The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-07 00:00:00

MUBIO. afa mAaserrrs TinkTll3, s sksage tidal Mid tie Medea of Chrealeitri, illigmataat lyrical tragedy es the slags, should trim beer ' b esietesee far eivesty yeses withest, tall sow, haw* bass are performed is Saalsed. Led sight's repremststios wee assetrei with s dries* of estimaimue whish his gives ea adaramee of peremsest meson ; sad lissertraili we may ta pe* that raft WA* regestory of the theatre will Mead side by aide with Dos eioollllll6i. We do Dot know who is the sathoe of the Delia& wearies of the poem, but it is as the whole well eraosted. sad the wards me skilfully adepted to lb. rhythm, sweat, sad maples& of the mirk. lathe Fres& original the lighter pontoon of the dialogues , * atreply mark wllbsst murk, the reetzletlose la the um of molten dialogue sot litres is form at the Oldes Ootries% Bit as so muds dialogue ess be admitted em our Italia the spoken pussies ham been wiswerted late red- Wive, for which the amok has hem composed by Miser Aedid—s teak which he bee meested with be Wel SU rimy of Medea is karma 14 Ml to everybody. This I dimly sogical pert in mmtained le. Titian', aboa• pealermana• of it in caleaktal o embus , Ur faros as • Fiat wham TM other paincipal asarecters WIN admirably saimorbid ; Jame b Dm Gana; Crum. Hiag of Gloria* * Mr. &Way ; Dime, Ma dinkier, Jesoa's asfortunata bniim by Mem Laura Barris ; and Loris. Mederes faithful atheedsat Co. ialarlaMag ebentstar), by Malik. Maim Tbc Q sad beantiial chorales mew nammilimatly smog, sad Oa unbar. did all possible pasties to Cherubiare exquisite imiramistationa Tim musk el this great work &mods hOse and moss &Manta remarks Ibis ere are able to maim= it immediately alter its performs/am ELECTION INTILLIGENCL —•-- Bourg SIEZOIROURI.—The present numbers, Wm J. B. Ormsby Gera, and the Hes. B 0. H 11. an le be Weald by • liberal. la Me posses of Lord Albert Sather bad L• 11110111 Gower, brother of the Duke of authorised. There has bees so mates% rime DM whoa Mr. °Mid% belied by the same Womb defeated the latit Yr. Ormsby Oen kr a majority of semety4wm le MO ale Baldwin langletes sew M.P. for Beath abroookire. mode • show of orrseentaa, bat with se little eamaragemeat Gem either peris, that lie retired before the day of Doesinaties. It is shed is antligetie qeeztess that the state of the resister wilp sever more favourable for the liberals tbss at presset. Dtrge.sr.—There is to be s contest for the repro gestation of this borough. Mr. F. Wyatt Trameti, el Loa- Sew, more dove ben as Satentay, led ea Moods, issued lisaddrene. He is a " liberal isaserrative," bat he is =Lto advocate the " widening the Waits of the else ." Mr. Trusoott, we endesetaad, intimates hi Isleaticr be go to the poll trader all rdronastaaess.—Bir geisrpiess Deify Pea. NATAL AND MILITARY. (mom LAST sloes Smarm) ADMIRALTY. Jags S. Bit e ltia• 140% labiatry—First to Alersadsi to be amide. vim Little to retired I ll; aimed Liestesest Disby Henry Dela to be Ant boute. met, vise Doodles preesetod. ADILLRALTY, SUSI S. Stls= primmousea base ibis day bees mode :—Ooks. Ma laidse Yield Risk, Frisians Dampier Risk, lidward Meads% Jabs Lime Nay, sad Arthur Hair y Wart Awo Jobs ke, Ol lobsaoveris& Remy Rogmme, to be coptalos. liwatemots— an, Henry Rod bell) Rom, Jobs Note, uebrt Bum" William Frederick LW. George t isiasd Penoss, sad William Grembill Silvertiok, "E imposa be omora Tooker. tor s Sm.. t Usmo►old ibis day M be e at is bar es ymiseetedMal to y's Me et smy est Alanaßaurr, JUNZ 6.—Arrourrinarre. —Com main W. H. Taaviok to tiro Claatioloor, vise Sisk, pro _ Tb. Hey. F. W. Monett' to be iropestiog anoteesder le the Owlet G.ud, vise Agnew, whose period ed eirrioe leo oxpized. PORTSMOUTH, Jou & The Orestes, 21, screw corvette, Captain Alan M. Gardner, arrived at Spitball this wonting from the Oape el Good Hope, sad exchanged Wages with the isealair of tic Oaenneader-ia-Citiet. She will probably pto the ewe weed, to pay of, having eampleted the term of bee OM airlock. THE BALLOT. TO TEN MOTOR Or SL IMISZOB. '' ~1 a Si ,—Will you permit Rae through the medium el your columns respectfully to eddy= • word to those member' of parliament who have hopoural with their coas tline,* my humble efforts, addreessi to the importaut isistios of the ballot. The mottos of medico steeds for Tead•y next, Jane 13. As we may impost every sleet le le sad* to get rill at the question by • side triad, I yield sagged to my hoeesrable Moeda that shear sites. dorm to sake sad keep • house would be desirable. As Ow electors of this country are about to be expcaed t the yells ocesequent apse 01:401 Tube(, it MOM to me useful to dal their attostioa to the only oitloiost remedy, with a visit to bermes the number of its supporters to a sew par. )lamest.—l am, fns., F. HENRY F. BEEZILEY. Fictoriasqnsre, 8.W., Jose 6. POWER. SHOW 110 FIEREURT-CIRCUB.—The first Sewer show is oossedies with the limited Horticultural Soddy was held yesterday, I. Fiesbury.ciross, seder the pkosege of the Lord Mayer sad lady Mayoress. There ems $ luxe sod fashiosable attesting* of visitors. The Lerd Mayor snd Lady Mayoress arrived at 12 o'clock, sad were °Deducted through the tests in which th e flowers sad 5. were exhibited by Mr. W. Mardian, th e presidest moody. The follnwieg was ameget the primeval cm ton :—Yr. B. S. Williams. Paradise sad Vs/Soria ]mesh- Paul and Soo, Old Method Nnreries; Mr. Rids, Sydealed ; Mr. Mules Turner, th e Royal Nor swim, Slough; Mr. P. Rood, Lower Norwood ; Mr. Patsy, = .. 's -pick. p:z a rl. The chief adreetioo of the show wee a collodion of roses, feral, and exotics, which wens exhibited in the principal tent, and which presented some sew sad interesting novelties is horticulture. A plant sailed Aucuba, meetly introduced into this coontry by Mr. Wilson, excited roach ouriesity, sod emceed the collectiose rawine specially *Wed by the visitors were bir.Tureer's ims, • eastributiou of ferns by Mr. Holland, lsleworth, °diced= of roses in pole and by them Paul sod =bodied. Fird.chss cestillestes Wife gives to the fel :--Colleotiou of Anthurium sod Orchids, from Mr. Ifilsoo, (Weser to Mr. Marshall ; ditto, from Mr. Baker, Staadard-hill ; ditto, from Mr. Gibbs, Regmespark ; sew Aseutes, from Mr. Wilms ; cut rode, from Paul mid Bon ; micas, from Mr. Rhodes ; apples, from Mr. R. P. Gilds &mem ; roses is pots, frog Messrs. Peal and Soo ; new Jere (gyonse (female), from Mr. William's nursery. Mr. Hally, Blackheath, supplied mewl pots of variegated goessiums„ which wee muds praised fee their local beauty. Re received a semeddass oortiacata sod was commended liar other costribatioas. The attraction of the show was meek debased by the promos of the head of the Victoria Rise, which played some very choice airs daring the day. REVIVAL or THE COTTON TRADE AT lidclinaiA. —The streets of Rochdale on Monday bore sea indrestiog sad lively appearsnos. Os it becoming know that the hrp mill of Mr. James Pilling, Juts" Wee to be opened Mat 157, sad that there wee to be a proosesios of moms sustaining winos from the meal yard to Mr. Pilling's mill, Mande of perdue seeembled is lb streets to wiled. the Night. The mill, which Y • very large me, las been le osseary for throe yew sad a half, sad uw it Ys Moose tho li cperty of Mr. Jame Pines, jos. The firm will at lead 1,000 workpeople. The church bars rang may male, sod about slaves redo& the waggon, with Ryes colours, loft the canal yard, preceded by the Rifle Corps band, playing lively sirs. Mr. Pilling was on the lalsony of the Wellington Hotel, sad as the prooessioo pawl him he was lustily cheered. The workpeople were Mated daring the day to refreshmente, sod the rejoicinge wove kept