The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-24 00:00:00

4 el foi 16Wiltaitir HOUSE Or LORDl3.—Famy, Joys 23. The home OS MIA 'kink The &Mt of lAINDIFOB.D proneerbd Boa Bat hot roam* rtoOelitolary Faroe AO. IMEMITLATE OP SABAWAX. Lord DE BEDOLIFFE Wood the Seem kw for t = Alain whether, to the agpolotmeat of Eieisardsos as come at Sarawak, la the Wood of Boma, her Majesty's government latooded Ivy that set to resegaise Sir ghlaill Brooke as ladegoodent sommiga of Burma EMI RUSSELL (who wan almost Marelillkd was ander- Mood to my that aa applioetion having boss Slide to her Ilsdest)'s govermoost for their approval of Um spoolatramt of a cooed at Sanwa. be, on the pert of bar BaYeates govertemat. stated that ho had .o objection to such so apporatomet. renoimicm was granted by the Sul of Boma to Fir Jaime /kook*, who floured so iodepeodent asthonly from his.. STATE OF PUBLIC) AND PRIVATE BUSINESS.— - IRS DISSOLUTION. Laird STANLBY ef ALDIRLIII drew ansatios to the stateof the piratelnners before Utak lordships, sad somented that tf there were say private bins "smog), op posed It would be better to psis • resslatios, for which there WOO presserate, that rash Nis MI Illistt now be dropped th sa usrnalsr nap should be sakes up at that strz est BSDESDALS had peat objections to estessaiNl private benison , bst would be prepared ea lieeday or MIMI day salt to state how the matter Mood. The Sal of Miff ehrorwed Mos is 1867 sad is 1868 there had lees easksterial arises bet he eouLl set see the seonney at this leanest for taking say seek meat scone..... wore than edepted red as were sow proposed. Led OffiLMSFOAD resauked that there win stall mews ours nivel erosion( oadssided„ sad that it weld be s pest ystr hardship to tie parties to throw theta Lardleat . ANMY it ALDERLEY rid Wed only throws Tat the gentiOws with the view el plesisig the &deal state of the can before the boon. Obeeredissa Watt also nude by the Doha of liostrose. Reel guawl, sad the Boil of lialmesbury, sod No @abject dropped. A potties peensabsd by Lord LTrrunoer, in favour of ea area el the episcopate, gave rise to some diemara, to the 00111111 ef whin the Archbishop it Curl most ex primed his regret that the goverment had exhibited so snob nownione t•i the prayer of the pstition. Bat RUSSELL vindicated the radon et the gymnast, sad pointed to the maim et tbe sem of Rapes sad Mar sham la grad lihed they led gino. the Mt end fallen erasiderasson to the salijsea. The Hui of BEIA.FTISKTRT hoped their lordships would first aside, the • ht. of the people to the utmost development el the embus, for whin funds were far more mead then for an areal Dumber d bishops. The Bishop of OXFORD costemied that the anion of three new bishoprics, which were all that was asked for, would gives Wain. to the devel•openat of the parochial lean He would guarsotee that the funds would be readily foramen; if that were all the Malty the go verment felt is the matter. After some remarks from Leeds Chichester mid Hanowby, sad the Bishop of Lembo. the enblinst dropped. The Antibiehee al CANTERBURY Mad, in same to Lord Bay, that he, in camas with his right rev. brazen, bad an objection to the appointment of a royal commisama to inquire - into the aisle') of the Leatiosuy • but, with reopen to the alteration of the burial senior, that, be thought, amid be an kijudieious proceeding. The Constabulary Form (inland) Bill was reid•wooed time. The Fort Walloon (Provision for Bipostose) Bill, the Malt Deo MB, sod other measures were pared through oonsmitlie. Several bills were also reed • wooed tiro*, oases were rued • tbird time, sod their lordships edjoereod M 9 eolonk until 11 °Week this day. HOUSE OF COMMON& —FRIDAY, Jinni 23. The sitting wee regalia at 8 o'clock. TENURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND (lICA. LAND) ACT. Oa the moo el Mr. HEMBST, OW report the esearaittee Oa this set we reed at the table. Mr. LAIRD celled the attest's% of the hews to the re pert of Mr. Goßosy and Mr. Gray to the Board of Trade ea the Chain Cables sod Authors Act of 1864, which was kid opoii the table la March that. He complained that the tendthey of the act was to throw a monopol? into the heeds of those losanfactoren whose works ware situated near go vernmeet works. Mr. GIBSON o°oo4 it would be better to postpone salmon nub' the ace had bees longer in operation. It was quite true that the government had licensed the testis' machines of Messrs. Brown, Lenox, sad Ca ; but if they bad sot dons so there would riot be say dependable machicse is London at all. Mr. CORRY, in calling etteation to the policy of the governineet la relation to the naval rooms, said lie seder stood is the contemplated to redone the coastguard and the marines on shore. Lord O. ?AGRI replied that mince the istrodoction of the oictinaotis service system the country pampered an efficient imam of meanior the they by training boys. They bad, therefore, bees ambled to redoes the somber of ma. rise sad coastguard, for whose services, to cionsethion with the maths. there was not now the neosseity that formerly existed. The Royal Naval Reserve consisted of 24.000 men, whine seniors mold be rendered immediately avail able, sod who were in a most 'Molest state in regard to training. The Indemnity Bill, the Erpi ing Laws Continuance the Compound Spirits Warehousing Bill, the Ulster °seal Vomiter Mll, the Turnpike Trusts Arrangement Bill, mid the Fire Brigade (Metropolis) Bill were severally read a third time and peed. The home adjourned at a quarter to 10. ELECTIONINTIELLIGENCIL CITY OP LONDON. A meeting, called by circular, of the Liberal Regististiee Amodaties was held yesterday at the Leaden Taws ; Mr. I/SKKAN HODGSON, 11. F., in tin elm*. Amami thaws great were—Mr. G. J. Ooseheit, M.P., Mr. R. W. Olawford, 11. P., Mr. J. E. Lannon, Colonel Sykes. Y. P., Mr. 0. A. Smith, )LP., Mr. Alder man Lew ma% Kr. Aldermen Phillips, and Mr. Rotheohild, ILL The Crtauutes odd they had met for the purpose of eon dudes who should be the Rhona madidates for the repro. sealdioa of the pity of Loodoe et the made( general Ara Moe. They bad six gentlemen ready to became their representatives, and four of thew beleoged to the liberal party. Oa reading the address:a of the ma &dates the electors would be iodised to believe that they all professed liberal priocidea, the tows of the two Wise so well harmonised withbu t that easensed voters luid by th e members of the opposite party some guide se to what their actions had been ; sod would be, and they were therefore shielded from deospticm. As regarded the two hoe. deotlemen to whom he referred., he thought that if the voioe was the voice of Jacob the heeds would be the heeds of Eras if they were contrasted with power. The only Cilllooo of success of which their opponents could lay bold would be in cam of a division of the libeod in terest cod he would therefore stroogly arse the adviability of settling any differences that might have occurred. He hoped tbatia three weeks they would bail the moored the great liberal cause. Kr. J. A. HAMM mid he would propose the re. tern of four tiksrd geodesist whom he would hiss Three of them had Nerved the City of Leedom in parliament for a long time, and ow of them had been a most valuable wanton to the Home of Commons. (Hear, bear.) Is edditioe to Berea Lionel do Roldisabiki, Mr. Crawford, and Mr. Goseben—(spplausd—he