own intimate conviction is that, like speculators on the Stock Exchange, the dealers are merely holding hard to sustain the market. Plymouth, Devonport, and fitonehaven accommodate, under nominal circumstances, 190,000 inhabitants, and surely any influx that can be gathered for an agricultural show could not create a pressure entirely beyond management. To-day the half-crown public go to the show, and have the advent age of inspecting its contents with the knowledge which will enable them to indulge in safe criticism. The judges have made their awards, sad therefore any one, by referring to his catalogue, can pronounce, without hesitation, on the most symmetrical of Damns, the most gigantic of Herefords, or the most profitable of short-horns. I have little to add that would interest London readers respecting the living items of the show. The superiority of the Davons is an admitted fact, as well as the goodness of the cart-horses. There is little or no thorough-bred stook in the horse department, and what there is does not attract much notice. I mentioned in a previous letter the extent to which agricultural machinery occupies the ground ; and although it would be invidious to particularise exhibitors who oome solely with commercial views, there is a good deal in this department of the show which is en titled to notice. The most remarkable feature, as it strikes me, is the wonderful growth which it ex hibits in an important branch of manufacture and the extent which it indicates of the superses sion of manual husbandry by mechanical contri vance and steam motive power. The town is full of fashionable company, in cluding, I believe, all the aristocracy of the west. 2.15 r.m. The royal yacht is entering the Sound, the ships are all saluting with yards manned, the royal standard is floating at the citadel, at Mont Wise, and other places. The yacht steamed gently up towards the anchorage, and arrived opposite Cre myll Pier, where the Pr►nce was to land, a little before three. The weather cleared off almost suddenly as the yacht came in sight, and when the Prince entered the Sound the sun was shining brilliantly, with a fresh breeze, and the whole scene was one of the utmost animation and gaiety, the people running in crowds along the shore to the nearest points the yacht passed, cheering with all their might. 6 r. ii. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived in the yacht Osborne and landed at Mount Edgeumbe at 5 o'clock. They proceeded in a carriage and pair through the park to the house, accompanied by the Earl of Mount Edg cumbe. Their royal highnesses were much cheered by a select crowd, who were admitted into the park by tickets. CLOSE OF POLLS. BOTESHIRE. Leasoot(L).... Boyle poi DUBLIN UNIVERSITY, 8 PAL Whitoeide (0) 1 203 Lam (0) 801 l (14 DUMBERTONSEDUL ___ . 1103 .. 14 SmaHet (0) Stfrbog (L) HADDINGTONHEUEL Moho Hope LENT MUT) Bridges (CI) i t" , (tea NOBJOIX (seer). • • Howes (0) Read (C) •. Cake (1.1 Beaaabaasp OXFORD ONIVJUISITY Heatboata (0) Hardy (0) Gladatirae (L) RENFREWSHIRR 3213 3191 2933 3110 3021 1997 2151 3216 1904 1721 Mere (L) &smart (C) SPIROPSIIIRE (SOUTH). More (L) lBl9 Harbors (0) lBB9 Leightoa (0) l3BB BTIELINOSHIRIL Erskine (L) BlAckbura (0) Bin (L) Baxtos IL).. Peek (C) Brodriek (0) SURREY (MUM. 3515 3460 3346 :P253 81:1881X (EAST). Including Muni Isom Bp, wlusk w sot windmill glint& Dodson (L) Cavendish (L) Burrell (0) 2463 Abbott (0) ZI6 WIGTOWNSHIRL Agnew (L) -- Stewart Lord Guiles (0) NOMINATIONS A ND MEMBERS RETURNED °MISSIES (Norra).—Leah (L) sad Egerton (C) ColugwALL (Fret).—Bobariss (L) sod Kendal (C) re in/sod DO BUN COUNTY. —White, Hamilton, and Taylor nomin. Mod. Poll dmiaadad. _ _ DortgiAs --- (Sours).T-Peise, Beigusont, sod Bargees semi meted. Poll desaseded. _ BLOW AND AINNBIIIII.—MajOr Cumming Brno* (0) returned. _ _ _ . . _ INTKR1(188.13111111. —Grant sad Bailie nominated. Poll demanded. _ _ KIIJJENT (CooNtr).—Bryen, Greene, and Ellie nominated. Poll demanded. RADNORSHIRE.— W.lsh (0) returned. Riroirninearaz.—Soiere (L) returned. TIITIEMIT Comm.—Gill, Moore, sad Dillon nominated. Poll demanded. _ _ _ . TTIONZ Count.—Cony (C) and Lord C. Hamilton (C) retuned. ....-.. W urrowersarai. —Sir A. Agnew IL) returned. YORISHIIIi (W Ma RIDING, BOUTNkIIN DIVUtION.)— Itilloo, Stanhope, Beaumont. and Denison nominated. Poll demanded. NOMINATIONS FIXED. PROVINCIAL TO-KOIItOW, JULY Kt Leicestershire (North). IRELAND. TIM DAY, JULY 19. Armagh County. I Louth County. Cork County. Mayo. MMus County. Mouaghaa County. Leitrim C.Juntv. 1 Watford County. Limerick County. Wicklow County. King's County. TO•WORILOW, JULY 20. Weottneoth County. SATUUDAY, JULY 74 Antrim County. I Meath County. SCOTLAND. TBIS DAT, JULY 19. Sutherlandshirs. Argylabire. Invionsowsbiza. FRIDAY, JULY 21. Orkney end Shetland. DISTRUCTIVI FIER AT CLAPHAM. The moot extensive tire that has happened for many years is the fashimable district of Clapham, broke out shoot a quarter to 10 o'clock last night, and was still burning at 1 o'clock this morning. The fire began on the premises of Mies Good, a milliner, carrying on business on the Pavement, Clapham common. Owing to the rapidity with which the flame extended they quickly speed to the premises of air. ChkUey, an upholsterer and also to those of Mr. Collins. a fruiterer, kc., and three other buildings, M elodies the side treat of the Cock Tavern and Assembly morns, better known as the Clapham-ball. Oosof the firemen fell through a skylight of one of the buildings, and was seriously cut about the bands cud wrist* For a coati datable time A was feared that the wife sod child of me of the sufferers had perished, but after the lapse of au hour it was ascertained that both the mother and child bad escaped, and taken refuge in the house of a neighbour. Four hands were completely destroyed, four others seriously damaged by fire sod water, including the Cock Tavern. FALL OP TWO HOUSES IN CHANDOWITREET, COVINT-GARDZY.