The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

ELECTION INTIELLIGENCE. YAIIOIII{3III3. The declaration of the poll was made at Maw 1161IMIlt yesterday mornisg, la bond of the Town-hall. The Maros said—l doable the welt of the poll day to he : votes for Mr. Thomas Barley, 7„• Mr. Ed. ward Jame* , 6,80 d; Mr. Jacob Bright„ 5,662; Mr. Alderman Heywood, 4,242.. (Cheers) I therefore declare Mr. Thomas Brim and Mr. Edward James to have bees duly sleeted to repremit this bores& la the east parliament. (Loud clihmes. lfr. Lan, M.P, thanked the electo r for returning him, sod said lts should feel in duty bound to oo.emrato with the hon. and learned gentleman who had bees elected as his colleague in procnotim the interest. of Maashostor and the whole kingdom. He had at pleasure in moviag • vote of thanks to the mayor for her asat and impar tial eosdnet doting the election. (Applause.) Mr. JAMES, M.P., in se m edin g the vote of thanks to the mayor. said he had now the honour of appearing were the electors as one of their rapressortives and of thanking them for the cordial approbation they had expressed of him. This short but arduous drunk had been conducted in a manner to regret credit epos all. The moat perfect good humour had prevailed. sad the most perfect fairness had bean shown by all towards their opponents No hard words or expressions calculated to indict a permanent wound had bees tree. There was only one oxpremoon with which, as • humble individual, he had the slightest reason to dad fault. It ems( from a pony who, though disappointed, might have per him credit for more sincerity than he had dom. It had boon said that, relying upon the strength of the coo. irreales play, he must have gives promises to that party which must lime satisfied them that be wee not sincere is the promises In had previously made. It was not worthy of him to allege that he (Mr. James) was not sisoore. The electors wore the judges, and they must farm their own opisious hereafter. He entreated them to watch his ardor eagerly and attentively. (Applause.) Me. JACOB BMW!, whose appearance was greeted with • few hoots spee drowned in loud cheers, said—Allow me to say elm w ain support of the vote of thanks to the mayor. I came here this morning, not to witness my own success, but the moors of an opponent. At as early past of this contest I said that, though political life bad great excitement, private life had great enjoyment, and that whatever was the decision of the Manchester electors, I should cheerfully accept that docorion. With respect to my opponent., Mr. Janes, I trust he will find it as easy task to represent those who have elected him. (Laughter.) lam afraid he will be expected to give votes at one sad the same time to satidy parties of very opposite opinions in this town. (Laughter.) I only hops that, on a future occasion, for his sake at kart, he will receive better treatment at the hands of time who have soot him to the Home of Commons than his predecessor (Mr. Turner) received. (Cheers, and Oh, ob.") I hove not fought this battle except upon pub lic grounds. I did not come here from any prompt ing" of ambition. I have never, by say act of my life, sought to become a member of the Home of Commons; but I did feel justified in comiag limo on the invitation which I received. I @amok is the mama of friends and opponents, refrain from asying that I am profoundly sorry, for the sake of my political friends, that the contest has terminated as it has • but the prineiples with which I have always been idooflod are independent of sneers or defeat at any particular elec tion. The more aces principles have been adopted the wore ham it bees found to the advantage of this country ; and if the time should ever come when they should receive entire acceptance, I believe it will be triad greatly to the advantage of the whole people. May I say olio word with respect to the mmavaave party of this town? English men are sot afraid of free smell, and I believe they value the character of that man the more, who is able sad wrlliag to etyma his views no matter by whom he is surrounded. I will then congratulate the population of Narrater that the conservative party is this town—that party whose la. a;korisue history has been one long chapter of opposition to ovsepthim which has made this country great—(c6mm and hisses)—l soy I will congratulate the great population of this town CM that party is politically extiagnishad. (Cheers mid hum ) If it take* any po l itical part in • meter in Manchester it is obliged to seed men to the Hones Commas pledged to "Import • liberal goverment. (Cheers and " 011!") I have only one more ward to say, and that i, to thank throe who have supported mo on this occasion. I have received an earnest, 000kr and commentious rapport. I thank those who have ;Ivan me their confidence by their votes, and more especially the chairman and members of my committee, for the strenuous etforts they have made on my behalf. (Loud cheers.) The MAYOR, in acknowledging the vote of thanks, said be felt bound to thank the people of Manchester for the very orderly manner in which the two days' proceeding had been conducted. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. The election was resumed yesterday morning at nine &deck, and from the outset the greatest alacrity pre vailed irrupt the supprtars of each candidate. For the first hour and a half t6r• was DO material gain on either side, the Gladstone party Orin Mr. Hardy • majority of 12; the numbers standing at 10.30 as follow. :—Hiethoote, 772 ; Hardy, 443 ; Gladstone, 431. At 12 o'clock a narks had set in in favour of Mr. Hardy, who was then 29 ahead, Heathcote having polled 938. Hardy 543, and Gladstone 514. The one o'clock returns of Mr. Gladstoce's committee loft him is • minority of 14 only, Heatheote being 967, Hardy 554, sad Gladstone 540. Mr. Hardy 's party did sot put out any returns uetil 1.45, when the exams of Mr. Hardy was increased to 10. The committee of Mr. Gladstone at this period gave Mr. Hardy a smaller majority, but they published no further re turns until the close of the poll. Mr. Hardy's committee, however, made a further anaouncement at • quarter to four o'clock, as follows : Histhoote, 1.331 ; Hardy, 767 ; Glad stone, 735 ; majority for Hardy, 32. The result of the two days' polling was regarded with the greatest possible in terestlliroughoet the university and city, but it was not aatil nearly sa hoar after the clime of the poll that Mr. Gladstone's returns were published, when there api pared for Herber*, 1,514 ,• Hardy, 889 ; Glad. . 864; majority for Hardy over Gladstone, 25. Mr. Hardy friends gave themselves credit for a majority of 36, the number which tallies with the Vios-Cbaricellor's alma statement, viz., Heathcote, 1,561 ; Hardy, 889 ; Gladstone, 853. Amongst the distioguished preragss who sorrorled the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, were the Dra of Lichfield, Sir John T. Coleridge, Prefer°, Max Muller, it.,. S.r Hoary Thompson, Bight 800. Sir Charles Wood, bort., Rev. Dr. .7elf, Kees College, the Bodleian Librarian, Dr. Aland, Mr. F. T. Pilgrims, Professor Wilson, Right Hoe. Stephen Lashing ton, Professor Bernard, Bishop of Brisbane, Dr. Tresses Tete, Sir E. Eire, Professor Dookio, Dean of St. Paul's, and the Principal of BrazeorsOollage. For Mr. Hardy: Sir J. B. East, bert., the Hon. Color' Yards Buller, Su W. B. Riddelthart, Right Hon. T. H. B. Estcourt, Sir Graham Graham Montgomery, hart, Cason Ogilvie, Dr. Lure. U. During the two days Mr. Gladrags has received 180 plumps's. CLOSE OF THE POLLS. BANDON. Bawd (C) Slum (L) Calms (C) Getty 81 1 7 (L) BELFAST. CARLOW. Stoek (L) Rockford (C) DUBLIN UNIVERSITY Clew el the poll yesterday Whited& (0) Lefroy (0) Ball (L) DUYFBiIB BURGH& Evart (L) Biased, (L) BarrY ( 1 4. Rant (0) Stengel, %) Moloney (Ell DUNG*&VAN. ZNNI& YALKIRK DISTRICT Negro (LI Bs (L) KINSALE. Colgan's) (L) Collins (L) KNASISBOROUGH Woodd (C). BoWoo IL) Polkas (0) . LIVERPOOL. Ron& (C) (laws (C) Ewes(L) NEWRY. learns (c) OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Clem et the pen yesterday. Modes* (L) Heather& (D) Bud, (0) PEMBROKE (DISTRICT) Owes (L) lisidirieke(o) PORTARLINGTON Lemma (C) Denser (L) 1818 1723 1081 7740 7423 7066 R 64 1884 889 EILIOO. Amerce. OW 1"c"4001 (0) NORTH NORTH AItPTONEIHIRIL —The nomination aad electioss for North Nortkamptoestdre took place lee tardily, at !Cattails". Mr. T. Tryon roomed Lard Birgit. by • sod Sir Marisa !sham, Bart.. popo•ed Mr. George Wait' Bum. The esceedem Mr. W. Stoptord ead Mr. D. W. Bursa Botho=the retuned tbaska. CRYSTAL PALACH —ORB SELLLITIO DAT.