The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-21 00:00:00

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I AI 0011 U/ . # / I . , S) 1;1.1., .. 1 ; I; J i° '''-`• 1 . .." t .......0. , 1 -; .I/ .a •• 414 VAI I. Jr. I ;:A., i A lous 'Oft /.I*.l ' • . I • ..II; .1 OffS I 3'I . W 3 .11/....4 ~ . .. ma I. ,:t .1* .t.l 11 Nadal, 13jd. to 13jd• L ; Boook Chao, 111 d. to 12‘41. Jopoa to 19d. ~ Rik—Bauman, JULY }q-. lanifswied ow lioed.y. his Warr is the Liver 1 world in *a 80 atii • ies makes to see AIL fr apineers here es jugs quantal cotigiel howls rhavo Karoo ly „ id ado puralimet t *bag % aid yarn &penman ie ' Dea tlero is wallow dil ate * I eomplob ?am eiom poule fr to 'bchroil Th. .1146 r eek Dowse.. aie two-fade, and 'h it ow , 4 4 maws ere busy oe old rostra* quay quiet. Saris lmed.ugs WO Panes sr ta Noe ta th e a saw* say see ~ w bays bees to a Debi s m.., in w dill =Mk b•bW il; I yary w e ll. Home merchant, at e amp fresh ardor& X. —NOTTINGHAM, JOLT —A s bp in this lass trade is sAsid ie. re year. The mess hess ease amount of local bastion tis iA ish there is no material shomi: •it smelly is at this esas IN usd Fresh buyers in t mhe %WM ell artists, bat th e y b ay dentesdunder thisexpestAZZ e before long. A smailltimiess o y o d r , wd there me semai revival of the old deemed be. Cho howiery bosses we Nat a l* or IWO &MO have orders is Mu U assisted for the eosin. K doo• with the (hated &Mos, quiet, it being between "waft Sutter brunettes there is a ars he WOO to 001M1 amplori esat those and every other demise. sot 1 , 00000 soy higher, of wiiik t whams Journal. JULY 20.—lit this market Vises wheat, but, Om weather ho 6 of he sold except at • decline de by ami oats gam as dear, with fee rue and peas firm, t our market to-day thus ono II shoat, which sold freely I.* Itay p also quite as des; but the. of gruidlog Imlay is good requok us,butiuferiaeand heated ps i heavy, are difficult to quit. OMB st uoaltored 'alum. Ischia swa dearer. Beans and pass within e supply of wiled today try (IQ Meet ruled the ewer Wu woe ; :tire; but stall a good oleames both am teiarda aOPPII sad rt. 21s. to 225. ea ; best red diliu , 17s. to 18r. ; best balm 3 1, w ane . 20s. to 21s. ; per 1 1 / 4 6 365. to 44. ; fin* Hoar, ' 275. to 28s. 20.—There WM • rather tki k market, and in ommequeece of file o fur the comity, •ery little bolt glob wheat could only be sold 6 per quarMq sad toreina ld. eerlieed 6d. per seek. Oats s at 'ration. Indira corn admitted IL ,are was not much doing in w►et, .1 change in prices. Th• &bawd its rotas wan paid. Oat+ tn. lest week. We had a abort .apply of whist I bad, at last week's prices. LT 19.—r0 this day's market ewe of grain from the gloms. I lest week's prim. le barley, wils, o quotable variation. What; we —Durham and Yorkshire cad, as 'a. to 49a. ; south outwit/7 red, a, 48e. to 50a. Barley, (wadi% 7s. Oats, Nad i r 23e. to 34*. ; 25e. to 27a. os, 43a. to 45i arrivals for the past week wail 400 qrs. oaks, ocieetw we ; hew —An oomparei with lasi week, and 4d. down on avenge. B* d. down on amigo. Oafo won own on moms. Beano ware 6i on swings. Whoa, 330. to 48s. Ds* 225. to 99a. 3d. Bras. 41. LK. JOLT a —We were flirty dey's morns; foe wind Wen 'be supoly of 'hoop and lassts:vss Calves a =dont* supply; supply. Bost, 6d. to Bd. per lb.; lb. ; lamb, 80. to 91d. ; vial, 64. pip, 14. Id. to it.. per lona ; keday's cattle market the by so meson large, and the polity ably goo I. The trade. alut le toot plum at the lull rata rif moderate supply of sheep. hr firm, and prism were the tura le ere wee a limited show of Loki, rse last week. Of calves the lap ovnt rates may be quoted. range. Quotations :—Beef,7s. NI. 7d. to 84d. ; veal, 7d. to Tied.; lb. ; pork, 6a. 6cL to 74. 3d. pee —The number of cattle this num ig 460, or an inoreme of 9 bead. I alteration occurred is prim as Paned hat market. Top pries, Sri Dd. ; middling and inferior, Gam e. The number of sheep sad more 401 than last market. The last week's prices were amis. the best mutton, ; =- ewes, 644 to 74d. per It Os.; another 101 brought 401.; to 305., and down 13a. a bead. a ss. 6d. per storm ; six to eight ell. a head. Numbers in market 0., 629 ; much cows, 83 ; them' C RETURNS. In as Pas- Mer- Total, WM. >ea- imagers. ehaadlse. 1985. UAL A. & 71 352 260 512 1 s7l 10,406 13.496 19,901 WS - 1,875 4,823 8.408 - US - - 8,034 ma 001 1,879 700 2,177 MO 10) 037 S i 86k 867 MO 23,767 44,915 *932 010/ 49 743 187 030 911 111 5,404 2,684 7,62* teir ei+ 1.3,0 ODD 1,949 MS 381 21.067 10,210 85,487 940 930 39,640 34,8 0 74.674 71.211 001 21,364 24,104 46,510 46.78 tie 8,244 nos 13,420 WO Its 4 13,075 12,4111 Med! NMI V.B - tag &WI as t 8 '2 2,988 8.821 Alm 18 a, virl 1, au 5,85/ 410 lAQES, AND DEATHS. BTRTFIS. 14. Petefs.square, H amm ersmith. ad g., of a son. Ashe, Farnborough-statton , Cancellor, of a son. lag -1111M Tottanhanalgreen , L lyde pork-terrace, London, the wile al doughty uly 18, at Inviorneerterneee. BOP' J. 0. Dr Argolloarerrao, of a sod it:stun-square, the will a T. WA ARRI AGES. 9, at St. Matthew's, Thorp Cooke. the Ikea. H. C. Boo g el Lien, daughter of J. C Bow o , l+ ty 19, at Arbroath. Mr. A Wit T 7. to Jane Charlotte. daeghter d • ly Bank, Arbroath. ), at At. Maly' Church Woes. Will. Monsieur J. A. esti*. of 86 " 11114 .,..k. tia.ortiter of Mr. G. Asks. DEATHS. O. delgb, Addtsooalbe, Robert, 909 it aged 19 year* beater-terrace. Berea a.park Co Zaq. tiott q. Marl, relief of J. Dimes, Se. 77. in Jennings, servant st th e Wad la retiastordtritry, Herta, llfartba DIA Ate-stzest, Fltsroy-sciu. Jo" Wail --------------------. ---------- ..s It or Wisdom Zoe Id" .- a. • OW et Lades. IrhotriA ri .. N. bi tie Precinct of Whl •Ul4•] MNIATO OI .__.., Me Suk rz iarrolvx To t 1" JYRBOAT Klit.Vlolll 11 --Urine . the storms 0w..., - it* you, TIPTCS A IA el talo psd fear ' the Boats or the lio ILlehoot r i trOgRPOOL. KKW YORK, awl I hatlieisa base wed au 11/54, tae pan paremaiia - sinaion els Ign o — yiiia A sTrAsusse coUrAit labod tin Nerds The lastitatiore haa atm 41 NO 1 jviciaebultl Iron Sari* Mamaile. ins period es ha Lileaeal la k = It ea la i I T 0 14 %, Mato Vaille' ll iii n agiet"irata l a r b i g he li kle n" s i ! no-- nem kr MAW YORK. el lasting ' riff Of DEIRIAX, fleboodap, main earsielir ANIMA to the Wine •11113TaTANOIA to maids cal of DOOLON, Yoahaskr. O, OA . . *am te one& the coallaned ipaavi demands on the teatitstioirs 4 offf or umwo, friday, jai, IL 140 MOW litabNelnaaht.. mow w e pncr e zd i allernate i r i ldnis and rale" . andoe.iim arz i rrit s a Mews Wlllts and On ; Bestirs i eteaasea to all Ute Landes and trill o rr es , D r& s aceordhOrliPt_._ WSW , ; rod ar tho oropordthera Levin Seq., at tl= i st ..; and eseuse,”steenues. lf folsean MSC LA John-Are* ceskod^' • tall rennin el prentions O ld _ Meant,' N i s fatted flag awl Intik Oarsolds. las•rr....a — am Ten adroitness, taneitetartbie pita , toil s od o p• — • - •tratatt 124tw.u. Watershoetl a l ... mood; ;F i rm aid YAM. rt. Koos witherzocrok CYIIQ D A R E. Ham EICPIRESENTATION. YPTIAN HALL.. 1111 Y.—Tasesw sad asarysiless Maslow tbs I/MANTAS Ha GROWTH d nowss THUD, and Uss HAL INDIAN BAAXN FIAT, as sal, pesfestrad by Cabana Medan sodabs India& sad bstredsoad tar ts &et Moo la tads °sentry, t i lt= =luta Easter Ilsaday, Az:A mu let ta oslebrated of Iffsals mad V SPIRY NIGHT Eglit Sisterly tooladad) „ TI M= rese w. DWZBDAY sad UMW) lebabiden, Is.. arts, es. : lUDs, IL—Tlcksts at Mr. Illtebalra, Desdetrest, and at IM Setedllss, IppMsa%af, tram II Ss S. " S7e sussattou of Go 61411101 L. —Vide hack" 4uas 1. 11141. ------- OjAwCOPENHAGEN awl MALMO. ' l screw diesistr Ey. p e w, J. I 've afar for the abers tads a* the lead last ilds adMP %V . Grp tat EMW t a L—fce /M illS4l. le WPM to P . GRA Akel st Datalee*lllllK elehasslma-MK LC. .