up with spirit. Arattnnte AocrnsaT AT • CIRCO& —Tbe com pany of entertainers who have established themselves is the building lately used for the drone in Millbay-road, Plymouth, commuted operdloes on Monday sowing, moor the manapesest of Mr. Henderson. A very large somber of the holiday keepers patrooised the entartediaest, and the whole of the performances Wit the elate pawed off satisfactorily. Am accident of an alarming mid very scions ebefeekse, however, occurred about isalf-pet tie o'clock. At the termisstios of dmAmussineaten on the erowded schism present attempting to leave, a cloth wind at the various outlets, and at the head of tba stairs is the eentheset mew of the prometchs • large number of pews wen assisted together at the taming of the eagle A met weight me time threes as the supports at the spot, and they moved national to the seemies. A pion sf Merin about 14 feet leeg by 10 hot wide gave way, sad peoeipitatad all upon it to the grand beneath. The depth le whisk they muwrsheet 12 thusfd over 30 persons of llsolk wee and widens ages we felled deleally 10 the groasd, may others swain with sorrow s. = Tliratelk the precept exertions of the staff of she mar sad of the poliesams on duty fa We WIN& Is(oi then side come misalemes from weer* the esdiessa lame =who kill rocked isernedsde seshilaisso, ma were set of their pernme paddies is time towered fatal MOM Mee naileaselen. whisk at tint seamed to be MM. la BM few of the parsons were serfearly Wooed. Row. FEES ROMPTTAL, Gaussmnr-soaj).—The ir of OMNI rellesst tit this *Meg the gad* 3ed Jim, me 3,410, wideitl,333 weerfaew SIMI Rol sarlis I ...ek • I • • k TEM BUSEXCT 1 3 11NteDier Julia 7,i - 5. i i Ji ll I; I WINCH. MIDDLBSSX BESSIOIrS. , BAIL 0011RT..-Juss IL • (Before the Aedstant 4 adge.) Peter Afeetmalic • gem% in the Soak Familiar Guard", SSA*, at Who Pi= N W4 1 0 20 . 01 = 1115 J 111,40) we e &dated for steeling • par of *roams mid • silk band. Mellor mid it Oommea kerchief, value Mk., the property of Thomas AAA= anattoon e. TSB 051,1166 NM. Mary King, wife of Johalraiowaght Kia& eafeimbep This wail ea action to kmover dumps is esosequenos of , keeper, a No. VA Bradotseet, St. Olives, kavad letting the plainff's ere= haviejr beam talweligk q tai non . • bedroom to la s. on the morning of rho 17th of May, payment of • Maps. The deferidaele that they and to Mass as Ma departure mimed the things in gas hed Ito emeta appikable to the mutest of the in when ties from the room. She showed him into a bedroom in it was promoted for payment. I which there were two beds, one of which bad been ocen. Mr. Serpent Perry and Mr. Harry Palmer were comma pled by a lodger named Thomas Ashton, who had Mee for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q 0., and Mr. Hannan and pee to his work. At this time there were a pair of were °enamel for the defendants. I trona= aid • waistcoat hanging up babied the door be- The plaintiff was • gam= provision merchant, amyl's loegiag to ARM= About a quarter to one o'clock is the ea =imam in WkitooMpel. He had had se amount at the day the prisoner left the house, md from something defendants' bank for about two para. Oe Saturday , the pieta lad to her she went up into the room where the' 4th March, he drew a cheque of 201. 15a. &I. in favour of prima bad been. Ma= Hayman, and on the Nooday feticide, he heard', SWIM Utley, aster to Mr* King, pre confirmative tee- 1 that it had been retarsed Goma. On the Saturday he paid i. a cheque for 161. before luilf-put 10 o'clock, sad it was Thomas Asbtoa proved that the property belonged to him. mitered is his pmehook as ash, 261. Os Monday he gave Way Ann Baker. of Little Ohapelotreet, Soho, said oe his father about 11 o'clock 561. to pay into the task for hi= Wednesday, the 17th of May, the prisoner asked her to This was the first transaction he had bad with Messrs. pews the trousers, and she did so forte., sad gave the pi- Hamm, and in mamma. , of the ritual of the bank to lOW the *Mt. cash the cheque they had not had any farther dealings with TM jury ilimed the prisoner 6hialy. him. His fecher's cheque wasmot to him about 10 o'clock The linsistest Jags, after !twice • bad ammeter of the on the Saturday is and pid it lea the bah hies- prisoner from seacoast of his regiment. matermed mill. TM cheque was gives on the Wednesday, but it wes be impriaooed and kept to hard labour for 12 meethe. not to be presented before the Saturday. The cheque wee I Daniel Evans, 46, and Mary Ann Evans, aline Mary Awn paid about a quarter past 1 o'clock as the Monday morning. 48. were iodated for keepiof d&o:41:11 boles, Mr. Hayman wee called. He Mated that the cheque was ' at No. 9, Wellington-Mao* St. Gimp e•iiv the-Bat. retuned to him eodoreedi " Efate not eleareiL* He pea Mr. Metcalfe sad kir. Poland prosecuted C. What of the muted the °hope • snood Uwe at 11 o'closit Mondoy parish ; the primmer@ were undefeeded. moralism who me requested to tall again hi the middle In this am it wee shows that although peciemelag to be ef the day. Ile called spin Moat twelve, and had to all , • act at the house was notice, eke Mae • brotheL • third time about 1 o'clock, when It wasz e t ia lle wee ' sad that numerous aseaulte, diattabanas and robberies bad told they were awaiting the return of the es& bees committed there, the victims generally being aampw Mr. Justice Mellor said it was evidently . * Ws •on the , aid as they weer obliged to pto see the prisoners part of the bank, and it was •OWN WA might vory well hel without puoiehmeat. The woman was • most metatiews eirenged. character, baring been the easesishe of thieves, end mapy Mr. Hawkins said unfortunately, by some mistake or robberies had taken place in the miglibmarbood of 110 misapprehensica, the 561. did not find its way into the house. The man had only lately mom to the place, and it bank books. I was laid that he was a terpenter, who was or had Men ea- Ultimatel a juror was withdrawn, the defoothota under- ployedat Astley's Theatre. taking to y the placid( from all taxed oasts. The jury found both the primmer, Guilty. The Ambient Judge asotemed Mary Ann Evens to be LTWCIIc. cowah. imprisomd and kept to hard lab= for 12 mooths, sail This was an action for the alleged illegal detention of . - - Denied Evan, :or three monma. fureiture. Mr. Bridge was cano e for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkias, (Before Mr. Payne.) Q. 0., and Mr. Far= foe the defendant. Henry has, 18, was charged with * area rubbed It appeared from the phantiff's 'vide= that he had , There were several indictment* against the prisoner for been • hentemot in the Indian arm, and that th e de. ; snatching reticules, ka, from elderly ladies as they pima • fesdant, his father-in-law, kept a publ y io.bouse in Holborn. dark court where he lay in wail After the plaintiff's marriage with the defendant's daughter, I Kr. Payne sent ineced him to be kept in penal servitude fee certain household f mature, which had been lodged at the Bre years. Pantechnicon, Is the name of Mrs. Byrne, was removed to John Brien. 