The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-19 00:00:00

, I 0 • 1~l I of:C.PORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. TAT. Owing to the Biocide Teispaph Company &Mat their often al Newmarket at the oomparatively early icor of dens o'clock. the quotations which were onesserily demstolted up to that time nederwent considerable gimp *km Wen t h e members finally dispersed, and NOOIIIIIIIOOOI operations at the White Hart Hotel. John Davis, who had been backed at 3to 1 up to a certain time, was apin is • wiry monad position, prices down to 800 to 40 heist betted, but he subsequently rallied, and the bat bet booked about him was six "poster' to use. Wender /2g Wastrel, about whom there has been a isemmision since Saturday, left off decidedly first Torourite at 100 to 30, sod Tomato was backed by • well brews commissioner to win 5,0001. at 7 to 1, while Soo • and Aseideat were beaked respeetivelyat 8 to / and to L In all other respects the betting on the Derby and Two Tkomsod uederermt no alteration tweed that re- Girded Is Poblerday's publication, except that amy quiet emarelesice—olearly traceable fiven the noble owner—was emoted fa favour of Kasai. for the Two Thommid, who ear supported to win 10,0001. at as average of 100 to 7. The Newmarket g a adinp and the three-year-old Biennial NM= rendered T y's racing by far the most Important of the week, sod the absence d Teddiopon this engagement in the Seventh Niewmarket Stakes caused the ocntest to sesame a very open character. (keened inquiries were made attar &sag, end though no absolute tnumotiona took plan in the more it was evident be was destined to booms a termite, end his running was cialeoland to enrolee • marked in ileassee on The Duke's position for the great Epsom event. The weather to-day was beautifully SON the sun shining with midsummer power oat the heath, sod there was a per siptihki inoreson in Mimed's" although it was 'scantly estmoirledpd or of the dullest " Cranes" whisk bed been bad for • considerable tints past The match between Rim aid Viesrey—the former of whom belated "fifty" —sad the Colts Sweepstakes ending iu the walking over of Olnier, the racing did not oosimence until 2.25 Instead of 130, es originally announced. The three coloured for the Miss Sweepstakes went to the post, and the result, as the betting naiades, was a very sesv victory for Siberia. Bedell& we. the ally absentee) from the four coloured in the succeeding seemetakes, which was invested with such interest by the meeting of the Chester Cap limonite front lineley—the Moutissima Peritan. Similar to the preceding race, lose odds were betted mos the Nontiaiiima filly, whose victory was oily ensued by Puritan's " Genieg it, though to-day he was inn in "a hood," as an inducement to make him struggle reader any difficulties which might arise in the race. The whole of the entered half-more contested for the 501. Plan, Jar 211 , 46, which was won by the favourite, Marepps. Twenty, the largest field of the meeting so far, ma for the Biennial Stakes, Liddiegten, Archimedes, and the Duke, as anticipated, being conspicuous for their absence. The *tory of Kangaroo took almost every one by surprise, and the defeat of IC,rnig, who was favourite all along. and lacked by the stable to win something like 10.0001. for the Two Thousand at 100 to 6 sad 100 to 7, in anticipation of big MCI= to.day, was a heavy disappointment to Dens been. The result of the Newmarket Handicap was such as might have reasonably been looked for, considerinthe street party who were known to be at Accident's soupled with the fact that the horse was boned to dos thing some day. Subjoined are details of the day's raining : /LUCE( : Litt half of Ab. IL 100 sous., h ft. Mr. It Braxistes Viceroy, by Lainbton—Queen, 3 Re h ued 7113 Mr. J. Graham's Vision, 3 yrs. Bst 710 Patd A SWEINTA=B of 100 son. each, h for 3-yr-olds ; mitt Sit 1011) mesh. Calais allowances. D.I. (7 furlongs 210 yards. (6 cubs.) Mr. Watt's Olmar, by Saunterer—Birthday by Assault, tat 101 b Lad divided the toilette with Lord Portsmouth's eydmonton. A SwEErermtm of 100 son. each, h ft, for fillies Bet Slb each ; winners of 400 sou. 51b extra. D.Y. (7 furlongs 210 yards. (6 Ms.) Duke of leaatorrs ilibaria, by Muscovite—Figtm, 9st (inc. lib &Li (ordluun' d 1 Mr. Bowies Wartasas, Sgt 9lb Mammal) 2 Baron Rothechild's Sister to Queen of the Vats, ltst 9lb (Wells) S Betting : Sto 1 on Siberia, 4 to 1 apt Klarineka, and 2CO to 8 apt Sister to Queen of the Vale. ILLIZWAL OF THZ SWITISTAILIE OI 30 NM. each, for 3-yr-olds ; mite. Bst 10th; fillies, Bst 716, not enraged in the Two Moored Guineas or One Thousand GMeess. 11.11., a Wimp 210 yards.) (5 tuba) Mr. Derry's ally by Saunterer—Nl Bst 710 (Fordham( 1 °want Batthyany's Puritan. Bst 1110 'Custanzi 2 il Mr. aylore sir Charles, est 101 b (ULM/oiler 3 Betting : 7 to 2on the hlceatiesima filly, who all the running, and woe by a length. Sir Charles a bed third. A PLATS of 501. for 2-yr-olds ; colts, list 10lb ; Set 'ilb ; winners extra. First half of Ab. M.: (3 furlongs 215 yards.) (10 tabs.) °oast Battbyany's Mazeppa, by Wild Dayrell—Typee, Sat 1015 'Custance 1 Mr. C. itswlinson's Henbane, not 71b illaidmmt) Mr. Hodgman's Venturous, ad 10lb MorriM S The following also ran :—Piaebbeck, I by king Tom—Plaah of Mettning, Oa ca.. Seaga. I by Vedette—Woodbine, c by Grosvenor Blue Bell, o by Newminater—Barege. Bettis(': 7 to 4 apt Mosoppa, 9 to 4 apt the Flash of Miettnioi filly, 8 to 1 opt Henbane, 12 to 1 apt Ventur es& and 100 to 6 apt any other. Ter nun Yzoi or Tag SEMITE Nromuscrr 13/IANIAL anus of 10 sou each, with 100 added, for li-yr-olds sons, Bot 10lb ;tt lie., Bat 614 R.N. (1 who and 17 yards.) 480 rubs) Mr. H. PodwiEles Kangaroo, by Hobble Noble—Terra Parry, tit id (J. Orimshaw) I Duke of Beaufores sat 1016 . (Yordham, Count Batthyanrs Xing Charming, 3st 1016 (Castance , 1 The following al o ran :—Pantaloom c by Charleston—Verona, Tennyson, Chimes, Sweep, Ander, Argences, c by Colston Test, Barbarous, The Caloyer, Coutrabaud island Chief, Cob web, Zalette, Jezebel, Joker, Dux, and The Lily of Devon . Batting : 7 to 4 apt Koenig, 8 to 1 apt The Caloyer, 10 b 1 siva Joker, 10 to 1 apt K11E116200, and 10 to 8 each apt King Charming, Tennyson, and Barbarous. Pantaloon made play, followed by Kanproo—pulliug double all the Island (mil', Tennyson King Charming, dudes, and Bland Chief, until de:wading the Bwilme'-hill, when' Pantaloon dropped away from the front, and Kcenig and lanproo quitted their hones, and Mr. Padwick's norm muting away &quarter of a mile from home, woe 'edgily by a length. Three lengft separated the second and third, and Iwo lengths divided the third and fourth. After the race 10 to 1 was eagerly taken about Kangaroo for the Two neamand, whilst 2,5004 to 100/. was booked about him in ime instance for the Derby. Marcia, Bet 71b each; B.M. (One mile 17 yards). 200 Revs.; b ft. Mr. Bodgman'a The Mod:, by Idle Cu— Madeline, aged )(Fordboia 1 Mr. Perry's The Principal, 6 yrs (W. Boyce) Betting: 5t04 on The Principal. The Monk waited on opponent till half way up the cords, where he went to SID front, and won in a canter by three parts of a length. Tar linwmanicer HANDICAP of 26 sow. each, 15 ft and 5 lady if declared, with 130 added ; for l.yr.olde sad up verde winners extra From the etartirg post of the R.M. is the end of the B.C. (One mile 6 harluw 67 yards.) Mr. T ItrewitVe Accident, by Colaterdak, darn by HslunAns— llonny Betty, 5 yrs, bet .... (Demon) 1 Xr. Luplies Dollar, 6 yrs, eat 71b .......... 