-_---_-----------. riss HIDAII mod the RHINE. —REMO et VAAMA—IbB MANIA& iteemesat I wo.. BATATICM. atelnis .UM modemorNe MK lbetwan, EYNItIr SUNDAY MU — g od It AG AM a.m. train tram Famdmrelvdreet Tom wo : mum Al le. . tare GAIK lei. : reams %lAA sod at Are sad • MA. at 0/LAPLUM Mimed rnsprrif. ; a to MAUR,. 71114 teasoasisame. el Milt!. ILC. _ _ _ . /0111 .--- N-STOO DISCOUNT 00NPANT • wea rtm itioarmaals.._ ri uma r m, ps 0r...... iru4serriiimtriDe. via ak assad al 24171 . 1 21111 -• 11 le .. .. op 21. 14 422 t mate .41 n apir,Tes 212 00121 4911kt/tor Voss petals. -.,--L--_ VIM It IIL incite Airr Ms "ea ar• yr • • MIKKILTO3I rocs Id TIMM GEIVIEtt. L ig e t eurikblDlNAßY ibNliel. KW/11M of abareboldere yid be Yid et the Officer d tes reereledcave fIiVISDAY,Ibe inth dew ei , Jely bal. id am 0 Item beeeet w ir loona ibe t= y el veolembeg lbw yednerlethenpreerdat Gleaerel Mesas. her at doe loadre Tama ea the lab but —by order et lie Items, , lc ic i :vrr,WlT tub um oU, Seer/4aq. TEM CREDIT 1631401111 R and MOBIL= AIMAND (limited). • LeMedeed= l fA,440,010 ;MON MOAN g. Er ase Sigll' 200,000 go M Mrideallteeerve fend ild Bea JAMS L idirchsa STUAZT WORTIMY. Governer. MITALSVI_IC AkKiteee - hmesiard. t 1111111111VOial LIAMILLI4 Tea,eadenGovviacers. Ann ORAAT, Zia. M.P., Meaner* Dtrector. holiChade, req., Leadca. lasetter mbar. MR. aid Broad-sire* Leach= L Plato, MAW heathen, sad 00.), • lea. T. C. Malliaska, M.P., Obstrmen of the Coin& Leedom. Wiledrde" lea /Mama Yoga& Marrisea, *Ad lima) the Theme lad Xeres, Lammas carapway. Maid Mewl Leas, Itia (Marra Lis, Beak.% - fisd Co.) Loam Coke I. Iteibee, lea, Lades. Boa, LT , Itamellcaturre. Leaden. smith, Itaq. (Means. Marital South ead Ca), liteeditrest, Leedom..P Mead Werner, Beg M. Leedom Ma Westmoreland, baq. (Director el the loyal hallow* Cont ent, Leedom. . . Daellunia. Th. hod itailiramiss nisi (Mated). Yost With, Pule, sad arettas. The liallocal WY, Landau, Dab sad is behead. Ife =woe Dalt (Wetted), Uverpeet„ mad Matt data. —. SOLICITINUL Veen Newboa, Enos, sad Co.. Illeleolas4aar, LC. IMMO TRANdAMD. Ids Company amoebic.' loans foe Mould and foreign no muman. Omerites in the M assed arrannmeato of Britt and o th er su mar sambas to Corporations, Town Cononlie, and ease pile brim Tom for Pub& Works Lie h tha introduction of industrial and Commercial Un- Metles. Wm admen approved Stoeka, WM, Bondi. 40. apon A tOlygt irmenoMl and Loma- LOWE, Secretary. leadoa, 17 end 18, Comilla June 16, 184 S. IMU ID BY VIZ CREDIT FONOIER sad MOBILIER INGLARD (Lhndted). NMlet 1.400.000 DIBINTUAYS WITH INTMLISr PAYABLIt QUAATERLY. The Diredcse bets decided to issue Debenture Bonds of the enemy fw amounts and interest as under, viz.: Is the less el 110, 420, £2O, 4100. £460, 4400. and 41,000, with sum Withal. Dr tine years - -- i . per cent. per annum. le Ire pant la Min years latestsysble 'Finnerty, viz., on the 30i6 March, 30th June, Mk Se=, and Ott December, in each year, at the Com -0 jok 7 111.11;e in the debentures tuned by this Com- P l :Sek le ' l, th e and a tfe un ge t n o litv c e a str . 6 ..1; -ii. • the large reserve Mad, affording the Slisit atau the Investor. Dem payable hit bearer, and can them impels im simple from hand to hand, without endorse es& lad ars free tram any further stamp duty.' They are also Mut-ft meet the rertatrements of Trustees and ethers- Dew- Dade by coed may, to be duty registered In the Oottlyany a Wale lesames of the investors or their assigns hos cd spplicanon can be obtained of the Sec:stair, to *mall communications must be addressed.—By order of the Am, ALFRED LOWS, heeretary. Laden 11 and 18, Cernhill, June 16, let & DEPOSITS RECUIVED tLT• THE CUBIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENDUED (Liatiterb. RATES FOE MONEY ON DEPOSIT. ad naircannyat the under receives MONEY ON DEPOSIT this day In rams of LIO mentioned rates, fr om until innersence, Ss. : At lemma doe' milks 3 per cent. per annals. At mentia noble 84 pez cent per annum. ES MED PERIODS OF Salm Was 3 months and ap to 6 months, d per mat per ann. SPna. C months sad up to 9 months ei per cent per ann. dame t months and op to It months SMl2moothe and up to 24 mouths. of arphcatton na ha obtained at the alar,, to Wmall communications mast be addreemd. ity orthr of the Court, ALF neRED WWE, aurs.n. 3 itl7 sad Corabill, London, Ju 16, 1866. ALLALL IRON WORK. ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK OOMPAInk • Old Al. Pasererras4. Luanne. N. W B l2 _ _ . 118 of HObiBURG, near Frankfort-op ..wastes.- Sumer Season, DM& —The Mineral Waters olbiebag, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated nonnar Liebe, are stimulant. tonic, alterative and aperient. mil us of admirable service to removing disorders of the Men sad other Intestines. They stimulate then 0 0. 000 eke Me abdomladeirculation Is defective. min the prepenss 6 sermon, and rive a healthful regularity to the mpg* Of amnion and aasionlation. They are powerful remedial ,_ . 11 001 of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spin ___„'oWthendria, jaandiee , hemorrhoidal disease and oh 'oulation,„___ , . In cases of gout, and all other affections prodeoe& ......'''moincl of the digestive functions, the moat happy resent •.wlisini obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters% new* jr °oll .,_. f feccrund by those who drink them at their source ... Yo u, th e Invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of Varouridhig Irene, and perfect abstraction from the earn an:rid, concur is nesting the action of the medicinal The vaigniticest Cubs°, which, in the beauty of Its Vilittlis. the judicious distribution of its apartment& and r of its decorations. surpasses every other edifice of wind et the banks of the Rhine, contains Mimes for balls teAmi...k. as also forplayed the gams of Triune et guarente and ~„„._". 112.1 formr Is th half %Orli, and the :TIM on Zero; the daily vent wi ure the of the hank at the Trent. ...Innate table is Arad a t t we l ve th ousan d pounds, and the Imaatake is tour hundred and eighty pounds. Among the witigirtaisation roty he mentioned a large and comfortable read lytunished with Liglish.ltalian. big * . tlersaan,Prench, _ ato w .____ , . ace and Dutch journals; a coffee-rooni in the Olympic ea ,"*.non : a divan; for the enjoyment of a cigar. opening table with asidialt ; a grand .In. •Wzoom• i i 7o_ we le d'hdte A la grasping twice a day, at 000 11 . ,_ .". o'clock, under the superintendence of the celebrated ...." . ..els, of Paris, who b the lessee of the refreshment 17 h 7.7, Ahe Urbana. A trcumatanee which cannot ' M ar to "WelnlY the Ifni:fl e sh viaitors is the constructioa, &p -it ta it. completion, of a new English church, on a piece Z gun few that purpose by the generosity of his Serene 0 . Sovereign Luidgram of. Besse. An excellent Iseriag forty distinguished mndciana, perform 1114 . ' 6 odlY : la the morning at the Wells, In the afternoon tett., gardens of the Casino, and In the en. Mg in the • :_,..° 011 . The new unwis/ has *lnput brought the alaja,_,Mers to the entildna sif Frankfort There are As '"no , • dal, to and fro, the bud se late as 11 o'clock. oceeples *nip half. an hoar, the amusements of Is h.—Ye nahte easy reach. Vinton ha timbers may get iftiviiivrlokitweles hose., to Berlin in fifteen, to Faris In six- Maregk s & b illo , A l in twenty-foal, me excellent Is the inter- D3ICORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA The Meeks toe thdity emirs haws aPProwsd d this same* so tie bast remedy tor pm* sad sts kb* ". "WM *ad ; sad as WM @poshest** *pm .or ladles sad chlidses. 144 Co., ausidatdi, am. 171.= 4 . liced ua lrog i hmu=sh ths mseld by an otsbio lash „ aottios.-tiso Disissiord sad 00. 4 es respo wen Ism OM the cork. WOASDICLL'S PILLS, the nit ajs ei h rit o end uieho lle:ll 4 . L 7a.gaw °Fawul * D sc"ll"""°°"'...b) i:u umegiaaredictheet"'bs •rte OXFOR.D.--86, i... r J. OFFILTBACR, J. goarfararsel try Moss Wabash* Mask. es., T rlt il idl= solaleara. i gad t br l r, 4 eramahmaas. Mr Misses Taw end Sara m% Marla and Dory Ihe D'Aa sad Maas. . war Aso* Imam IMO WIN HMS* Oak. TO the ELECTOR DO S IL of the UNITED ICrlift old Yartiement le dissolved-4 saw ewe la etestameted—and yea ate sow ailed upon to menthe as sad lawortsat vigils.