The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-12 00:00:00

spoßriNG INTELLIGENCE. THE MEETING AT ASCOT. vo Tau Maws OW Two wise& tl3' Sin, —There has ban pleats doing in the Waft kg world slam the Derby sad Oaks, spat hem as had seek& the mis at Hampleameart on Saturday forming ens al the Emit importese inallents at the season. There was a rare eseister et hem. at the rmal paddock., and some m an a, primaries reashed,3,ND gnaw for three brood mama, whose united ages are thirty year., sad 3,000 gunge' for tee yeneitega, showing that the mixfortases • Kaeproo, Bressisheas, sad Broomielaw, slam they asepd heads Mouth Masse ram, have not diabeartened Sees who will give say meant for their lashes. The yeasting seances weeetmly mfteleiliog, her Majesty's gees eig at about 343 redeem eate, sad the late Mr. Greville's at 348 genes; the cespese fee thaseenery of the 'Me Mama et the Horan coed to the lattsrligh figures beteg reabeed. as also to the eateaihisg maw of 416 guises+ for twisty ease brood mans at least essetlikd of which ere believed to be barren. Of amuse, the Marquis of Hutings sad Mr. Ohaplir —who are so maul as a sale lost new, espeoielly when they tarn the same bit et bleed — veto preset, sad there were cane or two hot modish between them, the lord gating two et the 1,5110 gams and the common* the other. TM Marquis wee(gas Agate perhaps, In s novisg the evil by St. Albans out of his King M.Cs dam. comedies, and also in taking home the biter with a foal et her foot, end another (probably / le embryo ; bat Mr. (ffesplia's we generally eousidered a bad law" the Braun oat being ass quite gide/Aim. There was • serambn to get trees the geese and away to Paris the some evening, a jeers*, a few metered epes though I do aid Gan them their treat, for the Greed Prix, with its small MK was Weft won't the traelbag two days te see, sad it the memoirs oath London again in good time for Ascot they • ill mere* be It to .. joy the good things rued up to them.. the heath. The seeing Promiste to be a most pleasant me, as the hardpans of the moans gamed and the fast of so many berme being still cogglibm sr down with Wiesen will peewee% the fields being too that roost of Yr. lame, a theses it is to be repetted Merry's homes, like J. Day's, are amiss. The p.obehle absentees among the meek' engaged make up a long list, Wild Charley, Kasgaroq Li . ddinglion, Zambeel. sod Archi ameba —in oddities to earallehed" Loegdowa, peke, sad Grioder—forming a loathe thmenearnid rams caa lS spire, though the shame at Archimedes (said to to.. been kilned is the nos for the Derby) will " open " two or three of the mesh he /Dolled like maim. The is patty well opal• pi td by Saturday's entries, widay's Noe mom all being parka, se era also I& eat a eight el Wedeesday's, en out dams of Thunder* sod time oat of eight el Friday's ; sail the arrimpamat of A Is add/ W!, only floe weather bekg wanted to same a brilliant renobse. It will be esermoualy p Atomised by all chassis of the oommusity on the two greed days, Tuesday sad Thursday ; sad the rail. win compass have plenty to do to get the baste backwards awl forwards, for the =ay fearful accidents that lam so recently occurred will seareely deter one in a hundred from crowding to the scene, so mare them will the blander that radioed so many lives sod injured so many limbs feet year. The South Wasters Company will, doubtlen, take extra oars of the public this week, which they ought mainly to do, latest raised their fares twenty to higher then serf the exorbitant ease that have bees so loudly eompkined of. The Ague k now smelly double that charged as ordinary oxesiess to and from Ascot ; sad se it is aanomeed that "on ma th dth e ram days the ordinary arragemeets as between Loads. sad Ascot will be sus. peaded," there is so help for it beyond paying, although A is quatiemble if the oommay bm the power to stop their regularly advertised bake sad tariff. Peopk are not boned to be eat mite to the races became they take en Asset ticket; sad even if they went, it la doubtful whether • ticket weld he refused them at the proper fare if they Waned as gong by the Mair advertised for the month. Tuesday is big with the fete c 4 Mr. Chaplin's pair of sup posed weeders, Beerenielaw sad Breedelbene, the latter akin a 7lb allowances for the Priam of Wake Stakes, a three-year-old race over mlle sad five foamy, and if he einem win be must be cooesidend utterly dingraced, tusked the sew baser and jockey see blamed like the old were. Them an others with the same advantage in the imposts, Ana, Miss Hebb* and Joker being the beet of them; bit they should net jeopardise the Mama of a good hone, ant should Guinevere, Farwell, or Oknar when meeting one aka nb disedvealleate This trio hare neither panellise oar albinism; end as Auden carries alb mks, Bendel boas must be oesteidetwi fortunate, especially with such as Archimedes, arid perhaps all Mr. Merry's and the Umithery lot, removed out of his path. Mr. Chaplin may, however ' run Broomlelaw instead of the great Darby favourite, for he should beat Farewell and Olmar at level weights, after what its did st Epsom, if he menet exactly get over Guianese. who will be band the most dangerous oppousat of the rose jacket. Baron Rothschild has another good thaws in the Eighth Bissaial, for which Janitorshould beat all the pubis horses, Tatum and Clara. (the latter a wean darter) leaviag the 'gluiest reputatioes at the •• dark" lut. 1 know et maw worth standing upon foe the Maiden Plate, Antietam beteg the best performer ; and there is not a two-year-id is the Trial that strikes me as geed enough to wig spinet such a hone as °artier, to whom both Jerk o Lantern and Grace Darling have to meads Sib. The Asoot Stake. has quite given way in importance to the new tame instituted for the tint day, and there will be a wretched lot anotendiag over the two miles and a half oe Tuesday. Happolyth, Tomato, sad Cobweb are the " best is" of the twenty-ea left to theme between ; but while not certain whether the former is quite herself gels yet, as either of the others can stay, I must fall beak os the turned loose Moose, and the long "bottled" Hollyfox. The Eleventn Triennial is for feer-yearalde, over two miles, with Guerilla, Lady Hylds, Ely, and Seraph to contest tbe lash. Pee two last-named are the beat, Ely for chokes; and the latter could win the Queee's Vase, on the mass mune, if he had Eltham out of the way, the three-year ebb udamohly carrying off this trophy. Tim geese's Steal Pi. t T.Y.C., will very warty suit geese of Trump*, who should beat Oppressor at even weights, sod Broomielaw at 4lb for the year, bat will Sod strong opposithe arrayed bar Guiana, sad Wild Apes, who are in receipt 211tigi is lbe, whilst com or two el the two-year.olds will trouble loc. in addition to Bine Mantle and aliCaSEolllo4llf. Thin Weer pair were mos great hamlet the distance and may be se ague, Blue Mean having always liked this course so much that it he would may try he could molly dispose' of amerces, bet Saceltaroteeter. They are both in the mile Pneal Hunt Cup ran for on the eseeed dah and Bane la.ata at the ninnies weight of 7st 13/b. XSOY others leek soli ie, of worm sad Gene Jo*, Prime Plausible, Bersalls, Windham, Historian, Harcourt, Peon, Baldwin, Merry W,ls Nuneaton, the Mies Bowyer colt, Madcap, sod Yancey will be very hard to beat over the mil ; bet Blue Mantle bathe beet of the weights with the majority of them, Ueda Jack, Nuneatem, sad B siderite asiting mm es seat best to him. In the Argot