The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-21 00:00:00

I _4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1861. IMPERIAL I'ARLIAMENT. urlh 'Addy and calreoes. are equal to the right which I PUBLIC-HOUSES IN SCOTLAND. Betting: 7to 4 apt Flirtation, 2to 1 kg* Gipsy Girl, and ILato Inulligtnct. MARKETS. apt.i.- On the motion of Mr. Men; have was given to bring in 3to 1 each apt Harriet and Sister to Horace. West by • --es-- --- • - Lord J. It usuriL -The P • -offi ha • • ed „ e a bill for the amendment of the acts for the regulation of head ; a length berme second and third. -.,....-__. TALLOW.-TIIMMDAY EVENS4O.-Tbe market is quiet 110411118 OF WILDS. -TN t' itsibt2, .1 ce' 2 11 . M ee `e merle " s ' eublic•hoases in Scotland. THE GOLBORNR PARK STAKES of 10 sOvs. each, with 50 COURT OF QUEEN'S BE/TOH.-Jusis 20. The last prices are annexed :-Spot s 535. • Juue, Nie. ;July information with repr,l to the subject of the bore gentle- • Th e h ome • a t. .. am . pu t aaa. added, for 2 yr-olda. Straight half mile. Thai beer the thadedad a My 34 a/ 084 1 ' m mama= to man ' s two questions ; but I should hot he giving him a cam- Mr. Naylor's Catitlnlere. by - Stockwell, Bst 71b.. (Osborne) 1 Y.C. reweighed, 525. to 525. 3d. Deliveries to last evening, `sitcom Moe Luesisbir del sot aremble. Mr. Merres Diacretion, Mt 10Ih (In 31b extra .. (Cushitic.) 2 Sittings at Nisi Pries at Westminster. -IBefore Lord to SePtooilawi 521 . 9 d.: OotoW to D ecember, glai old Chief Justice Cockburn and a Spaded Jury.) plate answer if I were sot to state that we have received • 436 casks ; arrivals, 549 auks. - - - - - commuoicatios from tie French amlarada in Leaden, to CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. Capes Christie s Antare., bet 101 h (H. firimshaw) 3 Capt. White's Jung Fran, Mt 121b,in 51b mites; tballorter 4 JOISTS v. CLARE. -- ROME OF COMMONS.-Ttit kmDaT, JIIII 30. the effect th a t a /*epee ,' h„, h ese ' , Ne w t o the ' , leech gy. PAIRS. Mr. Edwards's Palermo, sat 17Ib 'Kendall; 5 This was an action for an alleged false reprementetioe as WOOL AND WORSTED.-BRADTORD, Jcxx 20.-The wet mown.ofblic•howie called the Beciuneham Betties :2to 1 on Discretion, 4to 1 apt Jung Frau, and to the goodwill aP e demand for wool is again very scanty. No one seems di ne Sra.tuca Wok Us.. i Lair at • few miuutes before four vernmeut by the Austrian and by the SPallialt olobamod° l4 M. A. smith. Mr. Rogers. 6to 1 eget any other (o ff ered). Won by two lengths, four posed to operate to any large . extent. Prices are about the isierk iu I • Aris, proposing in general terms that the Roman catholic Mr. Marshall. sir C. Mordaunt At the conclusion of the trial the jury retired, and after a l'lt I V AT ): RINI N Seek Mr. Oradell. Captain Talbot. lengths between second and third.. Stores, In Buckiegintnestreet, Strand. Power , should Act in cored with regard to the temporali. same as last week. the business doing in worsted yams is The faltame Wks Were teal • third time and passed :- t ee of th e ieof • of }' o p t . here was no enac tion armies, or Mr. Lysley. Captain MennelL Mr. Wa. THE GREAT NEWTON HANDICAP Of 200 noes. added to a long absence returned into court and informed the learned very meagre, and the great object of spinners is to curtail lien. Colonel Bernard. Sweepstakes of 5 ars. each. One mile and a hillf. Cabe Valley art Ilskesel Hallway. Duterlane. Douse, andjudge that 11 were agreed, but that the remaining juryman an d that t h en ma ... a the remo test. production .to the utmost extent posseble. There is • fair Mr. Pollard-Urquhart. Colonel Porde. L o rd peel's Cape Flyaway, by The Plying Dutchman, =nem doing in pieces, particularly in fancy goods for the lUalleesise lulsroy. Vorrnt of Lass t'estral Railway. Hat. protecting the tempo/Ade* by arms, it was • • rettera pm- Mr. Jackson. bed Burghley. Li la) 7st Illb g round to the opinion of the rest. home trade. Both French and German merchants are in 1 . 4 . 4 ammo Weiler end I toprovelmmt, Lynn and erten position, aml that g.-neral proposition was answered in the Mr. Mardi. 11r. Quinn. Mr. Harlands Sutton, 4 yrs, est 121 b - but they Beid., Medway. Mouth Statfordahwir bides, , Whitworth negative by the reernment of France. (Chloral I may Mr. Handley. Lord Z. 11111. Baron do Nivieres Pittman, 3 yr., eat Mb view, between the The American hours are doing nothing, and, as their de. Vale "4'4 and Ww"•ttl ' atea r ega . e " I lA4wwiwi t e r add that the ported urn which that proposition was lard Hart* . Hon. A. Egerton. 31p 041orne's Loustcher, 3 yrs, 8d slb ( 21 . o le n harj . to w ai 2 1 t l:e l s o k it a ili r d t a iff y w e o re f:h ui t is tar ceain o iw° 94lo 7i 4 The 11 i en then gave a verdict for the defendant. tillwag. Mr. Steal Mr. Hussey Poeta. Captain Gray's Dummy, 6 yrs, set sib (Osborne 0 Verdict for the defendant. pertinent of the trade usually amounts to one-third of the refused was, luaus.: an arrangement with regard to the Mr Z. Bethel!. Sir W. Verner. Mr. Goddlng s Chtre Arnie, 4 yrs, TMb c (ainiden) 0 production of the market, the eirtminstance makes the . posi. THE GLoII'ESTER WRIT. , temporalities of the Pope was settled at Vienna by Greet Mr. W. Swart. Captuln Banbury. Mr. Whittakers Desmond. 4 yrs. I st et HD ' Honer; 0 tion of the trade exceedingly gloomy. The tendency in all Mr J. (Datum. Mr Bond. Mr. 1' Ansott's Caller Ou, 3 yrs, ate sib (Doyle) 0 Cease SMYTHE asked Mr. T. Duecombe what retiree I &jui n , prune, and Sweden, ea well as by the Roman COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. -Jurig 20. description of goods is in favour of the buyer. be intended arms with raped to Isis motion ;for imam' 00 1.6 : pewee. maw ; b ase.) Mr. Brock leburat Major Sibthomi. Mr. Wililames Ram Avis, 5 yrs, OMNI' T. French) 0 Mr. Merry. lion. G. Morgan. Mr. Whlttakers black Diamond, 3 yrs, eat 21b (Wheatley) 0 lettings in Bane.-(Before Justices Williams, Willies, • sew wit fur sileererer. Sir C. dosaL Captain ArehdalL Mr. Over. fby Teddington 4 yrs, bet 121 b (Arnett) 0 Bytes, and Hosting.) CORN.-BIBIONOHAII, JUNE W.-At Gloucester and ME HUNtXHIBE aid that that would tkpend upon the EAST INDIA COUNCIL, ke., BILL. Mr P. Serene. Mr. Richardson. Mr. Hantlirs Naivarls gyre, - sst 71b (Thomas) 0 Worcester markets, on the 15th, the trade ruled doll, at emseser whisk iln litairniii feint the Speaker on a point of On the motion for the firma- kee to leave the chair, The 0 Donoghue. Mr. Boyd. Betting :sto 2 apt Cape Flyaway, sto 1 apt Chas WOODWARD r. D01083.