The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-17 00:00:00

f. 4 ELECTION INTELLIGENCE _LENT (EAST). The n - ..minailon of candidates to represent East I loot is parliaraest look place on Barham Dowse, about a ggr m a w f ro m OoMoobury cm Saturday. It was exposed that so opposition would 'be offend to the melodies at Air hook W. Br*es, Bart., and Sir Edward C. Bering, Bart. ; but Mormesd Momrst wss OMR to the by emaimaliam, at the lard mooed., of Sir i rdo edi m a r. bull as award commervative candidate. There wee a large rewound of people. Sir Nomorr J. 'UAW/MULL said he appeared before the electors asexpeetedly. He had bees put forward to give the electors of East Sint am opportunity of mesadiae their ladependence, and to swede the privilege of which ea attempt bad been made to deprive them of *homing members to represent them in the Home of Comatose. (Oriel of " No, no,* and cheers.) It was onommeary for him to eater into an exposition of his political *mason% which were well known to the constituency, further than to remark that he should be far mare likely to promote peace, retrenchment, and reform than those who had for so long a time talked so much and done so little. (Cheers.) retureied to parliament he should be a direct opponent of Lord Palmerston's goverment (Cheered In reply to gaieties, pat by Mr. Mariam, of Master, Isle of Thema, amd M. Panzerr. of Canterbury, Sir Baooe H. Batson expressed hie willing ion to coalesce with Sir Norton Kard&bolL Ike Hroa Soarer declared the show of hands to be in favour of Sir Brook Bridges and Sir Edward boring. A *I was demanded for Sir Norton Ematchbull, and will take place to-mono.. EAST SURREY. The candidates fur this diviaiou of the county of Barmy were nominated on Saturday at Croydoe. The writ weaned, and the claw formalities gone through in the Town-hall, aad the electors then adjourned to the Fair MAW, where a hoetlap wee athsted.) The HIGH Sassy (Mr. Bradshaw, presided. The ansalier of persons aesseabled was much smaller than had beta expeetel, and the prommsdinp appeared to create very little interest. The show of hands was declared iu favour of Mr. Locke Xing and Mr. Barton. A poll was demanded, which was &zed fort to-morrow, sad after a resolution of thanks to UM High Sheriff the proceedings terminated. WEST BIDING—NOILTHERN DIVISION. The election for the Northern Division of the West Riding took place on Saturday morning on the hust ings on Woodhouse Moor, on which the elonices of members for the borough was conducted. As this was the first time "Mee the divisioa of the riding that a county election vas held at Leeds, there was a good deal of interest felt, and there wee pretty large assembly, although the numbers which collected presented nothing like the imposing =gni " tube of duo vest multitudes which samembled on the Moor oa Wednesday sad Thursday last. After themes' formalities, Mr. M. WILSON proposed, and Mr. D. Loewe seconded, Sir F. Crossley ; and Mr. H. 8. THOMPSON Dominated, sad Mr. J. O. MAlSHSLl.seomided, Lord F. C. Cavendish, and there being no other candidate they were declared duly elected. Sir F. CROSSLEY, M.P., then addressed the *lectors. B. tendered the electors end non-electors his grateful thanes for the manner in which they had supported and received biro. He thought that as ha had already been I. par liament for fourteen years. he might be considered to have served his political apprenticeship. He had attempted to make an impression on the house as en orator ; but he had found that the house was ready to bear men who would only speak when they understood the question before them. By adopting that course, he bad auvesded quits as well or better than he had ever expected. (Lend cheers.) Sir Francis then dwelt at Leith on some of Mischief political topics of the day. In regard to parliamentary reform, he was quits willing that the franchise should be extended laterally, so as to embrace lodgers ; bat be would never vote for a measure which did sot Mein& a scheme for also including the working classes. Ho ridiculed the usual arguments against the 61. franchise, and showed it was generally forgotten that not only 61. bouaeholden, bat all tenants of houses between 101. and 61.—ie fact, the cream of the working elms's—would be included. On the I/meth treaty Sit Francis spoke at some length, and pointed out the incalculable benefits which it bad conferred on the two con. traetiog countries, end which were now being extended to moot of the other European states. He lauded the policy of non-intervention pursued by the government; but thought that the expenditure of the country for defeece might with ideal:dare be leimeed, specially sines the formation of a powerful volunteer force. In regard to government factories, Sir Francis thought that many of the article. manufactured there might be "applied to the country at far cheaper rates and of equally good qua lity by private 'Orme. Lastly, oa the question of tke national debt, Sir Prawn' proposed a scheme for its heal extinction, the principle of which is that the Chancellor of the Erehequer should lay aside ball a million per annum from the surplus to be expended in the porch of the difference between 10,000.0001. I of Three per Cent. Cossets and 10,000,0001. of terminable ; annuities at one hundred years hence. The principle is in I fact merely the paying of higher interest for a time, that the obligation might in the end cease for ever. Sir Prawn concluded amidst load cheers by again thanking the electors. Lord FELDISICIL CAVENDISH. who was warmly received. returned shanks for the honour conferred upon him, and explained the eircumwariess under which be bad been induced to offer him.elf as a candidate. He could not, like Sir Francis Crossley, refer to his past votes, and ko should therefore at some length explain the prin ciples upon which he should be guided in parliament. To the present government be should offer his willing sad independent support. He asserted t h at the star meat that theca was no diferease between conservative sad liberal pnooiples was a mere platitude, and he ac cepted the definition of Mr. Mill, that the conservatives looked backward for their prieciples, sod that the liberals looked forward. He expressed his CODIMMIOCO in the non intervention polio, of the pretreat government is foreign affairs, and adverting to the polio; of the governmeat with sespect to America, be said that in that great war there were questions which excited the syrop,tby of every friend of liberty, sad as ries he watched that. long struggle with an inter he eoekl not describe. Havin pswieirs year in that country and learnrd to recognise in its people true Anglo-Saxon brethren, he might he permitted to express the joy with which he beheld the triumphant oonelusion of that great war ; and he might oosgratulate them se Yoskshiremee that the great work of Wilberforce was concluded—flood cheen)—that the disgrace of slavery was wiped away, and that slavery sad the descendants of Englishmea amid never more be mentioned together. (Es thusiutte cheers.) l'asaieg to an intermediate question be expressed his regret that so little attention was paid to the great dependency of India, end with regard to the colonies, be hoped to see the day when, without any rankling trol lop or any AllO/11 of injustice, these colonies should be free, and we should see tea world scattered with a number el friendly allied Aoglo-Saxon races. (Cheers.) Upon the subject of reform his lordship spoke at some length, ridiculing the objectioes which had been offered by the noaseseatives to en +unmake of the frau:Aim and eon tending that the question was not between swamping the peanut constituency, but whether one class of the com munity should be wholly unrepresented. (Cheers.) He explaictil hie views on the re-distribution of seats, ex pressed himself u totally opposed to church•rates, and said that he regarded the Irish established church se a gum injustice. (Cheers.) At the conclusion of hie lordship's speech three cheers were celled for lewd Araterley and for Mr. Baines, which were immediately given. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. The polling was resumed on Saturday morning at sine o'clock, the Vice-Chancellor in person presiding at the Theatre, aid his Pro-Vice-Chancellors in the Convoca tioe-borise and Writer-school. The supporters of Mr. Hardy again adopted the tactic's of marshalliug their forces early, end at 10.30. according to the returns of Mr. Glad stone's committee. they had gained four on the two days majority. The next return, at 11.30, emanated from Mr. Hardy's side. who then gave themselves an advantage of 67 votes. Mr. Gladstone's returns at 12.45 were of a more reassuring character. as the 67 majority was at this period reduced to 19. From this time a reaction set in for Mr. Hardy, as at 1.45, according to the returns of his committee, he led by 36. The seat statement emanated from Mr. Oladetone's side at 2 p.m., whoa Heatbcote was 1,931: Hardy, 1.066 ; Gladstone, 1,066 ; majority, 18 ; end at 2.45 Mr. Hardy's committee had reduced the advantage toe. At 3.1 r. the conservative side bad augmented their lead considerably, and • majority of 57 was telegraphed at that hour, Mr. Robert Farmed, of Christ Church, who is in possessi,u of most of the Christ Church proxies in favour of Mr. Hardy, having gained posies/too of tea table at the theatre. and teodemd • large number of votes. 3.15 mos.— Heatbcote, 2,134 ; Hardy, 1,215 ; Gladstone, 1,158 ; ma jority for Hardy, 57. The supporters of Mr. Gladstone, who had bees invited by the committee to make • point of tendering as "easy of ther proxies as possible to-day were most uureesittier In their ezertioes ; but at four= according to their own score, bad only ds the lead to 50. The 4.30 announcement of Mr. Hardy's committee gave • majority of 73. The publication of the number, was followed by a further return at 5 o'Aoek from Mr. Herdy's oom =MOP, when Sir W. Ifeatheote had polled the large number of 2,298, Mr. Hardy polling 1,316 to his opporient's 1,237 ; majority. 79 for Hardy. At 5.30 Hardy was 60 ahead, aad at the close of the day's poll be bad • majority, recording to the rewire of his committee, of 74, the numbers appearing thus at the finish :—Heatheotaa toy ; H o my. 1,397 ; Gladarosse, 1,323 ; majority for Hardy es the three days' porno& 74. The poll will be resumed this moraine at 9 O'clock, and Ankh tomorrow. Neither perry have yet polled the whole of their promises. Oe the first day of polling (Thursday) Mr. Hardy had gained 10 vote. Os er his oppooeut, cm Friday 26, and on Satur day, 38, males the total of 74. lavinrool..—On Saturday, at noon, the Mayor of Inwood wade the usual ofltolal declaration of the poll, cola :—T. B. Ronk% 7816; B. B. Graves. 7500; J. C. Bwart, 7160. Meows. Hen awl Graves were thereapee deolered to be duly elected. THE ELECTION RIOT AT NOITHIGHA3f.-011 Satur day monies, at the NottLeghaia seam court, eleven per. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1865. as% owed Henry Ellmplied, W. Stooge.H. I ZININI I / 2 Jas. Teal% G. Kadin. C. Smith, Soh" Moak Joe, Weed, sad Jou Pritchett (versa mem sad four yeathal. ware takes before the mom sod a full bomb of magistrates, charged with riotous cooduot duriog the else- Moe. Kean was etuaroarily seavieted of drunksaaemmad widemed sl e ds W ood sad Pritohett were discharge& The ro or premien were reamoded for a period sot exceeding eight days ; bail refund. WZDNI/U3/.1 Antrim County: Reardon (L) Eosin (L) Ilasoock (C) MUSIC. BETTING AT THE a...MD*I GOODWUOI _ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE NOTTINGHAM AND HAMPSHIRE MEETINGS. 10 TIM 501505 or Tin MEMO& Bra,—Jost now everything betokens a glorious Goodwood meeting, guiltiest niobium having filler durieg the paw few weeks to allow at horses doing plenty of work without endasigering tbia legs, whilst all the great mete in the programme are so attractive that they are bound to =hem out is greet force. The Stake' Handicap Wu W mast Ini ck aof tie kuowing ram ever site the weights wire ths feat of the field being beaked against We selected • Us only tea days before the raw *owing it to be unpriaadostally epee sad far the Cup we are threatened with another French invasion, Gladiateur being rattled along in his work as though he had sot another segagemest to meet afterwards this year. As usual, Stamford (whore the gestlersgs had a dread ful time of it) brought out Dee or two of the "good things " talked about for the Slake' ; bet the pmformanose of Raglan, Bredameete, Aurienla, Clarion, The Iris gelding, end Auditor were merely disgreoeful, and Moose did nothing very creditable when getting home behindband Privateer in the Burleigh Handicap and Cup. These pries were tarried off by the gelding in right good style, as be allowed now to approach him from end to end ; and from ass of the greatest rogues that ever looked through a bridle he seem to have suddenly *hanged into a pm, booed horse that no distant. can frighten, it behig worth his owner's while to take him to Go od wood for the Oup if he can get easily through his raw at Nottingham this week, where Mr. Sank, one of the right sort of sporternes, bag several little flab waiting for his net. The two days' business pro- mises to be full of interest, arid there ought to be a od field for the Nottinghamshire Handicap, with noting more tempting in it than the Moak—whose light weight may just enable him to get the mile and three quarters—and Spring Gan. The Bridget' is a mile Handicap that Monist, 'la very dangerous for with ell his weight, the protest doubt being whether be tan give the Sib or 281 b to Mr. Birber'sCki w orCutaway ; but the Sherwood 1001U1 a far more easy thing for (Merton, who might also he selected to repreesat Mr. Simile for the County Members' Plate in pre- ferrate to La Wuhan* the latter having the half-mile Stand Plate, with the distance more to her liking, to look to. After Kies Hal, who may not rue, The Oracle is the beat performer of the lot in the Robin Hood Stakes, who &rola moderate. The second day's two-year-old raw, the Bennet' Park Sikes, has been mon fortunate is its entry, Promerpine (Sib extra), Vigorous, Mies Roland, and Miss Harriette having all dose well ia public, and the latter having stayed so well at Abingdon as to be an awkward customer for the fleet Mier Roland to tackle. There in also a speedy lot in the Dounington.park Stakes, half a mile, with Attache, Catalogue, Lucy Long, sad IA Mg. chant* for the pick of the throe-yr-olds, sad