2 Mr. T. Wadlow's Wandering Minstrel, 4 yn, Ist 4th (Tomlinson) 3 The following also ran : —Tomato, Fantail, Suspicion, It:mien, Troubadour, during Gan, Bate Bamptou, Grace De:ling, and Yin hla. Betting: 3 to 1 apt Wandering Minstrel, 9 to 2 apt Ac idulent, 100 to 15 apt Tomato, 7 to 1 eget Grace Darling, 8 b 1 each apt Suspicion and Raglan, and 100 to 8 apt any saw. Sate Hampton roads play, f °Rowel by Glen Isla, and sect these two, lying well up, were Grace Darling, Spring Guy sad Fantail, arose behind whom 011111) Ai:inkiest, Trou p/81door, Wandering Minstrel, and Suspicion, the latter of *how experienced conaiderabls difficulty la going the pace. :Lying off, but still no great distance behind, IMO Raglan, 11smeto, and Dollar. The pens, which was • merry one, in seessed as the lot approached the new stand at the Dinninatirm of the ,flat, when Kate Hasopton was by Grace Darling and Glen Lila The former wag )eased ossesaion of a slight lead at the turn of the lends, wire KMe Hampton and Suspicion—the latter being first leaten—dropped astern, and Wandering Minstrel, Accident, Dollar, and Raglan, became the immediate companions Grace Darling and Glen Ida. The lot kept close Issoliter till fairly breasting the bill, whim Tomato and Smitten were is difficulties, sad at the site of the Old Duke's Med Glee Isla was hopelessly beaten, and disappeared from Illts front. Immediately after these alieratioss, Accident tea a clear lead, and Dollar and Wandering Minstrel Mesulteneously passing Grace Darling, the issue appeared • to become ioteresting. Within the coeds, however, Dollar swerved, and Wandering Minstrel being completely pumped out when called upon, Accident won, hands down, Yr two lengths; Wandering Minstrel a bad third, Grace Defile; fourth, Spring Gun filth, acid Tomato sixth. The sot being pulled up, were beaten off a long way. Mann 100 eon., h ft, 84 101 b each. D.M. Admiral Amiga Saffron, by Yellow Jack ....received forfeit Bake of lloanti.res Sallee Paid RECTING AT IaWMARKET.—TozaDAy, 10 P.N. TWO THOUSAND. MO to 30 apt 13220224;it Tt I - TioiliO - 2 apt f!hattanaosa (t) ft to 2 kangaroo (t) DERBY. sto 1 apt The Doke (t) lB to 1 apt Broomielaw (t) to 1 • Breadalbase (t) 25 to 1 Kangaroo (t) 22 to 1 Wittiest= (t 1 26 to _ 1 Lonplows 9,000 even on Ki apt Limp:tow-117i; llaDo3aexAw.—This bona Thaarad at tea minutia past el liewinericet. was struck out Of the Two 4 p.m. yesterday (Tuesday), BETTING AT NAM CITY AND I 5 to 1 oat! CHI3III 3HISTER.—Tompar. SUBURBAN. ■ Sold (dn. & CUP. 100 to 10 opt Woodorlos Yin atm' (t) 310 to 3 apt Ilkestisstota My (oe, t 100 to 7) TWO THI 3to 1 apt Ltddbeton (off, t 100 to 30) 3to 1 Brooottolaw (off, t 17 tot) 3T to 3 Breadalbatot fOVOIAND. 100 to It opt Adel (t) 100 to 7 Lao* (t sod .°11) IGO to 6 Zonbest (t to 1 last Ilto Dab (A throodalbsoo(o 21 t to o 1 Itlcltoston (t) g IS to 1 Molnar, (I) it to i BroomUlsw(ott) .1;0 to g agst Zambezi (off , to 1 Wll4lChartey (t ire - TOT NO to 10 The Buck ft) Nko 1 — Joke (1. & GI) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP PROWS AND DIVORCD. witernarnia. Mine hi and atter gmase Tena.—Ornre el Probate : Freda& =44 easetisr. is : IL ootri tar Dhow.. Ana ar. Court at Divorce : FTWW, Apra eaur. d a y, II; freaseseay, May $: Thursday, ; WW2, ; lar m lar ay . 6. Trials by Jury : Wednesday, Ilsj 10 : Thuday. 11: it ; astarday, 111; Wednesday, 17 Thursday, e ta Trieb lath; Oeart et ?rebate be tiben Brat. The Judea will sit In dumber. to bear suwawdwis M 11. wad to court to bear molder te, n T ea Tenyeday, April!) : Tuesday, 15; and on sorb mood- Inwienty antli Nay IS AU papers for motions to be beard es Towel, April Si, aro to he Ida with lbe sleet of the Pa to the Deetany. before It es the yosentlas WednesdaynZ ler seeelans- {p le a heard on the °lbw days appointed for bearing nellone, Wore 2 art the pomading Tborsday. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before the AssintentJudge.) Jacob Rogers, 33, potman, wee billeted for beau two woollen shirts sad other articles, the property of Daniel Farbes, a draper, carrying on business at No. 36, Honoree. abet. Isliton. The char n ge was fully proved, and The jury fund the primmer Guilty, sown ace Cd - ;:g. r XL " c r i h :ad t V gh tl t erm th. w P e r n allowed, be should be able to say wheuer he war or was not the man, by certain marks as hb The primmer maid he had never CXotswieted before, sad expressed at eau hie whim nem to submit to any *lamina. Mon that might be required. The Assistant-Judp directed the exandestion to be made, and deferred passing sentence until that was done. Auguste Winterhalkr, • German watchmaker, wss be. dieted for stealing • Hoek, ulna 64., the property of John Ra ili i r ;thaw pleaded guilty. The Assietent-Judge sesteneed him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for six webs. John Smith, 21, John Handley 18, and Joseph Davie, 21, were isthbed for stealing a out, the property of Thema North. Mr. Pater promouted Mr. Ribton deluded Dub ; the other prisoners were nadefended. The jury found all the primers The Assident-Judu sentenced Smith and Dana to be imprisoned end kept to herd labour for four months, sad Handley for six mouths. SZOOND COURT. (adore Mr. l'ayoe.) Rowland Storey, 28, ad John Henry Underhill, 30, were indicted for staling 13a. fid., the moseys of John Thomas Peacock, a licemeed victualler. Mr. Cook prosecuted ; Mr. Collins defeadei Underhill ; the'otar wee undefended. The prosecutor said that the prisoners, who were in his bar drinking, had taken advantage of his temporary abases from the bar to take the money from the till. The jury afar beteg locked up for some time, returned a verdict of Not Guilty against Storey, sad as regarded the prisoner Underhill they said they were not likely to agree. He will, therefore. be aisd again next esesion. Timothy leans, 25, and John Pitmerald, 20, two simple laoldtg Irishmen just returned from Australia, were charged with robbing a fellowlaseseger, named George Mears, of some w earing apperaL The jury found them Guilty, and another charge having beet goes limo, Mr. Payne sentenced Evans to six months' and Favraid to nine maths' hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& YANSION-HOUSE. - - Alexandra Kay and Edwin Sutherland, who It will be remembered are charged with endeavouring to obtain money from Mr. &obeli, of Billiterstreet, by means of false pr e were yesterday placed at the bar bdore Sir to undergo a fiaal szanusation upon that aerie. Mr. Beefy (barrister) amiss:sil:4;r. Sutherland. and Mr. Abbott appeared for the prisoner Sut The particulars of the awe have already appeared upon sound occsaiens, and it will be remembered that the mode adopted was by advertising for a lose, offering good security, and upon receiving a reply to the advertisement they offered se security deeds purporting to be assignments of leases for pedalo property which was described as Faulkland villu, Feanklands, in the parish of Wink/lad, Sumer. The aasignments were nude to the female prisoner and the male prisoner was proved to have been acting with her. It was is consequence of such as advertisement that Mr. &obeli became acquainted with the pritocere, but for tunately, however, he made inquiries before advancing the money required, which was 1501., and ascertained that there was no such property Si described in the deeds which were offered to him, sod he accordingly obtained a warrant for their apprehension. It appeared then that Mr. Soobell's was not the only case against them, as they bed' succeeded in obtaining 1001. from a gentleman aimed Allen, a solicitor, and had given as security a deed similar to that offered to Mr. flooball, but the party is whose favour the conveyance was made was Mary Anne Scott. The female prisoner was proved to have goes by the name of Scott, and it was proved that there wee no such property aa diet described tn the deeds in the parish of Wivelifield. There