The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. HERTFORDSHIRE The ofileial declaration of the numbers polled for seek easdidato tbe genet antics wee made yesterday at 12 o'clock. _ . Ifee Moral perty appeared to be greatly elated at their eeesele, and the Meade of Mr. Glowing areeenbled in greater nembere than is the day of noreleatlon. Mr. F. A. ll'Oeaohy, the high sheriff, announced the nuenhere ea Mom : The Hon. H. F. Cowper The Right Hee. Sir E. Lytton Mr. H. $ Suelen Mr. Abel Smith H. therefore declared the three first named gentlemen duly sleeted to serve se knights of the shire for the county of Hertford. (Great chmiriag.) The Hon. Mr. Cows then stood forward, sad was re ceived by him treads is the most entheeisatic meaner, the cheering Wain for several minutes. Mr. Cowper said k• begged to offer to the elector" his moat Wein auntie far the gnat honer they had paid him in placing him in his newt proud puffin, sod he must at the arms time con petulate the electors on the great victory they had believed. (Cheers.) This was the first victory that bad been obtained by the liberals of Hertfordshire in any contest niece the Rehm Bill. (A try of "It will be the laze") The boa. member oneletted by ex. preemie, his satisfastioe at the returnof Sir Edward Lytton. and at the some time ,*premed hie opinion that the new parliament would be incomplete without • man of such high Winding and ability. (Cheers.) He thee again thanked the electors for the high honour they had done hies is Wotan lim as their repressatetive, sad retired amidst loud cheering. Sir E. B. Leerlac peat 'Adenoid the Keeton, and he was also received is the most enthusisatio manner. He said he bad so Wire whatever to dispersge the victory that lad teen gelled by their opponents, bet at the owe time he must be allowed to say that when ell the chronmitancee connected with the inane& were coe. adored, it appeared to him then were many other clews ethane to which the awns el Mr. Cowper might be fairly ascribed rather than to the majority of the electors omen ring in his political views. (Cries of " No, no," and cheers.) In the first plan every one knew that where one candidate was opposed by three he obtained way split votes, not from • concurrence with his political view@ bet from • feeling of sympathy ; and when a candidate with such remarkably good qualities as were password by Mr. Cowper fought with such cousin and ability anima three opposeats he was very likely to receive *great nubs' of such votes. (Hear, hear.) There was also this 'dna tags in Kr. Cower's ease, that be wee the sear ow nein of a popular and brilliant minister—(we hest)—whom luny conservativie even did not desire to dim: Woe from aloe, rind who, 'wit from polities, possessed many of than qualities which commend attention sad a nimation. (Hear, beer.) There was no doubt also that Mr. I Cowper poisoned a very large share of that tastiest iag manns which the sternest along us would furl it difficult to resist. Her, hear, end • laugh.) He could were them that when he heard that (Wain fair and enthusiastic canvassers for Mr. Camper were in the neighbourhood of his own estates he really felt quite alarmed, end expected every moment that he should he summoned by them to sue. render, and that be should be seised and carried off to plump for Mr. Cowper. (Laughter.) While upon this subject he would observe that the last witch that was executed is Reined for witchcraft dwelt some where near Pensbaupr (the seat of the Cowper family), and he was afraid that she bad bequeathed all her 'Went spells and much more than her ancient charms to some of the fair asbestine he had referred to. ("Hear, hear," and • laugh.) All these circumstances corn. bleed, while he did sketchily that • victory had been pined, still he thought he was justified in ascribing that victory moth to the position of the fortunate candidate than es • triumph to political operant". (Hear, hear.) He hoped, however, that the result of the present election would su neaten the conservative party to redouble their e ff orts to regain the position they bad lost; and it only remained for him once more to return his most sincere thanks to those elector. who had so consistently givea him their support, end to observe that although at the present mo. meet there appeared to be • state of suspense in politiesl affairs, it wan quite clear from what was passing around them, both domestic and foreign subjects would ;partly arise which would require the most serious and rev/ °maiden ties, tad be felt proud that. through their confidence, in the deliberations that would take place upon those subject' he should be enabled to she an humble sham Mr. SIMMS then addressed the electors, and he also was waived with lend cheers. After thanking the elector', who, he said, had don him the honour of awarding him theircon. blow at this election, he said that although he felt proud of the honour that had bees matured ulna him, he could net help at the same time expressing his regret at the loss the conservative cause had sustained by the rejectioa of Mr. Abel Smith, their late highly esteemed and long tried member. (Hear, hear.) He felt, however that the loss would be but temporary, as there were no wild grounds for believing that any change had really takes place in the political ovaries of the majority of the electors of Hert fordshire, sad that they were still WWII' to advance the welter* of agriculture and • church-loving oonetituncy. although Mr. Cowper had been returned on the present ocension. (Cries of "Oh, oh," and iaterruptioo.) Mr. ABEL Serra than briefly addressed the electors, and was received with loud cheers. He said that on former iiccasions he had always stood before them as the suceess fal candidate, but this time fortune had deserted him. He would still, however, return his best thanks to his friends and supporters for their exertion in his behalf, as he was quite wale that it was not through any want of seal or inertia' on their pert that be had been defeated. He was rejoiced that the conservative cause bed not lost the envies" of that eminent man who was an honour to the courtesan he represented. Six Edwd. I ytne ; and he must at the woe time say that after the gallant conduct of Mr. Suttees in coming forward as • candidate last year, he should have been sorry if he had not been returned. Although be was oartaiely disippoioted at the result of the election, still, if one of the conservative members was to go out, he thought it woe bettor that be should be that one than Mr. Borten. (Cheer..) Mr. Cowper bad made an allusion to what he bad said on a former occasion about no compromise being Se take pleas is future, and he would now say that he did net regret the compact that bed taken place. They had had a fair fight like Englishmen, andodthough he was defeated, be was young noogh to hope thst upon some future arca- Won he might be more successful, and again have the boner of reorienting the county of Hertfordshire in per baneet (Cheers.) A vote of thanks to the High Sheriff terminated the pro seediay. 