The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-03 00:00:00

4 SPORTINGINTELEIGEYCE. GOODWOOD RACE& -] IIDAT. Nritsoau Braise of fel son. each, for 3.yr old MY" nb. Whitten vans. The woad horse to main busk his slake. t 1134 mile. (10 sub..) Ltd Staartwirs Panttlute. by *44 , 11w t 7 11, . A Lolltardi' 11/.4lllhiasforirs Adrann ,4 710 It..ver, 3 far. E. Hairs Lads tibesternekl. set 711. ‘l , Adams, 3 J. 4.0 Nta , 11.)'.144.e. Ant :lb L. Anustleu . Hotting 2 t., I en Pardalote. 7 to 2 apt Adr.tata, Rude le I asst Lady Chesterfield. The four lay iu close order add led( war slow' the straight. when the favourite took n slight lend, emu, oo end woo easily by tiro lengths, three femerths bet ,-en the secossl awl third, Vapor last. Lord :Leashed dad not declare to wiu with either of his two. Tag or 111t31110,11VS PLATE (Halmlitilp) of 100 alma, for all tip.. NOW Wilk. 111 r. w. Audrey. by Stockwell. 5 yrs Set IL ;nirwden) I Ur. Hod 1.1.111 . 14 rtiritNlA. 4 rt. Id Mb W. Johnson, lead Lar.it re. Hl' , neck Lily.* yrs. !Mt llb Carroll, 3 We J. Hanle) Mee. 5 77* est IW' '4. Rogers) 0 t►n.s Y.Mhw lahl Queen ul the Vat, 3 yrs, 7st.7lb iiiihrltorii 0 4tipisineliristle's 'molest, 4 yrs. Cat no . Whiteley) 0 sr./. Nottlis Wombat, 9 yrs, el . ... .. ..(Wheatley! 0 lord Wilton*. Wrd rtid, 3 yrs. did ...... 'J. Daley; 0 r. irre‘diess Ailly. 3 yrs. Sst . . osassoo) 0 so W. r by Binicatcher—lthedyelas, l vs, lot 71b (hake) 0 Betting : to 1 ust Audrey, 4to 1 agst Westestl, B 40 1 melt art Gallus and Furious, aad Bto 1 apt A. gates Yip Vale road* play at a rod pore, closely followed by Ye ithobeioa colt, Furious, Gallus, Audrey, mad West. and ; Nark Lily *oil Diadem heading the next lot. This willies was maintained until mewling the tun isto the metaight, where Audrey took second place, Queen of the Vale leolin4 several lengths. Half-way along the straight *imam ram through his horses and tout the third position, Mesh he improved upon ere the distance was reached, for Qom of the Vale falling back, Sir Joseph's horse took .sad place, but, failing tu reach Audrey, :din. Bogen aged him, sod both Furious sad Black Lily racing through pee him the go-by and were place*) secutal and third, Audrey winning easy by four lengths a head separating the second and third. Callus was biurth, Wombat sad Ones the Vale sett, with Diadem, Amy, mid Ilhedycina ma bat -- TUE NCIUII2IT 15TAimi, handicap sweepstakes of 15 lova mei, with 150 added, for 2.yr-vids ; winners extra. Last ails. (61 subs.) Kr. H. Hoster's Spite, by De Clam 111 b 'J. Deity) 1 Ur. W. bay's Lord Monlry. 7st . . ...... . J. Adsansi I Ur. Lt* ayler's Vantolirrs, ase ells Ocborom Hr. Ilisru'sc by Wild Dayrell—Vest, Tat lab (Hayward) • fiotals Cbristsis Antares, 7st 111 b Z. Ifordluni; 0 /11/ T. Merra's Ethel, 7st tab IA. I.lllrards. 0 Hr. HMS)'. Toter. 7st Mb itfraro, 0 Ir. 7 Irmccon** elrilhlll. 70, 3111 Tr. J. smith's quern of Spain. 7st Clt meats) • Imed rort•moutlie I;urrilla. 7.1711. W. Bottom, 0 lbaserl lorisir)'• Itsporter. 7st ib torsi Cs widne's Cean. , 7st 211. lard Auuesbl ' a fby augarplam—Your as Markle, 7st llb ,Doyle 0 Smut Y. de Ltgrange's Albs late V ultai, (11. Orb:Debar/ 0 Ur. IL Ti,, Bp.rcirs Olive Brom* Ist lfib Ur Uterine. Vkiriz, OW 11.6 , Challoner; 0 mid Covvittrra Sumo, ea inb sliagley; 0 Lard Allorihury's 70212.2mr— Wild Daysetis dam, _ese fah (Leinv • Ilettine : 7 to 2 opt Vivid; 4 sel apt pad bleakly, let apt Olive Breach, 10 to 1 each apt Ethel Ned Antares, IS fie 1 each ant Alba and Cantipiere, 100 to 7 apt Spite, end ID to 1 apt the Ve.t colt. After ft cenpt• of false niamipts sae of the beet starts of the meeting was sees, the nib* lot *tag away on excellent tense, sad when fairly Noillisd doss tato Urea pieces it was sees that Lord Anger high Lily by Valise= was slightly leadisg, with Repartee, Ma, Lord Studley, sad Asians neat, Spite lying ca. •reendieg the bop tun into the straight Olive Breach Awed in the frost reek far • short period, but quickly die. egpared *pis isle the reek. About half way &los( the streight Spite rime to the front, sad a toe race in task ibis with the tint four, Spite visaing easily at the 414111 la three leugths, Lord ftsahry defeating Caption* lit =wad place in a length sad • half ( the colt 132 =iYout of Vest finished fourth, Keene fifth,. ictrix out, Qessa of Spain bringing up the nos. Tss CIIL•TRIPTILD Cur, value AO *ova, by su 411 IS soya seek, the surplus to be paid in money ;VT ells sad upward* • winners extra. Craven COWIII. 111le mod a quarte r. (89 subs.) Sr. Ilarplky's Cresol Patrant. by Illamlaba Door 3 lee, Aire 70, cum Sr J. Reeky*. Slave Sea. 4 yrs. Tel ....Oh= Sr. it • Ilso.st. Arms. 4 yrs. rig 1111 b 1131nallom shoes f by King Tom—laisodo. Ibt 411 b ins Niviirie Cosmopolite, yrs, Out 11311 b.. (T. Pk B. Des Vreer's Comforter. Sy r. , Sig (3. A es toss Y. de Lagrange's Mollie. de Chantllly, op& lbil H. Orbeshaw) Sr. Searya Masks Late Sari of bees, re. lla fits J. Ocaterl flr. Merry's Sir 4 yrs. art Ilb ;Customs) ▪ Srucas Lard et the Maws, 5 yrs. Bet .. Snowden! Br. W. S. Wewhirts Whstra. 4 yrs. TA 101 b W. Uo4l4uul Br. issue Ths Mgt. 4 yrs. Tot Its lasi Asaidars Ihnslonaos. 4 yes. 714 411, Lae laraferes Male. yn, 74413 Ir. MINN Maksolsee. f yrs. Tot lb Xi. O. arw.rs Waterwilds. • yrs. be Sb ilbsterbile • Mina liEssinteste S 1 4 yrs. 7st (Walloper Mr. Papsys Ogsmiso. yes, SIVIII‘Ss= (es i r ., 7r i p l b . ) (A.. 11:113 ( J Adams • lisemorfsWiss.. yrs. lat 7113 (W. ohse) zer o : n o r eer e lcs ig l i sL insir_eg lllb Mar Mt v )(W m eaih S eug Mr. et. Mrs antab, IT% Mjiti : to 1 ept Artois, is 1 apt emeskamm, Its 1 arab spt Naa-Arise Nen flim Bto 1 apt Cram& Ilstriek, 12 te a l en opt enkintwm and Balims. mil 15 to 1 apt Wines. Caste broke away on ems to the post, and &dodged little Whiteley, but dirit • laier Crumb Parke ran in a wrong colour, sod hi earner was fined a sow. for ths same. Altar a slight delay at ee post the lot wen met away to a very bad start, se memy as a dome of the hones having limn left twenty Lager is the rear. When they could be distinguished iilmthe rain (which came down very heavy dieing this mmreaterwitch, with Creech Patrick, Sweeteauce, Maar liAris. Mille. de Chantilly, and Rising `Sun, compound em hest lot, Comforter sad Sir William beading the out eleiles. As they *Mend the straight Mille. de Chantilly &mind Waterwitah and Mr follower' of the load and took Se summed, Orirashaw wading her along t . t n a ei v= em is the dreams, where Illaant-Arms and latilipmed her, sad sin &Meetly shaman& compastaded awl hil bath into*, rear. linibam from this point sent Meng flan aloes, sad he quickly reached the quarters of fimet-Arms, sad pea( ekes to Croy& Patrick, a fine ash was withered with the four placed, Crasgh Patrick miming by LIU a length, Bien San defeating Mane- Arms V ere. puts at a length for the mewl &mows, and the battiest tine (mars filly by • head. Comforter was close • Siesetemee sixth, Sir William was seventh, No ettxt. The others came straggling in very much sae beet TIIIIIA3CII !ink 3.9 of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; for Sind 3-yraide ; fihs allowed 3lte ; the winner to be *old 110,3141 L, If &needed. Half a mile. (24 subs.) lad weeineeleure Contemn by Cruiser, a Arthur Wellman, 0 yrs. Sat , 1 Gooier) 1 Mk helmet Unetet, 3 yrs, ast Bullock` t 110 &he Clifiends Irsperindar. I yrs. su 'J Osborne , I 081. Obrislis's Ossolbe, 2 pa, Yet 4lb ,Clsallousrl 4 Mr. Sneers team de Bo" I yrs, an Illb.....Clemento 4 Mgt Hearne Verginneleulet, I yrs, IM nib ;can Id ISO 0. AtcicroW 0 Apt D. lea& 11c~rt Syn. tit (O. Yaritheso, 0 In. Menden. Oe tyre Ilet