* of selecting the repremeliatives of the melted ' city id the world. We ma nn to place oar armee an *whet of cempetiters far year etsges, at ream for a renewal meentinuallat of them ; for we ham We advantage error many madMelles thin we do net come before you se ehtlegers..Our exertkes In year busmen dirges a long eyries of years are sot anktioni. SeltilllTO they been enrewerd. We are old and Well reformers. - Grieved to behold cur tellew.oillems antreneemlyswerteret, we intredmed a new as stem and retied the cry et" and excellence in happy combination." We ham stoat mroesfay opposed and ceadeinued all exorbitant deism ages the pulite pares, settler an maniple to others in the artremc noderstiow d envy Bin presented by onmelme Time set 'limb EWleogressisted dieter been oblectevito. or retested, or amended. We have never . :p s olnted our *oa th taste—we have sewer violated ere —we Item never negleoted duty. The i mp roving of oar sevens* lien the contlimed and inermeed prospertty et our commercial reta liate, Mathes as is prodisthg to give oar best comideratlon to the possibility of AC thither retrenchments of all demaide spin the .einet of our oorailtuants. We are advocaats bran ettension of the suffrage, net "late-• sady, but Mall directleue. Oercandituaney has always been remarkably 'Mendes—the limpet la the kingdom— but we have no etdeetlon whataverto me it multiplied to any extent and mamma all cheese. We ever klielifronr own Interests with three of the richest and the portrait et oar fellow. ocmatrymen, and am ready to work ter all anke—for both sexes and for .it aged 'We have anallaned to mildly dl protege with out a olueelem exclulively to any. With of these pri °plutons, and promises, and wilit="llan mat grateful sense of past favours, We ham the honour to remain, Gentthems, Your faithful aid obedient aervanlit K. MOB and SON. ne.coiscattimus x. Mons sod hOli a.m. to Nine pm (daturdms moepted4 the Great Mated; at the Owner of Itiorstee sod Me :at the (?e la entirl pert street led tier Ostordatreet sad the CCOMOrof Tottm- . - ---- bani . 47)urt-road nal 10aatonvowa, who" a eines. without din unction, will Sleet wtth a oordialreannkm, and Ey command • prompt and ebesehd attention to their wham. 'um and CLOTHING for BOYS, es and 67, O.IJOBJMITSJIIK. The lint Utah['aliment la the Kingdom for every doecriotion of Bore' sae Tennis' Dime Bore Knickerbocker Salta, 16e. Id. lo ban Bore Weetiliaeter sod Oshtemo Salta, lie ea. to ile. Boy( atm, Harrow, and Raab) kin to eta. Sole leiSt ewe Overman, ISs. Id. to Tin Boys' Jacketa for the season, ii ill. to Si& ace Serviceable Ville, ie. 6d. to 7a. tid. Hoye I Serviceable Trailers, la. Id. to lla. Id. H YAM sad Co.'s SAM? DICPARTAINNTS, es and IL OIFOID-813.1.11L No. 1. Gentirosenn Clotting for tonsedlate WOW No, Y. Gen tlemen 'Order Department. No. & Boya Clotting for immediate wear. No. 4. Bo g and Youths' Order Department No. 6. Habit and Livery Departsent Na it Bata and General Hosiery. me. 7. Travailing CIOWIAL Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, lugs, de. Provincial itnusehae—ftm 61, tt and!!, Newotreet ; leads, 42. Primpde. SATTOK—LEA sad PERRINS' WORCIOSTYJUIRIRE SAVOR JDlsdelMloaa eandlesent. pentouseed by eannainasut THE ONLY GOOD BAUM," Is prepared solely by LEA and YERRINS. The public are rigecUWb cautioned spinal worUdeat dons, and should see that Lea and Ywrlns' names are on wrapper, label, bottle, and ASK stopper. and PERRINS' SAUCE. Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors, Worcester bloom. CROSSE and BLACILWILL Ileum BARCLAY sad SONS. London. Re.. Le.: and by groans and Wanes oalvenally. rr ()BIC BITTERS. AT IN QIIIII72si WNW. The most palatable and wholenome bitter to existence ; AN I:MCl/NT TONIC, Au unequalled stomachic, and a gentle stimulant. Sold by grocers, Italian warehousemen, wise merchants, om fectionen, and others, at aft a damn. Manufactured by W4TERS and WILLIAMS, 2, lferWalane, Cannon-street London. Wholesale Avesta Z. Lewis and Co.. Worcester. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and distlomn6 perfume extracted tram the I owers, try JNO. 001NILL aad Co., Perfumers to H. /H. the Primmer of Wake, No. 12, Three Kletpcourt, Leonhard street, Landes. I / Ain:TX—The LXITIICE contains an active eight, the Laude. , which pommies all the =Cot °pima without liadangen.—Mr. G. JOZZLI:I 9 , B = , 49, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Yalta' forgetters), highly recommended by the Medical PA:deaden for amide, asthma, Wesehltlia =dell eheetadoetlema Syrup, h. Pd.; Ma. La lid. mid fa. Pd. Pate, by goat. la. Sit sad fa Pd. NEW YORK.-SWANSEA INFIRMARY.- The BUILDER of THIS DAY, prim 4d., by post Id., contains :—Flne View of Proposed New Infirmary, Amman Ont and About : The Grove, near Watlonl —The Sealtary Con dition of New York—Frauds of Painters—The Cadman nod Weeks at larobton Castle—The Belts ot Albert Memorial Vom. Did the Ancient layptlene know the Nile Notircesl— Hoesnisl—S otos on Funeral Observances and Memorials of I+4 Dead—Treatment of Lunatics—News from Om- MID —Chichester Cathedral—New Blaeldriare Bridir s zp s ar m lsoic. Yorkstroet, Covent-garden and all boo DK. CULVER WELL on MARRIAGE : I~ ob r iriona, Hipredeet and Dhevphstatieste. la. W ean. Corn= or Author. THE IPANTBION TURKISH BATHE, te. ; than, Ms. Ladles' dey, Mondays. At Dr. CA protegee:veal reeldeoce, Great Naribcroug7►4dreeL W. Alio, the Post.odlee amid Tartlet+ Whs. la 6d.. 19. IR Marttulrle-Greed. LC SELF ACCUSATION OF MIIRDER.—A few weeks ego e. matt earned Charles Percy Fuller, a native of Ramsey, is Huntingdonshire, and who is (it I. understood) married to en actress of some note. was found guilty at the diddle sea Sessions of obtaining mousy under false pretescee, and seoseseed to twelve mouths' Imprisonment. He was re moved to Coldbath-fielde Priem), and about a fortaight ago roadie statement to the authorities to the following effect. He said that to July, 1864, he went to Ramsey on • visit to his brother, Mr. Alfred Fuller, a veterinary surgeon, that their sister Elizabeth resided with Alfrel, and that whilst there be (prisoner) poisoned his sister by the administration of tartarised antimony, and he assigned as hie reline the desire to panels some money which he be teen would accrue to him et the death of his sister. The prisoner west en to say the since his sister's death he had received 1110 f., and that he expected some more. He now confessed, herald, to relieve his overburdened mind. The prisoner wee se earnest and eircumetantiel in hie statement, that the authorities ettalbed some weight to it, and the services of Inspector Tanner, of the detective polies, were called into requisition, and the prisoner bevssg solemnly repeated his statement to him, be forthwith departed for Ramsey, where a vigilant inquiry wee set as foot, with the aid of the dinaot members of the Huntingdonshire ponce force. It was found that Mies Fuller died on the 19th of July, 1884, at the age of twenty-three, she being the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Charles Puller, vethrioary bargee*. The naturalist that prisoner received 1201. is false; and in addition, Elizabeth Making, servant to Alfred at the period of Mime Folln's daces" states that deceased was often ill, and that during her teat illness the xelf-aectund murderer never mew him sister but twice. On area these occasion, he gave her some ginger beer. It is proved by several person that prisoner had not bees is the bow. with hie eater for five weeks before her death, during which period she went to Heating. for the benefit of her health. Mereover, the had been attended by Mr.Baten surgeon, of Ramsey, Dr. Ward, of flustingdoo. sad Dr. Walsh, of Lender, who would appear to have eosonered that the cause of death wee phthiaie, and a certificate was gives r cuordiegly. Inspector Tanner, of the metropolitan detective fore., and Inspector Henriltoo, of the local con stabulary, attended before the Revs. James Ulnas and George Johestons, tittles in petty nation at St. Ives at Monday last, „ a d made a report of the above abeam 'Wien ; but the m epigram drdined to warrant ka3l olo• plitation to th e Secretary o res State for exhumatioo. le probable. however, that a requisition to the Home Seers. tary atll be forwarded from the weighboarltood, as the ex citement there in very great, oo.reeqessit on the reveladsee in the Fzitcharil ease. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY IN LONDON. —The proecistaltip of the metropolitan chapter , rendered vacant by the pre!ertneet of Dr. H. E. Meanie/ to " the arclibishopris of Westminster,' lies been essfonad be the Pope on the Very Rots Willism Hest, mienoeary rester tif St. James's, Seseish-p:ece. The canonry hitherto held by Provoit Beet Ina bees Aosierred by the Pope on the Very Rev. John Kann, misitiotery teeter of the Church of kbo floored Bout, and Si. Helm, Boostwood. LONIVIT ; !RIMY . " 111VENnia, • it t; 41; OIL A MINERAL , RANQURT PRORIBITRD Tlr , 1 ' PRIISSLL • 1 • . - It has bees slummed that a banquet in honour cd the 263 liberal =abets of the Prussian Cham ber had been organised at Cologne, and was to take place there on the 22nd inst. The police, it thought Tit to look upon this banquet as political demonatintion, and accordingly prohibited it.. The committee have not only protested against this de cision of the head of the police, but have written to the Minister of the Interior, who, however, has not yid replied to them. The Mayor of Cologne bad himself headed the hat of subscriptions for covering the expense of the banquet, and placed the com munal hall at the service of the oonunittes. lie has now withdrawn kis ruthorisation. The huh& pendasce Bar says that the promoters of the ban quet appear to be as determined to carry ors t their project as the government is to prevent them ; and It thinks that if either party proceeds to violence it will incur a heavy responsibility. THE CHOLERA IN 0008111NTINOPLE. The &Mita Heald of the 12th mays :—" We regret to have tot repeat that the team of a woad of this epidemic:outside:the walla of the Naval witat which were entertained last week, have been partially realised during the. intervaL Inside the hospital, Ice, the coolegiss has spread. In all, thirty-one mess have decayed them selves wince the arrival of the infected frigate frees Egypt, and is oonsequesse, the whole of the infaatry of - the merle u- ashy beseeched close by, have bora removed to tents as the heights behind the Assegai. Outside, eleven as fertilised mess have accarred I. Lasslm.hurba, and one woes the Horn fa the Phaaar—we have beau unable to blare with how many fatal remake. We extract the follow. lag from the proof -she ets of the (gene Medicate crOrieue - to be published to-morrow : At the moment of going to preen we have Se add to our report oa this subjsai an item of news which is the reverse of re-assering—aamelly, that the cheers coatieues to rage (sfrir) in the arsenal, and that casual it have also appeared in mortals quarters of the city. From today. therefore, it is no Wager a quietism of Marling off aa epidemic, but of checking it as much as possible in Be effect', and to this end we recommend to the municipal authorities to abstain for the mensal tree digging up the streets of the faubourg, and to beaten the completioa of the repaving already begun.' Dr. Dickson, of her Majesty's Embeasy, whose valuable hints we pub lished last week, has also amainunioated the following fur ther timely seggentioes 'Shire writing the few biota which you kindly inserted in your last Wednesday's inns, the cholera has, I em sorry to say, hicks' eat is this tows, chiefly in the neighbourhood of the Naval flospital, where it was introduced from Egypt by the Moubir•Sourour. Some of the exciting causes of cholera are beyond human control ; some may be obviated by the combined efforts of society as a body ; some may be avoided or got rid of by individuals themselves. The removal of decomporhig GM, the promotion of ventilation, the enforcement of odes:teal drainage, the trapping of galley-holes in the streets, the preventiou of gas.leakage into the subsoil, the supply of pure water, the prohibition of iatramaral sepulture—these are *Neale fairly within the scope of admi sistrative action. The measures calculated to protect the community from the extension of the disease, wheel it has declared itself, are :—l. lions to house visitation by competent inspectors, for the two-fold purpose of enforcing cleanliness sod osculation, sad of detecting the malady in its earliest manifestations. 2. The immediate coeveyanos of the poor who are smitten with the disease to cholera hospitals. 3. The removal of the still healthy poor to houses of refuge, while their tainted dwellings are being disinfected sad purified. If cholera should break out in a house, strict attention to aleseheess most be enforced. Nurses, and other perms, attending epee the sick, should wash their hands before eating or handling food. All dia. che from the sick perm, and lines soiled with them, should at owe be immersed in some diaiefectiog fluid, buried, burned, or otherwise dcetroved. It has, moreover, been suggested that the matters ejected from the stomach and bowels be received in • pen calatainieg recently boomed charcoal ; or upon some worthless stuff, such as tow for instsnoe—and be destroyed forthwith.' In ocessqueees of this regrettable *primed of the disease, foul bills 'options to be loaned by the Galata Board of Health.” THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. WIMBLEDON, Tatitarier EVINING. The absorbing topic of this day's proceedings was the great contest between eight of the p i cked moo of Eng land, Scotland, and Ireland, to compete for the first time with the repremotatives of the sister We for the honorary poemenion of the Elcho Shield. The change which had taken place to admit eight members who were native* of Ireland into the competition naturally invested the contest with more than ordinary inteiest, and after the almost im promptu team which had been got up, and the manner is which they acquitted themselves for the possession of the International Enfield Trophy, there was &general hope that they might become the possessors of the prize, although the realisation of that hope was almost something more than doubtful. The contest was divided Into three lunges of 800, 900, sod 1,000 yards, 13 shots each at these different ranges. As a natural consequence the three countries fired from separate points, and the business of the day began at half-pest 9 o'clock at 800 yards. The Earl of Aberdeen made the extraordinary score of 12 bull's..ryes and three centres for Scotland, makiog altogether 67 po ints; Yn Wilkie, also belonging to the Scottish, making 51 ; but this number was equalled by Mr. Beating, one of the &what eight, beloneng to the St. George's Rifles, who made 51 point.. The Scotch were most ably represented by Captain Ross and him sons, Edward aad Colin, and nothing could exceed the splendid shooting of the Earl of Aberdeen, who made bull's *yes in such succession that with him it (*seed to be a novelty, and when that honourable score was not made it proved rather the exceptions than the rule. After one of the most spirited contests ever withstood at these meetings, the palm of victory was awarded to England, the tow ' more of the three ranges being as follow : ten Yenta 1100 Yarda 1,000 Yards . . Englund Scotland lraLind Ai;sootTh as the numbers were peonooneed, 'Kee &Wand • majority of 2—the respeca ice cumbers beim hi England, 1,053 ; Scotland, 1,081; sod Ireland, tee was Meat enthusiastic cheering on behalf of England, but aintaiii eimulteneous/y with this, there arose so equally lend °hear