The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-11 00:00:00

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MINCE, Orone.tercane , Welt liouraritone, News Agent. THE ROCHDALE MURDER. The inquest upon the body of Margaret Jones (which was adjourned from yesterday week) was resumed on Thursday, at the Half Moon public:house. Illackwater street, before Mr. T. Ferread Dearden. No newspaper reporters were admitted, the coroner's objection to their promote arising, apparently, from thinking that owing to the short interval before the assizes a prejudice against any person committed fur trial on the chugs of murder might be created by the publication of the evidence. The as reporters prompted a memorial to the coroner and jury, submitting that the press had most materially wished fn leading to the identification of the mardend woman, and to the apprehension of Jonathan Heywood ; and they would further submit that, to justice to the man :Martin, who has been so long in custody, any further evidence affecting him ought to be made public. Captain Sheppard, the moistest chief-constable of the county, communicated orally the fol lowing answer to the note :—" The coroner and jury hate decided not to admit any reporters." Great ea is the interest which the murder has crested, we are consequently prevented from reporting the ad- ditional evidence. We had, however, a brief oppor tunity of seeing the two prisoners together for a few miantes. Upon a close scrutiny of their features, marked difference, might be discovered ; but their g I expression of countenance, colour of ►kin, and appearance, are remarkably similar. In het, even the keenest policeman, if be had obtained a general description of Heywood, might well take Martin into custody and feel sure that he had cap tured the man described. The similarity which exists may be taken u a justification of thaw witnesses who swore to Martin es the man who was with Margaret Jones at the Half Moon on the night of the murder, even although it should be proved that they were mistaken, and that Hey wood was toe man. From all that we have been able to learn, the accounts that we have from time to time pub lished oontain the substance of most of the important evi dent* against Heywood. The jury, at the close of the in vestigation, returned a verdict of ' Wilful murder" against Jonathan :Heywood ; at the same time fully acquitting Mu llin. The coroner directed that Martin should be forthwith discharged, and made out his warrant for the committal of Heywood for trial at the South Lancashire Ageism which commence at Liverpool on Monday neat.—Manchester Gta►dtsn. THE MURDER AND SUICIDE NEAR BOLTON. The Manchester Guardian gives some additional , particulars respecting this distressing affair. The decessid man, Jolly, who, after cutting the throat of one of his glade's, and dangerously wounding the other, terminated his own ':esteem, has, it appears, been for years a constant , tippler, spiading half his time, or more, drinking at bonus. Since last Monday week he had been on the spree," drinking first at one public, hones and then at another; and the only interpretation which all the circum stances of the case seem to admit of is that Jolly had rashly determined to end his own earthly misery without leaving his chhdrea, of both of whom he was ;iessionately food, to ben burden to others. His wife died in child birth some four or Ave months ago. His relatives had talked with him, sad endeavoured to lead him to reform kis isondint, and it mesas that a conversation a brother had with him about a mouth ago produced a slight effect upon him, for over the mantelpiece in his workroom then was a anti eats of his having signed the temperance pledge &adjoined the " Bolton Temperance Progression Society " on the 7th Of July, his age being therein stated to be 31. His appetite !or drink, however, appean to have heel too strong far him; and the anticipaaions of hts neighbours that in his drunk's' finny he would one day do "something dreadful" Lye been more than realised by the circumstances attend lag Ids shocking end. Oa examining Jolly, Mr. Cov eters*, the soybean, toned his throat cut down to the upon the fore part of which he could lay his m , a. Great indeed must have been the detenniaatien required by a man to inflict such a wound tapes himself. The throat of the little girl was cut in a similar manger, Sad her death must have been almost instantaneosa. Owing to the critical position of the bey, who up to Thursday noon had survived, very little information had been obtained from MEL He had, however, stated that,se his father was taking kiln and his sister up stain, she asked if they were going to bed then. The father replied, "I am taking you to your everlasting bed we will all be buried together. The little girl unneeded, "What! with mammy?' aad whether any thing further was said is not known. However, when they got isto the room, Jolly took the girl and held her so that the boy could net see her ; and, slt.rwards, when her father laid her on the bed, and thus displayed the fatal wound on Mr seek, the boy asked, " What have you dons that for 1" is reply to which the father again said something about *hair being buried together. From this it is supposed that, whilst the boy was between the room door and one aide of the bed, his father took the little girl to the other ado of the bed, and, leasing moon it, cut her throat, for these was blood mt the wall at that side of the bed, and also apes the portion of the ciumerpane which overhung the bed on that aide. Then hi had seised the little boy sad attempted to take his life in a similar manner ; but the two wounds OS the left side of his neck and the cats upon hie Amgen in dicate that he had Aired all the nsinance in his power to the murderous attack of his father. In all probability, the , severe wound was inflicted whilst the little fellow was ea the bed, just at the time a neighbour sabered the house to marsh for him and the little girl to go to action, and the mobs she board would be caused, she thinks, by the boy fall u tg off the bed to the plume where he was afterwards m , from wheats be could see what was subsequently done by his father, which he doubtless did, as the poor little fellow means fully cosettiews of the feet that his father is no more. FATAL ACCMENT.