30, was indicted for assaulting Catawba the defendant's house. Plaintiff, sitar his marriage, lived Kemp by stabbing her in the back and neck. with his wife at the defendant's, and afterwalds they mat , From the sack= it appeared that the prisone the r . ' wife into lodgings. The wife eabsequeetly rammed to her and the pl'OlNClitil had been quarrelling. aad prises': lather's madame. When she left she stole his drain thought that he was amOevecl, sad stacked the preesen• era, which contained two half.aotes of 200/. each, which Mix by stealth, and stabbed her tried to take three or four time,. from He was cot his property. The goods coseisted principally of also areasulted %young man who the knife tamp furniture, sod wars worth about 9001. I Wm Croaeorankied by Mr. Hawkins—He declined to say 1 The jary toned him Guilty, and said they thought the whether be was sow living with Mn. Byrne ; lie did me primmer lied Moe provoked. how U his wile left him biomes he was Weaning with' Mr. Payne sentenorid him to twelve calendar romatba' is lin. Byrne, het she knew be was intriguing with tome per- ' Ornament with bard labour. eons, and as he did not keep • ante-book M could not state I the number. (Laughter.) He reosived 7001. for the isle of his oomatimidon. He was mot swam if Mrs. Byrne had brought as action easiest the defendant, eel he &Mimi to state whether he had men the ledy this memniag. He bad never heard her speak about the setae. Her esticitore bed called ea him on bugloss!, for • triad, but he ratted to state hie friend's name. He owed 0001. when he was mar tied on bilk, and he was arrested oe the day of his =Map. The deleadant got him oat of prism. He bed had much to a. and be did not care mash about t. The fora. tare m eat purchased partly with him. Byroe i s =my. He He that he lived epos her, but be did live with tee. He paid some of the hotel bil ls tee much as be could—he bad paid mote than 40e. (Lenebter.) him Byrne plead the goode at the Paatechnioce out of meow, having beard he was about tube married. He had boss married lido= and one child, the Moe of that marriage, lived erith him at Mr% Byrnes. He and his wife lived for sane time with the defendant. They paid within for their bud , cad lodging. The room they had was so better Ibis • "bed, and contained only two chairs sad a table. Ho had his male at ithe &deadest . ' whom lot could not kelp it. He pm • bill for • watch and chain, which be hoovered by retarstog the property to the tradesman. (Laughter.) Mr. Harktos—liad that Is what you null honouring shill? Plaintiff—Yee. Be was drank on the menting f him marriage, sad had been me for a fortnight before. H . hid 501. out of the 2101. his wife had OVA. to her tie the day of her =Map. He did not know what Moe= of it, Mena he was koosidng about at the time. The 60/. gives to him to , Ni itia *ctn. Be wrote to the defendant in the toile words :—" I artainly mat p =de myself very much when I call the ow= of a low • house my fatharlivlaw." The Court adjoined for lumeh, aod ea tie namorelaling, Mr. Bridge said that as he was usable to cell Mts. Byrne, be bad advised his °Beet to withdraw from the mem Mr. Justice Mellor said he expected that would have been the remelt at • later stage of the trial. He ooniedered the leaned counsel had mad is the best miaow for his chat. It would have been impossible to hang= es without Mrs. Byrne. The plaintiff was noosuited. IMAM LAST RIGHTS GAMUTS. [SAM= OP SOLICTIVIS AID MAIM Par °Wrap= AT 21111 onion 01 TO 1711117 0005? ON PAMICstO7O9, NAIIIIHOIALL4I2IIII9.I JIANXIOni. Jams NAln.sz, Kidding& chandler's shop mailer. surrender June 19 at 1. Maar drogamall, i o nising/As. Hank, miner, Thar 19, st L Illouglie Airtnufri Seannetron. Wawa . sod law' *Waist, June 19, at IL geld, Diomede Jona, dillitereopare, City, rind 1 10 17 1,40 . Jamaica, merchant. Jose 19, st IL legal dull lisllers,ClareecopL,Hounsiow,taffer,J=. Mona kitilletrOb, Groat Banell-stral Bloomabqry, weal Jim 21, at It Seams UMW.. Churtonerrest, br ker, hum M 11. J W A.001.0. 0 TituujlHma,setai.c.waugewou.4.7utilooletra, Partsmo c u aw. th. gas .i. ott row er, J . u row oo2l,. isi etll. - Mass MAJOL Beblarod, Hampotead, farmer, Jane 21, at U. Wages Poilleaser, Broadelloet, Ratcliffe, traveller to s Judea otaaafacturer, Jan* Lis at 111. Joan MAK% Covina, ?orals, timber merchrua. JAMm Jane 111, at IL WILLIAM CASIMmiaD, South Medd, MidThess, mesas June It as 1,. Wager' Ansel! WM Thistrierid, H A verstock.MU, builder, June 11, at 1. JAM& Hearn WASP& Nenrick,talta. Jane at 1. Womb N IA Woolson Orem. Mon. millboard amniesetory. June IL at 1. Judi MOIL Crutelnatriers, City. menhant, June ri. at L WUHAN Sid, reglad, rases, cutter. June 21. M S. Wu.Luil James Mar, &adagio. Hanlliehileed.Jo ns Molt WH.IJAi ADA" Warden-rdAssaish.towa,carponter,Junell,st 1. WILLIAM Taoism Itarileffilt Dudley. teeming. June 19 . It REHM IVAIS (MUM, Bromyard, Herefordshire. hotel keeper, Jane 19, at it RAM Joss Reg sad WOALIII 1040, Nottingham, box makers, Awe 20 at Mature ideillerte 119001111. UMW. Jaw it 10 11 . WILLIAM Blinsior, Cheltenham, June 17, et IL Batten Iluvle, Westonauper-Mare, Wider, Jess le, M 11. BTDIST PlSliaro.Talitock,Devossidis , book salliw,Janslo.l4ll3. Jose duos, Dag= ducal sad Intaust In AOl, bailey, Tort ' skin, wades masais Sara& Jane IS, at 11. Saddam WallaLas,Omott.Torkshile• rag dealar,Janal9At U. Tereus Wag, Packerins Toddies, hallow, Jame 19, at IL Wittiest ROMA, PeolleU, grocer, Jame 211, 12. Wittuit tonna', tlelletens,Lsoombtre,pdatar.Julle ld. Joel M 1t Melina LiverpooL baler maker, Jane 111. st IL Marrs HAIM' WHIM" Lbstrool. bens *War. Jame Mad 11. 010505 Palm/, lAverpool sallnaker, June 16, at 11. Moir Wand, Liver hod", Jose 10. st G tor iOrellt.lemelet .10411 1 • 06 " liserrAsste. at IL Maar WlLllail Lo e la Hft" Holyhead, attorney. Julie 1. THOMAS NRALII. Adonshaw, leedisies, esemeleges Weo. June 19, at 11. THOMAS BOOM Ilanobader, Mather bake, Judie, at It Joee JULIAN Jamas, Lansdale-villas. BaystratraMios sgentssid Mersobesaer, dee mozokdi. Jima 21. g Jelle Milldam Thomases, Theseems, noir Mareoberter, ma chinist, Jape 23, at 11. Josses YaSsSAIA , Bradford. Yorkshire, silk and cotton waste dealer, Jane 19, st 10. Witmer' Tannin DAT, Ableptvenny, Illb01101thie• Id It JAMS Coitalsoll,HoOnortn.Turneeraanesehlre, master Mariner, June 10, al 11. Jaen MEDLEY. Halifu, stone barer, June El at 10. Donal. Named'. Suffolk, Li e siege Ned thrashblif proprietor, June 16, at 11. 1019 WILL/Allll, Birmingham, grocer, June 19, at 10. /asuman Howson DIAS, Itiradallbala, cavil engineer, June 19, et 10. Ostialas ISAD, llrmloaklw. frononsuger. June 10, st 10. luaus Gans, liesaw.od, Dear Leeds,oli extrance,J sae 11, st Joss tkossnon, lisawbester. b utchar, Jun.. 17. at 91. GSM= Tstimal Canal Iff domersetehlre, saddler, Jump 16, at 11. THOMAS HMIS, Cheadle, Staffordabire. biokeeper, Ida le, st lo . HICHLILD WHIMS, Stanairb.with.langtres, lancarderv, journey men oolllery carpenter, June 29. at 9. Jells klega, Looghoughton. Northumberland, blacklimith, June 21, st 11. Wain& WALTIU, Trallong.Breoonsh.,boounakerlone 22. at 12. bIinSIDOS, Newport Pagnell, Bucks, labourer, June 19, Ma THOMAS DAVZSPOsT, loleshlll, Warwickshire, beer rennin, June 2 S. WILLIAM Wars, Cluderfield, butcher, June 20, at 11. Magi Ternae, Birkenhead, pork butcher, June 24 at W. WILLIAM TIRII3, Beetbourne, num. dairyman, Jun 17, si 12. CHAIM AMMllortil, Much Marche, Harsiordahlit, yeoman, Jun 2111.,M 11. LAST XXS/LCNATIONs. June t& J. Priddle ,.. Croydon li budder - June uns 3O. H. Allan, ismsolask"tnalwortlii.7al"&. grUiestreet, Zan i k ail. Thomas, Orlatudeld.etreet, Commercial-road Rag, Senora commission agent-July 6 R. L. Williams, Daksereset. NI. JameMs . late salmis the anny-July 6 J. M. &holed& Bo rosereo4 and dearlectreet. lAsSoMeaisH. Part gaga al !steer's patent knapsack supporter-Jaly IL G. Hobbs, letter-lane, City, their maker-Jane St J. A. Clatter- Isucic. RaUilsone.place, 011ordoesel codee-bosas keeper-Jure IL 0. P. Hattreli. Lever-sunt, Is. Luke's, peenrocer-Jime IL P. flikkaUs, Ashford, Kent, Woe-June is. H. W. Waging. 