— laioAi . , --- .iin; 174.J.iiimi;4;is O; maw" 3,561 OW by Nom debate, 1,2a3 ; total Aiken, 5,164. THE ' EiP zz, SATURDAY " GN, JULY 15, 1385. ties, and that he shall be perfectly ready to give hie import to every good esearare which may be brought for. ward from ens quarter. There are . now four candidates before the oonstitnency—Sir Thomas Beauchamp (Libend), Oolotal Coke, one et the late wiembers ; Xr. Bard ; and Mr. Howes, the late senneveutive member. Mr. Bead, Sir T. Beauchamp, sad Oolong Oaks addremod • large meeting of the electors on Thursday evening, at North Walsh.= ; Glassed Windham protons.. Colossi Ores was not very ; favourably received, la fact be seems to enjoy little popu larity. No positive dahlia appears to have bees come Ie by the meeting, sad all four candidates will probably be nominated to-day (Saturday) at Norwich. Sir R. Strang is not sow expected to come forward. Bsitattnr.—Mr. Bell, the ooneervative candi date, has protested what the »Inns of Mr. Samuelson, the liberal, on the ground that he is as alien. Mr. Samuel. men observes that this cooduct is most unjustifiable, and adds—" Although born in Hamburg, I am legally a natant born subject of the British crown, and paused of all the rights and privileges, as well as liable to all the obligations, da British subject, in virtue of my deocest from my pa ternal grsndfathss, who wee been in the city of Londe's. My position is entirely different from that of a foreigner who obtaisc ea act or letters of natanliestion. These do sot confer the privilege of becoming a member of her Mr jesty's privy council or of sitting in parliament. In my owe no natunlination wee required, and none could have been granted, insameah as all the right' of • natural bore subject of the mows, without exception, are conferred upon the grandetuldren of British born sub jects by the act 13 Geo. ILL, a. 21, on the isooditioos of their taking the sacrament in • protestant place of worship, and the oath of allegiance is sae of her Majoay's courts of record. I complied with both these worthies' in due form many years ago, and lam therefore possessed of all' the rights and privileges of an Engishmen. I coosider that this somewhat detailed explanation is due to yon. and shall also communicate it to Mr. Bell, so that if he should, notwithstanding, be *co ill-advised as to °cutest my seat, his opposition will not waly be unavailing, but frivolous and vexations. I shall defied that seat if attaard am the dearest privilege which can be conferred upon an English man, end I am, gentlemen, your obedient faithful servant, Sonuarhor." olds ; colts Bat MTh ; 8111asr81 711rr samaltiss sad snow sages About s snag sad • halt (8 sibs) At al So b rties uasstass b7aldrodshor, don, ai Wadi& (G. lora= 1 Lord at. Vinorsat's Asoseorls. tltt 1111 asowdon I DNA Wootmorlondo irobaso. ast IMb pa alb Gookerl oars/ LI. Cakudos aim to SAUK :Bto 4 apt Benham, ! to 1 apt Armada, sad 3to 1 apt Oliarton. Works pada an tla rtundsg. and wan wistlY b 7 a length soda tall, throe lengths raparsted the mond aad third. strma AT . -FRIDAY. GOODWOOD mum. 9to 2 apt Claremont (oft; 2O to 1 sot JOOO (0 11) 10 110 1 -. 01010010Dralis (t) 10 to 1 Ariessrasa (off) 12 So 1 lady ll= SO to 1 Moons (of) 190 to 7 I 16 to Q=DID (t) 114 (2 1100 to I) I GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 2 apt Gladiator toff, t 4 to 1) 9 to lbw ow (c4l) if we can grant this heath it should be doth, as it would sot be right to keep to the 11114•M14111riliDe of the **cognise& its evident isten4om And we ere sow reedy to hew your evidence as to the Mew Aquaria( sea Woes& Mr. Sleigh thee brought forward 'video:* is support of Mr. Ford's app • as she that of Mr. Fouptatu, .f the White Swan, in .thert, flesi4tocet, sad Yr. Janne, of Ja mes's Oath-booms, in libes.lane. All el thee produced testimonials stood by eserly two pathos e d scoployas cioenereed with the Advertiser, Tekgraph, &de feanderrl, Horning Ifereld. sod other wire, wildi elated the ha rdshi p they hammed under by ie th of the howls, sad playing thee t might be i In Mr. Ford's ceas, algae& melt loop, then the others, the license woo refused, re the ground of his hones Wag at a greater distaste thwa the others. A Fromm wee granted to Mr. Penntsis, of the White Swan , sad oleo to Mr. James. The landlord of the Ben Jenson had also made applisation through Mr. Sleigh for • similar Ibises*, but sc he did not Appear the application would not be ether tuned is hie absence. JAM Jiwant, "admit, Compaq tit—didand 101. - say day, at ?does, Sedrortb. Jnekl M. Holing le - epeened — ) . Ounbe, u and Lynn, Noneuz, timber inerebant—Jint St ac m m ., ma p Itoseraeb. leaberdatie c. =isaxi k a im a am g kw; seediama—Jeft p Gm. ft ey sty, morebant—Jnie et Hutches." Owlettety, tom tosisr-July Si T. w • Foltessoup. • Monti W. /2. Conan% neg stmt. Ilsemesi L w. =ord. War% B e v forddebe. inelleldr—lnly st _Doesse, Ppm dresedn.r.d Low, win se elaer— err W. J. Jenkins.. Boneliaret, - a W 1 beked—Avereet I. T. Knowles. Coldenon, atlas, 111 J. Swift, Salient Torteadn = _ 44 l, 1. et Sedoey end A. Muchlifie, /as* doh IL 1 . 8. Ina* (wporats astate a Saithar—J It. J. Dana, Mentbeder, rope :2 4 1 .0 1. 436 lairedeine. &Punka a r zeli Yartddra, cotton Wooer —Await t Cookamoulk Onabesiend. leaer saw —Annie 2. T.12..247. eillioperesamena. Denton. toreicere dear—July sit MOUNRWANIM. Uneelneldne, bs' et—Aiwat D . Hest Mutat Bank Lacedneltud. Inteber.—dyad e. J. Blegiji and B. Dom, Uverpool sad Barbodoes. seerelants. PASTNINAILIPA DIIMOLVID. Ann baglag and Z. C. Bastisy, Doecaster, wins marchaals... T. Adorer. R. Adams, J. Adams, K Hatery,_ Y. Handy, gag I. Price, N lace manufacturess—J. Northrop gag Musgrave, Yorkiddro, stud unumfacturem-11. dali and A. Geedman, BarwMicetrast, Bole., cloth wortorra-11 , L 7 end H. da LAM Lobos, Ptistal Baader& street; and Gitraliar, marohantir—J. Robison and D. W Bandon, Yorkshire, cloth remain:Oren—G. Robtmors god . Robb:nen, Tiptoe, Stafforsisigna irourresters—W. Farriagtoi and W. Howldus. Johnetreet, Old Kent-road, collectore—t Hitches sod J. HarGw, Habdendridge, fustian mansfacremes —B. W. Jas., T. l is, and R. A. Haworth, Harrogate, Yort. shire. se kr as names T. Ellis—J. lama sad J. e Owen. Wrexham. DirebleAs attonieys—J. Kershaw, J. re=R. Halstead, J. Hargreaves, W. Kershaw. W. Mount C. Betelsy, sad B. Mamba; Sunday, Laamshka entice aptanars, ao far as reprdi J. Hargreaves—liarah reg a , both Nodding sad Jams litaddart. Wary Batch, Middlesex, pr o . frof a ladles' school - J. Whittles sad T. Haworth, Hamm lal ancasheis, pal propricaoro—R. Nicholls and T. W. Had. nen; Aldonnantrary. silk manufacturers—J. Knights and