—Yesterday Mr. Brea! held an loosest at the Lord WeMoron, University-suer, Totten lameourt-road. on Maximilian Hollyoake, aged 7 year% the sea of Mr. Hollmake, of Fleet street. The deformed, • meet beautiful Mild, lied been out for an siting, in lemma, With the wee sad Wow Widnes, when upon arriving in Mamell now, it aims es to rain. This always deemed bite, mod tbloblesed, he nut Amoy from the norm norms the aerie et Curifigent, just as • cab wee patesiag. sad combo Ms Went eellieles with the vehicle dimmed was throws dews sad both wbeels posed over hie body bo lero the driver Mai poll sp. The dowered, besides ewers Warta le As bold. pushed ether violent easteeiese about " rteoldeo the body. liddsolk:' sesolled Woo= sad dos& Yordieti IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Fame:, Allover 10. The Loan Cuaxoniton tool his mat at 0 o'clock. EXCHEQUER BILLS (7,000,00 W.) BILL. Lard SIONTIJOLI passed MIS comments apes the gene p ral fi t eatmelcialon. policy pursued by the government daring the resen _ After comae farther dkineeks, the motion wee amid to, end the bill west through eenualtbre. LIMITED LIABILITY BILL. Oa the report signoras," Earl GRANVILLE anasermted that the third reading of the bill would be takes taro new at 12 o'clock. The report was then agreed to, and the house adjourned at half-pest 9. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Fm DAY, Arorn 10. The Bruins took the *hair at half-put three. PROPOSED ITALIAN LEGION. Mr. BOWYER rose to make a few obesnadons is »- foresee to Ws subject. and in order that be Might not be irregular, he would aoudads with a motion for adjournment. TM formation of as Italian legion wu is many respects highly detinble. It would be able to sender good service to this esuatty ; it would be eoesposed of nee sztzeaseli Bt Yi hoperFirre, disciplined ; and it would attract to an honourable prohmion a number of nfuttese, who, following no particular occupation, swarmed in different parts of Italy, and constituted mon or lees an element of danger to the poises of the country. When the Italian legion ceased to perform the military service for which it was intended, what was to become of it ? If it were disbanded, the members of it, accustomed to military discipline, would return to their own country, and become the nucleus, probably, of future disturbances. This was, he thought, a matter for grave consideration, especially when it was remembered that • noble lord, holding a high position in this country, had re costly made • statement which was calculated to be highly prejudicial to the peace of Italy. The SPEAR/SR said the hoe. and learned member was rather irregular. Propoeing as he did, to move the adjourn ment of the house, he had • right to speak, but he had no right to refer to a former debate in the manner that he was doing. Mr. BOWYER said he was not referring to a former de bate,but to opinions which had been publicly expressed. The bon. member then proceeded to criticise the statement of the noble lord the member for London, with reference to the condition of Italy, contending that that country was not in so bad • state as the noble lord had represented, contrasting the proceedings of the governments there with the course which the English government had pursued in the lonian islands, and urging the necessity in the Papal States of strong measures of police in order to check the secret societies which were the bane of Italy. The form of punishment practised in Italy was, he observed, mild. Torture was not practised, and death was inflieted by. guillotine or beheading, which was not • creel punishment. (Laughter.) It was said that if the Austrian and French troops were with drawn from the Roman States the authority of the Pope would be denied. That, he believed, wee an entirely mistaken view. There was no sovereign in Barer wee popular than the Pope was at the presedminnizeit. Owing to the circumstances of Europe, it was leepmethie at to make any organic change in Italy, but be denied that eiil tlt ecclesiastical government was opposed to reform. It was asserted by some that the establishment of railroads through out the country was opposed by the College of Cardinals; but the real reason why each works were not undertaken was to be found in the confusion which naturally arose from the present state of affairs in Europe. Ilis own experience was against the alleged prevalence of brigandage in the Papal States, which he believed to have been suppressed by the French and Austrian troops. The mission of Lord Minto had done more to prevent the esta blishment of constitutional government in Italy than any other mum. The hon. member concluded by moving that the house at its rising do adjourn to Monday next. Lord PALMERSTON said, of course the hon. and learned gentleman would withdraw his motion, as the future meeting of the house must depend on the proceedings of de other hones in the course of the evening. The hon. gentleman wanted to knew what arrangements her Ma jesty's government intended to make to pretest the Italian legit& from hemming, after the termination of the war, dangerous to Italy. Tbis legion would consist of four or tire thousand men. The hen, gentleman admitted that it was likely to distinguish itself en any scene of operations to which it might be sent; but he seemed to appr.hend that when these few thousand men were dis banded they would be exceedingly dangerous to the peace of the country. Now, in the brat pleas ' it seemed to him (Lord Palmerston) that when these men had acquired habits of order and discipline they would be all the lea likely to be turbulent. In the next place, be would remind the hon. gentleman that during the last war in Italy, those Italiankevereigne whom he took so much under his protection as the friends of order and the enemies of revolution, namely the Pope and the King of Naples, sent large forces to make war in favour of disorder—to tarn the Austrian, the " stranger," out of the country, and to establish a united Italy ; and when that war—a war which was accompanied with the most violent declamation against Austrian domina tion in Italy, and in which the sovereigns whom he had mentioned took just as great • part as the Kiog of Sir dinia, whom the bon.and learned gentleman had visited with his censiere,when that war sworn, the great Italian armies fell back into the midst elate semmunity, and he had u heard that the zany thin eat men who were disbanded created any great amnesties In Italy. He had no doubt that when the Italian Legion returned to their homes they would prove much better citizens in con s equence of the disci pline which they had acquired in service. The hon. mem ber had made some other remarks, on which he could not refraio from commenting. Hit must say that he thought any real friend of the present system of government, either in Rome or in Naples, would confer a much greater favour on the governments of those countries which he meant to patronise by holding his tongue (" hear, bear," and laughter)—than by attempting to defend that which every men knew did not admit of justification. (Rear, hear.) He feared that the hon. and learned gentleman had com municated with one set only of persons, and those not per- 1 sons likely to give