Derby, Kin Charming assald best Catarina, sad ; sod he will have a chance far the &meth Hamaled, in the probable ammo of Lid.. dingtoe, Zambesi, Kangaroo, sad Archimedes, the beet of lb. uweu mule Farewell, Garner, Swordsman, and Garde visa*, of which quartet the prekeems I. doe to Farewell. The telly will be more at home is the half-mile aratuble,notwithasiading that Attache is a terrible °peacoat is a short sots, the juvenile Vivienne, Flaunt* Qui Vim, gaup" Alberta, and Mile Rowland being ex cellent performers oleo, sad the two brit mined likely to upset both the thrsoyearAdds. The Thirteenth Triseadel ban Janitor again for the best public home, and only Siberia sad Daises, of the lot in the Chronatioe are d any great accoeut ; the Dumber, filly's 711) pinsalty giving the foreigner the bead it, if the 1,2001. is worth travelling far. Os toe Cup thy, them are two events—the PA. James's Patios sad 60 som. Sweep—that may both be compromised in the Memos of Archimedes for the lirstnemed ; the Wm having Nay to keep out of the sew three sad four year aid Bisanial, with,Wild Charley sad Zambesi, for Who a very open race, with the Clown and Araucaria about the beet t stand upon. A similar affair for two and three year olds Is subject to the previous donee °Maniere, W ildigoa, and several of the juveniles; and the New Stake' _ winner may be better foretold after Janitor and others have ran- at the eneetlae, he sad the Da:slips colt being the best performers up to this writing. For the Cap; there will be an excedkat UM, selected from Dollar, Ely, Yonne Rapid, General Peel, Hippolyta, Fille de nen, Eaton Jack, Victorious, Beladalbane, Oppressor, sad Beams, but preesat aearanees a a. ell in (avow of Fills de FAIT and Gmen rm l Peel, of which pair I like the Preach lady best. On Friday the An:seeks Plate, with He newly-framed imeditioss, will keep up the excitanisa, sakes the tint three days' readieg should help to spoil it, Tale de l'Air or Young Rapid having only to win the Cup easily for it to be " all over het shouting," as sot one of the post softies could get through that race. TM Twelfth Triensial looks only a between Taisho: and Broomielaw, with Farewell for the third best ; and the Quees's Plate, the hat eomplete item in the list, will probably be disposed of by prier mom —I am, &a, THE PARIS RACES. (UMW' ISLIGIAM.) PARIS, Jane 11. The Perk new were run in the Boy de &Move thin afternoon. The following is the result of the prism* rue that of the Good Prix de Paris. for 109,000 franca, mad en *Hein of art iv emeated by the Emperor. Won very easily W tlurealeegthe : caw■. Vartesalls nanolst Oast= Todisise Mark& The Emperor was propeat at the mem sad was warmly atiorrad bY the larsome mood —.-W d. His Majlety mogratalated Gnat Lagrange upon the wear of *aborts, BETTING AT THR VICTORIA CLUB. Sanaa3i. 3 r.x. ?be woostowallowWww W tir solos of blood Auk, at rsa too Joan*, to the Purim Goad now- L I Za Loosobr Ira r wry worked WWI at *oast' , tho sttrsirrrr Wag for malls* or lave woo that on rbitaziolot law =We wasitpt. A tow von tram= THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1815. to provoke some wagering, but their Aorta were rewarbal Mme nominal betting only, as will be ma by the sob. ' Mud reign: OWU Pint Or YAWL 9) to le on Gindiateur foII t!1 to 10). 1., ASCOT MOROI 10 to I eget Belly IdonondOl 10 0 to NO N om( O 10 to 1 Cobweb 3) 10 to 1 ktand 11 to 1 Miriade ,t) of) ROYAL HUNT CUP. 100 to aps Nuneekal (0) MOOT CUP. 0 to 1 opt OetterslPeel (I end an ~—......... ~,. 8W121•104re& fib esko - 41 1 1 Pirate QUO), Bder of &s South iftbj, Tourtestille (61b), rrovisor (41b). TSB sr. 31.101 . 11 PaLlell STALES of 100 sorm sash, h ft. for 31r-olds.; PIM, Bst bulb ; tubes, Sat 71b ; mares allowed 71b so, (9 Naha }—favoluite, The Duke, lat.,; - ftasibtor, laxerette, Kill 'eat sad Bet 'me, Ar- Illexeedre, frommake (paid), Aback (dead). SICOMD Yeas or rim WOMB New BIIIIIIIAL aux= of 15 more mob, 10 ft, with 200 added, for three sad Cyr-olds ; 111r-oldis Set ; fear, Sit 21b; Elise sad Wiese allowed SO ; bones which Isaveleever was la allowed 151 b; goddess set hada( woe is say °musky allowedetude . of 2,000 DOM. 121 b; at 1,000 eon., 71b ;sad sad of Lou sore., llb extra ; the mooed to naive 50 som. oat of the stakes. Old Mk. (81 Pala) AP Age BP MO Matron .. 3 Audit Cca ilella iteCtown 4 lady flereace.... 3 Rill 'sin sad MS 3 Lead Salsa& f a VL $ Ha a Boyd High. Bare :Meg ees 3 a The Plias' Hone S Coop dittea 4 1* Ilaseatelse II The Prior Goidylooks 4 la Foram 3 Battaglia Templar (bred In Bogus Amick.) Mandan tbred la rmaileMlB..... 3 Jellaba a Americo) nor I Dilly Deily Jaek ciLeatern.. 3 Mid Chang Skirmish t r a c 6 = iti 3 Chastergeld 3 Larzaryst ... .. . pad Blisotnall 3 Tenayeon (is y paid a Lazaretto Wye . —...— a Leland Mat 3 Kagyeke pad ' =or . .. 4 .... I r. a Ram P lll 3 Junsaton = Klee Oa . v;rie .... 4 Olivia 4 Lady Diem.— Inuit YIIAR OF TOP TM= New 111121111141 STAMM of 10 nova, mob, 10 ft, with 200 added each year, for 2 sad 3- yrolds ; 2-yvolda, 74; three, 9M 31b ; illy sad geldings allowed 81b ; a wiener el 2.000 eon. nib, of 1,000 eon. 7th ; of 500 sows. ilb extra ; 3-yr•olde which hare sever woe la Zealand allowed slb ; maiden 3.yr-olde allowed 71b, maiden 2-yr•olde, 31b ; mooed to moan 50 mom. oat of the stslom T.Y.O. (45 sub.) A 24 Aft Age Mount relailne .. 2 Vegebon4e Tibia 3 Tomtits 1 Guinlven ........ 3 L this S Mistletoe The Deasebece .. 2 Wild Boy Girakla ll Porida (late Beer. Overbore $ =ember* Megonce Adeltea l relay FOOINOIpe.. I The Primate levy Jams .... II Bosiesbah . Velour I Maher ammo . . 2 Giadietor 1 CO:osiometer .... 2 Maadcoold Osiris I Lay 0' Bowie .. i MIETti a Lllis 3 Regent 2 2 Whalebone 2 W i li Sr at ralli Riathorpe .. 2 Jollity Ire Meader(' .... 3 Robin Hood 3 Tempo& 3 BITTENG AT 11ANOECIMTKL--BATazDAY. ASCOT bTAKIL Bto 1 apt Nuneaton kiwi .O .0 INO maims (t) 11 to 1 Cobweb (t on) 101 to 11 Moose tot) 10 to 1 ltwobto (t) quays YAM& I to 4 oa 11/ (tokia) ROYAL atisr el7B. • 11 to 1 apt Bektoln (t sad I 20 to 1 apt sacceiro Moat (0 (a) rib 1 metill) MOOT CIIP. I to 4 as tbs Mad (aired) NOITRIIIIBZILAND MAIM 10 to 1 apt Wks Oa (t) ASCOT RAGAS. The following am the stakes whieh awed at 8 p.m. as Saturday, Jane 10,_tio Morn. Westlmrhy, 6, &Wharton. stress, and to Mr. T. Manning, et the Greed stand, Amcor : VIMODS2. Tam Taut Stamm of 10 sota sob with 100 added ; weight for age, mums allowances. As. New mile. (22 sobs.) AP AP AP Troublesome 6 f by Vldette Vigilant MU Guardamen Jack o' Lantern .. 3 Merry Liss (1001 ) I Ambition I Alleme-Dele(1004) I Amber its=1001) .. 2 (200 L) .. 3 oby Cowl Medal-law MAL) 5 Black Priam .... I Catch em ' Alive Am aranth The Proctor IMO/) 2 (Ma) 6 Amman* Ma) Tim MAE= Pure el 100 sow, for fl-yradds. Hall mile.—lisisoy Boy, Stow, Gretna, Nally, Lecturer, Signet, Wild Dove, f by D rogheda—Panpipe, Kaiaks, The Memos, John Halifax Gazette, William Pitt, Fairy Footstep, 1 Alberta by Tiumpeter, Oren. Boy, Statesman, Maritsa, 'Kingsley, o by_ Clarets Deans, Ambitioo, Giustio, Lady Sophie, Ventmni, Saes Si, Black Tulip, end Ama math. PROGRAMME FOB WEDNESDAY. Tat Viarroes PLATZ (Handicap) of 100 spa, for 3-yr. elde and upwards. Osos round and • dieters,. AP 4 11 0 AP &tiepins Doodad 3 6 °Diddle Marsh 3 AirMkst 3 Egimmate 5 4 Stanton a Claremont 6 Darks 4 I Iromeeld 4 Dean Swift 4 Amber $ The Oohed* 3 Threadbare Beintrid lady lipids 6 Rapper 4 , • BerIiPSTALZS Of 10 son. oksas, 5 ft, with 60 added ; I 3-p-olds, 7st 121 b ; four and upwards, Bet 91 b ; Slits and • P allowed 31b ; Ike wines/ to be sold her 2001. T.Y.C. Tits Ascot DERBY &ALM el 50 sow. eseh t h ft; far 3-yrailds ; colts, list 10lb ; allies, Bst 61b ; the warner of the Primes of Wakes Steles 101 b extra ; maidens allowed 716. Swinley come. (14 subs.)