111111brues. Hempehlre. Sorist's foreerse-Jaya H. Caandar, Crescent-Mince, Milbank, massager low Crowe-ream at the Howe of lads-June 28. G. Smith, Cherolos-Plem. Thiewolor. builder-June 28. W. Gilmour. Aylasbary, stugeoa-June 22. W. Attwood, Woolhaddoe. Berkebirs, brag maker-Jaw SS. C. Irene. Poole, clothier's simistant-Janelt& L Gould, Orangeetreet, Old lent-road, ever -Jump 29. W. P. Waugh, Olocoseletscreecent, Ceadeatown, went-Jan 19. G. learn, Bt. Ames-road. Bow.oommou, taker-June 30. J. T. Harbin, Carlton-road South. Mile rand, clerk la • newspaper °Mee-June SO. J. H. !Jar, Salford, Relax, balkier-June 10. J. B. Loom Hoddesdou, Herta, grocar-Jane W. W. Zutised, Edward-street, St. Johtirwood, suctlenrwe's clerk-Jima ILL Ste* Word market, carpenter-. 1 •10. R Earns, lersz-road, dined, Jul y & Ma B. T. Oalopey, Witeidn, Mir July & C. Davis and A.Alvares, Oeorwe'rlo-the. Haat, reddeolare-July S. W. O. Dinneen& 11.11easmso, gastista hrerwroad, me t -July S. W. Salk Rachmead. berm. bricklayer-Jae s. W. Starialt .s satesest, &Maw boorressilor -July s. City, wed ZeigenVelperk=-July 6. J. Comm, Mel= 1101106. schoolmester-Jaly 6. B. lilaillieKS.lntemeond, Mat Weser, balldia , -.Tray I. W. *mg Ntakelsniesm City, Wier- July & H. Jail Itegesteawe, Leldea, MeffferiAsslaisrdoe turer-Juelhanstreet, ly L Itiltker, Ileaserrennst, New P *ids Wilestetrit Hart, Phichte akro, immer-Jahr ants, lutleadahhv, O. P. Co.nine Qum Anne. street, tevendisbarases. espial* in the may thevalidwil-Jny 6 0. T. Petty. aphigtost Masi. o== its Meredith, Feachurcherrest, commeseld see 2L L Roc fort. Crownetrest. Mohan. /lotus teems makar-Ja`y a. L when, Tilley.Mrset, Goodsmas4shas, wirer-law N H. B. nymph, North Cosy, Kent, try dealer-Jusas fe. 1. D• O. Joan, Manahan* Pimlico, commilisiori egsat -Sane IL W. IL Clumota, Bloommitreet, Xenon Potpie, sad Iniemin, he dealer-Jar Nl J. Butler, Pens" Nreleratfo, ant make-Jam IL L. llama, St Garr a rket t aest Mal sermee- June O. 101sabeth Watkins, Norton milllasr-Jamt W. S. Wilkey, Oradea, builder-June . Teen, Darafread. honey, mule dealer-June 10. Imbeds Jane Jew, Preennt plroe. Wandsworth-road. widow - Thee Se & B. Wellington-place, Caraberwell, sod 11111 00194 • 111 4 11 A Pimlico, builder-Jane SO. Z. lellosion. INtobieea cur atl e t Importer ot fancy goods-July a. - Z. Geis, Saga Hackney-read. pastrycook-Joly 10. H. J. Adele. charterer, Stadarelthint amass tactor-Jady 20. S. Bea. bury, Clawton. Devooshies, farm beau[--July le 3. Gash. al Thare the Aposils, ♦ney . Lister, bailder-Jane MI W. Smith, Greg Grlneby. drapes and-tat-Joes M. IL T. ides, Xlnptoo-upon-liall. painter-July It M. Lemuel sou sad W. IL liess, iron ship &Hiders- Jane LS. A. Guilt sad J. Skaght. Illeipton-upon-Hail. mar chants-Jell ts. J. Flaming. Liverpeol, hardware dea sr -J unep M. J. Dale, Conway, Camrs. butcher-June St P. Coda, Sgford. Lancashire. gestlessan-J one la W. Jam, liandiester, surgeon -July a T. Clegg. Rochdale, lunar &we. oottoa Ingo dealer-July S. Jot& Brodie Coaled, Duddy draper-July & Label Dermal. Sacktoaaelees, clothier -July 10. J. ilatarthwaite, deodorised, wheelbase - July 10. W. Bowerbank. Poiret Cumberland, bailder-Jaiy 10. J. P. Alba, West Hartlepool, Durham, aldprwasr-J•11 X Y. pA=telheld, table hullo manufacturer July it A. Price. GISMOTWOhIre, grocer-June 211. J. Halted, Hey wood, Isocashin, journeyman clogger-June LS. H. Whittaker. Rory, Laneashla. late inakeeper-July l& J. Inierso m l=, Derbyshire, beerhoues keeper- June 110. B. Rode, tailor-June 19. A. Theriot Wesibrornwich, butcher-Jua 19: IL Parker, Weetbronnetch, poddler-June 19. W. Juby, eating. ham, &Wk roaltater- . Beltea L jun., Hebb= Quay, near Jarrow, Dur Juin 29 ham, brickmakrr-hina 29. D. X Bowel., Hereford, sorson-June 29 W. Si Mr, South Shields, Sinner -July 17. B. Manderson, Durham, bagasse keeper 'use M. J. Ryder, Crook, Durham. Joaresymon =mon Then Myers, Hulse, Lancashire, boot and shoe dealer-Jae & T. Payne and G. Perm. Hubei, grooers-July 13. J. Wed, Great Grimsby. ILocolnahlre, baker-Jun. 13. H. Newbury, Berkshire, graces amistant-June 16. I Chambers. Clifton. Bedfordshire. shoemaker -July 11. L. Water, Whitwell, Ratlandahlre, baler-July 7. B. It Dawson, dosibertch, trateiter. BA/MX(IMM ANZIIILLXD. 14, IS. Jose 111A11101, Cliepstow-plees, Bayswater. builder. Jul t Jana Casuarina', Upper Clevelandstreet, inemoy.equass, jourannion plassisite maaatiseturer. May IL Wittig& HAM. leighloa. dialer is horns. June S. Marra= 1001 D, Leather-Sae, lathers, wholesale I a me nd retail chemist. j um , 2. maim moramffm, Chadaretreet, Westbourne-anace, merchant. DICLANATIONS OP DIRDIINDf. Jowl nor Monagi, Widefrpeands, Bennoodoey, leather divars-Ind divided as la 3d.. June 7, and sabsequeat Wednesday, at Parties'. HoiddSholiwtrest. lawn 11117105 WauAN Yassow. nucklenbary, wine merchant Spo~ d i T k i t an g 1.. Id. Jane 7, and subsequent Welagedey, st Porky's% fl-inghsgrest. Magas &dear HeSs, Guildford, duper-hit dei&rnd of 7 5 oe Jay 7, sad sobs. went Wednesday, at Partys ", SPOBTING INTELLIGENCE. lIXBREDGE RAOSS.—Trnotogi. Tua D =urns notta (Haadicap) al 30 son. ; eerier 3 vs., foe all was ; sierra rim, 21mergarlsesof a err. •o Captain usastls Ares. ay Nowsel'a'nr—Tienasaka. 4 TM ....... (A. awards( 1 anglani's ....... 6i in , nil. 41 10 Mr. C. Boma* Moot tbs Join. • yrs. Tat 911, ..(=gi 3 no following also ma :—costedersie..ticrey eoh, and Hawk- Wane. Betting : Bto4 as Jopoo, 3to 1 apt Mrs. Somerville, tri 1 eget Chieot th• Jeer?, and 10 to 1 ear set Confe -8 erate cad Hawkalose. Alter a delay of tbrarquarfari of as boar at the post, a start vas at the ideated, Jupoe, AssSoeserville, Orafederato. cad the Noisy eels brag is fees', liawisetose woo lesgtha is As rear. Oa throun (ding the far tars Mm. Some r ville momenta/Up °Maimed e ead, but Juno* sista west to tits front, and yea vary mealy by two feign* the ars diatoms separating second sad thud ; Oestedesor wail fourth, the Noisy colt flfth, and Hawk rasa last SimUos PLATS of 3 eon. each, with 20 addad, toe all ages ; *Alms alionaser. Throe-quarter of • mile. Yr. Jcat's Vlcksborg, by Vedette—PaliMg. Bet Sib (9)1.) Mr. Wasps% I yrs. fat Nib Pt.) .91paira) I Mr. Charisma Yriteale. I yrs, es tab (car. OIL . 1111 b (90i n (J. Man) S Thal and Gossip also ran. Betting 2tol on Vickshim, 8 to 1 biz tow. to t few failures Frilfraos, Managua, and Vioksbnig west to the root immediately after the start, Thais being left at the posh Oa rounding its Nora tura Wm &emit* mashed past the leaders, and b ussess°. eateries the straight, they Gould not reach Vicksburg, who was sadly by two lesphs, a seek aeparatiog moood and third ; Ocean s bad fourth. The winner was bought is for 40 pietas. Tan xi HANDIC A b ut sore. mob, 2 ft, with a cup value 25 pluses added. cam able. Oentbassa riders; profaseimale 71b extra; mimeos exits. 2aeland'a bra. Soresrrille, by lOngton—Altitude. 