him uabiamed information. He (Lord Palmerton) could insure the hoc. gentleman that he had been utterly deceived as to the real state of the case. The bon. gentleman said there was no cruelty in cutting people's heads off; that of course must be a for the world in general to judge of. (Laughter.) No charge of having gone to the length of actual executions had been made against the Italian states, but everyone knew that a vast amount of cruelty might be perpetrated without killing those who were the victims of it. The reference which the hon. gentleman had made to Lord Miuto's mission was es unjust as his defence of the Roman government. Lord Minto went to Italy for the purpose of advising thou govern ments who were disposed to take that advice, to &demise slowly, but steadily and firmly, in the stamen of administra tive improvement, avoiding any rash steps which would im peril the muse of rational liberty. Lord Minto did net encourage underhanded any class of persona whom he disowned officially ; his transactions were open and aboveboard, and there was not one single act of his which would not bear the strictest scrutiny. With regard to Mr. Freeborn, the Beath consul at Rome, he was only stating the plainest fact when he said that that gentleman bad proved of the greatest use to the papal government. When the republic was put an and Is, and the French troops bad jest entered Rome, there wed in that city a vast number of persons who bad defended the plate most gallantly. What was to be done with dung persons? It they had remained at Rome, they would either have fallen the victims of revenge, or :hey would have been the victims of each other. The British coned and the agar= of the other governments, with the 'ppm- Patios ads penal mathorities, gave passports to these per sons, and so Added Rome of what would otherwise have been a owes et great internal difficulty. With regard le the present sloes of Rome, althoualt unwilling to be drawn Wee dhimedes upon th e affairs of other government,, he thoughtit right to state that there were certain things which were edidelly resemmended by the governments of Eng land, Priam &aria, Prussia, and Austria, to the govern ment el Bane le tar back u 1832, which, if acted upon, wield haw pegiestod a multitude of the disasters which I had since eggarred. (Hear.) Oise of those recommenda tions was in favour of the secularisation of the administrie ties government. (Hear.) It was quite plain that, is dome any country, it the administrative of Me et the peace, of the tribunals, and di laid were under the sway of the perhilleed e tig in es ti rg net go on well. (Cheers.) If that were lo ft of gnisolitoods, as he believed it was—(elseer embi tia ism ythe fact with regard to the Raga ouths custom, bleated paw et Malt be not eats; et celibacy, while gangs% Iboora That east= cut off the pdalibeed from the rest at the world, and rendered them apposigly unfit for adalablaw lag the affairs of a people. The boa. gentlemen bad relerrag to the ease of the lonian Islands se • jarring= he the mad= et the papal goverment, but to then Meads there bed bees =Waal revolt, =Wow pat dows. se all re volts mast Is, with the strong Wed. Had the papal 's ynagog, ha alike we, takes& *Mg 11811100, lbws would be segiag et Wish to complain. Wing was gmaplaiaed of wee 44-64 Orr a wag= bad mused. kat all= there was any doges at goweraie=k9 we.. legletedt fro wldels they were sup. gauntly spas maple= Otto mood to entertain, and net etwy sets yid& they had dine; and gm arrested were fee yew without trial, or mfferings. (ELea g a , piseibility of whin inso* 1114. 1.11.118. " aaa tiwir r„ hem) ed....) had only the other day hard, spat pll4 ateasegoe a one whisk LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1855. showed the working of this system. In a Nmpolitim town in the provinces, a very respectable man, whom character was above reproach, was arrested and imprisoned. A friend of his went to the prefect and remonstrated upon the step, exclaim ing that there must be some mistake. "No mistake what ever," said the prefect. " Bet he is perfectly innocent," rejoined the friend. The prefect replied that he had no reason to doubt his innocence. "Why then did you im prison him ?" asked his friend. " Oh," said the prefect, "the fact is that I have been taken to task lately by my superiors for want of activity." (Laughter.) "I have been told I have not arrested anybody for a length of time. It was necessary for me to arrest somebody, you see, and wh not your friend as well as anybody else ?" (limb laughter.) The hon. member might depend upon this, that where go moments rested upon severity, instead of endeavourinc to make their people happy and free, so far as was consisteat with the safety of society, so long would they be driven to the exegeses which were so common, he was sorry to say. throughout Italy. (Cheers.) Lord HOTHAM bad never seen a sore unjustifiable use made of the forms of the hewn than had been made by the hon. and learned gentlemen (Xr. Bowyer). (Hear, hear ) If he desired to make a stmement upon the affairs of Italy, he should have done so when theseble lord the member for the City of London called smalls. to the subject, instead of interposing at the preawt moment, and so interfering with the basiness tngma the Neu, (Chun.) The motion was thee eithavans. The home then went into committee on the Despatch of BUtilleil (Court of Chancery) Bill, the classes of which were weed after some considerable discussion. Standing orders having been suspended for the purpose, the bill was afterwards reported, read a third time, and passed in immediate succession. The hose* adjourned at 25 minutes past 8 until 1 o'clock on the following (this) day. FROdll M. LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, August 10. OSBORNE-Ml:Tag, Amour 7. This day had audience of her Majesty—TM Baron Andre , Jean. Siam, Minieter Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of Hayti, to deliver hie eredeatiala ; to which he was introduced be the Earl of Clarendon, 1K.0., her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Whirs. DOWNINO.STREET. AVM! 7. The Queen has bens phased to emanate the bland of Wenn, and tta dependencies, to be a Bishop's see and Monne, to he ailed the :=of Laboaa, and to appoint the Be.. Francis Thomas Mao. , 14 D.C.L., to be ordained and oreeterated Bishop of the said see. Alwyn. B. The Queen bas been pleated to appoint William Zona, am., to bee Member of the Lettstatty() OXI/Idi of the hand of Trinidad; W. T. Bride's. Eft., to be a Member of the Leeelative Council of the blend or Rasa Moat, during the absence of Paul Joy airang, Esp., • Mem. her of that Board; and Thome hely, Lao., to be • non-electire Member of the ingislatire Connell of the Wony of New Booth Wales. WAR.OFFICE, Arguer 10. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant R. T. Omhaan to he Captain, without purchase, Mee Sidebottom, deceased; Cornet Sir E. S. e Ilutchineon, Bark, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Oedma. lad Dragoons—Lieutenant Frederick Windham Larkin, from the 17th Poet, to beg pemeter, vice Colt. Ilti=regoona—Oirnet R. C. Sawbeidge to be lieutenant, by Mee Glyn, pecemdett la the Rime Brigade. 10th lloras —AMMO flew= 0. Hooper, from the 17t1= iemialmit L. seiguem, Mee Macbeth, promoted on the itog=iment W Ardiwy—brieselibier Jams Everett to be le We Wansblues Isekikiessest. Coryis s e s =el i esseest begeties JeseLbee Clarke to be vise Illeige. Onellined. Wing sallsbed to the Turkish Ontigent ; Lintessat Charles • Rice to be weed Vic e Crews. swainish Wtlestttleied lathe Turkish eeL Ordamme liedicel Department—Rat Midi Swoon 'Wows Tweet. M.D., to be assistant vile Weed, promoted ; Aetligg Assistant Surgeon Edwin MIN to be a•siatant eurgeas. vice Rbye. promoted. Argilese Amiga& Sueseen Geroge =be assistant aergeon, Yin Wien% pressetsd ; Acting t Burgeon Samuel I lalabmt, ILA, be le assielead surgeon. vise Ferry, promoted; Mat weiseses lishwt Augustus Chapple to be atuirtant surgeon, AN nips& let Resin cot of Foot—To be Captain,. witbsee perslwee—Lteetesan t H. A. H. Lew. vice Bellew, Wereei; Liewesest W. F. J. Rudd, vice Legge, wham promotion eO Wn the Jew his been cancelled. To be Lteuteaaelly without pardons —jimmies J. W. Thompson, v tee Legge; bulge 0.0. Stewart, vise Belk alp' C. B. mar, vice Stewart, whose promotion cc the Nth has been cancelled. To he Reelge. without peseheee— Oswald P. ter Leigh, from the Sal lierghweit loyal Maim Liu eke Ste( r. To be Arleta= ilwegess—re kg Wedowee Surgeon Angus John Mestsey, ken she Ili Orme. iodised. mos_Asstotnet igurlifse. Mem the fit.R , te he sedinglin entgeleh l trreber. ego neigne. 7th !Mt—Te be lamilmenle, withem eurebese—Heelgn C. E. Hot* , vies lbs. 7L IMO Clesiese, Yid allas wow Wiwe Cott, vise Wise presselise en 17th July, lin, Ws Ism swedisd ; Georgeiirwr, gist., to be Mil" without penis% else OWL 13th Foot—Lissaweasst the His. James Clenrinnegme DOOM to be adjutant. vice Lig. 16th el:pi—Resign O. ? r r. l esileird to be Seanwasst. by penheee, Till Lyons. penteled. Ink Fen-Amisliet Seelese Mamas Houghton Walker, teen the Stag le beroblent semen. vice Hooper, appointed to the 14th Licht loth lootl=ent B. G. Destiwood to be captain, by pershese, vice Jame. she retires; Whet F. L. &Irides to be Usniesant, without pentose ; Enid Chores Gostani• Nucleon to be lieute nant, by runtime, eke Hoeft. penned; Dino T. S. nano ea ch to be beetenaat, nnes. nee Dashwocil ; Henry Smith Watkins. pet, ba be m hy tge. pee yerehme. nee aochfort. list root-so John lbw lob, lieunmet, by purchne, vice Best, intim Grannie Guards; Edwead Woud Pearlman, gent., gl e e K4ad by maw% vice Shaw. MI E. N. Vicinage to be lieutenant, by purchase, vise , patinoted the slat Font; Thome Claims Übek prix to beeedge. by parches., vies L'Fat range. Sikh Fissi- - Wien EMI Ahreeeder Dick Cunyngtuun„ gent., to be met" by win" Mee neldrum, prom,ted ; William Henry Lolway sia rt. to be molds, without purchase, nee Conynglian, IS Ike MS Peoß 28th Fesh-leigelluseel hail to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice by flop m yrumellsd; William Hoary Crawhall, pnt., to be amigo, Mee MIL 37th Prot-Sesign E. E. S. Berme to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wyatt, teemoted into Ms Foot. 38th Feat-Maur J. W. S. Smith to be lieutenant colonel, without pardisme, nee Louth. deseneed; Captain W. G. Loftus to be major, without poreines, vies Smith; Lieutenant P. W. Breton to he cep. ten. by Wiliam. 1181 1.81 . 8.11 BMWS A. Walker to be lieutenant, without moire% vise Imam , Lieutenant Jame Power Boyd, from tbeasysi Abudesmobbe WM* be be adgn, without pur slane. eke Walker. 42nd !hoot-Ilmet Maio! Chaise Murray to be major, withott o uL Mom vise Brevet Lieritense lb Mom R. Bono, brevet teak ha. bees erinverted into sublentive rank, under the Mpg Warrant of the sth OM. ISM. To be Captsins, without put. obase-fdeatonait J. C. S. Grove, vies Fraser, killed; Lieutenant W. G. B. Welber, vice Many. To be Lieutenants, without pun. eitom-Matp O. W. Cook vice Grove; Elvin Hon. H. H. vim Webber. To be without purchase-Arthur James , pet , vice Ouldmem 41rd t E. G. ateekeen to be captain, by purchase, vies sygetated to the Lae Brigade; Enema T. C. Maguire to he lbelenol.by purchase. vise Shieleton; Ewen C. H. Us shell, from the tea loot. to be mem without purchase, vice Stapleton. 44th be Ihralan, without pareitam-Ensiwn Hairy Fred. Wilmot, km*. Did Segimmt Segal Cheshire Militia. vice Ilkomsteum, ag .tect totting* Is 'To be Ennio, by purehme - MAN fiwary - kmrtmendme. pat., suotemica to Lieutenant Ora mkagollrea. Mat MuM-Dmemia Omega Wank, from the 88th Foot, to be captain, vier Illassass. lobe ezebrmgou Silklkd-Glpe Bieleskl Peel, team half-pay Unattached, to be amtelo. Mee Veneer. who esekaanni; Lieutenant C. P. Teesdale, ben Os illed Soot, le be amity% by purchase, vice Peel, who retina 117th rost-Slefr tkrgeon of the Sued Clow W 11Wm McAndrew, M.D., es be wargeoe, nee Dickens, who roe Mus. 58th Peot-Iliumbeent Edward Hannonl Slag, kom Se 7th Foot,to be paymaster. Mee Fair, appointed boa Dept Battalion; Ensign Jahn ShatiMel to be adjutant, vies Lloyd. yeenoted in the 57th Soot. ittra r a -Lleateseat T. H. Bowles to tot without purchase, vies Brevet Major Q. M. ilserksa. Uotement A. W. Framer to be captain, =see. wise Doshems. Moo retires. To be Liewasmits, Testes J. B. Reastettom, vies Swim ; Lange P.R. Ip e s av 4 Tos Itarnabottem. whose promotion IS Mb July holism 88Th Ilbot-Falem Teter immad, gent., to be sedge, without pun. dues. vice Rpm wised to the B.nd Fen. 77th Feet- Lhenened NaMlow William Mum to be captain, TIMM pmubaa. Mae Uwe' =OZ em dmostord; Midge Jimmlt Stratessoll. vise MI MI. ; Jena Brag Spat. Mb egetp . wittiest pram, Met Dolby. Post-Mmteullumse Bp" frau the 85th Poet, robe ensign, Mame embsee. 