2537 2485 5478 2447 NORTH ESSR.Y. The official declaration of the poll for the northern division of Suez was made at Braintree yesterday after soots before a very larp sasemblese. Sir Thomas Water., the soaceseful liberal candidate, who was acoompasied to a marriage by bin sou, Idr. Salton Wasters, the late member for Malden, was draws by the populace to the Domination waggons. is the Hyde-held, escorted by a leostheoed =val. aide of boreasses, 'rum; sallow favours. Sir THOMAS &mum LINT4ARD, the high sheriff, en soaoced this numbers polled is follows : Mr. Du Cane 2OBl Sir Thomas Western Major Berseford and &dared Mr. Du Cans and Sir Thomas Western duly elected knights of the shire for North Essex. Mr. Do OANE, after raturoing thanks for being himself placed in a tnumpbaot position on the pol', said there was no pleasure in lit, without its alloy, sod he did not hesitate to my that hi own individual suo.ese had been clouded and dimmed by the general neolt—tgrosas Find hisses)—sod although he was proud to recognise mem friends around him wearing the bine favours, yet the absence of one fami liar face caused him to feel somewhat lousily sod isolated on the present occasion. (Repaired clamour.) SirTirouse Wiliam( next returned thank., daserviag that be felt his position to be the more honourable as Ming the first liberal member who bad sat for the norther. dim ion since the time it was evoarated from the nody of she county at the passing of in Reform Bill, more than thirty years ago--(oheere)—and however mush he might deplore the long cootinuaece of the tory party in power, he could not but regard it as a remarkable and a gratifying mourn- Mance that the last tins the liberal party in this pars of Faux was repressoted in parliameot was by a relative of his own. Mr. OWLET briefly retuned thanks. en behalf of Major Bereeford, to the 1,881 vo'ere wbo had gives him their support ; sad otter further speeches from the Rev. Sir Jobe Page Waod, Mr. Suttee Western, sad Mr. Courtauld, a vote of thanks to the high sh.rilf was proposed by Mr. Do CANS, awooded by BM THOMAS WYMTIRM, Sod agreed to ; aid the proceedings terminated. NORFOLK (WEST). • The declaration of the poll took place yesterday at Sureffham. Ae so complete return ►d been made up on flaturday. is conammenee of the deader telegraphie com munication eriatiog proving totally inadequate to meet the demands upon it, soma intareet attached to the proceeding'. sad the Stin•ball wee arnil filled. As the defeated liberal candidate* did mot m►ke their appearance, the proceedings were of a very orderly, although, at the same time, ea thadattie ammeter. The limn SHERIFF (bfr. H. W. Trafford) stated that the 'timber of votes recorded at each polling place hail beta as follows : District. Bane. De Grey. Gerais,. Dereham.... . 452 Downham ... 613 Takeshita . . 287 1 3fas flwallami . TA Thetford .. . 339 Jou% 313 196 648 416 147 , 414 Total ...2710 Sail 20311 2133 The HIGH HifiRLIF aoaordlairly declared Kr. W. Nam. of Sandmen Nall, sod the Hos. T. de Gray, at Norton Rail, Norfolk duly sleeted krikthla to la 190 to poolloanot for the &trades. (Load alures.) WeIRWICKSHIES (NORTE) The declination of the poll took place at Coles hill, os Saturday. The High &sift anuoseced the mug lbers to be se follows : Ifewdepto Bresaley Musts blesers. Newstsgste sad Bromley were Una doolered duly sleeted. mid retsmed thesis. Mr. Munn Moo Massed thuds He did sot expo* be said, that this hit oestast would be sussed al. but the re sult, so far as he was sussed. had exceeded his expecta tions. The erelest suet be fought agate and maim, until the liberal party were saessaful is the division. is sm. slusion, be bore testireoey to the gestiessaly trestoseet he had met with fros his epposeets. ♦ rote of thanks to the High Sheriff brought the pro• °odium to a class. IaPEZSS, TUESDAY EVENING, MY 25, 1.865. WARWICKSHIRE (SOUTH). The official declaration of the result of the polling for this divisioo of the toasty was made at War wick, on Moeda', by the HIGH Beaurr, Mr. H. Townsbeed Banshee, who deemed the state of the poll to be se follow,: Wise Mordsont Dumas 1,321. Mr. Wise aid Si, Mattes Meederist Were theretere &- elated to be elected. Lord DUNOAIS. who met with a trenteodous recoptioe, said, is the own of his speech, that he had eadsavo ared as farm pomade—tad be beWved he hadquitemoseeded—to keep permed and political feeling wholly and wtinly distinct He bagged to thank all who had so kindly given him their support on the day of election , and be hoped, as Sir Charles Madinat had said, that every one of the e lec tors would regiter their names. It was se axtracedisary fact that in the wholedivisiou of South Warwickshire there were just half the number of eleotors that there were in the town of Coventry. Three hearty cheers were OMNI for Lord Mumma. on the motion of Sir C. kolumuirr. Three cheers were elm given for the ladies, and three more for the suctoeseful candidates, after which a vote of Wallas to the High Sheriff was passed on the motion of Sir C. Moanatarr. seconded by Mr. Wltil Mr. BOLTON KING thes briefly addressed the meeting, sad reminded the liberals that they had obtained such escouragement as this mask* that they must kilt the battle over again ; they most not sit down satisfied with oat defeat, till their colours, which were now nailed to the meat, were carried to the head of the poll. (Applause, and cries of " Never.") Mr. DICEIIIB having replied that the conservatives would no doubt be prepared for them, the proceedings terminated. MERIONETHSHIRE. The polling took place on Saturday, and resulted in the defeat of Mr. Williame, the liberal candidate. At Bala, Come. Forms, and Dolgelley, Mr. Wynne had • majority, while at Bartsch Mr. Williams was 127 a heed. The total result showed • majority of about 30 for the eoessrvative candidata. A large body of polio, had been procured from neighbouring counties, but the contest passed off in a very orderly manner, though great excite meet was manifested. SUMS= AT CLOSK AZ FOLLOWS Wyos• Williams DRAMA.. --._- ADALPEL Mile Futile°, & riming mew aolkorm, who has bed ea meant taloing for the steps, hes hese sapped at this theatre, sad she made bee Ant appeusees lest eight la the old Haymarket farm, A Poe it Pemination. This piees was origlaslly pildesid to eateriee a eotorious prams til Idea Lola ideates, and the character sow performed by Mi Pittard*, was drat represented by Mrs. Keeley. The young lady was ably supported by Mr. Toole, es a semis barber, and was warmly received by the sodium. Kr. Dine Bracknell, we naderilmed r le writ•td • new romantic drama for this theatre, based upon Wubiagloo Irving's charming aid universally-admired Amy of Rip ems Winkle. The subject his been treated before, both ire operatic and dramatic shag, bui Mr. Bouciesult's drama will to entirely Mesa. Mr. Jaime, an actor well known in Australis aid America, for whom Mr. Roiliest& wrote the character at Salem Soudder ire the Octoroon, sad ideated the chersoter of Caleb Plummer in Dot, bee been engaged by Mt. Webster to play the pert of the bewildered Nach man, and the drama will be produced early In September. CLOSE OF POLLS. CORK COUN TY. Barry (L) Leader (C) Scully (L) LEICESTERSHIRE (NORTH) Manama r) Hartopp C) Frewes ( ) 1324 LOUTH COUNTY. Fortran* (L) • • Kenordy (14 Met:Hato& (0) Foster MONAGHAN COUNTY. Leslie (C) Dawson (L) Fonder (0) . THE IRISH ELECTIONS. --..