—At 6 o'clock last evening a fatal calamity occurred by the fall of two houses in Chandmetreet, Covent-garden. One wen formerly known as the White Swan Tavern, but had been closed for some time, the lease having expired, and the proprietor (the Duke of Bedford) objecting to allow it to be again used as a public-house. The other was for many years, and until recently, en oil warehouse. in the occupation of Messrs. Armstrong and Co., adjoinieg the premises of Messrs. Bicker and C 0.,. °cools makers, and on the other side the offices of the F riend in Need Loan Society : at the corner of Chandoe-street and Bedford - street . For some time past both houses had been in course of demolition, with a view to rebuilding, and the inner portion of both tenements had been partly removed. It has been suggested, and no doubt the imputation will be the subject of investigation, that the front portion had not been sufficiently slimed. Be this es it may, the whole of the trout portion suddenly gave way, and two men, who were engaged at the time in sawing some of the massive beams supporting one of the upper dome, were completely buried in the debris. The workmen at Messrs. Bartee's gave prompt and efficient assistance, end speedily extricated the two unfortunate men, placed them on shutters, and conveyed them to Charing. cross Hospital, where, however, we regret to my, it wee found that life was extinct. The bodies remain at the hoe. pita, whets they will await the coroner's inquest. Two other woo ars seriously injured. They also were got out end removed to the hospital by Nears. Barker's mos. One of them is not expected to survive. A valuable horse, the property of the contractor, was buried under a heap of false rubbish. Had the accident taken place an bout lase the consequences would probably have been much more ter rible, se at 7 o'clock about 120 workmen leave News. Batier's premises. THI INCARCERATION OF PALMER INMATES AT . . Br: PLNCILLB W 0111.11013 811. —Yesterday, at the weekly medial; of the directors of the poor of St. Pavane, held at the Vestry-ball, Camden-town, Mr. Churchwarden Law ford in theobair, • communication was received from the Poor-law Board, embodying their decision, founded on the investigation and report made by Mr. Farnall, the Metro politan Poor-law iospector, as to the alleged ineareeratkos, for several weeks, of two peupers named George Great and Henry James, is the separation ward of St. Pancras Work house. After recapitulating the facts as deposed to at the inquiry the board say, "Assuming that either or bothof these paupers had been charged with fraud or larceny, the proper comae would have been to pleas the matter in the hands of the so that the charge, w been hich was one of a serious y character, might have del investigated, and If • probable case had been established, might have been brought Leforo a proper tribunal for judicial deciaioo ; the board moat, therefore, express their strong dbapproval of the course which wee adopted by the dime toll in the cases of George Grant and Hoary James, that mutes being, in the opinion of the board, highly objectionable. The board have to remind the directors that on the 21d , August, 18:16. reerulatiote for the maoarement and govern meat of this workhouse were issued by the Poor-law Board, and hereby provision is made for the proper elandlication of the and for their diet, discipline, and panishniest. The board believe that if these regulations had ban duly Weeded to, it would not have hem necessary for them to investigate complaints such as those which were brought ander the notice of Mr. Tampico D'Eynooort. The board must expect that to future the roles and regulations ad. versed to will he strictly observed by the muter red other taken of the directors. The board refrain from mitering into say description of the room celled the ' espuratioo ward,' further than to remark that they thick it a way objectionable ward for the continued occupation of the In mates, sad that the stateuesst relative to it In the letter met to the magistrate by the pauper Gene Grant is soh overdrawn." LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JOLT 1& Weft NW Juke Wisely.) The Queen's Advocate, on behalf of We. etYs preyed that the respondent be dimmed no Ile a further fuller answer ocisarnieg his faculties. If, however, Mr. Obeliwyed would agree to pay 2501. a year as permanent alimony, in addition to the tourist of the 3,0001. which the petitioner had brought him, no application would be made ' far a revision for the settlements. Dr. Spina opposed the motion, but The Judge Ordinary directed a further snorer se prayed. Mr. Saveloy Bill, on behalf of Sir Gawp Obetwyod and Leay . llamner, the untie sad ant of the children of the marnege,ssid also their god.pareste, prayed that they might have leave to Warta* upon the questa' ea to who should be their guardians. The Queen's Advocate opposed the motion. At the same time the petitioner would be perfectly willing that Sir G. Chetcynd should be appointed guardian, provided that Lori Innate or some other member of her family were joined with him. The Judge Ordinary thought the applatios a very one. sad gave leave to Mr. Mill's parties to =ea. BANCROFT V. NANCROPT AND ZUNNIFI._ Ovi the motion of Dr. Spoke, the court diemiesed the petition on the ground of non-proseontion, but reserved I. quiet= of costa. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WINCHESTER RACES.-T ULSRAY. Considering this firture's clashing with the important Nottingham gathering and the inhabitants of the neigh bourhood being thoroughly excited and taken up by the electioneer's, business of the country, the attendance on the course was larger than could he expected; but wrist of the members of the nag had evidently bestowed their as on the more important meeting at Nottingham. The day turned out fearfully wet cod disagreeable, so that Mr Beery Gaiter, the indefatigable clerk of the course, under the unfavourable circumstanoes, may 000gratukte himself on the issue of the undertaking. The fields were insignificant throughout the day, as will be seen by th• return of the running, ►nd a steady rein felling during the whole of the afternoon rendered the meeting one of the most uncomfortable of the wawa. • TAB 012121a/e PLAIT of 60 soya., fee all ages, entrance 2 son. each ; wieners extra. Halt a mile. (59 rubs.) Mr. F. Temples Jack Jukes, by Lord of the lake— -1 lermesa, 3 yrs, 6st 71b (Redd Mr. A. Heathoote Deluge., aged. Bet (Fordhsas, 2 Lord Portsmouth's Cardona, 3 yrs, OA 121 b (Morass 3 The following also ran —Lovelmos, Medea, Wads, Bow Bell, Allan-a-Dale, and llstribution. Hotting : 2 to 1 apt Juliet. 