ts, from the Scotch eight, who deemed that they tad woo the prise, on amount of some dispute which bad arisen as to whether • shot which had teen flied some time back was • ricochet or • centre. Some remarks were made as to why this objection was rot mode before, and the point was left foe the decision of the wawa, EXPLOSIVE AND NON-EXPIASIVZ 1311727 POWDER— . Gale and Mr. Saunders attended at Mount Edgetimbe yesterday to Dhow to his Royal Highness the Prince of Widen and her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales Mr. Gale's invention for rendering gunpowder noe-explo ewe and restoring its explosive properties at pleasure. The experiment's were made on the lawn in front of the bowie. On the protected gunpowder being shown to the Prins, he inquired bow it was possi/de to return its explosive properties; this was iortantly dose, and the % re odor fi red, when it exploded with the usual smartness. :pennants were repeated, to the evidentautinfec ti of his royal highnees, who then made minute inquiries in the nature of the intention, and the means which led to the discovery by Mr. Gale. He alto expressed a hope that the aubjoct had been taken up by the' goverotnent, and was pleased to and that it had received pbmpt atten tion from the War-ofilee. The experintsate- •were wit- named by the Duke of St. Albano, Lord Skehreendale, Lady Skelmendale, Counters Dalkeith, Lord George Hamilton. Lady !I/Alm Hamilton, the Earl Monet Hes cqesbe, Dowager Counter Mount Edgeembe, General Knollys, Major Grey, and the Oounters de Grey. The Prices, who was naturally apprehensive of the reaulta when he first saw the slow match burning down into the gun powder, immediately gained confidence on epilog Mr. Gale holding the vessel with the gunpowder in hors hind. He expressed his satisfaction at the discovery of a process cal culated to save life and diminish anxiety. Be mid that the experiments had been completely ancemodni, that be was deeply interested in them, and he was glad to find that Mr. Gale bed devoted his attention to a subjeeiet so much importance to the public.—Wettere Morning Neon SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—Am accident, whiCh beg resulted in distressing ommequencea, occurred in the vicinity of Windsor on Wednesday evening. It seen.' that Ciptaiin Bread and Mrs. Brand (the daughter of his Excellency M. Van de Weyer, the Belgian minister) Were drfsing in the neighbourhood of the town, when the home ran away, and while the captain was trying to restrain the animal, the reins broke, and all metro' over it was last. The captain attempted to lease the carriage In order to stop the harm if ;violable, but In defog so slipped gad fell, and received some injury. The fright, mid cromreqtreet shock to the sedan which Mrs. Bread received through the widest caused a moat serious illness (although it is understood that she wee not throw. from the I vehicle), which has brought on a premature confinement, and left the lady in snob a critical state as to cense the Smateet &km to her friend.. Mrs. Brood er , It is said, to have left bee random in the Cloisters of Winder l Oath yesterday on a two months' vi e it t o IL an d MarlanteVaa r de Weyer, et New-lodge ' near Windsor Permit, the seat of his Ihoellseey the Belgian minister. The ueftvttraste lady, oho wee y esterday shaman said to be be et my glue:dog eonditioo, now lies et Caftan Breed's on "In the Cloisters , under the care i Dr, Pane, of .dew, sad Dr, lialieor, of Windsor. TEN AGNICUL I W BROW 'AT (gni ooa inouL oo*Oosonser.) .PLY„MOUTH, TROISAM Thfil duty of wa&is in the abow-yard yesterday for the Prance of Wales, and afterwards that of rune mg after his royal highness—no light one— whe n he had arrived, obliged me to leave several of the day's collateral events in arrear ; and I must therefore commence this day's letter by supplying the deficiency. His royal highneen messed over from Mount Edgct i unbe n Lord Mount-Edg mamba's barge to the Victualling-yard, where the usual preparatieas for a royal leading had been made. The pathway was oovered with scarlet cloth. The guard of honour was furnished by the 28th Royal Devon Re giment in the district, under the command of Captain Williams, and the band of the regiment played the loyal music suitable to the occasion. A troop of the Royal Horse Artillery, commanded by Captain Mutable= waited to act as escort, and carriages were in atiendance ta take the royal peaty to the show-yard. Previous to his royal lughnesa's arrival, the Viettudling-yard had gradually filled with national and local notabilities. There were the Lords of the Admiralty, headed Sy hia Grace the Duke of Somerset, then there were the dock authorities, the Port Admiral, the general coin mandingthe district, Lord Templetown, and several others, the record of whose names could not be expected to make much sensation in a plitoe so far off as London. At tea minutes to one the ships of war and the shore battery simultaneously opened fire in the shape of royal salutes. The royal barge then drew up to the landing-plaoi, and the party, con sisting of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Pnnoess at Wales, Lady de Grey (in attendance on her royal highness), Lord Mount Rdgcumbe, kc., landed, The mayor and town council of Plymouth were waiting to pay their respects, and after the usual municipal . homage, the carriages were entered, and the procession moved off to the cattle show. The streets were densely crowded by the working population, whose loyalty was unbounded, but whose physical condition might be con siderably improved, and the houses were hung with every national flag in the world except the French irtoolour—an omission which, although of course entirely accidental, gave, I understand, con siderable umbrage to the French officers. In my last letter I mentioned how the visitors in the show-yard were thrown off the scent, and now when you learn that they numbered nearly 16,000 people, and had paid somewhereabout2,oool. fords privilege of seeing the Prince and Princess of Wales, you can account for the succession of frantic stampedes across the show ground, to which I alluded in my last letter. The royal party were kept as free from v the pressure of the crowd as possible, but the anxiety of the people to see the young and graceful aa well as illustrious couple who had condescended to come by sea all the way down channel in half a gale of wind to visit their cattle show defied all restraint. PLYMOUTH, JOLT 20, EVINING4 A 4)4m . was given to-day at Mount Edg combs to about 100 of the Ate of the neighbour hood, invited to meet the Prince and Princess of Wales. In the afternoon their royal highnesses went a short yachting excursion in the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe's yacht, and in the evening the Prince dined with Viscount Templetown, Commander-in- Chief of the Western District, at the Government house, Mount Wise. The party consisted princi pally of the army and navy officers in commission at the port, and the officers of the French squadron lying in the Sound. After dinner the Prince adjourned with the company to a grand ball given by the United Services at the Royal William Yard, Stonabouse. COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO MR. 