The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-01 00:00:00

gOt Court. oft BORNS, WzDSBIPDAY, J 177.1 31. -. Orin end Mum, accompanied by their Mein 4- 1 ~ wa led this morning is Osborne Peak end r 0 • of Wiles and Piaster Anal, mil the younger 1" I'n 0. fowl Wady, wetted awl reds st reel welted " d, t a i e yesterday to the royal dimmer pity. • sr t kinge Frithfull and Mr. Georg* Cothe bb, se own a • n ..in BridhSoll. with Mr. INneht, T i 4. !: * !.',a as Ict.evell with L.:id &vow " 0 : ter !Ileyerefet Coaseeereen tad Weeds . titehellop'oty, to WSW with his redelidp es 0• 2 ' of • • Teo Health et Teems Le, 1848," la i mage V• • urger. M.P.. had an interview with the zof e,t:,. Eaangair pagoda,. et Me elleial nu Ewe of Clarendon left tows yesterday for the V. n o g Verney transacted balances yesterday c.a.'s:weans si ithlwele, at theta rhea in the ....• IA Dote Edi of Carlisle bed a diner party osi 'Nudity see hi On renor-plate. The eespea=ded • • te E r Erect Aseereadoe, et Iv sad westernOineasikia. tbe retrrrigr. Veen's& sad Vireseatree . 1i l a dy A.nky. Mow. T.C. Vainte.e. Mr. aad r• Va Lore, '. Waimea C.nrprn, Y.P., sad the 'ere. Mr. W. H Ferret (the biateria. 1 rie..dttuiteei. S ,3 1, r it,ipastuaClitird. Kr. m ini " ita Coeweas C.riale, Lady Mary Berard, L Y Hwy Var. Y r. Mr. Thickets', Mr. C . useasnas, a a -,,,hy. sal Mr. Sheridan. NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. lotede t h e farther sdjoorsod Immting of this ne. ti..l at their offices. aled•streerbisiseiege, 00 1 AJLIONDT. Si., M.P., is die shale. as c.a..— 0% ' c amass the oresetary read the 0,1 , tk t fakes pare betwees the esespeay and sr; olesef • 'se:tot. E, question of the rosigastiea op the tie tas uteri', if not so isted is their pectiaiary cow;"" 3 . o .prialgavanestat. The reply el fart flth• - ••'" '?" July nee • the ..4004 Pont l 4 4o9 * . repro. Lel • rof a , wel eel, an eicerUagly lengthy doom's* 4.1 .4 N us.L.ei • J 41,161112410 to weed of this omega% me he ma pm, ha uocnacied sales ea Ike impen. m Ib. • „ w i s e adeenteres which the seimpany has 04 el the vane of their resales. Naha' whisk • . s has duty to state is this see as Am ia say degree that setisfeedsa with whisk just:y regard the proofs which New Zee * • dub t of lbw successful elforte to hareard Its i t ! I I,:tesect rd net:action ; and he sincerely regrets, that • , hen thus &lied fa aceospliAing • great public ob. fate uolondaal sad efivets munition should have sufferaf. •;:tam, hr avg. ,y one of gamy proofs tatit oaloafar. 1 I v c um! on to advents,' as a merosatite spew • as , • D ,onthstamting the lama mesa* of peseta:l ex ▪ . g er saich perhament tuts so liberally ellerded, the ors.o.ders of Me New Zeeland Compaay kayo failed ▪ pasty loss from their endertakiag. it mass be re. D vend. es be had already obeereed, that they embadied • dui: ewe risefad se rject to heavy visits—risks ;• et.ca tfa cm mild better appreciate the mama er Utiesilm. Parliament ruiner, tharayara, is • to the I sblie, be raked to relieve them from „,es; is addition not only to the pt calory essiessam e a t tug Lew reo teed from it ender the ptovilioas of the •,e, wears% bat al.o to the large amount of imposes fr • ta the cad government and military peetectiow of as ispeme which her Majesty's goverinaest had • 1 . rist*. to ca. upon puha:seat to provide for, in mr• fora a plea of colonised,. of so such taperer:a ; sail be losute d that this large outlay is sa addition 'siren the public has borne cm meriat of the acia u:,—iare• lad it not bra for the operations of the cam. flint* W 011 1 ,2 have been incurred.-1 have t vi a !,1 be, pntlemen, your meet obedient wryest, CHAIRMAN said he wished to *erred ea exterior sine tClptil'a that had gm' abroad, to the edict tL :ley so .enter had a chart?, IS they had fielded it Now the charter had sot been give. 1;. tll:att they bad offered to surreader it. It was use tty etc.! no luoger c.lonise, nor bold land, nor sead cit d s ',apt at their own mik ; and it was therefore day should determine on some arrengemeat. la. lest , Yr BARCLAY wished to know if it were possible 1., It.= to go or, seeing the position is which they stood s,e•mere :•.) the Colonial office? It• LLANS th Alibi it desirable to mations their cola mr.a. ss M. to strength.. the hands of their directors. Ift :at gonna' as be decided wee whither or not they cos m•h: ttedema.le to routines their negotiations with Ithe tnnoiat altar, bear.) Theo, if it should be so decided, s.ee that the committee be continued, end that it ter r r.arinon with the dlr. core. lb YOUNG was deniedly ia favour of streegtheitiag the tab tf tee Sweeney. lf• LEVHB *abed to know what settee th.y weaving t ace of do ',jay of Esrl Grey, 'good '' B. Hawes." E-.r.lear.i Teen was only oas course open to them. ::ere seemed to be o doubt as to whether tee direction c...: tided up, or a committee formed. He thought the : weed be to let a committee of stutreholden act Lte diremory. and endeavour to bring tbe government if:SO term. Xt. LEAN E laid that, though originally in favour of le..1:1 me company, he sow prekrred that the conmeittee oar t» tat used with a view to co-operate with the ::te-:n to sesoliatiag with government. The negotiation ▪ )i laid before the shareholders; aid they laurel then ▪ .tether or not they were Nitrified. (Rear, bear.) Er LEVER proposed the following reeolutios, which se ecusded by Ur WITT% sad carried " That the veni ree appoisted on the 4th inst., with the addition of Mr. E•:7 l aver, be requested to cnntiatte their services is co rii•itiort with the directors until, from the conelmion et =salted to with the pveroment, the position of the m - ,/ay be fiDSIIJ & surfeited." :te CHAIRMAN oohed to say that the directors bad a - .mi., deliberatioa the very voluminous reply of Berl it the compeers representations, and had prepared the halo a r.jutodir to lie lordship. which was not as yet •: npletid, but which, when prepared, would be laid 214 the obareholden for approval. (Hear, bear.) peeevediap terminated with the salmi vote of thanks t 7.4 Owiessa. TESTIMOBIAL TO TUE LATE 811 L tat Yaw—List *venial! • swedes of the astral som a to caul, out the above object was h. Id et the COM- L. - thrAlka. Belvidere Hotel, Peotonville wMels wee et • 54.1. Duke, Bart.,J. Herr, Sul , M.P., and tan aleeatiel neolen, ahem the affairs were unsaved t..:.td to b is a satisfactory mote. 1 PIitoTINCL•L MATURE' BAXECZT 10 the Lord LF Lhelea, is return for his lordship'. heapitality a aiU take place La October. Prises Albert 1 •C•?•• aa invitation to attend Use banquet, sad will rue tte de:. es which it will take place. 104 provimenal awes new suraffied their intentions to be proem' at the 'rms.:Ant. wheat will be held is York GuildhelL Tito 4121.101011111., the executive committee, and secrets • 3.1 pest tadustrial exhibition, the esembin foe York L!! lad 14 the three D. dings of York twenty, nod cur Atwatial noblemen and gentlemen will be to proeteciel naeyon will appear at the o c - ruttiest is their robes of (Moe, wed the beegeet hall I— ado:owed with the cations official issiddie, sad ame ba tlf.L.ll el poetical mayoralties. The Mayer of Brad- LWi ft, 'Mating of as whelp of the arranneineata. Eajoe of Suuthamptoa's banquet to the Lord Mayor probohly take plops at the latter end of next awn- WC Palmerston, the holieites-o<seral, sad • war*, •.1 eatialtaiened pewees, will, it le espeeted, be pro at' is w Wise council &limber over the piettmetque ter rote : Intro the bat quo% is to be held, km been rasa d+..: std ..stmt rebuilt. The old bums sad ratan of the It a. r. Stich have lusted for many whabariee, have bees mia "" ) r , ltne. that they cnuld sot amok lona have sap !Art: as Istoic. (ka.L[Ga or Statosoxs.—The following having widerB s. we neceosary ersuilaations, • • •te slotted inealors es tbe 30cli :—Mants. W . DUbi. o i T. L. Evora, Steyoeyjfeelt Ci• 8 . .