IL Snowden) 0 46: 7 to 2 apt Gesell% 4 to I apt Vergisismein -11%11 I apt Southport, 6 to I each apt Lopeatcher and Onddiece. The het te flew la front was Longsbot, closely Idlegred by Verses-reelenight sad Coeildeace, with Lop &lain fourth. After long a short &dance Confident, mired Loaphot of the lead and canted on the ruining tip Ihnliteine, where J. Gene' send him and allowed the brae le fall back into the amend place. Shortly after this LlAllhaff sen V s ergesinetn-oicht (who wag beaten ) eed by art . the tined Coolidean scale deprived ri. of Est pees, sad went in a winner by a sad a bat. Lopearcher aught Longshot co the mid needs a deed heat with him for second plan. wag fourth, bean by a heed. Southport was Nth, &t eaten ant, Colour de Ron seventh, with Verges-nen. legt. 1411. WM'S PLATS ad 100 Eimer, for 3 yr.olds TM nib; has, lab 71b; iv% 102 b ; au sod *wad lit ek. About 3 ono aad Land Mbar' lama& W Ywal7plMo..4l. Osborne) 1 Ottessis Meat id* • FL lnosden) Olsen Illvtlests Grimed's) • keg • ams (41. Trench) 0 Drain : 5 to 2 at 11110•1110, 314 1 sp Dnkibella, and te 1 each apt the others loitered). nines made play lama the bottoms, Dideibella, &emote, and Mswierpr tying is the osier_ gives. Returning up' tbo. bill, li kes took the lend In the distance, when Osborne seat 11bawasc &loos. who 800 s passed Dulcibella, and won in a amok, by twenty lengths ; Master Bagot, Duleiballs, sad Nligis pulled up opposite the enclosure, but all of a madam Maass Bagot was slat as again and obtained mooed Orrim••••=1 of 10 mom Gosh, II ft ; for two-p-olds. Got 311, throe.; throe.StL ; Ivo sad womb, 111 b ; the wia. ter to b • avid far VIOL, V dirmodocl ; it ookood to be sold he 300 f., to eon, llb sates. Ralf • mile. Lsr• Wssimerersts Pop& ley Illadast. o yrs, •4 1• w (250/.) y) ire mer merry DiNmpilis, tyre (1501 114 21b . . (Matk (Daley) I L Hairs 11.80milloo. 6>s• MOLL mr sib • (Ir. *Mims) Ik. Otures's PM* 11 yrs OAK), SW (L Semrdes , • 114 H•wley raoom ,1 yrs (1212). 44 111, (ear. 44 In I P , itt e "; • Vi a. Tsyk t' 'Ms o^ 11 LK), Ow ( 1 • URI Aissitte s s b t by lostaslowi--Owsw de arrite. 2 w• joisti, ow at • 0 St J. Ws raid Oils. 11Th INC. 414 b , (wittlw•Y :NOW J 0 7to 4 amid Pupil, 3to 1 apt Diem tios sto 1 osib la Zilisistioe sod Oitailis. Tabal We is this rase idled whoa to dot Wart* post. sad threw Whitslity %Ibis woo sod ilitoyed tho slot $ loon tims. The =with is Misnames Nods all the Two was shire* by a lairth : Woo Wig 04 t $ Isoildi him= Ilie asoisil mid third. Tannesaira—Tailsradars Rooms goal be °posed this alp kw Wee Melia 4 Goodwood seacessis. lAMB RACW:ne One Ezeheage, Lawn, wai be mond an ilands7 arms*. sod acatiaard apse daring the alba be the 11111101111.••• 1 the membete at Teetteemars. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1861. LEWES RACES. WEIORTS PUBLISHED YESTEB.DAY. THR Flan? CHVIRTINAT BIENNIAL ffrtusa of 10 son. orb. 5 ft, with 50 added, for 3-yr.olds ; this locoed to save his stake, aad the wirier to pay 10 sore towards exposer. Oas sod • half. (39 sire/ s lb Aurelia& lt Charmlone .. King of Egad lO RoMmon Crime .. Luloot Nelabbr•nr It Meld of Honour .. l'atiar) 7 Tartlet Rumnba 'ontldencs 0 0151 07 IPl4llla IR Dog Ram Llmeßnwer ....... 10 Indicate( Yount Vlsruat 7 Whitelega Gauntlet 7 Y.ccola Boebdll Cantab Count 8010 lady Ilan, 4 4 W i ll ird oaruril b c Iq 7eenalosisr-0•41 Globale Hen Neville Biddy EMU 0 stet • • .... 7 'rue AIIIIITOCIATIO PLATE of 30 save., added tea Imo dim(' serespet•ke• at 5 aam. each. Gentlemen Meat ; jockeys 51b seam Ow mile and a half. (10 subs.) Agp et lb Age it lb Newstead ll 7 9swcutter 4 10 2 4 11 2 Vinegar ULU • 11 • wombat 4 10 7 Dartmoor s 9 0 4 t• ♦ &Lbw • 9 • Ru pee llorderrr Enterer Paleface Tlf t: RAILWAY NOIURY Branum of 10 WM. each, 5 ft, with :s) added by the London. Brighton, and South Coast Itailwry Company, for 2.yr-olds ; winners extra, /sc. ; the winner to pay 10 soya. towards expenses. T. Y. C. (about fire f Ullongs). (tti subs.) At IA 0,181..55,1er . 8 7 U. 554 del Lag° . .. e 5 I:W.5.1018 . . n 4 Yletee Drakth.ind Bregltt.stus st lb Humphrey 7 The Cutler c by Mereplan—ramie leteen of Spain The Tutor Alba Hopeful Doukas Heechy Hest, by Meng Petrel—Remed 7 ies Vigil Grey MINT t Uthu . . Olive Branch Leonora .. 710 .. 710 .. 710 7 10 7 10 7 7 !Were Peahen. by Cu Prazie Ueo Weevilloader Lady ►■nny ►resioee THE ETON AND WESTMINSTER EIOHT•OARED RACE. The great aquatic struggle between the two t&- mow schools of Westminster and Eton, which had been looked to with much anxious expectation by the students and friends of both, came off yesterday morning on the Thames, between Putney and Chiswick, a distance of nearly two mils and three-quarters. Both crews have been in active training for several weeks past. That of Eton has at various times undergone some changes. The Weetminaters, whether they picked their best men at first or deternimed to remain faithful to their original choice when the crew was first formed, made no changes, but held together until the great contest was fairly over. _ As early u 9 o'clock yesterday morning there was a great gathenng of Westminster§ and Etonian; present and peat, including many University men, who have since distin guished themselves on the Isis and the Cam. The msn who were to engage in the contest looked remarkably well, and on all hands received the hearty congratulation of their friends. One of the Citizen boats, chartered by the Messrs. Bear* brought up the umpire, Mr. Chitty, of Exeter College, Ox ford, the gentleman who is usually chosen for that °Mee at the Oxford and Cambridge matches. About the same time a boat, gaily decorated with flags, brought up a hint of Westminster* and a hand of music. Other boats were chartered by Kelly, of the Eight Belle, and other enter prising people of Putney. At' 5 minute, before ll the Westminster men pulled oat, their colour being pink. They were lustily cheered by thee friends, and seemed in excellent spirits. They were followed in a minute or two afterwards by the Etonian; their colour being light blue. They, too, were loudly cheered by their birds. At 18 minutes before 11, the men having takes their planes, the Waiminsters on the Middlesex aide, •micsal was given and the start was made. If there was any differenee at all the start was is favour of Westminster, but the beads of the boat" wen as seedy in a line that it was hardly possible to lay which bad the advantage. The stroke of Westminster was strong and heavy ; that of Eton light, quick, and extremely gnosis'. Yawing Fulham grounds the Etonian@ palled slightly ahead, and every minute the distance Nitwits the two boats became greater. The Eto boat wee perfectly steady, but the Westminster boat " wobbled" frightfully, very much dames to the died• vantage of the crew. The Eton boat had deo a better shoot than that of Westminster. Both, _ harmer, were beauti ful louts. As the crews approached Hasiaansallib-bakii., sad had crossed over to the Surrey side, the illasimiasism, wb• were about seventy yards behind, made amiss& garland regained some of their lost ground; but the Tiosisas, deter. messed not to have their laurels taraiimil by asambrate victory, put out additional strength, and uplift didaamod their competitor. The Etonian' then arassad to Chiswir-k, and on arriviag at the Ait were upwards of a kramirsd yards ahead of the Westminster*, who then streak work, and the coolest was at an cud. Tin whole diattooe waa accomplished by the Etonian' le a few woe& kee than 13 minutes, a splendid acbieveateet. which it will take a very crack crew iodred to eclipse. The time tweepied lurk year was 13 minutes aad 40 wow& The mem to-day were u follows : lb A lb 1. W. IWO • I T L LI. Pribst 2 2. A. Maw & C. ill 4. A. P. Dawns ll 16. Lipl e & IL N. nom U I & U. A. iirW 1 - _ _ L A. IL Samaras l9 0I O. IL lO 0 7. LN. Maack S. J. Forster Bll 8. 