-DOWEL h a dec li ne of Is. to 2s. per quarter, but which was duct- Colonel hen:Amon. Lord A. V. Tempest. Arnie, 6to 1 each apt Duprey and Caller Ou. Bto 1 apt Thin, it was stated, was an action of dower in substance, a*. He had always utolendood that the inane of a writ 1 Mr. BRIGHT presented a petition, numerously siped by Mr. A. Matheson. Captala Jolliffe. antly submitted to by the fanners. Barley nominally en sue • matter of pried...6,4ml that a each it ought to take Eunspean end native merchente RE Hendee', stating 'bat the Sutton, and 100 toe agst Lopeatcher. Won cleverly by • though it was • form modified by recent legislation. altered. Gate only taken iu retail Beans and peas Is. to peenhase of the Whet briars at sit o'ehek to• tie e row time had come when the representative ilydr in might to a length ; the same distance between second and third ; a bad Mr. Justice Willem- The old action in • new suit. Is. per quarter lower. During the present week the splen eerie, ; het he was toll that in consequente of • recent ! certain limited extent be intriduted with great safety and fourth. Mr. Berjeant He a ves, for the defendant , said that Mrs. .. , . . .. ... oto. ~ am wea th er has had the usual e ff ect at this season of the ereireen el the haw it had bat that character . I 4 (iv oboe tutu the *emits °Melee, and, in point of fact, . i. . e SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE. MaKFRIWELD PLATE (Handicap) of 60 sor e for all - year, and traneactions have been almost nil ; but • con- Woodward claimed rawer in her late husband's sesse be Arab net brig re a great constitutiocusl questioa ' strongly supporting the present bill by anticipation. He ..--__.- ape. Straight halemile. it was pleaded in answer that she had committedadditery, *Unable reduction would have beeu submitted to in order at mednight. (Hear, bear.) oleo prteentel a petition from native merchant at Bombay HAMPTON RACES.-TIWRADAT. Mr. flawkeslers Nuthush, by Filbert,: yra, let 101 b line. and her husband had not been afterwards reconciled to her. to effect sales on wheat, barley, Indian corn, beans, and The I.II:AKER said that since lea it had been the *euplaining of the extravagance of the Indian (overtime*. fslb extra ( (11. Ortmshaw) ITo this she replied that she had been obliged to leave home At Wolverhampton, yestenlay, wheat wax offering ertled emetic. .4 the house that edit...car a mat bad hien This petition was ',deeded for presentation last session, bat THE VISITORD' PLATE a5O son. (Handicap), for all Mr. r Oulliver:: Tiara, .6 yrs.Ast Sib _ (Crapsell) 2 in consequence of her busband's cruelty, and had not sub• f eee ' ato 2a per quarter lower, without finding buyers. At shamed veal en account of bribery mid comihtion. no it hail only just reached him. cgs ; wingers extra. Three-quarters of a mile, et . Thomas . Miss D liable, t yra. fet Mb moY) 3 sequertly returned to him in consequence of hie living in . this de market there again short au el of wheat Mr. Othirne I !toilettes. yrs, Ist 311, (W h i tele , 4 adultery with another woman. This replication was demurred l. was • Lrey resuber should more for a new writ without notice. The Sir 11. 55 ILL( ile ;il BY wished to ask the Secretary of i ty- s : i itim P• e'm vooena by Vontee-ur. ea, 7st Ilb . Drew) 1 mr. 0.b.m. .. vi....i. . 7m het eib from e farmers, and all qualities were . to 2s. per tingale •e by Surplus-New crest Deer, 3 yrs, (Auckland 5 .... _ . artees el the hue . renter. theref"re. could net be State for India whether the council had before it any "chem. 8.8 (James Nightingale) 2 Kr. Dawson's Mks Chaytor, 3, bat 71b .... (Blackburn 0 so, and the question was whether it supplied any answer leaught es as a questiou of pnvilege, and it must take the fee reducing the solerica of the higher e m ce e, in / te t e, he. Mr. u..tereb .,, 77 , c bon. 4m. 0 ., 611, (13...ti s Mr. Johnstone a Bella Donna. e ra yrs, eat 81b ae k ,i, 7 to the plea. The learned serjeant contended that it did not, . quarter lower. Barley o ff ering Is. per quarter cheaper, without finding buyers. Oats only taken in retail, at Gil. wribllery Doane . (Hear, hear.) ginning at the Goveroor-General. Mr. G. Millen Mgwolsh VI Y. - 3 yrs, Tat (P 91771 4 l Betting :sto 4 apt Nutbush, sto 2 apt Tiara, sto ard in the course of his argument referred to the curious per quarter less. Beans and peas gave way L. to 2.5. per ,i 4 YIP . i.... 4 0, MOTIONS. ' :sto' L on Voltella. Just review to trits race 11 Sir C. WOOD reel, that after some deliberation they had Better p apt any other (offered). Woe in • cantor three ease of Sir John de Camoys, in Coke's report. Sir John, _ muter. gt it desirable, considering the amount of business • very heavy thunderstorm came me and the rain mine leng th s ; four lengths between the second and ; the he • deed which commenced with 'elite= phrases, being 4 ROTA!. Wittig S(0 irrr. Mr. Garente to ask the Viee• t which b bef the council, tothe id t * do • When thefl full 8 ish Fl rusted others beate •, • Vic e • Was ore e postpone eons em ion do e s in torrents. ae,pan y rue en were is off. o f w h at •• addressed to " all the faithful in Christ, assigned his wife, Dunn, Jima 211- Th ero was shor t a supply h the bed qualities mold slowly at last week's prices, but in " with her appurtenances," to another man-eaughtert- Pseiddent . 4 the l 'ommitkr of ~,,, rc° 4l why the, ;of this question until other nun important parts id the to the front, and carried on thy running to the turn into u THE ...AIDES PLATE of 40 son. Ose m il e and • near 1 . were almost unsa ea aI bl Berle about as 9 and when she claimed dower in her husband's estate her ferior ounPle• nneveapead,oce hoir,.,:e the departments of Science ad 1 ae le m e b e e N ee ee peee e o f . the straight, when the favourite headed the Fly and kept Mr. (holdings Lancaster, by Hermit or John oTlannt, last week, with little or nothing doing. The same may be .AMI ad tho !total I hildm Soctety 11. el not been presented ? Hr. SA'l , ILI' said he wished to express Lis surprise that the lead to the distance, Spanish Fly falling back into the 3 yrs, lit (H. Orinuhav) 1 • dultery was pleaded. It was now submitted to their lord beet 525. to Abs to 110...! io • ...oat* , of . 1, 114 to redone the vote by some gentleman acquainted with India had not risen to move rear. At the half dietance Voltella was lending, and she Mr. Hohrion's Noi.h Wold, 3 yie, 7st (Chalionerl 2 ships that adultery, without reference to the cause of the mid of °ate banes, Peas, and moods. What,. , 584. ; middling, sin. to 325.; inferior, 30a to 395. Barley, 1 1 , 311 W. le cone-wee. , ..I tl. , r0t...al of the *oeietet° °Pro. that these bill* be refaced to a select enennteee. He came ea and won easily by a tenth and a bell. The Dela Mr . Reiner. Reve r e, 3 yrs. wt Illb (Thoniast 9 wife leaving her husband, was sufficient to deprive her of 30s to 45. Oats, Zia. to 33e. Beans, 46e. to 50s. Peas, 11119 flutawc..l I ;a1 .leos at I (Lasnev in after the 'nouns or thought it very unfortunate that *' , ill with mud to India was a bad third, Spriumb Fl milled u andwalked . last. Mr. Verson's linthaird ' 3 Yrik 7.1 3 , P in Mr. Walker's Kitty, 9 yrs, gee 1111) )T. French, 4 dower. divine .green oti sunders Her, hear.) (Monson) 5 Mr. Wills ed i port of the replication. 425. to 4435. per qr. Flour, fine, 47a to 50s. per sack ; for should be lorouglt forwanl here, cud premed through the Tim RAILWAY PLATE of 50 move ., added to a sweep- Betting :6to 4 emit North Wold, and 2 tel 1 set Lin. a PP elf n as p seconds, 45e. Curare Strut.- Mr . China, on Moteloy, to move hour, which was alunet as ignorant as he was hair& stakes of 5 h • • hts f tied geld . Wes le •be ....