The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-03 00:00:00

THE } XPRFI3B, MONDAY gVIOI4I NG, JULY 3. 1865. five, mix, and aged, 9st ; tbT winner to be sold for 3001. ; if for 'lOOl., allowed 71b ;if for 1001., 141 b. B. M. A HANDICAP BV , IONITAItIO Of 10 sous, each, for 2 y r. old oohs. Cliretwbeld muss. • Swarms.. of 25 aova. sorb, Le 2-yr-olds; eal3 101b;Bat Miss, est 71b ; m.idees allowed Mb; tut half wit of Now T.Y.C. (6 rube) Mite, Salisbury, Fleuretie, Acrostic. Gerietyllis, Oscast Tits Juir Mamie of 50 ems. may 3011; for 2-yr-olde colts, Bet 101 b; 1111)01, tat 71b ; wood berm to save bis stake. New T.Y.O. (3 Wimp 136 yards) (53 Ms.) KftgoPPli Mesuit Palatine, Mr. Pitt, Jaak-in.the-Greee, War, linlibran, The Paw, Awrantb, Othe'lo, Ki BinMaros , Day. Berk, The Mule, Magician, Gold Pen, Bind% a by Yang Melbouree, darn by Teddinaise— Maid of Masham, The Carthusian—Monaca, Th. Ohms, The Raven, The Student. Baelasbub (let• Devilshooll, The ' Primate, Florida Otte Kittens). Madallioe, La Dauphins, fifir Bowlsed, Grand Fibroma, Oaltlinnia, Lass o'Oowrie, Artesian, Lochiel, Bolan Hood, by Wild Dsyrell—T'he Chem, a by Fits-Iteland—Pitaamis, &stoma, 000011M11- , tire, Tassenawk, Roble Hoed. by North Lissom—Bloat ing Heather. 'Wilsey, Leybourns, Sealakin, a by Hewn:du ster—Katy, Duke of York, Freedom, Yalerla, Oindolier, Vidueteer. Laird Lye. Kinglake, Limited*, &prism (dead), BOY of a Gun (Led). A Swaramurs of 50 'ova. each, h ft Last five fur longs of New T.Y.O. • Ass et lb Ago at lb Crithela• 810 Covdella Preview. 3 8 8 Convent 11440 6 7 7 1 6 0 Ladd[ Oldbury MAWR : 100, k ft. New T.Y.O.—Admiral Roues Sal hoc, 3 yea. Bst 121 b, against Mr. Cravim's Filly, 2 3ra, 7st 91b. LAW INTILLIGENCE. IiBNOPOLITA.74 COUNTY 001715115. 1111116oa days wanted toe the present week.) 111.001111101 T. ftetlaM.road.—Wedsesday, July 5; TINS& I LIZV d Ilarylebome•resel.—Twaswisr, July 'Nadu** day, Friday, 7. CLUEIISIWILL, DUlleall466lllo6.—Thesday, July 6. Wedoes• day, 6 : Friday. 7 . Bow, Bowanad.—Youslay, July 6 : Friday, 7. sou:swum. awau-street.—Noaday, July Tuesday, : Friday, 7. LAMM% Oambsevell. New-read.—Taesday, July 6. ClaweilOW.—Nedueeday. July 6 . WOOLVIOIL—TbuiIday, July 6. Waauswoltrw, South areas—Thursday, July 6. Crew oir Looson, Oulldhall.baddlaas. - Tueeday, Wednesday, 5. r. July • EQUITY COURTS.- JoLY L (Before the Load Chanosllce.) unwire IP. THI OW? WIIB7III RAILWAY 00117Alff. This was an appeal front Vise-Chancellor Hindersley. The matte( seine before the court below on demurrer to • bill of the plaintiff and his wife, which sought to restrain the use of & plea set up by the oompaoy iu an action to mother damages west them. In August lest the plaintiff and Ms wile were seriously injured is • railway oollision on an monnion journey between Warmth( and Gremlin. They were attended by • surgeon on their own behalf, and also by three medical men on behalf of the c om p an y , sad, es alleged, at the mecum of the medical roes they tempted 151. as 00411- peosstion. This was met up as • defence, and the bill alleged that there had bees fraudulent mierepreaentations of the true state of the injuries they had received ; that they acted is the negotistoons for compensation without legal mincer th at the receipt they had given was not • dlecherge ia'full for all damage, the amount they claimed being 1.7001. The demons', for want of piety, bans; bees overruled by the met below, the present appeal the brougat. Mr. Belly, Mr. Wickens. and Hr. Garth. of the common , law bar, were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Glows, Mr. G. L. Russell, and Kr. H. James, al the common law bar, for the company. The Lord Chancellor said he bad no doubt that the sub. ject.matter of the omit was within the purview of equitable relief. The bill sought en ancient sod ordinary relief on grounds well settled, se it sought to restrain &Undue from setting up a receipt Mleged to bath been obtained by therepthrentation. There was so MIMS, because • person bad goes to a Donatof common law in the fret isetanoe, that the overt should refuse to mortise its power where there were sulkiest grounds for doing so. The plaintiffs sated foe the removal of an impeothent to their obtaining a remedy which they sought at law. The demurrer must be overruled, the decision of the court below Mimed, thd the appeal diamimed with costs. WEDNESDAY. A HANDICAP PLATE of 60 son., for 3.yr-olds Ind up wards. New T.Y.C. THE TOWN PI %TX of 50 sows., for 3.yr-olds ; colts. iiet 1016 ; MUM, tist alb. B.Y.—The Porsra doeskin, if hot Ginned as • marriage portioo, will be paid to the win- ear of this plate. - - A SWIKPeraII6 of 13 sows. eatib, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; lilies, Bat 71b ; the winner to be sold for 200 f. ; if for 1001, allowed 714 Chesterfield course. fleawronn STAR= (handicap) of 25 sows. 011, 15 ft, gad SAI declared, with 100 added by the Jok ey Club, tor 3•Yrtolda and upward.; winners extra. Suffolk Stakes coarse (1 mile, 4 furlongs, 2 yards.) (10 Dube., 4 delared) Age st lb Age 44 1B Tomato Bayard The Moak a 8 0 Once Darling Tag limookuni SUM of 50 en% each, h ft. for 3-yreld" ; colts, Bst 101 b ; Sllks. Sst 1 I/ ; certain allowances; second torso his stake. B.Y. (8 subs.) Puritan (41b), OAP. plogste (41b), The Calorie. Theodore (41b), ILeassretto, IM (41b), Whitehoro (41b), 8.111.0. Tan EIBISit lift,tens of 40 sows. each, I. ft ; colts, Set 1011, ; Anise, 84 ne ; noideu allowed 31b. Lest half-mile of the New T.Y.C. (22 subs.) Mr. P'it, Ncw Vic ou s, Knight of St. Michael, Amason, Callipolia, Sister to Kerry Wife, c by Lord of the Isle— Bonner and Balmy, Simonet* linismate, Florida flats Hearse/re), Saxon Beauty, Grey Stocking, Lady Bank, Chapel Ronal, Kiagisher, St. Sophia, 1 Lady Audley, Robin H oo d, by Wild Dayrell—The Chase, if diode', Willie Sharpe, The Admiral, and Queen Bee. Mews 100, hft ; lea half-mile of New T. Y.C.—Mar i quit of Hastings' Pantalooo, Bet 121 b apt Lord Boodle .sum's Black Duche,a, 7sl 10th. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Johy 1. Aftst Term Nisi Fritts Sitting' at Guildhall—(Before the Lord Chief Juana and a Spacial Jury.) eeseee AND ANOTHER V. °REMIND. After our report left on Saturday. Mr. Edward James submitted there wes no case for the thry. There was so avid-wee of the wife's ageon—that the defeedarit ever authorised his wife to purchase these goods upon hie credit. The Lord Chief Jetties mid be would Dot stop the we. Them was some evidence fur the jury, sod he would give the leareed counsel lease to move open tha t point of law. Mr. James then addressed the jury for the defence. He laid the jury had &Whin to do with any ootoriety that the defendant bad obtained through other proceed's'', but merely with the question whether Mrs. Chetwyed bad autho rity to involve her hathasid in debt to as unlimited extant. Dureng . the ton years they were earned Mrs. Chet wynd, in addition to heu owe money that she bad spent. had incurred liabilities to the motet of 3,0001. She bad Noughterself to be of exposures habits, mid be shock' have that the Weenie ci 1501. • year would have bees sufficient to have stipbdied the wife of a man with 1,2001. e. year in clothing. With the exception of 5001. she lied ran tbrough the whole of her own money. The Lord Chief Justice said be understood eh* pro the defendant other mune of money. Mrs. Chetwynd was recalled. She mid she gave the de [eldest 250/. besides the 500/. She also gave him severe' smell sews. Mr. James said there wee vie evidence to show that the defendant bed ever pad esiyiloin for his wife, or that he had held out to the trades. eople that she bad authority to pledge his credit. The defend a nt bad a right to aesume that his wife was only ordering such %hinges' see 000ld pay for aid that she was is tbe habit of paying for, sod there was evidence to show that the defeedast frequently ex postulated with his wife on her extravagance, and that he informed her she was not to pledge his credit. With regard to the lend purchased by the defendant with Mrs. Chetwynd's money. it was purchased for her bece6t, sod it was sot eareasosable to keep back the rent for defraying the expewes of the improvement. It was the duty of • wife to refrain from running into debt, either ea he r o e