3 to 1 'gat Cordell% and 6 to 1 each apt Jack Julia arid Bow Ball. THE Chung firicze of 15 ssrs. ough 10 ft, with 50 added for two-yr•olds ; colts, Bat 10Ib ; fillies. ilst winners extra. T.Y.O. (abort 5 fur.) (27 Nabs.) Mr. B. !Coleus's Gretna, by ittockwell—Terroors, Ist 101 b, (J. Grader) 1 Mr. G. Rigby's Abergeldi, let 10Ib 4.111. mi) 2 Lord t ortamouta's o by Vengeance—Medea, let IWelL solb, () Betting : 7 to 2 on Gretna. Tea CITT 111111/121111 Pure of ao sots., for three-yr-olds and upwards ; @Who, allowances. (5 (arloogs.) Mr. H. Goatee's Fairy Land, by Orlando—El Dora d o, Syrs ( ores) 1 Mr. Itadford's Nortb Bad.4Mann) 2 Mr hotley's (Maas and Harem. It Yrs (M L ), let T 4 ibliwtit/ 3 Betting : 6 to 4 ow Fairy Land. Tlii liArtroalkg &ULM of 100 eO2ll. etch, h ft, with 50 added ; winner' litre. Oso ladle Lod five furlongs. (33 subs.) Mr. Beeves na Filbert, by Hthelbert 3 yn, Get 1 4b alcaldnal 1 Mr. BMWs Palos, 4 yre, Tst.3lb ;Inc 81b eat, car 751410 (Caen*. 2 Mr. Williams Defy, E yrs, Est (Bartley I Bydmontea was scratched at 1.30 _ Betting :6io 4 on Pao', sad 7to 4 opt Filbert. Defy made play, with a long lead, Pallas lying next for nearly • mile; the favourite took the lead, followed by Filbert to ilia enclosure, where the latter came out and won by a leogth ; a bad third. Tul RAILWAY PLATO of 40 soak, added to • sweepstakes of 3 sows. each, for all ages; selling allowances. About five furlong. Mr. Temple's Jack Jokes, by Lord of the Ida —Lamer. yes LW). 7431 b (Htbberdi 1 Mr. Y. kinds Bow Bell.: yes CS 1), 74 51b.... . .(Leria) Mr. T. kettorte! . /414, 6 yes 14d), 84 6lb Mena) K also nn., Betting : 2 to 1 on Jae" Jabs% 4 to 1 yd Bow Bill, and 5 to 1 apt Atka Tee FlRar YIAB or 2RIWITICHI2I2IIIOII.II/21AL STAJIES of 10 goya snob, with 50 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; sulfa, Bss 101 b ; !Wise and plains', 841 61b. Obtain allowances. About 5 furious". (28 subs.) Lord Portsmouth's Sabin Hood, by Wild Dolma —The Chase, eat 7lb (Walls) 1 Captalu Gray's chronometer, Sat 71b (J. Adams) 2 111. E. Kola° s Gretna. list alb (J. Goiter) iiitpop , also ralL Bettina: 7 to 2 on irobii Hood. Haa Idairsn'a NLAyi of 100 salmis, for 3-yr-old. sod upwards. Two mike. Lord Portsmouth's Bydmontoa, by Vengeance -The Chase, S yr., OA Sib (Fordliam) 1 Sir. H. Roster's Filbert, 3 yrs, Sat 31b (J. bison) 2 Neal Jam mud The Gamer deo rut Betting : 5 to 1 otk Sydmostoo. NOTTINGHAM RACES.—TIIIIIDAY. The July meeting, which commenced yesterday (Tuesday) on "Menge tibtewood," proved SUCCerdl/1. The sport pro vided by Mr. Jas. Bradfield, the clerk of the came, in cluded nine races, for which some large entries bad ham secured, though at t h e same time the fields were not very summons. The weather was floe, but the air somewhat sultry, and Omagh, in addition to the late reins, a terrine downfall took place over night, the course (which is on a seedy soil) bad benefited little, and the " plug" wee pro. nnanced bard. Full particulars of the racing will be found below : Tim TRIAL &muss of 5 Dove. mob. with 40 addsd, for all ages ; weight for age, with selling allowances. One mile. Mr. R. Buckley's B.axis, by Turnu.—Pomme de Terre, 3 yrs, Set Illh (not to be sold) (3. Orimsbaw) I Marquis of Ilsatinp's disypbas, 8 yrs, 7st lilt, (2 IL) (Lower) 2 Lord Westmoreland's Brahma, byre, gat 21b (8001) (Morris) 3 Bedeant Parquet and Mazurka also ran. Betting : Eves on Brahma, 5 to 2 apt Success, and 5 to 1 apt Suy phits. Tee BROM STALIN of 5 KM. each, with 40 added, for all ages ; weight fur age, with selling allowances. Half a mile. Mr. Saxon's Bonny loss, by Idle Boy—Calot, S yrs. 7al 121', Mr. Ri sol i (Clement) I gby t byVeletto —Chance Shot, 2 yrs, tin 410 OW.) (Bartable) Lord Stanford's Ouleele, 4 yrs, eat (6AL) (torroll) The following also ran: Miss Polly, Brighter, and Lady Mary. Tax Bascotert HANDICAP of 7 soTM e Alb, 3 ft, with 100 added ; for 3 -)r-olds and upwards ; winners extra. One mile. Lord Bateman 's Moulaey, by Teddingtou—Sabra, 4 yrs, 12Ib (J. Ortmakaw) fist Mr. Payne's Beadle, 6 yra, let 710 illossent) Mr. H. "faille's tiptoe, 8 yrs, Mt 10Ib (instable) The following also ran :—QUarantinie, Tippler, and Cutaway. Tim Coutirr NUMMI' PLATS (Handicap) of 50 env& added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sans. each ; wieners 61b extra. T.Y.C. Lord Stamford's Gownsman, by SurpOce—Tompte, 4 yrs. est 101. b - (Carroll) I Mr. G. Angell's Attache, 3 ye., 7atelb (Perry) 2 Mr. Olubelds Bannock>, 3 yrs, gst 210 lSo ran. (Key) S Denys a Betting : 7 to 4 on Attache, 3 to 1 apt Gownamso, and 7 to 1 apt Dania& Fez NOTTINGIIANIINIBI HANDICAP of 20 sows. each, 10 ft, and 5 if declared, with 200 added ; the second to receive 50 sows.; winners extra. One mile and three-quarters. (85 subs, 39 of whom paid 5 son. each.) Lord Westmorland's Auditor, by Vedette—Voucher, 3 yrs, The 1 lb (I. Grim/law) 1 Mr. S. Thelluson's Velutl, 4 yrs Ost 101 b (Grace) Lord Stamford's Sprleg Gun. S yrs, Set 13Ib (car OM 21b) (Carroll; S Lady Holum and Gankeld also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 agst Auditor, 3 to 1 apt Spring Gas, 8 to 1 east Vetuti, sad 10 to 1 apt any other. A SZLLING BAGS of 40 nova, added to a sweepstake" of 5 wave. each, for all ages ; weight for age, with selling allowances. T.Y.C. Marquis of Hastings' Sisyphus, by landaago—Grey Mil ton's darn. 3 yrs, est nib Grimshaw) w.o. TIM STAND PLATS of 50 son., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 5 move. midi, 2 ft, for all ages ; winners extra. Half a mile. Mr. H. &aerie's La stechante, by Turnua—Trarlata, 3 yrs. Get 71b ( Boorteeld) 1 Mr. B.• Wills C. =bury, 4 yrs, 551121 b ._. .. • .(Pearsoo) 2 Lord Bateman's Gipsy Girl, 5 yra, 7at41 0 . G r i tus h s w) g The fallowing also ran : Catalogue, Homer, Gil Bias, Lady Mary, Trios, Baladin, and Tel ROBIN HOOD Stew of 10 Dom each, with 50 sow,. added, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, fist 101 b; Mel and geldings, Sit 71b; wiseers extra. T.Y.C. Marquis of Bastlnes Rlr g Bal, by Ring Tom—Conts dins, list Sib (incl. 71b extra) (Cubtanco) 1 Mr. d. Crook's Aunt Polly, Bst 71b (Challoned Mr. Tbaes ACia., Bst 71b (Deacon) Betting : 6 to 1 on Hoag Hal. TN. Sees WOOD HANDICAP of 5 KM sash, with 40 added, for 3.yr.olds and upwards; wingers extra • gentlemen riders ; professiocals 61b. extra. Ow mile enie quarter. Mr. U. Simile's °Berton, by flbreitabee, dam by Mond 3 yrs, list (Mr. W. Bevl l l r / 1 Mr. WatebScen's Robin 800d.4 yradito, Mat e 5) (Clement) August 7. J. 11. Meer, dr•Teseod. gentleman—August 7. L L. Mullen, Zlizabeth.terrace, tarpon, watch Jewell. r -Awe' 7. J. Smeed, Whitstable. gent, farmer—August 7. H. Wincithenk, Southampton, furniture warehouseman—August 14. 