11.. R. B. Hembey .... 10 0 H. Wallow few. , I 0 7 Hon. H. C. Needham (coal 7 0 lasi yesr, wises, as cos this OCOILIaOIII, the &calms were the victors, the crews were is Mows : Ouss“, Lord Boniest', Mr.. F. H. Wynne, Mr. B. Z. L Merton. Mr. H. B. Rhodos, Mr. C. B. Law's, Mr. R. H. B. Hershey (stroke), Mr. F. Hop wood (c..waie). Wserwoorrsa.—Mr. W. Wynne, Mr. A. R. Towliesoe, Mr. A. C. Oaslow, Mr. J. C. Hawkshaw, Mr. E. M. Tom linson, Mr. B. Moues, Mr. W. & Wright, Mr. J. Forster (stroke), and Mr. J. C. YMAIS (coxswain). Prim to the last year the contests between the schools of Eton mid Westminster were suspended during a period of sum yam. It appears not to be eery accurately known whether there will be a contact nest year. ASSIZE irrEkEranroz. .11912 cptpum r :csoypoir, Amorer 2. The business of these raises was proriseded with yester day morning, at his eelock. Mr. Justise Williame eat on the civil side. Leda.. Justice Blackburn in the Crown Court. It appears that 148 owns are entered for trial, and 28 of them are set dews to be tried by special June& A very great number of then causes, however, are undefended, sod several have bra withdrawn since the list bee been printed. During the period that has elapsed since the last suites the courts where the arises are held have been remodelled, hod a great enprovoimet has been effected. Better accom modation has been provided for the judges, the bar, and the public, and there is no longer any ground for the complaints that have been made for so many years of the inconvenience that was sustained by all parties having occasion to attend these asaises from the bad construction of the courts and the absence of all proper accommodation. There appeared to be only one opinion expressed by counsel and per igee having business at the assizes as to the very gent improvement effected by the authorities of the tows in the courts ; and it is to be hoped that before the next summer assizes &similar &heretics may be made in the courts at Guildford, where the sosises are held each alter nate year, which have been described by the judges upon the circuit, and every one having business to transact in them, as a disgrace to the county of Surrey. Justice Blackburn, in charging the grand jury, said that alth o u g h there were very few prisoner, for trial, be was very sorry to see that the calendar contained no fewer than three charges of wilful murder. With regard to the rim against the German. Johann Carl Frentz, of coni athirst the murder at Kinpwood Rectory, he said he thought it right to state to the greed jury that, although they might possibly believe that it was not the intention of the parties, at the time of the act, to cause the death of the deceased, still as their intention undoubtedly was to commit • robbery, sad th e deemed woman wee suffocated by them by bibs pawl, probably for the purpose of keeping her quiet, is the owes of prosecuting this alleged design, the law regarded such au act in the light of wilful murder, and if the facts justified them, it would be their duty to fi nd a true bill for that offence. resti;the public was disposed of in either court darts( the day. OXFORD CIRCUIT. —HEREFORD, Avorfrr 2. The commission for these 'anises was opened on Wednes• thy before Mr. Justice Hill sod Kr. Justice Keating, attar which their lordships attended divine service at the cathe dral. On Thursday the business commenced in both courts at ten o'clock. evidence ha the cause of " Josses v. the Queen's Proctor,* on the 4th of July List, the day on which the perjury charged against the prisoner is alleged to have been com mitted. The short-hand writer. notes of the trial were then verified in due form. Alderman Male said he should commit the prisoner for trial on both charges. Mr. Lewis, jun., for the defence, said he trusted the court would now accept bail for the prisoner. Alderman Haleseid certainly Dot. Mr. Lewis said W made the application as a matter of form, preliminary to applying to • Judge at chambers. The prisoner was then removed frm the bar. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANILAIIM. EDWARD CHARM, 13ALDOCK, Ayleabury-atreet, Clertenwell, chentast, to aurramkr August 12 at 11, and Sept. 20 at 1, at Baainghallatreet. uoL, klach. laaraster-place, Strand ; Canaan, liaainghtlatrrat.. . . Eaassaa Paici Joist:, Crawley-street, St. Pancras, holder, August 13 at it. and Sept. 20 at 12, at Basinghall.street Sols., =ant and Hammon, Cloak-lane ; of. assig., Canaan, Basing- Janes AaarrAoz, Woolwich, cheesemonger, August 12 at 11 and Sept. 30 at 11, at Bainwhallatreet. Sol., Mote, Bucklers bury Of mtg., Carman, besinghalletreet. J 031441 FISHER, Lupusstreet and Charlwood-street, Pimlico, cheesemonger, August 12 and Sept. 20, at 121, at Basing hall-street. Sol. Nicholson, Lime-street; off. anis., Canaan, Basingliallstreet. JOSIIPIi MANTUA. Luton, Bedfordshire, Jeweller, August 12 at 1, and Sept. 11 at 11, at Bealughallstreet. Bola, Money, Ser- Jeant's.inn, ► Fleet street, and Bally, Luton ; off. asaig., Stang feld, Basinghallatreet. JOSEPH LIP!, Finsbury-pavement, City, general dealer, August 13 and Sept. 9, at 1, at Basingballetreet. Sob., Spyer and Bon, Broadstreet-buildings, City; of. amis., Pennell, Guild hall-chambers. WILLIAM CUM, Bath, hosier, August 13 and Sept. 9. at 11. at Bristol Court. Solt, Smith, Prederick'splacc, Old Jewry, and Edwards and Solder, Bristol of. mfg., Acraman, Br.atol. EINANUISL PAS.ACIHSO9 HOLLINGSHEAD, Cheltenham, tailor, August 19 and Sept. 10, at 11, at Bristol Court Sob., Win t.mtuun and Co., Cheltenham ; Chesahyre, Cheltenham; and Abbot and Co., Bristol : of. stasig., Mu le , Bristol lons EARMLAW and Ultultoll ZaltanNialr, Halifax, Yorkshire, dyers, August 19 and Sept 10, at 11, at Leads Court.. Bola, Waren and Co., Banat, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; of. ' ants., Hope, Leeds. (WW2 Salami, Batley, Yorkshire, rag merchant, Augustin and Sept. 10, at 11, at Loads Court. Sob., Mews. Hensl ey, Leeds ; of. male., Hopp. Leeds. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. July 29 JOHN Oaten and Baooci Dewsbury, Yorkshbs, woollen manufacturers. DECIAItATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JORg Wont, laven-row,ill;l6elds7in - d7;11-street,City.road, glom manufacturer-2nd dividend of 214., August 7, at Ed wards's, Basinghallatreet. Mamma limn; Li., Ironntong*r-lane, linen agent-tnd dividend of 154. August 7, at Edwards s , liminghall street. again Rot= Emouse, Morley-hilt Staffordshire, licensed victealler-Ist dividend of 10fd., say Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham Jogs 31Trcatr and Jolla LILLY, Birmingham, hosiers-2nd dividend of 214., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. August 26. C. Powell separate estate), Hercules-chambers, Old Broad-street, mining share dealer-August 26. E. Cooks !sepa rate estate), Hercules-chambers, Old Broad-street, mining share dealer-August 26, J. W. Cole, Great Winchesteratreet, City, merchant-August 26. J. P. smith, Coventry-street, Haymarket, tea dealer-August 26. J. Swan, Leadenhall-atreet, City. iner chant -August 26. J. Gilbert, lit. Luke's, ironmonger-August 26. D. L. Burn, St. James apisee, and St. Michaerahouse, oruhill, merchant-Sept. 26. H. Addis (separate estate), Gloucester, vinegar manalecturer--Sept. 20. W. Beale, juo., Bishops Can ning". Wiltshire, nursery t. 