-- (From Saunders' New Lana%) 2561 7,397 niti Five conteeted elections for Irish counties closed on Saturday, and In ooe instance only—that of Leitrim— were the old members both returned. Mr. Ormsby Gore, the coesenatin candidate, came in at the head of the poll ; and Dr. Brady received 119 votes more than were recorded for Mr. INIA•013, who profusor nearly the same ' polit cal opinions, though he would probably be a more steadfast supporter of the government than Dr. Brady is likely to prove. Cock has discarded Mr. Vincent Scully, and replaced hire by Mr. Barry, a native of that county, who ha amassed a large fortune by foreign commerce. Mr. Barry, who is • Roma oatholn sad a liberal, received 7,483 votes ; Mr. Leader, the nominative caodidato, 6,840 ; end Mr. Scully only 2,164. The defeat of Mr. Scully will not be • subject of regret in soy quarter. Foe • short time his taiffooperies, which helped to throw dis credit ou the Irish representation, afforded tome amuse moot to the Houseof Commons, but latterly the home had got thoroughly tired of him, nod the result of the pontos shows that he had also wattled oat the patience of his late constituents. He is now politically extinct. In the King's County, Mr. King, of Ballyhoo, the coseervative candidate, headed the poll by an immense majority. Mr. flooneen was returned as his colleague by the narrow majority of fifteen over Sir Patrick O'Brien, who, after thirteen years of parlia mentary life, has been relegated to that private stenos which he adorns. "Goodoatured Pat O'Brien" will be missed in the new house, but the inbaliitrusta of the King's County have raison to rejoice at the change which has given them in his place a most respected, popular, and very able country gentlemen of conservative politica. The election of Mr. King is • loss to the government, but is oowitarbalenood by the gain of a seat in Monaghan. There the Honourable Vesey Davison, eldest son of Lord Cremona has detested Sir George Forster by a majority of 177. Colooel Leslie, who has represented the Lso . o . p . for twenty-titres years, stood at the head of the flea *kenos for the county of Wexford has ted in the return of Mr. George, Q.C., and Mir Jams Power, and the rejection of Mr. Pat rick Mao/datum. who has been twice returned by the liberals of Wexford free of expense. Mr. George, the consonance candidate, received the greatest anasher of votes. It is • remarkable circumstance that in the King's County, Leitrim, and Mo naghan also the conservatives headed the poll. The nominations for the counties of Meath and Antrim took place on Saturday. when Marrs. Oorbally and M'Evoy and O'Neill and Seymour were returned without opposition. The Irish elution, were all completed on Saturday, and of the 105 members returned 56 are liberals an ti 49 conservatives. More than one-fourth of the whole representation of Ireland has been chugged, twenty-nine new members having been sent to parliament from this country. Of these at least six may be reckoned .s minis terial gains, decided supporters of the government having been returned in the place of gentlemen whe at on the opposition side of the house. The new members are Mr. Reardon, Mr. Stock, Mr. O'Beirne, Mr. &updates° Mr. Whitworth, Mr. Guianese, Mr. Pim, Mr. Ckrls Barry, Q.C. ; Sir R. Bleonerhassett, Mr. N. Morris. QC. ; Lord Otbo Fitegerald, Sir John Gray, Mr. G. Bryan, Mr. John Kist, Mr. Sisals. the Attor•ey- Geneal (Mr. Lawson), the Solicitor-Gummi (Mr Sullivan), Lord Bingham, the lion. Mr. Dawson, Mr. lone' the Right Hon. J. W. Fitspatrick, Mr. per, Mr. imitated Armatreeg. Mr. J. B. Dillon, Sfr H. W. Bar ron. Lord Tyrone, Mr. Gentile, Sir J. Power, sad Mr. J. N. IrKeene. _ _ _ It will be seen b► the letter of our correspondent at lionagban that the rival mobs came into collisioo, and in aelfdrfenoo shote were fired amoept " the Cremoree mob" by Leslie and Footsie supeceters, by which several pirsone were seriously iejured. At Cutle blaney a body of Leslie and Foster's voters were brutally attacked by Mr. Dawames mob, and obliged, for self-prot.ction, to fire at their aamilacta, the remelt be leg that one man was shot dead. The mob was dispersed by , &thane of a troop of Lancers and order restored. It is a curious fact, however, that the officer who charged the mob has been placed under military arrest, though there can be no doubt that his prompt adios fe the matter preserved the peace of the town, sad all the inbabitsats join is praising him highly for his conduct. MR. LIATHAIt AND THE NOR-ELECTOIII OF HOD. DEINTIELD.—On Saturday afternoon the nee-electors of Huddersfield presented to Mr. E A. Leethern, of Whitley. park, au address impassive of their esteem for the manner le with* during the time he represented Huddersfield, be has solivented measures beeeficial to the peorde. A large permeation kft Huddersfield about half-put 3. with bends playing and Sage flying, sad being joined by persons from the adjoiniag townships at mirk= points oo the route, grew into an enormous precook., composed of persons oa foot, men on hore•beek, and more than three hundred marriages, cabs, can, omnibuses, and four. homed wagons. The people resembled ultimately at Monument hill, Whitley-perk. for it was estimated that from 26,000 to 30,000 were present. Mr. M. Sykes presented to Mr. Leathern for Mrs. Leathern& silver basket ; and Mr. Leathern. after theakies them for the gift, regretted that be could not extend to ell the 20.000 to 30,000 people pre sent the hospitality of the ball, but he bade them ell wet. come. Mr. Wright Mellor thou made a few obeervatioes, and the promedisge closed with hearty recede of cheers for Mr. aid Mn. Leathern, Mr. W. Mellor, the *heiress., he., and then the assembly, after strolling about the park, re turned home, ell being greatly pleased with the =teem of the denioastratioe. _ _ Soma Kgraisarox Musent—During the week ending July 22, the visitors have been ea follows : Os Mouthy, Tuesday, sod Saturday, free days, epee from 10 a.m. to 10 pm., 10,582; as Wedsesday, Thursday, sad Friday, students' days (stinsitsioa to the onldits, di.), open from 10 am. 01 6 p.m., 2,309. Total, 12,891; ham the onalag ad the wisaasaa. 5.428,869. ST. JAIME HALL. Mr. F. Maocabe, a gentleman who bait had some stags exparirece at the Priam's Theatre is Manchester, gave • private performance of ea entertainroste of the elder Mathews' type at this hall yesterday afternoon with great end exceptional mumess. Mr. Mambo is an accomplished musician and ventriloquist, • pleasing slew, a good actor sad musket composer, and evidently • keen obarter of character sad social pecnllarities Be will appear in con jugation with Profane Anderson sent Monday, when we shall malaise him more fully. CtYHTAL PAL6CI,—Tom THUMB AND PARTY.