The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-05 00:00:00

.4 4 RAILWAY EXFOILM. fracan the Daily Nam) . I " et ie Ciel Caldera," is a maxim too little regarded in the sister kingdom, and the pro ceedings of the citizens of Dublin at a meeting on Thursday last with reference to Railway Reform manifest a continued want of faith in aelf-reli- anoe. A Commission has been appointed to investigate the working of the Railway System in the United Kingdom, and to suggest such alterations and im provements in its various departments as may tend to the good of the public and the advantage of the property. Owing to the present depressed condi tion of railway enterprise in Ireland, the attention of the Commission has been directed in the first instance to that part of the kingdom. Nothing, therefore, could be more natural or proper than that the leading business men of the chief cities of that country should come forward to convey to the Commission, and through it to the Government, every suggestion, information, and aid in their power which might tend to economise and facilitate the construction and the working of railways. Such ought to have been the object of this meeting, but its key-note was different. Low fares to be brought about by Government aid — this was the theme of Mr. GALT% eloquence. The mode of effecting the object was not revealed, for Government control was to be excluded ; but the orator told his audience that, under an Act passed in the year 1844, by the agency of Sir R. PILL and Mr. GLansroms, the Government would be empowered, on and after the let of January, 1866, to buy op the railways of the United Kingdom : this said, Irish imagination did the rest, and de nounced as an apple of discord the very pertinent inquiry of one gentleman, " Whether the meeting " knew what it was at t" The meeting was clearly in ignorance as to the Act in question, for so far as it affects the purchase of railways it is a delusion, and the least consideration would show that it is almost entirely incapable of being worked. It is difficult, therefore, to assent to the resolution that this Act "presents " one method of carrying out the above objects," namely, the reduction of railway charges and unity of action. The Act only authorises the purchase of a line, or of an addition to • line (more than five miler in length), after the expiration of twenty-one years from the date of the Act autho rising its construction, and it is not easy to MA how unity of action or cheapness of rates could be enforced by these fractional purchases. The Act of 1844 may be treated as a dead letter, so far as the purchase of railway property is cow:wired. The other question—namely, the lowering of rates for passengers and goods—is of • distinct character ; but if by that means such an increase of traffics be obtained as would more than com pensate for the nominsl reduction of charge, there is no reason why upon all oe many of the existing lines of railway the experiment should not at once be made. If the result be so certain as some of the speakers assumed, it is singular that some one or more of the separate railway companies have not ventured upon the attempt ; but if it be pro posed to reduce the charges to an amount only proportionate to the saving of interest effected by a government loan to any railway, it is simply an experiment proposed to be made at the risk of the Imperial Government. Railways undertaken in all cases in the United Kingdom by private enterprise are to a great extent an anomaly, but Ireland is more to blame than England. She had a system of railways marked out for her at the public cost, but the recom mendations of the Commission were deliberately disregarded. The Midland Great Western was made in spite of or in opposition to the report ; and the Coast Line was preferred, through jobbery, to the more central North Western, also laid out and recommended by the Commissioners. Their advice was only followed in that particular in which it was most doubtful—namely, in recom mending that the main Southern Line to Cork should pass through the Bog of Allan in pre ference to the course of the then existing traffic by Carlow, Kilkenny, and ClonmeL It is too late to regret these mistakes, but it is easy to see evils resulting from them, and they must be borne by the parties who have encoun tered them with open eyes. The future is the great point for consideration. The endeavour must be to cheapen the cost of new railway% and thus enable them to drive their' neighbours into a reduction of fares. The trade of Ireland does not warrant wonders of engineer ing art for its accommodation, and cheapness of construction should be enforced upon railways in that country as a principle. To England might be extended with great advantage the summary and effective mode established in Ireland for the valuation of property required for public works. It would be a boon to both countries to amend the practically ineffective laws which now pretend to assist railway operations, and especially that Act which professes to enable owners under disability to subscribe to railways, but the provisions of which are in reality unworkable. Then if the poorer country needs help—for,with all respect to the speaker who placed the 25 millions invested in Irish railways to the credit of "the " native industry of the country," we doubt whether, except, perhaps, in the extreme North of Ireland, he could point to any railway which bas been made, unless to the far greatest extent with foreign capital—we would suggest that the Government be authorised to advance, not only on the debentures, but also to the extent of one third of the share capital, at • low rate, say 3 per cent., with 2 per cent. sinking fund, to reduce the shares, provided the rest of the capital were bond fide subscribed. The effect of this would simply be to place the debentures at 5 per cent., or to create a preferential dividend at 3 per cent., the capital of which would be reduced annually at the rate of 2 per cent., so that so much of the share capital would be entirely paid off in about twenty five years. It should be a provision that them advantages should be only conceded to lines whose direction bad, prior to their introduction into Parliament, been approved by the Board of Trade ; and these simple provisions would, to • very great extent, check the creation of useless lines, and promote the cheap construction of such ea are really re quired for the benefit of the country. These remarks have primary reference to the actual cost of making a railway ; but this cost lies at the root of the question as to the amount of the tariff necessary to be levied for the carriage of passengers and goods. Low fares will doubtless cause an increase of traffic, but it must be borne is mind that the working expenses constitute • com paratively fixed charge, and that the reduction falls almost exclusively on the profits. But independent of the cost of construction, a wider inquiry is confided to the Commission in relation to the interchange of traffic and working arrange ments between adjoining companies. We &rue it any Act of Parliament or human ingenuity ass provide for the redone questions which man under THE EXPREBS, 'MONDAY those heads ; but ii a summary jariediction were given on appeal by either company to the Boma of Trade, a code would