19. G. Penrose. Eagles Bush sad Zekya Collieries, 01 re, and Macsymarchog and Tnissrwed Collieries, 0 lamorganahire, coal merchant-Sept. 19. L. Beynon, Moto!, tailor-Sept. 26. E. it. Andrews, Littleton upon.tlevem Gloucestershire, cattle dealer-Sept 19. C. Collier, Swindon, Wiltshire. cabinet maker-Sept. & A. P. Standring and C. P. Btandring Rochdale, Lancashire, Iron founders. CERTIFICATES to be granted, anima cause be shown to the contrary on or befogs the day of August 2* W. J. Dalton, Surr a r Ilider--Sept. It. Yield, sen., Chastleton, Oxfordshire, and Moreton in the Margit, Gloucestershire, corn dealer-August 27. J. Rees, Swarms, Gls mormnahlre. builder-August 29. H. Kidd, Stockport, Ciiiishire, cotton manufacturer-Oct. 2. J. B. Brown, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer-August 26. W. Thomas, Llanerchymedd, draper-August 26. S. Wynn, Upper Trimmer*, Chishirt= PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ....... _ . A. W. Hartley and wnium:, - BratiTeid, Yorkshire, wool staplers-8. Jackson and J. Watson. Edgware-road, grocers-8. Lloyd and L. Lloyd, Willenhidl. Staffordshire, padlock makers —A. Mills, J. Bolden, J. Cruaslay, and J. Sheppard, He Lancsehtre. cotton manufacturers, so ter as regards A. Tie— . R. Driver and B. W. Coat.,, Worcester, bookbinders—Z. Bata ley and H. B. Perry, Wharf Canal-road, KUlpiland-read, ja w aorta hat linings and moleskins-0. J. Barker, T. Broker , W. 0. Foster and Mien Foster, Millington, Staffordshire, and Uve2d iron and Goal masters, so far as regards W. 0. Foam and Foster—Nobs Blanche Thompson and Amsbel Statham, Bristol, Principal* of the Clifton Lady s College—T. Richards and F. Richards, Whitehaven, Camberland, and Ramsay, laleof Mu, consulting gas engineere—F. J. Buu, S. R. Durrant, and J. Hart, litewick, Suffolk, boot and shoe manufacturers, so tar as R. Middleton and H. C. Flory, Mat bro Yorkshire , steel manufacturers—B. Sinclair and 0. H. Davis, elms-terrace, City-road, buliders—R. Bealth and A. Badham, Melkshsm, Wiltshire, schoolmasters—lL He W. I Hodgitinson, J. Carver, and J. Milne, Marpie, cotton str lo ncn. so far as regards J. Mine—a L. Marto=all 0. Wines. Cambridge. contractors—J. W. Rasmus and L C. Hughes, Charles-plate, Prince of Wales-road, Kentish New. town, oilmen—H. Freeman and C. Nub, Norwich, wholesale and retail grocers—M. Hutchinson and°. Baxter, Leeman!, sail makers—B. Hirst and W. Driver, Bentley, Lanouhire, cotton manufacturers—F. R. Harrison and J. Williamson, Salford, lan cashire, wharflngers—H. S. Pledge and J. Pledge, Barham, Kent, millers—S. Dines and T. Douett, Sbacklewell.lane. Kingsland, butchers—W. Gillespie and J. Buchanan, Oreat Tower-street, City, general commission merchants-li. Turner and J. Welch, Manchester, coal dust and charcoal blacking manufacture:o— Beedell audit. Beadell, Woodstocketreet, Oxfordetrest, work ing jewellere—R. W. Carden, John Whitehead, and Jottery Whitehead, Royal Exchange-buildings City, Meek brokees—T. J. Harrisand B. Turner, Cromble'erow, Commercial road last, mantle and millinery warehonseasen—E. Ingham end B. Inglis, Halifax, Yorkshire, dyers—D. Humphreys and F. J. Hill. Start lane, City, wine and esseels—J. Dolling and L L. Wil liams, Portman-place booksellers—A. M'Callnm, J. Moore, and W. R. 'lf Hettincham, boater% so farm = .: l. Moore—A. B. Marrow sod J. Todd, Liverpool, coca R. Holthy and J. 11 WM% Norton, Yorkshire, bows Mashes—J. G. Barton and V. J. Barton, Old Broad-street, City, Irsahaksrs—J. Donis and O. W.M. St. Georgeeterrace, Lent lehiewn, grocers—T. Bill, A. NIL sad W. Hill, Tavistock, De vonshire, woolstaplers, so far as regards W. 11111-1. Brewin, W. Wow* and H. Lucas. Cirencester, Clioneestershlre, and Wor t:osier, coal merchants. so far ne H. Lucas. NV= OHS. Wn.Usit 111TH, BileAllllol= oL lmoksaat, August 8. at Dowell and Lyon's Moans kuraitaroll),=lenifshire, merchant, August 12, at the Solicitors' Library, WEATHER REPORT. rimer. AIMS? I. S TO 9 &N. DESTRUCTIVE PIM& Yesterday morning between twelve and one o'clock a Ilre, attended with a *scions for of broke out on the premium ci Nome. W. Corna Ps a n al Abraham, hat meaufacturers, No. 36, Lambeth-walk. A police-constable raised ea Wenn, _and is a hoist space of time the @wises of the Lades Brip,de end the Bn-esrepe &Mewled. As immediate supply of meter WY procured, but the flames continued to spread, tad were not in tiaguishcil until the premises were nearly burnt out, and the houses a P. Ueda-wood, grocer, awl C. Barbridge, oil and colounnan, severely damaged. The caws of the cala mity is unknowa. The lam will fall oa the Scottish Union Fire.office. _ Another fire bappened at No. 71, SL John-street, Clerk 'smell, the property of Messrs. Guppy and Clarke, he. The inmates were saved by means of • ladder= ' poles, before the conductor of the escape had time be write. The 'twines of the parish and four at the London Brigade having arrived, the firemen, under Mr. Togo, the superintendent of the B district, and regimen Swanton end Perms., went to work, lint they were unable to get the fire out until the stock in trade wm destroyed. A third it. hemmed on board a meal lying at &Bidwell, which eonaunied the cargo. The bones will fall upon the Phoenix, Soottieb Union, and other alkali. lest sight the inhabitants of Kentish-town were sinned by the oetbreak of • fire, at 7, Commercial place, mar the amenably rooms and lice-station. The fire originated from some userplaird cause in the back room mooed floor, and rapidly extended to other rooms an the building, • very extensive new The engines of the pariah and fear tof the Leedom • , under the superintendence at Mr. I+o sad 111 r. Perryer, were quickly on she spot, ...p and a good yof water baring been obtained all hands west to work ia as admirable manner, but the fire could sot be exteguidned until the premises were nearly de etroyed. The origin of the fire ia unknown. The sufferer war insured. A SANITARY MUSEUM. —The Amudated Medical Olken of Health are taking sclps for Zia aellillike of • military museum, in order that Ihe>•rnirrk rsriay amliances, such as drain Wm dam weer skeet., urinal+, ventilators , gas imam mnisicleris- PUMIII, may be brought tog ether, and micleseive merits the more readily examined, as each • colleclita Timid contribute greatly to enlighten the pulls, end climaxes inroad= in this &reetiou. The only eellestion d the Mad is that of Mr. Twining at Tv/islanders. Appilealion has been mode legeeeremeot for the grant et smite= of Dar lington dm permits of ths maim bat the re. quest mid net be implied with. an growl that the Gedeatitee isealed there wire mai swiped fur raga. Tea Seeley ef Arts, or applisaliaa wade for the use of Hair reams, mat readily senapaild RIM the esimmA, bat mold only do so far three or far =Mho in the year, and it was, Mader% deemed advisable to diadem the oder.— freildinp Nom Tan CRAWS or MORD= IN Caclataim.—Tba re-mminatien of the priseaer Yileoo, clamed withdraw der of the youth Harvey Rumbelow, or the 'sight if the 29th of June leak teak clam at the Tomball yesesiday. Some further 'Odom of • enalleelas Mars boring be.. given, the prisoner was again remanded. • sesend man yea mojereerveillance daring the day, be UMW bee•S est by Nis. Charm as cm of the maa wive me dessedial on the °Demon ; he is tat " badly " of • girl Cox who, it was stcled 'clam*, had threats's' as • pub- Icleouse t. set some one ea to the deemed for asensing her al Miring bins CROWN Court —(B•for• Kr. Justice Heating.) The calendar contained the names of 23 county prisoners and 6 city pioneers. James Davies, 17, blacksmith, and Jonathan Hughes, 18, blacksmith (the latter of whom had been admitted to bail) were charged, the former with criminally moulting Jane Powell, at Medley, on the 14th of April, and the latter with aiding and abetting. The prisoners were found Chiiity, but sentence was deferred. To-day they were called up, and the learned Judge sentenced them to four years' penal servitude. The business of the Civil Court was concluded at mid-day, and Mr. Justice Hill afterwards assisted with the trials of prisoners. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—MOLD, Avaturr 1. (Before Mr. Borue BramwelL) The wiser for this county were held TIM MURDER AND ATTIMPTID 81.3C1D11 AT ZOLTWILL. Borah Edwards, 77, was charged with the wilful murder of her husband, Thomas Edwards, aged 80, at liolywell, oa the =ad of May last. Mr. Swetenhain and Mr. Vaughan Williams prosecuted ; Mr. Morgan Lloyd defended the prisoner. The prisoner was accommodated with a seat in the dock, and thecool and collected maser in which she demeaned herself during the proceedings was most remarkable. Whoa sskedrto plead she said ins hem voice, " Not Guilty." The court throughout the beating of the saw was inconveniently crowded. The facts of the ease were short and very plain. It ap peared that the husband of the prisoner was an old man, and had bean ill about four ni.ditha previous to the 22nd of May last. The primmer and her husband had always been on good terms ; they had had no quarrels, but, on the con trary, so far as was known, had lived comfortabky together. Latterly they became in indigent circumstances, and re ceived relief front the parish. OD the 20th ci May they were seen by a person named Ann Matthews, a neighbour ; deceased was in bed ill, and the prisoner manned with Men/sews about some washing, which the (Matthews) was is the habit of doing for prisoner and her husband. On the following day Mrs. Matthews went to the house but was not admitted, the prism. saying haw husband and herself wished to be quiet, smidaij us e e her through the doorway. On the 22nd of May went again to prisoner's bans, and foiled the dew leek:: the window was open, and eeeinthe door key inside, Matthews took it, unlocked thedoer, and west into the house. On going up stairs she 'bottod the eid aces lyieg ma the bed with his threat cut ; he was not thee dead; be put up his hands and died immediately after ; she also saw that the prisoner's throat was out. Mn. Matthews inn eat and saws the alarm, and a rears was found with blood upon it. A defence of insanity on the part of the prisoner was set up. His lordship summed tip, and the jury, after five minutes' deliberation, returned • verdict of Guilty, recommending the prisoner to mercy on account of her great sr, which was followed by mermen from several in court. Sentence of death was passed in the usual form. The prisoner, who ressined unmoved during the whole trial, was removed from the desk. THE POLICE COURTS. _ MANSION HOUSE Anna Corning a lad a7l eiaaileyeare --- of age, and Judea Davie, a marine store dealer, who were brought up on Saturday lut, the former mis ir ot ith striding, and the letterwth receiving, well ram to have been stoles, a quantity of parchment tide to the number of between four sod five lswdrsd, wars yesterday brought up on bail for farther • Mr. W outlier appeared for re pressititir, and Mr. Beard appeared for the defendant Davis. Mr. Woatner said that sir the bat exstainatioe • con siderable quantity of the deeds had been recovered, and Davis, upon the advice of Mr. Herd, bad caseated to give the names of the parties to Misr be bid add them, and, under those circumstaars, be eakad bin lonia* to let it stand over for another week, is order to stud an opportu nity of recovering the whole et dr okras property. The prisoners were then again russatied, being spin ad mitted to tell. GUILDHALL. "Dr." David Oriffitisjon;a, deseribedu s of 43, Woburn-place, was brought up in the custody d Detective Sergeant Webb, according to the arrangement at thohet boar wig, to be formally committed to take his trial on the shame of feloniously forging and uttering a certain document par. posting to be the last will and testament of Mn Sophia deosesed. Mr. Serjesnt Ballantine, instructed (under the direction of the Attorney-Oeneral) by Mr. Humphreys, jun., of the Ann of Humphreys, Son, and Morgan, conducted the prose cution on behalf at the crows. Yea. IBartis , the chief clerk, read over the depositions of the vitamins ; after which Mr. Fitch, the solicitor who made the will for Mrs. Bella said, in explanation of his former evidence-BMo' my deposition wits taken I have bad an opportunity of looking at my books and coaterring with my cleric In re calling the cireumstansee newel* the paper writing (the link will, which was unemeeted, having Dr. Jame the whole of her (Mrs. Bellies) property) to my memory I sow state that on the afternoon Tuesday, thenth Yebruary I Bad that Dr. Jones came to my othe in a hurry sad said 'en rid lady, a friend of his, was dying, and not having a relehoo in the world, she wished to leave him all she had. He *lowed me a paper writing in the form of a will, be queathing the whole of the property to himself, and asked easV dot would be sefilcioot. Re - wished me to put it late shape few him. I told him it would be better thee a disin terested perms eitoold make the will from instructions Saks. from the he atria herself. He said Mrs. Rallis oti• =rime a solicitor. but he would take me to her on the day. He asked me to get the paper writing NON! in the misntime. I made some alterations in the tors, asd rave it to my clerk to copy, and t o ld hi m t o de liver it to Dr. Jones, and I did not see that copy until it was produced in this court. I did not even know it was in existence. The copying at the will is entered in my clerk's work book. Orosoecarnined—lt is not wad to draw out wills with. out first seeing the party devising; bat knowing Dr. Anse I did so is this names I did sot ale say harm in doing to for a jpenilemen>hce Dr. Jaws, who had • home in Webumpiees sai belt his carriage. After I had drawn the mond will I teld Dr. Jones that Mn Belli had not Mb him all We property, and that she bad ooutempLted other h ews. I never mentioned t o M rs . B e lli ; in ialn ib b eiour boors' interview I had with her, that ur. JOINS had brought me a will already prepared. (The witness was here creeseumnined very strictly with regard to the of taking the instroctines of Mrs. Belli if he be lieved t the first will contained the genuine wish.' of the tesistrix.) I did not doubt the first will bet I thought it better to draw up mother from Mrs. lisilit's instructions. That was the proper way. If I had tad the first will to her and obtained her miaow lapheat of it, that would have been • good will. Hrs. Dellis did not tell the she bad directed Dr. Jones to dmw her will for her, lowing all her property to him, and it seem occurred to me to sestina that such a will had hems prepared. I did lot see that will at Flimsy-square. 