'M TORRRAYS, M.P. Last night a large number of gentlemen, chiefly connected with the borough of Finsbury, met at the Free masons' Tavern for the purpose of celebrating, by a oom plimeetary dinner, the retinue( Mr. W. T. MT. Torre= for that beeongh. The chair was occupied by Colonel Pitt Kennedy, who tilled the same position in the election com mittee of the hon. member. Autocad thou present were Mr. li'Doeuell, vice-chairman of Mr. Tomes' committee ; Mr. Phillips, one of the candidate" at the late elec tion for the representation of Pillsbury, bat who resigned early in the day in favour of Mr. Tonics; Major-Getters' &reclaim, Mr. John Ozsnford, Mr. Hepworth Dixon, Mr. Friswell, Mr. Linea= Banks, Mr. Soon, Mr. Wiltshire, Mr. Prowse, Mr. Don nelly. Mr. Hugh Owen, Mr. ScilEcy French, Mr. It'Aribur, Dr. Bruce, Dr. Jarrow, Dr. Kay, Dr. Hine', Mr. Jibes Hogg, ice. The reception given to Mr. Tones. wan most cordial sad imithostaatic. During the dinner the chairman annoenoed that a telegram had been received stating that Mr. Gladstone bad been re turned for Bouth Lancashire, whereupon all present started to their legs, cheering loudly sad waving handkerchief'. The enthusiasm displayed at this announcement was only equalled by that which gusted Mr. Torrens when be rose to reply to the tout of his same, which was proposed in very complimentary terms by the chairman. In ackeow lodging the toast, Mr. Torreon (*.Neely expressed his thank" to the electors of Finsbury for the high and hoeourable position in which they had placed him. He should go to she Howe of Commove repreeseting, through their kW nom, a larger number of polled voters than any other mem ber of that assembly. But he felt that in proportion to the obligation laid upon him should be his endeavour to redeem it. (Hear, hear.) He could only ray that all his faculties should be at their diepose. He should do his best to redeem every pledge he bad made. And if be was ever found slumbering at his post, he hoppeedd his constituents would pull him up. (Clam.) In alluding to the recent elections, he std that both sides appeared to be satisfied with the result. For handl, he would Indy sly that he was glad there was to be • snare opposition in the House of Commons, for • strong opposition was a powerful means of stirring up a minister or • ministry to action. (Hear, bear.) Mahar. gentleman again impaired hie thanks to the people of Finsbury for the proud position in which they bad planet him, and concluded amidst loud cheers. The other touts of the evening included the number " 8,480," being the samba of electors who polled for Mr. Tomes, which wan prepared by Mr. Oxenford ; " The Literary Members of the House of Commons," proposed by Mr. Hepworth Dixon ; " The Industrial Interests of Frasbuy," proposed by Mr. Boitou, and responded to by Mr. Phillips ; " The Press," &e. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. At the monthly peers' meeting held yesterday, at the society' s hones, in Hasover.squaris ; Robert Hudson. Esq.. REA, in the chair ; Viscount Folkestone, Viscount Andover, Lord Eliot, Lord Henry Pony, V. 0., Sir Hen,. do HoOtca, Bert., Sir Lionel Pilkiegtoo Bars., Sir Henry C. Polly Bart., Hon. Edward Dutto n, Hoe. Henry B. Johnstone, Hon. William G. Eden, Hon. Bernard Howard, Colonel the Hop. R. Charters Major.Genani Alexander Peter La Ifeenrier, Colonel 'Waldo Sibthorp, Major Henry B. L. Newdigete, Captain J. H. Anderson, Captain G. H. BS liagion, Captain Henry Lawson. Lieutenant Cecil John Shepherd, Lady Dormer, and Messrs. William Barneby, A. J. Leaven, H. Hughes, William H. Bose, Henry W. Neiman, T. Fieid,Williare Soon, Henry Polo, Henry Worsworthy, Franc , . Hewett, Simon F. Sicomins, Thomas E. Smith, F. Goodell, W. J. N. Angersteine, H. Polk, F. Linares., F. L. Capron, William E. Freeman O'Brien, William Cleland, Samuel B. Twining, Henry Hadow, Charles Megaav, John Dugdele, Alfred Newton, F. H. Hallett, Han Sloane Stanley, Walter Wring/ism, B. A. Sotheni. Robert Tonne, George Worm' ' John Bolder° Harry Terser, James G. Heath, B. R. Elebeler, Georg; G. Sand/mar, jon., If. J. Holmes, William Alton, Dion Boocksalt. William R. Enabach, and W. F. Miller, wars elected Fellows; sad Profaner Filippo de Phillip', di rector of the Royal Zoological Ifuseass, Tarim, a !mains member of the society. Twenty-meow candidates for this fellowship ware profaned for election at the next meeting is Angst. _ - Tae DIIILDI9I, DotmDAJ OABIL—The Court of Assizes of ItsiswatrOise hes Ude week trisd a brother of the Christie', Schools of Morey, awned Goebert, aged 48, on 87 clasrps of wallies* wanks on boys osier fifteen years of age, who attended the reboot at Dowdsn, is which be wee a traeher. 'l'b• trial, which took plasm with closed dales, ended la the asseletion of taw power, who tout fogad guilty as all the wants of the iodide:ask rridloed extenuatiog eirearestacess, sod the (loud tiedlrdittgly eon. imisod him to hold Wawa fir We.--Golitosoi. DiTAMPED,:feI"ADDITIONALO _ SPORTING INTELLICINNOR. SOUTHAMPTON RAONS.—aTittrEeDAY. eardeuanse of the beautiful weedier of Wednesday *vie Seduced au immense number or Bouthampladass to visit thin most pictureoque owsres. Thies was, however, a poor repreeeniatim of the regular *nom of the turf, orgy doubtless baring gees as to Liolowegt The Duke et Beaufort and Load Part mouth, who are remarkably popular in the neighbourhood, wile es the pound with =drop, sad as ewes@ el the Apples Mr. Pitt in the toe oakum wee regorged with greet 4bethrisg. Tao &mane' Puri of 5 eon. esishorith 4) added, for 2yroids. The wisher to be geld for 2001. Ogrtebs nano end sliswanona Led ball min (7 oubs.) Mr. J. H. Out TM Mason, by Gisa asmson— Sabrina,Sib (F. Adams) I Mr. T. B. Imes Morber limit, Ist (Mk)._ GO lordbasei: Mr. Bsadotao's Marisa; est bib Moles) 3 Ths Wartsg silo roa:—Atisssts. Octden Mohr, And., . Betting : sto 4 god Alberta, 4 to I gaols opt Mariam sad Mutter Shun, 7 to Meech eget this Mame sad Panpipe fili lig STAID PLATO of %X.:added to •••wespetakee of 5 sow. sash. T.Y.O. Car O a !tags we of tbs hos, by Games Vans— & Set am Mr. Mr lettodt a l=l:l7{k i lit ab , 6 blb ri mia , Meal ma aro ran. &Was :6to 4 es de of the Bee, 5 to 2 silt May gond. 7 Two iti l 1 " 2111219 o 3 arm *sok with 101. lidded. Ott sane. (3 ) Mr. Weaken Oorset, by Clunslisr tis Ember, 4 yes (40/), Ist Sib Alb. T. R. Let's Ephemera, 6 ors (404.), 7st 7lb (=tl) 2 Bann : 7 to 4 oe Onset. Tao erossaAx Yana erAtila at 10 tom each, sf, for ; extra. (5 farleop, straight.) Tbe Bokser IteratorPs Mr. Pitt, by Prime Minister— . Usley. o n e . n. 71b ex.) Fordhans) 1 Mr. Smith fat (la. 711 ex I Adams) 2 Captain Gray's TM Male. fist 101 b (1 Adams) 3 Btioyer and Battler also ran. Betting : sto 4 as Mr. Pitt, 2to 1 apt The Mule, and 6 to 1 apt Osese. limmmtrzair Pun of 301., added to a sweepstakes of 3 son. each. for 2-grulds and upwards. Hell a mile. Captain King's Geis ofriam the Sea. 6 yrs, lest 41b •P. aster ) ) 1 Mr. Beadmaa's Ma, yrs, 7at lib (Hilib 2 Mr. George Yemen Coasts ftto, it yrs 7st Ilb.. (Koala) 8 Cby Gresvenor—Pabs Leaf and by Canobie—RoptAse also TIM : 7to 4 on Gem of the Sea, 3 to 1 apt Mariana, an i ert i : l l apt Counties 8010. Tag MCGSSY Hammer fining, of 3 1,022. each, with 30 added ,• winners ortin. Mr. I. Wooleott's May Guess, by Newmiaster—British Queen, Z Tana. pt. Mordan) 1 Mr. loses's 3 715. Ost Moon) 2 Mr. liaybes's Vigil, 6 yrs 754 Mb 'Moor) listilai : 3 to 1 oa Raj Chem. ALDERSHOT CAMP RAOllB.—ThmtaDAY. Remit : 601. to 401. oa Oareleas Boy, k ft. Use mile sod hat. _ _ Ili Shaw's Careless Hoy. 111 t Hee ft Me. Hearse's Amy Head Tat SOUTH WWII= RAILWAY PLars of 26 soma added to sweepatakse of 3 son. week, b ft, eraiskt far age. One m 1 1.•• _ _ Shaw' The Ides, 6 yrs, 13at 611) (Owner) 1 Captain Browning's lord Pali:lentos, aged, lld Tlb n F ile Captain (Captai Alberta, lode Stella, 6 yrs, ILI 611), 2 .ftg W. Peal) It The Zoe and Polly alarm -.•- . - - Battlag : 5 to 4aptThe 14aa, 7 to 4 mat Alberti, 7 to 1 apt say other. Tww Caahozza . Racz, a Swompatakes of 2 non each. with 50 aided ; 12at each, with certain pawaltias. Half • exile. Captain Durrant's Athenian. I2st (Owner) 1 Sir A. Mackworth's Sunshine, It-b, lbt (car, last (owner) Captain Bnidley's Spirit of the Night, 71b (ear. Ilist Sib) 2 (Owner) II The following also ran .—Tnntay, Deerfoot, Quickstep, The Duchess. Emerald. The Admiral. and The Emperor. Betting : 3 to 1 each apt Spirit of the Night and Tommy, 5 to 1 apt the others. MATCH, 501, Half-I-mile. Mr. Herbert's Duke of Cambridge, lest (Owoar) I Hon. W. 14 °rib's Ace of Tramps, 1.94 71b Betting : 2 to 1 oa Duke of Cambridge, who won by I.2lsagtha. TIM Oran HANDICAP of 100 son. added to a Swats:takes of 10 son. each. 5 It. A mile sad a half. in subs. Captain Lloyd nd Connexion, S me, lOst 1 (Shoount Ada 1 Captain Parker ad Vision, 6 yn, Ilst MD ..