scon arise out of the dis puted points, and companies would find that it !was to their interest to agree rather than to differ. szrsbllrvs 13,AUDI vtos vat PObT. 077103. A &Mr of forgery and fraud wre preferred on Re tedisy afterlives, before Mr. Shierem, at Beeretreet, by the Past-ualtastbentie4 Mast a w vbe weds, mass of Thomas Henry Wilson, bid who is supposed to be cely the ' accomplice of the ingenious perms by ',boor the scheme, is.. • less of 6001., was originally committed. Mr. Pee -1 esektbit Seel-office @abettor, Weeded for the prosecatioe, less loom the thronatethoess reheat by the principal wit ' MOW in full, and impressed ids hope th at the chief delinquent, letup led assumed the filmdom' of • g overnment inspector, would shortly be in the bands of the police. Hancock, the deteativeeffiaer , deposed to having sperm beaded the primmer in th e Edg 'rammed, where be bad hese keklag out lee him for some time put. Os telling him that he was durpd with staler _another mu in defreerliag the Post-oar ,he at fi rst deeded all knowledge of it ; but added, " that lie meld not be charged with forgery. as be wan unable to write." Nothing about forgery had been ineatiosed to him. He maid be vim • hatter, and refused to give any address. Mr. Merles Jamas, 141, _Wleiteebapelmad, and Mr. T. H. List, of the Oommendal.ned, both keeping money eau amen, deposed to balding paid the Owner 601. each, Wig the amount of rommerders preesuied by him as the lath of May. The latter witness, cm Mimi eroesexamined by Mr. L. Lewis, declined to swear positively as to the identity. Mr. Augustus Schroeder, another poet-office keeper, paid him 201. the emu morning. Samuel Wedlock, examined—l keep . the pont-office at the village of Nether Stowey, DMZ Bridgwater. Somerset, and keep the books sod ofialal documents. The mosey coke tome and advise-forms are on the same sheet. I In muting money-orders we insert the amount, mime of remitter, sod the payee, and the office ow which the mousy is drawn ; and thee Makes are sent to the postmaster on whom the order is drawn. The order is banded to the meson who applies for it. About 12 o'clook as the 12th of May last • man strived at my aloe in a gig. He entered the office, and requested to have some carver- Nation with me in my private rove. He had a bag in lila Mod. I showed him iota my room. He them said be was a mrenmast impeder, mat by the Postreaster4eseral, to ere various complaints bad been meetly roads reepeetiog Isben at Nether Storey, Camingbaco, and Bedford. He templai . ned of general mismanagement in the district. He asked, Who had mere to toy Milos? I told him meal sad mom "Is your son duly swam I" be asked. I said, " Yee, be is." Be then took out some papers from his b.% mad appeared to read the addresses of several letters, which be Mated had them lost. He meatiesed me addressed to Sir George_ Grote, of .rave-one e, aontataiog bank woks, which bed been lost. He said there was another, esalainiag odes, the mode( of which could he Warta He said also that Sir Peregrine Aoki', had made ears pWote respectiog his letters. I told him that Sir Peregrine's letters did not serenity pees through my ha although some did, as he had two ocente7 mate. I saL da l bad received a letter from • Mr. John Baraboo, stating that a letter of his, mistaking bankeoten, and which was addressed to Mrs. J. Harelltaa, postelfice, Camden-town, had not bees received. He said the Postmaster- Mosul had directed that the matter should be thoroughly toustigated, sad that Mr. tireewsll (the district impostor) sad himself would be premed as Thursday to commence• searching in quiry. I told him I could sot give him any Information respecting the letter in queseioa, but that every letter posted at my place had Irma certainly despatched, and to l amest every instance I had made upthe bag myself. He bad nai he would meant in the thatog with • test-letter, which I must privately mask, so m as to be able to swear to I It, sod I must fallow the inetrootioas be would give me for a whole week. These instructions were that I must Particularly sotto* all the letters despatched each post, and If 1 thought they esotaised estimates of ray kind I roust sots the address in a book, so as to testify that they had beep duty despatched. He mid that, when Mr. Creswell did arrive, be would require several alliseatices m obs mad* in my way of conducting the berlome, whieh tbe kept cony uiet. He inked an what was my average weakly supply of money -orders • is the meat of soy seeding mare than one order to the ;arse odic*, risible , I suet them separately or together, and bow I made out the advises, as complaints upon thi s point bad bees made at the bead office. I showed him bow I 'morally sent them. He asked to examine my books, forms, sad daily Pomba; which he said " appeared to be correct." He maid that Mr. Boirenbam bad given orders that he should lake away the forms at Nether Ideowey, except such se might be re qnired op to the 16th of bay, when some fresh regulations would be issued, .4 an Mendips made in the numbers Dm =by machinery) caused by t he disparity is the num s ilted in largo toms like Birming ham and Liverpool, oompared with small places. Be ask ed for my forms, sod I gave him a whole book embank' 200 farms, sad part of another thee in use, from whisk be selected farms from 101 to 200 inclusive. He said he should seed the mare book back to the stores. He roadie Mier inquiries respect ing my mode of doing berthas. and complaaned el the driver of the mailman, stet* that he should go with hint that night. He thee took swat the forms and 'Adam and about half-pass 7 in the mooing he drew up again is his gig and entered the office. He mid be had been to Hotbed, ad found great aegleet of duty there, and be gave mm • letter which be had spoken of es a " test letter," cestaining marked money, on which he required me to make • private mark for the purmies of identity. He enjoined mato keep the matters he had spoken of Meetly private for the present. I then stamped the letters and made up my beg for the night, while he stood by and looked on. He asked me how long I had been in the was office, and whether I had suceseded Mr. Stanley, sod what my salary, and what extras I had. During the time then was • band of mush 'going by, and the geatleman's bores being restive, I ran oat to the door and desired a boy to bold him. During thin moment the "inspector" was left alone in the offioe. The bag was after wards given to the driver of the maileart. When it had goes, the gentleman said, " I shall follow that fellow up I." He drove away himself shortly afterwards. I have moos anisertained that the horse which be was driving bettered to a livery stable keeper at Bridgewater. 1 have examined the forms produced. purporting to be moneyerdera, and I pronounce them to be forgotten as far as my signature oce weed. The name of the supposed remitter was "Edgar Reeves," and the payee, " William Bright." AU the orders appeared to be made out for 101. each, and were dispatched, probably, by the sham inapeotor himself. The total mount of the frauds was said to be 6001., although the money sp. plied for was not in every ease received. Mr. Thomas Jeffery, travelling inspector of the miming letter department, having domed to the fact that the names were forgeries, The prisoner was remanded for further examination. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING INTELLIGENOR. THE LATE EPSOM MEETING. TO VIM large Og TOE MUM. Btu,a-Braadalbaae ditgraeri, and it was Only to be tapered his ewer would be dimathfiedi by the re sult el the Derby, after it lad boss eo syrmaatically era cored flows his throat that for his 11,0001. he got n, better bans than Blair Athol. A raw a quieten hie HIAMMIRL —lt was generally reported in Read- rdassst ece.wl ha ba ss T s re e hy trtisokimildyriLusidal. who cold bag on Saturday that Mr. John Walter. or of the Bitting ..a. his to se y pert d the straggle r a - ma members for this • meaty, lateeded to Nth% and that • aithaaih w saa forward far a t o ng wa y , wear liberal redidate would ems forward to erten the au ham, Nat oOnniy with the Hos. P. P. Borer* M.P., sad Viscount twa row " we "' i : . .7.71 " with the 'me ara e a dm i ir e . a = im ra : Mtleg tse i W hist bdr• Beereet s f-P•• Umieweet' C ' leeel tee Go --- Thoasand (his Derby 'Man -- 7 - ag - west Loyd Lindsay. V. 0., sad Colonel Okarles Baisell, V.C., faa „wag, the ham wag sa dead mum. that a the three ocuservative redidatee. !ease Mr short of malty to start hire), meant fail to BamitlN-There is every prospect of a severe put • cheek on the system, that threeterd to come tote retest is this small borough. Mr. Lomb Webb rued alarmist' fashion, of "Meg high prime for saran merely es address some time ago to state that he had not with- with an idea to winning um great nice with The A 280- draws' from the cosiest as was emoted ; and we are now ! guinea yearling !sound, sad • horse claimed of • able to announce that a mood conservative candidate will ! piste for 3601. third, are feats that point • moral isf= oder in the pram of Mr. F. H. Heritage. Mr. Heritage Young reathietee seam to mob headlong into glory will ts well lama in Leedom as the &noosed ul promoter of a j do well to study, or their sod oa the tart mast isessasardy lip number of companies. We believe that both the sit. ,he use that would sot by any raw adorn • tale. Bread line members, the Hos. E. F. Levier Gower sod Mr. abase bad so roues for kis defeat, es wee the ems with Wyld, will offer themselves for roolectioa.-Wrern Archimedes sad Wild Charley, who met with the most Morning New. serious disappointment-this pair, with Gladiator, being EYassan. — Tbe rumour of Mr. Hollan d' s retire- thrown eat by a oollisitio that ocanned berme *boat half meat is oontradicted. He win be brought forward again is „tdtweeuashasaof the competitor. le chsr te l oy lde ll was the im bi r a hali te i r his ed the Liberal interest, and Colonel Bourse in the eouesnative.. '" jockey bus up nosy moos afterwards ; sad Arabi- HALMAX. -- Mr. & Akroyd has issued a second , ma d" had got ear a bad start that all hopes of his seiner After justifying his soospanos of an levitation I victory ease di e p s u e d by the "reed wifsfortnue ; beaoe, to I blooms a candidate, he says that before roaptiog that se hu e d t o e t as _ sad ear h ammed levitation he had refrained from off win himself, lest he it. i e t e seate th6 d halflads should be brought into collision with Sir Charles Wood. I ( rem h eats; it was may to b e wam t a d t h a t (R a di a t es' He was the more desirous to prevent this antagoeism I would aooompliah an may win, sad the rubbish said about bemuse Sir Charles was the personal trued of his late his baring ' something{ is heed" merely betrays the father, by whom' in corer with other leading whip, igassure or prejudiced the select few who iedulgets rah be wee first ievited to stand for Halifax. At length an deaden. The forward positions occupied by Todlebes and opening seemed to present itself, wheat it was rumoured • Eitkom are roach to show that • good 3.yrolid wee bound that the right boo. baroset was to be elevated to the to d i e sa dly ; and them I. so ivies what so n of • l a w, it Peer a ge , 60 broom., to which his loci sad tried P ublic would bar boss badstrained' , or Wild Orley got services mig ht we ll entitle him. Though the report through without their giweeeeattegwto. it t o tees the ortradir . the herald= reinidesd. sod still Prevailed. Fria/sham wee blathered likeaWme ' • bat it was all ether sad den Ibis merited distinction I. merely delayed for • cos- I in' with him for the last half mile, aid as be Jost very little veneer season. Coming to the letter reosetly addressed , arom a ; it vat duly w o ad. i sa h se „Da d e n o w l aws by Sir C. Wood to Mr. Crossley in which Sir. C. Wood with hi m thew he we d t o 4 0. - th e meptim of th e w h ew meta test he yielded his mat out of respect t o Iby tee /Wish politic must here eardshed the many the memory of Mr. Akroyd's father, Mr. Akroyd p pias h assd ram s w h o h a d tow taught b y owe ow two o f aye - This court e sy I gratefunl acknowledge, buttthe Perinea newspapers that the dmasaliesMoa at should be loth to take advantage of t, if hereby a should I l owa w h oa pa s d e rAk. woe th e oat., we. rwe d eheek his carer of public sustainer. To him, however, by a ...ism. w i no , th e w opeo i a d oo d o f wi n all the avenues to Wiles, power and Wieser remain like "h a il er sca ms, th a t msti mad • woes *Pee sold whilst fa r loftier diotilitilmt ere the hommr Lager under suspicion. oirearesteres) nothing mere than which I again solicit at your hands-that of repronetnif • ordismeation of the trice. played with her ever the Two my native town in the C3OOlOOB House of Parliament. ' Th eassa d . sa d d o ha w ", the victory u other Mr. Akroyd adds that be would support u complete sad ateaps dt at t.. eam pt ; p rha ps, y kaa dah aaa , wham every well•dlpsted 'rummest scheme of reform. neaupotteman was in love with for Blair A th ol's sake — Luts.—Lord Stanley abstains from addressing I would ben been received with sash paeral satillastioa, th h. e racy gleam of Lynn at any length on the that , Gladirear will probably eat is tar tM Grad Prix of Pine wasa dy stated his s t ews paiti e sf= i nees, lon Sunday next, whisk Is •• richer stake, era as fez as His lord vary ship will, however, visit his ay b e sad ' setaid is ormetrood. thad the L o odrh wad it is to , be will then give any , explanations which may be desired. hand and Archimedes will oppose just There is so doubt that the noble lad will be re-eluded. for the sake of satiefoottoou Hootrom• Toersoolet, sad Ms' °MEAL—At numerously attended meeting of . 1"n: being re hat tl le a beld ei sho th r e oh t her srs r oi rlea sho r e r wetw a " te r :te e : a the Coaserrallive Committee, bold co Thursday night, it , be as iate l a aathig aas. Goakozo having riaa quiter wan resolved to bring forward Mr. Sergeant Speak s, along 'as easily se Giadlatesar did ; bat I erre doubt with Mr. Cobbett, ore of the present mom bsrs, at the , mom of the a . A soul soaring 4110000. The requisition to Mr. Platt , rom the the warm f or raiz L eper ba liberal party, is now is course of signature, sad meeting loot ver y like Brita""'"rwith have bra hold is the oat-districts at which the decision of • a r bum. Bromlelaw`" the liberal {AMY in W hom hog bass warmly effe w " d • ;7 ---- 'oppressor, rl XOdaz, Ohnar ' Farewell, cad Friday Wasr COarrWaLL-Mr. J. St . Aubyn, and Mr. the beat of those against him therein than he beat ..a Richard Davey, who represent the waiters divides of the Wedaseday lett ; but it is to be hoped that the Doke will county of Cornwall. have booed addresses is which they be got round in time to cross swords with him ; as= tailcoat* their iatention of main roelectioa. They were was the Onts so wetly as to be worthy of some unopposed at the last genera alectioa. sad it is not rind- Moe. Such se exhibition as she made of her eepoosets, Paled that there will be any oppositioa on the present which inoleded the flower of Lot year's fillies, is almost no. oesasloe. paralleled Is the arab of great noes ; sad I meet agree Woacorrga, Jurra 3.