—Kieg Charming, Doa Basil* Lord Waldsgreve, Dunniuston, Ludicrous, Monitor IL (late Monitor), Lazaretto, Brown Da rail, Viceroy, Kildare, Pock, Klima, Cellerrims, Abatis (dead). Tat COSONATION Slams .1 100 mom. math lt ft Lfor 3-ye. clad fillies, Bst 101 b each ; the winos' of the One Thousand Chimes 71b. extra ; maidess allowed 71b ; the mond to save her strike. Old Mile. (25 subs.) —Frisky Maim, Clio eentte, Adelaide, the Prinoess of Wales. Princess D Fermi May Qum, Prosperity, Lady Florsuce,V:arri, Slater, D.larae, Ostia., Boodles. like Noire, Corrodnie, Dea lkeio ?l i ght Sister to Quzilol p the Vale, Lily ampa, Lye, ; Dimas — flead APL'OXD Prez or m avian ASCOT ButtataL Bram of 10 move. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr•olds ; colic, Bst 1(8b; fillies. Bst 81b ; the second to receive 25 mire. OW Mile. (56 nibs.)—Frisky Matron, Loewe, f liff Meeatala Deer Rom., by Cain, Whip, King Charming, II 8.4 Olin.. Immo, Mamma, Helios, Farewell, Kieft:mks, Reinfrid, Ostreger, Handmaid, Sisyphus Nevem», the Cakes', Murishauma. Salpenotes, Im Fr onde, Kim, Amidyonsese, Wild Boy, Ethel, Dilly Dally, Zambesi, Liddiegtou, Coe truband, Chesterfield, Shnpuell, nimble, Loyekee, eby King Tem Ischia, Coevent, Kangaroo, °wooed', Sister to Erotism Lore Apple, Desiree, limelment, Sarney, Hear. lm, Pirate, the Prior, Swordsman, Archimedes, Kildare, Gardeviews, Cockcrow, Marto, Peatornimist, Generalissimo. Latitude, Tennyson (paid). Botha:nag* (deed), Meths (deed), Abatis (dead). hear Yana or 21111 Trurriagra Aso*? Taisawm Stains .1 10 mote. each, with 100 added, far 2-yr-ok4 ; coda, Set 101 b ; fillies, Bit 71b ; the *mood to receive • sum equal to 10 par cent. on the whole stake, sad the third to sere his stake. T.Y.C. (44 subs.)-0 by fiersikwell— Bribery, Countess Amy Rattler, Jack-Jo-the-Green, o by Trempetar—lonica, Vastwick, War, Hope, Stoic, Finkle Corilloe, Knight of St. Michael, Height of the Oresseat, Leybrarae, Gold Pea, Mauna, The Muffin Man, lady Stam ford, Ammunition , Mildred , The Primate, lamella, The Stud's% Heliotrope, Muter Gunner, Genista, Staghonod, Iron Cud, Janitor, Dahlman, f by llos)id—Skirmisher'. dam, William Pitt, Sealskin, Stiltoo, Monitrees, The Monk of &yea, The Nue of Avon, Greyfoot, Gondolier, o by New castle—Vanity (wrong nom.), Ben Battle, Ballywood, King; lake, and Son of a Goo (did). THE ROYAL HUNT Cur (Handicap), a plea of plate talus 200 Isom, added to a sweepstakes of 10 poem mob, for 3-yr olds and upwards winner of may haudicep yelp 100 move., including the win ner's own stake. sitar June 7, at ten a.m., 71b extra. New mile. (80 subs.) Age st lb Age at lb I Saccharumeter 5 12 Finesse Union Jack Mader Richard Donnybrook 5 1 Farewell 3 12 Baragab 4 I Lucky Star 6 12 'linnet/la . 4 Filbert 2 11 Monism 4 CarobaU Tomato Lard Douglas _. .. . 4 eby Trumpeter — Ml s Prince Plausible . .. .. a Bowser Gem of the Sea .... 6 Swordsman Flatterer Elthant Ez,hequer I f by Satuiterer —Mao- Victorious 3 Mama 3 9 Sandal a 1 The llobeldt Blue Mantle Borealis Dimmed : r ity lk labastia. .... : 6 1 lady William 6 A lt= 4 1 The Little Omile- Etheired 4 1 man 4 Brindisi Peon Hamad 4 lazaretto Balham a Mensal& Historian Muezzin . Gratitude Zambezi 3 Black Draught 3 Wi,d aorta 3 Fair Melrose g Vabslaties Shesidaa 4 mite Black Bout John Davis 4 3 Crythda 6 I=.. 3 1 Baldwin 5 Vi , Lord Zetlaad 4 Puisila Kink charming 3 a by little—Amits 1 1 Dam Swift 4 Krawaski Merry Wife Aryl M Tam Fns Buz Braise 115 soya ea* 5 ft, with 00 added ; stiveads, Tat 21 • three, gat 1 and is allowed 31b. To start at the Cop Course post, sod run in (about half a mile). (19 subs.) AP des Attach. AP 3 Fleurette 2 Cedric WAIMEA I Beelasbab Duchess of New. Janiesery emits 2 Qui The 2 I by Ewan Mei. lteduelis 3 Miss Roland .... 2 boom, dna by Caithness 2 f by King Tom— Ted Alberta Flash of Light- Mai d d i r a llasham Vigorous Ammunition .... I Robin Hood 2 TSB HAMPTON 00IIHT SALE Barely have the royal saddens witasesed so imported; a sale as that presided over b the Me. Tattersall as Saturday. In addition to her ;njesty's yeadiep sad those of the late Mr. Gremlin, the brood mares of that settler man wends, brought to the hammer, sad from the high estiourtioa entertaimed of them by their owser there was • very keen eimpetition for their poseenion. It is not altos now that Lord Derby is seen in the haunts whin formerly knew him so well, but today the sale of his old hind's stud bred him to Hampton, and he leaned over the rain not the hest interested spanner of the seem. Most of our leading inane were onapeate of the various drags gathered nand Mn Molotov. including the Duke of Newcastle and the Duke of St. Allana, the Marquises of Ailesbury and Host the Bads of Chast„ Standard, Pcriamouth, sad Patt, Lord Falmouth, Lad George Manson, Admiral Bona, Mr. O. Payee Mr. 0. Almandsr, Mr. H. Chaplin, Gomel Peal, Mr. Ibn Brack, he There were 71 lots is all, and they milted Men Plume an average of upwards of act each. This must be con sidered very good. The sums no or two of the brood mares realised were almost uspreoedeeted ; 1,500 gnaw for Oaeladira, the dam of King Hal, and for what 6 , there was sharp fighting between the Marquis of Hastings and Kr. Jacksou ; 1,300 far Castles ; sal 1,000 foe Dcailios hart not ohm been we peas& Sam of the old mares were of mares "given away," but most of those foaled within the lost tee yean brought sums that fairly surprised many of the best judge,. sem @idly ma their produce have in same kermess dose nothing. The royal yearlings were certaisly, takes as • whole, von good-took ins, the St. Aliens small, bat show big the Stockwell mark is mat al them. The Theodora colt was • great beauty, and canoed some spirited competition before was knocked down to Mr. Pardo* for 800 prime& The high-prised one of the lot—the oat by Neweender— Bramy—did not, as I. often the ems, bear away the palm is evernee's estimation, but the sale cmunsaired the in terest of the afternoon from the keep costa" for Ma don between the Marquis of Boating@ and Mr. H. pin, the undoubted "stayer.," who are sot easily diverted from their peeper by such trifles se • hundred or two, mere or is.. Mr. Chaplin was the suceemfol one as this ocomiae, and secured the prise for 1,500 piens. Lord Hustings bought a very prostiaiorlooking filly by the Bt. Albans — Eulogy, a tries light below the knee, but shown, great quality, for 650 guinea., and the sister to Monsen:ea, though somewhat short and slack is the lutes, bids lair to turn oat • racer. Mr. Perlin* gave 600 guineas for her. The sum realised for the Queen's yea:liege was 8,571 gainam aa avenue of about 343 each. Mr. Grevilide Castadioa Dolt, wham dam fetched the tap prim imam the mans, was ooesidered the pick of his lot, sad was put in by Mr. Jackson at 3001, directly be ap peared. Of coarse Lord Hastings, who had bought the dam, sad last year gave a high figure for her omit, Kum Hal, must have the rest of the family, aid of ter some sharp firing secured him for 1,500 camas. His lordship also bought a remarkably fine filly, if not the Mint yearling there, by Narininster—Barcelona, with grand quarters and litz • magnifiriently-topped animal, for 950 prisms. Stamford showed his judgment in purchasing the colt by Newminster—Musoovites dam, • poinefuilookies young