The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-06 00:00:00

1 . ort 5 . _ NEWSPAPEit rj 4 0 ;2, • gsauaxa No. 4,336.) 'LT STEAM COMMUNICATION to Nrw TORS —TM LIVERPOOL, NW TO nod PRILADFLPIIIA STIAM ARIP COMPANT.Intend Inelz tall•poseeled trod Reny ateetweltpa, calling at Qsseasiewa Ss manta nommen sad JesgetabM.~ sa fellows WILIRIT FRAM uritarooL FOR MEW TOIL %lot), W July I. crrT OF WAA ednesday. R INGToN, Wednesday. July I& And every sneeeedlag Wednesday. Cede Paelage. IT. sad !I Fahmenaseeedlng to Ile ainosnato agass. /ordeal smenege, pallasa. Inalwidag Pasesogere toe Cana.4 Use Winnow basial ea wag advaatageoas tenr.--/er father poidiumlaw Mb WILLIAM InlordrestLeverpmml; SD and MARX!. IR. King inmirraired. us& LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1860, (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. rllO tho 11,11CTOBJ3 tit BRIGHTON. 1111,-1 bs to offer myself as a csadidate tor tie boom of the vacancy In your representation emir Mooed by the lac eeied death of your late respected amber. I take this step le the roneirUou that my political opieleas are in accordance with those of the great melarity of the thw Tr I regnetat the question of reform has owe more been post. posed. It mad "' it: rpeTtr " a „ t f h l hnetWnthiT of parliament. on this subj)ect -ay he satisfied, the franchise must be substantially emenaeu, and decaying towns must yield the light of rrpresentation to New and rising seats of popular Industry lam la favour of the ballot for I consider that no man ought to Interfere with another in the exercise of the franchise. The recent rejection by the Bones of Lords of the Bill tee the Abolition of the Paper Duties I hold to be directly opposed. tf not to the letter at Meet to the spirit, of constltugonal pre cedent._ NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Yesterday was, par excellence, a business day at Wimbledon. It wee all work, and but little show. There was, consequentl►, as compared with the three previous day■, but a thin *Melodrama apron the ground. At the men. mencement of the proceedings there were scarcely more visitors than may be seen at an ordinary pigeon match. Of coarse the competitors for prizes mustered in full clambers, though the majority of these did not appear until towards the middle of the day, when the great events of the meeting ' were to take plea. The first business was the settlement of the ties made in Wednesday's shooting, and this DOOM eerily brought out some first-rate practice, as the tromped tors were such only as had proved their superiority is the preliminery trial. The Gye prises —one of 1001., and four of MY. each—were virtually decided on Wednesday, and the shooting of yesterday was merely to determine the relaim degree of excellence ./ the several candidates for honour& The result wee ea fellows :—Whams, 4th Kent Riles, $0; Seaford, St. George's, 10; Robertem, 10th Perth, 19; Dove, 9th Lanark, 18 ; and Murray, Peribiteshire, 18 points. The contest of all camas, which was also one of the pm- Melly decided affairs./ the previous day, resulted as follower Winners in order of merit at 203 yards : -Piece, New man, Rom, Knecht, Peter, Chaim, Mawler. Quailed to shoot for the Primes OesnaWs prise, in addi tion to those marked • :—Prince, Collins, Nawrisson, &w -it". Burnam. . - • • Winners In order of merit at 300 yards:—Roes. New. 'neon, Willem, • Berl, Dillon, • Forbes. Qualified to shoot for the Prince Cow art's prize, in addi tion to those marked • :—lindsay, Talbot, Thovel, Batey. There is still a vacancy, for which Piece, Mawler, and Jeffreys will have to shoot off. I The Duke of Wellingtou'a prize will be shot for after wards. Her Majesty's prise and the gold medal of the association will be idiot for ea Saturday. Her Royal Highness the Dubow of Cambridge and the Printer Mari h►ve gm Moody intimated their intention of attending the meeting on Saturday. The edmiesion will be la., and carriages 2s. 6d. lab) Inttllfonct. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JULY 5. Mr. Yardley asked Mr. Young if the publication of the alleged libel was admitted. Mr. Young—No, sir. If the ease is sent to the sessions I shall plead a justification. The defendant is the secretary to the Boot sod Shoemakers Seeeety, held at the Silver Lion publichome, in Penny-fields, Poplar. Mr. Stoddsrt pit la a large printed bill, the libel in question. It was to the following effect :—" To the working m at f Poplar.—Fellow-workmen,—l beg to inform you that Mr. Barrett's workmen are on strike. The cause of this strike I will, briefly se possible, explain. Fellow-work men, there is a system of making shoes by merely bradding them together ; these shoes are termed riveted, or machine made. The journeymen shoemakers, knowing them to be nearly worthless to the purchasers and • great injury to themselves, refuse to make th e m, even to work for a shop where they are sold ; and each an imposition prac tised on the pubic; and this man styles himself, ' the work ing man's friend and no mistake!'—Your, &c., A WOIKINU MAN, June 27, 1860." Mr. Barrett said he WA a boot and shoemaker and vendor, and employed a great number of hands. On the morning of the 28th of June last be saw the defendant near his shop with what appeared to be the proof copy of the bill produced, which he took to a man, a shoemaker, and it seemed to be approved of. Aa hour after wards the defendant gave away 1011 or more of the hills to shoemakers and others near his shop. Those willing to work for him were interrupted, and sometimes 15 or 20 bills were given to one man. They continued to be distributed from the Thursday' to the Saturday, and they did him an injury. He inked the defendant the name of the printer of the bills, and he said, " I wont tali you." In answer to queetimus by Mr. Yardley the witness could not take upon himself to say the bill prodnced was a copy of those distributed. The defendant had a great number of them on his arm. _ _ Sittings at Nid Prim in Louden.—(Helot. Lord Chief Justice Erie and a Special Jure.) RUMELL AND ANOTHER T. NICOLOPELO AND ANCTHER. AOYAL AGAICULTORAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. MALI OF A CA ZOO OF WHFAT. The plaintiffs in this ace are corn merchants Limerick and in London, one of them being M. p. for Limerick ; and the defendants are Greek merchants in the City. On the 26th No►ember, 1868, a =goof wheat arrived at Queens town, the grain having been put on board at Taganrog in the August preceding. The defendants owned this cargo, and they sold it to the ilaintiffs by sample, and upon a re port made by Messrs. Scott and Co., of Limerick, that the grain was " cool and in good condition." The plaintiffs now claimed damages upon the ground that the cargo was, in fact, heated and in bad condition. The jury, after considering the matter for au hour, gave • verdict for the plaintiffs for 865/. from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA QUEBEC, by the %altruist 1:losoa INN= Cololoo" . • Ilan Rtearorm. from 1.1 VIUtIOOL to QV • N ota II KRITON. if ..hdly IL k. 111 EMI.