A. =irkWinchester, veterinary surpom—lL Hunt sod tr, . Johaelmet, leather andante—T. Merriman egg W. G. Bells, Wellestroet, Jewinetratt, tallore—T. Roberts, 1, Jervis, and D. C. Faulkner, Liverpool, glam bottle sacchaaia.. C.Lanrainadl and T. F. Ribber% liame.bester,oommleslon spelt —1 Walk sad J. C. Smith, K Mionsem—A. UAW and W. W. Cutts, Band . .ne, &Wield ; sad Grethen home. Old Broadetreet, City, hardware asoretranta—W. Mead T. Lees, Heaton Norris, Lancaihiro, hat manufschirms—g. R. Page, and I. Ridgway. King Wilkiamdzset. Mites so far as regards L Ridgway -C. Hallam and J. 3, Rocha, D. Saul, B. B. Yellow, and If, tt a lees, Clay iah r k ar Cn e Terter, colt 11 spinners—C. &skew and Harlin Harkey, liorseley Heath, glanced , hire, grooms— , A. Leona, A. Cooks, and H. L. Wainewriglit, Elebburn Quay. ow Gateshead, Durham, Iron ship builders. so far as regards B. Wainewrlght—ireldne Beveridge sad Company, Bunkmate aad Manchester, so far as regards H. J. 11'0mm SCOTCH SBQIIIIITIL/TIONB. Joao BAYTOWN sad Taoism Ramos, Glasgow, Vows. led 19, at Gls Faculty Ball, alaagew. • DAVID 7111.1., Toport, tarmac, July 18. at Um Tastlae Holsi, Cuper-Fits. AIZIANDIMI CAMERON, Bottipbnle, Banishing, farmer, Jell% at the Casino Arras Hotel, Keith. Dann. Tacerreon, Ashiold and Roth ray, July RI, at the Srs Hotel, Rothesay. NOMINATIONIi FIXSD. MONDAY, WILL. JOLT 17. Imams Wort &nth. Laisostamhin, North. Northam toothily (o). _ _ . 7*. Contbeti;id (W. die.) Ones nII (western disl ike Deoben * babire. Durham, North. Ewe, Booth. Kest, West. iembrokselii re. Suffolk (east). Warwickshire (N. div.) W lob% Isle of. IT, JOLT 18. Liscolnaltire (south dirt. aloe). Northumberland. South Nottiogharooldre( llool 4. Radnor (oonoti). Itutlaadshini. Somonedahirs, Warwickshire (South). Winaltiro, North. Yorkshire, South, Wed' ilo;;;;;111;;;tern divi der)). Cambridgeshire. Chablis, North. Cumberland, East. Durham (southern divi sion). Era; North. Glorrosstershire, East. Hampshire (south). B.milordshire. a, :OLT 19. Marioo•thahire. Norfolk (wee* Northamborloadb). Yorkokiro, &Bs ming. il;rislift•, --- B;aila. I Hit7hhe, North. ordolairs. Leicettorshir• (South). I THURSDAY, JOLT 23. (North). SCOTLAND. J TO-DAY S i lni unstkiwigßces;uro., ls. hir:kirande.oraciart 1101IDLT, JULT c y aiasem.shir:.. Daill i mO Ces . b 71115 DAY• JULT v It k (di s t r i c t). Eris and Maim- / JULY 19. Argyle/Aim . re wzmniSDAY,saibadsadahl. Aberdeen. E. (soanty). Flistaire. Ayrahino. little. TRIDIT, JULT 21. Orkney and Shetland. IREL. MOSDAY. Civin County. Carlow County. Kerry County. Longford County. TIMBOLY, JULY 17. I Londonderry County. Queen's County. Sligo County. Clare County. Down County. Dublin County. Fermanagb County. Waterford Comity. J9LT 18. Galva) County. Kilkenny County. Tipperary Onnaty. Tyrone County. _ _ Anit a C n o s rty. I Midas County. Leitrim Count. Linnet& County. Rises Gamey. THURSDAY Wsisksioal SATURDAY, Antrim r • JULY 19. I Lowth County. Mayo. Monaghan oousty. Wexford County. I Wicklow County. , JULY 23. to Coasq. r, AMY V.. NOMINATIONS AND MEMEtERSRET URNZD. CLADINANNAN AND Bitramis-811111/L Adam (L) returned. Damming:lL NOlTH.—Caveodia (L) and Jackson. (1) returned. Furznanim—Anstnither (L) returned. HADDIXOTOI DIATNICT. —Davie (L) returned Kurcannumaxinn.—Niool and Gladstone nominated. Pon domande& KINIECUDPRIGHTSHIIL—Mackiii ( L ) retu rn ed.. LINUTHOORSIORIL—WLissa (L ) returoe(L Blowration Dl:MUM—Baxter (L) returned. —krskis• (1) aced Blackburn (C) nomi nated. Poll demanded. WIOTOWN DINTRICT. —Young (L) returned. YOUGUAL—llasana and Butt nominated. Poll de 'Dodd. ELECTION RIOTS. CHAROZ OF MURDER anmrito OUT OF TEE CHELTLIEHMI ELECTION.—CIEILTINHAX, FRIDAY gvwgc. —The Cheltenham elections are unfortunately alum re markable for the exhibition of extreme party spirit, sad cm the present occasion it hu been tarried to such a pitch as actually to lead to a charge of murder being preferred against one of the electors. The chargocame under invest& ption today, when Mummer for Gloucestershire, Joseph Lovegrove, req., held an inquest here op the body of Witham Lynes, one of the messengers employed by the committee of Colonel Berkeley, the liberal who died yesterday atomise from the effects of a pistol shot wonted received on the previous night at the band, of Mr. John Thomas Glass, coo of the voters foray. Schreiber, and son of the parish clerk of Cheltenham. The feels of the deplorable use are so brief that it is unsecessary to report in detail the evidence of the Neves or eight wit. names examined, of whose 'Walnuts the following is a summary :—lt appeared that on Wednesday night, after the dose of the poll (which it may be remembered was in favour of Mr. Schreiber, the conservative candidate), when the streets were full of excited people, a baud of musk passed up the High-street, playing the tune of "The bon nets of blue," blue being the coloer adopted by the ore servative party in Cheltenham. Lyon wee standing in the street, and as the bend pared him he shouted " Hurrah for the bonnets of yellow " (the colour of the liberals here). Oa this Glass mad, some remark to Lynes, who re toned by calling out, "Berkeley for ever, " paying he had been wraiths' hard for Oolomel Berkeley. Glass then drew from his pocket a four - barrelled revolver, and, presenting it at Lynes, drew the trigger, and the charge of one of the barrels struck Lyme in the mouth. Lyons im mediately fell on his knees, exclaiming, " Good God, I'm shot. I shall die." The whole affair was the work of a moment. The crowd of course got round Glees, and the pistol was taken from bim. Three of the chain boss were found to be loaded with powder and ball, and the fourth bad evidently just been discharged. Glue appeared very much excited, sod when Lynes exclaimed, " I'm dying." as he did on the way to the dispeo- Nary where he was at once taken, o:ass and— " No, no; not so bad as that, I hope." Oa Lynes being brought to the Cheltenham Dispen sary he fainted away. He had previously spoken of his "poor wife and family," and prayed to God to have mercy on him. Os his wound being examined it win found to be of inch • character as to leave little hope for the poor fallow, who died next morning. Glut declared the affair to be se accident, and that he never intended to shoot the man. The inquest is adjourned. figNDZRIAND. — Duriog the time that the three candidates were Murcia, thanks to the electors and non elutes on the hustings a number of roughs amoopt the dame crowd threw squibs and fireworks Amt. Alter the crowd had dispersed, occasional squibs, rockets, lb., were discharged in the streets. As the evening advanced the conduct) of the mob became more reckless. Numerous I rockets were fired in the streets, some of them falling on the dresses of females. A little before midaight a tar barrel was set on fire in Churehetreet, Monkweermouth, to the imminent danger of property. The tar barrel was after great difficulty extinguished. During the disorderly proceedings on the north side of the water several tar lau rels let reset on fire in High-street, one of which, between 12 and 1 o'clock in the morning, was rolled down Cheesie st/seised another in Bridge-strut. Several parsons were taken into custody, and the crowd then commeaced to pelt the police with atones. One of the burning tar barrels rolled amoopt some boats which were lying in the river , bat it was extinguished without much damage heir% deem:, Several of the rioters were brought up before the magi trates yesterday, and fined 2s, 6d. and costs in Bst.rasr.