one, with plenty of bone and substance 6,266 animas was the sum realised for the yearlings, and upwards of 329 guinea' We average—a great increase on former yam, 91113BADAY. A PLATE of 100 ears. for maiden homes • Syr-olds, Bat 7lb ; four sad upwards, 9st 3lb ; mane aid geldiep allowed 31b ; maiden Araks end Barb allowod 141 b ; en trance, 1 on. Swialey amuse. Tau Nsw Swum of 10 mom. each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Set 10ib filliaa, Sat 7lb ; winos?, of 100 son. volua, mantling the winner's owe Asks, Sib sutra. T.Y.C. (75 snow)-0 by Leamiestoo--Splinota, Ceylon (tat. Soucy Bof), Mascot Palatine, Mazeffs4 Caustic, Yeo men, Aunt Polly, Steamboat, o by Ped Land—Rs. titer High. a by St. Alban's—Dwaine, Vistariesse. a by St. Albene—Sogf ale, by Surplice, brother to Lady Bohol; Tormentor, Ammo. Magician, Simpleton, Gold Poo, Boohoo, a by Tozophilite, dam by Giumboy—Physolle, Nutrition, Argyle, Cattiness, Mrs. Day, Alberto, by Tram. petit, Sane Si, sister to Merry Wife. a by the Flying Dutchman—Marione, Gambler. sister to Oembusoas, Chas sem d'Afrigna, Danish Rosa, Grate., Marlborough, Recd. vogue, Young Macaque, Taritm, Olarionette, Besommield, The Rector, The Primate, Studios' Lad Violet, Mscrioe, Rase Cheri, La Dauphine, Gans, Algar Stag. !mood, Emu Effermeames, Heartbreaker, Daemons, Janitor, f by North Lioado—Gizaffe, Leybourse, Sealant brother to Scowo Dwell. Bold Delgado, Gladiator; Linifer..Reda . n, puke of York. 0, ` The Pear, Chibint, Crown Prince, rGESCA 00UPTS COI7ITS. (Sillies las appointed for the primal Irak) 83001133171.3 Parthad•rasd.—Widaasday, Jaw 14 Thus. day, r 141 W1_ 3 32 0 a. %Vont —Tandy, Jose 13: Widnes- da, lornoko.—TeldEf. Jur. C p mumnrina. Duaosoimr lsm—Temsday, Joao 13:1 Widow -- d , ; Tel& y, IwOrrintell. OlhaireeS read.—Tomeisy, Juno 13 Thurs- N. le. OW. D0W.2011-422M11. JUDO 16. Wzmwanersh. OreaS tramotheinst —Wednesday, June ; Thunder. 14: /MAY. le. 901711211.41; FwameivaL—Wedaseday, Jam ; Thursday, M : Friday. la Lertaleral, Camberwell Neweemi—Tweeday, Jam 13 ; Wed nesday. It LORD ma culae 0tt11411611. —Saturday, hum 17. ournui, ur Coort.—mooday, IMO 12. EQUITY COURTS—June 10. (Daces fia W. Page Wood.) run arrOnSwcsonstax. R TIM MLTOS AND CORPORATION 01 mthron-trox-raasne. This reit rams some very traportent gaieties@ as to the rights of towns to drain Leto our streams, sod is likely to be reprded with great interest et the pretest time, when the pollution ea our riven end streams, sod, above all, of the Thames, and the possibility of avoiding the mischief so caused by schemes for utilisation of towage, have been the subject aso with commit and Inquiry. Tile Mayor and Corporation of Kingston have meetly determined to con struct a new and effectual system of drainage, by rooving wepools, laying dorm new drain., and colleaing the sewage of all Kingston endilurbiton into me mans ewer, sod cl* it into the River Thames by an outfall at a point between ton and Teddiegion. It appeared from the evidence that town a Kingston and Rtirbiton oar sista ci about 1,900 homes, of which about 426 have hitherto discharged their drainage into the river by dram at venous mists, one point being at the site of the proposed new out fall; `M , booms have cesspool with an overflow of liquid matter only into the existing drains, while the remain's( houses have essepoole without any eoeseetion with the river. The existing drain at the OM of the proposed new main paws under the towing-path (of which the Thames Oomervators are lasses), and the prepaid new works em brace a plan for grimly ealargag this ad drain, and carrying it out 90 test from the present beak, bas to discharge the towage into the bed of the river. Considering that this new pollution of the River Thames would be very prejudicial to the rights and enjoymeata of the ' public, the Thames Oonservetors felt it their duty to interfere, and at their relation the pretest information by the Attorney-General has been filed for the purpose of *Malan an injunction to restrain the defen dants from nutting through the towing-path, from making any sewer, outfall, or other work opan the bed or banks of the Thames ; from enlarging , deepening, or extesdim the outfall of the above drain into the bed of the river, from ocionecting the sew ewers intended to ben cotraste d with the outran of the existing drain, and from musing or per witting any new flow of towage to be discharged into the river Thames. Sir H. Cairns, Q.C., and Mr. Cotton, in support of the information, contended that the increased quantity of Pewee, and the collection of It, to be discharged at one outfall would so pollute the river as to interfere greatly with the comfort of the inhabitants on the baths, and would deprive the public gesendly of the enjoyment of the river far babble, &bias, boating, and domestic purposes. Tits previous custom of disking into the river did not give the defendant& any rights since no prem.:ooWe right could be pined to ocenmit a nuisance. Mr. Bait, Q. 0., Mr. Mani, Q.O. and Mr. Ramage, for the dasedeate, eastended that the dramas of tows into a public river or sea, so boas as the nevi/pace was sot ' obstructed, was not a mamma. It was mowery_ to show i t h at private rights had been Warta, but the doseao did ash saisisetly establish this. Brea if there were a Imitate It wits authorised by the Twee Improvement ILA 10 sad 11 Yin., c. 34, which enacted that towns might he dimmed into the sea or public rivers. The amount of 1111 , 11611 matter oempred with the velum of water was too theignifistat to cause any pneset Injury, sad it would be lame esough to ask the court to Interfere what any real harm was does Me. Oottoo, in reply, referred to the evidence of several wisest tams& witowse as to the nuisance which would mow or later inevitably arise from the accumulation of filth at the bottom of the river pools where the stream was sluggish, sod urged the court to interfere before the inhabi tants of Kisptoe bad =tweeted their house, with the new drainage worrkkss.. If the court waited till then the public would he told they had delayed and come too late, as they were now told that they had come Wisest. for wrong-doom were new satisfied with the imam' in which their injurious conduct was interfered with. The Vicraiswellor mewed his judgment. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JuNs 10. Siting' in Braoce.—(Betars Lord Chid Bum Pollock, sad lima. llartio, Dnamoil, sad ObansolL) TUT TRUSTIES OT Till LA= RAIL OP WILISTOUR, Arnie LAMM F. TUB COIOIIBBIOIIRIS OF INLAND RETIED; RDSPONDIIII7B. This wens case stated by the Commissioners of Inla n d Reveone for the opielon of the court, and it raised a ques tion as to the amount of duty payable upon a notarial in strument. The late Betel of Belton:inn, who died on 4th October, 1861, left s testamentary trust diepositioco and sittlemest and codicils, whereby he disposed geoerally his whole heritable sad moveable property to trustees for 'tor ten purposes, but is order to invest the trustees with the lands with a complete feudal title, the notarial instrument is question was executed and recorded in the new gonad register of wipes °pop the 29th August, 1862 The ques tion for the opinion of the court wee whether the notarial iestrument wits liable to the stamp duty of Is. imposed upon An instrument of **Win by the ant of the 13 and 14 Vic., c. 97, or to the stamp duty of la impweed upon • notarial act by 25th sea of the 24 and 25 Vic., a. 51. The Attorney-Geseval, the Bolkitor•Cleaerel, Mr. J. Looks, Q. 0., and Mr. Boyd Klemm, appeared on the part of the commission:a ; sad Mr. Andersoo, Q.C., mid Mr. Wothempo• for the traitors of the late Earl of Eglizetoan. The court, upon the oreclueion of the arguments, inti mated that they would deliver judgment in the o ur duriog the present term. MARKET& 00/20N.