% N, Waimea", It I ANA! il %N. Wodosoloy, July IL NUI.O.OAXON u , W I. loot, Moo o f pomp :—lrtrt c !1f M. mod LIS lis. lair. otellste, 411 ft: MM. L 7;.. totto to Wow York, llsrAss. mobil** Tomato, wain al parts of Om& NM the Walton litotes. at —Por brim apply to WILL orl WAWA 19, Watenoktooll, CANTERBURY, Twr MOAT. lan tis tamer of the abolition o church rates. I trust Mat the kinktry will not endeavour to retain. against the /earnest of their best ammeters, that most objectionable dense In Me Omni BM requiring a statement of religiose opinion. I ham for mil years, whilst engaged in the active pursuits of a temoieent Ilk dented much of my time to old In the aorta that have he.. made to Improve the sanitary and rooml taw dales of the waling dames, awl to spread education mess ai s seetisms d She eemmunity. Nov. that I hays greater isiesee, I =lsessweed by your choine.kndeavour to promote them and Alma Is the wave sphere and with the larger in. grace of a amber of the legislature. I womb' wept the strictest economy In our Public Expetidi• tare : hut It be consistent with and tend to the thorough etheitsseg of eat beers by sea and land . Indeed, I think It of the poson occupied by England In the councils of the Met air statesmen should be debarred by °maiden- Pons for our seta, bale herimely avowing their sympathy with the mikes sew berokelly Arian to Male that constitutional ?redoes which we Melly regard es our boat safeguard, and the mistmgeluir of our sellenal progress. Year Neal s-o—s.s. -so-. are In of wI so neer ia fyS=l:: w ith my mead ever oonsmandmi waohfal attantion. I shell take the earliest upper yet saseling you personally, mei can then eater mare tally into Me aspics that now engage public anemias. • I line the homer to be, gentlemen, Year faithful serrost. Boatels. Jaly 11119. FILZDIOLICI Q OOLDBMID. In most departments of the exhibition n good deal of excitement and bustle has been displayed in the course of the day, and much that required arranging yester day has now assumed order and system ; still there are vast piles of goods yet unpacked, and truckloads of implements ce t►. siding, awaiting time and opportunity for their re• :soma to the yard. ROTTERDAM wad the RHINE g r fw it ilt• to • Wm.—The Netherkaads 114mia-best Osagv am sod laveerlle staimakiVATAVlllkOeluda W. tri" overy_ ma nt: . brat .7:4 116. 0• 81.411 Ort train of the owrr. every Thinly RD. —rat peer" &v., apply at Cbspanie 06.4. w. or to PA ILLIPI'I, OZAVIII, . 1/1111./P • Arreis to the Setberlamla Steam bag Casegasy, 11. Ilootl.lros. Qt 7. ILC. The trial yard, where the implements were tested by the dynamiter, attracted a good deal of attention, and was at tended by missy of the trading practical agriculturists of the diairiet„ m well as implement makers or their represen tatives, from distant counties. Thrashing-machines, chaff cutters, mills, ollcake.breakers, and turnip-cutters, both hand and steam power, were submitted to the test, and the regalia duly recorded by those in charge of this of the show. Nothing absolutely new in peiaaipe or ap plioation was produced for trial in connection with this class of implements. It is believed, however, that there will he far Ism, se far ass number i. maesesed, of them tried on the present occasion in comparison with those tested at Chester two yew; since, and this is attri butable to the absence from the exhibition of some of the principal implement makers, in consequence of the misun derstanding existing between them and the Council of the Royal Society on the question of prices. It is said, how ever, that the reasons assigned by the great makers for the ecome adopted by thesmiu this respect is not sympathised in by the implement makers in general. The society still matinees to give prime for almost every implement con. nested with the operations of the farm. The working of the steam cultivators on the land attached to Folly Farm, adjacent to the ehow-yar formed one of the principal features of today's procinge. These operations were carried cut on a clover stubble, the soil consisting of • light sandy loam, one end of the field forming an incline, the upper part being much stiffer than that lower doom. There were five implements in the field for competition, of which a few particulars will be necessary. Fowler's ba lance plough, driven by his patent windlass sa =ducoemeede the first in order. Mr. Fowler appears to have some new and efficient arrangements for working his machine on this occasion. To-day he wee working his 4-furrow machine, which travelled much faster than it had previously done, going fully 31 miles per hour, the engine (a powerfullo-horse) working at 01b. pressare,and performing 150 revolutions per minute. The implement laid Ite furrows very prettily and true. Not working with a skim coulter, the whole of the top was not entirely buried, but considering that four furrows were placed at one time, the work was very uniform and even, and would bear comparison with muck turned out by single ploughs. It was stated that eight acres could be ploughed in a day by this implement, the general characteristics of which are well known. The fur. rows were 7 inches deep and 10 inches broad. Colerrui n's steam mitivator was the sexton the ground,bnt this was not at work lams we 'whited the field. It differs from Fowler's steam ad eosatis of alarms iron frame on four wheels, the worked by a series of five broad shares, covering a opTesTiTour feet. The entire length is about 15 feet. The Mead shares have a natural action, and the implement pcs. name some vary simple but effective arrengements. Chandler sad Olives plough (three furrows) did its work vary well, but the furrows were not so regular as thine mo dem' by Fowler's, although they were turned better over, and there was lees gram to be seen. Beard's plough was worked by a small 8-bore steam engine. It embraced some sew features, and it was represented that any farmer pos sessing a steam engine could work it at an outlay of about 1001. Eddington'a three-share plough, with a balance con trivance, came next. This plough sou worked with two summon ti-horse engines placed on high frames. It turned • very good bottom to the furrow, but left it very irregular. Hancock's pulverizing plough was also placed on the field, but its peculiar and striking characteristics must be noticed when the result of the ploughing is given. There wen seven two-horse reapers started for competi tive about eleven o'clock on a bad piece of rye, the ground being vary foul. They were assigned half an acre each ; bet it could hardly be considered a fair trial for them, 100 king at the foulness of the ground, and the short gum. tiryleorn on it. Among the reapers were the following ; —W. Dray (Farningham), patent reaper, invented and manufactured by the exhibitor ; Thomason and Co.'s cham pion reaper; Wood's combined reaping and mowing machine; Burgess and Keyes' M'Carmick s self-delivering repair ; William Trotter's flexible reaping machine ; Her. wood's combined reaping and mowing machine. Some of them reapers were also submitted to a preliminary trial the previous day. The result of theme trials has nut yet transpired. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JULY 5. Sittisp ist Nisi Prins st Guildhall.--(Before Mr. Baron Martin sad Common Juries.) NAOH r. GLIMONS.-BOUSE AGENCY. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, Mrs. Jane Nash, to recover from the defendant, a house agent, at 20, Old Cavendishutreet, Cavendishoquare, for negligence in letting her house, 24, Onslow-sq_uare. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Ililwurd was counsel for the plaintiff • Mr. Hoddle. Mon and Mr. Coleridge mpresented the elefee:dant. The circumstances which gave rise to this action were these. In April, 1857 the plainti ff , through the agency of the defendant, entered into an agreement to let her fur abased bane for two months, at a rental of 81. Bs. a week, to be occupied jointly by the lion. Augustus M. Capel and Lord Forth and their families. The agreement was to be signed ou the one pert by Mr. Capel and by the Earl of Perth, Lord Forth's father, who was to be answerable for his son's share of the rent. In the absence, however, of the Earl of Perth, it was signed first by Mr. Capel, and secondly "For the Fad of Perth, Forth, which tho defendant accepted as sufficient. Mr. and Mrs. Cape! and Lord and Lady Forth entered on poson, and on the termination of the first month Mrs. 1, who had some pecuniary assistance from her mother, Led y Maynard, paid the half of the rent, but that due by Lord Forth was not forthcoming. At the rod of the second month the same state of things existed, and Mrs. Nash put in a distress, and seised • . piano which bad been hired by her tenants. Before the expiration of the third month the parties left the plaintiff's house, but Mn. Cape! again paid the half share of the rent, so that in point of feet only the share payable by Lord Forth was due. It was prover! that Mr. Cape! had an allowance from his brother, the Earl of Essex, and that he had twice taken the benefit of the act for the relief of in solvent debtors. Mrs. Nash had brought an action to recover the balance due from Mr. Cape!, who allowed judgment to go by default, but nothing had been recovered from him. She had then sued the Earl of Perth in this court, sod his lordship having de fended the action on the ground that Lord Forth bad no authority to sign his name to the agreement the case re sulted in a nonsuit. Failing in recovering from Mr. Capel or the Earl of Perth, Mrs. Nash brought the present action to recover from the defendant the amount of the rent and the expenses to which she had been put in consequence of the alleged negligence of the defendant. The items were these : 161. 16s. the balance of the rent left unpaid by Lord Forth ' • 121. 10 a for dilapidation& during the tenancy ; 9/. Is. ficl. for the judgment against Mr. Capel ; 4 9 1. 9s. Bd. for costa paid by Mrs. Nash ; and 151. 14s. 4d. in the ac- Wu spinet Lord Perth. The ease far the defence was that the defendant had used all reasonable care, end that he had let other house* to Mr. and Mrs. Cape!, the rents of which had been paid • but it appeared he trusted rather to the resources of Mrs. Oval than to those of her husband. Mr. Huildleaton was addressing the jury at the close of the defendant's evidence, when Mr. Baron Martin said--That is not summing up the defendant's evidence, which is all you hare a right to do. Mr. Huddleston—l dispute that, my lord, with great deference. I have a right to remark on the evidence. Mr. Baron Martin—You have not. MOUNT -GREW 11; liasephirmd, to be Wit am LRAM tar acres ..i. 14 yeaso.lthlwesedieleprissisa. ma datiral4a raildesee I. I..esatthall3. Warts. Ur smolt of Harapottiel.blll, and ........iutn.La moat vita:Wes sag plobarawasa views ad tbs eiroeui.lina c.austry . It I. within 10 ailaarias' wall at Ike lialapeteal hill , tatt..• ..n the Nora looks Rail way, between which arel tl, l'ity &miss nut ferny id solawies. The assidoaso la la reel taletaatial repair, sail las wary maw saadalisa far • family .4 respectability. Mat Coale aro 101•1641 WM Mr cedar awl Dia.r tram sad sassosialsii sr fs, ids by laaariant rearview: Use draperies, lash. plis, ac.. an well sereearl tram Use lams, mad warty la Me *armory . blabs! pude; sad thew sackwarai og hag , Ow .lak mestaliod as onset aboat U lON S. tr at tsr e sier parUcalara aad anises to view apply to Ursa Rauft aad Oa* Ma 111., Oresisamilasok lasidaa. IC. In cruas-examination by Mr. Young, the witness said the defendant had been libelling him for three days. A board was carried by a man up and down the street where he lived, and there was an inscription upon it that he was the poor man's foe. A man came into his shop and brought him one of the bills. TO- NIGHT WASHINGTON FRIEND'S GRAND MCD ICAL sad TICTOILAL WITNITAINILLVT. wattled TWO NOUNS le CANADA sad the VNITU) NUM Mee ante of laterestlag leswery, with hi* Soap, Amiedotes. sad liwtodles, DAILY el Three sad Night ,'clock--ot. /mete Tleatellly. At 600 yards :—/irooks, Tinley, Stapyllion, •Dove, Forbes, •Peter, Roth. Qualified to shoot for the Prince Consort's prize, in addi tion to those marked • :—Vernon, Hogg, Lamy, Dewy, Rhona Mr. Yardley—There is not the lest proof of publication of it. Stoddart then railed Edward Wilder, a young man in the employ of the prosecutor, who said that he saw the defendant with a load of printed bills on the 28th of June, and saw him distribute them. He read one of the bills. W orir Ai ss :VANCEl3 MADE, 'milked dela , by Ile LONDON IN OtINPALIET ( Pio. on Esprit of boob. bib of folk of after op milsg. togayoble by may tardemera ollmote re amt. at oil on oosto Yon at. Coptioe s art; OM la dew of sa All ort wick hoopooloolo eel linos soot kat 1.141.111. VICTORIA CRO SS _ GALLERY, , .ptan" lr J. the Villarls then Zeroth their set ot warm sad chl . y We alas Idelerleet *tem thwaretles two atelowal seethe. the Brie wee Nth balm tralaity. JAL IOW& Seerthery. In our impreseion yesterday we gave the return of the highest scores made by the competiton for the 90 Whit- worth rifles, but am the award of the judges, in which are named not only the winners of the rifles but those who have earned the right to compete for the still more valuable phase given by the Queen and Prince Consort, which are to be shot for on Saturday, may be interesting to many, we subjoin it. The list of prizeholden, with the points scored, is as follows : 1. Sharp, 9th S sx . 