Prartpao• (bib extra) and Miss Roland to do battle far the twos, Attaché havt - og the strongest title to respect, for be has only to fear Missßoland. Ambitioo, to the Nursery, looks like carry leg house her Bst Gib, hard as It seems to give 251 b to Merry Less ; and let 10lb ran hardly atop Queen of Trumps in the Forest Plate, five f urloop, when she has only to beat the pick of those who run is the County Members' and Stand Plates os the first day. Privateer is similarly situated with regard to the Cheaarfield Handicap, am mile and a hilt, the most awkward looking of his antagonists having to run in either the Bridget* or Nottinghamshire Randy/spa and the best of them must do great things to lope to beat him. Winchester and Southampton will cot afford such good I sport as the northern meeting, only their two-yr-old races oaring them from utter insienificante, and there will be I little to make out of the Winchester Biennial if Robin Hood runs for it, as he may then frighten both King Hal and Jack-in-the• Green away, and have nothing Wit Gretna to race with. The latter will give Mr. Pitt his work to do in the Grange Park Stakes, for which, however, the pro mising Stockbridge may beat the pair if he his impr.ved all he promised to do a week or two beck. A tad lot will run for the Hampshire Stakes, and allow Pella an oppor tunity of scoring anether victory, he being In receipt of 91b sad the year from Sydmonton, and ?Jib tram Accident. In the South Hampshire Stakes. at Southampton, he has more to do, both Moose and JOOO being better in than he is, and Mr. Parris horse having performed just about as I well as he did last week. The Craebmry Park Stakes rests between Mr. Pitt sad Whalebonv, ea low, alter declining to • meet Ties for a good stake at Abingdon, may retire from i this contest also, and Mr. Pitt and Owe* hive the Stone , ham Park Stakes between them. The us Nursery ck ti ed roger- • oto meddle with, and the only other event in the Stand Plate, H. Goiter having the best chums win- Meg it, with Gem of the Sea or Filbert.—l am, he.. 111RTROR. TESTES.—BATCSDAT. HANDICAP. !Ono (1 sad off) BETTING AT YAN( IiOTTINGRA 11 to 2 apt SO 6 to 1 bar one (t GOODWOOD ITAKIII. to 1 opt Claremont (t; 10 to 1 apt Blackdown (t and 10 to 1 Slater to Drake (t) off) la to 1 lady tlylda (off. SO to t bloom (off) tl6to 1) 100 to 3 Combat (t) ISO to 7 Barry Brallatord 100 to 3 The 3nlde (t) (off) 60 to 1 Hopper 20 to 1 loco 41 166t0 1 Friday ( (t) off) GOODWOOD CUP. 3 to I opt Gladletanr (t freely) 6 to 1 tar oat (aff) VICTORIA CLUB. r, 3 Pit. STAMM. to 1 apt Clarenrniit(ort: 60 to 1 apt Meadows Hof 100 te 6 Harry liralleford to take) (taken, 110 to 1 aorta (oM 100 to 6 Lady ilyitu (t) 26 to 1 Crrebell (t d of) 100 to 6 Mater to the lOO to S fiwordatmui (t) Drake (t) ga to 1 Guide (oft) 20 to 1 Hoorn (t freely) 60 to 1 Aaditor (of) 100 even on the field apt the following ten (taken) :—Clare morn, Scheldt, Harry brallatord, Lady Hyldo, Slater to the Drake, Moose, Joco, Sprite, Bl.ekdown, sad Cornball. GOODWOOD CUP. Sto 1 apt Oladlat;tCr (tlO to 1 Fllle de FAIT (t) and off) 10 to 1 Breadalbane '1) 6to 1 nth= At of) 100 to 11 General Peel ,(1) 100 to 16 Union Jack it) ST. EL to 1 the bud (eff) DERBY. 1000 to 25 silt Monarch of the Oleit (1) THE TRIAL OP CONSTANCE KENT. SALISBURY, BATIIIIDAYNIGHT. It is not likely that Constance rent will be put upon her trial until the latter end of next week, though, of course, the exact day cannot be fixed until after the com mission has been opened, which will take plus on Wednes day, Mr. Justice Willie presiding in the Crown Court. There is not much doubt that • very large number of people will came from the neighbourhood of Trowbridge and Devizes, near which places the murder was per- petrated, for the purpose of hearing the case, and especially of trying to obtain a view of this extraordinary criminal. Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., will be leading counsel for the defence. One of the most id iomatic% parts of the trial, it is expected, will be his cross-examinatioe of the Rev. Mr. Wagner. When this gentleman gave evidence before the magistrates at Trowbridge, he resolutely declined to glee any information respecting the meaner in which Constance Kent was first induced to confess her alleged guilt. Bar George Grey sebesqueutly clued that the Rev. Mr. Wagner had not the slightest ' pretence for thus insisting upon what he was pleased to tern, the "sacred seal of th e contingent; ' and as Mr. Coleridge is admitted to be am of the cleverest cromaxamMers on the Western Circuit, Mr. Wagner will either have to divulge the whole secret attending the unhappy stirs confession to him, or su ff er for minecience sake by going to prison, The Rev. Mr. Wagner is, therefore, the prominent witness, se he date can tell what premiere it was which induced Mies Constance Rent to proclaim herself the perpetrator of this foulest of murders. Miss Gramm, the lady superior of the establishment at Brighton, where the prisoner wee staying at the time she came forward and stated that she was guilty, is not quite sy mysterious • witness ; because, although at the magistrates examination at Trow. bridge, she at first eolsmnly declared that the rela tionship existing between her and Miss Rent had been as that of mother and daughter, yet upon • very little pressing she readily told nearly all that she knew. tf not all. There are many rumours as to the exact line of defence which will be adopted, but nothing is defioitely known. It is not probable that her plea of guilty will be received by the learned judge who heal to maids, e Melly considering the remarkable circumstances nude. which it was forced from the primmer, bet that the cam will be allowed to go to the jury upon its manta. Apart from her confession, the evidence adduced before the Trowbridge magistrates, though sufficient to warrant • committal, is by no means conclusive of her guilt; but it is possible some other evidence may be brought against her at the triaL It is said that Dr. Buckuill, who was formerly the chief medical adviser of the County Asylum at gsminstar, Devonshire, now employed by government, and who ranks high as an authority in his profession, has advised the defence, to abandon the plea of ismaity ; but it is not proper to state at present whether I Dr. Buckoill has given any such opinion or whether ' the canoed for the defeat:is ever contemplated relying upon such a plea. It is true that sines Miss Comdex* Kent has bees in prison at Devizes she has net manifested any strong symptoms of unsound intellect, but it is sot to be soder stood that her friends ever pretended she was subject to , repeated attacks ot • homicidal teediregy. Mullah% Q.C., conducts the pronecution. NOMINATIONS AND MEMBERS RETURNED ial tf ---12,4 tad Davies nominated. Poi d.;;;Td;r. itirweirlue.—W. A. Dane, J. Lowry Cole, J. Collet; Colonel A. Cole, EL Oakum, and J. Jordan mutilated. Poll remanded. Irouunentnn. —Caro este (L) Mused. BADDINCITOIMELL —filch° and Hope non:theta. [Poll denuded. Lawouarens.--Colebrooke (L) retuned. PZlBLlBlRllB.—Koutgoinay Maned. Prxrusliun. (C) Warned. Roscommon Conan.—Freels (L) and O'Connor Don (L) intoned. ROM AND ClollARTT.—Msibesoo (L) returned. ROXIIIOII4I3BHIII.