„ ,__„. The court was of (Onion that the rep li cation was bad. Bowe bar. in brag us a bell to Amami the law el charch rates. upon these subjects. Ile had n enough of bills re lating • ..tags allowed Sib ;telling and other allowance. . (.1 furlong.. ) second and third. moderately attended, but the business transacted Wee of the Tem CIVIL SEIIVICIL EirrinArr..s. --Mr. V. PEEL, to Tone :Leas to Ire withwhich be • -11, object lii_ - merest retail character at a decline of 2a. per quarter on illiseelleiltee el 01 1,4 for • further voto oe aomwei of know that they were greatly improved by the procees of (0. lathers) Tux GOODWOOD STA R ER. Forfeits to be declared on COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. omit." descriptions of English red wheat, and 3d. per allimaks. prone through r select, committee. He censelered the Mr. E. Thome', Girdle, 2 yrn let 131 b la).- (Minden MR. KING HARMER. High t 'cent of Judicature Bill to be both mischievous to the Mr. Mundy's Liberality, 11 yrs, 64 71. (SOL) I *eves) Tuesday next. Two miles and • half. JUNI 20. 70th.. on foreign. Fineehite wheat, however, could scarcely Mr. I. IWI ON asked the Secretary of Slate for the Home p o p u l a ti on , as it DOW stood, of India, and extreuelv un- Mr. C. Yormhy's Ti's Principe', 2 yrs. Set *lb VIOL) (Whip) Age st lb Age s I (Before the Judge Ordinary.) be obtained on lower terns, and the same may be said of Mr. L. Itrayloy's Ladylike, 3 pi. 7st 31b .501.) (tambourin') Thormanby *panne re whether it ems true that Mr. King Harmer just to the judges. He saw great inconveuieuee in the Mr. B. Latas bandit, 3 pm, 7st 1211, (500.. (Clements) Wallace being offered at &reduction of lc per barrel and sack te tras, On the 13th of June, unumitted to the House of Cor• separate diseuesiou of these hills, and therefore moved that Mr. B. Jacob's Mickleham, "late Russley," 3 yrs, 7st 11Ib Ben Webster 49 4 Vancouver 5 (Continued from yesterday's Express.) reties for tee days, but was Waisted by a warrant from the first of Opal be referred to • select committee. (601.) 4. Johnson) Dieribella 4ele IA Vapeur 3 Tel l y. Oats and oatmeal were rather easier to pure M.r.Macaulayreplied, remarking thatafter theconnewhieh = __ e __ ,__„ ,_, .._ and Egyoul b .... 2e. to Dawn OEM ueconso is., the Hetue-ofliee before the expinition of his sentence, and The motion was Dot seconded. Betting :sto 2 agst Girdle, 3to 1 aga Liberality, 7 „ be . ). eefeeek e ,,~ ereleary to the advice and opinion of the committing ma- Mr. BAILLIE and be hoped, if there was to be any re- tel 2 apt Gauntlet, and 6 tel 1 emit The Principal. Mr. B. if,;;;Yrikee of Mr. Compton merely, but that of his wife from the "' per quarter' • 1 Comsat* ; and , if so, whether the Secretary of State for the &stem in the salaries of the high civil reveries in India, Bayley declared to win with Gauntlet. Mier a slight Jorin 5 1 Yolk* 3 ailumniee which had been lavished upon it by the adulterer NzwAns, Jugs 19.-At n.arkct to-day the supply of = l Deparriest led am ebeetier, e. state to the house that the higher brewers of the military service would also delay the lot got off on pretty even terms, Liberality going Crater 4 I Wombat 3 and by Miss Turner. The conduct of Captain Baring wheat from the growers was only moderate, and, with a W groom es which be resommerided ber Majesty metier- be subject to re vv.ion. (Hear, Lear .) The sums which slightly in front, having as his next attendee* Ladylike and Avalenris 4 =sr S showed that he did not believe the imputations which his quiet feeling in the tracts, rates owe way 20. per qr. White ens lier preregative of pude.. were paid in the lit eh military departments; of India WWI Gauntlet, Girdle and Mickleham on the top le& laying 110 $,_,_ 4 4 attorney had instructed his counsel to throw upon Mrs. wheat, 655. to 70s. ; red, 60e. to 63e. ; common runs, 50,. Sir G. Ir. LIMN said it was not usual to ask for the quite monstrous. The Commandereneehtef in India hod • rest side by side. On entering the straight Liberality fell ' , mew 6 =dam Tea .. 3 the' and the name to 60a.36 stone. Of barley very few samples came to Compton ; t or he bad given her position per .. at . 4 remade epee which recsionendation, were made to the salary of nut less than 19,010/, a-year when on service. He beck, and was passed by both Gauntlet and Ladylike, who tr im 4 1 Seville 3 wan fur Its steeds. of its prerogative of mercy. He was received the &tiler salary of a member of the council, his alternately held the lead to the diotance, where Gauntlet masers 6 1 wry mluctaat to enter fully fro dried, of th is nature, but military weary, and also an extra salary when he went on took up the running, nod Ladylike at the same time was Simla a nal 2 him with coldness, cruelty, or neglect. per 30 stone. There was a short supply of oat., which Its would sate to the Aorta• ilie circumstances which had active serve* His ordinary salary was 14,00 , M, a-year, passed by Girdle, Liberality, and Micklebam, bnessither Pat weaned :-Mr. Horner was brought before a magietrate in which was increased by 6 . 0 9 5 /. a-year more when he was on could reach the leader, who won eerily by three lengths ; Starks 4 1 "Ohm .±..._ ~, •• • • fl. I _ 4 The jury retired, and after about an hour's consultation , at 26e. to 335. per 24 stone . The demand for beans was dull leries charged with leering created a disturbance in service. Such a sum was perfectly monstrous at the present a length between the :mooed and third. Micklehaext ' was `"'"" • The Brownie ' " found • verdict for the petitioner with 6001. damages. at receding prices : old 565. to VS. ;new, 44a. to 48s. per Royal Sovereigs .... II Zodiac 3 12 38 stone. Since last week the weather has been all that ; Oremerse-pr on the night* the Derby-day. He was da y . opposite the stand," and was fourth ; Ladylike T., B rum • Trapene weld possibly have been desired for the growth of the fradi by the owiletrate, after • remand for a week, and bail Mr. SLANEY was uodentood to say he hoped the claims s to pp edfif lirt Priecipal sixth, sad Bandit hate The winner Astendd 3 Knightsbridge 8 11 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Jrws 20. bring bees refused, lie was impriewsee for aye days. of the naval .mice ice in India-a need meritorious body- was "mot in fee 56 Slogan . Niihau d fame, here Ti.., mationate thought that Orate required would be taken into cosisideration by the right hon. gen. Hey Mo./19mb. PLAT' of 100 guineas ; 3-yr-olds, Bst ; nrid° , r° • seed inferratiee to be laid &gaunt Mr. Harmer, ca ac- denials four, plat nb ; five, lthit ; six and lOst 21b. The winner r =t; . . Milverton West Sod 3 10 runia: cLIIIITED). have been led, the crops being tolerably good. ear& of übstntially the mini, transaction, but fur mire The bores then went into committee on the bill. of to be void fur 500/. Two mill& Predictor saes to s pe a rt That was out the °pries of the police Oa the wood clatWE. repealing certain acts sad Parts Mr. 0. Lathed's Little Dreamer, by Itaktplare 3 yrs. let Inaba( 3 Shipwreck • ' list, and for proof of debts. antissitiek far they did not think that the ease required acta, (G. Fordhani) e,, _Es are a stop to be takes. However, the seemed ieformaties Mr. AYRTON, insisting up* the advantages that ME Mellon's Sporting I.l* 2 yre tit (3. anowtteM flamed, 4 Duchess was laid. and the ' te convicted upon it. No great would result from additional local government, in India, Mr . J. Dawson s sharrahouter. Ills, Int ....