5 yre L iott ISM • tar. Idwarde) 1 pm, lost ;Including 71b e.las) (T. Trench) Mr. T. Horwood's Zara , 5 yra , list jib (Mr. Wood) S The following abo ran: - Copeland, Suirliege.nllict s a, sad ?init. Batumi Eve' 40 LIP* 3 to 1 apt Target, 4to 1 apt Betsy Cdpelasd, 6to 1 agst Zara, sod to 1 apt lira 80. inerrille. Lisette, Mrs. Slomervill sod Zara eat out the work, followed by Betsy esorilage balm last. Yrs. ilionaerrills, who west round the tuns in good Wyk, beaded Lisette on making the last tura. On entering the straight Lisette oballenged t but could waver quite reach Mrs. flommvillmorho won by • Deck ; s length separated se. oeod sod Odra, Target wee fourth, Physician fifth, Samilige lest. Cue, a Tam Voulterimm ded to • swes pitskes of 3 eon. seoh. 12it 71b mob. Owe m d il, sad • half. Mr Glints Ephemera, Jib. (Owner) 1 Mr, Sandia Vision, last fi b (Singw) I Mr. Z. Clayton's Diana. Mt 71b (Ownsr) 11 The followtm also nut :—Marry Dunbar, Todd , Portland, Physicien. sad Odds and Betting : 2 to 1 apt Ephemera, 5 to 2 sgst Poetised, 4 to 1 mist Diane, 5 tot yet Vrioi, and 7 to 1 eget ail other. lipbemses mode Oay with a choir bed, which be maistained througliout, sod won cagily by two imitha ; • length batwing wood sad third. Physiona was • bad fourth. Portland Mi. on Wino HANDICAP HURDLE BRCS of 3 soma. moth 1 lt, with 90 added ; the 'winner to be sold for 30 moms. About 1 mile sad • bait. Mr. Orangs Ephemera. UM (Owner) 1 Mr.. Ridley's White Stockings, lest Sib Csgtaia Yscbaiaa Vindbatlve, Mat .. (Mr. Edwards) Perlaat Care also ran. Hotting : Ens ow Ephimers, 5 to 4 wt Viodlotivo, 10 to 1 pi say other. White Stockings took the bed, closely followed by Epitomises to the bet tarn, whore the latter came oat sad woo by two lengths. The winner was bought is for 60 guineas. A HANDICAP FOS BIAS= Hogan of 1 sow. nab, with 10 addod ; for .11 ages. mr. Moon's Betsy Cop Mend, by Vukan or Aanandale— Merry Wing, in, gat Sib leasedy) 1 Mr. C. Mentes Theis, 4 re, eat lib (Mesta) I White Stockings and Anaington also ran. Batting : 6to 4 on Tbala, who mole the sussing until meets, the straighl, when Betsy Copeland challenged, sad altar a pod Mirk woe by a nook. As *Wood" yam{ the winnow tor foul Mew was left over for dedOOD, la the of the stewards. SEWING AT MANOHMTKR.—TUMIDAT. MANCHISTIII UNION CUP. Tto 4 apt acme (t) 10 to 1 apt Mettlazl) T to 1 Desaybrook (t & 10 to 1 lUbert (t el) 16 to 1 Lag yr (a) 8 to 1 TM Poppy It) LIVERPOOL SIIII - MER MEETING. TUB4Dar. Jolt 20. Tnt LinarOor. Cur of 900 son. added to a awespatakre ef 95 son. crab, 15 ft, sad 3 only (io the toad) if declared ea Monday, June 19, at soft, to Messrs. Weatherby only ; the visas, of say Makes value 200 sows., 51b ; two of such ream, or one of the value of 400 son., lOW extra. One mile and he 67 subs.) If theh ig hest weight accepting be coder Bst 121 b it will be ailed to that, mid the other in proportion. AV m I 540 M I The Tartar 4 8 1 Whit thorn la TOrCqUee 6 8 Nbikapple Widge CSowt r Le Mancha • 8 V.rbeuabyDellayter 4 1 The 6 8 Mtn Goy (8 b) .. . 4 5 3 e by Young *g aol= Kill s % Utopia 6 7 1 'Bennet (late Hes e& 'Or. yeti: Mack Beer 5 8 7 7 Oodmershaea 3 Macbeth 4 Rumps ....... ..... &sato° Flub la the tea .... • 7 Tenor s Swami* • T Heat Lynn Mall Train. 4 7 04 Versuatlos 4 7 llicirsial . 4 fan el gurney Holiyfox 6 7 Falr Melrose 3 Brindle. H e lm 4 V lldewlad $ 1 Slater lathe Hein-4 T Huleattlhi Biadrimieste 6 7 llateleta II 1 1118e1166e(iieWahm. ea w. o•l4loa—Yeat loo) Wildman Fantail Wabdering 115wirel 4 V Cane Ha Tippler norm. 4 V Troubadour Verger Haman a 411 Victory 4 11 It The luau 3 =le 6 II U Parelluie it Ellillile Calls 4 II 11 Merry Harp John awe 4 4HI Golden Hedge 8 paid Juliet Tins* hones marked then r) haring bees minced without the knowledge of their owners, will be @trace out at the time prescribed, unless specially ordered to remain in. SURREY SESSIONS. John Day, a doosta.lookiog ono, surrendered In dbaharp of his bail to imam an indictment charging him with having Islosioasly Bala, oa the 4th of May, • quaatity of Wont pease, tbs property of Um Looks and South Western Railway Company. Mr. Oppionhatro prosecuted ; sod Mr. dafesded. The fats disclosed by Om anima wore thee.:—Thu prisooa owned a cat sad hawse, and was employed by the earapasy Is remilviog materials from a shad at Is this shad w 66 deponad a quantity of pow, iar :Zs casks of which was mimed, sod (mod is a stable of tha pioners Mfr. Ulla called several wit:mass to character, and the jury. after a loos oonsultatioa, roamed a verdict of Not THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION.HOUSZ. Mr. Froth!laid, the solicitor te the Bank of En"laad. waited upon the Lord Mayor yesterday the commenon meat of the brains, for the purpose a making public a system of fraud which had been lately prettied to • coo adorable extent upon small fanners residing in the country. lie drew arena= to the following advatieement. which was takes from the Tisane Gaserte :-" Mosey 1 Morley l Money I-Oash immediately advanced in than from 306 to 5001 to swetlernen fanners, tradesmen, or others. on personal mearity, %tater 6 per coot per sawn, for • term pot exceeding 10 years. Pawn requiring seemomodatir, apply to Mr. W. Carr, 13, Bentharreed ' Loodou, N. 8.. I ratio; sum wasted, for what period, and bow to be repaid, esclosteg stamp addressed envelope for reply.* The matter was brat hared before the notice of the City authorities by a letter addressed to Mr. Oke, the chief clerk at the Mansionbouse, by Mr. l'artridge, the clerk to , the justices at Tivertoo, Devoe. It ape that the foregoing advertisement here appeared Ng yin various country ripen. The applicant for red loan reeeins per ram of poet a circular dated from Loa. don, and headed "Private," signed "W. C.," and stating I , that the sender of the of had mash pleasure in as-, , quanta' the epplionat that the private report be bad ra , rind from his travelling ageot wee highly satisfactory m Ito character and position, sad therefore be ked decided upon ' immediately rung at the applicaat's disposal the sum re- Tilted, and that he begged to band • promimory aote to that value for aceeptanoe, ihich was to be duly executed and re turned, at the same time enclosing the Srai year's interest together with the cast of stamps, which is payable yearly in advance. With this circular there is emit a draft copy of agreement, signed" William ChM" by which he , agrees to lead the party addreined the required sum, whisk is to be paid by yearly instalments. The promissory nab which is to be stilted by the borrower agrees that the money shall be paid back by yearly instalments, the first instalment bearing the Name date as the promissory note. The circular itself is In lithograph, with the exception of the signature, and the names, dates, and &moor. rho agreserat aid the promissory note are on rioted fame. the names, amounts, and dates beiog ffiled is in ink. On the back of the circular is written, is very bad writing, " Bastard is first ball cheque. let me no at Wirt Beak you will have the cheque paid to, and I will remit the corre sponding half." (With the other documentabal a cheque upon the cashiers of the Beak of England, for the sum to be lent, signed W. Oen, is also enrolled.) The report el the year's interest le adeapoe, it appear!, has her invariably insisted upon as a sine qui non, but this having been remitted, nothing further Is beard of the ad vertiser, and the applicant foe the lose Irvin remitted the money hears nothing more of the loan. By this means not only is the unfortunate applicant, who from the eery fact of bib being anxious to borrow money is most probably already pressed for money, defrauded of • year's interest at the rate of 6 rr air. on the sum wanted, but he has, in addition, given a promissory are for the first year's instalmest without Irving received any value for it, witch may fall into other hands , leaving the possibility of his being sued for the amount. Mr. Frei:Wield remarked upon theatre of the advertiser's to TER 817SYNCTID 3117111)2 11 or A WOMAN err tors writing and orthography, which he said was so bad as lead, it woad be thought, many to suppose that acsrls TRAM:B.