—SoOti (I.) returned. Sou TE 8111101/11111111111. Hoare, Herbert, end Sir Baldwin Leighton. Poll demanded. MILT (Bret).—King,Buxtew, and Broderick Nominated. Poll demanded. NOMINATIONS FIXED. PRO' TO-MO/ Beaumaria. NOILL. ow, JULY 18. Liscoleshire (south divi• 'ion). Monmouthshire. 221:orthumberlarid,South Cornwall (astern divi sion). Cambridgeshire. Obsebirs, North. Cumberland, East Durham (southern dirt siou). Risen. North. Gloucestershire. East. Hempthus (south). Hintfordshira WILDNISDI Nottiaghamshire(notih). Radnor (ooust7). Rutlaadshire. Soniarastshire, Haat. Warwickshire (South). WlSallies, North. Yorkshire, South, West• LT, JULY 19. I Merloo•thahire. Norfolk Cast). NorthomberlasOrrys). I Yorkabirs, Esat Riding. Derbyshire. South. Hampshire, North. Herefordshire. (South). I THUBEDAY, lag' T0.1[07201 Clare County. Does Coach. Dublin County. Formnnagb County. Waterford County. Armee . . C at oas y. ty. Cork Kildare Calmly. Leitrim Comity. Limerick °malty. King's Camay. Tritriirma T, Wilistmesi r, JOLT 20. is (North). r. JOLT 18. I Galway County. Kilkaaay (Misty. Tipperary County. Tyros. County. r, lIILT 19. 1 Lowth County. Mayo. Id onsene County. Weatord County. Wicklow County. JULY 20. , (busty. JULY 22. Meath County. SATURDAY, 800EL&ND. TO•KOfIOW, JOLT 18. Elgin and Nairn. Wick (district). WEDYLSDAT, JOLT 19. I Sutharlaadshire. Arpleshire. Intsrasas•ah rarnax, JCL! 21. Orkney and Shetland. ' CLOSE OF POLLS. SATURDAY, JULY 15. ATHLONE. . . ARMAGH CITY Miller (C) Kirks (L) Crawford. Oswald . HER NAJERITS THEATRE. On Ballo iw Masehera WAS performed on Behar day at this theatre, tee the Ant time this semen, to • somewhat sosely .reuse's. Generally on. of the most pe rils" of Verdi's works, as indeed it deserves to be, hug, with the exesption of Ripolegto, probably the chef daum ot the cenmewer—it was Nether surprising that tts production should not have proved more attys. tire. The frogrossiag ideation brogues, however, may have prevented subscribers from being pm- Sink while the intolerable and almost unprecedented heat of the weather wee dew suflloient to keep the public away. CRYSTAL PALACE. THE DRAMATIC OOLLIGE FETE. The annual fête and fancy fair in aid of the funds at the Royal Dramatis College, was opened at the Crystal Palace on Saturday, before a very crowded, mined, easily-awned, and fashionable &adieu*. In spit* of the difileulty of importing much novelty into these enter tainments, they are generally admitted to be the most socosesful given during the year at this vast place of amusement, and both the charity and the Crystal Palace company derive considerable benefit from their encore. la addition to the infinite resotuaies and admirable organisation at the Crystal Palace, an enormous amount of clever, atissotive, and unpaid labour is brought to bear upon these Rites, and this labour is chiefly contributed by working actors and active's& Fore. most amongst these is the company*/ the Adelphi Theatre, beaded by Mr. Benjamin Webster, the muter of the Dra matic College, and foremost amongst this company le Mr. J. L. Toole, who has recently been added to the council of the college, in consideration of hie active and valuable war. vice. The ladies and gentlemen who this year maimged the stalls, wheels of fortune, Aunt Sallys, fairy pciatofgoe, shows, &a, appear to be more numerous than they were last year. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALIT, JULY 15. —APPOINTMENTS.— Pay master Henry a Collins, to be With:mei to the St. Geqrge, 72, screw coastguard ship at Portlaed, vim Benjanm Wickham, promoted to the rank of paymaster-in•chiet on the retired list. Midshipman William Jr. Talbot, to tha Agatha's, 35, screw frigate, at Simms. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 18. His Grace the Duke of Somerset and Rear- Admiral the Hoe. James R. Drummond, C. 8., aooompaeied by Captain Robert Hall, secretary so the First Lord of the Admiralty, arrived at the dockyard os Friday 'natty from Londoe. le the erasing their lordships pro a dinner on board the Enohantrees. On Saturday morning their lord ships visited the Excellent, gunnery ship, and at two o'olock in the afternoon prooeoded westward to Plymouthoillt is reported that they will also visit Cherbourg, and take part in the combined French and English naval demonstrations at both ports. The Royal Sovereign, 5, screw turret ship, Captain F. A. Herbert, steamed out of harbour on Saturday afternoon, and prooeded to Plymouth to join the English iron-clad squadron at that port. THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION METING. WIMBLEDON OOMMON, SUNDAY Ev=nix. According to arrangement Divim service was performed this maculae in the bell teat. opposite the dock tower, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Loudon, for the volun teers in camp. The tent was handsomely decorated with Sags of different patina The heed of the Landes Scottish, under the direction of Mr. Macfarlane, attended. and ac companied the service with some excellent music. At 11 o'clock the Grenadier Guards searched in, followed by the polio.. Next mane the Londe§ Scottish, the Victories, the London Ride Brigade, the lit Surrey, and then followed the country voluntrern mimetic( altogether to about 1.000 to number. His lordship took his text from the 17th chap ter of the Gospel wording to St. John, ISth yens :—" I pray not that Thou shouldest take them out of the world, hut that Thou shoeklast keep them from evil." The voluateers, who had tideland with the greatest atteo tioa to the address of the right rev. prelate, were then marched off to their respective quarters. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. llxiva or LONDON.—The following are Hata of candidates who weed the respective examinations indi cated : Neer= IN Scraagar.—Pao Examination.—Jobe Har vard Hooper, St. Thomas's HospitaL Examination for Hosours.—John Hatward Hooper (gold medal), St. Tho mas's Hospital. Marna or Arra—Broach I.—Rev. Thomas Angell Mar shall, 8.A., Oxford, Trinity and New Inn Hall ; June. Edwin Odgers, Maschester New • Wi ll iam Field, Chsehnot. Branch 2.—Josas Ashton (gold m edal),i University. Branch A.—Norge Lyon Tuner (gold medal), Cheahnst ; Robert Hunter, University; William Field, Clieshunt. Douro' or fleutscs.—Branch 4.—W alter Flight, Uni• ursine' of Halle end Heidelberg. Branch A.—Edmund James Mills, Royal College of Ciumistry. Branch 14. Edward Hake% Birkenhead, Royal School of }flees; , Frederick George Fifth, Royal School of Minos; Clement Le Nine Faster, Royal School of Mines. Doe Ton or Lawa.—William Willis (gold madal),. Bud &Mold Collage; Daniel Least', points study. BAONNIAM OF Laws—Page Examination—Fizat Divines. —John Stirling Ainsworth, Manchester New and Uoiver shy ; Lioducliddletes Asphnd, M.A., University Hoary Nelson Cape King's ; Frank Crisp, private study ; William Fosterby, se f tuition ; James Edward Hannum, New ; Thomu Charles Jervis, University ; Robert Romney Kane, M.A., Queen's. Queen's University; Lewis Adoodth Mendes, Regent'wpark and Uolverany ; Septimus Nehe Moore, New ; David Robertson, ILA., Aberdeen. UM unity of Aberdeen ; Henry Butter, University ; Thomas Pannier Young, University. Second Division.