(L. Snowden/ Allingtem o Clots Eekdale ans. Net 47. Gloater wirshuce 'ell hem en blows bad been struck, though and in parte-War a local *fisheye council and fixed peer. e i r t r i l edie j ._ -- r heiress 2, Jura 20.-The trade to-day is slow, and • ranface, yin, Itst 7lb A. Edwards' Lady Midis T:IRITNI • the esther • fa bl for th • parer had hews rescued from the police ; and Mr. Her- err in leinpl, moved to ameud the clause by repealing the Mr. &Kyle'', Tonto, 3 yrs, ast (thiabourne Lupus 3 Boras $ 7 the list had been nearly completed, but • question had but little doing, w very *lira e e MIT was anasseed te tea days' W in n police Ana ppli. sth sad tick William I V.. cap. 52 and portions of the 16th Mr. B. Land's Rcdp_de. 3 yva est (Clements , Yealorowne 6 Squire Petrie 9 7 been reserved as to a comp romise to be made with certain C t wie g cro p s ' S p rin g corn rather ewer in value ; the setae foe his relere was made to him (I(hr G. Lewis), ead and 17tb Victoria, cap. 9:I. In order to revive the 3rd and Mr. Searle's Luoknow, 4 yrs, gut TM (J. Searle( Dana. 4 Canary 3 7 parcels of wheat are not cheaper. after falls emsaideriatt the ease it • [(speared to him that as 4th William IV., cop. 55 , establishing separate goverurnents Mr. A. Hoofs Borderer, med. lOst Sib (J. Fordham) Physiciaa Jim 19.-We had in the market today Mr. Harmer Isel erisrause two days coodoenaest the at Weer& sad Agra. Mr. 0. Jecoh's Ipswich, 4 yts, Sot Tlia (F. Johnson) Plumper juries of lien ellbe had been rfficautly met. He had Sir C. WOOD said the bill provided for the esteblish. Betting :sto 2 apt Little Drummer, Ito 1 each apt Marine ( Winton directed hint to be set at liberty. (Cheery.) rent of local goverunients. There would be • , errata Sporting Lilo and Sharpshooter, 10 to 1 apt H e dpa, so d viscount &We'll .. 3 1 Person Flirtation T show that Barry was a contributory the court had nothing 7 1 8 1 and booms 63 err. Al compared wi th Lilt week - SLIGO WORKHOUSIL administration for Bengal ; but, thought eoncurnne gene- LI to I agst Borderer. Sharpshooter took the lead at • it .. b .., /.... 3 1 Rappers' any compernee. rally in the views of Mr. Avian, he was not Kepi* dat good pace, followed by TOMO and Sporting Life, second and 'mi ni um.. 00 4 3 1 0 r ,„,, • Mr. M'EVOY asked the Chief Seceetary for Inland( prurient to impose unsecamery charges upon the reresue . Wed ; Eakdele beading the next lot, with Borderer in the Nemesis Oats were same on top, and 3d . down on average. Beans eeeee e whdhle e _ hin •fee• ,__, bes . _, h , ed ,._ ‘ ,. h efe,__ d i tw,___ „ted . I °____ , 4 "a.. oti" of lodia, which would be tie cossequence of establishing rear. Ipswich bolted lute the crowd the rnotuent the flag fell, . 6 c 4 Lad of the lake-. 3 1 Prince Amelia 3 dr ( laughter.) ' 1.......1 a MIS P . "' '...•.' '....g.° board w Ir laveneel, r e. eraser goveranietit. for aid other provinces, with and upsetting two or three men and women, was pulled up, sprains Wassailers smart Caallitild, in tee Slip week- governors seat from gland, for which the time was not and took no part is the race. In this order they west W a to COMproinice the matter by • payment of 25/. per imperial _qr. :-Wheat, 314. Od. to 645. Od. ; barley, aggie. std wbe had b " . rul a marad l argalatasia, 41 ' 4 ' 1 0 ripe. He could not consent to the repeal of the suspend- alerg the back stretch, where Redpule and Paleface got on Ede Od.• teens, The Commissioner-Are you author** to admit that he 2111 . Od. to 40 r. Oa. 1 eats 23e• Ott to - • r Bonk pewees were beds rathobcs. Is a shareholder? SOL Oill. to 495. Od. Weight of top-Wheat, 63ilbse ieg acts. • OWN terms with the leaders. At the turn into the straight Ho ii , WES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMEN'TS, barley, 671ba. ;oats , 45elbs. ;beans , 65elbs. Mr. CARDWELL lad hot yet received the papers from The amesdritent was ultimately withdrawn, and the Sharpshooter still led, having Sporting Life and Little Mr . Benham-No. band. end did set poems the merle inlormatiaa. clause agreed to. Drummer a; his quarters, side by side. On nearing the d's- June 12. At 12.50 p.m., Pretendant,out of the Hunt Cup, me Commissioner-Then I have nothing to do with it. CAPTAIN GRANTS COOKING APPARATUS. Os the 3rd clause, enacting what shall he the compose , tare Sharpshooter fell beck beaten, and Sporting Life and Ascot , „. ,.„, Brad field and Astor , out of their Ultimately his Honour, after reference to the books of the CATTLE.-EDINBOIRGH, JUNE 19. --Supplies of good company, directed that the name should be placed on the cattle and sheep considerably in advance of demand. Trade ties of the etruecil of the Governor-Gemmel of Judie vanote Little Drummer passed him, Paleface and Redpole at this ," In• _y_,' A t " am . , ,_ 0111111111 BUCKLEY rid !bat the Adelaide reexport had I a but , al discussion, ' 'di • t also being disposed of, ard Borderer took the fourth weenwl""•• engagement . WOOD WI - poie extreme) dull, and riles for all deseri Hone list as a shareholder. The same decision was given in Mr. generally y P P Yea eat le albs cassis Urania cooking apparatus, um"' rue° we" moved ' ter June 17. At 10.30 ctn. a" Captain Cbristiee horses out Heneare's cue, and the list was then closed. much lower with a good many left. Top price of beet • saisiest fee 1e630 ma. aid wished to know why it had drawn. plea& At the half-derma Sporting Life and Little - .. i ' A at namptes, sod ell except ntares out at Newton . beef, 7a. 91 ; cunent, 74. 6d. • secondary, 6s. to 64. 6d. i r oil bees leaded ? Oa the 10th clause, which empowered the Governor . Drummer were locked toge th er, and they came on neck and Chreeral to summon additional members to the armed for neck to within • few strides of the chair, when Foedham Jane 17. At 12.40 p.m., Atropia, out of all henchmen RE J. A. CHOMIL. Extreme tourice-best mutan clipped, 71.1. ; current, This bankrupt carried on business as a jeweller, in SL 6r. to 7d. b . , tov, 30c. ; current, 22e. tu 7 g e.; i nkrinr, Kr. T. G. BARING said that fir Hope Grant lad ex- th e purpo se e y falling laws and renektieee, provided that gave Little Drummer • shake, and he pined the fi at of the ribiiilimd to date. j . treet pi...ditt y. Juno 17. At 12.40 p.m., Dorking, out of the Ckliham Mei la , Lia. to 18e. each. Osbert to bra the ream, which was that the arm- sot lam than era belt of the so nominated shall be Judge by a bead, Sharpshooter beating Sportiog Life eir • This was a meeting for proof of debts, and choice of i mem wee set eressidered seeserry for the uperatioss is ee e, e m e w second place by f our lengths. Borderer was a bad fourth ; Headiest Chia. J . At Mr. LA A 111,77r a jnored to add, " and provided that not Ruled* fifth, Tonic sixth, &Male 'smith, Lacknow next, „ J un . f . f _ . , ... • 430 p.m. Joskin and Volition, out of the aoilliwoo• TI E CASE OF THOMAS RICHARDSON. hue then oar-fourth of sit Ch additional memben of council and Ipswich lan. The wiener was claimed by Mr. Mellon. '" ii r `"“ ankh x Stake* ptou (left by mis- rem a ' at Ham in • F statement of •affairs, prepared by Mr. George WEATHER REPORT. Butler for the creditors, the indebtedoess appears to be W. R :STANHOPE asked the fieeretsry of *ate for the shall be mistime of kWh. * Tug BUMIIT PLATS of 30 sor e added to a sweepstakes of ,* June 18. At 9.0 a.m , Bernimerouteof Molyneux Plate, 1,7751. 