was, however, a place called Frank lands, which was the residues of a geetleman named Tyler. It was also proved that no such persona as Kay, or Scott, or Cornfield, the latter being described as the budder of the houses, resided in the pariah of Wivelaneld. The cirri were committed for trial, the female pri soner • admitted to bail, herself in 200,1. and two sureties is 001. each. THANES. Heinrich Bran ner orB;;;Inaer. aged 29. • native of Holstein, end dwelling at No. 64, Bt. Gime-Week better known as Ratcliff-highway. was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with being drunk and furiously driving, to the dan ger of paseengers, in the Bow-reed. James Clark, a polios-constable,No. 199 K; said in conse quence off the continual furious and reckless driving of per sons in charge of hones and vehicles in the Bow-road, and the numerous accidents that bad taken place, he was sta tioned in the road on horseback. There were two other mounted constables on the road. The prisoner was driving a pony sod cart, The horse woe galloping, and the pri sober, who was drank, was whipping it. The conduct of the prisoner endangered the lives of foot pnentgess, and there was also danger of canna. with other vehicles. I The prisoner eru trying to pass another cart ; in fart, be was racing. Mr. Pag•st—ln • public road! Witness—Yes, sir; the furious driving on that road is fearful. I have been pot on special duty there. Inspector Griffin, of the K division, confirmed the state ment of the axist•ble as to the state of the Mile-end and Bow road. Furious driving was very prevalent, and many persons had been killed. A greengrocer named Stone, while drunk, ran down an old man in the Mile-eod.rood, and killed him on the spot. A man named William Amos, oowkeeper, of No. 2, Oxford-terrace, Cubitt-town, Poplar, killed • child named Keenan while driving furionaly and recklessly, clan to Bow Church, on Friday last, and was now under remand by Mr. Partridge, who heard the cue. A clan of rough tradesmen, who wen regardless of the lives and limb of people, drove recklessly. Everybody tried to pass everybody, and the danger was Tory great. Mr. Paget asked at what pace the prisoner was driving his pony and cart. Clarke—Twelve miles en hour, air. The prisoner said he only went ea fast as the cart before and the cart behind him, and he did not drive furiously. He called two foreigners, who said they did not know why the polio* locked up the prisoner. Mr. Paget said that public attention had been called to furious and careless driving in the streets and the number of persons who had been killed or maimed in the streets of the metropolis. The winner was intoxicated, and ought not to have been driving at all. It ins • bad ens, and he should inflict the fall penalty of 40e. for furious driving. The Us was paid. ACCIDENT ON THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.— Early on Saturday morning an oxidant of • somewhat serious nature took place oe the Braaten branch of the adedonian Railway. This lies, as OW renders are aware, MR. BARON CHANNELL AND CLIFTON SITEPEN- i s need only for pa d s a ni m a; and the am id", weane d SION-BRIDGE.—One aaaaaaa du* the recent amine an through the collision of two goods trains. It spume th at elderly gentleman passed the toll-house on the Clifton ride • heavily-laden mineral train war mooediog from of the Superaion-bridge, and put down his penny. The Grunion to Edinburgh, followed at a considerable bridge-keeper, seeing he was • stranger, inquired it he dww wwa b y a train of empty venom. Near the wished for a Teton ticket. The gentleman, however, took north-west of Cmigleith Quarry there is • puny no links of the question, but walked on solemnly and deep incline, where the railway sweeps up in • slowly. On coming beck, he was prolog through, when the sharp cane towards the Queenefeny road. While toll-keeper accosted him with, Pay here. air, Plume making its way up the incline, the driver of the goods train " Pay here ! what for' I paid before ; " was the gruff reply. found that bis swim had not aufficieot streegth to draw "But you'll have to pay !gala, sir ." mildly, but firmly, the heavy load to the top, and the train was coesequently replied the keeper. "I all th at imposition - Imm halm? brought to • nand-still. When the mineral train wee lying shire !" replied the gunman, and getting wanner at on the line, it was overtaken by the engine with the empty what he apparently thought was an attempt at extortion wawa . and a very severe oolibdon took place. The driver on the part of the man, he added, " Take rare. I'm • of the second train did not, in consequence of the cone in nrigiMrate." "I can't help that, sir," was the answer, the line. see the train ahead until it was tea late to lessen "my instructions are that people pay going and rettwoiniL has speed ; but several men, who were in van at the rear main see the act of parliament, if _you like to look of the mineral tun, biome aware of the danger in time to e n " P elet l e te the " " 1,1 will see the jamp out and enemy what otherwise most bare proved • aot, replied gentleman, following the man in. He serious disaster. Fortunately, the tender of the engine st illed the act, pudered over it for awhile, then pulled oat , t u b e d to abasmpty waggons was in froakorthe cosmogonies, ' his penny and paid it, walking off, and muttering NI he did, might have been serious to the driver. As it nu the fire " Nommited, by George! " I see the judge has just mm r emised some slight injuries. The foxes of the with pused over the bridge," observed a gentleman who came op ii - a ; was m y g reat, and caused much damage to both et the moment. " Who, sir? what'" gasp ed the Mil' trains. The tender of the empty train wag considerably keeper, quite frightened to think that he been beady- • smiabid, and partly thrown off the line. The van behind in`{ law with so high an authority, "surely that was not • t. p o d ' umn was broken to pious, sad several of the judge." "Yen ; no hies • person Mon Baron Channel]: was I empty wagons of the other twain were smashed and thrown the reply, sod so it turned out to he, se the keeper swum , off the lime. A large partite of the goods and mineral@ was proceeding to court emit morningg..Thus the ; alma knocked on* at the books sad buttered in all dim princes may be said to here obtaind an antic - iv... taus. Information regarding the widest wee seat to the anon he favour of their to and fro cherte.—Bristol TiM ea Lothian-road station, and a mom of labourers wen end Mirror. without delay despatched to clear the line. These were THE MURDER or Ma. Baiocs.—A Staffordshire badly mimed as Petards and yesterday is removing the paper saimatits that last weak Yr. Bates, tailor, of Tam- broken wages and repairing the damage to the mak was walking in • meadow edjoiaing the river Tome r Scotheee. fa the oesupotioa Yr. Manball, wises ho noticed • small Partirr-orne; Mvezvx, SOUTH KaNialurroa. stows bottle closely corked lying in the gram. Upon =WV- _Number ninon f ar the weep sei n e( Al e 15, 1 . 832 ; Ipy w the hich cor the k bo toila folo ri d ag tho w bo orde ttlo bad cootai b:a d piece tow em b er e we the opening of the ereetere free de n y oo " ay, 18613), 910,263. Worcestershire. Biromagroos, December This is to certify that Press Moller was innocent of the Du Betvis delicious beak redwing Bivalents minder o f M r . Briggs—spirt such time as thi s maser with Ambito Food mos. medal or lososomilook_Firs• say one to read it the real murderer will be past Waging I tsrlt.__ (tadi ll""" ) . ° M a * " am ° , Itertrss. //ffirsa. law Ilkosmsb is gale. * The bottle might have bees carried from Bums- u e e t t ash runt. he . 