— Nosed Tom Thumb, with his wife, his baby, Commodore Nutt, and Kim Minnie Warne, gave his last metropolitsa perfornissoe yesterday, at the Crystal Palma, previous to • long provincial tour. This little Forty of clever mid amiss lag ladies sad gentlemen, who are ss remarkable for gnat and good breeding as they are for West, have been provided with an elegant and commodious travelling carriage in that shape of an omnibus. It is the neatest sad most effective conveyance of the kind we have ever sees, adaatisieg the show without vulgarity, and is a credit to its designers, Meseta. Wells and Miller. The success of the little party in the musky will doubtless be SI great as their ILICOOIII hes been in London. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24. His Game the Duke of Somerset, Firit Lord of the Admiralty, Beer•Adminl the Hoe. J. R. Drummond. CH, and Rear-Admiral It G. Fseabewe, aocompenied by Captain Robert Hall, Porretery to the First Lord, arrived off Hyde last seining from Plymouth, is the peddle year Escheat's's. Thin mullion their lordships came isto Portsmouth harbour end leaded at the dockyard shortly after 10 o'clock, pro:aiding thrums to Loadou by railway. The Rostientrus sailed shout soon for the outward. The Msnsy , Ml, sure. frlgste , was u aloe/el this mon log. It is rammed that she will probably go to the Ileditorrsoeso, to relieve the Orlasdo. The Urgent, iron sore. troot ship, Csptaio & H. Header.' sou, was docked to-day to repair defects. The left wisp of the 26th Regiment (Oemeroolans) em barked this morning on board the Coepatrtok riling trues poet, for oouveysoce to Bombay. The ship wee towed oat of harbour this afteraeoa, and will nil st oats foe her dtsti patios. ADMIRALTY, JULY 24. —APPOIITIMINTS. —Lieu. tenant W. A. Crabbier. to the Hector. Sub-Lieutenant E. H. Arndt, to the fielamsoder. Mutat. Assigaist N. Little, to the Arethosa. Midshipman H. H. Jaime', to the Edgar. Naval Cadet F. E. Walker, to the Black Prince. Ms HOOMIS'S Euerms MC2104804 —Tbe electors of Lambeth, determined that the return of Mr. Thomas Hughes shall not bat his personal cost, have commenced subscribing to a triad of 1,90 N. to clear the whole expense. The subscriptioes range from one 'hilltop upwards to 1001., sod the hat is in a promising way towel& speedy comple tion. The act cannot be too highly commended, alone, although there an good ground" tar believieg it is sot in amordaues with Mr. lliushm's wishes, it bases inevitable ten dency to improve the political morality of the constituency, and to efface the corrupting influences of the enormous ex. penditure in the Roupell contest some years ago.--Seuils London Chronicle. THIN AND NOT/.--AN ELECTION INCIDENT.—AD Incident showing the odd changes which time can make occurred at Preston last week, durisig the coma of the coneervative canvass in that tows. The two conservative candidates, along with their party, were proceeding up use of the streets of the town, when oee of them, who had • keen eye to business, observed a voter on the opposite side of the road. A rash to him, sad a demonstration of she usual blandness prevailing at elastics times, followed. A. introduction succeeded, and afterthe voter had shaken hands with Sir T. 0. Beaks* he tensed to the Hon. F. A. Stan ley (Lord Derby's son) and salt— . ' Allow me to express the pleasure I feel at being introduced to the son of the man whose life I saved many years ago." The honourable scion of the house of Derby and his party wondered what the old voter meant, gad se they appeared to be anxious for some explanatioa, be proceeded to explain that many years ago. when Lord Derby, during the course of the celebrated oontest between himself and Orator Hunt, was bring kicked, beats., pelted with refine, and geserally stewed by the conservative mob is Pastors, sod then dragged opposite his (the voter's) house, when is all probe. bility he would have been killed, be seined his lordship (tkos Mr. Stanley), and pulled bins into his dwell. fog, where be hid him is a dark closet. The infuriated mob immediately afterwards broke Into the boos. but were unable to discover Lord Derby. They tbeo rushed I. another direction, fasoying that his lordship bad escaped by aims back way. The voter thee administered some re freshment to the victim of tory bigotry sad violates secreted in his house, and afterwards got some policemen to take him to his heed-quarters. When the voter had concluded the narrative of this story the flea. F. A. Stanley thanked the voter for his kindeess at the time named, and then begged for his support " for his father's sake.' A nvdive reply was given, sad the boa. gentlemen, cosaiderably surprised, rejoiced—" But you know you are an old supporter of my father." " Yes," he answered, " but your father has changed his polities sines I was his supporter ; I have not ; I, like your father, was not a tory then • and I don't ba th ed to go over to the • party who abused him is Preston." He was questioned pretty closely about " that party," and some of the coo servatives present blushed extensively whilst the ancient voter verbally castigated the ferias for bunting and mal treating Lord Derby when he contested Prestos at the time named. He afterwards left the two candidates sod their supporters to reflect upon the ohmage. that had ensued deo. the present head of the conservative party of England was chased and almoet bootee to death by • mad tory lath in the very town which has just returned his son to parliament u a tory member. THE ATTIENETZD MUDDED AT PLYMOUTH. 10- ',motor Silas B. Annie, who wee stabbed with a sword stick on Saturday, still lingers in the Royal Neva Hospital, as Storiehonse, with very faint hopes of recovery. He is under 1 the care of Dr. &Atli, M.D., Deputy Inspector• General of ' Hospitals. Edward Banter, the man who inflicted the wound, is about 60 years of age, sad has a family of yoeng children by • seoood wife. He is of • very frumble dis position, sad has frequently moth into eollimoo with the police force. On nee occasion he caused death in • fight, was tried for manslaughter, and acquitted. About two years since, through the instrumentality of Annie, be was imprisoned four months for having governmeet stores is his poseessioe. On Saturday morning he appeared be fore the magistrates at Somelsonee se complainaet and dh feodant in ars ordinary case of assault, which fell through for want of sufficient evideace. Anna was in court and followed Bunter, who kept hie shop locked, sod preven.ed the officers from gaining admission for some time af ter their arrival. He was very violeot dunsg the inspection of his stock. After the Beim* of the government copper all the officers were about to depart, but Annie returned to look at the shop store-book. Buster at this time ap peared to be cool. When be stabbed Annie, kis said with an oath, " There, you have got it sow," nr words to that effect. O. Saterday evening, when Mr. Redd, the magi& trate's clerk, was Wittig the deposition of Ansi/ in the Royal Naval Hospital, Beater was pnimme, and did sot I deny the math facts. Ennaaalrra no ADBLATDIL —The addition to a limited poeulatioo like ours of 659 persona in two dam, as occurred this week, would have produced a good deal of temporary inconveoience if our colony had oot beam in a very healthy state. We should have had groups of idlers in the streets ; we should bare heard much of disappoint ment sod iesufficient accommodation, and of lowered wages end gmeral disratiafaction. As it is, however, we bass beard of nose of them things, sad have scarcely sotied the masses of the new comers in the West., and on inquiry we fled that they are being very rapidly absorbed into the Industrial populaties of Ms oalosy. —Adelaide Fleetly Mal. May 13., [Advertisement] Bcdmorrsv's pals, Im must to the airk.