—At Belfast, the synchronization of the 12th of July with the nomination day gave °cession, as might have been expected, to a row. Th. oranpmen are said to have begun the mischief by packing the Court house, and refutes a hearing to Lord J. Hay and his supporters. Sir Hugh Caine was received with frantic cheering, waving of bludgeons and outage hand kerchiefs, and the Kentish fire. Sir Hugh made a permed attack in his speech 04 Lord J. Hay, and persons who interrupted were beaten and expelled. Lard J. flay rine to speak, but for half an hoer he was hooted and Mood. Meanwhile, bludgeons and orange scarfs were being waved. He declared that he would go to the poll and fight to the last. The military wore is forum the streets of the town, and quietness was at length secured, though not for a lug time, as stone.throwing mob. met soon afterwards and engagements ensued. The polies drove them away, and made some captures, but later in the day 300 moo, armed with bludgeons, dashed out of Smithfield, the Roman catholic quarter, into Brown. street, the protestant quarter, where the peeves wrecked the schoolhouses lest July. They woke all the wisdom, and reemated into Seeithaid. NOMPOLI (Raar).—Yeeterday Mr. C. S. Read, the "independent" candidate for this divisive, issued his address, in the °muse of whisk be choreal :—"I dears your support se a malt-tax repealer, being wash Oat nothing would so much contribute to the prosperity of the farmer, the comfort of the agricultural labourer, and the sobriety and improvement of the wort* classes generally es the repeal of the malt-tax ; sad that the agriculturists have a jest right to &mead such sa extenaios of the sys tem of free trade. And as it is gaterally admitted that other iatereste of fsr tee. important's than *grimalkin, wry mon weight is the Rouse of Ominous, from having men of their own Glass to represent them, I ' Va eal ba your support se a tenant-farmer.* Yr. Read rib that he s polo* free from ell rally CIIIOIOIT. ETON T. HAasoer.—This great match of the year was commenced at about 11 o'clock yesterday, and thlthefed a very large and aristoentio company. The pound was rop sad staked all round, and the outer ring was com pletely blocked up with carriages. The grand stand was will filled with beauty, rank, gad Wilco. Altogether the scene was owe soareely ever witseseed on • cricket ground. There were present about 12,000 spectators, and the weather wag delightfully flee. Harrow won the toss for shalom of inning, and elected to go in first, Mr. Hereby and Mr. Mont- Emmy going to the widagM apinat the bowling of the Hon. G. Lottelton and Mr. &MOODS. As runs wire ob tained Mr. Walter relieved Mr. Barrington of the ball. lie first caught Mr. Montgomery for 21 off Mr. Lytteltoo, and they succeeded in lowering Mr. Boraby's wicket for 27. Both batsmen played well, goofing several threes and twos. The battle' of the lice. J. Amherst wee admirable, he hitting freely all rotted. Mr. Alexander went on bowl ing at the lion. Mr. LytUilton'a end, but that ggesuotlsmaw had been bowling well. and had got rid of Mr.E + akatdaoe for 24—ably plead. Mr. Emits next hoed the Hon. Mr. Amherst, and the Hon. Mr. Lyttelton again took up the bowling at his own end, Mr. Walter taking the ball at his, the more standing at 80. Mr. W. Everts ooniri bided 18, foe which he batted well. Mr. Stow (the captain) then became the companion of Mr. Ambient, who, before he could be disposed of, placed to his amount 85, in which were 16 threes and eight twos. The four succeeding wickets fell for minor acmes, sad the Let to floe Mr. Stow was Mr. Boyne. The score was run up to 248, when Mr. Lyttolton lowered the wicket of Mr. Boyeon.for 17, leering Mr. Slow to carry his bat out with 32, gained by three threes, six twos; and single. The batting generally was good. Mr. Wakeman, as • thgia, with slow bowling, wen auccegaini in obtaining three wickets. The telegraph showed the wickets to fall in the following meaner One for 47, two for 59, three for 124, four for 175, five for 187, six for 204, acres for 204, eight for 206, aim for 210, and tea far 248. On the Eton gide, the batting was eery tame compared to that of Harrow, only two gentlemen ranching double figures—Mr. Micklem with 27, and Mr. Lubbotic with 35. The bowlers were the Hon. J. Amherst, Mr. Ark wright, Mr. Money (slow), Mr. Hartley, and Mr. Ificherd sou. The Eton fielding wee by DO means good. The wicket. fell thus :—One for 0, two for 7, three for 9, four 12, five for 17, ex and seven for 74, eight for 79, eine for fa, tea for 86. Time, 6 o'clock. Being 162 in a minority, they fol • lowed their innings, and when "tinge* wag °ailed Mr. T. Phipps and Mr. A. F. Walter were left well is, the follow ing hems the state of the score:—Harrow, first inni ng, 248. Eton, first innings, 86 ; second innings 60. Umpire., Dean and Horn. The match was resumed at 11 o'clock this morning, and should it be concluded early, a match between Eleven Gentlemen of the Maryleboas Club and Flares of the Schools will follow. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF PROBATZ AND DIVOROZ. JULY 14. (Wore the Judge Osamu.) DONT o. DINT. The Quiev'm Advocate and Mr. Pritchard for the yeti timer : Mr. G. Browne for the respondent The petitioner was the wife of a lieutenant in the royal navy. The marriage was in 1850, at which time the re spondeot was about 40 and the petitioner about 20 years of age. She was the daughter of • surgeon named Webb, who was Dow practising in Australia. Very soon after the wedding her husband began to treat her with great violence. la his he would throw at her the first Wag that moo to r i° lle a nd ; and be hada habit of seizing herby the throat end ark* her till she was almost struisled, a practice which he rid wee quite legal, for he bad nude • careful study of the law of divorce. There was a further allegation of cruelty which was also relied upon as proof of adultery. The jury found on both isaues for the petitioner, and also that there had been condonation cad subsequent re vivaL Mr. Browne drew attention to the words of the 30th sets ttoo, namely, " In eau the court, on the evidence in rela tion to any such petition, shall not be satisfied that the alleged adultery has boon committed, or shell find that the petitioner has been acosesory to or conniving at the adultery of the other party to the mar riage, or has condoned the adultery complained of, or that the petition is presented or prosecuted to cellulose with either of the respondents, thes e and in any of the said casco, tbe court shall dismiss the said petition." On this section the learned seethe:lan conteeded, that after the condonation of the misconduct alleged la the petition, the court had no jurisdiction except to dimities the suit, any revival notwitbstandieg. The Queen's Advocate said it wee settled law that condo notion meant conditional forgiveness—forgiveireas, that was, conditional upon the non-repetition of the misconduct com plained of. If, therefore, the 30th section had never received a judicial interpretation, its signification would plainly be, that where a married person, who had been for given one offence, committed another, the coadonatioe vanished, and became as if ft bad never existed. The doctrine of reviver hod, however, been acted upon by the court in numerous instances. Sir J. Wilde observed that the turnient of Mr. Browne, despite its ingenuity, would lot avail. Condonation was a strictly technical term; and it bad been rightly defined by the Queen's Advocate. What the learned counsel was um tending far was that when a wife had screed to a conditional forpiveness, she should be booed by it, although tbe con dition bad been broken. That would not be reasonable or consistent with common sense. He would, therefore, make • decree nisi. The Queen's Advocate said he wee afraid he bad been accupyini the time of the court very unprofitably, for he was now instructed to sat for • judicial separation only. Sir J. Wilde wee always better visaged to proem:see • judicial separation than to diasolu a marttact.oad he would therefore mike an order as prayed. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARWICK, Jul' 14. CROWN COURT.—{Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) Morris Leon, a wholesale clothier, of Birmingham, came up for judgment for the offence of which he woe convicted at the last maims, namely, of removing 1001. worth of cloth, with intent to defraud numerous creditors at Man chester, Leeds, Nottingham, and other piano, alto with attempting to eletraud his creditors of 300 pcede of cloth. Mr. Field, WE Kensed7, and Mr. A. Willa, instructed by the bankruptcy authorities at Birmingham, appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Serjeaut O'Brien, Mr. Mauls, and Mr. Bustard, for the defence. The same prisoner was first charged in conjunction with Louis Rosenberg, another clothier, of Birmingham, with conspiracy to defraud the creditors of Levi, removing 2001. worth of cloth, concealing, an d anisette:ly cbeating_James Murray, of Manchester, and other creditors, of 1,000 yerde of cloth, and also within three months of Levi's bankruptcy. knowing he was at the time unable to most his more meets, encumbering sod charging the estate with 600 yards of cloth with intent to defraud the crelitora in Pada, Lea don, and the North of England. A verdict of Guilty wee returned. mimes beiesdeterred. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Mr. Sleigh roads as application at the Court of Petty Se ssions, before Mr. Alderman Stone sad Mr. Alderman Water lo orn the part of Mr. Ford, the liodlord of the Rodso public bows, in Farruagdon-street, requesting that the court would grant a license under the new act, entitled "An Act to amend the Act of the 27th and 28th Victoria, chapter 64. commonly called the Public-house Closing Act , 1864 ." Mr. Siergb mid-1n applying to this mart on the part of Mr. Feed, I may at the same time state that there are other gentlemen who are interested in this matter, and the decision on certain points Is Mr. Ford's cue will ineuenes them, so they are also applicants for lioness under the new art . The sot was passed in 1864 with a view to limit the hours that houses of entertainment should remain open, in conssquesos of a certain alias of bonne being then in existence which it was seomsiry, for the sake of public morals, to have closed at certain holm. It wee afterwards found that when the sot entitled "The Public-bowie Closing Ace was put in force it inflicted a serious &must of inOODVSIIIIIIIO6 end hardship on several large classes whose business compiled them to be out during the sight, and who were thus debarred from obtsiciag the necessity refreshments which they required at • time whips they were most in seed Mr. T. Parr's Qels. est Betting: 6 to 1 o• Siberia i of which had been marls to parliament, en act WOO pined A Sums° Rum of 5 soy a each, with 40 added , for 2- lin Juse, entitled "An Act to mead the Act of the 27th and 28th Victoria, chapter 64, commortly called the Pablia year-olds, Tat fhb; three, 9st 31b; four and upwards, 10st llb; b ows Cl os i ng Act." we. im a ged to t alky. the with selling allawsnose. Three-quarters of a mil*. which bad become so intolerable to a large aid Mr. W. Bassatt's Sisyphus, by leandassio -Grey Mt totes dam , S yrs, vat 101 b o f i rm b..) r=t Mar of the industrial eoutrousity, bat thistly lard ltrater's Jui. 3 yrs, 7st 71b (30k) (Laucco) 2 the sompositors end those engaged on the press, aid also lard et. Vincent's Halite!, 2 yrs. lffb (a. Bopp) than attending the pubris market. and the second see- The Colaanialts filly aad Spats also rm. dos clearly showed that power was given W this court to 3 01610 6: 6 toB en &Mhos, 4sol VW Ballot , end 6to do sway with the grimace comolaised of. 1 oast Tba Medal* filly. I Alderman Stone-1 think the act of parliament was Tad Kamm HUM of 50 mom such, It 11, ter 3-71‘. Weeded bo do • public benefit, MCI we are of elision that Batting :11 to co Auditor, 3to 1 apt Privateer, 6 1 apt the Iris gelding, aad 12 to 1 any other. THZ CLITDIA Cop (Handioap), value 200 soya, by sub scription of 10 Bon mon, with 100 added ; for Syr-olds and upward,; wins= extra. Three-quarto:a of a mile. (37 =b..) Lord Anglesey's Wean, by Chevalier d'lndustria— ice 6 yr. est 131 b (Carroll 1 Lord Stamford's Desiree, $ yra, est (F. Martin I Lord Falmouth's Celerriena, 3 est 101 b.. (.1 Orloshaw 3 The following also ran: net, Armadillo, Cry' beta, lody Bohan, Audits, Volans., Grappler, Indented, and Bella. Basting: I to 1 apt Belts, 6to 1 apt Crytheis and Maui. 7 to 1 apt Oadean, 10 to 1 each gat Voluptas and &decried, 19 to 1 with apt Drab& and CoUrrizna, 100 to 6 apt Doertook and 20 to 1 apt Annadtho. Ins BLITZ VI OTBORPI BILICIIIAL BMUS of 10 son. mob, with 80 added, for Syr-olds; oohs, Bat 101 b; flat 71b; maiden allowances. One mil* and a quarter. (37 tem) Lord et. Vincent's Armloads, by Ambrose—Pocallon est .lb (J. Sawed:el 1 Duke of Beaufort's (fibula, est 12Ib (includ ( ing alb extra G. Fordham) I (G. Hall) SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. RUNOERFORD RACES.—FRIDAY. A mod agreeable charge in the weather iadocal • large company (compared with Thursday) to assemble on the cremes, the ring befog also better attended. The nein was appointed to commence at 1.30 with the liungeeford Stakes, for which 13.1isbary was made a hot favourite, 6 to 4 being freely betted on him ; bat Alberts woo amity by s length, the bookmaker, thus oommeneiog busies.' very satisfactorily. The backers sun again unfortunate in the Jack O'Newbury Handicap, wherein Rasa* sad Fravebus, the two first favourites, were beaten by Eidoloo. In the Kintbory Stakes an accident ooeured, which fortunately was riot attended with any very serious resod* excepting that Mr. Breyley's May Queen broke her leg and was de stroyed. Murray was much shaken, bat H. Hovey was sot Writ sad rode is the follow* race. The baniamo arrange nests of the misting were efficiently carried out. The el bowing are fall details of the day's sport. Tan H0222111 , 01t0 Arai= d 5 soya. each, with 40 added. for 2-yr-olds ; penalties and allowaams. Tbree-queztars of • mile. Harveybs Mr.k Alberta, by King Tota—blacest, Bst 10Ib (Payne) 1 Mr. Hears Salisbury. Sit tilb (lne. Slbutra) .. (Willey) 2 Captain lisicbetor's I by {lemma di Verny—Cebialblee, Set rib . (Willitron) 3 • Acid:wilt° Betting : 6 to 4 oa Boliabory, 5 to don 2 apt Allowts, 1.0 to 1 • bat two." —...— Tic JACC-ONZWEURT HaNDTCaP of 3 son. eacb, lAA 25 added, for all spa ; the wiener to be sold for 150 Boos. Three-quarters of a mile. (12 subs.) Mr. B. load's Melon. by Plying Datebmaa—Blaelveyed Swam aged, het sib (Jaa. Z 4 Ightial Mr. Harries The Roarer, 3 in, Set (Clement I Mr. J. Thema. Teddy, aged, got 10Ib 'Gray 3 The following also ran :—Fravellna. Rosette, and Bet/lag : 3 to 1 slob sot Yamaha' sad Boasts, 4 to 1 apt Eldolon, 8 to L: c t The Roarer, 3 to 1 apt Teddy, sad 10 to 1 eget Me - -- Tan Bruin Pun (Handley) of 3 soy.. each, with 25 added; for all arms • ' winners extra. Half a mile. Mr. L Pagel ■ Tsunami, by Voltlgear—Triekstrem. S Tn, Tst 101 b (Murray) 1 Mr. J. butter's Page, yrs, est Mb (ear tat 121 b) (II Cony) S Mr. Sutton's Jos *Mg. yrs, LP 41b (Thomas) The following also ran :—Concordia, Mrs. Somerville. Mongrel. Tomfoolery, Tilt, Jassy. Corporal Trim, and Oregonian. Bettis( : 3to 1 apt Jezebel, 5 to I apt Bessie, 6to 1 apt Tomfoolery, 10 to 1 each apt Trysts sod Concordia, 100 to 8 each apt Tilt and Mrs. Somervills, 100 to 6 apt any other. TER }Lumen &aim of 5 ion, each, with 30 added, for 2-yr.oldi; colts, Net 10lb; fillies, 84 71b; the winner to be sold for 100 eon.; selling allowance& Five furlongs. Ceptaln Maeltsll's Luabluy, by Mon Minister—Bed Rose (SW.), Mt Sib (A. Edwards) 1 Mr. Irloyd's Domino (605.1. Pt Mb (Villksason) 2 Dlr. Igertou's Finale (601), OM Sib (car. Eat 41b) (J.Adams 3 The billowing.