17 Mr. Yardley—llid you read one of the bills the defendant was distributing ? The question was repeated several times by the magistrate before it was answered, and the witness then said, not from his hand. There being no other evidence, Mr. Yardley said —There is no proof of publication ; the summons is dismissed. iIIDILZW JAMBI 10111 r. Mooglas Maim 'OLD OHAIN/L—WATHERSTON sad 114000 VI bs to eon like rissuss d Ise /Mee to Mo of IN TOWS wide"' Um 611,11/ mili Gold Gerd Claim pourdromd .tree mismatara : 4 e. d. To woMmomilp of ris S dial% id Wm We To (IS, mud gold. ow dirt tips, M ASS& s ed.pgreisses. Woo A ROY LL BOOMS, Great Windmill-etre* Pleeedat Uceeded t b Aet of Paellmeel 11071CL —A rIIOLING SALOON added le tie Istateltehaw*Opoe every Cowl with Ye MONSTIZ RANA eandaeled Mom elieldatedretrt to Ye lagreeeir Ilispdaars. Open IA tlefideek. Mr. Barrett—The journeymen are bent on ruining me. What am I lode? 1 Henry, City of Edict burgh 3. Bainbridge, let West York 4. Collinaon, 6th North York & Paul 5t12 Kent 12. Wood, Edinburgh 13. Caiger,2od sex 14. Cocks, 11th 14 diem= 15. Phillips,lstSltrop shire 16. Plaskett, 21st __ Mr. Yardley—Let me have proof of the publication of the libel. It can be proved in the easiest way possible. SPORTING. Teed rpm OW 'Wm Ito I/CALM Irma% owl YAW, ot Ow pit aro owellod. pinu to Ike waxer: WM Mow owl Syr. WNW., tor . kW msel wwwwwike on mob. Vao. .r+ lo drool seiress to Ur bal se my itiorriw i r 11000IIM Cloidowtrea—Woosibotmt, 11wertsittotroot Covootipidon. Loados. W.C. Sir • • 17W. Mows mole of Orin sod ,lowdlooy 14 la each —r oll ostolioi ddsek. noot down wSW I. Y. maim mad cm totazdawt se THI LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-strod, if ion Went to geed pleeeent even*" oo to the tr ilmi lLlON AYII.ION, the SINN poem In Tondos, sad Ile beet CONCIZT. helmet= (I, setteeiment ticket) Ili— liralas Mr" If s Oallerlis. I NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. TICRISDAT, HANDICAP PLATE of 50 son., for 3-yr-olds and upwards. New T.Y.C. (5 furlonp 136 yards). Mr. W. &MBA A ud rey, by /Rockwell, 4 yrs Tat 4Th lA. lvan's; I Lord Stamford's Provision, S yrs, est 111 h ..'T. Johnson 2 Mr. tlibbs' Sailor, 3 yrs, est 10th 'Penn 3 Mr. Smile's 'Mailleur, S yrs, est 71h 'J. Daley 4 The following also ran :—Newstead, c by Surplice—Rose of Cashmere, Benicia Boy, Zaretan, and Maypole. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Audrey, 4 to 1 apt Zaretan. Nothing else backed. Won by three-quarters of a length, a length between the second and third. TUB CiiNn7ZIWIDLD Steam of 30 son., 20 ft, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Bst 41b; winners extrs, Lest hall toile of B.M. (38 subs.) Captain Brahason's Tomb-me-Not, by Tomhstone—Tri &nee, Sit 4Th in. Sharpe: I Mr. Payne's Copernicus, Mt 71b Lord Stamfords Imam, est 71b 9 Rogers; 3 Lord Clilden's Cynic, est 71b (A. Day) 4 The following also nu :---Olowley, Jingling Johnny, Parole, Knight of the Thidle, Nemesis, Polyolbion, Sister to Roeeia, D(opluintes, and Shillelagh. Betting : 7 to 4 aget Cynic, sto 2 eget Imam, Bto 1 each wit Diophantes and Copernicus, 10 to 1 apt Knight of the Thistle, 12 to 1 a pt Polyolbion, 20 to 1 each agst Touch-me- Not and sister to Bond. Won by a head, the same between the second and third, and the same between third and fourth ; Nemesis, Polyolbion, and Shillelagh were close up. Imam and Diophantes got badly off. HANDICAP 151 1 /1112TMENII Of 15 MOM each, 10 ft, for 3-yr- Gide and upwards ; to start at the starting pad of 8.M., and ran to the end of New T.Y.C., for which only Delusion and Mainstay colt were entered, was void. HANDICAP BMW/117AZ= of 10 sore each, for 3.yr-olds and upwards. Last half mile of New T.Y.C. (5 subs.) Mr. R. Ten Breech's Pomona, by Platcakher. S yrs. 84 7Th (0. Voidness) I Mr. Smile's Roesia, 3 yrs, 7st 71b Lord Stamford'eßentinek, 3 yes, est 7th 'A French) S THE CHAPEL ROYAL of ST. OZORGE, Wletber.—Ant pabilehed, smite d 10 wrimanzAnts, tree the Mortar or Me ma t o iv&the Choir, North and health I =Ve i = et the Prlarere Charlotte and the Torah lea erected by bar Ilejeety the Qualm after a design b 7 WILK. the Prime Ceelort, to the wispy of the Deetteva of 0 . The eerie' cwt tree on receipt of 57e.. or two epeellesee far Ile. Ed. C JONES, Ith 021ordetzeet. [nudes. nearly ono lite leerletival Whoheele and for expertatba. 6. Bul6;lothOlooceder 16 7. Stay, sth Susses 15 A. Baker, Bristol 13 17. Wylie, 14 Lanark l3 18. Blackburn, Edin . 9. Fielding, Flintahire. 14 10. Jackson, 32nd Kent. 14 11. Jenkins, sth Gla• niorgans . hire The twenty next beet to sx 13 19. laute u t, Ealioburgh l3 20. Rao, North York 11)LATIL—R I CHARD ATTENI3OItO2 O I - 41.6 Ward .Inek_if!,M bed Istodes- .d. 11P00N.4 Aar row as ohs: ~EDDm Ned BIRTHDAY PR/113112CTS. H. ZODILIOCIA, 42, Piccadilly. Molten aticaMosi to Ulm 'Waal !from c 4 DUMPING CASEA TILAVILLING DIMM ING BAOS, DIAPATCH MIXES, %What Oasek Work Soma, J..l Case*, LADlllfr RITTICULIt cad CAJULIAOI RAGS of every descripUm . 111:DIATAL MOUNTED INTILOPE CA3IOI, BUYTTINo-bnocA, cad INUATANDA ea salts; Honig Casket. Netting. mi Glom Bola, Pile NEW PATENT AULT-CLOWNO WOK -SLIMS, also Moire variety of ILLEGANCIEB NOVELTIES saltablo for PATAINTATION, too to maawrate. Ta ho MA it HENRY Xi OD2IOIIIOI lit Piccadilly, two doom hom Quesa's prise to marrow 1,000 yards are— with the above for the '7), ►t SOD, 900, sod 64. /1 aa6a 62.,11 14. 0. ea co. S d. 11 WIN Forksillr 11 •031 r 4.'11 boa . 1 . 6.4. 15 00 A. Spma4,llll 11 • t••• ' 040 ,15 0 0 11 , • • •,t• 12 6 25 • 7 • 'SDK •p... I • 6611 111 12.16 I 1 7 • irr.. "mw to to ais 4,n 60410014 •• •n 0 Owen, Olainorpa Cowan, 14 Lanark . .. 13 Marshall, let lasark l3 Sanford, St. Osage's l3 Lowly, Derby l3 Howard. &mei Tinley, 2t)d La aura 13 Hatton, 3rd 11srasbrat 13 Fenton. 9th MiedLoa: lieardell. 4th %my 13 Stearn, tith Snit& l3 Batey, 9th Surrey Porter, sth Surrey 11 33 Jotuition, Ireland Mee Williams, Buckingham shire Oornsll, 14 Suffolk Murray, Peebkeshire l2 Marriott, ith West York 12 Bridgman, 9th Middlesex 12 Brook, 12th Middlesex /6 - 41 w 'will= tar She W. al roginfissaiaby Isw isssolhis Aver spasm awl Wks al soy posies, M Ts. pit is. =MO lIILVItit SPOONSAND 1011110, warranted leadeo- Mode. rod et • Boob superior enmity Mr Dot usually WY Per keemenores mutorrs SELECT LIBRARY.—FreeIs a)pieo; coarser to be added dally of hearty every recent work =biography, and travel. The hest works of religion, pastry, an.l flctlon are also added an freely an sub serthin sway tombs then, The serptua copies are sold, after elfewhglow, at woolly red4lo[ll prices Mr cash. Revised lists are now reedy, atad oldulned ow appca lltlow.--C HARLIS EDIVAJID MUM. New 1 ixfd.rd.strept„ Loudon ; enwswtrwet, Manchosier: sad New-atrert. Mr. llndtllestoa—Will your lonlahip take a note that I object. Mr. Baron Martin—No, I rule on the act of parliament. Mr. Reddlreton I know the words of the act of parlia meat _ _ _ Table Table Forts 'poor per dome! Dererrt bessma 4 - I — i — e — i - trit — 6 — - 13 .