The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

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BETTING AT GOODWOOD STAKES. W 2 62tt Woos (t) I2oto MO to I sarp os °m o w (t) ID to '" poliasedita (t) 23 to I oto 1 Polka (t) U to 1 GOODWOOD CUP. • • • ' Ito 2 apt Isramiso (t) e to I opt imitiiik*, 6ls (*Mos (t) fib I apt OZetas ks in ' ! Lord au by es Swi aid ••• • D t O. tO I P1741 7• 1 6/ 14"figil. 16 .••• Westward I 16 01 . I Nat Dramatis 29 le 1 Any other. iii. Iltr. Mr.. Tux Mr' h, IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDB.—TunDAT, JULY The Loco Ca•maciima teak his wet at the mull hoer. The Metropolis Local Maaagement Bill was reed • sewed Use ea the notion of Lord WODIIIOO4I, Gad, after • brief dhcassica. The Dissenters' Marriage Bill and many other newness passed respestively through the map of mound reading. Th• Public Libraries sad Museums Bill was reeds third time and pawed. Their lordships adjwaraed at Mae o'clock. commission of the senior active ligature% Like rebus of the neerved lienteasata. Retires of the number of meatus promoted to rank of mataaaders ander the order In council of June 26, 1861. Of the number of surgeon. St fur service. Bimilar return of sieletnat rummer. Returns of surgeons rad mist/rat surgeons respeertirely, retired sad unit for service mina. Of the number of moves, midship men, volunteer, and trader, respectively, now in the navy, and of the number of cadets 'dreaded is sash of the last tea years, sad from the let day of January to the let day of July, 1865. And, on the active lists of admirals, cap tains, sommanders, and Ileutenants reysetimly, to state the number is *soh rank on full pay, and lb. cumber la such rank on half my on the let day or Jely, 1853. ADULTERATION OF TEA. Oa the storm of Mr. Wtss, returns were ordered of detections made of the adulteration of tea, coffee, errs, chocolate, and pepper, in each year from 1844 to 1851, both inclusive, and for the half year to the 30th day of Jam,' 1855 ; speertylog the numb er prosecuted and the number omucted, the somber of cases in which the penalty was paid, and the number in which imprisonment was suffered. THE CHURCH. The Marquis of BLANDFORD gave notice that, early seat series he should move for leave to bring in a bill for the endowment of parishes, sad the better management of malriastical property. An Hon. Masons here moved that the boar herniated ; wiles, teem meessers ant hang persist, the home adjoin:aid at 10 tektites past 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONFL—YtHESDAT, JULY 24. Neatineed from yesterday's Express]. TENANTS' IMPROVEMENT COMPENSATION (IRELAND) BILL. Lord Pslantana% proposition to withdraw the above hill excited a prolonged and • ntamd disown-la. Ultimately, the metioa was agreed to, and the chairman was ordered to report progress on the understanding that the bill should be wit/Alines. PARTNNKSH(P AMENDMENT AND LIMITED LN e llY BILLS. , The Mins levier n committee as then bills, Mr. souvEat -as they bad only an hour for proceeding with them, he :bought it would be for the con ventage of the bean that, instead of making two bites at one cherry. they should ax both bills for Thursday. Mr. G. C. GLYN complained of lasing been detained time the whole morning merely to limas*. a useless dis cussion with regard to Irish tenant right. Mr. MITCHELL joined is this complaint. Lord PALMERSTON was always exatediegly sorry when the coarse 01 besieges bad interfered with the centre mince of boa. inischere, but he had no control over mem bers who from a sew of public duty took up a portico of the public time. (Laughter) There was, however, this sedentary in the proposed delay, namely. that Ow objec tion of treat of dee moues would be entirely removed. gnaw, hear.) Eve n's* would have main that the bills Were to be proceeded with on Thursday. Lord OODERXCH asked it it was to be distinctly nadirs *ed that the bills would come oa the ant thing as Mx* an d PALMERSTON wonted. . After a few words iron Mr. 13,00011 t, Mr. FiASTIE said there was nut a single ague in either of its bells to which some of the promoter' did an gym. The whole of the report of the amasaiseionen wee imaiset the bills; practical experience was against then— nasty was against them. (No, oo.) His was prepared Us 'pot before the house a ease, founded on the esperinee of edam tarries is our Batten, which could hardly fail to Mon it to pause. Ho entreated the noble lord at the head if tovernment to pompons the bills till neat aeseiew, aerssy as it was imponible that they could pass at this WiTie7tod. Mr. .I. 0. PHILLIMORE hoped the noble lord would set take mine) from a &aimed enemy of the belle. Mr. CARDWELL said that although he made an in itialises! appeal t..) the governesses last night, alter the see of that morning he felt bound to renew it. ear, hear.) A bill had been withdraws that morning see the Howe of Lords had determined that they would fist take the second reading of any bill which was not of rib argent character alter that day, and what prospect was theft of pear these bills during the present session ?Several min inportnat amendments were upon the paper—specially be moil titer to those of the hon. member ler Beller, and* sae seat important that they should be fa l 7 pork recossed. It was impossible that this roe Mrs bill was to go to the other house ia =Molest tier; whir s em ghee ether band, it the bill was an trended Ws mot. diem risk be ito use in proceeding with it. Mr. MUNTZ bad hoped that these bills wen to be Mit OIL He intended to pair the most decided oppritioari bar of them. (Hear, Item) He believed that they woad kid to a gqaaatity of trades sable being started, whir mord litsofre with re legitimate rano of tire velar" 'V I M, _ A pet Trite sob billi tiord e (Palimesten) sod So rigid hr. gentirms (Mr. Sourrie) whether there wee no, see whatever in going ost with these bids. Nobody wird wpm het they wail bor m t gove hroogh this session, and Inn em brebte nod • debate would go. Ills Oldollit Shia iiirid l im that time bide would be In Mikes of its prink and that the objects of dimo ur r=ham an le OM 'doddered be Word. 