° ran :—Behottleche, Capricious. May Queen, and Toachwood. Batting: 2 to 1 apt Domino, 3 to 1 apt Touobwood 8117, 4 to 1 apt CollpriCioolll. 5 to 1 apt Kintbury, and 7 to 1 aps Made. --- - " A SLUING arsine al 3 ens. each, with 25 added, for 3-yr-olds nod upwards; the winner to be sold for 50 son. ; selling allonnoss. One mile. Mr. F. Fisher's Triumpher, by Arsenal—lndostry, 4 yrs (2101.). Tat iilb ( It. Co:) 1 Mr. Jones's Priv/Mina, 3 yrs (101.), Est ilb. ..(11 Tamen) it Mr. Z. liraylay's Lady Rano, 3yrs, 001.4 (ILCorty) 3 Little Pickles also rasa. Betting : 5 as 4 apt Lady Rollo, 5 to 2 math apt Triumpher and Fravoliaa. Tag JOHN O'Gara'? &Taxis of 10 son. each, 5 ft, sad 1 oaly if declared, with 40 added ; miasma extra. On. mile sod • half. 127 subs, 19 of whom pay 1 en. forfeit.) Captain Macheirs Lucky Star, by Mountain ,rear -Dawn of Day, 4 yrs, 9st alb (lat. 71b extral (Mbrarda) 1 Mr. La Men's Saaqubas, 3 yrs, 6.1 Sib (Madan) I Mr. T. Steran's Mort, a ym, tist Mb (H. Clark) 3 Betting : 6 to 4 os Imoky Bin, 5 to 2 sgst Bargains, 6 to 1 apt Effort STAMFORD RACES.-FRIDAY. The weather underwent an agreeable change daring the night, and yesterday mousing broke fine, though @amoeba& cloudy. The son, however, shone forth, and the town had early a gay appearance, it being market day, added to the arrival of shoals of holiday folks whose annual festival had no charms amid the damper on Thursday. The sale of Lord Exeter's yearlioge at Wotborpe, during the morning was attended by the Elite of the racing patrons as wall as a large general company, and, copse quietly, racing was not arranged to contemns till 2 o'clock, bat though a somewhat late boor, the seven races were got through shortly before half•past five o'clock. The manager of the Great Northern Railway Company, having considerately put oo a special train at half-past siz o'clock, enabled the visitors from the metre. polls to reach town soon after half-past nine o'clock. The sport, of which a detailed account appears below, was re markable for the signal overthrow of all the favourites with the ezoeptios of Sisyphus. Backer generally will have reason to recollect the sewed day of the Stamford seating. The following are details of the second day's running : Tan SIREN= WOIIIOIIPI BomNI.&L STAILIS of 10 soya. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds; colts, Set 10; b ; fillies and geldings, Set 7lbs ; untried horses allowed 3lke. (2$ subs.) Lord St. Vizeont's Ream, by Artillory—Blacktoot, Bet 10Ib (Fordlism) I (Morris) 2 Lord Stamford's Cldbisa, Sit 10111 Amason also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 on (Albino, end 7 to 4 opt Ream. Tex SCURRY HANDICAP of 10 son sash, h ft, for in ego T.Y.O. Mr. York's Troublesome, by Bobble Noble—Testy, I yrs. rat 71b (Custanos) 1 W 0. Bennett's Sisyphus, 3 yrs, 4115 alb ( carrie d eat 111 b) (Z. °daubs* 2 Lord Ezeter's Arable, a yrs, sat 71b let 81b) ;Butters) 8 _ . _ Retainer and Nu Mao ran. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Sisyphus, 7 to 2 apt Troublawase sod 5 to 1 each &phut Nu and Arabia. Tux STAMFORD Our, vales 100 news, by atilleaription of 10 sows each ; for 3-yr-olds sad upwards ; weight for age; pushier sod aliewssere. Three miles. (23 subs.) Mr. H. Sashes Privateer, by Birdrunalser—Queen Lily, 4 Ilat 71b (Gna w 1 Mr. yrs. W. l'Anson's g, by Voltigsur - Iris, 4 yre Tst 121 b (Gallons) 2 Mr. T. Pares Moose. 5 yrs, 9st (W. Boyce) iitantou sad Auditor also ran _ . FROM LAST maims GAZETTE. [NAMES or 1102.301T011 AND MITI= ralrricorAßa TO DS ONTADDID AT EN 071101 OF EDI CHIMP NIMUMISE 0001! or BANKIVITOT, BASIBGRALL-Brarzr.] BANKRUPTS. Jame Botta:soros, Bighatreet, Peetleadeown, stationer, to surrender July 28, at 1. Jowls Lurrsionlff, Barnsbury-road, Langton, cattle importer. July 26, at 1. Maar ANN EMMEN, Walthentstow. wlttow, July 21, at It WILUAM MOM% ArDiar-oews, Celsdaduieced, blacksmith, July 16, at It REMY Watinlg, St Benett-plast Gracecharchatreet, and Maisel Dittos. cOmmissloa mentality% atl. WILLIAM tTlmaseplase, Esionequare, doctor of medicine, July 111, at 1. lionglew lidwara'sryWas, Was" wholeselle milliner, July 16, at I. lolig Loeser Coons, Middle-street Palawan, journeyman painter, July 26, at I. 1011 Northetreet, St George' oin-the.last, builder, July 221. At I. Omura ALAMOS BAVAISOI7, Conduit-street, wholesale steamer, July 116, at 12. Mourn Baines. ffvelywelreet, Deptford, late foreman to a railway contractor, July 16, at Ir. EtWalin Jowl BMWS, Amellagensos, Battersea, draw, July la, at 12. JAKE" BOSS, Georges-read, Holloway, carman, Ju1y,29., at 11. Joss THogreoll, Aldershot, grocer, Anglia aat 11 JERE WILLIAM SEA, St. Geotge'oplace, Brixton-road, painter, July 7, at t Mass Soninsg, Creekatrest, Sufism, amisiswit to • gra:4W, 1 July til, at It asnever-ulsos, Peckham. timber. Jai 29, at it IMAM Draw Caraherhad-tarracc. Pararts - Park amour arrant, July 22, at 1. JO= WILIaaIIBI PoND, Camberwell-mt. lale lermer.J• l 7 2B 4 l . Jan nis@ Wall= BE JOCIIDIMIN 'MCRAE= HWY 11Aacaart, Oatbeetarooart. City, *ors July *tett Tffoilsk Leman. Malvern-road, Diatom, traveller, July 211, at 1. PURSE lAJICrLD. see., riming, beer seller, July ilk at 2. Joan Gamper, Loadomplaos, Hackney, commercial clerk, lily 26. al t raltraligte YOLL, Croydon. saddler, July 211, at 2. 010101 Algiloslia DS Lamar= Bleat, Bury-street, fit Jaime's, late et the Bengal Polio, August a at l. BUJ kale Witte, Carlton-terrace, EDburn, professor of music, August 2, at It Mime Jcuus FRDLBR, Watlingetreet, and Lowgroms, wins merchant, July 27. at 1. NEE Cotasouar,_ Wolverhampton, tailor, July 16. at 12. Taoism; Warfel. Tsetworth, builder, Jul, M. at It Grow: lIIINGWOSTR Maindee, Monmouthshire, accountant. July 26, at 11. EDENS WILLIAM BELLY, Westbury, Wiltshire, licensed Vic tualler, July ts, at 11. NicifoLAS PlOOBll, Plymouth. farmer, July 26, at 121. Josef num Selby. Yorkshire, tailor, July 11, at 11 AIME WALBABIL and JOllll NJUGHT, Bradlerd. worsted 11Ple nen, July 24, et 11. Jowl Davison, Liverpool, Weber, July 26, at 11. Thomas Mow. Widnes, LanesahLre publican, July 26, at 11. W 12.1.1•11 POOLS, Winsferd, Cheshir e . and Hulme, lenciahlre, Insursoce agent, July 26. at 12. WILLIAM BEAMAN, Liverpool, Italian warekimanesn, July 2S, at 11. THONAJ 1101111102, Radcliffe-bridge, lancsatire, bricklayer, Jell Sit at 11. JOlll Nsn.L, Ards/Lk. Lancashire. builder, July 26, at IL WEE DAWSON, Man c hester cabinet maker, July 61, at IL JOHN W 210122. Manchester, boiler feller. July 27, at 11. /AYES FALICWOGII, Oateehead, boot maker, July 26, at It Joan BOOTH. M4.diction, Lancashire, dealer In fanners' pre duce, July 27, at 11 Janes Wnson, Cleckheston, Yorksh. lineudraper. Aug /. et 91. JOeui ARAD, Dorchester, Jou rn eymen butcher, July 26, at 1.1. James Brown, Canterbury, butcher, July se, at 10. Cilskine PRAT!, /minty, WI ti, plumbr July 25, at 11. Midday HARvar FOLIAR, listneld Peyote!. Baez, draw, July 17, at 10. LIEN JitrraNT, Felton, Northumberland, slater, August 7, at 11. AWN T 211.112, Lepton, Derbyshire. labourer, July 29. at 1. ANDlffir 110152, Farnworth,Lencash.,brassfonoder,JulyaftatlO. Sekaurroe roariraa, Hartlepool, shipbroker. July 24, at D. lititAntim. Swint Yeadon, Yorksh., cloth maker, July 26, at IL BOW MID Broils, Woodharet, Runts, shoemaker. Juts 29, at 4. WILLIAM Hamar 8100111, Liverpool, auctioneer, Jab Ts. al Dmnite Beans, Live* 01, labourer, July 27, at S. JOHN Baca, Liverpook cart owner, July 26, at 1. 