would Patin a fourth gew Moms% hams to hem all; be audit Mr. Alderman rend, who had filled the elks of Lord Mayor with mach West and ability. It had been hided at by their opposeds that it would be bat the azonase of a spirit of fairdas to select oae ot them ea their reprise/dative • bat he would oak whether they would be willing to d isplay a dialler spirit if asked to do so Hs hoped the electors woad take promutiose spied the splitting of votes, sad help M pro mote the great liberal anew Mr. 0. linos 8/aoudad the rwolutioe. He said they had come to boar tlesllol.li2lllllol2 of four candidates, sod be was sure there wee so premeditation on the part of those who attended. If they mold select fear batter me. he erred fed biome booed to support their effects. I. regard to Berea de Rothschild, who was the first is the lit, he hosed so ono would be ao uageeeroom as to take eseedion to kin deadest because it had pleased Provident* to afflict him with sickness, hat U hi iedisposition oh tinned much tosser he had no doubt the berm wield reign the trust reposed in him. He thought it wee se one for business men to elect creastental mashers. (Hear, hear.) The Pest gentleman proposed visa Mr. Chawfoed, sad they all how that be had doss hied:sty. With reaped to yr. Gasohol% be eeoceired there was bat awe owisima, sad that was. that they were meet fortunate I. aS him as theist member. (Hear. bear.) No email miads= grapple with his ability : and he had sot ealy tided is kiss but bed the power of putting it out of his. (" Hear," sod iughter.) In the fear geadismen meetimed M heal demi they .bad a good Wow, sod he hoped the sliders would depot* them to fight the battle of the liberal eases. Ms. RidedeDedg thought the rotors of Baron de Roths child sad Hr. Alderman Lawrence would weaken the Mho's! interest. Unless Reran de Bothsehild cams for ward wad promised iodised to his parlisineetary duties they should cot appoint him. The seem, wee always at their bask, acid sakes these who tonight ea ohelakel Pt god awned. He ritorasaatoi the 4 he me aware that oat of KO voters would support the harm, while Mr. "What 30. Mr. Lawman Auld hove s gloat and glass ezprealicia to hit Kowa. Rouse ...mud of the adeolies .1. muse. He thought the commodes i s in the House of Csestou i explored IS rarprhe at dm rituals Hs npreeeeted the district of Parries alirmestut lOU Mug nap THE amdiktoanimi-mrs~ wide b• emptied most cordially S. ilopoisetwo, r. Bowan viibed to know AWArrmia eras ilbstal. He would ash, it the •sliteneew got late teaaa Wiwi& mak parliestest, week' he sawn the orals; el astarisli's lln Aidersia W. town gem 16 nen Ho did ind ass what goonsidics lids avibkid Ind with the Bows at Mr: fficiessig gill MR led been pet before the knee for tAI• ofsfr en ti saboola, sod the salon to which he bad *that class of Jeannie/mi. Mr. Warr P'oosanght they lied • weak link In Vying Bane de IteMedild the first ea the Ito. B. did on see by Mr. Yorks" should him goes to Notthigham, aid be rigreteed that they had on the services it that goo thomse, as be would indoublodly peeve a venal& acnomos. He did en thine the City of Loudon should bersely repre sented n omina lly , and he onmidered Alderman lawreon wend only do Junin to the Menem by gong smeept them and (Meg =pronto§ to his views. Mr. BeWarrt said the Medan hod la Mr. Crawford ad Hr. Goodin two vie, able nem Yr. Goscheo ins of a hisher stamp than kb collsogue—i" nor,* aad Ingliter)— bat that would sot take bola tho loan say of On agility M pososesed. (Hear. hear .) He would call their attentio• to the two doubtful Toss. As • oorptuaticia man he woe in favour of the 'intim of on it that body. lie should ha for a Lamaism .if they bad the Lambeth Lawrence—Obsess sod laughtin—but be thought the adman was cot big enough for the fight with the two brim lie did sot objets to Bane De Rothschild because he was s Jew, as Eno were appoined to the Bons of Common for civil linspective of their reheats creed ; but the Jew P il= beery how to work or how to 'peak —(inghter)—and ones, they wart very much pressed by the Weiss, Hwy should not sleet thus, Caplan Demon Ronne sold he would Deepen Mx. Alderman Wm. Phillips. (No, ) He was well knows es a working as. sods reformer. The Quassia, having asked if sty elector would nosed the propositics, received Do affirmative reply, and declared the sandman dropped. Mr. Alderman Pawns end he had wished that lelo lagers should withdrew his propodtiom He wend im pens ups the nonce. the isicassity of onamihnity, sod said • wan of that requirenint would tend to the dostraotion of the linen party, sad love tho effect of ietrodming tba nemset. Mr. Mows laid be would *propres".lboir ecoollent chair. mesnaesadidata (Aenton.) Ossinsur Hawked Mr. Morris sod the his sank electors for Ibelchei wooer in whieb they boil roomer's' but be begged to may that he could not desert a oesslitoony whisk bad honoured him with their wielidesice foe nee roam (Hoer, boar.) • . Under say droacasteoces he would ad take s step which would tend to divide the liberal Tarty. Mr. Mown mid he would windrow the propositico, bat he scald MOM that the mestiag adjourn fora week. Alderman Lawheore said he had refrain& from debts emtil belied so opportunity of oddreniag thaw He wars him Ind so servi ce to noonsond his like Mr. Goithea aasildr. Crawford, but in the exalted position to which be bra appointed he flattered himself with having dis obliged his dada with gonad satisfaction. fione thirty gems ago his father advoceitsd r th a roo aisles of reform when Is do su wa• to nuns attack, sod to make en the object of persooal obloquy and oontempt. He plied much onion hot cooly from his fined% but from those "hu differed from Wm, sad be was appointed to important posts which required mush talent sod ability. The any azalea pcsitlos to which did not receive an oppoinmeat was that of Lord Mayor, which In did sot live to seek sad to new au appreontioe of his capacity and Missing worth, the nectars appointed him (Alderson Lewis...), his eldest moo, to fill the civic Mint. He dacha:owl the duties of Hick Sheriff of Middlesex and magistrate of the comity, sad as evidsoos of the mstisfsotory MOW in which be Wed the honoured ninnies of Lord Mayor, a vote el Wets was passed to him by the Court of Alderson and the Commas ConociL The nano be bad refrained Irmo bean' as Woo' wee to avoid anything which might mi dmost the great liberal party. He would not detain the electors at present by soy lengthened exposition of his sea- Housebe he wined rio say thst if be bed bum in tho of Commons be would have gone iota the hobby whim the other members had thought proper to do so. Mr. ROTHISCHUZI said he wished to make se ozone for his father. He regretted to lay his father had coffered much hoot Mien but he hoped his afiliotioe would son imam However, if it continued, be had no doubt he wind nags the important politico by which the *hones bed boomed Lira The smeodmeot is reference to adjournment was thin put, sod received only thews supporters. The original resolution woe socordiegly carried. Mr. CeswrooD, is proposing • vote of Unlike to the chairman, maid he ens in favour of the return of a member of the corporatioe. The Manna of that body in the House et Commons fell *nicely on his shoulders, cad be nein for some assistance. brie Mr. °WHIM M.P.. very fly seocodod the vote of thanks, which WU carried amid scolomatioo. The Casimir's retained thud's, and tho procoodlogs isenbiated. Ariasstrat.