6s. 3d., and the assets ore set down at L4I7L L. TIMM/M. JUIN 19, BTO 9 SAL Ream Departmeat dit cos the emeltielellicame Iticherdeoe, Mr C. WOOD repeated what he had mid arm intro. 5 mom each . Weights for ege ; mares and pldinp allowed Liv er pool. • Assignees were now chosen. - ate wee ceenceel at the wirier emir at Linda of the doe* the hill, that he believed it to be ere pm that the ab ; selling &newsman. Bolt a mils. June 18. At 9.0 a.m. Bandsman, out of Surrey and nt RE J. 6. BEHRENS. B. AIL I D. T. O. I. fi. willed asunier .4 Foilne-tronstabla 311 • Driesi, there being, fa satire of India should be more admitted onto the Led Wesduoretands Pupil. by Student, 2 yrs, itst 71h the opebeql 4 the ridge , no eatrinaftg eircearbaces ' and preersmiest ; bet, as there was no by law lab O W ' ) ,m 1,1,1 , / ,/ 1 Middlesex Stakes, Hampan, and Newton Handicaps. The bankrupt was a picture-dealer, of Coventrystreet. --- - '''e'"e' - -- e - --- e• - •• an penersume had lits punisher* of death eausted to amen say arm of the subjects ef her Majesty la led* Mr. J. limitha Iby Wee Asetrallas-M Dreado. 2Es_, June 18. At 9.0 a.m., Grant, out of Doemersfield Park This was the fi rst sitting under the bankruptcy. The real senitede. Use pored* Id 71b .54.il sot having beer ens. be objected to mentioning any clams by IMMO In the bill, y r. di l e ., w an , i s e - mg, mP no, 3 sn, lk.: caP 6st (W I 2 Stakes, Wiliam. June 18. At 9.0 a.m., limeades., out of all engagements 4,0001 . and 5,0004. liabilities are stated at 'early 11, , 0001. • asset between W. • 61 * N.W. 2 e led by the Nese. tteeretesy il l it was the ewe fiat the Weigh said anthem either of excites* or son-exclusion. la; (4014 (""u) ll entered into up to June 14. Assigres were now chosen. Mans ADIEDZIE !27.94 60 68 ELLE. 3 e did ownetaide Ist Liarelaihke lies prated out to the Lied ST. \NLEY recommended that thia matter should Mr. A. Hoop's Caeleyee, 2 yn, be 71h (40..) ...(Mordee) 4 Ju 18. At 9.0 , all Mr. Gulliver 's horses f out o LZITH 'ZAN 85 It Z. 1 • mainee sad Se the Reese Meeretary the darter of be left to the flearetary of State And the Governoreesueral Mr. S. Land's Cbesseathe, 4 yrs, est lib eeti..!Clements) 4 l b .. n tl. ad " . Build '24.1/1 In ea NSA 2 b C iler eseree el pesering, and the probabdity of future af lad*, sire it would be difficult to lied a @efficient num- Betting :6to 4 apt the El Donde filly, sto 2 agst mpton engagementa. Jens 18. At 11.30 a.m., Jingling J h t f tie M 1 o ney,ou to eo ye INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. -Jrrieg 20. A l og ogn i Igem a2O N.E. g b silkelie ea *opaline ; aid Vit was the new that the chief bee ot cendidateo who would be recognised by a large Pul, sad sto 1 apt Cheeoecake. Pupil and El Dorado Liverpool . - (Before the Chief Commissioner) PORTRVIZI 11.90 ! 42 U 0 I. N.& 3 b nee x Plate, b ZE111 , 4111 1 19.99 00 69 /SAIL 3 ~Mk had lately elleally of renal the Hasse Secretary portion of the natives of India as their representatives. lil y lap in front fr o m the start to the fildati t I'D P d winnin g June 18. Ati "- .6 - n.ra , Gaylad, out of the Odiham Ilan- is RS CHARLER CASSON. GALWAY .. 29.88 68 65 8. 2 c flat • paise-wiestable bed egaia hese bred at. Mr. LAYARD ultimately withdrew his smendment upon after a geed rat, by a neck. The winner was bought in • • • - This insolvent, • fi sh gateman at Billingsgate - market, Zdta1011,011011129.119 62 07 M.N.& 1 m Illr U. LEWIS meet answer gunboat with regard to the the understanding that Sir C. Wood would send out • for 170 guineas. June 18. At 4.20 p.m., Pitman, out of all engagements was opposed by Mr. Bicker Cretin for two creditors, a LITIMPOOL 29.96 65 61 B.R 1 r umematess of capital Email...Dm wilts grass caw.% despatch to India directing the admission of natives to the .. allL RICHMOND PLAT' of 50 sovs. (Handicap), for all up to June 12. su e i rited by Mr. Sargood. Wassirru. 119.(i6 ill 69 11.3. 3 b bas au it was otivioudy useetnesiest that they skald be Irobard• ages, winners extra. One mile. szeirrotiii t anon es es it.s. a June 18. Daniel, out of the Bentiuck Testimonial Stake, .0 complaints were that the insolvent had vexatiously eer _ e e o mile *sealer' of decrees la that hear • het lie would The (mention whether the additional members should be me. W. BedlEs Audrey, by Stoe.kwell, 6 yrs, Mt oth at Liverpool. TAILIIOOIII 20.02 49 fai n. defended an action brought by Mr. Merton, as attorney, „ Amon ~, , 43 , E s - mi 1 0 r - skis what was as unripe id she MOD. A pc:acher retierskg appoi•tai for one yearou propoied by the 1 Ith clause or e.. Snowden) 1 June 18. At 7.50 p.m., all the horees in Mr. W. H. for recovery of • bill ot sale, and for contracting • debt Do . ne . • Inv 63 82 ge,g, 1 0 Uwe at *ha with • leaded pa meallenlal by apob... Ter • I ' m arar term• was lei " 'b e eUeeed , Mr. VAMTV ART Mr. P. Jaer ' lrr 9°° " l " 9 ' 3 ye., 954 ' ' ' ' )W, *°°°lngnc) 2 Mundy's name, out of their Citlibrun alga ta, excepting with Ca tie G toeth followin geircumstares. Pentenenla, Um 66 $5 - I gemen soi, and in manned ties bed at him bath having moved that th e term be five vers, Mr. Bittclir sug• Mr. Brayley's e I,y Chanticleer-0011de, 3 yrs, Eat 416 (par...) 3 Bolero, in the Hurstbourne Stakes • and Prince Edward, In November, 1860,. Captain ("tenon had a horse and PORTIATD..-. 19.93 MI 69 W. 1 r lamela. whiall ware tried rich oh* and ahem. diem* glair th ree or two years ; eventually the Litter term was Mr . 8. Jacob Th . D .. 4 yr. .Td 3lb khel.e . , 4 out of the Mottisfont Stakes , at S to ckbridge ; the Gn s s. phact standing at livery with • person named Carter, 'LTI I OI7III •• 2 3 1111 3 3 171 X 3 c shags., emaped. The pelleeme• erse wounded k the am, wthatltuSed• Me. H. tioster's Lady Elizabeth, 3 yrs, est 41b ..Oltdals1; 6 Park Stakes, Winchester; the Coventry Stakes, Worcester ; and h er preaile on Captain Gunton to take tho insolvent s ' PIZZAIIOII.... 29.99 OS 61 &R. 1 o eadaytee & eepedeemee tem -sheet e forte' he aid Upou the 19th clause, which empowered the Governor. Betting : Even on Audrey, 6to 4 eget Isoltalurm and 10 gad the wai t sea orpe es, Stamford. Jammer aceeptence for 51. The insolvent had been liable on copz .„ , jx , 57 ..... W. 2 o been the elms af the beet. Is was aaa a ama General in couecil to make rules and regulations for the t fe 1 e " ether "off." Won see d_ by w y a length. The severa l previounoceerionsfor Carter, and when he gave the lu men limey: se - H. 2 Is es gay pcma,fisaliag, meg dakhalaaa amasaiasake ; sad it eoeduct of husinew at the meetings of the Legislative cult was a bell third. Don and y Elizabeth acoeptance to Captain Gunton was deeply in debt, and had Bast S.9O e 2 - W. 1 c um deltas' how yee the pampa vb. Ind the ram on. Council, and to prescribe the mode of their promulgation ima m O ft GOODWOOD CCP, 1842.