0. W. Haw ley, Oakham, Rutlandshire, oval merchant—August L H. Brows, Orest suffolkstreet. Southwark baker—Angola a W. Tozer, , at, Mary March. Devonshire. bander—Lague S. T. Birchwood, I Liverpool, beoluir—July ka A. &lumps?, Birkenhead, teller— I [AdYerthierfiankj--BOLLOWAY'iI PILIA. —A Re- July 21. J. Wright. igher Traatems Chwhire, kila s y—jafy gg, =say for Bilious and ver Complaints. - Those who suffer front W. Bore.. ltoberiehriviSs. geese ; SmusW victualler—Jab IL bile and liver complaints should lose no time in trying the effects W. K. TaylOr. Bardney, Lincolnshire, grocer—J Pr" of this valuable remedy. a few doses of which will maks the Um:els. J. Brothlwidge. Welland, Wolreasist , sufferer feel elastic and vigorous, remove all impurities, • shire t Dram =left COMO be skews to the sew healthy action to the liver, and strengthen the at . if CLILTITICATB to be rented. bilious attacks be allowed to continue without using such • pre- leery oe the day et wierefeig. ventive more serious casualties may arias, sod the sufferer be Azt , Henry Hingstria.npso.B.B. smac k consigned to a bed of sickness. Bollowio's Pills are an swiss ordinary remedy. acting immediately in the removal of acidity of PARTTHISHIPB DILSOLTID. the stomach. indigestioe. debility, and mu es, prepaiing the I. H. Hodes. ii. Hotted, and D. Herten, Bath. cabinet makers food thoroughly for amialletien, render*, oath tributory organ —IL Loy, Xde J. Lrq, J. Levy.~ tam., sad A. & Levy, no. palest Is ire tersiMa. itimaisirlag 'Mao" ehmesisetrest. lagiren, and eilliWing, magheifile-11. Qum l. -- --- THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. WIMBLEDON, TOWN:OIA Eriameo. The attendance of oompaey to see the final stage de cided was numerous at a very early period of the day, and nit &deuced, although rain was more frequent, and the showers heavier then could be desired, many ladies were present, sad heaved the elements with a spirit sod per severely)e worthy of the cause in which they were engaged. Great expectatiens had been formed of the powers of Mr. Edward Rw, from the excellent shooting he bad male in the first stage, when be gained the silver medal of the se 'mistime and money prizes, and many went so far sato con jesters that it was all but • settled affair that be would for the second time brooms the poisoner of the Qasen's Prise, but, as the result proved, they were reckoning with out their boat, for indeed the honour has fallen upon one of those quiet and unpretending competitors whose name hes scarcely been mentioned during the present meeting. The °oaten, as we have said, began with sly 60 competi tors at the firet range of 800 yards, but even here the good fortune of Mr. Roes was not equal to former times, for his total score was 20, Sergeant Churchill, of the Ist London, making 23. Corporal Seale, 3rd Somerset, making 22, and Ensign Norcombe, of the Ist Devoe. making a similar number. The next range was at 900 yards. at whisk Ps irate Dawe, of the Victories, made a high score, 23 points ; whilst Mr. Edward Roes mule only 14 ; Sergeant Ingram , let Lanarkshire, who shot in the same squad, made 20, sod Corporal Walters. Ist Edin burgh, 21, white Private Sharman, of the 4th West York (Halifax), made 25 points. Earl Spencer made 23. There were soros very good so. res made at this range, for which we must refer to the official scorn. The range was thee removed to the extreme pert of the common at the 1,000 yards, and of cons* the firing points were attended by mealy ladies sad others interested in the result. Tim squad which contained Mr. E. Rose also contained Sargent Holme, who had bees in the first stage for the salver medal, and also Corporal Ferguson, Ist Inverness, from whom so much was expected. In another squad was Berl Spencer, let Northamptonshire, whose total score wa.53, but the next highest score to the winner was made by Ennis Block, 22nd MidAlesex (Queen's Westminster), who undo 59 potato ; Private Dawe, Victories, 58 ; Sergeant Little, 3rd Gloucestershire, 57 ; end Private Barnette°, 12th KUM seu 57. The shooting was divided iota four *quads, and on its being made known that Private Sharman, 4th West Yorkshire. had made 64 polite at the cooclusion of the shooting for this squad, some of bin compasims mouoted him upon their shoulders, end carried him away in triumph. As the other squads bad not completed their shooting, and as there is " many a slip," &v., Mr. Shannon protested against the honours forced upon him, bring then hot uncertain. They protested that nothing could beat him ; and so it turned out, and as they passed the lugs ' tent on their way to the council tent, followed by a large crowd, crying out. Well done, York," the band of the London Rifle Silgado played " Bee, the conquering hero comes,* amid the most hearty cheering. This state of doubt was not of long duration, for in about • quarter of an hour a notice was issued from the statistical tent declaring Mr. Sharman to be the winner. This was the signal for renewed cheering, the winner was again mounted on men's shoulders, and he received a complete ovation on his way to the Yorkshire camp. Here loud and hearty were the emegratnietions of the winner, who it must be observed bore his honours very meekly, bat on his way he seized the hand of looms one in the crowd, telling him that his success was all due to the whisky he had gives him. No sooner had he got inside the tent than bottles were un corked, wine WIN wised freely round, end good fellowship was the order of the day, and never MVP the establishment of the National Rifle Association has there been a mom enthusias tic gathering. This finished the contest forth* Queen's Prize for 1865, and it is only right to observe that although there is no material difference between this and the sooreby which it was gained lest year, yet on the whole average shooting there is a very great improvemeot indeed ; and it must be a snureeof considerstde gratification to the original promoters of the National Rifle Association that they amber rifle marksmen who can compete with all others in the world. We had nearly omitted to state that at the 1,000 yards' range the shooting of Mr. Sharman was wonderful, he having made four balls' eyes, three of them in succession. The other three shots consisted of two centres and an outer. Nothing can excised the enthusiasm of the Yorkshirerom, who have celled • general muster of them and their (Moods this evening. The other competitions waisted of the first stage of the Albert Prize, Earl de Grey sad Ripon's Prize, 'ad the Saturday Review Prize, shot for by breech loaders, Extra Prizes, the Any Rifle Association