The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-10 00:00:00

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All the briers arrseneesesta = on were very dlleratly serried eat, sad weh argratelate the meager of the revived sear* on Maw thick has attended their exertion" be rake this ensetiog wee gi t e Lthe °Gusty. it la umereary to refer lres to the , fall partieuthe of which are thaw it to my the sport b w= as istreallog. a rtregt diserrem to beam ; is feat Ilopmeares apes the result of the two day's " a" " Ma t Althjared am deaths : Tan WILTS Brame (Handicap) of It) sea., added to • tweepetakes of 10 mom each, 3 ft ; Immo extra. 43" idle sad a parer. Meath) Mr. T. V. iterpte plover, by Wm pkrror—Alko br list sib (Mr. W. .PO4 woo. Tee Nom= Haximar of 100 era sal= moor' errs al 10 seen rob, 3 ft ; far ; *dm Sees erten el a mile. (26 sea) Bminfe's Mum limy, by Bother Br= federal pop 1 1 lard M. 'rhymes Ulrike, Sat li b (hso labon) Frawrimw) I Orris Matuty.rals lffibbordU. Tw f ellms tag alas tea 1•47 Do•o4;1 1 1 4 to to Willioetaa c. peeled.M miser t a io lath Bettie, : 3 to 1 each apt Merinos 1 apt Quer nary, 9 to 1 eget laseitte to 1 role reld thankthare sad AlAcre, 100 se - 7 opt Let NO to opt Lay Dries eell. • mother of lee Mgr Won sersioned by the emery at Nutritios sea Beg LW test el is frost, and to the freatiommes of the aster S. WU. aioolt, who wrested S. Asthma, but was vaster end led So the pett ; at the start, horror, be whipped ;aysad teak se pert in the me. On the away Nutrias% Qom Nary. ear! Bthilr*Prol allPv" la Most, followsd im Bby Lea. Amor de mime, sped Aaron, the rrt With off, the mar brag heengin up by l'iscabsek sad Leifer, who pt badly dr. At the bra hate the straight Nutrition gave way, sad Pinola lleask and Leifer drew forward, the totter joking Queen fiery sad Blackthorn at the diem's. A epthedid struggle betimes the two took pleas from the oonimaceserat of the enclosure. bat Queen Mary ninnies the Mogen, we. lore head from Lather, who defeated Blackthara is the het Mike by a short head for wooed pima Pinchbeck was a heel fourth, Bay Leaf fifth. Nutrition sixth, Rappel de Mart and Aster, Mee together, were art, and Lady Deaths soh last. The starter reported Costars sod Sayre ▪ disobedmieco, end they were severely reprimanded and rationed. Tits 01.3c3Lnin Cur of 200 sown, by subscription of 10 sown each, with 100 added by the Dowager Dacha's of Olswiland ; 3-yr-ohis and upwards: penalties and idlow semis. Two wiles and a half. (22 salsa) ifs C. T. ?cry's liollylos. by VollSgeer—Tias, 4 yrs, Al Otb Land erestasueland's Auditor, 3 yrs. 7.1 (Milsb) I lord It. Vincent's Bast Lancashire. 6 yra est lath (lleawshaw) 3 Once Dadra also ma Betting : 7 to 4 apt Auditor, 2 to 1 apt Hollykat. 5 to 2 apt Grace Darling, and 4to 1 apt Ert Loraine. The bat named limped off with the lied, Hollyfox heeding Grace Darling, Auditor lying of. They ran thus for Morly two miles, wheal Gres Darling }aimed the loader, bat almost immediately dropped book toren. Os fairly • the straight East Lanombin gave way to Hollyfox, sad A who bad been numbs well within tramelf, zaa ap to leader, bat could never deprive him of the bad, Mr. Perry's home wrens; by half a lesimb. • Muss PLATS a 25 sea., added le • sweepstakes of 3 rm. sash ; for all ape. Sell* and other aberisoas. T.Y.O. (Hatta-aille.) lard Westneortancrs Papoose, by Nsundaster—Sba &paw, 3 yrs (MK), Tit Mb pram 1 • Barill's Casa', mi tIlL). est Mb (T. 'renal Captain Madsen Me, 4 yrs (SOL), Set Sb A. Edwards) • The fallosrbor aims ran :—Yallsr OW, Botmding Be Oersidine, Barblager, sod Yolks. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Polka, 3 lo 1 apt Gabor, 6 to 1 SMe, 10 to 1 apt Papoose, 100 la 6 aget Grubbs*, 1 apt Yeller Gel. Papoose nude play, followed by Weer and Effie, Harbinger beading Polies sad Northill, to. others beats. elf after grog • quarter of • mile. At the distance Papoose Metered kis lead sad won in a aster by imegths ; Haber s esm nd. • seek is frost of Elte. arhiager was fourth, Polka and Northill the next two, Oaraidiae saveatb, Bearliag Birk last. • &maw Hamer. d 5 era. rah, 2 ft, with 50 added, for all ages; visas's err, Thres.qaarters at • ad.. il4 subs.) Kr. W. D. Gardner's Beledln. by Cowl, dam by Trion. yrs. 74 rib gene. lib elirs) (H. Corer) 1 II Mr. Barnes's Beevoßo, $ are. Tel etb (l5. Agars I Mr. Charts lionaarte lddia. yrs. Ost ...... .(irrtsby) Bettis' : 2 te 1 oa Salad* sto 1 . apt Breen°, 6 to 1 opt Lydia. Lydia made play, Ike favorites lyleg o ff sate seathing the dbliume, wbere Lydia dropped back brim, wtremapon Bairiki book the lem4 and won easily by half a ; a had third. iTiss Nand Brasil, ot 5 sere. mob, with 50 added, for Miat• oohs, tat 101 b; fillies, Bet 71b ; whirrs extra. Irlf • (I 0 gabs.) Mr. legates Was island, by fitalisissol—Miss Bowan 9st ltib,dos Mb extra; Yr. W. Itrertre Ambition, int IMb (lac. Mb sat* (Onions.) lir. ?lidded Chapel Mani. Out 11b nod. 6D. extra; - - - - (1. Way) Hightleld also ran. Bettis' : 7 to 4 apt Mass Boland, 2 to 1 apt Chapel IlepJ, 5 to 2 apt Ambition. Ambition, with Chapel Royal, made play for a quarter of a mile, whoa Chapel Royal dropped bear, and Miss Babied joined Ambitioe. o=7 the Stand Mks Maud tease out sad won by half a . Chapel Moyal was third, three lengths in rear of Ambitioe. A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 soon. added to a sweeptakes 010 sem yeah, 2 It, for 3-yr-eide sad upwards; winos", extra. the WM. (13 subs.) Mr. T. v. Maples Marer, by Grey Plover—Alio' Gray, a Yrt, Tsi 106 Covey) Yr. Barna' Oberon, aged. est 41b (in. Mb extra) M Adams) Pardods Troubadour, 3 yrs. est lab (Lostes) 3 Betties : 5 to 4 oa °berm, 7 to 4 apt Never, 5 to 1 apt Troubadour. Plover made Oay, followed by Troubadour to Ue turn into the straight, where the latter was beaten, awl the favourite joined Plover, Use two finishing a fine nee basso, which sailed in favour of the last tamed by a had Troubadour a bad third. IN RACES.-WEDNISDAT. There was within specially to mark I the preeeediap we the nomad day whse the sheathe, was due, sod the beat rbertag the ahem= soraserkat oppressive. Tbe company ea the pearl was quite as arusercris as or the precedirag day, sad the spirt, whisk eowerrted of mesa everts, brewed 'wither some good fields. The overthrow of ehrittatat Card by Attired I. the Stamford Bisanial Oakes wee oldie an aelocked•fer ocearresee, sad rowed teem of 13 to 1 apt him far the Leger ; be was, however, r aac te . aaprepond, sad these who laid the odds beet, yet a for their mosey, as so °North= !Plied spirit Mr. bone steads eve tilt the York metro& The viotory of Ceathaecas for the Olevelaad Cop Ina reosiwid with great inthwassw, his sable owner own* I. for a ow het ovation ea the haws manias to the paddock. The =Wiwi we is every respect a livid mews, sad tired sated woe after the &oersted time. 5 o'clock. Fall peril- Galore of the ramie, will he toned below : - - - Trig filimintwini Drain (lilastiloaN of 3 Dom oak with 25 added, far all ages. Three quarters of a mile. Yr. W. Saanders's Charming Wow •n, by Longbow— stater to dtafford, 6 yrs, rat 121 b (J. Adams) 1 Yr. Handlers Viola. 3 ITS. 74 Stlb (J. Urtmahaw) I Lord Stamfords °Dinars, 4 yrs, Sat 101 b (Carroll 3 The following also ran :—Oannochy The Colonel, and Lars. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Viola, 4to 1 apt Guinan, ii to 1 age, Ch►rmlog Woman, and 6to 1 mot Ganuocby. They were dortatebed on even terms ►t the first st.empt, but altar going oho at a couple of hnedrod yards, Charming Woman took up the mooing, and watt on into the straight followed by Clannochy, with Guitars and Viola side by midi:next. Nestles the distance Viols mote on the °staid*, sod paring Glanoorhy, made her effort to reach Charming Woman, but the latter maintsiced her advantage, sad won cleverly by a l th and a half ; the name diatom:a sepa rated the sseesd and third ; Cannot:by a bad fourth ; the other two at wide intervals. _ . Tax 1323317011 D Itianinoi. Kraus of 10 soya each, la ft, with 50 added; cola, ilet 0Ib; fillies, tilb; maiden allow ance*. Ose wale sad a bat. Mr. G. Anaell's Attach', by Saunterer—la Victoria., olb 5• . b 1 Walker'. Cbratmu Conk tit alb (Fordba (Per ry rn) 2 Mr. T. Pares Tb. Guide, it alb (Clement 3 Bettina:s to 2en ()brownie Carol, 3 to 1 gat Attache, and 10 to 1 offered apart The Guide. They centered at a miserable pace for the flat half mile, Attache going on dear of the favourite, at whose keels The Guide followed. ! Attlee three-imarter mile post Fardlestri took hie horn up to the side of Attache, and the pair mitered tie straight side by Ado, Attache , !mein a trills, advantage till half way up the straight, where ' The Card" for • moment get ! co eves terms, but his, in difficulties at the distance I dropped hack to Attaché's girths, sad despite Fordham's efforts all the way homelike never mold spat reach Attache, who woo be bait a leagth; The Guide bootee three lengths from the mooed: Mr. W.dlow lodged an objection saslost tho wailer an the ground of bin not being se:titled to a 31b olleviates. The decision of the stewards is poetpoped till the Ent day of the York Moth*. TEN CITILLI2IOIIAIt Brom of 10 sees. sash with 100 added. for 2-yr.olds ; oohs, 3sl 10th; li li es sod ~Wisp, • 7lb peoaltles and maiden allowsoces. T.Y.O. Mr. Drummond's Isis, by Osford— Tooldit's dam, at (lral 1 Mr. T. Cliffs by Gunboat -Flyaway, 134 11Th dn. OM en (W. White I Mr. T. Parr's Ltoldel, at Mb (Menai The Wilma, also ran :—o by Pr me Mistake Staines. Vixen. Alberta, , Kenilworth, Sportsman, Cavendish—Bias 8.0. Betting : 5 to 2 eget Loobiel, 9 to 2 each met The Coo lest filly sad Valena, 6 to 1 apt Isis, Led 10 to 1 apt the Blum Bell filly. Several failures preceded the slat, hat upon the flag hung lowered they got away on very eves tense. Isis, with a trifling earwig*, was closely followed by the Blue Bell filly, Alberts , Valeria, and the favourite , hat the latter is the drat few hundred pads dropped beck, sod Ids west co with the lead to the diatom*, where The Goolosat filly Mated buses. but bower reachisg Ts* the latter woe cleverly by a tenth ; the favourite was beaten Ore Imigths far wood plea ; the Cynthie soft, a length of, was fourth ,• Alberto, fifth ; Sportsman at the bed of the Mien Valeria tits absolute last. Tat Wiornsiwy thwwwi if 5 rm. owth, with 50 sided id WOL' THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY Ike all opt welled for se, with selling sllowanoss. Half a mils lord Ifxbridge's Caatharldis. by Vedstla—llgaalsh Fly, Itlb (S ) Marwai W ltfrAm .Pgl;l lAl4la slolly " 47, S ick Mi gi rb b. l3l3. B6 4...(Plag e . °6 l. 2 3 Thstallowlagalso rest Orghtsklalki Caw Ii a , tais Batting : 5 to It apt Jolly Boy, 4 to 1 sods apt Cambs. rides sad bawls, sad Bto 1 eget Little M. Jelly Boy was bet off, bat beton plod WO yards Ceotharklie teak up the isaatag. sad withou b t o p e rgata headed wisSaftwr is bald' by hall a suns diatom separatlog the email sad third. sad phew was fourth. The witsel wee boulthi by Mr. Devereax for 85 guineas. Toe Hocrosue &MSS (Handicap) ci 10 soya each, 5 ft, with 100 added; wieners after August 1 extra. Wiest • mils a 0 a porter. Mr. Uncoin's Omagh's, by 11.D.-Bplaster OW Mb tio B A B / 3 1 lard titaratcyla op i ll y yre, Sat 1113 (Canon I Kr. DackiWs W , .. (J. Siamian) 3 1e fellowlag ran :—Arbiwas sod Dean Swift. 133131 K : 6 to 4 apt Gamma, 100 to 30 opt Lord Cooyeg f ham, 4 to 1 apt Adored, 6 to 1 apt Wyeastsy, sad 10 lal apt Dian Swift. Uri Osayaglism jumped off with the lead, bat after ping 100 yards p.. way to Dees Swift, who carried as tie rasa* Coto the @Witt, when he was bes a ti e rhersupea Lord Couperin roamed lee Lad, sad off Clearms% rush woe cleverly by half • Meath • two 'Ohs separated the mead sad third Attitude bad fourth. Dab Swift was palled op sad did eat pm the put. Tn. ChaYILAND Coral 200 sou. is specie, aided to • sweeptskse of 10 son each, half forfeit, for 3-yr.olds and (grime' ; waled for see ; purities sad snowshoes. Two miles and a_ .bsif lAA Mostssafa Cautboarsa. by Newailaster—The Anew 475. lelb 1 Bocklay's &sows, yrs, Yst Ori .. aishe i w a l Kr. C. W. I. Samara g by Vsillgesr—lds, it yrs I ttlicrie) Kaaba alto ran. 8e1*,(45 to 4 apt Oambesesa, 7 fie 4 eget ibis Lb to 15 sip" Seems, sad 10 to 1 opt Moit(ey. pt e l lig s ;he sigma bolsi Barbes son t s b ai vniz s atto hid, the Iris gelding go ea sad Mises( up the roar till Nair* tha ow the far sid•, - whoa the Iris pldiog headed Samos, and the four went on ia ludisa flb clew of each other, Obnbubso, Pultag bed, brisesi up the Neu These pesilisis were maintained till within ball • mile from Imam. whoa Moak*; run up to the Iris goldbag and took a deer had, sad maid * Use tarn into the straight earobeseen came round his hareem ea the outside, sad took his photo beide of 8....... Half way in the strasght Moshe, pro way, sad the Iris geMiag, mit was Mood by flaears, Omabossan, palling hard, ranaieg about level with the pair to the dia toms where begot his Mad fa trait, sail can home a clever wiauer by • seek. The Iris gelding wee bastes half a !earth from the second, Koalas; Mikados about two IsCs is his rear. BOtotami Minim& PLUS of 60 sea., added to sesignialges of 7 cam *soh ; arlawies silos. Half • raikh Lard lasakrd's Thrlssalts, by ittookweli—lissaty. yes. Ilb chtelading 1b ex Yr. T. W•dioer's Pre 7 sortrotio tra) a. •pit, Ist alb V. GILT= Sir C. lookout • Cedric. l lyre Sat 1.13) .... (Maktowat S LATEST BETTING ON THE COUESE. BT. MGM U to 1 out Clistatetas Carol corn • -WIDICIADAT. BETTING AT ItANCI Sr. Bto 4 apt Mediate= tot?) 11 to 1 apt The Duke (of, 10 to 1 Aretdasedro It) t 111 to 1) 11 to 1 Moselle (t d o 8) 25 to 1 Chrtstauo Carol i 88 to 1) MZETING. Loacrerr 22. EllO3 H.41111)30AP el NO Don. on. nob. 2 milos AV NM awful 4 13 Swerdlow' 33.114 Sweet Janda 3 9 o by Trompeter Wm 1344.444 i 7 Its Guido II 7 Virdant 3 T Little Jobs 1119.41 c S o og bolog Sot 511. it boo boos NS is pro . LANOASHIaI AND fORKBIIIaI RAILWAY. The half-yteely meeting of this company was held yesterday aftsrases at the oompeas'e offices is Man cheater ; mr. wit in the ohair. Aa abstract al Ole heffiperly report and statemest of amounts km amazed lad& The OIRAISIWIasitI, ea meeting the shareholders for the bet time otter the esseatise of the American war. ha might with peoprtat y sespetelate them upon that ROI the war havlngtensid a peat falling of le the ti their lies, and bevies most dismirene one* upon testis of Yorkeltire as well as Lancashire. Ho had hoped on the termination of that calamity N have hese aide to point alto to Imply lammed receipts, and • retain to the waited sot&ylty of the mills is this district, bet the diffi culty of obialwrig a supply of cotton from the Soothers State. °outlined, and therefore it could not be add that the trade of Lasembire was in that very propeemis elate which, he doubted not, a very few months mere would bring it into. He repotted 'mein to meet the Ptu on this osemits with a redassd dividand.rr s ad expected that it might have hese maintained at the rate it was this thus last year, bat dream - AMON bad palmated that, sad the - dividend now proposed was therefore • gamier per asst. less than that of June, 1864. Dario( the pest half-yeer the twine reeelpisof the sonspaay had been 1,012,M, to compare with 9M,0001. I. the mum period of 1864, showing an increase of 1111,0004 The washing espouses during the sit moths had been ezcoptkmally limey, sad the increase compared with the six maths of 1864 wee 38,0001., so that the actual 'Omer inferred amounted to 2,001.14. more than the in• creamed nosipts derived from the Was Ia the six months. The nambee of primmer' mewled la that period had in creased six per cent. over 1864, but the mosey received for them was only 9th per cent more the. in 1864. Had the company received six per mat. more fans as well sa carry lag six per cent more peaseeen de they would have bad 14,2801. mere mosey to sow than there actually wet A similar remark applied to the goods kalllo, the goods having increased in 5 per mat., while the receipts had only hicreseenin per oast. ; sad bad the mossy @sly Moressed Is the same properties as the weight, there would have bees 12,7204 mere to divide. Thom two sores irat together weld have enabled the directors to declare a dividend of marlyi per seat more than they were now prepared to give. He no petted to my that is *very dope/tinsel of the working espouse, exempt es or two small ease, there was an in ewe, la locomotive power there was ea lacrosse of 10.4861. ,• bet ten there bad bees 34,000 memo nines ran. In essehing sharps the Wiesen was 1,6474, but the saw pay lied sarried - 503,000 mare pommels than la the de menthe of 1864. Is merehandim masers the in 01110•11 wee 10,3151., sad in maintenance of way it wee 1,2004 Is mast shames there was • slight deeneas. In general ' charge' thine wee as lowest. of nu., sad is eatimessatios an Jewesses,/ 4.8801. Thedirectors adoptedeverymeans they could devise to prevent widgets otocurriag, bat in spite of all they eoald do, sad having, as they believed, exesileet superiateadests end efficient servants to look stem the eta- Roos ' still accideete would Near, and the h them had been dories the haN year never? eseloas ea the line, several small casualties had weaned, reaching in injury to passeagers : Rates sad taxes were slightly lets than is the former sax months, sad VMS trade revived, as he hoped It soots would, the company might look for • very groat &crew in that item. The pinup, duty was M less than last year, showing that the peemegers had sot travelled the same didasoe that they did 1n 1861. Lest half year the directors had sated the s hareholders to omit/so 125,0001. for land, works, and rollingateck sad they had spent the whole of that sad 4804 mots. They now sated for a pant of 150,0004 for the magi pommel far the miming half-ear • which wee absolutely asesseery to keep the rolling-itook and statiose is a proper state to receive the increased trade the company had &fright to anticipate. He must also refer to their parlMemistary earn. pip. The Leddenden Valley line bad been pared. sod the heard had had to °paves • pest number of measure more oil lee Winkel to this company ; and they had sae elided la a peas degree in either throwing oat the bills or making suit modilicatteas as would prevent the Injury to this company Wag great. The main me ss» they bad before parliament wee nipped in the bed—that was their joist pro** with the Gnat liestera fee the few coal line, line was objected to au the mooed ream as being identical with one that was braved before parlie. west the seldom before. The Creston had mama to believe that had they got over that difficulty the has itself would have remenniended Itself to the committee width would have sat upon it. However , 'the bill hating bees throw. out, Übe direcion, after dui cronsideratise of the dromestasees, had come to the me ' elusion that It was not advisable to premed farther with the Great Eastern, sad now that matter was quite at an ' sod, ash. believed it wee well brows that that company W made an arrangement with the Greet Northers. These wen all the subjects that messed to require standee from him, hat he should be happy to answer any quatioos that shmehelders might wish to put to him. He concluded by movies the adoptlos of the report The motion was monde& by Mr. G. WILBO, (deputy chairman}, sad, after some dietaries, pissed usesinicusly. Os the motion of the 011•12lIAN, someded by Mr. A. Lupus, director, the several guaranteed sad preference dividends were declared, and ales a dividend at the rate of 6i per mat per annum on the ardisery stack. Oa the motion of the CRAIIKAS, seesieded by Mr. DOG DLLS, director, the board were authorised to expend 150,0004 an capital account, for general purposes, as pro posed in the report. The meeting was thee made special, and is the motion of the Ownitair, ascooded by Mr. HABOAUVIS, director, the board were authorised to borrow is mortgage the sum of 176,8334, scolding to the powers of the eompay's sate of 1862 sad 1864, and the Mothley Railway Act, 1864. The meeting teeseisated with • fete of thanks to the chairema. NORTH STAPPORDSHIRII RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting was held at Stoke-upon- Treat yesterday anemone. The GRUB MAN (Lieutesent-Oolonel Pampa) said the reductive in the dividend, from 4i par amt. (paid last half. year) to 3g per cent., was to be attributed, in a greet mea sure, to the protracted suspension of the iron trade by the strike in their own district. It bed been estimated, sad he believed without ssaggeraticw, that the lose ia wages to imewerkees had hem .0001. and he knew far a fact, that the men employed by one North litafferdelaire firm bed lost 25,0001. As a oteeeqesace of this nakappy condition of things the company had carried, during the put half year, In. limestone by 14,000 tens than is she torte. spading period of 1864, and 16,000 tees Use of coal. The district baviog been so impoverished it was not surpeising that the plunger Mafia had talkie off, and that there had been a serious dlmfantice fa the quantity of finished iron sent out of the district. He thought peat coedit was due to the iroommters for the firm stead they bad nude against the neressonable demands of their men, and he hoped it would he a long time before the trade pared through another struggle of such severity. Notwithatatid log the IMAM opposition made by 'the lroarthaters, the chreetora had carried through parliament a line for con. noting the principal towns of the Potteries more immediately with lath other, but in 00•1111114100, of she action of the Board of Trade they had hem to abandon the construetion of several level crossings to substitute bridges. The extensive new work, at Stoke were in operation, and be hoped and believed they would prove , remunerative, as the directors would now be aide to provide a large quantity of dock which hitherto bad been supplied , by oontractors. The direttors had laid out 24,0001. in wag , gone and LOOM in engines, sod had paid 24,0001. for , minerals moder the canal ; but they misht fairly expect a return under the two former beads. The chairman 0013 eluded by moving the adoption of the report, th abstract of which has already appeared in our column.. Limn, deputy-chairmen, 'seceded the motion. Hr. J. H. GODDARD, Longton, took exception to the manner in which some portions of the aceonate were pre. vested but said be was glad the directors had adopted a suggestion of his, and issued two-thirds of the sew prefer ence stook amongst the shareholder. themsalve• The report having bees unanimously adopted, a dividend at the rate of 31 per mot. per annum was declared. The retiring directors were re-elected, sad some Jones.