1 le t a w „ m o m =l lll .: t i t % pwsp to where it was fund by floods • ' the meadoww rommi a x ,—roam sea oe., N 0.17 I assawmes. Lades, W. Is.sly asoookialo Irma the Toraworth side by now of a in at 10. 1144 ; 1.1101.48 I S& BLACKHEATH AND WOOLWIOH RACES. THE FlCUSlT p r o t a r . l i l os tr sown.; wiiitht for age; ger dames riders ; • 71b eats's. furlongs on dm SM.) M r If evlaact's t by Tsdnior—lai Manz; 3 pi, 10“ 41b txr. Grant) W.O. Yam: 401. ; 11$ •555- Kr.( 0,1„) I Mr. Hordes Trapper, sired. hat Mr. Neils Anningtoo, 4 yea, (Welch) 0 No honing. Ns. Gant, am bappr. made the nosing tOtil• turn, when Analogies ma ant end threw Welch at the ropes. and Trapper caatmed In glom Tin Howrigne Bums, a sap, value 10 soot ; 711) each; dein. Owe wilks ea Um lat. Mr. Bas tard ' Bay GsiMg, list (Inc. 71b ci)..(lleragan) 1 Mr. fliwpiterd's Dons Brown, Hit 71b Mr. H. Mootek ITileggiatan. yea. list 7 1 = 11 4 2 1 Groat) 5 io°7l4= Brown, s saos and l ro z 2 apt Bay Geld ing, 3to opt Bequence, 4to 1 apt Villeggiatura. •V* piton made the maim to the far nie, when Gold ing, who had beta lying mooed, shallaaged and tea tato the ant plan ; after baa were mu* by &yr, Doss Brows, and Begawan to the akimbo% where Bay Goldin game away, Lod won rosily by four lengths ; two Lapis sew rating tho mond and third. An objection wee raised In comequenco of the winner gain the wrong olds of a pest, but it was not nuitainol. Tan Wen Kin? atamcar of 5 son each. 2 ft (to the fond), with $0 added : wham sirs. On milli end • bait. Mr. lisoureViaion. by Locip-Oaroa—larthday,lS yrs. Bst 3lb Mr. C. P. Hudson's Warwick. 4 yrs. Bat alb. (M) ) 1 Mr. A. W. Howie Elfddlre Kitty, 6 ds, eat alb (H. Fodor) 3 The following also ran =Torso, Peignoir, Pam (late Tels eoliths), BeityOopeland, WAlpole, Genaralladmo, and Amy. Bonin :Brea apt Pewiteeir 4to 1 apt Spitfire Kitty, 5 to 1 apt Gneralierimo, to lopt Walpole and Amy, sad 7to 1 eget Vain. After a delay of madly an hoar to am senates of the disobedience of l'Anson, Arnold, and Night. inpll, a start was elf acted. Betty Copeland got off with the bred, followed by Vision and Tunas. Walpole then took up the running, end retained it until reaching the turn on entering the smoot, when he ran out and allowed Vision to ask. lest place, the latter winning by two loop& ; half a length lioness mooed and third. After paring the post Amy eannooed against a cob that was being ridden up ' the muse, and received ocasiderable injury. Tao Wl:tames Pun of 30 son, ter 3.yr-olds and up wards. About 5 furloap. Hr. meerrs .sorullo, 6 yes, id Mb rAllson. 1 1111 4 1 Mr, John PeA's WalpoW yes, Id . ulb (Attwood) 2 Mr. I..New's Annington. 4 yrs. led alb (Welch) 1 Toss Sams also ran. Betting : 6 to 4cm Too Bayer, 2 to 1 apt Xarallo, and 3to 1 apt Walpole. Approaching the straight run in, Walpole held the lead, and Xenia° drawing ap fa her shoulder a Ins Tan mined, the laths, ulthassoly winning by a Deck ; two Wrath@ betweso second and third. A &MU BACZ for • oup ; lOst 71b each. One mile. Mr. Brestry's Xundlo, g 10114 7lb (inc. Grant) 1 Mr. T. Ludes Peignoir, r 6 a, yes, lOst 101 b (inc. 31b wads) (T. Burton) Mr. Hanford's Bey Golding, 10.4 716 (Horgan) The following also ran Hemunerstor, Annlegton, and Tom Baron. No hotting. Peignoir lid, followed by Walpole mooed, and Xurullo third. On coming into the straight, Walpole appeared to tire, and %wale, collaring Peignoir, won by length ; Bay Gelding a bed third. Tom Saran arid Aiming ton were left at the post. Tan SLUING 1105 DIX Kam one mile and a half, did not fill. DURHAM RACES.--TuzspAy. 11417Y8 7 rammt (Haman:ism of 50 son, added to a sweepstakes of 5 eon each, 2 ft ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner of any haadicap value 50 son after April 5, at 10 a.m., Sib ; of one of 100 sows value, ne ; or of any race at 200 aout,lolll antra ; the snood to save his stake. One mils. (18 subs.) Mr. wilkineon'e WetsaB, by Weatherblt-31endlenes dam, 6 yrs, tat Doyle) 1 Mr. Sldnays Portrick, 3 yrs, sst Mb (cat. let 911)) (Dunbar) I Mr. John Oehorne's NMI Dien. 4 yrs. all 10Ib .. (Carroll) S UM. Curtain lactate, end Theobalda also ran. Betting : 3to 1 sack spt Nell Digby Curtain Lecture, and Stiff, 4 to 1 Theobalds, sad 6 to 1 rintrick. TO Lummox STAMM of 5 son. each, with 50 added; ist ; three, 9st ; Una and geldings allowed 31b ; winner of a sweepstakes at 100 sons 31b ;of 200 mos., rAb. • of 500 eon., 71b axis ; 3-yr-old; which have Muted twin; without inswing, allowed 31b ; thrift, 51b ; four Dion 71b ; the second to save kis Maks. T.Y.C. • 06 subs.) Mr. Jackson** Bpllt-th►Dltieres 5.2 yrs, Tat alb and. slb ) Mr. Jobu Osbonse's I yni Mr. T. Maatorman's llonesly.l yin Tst (b7a . hiii Lady Elizabeth Ally. Integrity (late Tolls), and flora also rem Betting :2 to 1 on Bplit-the-Differnat, end 4 to 1 apt any other. _ _ nu Wm Swam HANDICAP of 3 soea each, with 25 added, for all ages ; Use winner to be sold for 401., and any surplus to go to the race fund ; winner of any race after the mulcts are published, 51b extra. Fire furlongr lir. J. B. Watson'. Zola, by Wild Muntaman—Meta's dam, 4 yn, Baugh (J. Snowden) 1 Mr. Borrison's Barbara Allan, 6 yrs, Bat Mb ..(Keynolds) 2 Mr. Mar's Deerfoot. 4 yrs, asielb (Honey) 3 Lothian's QUOIN and lambics' oolt also ran. Batting : 6 to 4 on Bola, and 4 to 1 apt Barbara Allan. Woe by r length ; a head between @woad and third ; a bad fourth. The winner was bought in for 45 guineas. Tun Norm Doaann HANDICAP of 50 son., added to a Sweepstakes of 7 mom gads, 5 ft, sad 2 if declared, for 3-yr. olds and upwards ; wigwam of any handicap extra ; the woad to mire 10 sow/. Oae mil. sod a quarter. (17 subs.) Mr. C. Winterbigheal's Sti ff by lieville—Ciros, 4 yrs, 7st 61b Mr. Ooodlast's t by Galcowar—Pretty Girl, 4 yrs, 7st Mb (Whiteley) Mr. Bowes's Ilieobalda, 4 yrs, ad 41b (t)ram) Club Queen and Industry ran. _ . . Betting : 5 to 4 on Club Queen, and 4 to 1 each apt Stiff sad Pretty Girl filly. Won by halt a length ; a neck be• wean sauced and third ; a bad fourth. Tex WTIFTARD PL&TX (Handicap) of 40 son, for all ages ; the winner of say raos after April 5, at 10 a.m., 71b extra. T.Y.C. (19 nib..) Mr. C. Winteringttenes Stiff, 4 Ire, est (inc 71b ex.) (Dickson) 1 Mr. Singeton's Mrs. Lirrlper, 3 yrs, dst 61b ,Dunbar) 2 Mr. WWLWoons Wet*ad, 6 yrs, est lelb (Snowden; 3 Arterial& and H olste i n also ran _ Betting : 5 kliagat Wotan, and 4to 1 Kn. I.yripar. Woa by • bead ; a bead betwota amend and TOR Usrmo HU1172213' STOKES Of 25 eon., added to a sweepstakes of 3 eon. each (1 ft to the nom fund), for hinters ; 4-yr-olds, 10st 10lb ; An, list 7lb ; nix nod aged, 12st 2lb ; certain allowances and penalties ; gentlemen ride's; jockeys, &a., 7lb extra; the second to wire his stake. Two miles. (19 sobs.) Mr. Cardner's Fly-by-Night (h b), aged .. (Mr. Wilkinson) 1 Mr. W. Miner's Skiplack, 0 pro (Mr. Miller) 2 Mr. E. A. Wilson's Alexandra. 4 yrn ...