1189 blaubay. agplated to the Ibmi Foot. Ind Meletrat = William Blimp, to be maistaat Uttinnet 2 Die l l e it IL l ammews. tom the 3lst Foot, to be moat; vim MA% ear embemme. The third elaristne name et Midge - Wien. impited ft MOW MUM k Kenosibeminst Lomat; 89 pookasty NM Fewh-Brunt IMilmentAtiami Mort finny Louth be be boolmemeadisud.istlkoMpertime. wise Teem tile ream ups py; Brevet Mier Olke Itame le be make. ease* porobeim vin Le J. J. Oinks to be topeb. without= Mose. vise rame; kedge J. P. W. Make et belleammast, False. Mee Oeidoe • Julius Drake leveltmea, put., te be sang% ' Masa pordmea, I Sill Ilen-Lienseine Dwell Patrick Campbell tole by par. darmodeelniMa aboseline; briber cobs r r usemen mae OsmubM; linessesellbrinell le he eke Ormylvd. PitimmteL ; L lE. A.D.Caoyagbant. framer 2110 Ilbot. to be I 88: 1 011-Mulpr i tra. Malin to be liasterisd, by purehme, Moe from the lfrd Feet, le be eats the, ode. Mo. .W. (Mm i= tam promotion . by rezt: km Ma 18 7 tho.pr t ii.. lll o t eemiwtab M ill. beeseMll4 by of Mrs Bra e, Os Ore& Amiimt Itargeon rtl. Yobs sedelmt di I Ceylon Me Iliwarest. les kanney Unat. umbel. le be open De e mplactbe dllimeme), Mee IL D; Elea,. who enebswiest Lleteimimt IL LAMM le be melmie. mime. vise Somet UsulsomelsOdsled James__Mewmt. Mr seam; • Smond Ilsolmmt Jams Medea le he Seuteasmt. by yurdmets vin Emit ike uslismselsmeieMOZ;;;• their brevet teak tenvertel Ye sehilemille wok TIM Rept Wenest el Ost.e. Issl:—Beeist IleretsmhOdesellhe Mes.tt 111•0% Faet; Smog = Etimed ateeneet. lop/ Cisedlia Mee ; HMS& u=itirs Illees. Bl. bra the let Dogma Muds. to to elp• leie. tellbestpteeheee. DOTAL HOIHTTAL, CHELSEA. eagamayfia Men leerier to be siellerasalec. 11101111fAL IMAM Ami5 919 9 0n4 4911019 Cashimpisr askew/II Itsissno, from the 9th Light 1•1•1111 swim of ti. mscad Mass, sloe IlscAndrew, Ar=ls doff* Pose. at Illoresems—eating lisslaSsot Samoa John Henry G. assns. tie Finlay, . pointed to the Me Bdeade • Acting Lab& toot Swim N holey, vice Hawkins, appagitmt to the 4th Pm. loess Miskimissk flasphsnos, gent., to be staff swim of the sseimidmlL • lamemembOieminfalem Env= LantrisyTnim Pedro' fen pay of the Silk *mos to abed is the army, the wig Ihrtarary oily. Clellnin Mew of the Ceybia WM to be major In Dee* We lames &mart, of the Osyket 116 RAIOMMet, to be lienblembesionst be the army. lko t wilimemsekend dicers of the m Rad ladle Omegintrolleviee. Th ai o =fatelLill . i=e i t m irendemy rusk as Mews : bett e reekei bil friLMT* T• be Elentenemaesimmile—nier David . . Major Mom fleeter, Bayern!' Palessaft.Mider ami rassatiT ialla rilljtipkilie. Dam bay To be .4114plais Meney Minoan Curren. Dinspl Mary. The usionmtimal dime M have a Ni, of keel mak la Turkey while omplepoll M the Irma& Onsilry mar the season-/ of Mejor-lismoral Instsea r—lieffmt T gent. late Man flit Drowse Oure. se be Radom; vide R. N. lielm wink of Or Mk Mabee Native intsatry, whore eimminism km beim eemelled, Dr. 'Weedy to be staff surgeon of the emend dam The uskementioned dicer to have a step of lend rank In Turkey while In the Turkiah Clonliadeatl Osumi W. dsnent. LIM t to be lientesont. MEMORANDA. UAW Assistant iturgeons t rederkk Wilkinson and Walter Lets. have been permitted to resign their teepeetive appointineate In the Army Medical Depar:ment; Mr. Wilkinson from June 16. 1853, end Mr. Anton tram May 1, 1855, they hating been transferred to the irregmar Cavalry under the annavad of Major-General _Baum. The surname of the °Meer appointed In suceemion to Staff tof the fleeced Clam W. D. Fowler, a ppointed to the 82n d is Graves, and not Groves, aa previously stated. The Christian names of Staff Assistant Orton are Thomas Jemm, and not lbeenas Terrain, as previetne.y Meted. The third (ALUM= name of Ensign , 63rd Foot, is Ogilvy. BRITISU FOREIGN lON. Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colenel John Franck Pamer to have the substantive rank of lieutenaut-colonel. To be Lieutenant-Colonels—Major Anguilla P. flebriler, command a nt lit Jager Corps ; Major and Brevet Lieutenant - Co lonel Edward Kent Murray, commanding the let Light Infantry Regiment. lit Light Dragoons—Charles Perccvel, gip, formerly of the Austrian Imperial Hussars. to be major commandant; Fairfax Cartwright, Yaq., formerly of the Ausunan Imperial Lancers, to be major. To be Captains—Charles Delorme, formerly of the Royal Hessian Unsure ; John C. Heat, formerly of the Austrian Imperial Cuiras siers. To be Lieutenant—A. Lobenhofer. To h. Cornets—Hareaan Von I:Witmer ; Catering Redman, formerly of the Austrian Imperial Cuirassiers. Light Dragoons—Jobe Elphusstone Fleming, formerly of the 17th Light Bemoan, to he major commandant ; A. Tates, formerly of the Am r= Imperial Cuiranoten, to be major; George Von Lin- Mosta to be captain; Lorentz GI. Lomb to he lieutenant; Christian Jobaansca to be cornet; August Hurray to be pa; matter. BRITISH SWISS LEGION. LienteentAbiceel John Sulzberger to be colonel in the army, with temporary rank, white serrate te the British noire Legion. BRITISH ITALIAN LEGION. Jame Hmicon.Ena., tate !phi? and lientenantleidmi la Me Ore- , eerier Gouda, to have tai honorary rank of edema while em ployed u military agent for the Italian Unice. Eaarrun.—hospital Staff—For the awe leament of Ttrderick liar. rington Brett, M.D„ to be heel NM simpia of the Ent elm, which appeared in the " Chasm " d Mont 1111. 1658, kis been cancelled ; read the appointment et Treierlak Itarriegton Brett, N.D., to be local mad burgeon of Übe Int ekes, dated March 28, 1855, which appeared in the " Gazette* of Ilisy I, 1838, haa been cancel/ad. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. asatio. Robert Jobn Bagritow, Esq. ; Jame Bee►es, En. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS CCITT/WON, Rye, Busses, baker, to surrender August at 12i, and Sept. 22 at IL at BasinibalLstreeL Sole., Lovell and Co., Soutb-sepsare, Gray's-inn; oft. nag , Whitmore. BasinghalLe:reet. HAMMEL WILLIAM PAMIXIDOII and Daum. PIANOS OAMSY. Pater. r.oster.row, booksellers, August Is at 1 and Sept. 27 at Ili, at Basingball.imeet. Sots., Tunilty and be, Cannorwureet, City; off. amis.. Canopy, Aldermanhury. Tunes Lams, Wellingborough. Northamptonshire, wine merchant, August HI at IL and Sept. MI at 11, at Beislashall-street. Sol., Bria'sy, Panessa-lane, Chsapalde ; off. smig., Carman, Alderman. bury. JOselli Mosta, lAmbeth Lower Marsh, glass dealer. August 15 at and Sept. 29 at 12, at Basinghall.strcet. SO., Ely-plaot, Ili:aborts; 41, aasig., Whitmore, Biesinghalleareet. WILLIAM LTMALL THOMAS, Cbapel.plaoe, Cavendish.equare cow keeper, August 17 at 11, and Sept. 29 at 14, at Basingsallfstreet. 8 1., Bridgrow, Mark.lane, City ; off. mate., Cenoso, Alderman bury. BIN !stew CT:I& Viskell r ugue et a ctr a ri. , I n eri p t i rr,olid New Batrogisll-strect. sot, Moorpte-strect ; off. assig . .., 4 Peri. " cell, Otillithall.ckambers. Toeless CNIA., Nottingham, lace manufacturer, August 21 and Sept. It, at 10, at lb* Birmingham Court bold at Nottingham. Sol., Hunt, Nottingham; off. assig., Harris, Nottingham. JAMS/ HAYWOOD. Derby, ironfounder, August 21 and Oct. 2, at 10, at the Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sole., Dinah and Helm, Derby, and Molten= and Knight, Birmingham; off, amain., Hams, Nottingham. CMASLU PASSONN !WOW. Somersetshire, Ihundraper, August 91 sod BroL :11, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sots., Jonas, Siaolane, City, and Britten and Son Bristol; off. aisle., Miller, Bristol. Thous* Wiwi., .Van Chester, merchant, August 21, and Sept. 14, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sok., Clough, lludderaffeld, and lligson and ROl.lllOll. Manchester; off. assig Post, Manchester. Worm DIXON, Crook, Durham, grocer, August 91 at 11, and Oct. 2 I2L at Nt watatle.upon.Tyne Court. Sots., Shield sod Harwood, Clement's.lanc. City, and Watson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; off. swig., Saki r, Newcastle-upon• Tyne. JOHN WIHIPSALS, Middleton, Durban, ship builder, August 17 at 12, and Oct. 2at I, at Newcaatle-upon-Tyne Court. Sole., Newby and Richmond, Stacktoo-upon-Tees. and Griffith and Crighton, Newcostle.upon.Tyne ; off. amis., baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyr. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Cs:rums, Dram., I.3oungton, Hampshire, tailor—let dividend of Se 4d., any Wedoerday bdon August 11 and alter Nov.l, at Whit. more., 13;singball.street. &mum LavTGan., Bevis Marks, City, wholesale clothier —3rd dividend of Sad., any Wednesday before August 11 and after Nov. 1, at Whitmore'', BuinghalLatreet. WILLIAM KINTON Giese, Muctley, Worcestershire, vocer—let dividend of 28.9 d., any Friday, at Whitmore's. 10111iDgb1101. JADES Coors', Blackheath, litallordsbire, linendraper —lst dividend of la. Ibid., any Friday, at Whitmore s, Birmingham. Rkt.rn Cams, Bridlington, Yorkshire, chemist—lst dividend of Sid., Oct. 2, and any subsequent day, at Hype's, Leeds. DAVID Forma. Goole, Wok Riding of Yorkshire, ironmonger—let dividend ol is. 6d., Oct. 1, and any subsequent day, at Hope's, Leeds. lams Game and Joss Houma, Denhohne, Yorkshire, worsted ma. nu'acturers—let dividend of Od., Oct. 2, and any subs equent day, at Hope's, Leeds. THOMAS DOODWORTII /AMOS, Goole, Yorksiaireoinar—lst dividend of is., Oct. 2, sod any subsequent day, at Ho pes, Leeds. Gamic Waserri, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, plumber—let dividend of es. 4d., Oct. 2, and any subsequent day, at Hope's, Leeds. ILICEAIIII GAT, Kirkstall, Yorkshire, ware griadm-Ist dividend of Is. 3d., Oct. 2, and anymbeequent day, at Hope's, Leeds. Wawa's rinsw aid Boar husw, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, dyers —lst dividend of 6s. 2.2., Oct 2, a nd any subsequent day, at Hope's, Leeds. DIVIDEND. August 31. D. J. ?piney, Liverpool, corn merchant. CERTIFICATES to Is grinned, unlesa came be shown tot he contrary On tae day of meting. August 31. G. S. Rtredder, Uneelot.place, Knightsbridge, builder —August 31. N. K. Day and J. Turner, Bunharow, mac►ine matt. —rept. 1. W. Centel!, Battersea, licensed victualler—August 31. J. Jackson, Liverpool, drapar—August 31. R. Lambert, Liverpool, rO6l. Mont —August 31. W. Jones, Ewloe, flintshire. licensed victualler — Oat. 4. J. Chris le, Accrington, Lancashire, ironfotuader—Oct.9. J. T. Robson, Derby, silk nmaufacturer—Oct.O. 11.111ompeon. likestote, Derbyrbtre, woollen draper—Sept. 10. D. Rollason end B. Rolla. son, unarm, Staffordshire, ironenamere—Sept. 10. I'. Parton, Ruytoa Shrophire, Licensed victuller—Sept.ll. D. Foster, Goole. West titling of Yorkshire, Ironmonger. rarnassiars DISSOLVED. J. Winkfield, 0. Y. 11. hickey, sad H. Betel. East Oreenwieh, cement manutmeturers—F..peitley awl Y. S. Maine, Planches.ter. *Fejpr CVond-West,elcs;;T•Td;; sad Ndl =er d ' la far la Z; U. Mortar — J. Morley, EL Morley, and A. , Wood.stresit. side, and Nottingham, ao far as regards J. Herby —T. 1 Mauston, A. Pedigor, sad G. Mom Fibeasid.)dans'7=hB. wen. so far u regards A. Pedigor and O. !err—T. HIM= sai Kirkham, Limn, Lancashire. cotton spiaases-11. R. Ilasswisdad IL Long, Manchester, silk manufaetware—L. Wright and& Meg" Emits, Lansashire, paper midaers-4. H. Len and E. alwaldw. Syrsstrtet hill, Leather.lanelei SIIsiP el • kd• dims" safety—F. Slap and T. Haig!. = brass founders—J. A. hams sad L C. hides, Liserpsdarisat siedistae veadoea-0. W. Lewasal J. Wm, (bast CLassmaasal. ladeln't•inn-Saida, tsat w 0. TWA% sad H. 13. Tit Dee. =.4.lllMeedadea, elm 2 8 . 1r insolstswe. se hr se regards H. 0. Mae; J. 11. . and W. Irdsm4 Metelesesid, WWWllkftws Wet =lewd. J. IL Wesw—T. Ckee. J. &wren, and WIWI% nniananwen-Teem. Disasssodalesale urea" so far se eigads Dslll.ll-0. WSW and D. Mew, Mame% Ob. NaNtallaskship elarllen—J. Dotes sad H. Mania, Liverpool. Msdwa-0. Mist J. Pei, lawlassall. Idasoldas. mass manes°. !tree—lt Deft sad S. seadr. Dideri. West Ulm W Yorkshire. elaly disalses—J. Dos& sal B. DIOS, Rap" _ldsatiasster, pawn. Mlles—W. MEWL L Mar, sad J. Essmiel. Wawa& Mat. Drdsalre, esal se ka as regards t. Mier—W. D. H. Oleos W W. E. Timitsr. t WNW. ettg. sollettere—W. Jas sad 0. W. INdesseds. eatmisMat. deg segbeeers—W. Cuthbert WJ. IL Callhart, anwieka mess— W. H. Winn and tiesVirgreadisst i rl Deigbeart Yarkslake. sad lirssent Maley Temberisa. Lawees tailors—E hire. grocers —T. Hyde end O. Prenicikey• wisisalsetaldsre—J. itelaas sad T. Dame; Thursday the boys itt the three " Shoehlack Brigades" went to Richmond Path, by water, miserapenied by a large numbs, of Meads. The bright uniforms of the Red, the Bine, and the Yellow Societies, ceased many a good humoured smile from the people in the Strand es the 120 lads vaarobed along with • band, end banners gaily painted with emblems appropriate to their bumble, bet uefal calling. Several "old shoeblacks" were sweat, who showed by their d'gniatd bearing that they had Ana to oseadartable altuatioai, and others wars not for orrmho owing is the Black Sea and Baltic fleets. bali, eilsksf, sad other boyish aninseamatt were en joyed is the park, otter which the steamer retuned. The pleasant greeting of many hundreds of spectators oa the river, told how hearty is the sympathy felt for thesis who are eajoyleg a holiday mad* sweet by honest labour. Mere are many shoeblacks I. the streets who will not join any of the moieties. on than 2,0001. a year is earned by the boys la Loads& (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Tii CLivisianz HA be declared on or before The Early Bird 4 1 Orinoco Xing of Tramps.-- 6 4 I Xin g Respodar 4 Ina 4 &dolphin Hiroo Caking 4 1 Demme 5 1 Chicken 3 Rotherham 3 Doke of Laacaster 4 Herald 3 Amok Sutherland Cogitate, —.... Dallmith Sonde Mora 3 3 Amy WWidwk (1 = 701 Tat Le Jolt Age a Egbnton by Bretby 6 Vandyke byl'ortratt 3 Herein* a Women. Pea d'Amipoir 3 Vindex 3 7 . spd ! Munition's. 1 hicoquito Grand Inquialtos 4 Br►cken 1 Boiardo Dervish . . 4 iby Bhdcatcher— • Barbara 3 Scythian 4 Balrownle 5 Treachery 3 Neville Amy 3 Warren 3 Radalpltna a Sir Rowland 11m chard a Inn Chicken 3 Wathem Saraband !looming Heather 9 Barmen° 3 King Tom 4 Hungerlord Haan*. . ..... 1 Honeywell. 4 Burlington 4 Rot* ill Wants,. &auditing S Exile of Ed* — 4 Gionskeerox 4 Knight of gt.Georgs 4 Indian Warrior.