amount or on that of her husband. Mrs. Chetwyed was io the possession of property is 1863, for she sold bones of the value of 100/. in that year, which she ought to have appropriated towards liquidating her debts. It was the ditty of • wife to obey her Mohawk lied Dot pt into debt, arid lives notbecauses busbeed admired &dress WK it was to pledge his credit for his wife's debta, and be urged upon the jury that they ought to be satisfied they could rely upon Mum Chetwynd's statements before they gave •verdict agaiest the &blondest. There wee DO pro mise on the part of the defendant, is the conespoodmos that took place, to pay this debt. Mr. W. H. Cbetwysd deposed—My income is about 1,0001. or 1,2001. per &mourn. After my marriage I lived with my wife seer Kepley. I always paid the expenses of the establiahmeet. I made her ao allowanoe bemuse the had her own income, but she lies bed about 561. • year interest from mosey of hers settled on me which sou not tailgated. I bate only just discovered that she received the latter amount. My wife's debts were the muse of our quarrels. In 1860, after my mother's death, Loogdoo-ball was given up to us -we had previously lived there with her —sad I thee fonod my wife was getting into debt, end as they iscreassd I told her I would sot be accountable for BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB. BROTHER lONATICS.—Brother Ignatius has re- them, and if she continued it I would advertise bee in SATURDAY, 3 T.M. turned to th e 'Demagogy at Norwich. Is his absence he the newspapers. This occurred when the bills came is at , bad base ezoommuoiceted by some of the moats, viz., Christims and midsummer. It continued until she left in Unfit just epos 2 o'clock Ii seamed u Omagh that stereo typed term at Tel Weal's," a blank day," would have to be Brother Bitionock, Brother Maurits, Brother Stetisleus, Janwry, 1864. when a great man clams were made epee ..,. and Brotber Clement. Brother Mamas, who styles him . me. In 1662 I did sot approve of a dress worn by Mrs. 'a ide on the Gotsijust shou t this,hher.rf..."°,it'h°,7dis ' ss i Z i a °Ve we w "; wolf chaplain to the Chief Justice of Tasmaina, has left the Cowen at Mrs. Haight's, end wished my wife to hays on* of inquired after in a string, consequently without, however, monastery, bat Brother Stanislaw has been induced to s quieter material I should not bare allowed her to wear • me 11l en • t apologyforhe kbect the part took in the *zoom dress like that of Mrs. Cowen—indeed, I ebould have ob. leading to aey trenactioes. Bot as member' began t o as- ___,_,iee a nd .. re bellion" (as it is termed by Brother jolted bit. I never opened any parcel coming from Ryde mamba in pater force, a random shot or two took effete t rrf,'", with the plaintiff's same prioted outside. I Devoe saw bet, ecoordieg tote. theervatios Rod tentimocy of some of .16• 1" - ' 1 ' my wife in a serge dew that I ksow of. I never remarked, th e e r ee e s ed,," the perfmmances of some et the re e t uree.. Toll PROPOSID REMOVAL OP Tin GREAT WESTERN on seeing &ay materials, that ale was going to be very Monist " divibioe" WOO of the most &Tin sort, especially RAILWAY WOW FROM PADDINGTON.—Oo Saturday an smart that winter. I had not the slightest idea, whim Mr. T. Parr's "lot" were exhumed. Separately they iceuential meeting, convened by circular, belied by the until after she bad left me, that the hid could not find a backer at the finish, a l 33 to 1 WAS Deputy Mayor (Mr. Lewis Co oper), ia the abeam of the contracted this debt with the plaintiffs, I thought she takon.osis to e" teener," about Hopper. Claremont, slu:nit chief magistrate, was held at the Cousoil-chamber, Reding, went to Hyde on • visit to Moe. Knight sod sot to take • 10 to 1 was takm a . ooet him to about lad , failed to to °welder if es y sad what steps should be takes is t he ~_ large Dow to entertain °then. Whoa I was married I ro bin his position with that firmsees which the mosey above matter. The Mayor (Mr. C. J. Butler) wooled see mewed 6001. from my wife for a medals purpose, but sot for would Mae warranted, for op to the very Mesh 10 to 1 was chair, ed the attendance emended the ex-meyor (Mr. myself. I did not receive soy other sum from her. She did offered on the field. Suspicion was mooed best fora time Cooper), Mr. Alderman Ezell, Mr. Aldermsa Darter, Mr. not give me 250/. I have held money for her and given it until s bookm bier of good repute fur "knowingoomething" Alderman Watford. Councillors Ayres, Simonds, Peareley, to her as she required it. My wife bed plenty of dresses laid 100 to 6 three tma sod offeied to make it 1,000 to Taylor, Collier, sad other infiesstial inbabitaeta The when she went to Ryde l have sot repaid the 5001 . My 10 when the bore wag deeidedly fishy. The Scheldt opened Mayor explained the saps which had already bees taken to wife brume asked for it. Mrs. Chetwyed has had many rat 25 to 1, but his friends appeared so fond, Unit Integre- induce the Great Western Railway directors to remove their a time thing s. &aced their prices, and at last 100 to I was taken kindly. works to Radio', sod stated that some persons had secretly creee.eue2teed_bi may, /du. . 1 diet pee notice in the 90 to I was palm about Friday, but he would bees been endeavoured to prove to the board that the great body of newspapers that I would not be answerable for my wife's more favoured with tavestments " with a start," on which the inhabits/its were opposed to the works ban brought to deb.. / gave one also in February previous Plueeedier Serene 12 to I would have been accepted to 1001. The Guide Readies. Be coundwred it was wrong to make private in the Diver Court wee. commenced tis February. / had was made the medium of some speauLti,m, hie opening prossoutiocs of tbat kind, end it would be for the present sot the least knowledge that my wife wee about to insti "riot being 1,000 to 25, but 1.000 to 30 we subsequently meeting to determine whether the town should or should tea proosedisp until I was served with notice. Ukes. 1,000 to 20 was at first takes "boot Claxton, but he not petition the Great Weetern directors to bring tee works Me Kerslake —ln 1864 did you take back a female speedily retired to 500 to 5 teen. Clewing prices : there. Comelier H. J. Simonds addressed the meeting, and servant who had previously lived With you' GOODWOOD STAKES lls the course of his speech said that in emaequeece of Dr. Defendant—What has that to do with she ease? 10 to I apt Claremont (I) PO to I agst Friday (t) . Ached, of Oxford, having shown almost coeclusively that The Lord Chief Justice intimated that it did sot refer to 100 te 7 A14)&2004 1 ) lato i Ratdaln ~ t 1 it would be impossible to erect dwellings for the Great th i s iseee. Ith is 6 Sogictoll(t) LS to 1 flwordemeu (t Western Railway sieplesis on the proposed site at Oxford lea to a eidieldi iti ik iri without imminent danger es regarded their health. the Defendant in crosremoninstiou further mid that he visited beet ity in Staffordshire. Under the prior 20 to 1 Moose (t n lISto 1 The Oulde (t) w h o l e l question ' of the removal of the works would be the &°c e 10 to 1 —Jan It 1) I 600 to 6 Claxton (t)settlement I have the Bret life interest in her property, nod BT. LEoela. re-opesed sod decided at the meeting of the board of dime- she , the next ens. Lmipicerhal end the fens armed it ttol on the field offered. tors on Thsradey next. Representations had been made to b e l ongs to me for life. I cannot remember if I represented • the director, which left a distinct impression on their minds my bloom in the Divorce Court as only 5001. It I. not that the people of Reeding were opposed to the works being e do w . a ... a . , nee 1,2001. IHESTER.