—John Leonard Alcoa, University ; John Gall, M.A., Aberdeen, University tof Aberdeen ; Joseph Gill, Royal &dui ; George Gordon. M.A., Aberdeen, University of Aberdeen; John Shortt, R A., Doblin, Trinity College, Dublin. ELAMINATION FOE liowouaa.—The Primples of Legisla tion. First C 1.... Lindsey Middleton Asplend (scholar ship), University. Second C 1.... Thomas Charles Jarvis, University ; Robert Romney Kane, Qllllllll'll University ; John Morin, Trinity, Dublin. Third Clime. John Stirling Ainsworth, Mancbeeter New end University. COMVITANCINO.—Ssoond Claw. Robert Rowney Lase, Queen's University. Law or TH. COUNTS or ROUFl7.—First C 1.... Lindsey Middleton Aipland, University ; Lewis Adosijeh ?dudes, Regent's-perk and University. Third Class. Robert Rom ney Kase, Queen's University. Law or THM COUNTS or COMMON Law.—Fist Clue. Lindsey Middleton Aspland, University. Second Chas. Thomas Charles Janie, University; Robert Romney Kane, Queen's University, equal. ROMAN Law.--Setioud Clan. Thome Merles Jarvis, University ; Robert Romney Kane, Queen's lJniversity, equal. FRESH PROVISION PRISERRYING COMPANY. —OR Saturday a large number of ladies and gentlemen having been invited by the directors of the Fresh Provision Pre serving Company to Inspect Weir new factory at Wen ningtoo, near Rainbaw, Essex, about 100 guests proceeded thither by rail and in carriages provided by the director,. The factory is erected on some freehold land purchased by the oompaoy, nearly opposite Erith, and about a mile dis tant from the Thames. It ia • plain, business-14e building, and was seen wider the disadvantage of being still in an Dished state, but it afforded stems evidence of the faith which the company have in the wooer of their project. At tempts have frequently been made , sad not without seer tain degree of succor, to preserve meat, ho., foe any length of time in an uncooked and fresh condition ; but this success was rather the result of the nice and careful manipulation of the chemical laboratory than the rough and ready process of the commercial factory. The great object is, of mouse, to exhaust or completely neutralise the oxygen in the cons is which the meat ia preserved, and this object seems to have been obtained in a simple and practical way through the process used by Mr. Richard Jose., the managing director of the company. Legs of mutton and ribs of best subjected to this promise have been sent out to Mal* to Colombo, and to Gibraltar, have bees tried on board the Marlborough sad Syria, and the testimony borne to the meat thus preserved by the officers sad others who tasted it is, that it was perfectly fresh, sweet, tender, and juicy. Dr. Letheby, who subjected some of the specimens of meat by Mr. Joese's process to a very rigid addedexamine his testimony to the soundness of the prin ciple adopted. sad to the improved means of patting it in practise. When more fully developed, the company Pro - It has been decided by some of the leading pas to bay and preserve in large quantities the beef and ' ,„ notion of Anoxia rd Australia, now earn tively vale- ""*""• to Prien•• the R°°- 81 ° Oa°l - sad to export it to the Leaden sad other markets Wood, B art , • teitu••••11 r••• g •m d leis ?c°l - =eat has become ao dear. They state that they wi ll ~____•••• W T.? t• the borough as represestative for thirty. be able to sell whole carcases of fresh beet sod mattes is ••"" y"'"^ Leaden at 4d. or. sd. • lb.—a boos not inferior to that of An interlocutor in the Breadalbane case was making two ears el cora grow where only one grew before. ' boned by Lord Berceple on Fricity, flodiag It proved that Look* to the priciest bleb price of meat, we would aug- " John Alexasder Gavin Campbell ( leefalloch), Earl of gest to the direstose the importance of the proverb that Bniedalhane sad Holland, is nearest and lawful heir "WI the they give twofold who give quickly. Amongst thine pre- late Man* , of itssdslbs** — to the •zedusiol, of the dam seat at the thering oe Saturday were Colonel Burnaby of of Charles William Campbell (Bowileed.) the Greeamsi Guards, who acted as chairman; M. de la CITY OF L 0 1 1 1 30 24 HOSPITAL cos Dumas= Or Trehoonala, of Bickley Park; Mr. Sisonidis, Mr. Mayers, Tag ems; VICTORIA PARK.—The amber of patients Mr. Oakes, Mr. Stet, Mr. Jones, and others who take an relieved at this institotioa during last weak was 1,020, of Whored is the project. whisk 206 wise sew nom LA W INTELLIGENCE. *ITI!APOL/TAN COUNTY WONT . Wsimuserzt, Martnee-lana—Kooday, Jels 17; Tuesday, 113; Wedneaday, 18: Thereday, 20 ; Friday, IL Mamma% learylebone-road.—Taseday, :sly 1{; Wednss = au : lrldq, 71. Iliniededaremon—Thesiay, July 111; Wednes day, ; Friday, ti. 8110=1)11131, Oidstreid-road.—Thesday, Jaly 19 ; Thom ir! . Bow-read.—llonday, July 17 Friday IL Tb V II IC Great treseottAtreet.—Wedneaday, July 19 ; rean 20. eoorawiai ilwaipelrist.—Weduisday, July LI; Thunday, 10: Friday, 2L Camberwell Now-road.—Tunday. July IS. Ousegvnca—Wedesediv, July 11 Wooiwiou.—Tluuiday, July 20. WANDSROM, eostb•sueet.—Tlnuudar, July 20. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIR.CIIIT.—WAswicc, JULY 15. Cgowr Coast.—(Befare Mr. Junicoftiekbara.) Samuel Golelstose, clothier, Birmingham, and /orris Levi, soother clothier in that tows, were indicted for baying uolawfally conspired together in the removal of good. belonging to the hater prisoner, in order to defraud the creditors of the said Morris Lori, within sixty days of his bankruptcy. The prosecution wits instigated by the authorities of the Birmingham Bankruptcy Ooert. Mr. Field, Q.C., Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Well!, IMO counsel for the provocation ; Mt. Serjeant O'Brien de fended the prisoner Goldstone. Both the prisoner* were found Levt wail sentenced to twelve and Goldstone to 40t months' impriwooment, the former sentence ineluding the punishment allotted for the offence of a similar character of which Lori bad been found guilty at the previous odor ; Goldstone wee likewise ordered to pay a line of 1001. to the crown "as an example to fraudulent traders." ifosso berg was abio arettet;tealT4hirto;ths' meta ou the &large of which he had b•m found = ° 11 1 a; previous day. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wpm:mina, Ram a (Before Mr. Justice Resting.) THE NITRDCII AT PORTIWOUTR.