(Mr.l: H. Myer) IleglGrlifers; roe :—.Ectra Number , Maid of the Mill, Mfr Amoy, on Cock Robin. Biotic( : 5t04 ow Fly-by-Night, and 2 to 1 apt Extra Number. Won easily by six lengths ; MON betweec second red third. THE ACCIDENT AT THZ BRIGHTON RAILWAY STATION. —BR/ORTON, TOZBDAT NV/RR—This morning, at the Town-hall, John Brooks, engine -driver , and Francis Green, fireman, wets charged with neglect of duty, whereby the occident occurred on Saturday night, by a Lewes train overturning two of the carriages of a London train, and injuring several of the passengers. Some purely formal evidence having been taken sufficient to justify a remand, the further hewing was adjourned for a week, the prisoners being liberated on bail, Brooks in 100/, and two s ureties of 100.. each, and the fireman Green in 501. and two sureties of 501. each. All the injured persona are pro• grassing favourably. MYRTIRIOUS OCCUTIRENCL NEAR BRISTOL Yesterday the little town of Beynsham, situate midway between Bristol and Bath, was thrown into • state of ex citement by the circumstances detailed below. Amongst the residents of the town are two brothers, named John and James Fray, who carried on business as blacksmiths, and worked together at • workshop attached to their dwell log. Yesterday one of them, John Fray, was seen to emerge from his workshop and go towards the river, which lies at some 300 or 350 yards distance. Upon his reaching the bank he was observed by a boy to jump into the water, and whoa there to deliberately cut his throat, upon which be indicted two desperate wounds. The boy who witnessed the nab act gave en immediate alarm, and • man earned Robert Muddle, who beard biro, ran to the spot and suc ceeded in getting him out. Messengers were at once des patched for medical aid, and Dr. Lodge wee moon in attend ' awe and sewed up and dressed the wounds, giving however little or no hope of the rash man's recovery. On the work shop being afterwards examined the other brother wee found lying on the floor quite insensible, and with the marks au his Wed of violence inflicted either with • hammer or some other blunt and heavy instrument. Mr. Nub, surgeoe, was speedily summoned. Both brother. lie in • dangerous state, and the suspicion is that Jobs Fray first attacked his brother and then attempted his own life. The police offlows an engaged in inquiring into the matter. NARROW ESCAPE or Than PERSONS FROM DROWNING. —EL tetlibl• occurrence, which seedy reenhed in the death by drowning of a child and two young men, took place at Douglas, Isle of Man, a hew days ago. A little boy, a son of Mr. Candlish, of the ,Saddler's Ina, Dangles, wee playing at the quayside, when he tumbled be dlong Site the harbour. A young man, observing the perilous position of the child, who had sunk but risen gallantly, although he could not swim a stroke, Naped into the harbour for the purpose of rescuing the drown ing boy. lie at eau grasped the child, but owing to his inability to swim, he also leek dragging the child down with him, and there seemed every probability that both would he drowned. At this juncture • young man named Ewhaake leaped into the water, with the laudable object of saving both the drove big creatures. The man and child, is their frenzy, seised Rwlanks when he approached than is such a manner se to prevent his swimming. The remelt was that Era:sake wee utterly unable to eau either of them, and there was now great danger that the three individuals would be eseared. A large number of wrens bad congregated by this time, and the excitement among them was intense. At length Ewbanks managed to catch hold of • rope which wee thrown to him, by wear of which be kept Mansell and the others afloat oath • boat picked them up. Wham r both the young men were greatly exhausted, and the was ingestible. The Weer. however, was pieced seder 111116011 we, as& quietly sweevered. SING, A11)410, 1866; rim UNITY BANK 111417D1L MOND DAY. One of the chief witnesses yesterday was Alderman Muhl, who said—l was reuse: el the 11%sik from Idetl. I reesseaber the de/andenta the bank. Mr. Tarry came la as be Ma eras . and Mr. Belch us nothing wake el them be they dam ' ban warn maseger. I knew entered the bask. We took them sa UZ I = beet testimonials out of a hundred and lifty When Mr. Members la 1867, I had • 0011•41111 M doe with Mr. Tarry abost tad I redenineeded for the eppelinsers blades hint to be the bast sue. hi At m thin beelisbaskledlenstained • yeasty of losses, but it was fulig abigretozrz.:l=bots. It was main • poetics to pay Se the lours diet had been suitaiseli saw the menegement el Mr. Ohazabees. licoording to tbe prestba the eseesiwi rs as o. always prectst at the burl ntselb lOM lions to loth the Wuhan with Mimese W the peepers then d the balsnoeslaista. I requded them to make a true end faithful report el the slats el ashes el the bask. It was the duty be manger aril the seentary to prepare the bei- tassel tau the books, which the &reads never istenikeed with; end when they were made out they were presented to the board, sod the directors made no alteration la them or later end with them in any manner, but merely ordered them to be The directors examined them before they ordered = 6 :o . be printed. We took so steps to verify the nowt but relied entirely on the manager and the seerebrl. asst the bares. The whole of the boob were sited to the auditors prior so the balance sheet coming to the &ea tors. As, in fad, we we sever tested the belanortheds in any way by the books. relied upon the balm ; they were paid by the shareholdera, and it was their bsinese to verify the aomuats. The whole of the books ware piloted at their entire dispose!, and the Musters did not interim with them la any way. The direst= considered the as& tors represented the shereholders, sad they were share holden themselves. Ow of the creditors, Mr. Gould, was $ large iron merchant, and the other, Mr. Hopwood, was an accountant. They were paid, I Oink, fivenad-tweety gauss each for auditing the seconds, sod we of ourse relied upon them to sae that the balance-sheet wee owed. Mr. Justice Smith awned that it was rather remark able under theme eirouresteaoss that the aloud fraud was not discovered. Mr. Gifford—Our cue is that the auditors were deeelved. The learned judge intimated his opinion that upon this evidence the jury could hardly be exctsd to convict the defendants. They were charged w ith publishing a false balance-sheet with intent to deceive, bat It was dear that the auditors' ditty was to have detected anything that wee irregular, and that they had every facility for so doing, as all the books and papers were within their control. Mr. Gifford said he felt the power of his lordship's observations, and on the pen of the down he should readily attend to any intimation he might make as to the coulee he thought should be tam Mr. Justice Smith said he should not withdraw the cats frost the jury, but it and to him that at all events the auditors ought to be c it d to give some explanation. Mr. Gifford mid that one of thole gentlemen was dead, and the other was in this dilemma, that he moat either have been deceived or else have send franduleetly. The learned judge said that it was a quotation for the jury, and possibly they would state whether they deuced the case to proceed further. The jury accordingly cnnferred together for • short time and then said that they were divided in opinion. The learned judge mid that if they pleased the case should go on, but it appeared to him that unless the auditors were examined and gave some explanations, they could hardly convict the defendants of heave oonspired together to deceive the public. If they had, they must have intended to deceive the anditon as well. It might have been a very improper proceeding to make up such a balance sheet, but it appeared that ever since the beak had been established the balance sheen had bets made up le the mane way, end according to the evidence the irregularity might mealy have been detected. His lordship added that the saddle onOt to be put upon the right horse. The jury thee again ocsfened together for a short time when they said that they were still divided in opinion. His lordship, upon this, rid they bad better hear the ease out, and the trial adjour As this is ooly s charge d misdemeanour the jury were allowed to separate. the defendants were also liberated on the same bail. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMILALIT, APAH.lB.—ArPoierYngres.