—Thet the mind be downcast mid the body weakened by continued isesaton, the molever should at this ream make a lase effort to rg .ta health by tartan Rollo ways perifyhmt pilla wheel by elesinstim the Heed wig search out tit. s came of misoltiel sad easel the seeds of most diseases. No lavelid is too much teased to undergo this very gentle treatment with safety and advantage. Neither youth nor old pm Deed fear any injury to the syste front a regulated course of these MID. They sea Infallible In stomsch cornyisinta bUtoes stiewilema *tam want of appetite. disordered bawds. constipating'. sad the annoyances which spring from derange meat of the digentive arms SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'B.-MOIDAY. rho Imfority of gas meridiem Imolai bit to tabs yew& sins et their qvArlisrs arias the Goodwood week wee absaat, and the attswelemee was, I. b the extreme, um Man Mar two or three Omni hawk% bees pelmet. Debar time eirwsemluoes it was not is he a peeted that siewilatiew meld peasibly take a wide no" sad the folioed.. wens the only et maul business deals :—Offers to tabs 4 to 1 about Oltnroet for the Good 'reed Sakes, the may sodas' barked obey Wiwi BO* el 20 to Ito SD. 21 to 90 was laid eplaet Olerseseut, Seepisisu, and 'Sedative " mized.)" For the Oap,Gbdistour was somewhat " better" t o day ineannek sail to I would have been accepted to roomy, but the beg prevail* doubt as to kb bring a starter was ales more msaitested b a book- maker, who laid an sea " fifty " that the Fro does not go to the post. Silken eans unmistakeable symptoms of bane knocked out at the Victoria Club in the immune, where se =oh as 100 to 5 wee Goes laid, sod here the are inveterate performer wee ready to samosmodate ell ODIUM at 10 to I. John Davis wee inquired after for the Stewards' Oep, but his pries did tat transpire. BE1TI1(G AT TILE YOSDAT, STZMAL 10 to 1 apt Perfume (t) 11 to 1 P R :tt . 12 1 arids & 17 to tot (1 . 11 100 to 7 Tbalatoluo 20 to 1 Antl-Namors (S 1 atooDlloo _ _ VICTORIA CUTE. L r.m. la to 1 upt Marigold (t & off) 21 to 1 Lady WillUot (t) Uto 1 lodtrottloo (t) U to 1 8100 Maatlo (t) to to 1 Purity (t) 7 to I opt altootaidiaki - i to I) 6to I Radian (I f) ' " ' D STAYII3. 100 to 7 mot Lody p nytd a & (t) 100 to 7 H off) (t off) IS So 1 Bei to Drake(t) 60 to 1 Roo !off) 100 to 1 Moose (t) 10 to 1 Atias (t) 10 to 1 Meltdown (oil sown GOODVickD CUP. • 3to 1 ept Glndiateur 01, I 16 to 1 apt fleneral Peel (t) t 4to 1) 100 to 8 Wild Charley (t) 4 to 1 Upton Jack (t) to 1 apt amend Peel being first, second, or third (0) 100 to 6 was once laid against Mau" who, after helm knocked about iron that price downwards, lett oil. we atay am, at no price at ail. BETTING AT MANOHESTEIL—NONDAY. -- • - • 811WARDEP CUP. 11 to 1 apt rertanter7t7 .-- 16 - 4;1 apt Light (t) 100 to 7 - Farts (V 16 to 1 Maatoritchard(t) 120 to 7 Cello (t' 100 to 3 Cadaeu (t) 100 to 6 Thar du (t) 100 to 3 John Davis (t) 20 to 1 Tlistorlaa (t) 100 to 3 PINCUS ( . 1) ' 16 to 1 Warisold (t) 100 to 2 Boarboroagh (t) GOODWOOD STALLS. I4to 1 apt Clarotatoat (off) 100 to 7 apt Hopper 1 1 7 1 10.1 , Bto 1 Naming (t) 110 to 1 Sister to ) 8 to 1 Alabama (t) 25 to 1 boamaDdar (t) 8 to 1 Suspicion (6) 83 to 1 Farce (oM_ 100 to 8 Markdown toffs SO to 1 Friday (off) GOI/DWOOD cur. 4to 1 apt Glailateur (1.) I Ito 1 aptCambaacan Rd w) 4 to 1 Talon Jack (1) lO to 1 31thaas (off) 000DWOOD MEETING. Hours Ainivir.o.—heater Richard, Jobs Davis, Jack ie-the-Green, Tanabe', Tibia, Siberia, Paolaloop, Leh* /Aram"ll, Omen, Lady Williams,Crytheia, Lord Ronald, Mr. Pat, 'Wham, Polies, &drains, Trapeze, Lady Flora's*, Blackbird, Student, Primate, Wild Ghatley, Crisis, Pilgrim', Zambesi, Hoppar, Moose, Rainfrid, Onardatuan, Alabama, Stoic, Paris, Peon, Bleeder, Dawdle, Connection, Lucky Star, Claremont, Cameral Peel, Sister to Mail, Fare. well, Auricule, Farce, lisragals, Whits Duck, Molly Carew, Gratitude, Muezzin, Main, Wed ding Peal, Ely, Princes' of Wales, lime, Sea =oder, Tennyson, La Mu Sienosette, Gladiator, Auguste, La Fortuna, Le Gladialeur, Tomato, Breett 4 isiar to Ambit, Giant, Lady Biblaia fi lly, Trouble some, ht, Othello, Ambition, Hollyfoz, Fantail, Peens% Merry Night, Cambiums, Gowasman, Armagnacyj a lla di r a t, Archimedes, Lcn, Oseaml He Black Priam, Diadem, Thalmann', Gun cadre, Cobweb. Klarlaska, Euclestoo, Knight of the Whistle, illagboaad, Wild Briar, Grey Stocking, Palumbo. oolt, Sharper, Priam Plausible, Blackthorn, Antimacassar, Blue Mantle, Sympathy, Black down, Landow', Wild Apes, Perfamer,Cutle.bill, Trap, Lord Donglas.Gem of the ties, Mephistopheles,May Queen, Salpioctee, Bradanumate,dister to Drake, Salisbury, Lecture, Sortie c, Historian, Signalman. Scarboro', A.D., Wagner, Mmyoraiee filly, Olax too, Rada°, Loehr, Redoubt, Grappler, Mamba, Durham, lodination, Grows Prince, Madcap, Preview, Breadalbane, Harold, Young RtPirli Hamidean, Vespiaian, Tartar, Ulphu, Osiris, Marigold, Bann colt, Union Jack, Lady Hylda, Warrior, Raglan, Jack O'Lanters, Panty, Knight of Avoodale, Liston, Sprite, if. Guardsman, Balls of the Ball, llrinsallregh, Donnybrook, Ethelred, Suspicion. Cadsati da t e rtz sea, Bugler, Gay Deceiver, Juliet, Real Jam, Mr. Pitt, and Reindeer. PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY. THE ciiiiiitTviiiiiirliEis of 10 T.T.-1 ;;TaTiit, with 100 Waal. far Xyr-olds arid upwards. T.Y.C. Tee 000DWOOD CUP, Talus 300 sore, added to a sub scription of 23 sows. eseh, h ft ; the esissid to reosies 100 love ; 3.yr.olds, 7st 71b • four. 9st ; tire, 9st 7lb ; six sad aged, 9st 1(7lb ; mares a nd geldings. allowed 41b ; corteln atlairamos and penalties. Two miles and • ball. (28 subs.) Weights italmilatod up to July 20. Ai. a M Age a lb Markdown Ab e 7 Todleben 7 My 4 General Peel 7 Wild Charley noose Young RAW 4 0 Brown Bread Planet 4 0 linhaza • 3 7 7 Unionise& 4 0 Archimedes Cambodian HIPP0 1 713 Breeze 6 10 1. Touotpos • paid Privateer Hollytoz 6 5 gby Vollimr—lrla 4 paid Olatbsteur 3 0 Mrtatmu rel .... 3 paid Surrey 6 18 Stanton • paid A 13W1SPOTAIL/3 of 50 sore each, It ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b; Illhas, Bsl 51b. Ono mils and • half. 15 subs.)—Baberia, Wild Agar, Bmbizoirs. Oppressor, Brahma._ iitiMourons Snicks of 50 eon. each, b ft, for 2.yr. olds; colts, Bst 10Ib ; Silica, 8.1 7lb ; whistles, 51b extra ; the winner of the Lsvaut Stakes, 71b extra; second to save his stake. T.Y.O. (27 subs.)