-It was stated some months with e w e oho hot ee ohms. for Mre Si. ego that at the close of the prosset parliament Mr. Board*, __ i lea' heaLasaroadolloogorliels she asesi • "gl ow Z iet.g 3- 7 0-o i r . of the sitting members, would withdrew iota private life, "" ass aa d thww,&&tes twewe ted tb eme leee. e 1. ., Mile end • half is fully accounted for by the state of the poo three can Kr. A. C. Sheriff, late manner of the West Midland IF"aa. which eau reds heav y emu & h Y then " to ca Railway (liberal), Mr. lotion (oonesrvetive Merl), and ali.,9"___difil_genc•_ of _ core Mr. A lleopp, of the firm of Allsopp sod Son, brewers of ~,_er O i _ o _O7_l l l o _ m ee ti ng were 41 Burton, in the ac re en d interest. Al l three candidates =_"__Frr......r..72 . .A777 IN" r polled the city at oace, each dedared Wendt confident ;:rr ouda 'r so g . leather-flapping week , z e .. 74 : 01 sh o o rL y i of soccer . To-day, however, it is announced that Mr. At Allsopp retires io coniegnence of ill•bealtb, his media! ...at _ell. thrLen_rist;__Okielmsford_ and Maachet „. tar, aps worth win adviser protesting against his taking part in so exciting • 11.7_ , a nw o rm u Mrr h = T " rg ery lan pealtiss raise The a i. work se a watered election. Mr. Alleopp ansoures this me B reluctant determinationlnc letter to Sir E. A. H. Lectunere Terear's weitpt to - 7Z 1111 b, Carport& to Set 81b. and bart's to kt 41b ; aed Twilight, Borealis, Comma , Clown, chairman of the Ne erWorcest Conservative Aesociatioo. which. monlaey aid Leprooltaun are all aa • • well is" as the best of I la P6/64.d today. °44 to AII4PP ras. 74 them. Clown is best suited to the mile ad • quarter, boss lammed by the conservative prty. Mr. Parham, the sad he hes to suosoihh is may only he to Gorooro or sewed sitting member, offers himself for re-election. Loprodwas, who eartoot, however, hone to effect his over. CITY or EDINBURGE — Mr. Adam Black and the t h row t a t , as. T he Tchdamaata O uP Mr. Lard Advocate bare issued • joint address to . the electors of Berber should also e t a w ith H e w. hi the s h ims , of Lord Edinburgh. formally efforts' themselves awn as maiden's zetkad; Cathedral Bing the bend the a th aira . but the for the lePreeset atio• of the city. Mr. 'Moo= Wl-wrow Salford Borovgb is subject to the mar of both, tie above. has accepted the requisition presented to him by the Anti- At Chelmsford there will bee good field for the Chief Han- Annuity-tat Party mid Mr• Joh. Killer, of Imithow. ha dim% is which Troublesome and Mod look the best ; and been Pitched upon by the sins, party-somewhat to two for the two-year-old rue several should Croups and owe surprise. it would appear-to-40 run alma with Mr. Oesszewitoh, who, although the best ormera, min zha d a o . se li•Laren.-Sconman. nothing very terrible.-1 FUNERAL OF CHARLES WATERTON THE NATURALIST. VICTORIA CUM —firrnanxv, 3 P.n. This day has been aa exception to the ride and genera order of War at the Club for many weeks pant. We have bad an data/dam invariably, a soniewhat Inman list of quota tions ; bat today, the Derby being over, the aiming indif ference to anything appertalaing to betting wee asseitented. There was not the slightest demonstration in tavern of or against any hone for soy nee, the reason per h a ps being that the attendance woe nanenally small for the lan day of the week. On inquiry, however, we learnt that Gladiateur would have been banked for even mosey to via the Grand Prise of Paris, and that at 3 to 1 he would alio have had • host of friends for the PA. Leger. The remains of the late Squire Waterton, the naturalist and traveller, whose death was recorded a week ago, were interred on Saturday ti W n altoulark with much pomp and ceremony. 'The ho place, as before @toted, bad been selected by the squire himself before hie death, sod is situated beneath the gnarled branches of two FICK. able oaks, on the banks of the lake which he loved so well, and in close proximity to the soot where wearied the fall by which his death was at least accelerated, if not pro duced. This spot bee been marked by a rude wooden I cross. Mr. Waterloo, as is well known, was an eminent member of the Roman catholic church, and so lees than fourteen priests took part at his burial. Mass began at eight o'clock in the morning, being chanted by the Bishop of Beverley, who was assisted by Canoe Walker, of Scar borough, Cason Brosb, of Leeds, and Rev. G. Waterton, of Dart= College, and the whole ceremony did not terminate until after twelve o'clock. The funeral cortege embarked ' in boats at the ancient portcullis gate, which existed when the place was stormed by Cromwell's soldiery, and the boats were pulled maces the water by ropes. In the first boat were the priests and acolytes chanting the funeral dirges; in the next, the coOn oe a catafalque following was another boat °Detaining the family, the chief of whom ware Mr. Edmund Waterton, who only arrived from Rome on Thursday, and who wore the etas of cue of the numerous offices he holds about the Pope ; and Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Edmoetons, of Bydeabani. Two other boats, containing friends of the family, an the three central ones. The tenantry went by land. All the boats were draped in black, and all the mourners held wax Upon in their hands. After the funeral, which was witnessed from the tanks of the lake by several hundreds of people who had obtained written orders of admission. 83 poor peciple-83 being the age of the squire—had a dole distributed to them at the park gates. There is a very characteristic aseedote told of the late squire. He is said to have bad no great partiality for Lord Palmerston. When a gentleman a abort time back complimented him on his good health, " Yes," be is re ported laughingly to have replied, " I will run, jump, or fight Lord Palmerston for myth's' be likes." The stades I current of his having been neletsicen for hie own gardener are numerous and well satbentimbsd, and none more than the squire enjoyed these mielakea MIMING AT MANOBBBTSR-Bovm•T. MANCHNITZII UNION CUP. • to 1 opt 11to Como (t) =ADMEN'S CUP. I to I apt Mann (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMAIdT, JUNI & sum Osproad De Beauvoir Brook. who has been employed as naval Drat on board • oontiset mail steam yowl tines August. 1661, to the Welltsley training ship at Chathrim, • for movies in the sailing reserve ; sad Franede Charles Yin. mot, from Rye harbour to Ryde coast guard station. Sub-Lutenant Robert Hoary Armit, to the Hector, 24, iron eased ship, at Plymouth. Midshipman E. P. Tomkimon, to the Terrible. 