% business was traneacted. MAP or THI GHNEZAL ELECTION, 1866. —Mr. fitaatord he. just published a map of the usatitaseeles of the Hailed Kneffem indicatine, by short bars of Wee sad yellow, the politics d the members retained at lite roast elections. By means also of the various kis& et capitol letters in which the same et sounliss sad Wong* are printed, the population they WOWS is appro.:lmo/May *di rated. The map is vary itHatordias as showing the guars. Weal disnibattea of palatial pude' is the soustry, sad will besides be 'Wel for earpiece el 1411.00011. Os the margin of the map a list of the names of the members re tweed is printed, with marks to show whether or sot they sat in the previous parliament, sad whet is their political profession- Joni! Batoarr's firatOffiet.—A collection of Mr. Bright's speeches has just been published in America by a Boston firm. The Pore/do Obit of July 25 thus refers to this work : "The same of John Bright is now inseparably amocistad with the American war, sad that war will loans bellied it few more interesting records than his speeches. It is not every sge that Mali for the delivery of pooh speeches, and bat few in say coustry hove either the ability or the oppottesity to deliver oath. The exercise of groat punks. mitre roes tar above their ordinary level. sad it is amidst the strata sad temps* of interest sad puska exalted by groat contests, mob as the Antenna Iv, that the man of power sod prinsiple appears is his divisest forms. As •parliamentary orator.' ohs Bright has bet few r aid not mazy equals. We may sot always be •rtretdonie his political mailmen* bat it la kaput** sot to admire the earnestams, candour, and ability with whit* be asserts his opinions. We settuly concur in his views oe the slareboldow? rebellion. His intents sympathy with the North, sad his *seen& sad extensive Imo/edge of the subject, gave to his attersaass a power which other wise they weld not bars ponomead. No man in the British Roos* of Commies ma 030111 MINNI aticestko, crayon respect, who does not bring to the disco/mice of any subject ample and sours* information; and this, by the way, is one of the most irshuit emote about epeesit-inakisg. In this and may other respects we rixocammid these speeches of John Bright to the careful attontkin of our young sees who are ambitious of becoming pablie spooksts. They sot only display as immusos grasp of mind, bat us at the acme time highly instructive sad anissing. He give fell mope to all his varied powers. His sarcasm b biting, his maitre keen, hie wit sad raillery brilliant and effective. Apart from its intrinale =wits, the book is elegantly got up, sod used octopus favourably with the boat spenintess of English bookbinding. Altogether, this base of the most atinative volumes rem* issued from the American prem." From Di Ha—On Tuesday an inquest was held at Obalessham on the body of a labourer. named Alexander Trotter, a lady* st Loedos. It appeared the iffeessod had owns to Clultsaleun *oat three Issas ago, sad bad been employed at the last Olosoestershin Railway Works, at DowdiswelL On Saturday ha went to Chslissliam, sad took lode*p at the Lower Geary* Ins, High-street. The followleg outing he retired to bed with a rata, somas, named Nary Mellon, bat got op early the next nairsiag, sad st ht o'clock was feud by Mellon in the brewhoese sus by a rape from • beam. The jury retuned a v of fek de at. ramengars No. kos , -- " ,a , .. — Z,7 732 1 flacartacm—On Monday afternoon some ppsermsoonns Goods sad solatisis renewer trains Mee 4,9336611 &MASI .. Mons sad stole the ecessonewa pat whisk was wined at 1001. Goods end Wows" Galas .. 1,101,050 4.1106.911 464,126 The articles taken away eoefasad of two seastive silver The proprietors will observe • *sago in **form sad prior daps, about 16 Juba, is he4ht, two sliver 9 6 3 1106 , or aiple, of charge seder the bud of " moisten/moo at way, rued plates on stands ; two large saver au" each bold he." In the earlier stage, when the ens usually expende d lag • little over • bottled wine ; ••• small silver °up* one was liable to ductuant lar gel y, it was deemed &Araode to silver ladle perforated, two silver bowls for alms. The cups establish a " Resewal of ]lad Feed," through the medium o se po Llirs see imentibed with the word " Brymicharn," the at which the instal charge against the current earning y of Binefaskun. be rendered more uniform. Now, however, the oon- I LoffliON C4 Vl 46 llffILL OXIIIIII7I COMPANY (1./[II3TID). drtions of the usdertaking are snob that the outlay from Valle siormipts Ise weaselling Assiut I, 12.2611. lea ed. year to year la senewals is fated to accord with the amount [Ad va ti amen t. HaLtowAfe pm& U N . &baba 1•731106 through the hied 01 = 11 7..•• •• uniany hot west** Is (Es swum =WY Is ohm psi at raider ewth • =so 6 ffamiTi ' nuisimmet etesignseme to easy. Me Sur, the aternesk. aid thorefort, /I to sharp sawasily, art • bower la seek erne era step air Wm maisesly Outs% es *et Axed sum as \lsolator% CZ ' somas sateen! imploded. She seem of pletimal ale ie eirteta oesseal liable to sow d. The royal smut has been gives to the two hills sonferries the amardaml wow tip is 7711/*M. cps onliol_VO epos this oompaay pewee it /SWIM to their • mog•Powolid 014111 . gm • 1 1110 4e•lebeeled 'Mt were eriereskaaie ad the sedertablest 343•3 t it° , e•a...__ "Mk- El• IllaWa er Meet elleeee Is ther ais alre mi t epeepeeke la Ragland, floollead, Wales and Ireland. t 0 .r. 7 1 .4 The following rue use paned co the jolt liveliest*. of & ew" sip deeppet asime 2=2 l lL tsa P ie tide sad ether ampules, am. rvifflaweides sew Anew • bean insult taffies LONDON AND NORTH WESTIRN RAILWAY. The following is the report of the directors of this railway to be submitted to the proprietors at the half yearly 'spend meeting, 18th August, 1866:—The Moreau which has taken place in the traftlo duns( the past an months fully mane the expeetatious of the directors, and it will, they hops, be regarded as satisfactory by the pro *Men. The augmentation al the receipts has been general over the oratpeny's system of Lees, eaten& to all dress of trains, sad does not, therefor*, call for any special remark. As compered with the eorrespondieg period of 1864, Use amount received for peronista goods, minerals, end cattle, the number of parengere, and tons of goods sad miasma waned, and of Vein nines nut, have I beim as follows : 1661. -- • 1864. Increase Yammer, am recelpb LIMA 1,71111,210 10,681 Goods, mtagesi, sad GaAs 1,61111,411 1,461,409 .. 74,108 Total .... £4794442 %MAO 11478$ YORK AtTGIII TITMODAT, Ammo n= for the G 3343 added to . sweepetaires el 20 i Age at 113 ''.ly Mem& 3 11 Tartar 4 13 Bally 4 7 Clummost 4 3 113331004 103 7 Isms 4 1 Platlinae 4 0 Holbtex 4 It Nemo 6 7 Dose ha 4 4 °r4r4,40,...4 3 0 weight aceepti raised to net 121 b, and the ad NAVAL AND MILITARY. laninuisr, Avower 9. Arrournmis.