Cup, Dr. Ebrbardt's Prize, Aoy Rifle Regiment Sweepstakes, and smoothers, for which reference most be weds to the mores. This day swain the Earl of Aberdeen made some excellent ghosting for Captain Roes's Prize, makina 48 points and running 100 yards every two shots. sod all in five minutes. Mr. Peterhin, from Ounbridp University, also made 44 points within the same time. During the day it was stated that • gentleman who was running for Captain Rais prize stumbled, and is doing so his band caught his ramrod, which napped off and entered the palm of his lunch He was taken to the hospital tent, where it was extracted, and he is now going on very favourably. The Magnesium light will be exhibited from the windmill on Wimbledon-heath, from 9 to 10 o'clock on Thursday night Earl Spenser has kindly allowed Use sae of the wiedmill for the purpose, sad the exhibities has been arranged for the gratification of the Valentine and their friends. The windmill is • conspicuous point is a wide laadiespe, sad the light of the busing metal will be visible at a great dietitian. CRYSTAL PALLCL—OI3 MULLING DAT. TUMIDLY, JULY 18.—Admissive. es parvenus, 6,233 ditto by Name Mabee& 1,140 ; Meal visitors. 7.373. Du Barry's (Igneous health' restoring Residents Arabia lead gem. wiSkout Noiletos sr toseswenisoce. Asthma. Cormasploo. Stomach M ei ) a itatiom iad =sasmVereoes Moos, liver, sad Stomach coosplointo, and saves Shy times tie met Is Mbar remedies. skew eere. semmay.—Ms Bony tad CO.. No. 77, Itarintainek Lades, In Ws, lib.. IL Id. ; aim. Silm..ll pats... (Almesimmesm.l PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DUKES Of SOLICITORS AND FORTH= PARTICULARS TO BR OBTAIN= AT THE OFT CI Of VIZ MILT STOWS" OMIT or rarraorrix, PASIRORALL-STOSZT.I BANHZUFT& cmuussiniapag SWIM, lastirlok, Hertfordshire, poor, to sarroudor July at, at 1. CRAMS 114110001. Parcloalstrast. _ la Her Maj. eirs Claatral Post-office, July $l. at 1. csaranow, Grara4un-road. Holborn, tobacconist, ••u gnat July 111, at nous Esau DOLLAR, WI Liaabigh. Sowel- tor, July $l. at I. JOSIAH . Itaog, Gambill, Fut Ldbroke•tarraoa, Nottaag4W, ...- -, ......._. _ finsuttel agent, July 31, at 1. , . KOLL um BALLARD FaringdOn, Berk/W , Jul, Si, at 11. /MI Puss Law, Hall-yletoe West, Paddington, lattudrymao, _,.. - - July 111_, at, IL . . , Hwy FULLAuuIt, Thornhill, lent, frultem, July A, at It l'asuilileiCiumt,Ceorillfrpl.,Btepney green, ollman,July3Lal It Huultr p!xt.7, yfillisun end Mary-yard. Ooklmequare, car- man. July li, at 11. . - AM7MARD Trick Balmlngton-road, New Peckham, merchant's clerk. August 14, at 11. ALFRAD WILLIAM TRAIPORD, Canterbury-tarrsce, Haworth, baker, July 22. at 12. Wii.LUB Bacardi BRIER. tilaseaL•terracs, and Bishop's-road, Bayswater, auctioneer. July 28. at it. Hamar Means &town, Dover, greasenuoinLotr.,Ang. a at 11. DAVID BRITTEN, Highet., Highgate, draper's assist., Aug. S, at 11. 010501 DIORAMA. New Cattle market, Lilagton, oosamisedon alanghterman August 3, at 12. Joel COTTLE, Chapman road, Whre Poet-Lae, Hackney-Wick, wall digger. Augusts, at 12. liruria4. Catherine-street, Strand, patent medicine sealer. August 11, at 1. HEART CORY. Match terrace. Hachlic2, and Drera-bulldlap, Holborn. shipping agent, August HOWARD slam, - Steeple Claydou, and Amersham , Backs, . farmer August L at 1 Joss CHARLEs Burt Kulght's-11111, Lower Norwood, colour manufacturer, August E. at 2. JOHN CLARK. Great Northern Potatoomartet, ginescroas, sad Man,araterlitreet, Ones-Inn-road and thowle, Llawlashlre, potato worobaat, august 3, at it Citattua FIIDUICI Urns, Quesn'oproad, Deblois, bowl deco . rat°. AUgllet 3, 333 LWARV K 1111.703. Dorset-crescent, Esst•road, eity-road, up holsterer, and 8t Dunatsn's•road, Teckham-rye. builder, August R Rt t J 0113.38 HARDMAN, De Besuroir-rosd, Klossland, and Chapter bouseot,urt,St Psurs.c wadi) ard .statiooer's sadst.,Aug Joenua Flummox, Brockley Rectory, Buifolk, clerk in holy orders. August s, it 11 Wn.max BiottemoN, ElQin•mewt, Wild►vale, job muter, August 4, at U. JOHN hirrcuaM., Victoria-cottages, An:dewily-road, Highgate linendraper, August S. at 1. JOHN Mewls, PowIA, Worcestethire, late farmer, July 28, at 12. JOHN VANDILDIIIIIO, Spalding, Llncolush.,shoemaker,Alll.l,at IL JRILLMIAII VoRLIALL. Leicester, furniture broker, Rapist I, at IL DAVID DAvißS,BritoeYerry,GlamorgandLcontracior,Julyelkatll. WILLIAM BLUSH 111 WITT, Bream, Gloucestershire, haulier, July 81, at 11. CHABLIS SIMMI P.MIKILLT, Falmouth, brewer, July 23, at IL WILLIAM lIIIMLOP WINN, Huddersfield, cloti.ier, July 31, at 1L Witmer WARD, Jun., WeUow, Nottinghanathire, =whine owner, August 4, at 12. WILLIAM Walla, sen., Eneesall, Nottinghainahre, fanner, Angara 4, at IL WlLLiest Tutus, Everton, Lancashire. builder, July 29, at U. Joni Dame W rim Ans. Chester, builder. July 29, at 1. Mumma IlioneSoe, Bisbee, Lancashire, boutmaker,Aug. B o at 12. CHAM.IO DIRBSIer, Ashton-under-Lyne, high bailiff of the Comity Court, August 1, at IL ()somas CALowati. DICKIES, COl.Ollll, Northumberland, major in the Turid•li Contingent, July 24, at IL Thula° POILAN, Jarrow, Durham, labourer, July SI, at 12. Mamma Cagan!, Bristol, rope manufacturer, August 4, at it. Jour LLewittdit, Bristol, dealer in toys, August 4, at 12. Joan WILLIAM Burnt Liverpool, groce July 28. at 2. Jane Him MISCH. Birmingham, fruiterer, July 31, at 10. WILLIAM WILLS LICAZItIc. plumber, July Sl, at 10. SAMMIE. WARD, Aston J nate, tt arwiekoh , butcher, July 31, at 10. ClinirropllßK NMI,. Wroth!, Yorkshire, grocer, July 28, at S. TOOll4B BULL, Rocklift, Cumberland, farmer, August!. at 11. JOHN J AML4 GAIN, Halton. Sussex, rign writer, July 29, at 11. THOMAS' SOLWILL, Bath, wheelwright, July 29. at 11. tease If rewoob, Frethwater, Isle of Wight. butcher,J sly 29, et IL Seifert 11 tneutheos,Tran mere, Cheshire. victualler,J uly 31, at 11. HOMY CRA KIR, Clifford. Yorkshire, gene , al dealer, July 31, at 12. Rosin Bthesoi, Debenhare, Suffolk, dealer, August 2, at I. ELIAS DAVI& North Shields, watchmaker, July 29, at 11. Molten BLAND, Cothridge, Northumberland, stonemason, July SI, at 1. PHILIP JENKINS, Pembroke Dock. watchmaker, July 22, at 9i. JON* BOND, Walsall, Staffordshire, covered harness furn Lure unsafe:Arum, August 2, at It WILLIAM Heck, Loughborough, Leicestershire, shoe =melee- Omer, July Sl, at 10. Thomas Ithethemi, Immo/Len, Denbighshire, felimon ter, August 3, at 11. Hither BADDSLIT, Woldanton. Staffordsh., grocer, Lag. 6, at n. ALFRRD Busucq lladlelgti, Suffolk, tailor, July SI, at S. Ylßill BowlEß, Eccles. Lancialare, July 21, at 94. PHILIP LliriMekl, fruiterer, August 3, at I. AMOURS BALL, Worksop, Notts, watchmaker, August 1, at 12. Untruth DAVID, Loath, Glamotheashim. baker, July 31, at 11. THoIIMI WILLIAMS, Penerth, flbuirorgandt, baker, July 31, at 11. WlU.the BuaarLas and Jona SHAKII.III, Primate, reed makers, August t, at 10. JOBS Sarni, Newton Longwtlle, Bucks, butcher, July U. at 34. 