—SrMatee.I dare my you will "skin it token there, and he wee in a position to state that unless are- ' , up ,. for lig e. ( L sug btsr . ) D STAHEL quieition to the board in favour of the works coming them Mr . Belt, banker of Sta fford, was ce lled , arid proved the lU. to • "P t ewP i°l°° (1 / was numerously slimed, Beading would not be chosen . He ' . ." tee to E -- biome tt & of) state of Mr. Chetwyed a banking account. tee to e Bedew it ~,) spoke of the advantages that would be derived from • Mrs. Dimsdale and Madame La Jeune were eubpooneed I 1 63 to 6 Joe° leaned off) pest nomber a skilled mechanic , whose wages amounted to prove that they were supplying Mrs. Chetwyed with 10D CUP. to 250,0001. per mourn, being located in the town, and con- articles of dram at the time the articles were 'applied by Ile de TAIr (t) . eluded by moving, "That • general requisition be presented the plaintiffs, and that consequently she was DOA is wed of offered to the chairman and directors of the Great Western Railway I them, and es they did not answer they were called upon -- Company. requisite" that the prepaid car siege works be their subteen* in the wad manner. NEWMARKET J. 0. Taylor socooded the motion. The Mayor, Aldermen to be expected the two ladies just called would appears . to The Cup may be challenged for to Tuesday sr Wednesday Darter Watford, and Ezell, and others addriseed the defeat the plaiotiffs' caim, seeing that they were seeing is the July Meeting in each year, tor s. on Thursday is the moitin Rea the subject, and the resolution. on being put the defendant for large some under similar circumstances. Houglitou of followisg, by bore, fa.. the property by the chairman, was carried with only one disaisotient. It 1 Kr. Kerslake baring replied on the whole care, showing ci members of the Jockey Cloth or New Rooms at New- resolved that the proposed petition should lie for , thst in 1862Chetwynd bed no ste iscome market ; four-year-olds carrying Bot 71b ; five, 94 llb ; adz t ar o s at several of the poblic offices, and that, as it 1 The LoTd Chief Justice summed . peas sad t i e ,. were and aged, 9st 4lb ; • match or sweepstakes of 203 sow, pp. would be necessary to present it by Thursday, canvassers Mum dealing with comparatively modemachargesfor article' lt. C. Each gentleman, at the time of challenging, is to should take different districts. Mooney somotories end a supplied to Mrs. Lleetwynd, and it Way for them to consider subsuilss his lame to a paper, to be hung up in the Coffee. committee wereafreoiniedr and on Saturday ••• 61 ° 11 li ma. ' whether the articles arid the pri c es charged to a lady who moss at Newmarket, sod deliver to the Keeper of the sans were ounnenood to procure signatures to the requisi- was living at the time at Lou'dondiall, sad maintaining 314th-book the name or deicriptiou of hie horse, fie. taco which is likely to be very numerously signed. mated up, which IA to be kept till six o'clock on the Bator- THE PRICE Or MEAT.—WoRcERTRE, SATURDAY. t eg , and mixing the outward show of oedema, keeping bores', pine bunt* is the best moiety is the manty, wore day "von*, and if not then accepted, and only ow chat- —This evening there was a demonstration cm the part of i articles at de f e nda n t es weer suitable to the degree thatdpo tent/4 to be retired unopened ; but if accepted. or if the working ctlialll of this city—the mooed In • fortnight-- I Pities of th wife. It was said, tree Mrs. maw ;hen OD* challenger, to he thee opened, and declared& against the high plies of meat. A body of some .444) or 400 I Chearyod had as allowance of her owe, &ad sacredly, that watch or sweepstakes of 200 goys. each, pp. If the chelleop map—chiefly of the hatd-waking claw. enffinewer ! her husband bad prohibited her from pledging his la sot wonted, the Cap is to be delivered to the Keeper "navvies," skilled and unskilled 'Ampere—searched is . credit. It was clear that the first 3,0001. was spelt of the Natoh-boot in the week ensuing thechellengs, for the procession through . the city, with • band of music at the 1 before 1862, sad with regard to t second who may become entitled to the saws, Sir J. Haw- &pad of the procession, to the Worcester Racecourse. where 3,0001. she bad th e interest until part of it was Invested in C s i o e n tbe present holder of the Cup, a meseing was held, and • protest was mule against the l e nd, sad then the interest was tiara by the defendant for The Whip may be challenged for os the Tuesday after high price of meat, which was attributed to a elowspely ea .the tooprooolowst o f th e l ea d. ad she bad tie further a n ew , Idds meeting, to be rue for oo Tuesday is the Sewed Co. the part of the farmers and butchem A resoluties to ab- woe from the defendant . They had to consider, first, Wow Militias, 1866 ; wieght 1(M Dab, 8.C.. 200 1011. stein from the consumption of meat for a certain time was w h e ther Mrs. Chetwynd bad a suilialogit imams with wbieh stied,p.p. If, thatheaged tor. the sionetithem must be sig. adopted. (This resolution is the wisest course that the to provide herself with suitable elethisg ; and secondly, stied or the Whip resigned. on or before the followleg workmen ma adopt if they can adhere to it. There ess be whether she defendant had prohibited her from pledging Tereday. Mr. W. G. &arms is the present holder of the no doubt that the present high price of meet is mainly to hi s cre ate ye th e y s h ou ld h e o r o Notary ....6io, they 7 141 P. be trued to the fee, that the coosemptios en the pea of wou ld th ee h ave to consider whether these es. TUIRDAY. + the Perkin obsess bee of late yeses eserseesaly fuereased. tides were poosolAry to Mrs. Chetwynd's position, A PLATE Of 50 sou. ; 2-yrokle, 64 71b ; throe, fist 10th ; owing to their prosperous modeler), good et, sad clomp and if at the time she had sufficient ;Whin, leer, 9st 10th ; Ste, siz e and aged, lOst ; muss allowed 31h. Used. A goosral revolutn ow their part to hmit the 00E - sad was there a prohibition of pledgers the dethadases Sow T.Y.O. sumptios would soon brin g down the prim] credit before the goods wens 'applied. He differed from A Swirrer•in of 10 sow. sash ; 2.yr.olde, 7st ; thrash ' CRYSTAL PALiCi.—A special display of the Great the law es lakl e d o ex u bj e t t he Mart of Common sue,Mt Its ; the win to bosokt foe 100 i. New T.Y.C. Panatelas will take place at four o'cleet this afternoon , • prohibithst od by • Unhand to hie of • PIAM 460 sow. ; 3-yrolde, Tat Tib ; fear, Bst 10lb ; Urn the bet time lkii •••••• °I • shilling d a y . I tir Vargas weld haul so itsowlsdge, was ea avows A MAIDEN PLATE of 50 wee for 2-yr s col 191 b fillies . Pat at Tub. Last half-mile of New old T. ; Y.O ts, r3st . A HANDICAP SW UPtITAEX3 of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-olds aad trimmer. New T.Y.O. A PLATE of 50 sou. ; 2-yr-olds, Est ilb ; three, 9et ; four 10st ; tire, six, ad aged, lOst 41b ; the winur to be Geld for 3410 i.; if n o t e [ ir 71b &atm Lest 6 Imitates of B. M. Tel Ciarmartax.D Seam of 30 WWI. sub, 20 ft , for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Set ICsb ; Yllros, ast 71b ; wines, of the July Stake., or any other stabs amounting to 500 sove.Mb extra. lest half of B.M. 13 furlongs 212 yards). (54 puha) Counters Amy, Maseppe, Moms Palatise, Jaeit.in.the- Green Mr. Pitt, Malibras, Kismet, The Peer, Amaranth, New Victoria, Chapel Bo al, Mrs. Day, Bauer Boy, colt by Priadaed Lead 1, Salisbury, The Mule, Magi cian, Gold Pen, Lessitaile, colt by Brother to Bird-oe-the- Wing—Rapid Show's dam, The Abuts°, Monaca, The Opposition, ask by Amient Britoa—Oddity, Pluto% Mil dred, Leah, The Student. Primate, Beslarbeh. Florida (late Keelsons), Rose Cheri, La Dauphins, Sir Rowised, Preemptor, Guns, Luis o' Clowns, Artesian, St. Sophia, Ousesvatim, colt by Fitzßelaud—Penaace, Dalemmo, Lothario, Claverhorms, William Pitt, Wolerry, W. Valeria, Lae, the Admiral, Voluateer, Lord Lyon, Kin lake, Experseace (dead). 110 DAT. Tits QUITteB PLATE of 100 trainees, fur mans ; 3-yr olds, ist 91h ; four, 9st 711) ; Ovo, 10st 21b ; six and aged, 10M 51b. LC- A PLATE of ICO sore., for 2.yr-olds ; oohs, Set 91b ;1111Isa. Pet 6lb ; wieners of 200 soya, 51h extra; all minor winners, 3lb extra. Last six furlongs of B. M. A HANDICAP PLATS of 50 sore, for all Ws. New T.Y.O. A SWIDEPOTAIICE of 10 Dove, each ; 2-ye-olds, let ; thms, 9st ; 51Ses allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold, Ito. New T.T.C. A liairtucar PLATE of 50 sus., for 2-yr-olds. Chaster 6eld warm warr.—X. C. C. v. Sossix.—This matob was brought to a ewe on Saturday, at 4 3D, Sasses wiosiog by 44 nos. Score : Suwon, host inniogs, 160; @wood winning, 113—total, 7/3.11.0.0. sod Ground: First 114 ; wooed ianiags, US—total, 229. to the claims for goods supplied. The defendant hews most ho t s keown that hie wife bad iso tu , ans, sod that she timid not appesr la public. such se is the hun t ing laid, balls, /to., without to some expetiiii. The jury returned a psyrel verdict for the plaintiffs. damages. 