—Staff Borgoos B. Piers. to the Wellesley. Navel Wet (Do folnatod) A. H. D. Beaver. Esihnoens—W. (Nosh* to the Blenheim, fee envies is her tendon; B. Taylor, to the Bleshesm, for servire the ' l Julia. EXTRAORDINARY CODRT•Y/RTILL ON A NAVAL OFFICER. A court-martial on board her Majesty's ship Defence, lying in Partiaod-roads last Monday Sad Lieu tenant Denny. of her Majesty's ship Heater, who was charged by his commanding oSosr. Copal& Preedy, with going on Aare, is plain clothes, es the 29th of July, eon tray to orders, and also with being drunk at a arias* masa in Klegstospark, sear Dorchester, the sane day. The wart consisted of Capais A. Philliaore, her Majesty's ship Defence, president ; Captain G. a Wi l lis, C . H. , her Majesty's ship Prises Conant • °spats E. M. Vassittort, her Majesty's ship Achilles ; Cviptala Dent and Oessisander Byrnes. Mr. B. N. Howard, of Weymoaik, assisted the prises,' in his deface. Evidence ha ben adduced , provieg that six or seven months ago Preedy hated a general order that no officer VIA to go ashore ears I. sacra without Isola pennision, • Hanby, of her Majesty's asp Edgar , end Captain , Kerr, of her Majesty's ship Black Vases, said they were la Hingstospark, July ED at • crickeSaisteb, sad saw prisoner there in plain clothes, and drunk. Neither of them .poke to him. Lisatesant Scott judged hoes the way prise's' was riding towards the park that he was &auk ; l asi %Oda Preedy deposed to reissing prisoner permisalon lls go where is plain clothes cm the day Is question. Primmer said that haying been refused permission to go seams In plain clothes he went in nations. Bess seal louts after, being about to ride Suttees or 15 miles into the country, be took off his sailors sad pet on plain clothes. Be did eo because riding on hones 'Sick is naval uniform would bare made him appear conspi cuous and ridiculous in the eyes of the publie. Be flatly I denied the charge of dm:kenning. Oa the way from Dor i:hater to Elaptanpark be wee told that If he erased • I aortae place it would lead him direct to the pair. Is jumping his horse across the place he was throws, and fell , heavily on his head and shoulder. He, however, t t ro upon the horse and rode to the cricket field. He tokl Lisateuaat Campbell what had occurred, sad that allow misted him to take off one sleeve of his coat, and bind a handkerchief round his shoulder. The pain brought on Wetness, and he lay down on the gresasward. Boon after, Captsin Lord Herr and Car tan Hanby paled him, but did sot speak. A few minutes later Lieutenant "Campbell ass and told him that Lord Herr and Captain Hornby had ordered him to get him (Lieutenant Denny) off the ground. He immediately reds off to Dorebester. His appearance wee caused entirely by the fall, and not by drinking. Several witsress were galled who had convened with prissier on his way from Weymouth to Kioptospark, and at ffingettespark, and I they all concurred in_.ixpreesing their opinion that prisoner VIN not busk. Be bad, it appeared, drunk three slams of wine and three glamors of beer during the day. Messrs. Houios and Johnson, naval surgeons, Weed is saying that • severe fall from a horse was oaks lated to prods* vacua andbintness. The latter gentleman, hearing of the accident, visited prisoner. Be was in bed, sad did not present the appearance of a man who had been drunk. The spurt was then closed for • short time. po resuming, the president sonouoond, to the evident sur prise of all present, that the court considered the charges fully proved, found prisoner guilty, and sentenced him to be dismissed from the service. Limns:set Denny was highly-seamed by his brother officers and the men under hiss. About three weeks sgo. as he was on the voyeue between Portland sad Weymouth. a moan fell overboard; Limns:ant Essay jumped is slier him, and tept him above water till a hest was lowered, and they were both picked up. MURDER AT A FONERAL—A crime of a very terrible nature was committed oe Tunas,. in the very mitre of the town of Tipperary. sad while the people throning the streets were engaged in their ordinary daily business. A man named Dowdle, residing near the tows, came to attend the funeral of • friend, and, as he was walking behind the hearse, in company with his wife, be was struck from behind three blows with a "loaded' blackthorn stick, ferruled with a long iron ring, and wedge I also with hale. The mu who struck thus murderous blows cried out, "Here's • three.year•old I* and then ran ° into a shop belonging to a relative. The wife attempted to woe the husband, and weeded off one blow. The wounded man walked into • neighbouring bowie, and asked leave to sit down. Ho did not remain long, but went out to the yard where he fell insensible. and died in a few burs. A neighbour of his own, William Condos, wan arrested, and informatics' have hese swore before De Genoa, R. K., charging him with being the pen= who initiated the iolories from which Dowdie lost hie We. Condos is in prima, and the magistrates have charge of the informations already swore. There is a strong feeling of indiguation at the occurrent» of this barbarous murder, for the outrage I sums from its surrounding circumstances to partake of that character. Tipperary, so reusable lately, so warmlv eon. I gratulated upon ice improving W condition is ageio stained withi blood. Th e inquest was oommiteeid the 1111111 day, but had to be adjournad fur a fortnight. The wife of the deemed, who swore directly before the resident magistrate against Wm. Condon, wee In • state whioh prevented her examination. She appeared moot reluctant to give any evident*. Condom bee been remanded for farther examine. Um—Dublin txprae. • Du Barry's delicious health mace's, Bonhomie Arable' rood came, Ultima aoudads* of sesereememee Dye =4l=7pilwC.View4lawitTiliA___ = ll= = a l su, siow .... llT u r y s amd esze ws wow Nommes. toedos. w. Miss, VA. M. Ida I wassa— ETPNING, AUGUST 10, 1865. adios at Lade Jointly with the North Baer% Compaq% For anthernia the widsaieg of the likapool brae of ale Paola esollryre Railway. Ter went the Wresimis sed Miami Relay to mike and tannin new listes_atidAv. BIlls ° =? F also besa passed—To empower thb Caton Reldwey . Coesposy 11611111111116 aa nausea nee to Helios with hosseiss is the moan of Lasseter. To net le the Lesassidra ad Tanabe Raß- Omaimul z • Mad the .14 Jen Rag way ear riszokbikaars: hem Jumada Rail amy le thdr raitr i afti cisiglforton. To mat seisms sde Pewees tra ." Thooth London Rahway Clempany. Fee mem railways from Um Nog* Londe Rail way to the Anzeadra Park, and to the Edgware. Highgate, and London railway. For emeorialog es fe lonry Railway Compaq to emseirset a railway in subsea ties of the atiterieed extension of their Railway. The bill for a railway from Hudderslisid to Bales failed as stead ing orders. The bill for esallag the Illaisnd Minn Company to oosetroot • railway_ frees Beasley to • nation with this oompeny's liDe at Bethune was withwe. The Woe has hem mad is the North Reostru lir tstpsa in y a lt a t k a mompany's risen of se wis Wid 1610449c ": 4 9t 4 lbted bY ogressea with the Wen Harthapeol Compasy, have bees eitelirmed and adopted by the North Rasura Railway Cae ol ciy. The bill at=tim the Otiedoolaa sad preview protective of this sem ip:airlir tweets. Parlismost Ms men 6t to saes a robe Ins of satiny beam Liverpool and leseheenr. la the cares of tie a the Wal sall and Wolverhemp= t itr ra m e glrV illims. t was deemed expo diet to eater into as sgreereset with the promoters, by whisk this eamosay are to Moore subsorilers towards the llsot, which will bodaiated so as to brim it hate immadiate oonserioa with the mesa of this sciaosay, who are to work the Bac The bill for the Aberporesey and Ma ssone line his passed. with racial pear to eater isle trifle erase% tee the lases ad North Weems O.mauy. Comy. dirtioton ham bum is eanasualeatlim with the ootors Sostit Raters.olllaser. eubj•W to the andrissesse es eisgestsrs a the respective pastes, the the bards hare spied Maly to work sad maw We the North Weems ad °beauteous Rail (esso seen. theLaudosasdN rlh W.sters Railway,sear isMss station, with the system rube tooth Lairs Railway Oar pay at Charimace) on sae tastier will seam island as its borrowed capital sad s dbY.d all the rate of five per ask per anus on its awe weal, whisk it is pre med to offer, la the first lealasse, toes geopristere of the two working companies. The sgreinsest will be submitted to a special goaral meets& to be MIA ea the etnalliiioll of the sitan i bosiseas. As opportunity halm praeastel heed of ammo to the Wawa diode% of Wee Cumbernadand to there. ea thet owst, year directors, acing is soMuseks with the amen of the Farness Compaq, have mewed fate wanton with the White. have Jaen" sad the Osekermese sad W Oompeales t Bills for serrying out those objest: /k w i ra s s promoted in the essung aria el perliseseak sad will be submitted to the proprieties. The dilators request mess of the pop e efae the Waring new works, he. : acoomeadatioa at Idge-hill, _Unreal, 30,00 W. ; at Walton-lee, Bootle, 12,0001 • matilatin shaft re a rt a nastreet Taal, 6,0001. ; line to Otis'.