—Ltnarni, Jun 10.—Market very quiekl Eaptian id. per lb lower, other hods cabin in favour of the buyer. Was today. 8,000 balm, isclaJtag 2,000 for apecalatioa an export. 1,000 American, 14d. to 17d. ; 700 PetThSol, &C., 16d. to 1601. ; 50 llarealam. 16d. to 16} cl. ; 300 lleosio and BMus, 15ed. to 16}4.; 60C 117 piau, 16d. to 20d. ; 200 Smyrna, to 12d. ; 4,951. Surat, 6d. to 13id. ; Madras, 9id. to 11 id. Bengal, Salado, ko., sid. to 7d. ; Obtaa, 74d. to 1 Japan, Bid. to 104 . ; 200 Piro, he., 15id. to 16d. CO/TON GOODS. —blarailersa, JONI lo.—Busiasee was checked a good deal oc Tuesday owing to the advanced prices rendered aeoceiary by the rise in the cotton market, Led sales of only limited extent were made. During the remainder of the week there bee bees so market, sal ex cept for a few boors of the =ran of seek day warehouses have bees closed. Maaelseeler sever gave itself up toe holiday before so thoroughly. The Where of we and sloth have put up their prices I. eiesegueses of the heavy 'miser doing all the week is coteeepit Liverpool, with hleher 1•14111, • I bat the few buyers who have bees oe the Exchaap during the het few days, have abstained from beldam; or oar crated poly small sad premiss orders. There has sot been &mind (sough for say tied of geode to tat priors Paseo of shirting" are @skis. 6L per prom higher thou cm Tuesday. WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Lmsra, Joas 10.—Thant has way been a quiet market I. the Ooloared-hall this satcwiwg, the attewdasoe both of mmiateetarere sad aseroirate bass below as avenge, aid their traoseatioss have bear ea a limited wide. A tow mall panels et dark mhos' and ocatiop have bees Waste:red, along with a orriokleg of paha cloths, which have osostitatod the balk al the Wass. actions in this market. The White.hall bee also bon quiet is the way of hair lists, oar* stiestioo having bees pad to, the heavier Glasses of goods. Bates hoop Imo. HARDWARE.—Bsocixo Jugs 10.—The state el bade Is this tows trostinues wi t change, It is 'Mims the least animation, arid ft is sot likely that the facto& orders will lucre's, at this period of the quarter. There le a fair amount of business doing with the north, sad with the manufacturing district' generally ; but in the counties little if any improvement bra taboo L igral Vi, country ironmongers report that their spring trade bee set been so good as caul ; but notwithstandieg the honor d ' the reports in this respect, manufacturers manage to keep their establishments warkies the usual lame ; some are making up goods for stock, but that is not to say cheat, neither Is there any more unemployed Lamar than nue!. In reference to the forage trade, the accounts are more favourable ; from one quarter or otter there seems to be s tar Toothy at orders coming to hand. The principal exceptiou to this is the East lodims trade; the advice" lately received here from that part of the world ars of s disouragieg character ; many orders have been °outcome:Auk and it seems likely that some time will elapse before say improvement takes place. Is the adjoiniog manufactories district of South Stafford shire sad Bast Woresetershire mere er less of quietude is experisooed in all the principal Ueda', but es nasal at Wiliteustide this week bee bees a holiday, sad molly of the works have been standing. The iron trade of this die toot is scarcely so good as it was a fortnight and the bent of the weather has caned a partial oessatfm of owes time. •; 4.;.. erscr*rt INTELLIGENCE. Oates ma beans are both is good request, and fetch . st n ... --e-- late s a l s a. Wheat, red, per load. ruse, 2.1 e. to 2.5..; -.- A Y1.741101tY. -IR .le d s eil i teli ;bottled that , the ins , Mc; will* mu. 265. ; ape, 27.. Barley, i n t iir l : sitting aupeobese,• Disi T. T. ea modt. 0. B ook qr. ic..KSIIIi• I€.. to 22a. ; Eau, --"' tier lifi. „Deus, yet les4. IX to Ma. will seek melertioa. They re beith raw. stirs. Nsyssixer.-Addrenee of Colonel , Edwards, LIKRIMER, OM 10.-Deree penned ILP., ma Yr. Datil in nibs (*den edverley let* eeleetelee New ibis., Ma Si Ma ; sern i a, iih t. to have been ione. sm ., that view. vary 425. per Drente. The eon,* el bailey was soda &staidly. Oohed Di having hire timi aosservathie Me odsoo• dal it Melee last week= reressalative Co ed t beseech sizes nu, gess fully bes • goi. 101 . to aft. Per (F. ; %Audio& Oa; 14 _ 3 * Per Men, renew of the legialatioa of the rennin Mete that tram Mr. Ciwo 1 . 6 . 6 MI". a"' if 484., for " la. tbs Essoad vas Christopher Sykes errs before the assettriney as a ea& si•rj as Per IN It hmt ea "inwr clsotodoso; old 280 . to 311.; new, 2%. date for parlisireetary honors for the Ars* time. Is hie SO z'a• address he informs the deur, that his °plaices are died'KIWCASTIA-01 , 01-TYPR, Jews la-At ear market die moron( we bed as. of the Accent deliveries oe el m s , dedly cormrvative.-Bastern Norm News. °overran% -T he death of Sir Joseph Palter, remember to hove es* from t h e Moors. sad the anal' while it he , elicited a peen' erootwodos a iim , swo ps esaetwise, as well as from abroad , berg more sedan, n ab .11 dams of th° olochm s • has " d " a s ashkrabis " Illimle. 'ilierowelat t he g lead eligh s slightly dear,, deur w , illi wkereas igigai south firma"l 'acetta bellei r m You in the reeks of both the liberal sad lacy parr& Coveetr) is plepering itself to modem* the excitemeot isod TOf'dlis ecoto were hold tom Mossioes l l. which an ta t of two severely contested electies-on a which' off•st c'e ehic 9 . 6 l hssin°l6 • i ads. Iris , b0w.,., . • lam s rircjpoota sell tech pisee i the woos of tk . mid t an itiodild deciateoe to do benne% ind hoiden ben i n t itia days. At preen the °sly esaklate who kas henna ao lon- Yogr 81014 4 alltiatdisod lb Mike. Little intimately emulated with the elector by his ph& ___,id fair, Nob led ova beaked for. Bens cud addrewase is Mr. _Miens Joao, itt whose favour a skoeg , dosaoroo. Oats west , 044 so Pfddoer Mai* lot att expression of feeling has been created unapt the pen Wpb.' bilia ImPq giodlowl leaweesdlas or ni lt body of the frames. Mr. Osborne Stock, th e other wle'le wee " The eddy , * die m& smi libetal candidate, hue sot yet publicly appeared before the •ones Poise.... ltd Ire ; fee**, TAIL Meht MUM% IL electors, butait, it is expected that he win be here in the vela; amain" 1.136. Flour. reatwie, 1.336 eseke , worts of • few ely. It is paged], believed that the NOSWICIL Jervis 10. -There is EMI* Amalie" to lish seat rendered meant the death of Sir Jonah will be on. to the state of Ors market to.day ; the stredease ea tared between Mr. s ew sad Mr. B. W. Meoo, the tory eels this, soil *men being relsolast sellers, hot wi t eandidete-who Is also at i =known to the Miner. beeners traespiral a t fully the rtes el this day wink sod who, it is believed, stead a poor chinos spinet his Is ether selieles lit* panieg. We have had •• weekd" liberal opponent, lir, ilea' bevies dread estothashed bralnat weather, but all the light soils I. the d* ad himself in popular favour. Ik. Merges lb. sole; otherwise, the amps will suffer. Whit. A m rear t member, hes lamed his stidripos.