—Csylos (late Saucy Boy), Hassidism. Scots Fusilier. Centaur, Vespesioa (51b ex), Axeley, Gambler, Lost S Souversie, Bayminette, ugar. Musketeer, Student (slb ex), Beelzehcb, Adelina. Mao doodad (slb ex), Staghound, Hurenui, Beduin (51b ex),Wool mob, Olaverhouse, Pelopidee (bred is France), Willie Sharps, The Zyegyui, Foos, Stookbridge, Ulphos, King Christian. THREI YILLE Or 'HZ TutarsksTa BENTDICE MILMOBIAL STAILID3 of 10 soya. each, for 4-yr.olds ; colts, fist 71b ; fiat 21b. Queen's Plate °omen (37 subs.)—Peon, Banish, Outmost, Oostraotor, Lady Hylda, Woodcraft, Ely, Lady 80b.., Specuntios (late Be leeches), _Light& WT. Armadillo' Jeanette, finnan, A ti Oat, IA Belle Feminine, Royal Navarre, G6deon, Lsosholm, Narbonne, Clams', Rigel. boobs, Columbine, Alabama (bred in America), Fantasia, Anna, Lady Mazy, Ephemera, Jew* Fanny, Oestle Hill, Sceristruener, Goldylocks, Hollyfar, Boediora, Hone Marius (paid), Ambassador (deed), Newhaven idrad). Swat; Yios or ma FoOrririirra B1311E1( Braes of 10 eon. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, fiat 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b. Orataicke Stakes Course. (36 subs.) — Farewell, Klarinaka, Thor. Revalue, Quill, f by Lord d the Isles—Days of Yore, Ring of Greece, Veloesty, c by Yellow Jack—Treachery, Lightheart, (Mediate«, Wild Charley, Nightwateb, La Fortune (bred in France), c by Oulstoo—Vest, Ludicrous, Matholde, Bone des Fleur. (bred in France), Zuyder Zee, Belford, f by Skirmish« —Ciecionati, Prier (h b), Haulm. Star of the South, I Scylla, Cassiope, Spice, Arkansas, Celerrhna, Alexandra, Brown Willy, a by Wild Dwell—Cal« (wrong noon.), Commodore (paid), Lady Diana (deed), Sabana« (dead). Tfmiraire (dead). FILM YlAit or sacs Firrea ca Bnrrntcm 11i11011ILL States of 10 sous. «eh, for 2-yr-old@ ; oohs, list 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (26 subs.)-00antemo Amy, eby Stook. well--Bribery, Woolwich, War, Loner«, The Per; Etter- I room" cby Vedette—Simony, Chrada, Beelzebub (late Devil's-hoof), The Student, Master Archie, Monarch of the Glee, Wolesy (kite O. K.), Edith, Leybourne, William Pitt, Ashdown, Comae, The Monk of Awe, The Num of Avon, Grey foot, Foes, Gondolier, o by Arthur Wellesley—Twelfth Nigst(desd), Son of a Goo (deed). Zwiafro &Aces of 100 sore. each, h ft, for 3 yr olds, the prodoce of mares which have *ever bred a winner ; oohs, Sat 71b ; fillies, Bet 2lb ; abided stallions allowed 31b. . Oos mile. (5 sobs )—Moeitor 11. (late Monitor) (bred in Frames), Le Manderio, Gontran (bred in France), Lady 'Fre degar, Solitaire. Ins RACING &TAXES of 15 sore. each, for 3-yr-oldo ; cone, fist 71b fillm, fist 411) ; certain winners extra. Os* mils. (7 sobs. )—Siberia (61b ex), brother to Olsrissimas, Paola . loos, TY* Gay Deceiver, Bunch, Loogdown, Archimedes. Tan Sussex Smuts of 25 so« each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 7lb ; fillies, 8« 41b ; certain penalties and allowances. T.Y.o.—Giralds, Zack in the Green (31b), Sioneastie (bred in Free«) 13114, Mop (31b), Valerie (31b). A Swearauxesd 200 soot each, for 2.yr-old fillies ; Bst 10lb «oh ; «ass got by stallions or out of mane that have Dom bred • winner allowed Sib; both, .11b. T.Y.C. Hosbaao(3lb), Borbatok Work (51b). Cal cis?. Itimircznoitz Curls v. Ms Couirry or NotroLx.— Tbia match was oommeneed at Lord's yesterday, mod when the stumps were drawn last emelt( the some was as trel• lows :—Norfolk, first innings, 46; Mar' lobos, Cricket Glob and ground, first Mclean TA GENTLEMEN 07 THE SOUTH T. Fans FORESTER& —At the Surrey Grosso!, Beeninatoo-oval. 'someday, the above match was cow/mooed. Whoa the stumps were drawn the following was the state of the SOOTS : men of the Booth, first innisgs, 18L Free Foresters, BIM Waage. 86. Umpires, W. Maths sad G. Barest The match will ho mmumed this meening. MiDDLIB7.I CLUB AND GEOUND T. BOOT/ WALES CLUE—This match was common:rid yesterday morshig, es the Middle= Comity Grimed, o.ledoslan-roed, lalisgsos. Booth Wales west In first. end made a One ionise, of 286. When " Om" was called, liiddleesz had lost three idolises for 32 num. --- )11; DUE= V. LANCASHIEL—This match tinted thrae dam es the Old Trafford Grossed. lionolteeter, and exerted oeseiderebie tatereet It see eosereearcel oa Them der, sad tenabtated w eatarday, Lartoeshlre phi vic tories". LaW INTELLIGINCI. !QUM MUSTS. —ATILT 24. (Helm the bed (beeetliee.) scan v. WM This wee an appeal from an order of Via Ohamesilee Kladarsley. The quoins Medved wan, whether the deleadsat. Mary lls*, was entitled tea Gam of 1,0001.. as a sift made to her by her met, Mrs. Sesseher, which site ueekhed seder powers is her !marriage eettleameot. The fl VC the husband el the teetataix, reined the elakm, ithhee ground that there was se estfileant evidenee to show that the eft which it was alleged had hens made was made three weeM before the death of Mrs. itrefshem An Waned's which had beeft obtained to restrain the Moshe et the ms in question, which was invented in coesels, to Mary Ma*, waa diseolvid by the Plop Chancellor, who held that she wee entitled oft her evidence to the 1,0001. Beam this vrElohnabsei sad Mr. iturege wen for the appeal. Mr. Made Palmer and Mr. emmetest as the other elde. The lord Chancellor was of opiates that the deism. &at was entitled to the sum of 1,0001. la gees tics, and aimed tbe derision of the court below on this poink With regent to another pert of the decree, which ordered an !Booby late end an amount of certain debts which were alleged to be des front the aspirate mete of ]tea Beimber, and which was also appealed against, his lordship was of opiates that in this respect the decision of the Viet.Obaseigke wee correct, sad the appeal must be dismissed with mein COURT OF APPEAL IN CHANCERY. JULY 24. (Beare the Lost Juana) FRONT V. FROM This was an appeal from the iioe-Chaneellor Woad, argued at considerable length about a month ago, when their lordships reserved judgment. The suit was for the administration of the seals of • dealer in provisions and pickles, and his stock in treds and goodwill had ben sold by the receiver in the snit. The purchaser afterwards found that some of the goods were spoilt and damaagged, and applied foe an allowance accord ingly. The V idler Wood ordered as inquiry, cos adoring that the representatives of the testator weeld ham been justified in making it. The partite interesicalin the estate appealed, relyi . g on the old ruled caveat Mr. Giffard, Q. 0., and Mr. Waller were e lirthe appellant ; Mr. Bolt, QC., Mr. Batten, Mr. Bristow., and Kr. Burgett for the parties to the suit. The Lord Justice Turner, is deliveries judgment, said that the appellants relied on there lasing been no warranty, and no fraud by the vendors ; but without wishing to mat any doubt upon the manna given the Viee-Ohanoellor, his lordship thought that relief might to be given ea other grounds. There was no moral fraud, but stall the defect, in the stock is trade most have been k.ows to the weeders, and were not communicated to the mareaner. The ven dors knew that complaints bad been made of the goods, and that some had been re:anted. The deluded@ relied at the fact that a valuer for the purchaser bad goes over the stook ; but that made no difference, sad the appeal must be dierniseed, but without 003111. The Lord Justice Knight Bruce concurred in the order on principle; of abstract justice, whether it wan *Ailed or not by the technical rules. LORD MAYOR'S 00IIRT.