-Yesterday seating Mr. Humphreys, Middlesex one being attempted. However. it appeared frMr. coroner, held an inquiry at the Town of Bacnager Tavern, Partridge's letter that msay, whose position would sot Wapping, respecting the death of a woman nausea, four! , give them a knowledge of commercial traneactions, were dead io the Thames. sad supposed to have bees murdered. ' victimised to an iweffible exteat, several cases of the kind leapeotor Field Thomas, Thames Polio& rid art at See COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. hams' happened in the immediate nekhbocarbood of liver o'clock on Sunday morning he was in a galley off the en- Jun 6. toe -The encicenre of the half of a &noars the Bank of trance to the Loodou Dock', what he saw the body of • (Baca, the Judge Ordinary.) England which accompanied the circular of war given woroair floating up the river. Is farming a rope to tow as MIATCROFT. the tranesetion sonietting of a geoids* aspects and is raw her to the shere "' we ll fat frein her hmd ` 'hi" be The Queen's Advocate said that io this cane the deceased, what likely to pleas imps poetised pares off their supposed to be her braise. She was naked, with the roe& Lieutenant Connell, had endued foe the last three yews guard. Of course as soon ea their facto were made lion of an old pair of stockists and aide sloth; boots . On certain delusions, ea that of fearing that Dome over- bsows the Beak authorities were oommunlcated with, her finger wen brow nage, seed such as Moos worn by s ,„„ wheimiog claims would be brought against him, and others and the matter was placed is Mr. Freebileirrs hands. The f=tepofonibbraf.oebir The bay w " bsd a Ch., down ""' or a a similar kind. On the 10 th a March, 1865, be weal out polio were ernmucioated with. sad liergear Webb sad _.,, for a walk, and did sot return. By means of a bag and a others of the Oity detective force were roe an the alert. te,,„° fled out who _ t i k! e",,,ke-Alt..,st more. All " s _ s ete r,'"' peculiar walking stick, he was traced to the Shoulder of 'equines were at cape instituted. Upon soaking inquiries -,, "rr W oo d _ sn " - 5g :„" k .,7 — ,.5., , g - 1,..." -- , , g ,l" - ",_ Mutton lon, at Salisbury ; and also in that gay, that be at the address gives in the advertaemeat, however, it err „„,...,‘"" - sr - ,, - ......""*. _-_,.• - f ........ A -e- L7, t - "_____ e " -- e - _,77, ".; nt Into a barber's shop end hod his wagers shaved off. found that Mr. Can was not there. It appeared , however, " ---- ,;5,.."' --.,..,- ""=_ s =s,."'"" - ,,,,, , s l e __, A - ""**,7 ; s he next time his friends heard of him was in a paragraph be had up to recently lodged Nowhere,t hanag occupied one - *** '''' features "'"' ---/ -"'"`" """ of the Shipping Gazette of March 23, which stated b e d-room . The mystery is advertiser bee bosons I =been the mother of children, sad was healthy at the gut parengor in the steamer Countess of possessed of the chequer, which are no doubt gamine Bank tire eke met with her death. On the forehead the boor nomoate - ' II- , on I t s passage from Havre, who answered of England cheques. The only way in which Mr. Froth bra b... *ml " by an Immense weight , tte by a blow , the dreriptiee of the deceased, bad thrown himself over- field cord aconiet for it was that they had been sold to while the back of the head wee on a resisting surface. Hri ../ board. Affidavits were then procured, and it appeared Dome manes store dealer or other person se waste paper. d ' eshl think eh " the injury was produced Ir. rudder of f them that there was no doubt tbie unhappy gentleman along with the papers of soma deceased withers who had hyed , s a m e a h. s t r eet, Tz dsnd olLis ot a u 'lliii ,id Zl j itiriat... 7 o. ll t erwi .b.a ell, tor,. We seesem .d.dz yma you d ig : a barge resting on her face after death. ere being no ,„,, had thrown himself overboard on the room Oa his kept an account at th e Beak. The cheque appear to be pump uncap, Regent-arse; lensal-green, stone mason further endear, a juror " he ' d how the had "me to '' carte de visit* being shown to the :Abbas an d others on very old, baring been issued some tea year. or so back. Ist dividend alas Jose 'I, and subsequent Wednesday, at asked. The roarer said that it was possib that if the ; . Doan he was immediately identified, although his whisker The object of Mr. Freebleld I. etteedieg before his lord- Perique, lastabeitotrold._ _ _ , divided Is. od. demeried had committed suicide she might have denuded ' bad been shaved off. The peculiar beg nod walking stick ship was. through thepeers , to place t h e sys t em e y fraud Atco . iiiite . , Taet=el,...trukg.les OB , say bergf before leapt.' into the river. The case was leveler w toad on board. It prang! that the pump was ex- Won the public, to "' et P et "" whe " 04 Divirrai, Cardiff eatery proprietor-tad dividend of ta ee ll eee .Y etei T' ee .ji. e eed the •",,,t coarse . Ba _. o .f. t .„„ a lK•lia .., 119 21, 7.1..1 trentioy rough, and donated suffered b from re sick- throngh each advertisements be led to make applieatioa for gs . etn., any Wedisseley. at Aeresteces, Nitta aseessed - -1.-- was toned d .. " - end ‘ . irthe .- Tit ..... ncese, a tm — % ho7r that nor. About 9 o'clock he rushed oat *f is hed upon deck, and lams bang victimised in future. gitmour , a m wary, eabinet siaker-lat dlytdend of Md.. wee het sometime afterwards by the captain holding His lordsli'p said no doubt publicity woad be gives to it, say redariods= 6... sman's. brisioL pre late the water there was so evidence to show. nest -Ist as by the lifeboat, sad extremely rick. After that he was and he hoped it woad be th e menus of eautioning the C. J. AtTßooti. dividend cd ad.. Wsdassits7. g at oitZlr ail verpo s t ia l 1 . ' Tors MURDER AT POSTMOUTH. -At the borough seen a. more , Th om was Do w id ow* b on h e gg o Havre . hu e en ' preven ting such Sande bass practled. got P t ' 0. J. Km, artist-let dividend of Ili., police run. Portsmouth, yesterday, John Hughes, era MI k The Judge-No doubt this poor gentleman as dead ; but ; an y Medea .84, M 7 1 . --. ../i 4 eTD OO4 . • ••••t• I. the 26th Ithitmertit quartered har•••• 1 I .nw I cannot help being struck with the fact that for years he I Prima ettniss. Newts , Moutgomeryskire , Lreeroca id dirt . with having murdered • young weer as Vaughan the .had been =bier to &lures, and that the will sow sought BELFAST CINTILL RAILWAY CkHIVANT. - A da .d ~t b. ea., any Wednesday, at Turne[s, , "ife, s of • stoker bolo to her Maiestes ship Diadem, th i to be propounded was made only three mouths before death. Wharneliffe meeting of the above anapeny was held Teeter- DiIIIDESSIL the r o rtmon th_ ...et.'" mews. The °mi t ° soma t° have 1 If, howenr, you ma get the seeerat of all the parties -- din at Westminster-alumnae; Kr. Allermaa Dan la race.ess V. J. L. a i r*. Margrosaint, and ltastbeernoler , Wee., o f an uoilinnol brutal character . It appears th at I The Quote's Advocate--I am afraid that is impossible. the chair. The following bill wee anbudited for era- II gr ( I:M 4 . 2.1. ;l i t 000 "tooled was iv the company of the Flame r _. there are so many ebildreco iatereated. The estate is swore darns :-" An eat to empower the Belfast Osaka Balt • street. m . l thews, job ouster Joss II: CF. a 4 ju i tt awed two other soldiers et • Pstat"thu" Ina l ender !OWL and although the decreased had deinsioos they way Company to make &Maim sad pew Rase of railway f.7"'"irri, r hisbe. ship chandler-Joe T. Z. Dation loft with one of the men to go in the direction of her own _ ' did not interfere with his ordinary power of transacting aid tramways. sad he other perpoesa.* Oa the main of T o r e " ous h, * . B erease rionsh ; rieergenneee: lore, her heelers' Wen at the time on board his emo 6 I boatmen arid I humbly ratenit that the court is sot bound the alarms the sanction of the shareholeire was gins to en " rola Florary. teary swan - J r ai r r a rt ai r 4 V. The air manuag. i.e., oe Monday. she was found in the g o w og oa th s ni th em , the bill, sad the proceedings torusiseted. l an k Tarriart ash aisreheat-Jeae t 7. 1. herea, lower room d ouse , her iiouse, pertly undressed, with her 'loam I n o Judge-I cannot undertake io 'ems. e r e n take f e e G ARAI , Norynxiy; Heats r., O n ymmeuly.scu s p. eoMmy, Berbabo, cbon/MB,-Joaer. 