- street, Liver pisl, 5,0906 • additional idiom at Ore we, 8.0004 ; eidiap a$ Madam Has, 8,8001. ; sew nachos Gary* at Noneatos, 5,0001. • additions to Crewe locomotive shops and steel works, 23:3371. ; additional waggon eels, 4.0001. • additional sidings sad other accommodation at Bedford, Roby, Baotou Morris,lliddiadriao, Marsden. Meow% Wolverton. Rasta, Dees, N•acts•der, Ehrowihtla. Oars Warringtos, Desolate, Crewe, Mass, Made', Heyford. Nona Bridge, Heine Chapel. Monuateateas. Appleton. Clete Pea Biiistrello Wm. Stafford , Sethi , . Hotta Ceded& Huddersfield, Tyldeem, Hampotesol, Oldham, Kilburn, Chester, Welliagbarsi, Rant Rea ford, Arminian, Daziestoa, Dunham Massey Leeds. Folios, Ounlioety. Lord's Bridge. Widesebem Kentish Tows, Deana. Tang, Cheillagion, Leighton. Liar dada, Depnway. 44.8041. ; addimenal leads at Llanelli Rugby, Crewe, Fathom, Lagetiffe, Binsiegham, Aylseen, sad Canton, sad aelserals at Tiptoe, Dudley Pet, 53,8951. • Chester and Holyhead Line—Additional scooramodation st Rhyl, Dublin, Aber, Flint. Conway, Holy will. Been. Beget, Holyhead, sad Ffrith, 9,2806 LAINOIrier sad Car lisle Lia—Addiesal assommodattes at °entomb, Bey Hone, Bade, Tam, and Penrith, 2,9971. Prom the state ment of the half-year's secouste, made op to June 30, 1866, it will be sees that the set premeds amount to 865,4661.10, la splint 763.3866 fie. 94., Jae 30,1864 ; to when add the beam from last socast. 26,8424 7s old. as *Viet 214056 Os. 4d. ; allewies a divisible balsam of 891,3081. fa. 3d . se against 784,5916 7e. ld. Divided recemmended, 1865, 6 per eat, 880,5871. 6s. 11d. ; 1864, 51 per east., 767,5061. le. 3d. ; basses to be tarried to art oneust, 10,7U6 le. 611. as aphist 17,0641. 14s. 10d. The airman recommend the ;tamest s aikidos'* for the past tallies: a the rate of 6 per sue per Maus, erg forward a balsam of 10.7116 la 13d. THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. TO TEI KDITON OF TIC Bra.,—With reference) to a pamphlet iseaad by Oaptais Jervis, entitleA " A Pew Facts conserniag the Orest Eastern Railway, lam directed to request that poor contributor@ sad the public will suspend their Judi. meat upon the statements 'embodied is that dormant until the reply which is now Is properatios is ready for publiohioo. lam to amaze you that that reply will most completely set at rent amy do whisk soul& be ester- Weed as to the maaagement of the cenapamy's affairs, in regard to the matters on *hire Clapham Jervis has impugned them ; sod at the same time at will show that Captata Jervis has not been "relied irdermation," or treated by his brother directors with "pommel abase," se Osittala Jervis imputes, bat that, os the esakery, his eollessa have reason most essionsly t (*orbits el the treatment they have remised hem ens who still erstinuse to hold the t sad responsible position of depoty-ehsirmas of Crbru is d at which they are mosailams.—l sin, ha., J. B. OWEN, Secretary. Sometary'stelos, Bishopogate-station, August 9. 41381Z8 INTELLIGENCI. W1L8101193 01110111T.—Nrzus, Auouer 9. ' rt9lloBl. fir,. .110 1 0 1, 40/ 81 44. DOM C. WIIIIIIIM—M7IIOIII U1D17071011. This was • spaniel Kr. Hon oraesel for the plentiff s e Mr. Q. 0., Mr. smosil were foe thil TM sedge Mee hyibe pkiellff as sort friend el Emma Diagentok le power damson for the loos of bet savior to emappeuese et bee esioa ins bg the diteadraft Cole laid lee plaintiff wee • al era lowers, earryiag as burner ia whom* with his eirter, Yrs. Fisher. at Bath, sad the &imam* wee • pestles of 405. sidershie fortme, residing at Bath, afford, sad Mee whim, kept boater% mad ahead the mashy. ladoe 'aft part el the rex thilthe defandem was living M Bath. and at that UMW Mies Hatparter, niece al the plaiatiff, was reeling with Kim SW use Meat 111 ream of se. sa d she ettniend the elimales Gabs dishalhat, who was he or 29 year. el age. He fellowird beraliont some Mom and by mesas of • comma fined rat 1111 iii 1,111106116 to bet. From that time they walked slant natV la bah, were sem by the Maids al beilo, and the =hie Mia ti men Melly batomekla Thant was she so dell A that he mama abashed to her, for two or throe those a day 1 , be wrote her letters of as marries shersoks. Autonother settespliebitiete thiponot hdy wad play am the piano /ores, and at Mr KM of lase io the mom year be west whit born bar ass's lama, kr the poilef brain bra play ea air femur Mennen el Maras. ffeiaMter.) He at list monies looked the door of the room. and ia of her rosidease solianded is oidesin be He weM ho Hammen. bet the retzsrpoadones sentinued, and Wm Carpeetsr went to London red we the,. met by the Wes. dust. Elbe wrote to the defendant Malang him of the feet, and he replied that he would marry bet; that Mille going to PM/ the Wowing dap, sad would Mid her his midweek He, however. did set mho, sal she tlid sat Wit from him for 12 month& whet the net his is the of Both, and be appented to meet her is the bat did sot de so. About two meatio gher mrlooliou Nisi Carpenter onesseried mid woo in tee • night, sad it was to recover dumps for tisk. e I r rims during this period and for her wonaded henna thoh the mhos was Iro egh t. It appeared that lees Cierpenitr had branglitn• reliesat the spring mime aphis( timi debrodeat for hem& ef preoalso of mereine. and VIM ft was econedied without ging to Wel be , the dialaideat my log to the plaintiff the sue of MOB., the lettere of the dr fondest ban given up. Emma Harpister was asamioad suppert ef the plate. tirs ease, aad is the Mine el her exemiaatka the said she had ptesorved copies of ready • all the hams she Led received from the ddeadoot. She said that he mod he call her his "little Min," that he gave her two rinse, one of which he requested her to wear upon bit sopped huger ; and that he *leo gave her his portrait in a locket to wear round her neck. Mr. Coleridge--What caused yea to make • sopy of the lenses? Whams—Bemuse I liked the mem (laughter.) I to look Man mot thank he bed been • Imo man •le me. Orometzeroised—Had be provisealy angaged to • yew& me, a kb. Onestme, • caromerelol traveller. He we bp. term 40 mil 50 yens of ago. (A leogb.) Hr. Ociatidge-1 am pled to hoer that age is by • lady considered yosing. (Laughter.) Orom.oxamitied—Was raver mega ht Mr. Reeves. Mr. Coleridge—Did yea totem his them I Winer- Re sever asked me. aater.) Mr. Coleridge—Was he what was "spoon r hush.) Witorn—Not on me. Other wineries were called in supped of the plaintiff's ease. Mr. Coleridge mid he could not ecntesd that Mr. Lim. wt had set done wren, bet be bad elmady paid for it. One of the greatest mac The who hed Heed had mid— gods ars st, And of our &mud vies o ft miss rods To mum is. He mould ea dm jury 'WALE Mr. Lemport had net hem 'Lady anikiantly seemed by is* payment of the 1001. Be contended tart tbe }lanai( Li suffered re lam al arsine by the eminctios of Illy Oarponter, and character ised Use ems ea an atsenney's Th. jury. after • Imi dellberaMma, :rimmed a medist for the iderdant. OXFORD OIROUIT.