-The conditions of this race as to been rimed, and the debts remained unpaid. BATOICIII o 19.911 74 - L. 1 c baugaiag eba faraf agleam awe fasawat no ma ro. and authentication. the expediency of admitting the public A Maras Teo:smut-0W Pun of 40 son. ; colts, weightat foreign mdlowanooos gin, will be reviled before i t s The Court gave judgment of five months at the cult of Lissom 130.00 05 - N. 1 c Bwriail_to his labour. sod aid ma mike as, ettemp• idea*. 4. Wes meeting.' and PDbliaDing report of th e P reeeedin g; let nb ; alb., &it 41b. Selling allowaseas. New T. Y.C. renewea •olls orealiG•es orture a lla anti soma. ynnailta at theia ellit et I - _ - memos% Strews resimamisithea. theawinaw wawa meal. la Was donated at avow lawort I. ttie li. LEWIS snout more, ~.dine vith sc r to the eemototstion of capital poidussets wish naeres, lira it waded** thall these hl be made Use eshMat of dice that hour; but ha washi Mead what wan outline d the ere. A weber reteeeleg lease at sight with a MAW ;pm ens shall's,* by a peas► are. mid it appeared Yet llashaeless Ind et km both barna, which were keeled with shot, sad**, dropping the gun. romped. The polieemas was woo:said is the ario, sad after a enesiderablo time —about a fortsight— he dial tam the Am, of the heft. it was clearly not a rase of aar prosolhelite, or of deliberate samanation arid it was doubtful hew fur the person who fired the gun con templated*, kid Whoa which followed. The man re lased to his labour, and did sot stoke say attempt at com einheset. Masse esprosentadoss, therefore, were mole .n the Home-Mimi se his behalf. Two petitions were sent le r a reerdmise ef his masses. Owe was fo.m engin thM the ask ens sel me of deliberate owner ; aud list the gulp* Mil Seed at Wilbertee in that asighbourlised for tweet, ram sad had always been me se Within' mean. lu wee signal by the rector of the mayor sad saveral members of the a Bootee, end by four magis trate', use of whom bad ostemitted the prisoner. Another petition was neeived from Liocoln, signed by the mayor an.l sheriffs of that city, by the den and arch idincoe, and by fifty other gentlemen. There was no dis pute about the facts of the our, so that it was not eon. seared nen-rosary to refer to the lodge ; and in the exercise dhis dee nitwit he (Sir (:. Lewis) thought it desirable to nesenuetal her Majesty to commute the capital sentence to me of penal servitude for life. (Hem, hear.) The chief emeralds haul transmitted to him, by the desire of the magistrate, his quarterly report, which was dated about a asioth after the respite hrl bees signed. In that report the chief constable male .nice representation of tl.e disad treillage which, na his opinion. would acme from the arm sostatsou the eestesee. lie bed also sulateptently writ er him a letter, in which he celled attention to the het that a saes had bees thrown into Um dwelling of a policaccestable, and that a gnu loaded with shot had has end through his wining', but no &nage bad been dose to the teeetehie, awl there wa nothing to show that there had bees my intestine to injure him. Upon 10e 19th clams, which empowered the &oversee- General in council to make rules and regulations for the conduct of laminae at the meetings of the Legislative Connell, sad to prescribe the mode of their promulgation end authentication, the expediency of admitting the public to the meetings and publishing reports of the proceedings, wog debated at some length. The term of nomination of the additional members of council for Madras aal Bombay, limited by the Lill to one your, was extended to two years, an attempt to prolong it to three pools being defeated aim a division. The remaining clauses and a new clause were agreed to. On the next order, for the committal of the Illst India (High Courts of Judicature) Bill, some time was consumed in discerning whether, at that hour, it should or should not he postponed. In the end the committee was deferred, temporarily, till thie day, The lonise then went into committee upon the Industrial Schools Bill, the clauses of which were agreed to. A 11.111)01 T0(0.71A1.-OLD PLATS of 40 sows. ; colter, fist 71b; fillies, 14441 b. Belling allowances. New T. Y.C. llr. U. Mammon's Suter to Morelia. by Apgar, let 1.31 b (1001) (J. Snowden) 1 V*. J. Marshall's Evangeline, 7st tab (A. Mammals; 2 Mr. Marnani's Vigil, 7st 11Ib 501.) 4. Sieves) 3 Mr. J. Ward's Hedgehog, met YID (1001) . (L. buowden) 0 Mr. C. Formby's Perambulator, Tet 1110 (lOC) . Anew) 0 Mr. J. Smith's 1 by West aostralian-10 burnt°, Ist 810 Aut Woodhouse) 0 16. Mellon'. Nester rhamall. 7st 1110 (501.) .... U. Corey) 0 Mr. J. Edwards' I by The Oar% dam by Isnereost—st. Loa's dam, 7st alb ;661.)(Hamma) 0 Mr. P. Heradonrs °Rennin', 7st hib idea) Yontham) 0 Mr. J. W. Kishardson's Cast Robin, est lib ;1001.) (Konnerdy) 0 Mr. W. 0. Craven's 0. by Wild Dayrell—Creoes, 7st alb 401.) swift) 0 Betting : sto 4 apt Evangeline, 5 to 1 agst Baster to Morella, 7to 1 eget-Vigil, 10 to 1 each eget Hedgehog and the El Donato ally, 100 to 8 eget any other offered. A rather long delay was caused ut the poet by the breaking sway of Sister to Morella and the Wild Dayrell dlly. When the flag was lowered Sister to Morella, Evangeline, Perani• bulator, Hedgehog, and Ottannilla rya together in front for a short distanos, when Sister to Morella and Evangeline caw, out and ran side by side to the distance, where Evan geline bud • slight lead, and continued in front to the half. distance where Sister to Morella made her effort, and got her head slightly in front, and the two ran home a Ise nice, Sister to Morella wincing by a neck ; three laregtha between the second and third ; Hdgehog was fourth ; the other+ tailed off, the Wild Dayrell filly hut. acceptaiice to Captain Gunton was deeply is debt, - stud had been sued, and the debts remained unpaid. The Court gave a judgment of five months at the suit of the creditors generally, sad seven months at the suit of Captain Gunton, for contracting the debt with him without reasonable or probable expectation of payment. ioxi;rarnwa ham not been let to Mr. Swindell, but ban returned to Ireland. wLktrAylot!.. Hozaz NAIRD.—The following name has been given : Lord Ailarbary's eh f mister to St. Albans, by Stockwell — Bribery, 3 yn old, Frailty. L—Barometer corrected and S;d - u7eFto 8! deg. at mean sea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about our-hundmdth of an Inch diminution: and each 10 deg., abuse 82 dog., caualog nearly three huudredths Increase. E.—Exposed thermometer to shade. 111.-11on.4tied bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Diroctiou of wind (true—two points k./1 of mag netic). Y.—Force (1 to 14--estimated'. C.—Cloud (1 to Bj. I. Initials : b, blue sky, e, clouds (detached) ; 1, fog: h, had; lightning; m, o, o,crOSEi (doll); r, rain; I, suow ; t. thunder. 8. urbane* (1 toe). GVILDHALL.