7. Treemm sea, set disordered. ad partly torn. es If in the struggle with 55 led that the deceased was throe ; bet I caner giant -N um ber d pays is foe the reek ending 3 r d Jar . I . ", (11•••• • ••Isk 2111.•••• 7. •••Mai• ammulso gran sweellaet. She wm lylog upset the floor, is web a enclitier_ ro ug e m o or a s dream tease roan the k e eerissige et 2 -, which go ter new ne m. thrani-Janeiff. R. t. W. Beidloa k HDTD 7 IIIne, Cagy, ono reeler -linen J. nevem Girder. loresirie.baltrr - Jungle. J. Os to Immo it_ ,it &ob. , to to.. __tbo object for width the m ut t ;UM court. The ease, therefore. had better stead over till Ad ur tjaanient }-1101,towny's Pads .- Without we, a na l * NUM% W end west DAL hear houlle. had been made upon my. sad 11" r• are wad's urea ' mat tan, whir, if you cannot net wager, 1 mast have si s no enionin al wraith. no imam of pieween ere of the mereaa. efampea-ImelL W. Neellbeillok ebesplek her throat 'hub "hosts the griL L : k e a p =l ; *adore ea to Aerate of mid or the testator. S la g, sad which, there is little roast vane. It is !semolina* bow wail • adenoma of sad Wfwehletest *town meethestinter -Are ht. T. lasalts. 1 As application on behalf et Mrs. Obetersd. fa rrpeet to the animal funnier Mime en easbadmo, end how f it t etememermeem Oiewhmeews, gimoleete maker-lase a c Slash by arsegolatiort. In addition to these, the a mmo , ... se a the G o e r win= wee ge 9 . ohm be rectified by a tow deem et mow mmaweseg shehmt.lSOMelhoreseL Yetleitee.hesielea Meter Jose IL Shoe was bitten through by the refer% teeth. The I w o e essdielise, sash es them weehtemewaMVllM These lon IL C. Lpeak Nom IL L 11/MINOT. ream bed Ito stockier oe mat the fact that • pair of a - the best Mewl to mesithed Is emu wets, Es every Lod. eat leeetam.. Takata% Mem wee IL L ItrealL whirl have bees Identified as to the Under abecoi won dromedemen. Nallaways MY the Weer- IL W. Sees 7 eefetey Nona =were footed in the poseeesio• of the . sap. I Orrr or Lwow! HOITITAL Ton Dalin= or bb 3 1 .4 a ..° 01 = 4 . / Cl an sli a lh at."":4 4 am os=o. sates _ _ 14. . Atm: )ehrer-sor S. T. .o= ale: menhewl.- One an irportaot link in the aria 4 wieleees. The ia- • rialOrmov, ViceosaA Pau.- Th e somber el meioses al e epedessiO, thee. ?Ms sheen [ =was WINDY Wool lad ceris e sad adSeeried tee 1 selietrolie We losiiiallass • dodo led teak won kVA M for. so Br as hk WWI err [o h 41 1, J.. OMMerhietameteramelo IL widow. ' old& US Win row Nom iprovolimg ise. ~ . ..,.. .. ....ti. We einbabni. blikMMireavor 116 At . COURT OF RICCREQUER.—Ioos 6. Sttinp is Beaeo.—(Beler• Berms Martin, Bramwell, and Chassell.) 110111C1 AND ANOTSEE e. aliarrur. This was an action by stockbrokers against a solicitor in i the Temple Ss sooner 3381. 2e. 6d. for commission, eon tango, and introit, and 4.0 oa assonant of leases upon the sale of stook sold for the defendant. The tranratioce between the parties esetinor over a considerable period, and a dispute arose as to whether they extended I beyond June, 1883. The dithadant pleaded never indebted, sod thee, that the mitred between him and the plaintiffs was in contravention of Sir John Bar nard's Act, planed to priest gambling oe the Stook Ps change, but now repealed, and that therefore the plaintiff could not movie. After the car had hese set down far trial, in April last, at the attires after term at ' Guildhall, the defendant applied to Mr. Baron Pigott at chambers to postpone the trial, as be was compelled to go to Frau., hot he refused to do so. The roe thee amend oa the cause list, and the other cur having been rapidly dis posed of. it came on unexpectedly, end there being no counsel for the defendant present, it was tried as an nude folded ore, and a verdict pared or the plaintiffs. Mr. T. 8. Pritchard cow showed sear against • rule which had been obtained by Mr. Merewether. on the part of the dreads:a, for a new trial, on the ground that the case was brought on in the krona of the defendant from the Guy. Mr. Mffewether, I. support of the rule, admitted that 1221. wee due by the defendant, and that the defence under Be John Bernard's Act had been withdrawn, bat contended upon 'Admits that the costreat beaver the parties wee countermanded in Jape. 18436. Mr. Bares Bramwell said he was of opinion that Sir John Brunt's Act serer applied to time bargains or the Stock Exchange. Mr. Baron Martin said the defendant had ample sotto* that the case was set down for trial, and he had no tight to postpone, simply for hewers private convenience the 'settle meet of the plaintiff's claim. The remit was fully justified by the irides's. and the rule ought to be discharged. Mr. Baron Channel! concurring, The rule was discharged. CNICLIT. THE ALL ENGLAND AND UNITED PArmas.—This contest was contioued yeeterday at Lad's. Arsons the eompasy softest was hie Royal Siglaness the Prime of Wales, who was attooded by Captain Koppel. They mitered the gronad about 6 o'clock. We subjoin • statement of the game, up to the time the stamps wife drawn. There was a loose attendance to witness some very a:afloat play. All England, first isoissa, 207 ; woad lather, 5 wickets down for 100. United, first Imlay, 176. .21IN TO la X Ostawwl.o4oawbatiand, watch atalaw—JrX J. salk hoisepsr low IL J. lima —June W. T. Zama. Marenllll, Camp. Wag t - Jaw 21. Z. Luis W orator, earderslaw—JuastL Worm:der, m:sj . —y Itlll4 WorewArs, maddlolst—Jaly g J. ltiaora Tegiggy, septirrialag Isloome—Jass Asa LW. gi.Angrakuoil r .owaiIOLYILL L Immo% L Jerre C. lignee,sad T. Cordage, Lind. so Or as regards J. Ireammo-1 1 1 Wm.. sad 7. Jesse. lewh prink .whyftel glom sad L glom ? gessheeek D. G. Wyman/sr sad IL Clowreles, ce. Wormahrear. sod Usurp:ma-4 *mart. Vad. sa ftwatit_, J. Y. OwassWght, T. ism, sod D. Um, bag* intaaahlra, cowry wawa oo far as regards E. Sunderland get D. ica•-4. B. "maw sod J. haw, Broad-strest h ßleest May, Irtsgmalters—J. Cody" sad A. B. Geddes, ltipowares—A. Blanoksasse, A. Blaocketwee, sod Jowly* birealialua and Olosi, wbotemis kwellsrs, so tar regards IL N. Joseph Jam sad Jamas Dem *May, gutordeldm, dragers-4._ sad 11. 51111, Ma, Llano* Gomm leso=i mi e , 11' . ....resare sod C. 11. Zippla, Weehri c h. IL W. Lessard. H. J. Kennard. A. c ieoard and S. lt. Issmard. lalldrk. gargagiddre. and qpimi Thansesalrest Fir Coril i r z kr 1 = Z. W. Lomard-11. Odykoh sod . Bores" agagessgs—J. Bryson nod J. IL IL =geole. brokers —W. Abbate sad L Moos (stareassd). ems etwettespg atiarsidgessi.Mmsastostarere—W. H. N g A. X. Ilegwood, sad hi millers — w• sad IL Mltowell, Leeds, we /It= yragammet. yam, asoL-11. Anisriss, WairlAglAra. —rokers--TA. WlLlmmas mid C. IL Sabra Aghtott-orsdrr•idas, pawn b. Illorassr, 1. " ad LL Thirookr. 1 1 k. Pelee", Staredabbm lammesiars, so {age as repagg Y. WU— a. lestbengoas sad W. .1. Smith. lam. Noarbootor , limed morasses -W. Holley. a. geregsseemilL sal J. gearberse* gsidar, Yorkshire. wonted ogdaalloo—.y. eueesob sad L Jam ' sem Llver=abormseCarrits—J. atrita alta J. Z. Ysig. Glasgow, 11.002011 BWOWITIATIONS. JOll VehisWoolt HAIM sad MIL MAMIE uriimerooe HAITI?. Ayr, planar% Isms 14. gg SOS Crests Heed, Aye. WiLiJaa Irma, divisor, builder. Jur 0. at Ye lees* IA Olasew. JAMS Mrsdasite Zig* scarCisato Jul. Ids at ths Gerdes AIM gold. Men. MAIIKBrts. OaTION.-11,14040., Jaws 4.—• n market, with ruse rather lower. 130 m Miley, 7.000 hales, iseindieg 3,003 for mesalation and envert. 740 Antertme dai liii ss 45& tale 170. ; 400 Perso 200 m, fro-, I.od. to 1.00. ; 100 to Massie aeol 140 7pp 144. to 16W0 asi litages, 80 to 100; 4.800 Sant, to tsp. ; ke., ss. le 7114 Okisa 80. to 90 00ITOX GOODS.—liassinnorper 6.