'doddered that those bills were eakinktted to own a groatimpormaost in ter rimer state of **law ; an immeentneat weigh ho believed to be is rift with dr NO, of a rarerity of that here, =A I triads* wee ediddiiii. bad th•support of the orstry at lame. Sash heir the eromotanoss, ha eannived that thew mamplesty of tree fee dig sasswissy ditowodas of the esker Sim Aar the grog tar INOlllaidee Ow Ihredey swat Asa whether the bell word pies airwhors, that of wine would depend moth epos the support which it re. waved is the House of Cosmos% sad be therefore trusted that than who felt with him ism the subject would attend in their plans in the day which hir had named and give their aunties sod Gather* to the bill. (Hear, beer.) Mr. GLADSTONE wished that the noble lard had stated what he thought era, the resimary timer, disorder/ tree bills. The noble lord bad beard the diesussios, and he most haws sees that the very greatest variety of view wee taken by different member. He (Mr. Gladstoae) thought that at least a fortnight weed be term op is . the dieer air, and that world leave bet a weak for the moreary de libetotion in the Moose of Lords. Mr. BOUVERIE dreaded the role which bad been adopted by the Ares of foods, of sot reading hi Is a second time afar a retain date, briar it had bees the habit of ' tee Hors of Commons to deluge the other house with bills at the sod of tl. cassias. Tree wet Mr peat quantity of bur to he seat up this seesios, sad here be antimpatr no diar rower*. : i . . .. Mr.UNTZ moved that the *hairless report progress. Mr. BROWN moved se aaameadatost thrills obairmaa loam the cli , ir. Mr. MOFFATT tolled eh* Werra of the committee to the far that sot ewe of the emosimeats epos **votes went to the prioeiple of tea biL Mr. BRIGHT thought that boorwoold pat itself in a rldistres rears it it &Wed to a rule made by the Boon W Lords. Hon. nroprose fret know very well that a bll of err ilarlettasse Ire poser lest year by that =lilMask* the day bid tee takers surd readings ltswi. . Whether the Rosso 0 Lore would Islam is tolo or or woe a matter for the noble lord at the read of the grernment to oassider ; hooted to know beds than that besot raid what ter the throe of the success of this hillortwasse. -For his owe pan, be (Mr. Bright) err as k ;rim Ilse wherever .1m went ha met with the no.: • ornint lorries with regard to the.passing of these bills. A m owl be so doubt but that the people of this rusiteM with the exception primp* of a few capitalists, who ford that they got ea very well under the present retent—bo- Erred that the present state of the law wee unjust in pris ed*, mad injurious in praetieeia its effect upon trade, sad iZer ais Zest ik T e tt milli "erre statra:M. a l.' l 7.. Ta —it was mot *Rea he advised hint—asteghtsr)—to sad upon his resolution of gofer es with this bill on Thum day. He believed that the bishops were sot adverse to this laill—(laughter)--aadroos he raid mot but thisk that moveromeut pressure might easily peas the bill through the oars Mesa. ' Led PALMERSTON agreed with tho boa. member he andlifale (Kr. Bright) is holism's' that then bills were Mild Mr" with eonsiderable utility by the people of this rinstry, sad hoar he should certainly take Nieman of the hors ors proredias with the meamiromflonhougbt it' yr quite ratting for that hones to set upon any 's ties r to whether or not the House of Lords word= by its resolution—(eriers)—he might, hoover, rembed the house that the reolotion is wattles was that the ether hew would not leads bill a arriad tine •• sabres under peculiar eironatatenne," whirebv that biro distinctly reserved to Motif the offsittarity if oossidering the ratter upon each 010111i011. • a . After a few words frerll4 Maar s kis. limits, The committee divided':' - For rtgorting prams '''' • 89 Against - - - __ _ ill-48 The sow resumed, sal the Chasms reported progress lad obtaiael leave to Otani"' on Thursday wt. INVERNESS BEIDOE BILL. This bill wired through committee. - ENCIALBERED ESTATES ACTS CONTINUANCE (IRELAND) BILL. This bill peered through vemittee. TURNPIER ACTS CONTINUANCE (IRELAND) BILL. This hill peeled esesah sommirter. BURLS; Or POUR PERSONS BILL. The Lords' amesameets to this bill IMO agreed Is. The boas@ thee seripeadrd its sitting witll 6 o'illek... The haute resSeeldlet els is'abeth. , d v.O 7 NAVAL OFFICERS. .r -t' . Oa tha .s of Camas Sava; referee was adored et IMII amber of captains promoted to be Width reef Wairsa from Ike Ist day et Jemmy, 1860, to WI 161 latni Opine r like rases et seater emitsies plead es rsal Mini gear edeeirele sad esprathe 1111 hem sa babe served their time eased. : siteree Wile sealer et valve aasamodere W ad s eawards ia that ask elaber'the berths st thri asks Nee : eir•tkl samba Wesoorsi o Ns PM breseralrblWasabsk Esatibest if pen sad speremk, stating eke- nesimi 11110ther of .• Ilk. Mum of wind someasikirs WNW OA bad the rank of .liestesear 26 yew end seerthe memmum number of years kil d l o a of active lieutioants of twenty years' JOON Indirrards is that rank, stens, the date of Oa LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1855. • crowd without notice, nor would say rational mu. I should think it very ',judicious fur a superintendeat to rawer again if an impertinent anaemia' was made to him. It would be highly improper fora superintendent to strike at people with his whip, or swear when giving his orders. To the Chief Commimioner—lnspeetor Hoglies was not in the park the Sunday before. Cross-extiminatioa continued—ln the report made to me by Inspector Hughes at 3.30 he stated there was cousiderable now and commotion near the receiving house, and my answer was to move the reserve. At 4 o'clock the report says, "Commotion increased; it has been found no assay to disperse the crowd by force. No accident to ear. I :ze r s: d very few pining." My sume r we., that I bad up the reserve; and 1 wetland, " Yon may now test vigorously in dispersing all rioters." The Chief Commissioner-1e might be well that it should Is known that any person remaining where a riot is going arioter. s km a When the Riot Act has been read, any 12 poem remaining are not only rioters, bat felons. The wham then read the definition of a riot as laid daces by the Chief Justice is the case of the 0. Y. riots, aid continued—l should all the window-hreakieg on the allowing Sunday a riot. I said, " Act vigorously. ' Toe mode of action was left to the officers. At S o'clock I di• rated all persons shouting alto., alto., to be moved to a distance from Mil eariage road. Thai Nightto be-seesond. /toady if possible. At 20 minutes past 8 en Inspector re port d that a mob had collected at the magazine, and wore throwing stones at the soldiers. Ido