--Listi tenant F. Hardy to esisioned Gleener, coaandenoned he See GI the TB . SahLientenan fi t u k.T. Benda, to the Serpent. Paymaster J. Moorman, to the Serpent. Oat 0. TWA, to the Serpent. Second Muter F. W. Balks, to the Oleanwr. Aninenheergeen J. F. Emmy, to the Gloom Kidatipeean L. S. Damen, to th• Serpa& Nereid Onion (soninated) E. E. Met Begineer F. J. Pope, to tlel li =fe da rtee Revnige. Elitineers B. W. lame, to the Ada ter the Hinds* J. Tamer (B), to theneere Gleaner. Aasinest.lberd 0. Troilus, to the Glenewq J. 0. OaDeglan, to the Gleener; 0. Wiggins, to the Nadas. PORTSMOUTH, AP= 18. A court-martial assembled to oboerd the Victory for the pupae of averaged.' els ef theft ageism Riehard Many . ,ll private is the medals earriag w board the Visteel. The follo=i s Meess amarposed the emit :—Clapiain fassorahr4 biza. espidas Hire sad Herbal., mad Osesseadsrs = Jobs Beett, 0.8., presented ; limeldiss es jedgemimosta The has amp MsdlSNsi wee for gasbag a par c 4 trousers cad a east, the propaty If Mr. *mat Viable& • alert. It world that is esesesassay el homiest robberies ca beard tie Victory the priesmes log wee searched, mdaboat 50 stades of sails* sad ismliery Mamas to odious sow co board sad as foreign service was forted. Oa the 7th of April a renal was forted at the Victoria sad Albert peddle bones on the Hard, Porter, whirl' had bees left them by the noss_t_r, sad is which a coat sad pair of trousers to Mr. Visaing were found. The other charges we .. r=e steam • par of boots sad • mbirt, the property et Mr. W. 0. BedferA msleburtylerk ; • Bask sad a amide, the property of Captain Scott ; two maibric handkerchiefs, th4proporty of Mr. J. A. Irvin, dark ; two headaweidefe, the property of Mr. A. W. Mussy, eapermesereay asidebip• mas ; sad • gold brollies, the property of D. Mayooek, midshipman ; all of whisk articles had been fogad la the primmer's bag, sad was Martilled by the =7 , e . emerge. TINI rigour wee operated of all the The prisoner said maim is his Adams, sad be was ma. tweed to two years' treWeeessest with bud labour. The oast thee tried James Fereds/1, mother nodes, as three charges of robbery, on two of which ha was eas• rioted—ha steeling • tallest handkerchief sad tee shirt% the property of Henry 0. raowdea, a clerk ; sad • the property of Edgar 0. 1.. Bftat, • =Lid was seatemed to receive fortrelest lashes, se most& imprisessiest, sad to be disabused the marries. TEE BEIGETON VOIIIITTIEML Ravurr.—OvreciAL Bar= or Ti Forea.—From sa racial Ivlnea made by the brigadier of the rubebripdes =Vs Weeks downs aa Moody, sad beaded to the dereiy 31,tral vol a teer, ia moordease with the W wrns, un it arms eNhe rettiTs edgier arrested Drag* VW Sal Ire slow • ineeseee over the amber arrablal ea any pesoloos FgsW Monday valnateer review day. These Maras show the areal Odd etre of ilea fare to be r Mows : Carley, 300 ; hare artillery, 36; brigades of 6•16 artillery, 1,877 ; prison &Wilsey, 1,080: total artllery, 2,967. First &skim of lateatry, loader Gomel Drip,* 1,738 ; 2ed lodged*, 1,624; 3 v c a d e nda, 1,426 ; 4th belted., 1,960 : totel Whaley Ist driers, 747. 9seesd soder r" zosed of Ma 80i1407-11d brirda, 2,065 ; 2ad brigade, 2,258; 3rd Wide, 4312 ; dth=z 2,170 ; sth bripde, 1,921: total istasky, road 10,296--seeldeg a roes total of 20,336. THE SEWAGE OP TOWNS. The following is the third report of the Sewage Cosuuissioa, width has just ben issued : "ro TBt WINS commissioning or Bra MAJZSTfB " THIA8 . 1:11a. . . . " May it please your lordships:-We, the undersigned, whom her Majesty's commission, bearing date sth Jan., 1837, appointed to ' inquire into the beet mode of distri buting the sewage of tows', and applying it to beneficial and profitable uses,' have now spin, according to our instructions, the honour of reporting to your lordships our further progress in the matter committed to us foe inquiry. " Sine, the date of our last report (August, 1861) we through • committee of our number. epeeist* of Mr. Lewes and Professor Way, continued at Rugby the experiments which were undertaken In 1861 ma the application of sewage to land. The report of that committee, which we append, contains the restate for the three years 1862-4. Your lorded's. will observe that these experimeste have not been confined to the application of sewage in different quantities to land, but have extended to the consumption, by utile, of the pr3does so obtained, and to the productios of meat and milk, and have been accompanied by • careful record of the quantities and market value of the products, sod by numerous analyses of the sewage before and after irrigation, as also of the gram and of the milk. It appears to us that these experiments have solved many of the difficulties which have hitherto attached to the ques tion of the agricultural application of sewage and that they leave no reasonable doubt of the practicability_ and @Ann. Cage of so employing the sewage of towns. We have also continued to give our best attention to all kindred expari mute end inquiries which have been going on elsewhere. As the results of our labours, extending over eight years, we have confidence in submitting to your lordships the fol lowing conclusions :-1. The right way to dispose of town sewage is to apply it continuously to land, and it is only by such application that the pollution of rivers can be avoid. 2. The financial results of • continuous application of sewage to land differ under different local eircnnisteoces ; first, because is some places irrigation can be effected by gravity, while in other places more or lees pumping met be employed ; secondly, because heavy soils (which in given localities may alone be available for the purpose) are less fit than light soils for cootinuons irrigation by sewage. 3. Where local edrannistances are favourable, and undue expenditure is avoided, towns may derive profit, more or less considerable, from applying their sewage tam Under opposite circumstances, there may not be a balance of profit ; but even in such oases • rate in aid, required to oover any loss, needs not be of • large amount. Finally, on the basis of the above conclusions, we further beg leave to express to your lordships that, in our kid& meet, the following two principles are established for legislative application :—First, that, wherever riven are pol luted by a discharge of town sewage into them, the towns may reseonably be required to desist from causing that pub lic nuisance. Second, that where town populations are in jured or endangered in health by • fetishes of ems= matter among them, the towns may reasonably he to provide • system of sewers for its removal. And the law, as it stands, be found insufficient to enable towns to take land for sewage application, it would, in our opinion, be stuffiest that the legislature should give them powers for that purpose, (Signed) Earn_ J. B. Lures. Roma RAmnrsoar. Jon Bwoa. J. Taomis WAY. " 8, Richmond-terrace, Whitehall, March, 1865." 711011 LAW NIGHTS GAZITUR twos or miaow= airs roam witsoosave yo vs MAIM A? TKO 011201 OP TIM MOW 111FUMIAS. 000112 OP NANILIKIPTOT ILIUM loaf kzurrs. .10101 JONAS, Iforytyr Tydvll, draper. to Aar- reader May 1, at - •-- EDWARD LLon,illili-street, Bhoreditelt, draper, May 1, at 11. Jomi ALLMI, Wllliaa-aireet, I.lsseu•grove, beerhoaa►luepei mai I, ti Lugs Cleans. Peterborough, cattle dealer, May 1, at 11. WILLIAM Mulag, Jubilee•street, Mlle End Old Town, chandlers' shopkeeper, may 1. 