241. 13s. Ild. BEOOND COURT. Mtn Tarn Nisi Prins Minis Gaildball.—(l3More Mr. Junin Mellor gni • Cnemou Jay.) CH MUS IL . 11011111114 a. Thin wee Fri action brought by the plaintiff, a oommercial traveller, quaint the defendant, the extensive tie dealer, for wrooent dlatniataL Mr. &leant O'Brien and Mr. Shaw were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Oiff arc), Q.C., end Mr. M'lntyre were counsel for the defence. The plaintiff was the defendant', London mid suburban traveller, and it wm admitted he tented 10,0001. a year in h a sales, upon which he was peal a commission. The only questing involved was whether the plaintiff was entitled to • quartwee salary ar the merely weekly notice like Menthes mavants in the amendent's employ. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 501. ADMIRALTY, JusT L.—APTOINTILINTS.— COM - meadow Tamar P. I'. HaMtdele la be tlw f " t b. St. Gloorgs. 72, at Portly d, to Denim la the mast sneeL Li s atasaat Georgo B. Gooidon, to b additiessi to tho Pornbrolia, 26, drill ship at Hannot, for osoMes in Waders. Staff•Sargeoe Robert Borsard, M.D., 8.A., of the Pro eldest, is psorooted to be deputy impestergeseral of hospitals sad fleet, sod appointed to Hoeg KosgHoordtd, Moe Omer Mackay, M.D.. ordered to ratans to EagLad. Assistant rays:saw Nichols,' L. Gedyo, to Um Rawl lest, for servioe is Um Royal Somesiga. Assistant klargeoa Hoary Rickard, to the Wollaslop, for temporary service at Chatham yard. Midshipmen George S. Deacon, to dm Couleur* ; Jobs H. Jackam, to the Achilles ; Hoary J. Weddle:mu, to the Terrible. Gen:1.1:0031 1 , Jae L-Tlairewes • his quaatity d whist at to-dsy's market, for whisk these was • good domed, eag en amain of from 1.. to 3a. per qr. was realised. %nog torn is limited supply and she turn dear r. Wheat, eg g . to ; ditto, Tames. 66e; heresy, 27e. te 29a; ara, 22e. to Efe ; bane, 411 s. lie Ms. pee qr. LEWISTON. JOLT I. -Our corn market to-day au Lura y =el.aufgaid wish wheat, sad saw were made to a e vilest at Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. N ew white 455. to 48e ; sew red, 38e. to 435. per 36 *Me. Barley was sparingly represented. and there was a modwate demand at late prune Malting, 32a. to 345. per ; gem. ing, 275. to 30s. per 30 4000. For oats the %gage, w ig improved, wed the extreme rates of last week were eta Wised ; new. file to 275. ; old, 28e. to Wa pee 24 eines. N2WC•STLVOPOII-TISI, JOLT L-At. our market this more* we had a modnete slaw of wheat from the growers. for which a reedy sale was experienced. at rather over the raw of this du sennight. From the studs very few testimonials the tewicity of holders, combined with Warunistaiwe of our large millers beiog well is stook,tending to limit basun= seller hot at the same time them was drag drawees einecud by a, who refused to leg exceriog at very extreme rata. IJpon flour we miss quotutions ls. per sa..k. Grinding Varley fully as Melt steadily ossistaioed its valise Beans sold slowly, there was a fa r bigotry for brining pea, at rather over extreme quotations. Oats sold more freely ; old 41 Scotch bele' placed without difficulty at Ws. pe r The arrivals this week ire :-Z heat coastwise 7,351 ' , fora" 8.155. Rye. foreign, 210. B.rley, emend's, forelge, 1,551. 11.rit, 106. Oats, coastwise, 1,969 ; fir 3M. Pees, foreiga, 618. Beans, twice 47 ; 106. Flour, 1,441 laces. Indian owe dour, 203 such. Noinnon. Jute 1.-At this market to-day, the sugg4 off wheat was fair, the farmers still demeading more moray than the trade can afford, but a limited business trudging at the extreme ries of this day se'onight., ma* ia ether articles. Up to Thursday overdo( the weather me. teased dry and brilliant, but since then the temperature hes been low, with pugs mi na throughout the whole yesterday, which most prow of incalculable besedt to V Brain ion root crops. White wheat (weighing 631br 641b5.), 48a, to 49e.; red ditto (weighing 62Iba to 6411 w) to the; beet malting barley, 30s. to 33e. ; runs ditto, to 30s. ; dirtiness ditto. 24e. to 26a. • eats, 24a beaus, 37e. to 395. ; peas (maple), 365: to 38a per Flour, 27e. oar sack. Averages : wheat, 2,024 41s. 7d.; barley, 62 quarter', 265. 3d. Norrrsinufl, JULY 1.-The show of wheat was m sea large, and the trade was firm at Is. per quart vases. New whits, 445. to 48s. ; new red, 395. to 44s white, 445. to 46a.; old red, 40s. to 44e. per 36 stow. mach barley shown, sad late rates were wen supported. maltieg,27l. to 355. per qr.; grind*, 26a. to 28e. • The show oats was meagre, and prices wei Makesss last w.ek ; old, 25e. to 30s. ; sew, 225. foreign, 245. to 28a. per 24 stone. °Mari, JOLT 1.-The attendance was moderate was a pod demand for wheat, which wee not well , masted, and late quotations were fully maiatined. wheat ruled from 40s. to 445. per qr. ; red wheat from to 43e. Barley, scarcely any English at offer. P pass sere scarce and quits ee deer. NW raked . to 22a. Floor (newels), Ws. per seek. Paveinsortottaa, JOLT 1.-A short supply of wiz. to-day, awl prim folly la. per qr. higher ; best 651bz made 445. No spring core d Epsilon growth offering. 11.1•111110, JOLT 1.-Farmers being busily mip baymsldeg there sees only w e er all attendance at our in' th amazing. The supply very small of all r graio, with little iodication oa she part of boyars Although little we. dose at the opentalls Pikes dull, with a tendency downwards. ROCUSSTIS. JOLT 1.-There was a very wheat sad other kinds of grain at this ecru ex the town and country trade were both wall repreessi In consequence of the 'cog protracted drought, fol the late genial rains, prase *gam assumed a firm ti beet sorts advanced Is. to per quarter . , with a demand. °pastime being for the mast part remised sorts For prime panels of white the terms were 48.., and red 434. to 455. per quarter ; inferior w' to 445. • and red, 40s. to 43e. par quarter. In t trade Wily a quiet trade was dose, at prices about quarter over those of list week. Flour was in he masd, and sales steady at about 6d. per peek more For burley there was Ve Inquiry, sad the sales chiefly for grinding kinds, since ruled firm. The for best malting are 325. to 36e, sod p °dins, per quarter. Oats were again is request, and the beat sorts dreaming about 6d. qaurter ; pnoes for best are 20s. to 23a., and others 16s. quarter. W 1581213. JOLT 1.-Very little grain of link toudity. Wheat is Is. dearer, sad clawed off. of spring own is so small that it is taken si fully of last weuk. We have had a floe rain of X hours. Prices to the grower wt 465., extra, 48a., 631hs. per bushel • ditto red, oats, la, to Is. Ogd. per stone ; Leans, 40s. 19 swot. Worionerna, JOLT 1.-At this dig'', market stun a short supply of wheat which cold avows of Is. per qr. Burley We inquired shard in value. Oats 6d. per qr. cheaper. wanted. Pea. quit,. es meta inquired for, but not crisply with the rates demanded. Yuan, JOLT L-The show of wheat was a were reads steadily at le per qr. over late, white, 42.. to 46e. ; sew red, Slis. to 40a. per ' mania( barley there was ranging doing ; g were steady at their previous value, 255. to Oats were a suety show, and moved off at sew made 22u. to 255. per 24 stone. SOISCILLDT. JOLT 1.-At ear country markahs we hod little pain of any kid offering. the - weather causing farmers to withhold their a tittle that changed hoods was at la. per qt we rill suslites. lime to-day, we had very of grain. Bele slow, sad pewee mYy be reported oat chugs. Wheat, 365. to 455. per qr. ; barley, cote, 24e. to 255. 6.1. WATZLIOSD, JOLT 1.-The weather during I has bore more genial, several heavy showers of no Calm. From every direction we hear moat peel pone of the crops. We an mention cassiden.lie of maize, but sone of wheat ; ooastwise s _ flour have reached. With the exception °biome all articlee in buyers' favour, bat tu. prices induces purviews to come forward Foreign wheat-Some varieties are rather oh better isqeiry at the dailies. Barley-Our merely uoininal. Oats being is a very snit not another advance of 6d. per barrel, sod a are readily Weight up at this eahancenniet cheaper by shoat 6d. per barrel, but t ied to week ineressekbuon oo7 g ew. Flour uoalte Flour, 338 each.. 250 PORTSMOUTH. Jour 2. The Duke of Wellington, 121, screw 11.