••••••••«, kismet/low seer Divans? ; J. W. 1/44111141". : 1414 1; J. Merrintt, Kelswertb, Leicestershire; T. gron, Siw urle•ipos-Tyae; J. P. desoweroft, Briton-le lion. tad It. E. i'l4ll,hon, Milled, Co.. Cad'. E.ttowe Aq..ENT ON HoESIBACIL—h is a YevY V.itahel',.prdens were situated by as lan* II t.t:Ahl 611,11,pie u Wile eassnibled last evening, sad las rw• vin{ o' same:ion was the eatraordiaary nosily in b rwat.w" *kW had Wen aaaaaa ced to take , os the " bens en ins th en t h at the veteran Orson," as be 11 .vd emold sake sa ascent oa horseback At kalt peat Ism ;ALA, the tine announted for the sweat to take OP Tete devoted to the purse as thronged 11.41 Pottelore, sad their umber was far suipod w ed by thou LvreieewS.ad on Vauxhall-bridge and is the swamies land .' tr. t4 ', na. " When is the hone ?" was of wane . ffeLen ,' wt. sad even pew n peened eagerly lerwordW OLlft the prepare' were In pregrell• ....... " a irlSaali Polly, not larger than an ordinary sised sad*Oh w eighing so non then 2001 be , was we to War view, end veral um wen wca nova ep/oyed `' . 14 .' , : se erehet of strapping hint dose to the Meader frame `l..th Lad Wen ka.4 sods the hoop of the balloon. " u "ta WM superintended lay Mr. Orem himself, woo 14 1 Met much relish the experiment I. which he teltesk.d. The feet of th e little alimal won inserted tat expressly for the purport, and flied therein dts'i"ril snips attached to hie fetlocks. A bandit. rabbi, Lea seer Ls eyes, whilst his head was tendered I ' 4 ". by sas on either side, W the owls u . • Z oe . Wilda this proems was Rohl tee ' e l tutrns twit an opportunity of expreadne Weir 0444 cos the rithibition, sad rite /*WM inpresolois ar .. to 6 , that its act, if sot absolutely cruel, Mverysting being arranged. 1 114 a . 'L i ! "'lace* was supped, well suand,tbe "retena" We ', m " 11 tinnier—a hat which he perf o r me d b y ei Lk* a Colossus—end, [dialog his feet of Wirt on either side, the helloes wee sad 1 1 * vate bi terlitSl4ll the may gave a plug*. which 11411- " 144 "im of the @atomise wore perilous duo Du bed a:Aw e s • ow. W ow. however, jobtuid hie tocht sad te Utter humour • sad is a few .oblate ll64 . Pah .g 4 tallow wee lalt It view. THE, EXPRESS, THURSDAY , IRELAND. • - DVIBLIZ. JCILT Oa Musky a meeting of very oriaskierable tittered was held is the theatre of the Royal Debits Satiety fee the_parpose of remtivki, H. L. Cole, Reg., end Opt. Iftion, the deputation 'misted by the Royal Commission kg the great ealutilisa of 1861, to ender with the Rxhibitioe Oesesittee of the Royal Dulls Beelety, sad to stimulate the manufse• hues of this essatry la their foe the mod Barepaa trial of Waste's,' twat year. Ito Mewing partieelare of the impeetaat teasel- Iteedright meetimg which was held on Monday at Caves, km toga published is the /Vaguest Jarmo: of ay We have jest Teethed the repeat of this important dense- Wallet hi support of the jut rights of the teaaat-fansen of behead, *ldes took plow is Caved yesterday, The swaths was dolled " to mike the Maness at peesint &sties bowies , landlord sad swum is Irehad ie eseilderaties, with • vie* to pettea tia rkimet for Ode e s ea Ra table beds, wee seat semssiesslr iseadally at haled, sad was held is *sem sir. The did mot fa wner the rasetbis with their protease; bat el It the lorded IM; ellwere set them, the ,ea 4 trailing deem were winos& saasestudyieoesessieg.sod a sof7 large sushi, of YS meet iat•lllesat mad respsdialie twat lu men attswied. The etwoot sersestarts and eathaaiasa tosressurked the prossediees. It was eapested that air Jobs Teems, ewe of the needless for the Oleii_lr, would predde ; he wriest to tows lees w seat agar liellkebekes at tea o'clock I. the heratag, whoa the reors“:11. ep by the emesithee were submitted Is he thia satleY• dose to geese et them, sad saw dbeenies buttress himself aid • deptodso *es die en, .head the malt was that the hew bum* amine& to the meetlas—rather, It as. wederstesil, bepete he weld be the only landlord then than Ism say maw reale& Another important want feu on the same subject took place en :at Realdrilles, where the people of the county of Permaneilt mus tered is great numbers to give eagreasien to their ;tdaoa the tights and intonate of the tenantry. teat popular assemblages atent the country help to usher in, with akenuesteasse of so slight weight, the tenant right coahrease, whieliaommenees its pocoedings next week in the The high sheriff for Mayo de= e l ls. Mr. Higgins the sitting member on Monday afterome, the num bers being—for Higgins, 141 ; foe Butt, 96; making a majority foe the liberal candidate of 48. The lead lords having, however, beaten a retreat so soon, the eineiteraest of the preceding days had died away, and the scene was one of unusual cabanas. The new member is this early reminded of his pledges by the .14.einecues Journal : Ws iiivi;tlitsWi(asys the Aweoats) to ropers% • hops that we shall M mahled 'cilial the preeenas of the sew mew her for Mayo, at Um Teasat-right Cesilarempe, me the lint Mama rif m ht ai epresestative re weed to parliameatipp Nam Mat qmoties a Imetiage•pled. In ma Mita to the arestaese of the triumph preetisal aelliweed c Mayo wM the re epomibilitles of the gattlimaa who has asseptodtbe MMUS Inlet of undertaking to reprieves la a rdlement sad out of parliamom. and labour for the beads Mettopromed Mout amen of that derelated musty. Mr. Minim bee pro maid to be a waultats amber : we hope to me Mat at the Repeal itssosindss awl at the teaant. right mortis. fulfilling all hie maim. The /Norman publishes the following letter, from a member of the council of the Rnal Agricultural So ciety of Ireland : The various repays of the Mate of the potato crop, hideout me to pay particular attention to the fields es I pared by rail ma my way to the 'teat seeds; of the agricultural society at Cork, and in the neichboarhaod of that city to 'Romaine the crop more minutely, Weida making careful bigotries from persons from vs:lotus parts of Ireland, and ay own cheervation, as well as the information I so reeeiva, walrus me is the opinion, that up to this period the crop is meet abundant and little injured. It is quite true that disease prevails to a considerable extent in the west, and also in Kerry, sad that on examining a field of my own, I found spots with the stalks sad leans injured, black, and smelling, but the tubers me as good as any other, and my impression is, they will remain so. Oa the whole, up to this, there is eves kis diatom than might be expected, and if things continue as they are, we may expect an enormous mop. I only wish I could say us mush for the wheat. Major Bdwardes, C. 8., and Mrs. Edwardre, have arrived in Dublin on their return from Killarney. The commissioners for the sale of encumbered estates sat yesterday for the disposal of property, and several estates having been advertised fir sale on the occasion the court was densely crowded. The first estate was that of Henry Joseph Hardier, situated about 14 miles from Limerick, en the road to Coik. It i. now untenanted, and is valued for the poor law at 4161 2.. per annum. Mr. Neal 11.'Dminell was declared the purchaser at 6,0001. The estate of Thomas William Lloyd, 'filleted in the county of Kilkenny. was then pet up, and the Mk adjourned, the sum offered being inadequate. The estate of E. John Nugent sad Bdward Chichester Nugent, situated in the counties of Longford and Westmeath, was put up in lots, u follows :—Lot 1, yielding a profit rent of 2451. 10e., subject to an annuity of bOl. payable to a lady sped 60 seen, was 'unhand by Mr. Anhwei Bowles for 4,1001. Lot 2, yielding a profit rest of 76d. 2e. 6d was purebaud by Mr. Joseph Kincaid for VOW. Lot 8, yielding • pr, fit rent of 1661., was purchased by Mr. H. Goals for 2,6731. Those lots t onsisted of lands held by leases of lives renewable for ever, with fines st sack renewal. The sale of the estate of John Lake, situated in the bounty of Tipperary, was steamed, the highest offer being inadequate. The sale of the estate of W. Hastings Greene, of Sloe. boast, in the county of Kilkenny, was also adjourned for the sane tease. The saute of Walter Patrick Kirwan, cooker g of lands is tits county of Galway, sad house property is Dublin, was them put up is lots. Lot 1 comprised tie freehold interest for lives renewable for ever is tl• bosses Nos. 11, 12, 13, sad 14, Gardiner's-doe. Dublin, sad womanhood by Mr. C. Gasmen for 1,0001. Lot 2, comprising lands la Galway, beano, a total rent of 1041. 