not think that was the most serious report I had received The soldiers could pro tat themselves—ladies and gentlemen could not. I mean ladies and gentlemen in the carriages. I do not think any person was arrested after half-past 8. I received no detailed report during the day. I gave orders at night as to bail. I founded my decision on the report I bad received of the eaters of the charges made at Vitae-street. They were principally for riotous eon act. I have had the shorthand writer's notes of the evidence taken before the commission seat to me. Notwithstanding what has appeared I still think that I sated right. To the Chief Commissioner. tinily on my own authority. Crosse:imitation continued—l do not thick there wan any occasion for my presence at the station-hone. I sever interfere. I had no idea what class of persons bad bees arrested ;it was not my duty to agate. I have often told the superintendents that the humbler the person, the more ready they should be to take bail. I appose t he superin tendents thought they had no authority to take bell in sass of a riot. If I had been at the stenos, I should not have acted otherwise. I would merely have told the solaria loudest whet authority I conceived he had. An awl is made in the police hook of any cossolaints made against °Moen or men. Oa the 11th May, 1842, Mr. Hughes was charged with improperly entering the buss* of a Mr. Stod. dart without a warrant, and the megistrive lad him 40c, bat bore testimony as to hie cool tamper. It is a rale that any mu convi.ted before a magistrate is to he dismissed, unless the Secretary of Sate specially authorises blotto be retained. Tt.ero was another coati's's' mildest Mr. Hughes at the time of the Duke of Welington's lying in state —it was made by aa °Meer of the Claude, whet charged bias with not having given sulament moistens* in keeping the public from penal; through a side door of Chelsea Hospital. On Monday, the god of July, 1 had an Waviest with the Soli• • cilia to the Tresary. Mr. Reynolds wee consulted on the 'shiest of the proceedings to take against the parties In cue toby. He referred to Mr. Bodkin. There was some delay in finding him. It was doursained to dispose of the cases summarily, in order to put an end to the ezeitement. At 10 o'clock on Sunday night the saperiateadent at Vine. street represented to me that the cells were very much crowded. I directed him to remove as may as he could find room for elsewhere. I should consider a great many waits on the pollee of much leas importance than such seta as the hooting and shouting at the swages on that day. If I had men a gentleman of respeetabilitp in custody that evening for assaulting the polio*, 1 should not consider the aspirin- Widest justified in taking bail for him. The respectability of the party made no difference. I should consider it rather increased his offence. I believe then wee so police maa seriously injured on the let of July. Oae was slightly cut ; another get kis eye blakesed. Two wen knocked down. The supensteadoot at the statioe•baute has no authority to rewire an widest*. I cannot say whether any complaint has ever 'seen made against Super , istentleat Martin. The other seperiateadissta on the ground were Inspectors Gibbs. of the B division, and Tarlatan, of , the T division. gave the directions in. To Comeissesoner Rendersca—The polies are reqeired to make theameleas acquainted with the regulations so far as they refer to their undue& 1 ass not aware that any directions ware gives on the Ist of July inconsistent with three regulations. To the Chief Commissioner—No ecreplaist has been Mb against any Wiseman for oceduct on the Ist of July. Mr. Mitchell said he bad instructed Mr. Ballastise to soaks sash a charge es the part of Mr. Hair, but the pro ceed' were abandoned ea the announcement of the Gliwice Meese was seat sidled, sad in 'ewer te the Chief Ososmissiousr stood dist he was police surveyor, sad bad sharp of the seasteseties end repair of the sods ia the different deem. Jae serstyed the all@ et Viawieset abed elm wear age. Tree is Me epee there seines the eceennedetim ireaairsd. There wee nee /Meshy in *Malaise weeder ate. The cells ea the greasitt !cent bed beat iseineseted within the lest four yen ; these ea the besemest were the ells of the original weeeli.hease, and ere set geserelly used. Mt bed takes every mesas to eta. Wets thus as effeeteelly as pesitile. Then are two gratings sada the sets Is two of thee. which etessai. este with the caster sir: to the our two there are gratings ever end in dis deer. The flees en asphalt. Tam is ao asepses@ le the upper cells. Mr. Coseinioser Aziestreag—l reinerked yestenley that is the lois( ail there is fell all the way free the door, sad* would be almost bapossible te keep irdry. The Chief Coessissieeer—At was quite deep end wet wine s • saw u. although net se bed es stated by the wit. _Closadatiolor Arortmos—Tho sunburn that ware toolowl ow Mot MOS olodared it abadataly Morrow. .11111mm-416 irag MI is is Mt 6 OWTM moan alb w 7 to 11 loot avia/Mary--' OW Sot mold be ems to modiste thou his. dam. ' To kr. Kiwirril—tbaro mile an am often and, IMF am dr May isiatkilei; but ars ham too ndramary pt omain who mho • pent Mal of maim The VkistCesseiresieser—M• sea have as doubt that the beat is (those tells was mast olkuive and &Indian, appro. sire. We meat there yesterday without giving say motifs of our visit. Ned we head t►es ekes, sad we were hr . fanned that they were eleased every day. There is seedier weiat ea whim it I (ergot to question &r Maya*. It has beea waggseasd that is searequatte of the war sad other asses there has been • sessiderable 'hasp in the sea of the fuel, sad that there ue ousequently a Number of young nu amongst them We 'build wish to know if sash wee the COM - Kr. RUN stated that Ms B. Mayne +weld be in attend ance to-neerew, sad give every hiernosties. ♦ hw minutes balm four the eowinthalen adjourned, =Ail to esevrew (thia day) at 11 *Work. The smart was agowded to mesa daring the day. THE COUNT OUT YESTERDAY: The following members were present yesterday what the how was coasted est : E. Colt S. PAllliwors Marquis of Blandrord T. Aka* A. Pellatt Str J. ilbelisy J. MI Sir C. Pad T. barns' Apatord nibs J. Brained= E Scatty 0. itaialsld Captaia Seabill Gars J. limas& W. NMiniey Ma ks Rind J. 0. PO/11 , 31019 Joseph Craig W. Tits V. Scully Sir Y. Faring T. Maminw I rd art Mar Colossi