-Of- WO, shin, Captain J. Seemmabe, hoisted the nag el Rear /agates' dome °TeriUs Wellesley yesterday, tad the cus tomary salutes were eialmaged with the fisg-rhip of the Oomaniadev-is-Chief, Admiral Sir Illiebeel Seymour. The lisi4wen afterwards treasfarred to the A. Malabar, Indianian, arrived et Spithead diarist Friday sight from °siesta, with military 'eyelid* sad timisvastivd men. The Mindoetaa, ll:idi om s°, arrived al SeAnaday rearialog from Haag Kong. with • detachment of Royal A. , .11•ry end naval sod military iavalids. The Red Rom 'talisman, arrived st Spiibeid this more ing from India, with ow wieg at the Slat regiment, whkh will be coarse:god at Gosport, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Jtax 1. This court sat this mortise before the Lord Chief Justice aad • spatial jary, bet the ouly cows tried was that of " Watson v. &martian," is whteh ths question wee, wise. Uwe the defeudart uses • putter it a firm of which be had boss a member at the time that a bill of exchange for 1.5001. was given. The details wen sot isterestieg to say. body bat the parties ooscarced. Yr. Justice Keating also sat and tried two memos jary causes, but they famished so materials for • report. COURT OF KIECHEQUER.--Jtrix L Sittings at Nisi Prim at Guildhall.—(Bdore Lord Chief Baron PoHook and a Special Jury.) ISTAPLIT AND ANOTHER V. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COMM . RAILWAY COMPANY. This action was brought by the widow mid the sea of Mr. John Stapley, a farmer, land valuer, sad estate agent, who carried on business at Chichester. acid melded et Worthing, to rawer compensation in damages for his death, which wee aimed by an express train (on the 3rd January last) am he was passing over a leVia arming on the defeedenta' railway between Brighton as Worthiag. The defendants pleaded that the deceased was not lawfully on the line, and that the accident was timed his own nvglienoe. Mr. Q.C., Mr. Garth, and by Mr. Griffiths, w ere counsel for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Bovill, Q.O, Mr. Salyer, Q.C., and Mr. Manses for the defendants. It appeared th.t ekes to the Portelade dation thou) is • level crossing both for foot non and carriages. At each sad there is a swing wicket gate within an 'Deleeuw' for the use of penman on foot, and also • large gate far ' carriages, which is kept closed. On the day in question,' about half-past II in the morning, the deceased paned through the wicket an the north side and pared das oblique direction some the rails to the platform of the station, which it was mid people were oondsatiy in the habit of dein', and when another step would have brought hum on the platfoun be was caught by the bu ff er of the e n g ine, drawing the ex press train for Portsmouth, end killed upon the spot In his pocket wee found a return ticket for Worthine. The alleged negligence oa the part of the coin. piny, wee anot having • person at the level crossing to warn permits that the express train was coming, and one of the servants of the company admitted that it was the duty of the man having charge of the gem to prevent people ermine when a train wee due. la the panel Instance the train was four or five minutes beltiod ite time. The decened was 62 years of age and MI good health, but suffered from deafness. His wife wan 65 , yids old, end his roe, the curate of St. Andrew's, Wells- streak 011nd-street, 37 ; but it was screed between th e ! parties that the amount of damages should be settled by en dict arbitrator in the erect of the plaintiffs obtaining a ver. Foe the defence it wee mid that there were thousands of then level crossings in the country, which were sot watched by the servants of the communes., on whose line they were, and over which people cou ld go witnever they pleased. Hallway comment could Rot be expected to have officers at all time plane, sad those who used them ought to take can of thiamine, by looking both ways to ere whether there was any train to eight. In this ceee the deceased was es by a porter going on the when the express t,aiu wee in view, and be called out to him twice to at p, but, beteg deaf, he did not Mar him, and as he welkieg with his eyes to the (roma, which w.O said to be his usual pen- Mee, he did Dot see the approach of the train. It was oleo said that if he had used ordinary caution be could either have stopped in a place of safety before the train came op, or succeeded is oromieg the line before it reached the station. It transpired in the course of the trial that II man had been appointed by the company aim this &coldest, to take I charge specisily of the signals and gates at the Portalade 'Mimi. By the company's private act they had power to make a level crossing at this place. Thejury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs; the damage' to be armed by arbitration. ALARMING AMMER? ON TEN NASTISN RAILWAY. OBIAT On Saturday nights most alarmiug accident oesurred to the dowe arms tails to Nora& a the Great Bas e, r Beltway. the traia, whieb was eueseerlsee behind tim load approached to waif, shoes two males of Norwich, ad had jest wood seder .bat is knows as the Lakenham vale t, when elm driver (1:101s) felt the algae give a violas jerk. Hi bad jest previously abut eft steam, bet wee nada. at lam SO to 4 0 sales per boa Whim he felt the jerk he at was pre three whales to the goad to entity hie break, and the Graeae proceeded to put in fora the Wader break. The ladies wheels of the aeon remained on the hoe, but Mae Moira or trailing wheels tore sp the penman' • way, breakiag the chairs, sad ploughiug up the ballast. The two on anal oa the male, sad tar • brief space nothing arias ippoped. After moving about 120 pada, however, the trai v, l approached • lag wooden bridge, which aeries the line over a shallow stress and some swampy lad ea either side. On reaching the bridge ell the wheels of the arras left the metals, and • some al terrible oosfusioo eau ensued. The loccatotive plaged WON the bridge ; but, although the rails were torn op and bout in the moot sur prising fashion, and the great wheels ploughed acid grimed tato the laialiiVe timbers, the login' was landed ea the other side, where the ballast recommenced. Then it grog itself aerate the up lime, the whale became embed ded in the What, and the gait machine at last stopped. The tree had berm dragged somehow heroes the bridge, set. withstading the te aloe up of the rails by the eogine, but sot one of the carriages was throws into the stream be. oath. One of the carriages wee throws • little on Gee side however, and its accurate, among whom was Lord Stafford, had to scramble out through toe windows as sari as they could. The other premiers, among atom may ea be ineatiosed Sir F. Crossley, Best, F., who was ens route to his seat at Somerlatart were sees liberated from the carriages, sad it was found that, with the exoeptioa of • few bruises, no non was mach the woes. for what had hennaed. The driver and liana held a to the e items till she reached the bridge ; thee the Oman jumped off into the river, the driver following his exempla, when the engine had cared 1 the bridge and bloated the up-line. Toll prompt measures which the driver had takes to reduce the speed after the first jerk no doubt materially mitigated the hash disaster, aid prevented a repetition of the Staplehurst ciateetropho. The courageous Naos , at osos ran on to the Trowels station I to react any train coming ea opoo the up.line, and the guard ran back in the conwary direction, to atop • tray expected on the down line. The iestilt of these vigorous measures was that no further mischief ensued. Intelbasece al the accident was at oyes forwarded to Norwich, sad Mr. Stevessoo, the local superintendest. went down to the s p ot in &special traits with as little lora of time a possible. alai with him &number of men. He fogad, however, that the diameter was of such magnitude that tra regular traffic mat be suspended. The up mail train—in which, by the way, Brother lgoarios had token his place fee town—whisk should have started frees Nerwii hat 10 p.m., was ace ad ingly delayed till daybreak yesterday, sod on remelting the shattered triage the poweevirs were trasiderred to mothe train brought oe from Wymoodharo. As may as 70 ma was set to work to clear away the debris and remove the carriages (tamed which bad lost their buffers, end rewind other damage), which bad become entailed in the wood work of the bridge. By nom yesterday the up-line bed been chared, but the restoratioe of the still impeded dam. line will be • work is:eking ooesiderable time ad labour. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JULY 1. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) GAMBLING MID 510011 V. 15600111 the Queen's Advocate and Mr. Pritchard for the plain tiffs; Mr. Prier, Q.C., and Dr. (*inks for the defendant. The ptsiati ff n N e e executors) propoonded the will, dated November 3, 1863. of Thomas Brooke, late of Norwich, budder ; and the defendant, • brother of the deceased, probate on the ground of want of due execution. al re ed testator died on tbe 7th of January, 1865, leaving property to the amount of about 4,000 i. The plaintiff Gambling, • miller at Yarmouth, had married the foster daughter of the decenied ; and he stated that Mr. Brooke, who had frequently begged him to make • will for him, came to his office oa the 3rd of November and importuned him again to do so. Mr. Gambling said that at last be agreed to prepare a draft for him if be would promise to take it to a lawyer's and get a will properly loads from it. This was accordingly done. and the draft was duly at tested ; but the dowsed never fulfilled his promise. By the instrument io question the testator gave Mrs. Gambling 700 I.; and after disposing of about the woe amount in other legacies, bequeathed the residue to his wife, whom, with Mr. Gambling, he appointed executors. After the examination of the attesting wittiness the oppootion tents will was abandoeed. Sir J. Wilde then decreed probate; but he thought that there were circumstances is the case so far jostifying tin* inquiry as to enable Dim to grant mate out of the estate. OILITIAL.-oauusf.u, JULY I.—There iogly large 'apply Cl settle as the steeds t of which were impeded.= from . bsieg as their way to Itsgshewheak Keay were of Bret class quality. The deemed sow, the lieugweetiaaail &eight makieg Meat about keep. The priors were :-1 gateways, 1(K.; sale cows, which wore condition, 81. to 121. Four lots of Cheviot offer. Prises wore 30a. for clipped hogp, thee* ia their wool. Advertisementt e lOLLOWAY'S PILI& mil Comfort, —A dim stomach throws out of of gear, and renders us unfitted both for meet. A few doses 01 these strengthening taken accordant to their accompanying di rec tions, • speedily restore oroer, and namable the stomach sr• food without difficulty. Thine mealkeit Pills for the peer sod the peasant, the soktier sad :" Hw titulary for home and foreiga adosida. very useful In checking firvertel attack% balms ca s e of They Um shee wade Use taw cases of dropsy sad dimness ot the tldder. whoa the eaten, reedpast the meek of w- BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND BIRTHS. CHOW N.—Jane 30, et Zdesontem, the wife 1111011. CAltitiB3.-Jeue he at Georgeeetreet. Carl , we of • sow HSDLSY.-J use in, et Beckley Rectory, Suess; Rev. W. Hedley, of a daughter. HU IV 8.-June Be at Manor-ball. St. wife of S. Herds. Ink. of a eon. OGILVY. -Jame N, laidovaa-howee, Dundee, Ogilvy, at a on. BTILAILICIL.---Juse Irk at Clayton-eilla, Lyndhurst-rad. of W.A. Straker, of a sou. SWAIN4O3.-June 29, at No. 277. Camden - SWWIIIOII. of • soft. MARRILGIA gSWEPP-STSAIW. S. -rune te. st SL , ban, by the Rev. W. H. Barite. Wilk. Hewett. of Bydesbam-iille Loot, to Sarah Mr. A. etitalla. of for• 44111. Reel. LA9iBuN-riu NOLS -Jaw 29, MSt Peter's NUM.-nigh, by the ROT. O. Coventry. Norte the Bight fl- it C. Lawson. of Bo tbwick of the city Of Esitobaigit, to Jane, daughter Aderdral J. Pringle, of Torwoodle. LINLMAY -WILDS -June 25, at mewl), Miele, Minim Palliser, son of the rector of Bundridge. Kent. to Ann I G. Wilde, late of Chasm House, Surrey. DS LTHS. BROW NL -Juno 28. at Dante-inn. 88 Mound John Browne, Teo, for seems' Morning Post' LII ISISDKN.-Jane 22, at Movie Cast* o-- gotta Tenni, daughter of the late B. Lewdest. PASSLItIf.-Jose at Ism tam lathalle ten II LAO YAJLIk-Jen•11 0 Alice Martine. Leone at Munterelswet. Brunireolt fAILBY -Jae* 29, at liambentoes, both, widow of W. 'lathy, Lg., aged LOIL rAT—Juse *at Stake valet of the Me Clegisis I ray Hipi rfler, TOM -Joao S. Bank she wife of I. Shoriatteoheittkeort MIMI and Paalma tif Wilma! L.- lanter44lrost. iumi Is Ur OW est tre4 , o, nat,, hi tcp.-orwt. la the !road MAIM; $. 1181. No. 6,89 tdo i. °TICS to BEII Yews. 0 0110 MN& PORT 1.1 Denim . 0 obi MIL ek until intlll2 7lb akT. 61184.2211 1 Loodeun-street ir. =LBO( [1 :41 : 46el l ika" : 4117147: 04 1 : of ]LR ld 42ib k IMAM PROM LI l NSW TI 400 te a _ PA foreign, ll= Wm. FROM LIB • sandy CITY OF WAS es money OLASOOW, nal wasPrid nom W Wodaeoda3 by the MIME Mryrk i nna: oro a. by whole of P ;o a Mr,dt Mit toile, • • through on TOT 631t0. to apply tollilLLl AMES and WADI BMA 40% ditto, 28,6 k 1 ; :• t : T erweawt abrm alßß OlJ Uß Sll l • * was by re * • • L eaver ad. "424 "I B.MAIN. — D Woe. Not , attd. Not wick and pe ti t teams seem 281. per SO were gage ,puree = 6" 23. to M. ; Insekwal. for and Al p : relent eel Mm ate. That , Pd in & Beim wail repro td W6i4 Tux OILED] t from 40,. Boas sot from 213. Agthial =r ll °aphid Oacelel • Leen= wheat hart * Dl idied Men 6311 w. mg • cawing. 0 The lAA Ham_ • =Ct 1 13 6 t L fl74 , chm., all sorts at er Dunbar. I en to trodo tithe 14q. I Wen my Iphe natio; EN Bon. T. C. IL sod shoed ncf kmoidatio imige, whore Harrison, 1! moremood, Director of the TI f o u owe d b y mums Lai R toes, ma on. Lonea dNewham, WI • .W 4 l enry Pownall, Esc laid to but ok liackoll 9m wire 466. to Old 8 7 4 1a= 42L • ward the /m a p .hn Westmorland, aunt la. me i i r d°l4 is better de. • t. mom mossy. Agra and Wood des doss were ewe. Smith, Pay he 2 g . • NatiOnal Beak 2 ‘ . gg i. Alliance Ben chiller. prior ton. r ; the mom' Mews. Newt M. to TO% per any kind hos This Compa ny allyy the supply c .... wera ." ll * W t tillsotPawf Maki adman* whit*, 44n. Is bibs hod*. l, 41s. to On; =re do Loom l s. tots?. to at • . Makes mammal ket, thins irsi Makes temp.:wan s k, wly a • d Been:Ulm f bat it , a London, 17 an 1 Bllala mai ont buyers TS HE CRE] • ma. Ns Art Mos. lire MBE of tiOf or 36 stow h . gr i o di m na n Th e rthecton o to In p s any for the a at Ta pip;„ • u..7,°'..4 1 .1. Ads this Out For three mai • very pan* Fori 9 " l es " oomph's. TO hip ,,:v v r y Z b e t t quarter anus , septem b m small /who yo bankers'. ported so win. The disUitetlee barley, 29L 4d.; •"I their Pull paid-up,l the Company. I 'arum vet =D u teetni re of rain Wit The . reoaebentur ad mailing or pane by sbni 3 idefs bk t. and are fr. iIY • few ma' hie by dele: of oats we net name the relocate i Forma of oppl and more fled% all corn= •h•• 96 r. I London. 17 and or quantum. in mil compositors all prime pawl trot loaisa en HE CRE t thin 'WNW ealtszed. biros RA' 'ports this waft: This c omp .. ) , a apwarb, al eottoe, wl At a WY 410. 11 J fourteen moult to-4sl. the lak aL FIXED PE many of IS • leas than 3 n and 6 month' yond 9 month ond 14 moot' deniers la. • cams of App ; -Irish, SI. to 13 ; . oca . * only is nigh{ By order iel . kaay , A ra 17 and If% Con g, 384. b 4•0 1 HE EMI NOTICE IS 11 ▪ _z oo . this Amsetat wo ten hr • ilmo, both c for work ant hr &mend ▪ pl' r , cum& M rim lL 1101 , Lombard." s tomach to Mils are sa ltekillew L id see ow!. mi. 61 HallOWay I ?Ili • The 0 c omplai le 'm lllom ost MOM No ln' IDSIIM eys, 'mak* hem% * The first Bab Boys' and Pt la sll !ID plea P . t o l o nmb Eton, Wm ' t Cap e of T. Chown Ph d t ea aste " wawa. L • flonlesat Bosom. Ow TAM a J••••••woo 6 0. 1 " No. 1. .. I Dyad" thy MO IL " " Li y n ahont-sad.•• • 5. ,den-r•se. A mteondit. Bartholomew% P rov i nc i al b 4 * 42 . MI ekes IlldlwAtird sr* ABA or..— HITE to Pei Non , 8 1;200 *riot HMI, E b te r of tho iirsulasok t . . ▪ by ib e 1101. in breath. bleleiont Mary,• 41145 6 - at imps 7. • haws o• ram ...it 9d. per pp ns, Cletnirali PeMemown roll yew OF • Aberdsmilith, maw Lacoste*. irri a . solution Monk Mr. d a agbila Bd , k4oLuA i r t. l l, 4lo. , inewo or • • and nod Lti Wd 1 %01 r. Weed. AITUI ' 4.