21, at Portsmouth ; sod Arthur J. Hamilton, to the Achilles, 20, iron cooed ship at Plymouth. PORTSMOUTH, Jews 4. The Orontes, 2, iron screw troopship, Captain H. W. Hire, will, awarding to parse' ceders, wooled to Bpi/bead on Thursday seat, cod sail oar Thursday for Kinptoins to embark the 29th Regiment for weveyeaos to Malta. The Orontes will afterwiads wane back to Gib raltar and return to Malta (heist employed in the removal of troops) before returning to England The Himalaya, iron screw troopship, Captain B. Loopy, arrived yesterday from Canada, having on board the 17th Regiatest. She come into harbour to disembark kw troops, who proceed to Aldarshott. The Gale, Swedish mow corvette, sailed yesterday for the Baltic. The Feeltantrem, steam yacht, Slat Oommaeder Peary, arrived on Friday evening from the Mediterranean. The Baoooo. 22, sorew corvette, Captain the Count Gleithan, came into harbour yesterday temaks good defects. Tess HAWDIEL Fzerrvek —Tile last but two of the choral reheanals of the amateurdivision of the metropolitan portion of the Handel Festive! choir took place at Enter. hail on Friday evening, conducted by K r. Coate. Notwith deciding the wet nearly fifteen hundred of the membees at the choir were present. The Grit part of the evening was occupied by the moat difficult of the choruses in Israel in Egypt; the second part comprising the music of the selec tion day, the opening choruses of Handers an ', punitively little known oratorio of Said, the ~bperrponnation Anthem, Zadok the Priest he., through in succession. The principal singers already en. gaged for each of the three days of the festival are Mdlle. Adelina Patti, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. /dims Reeves, and Mr. Bentley. They will also sing at the groat full re - Nand at the CrystalPalsoe on the preceding Friday. the 23rd of Jan Acoustical impeevainente end additions to the cadre transept of the Palace, suggested from the expo. rinse pined at former festivals, will be carried out, which it in anticipated will odd immensely to the effect of the solo voles,. To afford the opportunity for persons is various parts of the country witnessine this red musical oalebra tioe, the representative of all the pest Ines of railway enteral( London have agreed to terns return tickets extending over the tans days at the I fantail, and to run excursion far three days from dindoes exceeding 100 miles, and from between 30 and 100 miles distant single day exconior at such low free, in. coding abandon to the Paine oe the rehearsal day, as will place the festival within reeds et thousands hitherto donned trees being peasset. anaiienag the peat Win of country visitors who will thus swell the samisen as the rebound day, the dinners have pissed the tickets is Lon don seder verdelisee which will tend to limit the imine entaequenUy ao animism tickets tar the rest sawed will he sold at eve 'Mises otter Wednesday neat, from which time the prime will ke : dgradually ailed. The es. pasesents with the country o men en all ameadatled , sad from paean Indication fullest seems is looked for. [Advertisement.}—Hou.owees Ourranarr Aso trua.—rlll3lo4" CSDOOTIL and Bad firesan—lt any clegertare from health mann earlier attention Ikea amether be royal dleastreas consequence*, It is the clam et throes sow mew re view. To save heard and tutors pain, the taut hare early atteatioa, ex days of diseand=* "‘ o r t diagaletade will be the sallarees pieties. Whales* ail went first appears .ear feateatlag the with worse water, Holloway's olntaest mast be rubbed es Ilse te r ties onulderabie quantity is Mk, toe, met he commence I with early. It there readies be d vend In t h e slatoielosear et the tall canons are ili Clerts cases of had breasts, with se wittiest sal k fewer, wind is almost anteatensem StIVICrED MURDER ON THE Rearm.—Yesterday morning a diseovery was made on the river leading to the 'apparition that a horrible murder has been oonimitt4 and extraordinary means used to provost the identity of the victim. About balf•put five o'clock, Ralph Field Thomas, an inspector of Thames Polios, sod his boat's crew found the body of a women floating on the river off the Wappieg entrance of the London Dock. The body wee quite asked, with the exception of an old pair of aide- spring boots sad ootton stockings- The mown of the bead was severed apparently by a blow with an adze, end the wound extended to the noddle. The brutes were absent. There was • gold ring and kreper on the wedding finger. The body, though not decomposed, appears to have bees in the water about eleven days. The deemed appears between the age of 30 tad 40 ; bar long dark hair ad u of dark bra plexiou. Her height is about 5 feet 4 luau, and she is inclined to be stout. Depictor Thomas, of the Thames Polies, caused the body to be removed to the dead base in Wapping Churchyard, and be is of opinion that the deceased has been murdered, mod after being dripped of her clothe' to prevent identity, her body was cut into the Tames from some barge or veal in the Pool. SAILING MATCE.—The members of the Royal Thames Yacht Club had their first regatta on Saturday for two handsome pieces of place, value 1001. and 501., for first and second bola. The following started : First clam, ex ceeding 35 tome : Vied*: 45, Loodon, Mr. Andrew Dun can ; Obristabel, 62, Litwin, Mr. Arthur C. Erneard ; Glance, 36, London. Mr. Edward Johnson ; Audex, 62, Linda, Mr. John H. Johnsen ; Valente, 60, Dada, Mr. Herbert 0. Mandalay ; half-minute time per toe for difference of tonnage. The course was from Erith to Southend and back. The noble Commodore, Lord Allred Paget, started the race from the Eagle steamer, which had been chartered by the club, at 12 minutes past IL They all swag round very smartly, but the nos down was very tedious, owing to there being but very little wind, although that little, being mainly from the I Eastward, was very favourable. The ',dude took the lead sod held it to the Hopis where the Glance went in front and int rounded at Southend at 10 animates pest three, nearly half a minute ahead of the Vale:, the Potato Wog third in two minutes afterwards. The Vied= imme- diately afterwards went to windward of her, and on the way up to Erith the Cluistabel paned theGleare and went, board after bard, with the Vindex. The Finder arrived first at Erith at 20 minutes part 7 with the Citristebel by her side ; but the Glance was the winner of the first prise, as she came in only two minutes and a half asters of the Tinder, and, therefore, with her time allowance, woo by two minutes. The Vied*: was entitled to the second prise. Tun INTIZNATIONAL 1)00 Smow.—On Saturday the dog show at the Agricultural Hall was largely patron ised by members of the aristocratic world, aroma them beteg Earl Russell, who aecrompeakal Sir G. Grey, the Home Secretary ; the Dukes el Ballad, Beaufort, St. clovelead, Datagram Marquises of Tweeddale, Salisbury, Hastings, Earl and Gloaters of Cardigan, Earls Settee, Norbert, Chesterfield, Wades. Spencer, &o. Aomori the Skye terriers is one named " Topsy," • very beautiful specimen, exhibited by Mr. J. F. Bernett s whia, Having bees seared by midair* is a snag lied& has not only ben omitted from the catalogue, bet has in lona queue lost its chance (which competent judges my was a very 100111 cm.) of taidag theprim The pries set apes it tol6l, it it isolated that 2irrerds d 2.o 3 o.remis pared through the tarn/Ails" re. friday sad needy 4000 on Saturday, the pries el edentate after three *Week es that day hates bees lowered In ea shilling. Tke 'Sow will »- was amerrow (Thenfloy)evathes. Da • clelicioeta health ranceing Ravalenta I=lmilea Arabima l; liga) arve4 "Bl6. °l =z witimuS Alli r s. er almikda :mel M iaft ease Gr . reaes, —....0011.011MA.11 Yana Haerwea, emd saves Stu Mame Me he war anietta. awe emus NOW Qtr,—!b escapee NEMIIOI at eadeate relined eareani.