114111112 111.1252iril HAM, Longbow, Gloucestershire, late grocer, July re, at 12. Mona Whim, Wombwell, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. July 29, Mit SHONAII Dzwricast, Cotuidge, Staffordshire, giugerbeer maker, July tr., at 11. WILLIAM Forma Dines. Olamorgemh., collier, July 26. at 11. 610801 Owls, Minlngsby Fen Allotment, Linoolaahlre, painter, July 21, at JOBB Hannon. Oldawinford, Staffordshire, late railway elect, July is. at 10. DAkumasosuaLlangulcke, Glamorganah.,lstc farmer,July2s.at —..... , seignibead, Devonshire, painter. Alin= Mariain, Cocentieme-„_ July 29, at 11. LOT IXAMINATIONS. August lb. J. Sibun, New Brompton. Kent, licensed victualler -August 16. P. A. Hope, Doddingion, Kant, tailor -Amon 16. C. Dodd, Oxford, builder-Oct. 6 T. Armistead, Norwood, ship ping ‘ merchant-Aneast It B. C. Duke, Bare yard, Bucklers bury, iron merchant - August It T. II ensman, Woodbine-cot tages, Brookstmet Upper Chinon, late merchant's clerk-Au gust 16. H. B. Bonk, Richmond-road, Bayswater, commission agent-August IS F. Berle, Stratford, Rases, late slate quarry master-August 19. W. 1. Wells, Rock-terrace, Peckham, gene ral dealer-Auguet 11. G. Wilke, Cldcheeter-Pine, cab proprietor-August 12. J. C. Bing and J. Wainman,•Jaines street, Kennington-perk. builders-August It D. O'Flynn, Croy don, carman-Augun 12. V. Brooks, Penge, Homey, and Bross !Went, bulkier-August 12. R. Gala Devonshlre-road, Orem road, Kent, baker-August .6. J. J. Maker and C. J. Maker, Cottage.row, Bermondsey, ironfounders-Aumuit le. G. J. Palmer, Boutbtown, Baffolk, commission agent-August 16. A. Fresco, 011bertdred, Oxfordetreet, deutist-August 16. Sten Maria Piddelle, Crawford.street, Bryanotonemnare, and Lupuestreet, Pimlico, ladies' outfitter-August 16. 8. T. Jones, Princeeetreet, Barbican and Cupid-court, Golder-lane, packing caw maker- Aeon 10. L Kvaas, Croydon, appraiser-August 14. J. Chester ton, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. printer-Angad 7. O. Hamilton, Wilmer, Hort, bootmsker-Aoguat 7. J. Hodson, Rochester, pro August 7. L T. Edeington, o Store)-street, Cale donian-roaiL and New Market.terrace, York Hines-cross, corn dealer-August 10. N. /Shield, Victoria-street, setminder, railway contractor-August 10. J. Lightfoot Breniford, glass catty-Augmt 10. D. H. Allen, Keppeletreet, Chelsea, hood decorator-August 7. C. Beckwith, Henstridge-plece, St. John's wood, and Great Portlanddreet, Oxfordatrest, tabsocoalst- August 10. J. Joyce, High-street, 84. John's wood, late grocer- August 10. B. P. M. Chase. University-street, Gower-street. bate =escheat-August 10. J. K. Hardy, Langdale-road. Peckham, traveller to a pickle manntacterer-August 7. J. A. 141111011. Ewell, Surrey, saddler-August 7. J. Woodrols, jun. Bwell, bootinaker -August. 7. J. Hook, Hegel limpness& leiriterg shire, brieldayer-August 7. C. Blotto; Ooveratry-street Hay market, licensed victualler- August 7. H. sambas, Jun., Lyng ford, Relit, butcher-Anon 19. X. Dawes, Abbey-road, Si John's-wood, surgeon, and Belgrave.roed, St. John's-wood, schoolmaster -August 10. A. Smith, Calvert-road, Battersea. park, beer retailer-August 10. J. Mat, Goodnesn's.yard, MiDO - licensed victualler-August 10. J. C. Webb, Portlandutmet Soho. pipe maker -August 10. .1. B. Hughes, Croydon. late corn merchant-August 7 J. Michaelis, Tower Royal, City. Importer of foreign goods- Sept. 4. T. Manning, Clodock, Herefore, farm a-Sept. 4. W. Whitehead, Dudley. Staffordshire, tailor- Sept. 4. H. J. Morgan. Eihrewsbn y. groom-Sept. 5. R. Hansard, men.. Thorpe.on-the-Hill, Lincolnshire, oordwaluer-Kept. 6. J. Crusher. Nottingham, grocer-Sept 6 H. Redfern. Netilogham. plumber-August le. J. Wtllmett, Padstow, Cornwall, ship builder-August 14. H. H. Pidgeon, Great Torrington, Devon shire, general merchant -A L Reed, Scarborough, white smith -August S. J. Phillip, Skiptan. Yorkshire, tailor -Annut S. L Cannes, Idle, Yorlahlre. draper-August 2. It Radcliffe, Bradford. Yorkshire, wooletaplr.-August S G. Blackburn and J. Blackburn, °mental, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers- August 4. W. bbhop, She Meld. coal d c t 4. C. Okadish, South Renard, Nintlngiumishire. corn miller-August 4. T. Leeke, Maltby. Yorkshire, farrear-Augast 4. W. R. ffiddellE. Sheffield, envoi plate manufactewer-August 7. J. Hunter, Burscougb, Lancashire. boat builder-August 10. T. Oak. des, Manchester, enoautio die dealer-Aaguet 7. IL !Addle, Manchester, commission agent-August 14. A. Maud. Mon mouth spinster- Aaiun 4. Z. Griffiths, I=3 E, 1 . / 4. lamergan. shire, contractor-August l& 1.. Jeffrey„ Table," cloth numufacturor-Auged 9. W Welt, Bmt Netelbg. lismshire, demonic-August 14. G. , ew, Dreales. Senior& shire, grocer-Auenst 14. J. Walker, Indeck, Lefembeddre, brewery agent-Awest & W. W. Madam% Kingnereapter Bull, cordwalner-August 4. G. F. lambert, Btea-wdt- Hull. merchant's clerk-An 2. C. H. Organ, Kent, licensed refreshment house eipet , --Anesst aG. Jacia,Cbsthea. Kent, pit sawyer In the Dockyard-August ll A. Trask Mans- Bold, ft ottudiumslanapainter-July ft O. Hanson, Rotherham. Yorkshire, pablican.-July 28. C. French. Retberham, Y tallor-August L A. Cowen, Birmingham, retail brcwert e = 1. P. G. Price. Birmingham. braadounder-August 1. W. B. Rana, Birmingham. accountant clerk-gad. 21. 0. L.= Inv. ashulse, leacentire, telt maker -Bs , 11. J. 0o Manchester, emery paper inanufectsrer -bpi. 11. T. Peke. Manchester, commissioa agent-August lA. Mem chaster, beer retailer-August 10. J. X Galt Manchestr, refreshment-room keeper-August IC P. idea, illabababar. Bala servant-August 6. J. Medley. Halifax, Yorkshire, done barer- July 26. R. Bullock, Newport, Monmouthshire, flehmanger- August M. R. Edge, Tipton, Staffordshire, pock butcher-Augmt U. H. Stevens, Name" Cornwall, coal merchant. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. July 12. REM BRAY. Yorkddre. grocer. DICLARATKINII OF DIVIDE,ND,. Mbar loins Caren'. Farnham, Surrey, linendrsper-add dead o f =7 .s. uly 12, end subsequent Wednesday, at Parkins's, dawns& Down= (sepante estate). New lan-yard. Old Dam, proviska merchant-tad Method of le. led.. July 111, sad sequect Wadisaday. at Parkyna's. Ilesbeffiedletreet. Irualax smog Mum audbamllialak moon - lat dividend of b. B. d. July 1X sad mubsequoa Wedesaday, at Parkas's, Alashadrost. InadJAsa, Lidestreet, Iffieselerequese, hoetsaker laS 92 an Otel., July 11, end inbeseisent Moderate?. at Pa hypes. Nalaabon•arama Plow Warsawoari DO MT, Blackburn, Innkeeper -let divi dend of lls. 74. July 26, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mar- Maschester. Blida= Coormajad Bolded Ratnwrit, Panes& Innoeshire, oodoe imendialbere-lit dividend of ha Id, July 16, mid say sabseqsant Tuesday, at Male's. Maashenter. ltaumum COWS , depends Metal, Pasibies.lanewbbo, eekka seannisatarer- lei dividend of la.. Jodi and any saliser quest Tuesday, at Sorgae's. Meadasster. mILLJAa Tsseugm, Rochdale, draper-lot Addend of 19d.„ July M. WA any subsequent Tuesday at lffiargeara, Simakedsr wgggs A y Ban osperste causal. Bow, laseeddes, inemseger -Ist addend al la. id-, July S, and any ishosmaset lasedsk at Morgan% iLitacheder. MARKET& 131:10AUL —Blum., JULY I4.—The demand eonlianit steady, sod a fair badmen has Imo doss at fall Ora Earn is is active demand. TALLOW.-Ficosw Emma -The tallow ennist quiet today, with quotstioss doingfollows:AA 41a. 6d. ; old, 411. ; oAoher to Deossibse, 421. 