-8111111101 01 DZATH. John Hughes, aged 21 years, a soldier, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mane Clements, • married wanes, at Portage, on the sth June last. This was • most exciting and dreadful case, and the court was very fully crowded. Mr. Pouldea, with Mr. Conner, °Deducted the proem. tion ; sad Mr. Charles &feuded the prisoner. The prisoner warn • private soldier in the 25th (Cams roans.) Regiment of Foot, stationed at Cambridge Remake, Portals. The dunned was the wife of Charles Clemente, • stoker as beard of the Diadem frigate, to whom she had bees married foutees years, sad they had two little children living, use aged three or four, and the other about fire years old. The deemed raided Ms small house is Mostagnastreel, at Leadpert. her huebend, wham duties kept him • good desi Ce en= his vowel, did not very often come home, and on flneday, June 4th, be was not there at all. Oa that same day, however, the prisoner and two comrades wen at Pentane ; they had quitted the Cambridge barrens is the evening. sad went to the Queen's Read, Greathalo street, kept by a person named Wyatt. We beerhouse was DOW Clemente' house by • short an. They bad drunk • quart or two el beer here when the demand aims in end called for a pint of beer, which she took into the tap-room to drink. She there got into coovereation with the primmer, hung at the time the two children with her. The pri soner commenced itexuang himself with the ehlidirea, and took the youngest girl on his knee, and pat his forego capon her head to amuse her. Tactual presently proposed that soother quart of beer should be called for for the soldiers to drink ; she herself than ordered it, sad then • mooed quart. When the time arrived at which it was proper for the soldiers to leave, the prisoner seemed very *talons to go away with the deceased, end he took the childree round to the house, and returned to the bestehen for deceased. Prisoner told the landlord that the deoeseed was • " toweey" of his, and that he wished to me her home. The whole party then left, the primmer stopping at the woman's house, and retries togo to the barrens with Ida comrades. He did not get to his quarters netiltbefotlowingmornisg. The prisoner and the deceased then west in, and were 11111111 no more that night. After this nothing could be traced except from the infanta, and cue of these went and gave /widest:le' before the Portsmouth magistrates. The following morning the attentica of the neighbours wen attracted by cries of distress at the house, and the elder child was found at the door perfectly asked, and crying dolefully. " Oh, mother, my poor mother!" Rome of the midgets dose by then went into the bone, sad toned the deemed on the floor lying with her feet in the fireplace, flat on her back ; she bore masks of deadly violates, was seedy nude, and had oa neither boom nor *tackles.; she was quite cold and stiff, her legs wide apart, and no clothing about the bips. A discharge was running from her mouth. On her face end meek there ware fire distieet mark. of human teeth, one of which had takes such effect on the windpipe as to cause suffocation sad consequently death. The ;wi ener came into barracks at 6.40 in the morning. Under the body ado:eased were some pines of &anal (tun), which had evidently been used as saran, but her stocking. were sonesatirely. White the risme, was taken lute ondody at the , guard room ea the following day, two stockings ware foiled I. his trowsers pocket, and deessen's husband was strongly of opinion that these were his wife's. She bad unusually small feet, and used to cut the toe-parts of her stockings off sad sow them up man. The prisoeer declared when nee charged that be had sot been at the boase at all ; the stockings found os him were damn, and he aid they belonged to • girl named " Loco." of Prospect-plan sad • prostitute. The de. ceued'a husband also subsequently came forward, and mid be was mistaken about the stookisp, that the stocking. found on the prisoner were Rouble* made ones, sad had not been cut shorter. The surgical widens was that the body, when found, had been dead eight hours, sad death bad taken plea from great violate.. There was no proof of violation of the wowan's parsec ; there were means of great pressure.on the wisdpipe, seflielent to produce death. Th. jury found the prisoner Guilty, sad sentence of death was pared in the usual form. MARKETS. HARDWARE.—Biastsosam, JOLT 15.—The trade of the town continues flat, the econtiy orders received this week having bees next to nominal The factors report that dazing the last two or three days there has bees almost a complete stoppage in t►et raped ; sad it may be takes for granted that the same comities will prevail for two or three day. longer. If enufeeturare who he►, the oldest end moat exteneive cool:orlon are short--uousually short—of orders, and although the hands have not bees put on part time, that being en noosed proceeding is this tows, it has bean a difficult thing of lath to keep the masolactories on without making up goods for stock, so closely have the orders been lurked up daring the Last two mouths. There ia no improvement in the demand for material ; at some of the soling mills slackness is that respect is fully experienced. The foreign ardent gives out this weak have been entail There are a few os account of Anetmlia, and the advice; as to the state of that market are favourable, partly in oomequenesuf the stoppage of the cos signinent system. The orders is os acconot of Spas, the LevenVand the Mediterrasese markets are shout up to the average, but in other respects the continental trade is with out the least animation. To America scarcely anything is being done. COTTON.—Livarom, Jinx 15.—A very drew market, with prima td. to id. above those of yesterday. &Ise to. day, 20,000 balm, todudied 10,000 for speculation and im port. 1,550 American, 18d. to 200. ; 1,000 ?Unapt, ke., 18d. to 20d. ; 500 Illarsohara. 180. to 190. ; 400 Meeeio and Bahia, 18d. to 180. ; 2,560 Iforyptiaa, 16d. to 216d.0. ; 800 Baum, 13d. to 154 d. • 13.200 Surat, N. to 1; Madam, 1204. to 13. d. ; pl, &dad*, &0.. Tjd. to 94. ; China, 10d. to 121 d. ; Japan, 120. to 14d.; 300 NM, ke., 19d. to 20d. coproir GOODS.—Nsocaggris, JOLT 15,—The ex citement created by the electioos almost entirely preesoted bcidness in the early part of the week, and ow Toesday very few calm were made either of yarn or *loth. Yesterday sad this morning there has been rather more activity, and in shipping yarns prices have improved a little in firmness. There has been a pretty general ilign;ry for all classes of goods, and some fair silos Waft made of cloth suited to India yesterday morning. Boyers, however, are cautious, and in most oases where they hare operated hare bees willing Daly to give the lowest prima =beg daring this week. Mohnen and mareafeeitareso ►are bee. rather more anxious to sell during the roster Pert of the west, but are rather firmer to deal with at the close et the week. WOOLLEN.—Lame, JOLT 15. —The markets have been thinly Weeded is both downtowns this moraion, and the amount of banner trammeted has ben oonaiderally below the avenge. Is the coloured haft a few small wens of tweeds sod entiop have bees transferred, which have ass 'Stated the balk of the transaction in this market. Is the white bell the chief demand bee bees for the hurler aims of goods is the Wittig and pilot make; hairline have sot been much inquired after, and the markets ea the whole ban promoted a very quiet opponents There he set bees any alteration is priors. CORN. --CAMBITDOI. JIILT 15.—We bad very lola market, sad prioes sere niabasged from last seek. The weather has &pis beeem ?wry lb" and harvest will mom. smog mat see. CLAUSIX, Jut lb.—There vs. • moderato supply of ell Uccle of grain at our market thisarnitt Wlnst net with fair cloweed, without mash ...r eheage is prim., the teadeoey Whig. believer, • Oats sad barley .std slowly at late rates. Priem :—Whest. white, I.lle. W Ik. W.; ditto red. lbs. to laa. OA Barley s , 10s. 8.1. 10 I. Oat., pots," to. GIL Ss 9a. 6i; ditto, com mon, to. to life. Carlimie Masi. Mast sad MINIS witheral Asap. The drops appear to mist, cow dderibly, sager the fallow* of m two tir effects et die drought. Oounions, JULY 15.