—Mr. N. M. de Rothschild has issued an address, in which he says, if elected, be shall eater parliament as a "perfectly unfettered aid Jude- Fondest member," though he concurs generally with the coarse of bar Majesty's government. BATIL—The canvass of the committee of the Liberal Association oe behalf of Colossi Plumy has pro ceeded is • meaner favourable beyond their saticapation. Their effort; however, have been thwarted by • temuouni adios made by Waned Pinney, os Tuesday, to the effect that be declined to stead unless 49U0 Mooting' were obtained I. hie favour. This was felt to be impracticable, as a large number who promised declined to bind themselves by Mentos. The result is that Celosel Petal, who from the first has bees unwilling to eater into the contest sinless his ideation could be almost guaranteed, has retired. The return of Mr. Tie, tin present liberal member, is con sidered certain. BUIMINGELAK. —Neither of the sitting members has yet issued an address, but it is coderstood that both will offer themselves for re-electioo, and it is not likely that there will be any opposition. Bosoorr.—We unlerstand that Mr. Serjeant Pulling, who was is the field se a eandidrne far the repre sentation of Barna prior to Mr. Perry, hes wiliest to the latter patterns proposing a reference to the ormatnitteme of the &dorm Club for their decision as to who should retire from the coassat, and thus prevent a division amens the liberal party. If three liberal candidates go to the poll, it is certain the seat of the earnervative candidate will be perfectly safe ; where's if no. retire, aid the other two work buirmosionsly together, is all probability the mistake which let ia Mr. Malcolm will be rectified, sod Boerne will 4,iv• that fall aid to • liberal government which would be ta accordmies with the political seettesents of the majority of the coastitamicy. It is desirable for the personal inte rnals of Kr. Parry as well as for the politic el interests of the liberal *lectern that he should secede to the reasonable pro positios of Mr. flerjesat Paths& who, it thus appears. has more at hem the perfect Quite of the libelsl cases those hie owls preteasioes to the representation al the borough.— Stamford Mercury. liAsr Sursom—Yesterday Sir F. Kelly and Lord Henniker, the renearviitive satin members far this division, lamed their address to the electors, risking re election. OSILT YLIMOTITH. —A joint address from Roosts. Breeden and Marehroam has been issued Their principles are liberal. They are is f of a 101. emote and • 64 borosgh franehise, would be prepared to vote for the ballot, and for the entire abolutioa of aharch rates, sad are for a rigid son-interferenos in the affairs of other satiate. Gt7ILDFORD.—Mr. W. W. Pocock, arobitAict, will esetret on Lbe.l principles the seat of Mt. Bovill, the present naaservatift representative, A large *wiles el the liberal party is, it is said. in favour of returniag the preeftt ineeibera—Mr. Osslow (liberal) and Mr. lovill (em anative). Lseurorow (Hewers).—Mr. Thomas Norton has sissoneced himself as a candidata. Matron.—The present members, the Hoe. C. W. Fitawilliam sad Mr. James Brows, intead to offer tississlwa for ft-electloa. MANCIIIIB7III.—The selection committee of the liberal electors of Meaohaster appointed oe Tuesda► even ing messubled yesterday manioc sad yea:amenity agreed he reeommeed Kr. Jssc Bright (bream of the boa. mem bee for Binniaghain) an a candidate for the represestation thirdly. A rumour is current that Mr. Bagehot, proprietor of the Economist, is to be a osadidat., bet it cannot be teased to any asthmatic somas. It is believed Mr. ;soot) Bright would have the ftetidesee el the liberals, both as s OKOMOTeIIa num sad a politicise. Towle Haament.—An address from Mr. Butler, offering himaalf for re-alsetion, has been Mimed. Although be bre sires ► seaiweatioss sapper" to Load Paramus, h. admits that it his °aisles nett►er of the great parties is Ilse state bare exerted en adequate darns of saw is the tratilloatioe et defects sWI prevalent is the repressistatien of the people. TDB NORTH ZAIRIAN RAILWAY 001111. ANY AND lAN FORTHOOMING ELSOrrove.—ls view of the spinosa* siectloos, the follow's; °ovular has bees Woad by the North Eastern Railway Company :—"Tie directors of tie North Roden Railway Othipasy wish all alms ad saes fa their employ asset who peonies the elects* franchise to knew that %Ivry en at hill liberty to ass is accordasse with their own °plaices. sad that the voles they sire will sot is say way prefedies their position in the orwapany'a servies." Tn. MUDDIED AND ATIVIITTID SITICIDI AT lASANOITIL Yesterday aliens= Mr. Bird. eaesser, re sumed at the keyalOsk Tames. Weetaa.isae. %sear* the imuiry neyeeting the murder el Bliss Dans% b her husband. It was stMed that lb* teardiver of Ike dmereed. Distal Damn. was still alive, but wee in • impales eon& boo. After edam some widdieeel evidence lice ter/airy was sajoersect. It mmees homed qamilaa that dews me • striate heteirra the deemed IMMO sad the sapeasei arardirer. for a quantity a abs dethes whisk she nee is the gads% Maim mimes head scatteeed all = 2: 11 41abeed MI6 WM. This key vim midis* r =he rejig** at Mrs el Sic hisehmay dared, aid it appealed di %am mold Wed se sheer UM Me Ms alibi in ow et rwasisfidarg mii& .. . . 1 l ' oa"Tillsocitb7l c 7: add Bisikopagato ward, sad sot wore Oka 50 WO , Lawman kid oldest° saw from plow to plao I Coptaia Mo Itc w= i Yr. Aldardso Lawn .Mad ha tad il Mr. R. 1 217 =anti ol r. itialopoo. HI dam, is 'fish word i t FUOVerAC PAM QTriNia l!PßOiffirti l L'l 'r The report of the governor sod oototaitioe of the Badeon's Bey Oompany to the meeting ea the 27tk inst kas Whome It Mese that the produce Cl this yes: is fen ton 'Nye larger era that of the previous any he skarn bee is see lonesome thisiesd, sad • portion of the leek rimains at Babas's Be. sod will not he rewired amdi else eters of ear abet la elm sainae. Neertelow, the gems= bore Isle joseadd is Made( elis portico ism mewed at • fah sobatise. as bees fully sawed. sad they bee Borden debenelned declare •• dividend of 101. ow dare, payee so sold elms the 12th of July mat, hi adj. taste de dividend of Oa. slowly &bribed is Jemmy. The lead sem sloes dierilused lee • babies abet .go al W that of het rm. to be sacred forward. had bet year to report the lone of eas tisk ships. sod lie seem &mew Wiled OR 1111106/04 These winds bee bens npisesd by *lime, folly wipabio se doles timer work, sod the erresgiwasili with the Im moymemow be. beta sae that e lms will be iiiooll.9 by yby amoyikey. With • vim b elsedine Orlestissi LaboAce. eke (overbore hive the you despatched • vassal dime le Was moat, sad bale is bhp amass, parchaeri s mesa ddp to be employed is the trade with North Weston Amadei when addidasol teethe appear to be make& It was der that the al • soefedorseiso, or wen of the British Provers - in Briars North America, bad nada $ great difennos is the poetess la wide the cempaarated, sad *W sysoilmsly. some time they laid before bow Yea s pereramene • as as denotes to the I eke* te*othesti. cm terms white appealed more 1 , Nagy hi wit the deed einenesimers of the else. I They an. however, usable to mete say &dohs seemed mopecties the umpolisiisas with bar Ifitt: t, prim asant relation to the Meier, of loai bayed tit sneammoseesat tiosesiood is doped' addressed by lea flessobery of Stile for the Ode. des to the Goventor•Gensral of Moeda. whisk boa jam bias laid beige eatiament. The oommidon dteing al Woe so adjailisee ea the dens of the Bodoe's Buy mai PIU.Ve Bowe Coestwaise, side the Orme *Ws Pod the emeation of Judy, 1863. he bees loth) empathised. sad J Our* Ise a judge of the sapwrwo must el Vas UnitedBsate. • alas of admitted ability and interity. bee y esa swore in es umpire. The 11•11001/ thek it • into dna. Mae the the antismog a • tedious and swat hs ease to tie Biag of Italy, of my poise en whisk the COW selosioners rosy dile. will Has be weeded. Their sec in Amide is in the bawls of the Hansarabla Chides Day, d Boated, as Ladies counesi, iw wham the 001111adMie bees Le seos. The eosapany's adios are formally bike the most, sad the warmers ore wand there is • fair pros. peat that • sersiorn maybe arrived at Wore the sod d the carrest year. HUDBONB BAY COMPANY. 