64. Darr bow, 435. ; Jimmy to Ku* 435. 3d. to 43 5. 3 d. ; 435. 6d. to 43a 9d. ; town tallow, 41s. 3d. net sea. Doi very to last erudite, 832 auks ; arrivals, 419. At the polls Woo of 825 casks offered 369 sold. Australis& thaw 41s. 6d. to 42a. . best. 395. 3d. to 375. Cod. South Amens, 41s. to 41s. 6d. Oeitriesut oil quistsad rather easier; Oa*, 445. ; Opylee, 425. ; Sydney, 395. to 41s. middlin glir Palm ail quiet, 375. to 36. . 6d. goo Lagos. Pan sot 30s. to 31s. COTTON.—Livearoor., Jour 14.—The advance in Gotha wined on Friday morning, mined by the receipt of the vices per Boons, has followedby a very quiet market manta , day, and subeequently threagboat the week limited, and th sienna e atteatimel all parties bas been eo much cecapiedZ ot t i he tin the bagasse has been closed is most instances with • partial decline from week's rates 01 Sea Island the choice has been largely ineremed by need arrivak from New York, bat the demand is good at preview rates. Americo has been in good demand, but clamed Mg gd. below last week. In Brasil s fair mount of bulls has been deem, but, after a rally of about Id. on Friday, price, nosed with last week's quotations barely suppe. Egyptian advanced about Id. per lb. on Friday, bat aligbtly soak day duce until yesterday, when the improved, end prices closed steadily about gd. lest week for fair open, and Id. for line. Smyrna is Arts at ha prices. For Best India the demand has bees limited, sal the supply Wag increased by meat snivels, prime kw gives way about id per lb. in some dmeriptions. In Chita sad Japes the entreat qualities oonmand fall prime, with the better descriptions are rather dearer. Speediness hob takes during the week 7,500 bake, exporters 10,080 bele" and the nude 26,970 bake. We have had a fah dung to-day, and a steady market. The asks are 10,000 bake, el which 4,000 are for export sedg e lies. The follow* ere the °facial quotations : —Orleans, 191 d. ; sit dling Uplands, 194. - - - COTTON GOODS.—li•iscessrrri, Jr:riff 14.—We ham had a decidedly better market foe abipping rues than pre newly this week, sad s fair amount of busieses has has trammeled at fall prices. At the elate of budges. gekm have an upward teadeocy. Home trade yarns bare Imea rather more demand, but this. hes been so change in print elope Tuesday. Now, that the election no longer ekes* so mush attention thin is also decidedly more dittoed,* to business in the cloth market, and several people km tom nag on • tolerably large scale today, chid? In Gs =es of goods suited to India. Altogether a kir smut of business has been dose, at about the lowest pion quill duriog the week. To some extent the improvesaaat is at tributed to rather more activity in the Liverpool cotton market. CORN.—Cll6.unrozn. JUL! 14...-The weather holism pool sad showery durift the past week, and alas ngld dismiss of wheat has bees favourably checked. Sews early gems will be cat mast week. but harvest will eat he general for • fortnight. At to-day's market, with a bit supply sad &email, the rates of last week wan well sey• parted. LINCOLN, JOLT 14.—We have had • moderate emptily cl wheat at our market to-day ; the demand ruled satire at last week's prices. Nothing dolma is spies oars. Whisk red, Os. to 44.. per qr. ; white, 46a. to 413 a. LtremPOOL, Jour 14.—At our market today Inhale limited sittrideacw with very little doing is wheat pre rims prices. Flour dull and uschaeged. Wam hint for rather more money. WAXITIILD, JOLT 14.—A thin attendance. Wheat has slow. Prime without asap from Friday last. Syr* earn unaltered. Amara for the week maim Jail 10 Wheat, 741 qrs. at 435. 7d. Tan MlCatialt OF AN OFFICIO' IN 111L1.ND.—Tbil hawed on the body of Lieutenant Olutterbnek, of the 56 Fusiliers, wee opened at Peasesetows. Ireland, ea Wader day, the boa tma n King end his father beige in the NW* of the police. Widows was given as to the younger lin being last is oomwany of the deceased—to some No. 5 Awl being found in their boat after suspicion bed been aroused — to two reports of Breams being heard at the supposed time of the murder, sad to the isoorriatoems of the stetemsels made by Mac the eon, when called noon to emend for his time on the night of ' the murder. Constable Sheehit deposed to the dedinti of the body of the deceseed. The Itz amp returoed a verdict of " Wilful murder" egaiut the Bing, Da Berry's delicious health restoring Ressleeb Ambles rood ems, without medicine or laoinveolsooe...= =lbali...Cough, Asthma. ConsumPtiva Whin. Omempemen. Nemo; tea, Ilya, sad , and won Mr Shwa its cost la Ohm anasaalli.—Da Bun and 00., No. 77. Landon, wt. In Itne. ID., lo• 9.1. I OIL 2 1 4—Ai alIFI cel " Advaroannosan.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATRS. -...- BMWS. ZWBAWIL—InIy 13, at Barton Villas, Brixton, the wdr d A. L. V. inbank, or a los. KRUM—JuIy It, at Mr !lean,. the wife of I. LEO*. lea )1011 42 .101y 12, at lade" war Gosport, the wheel 010 11 J. B. Mould. loyal Marine Light Infantry, el a eon. MAYNARD.—JuIy Mat obersteindoad, New WaadseneWA S T. W. Maynard of anon. PLUMELDOL —July at Oalrfordutreet, the wile eIW.I. Merida% laq., or a daughter. 111148P.—Jdy 11, at Oaidleld. Ealing, the wile of P. Midis 1144 ol a sts. YARRIAGES. BILLS:ROME —TINTELLEY.—J 13, at Imotantielflor d i Ire& ler ley. .. , dadll• e r r re"licdlerocin, l a p, of T.lRamada n Wanda* Da M Bld g Marla, daughter at 1. Temperley. Tag., of The LOO. DTWi Imes. ELLICIIISIZY— clams. l IL at ea (team% Hu" . square. William. as of . Diskrele), Ifaq , of Devieri Pothook. Leiwatorshirs, Woe Fromm, &MOW al lid late Mr. J. Clam at Jame-sire* SR lamas. _ MORRISON —amts. —July IS, at Christ Chore.., • . _ti_le . j_ter. W. D. Mackaasle, Alexander, son of th eiC T , Mobbot7toove. to Mariano., WO" rittotiObo., Itleibury Ittow-getk. IMAMS. AMMAN. --July 1:„ at Wholly, Sank, Mkt of M. AM E#II4 —oat Ca/MT.—July 12, at Tackelet Ballyardle, to come ad dwitiddi whisk occurred with Ws goo oa the toth Bawd= Charlet, tereal MS of LleatammSoeaceal Odd* CR a rSTILN AirIi NTET Isabella Sew" dadO bt d tea , aged_ arliu g . . MB I ZZIL-- Jill7 11. at itkablidap, Kest, J. tonic aye_ 73. 111AliddLi—Jill V i c, at Woodford, Sarah, relict at ato a. !Model fildd MUMISELL—JaIy Coottooload-lod" airos" l4ll4 earth, daeglider . Rama. Nod 27. WOODWARD.--J all 11, st ism boy, Dr. L T. Waive & LOA, nod q. ?mow mot Tatemied b WMatait Ind Ma" of 111 Lonet. tb. into aleadoe, rrawif• Moe la Lombardatreet, io th e Precinct of Whildea sw SartathaT. Jost 11. , ! No. =of yi Inman widgiutht CITY art (22T And oral IN lh• C es rls E =ANSI Psonisrs ior SOI SO O 30211 Mk-It 7:l97PA__ sad aliwor Lid mWMalWil Mpitmdbms So Ow d MAC grzw ii Illaseds7, OM e abb Inc in THE HAI Of =Li /1404 se* wage fa Mums deem wen I Om= villbe NMI& ON ' 14144 ON MEM boonerit In 21,000 serf] Deposit, on al *CAS The Zbecr mad beaker . ' ==e u terbtered sku Im So bookie 71ks Lea B 41=1"? 31ambor of Ws. 1804 SJ TY Lard Jams ?WY( Yoseko Drul •MA's& O. W. Nasal Co Member of i The Union Ito Union Ito Bank c 7ta Dirndl I. Barber 1 The Nonni Bum Progreasa Us Makin a In lloresdin P itazoi Na... ilb Ye Direct Galisms Msoet IL e dl i 101 CZ▪ Na); a aanna 11111▪ 11gaz that th tipftmat, Ostobte, I am ipstl n. se WITB VII TIONB tor CZ 1 ATTER TU WIDNXBD/ sir 0, Tbrand Ire los Ji PAID UP, Mb bi tEr S 5 Ebb Bind A la mbi HY d 00000 re d• harm. 1001 and la etr. Ma Maadrl ion •• waddi ado /Woe 1111 ' ------- r.L 1 •AM 06. 34 .1. •Ow • • 00 • Na 01. end 0. T. TannL 1011 PIO ' 1 1•1 0 17R tb Basal • and hi MOIL 110101 stked 00 000 sea BIM. 1 a of I PIO* • d AY: 11. ZIP • 4 04r I 1 1 . 0 111, bll l4 _aies mil ellopm tifs. 1,1 Jr 7 4 G