—Messrs. Crawford, Lindsay, and co. write to us. contradicting that part of the report in our yesterday's publication of the charge spigot theirlate foreign traveller, Mr. tkollio which stated it was their intention to continuo him in their service. They further state that they were not present at the examination. CRICKET. 11.0. C. AND GROUND v. CHELTENHAM COLLEGE. This match commenced yesterday at Lord's, and will be resumed this day at half-part 11. The following is the more : Y.C.C. AND OROIIND. Mat WSINos. Illartorll,VAq.,hTumbull 11 B. P. lloneypenny, Esq., b C. R. ibblle. hay., b Doodle 7 Boodle J. Orundy, c Truell, b Arun- C. Y. Mlllett, Esq., b Beaver.l.2 dell 7 Colonel Barnard, c Heaver, G. Wells, b Doodle Q. Eanbery, run 10 C. Schreiber. Req., not out 0 I. C. Fruer. Naq.. e Doodle, b 6. I.b 2, w 10 b A.rendell C. 11. Tlbrce, Esq., b Boodle 0 CHELTI FLAW I W. H. Truell, Msg., b Wells. 11 W. A. AI kitensms, Eq. , b Grundy A. G. Raper, Req., c Ban bury, b lirtandy C.Grun C. Turnba Esq., b dy J. Peak., Fag., b WM* P. Deaver, Banc., not oat U Total ft ...... W H. Arundel], Fag., e and Lkldle A. L Ticks 1, Eaq., not oat Y.. C. Boodle. Raq T. Cuthbert. Rol. b7.1.1)5,wS 9 Total TIE &UNIT SLUMS (Handicap) of 10 031,11. each, with 20 added ; gentlemen riders ; prefemionals allowed to rid* by oarryieg Slh extra. One lode. Mr. Payuies iiaberiline, by liewininster, 3 yrs, 1044 (Mr. Edwards) 1 Mr. Priee's On.eniricb Pair,' yrs, 11.1 Mr. woods) Mr. St..ules Nll,l Bird. 4 yes, 10M inti Jun. Mb extra) I Searle, 3 Mr. Itowlanirn Apollo, 4 yrs. 104 13Ib Owner) 4 Mr. C. linkinu • impatience, aged, lost bulb (Captain Ltarckloy) Betting : 6 to 4 egst Gabenline, 2 to 1 agst Greauwich Fair, sto 1 agst Apollo, and IS to 1 agst Wild Bird. Wild Bird was the Matto show in front, having Gaberdine second. Apollo and Greenwich Felt, side by side, third mad fourth, Impatience bringing up the rear. la this order they ran to the half-mile poet, where Wild Bird ran out, and Gabor ' dine took the command, with Apollo second, Greenwich Fair neat. At the distance Greenwich Fair passed Apollo. and in a few strides further she was alongside of Gabardine. The two then CiEOl) on abreast to within a couple of strides from home, where Gaberdine got lightly the best of it and woo by a short head. Wild Bird was beaten Iron, the second three lengths ; Apollo and Impatience beaten off. GREAT WAISTRRA RAILWAY. Yesterday, a meeting of shareholders was held at the Paddington Terminus, for the purpose of considering and approving certain bills now pending in parliament, and which had been left =disposed of by a former Wham.- cliffs meeting. Earl SHELPURNT, who presided, said there were only three out of the group of bills affecting the company which bad not already received the approval of the shareholders. Of these, the first—for • railway from Ross to Monmouth, would not be taken, owing to circumstances which had been before explained ; while the second, for the Hherborne Railway,hail been thrown out by the committee. The third was • bill to author= • lease of the Margate Railway to the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, and for other purposes; with regard to which the approval of the shareholders was re quired to confirm arrangements previously approved with regard to the Victoria station. In conclusion, the noble chairman moved • formal resolution of appmvaL This was agreed to without discussion, and was the only business transacted. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. sto 2 gni Underhand (t and off) 10 to 1 Syringe ft and off) 100 to $ Dana* (t and off) 14 to 1 Joey Jonas (t and off) 20 to 1 Predictor (1) GOODWOOD STAKES. - - - - 10 to 1 oe this Fseld (off) 12 to 1 wanted Rest ( ) Starke, Schism, aad Vottia► The stewards for the Hampton Baoes, 1862, are Lords Strathmore, Sefton, sod oourteney. LONDON Gratiam. Omitistra CompANY (Lnursz). —Trak mai* for work oodiag Juno 16,15967!. 17.. 6d. WaitT,4ll.opiclifTMunas.KNTto woman .- - . ~.,, • pi l j Ad_V r e e rt ma ise ie m co e n n , t. o l-- ints - 14 .- O Th LLO , an the most delicate and difficult to be conducted to revolvable termination. Upon their early and Judicious treatment Imam tie momentous question—whether woman enjoy atrengtp, Kona sew, and cheerfulness or pine sway In wealmesa, chase , ang rafses7l Holloway's inestimable preparations are the sot rellaMe reek/Wes for restoring weakened or suspended runerlona The Ointment should hi rubbed In for at least ten minutes every night and morning till restoration take place, and perfect func tional regularity be Induced. While thus udrig tie Ointment Holloway's Pills should be freely taken, la order to purify tin blood and demise the system, by which natural proem di eielesetions are readily 11100T04. NEWTON RAOEB.—WsinrooDAY. TB! TRIAL HANDICAP SUM of b eon. each. with 30 added. One guile sad a quarter. Wadlow's fllrlation. by Idisbey, a yrs. 814 llb (Challo a e s. r k i 1 y r . Gaboree's Gipsy 0101, Syn. OW ylb (Whiteley 1 PllllllPro GorG66. rra. rattW 'Ortgaillaw yr. Dawson as Voir to Barese, II no. pat yip irr. THE BA.NKIICPTCY LILL. Mr. VANCE begged to tisk the Attoritey.Geesral if Le eyelid V a day es wheel' to move the*. the Lenin' &snood. mete on the Baakruptcy .o 4 lemolveisey Hill be taken oombleretioe. The ATTOKNEY4IENKRAL—I will now state what I intruded to say the other eveniog. I have had no eggicetenity of tally considering thou, amendment. myself, es of submitting the effect of them to her Majtety's gorwaserot. I think that a attain time nizoalil be allowed the country to give its opinion urea the nature of those amendments. They were disowned, as th e h.,.e is aware, a a secret committee ; and nailer those dram. Mantes I eons*t tlx a day, but it shall he so early u possi ble, and any mime which I s'..dl tuko will Is dictated en. finely by views of puddle utility. ((Las, bear) Oa the motion of the hon. and learned Tent:amen the bill, at •eeede.l, was ordered to be r printed, so as to show the extent of the am.•oduoeute. DISTRIBUTION 01' SEATS BILL to answer to Mr. ATRTON, Mir G. LENIM ►aid that the next stage of thia hill walla set sew ea west Mosey, awl that he would lay on the table the aneeded elates ha aheekl propos° on the apart Off the division of the Ned Riding. THE PAPAL TEMPORALITIE9. Kr. ORITFITH asked the Secretary of State for Foreign •lain whether be had received any account that the fkmaitse 8010 ea bed Taut) arrived at Perin front ♦ - ireua -Ike broref a secret and c.mhd..ot proproition from Joeirph to the Emperor Napoleon, Malin Whet that the two ernperon would co-operate to Baer so toulesohoot army Inc the protection of the tem sonlittat d she Pegs sad would cupge to prevent Pied mont tees she* the gates of th.• church. And whether stelae pfd as (rem Baron Ritual was authentic, Ma hint♦, *Mew. Amyl.' the report, he was mewl to my, in ate Beat vs shall checkmate all Stator: asy SALMON AND TROUT FDMIRRI RS BILL. ....—..