7110111 LAW NIGHTS .0.4.1312711. OOI7RT OF 0011/1021 MASA& —Jolts 23. •i*. at NMI rails N leddiessx.—(Befors Lord Chief Judo" Bale and • empliel Jury.) ROW'S (01/ 131 10 a. nannwn. Alter our report left yesterday. Mr. Coieridg', to reply, am shield have the extreme ty Impubabili that two psalm rd the sad diameter of Mr. Howes and Mies Besobey hue ntlecooducted themselves in the way suggested. Be had sot im pelled wu the the defenthant had JO& sp the stay fes the purpitose of doing t h e pisiMit an Is- lay s te ers te erseassary that he should do so i ; far t was sufficient to make out legal ashes, that be should show that the defender* made sea penibited in seskimg statuette which were astral, sad this ma spite a the evtdsuce "ibis& had been producer'. There was peculiar sresity in making • charge of this kind must • the charge elergynian and • young lady, unless were true, for so men was so utterly decimals's es • clergy man under such cireumetsness He could not, se May was would be inclined to de, take the law late his au heeds ; if he said Gotha& everybody would say the arnier was true ; sod if he brought en action be ea ex. used to have his slenderer put oath against oath, and to have • learned woad instruased to say that the etegyman wee mot to be believed up= his oath, blesses having every - Wu dear to him in this world at stake is the adios, be add sot afford to sate the truth. Acemallag to the Marl testimony Mr. Baba's amount 'mild sot be true, end he (the leased antessi) asked the jury to believe that 'Ms Barber bad nude au same statement in sager and te ytheles, and instead of afterwards cathesslag Isis error bed pepoistsd onto the end. In eonalueles be left the case to them, with strong cemfidesos, but oleo with greet anxiety. I luau he cheek and oleo Miss Beeobry, far zoom That life aura* apes th e view whit& the jury should taut. The Lord Chief Jostles drew the attantios of the jury to I I the eaglets" on both sides upon the points is &mute ; sad said that the prialipal thing for them to .colder wee, whether Mr. Barber, is fact, sow what he mid Is saw. Whoa the jury bad Men looked up for Dearly two home, they east • eccontunicetion to kis lordship, about whisk he I bed • population with the learned counsel, but expressed • hope that what the jury had stated would be kept secret. After some further delay his lordship seat • menesge ls welting to the swell in the aims. Mr Oiler' subsequently said that he had agreed that the jury should be tirged up= the terms which had bees suggested by his lordship. The Lord Chia Justioe—To "nuns thine terms there will be a stay of moodier I suppose. Mr. Coleridge—Yes, anything that ta swami to wry those terms tab effect shall be dons The Lord Obis' Jai:ice—AM there will be no further adios. The jury were then discharged without having •gives • verdict, and without the terms which bid been spud s ade pablis. Thew report rya that the plaintiff undertook to primed so further with sake sad to .cerise/ so other Poinitedinen in reaped/ of the alleged owes of sods. THE HANDEL lkbuirAL... FULL REHEARSAL. PLUMB or BOLICITOIig AIDIMM PARTIOULASS TO NZ OBTAIN= AT TRI 0311011,0/ Tin ORM 11/01•TRAS, 004)1:01 salsruffillar, leellinllAM-Iff ll /.] SANKSUPTS. Twis eosoesto Awasreofi,Jul Cirowu-bill, Norwood. shipping met- in 6 surrender y 6, at 11. Jon" latellime Long. Tottmearead, drier la ells& July S, ea L MUM lUMUJM TIMM, Chlowellat., law statlieltr, July S. st I. Join 112rvine, Hamineremith, = WILIJAN Rositassoi, Cerlienuoade beeleir,: a IL Iva Maim JIG, 6. at 11. JOUR TROlLee 61101SW0OD, Illgh•treet, 11115 land, didrYloso. J lO 7 Lae 11. 129,411 An BMIABO, Cannot egmet-reed. 84. naorS• ll bath s lA A I pawl! dealer, July 3, et L Janne WILLIAM FIULLIMMI, Roawaßtdreet mid Old serest, lit. Luli es, printer, July 8 all. lemmas IthAus, Desburoapb-plaos, Harrowaced, named vio -1 Welter, July 6 MIL WILL/am BLUR°, dean, meta seisms& Ji* & sit iVall "TAM Croydon. appraiser. Jill S. at It linen ?moan Mardigrog, Monatteet, Cifiedleelsescod, sad 1 New Marteatanese, Klegoesess. ems desAiir, July 11. et IL Hareem WHILD, Ybetortaalreell, WesterdordW. =MOM 0 911. traitor, July S. at IL 3058 Liewrwoot, Breatierd,paillUdo,‘atle L DAVID Mon AMA; Kingeele homes dasereter, /WI. sti. Jews Boo& lamed Beispeteed. Herta beledfistir, JulY B . l n ll - oesenitos Mao Login* Daum Itsesbetes Hole (, FlamditlY , ' better en Fame. July laid 11. Meru Simon, Sm., ffirnsford, Kent, botcher, July 8, al IL IMMAID LIAR'S, Abbeyroad, St. Jana-wood, eargwom. and Belreve-roed, St. John s-wood, schoolmaster, Jail 8, at IS. Ation Mem, Ceivert-road, Batterene-Park , relor of beer, Jab a, stat Malalle BIMILILL (tbs Bee.), litaninces, Illlddlress, barrister. July S 01A 1. lairs CANTRELL WIXO• tornaltd•Ww• L . "O. pipe Maar' I July &se L J 171.10 Wairferizit, apard o warines, Balsam, Inventor of Motive I pLarer, July 6, at S. 810117 SMITH. Orfordstrest pbotto. Julf 6 . si t Worst 'Ogle, 014.41., SA lakes, .4 1 , #ly 6. IMAM( lisoOna, Downhom-millst, Norldt 106 dedir Y gone. July I, st i. Han? Jams 'ammo& Aldgate, Mindlauled. Jaly 1., at, 1. Maus Thomas Itims, Toeleyatrest. . bottled ale merchant, July 6, dt Jogs WIDERWOoD JOWLY', Rineemead, Chokes, wwebonse se a. July a st a. Jane Jenie Ba llet. Medford lawn, Denetildno, duper, Jail A, at 2. WILL/AR JAMS FElLD,BoritheinpeomirthenisreheatA l y l2,l4.l2. BRUT Itenrean, Nottingbien. plumber, July IL at U. Janos mans, Nottisgliam, pow, July 11, at 11. WILLIAM !MUT, Westonduptie-Mare, somorestalfire. builder, July & at ILL IrvimicK llorrioll. Donk" Gidatersh., Imildir, July to at 11. Ames NAZIA Jules Beth. elstMer, July 6, et IL SWAN 00061011 . and Tneowir lonamionAw. Bredked. Kick shire, worsted miumfecterena Jaly L at U. Jong Nemo& Oiastt, UAW" cloth Massa. July S. MIL EMMY BAUM, Raffia& weoldepter, July 3, se U. WILLI4/1 810101.1101 ToirMITOS, Lincoln and Gellisholoolk. POologroPllit srlist. Jule is. as It *wise Axes, Wien 1., Met, Isleeneir,Jalyast It TROIKAS Jonas, Noetboir,Watak., timber essroaseaJ= In winn 1101311118, wrestles, Denbighshire, and Windham, a estrararter. railway contractor. July 6, at IL Maxim( BM= lurnewoerm, Ilselharn, lanoashire, attar. soya clot, JuS & st IL Murex Sarre, Maischseter, agent, July% st IL ANIXIA BBILLMD, Monmouth, July 8, M IL admen w Ayers, Wolvarbareptoa, wareloseentan,J•l3l l A l It Jon Imam, Wolverhampton, butty