-Brearphasi Pose. ielbber Mika, to 64165.), 48s. to 40s ; red It.. f Gasenetca. -The requisition to Sir John Villiers Mg- to MURIA 406 . sa) 424 . ; best mein( Shelley, Bert., to armee" himself as • esodidate far the 50 dde. ; nee &Keg 1161. to 301. ; distilling dna representation of Oreeowiell has already received the signs. 10 28 s. ; ado. 24 e. to Pda. ; both% Me Se Ms.; m g tares of such a large member of the liberal elsoters, mania ( 10 •8 1 ) at So flo• Podlleod 6 d. MIL Me- to We Ken whom ere isilaial snidest@ el the borough, that it is wok from tbe Ildifor. Willsti l,464 ilrt, dla. 14. ; la*, fully . believed Mr John will Kale his addressee rear viag the 60 qn . 27.. Id. ; au; 16 pa 28.. 6d. requisition during the present weak. Several district meet- Normworre. Joss 10.-The show of wheat WY Aid lugs of she onservatives have been convened to promote the an average for the eseace, sad odes ware effected at shut return of Sir John Hero. Maxwell, Bart., aid a requisitiee late meat Old white any be quoted at 43e. to 47e. ;di is sow is course of signature requesting him to boomaria red, Ma to 43e. • sew whits, 435. to 475. • 20. ink 4k . cerdidate. he 43e. per 36 saga There ins • limited ;how d hew Gass Maslow.-The present conservative rer• forpidie_the lemma wee quilt et shoot bre prise • nosentatives, Woad T. Peers Williams sad wawa mows& zog• to NIL Pee gm* ; Ithediee. Me. to 20e. lee but W. Saes, will saline the serlertie sullieges, 10 *ea Oat. were • scanty show. sed sot o t aaa a tt si d but it is marred that opposing is to be oared to one of he *he ; odd. Ma 110 Mu ; sew. 2IA. tro 206. leer 24 stew them 10 a reddest pc Flak lasel haterarts is the 017010 , Jail 10.-Owies to farmers ad bu m liberal nem Hitherto no Mini eoelematies of the state. so mush oecupled la the layleld, the a t t ti mint hoe hoes made ; but it is awhile din the liberal rem exchange wee very small, sad as holden of let TOMS are snivel, as the mom la view of so scrkeL amid not submit to a moderns very little bedew ems Mcrae. -The eating member, Baron. M! j et de tranisoted. The *My busier' dose is the WINK bade KS Rothschild, hes Weed an address Mang for re. flow pore 2001 . 1 " Z• The r us Weetber et the in via denim, and he will probably be unopposed. Me don much good. The sew looked better. Irswion.-Addressee have appeared in . the COO- PKIIMPROCOIIe JO= 14-Wm _kid • linerfleeetilg d samatim hieseert from Mr. J. 0. Cobbold. on of the sit. whoa. offedoli bereSo467- Our Mime" "eel est hob Sing member, sad Mr. W. Tidissa, who solicits the hos= 40 L tor cot bad 631 b.. no elltPlet. sad thaw wee ia ces• of berg retuned as his collespe. but little brims boa& Very little grin ems Noaricn.-On Friday evening Me. F. Warner, =I" Flaw Ida. h's washiseld as lad de* Y.P., met the advanced liberal portion of his exestresets. EasplarOr JUIN 10-The *Me et was mernes tin Mr. Warner named the question addressed to him to the Illooldoll me vogAlleli A seat ettoedeseei with • dun satidactioa of the constim which adopted • vote of eine. me*• end the lira brae dreg at the eerie VW at Les dears in him. The Mend party of Norwich may thus be *Sm. "gala regarded as united fa th e "appal of the sitting new Rout*, Jetot 10..-fle 'headset the KM ben-Mr. Werner sad Sir W. Bared. Kr. Warne re• woe ally settely furnished with wheetsal oth ei rrV tamed to . town on Saturday. for whisk, bewsmr, then was • dill Wray, asi is. RYL -Mt. W.A.bisokinten, the present Member, mad hethe nitpicked ewes doe eSsld eke Wee OAK Per will retire, but his KO, Owlets Machinery has snaosand beet Pew* of whith *blot the *me war 43e. to 46a, en himself as a ceadidate in the liberal 'stoma. Mr. Meatodoil Todd*, lo 425 ; dooddas7 sed **dm whir 4* t. 42a, Macdonald is spits brought forward by the oceserattina, add • add 37 1 6 le dee. per elleAllo. Is Wens tbera war 1111 ' and • close coated is expected. inn amount of bseness big, and prises KM shards , Sr. Ivan-The electors of St. Ives are favoured aims k' bed& 13 rddsLiesdo was ___,_ very dereesei, on b 1 having than soliciting their support at the goat l o t ciwn"'"', are about F I R •""' 99 • 991 r. TIMM. election • at man whose Round diarodoe. carefully 9 • ''''"'"" also" k w swish the *P a "' Sad** teemed opieieto, toteciettiont imogot - ii . - 6 to u stuit i si . Geed thinly to melting satoyiss. Per beet wiling the ears taismeate, and social standing anisestly qualify bira to ^ wa r. Ma ' l 'l_ 32B ',.,_ sad d r i ad i e l t is e, SSL 5. lb ' f:4 11 . 1 become a member of the Hone ol Canaan Mr. Edward rr a . wee ,l, --- _,___ -- ,, e8.1 21n. MS INK feeds Ma Vivian, of Torquay, has .arse formed to BPt the sled a "" '''''', "'" "'"'"' •`"" "" ''''''' P ar C illiss ' iodepesdence et St. Ives. He is see who exercises en Wuldiddi JIM 10.-We MO * 0 MP MOW di iodepenJent judgment, design, to take ea indepen- wheat hoe today, sod bet *de .bodseee does, * dent position io parliameot, and is anxious that the P.m" ashh , 4 l . _MM.*" WS "el. and Iseeteli eh. einem of St. Ime may free themselves from no. " 401 * ea. ert_dttle oldhell soft *MO& sad feu* rolling inflamer sad give him an indepsedest support. Mod folly r'sosa- Priors to the gm* : - Whello His opersh to the 4.•tces is is tone and 'Metros a maid white. 43.. 10 444 ., 01, rei s y. ",„,..be• Per bushel ; fills of judicious, outeporie iodepeadeacos - a synopsis of ow. Naom to -; Cm* to I S. Wm. Per doele ; been opinions well weighed sod clearly expeenedL Re asks the ddo• to 421 . Per 19 otooa votes of members of both political parties, although he. Wanner" Joss 10. -At this day's market then an lowing that at rant the oountty is ea the whale well agile a very skirt supply of wheat, which (mad bare governed, sad would not be beeented by a ohmage of riders. at last week's gates. Very little &lag I. barley. Oats -Western Morning Moan held far penises rens. Beene still omen Per oily Warrer.-A keen parliamentary contest is waned in small parcels. likely to take plan at Whitby. Mr. Thropeoga, the present TOIL. Jowl 10.-The market was by no mom use liberal member, rod Mr. George Haden, who for the list ready anseded, wad the show of wheat 11211 hardly se hop time for many years isle vectored to seek the seEmpe as mud. Thar ieqeiry was slow, but late mess woe sap of • perisuneataiT coartitswooy, have just visited the town, portal. New while, 44.. to 475. ; sew awl, 40". lis 43a pre aad widened meeting of that- friends. Both patienee are 36 steer The Worry for barley was Mama ad thebtie actively eaurearag, sad the reads of bosh ex rem some hurray done was at preview rates, • naili ng dea semheal ; madmen of ultimate snores . It is remarked , remarked , however, grader, Ms. per DO seam For 'ars the rs& yes that the bodies °enervative' do not show any sothurium quit ; the show was small sad isle pion were oblidasel; oe behalf of Mr. Hudson, sad we are of opinion they would sow, 245. tolls. per 24 Maw but serve the Wowed* of the boon& by Meth food* KIRKCALDY, Joint la -At our country marker this with him into retirement.-Lteds Mercury. we had lees pais Meting thaa usual. Drat deemed better Dosure..