— . Oa tie reediog of tins Lill, Mr. LIARItOW objected to pawed mai it at ao sa hour. Sir G. LEWIS mid that if the house would read the bill he shoull be happy to refer it to a select committee. (Hear.) Mr. HENLEY was 46.1 the hill was going before a Wed committee. He hopid that the reference to trout would be left out. There were fifty definitions of salmon, which were quite enough to puzzle the magistrates. He also ob jected to the stringent summary provisions with regard to throwing poisonous matters into streams. It would be better to leave the evil to be dealt with by the common law remedy of an indietmeet for a 011ialD00. Now the bounds were to be very oddly constituted. For example, the bill gave a vote for the beard to any person who paid se. a year fora fishing license. He objected to the provision which would make a boy to be heavily fiord for going to fish with a stick and • crooked pin. Beside., he did not see why tospectore, who ' were in point of fact gamekeepers, should ho paid out of the public money. (Hear.) Mr. W. E. FOR.STEIt supported the general °Norte of the bill, but thought that some protection for mill-owners was necemery to he provided in the details. Colonel PENNANT objected to the 1011, on the ground that it swept away private rights without onipetmatiou. After some further eroevenition, The bill was r,..,1 a second time and ordered to he referred to a ogled committee. QUEEN iLAND GOVERNMENT BILL. The osier for the third rending of thin hill s ea discharged, sad the hill was ordered to be few:nuts:tilted. CHATHAM DoCKYARD ENLARGEMENT BILL. Th. hence haring gone into committee on this bill, Lord C. PAGET mid the town of Chatham did not object to the bill, tut the c.oporation of Lomion propoe,l to odd • swift slams, which lie could not cou- en t to 0ar...10c0 am h. bud takes the opinion of the low oitio•rs op,n it. Hs HENLEY autrgeatad that the eohiniittoe should be IFl lr t laseee were agreed to sp to tho bait one, when the nininsins reported proves. PUBLIC — WORKS (IRELANTI ADVANCIB AND --....---. REPAYMENT OP MONEYS BILL. Tbi• bin was mad a woad time. NEW PROVINCES (NEW ZEALAND) BILL. This bill was read a aseasd time. OFi ENCES IN TERMITORIER NEAR. SIERRA LEONE PREVENTION BILL. This bill was read • seemed time. ODRIC INFIRMARY BILL. This bill wes road a third time. sad pained. VOTERS (IRELAND) (No. 2) BILL. This bill wee read a mixed time. WINDSOR SUSPENDED CANONRIF-S. Oa the motion of Sir G. Lewis, leave was dives to brills Is a bill for the appropriation, la favour of the military knights sad the church of Wiadeor. of two of the caaouries the chapel of Windsor. "e d ia kill wasted a Area time. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milts Pao- Mar- Total, Total, EMLWAYS open Renew, cltandlae lan 1807 Week ending June 9. A Antwerp & Rotterdam 6343 452 1,008 988 Bag Anglian Week me Ilnk June 10. L Auer. R Lornhardo-V.n. ,South Aust. Line 1061 116,606 50,706 47,430 2` 1 .9 0 6 (Lombardo Line) Central Italy Branch Plaleanee to Bologna 9l 1.504 950 2,464 2,405 Week ending June 14. Cork and Toughs' Week ending June 16. North Eastern Sarnhrs sod Meuse West Flanders Week enclitic June id. Bristol anti Est.tvr Bastern CoUnlit.% Lon.,( Witham. anti Dover 56d 1,223 145 LIES SW Witilaacl North British lVilf 2.784 3.755 SAW E.lOl t Scottish Cenro' 1.431 1,680 1.111 ;NI ilirnpshire I ninn 3is so 4 ion Zoos (Stockton and Uarling4a — 735 %OH TAU 4060 - Week ending June 17. Belgian Lateen Junction 26/ 114 153 an 2,6 Tnn KING' WOOD MVRDER.—At nine o'clock y es t e rday morning, J. Limtnerman and Henri Mains forts, two Germane who had been apprehended on a war rant, neer Chichester, on suspicion of being concerned in the murder of Martha Halliday (under circumstances already detailed in our columns), were brought before W. Street, Esq one of the local justices at Reigate. Upon m e . 'aspect°, doward, of the Surrey const•bulary stating that he had made inquiries into the truth o f the st atements made by the prisoners, and had found them correct, he did not propose to offer any evidence, and he therefore asked that the prnonen mi g ht b e discharged. The prisoners were then dismissed. THE MANCHESTER FORCERlES.—Yesterday, at the Manchester City Police-court, Edward Williamson, the agent charged with forgeries on the Royal Exchange Assurance o ffi ce, was further remanded till next ,Wednes day. No evidence was taken yesterday. 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Bern do harry and Co., TT, Itogewdogreate Loudon : also at Tarlatan end Mason's ; and at WA Orsomburch- ISMS . 4, Cheap/We ; PI and 180, Oxford-street; and apogees and almalMe.lLevertimasatj VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Clutha. from Olastrow. May 31, lat. 42 N., lon. in.3o W. Istria Marque. from Liverpool for Bombay, June 4, Ist. 42.40 N., los. 16.40 W. John 11' Vicar from Liverpool for Melbourne, April 25. Lt 24 8.. lon. 22 W. Komi (Finland brig;, from West ILdies 44 days for Loudon, all well, let 49.20 N., lon. 7.58 W. Sarah !barque, from Liverpool, steering west, June 4, lot. 43.55 N., lon. 15.20 W. Westwood (hammy). from Liverpool, June 2, let. 40.30 N., Iva. 18.20 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOILEAI7.—June IV at Pouth.street, Grosvenor-square, the wife of F. G. M. Boileau, Esq., of a son. COLLET!—.tune 10, at lleserley, Yorkshire, the *Re of T. Collett, Esq., of a daughter. REPPEL—June IS, at Bedford.place, Rursell•quare, the *lle of J. Y. Heppe!. Fsq., of a eon. HILL—Juno 19, 99 essinobury-place, Islington, the wife of Mr. T. M. Hill, of a daughter. JOLLY.—la Juns g. ughter. 14, at Grove House, Woolwich, the wife , 4 J. B. Jolly T.—, of ada JuneZITCA 10, at Swallowfleld, Berk', the wife of the WT. J. Kitcat, of a eon. LOWK—.lnna Itk at Wilmslow, Cheshire, the wife of the Rev. 0. W. Lowe, of a son. SMITH.—Imo 17, at Rugby, the wife of the Roe. P. U. Soak of a son. 31ARRIAGE9. • - • ELGOOD—ATAAGER --June Is, at Trinity Church, Gnw's inn road, by the lice. J. W. Worthington, W. Eig.ssi. Lei of Torrington-square, to Sara, daughter of the late T. N. Musser, Es. GAY—SPILL ING.—Jane 18, at Christ Church, Paddington. by the Rev. A. Boyd, M.A., J. Jay. EN., of luverue.a-terrao% Kensington, to Helen Marie Feriae, widow of the late T. Spilling. of Burgh Castle, Su:folk. LEICGATER—TAWSE. —June 16, at St. John's, Edinburgh.by the Rev. If. Leicester. the Rev. F. Leicester, of Kensington, to Harriet Anne Stewart. daughter of the late Rev. A. Taste, of Logie, Coldstone, Aberdeenshire. M . A.I6THUR FLI NTOFF.—J tine li, at St. John the Eesie_vlisf Broughton, Manchester. by the Rev. F. N. Wright, NI A.. J. M'Avelinr, Esq., of Glasgow, to Sarah Jane, daughter of the late T. Plintod, Esq., of Broughton. 1)EATIIB. BAGSHAW.--Jua•l6, at Btalybrtdge, Lancashire, W. pegshaw, Est., aged 75. BAILEY.—June Id, at Mariboroughroad. St. John's-wood, lb F. Bailey, Esq.. aged U. ISKULKIWI4.—June 10, Fleenor, wife of Mr. T. Beddow, Rose Cottage. Macclesfield. age.l 9.i. BUDGRN.—June 16, at Front, sussex, T. Budges. Eau.. *VI 47 . GOODMAN.—June 17, at Wellington-place, Alhany-nsol. (Wu* herwell, Mr. W. Goodman, aced 41. HODDlNo.—.lnne 17, Eleanor, wife of M. T. Nodding, EN "f Craven.hill.gardenr. MASON.—June 10, at }littler House, King's Kersweit Dev°". Liest.-Colonel E. Mason, aged ttl. Mutat sag Pota heed y Wiiu*a Kum KAM. of N o. S e Lmmhmrdas,omt. ltt Ifta city of London. Motor, at the Mom, to 1.111111111/4411111. 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