— i I s 0 1 IT • • 0 • 10• ISO IIS• ISO ISO 1120 012* 1170 100 all other resdatlas at - 1,;;;; A obtrtiele at the sum .I.II IIC/IrIrATTANDOS N. 0:(Fo vs* and VOR. NIL' IWITIJUIT. L11:1101/72, ac r. W. ILEDIICTION Or THE WINN MM. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WWI COMPANY, In, PaWrnalt LW. The promises et the above Company beg is annonnen that they have redwood their Tariff of IhMee. and now offer their patrons the MI bane& of Um new essehnent. Sister to — Paiii . fora also ran. CALAMITOUS FIRE. WINDING:I:P FIALII of Wynn. BEECH wad BERRALL/1 CUSTLY ATOCK of ELE PANT and IMILYI'L SILKS. MANTLE.% SHAWL.% DBEAMIM. IRISH and TA/Lit LJ N ENS. Slleetiop, tr.. RIBBONS LACE H.MILEY, (MONICA. PARASOL.% snot rarloui Yaw, Goods. Mr . at a MITHICA :uel LAST BCDTCTION of Prices lOW cettent to the workmen cutrOor the premises to make the ez• tensile alterations and other Improsemesnts rendered abaolutrly requi.lte by Owings LAMENTABLE NIB& N It. Tit DI OLIVINE SALE bring for • LIMITED PERIOD ONLV, Ladies an earsettly solicited to pay an early tint on this occulun. T . be Bee Mee, ort end 64. Edgware reed. W. July. isso BEECH end BEKRALL, Proprietors. MODERATE PRIcE..4 with oENERAL ILICILLINCL RMOSES and SON can contidently_samert that Mel Poona adraotatos and facilities whide are guile beyond the reach of any other If eta In the Trade, sad we therefor enabled to offer a IMALL V lit S.ID AZTICLI et a VICKY UM Plitt 'E. The net pkulful cutters are sod dm. hllity ..f material ,to.I rorknmostop may be taWd oe. THE IlLeteitiE TAILoRINo OLPASTIIIINT la am.* daily teplenkhe.l from the 14 , 4 If. • end Furtio Markete. THE READY•LADK runitisoa DEP/JOVE:4TR are hap sibed with nn Immeiwr ams•rtiorill ..1 goods far mil eiJIMMO and all ..reopatioa• also a great ,arlety of 1.70 I fro Jumollos of all ales. THE fItMIERY and DRAPERY. HAT sad CAP, end DOT and eitior. DEPARTMENT'', ....main a eirefellyeelected suet of the Iwo not aroma Slanafactorea. . . be— S sh•mhtany wile*. set apprtoved of. It will be ez• changed, the moor/ Minnie& I '..rtter of NINON= awl AL130,1117, sad Corner of NEW oXYOIIID4TRYJIT. sad ZAZT4TIIII7. GRATIS ON APPLICATION 02 POUT 11r1 11 . MOSES sad SON'S Book for the Premed .13. Wawa. onahalulyi 'in. Growth of as Isigortooll tar al BMWs industry,' with nth. f.w liellmosiwwwwwwL Sof of Moon A Jun an elniminnin pinn Id alit COW swab. tomer of MI N 4 PRI Ks an.l ALDOATE. Ned Carr N 10 4 / x pIItiSTRISET sad wrrarszer, Bradford sad shrarld. Toeloidge. lItTUREB.—By Royal Liam PAU& w+VIbWIUM Yale-MM N Mkt Tit= (Fiessied sad Ye $s ItAblbllkes. len, Is aliwraci ay wpm* el Ile Medea be he the wet el.kite• lavastion IN thumb =Wee lta el 1111.11XIA. Tbe see al a e rg Is weed Le bed', wle dr retrilbe PIIIIIIftgAIMPIII asigilaii by Ye MOCIMAI hi II PAD art PATSY? LEV= d IS aft with no me& owe art altaawan the/ et serese be deleslid. aset M son aortas dew. A demertpUst deader mai be W. No Tire barverded by per, we the airowaterewc• at the ma stodons below the rpm A-les NIA be the rieder. Mr. Meesoldly. A. thsbliket Trim re lb are pls. • ••• a 1•Ella• to wait apse hair I)AVIESON'S EVERLASTING TEETH, not mmith mmtete Monty aryl mek that Daum approre to have sok @....l the ?armament lir. Ammo. at an Meek at kW per tenth, ahoo h prim can ast, Is Meememel evenalve montap. locks vo • Liget! Eirsersi c tar oi Sap era reayol teeth eltlient mew Iv enamel vdsite. awl bob lor ever Attomelouvor tom Ti. an Oa Mc. West Wrest lasts. over the Electric Telegraph UM, onomastics@ tom Ilucrlp tivr pompikta her by tit, Moe comma QUUND and WHITE TEETH are itbilispenaable 11,74. persosat stir.. i 5.... sal t • ht.elth asJ longevity br 4 11% tio.sr theethAtlon Itsol LA \ Ole OSTO. or etserl.ep. • white p.m*, t. m:• heti ..1 the choicest ead meet let leovha Itermtheat• of is... "tit ntel brri e j, It .tum.s. ay hert.tem• wthreeute• to the teeth. awl ru• s-. s piirt-Uhe shlr ee to the thumelle.l earthed. Arreet• the riari pre of decay hi the teeth. awl loathes • action of the ne .4 , 611 4... Rum. the imahllA.Ale so.l Jiailisettai ahe t•loet, tttaers • peril, eel fr.t.a..nee truly prised le lb ,toeit.r /Mew 14 per leo, venues. —Tie verge .11kow • heel. . are am the label. sae " llimrlisd aud /kr Ilelimeiredes." ma the te.reraliest eiblehp, 1•14 by Now awl b demils sad perfumer& EISCIENZLIA SKIN 80AP, the bast l'or pro dodos . dor aorl Ikaalsby Yds ; la I& ipardisai at Mir or wasit e= ij :Lkeitusell. Taman sod bata tay M kw . arnatmalarara al am. = B4. .. " eampoadie. amid amadlia. wale ba PrraraZ Cram Cangany. dialers la all saw *WA imildelk al Wads a briewasid awl aallat mom and Is Mak vallaldb* ..a. 4 mew Imp ado. *a —Swaim 31. IL% mit riviimita. i s la lava aad amat ia t u t a —jbah amd ammo la laripad with Or arm af . DILBELLOCV LOZENGES &ad POWDER, .r th 41.11 If ogelable nmer.ma. spriewl4 et by OW hi prim y 1 Ilksagla• d rink Men a. am of Isdlemillisa W .4. old .4 all Ye Mtn.= Memo d Ur Illoomdi art I ft.. —S. taw Ws of I fa 911 am balk at =. - maw, at, my .Sermon.—The annual dinner 0c bd.,/ ce this. s e t i .dr ph ice last evening at the Albion Timm Aliengate street ; the chair was most ably filled by the member for Finsbury, Sir 8. Horton Pct,,, - VOL:TN mil BEA I . TV. —Th e MIMI DI li o nbury, Niel" Moraland, Phillips, King anal L Ant: .e 14 . 4 . 1 .4 Y..th •.*••/0111. peopordaido, as no d d the inhabitant,' of the bormigh. The toimeest Shot a maw be vpne•l Wank MI PPS bowie Me 5 c ,..1 o f M a ogiming. " Stovoss to the Finsbury School," Mod detains Minium" to do) ...widow/4 oh 4 man dd. woo nod eirgently imoken to by the hon. baronet, who heamtalty soh. presents us/ nit srtmlema esild 111110111 S. .ad 11. To lo hod ooly .4 DavrimoN , awl toramai "th".--'"""c•IlY mei"ed by the West iiirm4. aces. tM M.-tete TsicareplMllee Dmimme n romp" y, .art 60 mount subscribed ranched the sum pamphlet sec loe two swap& lavelalmmis bp primp shop of MP. ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY Du per dozen. (The Standard of Excellence ) SPLENDID OLD PORT. ten years In the wood lts. Per dozen. SPARKLING [PERNA Y CHAMPAONK lts. ST. JULIEN CLAIM, pure and without acidity ?An. FINEST COGNAC BRANDY t Palle or Brown) 44s. and Stu SOUTH AIItICAN PORT, SHERRY, de NU. and 24. T front ever Introduced Into this countr- Bottles and wimps Included, and Mr dozen eases tree to any railway nation to and or Wake. Pries lint tree on appl nation. Term eada. WILLLUd ILZID TIPPING, Mananer. wax BEST sad CHKAPEiT TEAS sa d A. corn= in INOLAND are at all time to be °bastard a PHILLIPS sad Co., Tea 11,cbants, & King WlLlanastreet, C. Good strong useful Congou Tea. la Al, 2s. 10d , 3s. ed., ants. ; rich Souchong, Is. id.. 3s. 10d., and es. Tea and coffee to the value of 40s. sent carriage fres to any railway 'ration or market town In lead. A price current fres. Sapri at market prism Al goals eerrlikp tree within eight atlas of the City. To appear on Saturday, July 7, priori ad., IrriE LONDON REVIEW And WEEKLY JOUNSAL el POLITICA, LITERATURE. ART, and SOCIETY. Coodueted by CHARLM MACK AY, LLD. A thereeghly eeWecl journal and complete reiwrd of the events and opiates. or the day, with IrdeLase literature, adapted for the bonus all the inspire --Orders received by booksellers and ilemzuts, and at the Mike, 11, Southampton street, Strand. atasaps.