--Gioucaersa, Item= 9. The oosunirsios for the city end county was owned tr day. the judges of the eireolt being Barth Mennen and Yr. Justice Bytes. The °deader is slither • heavy one, there Wag over 40 prisoners for trial, issludiss one for murder sad five for 'mealy. Thin is as umber of disgusting eases. The smart ess i t ua se epwiM n exottensest is the county, it having mines eat of pithy feeling at the last electks for Cheitesham. The prisoner, Yr. Crises is a chemist. sail as the polling day of the elec tion had biome mush suited. About 9 Sclook is the mule& while within abyss Bigli-streth he met the de ceased, who was one of the massesgme far Colonel Berkeley, the nnsueoessful osadidani, • few Most* words passed between the parties, when Came drew. revolver end reek the deceased to the mouth, easing big death is s few hems. The nisi prim business is are heavy. Both courts ma memo trials to-marrow mashie,. NOILTIIERN CIRCUIT.-11ANCRAgna, ARS. 9. (Before Mr. Moak. is the filmeirs Osurt.) CONSPISACT TO Dina= TIADSIIOII. James Owen and Dorothy Fuld were aorta with ison spirag to alma by false peolismook and with intent to def reed, goods to the value of between 7001. sad 8001. hem certain wholesale tradesmen is Leedom. The *admen's is question are Manes. Morley, Messes. Doeidegbam sad Mater, ad others any* ow balsa is Woad skeet, Lood Mr os. . Lassa* sad Mr. Jordan promoted ; Mr. Oettieg ham defeeded the prisoners. This was as important sad interesting ens. Both the pri sasses are young, and the female, who is lakiag, was very hadenahly dread. The l a lag fads proved in the widows were to the Wiest that Km Field, represestar herself to be a widow, is May lest seined a shop is Oerporatiosareet, Massliestee, pro paella to oarry on babas as • glover sod hosier, end advertised for ea seMetast. whisk led to the for that purpose of Mks Kean Smith. Mr7 B lMr! Inveller hews laden, salad at the shop to solicit enders, sad invited Ms. Field M the Memos Hotel, V. , . r, te aspen samples of the geode he bed with him. Mir Smith atempanied her. llabo aniseed goods from Mr. Smith, end that mietlesnati regnitiag a referents As , nsi him the seam of Jame Owen. Seq., Upper Now Hahne, Maneborber (the male prismer). Xis. Smith she was entitled to en amenity of 1001. per awn, and expected to rewire 3001. is a died time to which she was entitled from friends in Wales. The result of her visit to the Maresca Hotel was that it was agreed to be desirable for her aid Miss Smith Is go so Leaden and visit the large wholesale hems Is Wood-etrest sad seighbssr. hood to select a stock of gads isms eatiellarteelly. They went to London on the fOth of Jae, sad eslesind geode to the aroma of 7001. or SOK Mrs. BIM eseeseled is satisfyieg all the traumas by her rehreme. it appeals, except Messrs. Morley ; but es her Mess to Yamada she resolved • letter from that fins, stating tthheeyy wen ready to forward the goods es the am* of a estifastery reference, with hie signature to a mummies for IDOL Os the 23rd Jane Mies Smith, at Mrs. Field's desire, wrote to Messrs. Morley, giving the same el Jams Norton Williams, Ea., of Aberelly, Wales, as the trades of the property from which she derived her &neat,. Meas. Morley 11147 i• to that address, prated form of gametes need for mob parp= la ti i s ; dos course rewired it back with the signeare at Mr. JUDY Norton Williams. An intrestiag part of the evidence went to prove that eo.temprassenaly with Mass. Mariey's correspondence the male prisoner betook himself to Wales, in company with a triad maimed Morris, and axle( ham& io lodgings at Abe:Telly, put karat is communication with the postmaster, receiving from him various letters addressed James Norton W infamy Esq. Subsequently he directed letters to that address to be foreed to him to the firm of a Mr. Jones, near Oompa. A letter was sent there, which wee opesed by Mr. Imes who rising wee from Messrs. Morley, and that some 'mistake bed mimed, hot It on his trantedisse with a view of retursieg to the post-allos. While he was out is the Adds, wever. the prisoner Owen called at the bass, and obtained the letter from Mies Jones, the daughter. Having dieebarged his besieges satisfactorily is Wales the primmer Owen retain& to Maschesser, and sow (the goods , of Messrs. Morley having come to hand) made his appear ance at the shop in Corporatimetreet. The discovery of these circumstances ass led up to in a remarkable manner. The primer. had previously lived together as mac sad wife a shop in Stretford-road, Manchester, where Owen had carried on business as • grocer and me dealer, and had become bankrupt. He is still se uneseild. Med bakrupt. Some gentlemen who bad repelled goods to Stredoed-road, recograeira in Mrs. Field at the shop in Corporation-etrret the Mrs. Owes who seed to be in the shop is Stretford road, thought there was some jugglery in the matter, and west to his satiation, who ob tained a proems from the Oreirt d Reseed, and seized the goods is Oarperatkastreet. By means of an intorplseder seamons, however, Ma. Field, denying that as had ever been married to Owes, again obtained possession el the pods. The plot, however, was now thickening feet. ]ties Smith was • respestable penes who bad hiaato been risceived, had her sespisions awakened by what wee taking place, sad, feeds( to be compromised, wrote to Messer. Money mid the esker Los doe tradesmen. The men wee that the matter was pot is the hands of Sergeant Rmidl, of the metropolitan police, sad he vies to Manchester, west with Overeat Samna of theMaschaster pass. ad apprehended the praisers at their lodgings, awe they hated papas and oonespos dome which ambled them is Jesse eel the whole of the proseedinp is Wales. Is a diary heed es Owes Awe were the dates of the female priernees Jena, ambe. There wan also the dates el him via le venues ls L parts of North Wales, seersupendisg ash the dates ai Nem& W.Y. acereepwrolasee. sod ress=il i te rerrearestissee W The ewe vessel par rum MIDLAND WAGON OmarAirt.—At tho *Wag imitd To moday 2 1 BruisiseSs.. Kr. W. Owes is Vas ark, a dividend at the Ms ern p....< per assims was is. dared far tie sod el . issit-year. „ =‘ , gass 1,41DL ins married to libio media ipok sibs hob at . loan simarAfts. 1 b 19 4 .4 144. ; Maw" —*ill kaI.L9A t• 9 d.; nid• ; GOO ram lrid. Una LEATHER.—Duriag tie pan insarartaseat Ow &mad good& Oa Toady at LeeMeYtD as.., al Moo; ma a ia•datate soma tautsaatat at about kW pima Thin . fresh halter ; sea asp hides, English butte at ammo. quality, cat %Ott wdibta, mad Moat Ousel& boom this matt ia marl °MlN.—Honor, Amer 9.—Wc ou offer •.4W.1120 trade dose Neddeg &rag Is ening sem Whin, whits, 411 e. WV& . . Giracasw, Amer 9.—Thb day's staesded, sad the traassetioes f with retail buyers, at about la. pes the adman awe* ail att -k beirel sad L. per seek dews. sandy. lbw* aaaltsreilL Bras br Peas fa MEW request, sad few bd. per 118011.. blew. CAITLII.--liouezma, Lows, r. foe all the sewed lied Werke qualishoe. 3e. 4L to la. 61. ; melee. la. to yea. 4% 8/ to le. 41. pwk, el *be., daisies the elkl. 00ALS.