(Capt Riddle I Major Dixon ad Amok 6 yea, lest (Owner I The following also ran :—Columbia, Mrs. ficenerville, Slater limy, Burney, Warfare, Endworth, Chelmsford, and Conjuror. Betting : 6 to 4 agst Ascot, 12 to 1 apt &dwell), 4 to 1 apt Comte:Me 5 to 1 apt Columbia, 100 to lb apt Bunny, 10 to 1 4411 apt Warfare acid Vision, 12 to 1 agst &der M. 'Lov azy a : 50 awn. each. Half-smile. Catch weight. Captain Bradley's Lady Stockbridge (Owner) 1 Mr. Marbertl Black Prince (Owner) 2 Won easily by two leegths. MATCH, 100 sore, ' 1161 lib each. ifalf-s.ralle. =t i t Coverlg eob leternsan Knota Owner) 1 (Owner) Batting : 6 to 4 on Ulstermen. THE ALDZIOHOT TOWS PLATS, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 more, seek, 3 forfeit : weight for age, with willing allow. imam On. mile. Mr. Shaw's Triumpher, 4 yrs, list Mb (201.) (Owner) 1 Capt. Willan'ermenna. 3 yrs. lot Sib (20i) .. (Capt 'Parker) Mr. Norries Teddy, 4 yes, last 12lb (fti„) 'Owner) I The following also ran:—Mishap. Weaver, Deerfoon, New- Lydia, Maid of the Mel, and ClarlbeL A HOWLS HACK of 5 sots each, 3 ft, with 50 son aside,) ; 12st each. On. mile and a half, over six hurdles. Mr. Whignd Lord Chancellor, 12st (Cap(. Smith) 1 Mr. George ad Doubloon, list (Mr. Harfovd) Mr. Shaw's The Idea, 6 yea, list (Mr Knox) I The following shoran :—Cane-s Boy, Boadicea, and The Ike. MATCH for 501. • I lit each. Beale-nee dour's. • Mr. Perasa's Laird of the Craig , arifilLit'a Crick Betting : 7 to 4 co Crick oar:t tut. t TIM FAEN6OIIOI7OII Car (isiliiiiioßA, added JO II sweep stokes of 3 soya each. One milo sad a gnat ter. Mr. Lloyd's Em 4 yrs, 154 (Lord Adore) 1 Mr. Shaves Co)nmbine, 6 yrs. ISat Ylb Owner) 3 IMptain Brownings Lord Palmerston, aged, 11st Mb. . (Captain PM) 3 Wearer also ram Tai &ULU STAR 311.07.eaci, with 201. added, half a mile, was won by Csptaio Chapha's Imams, hut, llfr. Norris), beating 14. Campbell's The Witok(owner),asmod, aad six Mbar,. Tag ComsoLATtos STAKE; (Handicap) of 3 soya mob, with 25 added, threerquartets of • mile, was woe by Mr. Peones ad dilater Mary, 9st 111 b (Mr. Hayford), besting Kr. Kerr ad Chelmsford, 104 61b (Captain Parker), sewed. Mr. Norrit's Teddy, 10.1 10lb (Kr. 1414 t), third, and four others. BETTING AT MANCHISTER.—TetrzaDAT. GOODWOOD STAKE:S. to 1 aid Claremont of, 10 W 1 apt Itadadre (t d< off) take 9to 2) kb to 1 Swordsman (off, 9to 1 Suspicion (t) GOO D crr. lake 109 to 9) DW 4 to 1 apt Union Jack (t) 6 to 1 sot Gladiateur (t and ti Ito 1 Ethan, ;off) off). CRICKET. SURREY V. KIM. —This county match Was emumenced yesterday morning on the Surrey pound, Kennington-oval, ant attracted a large number of specie ton. Surrey won the tom, and took their tenisp first. The wickets fell thus for 99 two fat 196, three for 211, four for 216, five for 220, six for 269 seven for 289, sad eight for 313, with two wit:Mete to fall. Ploy will be resumed this morning. MARY =BON E CLUB AND GROUND V. THE Courn or HOYFOLIC.—At Lord'airetted yesterday morn ing this match was commenced. Suffolk made a very small soon, 58 being the total. Oa the Y.O.A. Ode Mr. E. M. Gram marked 82, and Kr. J. J. Sewell 41, the innings closiag for 269. Play for the day then ceased, the gem* being 'err mis-aided. The match will be resumed this day. SUREST V. Sussex. This match, on the Brighton-ground, was resumed on Wednesday (the third dsy), when Barmy with awe wicket to fell Soughed their innings foe 153. dames in their second innings moored 187, of which Jobe Lillywhite obtained 61. The match was left drawn, the following being the state of the some Sussex,ngs, 203 ; mooed innings, 187. Surrey, ilist innings, 153 ; issered isaisgs, 14. GOODWOOD RALCZA.—The Goodwood Cop, knit wedged by Mews. Loudon sad Eder, 17, New Bond streeo, is weeny. in form sod very ela bo rately oniamented. The designer , lir. Robert Jeffsrsoo has taken his subject from Burgher's ballad of "Leonora," and has most skilfully depicted she midnight ride of the pope maiden with her spectral lover. The handles are famed of the atisedent smith who intercede for Ltheors, Led at the base are smiling cupid. entwined with peados doom, illustrating the maarefel love stogy. The work will be a view at Rears. Loudon sad Rydees, 17, New Bood.streatAduring the present week. DZOPATCH OF TIM ADDDIALLAD MAIM —GOUTS. Amnon, JULY 20.— TM Peninsular sad Oriente' Coewthey's othenithip Masa.. C aptain Abeam!, sailed hewer leviay with the mails .for GlAreltar, the nediterniossa, Pam Adele, Chylos. liedle, Mine, Andra* New Zeeland * ie. She net oat 40 Sniffled 10 eeeeedoeien peseeesere, sod et general cargo, theladieg 310 boxes of wow ie., far the folleoiee ports, vit. :—Madras, geld miss 6434 ; iver coins, 17a : gold thyme, MI. Chlesels, tee "J li 45,7001. ; jewel/sty sad watches, LOW. Hong Keas hi lzy . silver, 10,000/. ; • dollen, 2,7601.; geld Weed, .Banuighal, dollars, 19.1501. ; silver cola, 2001. ; 'spongy and weights, 2,9324 10e. ; sad foe hleffliadrie, wevershroa, 16,0004 [TWOPECE A SEW CONSERTArnrs OBIGADE. ,al (From the SAgeree Soernal.) The arty Up-train far Salisbury Oil Friday, d. seethislien day fee South Willa, waived an extra, dimly aoceither of pommies at Oillbehun, Swirl ' APO and if baby that sine•lme th e ell them Mere inrs of Mr. Oren. the liberal candidete, we Ida sot exaggerate. When the train rush, Salisbury ..e the party had seabed se burble ems, ; but we seen teid to wait hit for the "speefal , width, hest the heediserten of Wyk= at Warmiester sad Devisee, was ', • to brusg it rieers is or led the adherents ef tire base of Ling , dos time Harry Thy... arrived at the Mod of We co ams. which certdaly exhibited ma imposts" SP pernalliell, bat when the toe poetise Sadly sealed to their pleas on the left and el the besting than wee so gartaking the siberied anparketty of the liberals, The proceedings commenesiL Sir IL Beech wee waxing thqueut in Colonel Bathurst's pp.% when there se dgy before the hustings • poop of th et oot • doses appeased most villagous•looldng "tousle that we ever saw congregated together. One wet a mulatto the the despite • reepectebk dress and fluky rings, but " written all over hie features. 'The others looked a labor pealed their solely yous le the deg end their latter days gal, So sahib sad uniefetakeeble wee their appeerthee, Writhes* wee • wry at moos, " Take awe 7. o uk_tieskakt!" • stead, afloat sad dvll erred. waive, ler modem, but the. abjure wee so evtiont en upped was isemedbaly made to Load ßu oy Thyme to " telorkwey the Zabel reeths." • recount ,blab, with uplifted leenis •ad hiething fthee_ taw sable lord eigeed• isekilty to comply with. Anew • tints there wen same pethieg, the sue pmeareor d a raw, but an actual fight with those bullies was averted by the great courage ad coalman of • few pewee, one or two of them emberatively youths. Oee woos, who, same we do sot bow, sated with brewery. He seemed to be a farmer is middle MY' but by so banes fonsideble•looking enstomer. Observing the begioning of • row, future, • rise. an co t e = four of the •soughe with exeseded data nd to sheer aM. A few of hie immediate friends showed signs of support The "rosette acre attenielud. The boys saw they were rewards as well is WM, end et mice tumid epok them. The inelpipt row was nippeditt ~ the bad. The the h, were entire beaten after their et, Whim ; they thought toballyked wed, sad while alternately the struggle came, it sever got mare seder . then a peak Rh please. end the liberele by en easy WWI ettert drove •ltiest to the outside of the crowd, where ' oolleating thereadves• into • party, they were sees eeffelic. • rebating. Now, wile brought these fellows le They bare sot of Mess of men who pay their es O ls wt l 3ll-' way fere. Some see meet have dose it