minor, July U, at IL SWAIM Clairton, Wolveropton. bay dealer, July IL at It JoNo en 0033011011 1 ,3, Weillarton, Somersetahne, superinten dent to an msursnee company, July 10, MU. All Una. Shaw Crompton, lances& , late Malcsepor, Julylisalt. Joan Owens, iiveehrun, Woroestersh., inekeepsr, July 6 at 11. Soaseve. Casimir!, SR Thomas the Apostle. Devonshire, linen draper, July 0. at 11. Tomo 711513, Cullomptos, Devonshim, basket maker, June 116 at 11. Kum HALL Ford, Frorthintierland, maw% July 12. at 3. Jetty Mau 0113317. Veataor, We el Wight, tobiseoulst, Jaly &MI. June Cow, Kidderminster, thaws, July IS, et 10. MIMI Harm Halif ax, Isle aaalta. Jedr 11, ist 10. Ramallisir !MOTU, Bradford, wool dealer. July 11, at 10. Owes Itoorseine, Cleetheston, Yorkshire. Naar, Jo l 7 14 . , at 9 t WILLIAM Mm. Huddersfield, provision dealer, July 0. at le. IMORMD Tans& Masehister, beer reedier, Judy It as 14. MIMI Nem Meschemer. tams marmot, July IL at* Ogee* RAMON, Rotheehaen, pablimiL July 11, et 1. Onersioven Irstsca, nothedise, or. July 12. et L CRAM= Caw& Pecertou, Leaddhire. atoteeneaana. July 6. at 10. ROMS 111MMUM WOW, Kingeton.upon-110 11 , userchaat's dark, July 7, at I. WILLIAM WALLAWILIUMMLKIngidan-upon-Hull, cordwainer, Jay T. st U. BOOM JOIMB, Presidia" Radnorshire, huntsman, July 7, at It JAM WALIJI, lbetook.Leicestersh., brewery agent„July 6, at IL WiluaisnineetliAll, Reostridge,Beinereetah.,tailor,July 2, at 11. ItITUM Taiwan, Mansileld, Notts, painter, July 10,_ at IL RCM ORIFMUS, Marisa Glare. vganah.,eoutractor.July= ALIVIIII IDWMLIS, Walls, liomersetehire, lettor at 1 Jul, 8. at IL LAST ISAMU/101M July M.. L Limo°, Pullordaireet. Pindico, pummels plemberJuly IL W. .ftirter. Ladgateatreet, City ; Newington : Smoothed*, liteffordshirc sad laadport, Ransi. r• ; =7.7. holies, lasethwick and B==n, stay manatee- Omen -Jlit. J. Reps. . musical string masker --J It A. J. Smish. "l =ordscer& Hid writer, sailor -July 21. S. Blades, Houndow, ahem -July M. Lally Ma tilda Heolork•e/As. Lsosiodtrok lokitsg-home bleper-J 2l° Z .l . C. r. L Mares& At church-yard, City, mer chant-July 11. M. inessebarn, Bodharaptoa, Hampshire. miller -July 11. J. Singer, Queen-street, Chespaida, and Si. Leonard's tsersoe, Maids-kill West. teller-July U. C. Maker, =- Thames, builder-July Si. B. A. Hyatt. Regintatreet, and ?afield, Middlemen, machinist -July SL J. Sadler, poithsen, MMdles.4, chandler , sehop leneW4l . /IL W. H. Springer Rentiugto.pin e. Bathed-OM, usapeteter-July Xi: rt H. Alexander, Bender-1M et. Now Croon-read, madman- Awns* 11. W. D. Jonas, liilliterainare. a . and Kingston. Jamaics, usechint-laly 26 IL P. Berm cloak maker . July M. W. Thomas. Redeem & earthen ware mansiecturer-Jedy 24. J. Webb, Dinalogharti boot sad shoe reenufacturer-Attly 24. W. T. Mettheers, Dull*, Wormer tartar*, beemeiler-July 24. J. Jones, Shrewsbury, providon doider-July 11. W. N. Smith. Darby, ropemaker -My IS. C. Cistern, Nottingham, liosneed viciesitor-Jedy is. & J'. King and W. Ms, 11 , boo makers-Jab 116 J. King, liver. pool, pablican-Jaly IL R. Zama Lleaereleymedd, Jagiemy, meow - Jaly 11. IL W. Anadell, Livaopsol,_nerekwit-Jely It ce. 1154.. Livepool, sallrneker-July 1L Mary Weise& Liver. pet, limier -July 20. M. I. Wridtoy,llverpool dialer *bone --I IsWere** boiler maker-July 6.1. Noel& w, Lancaddre, ocemelesloe agent-July 4. W. Taylor, Wiga , Lancashire, gra:a-July 13 T. Blllesen, ManeldeLr, ildi emer-July 19. T. Booth. Mancheater, Mather firecr-Jaly IL T. Tornilmoo. Salford. wood kunst -July 12. A. Bon Man ander, corn dealer-July 1 , . T. Math, Willoehall. etafferd. shim beer retailer-July 10. J. Brown, Wolverhampton, late reps 'maul lecturer -July 10. B. Paine& Wolverhampton, coffee milk manufacturer -July 14. J. Iddy, rearith, Cumberland. nail enauulecturer-July 17. W. Green, Onetea, Glenoseterebtre, carpenter-July Se. R. J. U Soulthenephan, itor July 11. O.lWormakt.Bradford, hackle ossetaWaner-Jr= Dover, 11111 borne Port.eflonseredehim. tailor-Jed a.go. T. W Mon, Somereetahlre, saddler -July ii. J. Yarfoe , u... 1, Pa h a filaffordahlre, grocer-July 7. T. Ford, Bottom, dealer-July IC J. Molitor, lateestershine, victualler -July 19. W. Coupe. holster-Jely 1. 5. Davies, Samba, Lancashire. ell My T.l. Gardner and B. Gardner. Liverpool, Main paiMere-Jedy 7. J. P. Fisher, Ivertou, Lancaahlre, schoolusister-Jely IL J. Newbold. Bit , mingham, journeyman comfit body maker-July 11. S. TWoteon. Birmingham. provision dealer- July 11. R. Mani, Itlnsinghare, iron tube maaufacturer-July 11. R. Wade. Birraimbam, an enichinka-July 11. J. Robeasoa, eau. Sineheginem, r eater -July 11. J. D. Kind, Mondry, Wereastersidre, warehouse clerk-July IS. W. T. Day, /thermoset*, labourer- Jaly 21. B. Hall. Brighton, baker -July SI. W. Gwynn& Gro moot. Monmouthshire, farmer-July It B. Burbidge, NewportTaireell, Buckinghamshire, labourm-JulF.4. T. Shootals, Brotherton, Palatal:6 boot mama edam. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLKD. June 19. WILUAn Pannone, Bromley, Kest, bender. DECLARATIONS Or OMM/fn.. °Boson Maim Birmingham, tobacconist-Mai& ray Thursday, at Kinnear's, kiirmingham. ALBUM Jona, Binningbans, hosier-dividend Tbunday. at Kinnear% BLrmiugham. Jolla ROMIST, Birroingtians, umbrella mantif actorer - Ind divi dend of ed.. any Thursday, at Kluneses, Birmingham. image sircurnin (*operate estate), Prestoi., cotton spinner - Myeloid el We., July 6, sad any sabesesest Tuesday. as Mor gan's, Somber/ter. Timm oxe, Means, cotton spinner-WS MMaind v sit. July 4, end any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan . " Mineheeler. :AMU BLACIBOIM and JOBli MAMBO'S, Preston, cotton greasers-Ist dividend of U. ed., /My 4, and any subseeemi Sunday. et Morgans, Manchester. UOIAID BaudwmA. Preston. draper-let dividend of 61.. July 6 and any subsequent Tuesday at Mama's, Manchester. AITIMIL HULLO, Nem" Lasoealt re, callow meaufacturer -Tad dirtdmed of 21- mad lot and bet divMseds ed U. tOd. ea sew proof'), July 4, ad aey mbisquout Teesdarr, et Handar d , BISHOP OF LONDON'S FUND. -Yea:order after- - Mencheeter. ewe a public meeting of the pa:Latimer' of St Margaret'. _ Th e . Channel tailing match .._. from Gravesend to /lOW ° "TR". Pur r. i mesahire • and M AMMA lIIAOMAIA Boogie, Manchester. marchants-Vd dividend ot 741. lead let, arid BR John's, Westminster, eras held at the Weetaliaster 4,117.0 Par wir,,......„17,150.0..,,,......,.. ~..., iii.,,,, d ... b7 i0 v ... 2.d 7o. sp Lc Srd b. d . l a d . ends so new proofs), may Toady, is m a , Palen Hotel ; the ars Berl of Shrewsbury and Talbot witeapying t el r. au by the dears wed canons sad the &orgy George Salt, of the °Mous Yawl, and oPall to all Mot Focht DIVIDINIM. oho e too split W. W. K. N. Toarlisson, the mom- dubs. retwwwit a Britannia holding a yawl - rigged yacht. July 1 6 J. Sage, Bristol, hiPbuilder-July nT. Persaga tarr, readtlse Int enaual report of *ha local mamoelasios, and inviting the Hailer Priam to wham the offering of the 1 litalc.okodrotiragsars., Dingo. - J 5. op . 