—JULY 24. (Before Yr. Oommiariosor Ken sad s Special Jury.) SIM V. TEES lIIMOPOLITAN RAILWAY. -HEAVY COMM. This was • heavy way °aspenNati on cue for some houses in Liverpool-rime and Broadetreorebuildines, City, reqabid by the Metropolitan Company for their a:tension hoe. The claim, as presented, wm 36.3534, with 10 per cent. The value of the property was 33,0494 Oa the part of the railway the valuation was, with the 10 per restage for eon*. eery sale, 14,6141. Exclusive of the Railway Timers, severel surveyors for the company DV* the value of the property as between 6,0001. sad 7,0004 The Railway Tavern was let on lease for 5601. • year aril Mr. Farrow, the proprietor, had laid out 1,4004 and expected a 'erg; business, as the termini of fear different railways were now is the course of coostructioo. Mr. Oronia, the publie•hoswe valuer, was called, on the part of the elaimiuth, and con sidered that the boom would fetch • premium of 5,0001. with the rent of 5501. • year. He bad had mesiderable experience. The value or the tavern was estimated at 10,2061. On the part of the company, Mr. Orgill, Mr. Haines, sad Mr. Loveloy, public-home vaiuses, were exercised, and were of opinion that the Railway Tavern at 6501. was a most excessive rent. aad that it would net realise any premium ; without the railways the house, Mr. Orgill said, was Dot worth 501. a year. Several WitANSISI proved the great increase in the value of property, and one of the surveyors declared that property which was worth 2,0001. se ground rest three years ago was wow worth 4,0001. Property had goes up, sad was still larrtholui la value, and might go on increasiog. Numerous witnesses were called on both sides, and the evidence was very me diode, as to the vales of the property in question. Mr. Smee had given warty 27.0004 for the property, and had raised 20.0001. on it. Some of the homes had bees let at very small meta' by the City of Lowden, when they were worth considerably more as stated by the surveyors. On the part of the claimant a verdict of betwees 34.0001. sad 36,0001. was asked, and it was submitted that the parches° at nearly 27,0001., showed the value and the worth of taw public-home, which was an important feature in the matter. _ _ Itwna urged on Om part of the railway company, that the claim as promoted was quite "appallleg," and that if such claims were allowed, there was no knowing whine they would pd. _ ii; Fury -- messed the empensatioe at 29,660 k A&SIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIBCIIIT.—MAnsromrs, Jinx 24. The commiasion for the county of Kest was opened bars yesterday. TM pol celsodar is rather heavy, sad contains one chup of murder and several of macslaughteL Among the latter is the ease of the men employed upon the Saab Bastes Railway at thapishorst, whose negligesee is alleged to have been the cams of She temple amides% which occurred at that plans to the Dover eapram tanin *short time ago. The muse het ie expected to be a light can TEE POLICE COURT& MAN&ON•HOUSL Thorium M`Donald Oirdkatom, • plumber °truing ow busload in Bishopagate, was charged with uolawfully repro. muting himself to be a detective, aaa is ponneraion of 301. which had been lost. The prosecutrin was* Jewess, named laws, living with her husband, a clothier, at Roston. Oa Sunday she accompanied her husband and a few friends to Hew garden' in a cart, and on returning along Bishop's**. street ea accident happened to them, by the tail-board of ' the mitt giving way sod tatting them down into the road. She was stunned by the fall, and os coming to her senses she found her dross torn off and her money and pocket were gone. There was in all SOL 12e. tied up in one corner of her h indkerehief. The prieoner, it appeared, had picked bar up off the ground and assisted ber on to the pavement, sad remained with her till her husband had stopped the horse, and came to her. She then told her husband *bout the money. The prisoner said, " Keep quiet, I am a detective ; your mossy is quite safe. Conn along with me." They emceed the road with him, when ea oilier is uniform came up. Upon seeing him the prisoner made off. He, however, was brought back, and declared he knew nothing about bei mooey, or had ever seen it, and that his being &teethe was all immense. He was then given into custody, the m secntrix be li eving that but for hie interference she miekb have recovered her money, as bar clothes were strewed aloes the road who she bad been dragged by the art As it was she had lost everything. It wee shown in defence that the prisoner was a respell& able working man, and had no felonious intention. He had been exseedingly foolish and indiscreet is passing Masai off in the manner he did. The Lord Mayor said bis conduct would lead to a belief that be was onneeted with the parties who bad stolen the mone►. It was very sospicions, to ally the least a A. Howe►er, taking iota consideration the cbaraetor •' accused bad recoiled, be should order bias to psi apens Ity of 205., or fourteen days' imprisonment, and to be kopt to herd labour. MARYLEBONE. Jane Sanger, aged 96, residing at 10, Eastmraquere, was brought up on a warrant by Kirby, 2 3 3 D, cam et the war met Maims of the court, charged by Mr. Myer Etalonmee with the following offence—" fordisturbing him ewer( night for the last week past at about 12 o'clock, by knocking at hie door No. 9, Scutari-square, which may anemia* some. thing very dangerous to his wife,t who expecte to be cos fined ;" also farther charged with a•satiltiug the °Hoer Kirby in the execution of his duty. Jaws Waterman, egad 2d, described on the sheet as an " attendset," also residing at No. 10, Eustoixecpuire, was charged with remake; the pri soner Sanger from lawful custody. Mr. Louie Lewis, of &pelmet, appeared to promeate ; and in opening his came seed—On Saturday, Mr. l'yrwhitt, who wee then sitting, greeted a warrant ageism the female Rprisoner for a most aggravated offence. She resides at o. 10, Ensten-aquare, meat uefortuoately for De able inhabitants. She there annoys them by_ lis= 4 * most disorderly house, awl is the greatest possible rmissece to the neighbourhood. She is always drunk and taking home straege men that she meets in the street. All this , con be proved by evidence, and I myself can smelt as to the nuisance. At times her medact is more them *stole rable—it is beastly. It Is of madam* occurrence her imp peering on her balcony in a state of nudity. Sams years iw ' she was a cook to &gentian's's, who roamed her, sad by It. she bad some cbiltireo. He died, leaving ber an intend la ' the house, is addition to en imams of betwees TaX and i SOO& a year. Her conduct has been so bad that the trustees milder the will hem takes her chaise* tram lain The male &fondest liras with her. _ ivii••;;;;;ig;aiiTert by Yr. Saloanse, s►ewieK 6e aamoyeawe to shish be had beet nibjeeted. The wife bad bees precostarey oceillsed owing to the alarm which the pelsoaar's waded had aimed her. Mr. Mansfield laid the coarse to he adopted, ea rsg•rded the house brim • disorderly one, would be t►rough the se it wee sot diecededy is the meal sere. The rives weld bays to pay 40e., of is ideal{ el THE my•••• • be imprisoned for cos smith, fie immekisg w NM dons ;is oddities to IN • s ib it b• imprisoned for • hints, r te ns o f ay ~ sow& spas the °Sou Yob,. The wa —z i , f to me issmok der ens et ash. to rus th is the darts upst's AIM NMI pm% b. he poke w t est o prom PEXVICNTION OF BURGLikt TO TS IDCTOS OF Till Miami, thg,—Reigns io yogis paper as wow ge Pen ban ~ will you allow ma spau s 2" ir call the cattestice es watchmakers, system adopted Is, me, Wass the ltar;h7rj..." l 2At ase4 as Conlllll, for the cheep mid oneunZrwh bong fully misvisoed that publicity i p h 7,7 1 :148 for TM whim adopted Is le Dui.' PI of shop by mean of as goo ► j u lli a ;prlii by this pho ewry the p t er op is b, part at io n t l ly m po sis bias; t int . 