for them? Whet They all were blue ribbons? sod sheered the soeservetive , tea. This then is the tow idea of freedom of eler Um Get volea—leasestly Hyoses,' ; but get voter. OM Us= by MOW It yea an • if serf.'with Bekaa bullies, try tetimidstion. To do the reipestable et the oosetevatives memos jabs, we must esr=rey . sees, theroegbly ashamed el the party.' The efteletwpOw all seemed to he • fsliegaf diegaid. Serious dlaturbenees were caused in the skeet* by the , efforts of the mob to get at the roughs. As soes is the proceedinp of the nontioatioe tensimalmi • nets ~•i wee made for them through the town. Two of them weme pursued np Mineter•street and fillver-abeft kith, Fiehertee kidge, where we of them had the good lertere to gel a voiles and was drives away. The other wee * mixed by• the crowd sod throws fete the aster, after i bolos din knocked shout. Them, then ier mud en visited homew l whin the ups were onward try Is easoided. • At MU' n Meeks Inn Nueva of them were yeitakiwg of in the large &decree's. the wain of . Q use Theseowd earteended the Wile& eadodler several vain attempts to g 4 theca eat, pas ter, t by the windows. For this purpose holden were In but the 64 man who tried to enter by Munn ate ells from the Weak, by we of the toughs with, As bee • of the crowd appeared anxious to nth mother Muespl . the windows wen destroyed, and • Jumada, shower et brickbats sad Lege atoms was poured ie. the ream, in spite of some isaffsoteal efforts es the poet a thews • with. to batricade the windows. Meaewhile some of the I semikate &imbed up under the roof, through the adjohdog loft, which wee belay rebuilt, sad effected au estrange Is • the room through the wiling. The decedents, finding . their tear thus turned, Jumped out of • window into the yea' of the inn, bat before they bed ran more thee • few• yards the mob overtook them. Two or three el than were et mice taken to NAGAl:mend ducked, but the Mime. fortenstely for theesseiver, fell into the heads of the poll% tad were taken to the dittos. Oaten wen discovered is the moms of the tif blues, sad takes is charge by the police, many of them bearing marks of very rough tugboat. About this time (blood Bathurst wee sees walking up fhtherise-street, and was followed by part of the crowd, who hooted at bier and yelled out, "Her ' their employer," for roma diets*, WI he turned int* V. Brows's, the ceafeetiortee's. The loth attempted to follow him, but they wen kept at bay by • few goalie ., of the city till the shutters weld be put up, end was while be was let out by a hook tube, The crowd this west off to the Thee Samoa, the beadicerlere of the Oes servative party, with the view of indlog Mr. W. Day. of Woodyetes, who, they alkged, had 'lmaged the rout, In thin quart they were, however, fortenetely bomeoes There was • large numb, of fermate and others in the yard of the hotel, who resisted the effort/ of the mob lie enter, sad for some time, till the arrival of the polka, ' there was ooesidereble souillsog sad excitement. A reps, wee than spread that come of the roughs were at the Ora, Western Railway stelae sad the mob proceeded le search et them stela, the antral of :Ye sweet Ruth et if the rush/ had taken shelter at the duke, and were pee teeted by ter. May, the Metros-master, until they were get off by • South Western train. While at the Natio. they admitted that they were brought dews to Mete, the election, and said they bad been engaged by • Mr. Coney, of the Haymarket, Londe,. During the afternoon the exilimmest is the dry wu very pest, and all the shops were closed. Pablie indigestion was strongly directed @wawa the cenitetvative eandidatee, is it was generally believed that the roughs bed been engaged by them, or by their friends, in order to prevent Mr. Grout from befae beard. At three o'clock, however, the fellowiug i goad by Lord Beery Toys, end Colonel Fled/tisk B. Bathurst, was hand It having been stated that we, the oceservetive candidates, have brought dews rough. to this town, we, the undersigned. beg to my ' we bow nothisy . about it, sod bag utterly to re- • With, the same. Tbe names of the men who were . token to the police station were John Hamilton, Robert Travms, Job Cobley, James nub, IV Mem Sot, .Johei. Bryon, William Woolf, Michel Lane. Joho Collies, Jamie Mart.. Daniel ammo, James McCormick, and Jobs Bishop, moat of whom ore well known u pugilists to sup potters of the ring. Another, named Dosovsa t was toned this morniog by the police in • Int-clue catnap on the South Western Railway, where he had pared the night. He, it appears, was the eely ate who escaped the rough knits... to whiah kis brethren were subjected.. The men were discharged from the police station early in the morn iag, sad emit oat of the town. They all heartily said that tiro would sot loiter in the tows, nor would they ever • "kit it again. Coosy, who with Hamilton acted as their leader and engaged them, left the town by an early trots sad eusped injury. Aorordi, to the statetneete of the men at the railway station they were engaged by Coney to come down "for an election," at two guukas per head and , their travelling expess, THE LLTIC MCADAM op LIZUT. CLUITERBUOIL— The father of the late Lieut. ansterbt.ck (the Rev. J. C. Clattertordr, of Long Wellenham, Abirogdon) expresses hes grateful tbangs to the town sod neighbourhood of Parsons town for the feeling shown by them on the occasion of the violent death of his son, on duty id the barracks at Birr, on the tlth net. "When I entered Paremistown on the 13th," writes the rev. pritlesean, "all the shops were mom sr less closed, and, as I em informed, renodued so during the four der which elapsed between the finding the body io the River Brossard its final removal from the barman Ito the railway station, on its way to England. I hear I from Lieutenant Nicola, a friend and brother officer of my son. that 'the whole town and numbers of the country people asked permission to follow. nos as it mob, but w it h the greatest respect and sympathr„Doorowslieg, no talkie& but a mat orderly sasembly of feeling people, &moulding to nearly 2,000.' At a spacial meeting of the town commis sionary, all the members being present, resolutions were • passed testifying ' their regret and indignation at the mime, and the degradation which must Deesisarly fall en their coustry as the verse of shied • tragedy,' addng aspersions of sympathy to my family and offer* a large toward , tar the discovery of any of the property which it is believed, served as the temptatios to *le foirful murder. IN crolusios, I feel that I owe, and lAmto of my • grateful acknowledgment to the officers sad otters of the nom* for the kindless received by my eon while serving with thava, and especially • tribute of praise to Xs* Biggs end thins who were providentially on the spot for 'their sett in siding the unremitting exertions of Kr. Oos ridge Sheehan, by woes of whiob my sou's body, now lying at net he our egarohyard, was recovered. the mystery of his violent death Derailed, *ad We sups ddll perms committed to take his trial on the **goof wilful murder." Sigiotitialt IC/Lint—An extraordinary incident • emend at the 0.110154 works of Messrs. Jolts,* and 01%. Bomb Shore, Gstsebeed, on Tuesday. The baell far riving the rartnery upon thews works an supplied with wateriness s task emceed shout 14 feet from the maces a& and shout 20 het from the quay edge. The irk, *lei& is • 25 feet keg, 4 feet deep, sad 7 feet broad, at the Liao et the saddein sees chest time porta filed with Tti nose , mr urg i ng only been la nee throe risks. At • the Epo s dieser tar the end of the task seat the river. . borer and an fmmemn vellums of water doessuded open the head of Ithsnad Man, the hewer, who sus week* meihr smith. It single him sod s led eared Jibs Freels, who , nor dandier at the water's edge, late the Tvne, arid befogs any e.esistsere amid rein them they were both drowned, The beam ham bow both pad up.