3.010 MT WOODIMMW, Martham, Norfolk, basket maker, Jaly 29, at 12. Hal! MOMer, Great Yarmouth, plumber, July 29, at 12. WlLLthm MAIL,WL Yeovil, Samerenahtre, 'other, Aug 8, at la. THOMAS Barre, Uaaiudno. Caernarroushire, J. 17 31, at 11. June I Home& &Milano. Cornwall, butcher, July 29, at 11. JOIMPH IiaRDMAN. Norwich, jeweller, July 24, at 11. Lomax TWIT, Warriugtoll, Lancashire, whiteemlth, August 3, et IL LAST IXAKINATIONIL August It W. P. Wealth, Moucester-ereacent, Camden Tows, late agent-August 14. T. E. Rees, Granville square, Isthmian, late meat sal man-Sept. & W. E. Hall Tiptoe, Staffoi &hire, ale and porter dealer-dept. 8. W. Baylle, lotirmingharn, malle able iroefounder -Sept. b. J. Poole, Eltakenbridge. Worcester shim, late draper-August la. IL T. Seale, Morleigh, Devon shire, clerk in h ly orders-August 9. W. N. Tollerton, Lincoln and Gainsborough, photographic artist-August 7. J. Scott, Liverpool, cotton broker-August 7. A. Jones Oztoe, Cheekily% budder-August 7. J. B. Hughes, Llearwst, Denbighshire, Second victualler-Augnst 17. 8. Tunoi. Manchester, late grocer-August 16. W. J. Iteckliglaun, Salford, leneeshire, confectioner -August S. J. Thompson, Barnard Cutts, Durham, currier August it. H. Score, Bridgwater, Somerselehire, beer house keep r-August 12. J. Rogers, Bridgwater, late beerbouse keeper-August 23 M. S. S. Mummy, Seltish, CoruwuiL lief commander on half-pay In the royal navy-August 11. R.. L. Lothian, West Haddlecay, Yorkshire, groom-August 1. I. Parker, Shetheld, beadiness keeper-August 8. R. Beans, Usk, Mon moututhire, innkeeper Attauat 10. C. Tailor, Bath, carpenter -August 18. G. Gabbatiss, Newarkeipon•Tren& bootmaker - August 10. W. Weightmen, Jun., Newart-epos.Trent, wheel wright August 17. J. Wool, Warlock, Sornereetahlre, bay dealer -July 213. T. Coe, Cardiff, photographic artist-July 28 W. Wil liams, Cardiff. sailinaker- August U. J. Bishop, Yetrathater, Dorsetahlre, blacksmith -August ail J. Coley, Kidderminster - August 6. J. Trigg, Mitcheldean, Gloucestershire, baker-Sept 21. J. Howarth. Salford, Lancashire, butcher- Augutt 18. A. Sawyer, Bradford, wool dealer-August 16. 0. Marsden. Clack beaten, York .hire, tailor-August l& J. Ilermaroyd, Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer-August 11. K Sutcliffe, Calver ley, cloth manufacturer-August ;. T. Marsh, Middle Ream, Liecolnibire, Joiner -August 19. J rune, Roseland, Cornwall, battler- August S. 0. Weaver, Minchieltimpton, Gloucester shire, late farmer-July 28. J. E Clark, Canterbury, stationer- July 20. J. /Simnel, Canterbury, dealer. BANKRUPTCI6 , ANNULLED. July 16 THRODOR7initignaH. Crownhill, Norwood, skipping melcbaut. July 11. Loris LENZ/142/0, Oxford-street, condom pole manutae tu er. July 14. JANE JOKP/I CLANCY, Mincing-lane, coal shipper. July 12. CHARLES WNATHILLLEY, Bluh.etreet, Kensington, and IC end h-town, draper. July IL Ammer Jotter SMITH, Bereford•rd., Bayswater, tailor. DBCLILAATII)24B OS DIVUMND.. WILLIAM Kii, cuneriiie-c Viii;:BeeiliruirraV ship broker- 1 2nd dividend of std. and did. ( o new proofs), July 19, and . three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwanlia. Badaghall- ' street ogosagnyegsrou, Edwards-street, Portman4qllare, Grimedvictualler - lst dividend of es. 4(d., July 19, and three saber quent Wedthsdays, at Edwards's. lissinghidledreet , EDWARD HAIIIROOIL EDWARDS. Malden-road, Kentish-town, end Chatiftry-Lane, attorney-lst dividend 4 al, July 19. and three mthequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Batinghalletreet. Bova? Rose, Bedford, menneseller-Ist dividend of fe., J 19, and tines subsequent Wednesdays. at ithwards's, street. JONATHAN MATTHEWS, Earl-street. Paddington, Job caster-lst dividend of 6a., July 19, and three enbesqueut Wednesdays, at Yds/Ardis, Badughall-etreat Jeitth Blast and Josses Bum, Munster-street, Regent's-park, building material dealers-lit dividend of ls. des. (to mew proofs;, July .9, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at lid wards's. Basingball-strest. Jolla BINIO3 impend* estate). Munster-street, Regent's-Park building material dealer-1M dividend of 2s. ad., July 19, sad three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Bminghalt street. JOHN RRYANS and CHARLES CONSTABLE IMAM, Bowers Gif ford, gm., hineem-lat dividend of N. ad.. July 19, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, dasinglialletreet lAMB wawa's, landport. diaper-Lt dividend of IR, July 19, and three subsequent Wednesdays. at Slwards'a Basing hall-Street FiLvtos (mamma, Luton, Bedfordshire-2nd dividend of lid. and Ss. 1 d. (to new proofs). July 19, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghalletreet. Watmst F.Pwalth Ham. Devouport hardwareman-lst dividend of tad., soy Tuesday or kriday, at Mimics's, geeesy, THOMAS JOHNSON (separate eat de), Illtridioni-upon-A= gist-Ist dividend of is. Yid, any Thursday, at Birmingham. nummucc OUT, Birmingham. lamp manufacturer-2nd divi dend of Ifs. 91-19 d , any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Joinaa Goßeoll, Edgbeaton, Wandekshim, late oontrsetor lst dividend WU. Sid., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Bir mingham. MART Woon, Runitwood, Staffordshire, innkeeper-lst dividend of SC any Thursday, at Kinnear's. itinninghsm. REMIT KOWA/ADO, Birmingham, merchant-aud dividend of It,, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Bliminghsm. mow Alyea Tuna= Bimini:him, currier-Ist dividend of lad., any Thursday, as K Meese's, Eirasiegkeza. FINDIRICE &mow, Wolverhampton, tobseconhit-let dividend of is. bd., any Thursday at 'noncom's. Blrmin ham. THOMAS GORDON, Shrewsbury. travelling , rsper-lst dividend of M. Sid, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. WILLIAM PAILEMAN, Wanbourne, Peon. and nedgley, Stafford shire, farmer-Ist dividend of Yid , any Thursday, at Kin wore, Binainettra "mar BROWNE, Birmingham, licensed victualler-Ist dividend of is. lid.. may Thursclty, at Kinnear's, Birmrahaso. WILLIAM ADAXS, ft 85. Chad and Worthen. illb re. manatee its dividend of . 