• I I ZOO lia•mt l r lettuc) ki treslow, rem Peselast a • la. lid, DRAMA. ADELPBL On Saturday night Mr. Benjamin Webster took kis aisenal benefit at this theatre, wises this Lady of Lyoea wee repeated with Miss Beams ia the ehruseter of Aber ills play Mr. Webster delivered as address. MARKETS. HARDWARE—Be.urns:Hum, JutriL —The traded this town motions; doll ; the orders coming in of late have been small for all descriptions of hardest* goods, but especially for fancy wares, sad the r bateau; of our snanufactorea At present the orders riven out on account of the new quarter are ineoesidetable ; in ell probability no improvement will be experieneed for the out mooth, se that in some branches manufacturers will be hard put to it to keep their establialunente on at full time. The edge• tool trade continues gool, the foreige orders in heed bias sufficient to sustain it. The hollow-ware sanatoriums are also tolerably well engsged, and the tube makers ere workiog full time ; tint in mane other impor. tent branches, and in many of the old dodo trade' the slackness reported is more or leis fait la so branch of the gun trade is there the lout animation. At a meeting of the Braerniasted Aesociatioa, co Thursday, • rosolution was passed that rolled braes, brass wire, and bl be r e duced id. per lb., and copper goods ilb. ; also tae& that ba pia wire be reduced 2/. per ton. Messrs. Melds, Hasten, and Sons, of this tows, have had an order for TAO toes of coinage for Tunis. A failure in the boo.trade of this district bee just been repo rted ;itis on the part of Mr. Henry Sparrow, of Corbyo s-hall, whose liabilities amount to 28,0001. An offer will be made to the creditoss of 7s. 6d. in the pound. guaranteed by instalments at is, twelve, and eighteen months. COTTON.—LrywooL. JOLT L—Market steady. at yesterday's pride. Egyptians rather dearer. Sales to-dor 8,000 balsa, inclu.ling 3,000 for speculation and expert. 25t aategieee, 180. to WO. • 70 Pertain, fie., 19 id. to 2W.; 150 Maranbam. 1814. to 19:1. jai d o . Mud° sad Bahia, 18gd. to Did. ; 1,100 Epptien, lrio. to 20d. ; 120 Smyrna, 131 d. to laid.: 6,200 Barak sd. to 15 ld• ; Barad. &Wl* fie., 7d. to 9d. ;Chia', 110. to 12id.; Japan, 13d. COTTON ODDLY.—murcinona, Jrfx2 I.—The yarn sad cloth market has undergoes a great change dune, the week. The fears engendered at the aloes of last week by the long sad continued rise ia pries begea to show greater stroogth early in the week, and Dotwathateedieg &mill ex cited cotton market, on Tuesday barium in yea' and cloth tapir to flag very coosiderably. Spureen put up their priors so as cover the rise m the raw materiel, bat buyers held back. In the cloth market parties who bed bought weeks before same in with heavy lots for rem* at prices which pvc mania:toren so hope of oonspetition without incoming a lose they were unwilling to encounter. Telegrams from India quoted lib. shirting' at 14a. per piece, the prim at which they could be bought here, so that ezretem would be sulloct to a prospective lona of the heavy shipping and other charges, and for that market businem woe out of the quay ion. Merchants who had bought such geode wage cooseirestly offering them fee resale is the market. On Wednesday Game the dreadful eclipse in the Liverpool cotton market, gad ever since there has beee a coutinuous declioe in both yens and cloths. The decline in shippiog was at the Ghee of the week le Id. to 2d. per lb., with no buyer,. In home trade yarns t he ddelim i 2d. per lb , cud to 'fares sales even a greater reduction w ould have to be made. la Moths there has been *Miring doing yesterday and to-day except by speculators, who are tempted to tithe resale lots at very low raids. Manefacturers are unable to accept the offers of such buyers as them are ; bat there are, to fact, few at any prim. Merchant' appear to be cautious about undertaking business, either for shipment or the home trade, at soy mice which would he takes DOW. and are disposed to wait until the reection gives greater evidence of having "peat itself than en, they see at pre sent. In all probability maiden's is too deeply elision to expect any immediate ithamptios all activity. WOOLLEN_ —LruM, JO LT L—There bag been a quiet market is the Oideswed-hall this means(, the attendance of both marehaats and manufacturers bap bees below the average, sad nothing worthy of special nodes has transpired beyond the tracider of a few pareele of coatings , aloes with • spriakling of plain cloths_ In the W1:166.W! the transfer of hair-lista hue bees maims* the beaver Maws of rondo is the witaey and pilot makes have had a fair share d attention, and ha some buten:ma imp panels have eliaelied I head& Rake still keep firm. CORN.—Cmmarnan, JULY 1. —We bad a very thto mar ket, and the prime et last week are barely nialetoised. Wheat, 40s. to 410. ; beam, 40s. to 4111.; ale, 14a. to 26e. °awn; .701. r L —There wsa • amall supply of all blade ci grain in ear mark. this morolng. There was a fair do- amod far wheat, at en advance of 6d. per Cathie Umbel upon lag wades quotations. 0411 doll ; barley mama and rather enhanoed in rata.. Priem :—Ntralte wheat, 16e. to lth. ee. ; rad Wheat. 14a. 6d. to lth. 6d.; barley, lOs. IL le 12..; potato oats, Ba. 6d. to 9s. 6d.; oosnosee oats, as. to ft. , per Wilk bushel. Floor, le. 7d. to li. 9d.; oatmeal. 10. 10d. to 2a.; r yemeal sad barleysaml, la. M. per stem. Yuman ere aryls* oat for rob. The tamps are mesh be mad el moisture, surt weals meeld be an the Imam lee some. The atop of artllebil prams bee been etreediegly ' heavy, a dd the spleadid My erop is being well sad dimply moored. Otheitheem, JULY L--& fair srisply of mUmt tar the moq mit liminess irsaiscted al M. per qr. &bine WS wears arnmay. THE PLAISTOW MISSION. TO TIM I:DtTOS 07 TIM =PRIM 811,--I beg you will accept my grateful ac knowledgments for the n-tioe of the Plaistow mission, which appears in your impression of this day. I presume your facts were Uken from the journal o the London Dioossan Church Boddie/ Society, entitled " Church Work amongst the Nuess." I am deeply indebted to the Dio cesan Society, which from the first has largely helped the mission. Herewith is an appeal lam now soothes oat, from which you will perceive that secs the article we. written which you have been DO kind se to =eke my I appeals for help dare been so liberally respeaded to that 11 have already obtained all the money necessary for the Weis of the church, which will have 1,029 mintage all free. We did not at first c ontemplate a spire for lack of foods, but three of the miecepsl subscribers to the church wish this "silent heaven directing monitor" proceeded with at the some time. Towards this object they have contributed 2501., or half the =oast required. This is in oddities to their magoificeot subscription of 1.8251. towards the church, so that 2501. only now remain to be collected tinder this head. I have also ensued an organ food, but this is a luxtu7 for which we may perhaps be compelled to wait. U n f or t u nately the FoileeimUiel Commissiouers have de. aided (I amok unwisely) that they mineot endow the district, containieg 7,097 parsecs, until the church is conseerAted , though the cdergymaa must live in the meantime. lam therefore compelled to appeal for help once more to en.' able the minion to keep up its present machinery of church s chools, he., for one year, whoa it is hoped to hand over the whole work to the appointed minister. For these absolutely seesenary current expenses I bare s trilling balance in heed, and only comparatively a very small sum is required to complete the work uedertalso by the mission eight years ago —a glorious example of the expeller* power of the c hurch to provide for the mane s accumulating arouud new centres of commerce , This is not by any means the first time I have received the geoereus aid of the Express, sad I shall be grateful if you will allow this in explanation of the present state of the mission to appear your wideg circulated columns so soon as your space will permit. Wi every acknowledgment for peat favours. I am. he., ANTONIO BBADY. 16, Maryland Poiut, Stratford, S. Tau Rsonirca HOZSZWILIITING CAM.