—aalreee eat oa, =e Tr, Perar-sfreat. Irtufl" W. tbaglag tke weak :fteallas ess 3 w ee—itaberk, 655 s=:l4fie• OL lila—es amesa -41•31111. 733 MO; eI J while In wan New elm ; MIDDLESEX AND TOWER HAMLETS MILITIA. The following correspondence has passed in re ference *the late militia review : Horse Guards, May 29. My Lad,—lt i, with vest mad satisfaction I bare to inform you of the malt of my laspootios of the following regimented militia, Deady, the Leaden, Id Tower Heade* Ist Middlesex, 2nd Middlesex, 3rd Middlesex, and sth Mid dlesex, 01 Tuesday, the 23rd %stack is the preemie of his Royal Highasse the Priam of Wales. Taking into coati &ratios the Mart time that militia regimenta whim diem. bodied ma devote to drill, the asoaram of the monoxide of these mimed' was highly creditable to them, sad to the officers and son.conoissiofted officers ander whom they are isetntotod. No doubt some Menses might be foaad batmen regiments as to the amount of excelling* atigsed, bat on the whole I fed myself justified in duties ay *aka that, with the bow. lodge of drill they sow peeemo, these reglatesta weld with I isoremed opportunities be in a short time well Sited to be plead is line with bar Majesty's rewelar troops, to whom they may be ormaidend a mat silkiest mem. I am swims to impress es your lordship the very high miss I elms on the militia nowise genewilly as as institution properly encouraged, adds mash to the defensive power of the cometry.. I may add that in point of equipment and arms the regiments are is excalloat condition, sad the sp ot the mem es parade is eatielastary.—l sm. my = s ours, 01010/ —The Bight Boa. lif• Earl do Grey and Rips, U., arintary c Maks Wes. Ward:dile% June 2. Blr,—l have she hamar to acknowledge the twerp* of to u r rooal bigheads letter of the 29th ultimo. rotative to tim millasato reviewed by yen is Bydrr n hi g n the 23rd May, sad to expresspatilektio• al that your royal hiabseos estertalin es nalidasteep aa opinion at their ellisiaray sad appearasse.—l have tie Imam to be, m e year royal bighasees owl shallesi and dmated unmet, DM Gin end agra,-11aid Ohs Mead Ids litopel iligkews Dabs of Omedstip s JUNI 5, 1865. LAW MILTROPOLITAS OLVV3TY 0301711 Bitting days appointed toe the pirteant west) inorno. M. llazillallies.-20esday, Joe 6 ; Wed s& Isfassfah low T; 7101101, kpqmquir, a tridayLlk, Jaw • ; Wefts,* Mk* dis=iNe. Great PresoottalreeL—Wedaaellar, law r: 9. Altg, Bersost rae L—Wedaseday, Jane 7 ; 77111.687. ; 11 Whig. Lamm Cam b erwe llN e werait —Taredar. Jame S. Glaarmics.—Wedneeaar. Jam* 7. aroourica.—nuesdar. JOY & WA7WWOVIII. soutaaul4.—T6aarlay, Jane 8. Crrr 07 LOSIDOII, Ouiana674■7llWP.—Wedaeeday, Jam ; Thursday, ; Co 8. Loma ltarairs Comm eabaral•-.7gasher, Jane 6 ; laas6a7, THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Wes. Prtredigase sod Merry Caw were shamed with analog 1364 in silver frees a drawn la X. Preasott's bask. On the @venni of the 20th IferfMr. Reny DIMIAION. ot the mikes at Mears. Treson* beak, locked up his dames as sena, leaving tL It 13641 a bees of silver. sad oo his ratan is the esersieg of Meaday, tie Wed, he found the drawee bad bees broken kwd dub wheat cle tin many ins eon The primes, Preedipst was em ployed at the bank as • porter, sod slept open premises, I. a room adjoining that aloe in which tU bailees* al the hank was carried as, and was on dnty that eight. The same moraine ?rending; Is sompasy with Oareasa, called at • coffin-house in Lambetb-walh, aad asked the waitron to take care of a black beg, which be bad with him, se= i li s e was gotag into the wonky ford few days. Os the f day Won wrote • latter at • publie.house oeliall the Priam onirales, la the Wanswerth.rood, sal nee Ifiy • to the oolnlesase for the big. which was Wm . =Weer* to tin bearer, sad given to the inallised el' the Prises ot Wales te take ere et. It wee alter. wards ealled tar Wile sad &Mot al Canna. end w as tskan away the entente, width ensinal el Wianit was divided, sad • parties *tad la • emend bee. The prisoners were reminded. Joseph Lossmorri Murky sad Josiah Batik', at the City Flour Mille, Upper names-street, sinned to hear t judgment of the omit open the sharp of Wise tally in their poresmine • amber of maks which were sot their propene. There wese 21 senneresse, bat rely oes was proceeded with. The Lord Mayer now said Ise bad Nene le the en. sleeks that the deleatiante bad brought Valleteetlel withia the wing of the sot al parliament, sad that they wow in the nalawful pommies el the mob. The amount they bad gives was not • aatadrobery on, sod they man be punished in the same way as • small dealer would be. 1W must pay • lee el 51. foe each el the three days on whish the seas wen fond, mains 161. lierisent Perry thee asked for a one of appeal at the Coon of Quassia Beach. Mews. litotes shed Turnbull conk appeared now • sennons, amnia, tint with la unlawfally pined upoe three several pockets of bops • demands. el the glass where they were mown, with intent to Behead. &Oast Ballantine, who ndrand the were as behalf rd the defense* did not deny that the false upon the sacks, bat said this was undoes with al t ir v i tt de. freed. His Aran did not wish to avoid the respomthility of what bed bees dose in their name. The Lord mi ll e r said the question was whe th er the hope had bora off as East Hest hops. liner aLI the eir culastaimes, he should toe each of the defiant' the value of the hops, which he should take at 254, and uaddition should inflict • floe of 21., making 271. each. Uponthe applicatioe of Ni. Gifford, his lordship also or dered casts. OUR DRINKING FOUNTAINS. TO TIM MOTOR OP TEL IMMO& 811,—At the oommencement of another summer will you kiedl meat me ROM is your eehmene piled the eases of the tea Fine Drbling ABM). elation. la the mouth of May of last year the chime of the society were strosgly advocated by the pablie prom, el all shads* of *pintos, and the remit was that • eallichat amount wee contributed to 'sable the committee to snot several new founteine, to keep them ell well supplied with water, and in an 'indent state of repair, sod to take main their care several private structures which for west of the neomeary supervision had bloom' dilapidated and dry • but the foods thus pleated at their dhporml have betel all *thematic', sad the operatics of the melety are of smit =vim& sad extend over so biros as area se to seeemilmits an expenditure far above the small =mot which teed is metal asbainiptioe• The committee are ismessM 'pis compelled to solicit help from the wealthy end hese taint to enable them to suatela their operates" and le respood is some measure to the appeals which they are continually receiving for more of these public free supplies of water for man and beast in the erowdad sad dusty thoroughfares of the metropoba. Ninety deinkbeg four tains, five cattle tresgles, sod a number cif dog troughs have now boss emoted by the society, end several room are is the course of erection. It he estimated that 300,000Lseir drink daily at the fountains