71d.. any Thwyday, at ear's, Diming ha= --....... paps. R. Rutherford, T. Wilma rd J. Wanor. Northumberissola aam as Maids esay i tt and R. Amiesers-a GM. 11. Ploo. sal R. ara,.‘,. Northumberland, dragon, so tar so resale ri. „7, - ._v, slat and T. Haeinvorth, Stosktea. Dry sawne.„; es C. Mews. W kam ad A. W. stama sad Easy. Mmithaeur.Parstiry skaers-J.1.14 ad i . al Y eltaats-W. Lama Aka Moth sad Lusaka M "hi t hu r ii Middlesex. sod Oteat Yarmouth, aneases.., far as rear& W. Larras-S. Taylor sad L lallirear e a ad J. 0 Which Great kam.....iter 1 .41 ki. " au." P. Lycett. ad T. w0....e5, and Worcester, air. ..,Ifaus, se gsr is rediera . Lail -C. lima and R. AL asar".... aad Rama; Lusaka's. ratios in ssu . sellimis-W. 05 and J. T . ....../Iruhsikam, corn dealers - A. am. _aj ~..._1 1• 11•4 1. baba maanfackaria-T. ar, 11 - '""• T. "" ratW vaisoe. Rise 'mat*. Bietw4l 11.11W ... 11I111110ellrlif. so fa ae rapids R. C. Clamus o ..... MK F. W. sewer, sad J. A. fates, fortaren-J. Taus. R. Ricemsoad. 117.1 —Mrs* so far r J. Tysou-W. Sidle 9 , words J. wine raerchmala-lr l , a._ ll ' soa W. Suffolk, miihusaas_Le...,-. C. I. /Am . Witham, b ewe rs-w. s= l ll T. J. Harroaroad, Padding on, genera 4„'=l ire. mad .a. Oar% libulagham. fermium ateams..._ -J. Yerioaag a r 0.4 irks.“o-490•-thin. irea., - ,zi Illiabeth wakes ad a mint o m kto›ZaMl L L i a mk. lroalsauders-Yrasua W sea., w Frederick WelairsaL T. A. A. , awl R. J. 170 a....ber", fordo WitelkOMMinia. NO hi MI Nina IL. ZOMPff. MARKETS. Fa ccirro pime N eaT uniroot, lo.... ouwar An. a Di b i 1 8 Wes, I,OOD bolos, totio.lio 5,000 to sp io osoitika pork 1,000 Azoorkso, 171 d. to Id. ; 400 1914. to 20d. ; 100 Idantahom. 19d. to ; yr sod Basks 18d. ; 900 Egyptisa, 1814. M Smyrna, t to to 15d. ; 7,700 Sons, sp. Madras. 13 14d. ; China, 114. to ISt 141. ; 100 84.. 1 9 d. 88 20.4. COTTON GOODS. Yammers:2, Jom shipoieg yams we have beds very hem mast, • amount of beanies, bat had 'pirates been more • the probability is that some coawidarable tweemstkei have takes Owe, se many orders are lying ovf greats of the 'high prime demanded; nit • closes very firm: - In boats trade yams we has strong market owing to the excitement is the cotton market. Prices have advanced id. per I edemas camas bosiame considerably. or tns days bruise= bar been a/elected in cloths or elections, but the gmmrel tendency of prime advance. The advancing prim of oottoo and 3 the pinion of martufaatursev, however, very err— and readers it imponsible for them to memos stooks of *loth already in the market. To-day gy be,. been germally higher, but the bursas: any mare bees on a large soak, and sbirtisgn awe • good deal negleeted. Some little harems does in prbstleg cloths end io the finer thou but the total amount has sot been large. WOOLLEN.—Luma JOLT 18.—We hovel plain of a quiet market in both deportment,' _ In the Colored Ball the ettoodance both of toonam• MlllPthei4llllll ban been below the average, and - worthy of .pedal solace boa trsaspired beyond of a few wools of ooetinp and tweeds, sad large quantities. The While taarket his presented I alteration from our repeat relocate. The &mood b , been for 'limy., heaven, and goods of • little attention baring bees paid to the Estee keep firm. MANUFACTURES. BUDDIII+S,.. A moderns wane of country baron have 11116.44 and a law from Endo.. Aa improved a, all kinds of suitable goods was visible, am compared last throe or fame weeks, bet banana transaction' partaken of that nanny* etharanar whin tins bola looked for. Snood opines' an sq. that the election are narly one and harvest good, that we shall on bog mamas a do- WOOLL—BUDDIMSWILD, JULY 18.—A , brink Wads sessions' is 'middle end boger while loser qualities sad lanky are seeseted. about se %ma CORN.—HOLL, JOLT to-day's market supply of Haiti& wheat, which sells slowly at he Tueaty's curreom. Foreign seglected, 'view which is scarce; choice old liamlwo' makes 41s, Barley bold above the ideas of buyers, which Beans and pose rather dearer. Oats dull, end best descriptious rather easier ; good black ' 225. 3d. to 225. 6d. per 24 stones. Foreign t week :—Wheat, 5,436 ; barley, 3,932 ; oats, . 216 ; per, 492 ; tares, 30 qrs. Deluca. JOLT 18.—There was a fair show here to-day, for which farmers refined to sell week's ourresteles. Beans and per mares and / LZWIL JOLT 18.—la eoweeqmpooe of the • appearaitos of the weather, together with th in the south Wag very mach laid by the bolder, of whoa& no-day do Out press soles, as are supported. All other articles in limited former prima. LIVIMPOOL, JULY 18.—We have had wheat at our market to-day, and to effect have had to make a hillier reduction cm the Tuesday. Flour slow and practically the tam ' cam being sow in narrow commit, sellers milk Maslows to-clayBd. per qr., maki..g the adman the week, which buyers am oomplled to oatmeal are both source, and a shade dearer. is beans, peas, or barley. Kukla shows so further change at the close. LIMN, Jurm 113.—The weather is unsettled, deal of rain has fallen. The crop are reported laid in some localities. At the market to-day far show of wheat, the best samples maintained day's rates ; anything wanting in colour or coed' slow sale at Is. per qr. reduction. Soria, corn r Per quarter imperial to the grower:—W , new, 631bs. to 641bs. per imp. bus., 455. ' red, tto, 425. to 435. Oata, :1431ba. to 421ba, Beans di , old, &Vbs. to 651ba., 40a. to 435 . + ditto, to 661b5., 395. to 425. NEWCABILLUPON-TTIII, JUIN 18,—Thc Saturday has been everything teat could be day it looks like wet—wind south-east. A this morning we had a moder.to show from bat from the coast the arrivals are to a fair . weather, however, looking unsettled, feelers samples very dimly, and towards the cooeleske market a lair buboes* resulted at the emote Saturday, via., 495. for extra white sod 44s Wolk red respectively. In foreign scarcely occurred, bolder, losing unwilling to asset 1 buyers, In other articles we have little Tatiana ituffistray, JOLT 18.—At oar market ply of grain was smell end the attendeea sellers limited. Bailees. is wheat was declined about ls. pet quarter. la °dm was so alteration is prices and transactions limited character. The price of malt final Wheat, 36e. to 44. ; Barley, 255. to 30s. 30s. Beans, 40s. to 46r. Pew, 34. ti TUTS, 84. to lls. per basheL Melt, 565. oeTrug.