11 ,•... 14 wit the ioterior am well as is the day. Anew h 1 1.," shall be moat happy to clv. ivory egessag li me wishing far further lemming. ti l es of this lona mar be the mesa s o f M,lt .—l JOHN, e m pahetreet, W. MARKET& LONDON WI LT DOME 1 J laporld. '-- 10240-11. 1. hob s 14,02 bt won I Do. kis et b lisurittou Zug 1010 „01l Oa 20714_ .... ....... I 102711127 Havana IX: 807 Culn .I=ol-oovad caoloi 4,10 C orn—W.L = 1,10 Do ..2;eio. 417 .. Lan Ce ry r Ma it 6,00 11010 1;02180 72 Other L India 04000 2,414 Do. do. —aim So/1 a Costa Moos 00 7024 0000 a Weil 3.191 foreign — lidU De. — suairma rdad, 11 10 _ Nina A 1.11111 4 tows tor. 104 1111111"--Au DiWert Pt s s Ikk le s MAI it s I t Mir A t it t *Cif keit I , 1.2L1 t s it s i SA I 1.11. 11.1 AA Li ej k N;11 lkia kill TALLOW. —Noitnat Emma. —We hem al report in the position of the tallow market. MINI 4 4 a good trade demand for the time of year Ws tone s . but speculatively sot much is peso*. oe me :—Spot, 41s. 6d. ; new ITkraioe, to swim slog month, 425. 9d. ; October to Desembsr, 422.34.144 Doom ,ber ; Jamsar9 to Nal* as 91 It* id.; North, 43.. 6d. ; town tallow, 410. 31 tit si Aunt alien sheep, 41s. 6d. Us, to Xs. 34. corm ; a( 395. 6d. to 365. South Amortise, as. IL gl No North Asterism or Odom Mira (In g oil steady ; Cochin, at 445. to 44.. ed. ; Osytik ed Sydney, 395. to 415., raiddling to ale ; Pa. d In. 6d. to 375. ; Yalu ut ail, }ti. k —(From the circular of Abeam J. South sad Na °col - rm.—Lin:SMOG. JULT 24—A ottr, Salm to day, 10,000 bibs, 01 sad export. 600 A..,.., lid sk 181 d. to 19td. ; 300 liantss, : 800 71 : So., to Did. ; 200 Maosio sad BMus, 17Yd. to ;II. ; Egyposa, 1341. to 20d. ; 500 Sisyrsa, 1 a k k 6,650 S 71d. to 160. ; Madras. 130. to ai.;hi, Muds, S urat, 0., ltd. to 91d. ; Miss, 110. t0134d ; 4 1214. to 14d. ; 400 hit. imi 18 d. kg AL WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bramrords, Jtc.r 11 market remise is the same inanimate Make es he and the trealleetkell of today are very imignibest Staplers, nevertheless, an firm is the insastenswe of Milos'. The droopiag teedseey at the Limpid market, mid the antieipMed ref us the vales d bays tended es mush as anything to Mims skeet* cautious feeling. le worsted Faros we sr et he say orders of moment ham bete placed. themselves in locals, after the delivery of al Spinners an well swaged epos old own* ere easier. The transactions in pieces bas same very mualL lienufsoterere find it at the premed quotations to obtain ream kr goads, end the cons/queen is that rather mew Nis n accepted. The makers ol fanc► goods maim lime the demand for Moos vs, if anything, cat the ism I makers of mohair, rope, and similar Maim ewud l ployed, mid might receive lingo orders if thsyym position to deliver early. Pewee une httle sem OAITLF.-lAvaarool., Jew 24.—Tho doe Amp sad lambs was larger this on hot Ma*. I domed very good for each, 'Mimi mask dwell, this day weak. Bad, 6ld. to bid. ; sat^ ni 84d.; lambs 7gd. to 9d. 00ALL—Lospos, JULY 24.—Coopea Has4ss,l9 Hastioas Hartley, 180. ; Welam, Ms. IL ; Bad Goakeetb. 19e. ; Mao 3444 Ha. 9d.; Web i Braddyna Halloo, 19s. 3d. ; Will. gad Hama* Walla gad BOWS. 20a.; Walla Sad Battu ism 1131. ; Walla Lod &dwarfs, 20e. ; Walls SW Toil 18a. ; Will. Bad Cando; 19e. 6d. ; Walls Kid He* 194, 9d. ; Walls End Heoglt Hall, 19.. 3d. ; War b Males, 19a. ; Walla Nod Haat Hartlepool, lb, IL Walls Bad Beath Sake, 19s. 3d. ; Walls lad to 19a. Bd. ; Hatton Nuta, 14a. 6d.—Slip at ens* mold, 50. - - - TRAFFIC RETURNS. alas Pus- Mee- Tea. T /LAILWAIL elas. angers. eluadlie. 1101 10 Week oodles June Bads sad Sea traadare Plt 241 242 461 P Week euillug July lh. Detroit sod lalintukee l2 Week endlui :lily 14. (heat Washita of caaada Week 'altos July ?S. Loudon. lidglioa, mad& Coast ln 20.178 4.40 2118 >ss South Seegers - 5,787 a 10. a MAILS FOIL TEL PACIFIC, &c.—A WI lit Frees& mail picket. bee berm established to meow moth between St Namara aid Colas, ad le omit therewith the Postatesier•Oeiserd has men seseposa with the Pao& Steam Nevigatio• Company lassnter additional Braeish peeket service betwesa.Pleaminin passim. thus (with the two existing hale 01 ani= affordieg a third regular mail connitioiatien between this cottony and Om Poo& posit packet of the new lino is m.pointed to be issysialhe Nuaire as the 6th August best, sad theesdirmit packet will lean as the 6th of sash meth, about the 30th, end the correepooding British pid sell se soon u the moils roma Passau. To mill re sake In due time for *Dammam by then Peek* Ike., most be despatched from 'madam at tha leMS** =rain mail of ths sth of each mooch, or, who IMO falls as Sunday, on the ennui of the 4tL lases! newspapers for Colombia (New Granada) oaf drt the Pacific, istended for coeveysoce by tie Pima PM will be WON to the same rates of postage a by tbs British packets, end snob rate' must is 41reest lrlf t deans. Any correspondeoos inteodad to be Win by Ibis route must be spedally addl i end e 2/ 01 packet."—By easaimisd of the ?alma Barry's delicious Walsh redoing go. ppo D edd n aa Amnia nod wttiwat menden - Cim tesver A rarlios e ;, 4.=awl sans Masa --' Losses, St. IA pd. ILb.AdvireilameDS BIRTHS, MARILLAGII3, BIRTI CLAIIIIOOATP..4aIy 21, at l at wile d Mr. J. Clarrlaosta, of • a 11118WOST1.—Jaly 22, at Orchard. of A. J. nawmti, Eat., et • aoa. 11.8031.LZY.—J 21 at Tott.abas. W 4 erisy. a 8HA11.11.p...:Ja17 11. ai was of IL IL Marresa, Eeq., of a Tlfilli3—Jud7 22, at We•clodge, Tumor, of • moo WILSON.—Jsfy 21_ at the Soctori, wtls al She In. J. G. Wilson, of AkaMt 34.0LWige-H0TALD.74124 va7ciisii — ilou:si;sisii • Zig.. of Harrow Weald, to Illsabelli Howard, Zap , ofJeney. BOUCHCII—PIaItT. - /oly 10, at Mil lay. T. IL loatift, Yr. W. Booctser. Sas. Soosarsot, to Min Prottoot. do" Ift, of tiowwrk„ Youclurifor, Ji nu—smtre.—Jaly t o, at Ba. T. 0. Goodebild, 0. T. A Farr, tot, to knee Hotter, daughter kM. DIATFI6. CULTZAWILL-Jab 20. at Cbieberter-road. vile W OILUITILAM.—JaIy 21. Barrio; t P.11..C.L. et Crawford. Leak aged HADOW.—Jab W, at s w tin at lopetaay, an. W. T. Rogow W. LITIOT.—Iab At: ai ot. Waive Amelia Jima wile of A. T. =, LINOM.—Jet ta. 014 lamOter et Yr. C. L. 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