0....6. W. PolL yza. Berna . .0, :1 . which was formed la the spring of 1864. Hies thee the Pohl to tbli sue 01 Neptune. . elOttit.4[ll.l &W. ingo. West PloooloChologliro, listilrr subscriptions promised amounted to 963 1 ., of which 554 L The ABA took plans 14 0.15 p.m., and. otter so =citing _July le. WO. Young. Sunapee., Lunen: madam. ; ma d bad been recerved, arid 4501. paid over to the board. The wwa....th• 7 1 , c!'bi arrived at Ryde " Friday . They W." l liverP•o4 ahlehrolow number of contributors lour 52, and the mined sabecrip. wool ot• t heir antral hawses the dig b e and Ify_d• - icier easTirilleinilin DahogArm tioas without any limit of tins would Warn by Captain If mailroom, esentary of the Boys! Vide& T. Hatitington and J. i y Lverpaol. ems elmlees-J. 351. The expense of oollecitiou had absorbed TS. The Yes" Clu b * m folio" : litabbe and C. Stubbs. lov e . , Ah Banwehlre. femme - J . J. Biahop, who with other distinguished personages was re- Arrow lobs. BatealsA me sisseslits 2 30 10 am Witetbanift .... 2 IS 0 p.m. Yoolloo and W. H. mot, gave a lucid esplanades of his great project. Two Marti° lO 80 30 ~ Past I lie •..-J W. Mudd mid T. C. Ilyht4Dest Alarm 10 60 0 „ Albairtine 240 • J. heron sod'. Bellswell. 1 Hell 111114 nlease I years ago, or eves lose, it had been found that a million x a mb, ltssatl sterling was needed to remove the spiritual destitution of a 1 near de Lys.. 2 0 • " nierdeeM-C. Parses set G. C. Pareses. Iliffigeaterpheberd.. OW of the populatios of the metropolis. Of that sun The Arrow had saved ass hots C. T. and JA. Um& • while Smothers were hada I . Talllw. W. T• TAZi beakam , TAFWA J. Toile& P 2 0 .316 1. bad &hold,' b 4OO railed. and the religious wants it. mid the came ta setae ahead. The Mame sailed, with ' I ;7 l :;,,_ Fsd ir . d a taZ6aa ' da dad T . a gar st =a er. ware MUM NAHHIAGNIS, AND MATHS. of 192,000 out of the destitute million of persons provided the dead hest to ffistrial* is spwaide of WO mile& emeteatarere-T. Mosley L a d I tiv .r i ffieuet.itueihedr over_ for, without interforise in esy way with, but rather : Dad ilittesimr-T. J. Bird, P. Lumby, mu T. ig emm. BIRTHS. stimuladog, the effects in the same direction of privets - and Dlrtlaah°B4 0551 -'hats, es la a "nerds T. ! lowAßas.-Yeas 21, at Ahmespees, et Jeartnweed . Ow will beeevolerues, or Modred public bodies moth as the West- DISTRUCTIVX Pim Ulf TIM fintAtrA -Between . Basses-T. Orem and W. Clarkin& Umageol. breerere-ft sr. ,a T. a. im,..4.6 ffist,et I • theeglaw Coal Lzetbsegi. 011/ led Mid*ael Intl minder Spirited Aid Fund. Advection to a moot paper Je Ave sad eix last evening the extensive preesines belo•obw re. m a? * I ' 7,,T ad. • Tick aaaa ....._:_, t Save 1 GLYS.-Jeas St, et Seenewrimesre, Mn. St. lager Glyn of a the °war:errs Bedew, wherein it was pointed out as tool.- ..fre awn. T. and J. Reederson, ears marctsets est bay dr. id. dmd. T am a * . p dadad madda k a a d 'ides* that the hied bad begets to nag jut elm Nekoosa. situated at Northumberleed-wharf, Strai t Wife ga d 0. wa d , ra ddar e d dem is =6l. B4ll =edi T Wtra - . l Olte Tl. hliondon, the wits of J. Water, MK.. a -J. . a it had reerthed the point *tasked by Bishop Bloceneld's discovered to be oe Ore. Oaths skew being raised ettentien Ceeneeekem sad T. as' ,itetee irises Ink* weMff.-J 12, at lemeweffisireare, M. 0., the wife of 1. 506,000 f. church extension piss, the r4ht reversed prelate was diverted ter the stable', sad two banes wire extricated -T. Oboes sad A. Shildwrist Ilbeifimplee -J. Warren, i.e., ad • eon expressed litrowlf as being full of hope for the future malt. with DOM din:Wally -the semaieder, ferteastely, being out Brwisr. W. Lodes. and G. 11•Mtkellwatto, Keehildse. patios of Om million. and said he was "oddest that at no at work. At the time them were two seen Offeinfal la tr . = lowader• - • Stidwin tad T. Widen. 11 - KARRIAOSIL r a mwholesaki tea deelere-0. Leeks sed 'iv *I IMILISON-MiTOlllll.-dime Wi e st IM cirts Osiledral. distant period the total would sweat to 500 0001., which ose of the lofts cutting chaff, we being deaf sad dumb; sad 1.31. " 6 lammiletiffin-1- *wields" *gm vert sec s Nikrisa. Rearm Ran, would be almost sufficient to remove the *Shea] &Mita- =oh was the taw iivisord by tom peer allieted wean» padreZda, 0, moms. sad 0. g. teassassa • Itoe_ olBl . amnia& le& sarbani•Ztthekeihommasb. dinghies tins wlttile the pale of tb• established &wok. Bet anal- that it was a minds he damped with Ms life. The Met neeroheata, es for es regards IL Ilier* ea K. Bromissi v. am- " 8 " 116. • MOLL °liewP ro l BA . .e . dories the vest utast of parteaseet spiritual good which MI of the outbreak Was braked ia si be heaped show Pleksteno-D. wawa sad J. W. Alikeidese. w ddia CRISP-ROPKINS.-.41113 1 1 1 it, at °carp a Hanswiratraers, It meet iesvitsbly follow the eromplet• log oat of the ' sa the 'amide at the soothers Wined., Of AO walsolw - T. Omen sad 0. T. Prises ft e six ib et, the lbw. J. gym, Mr. J. v. crisp. at SA Penerse-road. te esoesenent, he weaved to yield to the 144 that the white the wiei blue the beeideg dreseetel We eh, draeme-C. U. Tamen sad W. J. w , Seek* delete* aI. IligoldM, NM., of OnAtiostrest, Odell " Width and inflows of Ueda' were willies 'to twat , stoves, and the Ilia" 'M a d with pest „ Infd df47. • =46 11 : 14 .17. - I= l ===heime. . •W•Wt ilbe arms el allowing it to fen Mto ab.'yaioe. After ma. Oa the swivel of the ellAblesi th e laths range et Powetlek • MATHS. ffilLAlHrefene 21. at Beilies. the Bet T. Clot& slid W. berm fleet the Dees of Westmiester, Viss-Chmeeller Sit ! =teen* from th e sed of Nostbserherlseheleset Dearly be DAYS i mam = . 6ll4 3 l7 l rriallerk ep ism ,. , itheeleomeath Buz ,. 4 v z,", amass & d o* she . 11 4 =W ai te d d . , i a D ail others, or r i telitier were Pellid and a , titge the edamask , wee* a bla the boar r,. ( re n t the Isms! ',Ter *e stay t „ 80% Doer I namaw pa =dseolime IL st elleSseenl - sirear.eguess.. aria of . N yi tet.lE : the wed the T. Lwow, di , De Darr?. &Mous health rmsturing Revalenta dastreetien in that direoties woe the bee week ed the fire- _ seam Ilith Yea • • em,d6d. ' dltlim• l llTZW eigiet. 4 SIINw I 7 K t AMMO' reo( Wllleed ma n Of Mierevadmare, Dye. rdes. tat ia spite of their llllMMlOsselises the *mkt el w_ .. __,.... 114 5ial a s.., , pet* ... 114:4414, :AMMO i ,... . W'eothlnfee.. ‘ seek Days ''Malkatlleride&t:7:l"ll69. ComonsPetore. DOWN llossee. Weederweee Palica7 aull reakely dessawad. as; .. °6 " , Uwe. set Meemob in oars lemells. Oddi ddaalde &mastodons to the beam esteshered 22, 31.. .......:-.-.,-......4.10. • • iii.ii si ..., dlk I." 4. 14.114. - fm . is ". -41. 8 1., ra.. A.HVoriembionst.M mi i lad test. 13w et -ibe Stele 804 bee.% SAL PAuse. 7 plemiAlmiil4. am 44, moo =a Tablas' ty Waßs..l itnes ititersele. & moo • es 10. 444.; aw. v. 0.- ma. libtreMovivesve„„ bet me memo. ais arm oasis. Th. jimmy ova • irsimalargoil, I_2_2_,,by, rti Go gi:2 o 7--,,,,i...... s , . . • .-.. ~,..- . .. . !PIPTVPI*IO4O.O94, 4 ,1 16 /41 =4 / um °OWN. * INS* *Men SoliMitlarie"4l.l4 aft • X •• • la ma 'trio . . . . ,r:•trl IJI.Li tedium' . 4 elleinb. le.e.