121., sullies to a jointure of 661. ala per ammo, was purchased by Mr. Nicholas Brown for 9601. Lo 6, aka onsistieg of leads. and valued at about 861, was purchased by Colonel Clerk, the petitioser, for 9001. Tie estate of Jolla Power, situated ia the esuatiee of Mayo sad Westmeath, was put op Is the Monies/ lots : —Lot 1. 86 awes, let on loose of lives naswable, for 1161 Ile. Bd.. was purchased by the ecapyiest tient for 2,4601. Lot 2. 176 acres, yielding a rest of 1041. 14e. 4d., and subject to a swell head rest and quit Nat, amounting togisther to shoot 304 , was knocked doss to if,. Patrick Melon for 1,2001. Lot 3, yielding as anima rest of El. 7s 9d., was purchased by if,. O'Grady for 660 L This esseladed ohs Wes for the dhy. The 342/. subscribed in Cork city towards the na tional monument to O'Connell, which it was proposed to erect in the Glasnevin Cemetery, has been diverted to the fitting up of a stained window in Father Ma thew's new chapel. The window has been put up by a London house. On Saturday, at Ennis, Patrick and Bridget Howe, a brother and sister, were executed for the murder of Mr. Arthur O'Donnell, of Knock. Neither of the culprits made any confession. A woman has been committed to the gaol in the same town for the mur der of her mother, w►om she confesses that she beat to death with • heavy bludgeon for having stolen some potatoes. At the Tipperary Amines, Patrick Hogan has been acquitted of the murder of Mr. Ardill, although it would appear from the statements made in the news papers some months since that the evidence against the prisoner au most eonvincting. SALE or Tug O'CoNmszi. Paornrr. The estates of Mr. Jobe O'Connell me to be sold by the commie simian on the 6th of August. Tbsy marks 13,1:4 sans, prodming a gram rental et %MIL 12e. 614. The greater portion ef *see lands are held by the present owner in fee simple, a small portion only ban* subject to nominal bead cute. The lands ere situate in Kerry—die most passable at ell dues of all the mantles et Ireland--end compied by a comfortable and industrious Mowry. The greater portion of these lands are situate within a few allot of Tram, the oapital of the county. The opening of the new ems sad butter ssarksts and the meat establishment M slaughter homes sad cuing stone in that town have ashamed as the wane of landed property In its neighbour- Med.—noise Gimmick. AUGUST 1, 1850; Coral-mareliu—CAss or LIEUTISANT Room Nice°la"- -- A petal eseressardel wei Pad .$ Giereer, M lA. Lite of Jpe leet, ad sentheed by 111/11111111•111111 tha 17th. Ise the Pal of Lino. R. Nishelies, of the 21* Royal North British Fullises, who was anaigned soca tie isilowles eleips, "For Wink. is a assedsitas sad fairies* ieseser, eabseinfei 'hamar of ma edMr and pritlansis tish—That os ev gibes% the 22rd et Apt 2. 140, at Gissiow, be freeintestly obtaiited hen law Jobs Kaye, of Glasgow. the se. of ill sr there abouts, by asses of a MB of whisk le, Lena. Nisheltee j Pve es the sad Joke Yaye, eves VI bin. the slid Idar. Nisheben, ea A. Lawrie, Ip , of sag egad. ad eederesil by his, the nil Lint Mahe:- eft, te the esid Jabs Lim br psynest of the son of U 4. shah& at Us days Ate iste—iss, the said Lieutssant NisPitha it the lime boom se* a hill, well lossuriat that titossie 1411 wool sot be mospeed W the nil A. Lewis nor psid whoa des; whisk lorl obi nu A. Lawrie oftsroard, rshood to swept er to pay rhea dye." Alter des hvestigo this of lie whole dr seen hued 60 WWI* pmts., eedgeinseresti the desires :—" The wort having ortuoill beighett sew e d the MMus is support a the awls Wife thi s Messe. Uoutostot Rohm Nishohea, 214 11441 Mph Fusillers, bit haws, sad the evidsses in @mese of spiels* that baohe pebeetw Lisslisest Rebate IfMaisits, of the 21st loyal Nord; Brisidt Posit hie, guiltp of Ibis *Me of She sheer Pe' fared mob* bin, sod don liseuhro 01111111•11111 NW the Lioutosaat Rohm Ntsboisoa, aloe Royal Korth gr i riA e *.Was, to he soshissod." The psoosodises of the coast bovine bent tasereired to the Csauseskr-te-Chief, Field-144W the Duke of Williapton, were bid by his Gress bin be Ma easy, vie was pleased se approve aed mein* Pr Am Radian sad mistime, ia terse of whir' A. nit Lieutenant Hobert Mambas has boss dismissed kith A. KaNity. 6411Wiel. ACCIDIUM ON 11111 NORTE BRITIAN RAILWAY.— Saturday ahmesee sa saddest of • very tamale. elsaramer, but Isrumeask est alleeded with fatal a eased ea 69 Misedieq* M M branch . Northss Lissesesortie Ball way. 111./ears that a De* heavily laden with paisseprs os their return feces the Yeomanry rams, and eonalatiag of twelve or fourteen earthy/es_ , had left the Iduseelburgh statka at Eve o ' clock for Zilinbtueb, sad wee easeediag the steep laeliae between Niddry ad Fishnets', when, from the sawn program made, it was detersised to divide the Wis. Four or at of the carriages were la eenatquees &meshed hem the train, whisk rueseded up the Willa* towards Niddry, it beiag understood that the elegise (the ljghtest la the compeers service) was to return for then. The detesbed carriages ware asp is their position by • Moak of weed, teolutioally named a "match; " but from some mum ant yet dimly enplaned, they lassedieSely began to more down the Welles towards Naimoli (shish has a gradieet of see I. ilerty-seves). and, sotwithaseding the Mame el a Rae Is Mop their entrees by the applicattos of the bunk, ask sped bosom menlerated to a fearful degree, to the geese alarm et the paestagers. Some of the switches • sheet disease hem the bottom of the Molise beds( open, the agree of tke canines were diverted from the maid line into a @Wag, which lies In a rifting ; but Aim the frightful velocity they had acquired, two of the @airless. were throwa off the rails, and the front wheels of one, a third-eless carriage, imbedded in the mad, while the body or frame work was raised on its end and thrown upon the asighboaring bask, dislodging the steam is the ',UMW;wall. Another ravine also sustained merlons injury ; sad the pussegen is the train, besides tie latent, alarm whisk prevailed among item, from the violence of the eollisioa remind in Essay eases severe bevies, cats, and other injuries. Sees seediest gentlemen preset reedited every asetstanse is their power, and active maims having bees made to elms the line, the pemage of the Was was resumed in a short time afterwards, sad the injured parties brought to Edinburgh. An investi gation la to be made into the case. COACH ACCIDENT.-00 Thursday afternoon a 'oath accident of a very serials and distressing ebarecter occurred et a place named Houdin Hall, near St. Catha riot's, by Merton. It appears that the loaf o'clock cosehre Croat Edinburgh and Lugged* respectively (the former Wag driven by • moo Named Cuthbert, and the other by oats Ramage) came In violent contact • little below the watering place neer Liberton. The road at this place is ample, sad presents no peculiar difficulty lo driving; but, from some canoe not clearly explained, a eollhion took place, to the serious injury of many of the passeogm. The mats of the coaches immediately behind the driver woke• over the body of the coach to some event, leaving the legs of the peasengers on the extreme aids gait, exposed ; and it itstated that the collision was the result of these parts of the Tibia's coming in contact, while the bodies of the coaches were quite separate. The result of the occurrence is, that Mr. M'Arthur, teacher of dancing, Darneway street, Bdinbergh, had his right leg broken, which it was Goad necessary to amputate on Thursday night, leaving that gentleman in a precarious condition. Iffr. Choke I &midden, lately a grocer at Loanhead, sustained some severe injuries, and woo eoaveyed to his residence at Path head. Mr. Jeffrey, Frederickotreet, Ediaburgh, was eat on the head, and braised severely on the back and shoulder; and Mr. Smith, also resitling in Frederick street, had hie arm much injured. The driver, Ramage, was hurt on the ler, but Cuthbert, the driver of the other coach, escaped unhurt. They were both taken into custody. CLERICAL. - -- --- Rev. I. F. H Indies to be tooplais to Mr. Sheriff' Carlini. F. H. Beesley, T.O D., to an easirtant wauterehip in %ire Williees Collette, Isle of Men. Rev W. P. Leedom, to Bt. Meg C , Yonisonth. Rev. J. P. Wright to &ranee* meistant C., Glentorgan. Aire. _ _ _ H. Kynaston, D.D.. high master of Bt. Paul's School. to St. Nickolas Cols Abbey R., with St. Nicholas Olive R , City of Loudon value 287/ per annuls ; patron (this turn), the Lorl Chancellor; Rey. J. V. Austin, deceseed. VACANCIES. ik Arles B. rosary aada;ci;elSOesse York ; value 6311., with residence ; patron, B. Sykes, Seq. ; Rev. J. S. Sykes, deceased. TM British Chaplaincy at Trieste ; &v. T. Butbidge, procn.ted. NAVAL Arterial:lT, Jriv 31 —Arrourrnster. Naval Cadet 0. Price Stanhope, to Injfesihk. Poinrsmotrru, JILT 3l.