already erected. &slag swan= mouths, and when it is mosidered that seed every man, woman and child thus &Wang is rely • craving of salon which unrelieved satins the meet mute sufferieg which it is posible for human beings to endure, we may fairly cowls& that but for the fouutelas a Imp r: prof this nestssultitede would be daily /of either isms all the miseries of thirst, or would be drives to seek rebid at the pmblioleoues or tie palaes, which, with out Melting fountain', passes an alma,* undisputed mono. poly, mid are the only available MOUTON for thirsty people ia the street' of Landes. The evils arising to the itinerant poor hem them faced visits to the beershop, end the mists+ and suffering which are eoestaintly experisneed by the reddest poor in some of the deneeily populated perihes el tbeestlece polls is conamusses of their entire dynamos se et Mar mittent supply of water, sad thellemitei imam width they have at their disposal for starts( a sellaiest gamily ker daily we, have canoed medical mend the highest 'deem to bear witness to the value of the Metropolitan Fits Driskill Parietals, Aisociatu. whether regardell from • benevolent or sanitary point of view. I shall be happy to receive cootribatiose is aid el lbw society, or subsesiptioss may be pad at the office, I, Shorter's-court, Throgroorton-street, am, &n., WM. GURNEY, Chairman. 25, Prince's-gate, W., June & MARKETS. 00110N.—L1vmaroor., 36--At quieter mast wilk. l oat charms fa p ri ors. Sales to-day, 8.000 balsa, iaoladiss 2.000 for aperralatioo add export. 700 Ansorioss, 14d. to 17d. ; 203 Para ko., 15td. ; 350 Mareabora, ad. to 161 d.; 50 sad Bahia, 154 d. to 154 d.; 10d. to 28(1. ; 200 Soma, 10d. to 1214 5.500= 11 : 14 6d. to 13d. ; Madras, 10d. to lied. ; Wade, ha., sd. to ; Obbra, 84d. to gad. ; .7apaa, Ria td. to 10d. ; 100 PIM ko., 15ed. to 16d. COTTON GOODS.—lfsualsorm, Joys 3—Wilb Wes el cotton at Liverpool . daring the week smounting to 108,000 bales, and a rim m prime for loss stspled canoe at ld. to lid. per lb., it em hardly beeerpmelsg that the Manthester market has shown a pod deal of emitessest, and that sellers ham put up their prises to • sonmponding extent. Twist and pin cops for thalamus trade have bees is active request at Id. to 2d. per lb. admen on 32's, sad of 2d. per lb. for doubled yams. For which an a goad deal neglected on podia account. the ammo has met bees we great. For cope, warps, sled bundles for the eostiamet and the Levant the advance is about ld. per lb. Five am all dearer, about Pd. pm lb. Low quad's et died stapled epithet are not dearer, and there is bet Me ebony In the yarns made in them. A fair einment ef bushman hes been doseospecially in home trade yyeeweese,, bat the %bases is price has more or less restricted Dedeer in all issarip. times. Pullers of cloth have put up their yoblime is cower the increased oast of materiel. bat berme as net respond, sad a very moderate busbies only has bees effected. For India &brim there hie namely hem any business, bat printing ideas have bees he must, and on them{ the advance has been paid. Domelike sad T cloths are rather better to sell than last week, but the market is somewhat dull, and any attempt to obtain Primo °M.. spading with the rise in meson sod yarn testes:4a, and is some eases almost Mops busters. HiRDWAR& —Thanntaanti, Jaws &—Tise reports ia tederesoo to the state of trade in this tows are mach the same se they Ism bass for the lest moat& The ceders maim in from an parts of the tomany are compustively sass of the shopkeepers lawn, mom thee is just eudkasat to meet their ustosdiste reaWymento. This me ditioa bee now prevailed far so many week" that it is re. makable the slacker km sot hem mare semi* felt, but no twithateediog the fast of the seaspialate of its anat. IMO Wog so general, at 41 the paiselpel emaufaskaies the ram in 'minim fall time, sad so fas as they are 'assented, the amount dishuised to wages at this sweet is Itch, if et all, below the average. la sass bromism there has un doubtedly beat an ametestaties of stools, s.d the enteller manufananwe meet to ham had theft artless se alas* worked ups almost to doped an sea se saight see in from day to day. la the foreign bade mss *amass is I mperimeed ; there is • good spriatli of ag cacti. metal orders oa head ; sad the Beath Ansiass mid West ladies bailee am, beth d so • red swap. The suseettled Mate al ikall Ailk2 aukn se hteMse has bed a bid offset es Made tomesefly la Sid wart," bat arias fee reds mashie to that market him Just _hos eves cut, she priseigel of them keying be t hrough Preach homes. Them away 11001. heisedese so .swat el Anna" and eves if vadat the Morrill tariff oar trade with that rester doesultheateiy ally, the team of meet of the advisee remind ham is to the Whet that the kapremmest will sat he Were mat Grim at the essiket. This Ymessely say *str a fes gaff seilehle to the beetest seerkets, Widmer is ft thei say resetisa will far Nee time its esperiessed. • ,must of bash se gin dose as assestet et . ad• Wade is up Arm whisk moles°ldes " s well if atrefelly rasilasta. with Me stijekeisg isbbt eire mean to Ms Mbar more modytty Wm ocarina to thi , tow', bid tie waverhasopton Luton bre giving out only 'try await• orders. 4)055.--C 301 M 3.-Our market was ea.. fl asd whest All3 rrris. lower. Wheat, 38e. s. Wiley, 30a. ; este, 245. to Mc ; blues, 40e. be a s . ; • eMowes7Mi, Joel 3.-A small supply of whoa wh it e MI6 a slow sale at kat week's quotatioac Other sselltseed b mhos. lirua otratwoun, Jura 3.-A fair supply of what today , 'MOB which millers sought for a reduction, which, log eg shalia4 1111111111111 bleeder ; ultimately, however the eh' pe a et the sedely wee disposed of, art irks abont to led weak. Wheat. 40e. to 50e.; barley, 26,. -I °' oda, 21s. to 261. ; Maas, 41e. to 445. 295. Busreasa. Jolt 3.-A rod . soppily of what ; trad e my d u ll, sad prises Id. per Nom lower. Fey bee do 4 in seeing sass, end primes seadaally realtend. Whet, Wad. 23e. to 21e. 6d. ; deter, fiss, 265. 6d.; white. . • dd. Bo*. maltase, per qr Domed ; dcse cr2ls. to M. Oda. enema 16s. 225. ; ft. a pr load, 23e. to 265.; ditto liee old, n e : Luirmetws, Jess 3.-The supply of wised was about su average jar the mama. Bayer, purchased J. sad prise were per quarter lower Mae h.inte 11. white, 42e. to 48a ; sew red, 40s. to 435. pm 36 slam 'The (lima for buds seemed a quid repeat, sad prism me* the tam is beide favour_i walla& ad. to 3b. p ee /porter ; pladkre, 27‘ to TA. per 30 ems. Ire oft a halted dowsed wee superiessed. sad late Take may b e quoted ; sew, 22e. to 2111. ; 014 26e. to 31s. per St dam STIVICABILLOPOI-TTILIt Jon 3.-Owied to • imp as . nod fair being held in the Neighbourhood, we beds My meaty show el wheat from the powers, sad sad tams being wasted, • elearasee was easily alfsekd at di extreme ratan of this day selasight. For choice me seed coasts red 43.. 6d. per 8041 be. was sot excesded. Issip being held tweed the mews of Myers seemly a Memo tioa oceorred, bat dire was rather a despoliation missal by fasters to advance than i 5.... their prehedoes, aid " the who* the leaden eked Indy. Flow sa i d ebarda and the same remark will apply to Wel ode M aad paw Ode set a much premed as egi, s - li s ' week, still to make IMMO with mewed yam" u mesesery to same the ,sausages them aseeded IS. Ti e snivels this week re:-What, emetwies, iiss fairs, 1,657. Barley. coastwise, 66 qrs. ; hese% 600: Melt, essetwise e 100. Ode, esedwisse, 2,362 ; foreigiJa Beam. seastwise, 32. Boar, samtwiee, 633 male. Mums, Jots 3.