1, at 1 W. J. BAILIM, HO-street, Stoke Newington, draper, My; at L WILLIAM COLLIMIL Kasai& town, sionernasoo. May 10, at t Osumi Ptafos, Streatley Berkshire, ,draper May 10, at S. ZOOM T73/1011, ftektiiiii4trat Piccadilly, and Abcharch• chambers, City, broker's clerk, ay 10, at L NiciroLis Greenwlch, Umber dealer, May 10, tM . Jamie Woottin, Selbridgamews, Paddington, farrier, ay 10. ate .._ RICHARD MANSVM.D llanir, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire., Poor, May 1 11 ban Wow, Wadniabary and Portobello, ebittortlidatre, coal master, May 1, at It Illiwni JACOB WHirg, Bristol. furniture broker, April 28, at 11. lona !may, Uplyme, Devonshire, gentleman, April 21, at II- IsAso MAN, Falraeld. Lancashire, builder, Aprll id, at 11. JOHN AIINOOOOII, Wigan, publican, May 2, at 11. JOHN Northu Ovsa and DAUM Navin, Chopplagton Guido Post,ti mberland, drapers, May 31, at It. Huai ciaoatigtisglriamli, Ilawkwall Mammary, Northumbria- avaatlL at /Wan DAL22IA. 1111nthorp, Westmoreland, grocer, brapS, at le. 112212 i larkstall, Y0rk212., 'teemed •• 28,5212. WDAult I/veg, OcestpekeA Berefordab., Lamar, Ap. $7. at 12. ZinrAtp Jowl, Coagresbary. tleguerictialre, born &filer, May 1, et U. WILLIAK Sunnis SMOG, Great Yarmouth, tailor,Ap.lo, ant Miami Slum, Dartmouth, boot dealer, April 20, at 11. JOHN CCYCYMPZ, Harwood, Devonshire, miller, April IS, at 11. Mums lennoss, Northampton, machine boot top closer, Aped SP, at 10. Josii WistiA9l and GDDLOS Wuhtides, Bayley, Southampton, lances, April IL 1414 _ LIM= WILIAANOOI, AIRIOR-RMLY-1.200, printer, May 11, at IA TRODIRICI. PZILNIOR Kenevorth, Mertfordakire, publican, May 11, at 11. Tames Boons; Chichester, botcher. May 3, at 114. awn Russo; Jan., Aehten-nnder-Igne, measure dealer, May 11, at 12. Joni Mason, Manchester, werebonatenen. May 11. et 12. RICHARD WILLIAMS. Lower Trainmen, J4wr, May 2,1412. Balm BROWN Buicuir, Kingston- Hu i, stationer, April IS, at 11. ALYMMOSLADR, Charlton Madera, acesersetehlre, Innkeeper, ADAI le, at Jost Emil ALDarD, Hahne, Inneaddre, tent dlr., Ap. ekst Lama= lace, Addeford, Devosah., tallow chandler, ditl9,atlL Lamas Canna. Ilnagg, Cardiff, kas dealer. May 2, at 11. WILWY YAM, awannta, butcher, May 3, MU. 114222 Y 71 . 1.1.um5, Tal-y-Bout, Carnarvausblie, labourer. kV 1, at IL BALTHOWIIIIIIM/11008., Cullale, gargaser. May 3, at 11. Wu.uati Mamie Marge, Middlesbrough, Yorksliks, groom, .. - April TD, at 14. , . _ . (om Gassy, tiainsborough, stone m.soa, May 9., M a JANIS SKITS, Great Grimsby, joiner. Aril at 1. Irmusi SHIRSIIIITI, Goole, Yorkshire p , plumber, Ap. IS, at L"}. JANXII ILETWOOD, Manchester, joiner. May 8, at flit. Joni ILLD)011. Manchester, spindle maker May is, at 91. MINK lICCAMIIII, YMCA/Atter. Comamidsloll spat, May &at 9}. WILLIAM yqsasa. MIMI). liaulgh, Lancashire, mechanic, May a, at 10. _ MART Paz% Wldttlerey. widow. April 29, at 12. Einar Lladneld. Sower. aupeater. April 26, at _ LASTHEAMINATIONS. ._ _ _ May 18. Lucy Tom kladeley, iihropehire, widow—May 16. P. R. Utley, Newartupon-Trent, currier—May It J. O. Forsyth, Li 'lVbookseller —May 6. J. stannic. MaceJashaktailkthrowster . Fro gWr t, Birmingham. coal dealer—May 2. J. (1111SIA Loze mar Bilogham, carpenter—May 2. W. A. Erdington. IVarsickshire, commission agent—May 2. Ji.tCrif olla, Birmingham, schoolmaster—May I. .1. Didion, Birmingham, Journey man wheelwright—May 2. J. Patchett, Birmingham, grocer—May2. T. Babead, Birrabaghane, cab drlver—May IL J. bhaw.Birmingium, Joursepama sllveriada—May I. I. Iterooart, Mllton-nezl.orawaod, general dealer—Jane 7. O. Penn, North ampton, sho une 90. G. Barnard, Wymondham, Nor folk, sadaler —le ay 11.7. Brenton, Trelaver, Nrswall. cordwainsr Mal 23. A. Brasnett, MatUahail, Norfolk, baker—Map 6. lag- J. de Edmonds, rd Egreatontara, , Cheshire, soramision ans U. I t.—Bfay 10. J. A Olamorganshire. Ashmonmer—J den, Wimborne Minster, Dorsetabire, Milder—May 26.71. M. Dillon, Barnsley, Yorkshire, flaboonger—May 9. J. Coalksts, Idle, Yorkahlre, blacksedtb—May 11. M. Money, Orapponhall, Cheshire. farmer—May 11. 0. Green, Oldham, oottoa waits dealer—May A F. Parker. Msophare, Kent, market gardener. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Aril IL CIRARL99 How, ES. Albaa's, Herta, and East-road, agy rood, tailor. April it. HARRY HIM= CLAM St. James's-square, cleft In the Boum of Comma:6'ollms. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. vellum/ EDWARD AMARAL Oracecharch.stmet, merchant— IA dividend of so., to new precis, April It, and three mbar queue V. °dossiers, at ndweschre. Barimpall.strest. MAbtttct GOITRII and ER/DRUCK NITILARR. Mincing-lank W dividend of 74.. April llar t Wee subsequent W e d n esdays, at Idwarth's. Mealogball e DIYPII r r!. _ . May 1. W. Turner aad D. Johnson, Leah, cloth manufacturers —Msy 1. J. Clapham, Linda, cloth manufacturer—May I. C. Turner, Holbert.. Leeds, cloth manufacturer—May 1. T. DIM), Leeds, grooar—May L J. Panels, Leeds, ducat— April t& J. IL Tugmau, Liverpool, merchant—May 1.,W. W I ngton. Tipton Hellions, Devonshire, del k—April DS. J. P. lion, commlnion agent—May 3.T. =la Ithud.ll=l. shire, agricultural implement maker—May i L &Wry, SU george, Denbighshire. provision dealer—May i. J. Angel, Glyn, 11lnialdre, labormar—May a I. Jesse, Lyl, llintahlre, grocer— May 3. J. Roberts, Glascoodtawr WI air, re, labourer - May S. W. Jones, Absa re Dea .4 . l=sa May & A. P. Clapp, Ahm.o,_e i Den sides, ?ki! DIMIOLIrIa A. McArthur, S. Wogs, Jot, and C. FTrbrook, Bina wholesale horns, ckman. so tar as C. Tonbrook—P.. fa ß o jrctt R ss and W. tipa Caroms i and Wan, errs deskrs—J. Twist, C. re Tara* atos , and T. W. Trot, &Abr. Yorkshire, drapers, so far as regards T. P. Twist—T. C. Meadow and K °Wray. Load= hock liactuase, stook doslers—B. mod. butt and D Scott. Chester, timber raerchanta—G. Prichard, C. Prichard. and H Prichard, Ifewgrostrast.Cib. brook sr nurser ran, and Upper ZllllOll, osv SAWA, comb nusnurcturers, so far se regards O. Prichsail i = was and:lS. K Over Darden, Lancadlre, Adams and A. Grin, Btonehouse, Crerldr—T. tlsdiete and T. Holdout. NewessowopowTyns, hoar carraters —J. Prichard, W. Ormsed. and H. S. Jew. Lhalianen. timber merchants, so tar ma regards H & kess—t. =tea rod and N. J. Murphy, Liverpool and Dabla, tellent—t. Rayner and I. K Yore, Liverpool. raker insmdmals— C. A. Par= J. lEr m lhirrr, Watlinglarmit, Cl, . Ila pieta wallows —J. oer, rackper, lemarldem Mar drains I. Hill and S. RIK Walarkary,lnadardikire, Mane swami— W. Masters sad B. Mai*" T. w. Wheran sad W. , wholesale striemen—T. anal. Parr near Tans nurses— Pram, T. heir, J. 174//1, J. W. Misr, inerchants, as ter r regards R. Prelen-11. J. Warr& and K Warm& Mir and Diradaghaso, boa raerelanta—J. Walker and B. IL Walker. Prates, lancashirs, organ sphisms—J. Morton, Z. Morro, D. Mattes, sad C. Madam& Liverpool. wren leakers, r das ?wards J. Martaavad Z. adOTCH M Sit atTRATIONK awns aim', Deride' Ned Maxwelliewm gamer, Ageint at larsaa Osrehras. Dorm. Massa MAcirris. larears, Wise merchant. April 111. st Mar Ursa Zotel„ lareness. Sams tnierw. Aprll 21. id rs Prady-ksil, Glesdair. NIRKRT& COTTON.—Livarooi, Ana. 18.—Than 11.8 1340, luso Waist's', wit& • perisl advasc• at per lb. 8 .2 10,000 Woo ; oposolotior mdse., 4.400. I.oooAa s i7. lid. le 144.000 Panws, to DL •ID Mairdia N ' ; 350 Bahia sail Maid& tO 1.26 4BOO tioa. 134. 1,40. yos, sa.1 10 0 -rr k a ., n i t , ; 6,480 Bar. Ito, 6a, to 460 001 TON 0001)11.—Matioggern, Alta 1B —la ply puns. " ba"bad 4 . "g 7 CO?' Indoit today, yet Imre hes hew some Mlle hemaiss EMs at &homy, per lb. doges ea the prime al last Theaday. Th e however, deem quiet. with but little dlspealliee rot mis . I s boom Made yams there has bow a better ta k need wpm WPart • val tar lacldir7. Thies it a Wing smug the of them yarns thsk palm i s , wetly teadied the lo buyers wed. The prises asking toft wa t Wen pre* wok se es Thirdly het la the ohm the LIM Amoebae news had been se generally ageg. m . by both berm sad salary sad had be es ir add ek grameetively, that its shamed, arrival ant grallisabe pwoa to have sleeted values lees thee was her to awns extent sashed Madams. hat aiQ and today have shows • very andel tes44 resume operations. There are evident h i p dos la the swats.. sad s p are as hi per. es these Wale than to tutor tots sopthift La primiat the ogees Imelda( re at low rata, but by names at • peat peat Mao*" ea ear epaei.