-Sir E. Grogan, one of the sitting (one- than that for expert, that the market may be called servative) members for Dublin, retires, while Mr. Venn slow, al th ough an elheap7r. Herr today, we hed emell salines re-election. Mr. B. L. Oulaseme seine the votes at supplies ee ell kinds of pais. Prime were much es last the electors as a liberal anservative. weak-primp, oats were rather darer. Wheat, 341.; to 43..; barley, 23e. to Ms.; oar. Ms. to 245. Ild. per qr. WATERFORD, Joss Kt -We bare lately ben favored with most suitable weather for the country. allensteiy rein and euashise,_aed I. coesequenee the growing crop' ea well spokes of. We are spin without my feria remi t and coastwise her, oily received a few smell prods Gear. Them has bees • rather borer iequiry far west articles of the trade, but with the reeptice of males, pier sae the tam in favor of buyers. Wheat-Fe, Ira a limited deemed. may be quoted 3d. per lio Awn Barley as last toted. Oats wales by about 2d. to 3d per irrrakand all prime parcel" readily bought up at the dean 'adieu corn has reonered part of the deprogram oterrei in our lart. A fair quantity artier" to mere off. pir redly the last varieties. Flour not so ssmag. keen thin week :-Flour, 168 seeks. Exports this Week ~-Maill. 224 barrels ; ear, 5,176 barrels ; lazily, 66 herds; fin 767 sects ; oatmeal, 120 arks. CATTLE --43•31.113.3, Join 10.—W. had • wen hila now of non ce tie ands today, a good any of We antis ben to nen foe Appleby Fair. Nam an began WO* 11•011110111, The aspassedeatad prime fee for nook that ban peonilei for sew time bask eon .0 issistanad, W abasilime of gram making no dossed Mr stook great Tb. marlin was dear througliout, bat tha sharp bidden got rid of their shin is good tier r i Zat Pla ware sa follows :--81bortiiara halter% 121. to 141. ; bullocks, 111. to 131. mad lbt. ; Galioaray sting, Tl. ; Inifen 101. to 131. ; Wen 101. to 141. Hahne* 45a. to 53a. ; Manna, 38s. to 43a. ; arms, 38a. to 444. A Soak of awes, with lambs at toot, MI odor at 4011. • erupt. TBg MoguoNs. —A split among the quarrelsome Yormoes ie aot • Wog so unusual aa to unite spool se mark ; brit • roast openness* of the kind seems is be worthy of sole. Joseph Smith, the son of the Mend Joseph, laud a resogulsed high leader 1n the ;Ammo osserasalty, has booms a %overt to moisoproy sad mho • dead see aphid the PIMA Brigham Total& jqpipb gusto hi tither sad the Book of Merinos to elbow that ha 1. saws the doctrine that cis, wife—at • dole—sod so err wablass, y tho torah* of those relogaimed heeds d the Shank Joseph also makes a point Mier iodine:Sly whit the loyalty , of Brigham Young. That is • waak If• WA, with Brigham ; bat now that the rebollios le we ths natter is of little sousequesoa—Zfew York Isms. Mariorouns Fm 11011PITAL, DEMURS& masa. Crer.—The aggregate umber of palest' MINI dazing the wee ending Jane 10 was—lladasil, ..real, 883 ; Ikea. 1,213; et which 632 were sew WI& Du Baguio &lidos' heath restoring Rosh& Areldos Yea ores, wilieuel siedlabiez== i r ..." I .7 l, Plisiu Tbi eV •M ith- C . Tira=o ll : 4 smik97.-91i sad 09., Pro. 77 1119.0944119999. Ueda. V. Nes 99 Id ; IL 9d. 9199., 11119... At Mver99919994.) 111.13.T1E5, MARNIAGIS, AND DEATHL BIRTH& 33.91911 Y.-June S. at Cliertewetrest, Bcrkeley.square, flu Slb of T. litany. put.. Uq., of • deagbter. lbe YIT.-bare at Woodbwm-bottse, Cotham-rerk„ MIK elle Ili lir. T. Try, of • flasester. LI Keltl-Jabe 4 at Frempteryark Vllle, Halk"r• tic tr I of J. T. Le Mere, Tat. bl sem PLUM RZL-Jone 6, at Corte Melee Neetall, Wiwk al ' the trite of the Ray. L W. Plamtree, of sera. ~ ZZYNO -Jaw 6, at HIM the wife of W. IteTeol44 lll l o * OORN.-CANSWDON Jews 10.-We had • weal wer. l anew. •of 0 7 . het ; the trade was slow for .vstytblag, at Let week's WILIGHT.- Jaw 9, at Bloomatteld-terrsee, the Idle prima. Wheat, Ns. to 405.; bras, 40s. to 42e.; oats, 235. I wail* Isla. a • &lathier. to 265. 119.RRIACIIII. Casuals, Joss 10.-Thai. was a small appl y of all ANTINTZ-311.91.-Aprll 14 at 99 Zoluie.wnothef f 4 kinds of grata 14 caw market this awning. amen us Eor frollfh by lbe Its.. 7. J. trots. Colonial Ashur say Dill Si Z. L. Azthew. Lc . of ?t= amen sor"a t i 116 this t i me. Wi ",_ " __„ B44 1 ".._, _ l v' , al w.g u pp• s AssN to wail Brae. of Base Park. barely late rate; 06 111 sad_beate7"" ..A. ', .... Kn. ", _ ~_'- y_oarageet aerator of the late Thou saikaa. Jam" II" White wheat, 16s. to 17s. ea.; red witellta.toe• to .....t No Garda barley, 111. to 12a.; potato oats Bs. fad . to 1 i sad des cors_ywomeig.._yase ik i t = o ur vit • by ths NA won oats Bs. to 9s. pear Carlisle InisheL Fisted, le. 74. to Z. Barba, IL 11. Oats. 11 L. esthetes lm, 9d. per moo ; oatmeal, U. 10d. to S.; rpm's% sad of the Isis Vea. G. Treleek. Areb‘ateali of 1.111•14 1.4., 1 . , 407.60 7 . 1 berloyawal. Ls. fid.per stens The oenstry leelre teased-PUZIY-MAUD'-ime S. ei Cirt. " .146 .. 8 Tu Tu im .geso W. North, teams, eon at T. Peaty Istt, key well ; seldom within Whig memory has the wise 0 ... h .. t ... 0 ... to zu....th k ow tow. &moor d been so favourable tette wan ,try awl. sow that the weather I m mi d. p iq • o f pi c kasirN is hot and briniest , every degwaioasst of rho fans is fal al .. BEATH& promise I. this district. Theme is very little fly soon the ' aolimairs. _ jaws. g wont .J. p e li m ika, ws.. was tbe ftra b. l .o thia p y w e i t. be riere va, asa is a n ima:Ws . t crop a pass, tad imuos... . jusic " cs . hdaw ," A m . zw w ko .pme, NA I Norton, aped 76. 006/111119TER, Jail 10. supply at wheat is seen. LIGHTLI-Joite Net Mhos. Dewey, W. Thight l J. M. ✓od the trade is isarave at the qnotifitas a Lot Yak. a l" SS ' Other grail %methanol le vase I . . RIITRINIIPOID.- bows 4at eastregot, hasenten. 1161 014111 wile of OseptAis 3. Nethortord. imolai 0011119e001), Jona 10.-With • Ihnibedwpwally of wimp maar,...fnae a. at seispoiN as wartuatt, 0. lie" lbso id market, tie Wadi tredny rated kil, sod lent wades ki ids *Ph pre. =zero barely stalbed. Other yak at lab , 141.1111ULL -Jai* at anantandsle, W. Taub.% Lt. 40s. to Ws.; barley. 265. to Ida ; 22d. IMI _..... Mk ; peas, 3&• be 40a. fa f• flanTolll4 MN 10. -A kk sop* 0 %UM ; Ik9amoll_Lstri lef i rt•it KIM RAZ" st_, os dr Of kaki kr:a m . opts rwtatill• sad Orr 64. Pm lend/ lower is tic w 4196 tjhOes tr ninothsieeste lb• Maim. eat &sky gals at Ma sato. sad Ids duesed Is airs ttailf.'„ imar. lava * seat '•• ' - - . ~.' - • • COURT OF PROB&TEAND DIVORCE. Jam 10. (Beforstbe Jadp Ordinsri.) PAIL v. PAWL - - Mr. fierjeant O'Brien and Mr. Gibbons for the petitioner; Dr. Tristram end Mr. F. H. Lewis for the respondent. This was a wife. petition for a divorce os the ground of incest. The respondent, a berue-trainer, married the petitioner at Bristol ID 1835. They lived together happily enough for about 17 years ; but, in 1852, the respondent had his niece, Emtly Jewels*, to visit him. His wife, think * that an impure affection had sprung up between them, left her home, sad then her niece openly usurped her place. The girl wee called on behalf of the petitioner, ad she admitted that she had had a child by her uncle, but she denied t►at there bad been say criminality between t►em previous to her aunt's going away. Decree nisi, with costa. TICART T. TIOAST AND SCHWARTZ. Mr. Abel for the Widmer, a esam►n is the quarantine MrVie*. Ile oomplaieed fleet while he was gent ow duty We wife had committed adultery with the 00-nwpaudeut, mod had afterwards eloped with him. Decree aid, with cats. 11711511 •. imam AND CONINCIELUOI. &O - - mit Robinson sad Dr. Tristram for the petitioner ; Dr. Splake sod Mr. R. G. Williams for the reepoodent ; Mr. Searle and Mr. T. J. Mitchell for the oo respondent. The parties, who were mimed in November, 1888, tired at Kinabery, near Hsnow, end tiny bad had four Widree. Soon after the birth of the youngest, in September, 1863, the petitioner beoke his leg. This congaed him in his house kg two months, and when he was getting better be west with his wife to visit Mr. Hallsn, at Windsor. Mrs. Pu sar retuned the neat day, but her husband remained behind for a fotteight longer. On reaching home, on the Bth of December, he found wife had left home on the previous dip. This led to inquiries, and the petitioner found that his wife had bees milt( visits to Coptain Ouniegharne, at the Lancers, at Ham .court. She efterwards wrote to her hu.baud, begging bia forgiveness, but he separated him self from her sod promoted his petition. Donee nisi, with mete spinet the co-reiroadest. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THAMES. Joseph Hawkins, coulter, of Alfred4trest. llfillwan, ems summosed far suffering ea soma:sled ferocious dog to be at large. On Tuesday afternoon the dog rushed out noes Timothy Bollisen a boy who was passim( the detendant's hoes& sod bit him severelv io the leg tore his trousers. and caused the blood to Eon. The dog also bit other people in the sweet. The defeedest rid be wu sorry tee what his dog bad does, sod mid he would shut his up is future, end offered the led ba. Ths megbarate fined the &deadest ON. and costa, boll to go to the escaplobmat. On Saturday at the Sheriffs' Court, Red Lion equals, VtM owe of "Harass V. Tim Ilfairapalitaa Rail way," as white a aloha was undo by tin frobcadar u coes yaw** for "Tba aggro Rod Tablia4borwa," Coppice tow, Clarksawall, aad whist+ bad bola alorwl for awes yaw. the jury awarded MI. nodal= was 8.1961. [AdOnftianaleDt.l:- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Pro soaks of t baud4o-band atria for =Moo= tae PrOgeSt d •r.Mod =alb b Habooray'a =Aryls& digestive, mad wetly tamely@ plUs aro adadrably adapt= tor roatorlag oknainor to tank= oboe* =Dekko ors no feebly poems= tbatlifo Itnif sear moot prosoriona. stomach boa lk many nahaillos romoved • by a =kin= or of thozas Lad M ote m k roski by tioant .b dlsaas ois orlivma at It. =tarsi atoodard, and ar r.,.. MIA for Ito dotal. It k Itaboosihk to bays• doctor at olbow at all soroona and phool. bet ilk= pas urn 7t ieL tbat km. for UM skim laity bmioinft on= NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADWOLLIZT, Jl7lll 10. —APPOUSTICIN7B.—Chp- Woo Reginald J. J. D. Macdonald. to t h e Asthma% 35, drew frigate. at Sheerness ; Edward B. Barnard, to the Cbadenee, 35, drew frigate, at Dercespert. Lieutenants Edward Pilkingtoo, to the Coustance Joseph Cale, to the Artithus ; W. H. Hall, to the Octavia, 39 screw frigate, Portsmouth. Surgeon Seaton Wade, to the Ads, guardattip of reside, Portsmouth. Chief &riders William Robert Fabian, to the Arethusa ; Robert Charles Reynolds, to the Octavio; Joseph H. Ellis, SO the Oitastand. Bogineers John Lowrie, to the Antigua ; James James. to the Octavio; Hugh Duman. to the 0011•111•0111 ; Robert Crosthwaite, to t h e Asia, for worries to the Fancy gunboat at Portsmouth, vice Jones ; Jams. Charles &seders, to the Indus, for service In the °saint, 11, wow sloop, at Devon pert. vice Duncan. First Clas. Andatantßagineers Charles Downs. Thomas sad Charles Malcolm Johnson, to the indium ; Arthur Shanks and George Id 'Limed, to the (Maria ; Lawread Steals and Joseph Sharpe (s) to the Constance. Second-Clan AdiatantEsgiseersCharles hands Milford, to the Asthma; John Copplestone, to the Costume. Acting Scoood•Class AssideaMEagiosers Healy Soot!, to the Oesavia ; Albert John Bray Newman to the Asia, for surds in the Echo, tug, at Portsmouth, dos Shanks. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Jun 10. Cain COLLROR —Mr. Gaye, from Bradfield School, and Mr. Hardy, from Xariborgh Oolliwe, ware this day elided scholars of Oriel ; alto Mr. Matas, from Sharborne, sod Mr. Cornish, from Laociog College, were elected to Exhibitions at ths woo rasp. There wars twenty oandidatas. Tan Tann ABOLITION Bus,.—The committee formed in support of this mseenm, in anticipation of the division on the wood main on Wednesday afternoon, bays prepared a list which shows at a glance the votes, pairs, and absemes of every member of the liberal party on the three principal divisions on the bill teat session. It will be remembered that on the third reading a hostile armed• meet was rejected by a majority of 10; that the third reading was carried by the !backer's matiag.vote only ; while the motion "That the bill do page was lost by two votes. it appease from the oommitteds statement that the loss of the bill wee dm, not so much to the strength of the opposition as to absences on the liberal side. On the second reeding no fewer than 62 Maras were Onset Im paired ; on going into committee them were 23 nepabed absentee., and on the third reading 6L Thirty-three liberal did not vote for the bill. SUNDAY SCHOOLB.--Some idea of the magnitude el the iteadayaelmol interest in Manchester may be formed from the feet that le Whitson week as many '8192 wheels take advantage of the railway facilities for trips to the country, tics number of I.oholllll "ae the books" above 76,000, with above 6 , 000 teachers. The varierl desormisetioss in very curious, being twenty-five in number, •Nrior 4 - with the church d Beetaawith 48 schools, and _..a. tire . - - The Karnak Erica, Valeria, M*glake, besieging ‘. _ Claims, The Male, Noributaberlaed (paid.) .. •! it sailing with the "Boatmn% meibeL The railway cool- Taz Clow Cur, vase 300 tons., gives from the fluid, Pull" u'r 7 r °l " l7 i g aure e r li g im dit"etima , and deal added to a subscription of 20 eon. each • the snood to re- Liu, sub eve. hand am' with church, dims" ' sod mire 50 son. oat of the stakes • 34r-olds. Tat 510 ; four, ra ltP d __, ___, - " b°°l m ",____ 81° . 1 1',,, a ,f d ,...... " ..., re a y ..a t"ce"Y , *LT. Sit 10 1 b ; lye, get Kb ; six and igivi, 9rt Mb ; mares as k e r'2,._ • ";,.. es y _.,.,"" .1.' ... .,.....1„..,.' ... ........,.....' this -....venair...,%11:..7 geldiep allowed Sib. To start at the Cup poet and go ease w "'"'"` " w '''''"' * L" .--- j o y ous '''' .. " -- !nod (about two miles and a half). (38 sum.) Railway News. AP An Ass TH2 A42.421T1C CARLA AlliA101124211111.—A.02028)11 Lord Mend .... 4 Victorious Yanks BMW 4 Alit de c o . 4 A min 70y 6 Armco' 3 Camino:au a the Atlantic Telegraph Company, bed Mr. Charles Lundy. 4 i l'estest Presto.. Your Mold.— 4 Grotto k Chief yosgsat Gemmed Peet ....' fi50.11441 detwerth • 4 Nkattwalch She Inks • *. ladlgemies i is t i : s i e l.... ~d • [ Aid vertisementl—Wat Is AMY 117112 D 114 Tiss Ostolgt .... 3 Nutugara g m s oLcas ir siiis. 232ADT-licesum of Its steams chesposs, sod Its importing Rod Coo :. 4 .... 4 thdo• Jock 4 sa unasturid wiiltanots to it. As Tots =4wrour Its _ coke . A " 111/I = s 44 1 19 "' " 414 1 ft . fat 3 :T* 4441 : 04 2 C a r ii yl vill la lie g roralriafts Pow Cr" 4 °: need e i c 8.4 10lb ; Bit ; then get try etatleol2l. Or Oar set I. Aar alter sizing sad Si rutty is paraittl a ed. 8014 muses thedwarleettli • visaer, iikenet Ilk; Caulk Ink padads too.. a Dew seam ~=.' r-- -. 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Way 011ie -'.4lll=rtai=47.; • TilAporsii A 1-116 Ono= Idig rall i 44•4 p asessiaril;r I ?Me isirbta .11 , 100rprepele 61 466616 6 1•26, 6 0 at Min pr lAr and suai eft II I IrT* ; sms Wmow 61674 i rdelivw, ffgarial 4ioo tom Kr years, 0 le iftlasto le a • sum • I T I E knetri 1 1 0 C .. arp A l , sa I:= l br g PON" is. el* IN • a . • . le C" .same. 04 II • • • ansai Ile ad KIRPIcan. s a On , wli Vimmu r e s , ‘" Wfusein Ow II se Lose ai r hroor pirvirists. r , 41 lbws la stk. wldla le Pe pm le be eelelbei %Om wo w:w& mai ta• Maks „„ tt i t i j ... Moil twill be orb dare, lei CorZat, " a t: dam Di Ulla ittpar sliin lOW § h si d ig . o t o r s ILL. i g 1 :.7 ihr real ..-1116 KWON