—A fair nopp3, of wheat for lite 9014011, sad the trade inactive at barely lit week's quota. bora AYR BIII.ORS. BANDON. .. 104 .. 170 Bernard (0) Maw (L) lO6 CARRIOKFERGUS BOROUGH. Tones IC) White (L) O'Beiro• Lsßiwa (i.) CASHEL. _ . . DEOCIHZDA Whitworth (L) littedipa (L) _ . . DUBLIN CITY Owing= (C) Yin (L) Vanes (C) 4734 4365 4107 DUBLIN mavagany. Whileside (C) lO6l la 6• wn SC) 47 (14 _ _ GALWAY OITY. ______ ...___., Morris (L) Blearierlarssell (L) Lever (0) Stubber HINCARDINESHDIL ._ _ hlool Su F. Gladrioas (C) LONDONDERRY Fraasiltati (C) Grew (L) NBWRY BOROUGH. Issas (C) 247 Kirks (L) OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Haatbeabs (0) Hardy (C) Gladstone (L) WATERFORD CITY Blake (C) Barron (L) Barrington (C) - - WEXFORD BOROUGH. Dever's:. (L) Boireoed (0) TEE FATAL AFFRAY AT CHELTENHAM.—CheIten ham, Saturday.—Tbe harvest on the body of she man Lyon, who was shot on Wednesday night, the night fol lowing the polliog day for Cheltenham election, has fermi- Bated io a verdict of " Wilful murder." As already reported the decamped was a messenger to Mr. Berkeley's committee, and the man Glass was one of the voters for Mr. Schreiber. On Wednesday night they met in the High.strest here as • baud of musics was pawn; playing " the Bonnets of Blue" (Mr. Berkeley's colours), whim Lynes seer out, "Hurrah for she Bonnets of Yellow." This appears to have irritated Glass, who pullet opine' from hie pocket, and, presenting it at Lynes, shot him in the mouth. Lyon died next morn ing. The only additional winsome examined of importance wens Mary Fitts. who deposed that when Glass prompted the pistol, he said, " Take that," having previously said to biro, "I'll give you yellow." The two surgeons who attended the deceased, viz., Mr. Wright and Mr. Humphreys, proved that death had arisen from laceration of the brain. At first the surgeons could not find the wooed (which was in the roof of the month), but they afterwards traced it thence to the brain. On a post-mortem examination of the body Mr. Wright, barley traced the course of the wound to the bees of the skull, took out the brain from the skull and found • wound on the under surface of its right anterior lobe extending through the substance of the brain, and at its upper extremity was • piece of lead. De ceased was urn sensible after he bad been admitted into the Cheltenham dispensary. The coroner having pointed oat to the jury the distinction betwispn msuslaughter and murder, they returned a verdict of" Wilful murder" ' against Glass, who was committed for trial at the next Gloucestershire assizes. WiCE BUltOlia. —An effort is being made at the eleventh hour to oppose Mr. Lsieg's Moro to parliament for these burghs. A requisition to Mr. Davidson, of &nth, to become a candidate has been very numerously signed at i Wick; • committee pledging Unsteady*e to oas their ut most endeavours to secure his robins has bees farmed, with Mr. Cranford. chairman of the Climax. of Commene, at its heed ; and a circular has been addressed to the else ton of the other burghs, signed by Mr. Cranford, whisk states that the requisition to Mr. Davidson has bees "signed by a large majority of the eleetors of Wick," sad requesting them "to abstain from pledging themselves until Mr. Davidson, who le expected at With on delseday, shall declare his intentions." A number of tie /lading electors, who refused to sign the requisition es the plat that the short time allowed for canvassing the burghs ' would endanger the 'gooses of the movement, pledged thaw wolves, however, to vote for Mr. Davidsos, is the event of hamming forward and going to the polL—Sconsima. Du Barry's delicious health restoring Havaliemta Ambles Fond mos, without meatless or hums ri=l.=. Cough, Asthma, Coossiast74 . = patios. Nervous =ass, Look and Emmab sad sans aft y Naas Es oast to other IMIMESIL, • 117, 6 = t ie. saassas.—Ds Barry sad Ca, Ira 77, isgeshitaSsa. Loads; W. la thy 1113., tod.; nbs.. 4 Ise-AS all possaso. AtossEassassial GUILDFORD, JOLT 15.—There was • Mena wheat laday at market, the coedltioe of which WZY sod for which there was • steady trade at I NK I" =Spring core at lade value. Wheat, 52 4 . : 1 1 ere, Me.; harlot', 27e. AL: et* 2 24. 2fi k pir t JULY IL—A mall supply of wheat, b e two damdobid, so to d prim on rather lower, say hi p i , Idetltit *stoat ia spring Wo res re. ewst. rod. Per load, na.• 21 / 4 tO ;7 4 ; dem .. „too. me t % 25e. to 288. ; 2 7 ; mo a n , pm qr., 245. to 32e. • t oak. pass, 22R to 26e. , Mk to 235. ;food 2 1 6•• ; bows, Per INA, ads. h-74 JOLT 15.—The show of Mug at *sr merit was moderato, sad sales tor plus nartard Wes New white rade 455. to 49a i Nis. to 46. par 36 stow. The 9160, of ter* n g the demand, sad . 130010 were unehanged ; mV au. per qr. ; grinding, Nis. tO . 404 Pot aO. stole. a l : were ad demand, sod previous rare were, l e rarer 'worded ; old, 365. to 345. ; sew, 24e. 24 stria. ' 5 ) NZWCABTLS-17POLTY111, JULY 15.—At om tarter =prolog we had a moderate show of wheat bsa growers and although the arrivals motels sr, wry gem feeling pervaded the trade ; farms' se., being readily taken oi! at sztrons rates, 'Weft cowry or foreign few Wireetioes aerrog. Wi n 7, 1 : an to meat the views of buyers. Flow es; sssgkt , and late quotations well Ittitailei (IQ; in better demand. Malt, norm fir, Beane and pus is steady request. Oats met as Ili; ear, at last week'. prior. The arrivals this wing are , Wheat, wastwre, 6,484 qrs.; foreign, 6,548. Barry.h a 245 qrs. Malt, canter/A 18 qrs. OW, wend% qrs. Per, foreign, 429 qrs. Flow, wastarlas,l,4l4. 4 Norms. JOLT 15.—The Weiser of this nor i t somewhat irrupted by the rusty eleo_tra, sad ink wheat vu show. ; prier must be rai an* outer lower hi soros bistros, than last week. ft:Li ma n other yartese. The oeemW f wather, tar g ingis pt' ea eeeK siert rates having fallow, was the temperate:. g m 1 , 4 high ; both wheat sad barley as all the good W da Dow look and even on the lightsr lambotd they ore of straw, the aspect of affairs is Wi w i. was at we time emigrated. The root grew Si, bra berated by the meat tars. Whitt wheat 631bAte 641 be.), to Us. ; red ditto ( Oki 641b0.), _4oa. to 424.; but malting Dorton,, 30s, to o Le ditto, Me. to 30r. ; dinning ditto, 91s. to ra ; g to 265. ; Wow, SU to 3.11. ; Piss (=VW, 36% te 147. quarter. Flour, 275. pee seek. Averages : whisk ti quarters, 435. 2d. quarters, 264 ; ea u quarters, 23e. 68. ; bury, 22 quart NOTTINGICAL JOLT 16. —Thera 1111 • fat 14011(1 wheat, sad the inquiry was firm id Isle prier& Nere stk sorts massed 445. to 48s. *ow red, ate. to 44e ; Wok 44.. to 48e. ; old red, 40 .. to 44a p.r 36 stook Thank a limited supply of barley, the derosad for whiles: a z sad prior uadsrweat so haporant altershat ; 27a. to 36a pre qr. ; 'EWAN, 265. to 211 e. p.r Xra Of tate the 'apply was small sod she &rased ask* g late currencies; obi, 255. to 30s. ; Dew, 21e to2la ; a foreign, 22e to 26.. pet 24 stmts. Oxman. JULY IL—Wheat, Utak offerisg, was rather firm quarter ; rod frau 40s. to qootable. Oa* 22a. to 295. PIRIZO0101:10/11, JOLT 15...-1 to-day. The trade ruled dell, qr. lower thew hat weak. No farmers have omen/rod cull (with weather), wheat will RAIDING, JULY Ib.—Then all shorten( grain at our market little trade doing. Am the market ■ood demand for wheat. bat ► - The attendawee moderate. ROCHESTER, JOLT 15.