— 8 Omen' Piston $ Eulogist bteptien Ons mils. Forfeits to 7, August 21. (39 subs.) Age at 11 Itykstoee Maid of Team Palley... a 7 5 Welham 4 7 4 Vermeil . Little Tom Lord Alfred i i i 8 i 1 12 Minn 3 12 81.112 Red Robin 3 $ Warren (late Jana) ~ 3 8 ettleavy 3 11 L'Addin Foley Oray i Laura helium ...... S S Mary 3 6 • The en:opper MUTING. BRIGHTON RACE CLUB—Farosy. Fakes of 80 lOW. added to • /Sweepstakes of 5 som. each, for 2.yr olds; colts, Bst 71b, and fillies, Bst 41b. Certain penalties and allowances. Half a mile. (9 subs.) Lord Wm. Powlett's o by The Libsl—Prixftss, Oat 21b (Mauna ) 1 Mr. Magenls's Brother to The Earl, 114 Illb (Ashistalll 3 Mr. Orsea's Orderly, 34 rib Mr. Ooodered's Diego, eat 21b (.1. Mann 4 Mr. liszon's Fashion, 2.4 13Ib ............. ........ ......(J. Forster 3 kr. Drew 's Absolution, Fist 21b (G. Mann 6 Betting: 3 to I agst Priestess colt, 4 to 1 sgst Orderly, 6 to 1 each agst Brother to the Earl, Diego, and Fashion. Won by a neck. About three lengths between the second and thlid. Tun iintozrow Cion Swam (Handicap) of 10 son. each ; h ft, with 60 added. Zama weight for certain win ner'. New Coarse. (8 subs.) Lord airden's Rodarneli by Orlando, 4 years, lilt 41b (Dept. LitUe) 1 Lord Wm. Powlett's The Hermit, 4 yrs, 1141 lb (Kr. Elms) 2 Mr. O. Robson's Mince, aged, 10st 121 k (Owatri 3 Betting : 8 to 5 agst The Hermit, 7to 4 agst Rodoenell. Won by two lengths. Minos was a long way behind. BRlOuwow CLUB Prawn, of 70 seta., 2 : ya olds, 7st 71b (bras, 9st 3ib. Certain allowances. The w in ner to be sold for 200 somas. t if entered to be sold for 100 som. allowed Sib ; 71b extra if exemption from sale Maimed. Last half mile. Mr. Powell's Plausible by Springy Jack, 3 yrs (1001.), 15t 131 b (Prior) 1 Mr. Howard's Sugarcane, 2 yrs (1001.), lit 41b (car 7lt SID) (Wl 2 Mr. Dowses'. Wary Ann, 3 yrs (100 L), 7st 13Ib Mr. Barrett'. Daffodil, 3 yrs (20c1.), Set 41b (Boehm 4 The following also ran :—Amshis, Ls Fripon, Fromm, and Bhelab. _ Betting : 7 to 4 aget Sugarcane, 4 to 1 apt Plausible, 5 to 1 east Daffodil. Plausible made all the running, and won by two lengths; same distance between the second and third ; half a length between third and fourth ; Ferrara, Shelia, and Anishee finished in the order noised. Le Fripon turned round at starting, got badly off, and was stopped. The winner was bought in for 175 guineas. TYR CLARET STALES of 5 sots. each, with 50 added. Extra weight for certain winners. T.Y.C. (11 subs.) Mr. Bradley's Anglo.. Paxon, 5 yrs, 114 (Mr. C. Boynton) 1 Mr. Elwes's Rufus, 5 yrs, list 7lb (Owner! 2 Mr. Batt'. Alfred the Great, 6 yrs, 12st 21b...(Mr. G Hobson Duke of Bedford's Alcyone, 2 yrs, lost 121 b (Mr. Bend) 4 Lord Clilden's Itudo.meli, 4 yrs, 12at Sib (including Sib extra ((Apt. Little) 5 Betting: 7 to 4 apt Alcyone, 2 to 1 apt William links, 6to 1 apt any other. Won by two lengths;; four lengths between the second and third. ----.- ----..-. PLATE of 70 tom.; — 3-yr olds, Sit 71b ; four, 9st 71b ; Ave, 9st 121 b ; six sod aged, 10.1. Certain allowances. The winner to be sold for 3001. Allowances if entered to be sold for less. Bristol mile. Mr. Breathe's Joshua by Jericho, 8 yrs (1003.), Bst...(Flatman) 1 Mr. Knowles's The !Nub, 3 yrs (I 001.), ist 71b . (Aahrosll) 2 Mr. C. Formby's Folly o' the Day, 4 yrs (IOW.), Sat Slb (T. Smith) 3 Mr. Barber's Newmarket, 3 yrs (1011.), 7st 7Th ... (J. Forster) 4 The following also ran :—Gleitar, Le Feipon, Namur, and Elthem. _ _ _ _ _ Betting : Even on Joshua, 6 to 1 each against The Rajah and lArripon. A very fine race in was won by a head ; the second beating the third half • length ; sane distance between third anu fourth. Le Fripon was fifth and Guitar sixth. The winner was sold by auction to Mr. Eattison for 200 guineas. Bwrarsreants of 50 toys. each, h ft ; colts, Bst 716 ; fillies, Bst 41b. Certain allowances. T.Y.C. (8 subs.) Duke of Bedford's Tire, by Tsdnior„ Set alb Mr. Sargent's Rip Van Winkle, bat alb (Vlatroan) Mr. Howard's Csledonla, est Ilb (Wells) 8 Betting : 7to 4 on Tyre, 4 to 1 against Rip Van Winkle. Won bye length. Two length' between the second and third. HANDICAP PLATE of 60 son , for 3-yr-olds end upwards. The winner to be sold for 601. Gentlemen rulers. Jockeys 61b extra. New Course. Mr. Moore's Medal, by Pantaloon, 4 yrs, ltat 121 b (including 51b extra) (Kendal+ 1 Mr. Roger.'. Guitar, 3 yrs, lOst llb (including 6lb ext ra) (S. Rogers t 2 Betting : 2to lon Guitar. The race ended in a dead heat. Kendall's " performance" created mush dissatisfaction. Deciding Beat.—Betting : 4 to 1 on Medal, who held the lead throughout, and won by three-quarten of • length. The winner was sold by auction for 76 guineas. ll•avaaaoa.s Pa.AILISI of CO env.. Now f'nu•••• Mr. Itrellre Georgie= bides by Meteor, 3 yrs. Musgrove fot 41b ( 1 Mosel James'. Pantheon, yrs, est 4lb (F) ) 2 Betting: sto 2 on Georgium Sidus. Won by a length and a half. PLATE of 70 son. ; for 3 yr-olds and upwards; the second to receive 10 son. out of the Plate. Gentlemen rides. Bristol mile. Mr. Elwes'a William Hato by Touchstone, 5 ym, 12rt 4lb (Owner) I Mr. C. Formby'. Fully o' the Day, 4 yrs, llat 1314 (Captain Little) Mr. G. Hoheon's Minos, set d, ICA :Ib (Mr. C. Boynton) 3 Mr. Payne's f by Cowl dam by Lanercost, 4 yrs, list 71b (Mr. Goodman) 4 Mr. Pelt's Allred the Great, 6 yrs, I 2st 41b (Mr. G. Hobson) 3 Betting: 6 to 2 agst Minos. 3 to I aget William Ruins, 4 to 1 agst Fol:y o' the Day. Won by three lengths; two lengths between the second and third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. EBOR HANDICAP. 10 to 1 agst Homily (t) ST. LEOER. 5 to 4 egst Oulston (t to 1251.) 6to 1 Lord of the him (t) 12 to 1 Corcebus (off) 26 to 1 Rifleman (t) DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Dramatist (t to 2001.) 20 to 1 Fanoletto (t) 40 to 1 Coup de Main (t) 40 to 1 Supt. Plum (I) 40 to 1 Forbidden Fruit (t) 50 to 1 V4lien (t) Nottn.—The settling of the Brighton amounts will take plate this day at Tattersall's. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. WOLVERHAMPTON STARER. 3 to 1 eget Rotherham (t) 4 to 1 Lurley (I) 6 to 1 Bum (t) 6 to 1 Baueebox (t) EBOR HANDICAP. 9 to 1 eget Homily (t) 11 to 1 Vandal (t) 11 to 1 Little Harry (t) 12 to 1 Geoid Inquisitor 13 to 1 Midsu riser 100 to 7 Hospodar 100 to 7 Dame Judith (t) ST. LEDER. 6 to 4 eget OuWon 6 to 1 Lord of the Isles 12 to 1 Combos (often to t) 100 to 7 Noisy (t) DONCASTER ME] DAY. THE GREAT YORKSHIRE 1 Forfeits to be declared on or (93 tabs.) . HANDICAP. St. Leger Course. before Tuesday, August 21. • Ago tlb Maromtte ....6 lataplaa 6eyt6laa 4 I Neville 4 I fluty Bad 4 1 Kai 2661 3 i ll r d ....... 4 1 ; I Lae at Tram 6 La p r Harry 3 Barer 4 Qatar .. ... ...... rartriese 4 lads David .. 3 Wks WUTIOT ...... 6 Tamiram ...... 5 Faaamego 1na...... Calmar 4 Elarrackl• ....... Saida 4 lidears Eye 5 Kaplan 3 OW& Grand laquirca 4 Planar $ Wild Haatomaa..