—W. copy Lattku Mme mot tree, by post, on receipt of four postage NOTICB TO ADVII7ISERS AdverUsentents to appear la the TIM Nninber of "THE LONDON REVIEW and Meekly Jeutual," must he sent to the Ogee, 11, Southampton street, Banat not lake than Wednesday, July 4. After the Yirst Number, Advertisements will be received up to 8 ra. on Thresedayn This day. post aye, 7a. CeTAXATION : How it is Raised, anti how it lt itxpeoded. By Lama Lori. Protessor of tUeninerelal lam la King's 13•11rge. bombes. Dedicated, by permission, to Its Climmoitor uJ the Ext . beyisse. lariat John W. Pastor and Soo, West Strand. This Aar, Ilasheop Urn, 61. C HILCOTE PARK ; or, the Sisters. By the Author of " Likes and istallkeu" Alto, hnhrep Iwo. to. LIND AND DIALIN . Is Übe Life of Lo ll y Minim Looks lulus W. Parker sad se.. Wog Wand. Tum day, the Third Volume, peke Hu, I.IIBTORY ut ENGLAND during the REIGN 1.1. al 0101101 d the THIRD By Wasaum Maisie, M.P. Yulnm.. I and II . 24a. landau: Jam W. Patter middles, Weed Strimd. Jed prim . pnst tree. Weleimpe. Third tion, ON SYPHILITIC ERUPTIONS and ULCER- N. 5 ATIONA . with especial rawer* to the re of Merin" shrinised Wrr► By Ta"sus HUM liargeoo to the Weatare rwe,eatrrl ler tviereare of the fart '• The aothaea eheeet thi. i.tiophlvt is to prove that. by $ MISS sbors mad I.f men:ur7. wo ail rri tiered r be wee We Elms. without itoiti4 injury to the gum& mob irate Wed INS be ellectol thew by prr,htnner io it. u for inealke lepliter. We eor.lWy ere Bert theme ran to the *amass of Ills peatleeel.e. -- immies: T. Itieharr, A. Grist issaisr.st. Mztli dwe. . rohihrwd. In, by NM SI steam DEBILITY sad IRRITABILITY (Mental and nominal% tannere.l nr spensatnnitme She himptame, theta. ed IMitema Treatment. It) T If Ireetah t M immrtysirtaa to ea Ur Waste! rtattulhee Latim4Yrnme* Provident ense. lade.: Prom the Auth o r. Iheriageorn, omr MAJILIMOVONATILIZT. W.. war the Panikocs. OtTLVERWIELL, 11.R.C.8., LAIL, L.& A., b sosingto4 40117 (may sa Rpm all Naar 08 ll arver Doom lavehinem Maableit. rjpitasin n , maw rod 10,201. Saar at lilksgeb kawaiss, Sparnamarim. ilerinty, Canton- groidid. as wa r.... asidlWY Week eirAtiled —• • 00111FLYEL- T o Th e MsUM W awl isaisne el ar oomotleo -41•1= ot flassaio—Orsroo. Trermast. CUM. PM, orb :by TN', ,sisiorm ark .Is mots& To be hid dif Nem JR maim§ : OW AM.. , ea Deb stistook owl lo swarm to Isho nr birla r .. Onegon Afell. M. Winners in ceder of merit—Rowland, Wright, *Tinley, *Holloway (ties), Seder, Cocks, •Hodda. Qualified to shoot for the Prince Climsort's Prise, in addition to those marked • —Maxwell, Stewart, Willson, Hobbs, and Morton. As the day wore on the bright warm sunshine, added to the two intereethig trials of skill which were set down is the prognimme, brought an Macau of company, and during the afternoon, at the tents of the firing parties of the long lunge men, and grouped around the baud of the Loudon Rifle Brigade—which under the able leadership of Mr. George Leder performed in a masterly manner a miscel laneous selection from DonOioresoini, the Barbiere, Luriine, and emu other popular operas—there were, if not crowds, at all events assemblages of both sexes sufficient to satisfy the combatants that their rivalry is regarded with interest. The first important event was the contest for Mr. Fair bairn's prize of • Whitworth Rifle, to be shot for by foreigners—which elicited some of the best shooting that has been yet seen upon the ground. The nage was 500 yards, and those who bad been led to expect from the habitual abort distance at which the Swiss and Tyrolese marksmen are supposed to practice a considerable waste of ammuni tion and few scores must have been agreeably disappointed. The official result of the shooting is— Von Matt Knecht Worse' Heil Thonnin Piece Thovel . Poista 7 3 3 6 4 Chemin Peter !Reath Vex Bra m Gendre Point I 3 3 5 6 4 Most, if not all of the Swim sharpshooters fired lying full length upon the ground, taking very cautious and deliberate aim, and generally occupying from ten to 20 seconds in covering the target and measuring the dis tance with the eye before pulling the trigger. M. Thovel, who not only carries off the Whitworth ride, but has earned by the same act a qualification to enter the lists for one of the royal prizes on Saturday, astonished all who saw hint by the eztraonlinary precision of his are. It appears that the old superstition of luck in "a horseshoe" is rife in Switzer land as well as in the rural districts of our own country, and our Swiss champion, having on his way to the Common found one on the road, regarded it as a talisman, and hung it at his breast, where he wore it throughout the day like an order of merit. Whether it was the miraculous power of the horseshoe or his own superior sight and judgment we will not presume to determine, but certain it is that Y. Thovers shooting astonished everybody who saw it. Three times in succeasion he bit the centre of the target, a feat not accomplished by any other per on, English or foreign, during the day. For Miss Burdett Coutts's prize of AO'. there were no fewer than 148 entries, and the competitors, when drawn up at the firing disisami,preeented the appearance of a little regiment. They were divided, as usual, into a right and hit wing, and, formed unto three companies, marched to the tents from which they were to try their skill—Brat at 900, afterwards at 900, and finally at 1,000 yards. For a long time very few scores were made at this long distance, mind MAjor-deneral Hay, who directs the whole of the movements, finding that some little practice was necessary in order to familiarise the competitors with the long range sights, considerately issued an order allowing to each man four trial shots, on condition of his declaring before firing that they were not shot to more, but as practice. There were very few indeed who did not avail themselves of this privilege, and the advantage of it warn speedily seen in the improved scoring. It was late a the oftener.