—The Primates Royal, transport, arrived this moraine from Barbadmes, after • beautiful nee, barley; left on the 4tb hot., and had • flue breeze the whole voyage, until_yesterday, when she was becalmed, and obliged to sachet. We regret to state that Lieutenant Harris, eon. sander of the Princess Royal, died ea the 17th ism His body was afterwards committed to the deep, the usual solemnities being absented. The foliewiag oaken have come home by this ship : Lieut. Thomson, 61th Bee te charge of invalids; Dr. Collins, from Dominica ; lieu tenant Hareem 34th Rest.; Dr. Singleton, seaff ; Paymaster and Pane, Hooper, invalid from the Alarm ; Mr. Hormby, sad lady, Ordnance deartmeat; sad Rev. 0. Heckle*, garrison chaplain, from Trinidad. A number of invalids from regiments in the West Indies have come home in this ship. which promels to the eastward to diestsmsge her eon damned stores, ice.—The /opt yacht Virions and Albert and her escort the Stromboli, arrived this day and tone late harbour from theft erearsion, during which the royal yacht has proved herself to be one of the quickest sad best sea boats asst. The yacht made her run from Cherbourg to this in live hours and 30 minutes. Prince flue . Weimar, Sir 0. Wombwell, and party have returned to Ragland by her. WOOLWICH, JOLT 31.—A correspondent up: Some in. wresting results is connezion with steam power as applied to marine engines have beets developed in the trials of the Re tribution and the Desperate, two steam-vemele recently fitted at this port. The Retribution was originally Med with m elees of 800 bores power, end these being famed toe much for the tonnage of the vessel (although one of the largest in the awry), they were taken oat, and Geese. of half the power (400), made by John Penn, substituted. la her trip mood to Portsmouth lest week s he made 101 knob per hour, although there was rather a deficiency of steam at the time the. log was taken, and her maximum speed, under 101 l C lar• of slams will, it is expected, be about 11 This is shoat the same speed whisk she radioed when her engines were of 800-haw power, • proof tbat it is se partible to give a vessel too mesh power as it is to give her too little. The Desperate, a strew steam sloop, hes been !toed with engines of 400-horse pewee, by Maudsley sad Co., sad has four engines, which are so cometeucted that two of the en gine* can be throw:mud, end the vessel worked with half her power. In her recent trials the results were as follows : Working with all her steam power, she attained • speed of 101 knots; with half her power 81 knots; showing an imams' of speed of about one. foorilt with double the steam power. The experiment gees to eosins the fact that high velocities, both with marine and locomotive iagines, are attained only by a great increase of power, though this loss is counterbalanced by the quicker voyages which the more pieweeki vessel can make, and the shorter time eke remains ' ands mast. The g aural annul nudes if .011 soci ety look plea, ea Terridef t_et Ste 1010 11 44 “ si esiedt. lord J. Kaxentoth ILP., the Melt? Them moat asobtood bayou thirty and guy. Hie lenishig bathe/ regretted the shuns of Mr. Proms. M.P., Kr. tholhod, sad Kr. Korea (Ivry's. 11.. P., obeasod that Ma repeat el the preseedlop et the ram W elm* ogpseted fang la prier, and therelere it would aet be The he Mat to eater it ley lase* labs its Mediu The bat whieb had With Thhe Kethoptiea the Trost late saltless was, that the dew et the Cloth et were iseditinese poiat .1 umber to ieM the i dterlipseed epos then. sod were la Elsa lorinese mid fee tl s i l a r o l p heir takers. 4 Amega ils pub- Weed bi Kr. UAW. *mom gushed or reader the soviet el the Muth of Sepal Whited. sad ef them 1,400 woe tooled la the aistrepolis Kass. The tithes of 4,000 parkilill la this es.aay were slimmed. taking away fool the surds of the 1,600,11001. yearly. (Bor.) The Thbe lithowetha Tun had kw its Ojos the gradual eirdentpiles of them Rands, with • view to their stylisation' to their Wilma! toe. By the who of 600 L t ee, bad idreedy rowed 501. yearly to ,reh • and at that rate. if the midis would esetrtbste COW yearly, at the sad el 20 years 10,0001. r i ty ist uraid be Wrestored the us of the Church of Ahem 1.1001. of tithes were saneelly restored to the us of the Mara by the ethos of private iadividaele easeauded with the aselety, sod smears them erne the moat cad late Arebbichep of Canterbury and aka the taaivereity of Word 10. earnestly hoped tor • liberal sa_pport la West in the geed objest they smelt& to atteis. The Rm. Jams Devi' printed, " nit the pmemple of Wm has boa pen rally admitted hem time immemorial, mil that the Chareb and state is Kaglead hen always it espahed h la their legis lation as the proper revision I sm the piddle adaletratine se religiso." /dr. Braes seconded this reethation, whisk wee serried wait. eat. The following were also opoill te:— " Teat tithes Lavin bee. ht au, lasteeter during • keg pried unstated hem *hidr holy purpose, their roueaden hes h. ea sad oill b, a natter of deep m l 1111 ,haul wee; th at the Tithe It.dospries Trust boo loft limed with the view of remedyieg the great evil if foe alkeedes ef tido*, by hollitatine their reneraties to the lonia of Geo ia the wishes whams they aro; the e sad node et penending poised ley the Ti t he Trot are deeening aleoppeet sad peoperation, ash is Wag well Moth Se awe a good noteratios allemod *hes, bat as btieg wag food to MINIM I. the beet muse that become et disrab nem neat whist% it mew re Ruh seeded." Those were ably supported by several clergymen sadg athaws pout, and the teeetiag separated, alter g the miasma. ST. PANCRAS FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. Yesterday, the until natio, of this society took ease at the Vestry.room of 0 d St. Pancras Marsh; Sir Bun. Has, But.. la the chair. Si, BENJ. HALL, oa taking the chair, begged to 1110•ve the minting that whenever they called ors luta to take any pan la their proceedings ho was reedy to respond to that so is esrrying oat say *knot they might have la view kr their own hese& ; sad 'Ming It Ms nettle Mead and him self bad felt it to be their duty act to roma I. meetings whit* had a lane rereessee to kcal aisles—Means they had OHM to the sestension that the parishioners were the best persona to jade in thees cases--yet epos ineetiags of • eolithsl tendeacy it was • fair and legitimate eldest lee ono ads atemben of the borough, if it should be the desire of bie sesstinente to present himself to tient tad la fill the Wiles shish he now oreayled. As to the object which they had is view, be must is the first plass sapless his regret that they h ad not a fall meeting epos this onion, became it asightlie thought to show • degree of apathy, If they were to jags finial the complexion of this antis( ia reference to the metope% about which he know there was so real apathy, but as whisk then was the strongest symnithybe meant that ef the 'swamies of the suffrage. He behind that meatier of this