— 4 Dakar 6 1 &caps . .... ..... Borba — 4 1 it. 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I *ls 240 ISESS., Age Faroe Bianca ...... 3 Elusion 3 aftuieovite 6 Quince Kale 4 MorMner Pole Star ....... „ 3 Flatterer Buokafoot Colston The Cropper 3 Katertelto 3 Itonge 3 ProstidigitAtor. by Sleight of Hand 3 Dalkeith 6 Epaminnodia 1 Crown Pigeon Alas 4 Little David 5 Old Noll 4 The Cave Adollam 3 Flaerow 3 Instructress Early Bird 4 Dame Judith 3 Ellermire Rotherham Herald The Sut!er 3 The Jealous One Hercules Frederick Jack the Giant Mary S Barrel !lassos 4 Coek Pheasant 5 f bi=l:dsm by ._ Th• - Man 4 Boer Sine-qua-non 4 title Tom 5 Pumieestone ...... 4 Orson 4 Shoreham 3 Orinoco 5 Cdlemur Veteran Neoptoleimus fichamil Wild Ilunterean Lord of the Isles rock of the North 3 The Jolly Marine 3 Master Norton * It'Heenan Claret Mum Allen CApucine Nan of Wu 3 TYPne Palmerston Whiteelack St. Clare }Women 4 Cotutenay Simon Pure RyWove 3 Radcliffe Hero 5 Adelaide 4 liospodar kabob Sultan 3 Strood by 89rplioe—Clo. Chance Jenny Wren......, , 4 King of Trump, 6 St. Julian Buena Lord Alfred Lady Tattoo S Claret . IRELAND. DUBLIN, AvorsT 10. The improvement in the weather which commenced yesterday still continues, and more cheering accounts may be expected from the harvest fields. Ihe seventh report on the district and other lunatio asylums in Ireland, just presented to the Lord Lieu tenant, states that there has been a diminution in the number of insane pc alone in Ireland to the ex tent of 1,605 within the last four years, the numbers having been in 1851, 15,098, and in 1855, 13,493. In the poor houses the number of lunatics was 2,393 in 1851, and only 2,000 in 1855. In the gaols there is also a marked decrease of lunacy, the num bers confined in the former year being 500, and in the present year only 156. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 10. Fresh orders were received here to-day respecting the Ripon, directing leer to start at once with 12 detachments of infantry troops, to Malta, vie., 1 officer and 41 men of the Ist Regiment, 1 officer and 41 men of the 3rd, 3 officers and 194 men of the 7th, 1 officer and 31 men of the 19th, 1 officer and 61 men of the 23rd, I officer and 72 men of the 28th, 2 officers and 31 men of the 36th, 2 officers and 92 men of the 44th, 2 officers and 112 men of the 46th, 1 officer and 31 men of the 77th, 3 officers and 16.7 men of the 88th, 1 officer and 70 men of the 90th, which, together with a me dical officer, made 942 persons. There were also shipped on board the Ripon 34 tons of camp equipage. Two thousand washed blankets were placed on board for the use of the troop', giving two blankets for each man. Some of the de tachments came up from the Isle of W:ght, and others came by the South• Western Railway. The Ripon left this evening. Large quantities of blankets, horse and men's hammocks, clews, boreepads, &c., have been put on board the Trent, fot the use of the Royal Artillery troops going out to the East in her on the 14th. 3,000 lbs. of ground coffee have arrived from Portsmouth to be sent out to the East. The Itcv. Mr. Craven will go out in the Trent. The Colombo, transport, will, be ready for sea on the 20th instant. Hundreds of mechanics, artificers, and labourers, are working night and day in the Southampton Docks, preparing war transports for the service of the government. PORTSMOUTH, At 10. The Rosamond, 6, steam sloop, Commander Crof ton, came into harbour and had her guns tsken out, in order to enable her to take on board the carriages and horses for the use of the Queen during her stay in France. She went out to Spithead again today. The Neptune, 120, and St. George, 120, sailing ships and some smaller vessels, are to leave Spithead on Monday for Boulogne, as a oarsl guard of honour on the occuton of her Majesty's arrival there. The Horatio, steam frigate, Captain Cochrane, d at Spithead this morning from Sheerness. She is to be fitted with Nurnyth's monster guts, but it is not likely she will be before Sebastopol fer two or three months to come, as they appear to be very far from ready. The Dasher, 3, arrived yesterday from the Channel la. lands. The Rajah, No. HI, steam transport, which arrived yes terday from the Crimea, sailed today for Southampton. The Progress, Timandra, Blake, and Lord Dalhousie, transports, are put out of the service, not being required. WOOLWICH, Avo. 10. Her Majesty's steam tender Vivid, Master Com mender W. Allen, left Wcolwich this morning for the purpose of attending on the royal squadron, on the Queen's visit to the Emperor and Empress of the French. All the guns, ammunition waggons, sod all the necessary equipments belonging to the four troops of horse artillery of the Turkish contingent having been embarked on board the steam port Adelaide, now lying at Greenhithe, a divi sion of the non-commissioned officers, and recruits, and horses are to proceed to Greenhithe to-morrow (Saturday), for embarkation on boarci the above-named vessel, and are to be thus composed : 27 staff-sergeants, sergeants, sergeant artificers, 5 trumpeter!, 30 drivers, and 30 horses. The remaining 6 non•oommissioned officen and recruits are to remain for another ship. A large quantity of reserve am munition, pistols, and swords, in noes, belonging to the con tingent cavalry, still remain, and will proceed with the next division, in consequence of the Adelaide being full. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 10.—APPOINTMENT.—Se pud Mester F. kesd ,to the loodhound, 3, peddle wheel steam vessel, (lB.so ) of 150 hors ß e power, at Wironool wich. A CHILD KILLED By LIGHTNING IN ITS M THEWS ARYL —On Sunday afternoon the wife of William Siang, • bricklayer, of Or!acetone, Norfolk, was proceeding to church with her little boy, three and • half years old. along • thou lined with trees, when a storm came on, and she took him up in her arms and went along with as umbrella over her head. Suddenly, when near a tree, the lightning streak her at the feet, and she felt, as she de scribes, as if her feet were suddenly taken off , her strength intantinsously gone, and she was immediately unconscious. She had net WOO the light of the flub, nor beard any sound, although the electric fluid must have passed with a great crash down the tree, which it tore as it passed, proceeding throes along the ground to the poor woman's feet, tasting open her boots and ripping up the whole length of hex stockings, then passing up her body as far as her breast, which as well as her legs are very much burnt ; and making its way out through her dress over against her left breast into the child which was held there, killed it—Cheimsford Chronicle. CIYSTAL DAT.AUGUST 10: 17;;;;; Oa mom 7,6167 ditio — bi esaaoa ticksts. 877.—Ts 1, 6,492.