Linda, Colonel Dunne H. M.Calr no THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE POLICE. [The following is the mincluirm of yesterday's pram& isigs] Bit Richard Mayne—The Superintendent in charge at Vine-street was Mr.O'Bries. I sent a memorandum at I o'clock, in answer to the superintendent, who complained of the crowded state of the cells. I thought that tin cams in question, being those of rioters, did not come within the ea'. I allude to see. 70, 2 end 3 Vie., chap. 49 (wits... reed the see) I consider toe uffance tellling to the riot of that day did not came within the sot. I considered that the charges would be more serious than a magistrate maid deal with summarily. In comultation with the usual law advisers of the police, the charges were limited to subjects of summary jurisdiction. That was done solely for reasons of pru dence. T. • memorandum I sent was Remove as many to Meryieboorstatios es there is room for. Bair should not be mime for any One charged with riotisg or Waal disorder, nor unless the bail is thought to be sufficient surety." That was at I o'clock. Mt re were no other imstrUctions in refer ees* to bail: I em reedy to take all the responsibility; Ido not consider it my duty to see as to the condadon of the sells. Vine-street Station is the old werch•boute. Sines the police gut it the cells here been much improved, ventilated, and lighted. They have lately been lampooned by Colonel Jobb, who recommended some changes, but it was difficult to obtain spoor. lam not rtispossible for the condition of the cells ; the superintendent on duty is regrow s,bt. for their cleanliness and order. The Chief Commissioner—We have belted the oella. Some of the witeemes are Teri =Oak ottetikes se to the seatte of veatilatiao. There Wen ao striaosen there when we eror them_ • 11t:61 1 ZsiStkuser. Armstrong' The Mai all mold arca ~W kept dry. isame—The wimps amber them berm. An oilier ought so be walking up sad doirmraltb diesetkes to sup ply seek refreebassat ea is allowed. say ma. ales. sad bread sad butter. The commiesissoen ban doss emir thins poseillteleimprows the cell.. Tu Chieltalmaimismsr—AV • ham bad oemplidate et dm bud stale of lbowalboped that the pick slows were pat adals mini m& Boa Yid that mesa ? Whaosa-.ltapress owls( to the crowded state. The millriet=grarlir•sal oaPlassatios rapam.d. To Henderson—The dmassoa I tame to cia the mammoth= of the set as to ball was satire!, oa my owl judgment. Crai:examised by Mr. Miteboll—l est an swan I re ceived say direction from its Bomenicie. I cosistuai cooed with them as to the soda. lem mestatly is som minioatiou with the Inontory, but then woo so formal application. I bad • a order is writing boos the Bader- Secretary. The #rratairi of Inns hears my statement, sod ' then gine his opinion. There were ao special directives. I ns outdo tarrying out of the arraignments wee left to mo. Oa the Moods} after the 24th I stated whit I bad sem, sad insfeemd I tkinght I bad -failed it my . ehrty is' not talons MOM stringent measure' I suppress the die. • creditable disturbosco. Than were so mesellio directions gives by the Seentary of State, wept that a snits was to bo prepared. Ti. ;greatest nuatair of polies it the park on the 24th we' about 120 or 130. On that finday no orders bad beta gins to mop anions from gong Into the park. I only expense' a meeting. I was quid arraign to Sod the ton things took. I get to the park shout half-peat three. There was a moat tumultateisoiotous proceeding ping a. mutintied for two boars. Within two or dna bars I might him brought some thousand met ; anti an liwar.l do tot thick I could hem brought tanker mon than j I hesitated whether I sight Dot to attempt Mpaer• ear 14 the affair at the time. I bad seta ralkidat nasal hand. Ifl had kad sash •Wm I said bars dense. I had meths rity to aa may mss as I liked. I seat for a Ismn somber. Ia uddielafi to what west into no park, ethers were at base to the-tinabor of three or "bar liaudred. ' Than woo so °yds/ is oolbreatio te•casiriagto us -the Ist of July. Oa the 24th st June I bonen no tones wis Jared. &vend proms wen dhoti spp for Many. The polio. did as they wise adored oet Om 24th of Ins Ido not think ft was their duty to numbers ea that day. (Latigh. tar and hives) I did act order theta to do a They re ceived orders widen ti. road. Wiles' hoard It was pra nged tai stop the carriages I would not ranee is, (atom.. tin Ds to whether or not say damage bad boos dose to the Lees. That einem the Woods and Fagots. I w.. aware that there Was a strait fooling against the Sunday Bill, bat I was not swan Dray doisoostratiou hung intended. I thought than had been a gross violation of the right of that who wished Is ride or drive through the perk. It 'Would he madam M attempt to keep order with 120 mos ; it would bad to inlay to the men, tad to the most serious. cossopmass I was Wooed to take minima for tho Ist of July is sieseiptease of the bills that wereposta, by thy ishmankml got from the *Moen, tad from sang ifs on "lni=g4 ( nide ht ahem. I partkently Wed* 94 • Nmalleoppr ati tho Wei* Diapanh) articles that were alculatod w mein tha IT, i A link all them handbills were likely to Maass • tomatbloge, which was istaaded'keistimidato no legkla tad frighten dif forest members who bad take* t porttellar now of the Buudly Bill. The result, I think, proved they were timtdated. (Laughter) The bill was withdrawn July 2. These bills were posted up is different ports of the tomb, sad I understood - they were to be had at Mr. Reynolds's stop. Ido not maiden they 'were jocular. I thought them likely to lad to • leoadrif the pease; what occurred at Lord Ration tiodinelmeit least Iwm right. Oa the 24th several lama attempted ti Wines the crowd. I um 3 014 . I mot up, hat meld sot hear. I eadereteod It wee about the bill. Those were from eight to twelve, or Afton hundred snoops is named -lan arae - -Oa the let of Jay I was at my oistriiirdiS: - I reiiiiitrit tassel from Inspector Hughey, at Monday, width I noted that th ere were attempts made to address the crowd. The report was ma, early on Monday, before the is•pector or I wen aware that say tiomploiat mils of the moiduct of the pokes. I rewind it about 11 es Mareffig. Its the re sorts made every halt boor than 4 aosttmtiet any most apt Than reports referred soon to the snag diworb nos to guide ma is the manliest of reishwoomeato. The police took thou who they eassidered won the leaden I. the riotieg.