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Bast Coast-Birdllar-South- South Coaat-liouth.rmat to I Bad_ NI-Yelanto-talny THZ FIRE AT DAVIN'S WHARF, TOOLIT-STZSZT. —This firs continued to burn during Me whole of Thurs day sight and throughout yesterday. As late as eight o'clock last night there remained • great body of flame ender the rains, and it seemed mesetionalole whether the Are can be extinguished for some liras to oome. Mr. George has removed from Cotton's arf to take ponession of and superintend the salvage. Whilst he was giving di rections to the men, it was necessary for hint to stand upon • wall with a gentleman named Blanchard. The laM.samed gentleman felt the wall tremble, and gave orders for the men to run sway, which they did immediatel=d had so sooner dose so than the wall fell, an Mr. was precipitated isle the middle of some bales of blaming jute. Me had his boob and part of his tremors destroyed, but for tunately he was not himself injured. Tad DANDHST MORDLL —MT. T. M. Gepp, under-ekerlff for Essex, bits received • letter from the liesse-odios is reference to the woman convicted of the murder of • little boy at Danbury, near Chelmsford, whose execution had been originally • inted to take place on Thaseday, commuting the p • s sentence to penal ear vitt& for life. [Advertisement.]—HoutswAy's Plus AN - D Onrr- Nim—Wirla . Wutlag.—Wilia 6114 wooer Is wens Qs ddLeal• la lion lose tell* milk imam Is di• sub* soy votrita deprenie; inns Mls bot tan rsbibiS mei •Iyarsol conl4a4l# albils• some waft med dles to perm Wiz health. 110 Oslo* Isl bolt Ss IM swift asiz i r Ilallevays Ptlla 46 10110 ailieS6 4441 /4/044reilia lift muss and ral44 ek#6lll4l # II 1444641444 64 Isell Is Cllmllmt. w 4 106 b. MINA ens Os slum& and AIM lid• WI It yosbelse aid +••+4 a meow = tii bibs dliessilse tbrolls•s: by ssalaSshatag Ws rem for • ara Om, elgidisa Immo portals aim 404 s desselb M THE ILKESTON MURDER. Yesterday George Smith, who wan sentenced on Monday last, at Derby, for the murder of his father, at likestoo, made a full written confession of his guilt to the high sheriff of the county and the Rev. Andrew Knox, is. cumbent of Birkenhead. The above gentlemen bad a lengthened interview with the prisoner on Thursday, bat he would not then say anything, and told them to come spin on Friday. They accordingly went yesterday afternoon, at one o'clock, and after an earnest conversation with the Rev. Mr. Knox, and prayer bad been offered up, the wretched culprit said he would make a clean breast of it, and confess his guilt. He then said that he went to Nottingham on the let of May for the express purpose of purchasing a pistol with which to shoot his father; that be took the pistol home, loaded, and found his father lying on the sofa ; that he could not then summon resolution to shoot him, although be measured the distance of his head with the pistoL He put the loaded pistol into the drawer, left the house, and went to the Queen's Head public house, and got a quantity of drink. He then returned home for the par pow of *hooting his father, but the latter had gone out, and he (prisoner) again went back to the public house, partook of more drink, and had a quarrel with a man. He then returned home for the last time, and unfortunately found his father sitting on a chair, with his head resting on his hand. His father said to him, " George, von must not go oo so ; you come in at all hours of the Milt and I don't believe you get any better—but worse." • then thought he would make an end of the matter, and with the loaded pistol io his hand, went behind his father's chair, and shot him through the head. The confession was signed by the murderer. He was very calm and penitent after be had made his contortion. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY: The half-yearly general meeting of shareholders was held yesterday, at the offices of the company, Cole man-street-buildings, Moorgateatreet ; Mr. J. CLAY, It P. (chairman of the company), presiding. Mr. H. LATHE, the hon. secretary, read the report, which we have already published. The CHAIRMAN having moved the adoption of the report, A SHARZHOLDER inquired whether it was proposed to stop at the 4 per cent, supposing the increase in their pros perity enabled them to increase the per tentage further. The Crum's! replied that if they went beyond the 4 per cent. it would be manifestly an injustice to the holders of the old shares. The report was adopted unanimously. Mr. QUILT= proposed a resolution approving of the capitalimation of the arrears of dividend upon the plan re commended by the board. The motion was seconded by Mr. ARNMING, and carried. The CHAIRMAN said the declaration of a dividend was usually a very simple matter, but in this car certain claims having been made, that these who held shares at particular periods might be entitled to receive the arrears which had accumulated upon their shares at the time of their sale, it was necessary, although he had found no one connected with the Stock Exchange, with commerce or with railways, who did not regard such claims as most un founded and moot absurd, that some step should be taken for the protection of the board. He proposed, therefore, to add to the resolution declaring a dividend words to the effect that in the event of any proceedings being adopted against either the directors personally or the company, by any other persons than those declared entitled to the arrears of dividends by the preceding resolutions, the shareholders receiving such arrears undertake to indemnify the directors and the company from such proceedings and the con sequences thereof to the extent of the arrears received by such shareholders respectively. He proposed also that this resolution should appear upon the dividend warrants. The motion was agreed to, the retiring directors and auditor were re-elected, and a vote of thanks to the chair man terminated the proceedings. VICTORIA STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY.—The report of the directors states that they cushier bear should be brought it the a4 i sizt ee which revenue will have to gradually, and they have therefore placed to the bit of that account one moiety only of the debenture interest and expenses for the past nine months. This anangermat will enable the directors to pay a dividend of la per cent. for the nine months ending the 30th of June, and of 2 per cent. for the half-year ending 31st of December, 1861. From that date they trust to be able to present the proprietors with a gradually increasing dividend. The company are now in a posi tion finally to complete their arrangements with the Brighton Company, and on the seal of the company being affixed to the deed of oonveyasos the 45,000 shares held by the Brighton Company in this undertaking will be cancelled. The capital being sow fully paid up, it is proposed to convert the shares into stock. The report of Mr. J. Fowler, the semi oeer, dates that the permanent way and general works of the ;ailway have been maintained during the last ball-year in excellent condition. The bridge over the river Thames has required the smallest expense for be maintenance. and las not bees affected in the slightest degree by the traffic passing over it. The contract for the permanent station buildings has bees let to Mr Kelk for a sum within the amount of 106.0001., which the Victoria Station Com pany here undertaken to provide. The permanent station is to be ready for use by the let of April, 1862. The capital amount showed that 880,2601. had - bees received, and 885,2671. expended. The revenue account to the 30th of June showed that 12,3291. had been received, and 3,315/. ell, leaving a balance of 9,0131. It YIELD amwey.—The report of the direc tors ststes that the works of the Ilse are proceeding satis factorily. They regret to say that the bill for the South ampton extension was opposed by the South Wasters Com pany, and, after a contest of some days, was unexpectedly thrown out. The directors believe that the application for the line, either in the mime or a modified form, may be re. newel with somas in the next session of parliament. They are in communication with the South Western Board on the subject, and hope that an amicable arrangement may be made for the cooperation and support of that company. The talanosaheet showed that 18,0201. had been received and 17,7701. *speeded, leaving a balance of 2801. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON RAILWAY. The report of the directors stain that the receipts during the half. ear ending the 30th cif June, including a balance of 1,7611. from the preceding amount, amounted to 199,4171., and the expenditure, including interest, to 109,7871., leaving • balance of 89,6291., which was equal to a divided of 9 per cent per annum on the ordinary shares, after payment of the _preferential dividends. It was proposed to raise 287,00 W. of additional capital on ordinary shares under the Act of 1861, which would make up the ordinary stock to 2,000,000/. The South Durham line, from Barnard Castle to Tabay, bad been opened for mineral traffic, and would Warily be opened for passengers. The director' adverted with satidaMion to their arrangemente with the North Eastern Railway Company for the interclass* at traffic. The capital account showed that 3,091,9081. hod *en ex pended, leaving a balance of 87,056/. COcKERNOIITH AND WORKINGTON RAILWAY.— The half-yearly meeting of this company was held at Cockermouth on Wednesday, Mr. Steel, M.P . ., in the chair. The report attributed the decrees' in the traffic, as eon pared with last year, to the languid state of the coal trade. 'The working expenses, which had been kept es low es pos sible, were 42 per cent. The replacing of the old wooden bridges with iron girder bridges would necessitate a con siderable expenditure, a part of which would be charged to capital. The directors proposed . to issue for this purpose 239 original shares, which were in the hands of the com pany. The report was adopted, sad • dividend at the rate of 6 _per cent per annum was declared. EAargsa COUNTIES RAILWAY. The annual treat given by Major Love (the chairman) and his co direeton to their employes came off last week in the shape of an excursion to Southend, on which occasion a couple of trains of 30 carriages each, drawn by two of the company's powerful new engines, and containing 2,50 p, persons, left Stratford at an early hour, under the piesidence of Mr. William Kitaou, the locomotive superintendent ; returning before 11 in the evening, without a mishap. The excur sionists were accompanied by the two bands of the Bth Essex (Eastern Counties) Ride Volunteers, in their uniform, who eontributed much to the da_y's enjoyment. BORDER COUNTIES RAILWAY.—The extension of this line from Thorneyburue to Easton" is to be opened in the course of • few days. The works on the remaining por tico of the line from Fabians to Kieldey are progressing rapidly. DUBLIN AND MEATH RAILWAY.—The arbitra tion which has been pending for some months between this company and the Midland Great Western Railway Com pany has been terminated by the award of the umpire, Mr. Eborall, the general manager of the South Eastern Rail way in England. The general result, so ter as the public is cemented, is to secure for the Meath Railway an uninter rupted train aerobe four times each way daily to and from Dublin, wholly independent of the system of the Midland Compay for their own traffic. The award provides that there a to ha so change of carriages at Cloosilia, and, coo sequattly, this route will be free from the delay and noon- Yukio* to which the Kolb and Nevem traffic is now sub *Awl at Decibeds.—Preessass's jouraa/. Dag= liirignig RAILWAY.—The reoeipta for the fortnight ending 16th July, 1861, amounted to 9,4421. 7s. 9d., and for the conespeading period of last year to 8,7161. 17a. 44d., showing an increase of 7251. 10s. 4ad. in favour of the present year. The receipts since the corn seeneement of the puma book year. on the Ist May, in cluding the above, amounted to 42,772/. Is. Old. t showing as increase es compared with the corresponding period of last fear, of 5,6091. 6s. 2ad. The working expenses for the ortnight aresuated to 3,3781. 3s. 9d., or 35.77 per cent. of the reesipte, and for the ocepeponding period of last year to 2,9121. 13e. Id., or 33.41 per cant., showing an in crease Cl excesses amounting to 4651. 10s. led. *past the present year. The working expenses, from the let May, 1861, to the 16th July, 1861, amounted to 15.402/. 9s. 9d., or 36.01 per cent. of the receipts. The working expenses for the year 186041 were 38.42 per out. " We find Du Barry's Delicious Health-restoring nevakate Ambles reed the safest remedy for habitual Pellet hisessnhiOde , Mdbiestion (dyspepels), connimptioa :Mirmet mama bronchitis, dysentery, keit& ' s a ss ateemem, atrophy, nervousness, palpitation, acidity b or guee, tsftlency. distensio y. n. biliousness, torpidityt7 ot th e drops"—Andreer ra.D., P.P.& Dr. gamy, Dr. Ilborland, Dr. Campbell, i re, W reeked tine, HA, lit ed. : as. OL alb., lts. • Le g rry m trry sad CI TI. kagen llsekwdl ,astrost, ale alta.cleacketaum alrest; e, DhdaPidat Read lw.mdeedeted --lAdvssWemufd MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the British possessions iu America for the week ending July 30, is 24. 40. per cwt., exclusive of the customs duty.—The average ptdos of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius for the week ending as above is 31s. 2d.—No return of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Fast Indies for the week ending as above.—The average price of the two fore• going descriptions of sugar, jointly, for the week ending as above. is 25e. lid. per cwt. linzem, Annus? 2.—The advance of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. at the commencement of last mouth has during the last ten days been lost, and sales cannot now be made to any extent, except at a further reduction. Good W.I. are being sold at 375. to 395. per cwt. Refined dull, and la. lower. Bums unsaleable. TALLOW. —FILDAT EVINING.—The market was firm today: 1860 Y.C., good, 45a. 9d.; fine, 465.; 1859, back, 455. to 411 a. 3d. Ukraine, new on spot, 475. Gd. ; October to De. amber, 47a6d. to 47a. 9d. ; separately, 48s. ; January to March, 48s. to 48a. 6d. Town tallow advanced 3d. per cwt., vis., to 465. 9J. net cash. No Odessa offering. Australian beef, 445. to 445. 6d. ; South American, 465. 6d. to 475., Ist pipes. Cocoa nut oil deady—Cachin at 455.; Ceyl on , 435. ; Sydney, 425. 61. fair. Palm oil, 434., fine Lag os . Horse grease, 38s. Deliveries to last evening, 1,862 cash ; arrivals, 1,705 casks. OOTTON.—trwanrool., Acucar 2. —There has been less animation in the market this week, and a moderate extent of Wiliness only has been done. Prices have on the whole been steady, though rather favouring the buyer during the last two days, excepting for Egyptians, which are Sd. to id. per lb. dearer than last week. We resume the quotations then current. Speculators have takes 7,000 bales of Ame rican, 200 Euptian, and 5,000 Barite ; exporters, 3,500 American, 300 Euptians, and. 5,380 Sures ; and the trade 48,130 balm. There are at sea for this port 3,200 hales of American and 275,976 Bursts against 19 346 American and 172,919 Surat s same time last year. We have a quietmarket to-day ; sales, 6,000 bales. The following are the official quotations as determined by the General Brokers' Amnia tion :—Fair Orleans, 9Sd. ; Bid. ; fair Mobile, Bjd. ; middling, 81d. ; fair Uplands, ; middling, 8 3-16 d. ooTrobr GOODS. —Mascustrrui, AOOOB7 2. The market km Mom* much quieter since Tuesday, both in piece goods and yarns, end the amount of bushes. now Rin e t eemod e is of a ra cy limited character, in both departmante animation of the Liverpool cotton market by naturally an influence here ; and nearly all partite are at present. ditposed to await the next news from America before entering into further engagements. The price of cloth is very firmly maintained nominally, but earoaly any sides are made. Both spinners and manufacturers keep Addy to the lately advanced quotations. As the result of last week's extensive business purchasers have for the pro. sent satisfied their wants, and many sellers are also suffi ciently well wagged to be indifferent about additional order Jura now. OORN.