description would not have bees seravoesd bad it hot bees or the very restricted and improper state of repressatatioh of the people, and that ones in eassetance of the form of the sit 'thigh had beta ;peens% fir mandieg the ropreeratatioa of the people, whisk had not serried oat the iateations of the promoters of the eat, sad which did set Barry to their fallen extent, what were iatesited to be the provisions of that am of parliament. He hoped that. early neat session mkisten would find that they could no longer go cm ander the bill passed I. 1832. We bad OW that bill a fair trial; the doctrine of finality bad been repudiated by the first minister of the crown, and he was quite sun that it was the Inks' of the great body of members la that hors that the ministers bad such better mita their seats and let another government tame possession. He was desk one to have civil and religious liberty carried to the Whet extent. Mr. BEALE proposed t►e first revolution That the ezteasion of the suffrage was ess.orial to the wellbeing of teeth" sod the well•beiog of the working people, sad this seetiog pledges itself it will take every UM= to obtaio the sem." Mr. ROWLEY seernided the reeolution. Lord DUDLEY STUART supported it. He held that one of the most important things to the people of this country was the extension if the franchise. It was that to which they ought ta direct all Stair energies, because, ii there were a full, fair, sad complete representation of the people, the House of Commons would become that which it pretended to be, but wee not at the present day—Ms., the trite interpreter of the wishes of the people. Dovemesent was not now famed for the advantage of the governed. The resolution was pat and unanimously agreed. Mr. DIMS proposed the wooed resolution, "That the legislature kering refused repeatedly to mutt as extension of the frerehise, it. hold land while, offer the ready and certain means of placing the suffrage within the reach of the working man, sad, as each, deserve the support of the people." Mr. ARNELL seconded the resolution, which was also carried unanimously. Kr. BIAS.. moved, and Mr. ilteux•N seconded, a TOO of *sake to the ehairtneo. . . . Sr B. HALL hariog retarawd thanks, tits lasetiag reparatati with nub shusiag. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SOCIETT.—A general meeting of the members of the medical profanes and others into rested in the subject, wag held on Taiiday at the Re square rooms, for the purpose of terming a society to use-Niigata the history, origin, causes, and les, of soup ' nos et epidemic disuse, with a view to their more effectual one-anon et improved treatment Lard Ashley, M.P., ' basing takes the "heir, said that it might be restarted t h at, as he wee sea prikedeeel men, he was out of place is tak ing the chair wee mit an eseleion, and if it wm merely a physical question they had met to discus, USN seer iag had been intended only fir the adeutement of medical inee, the remark might be justly applied. Bet this was a subject in which all were interested and which es corned the moral u well as the phjsiegi well.beiag el the sereanity. Is the present ego of inquiry and peat acti vity, fact upon feet had ban collected until (if he might use the espreemon) the trusty was overflierieg, nod it was set desirable that the highly cultivated shag est busing seal of the medical profession, instead of beim Strewn away isolated exertion, should be concentrated the perms of ',minim these fare. This was the objectofthe fr peed gnosis . i.e. It sea a feet that not le's that 12 006 perms were carried eff every year in this metropolis by epidetede &sues, many of which arose from p. reeptible causes; sad to trace out these cams and apply such means of prevention and such remedies as science might suggest would be the office of the Epidemiological Society. At the present time we were threatened with a recurrence of the fast ful 'Stenos which swept through the sentry lest year Is England sad Wales skate the Cll , len curled offs lees this 73,000 protons, and yet Sem' and Sores were unknown. If suck visitations as this 'Aniseed to be periodically re puted, and the existing uncertainty regarding them re• seined, it would be a disgrace to the medical proterion, and a soutrial to the se in whith we lived. The Investigation of rack subjects would be the object of the society they bad nut to hest sad these researches would I. ad to the di -covery of truth and its applicants to the well-being of the coins salty. la movie( the first molatios, establishing the society, Dr. &biers said that the society had no Intention of inter fering with Multi Mate's et Watiridaide. Oa the contrary, it pressed to aid them with hale, with a good library, by patting them in emamtniestien with the emisent men et other countries, gad to facilitate their efforts in every way. But to carry oat their plans they must have funds at their dogel, and therefore it was proposed that each mem ber should pey as mutat subscription of a guises. Mr. It D. Gnawer said that it was • striking fact that is the year 1848, whoa the cholera was approaching, a• lees than 18,000 deaths were caused la the metropolis by epidemic or emetic diesses—a larger number than maned daring the visitation of cholera is the subsequent year. For several yeses a steady Weems had been observed It thie As of diseases, so that in 1846 the number of deaths how them wee ogees times greater that la 1838. These were he s cheeses, of which it would be the object of the society to Investigate. They would have to investigate the influence of • deterio rated elsewhere sad of impure water ; to settle the de bited gambles of eontegton or non-ermtufon ; the incubation N diness, at ether subjects of a similar nature, so that a wide held was before them. Resolutions providing for the goverment of the e.ciety, and appointing e president (Dr. doe -presidents, and a couna, were also and the meeting wee addressed by Dr. Addison, r sa Gelding Bird, Dr. Shapes, Mr. Charles Hawkins, Mr. Evers, Dr. Allison. end other genuses's. DI IGSACIPOL °anal:la.—Fault Livia Lorr.—A most disgraceful outrage scared sear Patriagton York shire, on Friday last. It sumo that for Bose tim e past a large camber of both English and Irish " navvies' have been employed is imbuing( a tract of land of considerable extort upon Soak Island, beloeglr.g to the cross. Lately the English ease to a determination to drive the labourers of the sister esstry has the weeks ; and es the day above mentioned a black leg wee hoisted a, a signal of attack. The poor Irishmen, she were Seek inferior to their opponents in point of numbers, were the. set sport, dreadfully beaten with riche and parsed with a dverosiaatioet of cruelty whist' led them to believe that their lives were endaggersd. ?lading so other way of mope, tee of them attempted to swim aims the Petrie/ten Cassel (separating the York shire fres Me Ltaeslaeldr• eseet), whet of Oat of the umber stet with a watuy grare. They Oat of to h••• wiseeissisied the distant. et to h is been ferried ow'' , by the Meseglit Of the tide, their etreegth failing thus, p Sipe, sower Mgr ii< etiwn wiles would have done, from the atm* treauweat whish they had been sehjectedAirs• elNy to lejtingle.,6llllArater. As Mildest was bail oa S a t u rd a y log es i t is eleope. and was beparsed for a few &S. la 'idea Is adiditioaal erideats fey the envie. Ike of Shope/ paella FINE ARTS. COLLECTION OF TUE KING OF HOLLAND.