%:. tattoos,. aad to be sway mabsb g o ; nem will soot be resumed. led at ao great rednithe at bh week's AMR Today puttee haw base nukes to a i h adveatege el say weaker' that may be exhibited by a im isetwers ler the merest. sad aim are sal* at lowest point Ilsanisetusers, however, are pasiall”. well espied to estertaia say wertems tavola* he m seerillee, red the inetilali dome with bet • meg m oue b o w ies , ..g h omes generally have menet wily ni l extent of whit nay he celled • demand Gahm, WOOLLY/Z.—L=4, Arm I&—!tin hoe M s small stieetlasos bob as the whored sad white sake I% isebteg, sot es 'most d the seatedsotorise Is the beeiterod have bees dosed shoe Thursday leek ert Leib holidays, the stooks is the hells lob set webs ear bee report. The thessad fre sprig etethp tweeds is sew merely seethal, hw bessolices is the shoes se rods have tabs pleb. and eves thus boob at job prier. A few pastels al plats cloths bays he Isseeforrea, thank sat to la/ liteat Is he Tees Hall Ihe demod foe hair-lists Ms set boos lime oh this aisle et woe sow ferns the balk el thO bea n trsaessied bi ihis oak* it Ms given k s vier peel ILANUFACIITLIDS. Hommzeumm, Ammr, few more bays!. balk tam Leedom ad the emmleyip bawl la the market, bet their perebases meet algism The Amerieue sews bee even as trapreedem lktt 6, pi of Use raw materiel may be lower, and we heel maim eemeolueatly pucka= oady sabot whit Obey Um alai or each goods = will oommeed immediate ale, nse audoeei of teams for export elm adie to to. pew daisies. 1 1 1001.8.--:HumrumFsrpa t m, dram 18. — Thee is b liitth• domed lar root to-diy at say dooni booming doubtful sbothar prices tea lo boa of loch • quitatity as will Is brought fermi is Louisa isloo—szpsotid to common about dr 1111 matt month. 00111.—Hou. Aram 18.—At today's musket a • supply d FAO& wheat, which sells steadily at m Tr day's ourreaar. Foreign alwAseial bat sat lova. Ad warm as the oat. Bows awl pre fully as dire 0 meet a far sale at late rates. Parelia arrivals in I week : Wheat. 3,000 qrs. ; barley, 6; boat, 2,121; p 840 ; tars; 2n. ----- - - - - Law, dam 18.-11 r supply el tree abedle leesally limbed, sad anions k weatbwris ell tad b • desired ler tbe gravies ereps, prime el lad gee well sa s sadaed ea the bulbar &as. Barley M bap sad vela, rather &Wises. °sal sad bases lay se dr Lirintroot., API= 18.—We ham bid a ray fib ireadanes Cl *yens at our Oars &chew is Mena% • good sommaptive beware las base dose is what at =kin= values of het Tuesday. Flour study bet set • Melded for. ladle earn in offered eparisgly, sad * have to pay an adrenal of la per gamier as asp with this day week. Oats are ld. per Mabel sad eau 3d. per load &mgr. Baas sad peas are sub la. per qui higher. Market skims with much bromism Lm, Ana 18.—W• hare had soother week's wombat and also • °lmage of wind from the seetheest the south. The market to-day was but thinly mar oaeserpleatly a small show of wheat. for whisk ha m prices were readily paid. Malting barley is swely worked up in this district ; the few maples oder* awl full prow. Bares and peas emporia& lid Teri prices. Per imperial qr. to the grower :—What, sl sew, 631* to 6411 e. per imp. his., 435. to 46a. ; it red, 631* to 641ba., 36e, to 395. ; ditto , red, ski, lap to 631*, 38e. to 395. Barley, best Omaha war 551 b.. to Mho., 32a, to 345. ; ditto, rem Oberaßer d Nibs. to 661*, 29a to 32.. Oata, 3611 e. to 481., b 24a. &.M, old, 631* to 65/Im, 40s. to 435.; I new. 631 b.. to 641ba.. 37.. to 36a Niewesena, Aran. 1.8.-I'he weather au hie hail assumed quite an umettled appeasers& ; a pal at rain has failsn in the isterral, the wild *rag jar to the earth. At our what this mewing we lad • • rate show Cl wheat free the paweet, and wink I was being squally so, helms held with musk maid. bat millers sot roposiliag. 'sly a moderate being stilted, at Bakeley's sales. Fleet oseheapsi, end thi remarks will apply Is ether artistes. TRAYIZO =TURN& 1.66W1TL mum PM. Mr- Toki o spa mem eleerate. 1016. BomWeek , i .. yea..n. A A A W=.4132=i1. a " C zch Z I • 06 03 861 6,106 Bernd lleitramelsoo Tel 186 WI 40 Bleesow= an eg i ts us SAW Week marlin Apra lit rigi:k." ="l/ l 3.738 &IP 1, r 4 llatee 16 LOWpolloAn tWI North Landon THE aims Ow Low Dow. —lt appears fees return kneed by entherity of the Register-0s that in the week that ended but Saturday the IN Leaden and nine other tow= of the United Magian 3,810 ; the death, 2,927. The annual rate of mores the week In those tea loge towns wee 27 per 1,000 p ti rk& and was lees tine is the provknas week, whin 30. le Lathes the births of 1,036 boys and 9071 all 1,973 children, were middle& in the week. 1 80111 •9 00 ding week of tea years, 1855.64, the number, corrected for increase of popnlatios, was The deaths in London is the same period wore 1,532 = number far the fifteenth week in me yaw is 1,412. There is an exam, is the premed 00 121 deaths over the estimated e amber. ;Whooping-me the most fatal in the list of symotic diseases ; It i off 92 thildren. about two-thirds of whom ware use years cd aapge,. fleverity-two deaths by typhus were ma 48 bysesrlafiaa and diphtheria, 18 by merles, sod ismaZgaz. There were 224 deaths from bronchitis, from penman' : the respective avenger brim 155 s Brosahltie is very fatal far leis FAA of the pith [Advertisement ]—HomowAY'snus. —Dm possesion.—Without health no amount of wealth, DO ■ :laware, are of the slightest value. It is ineoneelval mall a MsWrbeam of the animal functions begets wretch sad hew readily it may be rectified by a few doses of son Wag and regulating mediciee, each as the.. woridew OIL. These baas proved the best Mead to manklnd t pate, to every land, and ander almost every CifOUI l o~ramslsthe blood, really disedinn. sever Met ~dizrx moist* the bowels. When fever aml new anomie ere epidemic, teem pile M Mims ormardssatig by every ens ao keep the bOut sal fns from the eel d a ta prerefilas g BIItTRS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAT/ BM/IL DAY.—Aft IT, at Alamo Vie, Camsbaz tie al Day. of a eas. GRAelafaltlf.—Aprll 11. at Otoaceater-road. 1801• 0 4 wits of C. 1111 Seq., too. 11 •10.-41411114 as Hatamesiatith, the wile of J. He of a 117/41191 6 2M 7 April 16, at Think, the wife of C. M. Men. ist..itt 6eaw.—apY IT , M Mary Hawk 61n14111. Bows Jamas Maw, at a &ambler. WIIIMOILL—AgaiI la, as lantaim-road, Umtata. W W. Wittman. In.. Y.Z.C.S.E.,at a me. MAERLOBB. OII W. C. Guar, L LLYILIST.—AgeIIta w tiaviours than& Ea Pod a•el tho Lair Tow* to son W of T. Selby, laq., of W I.l2.—C anc l d JlLtr r npra la, at at. Wootton= Inaranaittit. bp Ow Rev. J. T. Wronford, J. Nor, Ea manor, Newport. to Lam Min ikawalloor of R. NW oolkoter =Vara coolant at list port. mums —itossaa,—arli 11. of ila e i ttA Poilogoo, by the loc s. flowthey. O. 1 Zoo, di OdadleA on D ddlie t SOINIIIINSAINI, tO No bithllan=faitudbfar of Mirwain and, of Woo tionos, DEATH& CHILD.--teta is, at at. John's-hill, Setestaka 1144 484, R. COLLU mei te.—Atell 0, H. Collins, of the Darya, o go&lloemathshire. egad SE —Usti 16, in Northumberlanddtreet, Men& J. Calm seed Tit 1114YON.—Agril 17, the Hen. L Kenyon, Wed M. IIIITHOIf&—Aer 4 le. at llseksey. Team the do the late P. P. Ilittieter. Seq.. aged ZS. 6OUITEI.--Ape l l Ig. at Abirdeill-plilit, Slghbety. Wetter. yell& W11.1014t lf, at /L The Grove, Nord" wawa delta Ow irtli * et *Wit, Sq. Masa sal Pababed W WlLitm Nape LA" 41 TAlRaMialll44ll. IN lb. air 01 14 • 14 " /V A 011im. ta Leasnuerest. $0 Os prows et WIIMIMMOS. in& A 1881. 11.11