—The sez. kit has been very arm for all dome 0 Mire; PM, sod front tht kali* of for we's& misses met Wig raoirsole ilmy are not by any OGOill &axiom to aall, bik4 ander the impassion that prior will advance and that they will pia by welds& The amount of brims hen{ not boo large. Maley Woos are steins for the holidays, sad it io peerally anticipated that besieges for the week will Semi. nate with the opestioss of So-day. la home-trade pan the market has bees Ten Oat, sad prime are weaker. Were am to be made so doobt easier Wass would be emeeeled. bat there has hardly bees Wiese enesah to fairly test the disposition el Times. Tains made from Uag-inspled. _Gotten ars Mader this *Mem 'Hs milers 0 Mortoopion yarns have tikoo.ll= let to seek the edema they wise desirous el the Mosses of as towards the aloe of Let week, seder wedged sod riming tattoo market. Sees oar leek marieso day cloths have been in very little dawaad, end the over time have bees mall. Buyers show se spirit of 'steeper*, so disposition to overate, bat there he bees little alteration ha if we emept the lower anilines of cloth. To-day mism the - mariret has pertain of We holiday Mender 0 Or week, sad the buyers that have hem gement ham shows a daepositios still to hold aloof. There has bees mine bad. ars prietlea *Mae, which Mask Vf/t7 aree, bat the hominess is otter facia he been of incesiderable mama WOOLLEN OLOTlL—Lismin, Jon 6,—Than has bola UtUs bmisms trairsoni is this maths this esorsiag, whin lan posiostod awn no rips of this Maw wise. The chi dais is tho oo mann nos boos la dark isoltom imd Moods, winds Moo otramod Midi maparisply. Tho whits monis Ms aho 17: ri Ftarg el starer Ms hairpin& • fow ol habil:mad him goods ham boos broad no* oily is small goaatitra. Batos roman has. ILLNNFACITIIEMB. —NOnnillrUILD, Joel IL—Tis tows is quits hoop with holiday s =Aboli s se s. mins MUM. • leg, •OVIIVIR, bars how no mlso and oporatod to maw what is bon wariew. TM Jassy tradis is Mill, the moos bong two far ammo' for rawasur gown shol sot bus mils he this Mavis' dossriniam for whiter. Isis Mils is. prommist has takos shoo is liso mpart boolsom ilso shipping booms haring sown as maim modish, panels &win tho won. WOOLS—Hommutins, Jon G.—WI-grows Am. trains wools on Diarist oft P Milo mon froolp, bat non 1 grows bad halt, cliwarlptioes shoat usahaiin 00)10.‘ Mohr, which aro rase —are sot man is as. I = ti l l than is for loony for low forsip. - - - CORN.-115LL. JUNI IL—At Soda's market a era. Berate supply of Emaglialm wheat. whisk 160.1111.6 dssd at fully last Toads?, oarresey, best rass cd red issiting 40s. 413. per 5011ba to the grower. Fetelga et ibis quality (ally es deer ; ssacisiduy mute end prods weft amadiSou set looked at. Barley dell, bat set qulably lower. Beams awl pad maw omit. Ws of fair qesft itartwasy, oilman seglested. Pareigs winds lor lb :Z an o--Wheat. 10.309 ; barley, 4,640; alas, 2,4 E; b*"... ; Pus. 1.653. Lists, Just 6.—The 111110111 tirade is quiet, bet war Ana, and there is set tr. slightest disloulturs to eve 9 47 in prise. Besley sheet seminal ; the sole is slow for beak oats, and ether artistes. Liss. dens 6.—At ear Cora Saalsoge this day ths atteadsou was moderate ; there was Isobar • small of wheat for which a steady dammed was experistad lest wash's rates. Spring sore tally sapportadbetTur e d a sZs peisse. sorsari;Jots B.—The weather sew that esald be wished, still it boa e is ase tin late " t7bl i i moth service to the wheat seep es the add sole. At or market this aiondog sus hid a moderate show of Awl trots the pewees, sod having 1111. orbs* from thalami. the trade summed more stadiums. but or millers un generally well stocked very litde *hafted hands i • Awe use,. however, so senses of sutra mooch esuelap red seas 440., or Dew Sulu white seder 495. per 501Ilic rupeettult ISM without &saga. Is other articles sus ban little amo atioa to report. SALUIDUST. JOYS 11.—The supply of pain was shot, farms, being very buy la their fields. outline USK 'aurally somusseed I. this losalit , the atteadasom examidlogly small. Crops are to be abut m avenge of a pretty favourable season, but are sot Wavy. Basfsar in wheat was limited, at late maw, e thc st L flour ; bat la barley lltde or nothing &dog. Yam mar Adelman, and the little Wainer treamsid is other gala was at lama prior. What. 36.. to 43.. Barley, 26e. to 30a. Cats, 21s. to 30s. Buss, 40s. bu s hel . Pow, 34a. to 48m. per qr. Tans. Bs. to lls. per Male, Ns. to s 0 . per qr. flour, 28s. to 34e. per meek. CAnss.—ISALIMMAIT, Joss 6.—Oer market to-day as. foe the eases ar the year and the very aidavouslis f weather fee slughtemieg peepsess, well supplied will boo both as regarded au sad quality, sad as aises was anussidiy goodmben. Tilde so rath t er brialt, and, soliwithscuidiag ma al um'dos? I c iosa josep a toad alearasse was auto& With MO the supply was aim moderately rd is sonibur, sod mostly d Fide quail,. ma this ors sa ss erytg es else Ileasti paralsews at • alight advr c i pram Then WSW set no Easy alms a offer as et late ; geed oda mad prisms km. limn sea 8 amber.!small lasts ea attar wlish sold et seesessdl high mates. Pigs were well supex o nd a good tub dose aotwitheteediag the big daseada. ODA pip s (lean) at KM auk ainsa&g. by irs i g kt, om, So Hs. per 00fs. But ma beef. 11s. to Us. par sure • nor hider ditto, lls. to 19s. ; mottos lest d 104 678~dper 90. par Ih. ; Td. to ; ark I MI IL .te and 10m. 64. to 11a. sure bac" 5L per lb. ; sbry ditto, 94. to 10d. ; sw e at *SW 10d. So la. per lb. ; quarter old elan pip, gm sub. BIRTHS, INARRLIGIB, AND DEATHS. liedsi.fimarna w irlaigea ll er LIP. I TI Slim la laimaariaappl. la Ma larmal al , W. Max. nag I. MIL BIRTHS. STICIANAN.-Jus• L i Illobbary4elll, N., the WUS 4I Bodeen= el • geoghter. RAILLI&-Jume 1 at siethernstg-eigest, Islington. the WY it Kr. W. & lialt el • nimbler. CHILD.-Jwne Altbearated, Delsten. th• "Mid 1. . 1 . t 24 leo., 44 • hmehter. CAIITIJL-Jags 4, the wUe ol N. W. Ceder, L 4. d the Ugh Walthewelow, el • etwaghtw 'UDALL-J=4 4. at Lohnsom. the =he ol J. Ulla& Nol• et • J ItCCL I Vri. et AIM= =eel, lloperoperk, 11". . la Costa Mod, 441 • dangbter. 41.1tHiAC1d. BALL -1711tY.-J•we & at 55. ?Wes atm* Clia the Nov. & Or=rerell. J. L SA of ensision , D. UM. kg- Nagano.. ar i a " ar e fort-lasio &et Christ Muth, 1010 0 . 11 by tbe - in. J. L. Davies. the *.v. U. H. Hart, D.A., erg et Chrtst Chat= to Al= Woe= Abbott, =DOW W W S/ =bell. We., bred raster el the Moloch= nehooL ITAIIIIIIB-8•11110L-Jass 11, at Ores' Chseterferk"O l e_ by 1164 ll= eel Nov. Lc= Mee= A. Mere& NO"' Se 1•1.111 Whoa Wald= 1104 ZMIAS, Jaime Hs al WM- BIOP .4" Ore= Cheineelana. He 10D&L'SON-r_____ -Jame & SA Wiry% Ne=4lll6 ill Nov. T. C. Ihawas, Z. IL R. loberews. ~ Irienool, 4Vl,gbtat el A. UM& W Walwetth. MUTH& rs arr AM. -lure & imalmairveri, lotheshene. Dwelt= N am lac J. G. La. aged et DUUMONL-Inne ileilealowillww."WOWWWW 4 144 widow ad Sis We Sec Dr. Deannesitt. mei DAHL-Al 11. Clareadwerwsel. Libileurgh, es the Thome SW, Illeq„ haworly el 1•10011 41244. Ow erg o age. MIAT Id .--Jr 6. 14 InglibM4lot Near. S. rte. °lir eel= al the Yoe D. Gm lw, owl 44. ISSIAZT..4•I4 4. at Ilbstpaireireg,_Dranighw. NW" MONE...- v c- -I'. I ~;: V• k ing WAI r aalu ffl o gil gAg D e go 1 •••'" ISO t r v l obi pas. • b r/* °l, Vl" "gu ..... d iap s rC 10 60 ___ lei ...„Sos of I taocirt s wi n edek the a ad* ° I smog ow d waft PEf 0 a : id Bawds co!? ~~ ~ Ar ~' 1~~ lfil6i~ trr ~.' F....._____ T., Alga i Naar I, iiinid 1.-- Fr ors e/1141aDMINd This Vale beakm i M as tn ad s. : Ilusartti 11 F r " ( fIY Nose Ompiur 10 is sp. a mewls &It lq im ng bassi 1 MS Item 6., 14 LI 7 : I ~ , 1. 11 dti At au Aare 17l Gas br Tin WON/. 714 ••••--5 7 . 3114 Ulf Ulf LUS ..= TbA Pau but i Mho Pfl °Xi 10