—[At the v et t a s t o lt. II the Int ern preeened to ran ttio had:already gives in his direct oreakillks.)—lfe w astittad ; I may as well my then wan two gam Mimi sear Lord Robert Otoevelica'i hams is ohm, at pal terra. I dinned tbo, potimeWbe collsail is coder she to attract aetimsties.; . las Is soy aim ttR day. The details Of ,the eft mom itommitted to lbe tillatapboaL Any amp toe lbe panda woad be lades Um Minim of the iaspecret or ealletiotadat it the put. Idepoctor 'Hashes was in caramod. I tosPeeted the ground yesterday. There is ea west Otero the ma Wald not Wait up. They were obliged to rat; that may accoutit for man of what toometilled rushes. (Haws) If the as making thee.' shoran did not hittivietalli Winn the re. opoembility would eatirtay rest as the *Son whit addendl them Belpre a body a Iff or 40 polio' rash at a crowd,' I think derail aright to give toms Vials& and advise lama to move eff. ' The Coil C.Adaissioner—Th writes halation direst tb. pole, to Rive wormsg. Witosse—l would ROA or* I samba of Wise to dog GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA. A special meeting of shareholder belonging ee thie company was WM yesterday at the London very foliose. Tames. Beebe air T. IP. Datums, eltairma of the Bagtisk ;midis'. The ettesdeses wags as The Castammt, is aposiag the reesedisgs, said ha had little br aortas to ea is espiasaMen at the statemeat wbfM mosid be M tb ow**t but he might admit to the Mot time the trasebei bed bees called (the testa sod nob? losodoosS o b as sid - be Muds) °slag to the at kr. Rees, of the Canadien board et end Mr. HI of his eoliserses, to this rosteg, Or the /4111111.1110 Marebabbseemiglit lam as reeshisg foloonstbs of as postmen of = l"la ssdlet ilire lhag sad Meas.' et Mole Oahe, and aLo of eggemelartheir approval of mime bad bee dose. • meet. Wit io t mem period would bays been bulb raw sod Sod von Wish of Massif sad lib batboy dim son lisiogisod to espress hiagratitade M Me shareholders fee Ow prime& w it h whisk they bed waited for the Si-.. Mr. CiLIPMLAW, learetary, thee reed the following 171. lAs yor ohm. sod to par esac so the Prostate mad Cam. play's INNS el tas • as dm besseenad op. The of mown which has les recebed as Me oryttal is 3,1191,42/1.. of which 404011. is be whams of Mire emlls. TM saran ars 711.301., of wake 21.2071 see as lers lift sail. Ms 11=011111 yet to be rimmed (*the • Jawra of NOY Is NOM The sort sell at IL 10r. per share, sal IS psi art sa sob dem of Om" miti. la asessesites th the Isel elf Op prawn %Is doe tad melts= Tr es the wi nth Olt at wens ism. The essilioass kw mobs .ta Isom et the 2414 MI Csbedir molftseseg. tar width gis_•llml Zb a tx t t witsta a Mani Is 1.1•11.11 d. al ail Mk ii allellia the ollstmobts aisles{ It lime a isdostlos be. dr to thltentsuliss as Ito usslo perses. Ths sus et sat cdollait P 14441 mat. il imi, slossey tsideshe la Ibistor Merl% wog IS to he stestred la pateri the lee Om Itiattlill• MOM Ye usslibee sosolltko.ho Ilk.' who bora dissisi 1= 24. The Mg issolin4l2 this vials hes bum in ths Wok &gra solar Messina ssoimmoll that tbei suiting of the Has sea ft a Thom ( 0 mess), ad INS Malliell ).! breekrills (In la be tisibeasiAseer Is tfp fteli•llT fof I walk a the selsos. a ie MN rid thstymemiss dos Wawa Ihistoas ass * seu si is dlososs or Sieollsei oat be soatplolal la the slum 4 sir year. its pedals ,rowed be =oll Is 4444 shlipatod by meaty two yews is to the la smise4 owl on yew to to the win lot m. *sok The ststbas Irma Tettsto to flirstford (li silks) will be allfwersiever M. weeny by Messrs Os mad esal Os. (the Cam illa WIN all eirketifil fA WI Foist 7e., A sea. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. maw will Mos he ahead helmose Inaba sal Mostreai, sad henna Matral. Portland. sea Mu- bee. a dawn" of al /sem with thesemplaswig of abolish of the Victoria Iffeds. Mal_ Mies ef Me pampa sepia of the 142.11111.1 a Mae ma arm which was ran is t l er resat Is edam Oatilise andenalses am Mari bete Lase up. applastims wee mode Se the Provincial Goverseemi of camas fir a haler salsa of arable heeds. sad se set as eed is Me is. torsosmas of the Oman= pedlar Onto wheOWM the more to mat seta aid to a ameallt not amalled =Vector the posses of ea ea beide will be pease, to eat at the mae rue of Interest es bane by these already 1 Week mid ler • term of 20 yam The bad to be reised by thus bads is. however. apremly mehiselde wily to works 111169111N1 sasequemly to the let The Direeters hem bet hesitated to avail Memesivas of the l immedsenady sad .genuinely af orded. ami they la setered that ha this they all ben Om reedy emeerremeamliastinef the sherehalsre. Oa the tee bead, ao eddlassal pesireata dam is crossed to the atom of the lasatee yes that pooped= of the =DIM reserved se hams semessed. Week it the mares had has tam 0 1; =nape him hem lanseard la shares; bet. es Me alms bad. by roma of Ms old thee Wooled, the Lltraters Ma two is. to elltet arrandementa toe the ammo& beret of ee etmermed Is the udderteklog. Them hem been embodied ill s repeal kr a emir. mead agreement to be attend into hearers Me Iteehek ammeters (Yemen Pet°, Heaney. Bette, end Jaelumet), to which the Mbar haw manta, sad of Irani a outline is now samiltted to the Mast. Wars for their reprint It will be in their r•solleetion. that In the neat of the dinettes made to Key, 1134, It w intimated that the seetneters, esende. leeenelle le nee ranee of adoidose time ten( ..._ bowed fee the mesons et ands et etelecind end eeeejany'stweda of the 8 eariee....