-The seedy of wheat was nibs les at this market today, sad milers hew discoed to pa. ohms Daly for immediate wants the triode ruled slow es, out, however, my quotable chew is prises. No sp in dle to sot' is bulgy, eats, hems, sad peas. White wham (weightag 631 b. to 641 M), 48s. to dis. • red ditto (= leg 621 b.. to 641be. 56 L401 0 r t0 42e i3 ; .. bat mikes Vt. to :tin' 28.. L 30.. • &obi. ditto (e mar dike (o= ba. to bate.), Ma to 26e. ;'oats, TM! to 765. ; loses, 37a to 39% ; ems (maple), 36e. to 38e. per quarter. els% 28a to Xs. di per so& NOITIPONAL Jon 3.-At today's mares, dew of wheat wee o d : e lL ss moderate, sod the deemed rid iseardes at • slight as late rates. New while, a, to 47a. •sw red, 395. to 43a. ; old white, 425. 475. • oil =,y3o;. to 435. per 36 dose. There was • shost=l: , which wee quite ea sheep as bet week 27.. to 365. per gr.; Olga •*, 275, to 28s. peen elem Ili b t Oats a limited chow, sad res sediment se adosid old, 25e. to 30a. ; new. 21s. to 265. ; MIR a is. C id. per 24 dose. Pidassosooas. Joni 3.-A goad supply of wheelies toffy, and. Is ease instaasee, prises suppler la sew qr. teepee thaa lad west. TM little spring sera offering esay be aossidered without alteration in value. RIAD=a, Jon 3.-Our market domed this with a aaedeiM .apply all sods of (raja. I r n A attesdand of both beta s sod malls% Prism mud he misted make es bid for the little trade dose. Esmarrna, Jens 3.-Thee wee a fah septzf so and ether puts for the sews of the yew, bat dad sad pima screws, ea the limited deem& rested la to 21. per varier. Bed rues of white wheat woe 131, to 465., sad red, 40a. to 43e. per quarter ; secondary sad be. frier white, 41s. to 43a. ; sad red. 37.. to 40a. per quid. She Sear Inds wee depressed, end prime wen abod Bat. per seek Inever. Is barley them was very little push& ad Ile dessall belie wry depremed, par s e s e it c way abed per waster; the terms der beet me M• to Va., sad piesdiag, 265. to Ilk. pm quarter. Oa WWI in mod. Ids raspiest at about bete qadatias• For bed faro" the terms were 2:la to the., sod otters Ha to lea. per quirts. Winans, Jul. 3.-The supply of wheat hers Meg far very modes* aid the value of led week fully ads Sparsely say spring ars aerie& sad pekes es before. Mese to the grower :-Wheat, white, 43.. to 44a, extra, 46.. 631 b% per bushed ; ditto red, de. te 421. ; este, la. le le. Oid. par dose ; bead, 40a. to 43e. per 14 dm*. limerserst, Jews 3. -At this day's market there was lc shad supply el wheet, which sold readily at the earresoy d this day week. Sans, asly takes in retail. Ode win &L pr qr , Bede stall dearer, but lam in roma Pees Yam, A= 3.-We led oily a moderate show of whist today. The lequiry was slow at Is. per qr. !dualism New white made 42a. to 475. ; sew red. 411 e. is da. pa 36 stops, Made/ barley was medial, the seem Wei sow all but over ; &rustling, • dull tea, at dis. per 33 stem Oste moved elf slowly, sod repeat rates were diSsalt to main td ; sew, 104 s. to Oa par Si dose. KIRLOALDT, June 3.-At out assetry masts this week we hod, as for ems time pest, small supplies of all kids • PSIS. Demsed slew, mid where Wes d whet we mods, • redaction of il u t a t ians o M e ier qr. bed le be seabsittei ie. Oats sad Here today we hal sad wands of all bs = of pie. Wheat ad barley she si het week's prime. Ode 6d. per qr. deer. Wheat, 3M M 42e. 6d.; barley, 345.1028..; to ode, 21s. to Ea pm qr. Warns/and Joss S.-Deride the week we km had a Impious supply of nls, sad a Nile emus senebias weed sew be of grist Mesa to the glowing and We easel widest any . foreign arrivals to report} sad meat de p t. emuzgismseutioapirtesourizeris: = ll. :, l tds see badman passing than heretofore. W best -Faeloksel bf well inquired for, but late values me demo , Berley.-Prom seat of transaddies is this slide we ese unable to Dote any ohmage. Oat..-TM geoids enhe being linehei. extreme quotations of last Estee/ mageleed. lads saes is side deeper by 31. 41. pee Minsk but this decline Wham boyars to sane fused seam freely, and MUM an massed questity to sae el. Flour is sot 1011. t. Imports this week :-Wbast. 605 ; boar, 177 maim Experts this week :-Olateo 2,77 0 torsi Am. 167 make. CH•1101 of 1 1. 01LOIRT AGAINST • L•DT.—At Binatuaallie=slr.z.Flidety, a lady who rive earns t.. shod Hall, Raabe, was brought up ea a &wee of Elio* • forged promkeory ads for 1,0001. Oa the 16th Msy I Kr. Eleasener R. Willimas, eiiitcr,ol Beased'ea. illirmiagbans, respired from the primmer a promieseey Wei of which the foilowieg is • copy :—" Leedom. may 1866. 1,0001. The.. mouths otter 'alias. we *ay ssyssally preludes to pay to Mr. Bogor Boilionortl order, the sem of 1,0001., together with Mend from this date, at 161. par mote= per saxerk value reined.--Bigaed, Marts Joao, Wei les , ball,pirrlasuldeooleshire ; Harriet Iletair, s = I Li ; James B , Hyde .yerk„ Leedom ; Beery Williamson. Hain*" lon dos.* The miesorantlam was is the haadwrield primmer. Oa the 25th May the sofa was pretests* perneet to Maris Jowls. Mei beaked driller mot levities at the foot of the mote, was ii her headwall** , that she knew saythirog aboet the solo or had orrbiS 4 do with the *nisi of it. Os several coemiosethe Ole paid interest on the note. At tb• request of the yam are was remanded till Friday mot The ysissier admitted to bail. 011.1• T ICASTKRN RAILWAT.—The Bury Bt Itllad's mid Sudbury exteeelos of chi eompaafx MN" surly ready for italic (experimental lades haviparli ever Oh end the baked ap dividend, whisk been paid to the hoiden el wrineary steak is Meek Is earsemeed for pepasest. The Wile service Ilse bess, lead this imolai hotness EV and Poterberowtb. K" facilitate eammeadatioa Weise the eilires, essehrot and midland &Arida BIRTH I[AR3IAGIB, AND DIATHIL BIRTHS. lagisereseent Notting-ha the W Bee, ith., or a eon. - DIAN L-4the 1. a Adios 11140117. EMI, th e wife of the W. T. Death, of a llaastrtfor. La WiIIIGH -Jews tote Gloweeetervedeth, Hydrl4ll4 wile at A. low:thee, at, of • damper lINELD.-duos 1, et Upper Tootle& earth& the Wit h litieed, of a los. Minn.- 4 =s lost Ur Tow Teeth Goodrice, Herefordshire, with of IL P. Salta, of a daughter. THOILIIII-Jithe st the Grove, Highgate, the wile of Teems, of a meth MABELLOBB. CALTWIT-WOOD.--Jase 1, et at. lurk% Woodhoss• by tee BAT. Fawcett, nooses Hem, the ot the the °amt. Wwi e , of Heedlegiey HO, near MA =tor Wood, lea, ol ilycathow lodge, Weep ! the r . ILNIGGT-VIDESHILL-deltel. et legend 1801. Walla Duseeth sou el i r l ia lll.ll i t i t el rl i te l I C ala , e i`f " Nupows—c —1,63 saagai.bilm 7 lasidoiltwis. et Tediervitee , to Aithe Bisder, dont tit of IM . J. 'D. 0. OMSK DBMS. EZIANZY.-.1•8•1. at lassis• Croplog MISS di. Di ...... . 11 ADALL st Maw. NA, R. C. Drib. ie. SIM-JUme Aat G r ove Lodge, Sydeseeth C MIK wad U. ahtlf.-J••• 1,44 riateldipsß.Ds, th• Watt Jim Ili (11.C.R., MP/ 7 .- INOLLTON.-Jus• I„ MCl•erer. aser. Maher. Slobs aan .-11Iir g7erowlß. ism* Drees. 0 1 . ILA. ped da - akir a Lanka. iemi5r44.46.6 as PIK". d , I. VOL c f;9 r-- 0 ----------- i GYM, .'.31791(110 s ..Cr . 'a I a .: • Nb a • 5;075 .._ . - U s LACIKWALL LI Dovsig. got ^I vie* crAmm. 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