•WT ••0 i•' c • . . t ids Dula* were a cerbixery eel ,ritio:l 4 .4 ' movi. ' ~. . . : The Crystal Palace . &rotors, with the praise worthy object of giviag to persons residing iu the country a soleraby good idea of what the Handel Festival of 1866 was to be, organised a full re bonsai for yesterday, includingsoine of the greatest gams of the next week's three day's performances. I The response made by the public was such as to show the magnitude to which everything connected with London is growing, and how gradually the great metropolis is becoming the centre of the whole' luogdom. The railway companies have come forward in a very liberal spine, and this year eleven of our greatest lines issue return tickets including admis sion to the festival at very reduced fares. The Crystal Palace will, therefore, have to accommodate not only its usual London audience, but all the musical public resident within r lines hundred miles of London. As an instance of the extraordinary moderation of the charges, we may mention that for 18a. 6d. a person gets a ticket from Bangor and back, including a visit to the festival, besides which there were special arrangements for yesterday (rehearsal day). To country visitors for any of the other days it may be agreeable information Solemn that a quarter to three o'clock each day is the hour find for the delivery of the National Anthem. As a matter of statistics it may also be worth recording that the band contains 101 first violins led by Gainton and Blagrove ; 96 second violins, mar shalled by Mr. J. T. Willey ; 72 violas under the direction of Mr. C. W. Doyle, and including the mamas of Broedelet, Webb, and other eminent artists of both operas ; 68 violoncellos, led by Mr. G. Outline ; 68 double basses, headed by Mr. J. Howell ; 6 piccolos, 8 flutes, 8 oboes, 9 clarinets, harpoons, 6 trumpets (Mr. Harper, solo), 6 comets,' 11 horns, 9 trombones, 10 ophicleides and eupho-1 niums, 2 serpents, 3 double drums, 1 bees drum, 8 side drums, and 1 pair of bells. The chorus con tains 760 soprani, and altogether nearly 6,000 per- formers. The places of the latter wen newly arranged yesterday, and the change had a very pleasing pictorial effect. That the rehearsal was about to be a grand enc.' ens was evidenced by the appearance of, all the approaches to the Palace so early a*o o'clock in the morning. The gars at London-bridge station was probably never before so crowded with cabs bringing in country visitors from all the other stations. Many of the fresh arrivals obviously laboured under the impression that a terrible famine had set in in Loudoe, so ample was the pro vision which they deemed it necessary to take even into the reserved seats at the Palen. The Anerley road was crowded with carriages, and ise for the railway itself, it was quite as unapproachable as on the Derby day. The whole chorus bad with wonderful unanimity determined upon coming down by one particular train, and that one of the latest, and their organised advance threw a great many isolated intending visitors completely out of time. Great care was observed in passing all these heavily laden trains down the line, and the consequence I was that in some instances the journey was consi derably protracted. A very large company had, however, arrived in time for the opening chorus, and when they were all seated, the reserves in the transept being completely filled, and every other point from which either singing or hearing could be obtained inconveniently crowded, the interior presented an appearance which will not speedily be forgotten by those who were present. The principal vocal performers engaged for this festival are the very best that could possibly have been selected for such an occasion. They are— Mdlle. Adelina Patti, Madame Rudersdorff, Ma dame Lemmens-Sherriugton, Madame Parepa, Madame Sainton-Dulby, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr., Cummings, Mr. Weiss, Herr Schmidt, and Mr. I Bentley. The choir is now formed into a perma nent body, attached to the Handel Festival, com posed of the best singers that could be found in every part of the kingdom, kept constantly toge ther and in a state of discipline by mesas of a system of rehearsals and practien, which, during the interval from one festival to another, is kept up l without interruption ; so that the rehearsal which precedes the performances at each festival is not so much a rehearsal in the proper sense of the word as a general muster of all the troops, every one in his proper place, and the whole ranged in the order to be maintained during the operations of the cam paign. This general rehearsal, moreover, was intended to be almost equivalent to a great per formance, and thus to attract the public, which it accordingly did. The crowd of visitors yesterday, if not • equal to what may be expected next week, was yet very great, and the thousands present en joyed a pleasure very rarely to be met with. There was a programme of the rehearsal as of the other days' performances ; but it was called a " probable programme," and Mr. Costa did not find himself called upon to adhere to it. Passing over the pieces most familiar to the performers, and therefore standing in little need of being tried, he selected those which have been comparatively seldom heard. Among the choruses rehearsed were those in the selection from Saul, "David, his ten thousands," and "Huey, eldest born of hell ;" "Let their celestial concerts," from Samson, the famous coronation anthem, " Zadok the Priest," and several of the double choruses in Israel in Rgypt. Several solos were also rehearsed. Mdlle. Adelina Patti sang "Let the bright seraphim," from Samson, with Harper's trumpet accompany meat ; and "From mightykings he took the spoil," from Judas Maerribeas She gained as great atriumpb as she ever achieved at the opera-house. Her beautiful voice is of a peculiar penetrating quality, and makes its way to distances where a heavier , voice would be inaudible. Sims Reeves sang" Love ' in her eyes sits playing." It was charming, and enthusiastically applauded of course. But its ex quisite delicacy and tenderness suffered somewhat in such a locality ; and he did not electrify the vast assemblage as he could have done with Sound an alarm." The result of the whole rehearsal was to show that, from the great improvements made in the Crystal Palace as a musical locality, from the increased efficiency of the choral voices caused by the admirable system of instruction and training now in use, and from the great powers of the dis tinguished artists engaged, the performances of next week will excel in grandeur and beauty any thing that has ever been heard at the Crystal Palace. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWTON (LANCASHIRE) RAOE6.—FAiDAY. TSB WaRILIBOTOZ HANDIOAP of 100 um Is. all agm ; widows extra. Rod Hours ia, (About 5 fur.) Mr. °dimmed lady Abbess, by Mddingtow—Munnarfa dam, 6 yra dot Sib (Wblididy) 1 Mr. Drake's Worthlma. a yrs, Mt Mb (J. Getwollw) I Mr. Image AIM Migb. 4.. Tod lib (H. Mary* I TM following also ran :—.114, Lacy Meg, Mary Harp, and tioß : 121,110 apt Worthless, 11 to 4 apt Lucy Loom 6 to 1 mak apt Aga LA& aad Ludy Abbess, sod 10 to 1 opt say otber. Tul LING Pain ensue of 10 emu rob, tat, with 50 added if three run. for 2-yrdidls; colts, Bst 10Ib; and gelding, Bst 7lb wirers orrs ; aliowariess ; tko wood to rove kis rake. Red Boar is (about 5 fur). (14 sato.) Mr. Oebornea Zl. Mt Mb (Inc. lib az) (.11. Oabarse) 1 Mr. Morris Mrs. Vaunt, att (Button) Mr. Thompson's o by Paletat—Jeet, got 10lb ..