—SALEiatraY, JULY 18. —Tbe wee short of the average supply at this soros and the sttoodspos of buyers being tole* thaw sold readily. sad later in the day there closest)°, atlas rates. Them yeas bettor sur very prime quality, and nutwithatandii held firmly a good trade was effect* , remaining ustrold at the clomp of busbies. ply of lambs and calves was she quently little business wee doss, and at high p was a good number of pigs oie offs, but tow slack, sod prices bad a dowoward tendency. realised 12s. to 13s. per SCOTS ; 001 F as na. to 12e. ; mottos foot of the wool) lb. ; veal, 7d. to 74id. ; hash pork, 7d. to to Um. 9d. per more ; gram bacon, . dry ditto, 9d. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, per lb. ; quarter old store pigs, 20s. to 25- with calves, 121. to al. MZ/ILOPOLTPAN Fan HOSPITAL, SetLASS, CITT.—The aggregate umber dans( the week coding July 15 wa•—) =read. 738 ; 1044 1.783 ; al which 687 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND BIRTH& II ANN.—July 14 A The Cieseent, tdmonton, of a ace. POWIL—JuIy 17, at Stockwell, Mn IIIVXL.TaIy le, at Timaltlil-creaceat, 8 ~, of a aon. TAMAX.—JaIy Ilk at South View, lioanslow, al a ma. THOYl2l.—rahat Mosatarrt, of Captain Th Bombay Staff mg., of 1 WINCIL WORTH. lay 16, at bolatte-road. Wthakworth, Lay., of a daaghter. MARRIAGES. DUNlika—ZYPJL—Jaly 16, at, We.ford. by ham, Archibald Bandies, eau of Mr A. Dram Home, eausty Mg* to Isabella /I lyre, Bay. of Watford Park, Barka GRAY—POLLOCK.— July 16, at the pariah Bk Leomard'a. A. Gray, eon of A. Gray, Nag. to Mn. daughter of Mr. Z. Pollock, met I* WifiELTM—ISILLB.—.I6II 16, at liontagtoa.' the an. /t. P. Wheeler. W. H. %heeler, Martha iliaatoth, daughter of the late W theme. DKAThS. CHAPIKAN.—JaIy 14, at Soatatoe.-__ Kat* wUs of Mr. C. W. ZWP7I:I.O. —July 16, Acne. C =4. Zelda. km. LINIIN.—Zdy 17, la Leaden, Augusta Ulis•s*. the late Mr O. Lewis- RAWSOMIL—Judy vs. 06 Stoke Newlatton. 10011WHILL-4ey 111, at latcalasee, Lima Mamba las. MIN sada rwteeea ro *WWI UN 1.9 Or (It! of Lne , Mat la larallaidalreat. la the Precinct et ALL IL lIML 110 3 14 1 ° :try% — ROO linAK 1111 K Y LIVER: T itIi TKILADOLPOII g IP CSTY OF VO CITY OF 311 CSTY ON Li Amil wiry Weds's& OK by Obi OIRIFF2, a l. t ra 'et =Z s iellTh - cm IMVir le MILL SPA MAC .10 lid. ; 17 a tt, MC 0 23 ° 511 Id. to 281.• 11. a b 844. te Ihr 'antheeel_ Ole te M. ; N o ' . = l e s P nsi Disibmd Saran Jots ILA, TT a sia. J 4 laast, win Ig d AIM ti n s more estsbik r MA2 bausatiew iini 7.41 °vs 14 Nu b Ma. WIL. la i• detainee er•••• Deni s bss ia l• we kern hed di ., .- r ven Lir is the Lir s oQ Irfir 111., bib Wen. er the W i g i d , .. lira T. C. Ball Assoefe cloths owistelw n, Priem has b a mR stwe a r a. st ai s o and yin asks , very es to cora d %i all e i t , . a amba. 1 T°-da Y amain -,,..4 =tea AIN. lias iv ri de l ' IA I sbir ti sp , Warms, • .. e besieges b d , h i , dim. d owdemod, • ter classurd p d s 4 mg% Imam sad Master e so■ homoph ' soi V a ll e meow tins as* nh of toarehmad ...Menu°. recap, sad oft ' beyond the Mili ulcers Newto W, and limn h BO il as elneellf fligi Centlen7 Did he einind bell of a Mikes* 7•••• ' ka ta. ' ' iniaill asP*lll --"' Messer ti lesdliss. rim), Jtns be Loass Jr In tan Intro en bays beerbib =proved Minh oftooddows oingooml ha compared vIIII6 trandectiom b d * favadliw u and lc which Inn Ir on is ors exprimed, la - od harvest pram I Mathis impramb : CUED] 13.—A steely bene MITI cd arm I i better elan ne k I. Ifieted. Prison Iltsli mshare • let Is anzet A lay's market a 11111 slowly at Mi l li Ihit Um yen led, imp min We the yens mans 41s. par 41Ib Pet ism pain l'u b w ia lb, c icil k s.d ll ehnb w .l a i les4 M." ' 4 8 * ".148 : mei neign minim fail • b perfect ; cot,, 1,418; awl "" pfAmb an the ivesimumss i sto . ` as , fair rem a aut ed to sail Mb Ist "lie W dwilli• ones and dm. Ind sr• bee of the nory miff owe •b• with the foetid amp M ford 0 Iby the law* his sas la W s es t w s z aki n Iv salsa, sal in hailed await ---, 981 P ,Imb a sal a I had few bem d i to effect oohs WM • lon the inn ef hat d ing cum ;he tam brim I. 1 ellen raised gap • AM the adnass la Ida MY Ompaief es Ind to pay, Ode el arm" at I dearer. fie Arnim Meam na. atlen nesa din tows Co lime"' 4 ACIONS malts i ausettin, sad apt Mad 11101 re roporkd Lob.an • • • *scuba II rket today we bile • Lissathal ronoteitin Wide am el aprim our or ecaditionni all anniam pries ens sa het est if enter or 1 ved „mg.,. , ltral7 sad ti, C is., 455. to 47a; ill to alb., 22e. to lit I IMAZND, Oa ; ditto, me, aii . line peel .esst. "s.—idThb: A el" e visti o:l lllllll.ll: ' lideh lEdr ' Ilailiak eDies itang"li l e! ow fins the peon Nedwiwn to a fair Mat; Is od faders hall ii Marne no ite tibh:ea"6"........ and 445. fa llillai int ihil .... ... 11111: 15ren iarkww" bick far °ac cia •n; a warmly a lamb ' A. GM* to meet ties Mid little varieties Nsok market to-do) goat Booldo, I and of NMI ad • stlabee t was didl sad pin a other rens& nil ' tailead. Dezday, 1 sections were of s Ili . alt firmly mantle • . plena to 30e. Oats, lii Yes 1,34 a. to 4n. pw W hit, totot f - , 18.—The cafe BM this men al thenn p„, e ,.„„.... t. ring Wen* die. le .. --7- 7 - Le day Mare ins a foll! ..,,,..• Orersext.l bettor supply olifalt i as bill be ninths ben thatondiog prime ef being I is effected, Tel M to shr of busames. 11111 NI thence- was Mirk OP hill to anal i s et high re•••• T . ll l l Tbabistasse W tr, bin trade ma nil 'Meng. Best at la nest, 1 Li .. wool u a r l 74tri• la l .1115 1.11s000 laKibb ot a: , „ ki T ed d. to biEN T4S., ad m e a :. l. • rionemv oirecto on, 0. be Si PIO" ' • 11111 . 1 r. 2 Os. to 2.5 a sort; ere , • „ aunt, to earned • • • of the . er a . le Joni . the• i , of wo m b Woo Ittlarootaro 5 war-/least i$ painless o B 6 887 ware sew OM tht Srth, eetierCbn ---! • AND DUDS as of t el he we a e -e..• of the b . _. el the C id...,D, the vils sIL • i .tiOnnelesns to &WE'D'S it d n . William Poet a l ....., . „ t rap, 4 west, the wits ed It% E.. W e i are lovinslow, Ka 11. fle • t W a INS O ro areserecosta u tile, ' et j r , t or -roadpa, ot a IC . elarb? 0••1 „lid las ES.Orsaarac ... • Ills Illesenese ord. by the Ur. I . Ede A- Dewier. ' - it. Ist ea 'lna& Marl, avow Mara L wish atorea_aN di .. = M. hilt. e • Midi It. mat Inetived. d Dineen, nor Grawl_t n eej :,. i !reeler, dn. o f v . late W. &Mk in. ~ - B. 1110 01• SO fin rou gh-reed, Beek 0/11 Illgaai at u L W. Weld, I*, tail 1 !URN ] resa 11120 " "ll° , il oaas ai i do 1 --!... Ur Si hislon. & 10 . 1 1_... ftt D law, ails. -- 31, 1 / 4 i 4 : 1 , 41.1 "'‘-..—..."'".."...-----• I i on toe &silk --, • .. . , f c 001er,,. rt o ;;;i tt or '• l4 le I r L escinded TIM In. a ~.~ 0 C