*_sha - - - hew* the let J aunty, the Yaw before the Ist January, lead. But die absorption of the large mum Mare adverted to In aapend i. tare, eot applioalds to their tentommat, and from which they defied no tweak, Justified moo modhladimi el this arnutgereent. By the' DOw surangetaant now alluded In, peere be made for of the batmen doe to the coatrooms be Newt of works ac= to ths la May, lead, awl as we pin cid there province bars fa avashitite, as has been amid, for Islets emented Wes that thee, MY payment Is to be ars to ti dons sr 6bare-Wis thirds is bends, sad ams4hl rd Par Ohm 1110 prosecuted betwees es Thomas WI sethmmeed sal the aantrwtors ens la mmesive amble inentreetre. gralstier in equal preinesier of here ame II deer es willlatterli 4 LtamerbettleaapsY,arorelthe pee. nemesis to be esdred the hirer grab. y re antreetare to the Irises at bore ad rates acenedleg N the peeking of the original rawest. Iberiguselen are to pay the keine era say roses of the 'rapers of II nerany's brie le B ghee whir nay win bege the eggespolers alarnsweadmemk ter sash prOpertion is no. tier by re Mlle bur to the seer of Saineee whin win -the arrow sr Waking Or set W o w than the lat liegessial; lir Mr all arra the esseeeles eft works sellielest to ream the dee rephrase. No ear Is to be on the IS sham tcs sobs war timer atter the IS4 Mait e reV Should any errs works be serked the esserstere her agreed to accept pay meet ia bonds sr sheen of the Attars sr ft. Lawmen Company, resiend at per Is erreg, shish bra sed dire the or 44 holds the eater eft AW, whir are owireal wee& Weir ler thie porgies. The gesterase leave to the limper of the dining, the Perm heeds of IS. I merles to which they are nutted osier that erightel weer. enl they will be weir hen time to tine with the pre.~ getrestelleed epos Wei nisei& peers 'sly dress berm shell be eppliseale be Works word by art as MI when they aced. They wens to the of the were hen U. Thaw te Trete hair and leen lirYet6e r Peestkee=l . the let lilt, at whelk Weir sewer le no whet of tie esereded weer an to he preassiledrk and the oonp Is to her the tries of further scressitry asy of the allege tilled were. ea terns weigh thedkeness essere be be esir and regehr The esenerse ales the silken he the Trade lirldge. a rm r e=star rib the dither to .seder whether It la parr to regrew non asesseeleal Nr it he cosstreedr. It is sallenter the the pre, ant on that week le is be United be Illrelf.„ we hen" the ewer nerated me required es. WNW' with euhreerestors. Should this aeriesbe l =s=del l re le to Ito paid kr is 6 shires only, aid id Orr prima kg the bridge, after the let laptsamber, 1114, are to be and, Is Shank sad aims, in the peeportisr shish will /Milli after Meta' disitteedis an Tie, undertake to proceed actlee4Ll ua rttit re weeks trega ta =l:ll to Tessen, and hen prise to The rears grout the enema" arrearneat to the err beidersoe set cry fak aad inshabli la lus it, bet asallieres wire angel remedy to esstierser whisk night ire Impair the w ork' gesesesties K lair saintaking, sr they pewee wt a wt. plushest serer M esessted i ore rree thnewlik. Ti. works aseledyyprearded are shoe hen whisk the set, wed earliest rotor k arse& Thew whir ernered ere the p Mar rely to be ken rennewelles. Th e dished rep of progress of Us wesines the Ifirsela aide is be anseikan with a dews eery resesibe serer* dr by wenswethe the orris and ramose ef the rineeten the ern parts Os siren teldne,wlll Mere the et the nala lied et reller. aloe Orr se far se whether our plea Si cosarries nay set be winery 41 the alerts's@ to be derived ben eespletie" akingersat Wrier. great chain of sea. neaketket ney be eterned at a hesehemespestee undertaking. M the Weer the pewee Oar the arvelepeneat ere with ilk Greet Weser RAW iWkeeme mar wldob theawe =lll.l have agreed to icespese their Mite west el Wear ar the direction of genie, with the view of ark' the seesinedes if sesapeUng lines, w.ll strainer The dresser will we their wren armours to rot our en arrangement with the Great resew Onapsay re will prevent compeUtios, end be n_iM adwieseese to bath cowries, and they have the sarkeeks d hie' able to state that the contractors for the wester& seers of retinal leer hallway are primed to so-operate with ries be may pies that wry be screed upon. The Wad tincipts from the brie era the Use raft peed between Prinked gad eloctreal. are Pee the half year Wks Slat Deeper, 1853 tr. 611 it . Seth Jim, Ilk Dnspiber UN 91,90 Por the frrst Ye weeks of the Wryer grin the Nth alt., MOM Orr ea Were over the perked kr year of 13,111111. Terre sews Oar dorlag dr sanitised to re. we the dieriegweet el the heel tribe veer the eseters lire, seek as We arks reek& of the timber trade, re gensural panio whir err; eel the wehdrawau N. the tan MN per for the regard cd the Iter,lif the Ilse of inweee drier to ply between sied Mao& Then tileterkst earn nay. borer be wileseel trarltery, nereessesdn the non hew eierneleinse wart the lor Wilk darteks Whet ery slinks ef the Welk whir may Si e es rred e r ra a ar renmar. Nibs rail bar has greed bereft the Atlantis areciard rd the dr keshorkie anew of the West. lbe ion railways already weed is per et the Upper - indicate the abirdnet ran of low. Zr. the ken; sad it to net ram when the lles @hl be net serer ear the errs seeder be b e =" ilig ela mm =rby the Whirr eniNe whir will Wes be brogrepiter theta prevent the peepteree et tiros to rest ad thhi prima Si iwi" is at the asahner .01 every rdireal meow sed en el redo will tend to Wale the seer. 10▪ :Zbarerst, Ma die raderaldai amber. aid as koala, ea arresissits brim des triads mil Art Weertiat wormsa ed die arradie rid acasieses lo irk bit dr al dr resits WOW* wird; sad tido direltei the orarbert Isiburad Orr arm, spew Is ad bast kw izareaturiatral seadisses Ord vb. Ible per tiara it we sr ably bars . ram laterrat Mar..... di si = s t Oar s bat ream to ram by mbar addri Vas ars addik .at... rapid simaaarsur Mara. The sieuesa c a m aipitai ussaar Ur bail Isar sada( dr iletk Wt. in* la drreboldera at • merier vire6. l :3 l. t ✓atan ad rid be bat sidearm es ill ata el kr mat. ark atter irk row* is tab cearry, •ow will tramMamea to ea& prertiater. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAR I'RIZES. (From last Mitt's Marne.) lIT ion Ql/11.11.—A PROCLAMATION. Victoria, R.—Whereas by our royal proclamation, dated the 29th day of March, 1854, after 'steelier; to our order in council, bearing date en the said 29th day of March, 1854, whereby we ordered that general reprints be granted against the ship, goods, and subjects of the Em peror of all the Russian, his subjeen, or others inhabiting within any of his countries, territories, or dominions (save and except any vessel to which our license had been or might be granted, or which had bees directed to be released from the embargo, and bad not sines arrived at any foreign port), so that our fleets and ships abou.d sod might lawfully seise all shim, vessels, aud goods belonging to the Emperor of all the Raisin, or his subjects, or others inhabiting within any of his countries, territories, or dominions, and bring the same to judgment in soy of the Courts of Admiralty within our dominions, duly authorised sad required to take cognisance thereof, we did order and direct that the net protium