— The sale of this collection has been postponed to the middle of August, at.d the catalogues Wad. The Raphael and the Michael Angelo drawings are to be put up separately, bob, the remainder use disposed of in lots. We understand that' an application has been made for a grant ; let as hope, with success. SUMMARY JURISDICTION IN LARCENY CASES: Yesterdey the new act for the further eat onion of mammy jurisdiction in cues of lanes; was printed. The "Wed of this set, which declares that "the *zymase sad delay mumbled In the prosecution of persons guilty of petty thefts tend to the increase of inch Wass's," la to emend the acts 10 and 11 Viet., asp. 82, sad the 11 and 12 Viet., sap. 59, relating to the punishment of juve nile offenders, to ell cues In which the age of the person charged does not *used 10 yam. Weeders above 14 years are not to he liable to whipping. There is a provi sioa In this statute which was added in cooreequor of die allegatioa that it tended to diminish trial by jury. Hear forth whin a pima Le *bergs& seder this set, or the recited sets, the nevktrate tie say, " We shall hive to beer what you hews to Sarni - ssunen to the sharp yeast you, bat U you wish the eharie to be triedby mar otjeet to our deciding upon it at oar.' , If the ob- Poetise it made by the press or ha purest the fllasfifarsita are to rooted with the ekes,. r U tke said ace h a d w e Ina isesd. The ad is sow la haw MILITARY. Duran IN T/11 AIM?. AC0314101 to the Army List for August, just published by the War-offico, the data* of decease or the fellowiog officers have bus received since the lest lid was issued : Field Marshal ; E.R.R. the nuke of Cambridge, E.G., July 8, 1860. Lienteasas Colonels ; Panetta,. C. 8.. 9th Imssers, April 28,1860 ; T. Wright, h.p , Staff Corp.. July 2,1860 ; 3. hl.Mahon, unattached, May 26, 1860 ; BOSCO, Royal Katie**, Jane 24, 1849. Majors : Rice, Slit Rrairaent, May 22, 1860 ; Edward., Tothßoalswiet, May 26, 1860 ; EW ratirril fell pay, RA., Dec. 20, 1842 ; 11. Gordon. dit to, o. R.M., Nov. 16, 1849. Captains : James Smith, 66th Rartineat, Dee. 13, 1849 Renal, 70th Roginent, May 4, 1860 ; Hoolefoot, h.p., 3r4 Fag. July 14, 1860; Rawson. h.p., 27th Foot, July 18, 1860; 'ashy, p., 96th Foot, Doe. 18,1849 ; Tweed, moat tasked, July 2, 1860 ; R. Stewart, um:tacked. Nov. 5, 1849 ; C. Vereker, unattached (so data). Lieutenants Mountain, 211.1 t Foot, Jane 17. 1860; W. J. Cuolankunte, 42ad Foot, Jaws 21, 1860 ; Wont, 70th gook - Xsy 6, 1860; D.wle Ist W. I. Itrgiaiml, May 80; Frani, Catsdian RiB I, J ane 26, 1860 ; epooesa. h. p., I 16th. Dragoons, no date ; Elliott, h. p., 44th Fest, April 16,1848; Thomas, h. p., BOA Foot. as &ate; Frio. 8. eeth Foot, Ito date; Toni., h. p., 84th Fort, July 26, 1850; Hunt, b. p . Staff Carps, April, 1860; Iluml, Ussahrbra, May 4, 1'.60; Laspdea, h.p., 1161 PrOV• liseseliOs Millis April. 14. 1849; Nevem_ ' lei Beau milk Giglio Jog p. ai 1850; &Wass, b., M's Juni •,1510; M& v', h.p., waft/ire, Ripteett, J.. 4, U6o._ 214 Lieeteseate: Frauds. b.p., Deinle, Nov. 14, 148: BMW, L p., 00th Foot, Moab 27, 1850. Paymaster : Cross, h.p., 24th Drepoose. 22ad Jose, 11550. NO Deputy Ounakoary Gram!: P. Brown, 14., Nay 7, Impostor Otstral of Ncepita:a : T. Draper, 560. Deputy ditto ditto: KW^ h.p., Jammu-, 16.1850. Sans.. ; Carter, tap , 00. h Foot, Jame Is, 1860. Aesiataut Sargon: &Wish, 84th Foot, May 26. 1850. Deputy Pent/yet: H. Power, h.p , May 25, 1848. Chapiala : late 88th Feet, Noe. 27,1840. SPORTING. 000DWOOD RACES. The effect of a continuance of fine warm weather, es aoseptable to the farmers, whew wheat crops are mostly ripe foe mutes, as it is to the plusumoukers located at the neighbouring waterlog places, was peroeptibly yesterday in the ieeseand numbers present, the attendees, nevertheless being obviously below the Goodwood average. The rade, left nothing to desire in respect to quantity, but weernmarkably only by two features of interest, vie., the Steward's Cup and the Goodwood Stakes, for both of which the fields were eumericelly excellent the first of these events was a esoond mad en easy triumph for the German party, who do not hesi tate to Mina that the Goodwood Cup would also have tra velled abroad had Mantes kept sound. The Goolwood Stakes, as nineteen out of twenty anticipated, he favourite wen fa a easter to the dismay of the ring, and more especially these who had laid against double events. Of the suer *vents it is needless to speak. In the steed, which was well filled with fashionable pm,, were assembled the followirl distineuished parties:— From Goodwood.—Doke and Duchess of Bedford, Duke and Dubin e: Hesston, and Lady H. Pommel, Berl and Countess of Bglintes, Me ale of Exeter, Earl and Coutness of Chesterfield. Lord and - Lady Stanley, Lady Sophia Des Voss: Likely Raeholltaimeli, Earl and Cosiness of Bess boreein, Lord and Indy Maidstone, Lord Clifien, Baron Brunnew, Berl of Granville. Earl of Uthridge, Mr. and Lady Lo tt ea Tighe, Lewd HOW& Berl Jersey ' Bari of Boland. Lord Canterbury, Bari of Glasgow, Bari of Aline. Lord Outgo Manners, Lord George Lennox, Lord Arthur Lunen, Lord Henry Luau, Lord William Lennox, Col. Peel. Hon. Col. sad Mn. Anson. Hon. Captain Rows, Mr. P. Williams, Mr. Ps j:iir t , Kr. C. C. (invite, Mr. Start, Hon. Freers Villiers , and Lord Denkellin. se From Moteceba (Lend mo, C .x, Col. Newton, Mr. A. Gresille, and Mr. Milner. From Mr. Gratwieke.— Hem. Major Pitt, Str R Kier Han. R. Petry , Mr. Pearce. Mr. Brand, Mr. Shelley, M r. Blake, Col. Thornton, and Mr. Hoseywoed. We also mottled Lord Andover, Sir Jaemok Hawley, Lad Hameath, Sir 0. Armitage, Marquis of Drogheda, Holt. J. Maedesald , Hoe. H Forre ster, Lord F. Fiteroy, Sir W. Codriegtems, Mr. Bastard, Mr. Jacques, lir, Xeyrick, Mr. R. H. Neville, Mak r Many., Capt. Lowther, Daps. Areheall, Capt. Hervey, Col. Wyedeasn, Col. Hereby. Major Pearson, General Clemente, Hoe. Admiral Poolet, Capt. Delon, Mr Detest Radcliffe, Col. Knox, Hon. Major Boyle, Sir Hurt Camp hell, Sir David Baird, Mr. George Filmy, Capt. H. Bly'r, Baron Ostia, Mr. Shahs, lead and Lord Newport, Mr. Wigwam, Sir J. B. Mill, Hon. A. Berkeley, Mr. Balfour, Captain Prialett and Mrs. Somerset, Sir Charles dee , Vesta, Lady C e cilia dee Veto:, Sir Henry Shiffeer, Sir ' Henry P e rr, Capt. Shiftier, Col. Ferguson,Mr. F. Grater, Mr. P. ival, Lord and Lady Feuds Gordon, Sir H. Dairy, Sir Minto Farquhar, Mr Foljambe,General Bhulriek, Mr. Sloane Stanley, Capt. Cookson, Mr. B. V. Fyx, Mr. Denies, Mr. Gregory. The ruse, which were not run with the punctuality usually observed at these meetings, same off es follows : MATCH. 300. h lir Db each. Oee mile. Lard IL Lenora% William the Conqueror (Moms) 1 biz It. Pima's Meehan 6 to 4 on William the Conqueror, who won in a CUM, of three lengths. Roe is 1 lain- 63 see... . Btxwalsts's Cur, Tahoe 300 SOTS , added to a sweepstakes of 5 ono. each. T.Y.C. (41 subs ) Coact limbo's Tunas, 4 yrs., tist 10lb (Charlton) 1 Yr. Mare's The White Ledy, 1 yrs, 7st 21b Duke .1 Richmond's Ploughboy, 4 yrs, 7st Mb_ ...(littebems Mr. Jsquees 3 ma, net Mb (A. Day 4 &tutu: 3to 1 art Tema, 10 to 1 art liumphrry, 15 to 1 each art Abodyeins, Vasa, Dolly Varden, CL Rethmines, and Herons Bestow, 100 to 6 art Cayenne, and 20 to 1 art any other. The moment the flag was dropped, Ploughboy and Tunas went to the front, with the White lady and a host of the light weights laid no. Endo the running to the distance; the favourite bore took a decided lead, kept it, and won easily by three lengthy,—the White Lady beatio , s; Plooghboy be hall a length, Mildew and Vasa well up. Ron in Irmo. 17 see. fiwaantraxze of 10 son. each, with 60 added ; for 3-yr olds, 6at 10Ib ; four, Bst 31b; tire, Bst 12lb; six and aged, 9st 21b. The winner to be sold for 300 move ,if demanded, &a , and allowances it to be sold for lees; winners extra. Craven coutte. nibs.) Doke of Riebotreid's Quiver, 1 yrs (SOO), bet alb .. (Flatmen) 1 Mr, llow.uvl's Tit-bit, aged (100), 7st 12ib (frond)) I Capt. Hervey's Umiak 10, 4 yr. (110) (Wakefield) 3 5t04 on Quiver, who won in • center by • lentil. Run in 2 min 23 sees. GOODWOOD STAIRS of 25 son. each, 15ft, and only 6 it declared, Btc , winnen extra ; the second to receive 100 toys. , out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 15 sows, to the judge. Two miles and a half. (139 subs. 96 of whom paid 6 son. each.) Copt. Archdall's Wiedischgratz, 3 yrs. let 101 b (including slb titre) (G. Mann) 1 air J. B. Won't-you-cesseout-to.nipt, 3 yrs. tet Illb (`wa te r ) 2 Lord Eglinton's Testator, 4 yrs, Gat /lb (Walker) 3 Mr. 0. leinkald's Sauter la Coupe, 4 yrs, Cot 1110 (Rodney) 4 Baur g-6 to 4 on WinOischgrats, 7 to 1 eget Snowstorm. 