= when this last match was commenced, and at dusk it was not half concluded, one wing only of the flebeg party baring completed their num ber of shots at the SOO pads' range, leering the 900 and the 1,000 yards' any to be begun. As a matter of course an adjournment haw nmeseary, and the first business to morrow will be the zwomplion of this interesting sesta, which in open to all coinses—wohuiteers, military men, at civilians. So far aa aaa be judged by the relative frequency of the running up of the signal Bap denoting hit., Colonel Lindsay. of the St. George's (Lae of the Grenadier Guards), who by his stal wart figure and somewhat peculiar dress of loose white canvass, bright crimson neckerchief, surmounted by the ordinary chimney.mit hat worn in an unmistakeably jaunty style, attracted universal attention, nod by some who professed to know who was who was confidentially pro nouoced to be Garibaldi'. veritable English sharpshooter, C.iptain Peard, promises to stand very near the top of the list. Amongst the eompaay on the ground during the day were observed Earl de Grey and Ripon, Farl Spencer, Lord Itaaelagh, Lord Groarenor, and Lord Echo. Shooting will oommence at 8 a.m. to-day (Fnday) for the Priam Coaeort's prim, at Butte Nal. 1 ad 2. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, .IDLY 5. APPOINTMENTS. —Master J. Waye, to the Wellington, for service in the Desperate. Second Master J. Symon, to the Impregnable. Paymaster P. O'Connor, to the Algiers. Assistant-Surgeon J. Bishop, to the Bloodhound. Masters' Assistant.; T. Stnnger, to the Bloodhound; and P. T. Smith, to the Impregnable. Third-class Aasistant.Engineer J. Ferguson, to the Wellington, for service in the Avon. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 5. It is stated to be the intention of her Majesty, in the event of favourable weather, to a c comp a ny his Royal Highness the Prince et Wales to Plymouth, to be present at his embarkation on board the Hero, for his Canadian tour. CHATHAM, JULY 5. Rurroroftcammtrrn Fos CHINA. —Tho following reinforcements for China embarked at Deptford this morn ing, on board the fine dipper, White Star, 2,336 tons, Cap nun Kerr, for Hung Ko :-162 men of the 2nd Rosa* 103 men of the 31et most, 91 men of the 44th Regi ment, and 192 men of e tiOth Rises. The White Star will also embark at Cork, for Hong Kong, 102 men of the 67th Regiment. 54 men of the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers, sad 944 men of the 99th Regiment, the total number of troops taken out to China by her being 949 are, together with 25 ofixre. Oaptaha C. E. Gordon, H.R., has bees °Wind to proceed from headquarters to China, to take the comarad of the Bth company of Royal Engineers. CONSTITUTIONAL DEFENCE COMMITTEE.—At meeting of the Constitutional Defenoe Committee, held yesterday, it was resolved :—" 1. That the report and pro ceedings of the Select Committee on Tax Bills prove that the House of Lords bee never possessed the right of amend ing or rejecting supply bills, so as to materially affect the quantum of taxation, which it is, and always hes been, the sole right and privilege of the Commas to decide ; and , that, oonsequeotly, the recent conduct of the Peers is an act of usurpation and aggression which ought to be firmly repelled '2. . That the record of the proceedings of the Select 2 Cornmittee on Tax Bills- while discreditable to the majority thereof, as evincing a determination to suppress, in their report, much important matter beanng upon the use, and establishing the right of the Commons—must be regarded as satisfactorily demonstrating the total inabi lity of the partisans of the peers to make out a plausible excuse for their illegal and unconstitutional proosedings. 3. That the art of the select committee ou tax bills record ing the late rejection by the Peers of the Paper Duty Re peal Bill on the list of precedents, is most unjustifiable, inas much as, so far from being a precedent, it is the yet un decided case in dispute; and that a remonstrance, in eccor. dance with this resolution, be presented to the House of Commons, praying the house to expunge from the report this alleged precedent No. 212. 4. That no solution of the question in dispute can be satisfactory, which does sot dis tinctly re-afftrni the right of the Commons, and reverse the Merl decision of the Is.els." ZOOLoGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. —At the monthly general meeting, held yesterday, at the Society's house, in Hanover-square, the Right Hon. Sir G. Clerk, Bart., V.P., in the chair, the Earl of Dunmore, the Earl of Listowel, the Earl of Scofield, the Lord Worsley, M.P., Sir Thomas F. Buxton, Bart., Professor T. H. Huxley, Elapatin Cooper, Mrs. Gore, and Messrs. C. Du Came, 1.P., C. Buxton, ALP., S. Gurney Buxton, W. de Winton, J. k Bottum, W. H. Willes, J. Bryant, Wil fred H. Simpens, R. Keats, G. C. Taylor, C. Brandretb, J. Cart, W. Manny, M.P., S. Leo Schuster, A. R. J. Stewart, and G. Douglas Pennant, were elected fellows ; Professor J. Reinhart, of Copenhagen. a foreign osinabor ; and Mama. It. F. Tomes sad R. Owen, sorrespoodiag weathers of the satiati Lord Prams Conyn;hana, the Earl of tabridis esi ltutenant. Colonel Oust, Lieutenant-Colonel Lindsey, 'n Percy Cyst, and Messrs. W. S. Fitzgerald, M.P., J. Brx i tm If. . B. Gurney W. J. Dirt, and J. C. Powell were p as candidates for the fellowship, and Seem Den Mariano de Ia Pas Graelts, Sewer Don Laureans Perez Areas, and Senor Doe Patricio M. Pax as correrponding members. The report from the council amongst other things stated that the total number of visite,' during the present year bad amounted to 178.848, being an increase over the same period in 1860 of 7 visitors. EPPS'S HOMCEOPATHIC COCOA. Its delicionsi aroma, grateful smoothness, and Invigorating power have pro eared Its general adoptlo• as a break - hut beverage. LW US, sad Ilb. packets, atts pow lb., by Ye praeolpid puce= labelled -James Sena Rot wicipathlc Monist, larks."—Ad wairsigaga - 11 i. Baron Martin-8o do I. (Laughter.) Mr. Huddketon—Well gentlemen, then I will go on until my lord stops me. Mr. Baron Martin--It you go on all day I'll not stop you. (laughter.) The learned counsel then proceeded with his addrese, and Mr. Milward replied on the whole case. Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up, said that the act of parliament clearly laid down what counsel for the defend. ant should do in summing up his evidence. If he did Ent do so it could not be helped, and all that the judge could do when he was unwilling to interfere with a learned counsel in the exercise of his discretion was to ask him to comply with the law. In conclusion, the learned judge left it to the jury whether the defendant had used proper diligence and caution in letting the plaintiff's house. The jury found for the plaintiff, (Lunges 9L. 2s. Gil., the full amount claimed, with the exception of the 121. 10s. for the dilapidation. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JULY 5. (Before Mr. Commissioner Pane.) TN NE C. W. MORGAN—TIME BARO AIM!. The bankrupt, a stockbroker. passed through the court seine time ago. This was a dividend meeting. Mr. Garth, on behalf of Mr. Phillips, and others claiming to be creditors, tendered a batch of proofs amounting to 6,0001. or 7,001 E., in respect of " differences " on the Stock Exchange. Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, objected to the proofs, as arising out of gambling transactions. Hi. Honour said bin present impression was that the transactions came under the statutes against gambling ; but as the point was one of some importance, looking to the amount involved, be would take time to consider his decision. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JULY 5. (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) IN RE JAMS PICK, SHOWN A " DOCTOR JAMIB PECK." This insolvent, who had been musical director of the English Open, Drury.lam Theatre, was opposed by Mr. Dowse for Mr. Joseph Graham, and by Mr. Bicker Curtin for Masan. Abbott, Barton, and Co., advertising agents. Mr. Snood sopptrted. The insolvent took Drury-lane Theatre at 11V. a week for the production of English Opera, and kept it open " one week." Hence hi insolvency. He allege' that an oil mer chant named Henry Braham was to mist him in the space. hatica, and far the want of mows the speculation failed. Messrs. Abbott and Barton were eradiate to upwards of 100/. for advertising the theatre, and Mr. Barton said the insolvent told him that Graham was the moneyed man. He had not been paid a shilling, and he had instructed his soli citor to me both parties. The case occupied the court till its rising, and was then adjourned to the Ilith inst., the bail being enlarged to serve a creditor. THE POLICE COURTS. Mr. King, a builder, FranceiPstreet, Now. ington, said be was request by Davis, a superannuated constable to make an application to his worship, revecting the anato mical. arrangements at St. Thomas's Hospital. The applicant stated that 110[110 days ago the son of Davis, a young man 21 years of age, had become an in-dour patient of St. Thomas's Hospital, having been a severe sufferer from some internal disease. On the afternoon of Wednesday his friends were preparing to pay him a visit, when they re calved a communiestion from the hospital, acquainting them of his death. They hastened to the hospital with the inten tion of seeing his remains, but this privilege, for some cause or other, was refused, and they were told that the body would be sent, or might be taken out in the course of the evening. This was does, and on the coffin being opesed it was perceived that the body was perfectly naked and placed sideways, with one of the arms that had been taken from the socket along side it, the mouth and eyes quite open, altogether presenting a very shocking Night. .Elliott—l suppose the medical officers of the hospital 1114 . directed the body. Mr. King—Yes, sir: Hr. Elliott—Well, I suppose that is the practice when patients in the hospital die of any particular disease. Mr. King—That may be, sir, but I know of as instance myself when a friend of mine died at • public hospital, and the medical of of the institution applied to the widow for her permiadun and sanction to examine the body. The requird sanction was given, and a poet modem took place, but the body was sent home in such • state that the traooB of dissection were scarcely perceptible. Here it is vastly different. Mr. Elliott—What was the nature of the disease of which the deceased died? Mr. King—An internal abscess, I believe ; and it strikes me the authorities at the hospital should have made his friends acquainted with hi■ death sooner. Mr. Elliott—l shall look over the law on the subj ect, an d communicate with the medical officers of St. s Hospital. THAMES, • • - - Jots Holland, a journeyman shoemaker, was charged with publishing a libel on Mr. William Barrett, of No. 181, High -street, Poplar. Mr. anagdart, solicitor, ecodueted the prosecution ; Mr. amigo Yang, sulicitar, appeared far the &two% Betting : 2 to 1 apt Sister to Pandora, 5 to 2 each apt Pomona and Roo& Won by three quarters of a length, a length between the second and third. A PLATE of 50 errs. Optional selling weights. Chester- field Course. (3 furlongs 212 yards.) Mr. Price's eby Tadasor—liosodst 2 yrs (801.1, Id lllb (J. Mr. Godding's f by Autoerst—OMytlower, 2 yrs (MCDaley) 1 , cat4lb T, Treaci) Duke of Bedford's Leontes, 5 yrs (1001.).8st nib (8. Rows, 11 Mr. Bavfle's a by Tadmor—Nsay, $ yes (01. , , lel Sib A. Edwards) 4 The following also ran :—Badaworth, Ireland's Glory, c by Surplice—New - Forest Deer, c by Rifleman—Lady Love. Betting : 6 to 4 apt LeOlinek 3 to 1 apt the Scandal colt, 4to 1 apt the Gillyflower filly. Won by a length ; a neck between the second and third ; "half.a-length between the third and fourth. &Alt= al 50 soya, h ft, for 3-yr-olds; colts, flat 71b; fillies, Bst 31b ; certain penalties and allow ance', ke. B.M. (7 farleogal9B yards). (8 subs.) Capt. Llttle's Hanat-Aroma b Kingston, Bst Perry w. o. A Sittaxo SWISPBTALCI al 10 soya each did not produce • rsee. WORCESTER RACZ&—THuesDAy. Taw. arms. lAsy Lao 1 Australian Maid 9 Four ran. Ramon awn is ink bet was disqualified for going the wrong tide at a post. Wouwormatuts Dews. Master begot Crater Ylltett 3 Eight Tay. dry Prrrs Ripon Romeo Tat raw PRODUCT &WM. I 2 King of Kent Calot (lily Mllverton 011001C11 *ram. Avalanche . wo HesnicAr PLA?L Australian Mad 1 &nobla I Twelve ten. Winner objected to for varying short weight. CRICKET. GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND AGAINST THE PI.AYERSL —Some thousands of spectators congregated on the Surrey ground, liennington•oval, yesterday, to witness the com mencement of this match. Stockwell, who has the super intendence of the ground, haul rendered it in first-rate coo. dition. The Players won the toss and went in first, the bet ting being 2 and 3to lon them. Soon after 12 o'clock Car penter and John Lillywhite commenced the batting, Mr. Train and Mr. Fawcett starting bowling. The hitting was splendid, and both men remained at the wickets two hours before a parting took place, when John Lillywhite was caught by Mr. Makinsonj for 46, and 133 runs were exhibited on the telegraph for the loss of one wicket. Space will not admit of describing all the fine hits made during the innings, which amounted to the formidable number of 328, twos, threes, and fours being frequent throughout, but we must mention a rarity on this ground, that of Carpenter, who struck the ball over the fence into road, when it bounded into a gentleman's garden, for which six was scored, amid much applause. The general fielding of the gentlemen was good ; but the howling weak, several changes being made. The players' innings finished the day's play.,_ The match will be resumed this morning. THE HouaIHoLD BRIGADE AGAINST I EENGARI. —To witness this match, at Lord's Ground, yesterday , a very numerous and fashionable company assembled. The bands of the 2nd Life Guardsand Grenadiers were present. and much enlivened the scene with their fine musk. The Household Brigade took their innings first, and made the large score of 260. On the side of I Zisgsri their innings finished for 16$, being 92 in a minority. It was only a one-day match, and the batting on both sides was first-rate. 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