of ell such prizes taken by any of our ships or vessels sat war (lave and except when they should be acting on any conjunct expedition with our army, la which case we reserved to ourselves the division and dialsobwes. a al rim eat bsesy MINNA sad Alm IS" end except a. thereinafter mentioned), should be for the entire benefit and encouragement of our Sag ofilearr, captains, commander*, and other commissioned officers in oar pay, sad of all subordinate warrant, petty, and non sommissioned officers, and of the seamen, marines, and soldiers on board oar said ships and vessels at the time of the captor,, attar the same should have been to us finally adjudged lawful prima. And whereas we think fit that offi erre and crews of any of our ships and vessels of war, who shell be planed or men in charge of any ship or vessel which shall be hereafter captured or detained by any of our ships or vessels of war, shall shase in prises made daring their absence by the ship or vessel on the books of which they may then be borne : edo therefore hereby order mid direct, that all officers and crews of say of oar ships end vessels of war who shall be placed or sent in charge or any ship or vessel which shall be hereafter captured or detained by any of oar ships or vessel. of war, shall share in the prizes captured during their absence, by the ship or veinal of war on the books ot which they may be borae at the time of such prises being captured, in all respects as if they bad been aottially on board such ship or vessel at the time of suck prima being captured by her. Given at oar Comet, at Osborne-House. Isle of Wight, this twenty-first day of July, in the tear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fittysfivs, and in the nineteenth year of oar reign. —God save the Queen, ADMIRALTY, JULY 24. PROMOTION. --Lieut. IL V. Hagdud (1846), promoted to V.* rank of commander. Mate R. G. Hale (1863), promoted to the rank of Ileum. nut. APTOISTMBIgIII.—Lient. J. Irwin ' sppointrel sea spat. Psynaeter J. T. Spark* (1853), t o the Dskir of Welling ton 181, screw steno ship, o f 700. horse power , i n the Baltl rieentant-Surgeon C. Morton (1862), continued to the Archer, 14, screw slam ship, of 202.00ree power, in the Acting Second Master U. Hewitt, to the Victory, 101, flag ship at Portsmouth. Midshipman F. W. Egerton, to the Sanspareil, 70, screw steam ship, of 360-horee„power, at Devonport. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 21. The Sydney Hail, No. 146, Steam trausport, arrived at tledthead this afternoon front the Qinee, wbitha she had moseyed worse. She hams. Wulf& from the army. The Vicomte sad Alberti royal yeah:, after her trials last night at the messaged Who W ashes Bay and et Spithewl, cams in.° harbour se ecol. The • sawed eldelned Is the trios reached to 17.31 h aat prr impleted stealing, she want to COWS again t 4 Alai thieallgroeso. The legal Owego, balk to the lletarla sad Albert, was towed be Cowes this allosese he the re of the afters sad orew of the latter dewing bag sty them The Bays& Owego was the royal yacht of Oemegelt MY& he went Ilestimml, be. ; end, though it was degigdy NMI nolh b hem epos eeettast to the rola yacht of Ste perm teeemeh 4me, At, l'he Is George la of about 350 laws mad the These% wed Mien of 'boat %too. SOUTHAIITTON, JOLT 24. Rio Majestra Mew .team transport Malatya, Captais Priest, has sot yet lea thia port. Jibe is, however, quite reedy for sea, sad will Ashy Iwo for Kingstown to-morrow evening. the whole of the to tbis hoe slap. Meludinit the middles of a sew mew hsee l lgsTgeted biro uoior 'be superintendeoos of (tegedo K 41 . , Peninsular and Oriental Steam shipp i ng Omen,. will chip the requisite quuatity of bay for the homes diets ID gamey to th e Crimea previom to her departure kom lisedwimplea. The Pesfaseffm rind Oriestal Company's new screw steam ship. Ave,tfleggis Head, attired at Southampton yesterday afternoon from the rtygo. waling the actual pump in St boons. The Ara is built assms. Tod and atavism, of Glasgow, add is of 1,613 tons bur. show gad 330.hurse power, and is fitted with the latest Improvement' istreiesitis to steam shipping. Tits fine 'steel wilt probably Is to the Hart to moist In the autocross duties connected fr i a ll t i re ld ladis and thine mall ameba. Ilse loyal Higbee= the Dualism of Kest, accompankd by Lady Penny Howard end Cul. Cooper, landed at Southampton Docks yes. terday attessoce tram the royal yacht Fairy, and proceeded by the 3 p.m. train to Prognsars, Saving visited her Majesty at Osborne. ' Uwe A. Paget, who aceurapsnind the royal party, returned to oa. terse after their departure. DUBLIN. JOLT H. The appearance of a large steamer off Korgetown lad so a report yesterday that the Himalaya hai arrived there. The stale. mem was yernanare, but the arrival of tirst4lass troop 'hips fa hourly expected, and the troops are held In :sadism to mobil* at lament's notion Amongst the implements now being exhibited:St Carlisle is Boydell's locomotive or steam ermines angles foe ploughs, Ike. The novelty of this engine coasiets in She wheels being supplied with " a portable railway," as it is smiled, consisting of a series of shoes or short hoes of rail , way, which an laid with the revolutions of the wheel, and thee Matsui the gnus' progress. The ow with which the engine worked appear, tolls,. given general satisfaction. it belated that the " portable railway" IMO been lately ap plied to guipauriages, and is likely to have a very :material nitnence on mill operating by the ease and facility with which heavy cedeattee will be enabled to be removed from ono paint to soother. Dr.. gorlnenby in of opinion that " liquid mud, with the maybe of two millions and a half of iadi " whisk is his desoriptisti St the Themes, may be by filtration through charcoal, end moreover, that Moe elsormal need not be renewed. MALTirrEllo3l.llYancEs.