—At the Birmingham patio court os il.tazday, before Mr. T. C. S. Kyneeraley and a fall beech of magistrates, Mr. Hoary B o wen, of Waterloo-street, sesoantsat, he., was eharged with intimidating Miss Rsiosgle Cecil, otherwise Mrs. Omit Thomas, with a view to prevent her (ivies evidence in a ease of assault aspen which a bill of lodiasseut had bees found at the Wcecester Bpiphasy mosiims, the instance of Mr. Howell, spirt Mr. Thema, needle-maker, of Red ditch. At the hearing of tho haielsent Weressiter essims, on Tuesday last, Mr. Thomas was found guilty of tin smelt, and neoromergla to mercy by the lay, on the woad of great provocation, sod was iced 51. withal's salsa At Birmiegbem as Saturday Mr. &dant Ballantise (instructed by Yr. John Sucklft, Birmingham) appeared is supporta the charge of istimi‘. tiro modest Mr. Howell. sod Mr. Hotter= (isetrneled by Mr. Mathews) for the defendant Howell. Miss otherwise Mrs Coal Ibis's's. was ersossarnised too thr omn ee hosts, bat bar evidence weal to show that at several later. views sbe bad with Howell be asked her to destroy sertala bitters she bed resolved from Howell, to prevent them I being used is favour of Thomas, sod also to refrain from atteedlog to give wridenos. A somber of other lotto's pur -1 pasties to be written by Howell to Mist Own Wife put in, I sad the nose was adjoined to Saturday next. bowie; I of the one escitsd Nina )storedea the part of Qs publie, the peedsels to theme:l being direly crowded. ,PORTING INTELLIGIENCIL -- - THE PAST AND THE OURRENT WEEKS' MUTING& SO WS MOM OS SIM lillaes-Grout On and Brown Breed in the north, with riplaLmoica tad Ilnokdowe sad Robes Rood and &a bat in tee toe* pot se lisle lite into the battler of bat week, the Nortinuebtoissid Plate omit:est having beea, from the desmiptios gam of it, an of the otd-fashiount sett, one whisk the Northambrkins go ha mad with es eitesteat. Caner Ca vary Nearly aormaliehoi the victoty ler Shetland time, and faarly.thosorMlised baud as it wet, when she ran • rod rate with the wisest, giving him' miserly 3 stem. There were some good hones in addittoo to Mies conteete at toe Hampalute emetome. wises the gentle. mss got an awful dredging, only four favourites winds( darns the end two days, *ad two of these wend little use *them. The home stable made a mistake scaly every time they boated themselves at Stockbridge, oat! winnim me nee, f a which they supplied two out of the throb in... nets, a maple of matches, and a telling spin, on which they actually lust their mosey, aid bad the Sad for the Cup race in their nese*. Sydematm came oat st greatly improved hares in the Three-year-uld Biennial, sod did Lord Panamint* a mead taro, only bang the Stewards' Plato, with a 1210 penalty, afterwards through his jookey's eversaxiety to get Home,or, perhaps, nos manly ktrowing the bona. Rona Hood dad the state ems letter service, far ha woo the Tormyeavold Bieunial sad half the Troy !Makes —beating a tit stslass lot is toth eases, sod the best Geld of juveniles** has seek together this whew he ran the Jeri mat what Student. Chinn, King al, Van. tureseme, sad the Doralice colt,had all distinguished their saves Ia public beloreoand, more or less, whilst the colt by I IPromited Lead out of Rather High, Jitek.lo-the-Grese, Baalskia, Miami, Mr. Pitt, and 136.1 Prince, use wed passer* the stamp of good hones, and an senate to gives a good tiocouut of themselves some day—the money put spots Jack-in-the-Drees for the Derby being still good. He sever showed in the nee os this 000ssion, it being vainly eseassed to Robin Hood, Student, and Chibisa—of whom the latter wee the ant to give way, though he was mot 'paced, seeing he gava3lb to both the deed-heatei a, tied was waly Mateo two lengths. Student mine out is very different format° that he displayed at Bath; and oonsidering be has bee n MANS since be was seen there, it wee as much as Mr. Merry • meld hope for that ha *mild prove equal to Robin Hood , who win also aalacky mough on the LIIIMIO,IIII to get badly off bur his race, or he would not have been wined to thagDoralice colt and King Hal, whom he beat so for in both his nose last week. Which is the better bores of the two in a question there are various optician coneening ; bat the Molt and not exist long, as both are in the July Makes* Newmarke run for to-morrow. This is • moot important event, an d should modulo. a magnificent field, Jack-ia-tbe-Grans acid Sonata, being pretty certain to • oppose Stadion and Robin Hood again, though the former will sot be at to ma so soon. whilst Mount Sabha*. Lochiar sad Duke of York might alto assist to keep in ohs* the • many "dark" candidates that will attempt to wrest the honours from them. Whether Baron Rothschild's Robin Hood (by North Lamle out of Blooming Heather), King- Iske (by Wild Dayrell oat of Alma), Magician (by the lylsg Detrain= eat of Magic), the Raven (by Timm eat of Cochran), Was (by Warlock out of traria), or Freedom (by Newininster out of Limon) can do so returns to be seen, and the sterling qualities exhibited by Student, Lord Portsmouth's Robin Hood, and Mount Palatine may tend to keep the majority of them in the stable ; but both Banta Rothschiid'a and Iced Stamford's oohs's. said to be intended. If theta gentlemen tthey their chance., Snidest, Robin Hie and Mount Pantos must all look to their laurels, as Cbibi.i ma give Lord Stamford an excellent line of the sotinmimed for Freedom, and the Heron poetesses io Janitor me that can tell him to a nicety what his Robin Hood can do with them, he having beateu Chian& at Ascot • little forthtr ohm Student sod Robin Hood did at Btockbridge. However, I canon believe in Student sad Lord Portsmouth's oolt both being beaten, and then' is just the chance Student will leave the July to Rohn Hood (who in that case will have most to fear from his namesake and Freedom) and reserve himself for the half-mile Chesterfield Stakes on Thursday, se by at flimptiag the two he might lose both. Having so recently recovered from an Wass, he might leopadies Mr. Merry's Derby mosey by running twice within three days ; and the Chesterfield is much the easier task for him to attempt, sotwitbstaudiog he carriers "lb extra, f• be has °either of the Robin Hoods ace Freedom against him there, and if something should beet LOW trio os Tuesday, it will ban to put up the same penalty as Student. Moans Pannell./ already in urrad the 71b; and the greatest fear 1 have at present about Student's cspsbiltty to win the Chesterfield • his having to give the half a stoat to Dalesmao, who was sot in csmition when be ran so respectably at Ascot, sad should seriously trouble either theJelv winner or Stade*. Although t !needing tom Tuesday to Friday, the medium bunts only the above attractive featured* the programme, the Beaufost Handicap having but six acceptance., with the Moak likely to frighten two or three of them from the at rising post, sod the Midsummer Stakes seeming to • certainty for Puritan. The Rester Stakes might be insetted with some slight inimartanee, thanks to Lord Portsmouth's Robin Hood being espied in it, fir he is so slow t t settle dour* his work that the owners el Grey Blockiog, Chapel Royal, Melinda, sad ens r tllo of the "dark' lot easy fancy they can beat him ever the half. mile. Bat Lord Portsmouth has Lady Audis, beside. Robin Hood to represent his interests, sad I have so idea of seeing his colours beaten. Carlisle and Worcester will give the inhabitants of the midlsed counties end the far north their usual holiday, but cannot expect to receive the patronage of the "racing world," while clashing with headquarters. At Carlisle there is only the Cumberland Plate to interest the gunnel public or the talent, who must s tand Hopper or Friday to win, if Mr. Parr mods either, as they. both look like beating Macbeth, who is this has Harry Bradsford safe on the Newcastle running, nom of the others having a chance apt Cathedral. At Woroteter Success has little beyond Bradeurtinte's opposition to fear in tin chief haodicop, which is the only item in the programme likely to create say interest, unite, Rustic should cat in for the two year-old rote., both of which be can win , b arin g Setae (in the Coventry Stakes) safe enough on paper am, km, METER. NAVAL AND MILITARY. 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