12 to I apt Wont.you cmur-out. to-night, 18 to 1 apt BlC chanalian, and 25 to 1 spat any other. Glen Saddel took the lead en leaving the per, followed by Jellyfish, Windiach grabs, and Banter la Coupe, the others lying up, with the exception of Borneo, Cockermooth, tad Wont-you , come. out.to-night. This order continued only to the end of the stand rans, Windischgrata there taking up the running at sarong pace, carrying it on to the end, and winning in a canter by three lengths. Testator, G:en Saddal, and Cay enne followed the favourite to the distance, where Wont you.tonie-out-"othight took the w csnd plum, which oho re. tamped to the end, beating Testator by half a length. Sauter la Coupe was a bad fourth. Run in 4 min 64 sec. HOLINTON STARER of 0 Wes. each. with 100 added, for 12-yr-olds : colts, Bst 71b; fi lies, Bet 41b; winners extra. T.Y.C. (24 sube Lord Exeter's liskirra, Oat Alb (Norma) 1 Duke of Richmond's Dorkhound, list 710 (Flatman) 2 tdr J. llawl-y's Teddinotoo, Oct 151 b.. ....... ......(Seepternan) 3 Mr. racenpson's Jack Retiosoo, Oct 7Th (W. dlasle) 0 Bettie,: 6 to 4 apt Tedlingion, 6 to 2 apt Rockbound, sad 3to 1 spat Paler*. Rockbound made the running to the distasee, where Pt legra went up, heeded hint at the stand, and wor. cleverly by a length. TeddiegtOn beaten off. Jack Rsbinsos went to the post, but threw his rider and brrks away. Hun in 1 snits. 19 M. DRAWING Room STARES of 25 t 0,,. cash, with a bonus by independent subscription of 10 ',vs. each ttr 3-year olds; colts, Bst 71b ; tithes, B,t 21b. Once round. 12 subs to the makes. and 11 to the bonus. - Lad H. Lennoz's The &thinner (Flatraan) walked over. COWDVAY STALES of 10 60,1.. each, h it, with 40 added for 2 year-olus, eat 71b ; three, bat 91b; (our, get 71b; five and upwards, 9st 121 b; mares and geldings allowed 31b; the wiaa.r to be sold to, 150 so's, it demanded. T.Y C 9 subs. lord Eteter's Cora, 3 yrs ............... ...-.„ (Norman) 1 Lad 11. LIIIOOI9 b t by Don John, data by Dr. ty tax, 2 yrs (Collins) 0 Mr. Webb's Vigilant, 2 yr. (Itien) 0 Sir J. Illsway's Mazy, 2 yrs (Witherton) 4 Mr. R. Cooper's Indiana, 3 yrs Betting ; 6 to 4 on D n Jobs filly, 3 to I apt Cure, 7 to 2 snot Vigilant, and 4to 1 gist Hazy. A very Elm rats be tween Cora, Don John filly, and Virgilant, tbe former win ning by a neck, and the other two making a dead heat for woad. Bun in 1 min. 17 'ea.__ Mr.Osbaldeston's Joe °not, 9st 41b (F. Butler) 1 Mr. Robinson's Beebe. lionnoo, let Sib "Omni 2 Rottin pm g : 7to 4 .get Beebe. Broom. Woo by halt a losirth. CITY MEMBERS PLAT' wu no race, oily two boron Wag loft in. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. GOODWOOD CUP. 10 to 1 opt Wla4leeopats I 2to 1 opt Coassou OT. LEGER. Ito 4 apt Voltimit I 4to 1 opt Wiadboehersts BETTING AT MANCHEBTBIL—TVZSDLY. No: Wag dohs worth quoutiort. CRICKET. OLD v. YOUNG. This grand match was brought to a else yesterday, and &Ur oils of the most exciting matches ever played, was won by the Young with 12 rues to apart. The aeons was as follows : U Taiamatz. FIRST Isistaus. Ricotta, Itonsos. IL Wirkiso fells, b fltilyer LDm a Russell, b Lillywblh. 6 ran oat II W. labaw. Sp~ b I.Wywblts O. Pim • POW. b Memo 47 it Bas, b Clarks . ..... 0 Z. Tome, En., a and b Lillywhlts 42 • Felix, b Illtywldts... 43 fre vior lbses. It LlUywhita 0 eva oat ..... 17 , b Hillyer T. Ibsimas. b Lillywhlto Led ORIMMey, s sod I 11111ytT 6 Absent 11. W. Pellowst Eel., not out ..... ... 3 1 Hillyer OO H. Boysloa, Is Lillystlihe 0 I Clarks B. 1 1 1 4 2 :Wt 3 : ob. Total 144 Total lll Oirca Taiarr.sic. Fuser 'Nampa. 811COXD lisl.olll W. Billies, a Parr, 4 Whales ....... .... S o and b %Slides ......... 2 Lord C. Sursil, b Wlstles A. Meas. Esq..* Parn 0 Wisdom 4 a iraody, Is Wisdom ... 1111 Y. MM. b Wll6en 1 ran one.. ..... ......... —. 14 T. Bei, I Grundy 74. Felix, Esq., not oat lO 1 Fellows ................. 40 J. One, a Grundy, b Mattes Mr. Kogan, b MIMI S. Dalai. 4 Moles W. Parka. I Madan I a awl b Sherman W. Lltlywhlts, b Medea . 0 not out 0 11,2; 110; w,l; ab, _ Total .r I2I A I ............:37 HARROW c. 'INCRESTEII. Thle, the firm of As public school matches, commenced immaltately after As O'd and Young finished ; A. follow in; laths more of the fint dar's ptay Havant" (Fl Imolai.). F. Hickey, b Randolph A. 11. Walker, Esq., b Will t o 0 0. R. Crowley, Esq.. run out W. Warner, not out , 9 A. 14P. tiq., o and b Rosati, 41 now, k... 1 lio/000 3 u.s.Roideno,lloq., b Raniolob 7 Ras 14, I. b. 7, wide 13, au O. R. Ashton q, b 61 ball r 4l R . ip a nk m ,b Wines 27 Hon. E. Lelgh.l b w, b Total %Duda, 61. 1 nu U ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.--34.tmetowE, JULY 31. Clown Ilift—Breen Ma. hones Ems. • PRRIORY.-Bainsires Clarks Allon, who was emmisted in Tuesday of perjury, was brought up for judgment, Mr. Justice Erie, is passing enteaft, told the defftdana that he had bees sonneted of a very serious offtnee, is hat* log "Wally given Islas 'widens' before the Often, Coon. Courts of this dactiption were of a most salutary sod useful *meter ; but he was afraid, from eireuestasers that had MSS to kw Imo +ledge, that the of eass of whisk she &breeding had been convicted was eas of very frequent oessnenes is them, and it weirdest that It was calculated entirely to destroy their wiliness, end also the nor &broom of the public in them. When, therefore such an *from wee emir brought home to the patty a ccused the court had no altars', tine in the 'escudos of its duty to the public but to pass a severe soutane. His lordship tees sentenced the defeadast to he transported for seen yean. RSTURNINO 7101 t TRANSPORTATION. John Griffiths, 23, pleaded guilty is a charm' of being solawlrd at large is this country before fte period for which h ead beau sentenced to tftneoortation had expired. The primer was in the hulk. at Woolwich ander a sen tence of transports:ion for fifteen yen, when he and another convict oontrived to maim their escape. The prisoner's one penion was taken very soon afterwards, but the prisoner managed to make his way through Maidstone to Chatham, where he was ipprehended by Thomas, one of the °Mons of that town. He was sentenced to be transported for life. SHOOTING AT WITH INTANT. Georg* Dodsems surrendered to take his trial upon an indictment charging him with feloniously stir otiog at Wil liam Walters, with intent to maim and disable him, or to do him grievous bodily harm Mr. Bodkin, in opening the case to the jury, said that it was a prosecution directed to be instituted by the magistrate for the county, and that the circumstances ander which the act imputed to the prisoner appeared to have been committed were of rather a pecu liar character. The learned counsel then proceeded to state that the prisoner was gamekeeper to a gentleman named Braddock, who resided .0:Bough:on Manehelsea, in this county, and it appeared that while he was out with ' his gun in the day time on the Bth June, upon his muterhs property, he bad reason to suppose that the prosecutor and another man were engaged in cutting poles far cloth., pupa from the plantation, and upon the prosecutor sunning away from him and sodeavouring to make his escape, he very rashly discharged his gun at him, and inflicted very consider able injury upon the bark part of his person. He said he 'relieved there was no doubt that the prosecutor and his companion were actually engaged in the commis sion of some such illegal act as that which was me ga eel; but, although: his was the use, it was no justitice lion for the prisoner resorting to the use of such a deadly weapon, and although the circumstance might possibly operate in the way of a mitigation of punishment, he ap prehended that in law the prisoner was amenable to the present charge, and that if the facts were established, it would be the duty to return a verdict of G, illy against the prisoner. Willie's Welters, the prosecutor, who was brought from gaol, where it appears be was confined upon some other charts., was then examined and he deposed to the facts as