—Every udtater, besides paying a heavy llamas duty, is obliged, before he can ma- Demure malt, to give sweritiss, himself and two other partial, each in double the amount of the duty on the malt which ha purposes to make in the year, being altogether equal to mx times the amMat of the duty payable. But not diag this redundant amenity, neither the =Weer am his bondsmen can sell any part of their estates 'abut* permissive of the Beard of Bache, after payment of all duties due, and certain heavy fire. bk. Ball, the member fee Cambridgeshire,. oa Wednesday last, inquired of the Chancellor of the Deettequer whether he had taken into consideratioa the hardship of these requiretasnur—to which the right honourable gentleman replied that he understood the prettied grievance to be that when the bonds wets registered, shimmers no cheep and easy means by which the lability amid he removed altar the necessity for it hod eismed. He @Mold be prepared to introduce into a bill be fore the hum the extension to these bonds of the regula tions fativolmed two years ago with regard to hoods give* to the customs. This appears to bo en oilir of very partial relief from the grievance complained of—which is not merely that when the obligation km mimed, the cancelling of the useless bonds cannot be obtained without a heavy charge--in itself a vexatious regulation ; but that, while the beads are in form, the entire property of the mastitis' is made respoasible in such a mauler as to be a restraint mti.abhis disposal of any proportion of their estates.—Bary ?foss WIER MURDER AT PADDIROTON.— Yestuday the Dimity into the circumstances attending the MGM of Sarah Width the wife of Henry Wotts ' proprietor et the Railway Ind, Paddington, was resumed before Mr. Wilder, at the,Load of Hay Tavern, adjoining the Great Weston Terminus. After a long inveatigattoo„ the jury ZOara verdict of manslaughter against Henry Watts, al then semmitted for trial at the Central Drachma Moan. .110ShInT AT HULL.—On Monday afternoon a bevy of 3,ooodollan was discovered to hue taken place at • slI, and two Bucks, who were suspected, were aseer- Mbed to hate started to Manchester by she dowa express. A deppription bt the Men wee telegraphed to Manchester, and on the arrival of the train at the !canoe-reed Station, la that city, themes were recognised Mt this informatioa, mil were taken into custody by the plaice. Os one of theca was found Sfie dollars in notes, 75 dollen Id cash, and 61. in gold. ' The wee were detained by the pokes until further Informative could be obtained. f se i ,doi h E piorobats 7 . :F sw: can g iagrass, bort lN el A j fi l armt Y B w y ti EBCA irs i:tri n igianth o c r t f L oacen sg — li f eci A a , in n had y e lf p o t h on ii iLtm e n ca w g .7 :ll es inu l d l e i lay .:B p jan in i i ca unat.: evilest the door, the carriage being too lull to enable him hi' alt down. Jest as the train lied pissed the Kingston soma, the door suddenly flew open, and he fell out on the • h o c His hat happily broke his fan to some extent; but THZ MURDER AT ROCJIDALZeri°D Moodily after- the Sew he received on his head rendered him insensible moon a man, answer i ng the d oz n ia ii aa of the es/posed fee segue time. °armouring he found blotted able to gs: o murderer, was apprehended at Newton-lit-Sands, near up, and though severely bruised he o,outiived to milli t o Fireman. Re was taken by the next tram to -Rochdale, Lewis to his lthele's ileum. where his wounds were dressed, when a lam who was at the public-home 011 Elataftlay ma he Is now ettavatement. Neither the engine drireerior night, at which the deceased slept, said he believed the the gaud huew of the aeeident till they were i o t tomo d hy rigour was the man who accompanied ben The prisoner the Partnagett on the arrival of the trim at Brighton. A. add his same was W i lli am Martin, and that he was a tekiiraphie sewage was inusedistely dispatched to bowie, plumber and gluier, from Darlingtoth roe inquest was. ,to know it he had returned, and men were tot on the line to be 1104 lestarday mornisig. P to look for hie.—Byphkga Guardian, The Carthamair. wrisiteM r t semniant, mowed that thereat,. /neat, as sa si t= B. sieciald be appr.ved and tdrealsted soon the The Boa. 3. Ross, it 'stomata( the matted, expressed his regret that meetings of the Basilisk shareholders bad aot been more frequent, bet at the same Was meld see no necessity for ens even eon, bet that t desire had been ex pressed by • large amber of shareholders, and no goodthat maid result beyond that of placing the statenseet ►eiere the shareholders sad giving any informatioa that they might desire, for taatil the lime was carried eat in its entirety they mold net know the reel vales aid minim of Unit thrall meat. Tito notice was agreed to; and • Tote of thanks to the directors, and especially to Messn. Ross and Hinges for ceasing from Canada to afford information to thi Eng lish shareholders, was canted » soolamation. Tho CELIZZASS having returned ska•ks on behalf of the English daemon, and Mr. Rosa on behalf or his Canadian manages,, au protwedisp terminated. MALTS OF LONDON. During three weeks of this month the pepuletiOu of London have enjoyed hammed health. This is shown by • redaction of the mortality to the extent of about 160 deaths a weak below the 'mortality of the preview mitudi. Last week the deaths registered were 916. ln the 'erre. spending_week. of the ten years 1846 . 64 the average nu m b er was 1,M7, which, if wrested toe increase of population, bftoniesl,l3o. la comparingthe goesent.retern with the estimated mutt it is necessary to observe that in the week which ended 21st July. 1849 (embraced in the ammo, cholera was fatal is 678 cases, sad mind the deaths .horn all causes to 1,741; otherwise a conclusion will be drawn rather more revolvable for lest week than the mortality that has prevailed in ordinary periods would justify. .7, Last week the births of 798 boye sad 734 girls, Is all 1,622 children, were regietiord in London. In the 10 sot , iesponding weeks of Ike years 1846 64 the averagi number woe 1,327. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reeding of the barometer in the week wee 29 739 in. At the sod of the week the reading was at 80 08 in. The mesa terayerm tore of the week was 59 6 deg which is 2.4 deg...below the average of the some week in 38 years. On Thursday, token it rained heavily, the mean temperature 'was 64.9 att, which is 7 deg. below the average. The highest temperature oeciired on &why (the 16th) sad was 76.8 (Mc; the loWeet on &tank', when it was 48.3 deg. The area dew. point temperature was 62 0 deg whisk' is 7 6 deg. below the mesa temperature of the air. flui temperate"e of the water et the Thames was 889 deg. The wind blew geserally from the welt. Rain fe.l to the mount et 1.09ie of Irina , 6-10 the of an inch fell on Moodily, end the rtainkdos on Thanday. Frequent &aka of lightning wale' seen end thunder woe beard between and slaw& Thure:ley. '