—Oar by only • melt number at I there wee, ereaperstively, eel wheat Owed ea the stands. 7 dull, bat nevertheless holders for late retie, whilst is sore* • more mosey iree demanded. 46e. to 48a, sad red. 4.25. to 44e. feeler wWSS, 17a. fe 411 s. ; sad ;lid ; Prima Balling and ethic kiwis of omits wage mil l i and the turn dryer. In barley there was cal, sin limited business doiag„ with scarcely any appeal shanties in prise, the sales being oonlined chiefly his grinding aorta. There was a very steady &mead hcia at full prices, belt foreign realising 20., to 23t, aid ella 17s. to 20s. per qr. hes and beaus much the Imes is ' fare. The flour Ueda was inactive, and the bloom i t chiefly is retail. wiIEICH, JOLT 15.—We have a very small apgy d wrest so4b.r, sad last west's priers; full stabled. spria4 sum showing, sad forme rates (ally sub W' ather One. Priam to tbe wwwwi-991seat, , whils, to 46e., extra 495. ; red, 41s. to 43.., win 48s.,Map bash•L Oats, 1a to la. Old. per storm Hems, 40a IA per 19 storm WOICZOTNI, JOLT 15.—At this day's market then rather more wheat offering. sod the day beteg My ire axle was slow at barely list week's ourreney. by nominally unaltered. Oats rather higher. Beano swipe scams, and more inquired tor. You, JULY 15. —The supply of wheat was &Ask' the dement' ruled nioderste at the pi ices of the mitp vim'. New white, 445. to 481. ; new red, 41a. is 41a • 36 stone. There was nothing doing in mall* im4 For grinding the demand wu steady at late priege--110 28s. per 30 stone. The demand for one wee Mims* si the show being limited, late rates were paid ; new, 16,11 24e. per 24 Mom. KIIT.CALDY, dm 15. —At our oountry markets this mi we have saran to report very small supplies of all Wart grain. With a demand chisey loan we may state pin unchanged. Here, to-day, we had vary small grappind barley aged oats, but fair of wheat. Prices very woe s last week. Oats, perhaps, rather dearer. What, ing 48s. &L ; barley, 275. a& to 29a. ; oats, 23a. to 2k it per qr. Jinx 15.—During this week we bass id morn' showers of rain, and one warm mothers ow wasted to mature the gram eon Reesipts of psi hs all sources base bees as a limited ern With the essy ' ties of main which has me. a eonsiderable sibasisok we are unable to observe say change in prima, but limb pay for aU articles of toe tr4e hes mash imessi Foreign wheat fosse off more freely at late ram. Ihrkl unaltered. Oats about the middle of the week :sr. 3d. per barrel, bat this deol , ne has Mao been and the market closes firm at 12s. 6d. to be. ladle mier The admired priors payiag for organ Mother Mikes low stoke, have caused • considerable impression prices, sod holders now require some Ovum, Oili already been paid for some quantity. Flow es ban Imports thus week :—/Laiss, 3,100 quarters; Est 2 sacks. Exports this week : Maio, 700 barrels ; ealosisai four. 298 men OAT/I.E.—CA=Bc; Jura 15.—Wa had a asiall4 of cattle on the Sands this morals& cousisting Irish, some of which ware in first-rale madman. priors raling the market we re—eliembors bassi% II each ; .*allows a, 51.; milk cows, of which oaly tee VIP chow; 11/. ; Lisb, from 61. to 111. each. ALLEGED ROBRZZY AND FORGERY or 5,0001,—g the Liverpool County Magistrates' Court, on Sateragf.s Austrian, earned SigWmitad Schapira, was charged wake ing, by means of robbery and forpry, stolen about from Albert Roth, • manufacturer, of Crefebt for whom Schapiro acted as agent at Lassie. The yrisog wee arrested at the Old Swan. near Liverpool; bet shit lengthy dineossion between the legal advocates 'APO fg the prosecution and defence, the magistrates diedie hit on the ground that there was no extradition treaty bine Great Britain and Saxony, [Advertisement.]—BOLl4WAT'll PHIAL —Web* tog Westhsr.—The sultry summer days strata the isms st feeble sad decrepid, and this state eventuates In herr add soma restorative such as th, as pu itng Pills be foxed PM net the disordering tendency. Holloway's medicines SIG fr to the servals system, which Is the source of all vied ads meats, and preside over every action which imbala • growth and well-being of the body. No one 60101 1 . 0 OVRAlllihnkle the nerme.ity of keeping the nerves mil ettas and the ease with which these Pills accomplish that asd fhl are the moat unfailing act dote to indigestion. Werke./ Litton, pale' :atlas. sick headache, and costiveness tlut_co ever invented, and in consequence have attained the MP , sate and Llghe.t reputation it, of which there wa h m st from 420. to 11e. D 445. Barley (Beth* g -small show of wise , sod ie mew Witmer la o epriag corn. Bevail al tap" piae, end ia e betig be reedy. me was very abort eqgki rket this morning, vigil narket ideas:eel therm. with DO 'heretics it* earn exchange was Weil factors .ad the trek sly a very mall se* Th. &waled, 'spirally, ese re were Inn ia their isseenew Is. per The term for beet white' 14e. per qr. • secosdary tab ad 1.0. 3 9.. to 411 t. peg BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. DUMDUM/11C —July 13, at Pa. hormeent, Stoke Fedll 33 the wife of J. H. Rockingham Req., of a ton. FINCIL—JeIy 13, at fievonshlre.plece, Melds-ha tke Hr.o a MOO. LINGIVORD —J f 4, at Oskley 4 treet, Chelsea, 430 d H. B. Kingsfor d.. of a sou. TICARD.—JuIy 14. at Durham terrace, Westbourner. wigs of J. Pleard, Reg,. of a sou. WOTTOH.—JuIy 11, at Glownoter-place, PortmanMelft wits of H. Wottoe, Req., F. B.C.S. Log.. of a daughter. MARRIAGE& • ADIT—WfAIRS.—Jab 13 at Christ Church, Namkbooe. Rev. J. L. DIVIW, Stephen Visaed Bede, ICS of de Agar, Rm., of Harewoodequare. to Julia, MIWWW elf Stale., Bp of Harewoodormare. MANN-17 A N HAMA —July 13 at epeabh Chapel. Wa d °. mmare, by the Rev. L Toler. J. U. Hann, of Perk Tottenham, to Aimee, daughter of Hr. W. H. VaellO M ltaimbegar-strem. W. RIINNIB—BLiRDSALL—JaIy 13, at Bt. Mary's. 110,010 4' the ass. H. J.Rennle, leg., 141•SWW• we road. Ilegtestos, t o Warta, daughter Be el J. New Gewler Hall. neer Hanley. GRATH& st Great Sayers, Suffolk. 1 11301114 Of W. etldneon, Rm., aged 73. P • 11 103 HOWSJI._.,2 12, at Nentpsiter-lodge, Brighter'. 1111 % 61 r — sutr 12. at Eaton Boson, Henry, eon at 1 14 J. Sellism. swift OPP 11130 L -4 *- I, at •lisireques, Magian, leak „Wrbe Memel J. Whips. lag 12. EA•41 , 14. &Wm. H r. W ' 11.11 ?dare bad liabelebed by Walo.b UPS RAU/. p I , ..d.spi.p.re th• Glt, at il Imoianr, PrhZ egio , Mae In loadvard-stavet, is the Prodect of licsauX. Jolt 17. MIL ~~ No. i rsoß 111 XL - The eigard 6 011 01410 t as g 6: week rir m opre.--hl r• 'rum Ytoi Nears. 11 'This Compact nematt& 00-operates "NZ. ad Tam übtic ►odies. NaisiTil l< In the - kakis atlvan Nakao tempo WA 'muftis& larlam. 17 al THZ Of 'Main of , TM Director Croppear for II Id roes el I moor &tied Per Ores Par eve yu iii i»;•;1- Or = IP % distinct pay ts their =t M. paid-i et the Mew art sr& r tanner debeiby and an _ co! Ow bombtben alma ail Goo 01E4 lasias. 17 T' Ilds w o= sal farther aotha AS tauten Al _.se 101 ?USD Not las Ussa lissead ma Awed I • ass 11=1 sac l A ahoss all a/ so ~ Ma i gat METE boo:pars ht.ooo eer Depealt, on ip 0118 TY Mum end beeker'l art at the p euphemise, p . reiestered h the ahem books The RIOS : .7471.0') 11ralmr; oakum* RI raw Del O. W. 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