(Hoystaad) Butting : 10 to 1 ori Xi, who woo by throrquarton of lia g BOOM LA2IOABBI3LB TBADMIKOVII Cc? (Handicop) of 100 'ors., added to a Sweepstakes of 7 erre. seek ; whsr ems extra. About one calk nod a quarter. (31 webs.) Ora Graft {Stadium, by Windbound—lllit. Cballoool 1 Mr. IskretV 3 liffitlburlß. lfs. Got Sib Mr. Osborne's lady of Coverdale, 3 pi. OM Sib . (Carroll) 1 The following alto ran s—Clodaarolutsu . Mods/1i and Barter. Batting 2to a n din, 6 s o y apt Godamesham, 3to 1 apt Moilleme, 10 to o l apt other. Tas SuLoo Hammer of 3 son. each, with 30 added ; the wiener to bo sold for 301 ; whines extra. Cu mile. (8 sate.) Mr. C_s Qui.va.lL, by Idle Boy—Apricot, B yes, let 10lb Mayon) 1 Mr. Jonas Lady Sefton, S yrs. Tat bib (Carroll) 2 Betting : b to 2 on Qui-va.ll. Tas Soutar limancir of 3 son. nob, with 30 added, for all ages. To start at the top turn, and go sere mod (about 1 mile 1 far.) Mr. Man otes Idinburgb, by Mountain Dow—Matouty. S Sat 41b fltatitalots) 1 Backbouaia Jewel 4 yes. 1153 (Cbalkaar) Mr. J. Cabana's lied by. 3 yrs. 741118....(WlittalaY) LATEST mama ON TEN COUIVIL NORTHUMBRILLAND PLATA. leo to 80 apt Niko Ott wad Iloto l 1 MO T o a o =a) of( 10 to Nowa /1) 7to 1— 'Paint (off) 100 to 8 any sear (off) "A I/ l• .!.); ••• r 4 of OK, GI id.. say CRICKET. MARTLIDONE CLUE AND GROIIND V. 0110 ED lliirvissurr.—This match, at Lord's ground, which showed a very onedded appearance oa the aloes of Thursday's play, lloisbcd so yesterday. Netwithigandieg the dos hattlag of Mr. Trittoo ma the Oxtail side, who moved 114, sod was well supported by Means Boyle, Wright, aad Evens, the total of the more reached 201, which was • very good Janina, bat it failed in powering the .umbers moored by their oppoosate, who proved victorious in one issimp with seven runs over. Grimm= or THE 8017TH V. PLATERS OF TEI SOGYIL—Io this snatch, at the Surrey Ground. Kennington oval, the Players dubbed their inside for 79. Beteg 154 in • minority, they west in again, but their total reached 96 may. The Geatleasee woe in one losing' by 58 vans. ChM. Stawic2 Y. KlaCiumitochtna.—'rhis one day match was played ea the Civil Service mend In Bat. tercielark yesterday, in the pretense ci • late numbs, of visiten. The game was very onedded. The Knickerbock ers woe the tom, but, with the ex.:epilog of Kr. G. Speeder Smith, were nose disposed of, sod their total wee was cely 70. Against this the Civil Service made 194. THE UNIVERSITIEB or OXFORD AND CAIIRRIDOIL The snide; match betimes the universities will be dodo mowed at Lord's ironed on lloaday. Mr. B. S. Plisses:lld, boo. cemetery of the Idsryiebooe Club, op the pad of the committee, states that "thy have deeded spoil reign the price of admission oe the oocesioe, ooisadently setaggelleg that no lover of cricket will object to this coarse, mho be °adders that the money thus raised will eat swish say individual, but teed to d iminish the debt Incurred by the club in the purchase of Lord's Ground. whereby a pleats of remsdlos is secured for the publics withla easy reach of all. Th• terms of admire= will Ds —persoos oa foot, at horseback, 9e. 6d. ; two-wheeled =slags% four , wheeled, 10s. The list of players announced is as follows : 02202.2. C. 1 Boyle W. F. Mielthad X W. Thus T. case B. A. H. Withal B. C. Fades F. R. Evans R. T. Reed IL D. Walker 2. L. Yellowed A. G. Teeple F. W. Wright CAKIELD3I. How T. de On C. Booth 1. S. Hood How Y . 0. Pelham T. B. Correia 0. IL Tack E. P. Rae Y. Y. Dyke S Welker E. D. Balfour C. S. Orem B. H. Mater. ROYAL rsamis YACHT CLUB. 'Asrara. RUGLlt.—BrusTot., Join 23.—Tlaa drama continuo vary doll. sad sotwitlasteadiad ki p l i st br ars redoord 6d. par cwt. than b roaroolv aa delft fa abhor raw or nibs& Ewa bib readily at pion. ALLOW -I , 2IDAY Essosta.—Tiso tallownstrket is firm kodity, with doing quotations so follows: Spot, 41s. 6d.; od, 41o.• , °Nobs, to Dossober, 41h. 6d. to 4U Id. ; December, Delivery to hot eves*" 647 omits; arrivals, 280 casks. Tows taw *Snood la. Id. pot est. to 40s. 6d. net nsA. At the asetioas 1,710 moka sand ; 1,640 sold. Wmeked TX., as. 6d. to 40s. 3d. ; South Annwkon, 41s. 3d. to IM.; Australis sheep, On Id. to 41a. 6d. ; , 39.. to 40.. No Odessa or North Allerbill bore. Cooonnut oil is steady, peso woe Shred at goods* Iloglay. Oschin, 445. dd. to 41146; Oirtion, as. Id. ; Sydow', 395. to 415., 'Wan to Ans. Pam oil, 36a. 6d., las Lyre. Palm .at oi/, 395. OOTTON.—Liviaroob Jun 29.—The cotton mast was Misr quiet oa Friday, lut en Saturday became sat. mated, and seek day duce the dimmed has lima extemive from all ciwartare, and prime ham re va pirZy Teased. Atteatloa ham been Mmegly attracted I. the re :lE4i= ol steam, sad In the prespoie et deemed amll elda encodes from America sad Egypt, as well as Brazil, to asset the usereamag rmairmnsate of emmunere. For Sea liked • good denmed lus prevailed, but prises are without miens' Mange. In Ameetem •lane iisem has beta teemeated by the track% as well as exporters and speculums, and Floss have mimosa nd. to 2d. per lb. Brazil has hess ia very great request, and an advance of fully 9d. per lb. le reedllf kined. The demand fa Egyptian bee been awannally extensive, moompsaisd by a ries ei about M. per lb. la the sanest qualities. Smyrna hes biome seems. sad hoe olveneed fully 2d. per lb. A very large budaem has been to n e t is Fad Ind* at rapidly . admaila m g eta tel j the lower tied white boon previously aed were esesperatively plentiful, have risen a m as per lb., while other guides are quoted 2d. p.r lb dearer, with the eseeptioa of Salads and Bengal, which have advanced led. per lb °Mae sad Japes have partkepated In the ig= Nolivfty, and are IV. per lb. dearer ta the week. Lbws &we lakes daring the week 45,800 bells ; 20,390 balm; the trade 64,000 belab Me have 12: 111 a demand to-day. end a firm market at yesterday's The vales are 15 000 bales, iegof which 6,000 are for arm • speeolatioe. Tbe follow ere the offtelel quotations : Middling Oiteens, 20d. ; a idA ng uplands, Md. ODTION CIOODS.--Mascirastub, Rom bar ks* for shipping yam lea bra loss buoyant la tree Nagy, Is ocsasqueare et Übe bossy asgageswate of sad tie bin nom buy demand far sew asslesrAs.V ni aseriast S bora alionber bow Own ft sae sewn Asp ago, sad tbs usesst of buds= busearsisi Yeasea boss large. Par bows trade yams tie market bes also loess • goad deal nibs& easufselsrere, though hl Mat id yens, passe st tie high prior dissarria, arid tboogb *ere is sonotabb asap in favour 111 Ingssa, spins appear to be bore anxious to do baobab tbin %bey were. For cloth there is • great teal lass dabs. Darin is last two days tbe dell market was esosedbgly embed, Use b are of goods of all kis& being anxious opsestose, at ra • kudos* prim. Ober for lad* for Asada% end or r Use bone trade wore all in abased. The nut *erases is bottom sad is yam brIMININ, bar* roadbed it imperative sa sunsfardaran to assgasest task notatione la • sorrespoudteg ratio, boobies b trig zoo& IMMO restricted. Berm seas =Hag tam seers, but their terms are too km far makers of ewes to limbs 10, Tbere are ladis telegrams to bawl barb e l :si t advises by wiitch us wit considered of • faverwable kr. The starbet far sloths doses seam, bat few fresh sea basis es sibs at any deserinos base been bade today. 0011—Chisimsr•sw, Joss 23.—We hays still wiry feissieg weather for the airs, sad all the lisht.laed arc" are swleriag from the effests of it. We bad a veil , this sausages , at malice% today, sad • small supply of wheat; it was takes freely at as Messes of fully ls. pat 4r.; best erhite,47s. to 495.; reds, 41s. to 4314; beans same sad rather dearer. LIPODLII. Rare 23.—W• hare had • fairsopply of wheat, eked prises la higher. Not mash doiss is other muds& Whelk red, 41s. to 435.; whits, 43e. to 41k.; oats Ma. to Ws. 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