--Ottnimsroan, Ammer 2. Hamel will be general next week. There are various reports respecting the crops. In some districts they are badly spoken of, but it is thought that from the clay bottom land the /ate wheat will be good the early wheat appears to be most affected by blight. There was a good supply of wheat at market to. day, and all the best descriptions sold at about late rates; inferior was more difficult to sell. A sample of new Tale. vent sold at 695. ',nitrous, Annum 2.—We had • good supply of who* the market raked dull, at Is. decline on best qualities. Wheat, red, 48a. to 565. ; white, 58s. to Gas. Scarcely say. thing passing in spring cam. LIVERPOOL. AUGUST 2.—lt has rained the whole time of market this morning, and • good business has been done in wheat at a further ,improvement of 2d. per ceutal on the low qualities of American, making 4d. on the week, whilst fine old is about ld. dearer. Flour is generally held for 6d. per sack and barrel advance, but buyers do not comply willingly. Indian corn had an active inquiry, and must be quoted Is. par quarter dearer on the week. Oats and cat. meal are without alteration. Beans are la. per quarter higher, and peas 6d. Barley unchanged. The market closes with a healthy feeling. WAILEFILLD, Auousr2.—The demand for wheat was rely limited. A few choice parcels were taken at last week s rates, but other sorts are Is. lower, and dull of sale. Other articles unchanged. COAL& -Lortnow, Ammer 2.-13nddle's West Hartley, 17s. ; Cares Hartley, 17s. ; Cragbeed Steam, 14.. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, 161. 3d. ; Holywill, Ik. 6d. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; TanSeld Moor, 13s. 3d. ; Tanflekl Moor Butes, 13s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Acorn Core, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Byron, 18s. 3d. ; Wall. End Eden, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Kepler 0 , 18a ; Wall. End South Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End 17s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End South Durham, 17s. 9d. ; Wall. End Thorpe, 17s. ; Wall. End Whitworth, 15s. 6d. ; Carway and Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ; Carway and Darya Malting, 24a-Shipa at market, ; sold, IL TRAII7IO ItSTURNS. 6.411.WAT9 Mar Pee- Yen T 0441. Toed Men wt chenille* 1861 IWO Week ending .71117 & 6 a 1. t Northern of Quads 9l 372 1,190 1,802 1.402 Went entille/4July 21. London, Tilbury, & 'South end Inteadon Week iodine July 27. Imbue and Mew OB 219 1,191 1,411 1,243 Wien lisadares Week eattles /sly I& Canted= 2191 6.489 10.147 17. 066 16,401 VESMA SPOKEN WITH. Athelatan, from Calcutta f or Loudon, Jul/ 16, lat 30.15 N, lon io.a W. Agioisiteading, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, July 14 lat 33 N, lon 97 W. Beatrice, from Liverpool for Singapore, May 31, lat MB, loa 21 W. Cord Elgin, from Liverpool for Quebec 24 days, June 25, tat 45.25, lon 41 td, Robert, ,d Oldenburg, from New Granada for Liverpool, Jay 17, let 44 40 N, 100 MAIO W. Orzinwo or "az TENIVEY RAM /LT.—The* short line connecting this town witbithe Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway, at Woofferton, near Ludlow, was opened for public traffic on Thursday. There was no public rejoicing, but Lord Northwick (chairman of the company) entertained the tuck people, and the contractor (Mr. Hewitt) also gave a dinner to his men. Five trains run daily each way along the line, which will be a great accommodation to the town and spa of Tenbury Wells. TAB VOLUNTEER'S REGISTER.—A MP which recently came before the police magistrates showed incidentally the advisability of establishing some new journal to report the meetings, notify the drills, &c., of the metropolitan volunteer coma Lord Eleho himself applauded the proposition. With this and one of Benson's excellent watches to replete his move ments, every volunteer will ha able to give his beat attention to his duties, without any waste of time in arranging his engage manta. The best " Volunteer's Register" at present is a watch of Benson's, an 1 we would counsel all who desire a good, sound timekeeper, at a small price, to buy one of him. Pend to Mr. J. W. Benson. of Jaalmatwltal and Cornhtll, for ha pamphlet Watts by post for two stamps), and select for yourself.-{Adrer tiosamat.] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HAOOT.—JuIy 30, at MUMkid, Staffordshire, Lady Begot, of • daughter. BAJUIY.—JuIy 30 , at Merton, near Wimbledon, Bum, the site of G. W. Barry, Seg., of a daughter. KALDANIL—JuIy 31, at Bta/ford.atreet, Edinburgh, the wife of D. P. Mal/lane. Seq., M.D., of twin daughters. LEMON.—August 1, at Wtochester-road, Avenue-road, Regents. park, the wife of H. Lemon, Ego., of • son. MONCYTON.—JuIy 30, at Claresidon.place, Maidstone, the wire of Dr. Monekton. of • eon. 31•LTIMAIIIIi I.—July 31, at getout:she, Yorkshire, the wife of P. Bannaszelse, Eag., of • son. UZWICE.—JeIy 30, at Hatherlow, Cheshire, the wife of the Bor. W. Urwtek, M.A., of • daughter. WAYZII•II.—JuIy 31, at Queen-square, Bristol, the s ite of Mr. H. Wareham, of a eon. WOODWAIID —July 29, at Bunted Lodge, near Ucktield, Mawr, the wife of L. M. Woodward, Atm , of a sou. WYATT.—JuIy SO, at Westgate-street, Bath, the wile of 31r. J. Wyatt, of • son. MARRIAGES. BBOOKES-80IITHAM.—July SO. at the Hely Trinity Church. Coventry, by the Zee. W. Drake. Mr. T. Brookes, of WO. bouse.huse, Mmingham, to Mary Elisabeth, daughter of the late Mr. J. Smarm, of Coventry. BONALINION—XNOI.--July 00, at the Cathedral. klanelnito. by the Rev. 0. Huntington. M.A., Mr. 5. Donaldmo, Wanly Dessagel. to Mary Ann Knox, daughter of Mr. IV. Koos, of Belles A, Fermanagh. Ireland. DRUCZ—IIIILLSON.—JuIy 29, at It. George's, Hanover- 1 0 0 w. by the Rev. A. B. Wheaton, LLB.. Mr. W. Bruce. of Fetter. lane, City, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. T. Mahon, of New Wandsworth. DUNWP—DOWSON.—Auguat 1, at Putney parish church 1 1 the Bev. J. Henley, B. N. W. Dunlop. Esq.. C 8.. of Bawl Civil Service, to Lucy, daughter of the late J. Bowe°. of Dulsrieh.olll.house, Surrey. SWANSTON—RoMILLY.—August 1, at St. John's, Peddheito°. by the Venerable Archdeacon Otter. Clement T. Swami.. Jon., Le , only son of Clement T. Swanston, Anne, eldest daughter of Sir John homWy, Mesterei the DEATH& BITBREV.—JuIy 29, at Bury-street, St. James's, Mr. W. /31threy. CLIFTON —July 30, at Somerton Rectory, Osfordshlre, the So R. C. Clifton, Rector of Somerton, and Canon of Manchest er, mad Al. RAAVRT.—JuIy il, Susannah, wife of H. R. Haney, Eel., of Twickenham, Middlesex. LLYWILY.B.—JuIy 29. at lloraeld, Bristol, Mr. J. Lleselec, aged SS. MANOIXS.—JuIy Sl, at Fairfield Cottage, Sunning-h B l. R. ltanglek Req., aged SI. BODBllk—Aegest I, at Leyte°. latex, In the 70th year of Me la"Tha Mari. widow et the hey. William Johnson Bedter, late Reeler of St Mary-at-Ha laddedi• Mated Rad Pub Med by irfLuas lute KALIL Losabardatrest. to the City of Looks, Printer, at the Olice. to Loenhard-otrow4. to the !redact al WbIIMOe -• SAYITROAT. ABUT 3. 1212. • i t L L t I • I