—LCEDOS, ADMIT 16s. 911 ; Mabee Hartley. 16s. 16s. Id. ; Wylsas, lb.; Wins Sal lad las. 611. ; Walls Will. *.d ( i= autispool, . Diskant, 19s. 9d. ; Walls Ead '. sad Dultris Nadas, 14s. --Ships TILLMO REM =W.2& Mao Ins. Weak seam Juno 4. tam nem am{ 1M Tad=o SOS 640 Do. JUDD 11 - 4,910 West embus Jose 10. Ustras-11.W. Una 02 - Do. X.W. Um ... 79 -. Mkoe wen Joao 11. lest loam 11014 11,01 Da Jane 18 - 9.919 Do. 26 1196 19179 W..k sottri3/9 1 9 U. anal Truk Monis ISTF UAW 19,97 0 UN 9. sw ir ea lsoing July 211. North inns= US ••• •-• din IO Wink tedlos Anon & Ihroisk end lei 149 0 119 I Ussance and II Z i 76 II at 1 Watotford Nal It WS SO al 0 weeleara no tr err roe 10 1 . 6 Week sollog Smut b Cork and Mond= n 919 196 A i Won sodlog Anima S. Ounbdma SI 1011111 1,06 1.141 Sall 1.1 1 Cornwall 1.06 SU 1.9 1 6 Greet lhotont one nue non WSW NO argot Northers Area 00., l Wlsloro Dover neo ...Asa WO run NO Ask, sod It irk. la * itnnebss 196 12.001 1.798 1901 IS Metro. la 0 LC. aD. 12 2.799 NO Oa . .., (.at Coast Brooch SU 9.70 486 VW _.n Lemnos saltowoi;:nroe n.rot earn 12 Lo s 44141441 a ilotliWouirs - 99197 6,144 KO Winaestarlllassm 169090, Umeada oler. 94 0 l, 1149 7,964 11,447 KM a l lima Aar tion. a Insbesa 1,146 474 1.414 1. 0 Wldlead wen neeernme. - ••• earth Devoe o • et the 1040 Ice both wombs the Loa* CWWW I li ,„ Dover Railway Company are antilled to nada le 0940. working the traffic --------- 11AWC7111,11.11, 8111371TELD, AIM LnrOCGIZ BAILIILT,4IIIII lOW 011111111111111 011 tide eespot 4 and canal, ineladino note, toile. Oa% fla. • to J ale 30. 1866, aroonatod to 37.092 k. •• i tot tie oorroopoodbas period of 1861. The Tim Booth inaction ronipts &waist •• 10 11 •••• M I: Jul, 0 110 J uly 9o oinonatod to a. 2721. am wind the 42s2l : a z i it ..4 vsu _onol of 14, Lod 01 8 aril ° _.s. The Hudson River Railroad Company I , o w r seated or He cloTorneco in noes* MAC • ~- • "—WWI. waiiiir, sod shad, all at mot. or OM" aohody lilt to Wag as action tor dassass. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIOS BIR& did/ 03 Linu.— Loss 7, at Park Hou TH se, &mama TIWW O • df Cal:- k W. IL Ohba Oi II MIL DAVMAPipit 7, as &was. ta. wif. of A. 0. garls, MI" daaghter. °ma sh, wiss —Aapa a vr. " . agetaglea lay. of rage, * uniw ketta , iiiabem NerrfadT i o HAIILOTZ —August 11. at chataaa Hofi, a L. L Ll:gi.mias.-11,421.14.....Tibtre.L.A...._Lealefroad;now:soliowq..if. :::1114011111 e... 0.1 11 TtrlUllol.—Appet I. at etrasibmwal4 No- IL •---- Wtodkaw. lIIABILIAC ellairr -BATHZ.--Aseaut a, at i Us Irv. IL Sown; IL M. ensue 'II, W iiblibie. daughter of ' lieits.llllftlim riarbese.Dlolllllll.l a, at 11, tlat Km W. • t=1;::: ••„4 10i4fai. a rM, ielostai, DITAIM N4 nilliU.S.—Aligest 4 0 iins*ss items*. ft.,. lasi aa. arr—Aag4S aa Mg Mew ilarels. . aged SR :AZ: T. at Balk Cdr i• .--Avend T. at Jaidaliart. isliksee at Os Ms T. 1141.1001 1 1 1 RO as eff—avers il, sillumsolh.V Aosta. %WM .at by yam., Is sks air Oeles la Lantierdairest. bi the Tireassu. Avant srii:~l ~_~~ '~ 1 0 00 !' l ftt ?3 11 1 se Nil 1 ?YR !NU t i t al b.," Jai Tiut a 1. PAMIR(' mar. TtritaDAY, AfroVor & The lint ot th is l ' e ' ad km*, whisk bays acquired tie celebrity d m % laujell la lisethede it ad Me* had able I .or the apart the d She esterive ask amen, amen, ea W 66 Metall Owed Rallse. V ea the ODNWO• was learadja Jae tbeees ee , ..!PI war • lop alesslesie d 1 - 1 - ...zi eettael. tadillem to *i wait h e '''''d I rtali s tryrt the sarresadiai diarsd a 7r al esttle wee plebes tie l oom CI I , teem bare wheelie& at say ot the Avila eredade Jai.- • ' Fed tea year. There Ins aa aaamally steed,7" - . 7; readisa of lii Omsk, wid th , is tent, emillskli s ' ' ' at the sachet. There use only ins lad el 04. .....- berm ea sale, aorketetah brats at th, salt '-- - sat it b adly m asesied. Arabia* Mots sad baths he 'V . :: OM were se extremely Minded show, sad ally age fic i.., et reams sad tat beam were 'Rest. Ts te,"' - el draws was whittled be dr. Dawes, yea DJ m is ode etas toe sea. The ohm al • =tows was sot pawky ao Imp sadr.et hat year, bet id s : were quite ve sod as tba, id i st r ie sad _ethar . tale held led est T spat to &ell, d .th e tea the i was allowed that the suable was pates 6 • • maid year, what're, sem The !slier cdf ie -' a 1„ sa m y lio be attnbeted to esearawser, de medal , 2 / 6 " hilib t i ela4 t O A mai emmaiadies hateees akar aid et the to satoat—wine i Pe —sad to thi st owl is f r ivan m il Markets by ansmipatay amm o , salidesdaw Elm In the e s ," steak end She artvalhaset of local= age at Ilk - , tadias allemit the sambas Iran eat& gess% , • Of a , one ce twfblete d UNIAP sale wee 46 _ el% Id il D I VlSbads evil ter the make& that nereteee dassed far soot candittosed beasts d *LI was fair, and pr , though pates es 16 u ea.lw , belle mese& were sad to there 6•161116 W , ease market lest year. The Werke ad emeds iatjah wa7da " . lars the lt rappcad woald difikali er dlilied va % sell' bodag t, "d however:::.to e : ag eles a rfie ., ....__ ___Wi l I &Isola wield. Isidies bresiti tedlelle, . %'' 4 2 4 1 tataainala ea ash inn quits as darer 66 as ." .4. ' - '.. A. . area ns. stream deariptieas et ftallat nip lioN. a bad from lad year, bet 'hos* sd, id • lee Ode o w that the market immure i Caest, owing te tidy settle having bora blt ia. prieet la the Highlaada. Blida aid dire o I breed wove a dew odd sale, old= win Ile I vo l , Baohlyvie a tow days ago. A Web ass as e ._ dear marled, and owlag to dreeastare • " t. ; buyers baited their radon, to preent OM e The show et home wee beady ea averva, alear la 10,&____„ 12001 et mashers or (patty. Wm was dall sad Ss dr omossir ee": , slighy beak. Of cattle stair &mace was effected, beta pd warn , 4 bosom remained trenaid.—Borth Bridall6l4 04 ZARKHTS. ,A l l I TALLOW.—Warsienar ltraeura.-11re mai a trot to-day. Spot, 42a. ed. ;Of:stoker to Dearateca,4 . to 43a. 6d. ; JerearY a Mard. 445 . .. Ned. 46. IL i 44e. Bd. De li very to last evening, RV arks; antrs t e sake. A .....;, DOTTON.—usTarooi. AVG WIT 9 .—lbehe ay tats 1001111 Egyptiate, O. tato,. dearer take the low sales 0 al si t ili 's tea Wog loath 17$ . ; Aintrisn sad Duel do dearer ; ether ids& differ. Nails 12,108 bils I. Seam 4,1100 for _sea sSiss sad eared. 1.400 teas I. isd. se 1.91‘. • 800 Pena" he., 1714. to lft.; 1111, Th on mi ,„,„ oi 4 mid. ; 200 Yank sod Babis, 141.5 1 40 181 d. ; 2,000 Swale% dd. to 28d. ; 300 Ihess, 140, lit& i 4 1. 4 c 16 . 861 . 66 r lA' 6 ! 164 5 L i Medl66:.l*llllil west lass its ism a 1 for mret I them eili g a4 MIMS 011 l ielinl i bus ass sada,' iss, 45111. to Mk* e a 3 . , esti Vas VOW' Ol i l '' ases Wes 11111.111 i IVA Tiiii in had vay tier eee we@ d 10. et Whoa, red, Oa t+ d a l day's add as Is ass 4 wale was IS pss all era id ad kraal I miss to Aka lie aaAme , mar. Oats ad e twee& ow atatagr Ph at A =_ rr 9.—Taris Mai ea ell ialitiss. lisst adds o 6a. 11.1. ; leak a b. li I rg 1. 4L to 4s. IL pale 1 lip OM The 9. —O. IA mai 6s. 9d.; Wad T 1 w ee k I tad Roswell. Ws; W ' Ills Ea Timm'. a 4 Vi ' Mi. ; Wail Dili hi Too, 1911tod. ; do i n i).2,, pe a asidost, la odtt .1.1 8111 TIIIINS. fli I No. iller Vide VI .80 Ts. diashisg A I . ta. 0 -r; Mil nso lax' Or to 49 11.117 11.111 1 1 to 11,171 V ea di 061 ISAR 16.08 ILI no mon 11.161 .. 160 L7O 1U&1 110 w IN ___ r A. 2 the $ eti vial' 010' vi dißiz, awry itamme. ) laserier a • ✓egesia-pirt. -. etas *AM 1 6 .- ea , • Ow Comma ismaid MOAB c. W. lamai l wwdeld, alesiriay. frit - t, um. 0. dr se sit Litlit Use 110 1 4_,A at YAM 77 pr i i i/ lams