stated by the learned counsel. He also stated that being deaf he could not say whether the prisoner called out to him I times to stop before he fired, but he said that when he was wounded the prisoner came to him and expressed his sor row for what had happened, and he got a horse and van to carry him home. In answer to questions pat by Mr. Deedes the prosecutor said that he bad been convicted summarily six times for stealing wood, and be bad also been convicted for stealing turnip. and cabbages. The prisoner bed not been iestrit mental in procuring these conviction., and he did not know that he had ever seen him before the nay in question. Mr. Desch, at the close of the case for the prosecution, submitted to b s lardship that the prisoner was justified in the act be committed, as it was the only means he had :o arrest a person who had committed a felony. The prisoner himself addressed the jury in his defence, and said that he had no idea of shooting the pr.secueor until he found that he could not get bun to stop. He thought he was juwified in apprehending him for stealing the wood, end when be ran away he called out to him several times to sop, and when he saw there sou no other chance of taking him he fired kin gun at him. Mr. Braddock, the master of the prisoner, said he had beets in his service all his life, and be considered him a most trustworthy and humane man. He had g e I charge of his woods and other property, and the prisoner also filed the oMee of constable of the perish. . . . Mr. Justice Erie summed up, and the jury fogad the prisoner Guilty, but recommended him to mercy. His lordship then said that the circumstances of the case, and the law applicable to them, wero so peculiar, that he should consult the Chief Baron before he dscided what was to be done with the prisoner. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Lticzsm, JUT 31. Baron Platt arrived here from Derby abo . ut noon yester day, and, after attending divine service, proceeded to try the borough piigoners, all of whom (five in numb; r) pleaded guilty. The charges ware of a light charader. This mor• log Lend Chief Justice Jervis took his seat in the crown court, and Baron Platt proceeded with the civil j business. HEATHCOT V. WHATTOTP. Plaintiff is • lady who came to reside at Quorndon in August or September, 1819, and who began to hunt with the Quoru hounds when the season commenced. She had three hunten, which were kept at the stables of the de , fat:dant, who is a substantial farmer at Quorndon. About the end of Dumber Mn. Heathcote hit Quorndon, and many tradesmen in the neighbourhood begin to be alarmed lest they ah.uld lose the amounts ft r which they had given her credit. Defendant was one of the creditors, and he took possession of a mare, with a rug and horseclotb upon it. In tne course of eight or ten days after Miss Ileatbcote had left, a Mr. Northwood came from London to endeavour to arrange with the creditors, when defendant said he had " got staff in hand and should keep it." He was auto.- quently paid his account, and this action was brought to re cover the value of the mare and clothing, erbiel were esti mated at about 501. Deendant paid 231. 10s. 6d. into court. Evidence was procured to show that she was worth as much, while several witnesses swore that it was not worth more than from 151. to 181. Great amusement was canted by references to the lady's courage in the add, and afttr a very long heerieg, • ver dict was given for plaintiff—damages 151., in addition to what had been paid into court. HEREFORDSHIRE ASSIZES. The commission ol assize for Herefordshire was opened on Wednesday last, by Lord Chief Justice Campbell. Between two and three o'clock the sheriff and a numerous cavalcade went cut to meet his lordship, who arrived in the city of Herd .rd between 3 and 4 o'clock, when he immediately pro ce,ded to the Shire-hall and opened the commiesion. His lordship aft. rwards proceeded to the cathedral (the first time any judge has attended there for a great r umber of Tears, in COON queue of its having been rut of repair), when divine service was performed. The calendar of prisoners for this comity is very light, there being only sixteen for trial in the county gm I and four in the city Raul. The principal offences with which prisoners are charged are uverinet forged notes, burglary, highway robbery, stabbing, tn.! sheep steal ing. We have heard of ver y little business in the law courts, and, altogether, we should imagine that this aril be a very unprofitable assize for the gentlemen of the long robe. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-s _IIREIVSBURT, JULY 30. FIRM/ lIITO A DP ELLIN° HOUSI Edward GougA, a miner, aged 24, was indicted for firing a loaded gun, on the 30:h of March last, into the dwelling house of Mr. Richard Gerbit, at Lair ley, near Wellington, in this county, with intent to kill and murder him. A second count in the indictment charged the °Mom; es an intent to maim ; and a third count laid it as en intent to do grievous bodily berm. Two other men, named Dories and Rogers, had been ap • prehended on this charge, but the grand jury ignored the bill against Davies, end R gets, who was admitted to bail, turned Queen's evidence. The prosecutor, Mr. Richard Gerbil, lives at Lawley, near W. fling on, and is land agent to Lord Forester. On the night of the 30th of March, av prosecutor and his wife were retiring to bed, about half-peat ten, prosecutor had jest knelt down by a chair at the bedside to say his prayers,. when he heard the report of a gun discharged against his bedroom window. On examining the apartment next morning he found eleven large shot about the room, and the panel of the window perforated from the effceta of thins shot. Mr. Huddleston, in stating the ease for the prosecution, said the only motive which could be assigned kr inducing the prisoner to e,mmit this atrocious oat was, that the pro secutor, in hie capacity of land agent to I,:rd Forester, had i-sued a summons against the prisoner (or poetising, and the prisoner bad said to a policeman that " old Dicky (}orbit," meaning the prosecutor, had been the cause of his being discharged from employment at the Hernias) , Iron work,. The principal evidence against the prisoner was that of his two companions, Daviis and Rogers, who sated that on the day named they all three wit out for a day's ramble ; that Rogers, at prisoner's r. quest, brought a gun wi . h him, and alter purchasing some powder at D %witty Omen, they went fora stroll round the WrAin, and towards evening made their way to a public house in Wellington. Alter having some drii,k they went on their way towards home, and Davies and Rogers both told the rather incredible roe, that when about 150 yar,'s from prosecutor's house they heard the report of a gun, yet never till that moment missed the prisoner Gough. They alleged that as soon es they heard the shot they then missed him, and 'lmre immediately afterwards prisoner came running up to them, and ex claimed, Now let's get on, I have sent tight dowse at the window." . . The fact of the prisoner and his two companions being met sear the prose tutor's house oa the night in quiecion by dif ferent parties ws roved, and this being all tue evidence for the peomeutitn, and the prisoner being undefended by counsel, hi. It rtiehlp summed up the one to the jury, who, titer some ansultation, toucd a sadist that the prisoner wan Guilty Of a common assault, but there was no evidence to prove that Mr. Oar'eit, the promcutor, we. in his room whoa the shot was tired. TM kedge appeared taken by aurprise by this strange Ter diet, IS Oarhit'a evidence was conclusive that he was is the room it the time the shot was tired. and there we. • lieht in die row, which persona outside the house could sm. His loettellip told the jury if they thought se ens was In the vow Wiest .he shot was tired of course there could be ae wash, and their verdict wculd be one of not genie. The jury, after consulting again , returned verdict of Net path and as plazas: was discharged, I